THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1901.
COMMERCIAL &XD FINANCIAL
Pricu f All Gralni 8m Upward oa Bond
ofTrj.rU.
WHEAT OPENS MORE ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Lnrnl fioserninnnt Report Cnnses
Ail r-ii In Corn-tints SIhut Sjm
pntlictla Tendrncy vlth
Other Ccrrnls.
1
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CHICAGO, Auk. 12.-Ab a result of the
lulllsh showing of the government re-
,ort, Issued Saturday, prices 01 mi nr"'i"
in the Board of Trnile soared uiiwnril to
day. September wheat ciose i
higher, corn cloned l'tfll'sC higher, oats
wore up lfll'KC, while ptovlslons were from
l,c to l"c IilBhcr. ,
The ilucllnu In tho spring .' heat con
dition or 15 points since July J and tho
henvv disaster to the corn crop, In nililltlori
to higher cables, caused wheat to open ac
me und higher. The unexpectedly largo
loss In I ho sprint; wheat crop Marled
shorts to covering and there was fair In
vestment buying. September opened l'vff
J'.e to 2'4ij2c higher at ,Zru ilc. Later In
Hie session the prlcu advanced to il'fcc, due
i.. t....- .... .,,1.1 flw. iinnviii.rtoillV
IU IIIHVJ VlVtU lillirn ......-. ..i.C,
huge ikercusu In the visible supply, which
amounted to 2,150,i) bushels, 'the clo-e
was llrm and 'lull. e nmner at 1.1:4c.
wotld'h alilpnunts lor the week amounted
to 1u,IOS,(do bushels, against 6.0Ii,om bushe M
u year ago, whllo exports were seven boat
loads. Tho amount on pnssngo was
.... ............ l I fi . ' IM M
i It am nets of wheat and Hour were equal
10 l,69wo bushels l'rlmary receipts wj.ro
l.lSS.OOU bushels, ugalnst l.iuy v j u "
ear ugo. Minneapolis and uulum re
ported 6 cars, aBnlnsl 307 last week, and
iiv ,. vmir nif.i. Local receipts, -M
June packed factory, 15jl5!ic; Imitation
creamery, lt'dli'-i1!.
CHEESE-Keculpts. 1.251 pkgs.i slow;
large fancy colored, S'c; fancy large whit.
S'ic fancy small colored, a4ci fancy small
wnlte. 94c.
EGuS-Recelpts, 7.11 pkgs.; steady; state
and Pennsylvania, lWl&c; western candled,
12UlCVsc; western uneandled, i'aHu. .
POULTRY Alive, firmer; chickens, 12'4fi
134c; turkeys, 9V4c; fowls. 9Hc. Dressed,
steady,: springs, iZHUe; fowls, sHOSc: tur
keys, TfodVjc , .
METALS-Tiudlin: In the local market
was slower today than for some time past.
Buyers und sellers are holding uloot pend
ing dcllnlte Information from the str.ke
center. In London pig tin scored a net rise
of ill 10s und tuturcH were 15s hlgncr, thus
spot stood at the close 117 and lu u es
at iieru me marKei ruieu ij . ,
but sympathetically steady at $2..WJI2i.-0 lor
spot. Tin plates wclo quiet. ery fuiv
nl.lo .,..,,. f,,.- ....In tlr. COIllK'T WHS
featureless and unchanged iyx"t
for Utke Superior and Jl0.'-'ai7 lB.'-2 a f ir
custlng and electrolytic. Loudon price
showed a decline of 2 Cd to X.V, lor spot
and 66 88 9d for futures. Lend was iir,a n
featureless and unchanged at J4.3i her ,
while tit London values declined Id .'(I t;
11 16s. Spelter was without change at 13.90
43.95 and quiet i at London, Clu l.s lid.
Iron continues dull, with values In buyers
favor. Pie iroi. warrants, 10.10 i No. 1
northern tcundry, $15.M'1S.6U; No, 2 south
ern loundry, 1 0'il4.o; No. 1 s iiit-crn
foundry, Jll.75''jl5..!5; No. 1 southern s ti
foundry, H.7jyi5.25. Glasgow wai rants
closed at 63a td and Mlddlcsborough at 4is
Hd.
OMAHA AVUOM.S.il.n MAHICC7.
CniiilllliiH of Trade nnd Unotntlnna on
Mniilr and I'linej- I'rodnco.
KOGS-Uecvlpts fair; loss ofT. 124il'13o.
LIVi: J'(JLL1 HY-llens, GgCVju; young
nnd old toostcrs, Jc; turkeys, UMSc; ducks
and geese, oc, spring chickens, per lb., 110
12c.
IIUTTKU-Common to fair, 12ffl2tjc;
choice dairy, lu tulis loiKc; separator, '."o.
I'linSH riSll-lllack bass. ISc: whttci
baits, l'W; bluetlsh, 11c, bullheads, Wc; blue
irs, with li of contract H".",10: r nn tho crupples, 10c; clscoes, 6c; halibut, lie;
Corn opened active and hignor on uio , . , micidock. 10c: Mse. 9c: red
local estimate of the K""m",i.V, ,?"t snapper. 10c, salmon. 14c: sunilsh. 6c; trout,
thcrn was a rush to buy dtirliiK ''"f ivc; whlteitsh. lvc,
hour. Tim advance rulHcil tho 'nrlt 1'IOEONS-Llve. per dor.. COc.
above tho prices at which B0'', VliALS-Cholce. Wtf'Jo
Hatuiday and selling against these prii- HAY-l'rlccs quoted by Omaha -Wholesale
leges along with general prollt-iaKing lhiy iraicr3 association: Choice upland,
caused a reaction. September opened -a' jio.50: No. 2 upland, D.60i medium. coarM.
i-Hc higher at muiinc. uunng mc m- 8, nyc straw. "lhest prices re lor
ter part or ine seamun " ,i , , I ,la ol ooa coior unu quuiur. ueiimuu
current that tno govcrnmem. , " lair, ueeeipis. ji cars
damage was exaggerated and September
. f It. firmness. selllnK dOWIl tO
. The closowns iWis: higher At
G0ic Local receipts were 120 cars, 3 of
which were contract. ....
Oats opened active and higher, thn gov
ernment report Indicating a yield of only
a little over C00.0o0.O00 bushels, being1 tho
lull Influence. Shorts covered freely and
i An Iriiivlnir liv InC'll bllllA. A 113
y r, : """, : :(;.".' nn Vo v large, but
iiierA was enough steady commission houso LETT U C E I'e r bu JOe.
buying to keep things moving. September
tanged between 'MWiiMc. closing 13lWc
higher at 3'iHc Hccelpts were Ssl cars.
"T."-.'.!.!--. mnili.rnti.lv aCtlVO UtUl
weie influenced but bltghtly by the sttua-
WHEAT-60C
COHN-OSc
OATS-41HC, old,
iJUAN W.
VEGETADLES.
QUEEN COllN-l'er dor., HMc.
CAHHOTS-l'er doz., 20c
HUETS-l'er half bushel basket, 40c
TUHNirS-Per basket. 30c.
CUUUMBEltS Homo grown, per aoz., m
HADIBHES-ler dox., 16320c
l'AHSLEY l'er doz.. 20c.
NEW POTATOES-We'iKl.OO.
CAU11AGE Homo grown. 3Vic
TOMATOES-llome grown, per 18-lb.
nearby, 17e! frefh western. 17c! fresh south
western, isw; rresn soumern, i.c.
I'ttKrSKnnll nnd weak: S'tw York full
creams, fancy, small, 9'tc New York full
creams, fair to choice, vavc.
Toledo flrnln nnd Srril.
TOLEDO. Aug. 12.-VHEAT-Actlve and
strong; cash nnd August, 74Hci September,
7SUe; December, 75J4c.
COUN Active and higher; cash and Sep
tember, firtcj December, 62V4C.
OATS Dull and higher; cash, S6c; Sep
tember, 37c; December, 39c.
KYE-Wc.
CLOVEHSEED-Cush, primo and Octo
ber, :0.53.
Visible Supplr of firnln.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12,-The statement of
the visible supply of grain in store and
afloat on Saturday, August 10, as compiled
by tho New York exchange, was as follows:
Wheat, 2S.219.C0i) uu.; decrease, 2,250,00) hu.
Corn, 13.2Sfi,wJ bti,; Incrensic, 731,000 bu.
Oats, 4,l5,0w bu.; increase, bu Rye.
722,uir) bu ; Increase, t1,CM bu. Itarlcy,
bu.; Increase, 7.W0 bu.
Mlitnenpolln Wlirnt, 1'lour nnil Ilrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 12. - WHEAT -Cash,
72tic; Sepumber, 711c; December,
74Uci on track, No. 1 hard, 74Vc; No. 1
northern, 72dc; No. 2 northern, 70-c.
rLuUU-MIgh; first patents, M.gjfJt.O.,;
second patents, 3.76'tiC.Si; first clears, 13;
second clears, J2.30.
IHtAN-lli bulk. tl3.oOQ14.25.
Dnliith rtrnln Mnrket.
DULUTH, Aug. 12-VHKAT-No. 1 hard,
cash, CITdc: No. 2 nrthcrn. 67c; No. 1
northern. 73sc: September, 73Hc; December,
7l',ic.
OATH a'UfiS'.Sc
HYB-;7'c.
COUN-SSc.
sixty davs. tl.Mtt on demand: New York
exchaliKe. IMOx' discount.
HALTl.MOllE. Aiir. 12.-Clearlngs. I2.&30.-
OSS; balances, W7fi,012, money, AWiO per cent.
ST. LOl'IS, Aug. 12,-Clearins, 7,277.954,
balances, 1931, lGs; money, 6'n7 per cent; New
i orn excnange, sve discount uiu, i.vc ins
count nsked.
CINCINNATI, Aug, 12.-Clearlngs, t3,076.
W: monev. mr rent: New York ex
change, par,
new YOllK, Aug. 12.-Clearings, 102,.1,
130; balances, 5,tH9,583.
IIOSTON. Aug. K.-Clearlngs, J15,t,163;
balances, l,529,G3t!.
I'enrln Slnrkrt.
. ner lb.. 2Uc
Home grown, per do.,
ilnn in the grille Heavy offerings basket. $1.00.
ir n 5r vSwrk"cn y n the session ONIONS-Home grown
,au8lcTsomo 'unevenne'ss7 In prices, but at . CAULIFLOWEH-Hom
! .'"0". VKW HEANB-Wax, per half-bu, basket, $1;
linVil Vinsinir me 1 uhcr at $14.07.4. Lard string, per nan-Du. nasKci. iuo.
a net gain or be. at .!. PrrtrV2:
i. ner hnlf-bu. basket. 76c,
is.i'ki nil., xi; ner nnu-Liu.. nuc
iacmii.vu;
an advance of 7HC nt i.w. watm
between $7.97 nnd Ji.iu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: . heat
in ears: corn. IX enrn; oats, 625 cars,
hogs, 20,(Kl head. .,.,.
'Hio leading futures ranged as follows.
WATERMELONS Texas. 20ffI35c, as to
"I". ... . .
CELERY Kalamazoo, per ouncn. awauo.
1-RU1TB.
API'LES-l'cr bbl.. 2.So2.50,
CHERRIES Native, per S-lb. basket, 85o;
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Oats
Sept. Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Jan.
Luril
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
lllbs
Scpt. Oct.
Jan.
73 ff?74 74H 73 73H i
75 41 76 "CTi, 75 76H
79 4)!4 804 79 .9?i
60i',-lJ fdVi 60 & SH
62V4JlH 2H H
041(054; 65i 6IH
37 flM 37'4 36'4 36i.1
3SH 3?'. 37T 37'4
40 3 40i 39i 40
14 12H 14 12V4 00 II 071,4
16 20 15 40 15 15 15 35
8 75 8 S 72H 8 774
S S7', S S7'4 8 fO 8 15
8 S7H 8 8 i& 8 90
790 7f6 7 90 7 95
8 0(1 8 024 7 95 8 024
7 90 7 95 7 87V4 7 95
Rtrme. it: cholco ElDcrtos. $1: fancy. $1.20.
"14''4 PLUMS-Callfornla, per crate. $1.25ifl.50;
73'i homo grown, per 8-lb. basket, 25c.
I 77-i PEARS-IJartlctts. $2.25fl2.50.
f6U
5 T4
TROPICAL FRUITS
ORANGES Valcnclas, $5.00; Med. sweets,
'4,60. ,
LEMONS uaiuornia, extra tancy, o.avir
6.00; choice, $5.60.
HANAKAS-l'or cuncn. accorning 10 buo.
riii('Anci. Am?, l' l'atti.k-Keceinis.
SS's 26,0uu; rough, steady; others slow to 10ij,16c
higher! cood to nrlmo steers. $o.G"fti.2.:
13 974 .,our to medium, $1.30(35.45: stockers and
15 02V4 feeders, $2.25f4.0O; cows, $2.401H-40; heifers,
I $2.2d(h4.W; canners, i.wrj-.i; uuus, i.i'w
8 72V4 4.30; calves, $3.oui(C.25; Texas fod ateors,
$3.W4.60.
HOUH Receipts toaay, a,uw; cnuinmeu
for tomorrow. 23.000: left over. 1,625; best
7 I'M stronger and others weaker; mixed nnd
butchors., $5.ioue.orj; gooo. to cnoico neuvy,
M $0.O0'36.lo; rough heavy, $f).60o.7&; light,
5.G0'fl5.90: bulk of sales, $5. 85a 6.00.
Kn. i. 1 SlIEKP lteceipis, ls.iwu; Hironger; luiuua.
Cash quotations were a follows: . 10S15C higher; good to choice i wothers, $3.i0
vt.nnii steadv: winter rjatcnt". J3.10 eFt-1.23: fair to choice mixed, $2.8jQ3.ti0; west-
3.50: straights, $3.203.30; clears, 2.80ff3.10; crn shoep. $3.2otf415; yearlings, $3.904.60
spring specials uranus, n.wmw. native lamps, a.wao.io; wniu lumua, o.w
WHEAT No, 2 spring. 74Vlc; No. 3 spring, 415.45.
7U4f(73c! No. 2 red. 74c. Official Saturday Receipts : cattle, 3.',iuu;
CORN NO, oaiiic; rio. J jtbiiow, idjiu i nogj, iu.v.-j; aneep, nu. diim,uhi,.
8 80
8 iO
716
7 62
OATS No. 2. 37fi37V4c; No. 2 white, 393"
39!sc; No. 3 wnite, sa'iwsc,
uvrVi. 2. r.'Ai'iifiOc.
UARLEY Good feeding, COftGlc; fair to
choice malting, 63i(64c.
SE10DS No. 1 mix, $i.6: iso. 1 nonnwest-
632; hogs, 6,665.
flt. Loula flrnln nnd ProvUlana.
- . -. . n .MtimT. 1III,A,
No. 2 red cash, elevator. 72ic; track. 734
71c; September, 72'ic; December, ibc; May,
rh?&klWJlhy' '"0i ClVer' "cORN-HlS , 62c: track
AtOVIONS-Mc8 pork, per bbl.. $14.05 B.624c: September, 62c; December. (&c;
it.&AELrlnX ,ed OATS-Hlgher: No. 2. cah,..37H37Hc;
shoulders
Eld
V.xed). 57.r.w. bnort clear i'ttnS ; " MUwic:'
es luuAtu;, . .... nVpi'i m o Mi!
WHISICY-Ilasis of high wines, ji.ra. tfi iv'i'Tniin market
si-r.AR-Cut loaf. 6c: granulated. B.62c: EhtP-N maJ1'i,lt:-.
mar wtrl m
confectioners A, s.jjc, on a, B..4C. . ,... extra fancy and
Following nro tno receipts nnu snipmonis stralcht. $3.153.35: clear. $2.704i3.w.
for today: I TIMOTHY SEED Firm; prime, to arrive,
ueceipis. qaipmeius. J5.s0iff6.55.
Flour, bbls 20.000 16.0CS POHTVMRATL -IIlKher at $3.10,
Wheat, bu 258,000 451,000 H RAN Higher; sacked, east track, 90c;
r'liriv Wll lra.ojii lyj.WO I tl.lu lrlo Kir.
O.Us, bu 448.000 194,0 0 HAY Dull and lower; timothy, IlLBO
Rye. bu 23,000 11.000 14.00; prairie, $9.&0S11.5O.
liarley, bu 11.000 3.000 WHISKY Higher at $1.30.
PEORIA, Aug. 12.-CORN-Hlsher; No. i,
60Hc.
OATS-Inactlvc; new No. 3 white. 3Sc on
track.
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.3130 for fin
Ishcd goods.
."ttlrrnukre Crnln Mnrkct.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 12.-WIIEAT-
Hlgher; No. 1, 7ITf 75c: No. 2 northern, 74c;
September, 73lStfi73;c.
BARLEY Higher at 63StVlc; sample, 603
60c.
CORN September, 60c.
1 1,
KEW YOniC STOCKS AM) nONDS.
Government Cron Ilrpnrt Cntisen He
pressing; KfTpet nn fitoeUs.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Tho government
crop report had a dcnresslne effect on
etoclKs at the opening and some sharp
ueennes were made, particularly in hock
Island, Union Paclllo, Missouri 1'aclnc and
Atchison. Tho selling continued pretty
general throughout tho first hour, traders
onering stocKs down more conildentiy
when grain prices roso strongly. Trading
then lapsed Into scml-stagiintlon, but
fluctuations were unimportant until near
tho close, when the shorts bought all
around and lifted tho market substantially
nbove Saturday's c oslng. This movement
was not sufficiently explained, but there
was a vaguo report current that the steel
strike was sottled. Largo dealings wero
made In United States Steel stocks at tho
opening, the first transaction In the com
mon bclns 8.000 shares at from 42 to iZVi
The fact that the strike order was not
obeyed In some districts aroused a better
feeling towatd the stock nnd it was in
pretty fair demand throughout the day.
Final rrlces for tho common and pre
ferred wero the best and Indicated not
gains respectively of l: nnd 2 points.
Free selling of sugar attracted soma at
tention, tho nrlco droDiilnc 4 nolnts. A
report was circulated that the president
of the company was seilnuslv 111 and pro
fessionals were also Inclined to put out
short lines on uiu strength or tno rortu
coming onnosltlon tilant. Tho stock ro
covered H nolnt when tho Illness of Mr,
Havemycr was denied. Pcople'H Gas
showed no trace of Its recent liquidation
and moved strongly upwnrd, ending ihk
higher. Western Union was unusually
tiromlncnt In the Into dealings and lm
nroved materially. Tho late upward move
mcnt in tno rnuroau list carriea a numuer
f stocks un from 1 to 2 above tno early
low prices, with tho Improvement most
ronouncca in .Missouri i-ncinc, union 1-11,
lllc. Southern Pacific. St. Paul and Atclv
Ison. Tho closing wns active and strong.
Tho bond mnrkct was quiet today, tut
few changes of Importnnco were made.
Total sales, par value, $1,015,000. United
States uonas were an uncuangeu on 1110
last call.
Thn Commere al Advertiser s London
flnnnclal cablegram says: Tho stock mar
knt continues firm, but this firmness is no
accompanied by any business to apeak of
in view or tomorrow s seiiiemcni, nome
largo gold arrivals helped conditions.
President Krugcr Is reported nH being In
a comatoso condition. American stocks
hesitated at tno start on disappointing
crop reports. Now York sent in the morn
ing neavy selling oruern, piiriicuiuriy in
tho Atehlsons and Union Pacific. London
regarded this as a ruso by Wall street,
Intended to cause a panic over here, but
speculation was so small, that tho effect
wah small, xao eieei hiuckh icu 111 u mmi
rnilv nnd on thn announcement that tho
strikers" movement lacks cohesion tho mar
ket hardened quietly to tno nnisn. ino
Hank of England has received 80.000 gold
In bars and has bought 445,000 In India
and 30,000 In Australia. It Is expected
that the bank will receive 3,000 African
Sold that atTlved on Saturday, also 500,000
ue this week from India. Paris exchange
IS io.ol, ueriiu uai;iiui!hu .v.io73.
The following are ine closing pnecs 011
the New York Stock exchange:
On tho Product) exchange today tho but
ter market wns steady to firm; creamcrlra,
:t'i'f30V4c: dairies, 13IT17C. Cheese, un
changed, 9410ic. Egfja, unohanged, HV4c,
m:w vonic giinkrai,
tiitnttniin of tlir liar on Varlona
Commodities
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-FLOUR Receipts.
0.207 bbls.: exDorts. 14.371 in s,: sales. 15
pkrts.; market fnlrly active and 10c hlg
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.20.
AOOINO-6i'ij7Uc.
HKMP TWINE 9c.
provisions Pork, steady: Jobbing,
$15.75. Lard, llrmer nt JS.57'4. Dry salt
meat itinxed). stronuer and higher: extra
81AHKET. I rhorts, $8.25; clear ribs, $8.60: cloar sides.
$8.75. IJacon, nigner; extra snorts, iJ-n;
rii.nr rins. ij.mi: clear sines.
METALS Lead, steady at $3.301j3.40. Spel
ter, steady at w.w.
rriiTi.TrtY steadv: chickens. 6c: snrlngs.
10c; turkeys, 5c; young, 8l2c; ducks, 5c;
springs, c; geese, jc; springu, vs.
23.207 mils.; exports. ddis.; saies, is.iw r,nrfTRn steadv: creiTmery. 16fr214c:
PKRS., inarKci. lainy active ana iuc nigner j-,,.,,
on wheat advanco; winter patents, 3.GC i-rfAn-Hteadv! nearby. 11c.
3.90; winter straight?, $3.40WJ.Mi winter ex- UECEIPT8-Flour. 10.000 bbls.: wheat,
trns. J2.50Q2.SO; winter low CTades. tifOri aaooo bu.; corn. 56,000 bu.; oats, 166,000 bu.
2 40; Minnesota patents, $3.90ff4.20: Mlnne- HlPMlbNTS-Flour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat,
nuiu Munyin, ..unu,i. """i 93,000 DU.J COril, DU. ; OaiB, BU.UW DU.
sales. 60i) bbls., fair to good, $2,7003.10; '
clinifO to fancy, $3.1533.35. . , . , dm In nnd PrnvUlous.
CORNMEAI-8trongcr: yellow western. Lte'l'ool urntn nnu lrnnsioua.
$1.25; city. $1.22; nrandywlno. $3.3033.33. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 12. "WHEAT Spot,
KYis Firmer; io, 2 western, oic, r. o. a, firm; No. 3 rod western winter, os lua; ro.
afloat; state, Kff56c, c. I. f., New Y'ork, car 2 red western, 6s 12d. Futures, quiet; Sep-
lemncr, es ayia.
CORN Snot, llrm: American mixed, new.
48 iui; American mixen, oiu, no siock. i u-
tures, quiet; wepiemoer, is iiua. uoioDcr,
4s jitso; ovcmtie.-Nr, ds oa.
I 1WS3 .dlllllltlt, lll.lj UJ t;i.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, dull at
8 6d,
HOPS-Dull at C3s 4d.
PROVIHIONS-Heef. firm: extra India
record-breaking mess. 4Ss 9d. Pork, firm: prlmo mess, west-
eili, wa uu, iiuiiin, nuui i lui, 11 lu lu iuo.,
ciulol at 62s 8d. Lard, firm; prime western,
In tierces, qulot at 44s; American refined,
In calls, steady at 44s. Racon. Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs., quint nt 44s; short cut. 16
to it ins., quiet at 47a; long clear middies.
lots
RARLEY-Steady; feeding. 52c. c. 1. f.,
RtitTaio; malting, cotHie, c. i, r., iiurraio.
WHEAT Receipts, 1S3.S30 bu.; exports
.589,045 bu.; sales, 1,795,000 bu. futures. Spot,
steady; No, 2 rod. M)"c. f. o. b.. afloat.
i No. 2 red. MKc, elevator; No. 1 northern,
Puluth. 82c. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 hard,
iDuliith, Wc, f. o. b., afloat. Options had n
1 strong 3c advance and a big trade, part'y
ror ouisicio account, on recoru-ureaKins
clearances, a heavy visible supply dtcreaso
the government crop report, nigner cames
and coverlnc. They finally ena,l off a
shadn under realizing, but olosed very llrm
at 2V402SC net advnnce. September, 78U'
closed at 7914c; December. 80!lffl8t4c. olosed L1,? L' J?.&"x ,Jtf.ad a1.1?? .6.d ,in.,
a Cllp I VI v Ml llHWUit-n, uu iv iu tln. niftniv vus ffti j
. t j. . . - . ....... i Hiinri Ripnr uucks. ii in inn., nuirt n i 4iK
c""-''". "w..Vii P?rts. 141.TOI cre-ttV bellies. 14 o 16 lbs., steady at 51s Id
in.: niuiis. ii.uuu uu. miiirpK h int i rm" I . ...u . . . l ......
..,.w., , nnnn nri-N, SUlllire. 11 IU ID 1 MS.. (1U181 HI JIS
bu.! sales. Sdl.OOO bu. futures.
No. 2, 63'4c, elevator, and C2c, f. o. b., afloat.
uptlon marKot opencu excited and very
strong on tho crop report, higher cables and
u big speculative demand. Liter It yielded
Cd.
HUTTER Firm: finest United States. 94s
rood United States. 78s.
i;itr;r.t)ii. r irm; American nnest wnue,
to realizing and closed unsettled at Km,
net advance, acptember, 63Hq64c. clos.d TALLOW Firm; prime city, '23s 6dj Aus
at 03ho; October, 64Viy644c. closed at 61Vic; trallan. In London. 37s 6d.
December. b5'i66C. closed at C5Hc. Exports of wheat Into Liverpool last week
OATS-Recelpts, flO.iOO bu.; nxports. 40 wero 103.900 quarters from Atlantic ports
bu. Spot, stronger; No. 2, 40c; No, 3, 39V; and 64.000 from other ports, Imports of
No, 2 white, 43ijc; No. 3 white, 43c; track corn from Atlantic porta lost week were
mixcti wesHuru, janfuoi irncit ivmio west- if.uoo quarters,
em. 42fc60c: track whlto state. 42ii50c. On.
tlons active ind nigner, on tho government Kama City Grain and Provliloons
reiuii uiiii nirriinii ill umcr iiiiirr.vii
HAY Firm: shinning. T2V41i?75c: stood to
cholcn. 904193c.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choles,
IV fi crop, utiiaui i".v crop, juhioc; oiu oius,
2CCo. Pnclllc const. 1900 crop, 13174c; 199
cron. Illl5c: olds, 24ffic.
HIDES Firm: Qalveston, 20 to 25 lbs,.
1531S','jc: t;niiiornia, ;t to ns., 13Vic;
n..-i "I In ( Ilia
. 1 ..r- ' . . . ' ' I It A V PhnlM . i... .V. .. , A. - V. , .. ,
LKATtircii tstenuy; ncmiocK sole, nuenos .i i,, """"" cuuico hi
tvrra. llnht to heavywelKhts. 23U(2U!.v "?! .?'Ji0tJ:..
KANSAS CITY. AUc. 12. WHEAT Sen
tember. 6ST4o; December, 70Tic; cash. No. :
hard. 6SH369;o; No. 3, 67(g.S"4c; No. 2 red,
CORN Sentember. rl974e! neeemher
ivijk; casn, .o, 'i mixeu, &attruoc; ro.
w nue, w.
OArS-No. 2 white. 3$c.
ii i r.-;u, j, tH3jD.c.
iVluT&ViirV&c: ' B ---.. iiUTTElt - Creamery. 16H019c; dairy
TAi,Luw-K rm city, tide: country, imc
uipna 'f. I . ........ r. . .. ... .
iuc I oiiciJsi iiiiiuui)-, oepjemner, .(; UC
xrnt.AMRRS Mtendv: Now Or rnm mn ,
Heme, goon to cnoice, wb
EGOS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
. . I Gtitril n 1 1 n T ew 1 nn 'nhnnpa nr lrin nan 1a
PRtJYiaiuNB-iieet. stcnay lamiiy. jis) '". 'rf A.r". rVnir.V.H 1
(S12.00; mess. 59.50ifl0.CO: beef hams. $:o.60 riVrPTR wheni AKt-c h em
S2.00; packet. $10.0011115.50; city, extra lndlu Jf'f'.V V "if": m 5!. M' 2f0 crn. 180.
mesi. $16.00ls.OO. Cut meats, easy; pick- ,i?pV,i?vheat lit 40rt h enrn it
led bellies. JS.75ffl0.75; pickled shoulders. fSV,,P.Mn.,ts rS-heat, 134,400 bu.; corn. 40.
$7.0O5y7.25: nloklfd hams. $11.23. Lard, firm: 000 oatSl "wu uu
Plilliiilrlplitii I'rndncr Market.
western steamed, $9.05; refined, firm; conti
nent. sa.20: South Amorlca. $.7fi: corannund.
S7.00S7.V6. rorK. nrm: tamiiy, m...v.in w; PHILADKLPIHA. Aug. n.nuTTER
Bhort clear, $16.00C17,00; mes, $15.25016.:5 Firm: fancy western creamery, 124c; fancy
3,ik. pugs,; nrm; western prims, si'jc; rancy nearoy, :tc,
creamery, 10a2i'4c; EGGS Firm and good demand; fresh
DUTTER Receipts,
ttato dairy, liyii'lc;
,piv York ilonry .tlnrUet,
NEW YOIlIv. Ant- 1!. MONEY On call.
closed nt itizu, ner cent: last loan. 2 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4Vst5 per
cent.
STERLING KVrMIANOE Steady, with
actual business at $l.87iW4.S?i for demand
aim ai H.fVjVH.SoVa for sixty nays; pnsieti
rates. $l.86'iH.0S and $l.88i,4a4.!9; commer
cial bills, $,S4i,i'(t4.!3.
niijv e.ii nar, &,sc; Mexican dollars, c
IIONDS Government, steadv: railroad.
irregular; state, steady.
i ne closing quotations on oonus arc as
follows:
U. S. ref 2 107VN. Y Central H....101H
do coupon 107 'N. J. C. Ken. ls....li!
Jo :, re luSiij.Va l'ncino 3i 71
ao coupon Di'i) 'ilo 4 101
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moderatt Run of Buef Cattle and Acllre,
Btcadj MarkU
BUSINESS MOVES ON VERY SATISFACTORILY
Mirep nnd l.nmlin In Active llrmnnd
ami Prices Strong; to n Dime
HlKlier Receipt I.iirxrflt
of the Month.
N Y. C Ai St I. 4H..I07U
S' & W. con. 4s 101i
Orfiton Nav. Is Ui'U
lo Is :02,
Oregon S, L. Cs...i'5
do consol ts lt'i;
Heading gen. Is 9.',i
llli. (1. V. Is I0IH
Se 1. 1 M i. 3s 111,
it L & H F g. s... 13.1
do new 4, rg....7
do coupon n?
do oil i, rei 113
do coupon Ill
ilo It. ttg lu7;
do counon 107V
D. of C. 3. 83s 124
Atchison Ken 4s. ...103V
-ilo adj. 4 !,,
CsnaJa So. Is no
Ches. & Ohio 4lii..l0i rft. Paul coiirols . 17.
ao 6S iw st r, f & I ls......II3-li
C. N. W. c. "sISSii do Is 1I6Vj
Mo S, V. de4i. ts..:2J So. P.iclfle 4s 5:
Chicago Ter. 4s.... V3 So. Hallway &s tli'i
Colorado Sc.. 4s 87S !). H. & T. 6s t
Denver & II. O. Is.lH 'Tex. A 1'KCifle 1S..114U
i:rl- general 4s ts Tex. A Pacific 2s... PMj
F. W. D. r. ls.ldl Union Pcinc 4s 104U
Oen. Klectrlo ts....S0O Wnbssh is 115U
Ion a Centrnl Is HS',4 "do 2 110'j
I.. & S. tint. 4s m'A West Shore 4s IK'i
M . K. & T. ! SI ,Wls. CnlrI Is Mi,
do 4 Ob Va, .Centuries W'i
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. V..
Receipts were:
Oniclal Mondny
Same day lart week....
Same week before
Same three weeks ngo.
Same four weeks ago..
Same day last year....
Average price paid for hogs at Sou h
Omaha the pnst several days with comparisons.
1 tatst tv i 1 V tr 1
Cattle. Hogs. Sl eep. .9i jjj i j m
.2.6:5 4, -01 9:,w s5 p-. J
li.I'l
4,356
4,2S
6 61:1
weights compared favorably with recent
offering!', and the top price paid, $5.95, was
6c higher than Saturday, with the bulk of
the good stuff selling at steady to strong
figures and largely nt $1.75 and above.
Light mixed grades nnd "dr weather"
hogs sold slowly from the start at prices
no better, If as good, than last week.
The market finished strong un decent
grades, with the bulk selling at $.V754iuM,
with $.75 as a lender, while the thill stock
sold down to $5.25 and mostly nro.ind $S.6W
0.65, according to weights and quality.
Representative salts:
No. Av. fli. Tr.
;,J ll 45 J 2J
11 W W S
l 175 ... 5(0
t: UJ 11 5 M)
;t ij) )
li in ... & ro
a nr :io & 0)
67 1V4 ... SM
bt 17 ... 5 10
71 m 2i & M
30 Ml VJ 5 M
St Ml ISO &
3,fi5
1,233
1,512
3,1 17
2, lib
6 Ml
.U
4.99,
III
1,513 6 -'7
July 15...
July 16...
July 17. .
July IS...
July 19...
July 20...
July 2i...
JU V 22...
July 23 .
I 1901. ir.lf93. 1595.11197. lc96. 195
3 M, 3 71 3 171 S Wl 4 5
b 77UI
5 6I4 5 02
6 bo
5 5S'j
IBS
6 CS'i
5 67H
I 3 Ml 3 20, 3 07 4 l
4 941 4 Oil 1 3 SI 2 97 4 H
4 87 4 16 3 S2 2 95 4 S3
I Mi 4 2S 3 M). 3 3.'l
4 98
6 0
4 191 3 86!
4 211 3 81
4 34 3 79
3 S2
JU y 23 .. fl 70 S 15 3 8
July 24.. .' 6 6.1V 5 15 4 361!
Jt. y l.6 S Wl 4 31' 3 f
3 351 2
3 38
3 271
3
2 CS
2 Ml
4 94
4 85
4 81
Rid. Offered.
London SI 00 If Quotation.
LONDON, Aug. 12. 4 p. m. Closing:
Ccn.v, money 9J 3-11 do pfd
uj a?rount 9iu mo, l'ncino rra
Anaconda S'k Ontario W
Atchison 7ii Pennsylvania
lt.iltlmore A Ohio .. t,S': Heading
Canadian Pacific. ...llo'j
Ches. fc Ohio
Chicago O. W...
C. M. & St. P..
Denver t It, O.
do nfd
Eric
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
1. A- N
M.. K. A T
do nfd
N Y. Central ..
Norfolk A W....
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd
So. Hallway ..
do rM
Bo. Parln. ....
Union Pacific .
do pfd
V. H. HtMl ...
lo pfd
Wabash
do pfd
&414 t'titnlsh 4s
li irtand Mines ..
62HI
45
. 2
.HO
. 4
. t"2ii
. :ri.
. :
. so
.1021
9
. ZZ'i
. 7J4
. ii
, :
K"t,
, 2i
, 85S
, M
9"H
. 90S
4(U
. Dl'
. 21
. sat;
41H
per
HAR SILVER-Quict at 2613-16,1
ounce.
MONEY fcf?i2 per cent. Tno rate of dis
count In tho onen market for short bills Is
2-V,j2 7.i6 l,pr cent; for thrco months' bills,
2 I-16S2W per cent.
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stork
brought lu today by each rond was:
Cattle. Hoes. Shcep.H'r's.
u.. .11. a St. P 3
O. Ai St. L 4
Missouri Pnclllc B
rnlon Pacific System 13
C. & N. W
F.i E. At M. V 2S
C, St. P., M. & 0 12
It. V M ii
.. H. A Q 2
K. C A St. J 7
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 1
i. ., it. i. v i'., west., ft
Illinois Central 1
tirvr York Mining- fllocUn.
NEW Y'ORK, Aug. 12. Thn following ar
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Ilrtcce
Ilrunswlck Con..,
Comstock Tunnel
.. 25
.. 43
.. 40
9
Con. Cal. A Va 1
Deadwood Terra
Horn Silver ...
Iron Silver ....
Iailvlllo Con.
..175
67
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
I'lioenix
Potosl
Savsgn
Sierra Nevada
Small Hop's .
Standard
... 13
...82
... 75
... 8
...
... 5
... 8
... 60
...330
Forelgrn Flnnnclal.
LONDON, Aug. 12. Money was fnlrly
easy today and continued in rood suntily.
Discounts wero weak on bill-buying for
thu continent and gold Import prospects.
Thcro was little doing on tho Stock cx
chango today, tho carry-over monopolizing
attention. Consols and gilt-edged securities
wero firm. Home rails wero In small de
mand. Foreigners were firm. Argentines
Improved, Copper was steady. Americans
wero uepresseu on account or tno untavor
nblo cron renort. Thoy closed steady,
Grand Trunks arid Canadian Pacifies were
firm. Tho amount of bullion taken into
tho Rank of Englnnd on balanco today,
553.000.
PARIS, Aug. 12. Business on the bourso
todav was featureless and tho transactions
wero scarcoli more than nominal. Gov
ernments were well maintained. Indus
trl.ilK and Itlo TlntoB wero weak, but ral
lied toward the close. Mines -wero bought
for English account. Dclieers were in
cnocl demand. Three ner cent rentes. lOlf
.,- for thn account. Snanish 4s. 70.79.
RERUN. Aug. iz. uusiness was quiet,
on tho bourso today and there wns a dis
inclination to operate, owing to the clos
ing of tho bourse tomorrow. Canadian
Pacifies wero dull. Tho close was weaker
nn nccount of unfavorable reports regard
inir tho American croDS. Exchange on
London, 20m 454pfga. for checks. Discount
rntes. snort Dins, iyi per gem; unco
months bills, 24 per cent.
ROME. Aug. . 12. uoia premiums 1
quoted at 4.42.
Atchison so. Facine 6in
do Did 00. naiiwny ,, .j
Baltimore A Ohio... H do pfd 84Mi
, 2V rx. ft t'acinc ii',t
,108'4 Tol., St. L. & W... M
. CCli do pfd 32i.i
. 44V, Union raclfto KM
.24 'do pfd ti
. 7614 Vabush 10 "i
. I'.Vi do .pfd 35
. C3Vi Whee . A K E 17
.120 1 do 2d pfd
. 2IV4 Wis. Central 2
. 81U do pfd O
. iSK P. C. C. A St. I..... 7!
Chicago A N. W....1S0 Adams Kx 175
C.. It. I. A P 1T American Ex US
Chlcoto Ter. A Tr. 17V4 U. S. Ex 85
do nfd "Si eiis-i' ariro l.x iv)
C. C. C. A fit. L.... W Ama!. Copper UJ
m Amer, L.ar & i' i'vti
f ? Vi do pfd 83
22U Amer. Lin. Oil 25
00 1 do pfd M
Del. L. A W 222 Amer. S. A n 81
Denver A It, i 00 pin 3)i
do pfu w "Amer. iocaco ....131
Hrla Anac. Mln. Co 44
do 1st rid o nroojjiyn . 1 (rj
do 2d pfd 45',iColo. Fuel A Iron.. 92
at. Nor. dM l'7li Con. Gas 220
HoclclnR Valley H Con. Tobacco C0V4
do pfd io pia 119
Illinois Central "en. Ulectrlo 250
Iowa Centra 37 O ucose Sugar It
do nfd is'-4 nooning i;oai 15
Iike Erie A IV 9 Inter. Paper 21",
do pfd i I no ran ,s
, x, n 101 inter, rower to
Manhattan L IMtt licloUo (las 8:
Met St. lly '65 National Ulscult ... 41
Mr. Central -J'i national i.rn.i :i
m .-ationai salt ii'j
1074 do pfd 75Vj
loo'.j Mi. American 88
I'acino Coast 61
82 I'm III,: Mall 29
do pfd.
Canadian Pacific.,
Canada So
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago A Alton.
do pfd
Chi.. Ind. A L...
do pro
Chlcaro A E. 11 .
Chlcogo O. Wl...
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd..
Colorado So.,
do lit pfd...
do 3d pfd....
Del. A Hudson
Mex. National .
Minn. A St. I...
Mo. Pacific ....
M.. K. A T
do Pfd
N. J. Central ..
N Y. Central .
Norfolk A W...
do pfd
No. Taclflc pfd.
Ontario A W...
Pennsylvania ..
Heading
do 1st pfu....
do 2d nfd
St. LAS. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. I Southw.
do pfd.,
St. Paul ,
do pfd.
...158 People's Oas llfti
Philadelphia Rank Statement.
niTTT.ATiMT.PHTA. Anir. 12. Weekly bank
tntement is as follows: Loans and dis
counts, decrease, $17,000; lawful money re-
servo, increase, ibb,isj; aue irom uinei
banks, decrease.- $1,660,000; due to other
hnnlcs. decrease. J1.25S.000: denoslts. de
crease, $303,000; circulation, decrease, $S,0u0
3 36) 2 92 4 76 i
t .
7 .
SC. .
71..
!3..
64..
70..
70..
ii..
!..
61....
I'J....
47....
C3....
7! ...
80....
83 ...
67.. .
..10! IN 5 70
..1M ... 6 70
..m IS) 4 70
..211 10 I 10
. .219 120 5 70
..177 2, 5 70
..JM r0 5 tVH
2i so 5 :n,
.. X 72'i
40 5 .2tj
80 & 72i2
o (
40 5 75
... 55
80 S 75
TW 1W 5 "5
253 l'.'O 5 75
2J2 121 J !5
.201 I M 5 ,5
.218 80 5 75
.210 40 5 75
.212 fO i '.3
X, 1)6 .'5
....219
....224
....21)
....201
.211
238
310
No. Av. Sh. Pr.
8. 15 ... 5 75
79 M0 120 6 . 5
71 3.W 2K) 5 75
f.l 276 lfln i 73
6! 263 80 5 7S
76 ! ISO &7S
M 733 to S 73
240 10 I 75
M 237 40 5 ti
73 tl) 3 :s
61 261 100 5 ,8
61 2t8 160 5 (5
72 217 lo J '.5
60 r.l 80 5 ,'5
M 271 $0 5 75
r 232 ... 5 78
50 2'8 16) i 77'
CI 218 ... 5 "'i
61 270 160 4 7ij
71 240 ... 5 -7S
f,7 :9 ... 5 li
61 SM 80 a 77'j
M 137 SO J
17 241 ... J 771,
82 267 5 ll'l
70 220 ... & -1,
61 20 ... 5 771,
78 230 80 0 ill
C7 38S ... 5 81
76 221 110 i 0
70 2.M JO 5 80
43 30 8) 5
80 3 0 120 3 e
85 2'7 ... 1 8i'
51 2-,8 ... S-.
70 217 ... 5tf
n K'li .i 1
... A 1 1 (i it . . . ..
JU ' ' 8 M ? e S ; ?! 1 'r1 1 S-i J ! SHEEP-Notwlthstniidlng the fact that
Ju v r 1 1 5 5 i-i i 4 ? ?u lh ru WA rgest in the inonili. Hie
Ju v , i'v . 11 S l ! l v, " 71 4 03 icin.iiid from killers wns proportionately
July 30I R Ul? K J ?t '-x ?t5i ' 77 4 it nn'' a'rong, active trade resulted.
Ju t- .ti" gf1! 5 5?, V! ''.4! t rl, " 77 I A" ITIces have been on the upward move
August l'.l 6 eUi S W 4 "1013 791 2 771 4 41 r icveral days and today the supply win
AuStisi tJi i-ffi1 i i & 5 7? 345! 1! c oated u,i quickly at prices strong to a
ASSIiila 2:1 6 l-1-4! I ia i K 2 ill 2 tg 4.M "'i'a'lso sold siroilg to 10c higher.
August 6.1 5 SI I I 4 411 2 71 3 531 2 Wl 4 65 with quality, however, somewhat ucuer
? ugilsl t s ?( ,'ftftl1 '3 77 :t P :i 02 i ' Ihan last week. Tho market all around
Auctn! 7 8 is 1 r 111 i 111 it t 1 '."l 1 la was Ht'llvp .mil closed up strong.
AuguJt 8 5 fis-i ?,r, 181 '12 75 M Quotations: Choice yearlings. $3.;oif3.(.". ;
AuguJ to. 5 73i 6 off 4 a- 3 67 3 491 4 4?!'1" yearlings. $3,3513 50; choice
Auusi 5 71 1 4-Mi 1 si s us 1 ssi 3 tr, 4 w . j:-hjrh?ctt.':
6
'2 !'.
4 37 3
3
16
4 1
12 2 .
i
15
1
3
67 O 3
Total receipts 107
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
uer or ne.ta indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Buyers.
Omaha Packing Co 202
Swift nnd Company 438
uunaiiy pacKing Co 511
Armour &. Co 696
R. Decker ft Degan 258
Vansant ft Co 20
IyObman ft Co 129
W. I. Stephen 13
Livingstone ft Schaller... 39
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 40
R. F. Hobblck 6
F. ft S
Wolf ft M 69
M. Hros
Other buyers 128
682
1.091
2.063
1,011
6 7
3,2(6
4.76; feeder wethers, $2,7643.00; feeder lambs,
3.oottJ.:ji.i. Representative uies;
No.
477 Wyoming wethers
01 Idaho wethers
6o9 Idaho lambs.
318 Idaho lambs
661 Idaho lambs
6 Idaho bucks
12 Wyoming ewes
20 cull ewes
82 ewes
121 Wyoming ewes
210 Wyoming i-wcs i
401 Wyoming ewes .
3o3 Wyoming ewts
20 ewes
3S.S Wyoming wethers..
317 Wyoming wethers..
474 Idaho yearlings
SS7 Wyoming wethers..
4iS Wyoming wethers..
412 Wyoming wctners..
492 Wyoming wethers..
46 wethers
'.ft u'nlhm . . .....
I 6u0 lambs
1.692 1 20 lambs
109 lambs
Ui7 Idaho lambs
101
1.676
6 6
Total 2,578 4,851 10.3 $
CATTLE With only a moilnrate run here
todny and n good demand for beof i-tock
of all kinds tho cattlo market was In very
iair condition.
Ulivers worn not after fnt Rtiiff early In
the day, and as supplies were only moderate
nctivo trading resulted and prices on suita
ble beef steers ruled fully steady, and the
market closed firm all around, Included In
the receipts wero several bunches of range
beef that found ready sale. also, at co.nl.
steady figures.
wow stuff was In very fair demand nnd
sold freely at fully steady prices throughout
tno mnrKei, and an onriy clearance was
effected.
nulla, calves and struts fetched usual
prices and wero picked up early In the
day.
Tho stock cattlo market showed no sneelnl
chango from last week. Supplies about
equal tno rather moderate demand and
prices wero quotably unchanged. Repre
sentative sales:
REEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No,
Av
.. 113
.. 101
.. t
.. 62
.. 63
.. 155
.. 104
.. tiS
.. 76
.. 101
.. 103
.. 103
.. 110
.. 113
.. SS
. . 96
.. 100
... 99
,.. V)
,.. 96
... 96
... 7i)
... 128
... 67
1.. 67
,.. 66
,.. 61
Pr.
$3 25
3 40
4 70
4 70
4 to
1 .
I 25
1 25
2 40
2 83
2 S5
2 85
3 00
3 ()
3 2o
3 25
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 50
4 75
4 75
4 75
4 90
CHICAGO I.IVH M'OCIC MARKET.
Cattle Mostly Slow Hoksj
Sheep Higher.
Stron a
(,0'4 Pressed S. Car,
,. MM do pfd
.. 87 Pul man P Car
.. 90 Republic Steel .
.. 32'i do pfd
..143T. fiurar
.. 40i Tenn. Coal A Iron.lv)';
.. 76 Union Hag A P 144
,.. 5Ul do pfd
.. SOU U. S. leather
.. 78VJ do pfd
.. ', U. 8. Ilubber .
,. 23 1 do pfd
1 U. B. Hteel ....
15i do pfd
18SV4 Western Union
40
... 8. '.4
...:o.-,
... im;
... 71
...130V4
704
13
7fV4
78
M'i
4'S
s
92H
Trust receipts.
Ronton Stock Quotations.
nOSTON. Aug. 12.-Call loans. 3'4J4 per
cent; time loans, 405 per cent. Official
closing:
A.. T. A 8. F 72U West End M
do pfd 4'4 Atchison 4s 103
Amer. Sugar 130ft N. E, O. A C. 5s... f.H
American Tel 160 lllnsham Mln. Co... 41
Iloston A Albany.. Ul Atnul. Copper 113
lloston Elevated 18 Atlantlo 35
Iloston A Me 192lj Calumet A Recla.,.710
Dominion Coal 38 Centennial
do pfd IU Franklin
Federa Steel 43U Humboldt
do pfd 921.4 Osceola ..
FltchburK pfd 1414 Parrot ...
Oen. Electric 250 Qulncy
Kd, Elec. Ill 330 Santa Fe Copper..
Mexican Central
N, E. O. A Cv.
Old Colony
Old Dominion ..
Union I'acino ...
54
503
30
3i4
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines ..,
2ii4
IT
31
94
M
170
313
344
2',i
63
Dank Clearings.
, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.-CIearlngs.
$10,351,285; balances, $2,063,418; money, 404' 4
per cent,
... . n , , .i c-n CIO.
UitlVnliu, Aug, n. L-iruriii(is,, j..,o,.n3,
Cnttnn Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-COTTON-Spot
nulnt and steady: middling upland. 8c; mid'
dllng gulf. 8Uc: sales, 1,070 bales. Futures
opened steady In tone, with prices 2 points
higher to 2 points lower, this being In keep
ing with English cables, which showed
firmer ruling of near months and nn eas'er
ruling of late months than expected ny in
imHn here. Hnnn after the call wenkren
.invotnnerl under nervous Reneral tclll"g,
brought out by reports of good rains In all
parts of tno central ana western ou w
except central Texas, wnero uruuui cuir
tlnued In nil counties, with tho single ex
ceptlon of Rrenham. which rccelve.l 1 ve
hnlf an tn' of rnlnfnll vesterdaj. Th'
forecast indicated further showers In that
region, all of which tended to mane long
uneasy and to create prejudice In favor o
n lower market. The selling movcm-Mi
carried October off to $7.22 and January t
$7.29. It was seen that new cotton wi
coming in much moro freely than nt th
same time Inst year, that cotton good
markets In this country wero listless nnl
heavy and Hint spinners were nuying n ong
hand to mouth lines for tho present. Early
In the afternoon tho market turned qu'to
a shnrp corner on New Orleans buy m
through room brokers and worked bac1' to
the highest level of thn forenoon. Th to
was little cotton for sale on the upturn.
Slight reactions were frequent In the ufte"
noon. Relief that tomorrow's weekly gov
ernment crop report will show 11 mar e 1
Improvement in the crop condition, excert
over central Texas, deterred conservative
operators from taking a hand either wny
for the time being. Thn market wns finally
quiet, with prices net lira pnlnts inwi.
Futures closed quiet; f-eptemner, l.wr; ec
tober. 7.27c: November. 7.28c: December.
7.31c; January, 7,33c; February, 7.31c; March,
7.37c; April. 7.39c.
GALVESTON, Allg. 12. CtJTTUN Firm
at 8'tc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-COTTON-Market
quiet; middling, So; snle, none; receipts, 75
bales; shipments, 651 bales; stock, 6 204
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 12.-COTTON-Flrm;
sales, 600 bales; ordinary, 6 13-16c;
good ordinary, 7bc; low middling, 715-lSc;
middling, 8 l-16c; good middling. 8 7-1'c:
middling fair. 8 11.16c: receipts, 53 ba'es;
stock, 63,566 bales. Futures, qu'et aid
steady; August, 7,1'c, nsked; September.
7.30Q7.32c; October. 7.18c; November, 7.17
7.1c; December, 7.16i!j7.18c: Januarv, 7.19ff
7.20: February, 7.20ff7.21e: March. 7.2107.f3.
LIVERPOOU Aug. 12,-COTTON-Spot.
moderate business: prices higher; Ameri
can middling fair. 4 12-321; middling, 4 7-lfid:
low middling, 4 7-32d; good ordinary, 3 31-33(1;
ordinary. 3 31-32d, The sales of tho diy
were 7,000 bales, of which too were for ure -illation
and export, and Included Cfl Amer
ican. Receipts. 2,100 bales, all Amertcn
Futures opened quiet and closed stendy;
American, I. m. c, August, 4 24-tMd, sellers-August-September.
4 20.64ff4 21-6ld, buyers;
September. 1 20-64fi4 2t-6ld. buyers: Octnl er,
g. o. c, 4 S-61d. value; October-November
4 S-Cld. buyers; November-December, I 4-f4d,
huyers: December-January, 4 S6-6l(!f4 .14-6(d,
buyers; January-February, i 3-Ctff 1 .6(d,
buyers; February-March, 4 4-6l. buyrrs,
March-Aprll, 4 4-6154 S-fll, buyw. B
tt Yorlt TTIrr Good Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-There has been
some Improvement today In the general run
of the market for cotton goods, but It has
hardly amounted to a change In tho general
disposition of buyers. The tone Is unal
tered throughout and prices show no
change. The print cloth division Is very
dull. In woolen goods the American
Woolen company has advanced niece ones
yaru.
No.
75!:'.!!
19
60
20
39
CO
19
7
24
22
22
20
7
27
1
1
4
1
11
34
6
Av. Pr.
.1133 3 73
.734 4 CO
1175 4 40
1140 4 40
971 4 45
895 4 t5
7W 4 75
1057 4 8J
43 1098 b 10
(0 1159 & 15-
W 1333 6 (i
C20 3 00
.... 800 2 73
.... 980 3 75
....1105 5 00
.... 910 3 00
....1334 6 IS
,...112i 6 ?5
....1135 5 25
....1120 5 30
....1130 5 33
,...1304 5 33
.... 933 3 (0
STEERS TEXAS.
.... 933 4 10 21 1130 4 84
.... 988 4 o) 21 1069 4 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
6
9
2...
3...
69...
20
16
23
638 4 oO
1228 6 30
951 2 5
ION 2 85
720 3 85
940 2 M
837 2 83
80 2 85
1009 3 90
936 2 95
856 3 00
1.
30....
17!!::
6. '
.1210 3 CO
... 999 3 03
... 900 3 10
... 860 3 33
...1220 3 25
...1090 3 30
...1136 3
... 837 3 85
...1220 3 85
...1170 4 W
...102S 5 10
STEERS AND STAGS.
4 1276 4 25 37 1235 5 40
COWS.
11 915 1 50 1 1050 2 50
2 033 1 75 1 920 3 !0
13 907 1 ko 2 1100 3 80
3 940 3 (0 14 812 3 50
1 1010 3 00 1 SI0 2 CO
1 860 2 00 1 1010 2 CO
1 730 2 ! 1 9'JO 2 60
7 951 2 10 13 1008 3 r
7 841 2 10 8 943 2 63
3 830 23 3 1133 2 73
1 640 2 23 1 930 2 "5
2 890 2 25 1 1180 2 75
1 1010 2 23 20 897 3 73
1 1030 2 33 1 US0 2 75
4 (05 3 35 1 Uf) 2 75
2 885 2 40 27 679 2 80
4 103) 2 4u I..,, 1003 3 10
13 929 2 15 1 1000 3 20
16 879 2 5o 3 993 3 .'o
1 1600 3 ,'0 1 116) 3 75
HEIFERS.
1 650 2 40 4 917 3 23
3 713 2 40 1 880 3 2,
4 432 3 86 1 5,',0 3 40
3 634 5 ,5 2 790 0)
i 720 3 ;s :: 745 .0
HULLS.
1 f'70 2 00 1 1100 2 80
1 970 2 .0 1 1C20 3 ro
1 1270 2 "tS 1 880 2 (0
1 1260 2 "S 1 106) 2 73
1 114 ) 3 35 1 1330 3 8i
1 12J0 3 10 1 1050 2 90
1 USO 2 1 1560 3 00
1 mo 2 0) 2 1510 4 ,K
1 ICO) 2 U 1 mo 4 CO
1 1200 2 5o
CALVES.
( 350 3 'O 3 168 3 CO
1 ISO 4 J. 1 140 8 23
7 181 4 75 1 120 3 3.-.
1 130 5 i 1 150 5 50
STOCK CALVES.
295 3 73 1 260 3 73
STAGS.
1...
1...
3...
4...
14...
3...
1...
1...
6...
1...
2...
3...
9...
3...
20...
1...
U...
13 .
26...
15...
36...
.1210 2 75
70 3 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
1TOI I IU J...
766 3 28 I...
MO 2 M I...
C34 2 50 13...
580 2 50 8...
940 2 (0 2...
670 2 60 4...
470 2 "0 1..
683 2 10
420 3 70
410 2 73
674 2 75
632 2 80
30 3 80
750 3 15
480 3 20
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
820 2 73
, 910 2 75
633 2 75
, 716 i 75
740 2 SO
956 3 90
, 6:0 3 11O
, 716 3 O)
, 691 3 03
. 943 3 03
. C63 3 '.0
. 831 3 23
i. ......
i
I
1
balances, $1,S9.','.99; posted exchange, J1.S6; j for men's wear 6 cents per
20 feeders
5 heifers.
13 steers..
J2 COW8...
4 cows. . .
1 hteer. ..
1 feedir.
2 cows...
19 steers..
1 steer...
1 feeders. . 915
17 feeders.. 973
17,,.
2
2
4
NEBRASKA.
l mm....
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
1 bull....
6 steers..
6 feeders
cm I ,s
.... 621 3 3
.... 700 3 a
.... 73 i ti
.... IK, 3 II
.... 748. $ 30
CS4 3 35
.... Wl 43
M 3 50
.... 100 10
.... 435 3 50
CHICAGO. Aim. 12.-CATTLE-Recelpls
26,000 head, Including fO) Tcxann nr.d :0)
westerns; choice steady, oiiicr.i now u
10f(15c lower; good to prime stcrs, 5.6,)ii
6.25; poor to medium, $l.'.'5?J5.40; stockers and
feeders, $2.25Jc3.8r., cows. $..40j6..'5; heifer-,
$3.60ii6.30; canners. $l.(fyf?2.2o; bulls. ;2. Ci
4 35; calves, J2.00'n6.0'l; Texas steers, $i.iO'j
4.65; western steers, $16555.(0.
HOGS Receipts, 36,0oo head; estimated
tomorrow, 25,0m); early market steady to
strong, later slow; top, $6.15; mixed end
butcher., $5.l"TilT 6.124: good to choice heavy.
$5.9506.15; rough heavy. $5 45H5.B; ILht,
$5.C5't5.90; bulk of sales. JB.70tf5.85.
SHEEP AND LA JIBS Receipts, 1,00
head; strong to 10ffl6c higher for good to
choice sheep; good to choice wethers, $1.20
fl5.25; fair to choice mixed, $4.25ft5.0; w st
em sheep. $3.25Ii4.10; yearlings, $3.75774 S3:
native lambs, $2,2515.50; western lambs, $1.35
Gjb.40.
Knnsnn City Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12.-CATTLE-RC-
eclpts, 8,000 natives, 6,0oO Texans, 1,300
calves; stockerH and feeders, 10c higher;
other cattlo steady to 15c lower: cholcn
export and dressed beef steers, $5.60tfi 6.00;
fair to good, $4.SQHu.40; stockers and feed
ers. $2.7Ofi4.O0: fed western steers. J4.40df
6.50; western range steers. $3.30? 1.60; Texans
und Indians, .8Uy4.ou; Texas cows, jz.wij;
z.yv; native cow, -.o.-j( i.v, ueueip, .iki
4P5.O0; canners, J1.50oj2.40; bulls, J2.50fl-t.60;
calves, $3.60 5.25.
HOGS - Rocelnts. 13.000 head. Market
steady to 6c higher; top, J6.12V4; bulk of
sales, $5.75'it..ijii; neavy. nMmn.t.:. mixen
packers. $5".6Ca6.0O; light, $5.3585.65; pigs,
'.60$!5.25. .
HIIHI'JP ANU I.A.Mtm ueceipis, b,w '
head. Market strong; lambs, $4.("if5.25i na
tive wethers, $3.25?(3.75; native yearling),
$;'.MVjK00; ewes, $2.7&83.25: western wethers,
$3.oOiJ3.40; western yearlings, $3.25i3.60.
w York Live Stork Mnrkct.
VF.ff YORK. Ane. 12. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,193 head; trndc slow; good to chM o
steers barely steady, others W15e off; bulls
and cows steady to lower; slerrs. Jt 5Jf
6.65; oxen and stags, $4 00571.40; bulls. 52 40
W3.25; cows, I.3o'o',". maimy i.i(j.iw.
Cnbles unchnnsed. No shipment) today.
CALVES Receipts, .i,l-'4 nenci; vea s
strong, other calves steady; veais, ji o cr
7.60; culN, $4,004(1,60; graesors and butter
milks, $3.lB3 15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 15.1552
head; sheep steady; lambs opened llrm o
26c higher for top grades, medium limbs
25fi35c higher, latter closed lower: fourte n
cars, partly lain arrivals, unsoin; sne p.
$2.25St4.00; few export, $1.50; culls, H.50(ff2 0J;
lambs. J4.60fi6 25; culls. $2.25.
HOGS Recelnts. D.15N head: market irine
weak: western hogs. $5.95: state. !6.,.0fJJ25;
choice state, J6.30.
St. I.ouls Live Slock Mnrkrt.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
4,600 head, Including 3,Os Texans. Market
dull and slow; nntlvo steers easler;natlvo
snipping ana export sicorn, i.ijj.i.oj,
dressed beef and butcher steers. $t.(KW5.40;
steers under 1,000 ls.. $3.bXi5.ri; stnclcrs
and feeders, $3.O0iJ4,13; cows and heifers.
$2.X)fi5.(i0; canticrn, $1.2Vi.25; culls, J'.f,i)jf
2.69; Texas nnd Indian steers, J2.2tfft.3j;
cows nnd heifers, $2.20(i3.50.
HOOS-Rcccipts, 3.5(H) head. Mnrket firm:
pigs and lights, $5.S0'r(.-.S5; packers, $5.76
6.93; butchers. 53.95i!ifi.l2Vi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1,600
head. Mnrket strong; native muttons. J2.50
J'3.25; Iambs. $1.2."j1i6.20; culls and bucks,
$1.7503.00; stockers, $1 5ofl2 23.
St. .losrph Mvr Stork Mnrkrt.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug 12 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,216 head. Market steady to 10c
lower; natives, J3.26fl6.90; cows and heifers,
Jt.004j-I.65; bulls and stags, JZ.OMf 1.60; stock
cm and feeders, J2.25ff3.S5; veals, ti.mt .1.00.
HOGS Receipts, 3.991 head. Market
steady to strong; light nnd light mixed,
J5.CO(U6.00; medium and heavy, $5.85U6.13;
pigs. $2.5096.15: bulk. $5.so?i6.nn.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 2.073
head Markot 23c higher; Idaho wethers,
$3.65; lambs, 15c higher; Idaho lambs, J5.23.
Stock In SlKht.
The following table shows the receipts o
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
live, stock markets August 12:
i atti". nog'
lug the cnll the tendency was dot nward
and at the close, the market ruled quiet,
with prices not 5 to 10 points lower For
eign mnrket news was less favorable than
anticipated. Demand for ";'''
sluggish. Total s i es were lS.OoO bags. In- ,f
eluding. September. 4 95c; November, 5 .iocs
July. 6.65c Spot. Rio, quiet; .No . Invoice,
6 11-160. mild, quiet. Cordova, Mlll'ic
Hinportitt-il mid Drlril TrnHs.
NEW YORK. Allg. 12. EVAPOIIATED
APPLES-Owlng to 1 steady Jobbing de
mand the market holds quite firm nnd val
ues are well sustained, but not quotably
higher; itatc. common to good, IW'C'
prime. 7fl7'.c; choice. 7VtSt?. fancy. Stf-ViC,
1 cvm tl.'ni(VI A Mllll'l) FRUITS-Ruled
dull and featureless, prunes. 3H'jr7c per lb..
Apricots. Rovai, s'ifi.4i', amor rark, mii.o.
Peaches, peeled, 77ifilSc. impeded, 6fl3'sc,
Simnr Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Sl'OAR-Raw,
quiet and easy; fair refining, 3 9-rc; cen
trifugal, 9,1 test. 4'sc; molasses sugar, 3 6-lCoi
rctlnivl, quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 12 - SUGAR -Quirt;
open kettle. 33-lfIflc; oreti ktttle,
crntrlfi'gal, 3's4' rriitrlfugal, yel ow.
p4fll 9-I6o; si romts, 2'i1T3TsC. Milnrscs, dull!
ci.'iitrlfugal, 5115'C.
I'.lliln llutler Mnrkrt.
ELGIN. III.. Aug 12.-IU'TTER-Flrm nt
21c; no offerings and no s lie1. Sties for
the week, 611,10) lbs.
Stiltrinrtll of Phillips l'lrlil.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12 -The statement of
the George II. Phillips company, giving In
detnll nil the transactions of the llrm
during the famous May corn deal, was
finished todav nnd placed In the hands of
the scciclorv of the Board of Trade, whom
anyone of the customers of the tlrm con
cerned In the pool" nt that time will bn
privileged to look It over The statement.
wiilrli is a voluminous one, cuiiiaiu? u iuu
account of the entlro proceedings of tho
deal. Phillips was ordered to prepare this
statement bv the directors some time ago
on complaint of one of Phillips' customers
connected with the pool who wns not satis
fied with what he received as his share
when the deal was over
tthlu stntr Senator Arrrstril.
COLUMBUS, o. Aug. 12 Application for
a rcqiisltlon from the governor of Indiana
was received at the ofltce of Governor
Nnsh tnd.-i fur State Senator Frank D,
Archer of Belmont county, Ohio. It Is
claimed Hint he misrepresented his flnnnclal
standing to two Belford, lnd.. men, who
went on a street Improving bond as a
result and were compelled to stand good
for J2,ono. An effort wns made lo keep this
matter secret here.
Think Winters n ItHnsmn.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan.. Aug. 12.-John
Winters, 'he man who stole J280,() In gold
bars from the Selby works tn San I-run-cl.-co,
Is thought to be nn escaped convict
from the Kansas State ponltentlary. lho
records thetc show thnt "John Winters es
caped from the Institution Juno 6. 1899.
while working on the prison farm. He was
sent up from Cloud county, Kansas, for
burglary and had four weeks yet to serve,
i
Will llrlnn Asknanln to .lustier.
JACKSON. Miss.. Aug. 12.-Governor
Longlno Is In receipt of a letter from Cir
cuit Judge Larkln of Greenville, announc
ing it to bo his purpose to hold ti special
term of the circuit court of Waohlngton
county on the second Mondny In Septem
ber for the purpose of bringing to Justice
the assassins of the Italians murdered at
Erwln, Washington county, last July.
KnnsiiN Woninn n Suicide.
TOPEKA. Knn., Aug. 12. Trouble of a
domestic nature caused Mrs. May McOulrt
of 816 Monroe street to send a revolver bill,
let through her heart this morning, ending
her life Instantly. A lutter by her side
inndu the simple explanation that sho was
weary of life.
Wrrek of CoUonlirlt Train.
TEXARKANA, Ark.. Aug. 12.-A Cotton
belt train was wrecked near McKlnncy to.
day and two unknown men killed. Phy
sicians from Texarkniia have been hurried
to the scene. All tralllc Is blocked and
passengers nnd mail are being transferred.
Crnrk Uncern to Meet.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-FIoyd A. Mc Far
land of Son Jose. Cal.. and Jimmy Mlchaol
of Wales wero mutched today to meet
In a fifteen-mile motor paced race at Mad
ison Squnro Garden next Monday night.
PoMtofllrr Hobhrit,
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.. Aug. 12,-Tlvs
postoltlco hero wns entered Inst night by
burglnrs who forced open tho steel vault
and safe, securing $8 8) In stumps nnd
$100 In cash. -There are no clues.
THE REALTY MXRKF.T.
INSTRUMENTS placed on on flic Monday,
August 12, 1901:
Wnrrnnty Herds.
Commonwealth Real Estate company
to Julia Demnry. lot 12, b.o.'k i
Syndicate Hill... 20
W. II. Vore nnd wlfo to 11.
Menrlinm. lot 2. b ock 24. Boyd's add. 40)
C. R. Kountso and wife to Kite
Kolash, sH lot 6, block 15, Kountzo s
3d add
Same to Charles Ncpodal, nh lot 6,
block 15, snmn..
South Omaha...
Chicago
Kansas City....
St. louls
St. Joseph
Totals
". She'P
4,rii ion: 3
1,CY0 18.0"'
13.00) f.000
S.rnO 1 61
3 991 2, 73
T J. Fitzgerald to John Fltzgornld,
lot 21, block 5, Matthews' subdlv
E. J. Rvnn to T. J. Fitzgerald, lot 23,
block 6, same .-;
Genovlcvo Tyleo to s-nme, lot 24. blick
6, same '.' '
McCoy ft Olmsted to C. J. Kclrle,
lot 3, block 35, Florence ..
N D. Mnnn to J. A. Wlese, lots 5 nnd
6, block 13, South Omaha.....
W. L. Buckley to I. J. Anthes, ni2
lot 5. block S9, same ......... y..
H. S. Thomas to Frank Vak. nlO
acres of s25 aorcH of e50 acres of
swU 24-16-12
C W. Wlchterman et al to Nicholas
Rosman, lots 1 nnd 2, block 6. Brown
Park
I)ed.
Master In chancery to W. T. Graham,
w3S feet of o74 feet lots 23 and 24,
block 6, HntiHmm Place
JoHoph Carr, administrator, to 1. P.
Mnhammltt, lot 22, Albright ft A.'s
Same' to' same, Tot 3, block 11, Lowes
st add
4S1
48T
35)
115
21S
600
2 50)
600
GOO
1,6X1
41 JO
IT
200
Total amount of transfers $12,118
Trteptioni 1010.
Boycl Commission Co
Successors to Jaraes E. Doyd 4 Co.,
OMAHA. NED.
COMMISSION
GRAIN PROVISIONS AND STOCKS.
Unhid of Triide HulldinB.
Direct wires to Chicago and New Toxfc
Corvespondence. John A. WuiTen A Cu
OLDEST! SATKST1 IIC8TI
WALL STREET
Money Will F-nm 'aT Monthly Haturna
The Investor's Fund Pays Qeml-Monthly.
The, oldest established Ir. Amorlca. No
certificate-holder ever lost a cent. Pay
ments made to all subscribers every II
Says No trouble. No ' df . Mony
rtfundd on demand, Write today for
particulars, free to any address.
v C, 13. MACKIJV Jt CO.,
llmUon Uiillillnci Nrrr York.
2,665
.2f.(T0
. 8 00
. 4.5M
. 2,216
.42,881 43,2.5 40.606
651 3 20
694 2 85
889 3 50
Wl 2 60
822 2 40
Si) 3 00
6S0 2 75
1130 2 60
1081 3 10
920 3 10
5
30
.1100 2 40
. 800 2 25
. 5t0 1 60
.1270 2 5)
.1033 3 51
710 3 3)
1 cow 10!0 3 85
1 row 1360 2 40
28 feeders. 1' 41 3 40
2 feeders 1041 3 O)
5 cows ....lolu 2 60
1 feeder. . 910 3 .7)
Ford ft Black Neb.
dcows 1002 3 05 11 cows.. ..U60 3 (6
Krout. Bros. Neb.
25 cows 886 3 1 5 16 cows 10.6 3 30
9 cows 991 2 85
HOGS The run today was of fair pro
portions for Monday, while quality and
till nml l-.osln.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Aug. 12-OII-Cr. d't bil
nnces. $125; certificates, nn hid; hhimen ,
268.608 bbls; average, 9.29J bbls. ; tun-.
201.314 bbls.; average, 79 063 'bbls.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12-OIL-CnttonsTd,
steady. Petroleum, dull 'Ill!n'
Turpentine, qu ft and e.isy jrywic
I ON DON, Aug. L'.-OIL-C'ileiltla linseed,
spot. Ifis 3d. Turpentlll" spirits. 26 Hi I.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 12 --OIITurpcntlno,
'"SaVANNaYi. On.. Aug l2.-OIL-Turp. n
tine firm. RoHn. steady; A B C, fi.'O;
I) Jlf'5 E. $110, F. lHff12); O $ .n
H", 351.30; I. JI.I5. K. $1.70, M. $2.20; N, 12 60;
W. G . $3.33; W W . $3.25f3.30,
CotTrr MarUrt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-COFFEE-Tho
mnrket opened steady, with nrlces un
changed to 6 points lower and was dis
posed to weakness all day through local
and some foreign liquidation, absence of
export demand and heavy receipts, Follow.
SUMMER SPECIALS.
$44.00 New York and Return Daily
$25.75 Buffalo and return daily.
$21.50 Louisville, Ky. and return
on salo August 21, 25 and 26.
$24.75 Cleveland, 0. and return
on sale September 7 to 10.
Ilomcseekers' Excursions
On sale nrst and third Tuesday each month.
Tourist Rates on sale DAILY to all sum
mer resorts allowing stop-overs nt Detroit,
Niagara Kallc Buffalo and other points.
For rato, lako trips, Pan-American dcHcrlp
tho matter and all information, call at
CITY" TICKET OFFICE, 1415 FARNAM
STREET, (Pnxtcn Hotel Block), or wrlto
HARRY E. MOORES, G. A. P. D Omaha,
Nebra&ca.
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