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TKTj OMAHA DAILY JJEEs TIIUTISPAY, AUGUST 20, 1001.
ClMMI;HCIAI, AM) FINANCIAL
Afffn fAiii mmmi mm wtAKtu
UhMl MmIM W ! ttllh IHIiItM
Martini- Mr""lr p)mp-.imis
I i mm ll'ltti HM IMNaf
MMlMt'r'Mll"M lr4
' III All H f M f
lills. mafltfl mi (ill ll'HM itf Tfrtrt"
i Mr dii'l an ral' dMnm lf
t, . u.,....4 all ,llft,l llAAlllltr Mllll I'l'lS.
i m v Hi nf(nf -IimI (To-ed 4"
I
.ili.t Mala M '.'.II IdKSr. Mr III M llfil
fiMtl iMifti l' 7Hh Vmt al lt-t
"..i riiM wink it III" "p'tilux ni'l
i a Hf (i -IhkI lower, Ilio Icn r fen-
ii iimum I tin heavy tiiiMliwe-i ci Mpt.
lr Mi. imiIiixkm (if dm mrniftli in
I III rf'I'l feflifH or K'l'll (NNII ll-IIIMIMI,
I in at li'ii'iili Hint llx.w VfirK, i-lt" l'
iir-il till' llf (ill it ilrrlllif lit Oorn fitld
i niH 'iHrHil" support tlm rimrkrt
WMhelist sraln Liquidation Wflft tlm irn
Mlllnr (nluti', wild tin llltli buying 'In
f a on lofffiitifir iii-miI UflUo lower nt
rffVi and lifter mi eariy advance l
7"-,'M prleea gradually hh, the low
twiiii Ii'Iiik fftiMl nt IV4l. Tho rlo-o wn;
4 lowar at fl'r rieilliiuitd Hriiriinre- of
wh-at and Hour weni Miml to ('
tnHht". wlllla fl limitl'iltd were report d
tuNxn for P-piift Primary receipts
I 4,oi hlishela, rili'ii'iril vi llli ".lll.iw
i ihI n year ngn Minneapolis and pti"
I Hit reported rrilpl f ni7 ours, nunlnnt
t mm lnl wrk nml i cum it year
iu Ixifiil rePelpia wrro 121 cars, with
mly nri-i of pommel -trnile , .... ,
Thrri wax rmisiilnrnliln strength exhibited
arly lit grain, brought about by renewing
mostly on short nrrntint Iirnf I'm" p'l
tnitnv cfirnriilititi'iii timmn liulln
pfunl in uiiloiid iliKlr holdlMKiti InMucm
y III rrlMtlv(ily hth iirlinnry rm.nltiln,
ropuri'il liniriivriiif nt In crop eonilltlmm
mill lnw pxvntl (irmwtKi. ami a rrncilnn
t'lllowoit, I f rniriltr iijiiil HIiH" lower
In UKIfn llUhrr ,tt td'ilUV,',. llllVHIierit to
MUllMx, liilir ilffllllllllK 10 Mr Tim cln
hii ii hIiiiiIm Mliiivn III" l"W point of ton
ility lit MIMHi, n li of P. Hecnlptri
wf lot i-.irn, Willi nix of mintruct Rrmln,
Out mpprlpori-il th wiitin tip itnil downn
nit corn utrotiK early, Imt littfr xlinwliii;
n ilrrllim of I runt from tlio top. 'I'miHn
win only tnoilcrittP, with country m-HIn.
l)M'iliilrt'r nitiK"! Iidtwciin :iV) nml V aid
tlio cluiui wim Su lower ut KUc IticclptH
wi ro tw I'nfH,
I'rnvUloMn iipctiril Htfiuly, with pili'cH a
liti1n lowt'r Tim friitnro of ttm tritillMK
wint ttm ItipililMtloti ri'Kiiltliuc from tint
ktciiily nilvMiim on liotli nciirtiy nml ilc
fcrrnl iiKllvcrli-H ilnrliiK ttm limt wvU,
Tim rlofilfiR prlrrH wir Iov.it nil iirotiml,
Jitlilliiry pork Hnnlnu lowiir nl MM, niter
riijinliiK lMilwiit) ll.J7t iiinl mjb. t.anl
nolii ljrlwil U,T2k nrt U.Mf, pIomIIik Cn
Iomit l H.TIHHl.tl. RI1i rloirt THc lower
nfttr illlii tioturwn V.Vt unit ll.m.
RAtlmnliirl rurttpt fnr tnmorriiwt M'hit,
lift mrii rnrn, .110 mrn cutu, IK runt, hott,
li.iyni Imrt.
Thft I a i1liif fiiturti rantnd an follow!
Arileli-n I Opn. nih.liw7Tcioi,Ttti'y'.
Hnt.
l)f i,
May
Corn -
Hi-pt
I lor
Mxy
null
Hrp
I IPC
Mny
J'orK
Hrpl.
Mel
Jiltii
Irftril-
Htpt.
((
Jnn,
llllu-
HPt.
Oct
Jnn.
WW lot !"' U 'fh w ol'n'lr t
IKyi'ftMWW All (Iflfitflc ff l?! ! wns
rl il In l.omlm) lid tiflcp oh tovrinn to
Ail Ml tOt JlllllfM ''oppff III Mitiliotl (1-
'IomI .1 oil iimlf (i lit'-R of ImyeM nnd
Uft'lKullr itdr 111 lofiO fll 01 Km for
!" rtht l.inW for ftiinr'
TlVf7JfW!
mi
tVAim
3li
3S
11 2i)
II 30
IS IS
b0
37
it v,
7 W
35H'
37U1IS
ti an
II Z7HI
ID 41
T7W
77',i
1 sili
! 37l
7 '.
7IH 7IJ .73
1!
2.114
3."
II i:u
11 IS I
f3Uftf,4 74
54ii nr.-tiff.'.
MS
33H
374
II 174
II 3D
IB 374
!t ! 1 n :m
8 724 6 75
8 274
8 324
785
8 274
7 M
3(
374
II 25
II ,V.
15 24
8 10
8 074
8 10
8 r,74
8 I7,4
7 024
No, 3
1'iinli ouolitllnnn wrrr ni fnllown:
I'l.OIUl-QiiIxt, ilttll: winter patontn. $.1.40
fjl.to, uprlliK pntrnlM, J.1.0KJ3.3D; clcnm, J1.70
JiJ pi. Kprlim aiicnlnla, St.af 1.30: patcntn.
J HlrJ.7ii atrnlslilH, lI.H0f(3.3); bnkcrit. 12.20
2 j,
WIIHAT No. .1 uprlnK, 67iffi9o; No. 2
ml, 7lWc
roitN -No 1 yellow, 55y,Ti554n.
OATH-No. 2, .IITUir.r; No. 2 white. 37i
J7r, No. 3 while, SMitlUc.
ItVlJ No. ;. Wc.
IIAIthKV Kiilr to eholcn mnltlnir. E8'2c.
HCKDH -No. I northwentprn, 11.02: prim
timothy, ll.li; clover, contract Krnilp, 10.75
PHOVIfltONH-Meaa pork, per hbl., 111.20
tiii..u. irfini, per n 11m., N.nsr((s.,5i. Stioit
rllm nlil.'H (lifiH), Hl51i8..ir. Ory snlteil
hoiilnr!i (lioxeil), 17.25U7.GO. Hhort clear
alilm (ligxptl). .85V95.
U'HIHKY-lliiulK of h(Rh wines, 11.30.
RrOAH-Ciit lonf. lie; RrnnulntfJ, 5.52c:
eunfecllnncrn' A, 6.33c: off A, 6.21c.
r'lillnwlnic are tlio receipts ami hlpmnta
1111 liJiinri,
Itecelptn. Blilpment
I'lnur. hill..,,,,
Wheat, htl.,,,,.
Corn, bti.
,!.. 1...
Wfl VII .., ,
Ityp. ti...
Uarley. tin ,.
.... Hl.fft) is.too
37!.(ilK) 3K.I00
,4i7,oi .ns.oo
4ii,imi) m,n
n.i 3.(wi
75.(100
Oh lha Produce etchnncn imlnv tlm hm
ter market wmh eniler: creameries, lift 9 c:
dnlrle, 131117c Cheese, sternly at iW10ic.
HS iav'IV1 lnil,
m:w voiik ji:.M:itAf. MAnitiiT.
Munlntliins nt the llajr on Varlnna
CnnnHoilltltia.
NKW YoniC. Allar. 2S.-1TIX)UH-Hecelpts,
p.0 tihls.i exports, 5.S41 hbls.; firmly
lippl, lor uiKjve tiuyers- views; win
ter patents, M.0O3.); winter stralhtH,
J3iUt, winter extras, 12.5O12.R0J winter
jiruiirn, j.iu; ,-tiinnesoia patents,
117J1M.li Mlimrnota bakers. 12..C413.15. ltyc
nuiir, nirnur, niir Hi kdiiii, ...) l( J.13; cnolce
to fancy, llaHfj.Cn.
COHNMi:.l, Dull, yellow western, 11.19:
rlty. 11 17. Ilranilywlne, 1.1.30.1.50.
Ilvn-Kasler. No. 2 western, 614c, f. o. b.
afluat. StHte. 'MVai. C. I. f.. New Tnrk
r ----- - .
carlots,
HAItl.P.Y-Dtlll, feeding. 52c e. I. f.,
lltiffaln, maltltiK, VffV. c. I. t Iluftalo.
WIIKAT Iteceints. 59.100 bo. Boot market
No, 2 red, ie, f. o. b., ulloat; No. 2
ini iihc cirvaior; jxo, 1 nortnern iiuiittn,
7;t, f o. h., iillont) No. 1 hard Uuluth,
f-V.r f o P.. afloat. Ontlons oneneil ensv
on account of laric northwest receipts;
recovering they had a ool advance on
firmer rahU, a demand from shorts and
larxe seaboard clearances, but Mnnllv
yielded axaln to renllilnic. closInK rathsr
wesk, Jjr net decline. Hoptembsr. 7S1
irit. tirani ill ic, vctomtr, JSHJIibc,
t osed at 7Hc, I)etember, 77 MWf J7ic,
ilo'ed at 77ic
, COIIN llecelpls. 71,900 In : exports, lO.V,
till. Hlwlt. enav. V,t f fjUJ. a.i,ninv .....i
i'!' ' .": Hflont. Options opened 'ofT a
llttlo with wheat, but became strong on
rnnipn. some nuiusn crop advices, south
west Iniyllix and arnernl coverlnr. IjiI.t
It turned weak with wheat und rinsed '41
n iiiirt oriuruHicr. WIS1wlC,
rlosed nl fttC, December, !itJ62c, closed
at ,1.e
OATH IteCAliils, w,(io bu.( exports. 140
No 2 White. UMitOUri N. i uhli.'
tfaek, mixed western, 3fc track, white!
."3HP Options Irrexular and fairly no
li e foilrtwItiK corn.
1IAV flten.ly, shipping, 7oa.7Sc good to
l h' lb e, JSTlJiV
I turn- Kasyi st:ite, rommon to choice,
I9iii crnj. lltlllcl ls. WHIci olds. i3o. Pni
ltli? coast. 1M crop, lltICc; 1!K), 6BU01
flits, UtiJc
IIIUKH- Rleadyf nalveston. 20 to 2!i lh..
t California, 11 to lbs., 194o; Texas dry!
LI I 1 M lbs 114c
UKATIIC.H Hte.nly, hemlock sole, Iluenoi
Ars, luht to heavy weights, 2.14J(4i ,
ft"M JSStiltie
I l:tiVliiiNrt.-lieef, firmj fancy, 111 So
1I1W, mess, f9.VVII0.rt). beef ham. 120H(
ii, parket 110,50, pity eitra India mess,
J WlllfV Cut meats uulet, nlckled bel-
n i"i., pirsien snouiilers, 7 0OJf7 25;
He kid hum 111 Ijird. easier, western
fiy'i"' .l,'V,, fn"I:V nUtt continent,
toa It
try imjm. rr). .vwaue.
r Ihm
,HUTTPR Heila, MI fksjs.l barely
stss.ty ui. ,iur, imtct tamtryV lr
Jura oaekel fartorf. UViirliHo
rilKRHK Kecefpts. i.lJa pCaa.i slnw and
lanpx irg) coiormi, ppi rancy largo
MI, tif fanty smalt coloreil, c. fanoy
(P.l while SUe '
K'palpl', .SW pkgs 1 ilrnu stala
r, r'nw, inrnv, western csn.iieil.
ft 'te. western tmpandled, lllimjc
nil'lAtlt Ally. Mlrlv stsa.fv, springs.
'JUiP turkys. loci fowls. y, Dressed.
"Ul.Mir..fPt,n,l"' l fowls S4filO4.
MRrAI.H- In JjKaJ melal circles tin ruled
!V.6,.,, ''.fl' about steady,
with lh asking rata somtwhat higher,
walla buysrt ifuJ to bU any mors thn
The eon-
I'M frtrt rht w fetufptt(i and noinlnnlly
uririininpii sr un no ror l.aKP B l
lifffor ajiil KUfl.8iU for cnsiltig nnd
alwIfiiUllc. .fiertii was dull and unrlmnr.cii
nl tioliipnml abfpnd, cIofImk at 14 374 and
;IMty9(l feppeflvejv. HpeRer rilled Itiac
Ijt. Iilt nlmtlt sternly nt ll.flVi. The I-on-don
Irirtfket wna tlfiphniigeil nt 17 Iron
PonfltlllP IflrtMltnnle nml notnliml nl MOW
," " F"r PIR. iroii war runts, No I nortnern
oundfy, j ri.wiyls.fi, new foundry, Ut-vm
.(.Mi.Nii. I .foundry, iiotithern, Ill,"fll5.2.;!
In I folliulrv. snullieen anri. II I 1 VlTi.
Olasgow M'nrrnnts closed nt Ma M and Mid
fllMli'ifiiimh at Vk,
iimaiia w 1 1 mTina a i, n m a it k ut.
f iindlMmi of Trade hmiI annlnllnna on
.1riile nnd I'aiter Prortnee.
j:(l(IM- Iter-lnls, fair; loon, off 124c.
il VI) Poltf.TllV Henit, 6Uoi young and
old fooers, 3P( turkeya, fi1(8c; ducks and
geese, Mlfi4Pi old ducks, Ic; spring chick
eni, tier lb,, lop. ....
III'TTIIII Common to fair, 12c; choice
dairy, In Itilm, IMIS'-; separator, 2uc.
K 1 1 KM I f KIHll lllack bass, ISe; while
liass, Vf. Iiluellsh, lie; tiiitlhcads. 10c: blue
fins, 7r, lillffaloes, 7c, rntflxh, 12c; cod, 10o;
eropplea, 10p, halltrit, lie; herring, 7c; had
dink, lc, pike, Pv; red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, He, siinnsh, fic; trout, loc; whltcllsh,
li-
iiVHTIillH Htnndanls, per can, 30oj extra
selects, per can, 37c! New York counts, per
can, 4,ip
l'l(i;tNB-I,lvo, per dox,, fiOc.
VBAI,H-Cholce, 8fl9c.
IIAY-I'rlcca otloteil bv Omaha Wliolesnle
May Dealers' association: Cholro upland,
IIOi No. 2 Uliland. DM: tneillum. 19: coarse.
MB. Ilyo straw, 15..V). These prices are
for hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair; receipts, 12 cars.
WIIKAT-fllc.
COItN-Mc.
OATB-304c old.
VKORTAIIMCH.
OftljUN COHN-Per dox., 12ic.
CAIlltOTH-I'er dor., 20c.
IIKKTH-Per half-bu. basket. 35c.
TIJHNIPH Per basket, .Tc,
CITCL'JIItKltS llnmn.arott-n. tier dor.. IS
ir,e.
l.lJTTlJC'Ii-Pr bti., 20c.
flADIflllKH-Per doi iodise.
PAHfll.KY- Per dor.. 20p.
NKW POTATOKB-ll.lOTtl.M.
CAIlHAOK-HomcKrown, 34c.
TOMATOISH llnmcrniwn. ner 18-lh.
basket, 75c.
UNIUNH-Jiome-Rrown. per lb., 243c.
CAl)t.ll'1.0VKIt Itome-ernwn. nepilor...
75p "
IlKANH-Wax. ner U-bJ. baskot. 75c:
string, per tt-hti. basket, 60c.
CANTALO CPU Home-grown, per doz.,
TStfJ 11.23; crates. 12.60.
WATrillMKLONS Texas, 20ff23c, as to
size.
C I'-IjMltY ICfilumazoo. tier bnnrh. TiVicir
Nebraska, per bunch, 3O'(il0c.
l'KUITH.
APPMCM-Per hbl., !2.23f2.&0.
PKACHKH-Cnlirornbt. tier box. 90c: free
stone. 11: Klbrrtos. 6-basket eratea. 1.40:
basket i-rnts, toe,
. n.UitG-Ctllfonila, per crate. ll.2CJil.Ki;
hotna-aruwn. tier K-lh. tskat. 15c.
rKAnc-nurtietti. 12.7s. ,
(InAl'FIHCallfcrnts ToVst. 4.1tv rrata.
12; MiiMivits, ti.so.
TltOJ'ICAL FJIUITS.
OltANOKS-Valenclas. 15: Ml sweets.
RtVI.
l.KMONrV-Kancy, 1100fl3.00j choice. 14.50.
UANANAH Per bunch, nccordlng to slio,
!2.lW2.&n. Y
FIOH California, new cartons, 73cj Jny
era, ft'ic; Imported, per lb., 10gl2c.
UA-riss rersiun, in eo-lb. boxes, salrs, 6c.
MIHJKt,I,ANKOUS.
NUTS-Kngllsh walnuts, ner lb.. 15c: nl.
herts, per lb.. 13c: almonda. rcr lb.. 18ff20c:
raw titanuts, pee lb., 5ifJ4c; roasted, 64
74c: Ilrazlls, 13c; pecans, 1(kU'22c
t;iuiJii rer bbl., h.bo; iicr V4-bbl 12.75.
1I1D10B No. 1 urecli. ti'i! No. 2 irreen.
64c; No. 1 salted, 7V4c; No. 2 salted, B4c:
No. 1 vial calf. 8 to 124 lbs., 8c: No. 2 veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. Go: dry hides. RiHlJc:
sheep, pelts, 2of;75c; horttehldcs, 11.50(32.25.
Nl. I.nnla Urnln nnd Pro visions,
No. 2 red. cash, elev'ntor. G?ic: track. 71Uifi
72c: September, la?; forage; December, 714c;
May. 7u')i,p; No. 2 hard. CDfr70c.
COIIN Ixiwer; No. 2 cash, 53c; track,
D(54c; September, 65c; December, 67c; May,
69ic
OATS lower; No. 2 cash, 37c; track.
374c: September, 36o; Decemtier, 37c; May,
39c; No. 2 white, 3R4iff39c.
hyw unsier. 5SV4C.
K1X)UR Quiet and steady; red winter
liniiiiim. T-l'II.W, I.XllI lUIICfj. UIlll
siriiixois, j,w.i.-u; cicar, .'.iit(j.io.
BKKD9 Timothy, fairly active and tlrm
at 15.00(35.40 for common to good, with
prime worm o.mi.
t;uiiNaii';Ai-Kteauy at 13.00.
llftAN Dull and weak: sacked, east
iracK. 1 00.
HAY-Steady: t mothy. 112.(XMil5.00! nrnl
rle. 11 l.OO'ii 13.50.
WHISKY Steady ut 11.30.
UtON COTTON TIKS-11.32.
IIAOOINO-n74c.
TWINK-llemp. Be.
PKOVIBIONS-Pork. steady 1 Inhhlnir.
115.75. Jard, lower at 1S.63. Dry Halt
tneais. ateany: tioxccl lots, extra shnttM.
3.wj)s.K',ii; ciear riDs, js,kh(US.7o; ceir
sides, S.is7i4t9.(io. Harnn. sternly; boxed
lots, extra shortH, 19.5W0.6il; clear llhi,
19.G2i(f9.75: clear ildcs, 19.759.87i,4.
Mlfl'AI.S IaU, steady, 14.3tvfj4.40. Spel
ter, quiet at
POl'IritY Dull: chickens. CUei snrlnrs
Ssc; turkeys, be; young, 7ijSc; ducks, 5oi
geese, 3c; springs, 4c.
nUTTKR- Quiet; creamery, 162ticj
11,111 , 117111 lit.
.:lr2.KtHllllv! lv,aln,n 1 1 r.
IlKCKIPTB-Klottr. 9.CO0 bills.! nrhrnl.
80.iX) bit.: corn. BS.OOO bti.; oats, 3fi,roo bu
SlIIPMKNTS-Klour, 15,ono bbls.; wheat.
i.viv uu,i luiit, oo,u uu, ; oats, ol.lMJ DU,
Liverpool Cm 1 11 anil Provisions.
l.TVEnPOpL. Aug. 28.-WIIEAT-8not
uulet: No. 2 red western, winter K f,iv.Hi
No. 1 northern, spring, 6s 8d; No. 1 Cull-
iurnuL. dm; lumrcH quiet; September, ss jdj
rirniuili vn o74l.
COItN-Spot quiet; American mixed,
new. 4a lOttd; American mixed, old. no
stock; futures quiet; September, 4s 8id:
October. 4s SKil: November. 4h suil.
PIIOVISIONB Iard. American refined, In
p.ills, steady. 44s 6d; prime western, In
tierces. Arm. 45s 3d. Ilacon. Cumberland eut.
Btroug, 47s; short clear backs, tlrm, 44s;
clear bellies, strong. 5Cs. Pork, prime mes.,
line western, llrm. 72s 6d: shoulilers, square
cut. tlrm, 37s. Hams, hort cuts, steady.
Ma 9d.
CHKRSn American finest, white, quiet,
ma, iinvi mm niicHi, cuiorcu, quiet, s Bu.
HOPS Paclllc coast, at London, steady,
3ff3 10s.
TAI,LOW Australian, In London, tlrm,
PUAB-Canadlan. 6s 5Wd
llecelpls of wheat for tho last three days,
348,tW centals, Including 249,000 centals
American.
llccelpts of American corn for the last
uirru uhj'i, .a.iw centals.
Knnsna Clly flralii nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. M.-WHEAT-Sep-tember.
64Hrilac; December, inHOJWc:
COKN-September. 55ie55',Jo; December.
KSMHc: May., 5Sc; cash. No. 2 mixed,
OATSNo. 2 white, 3350,
IIYIC-No. 2. 58ic.
HAY-Cholco timothy, 112.60; cholco pral-
lifTTKU-Creamsry, 184yi!K:i dairy
fancy, llilliiu.
KOas-rirm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock, quoted on 'change at 12c dozen, loss
off. cases returned.
UECKIPTB Wheitt, 94,40 bu.; corn, 33,000
CIUPMKNTS Wheat. 153.000 bu.; corn,
uu.; oaifi, m,"Ai uu.
Tolriln (irnln nnd .Head.
TOI,KDO. Aug. 28.-WIIKAT-DuU; cash
nnu aepieniDcr, uc; uecemoer, tjw, May,
78ic.
COHN Acttvei cash, 6S0; September and
December. 5GVc: llav. 58Uc.
OATS Active nnd steady; cash, 36c; Sep.
luiiinrr, wouci lieceuiuer, oc,
UYK-53UC
CUOVKHSKKD-Actlve and lower; caBh
iiriuie, .m, ucinoor, k.w; uocemuer,
1
MllvrnuUro (Jruln Market.
MII.WACKKK, Aug. 3.-WHEAT-Un
settled. No. 1 nerthern. 70U71o; No. :
no.!U.rnJ "V'i cotnber. 71HHSc.
aAMXKY-lleady; No. 2. 3c; aampla, a
( c'onMrWptmtxr. We; Dteembr, ae
Pblladalplila rn4( Mark!.
PflU.ADRUrillA, Aug. M.-nUTTER-
Birnnv; rancy wesirrn creamery. Z2c.
KtlOS Firm, gooil demand; fresh west
ern, ic, tresn snuinwesieru, inc.
CHKKSrQulet, New York full creams,
fancy small. 0e: New York fall creams,
111 III Vll'llll-, 07tV-74V
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr and Rrss,
MINNKAPOLIB. Aug. 28. WIIKAT
fash. Mlio; September. 674fl7'4c; Decern
ber, MHcs on track. No. I hard. 70Hc; No.
imrmrrn, rose; rio. i nortnern, Bic.
PLOtn-Klrst patents, firm, 13.8.3.95;
gecond patent.". M.RVr3 76, first clear, 12.80
2.85, second cleara, U.60. ...
IIHAN-In tltllK, lU.I'JTfll.W.
I'eorln Market,
tttfnrMA III . Alls 58 COHN rirmer:
No. 3. 55'ie.
OATH- Inactive! No. 2 white. 36WfJiC
track.
WHIBtCY-On tho basis of 11,30 for fin
ished Eooda,
lliiltith drill 11 .llnrket.
DtJI.t'TH. Aug. 28.-WHHAT-NO. 1 hard.
cash. 71ici No. 1 northern, cash. 694ci
September and October, 69'iei December,
69!dc, May, 73'dc: No. 2 northern, C6J4c.
t.ATH-.iriH"J34T4C.
COHN-Mc.
ffKW YOHK JITOCKS AND nO?JD8.
Volume of Trnnsnctlnna Fall He-
loir Halt Million Shares.
a The stock market
relapsed Into trlvlaltlcs again today. The
volume of transactions fell below half a
mllll..,. .1,.,... nn.l llin ItlllllirC Of tlCt
changes at the close Is wholly without s g
nlMcance, except as a reflection of the In
decision dwelling In the speculative minds.
No attention was paid to any news of the
day and In fact there were no occurrences
having any Important bearing on the values
of securities. The bear trailers made a fic
blo tentative raid shortly after the opening.
but the offerings ot mocks proven ho sman
that they becamo Intimidated nnd bought
back again, covering fhort lines which
wr l.li ntvr frnm veHterdaV. The success
of yesterday's raid seems to have been due
to an encounter witn mono inruramuj
weak speculative lines, which renorted little
more thn a froth easily blown off tho sur
face ot speculation. .......
Tnrtnv showed stocks tenaciously held
again, notwithstanding the extreme list
lessnccs of the demands. Signs of roncwed
weakness In the corn, market after tho
oncnlng dealings Induced some covering of
snorts In stocks from western sources, hut
these were not put out again wnen corn
milled later. The annrnuch of a three-day
hiatus In tho stock market, with possibili
ties of favorable or unfavorable develop
ments In the Interval, was enough to dis
suade either the bulls or the bears from
committing themselves for that length of
time, and to this deterrent inllitence may
bo added the recognized possibility of tho
marking up of call loans on Friday.
me reopening 01 mo uispuie oeiween
Prance nnd Turkey had some Influence
upon foreign markets today which was em-
pnasizeil ny mo discouraging view causen
by the prolongation of the Hocr war. On
tho other hand. 11 settlement of tho steel
Htrlki, Is liidinved lit Wall street to be tius-
slble at any time. Notwithstanding the de
pression generally in tne iorcign mnrKcis,
there was demand In the arbitrage houses
for stock market settlement which Is to be
concludrd tomorrow. Hcsldcs this there
were renewed offerings on a larce scale ot
exchange hills against grnln exnorts, Tho
eftcet was to cause decided weakness In
sterling exchange. The dealings In tho
local money market, however, continue to
show a spirit of caution, due to the contin
uance or inctors or demotion, which are
llkuly to gain force.
Now York banks deposited 1700.000 ut tho
suhtrensury today tn bo transferred to Chi
cago to meet current needs there, although
tne Ptmiuunoous rise to witntn 6 cents or
nar ot New York discount In Chicago sua
fvata that buying of stocks for western ac
count may .hava caused this demand for
new tone axenangc. ine lenx is reit mm
eatrruay a paymotit or over 14,000,000 at
'hllndclnhta. on account of the liethlaheiti
Steel purchase mKy have affected New York
bank reserves. Tho market closed dull and
heavy.
inure was lesa uoing in uoium man yes
terday, but prices were about steady. To
till sulcs, par value, 11,600,000. United States
bonds were ait unchanged on the last call,
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchtron
do ptd
Daltttnore & Ohio.
do pfd
Cannillan Itoctnc...
C'dnadh Ho
Chei. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton...,
do Did ,
Chicago, Ind. & L.
do pfd ,
Chlcngn & U. 111...
Chicago U. V
da at prd
do 2d ptd
C. & N. W
C It. I. & V
Chicago Ter. & Tt,
do pfd
C C. C. & St, Li...
Colorado Ho
do lat pfd
du 2d nfd.i
Del.. & Hudnon.
Del. I. & W..,.
Denver & It. O.
do pfd
llrle
do lit pfd;
do M pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Valley
do pfd
llltnuU Central
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
L-ike Krle & W.
do nfd.
1,. & N
Manhattan L,....
Met. St. Ity
Mex. Central ...
Mex, Nutlunal ..
Minn, .t St. I,..
Mn. Tacltlc ......
M., K. & T
do ' pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Cvntiul ..
Norfolk & W....
do pfd
No. l'acltlu pfd..
Ontario & V'....
l'cnnaylvanU ...
Iteadlnc
do 1st pfd
du 2 J pfd
St. I,. At S. t'...
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Ut. U Koulliw...
do pfd
St. Paul
m4 do pfd
KV4 Sc. Paclflo ...
lOJVi s6. Hallway
VI do pfd
110H Texan A l'Hclllc...
tin Tel., St. U & W..
4iTk do pfd
-J Union Pacific ....
'5 1 do pfd
ZSM WabaHh
72',i; do pfd
137 Wheel. & U 13...
do 2d pfd
84 Wis. Central ..4:..
1W du pfd
190 r. c. c. & st. it..
ItZVt Adunn Ex...
20 American 13 x
41 It'. S. 13x
&HI WelU-Fargo Kx...
ISh Amal. Copper ....
57U!Amer. Car & K,
. 26'il du pfd
.lMH'Amer. L.ln. Oil....
j I do pfd
. t.'-.tUmtr. S. & It
. 12',?I do pfd
. 43 Anier. Tobacco.,
. T0V4 Anac. Mln. Co....
. 07 Ilrooklyn K. T..,,
Ab'iK Colo. Kuel & Iron
. 53 Con.
. 76 Con. Tobacco
.14614 do pfd
. Gen. Klectrlc ....
74U Qlucone 8ugar ....
. 60 Hocking Coal
.123 Inter, Paper
.WH do pfd
.11911 Inter. Power
.167Vt 'Laclede lias
. 2iU National llbcult ,
,. US National Salt ....
.lU71i do pfd
.106 Paclllc Coast
. ISH I'aclIUi Mall
. KM People's Oa
.1M Pressed S. Car ...
.154U do pfd
. 11 Pullman P. Car ..
. 80 U Republic Steel ....
. OS du pfd
. 3Zfi Sugar
.1461i Tenn. Coal & Iron
4414
. 17
. ''' i
. 41
. SI
. 69i
. 31
. C2
Union Hag & P.,
do pfd
U. S. Leather ..
du pfd
U. S. Hubber ..
du pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd.
lti6ftWeteru Union ...
Ut
!
3Jli
. 4.-H
. 21 W
. 35
.10174
. 91
. 231k
. 41U
. V)
. 31
. 21
. 43
. 71
.175
,1J'J
. 93
, 1W
.11614
. SOlj
. 67h
. 22
. 611i
,. 12
,.I0u
,-lMVi
. 4614
. 75
. S6V4
.225
,. C714
.119
.261
,. j
,. 19
,. 23
.. Ik
87
,. 471i
,. 76
,. 6tl
,. 4114
,.113
,. 43
.. 30
,. 15
..135
.. 6T.14
,. ic;
,. 73
.. 14
.. 83
,. 11
.. 4&
,. 5li
. 9.-h
Kx-dlvldend. Trust receipts.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
nnanciai can it gram nays: Tne atock mar
ket today was very slack but firm. I'nn
Htils early In the duv were heuvllv niii.
on sunnosed Prunco-Turktsh runture. but
rallied later. In the best Informed quar
tern the Incident Is not seriously regarded.
American stocks were very narrow, but
goou nore tin imcw vorK selling developed,
which brought them to parity. Alter the
close there was a shorn rullv in tlm mrnt
the leaders being Atchison, Norfolk &
Western. Southern Paclllc and Union Pa
clllc, all of which advanced on New York
buying orders. HuslnesH hero was, how
ever, at u low ubb. Commission houses
Bold this forenoon for an American resi
dent on this side lO.ouo shares of Southern
Paclllc und 6,utio shares of other stocks.
Grand Trunk touched par lor the ilrst time
since iui,
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, 1176,521,
M; gold, 1103.330.506.
Huston Stock Quotations.
IIOSTON, Aug. :S.-Cal! loans, 34014 per
cent; time loans, 4fl3 per cent. Olllclal
closliu,
A , T. A 3. V
do pfd
Amtr. Sunar
American Tel
Ilu.ton A Albany
Huston Klevated
Itostnn A Me.....
Dominion Coal .,
do pfd..,..
L H. Steel
do tifd
l'ltchburg pfd....
Kd. Klec. Ill
Mex, Central ....
N. K. O. A a...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Itubber
Union Pacific
Union Lund
Consols, money.,
do account ....
Anaconda
Atchison ,
II. A O
Can. Pacific
Ches. A O
Chi. (It. W
C, M. A St. P.,
U. A 1110 tl
do pfd
Krln
do tut pfd.
do 11 nfd
111. .Central
N. Y. Central...,
Nor. A W
New York Money Market,
NKW YORK, Aug. 28. MONK Y On
cnll, nominally nt 24'd2i per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 4!4'fl-j per cent.
STKHL1NO KXCHANOK-Weak, with
tctual busluehs in bankers' bills at il.dtiu
4i4.Sii'.i for demand und at JI.Mi. fur hU-i
days; posted rates, 4.i5sj'4,8o4 and fiMY-ii
1.00, uiiniiuiuiui UII10, 11, 51.
SILVKK-Har, OoHc; .Mexlcun dollars,
4o.4c.
The closing quotations on bonds are us
oiiuws;
U. 8. rrf, U, nt,.,
do coupon ........
do 3s, rcr
do coupon
do new 4s, reg,..,
do coupon
do old 4s, reg.,.,
do coupon
do &t, reg ,
do luupou ,
I), of C, 1 65s
Atchison gen, 4s.,.,
du adj. 4a
Canada Su. 3s
Chhes. A Ohio 414s
do Ss
C. A N. W. c. 7s. ,
do S, F. deb. 5.
Chicago Ter. 4s,...
Colorado So. 4s
Denver A It. (I. 4
Krle general 4s
y. W. A I). C, Is,,
lien. Electric Ss...
Iowa Central Is,.,.
U A N, unl. 4s,.,,
M K. A T. 2s
do 4s
107'i
WU
lUSli
lOS'i
Ul'.i
l!i
113
113
107
107
124
103'4
91S
WS:
10S
ni'.-i
137
,123'i1
95
, 81
10114
Ik
,vH
2i
,116V;
,101U
, 8tS
, 14
"S, Y. Central Is.,
N, J. C, gen. it,,
No. Paclllc 3s
' do 4s
N Y. C A Ht I. 4s,.,
N. A W. con. 4s,,
.Oregon Nav. Is.,,
I do 4s
Oregon 8. L. 6s,..,
' do cunsol 5s
Heading gen. 4s
Itlo 0. W, Is
St I. A I M e. 6a,,,
St L. A R P. r.
i"8t. Paul consols
St I', C A P Is...
do Ss
So, Pacino 4s
!So. Hallway it ,
S. It. A T. 6s ,
Tex, A Paclllc la.
"do 3s
Union Pacinn 4a
Wabash la ,
do 2s
West Shore 4
Vls. Central Is,.,,,
Va. Centuries ,
105H
12lj
73
lots
lUt
102b
110
10:14
K4
1UU
9ils
1001,
U64
tS6h
IM
11514
116H
41,
11714
54
liiH
Sl
10i!4
us;,
uoi
1131s
P,4
Offered. Uld.
Now York Mlalnar fltnoka.
N13W YORK, Aug. 28.-The folloarlng t
the elating quotations on mining stacks
Adams Cen 20
Alle 41
rtreec 110
Ilrunswtck Ccm i
Comatock Tunnel,,,, I
Can. Cat. A Va 170
Dtadwood Terra ... 65
Horn Silver 17:
Iron Silver 60
Lesdvllla Con 7
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potest ,,
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,,,
Standard ,
... II
...tJl
... 7
... I
... 3
... 3
-.. 11
... 30
...113
anVj.
Condition of the Treaa
WASHINGTON. Aug. 28.-TodayatHto
ment of the treasury halanres in tbXicen,
eral fund, exclusive of the H50,0O0,(j0 fold
.. 1714
135
..165V4
..251
..17S
,.IM
..llllk
.. 15
.. y
..114
..250
.. 7i
..205
,.. 33
.. 19
,.101!i
.. 4Vi
West End
Westlngh. Klectrlc
Atchison is
Adventure
Illngham illn. Co,,
Amal. Copper
Atlantic
Calumet A Hecta,.
Centennial
Kranklln
Humboldt ..........
Osceola
Inrrrt ..............
'Qulney
SAntA ye copper..
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
Wolverines ,.
. 96
. 7C4
.10
. 3014
. 41
.ms
. 37
.750
. 2?4
. HS
. II
.101H
. H
.115
. it
.lit
. 2C4
. 3'i
. 3114
London Stock Quotations,
LONDON, Aug. 28. I p. m. Closing:
.... 9l'l
.... 9114
.... 94
.... ViH
....101
....ins
.... 4VH
.... 2.114
...,i;ti
.... ISH
.... MS
.... 43il
.... 72
.... 79
....K.0'4
...,1M'4
.... C7H
Nor. A W, pfd.
Ont. A W
Pennsylvania ...
Heading
do 1ft pfd
do 2d pfd
Southern Ity. ...
do pfd
S. Pacino
U. P
do pfd
V. S, Steel
In pfd
Wiltmsll ,
do nfd
Spanish 4s .
Hand Mines
"V
.... si;
.... ass
.... 75l4
.... 22'4
.... 4Hi
.... It'i
.... 33i
.... fi'i
.... 6a
,...10
.... 9.V4
.... 16
.... 97
.... 23
.... 42U
.... 70H
.... 4114
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ecf Stien tntl Otwi Aotirt) and Ctronf t
a Eimt Higher.
HOGS AVEBAGE0 A SHADE LOWE
Llbernl Itecelpta ot Iloth Sheep nnd
I, limbs, tint Market Holed Active
nnd Mcmly 011 Anj thlnst
nt All Dealrabte.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 28.
Kecclpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olnctai .Mcnuay o.WJJ 3,io'j 7,ow
Uiiiciul '1 uesciay 3.M11 e tJ &.o
Ulnclal Wednesday 2,oti 7,tAi B,it
Thrcu days this wcek.11,719 17,237
Same days last week 12, Wl 19.410
Suinu week betoro , 12.M3 lu.ulj
Annie thtee weeKs ago...lU.iJ Ls.oIj
Sumo four weeks ago.,,, ti,2i 24,819
bmiie Uavs last veur lb.AS'J 16.0ti4
Average price paid lor hogs at Suuttt
Omaha the past aoverul days with 1.0.11-puri.ions;
I 1901. lW0,HiCrj,litS,lW,liW.Lv9i,
BILVKIt Har, steady, 27d per oz.
MONUY VillK tier cent. The rate of
discount In the open mnrkct for three
months' bills, 2 3-18 per cent", for short bills,
-'' per cent.
Ilnnk Clenrlnita.
ST. LOUIS. Aue. ".-Clcarlnns. 1S.C7S.353:
balnnces, 1769,914; money, 4t6 per cent;
New York exchange, 15c discount bid, par
naked.
PHILADELPHIA. Auc. 2.-C earlngs.
117.163,195; balances, 11,908,1,92.
HALTIMOIIH. Aug. 2S.-Clearltigs, 13,011,
377; balance, 1387,766.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28,-ClearlnBs, 124,378,107;
balances, !2,9i5,16S; posted exchange, ll.'6'n
i.8i is; iNcw lurK exchange, 4oywc dis
count.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 28.-Cloarings, 12.51G,
100! Now York oxchancc. 35c discount:
money, 3Q64 per emit.
Cotton Mnrkct.
NKW YORK. Auc. 2S. COTToN-Snnt
cotton closed quiet, Uc decline; middhng
uplands, S4c: miildlliig gulf. 8M;; sn es,
1,631 hales. Cotton futures doted steady;
August, 7.71c; September, 7.72c: October nnd
November. 7.81c: January. 7.?5c: Kebrn irv.
75c; March nnd April. 7.sSc: May, 7.y.)c
sr. luuih, Aug. 2. cotton Steady;
sales, none; medium. 8 Mtc. Receipts, 1,00)
nuies; snipinentf, Ml Dales; jtocK,
NEW ORLKANH. Aur. 2S.-COTTON
Quiet; rutles. S5 baJes: ordlnnrv-. ff 7-lCc:
good ordinary, 74o: uow middling, 71S-16c;
middling, Sic; good middling, 94c; middling
fair, 4c. ReceJpta, 1,1411 hales; stock,
81,931 bales. Cotton futures, steady; Au
gust. 8.63ig8.75c; September. 8.05c: October,
7.83y7.85c; November, 7.74(fc7.75c; December,
7.74fi7.76c! January, 7.7fv!f7.78c ; February.
7.75ii7.76c: March, 7.7fy7,?c.
uauviioTOiM, Aug. z. uotton weak
at 8 C-1fc.
LIVKRPOOL. Auir. 28 POTTfJ8nnt.
moderate business; prices higher; Amcrlcnn
middling, fair, 5!4d; middling, 4 15-I6d: low
middling, 4 32-61d; good ordinary, 4'15-32d;
ordinary, 4 16-32d. Skies of the day wore
7.0W) bales, of which 600 were for specula
tion and export and Included 6,400 bales
of American. Receipts, 3,000 bales, Includ
ing 2,400 balch of American. Futures opentd
viisicr nnu ciosca easy; American mid
dling, I M. C, August. 4.49d value; Au
gust nnd September. 4.45d sellers; Septem
ber, 4.45d sellers; November and Decem
ber, 4.22d sellers; December nnd January,
4.22d sellers; January nnd February, 4.21d
buyers', February and March, 4.21d buyers;
iut.ii:ii uiiu .rtjuil, l.iu.
Coffee Mnrket.
Rio. dull; No. 7 Invoice, 5Hc. Mild, dull;
Cordova. 8tfll4c. Tlie market -was Irreg
ular today in a narrow way, fluctuations
keeping within a' 10-prtlnt range. Regula
tion market Inlluenrt-sU.wcre more bearish
than otherwise, cables coming lower, re
ceipts at Hrazlllan .pojuta continuing full,
domestic, warehouse deliveries Averaging
light und spot supplies in the local stock
murket moving slowly at old prices. Tha
market opened steady, with prices .net un
changed, eased off under room nnd foreign
..v.. ....a ... iwuwniiK mm men sin- 1
fened ngnln In the afternoon, when buying (
v. liih" uiiuuui vim someming 01 a
feature. Closing prices were net unchanged
in nn nla hlnl,.. , 1. .. . .... 1 . . .
j . '. i ,"". lu" uiiueriuiie nieniiy
and totnl sales 30.000 bags. Including: Sep
tember, 4,i5c; October, 4.S5c; December.
5-lI. January. C.ISc; March, 5.236.30c; May
temlef lWiUr65c 4ja5'50: JU'y' 6'55! Sep-
' Sugnr Mnrket.
NKV YORK. Aug.28.-SUGAR-Raw. quiet
and steady; fair rcllnlng. 3?ic; ccntrlfugnl,
! test, 4c; molasses sugar, 3 S-Kc: oulct; No.
0c;-No. IS.- 40c7No. 13"4.:ocNc; 14,
s'., ,",.V u.wju; coniectioncrs A, 5.05c;
cutloaf, 5,i5c; crushed, 6.76c; powdered.
6.33c; grnnulutcd. 6.25C; cubes, 6.50c. Ro
llned market steady.
NKW ORLEANS, Aug. 28. SUGAR
?i,ileit!l,rlyK.al yelIwl, 4c! seconds.
10c Molasses, dull; centrifugal, 5
Au:t?t.AUg- 28-KET 8UOAR
Nevr York Dry Gunda Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-DRY GOODS
Advnnces of ic In such leading lines of
bleached cottons aa Fruit of the Loom and
Lonsdale have been the chief feature of
the cotton goods market today. In brown
cottons the tendency of prices Is against
buyers. There has been no quotable change
In coarse colored goods, but the ton-; U
steady. PMnt cloths are quiet, but firm.
Prints and ginghams nrc unchnnged. Mn's
wear woolens In generally good cond tlon.
woolens and worsted dress good, quiet.
Oil mid Itnaln.
NKW YORK. Aug. 28.-OILS-Petroleum.
dull; rosin, quiet; turpentine, steady.
I'.I,VK5po.ou A,JK- ZS'-On-S-Cottonseed,
Hull refined, steady, 24s. Turpentine spir
its, quiet, 2Gs9d. Rosin, common, steady,
4i l4d. Linseed, steady, 33s Cd. Petroleum,
steady. Mid.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-OILS-Llnseed, 35s 01.
Turpentine. 3Gn 9d.
R,xy'1iUA1h 2S OILS-Turpentlne,
quiet, 334C Rosin, steudy, unchnnged.
Kvaiwrateil nnd Dried Krnlta.
iSnX'Sl11- A.l,B' 2S;-KVAPORATKD
APPLLS The market ruled comparatively
quiet, only a hand-to-mouth business being
executed nt old prices. The undertone,
however, remains steady to llrm. State!
common to good, 6&7c; prime, 8ifo9c;
fancy, 91 jc.
CALIFORNIA DRIKD FRUITS Ruled
quiet nnd unchanged. Prunes, 3i1i7c.
Apricots, Rovnl, Stiff 1.1c; Moor Park. 812c.
Peaches, peeled, liaise; unpeeled, 6y04c
"VVonl Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-VOOIi-Stcndy; me.
dlum grades, llHOT'c; light tine, HHIjtlc;
heavy fine. 04t)llc; tub washed. 12ij2lc.
TUB HlJAl.TY MAIIKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wedlies
day, August 28:
Wnrranty Deeils.
A. H. Murdock and wife tn M. V.. An.
derson. lot 9, block 92. South Omaha
J. D. Ware to F. J. Vette, lot 5, block
1, auimmi nun, t
Anders Jensen nnd wife to Jnrgen
Mli'haelKon, lot 19. Oak Hill No. 2...
William anlluren and wife to J. p.
entworth, lot 22, block 8, Clover
dale add
Clyde O'Connor to C. F. Crowley. w4
ii4 lot 6. block 2, Park Place '
E- .SA. McCitmlless and wife to S. E.
McCaiidless. undlv l-6th lota 10, 11
. and 12, block 1, Isabel add
Isabel! Cornell and husbuiid to snme,
same ,
O. C. Olsen and wife to K. K. Chris
tlunien. 60x100 f,.,tt on w line Tenth
straet at point IM feet a of Han
croft afreet
It- V. ".o11"" ni huaband to Mlsell
Hellard, t 40 feeit lot 23, Luko & TVs
add
Home Investment company to Alice
Chamlierii, lot 3, block 8, A. 8. Pat-
I n.n r limn
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t 6641
? if.. I
a iVt
6 84
5' 60
5 65
6 BOH
5 734
b 744
5 74
6 77
6 89
5 MX
6 781.
5 874
6 91?
5 M
6 974
! 00?s
6 00
5 151
i n
3 15
6 10,
' I
6 04
b 14
6 15
5 04
6 oo,
4 i9
4 95;
4 9?
1 of
4 9
6 00
4 35
6 031
u 02
5 Oil
4 97
6 021
G 05
4 US
6 02
4 l'J 3 79,
4 26! 3 '4
4 W 3 6l
t Ml VI
4 46l 3 71
3 11
4 38
4 37 3 11
4 32,
4 2
4 29,
3 3I
3 67
3 271
4 36i i 461
3 74
4 431
4 44 3 75
4 32 3 78 1
4 36 3 T4
4 47 3 66
4 WJ a Bl
3 10
4 42
4 4
4 41
4 4!
4 40
4 381
3 45i
3 4i
3 67
3 4J
I
3 49
3 t3
3 51
3 66
3 b4
3 U
2 77 4
I 4 44
2 8.1 4 64
i hi '
I V i i
1 U2 4 i7
1 1 I M
I 4 43
2 761 4 57
2b0
2 iu( 4 60
2 ii 4 9
2 W 4 62
3 7M 4 Ji
3 ill i s
I 3 6S 2 92)
3 76 3 lU i l'J ou
I 3 761 2 Si 4 49
3 691 2 91 t JB
3 74) 3 S3 46
I 3 Sl 3 791 . W '
3 73 3 M 2 79
3 721 3 911 2 76
1 3 70 4 02 2 73,
40j I 3 97
4 32
4 24
2 0 4 26
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H's.
C, M. & St. P. Il 33 ..
O. & St. L. Hy 1
.Mo. IMc. ny 2 L ..
V. P. system 16 13 12 2
C. & N, W. Ry.., 2 1
F E. & M. V. It. R 41 25
S. C. & P. Jly 1 2
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.... 2 7 11
II. c.- M. R. R. R 33 21 'J 1
C, 11. &. y. Ry 4 li ..
K. C. & St. J 2
C, It. I. & P. enat 7 15 ..
C II. I. & V. West S
Illinois Central 3 2 ..
Totul receipts 112 106 22 4
The disposition of the day'a receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Uuyers.
Omaha Packing Co 231 23
Swift and Company 49 2,07s
Cudahy Packing Co 480 2,067
Armour & Co 446 l.tOi
it. iiccKer & uegan svj
Vnnsant && Co 27
Lobman & Co 84
Livingstone & Schaller.... 319
Hamilton & Hothschlld.. 74
L. F. Htisz
II. F. Hobllck
Wolf & M
Other buyers 27 995
61
48
118
217
9i'0
l.u06
1.49.1
554
Omaha Renlty company to Luella
Hughes, lot 7, block 7, Isaac & S.'s
add
Winona Savings bank to M. V.
Shlmer. lota 22 to 26, Luke & T.'s,
add
needs.
11.150
330
123
1
6Cti
1.000
t60
KM
1
2,00)
I.S00
1
Frank Thompson, executor, to K. M,
Jensen. Sherman Heights 1,259
Sheriff to C. M. Hrldge, lot 6, block 9,
Hawthorne add l.too
Total amount of transfer iToioHs
Totals 2,929 6,771 9,tl8
CATTLE Receipts today were not heavy,
a decrease being noted, both as compared
with the two preceding davs of this week
and also with the corresponding days of
last week and the week bet'ore. lieef cattle
both corn-feds and westerns, made up the
bulk of the receipts. The demand on tho
part of packers was In good shape and
the market ruled active and strong on ull
desirable grades.
There were about twenty cors of com-fed
cattle on sule and buyers started out early
and for anything at all good they paid Siff
10c more han they did. yesterday. Even tho
less desirable grades sold without difficulty
ut fully steady prices, so that an early
clearance was made.
Tho cow market was also In good shape
nnd could bo quoted strong to 10c higher
than yesterday. Packers seemed to want
all 'there were In the yards and It was not
long Detorc practically everything waa out
of first hands. There were quite a few
choice bunches in the yards and those in
particular Acre In good demand.
Good to Choice bulls sold remlllv ut utrnni-
prlces, but the common and canning grades
were neglected and sellers had to take what
packers wero willing to give. Veal calves
and stags did not show much of any change
iiuiii i'Bieruuy(
There were quite a few Blockers and
feeders In the yards and buyers took ad
vantage of tho opportunity to pound values
down, as the demand from the country Is
light. There were a good many eattln enr.
rled over from yesterday In the Immln nt
speculators. Some of the choicer grades to-
uny Bum m just uuout yesteraay s quota
tions, but aside from those the liarkot
was slow and considerably lower, cases be
ing irequeut 01 a uccune ot 103 15c.
Packers wero ull anxious fnr th
cattle and for anything at all cholco they
readily paid an udvunce of bciiltic. Thi .
piled equally well to steers and cows. Feed
ers, ino aame us quoted anove for natives
were slow sale and all the way from steady
to 15c lower, Representative Bales;
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr. No.
SOO 3 40 19
No.
to!!.'.'.'
21
lo!!!!'.
i:!!!!!
IS
i6!!!!!
....1000 3 u
....10:5 3 25
.... 890 3 B0
.... 960 3 60
.... 990 4 00
....1244 4 HO
,...10S 5 00
....1143 '6 00
19...
SO....
44....
10....
29....
19....
21....
54....
COWS.
870 IM 11....
tto 1:0
940 1 10
1090 1 50
960 1 (0
970 1 50
640 1 M
IOCS) 1 M
760 2 00
1070 2 t
760 2 00
1220 2 00
.....1060 2 CO
Ib09 2 10
905 2 15
920 2 25
9s3 2 25
960 2 23
950 2 Jj
1110 2 :o
976 2 3)
938
801
750
: -.0
! 31
40
4...
2
ll!!!!!
17,'!!!.'
16!!!!!
9
10
21
1
22
1
Av. Pr.
....1222 6 00
....113 6 10
.... 979 S 33
....12(0 S 45
....1311 6 46
....1038 5 50
....1333 S U)
....KM 5 Su
....1334 5
... 785 2 50
...1012 3 69
... 775 2 5-J
...10:0 : &
... 971 2 33
... 963 2 5j
... 877 2 fO
...1U0O 2 60
... 799
... 900
940 2 63
.. 932 2 hj
..1000 2 C3
..1070 2 65
.. 982 2 70
.. 622 2 70
..1045 2 70
.. 927 2 70
..1O30 2 7.1
...lO.'Ji 2 7,1
2 75
940
... )
... 950 2 so
...1133 2 81
... 840 2 8
...1270
4
12
983 2 4'J 1
.. 888 2 40 1
.. 880 2 U) 1
,.1005 2 M 1
..960 2 50 1
945 2 M I ,,.1454 j u
COWS AND HEIFERS.
..llt5 4 10 17 1170 4 0
HEIFERS.
.. 609 1 j
630 2 65 4
90
.,1200 3 00
.11)70 3 47
.1490 3 85
... 675 ! 60
... 711 2 ba
... 773 2 65
... 673 2 75
... 755 3 75
... 883 2 S3
... W ltd
1420 1 tO
1350 2 IM
50 3 OH
860 2 lU
1120 2 90
1190 1 15
1310 2 23
1036 2 23
140) 2 23
1215 2 33
10J0 2 4i
1110 2 40
130 2 40
1U05 2 II
1...
4...
8...
8...
1...
BULLS,
1...
553 3 10
3 15
3 20
715
663
, 920 3 J9
4S0 3
623 3 23
623 3 45
930 3 50
1
..1550
1210
!XiO 2 50
1400
1510
1260
KM
1280
930 2 10
1130 3 00
ti: t KZl
1200 3 40
1U0 3 40
50
2 ,0
2 Co
! li
! 10
I.,.,
II ,
STAGS.
....1380 I 10 j um j
....1320 2 54 '
STOCK COWS AND HEIFKRH.
710 1 U
.. !', 1 76
.. 640 1 10
.. (20 I 111
.. 915 2 10
.. 650 2 LI
.. 711
1...
1
3
1
2.....
2..
1..
.. 19 2 !1
.. 710 2 ou
.. 411 2 71
.. 354 3 'O
.. 11 3 23
.. 3W S 23
.. 0 2 ;s
CALVES.
S 3M 1-3 7 HO 4 00
1 220 3 74 1 HO s I
STOCK CALVES.
1 130 2 16 32 2J4 M
STOCKKR8 AND FEEDERS.
3 688 2 V) 35 8)3 3 25
1 770 2 50 50,.... 614 3 31
1 ,.1030 2 ,V H Jf,S III
1 610 1 50 8 m 1
1 4W 2 ,V 9 721 23
2 419 2 50 14, (27 3 Is
1 ...
1
41
30
11 ....
2
4
9
I
77
13..,..
4
7
II..,..
60
, 640
. 932
, Ml
, 710
i 643
, 174
i 70
, 718
, III
, 6!3
, 722
i 721
3...
to,..,
19...
1 50
1 53
2 M
1 ii
3 00
1 0.1
1 10
1 II
1 13
1 20
1 23
3 23
3 2V
3
NEBRASKA
, !W6
, 637
, 611
, 605
1 841
2...
9....
20....
25..,.
22 ...
9,,..
II....
82.1
102
686
945
1031
....... 639
821
952
3 30
3 30
3 33
1 23
1 40
1 40
. I')
3 50
3 63
3 60
3 61
3 60
3 79
No. Av.
6 feeders,. 7P1
3 feeders. 913
1 feeder... law
1 feeder... 45o
2 feeders.. 600
2 cows 1100
14 cow? 8SJ
3 bUIIS. ,,..1166
1 cow 980
3 cows ,96
11 cows 962
3 cows 570
2 cows 910
5 cows PX)
3 cows 973
.1 steer l(r
3 steers.,.. 956
1 steer 910
1 steer..... 870
1 steer..... Sou
4 steers.. ..1010
30 cows 958
1 cow 1110
1 cow 1020
2 cows 10,10
6 cows 891
1 COW 10SO
1 steer. ...1010
11 steers..., 919
3 steers,,.. 980
3 steers.... 926
1 steer 1(U
1 cow 910
1 cow 950
3 cows 1133
32 cows 1111
1 cow 920
5 cows..,,, 912
1 hull lltsi
2 cows 885
2 steers .. 9W
1 steer 1110
2 steers.... 965
1 steer lO.'O
3 steers.. ..1013
1 feeder... 850
1 steer 840
1 steer... . 960
1 steers., ,.lii57
1 steer 10OO
9 steers'.. ..1057
SS0
.1280
951
No. AV.
10 heifers,.. 421
6 cows 900
;t cows 82$
2 cows 940
1 heifer. .. 520
5 heifers... 656
3 heifers... 611
heifers... 496
1 heifer.... fioo
1 heifer.... 6
14 feeders.. 826
2 cows 920
13 steers.. .,1016
6 steers.... 9.U
2 bull 780
1 steer 1090
9 steers.,.. 986
3 steers.,,, 913
1 steer 910
1 steer 1010
1 steer,
1 cow..
5 cows.
1 cow..,..,12o0
5 cows 9S0
5 cows 8M
27 steers.. ..ltOl
1 steer 950
3 steers... .1013
26 stoers..t,122S
1 steer 890
1 steer 9"0
1 COW 1100
3 cows 1013
1 cow .1010
1 COW 760
4 cows 1015
1 hull 1610
4 feeders.. 760
2 cows l(l
1 steer 970
2 steers,,. .1070
1 steer 910
6 steers,... 994
I bull 1013
1 cow...
1 steer..
1 steer,.
1 steer..
' 1 steer..
Pr.
3 10
3 10
1 uO
.185
2 80
2 10
2 40
3 00
2 70
2 70
2 70
2 Wt
2 60
2 50
3 60
3 50
3 60
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 0)
3 40
2 50
2 95
2 95
2 95
3 75
3 50
3 26
3 25
3 25
3 40
3 40
.1 15
.1 05
2 25
2 97
2 25
2 95
3 25
3 75
3 75
3 65
3 65
3 40
3 25
3 75
3 73
.1 75
3 tVi
. llenson Neb.
3 30 6 steers
860
. 960
. 980
,106i1
.1030
Pr.
2 25
2 00
2 00
2 00
3 30
3 60
3 10
3 10
2 50
2 25
3 35
2 80
3 40
2 65
2 40
3 50
3 50
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 25
2 35
3 15
3 16
2 95
2 95
3 75
3 75
.1 50
4 25
3 .5
3 25
3 40
3 15
2 50
2 25
2 95
2 ''5
3 40
2 25
3 25
3 75
,i 75
3 63
2 IS
2 95
3 25
3 75
3 75
3 63
S2S
25 feeders.. SOO
17 feeders.. 610 3 10 4 heifers... 830
A. m, I.otspelch Neb,
1 bull 1120
1 bull 9G0
7 cows 1117
1 cow..
1 cow.,
1 cow..
1 60
2 50
2 10
2 75
2 50
3 25
23 cows.
21 cows,,.
4 cows...
1 cow....
9 cows,..
. 960
.1105
. 912
.K"iO
.1063
2 bulls.
..1000
...1010
...10SO
Smith Hros.-Ncb.
...1280 2 25 1 bull 1610
23 steers. ...1109 3 65 16 cows 9SS
1 stag 870 2 50 1 cow. .....1191
1 feeder... 480 3 00
Hord-Hlack Cattle Co. Neb.
No. Av. Pr, No, Av.
12 cows 1013 2 70 13 heifers... fijil
I heifer... 700 1 50 1 feeder.... 6.10
1 feeder.... 680 1 60
Lngland Bros. Neb.
80 2 o fncdera.. 647
63t 3 tn i htrr.T 770
CO 3 00
Carnenter A Caraon MeJi.
60 cow 1073 3 CS
R. L. Hoffman-Neb.
7 feeders.. 894 3 35 17 cW 188
Cowperthwtilte & Son Neb.
24 feeder.. Ml 3 35 1 at'k calf. 200
900 2 10 1 cow 1060
970 3 00 l feeders.. 936
78u Z 75 1 feeder.,
A. Maycook Neb.
94 2 60 1 COW.,..
130. 4.00 6.hclfer
640 3 00 6 st'k C'lvs 278
913 2 00 14 steers. ...1070
1 fteiKll...
10 helfera...
I heifers.
1 cow.
1 cow ,
2 feeders.
16 cows....,
1 st'k calf.
1 feeder...
14 cows
3'00
J. W. Mnrlatt Neh.
21 cows.,... 672 2 50
26 COWS..,,. 780 2 60
Ii. B. Brooks Wyo.
65 cows....ill(X 3 45
13 cows 1107 2 50
H. Banner Wvo.
8 steers. ...1031 4 30
10 cows 1067 3 75 1 cow...,
6 cows 1074 3 55
N. 11. Thayer-Wyo.
41 steers. ...1041 4 15
21 cowb 1064 .1 00 2 cows,..
C. W. Grant-Wyo.
28 steers.. ..1009 4 10
2 cows 990 2 00 1
19 cows 1011 2 63 1
HOGS The supply of
rather light but still
rather slow In opening.
out oiuning anout
any morning, or a
780
840
660
2 45
2 60
2 90
2 90
2 75
2 50
3 25
2 25
2 75
3 55
Pr.
2 55
1 50
3 OS
2 69
1 W
3 50
2 60
3 20
2 00
2 60
2 60
3 CO
3 65
,.1140 2 75
985 2 25
cow...
bull...
hogs
.1280
.1620
was
3 25
2 76
ana n
the market was
Packers staitcd
tie lower than ye.itcr
llttlu better thitn V(,.4-
tcrda.v's close They were nllllni- tn miv
16 for good hogs nnd It took something
fnncy to bring over that. The light, r
weights they wanted to buy undir St.
Salesmen wero not exactly sntislled with
the prices offered and aa a result but few
loads changed hands on the early mat ket
and It was rather late before much of
anything was done.
The murket, however, did not show any
Improvement as the morning advanced nnd
salesmen finally took the prices offered.
The bulk of all the sales went from 15.'.74
to 16.024, with the fancy loads selling from
16.024 to 16.20. The average cost today Is
Just a shade under thut of yesterday. Hep-
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Hli, IT.
77 221 40 5 '0 U 249 40 6 OD
81 205 320 5 02H 81 222 ... 6 00
63 203 280 5 95 GO 238 ... 6 1,0
72 233 80 5 95 71 239 40 6 00
28 199 ... 6 93 C4 399 ... 6 00
77 187 ... 6 95 59 282 40 6 (XI
66 215 200 6 95 68 253 ... im
68 217 ... 5 95 53.., 260 120 6 00
27 196 ... 5 95 62 228 80. 6 00
79 250 80 5 9714 56 263 ... 6 00
82 233 120 5 J14 97 188 40 6 to
86 ,.218 60 5.9il4 68.,.. .,..230 320 6 00
Mi 236 40 6 7i, ,M.,.,,...tS3 W 6 W
60 126 ... 6 97H 61 245 ... 6(0
85 233 160 5 Of- 68 ,252 160 6 10
71i...,...229 I'M 5 97ii 77., 201, 160 6 (0
65 204 80 5 67'.,, 77 J 198 ,120 6 00
69 254 60 5 T714 72 231. 120 , 6 00
60 274 120 5 U7'4 61 238 ... 6 00
37 211 ... 6 9714 55 266 60 6 60
75 235 120 5 97 4 68 237 80 6 io
69 232 (0 6 971 68 2,(6 ... 6 10
49 248 40 6 9714 52. J..., 1.215 ... 6 00
62 173 120 6 971, 57 TA 40 6 00
60 ..IS 40 5 V74 67 174 ... 00
68 237 240 6 9714 ! ...IM 40 I 00
16 232 ... S97H 75 IM 80 6 00
49 264 ... S 971s 35 240 ... 6 00
70 241 160 6 (0 64 277. 240 6 00
62 247 160 6 CO ID 254 ... 6 (0
62 230 200 4 90 77 230 120 6 00
25 266 ... 6 00 63 246 160 6 00
72 218 40 6 00 69 250 80 I 0214
60 24'J 40 6 00 67 ...24.'. 80 6 0214
18 240 40 6 0i) 61 205 ... 6 0214
77 19S 10 6 0) 67 253 80 6 0214
81 222 ... 6 u0 61 292 60 6 0214
75 220 50 6 00 87 220 160 6 02 li
68 ,,.264 ... 6 0o 37 261 ... 6 02(4
71 213 120 6 00 63 241 40 6 024
76 224 40 6 0) M 264 40 6 e'Jlj
59 227 ,,, fill 66 215 60 6 0214
68 2l9' 80 6.00 83 214 120 6 (21
63 294 80 6 0) t6 274 ... 6 0."-i
23 273 40 6 ou 71 228 ... 6 0214
66 2.,5 160 6 00 62 277 40 6 1 5
68 257 200 6 00 65 279 40 6 03
62 233 60 6 00 71 252 ... 6 15
68 245 40 6 00 43 330 ... 6 03
65 2.15 120 6 01) 60 301 80 6 15
45 230 ... 6 O) 61 ,,283 10 6 it,
72 234 10 6 CO 31 255 .... 6 i)
63 234 80 6 Ou
SIIEEP-There was quite a liberal run
of sheep heie today, but none too many to
supply the needs of local packers, They
started In early nnd puld good, rteady
prices for everything at all desirable and
It did not take long to clear the pent.
Wethers and yearlings sold ns high as
U.W and ewes reached 11. Yesterday 13.10
was paid for ewes, but they were bctler
than anything offered today.
ljimbs were also In good demand nnd
fully steady prices were paid. The quality
of the offerings was better than has been
the case for some little time, so that tin
sales on, paper look higher, as much as
(4.80 being paid.
There were very few feeders offered to
day and in fact the only ones thut wete
on sale were those sorted out from the
killers. The demand la heavy for feeders
at the present time and many more could
bo dlHposcd of than aro being received,
Quotations: Choice yearlings. I3.50ii3.65;
fair to good yearlings, 13.35W3.50; choice
Aethers, 13.35tt3.50; fair to good wothers,
13.15?j3.25; choice ewes, 12.75fc3.10; fair to
good ewes, 12.2,02.65; choice spring I'tinhi.
11.7504.90; fair to good spring lambs, 14.4 1$
4.75; feeder wethers, l.ya3 60; fojder
lambs, 13.003.50. Representative sales:
No. Av,
1 Wyoming cull ewe 90
culls 91
Utah ewes , 97
Utuh ewes ,,, 99
Nevada ewes , 100
Utuh ewco 38
native ears ,,,, 105
Wyoming feeders 78
Wyoming yearllnga' ........... .If
native wathnrs ; 54
cull Umba 60
Utah wetneri 81
wnatern wethers ...
Nevada wethers .,,
Nevada wethers ...
Utah Umba
Utah lambs
Colorado lambs ....
o4 Colorado lambs .....
2 western lambs
12 western lambs
10 Nevada Iambi.
20 Nevada lambs ,
13 Nevada lambs
12 feeder wethers
4 Idaho ewea...,
61 feeder wethers
1 feeder wether
106 feeder wethers
..103
.. 90
.1109
,. 62
.. 45
63
;.ioo
::?2
.. 75
.. 74
. 83
,. 107
,. 84
. 120
66
Pr.
1 60
2 CO
3 00
3 110
3 O)
3 00
3 10
20
3 i
3 li
3 3
3 CO
3 CO
a 6o
I CO
4 60
4 7214
4 72',,
4 724
4 80
4 60
4 60
4 80
3 00
3 f")
3 20
3 23
3 26
320 feeder wethers,........,,,,
61 Jdnho wethers,,! ,,,,,
129 Idaho wethers
76 Idaho wethers. ..
110 Idaho wotl.uvs.,.
173 Idaho wethers
1 Idaho, wether
C3 Idaho wethers,,, f.M.
62 Idaho wethers.,,,
ss Idaho wethers... ,
1 Idaho ewe...
1 Idaho ewe . ,
3 Idaho etves.
1 feeder wethers
11 fcedir wethers
10 feeder wethers ,,,
2 feeder wethers ,
feeder wethers
16 feeder wethers.,,',
1 feeder wether
6 feeder wethers
8 feeder wethers
66 feeder ewes
17 feeder wethers
232 feeder ewes , ,
100 cull lambs
21 western wethers
31 western wethers
160 western wethers
301 Wyoming In tubs
.. 89 3 6)
.. 98 3 55
.. 85 3 55
.. 57 3 55
.. 83 3 55
,,. 81 3 5
... 70 3 55
,..95 3 63
,.. 53 3 61
85 3 65
.. 60 1 50
,., 110 2 O)
,.. 100 2 7,i
,.. ltX) 3 CO
,.. S9 3 0)
... 52 .1 (0
.. 70 .IPO
... 77 3 00
,.. f 3 00
... JO 3 00
... 3 00
.. 75 3 HI
...73 2 23
... 75 3 00
... 69 3 nj
.... 54 3 40
... 70 3 45
...90 3 13
...SO 3 43
... 5(1 4 60
CHICAGO MVH STOCK M A n K 1 1 r.
Cattle and lings lllgher with Sheep
.1tend.
.'LIPA.00'. AUR' .-CATTLE-Rerppts,
16K500 head. Including l.txvi Texlms and
3,000 westerns; steers generally lOjilfo
higher; Texan-, steady; western-, Ko
higher; butchers" stock. 10Sil5c higher; good
to prime steers. 15.fOti6.10; poor to me
dium, 13.7Sii5.40; Blockers and feeders, slow,
12.2511 1.26; cows, !..t5'tM.10; heifers, !2.5Ui
4.8ft; canners, 11.25H2.40; bulls, 12.26l.i:
calves, strndy, 13.00it,1.r5; Texas steer, ll.'O
C'lfi.OO; Texas grass steers, ,6oy3.!i5; west
ern steers, 13.Wn5.00.
,"ls,l"C('",,,, I7i0",) tiertil: tomorrow,
2',000 head estimated; left over, 4,0X) head
active and 6c higher, except for common
r.nr.l5.rr";i. ,0"i fi-f'2',4: mixed nnd butchers .
I.i.i5i)t).474; good to choice, heavy. 15'nyi
rJc-h ,.'u?,,, ''. '-70H5.S5; light. 15.70
06.3iH; bulk of sales, KOivao.35.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 17,0V)
head; sheep and good lambs, steady; com
K'i" '""" weak; good to chotce wetli-r.,
13.25i.I4.0O; fall to choice mixed, $.1 0 ff 35;
western sheep. 12.76Jj3.90; year Ings. s3.3Jf8
-.KUja io;
4.0); native lambs,
lambs, 13.75115.1(1.
western
Ifnimns Cllr Mve Slock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 28. CATTLE Re
celpts, natives. lO.Ko heud; Tex.ms, 1,000
head; calves, l.lmi head: native and west
ern beef steers, lOftlSc higher, other cattlo
steady; choice export ami dressed beef
steers, lo.40tf5.7ft; fair tn good. ll.70ifJS.35;
Blockers and feeders, M.ftvjf 1.25; western fed
steers. H.2.vri5.40; western range steers.
W.io-pl.t; Texiuis and Indians, 12.74(3.75;
Texas cows, 2.353.w; nntlvo cows, J2.pVd)
4.00; heifers. lJ.75iss5.00: runners. ll.50J72.lo;
hulls, 12.25-1 1.60. calves, :I.WM1.50.
1IOC1S Receipts, 10,000 bend! market
sleaily; top, Jfi.32'4; hulk. 15.Mfifi.25; heavy,
C.2d-0.3:4! mixed packers. Irt.rtKiirt.U3; light,
15.60111.15; pigs. 15.25415.63.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 6.0OJ
head; market steady; lambs. !I.Oog4.25; na
tive wethers. 13.233.60; western wethers.
WjWjjttW; -3.JSU3.25; stock sheep. 13.3
St. Live S4aek Market.
tlcS'l
I
,!
-L.faAr-rf.-!iii'i(iB
4,70.1 head. Including ..OCO head Texnnn:
market strong, wllh best natives SajTlOo
iMm piow; nauve snipping anil
export steera. Ii.8t-li6.00; dressed beef and
butcher; strew, l4.0Ojf6.J0; steers under 1.'ki
Urn., 11.Mfflii.15; Mockers und feeders, 2.WJI
3.6o: cows and heifers, 12.00fiu.fio; crtnucrs.
ll.005f2.2S; bulls, 12.25rt4.lio; Texas and In!
.,JaJL-,t.r,r,, W.25i-rt.2S; rows and heifers.
.0frWi3 45
'MOOS L. Receipts . 6,400 head; market
v'SvJ'1? nm' h'. l0O(rf.10; packers,
tr..906.20; butchers, 16.25fi6.47Vi.
SHEEP AND. LAMHB-Recelpts. 2,904
head; market steady; native mutlohs, 12,71
ri3L?1;. I"""0. ,W.83"fS.M: culls and bucks,
l2.iHYn-3.25; stockers, 12.40Jf3.0O.
New York Live Stock Mnrket.
NKW YORK. Aug. 28.-BEKVES-Re.
celpts. 1,919 head; steers. 10c higher; bulls
nnd cows, steudy: steers, 4.804r5.85; oxen
and stags, 12.7E4i4.00; bulls, 12.40'(i3.5fl; cows.
i.wiu.iu. sanies, sicuuy; snipmciits
iiviiii i-iimi! mm quarters oi oeei,
CALVES-Rccelpts. 3,33s head; vents
opened weak, closed lower; veals, 14. Sou
6.00; top, lS.12ti8.25.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpta, 10,400
head; sheep fairly steady; prime lambs
would sell steady, but none here; others
weak to 25o off; shrep, I2.50(li.1.8fl; choice, 14;
culls. 11.50ifi2.00: lambs, !4.25!j5.S74; culls.
13.onff4.00; Canada lambs, 15.624.
HOGS-Recelpts, 4,476 head; mnrket 20ir
25c higher: western, 16.40; state, 16.60n6.7j;
fancy light, 16.
St. Joseph Live Stuck Mnrket!
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 2S. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,500 head; market steady; natives,
13.004id.60; cows and heifers, U.ooyi.76; lulls
nnd stags, 12.004i4.50: stockers and feeders,
-.OOa3.74; veals, 12.23rrj5.23.
llOGS-Recelpts, 11,000 head; market
steady; light nnd light mixed, ll.oj'ini 20;
medium and heavy, 16.004j6.35; pigs, 1.1.23W
5.25; hulk, 16 104ii;.2i
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 2,100
head; mnrkct steady to strong,
.Stock In NIkIiI.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and Hhcep at the five prln
clpnl live stock markets August 28:
Cattle lings, Sheep,
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. I -on I h . ...
St. Joseph ...
.. 2,,SW
..16.500
..10 500
.. 4.701
.. 3,507
7.005 6.111
27,00) 17,0)0
10,00) 6,0
6,400 2 9 H)
11,0(0 2,400
Totals
.3S,0O6 61,105 33,411
PROMOTING FISH' CULTURE
Car In ClinrKe of United Htntea .'om.
mission does Weal from
Omaha.
The United States FIth commission car
No. 2, which has bean tc tho city sine
Monday, left last night over the Burlington
for Lincoln, Alliance, Billings and Boiemuo,
Mont. At various points along the Hno
qunntltles of young bass and crappy will be
distributed. At the same time a mrssonger
will bo sent out ou the Klkhnrn to perform
a similar mission on the Nebraska Una and
will Join tha car at Crawford.
Captain W. E, Smith Is In charge of tho
car, which is one of live which travel over
tho country tho year round, each covering
approximately 40,000 miles annually. Under
tho captain aro a cook and three men who
have cha'go of the fish, Each car carries
about 10,000 fish which are kept allvo by a
complicated system by means of which
oxygen " constantly pumped Into tho fish
enns. The temperature Is maintained ut
from 60 lo 65 degrees. A man must be on
watch at all hours of tho day and night
to see that the fish aro bolng properly cared
for, a3 thny are all young and die easily,
The fish commission has thirty. flvo
hutcherlea throughout tho country, not
counting tho ono ordered at Tupelo, Miss,,
the home of former Congressman John
Allen. Thoso nearest Omaha are the ones
at Manchester, Ia Ncosha, Mo., Leadvlllo.
Colo., and Spearflsh, S, D. Nothing but
game and food fish aro handled hy the coin?
mission.
At Bozeman car No. 2 will take up tha
work of placing various kinds of trout
throughout the northwest.
New Jersey Itciiulillenn Convention.
TRENTON, N. J. Aug, 28.-The repub
lican state committee todav I xcd upon
Thursday, September 26. at 1 o'clock und
Taylor opera house. Trenton, ns the tlmo
and pluco for holding the state convention
to nominate a ciinillilata for governor.
Teteptsaa lOStt,
Boyd Commission Go
Successors to James E. Dojrd Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
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ouiRrrt gArnm BBtrt
WALL STREET
Honor Will Kara tU Maalhly Hatarna
Tha Investor's Fund Pays deinl-Uonthly.
Tha oldest esiaulinlied In America. N6
eertlflcate-holdei ever lost cent. Pay
mints made lu all suhae-lbera evary !(
Sava No trouble. No delay. Moni
rafundad on demand. Write today fog
oartltulars, fret to any address,
P V. K. MACl4i;i A CO.,
Hsaiaa llulldla-r. Kaw York.
ANUItiSMI-NTg,
