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    TITE OMAITA DAILY HEE:' WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 2fi, 1003.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Easier resltag and L -wet Prion on Chicago
B:ari Tuesday.
M, and locally at 4 36. Bpelter win un
f hanged st 1 In Ixtndnn and at 8S.0O In
Nw Vork. Iron rir.aeri at tis n in ui-
guw and nt urn 3d in MKiniesnorotign. id
eally iron una quiet and mot or lss nom-
Innl. No. 1 foundry, northern, m quotea
nt $17 .Wu 11.00: No. t foundry. northern, at
lVUivi : No. 1 foundry, southern, and
. . i . . , . 1 .. . , At t1R 6.V.,
llj.75.
GOOD WEATHER ERINGS OUT LONG CORN
All drain Shons Sympathy with torn
Decline rind Closing; Prices Are
Generally I. oner on AH
Articles.
spring
acrord-
old duck,
CHICAUO, A:i. 2.') An earl-r feeling
anl lower prices ruled In all the pita to
day. Wnrat closed harely steady at a de
cline of to for September and December.
Corn was down ',.' ;c for Hcptcmber and
Vi for Drrnmbcr. t.ats showed a decline
of VnV4o and for the same months,
while provision were down 2Ac.
Tho wheat market was ratner dull nnd
quiet, with little outalde trading. There
wna a fairly steady opening on tne early
weather reportt irom the northwest, and
a faring off of receipts In the aame quar
ter. The early weakness In eorn, however,
cauaed learthncss, and conalderable wheat
tamo out,- with a paurity of buying ordera.
Pent ember opened .a ahnde lower to Vtl'wC
hlaher at ((iHiWiSc. sold at XtiNc ana rie.
dined, with momentary ralllea, to 79j)
7!l7c. The clone wns barely ateady at a
loaa of W'c, at 797de. Dercmber closed
Vne ldwer at S0',e, having aold down
from 81Vtffil14'. the opening ligtircs. Clear
ances of whent and flour were equal to
3iil.7P0 bu. Mlnnea polls and Duluth re
ported receipt of 174 cara, which, with
local receipts of lfiS cars 34 of contract
urade minle a total for the three points
of 342 enra, against 376 laat week and 76
cara a year ago.
Improved crop report and a continuance
of good growing weather brought out con
siderable long corn, and a weak market
ensued. Armour hought freely at the de
cline, and ft short-lived rally followed. Of
fering were free throiirhout tho selling,
betng general, with pit traders offering
the onlv other support. September closed
ViSc iower at DSffrSS'Hio, starting at Me
and ae'.llna- tin Vic early. December was
down Uc at 5oVc. ranging between (OWil
CiSc and 51o. LochI receipts were 4S2
mm with 7S of contract, arade.
There was an eauler feeling In oats, due
n continued selllnir by commission houses
in evmtwithy with corn, Local traders took
offerings freely, but refused to bid the
murket un. Late llnuldutlon . by longs
added to the weakness, and September
closed VfVio lower at 34Mr(iS4Vic, after
ranging between that figure and 4Hc, the
opening price, pecember was down Vic at
8f.Sc, the bottom price, after starting at
n;u.n l.ncnl reoelnts were RuO cars.
Provisions were fairly strong early, but
h Mtrenirth did not hold. Selling by pack
era caused a decline to below yesterday's
prices. September pork closed 22He lower
at 112.65. with lard nit 2o at 18.20, and
!. Ar.nrn IKn at
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
115 cars; corn, 286 cars; oats, 180 cars; hogs,
23.000 head.
The leading futures ranged follows
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.Yes'y.
OMAHA WHOI.HALK MARKET.
e
Condllfon of Trade and aooll)om on
Sin pie nml Fancy rrodnee.
E'ViS Fresh stock, Ions off. loTflCC
LIVU l'Ol lTRY-Hens, s'iikc
chickens, per 11., l!Hc; roosters.
in ur to hhc. 4'cifc: turkey. 11 12c
be; youiig diK'ks. 81i9c.
HI'T Tk.lt I'arklng stock, k'iiuc; enmee
dairy. In tuhy, Keltic ; separator, ic.
r K KH i I r iel i I' TOen caugni inmv
plekcrel, 7'dc; pine, jtic; percn, w-.
falo, 7.Tikr; blueflsh, ISc; whltefl-h,
sulmon. 10c: haddock. H'c: counsn.
red.Mnaviper. 10c; lobster, oolled, per
2K:: lobsters, green, per lb., Ac
lie: catfish, lie: black
btit, l"c; crapplns, 12c; herring,
11c;
bnf-
l'lc;
12c;
lb..
bullheads,
bass. 24i 22c; hnli
herrtng, 6c; whfta
bas". 10c: blueilns. fc
iivsn v.itst New York counts, per can.
45c, rr .nl. J.'.15; extrA selects, per can 37o,
per sal. l.9: sianaaru, iier cun jvv;, 1
gnl. SI. 50.
HHAN-rer ton, n. . .
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
.iVi; No. 2. ivori; medium. S7.50; coarse,
17 fK) Ilv straw. SS.fiO. These prices are
tor hay of good color and quality. Demand
Jnir nml receipt ugnt.
CORN 4SC.
OATH 37.
RYE No. 2. Dfle
VEQETABliEa.
POTATOES-Per bu.. 7WS0o.
SWEET POTATOES Home-grown, per
basket, 75c; Virglnlaa, per 8-bu. basket.
J3J5.
(.'i ti.MBisiiB Home grown, per 0.0s., c.
HEARS-Home grown, wax. per maraei
bnsket, 70ft80c; string, per market basket,
70-fifcOc.
hom grown, 114lHo
1c.
bu.,
per
S2.90.
dot.,
SC35c;
grown, dry. per lb..
Wheat
a Sept.
b epu
b Doc.
May
Corn
Sept. Deo.
b May
Oats
Sept.
lhjo.
Ma
Pork
Sept.' Oct.
May
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Rlba
Sept.
Oct.
a Jan.
SOU
siVa'Mi
S4V(4
rd
51Vir!
61V(f
S4
13 87H
13 10
13 00
8 22H
7 70
1 80
7 87H
6 67Hi
80Vi 8ft 80 ' 7974
H'lVTOTiW 79 80'4'ttH
n1i Mil 81 835i3V4
51 S-k BOH mWlWiSOWSK
M.WW W turn
35 4
861 35 35
3 37HU'Xi 57Vfct(fc
13 87H 12 5 12 63
13 10 . 12 80 12 80
13 00 18 00 13 00
8 25 ' 1 1TH 8 20 '
7 71 7 90 7 60
7 80 7 67H 7 67H
7 90 7 72H 7 75
67V4 6' 60 60
12 65
13 00
8 20
7 02
7 67
7 72H75
6 60
No. 2. a Old. b Hew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOUR Steady.
"WH RAT No. 2 red. 7!Uif?iRlUo.
CORN No. 2, 52c; No. 2 yellow, 53V4'tf6-to.
OATSNo. 2. 82c; No. 3 white, 8444(360.
RYE! No. 2. BlV534c.
BARLJ3Y Juod feeding, 4SC0c; fair to
Choice mailing;, tutwc.
HEED No. 1 flaji. 9KHe! No. 1 northwest
ern, Sl.OBtt; prime timothy, SS.30; clover,
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 812.66
11.70. Lard, per 100 lbs., SS.07V4fi81O. Short
rlba sides flooseiV. S7.37M7.fi2A. Dry salted
phoulders (boxed), Irt.7!y3f7.00. Short clear
Bldea (boxed), 77c.
Tb following were the receipt and ship,
mania of flour and a rain yesterday.
Receiets. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 2fi.a29 15,758
Wheat, bu 118,135 45,090
Corn, bu .371.0U0 296.600
Oats, bu 899,600 271,216
Rye. bu 9.&K) 845
Barley, bu 19,)0 .
On the Produce exchange today th but
ter market was firm; creameries, 14f'19c;
dulries, 13f(H7c. Cheese, easy at ftHiJ'llc.
Iigs, steady at mark, u. 1., ifiioc
'AULIFLOWER Home irrown, per doi.,
50c.
CAhBAOE New
tier lb.
rw'.t;iN 1 tKiv far nox., iuo.
TOMATOES Home grown, per casket.
We.
RHUBARB Per lb..
NAVY BEANS Per
CELERY Michigan.
large western, 4oc.
ONIONS New home
2c; fancy Washington stock, per lb., 2o.
FRUITS.
TLUMS Wlxon. S1.66: Kelsey. Japan.
11.65.
prunes Trsgedy. per box. 11.50: uroas,
$1.5; Silver, S1.40.
t'KAi.iiE.9 caiirornin, eariy ireoaiones
and early Crawfords. 81.10; California free
stones, clings, 11.00.
CRABAPPI.Ef4 Per bbl., S3.
PhJARS CS Iforaia. Hirtiett s. per pox.
S2.C0: Colorado, 11.75; Utah Bartlett'a, S2.00
fe2.26. . . . . .
i.ANTAijOUFE-Kuno, stanaara, per
crate, 13.00: per -crate, S2.50; home grown,
per dox., II. 2S.
APPLES New stock. H-bu.. 60c; Dutchess
and Weltheys, per S-bu. bbl., $2.00.
BLUKUERRIES Wisconsin, per ls-qi.
care, S2.
nH VKS California TORavs K..SO: tsweet-
watsr and Muscats,. 81.76; home grown, s-
1D. packet, 40c.
WAitKMKLuns-Missouri, zoaouc eacn;
crated, per lb., net. H4c.
TROPICAL. FRUITS.
FIGS Turkish, 18-lb. box. per lb., 18&
ORANGES Mediterranean. all slzs.
S3.50: St. Mlckea Or paper rind, all alzes.
$3.0W(f4.00; Vslenelaa, S4.25.
iiAAnA-rer puncn, t2.wta2.Bu; jumooi,
31 . .
Lr.MNis California rancy, aw to n
alzes, 84.60(Q6.00; choice, 84; 240 to 270 sizes,
4.ooir4.26.
DIM EH Florida, per 6-basket crate, jo.oo.
CHEESE Wisconsin Twins, full cream,
l?Hc; Wisconsin, young America's, 12c;
Black Swiss. Ibc: Wisconsin brick, lie:
Wlsonaln limberaer. 13a.
iiOiSu. iku. iicf 4, frames, ti.au: uian
and Colorado, per 24 frames, S3.60ttf3.75.
POPCORN per in., 2V4c; sneiieu, siivo.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c: No. 2 green.
5c; No. 1 salted, 7 Vic; No. 2 aalted, 64c:
No. 1 veal can. 3 to 12 lbs., kmc ino. z vea
calf 11 to 15 lbs.; 6Vic: dry salted hides. 8r
12c; Sheep pelts, 2&;5c; horse hides, S1.50W
.oo. . ..
HUTU walnuts No. 1 sort sneii. ter id.
17o; hard sholl, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
rier lb.. 13c: No. 2 hard shell. 1 lb.. 12c;
Bratlls, per lb.. 12c; filberts, p. lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 10c; hard shell,
ner in., ibc: Decans. targe, per id.. Mhc
small, per lb., 11c; peanuts, per 4b., 5Vc;
roasted peanuts, per id., c.
Coflee Market.
NEW YORK, Aus. 25. COFFEE The
market for futures oDened ateady at un
cbajiged prices to a decllno of 6 polnta
lollowlng lower European cables and fully
primary receipts, ana ruled falny active
as a result of continued switching by
nearby holders to tho later positions,
which, however, waa consummated without
any further change In prices. The cose
was steady, net unchanged to 6 point
lower. Salos were 44,000 bags. Including
Beutember at 3.7lX(i3.7c. November at 8.8O0,
December at 4.3oa4.40c, January at 4.45c.
February at 4.56c, March at 4.60c, May at
4.7io and July at 4.uoc
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET.
Qaotatlena of tho Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26. FLOUR Recelpta,
St. Irools Grain and Provision.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25. WHEAT Lower
No. 2 red cash and elevator. 7B!4c: track,
83M83c: September, TSftc; December, 63H4f
S3ic; .May, Mi,c; No. 2 hard, 7SHc.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 46c; track,
48Hw9c; September, 46c; December, 47ftc
Mav. 48Uc.
OATg-Lower; No. 2 cash, 83c; track,
3r!f3hHc; September, 8274c; December, 34c
Miy, J6''(!J.c; ino. z wmie, ivjws.
rte-Firm at obrb.c.
Fl jOl'U Kteadv: red winter natents.
84.00(34.10: extra fancy and straight. 83.70
a.t: clear. S3.2CiT3.8a.
TIMOTHY HE wd ateady, S3.l0'tf3.3O; corn
meal steady, SZ-60.
BRAN Steady: sacked east track. 74
77 o.
HAY Steady; timothy, 85.00gi2.00; prairie,
I(.IAy'3.t)U.
RAtHxlNtJ &Vtp'4C.
HEMP TWINE te-
PROVIRIONS Pork. lower: lobbing,
standard mess. 813.05. Lard, weak at 87.25.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 83.8iftc
clear ribs. S9.00: short clear. 89.124.
POULTRY Easy; chickens. c; springs,
lOHc; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 8t(a0c; geeje.
111 "ITER Quiet; creamery, 1430c
dairy, 134jnc.
ii,(Hi3 iiianer at nsc. loss on.
Reoelntx. Shln'ts
Flour, kbla. 10.000 17,000
Wheat, bu. 82.000 S3.0U0
Corn. bu. 43,000 87.000
Oats. bu. 44.000 33,000
Kansas City Grain audi Prorlslons.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25. WltEAT Sep
tember. 7iHc; December, 71V4CJ. cash. No. 2
hunt. 73hU''4c; No. 8. 71V3iSc; rejected,
6M(bc; No. 2 red. 75ii6c; .No. 3 red, 74Sc.
The leading decreases are those of 210,00)
usnei ai Manitoba anu trt.vuu Dusneis 11
.sabliviUe.
EV IOKK 8IULKS AM) IIOMUS.
Trader Spend line Looking; at Yaeht
Hare, bat reeling; I Easier.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25. The semi-stagna
tion of ine sioca inaikct was unreii... oj
luuay ana tne draui.gj were in sm.illei'
oiume tnan yesiciaaj. inae was noun
oviu 01 acmity tuaruj ine ia. 1 ana
no tiiaikel .ciosea hiiong. '1 ne majomy
i the stocks wolch maas up the ure.it
ulk of tne maei tiniuiig ictt oft ona
to two points iiiBoir thm latt n.giit. me
trong itaiures were ali.ssoun 1'avillc, Bi.
hui, AtiMiison, maiHmaiea upper una
(iincisee CiAi. ihviu was no u.-ni 10
xpiaiu the auvancing tendency 01 ine
maraet and the tiuo cause se.mea to ne
tnat the room tiaa.rs reachei tne ilmn
t thfir abiHiy to uepress prices y.ateruay
nd so covered their mfti'w connacis.
Attention was uiveiteu to the yacnt race
throughout the dny. There was a la. ge
list ul assent memoers and tnobe on ine
floor spent ihelr tune watching the bul
letins 01 the yacht race. M-irnms reports
irom London sfioweu oras oi.-pooitiou to
uy Afntrican stocks there and tne opening
uvance here was 111 syiniiatny. Eue was
onspkuousiy in demand for Iondon ac
count. The development of this foreign
emand Is of special Interest In Its bear
ing on the exchange situation. There was
large reselling of icrelgn hol.llngs of our
ecurttles taken at tne bottom or ine ue-
ilne when the rally hare showed signs of
ultmnatlng and tne renewal of tne de
mand has not yet assumed Important pro
portions. 1
i ne easier tone in tonay a exenange mar
ket was largely due to the appearance In
that market of bankers' finance bills which
re connected with borrowing abroad. 1 ne
foreign banking houses In New York also
re an Imnortant source or supply ror
funds In the time money market. .
Ratea for time money and commercial
paper continue very firm. The present
buudance of call loans is largely caused
by the placing on deposit of trust company
funds with the banks to secure the imprest
of deposit accounts, which Is higher than
the present call loan rate. Any rise in the
call lonn rate would be promptly followed
by the withdrawal of these trust company
deposits from the banks for placing In
trie can loan market, wnicn would neces-
itate a shirting or the loan accounts or
the banks also and some probable disturb
ance In the money market. This contin
gency is a repressive Influence on stock
market speculation just now. i here is
an anxiety also over the closing lp of the
cotton corner, wnicn it is generally Be
lieved Is achieved and which will neces
sarily be an operation of some peril.
Many rumors are still prevalent or ef
forts being made by large Industrial cor
porations to secure temporary loans. The
recent heaviness of New York Central,
which was a depressing factor for a time
this morning, seems to be explained by ths
etition to tne stock exenange to list
1. 000,000 additional general mortgage bonds.
These are In connection with the contin
uing operation of the company refunding
plan. Lake Shore's statement of earnings
tor tne June quarter, showing a decline in
surplus to S7BS.218. compared with $1,777,854
for the corresponding quarter of last year,
may also account for the recent dnpresslon
of New York Centrsl. The weekly crop
bulletin was counted bullish on cotton and
bearish on corn and . wheat. .Some old
rumors were revived of coming control of
Tennessee Coal by the United States Steel
corporation, but with confirmation. Con
fidence In the copper trade outlook was
assigned as the cause for the strength of
Amalgamated Copper.
The pond market was nun ana steady.
Total rales, par value, SS15.C00. United
States bonds were all unchanged on tho
lat call.
Follow ng are the closing Quotations on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrntton St. Paul pfd 172
do Did Uh 80, Faciflo 46V
Bal. ft Ohio S2V8o. Kallwar 22
and the trading was quiet on the bourse
today. Internationals continued heavy. At
the close stocks were more buovant. The
private rnte of discount was 2 7-16 per cent.
Three r"' cent rentes. 97f fiSc, for the ac
count. Exchange on London, ibt lie, for
checks.
Itoston Stork flnotatlona.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-Call loans. 4HTifi per
cent; time loans, 5-Utf per cent. Official
closing price un stocks sua bonds:
. S7't ninctiam
. 7" (luinft & Her It
. 2 tnteunlal
. k Cnpr" Hante ...
.24u pnmlntnn Coal ..
.! FriVlln
.in lute Kiyal
Mihia
.1SS'4 (lid tiomlnlen ...
. b Clprenla
. H"i !'arrot
.IK. '4 eulnejr ....r.
.118',iKnta Fa Copper.
...,.. I I . .......
8.?.. fi Trlmountaln
Ul Trlnltr
!1H t'nltrd States ...
v4 rth
91 Vlrtnrl
I nvienna
SnlwnlTerlns
, 4 L'aljr Weat
At hlrnn 4i
ontral 4a
Ai.hlson
dn pfl
Itotrnn tk Albany..
Hrrtnn A Me
itnutnn Etvald ...
N. Y , N. H. A H.
Kltrhbura: pfd
I'nlnn Padtlr
Mrxlran OntrM ,.
American Sucar ...
dn pfd
Auierlran T. ft T.
lmmlnlfin 1. ti
Cm. K.lrrtrln ..
Mass. F.'.eetrle .
dn pfd
Tnlted Kmll ...
AArentttre
APmieit
Amalgamated ..
2
V
t
!"
0
7H
1.1 v,
1
(I
M
IS
t
t4
io
17 V.
4
9
40
OMAHA LIVE STOOL MARKET
Cattle Eeoeipts Light and All Ocod Stuff
Sold a, Litth Hi -her.
LIGHT
STRONG, OTHERS LOWER
Vn V-lc !n!r Onotstloa.
the quotations on mining atocka:
Adama Con 14 Little Chief f
Alice 18 inontarto too
Greac 1) (Mr - 155
.vfiiunawlrk Con A jtt'hoenlx 8
rmiitock Tunnel .... t Potoal 15
Con. ( al. A Va 140 i!ava(e !2
Horn 8llTr 100 Sierra Navada
Iron Silver Ki Small Hopa 10
LeadTllla Can 2 Standard 171
x Assessment paid, sx Offered.
do pfd
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J..
Chea. h Ohio
Chicago A Alton
do pfd
Chlcato A 0. W.
do lit Pfd
Chicago N. W
Chicago Ter.
do pfd
C. C. C. A St. L,
Colorado 80.......
do lat pld
do Jd pld
Dal. A Hudaon...
Del. L. A W
Den rar A R. 0..
do pld
Erla
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Great Nor. pfd...
Keeking Valley .
do pfd
Illinois Casual ..
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
K. C. Southern. .
do ptd
u a s
S do pfd 4v
,125taTeiae A Paotfla 26H
.I'D i Toledo, St. U A W. 20
. ilH. do pfd i
. gZ'Vtnion Peetflo 1
. a do pfd e
. 17U Wabaab i
. HKVa 00 pfd ins
.m Whrellna A L. B.... It
A Tr.. 11 Wla. Central lt
i?a no pin an
3 Adama Ex 222
14 "4 American Ex IKS
(1 ll'nlted Butea Ki lul
:lWella-Fargo Ex 210
..l&Sa'Amal. Copper ...
..13b Amer. car A r:
.. 25 I do pfd
.. 77 H Amer. Lin. Oil.
41a
32 St
il
S3
. 1
, 94
, 4SH
SOW do ttd..
... 47St Amer. Locomotive
... l!i do pfd
...KS American 8. & R
... 'OV do pfd
... SOS Amer. Sugar Ref 11SS4
..Mi .Anac. Vllnlng Co..... 76
... 20llrooklyn R. T. . . , .
...31 1 Colo. Fuel A Iron.
... ti ICnlumbua A H. C.
...it Cone. Oaa
.104-fc! Oen. Electrio
Manhattan L...... ...135 Inter, paper
Met. St. Rr
Minn. A St. L..
Mo. Pacini ....
M.. K. A T
do pfd
Nat. R. R. of M
N. T. Central..
Norfolk A W.. ......
do pfd ,
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
P.. C. C. A St. L...
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id ptd
Rock laland Co
do pfd
St L & g r lat ptd.
do id pfd
St. L. S. W
dk pfd
St. Paul
do pfd..
.... at 1 Inter. Pump
..... H4i do pfd
.... :ovt National Blacult
414! National Lead ...
pfd. 4iS No. American ..
1J1H Pacific Mall .....
3 jPeople'a Oa
84 Pteaaed S. Car...
23; do pfd
134H Republic Steel...
do pfd
Rubber Goods ..
'Ai
tA
4
a
vs
13'
.14144
do pfd...
Tenn. Coal A Iron..
V. . Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
. 4f.S
. 41
. 14
.177
.1.11
. 12
. Ctl
. 85
. 7i
. 37Vi
. 11
. iT,
. 2i
. !4St
. llVa
. 4
. 141
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28.574 bbla.; axporta, 10.471 bbla. ; market was
dull and nominally unchanged. Winter
patents 83.9oy4.30; winter straights, 83 851
8.J); Minnesota patents, 84.7uu'4.ln; winter
ettraa, ititi.25; Minnesota bakers. Woo
8.80; winter low grades, 8J.70w3.uo. Kye flour
unlet; fair to good, 82.W4fli5; choice tj
lancy, 8J.43S.o6.
VOKNMKAL Market steady: yellow
western, i.i.; city, ii.iu; inn ariea, j.zb
8.30.
KYE Quiet; No, I western, 8240 f. o. b.,
Alloat.
UARLET-Recelpte, 45.850 bu.; apot dull;
No.1 8 red, 84V elevator, and v.c f. o. b..
noat; ino. 1 nortnern uuiiitn, w r. o. t
afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba. 83Vc f. o. ti..
afloat. Optlona after a steady opening, due
to higher Paris cable anj rain In the north
west, sola on. At noon they were quits
weak under Increased winter whetf, re
ceipts and a bearish weekly crop report.
continuing so throughout the afternoon
and closed H'S'So net higher. May, S.fJ
da, closed b.c; Bepieruoer, BbSfctfiG H-183,
closed 86c; Uecemper, Soaiio o closed S84;c,
COltN Receipts. 78.4o bu. : exports. 11..
845 bu. ; spot easy; No. 8, 58c elevator,
and 03140 f. o. b. BflTtt: No. 2 yellow.
iV; No. 8 white. Option market
declined today under continued favorab.e
we.ther, a bearish weekly crop report and
liquidation closing SVV net lower. Sliy,
b.uijic. eiitsed 6.0; beptemner, oii'yji'iC
closed B"Sc; Pecember, 8..au57c, closed
57 Wc.
tAT8 Receipts. 69.fVx) bu.; exports, 4,001
bu. ; spot easy; stanaara wnite, 41c; mo. z,
Kic; No. 3, 3'.lic; No. S white, 41c; Nu.
Wlilte, ine; iraca wiuio, wvj4e. v
K,1V r..l. .hl..l.lv '.....'.'V.,, mwfnA . .
choir, ll.novil.0o.
HOI'S Hi m: state common to choice,
21itTU5c; lH. 14-tJlio; old, K0lle; l'a
clftu coast, 1j2. UiuJjc; 18 '1, Hui.c; oil,
exilic.
HI I 'KB Steady: flelveston, 20 to 23 lbs..
ISl-c t'allfornla. 21 to 2i lbs., 1.-; Ttna
dry, 24 to 3 Iks.. 14c.
LEATHER fillet; Hemlock sole, Fu'
nos Ayros light to heavy weights; arid,
2Jii-V-
KICK Firm; dorr.estio f.ilr to extra, i
(tSc; Jaran, 5u'c.
I'ltoVidlDNK lieef firm; family, II! n5
jl3.7o; n:es, 8S.''( .n0; beef liam, 8-1.5 ij
23 00; pa ket. s.tiiio9.60; city extr.t, 1 idui
mess, 814.0(1(11 15 .00. Cut meats, quiet; pick,
led bellies. W UHuU 0; pickled shoulders. 8.
pickled hams. tl2.o0-u IS 0. Lard. dull:
renned, steady; western steatite. 1,
i..; August, closed J8.2"i, nom
Inul; refined, trm; continent, A0; South
America. 8; compound. i7.1:'HtiT S7V l'ork.
stea.W: fiimllv, 817 Mrfl7.7i"i; short clear,
814 THM 25; 111 eis. 14.7f4i 15 5'.
Bl'TTKR Buadv: r'erlpts, 15 8T! pkg.;
xtra eieimery. 1miHNc: dulry, lflsc.
t'HEKsR Receipt'. l'.Sli I'kgs. ; nmket
ajulet: creamery, 8Sil"ltc.
KUOS Receipts, 10 9JU kgs.j fresh, VQ
tic.
IHJl't-TRT Alive, firm; western rhlikfni
14c; fowls. U'ltc; turkeys, lie. liresevl.
Weak: wotern 'ile.s, 13c; fowls, lie;
P.i frlceva. liM, AV.
WKTAI.8 The I-ondon tin market wns
tmehsnged, with apot dieted st 127 and
futures st A'l:4 10s. I ocnllv tin wua ersy
and lower, closing st ?7.7o'. 27.00. ' Snot cop
per advanced as t'l lit IXMulon to JiHt 7s M
and future closed at a gain of ts te T.n
lis. IM-ily rniiuar was enlet and steidv
Ijkk ia dueled at 813 7.(14 00. eleetrol tic
ut U oiia.71. ai4 ut tog at 113 STSvO U 50
Lad wua unobaiigod la Luudoa at All 8s
CORN September. 44'4e; Lex-ember. 44Va
-!4Hc: ch. No. 2 mixed. 454i4oVc: No. 2
white. 46&45V, No. 8, 44H95c.
tiATBr-Ko. 2 white, 40c; No. I mixeo, w
89: . '
it no, z, ezw
HAY tTiolos tnuoth-e. 89 SfifjriO.OO; choice
EGGS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kantaa
stock. 15c loss off. cases returned; new No.
2, whitewood. oaaes Included, 15VaC
ine following were wis receip.a ana snip-
menu for today:
Receipts. Shipment.
. il.iW M.OoO
37.y0 28,o0
10.004 4.000
Wheat ba
Corn, bu ,
Oats, bu
Minneapolis Wheat, r'lonr anal Bran,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aujf. 25. WHEAT
September, 80Wc; December, Wlic; on
track: No. 1 hard. 86Vic; No. 1 northern,
8o,c; No. 2 northern, 81c; No. 8 northern,
7ySlc.
FlX)UTt First patent. 84. 45-1. 55; second
patents, 84 3.f-t 4'; flmt clears, 83 45i3.55;
second clears. 12.4!Ji'J.K.
BRAN In bulk, 812.75tiI13.00.
Ltrerpol Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 24, WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red western winter, 6s 4d for new;
No. 1 northern, spring, atrong at in 104.
Futures easy: Spiember, (3 4'.d; Ociober,
6s 6.1; December. g8
CORN Spot, American mixed, ateady at
5s 41. Futuresj dull; September, 4 $Hd;
October, 4s 6!d.
Ilnlsth tiroln Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. Minn.. Aug. 25. WHEAT
Close: New, to sriive. No. 1 hard, 824c;
No. 1 northern. 81Vac; No. 2 northern. 7Vc;
new No. 1 northern. In store or to arrive In
August, Klic; No. 2 northern, 81Vic; maca
roni, .-no. i. 00c; io. z. ijc. .
OATS To arrive and on track, 84c.
New York Money Marker.
NEW YORK, Aur 25. MONET On call
easy at lvwz per cent, closing WaZ per
cent. Time rgoney. firm; sixty days, 4ii6
per cent; ninety days, 536Vi per cent; six
montns, baft's per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEIV-65H
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.F.6109
4.8615 for demand and at 8. 8304.8340 for
sixty days' bills; posted rates. $!.84vH.S4!
and H.wtf4 si; commercial tuns. ii h.
SILVER Bar, bVic; Mexican dollars.
44 V c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
ateadv.
The closing quotations on bond are as
follows:
0. 8. rat Sa, ra....10Vt!Mex. Central 4a
do coupon
do as, rag
do coupon
do new 4a. rag.
do coupon
do old 4a, rag...
do coupon ......
do la. rag
do1 coupon ......
Atehteon gen. 4a.,
do ad), as
Del. A Ohio 4a...
do 84a
do eoav. 4a.....
Canada So. la....
Optral of Ga. is.
do it inc....
CW A Ohio 4'4a,...171
...lMVat dn la ine Its
...liHIn. A St. L. 4s... rr
...1041 M.. K. A T. 4s 1-4 '4
... I do is Ht
,...114 IN. T. c. gen. 4s... vi
...lot N. J. C. gsn. 1 We... 127 14
,...lo No. Pacific 4a 174
,...101V! do la 70H
,...101 M. A W. con. 4a 17
.... ' Reading gen. 4a 14
.... aa St. L. A I. M. c. 6a. Ill
.... t4Kt. I. A S. r. 4s.... M
.... Va St. U 8. W. 1 M
.... 7 I do ia 11
....Win. A. A A. P. 4a.... TS
,...1044 io. Pacific 4a 8
14 ipc. Railway ts 11JH
Chlrago A A.
c . a a. 1
c. m a st r t,
C. A N. W. eon.
C . R. L P. 4
C C C A St L g.
Chicago Ter. 4a.
Colorado Bo. 4a.
Denver A R. u
n
..103
7s.lt
... Vt
Is.. S3
... 71
... 44
Texaa A PaclSe la.. .114
llllirngkce (iraln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. K. WHEAT Dull.
Cliw. No. 1 northern, fojiiwc: No. 2 north
ern. 136, c. new Seyienilier. '.9'4(iWc bid.
RYU- Lower: No. 1. 53i54c.
l'ARLL X Firm: No. s. uOc; samDle. 40
jC7c.
Teorla 4Jraia Karkei.
I'F.ORIA. 111.
No. 3 M-i.c: No. 4.
OA'l'S-Suady : No
4 Ttliite, ac.
Aug 25. CORN Steady;
43 -c.
8 white. 8li835c: No.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOL1CDO. Auv;. 24.-S12ED Clover. Octo
her. V "-''('. U. emlj( 1 , ,.a71. T.moihy,
iruin, i.oj. aim. Ac, August, o 00.
Availrble Supply cf (iraia.
NEW YORK. Aug 25.-Special cable and
telctrrtplilc comniuulcail'.us rectlv.id by
lirauatr, .l'a shows thi fallowing ciiangea
In avatinllu tupilea as tompatrtxi with laat
aerount ;
H :' AT-l'nitrtd Etat- and Canada rat
of Lii'lc. dfcrfid buheia; afloat
r r nr. a ,11 t.ur p?. increased 6o),'0 busbeia;
ii.i.i e.iipi. iacrea.-ts oi.VAJ Utisrieia.
t.O UN' I'nlted Slates sn.l rand 1
Of Rockies, decreased 874 M b'isnU.
OATS I'nit d States arj ('uta.la east
of Rockies. Ii.ertiti.l 6ii.ooi bu?hc'.s.
Anions the mere important lp.cet re-(M-irted
th's we. k r tfiOk of 1 .uJ bushels
at 'hlcasja private elevators. 64.1K.0 bushva
At Dallsv. 8u4l 3,lAS) WualicU At ), Jksk'Wi
Erla prior lien 4a.... MS
do general 4a 13
F. W. A f. C. Je....lirt
Morlrlng Val. 44a....l4
Man. can. utlg. g. 4a.lo:'4V.
L A N. unl. 4a
T., St. L. A W.
Union raclflo
do sent. as.
Wabaah la....
do
do deb. B...
Weet Shore 4a ,
Wheal. A L. E. 4a.,
Wis. Central 4a
Con. Tobaooo 4a
Colo. Fuel eon. Ca.,
Rock laland 4a
Penn. con. I1...
S. Steal id satg
7i
4Si
..114
..104
..
.104
fi9
Fat Sheep and Lambs Bold Weak to
Dime Lower, While Feeder Were
Not Very Active, bat Com.
maaded Abont Steady Prices.
Receipts were:
Official Monday....
Official Tuesday...
Hogs. Bheep.
2.M8 ln.040
8 cows (00 8 25 4 feeders.. 5 8 75
3 feedets.. 8.5 3.6 1 feeder... 8.0 8 15
3 leeoers.. Mo 8 to 8 cows i 86
4 heitei... tj i .0 6 bulls ll.tt 3 36
costs M 3 io 'I cows s I
cows h;.i 3 is
D3 COWS KM 2 8j
,.10BO
t 10
8 It)
Ira Karman Wyo.
t-o 2 40 1 steer..
l'H3 3 10 1 heifer.... soO
,10t6 4 t0
It. It. Rrooks Wyo.
,.lu40 3 to nil cows 1067 t 20
C, H. WTlllams w yo.
. 4 0u i4 feeders.. 1108
.1U 2 no 6 steers. ...1104
.1210 8 00
T. A. Yeast Wyo.
. 96i 3 30
K. 11111 Wyo,
8 80
3 bO
6.3J0
10.(37
7.27
1 wo aays tnis weeg s.io v.iu ii
name nays last week. ...12,916 10.200 2ii.:S7
Same week before 11,454 12.122 1!8.4.14
Same three weeks ssro.. 7.S09 12.!.0 25.658
Same four weeks ago... 6.2; 6,724 13.447
Same days last year 18.710 6,107 45.603
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date and comparisons
with last year:
1909 1902. Inc. Dec
Cattle 627,409 497,091 30,318
Hogs l,60S,58o 1,642,344 85,758
Sheep 814,461 68,136 126,226
Average price paid for hogs at South
Omaha for the laat several days with comparisons:
Date. I 1903. J1902.1&01.1900.1899.1S98.18J7.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25. COTTON The
cotton market was strong at an advance of
5 to 14 points, and ruled very active during
the entire session, with the exception of
August, which wns dull and neglected and
which fluctuated between 12.?6c and 12.30c,
closing at 12.29c, or net 4 points higher. The
balance of the list was generally firm.
After the opening there was a momentary
setback under realising, but prices soon re
sumed their upward course nd at midday
were forced still higher by the weekly re
port of the weather bureau, which proved
finite as bullish as had been expected. The
Initial gains were due to a continuation of
the short crop scare, which was acceler
ated br the firm cables and apprehensions
as to the character of the early bureau re
port. In addition to this th ellaue bought
very aggressively, taking a block of 6,000
September and bidding for more at ad
vanced prices. This. In connection with the
light movement and the continued talk of
dumage as a result of boll weevil in Texas
soon had the shorts In full retreat, while
It also encouraged more demand for out
side account, leading to a more active mar
ket than has been experienced since the ex
iting times of last month. The best prices
of the session occurred late in the after
noon and at that level the active month
showed net gains of 3 to 31 points, with
September selling at 11.36c, October at 10 60c,
December at 10.30c and January at 11.31c.
This level attracted heavy realising and
ust before the close the market Bold oft
harnly. losing a matter of from 6 to 8
points and was finally nearly steady net
i'HK points higher on the new crop posi
lons Sales were estimated at 800.000 bales.
There were further special sales reported
amounting to 3,17 bales to spinners, un
the other hand 7.404 bales were received
from Liverpool and 819 from other saurces,
making the stock sccordlngly running 147,
861 bsles against 143,016 bales yesterday.
GALVESTON. Aug. SB.-COTTON-Steady.
12Vc.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25. COTTON Spot
n limited demand; prices 4 points higher;
American middling fair, 7 26d; good mid
dling, 7.04d; middling, .7Sd; low middling,
hod; good ordinary, o.30d: ordinary, s.pxi.
The sales of the day were 4.000 bales, of
which 6O0 were for speculation and exnort.
and Included 3.100 American. Receipts, 4.000
bales; no American. Future opened firm
and closed steady; American middling, g.
o. c, 6.0Sd; August and September, 6.47d;
September and October, 6.03f6.04d; October
and November, 6.6'i35.67d; November and
December. 6.5d: December and January.
5.50d; January and FebBiary, B.45'fi5.50d;
February and March, 6.49d; March and
April, 5.4S'?j4.4d; April and May, 5.42d.
ST. LOCIS. Aug. 26.-COTTON-Market
quiet: middling. 12V4c. Receipts, 16 bales;
stock, 1,501 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 25.-COTTON-
Future. steady; August, 12.90'312.Me; Sep
tember, ll.24-all.3oc; October, i0.2ialft.?5c;
November, J0.04tyl0.06f: December, 10 03(ff
10.04c; January, 10.06'jV 10,07c; February. 10.07
(610.09c; March. lO.osfiio.lOe. Spot, firm:
sales. 800 bales; ordinary, 8 7-16C; Rood or
dinary, 10ic; low middling-, middling.
1 -':; gooa miaaung,' sc; minaiing iair,
13 13-16c, nominal. .Receipts, 650 bales; stock,
18,566 bale. .. .
Aug. 1...
AUg. 2....
Aug. 3....
Aug. 4....
Aug.
Aug. 6....
Aug. 7....
Aug. 8....
Aug. 8....
Aut;. 10...
Aug. 11...
Aug. 12...
Aug. 13...
Aug. 14...
Aug. 16...
Aug. 16...
Aug. 17...
Aug. 18...
Alig. 19...
Aug. 20...
Aug. 21...
Aug. 22...
Aug. 23...
Aug. 24...
Aug. 25...
4 7M T 411 I 6S 6 151
6 021
5 04W
8 0fil
6 3
8 H7A
at
8 1514
0
5 20
6 Wi
t 21Hj
6 25
8 20
6 174
6 ll-J,
6 15
6 23
6 30HI
6 4(TV
6 444
I 7.361
t S
7 82
J So
I 1'
7 1
7 16
6 84
6 8o
6 66
6 65
8 ?3
6 741
t 84 1 '
6 7 6 74
tin
6 Yl 6 181 4 26
6 79l 6 161 4 33'
6 101
a
8 04
6 14 4 38
D 16 4 81
6 73
6 OS
6 67
a
7
6 72
6 79
6 86
7 00
7 101
6 73
5 7
5 77
5 83
a
6
6 S6
6 78
6 87
5 91
5 91
4 181 2 71
8 74
3 67
4 43
4 45
8 81
8 71
8 77!
a
8 81
6 04 4 32 3 67
4 .11 9 01
4 29! 8 27
4 36 13 48
I 4 35
4 43
4 44 2 76,
6 Out
4 m
o
4 96
4 97
4 97
4 -U
6 00 4 36
4 961 4 4l
1 .
a ov
E 03!
5 02
6 01
4 97
5 02
6 05
4 4
4 421
4 41
4 42
4 4o 3 73
8 78
3 74
3 6:
3 67
8 75
a
8 69
3 74
3 81
t 46
3 47
8 67
I 68
8 43
3 45
a
S 5!
I 4
3 1
8 68
3 48
3 68
a
3 70
3 71
3 68
8 73
8 70
3 76
4
8 83
3 79
8 81
a cow....
no cows...
i steers. .
2 cowa...
24 feeders
20 cows...
1 stter. ..
79 steers..
v. 11111 wvo.
1 steer R30 25 1 butl 1350 8 20
4 !eedera..loW 3 bo 1 leeler...loio 2 00
1 cow 1010 2 00 1 cow low 2 25
b cows pill 3 00 2 cows ItMt) 2 bo
0 cows 1060 2 do
HOGS 'lhere was not an excessive run
of hogs here this morning, but as Chlcr.go
was quoted lower the tendency here was
to pound prices to some extent. The de
mand tor lightweights, however, was so
liberal that prices improved instead I
aoins down and the eArlv sslsa were airong
to a nickel higher, with a top at .i0.' Thai
waa a dime ii.-jtner than yesterany s iesi
price, but the hogs were better than any
thing ottered yesterday. They weighed i9i
pounds. The nesvv hugs, however, were.
neglected and sold weaa to a nickel lower
than yesterday and went largely from ia.a
to 85.40, with coarse stuff even lower. The
meaiuni weights went luselv from fc.40 to
d.do and the lights from 5.tA to to.fo.
trading was not very brisk, but still tho
bulk ot the hogs waa out 01 first hands In
fairly good season.
There was not much change In the mar
ket from mart to finish, tliouah. if any.
thing, the heavy hogs were weaker tow aril
ine close.
Toward noon several cars of hogs arrived
and, as Is apt to be the case when pickers
nave tneir more urgent orders niiea. they
bought the late hogs a little lower. The
decline amounted to fully a nickel on the
heavyweights, while the light were also
little easier. Representative sales:
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hors. Sh'p. H'r'a.
C. M. & St. P. Rv.
Wabash
Mo. Pac Ry
I'nlon Pacific System
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. & M. V. R. R..
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.
a. st m. Ry
C, M. & Q. Ry
c, K. I. & P. Ry, eist 6
C. R. I. & P. Ry west 1
Illinois Central
12
5
31
3
47
3
43
1
1
11
17
. 26
12
18
8
1
1
lU
31
4
8
44
Total receipt ....151
The disposition of the day's recelDts was
a follows, each buver Durchaslng the num
ber 01 neaa maicatea:
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour & co. trom o.
Vansant & Co
Carey & Henton
Lobman & Co
Hill & Huntzlnaer ...
Huston & Co
l.lvjnfBtone & Shaller
L. F. Husa
Wolf eV Murnan
Kreg packing Co
Bheridun Merit Co....
Iwls & Underwood .
Lee Rothsrhild
S. Werthelmtr
Other buyers
Cattle.. Hogs. Sheep,
C.
842
1,632
1.904
1,742
683
3.16
846
610
430
li
88
126
62
26
213
71
142
"ai
96
100
211
461
.4,016 6.650
233
1.909
l.lltID
416
No.
SO
(1
It
(I....
S . . . .
s
f.2
41
40
II....
75
62....
43...
M....
41 ... .
64....
63....
Ml....
47....
64....
61....
0. . . .
16....
C3....
67....
68....
ti....
2
63....
....
47....
07....
70....
8....
67....
M....
67....
68....
68....
44....
63....
64....
67....
4!....
62....
66....
63.
120
6,972
10.135
Oil nnil Itoaln.
OIL CITT. Aug. 25. OIL Credit bal
ances. 81.56: certificates, no bid. Shipments,
b.5;; average, oo,iii; runs, 14,013; average.
0,774. Shipments, Lima, 71,604; runs, Lima,
7u.ot; average, m.iuo.
NEW YORK. AUg. 25. OIL-Cottonseed,
dull: crime yellow. 41 "Ac Petroleum,
steady; strained, common to good, 31.8640
2.00. Rosin, ateady. Turpentine, firm at
67ftS7t4c.
SAVAJNISAH. UL. AUg. 3. Ully-iur-
nnntlne. firm at 54c. Rosin, firm: A. B. C.
b, 3170; E, 11.80; F, 3187; G, 3195; H,
3-55; I, 82.85; M. 83.06; N. 83.15; W O, 83.40;
W W, 33.60.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25. BUTTER
Market firm and print lo higher; extra
western creamery, L0c; nearby prints, 31c
EGGS Market firm and He higher; rresn
nearby, 2fc, loss off; western, 22e; south
western. 19(S20o; southern, lbtglic.
CHEESH Market aulet and barely
steady; New York full creams, choice new,
lOlofcc; fair to good, 9fcdi04c.
Whisky :Uitri.ct.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25. WHISKY Spirit
basis, 31.27.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 25. WHISKY-Dls-tlllera'
finished good steady on basia of
$1.23.
PEORIA, Aug. 23.-WHI8KY-On th
basis of 81.23 for finished goods.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 25. WOOL Tha volume
of actual trade In the market here this
week waa only moderate. Prices were
firmly held and there is no weakneaa In
any direction. quotations: Territory
Idaho, fine. 14tfl5o; fine medium, 10iai7V4c;
medium, J8(&lic; Wyoming, line, 144il6o;
fine medium. 16Hl714c; medium, 18H4llSc;
Vtah and Nevada, line, 15616c; Una me
dium, 17fjl7He; medium, lw6'2oe; Dakota,
fine, 1516c; fine medium, 16H3P17Vc; me
dium, lufu20c; Montana, fine cholt, lsK?
22c; medium cholc-, 1S4j20c; staple, 20fl21c;
medium choice, 2S21c; Colorado, New
Mexico, etc., fine, l!i12c; line medium. 14
felSc; medium. 15gi6c. Australian wools
are In verv light suddIv. but there Is mors
Inquiry for fine merinos, owing to tha
high prloe of domestic fleece wool. Prloes
are ory firm. 'Combing, choice scoured
basts. 837t86r; good, "SfiSOc.
NEW YORK. Auw. 25. WOOL Firm; do
mestic fleece, 2f(tT-32Vic
ST. LOUIS. Au. 25. WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 16
4f214c; light fine, lffr17He; heavy fine, 12
&15c; tub washed, 2029 He
' Totals
CATTLE There wa a much smaller run
of cattle here today than was generally
anticipated and as a result prices on ait
desirable grades of cattle showed some
Improvement. Trading was quite octiv
from start to finish, so an early clearance
was made.
Comfed steers were In good demand and
the better grades sold strong to a dime
higher, while the commoner kind sold
steady to strong. A there were only a few
on sale, everything at all dcslrabie wa dis
posed of In good season. The top price of
the day was 85.40.
There were a good many cows on sale
ns compared with the total receipts, but
none too many to meet the requirements
of the local trade. Th market ruled active,
with prices a little stronger tl.n ihose In
force yesterday. The strength, though, was
contlned largely to the better grades, a
there were so many of the common kind 4
that prices had little opportunity for im
provement. Bulls, veal calves and stags did not show
enough change from yesterday to be worthy
of mention.
The demand for stockers and feeders was
again very brisk this morning and prices
on good stuff advanced sharply. Some of
the most desirable grade sold safely 1o4i'163
higher than yesterday, as hlgu us 34 10
being paid. Even the medium una common
Kinds snowea more Rirengui
manded better prices than they have for
some time past. Although there were a
good many cattle In the yards, an early
clearance was made.
The Quality or tne western oeei oieoio
received was again very common, packers,
though, wanted a few and as a result paid
good, strong price for the kinds that were
offered. It was very evident that they
were anxious for good stuff, but there his
been nothing good here In so long thit It
s hard to tell what a cnoice oiinai wuum
bring. Range cows sold freeiy at stronger
prices than were paid yesterday, wnll;
stockers and feeders were In good demand
at prices ranging from steady to 10o or 15o
higher for the best grades. Representative
sale:
nt 14
t94
74
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Aug. 23. Closing quotation":
Cooasns lor none.
da areoant
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd.
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pftftc liS
I hkiio O. W
C. M A st. r
DtBoera
Denver A K, O.
do ptd
Erie
d lat pfd....
no M pis
444
II
it
4314
10
i
41
41
, 211,
, at
, 4"4
T74a
,
. a
. 114,
, ti
, n
23 15-161 rr
Kits Norfolk A Western..
do pfd
4 Ontario A Western..
434 I'ennarlvaola
Ji Rand Mine
Reading f
do let fd
17t do Jd ld
144 Southern hallway...
;, do pfd
lf,4 Southern Pacific
7I Inlon faciSc
tu do fd
r, I'nlted Stataa Steel..
61 do pfd
I'llDO'a Central li'4 M'abaah
Mleaoun. K. A T.... J"W do pfd
New Torn (ontral.. .111-4
WAR SILVER Firm at
ounce.
MONET lt&lH per eetif. The rate of dis
count In tho open market for short bills is
2 2 18-14 per cent and for three months'
bills lil27 pee cent.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN. Aug. 25. On th bourse today
trading generally was sluggish, though
urlces were nrm.
LONDON. Aug. 25. Money, waa freely
nffored In the market today, Discounts
were firm. On the Stock exchange, apart
from the settlement, Knmrs aboibrl :x
tendon. Tliey were lasa buoyant on the
refunxl of IS I r Arthur Lawley, lieutenant
aovernor of the Transvssl. to pnai pone t'
vonstructlon of new rllrifids. which will
reoulre the omuloyment of 10. Oral Kaft'rs.
therebe depletlig the number required by
the pilnea. Consols were a shade easier,
A nt&rl,., n nrieriMl Irra-ui.ir l.r, rit..ne,1 A nii
lii siiie InHtuinate. The trading, which waa
rurelr nrofasslnnal, los.-.l tor.et. Cirand
Trunk waa firm on the truffle returns. The
rise In tha prl'O of silver was duo te the
eastern demand. BullLon smwmtUig to 20,
UM waa withdrawn from the Rank of Lug
land today for shlumwiit to Roumanla.
PARIS, Aug. 29. Price were irregular
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25 EVAPORATED
AVW.ITSl The market for evanorated r.n.
plea la quiet and weak, though without
material change In the nuoted list. Com
mon are held nt 4ifl.c, prime at f'wCCi
choice at 6".'.i4c anfsncy at i(if7Vfc".
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRUITS-Hpot
rrnnes continue firm with a fair .'onning
demand reported for the various slie.
Price ranre from S'ie to 7e for all grades.
Anricota also rule firm. New cron. cho'e
are quoted at SfiS'c, old. choice, at
tc and fancy at 12c. Peaches are nrm;
choice at 7QftC and extra cnoice At iWi'Uc
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 DRY GOODS
Retail buyers of dry goods are here In
large numbers and will continue to arrive
during tne ween. Activity among joooers,
however, has not been reflected at first
hands, although considerable more insist
ence upon securing prompt delivery Is man
Ifest. The evidence of scarcity In r.any
lines Is much greater as the curtailment
of production growa.
Rnrar and Molasses.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25-SrOAR
Dull: open kettle centrifugal. 3'uCV,o:
centrifugal whites, 4Sc; jre.low, 3 ll-lfttj:
H-iisc; seconas. zt;ic.
MOIJkSKKS-Centrlfugal. dull. 6fil8!.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining. &a; cejitrlfusal. 96 test
3:c; molases sugar, JVtc; refined, firm.
!eiv Yrrk I le Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 231 head; thera was no tracing but
reeling is stemiv; rstoea are unchanged
Exports today, 841 cittle 1 tSS s' eop. and
4.4to quarters of beef. Estimate 1 tomor
row, 160 cattle and 7..W ou.iriera of beef
Calves, rece pts 3u hesd; trade s.ow. trtme
light veals about steady; heavy raivei not
wanted' grasser and buttermilk dull.
Veals. 3o.(M325; grassers and buttermilks,
3.01?J t0.
HtMlS Receipts. 4.118 head: no sales tt
live welghu; notnlnnlly weak on BufTa'o
advices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8 40
bead. The sheep market Is steady and
lamb market la dull, cloning 154126c. lower.
nreep, wao so; iaunb. 8b.uu v; lep
$450; culls, 84 00.
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...1164
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I 16
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8 70
1 70
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
421
. HI
. Ill
. 0
.1060
.1440
.1211
11 3 61
120 8 46
1U 2
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i bi I ,
8 K
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4 00
UULLdS.
I 00 1
16 1
1 60 1
BTAUS.
1080 1 no
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
7M 4 00 10 4 I 80
471 1 21 . . .
NEBRASKA.
..120
. .1SS0
..100
I M
I U
I 40
Av. Pr.
21 feeder.. 1043 33 75
1 COW 111 io
1 cowa 8S2 2 60
lfi feeders.. 613
24 feedera.. 8j5
7 helfera... obi
1 calf.
No. Av. Pr.
2 feeders.. loM) 83 26
1 bull
i helfera.
1 bull
1 cow
9 feedera.
12 feeder,
850
.13.W
. 735
. 810
.1030
.1067
3 45
3 (0
2 40
3 60
2 35
2 40
2 :5
2 85
978
1 cow 870
4 feedera.. 690
3 feedera.. 740
26 calvea... 244
2 cowa !5
2 calvea
1 bull 1100
1 bull 1170
2 cowa 825
4 cowa 970
WYOMING.
8 76 15 feeder.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
M o RHen Neb
1 cow 7 1 75 22 feeder.. I
1 feeder... 126 3 64 21 feedera.. &
4 feedera. . K 8 00
D. Catlln Neb.
27 feeder.. 920 8 60 1 feeder... low
20 cow 872 2 80
Mliuaie i.aiu
83 feeder.. 917 3 95 1 cow low
8 cow Sil iui
I. M. uoran-tcu,
I calvea... 165 6 00 2 calves..,
f cows I 2 00 8 cows....
38 cows 956 2 75
oeorge tamer inod.
9 feedera.. 772 8 00 17 feedera.
8 feedera.. 88 8 00 lcow.....
I cowa til II) 8 cowa...
Lesaert Ac Sons Neb.
2 76
2 65
2 50
3 01
2 10
210 ,3 00
1 13
2 40
1 50
2 00
I 78
27feders..m 3 4a 7cows....
1 feeders.. 828 8 15 19 feeders.
10ateera....l055 8 61
H'a Claymore Neb.
83 feeder.. 8-S 3 45 steers
100
1060
888
930
846
951
927
17 ateera....l035
17 helfera... Tftl'
27 cowa Sua
T.
4 ateer....10tv;
J-
823
6.J
3 66 6 row
Conley Wyo.
2 65
2 85 16 cowa 912
Card ner Wyo.
I ai n ateera....l02i
Rogers Wyo,
lcow 1000 83 24 feeder.. 1138
Ulstenberg A B. Wyo.
IT feedera.. tWI IM 8 cowa 1S
15 feedera. V 3 C 11 cows 99
Kendrtcka ex Co. Wyo.
18 cow 878 8 16 cow 8"5
I cow 88 2 60 J cow 1100
1 oow IW 8 60
Mitchell A Co. Wyo.
1 bull J9"t 9 II 1 atee 9nf
I oow.. ..aid 128 40 feeder.. 10O1
At.
...300
...350
...870
...21
...244
...17
...211
...ill
...J"7
...236
...290
...241
. . .SoS
. ..272
...312
...300
.. .2St
...277
...316
....:t
,...282
....274
,...277
,...2
....264
,...iti
...2.'.
....264
....274
....261
....269
....264
....172
....234
....253
....248
....297
....261
....269
....274
...HI
298
....2511
,...:3
....Jfi4
.253
1'r.
I 10
t to
8 86
6 26
I 14
I 35
I 35
5 .16
I S5
8 16
6 36
6 36
4 36
6 16
6 37
6 40
6 40
6 40
I 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
I 40
6 40
I 40
I 40
t 40
I 40
6 41
8 40
8 4'
6 40
t 40
I 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
C 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 42
6 42
I 42
I 42
6 42
6 42
No.
41
47
67
47
1
14
6
I
44
te
64
4;
40
48
66
61
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41
49
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...337
...124
...239
...234
...244
...271
...261
.. .140
...264
...101
...241
...Ml
...29
...231
...264
...271
,...234
...l4
...267
...26i
...248
...24
...VA
...170 '
...221
...232
...246
...261
....247
....210
....229
...214
,...261
...221
....2.19
....234
,...2H
....224
,...2;ll
....228
....208
,...1(8
....207
....197
....194
Pr.
I 42
42
I 42
4-
I 46
I 44
6 45
6 44
6 46
I 46
I 46
5 45
I 46
I 45
4 40
6 45
I 46
I 46
6 46
6 46
6 47
i 47
6 47
I 47
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I to
I lu
I 60
8 60
I 40
I 62
I 69
t tt
i 66
I 67
t 67
t 40
6 40 ,
I to 1
t 42
4
6 t2 ,
t 46
I 17
4 76
I 40
- 4et fA
i.ai irvrj m si v -a anil T4n r , 4-V
fill twy - ge 1 ' " --
G3M1; calves and yesrllngs, fi.KWS S. BO-
Il00i-Recelpts. 3.010 head; lights ror.g
and other steady, Belling at e5.lw(5.56; ntna,
36.8'ty5.35.
Stock In "Igfct.
Trntlnwlnaf were the receipts of live stock
at the six principal western
13 ti It
.. 3.018
.. 19.60
.. 5.SOi
.. 7.5M
.. 8.116
.. 1.000
cities tea.
Hues. Sheen
6.3.10
6.000
11.000
7 mo
7.7S9
3.000
10.77
5.0iK
rs.o-x
8.mx
14)
.40.231 40,119 43,871
tenluy :
(inalui
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis ....
St. Joseph .
Sioux City ..
Totals....
Rank ( lenrliias.
OMAHA. Aug. 25-Rnnk clearings for
todav were 81.07l.366.2t: decrease from cor
responding day of previous year, 27.774.. 16.
IJUODDVC" nDCAMC ni5T RRFH
nut 1 1 J u 1 1 un hi s w 1 w 1 win.--
Mr. Majors la Aronaed from Ilia Mem
bers and Unshed Into Conrt to
Pay for Illusions.
Samuel Majors, the young negro, morl
familiarly known Aa "Hoppy Sam," wai
arrested at , an early hour yesterday on
a charge of running an opium Joint. At
"Hoppy" himself waa the only Inmate and
wns engaged at the time of the raid In
lying on his hip and admiring a herd ol
little pink JfckasFes, he was only fined J
and costs by tho Judge.
The Itest Cure for ('old
Is Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. Sure, pleasant, snfo and guaranteed
to oon cure, or no pay. 60c, 81.00. Kor sale
by Kuhn &. Co.
REAL ESTATE Tit A9I Ktls.
Deeds filed for record yesterday ns fur
nished by tho Midland GtMir.mtee nnd
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Karnam street:
Jennie Rnrthwlck to Wilbur Mayes,
lot 7, block 1, Popple-ton Park alill
tion $ 1
Mary UnrrWt to Andrew Klnkcnkcller,
lot 7, block 83, Florence 1
MHry Rlakcman nnd hushand to si mo,
lot 7, block 83, Florence 100
Henry Grebe, et al, to Sllona Grebe,
lot 2, block 16, Florence 1C
Mnry May hew to James Walsh, lot 6,
block 14, Waterloo 1
Edward A. I'nrmclee and wife to
Charles A. Powell, e 47H ft., lot 39,
Millard & Caldwell's odd.... 1,000
George Wnrthlngton Rlshop to Mnrtha
L. Snnders, w 40 ft., lot 2, block 1,
Exchancn Place add 76
Angcllne E. Ncwmnn to The Hoard of
tliurch, executors
of the M.
nil of lots 9 to lti, block
SHEEP There were not as many sheep
and lambs on sale this Tnornlng as arrived
yesterday, but Chicago was quoted weak
to a dime lower, and that was Just about
the situation here. Packers wanted to get
their supplies for ft dime less than they
raid yesterday, while salesmen were hold
ing for steady prices, 00 that trading was
not very activa. but aUll salesmen cut
loose In fairly good season. Wethers sold
up to $3.20, but ewes did not bring over
82.75. Lsmbs In particular were slow sale
and fully a dime lower, but there was
nothing choice on sale.
The feeder market did not how much
change from yesterday, but still there was
not the activity that has characterized the
trade on some previous days. The better
grades, though, commanded Just About
oirany prices.
Siuotnttons ror grass stock: Good to choice
lambs. 84.75(65.00: fair to aood lambs. U MRdl
4.75; good to choice yearlings, $3.4(1-3.66: fnlr
10 gooa yeimngs. 33.a1Tr3.40; good to cnoice
wethers, o3.10fj3.36; fair to good wethers,
88.90(71.3 10; good to choice ewes, $2.40(0)2.85:
fnlr tO good ewes. 22.2.V!T2 40! feeder Intnti
$3.604.26; feeder vearllngs. 8.1.25(S3.60; feeder
wethers, $3.00fj3.26; feeder ewes, $1.603.50.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
3f!9 Wyoming feeder ewes...... 89
28 Wvomlna wethers 1011
272 Idaho cull ewes 71
10 Idaho cull ewes 95
190 Idaho feeder ewes.. 94
19 Idaho feeder wethers RR
1.11 Idaho ewes... 1 104
i Idaho ewes 105
414 Utah ewes 103
105 Utah ewes 108
64 Utah ewes 103
251 Idaho feeder wethers 85
M Vtah feeder yearlings 76
67 Utah wethers 104
130 Utlh wc-thers.. 104
2T 1 tali wethers 82
111 Utah wethers 107
42 Idaho wethers 90
233 Idaho feeder yearlings 3
1 Idaho lamb 70
121 Idaho cull wethers..., 95
93 Idaho cull wethers., 92
924 Wvomlnir ewes 103
22S Nebraska feeder ewes 76
19 Nebraska feeder ewes 75
249 Idaho feeder vearllnas 84
675 Idaho yearlings 92
146 Wyoming wethers 108
39 Wyoming wethers no
34 Wyoming wethers 1115
17 Nebraska yearlings 76
213 Nebraska feeder yearlings.. 78
121 South Dakota yearlings 72
904 Idaho feeder lambs 4
church
Dundee
Mathew W. Clnlr to Charles N. Dletx,
lot !, block 174, city 7,000
Jane Johnson to Elizibeth Redman, lot
1, Turyns subdivision of lot 23'i, Mil
lard & Caldwell's add 1,423
Emma Vcrld.tn to Jennie Robb, f.'4j lot
4 nnd all of lot 5. block 30, 8011th
Omaha 7
Marv Mnyhew to Josephine Davis, lots
9 and 10, block 15, Waterloo 250
Minnie B. Blaekman and husband to
Tillv Orson Putnam, lot 10, Archer
Place add 2.OC0
Nellie L. Cooley and husband to Wil
son T. Graham, ct al, lots 9 and 10,
block 13, Central park addition...... 10
Frank W. Carmlchael and wife to
Adolph Rurmelster. lots 10, 11 and 12,
blork 13, Halcyon Heights 600
Renson Land company to George F.
Newkirk, lots 1 and 12, block 38,
Ren son 300
616 Idaho lambs 67
Pr.
2 25
8 25
2 10
2 35
2 35
2 50
2 65"
2 65
2 65
2 75
2 75
3 10
3 20
3 ?5
3 25
8 25
3 25
8 25
8 fO
5 00
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 85
2 85
2 90
3 00
3 30
3 30
8 30
8 30
8 30
3 35
4 00
4 30
&he Bos., off pa
m
400
a so
t 25
310
t 60
2 88
$ 28
2 90
2 90
2 90
I 60
8 00
2 90
2 60
2 9)
4 10
2
9 26
9 18
2 80
8 00
$80
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Market Shows Downward Tend
ency, Followed by Hoar Market.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25. CATTLE Receipts.
6, boo head; market steady to loc lower. The
receipt Included 2,000 westerns; good to
prime steers, $o.2."!j.5o nominal; poor to
medium, 84.oo&j.lo; stockers and feeders,
$2botu4.i; cows, l.i".4.4o; bulla, $1.4o
4.40; calves. 83.10ii4.bO; Texas steers, (XOOtu
4.65.
HOGS Receipt today, 11,000 head; to
morrow, 30,000 head; market opened steady
and closed hhJ.tc. lower: mixed and butch-
ers, eo.luiuo.iri. good to cnoice neavy, .to
fco.tw; bulk of sales, $5.3(ku5.So. I
SHEEP AND LAMIici Receipts, 25,000
head; market for choice, ateady; stockers
lower; lambs ateaoy ana sngnuy lower;
good to choice wethers, 83.00t3.60; fair to
choice mixed, iZ.ijiaia.w. western sneep,
$2.7c4j3.8u; native lamb, 83.6O4f6.60; western
iamb, H-UUtjo-lu,
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 25. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16,l00 bead natives, 2,0jO head Tex
ans; calves, 60O head Tt-xans, l.uou bead
natives. Fut cattle, steady to lower; win
tered westerns, weak to 10c lower; cows
and heifers and quarantine, b(l"aj lower;
stockers and .tetuerx. slow ana weaa; .
choice export anil dressed beef steers, ,
$4.7vtj5.8o; fair lo good, 4.oO(&4.70; stockers 1
and leeders. 32.fcKu4.2j: western fed steers.
U.OOSi4.7o; Texus and Indian steers, 42.60
iilP.io; 'lexas cows, a.lo4i.J.6o; native cows,
$1.7o(ij4.to; native heifers, U .0i4.!6; can-
ners. iloOtni.M; Dull, u.wa'.so; caives.
$2.6o(&6.60. ...
HOU8 Receipts, 6,000 neaa; maraet
opened 10c highir; closed 6c lower than
yesterdsy's close; top, 6.10; bulk of salea,
6.7o35. 9a; heavy, $5 6otiK).a6; mixed packers ,
80. 75(M 0. 00; Ugnt, ao.WKifO.iu; yoraers, o.t
tj6.l6j Pigs, fc.2;,&'6.16.
Bllr.tr' Receipt, s.ww neaa; maraet lor
native sheep strong and active; native
lambs, $3.10C(i5.2; western lambs, 83.001.15;
fed ewes k.&wm.w; lexas enppea year
lings, 32.WV&4.10; Texus clipped sheep, $2.40
4J4.O0; Blocker and feeder, $2 2oU J 60.
St. Loal Live Stock Market.
ST. I.OUIS Auir. 26. CATTLE Receipts
7.6u0 head. Including 6,000 Texan. Market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
I4a,fj56f; dressed beef and butchers' steers,
84.0oitl5.35; steers under, 1,000 pound. 34.0o't
5.00; stockers and feeders, $2.7544.10; cows
and lieirers. jz.tMM.zo; cannem, a.u-wji ..
bulls. $J.L6-?il.00; calves, $4.0K&'S.0O; Texas and
Indian steers. IXSfUj.M); cuws ana ueuera,
?;0- ,
1 1 1V , ft neceipts 1 v ur.u, niei ri e ' .
pigs ami ugnts, eo..v)xi.u, iiiinrn, winw
t.95: butchers and best heavy, 8o.9utj1.16.
8Ht.fc.P Receipt I.W9 nenu; iniarocv
ateady; naflv muttons, 83 tKXfjS 60; lambs,
$i.25v.5n: culls and trucks, 82.O0443.76; stock-
eis, xj.t'trJ.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. M.. Aug. 26 CATTLE
Receipts 8,116 head; market steady to 10c
lower; native, 84.0006.66; cows and heifers,
$1 TWii.Oo; stockors and feeder. 32 6"t4 80.
HtajB neceiuis i.ior n,.u , ,.,v,k
to 6c higher; Tight, $6.i.16; medium and
heavy, 86.4l.77i. . ... . ...
tiHKKP Receipt lU nun; uaraei
steady. -
Sloas City I4to ttoek Maa-ltex.
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Visit beautiful Wall
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nund trip. SATURDAY.
August 29th. Special
train 7:30 a. m.
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BUST REACHED BY
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL R, R.
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Dally Curing July,
August and September.
Talk with n at
34412 Farnam StrsMM.
OMAHA
W. H. BRILL
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COX-ADAMS COMMISSION CO.
Griln, Provisions and Stock Brokers.
Room 202-218 N. T. Life Bldg., Omaha, Kh.
We deal In LOOO-bushel lots of grain; 10
shares stocks and upward. i'oiitinuin
Quotations In grain, stork and cotton.
Correspondents Christie Grain and Block
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Your patronage la solicited. Tel. 7Stl.
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810-111 Bearal f Trad.
OMAHA. NEB.
W. K. Ward, Suapa
Tel. 1611