Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA 'DAILY HEE FRIDAY, AUOUST B, 190.
V
- GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Opened Soft, Then Came Sensational
Adfanoe- Strong Cloes.
CHICAGO TRADERS INDULGE IN FIREWORKS
" ot Three (rata Joifi he Bit
Factor with HI Itast aid
Rain Iliad Prices
Here.
OMAHA, Aug. 4, IM.
Chicago act oft a bulc.i o( Ruinan candies
ftl tue opening of the wheal market una
liiori.um aim auer keeping up tin perfi'iin
unco until nearly n u ciuok the ioard of
'Had ueciued Hihi sa i wncli were mora
lo tna ilking 01 tue laru.ers. At tna Im
Inediate opening the sentiment was over
whelmingly bearlan. '1 ha Uoufilera began
to throw cold water on the opinion ol me
alleged experts regarding me awiul damage
to me wheal crop in tnu LaHotas and Mm
Iienola Ironi rust, to Ueeiy the J out mil
Inatea and lha other sensational bull new
ol the lust few weeks. Moreover they
pointed to the fait lnul price had morn
loun discounted the damage, tna shortage
01 tha crops of riunce. Hungary and tna
lel of tna wheat-raising worm, niveiyoody
tonshiered It the right tune to laKe a (ail
out of wheat and the euecuiutive iraternity
in Hie Windy city, gorged with prullts on
me long aide, led a v.nu mea to gel out of
infcir liauea.
v cyclone from a clear sky could not
l.ae uun more urpning tlift Hie rtgtil-..uuiit-lace
movement mat lilt the pit
.muni before 11. 'I here were aome sign
... it a little earlier, some regrets on the
, l I of sellers und some symptoms of a
i,ire to cover on the part ot me new line
ui snorts of the earlier nours. Jiut me rush
v.. une In a minute. Omaha wheat holders
utchlng the tape noted the aharp upward
inu eiiicnl and unded A cent or two to their
puce on cash wheat. Corn sellers o,ult and
..willed to get bark the corn.
tnli'ugo, according to all reports, was
fauiy awamped with buying ordera and the
iDporta of damage reunilnd the s.-nsatloniil.
ino excitement attending the culmlnnatlon
of the July wheat deal wan aa a drop In lha
uucket. Men Bryan, one of the old-tlmera
of lha wheat pit, wired Omaha: "Not
lor years haa there been sucn excitement
on tha Board of Trade everybody In
Lwamped with ordera." And the action of
prices like the mercury on a hot August
naywas decidedly unusual. htahl ohl
eights and quarters that have been recog
nised aa the proper medium lor moving up
Value were toi gotten and tha market got
Into that condition where hi point rluetua
liona or even -a change of i cent u buHhel
wo jhl not have occasioned the Slightest
sm prise.
Incidentally, wheat la getting f..'rly high
priced. A car of No. 4 wti.al aold In
Omaha this morning at SSo. No. 4 wan
practically SOo before the last 2e rise in
Chicago. The agricultural element will
have an opportunity to engage in national
banking If thla thing kecpe on much longer
and Omaha will be fortunate enough
to have a new delegation of retired capital
ists residing within Its civic limits.
What brought about tho radical change
of front? I'robably more thun anyone or
anything else, the opinion of one June,
now traveling through the Uakotas and
who wired from Fargo: "I see no reason
to change my opinion or my estimates.
The damage done and doing la worse than
the estimates."
London startled the world with a drop
In consols of 1 1-lti. unusuul and exceptional.
A reason was given: England la going to
borrow money. What for.' This Is the In
teresting question and of course the alarm
ist saw In the decline and the money de
mand a complication with the Muscovite.
After the sensational advance there was
eomo liquidation In wheat accredited to the
northwest holders" liquidation, but despite
thla the demand was unabated and the
check to the down turn o effectual that
there waa no disposition to renew the bear
tactics. It waa the most complete nnd
notlcable change of front that tnu market
haa displayed for months at tho opening
all bcara, at the close not a shaggy ccat
nothing but wild and ferocious horns.
Nothing; doing In futures In Omaha.
Omaha Inspection In: One car No. 2
hard wheat, 18 care No. 8 hard wheat, 2
care No. 4 hard wheat. 1 car No. 2 white
corn, 8 oars No. 3 yellow corn, 8 cars No.
8 corn, 1 car No. 4 white corn; total. 27
cars. Out: Fourteen cars No. t hard
wheat, 6 cars No. 2 corn, 2 cars No. 3
corn; total, 22 cars. . ,
Cash Salea One car poor No. 8 hard
wheat, 81c; 1 car at 84Vic. 1 car at Mc, 1 car
at 85o, 1 car at 86c, 1 car old at 86c, 1 car
at 88c, 1 car No. 4 wheat at 80c. 4 cats
mixed corn No. 8 at 47"Hc and 1 car of No.
2 white corn at 42c.
Omaha Close.
The range of prices on the' Omaha mar
ket for t ut ire delivery and the close today
and Wednesday were:
. dosed-"-
Open. High. Low. Today. Wed.
eirs
WheaW
Sept. .
Dea. ..
Aug. .
Corn
Sept. .
Dec. .,
Oats
Set .
Pec. ..
and Wll
were on
Standard 84
No. 4 81
( ommrrf lal Koeslp,
William Elchner of Fnpllllon
llam von iJnhren of Millard
change today.
Ren Bryan It Is years since we have had
so much excitement on the board. Kveryone
Is swamped with orders.
8t. Taul and northwestern roads hsve re
ceived much complaint of damage In M n
neeota and South Dakota.
C. R Perry, assistant general freight
agent of the I'ler Marquette Railroad com
pany, with headquarters at Chicago, Is In
the city.
Weather map shows general rslns over
Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas, Manitoba and
Bsrts of Missouri and Kansas. Clear In
lakotas.
A Minneapolis message says: "Jonea has
wired from Fargo that he 'sees no reason
to chsna-e his opinion, aa the prospect Is. If
anything, worse.' "
The iHiluth Market Record says: "Jones'
estimate of Mn.onii.nno bushels wheat crop
compared with his previous estimate of a
winter wheat crop of 8X2,0(0.000 bushels,
means that the three northern states will
only raise 125,000,000 bushels, and thla Is all
rot."
I,ogan and Bryan The news Is simply
sensational from the northwest; damage as
hlah as 50 per cent on account of runt Is
reported In many sections A wider
area Is affected than at first reported,
Oraln Is badly shxunken In consequenro.
It Is too early to give definite opinion, but
that the damage Is serious cannot be questioned.
CHICAGO GRAIX AND I'ROVIftlOXS
Kentoree of the Trading; aad Closing
Prlcea oh Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4. Sensational reports
of damage by rust to spring wheat caused
Intense excitement today on the Hoard of
Trade, resulting In a sharp advance In
prices. At one time the September de
livery wsa up 31j.')7c, compared with the
lowest figures of the day. The market
closed almost at the top, September show
ing a net gain of lm'ir. over last nUhfs
quotations. Other cereals were effected by
tho strength of wheat, corn closing at an
advance of an even cent. Oats are up
Wqc. Provlslona show a gain of 7V4c to
124c.
At the opening the wheat market ex
hibited additional weakness, the Septem
ber option being down S,'de to 'Mile, at
Mc to Mc. The decline was due to an
absence or any additional damage reports
from the northwest and to a drop of Tc
In whent at quotations at Liverpool. The
early declrne waa entirely overcome and
the big additional advance followed rap
Idly, the mHrket reaching the highest point
so far touched by the September delivery,
that option selling at 77l?W77Hc. a gain of
HWSc from the low figure of the day.
Trading continued active the remainder of
the session, the market closing practically
at the top with September at 97,c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
7i.'.ti bushels. Primary rec(lpts, 808,000
bushels, compared with 452.000 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 21:6 cars, against
20 last week and 209 a year ago.
An active demand for corn developed
resulting In an advance of 2 cents in the
September delivery. During the last hour
tho market held firm, the close being nt
the top. September opened Wtc. to V
o lower, at SltiSlVio, sold between 607aC
and 527c and closed at 52t'"27,sc. IxkaI
receipts wete 221 cars, with li of contract
grade.
Similar to other grains, oats opened
easier. Tie market closed at practically
the high point. September opened a shade
to lower, at 33c to 34c, sold be
tween 33fi3.1c and 341434c and closed
at M'ic. Local receipts were 208 ears.
Buying by packers and for foreign ac
count caused a firm lone In provisions.
At the start the market was a trifle raster,
as a result of selling by pit traders, but
with the strength of grain n firmer feeling
developed. September pork closed with
a gain of 112.5012.96. Lard was up 6c
at $7.50. Rlba were 7Hc higher at $7.70.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 101
cars; corn, 245 cars; oats, 216 curs; hogs,
11,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. ; Hlgh.l Low. Clove. ! Tes'y
Wheat
tSept.
JSept.
Pec.
May
Corn
Aug.
Sept.
Dec.
Oata
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oct.
Lard
Bept
Oct.
Sept.
Oct
.1
I
94H9fi
91'itf94
193V,
95VO'4l
I 62
51-fiVi,
I 486'V,
!M4'i
I 12 80 I
I 12 87V4I
87H
96
7 fl
: 7 62V4I
984!
97VfiV
fit 1 7
991
52li
62-2
49Vil
9tH
93 V
931
95
52
60'
47
I
87
IS 00
13 02!
7 02HI
T 07H
7 70 I
7 70
34
86
1J 80
12 87H
6 874
6 PS
7 60
7 62HI
97 '4
99 Vi
62
95H
94
944
614
52fI4 51'vs
414 4
34l4KT:SS4ff4( 8441 'P'4
33(34 S'ti,
3t4 3U4SH
12 95 12 824
12 974 12 87V4
7 00 85
7 074 97V4
7 70 7 624
7 70 7 65
86 B
87 li
.. 454B 46 B 454B 46 B 4 A
82 B
'... 82 B
' Primary ' Movement.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, 1U SH7.1HW 3i,0ou
Corn, , bu sms.uoo 692,oOj
Kortbn astern Car Lot Wheat Receipts.
Cars
Minneapolis 1U1
Duluth , 41
Chicago 6
Omaha 19
Total 245
Northwestern Miller on Crops.
The crop Situation is not so favorable as
week ago, aa Impairment ha resulted
from rust. Reporta af damage "are con
flicting. Report of most serious damage:
comes from South Dakota, and some parts
Of Minnesota. Black rust Is represented to J
have done the harm, una rrom its excep
tional nature It la not as easily detected
ua red rust. Some very consul vative ets
vator men give so much credence to the
reports as to believe thai the crop of
South Dakota and western Minnesota will
be seriously below the estimate of ton
days ago. On the other hand, our lata re
ports from South Dakota inlnlmlxe the
effect of rust and hold that no greut Im
pairment has resulted. That the damage
has been at least greatly exaggerated is
not hard to believe. In North Dakota and
northern Minnesota wheat, while late, has
mado good progress and the outlook Is la
vorable. Of course, early froet would do
great damage.
I'rice Current.
Winter wheat Indications are practically
unchanged. Considerable vhrlveled grain
and rust In various spring wheat sections
awakens apprehension of Injury. Corn
continues promise of a large crop, but
various locallllts need moisture soon In or
der to avert' damage.
Srala Markets L:ier Here.
Closing prices of grain today and Tues
day at tna markets named were as follows:
' CHICAGO.
Wheat
September, new a
December, new
May, new'
Corn
September December '
May
Ob is
September
December
May
KAN 8 AH CITT.
Wheat
September December
Corn
September ,
December ....
Today. Wed.
99
974
4 a
52'
44
44
844
StiTs
944
W4
61
44
474
34
344
864
Wheat
September December .
Corn-September
' December
Wheat-
September
December
Wheat
heplember
December
ST. LOUIS.
MINNEAPOLIS.
DULUTIL
fii.H R34B
ST4B 84
4R4H 474
444B 424
9i4
9V4
624
46U
934
M4
60
444
9K4B M
4 .'4
99V
K4
97
Casb Quotations.
Omaha. Chicago.
Wheat
No. 8
No. I
No. i
No. I red ....
No. 8 red ....
No. 2 spring
No. 8 spring
Corn
No. I
No.
No. 4
No. t ye'low
No. I yellow
No. 8 white .
No 8 w til te .
Oste
No. 8
No. 8
No. 4
No. 1 white .
No. I white .
89
814 Mi
to
"'J7
TlO'jsii
4'UJ
1 oJ
904(1 00
.474'a
46
44 6:"r.vj
iVi-".-'4
49 6. .V 4
44 f?4'i.i4
4K 624 l:.2-i,
474 6l'W4
34 o (5
8o4ii7
""it
3
83
84
4
No. f tOld. New.
c-sti oumstlnns were as follows:
FLOUR Market firm; winter patents.
84855.00; straights, S4.40e 4 66; spring pat
ents. 4 3iv4.70; atralghts, 83.eug l.jo; bakers,
$2Wi8.50. .
WHEAT No. 2 spring. tl.021.03; No. 3,
B3rvfi$l.O0; No. 2 red. 954994c
CORN No. 2, 63c; No. 2 yellow, 634(5544e.
OATS No. 2. S44'?rfl4c: No. 2 white, 35-0
S74c: new No. 8 white, S5S74c.
RYE No. 2. 64c.
BARLEY (lood feeding, 35c; fair to
choice malting.. 42fil4&c
'SES:r8 No. 1 flax. 81.17: No. 1 northwest
ern, 81.24; prime timothy, 83.06; clover,
contract grade. 811 25.
t'POVTSlONS Mess pork. per bbl,
tlI.0fiifflS.00. Lnrd. per 100 lbs.. .90.924.
Short ribs sides (looe. $7.55'g'7.70. Short
clear aldea (boxed), 88.0tt58.25.
FullowiiiK were the receipts and ship
ments of flour. and grain.
uecripis. shipments
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu.,,.
Oata, bu.....
Rye. bu
Barley, bu.
26.4O0
98.010
...208,800
...178,400
... 5.1X10
18,300
11.9110
72.900
619.500
41. 'Ml
1.800
2,UOI
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 13&17c;
dairies, 12iilSc. Eggs, steady; at mark, canes
Included, 124'164c. Cheese, steady, 7'ai
84c.
St. I.oels Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOI'IS. Aug. 4. WHEAT Excited
and higher; heavy speculative buylna; No.
2 red ensh elevator. 834n; track. 97W)8c;
Sejitember. 964c; December, 9b4c; No. 1
hard. 93' 95c.
CORN Higher; No. ! cash, . nominal;
trark, 63c; September, 62c; December, 464
64ti4c
OATS-HIgher: No. t cash. 854c: track,
8.r4''o3',4c; September, 834o; No. 2 white,
87 'fi 374c
FLOUR Firm; advance In price cutting
out buyers; new red winter patents, 84.70'ii
49u; extra fancy and straight, 84.30Tu4.40;
Clear, f3.60tfj3.7li.
TIMOTHY SEED Steady, f2.40fi2.75.
CORNMEAL Steady, 82i75.
BRAN Steady, socked east track, 83c
HAY Higher; timothy, flO.OOti 15.00;
prnlrie. fK Ol "a 10 00.
IRON COTTON TIES 96c.
HAUOINO-7i74c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing.
fl3.05. Ijtrd. higher; prime steam. f 42.
Bacon, stead v; boxed extra shorts, 8S.50;
clear ribs. 88.60; short clear, f.1.00.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, c; springs,
11c ;urkevs, 14c; ducks, 7c; geese, Sc.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 14u 18c; dairy.
10ft 1 5c
EGGS Firm at 144c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,000 8,000
Wheat, bu 192. 0e0 77,000
Corn, bu 23,000 26,000
Oats, bu.... 59.000 26,000
Kaasaa City Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4. WHEAT Mar
ket higher; September, 4c; December,
!c; May, 8''fi-wtc; cash, No. t hard, 87
: No. 8, fcOioSc; No. 4. 83-Soc No. 2 red,
fciiiMc; ,o. 8. frji00;; receipts. 24S cars.
CORN Firm; September. December,
44 fi444c: May, 43V(c44c; cash. No. 2 mixed,
4Hiy494c: No 3. 484c; No. t white, 4944j00c;
No. 3. 44i49o.
OATS Htendy ; No. 2 white, 43S44c; No. 2
mixed. 87'a:c.
BUTTER Creamery, l.vg-lBc; dairy. 12c
EGOS Steady ; Missouri and Kansns wee
No. 2, whltewood caees included. lUc per
dosen; case count. 134c per doaen; cases
returned. 40 per dosen lea.
HAT Wesk: choice timothy, t8.50; choice
prairie. 867&h7.00.
RYE-Steady at 63f64c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 198 8510
Corn, bu 42 2oo 2oonn
Oats, bu 8.800 1,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 4 WHEAT Sep
tember. 96Sc; December, 9fVrtii4c; Msy.
97c; No. 1 hsrd. fMiSsnLOB's: No. 1 rtorth
trn 81 074; No 3 porthern II '4.
KIOUR First patents, 85 StcHi 40; second
patents, 85 2".fS SO: tlrst clesrs, . 83 8itj3.75;
second clears. 12 60.
BRAN In bulk. 814 00; shorts, fl.50.
Toledo Irs Market.
TOLEDO, Au. 4 -SEEIIS-Clover. cash,
86 75; October. M 974 A'slke, prime. 16 65,
bid- Auaust. H.;o, hid. Timothy, prime,
fl.524; September, 31. 624-
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III. Aug 4 -CORN Quoted
higher; No. 3, 614c; N'o. 4. 6040,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Cotton Exerts Strong Influence on the
Market.
WHEAT ALSO HAS A BEARING ON STOCKS
Railroad Seearltles Affect Speculative
Sentiment Favorably and Indi
cates Coafldeae la a B e
rival of Business.
NEW TORK, Aug. 4.-The brilliant pros
pect for the cotton crop, as revealed by
yesterday's government estlmnte was the
dominant Influence In the stock market
today, but this waned somewhat In the
course of the session. This was psrtly due
to the suggestive price of cotlon Itself,
which served to cause misgivings of dam
age to the crop since the date of the gov
ernment estimate and partly to the excited
movement which developed In the wheat
market. The latter waa due to the receipt
of alarmist reports from the northwest ns
to the extent of the damage to the spring
crop, which served to offset the promise
of the cotton crop. The decline In esti
mates of the whoat crop also detracts from
the prospective advantage of an unusually
good foreign demand. Relief In poor for
eign crop prospects plays a large part In
the present strength of wheat, but the
amount of the exportable surplus shrinks
materially with the later estimates of our
wheat crop. It la very notable also that
foreign demand for wheat is not Inclined
to follow the market to the higher price
levels here.
The upward bound In wheat quickly af
fected the stock market and that and the
disposition to take profits sffected the
cotto:i stocks as well. The effect of the
maintenance of tho Erie first preferred
dividend had been discounted yesterday
before Its declaration. The action Is of
good effect on speculative sentiment, how
ever, as an Index of confidence In business
revival, which It is felt must be In sight
If the declaration is to be Justified.
The report of a large purchase of pig Iron
led to some realising In the Iron and steel
stocks. The fact that the dividend will be
deducted from United States Steel pre
ferred on Saturday served to recall the
heavy selling which followed the deduction
of the Ir-.st dividend nnd gnve an uncertain
tono to that Influential stock. Some depres
s'on was caused by the apparently au
thorized ndmlssfon that the efforts to ar
range for the distribution of the amounts
of the dividends to which northern securi
ties stock holders are entitled hns been
abandoned. Iibor Interest In the local
building trades kept attention on that
branch of Industry. Sterling exchange
dropped awny from the gold export point.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England showed thnt institution to be still
losing gold and the same Is true of the
Bank of France. The expectation of addi
tional borrowing by the government atlff
ened the London money market again. St.
Paul's statement of June earnings was ronr
sldcred favorable and caused a recovery
In that stock, but was of feeble effect on
the general list. The closing was Inani
mate, but fairly steady.
Bonds were firm. Total snlcs, par value,
82,0o0.0')0. United States bonds were un
changed on cnll.
Tho quotations on the New Tork Stock
exchange yesterday were:
sales. iiign.ixjw.uiu.
600
1.100
100
400
100
100
200
100
200
100
Atchison 11. 9")
do pfd "00
B. & O J.700
do pfd
Can. PaclHc
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chlcngo A A
do pfd
Chicago Ot. Western
C. & N. W
C. M. & St. P 11.300
do pfd
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C . C, C. & St. L. ..,
Colo. Southern ,
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del.. L. & W ,
D. & R. G
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd ,
Hocklna: Valley
do pfd...
111. Central
Iowa Central ,
do pfd
K. C. Southern...
do pfd
L. & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. & S. Ste M
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
M., K. & T ,
do pfd
.4 7i4
96; 904
844 844
100 1254 1254
404
81 4
14
180
147
7574
14
484,
204
1594
S3H
8914
814
14
180
1464
1 i'i
9G
84
12i
162
3314
404
804
14
17R4
147
1784
64
134
734
14
484
20
6O0
2,900
254
6214
24
624
1,100 184 1334
'"200 434 434
8,500 1174 1164
700 150 149
600 81 884
10,100 119S 1184
"BOO 724 714
14.700
2.200
2,800
Nat'l K. R. of M., pfd
N. T. Central 100 11814 118
Norfolk & W 2,200 614 614
do pfd
Ontario A W 4.300 814 804
Pennsylvania 14,000 1204 1194
P.. C, C. & St. L. ... 100 64 4
Reading 3,900 624 624
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co 8.900 234 224
do pfd 3,300 66 65 4
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd S.400 564 W4
St. L. S. W 7"0 144 144
do pfd 3.300 364 854
So. Pacific 13.600 604 4vt
So. Railway 62.0 254 254
do pfd 2.7uO 904 90
Texas & Pacific 11.900 274 4
Tol.. St. L. & W
do pfd 20.0 SS4 34
Union Pacific 21,400 954 HSH
do pfd
Wabash 200 17 16
do pfd 1.200 864 854
W. & Lake Erie
Wis. Central 100 174 174
do pfd
Mex. Central 2,600 9 S
Adams Ex
American Ex
V. S. Ex
Wells-Fa rgo Ex
Amal. Copper 7.900 624
Amer. Car & F SOO 19
do pfd
Amer. Cotton OH.... 1,800 28
do pfd
American Ice 500 74
do pfd 80O 274
Amer. Unseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive 900 21
do pfd
Amer. Smelting & R.
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Anaconda M. Co
Brooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel & Iron....
Con. Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
uo pio
Nat l LeHd 200 204 204
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Pressed Steol Car....
do pfd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A I
U. 8. Leather
do rfd
V. 8. Realty & Imp
V. 8. Rubber 2u0 10 194
do pfd
U. S. Steel 2.400 12
do pfd 17,700 614
Westlngh. Electric... 200 157
Western I nlon...
800
700
2,600
100
SlH)
"'206
400
200
200
20
400
900
to)
200
400
8,000
200
57
!.4
12114
72
514
364
ifi
68
2'
162
13
7o
101
34
J.
75
14
48
20
1694 1694
266
21
71
21
624
87
rs4
18
i 85 ,
214
424
11B4
1494
8S
U
474
71'i,
1244
924
18
407,
87
1H
91
81
119T4
634
624
824
69
22
654
664
144
854
604
254
90
2-4
25
8-i
8"4
93
16S,
35
14
16
88
!H4
225
195
104
204
614
14
77
2S
694
64
7t,
8H
24
20
874
67
9?4
614
35
1944
124
67
214
W
134
7"4
804
70
2"4
87
264
1"4
334
75
217
7
43
18
51
184
264
'64
2.4
264
674
994
129
72
61
36
124
68
214
1624
13
704
0O
834
74
43
13
o4
1564
46
19
74
13
604
167
88
Total salea for the day, 287,200 shares.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Aug. 4. The requirements of
the consul settlement and the large
amount due the Bank of England caused
a depression In the money market today.
Bonds hsd hardened In anticipation of a
further issue of exchequer bonds, spoiling
the hopes of cheap money and buoyant
markets.
Business on the Stock exchange was de
pressed on the announcement by the chan
cellor of the exchequer that only fl6.O011.ooO
ran be provided by the national debt com
mission, and that therefore the exchequer
would be obliged to appeal to the money
market for the balance, which, with the
flO.OnO.miO required In connection with the
Cunard line agreement, made a total of
f45.0uu.0o0 In excheouer bonds. Everywhere
money Is being drawn out of the post
office ssvinxs banks, a ajgn of Industrial
depression Consols were particularly flat,
home rails sympathizing. Aine'rlcans
opened steady and closed quiet. Japunrse
were easier. Imperial Japanese govern
ment s of 1Vp4 were quoted at 96. Kaffirs
were firm on Cape supjort.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England shows the following changes:
Totsl reserve, decreased LK'J .OoO; circula
tion, lncressed 264,OiiO; bullion, deciessed
11.1:2: other securities decreased 2.3:0..
(i; other deposits decnl e-d H76&.O0H; pub.
Ho deposits decreaxed 2,34.(mO; notes re
serve decreased i'VUO.Ooo; government se
curities, no change. 1
The proportion of the Bank of England's
reserve to liability, which last week waa
47 2fi. Is now 48 6? per cent. The Bank of
England's rate of discount Is unchanged
St I per cent.
BERLIN. Aug. 4 Prices generally on
the Bourse today were wesk and trading
was depressed. Americans were main
tained. PARIS. Aug. 4 Ruslnees on the Bourse
todsy was stagnant, but prices closed
sllghtlv stronger. RtifKlan Imperial 4s
rlosed'st 92 and RuselHn bonds of KM at
616. The private rate of discount was
14 rer cent. Three per cent rentes 97
francs, 66 centimes for the account. Ex-'
change on London 25 frsnci. 254 centime
for checks. The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation Increased
137.276.000 francs; treasury accounts cur
rent, decreased 38 425. 0"0 francs; gold In
hand decreased 16.9n.o francs; discounted
Increased 41.2-'5.noo francs; sliver In hand
decreased 1,226,000 francs.
Sieve York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 4.-MONET On call,
very easy, i?il per cent; closing bid,
per cent: offered at 1 per cent; time loans,
steady; sixty and ninety days. 2W24 per
cent; six months, 34r3 per cent; prime
mrrcantlle paper, 3'n44 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE K(eady at the
decline, w'th actual business In bankers'
bills at f4.8795?f4 88 for demand nnd at ft. 8,520
for sixty-day bills; posted rates, I4 86 and
f4 8844 S9; commercial bills. f4.84.
SILVER Bar, 68 4c; Mexican dollars,
4frioNDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
The closing quotations en tionds art at
follows:
F 8 ref. Is. rs....lMH Mshttn e. f. 4...1'4
do coupon IMS Mn. ntrl 4a
An l. rig
do coupon
4o saw 4s, rs.
An eo.ipon
do eld 4a. m . . .
do coupon
1041! do 1st Inc :44
1J Mrnn. St. L. 4a PS
1S1 Im. K A T. 4a W4
.151 'li "do k "4
.I'XIVa N. K. fl. ol M. c. 4a. 7 'i'i
.Mt N. V. C . i"1-!
Atrhlaon gen. 4a 1M4 N. 1 C. g. 6a Mt
do adj. 4a no. rarinc in
Atlantic C. L. 4a V'"l do a 74 '4
B. & O. 4a 103"4i N W. c. S lol
do sva Hk o. B L. 4a & par.... Pi
Cantral of Oa. (a UlVfenn con. J'4 ST
do Irt Inc M Heading sen. 4a ?
Chi-a. A Ohio 44a....l04 Ft. L. I M. c. 6S..11T
Ch csso A. 3Va.. ri' si. l,. a p. r. ig. m.
C. H. Q. n. 4a 7Vi,St. L. 8 W. la
C. M. A 8 P. g. 4b110 iScaboarl A. li. 4a...
A N W. c. 7s....l'.' Kn. Tarltlc 4
C R. I. P. 4a.... TlH Bo. Railway
Sl- Tcjaa v 1
la .'.U T , St. L. W. 4a
. .. : "ill nlon Pacific 4i
.. . . t . do conv. 4s
.... S3 l R Sleel id (a...
. ...1'i;iWaaah la
do dch. B
do col. Ra
Cr.C. A 8t. L. t
Cncago Tcr. a. .
t on. Tobacco 4e
Polo. A So. 4a...
P. A R. O. 4...
Erlo prior lien 4a
do n 4a M'.IW. t U. E. 4B . .
F W & n C. ls..,.liaeivia. Central 4u..
HocVng Val. 4'a.. I' ""Hi Colo. F. c. 4a.
LAN. tint. 4a 100.l
Bid. Offered.
. M4
. 70V4
. 93 i
.111.1a
.111
. 71
.1064
.1"2
. 7Va
.118
. r4
. i
. 4
. BVi
Boston Stock Quotations.
BOSTON, Aug. 4 -Call loans. 2JT3H pet
cent; time loans, 3444 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon adj. 4s 6 ,Advntur 7S
do 4a .101 Allouca V4
a .1 ' . 1 tf-JU & ,n lamafd M 4ta
Atchlaon 7V4 Amarlcan Zinc 11
do pld Atlantic
Boaton Albany HI Ulngham i
Uoatoa ft Mama mvjiai. at iiecia
Boaton Blevatad 14K', Centennial J4
144 luopper nange ........
H Daly Weal 1
H? Illomlnlon Coal 4V!i
li Kranklln 1
ii'iVi'rirancy '1
n 'lisle Royale 104
4 Mi,i. Mining iVi
121' Michigan 4
Mohawk . l
HHIt'Mcint C. A C "'1
11V Old Dominion 134
fc'ltnhhurs nfil
Mex. Central
N. Y., N. H. A H...
Pcra Marquetia ....
t'nlon Paclflc
Am- a ilim. nfdf
Amar. Pneu. Tuue...
Amer. sugar
do - pfd
Amar. T. A T
Amar. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A S
Kcllaon Elec. Illu...
flMncral Klectrlc ....
Mane. Electric .
do pfd
Malta. Gaa
I'nlied Krult
United Shoe Mach
do prd
U. 8. Sloel
do pfd
Weetlng. conimon
Bid.
TT I()...r1. M
. KJ Parrot "
.;.V qulncy W
.lUi Shannon ft
. 17 Tamarack
. w'i Trinity 7H
. 89 IT. 8. Mining 14
. J..4 IT. 8. Oil 1"W
. Rov, Utah 7.4
. f'H Victoria
. 114 Winona ''A
. tl'l'A Wolverine 16
. 11 1
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 4. Closing:
Conaola. money... 7 H-10.N. V. Central..
do account a7V Norfolk A W...
Anaconda S -do pfd ......
Atchlaon ell Ontario A W..
do pfd 9t Pennsylvania .
Baltimore A Ohio.... M4Hand Mines ...
Canadian PaclHc lis Reading ,
Chea. A Ohio 34 H Jo let pfd..
.. 11 do id pid...
..ISO" Bo. Railway ....
.. 1 f do pfd
. tS fo. Pacific
1 itnion racinc
t'
Chloago Ot. W
C , M. A St. P.
DeBeera ........
Denver A R. O
do pfd
Erie
to - lat pfd... Wktf- 8- steel..
do. Id pfd... IV,1 do pfd ...
.m
. 624,
. 91
. 314
. 114
4
. :4
. 41V,
. (5
. -in'.
. n
. (14
. 84
. X
, n
, 174
. jt",
boula. A Nsah.,. ..... IMi I do pfd
M.. K. A T.., 18?A,Spanlah 4a
BII-VER Bar quiet, 26 15-ld per ounce. .
MONEY 2t88 P cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 24&3 per cent; for three
months', bills. 24(53 per cent.
New Tork Mining: Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. '4. The following are
the closing prlcea on mining stocks:
Adams Con to (Little Chief (
Alice 30 (Ontario SJ5
Breece JO 'ophlr S10
Brunawlck Con .Phoenix 7
Comatock Tunnel I Poioai 13
Con. Cal. A Va 10 Savage 30
Horn Silver ISO JSlerra Nevada 1
Iron Silver U0 Small Hopes 22
Leadvllle Con J btaudard tu
Condition of tho Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8 loO.noO.Ono gold
reserve, in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cauh balance, f 163, bio, Ml;
gold, 845.771.5U
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 4 Bank clearings for to
day $954,44.S1, a decrease of floj,923 from
the corresponding day last year. ,
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 4 WOOL The market
here Is quiet thla week, most manufactur
ers having freely stocked up during the
early part of the summer. Dealers have
sold enough of their new wools to make
them feel Independent for aome time and a
firm tone prevails. Future prices depend
to some extent upon the stote of the goods
market, which has not been as active us
the manufacturers would like. Fleeces and
territory wools are firm and the resent
demand for fleece wools Is largely for the
medium grades. Old wools are quiet. Quo
tations are ua follows: Idaho Fine, 174j
We; fine medium, 17Cglc. Wyoming Fine,
l(W17c; fine medium, 17&18C. Utah and Ne
vadaFine, 164(al7.4c; fine medium, llip
lHc. Montana r Ine choice, 20(Jj21c; fine me
dium choice, ZOttttlc: average, -OftfiOc. Col
orado Fine, 13(fcl4c, fine medium, lotfcltic;
coarse, l(VH17c. Bulled Scoured basis, tine.
4.S'!ivlc; extra, BWiiooc;, extra surellue, i6'Ji
4Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4. WOOL Strong and
active; medium grades, combing and cloth
ing SOt&'JSc; light fine, lO'u'Joc; heavy fine,
12&16c; tub washed, 21fr344c
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4. COTTON-Hpot.
moderate business; prices 4 points lower;
American middling fair, 6.2i;d; good mid
dling, 6.12(1; ml. Idling, 6.00d; low middling,
5.84d; good ordinary. 662d; ordinary, 6.6od.
Futures opened and Closed quiet; Ameri
can middling, g o. c, August, 6. Sod; August
and September. 5.5M; September and Oc
tober, 6.36d; January and February, 5.14d;
February and March, 6.14d; March and
April, 6.15d.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands, 10.45c; mid
dling gulf, 10.70c; sales, C,00 bales.
ST. LOCIB. Aug. 4.-fOTTON-Qulet; 4c
lower; middling, 104c; salea, 126 bales;
shlnments. 20) bnles; stock, 12.440 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4 COTTON Fu
tures closed firm; August. 10.1710. 18c; Sep
tember, H.O&tiS.lioc; October, 9.44y9.4fir; No
vember, 9.42ri9.43c; December, .4ij9.43c;
January, .47U'9.49c. Spot, steady; sales,
960 bales; ordinary. 7 J3-liio ; good ordinary,
94c; low middling. 104c; good middling,
lUll-ISc, middling fair. 10 16-16c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. METALS Tin was
weaker In Ixjnilon, closing at 122 lrs for
spot and 122 16a fur futures, lxxully the
market followed the decline, with a loss of
about 20 points, closing at f26.80'y 27.06.
Copper was steadier, lnke closing at fl2.50
612 75, electrolytic at 12 N-'u 12 75 and casting
at fl2.25& 12.60. In I-ondon copper was n
shade higher, closing at i8 13s 9d for spot
and 56 15s for futures. Lead was steady
at f4.2r(i4.25 In the locil market and nt
11 13s 9d In London. Spelter was steadv
at I4.i6 In the local market and at 22 lis 8d
In London. Iron closed lit 51s 9d In Glas
gow and ut 43s in Mlddlcsbornugti. Ic-illy
Iron Is unchanged, with No. 1 northern
foundry quoted at 114 .(HVfi14.50. No. 2 north
ern foundry at fl3.75lil4.iio and No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft foundry ut
fl3.60'u 13.75.
Oils and Itosln.
NEW YORK. Aug 4. OIL Cottonseed,
firm; prime yellow. 7c. I'etroleum, quiet.
Turpentine, dull; 54,'4c.
MOKIN Firm.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Aug. 4 OIL Turpen
tine, firm; 52iC.
KOHIN Firm: A. B C, t;3.V(;2 40; D.,
$2 4"u2.4i: V... 2 5; F.. fiC; .. f2.t; H..
876; I . 83 3o; K . U5: M .. H fcxi; N., t4M;
Wii . 4 41'4; W. W.. 14 i7'v
OIL CITY. Aug. 4.-'Il.H-Credlt balances
15; ct-rtificales, tm bid; shlpmeiiis. 75. ia
bbls.; aerMe, K.i.740; runs, V'b.'jt.i; avrr
sge, 621. 3; aldtiments Tms. A'i.r.ili, uveisge,
70,314; runs Lima, 64,176, average, tKj.ttS.
0MAI1A LIVE STOCK MARKET
Corofed Steen Strong to Dime Higher,
bat Cowi Slow and Lower.
HOGS ADVANCE A30UT
DIME
Sheep del Without Mach ninlcolty at
Jast Aboil titeariy Prices Where
the Qaallty Was at
All Dealrable.
SOLTII OMAHA. Aug 4. 1904.
Receipts were: iuiie. j. hneep.
Official Monday i,4V 2.678 f,5
Orhclal 'l'ueday 1,3-' 6.2 2.SJ
Ufilclal Wednesday 2,2"0
Orhclal Thursday .u24 4, 600 i.4
Four days this week... ",019 t;.&H 9.57J
Sunie days last week 3,o: 6,n.t4 9.'W
bums dnys week before.. 4,o25 10.4s ( S.tf.'S
bame three weeks ago.. 4.'. K.iX lo.4.
Siime four weeks ago S.i:4 2S.h;4 pi,vi4
Same days last year 14 20,450 36.3f4
RECEIPTS FOB THE V EAR TO DATE.
'Hie toiiowing table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and aneep at boulh Omaiia for
the year 10 date, with comparison with l&si
1904. 10S. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 491.1o2 6.i9U al.7u
Hogs 1,41,343 1,491, MO ll,ji.J
bneep 7al,242 ttti.lM ot.lli'
Avurage puces pU tor hogs at Soutn
Omaha tor the last several Ua with uoin
parlson:
Date. 1804. 10I.1902.1W1.19S.19.1!98.
July 10...
Juiy 11...
July 11...
July li...
July 14...
July lo ..
July 14...
juiy 11...
July 18...
Juiy ia...
juiy
j uiy
July
J uiy
July
Juiv
July M
j uiy it.
July 48.
July 4.9. ..
July M.. ,
juiy
August l.
August 2.1
August t.
August 4. 1
I 6 32
I U j i
I
6 0241
6 Uft
0. , .
U,..
St::
26. ..I
I
I
I
6 Ut
t 21
is
b o4
10
o4
f ii
a io,.
Kl
I . . I
I
I
6 064i
Iumi
1H4
6 lit!
ifHl
b tu 1
4 99 j
4 24i
4 94i
b 00 u 1
6 2.
0 22,
b b
B ls
a Uu
1
4 9t,
4 UAi
It UO
b IU
6 ol
V'1
4 99,
6 U2
7 B3j
7 19)
V'i
7 7i
I :'
7 M
7 73
7 6k
7 41,
I it:
7 41 1
7 b3
31
7 53!
I bO
7 4,
i 61 1
' VI
3h
I
7 39,
6 K5 6 13
b i 6 V4
t k 6 0i
b au 6 13
I 6 wi
6 77 I
b M 031
6 W 87
u wi 4 a.' i
6 00 , 4 i
I b ui
" I
b lUi 6 l:'i
6 W! 6 15
0 it 6 oui
tl e iji
6 o 6 Wi
I e IJi
t 47 1 1
a 5oj 6 I'oj
b till b I'D I
a tooj 0 lo
s ito U
11)1 b mi
1 6 Wi
1 90
i J S 70
4 04 3 .4
4 t( a i'J
4 0u 4 71
;; iwi 4 '1 i
I J 44
4
4 lti t 32
A A
lil 3 i)
4 21 3 M
4 o4, 3 tJ
' tin.
4 Ml
4 ii t 8J
M bi
4 2 4 II
4 S Ul
I t '.4
4 J2
la 3 79
4 M U
4 M S 01
4 4Ji 3 Ul
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
ttouus. came. nogs, oneop.
C. M. ex St. P
vvauasn a
Missouri Macule 1
union racinc system 12
C. at N. w II
F E. & M. V : 1?
C, bt. f., M. 4 0 1
. 6t M 44
C, ti. dt VI
K. C. & St. J 1
C, K. i. & V., east I-
C, K. 1. dt f., west
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts SI
The rilMDosluon of the day a receipts
as follow:, encn ouyer purchasing the n
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs, bn
1
1
2
13
1
24
ti
U
'i
2
Omuna Packing Co
Bwut and company...
cuoahy packing co...
Armour at Co
Carey dt tienton
LoDinan & CO
Hill & Son
Huston Co
L. F. Husi
Kingan U Co
cuuahy tiros, ct Co....
bol Degan
Morrel.
North
Root A Co
N. Hagerty dt Co
Other buyers '
11a
07
169
4
23
2t
S
6
66
29
24
2oS
Ml
0i
Ird
2,06b
244
439
239
4tM
10
was
u th
ee p.
oUO
2.0
1,2J
1.99J
Totals 1.741 " 4,884
Cai'X'l.uI There waa wnalai run o
cattie here tnis morning than arrived ye
terduy and supplies at otner points were
also, ieuxivratv. as a resuu Ine tendency ot
prices was upward, commiuaion men are
already beginning to warn tneir customers
against shipping 100 freely the tlrst ot next
week., They say a small increase over mis
week may be all rigut, but a neavy run
would have a very baa effect upon the mar
ket. iners were Just a few cart of corn-fed
steers on sale ana they changed hands
readuy enougn at prlcea ranging strong tu
a dime higher than yesterday. Common
klnus may not have shown much improve
ment. As hign as bo.io waa paid today for
tattle weighing 1,3) pounds, which is the
n, guest price of the wee to date. There
were quite a tew western grassers on aald
and tney changed nanus without much
trouble at steauy to strong prices.
The cow market waa in about the same
conultton It has been all the week. Prices
were very Irregular, some eaies being aoout
steady, while otnera were cunMueiauly
lower than yesterday, ana the meat um and
common atutf was almost unsalcaoie at
tuiy price. Shippers have been warned
time and time again to keep their common
cows at home unul packers begin to ojH-r-ate
their canning uepartments, but mill
a good many sucu cows arrive every uay,
for which mere is practically no uemand
whatever. 1
The demand for bulls showed n) Improve
ment touay and there waa no change in
prices. Veal calves auld in about the same
notches they have all the week.
There were less than a halt dozen leads
of stockers and feeoers in the yards, anu
as speculators wanted a few cattle, the
market held Just about steady. Repre
sentative sales:
BEEF BTEEK3,
At. I'r No.
Ml 4 05 2
1014 4 SO It
S40 4 60 M
SO
15
3D
14
to
34
COWS
874 t 0 8
i li li
tii III 1
HEIFERS.
406 t 40
HULLS
1110 in 1
STOCKERS AND FEEDEHB.
uu 4 to 10 12IM 4 Ot
NEBRASKA.
1.
AT.
. . .107
....1807
...1341
Tr.
4 It
a 3u
.. 60 4 50
.1901) 4 76
...1230
...1?14
...l:3
...1U4
.KM
6 00
4 10
5 24
6 15
.1149 t 40
...llll i 46
..ma t h
..lbio : w
. .1-.38 6 n
..Ut t H
..1104
..1141
..1160
I to
1 ti
1 cow 1030
1 cow U30
17 cows 902
1 feeder... Ij0
27 feeders.. 810
24 feeders.. 706
3 cows 1163
8 cowa H97
18 steers...
1 cow
2 heifers.
8 feeder.
1 60
2 26
2 25
2 60'
a 85
1 20
2 95
8 60
, 9H2 8 95
R. S.
1130 1 60
810 2 63
9SO 8 75
15 feeders.. 1029 8 75
84 steers
93 steers.
1 feeder.
10 cows...
5 cows...
28 cows...
4 cows...
7 cows...
.1020
.1024
. 792
. 604
907
997
13 steers... .1015
Lee Neb.
16 heifers.. 850
2 feeders, .lotio
13 feeder.. 9.-9
O. H. Wallop Wyo.
2 00
2 2a
2 40
2 M
2 95
2 95
8 96
2 25
8 75
8 76
4 15
1174 4 15 64 steers... .1192
Deimer & G. Neb.
W7 3 40
H( iGS Recelnts of hogs were aulte mod
erate thla morning at all points and aa a
result the tendency of prices was upward.
The market here opened 6U10c higher and
seemed to gain in strength until It was a
big dime higher. Trading was quit active
at the advance and all the early arrival
were out of first hands in good season.
Several trains were late in arriving, which
prevented an'early close. The bulk of the
heavy hogs sold from 85 00 to f6.o5, with
some of the commoner grades from f5.0o
down. The medium and mixed hogs sold
largely from 85.05 to f5.10 and choice I'ghts
from fu.10 to 85.16.
The close of the market was lust about
steadv so that the late arrivals sold In
practically the same notches as those that
came In earlier In the day. A good clear
ance waa made before noon. Representa
tive sules
No.
It
!
4(1
42.....
41
48
61
46
65
4
j:
74
ti
ta
70
1 12
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61
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74
ao
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70
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61.
flh.
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. .21
,.rro
,.3k4
. .110
..114
. 17
..If 6
. 11
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.. in
Hi MO
Iti
4 ti
4 45
4 W'l
( 00
i 00
I m
I 00
6 00
4 04
..231
. .!.!
.174
.11.7
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. M
.177
..171
II
.14
.16
. IM
. t:4
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. JiO
. .f.0
. .'4
. 4
..lit
.114
.144
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i 00
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an
40
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lie
li-i
10
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so I 0:4
40 I G2l
1211 6 U'lt
40 1 W
.. I OS
09
6 K,
6 06
01
4 6
I 0)
I 06
t 06
4 06
4 06
1 06
4 0.1
4 06
6 Oi
4 04
No.
71...
71...
74...
44...
ti...
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47...
71...
61...
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69. ...
6...
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4...
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7...
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74...
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Bn. AT. Pr.
..K4
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..231
..
..126
..121
..121
..III
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.124
. .220
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. .800
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4 07
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4 10
4 10
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10 4 10
40 4 10
lie 4 10
10 t 10
to t te
120 1 10
. t 14
104 4 10
.. 4 10
40 4 10
.. 4 10
un 6 i:'
to 1 it 4
4 12',
4 12',
4 II',
4 16
4 IS
4 16
I 14
0
40
40
60
40
40
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts of sheep
were about th same aa they have but 11
for the last fsw dsys snd the market held
Just about steady. There were some more
of the Mentsna ewes on sale that have
been bringing Ml" and they sold for the
same price today. The Oregon wethers and
yearlings that sold yesterday for 83 S6
brought (8 n.-or a nickel higher. A atrtn
of Ctah wethers sold for f3 0 snd M i and
some yearlings from the same state brought
f.1 60. The early arrivals sold In good sea
son, hut three rars came In late which de
layed the close for some time.
Quotations for grass sheep snd lambs!
Good to choice yearlings, f4.ootf4.25; fair to
good yearllnas. f.l.(.i 4 00; good to choir
wethers, f.1 V3.7u; fair to good wethers,
V.2608.60; "") t choice ewes. 3.fart8.;
fair to good ewes, fl.i64ji5.ffl: good to choice
Isniba, WOiKjH.T); fair lo choice lambs, f.7.50
ft .no. Representative sales:
435 Montana ewes
lo7 i'tah ewes and wethers.
145 I'tah yearlings
200 I'tah yearlings
21 'tah yesrllngs
810 Idaho ewes
10 Idaho lambs
105
99
K2
118
1U
SIX
66
I in
f 20
8 50
f M
f 00
t 60
i 60
CHICAGO I.1VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle glow. Hogs Strong: and hee
. and Lambs Lower.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4. CATTLE Receipts,
5.500 head. Including "0 Texsns and 00
westerns; market slow to steady; good to
prime steers, $.V2r,'(i 26; poor to medium,
f4.0O(i8.fv stockers nnd feeders. frorvwiOO;
cowa, fl.2fv&4.iiO; heifers, f J.On'd 4.76: eanners,
fl 6ivJ40; bulls. f2 ifjr4.15; calves. f2.rsfir.in;
Texas fed steers, f3 0i4.50; western steers,
f3 5Mi4 76.
HuUS Receipts, 14.010 head' steady to
strong; mixed and butchers, fS.aVvjfS.Be; giiod
to choice henvy, fv.'iVy,-) 5o; rough heavy,
14 "! 20; light, f6.25f(TS.&6; bulk of sales,
f5.2iva6 45.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts. 10.000
hed; market steady to lower; good to
choice wethers, 83 56ST4 16; fair to choice
mixed, fS.OffulTB: western sheep, 8860114 07;
native lambs, 84.0lj4! 76; western lambs,
f4.8f&.75.
Kansas (Ity Live (Work Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug 4 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,70i head, Including 3P0 snuthenis;
market strong tr lilc higher: choice export
and dressed beef steers. 5 2(i.25: fair to
good, M.T.'.tyS.OO; western fed stcrs. I3.75'i
6.5o; stockers and feeders, 82.26114.60; sou'h
ern steers, t2.6oi4.60: southern cows, fl .if)
tfi3 25: native cows, 17rifj l2i; native hrlf
its. (2.605.15; bulls, f2.25h3 76: calves, f2.50
(S4 75.
HOOS Receipts, 8.000 head; market f.9
7'r higher; top price. 85 35; bulk of sales,
85.105.2.''.; heavy. f5.)046.20; puckers, 15 10
4l5 2"'i pigs and lights, $6 0"i53n.
BHEEP AND LAMH8- Rece'pts. 2.0X)
head; market steady; lambs. f4.(Ou.25: feij
ewes f30iK8.T5; Texas clipped yenrllngJ,
83 60W4.76; Texas clipned sheep, f3 2jjl.0l;
stockcr and feeders, t:.5083.25.
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4. CATTLK Receipts,
2.000 head, Including 1.200 Texnns; market
steady to higher; native shipping and ex
port steers, f4.50fi5flO; dressed beef and
butchers steers, $4.00'35.26; steers under 1.
000 pounds, f3.6O4tft.f0; stockers and feed
ers, f2.80g4.O0; cows and heifers. f2.l'fvf
4 s6; csnneri. l.f""t(2 36: bulls, fj.flofil 35;
calves. f3.5ori5.7S; Texana and Indian steers,
f2 Sfv?i4 26; cows and heifer. fl.60(fj J 60.
HOGS Receipts, 2.f00 head: market 6c
higher; e'.gs and lights, 14 506 46; packrrs,
5.iKVff5. 1); butchers and best heavy, f5.00
5.66.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts, 10)
head; market steadv to strong; native mut
tons, f3 Of3.75; lumba. ttfrSfi.liO; culls nnd
bucks. 2OO(fT3.50; tockcrs, f2.0O88.25: Tex
ana, 3 3O4J4.50.
St. Joseph Live stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 4. CATTLE Receipts
2,144 head; market active, 10r&26c higher;
natives, f4.Sfu.16; cows and heifers, fl.60i
4.50; stockers and feeders, f3.0083.75.
HOGS Receipts 2,9X8 head; market strong
to 60 higher; light, f4. 96y5 10; medium and
heavy. 86.024(fi20; bulk, 85.05a6.16.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipt 150
head; market stronger; lambs, 15.15.
Stooz City LIto Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 4-tSpeclal telegram)
CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; market
steady; beeves. f4.0lKO6.76; cows, bulls and
mixed. f2.4Wj4.0O; stockers and feeders,
t2.75faJ.76; calves and yearlings, f2.60-frS.60.
HOGS Receipts, 1,200 head; market
steady, selling at f4.95jj6.15; bulk, f5.Wu6.ai..
' Stack In Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yestev.
day:
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kansaa City...
St, Louia..,,.i
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Totals.
OMAHA
Cattle.
2.025
6.600
4.70O .
2,600
2,144
, 100
..17,069
H05S. Sheep
WHOLES ALH
4.550
14.00J
8,(00
2,000
2,983
1,200
82,738 16,760
MARKET
t.m
10,0(0
2,00
l,l)
150
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts, moderate; candled atock,
16c.
L.IVE POULTRY Hens. Dc; roosters. 5c;
turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7c; geeee, 6c; broilers,
14c.
BUTTER Packing stock, lov.c: choice to
fancy dairy, 12igl4c; separator, 16S17c.
FHKbri Flnii i rout, Ijc; pickerel, 80;
pike, 10c; perch, 7c; bluefish, 12c; whlteAsh,
14c; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, lie; lobster,
green. 26c: lobster, boiled, 30c; bullheads,
11c; catfish, 14c; black bass, 20c; halibut,
10c; crapplcs, 12c; roe shad, 81; buffalo, 8c;
white bass, Ho; frog legs, per dof., 86c.
BRAN Per ton, fl8.
HAY Prlcea quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
f7.00; No. t, f8.60; medium. f6.00; coarse,
f5.50. Rye straw, 85.50. These prices are
for hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Sweets, choice, nil sizes, 83.25
Q3.60; Valencies, all slaes, 84.00.
LEMONS California fancy, 270, 800 and
3C0, J4.2iU4 50; choice, 13. 754. 00.
CALIFORNIA FIGS Per 10-lb. carton,
60c; imported Smyrna, 2-crown, 12c; f
crown. llo; 7-crown, 15o. v
BANANAS Per medium-sized bunch, 82.00
2.50; jumbo, f2.7533.26.
DATES Persian, per box of 30 pkgs.,
$2.00; In 60-lb. boxes. 6c per lb.
FRUITS.
APPLES Home grown, per bu. basket,
SI. 00; per bbl.. 82.50jrt2.7S.
RASPBERRIES Red raspberries, per 24
qts., 82 00.
mAL's-BERRIES-Home grown, per 24
qts., 2 .50.
PEACHES Arkansas Elbertes, per 4
basket crate, Hoc; California Crawrords, per
box. fl.no.
PLL'MS-Callfornla Burbarks, 81.361.60.
PEARS Caillornla, per box. i. iou2.uo.
CANTEIX3LPW Arkansas and Indian
(crated),
Territory, per crate, f2.60&2.76
WATERMELONS Per lo. (1
1M.C.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New home grown, In sacks,
per bu., 85(6-45c.
NAVY BEAN8 Per hu., fl.902.00.
ONIONS Home grown. In lacks, per lb.,
14c
CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., lo.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., 16o.
TOMATOES Home grown, per market
bo A k t ci
Tl.'RN IPS Home grown, per bu., 60:.
BEETS Home grown, per bu., fcc.
PARSLEY Per dos., 25c.
WAX BEANS Per market bosket, 6O0.
STRING BF;AN8 Per market bssket, fOc.
GREEN PEPPERS Per S-basket crate,
f2 00.
SQUASH Home grown, per doz., 50c.
PEAS Per bu. basket, 75ciTtl.0O.
EGG PLANT Southern, per dog., fl.60.
MISCELIANEOUS.
MAPLE SI 'OAR Ohio, per lb.. 10c.
HIDES No. 1 green, tic; No. 2 green. 6c;
No. 1 salted, 74ic: No. 1 salted, Gc; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9c: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 16 lbs., 64c; dry salted, f12c; heep
pelts. 24fj'27o; horse hides, f l.fttgt.SO.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream
11c; Wisconsin Young America, 12c; block
Swiss, ISo: Wisconsin brick, 134c; Wis
consin llmberger, 13c.
NUTB-Walnuts. No. 1 soft hell. per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb, 14c: No. 8 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. f hard shell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb.( 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb., He; roasted peanuts,
per lb., he; Chili erilnuts, per lb.. 12(tjlS4c;
large hickory nutu, per lb., 11c; almonds,
soft shell, per lb, 16c: hard shell. 13c;
shellbarks. per bu., MOO; black walnuts,
per bu., fl.25.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-SUOAR-Raw,
firm; fait, refining, 34c; centrifugal, 96 test,
4c; molasFes sugar. 84c. Refined, firm;
crushed, 6.8uc; powdered, 5.25c; granulate!,
6.15c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4 -SI'OAR-Mar-ket
strong; open kettle. 2&r 8-ltic; open
kettle, centrlfgual, frj34c; centrlfugnl
whites, 44c; yellows, 8VU44'-; seconds, 24
t(34c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 4 WHEAT-Spot,
nominal; futures, firm; September, 6s !l4d;
December, ts lod.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 4s 64d; American mixed, old, 4s 7d;
futures, iiuiet; Beplemher. 4s 64d.
rblladelphla Protlnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4. BUTTER
Unchanged, extra western creamery. 18 .
EGGM-Steady; f ri-h western fir , 18c
at mnr!:.
CHLESE Steady; 74(84c.
ern, 81.04; en trscl No. 1 northern, fl f
Ne. I northern, fl.064; Snpternber, . 9s4c;
Itcembr 8f4.
OATS To arrive, S54c; on trark, 8T4c;
Pleptember, 844c
MRW YORK .F.r.Ft4l, MARKRT
peded. carrwng September well Lsst
81 msrk and rinsing everything strong at
24f24c net advance; May. :V'il (OVm
tntatlona rf the Day on Varlnas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug 4 - Ft.OI R-"Recelpt,
19(117 bbls ; exports, 8.219 bbls.; market firm,
with silently Improved demand; Minnesota
firmly It, 1,1 hut continued quiet ; Minnesota
bakers. 83 S n 4 26 ; Minnesota patents, 86 404
l ; winter patents, f4 sf'u6.20.
KVK K'i.Oi R- 4' mi. .. no.ee to fancy,
Hilt '
CORN ME.M Firm: velhrw western. f1 If
1.12; city, fl.12tit.14; hiltl dried, f.Vi.yi.l0.
1 . ' t r l i ,'i 1(1 ,1
WHEAT-Receipts. 6.0jhi bu. Spot, strong;
No. 2 red nominal, elevator: No 8 red, fl 04,
f o. b. eftoiit; No I northern Duluth,
tliiS. f. o. b.. afloat; No. I hard M uni
te!..!, nominal, f. o. b. afloat; market
opened weak under bearish cable, hut bad
northwest rrcp news and shorts stnm-
eded. earrving September well tsst th
St.
closed at 8102; S, ptrmhrr, 'ciftll.01,
closed st 1 Ol ; Ie( ember. 74c ,1 fl 01 4,
cioseu at i
CORN-Rrcelpts H2.926 bn. ; export. 63.81
bu. Ppot. firm: No. I 67 V elevator, snd
5rV f. o b. afloat: No. 2 yellow, Stic: No.
2 white, MIc. Options were also weak early,
hut on the wheat bulge turned strong, ad
vancing a cent on heavv covering, with
last prices l(i2e net higher; September, 64
Jivr'sc, closed at 6"4o; December. 65'Viiff &4
closed at Vie.
OATS Receipts. 15.000 bu : extwrts, 5 ,1!
bu. Spot, dull; mixed. V to 32 lbs., 41rh43o
cllnped white, 34 to 40 lbs., 45nilc. Option
dull; September, S8c,
it iCiv .-tcao ; noiiiestlo, fair to extra,
fwi-v,c; .tnpsn. no'nlnal.
TALLOW Steady: city (2c per rnekagej,
44c; country (packages freel. 4,t74ic.
If AY Dull; shipping. 8 73; goo) to choice,
f9.21. .
HOrf Steadv; state, common to choice,
1903. 2T.1I34C: 1M2, 21r7f23e; olds.' 7"n3e. Pa
cific coast. 1909, !i'.!)c; 1902, 2l!.c; old,
7fil3c
IllDES Firm; Oalveslon. !0Tt2 lbs. ITet
California, lrh25 lbs, 19c; Texas dry, 24tjS4)
lbs. 14c.
DEATH FR Firm ; acid, 24T7SV.
WOO 1 Firm; domestic fleece. 32rB36e.
CO At- Nominal.
PROVI8lONS-Reef firm: family, 110 notj
11.00; mess, fs 5(K9 on. Reef hams. f :!.2N ()
24 00; packet. $9 5HM10.50; city, extra India
t2S.R0; packet. .6fviTin 60; cltv. c(rn Indli
mess, f14 OOfridOO Cut meats, stesdy; plckld
bellies, ftVOt'e-IO.60; pickled shoulders, t TfifP
f7 00; pickled hnms. tlOonftllOO Lard.
enf.y; western steamed, f7 2H: refined, hareljr
steady; continent. 87 80; South America,
t7.9f: compound. tf.S74',.124. Pork.--firm
family, f'6.00; short clear, $13.50(5100; mess,
$14.26-014.75.
BUTTER Crenmery, common' to extra,
13V174e.
CHEESE Small colored, .He; small
white, SHifTTic; lnrge colored, 774; larg
colored, 7f'T74e; large white. 64f't"4c.
EGOS-Western. extra, fine. 2i'521c; wet
ern, first average best, 19194c
Milwaukee Oraln Market.
MILWAUKEE. WI., Aug. 4. BARLET
Dull; sample, 490550. . . . ... ..
REAL ESTATR TRASFICpS.
DEEDS filed for record August 4, as fur
nished by the Midland Gunrnntee and
Trust company, bonded a hat meters, 1614
Fnrnnm street, for The Bee:
John E. Oeorge to John Hendrlckson,
port of lot 20 In Maloney's sxldi. 190
James M. Morris and wife Jo Rose
Burlngton, pnrt of lots a nnd 7, block
8, Meyers, Richards A Tllden's ndd.. 1.200
Clara MeCarde! to Thomna A, Cretgh,
part of lot . block 3, South Omaha.. 660
William E. Swentzel and wife to Hans
Peterson, lots 1 and 2, block SO, V"l
cox's 24 add 800
Henrv E. Rnlney to John H. Levy, lot
10, Godfrey's add, and other land.... I
Lnrs Nlcknlaisnn and wife to Hans
Nlckolalson, lot 28, block 6, Albright's
Annex 850
Clementine Brow'n to Luke McGrath,
lot , hlock 1, Kountse Place..... 600
James B. Anjoll to Paul and Francis
Pettlbone, part of lot 311, Burr Oak... 460
James Beaumont and wife to Henrlch
G. Hlbbeler. lot 7, Koch's mih 870
Edward R. Benson to O. E. Collins, lot
19, block 120. Dundee riace. 550
O. M. E. Tel. 611
MESSENGER AND 'BAOQAQtt. '
lfilt Farnam Street '
WILL GET YOJR BAQQAOIS tHERB
ON TU1& '
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Chicago Daylight Eipreaa s 64
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Mlnnaapolla A BU Paul Limited. .a 10 pa a 4:04 pa
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Kanaaa City A St. Louis Bipreaa. .ail . pm
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Dolath Grain Market.
nULI'TH. Minn. Aug. 4 WHEAT To
arrive No. 1 northern, H jQ; No. i ncrth-
Bl HL1NQTOM STATION 10TH WASO.1
Chicago, Ilarllngtoa koines'. .
' LesTK 1 ArrlT.
Chicago eperlat a 7 .00 ant ' a 1 44 pa
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Lhiuigo Local a la all 00 pm
Chicago Limited a U pa a 7:40 pa
Fast Mall 4.44 pm
Kansas City, it. Joseph at Council
Olnffs.
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Bt. Loul r Irer a 14 pm U:06sa
Kauaaa Clljr Night Eipreaa al0.i pm a 4.4 am
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Kehraaaa gipreas a 6:60 am a 7.4 pa
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