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    TITE OMAITA DAILY PEE: WEDNESDAY, - AUGUST 21, lfMH
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Breaks cm fe!aT7 Liquidation and
Better Crop Prospects.
CORN ACTIVE, HIGHER" ON COLD' WEATHER
Oat Hold Tlielr linn cjnod Demuntl
tot Cash Grain Commercial and
Financial rni of the
S I).ir.
OMAHA. Aug. 53. IV.
Grain markets 01 ti.e woriu were again
Very active, hut lime was union uncer
tainty ana p cuiA tion ijund ampie oppui
tunloes lo fc it in nun out Kim scnoiig
operations, 'i he i,i:u no;n mo ia&oi.,
k:id jYunnesota, hu,ti nebi. whie iunit.nK
much in the eamtj swam at during 1110 oiei
halt ot the month, jiiescnieu a lew origin
aiots, In trie (ium.rii n rather beuer jicd
lnn ex pfi ten, although 01 very poor quu.
Ity. '1 nresmng rriuri.s were not hi all en
couraging, nut when a long hue of wheat
was thrown on tne Chicago market it
made prlcej weaken, ana when erforis
were made oy snorts to cover there was a
sUiTeriing tip ol valuta. AlHiul n rolnt
repreeemed the logs in prices lor wneut iu
Chicago. Omaha met tho decline, but
with a lean severe oreak ua cakil wheul
values. Minneapolis, Kttiijat City and Hi.
Louis all nyiiiputi.lt u with Chicago
break. The Immediate opening mere ot
Xutuica In the leading inauu was enutiu
and followed Quickly by breaka of 1 to i
point, and this waa lat?r attended by par
tial rallies. Low an September waa alUi-i.
a compared with H O', jesteruiy 8 close;
Uien advanced to xi.Oi; December, $1,104
to fi ts' to U' ',, May, 41.14 to ti.il to
1.12.
Coi 11, on the other hand, was very strong.
Tha cold weuther la certainly retarding ma
turity and the shorts are therefore nerv
ous over the situation. The milling and
starch manufm I urii.n rtmnand la Impera
tive, and all ofteilnga ol cash corn meet
with ready mile. The line ot aborts in
t"piember In Chicago Is liirp.e, and tills
delivery moved up steadily Irom &44C to
itc, while December Rained a point and
Way live. upfculntlvn operations were
heavy, and at no time was there aay lot-up
In the display of strength. Cash pilcea 1:1
Omaha were very satisfactory.
Oats were stoady all day and In nil mar
kets. Good prices or cash and firm with
a shade better for futures was the rule.
There la no question of anything but a
good crop of oats It Is garnered, but the
high, prices of other grain tend to
strengthen the demand for this cereal.
The final figures showed a Ions of 14i2o
on wheat, a gain of Ka'4'! on uorn and
steady prices for oats. 1 nero was a re
newal or selling In the last half hour that
carried price clown from the raly of the
earlier hours and the tone In wheat was
especially soft. The eatimate for the Da
kota and Minnesota of 170,000.000 bushels
wheat made by the Northwestern Wilier
was a bear factor.
Corn advanced still more and shorts are
Very nervous.
Omaha Grain Inspection In: Two cars
No. 2 hard wheat, 22 cars No. 3 hard wheat,
t cars No. 4 hard wheat, 2 cars No. 2 corn,
24 oars No. 3 corn, 2 cars No. 4 corn, 4 cars
No. 3 yellow corn, I car No. 2 white corn,
4 cars No. 8 white corn, 3 cars no grade
corn, 4 cars No. 2 white oats, 4 cars No. 3
white oats, 1 car No. 4 white cats, 1 car No.
8 rye; total, 83 cars. Out: Two cars of
No. 3 corn.
Northwestern carlot receipts:
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 196
Minneapolis 1 IIS
ruiuth r9
Omaha 33
' Omaha Cash Snlea.
1 ur No. 3 hard wheat, 554 h., Me,
1 car No. 3 hard wheat, 664. lbs.. 9840.
1 car No, 4 hard wheat, 66 lbs., 92c.
1 car No. 4 hard wheat, 64 lbs., 90q
1 car no grade wheat, 514 lbs., 85
1 car No. 3 corn, 4flc.
1 car No. 3 corn. 494c
2 cars No. 2 corn, 60c.
1 car No. 4 white oats, 314c
1 car No. 2 white oats, 34 lbs., 33a.
' Cash Grain Mrrket.
Omaha.
267
42
601
1.01-4
92
Chicago.
1.06 f4.jj
1.08 tj'l.lOV
049H
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1.01
85
60
49
49
46
boh
494(8 mi
w
1.10
98 $1.06
i
664
6o43 fVl
67 674
br.K 67 V.
664a 664
49 84i 6Mi 664
82 824
am
No. 2 hard wheat.
No. 8 hard wheat....
No. 4 hard wheat
No. 2 spring wheat.
No. t spring wheat.
No grade wneai
No. 2 corn.;
No. 3 corn
No.' 4 corn
No grade corn
No. 2 yellow corn....
No. 8 yellow corn....
2 white corn
3 white corn....
I oats
I oats
4 oats
2 white oats
t white oats
4 white oats
Standard oats
Grain Market
Closing prices of grain today and Satur
day at the markets named were as follows:
CHICAGO.
Vheat Today. Monday.
1.W4
111
1.134
644
63' a
62
834
34
37
81
3')
33
32
30 31
32U
86
84 S
84 iff
4l
Elsewhere.
82
854
J4H
854
September 108
December ...'. 1.09
May Ml
Corn
September 6574
December 64"4
May 63H
Oats
September 83
December 35
May , 37'i
KANSAS CITY.
Wheat-
September
December .
Corn
September
December .
Wheat
September December .
Corn-September
December
Wheat-
September
December .
Wheat
September December
Corn
Beptember
ST. LOUIS
7
8 B
4THB
99H
1.00
47S,
1.094
1.114
63H
604
MINNEAPOLIS.
1.134
1.UV4
NEW YORK.
1.13
1.124
60i
1.104
1.12V
6?H
49-J
l.lfU
1-12
1.14
1144
Commerrlal Gossip.
IJverpool weak and lower.
Northwestern Miller says 170.000,000 bush
els wheat for the three northwestern states,
the Dakotaa and Minnesota.
Stocks grain In all positions: Wheat,
J.V)7,ooO bu.; increase, lf.5.000 bu. Corn, S,2,
000 bu.; decrease. 919. mJ bu. Oats 3,19 0 0
bu.; Increase. 1.279,0u0 bu. Kye, 63,0OO bu.;
Increase, 10.UU0 bj.
Western Klevator Comiwny of Winona
Threahing returns rlved from stations In
Minnesota: Comprey, l'l bushals; ciden, 20
bushels; Marshall, 6 to 10 bushels; Morgan,
16 bushels; Lake Preston, S. D , 19 bushels.
Burlington Crop Report Darius Miller of
the Burnngton when feon yesterday said:
"We have not sent any one of our officials
on a tour of our line to viae up the crops
and reports to tlrt effect are Incorrect. We
have received reports from our entire ter
ritory and they Indicate an enormous crop
of corn, In fact we have received no reports
of damage. Bulnea Is fair with ua and
a big com crop means an active fall for
business.
Financial Gossip.
Stocks In Iimilon steady at about parity.
Neutrality question at Shanghai settled.
Regular 14 per cent dividend on Leather
preferred expected this week.
I'P to dale cut prices on Iron and steel
have not stimulated buying.
Forty roads for second week In August
show average grots increase In earnings of
1X9 per cent.
Weatern traffic officials say quality rnl
not quantity of wheat likely to be affected.
Reported Dutch holder of Missouri, Kan
sas k Texas agitating for dividend on pie
ferred shares.
Three million 4 per cent Philippine rnie
year note sold to western bank of Okla
homa at 101 41.
Dullness continues both anthracite and
bituminous markets
Banks report somo Increass In mercan
tile borrowing for fall trad.
New York baiiks have pained from sub
treasury since Friday M7?.i.
K. II. liarrlman sails frem Europe for
New York August 24, and James S'fllman
Beptember K
George Gould and George V. Baker ex
pected home early In September.
nulnth Grain Market
Dl'Ll'TH. Minn , Aub. 21 WHEAT To
arrive. No. 1 northern, tl ls; No. 2 north
ern, II. UV on trai k. No. 1 northern, $1 1V
No. 2 north, rn. $1.13. September, $11 J;
December. II Itt-V
OATS On track and to arrive. Stc
her. 7n bid Prime slslke. 27 75 bid; Aug
ust. 17.75 bid. Prim tirn'.thy, 11.45 bid,
September timothy. 11.46 bid.
CHICAGO G II 1 1 ASD rROVlMO
Feslorrs of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2.1 -Wheat traders who
hail pronis In pievlous purr-nases un caihd
freely today. (losing prices compared
witn last night's ligures thow a "drop of
Wt for September and lS'iic fur l.'t rn
ber. Corn Is up IV. Outs are oft 'ic.
Provisions vary from 5c gain to lvo uc
cllne. 1 here appeared to be little In the early
market news to c.iuse tie weakness In
dicatet by the opening prices. While crop
reports were fewer in number, those which
came were t;c:trc ly more tesuring than
those which so recently threw the trade
Into a atate of frenzied excitement. Never
theless. In spile of possible furlher d.im;ige
to crops, tne local trnde srrayerl It5eif
Inrgel on the selling side of the m.irket.
Nheat, which stniteii with a loss of ''' to
c at ll.iiy.il o!i"4. siumped to 1 u7. while
lecem!irr, Irom an Initial loss of -nc; to lc
at II in to 1 ICS, sold down to ll.ivV At
the low points In both deliveries a little
better tone developed on buying, attributed
to the northwest. The result ol the Im
provement In sentiment was a rally to
41 .I1 fit September, the closing liguie.
ond in Decemi er to 11.10. The latter option
closed at ll.Wiyi.Oi-Ho the final tone dm
playlrg much or th weakness prevalent
throughout the session. Primary receipts
were i:Uuo bushels ssnlnst M2.C0 bushels
last year. Clearances of wheat and Hour
were equal to 1.4mi bushels. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chl.i.fro reported receipts ol
400 cars, as against' 475 car last week and
342 cars a year ago.
The weather In the cron belt was too cool
for the peace of mind of traders tod-ty
aid values were not permitted to suffer
with wheat. Kven the hitter forecast of
warmer weather did hot appear to allay
fear of frost. Starting with a firm under
lone, hut at prices unchanged to o lower
September advanced from 64c to 544c to
6)4c December, under an equal buying
pressure, began 'c lower to 4c higher at
63c to h.!V,c and was lifted to ,Mc before
the demand was satisfied. As the session
advanced the market borrowed strength
from rumors of heavy purchases In this
market for export Some of the advance
was lost through the effect of th govern
ment report which showed the past week
to have been very favorable to crop
growth. The consequent liquidation brought
prices back irom the high point. Septem
ber reac'ing to 65c nnd December to blc,
the final quotations for the day, but the
tone was stronir.
Oats were active and withstood with but
slight loss the bearish Infiuences of heavy
receipts nnd a tremendous Increase in local
stocks. The material advance In corn was
the sustaining power. An Initial loss of
4c In the September option at ".te to
3;Hc was more thnn rgiilned through ex
cellent scattered buying. The price went
to S4c, reacted to 33c and nguln rallied
to the closing figure. :-c, with a very
steady tone. Local receipts were 501 cars.
Provisions were Inclined to tlrmneas, De
Ing helped at the start by an advance of
6iil0c In the price of hogs and later by the
strength in corn. Trading was chiefly In
the way of changing from September to
later deliveries. September pork closed 60
up at 111. 724. Lard gained l4e at $.;.sr'i'.i)
6.90. Ribs were down 24c at 37.324 n 7. 3f.
Kstlriated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
77 can ; corn, 1'8 cars; oats, 21U cars; hogs,
24.000 1-ad.
The h autng futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Opens Strong, but Later Prices Are
Irregular and Weak.
SHARP ADVANCE IN EXPRESS STOCKS
of
r.at
In
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Mon.
Wheat I !
a Sept. I 1 0941
b Sept. I 1 t94i
Dec. I 1 li4
May lU.KU'lui
Corn I 1
sept. o4ffiM4
Dec.
May
Oats
Deo
May
Bept.
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Sept.
Oct. .
Jan.
Rlbs
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
6&i4b34
624Ha
l'4i'81
33)4J-k
1 1041
1 ta'i
1 104
1 13 1
641
6441
1 C9V4, 1 10- I
1 0."4l 1 v-4l
1 i-i,lC9-4-
1 11 llll--!
64
t3
62
I
I
KM
i44i
1 11
1 9 ,
1 n
1 D4
644
0.14
354314'cil
3.'4l
11 724! 11 75
11 7741 11 &5
13 0241 13 074
6 90 I
6 9741
7 06 I
7 37l'
7 45 I
6 8241
6 90 I
7 00
7 1241
I
7 374,
7 4741
6 So
3341
11 70
11 7741
13 00
6 STVfcl
6 9j I
7 05 I
7 S24l'
7 424!
6 80
S34,5-fj2V
33 1 3':
3, 4! 4
334;37b7V4
I
11 724.
11 W) I
13 0241
6 90 I
6 ir4!
J 0.4.
7 35 1
7 45 I
6 80 I
11 674
11 724
13 Oo
6 K74
0 9.)
7 06
7 374
7 40
6 80
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market steady; winter patonts.
35.0045.30: straights. 34.iiOJi4.90: eprlng pat
ents, S5.005.60; straights, !4.3Ji2'5.10; baksrs.
13.101)3.80.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 81.10ftl.12; No. 3,
31.001.06; No. 2 red 1109(31. ( '9.
CORN No. 2, 65,ic; No. i yeilow. 67c.
OATS No, 2, .32(6324: No. 2 white, !o
86c; No. 3 white, 34350.
RYE No. 2. 74c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting-, 45rt,5l2.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.18; No. 1 North
western, 11.254; prime timothy, 2.j;
clover, contract grade, $12.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl.,
111.7511.80. Lard, per 100 lbs., 36.85874.
Short ribs sides (loose), 37.87497.60. Short
clear sides (boxed). I8.00ti8.26.
Shipments of flour and grain were as
follows: Reeelnts.Shlpments.
Flour, bbls 15.700 9.5.0
Wheat, bu 21300 55,100
Corn, bu 3S3.7O0 175,700
Oats, bu.' 675.900 120.7UO
Rye, bu 114.210
Bar'ey, bu 26.000 14,700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 137TSc;
dairies, 12tfil54c. Egcs. steady; at mark,
cases Included, 135164c Cheese, steady,
7V8Hc
St. I.ools Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 23.-WHEAT-Lower;
No. i red casn, eu v.itor, Il.l1.t4; irack. 91.1t;
September, 11.10-V; December, 1.124r4ill2"4;
No. 2 hard. 1.0Ui&1.10.
CORN 1-ower; No 2 cash. D24c; track,
E3V!(5lc; September, 624c; December, 49:iiC.
OATS Ixiwer; No. 2 cash, 33c; truck,
84c; December, 344c; May, 36c; No. 2
white. 364c
FLOl'R Easier. Red winter patents.
15 4OC05.6O: extra fancy and straight, i.lorf
6.36; clear, l4.4iKii4.70.
SEED Timothy, steady. $'2.4012.70.
COKNMEAL Steady, $2.75.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. 9093C.
HAY Fair to dull; timothy, lti.00'8 12.00;
prairie, $i.0v(i8.5O.
IRON COTTON TIES 95c.
B A OG I NO 741 7-c
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PORK Higher; Jobbing. $11,624.
LARD Higher; prime stoam. $(i.40.
BACON Steady ; boxed , extra shorts,
$8 60; clear ribs, 18.124; short clear, $9.00.
POCLTltl Bieady ; chickens, 94';
springs, 124c; turkeys, lie; ducks, ic;
geese. 6c.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery, WQihc; dai
ries, 10?il6
EGGS Higher at 164c. rase count.
Recent. Bhlpm"n
Flour, bbls 10.000 18.0)0
Wheat, bu 12!.0i) 117. OuO
Corn, bu 67.000 66. 000
Oats, bu 06.000 41,000
Gains Give fllse lo ew Romors
a Consolidation of Adams and
Wells-Fargo Companies.
NEW TOUK, Aug. 23 Further weakness
In when contributed Irrgely to the strong
tone of tie sto1 k niarkei at today's open
InK. though the strength of certain Issues
Sfeined to come Inrueiy from buying by
some of the professional element wnose In
terf r-is lie on the bull side. Prices receded
before the end of the morning scxslon ajid
th volume of business which at the outset
promised lo be very cor.aldersble dwindled
to moderate proportions. London, whose
markets were weak a. a result of fresh
developments affecting British Interests In
the far earn, sold a lot of stocks, chiefly
standard railway shares, ar.d bought very
little. Reports, however, credited foreign
houses with purchases of Missouri, Kansas
& Texas preferred.
A sharp auvajice In cotton, based largely
on the rise In Liverpool, was doubtless
artly responsible for the reactionary tone
stocks ps the dav wore on. The market
drifted aimlessly and lower prices were re
corded wPh a further reduction of opera
tions. Of the more active issues Vnlou Pa
cific and Southern Pacific held moot firm.
St. Paul wi offered down by brokers Iden
tified with western Infrests, while Atchison
w is sola on rumors of frost In the corn
belt. Tho extreme apathy of the mrrket
In the linnl hour extended lo tho bond divi
sion In wldch dealings became very light.
The closing reflected uncertainty. Net de
clines In the active list were in no Instance
very vcre, the greatef-t losses being sus
tained by New York Central and Sugar
i ach dec.lnlng 14. Southern Pacific closed
with a fractional advance. The strength
of Southern Railway, which was a conspic
uous feature of 1 1 ,0 dny, was attributed
largely to the Improved situation growing
out of the new ownership of the seaboard
system. Stocks of the express companlts
were ninong the few noteworthy features
of the day, their qalns on lieht frrwlinR re
viving rumors of a concentration of their
Interests. Aduns Express advanced 6 ar.d
W'f 11. '-Fargo 26 points.
The subtreasury made a telegraphic
transfer of J.'uo.ioo to New Orleans. This Is
believed to represent the first shipment of
the season to the cotton fields nnd attracted
pome attention because of the general be
lief that the south will this year have the
largest cotton crop on record. In this event
the New York banks will be called upon
for unusually heavy amounts. The sum of
$200,000 was shipped to Canada, presumably
to aid the crop movement In the dominion.
Foreign exchange eased off a trlfie with a
slight Increase In orTerinps of commercial
bills, but not enough to effect the market.
In t'nlted States government bonds the new
coupon 4s advanced 4 per cent on call. The
bond list was firm, seulicard air line 4s ad
vancing 44 per cent. Total sales, par value,
$2.2tiB 0().
Following was the rango of prices on the
Stock exchange today:
Salea.Hlgh. Low. Close.
15.6-10 81'i 80g 80
2.900
srf government 6s of 194 were quote! at
&"
i.ERLIN. Aug. 2.1 New York's strong
market yesterday sff'cte l prh oe favorably
on the Bourse here 10d.1v. Amirkins were
higher.
l AKIS, Aug. 23. rr.-e on the Po.irse
today were slightly weaker and hnsinoss
was restricted. Kn an :nitrtal 4s clos-d
at 92 10 -.nd Russian bondi of I9H at n.m
rate of discount was 14 per
per ient renies. 9M' 15c for
exchange on London, 2'if 26c
Th private
cent. Three
the account
for checks.
w York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23 MONEY On rill,
easy nt fi'l pet" cent: bid. per cent;
offered. 1 per cent. Time loans, easv end
dull; 0 days. 2 per cent; 91 days, 2''4tf2
per cent;H months. ?ij per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Closcd
at 3V-M4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE -Frm. with no.
tusl business In bankers' bills lit J4 Mlvg
4SI5 for demand and at $4 K.VWj4.555 for
60-dnv bills; posted rates. $-l67i4.59; com
mercial bills. 'II. ..74.s5V
SILVER Bar. 57o; Mexican dollars.
.-) e.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
firm.
The following are the closing quotation
on storks and bends:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Best Grades
Strong with Othf n Steady,
SHIPPING HOGS SOLD A TRIFLE STRONGER
Fairly Liberal Ran of heep. hat vrlth
a Good Demand the Market Haled
Active and Stead? on Killers,
xrllh Feeders Stronger.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 23. 19o4.
Receipts were:
Official Monday .
Official Tuesday
C ttl. Hog Sheep.
...'4.1 s.4.3 e.tji?
,.. 2,4.1 lo,o92 6.144
13.71
8.3"2
5.510
6.421
.C2
,M7
V. 9. rf 2
do roupon .
5o X. ra .
do coapon
do new 4i,
ao coupon ...
Oo old 4s, res
tfo coupoti ...
At-hlon a"en. 4l
do adj. 4s....
Atlantic r. L. (
B O. 4
do
Cent Til of Ot
do 1st Inr
( hen & Ohio 4i
t'nlro A. '...
'' . n A Q n 4a...
rrj.
reg.
4.
c. t S p
l'. N. W.
C . R. I. P.
; dO COl. f.4
, Tl L'. St I ..
' rhl'go Ter. 4f
I Con. Topflrro 4a
Colo. So. 43 ,
D R O. 4
Erl, prior hen 4...
d.i gn. 4n
r w n c. ia..
Ho-'klna Val. 4'..
L. A N. nnl 4a
Hid. offered.
.ins 'Mnrttan c. 4a
J''' Mt. ontntl
.l'" 1 do !al Inc
.10.S14 Minn St, L 4a...
Hl' M , K & T. 4s ...
.Ul I do :a-
A" '. n R of M c
N. Y. '. a SV4
.l'H "N- J c g. .-,
. 4I No Parlllc 4a
i" do tn
.l"H N. A W e. 4a
. a1 O. S. L. 4a A par...
.lin rnn conv. Jia
. 3' Koalna gn. 4a
.l'"JS ft. I,. I M r. Sa..
. St. I. A S. f. tg. 4a.
St. t, s. w. la
16. 04:,
7.99
1i.709
8.525
9.712
27.277
g 4a. .KB nVabonrri V L. 4a
i:i4 Bo. rsrlllr 4a
7.1 So. Railway 5a. . .
4S Texas A P la ...
lnivT.. St- t" w-
"I'iil'nlon rte'.5- 4a...
6r.l do conv 4a
4 I V F Steel ;d .',a.
ini I 'Wabash la
H! 1o deb. B
"W. AV L. F. 4a...
10l.!wia Central 4a ..
lid Colo. Fuel c. ta
101-41 ,
Ha
..
. tofl
.. 75
4a 75
. .ton
. .l;3
..IDS'
.. 74S
. .101 a
.. isa
.. s
. . 9
nr.
:.S
414
...ins
...1:9
4a. 74
. .
... 7S
...IK1
... tu
... 91
... I
...
Two days this week.
Same days Inst week.
fsime days week before.. 4.W7
Same three weeks ago.. 3.791
Same four weeks saro 70
t 1.-.. . , . . 1 . . . . ' o - .
iiZ RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR '1 0 DATE,
lhe lollowlng table suowa be receipts ot
cuttle, nogs and sheep at bonth Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
iai year:
19f4
Cattle 526,009
Hogs l.ft'2,143
Sheep 8'1037
Averaae rjrieea naid
Omaha lor tne last aeveral u.i with comparison;
snd choice lights snd butcher weights from
o 10 to to 20. the top price being paid for
very choice load weighing 22o pound.
The last end of the market was very
slow and wesk. That ws particularly true
of the heavy h"gs which were hard to
move at any price. The late sales were
around weak to a rlckel lower than the
early ones or not quite so good as vester
tbi s market. What heavy hogs did sell
late went as a rule below (f.iai. At noon
13.S. Inc.
61s.nS2
l.f. 1.221
7K4.121 21.916
for bogs at South
Lec
11,922 I
Date. I 104. J2W.H9P1.101.U". !".
Boston Stork Qnotatlons.
BOSTON, Aug. 21 Call loans, 2(14 per
cent; time loans, 3liT44 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlaon adj. 4a
do 4a
Mex. Central 4a...
Atrhtann
do pfd
poaton A Albany.
Hnaton A Matna...
Poston Elevated ..
Fltonburg pfd
Max. Central .....
N. Y , N. H. & H
Trre Marou"tte ...
Pnton Patflo
Amr. Arga. Chem.
do pfd
Amir. Pneu. Tube....
Atchison
do pfd
B. & O
do pfd
Canadian Pacific ....
C. of N. J
C. & O
C. A A
do pfd
C. G. W
C. & N. W
C, M. & St. P
do pfd
Chi. Ter. & Tran....
do pfd
C, C.. C. ft St. L...
Colorado Southern ..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del., tack. & West.
D. & R. G
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. A N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Railway..
M. A St. I
M., St. P. & S. Ste. M
do ofd
rannc
T
2,001)
L900
400
. 2iX)
.17,400
'. "ioo
. 100
. 200
. 100
. 600
. 2"0
. 800
. MO
. 00
. EO0
. 9.2'0
. 1.100
. 000
. 100
. soo
. 2,900
. 200
. 600
. 100
. 8.300
. 1.4i"0
31.700
,17.600
100
. 1,100
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 23 WHEAT
Steady to lower; September,
ber. USc; May, $1.0074; cash
ll.02fil.04; No. S, S9c(af.03; No.
2 red. $1.0tVi 1.(17: No. 3, $1.03;
Rocelnts, 29 cars.
ohm iiiKiier; eeptcmoer.
4 .'e;
1140; Decem
No. i hard.
3. 9';fJ9c; No.
No. 4. 97(gS9c.
48 c;
ca?h,
Recem-
No.
1 .1 '...-!.... n 1 .. .
mixed. 4l4'if.Lo: No. 3. 49(H94c; No. 2 red,
60(Ei5('4c; No. 3, 494c
OATS No. 2 white. 3541j$ijc; No. 2 mixed,
Bl'TTER Higher; creamery, 144c; dairy,
EGGS Firm; Missouri and Karsas, new
No. 2 white wood cafes Included. 17'ic; cise
count. 15c. cases returneil. 4c less.
HAY Firm: choice timothy, $8.50; choice
prairie, It) 75fl7.00.
R YK 76c.
Receipts. Shloments.
Wheat, bu 512 i !"1 r,.V)
Corn, hu 62.hi0 22 40 1
Oats, bu 18.0ia) 8,000
.. 3.300
..24,300
'. '.li'.m
. . 500
,. 600
.. 8,100
1,000
7e0
l.SiO
4.300
.84,:00
.49,300
. 1.000
. 6,000
.' "i'no
.43,S(0
. 7fi0
. 4f0
. 1,900
'. "700
. 1X)
. 2.3'YI
. 100
. 400
! "200
Missouri Parlflc ll.WO
M.. K. & T 4.600
do pfd 4,0X1
N. R. R. of M. pfd
y , , poo
Norfolk & Western... 3.100
do pfd
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
P., C, C. & St. L.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Inland Co
(Jo pfd
St. L. A S. F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
Sotthern Pacific
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Texas A Pacific
Tel.. St. L. & W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wnbash
do pfd
W. A L. E
Wisconsin Central ..
do pfd
Mexican Central
Adams Express Co...
Am. Express Co
U. 8. Express Co
Wells-Farjro Ex. Co.
Am. Copper 25.100
Am. Car & Foundry.. 200
do pfd ?"0
Am. Cotton OH 6u)
do pfd
American Ice i00
do pfd 300
Am. Llnsed Oil ,
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 600
An? Smelt.' '& 'Rcfin;g'.12.5O0
do pfd j'.too
Am Suirar Refining.. 6.H00
Anaconda Mining Co
B. R. T
Colo. Fuel A Iron
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
do nfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric
Ipi'ernntkinal Paper..
do pfd
International Pump .
do pfd
National Lead
North American
Pacific M-'ll
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car ...
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Republic Steel
do rfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
V. S Leathtr
do pfd
U S Realty & Imp.
V. 8 Pubher
do pfd v
IT. S. Pteel
do pfd
West. Electric
Western Union
SS4
854
1274
3Si4
'io"
184
1014
"74
15
754
14
4Sis
204
1614
270
254
754
274
624
39
72
834
137
204
404
23 .
i22"
155
92,
123
65
724
'951
224
47
1214
654
'334
1244
'6oi
85
72
254
67
584
174
40H
674
29
914
294
984
854
127"
'37'
1004
95
194
38
'17
394
12
230
210
25li"
5f4
19
79'i
334
"6
27
144
1834
1504
'74
15
75
14
44
2014
1614
270
244
71
204
62
394
72
83
137
20
394
23
i204
154
90
1214
65
714
'95"
224
48
K-oii
65
'324
123
66"
85
72
244
67
574
164
39
6o4
284
93 Vt
284
'39"
994
95
18
374
'if
394
114
230
206
25o"
6514
1K
791,4
33
"'64
27
214 21
8.600
4"0
1. 000
400
40
400
100
7,000
)(
3" 10
61 0
3oO
100
644
1074
131
'544
37
1974
634
1014
1294
'634
34
14
234
164
144
724
244
99
:s'4
Id
ss
23
K34
144
724
90
274
100
33
510 18
74 74
"la"
2.K0
81 1
fiiV)
;oo
4.V1
200
4.700
2,100
2f0
200
444
74
8R4
4XH
194
754
124
ir.9
69
1iU
48
19
754
114
684
159
8fi4
I Iverpuol Uruln Market.
I!VF.RPn4)L. Aug 13. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, easy; beptember, 7s 5d;
liecen.her. 7a 7v .
COKN-pot. tirin; American mixed. 5s Id;
Tut urea, quirt; Beptetuber. 4s Sd. Lecenv
ber, 4s lHd.
Toledo teed Narket.
TOLrr0. f) Aug. S3-EED-Clover.
CJiVI w bid, October, ..b6 bid; IXcem-
MlliTaatee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis . Aug. H-WIIKAT
Market lc lower. No. 1 northern. $1 ltVfD
1.18: No. 2 northern, $1.131.16; December,
$1,094 asked.
RYE 8leadv; No. 1, 75fi754c.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2. 58c; sample, 373
66c.
CORN Market lc higher. No. 3, 67c; De
cember 6441 bid.
Total sales for the day. 606,800 shares.
P84
854
91
1274
164
374
894
804
14
183
151
179
7
144
75
14
48
20
161
2f.8
24
75
264
63
394
72V
834
13ii4
20
894
23
44
120
156
904
1214
65
714
ir4
95
224
44
87
I2014
654
90
32
123
66
654
82
714
244
674
574
17
40
674
28 14,
934
24
254
39
if!
94
18
374
144
17
394
114
227 .
210
115
240
554
18
78
321,4
914
64
7
104
29
20
884
634
106i
12u4
78
634
364
1964
124
66
1034
144
72
314
74
2.3V4
99
27
10rv,
8:4
764
215
74
414
18
7944
44
864
48
19
754
11
584
168
894
Amur, sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T.
Ant"f. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion 1.
Edlaon Eleo. II
Oenaral Klertrlc .
Maaa. Electric ....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t'nltad Fruit
I'nlted Sho Marh.
do pfd
V. 3. Steel
do pfd
Asked.
i4 Weatlng. common
l"mi Adventure
OtVAItnae
SO h Amalaamatpd
Amarlran Zlno ....
!4-i Atlantic
HO iDlnsham
151 Cat. A Hecla
137 lOnlennlnl
1114 Copper Range
1 I Daly Weat
74 1 Dominion Coal ....
9i Franklin
14 ! Orkney
7 lale Kovnlo
4 Mnaa. Mining
...129'li, Michigan
.130, Mohawk
.13 Mont. C. A C.
. llH 'Old Pomlnlon
. 7a4Oareola
10 1 Parrot
..Ml
..ItVii
.. IS
.. M
. . 43
. . 106
.. 6n
.. 90
.. ll'i
. . 58
Qutncy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
V. S. Mining.
V. S. Oil
tub
Victoria
Wolverine ....
.. 04
.. 12
.. 1314
.. 244
.. MS
.. ix
.. S
.. 14',,
. 3
. 4(4
. 4:
. 4
. 13
. 24
. S2
. 95
. 74
. 31
. in
. 39
. 2
. not
owSiist 1 I 4 9? J 41 971 a 411 t 661 $ 16 4 18 I ik
wuat 1 4 9241 I 1 6 I 761 6 lal 4 Ki I 7a
Aujust I. 4 93 4 99 6 79 6 161 4 Wli 3 67
August 4. 6 06! 6 W 7 39 6 10 4 VI ; 8 61
August 6. 6 u64i 5 041 7 32( 6 Sl 14 44; $ 71
August 6. 5 071 6 OKI 7 $6 h 80i 6 04 77
August'..; ; 6 Wi 7 27 1 5 6,-1 6 14! 4 38!
Aujros: a I 6 10 , a 12 7 ia, i & 6 151 4 sr. 3 8T
August . i 0641 7 15 6 73 6 04 4 12! $ 67
f ill 0 ' li 0 Hi I 11 Ml b Wl 4 2S t
Auguj4t 11 4 87 1 6 23 7 04i '
August 12 4 81 I 5 2o 6 78 6 71
August 14 4 94 6 16 6 SI j 6 77
August 141 6 21 6 73i 6 73
August 15 6 MS 5 25i W 5 78
August 16 5 024 6 68 S 77
August 17 4 9X4 6 n 16 84 16 00 14 I6 B 74
August 18, 4 994, 5 18, 6 68 1 4 95) 4 47 3 63
6 iJ S Ki " 4 001 3 bl
4 291 $ 'I
4 3:. 3 48
4 43, I 3 74
4 97 1 4 43!
1 S. A 411 1 75
4 9s 4 32 S 71
fw York Mlninsr Mark,
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.3.-The following are
me closing prices on mining stocks
Adama Cod
Alice
Ilreeca
Brunawlck Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Hora Silver
Iron Rllver
tfcadriiia Con
Offered.
. 30
. IV
. U
. 9
.115
.150
.ITS
. I
Utile Chief
I Ontario
!Ophlr
i Phoenix
i Potoal
I Ravage
i Sierra. Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.
350
140
15
16
22
Ill
SO
32S
Condition of the Trraanry,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $147,70o(,694;
gold, $43,884,946.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 23. WHEAT
September. $1 13; December. $1114; May.
$l.L'.ynl 134: No. 1 hard. $1.1K; No. 1
northern, $1 K,; No. ! northern. $1.14,
FLOUR First patents, $6 .5o.y6 0O; recotid
patents, $6 . 10 So; fliat ch .ira. $4 16; seco.id
cleara. $2 7f.y2 86.
BRAN-In bulk. llS-OtatilB-a.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aujr. 23-RUTTER
Firm. ock1 demand; eitra western cream
ery. 14'Ul'k-: ex'ra neitrby prints, Iic,
EG("iS Steady. fair demsid; nrby
firsts. 1940 at mark; weitern flrata, 19(2oe
at mark .
CHh'KSE Btendy, falrdemand ; New
Y(-rk full cre.tma, choice to fhiicy, 8'ucj
New York fair to good, SQslc.
1'eorla Grain Market
PEORIA. Aug. 23 CORN Higher
$, M'u4c; No. 4, 63Vic; no grade,
624'
No.
London
LONDON. Aug
Conaola, money
do account .,
Anaconda
Atchtaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canallan Pacific ..
Cbaa. a Ohio
( hluago Ol W
C. M. it 8t. P ...
Ixterra
D. R 0
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do SI pld
Ilhuola Central
Louie. &- Naah
M , K. & T
eluVch-Uiir,
Mll.Stl- l'a'y
Slock Market,
23 Closing:
ail. N. V. Central 11814
II 16 il Norlulk a W S
. .. 4 do pfd :
. .. t.Ha Oniarlo TV J
...If'1! Pennaylvanla
... t.-v Hand Mluea 10
...1IJ Reading U
... i; do lt ptd 44Vt
lit. do Zd pld..
. lil- 80. Railway
.. 1M, do ptd ...
, . ti 80. Pacific ..
,. lea. I'nloti Pacific
. n do ptd
,. 3-, l". 8. 8tel
.41 do pfd
. ie Watiaah
.l.o, do ptd
. 1 Bpaulatl 4a
quiet. iu4d per ounce,
per ceiil.
The rata ui uiacount In the open market,
for short bills is 2 K-16 per cent, tor three
months bills, 2 13-1 tan 2 1 per cent.
.. ta4
..
..
..lu.
.. aa
.. I2
.. 44
.. IK.a
.. 3D
.. tail
Korrltm Financial.
IjONDON, Aug. 23 . M ney was In fair
demand III the market today and discounts
arm llrm. '1 ratling on the Stock exchange
generlly waj affected by the situation at
tl.tnnl ul In addition lo the delay In rap
turing Port Arthur. Ihough apart from lhe
advance in American thcie wj.i little fet
lui e. Conn lis droppv t, but i lted slightly
better. Home ralU were .erp(n'l fiat.
Americans .petit d strong In re-p,nihe to
New York, remained fairly steady at about
parifv. hid little animation anil closed lr
tcfular. Japaneaa wcie dull. 1 111 pt rial Jap-
XEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qnotatlons of , (he. Day on' Varlons
Corn tuodlt Ira.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-FLOUR Receipts,
81,380 bbls.; exports 16,704 bbls. Market
firm, with buyers and sellers apart. Minne
sota patent. $.10i&6 60 Minnesota bakers,
$4.4004.86: winter straights, $5.00j6 30; ex
tras, $3.46'g4.l10; low grades, $3.25'fl3.8(). Rye
flour, firm; fair to jood, $4.25(04.50; choice
to fancy, $4.60r4.90.
CORN MEAL Firm; yellow western, $1.10
1.12; city, $1.12gl.l5; kiln dried. $3.20(&3.3o.
HYIv-Notnlnal.
BARLEY Firm; feeding. 47c, c. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts 1.722 bu. Spot, easy;
No. 2 red, nominal elevator and $1 12 f. o. b.
afloat. No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.28 f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 hard Manitoba, nominal f. o. b.
afloat. Options had a weak day on the
whole. Influenced by less bullish crop news
from the northwest, easy cables foreign
selling, liquidation and a favorable esti
mate by the northwestern millers. Near
the close prices rallied slightly with corn,
although they were finally 14t2cH lower.
May $1,1241.14, cloed at $1,134, September,
$1.1?4 1.134. closed st $1.13; December
$1.12:.,fi 1.134. closed at $1,124-
CORN Receipts. 140.876 bu.; exports,
67.687 bu. ; sales. 20.000 futures. Spot,
firm; No. 2, H14c elevator and 61c f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, C3Vjc; No. 2 white,
61c. Option market was strong and much
higher following the west, where Wall
street buying, a good cash demand and
cool weather were the bull Influences. Tho
close here showed 14c to Hie net advance.
September 694'o6n4, closed at 60c; Decem
ber closed at 601,4c.
OAT8 Receipts, 102,000 bu. Spot, easy;
mixed oats, 2S to a ins., ji'q'Shc; natural,
30 to 32 lbs., 38S39C; clipped, white, 36 to
40 lbsL, 4K(f44c. .
HAY 4'ulet; shipping, 674c; good to
choice. 96c.
HOPS Firm ; common to choice, 1903,
27(fr35c; 1902. nominal; olds, 7(jl3c; 1902, nom
inal; olds, 7'7il3e.
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds,
17c; California; 21 to 25 pounda, 19c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 pounds, 14c.
LEATHER Firm; acid, 24-3200.
WOOL Steady; domestic fleece, "HiSSc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, $10.60
fill. 60; mess, $ft.50fi!).00; beef hams, $24.00
(525.50; pocket. $9.5eV(iT0.05; city extra India
mese, $1 4.0carifl 00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. $.OO10.50; pickled shoulders,
$6 50; pickled hams, $10,0010.50. Lard,
steady; western steamed, $7.50; refined,
quiet; continent, $7.40; South America,
$8.00; compound. $5 .R7V4U 7.124. Pork, steady;
family. M 507 IS 00; short clear, $13.50316.00;
mesa. $13 26(3 13 75.
TALLOW Eusy ; city, 4c-; country. 4
44c.
RIOT Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 34
4554c; Japnn, nominal.
PEANUTS Dull : fancy hand-picked, 64c;
other domestic. 3f364c
POI'LTHY Alive, easy; western chickens,
14c; fowls, 13c: turkeys. 1.1c. Dressed.
Irnegiilar: western chickens, 144ffl54o;
fowls. 134c; turkeys. 14i315c.
BUTTER Firm; street price, extra
creamery. 18nj'lRV4c. Official: Creamery,
common to extra, l'ljl'c; state dairy, com
mon to extrn. lC'ijl'c.
CHEESE Firm) state full creams, smnll,
white and colored, poor to fancy, 6U.f9c;
large, colored, poor to fancy. 64tj4c;
large, white, poor to fancy, 64Sc.
EGG8 Steady; western fancy, selected,
21c; extra, average best. 1943200.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 23.-WOOL The position
of wool In the Boston market Is firm, al
though the demund Is not heavy. The mills
are well supplied with stock for the present,
but dealers believe that the goods market
will be favorable and that the mill owners
will be obliged to stock up again. Values
are generally well maintained on all grades
of wool. The Drlcea of domestic wool In
this market are based on actual sales, es
follows: California Northern, choice, 22ii
23c; middle counties. 17(ul8c; southern, l"y
14c. Idaho Territory, fine. 19f'20c; fine me
dium, I8'ri1S4e. Wyoming Fine, ltVri17c;
fine medium. 174 lkc. Utah and Nevada
Fine, 17U174c; fine medium, 15al6c; coarse,
ltrl 7c
ST. LOL'IS. Aug. 23. WOOL-Mar-ket
steadv. Medium grades, combing and
clothing. 25ti2C.ic; light fine, 19ti20c; heavy
fine. 15.(jl6c; tub washed, 21&344c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady ot un.
changed prices to a decline of 6 points,
there being some liquidation promoted by
the larger primary receipts. The close was
steady at unchanged prices to an advance
of 6 jxHnts. Sales were reported of HH.7fO
bags. Including August. 6 She; September,
6.7ou6 8oc; October. 6 8ic; December, 7 O if
7.05c; January, 7 15c; March. 7S4l7.,6c;
May, 7nt4 7.55c; July, 7fi5d7 70 Spot Rio,
firm; No. 7, Invoice, 8c; mild, steady,
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23-WHlSKY-Steady.
on a bnsls of $1 28
PK.OK1A, Aug 23 -WHISK Y-On a basis
of 11.28 for finished goods
ST. LOUIS, Aosr 2J.-WHISKY-8teady,
on a h.tals of $1,824.
CINCINNATI. Aug 23 -WH13K.Y-On a
bttnis of $128 fur finished (uotla, 1
August 191 5 Pj.,41 5 12,
August 20 1 6 124 6 16)
AtlKust 2I ,0 24!
Aug'ist 171 5 02V 5 SI
August 23 6 034,
1 801 5 87 5 03! 3 75
6 87 3 7si 0 02' 4 42
7 01; 5 x; 5 01' 4 4': 3 09
6 99 6 91 4 97 4 41 3 74
Indlcptea Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. A St. P 2 6..
Wnhash 5 2
Missouri Pacific 6 6
Lnlon Pad Ho system 11 81 17
C. & N. W 1 8
F., E. A M. V 50 63 2
C, St. P., M. A. 0 4 12
B. A M 23 39
C, B. & Q 4
K. C. & St. J 3
C. R. I. & P.. east 3
C, R. I. A P., west.. 2 5
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Great Western 8 2
163
there were still several loads left In first
hands. Reprein-ntadve svtles:
No. Av fh Pr No. Av Sh TV.
44 Ifll 0 4 74 7 Ii 0 f, e:i4,
31 .M ... 4 77 ... I o$
7 nt III (H 7 rt an 1 05
4 J' ... 4 tw :.o HO l or
40 JMI ... 4 r til 4a ns
a j',n 40 4 71 t.l'l ... I Ait
.: f-a t?o 4 N o sit 111 oi
(t 27 f0 4 arn 71 2.:a ... t OS
(1 5J 41) 4 " a"a ... ft cs
a; jiM 0 4 7S ! 40 1 fij
' t'S ... 4 7V 5 rt la)
74 tt lo 4 D7 4 7l 241 10 ins
41 171 J.K) 4 no li1 S'.'H ... I "ft
7 Ml . . 8 00 127 ?"1 ... I OS
:. 24t 40 I en 2 to 6 os
2 110 5 00 1 22 . . M
2l 1 I 00 t fJl 120 s 05
so 241 40 I 10 71 1 0 I OS
a.1 2"i ... 5 Cl 71 !I7 41 t ej
" 40 ( on 7; 2-1 ftn 05
s: ... j on m '.t ... os
4 244 8 0(1 gn. 2? ... I ea
7 Ill no s 00 74 0 6 o.
( 2C tD I 00 71 J"! 0 SOS
ag tat t (-0 1 2M ... t OS x
.4i ... 6 0 a ;-2 I eg
4 21 10 t 00 7k !I3 1M OS
47 2f-J 4.1 5 01 M 17S ao I OS
J 2'.'4 ... t on 7,1. ssa ... t as
4' 22 ISA SCO 7 J ... t OS
t2 H4 an t 00 m jtn ... t r:,
3 2 9 10 S 00 7R :i4 ao 8 OS
"1 U ... 8 0.1 7t ?J1 40 8 07H,
74 tM ... on ft Jf.!, ... t 074
c ?7I ... too ;a ij ijo l 071,
7 223 40 S 0' .l J,n ... 074
'" " 8 0" 71 41 ... 8 074
4 270 SO 8 00 so jr.j jo 5 07W
" 237 ... 8 00 t;. tt I ( 10
SJ0 M a 00 71 sag 110 t 10
40 274 to S 00 an 2, a 40 s 10
1 71 S0 s Ol fs J41 ... t 10
49 27S 4" s (V i an t 114
M 4I ao s 024 4 ii ... 8 1:4
M " ... "4 Sid ... I iih
70 ' SO 4 4 f 4A ... 8 071,
7J 201 0 6 021, ai J?4 40 t07u
2. ..... .237 40 102'-, 2 1 40 1114
44 JM 120 Mil) ss 17S ... S 121
10 SOS ... S i:j 9 107 . . s is
64 271 ... t 02', ft ;. ... s is
M 21 5 024 71 214 ... ft 15
t 244 120 4 02V4j 7j j.ij ... s IS
7 244 ... t 02' h,i 2i ... t 10
17 234 0 S 02,
hands, however, la lift! Improved and.
hovers seem to be swatting some develop
ment In the rsw material market.
OMAHA
WHOLE A WH
MARKET
serara'tor. 17117W.
FISH-Vrouf, 10c; pickerel, $c;
1- 14'
SHEEP Receipts
rather liberal tills
maid from packers
24
Totals 105
The disposition of tne day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head inuieuled:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
bwitt and Company
Cudahy backing Co
Armour v Co
Vansunt fc Co
Carey & Benton
Hill Ai Son..
Hamilton Ac 'K
L. F. Husx
Klngan 6t Co
North P. & P.
Sol Degan
Lelghton & Co
Wenner
Boyd Ai L
Cudahy Lros..
Hoot
HaKgerty
Other buyers..
Co
li) jvi 243
461 2,11b l.VflO
319 1,WJ i0
iKl Z.Sii l.T.tT
66
hi
Zi
47
42
55
4aA
61
23
ixi
i04
61
86 .... ....
7
102 .... 1.WJ5
Totals.
CATTLE There
1,609 8,375 5.S25
. very light run ot
cattle here this morning and of that num
ber about thirty-nine curs were billed
througn, which only left about sixty-turte
on sale. That being tne case It aid noi wan
long lor the belter grades lo tnnnge minus,
but the mime as usual common ttuff was
more or less neglected.
The ninrket on corn-iod steers was active
and fully steady so far as the moro desir
able grades were concerned. Buyers all
seemed to want a low ana sevcrui iouus
were good enough to bring from 5.6u to
$5.76. That class of cattle could, perhaps,
be quoted a lime stronger, ine nieuium
to common cattle, however, were slow
sale and very uneven. Some of them
brought steady prices and others were al
most impossible to sell at any figure. Cat
tle that have been selling from 44. 2j down
were especially hard to move.
of fheep were again
morning, but the de-
was In Kood shape and
the market ruled active anu steady on lhe
more desirable grades. The commoner
kinds were naturally more or lejts neglected,
but still In the majority of cases they sold
nt not fur from steady prices As high us
$3.60 was paid for ewes, wethers sold up
to $3.75, yearling wethers with u few ewts
$4 and lambs 5.10. An early clearance
wus made of the better grades of killers,
but It was a little late before all the com
mon kinds were disposed of.
There was quite a sprinkling of feeders
In the offerings, but a good many buyers
were on hand, nnd as a result iinytning
that could be considered at all desirable
sold freely at steady to strong prices.
CJ notations for grass sheep and lambs;
Good to choice yearlings, $3.754.00; fair to
good yearlings, $3.oe(i3.75; good to choice
wethers, $3.50.i.i.75; fair to good wethers,
K.26g3.50; good to rhoice ewes. $3.25y3.io;
lair to good ewes, $2.15113.26; good to choice
lambs, $5.0O?i5.35; fair to good lambs, $4.75'u5
6.00; feeder yearlings, $3,2513.50: feeder
wethers, $3001,3.25; feeder ewes, $2.00-'if 2.50;
feeder Iambs, $3.76i( 4.60, Representative
sales:
cull ewes..
feeder yearlings.
feeder yearlings...
teeqer yearlings...
ewes
ewes
yearlings
ewes and wethers.
wethers
cull lambs
cull lambs
lambs
lambs
lambs
cull ewes
ixr box. $l4t2;
13 Iduho
2(0 Iduho
267 Iduho
264 Ma ho
233 Idaho
9 Idaho
181 Idaho
28 Idaho
107 Idaho
142 Idaho
322 Idaho
324 Idaho
210 Idaho
160 Idaho
3 Idaho
1 Idaho cull ewe
22 Idaho ewes
11 Idaho ewes
272 Idaho feeder wethers
28 Idaho ewes
238 Idaho wethers
5 Idaho wethers
240 Neb. wethers ond yearling!!
9 Idaho lambs
4 Idaho Iambs
,. .
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK
... 90
... 77
... 90
... 90
...107
...loO
... 75
.. 85
...122
... 71
... 66
... 61
... Crt
,.. 06
. 100
. 90
. 109
. 106
. 81
. 106
. 94
. !)
. 90
. 61
. 66
2 00
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 60
3 60
3 76
3 76
3 75
4 00
4 20
4 65
5 10
6 10
2 25
2 26
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
3 50
3 60
3 65
6 00
6 00
MARKET
Cottle and Shrep Ten to Fifteen Cents
bower-Hobs llljlier.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23 CATTLE Receipts,
8,010 head. Market 10fi 15c lower; good lo
prime steers, $5.10't5.8;; poor to medium.
$3.10(1 4.80; stookers and feeders. $2.uni3.no;
cows, $1.5064.25; heifers, $2.0o'(i 5 .00; earners,
$l.riyi2.io; bulls, $2.00114.111; calves, $2.u,
6.25; Texas fed steers. $3.00?i 4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 16. ooo head. Market EfiTO
higher; mixed and butchers. $5.0(Ki5 25; g-'Ol
to choice heavy, $0.15fi6.8ti; rough henvy,
$4.75f.'Jn; light. $5,001(6.50; hulk of -sales,
$5.10vi 5.40.
SHfciEP AND I,AMB8Rcelpts, 25.00)
head. Market !0'il5c lower; lambs, choice
steady, others li iiloc lower; good to cholci?
wethers. $3.5o!i3.00; fair to choice mixed,
$3.O(K(i4.0O; western sheep, $3.2'K(3.90; native
Ti,. hetter tirades of western beef steers i lambs, $3.50(85.75; western lambs, 4.76ij5.75.
were In good demand at strong prices ana
everything answering
was soon disposed ol.
though, tho same
to thai description
The common kinds.
the corn-feds, were
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 23. CATTLE
Receipts 15,000 head, Including 1,600 south-
hard to move and prices were certainly no ems. Market steady to lio lower. Export
more than steady with yesterday. and dressed beef steers steady, $5.0iXuo 10;
There were mil more than eight cars of
cows and heifers In the yards and' with a
fair demand the mnrket ruled active and
stronger, except In the cose of something
on the cunner or common order, which waa
slow and no more thnn steady. The de
mand tor that cluss or cnttie is sun very
limned nnd the iirlcrs Dnld are so uneven
that It can scarcely be said that there Is a
market lr that kind of stuff.
Bulls, veM calves und stags sold at fully
as good prices as were paid yesterday.
Few stockers ana ieeaers inai ninvcu
changed nanus ireeiy ai
Ma. mfirntnir
stronger prices und some sales of the better I native wethers, $3.26'.j 1.00; nutlve
grades looked quite n little higher. The de- j,l.OO(i3.60; western lambs, $5.l.iK(i6.u6
on.i from the country seems to have lm
proved' a trifle and with the limited offer
ings the market for the last few days has
lllipi UVUIIltrilL. tt:ytn-
falr to good loc lower, $3.76(ya.(; western
fed steers loc lower, $J.i5n6.:6; stockers and
feeders Ialuc lower, $2.25(i4.26; southern
steers 10c lower, $1.604.46; southern cows
He lower, $1.5((t2.60; native cows steady,
$1.60C(4.i'O; native heifers steady, 2.60(4.id;
bulU steady, $J.O0'&3.25; calves mendy, .OU'if
4.75.
HOGS Receipts 12,000. Market 24fi5c
hlKher. Top, 5.274: bulk of sales, $a.HKo
6.224: heavy, $o.0t)'io.l5; puckers. .ri.05(i6.2b;
pigs and lights, $5.00ifj6.27Vj.
SHEEP .AND LAM lm-Receipts 3,000.
Market steady. Niitit'e lambs, $4.UO'fl4.26;
ewes,
west
shown some little
scntatlve sales:
BEEF
No.
At.
110!
l'.SO
1174
1141
inm
1108
i:;4I
12SS
1JO0
1M4
Hal
.Hit
Pr.
3 78
4 00
4 25
4 85
4 40
4 76
4 78
4 10
4 80
4 80
4 80
8 00
STEERS
.170 1 36
STEERS.
No.
s
40
t
8S
ts
24
iS
14
S4
IS
AIM) COWS.
18
Av.
.looo
.nr.2
.lif.d
.1210
.1210
.1.'60
.13iB
.1832
.132.)
.U.2
.1408
.1314
.. 28
. . 10UO
.. M0
..1160
. ,10(W
. . 810
..1000
.. too
.. 702
..1100
..1220
..1025
.. 110
.. 470
.. 170
.. 240
.. 120
.. 820
931
9:13
890
8t9
COWS.
1 to 4
1 40 1
1 76 1
! 26 1
I 25
HEIFERS.
1 0 1
1 to 1
I 00 I
26
BULT.S.
1 o 1
I 0.) 1
1 46 1
CALVES.
1 40
S 00 I
1 04 1
I 00 1
1 00 1
4 00 1
NEBRASKA.
.. S1
..1040
.. 30
.. S60
.. 170
..1010
..1060
.1170
.1S40
.UaO
. 257
. 170
. loO
. 1)
. 170
. 211
Pr.
t 00
5 10
8 15
8 26
1 26
6
6 16
8 45
1 60
6 (0
6 70
t 70
I 40
I SO
i 65
1 63
8 80
4 00
4 26
I 00
40
t 60
4 25
4 16
4 25
4 25
4 60
4 60
10 cows...
3 cows...
2 feeders
14 feeders
1 bull lno
4 cows 977
3 cows 9'3
3 feeders.. 1163
11 feeders.. 738
17 feeders.. 922
44 steers.
1 cow
7 feeders
1 cow. . . .
1 bull
8 cows...
1 cow....
,.110
n
.1030
.10172
.H0
. 740
.imo
.i:00
F.
1 60
2 60
3 00
$ 30
1 bo
2 15
2 45
2 75
3 00
3 06
3 70
60 cows. . . .
1 heifer..
42 steers. .,
1 helf?r..
9 heifers.
2 coat.,,,
2 steers. ..
6 feeders.
48 feeders.
1 calf
Polland Neb.
18 mixed..
1 row
6 cows.
2 25
$ 60
2 40
3 40
2 25
2 4"
Gerald Neb.
,. 802
.1020
,.1173
. 650
. 715
.1155
.1110
. 776
. P91
. 170
. 921
.1110
020
6 steers.. ..1143
7 cows..
942
2 30
3 00
3 30
1 60
2 15
2 61
3 00
3 05
3 40
6 00
2 40
2 25
2 40
3 10
2 40
15 steers.
1 cow....
4 cows. . ,
17 steers. .
1 steer.
3 cows.
5 cows...
1 cow
t cows...
1 cow
2 cows. . .
$ fe-ders
977 2 80
1168 8 61) 7 cows..,
.1010 2 80
8. Morris S. D.
. 987 2 70 1 ster. .
.1078 8 0) 1 steer..
..1030 00
A. Burr Neb.
63 feeders. .1098 3 30 3" rows..,
1 feeder. ..1170 2 90 8 steers..
.109t t n 1 hull ...
Sam Morris 8. D.
,0ts ? 25 20 steers ..
W O Pollard Neb.
.r.'oo ? in 19 cows ...
ino ; 00
F. W. Porteroy-Neh.
.Io40 t 00 13 heifers..
.llts ?. 0.1 n heifers
.670 8 25
HOGS There was a llleral run of hogs
here this morning, hut with favorable re
ports from other points the market opened
a little better on the beat grades of ship
ping hog". There was quite a demand
from shippers and hogs that would answer
their 1 1 ur pose sold In manv cases strong to
a nickel higher. Packers, however, were
slow to take hold, snd In the majority of
rases were not willing to give over steady
prices for their class of hogs As a re
sult It was rather late bfore they trans
acted any hu-lneaa The moat f the
mixed hogs sold from $6 to $5 OA. w ith some
of the common beavv packers from 15
down. Light dxd sold from $6.03 tu $5 10
..1070
..1130
. .1006
..1074
,.ijm
.. S59
.. 946
740
798
3 00
S 00
2 66
2 90
1 80
3 00
2 70
2 20
2 26
em yearlings. 8.i.l(Kn4.oo; weatern sheep,
$3.2tHi3.60; stockers und feeders, $2.60((3.6o.
St. I.011U Live Stuck Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts 6.00O head, Including 2,soO Texuns.
Market slow. Nutlve shipping and export
steers, $4-ofjj5 60; dressed ueef and butcher
steers, $4.6u5.26; steers under l.trai pounds,
$3.85U4.60; slocKera and feeders, $2.iiyg3.4;
cows and heifers, $2.6ik'i4.3.26; runners, not
quoted; bulls. $2.2611 2.50, calves, $5.00i6 .00;
Texas and Indian ateers, $2.iA3.90; cowj
and heifers, $2.0OGj 2.85.
HOGS Receipts 9,oo0 head. Market steady
to strong. Plga and lights, $4.9u'ii5.26; pack
ers, $5.0o95.50; butchers and best heavy,
$5.1(K&5.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2,500
head. Murket steady. Native muttons,
$3.25ij3.76; lambs, $4.(8ii5 50; culls and bucks,
$2.iii3.(K); stockers, $J.i0i3.15; Texans, $360
4(4. DO.
St. Joseph Live stocit Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug. 23 CATTLE
Receipts 2,640 head. Market good, steady
to loc higher, others dull. Natives, $3. 7ft
5 86; cows and heifers, $1.2o'y4.75; Blockers
and feeders, $2.76U3.76.
HOGS Receipts 8,761 head. Market steady
to a shade lower. Light, $5.10oj5.20; medium
and heavy, $5.(vfi6.16.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts 8.038
head; sheep steady tu strong. Wethers,
$3 70; lumbs steady to 10c lower; natives,
$6.40.
Slona Cltr Ltve Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 23. (Special Tele
a rum.) CATTLE Receipts. l.Oou head; mar
ket steady; beeves, JJ.bo'fjj .60; cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.2'5j3.75; atockera and feeders,
$2.7.')'3.50; calves und yearlings, $2.5t'((i3.40.
HOGS Receipts, 2,000 head; market 5c
higher, selling at 1.9ju5.16; bulk, $0.005.05.
Stock in Sight.
Following are the receipts of live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day:
South Omaha .
Sioux City
Kansas City ...
St. Louts
St. Joseph
Chicago
Totals
Cattle.
... 2.461
... l.4)
...15,000
... 5,0i0
... 2.C40
... 8.01)0
Hos. Sheep.
lo,:2
2,kk)
12,0di)
9,C"I
8.751
6,010
6,144
3 f
2.60)
8.0.10
2j,00)
.34.091 48,703 44.62
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Sl'GAR-Raw,
quiet; fair refining, 3 11-I6c; centrifugal, 96
teat, 44c; molasses sugar, 3 7-luc; nluied,
quiet; crushed, a.iwc; powdered, 6.30c; gran
ulated, 6.20c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 23. SUGAR
Strong; open kettle, 2'o3 3-10c; centrifugal,
3y l4c; centrifugal whites, 4o; yellow, 3
Co4-c: seconds, .'-'tili 34c.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, 2otfr i
26c. Centrifugal, l'Ufllae. byrup, nominal
at I'M; 25c.
OIL CITY, Aug 23. OILS Credit bal
ances, $1.6i; certificates, none; shipments,
63 .Vai bbbls. ; uverase. 74,4i7 bbls.; runs.
16 hid bbls.; average, 76.740 bbls.; shlpmenta,
Lima,, ',9.422 bbls.; average, 64,773 bbls j
runs, Lima, 12,636 bbls.; average, 01,0'jo
bbls.
SAVANNAH, lia., Aug. :a OILS Tur-
Condlttoa ol Traele anal Quotations an
Staple and Panes- Prod are,
FOGS Receipts moderate; candled slock
18c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 4c; roostefa
60; turkeys 12c; duck, 7c; geeee, $c; spring
ihl kens. 124v'13u.
Bl'TTER Packing stork, llo: choice to
farcy dairy.
FRESH
pike, P-'; percn. 7c: luiienau 12c; whlienai,
loc; salmon, 14c; redsnapper. 11c; lobster,
Siren, .c; loostcr, Polico, 0ci Uulinemla.
11c; catfish. lc; block bess. 2c; halibut.
10c; crapples, 12c; roe shad, $1; buffalo, 7c;
white bass, lie; frog legs, per dot., 26c.
"f v N - l er tou. l
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholetal
Dealers association: Choice No. 1 upland,
tr.iv. No. 2, $6.j0, mrdlum. $600; coarae,
$5 50. Rye straw. $5 60. These prices are
lor nay or good ooior era quality.
TROPICAL KRLI I'm.
ORANGES Sweets, choice, all si sea, $.$
ff3o-: Valencies, all eliee, $4.00.
LEMONS California fancy, 273i ' $00 anj
IP'-. $4 2.i74.M: choice, $.1.76 0 4 00.
LIMES Florida, per 6-haaket orates, $4 M.
CALIFORNIA IlGS l'er lu-ib. ctiiloo.
tOv; imported Smyrna, 1-crown, Uo; $
crown, lie: 7-crown, 13c.
BANANAS Per medium-alaed bunch, IT.O)
62.1-0; Jumbo, $2.7KiJ
FRVITS.
API'LES Home jrtowr., per bu. baakaU
40uooc; per bbl., $126.
i LACHES Calltori. la Elbertaa and Sua
quehannaa, $l.lo; home grown cllnge,
per 10-1 h. basket 26c: Missouri, per 6-baaket
crate, $1 66; Colorado, tflctytl . 10.
l'LUMS California grttsa prunes, $1 60;
Tragely, 11. i6, Italian prunes. $1.26.
1 r.ano-1. aurornia,
Colorado, $15oiT 75.
CANTLLOL'FE Arkansas and Indian
Territory, per rrate. $2 Oo$i2.25,
W ATEUM ELONS Per lb. (crated), le.
CELERY l'er dos . iJi36e.
V EG ETA BLiKS.
POTATOl:st New home grown. In sacks,
per bu., 36iu46c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1.90ttTC.OP.
ONIONS Home grown, in sacks, per bu.,
6("il75c.
TOMATOES Home grown, per market
basket. 2"i:ioe.
CABBAGJO Home grown, per lb., 14c
CLCI M HERS Per dos., 15c.
Tl'RNIPS-Home grown, per bu., 60c.
BEETS- Home grown, per bu.. 600,
PARSLEY Per do , Ac.
WAX BEANS Per market baaket, S1c.
STRING BEANS Per market baaket. 60o.
GREEN PEPPERS Per bushel basket.
$1.0().
SQUASH Home grown, per dos., 50c
PEAS-Per bu. basket, 75cn$1.00.
EGG PLANT Southern, per dos., $1.60.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
market basket, 76c: Virginia, per bbl., $4.25.
MISCELLANEOUS).
NEW HONEY Per 24 frames, $3 60.
MAPLE PUOAR-Olalo. Per lb., loc.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
11c; Wisconsin Young America, l?c; bloc
Swiss, new. 15c; old, 1617c; Wisconsin
brick, 134c: Wisconsin llmberger, 13c.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7V4c; No. 3 green
64c; No. 1 salted. o; No. 2 salted, 8c; No. 1
vral cnlf, 8 to 12 lbs,, 9c; No. t vesl calf.
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry salted, 8512o; sheep
pelts. 24ti27c: horse hides, $2.75.
Nl'TS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shell, rr lb..
IRc; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, -per lb., 12c; small.' per lb.,
10c: ieanuts. per lb.. 12c; roasted peanuts,
per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts, per lb., t2S184c;
large hickory nuts, per lb., 11c; almonds,
soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell, 13c;
shellbarks. per bu., $-'.00; .black walnuts,
per bu., $1.2o.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-COTTON-Sp'rt
closed quiet, 20 points higher; mlrtdlirg
uplands. 11. Doc; middling gulf, 11.45c. Sales,
"'LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28. COTTON 8 rot li
limited demand: prices, 14 points higher.
American middling fair. 6.62d; good mid
dling, 6.1,'ld; middling, 6.39d; ?ow tnMdllng,
6.20d; good ordinary, S.BSd; ordinary. 6.74d.
Futures opened steadv nnd closed Irregu
lar and excited: American rnldollrg. ar. o.
c, August, 6.15d; August and Feptember,
6.95(1; September nnd October, 6.73d; Octo
ber nnd November, 5.1d; November and
December, 5.58; December and January.
6 55; Jnnuarv ond February. 6.54; Feb
ruary and March. 5.64: March end April,
5 56; "April s.nd Mny, 6.65; Mny and June,
6.55d.
ST. LOUTS. Mo.. Aug. 23. COTTON
Higher; middling. 104c Sales, 140 bnles;
receipts, none; shipments, 201 bales; stock,
",S" b'ies
NEW ORLEANS. ' Ausr. 23 COTTON
Market firm. Ordinary, 8 U-16e. Bales. 6T,0
boles. Good ordinary. Mc: low middling,
I 10c; middling. 104c: good middling. 1015-16o;
middling fair. 11 s-lo; receipts, ooi nnies;
stock. 24.717 bales. Futures, steadv. Aug
ust. 10.75c; September, 10 51fTl0.22c: October,
iiv?.'10.plc: November, fl S7f O ftfc : December.
o.98c; January, 10,o37ri0 04c; February, 10.07'fl)
10.09c; March. 10.12T0.14c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Ana;. 23. METALS The
London tin market waa o little hlrher.
closing nt 121 17s 6d for spot and 7s
6d for futures. Locally spot closed St
$26.8iv',fl.9R. Copper was firmer In- Ltmden
nt 67 7s 6d for both spot and futures
Iocallv copper la unchanged. Lake and
electrolytic are ouoted at $12RVH2.75. nd
casting at HS.JiW! 50. Lend was a Utt'e
lower abroad, closing at 11 J3s M In the
Iyondon market Here It remained un
changed nt f4.20W4.n. Spelter was steadv
nnd unchanged nt $4.8634.96 In the lo'al
market. London was uncharged at 23 ljt
d6. Iron closed at 61s Od In Olargow nd
nt 43s In Mlddlesborough. Locally Iron was
unchanged. No. 1 foundry, northern. I
quoted nt 14 00(f? 14.60: No. 2 foundry, n'r It
em .at $13.7677 14.00: No. 1 foundry, soutre
and No. 1 foundry, eouthern, soft, at $13 61
(613.76.
Evaporated A pries nntl Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK, Amj. M EVAPORTKP
APPLES The market remains quiet but
firm, for while demand Is light available
supplies are small and there Is no pres
sure against the prices. Common are
quoted at 4(q6Wc: prime, 6(tT6c; choice, 64
jeOo: fanov. 7(iJ74c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
are quiet nt tho moment and have rather '
an easy tone In consequence of a fair
cirry-over and generally fu'l estimates of.
the new crop Quotations range frofi in
to 6'v. according to descrlntlons. Apricots
are firm. In sympathv with wheat ad
vances but show no quotable change. ChVc
sre held nt DHfllOc; extra choice, st lovnt
104c; fancy, IlitJlSc. Peafhes rlsn rule
firm. Extra choice are quoted at 8c; fancy,
at 4tn0c.
nil Rosin.
Aug. 13. OILS Cotton-
Oils
NEW YORK.
seed, stesdv 'rime erud. nominal' Tri"
vellow. 784H"i28Ve. Petroleum, steady; re
fined New ''ork. 7 70: Phiadelpbt and
Baltimore. 7.6R: Philadelphia and Balti
more, in bulk. $1.7$.
ROBIN Onlet: e'rslned. rommna' good.
$2.602.66. Turpentine, quiet at 67lf674c.
REAL KSTATE TIIANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record August 2$. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnsm street, for The Bee:
Axel W'allln and wife to Anna E.
Seleroe, part lot 10, block 9, Park
ers $ 1,250
Edward Cassldy and wife to Henry
Martin, lot 28, block 11, Missouri
Avenue Park 351
Wstern Investment company to John
B Chrlstlunsen, pnrt of lot 18, Ken
sington 1(1
Mary E. Lane and husband to Harvey
J. Grove, lota 12 to 18 and 18 to li.
block 4, Halcyon Heights 1
Mory L. Jensen to Harvey J. Grove,
lots 23 and 24, block 7, Halcyon
Heights 1
Harvey J. Grove and wife to Oliver
D. Bellls, lots 12 to IS, block 4, Hal
cyon Heights 1
Joseph Kwasmewskl to Samuel Man-
cuho, lots 11 and 12, block 1, Obrelne
A Hoslck's 1,801
Charles S. Huntington et al , execu
tors, to A. F. Close, lot R, block 138,
Florence $1
Hugh B. Thomas to A. F Close, lot
6. block 138, Florence 40
Samuel J. Hlgglns et al to T. C, Hav
ens, part of lots 1 and 2, block 2,
Poppleton Park .' I.ISI
Dnlay M. Young and husband to 3.
I Rewey, lots 3 and 4, block 26,
Benson 1.101
The Admore company to the Highland
Tnd and Live Stock compAny, Iota
15 and 16, block 7, Reed's First,...,. J
n.nlln. F.ll,.
ROSl'rV ! Ir'in;
E. $2 42
4: F. $2.4.Vd2oO
$. 76, I. $3 36; K. $3 67H;
W il, $t 36, W W, $4.62v,.
A, B, C. $2 324; D. $2 35;
$2(yr7j2 65; H.
G.
M.
$3 86; N, $4.0u.
Dry fioods Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 23-DRY OOOD8
The jobbing market Is very active, wl'h an
unusual number of buyers Iu the local dry
goods maiiket. The condition among first
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, iNt.
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