THIS OMAHA DAILY lllCEt TITHSHAY, AlKUTHT 27, 11)01.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
DnltnMJ PreTilli on Ronr.l
Throughout Da;.
of Trada
I WEAKNESS DEVELOPED IN WHEAT MARKET
I.nck of Oulaldr Demand mul
Cublra Citnse Slump Corn
u TliroiiKhiMit .leaslnii Pro.
ImIoiim l'lrm.
WenW
Dull
CMICAOO, Aug. W.rDullncF prcvnllci!
In both llio Brain am!, pruv slons tnnr
on the Hour. of Tnnfc today ""
prices ruled, tP",m,,cr,t,wlT"'l""nM natS
lower, September corn Wc lower nn oats
c lower. Provisions closed at n decline 01
tlA TaJ'of outside demand and weak
tables, together with liberal repot Is In he
Northwest, developed weakness In when X.
Liverpool cablet) jvoru n tr I lo j'S"",..;
Jorc the opening hero "d l)tiyer derlAul
Romo encouragement from this fuc . rhero
iwcro a few early sales made at Satur ,mj a
Closing prices and In otio or two cases
k'jyers were wlllInK to pay n "I"1!1" 'w
"erf (lood crop prospects, wl h big rece p
Jn ho northwest, together with the decline,
in com, however. iiulckly brought nbout n
feir,-nne nnu ine iiimtw
ihroug bout tne uuy. ncpicm i;.,
changed to He higher at 7oUc to , ne, b t
the initial llgures were the high no nt n
Sne day as prices nulckly receded an
I. ,,. .1,,,-llr,,. nnt the c osc. whl"h
.u.f iln ..T fjVu... the law point.
fJhe world's shipments were 9,il-.W
bushels, while there was n decrease on
Passage, of 415.00U bushels. There was a
Jleereaso of the total visible of 3.j.W
M,.nlwiiiril clearances or wnciii
l nil nnur were uijui
to bushels,
l . . . .. i.. .i..... tnt- avnnrt. Prlmnry
Receipts were 1,670.000 bushels, compared
with 1.7r-S.) last year. Minneapolis and
Buluth reported 78 cars. uga nst 13 Inst
week and 727 a year ngn while loci re
ceipts were 1SX cars, with 'Jl of contract
Com was dull throuKhout tho entire scs
nlnn and suffered a rather severe Ions in
.valuu, consldcrliiK Us steady decline during
Hho last two weeks. ttivornhlu forage
weather, with large receipts, were the bear
(factors. Liquidation prevailed to some ex
tent, but the selling appeared to be more
)n tho nature of the crowd going .short.
September rnnBod between KMc and fio'Ac,
Ithn close being at tho low point at u de
cline of lc. Receipts were JI3 cars, with
ir, cars of contract. .... ,,,
Oats opened quiet and unchanged, but
Jack of cutsldo support caused weakness
land lower prices prevailed. There were no
upeclal features to the trade anil nbout tho
lunly trading was In changing for outside
ui count. September sold between 33c, and
pie, closing with a loss of Tc at 33Vc. Re
ceipts were 317 cars,
Provisions opened firm on higher prices
tfor Iiobs and If any support had been re
ceived from the grain market prices might
have continued strong, as there was a good
tlcmatid by commission houses. As It was
frovislons closed strong, compared with
trains, Jntiuary pork showing ii decline, of
CHc at the close, after selling between
815.15 and J15.57H. final llgures being 15.4V4.
H.ard closed at is.so, a loss of 2Sic, after
ranging between 8.M) nnd 18.85(8.87',4. Wbs
Bold between J7.WH and IS. closing nt tho
low point with a decline of 6c.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
B25 cars; corn, 100 cars; oats, 375 cars; hogs,
CS.'iOO head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. IIIr1i. Low. Close. Yea'y.
:o
per lS-lb,
per doz.,
Wheat
Hopt.
Dec.
May
'Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Oats
Sept. Dec
May
.york
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Jjird
Scpt. Oct.
.Inn.
0111)3-
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
1 J
I 76'.
I
615SH
6if(U
50V;lH
35U
37wniii37;ftnl
70V4I
72'
76H
55HI
B7',i
34
35H
14 40
14 45
15 57MJ
8 95
9 05
8 82&
'8'37HI
8 65
8 00
14 40
14 60
15 67H1
8 97H
9 05
8 87H
8 42H
8 57H
8 00
I ..J ..J ....
TRli 7sa 7U
.... ....
I 634 MJ 65
I 57-i57;8H E9H
f 33 I 33V.I 34
3IV4 34
37 37 3740H
14 40 14 EiW 14 37
14 42H 14 42H 14 45
15 45 15 47H 16 65
8 92HI 8 92H 8 95
9 00 9 00 9 02H
8 SO I 8 80 8 S2V4
) 8 37HI i 8 42
8 47H 8 47H 1 60
No. S.
Hash ntintntlnni nero as follows
PLOUH Quiet, dull: winter patents. J3.40
fi.l.M): spring patents, J3.0fKfl3.30; clears, $2.70
6i3A0: HnrliiE sneclals. S4.204I4.30: patents
3.403.70; straights, J2.S0Q3.20; bakers, S2.20
Jl. 1 .V"
WHEAT No. 3 spring. fiSWc.
COIIN-No. 2 yellow, 54HGT56C.
OATS-No. 2. 3t&36Vic: No. 2 white, 3G4
CSic; No. 3 white. 36Uj36)ic.
i 11YK No. 2. 65ifl(5V4c.
UAItLKY Kalr to cholco malting, 69
K3f.
SKKDS-No. 1 flax. J1.4S; No. 1 north
western, 91.51 : prime timothy, 15.60; clover,
hoiitruct crade. J10.00ffll0.25.
PROVISIONB-Mcss pork, per bbl., M4.35
R14.40. Lard, per 100 lbs.. J8.92l4fl8.93. Short
ribs sides (loose), J8.255?8.45. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), J7.25t7.50. Short clear
lldes (boxed). J8.80?R.90.
WHISKY-Hasls of high wines. $1.29.
8UOAP. Cut loaf. Sc; granulated, 5.S2c;
confectioners a, &.39c; on a, b.:4c.
Following are the receipts and shipments
lor today:
Flour, bbls
(Wheat, nu
Corn, bu
lOats, bu
(Rye. bu
(Barley, bu..
Receipts. Shipments,
..... 22.000 7.000
,,..253,000 19VK10
....301.000 324.000
....371.000 109,000
.... 9.(100
48,000
On the Produce exchange today the but
Iter market wis dull: creameries, 14f20c
dairies, 13817c. Cheese, unchanged, 9-4
lo-xc. ubrs, stenuy; iresn, iu',vuhc.
KKW YORK OKNKHAI, MARKET,
Qnotntlnim of the Dar on Various
Commodities.
NEW YOniC. Aug. 26,-FLOUR-Ro
leelnts. 28.UW bbls.: exnorts. 23.000 bbls
hulnt and inichanccd. cfosluc steady: win
Iter patents. J3.60flr3.80: winter straights
B3.301i4.no; winter "extrns. J2.604J2.80; wlntor
Sow irrndos. S2.30ii2.40: Minnesota natents
B3.75t4,00; Minnesota bakers, J2.85flT3.15. Ityo
alour, easy; fair to good, J2.85flj3.15; cholco
tlo fancy, sa.wfa.w.
ConNMhJAL Easy; yellow western
gl.20: city. Jl.18: Drnndywlnc. J3.3tVH3.50.
i HYK Kasv; No. 2 western. 62'ic. f. o. b,
ntloat; state. 65flT56c, c. I. f., New York,
carlots.
HAULKY Quiet; feeding, 62c, c. I. f.
ffluffalo: maltlnR. G'AI65c. c. I. f.. Buffalo.
WIIKAT Receipts, 23,000 bu,; exports
895,000 bit. Spot, easier: No, 2 red, 7Cc,
it. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 red, 75c, elevator: No
a northern Duluth. n,c. t. o. b.. atloat
INTn 1 linnl DllllDi X3JIp. t. v h.. nllnjlt
Options opened steady on Liverpool cables,
Ibut turned weak under largo northwest re
ceipts mid liquidation. A mid-day rally on
llio vlslblo supply decrease was followed by
nlin renewed unloading nnd the decline. In
(tho afternoon was helped by light oxnort
inquiry, vioscii wean at ic net decline.
Wcptember, 75Vi(ff76Jc, closed at 75Hc; Oc
ltoper, t ja-iuc. cioseu ni (&c; uo
cemher. 77Ji78e. closed nt 77c.
CORN-ltccelpts. 89,0n0 bu. Spot, weak
"No. 2. 59c, elevator, nnd SOVtc. nlloat. Op
ion mantel was generally wenK and neavy
losing a cent per bushel under stop-loss
veiling, lower cables and favorable crop
Slows, fioseii wean nnu ic net lower,
eptember. 59Hd(Kic. closed at D9Hc; De
cember. COflTCOViC. closed at bOc.
OATS Receipts. ltio.OOil bu.; exports, 1.300
t)it. spot, ensior; wo, z, asc; rso. a, 37140
tNo. 2 white 41c: No. 3 white. 40c: trnel
mixed western, 37V4i7T39Vic; track white. K)lp
ic. upuons quiet nnu tower wiin corn,
HAY Dull; shipping, 70Jf75c; good t
choice. S5fl90c.
HOPS Qulf-t: state, common to cholc
J900 crop. 13tfl7c; im crop, 10TI3c: old, 21f
Ic: 1'aclllc coast, 1900 crop, 13018ci l'.9D
crop, noise; old. 2ibc.
IIIDES-Stendy; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
ISc; California, Zt to 25 Ibi., lotfc; Texas dry,
14 to 30 lbs., 14Hc
LHATHKR Steady; hemlock sole. Iluenoi
'Ayres, light to heavyweights, 23HQJU4c;
acid, 23t4f24Hc
PROVISlONflleef. quiet: fancy, JU.50
1112.00; mess, Jn.EOino.00; beef hams. 20f0f
S2.00; packet, J10.60; city extra India mess,
S16.0tHi 18.00. Cut meats, dull; pickled bel
lies. J8.75!iaS0; pickled shoulders. J7.0Off7.2J;
pickled hams. J'.l. Lard, steady; western
Btenmed, $9,25; refined, steady; continent,
19.40; South America, J10; compound, J10.12H
W10.37H- I'ork, stendyr short clear, J16.2oto
17.50; mess. J16.50 16.60.
TALLOW Steady; city J. pr pkg,), 5c;
Country (pkgs. free), GltG'jc.
Hl'TTER Receipts. 9,555 pkg.: steady;
State dairy, I4t)19u; creamery, lfilJiOc; June
packed, factory, ,14H'(X15c
CI1EK8E Receipts. 6,418 pkgs.: qUIet;
Jancy large, colored, 9'iu: fancy lurce.
rwnue, hu9Hc; fancy small, colored, 9iW
ic: small fancy n nitc,
EGOS Receipts. 9.553 nkgs.: firm: state
Isnd Pennsylvania, 18820c: western candled,
7017Hc: western uncandled, 14017c.
I'OUWRY-Allve ftrm; chickens, lower;
sprlnc. UfllSe. (urkwys. IMlnH;. fowls,
liMiloHe, drr.snl, firm, iprlns, loHflWr
MOLAHHLh Hlendy, New Orleans, 3.1
41 Vie
MKTAI.H -Owing to 111 Increiise In Hie
nininint of arrlvnis of tin dm local market
eased HIT 374 points today and was weak
In tone, rinsing weak at lVMkim.i'i,. In
London, however, tin was dull nnd tin
dimmed at rilOHHld. Future rloscd nt
JJIII los. Copper In New York was dull
and nominally t'nrh.inged nt Jin.6OWl7.O0 for
Luke Superior arid $18.37'Vtf I0.(12V4 for cast
lug and electrolytic. Iindon prices were
Cs lower, with snot quoted at 05 17s (
nnd f J Mires at 07 6. Lend In London
was Is 3d higher, Willi spot quoted nt
11 12s ftl, The local market was very
quiet and unchanged at J4.374. Spelter
ruled rather quiet, but about nteady nt un
changed prices, closing ut Jl, There was a
loss of ?0d noted In the London market
under liquidation, spot closing nt 17,
Domestic Iron markets ruled featureless
and nominally unchanged. Pig Iron war
rants, J9.HflJ10.i0! No. 1 foundry, northern,
JI5.001M6.&O; No. 2 foundry, southern, J14.00
rr14.60; No. 1 foundry, southern, J14.75W
16.25; No. 1 foundry, southern soft, J1I.75A1
15.2.1. Glasgow warrants closed nt 63s Cd
and Mlddlesborotlgh nt 45s 4Hd.
OMAMA WIIOLKHALIJ MAItKUT.
Condition of Trnilc nud Quotiitlons
on .Sluple ntul Fnnc' Produce.
KOOS-Recelpts, fair; loss off, 12HQ13C.
LIVE I'OULTIIY-Hens, 84ir7c; young
and old roosters, 3c; turkeys, 6USc; ducks
and Kues'c, ufljo'ic; old ducks, 4cj spring
chickens, per lb., llftllHc.
II L'TTER Common to fair, 12ftl2t.4c;
choice dairy, !n tubs. 1516c; separator, :0c.
FRESH FISII-Hlack bass, 18c! while
hass, 10c; blueilsh, lie; bullheads, 10c; bluu
tins, ,c; burfaloes, 6o; catllsh, 12c; cod, 9c;
.i.hihb, iu; ciscoes, tc, nuuuui, lie;
lerrlng, Cc: huddock. 10c: Dike. Dc: rd
snapper, 10j; salmon, 14c; sunilsh, 6c; trout,
v,;, vfllllcllBn. 1VC.
PiaUONS-Llvo, per doz 60c.
VEALS-Cholcc, t,ili9c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
ay Dealers' ussoelutliiti! L'hnlrn iinlnnd.
JlO.oo; No 2 upland, 9.00i medium, H.&u;
coarse, J7.t0. Ryo straw, Jfi.00. These prices
nro tor nay of good color and quality. De
mand fair.
WHEAT Hie.
COIIN-52UC.
OATS Olu. 3Gc.
URAN-J17.
VEOETARLES. '
OREEN CORN-Per doz., 12'4o.
CAHKOTS-l'cr du., 1VC
UEETS-Pcr half bu. basket, 40c.
'J'LlUN'll'a Vur li.iMl:nt air-.
CUCUMRERb llomc-srown, per doa.,
LETTUCE I'or. bu., 20c.
llADlSIIES-Pcr dor., 16flJ20c
l'ARSLEY Per doz.. 20c.
NliW 1'OTATOES sl.15.
CAHUAOE Home-grown, 3Wc,
TOMATOES llumo.crown.
basket. cMi6q(..
UiNiuiSb Home-grown, per lb., 3c.
CAULIFLOWER Hntne.ffrnwn nnt Am
6c. -
11EANS Wax. tier U.bu. hanlcnt.
tlliig, per tt-bu. basket, 76c.
i-r,io I'cr ou., i; pur H-bu., 60c,
LAN'l ALOIJI'K Hnnifi irpilwn. ,
5cSi 11.2o : crates. S2.f.o.
ttATEHMUI.UNK-Tsriii. nvnsr.f. t
. - . VUVKi UtJ f
slzu.
CLLbRY Kalamazoo, per bunch, 25flJ35c.
FRUITS.
APPLES Per bbl., J2.2o(32.60.
CHERRIES Native, ner 8-lb. basket. 25c;
Missouri, per 24-qt. case, J2.
PEACHES California, oer box. 9oc: frna.
stone, Jl; choice. Klbertos, Jl; fancy, J1.20.
m-ijumb uuiuoruia, per crate, ji.iayi.50;
home grown, per a-lb. uasket, 25c.
i-jiio uariictts, j.'..'aa.'.&u.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANQEU Valenclus. Jo: Med. sweets.
J4.50.
1J an an AH l er bunch, according to size,
!.OU&2.&0.
F1US California, new cartons. 75c: .av.
crs, tioc; Imported, per lb., 10Sjl2c.
DAXiiitj Persian, in w-iu. poxes, sairs, 5c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Engltsh walnuts, per lb.. 15c: Al
berts, per lb., 13c; almonos, per lb., Itiflj20c;
raw peanuts, per lb.. 6W5Vic: roasted. bWn
iyic, uraziiB, uc; pecans, ivtuac.
uiDtH i'or udi., i.ou; per -ddi., sz.7&.
HIDES No. 1 green, bttc: No. 2 sreen
6Hc; No. 1 salted, 7Hc; No. 2 salted, 6Ha;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1A lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c: dry hides. gfll3c: sheou
pelts, KXD'ttC, norsenia.es. ii.WQi.ia.
St. Loots Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26. WHEAT Receipts,
214,667 bushels; lower; No. 2 red, cash, ele
vator, 70Hc: track, 71V472c; 8eptember,
6Wic; December, 7zc; fliay, imv. no.,
hard, turn, uc.
CORN ixiwcr; no. 2 casn, c; tracK.
66Vic; September, ww; December, 6c;
Muv. E9c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 37c; track, 37
038Hc; September, 3bc; May, 3S?ic; no.
white, 38ifljf39c. '
RYE Dull, 69c.
FLAXSEED Nominal.
FLOUR Easier: patents. S3.255M.75: extra
fancy, w.ija.-Jb; clear, j.'.votiJ.w.
heed Timothy, unsettled, jo.sa bid.
I.U1U,IUI.A1-Divaujt J.
BRAN Dull, nominal; sacked, east track,
80c.
HAY Steady for timothy to weak for
pralrtc; timothy, J13.00Q15.00; prairie, JlO.OOfljP
13.00.
WHIBKY-Stcady. J1.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-Unchanged
nAQGINO Unchanged.
HEMP TWINE-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork. lower: Jobbing. J15.76.
x,ura, easier at js.,i. Dry sail meats,
strong; boxed lots, extra shorts, J8.62H;
clear ribs. J8.75: clear sides. J9. Bacon.
strong: boxed, extra shorts. J9.62H: clear
tlbs. J9.T5: clear sides. J9.87V4.
METALS Lead, steady. J4.3OS4.40. Spelter,
dull at KJ.su.
poultry Dun: chtcKens. 6Wc: sorines
8Hc; turkeys, 6c; young, 7 8c; ducks, 6c;
ceese. 3c: springs. 4c.
huttkr Hteauy; creamery, nwsw.
nairy. Hti'wc.
eous Mteaay; western. 11c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat
245.000 bu.: corn, 128,000 bu.; oats, 62,000 bu
SHIPMENTS Flour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat
85,000 bu,; corn, 64,000 bu.; oats, 39,000 bu
Liverpool Oral it and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26.-WHEAT-Spot
no. 2 red, western, winter, nun, bs tiva
No. 1 northern, spring, quiet, bs sa: no.
California, quiet, 6s. Futures, dull; Sep
tcmbur. Es 7d: December. 5s slid
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed
new. 4s I0d: Amerlcnn mixed, old. no
stocks. Futures, dull; September, 4s &a
Octoner. 4s d November. 4s sid
PROVISIONS Lard. American refined. In
nn s. tlrm. 4ls 9d: prime western, in tiercos
firm. 45s 3d. Bacon, Cumberland cut. strong,
4fs Cd: short clear backs, firm. 44s: clcn
bellies, strong, 44s. Pork, prime mess, fine
western, tlrm, 7.s bu; snouiaers, square cut
steady, ats mi.
HOPS Pacific coast, nt London, steady,
TALLOW Australian, In London, firm
28s.
Tho Imports of wheat In Liverpool fo
the Inst week were: From Atlantic ports
1(0.30) quarters; from Paclllo ports, ln.wo
quarters: rrom oilier ports, lau.wi quarters
The Imports of corn from Atlantic ports
lor ine wees; were si,.iju quarters
Mon I on fltlunltiy, A mint 31, nn tnm
lleil by the Now York I'rndiiP. pxrlintur,
as fo lows- w lent. 2H.OiT7.Ml bu.. a d
crease nt 7fi.'l,(i bu, , corn, !2,2f.R,(Mi ,u , n
iccrrnse or 07s.isi nil , tints, 5,MU bu.,
n Inereaso of .twi bu.i ryp, lo.f22.00) bu ,
nn Increase of 177,ki tm . barley, 317, 01
bu.i nn I lie rr a sc of Ki,) bu.
EW VORIC MTOCKft AM) IIO.MIM.
Market Una .More Tliuriiuuli Test Thnn
for .Monir Time,
NEW YOIIK. Am. iiiT-lm .iiw-V nmrket
had a more thorough test today than at
any time slum Dm rl yn III Ill-Ire set 111.
Tho result was not altogether conclusive.
J he outside demand for stocks wim con-
nierniiiy uugmented, as wus expected. A
ustalned advance for two weeks and nil
Vldcnt urowth nt lnirr..t 11 ml lorrra'l a
endency to buy stocks may nlways b.
epeniicd on to produce this result. Equnuy
iniiiier 01 course is tile tendency ni mc
rolesslonal trlulers. who have been HO
iiinulatlnc ntnrWu mul rnrefiillv tuirr Itiir
the market during tho rise, to Inclmlo the r
nuiiungs on tills outside buying, so as 10
mnko sure of n portion of their prollls.
This Process u-nu v,rv nbvloiislv uolut: on
during the ilrst hour of the. market today,
which was the most active of tho d ly.
Some recession In prices resulted, but thu
marnei on tne whole tooK inc realizing
cry well nnd no serious Inroads wcr made
Pon prices. Afterwards thero wcro new
advances here nnd tho rest of the market
gnvo the appearance generally of b.Miu
till in the control of tho bulls. Buying
emnnd, however, became languid nnd then
most torpid and tne mnrKei proven easily
ulncrabln in ntiack by the nr.if.sslon:il
bears. In the last hour prices were quite
generally below Saturday's level. A sub
stantial raiiv rnuoweii, nut tins ngain
:rovcd somewhat short lived and tho clos-
ng was Irregular and quite active, with
inoculative sentiment manifestly much un
settled.
There were various favorable factors
which aided the bulls In onenlnc nrlret
higher. The failure of tho steel workers In
South Chicago to strike nnd the reports of
an Intended conciliatory nttcmnt by tho
trlkcrs themselves nt a settlement nrfected
not only tho steel stocks, but the whole
market. The rise of United States Steel
In tho final dealings to' 1V4 over Saturday
was effective In checking tho raid of tho
bears. London led off wllh cnnil hnvlnir nt
Amerlcnns after Its Saturday holiday.
Rumors were rife of coming dc!lnlle an
nouncement of nlans ernwlmr nut nt ih
Northern Pnclllc settlement. Tho approach
ing September ndvanco In the price of an
thracite helped the conlcrs and the Erlrs
were niso ntlected by the reported ncqul'l-
tlon Of tho Cllirlnillltl. ltnmltlnn X, rvivtnn.
The reaction wns due to thu apprehension
that money was destined to work closer
from this time on. It was fenrcd niso that
the largo Interests who havo been fostering
the rise have taken this opportunity to
realize 011 Saturday and this morning and
would retire from the market until the
autumn demand for money wns satisfied.
Ixmdon hns grown optimistic and exnectn
easy money through the fall, but the ex
pectation Is based on tho hopo that Now
urR win noi uraw gold and tnKo no action
f the rumored RusRlnn Innn nt Turlu An
Interview with Secretary Gage, published
mm iiiuiiiuiK. 111 wnicn no protesscs to see
no reason for donnrtnrn from !,,. ..-........
policy of his department of purchasing
bonds somewhat dashed tho hopes of an
clement In Wall street which wns expecting
relief from that quarter. Chicago drew no
currency today from Now York nnd tho
New York discount rate recovered to 40c
discount, compared with 50c Inst week.
Railroad bonds showed a considerable In
crease In activity. Gains were somewhat
nrfected by tho late reaction In stocks.
Total sales, par value. JJ.690.CO0. ITnltrri
States now 4s advanced per cent on tho
last call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Knnsns City Rrntn anil Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Allir. 26. WHEAT Re
eclpts, 419 cars: September. 6lfli64ic: De.
cetnucr, U7c; .May. 71Vi(ri7l'Sc: casli. no
hard. C5?ifljfjSTic; No. 3, 65Vi'365Uc: No. 2 red
CORN Sentember and December. fKKc
May. 57Vic: cash, No. 2 mixed, 66',i5j-57c; No,
i wnne, tsc.
OATS-No. 2 white. 3SS39C.
nvwv,i r.7U-
HAY-Chblce timothy, J12.60; choice prat
rle. J13.50.
BU'lTER Creamery, 16Hfflo; dairy,
fancy. llflflCc.
EGGS Fresh Missouri and Kansas stock
quoted on 'cnango at i:c dozen, loss, ore,
cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Whcnt. 333,300 bu.J corn, 41.600
mi.: oats, jf.wu ou.
SHIPMENTS wneat. 110,400 tin.; corn
22,400 bu,; oats, I2,wu mi.
MlonrnpolU Wheat, Klonr nnd II ran
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 26. WHEAT -
cash. 6-Siic; September, bi'.'.c: December,
65ic; on track. No. 1 hard, KHic; No.
northern. CSVic: No. 2 northern. GStic.
FLOUR First patents, J3.25ti3.50; second
patents, j.&'5r3.7bj nrst clears, j:.bUJ.,5
BRAN In bulk, JI4.00flJ14.60.
MllfTMiiUrr Grain MarUrt.
MILWAUKEE. Auc. M WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern. 71c: No 2 northern
KHil7iV4e; nrpiemDer, b9MC
RYE-No. 1. 5ma:6e.
RARLEY Lower; No. 2. 6364o; sample,
CORN September, 63Vic
lialatices, I:I9,1MJ; money, sternly, lllfl Pr
tIH, New York rxchitlige. I0i' discount lid,
pur asked.
CHICAGO, Aug. !M1 --Clearings. l2J.lf.9.W.'i
biilntires, ll.rl.lW; posted exchange, II 5
for sixty tiny, h tul 11.874 "it demandl Now
York cxehaiigc, loo dlsriiunt.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.-Clearlllgs, J.1,311!,
Ctt. New York exchange, 23a dlscutiutl
money, .ijjfi't per cunt. ,
IIALTIMORE, Auk. 2,-Clcarlngs, $2 391,
CH; balances, J2S0.W7.
IIOSTON. Aug. Sfi.-Clearlligs, JI3,:S5.5dl
balances, JI.3in,lns.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Clenrlngs, 10l,
Mii.131; bnlances, Jfi,725,523.
PHILAOELPIIIA. Aug. 26.-ClcarltiBS.
I J10,69S,I7; balances, 42,217,151.
Iliistmi Mliu-k t iiiitntliitis,
BOSTON, Aug. 26.-Cnll loans. 3UU per
cent; time loans, iy,"i per cent. Olllclal
closing:
T. & S. I' Sii Weftlnfth. niectrlc. TO'I
1I0 pfil ns'i A tcli I Kin ti 102
Aincr. Hllnnr m .V. K. II. A C. Si... CC4
tner, Tclfphone ...1M Advonture 5l
Huston & Albany. intiKlinni Mln. Co.. 43
Ilonton It Me.
Dominion Coat ,.
in nf.i
V. H, Steel
do rM
FltchburK pfel,,,.
en. Hlcctrlc ....
Kil. Klco. Ill
Mex. Central
Mlihlciin Tel
Old Colony
OKI Dondnlon ...
Iluhher
I'll ion Pncine ....
West Knd
Consols, money
do account ..
Anaconda
U lilfon
do pfil
llnltlmore it Ohlo,..lo;ii llraillnc
Canadian I'acltlo.. ..lltt do 1st pfil.
hes. & Ohio..
Chicago a. V....
M. & .St. r...
Denver "Xc It. O..
do nfd
;rle
do lilt pfd
do 2d Pfd
Illinois Central ,,
& N
M., K. A T
N. Y. Central....
BAR SILVER-Stcady nt 2615-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 10114 ner cent. Tho rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
Mi ner cent tor tnrco montns' runs. 23-10
per cent.
Atchison 80 80. Taclflo
do pfd 9S91 So. Ralln-av
Baltimore & Ohlc.lOIH do pfd
do pfd 94 Texas & Paelfln ..
Canadian Pacific. .. .112'. Tol., fit. L & W.
Canada So 63 do pfd
Che. & Ohio 47',; Union Pnclflc
Chicago & Alton.... 40 do pfd
do pfd 8 .Wabash
Chicago, lnd. & L.. 33 I do pfd
dp pfd HH Wheel. &
ChlcaKO & E. III. ..127 I do 2d pfd
Chicago O. W 22H Wis. Central
do lt pfd M I do pfd
do Id pfd 47H p. c. C. A St. I.
Chicago & N. W...13J Udams Ex
R. I. & V 143 American Ex
Chicago Ter. & Tr. 22 iij. S. Ex
do pfd 47',4 -Wells-Fargo Ex...
. C. C. & St. L... 8UVAmal. Conner ..
Colorado So MS Amer. Car & V,
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson..,
Del. L. & W
Denver & R. G.,
do pfd ,
Erie
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd ,
Qt. Nor. pfd....,
Rocking valley ,
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
Lake Erie & W
do pfd
... Ci do pfd.
... 2M Amer. Lin. Oil....
...16SVk do pfd...'
..-229 Amcr. S. & It,,..
.., 45U do pfd
... M!i Amer. Tobacco ..
... 43 lAnac. Mln. Co....
... 71V Ilrouklyn It. T....
... M IColo. Fuel & Iron
...isii Con. Qa ,
... 6.',i 'Con, Tobacco
W4i do pfd
l',t
33 Vi
fS14
214
35!l
104Vi
91H
2J
4IH
r.M
21
, 43
, 75
,175
..191
.. S3
,..160
..121M
.. sm
.. s;h
... 23
.. 6iu
.. Cl
..100
.. 47i
.. 7CH
9TV4
...227U
C7H
118
.1474 (Jen. Electric 263
33 .Cllucose Sugar 6T.4
nocking coal 13
Inter. Paper ....... 2.
do pfd 7f-H
.. 65
..123
.lK'.i
Inter, l'ower
Manhattan L 120T Laclede Gas
Met. St. Ry.
Mexican Central.
Mex. National ...
Minn. & St. L...
Mo. Paclllo
M., K, & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ....
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd..
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania ....
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U & S. F....
do 1st pfd
do M pfd...
St. L Southw.,,,
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
.163
.. 2i
.. 12
..107W
..10SK
.. 2SV
.. "Vi
..161
..USH
66Ti
.. ?5
.. 9S
3CH
National Illscutt .
National Lead ...
National Salt ....
do pfd
No. American ...
Pactflo Coast
raclflc Mall
People's Gas ....
rressed S. Car...
do pfd
Pullman P. Car..
Republic Steel ..
do pfd
147Va Sugar
... 77!
... li'.X
,.. 41
,.. 8')
,.. 6SI4
... 3U4
... 63H
,..167H
...US
Tenn. Coal & Iron
Union Hag & P...
do pfd
V. 3. Leather .....
do pfd
U. S. Rubber .....
do pfd
U. a. Steel
do pfd
Western Union ...
, mi
. 92
. 44
. 21
. i'-M
. 70
.103
. 67
. 42
.112M
. 42'i
. S2
.208
. 21
. 75U
.13711
. 67H
. 15
. 73
. 13T4
. 20
. (8
. 4(H
. 9JH
- D3',i
Trust receipts.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The stock mnr-
aei was onsKer loaay on nn accumulation
of orders .over the holidays. American
stocks were most actlvo nnd onened nliovn
parity. They Improved all day and closed
at tne top. Tliere wns a fair amount of
activity. Dut ma n y of a professional nn
ture. Atchison and Erlo were most prom
inent. Tho latter Is talked of nn hi-ine
uooKea ior sun nigner llgures nt the end
or ine steci striKe. euver iooks HKe rclaps-
ctt York Money 3lurkct.
NEW YORK. Auk. 26. MONEY On
call, Arm nt 3 per cent; prime mercantile-
paper, 4VS05 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Fairly steady,
with actual business In bankers' blllH at
34.867 for demnnd nnd at J4.8IV404.SI for
sixty nayt; posted rates, ji.sjyi and i.m;
commercial bills, J4.83U04.Sl',i.
SILVER Har. 6Sc: Mexican dollars.
UOMJS aovernment. strong; ref. "f
reg. and coupon. 10754; 3s reg. and coupon
ivbu; new is reg, aim coupon, IJiU; old
4s r-'g. and coupon, 113; 5s reg. nnd
coupon, iuj.
The 'closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. S. ref, 2s, ree.,.107H W, Y. Centrnl Is. ..1051;
4s.,
....113
....113
....107?4
. ..107?4
....124
do coupon
do 3s. reg
do coupon .....
do new 4s, rrg,
do coupon
do old 4s, reg.
do coupon
do 5s, reg
do coupon
I), of C. 3 63s
Atchison gen,
do adj. 4s...
Canada So. 2s 109',4
Ctus. & Ohio 4Via-..108
do S 120
C. . N. W. c. 7s. .137
do 8. V. deb. 5s.l23t4
Chicago Ter. 4s,... 94V5
Colorado S. 4s 8
Denver & It. O. (s.lOl'i
Erlo general 4s
V. W. & D. C. ls.,105!s
Gen. Electric 5s.. .200
Iowa Central Is ll.Vi
U & V. unl. 4s 101
M K. T. 2s 824
107 IN. J. C. gen. 5s.. .1U)
..lus'i.No. I'acino 3
..HW',41 do 4s '.0411
..Ui'.J N Y, C & St L .tO'i
177'.; N. & W. con. 4s..,1021
uregon rav. is.. 110
do 4s Iu3
Oregon S, I 6s. .128x4,
uo consoi 8, 117
llteadlng gen. 4s,.... 9'
do 4s
.TO Rio O. W. la 101';
oim u 1 ai c, 5s,,.ll
St L & S V g. 6s..l.H
ni. t-aui consols. ,,15
St P. C & P Is. ...113
llo 5s lltt
So, Paclflo 4s 9HJ
no, iiuuway is us
S. It. fc T. 6s 56
Texas & Paclllc l(.tlii
"ilO .8 9J.I
Union Paclds 4 101
Wabasti Is .lis
no :
West Shore 4s.,
wis, central is
9SftVa. Centuries
110'i
.113!
, SSI
. 04T
Uld. "Offered.
Xcit York MIiiIiik Shnrrs.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-The following are
tne closing quotations on mining stocks:
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26. RUTTER
Weak and prints Ic lower: fancy western
creamery. 2omj.'lc: fancy nenrby prints, 22c,
EGOS Firm and good demand; fresh
nearby, ISc; fresh western. ISc; fresh south
western and southern.
CHEESE Quiet but firm.
Visible nupnly of Grain.
NEW YORK, Aug. M.-The statement rf
the visible supply of sruln in s'.ore aaJ
Ad&m Con ,
Alice
Ilreeco
Ilrunswlck Con,.,
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va.,
DeadwoM Terra
Rom Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Con...
... 21
... 4S
...144
... 8
... 6
...173
... 50
,...175
... 55
... 6
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Poicsl
h'avge
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,,
Standard
.. 1t
..923
.. 70
.. 8
.. 3
.. V
.. 30
,.,:oo
flank Clrnrlnits,
OMAHA. Atie. 26, Bank clearings today
Jl.251,401; corresponding day last - year,
jl.vm.sxt: decrease. J9.4M.
ST. LOU1B, Aug;. :.-ClearlnBS, i,Xl,m
192',j Amal. Copper 121
.. 91 Atlantic 27
...US',4 Cnliunet & Hecln...740
... 41'.t CentennlAl 23
... 33 Franklin lVk
,..143 Rumtwldt 23
..2CP Osceola IiD'4
...24) Put rot
... 2.V.i tjulncy 174
7 'Santa Ke Copper.... 7!
.208
. :t
.. 20
..JntiJ
,. 3i
Tamarack
Utnh Mining
Winona
Wolverine ..
.311
,. 20
.. 4H
London Stock tluotnt Ions.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-4 p. m. Closing:
W
.. 94H Norfolk &
.. 91V do pfd
.. 9 No. Paclflo pfd...
.. 82 Ontario & W
..lOPi Pennsylvania ....
49 I do 2-1 pfd
. 23; So. llallnay .,
.I'll), do pfd
So. raclfla ....
Union Paclllc
do pfd
U. S. Steel ....
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd.
Spanish 4s
Hand Mines ...
4614
.. 96V4
tin
.. 92 '.4
.. 72V4
,.150Vi
..108!t
.. 29
...159
. 5?!4
. 91U
lOOH
.. 37H
. 7i'i
. 22H
. 40V4
. 2Mt
. 3Hi
,. W
. 61
.107'!
. 93
. 4-:4
,104l
23Lt
. 43
. 70i
. 41H
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
L'ist Drj-Lot Stn Ara tttiAj ind OtliitR
Slow tad Lowtr.
HOG PRICES TAKE UPWARD SHOOT
(linnl tiiinllty
Mind, While
I'imh mid
Itniign .Iteera Are
OtliiTN Arc l,mrr
llrlfrrs Wrnk
Mirep MrmiK hiiiI lllglter.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 2.
Receipts were. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 4,us S.ia'J
hamo day last week I.I'M) 3.cm Ii.'j.'I
H.uru! day week bolort'.,. 2,iU0 4.hUl lu.WJ
Samu three week ago... ;i,tio 5,iUl 0,'kII
Hilllli) tour Weeks ugu.... l.'.'.U 4.3M1 it, 111
Samu day lust year ,W 3,113 12.W'i
Average price paid for hogs nt Sotitn
Omaha thu past several day with toai-partsons:
1001. 19uO.lS03.iyjS.lt97.H06.lW'
August 1.
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
AUKUSt
August 12,
kUuSt IX
August 14
August 16 5 77-M 4 U7
A1IL.IIM, 1,-1 L T-l; . no'
Cl Wti,
5 7(1
b 7l14
5 ill
b ill
5 t!5
6 ttt -H
0 7a
l 74 S 00
j 15
0 IS
1 IS
6 1U
C 04
: 14
b 15,
S 04
4 191 3 7S,
4 2t 2 H
i .til A l
4 43. 3 tit
4 46
4 US
4 37
4 32
4 2
3 71
3 i(
3 M
3 6!
3 67
4 M;
t 73.1 4 D7 4 43
4 291 3 27
4 3! 3 45
I 11
6 77M,
AUKUSt It,
August 17
August 1SI
August 19
August 201
August 21
August 22j
August 23
August 2li
August K
August 20 5 97W
b K
5 SG 6 031
5 7Mi 0 02
fi S7fkl 6 01
6 91, 4 9i
5 U&
4 US
6 00
4 95
4 441 3 75
-t J-l J is,
4 301 3
4 47 3 OJ
4 liU -i 111
3
4 42
4 42
4 40
4 3S
3 G9
4 411 3 74 3 Ml
4 42 3 SI 1 3 79l 2 CS,
I 2 77 4 41
3 45 I 4 4i
3 47 2 8.1. 4 U
3 67 I S5
3 53, 2 Vt 4 61
3 4ji 3 o:!l 4 !7
3 40 2 9J 4 65
I 2 75 4 W
3 49 I I 45
3 13 2 70! 4 67
3 61 2 t0
3 6t 2 DO 4 W
3 I 2 i4 4
3 6SI 2 i 4 ii
4 1.
4 41
4 65
4 .M
I 60
I 49
4 3'i
4 30
3 70;
3 711 2 S4
3 6S 2 92
3 7J 2 fb
3 701 2 7'J,
3 7fil 2 X-i
Ji
3 73 3 SI
3 72 3 91
2 79
76
4 3:
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aue. 26.-COTTON-Snot
closed steady, He higher; middling up
lands. 8-ttc: middling culf. STic: sales. 4.498
bales. Futures closed steady; August, 7.9Sc;
September, 7-SSc; October, 7.96c; November,
7.97c; December, 7.99c; January, 8.01c; Feb
ruary, 8.01c; March, 8.06c; April, 8.04c; May,
8.05c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-COTTON-Stcndy
to Uc hlnher: no sales: mlddllntr. 8 9-liic:
receipts, none: shipments. 29' bales: stocks.
570 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 26. COTTON
firm: sals. 326 bales: ordinary. 54c: Kood
ordinary, 7 5-lCc; low middling, 8Uc; mid
dling, 815-16c; good middling, 7 9-16c; mid
dling fair, 8 9-16C, nominal; receipts, 2,390
bales; stock, 61,217 bales. Futures barely
steady; August, 8.t0iH9c; September, 8.11c
asked; October, 7.tKV&7.91c; November, 7.82W
,K4c; uecemner, 7-s2r!f7.s;fe; January, 7.S25J)
,3c: February. 7.b2(fi'7.8ic: siarcn. 7.!25D
81c.
GALVESTON. Aug. 20.-COTTON-F rm.
Cc.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aua 2.-COFFEE-Snot
Rio. nulet: No. 7 Invoice. 6c. Mild aulef.
Cordova, 8lH4c. Futures opened steady,
witn prices uncnanged to 6 points lower,
tho ensier feeling being duo to easiness In
European markets as reflected In early
cables, receipts and heavy room selling.
Alter tho opening, support from the "metnl
cllfiuc" developed, .under which prices re
covered their Ioa nnd held steady until
the close. Advices from Rrnzlllan markets
were featureless, warehouse deliveries nt
homo were moderate' and spots held to old
prices, l-innl values for futures were not
points lower to 5 Points higher nnd tho
bags, Including ScHtcmber nt 4.80JJI.S3c; Oc
toner, 4.b& i.aoc: January, s.isc; i-cnrunry,
6.25c; May, 6.45g5jjOq:' June. 6.55c; July,
5.60c; September, -1902,- 6.70g5".7oc. '
Oil and'ltosln.
OIL CITY. Pn.. Aug. 26.-OIL Credit bal-
ances, $1.25; certificates, no bid: shipments,
216,729 bbls.; average. 95,864 bbls.; runs, 173,
311 bbls.: avcrnee. 82.721 bbls.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-OII-Cottonseed.
steady: prime yellow. 40icM0Wc. Petroleum.
dull; refined, New York, J7.60; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 7.45: in. bulk, J1.S5. Rosin,
quiet; strained, common to good, J1.40JJ1.45.
Turpentine, steady, Bt?ic.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26. OIL Cottonseed,
Hull refined, firm, 24s 3d, Turpentine spirits,
stendy, 26s 9d. Rosin, common, steady,
4s lHd. Linseed, steady, 33s 6d. Petroleum,
steady, 6ic
SAVANNAH, Aug. 26.-OILS Turnen-
tine, llrm, 43c. Rosin, firm nnd unchanged.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Aue. 26. Tho demand for
staple cottons has shown some Improve
ment today nnd the general tone Is dis
tinctly hardening. Sellers in face of the
advancing market for raw cotton are grow
ing more conservative nnu in some lines ot
standard shcetlncs nrlces advanced Uc ner
yard. Rleachcd cottons uro llrm nnd coarso
coioren coons steamer, print ciotns are
very tlrm nnd wide goods l-16c higher.
prints iook line nigner prices in staples.
No change in ginghams.
Snfrnr Market.
virw vnn xr Ann- ne ct-n m
nulet: fair reflnlnc. 3(S3 7-16c: centrlfuirnl.
96 test. 4c: molasses sugar. 3 6-32c: quiet; No.
6, 4.45c; No. 7, 4.45c; No. 10. 4.56c; No. 11.
4.30c; No. 12. 4.30c; No. 13, 4.20c; No. 14, 4.20c;
suuiiiiiru j, d.iuu; coniectioners A, o.Ojc;
cutloaf. 5.75c: crushed. 6.75c: nnwdnrnd.
6.35c; granulated, 6.25c; cubes, 5.60c.
ISKW UltUKAKH, AUCT, 2li. OUUAR
Quiet; centrifugal yellow. 45T Hie : seconds,
2 1-I6y3c Molasses, dull; centrifugal, 5
iuc.
6
6 20 2
4
12 2 6
3
9 1 1
1 .. 1
12
n
tt
66 23 10
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Indicates Sunday.
Tho olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In toduy by euch road was:
Cattle. Hugh. ShccD.H'r's,
c, .M. & Ht. p l
O. & St. L 11
Union l'iicltlc System 43
C. ei N. W 1
F., E. & M. V 78
C, St. P., M. & O
R. & M 45
C, IJ. & Q 6
K. C. & St. J 9
C, R. I. & P., enst.. ..
C, R. I. & P., west.. 2
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 196
. Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of neau lnuicutcu:
Huyers.
Omaha Packlnc Co...
Swift and Company....
Cudnhy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
It. Rcckcr & Degan....
Vunsant & Co
J. L. Carey
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlngcr
Livingstone & Schaller.
Hamilton & Rothschild
L. F. Husz
II. L. Dennis & Co
V. F. Hobblck
A. S. Mawhlnncy
Other buyers
Total
CATTLE There was a very fair run of
cattle today nnd receipts Included only a
fair number of beef cattle on sale. Tho
major portion of the receipts, however, wcro
from tho range, with tho quality, as a rule,
nothing extra.
Tho market on beef cattle was a little
slow In opening nnd buyers were Inclined
to lower prices on everything except tin
Isbed dry lot beeve.x Medium eradca and
short fed steers sold slow nt generally
somewhat lower llgures. Choice rango
steers suitable for the block fetched steady
prices, while others showed a slight decline
in urlcos.
Tho market on cows and heifers ruled
weak to lower on nil medium erades. Prime
fed stock was scarce at fully stendy figures
nnd canning grades wero quotumy un
chanced nt last week's low nrlces.
Veal calves, bulls and stags showed little
change either In prices or quality.
With a reasonable number of stock cattle
at market trade was In verv fair condition,
cholco feeders nud Blockers In actlvo de
mand nt good strong prices. Off grades and
colors uro poor sellers at anv time and
prices today on tho inferior stock wero
more or less uneven Representative bales
REEF STEERS.
Rvniinrnted and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Aue. 2S.-EVAPORATEn
APPLES Out of town orders for desl-nblo
grades of evaporated apples wero fairly
numerous today and prices nro held nbovo
qutitMl basis with a llrm undertone pre
vui'iiig. State, common to good, 5'a7c;
prime, 7'4ff.c: choice. 8V4c; fnncv. He.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRt'ITS-Mnrkct
ruled Inactive nnd barely steady. Prunes.
3j;fi7c. Apricots, Royal, SHfllSc: Moor
Park, SfiRitc. Peaches, peeled, 11018c; im
peded, 0ij9V4c
KIkIii Iluttrr Mnrkrt.
ELGIN. HI.. Auir. 2C. RITTTER-FIrm nt
2oe. a decllno of lc from last week's pr'ce.
uuerings icmuy. .-(.nni ins. Hnies, iu.ujj lbs.
Output for week. 609,000 lbs.
Wool Mnrkct.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-VOOL-In steady
Vlomand; quiet: medium grades. Ili,4ffl7c;
light tine. llViJ14c; heavy tine, 9&011c; tub
wasneu, i.uiw.
Tim REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday,
August 20:
Wnrrnnty Deeds.
W. A. Rurke and wlfo to M. J. H.
Ryan, lot 20. Kelly's ndd t 200
M. J. H. Ryan and wlfo to Elizabeth
Rurke. same :no
Jacob Eggers and wife to Henry
Stendorf. lot 9. Ilarker's subdlv 600
A. H. Partridge ct al to O. H. Part
ridge, e 60 feet lots 0 nnd 7, Win-
thcr's subdlv l
Same to E. A. Partridge, o CS feet lot
1, block 2, West End ndd 1
E. D. Samson, trustee, to C. W. Hnl-
ler. undlv 4-20th block 173, Florence 15
Omaha Realty company to same, lot
4, block 6, Patrick's 2d Saratoga
add 160
Omaha Savings bank to Omnhn
Realty company. nV4 hw1 4-16-13..,. 1
O. B. Morrill to Hans Nlelson. lot 4,
block 3. Thomnpon & O.'s add 200
Untie Mies nnd husband to Samuel
Ritchie, lot 4, block 79, South
Omahn 6,500
E. M. Pearson to T. D. Crane, lots 16
and 17, block 21. Walnut Hill 1,600
Thomns Lynch and wife to Mnrv
Vundercoy. nV4 lot 3. block 6. S. E.
Roger's add ., , CM
Atlantic Realty association to E.
Harsh, lot 3. block 8. fletnls park... 3,600
Quit rial in Renin.
Oeorge Darker and wife to C W.
llaller. lot 16, block 1. Hllllkr's add. 1
nerds.
W. K. Potter, receiver, to C. W. Hal
ler, outlnt 175, Florence
R. S, Herlln, guardian, to C. W. llal
ler, lot 16, block 1. Htlllcke's add..,.
No. Av. P. No. Av. P.
45 110A 4 10 M 1381 C 50
106 1108 4 00 20 1140 6 30
60 1023 4 90 1 1240 S 40
Tl 1140 4 95 19 1272 6 49
23 1099 & 03 CO 13S0 5 60
9 9S7 6 10 69 Uli i CO
46 12S3 6 S3
COWS.
1 660 1 50 1 1030 2 SO
1 710 1 75 1 SO) 2 M
1 900 2 10 1 720 3 50
1 830 2 00 1 9i 2 50
5 940 2 10 1 S10 2 CO
1 SCO 2 25 3 900 2 60
1 940 2 23 20 933 2 65
1 550 2 30 7 1033 2 Ct
1 1020 2 30 21 931 2 70
F S14 2 23 2 933 2 75
3 933 2 10 1 1116 3 75
1 1090 2 40 1 1140 2 73
7 m 2 t: 1 890 3 00
6 551 2 43 1 1170 3 00
8 SS6 2 50
HEIFERS. z
1 410 3 00 15 614 2 90
3 COS 2 20 39 6.13 3 20
It 66S 2 SO 80.... 603 5 20
BULLS.
1 1220 2 20 1 1350 2 35
1 1130 2 35 1 1050 2 45
1 1550 2 35 1 940 2 80
STAGS.
1 910 2 CO
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
6 720 1 90 2 575 3 00
CALVES.
1 230 3 75 1 130 5 00
STOCK CALVES.
1 200 3 23 2 215 4 (0
2 265 3 25 1 100 4 50
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3
1
3
2
1.
1
s".'.'.','
io!l'.!
17....
1....
3....
3....
3....
50....
4
610
810
640
783
6S0
741
C23
600
620
9S0
,.1033
.. 4S)
.. 950
.. 512
.. 41U
.. 640
.. 5f,l
.. 770
.. 73 J
14.,
I. '.
30..
II. .
91
178
Total amount or transfers f 13,793
No. Av.
24 feeders,. 675
46 feeders.. U'W
2 feeders.. 1166
1 feeder...
1 feeder.,
Ill steers.,
40 cows, . . .
45.COW8....
4S feeders.
13 cows....
23 steerH..
2 cows....
7 heifers.
10 feeders.
6 cows.. . .
4 cows....
10 cows....
6 cows....
6 cows. . . .
10 heifers.
2 o
3 oo
2 25
2 25
2 33
2 30
2 (0
2 'i3
2 ;s
3 75
3 00
3 00
3 CO
3 ml
3 1
3 i0
3 00
3 0(1
3 15
3 15
NEBRASKA.
3...
17...
9...
45...
29...
14...
24...
3...
13...
7...
520
590
697
830
823
, ion
680
.' 658
, 730
1041
812
474
..1010
.. 627
.. 621
.. 639
... 70)
.. SO)
-.1023
3 25
3 23
3 25
3 75
3 SVS
3 :o
3 t;
3 30
8 .V)
3 50
3 V)
3 55
3 )
.1 CO
3 01
3 U
3 C3
3 63
3 13
620
. !W
. 986
.10O5
. 6IS
. SI 6
. l9ii
.1005
. 5S1
. 60S
. P9S
. 9S7
.101!)
.105.S
. !)f.li
, 810
No. Av.
2 steers,. ..ltmu
1 bull 1420
9 feeders.. Wl
1 feeder... 770
9 feeders.. ioii
21 steers. .. K
58 steers.... 9i0
3 steers... .ltt.il
12 cows 925
22 feeders.. 10.S9
61 feeders.. 921
57 feeders.. 9:0
1 steer..
9 cows..
9 cows..
37 feeders..
3 feeders .
1 steer
6 cows....
4 cows.. . .
22 cows,...
36 feeders.
2S steers...
9 cows. . . .
11 feeders.
3 cows....
2 cows....
15 cows....
20 cowfc, . . .
2 cows..,.
3 cows 105)
7 cows 107
3 feeders.. 873
IS feeders.. !)S7
22 steers.... S99
45 steers.. ..1010
70 feeders. .1036
. 93
.1020
. 913
. 861
. !'9.'i
.1053
.1036
. 850
. 9)6
. 910
.1031
870
Pr.
3 00
3 b5
3 tfl
3 00
3 25
3 20
2 80
3 20
3 65
S 15
2 55
2 CO
2 !A
2 So
2 65
2 GO
2 50
2 60
2 50
2 65
2 70
3 00
3 25
3 25
2 45
3 75
3 75
3 75
11 SO 4 '.' j
J. Wldlck-Neb.
.781 2 45
J. II. Manahnn Neb.
. 917 2 40
William Otto-Nob.
767 3 B0 8 heifers..
764 i 75 3 cows....
ft-.D 2 75 3 cows....
I . niiviiu I II o l.
1 Str. Tex 1010 I 25 I steers. . 1107
t II. HolllnKsworth Neb.
20 steers. .. .115.1 4 15 I steer !'
Whlto L. & O. Co.-Neb.
5 cows,... 1015 2 60 Jcows. ...910
60 feeders. 58S 3 70 47 ff oilers . H9
Western Ranches-8. I).
8S steers. ...1117 105
Kll Hwallow-M. U.
922 2 65
Hummel & H. W'yo.
1060 2 60 1 steer 1170
4 10 6 cows .
f Hhaw-Wyu.
3 W 1 bull.,,
5 feeders, ,
61 feeders.
1 cow
1036
'.111
123")
55
91.1
9-10
63 cows..
1 cow
18 steers..
9 ctcer.,
.1021
J.
.1102
ID)
...l.'W
Pr.
3 00
2 50
3 45
2 90
2 20
3 20
3 45
3 10
3 40
2 10
3 15
2 40
2 (rt
2 CO
2 10
2 60
2 CO
2 60
2 70
3 fO
3 20
3 23
3 60
3 10
.1 75
4 00
2 90
2 75
1 75
4.2S
1 15
2 00
3 25
4 2t
3
2 64
1 rows
I heifer
I lirifcr
W fefiW
Ji slwrs.
Ill cows
1 "leer .
I lipfTVr
ft
Iret rm
I row
Mont
.1 in.
s
lefts
276 912
832 1,004 746
1,371 601 1,743
333 1,334 1,810
327
147
23
122
226
60
17
323
30
42
7
10
cos .... 5C3
4,744 3,761 4.S92
9 Id
3 ll
M It)
IITJ .1 !!
1x17 3 u)
I). I'm 1 1
Hi" 3 1H
ISO 3 10
IHHIM Till' wee 4 otielis Willi ulil re.
relpts and a sharp iidvinu'n In prlee ami
n sirntiKi iiciiNi' iii'iiuiiiii t.ipenuiM bliU
were only a shniln belter Mild mini" nf His
early snlrs were only u lltiln hinder ihnii
Saturday, but wllh slrnnurr reports (rmii
other markets prices inpldly itilviinred nud
.viosiiiK iigurrs were miiw niKiuT limn
W.itUlilit)',
There was no special rltiinxri in tiunllly
or weights unci light supplies went clilrMy
reppiiiipiiui' mr nit' siruiiK niiviinrn in
irires. The mux unlay wen at lll'34o i.
attains! a bulk Saturday of M.fuMiAfti. llm
lilghest prices paid In sumo weeks. Ilepre.
Keiuuvivn sairs:
Hh. Pr. No,
M 5 5 M .
120 5 90 94..
72..
61..
I
I row
P.V1
,ltm
. MO
mo
t'O LOIIAUII
TO
i Ire
1 10
lltll
ii) I ti
No.
61.
tl..
1 .
61...
...
70...
82...
31...
63...
81...
76,..
'il...
63...
4...
53...
6S...
47...
61...
67...
53...
A
. 171
. 222
. IM
...172
.. 113
.221
'.'.'.2H
...29
...261
. . ,2C0
...2M
...208
...278
...216
...5H
...191
...211
...235
...216
...22.'.
...288
...211
...242
...270
...270
...211
...V,3
40
5 !)
6 90
6 'l
& 9.'H
I, K
i n
i 93
3 93
h 93
6 9.1
5 9)
f. 93
5 95
5 93
3 91
5 07' ,
3 97',,
5 97Vj
J' ti
6 "it
3 MS
5 W'l
3 I7'i
6 V.'i
S 97',
A
.... JM
2I
.... V
Rl
311
nt
o
14
tto
M)
4-1
m
mo
Itn
( 24
68 1H
68 24f
61 IOI
71 J
61 ,l
71 114
t 1U
It Ill
61 26H
76 lit
58 M
67 114
5S 173
(2 348 f)
t.6 W7 ...
71 M9 8-1
77 Ml ...
42 Ill ,,.
61 284 . .
66 248 . .
SHEEP The supply was only fair: In
fnct, was rather light for the opening of
tint week nnd quallly nbout the same nn
heretofore. Mutton sheep were In very
fair request ut prices strong in n ill me
hlcher than last week nml trade uhh
reasonably active.
rue receipt or iambs were lust nbout
ciiual to the demand and values Acre irm-
ornlly steady nt recent quolalliius. Tlin
market on sheen ruled active and stroilK
and un lambs rather slow but stonily.
uuotatlnns. Choice year nits. J.I.MHri.m;
fair tn good yearlings. 13.334(3.60: chnlre
-wethets, 13.3511 J.M); fair to good wethers,
J3.1613.25; choice owes, 12,75113.00; fnlr In
cooil ewes. i.'.jmi.Mm: cud lm snrlnc lainlis.
$IX46.(0; fair to good spring Inmbs, II I'll
4,75: feeder wethers, 12.76tf.tM; fieilcr
minus, U.WUJ.W, Representative snu-si
Pr.
t 97
I ff't
n-n
t 1,
m
v
I 9IVi
6 M
6 III
6 0
4 II
6 10
6 il
8 (
r. in
8 in
6 in
6 ii
6 DO
6 Wl
il m
6 nut
6 "l't
6 fi
6 A3
fair;
iNo.
WO western feeder yearlings....
61 natives ewes
10 native ewes
31 nntlvo ewes
1 sine
28 ewes, yearling ,
1 ewe, yearling
I Idaho ewes
157 Idaho owes
.11 Idnhn ewes
207 Idaho ewes
9 Utah ewes ,
801 Idaho wethers ,
121 Idaho wethers
121 Idaho wethers,.
13S Idnhn wethers, yearlings
4.t rian wrtiicrs ,
161 T'tah wethers
178 Utah wethers
995 Idaho yearlings
3CO Idaho lambs
396 Idaho lambs
U3 Idaho lambs
A V.
in
in
92
1'IJ
160
, 73
, 70
Po
105
pit
102
117
ni
88
91
81
VO
lfll
102
M
61
61
62
Pr,
1.1
1 7f.
2 3i
2 00
2 f'l
2 M
2 80
3 10
n io
3 (O
3 IO
3 IO
.1 30
.1 .VI
.1 60
3 60
3 60
3 60
3 ro
3 65
4 60
I 60
4 f.i
CHICAtiO LIVE HTOUIC .MARKET.
Cattle Roml to NtroiiK lings anil
.Sheep llluher.
CIIICAOO. Aug. 26.-CATTLE-Recelpl.
22.000 head, lucludlnc ( head Texans nnd
3,800 head westerns; good to strong, others
stenuy to slow; nutclierH stocK iirm; 'rex
nns. strong: westerns stow: good to prime
steers, J5.30ifjti.3i): poor to medium, UMp
b.Z; stockers and feeders, steady, ;.2Mf
4.23; cows, 12.40ft 1.30; heifers. 12.601(1,85;
cauners, slow, Sl.2.12.35; bulls, chi Ice shniln
nigner. otner sow. 2..Mi i.,ii: calves,
steady, 13.(01)6.00; Tesas steer, strong,
It.OO'JiS.OO: Texas grasn steers, 13.40U3.7b;
western steers, J.l.ifiv ls.
nuns Receipts, .v,wi iieno; tnninrrow,
2.000 hcnil, rstimnteil: left over. 3.600 henil:
active, fully 10c higher: top. I6.ro: mixed
and butchers. 5.75'i6.40; good tn choice
heavy. l5.9tKii6.50: rnjah heavy. l.i.7tn(i.8j!
lluht. S5.TlMrifi.2T: hulk of sales. Ifi.fKHi6.2u.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Rece tits. W.OOO
bend; sheep, 10c higher; lambs, WiM'
higher; good to cliolco wethers. jX2.il! t.oo;
fair to cholco mixed, 3.otvi(3. 10; western
sheep, 13.0Mi3.90; yearlings, fcl.S-W MO; na
tive lambs. i3.lKt5.2-: western lambs. 13.9011
6.10.
onlfilim lMHiiifii( Nn. I OpInliMt by
iViind t; ,- ftiwfUKi. .
I. -V ilntt Jiftfif tnnl In a foterle urn
nil, undsi il -a Mf, I'mlf t'lvil I'm ul
His, Its II stum) print lii IHtT. wnli nut rr
fiiPHi liersuse iml renilfteil IIMIMCdlrt elv
tisili rnmltiii In nf ilir feimrl nf sale, wl ere
trmtprsi) ol I he ii-rm si wlilili roiiOrtint hut
Ylf llllll
i II "its iml tir.rn.Hii m piocciillllits iin
ilsr siirh sei llmi In inliinllrnle In Hip fi rr
rliiniire ilet'te" Hie llnl'llily nf Ihn par les
ili'feililnill III inrl mi, lielU'lMiey I Milt
liuiihl srerns upmi snle mnli llulilllly tulxhl
lie HllKSifil irnperH nfter snle
J A fill. Ill, I II, III., ,1m..,..., II. ..I .1 J. ,. lt,M
iWdiHlmiln liilil ilirrllnri Hie nnu Ig.l I t
irrniim's ittiii iisoiiuii'il ami iigrefil in uty
III- ill-Id (! ii tllti lent Mil. III. uf hi la
'l II) i ileilrlsni'V Jinlguirnl
i. ,.iiii'iinii mr iii-iieieni y jinmin nt
it dm .Hills whs ninile properly liv inollon;
n VertllMl pellllmi nml service of nroii'SS
lliersiiii Here Mill tcqillreil.
Nn K'Hrt lliiwllns iiiMlnl Anlnu r-
llllsell ItrelvliiM Aneliiiliiii l!rr,.r li.,m
Unite Ili inlHl'iii t'liiutniisliiiier's npm on.
mi I (iplnli'ii by I'diiuil, i Not n pur . i
, I AMUnntmiis In Itn- pellllmi In itrir
Hull Iline were "frreiftilurllles In .Ii,- t tn.
r'ei nf Ihr , niirl by wllli'll Hie ilefr id
iiiiu mi in pfi'vmiieii rrom tinving n f Ir
mul nml Unit Die i-niirl irrer In nverrnl
lug a nn. Hon fur n new trial, mnli tn tl.m
cmilsliiliiK i-,..il gtminiN, am each t m
iiiiienil In rnie hmj iiuesi Ions for review
1 II Is not ni rurfl' irrnr for the coo t
It) send fur u jurv Mlili-li has been de I
ruling fur smm- iline sinl inquire as to 'ho
tejisnu nf lis lint iigreelug
I. llmtiNrh nr nuinp mlitrrsiril lo lie
pinitl whli'li ore iml shown to have l n
iiihiIs for I'ffrrt iipnq jh jur;' nor nihil'
tvlse I Ini n In -IiiihI fill ill nml were ot
tii...ftrlly preJiiitlreil ate nn Kmunds
reversnl nf n iKlgineiit
I All llislrilrilntl. Mlvmi III Mil requrvt f
n iml ty. nisi Hie jury limy eniMider a rn.
lulu rlri'iiiiiiiiitu'e In vl-lftu't-, togeii r
wllh nil nlher evlilrnre In the rase, di i
lint nf iirieolly lieeutlln erriui'i.us been'i"0
Hie eiiiiri iiflerwiiril nil lis nwtl Hmtlon I -strurin
u ileinii ii i8 lii nhni llm Jury nny
take n,i iireniinl, millinerntlllg, altl" if
inner inins He i-iri lliniliinrrs in queslir
i.rriu in i nt i rip' till
iiuerem in
prayer Hi'
rtired by reniltiliiir
no iqp ,'iri iliuoiiuirrs m quesiir .
In liiftriii'tlUK Hie Jury lo Im-lin
In lhlr verillfll. Hiorit belni;
herefnr In in pellllon, may n
Milli ( Tn lie A r in a In llrliclo.
NEW VnllK. Aug J Infonnallon hH
hern iibtnlnoil liv ilRi-lllo nf (tin Colnniblm
gnvernmeiil, iiin'irdliiK In Hie Tribune, th't
a vessel Ipiw Ml n New j.rse port hi I
ln-eii engaged by Hip Inoiirgenls fur a III -blistering
expedition This ship, It Is l.nl. ,
Is In nirry a pari of llio riinslfnmrnt f
IUo rllles. ntuinutilHiin wtnl men, for uhl i
(li'iiernl 1'rlbf rrllm telegraphed recent -in
II. J. Ilesirepu, his rrprcsenlntlvu In tl
illy,
llnroao Arr llelnolnlrd,
HT. LOtMM, Aug. W All Ihr hornrs' nw -ms
slall'ineil at Kllilneh, whose hnrs i
were iiiilliiwnl fur raring over turf congrei
trneko, were unlineil this inornlug by tlci
era I Mnniiger Murphy nf that track th t
Ihey hud been reinstated liv the West"- i
.loekey club ntld llm I their entries won I I
be received fur tomorrow's races This n
lion will put Wo sililltl'inol liorsen, which
linil been walling nt the track, Into the
races.
11 1 k I'ltnl Mine on I'lre.
IRWIN. Pa, Aug. M-A fierce fire t,
burning In llm Orniu mine nt llrrmtnl- at d
the Humes CMIiniit.be rnnlrollnd, Water was
turned In yesterday about noon, but wit
out nvnll. It lo expurled Hl.it It Will requl o
several days to exllligiilsh Ihn lire. No n -t
was In Ihn mine when It took lire. n,-
Ocean mlun Is one nf i.i miulppoil tn
Ihn hlluinllinus reulnn nml the loss will in
large.
I'relKliI Wrn-U on niiln IN.
TOPEICA. Kan., Aug. 26.-A weslbnu I
Hiintn l"n frelghl wn wrecked hv a broki i
nxle nt (Vilsr Point, Midway between Er
porla and Newion, nt an early hour th 1
morning Eight ears wero drrsiled nnd tl '
track blocked, llrakemnu L, E Selgler t
Euiimrla was caught under tint wrcckng
nud killed,
Piilaniieil Ii) t'nrlmlli' Arid.
RltfiHEV. In.. Aug. 2fl.-lrn' Oodfrey., a
farmer, ngnl ri yenrs. died yesterday fron
tho effect of rnrbollc seld poisoning. Whl i
tinder Ihn Inlllirnrn nt liquor the bottle :
nrld broke In his picket mid the, liquid
became mixed with Die llmtor.
Kansas City Live- Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 0,000 natives, t.frti Texans nnd OO
cnlvcs: best cattle steady, otliers easy to
a shade lower; cholco export and dressed
beef steers. 15.IOli5.SO: fair to good. II. foil
5.40; stockers nud feeders, !2.90ff 1.23; west
ern red steers, 3j.Jo)ii.ij; western range
steers, i3.WH.fi0; Texuns and Indians, 12 7.,
ii 1.00; Texas cows. 12.355J2.75; native rows,
12.50JH.ro: heifers. 3.2615,fO; canners, Jl.COJf
2.40: bulls. 12.264.(0: calves. 13 00H,7B.
HOOS-Recclpts, 3,600 head! mnrKei filf
10c higher; top, 16.30; bulk, 16 oof (6.26; hrnvy.
I6.20jj6.30; mixed porkers, 16.tW86.2ri; light,
i5.60fi.io: pics. ii.wrf5.D0.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpls. 8,000
head; market 6fH0o lower; sheep steady to
strone: nniDs. n.mni.w: nntivo wetners.
13.25!S3.60; western wethers. 13.10fl3.60; owes,
12.75513. 10; StOCK slieep, 12,r?2.i6.
St. Louis Live Stock .Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
3.000 hend. Inrlnillnir 2.S00 Texans: market
steady for nntlves to stronir and active for
Texans: native shipping nnd export steers,
14.755ifi.90; dressed beef nnd butcher steers,
)3.iu'ii.mi; siecrs unner i,f mn., t.i..r.n.i"i
uliu-liura nnd feeders. 12.0Mf4.(lO: canners.
Jl mv,2 ".r.: tmlls. 12.2.i'd3.2.V. Texas nnd Itldli.n
steers, 13.25JM.20: cown nnd heifers, I2.16lf
3.45.
linns Reeelnts. 3.M0 head: market
strong to 5c higher; pigs nml lights, ts.SMf
11.00: nnekers. 15.90fl6.i: butchers 16.1M6.40.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 1.700
head: market steady; native muttons, 12. u
$13.25: lambs, 13.25o.tX): culls and pucks,
il.75Q3.00; stockers. ll.6iMZ2.n-'.
New York Live Stock Mnrket.
vpn' vnnif in,. v. iil.irt'i."Htii,
..... ". ....... ...
celpts, two days, 5,00) head; sternly nit
around: native steers, 14.20fi6.7flj stags nnd
oxen, 12.eoft4.60: bulls, 12.501(1.20; dry cows,
9l.u.j((j.-o. (.allies iiiicii!iii;en.
UAIiVKB-iicccipis, iwn uuyn, a.uui iirmii
veals steady, other cnlvcs 'Jc lower; all
som; veins, ji.wuio.w per i.'i ins., irw hi
13.25: grasscrs and buttermilks, ll.IWjrJ 75.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Receliits, two
davs. 15.000 head: active; sheep nml comui"n
nnd medium Inmbs Uo hluher; nil mid.
sheep, 12.O04l3.iR; lambs, 11,26116.00
IIOOS Receipts, two davs S0) head,
higher; prlinn state hogs, M.IOflil 15.
St. .Inorph l.lir Stunk .MurUi'l,
RT. JOSEPH. Aug, 16. CATTLE lie
celpts, 2.4KO hend; market steady tn strong,
natives, 13.l'Ki6.1s0: cotvs anil heifers, II n4i
4.75; bulls and stags, K.noifl.M: slotkcrs
and feeders, 12.0011 1.00! veals, K.iMtl,.,
HOOS Receipts. 2.K0O head; light and
light mixed, 15.K54r6 2o; medium nml lienvj.
16.O0fla.3,',; pigs. 13.(015,15; bulk, KIM16 It.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpls, I.IOI
head; market steady, lambs, Hti-nc'y In 10c
lower.
StneU In Sluhl.
Tho following table shows the reeelpts
nt ..III. tirw.M f.ml uli-nli ill llln lice l.rlll
clpal llvn stock markets Aukiihi J
Cattle. Il". Sheep
South Omaha I.it J-'"
Llptnii Tint Mnlil Out,
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. Sir Thomns Llr
Inn said todav Ihern was no foumlntlnn fr
thn pulillsheil report thai he snld he hn I
been sold out In his previous attempt t
win Ihn America s etui by a member of h n
crew
WABASH EXCURSIONS
$13.00 u",""or:.f.'ia $i3,oo
OR (-'levelnnd nnd return OC QK
8DiOU on snl Hrpt. 8 to 12 ODiQU
CHI New York city nnd re- PQI
ijol turn, on snlu dally wul
Tho s bo vi. rates via Ihn Wabash
frotr Chicago. For the U. A. R. ell
cninpnint nt Cleveland, O., have your
tickets rend via tho Wabash to De
troit and thrnrn via tho I), & C. Nav,
Co., to Cleveland, a beautiful trip
ncross l.ako Erie. The Wnhash ruin,
on It' own tracks from Kansas City,
St. Louis nnd Chicago to Hurra lo.
May special rates will bo' given djr
ID4, tho summer months. Stopoveis
allowed un nil tickets nt Niagara FnlU.
Un sure your tlckots rrnd via the
WAIIASH ROUTE. I'or rntes, fold
rr und other Information, call on
rour nearest ticket agent or write
tnrr E. Moores, Ocnl. Agent, Pass,
lvpt., Omaha, Neb., or C S. Cranti,
U. P. U T. A Ht. Louts, Mo.
it.-
. mm
tm
.10
i
Every Womar
ii iuirrriiii nnn unoum kbow
ttlxiul titj HumUiful
MAIWL Whirling Spray
PSlT Iiflf.. Injtr.
Iton if .mtiion. iifti hr
rtl MfMl C7nnTntn..
nil, uall.
iil Ittr limil rr 1 1, 'n.
II h ntntmt ' p . r IM VS
iiiiin., r.'ii no y,
luom'tni nkik it run
Inll naitlmlara an I rflrHlMit In
ruliiotila lo lAfllo. yt X II V:l, t'O,
It'inm l " i-
Chlcnco
Knusas Cltv
St Louis ....
St. Joseph ...
M.IMI
ln.om
3,! o
2.IM1
.l0
Jfi
3.-0
J.KO
yio
,)
l.0
i r.
Totals
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SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
No, inrXi. Chlcngo. Rork Island ft Psrlnr
Railroad Company against Anderson el s
Error from Hnrtiy Atllrniid t 'nnu nl" 'it
er's opinion, liepnriment No. 7 opinion
by Oldham, C Reporlei . ,
I, A railroad company In bulldlns 1 1 rl
has no rlsht to obslruel imliitj
courses nn.l must cnnslruct n"'''
drain with u proper gnnle Hi ri try IT '
water from curb naturnl slmam wlibn u
cr""n.I'n.1(. nrn reroveinble by s Isnd
owner'agafpst ."mIIwk com.'-nv ..r 1 1
taliilng an, Insultlclenl rtilveri r '''," 'J
nil embankmelil, wherebv Ids
ft oiled, although ilamaKe. m
rrrovered by plaintiff "r Ids grsiitor for
U, loeallon of' the fond I. ....n ":
nues then recoverable were I" Hlimiel
upon h" theory th r-'"' . "2 1,1 ..V
eonMriiete.l und nmlnUli'") In s fesoHsbly
proper and skillful maimer
1 X Tim right t Ismages fr sii nbslrui
Hon of n stream I'V nn Insnrrir jnl etilver
or drain does nt Hi-'-rtie when the rllrd
Is bulll, but hen Hie overrinw nelusily
rrNo"(pni I rsry ngslnsl llueW Rir-r
Rom DoucUi. ARlnnttl. Comuitttlvntr
Famous Waukeshn
There Is no more Justly ftmoiis heat i
snd plessur rtiort Ihsn Waukesha, in 1
nnu here will be lojnd totter service, i.
more beautiful locstlnn, or greater oppo -tunltles
fjr stnuiement snd rnt than t
FOUNTAIN SPRING HOUST.
I'or llltutralel buokht am rates, a.
ilreti, J. O. WALKIIU, Mgr., WsukcsU .
Wis.
ln,k l
Men Wanted B
Ladies Wanted .
nn. It ' suo"!
FREE ffl!HVS?$&XxV
tt r rtt riinj t
4 4 M B4lt I
MOLER'S
COLLEGE)
HlanfIUs
if44k)(
1. 1 hi. no lv itfci i nr u renovator. I-'reesso
LtaSsStailu Ur,. & Ki,lSMtog, W. .
, - - 1 !- .
nt ii:rt mrr.Mt iiksti
WALL STREET
.Hi, lie) VS 1 1 l,Mril Ills) HiHilhlr Hsturl
Th Invtalur's Puna Pats ttutnl.Monthi .
Tii Oldrat e.lalillnbrij America, t )
rerlintaU-holdfr ryar last t cent. Pa -tnnnts
mad to all auixcribera every i
lays. Nu Iruuhl. Nu diiy. Mam r
Mfutidi-d on lUmand Writs toduy t r
parittuUrv, (r lo stir iUt.
I , Ii. Ml ,l 4 A CO.,
Hiidaim IIiiIMIi.m, ,w VnrU.
1i,-ta inH,
Boyd UommiaHion Co
lucreftnrs In Jair It Word tt Co.,
(MAll MM
COMMISSION
(illl I'NIIVIslOX 4 hMt STOCKS.
Una id r Trad HMlldlns),
)lrel lfs lo Chlcaitr nit New Yot
.gi;euJtm. Jtu A, lYmrm h Co.
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