Nebraska Newspapers

    8
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Dora fed Cattle Sold at from Steady to
Stronger Prices.
HOG MARKET ADVANCES SLIGHTLY
hern Are In (iooil Mtiiil), hut
Market I Aetlc nml lllulier
on Until Killer mill
Feeder. '
SOUTH OMAHA, Aup. 27.
nccelpts were: Cattle, IIor-s. Sheep.
Official Monday 7,JCfi 3,11.1 12.&-M
Omcliil Tuesday 1.7W ;,2 U.8I6
Two days this wcpk.12.37Z I0,a7 I9.35J
Sumo days last week MM 9.7o 17.3W
Same week before. ... ".KM 7,271 2('.112
Simn threo Weeks nun . 9.111 '., 13.102
Stttno four weeks ili;o . (5 230 I0.ul5 S.fwO
yesterday's shipments Cattle:
Average prire phM !ir hoi" tor the last
several day, with co m yarsons:
Aue. 1 r. lSi
AUK. 2 .... i, nj
Atlp. 3 S 16,
All. 4 f, JO
Auk. 5. ... I
Aup. C S 04'
All. 7 .... fi ll
Auk. S 5 15
AUK. 9 1 04,
auk. 10.... 6 ooi
auk. 11.... 4 so
Auk. 12. ...
Auk. 13.... 4 9i
Auk, 14. ... 1 4 071
AUK. IK... 4 97!
Auk. 1.... 4 081
Auk. 17.... 6 00
AUc. IS ..14 95
auk. 19....
Auk. an.... I b rat
AtlK 21....' ft 02
A'lK 22 .. r, 01
Auk 23 ...I I ,t7
A UK. 21 . ... fi 02
Alls. !f..... SOfii
AUK I'd ...
Aiir. 27.... t OS
Auk. 2S....1 r. 02
4 13 3 79, I 2 77, 4 45, 4 19
1 201 3 74 3 IV I . J
4 31 ; li7' 3 47 2 3 4 54 4 !
2 M 4 12' T, Of.
. , i iri : ot.
1 .M J IB J I" " . "
4 36 3 74 3 71 2 SI 4 tw, 6 11
I (7 3 fifi S to 2 92 f W
4 W, 3 07 3 73! 2 M 4 51
I 3 76 3 70 2 731 4 511 6 Jt
4 121 3 7fi 2 Hi I I 431 5 10
4 421 3 ffl' ! 2 791 4 W 5 OS
4 111 3 741 3 SH I 4 3M f 2
I 12' 3 SI 3 79 2 ffl 4 30 1 f. I I
4 10 3 73 3 81 2 79 1 3 11
I 3, 3 72i 3 91 2 7-ii 4 32 j
I 3 701 I 02 2 7M I 24l D 21
4 401 13 !7! 2 VI I 20 5 31
tndlcnte Kmidav
The official number or cars of
brotiRht In today by each road was:
(ill tic. II'kh. Sh'p.
stock
I I r s.
I
'n
i" . M St. i'. ny....
O. A St. 1.. fly
Missouri Pacific Hy...
vnlon Paclllc system.
C ft N. W. Ry
V . K A M. V. It. n...
C . St. P.. M. e O. lu
ll. A M. It. It. It
(' . H. & Q. Uy
K C. St. .1
' . U. I. Ac P.. cast....
C. It. I. ft P., west...
Illinois Central
I
4
IS
31
11
20
SS
I
52
I
5
Total receipts 187 1 01 27 7
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasliiK the num
ber of head Indicated:
Uuyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co 1
O. II Hammond Co 4SI
I.2.1S
3S7
1.231
1,381
1,031
1.74S
Hwlft and Company 525
c idahy PacklnK Co C39
Armour & Co 312
Omaha PacklnK Co.. K.C. 51
Armour & Co.. K. C 137
It Uecker & DeKiin 587
Vim sail t & Co 70
.1 U. Carey 91
1, obman & Co 297
W 1. Stephen 181
Illll & llimtzlncer 30
l.lvlliKStonii ft Schaller.,,. 115
Hamilton & Uothschllil... 3.16
1. K. Ilusz 121
II I,. Dennis & Co 22
llohbeck Co
Other buyers 810
818
925
1,201
6.071
Totals 4,877
230
9.131
CATTMS There was a fairly liberal run
of cattle here today, recclnts beltiK com
1 o.sed largely of westerns. The demand for
cholco steers on the part of both pack-rs
and speculators was In t;ood shape, so that
the market on those grades was active and
stronger.
There were only about twenty cars of
corn cattle on sale today and packers all
seemed to want those of good 'inallty. The
market was steady to strong 'and fairly
active, as iiirii as neing pant lor .1
bunch of well bred westerns wclchlnc
1.55 pound.-. The common grades were
imt sought after and tno mantel on that
class was no morn man mcady.
The cow market was not in very good
shapn today. PJcaers did not seem very
anxious for fresh supplies and the tendency
was toward lower prices. Some of til's
best Krades may have brought right around
steady prices, but the medium grades wore
slow ami anoui a nimo lower, it was a
drnccv market from start to finish and It
was Into before anything like a clearance
was made.
There was finite a demand for bulls to
day, several buyers being on the market
looking for carload of stock bulls anil also
for heavy weights. As a result the market
was a iiitio stronger nil nrounil.
The feeder market was In uood shane to
day, particularly on the better urailes. The
demand from the country Is still very heavv
ami prices lonay ruieii nil tne way rroni
steady to a dime higher on the cooil hf in v
weight cnttle. The medium grades, of
courne, nrn noi wiLiiien aim are rattier slow
sale.
The supply of western cattle was com
nosed mostly of feeders. Killers were look
lug for supplies, hut as the quality of thn
killers was not extra good they did not take
hold with much life. Prices were stnriv
to strong on tho good kinds, but rather
low 11 ml weak on the common grades.
Keeders were In good demand and the
heavy cattle of good quality sold strong to
a dime higher. Cows were rather slow and
prlcee generally lower. Uepresentatlve
sales:
No.
2
Z
4
41
12
3
I
S
IS
UK HP STKHUS.
Av. IT
Nc.
Av. Pr.
....n;; 5 30
....1274 5 3'.
....ifti r x.
....1 it.-, f. sr.
....1202 5 10
....U'i7 C 40
....12.11 5 41
.. 117.-. r, l
....12117 5 45
....1277 .". .VI
....14(0 r. r,i
,...140i 17.1
1IW 4 no
1530 4 50
R9! 4
1 1ST 4 93
10M i M
it
14
t,
2
11
3(!
35
U
31
20
It)
:o
pno IN
MO
1155 5 10
1MI S 10
HI!) 5 IK
1255 & 13
ill .
4) .
4'!..
31..
21..
1..
8..
(..
s .
:i .
,i:I 5 1J
.1211 5 20
19.
IS! 5 Wl
STKKHH ANP HICIKDUS
819 4M 2il.
..1117 5 00
COWS.
. 970
5 00
l.l..
1....
1140 2 Rrt
1020 J so
1025 3 90
1128 3 20
1110 3 ;.l
1110 3 30
930 3 5
1190 3 70
. 910 S 20
.104,1 2 35
.907 2 II
. 945 2 53
. 9f1 2 03
9..
I..
1..
803 2 S
.1010 2 70
1 1 1; 1 1 -1; HH.
1..
1..
1..
.1610 I fO
. 530 3 15
.1150 3 13
. S13 3 20
. 700 3 20
.1110 3 23
1
3
..1100 3 35
.. 740 3 M
. 850 3 80
. 910 4 00
.1510 IW
.1330 4 CO
1.
4,
1.
1...
nui.i.s.
sto : a 1 1270 3 00
750 2 83 1 1070 3 20
IU0 SCO
CAI.VKS.
161 S 50
1....,
STOCK COWS AND HRIFHUS
2 73 3....
CCO 3 10
833 3 10
. 750 3 IH
953 3 23
920 3 21
. 111.' 3 33
, 3:0 3 30
. 57S 3 10
. CIO 3 SO
70 2 73 2
H43 2 90 1
680 3 00 3
ESQ 3 O) 1
7:0 3 CO 6
808 3 0) 1
712 3 AO 70
860 3 03 6
1130 3 10
STOCK CAI.VKS
2M I 00 1
170 5 50
191 5 50
STOCKKUS AND KKKDKUS.
11 r.is m
.... m 3 23
.... f.97 3 M
.... fiO S 50
9S S 75
820 3 7'.
S9 3 73
7" 770 3 90
853 4 Ofl
13 9H 4 00
13 936 4 00
I 405
29 1012
55 597
4 10
I 10
3
(33 3 73 35
20 3 73 23.
I 15
C90 4
1.
720 3 75
James Kord-S. D.
10 feeders.. 1232 4 00 S feeders. .1192 100
3 feeders.. 1163 4 00
M';nii.M.
27 feeders.. 731 3 111 1 feeder..
K. I. White-Neb.
3 cows siii ;: 00 2 heifers.
1 cow 1100 3 10 I bull
K. P. Meyers-Neb.
20 3 00
785 3 05
R30 3 20
45 feeders. .1111 4 i 11 cows
9.16 3 10
cows 890 ,1 in
19 feeders.
2 feeders.
IS feeders.
13 feeders.
4 feeders.
2 heifers.,
2 heifers..
1 cow
3 cows. . .
25 feeders.
11 feeders.
2 cows . . .
I feeders
26 feeders.
II feeders
833 3 90
15 feeders.. 8-54 3 SO
2 feeders.. 905 3 BO
29 feeders.. W 1 20
2 feeders.. 8S9 3 23
9 feeders.. All 4 10
( feeders. .1352 3 1."
1 cow 820 2 00
1 cow 870 2 tVi
1 bill) 1220 3 25
14 cows 88!t 2 S3
1 cow RIO 3 25
1 cow SS0 3 20
3 cows 1133 2 95
10 feeders. 811 3 90
2 feeders 1090 3 H5
. 861 3 50
. 973 I 10
. 883 3 Ml
. 990 3 S3
. 930 3 10
. 950 3 10
.1150 4 00
.1026 2 60
791
3 I'm
.1100
I 10
823 3 15
753 3 60
RS2 I 05
S43 3 90
111 feeders .1021 3 05
l! cows 343 2 10
1 cow 1320 2 75
1 cow . S50 2 00
1 cow 1000 2 SO
j iki i 7i i r.-i .r. i Twi
, 3 77, 3 4JI 3 02' 4 Ml 4 M
4 M i 3 45, 2 92 4 55 4 77
4 37 3 91 I J W 1 S
4 32. 3 (57 3 49, 4 49 M
4 2S 3 (57 3 531 2 76 4 57 4 JO
4 23 3 77 3 01! 2 F6 A 4 71
35, 3 XS, 3 561 2 4 W
3 74 3 fill 2 741 4 f.9 4 7.
I ill I i rjci a mi 4 511 4 37
(5 feeders 1021
26 feeders. 504
1 feeder Mi
U feeder?, SOC
3
3 KO
3 00
3 73
2 50
2 00
3 Mi
.1 85
3 (
2 75
fi 10
3 50
2 cows .... MB 2 40
A. N. Smlth-Ncb.
30 feeders . 891 3 75
William Rcynolds-3. D.
25 feeders.. 1070 4 36 3S feeders.. 8)1 4 00
3 feeders.. 920 3 50
I'. Michael-Colo.
7 heifers... SIS 3 10 1 heifer.... SIO 2 75
9 heifers... 818 3 10
A. IIecktcd-Icla.
iV, feeders.. 82U 3 9-1 13 feeder.. 7SS 3 90
I. A. Palmer Neb.
55 feeders.. 82S 4 10 1 feeder. . .1120 3 50
II. Call-Colo.
4 heifers.
2 heifers.
4 heifers.
1 heifer...
10 feeders.
725
610
572
CO
3 25 3 heifers... '. 3 25
3 ,T. 1 heifer.... 520 3 W
3 X. 2 heirers... 5fM) 3 35
4 10 2 cows 9S5 2 75
4 10 4 focilers . (102 I 10
3 75 K feeders.. 013 3 75
3 75 2 cows 8.10 2 75
ft feeders.. 555
S feeders.. 088
8 feeders., fit'
Western Ranches S. I).
131 Tex. fdrs.li87 3 80 27 Tex. fit r. 11 03 3 SO
C. W. Webster Neb.
3S7 ,1 30 2 cows 935 2 50
12 cows....
4 cows
3 heifers.
I feeder.
U feeders.
1 feeder. .
.1037 3 15
J. II. Wiley-Neb.
.. S.Vi 3 20 17 feeders.. S00 4 05
. ?Vi 1 05
. X77 .1 50 1 reeiler..
.!') 3 50 8 steers..
780
842
3 00
3 25
3 25
4 15
4 17',
I I7H
A. J. I Hams-Neb.
1 bull.
...Ilio 3 20 t holfers... 712
J. M. Ilalrd-Wyo.
17 feeders.. I09J 3 30 ii steers. ...1320
J. AI. Carey & lttos.-H. I.
50 feeders.. 1282 I I7U 43 feeders .12S1
42 feed era.. 1207
4 17',i
I 17!4
I 15
ID feeders.. 1258
IR feeders.. 1233
178 feeders. 1190
25 feeders. .1244
3 steers.. ..122C 3 75
3 55
A. n.
Cattle Co Neb.
10 feeders.
3 feeders.
2 cows. . . .
92 3 20 42 feeders.. 911 I 05
. 9"0 3 50 40 feeders.. 9K 3 70
.1000 3 25
.1. Wllson-S. I).
. 919 3 25
HOCTH DAKOTA
32 steers....
27 feeders..
2 feeders. .
9'Kt I 20 17 reeders.. 905 I 00
890 3 ."l
H. W. Moses-S. D.
-'I feeders.. OS? ;i ?(i
U'JttS There whs about n .isttnl Tues
day's MUip!y of Imks hero lodav anil pack
ers were all Lnod liu.vrrs. Chlcauo re-
xirteil a stail market, hill (he lion
lore chanced hands fin it IiumIm of n !!t..'!fiwt
ailvance. Tin- market was active ami
everything nffereil was sold at an earlv
Hour. liven the heavy weights. If of
good quality, sold readily, but the coarse,
common stuff was neKlectcd. tin matter
wnai me wcictu ttnciit lie The lmiu nf
the prime HkIii Iioks sold at J.". 0:Vfr5.07Va. and
the medium weights larcelv nl (5.0214, and
heavv hoes from (5 nfi to (5.02'4. with (he
weiini ninuKiiiiK 01 aaies oeiow me rantfc
inr me niiia.
Sevr'ral loads eatne III late In (tin innrn.
Ins after Hip packers had about all the
nos they wauled, and, as a 1 fault, the
last end was hardly as nood. IlepresenU
tlvc sales:
No.
Av.
...194
...254
...299
...270
...251
...tat
. ..2ii
Sh. Pr.
No.
6.1.
.11
63.
54.
63.
65.
.'.6.
71.
7.
Av.
... 222
.. .290
....261
....261
. .228
!!"223
....247
....231
Pr
5 OJ'4
5 02 's
8 02',
6 Oil,
5 C2',
4 95
4 9-.
4 95
4 95
4 17',
4 971,
4 971,
I 97 1
4 97i
4 97 IJ
4 97',
5 OO
fi Oi
5 fin
5 AO
5 V
3 00
1 on
5 00
21....
so
55. . . .
47....
40
M
80
10
,9. . . .
SI....
51 ...
5 02',
5 njij
5 0:14
5 03 'i
5 02',,
5 nj 1 j
5 02',
10....
....235
....2S1
....IS7
....2VI
....251
12n
so
IfO
25...
60 ..
54...
C5...
67....
76....
SO. . . .
:;....
61....
70...,
70....
60....
SI....
89 ...
70....
60....
..v:
..21't
,.2is
40
40 5 OJij
40 5 02',
... 5 03',
SO 5 2'ii
SO r. 021 J
120 r. 02U
40 5 02 1 i
SO 5 02H
40 5 02 1 1,
... 5 i'2'n
SO 5 02',
40 5 031J
P) 5 02 li,
40 5 02'4
... 6 02ii
... 5 021,
... 6 r.24
160 5 1)314
40 r. 0214
40 5 C',
... 3 02',
210 r, 05
40 5 05
180 r. 05
... 3 0.1
4.1 :. 0.,
40 5 03
.. 5 n:,
40 3 n-,
... 505
. . 5 or,
63 257
49 !1
""21a
212
210-
2(0
213
242
216
2U
242
211
56 .101
S5 278
M
4ft
2M1
120
75 20
90 208
OS 273
120 5 v
SO 5 CO
80 5 00
II7 279
79 213
72.
S3.
71.
71.
80..,.
.23 200
.257 ...
5 CO
5 (10
60..
59....
61....
..253
..210
..281
..2C1
..270
..2S3
..215
..237
..270
..2.11
..250
... 5 01
160 5 00
40 5 00
... 5 00
40 .', no
80 5 no
... 5 01
120 5 00
40 6 M
10 5 00
lil 5 On
60
20....
67....
..325
..251
..214
70
71....
71....
66....
71....
70....
62....
SO....
71....
57....
69....
329
....:6
2M
63...
hS...
92...
77...
76...
7.1...
76...
..212
..233
..25
..238
..202
. 189
..210
..."21
..510
..236
..2K.
..216
..216
..26J
..234
..223
..251
. .231
..216
,.1S
. .263
.266 160 5 00
2.12 80 5 00
64 217
77 251
67 271
56 281
f.7 1SS
296
. . 8 00
40 5 00
80 5 CO
64...
66., ,
7..,
69...
66...
6S...
71...
71...
92...
71..
"7...
73..
104.
120
3 no
... '. 00
... 3 00
40 5 00
ISO 5 M
120 r, on
... 5 00
63...
70...
61...
6.5...
IW
237
2.53
fil
120
r, 05
5 nr.
5 05
5 05
5 IV.
40
Vo
101
80
261 . . .
242 20n
212 120
fS.
3 00
5 Oil
5 0ft
65.
12.,
63.
71.
5 05
r. n.-,
219
.267
.25
.2.16
.229
60 r. o)
40 r. (O
.. co
, . . r. co
40 f. (0
so r, 031 i
2S0 5 rs
4ft r, or,
KO 5 n;
40 5 07'i
... r. 10
40 5 10
..
49 271
76 250
S2 190
63 219
55 273
'
61 i:
r, 10
HHKKP The bin bulk of the receipts
todav were composed of feeders. The do
munil on the part of packers was tn good
Hhiiiie. so that what few killers were
here brought stronger prices. Sheep of
good quality sold strong to 5c higher nnd
inmbs also sold better than they did yes
terday. There were no strictly choice
li.inhu here tmlav. but had there been any
the general opinion was Hint they wo.ild
hnvo sold anywhere from strong to . 10c
higher. Judging from the way packers
t.ipUxii ni what few thero were on sale.
Thn feeder market was nlo In good
shape, a large number of buyers being on
the market They were active bidders
nnd prices were unevenly higher, but the
market cou'd hardly be called more than
strong to n shade hlslier.
oiintnilons- Choice wstern grass weth
ers. J.t.35il?3.50; fair to good grass wethers.
13.''SM3.35. choice Brass yearlings. $.1.3.M(3.60;
choice ewes, $2.30tf3.23; fair to good ewes.
CJ.65fia.Wi f"lr to good yearlings, $3.25fl3.r;
choice spring lambs, $1.63ffll.75. fair to good
Spring lami'l. .fJ'il l.ni; irriiri iwiii.-ii.
$3.25513.40; feeder lambs, (4.00f4.25. Repre
sentative snlc?'
No. Av. Pr.
31 Idaho feeding wethers 101 3 20
250 Wyoming wethers 114 (3 3..
303 Wyoming feeder yenrllngs.. 82 3 50
S37 Wvomlng feeder yearlings.. S4 3 50
197 Wyomlnc feeder yearlings.. S5 3 30
5 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. S4 3 50
475 Ctah wethers 103 3 40
395 I'tali wothers 101 3 40
2:i9 Ctah wethers 101 3 40
729 Wyoming yearling wethers.. 93 3 51
13 Montana owes UH 3 61
50 Idaho feeding lambs 57 t 10
211 feeding 'limbs oS 4 1,
113 feeding lambs 65 4 13
33 NcbrasKii lunins on 1 ,w
61 Ctah lambs 36 4 50
2S Ctah lambs 57 4 51
312 I'tali lambs 611 4 50
11 Ctah latillis ki 4 00
26 Ctah ewes Ill 3 00
5 Ctah ewes 102 3 00
259 Wyoming feeding ewes 91 3 35
722 Wyoming feeding ewes 81 3 33
915 Wvomlng feeding cweM 102 3 35
313 Utah wethers Ill 3 50
102 Ctah wethers iu:i ;; mi
29 Idaho wetliers u; a w
9 Idaho wethers SS 3 50
23 Idaho wetliers SO 3 50
10 Idaho wethers 91 3 50
20 Idaho wethers ill .". 50
09 lilaho wethers 10J 3 50
22 Idaho feeding lambs 61 I 16
219 Idaho feeding lambs 53 t 15
s lilaho teeiiing lamiH w 1 .0
170 Idaho feeding Inmbs., f.1 120
27 Idaho feeding lamlis 54
49 Idaho lambs ill 4 00
677 Idnho Iamb 152 4 ft)
('IllCUJO l.l 15 STOCK" MtltKl'.T.
'rices (ii'iu'riill) Sternly. 11 lib Sheep
lliellnrd In lie Mining;.
CIHCAaO. Aug. 2.-CATTI,K-Uecelp's.
3,00i). Im-luillng I.Siki westerns and -do Tex-
nns: natives and westerns steady; Texts
active, 105il5c higher; natives, best on sale
tod.iy, one cur. at (5 II; good to prim"
steers. (5 !3i0.10; poor to medium. $I.C)n5.40;
selected feeders, trnn, ectlve, $I.O"fi I 16:
ml.M'il hlockers. .-.toady In i-low. $,1.25i2 r;
cows. $2.757i 1.50; heifers. (3 oh'u.i.in); cauuers
$2.0iOC.'.65: bulls, steady. 2.50'nl.50: enlve-,
active. 23ii4oc lower tiian last 'fuesdui,
$3.il'it7.23; Texans, receipts. m1; best on
sale today. 13 carloads, .it $1 (0; Texiu fed
steers, $l.25f5(Nl; Teas grass steers. (.1.30
nt.20; Texas bulls. (2WM(3..r.i.
HOCIS Uecelpts today. 17,000; estlllilted
for tomnrrow, 25,n0; left over. 3,00); stca ly;
top. $5.47... mixed and but"hers. (1.90115 in.
rood to choice heavv. I5.i"ili6 33: rough
heavy. Sl.snfM.93. light. $5.(Xv1-6.471i!: bulk of
sales $5.105 33.
SHKKP AND I.AMUS-Uccdnls. I6.0H):
sheep steady to strong, JV higher; lambs
active, lfHilac higher; good to chohe weth
ers. W.mti 00: rair to en ico nnxeii. .i.t.i-(
.ITU' western sheen. $3.50173.9'): Texas h!ipd.
$2&Off3,50; nutlve lambs, l.tf5.65; western
lambs, $l.756.ra.
s, I, mils Live Slui'U.
ST LOCIS. Aug. .M.-CATTLK-Uecelpl
2,20i). Incluillng l,() Texans; market stroiK,
actiie and higher; native shipping and
export steers. $5.(Ij5.70. dressed beef an I
butcher steers. $l."fi5,20; tters under l.oni
lbs. (4.25115.00; stockers and feeders. (2 75
1i4.40; cows and heifers, M'Ofil.&S cann rs.
$1.251i2.Wi. bulls, 2.!hv?u.4d; ti x.is ami In
dian steers, $3.l(v?(4.8Q, cows ami heifers
r'.3iifi3.70.
IIOOS- Uecelpts 7,600, market 6 lower
for porkers, others steady, pics and Hunt.
3 feeders.. $00 3 00 6 cows &M
1 COW . 5l !W 3 cows . 913
5 cows .... 957 2 80 15 feeders.. Ml
6 cows .... 1001 2 SO 26 feeders.. 754
5 cows V12 2 40 I cow 930
2 cows... 9V, 2 75 4 cows .. .1072
3 cows . . .. SSI 3 7S
MONTANA,
75 cows 302 2 40 70 calves... 281
IS feeders. 102S I 20 3 cows 101
S iofj.1 (5. packers. 3.10f?6.30; butchers.
J5.2.V.I6 .15
811 KKP AND liAMHS-Ufcelpts, 7i); mar
ket firmer, muttons, J3.00f(iri lambs,
76.25; culls nnd bucks. J1.8tf3 50; stockcra,
(8.10V 3 5i.
York I. lie StooU.
NKW YOIIK. Aug 2S.-HKKVKS-Ue-celpts,
7.1C bend, nearly nil for slaughterers,
no trade of Importance; feeling steady,
cables stronger; live cattle, lUyi12ic; tops,
13c, refrigerator beef, 91J9'4c per lb; ex
ports, Slo cattle and 1.900 quarters of beef
CAIj KS Uecelpts, 312 head; veals steady;
grassers and buttermilks dull; 161 im.mld.
veals. JR.OOfi.8.25, good buttermilks, (3.50.
HHKKP AND I.A.MnS-Hecelpts. ,.U7
head; sheep selling more freely; no Im
provement In prices; lambs opened active
and strong, closed unlet anil with easier
feeling; 10 cars held over; sheep, U.fa
1.35: culls, (2; lambs, (I 75TI7.00; culls, (.1.50
r. s.fto.
llOC.S-Uecelpts. 1.(523 bend; llrm; fair to
choice hogs, (5.7MJi;.nO; light pigs, (O.Onii
6.10.
Kuiisnx City I, lie Stocli.
KANSAS CITY. Aug 2S -CATTI.K-Ue.
celpts, lo..1fi natives. 1.900 Texans: dry-lot
cattle steady; all clns es gnls cattle strong
to P'c higher; native steers. J4.6 n5.G5; sto, k
ers and feeder, S3.n0t4 05; butcher cows un.l
l-.clfers. S3 nmK.2fi; canncrr. J2.5fi3.on. f e I
westerns. 83.i.Vt5.25; wintered Texans, (3.55
T3.70; grass Texans, I3.20tf3.d0 Calves, re
ceipts. oo; market 25c hlgller; a o, ,'5 2.
Ttfi.inl.
IIUUS-Ueielpts. 11.800; trade active, at
steady prices; heavy and mixed, t (CI
f;5 20; llnht. 11 lafiR 22't. pigs. J4 59h5.(n.
SHKKP AND I.A.MIH -UecelptM. 3.IO:
market active to shade higher; suppi
larglv western"; Inmb-. (1 0.y(K.oo; muttons.
(3.0nt.lWi; fcilers. $3.0 ,10; culls. (.'.50113(0.
SI. .losepli I, lie Sloek,
ST. JOSKI'll, M"., A'tg. 2S.-(8peclnl.i-'I'he
Journal quotes:
CATTLK Uecelpts, 9il head; market very
actlie and 10tfl5c higher; stockers nnd
feeders. l.V26c lower; natives, (4.1015.(50,
Texas and westerns, (1.50TJ5.50: cows and
heifers. $2.00til S3; veals, (4.0OIT6.50; bill s
nnd stags, t.l.iMi 1.75; stockers and feeders,
(3.00VI.26.
I IOOS Uecelpts, lW head; market gen
erally steady; all grades, (."1.05175.15: bulk,
(.I.OrVu 5.10.
SIIKKI'-Ueeelpls, none.
St ue I. In Sight.
Kollnwlng are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for August 28.
cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
rep.
soiitli (imalia 1.706 7.21
283
ti.sin
16,000
3.4'X)
71.0
Chlciigo 3,000
Kansas City 13,ikhi
St. I.ouls 2,200
17.000
11.800
7.800
Totals
22.606 4.1.663 26,916
M1W VOIIK (ilC.XKHAI, MAIIKliT,
(1 110 In I Inns
for the liny
on Vnrlous
(nniiuoilltlcs.
NKW YORK. Aug. 2S - FLOCU -Uecelpts,
13.5SO bbls . exports. 5.000 bbl. . sales, 8.350
pkss ; market was steady and fairly ac
tive, Minnesota patents, $4.25, winter pat
ents. $3 7.V94 00. winter strulglitg. $3.5oaS.6'j.
winter oxtras. $2.70ti.0; Minnesota bakers,
$2.86113.26; winter low KTarteS, $2.402.65. Uve
flour. sl".id ; sales, M0 bbls.: fair to good,
$3.00113.25: choice to fnncv. $3.25.1.50.
COKNM K A I. Firm: vellow tvestern. Spe
cify. S7c; Hratidywlnc. (.M.1H2.55.
UYK-Qulet; No J western. 5.'.c. f. o. b,
afloat; state, 6.T&5IC
HAUI.KY- Dull, feeding. 43'ie; limiting,
4SH53C. c. I f , New York.
I1AULKY MALI Dull; western. 6I5T7CO
WH KAT Itecelnls. 116 975 hu ennrt.
87,753 Ii-J . : sales, 2,10,1.000 bu. futures, 120.000
nil. spot. Knot, llrm: No. 2 red. 807. e. f . 1, .
afloat; No. 2 red. 78'Ac. elevator; No. J
northern Diiluth. S4Hc, f. o. ,, afloat; No.
1 nam nuliitli, ST-i.c, f. o. li., afloat. Op
tions opened easy through local unloading,
but gathered subsequent firmness In sym-
niny wiin corn ann on account or mm
mgllsh I'Hblt'M. Closed dull hut firm nt lie
net uili-atu-e: Mnv S.li.k:i7i,. rlna,i kiil.,..
September. 71tiiVi79 1I-16c; closed, 79M.C; Octo-
ner cioseu, .ii'fce; uecemner, MiSl 9-liic;
closed. Sttc.
COUN --Uecelpts. 75,0.0 bu.; exports. 27.93S
bbls.; sales, 10u,0i) bu. fnturfH. 100.000 bu.
spot. Spot, llrm: No. 2. iGc. f. o. b.. alloat.
nnrt -lic, elevator, options were generally
strung all day on foreign buying, higher
cables and contliv.ied frost talk from the
wesi. i iosiu Htrong at 'iinTiic net ndvnnce,
September. 44'ic: closed. IH.e: Detnher (II:
fil47,c; elosed, 4l"1,c; December, 4K&Uaic;
closed, ll'ie.
OATS- -Uecelpts, 47,500 bu.: exports, 113,00-)
bu.: sales. 16.IHK1 bu. snot. Snot, dull: N'o. "
23V.c; No. 3. 2.1c; No. 2 white. 27'2c: No. 3
wlilte, 2i;V'; track, mixed western. 25ij27c:
irm-K wmie, ;iti.i.ic. iipuons, nun nut
steady.
HAY Dull: shipping, 72'fi7oc; good to
choice. t51iU0i-.
HOPS unlet: state, common to elinlre.
1S9-I clop. 101il3c; old, .oc; Paclllc. 1S93
crop. 101(13t; old, 2fj6c.
iiiniis i-inn; naiveston. 21 to 23 lbs.,
1SK23C; California. 21 to 25 lbs., ISHc; Texas,
dry, 21 to .10 lbs . 13"-c.
LI-;atih-;h Firm: hemlock so e. Iluenos
Ayres, light to lieavywclghts, 22'41f2:i!sc;
ncld. 22'!H23Uc.
WOOl-Dufl; domestic llcece, 251j2So;
Texas, ISfilKc.
PUOVisiONS-ueer. dull; family (lO.if
12.00; mess, $9(1(9.50; beef hams. $20.50'
21.00; packet. 10.lvijll.00; city, India ine.s.
J16.004i20.ou. rut meats, steady: pickled hol
lies, $S. 751 11.00; pickled shoulders, $6 50
6.75; pickled hams, tl0.00ffl0.75. Lard, dull;
western steamed. $7.10; August closed at
$710: rso. 1, nominal; renned, quiet; con
tinent, $7.30; South America, $8.10: com
pound, $6iH)'(t0.12'-!. Pork, quiet; famllv,
$16.00115.75: short clear, (13.25(815.50; mess.
$12 00U 13.00.
POTATOKS-Duli: Jerseys. $l.fr'J?1.25;
New York, $1.25fil.50; Long Island, (1.12,i'(
TALLOW-Qulel; city ((2 per pkg.),
4 7-lCc; country tpkgB. free.), -IH'ij I'ic.
CIIKKSK Quiet; large white. 10'4c; small
white, Hie; large colored. lUisfilO'ic; small
colored, lOUc
Ht'TTKU -Uecelpts. 12,347 pkgs.; market
steady; creamery. 181i22c; factory, 14H5iliic.
i:C,(JS-Uecelpts. 11.967 pks.; market firm;
western rcBiilar, poekitiB nt murk, ll'alSc,
western, loss off. KiSKc.
MKTAI.S Continued dullness was the
rule in metal circles locally today. In Lon
don, however, there wiir consldornhle weak
ness developed. Tin showed a further de
cline of 2. causing an easier feeling In our
market. The close was easy nt (10.1517.10 23.
Copper was very quiet and unchanged here,
but 7s 61I lower nbroad. Lead ruled nt yes
terday' ndvnnce to (l.37',4. Pig Iron war
rants r.iled weak and nominally unchanged
at $10.30. Spelter wns easy In tone, but not
quotably lower, at $1. 10174.15. The brokers'
price for lead was $4 and for copper $Hi.7.11T
16..S7'..
OMAHA i IIOI.IAI.r. MAHKKTS.
Condition of Ti-mle nml (Inotntlniis on
Staple 11 ml Fancy 1'iiiiliiee,
KOOS Uecelpts liberal; good stock firm
nt 13'vlil(e.
LI VP. POCLTUY-lIens. 7ff?7Hc; roosters,
according to age and size, ,igic; broiler..,
10c-; ducks, 4173c: geese, Ift.lc; turkeys, Sc.
FUKSII DUKSSKD POi;LTUY-1Ienn, 8V4
1j9c; roosters. 6jMie; ducks and geese. Of! 10c ;
broilers, per lb., 121fl2'jc; turkevs, 12Vjc
Ht'TTKU Common to fair, 1314c; choice,
131il6c; separator. 20c; gntliered creamery,
17li.'18e
FISH Troul, 10c: blue Hsu. 12o; pickerel,
Sc; latflsl., V.'c. dressed buffalo, He; white
llsh, He; herring, ,'ic; blark bass, 10c; sal
mon. 13t ; wlilte bnss. 10e; eropple, 10c; plk",
10c: hnllbiil, r.'e; bullheads, pie; ring perch.
60; lolnters, 'sr"en. 22c: boiled lobsters. 2.1c;
mackerel. 20c; dflfh. l ie; vi How w-Ji, 6c
PIOKONS -Llve, per iloz.. 90c.
V K A LS Choice, 9tJiee.
HAY Per carlond hits: I'nland. choice,
$9.(); No. 1 upland, $v50; medium,
$7.50; coarse. (6.50; ryo straw, cholco
i5.mi; No. 3 corn. Stic; No. 3 whlto ont..
ue: cracked corn, per ton. $11.50; corn an 1
oats, chopped, per ton, 815.0i; bran, per
ton, $12.50; shorts, per ton, $15.
YWiKTAlIl.rcH
CI'Cr.MUKUS-Pcr do.. 2 U23c.
NKW TCUNIPS-Per bu. basket, COc.
NKW IIKK't'S--P( r dozen bunches, 151?20c.
NKW CA'tUOTS-Per dor. bunches, 25c.
LKTTI'CIC Per lo.-... I 1l5c.
HADISII K. -Home-grown, per doz., 15o.
I'KAS per V3-I111. basket. Tide.
HKANS Wax. ner hnlf-bushel basket.
40c: "I ring, .'-l
NKW POTATOi:S-Per bu.. 35f?43c.
CAIIHAOK-Home-grown, per lb., lle.
I'ACLIFI "WF.l.-l'-r l-;.. $1.
niU'l's- CiiUN-Prr doz.. 10c.
T 1MATOKS llome-grown, per !,j'btl.
basket. 40c.
ONUiNS-Home-grown, per lb., lH1?l?;c.
CKLKHY -Michigan. r,ff 3flo.
FUCITS.
PKACHKS-Callfornla, per box, 90cfi$l;'
Texas, per l-basket crato. $1.
APUICOTS None on the market.
PLl'MS-Callfornla, per crntc, $1.15fll 2).
PUl'NKS-Callfornla. Tragedy, per crate,
(1.23. Kelsay, Japan, per crate, $1.25.
HAKTLKTT PKA US California, per box,
(1 7.Vn2.ini.
C.UAPKS-Callfornla. 4-basket cra'c, (1.50;
Tokays. 12. I'oin ords. home grown, 'J.'if'.'lc.
NKCTAUINKS-Callforula. 4-basket irale.
(I 25.
IIOOSKUKUUIKS-Out of tho market.
WATKUMKLONS-Ah to size, 20c to 25c
each.
CANTALOI'PK-Clems, per dozen, lO'cr,
large sizes, rtiiMV
APPLI-'S-Natlve, 75c1i(l per bu.; per lib!.,
$2.50fj3 00.
M. Louis (irnln 11 nil I'rni IsIoiik.
ST. LOCIS, Aug. 24 -WIIKAT-IIIgher;
No. 2 red cash, elevator. "Ojc: track. Ti'if
73'ui , August. 71ic. September. 7Ki7!'v :
October, 72'r December, 7il(7l'fci ; No 2
hard. !5SVii(;9
COUN Higher No 2 cash, 53i , track.
39' ugust :.)( September. 3SJc; Octo
ber, 37c December. :u-c
OATS-lIlKhcr, No. 2 cah, 21c, track, S1W
'((22c, August. 2Sc; SeplembeC 2l'ic, Decem
ber. 22c, May. 24c, No, 2 white, :44tf2Sc.
UYK-Steady, 4Sc.
KI.OtMt Stronger: patents, M.503.75; ex
tra fancy and straight, (3.20y3.3i; clear,
2. 7.1173.00.
8KKDS Timothy, scarce and firmer nt
(I 2M1I.30 bid for prime, but none to be had.
Flax, steady at (l.ll.
COUNMKAI-Steady at (2.WK2.05.
HUAN Firm; sacked, east track, 67fa6.Sc.
HAY Timothy, steady at O.dntll .50: prai
rie, tinner at I6.50f78 00.
WH 1SKY Steady. $1.21.
IKON COTTONttKS-(l 30.
HA(l(llNO-S.101iS.85.
1IKMP TWINK-9C
PUOVISIONS-Pork. quiet: Jobbing, I2.50.
t.ard. quiet; choice. (6.6214. Dry salt meals,
(boxedl. steady; extra shorts. (7.37'fc; clear
ribs, (7 50; clear sides, $7.(52. Hacon (boxed),
stcaily; extra shorts. (S; clear ribs, $S.12S4;
clear sides, (S.25.
MKTAI.S Lead, llrm; (i.32'4. Spelter,
steady; $1.05.
POIM.TKV Firm; chickens, yottnri, 9V,e;
turkeys, Cfi7c; young. 91110c; ducks. 6c;
young. 7c; geese, (lie; young. C?6'4e.
KtKlS-Steady; Ifi.ic.
Ht'TTKU -Higher; creamery. 181?22c;
dalrv. 15fl1c.
UKCKIPTS-Flour, S.OilO bids.; wheat, 9S,
OfK) bu.; corn. 55.ni hu.; oats. 47.0UO bit.
SHI I'M KNTS- Flour, 1,100 Mils.; wheat,
157.000 bu ; corn. 55,0n0; oats, 23.000 bu.
ciiA(ic.s is Yii..ni.i: sitpiM.ins.
( nlile nnd 'l .-lenrnpli l Hcports of
liriiln Mliuit nnd Ashore.
NKW TnltK. Aug. 28. -Special cable nnd
te'egraphle 'ommiinlcntions to Ilrnristreefs
show the following changes in the avail
able supplies from the Inst account:
Wheat -t'nltcd States and Canada, east of
the Unekles. Increased 1.200,000 bu.; alloat
for and In Kurope, decreased 2.200.U0O bu.;
total mi mil v , decreased 1.000,000 bu.
Corn - I nlted States and Canada, east of
the 1l.i'kes. decreased 2,763.0(10 bll.
Oats Cnlteil States and Canada, east of
the Uockles, Increased 834.000 bu.
Among th more Important Increases re
ported exclusively to Hradstrect's are those
of 486.000 bu. nt Chicago private elevators.
200,ochi bu, at northwestern Interior eleva
tors. 1.18,000 bJ nt Louisville, 114,000 bu. at
Coteaii, 75,000 hu. nt Fort Worth. 50.000 bu.
In Manitoba. 41,000 bu. nt Portland, Me.; 10,
(M bu ut Milwaukee private elevators.
The combined stock of wheat at Port
land. Ore, .Seattle and Taenma, Wash., In
creased 85.000 bu. last week.
Kiiiisiis ( lt (Irntn and Provisions.
KANSVS CITY. Al'sr. 2S.-WHKAT-Sep-(mher.
6l'4c: December. 67.."; cnh, No 2
hard. tSUfiWje; No. .1, 64?fi5V.'ic; No. 2 red,
7l?l72e. No. 3. 68fl7tc.
C( )UN -September. 36c; December, 32HW
32ic cash. No 2 mixed, 37Vc; No. 2 white,
37V. No. 3. 37c.
OATS -No 2 white, 25c.
UYINo. 2. 3c
HAY-Chnlc9 timothy, (10.00; chol"o
prairie, $6.60416.75
HCTTKU-Creamery. l"JJ19c; dairy, fancy
ICc.
EOOS-Steady; fresh Missouri nnd Kan
sas stock, 12c, loss off. cases returned; new
whltewood enses Included, He more.
UKCKIPTS-Whent. 201.600 bu.; corn, 7,200
bu.: oats, 2,000 bu.
SHIPMKNTS -Wheat, 163,600 bu.; corn,
ts.iJOO bu.; oatA, none.
Liverpool (irnln nnrt I'roTlslons.
LIVKUPOOL. Aug. SS.-WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 2 western, spring, 6 Id; No. 1
northern, spring. 6s 31id; No. 1 California,
6s 4d1i6s 4i,4l; futures, quiet: September, 6s
Mid , December, Hi 2't.d.
COUN Spot, llrm: American mixed, new,
4s Id. American mixed, old. Is lV4d; futures,
stendv; September, 4s Id; October, 4s Hid;
November, 4s lJ,d
PHOVISIONS-Peas. Canadian, 5 s lOd.
Lard, American rellnerl, in palls, steady,
36s 9d; prime western. In tierces, steady,
33s. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., easy,
South America, 7s.
Toledo Mnrket.
TOLKDO. Auk. 28. - WHKAT - Quiet,
sternly; No. 2 cash and September, 77c; De
cember, SOUc.
COUN Fairly active; No. 2 cash, 40c;
September. 4Hc
OATS Dull, steady; No. 2 ensh, 22tic.
UYK-Qulet; No. 2 cash, 51He.
SKKDS-Clover, steady; 1838 prlmo, $6; 1RS9
prime, (6.10.
Dnliitb AVhent Mnrkrt,
Dl'LI'TII, Minn., Aug. 23,-WIIKAT-No.
1 hard. cash. 79c; September. 79c; Decem
ber, 787j,c- No. 1 northern, cosh. 77c; Sen
tember, 7.c; December, 70'c; No. 2 north
ern. 74UC; No. 3 spring, 7mc.
COUN-3314C
OATS-23i',ff23i4c.
.Illuiieniiiilln When Mnrkft.
M1NNKAPOLIS, Aug. 28,-WHKAT-Sop-tember.
737,c; December. 75Hfr7.1l.ic; No. 1
northern, cash, 75 e; No. 2 northern, 71!,e:
No. 3. 71Hfi72Hc.
FLOCU-l'iichnnged.
HUAN In bulk, $12.00512.26.
I'bllnilel pbln Produce Market.
PHILADKLPHIA, Aug. 28.-nUTTI3U-Flrm;
fancy western creamery, 22'.jc; fancy
western prints, 23c.
KC.OS Firm; fresh nearby and fresh
western, 17c; fresh southwestern, 15c; fresh
southern. 11c.
Mllirnukee Grain 1nrket.
MILWAl'KKK. WN., Aug. 2S.-WHKAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 76?76V4c; No.
northern. 74'ii75r.
UYK Sternly; No. 1. 52c.
HAULKY-Stendy; No. 2, 50c: snmple. 38
Kl IUC.
Peoria Mnrkrt,
PKORIA. III., Aug. 28.-CORN-Flrm; No.
iw,
OATS Firm: No. 1 white. 23e. track
WHISKY-On the bnsls of $1.24 for fln-
isueu coous.
Xeiv York Money Alnrkct,
NKW YOUK. Aug. 29.-MONKY-On cn'l.
easy, I11H4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, vtfi'.i per cent.
STKULINC, KXCIIANCK - Knsy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at (4.87V4
for demand and nt $J.83H1?I.84 for slxtv
days; posted rates. (l.85-4.83H and H.SSUf
4.S9: commercial bills. (4.fei.iG4.S3i;.
SILVKR-tltir. 61'4o; eertlllcates,
(j.,c; .nexican iiciuars, 4d?kc.
UONDS Oovernment, quiet: state, Inac
tlve: railroad. Inactive.
The closing prices on bonds today are. ns
ioiiows;
f S ref Z; rB..101IN. Y. C. Is
do coupon ICTJ .V J. :. K. 5,....
dn 3, 1 eg- C No I'nrllle 3s
do coupon 1(9 I ilo 4s
..10SS
. .1-2
. .1031
On new 4s. n....m''. N V. I' Ht I. I
do coupon
121'i N X- IV. eon.
.115 .Ore. .Vnv. Is.
in.
.. 9714
do cilO. 4,
do coupon
rg.
..109
..102
.115
do 4s.
do 5s, rft-
.112'i1
O. S. L.
flu.
..126U
do coupon UJ'.Ji do ronsol 6...
1). of C. 3 r. 122 'llendlng gen. 4,
Atcli. jenernl t...Wi rtlo 0. W. Is
do ndj. U sr.'; si j, & 1 M c ',(
.. R7H
.. 9H
Ul'i
Cnnacln Ho. 2s 101 "St L A S V, g. 6S.122
('lies. & O. 4'4s Ik) St. Pntll coniiols ...167W
do IPm'fit. P.. r
A P,
ls.117'4
C & S. W. e. 7s... to I do Cs.l
....119
do S. F. d. ...120 I Ro. Pacific 41
f'likngo Ten 4i 924 .o. rtnllwny 6s....
Colo. fo. 4s n IS. H. A T. 6s....
I) A It. 0. Is 10.";! Tex. A Paclllc Is
do 4s 98 ilo 2k
.. . IV,
....lOS'i
.. 67
..in;
53
P.rle general 4b 68'i T'nlon Piicltlc 4....105'
I--, w . i. c. m.. ,:'i wannm is 117
Hn. Clcctrlc 5f....lts I do 2s 101
In. Central Is..
.1131; Went Shore 4s Ul'4,
1.. A N. unl. 4s.
M.. K. A T. 2s...
ilo In
. 91 win. cvntrnl is u
. C6 Va. Centuries .... 90H
. !i:.
When Issued. Offered.
Iloiton Stock (liiotnt ions.
HOSTON, Aug. 2S. Call loans, 203 per
per cent; time loans, 3174V4 per cent. Official
closlns:
A.. T. A B. P.
do pfd
Amfr. Suar .
do nfd
Hell Telephone
.... 57UCnlon Pacific .
.... 69 S W.st Umt
... 1l1'- Mchlson r ....
...116 N'. K. (1. A C.
....Ill Mdienture
. 931
.. 58
.. 61
. 2';
Itton F.lev.ltct
14S Allnuez 31. Co.
. II
Iloston A Maine.. ..188 Amal. Copper
.. 87'i
II. A Q.
121'i' Atlantic
.. 2.1
.31-.
. 62
.731
Domlnlnn Con I .
do pf.l
Federal Steel ...
do pM
Fltrhbiirg pf.l....
On Kltctrle ...
do pfd
IM. Elee. Ill
Mexican Central
"I,.. Telephone
N. K. O. A C...
Old Colony
Old Tlcinilnloti ...
Hublier
. Iij'nnitfin A Mont.
.110 .Hutte A lloxon .
. 33'
nl. A llpcla
. 66
..139
.137',,
.133
.Ki,
. IIS
.
. II',
,.201
'rntennlnl
'ranuiln
uinh-ildt
Onceola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa I- Copper.
Tanmrack
t'tnh Mining ....
Winona
,. IC'S
,. 13',
,. 66;
. 11
..140
.. 4i
. 211
.. SOU
. 17'i,
.. 3
I Wolverines
.. 40'4
l.ondoii Sloek (Inolnlloux,
LONDON. Aug. 28.-4 p. m.-Closlns:
Consols, money !S Krle Il'i
do account is do In pfd 31
Atchison 27 Pennsylvania t1
Canadian Paettlc ... 91i Itrmling
St Paul 113 No. Paclllc pf.l.. .. 721,
Illinois Central ....llt'i (Irani! Trunk 6'j
1 joutsvllle 73" Ananndn 69
t'nlon 1'ac pfd. .. 71 Hand Mines I0't
N. Y. Cfnirnl . ..U2
HAH SILVKH-Slcady. 25-16c.
MONHY-'J'i per cent.
HATH OF HISCOCNT-S hurt Ills. 3'
per cent; three-nionths' nllls, HU per cent
I'orelun l'liinnelal.
l.flVlinV Amr. "S On the stock el
ehuncre todav American rccurltles opened
stead. but f ructlonnll lower following
the lead of Wall ilreet and closed dull
..vcmir in 11 serious cn-il strike In Pennsyl,
i.ini.i lironil M'riink rallied and C.madUn
Paclllcs weie strong, but Inactive Katllrs
hiinlened no the illlccess if Hie lirltl). ! IllU
Uary moicnicnts In South Africa, but sub
emiAntti nac4 TIia h.trrtenlnc of mOllC
continues, owing to the gradual dlmlnutlit
of floating cash, thus ndversely arfeclln
high-class Investments. Spanl'h is were l i
good demand and copper was ea-
Amount or million UlKen mm me ihuik in
Knglnnd on balances todav. ii.'o.iM). Spanish
4s, 714. Hold premium at Iluenos Ayres.
135 10. , ,
PAttlS. Am?. SS. tin ness on tho bourse
today was quiet, except Spanish 4s. whlc.i
weru In active demancl Ulo Tlntos opened
strong, but relnpjed on the decline In co-i-
per. Katttrs were sironyt on ine siui--factory
news from South Africa. Ther
wn pnnil tm vltur for flerman account. At
(In. rlna.. the tlrmiies was nccetltUllted
Three per cent rentes, loof 75c for account.
l-.xciinnges oil l.oinion, u n-ji- i.i in"
II HULLS'. Aug. 2S. -Busmen. was qlll"t
on the bourse today. Atn-.'rlcans and Caiia
dlnu Paclllcs were dull, tn sympathy with
1 ho N'eu- Vnrl market Trans vailts lm
porved In expectation of a dividend being
declared bv the Netherlands railroad. Mine
shares recovered on bear purchases I,x
ehatige on London. 20m li'upfgs for hceck-.
Discount rates, snort tuns, .'-s per uein.
three months' bills. V per cent.
MOVKMIlTS (IF STOCKS A.M IIOMIS.
Mnrkrt Slnrts t'inviird for Avrlillr, lint
Drops Uncle l.ntcr.
XHU' vnitlt. Aiirr 2S.- An accumulation
of a short Interest during the decline which
had continued for rather more than 11 week
offered an opportunity today for 11 turn by
the bulls ngnlnst the bear Interest. The de
mand from shorts proved sulllclent to de
prive the declining tendency which was In
evidence In the early dealings and bring
prices back to about last night's level
Thero the recovery stopped and pi Ices
dropped again In the tlnnl dealings, making
tho close heavy and lethargic. The market
continued exceedingly narrow nnd the vol
ume of dealings fell below yesterday's 201,
000 share level. Tho bulls found material
for their brief turn In the railroad earnings
reported for the day, In a reversal of the
discouraging tenor of yesterdays rumors
regarding tho sugar trade and In the dec
larntlon of a semi-annual dividend of 2 per
cut on tno prererred stocit of 1 nicago, 111
llanaiiolls & Louisville. The bulls made
the most of the Incident unci put
the preferred stock up 4Mi points and
the common 1. There was continued pres
sure against Sugar In tho opening dealings,
nut me stock rallied i- on a correction 11;
the Kurnpcan sugar cables, showing 11 rise
Instead of 11 decline In the price of raw
sugars. This was taken to show Hint
American rentiers were again 111 the mar
ket hs purchasers of raw sugar and to In-
dlcute that the season of m-tlvn business
for refining would extend beyond the usual
period this year.
Humors were circulated that in conse
quence the dividend on Sugar would be
increased, tint the demand for Sugar cer
tlllcales was satlslled with the covering of
tho short Interest and the stock closed with
11 gnln of only . The statement for July
of the Atchison system was also made the
most or tiy me nuns. xei earnings in
creased more than one-third over those for
last year, notwithstanding 11 slight Increase
In operating expenses, comnared with a de
crease In operating expenses for several
months pnst. The aiithracltc coalers
showed some heaviness on fen re Oi labor
troubles. American Hoop preferred weak
ened sharply, but the Iron ami steel stocks
wern generally pretty steady on the
favorable reports of the trade outlook.
Brooklyn Transit advanced on covering, but
eased off nt the Inst. There were wide
movements In n few Individual storks
which were unexplained by any news. The
money market cnntlnud to benefit by the
redemption of the I'nlted States extended
.s and tiy some, receipts of gold from the
Pacific coast. Katun were not nuntnhlv
changed. Discount rates harduned In Lon
don, while sterling exchange nevertheless
continued easy, ns wns the case yesterday.
This extraordinary movement caused some
puzzled conjecturo In exchange circles.
The volume of merchandise exjiorts from
New York for the week of (13.lXi.690, an In
crease of (6,277.963 over last week, may offer
cue fjxii!iniiuon.
There was no feature In the bond mnrUi.t
and the price movement continued Irregu
lar. Sales, pnr value. (615,000. I'nlTcd
States 4s declined 2 per cent in th bid
nrlce.
flic Commercial Advertiser's l.niuti.n
financial cnblegram says: The opening of
the new loan here failed to have nnv effect
on tho market. African mines wer
stronger on Uoer reports, but the rest of
the market was Ignored. London was In
clined to sell Americans, but New York sun-
Itnrln,) I f'l.n ........ .. ..... .'
1. u,i-u l!l-c-(,lll!C 111 miH CIC-
partment was shown to be of Infinitesimal
proportions. The contango wns live. The
bank bought 20,000 In gold bars.
Following are the closing prices on the
New York Stock exchange:
Atfhti'on 27
,1'nlnn rsclflc
. 58i,
do nfd 611',
do pfd
li.ilttniore & Ohio.. 71 'i
Wabash 7
inadlan Paclllc
.. n flu pfd i4
...49 Wheel. ,t- I.. K ja4
.. 26'i do 2.1 pM 231,
.. 1W Wis. Central 130
..124', Third Avenue 109',
.. 24 Adams i:x 123
. . 57 American I5x IK
.' 96'4 Pnlteil Kx 45
..162 Wells-Kargo Kx 12.'.
..10-.', Amer Cot. Oil 32
. . t,S'4, do pfd i,
.. 6 Amer. Malting eia
.. 41'i do pfd J3
. . 16 Amer. 8. A H 37U
..11.1 ilo rvfd si
..176 Amer Spirits 1',
.. 41 dn pfd 17
.. 66VAtner. H Hoop .... lRij
.. in, dn pfd f,-.it
.. 33i, Amer. S. A W JP,
..152 I do pfd ri'.
.. 14'i'Ainer. Tin Plate .. 27 '
..31 1 do pfd ma,
..1161; Amer. Tobacco K
.. 13 I do pfd 12S
.. 14 Anae. Mining Co... I4'4
.. 27'i lt'ookln H. T 31
Camilla So
Clies. S, Ohio ...
ChlcnjfO (1. IV...,
II. A Q
Chi. Ind. A I
do tifd
Cht-airn A K. Ill
hlcnico A N. IV
C, H. I .A P....
C. C. C. A St I.
Colorado So
In 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. L. A IV....
Denver A It 0..
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Coal ...
Hocking Valley .
lllnols Central ..
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
Lake Erie A W.
do pfd
.... 93 'Colo. Fuel A 1 341,
....203 Con. Tobacco 2T.T;
.... 70S dn pfd 771,
.... 90', Federal Steel 33'i
....1.121, do pfd 66
... IP, C.en. Kle trlc 137
... 34 (Sllicose Sugar 31
.... 9J 1 dn pfd 911
... M'j Inter. Paper 22
.... 3'i dn pfd 66
.... ? I.H'leile Ons 73
.... 30"; National nisciilt... 3I;
....133'j do pfd SO
....i:t, Kutlonol I-nd 175;
.... 33 do pfd ISS'4
.... 71' j National fteel -it';
I-ake Shore
A N
Manhattan L...
Met. St. ny ...
Mexican Central
Minn. A St. I..
do Jlfll.
Mo. Pacific
Mobile A Ohio ..
M., K. A T
d pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk A V....
,1o pfd
No. Pacific
MH' do pfd 841,
do pfd
71 N. V. Air nralce....r,o
Ontnrlo A W
.. JO7, No. American 13
.. 42 Paclllc Cont
..76 do 1st pfd V,
. .127-1 On :,1 pfd 64
... 1. Pacific Mall -.114
.. 36 Pf c.ple's (la 91;
.. 27i Pressed S. Car 31
..31 1 dn .r,l 70
.. 89 I Pullman P. Car ...17
.. 'J, S. It. A T S'i
.. 67 Suirnr U'i
.. 31'i do pfd 116
.. 11 Tcnn. Coal A 1 69'4
.. 2fl, U. S. leather It)',
..112H do pfd 6i;
..172 il'. S. Hnliber
..Vt do pfd 94
.. 11'i Western Pnlnn .... 79;
Ore. Hy A Nnv.
do pfd
Pennsylvania ....
It'ndlng
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Hln O. W
do pfd
St. U AH. F
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St U Soutliw...
do pfd
St Paul
do pfd
St. P A OmJlin
-o. Paclllc
f-'o. Hallway
.. Il'i Heptihllr I. A S.... 12;
do pfd
.. .',2 , no pr.l r.3
,.. 11 P. C C & St I.... ',1
Texas A Pacific
Kx-dlvldend.
evr York MIiiIiik Slooks.
NKW YOUK. Aug. 28. -Tho following nro
tho closing quotations for mining shares
today:
Chollar
Crown Point
,,. 10
... 10
...113
,.. II
... 12
.. 13
.-.OW
Ontario
Ophlr
Quicksilver ....
do pf,
Sierra Nevada
Standard
t'nlon Con
Yellow Jacket
...53
...2.V)
. . .160
. . .656
. . .33
...330
... 17
... 20
Con. ( al. A Va..
IleacUi ood
(Joiild A currle..
Hale A Norcross
llonifstnke
Iron Silver
Mexican
I'llinnclllt Notes,
ST. LOCIS. Aug. 2S.-ClenrltlgS. $4.r.S7.62S:
balances. $69(5,115; money, 11i7 per cent: New-
York exchange, pic discount mil. pnr asgeci.
CINCINNATI. Auk. 2S -Clearings. $2,123.-
6K1; New York exchange, 10ftl5c discount:
mnnev. 2'ClfO ner cent.
PHILADKLPHIA, Aug iS.-Clearlngs,
111.303.P0': balances. $1,690,860.
I1ALTIMOHK Aug. 2S -Clearings. $2,832.-
632: balances. S3II.D-M
HUSTU.N. Alig. .. c icarings. i.i,ii.iii ;
balances. $1.(539.138.
NKW YOUK. Aug. 2S Clearings. $120.3f9,
480; balances, $7,037,176.
Condition of (lie Trrnsury.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Toduy's htate
of the treasury balances In t he general
fund, exclusive ni tne jiw,wu,(i goia re
servo In the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances, $1.17. 191,357; gold,
(6S.333.S72
Coffee Mnrki't.
NKW YOUK, Aug- 28,-COFFKK-Spot
nio, quiet: No. 7 Invoice. 8r,e; mild, quiet;
Cordova. 9l17He. Futures opened steady
at an advanco of 5110 points on early
Havre nnd Hamburg cables, easc-d off under
local pressure following loss favoruble Iatr
cables, an absence of speculation, slack
spot demand and predic t id full shipments;
close wns steady, at net unchanged pries
to 10 points lower; total sales, 11.750 bags,
including September. $7,101(7.45; (Jetoh-r.
$7 50: November. $7 65; December. $7.7oft 7 75;
January. $7.S5: February. $7.75; March, ?7.S0
ft7.0o; April, $7.!. May. (7.JtS.i.
( iillforiiln Dried Trillin.
NKW YOUK Aug 21 ( 'A LI I-'OHN IA
DHIKD FUCITS-There were 1... 11..K -worthy
features developed i, the evap
orated apples' situation and the ninrke
continues tn rule quiet at about iii. hangc
pliers. State common was quoted from
Sc to Sc. prime, 4Jit76l4e, choice. 6,,Tfe
foiled. 6i4l7c Calif ornls dried ficilts were
Inactive and nominally unchanged, on the
basis of 3ifj7e lb. for nrunes, ns to slxc
and quality Apricots, Hoy il, ll'ctHe. Molt
park. IfitTl.c. Peaches, peeled, Hllc. tin
peeled. (VjPc
Cotton .Mnrket.
NKW YOUK, Aug. :..--Despite the fact
that the ultimate course of prices and the
net results favored the bulls the develop
ments of the day as a whole In the cotton
market were disappointing. The chic f
cause for complete Interest wns the gu
eminent report. The statement wus stir
prising and added greatlv to the ennfusKm
of "pinion extant here. The market opened
steady as to tone, with prices 2 polnti
higher to 1 point lower, and daring il.e
morning kept within narrow bounds pctid
Ing receipt of the government report Tho
noun bids were unchanged from the Initial
sales (imitations and the total scope 1 c
niic-tuat'ons wns but 6 points. The cables
were regarded as In thorough keeping with
our advance of late yesterday and crop and
weather reports from private sources were
encouraging on the average. One o'clock
found the shorts disposed to cover as a
matter of precaution. When the bureau
report was announced It failed in muni
respects to agree with the Information re
celved by local cotton houses of both be
llcfs. Opinions made up from the dully
government reports of the last week were
shattered by the weekly statement, nil
mors that the south nnd west, and even
several local houses, were In possession
of the report before the exchange teceliecl
It were nut calculated to help mutter.
After nilviinelng 10 points on the stateniuit
the market became inactive nnd Irregular
with longs Inclined to unload The com
mission talent wns podrly supplied with
business and the south sent in few orders
The weather forecast wns fairly good,
southern spot markets were nerveless ntul
telegraphic crop testimony was bearish In
tho long run, though reporting serious ron
dltlons In the Cnrolluns nnd parts of the
central belt The mnrket closed stendv
with prices net 20 points higher on August
ami 2 points higher on other months. Fu
ture closed stendy; A Igll.-t. 9.O.V. Septvtu
her. 8.60c; October, MPc; November, 8 lie
December, 8.3fle; .Innunry, 8.39c; February
S.tno; March. S.42c; April. R.I3c; May, S.44c,
.lime. S 13c. Spot closed quiet nnd stenclj
middling uplands. 9Sc; middling gulf, ',c
sales, 1,600 bales.
NKW OKLKANK, Aug. 2. COTTON
I.asy; sales. 130 bales; ordinary. 7 7 16c
good ordinary, gt.ej low middling. 9'ie
middling. 9V: good middling, lUc. middling
fair. 10i4e; receipts. 927 bales; slock, 34,306
bales. Futures, quiet. August, 8.tS.TciX.iV.e
October, S2SKS.2V; November. R ISwS 19c
December, S 17fiS.1Ro; Jiinunry, X.lSljX J9c.
February. X.21'riS.:Re; March. S.23J7R 23o
April, S.2.V&R.270; May, S.27HS.29C
Wool Market,
BOSTON. Aug. 2C -WOOL-Thers is prac
tically tin change In the condition of the
wool market here this week and the sales
reported nro those lo manufacturers who
arc In nctual need of wool. Manv dealers
urn of the opinion that no change will oc
cur to nut life In the mnrket until nfter the
general election. Territory wools are gen
erally slow, but prices are maintained
Ooocl lines of line medium nnd fine, with
staple, nro sold for fine on the scoured
basis, while strictly staple scoured called
for f.21i.13c. Fleece wools are quiet, with
prices nominal. Tho following are the
quotations for lending options: Ohio and
Pennsylvania fleeces, X and above, 27c,
NXX and ahove, 29c; No. 1 combing, Soli
31c; No. 2 combing nnd three-eighths blood.
30c; nue-quarter blood, washed. 30c-; coarse
and brnld, washed, 26 27c. Michigan. Wis
cousin, etc : X Michigan. 2.1e; No 1 Michi
gan combing, 291i30c. No. 2 Michigan comb
ing. 291. 10c: one-ntinrter lilnnd. wimlierl IS,'
29c: coarse nnd brnld, washed. 2.VQ26C; fine,
26f(27e. rnwnshcd, medium, etc : Ken-
iiicgy nnn Indiana one-quarter blood comb
lug. 24'4ff25c; three-eighths blood, 24,4lr25c.
Missouri one-quarter blood comhlnr. 2.14
24c: three-elgliths blood, 231731c. braid
combing, 20B-21c; lake nnd Oeorgla. 22ft 23c.
Territory, sco.irecl bnsls' Montana and
yomlnir, lino medium and flue. 17iil8c.
scoured. 30c. staple. 62Ji.13c; I'tith, fine
medium nnd fine. 161717c; scoured, r.Oe.
staple. r.2ft53c; Idaho, line medium nnd tine.
16ft I, c; scoured, 50c; staple, SWf.Mc. Alls
trnllan. scoured basis: Spot prices, comb
ing, supcrllne, nominally .S'412'.4c; good, 8ft
S'.4c.
xr Turk Dry Courts.
NKW YOUK. Auk. 2S.-DHY ROODS
(lenernl condition of mnrket without
change. Ilrnwn sheetings and mills slow
and eusy for spot goods, Sellers declining
business for forward delivery at current
prices. Pleached cottons stendv for low and
medium graues, 11111 nnesi ix manes oc
ciisloiiMlly reduced l,c ner vard. Wide
sheetings inactive. Denims steady in most
quarters. Other coarse colored cottons in
active and ensy. Print cloths nnd prints
unchanged. Ginghams quiet. No material
Improvement In demand for woolen goods.
Oil Mnrket.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Auc. 2S. OH. Credit bal
ances, $1.23; shipments, 13S.11 4 bbls.; aver
age. 106.603 bbls.: runs. 191.139 bbls.: aver
age. 90.S19 bbls.
N W YOUK. Autr. 2S.-OILS Cottonseed.
dull; prime yellow, 3ljli33c. Hosln, steady;
common tn gooq, $i.52',4Vl.fiS.- Turpentine,
weak nt 3714ft 3Sc.
I-UMIUN, Aug. 2S.-OILS-Petroleum.
spirits, S,d. Turpentine, 26s 9d'527s.
Sugar Mnrkrt.
NKVv" YOUK. Aug. 2S.-SIT.AU-Haw.
llrm; fair rellnlng, Pic; centrifugal, 96 test,
47,c. Alolasses sugar, 4c; rcllned steady
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-SI'aAU August, 12s
4'4d.
Millions will he spent In politics this
jroar. We can't keep the campaign going
without money any more than we can keep
the body vigorous without food. Dyspep
tics used to starvo themselves. Now Kodol
Dyapopsla Cure digests what you eat and
allows you to eat all the good food you
want. It radically cures stomach troubles
Storm's Unmade In Missouri.
SKDALIA, Mo., Aug. 28. -Additional re
ports received today show that the wind
slorm that struck Pettis county yesterday
did many thousand dollars' worth of dam
ago. There were no fatalities, as It Is now
known that Charles Hawkins, Frank 1'ni
bles and Alexander Travis, who were in
lured bv falling debris, will recover At
Dunksluirg the cltv hnll was blown off its
foundation and left In n tottering condi
tion. At Forest pnrk, three miles south
of Sedalln. the roof was blown off the
large dancing pavilion, the front or the
summer theater was demolished nnd large
trees torn up by the roots, The roof of
n flouring mill at Lamonte was blown off
nnd 11 large quantity of whent damased by
rains. North of Lamonte several barns
were unroofed and windmills demolished.
Teachers Ticking: Kxnnil nn t Ions.
Nine applicants for certificates to teach
In the primary department of the Omalm
schools are taking examinations nt the
High school building under the super
vision of Miss Anna Foos. The primary
examinations will continue for two davs,
and on Thursday candidates for certifi
cates to leach In the High school will be
examined. Tho examination Is a speclnl
one and Is being taken by an unusually
small number of teachers.
Mothers endorse It, children like It, old
folks use it. We refer to One MlnuU
Cough Cure. It will quicl'.ly cure all throat
nnd lung troubles.
Dnuuhters of Liberty llrrt,
CHAHLOTTK, N. C, Aug. 28. The
Society of the Daughters of Liberty met
today In the hall of tho Junior Order of
1' nl led American Mechanics, of which or
ganization It Is nn auxiliary, with 113
delegates In attendance The soclet, now
has a membership of 4S.332, In nil parts of
the I'nlted States. Klcvcu new councils
were organized during the Inst year.
Speed Trill I of A I11I11111111.
HOSTON, Aug. 2S.-The new I'nlted Stales
battleship Aluhnmn left Its anchorage In
President's roads Just before 7 o'clock till
morning for the thlrt v-thrce knot staked
course off lloone Island, where It will have
Its trial run. The government expects the
Alabama to equal slxteon knots for four
hours. The weather Is favorable for the
dial.
Tho greatent skin specialist In America
orlg'rated tho formula for Manner Salve.
For all hkln diseases, all cuts or sores and
for piled It's the most healing medicine.
MjerB-nillon Drug Co., Omaha; Dillon's
Drug Store, South Omnha.
Ilciuer, Hoys Cnptiireil.
LKI1ANON. Mo.. Aug. 28 A report
reached here today that Camden countv
uflleers overhauled the two Hogers bovs.
who last week murdered young Jesse
Waters at Deeaturvllle. In an attempt to
arrest them. Abe. the elder brother, was
killed The oilier was taken to Linn Creek
and nluced In custody.
Sloc-L llroker Kills IIImspU.
NKW VOIIK. Autr. 2 -Alfred Hitmen, a
stock broker of this epy, committed suicide
today in I.oiib Uranc h, N J. No cause is
known for the act. Illngcn was prumluent
In OeiHM, Italy, where Ills faintly enr.lo
ttom.
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M . E. Smith & Go.
lapawUrsart JaMaraat
Dry Gtods, Furnishing Gtodt
AMD NOTION,
BOILeFaND SHEET IROif WORK
Qrake,
Successors Wilson A Drake.
Manufacture boilers, smoko stacks and
breechlngs. pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, boiler tubes con.
stantly on hand, second hand botlers bought
ami sold. Special and piomnt attention to
rep.tlis In city or country. 13th and Pierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Aestirn Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies
EUotrlo Wlrlnp Balls and Cm UcTittn
O. W iOHNSTc5rf Mrr "U " v.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
The Omaha Safe
and Iron Works,
G. ANDKHl'N, Prep.
Makes a speclnl ty of -
sad Burglar Proof ijnfes hiiii Vau t Doors, etc
tin ft. Mill .. rimnliH, Nrl.
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBHIIB
OF HACIIINKRT.
GENERAL REPAIRING A 8PECIATVT1
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
1B01, lr.OIl Mild lntin .InoUaon Street,
Omalm, !!. Tel. C;H.
B. Zabrlskle, Anent, J. 11. Cowslll. Mfr.
PdilltS tor all pur)oscs.
Mauufsctured by
National Oil & Paint Co,
KH.--I7 .tones
i ' -
IT'.'I.
Omaha Machine Works
Pattern Makers and Model Ilulldcrs.
Manllfeturrrs unit Dealers- Btea: I
FlttliiKK. KlcvJtor Supplies, Steam
Kntslnes and Hollers, Oasollno Kr
nine. Cream Separators. Maeble
lsts Supplies, HlKh Oracle Repair Work
Spnrlaltv l-'artory nnd office Sf((-14 South
Tenth St. Phone. 23:6.
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Tclcpliune 1 (;!). Omoh.i, Nc'
COMMISSION,
(iUAI.N, PROVISIONS and S TOCKS
1IOAHII OF Tit A 11IC.
Correspondence; John A- Wurren & Ct
uirect vlres to (Jhicutco and Nw Yorl;
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