THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TITCftPDAY, BEPTEMDEK 1. 1W1.
T
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Grain Make Small Adruoot on Bhorti
Covering Tradot. ' ,
DAMAGE NEWS CONTINUES TO CIRCULATE
Wheat thorta Crow Kervoa ally,
ant Hlgk Prleee Act aa Check
t.Biar Gala Ceaamerelsl
. Gassl.
OMAHA, All. 81. 1901
Wheat and other gr,.n marteu ar In a
rather nervous conaition. The manner In
which speculative shorts will run on the
lightest provocation is an Indication of
the tenderness of their position and of the
fact that ther are not at all sure of It. The
prices on all grain are admittedly high,
especially on wheat, and It almost rt-quire
Continuous bull news to maintain prices.
Even when the threshing returns ana the
foselp reports are Of a character to sustain
ha stories of damage to the northwestern
crops the bulls Una It hard to keep up
prices against a speculative bear movement,
and it Is only when the latter undertake to
cover that tne latest strength shows. The
weather map la a factor of considers bis
Importance this morning, rain In the sec
tions where harvesting is going on, colder
weather, poor harvesting returns and speo
uuatlve operations were the dominant fac
tors. 8ho(tlr-after the opening the mar
kets were all firmer and about Ma higher,
but .this waa quickly followed by a reaction
of "Aq'AC tha ,nw point of the areslon.
At this time the short began to show their
uneasinerna and with, a good demand there
was a steady advance over a point In
wheat, tha deferred future extenuing the
betterment to HA. .
Local' receipts have fallen off materially
and tha lower prices of grain its compared
with a week ago have cheeked sntpmenta
to this market. A high quality of any kind
of grain would Induce buyers to pay good
prices,' wut Nebraska elevator men seem to
he sending only their poor stuff here or
else they haven't got any better on hand.
After tha first rush of short covering tha
price on wheat sagged a little, but it turned
ogaln In the closing hour under renewed
covering and' a continuation of damage
report of a serious diameter, and closed
with n gain of. lo on September, Ho on
December and Vto on- May. Iellverlos on
Be;itember will be freely made tomorrow,
but unquestionably there are many shorts
In September that expect lower prices.
Corn was decidedly strong; on tha wet
weather and the fears of early cold. The
advance.' In all the futures .-waa about
VrflTHe. -." '
Oats sympathised with wheat and corn,
nnd Improved WflHu.
Omaha Qraln Inspections In; Three cart
'.o. a hard wheat, 1 cur No. 4 hard wheat,
.) iarn no grade wheat, I cars No. 2 corn,
,9 care No.' J eorn, I cars No.-4 corn, 1 car
no. i reiiow corn, I cars NO. I yenow corn,
I car
r No. 2 white oats, 1 car No. 1 white
oats, t cars atandard oats.
Total, 30 cars.
Out 1 Pour cars No. t corn.
Omaha Cash Bales 1 car No. I
corn, 4eo; S cars No. t corn, 4SMo.
white
Caah Grata Market.'
' ' ' ' . Omaha. ,
No. I hat-d Wheat.'..'.:. 98 (n 100
No. t hard wheat 87. (tt 99
No. 4 hard Wheat 86 05,
Chicago.
107 lll
102 blilS
o rea wneat...,..., ...
No. red wheat......',.' ...
No. I spring wheat...-.
No. I spring wheat
No. 2 corn..,.....,,.
No. I corn
No. 4'ooca. .'..',;..,,,..,
No arado corn
No. I yellow com
No. 8 yellow corn-
No. I white Corn
No, I white corn,..,..
No, I oata.....,.,..;.....
jno. a oats . .
No. 4 oats
No. i white oats,,,..
No. t white oata',.
No. 4 white oats.;,,...;, :
Standard oata.;?,.;;.',;;:
Omahst Fatsires.'
The following- opening, high,
closing today and Tuesday on
low and
futures on
ns umini uraui exenanas:
Corn ; . . ; close
Open," High. Low. Today. Tues y.
Sept, . 44 1 46H ; 4 , ' 4 '. 48 ,
Deo. : S4H . i.vZ . ioi - mm. - mju.
May v.. 45HB" 467.B. 45TBS 46'il
' Car Lot Reoelpts.
. .Wheat. Corn,
Chicago v...,., (9 ' 837
48
Oats.
Minneapolis Q , , - ...
Duluth ,..u,.u,.,u,u...2i,.. ...
Kansas !ltjr...,.iw,... tf . ft . 18
Bt. Louis.
.138
8
41
Prlsaarr Meveaneat.
1 , ' Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat today....
Last week.,
Last year.........
Cera today
Last week
Last year
1.0MI.443
883,958
187.727
893,635
843.287
526,678
402,280
.... 823,7
.... ' 744.8H6
.... t070,0u0
861,m
.... i6,780
Grata Markets Elsewhere. '
Closing prices of grain today and Thurs
.day at the market named were as follows
CHICAGO.
Wheat Today. Tuesday.
September , ;.. l.ocifc l.06
UOOUgi
1.06'4
i.onl
i.m
Deoemoer l.WH
May 1.10
Corn '
September (8t4
December ..,.... . 614
May 4VV
tVA
61 U
4i
uats : .
September 1 ,., 814 81
December S3 82?
May V 36
ST. LOUia
Wheat
September '..108 ' v 107
December , 110 109
Corn ...
September (u
December ..
KANSAS CJTtI'
48
Wheat-
September . 96
December m ,.,..- 97 bu
'orn - "" ' "'
Corn
September ..
December ,..
47
4V
46
46-
DULUTH.
Wheat
September .,....,1 , 111
December , 111
11:
NSW -YORK.
Wheat-
September UJ 111
MINNEAPOLIS.
wneat
September ,v 111
December , i..t llu
111
Ceasatereial Oossl.
Minneapolis says: "filg demsnd tor oash
wheat here this morning! everybody after
It. Largest milling company buying till
spring and winter can get.
"We are doing no speculating In wheat
or any grain," aald J. Ogden Armour, "but
It looks to me as though wheat was high
enough. I would not be surprised to see
corn sell'lower, even with n moderate frost.
I shall be here all winter attending to
legitimate business."
J. 11. Ware to exchange Grain Co.: Price
of wheat la high enough to need bad crop
news all the time to keep It from breaking.
Continued wet weather would be bad. of
course. Spring wheat will be on In two
weeks, and will weigh on the market Un
til then look for scalping market.
. Viaaaclal Gossip.
American stock In London, steady about
parity.
Outlook for peace In transstlsntlo rat
war good. ; , ,
London continue bullish on United State
Btsel Issues.
There Is a revived rumor of Russia bor
rowing 8UA.OOU.000 In Germany.
Manufacturers say there will " be no
change la steal rail prices this year.
Rumored merger of all Chicago traction
companies, with 8M.000.UuO new capital
Chicago banker believe outward move
ment c( currency this year will be larger
tnan last.
Rported agreement been reached In steel
matter snd some announcement may be
made tonight. Preferred Steel very strong.
New York banks have lost to sub-treasury
sinoo last Friday $1,807,000. Five hun
dred thousand dollars In gold shipped to
ur to Argentine.
bund house report buslnes this month
ail up to July figure. Sharp decline In
schauge InJlustca shipment ef currency
svuth iw buy cotton bills.
Wsstern lines expect to be In the market
fur mure cars after the corn crop Is aj
ured. Burlington offlclsls expect laffi
ciu yields throughout their system.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. M.-BITTTER-rlrrn:
guod demand: extra Western cream
ery, ic; xtre ncurhy prints, Hu.
. EOCiS-Bleady J fair demand: nearby first.
V. at uarki eater n firs:, ' lUa-'Oc. at
mar'.:. t . 1
CliKEiEU-fnchanged: ' New York full
goodm"t2lc ' 'v,M4o: Mt
Peoria Market.
nP.cRlA-,A" .-CORN-Steady No. 1
. . do 1
grade, toe.
Dalatk Orals Market.
tl'LI.TlI. Minn', Aug 81 -WHEAT-'
Wrtve; c 1 northern, II U.V! ui
To
fcortb-
llOWaitftt
... 107 ,gaU
100 10s
106 OII4
4K 58 84
47V4 62& 88 1
48 60 & 53
49 65H& 56V
48HS 48 68 & 66
4 ' 63'f 54
. , 4K-V oJlaS 63
80 31
29 S0H
,.. 28
.., ,-. v 1 H3Hf 84
' 1 , - On - ?L fh 3MA
29 I'LWQ 88
U 81 & iSi
V im
ern, 2L12V On trackt No. t northern.
H-1SV No. I northern, fl.lt. New. to ar
rive; No. 1 northern, tl.l4' No, I north
ern. $1.1-M; September, $l.Mr December,
tlt; Mar, 11.12V
1A18 On track and to arrive. ST a.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
reatarea the Trails; III Closlaa;
Price a Boarsl ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. fl. The Influenes of poof
threshing returns and unfavorable weather
In the northwest finally gained the ascend
ancy over liberal primary receipts today,
and as a result the wheat market closed
firm, with December up SVkc. Corn also
was up NCHc. Oats showed a gain Of Ho.
Provisions were Weak, closing with a lose
of 7t to 30c. ,
Hevy rains In Manitoba and the Dakota
Imparted some firmness to whest at the
opening, December being lower to Ho
higher, at 1107 to $ 1.0k 14. On the slight
advance there waa liberal selling pr some
o' the recent bulls, who were beginning to
fear there might soon be receipts of new
spring wheat In sufficient quantities to
cause temporary depression, at least, In the
market. Commission houses were fair buy
ers, but the demand was not sufficient to
sbsorb sll the offerings. Aa a result a
weak tone developed, December declining
to 11.07V Later the weather bureau, pre
dicting continued rain In both the wheat
and corn rerlons, revived the enthusiasm
of the bull leaders. With the aid of shorts,
who had taken advantage of the breek to
cover freely, the market soon became
strong, December advancing to 21.08. At
the same time reports of poor threshing re
turns had some Influence on trading. Much
of the advance was lost, but the market
closed firm, with December up HffHe. Sep
tember ranged between II O614 and $1.07, and
closed at 91.08, a net gain of Kc. Clear
ance of wheat and flour were equal to
22.400 bushels. Primary receipts were 1.00,.
400 bushels, compared with 744,300 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis,' Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 294 cars, against
213 last week and 828 a year ago.
Strength of the cosh grain and report!
nf h ,etrwari1 condition of the growing
I crop were the main factors that held the
corn mnritet nrm ai a inir navnnce. 1 ne
volume of trading was onlv moderate. De
cember opened Hc to Htte higher, at
614 to 81c. sold up to 52c and closed at
6114c Local receipts were 837 cars, with 64
of contract grade.
Oats were Arm aa a result mainly of the
notion of corn. Trading was light. After
opening unchanged to He higher, at 82T4to
S3-. December ranged between 824fl'82',1o
nnd S3U33c. and closed at W4C Local
receipt were 200 cars. ' '
Indications of more serious complications
In the strike situation caused free selling
of nil hog products, resulting In a weak
provision market. At the close October
pork showed a loss of fJHflfcOe, final figures
being st tn.imnn.lS. Lnrd waa down 12e,
at $7.00: ribs were off 7c., at $7 87H-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
W cars: corn, 460 cars; oat, 208 cars; hogs,
11000 head. l 1
The leading futures range aa follow:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Yes'y
Wheat I I
a Sept. f 1 07f 1
b Sept. t 1 06 1 07
Dec. 1 OS 1 09
1 0TV4I
1 OB'A!
1 0H
1 06
1 mm
1 06
1 07
1 10
62
1 07
109
1 08 V
May 1 10 1 11
1 10l
Corn 1 1
Sept.. IBS ff 53fl
Dee. 514 62 .1
May 4e t 80
, 6?V
. 61 H
.40
. 63l
.5
61(H
49
81
82
Oats
Sept. Den-
81 m 81l 31 H
S3
i
May' S5g 35 I. ,S!35
Pnrk -I I I ' I
35
Sept. 11 t 11 ?
Oct. 11 48 11 47'
Jan. I U 47! It 0 I
T.rrt 1 I
10 90
11 10
10 V7W
11 IB
12 42'
13 37
Sept 1 197
Oct. 7 07 T 10
Jan. 7 10 7 12
85
7 00
6 87
7 00
j02;
7 07
Rthe 1 1
Sept, I 7 IT T 80
Oct. I 7 87 7 40
Jan." I 6 60 8 65
7 18
7 174
.7 82'
. 60
' No. 1 a old. b new.
Cash quotations were a follows: '
FLOUR Wn quiet and steady: winter
patents, $6O0530. straights, $46004.90!
spring patents, $6 005.80; straights, $4,800
8.10: bakers. $3,104(3.80. ...
WHEAT-No. t spring, $i:i0ffll.l4; NO. 8.
H.0291.10; No. t red. $1.07f 1.06. .
CORN-No. 1 63c: No. 2 yellow. 65c.
OATB-No. X 88l83 : No. I. white, 84$
84c; No. t white. 32033c.'.
RYE-No. 2, 71 c . .
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 45tr68c.
SEEDS No, 1 flax, 8118: No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.26; prime timothy, 82.95; clover, con
tract jpsde. $18,68.
PROVISIONS Mas pork, per bbl., $1.00
311.12. JLard. per-100 Iba., $6.8o6.87.
Short rib sides (loose!, $7.12G7.26. Short
clear tide bqxed).(,$8.2$8.0 , t
SMpinentaV of Saur.-and sraln wer as
fallows:1 I '. Reeel1.Shlpment.
Flours bW.A.....vi.V..81, 600 v 18.600
Wheat, bu........ ..4660 s 81,800
Corn, bu 88,600 178.400
Osts, bu...., 608 . 600
Rye, bu, ....114,700 U000
Barley. u 66,700 900
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa firmj creamerle. 1419c;
dallies, 12l8e. Errs, steady at mark,
cases Included, 14&16e. Cheese, firm,
8QSc.
t. Loala Grata a Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 81. WHEAT Higher;
No. t red cash, elevator, $1 .11: track. $1.12
r.12: December. $140; May, $1.12; No.
hard. $1.0ti1.10. . t .
CORN Higher; No. 1 cash. Sic; track,
5252o; December. 48o; May, 48c. .
OATS-Hlgher; No, 3 cash, 82c; track.
$3934c; No. I white. 85c; December, 83c;
May 83c
FLOUR Steady; rwd winter patents. 8B.40
06.60; extra fancy and stralghta, $6.106.S6;
clear. 84.404.70.
SEED llmothy, steady at $.46lft.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 83g8c.
HAY Dull to Arm; timothy, 86.00&12.00;
prairie, 88.0OWl.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 9tc
BAOQING 77o. , .
TWINE-Hemp, 7o. .
PROVISIONO-Pork, higher. Jobbing,
$18.07. Lard, lower; prime steam, $6.86.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra aborts, $8.50;
clear ribs. $8.87; short clear, $9.00.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 10e;
prlnge. 12c; turkey, 14or geese, 60.
16c. -
EGGS Steady at 17o. esse count
..- ' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls: t 14.000 14.00)
Wheat feu-.....,.... 184.O0O,. -91.000
Sorn, bu 40.000 88.000
at, bu 42.000 86,000
Kaaaas City Oraiia and Provisions.
KAN8AS CITY. Aug. 81. WHEAT
Steady; September, 96c: December, 97c;
Moy.V; cash. No. 9 hard. $1.00(81.04; No. 8.
$7cfih.od; No. 4. 86ft96c; No. t red, $1.061.07;
No. t, 8i.0O1.04; No. 4. 95cfi1.01 receipts,
218 cars.
CORN Firm; SeptembeV. 47c: Deoember,
4Sip45c; Msy, 46c: cash. No. I mixed,
49g49c; No. 3. 48e49c; No. J. White, 49o;
No. t, 481 ! 49c.
OAS-8ieedy; No. I white, S34c; No. t
mixed. rms7c.
RYE Steady, at 76o.
HAY Firm; choice timothy, $9.50; choice
prairie, $7.25. (
EOOB Firm: Missouri' and Kansas,
new No. t whltcwood case knoluded. 18o,
case count. 16e; case returned. c le.
BUTTER Creamtry, 14(ffl6c; dairy.
18c
' ' Receipt. Bhloments.
Wheat bu.. 174.000 148.200
Corn, bu 64.000
48,400
Oats, bu........
12,000
6,000
Mllwaakee Crala Market.
Milwaukee;. Aug. . wheat-mbj-
ket lo higher; No. 1 northern, fl.184tl.l7:
No. 9 northern, tl.lO01.Mi December, $1.08
61.0fl bid.
RYE Market higher; No. 1. TSe.
BARLEY-Steadyt No. t, 68c; sample,
8Cc.
CORN-Dul!; No. t. 6S05Sc; December
tlo bid.
Miaaeapolls Oral Market.
MINNEAPOLtB. Aug. II. Wf4.VT-nn-tember,
1 11: December, 1.10) May, $1 18:
No. 1 hard, fl.17; No. I northern, $.15:
No. 9 northern, $1.12. .
FLOUR First natenc. I6.1C98.90: se. ond
patent. $8 Mft 08: first ;leara, . f4.604.80;
second clears. $2. S3.
BRAN In bulk. IK trtltlj; short, $18.00
01a.SK. , '
Liverpool Grata Market,'.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 81. WHEAT Spot
nominal; future steady; September, 7
.d ; December, 7s 8 d. ,
CORN Spot steady; American mixed. 5
id; future quiet; September, 4 Td; De
cember, 4 6d.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Aug. 81. SEED Clovers Cash
October and December, $7.45: alalke, August,
$7.96;, timothy, September, 81.46 asked. ,
taaar aad Molaaae.
NEW TORIC. Aug. n.-SUGAR-Market
raw firm: fair refining, 111-18; rentrifugal,
M test, 4o; raolasses sugar, f T-I60. Re
lined, firm; No 1 4 80e; No. 7. 4.76o; No, t,
4 70c; No. 9. 4.85c; No. 10, UVxsi No. 11,
4.66e; No. 12. 4.60r NO. It, 4 46o: No. 14.
4411c; confectioners', J08o; mold. 1.05c; rut
loaf, ItOc; crushed luc; powdered, f.tOc;
oiM-q kettle, a.xwl to choice. tli:i7e. .
VIOLA 8SES4 Market Steady! New Orleans
Open settle, ruo.1 to choice, tie.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. XL !-St 'GAR Mar
ket strong: nnen kettle, iifill-16; ren
tiifngal, tHc; centrlfugel whites, 40
yellows. ti4s,; second (Re.
MC' ME8-Mrlift polfvsl; open ket
tu centrifugal, l01ic; syrup noml-
aal. tcai&o.' , '.,- '
' t
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Harkat Eather Irregnlat 'and Euinest
lighter in Volume.
NEW HIGH RECORD FOR READING SHARES
tek at . Orala-Carrylaa . Read
V Weaker Beeaase at Adverse
Coadltloa AsTeetlac . ,
, Crop.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. The stock market
touay bote tne usui ante-nolioay aspects,
frice movement wtre rainer uregu.ai anu
ousii.ess waa in lignter vo.u.db. ihixt
tiaae.s who wer not really beailsh seemed
Inclined to reduce tneir lOinml.ments lor
a variety ot reasons. These tncluaea tne
heaviness of internationals In londmi,
wnere operations awlnaied to nominal pro
portions. The reactionary tendency of Mis
souri i-clnc anaaouil, Kansaa lexas,
Atchison and coiorauo Southern proper
lies, whoee earnings are Ilkeiy to tie ad
versely anected oy any ser.ous damage
to tha corn crop, aiso helped to cneck
tne upwara course of the .1st. in some
quarters, however, the weakness of Mis
souri Paclilc and otner Gould stocks, ss
well as Colorado Soutnem, was attrlouted
to more important reasons. Tne wheit
situation w again watched with ueusual
Interest and the usettled condition of the
cotton market was viewed with disfavor.
Nevertheless stocks were not offered with
any freedom and there was an absence of
tne previous day's liquidation. Following
the Initial decline there was early buying
of Reading, Erie and St. Paul at Im
proved prices, the first named advancing
on a relative y heavy volume of trade to
a new high record.
The Metropolitan Issues recovered In a
Inrge measure from yesterday's weaknesa
United States Steel shares and Amalga
mated Copper led the usual group. Aside
from the Increasing strength Reading and
several other active coalers' indecision
marked the course of the market all
through the early session. Erie common
continued one of the few prominent' fea
tures, several lnrge blocks changing hands
at further fractlona! advenes, while Read.
Ing lost all Its early advance on realising
sales. '
No explanation was vouchsafed for the
6-polnt gain in Chicago Union Traction
preferred, but the abrupt break In Chicago
Terminal probably resulted from the very
poor financial statement recently Issued.
The preferred stock fell to a new low
record. Erie was among the few notable
exemptions, holding comparatively steady
In spite of material recessions elsewhere.
The weakness became -more pronounced at
the close, and a great majority of the ac
tive lasues made net losses. United States
Steel preferred which rivaled Rending and
Erie in activity, made a 1-potnt gain.
Trading for London account aggregated
about 60,000 shares, of which fully 40.0X)
shares represented sales of Erie, Southern
Railway and Reading.
Old United States government registered
4 per cent borda advanced of 1 per rent
and the samo issue, coupons, , while the
new 4s dec'lned on call.
Business In railway and speculative Ig'iuei
was uausuaPy heavy. Total sales, par
value, amounted to $6,746,000.
The quotations on he New York Stock
exchange ranged aa follow: ,
naie.nign.L,ow.uiose.
tinn.LiOwxiniie.
81 . 80 80
PS ' 9S 98
87 86 86
Atcmson 10400
do preferred 600
Baltimore A Ohio 17700
do preferred , .. 92
Canadian Pacific 1300 127 127 127
Central of N. J 100 lBSWi 16tt lftS
Chesapeake A Ohio.. .14700 39 38 3S
inicago a Alton 910 iih 41
do preferred 100 88 . 88
41
82
16
Chicago A Ot. West.. 1100 15 15
Chlcaao A N. W.
200 187 1S6
16100 155 158
IKS
154
180
C, Mil. tt St. Paul....
do preferred
Chi. Term. & Trans...
lo preferred
C. C. A St. L
Colorado Southern
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Del. A H. ex. dlv
Del.. Lac. A Western
1100 . 8 . 6 6
2600 14 11 12
'WO 18 15 15
lfW 50 49 49
1200 21 21 22
1800 164 .164 163
Denver A Rio 0 100
v do, preferred 800
Erie TWO
do 1st preferred...... 7900
do 2d preferred .2500
Hocking Valley........ 700
do preferred 1300
Illinois Central..
Iowa Central
do preferred...
V C Snulh.rn
1000 . 137
100 21
300. 43 .
do preferred,: 400 ,. 48
Louis. A Nashville... 1100 121
Manhattan L .100 156
Metro.. Securities 6A00 . 89
Metro. St. Ry. .......... 9300 120
.48
120
ion
5 ,,154
8 8K
9 119
88'
119'
Minn. tt. Lrfiuis...
M., St. P. S. Ste. M..
do preferred
55
lOO 72. 72 72
600 130 ... 129 128
Missouri Pacific-..,.... 8600 9:
96 96
22 21H
46 46
36 36
m . a t 1 900 .. i
do preferred 2100 4
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. 100 86'
New York Central.... 1300 123
Norfolk A Western.. 1600 63'
do preferred
Ontario A Western.. 9100 82
Pennsylvania
...92100 125 124
P., C. C. A St..L.
Reading
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred...
Rock Island Co....,
do preferred
..97400 3 m
.. 400 85 85
.. 400 76 ' 74V
..16300 26 95
1000 6i.
Bt. L. A S. F. 2d pfd. 1300
Bt. Louis a W 1600
do preferred ,.. 3800
Southern Paclflo 16200
Southern Railway 6900
do preferred 700
Texas A Pacific....... 7300
T., St. L. A W........ 600
do preferred., 20
Union Paclflo 90200
do preferred....'.....-....
Wabash 600
do preferred 2900
Wheel. A Lake Erie. 200 .
Wlsoonsin Central , 6X
do preferred 100
Mexican Central 400
Adams Expresn Co
' 44'
19 19
89 88
17 17
11
American Expresa Co.
, S. Express Co 1100 "119
lit
V, "s-Fnrgo Ex. Co
Anu'V copper 24100
Am. 1 , - A Foundry.. 900
do prfc'-rrcd
Am. Cotton Oil ' .
do preferred....
67
18
American Ice; ,
do prelerred. ........
Am. Linseed OI..I....
do preferred.........
Am. Locomotive
do preferred
Am. Smelt. A Ref...
do preferred
Am. Kngar Refining.
Am. Mlnlner Co
200
800
800
800
20
90
6.100 64
1000 107 106 106
900 131 131 131
78
Brook. Rarld Translt.10700
54T4 54V4
54
86
198
18
8
Col. Fuel A iron....
Consolidated Gas..,.
Corn Products .,
do preferred
Distillers' Beoiirltlet
General Electric
International Paper.
An nref erred
800 87 96
400 196 196
100 13 13
800 69 69
800 166 164 1
100 JM int
2f 78
78
76
t!
92
101
.12
76
216
. 7H
4
17
88
44
7
86
69
19
74
' ?
169
International PumpJ. 1700 80
qd pmnrni ,
National Lead
North American
Paoine Mail
People' Gas
pressed Steel Car.....
do preferred.,, ,
Pullman PalBce Car.
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron...
U. 8. Leather.. t
do preferred
TT. fl. Realty
1 8. Rubber
do preferred eg dlv.
600
'lOO
40O
900
'ioo
600
93
98
2
2
82
76
7
43
82
44
7
86
69
1
7
12
60
, 900
100
1100
1D00
ton
10ft
700 '
124O0
89
46
st
62
76
12
61
IT. B. Bteei.
' A
An nref erred 75100
Westmghousa Electrle; ....
Western Union , nw
90
90
Total sale for the day, 664.100 chare.
I.oadoa Stack Market.
' LrONDON, Aug. tl.-ClosIng!
Consols, mtmn It Nsw Terk rential.,..lMH
a seoeuat, Oct.... Horfols A W TO
Asaeonaa 4 pM HH
Atchlsos M I Ontario A W iivt
00 si.., IrannarlTaala , us
Baltlmora A Ohio..,. MS4 Itand Mines loH
Caa. Pl6e ai-4 17 Readme tt
rha. A Okie 41. oa lal pit. a-4...,
rkWM fl. W
... 10 ao sa pta anu
...1U4 to. kallwar iu
C. U. A it. T J"1 so. R.llw.
...iuaik 4a old aau
Penver. A B. 0. H .'8b PaalSe ui
do Bid 'UotaB Paella, ai4..10Ha
Erie . o (d. os-t M
do 1st p' V. I. Steal Iiu
do td pld 414 do pfd )3
Illsoit Cautral Wakaao , lost
lnila. A Naab ,1" do pfd 40 sj
M , K. A T 3 tpaalak 4 17
SILVER Bar ' ateady, Md per ounce.
MONBY-4i'8 per cent (
The rate of discount In the open markot
for short bills is 918-162 per cent The
rat, of discount In the ofen market for
three-aienth bill 1 1 per cent.
Forelsta Plaaaelal.
IXJNDON, Aug 81. Money was In strong
demand In the market today on the an
nouncement of a new treasury bill Issue.
Discounts strengthened. Operators on the
Stock exchange wer ' almost exclusively
occupied with ths completion of the tene
ment, many being absent, anticipating Sat
urday's holiday. Consols recovered from
aa VjJMmJ Oedlaa. American opened, dull,
r 25 26
77 76 76
2"! 97 98
65 84 64
41 40. 40
83 83 83
91 89 89
187 137
11 21
42 42
82
46'
130
rallied to above parity, beesm fneetlT
nd Moe-ed higher. Foreigner were firm
on Paris aupportlng RiiPslans. Japanese
hardened. Imperial Japanese government
6 of 19"4 were quoted st 9H.
PARIS. Aug. 31. On the Bourse today the
tone wit firm, except for Russians, which
were unsteady. Russian Imperial 4a were
quoted at M 75, and Russian bonds of 1904
st 606. Rate of discount was 101 per
cent.
BERLIN, Ati. fl Trading on the Pour
today waa quiet. Price were Irregular.
Hew York Money Market. '
NEW YORK, Aug. tl -MONEY-On rail.
eay, tfl per cent; closing bid, . offered
at 1 per cent. Time loans, easy and dull;
lxty day. 9 per cent; ninety day, 2;
six months, 3. .
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-t-34
per cent. . .
STERIJNO EXCHANGE Steady, with
aotaal business In bankers' bills at 94 8.47'H
4.8756 for demand and at $4.S47K8f4 8480 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4 and
$4.8: commercial bills. $4.844.4.
SILVER Bar. 67c; Mexican dollsr 450.
BONDS Government Irregular; railroad,
Irregular.
The following are the closing quotation
on stocks and bonds:
U. . fit- U M....lfMHMarfhattaB e. . s...i
do coupon. 1S
M ranlral 4a 41
do la. rc IK
do let Ine 14
Minn. A St. U 4a.... t
M . K A T. 41 1W
do Is 1H
N. R. R. ot M. i. 4s. T4
do coaaon lis1
do saw 4a. roe 111
, do w 4 mupoa..m
1 do eld 4a re 1
do coupon 107H
K V C m. IV4S 14
Atchison se
4a 10Ha!N. i. C. . 4a !
da ad 4s
is No. Pacific 4a l
Atlantle C. L. 4i V0 No. Paclflo U
74V4
B. O. 4a.
ml ! M Mr W ron. 4a 101H
8 IHa
Central of Oa. 6a.
do 1st Inc........
Cha. A O. 4Ha...
Chlrai A A. IWa.
; H.K O. S. U 4a A pertle. Hla
.111 renn. cost. aa...
a, iBuju. n ia .V.
.. M iReadln tan
IM)
.lOTTa st. l,. a i
M. a. ta.lli
. 7t St. L. A 8 F. ta 4a. M
B. Q. new
n n I. . w. la
M. A St. r. t. 4a.tto Saanoard A. U 4a ... n
r a. w w . ma I. Paplnn 4a.. aa
C., R. I. A P. 4a'...'. 74'A.So. Railway lt
do col. la.... 7
Tea. A Paclc la.... 110
crc. A St. U t ta .loiH
Chicago Ter. 4a 74
Coa. Tobacco 4a 1"
Colo. A So. 4a 4
Denver A R. O. 4a... 101
T s I. A W. 4a... TT
Union Pacific !
do eonv. 4a VH4
V. S. Steel Id 6a W
Wabaah la
Erie prior lien 4a.... IH
do date. B
do an. i
r. W. A D.
MHiW. A t. B. 4a ii
C. la...irawwia. Central 4a. ......
Hockln Val. 4Ha.... Colo, fuel coov ia... W
U a N. nni. ran
Boston Stock. Market.
BOSTON, Aug. tl.-CaM loans,
cent; time lonn, 384 per cent.
?S per
jmciai
closing of stocks and onnda:
Atchison adj. 4s
do 4a
Mai. Central 4a.
Atchlaon
do pfd
Rnatnn A A
Boaton A Malna
Poatnn Elevated
F!tchburi pfd
Max. Central . .
MU'Weetlns. com.
.101AdTantura ....
, II Allouaa
. Wi Amalaamated .
. 7! American sine
.tf.o Utlantlo ,
.lllBln(ham
lal
ral. A Hecla....
.114
. 11
.lit
. 74
. H
. 11
. 1
. 4
.ill '
.114
Centennial
Ooper Range ....
Pair West ,
Dominion Coal ..
Franklin
Orancv
tala Itonl
Man. Mining ...
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C...
N. T., . NH. A
H.
Para Marquette ...
Union Paclfle
Araer. Arc. Chem
do pfd
Amrr. Pnau. Tuba.,
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
A mar. T. A T...
1I7
Amer, woolen
do nfd
.... Haloid Dominion ...
mvoaoania
Dominion t. A B 10
parrot
Qulncr
"Bdlann Blae Ilium. o .
Oen. Klactrlo
,144 Shannon, el-d...
, 13 Tamarack
, II Trlnltr
. 41 V. 8. Mining ...
.104 V, 8. Oil
$1 UUh
, 10 Victoria
Maaa. Electrto ...
do prd
Maaa. Oil
United Fruit ....
Unttad Shoe Maeh
do pfd
U. 6. Steal
do pfd
1H wlnona
. (1 WolTsrla
Bid- Asked.
New York Mlatagr Stock.
NEW TORK, Aug. -Sl.'-The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks
Adama Con..
16.
Lit I la Chief
.. I
.154
..136
...14
.. 1
.. to
.. 10
.. 26
..lit
Alice
Pr.cc ,
Brunswick Con...
Comatock Tunnel .
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Silver
iron Stlrer
Laadrllle Con...
.. 10
,. U
,. 14
. 14
.104
.166
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savage
Slarra Nevada
.140
Small Hopes ..
I Standard
Coadltloa of tike) Treaaary. '
WASHINGTON, Aug. Sl.-Today's state
irlent of the treasury oalancea In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
show: Available caah balance, $148,titllJ
gold, $48,583,527. ....... . (- .
NEW YORK GBKBRAL MARKET
(taotatlon of ' h Day oi Tarloa
Comatedltles: . .
NBW YOBK. Aug! txtFLbUR Receipt.
20.308 bbls.; exports, 186 bbls.; sales, 3,406
bbls. Market steady n but , dull; Minne
sota patents, $5.90jti.8&r winter patents, $6.99
$5.60; winter straights, 84.9066.20; winter
extra, W.454J4.00; winter ' low grades, 43.24
3.80. Rye flour, market firm; fslr to
good, f 4.2604.60; choice to fancy, $4.654.80.
CORNMEAL Market Arm; yellow
western. $1.10f 1.18; city, H.14;tJ1.16; kn
dried, $3.2OtJ3.30.
BARLEY Market steady; feeding. 47c,
c. I.- f.. New York.. . -
WHEAT Receipts, 1 1.000 bu.; sale, 8.000,-
000 bu. future. Market spot. easy; No. 2
red 81.10 f. o. b. afloat;. No. 1 northern Du
luth, $1.25 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Man
itoba nominal f. o. b. afloat. Options opened
weaker In response to heavy foreign sell
ing, but on good support from the room
talent quickly rallied, unfavorable weather
and crop, news from , the northwest
prompted further advance, but under realis
ing the market gave way. finally rallying
a little on demand from shorts. The close
waa partly o net higher. May, $1.11
1 IS AlA..it C1 loaz.. U..K.. ai
I. 13. closed. $1.12; December, $1.101.12,
closed, $1.11.
CORN-Reoelpts, 47,800, bu.l exports, 129,
638 bu.; sales, 10,000. bu. futures. .4,000 bu.
spot. Market spot firm; No. 9, 59c eleva
tor and 69c f. o. b. afloat; No. f yellow,
61c; No. 2 white, 69o. Option market
was steady all day ..on - leas favorable
weather reports and prospects for lighter
receipts, closing c net .higher. Sep
tember, 6859c. closed, &6c; December,
57058e, closed. 67o.
OATS-Recclpt. 723,000 bu. Market spot
dull; mixed, 96 to 32 lbs., 85(6'36o; natural
white, to to 33 lbs,, .74J38c; clipped white,
86 to 40 lbs., 403420.
FEED Irregular; spring bran, . $20.00;
September shipment; middling. $22.28.
HAY Market quiet; shipping, 67c; good
to choice, 96o.
HOPS Market steady: state, common to
choice, lftot,T27636c: old,.7l3c; Paclflo coast,
1903. 2431o: old. 713c.
HIDES Market steady: Galveston, 20 to
25 lbs., 17c; California, 21 to 26 Iba, 19c;
Texas dry, 24 to 90 lbs., 14o.
LEATHER Mnrket firm; acid. l496o.
. PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family.- $10.60
11.50; mess, $8.60j9.00: beef hams, t24.00i3
95.50:- packers, $9.50i91u.$0; city extra mess,
$14.004f 16.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bel
lies, t9.0OSiU.0O; pickled shoulders, 8tl.5oC7.00;
pickled hams, 110. 00 10. 60. Lard, firm;
western steamed, $7.40; refined, steady; con
tinent, $7.60; South American, $7.26; com-
Sound, $5.874i6.00.. Pork, easy; family,
)4.60r(fl5.M; short clear, fl2.(015.60; mess.
$13.00ftl3.26.
TALLOW Ms rket, dull; city. ($2 per
pkg.). 4c: country (pkgs. free), 4i$4c.
RICE Market quiet; domestic, fair to
extra, Vtfate, Japan, nominal. - '
PEANUTS Market dull: fancy x hand
picked, 6o; other domestic, HfjAc.
BUTTER Firm; state, dairy, common to
extra. 12(g 18c; renovated, common lo extra,
10i6c; Imitation creamery, common to
Choice. ISdvltc.
CHEESB1 Steady; - stste, full croati,
small colored, poor to fancy, 6fi8o; Urge
white, fancy, fair to fancy, T8o.
EGGS Steady to firm) western fancy se
lected 21c: western average best, WtiiXxs.
POULTRY Alive, steady ; 'western chick
ens. 14c; fowl. 13c; turkey, 13c; dressed,
lregular; western chickens, 14i&16c; fowl.
13S14oi turkey. 18S16o, .
Cotttra Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. $l.-COTTQN-Spot
closed quiet, 16 point decline; mlddllnr tip
land. 1160c; middling gulf. 11.76c, Sale.,
4.800 bale.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 91. COTTON
Market easier. Sale, M0 bale. Ordinary,
13.16c : good ordinary, 16.16e; low mlddl'ng.
II. lfio; good middling, 18 16c. Receipts, 8.982
bales; stock, 9.200 bale. Futures stesdv;
September, 10 n10 63r: October, 10.58
10.59o; November, 10.67?10 6e . noemt.er,
106lvi0.62c; January. 10 9&io.47o; February,
10 7o4J10.72c; March, lO TTe bid.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 8i.-COTTON-OuletJ
middling. Ho. Bales, none: receipt, none;
Shipment, none: stork, 8.842 bale.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81 COTTON-In I'rht
demand; price 18 point higher: American
middling, fair. .Md; good middling, (84d;
middling, 6.7M; low mlddllntr. L50I : good
ordinary, 6.84d; ordinary. 4 lid futures
Opened steady and closed barely stendy. !
American middling, g. . c, Pentember,
8.18d; September and October, t.95d; Octo
ber and November, 6 86d; November and
Peoember, 6R2d: December Bnrl January,
.80d; Jennary and February. 6.78d: Febru
ary and March, t.Tfcdj March and April,
6 7fa; April and May, o.T8d; May and June.
$.784. . . ' ' .
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. tl.-COFFEE Market I
for futures opened stesdy at an Advance j
of 10 points on September and I points on
other positions. Demaad did not seem to
be active, but the foreign markets were
stesdy. Later In the session the market
eased off. closing steady to 6 point higher, i
6m lee wer M bu) begs, including September
.80416 88c; December at 7.0og7TlOc; March
at 7 8r.ti7.40c: May at T,5O(fn.S0c. and July at
I 7ft7.75c. Spot Rio sited; No. I Invoice,
8c; mUd steady. . J i
(MARl LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle EeoeipU Light And Priot Held
Tally 8tdy.
HOGS. SOLO CONSIDERABLY LOWER
Active Deraaad tot Sheep aad Laanbs
fron Botk Paeker aad feeder
aad Tradlasr BirUk, vtltk Prlee
Steady ta ttreas All Aroaai.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 91, 1904.
Receipt wef.i Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Offiolal Monday 7.404 ,ol 14.ni
Offlclnl Tuesdsy 9.149 11.191 10,e46
Official Wednesday 2,5.0 tM0 7.IWU
Three day this week. ...11.138
Sam days la.it week.... 9.4J9
Same day week before. .11.61$
Same three weeks go.. 7.23
Same four weeka ago.. (.994
Same days last year. ...18.110
28.710
U.852
la, 44
k0,81t
11,448
aa.38
l0.i37
It. 79
160.9O4
181. .44
1KI.M
138.539
161.241
lU.tol)
80.6H1
46.8J
92 8.18
82.8
, ll,sl
y, ,ij
' 4a. 47
1.4?S
lol.tl)
lH,b.lfl
lil.ao
lo0..l
ei.su
13.74
Kf"8
12,006
Total August, 1704 61.448
Total August, 1906 76,1 jU
Total August, 12..
.. 96.1K2
Total August, 19ol.
Total August. I).
1901 72.796
........87,817
Total August, 1XMV 84,442
Total August, 1 77.7.3
?Otal August, 1897 72.013
otal August. 196 66.911
Total August. 1896 78,1180
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at boutn Omaha
tor the year to data, with comparison with
last year: .
1904. 1908. tno. Dec.
Cattle 644.676 ' 641.111 96.539
Hogs l,64i,3l l,62.t2 9.721
Shsrp 9ti8,lo5 HZ2,m 85,339
Avers g price paid for bogs at South
viniana iwr in lavs aevetaa u a with i-uiu-Sanson:
Data, 1804. lsOt.lM.180t.llflM.iaW.lM.
August l.
august 2.
August 8.
99
4 821
4 a
ftfcl
97
Mi
I I 411
I Ml I a6
4 18 8 I.
te I )
4 a 84.
4 48 i U
4 41 8 71
4 88
4 ; t st
4 tl 1 1 i
7
6 Ml
I 'is
1U
a iui
AWarusx .
August t.
August .
t w
T 29
i V4I I IW
t Mil 7 tl
aui 04
6 tv 14
4 6 lui
78 4 04)
August
August
August
ai
W1
August 1U
! 7l
li I
6 a l T 04
111 W
4 99
74
6 771 4 43
s 4 97
78 Hi
I ti
4 3
4 j 8 48
I 9 54
AUguall 11
August 12
August 1
August 14
4S7 1
4 81 I
6 U 781
4 lo 4 81,
e
i f
4 Ul
AUgUSt 11
August 16
August 17
e jdi a w
I
4 44 3 76
4 a'l 8 78
I 77 4 98
841 f 00
4 tax!
4 a
lunn
12
6 02!
6 Hi
4 8vl I 74
August U
August ln
August 201
18 8
- a
1891 I
6 87j
s i e u-l
Sll 8 VI;
6 91 4 97
4 4. I 46
4 tali 3 67
12 141
16 80
X4 .
I 76
4 43 '
4 44 2 6
4 41 t 74
August 11
August aai
August 28
August
Ausust 25 1
August
III f Ul
99
0S,
5 IH
6 IS
e 40
b all e , 4 4xi 4 M
3 S3
2i
f 93
7 10
4 40
8 73
6 4
7 ti
98
4 88
t 7:
August m
August 281
August i
August. 90
4
6 81
I 26.
17,
7 K9
7 281
Oil
OOl
4 98:
3 70
2 70
6 021
M
5 0U
06
4 401
6 W
03
4 11
1 12
4 42
I 7 26;
4 40
8 72
August 81
5 83
4 27
2 63
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of atock
brought in today by each road waa
Cattle.Hegs.Sheep.Hrs's.
C, M. ft St. P 4 .. .,
Missouri Pacifla 4 1
Union Paclno 20 24 ' 6 2
C. & N. W 1 .. i ..
, E. AM. V. H. R..4H 40 21 t
C, St. PM. & O ... 8 14 8
B. at M 23 2i t 1
C, B. & Q t 9
C, K. I, 4 P., east 1 ..
C O. W ! 4
Total receipts 102..
181
20
14
The disposition ot tne day's receipt was
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
Per ot heaa inalcated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co....,
hwitt and company
Armour et Co
cudahy 4-acking Co
Vansant dt Co....
Carey at Benton
Lobman at Co...
W. 1. Stephen ,
Hill 4k Sou
Lewis
Huston A Co
Root
Hamilton A R
Sol Degan -.
Haiygerty
Buuen at Klein
North P. A P. Co
Wolf A Murnan
Other buyers
Ager Paoklng Co...
Lelghton
Cuoahy Bros.
Boyden
8. St S -
ftl tUl 861
Ml 1,246 8t8
861 l.alo 1.-J2I
US 1,643 e79
m
lii
60 ......
102
1
26
48
32 .... . ....
tl .... . ....
14 .
67 ....
67 637
40 ....
262 ' ....
829 .... S,9SV
102
1.677
220
212
Carey & Carey 89 .... ...i
Total 2,702 8.654 8,862
CATTLE Ther was a moderate run, of
cattle here this morning, only about loo
car being reported and of those 12 were
billed direct. That left the actual number
on sale rather small, so that the market
held up In- good shape. In spite of the 23,000
head of cattle in Chicago, where prices
broke 15 25c. The decllt.e there, howeve:,
was caused largely by the strike of tne
stock yards employes and the fear that
other union men will be called out on a
sympathetlo strike.
The market on corn-fed steers was active
and fully steady here this morning on any
thing at all desirable. As high as $5.75 was
sgaln paid, and the better grades changed
lianas, in gooa season, wnen it came to
marmed-UD cattle, however, the market
was slow and very uneven, the same as Is
generally tha case on that class of offer
ings. Packers seem to prefer the grassers.
and aa a result warmed-up corn cattle sell
about the same as grassers.
There were not u great many western
grass beef steers In the yards, and ths
f rices paid looked very much the same as
hose In force yesterday. Desirable grades
sold without much trouble, but common
stuff was naturally neglected to some ex
tent. I
With a llgtyt run of cow and heifer and
a fairly good demand, the mnrket ruled
quite active and steady to strong. There
were a few corn-feds Included In the re
ceipts, but not enough to make a market,
most everything being from the western
ranges. With the exception of something
very common an early clearance waa made,
. Bulls, veal calves and stags all sold fully
as well aa they did yesterday.
There was not an excessive supply of
stockers and feeders In eight, and as the
demand from the country has been In
food shape, the market ruled active and
uilv eteaSv on desirable offering's, with
others slow, but about steady. Representa
tive sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
II...
17...
...
...
84...
8....
1...
8...
1...
I. ..
II. ..
10...
1...
4...
8...
1...
1...,
1....
ft
v.
..1111
..1.47
..1474
..1414
Pr.
4 24
4 44
4 74
8 74
....1114
....1114
....1K4
I 14
6 W
it.
i..
44.,
.1400
.UM
4 M
4 U
buinJhS ANU COWS
Ml
A aa 4ti
aa) ...(
...1481 8 98
cow a.
..104
..lilt
.. M4
.. M
,..1144
... 07
,..1110
... IM
..mo
..1444
,.IIM
1 tt
I.
m
..1104
..mo
.. 443
..1011
..1144
..1104
..1174
.1300
8 18
3 44
3 44
2 4
3 44
i
V
I TI
8 40
1 40
I 04
8
14
3 11
I 14
ll'l
3
3 K
1
BULL.
' "stag '
9 84
CALVES.
.1040
.8 I::::
4 84
4 60
1:::::
I
- v J L . -U- J4 8
04
BTUCKKHS ATiV FIDEHB.
8...
88...
6..
411 t 40 8 10TI 9 T8
, 47
8 40 8 471 9 4
.1114
1 41 17 1071 8 M
NEBRASKA.
I feeders.. 470 1
IS cows 967
9 cows 7i$
t Cows 1098
4 cows 892
1 Cow...... 9H0
9 cows 857
It feeders.. 1080
feeder. .1080
7 feeder.. lwO
t feeder., 784
t feeder.. 718
4 feeders.. Hot
2 feeder.. 1288
1 feeder.. .1120
24 feed era, .1060
2 laa,...llj6
I cow liuO
510
00
00
1 26
J 26
i oo
i 90
i 60
1 feeder.,. 1000 ' 2 60
I heifer..
680
4U
10
10
60
78
00
16
00
60
60
10
06
60
06
20
I heifer
1 heifer.
1 cow....
j cow....
f cow...
1 bull....
1 stag....
942
. 810
lido
, 930
.1050
13(i0
. t50
20 feeder
17 feeder.. liat
1 bull 1640
27 feeder., tit
1 60
t
2 If
2 90
1 feeder... ai
1 stag 1444
1 cow 1H20
14 feeder.. 681
106
Ira Morris Wyo.
1
heifer... 887 2 76
steer 1050 f 60 1 steer
steer.. ..1106 I 10
...1260 1 10
S. W. Johnson Wyo.
U heifers... 4M x
4 heifers.,
,730
,i3&
.1144
a rer.... 7W I
heifers
leaders.. 6-8 I
W..1I t
7 co
v a wu.i.,.,
ie lcow...,
96
Mercure Neh.
cows Iui6 9
94 feeder.. 672.1
l. I.
.1
cow.,.,
cows.,
cow...,
Sows. .
leer.,
tear.,
steers,
bull....
..lOftO 1
66
I feeder
.1180
9 90
2 00
ioo
9 90
.190
967 I I
It feeder.
94
1 feeder.. .ItMO
1 reeoer.,.12;l0
10 feeder.. 779
9 steer. ...mt
I
Ox ttt
...10 9 80
..LW0 1 90
1
bull.
1.149
L C. Lewla-Ntk.
IS ew...ri'jao tu
J. r. Koalsr-Neh.
1 cow :o t C 17 feeoer.. 88 I 1
1 cow 1020 2 28 1 bull..... .1(00 2 80
C. R. Howard 1. D.
16 tows ioi6 2 40
78 steer.... l(r 8 14 steers... .1124 2 06
1M steers... lf2 80 1 steers.. ..1150 3 80
2 steer . ..1156 I M) 88 steer.... 1154 9 80
101 steer a. 1090 9 80
Hermosa Cattl Co. S. D.
1M steers. ..1127 2 00
H. V. Rowe-Neb.
1S1 feeder. 746 2 1 2
E. Motrls Wyo.
I feeder.. 1047 2 76 27 feeder. .1047 ttt
H X18 Ther was only a fair run of
hogs her this morning, but at Chicago
there were 26.006 head, snd price at mat
point broke 16428c. The strike situation
there, together with the big run, seemed
to cause the market to go to pieces in
bad shape. As a result prices here also
inhered to quite an extent At the start
some of the light hogs sold around a
nickel lower, but report from Chicago
kept getting worse, and buyers here grew
more and more bearish. After the first
round light hogs were mostly fcglCe lower,
while heavlee were all the way irom 9sf' tu
lower and very slow at Ihe decline. Pack
ers wanted to buy the heavy weights from
9610 to $6.10, mixed hogs from 96.10 to 96
nd lights Isrgely from 96 20 to $5 30, and a
high as 85.40 w paid for a voir choice
light load. The market dragged along
and at noon ther were still good many
hogs in first hinds and buyers were very
Indlflerent, so that prospects were favor
?ble for several loads being carried over
or Thursday's market Representative
sales:
No. At. H. Pr. Ha. At. 8b. Pr.
47 144 .. I 44 t4 til 40 I 14
44 Ill 1 Ml lOO" I .t 1 lit
II .Kl 110 I 40 tl Ill 140 I I)
47 144 .. I 44 ! tit It IN
ea.. ji lao I oo 2M
44 4 to
1T ,. 104 II
I4 .. I tO
It J" HIM 41 M .. 4 tO
47 "! ., i OT, M 147 It IN
41 IM 140 I 07 t X4 10 I to
.. I 10 41 fM ..IN
II I" .. I 10 74 IM .. I M
44 170 .. I II ti M .. H
4....... tM .. I 10 tt t ..IN
II 1U I 10 7 1H I tO
It l 10 I II tl Ml .. I to
41 US 140 I II it 147 K0 I t
II 49 I IS 148 40 I 10
it ki leo i io is r? to i K4
10 Ml 40 I 10 17 IH .. I lii
70 1 10 I ItH 71 141 .. tl4
17 tt 40 I It 4 140 M I llv,
Tl It 40 I IIV, Tl 141 .. I ItH
tt m 40 I ill, II 121 40 I Mst
7 Kt It) I liv, 71. ......., .. I 1)14,
It t4 10 111 II 141 .. it;
11 t74 110 I ItH 71 Ill 130 I 13
15 Ml 11 I itu II .. I tl
41 141 10 I 11 71 t0 IN I H
t .ttl lto 111 11 ;;s .. 1 15
T7 100 I UM 4 I0 10 I fl
M ttl .. I II II Z7 110 I N
41 tS4 40 I II 74 Ill 0 I 36
74. ...... .114 1M 4 11 ST,.., tit IN I M
71 Nl 14 I II IS 7IU 120 I 11
7 103 140 I II 75 114 .. I I7V4
10 2l .. I 11 . M 14 .. 1 r
71 til 1W I II 17 t .. I 10
71 141' 140 I II 41 171 40 I 10
Fl IAI 40 I II II 141 110 I S3
4t 7i n 111 i in .. 1 10
'71 t45 44 I II II 117 .. I 10
II. 1 Ml .. I II 77 it 110 I N
3 151 .. I 11 M 231 10 I V)
IS 141 .. I it 71 Ill 40 I 10
74 t21 IM I mi 73 MT .. 3 10
75 JtO 10 I 17 71 M4 IN I 10
II til 40 8 17 7S lit .. I 15
73 tl 110 IH 71 Ill .. 8 40
IT I3S 10 I to
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were fairly
liberal this morning for tli time of week,
but none too large to meet the require
ments of the trade. Buyers were all out
in good season, and trndlng ruled active
from stnrt to finish on all desirable grade
of killers. This wns true of both sheep and
lambs, and the enrly arrivals were soon dls
posed of. As compared with yesterday, the
mnrket could safely be quoted steady to
strong and active.
Ther was also a brisk demand for feed
ers, and the prices pnld were fully ns good
as those In force yesterday. A Dig string
of lambs sold for $4.35, and some yearlings
brought ?3.75. Common feeders Were per
hops neglected to some extent, but still,
even there sold to as good advantage as
they have of late.
Quotations for gross sheep and lnmbs:
Oood to choice yearlings, $3.7&J4..0(; fnlr to
good yearlings. 83.5Cai75; good to choice
wethers, $3.5CiS3.7J; fnir to good wethers,
93.25I&3.50; good to Choice ewes, $3.253.20;
fair to good ewes. $2.75ffi8.25; good to choice
lnmbs, $5.00$)S.&0; fnlr to good lambs, 94.7549
5.00; feeder yearlings, $3.4008.65; feeder
wethers, 83.00!8'3.36: feeder ewes, $2.02.S0;
feeder lambs, $3.7694.60. Representative
sales:
No. Av. Fr.
26 Wyoming cull ewe f9 2 25
177 Wyoming ewes 99 2 30
386 Wyoming yearling ewe 70 3 60
212 Wyoming yearlings 72 3 75
673 Wyoming feeder lambs 67 4 15
835 Wyoming feeder lambs 68 4 U
10 Nebraska cull ewes 90 2 00
60 Nebraska ewes 96 2 90
29 Nebraska buck lambs 76 4 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl Receipt Large and Market I
laevenly Lower.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. CATTLE Receipts,
22,000 head, Including 1.600 Toxana and 7.006
western: market unevenly lower; good to
prime steer, 15.404(0.00; poor to medium,
f2.60iS6.00: stockers and feeders. $2.(0m8 7j;
cows. $1.85tf4.00; heifers, . 76(54. 50; caneri,
ll.S5S2.ifi; bulls, $2.00if?4.00: calves, $3.6oa6.r;
Texas fed steers, $2.5G33.50; western steeis,
$2.6O4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 26.0(0 head; estimated
tomorrow, 16.000 head; market lOQUc lower;
mixed and butcher, $5.10(5 60: fair to
choice heavy, f5.20tf6.60; rough heavy, $4.60
(55.00; light, $6.2535.65; bulk nf rale. 15 3o
5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 25.000
head: lower; good to choice wethers, 1 3 60
4.00; fair to choice mixed, f3.Offr3.40: wrs ern.
sheep, $2.75(94.00: native lambs, $4.C04j6.76;
western lambs, $4.00ff5.75.
Kew York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 81. BEEVES Re.
ceipts 1,42; market, steers slow to 10c
lower; bulls dull, hut bologna bulls full
steady; cows unchanged; steers, w.owa'i.Mi;
Texnns and half-breeds. $3.6ix84.$0; bulls,
$2.25(4.35; cow, fl.20a8.40. Liverpool and
Iiondon cables quoted llv cattle alow at
l'Ul?Ho per pound, dresied weight: hsn
ateady. Shipments, 2,60 quarters of bcf.
CALVES Receipts, 2,811 head; market
firm all around. Veals, $6.50(83.60; top
$8.80; culls. $4,001,5.00; grassers and butter
milks, . $3.6O4.00; westerns, $6.':u5.85:
dressed calves firm; city dressed veals, 94
13c per lb; country dressed, 8l2c; dressed
grassers end buttermilks, 6H&ie.
HO38 Receipts, 7,206 head. MarKot firm
and 15c higher than Monday, Mixed west
ern hogs. $5.15J5.70. I .....
SHEEP antf LAMBS Receipts, 8,9i5 lvnd;
market,,-sheep' steady; lambs steady to
strong. Top grades shade higher; about all
sold. Sheep, $2.0KrV4.2&; culls, 2.0o; lambs,
$o.04J7.00; culls, 84.00. '
Kaasa City Llva Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 81. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 9,000 head, Including 1,200 southern;
market ateady and strong; choice export
and dressed beef steers, fi.00&.9.; fair to
food, $3.7605.00; western fed steers, I3.7'4J
60; stockers and feeders, $2.60(4.00; south
ern steer. $2.5053. 75; southern cow. $1.60
$.00; native cow. $1.WVS3.C0; native heifer,
$2.6Mi4 40; bulls. $2.0Piu!t5; ra ves, $2.oa.60.
HOOS Receipts, 8,000 head: market, 10
15e lower; top price, 85.40: bulk of Bales,
96.9IW6.I5: heavy, 95.9CS6tO: packers, $6.2)
5.85; pig and light, $5.106.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1.900
head; market steady; native lamb, UMTt
(.80; native wethers, $3 504 00: ewe, iroxft
8.86; western Umhs, $436.76; western
yearlings, 93.904.00: western sheep, $3.26
2.75; stockar and feeder, t2.6C2.).
tt. Leal Llv Steek Market. -'
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 81. CATTLE Recelptg,
4.600 head, Including 1,800 head Texan;
market steady to strong' native shipping
and export steers, $4.6)6.76; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $4.00.(7 50; steers under
1.000 !bs., 83.5tK&.a5; stockers and feeders,
$2.0004.60: cows and heifers. $ 2'$4.tO; can
ners. Il.26ifl3.26; bulls, $2.00j$ .6'); calves,
84.0006.76; Texas and Indian steers. 12.00(9
2.60; Texas cows and heifers, $1.76TS.O0.
HOOS Receipts, 7,600 heed; market dul'.
and lower; pig and lights, $6.COrj5.9; pack
ers. 85.90(33.60; . butcher and best tlsavy,
$54047665.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.501
head; market dull and steadv; native mut
tons. $3.25p 86; lambs. $4.004Y.6O: culls and
bucks. ll.rt.T6; Blockers, 82.0Oi58.0U; Tex
ans. fS.00(tN.O0. .
tt. Joeepk Live Staek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.058 head; market steady: natives,
$3.4014.86; rows and ht-lfers. $1.104.71;
tockers and feeders. $2.76ift86.
HOOS Recelnts, 7.444 head; market 10W
18c lower 1 light, $1. 256. 45; medium and
ifv. IV104OO88.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecMnt.' 4 048
head) market dleidy; western lamb, tS tX
Stark la tlaht.
Following sre the receipts of llv stock
for th six principal western citle yester
day! Ll' IH. aTl'JrjsJ, purru
South Omaha
ftloux City l.Oirt
Kansss (Sty 9.0
St. Joseph 9..
St. LoulB j.lrtj
Chicago
9.000
7.900
4.000
8(V)
7 444
7.600
26.0i)0
Hon
8 044
l.5"l
tt.000
Total.
41.089 81.144 U.440
tleaa City Lira Stoelx Market.
SlOl'X CITY. Ia.. Aug. 8L SeclA5 Tel
gram.) CATTLE ReoeTpLa, 1 000 head;
market weak; atorker strong; beeve. 13 1)
66.25; cow, bull and mixed. It 9u.$.2o;
lacker and feeder, ft.76a9.6o; calve and
yearling. $L5tvf32.
HOOS-Recelpta, 4.fy head; market lfto
lower. iUug at $A0Ciiu6.U), bulk. $6 llf U,
OMAIIA WHOLES ALffi . MARKET
Caadltlea at Trade aad taetatleaa aa
Staple aad Faaey Predaee.
EOOS Kecelpte moderate: candled stock.
18c. ,
LIVE POt'LTRT Mens. tHfflOci rooiter.
Ec; tin key. I.c; ducks. 10; geese, C; spring
chickens. liHfll.V
UU I 'l'KK-r afRlni stock, lie; choir to
fancy dairy, Isolde, separator, I'vliso.
PhEStii r'ltJrt Trout, luo; pivk.'tei, He;
pike, lie; percn, 7c; feiuenen. Lie; wnitiflsh,
no; salmon, lc; redsnapper, Lie; lobster,
green, c; lobster, boiled. 90c; bullheads,
lie; catfish, 1; Mark bass, jiV; halibut,
li-o; erapples, lie; roe shad, ll; buftslo, loj
white bass, llo; rog legs, per.doa, 96c
WHAN- Per ton. $18.
tlAt Prices quoted by Omah Wholeal
Dealer' association: Choice No. I upland.
$7.rv; No. :'. 4 6w; medium, $.0; roar,
5 6o. hye straw. 96 60. These price are
tor hay or good color and quality,
OVS'i'ERS New York counta, pef ean.
45c; extra selects, per can, lie; standards,
per can, t2c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
t)RANOIua-Valencia, latgt) !. Itt64
4.s; s.nau uises 4 ;4 aO. . .
liCmo.nS 4. ailfornia luncy, 270. 20O and
3tu. h.w; choice. Id.tsiajt. 16.
LlMES-r lorlda, per e-oaiket crate. $4 9ft.
rfnao cauiumia, pur lv-lo. carton, 6O01
Imported b.nytna, a-crown. 12c; 4-crOwo,
44c; 7-cioan, 15e.
14 VNANAa-i .r medium sised bunch, $10t
tu , ;umoo, IJ.i54ja.w6.
L'AifcNNiv i'I NIPPLE 18 and 20 Use,
per crate, $1.00.
rRlITS.
APPLES Home giown. per bu. backet,
4o0c; per bbl., $2.uwtl2.25.
a oAviiiw veuiurni. fcioenae inn aue
quenannas, II. hi, home grown cling,
per 10-Ilk basket, 86c; Missouri, per 9-besk!
viato, i.Im; Colorado, avo41.i0.
PLUMa Cahlornla groaa prune, fl.aO(
Tragiy, $1.J6; Italian prune. $1.26,' Utah
anu voioraao pnims a no prunes, nufjii.TO
r-KARH calliornia Hart lot t, per boa, 81.94
ft:. iv; Colorado r'lemlan ' Beauty, 81. M
Colorado, I' tan and Oregon Barilett, tLM
til. 16: California H. Hardy, $1.4.
CAN '1 ULoUi-'K Arkansas and Indian
Territory, per crate, $1.6o$1.76; genuins
Colorado Rocky Fords, per crate. 12.08.
WATERMELONS Per lb. (crated), la.
CKLKKV Per do., 5fyJbOv.
ORAPKS Home grown, per 8 to 10-lb,
basket, 9ue.
CRAb APPLES-r-er MH 3.60; per mar.
ket basket, 40c .
VECJETABtAES.
POTATOES New borne grown. In sick,
per bu., 45n.
NAVY H IT A Vl Per bu.. tMOfttM.
ONIONS Home grown, In sack, per bu.,
60(H7Bc.
'IOMATOE8 Horn . grown, . per market
basket, 15ff20c.
CABBAOK Horn growtl.'per 100 Iba. 80.
Cl'Cl'M HERS Per do.. 16c.
Tl'RNIPB Home grown, per bu., tOifMOa,
BEETS Home grown, per bu., 60tfoOc.;
PARSLEY Per do., 26o.
WAX BEANS Per mrket basket, 0e.
STRING BEANS Per market basket, 90a
QREEN PEPPERS Per bushel bssket,
fl.OO.
SQt'ASH Home grown, per do., 60c .
EOQ PLANT-Southern, per do., $1.60,
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, pet
market basket, 50&60c; Virginia, pr bbL,
I3.26-&J.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW llONKY-Per 24 frme,23..
MAPLE Bl'OAR Ohio, per lb., 10c.
CHEESE Wisconsin twin, full cream,
llo; Wisconsin Young America, ltd! block
Swiss, new, 15c; old, 16l7e; Wisconsin
brick, ISd; Wisconsin llmberger, 18o.'
HIDES No. 1 green. TVaCl No. 2 green.
8Hc: No. 1 saltod. 9c; So. tsalted( tct No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9c; No, 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs., 7c; dry salted. JQllc; aheep
pe'ts. 24$2ic; horse hides, 43.78.
NCTS-Welnuts, No. 1. soft shell, per lb..
joc; nsra sneu, per id., mc: io. 1 son sneu,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., 19c
fiecans, Inrge, per .lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
00; peanuts, per lb., 12c; roasted peanuts,
per lo., 8c; Chill walnuts, per lb 2(913.c;
large hickory nuts, per lb., llct almonds.
large nicxory nut, per id., iici aimonas,
soft shell, per lb., 15c: hard shell, lto;
hellbarks, per bu $2.00; black walnuU,
pe bu., $1.25. . .4
soit sneu,
she
pe-
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 81. WOOL A firm tona
marks the wool market. Domestlo wools
of all kinds have sold freely and though
the volume of sales is not heavy, some
thing of the activity of a month or more
ago Is prevalent.
' A fair call for territory wool continues.
Pulled wools are quiet. Foreign grade r
firm with a moderate business under way.
Quotations are.. Territory, Idaho: Fine,
lMiWic; heavy fine, 15016c; fine medium.
IStilSiio; medium, 18rT20c; low medium. 12
22c. Wyoming: Fine, lftJTlTc; heavy fine,
15!j.lrte: fine medium, lmltcj medium, 20J
21c: low medium. 22(8 23c. Utah and Ne
vada: Fine, 17&17Uc; heavy fine. 16(ffl6o;
fine medium. 17V418c: medium: 30ffno low
medium, 22(ffi3c. Dakota: Fine. 1718c; An
medium. 1718c; medium, 2021ct low me
dium, 22$ 23c. Montana: Fine choice, 900
21c; fine average, 19320c; fin medium
choice, 20iS21c; average. 1920c; atapla. a
tTiSe; medium choice, 22W23ct -
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 81 WOOIe-Steadr: m.
dlum grades combing and clothing, 204j98c;
light fine. K'20c; heavy fin, 1214c; tut
washed, 220350.1
Metal Market.
NBW-3ORK, Augt 31. METALS Tin wsi
firmer In London, an advance of over, a
pound being reported, with spot closing: at
123 17s Id and futures at 124 10. Tha
local market remained quiet, but was Arm,
In sympathy with prices quoted at a con.
slderable advance. Spot I held t $27.07HS
27.30. Copper advanced to 57 6 3d for both
rroi ana iutures in tne tonaon mars.ni.
! Locally It remains teady, with Ink quoted
1 at $12.62V4j3i:.75: electrolytic at $12.6312.78
and casting at 4U.87H312 .50. Lead waa nrm
nut uncnanjea, at 4.ra4 u in ins new
York market. In London, however, prices
were a shade lower, at 11 12 6d. Spelter
advanced' to 22 12s 6d In London and was
also a little firmer In the local, market,
which closed with spot quoted at $6.00(9
I.12H. Iron closed at 61s 9d in Glasgow and
at 41s in Mlddlrsboro. Locally Iron was un.
changed. No. 1 foundry northern. 913.76a
14.26; No. 2 foundry northern, $11243)12.76;
No. 1 foundry southern nnd No. t foundry
southern soft at $13.60(818. Tt.' -
ST. LOUIS. Aug, $1 METALS-Laad.
steady at I412H. Spelter, strong At $6 00.
i 1 . , ...
- Oil aad Rosla.- -
NEW YORK, Aug. tl -OILd-Cottotiseed,
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime ye'low,
2Hfi9e. Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York, $7.86: Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$7.80; Philadelphia and Baltimore In bulk,
$4.90. . Turpentln. steady, 6966Hc.
ROtIN Firm; strained, common to good,
$2.70. ...
OIL CITY. Aug. M. OIL-Crdlt bal.
a nee. $1.60; certificates, no bid. Shipment.
61.0G8 bbla.. averare 71,197 bbl; run, 119.112
bbls., average 78.242 bbls. Shipment Lima,
60.710 bbl., average 66.282 bbla.i run Lima,
86.614 bbl., average 12.231 bbl. .
SAVANNAH, Aug. 21. OIL Turpnttn.
teadv. 8HaC. "' "'
ROS1N-A. B. C. 22.47H: D. 22B2H: F.
97.67H: F. M 42H: 5, $2 70; H. $2.76; I, $8.;
K, $3.66: M, $4.20; N, $4 25; W. O., $160; W.
W., $4.86. ;t W ..- t
Dry Good Market. ' ' '
NEW YORK, Aug. $1. DRT OOOD9-Th
market till sh'.ws slight Improvement,
with buyers operating with more freedom
for spots, which ar wanted Immediately.
Soporta from wetcrn renter are that, lob
r are doing a fair bualnes And ".that
when thev com Into the market they will
And It difficult to secure good whan
w,nt1- i ill
Wklsky Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81.-WHISKT-adys
Oft basis of $1.28. 1 ' '
PEORIA, Aug. 81.-WHISKTt-On A bl
Of 81.28 for finished goods.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 31.-WHI8KY-Stvdy,
on a basis of 91.82H. ,
CINCINNATI. Auf. II. WHISKT-nO a
bail of $1.28 for flnlahed good. . -
Evaporated A pale aad Dried Fralt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market held at recent figure.
Common are minted at 4tlHat prime. 6HfJ
4c: rhnlc. 4WaC. nnd fancy. 77Vf ...
CALIFORNIA DRIED ' FRUITS Prune
are more or less unsettled, and prices show
a considerable ranz a to aellers; spot
ouotatlon rnng from 2 to fc, according
to rrad. Apricot ar In Increased de
mand. ,
REAL E8TATB TRANSFERS. .
peed filed for reoord Aukuet 21. a fur
nlahad by th Midland Ouarant.. and
Trust Company, Bonded Abstracter, laid
Ftrnam street, for The Beer . .
Geo. Karll to Winter H. Nochols, lot
16, block 1, McOovack A O Keefe '
d j ,.,. ,
Bnnker' Savlnj A Loan Ass'n to
Susie A. Cottrell, lot i, block 6, '
Corrlgan place...., :: 900
ilury Jackaon et al. to Anna C, Nlel
en, lot (1, Oise'a ad., and other
property , 10,009
Anna C. Nielsen to Lucy Jackson,
sum property.,...,.,,, lo.OOt
Surah V, Van Camp td Edwin A.
French, lots 9 end I,, block 2, Sun- -rl'
ad ,..,.,. '..,-. i.......t -.. )
Frederick P. Wnlte? to Chrlstln
Lund, part lot 10, block 1, Park .
place ' 159
Oeo. A. Morton and wife to Ernest ,
Sweet, part nf hlnrk I, Morytvlll.
O. Wolf to Jno. Wolf, part of block '
90 and tl, first add. to Corrlgan ' '
place , ' 200
E. A. Balrd, trustee, to R, W. Pew
ers, per of loi alocg t, Lowe
second . . 1,238
W. J. Connell and wife to Imperial
Improvemtit Co., part of let 10 ta ' .
14. la block b aad other r(ueru.M t