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THE OMAHA DAILT BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 100T.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Frici Current's Anntaicimtnt on Con Crop
Eitimate Qlrei Bullish Impttni.
ADVICES FROM COUNTRY CAUSE NO CHECK
"Wlirnl Opens Stronjr, tint Lntrr Disap
pointment Cnusc Wrnli Close
On In Handled iin .Narrow
Jj, Local MnrUrt.
CHICAOO, Aug. 8. Wheat stnrtcd today
utrong, but weakened Inter on disappoint
ing exports mill closed easy He under yes
terday. Corn closed 'fee una oats c higher
for September delivery. Provisions closed
7!ic lower to Be higher. (September wheat
mm koNI freely at the beginning of the sos
Blon because yesterday's frost earc proved
to have been practically unfounded and be
endse the pool cables were easy. Scptmbor
opened H'V4' lower at TlWTlUc The'corn
strength started a buying movement of fair
proportions anil during the llrst hour the
market ascended to "l'ic. The fact that
only eight loads were taken for foreign
shipments, lighter seaboard clearances and
optimistic crop reports from the spring
wheat country later combined to create
bearlshncss and September In consequence
declined to 7(H4e and closed easy,
under yesterday at 71ic. Seaboard clear
ances were h,'jO,i bushels, while primary
rcrelnts aggregated 891.0'jo bushels, com
pared with M1.000 bushels last year. Mimic
npolls and Diiluth rciiorted 1S1 cars, against
150 last week and 2.13 a year ago.
Local receipts were 2i cars, 13 of contract
crude.
Corn was active. The Cincinnati Price
Current remarked the probable necessity of
reducing Hs previous crop estimate of l.-w.-OiO.Ijoo
bushels by lUi0.rJ or S0,0,ni)
bushels. This announcement gave the bull
ish Impetus early which carried September
to the best price ot the day without ma
terial reactions. Advices from the country
were as usual not calculated to check ine
advance. The wheat weakness and the de
sire fot prollts caused selling on the bulge
ond n decline ensued, but the close was
tlrm. September sold between 57,4c nnd
6Sic and closed ic higher at 67?iC Re
ceipts were 9.1 cars.
Oats were handled on a narrow local mar
ket, prices fluctuating according to the
mood of the corn pit. September sold be
tween nftc and 35Hc nnd closed steady, 'If
ie higher nt 35Vt.rUc.
Hecelpts were 237 cars.
Provisions were quiet, but steady early on
buying by local people who sold yesterday.
Lard held firm, but pork and ribs cased,
while packers nnd some pit traders wero
selling, September pork closed 7Hc lower
nt $13,77'4. September Inrd Sc higher nt
$8.2'i nnd September ribs unchanged nt
7KHtlmated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 115)
cars; corn, 1(0 cars; oats, 285 enrs; hogs, 25,
000 henil. , ,,
The lending futures ranged as follows;
Artlcles.l Open. High. Low. Closc.Vcsy.
weeks, owlnc to the American demand. Trs
local copper market was featureless an I
nominally unchanged nt I16.toei7.00 for L-ike
Superior and J16.3iHi 16.624 for casting a-.d
electrolytic. Iondon prices declined 101
again toduy under liquidation, tlus pJt
stood at the close 66 16s 3d nnd ftituics
at 66 W, This makes a new low record
for the last two years In Mndon, Ivd ws
quiet and ilnchingcd hero nt $4 37 i. A
london spot lend was reduced Is 3d to JM
16s 3d. Spelter closed unchanged h-r- at
London prices were 2s 6d up nt
JC16 12s fid. Domestic Iron markets continue
In a lifeless and nominal condition. Pl
Iron warrants closed at $9.5-vil0.to: Ne. 1
northern foundry, $15.fOf(15.50; No. 2 south
ern foundry, Jll.ouftl4.l0; No. 1 soutnern
foundry, $1I.75?M5.25, No, 1 southern foun
dry, soft, JII.75fll5.25. Olasgow warrants
closed at 3s lid and Mlddlesborough at
45s Od.
omaii.v WiToi.7:samY market.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oct.
Dec.
May
I'ork-
Sept.
Ja ii.
Iird-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Itlbs-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
7 Hi 71 I'M
73 fiN 71 73H
7nsr; r,i 76
S7!ifiM f.i 67'4
5K rs r.sH
59 OVi 6)'i 59
35 3314 35
35W.il; 37VifiN
13 9T. 13 95 13 75
1190 14 93 1175
8 B2V4 S 6714 8 6"H
8 67H 8 73 8 67V4
8 05 8 75 8 65
I
7 80 7 82H 7 7741
7 874 " R"4 7 8241
7 75 7 75 7 674!
7Ci
73;
764
57;
6S4
59
SiTij
13 7741
11 80
8 624
8 67 4
8 70
7 774
7 824
7 70 I
7011
71
73U
57
5S
3ITI
13 8214
14 .S74
8 574
8 65
8 6'. 4
7 774
7 5
7 674
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady, winter patents, $3,400
8.50: strnlghtw. $3.00f?3.30; clears, J2.70if3.10:
spring speclnls, $4.10fi 1.20; patents, $3.10
3,70; straights. $2.S0if?3.20: bakers, J2.20JT2.65.
WHEAT-No, 3 spring, 70c; No. 2 red, 72
&72Vc.
COItN No. 2 yellow. 574c
OATS-No. 2. 35i,5I35ic; No. 2 white, 574
gZ1c; No. 3 white. 37V4l(3S',ic
RYE-No. 2. B7f58c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 60c.
SEEDB-Nn. 1 flnx. J1.61: No. 1 northwest
ern. J1.63. Prime timothy, $5.35. Clover,
contract grade. J10.25.
PHOVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., M3.70
13.75. IJirtl. per 100 lbs.. J.60ftS.624. Short
ribs sides (loose), $7 70fi7 85. Dry sal ed
shoulders (boxed). J7.25ft7.50; short elenr
nicies (boxed). J8.2o?8.fn.
WHISKV-Hnsls of high wines. Jl.r9.
Following aro the receipts nnd shlpnvnt
for today:
rtece'pts, Shipments
Flour, bbls 17,a 18,(00
Wheat, bu 307, 150.0PO
Corn, bu 113.000 89,000
Oats, bu 251,000
llye, bu 19.0i
Harley. bu 3.000 2,(00
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was strong; creameries 114 if
204c; dairies, I3fff164e. Cherse, steady; ai
(llO)ic Kggs, llrm; fresh, 14144c.
M1W YUltlC (iKMIlAI, .MAHKKT.
Quiitntli'ns of flip liny 011 Vnrlnun
('nminoilltlrn.
Ni:V YOIUC, Aug. S.-FLOt'It-Rccelpts,
58,377 bbls.; exports, 4,373 bbls.; miukc.
llrm but quiet; winter patents. J."!..V1(
8. SO: winter strnlghts, Jl.C0(Q3.tO; M n
nesota patents, J3.MVJ(.00; winter extras,
J2.501J2.S0; Minnesota bakers. t2.S5Tl3.15; win
ter low grades, K..m.w. itye nour, steady;
fair to good, J2,70ff)3.15; choice to fancy, J3.15
03.35.
COHNMKAI Firm; yellow western, J1.23;
city. J1.12; llrnndywlne, J3.10fl3.25.
11YIC Steady; No, 2 western, 60c, f. o. b.,
afloat; state, 65fl&6c. c. I. f., New Vork car
lots. llAHMCY-Steady; feeding, C2c. o. I. f
Jluffnlo; malting, fiCHiGic, c. 1. f.. Iluffnlo,
HAIII.KY MALT Dull; western, 65(Jf72c.
WHKAT Itecelpts, 106,400 bu.; ej.pms,
161,203 bu, Spot, easy; No. 2 red. 774c, f. o
b. atloat; No. 2 red, 73e, elevator: No. 1
hard, Duluth, 874 c, f. o, b. atloat. Options
opened steady and had a strong advance on
light offerings and n scare of shorts. 1'nder
fenrs that government report tlgures might
be less bullish tlvui expected th mnrkat
broke after midday nnd closed unsettled nt
jc net decline; September, 75fj77c, do ed
nt 755ic; October closed nt 764c; December,
7S794c closed nt 7ie.
COItN Hecelpts, iVj.OOJ bu.; exports, 6,31l
bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 61ic, elcva'or, and
Cft4e, f. o. b. nllont. Option market opened
strong and nilvnnced on bullish crop news
'nnd covering, loiter It yielded to te.illzlnr,
but llnnlly rallied again and closed Me.id"
nt MlTo net advance; tfeptcmre?. 6'' if?
tilsic, closed at til'jc; December, 6240634c,
closed at 03e.
OATS Itecelpts. 86,70 till.; exports, 3i
bu. Spot, stendy; No. 2, 39c; No, 3 34o;
No. 2 white. t24fH2e; track, white. I:V;
track, mixed western, 384HI0e; track,
white, 41(49e. Options unsettled and active,
following the changes In corn
IIAY-Qulet; spring, 724tfl"5e; good U
choice, MKil95c.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to eh -Ice,
11900 crop. MfflSc; 1R99. 10Tfl3e; olds, 2'TJ6c.
P'aellle coast, 1900 crop, 13til74c; H, U6l3c;
lolds. 246c.
IIIDKS Stendy ; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs,,
ISWIS40. California, 21 to 25 lbs., 194c:
Texas dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 144c
LKATHF.lt-Stendy; hemlock sole. Huenos
Ayres light to heavyweights, 234W2l4c;
acid, EI4ii244e.
PHOVISIONS-Ileof, steady; family. tll.M
Ifl2.00; mess, $9.50iilo.(. beef hums. J20.Sci'if
SJ.Oil; packet. J10.00UT10.50; city, extrn Indln
Iniess, Jlfi.OOJflS.W. Cut ments, quiet; pick
led bellies. JS 751711.00; pickled shouldo s
J7.0O.fi7.23, pickled hams, JU.25, Lard, steadv
wrpiri 11 nii-tiiiii-ti, ii'iuii'it, eiiwy; con
tinent, S9.05; South America, J9.65; com-
.Tound, J7.0iW7.124, Pork quiet; fnm'y,
9in...vi in.D'i; hiuti eicura, m.wrji ii, w; mess.
M5.WVIfl 50.
lll'TTHn - Hecelpts, 5,0.'2 pkgs.; tlrm;
flalry, 14fflSo; creamery. 16fj204c; wetern
June factory, 150154c; Imitation creamery,
14itl74e.
CMKKSK-Hecclpts, 6.115 pkgs.; dull and
weak: fancy large colored. 9(fiflWe: fancy
large white, 94t94e; fancy smnll white, 94
tjO'ic.
KCIOS Receipts, 6.641 pkgs.; stendy: stnte
mm rennsyivanin. minsc; western cnmneu,
1216P! western uncnnrtled. Siilte.
TA LLOW Firmer; city U2 per pkg.), -.Tic;
country uikks, ircui, i'sdJ'c.
MtlLASSlCS-Stendy.
POl'LTHY Alive, stendy; snrlncers. Kit
13o: turkeys. Set fowls, 9e. Dressed, wenk;
upringers, i.-iine; iowis, ,,s'Jc; turkeys,
7i8l'c.
MUTALS Values In tin In 1imlon eon.
tlnuo on their downward cours?, today's
decline of 1 5s, closing spot at rill 10s
nnd futures at .C 1 10 12s 6d. mnk he n net de
cllne of i!25 within three weeks as a result
of the failure ot the bull cllquo to corner
the spot tin mnrket In Ixmilon. The close
there wus wenk nt the decline, nnd still
further reductions are inoKed for. A sym
nutnetlc decline occurred here, but busln'' 1
was slack. The close was ensy at J17.0 f(i
27.35 for snot tin. Tlnmates nre nnm nahv
unchanged nt J4. Tlnplates In Iindon have
Advanced from 13a 6d to lis 3d within six
Condition of Trade nnd nitntlnn on
Stniile nnd I'nney I'roiluoe.
KOOS Hecelpts liberal ; loss off, l24Tl13c.
LIVK POL'L THY Hens, Mt64c; young
nnd old roosters, 3c; turkeys, 43c; ducks
and geese, 6c, spring chickens, per lb., 11
12c.
HUTTEH-Common to fnlr, 12U12V4C;
choice dairy, In tubs. 15yi6c, separator, 2"C.
FHKSII FISII-Hlnck bass, ISc; whits
bass, 8c; bluellsh, lie; bullhead", 10c; blue,
litis, 7c; buffaloes, 64c; cattish, 12c; cod, 9c;
crapples, 710c; clscoes, 7c; halibut, 11c;
herring, 6c; haddock, 10c; pUe, sc, red
snapper, 10c; salmon, 11c; eunltsh, 6c; trout,
c, whltellsh, 9c.
PIOKONH-Llve, per doz., COc.
VKALS-Choice, S5t9c. . ,
HAY PrlceR quoted by Omnhi Wholesnle
Hnv Dealers' iiKsni-lutliin: Choice llt)latll.
fio.50; No. 2 upland, I9.fi); medium, J9i coarse,
5. nye straw, t.so. 1 nese lirices nre iur
hay of good color and quality. Demand
tali' Hecelpts, 4 cars,
WHKAT-694C
CORN-554C.
OATS lie, old.
UHAN-Jltf.
VHOKTAIlLnS.
OHKHN COHN-Per doz 124c
CAHHOTS Per doz., 20c.
HHKT8 Per half buslicl basket, 40c.
Tt'HNIPS Per basket, 30c.
CfCL'MUKHS-Homo grown, per doz., 20
3.-c.
Li:TTt.'CK-Per bu., 20c.
HADISHKS Per dnz 15fl20c.
I'AHSLKY Per doz.. 20c.
NHW POTATO123-851190C.
CAHHAOK Home grown, 34c.
TOM ATOKS Homo grown, per 15-Ib.
basket. Ji.w). .. ...
ONIONS Home grown, per in., zc.
CAULIFLOWUH-Home grown, per doz.,
75c,
HHANS Wax, per half-ba. basket. Jl;
string, per half-bu. basket, 75c.
PKAS-Pet bu Jl; per half-bu., 60c.
CANTALOUPE-Pcr basket, 7ocSJ1.00;
crates, J2. '
WATKHMELONS-Tcxas. 2003c, ns to
" CKLEHY-Knlnmnzoo. per bunch, 2&S30c.
FllUITS.
APPLKS-Pcr bbl., J2.6ng2.73.
CHEHHIKS Native, per S-lb. basket, 3oo;
Missouri, per 21-qt. case, J2.
PBACHK8- California, per box, 90c: freo
stone. Jl; choice Eloertos, Jl; fancy, 11.20.
PLUMS-Cnllfornln, per crate, J1.25ai.50;
home grown, per S-lb. basket, 25c.
PEAHS-Hartlctts, J2.25ffJ2.50.
THOP1CAL FHH1TS.
OHANGES Voleticlas, Jo.00; Med. sweets,
LEMONS-Callfornla, extra fancy, J5.30
6.00; choice, J5.50.
1 HAN AN AS Per bunch, according to size.
J2.(W2.50.
FlOS-Cnllfomla, new cartons, 75c; lny
cro, C5c; Imported, per lb., 10Q12C.
DATES-Perslan. In 60-lb. boxes, Salrs, Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDEH-Pcr bbl.. J4.M; per half-bbl., J2.75.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb 15c; fil
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 18if20c;
ruw pennuts, per in., oyawc; roasieo. ovsai
7c; Hrnzlls, Uc; pecans, 10&C2c.
HIDES No, 1 green, 64c; No. 2 green,
54c; No 1 salted, 74c; No. 2 salted, 64c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 124 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, SQ13c; sheep
pelts, 25tj75c; horse hides, 11.60ffi2.2S.
St. I.iiiiIn (irnlu nnil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 8, W 1 1 EAT Lower ;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 69Vic; track, 7u-i
71Uc; December. 724c; No. 2 hard, 7137I4c
COHN Higher: No. 2 cash, 6S;c: track,
6161V5c; September, BSfiuSTJc; December,
604c; May. 61T4c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 36ic; track,
j6iCq374c: September, SO-'Jic; May, 39ic; No.
2 white. 374a3.Sc.
RYE Firm nt 63c.
FLAXSEED No mnrket.
FLO Pit Dull: new red winter natents.
13.4Otfj3.0O; extra fancy nnd straight, J3.05?
3.25: c ear. J2.tVMf2.9.).
TIMOTHY SEED Firm, with prime at
J3.I0 bid, to arrive.
CORNMEAI. H teller at 13.
HRAN Firm: sacked, east track, S24c;
this side, S5tfj87c.
HAY Timothy, sternly at J13.00tifl5.50;
prairie, llrm at Jl3.50ftis.oo.
W'HISKY-Steady nt J1.29.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.20.
HAC.OINO-fr(fi7'aC.
HEMP TVINE :e.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Stendy: Jobbing,
, llf, 7K l.nrd. hlffhnr tit SS.l.'i. bri' Rnll nieiLtH
131.IK.0 (boxed), dull and weak: extra shorts. 1S.12M:
clear ribs. JS.374: clear sides, JS.624. Ua-
enn (boxed), dull nnd weak; extra shorts,
$9: elenr ribs. W.:i7: clear sides. ..
METALS Lead: Firm nt J4.30if4.40.
aneiter: Dull at fs.w.
POULTRY Market steady; chickens. Vit
6c; springs, M(7c; turkeys, &c; youngs, b'i
Vic: ducks, &c; springs, be; geese, ?c;
springs, Cc.
HUTTER-Steady; creamery, 16214c;
dalrN. Wlllb'jc.
ECH1S -Higher; nearby 11c.
RECEIPTS Flour, ..000 bbls.: wheat, 149,
00O bu.: com. 30,CX) bu.; oats, 129,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 10,000 bbls.; wheat
87,000 bu.; corn, 47,000 bu.; oats, 61,000 bu.
ftHc; on track, No, 1 hnrd, 714c; No. 1
northern, 694c; No. 2 northern. 684c.
FLOUR First patents, J3.85f?3.95; second
patents, JJ.6oQ3.76; llrst clears, J2.9'jS3.0J;
second clears, J.20.
HRAN In bulk, J13.oWjll.00.
Toledo Ornln nnd .Sped,
TOLEDO, Aug. 8, WHEAT Active,
wtnk; cash nnd August, 714e; September,
71ic; December, 744c; May, 7Sc.
t:OHN Dull, strong; cash, &4c; Septem
ber, 574c; December, t9'4C,
OATS Active, llrm; ensh, 354c; Septem
ber, 35i,,c: December, 374c.
RYE-57e.
L'LO VKRSLED Cnsh, prime and Octo
ber, J6.30.
Dnltlth (Irnln Mnrltot,
Dt'LPTH. Aug. S.-WHEAT-Cash. No. 1
hard, 624c; No. 1 'northern, 704c; new No.
1 northern, 704c; September, 69c; Decem
ber, 70,c,
OATS-3SC
(ORN-554c.
l'eorln MiirltPt.
Aug. 8,-CORN-Hlghcr;
All-
PEORIA,
gust, f.'c
OATS-FIrm; now No. 2 white, 324c, billed
through.
WHISKY-On the basis of J1.29 for fin
ished soods.
M1W YOIIK STOCKS AMI IIDMI.H,
Trailer Wnfeh Crop nnd lllttli
Itnllroml I'nrnliiHM.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8 -Unusual prom
inence was given to the trading In the
United States Steel stocks owing to the fre
quency with which large blocks changed
hnnds nt a rising scale. Professional oper
ators were Inclined to cover shorts In theso
Issues owing to the resumption of work at
some plants and the nlllclal announcement
of tho absorption of the Shelby Tube works.
When the prices of the steel stocks began
to mount upward and reached a level of
24 and 2 per cent respectively above yester
day for the common and preferred, the gen
eral mnrket kept pace with the movement
nnd exceeded those gains In some Instances.
There were many Interruptions to tho gen
eral rise during the day by protlt-taklng and
short selling by the room operators, but the
tecesslons wero not noteworthy except for
the United States Steel stocks, which ended
about 1 point below the best, when n report
circulated that a prominent operator was
unloading stock purchased at n much lower
level, This selling soon affected the other
market, but stagnation soon resulted and
the closing dealings showed steadiness.
Conspicuous strength was displayed by St.
Paul. Union Paclllc. Missouri Pnclllc. Sugnr
nnd Iyaekawannn, which were from 1 to 5
points higher nnd led the gains in their
respective groups, The declaration of only
the regular dividend on Union Paclllc wns
without effect on the stock, the price In fnct
ruling nt 971!. the best nrlce of the dav.
when the announcement was made. No ex
planation wns made of the rise to 994 at
tho close by Missouri Paclllc. but It was
asserted that 11 speculative Interest was re
sponsible. Stocks which usually do not nt-
tain prominence In the dea nss attracted
some attention todny owing to the material
character of their advances, the list Includ
ing Oreat Northern preferred, (leneral Elec
tric, consolidated lias, Hocking valley,
Colorado Southern llrst preferred, Cincin
nati, i nic.igo, cieveinnu A: hi. 1.0111s, nt.
Lnwrenco & Adirondack and Lake Erie &
Western, which were 2&G points higher.
Monetary conditions were viewed In a
fnvornble light owing to the steadv gain by
tho banks on subtrensurv onerntlons. this
morning's stntcment showing a gain of over
i,uwi,uw on tne ween thus far. sterling ex
change rntes continued upward, demand
hills being held quite generally above J1.8S,
while sixty-day drafts brought JI.SS11;.
The bond mnrket wns strong today, the
feature being Mohawk and Mnlone Incomes.
which advanced nearly 6 points. Total snles,
par vaiue, ji.wio.iko. united states nontts
wero all unchanged on the last call.
The Commercial Advertiser's. London
financial cablegram snvs: The stock mar
ket Is still stagnant, but the feeling Is nmro
cheerful, the chief Improvement being In
American snares, wnicu opened better on
hopes of a good crop report. The gmngers
led and Erie followed. London wns only n
moderate buyer, but New York sunnorted
prices nnd the closing was at the best. The
Hank of Ktigland hns bought jU20.0ho co d
In bars. Money Is scarce, as .T.4.oii0,0j0 must
be nan! on the new consols. The market
was compelled today to borrow $500,0ik). The
jiuy iraue returns snow that imports n
creased 0.8 per cent, largely In American
cotton and wheat, while exports decreased
6 per cent. Paris exchange Is 25.204.
The following are the closinir nrlees nn
tno icw iotk siock oxcuansc:
I,
Plillndrlpliln Prodner Mnrket,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8. WHEAT o
lower; conirnci grnne, August. li'Mmc.
uuiiK-I'irm, .sc nigner; no. 2 mixed
August, EV40c.
OATS-Uulet but stendy: No. 2 white
clipped, 45o.
nun Kit r irm: tnncy western cream
ery, 214c; fancy prints, 214c; fancy nearby,
lie.
EGOS Firm: fresh nearby and western.
17c; fresh southwestern, 124c; fresh south
ern, 12c.
CHEESE Steady: New York full creams
fancy small, OTMlOc: New York full creaui3,
fair to choice, VYtWJUc.
SCOAll Hellned, quiet.
COTTON Unchanged.
TALLOW Dull; city, prime In hogs
bends, 5c; country prime, In bbls., 4c;
cakes. ii-VfUHie.
l'UULTitv Live, rmer: row s. lowiovie
old roosters, 7c, spring chickens, 13(15c;
ducks, limine, uressed, quiet: fowls, cliolce
10jl04c; fair to good, 91J04c; old roosters
64e; broilers, nearby, ISfane; western, 10
He.
RECEIPTS Flour. 2.N10 DDIs, and 1. 151.000
lbs. In sacks; whent, 96.000 bu.: corn. 3.800
bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 59.0OO bu.: corn. S3.-
000 bu.; oats, 8,000 bu.
Liverpool (irnln mid Provision.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 8.-WHEAT-Snot.
stiady; No. 2 red western winter, 5s 8id;
No. 1 northern spring, fis sifi; No. 1 Cali
fornia. 6s; futures, steady; September. 5s
Mud; December, 6s 9'id.
CORN American mixed, new. 4s. DM1 :
old. no stock: futures, steady; Sentembor.
4s S41; October, 4s 9d.
PROVISIONS l.nrd. Amerlcnn refined. In
pails, quiet, 43s 3d; prime western. In
tierces, quiet, 43s nil. Hams, short cit,
quiet, 53s. Hacon, Cumberland cut, steady,
44s iM; short clear backs, hteady, 44s,
Shoulders, square, dull, 3Ss.
TALLOW Australian, in London, llrm,
7s 3d.
PEAS-Canadlan. 6s 3d.
HOPS At London (Pacific const) dull at
3 10s 4.5s,
Iteeelnts of wheat during the last three
dnys, 30,000 centals, Including 11,0)0 Amerlcnn.
Receipts or Amerlcnn corn during the last
three days, 32,100 centnls.
Kmiini City (Sraln nnil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 8.-WHEAT-Sen-
tember. ti54T','5"e: December, 68c; cnsli.
No 2 hard. 664oiUic; No, 3, tavi64c; no. 2
red, 604fT70c.
CORN September nnd December, 6S4c;
cash. No. 2 mixed. 6S',4fi39c: No. 2 white.
59e.
OATS-No. 2 white. 394c
RYE No. 2, (3ffj654e.
HAY-Choleo timothy. J14.50; prairie, J14.ro.
nUTTER-Creamery, 16fil9c; dairy, fancy,
1444it64e.
EOCiS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kans-s
stock quoted on 'change at 10c doz., loss off,
cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 131.400 bu.; corn, 59,20)
011.; oais, .i.im 1111.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 18S.S30 bu.; corn
5S.100 bu.; oats, 27,001) bit.
Mllsvnukpp tirnln Market,
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 8. W H E AT M a
ket higher: No. 1 northern. 73c; No, 2 north
ern, 7l4ir72c; September. 704c,
RYE Higher: No. 1. 57c.
HAHLEY Firm; No. 2, 62c; sample. 45fi
55C.
CORN September, 67ic
MlnnrnpnlU Whent, 1'lonr nnd Itrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8. WHEAT Cash,
t!c; September, CiHGMUc; December,
Atchlnnn
do nfil
rtaltlmore & Ohio
do nf.l
ORnmllan I'acldo
Canada So
dies. Xr Ohio
Chicago & Alton.
tin nfrl
Chicago, 1ml. &
do lifil
Chicago & i:. Ill
CIiIciru O. W...
do 1st pM
do 2d nfil
Chlcnito & N. W..
C, It. I. & P
Chltagn Tcr. & Tr.
do rfd
C. C. C. & St. L...
Colorado So
do 1st pM
do 2d pfd
Pel. & Hudson ...
Del. L. : W
Denver k It. a
-.1 pM
Krlo
du 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hooking Valley ...
do pfd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Crle &
do pfd
L. A- N
Manhattan I
Met. Ht. Hy.
Mex. Central
Mrx. National
Minn. & St. I.
Mo. Paclllc
M K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
Ontario & V
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd
do Sd pM
St. L. & S. P
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd N..
St. L. Hnutliw
do pfd
St. Paul v
do pfd
So. Pacific
L
. 72"i So. Hallway ,
. SM'i do pfd ,
. 534 Tex. A: Pnclllc ...
. 924 Tot., Ht. !,. & W,
.1M4 do pfd
. ff!4 Union Pacific ....
. 4UJ do pfd ,
. &7 Wabash
. 7,"i du pfd
. iU,j Wheel. & I
. GJ do 2d pfd....
.12" Wis. Central .
. 214 do pfd
. fd'.i P. C. C. & St.
. 45i Adams Kx....
.131 American V.x.
P. S. Kx
. If 4 Wells-Fnmo Ux...
. 37 Amal. Copper
. 904 Amor. Car & P....
. 13 , do pfd
. SJ Amer. Lin. Oil
. 25 I .lo pfd ,
1M4 Amer. S. & H
.125 1 do pfd ,
. 414 Amer. Tobacco ...
. W4 Anae. Mln. Co....
. :C4 Ilrooklyn It, '1
bi'.j Colo. Kuel & Iron
.,wa,M; notes reserve, decreased CM,uu0;
government securities, decreased Xl.otM;
other deposits, decreased 3,WW,t)0. The
proportion of the Hank of England s re
serve to liability Is 46.26 per cent Last
week Is was 49.18 per cent. Hate of dis
count unchanged nt 3 per cent. Theamojnt
of bullion tnken In the Rank of England
on balance today was 30,000. Oold pre
miums are quoted nt Huenos Ay res nt 134. i0
and at Madrid 39.70.
PARIS, Aug. S.-Stngnutlon ruled tho
bourse today. Little Importance wan rt
inched to the Franco-Turkish dispute on
the quay question. Rentes wc-e steady.
Spanish 4s rallied slightly In spite of un
favorable exchange. Spanish rails were In
demand for Spanish account. Industrials
were maintained. Hlo tlntos opened tinner,
reacted on lower copper reports nnd
finished with a better tone. Dclleers were
In demand. The weekly statement of the
Hank of France shows tho following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreased
S6,H'),tjf; treasury accounts current, de
creased 7,3SO.Oii0f; gold In hnnd, decreased
2(",0"0f: bills discounted, decreased 139,375,
ooof; sliver In hand, Increased g.Vi.omif. Three
per cent rentes, luir2?V4e lor tno account.
Exchange nn London, 25f 204c for checks.
Spanish Is, 70.374.
itKKLiiN, Allg. J. iiusiness wns inir on
the bourse today and there wns Increased
confidence. Home funds were particularly
llrm, owing to good Investment demand.
Canadian Paclllc Improved. Ranks, mines
and industrials were In good demand. Ex
change nn London, 2m45pfgs. for checks.
Discount rates. Short Dills, 2 per :ent;
three months' bills, 24 per cent.
London Mock lt:o(n t Ions,
LONDON, Aug. 8. I p. m. Closing:
Consols, money
do account
Anaconda
Canadian Paclllc..,
St. Paul
Illinois Central ...
Uiulsville
N. )'. Central
No. Pnclllc pfd....,
I'ennsylvnnU
So. Pacific. ,
V. S. Steel
do nfil
Atchison
do pfd
Haltlmoro it Ohio.
Clies. & Ohio
Chicago a. W
Denver & 11. O
do pfd
Wij.Krle
. 84
.:ui
.14
.:i;
.l')3''
.1541,
. on I
do 1st pfd...,
do 2d plil....
M K. & T...
do pfd
Norfolk & W.
lo pfd
intarlo & .
Heading
do 1st pfd...
do 2d pfd..
4i3 So. Hallway .
S.""! do pfd
74' Union Paclllc
00 do pfd
1.73 Wabash
44 do pfd
2i Spanish 4....
42' Hand Mines ..
, 0.'
374
mi
tn
544
5:4
904
. S3
, :oi
, :a
:i
, 2'4
. M
0".
, 50
. !t
, 4
, C?i
. 41
HAH SILVER-Stcndy nnd unchanged.
MONEY 2lfi24 Per cent; rate of discount
In tho open market for short bills, 2Mr 4
per cent; for three month ' bills, 2 7-16 0
2 0-16 per cent,
llnstnu NtneUs nnd Ilonds.
HOSTON, Aug. 8.-CalI loans, yil4 per
cent; tlmo loans, I4'n5 per cent. OlIlcl.il
cIohIhk:
A . T & 8. P
do pfd
Amer Sugar ....
American Tel....
Huston & Albany
Iloston Klevated
Iloston & Me
Dominion Coal ..
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Oen. Klectrio ....
Kd. Klectrlc 111..
Mex. C'ntrnl ....
.V. 1' O. & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
Union I'acllla
... r"i
...'.34
...KM
...2Wi'
...ITS
...lWi
... 3S4
...116
... 42
West Hn.l ....
Atchison 4s...
Adventure ...
Dlngliaiii Mln.
Amal. Copper
Atlantic
C'al. & Hecla
Centennial ...
Franklin
Humboldt ....
M
Hi:
2"i
Co... 42
1IJI,
.V.'.'.'.'.:':")
1'4
.. 0) Osceola f
. U74 Parrot If)
,.'.f,0 .Qulncy 170
.. 23 Santa Fo Copper....
f-4 Tamarack 14)
20S l'tnli Mining :
24 Winona 24
, SS IWolvcrlnes 624
.Vevr York .Ulnlnir .Stocks,
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-The following nre
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
llreece
Ilruimwlck Con...
Conistock Tunnel
Con. Cal Va..
Deadwood Terra..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
I'advllle Con....
... 31
.. 45
..140
... II
.. C
..1.10
... to
..lto
.. 5S
.. 5
fLIttle Chief ....
Ontario
Ophlr
I'lioenlx
I'otoM
Savage
Slcrr.i Nevada .
Small lloptj....
Standard
... if)
... R
... 4
... 10
... 10
...:)!
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Qotd U Choiot ef Btoen Ste.dj, Whilt
Others Wtrt How tad Wiak.
NOT MUCH CHANGE IN HOG VALUES
Mirep nnil Lambs Were In Aetlvp I)e
111 nnd Toduy nnd Prices AiHiineed
Ten ti l'lfteen Cents 011
AnthltiK (iooil.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. S.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Ofliclul Monony ,iui ,'i
Olticial 1 uesilay 3,o35
Oltlelal Wednesday 3.417
Uthclai Thursday 2,ow
Four tlnjs this week. 13,19"
Same days last week.... 4f3
Same week betore I',y.l6
Same three weeks ago. ..11, 105
Same four weeks ago 10,012
Same days last year 16,747
Averaire nrlen tinld for Docs
Omaha tho pust several days with cum-
1 mi 1 isons.
li,.21 4,lif
11.D2J 0,y2n
t,50 2,.lJ
sZioi 19.991
31,600 2ij,il'J
3i,8.1l 26, tw
50,197 11,015
2i,2i H.OiO
27.02S 23,301
tit
South
July
July
July
July
15..
16..
17..
18..
JUly 19..., a u.
0 m;,
1901. ,ll.iO,1899. 189s. 1S97. 1S96. 1S95.
f 77UI I 3 69, 3 77: 3 lil 3 Wl 4 !4
5 61V 5 021 I 3 82 3 20 3 0J 4 M
6 654
b 534
July 20...
Juiy zi
July 22
July 23
0 704!
4 911 1 01 t 3 25) 2 971 4 "
1 Si 4 IS 3 82 2 95 1 U
4 :i 4 "Si 3 8'J. 3 321 1 4 J
4 HSi
5 07
4
5 15
4 191
4 21
4 34
3 861
3 Sl
3 79
3 82
3 30
3 38
3 27
3 20
2 971 4 Irl
2 l
2 631 4 Sj
2 Ml 4 81
July 21... I 6 634 5 15 4 36 13 36) 2 V2 4 76
July 2i... 5 7441 951 4 31 3 S9 1 2 8'ji 4 M
Juiy b U.lijl b 02 4 271 i St I & I
I b BS;,
July 2
July 28.
July 29.
July 30.
July 31.
5 474
5 56U
i) 111
4 El
5 Otil 4 32 3 27, 3 4: 2 .Soi 4 M
5 13 4 331 3 67 3 29 2 76
4 32 3 72 3 36 2 7l 4 93
5 OSI 13 711 3 441 2 Til 4 14
D 09 1 32! ! 3 50, 2 77, I (
15 l 4 4j
I heifer,... 510 2 75
6 cows. . . . 869 2 75
II tows... . isil 2 75
6 cows !M0 2 75
5 cows. . . 1006 3 1 5
4 cows, .. 1022 3 OS
Nebraska L
W cows 95o 3 05
M cows. . . . 952 3 05
51 cow S. . . . 977 3 05
60 cows. . . . 9v5 3 05
Swan L. &
41 steers.... 12(0 4 40
44 steers ... 1217 4 40
22 steers... .1239 4 10
24 steers... .12iU I 40
1 steer... .1200 4 10
HOOS-There was
hogs
good
2 feeders.. 710
13 stetrs.... 991
1 bull 1410
3 feeders . 776
1 calf 450
1 cow 830
F. Co.-Neb.
15 cows 95
42 Cows 911
40 cow s 970
2 71
3 50
2 55
3 10
3 fO
1 60
3 05
2 95
2 95
L. S. Co.-Wyo.
49 steers. ...1113 4 Cki
52 steers.... 11 ;t 4 05
33 steers... .1137 4 05
39 steers.. ..1099 4 05
1 steer 149J 4 40
not a heavy run of
here today, but still there were 11
ninny carried over from yestcin.iy
which made the simply on sale of ciullo
liberal proportions. Packers started In
bidding Just about steady to strong prices
ns compared with yesterday's general mnr
ket. It was noticeable, however, tint th'y
were plckltif; out the better grades and
leaving the common and light weight tutT.
For the general run of mUed hogs they
paid right around I5.t". while the heavier
grades sold largely at !5 674 and 15.70, with
some of the prime loads going ns high as
15 80. It was not 11 particularly active mar
ket, but still the bulk was disposed ot In
fallly good season.
The last end of the market did not show
tillli'h change on good stuff, hut tho light
weights sold very mean, as low as 5 25
being paid for pretty fair stuff. Commis
sion men nre warning their shippers to buy
the lightweights nt a low tlgure, as tiny
are selling far below tho heavier grades.
iteprcsentatlvo snles:
No.
No.
1 .
M .
S.V.
tl.
103.
M .
!
87 .
A v. Sh.
.I'M
lis
70
ITS
13
....1M
Km
171
16
201
" ' I III U W I OAt ,
August l. 5 6S4I 5 15 4 19 3 79
Aut'iiKi 5 , r, t,; 1 a it i nisi 3 711 j s
August 3. 5 794 5,151 4 33 3 67i 3 471 2 3 4 54
August 4. 1 1 5 10 4 43 3 61 3 57! 2 S5
August 5. 6 84 I I 4 45) 3 71, 3 53 2 W 4 60
August ii.' 5 so , 5 CI 3 77 3 44 3 02 4
August 7. 5 65 5 -Ml I 3M 3 45' 2 92 4 1
August S.i 6 65 5 15 4 37 3 Sl 2 75 4 W
Indicates Sunriav.
Tho nlllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was;
Cattle. Iiogs. Sh'p. IPrs.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.
O. .i St. L. Ry 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry.. 4
Pnloli Pnclllc system. 32
C., & N. W. Ry 1
F.. E. & M. V. R. R.. II
C, St. P., M. 0 9
It. & M. R. R. R 37
C, H. & Q. Hy 3
C, R. I. ei P., east.. I
C, R. I. & P.. west.. 1
1
15
.3
31
7
15
5
11
Total receipts 103 92 9 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the
number 01 nean indicated:
Huycrs.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company....,
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour ,V Co
Omaha P. Co.. from K.
R. Hecker & Oegan
Vansant & Co ,
Lohmnn & Co
W. I Stephen
Livingstone & Sehnller.,
Hamilton & Huthschlld
L. F. Husz ,
II. F. Hobblck
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4a Con. Oiis
!7!i Con. Tobacco ....
r2',l do pfd
74?i Gen. Klectrlc ...
14; (Glucose Sucnr ..,
Hocklnt; Coal ....
74 Inter. Paper
W 62 I do pfd
12VJ Inter. Power
1(11 ILicledc Gas
116V National lilscutt
I'dH National !ail ,,,
2J't National Salt ...
.. 2S',
.. H4
.. 4)
.. ins;
.. !i.
.. 5'i
.. K4
.. 3- ',
.. 17.
.. 29
.. 20;
..Vi
.. w
...140
..tll'.i
.. 2i
.. s:?i
,.. 27
.. 61
... .MTi
... 194
,..132
,.. 434
74
91
..i:o
.. 66
..115
..'-I
.. M
.. 20
.. 20i,i
.. 7:
.. 90
..
.. 414
.. 204
.. 3'iij
82
1,93
957
419
46
13
10
41
S3
21
61
20
31
177
2,t50
2,262
2,370
2,137
1, sS
1,167
fill...
11...
r,v..
7
74.'.!
01...
7S...
53...
67....
54....
78
7!....
f0....
CO.,..
Jl....
65....
"4....
51....
63....
63....
(fl....
.18"
.ITS
.1S1
.214
....1M
....20.1
....205
....111
....:co
....3)3
....212
....1S4
. . . .Ml
..ih
..a5
..203
..:is
..219
..217
..243
..275
..203
..J)
..222
..2.1
.217
66 301
73.
56...,
73....
64....
5....
f3...
s:,....
Co....
62....
60....
S7....
62....
61....
:....
67....
..201
...231
...2n
...2:0
...220
...231
.221
..'.'.215
...225
...215
...145
...533
...1W
SO
21)
M
K.l
1R0
210
1W
1)
1M
3M
10
21)
10
2vrt
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21)
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20)
101
20
M
40
:io
21)
ll
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1:0
fO
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KO
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!
S)
W
KO
(0
40
IM
'fO
f-t
40
160
40
120
Ml
40
W
I.
4 .0
6
; a.
5 l
6 10
5 25
5 M
5 JO
6 !4
8 'i
5 1
5 60
6 iA
5 60
6 hi
5 tiO
A 'A
6 0
5 10
5 'Vl
r, ji,
ft '.24
5 cjh
5 624
5 4
.. W4
5 i124
5 i24
5 24
,'. 614
6 124
6 t24
6 3:4
5 24
6 tt
6 t,.
5 M
3 tr,
5
5 iw
6
5 (15
6 (.
5 h.1
5 6.
5 65
5 (.',
6
o ",
S3.
67
71
$9
62
62
$1
(A
65
71
59....
36....
0....
54....
M....
66....
37....
65....
'(.'.'.'.
Ki....
To
56....
A v. Sh
.32 I A.
f.i'.
M
72
69
s;
C9
63
61
fil
53
62
14
66
70
fiS
61
63
69
62
6i
61
58
63
Ml
54
..213
..197
...2.13
..210
..241
..114
,,:ti
...241
....2'9
....276
,...2l'.l
DAI
"visVl
.X..J0S
'.'.'.'.225
....267
....162
....269
....211
....219
....256
,...P7
....21V.1
,...:i9
,...av,
....231
,.22S
,.2M
,.:2'i
,.24-.
..24)
..223
. ,3'U
,.2M
..237
..273
..217
..277
..251
..257
..260
..576
..25S
..253
..312
..273
..244
..24
. .2:i
. .20
40
160
40
M
SO
i:o
11V1
lrn)
to
50
80
120
120
120
80
40
40
kO
40
iifl
12i)
0
120
SO
Pr."
Ii
5 K5
5 lM
6 65
r.
5 lM
6 6)
5 M
;. N
;, fir,
5 65
3
5 6.)
6 i
5
5 iv",
5 '.",
i 05
6 ,',
5 l.?4
.". 674
5 rt.'i
5 i74
6 U14
6 67 'a
,' l74
& 67i
5 674
6 ii74
i 674
6 ii7 j
5 174
6 1.74
6 b74
70
5 .0
5 70
6 70
6 70
5 70
5 7i
6 ,0
5 70
5 70
6 70
5 70
5 70
6 ."J 4
5 75
6 lb
5 76
6 75
6 76
5 75
5 UO
supplv
,761
192
!.307
104 do pfd....
,109 Paclllc ("oust 6)
. 9J l'Hclllc Mall S.I
. 254 People's Gas Ill",
. 6?4 'Preaed S. Cor 41
157 do pfd Ml,
.151'i'Pulliiian P. Car... .20)
. M4 Republic Steel 19
. 2: I do pfd 734
lISHSuifar l.,4
. 40 Tenn. Coal & Iron,. 6?';
74 Cnlon n.iR & P.... 144
. 61 I do pfd 70
. 39 P. S. Leather 13(;
. 7 I do pfd 804
. 67 V. S. Rubber 17
. 274 do pfd 55
. 61 IV. K. Steel 414
.151 I do pfd 904
.1824 Western Union .... UK
. 544'
Ex-dlvldend.
.ev York Mnupy Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. MONEY On oil!
closed steady nt 2(fi2i,4 nor cnt: hist loan.
24 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 44ffi
per com.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, w'th
actual business In bankers' bills nt 14. SU
4.SS4 for demand and at 81.85 for slx'v
days; posted rates, $1.6T t.rtt.. and ll.lS4;
commercial bllK Jl.t404.t54.
SILVEH-Har, 5S8c; Mexican dollnrs, 46c.
HONDS Ciovernments, steady: state. In-
active; railroad, strong.
The closing quotations on bonds nre as
follows:
IliinU Clenrlntts.
OMAHA, Aug. 8. Hank clearings today,
51,070,731,55, corresponding day last year,
1m',6.iM 114 : Increase, S30l.iM5.61
HOSTON. Aug. S.-Clearlngs, $22,!M5,212 ;
balances. $1,701,212,
CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Clenrings. 122,893,101;
balances, Sl.910.8oo; posted exchange, S1.86ip
4.8S4; New York. exchange. 9'iiWc discount.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. Clearings, Jl'JS.DJl,.
417; balances, SH99.WI.
BALTIMORE. Ailg. S.-Clcnrlngs, 13,390,
800; balances, S45745S.
CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-CIearlngs. $2,875.
900; New York exchange, par; money, 34116
per cent.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-Clenrlngs, $5,762,150;
balances, $.702,309; money, lifii! per cent; New
York exchange, 35c. discount hid, par nsked.
Cotton MnrliPt.
NEW YORK, Allg. S.-COTTON-The mar
ket tor futures Parted liarelv steadv In
tone, with prices down 15(5 points under
liquidation of small straggling lines he d
through the recent break, In the hope of a
turn and under selling for short account I y
the room contingent. Foen after th a I
there appeared to be nn entire change .11
local sentiment nnd prices slowly nt first,
but with IncrcnsltiK rapidity, advanced to a
level of OfflO points over tho prices touched
on yestcrdaj. Later there was a sharp
reaction under protlt-taklng nnd railing ror
another decline, but tho market displayed
a sieauy undertone inroiignout tho ilav
On the udvanco New Orleans was 11 leadu g
buyer hero. Tho rise carried October to
7.16c nnd January to 7.23c. The ninrl'ot
closed quiet, with prices net 1 point lower
to 2 points higher. Spot cotton closed quiet;
middling gull, S4c; sales, 815 bales. Cotto )
futures closed quiet; August, 7.07c; Septem
ber, 7.C9c; November, 7.16e; December, 7.16o;
Jnnuary nnd February, 7.19c; March, 7.21c;
April. 7.22c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-COTTON-Steady:
sales, 107 hales; ordinary, 5sie;
good ordinary, 6 7-16c: low middling, 74c;
middling, Sc; good middling, .fic; middling
fair, SHc; receipts, 1,161 bales', stock, 57."6I
bales. Futures quiet; August, 7.70fi7.73c;
September, 7.05fi7.06c; November, 7.0'fi7.05 ;
December, 7.03(f(7.04c: January, 7.05S7.i'"c;
February, 7.06'57.('8c; March, 7.0f!7.10e.
ST. LOPIS, Aug. S.-COTTON-Market
quiet; middling. Sc; sales. 180 bales; receipts,
596 bales; shipments, 1,159 bales; stock, 46,
166 biles.
GALVESTON, Aug. 8.-COTTON-Stendy
ut 8 1-lSc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 8,-COTTON-Spot,
good business nt unchanged prices. Sa es
12.000 bales, of which 1,V were for specu
lation and export nnd Included 11,10) Ameri
can. Hecelpts, 1.10O bales, all Amerlcin.
Futures opened quiet nnd closed stc.u'y;
American middling, 1. m. c, August, 4 12 ill
fi4 13-6ld, sellers; August and September,
4 9-6I1TI 10-fild, buyers; September, to-tii
4 lO-Old, buyers; October, g. o. c, 4 1-Cl I,
buyers; October and November. 3 B2-fiUi
3fi3-i'd, buyers; November and December.
3 K1-6lfi3 62-fild, Hellers; December and Janu
ary. 3 61-6lf?3 62.64d, te'lers; Jnntnrv nnd
February. 3 61-6IS3 62-C'd. value; February
nnd Mnrch, 3 ti'-tild, buyers; March and
April, 3C3-Cld, sellers.
Totals
CATTLE There was a fair run of cnttle
here today and a good proportion of the re
ceipts was made up of western cattle. The
demand for the better grades of beef was In
good shape and Just about steady prices
were paid.
Packers started In In good season Hits
morning and bid Just about yesterday's
prices for the more dchlrablc grades of corn
fed cattle. The common and lightweight
stuff, particularly that which has been ted
only a short time, was slow sale nnd In n
good many cases sales wero made that
looked n little lower than the snmo kinds
brought yesterday. The western range beef
cattlo that were offered were of pretty fair
quality and ns high as SI. 10 was paid, which
could be quoted steady with the way grass
steers have been selling of late. Packers
seemed to want the grassers and the better
grades were soon disposed of.
There was a good demand for the better
gr. des of cows and heifers this morning nnd
Just about Hteady prices wero paid. The
common stuff, such as canners, also sold
for practically the same prices they did yes
terday, but the medium grades were neg
lected nnd In a good many cases sold about
a dime lower. Sellers found that class of
stock liaid to dispose of, ns buyers did not
seem particularly anxious for It.
Hulls, calves and stags all sold In about
the same notches they did yesterday.
Not many stockers mid feeders were of
fered todny nnd the yearlings of good qunl
Ity being In fairly good demand sold steady
to strong, but the 2-year-olds were a little
slow and In some cases weak, probably ow
ing to the fact that It Is getting toward tho
end of the wceu. iiepresentniivo sales:
BEEF STEERS,
No.
6
....2M W 5 if. 63 296 120
...219 ... 5 f,". 90 20 2O0
. . .211, 160 ii "i
SH EE' There wns not a henvv
of sheep here today, and as packers h "enied
to nave unarm orders the mantel runi
nctlve and luff? I5i- higher than yestrr'av
Wethers and yenning mixed told todiy ns
high as 13.35. which looked tully 25ii"30c
higher than the same kind sold for the lirst
I of the week. It was a good, active market
on sheep and everything was disposed of In
goou season, aituoilgli there was nowiing
strictly choice on sale, and tho good stuff
Is what the packers want.
Lambs also sn i lowine 11 clier lodav. nn'l
the quality of the offerings was only fair.
There was nothing on sale good enough to
brine over si. id.
Wuoiatinii Choice yearlings. 53.2j'u3.so;
fnlr to co d vpnrllnep. S3.13f73 25: choice
wethers. J3.20f73.40; fair to grod welhcrs,
$2.90(33.20; choice ewet, $2.60i2.!iO; fair to
good ewes. $2.(0572.60: choice spring Inmbs,
1. lw4lo.no; fnlr to good spring latnos, J4..a'ii
4 65; feeder wethers. $2.60'p;3.0i: feeder lambs,
$3.(05J3.oO. Representative sales:
ColTrp Mni'Upt.
V. S. ref 2
do coupon
do !, reg
do coupon
do new to, res
do coupon
do oil 4s, rec.,
do coupon
do 6t, ret
do coupon
D. of C. 3, 65s...
Atchison Ken. 4s.,
do adj. 4s
Canada So.
..107'; N. Y. C. Is
..1074 N. J. V. Ken. 6s.
10S4 No. Paclllc 3n....
..IJVi do 4k.
.1014
.i:94
.1014
Ches. .1 Ohio 44- K4
do 6s 1:0
C & N. W, e -S..1354
lo S. F. der. b(..,ss
Chicago Ter. 4 94
I'olo. So. 4s 8.4
nrvver & II. i. 4 in.'
P.rle ceneral 4s 854
K. W & D. I", is.vu
Clou Klectrlc 6S.....10
Iowa iTentral Is.... 1114
I,. & N unl. 4 101'i
M.. K & T. 2s 81
M,, K. & T. 914
.137 iN Y. 1 ' A St I. 4s.. 10?
...117 N. & W. con. 4s.... 102
...111 'Oregon Nav. Is 1074
,..P.3 Mo 4s lli"4
. .Iu7; "Oregon S. L. 6,...t9
.. .10741 Mo consol 6s 117
...124 'Heading uen. 4s.... 95
....fl34,ltlo O. W. Is 1004
... 97 lSt I. & I M c. 5a. .116
no -tit I, & H I k. 6s.. 127
St. Paul consols . .ITS
St P, I' Sc V ls....H3'i
do 5s H64
So. Pacific 4s til
So. Hallway 6s U5i
S. It. & T. 6s 55
Tex. A Paclflo ts..mi,
Mo : pj3
I'nlnu Pa -lOo 4....1M4
Wabash Is..
Mo 2s
West Shore 4s...
Wis. Central Is.
Va. Centuries .,
..111-4
..1104
..'.124
..
.. 914
Hid. Offered.
l'orelmi Flnnnelnl,
LONDON, Aug. 8. Money wns In nctlve
demand today In connection with the con
sols Installment, though the pressure did
not equal anticipations. In the Stock e
change business was Inactive and Irregular
Consols wero tlrm and home rails wero dull.
Americans responded to the luiprovment In
Wall street. Louisville, Southern Pnclllo
nnd Steel were the features. Tho Improve,
ment continued and prices closed firm,
with some stocks slightly below the best
prices of tho dav. The weekly statement
of the Hank of England shows tho follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased JC660,
ouo; circulation, decreased 113,001): bullion,
decreased 7S2,90S; other fccurltles, de
creased 3,760,000; public deposits, decreased
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-COFFEE-TI10
market for coffee futures opened steady In
tone at nn advance of Bijfiu points on for
eign nnd total buying following strong
European advices. Throughout the session
bullish aggressiveness was manifested anil
values were well sustained. Brazilian news
was niso or inilllsli average. Hece n h (Hi)
not come up to expectations, although they
are now running away ahead of last year's
figures, Buying by the "metnl cllquo" nnd
"switching" tho near months for the more
remote positions wero tho chief features of
operations. Trading was fairly active
throughout, tho market finally closing
steady at n net ndvance of .IfilO nointx.
Total sales amounted to 3.1,750 hags, Includ
ing: September. 4.95c; November, 5.055.10c;
December, 5,15ii5.20c; February, 5.3flc;
March. 5.40c; May, 5.50c; July. 5.60ff5.65c.
Spot, Hlo, steadv; No. 7 Invoice, 5 11.16c.
Mild, quiet; Cordova, SfilP.ic.
Oil nnd Liislii,
OIL CITY, Aug. S.-OILS-Credlt hat
nnces, $1.25; certificates, no bid; shipments,
81.197 bbls.; nvernge, 97.597 bbls.; runs, 101,
001 hbls,; nvernge. 82.3S3 bbls.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-01LS-Cottonseed,
stendy. Petroleum, dull. Rosin, steady; com
moji to good, SI.IOul.15. Turpentine, tlrm, 37
LONDON. Aug. H.-OIL8-Cnlcutta Mn
seed. spot. 56s. Linseed oil, 32s IVfcd Tur
pentine wnlrlts. 27s lUil.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 8.-OILS-Turpentlne,
Arm, 344c. Rosin, llrm, unchanged.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 8.-OILS-Turpcn-tine,
llrm, 32c. Rnsln, llrm, unchanged.
No.
3 ,
3
1
1 ,
1
1
1
o
I'.'.'.'.'.
X
13
20
2
6
1
1
3
16
1
1
1
I.'.'.'.',
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
8
1
2
14
3
3
1
I
1
4
1
1
1
1
Y.'.'.'.'.
9
1
1
e
Av. Pr.
.... 600 1 75
.... 473 1 75
.... 600 2 25
.... 7C0 2 25
.... "?)) 2 M
, ,,, 670 2 75
....100) 2 7
In, .. "0
.... 970 3 10
.... iiju 3 15
.... 856
....1333
.... 8.V)
....1250
630
910
4 ;o
4 75
3 75
3 90
1 'Jo
4 OJ
46.
3...
17.
16
1
14....
20
29....,
4S...,
5....
11....
37
Av.
901
1273
1275
1021
1107
1032
1011
1100
1222
1102
1231
14S1
1295
1119
1333
Pr.
4 15
4 25
4 40
4 15
4 t5
4 s.
4 63
5 IO
5 15
5 15
5 25
5 30
5 20
3 35
5 45
STEERS AND HEIFERS,
950
.. 894
..1060
.. 650
.. 820
.. 905
.. 90s
.. SS0
.. 7S0
,. S80
.. 80 )
.. 730
2 70
2 70
4 50
I
1 CO
1 00
1 25
1 50
1 60
1 50
1 7.5
1 75
1 '
t5
41...,
COWS.
3-)...,
3...,
2.1....
16....
23....
I....
879 5 10
.10SS 5 30
1.
1.
1.
1.
740
570
US3
US0
975
1U07
99)
1035
10OO
1030
950
9V.
10?0
905
1040
SS2
S10
1010
1000
MO
loos
9b0
970
63)
100
625
43
S
635
6S!
950
1510
121)
1290
S0 3 Oj
92) 2 00
3 0
2 00
2 00
2 CO
2 CO
2 10
2 15
2 25
2 36
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 60
2 60
2 50
2 .0
2 f.i
3 L0
2 10
2 eo
10
13
1
2)
20
4!".'.'.'.','.
1
rt
i""'.!'.'.
3
3...
1...
1...
1...
1...
. Si2
. 967
. 970
. S13
. 831
. 916
. 914
. 970
. 970
.1010
.1031
. 930
2 f3
2 (5
2 1,5
2 1,5
2 70
2 70
1 ,i
2 75
2 75
2 v)
2 S3
9.'') 2 fi
; 10 22
HEIFERS.
9W
.... 905
...,100.)
.... 973
....152.)
.... PS1
947
.... 940
.... 95:
....1310
....1055
.... 830 3 10
.... 910 3 10
.... 901 3 10
....100? 3 15
.... 916 3 S!i
....lO'iO 3 25
....1200 3 40
....1050 3 75
....1210
....1096
3 85
2 85
2 8.5
! 90
3 90
: 90
! 9.5
2 35
3 00
3 00
3 no
4 00
4 !)
3 il
2 10
2 5.5
2 60
4.
1
1
1
4
750
440
920
750
317
. S50
2 83
2 !V)
3 10
3 11
3 30
3 50
No.
9 Idaho bucks and ewes.
3 Idaho ewes
6 Idaho ewes
63 Idaho ewes'
76 Idaho cull lambs
60 Idaho cull lambs
5 Idaho cull lambs
57 Idaho cull lambs
366 Idaho wethers
43 Idaho yearling ewes..,.
3 Idaho wethers
22 Idaho wethers
354 Idaho yearlings
407 Idaho lambs
L3 Idaho lambs
402 Idaho lambs
Av.
. 121
. 100
. ill
. 96
. 53
. 60
. 50
. 56
. 85
. 100
. 73
. 87
. 91
. 63
. 61
. 71
Pr.
$2 00
2 50
2 70
2 75
3 00
3 00
3 00
;i 00
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 23
3 35
4 65
4 55
4 73
and butcher steers. $3.fS3.40; steers un..er
I.WM lbs , S3.2MT5.fo, stockers and feeders.
$2.601j4.6S; bulls, $2.25f3.5o; Tcas and I
dlnn steers, $3.054.35; cows and hel.crs,
12. 15173. 40.
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 Iliad; mark t
steady; pigs and lights, $3.7(Xj5.!&; piuke i,
15.7W6.86; butchers, $,5,905(6.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Hecclpts, 2-0)
head; mnrk-t stendy for sheep, lojj o
higher for lambs; native muttons, S3 0v,fj 2i,
Iambs, $2.&05il.75, culls nnd bucks, $2,001"' 00:
stockers, $2.wvf2 26.
MtKitr MnrliPl.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; fnlr mining, 3 9-16c: centrifugal, 01
test, 4 5-32C. .Mouisscs sugar, 3 5-16C. He
lined, quiet ; No. 6, 4.75e; No. 7, 4,l55c; No. 8,
4..V.0; No. 9, 4.50c; No. 10, 4.45c; No. 11, 4 40c ;
No. 12, 1.40c; No. 13, 4.3oc; No. 11, 4.3tV;
standard A. 5.15c. confectioners' A. 5.15c:
I, ...
mould A. C.iOc; cut loaf, 6s5c: crushed.
5.S5e; powdered, o.15e, granulated, 5.35c
cubes, 6.000.
LONDON. Aug. S.-BKET St'OAR Au
gust. 9s Pvd.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-SPGAR-Mar-ket
quiet; open kettle, 3 3-16'jlc.
1 50
2 25
..1270 2 25
.1000
1510
ltr
091
1010
13' 10
1115
: 25
5 05
2 35
2 50
2 V)
BULLS.
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
I ,
5 ,
1
1 65
: 60
: mi
2 co
1
...ici
...1090
...1170
... SOI
... 900 2 0)
... 90 2 if)
...1210 2 10
. . . 750 3 13
... 936 3 (10
...1170 3 t)
...1125 3 60
...1350 3 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
4...
4...
.Nimv Vnrk Dry tiiinilM MnrUrt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8 -DRY GOODS
There has been no change In the market
for cotton goods in nny direction. An nver
nge amount of business hns been reported
ut previous prices In both staple and fancy
lines, Woolen and worsted goods for men's
wear have sold fairly well at previous
prices.
Wool .Market.
ST LOl'IS, Aug, 8,-WOOL-Prlcefc e
sustilned nnd movement free; medl itn
grades. tlfjl7o; light line, liyilc: heavy
fine, 9311c; tub washed, WiJIIc.
1
1
1
1
6
6
1
3
41
i"!'.!"
1
507
.. 615
.. 310
.. 25
.. K0
..
..1110
!e0 1..
2 25 1
CALVES.
2 ro l
4110 1
4 ro 3
4 5o 1
STAGS.
2 60 1
3 15 1
670
,.. 610
... 20.)
... 150
... 140
... 210
...1IS0
...lit')
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I 60
4 50
5 01
5 00
5 0)
3 15
1 60
905
.... 510
.... 610
.... 810
. ... 901
.... 950
....1060
.... 870
.... 0
.... 660
.... 9V1
3 20
3 25
3 60
2 60
2 '3
2 75
2 75
3 75
2 15
2 !5
3 10
M0 3 10
906 3 10
775 3 10
(00 3 a)
:o 3 .0
3.
1
1
21
14..'.'.'.'
"II.-.
1
8
8
7
4
3
2 ....
1 ....
1 , .
3o 3 'J)
650 3 25
610 3 2s
, Sl'i 3 iS
415 5 80
ft'-i
7(r
. 670
, 701
, 647
, 578
, 60,5
. 770
. C45
. 510
3 30
3 W
3 36
3 36
3 I)
3 40
3 50
3 0
3 60
3 '-a
CHICAtiO MVK STOCK .MARKET.
Native Cuttle Wenk lings Ai'tivr
Mippp St num.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-CATTLE-Rocelpt3,
10,500 head, Including 85S head Texnns; good
weight steers, firm; all other native cattle,
weak to lower; good to prime steers, $5.003(
o.lo; poor to medium, $l.4Oto,40; stockers
nnd feeders, S2.25ft4.00; cows, $2.50T4.40;
heifers. S2.2jjh.ij; canners. si.uujt2.2j; nuns.
$2.501 1.30: calves, cholcu higher. $3.0o5tti.GO:
Texas steers, $3.uujr..ii.
iious Iteceliits, 28,000 head; tomorrow,
25,000 head, estimated; left over, 7,833 head;
actlvo ut yesterday's decline; mixed and
butchers. S5.705t'j.95: good to choice heavy,
$5,901(6.074: rough heavy, SS.lO'rt 5.6.5; light,
S5.WWJ.M); nu k of sales, $j.7.iiu.i)0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,000
head: strong to 10c higher; lambs, strong to
10c higher; good to cliolce wethers, S3.C0U
l.Ou, fnlr to choice mixed, Kl.251i3.60- west
ern sheep, $3.25514.00; yearlings, S3.73fil.C0;
native lamus, 3.'.vU(u-j.ia; western innius,
I4.255i6.15.
Oltlelal receipts and shipments for yester-
uay:
RECEIPTS-Cnttle, 22,953 head; lions, 3:
601 head: sheep. 19,604 head.
SHIPMENTS-Cattle. 5,259 head; hogs,
2,511 head; sheep, 1,1 j'J Head.
Kiiiimiin City Live Stock- Mnrhet.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 8.00) head natives, 2,000 head lox
ails. 600 head calves; best native and Texan
beef steers, steady; cows and heifers, 10iji
15c lower; stockers and feeders, steady at
Wednesdays decline; cnnicu export nnu
dressed beef steers, $5,401(5.65; fair to good,
S 1.0513.35: stockers and feeders. $2.6W 1. 10;
western-fed steers. $4.4O4i5.60: western rango
steerp. J3.251f4.25; Toxans and Indians, 83.7ulp
4.00; Texas grass steers, il.vnt 1. 10; Texas
cows, $2.5(3.00; nntlVe cows. $2,301(1.0');
hellers. $3.00515.00: canners, si.WK.tu; nuns,
S2.5tfi 1. 511: calves. $5,004(6.23.
I IOOS Receipts, 10,oik) head; market fo
higher: top. S6.024; bulk of sales, $5.r,ji5.90
heavy, $5,951(6.024; mixed puckers, $5.ixi1j
6.90: g it. $u.2.vij.i,; Pigs. i;;.i,mi.i.v).
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Hccelpts. 1,(00
head; lambs, 10c lower; sheep, stea-ly;
lambs. $1. (mil 5.25; wethers, $3,251(3.60; ewes.
$2,7513.25; western range wethers, $3.25'-'
3.40; western rango ewes, jxouua.lj; stock
ewes, sz.ooif 2.w.
5civ Yoi-U l,lp Stock .Mnrl.i-t.
NEW YORK, Aiig. 8.-HEEVES-Re
eelpts, 747 head; no trading In llvn cattle;
steady feeling, rallies unchanged; no ship
ments today or tomorrow.
CALVES-Hecelptii. 12 lirnd: steady feel-
lng for all soi ts of calves; prime veals sold
at $5,774.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recc hits. 3.00:.
head; sheep, slow and unchanged; lambs,
llrm on decreased supply; good lambs. 25c
higher, 7 cars of which fully one-hnlf sheep
unsold; sheep, $2.n0?t 1.00; lambs, $4.2.V(6.25.
lotiH Receipts. 1.U75 head: barely steady:
state quoted nt $6,251(0.30.
St. .losppli Lisp Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. R. CATTLE He
celpts, 2,800 head; best beeves, active,
stendy to strong; others mostly 10c lower;
natives, $3 601(5.90; cows nnd heifers, $1
1.05; hulls and stags, ji.ni'ri i.(. siocKers ami
feeders. $1.753.73; venls, $2,001(5.(0.
iwiCKHeclntx. X.'.l'D head: market
stiady to strong; quality very poor; pigs.
KHlSc lower; light and light mixed. $5.5(11(1
n.85, medium and heavy, $5.051 rt.Ui; pigs,
I'L'JU. i ..?.?uU:, ro, ,...,.
market steady; best Inmbs. 2.1c higher; tup,
$6.25.
Muck ill SlKht.
Tho following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at tho llvo principal
1VO Sioeh ni,irn in .
( 'utile
South Omaha 2.560
Kansas City y)
St. Louis I.V0
St. Joseph -s"0
lis lllHirnled nnil Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK. Aug. S. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market for evaporated ap
ples ruled moderately nclle and about
stendy without special change In values
being noted. Out-of-town orders wero
strictly for choice lots State, common to
good, 44170; prime, 7lf74e, choice, 7-5jc;
fancy, 8us4e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FHI'ITS Ruled
Inactive but about steady at nominally un
changed prices. Prunes, 341i7c Apricots,
Royal, 84!il3c, Moor Park, M(12e. Peaches,
peeled, UilSe; impeded, i'.T(94c.
A dispatch from the nscal.ngents of tho
Export Oil d Pipe Line company announces
that the full Issue of stock allotted to bo
sold nt 60c has been subscribed, excepting
tho ,000 shares reserved for late appli
cants.
ROBS MOTHER FOR LOVER
Sliteeii-Venr-Olil Ctrl In Kntmss City
Confesses 'I'll kind WIiIott'is
Pension Money.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. S. Daisy W. Hrclcr.
16 yoarn old, today In pollen court confesned
to stealing $1,200 from her mother, Mru.
Mary Wheeler, widow of a civil wnr vetoran.
It wan rennlon money nnd had been placed
In n bureau drawer by Mrn. Wheeler bo-
catiuu hho fearrnl to deposit It in tho bank.
The girl confessed to stealing tho money
on July 4 and to having glen It tn hor
sweetheart, Waltor Cavannugh, with whom
she eloped to Chicago. Tho rotiplo 5cro
arrested In that city and brought back for
trial. The girl today took Ihn stand agalnnt
Cnvnnaugh, declaring that ho had compelled
hor to steal tho monoy nnd run away with
him, threntenltiK her with death If sho
rofuaod. They worn both held to tho grand
Jury.
ELDER HAS T0 PAY COSTS
nev. Price's Suit Annlnst Fort .Volt
.Saloonkeeper Proves Expen
sive AfTiilr.
FORT SCOTT, Kan., Aug. S. A Jury of
prominent mrn In a Justlrn court here today
found Rev. Price, presiding elder of tho
Methodist church In this district, guilty of
malicious prosecution In a liquor case. Tho
defendant was acquitted and the costR wero
assessed against tho clergyman. The de
fendant was tho keeper of a saloon that has
been running wldn open and several wit
nesses readily admitted having bought
liquor at tho place. Rev. Rico had bought
some for the purpose of gottlng direct testi
mony. The verdict in tho result of a bitter
light ngalnst open saloons.
Winn Xjmv Clinic Lnsrn.
YANKTON. S. D Aug. 8. (Special.)
Much disaffection Is felt among city sports
men nt tho South Dakota game laws re
ferring to prnlrlo chickens. Under the
present law tho season opens September
1 and before that tlmo city hunters claim
farmers havo shot or scattered them so
widely that there is no shooting left. Tho
farmers takes ndvnntago of the law nud
while tho city man Is waiting for the ex
piration ot It the chickens aro cleaned
out. A concerted effort Is being made to
club tho town sportsmen together to lobby
u moro favorablo law through tho next
session of the statu legislature
South Dukolii Corporations.
PIERRE, S. I).. Aug. 8. (Special.) Thcao
articles of Incorporation havo been filed:
Seltz Chemical company, nt Pierre, with
a capital of $75,000. Incorporators, Oscar
Seltz, C. F. Seltz and L. L, Stephons.
Retail Credits' agency, nt Pierre, with
a capital of $2,000,000. Incorporators, C. C.
Peterson, James A, Harden nnd John I.
Newell.
Atlas Development nnd Mining company,
at Pierre, with a capital of $2,000,000, In
corporators, L. T. Burkhart, Thomas Tur
ner and T. P. Estcs.
l'lx Hi-sponsllilll t v of Loss.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S. Tho Hoard of Trado
Inquiry into tho loss of tho Loyland lino
stenmor Assyrian Juno G near Capo Raco,
Newfoundland, while on a voyago from Ant
werp to Montreal, was concluded today.
Its commander, Captain Dlngley, wns found
responsible for the disaster and Ills certlfl
cnto was suspended for throe months. Tho
court called tho attention of tho authorities
to tho dnnger ot tho Cape Raco signal being
mistaken for a steamer's whistle.
SiiMpi-mls Payment of Debt.
LONDON, Aug, 8. Tho agent of tho
foreign bondholders cables from Caracas
today that tho payments service of tho
Venezuelan external debt for 1881 has been
suspended, but tho government Intends to
shortly resume.
11 i-l 1 1 nil Trntle Statement.
LONDON, Aug. 8. Tho Hoard of Trado
statement for July shows an Increase of
2,701,700 In Imports and a decrease of
101,800 In exports.
THE HEAI.TV MARKET.
350 4 O'J
S heifers.,
NEBRASKA
620 3 CO 25, feeders.. 0B 3 60
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day, August 8:
Wiirriinty D Is.
E. A. Ittner to R. J Foster. 45x119
feet In sublot 5 or taxlot 1,1, tn 10-iu-
13 $
Lyman Richardson and wife to Ralph
Kitchen, l"t 6. block 8. West End
Il'w. "iinliey and wife to M. E. P.
Bailey, lots 1 to I. 8 to 10 and B 9 feet
lot 7. block I, Bailey ."i O.'s subdlv..
Allen White to Benson Land syndi
cate, lots 16 to 19, block 21, Benson .
John Wondwnrd nnd vlfe tn Christian
Fnber, lot 9, block 111, South Omaha
Deeds,
Sheriff to It. M. Zug, lot 24, block 1,
Mayne's add
Same tn same, lot 5, block 9, Haw
thorne add
10
6
1
750
20)
im
1 Iocs
6,559
28,lm0
10, ft 10
1,000
8.0U0
Sheep
2.201
I2,i
I.OiO
2,i
611
Totals
25,300 67.159 17.761
St. I.ouls Live Stock Mnrki'l,
ST. LOl'IS. Aug S.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1 wir head, including ,"00 Texn' s. mar et
steady tn a r.hndo eacle-, native sblpp ng
and export steers, $1 .9013 C5, dicsjcd beef
Total amount of transfers $ S,')
Telephone l(l,tt,
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jntnei E. Iloyd A Co..
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
CHAIN rHOVIIO.HH AMU STUUKJ,
Hoard of Trade HulldliiK.
Direct wires to Chicago nd Now York.
;orepondence. John A. Wairen & Co.
RENOVATOR, Invigorates tndrenorates ths
tjsiem; purifies and enriches the blood; cures
tho worst dytpepslit, constipation, headache,
drer and kidneys. 25o andll, nt druggists- Fret
udvlec sample nnd book.
Wtt Ur, II. J, Kay, Saratoga, N Y l