TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 31. 1907.
9
I GRAIN JLXD, PE0PUCE MARKET
rbne it Better tnVpricei Make Some
Advance,
. i '-.. 4 .
WHEAT .OPEIfUTO ' IS' NEEVOtJS
f lor. Ant-aaeeY aa R-
i -salt of aborts. Try I a at ..,
., Coyer-ata) firm aaa
Columbus, 0 17 so so .22
l- Moines, l4v. r. 7 84 7 64 .01
I-nulsvillc, Kv..! 1J ' W .00
Minneapolis, Minn. 11' 74 M .'4
Umahl, Neh H " W .01
Bt. Louis. Mo...:. .10 92 TO .00
The weather Is Untidy warmer through
out the corn and wheat region. .Bhowera
occurred In all except the extreme south
rrn district a within the Inst twenty-four
hours. .. 1 A. WtL.H. Locsl Forecaster.
I i ihe tugrket I
.!. and was
; ' u l' S. csme f
j -OMAHA, .Aug.- JO, IK7.
showed better ton this frrorn-
nrmer and advanced some.
Arm Arid f nrelrn crtcea were
llVifl ..In , I 1 .
, iW nig uuiursiH: ifiwwii vn ma
txcellent export basis.
Wheat opened nerVoH,' but' had a good
7 firm tea, owing to higher foreign mar
kets. There wae no pressure of offerings
and (Maylne; wae fair, September wheat
. opened at IOq And c lose at 83Sc
Corn opened strong and advanced, due
, to- shorts trying; to oover, and found the
.' market bare of offerings.
,,- Crop now a (a bullish and there were re
i porta that corn was being cut for fodder
in Kansas and Oklahoma. September corn
opened at 687c and cloaed at 64o.
j Oat' opened firm and steady, but showed
l little activity. , ' ' . '
Elevator people are- growing short of
, oata and together wuk the ahnrt crop, the
. market is. about bare of offerings, Sep
' t ember oata opened at WV4o and cloaed at
,4 Fr1ma.iT Wheat receipts were ' 415,000
v buabela, anil ahlpmenta were l.(,00d bush
. els, against receipts fast year of 4X9,000
J bushels,, and shipment of 67S.OOO bushels.
t-orn receipts wer. 848,oon buahela, and
V, shipments were 884,000 bushels, against re-
. cm pis isst year of dh.vm Duaneia, ana snip
( menta of V&Wfi bushel.
Clearances were pj.ouo rjusnais or-corn,
, 4.OO0 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
1j equal to 461,000 bushels.' '
Liverpool closed tii higher on wheat,
- and kHd higher on corn.
)flea board reported Em, 000 bushels of wheat
an1 4R.Q0O bushels of com for export.
Prices held strong' through the greater
ps.rt ,ot the day on damage reports and In
' sympathy with wheat. The close was
stronevwlth December Gpka higher, at
SKTrd,
V lcrt irange of options: .
rtlcle. Open. lllgh.j Low. Close. Tes'y.
'Vhsnt
? Pent... S?
Hoc...
t. May...- li
f l'e
r"-pi...i Si'
i
'iVi KIH 824
f" 8H
54 M74 54H 6314
r!ie '"'MVi ' ' S2'4
. ,W4 W. . Khi
52 tOH 51 H E0t
Ta, - 47H. . H 47H
60 ' ' 4Ri 1 49 48Ta
OMAHA WHOLRIALG MARKET.
CoadltlM ef Trade mm Qeetatlene
staple ud rr Prwdaec.
EOOS Per dos., 16c.
BL'TTKR Packing stock, lc: choice t
fancy dairy, ivjj'ilc; creamery. Z3c
LIVE POULTRY Spring chlckena. 139
14c;' hena, 10c; roosters, be; turkeys, 12c;
ducks, fefivc; -geese, So.
HA X Choice No. 1 upland. $10.00; me
dium. 19.00: No. 1 bottom. IX. 00: oft grades
(rorn 6.o to K.M; rye straw, 7.w; No. 1
Haifa, til 00.
KKHT8 AND MQbONB.
APPLES Duchess and Wealthy, 'or
rooking. 1. is per.bu.; eating varieties,
11.60 per market basket. .
. BLACKRERH1E8 Case, 24 quarta, $iB
.CALIFORNIA PEACHE.'S-Per bog, $1.76.
CALIPViRMA PLUMS-Per crate, $i.00
IS.
BLUEBERRIE8 Per 18-auart case. $2 50.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Bach, 15S30c;
crated for shipment, lUo per lb. . ,
CANTALOUPE Rocky Ford, standard
crate. $4.60; Arkansaa standard, $300.
FEARS Colorado Bartletta, $3 50 per box;
Flemish Beautlea, JJ.60 per box; California
Bartletta, $3.75 per box. . . A
J RAPES Home arown. -l. basket, 60c
TROPICAL FRUIT8.
slxe. fi.GO; other brands, 60o leas.
BANANAS I'er medium slxed Bunch,
$2 0"S? ; Jumbos. $2.0SS , ,
ORANGES Valenclas, and 8 sizes,
$4.604.76; liC, liO, 176, M and m lses, $o.J6
DATES-Kadaway, 5Hc; Sayera, Sc; Hal
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, -lo.
box, $1.00.
Vegetables.
NAVT BEANS Per bu., No. L $2.00,
110; No. 2. $2.00; Lima, 6Hc per lb.
POTATOES-Per bu., new, 63c.
ASPARAOL'S 76c per dox. bunches.
BEANS-New wax and string. 760 per
market basket.
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
market basket, 3&a-40c. ,
RrTHHf.jPer dos. bunches, noma
grown. 2"C. . , .
TOMATOES Home grown, market bas
ket crate, 40c. iii.
CfCCMBEJRS Per basket, W00c
' LETT UCtV-Per "
CELERY Kalamasoo, 0Bo,
ONIONS-Yellow, 3o per lb.; red. 20 per
lb.; Spanish, per crate, $1.60. . . .
NEW P1PI'ERS-Per market basket,
"SWEET POTATOES - Market basket,
. . 1 . .
I WHEAT-N I. Rr.H?Hc: No. hard.
J l.2tfMo; No.-'4 hard TO-Wic; No. $ spring,
If'jc7c; No. 4 spring, 80tS2c; no grade,
4v3i 77c. i
T CORKK.rt,i 68HMe; No. t. W&CSo;
k No. 4. 60We-, nd arede, 4P6"lc; No. t
1 yellow. 6(V(fj6:o;" No." yellow, 66c; No. 2
? white, 53V"4c; No. t white. 63V4C.
J O ATJrr-No: i mlaed,'-'. 45i846Vc ; - No. S
i' mlx,ei, 464tH04c; No. 4 mixed, 44H84N4c;
No.? a-htte, 4Sc; No.' I white, 46Vo464o;
2 No.' 4, wmeo, 468S64) stsndirrd; 47Hc -I
RTE No. t. 75c; No. $. 71780.
f Cslrlot neeelyts.
' f Wheat. Corn. Oats.
'"Chicago , ......,..., 186 , . .6 404
'Minneapolis'..: .,...$ ...
i Omaha-... 20 49 S3
;puiuth..t....v ..,f... ...
t . CIMC VOO GRAJ.X ., A.JTD PROVISIONS
No. 1 rib, 13c; No. 1 rib. mio: No. $ rib.
7c; No. 1 loin, 19c; No. I lolnvJ";PNu0;kf
loin. 12c; No. 1 chuck, 6c; No.,s?u,
6c; No. S chuck, 4c; No. 1 ?'.9ciiai
I round. 8Hc; No. rounnd. 7"c ?lJ
plate. 8c; No. 2 date. 2c; No 8 plate. .Vic.
TH I nv, fj ijun il uv v w
COFFEE Roasted. No. $6, 2o per id..
No. 20, 14 Ho per lb.; No. 15. lo yr lb..
CALIFORNLV DRIED (FBU1
Prunea are aomewhat unwUlei W free,
offerings from second hands, who eeem
dealrous of moving supplies of immediate
grades. Quotatlona range fumfio Vt
for California fruit and from 4o to o
for Oregon. Peaches are '1ntly ae0
with fancy yellows quoted at "J
Raisins are firm: three-crown loose Mus
catels are quoted at c; four-crown, 10c,
seeded raisins. V4 He. twreL
TISH Halibut, 11c; trout, lie; pickerel,
lOci pike. 14c; pike, fresh frosen 12c.
Whltefish7l4i6c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads,
skinned and dressed, 13c; catfish. :
17c; whlto perch, 7c; white bass, lac,
black bass, 25c; eunfish, $fo; tn-apple,
til c; large crapplea, 15o; herring, fresh
frozen, 4c; whlteOsh. froxen, 41.60'
ulnlterol. fresh froxen, 9c; bpanlsh
Wfcvat Market Is asler as Ele'Vators
XrairXTSO.-W.' S0.Hesvy Vuylng for
export cuu sod very st rons; whent market
-"b4at-the December- delivery closing 1M
, 11V , higher. . Corn., wns ip To. Oats
ifwrr.-lVa lilil'er. , Xr4vialons were 2Hc
u lo-to 7Hc 'higher." U . v
1 The wheat market opened easv because
of easier prices rn the Minneapolis curb,
predicted nhotvets In. the west nnd.a-hlir
initput of 'vnrct'. weatby private ele-l
vators In thlp.clljv The, maiket oon ral-
eiti-'bowefet. T?rr atrohg 'cables and isv
ft
.sharp demand tos-hard winter wheat. All J
repons irom nnrona tociay connrmea reqenr
r vmaterafnt thAt, th4,.Kiiastn cidp: IS very "f
snort, ttoth Liverpool and the continents
markets bouejlit-nnth cash and futures on
a very large scale. . Disking, jip . sspoclal
pMnt ot cish hard winter whest. Argentina
, shipments continued very -small and this
inuterially strengthened the market. De
cember opened vic'loweY, at 5V.-W)c. sold
between 9l7!f(371ac Tnd, closed strong a
tflHfiiOtHtc September opened NPWUttc and
closed at 'jOKc .Clearances of wheat and
Hour wero equal to 454.fl) bushels. Primary
recerpte were' U6.1KU bushels, against 4S,
., (too. bushels for tho ..sawev time last year. ,
,, Exports of, wheat and flour, according to
UradstrecTS during tho weelc, were equal
l to'S.KO.OCO buehels, alnat 8,M1,00 bushels
it last year. 1 Minneapolis, Dulutli and Chi
1 x.ago reported receipts c 2li4 cars, against
244 rSra last week and lt4 cars a year ago.
The com market opehed firm because of
k 'Vet' weather In the weat and a fair specu
;. )atlv demand. Numerous crop- derange re.
' jortg..were rwelved and It was aald that
the outlook in portlona of Illlnola was un
favorable. Country acceptancee were very
i- 4tght and there was) a heavy demand from
tUa et. All the corn offered, to ;the New
England market was Taken. ' The selling
''throughout the day was chiefly In the way
M ot realising, short sellers being few;,- Cash
r,,corn was strong all day. December opened
. WaM" hlsjrie. at tS.tt1"". sold between
v .TfcltfSBHe and closed strong ut tSfffiSo.
- 'September tspened 0o and closed at 60o.
Local receipts were IMS cars,, against 6$ cars
of contract e-rada.
' ' he cats' market opened firm because of
" wet weather in the west, which, it Is be
. .Moved.'' will, delay, threshing. Speculative
,, buying v was. .strong tluroughout the , day.
' December . opened ic higher, at 4740, sold
" between 47H! and 4SSfio and closed at
-'N,4e;' (September opened- at $0H and closed
at Mo. Local receipts were 424 cars. The
provisions markst . wss firm ,ejtrljr In the
'day on light offerings and covering by
shorts. Lard and -nbsv held well all day.
r Urt (ork 'cased off slightly because of a
V txsr pork was 2Hc lower, at $16 40. October
rlarrd waa Bo Wgher, at $J.07U. October ribs
iWfre J7Ve tmtner, at s.)we.ifi".
v ., ..Estimated reteluts, for, tomorrow: Wheat,
. ,liV -cars; corn. Ill cars; . oatSi .42, . csrs;
hogs, B.uoo neaa.
. .WEATUEB ,11. TUB - iRAl?f BELT
tBtsk4e-. Mowers -mm Teas pe raters
. in , ,' Abeat tha-Sasae. ir -
t- tur OMAHA. Aug. SO. 1907.
.... Wltkln Ike last twenty-four . hours show.
ers occurred In the upper Mississippi and
4 " Ohio valleys an lake region and rains are
fatting ln- the Ohio valley this morning.
. An- area, ot low preasura Is -central over
Wyoming fOd, this depression le Vhe cause
' 'of Increasing cloudiness In ths upper Mls-
' s'Htrt valley and mountain district, and ths
xutlook is- averable (ar thundarahowew hi
1. this vicinity, tonight or Saturday, with not
. much, xhange iu temperature. Tempera
tures are slightly nigner in tne cenirsj
' Valleys '-artdl eastern seotlona, but no Im
portant change haa oocurrad in any section
f! A'nce the preceding repert.
w Omaha record of terdperature and pre
rloltation compared with the corresponding
t'ae of the last three years:
-re I - -407, HO. l05. 1904.
Minimum temperature .. Tl 6 70 60
Precipitation 00 00 00 T
Normal temperature for today. 71 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation' since Maroh L
., 'n tnchea. . .
Deficiency correspoddltig period In 190s,
H--1 inehee.
Ocflclency . correepoiullng pertod In 1905,
. ..rT A-.'. SypLkH. ocal Forecaster,
"'"tbra araeal Wkesit .Kearlesi BwAerlau
' For'theMwenty-four hours ending at $ a.
Tth ptertOlan time, Friday, August 30.
V'7; a ....
4 OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.- Rain-
-Jtatlons- Max. Mln. U'L
AshlamL. Neb..,.. M sa .(
mackerel, lc; native mackerel, IS 3So
per fish; codfish, fresh froxen. lie, red
snapper, 12c; flounders, fresh froxen, llo.
naaaocK, ireen iroseu, itc, .... v., .
shad roe. . tic per lb.; frog legs, 86c per
Uox.; green sea turtle meat, 25o per lb.
'4kjwi- noons Corn, standard, west
ern. 66c. Tomatoes, lancy. 8-pound cans,
$1.46; standard. 8-pound cans. $1-25.
apples, a-rated, 2-pound, 'f 2.!0l.80;
illced.
$1.760'2.85.
Oallnn -aDDlea. 12 25
California apricots, $J.00. Pears, $1.(5
260v Pcache. $1.752.40; L. C. peaches.
1 2.00 $P Z.DU. AiaSKS U1II1V1I, tnkf ..v,
fatcy Chinook, "Bt. 82.10; fancV ' sockeye,
flat. $1.95. -Ssjdlnes, quarter oil, $3.!6;
three5quarters. mustard. 13,10. bweet
iotatoesVl 1B- " & " kAuti" 0c.
lHimpkltis. c$1.06'. Lima beans, 8-lb.,
TifiUl. , atyajteq peas, -o iunuy,
HIDES AND" TALLOW-Ulreeti salted,
No. l.'8ic; No. 1, 7Vc; bull hides, c;
freen. hides, No. 1, 7c; No. 2. 60; horse,
1.603.50: sheep pelts, 60c$1.25. Tal-
low', ' No, 1.' 4He; No. . 2. $Vc. Wool. 16
KKW . YORK . GENERAL- MARKET
Qaotatlons ' of Varloaa 'Commodities
on Several Exchantres.
' NEW YORK. Aug. SO.-FLOUR Receipts.
12.81S bbls.; exports, 13,357 bbls.; market
firm but -quiet. . Rye flour, firm;' fair to
good, $4.5C;4.80; choice to rancy, e4.(o,iu
roRNMEAL Firm: fine white and yel
low, $1.36; coarse, $1.22n.Z4.
RY-BUUiet; NO. x western, Bo, 1. o. o.
New York. '"-.' .
ItARLEY Dull; malting, 7i'68c 0. u r.
Buffalo.
WHEAT Recelnts. 148.000 bu.: exports.
122,747 bu.; spot msrket, firm; No. 2 red,
9K'c, elevator, and S9e. f. o. b. afloat;
No; 1 northern, Dulutn, r. o. o. anoai;
No. 1 hard winter, $1.01H. f- o- b. afloat.
After a firm and higher opening wheat
eased off a little, but soon turned strong,
and for" tho balance of the day was very
buoyant. ' Commission nouses were large
buyers on bad 'Russian crop news and big
export sales. Foreign houses also bought.
Final prices were fcmc net higher. Sep
tember.' 99r14)1.0H, closed at $1.0014; De
cember, $1.0Aftl-(fe '-I, closed at $1.04;
May, . $1.07'Vu1O-,ih. closed at. $1.06.
POULTRY Alive, firm; .spring, chickens,
15Vc; fowls. 14Hc; turkeys, 13c. Dressed,
easy; western broilers, l&'19c; turkeys,. IS
j'16r; fowls. 1216c.
Bl'TTER Market strong; creamery spe
cials, 27c; creamery extras. 26tc; creamery
thirds to flrsta, 2120; dairy state, com
mon to finest, 1925He; proceaa. common
to extra, 18'tf23Hc; western factory, com
mon to extra. 18Vr?V22c.
CHEESE Mcrket strong state, full
cream, small, colored. .. fine. 13c; state,
full cream, white. 33ilSlMiic; state, full
Crrnm. l!lfl3Hc; state, full cream, com
mon to fair.. lOViSlSc. . .
EGOS Steady, unchanged.
Kaaau City Grain mmd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 80. WHEAT Mar
ket Mil higher; September. 83Hc; Decem
ber. wc; May, 9Mc; cash No. $ hard. 86
Cm: No. 3. 84f7c; No. 2 red, 8H'0)Vic;
No. X S5W87c. '
CORN t'nchongedV September BStic; De
cember, 60Sc; May. 63Hc; cash No. 2 white,
a&pHee; No. 8 mtxed. 46iai46Hc.
RYE No. t. 76fcslc.
' HAY Firm;' choice timothy.' S12.604?1100;
choice prairie. $8.&0y.76.
BL'TTER Firm; creamery. 24Vc: pack
ing, ITHc.
EQOa Firm: extras, 19c; firsts, 17c.
OATS Unchanged: No. 2 white. 4S48'4c ;
No. 2 mixed, eVatfHc
Kansas City futures ranged:
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Hsrtwss'i Imperial Mesarrk
BrxAif Is Kng, nlTxlttr
1 15.75
uiHher Reductions
tb jClosc Out Odds and Ends
To you it matters not whether we have one piece of furniture of a certain design or
100 pieces.,:., If it suits your fancy that's all you care about it. But it is different
with us.' AVe can't afford to give space to single pieces or small lots of furniture.
We have .h large stock of odds and ends which we are closing out at cost or less
sacrificing our profits. Wonderful bargains are offered.
Special Easy Terms During This Sale
"The Hartman Imperial Monarch"
Brussels Rug Is a specially made rug
of superior excellence. It Is made
without miter seams, a point worthy
of consideration. The materials are
of. the durable sort that Insures
greatest possible wearing quality.
They are made of worsted, aniline
dyed, .fully guaranteed.
i
tlcgact 3
, Piece Par
lor Suite,
T 17.75
Solid Oak Pedestal
Extension lable
19.75
This elegant pedestal extension ' table
sold at $46.25 before the inauguration of
this great sale, but now it is priced at
only $19.75 you save $S.D0. Made of
solid oak, specially selerted, large flaky
grained top. It Is beautifully polished,
extra heavy base, carved claw feet, 4 6
inches In diameter mid extends to ( feet.
Solid Oak
Carpets,,'
Mattlngs,
Oil cicm
1 and
Unoleoni
Greatly
Reduced
UARTMAN'S SATURDAY SPECIAL
Brass Legs, Nicely covered Foot Stools
z . : I
Sale. Posi.
-Cnly; bfer- None
One ' m ; W B Deliv-
L$to:(. , jltrti'
wer. I " , ; Wl "Hsia n sale
; ill
111
Enameled
Iron Beds.
Including
Springs and
Mattress,
9.75
Partinan VHton i)P nr '
VflvciKiifl,9xiT7t. UV.lO -
This Wilton Velvet Rug Is mads I y
one of the best rug wearers In thii"
world. It Is of the most dependable
quality, hns an extra hlfih pile nft
and luxurious. The patterns lire mag.
nlllcent. the colorings nre most beau-"
tlful and most durable.
o'clock
BI18I LEO TTPHOIiSTIMEU . 8TOOX
'They are exactly like cut shown, stoutly built, will hold the heaviest
person, large slxe, ornnmentcd brass legs, sort top, well covered In as
sorted materials ami good filling; convenient for all parts of the house
Also nice for the children. This Is the same stool we advertised a year ago. and
on account of the numerous requests we have secured another lot, only bne to a
customer, none delivered, on sale at one o'clock. Come early.
25.
nan
'.::.,v,ra
Clearance
Prices on
an n .t
Ail riCIUTC3, VjJ
ttauiya. Weathered Oak library A nr
. trockery, ixhie. SnnFh Lcalher Ion lUe I d
Tip '
bit This Tnble Is ftf-arOstlC mirror design:
Made of solid oak, weathered oak finish.
.long, spacious drawers, roomy shelf.
r Top Is covered with Vecton leather.
Morris
thalr
6.75
This Morris
Chair haa
Chase leath
er UDholater-
lng. Is of
unique de
sign. Beth
posts are 01
na m e n t e d
with carv
ings. High
est tempered
springs and
guarant e e d
. Chase leath
er used In
the u p h o 1-sterlng.
Goods Sold AH Over the U. S. on Onr
Generous Credit Plan.
Onr Handsomely Illustrated Catalog
Free. Write for One.
"Feather your nest'
I4I4rI4I6-I4I8 DOUGLAS ST
ir ffigy
Solid Oak j
Dresser
8.98
Tou will appre
ciate tho hand-,
soma appear-" .
ance Of this'
Dresser. It Is.
very neat and
pleasing in de
sign. It Is made
of best solid
oak, haa three
large roomy
drawers and
extra . largo
French beveled
mirror.' Tou
can't possibly
equal this val
ue elsewhere In
Omaha.
I
i
aam
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle of All Kinds Strong to Ten
Cents Higher. . :
HOGS SELL STEADY TO STRONGER
s
Very Light Ran Of Sheep and iAniba
So Great Change in Valors
I Toiar, b Lamer for ''
' ' ..' '. . ' the Vwk. ' . ,'' ';
SOUTH OMAHA,
Receipts were:
Ofliciai Monday
OlHclal Tuesday
Ulticlttl Wednesday ,
Otllclal ' Thursday....
Estimate Friday ....
Neb.. Aug. 0. 1907.
Cttlj. lioga. Fhoep
... MJ3
... 6i)
... 4,2(11
1,600
3,1 U
8,01a
9,144
9.UUU
ltl,"B6
10,74
1.Ui3
3.013
8k y.
Clear
' 47 . '. Clear '"'
t ' T Clear
,.... CltiU
64 .( Clear
.00 Clear
. .00 Cloudy
. M Clear -
7. .on Cloudy
M" . Pt. cloudy
' .00 Pnggy
.14 1'U cloudy
J .tl floqdy
M .00 ' Clear
si .-.04 It.-oloudy
ai 04 Cloudy
Minimum . temperature for twelve-hour
PL-rivKl vndtaar at I a-: irn ;
.. district avkr aqes ,
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central Statlona. Max. kiln. Inches
(.bitage, Ul . II t 4 .10
Auburn. Keb M
' Columbus, Nb. S3
-. Falrbury. J4et.,.. M
, Fairmont. ,Neb... $7
Or. Island. Neb., it
-Hartlngton. Neb, $3
j. Hast mis. Net.... M
. OakdsJe. Nb,.. T
Omaha. Kebf....,'M
Tekamah. Neb... T4
-AllB. -1a...a,... si).
Carroll. Ja 1
Clsrtnda, Ta , M
Eibley. Ia.......... T
dioux City, Ia... SO
Articles. - I Open. High. I Low. (Close.
'Wheat-Beptember.
.. LeceiiiDer.....j
Corn - v 1
.- .v. T
. eceiuber.,.
... f
8IV.I Sesil -
62UI.
4SA
ton:
8?V
It
V83V,
A aeked. B bid.
St-'Lonls General Market.,
BT LOUIS. Aug. 80.VFL.Ol'RMarkct
firm; red winter patents. $4 iu4.40; extra
fancy and straight, $1864.15; clear, $$.4j
ISA. ..- . .
eEBIV-Timothy. stesdy. $3.W4j'4.$5.
' CORNMEALfiteady. $2.70.
BRAN fitrong; sacked, east track, McO
$10$.
HAT-flteady; timothy, $18003.00; old
pmlrle. $ fr111 B0.
.IRON COTTON TIES $1.19.
RAOOINO 11 8-14c. ' .-'
HFMP TWINE Ho.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$1(00.. . Lard, higher; prime steam, tt.474.
Iry salt meats, stesdy; boxed extra Shorts,
S 26; clear ribs. $9.2; short clears, $9 87H.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra aborts. $10 US;
clear rlba. lUUVi; short clears. $10 25. .
Folio wis g were the receipts and .ship
ments ot.Oour and grain:
, tuotipii. aiupmrnii.
ll.rtlO , 10JOO
139. . ", HMl
, 13JaO I ' sa.ono
I3,ooo ia.ouo
LFIeur. bhls.
wneat. bu.
Corn,. ,bu...
Oata. bu....
Five days this week. .23,218 3S.501 6!,943
Same days last week....20,51 2H,71i4 , W.liia
Same days 2 weeks ago.. 22. 833 82,432 at,9
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 14,04! 33,1 Hi 31, 2M
Same days 4 weeks ag0..15,2uj 43,144 16. n)
Same daya last year....23,u;6 ii.ixja 41.321
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sl eop at South Omaha
for the year to dale, compared v.'ith last
reiki: liK'7. llMu.
Cattle 70u,09l ' R19,U4
Hugs 1.703.O18 l.KE&,C40
oneep l.Olti.lMU 1,069,848 ...
The following table shows thu
price of hogs at South Omaha tor tno last
several aays, with comparisons:
Inc. Ijco.
so.wa
102,122
42, mo
average
Pate. I 1907. llSoa.liafi.llOM.IWa.llOo-J.llKOl.
Aug. 20...
Aug. $1...
Aug. ...
Aug. 23... J
Aug. ...
Aug. 28...
Aug. 2d...
AUg. 2l...
Aug. 24...
Aug. 29...
Aug. 30...
S 62H 03 I 6 i31 6 1&! 0 801 t 87
6 91 84i 6 03 & SJI 7 l'0
D eO 0 tft 0 U3
6 66 I
6 HO?,,
6 861
i
S 8i
S 76M
- ,71i
5 5 I t 8
5 68V.f 6 70
6 70T S 60
6 92
5 8!"
t 87
$ 80
& 04 5 46
& 131 6 45!
6 22 6 $1
& 241 6 23;
8 321
6 98
4
7 10!
7 32
6 87
5 )
6 91
7 291 0 01
I 00
5 83 6 32 6 33! 7 IS, 6 03
a .11 I iu 11
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
. .$2.'3.o0
.. l,3"'a7.tK
.. 2.S"tf-;.is
.. 1.2sV.i.H
.&V'mG.6')
OmaliA
Chicago
Kansas Cltv .
Su Louis
Sioux City ....
brought iu today by eacit road was
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Hotts.
$j 57H'8 10
5 4(1 4u.o24
5.70 v.U
6.25 (mi.tw
8 55 4ro.Ho
slock
trade and . - speculators were not very
fnxlous for fresh supplies, with the result
hat the few cattle, on first hands were
slow sellers. "
Quotatlona on rattle. Good to choice
corn fed steers, $fi.4Kif7.nk, fair to good corn
fed steers, $5.506.40; common to fair corn
fed steers, K0fi(j6.26; fair to good range
steers, $4.204.G5; common to fair range
steers, $X50W4.2O; good to cholco corn fed
cows and heifers, $4.00&5.00; fair to good
cows and heifers. $.'1.003.75; common to
fair cows, $2,0043.00; good to.cholce Block
ers and feeders. $4.SOft5.25; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $3.254,20. ., , .
Representative sales:, ,' . '
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. , !si-i v. ' tr. ' "
5 10 , l..,....;.....U4 6 15
8 t !,-,..:,.. .1439 T 00
...
It...
.10M
.1004
4..
..
10..
22..
10..
...
..
1..
8..
..
4..
13..
.-.
CO"VVttT
Ill 80 6. ......
74 1 8S $.?:...,
lt t SO I..,,..
44 8 SO 11
HEIFERS.
t (31 I an 10
...... til 8 as 1:..'....
; CALVES.
00 I M , ...,
140 4 00 1
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
741 t 15 t 1010 4 00
MJ I 'Hi ' 14.... 7 4 00
IX! I 60 0 tD 4 M
....'... 7e a 5ft
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
tf.1
ten
747
7M
. S4
, m
10
8 80
I o
to
4 66
I 05
t St
4 28
8 85
4 COWS 1085
11 feeders., ft)
2S feederau. 820
44 cows....
26 cos....
feeders.,
8 cows....,
$ cows....
14 calves...
1 bull......
11 cows....
8 40 .
2 90
S 90
3 30
3 75
2 60
2 80
3 CO
4 V
2 90
2 W
1 bull 1400
. i feeders.. 872
8 feeders.. 818
4 cows 1007
10 feeders.. 440
1 bull 1490
5 cows 880
'1 bull..... .1000
8 heifers..,
4 cows.
016
880
20 feoders.
42 feeders..
8 feeders.
8 heifers..
8 calves.
23 steers.
75 steers.
18 steers..,
9 steers..,
14 steers..
24 steers. ...1173
7 cows 1030
6 cows 1042
R S
45 heifers.. 1016
heifers.. 1093
1 23 steers.. ..1289
I 8 steers.. ..1177
14 steers... .1.-23
11 steers... .1080
OK
,894
613
. 830
, 726
315
1210
939
E. Arrowsmlth Neb,
, 877 4 00 80 cows....
J. J. BobblRts Neb.
95 4 85 .6 ooS....
William Marr Nell.
3 feeders;
S calves...
2 calves...
Wyoming.
9 steers. ...1318
44 steers.. ..11 70
87 steers.... W
15 steers.... 730
19 stevrs
13 tows.,
1 cows...
8 49
8 55
3 55
2 75
4 26
3 00
3 26
t 00
5 70
2 96
964 8 3
946 S 26
3 75
079
7S0 2 90
.1 223 3 75
Joe Henry,
t 65
4 60
4 50 ,
4 35
4 36
4 60
4 26 ,,
2 60
Van Tassel wyo.
10R0
377
220
4 76
3 25
4 60
I tn. llun.v Wvnmlnf
5 W 23 steers.. ..1S4T E 65 9 steers. ...1318 6 65
4 85
4 35
4 36
4 60
4 25
I 45
,..1847
... 992
9S4
6P0
71
998
..1086
..1006
C... M Br T
Wabash
Missouri Paciilc
I'nlon Paciilc system.
C. N.. W., east
C. A N. W., west
C. Bt. P., M. A O.....
C, B. & Q., eaBt
C. B. 4k U . west
C, R. I. 4 p., east...
C. R. I. & P.. west...
Illinois Central
Chicago UL Western.
2i
1.1
11
3
9
1
2
20
7
69
n
4
19
4
2
2
140
4 60 , 2 heifers.. 1045 4 60
$ 76 23 heifers.. 1150 4 60
6 25 26 steers.. ..1276 6 25
4 W 21 steers.. ..l'4 4 40
4 i ' 9 steers..:. 1278 4 65
4 16 10 cows IO08 3 35
HOGS Hugs commanflea good, stesdy to
strong prices this morning ftnd while the
trade wss not psrtlcularly active there
I was a fair movement, ao that practically
! everything in sight changed hands in very
9 I fair seusnn In the morning. As waa tne
case yesterday, a good enare or tne nogs
sold between the figures $6.63 snd $i.76. The
hogs today sold a shade higher than they
did at the close of last week. All the
Pounding that paokers-have done this week
I haa resulted In hardly . wiping out Mon-
day's advance.
Total receipts
The disposition of tho day'a receipts
as follows, each buyer pure-Dating tne n
ber of head indicated:
e
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company 64u
Cudahy Packing Co 785
Armour co
Cudahy, Kansas City
Swift at Co.. ort Worth..
Carey & Benton
Lobman at Co
McCreary V Carey
Hill Son
P. P. Lewis
Hamilton Rothschild..'..
Ktugan A Co ,
J. H. Bulla
Sam Werthelmer ,
Mike Haggerly
bol Degan
J. R. Root ft Co
T. B. Inghram
bulllvan Bros.
I.ehmer Bros.
Independent Packing Co..
Carson Packing Co
Other buyers
9
was
urn-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
J.210
313
71
134
19
130
lis
148
85
M
'37
r.a
23
6
30
X
1
1
1,8-3
2,-31
104
197
4
245
It
199
lul
1.748
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. .-WHEAT-8pot,
nominal: futures, steady; September. 7s
8d: December, 7s 8Sd; March. 7s rd.
CORN Spot, stesdy; old, northern, la
8Vd: futurea steady; Svptember. is Itad;
October, 6s 4d.
Totals ...2,W.J 6.7S3 8i5
CATi'LE Receipts, at, usual on a Friday,
weie moderate and as there was a luir
demand the offerings were all cleaned up
In good season la tue morning. The trade,
as a wbolv, was in an entirely satisfactory
condition.
Packers seemed to want a few beef cat
tle and. as the supply was very small, they
bold prices that were anywhere front
strong to 10c higher than yesterday. As
high as $7.00 waa paid tor good corn fed
sleera.
Cows and heifers were also In good de
mand and the market mo:e active than It
has been any day this week. The few
loads on hand changed owners very
quickly. The general market on cow sluiT
could safely be quoted as strong to 10c
higher on the best grades.
The feeder trade was rather slow and
weak. The recelpta this ewk have been
quite liberal, while tne country demand
has been none tno Urge, so that there haa
been a tendency toward accumulation of
euppile in the hands of speculators. This
naturally has m tax en lug tfu-vi upon lUj
4..,
13...
I to...
. 1
64...
(1...
5...
...
at...
(2...
61...
at...
61..
59...
M..
to..
..,
61. .
4..
ID...
14..
CI..
ti..
72..
T4..
1..
V .
to..
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SI..
...
ta. .
AT.
,....4
IU4
170
3uJ.
...'..137
810
S21
445
2fe
S.'J
.'...111
Jit
.,.1"7.
20
21
i7
274
!t
291
17?
214
:
1'4
IU
.....244
-HI
S4t
24t
W
I4J
4
M
177
120
160
2li
ltO
to
80
U
40
to
13u
ISO
Pr. 4 . SK nr .
t 50 II 241 to I TO
t 60 ' 74 .'4 W I 70
t 66 : M i.27 ... 110
4 t ,..,..i:-l 40 i 10
6 66 ' 71 27 40 i TO
6 tl....."...ivt to JO
6 65 . 0...,....i33 ... i 70
i 67 42 2kl ... t 70
6 M 4 170 too 6 70
8 tO " tl IS) tO t 19
6 10 tl t6 ... t 7u
6 t.) It Ml 40 t 10
t to tt tti t 1
t to 6 120 I 10
i ) Tl 2.4 40 I 15
t 4 TO 4 4 S i Is
t 7t 230 40 8 It
t tO - t 2S4 ... 8 76
6 0 221 40 f 76
5 12 to. 134 40 16
I ti II K4, ... i 16
6 45 71 1M 40 t 76
t 45 10 2. to t II
6 17 tt 2-0 lxo 6 76
8 1 15 .24 0 I 17V
8 70 67. ...... .tot ... I )
I 70 It 2.0 U IU
8 10 is "t m 1 at
6 10 ' 14 Ms 40 t at
I TO Tl 27 ... 6 16
6 10 II ...... 211 ... t 17
6 10 44 114 ... tOO
4 10 at ft ... t 06
I TO 12 J-j6 ... 1
I 70 . 44 166 ... 4 It
8 TO l U ... t 10
and the very good demand for both feeder
aheep and lambs maintained prices on that
kind so that they are very little lower for
tho week. In extreme cases there has
been possibly a decline of 10c, but still the
great big bulk of all the feeders received
brought steady prices.
Quotations on good to choice killers:
Lambs, $il.767.16; yearling wethers, $5.75(3
U.U0; wethers, $.10rn5.40; ewes, $4.755.2S.
No Quotations are given on fair- to good
killers, as feeder buyers are taking prac
tically everything of that description at
better prices than packers will pay.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $fl.!V(J
6.90; yearlings, $5.5056.85; wethers. $4 8(Vtr
5.K6; ewes,- $4.0ofr4.'fiO: yearling - breeding
ewes, $6.O046.6C; aged' breeding ewes, $5.00
5.F0.
No. Av. Pr.
649 western lambs 76 . 7 W
164 Wyoming wethers 620
464 Wyoming yearling wethers.. 83 6 6"
414 Wyoming yearling wnthers.. 81 6 65
446 Wyoming yearling wethera.. 84 6 66
800 Wyoming yearling wethers.. 83 6 65
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M 411 HIST
Light Receipts of Cnttle, vrlth Stronif
Market a Feature.
CHICAGO, Aug: 30. CATTLE Receipts,
about 1,600 head; market steady to strong;
common to prime sters, $4.t0(i7.40; cows,
$3.3t((i6.00; heifers, J3.u0"a5 76; bulls, $2.4(Ku.
6 00; culves, $0.Oi$(7.75; Blockers and feeders,
$2.4ri5.00.
HOUS Receipts sbot:t 18.CO0 head; mar
ket for light hogs, tVtilCc higher, othors
slow; cholco heavy shipping, $.104'.2o;
light butchers, $ii.25''u.50; light mixed, $0.1&ti
8.i0; choice light. S6.Mmi.00; packing, $5.40uv
6.00; pigs, ti.wxij'0.25; bulk of sales, $5,800,
6.2C.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 'Receipts, about
S.tOO head; market steady; sheep. $J.80U
C.35; yearlings. $5.756.75; lambk. tW-oT-W.
St. Loots Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30. CATTLE Receipts,
4.600 head. Including $,500 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
5.2uio710; dreBsed beet and butcher steers,
4,25ni6-00; steers under 1,009 pounds, M.lOif
4.75; stockers snd feeders, $2.75i('j.40; cows
and heifers, $2.i06.OO; canners. $1, i6fa2.a0;
bulls, $2.7tHj'4,25; calves, $3.ooo7.2o; Texas and
Indian steers, $2.io4(A.uO; cows and heifers,
$1,204? 3. 65.
HOGS Receipts, 8,500 head; market for
lights, steady; heavy tiogs, 6c lower; pigs
and lights, J5.6wu0.oi; packers, tb.iAl'-'.
butchers and best heavy. -) .9006.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,M
head; market, steady; nativs muttons, $i,26
tj0.&U; lambs, t5.ooti6.75; culls and bucks, 82.76
Ul2o; stockers, 3.70Uti.46.
Kiaui City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 30 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head. Including LOCO southerns;
msrket, steady; native steers. $5,25i 7.15;
southern steers, $3.664.80; southern cows.
$.'.2i'a2.40; native cows and heifers. $2.25(L;
I 6.76; stockers and feeders, Ji.25'n6.75; bulla.
$2.2tVi3.90; calvea, $4.0f4u7.tO; western steers,
; $4.(0'y6."5; western cows, $2.60'n4.00.
I HOG Receipt s, 6.000 head; market, 6c
lower; bulk of sales $5.8514.10; heavy, $5.70
66.90; packers, $5.96.10; pigs and lights,
$0.OOitt.l5.
SHEEP Receipts, 4,000 head; market,
steady, active; muttons. $8.(a5.76; lambs.
$6.6o(f7.30; rana wethers, $5. 00 u 5. 75; fed
ewes, $4.26fi5.&0
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. , 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.661 head; market steady. Natives,
$4.5(16.76; cows and heifers, $1.9tNix6.00;
stockers snd feeders. $3.60414.60.
HOGS Receipts, 6.344 head; market to
higher. Top. 6 25; bulk of sales, to SS'nf .OS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, i.688
head; market steady. Lambs, $6.607.10;
yearlings, $5.tuC90.
Sloax Cits- Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 80. tSpeelal Tele
gram). CATTLB Receipts. SfK head; mar
ket strong; beeves, $4.85ftti.60; cows and
heifers. 52.50u4.00; stockers snd feeders,
$3 K'o4.76; calves and yearlings. $2.76$ 2.85.
HOGS Receipts, i.VO head; market 6c
lower, selling at $&.66o5.&; bulk of aales,
$6,004)6.65. .
V
Stock I Slant.
Following are receipts of "live stock at
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Last Easiness Day of Week Sees Little
Doin; on Wall Street.
THREE DAYS OF HOLIDAY
warrants at 66s 7d. locally the market
was unchanged.'
Profesalonal Dealers Dislike to Keep
Accounts OpeaV When Market Is
Not Bosy and Trading
la Llarht. "
NEW YORK. Aug. $0. With a three
days' holiday Interval in the market im
pending, operators were Inclined to reduce
their outstanding commitments, or In the
enso of a smaller class of traders to retire
them altogether. The hneards of a rlnse.t
market for three days was tqo srrent to !
niHKe surHciive an open account ror tnai
length of time without any medium avail
able In which to act on events as thev
arise. The movement of trfe market was a
plain Indication of the extent to which the
short side has been favored by the pro
fessional class of operators. The market
proved unresponsive to any Influence that
would hnve helped the bears In reducing
prices. Call money was moderately af
fected by the preparation for the monthly
settlements and by the fact that loans
made at the Stork exchange toduy carry
over to next Tuesday, by reason of the
triple holiday. The slightly higher rates
for loans of this class that were charged
received slight sttentlon, however. This
attitude was partly due to the feeling that
the deposit of government funds with tho
banks to be made from week to week will
safeguard the money situation.
Closing quotations follow.
AtrhlMin 80 North Paclflo
do 1M to OU Northern p'd
Bnltlroors A Ohio... . Amal. Copper ...
Canadlaa Paclftc ...IK Am. C. A P
Chlr.f. at N. W 144 Am. Locomotive
do pfd 2ti0 Am. S. A R
Colo. Southern i4 H do pfd
Denver A R. 0 22 Brooklya R. T..
do pfd A' Colo. r. A I....
Erl 2X1 Int. Paper
Illlnola C.ntral ...,1V1 National Blsralt
loulivlll N lot Last
M.ilnn C.ntral It pacific Mall
Missouri. Pacific 4p.opL'a Oaa ...
SHEEP Reoelpts of sheep tnls morning
were light, only two cars of lambs and
seven cars of yearlings being reported In.
The total receipts for the week to date
have been very large, showing a heavy
gain over the corresponding week of a
year ago. In addition to being three tlmea
aa large aa laat week.
With auch light offerings today the mar
ket was naturally slow and without any
very Interesting feature. The lambs sold
to a killer at $7.00. which looked fully
stesdy. On the other hand, the feeders
were a little slow, with a lower tendency
on sccount of there not being ss many
buyers la the yards aa earlier In the week.
Btlll they sold at $5.(6, which locked Uke a
very fair price.
Fat she p. and lambs, under ths Influence
of lower msrkets at other points and large
receipts locally, have eased - off and are
now 10t3 26c lower than laat week. The
market, however, as a whole has been
very satlsfsetory, tsklng all the conditions
Into account.
The Uige atteadance of feeder buyers
N. Y. Ontral 104Proaaed t. C...
Pennerlratila
rleidlnt
Rork I.laad ....
do pfd
St. Paul
Southern Paclfta
Southern Railway
Vnloa Parldo ....
do pfd v...
Wabaah
Wla. Central
Bid. Ex-dlvldend.
lllPnllnaa P. C.
4tt standard Oil
iu "Sugar
46 T.nn. r. 1....
Ut V. S. Steel
..... 14 do pfd
lfi W eaters I'nlon ..
1M lnterboroufh K-t.
81 do eft
11 Markar
14 de pit
...12144
...124
... 72
...
... Wt
... na
...
... 4t
...
... 11
... 12
... tnX
'... ts4
... tot.
... ta
...161
,...4M
...118
...Ul
... H4
... 14
... 14
..
... M
... 14
... 40
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. SXl-COFFEEJ-Th
market for futures opened steady at un
changed prices to a decline of 6 points In
sympathy with the French market. Trad
ing was very quiet. but - the market
steadied In tho late trading on a scattering
demand based on bullish crop reporta,
with the close steady, etuncnanged to
5 points higher. Sales were reported ot
10.000 bugs, Including September) 6.60c; De
cember. 5.7Tffj5.80c; March. 6.95c; May, 6.05c;
July,J 6.10c. Spot eofek qitet;No. 7 1o,
sc; No. 4 Santos,1 7"v.' Mild doffee, dull!
Cordova. ai2ViC.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upland, 13.66c; mid
dling gulf, 13.80C, sales. 2,014 bales; futures
closed steady; closing bids, September,
It. 63c; October. 12.23c: November, 12.20c;
December. 12.3uc; January, 12.44c; February,
12.47c; March, 12.55c; April. l.6Sc; . May,
128T.' LOUIS, Aug.- 30 COTTON-Steadyj
middling. 13V4C. Sales, naiea; receipts,
none; shipments, CO bales; stock, 4.321
bales. .
Minneapolis Grain Market.'
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 30. WHEAT
fl ..4 1 (allien. TUnan-hoP 1 1 01 7a. ' MHV.
C J ' I fill Lrr- a , ir'--ft- v- ' .-. ( w - u . w
tl.V'; No. 1 hard-. $1 .&.; No. 1 northern.
51.04;' wo. 1 norinern, i vi-, 4vF.re i.
ern. 96V4(ij97c.
Wool. Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. SO. WOOL Quiet ; m
A 1.. .1 . . ... ...i Kt tr and -I, ,t 1 1 n ttti.!
-iiiiiii g , ., n .. - -
25Vc; light fine, 22jJj224c; h,eavy ftpo, 17(0
..K wa.t,.
Whlaky Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80.-WHISKY-6teady,
$1.35. . ;
UST
STRAW HAS FAU.EN
Boston Copper Market.
These quotations are furnished by Logan
A Bryan, members New York and Boston
Stock exchanges, 112 Board of Trade:
Artroea. com 17 I,le Royal
Allea.a IS Junrtioa
Atlantle IS L 8. A Plttalnirg..
Bingham It Ma.earhuaetta
black Monntaln 4 Mtnhioa
finalon Couaolldated.. 20V Mohawk
butta Coalition 1 Na4da Conaolldatet
raiumet A Artaona..!.! North nutts
Cumberland TCly T Old Dominion
A Hecla Ill (Mreola
Calumet
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Diamonds Go I n la Price, Rams tva
Moat Other of tho Staple
Articles.
Let Cory don sell -a tew sheep and buy
his Phyllis a ring right away, for if ht
waits until spring ho will have to sell
more sheep to get It. Diamonds -will bo
higher then and may even bo advanced this
fall.
According to an Omaha diamond mer
chant, the I.nndon mine owners, -not 'con
tent with boosting the price of the atones
60 per cent. In less than three years, are
preparing for another advance In tho
spring. They would make It this fart, but
that the big buying season Is In February
and March. They say the diamonds art)
scarcer In South Africa and ths cost ol
mining has Incressed. Omaha dealers think
they have enough diamonds to last thetq
until spring, but they must buy then."
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the six principal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. ,
Omaha 1.5o0 ,J l.20
Chicago 1.600 18.0"0 8.(0
Kansas City 4,orO . 6.001 4 0"0
St. Louis 4.50) 8.5oO 1.0 )
St. Joseph 1.651 6,344 l.&sg
Sioux City soO 4.8O0
Totals .' 18,351 66.644 16.788
Near York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER flaH per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak; actual
business tn bankers' bills at $48' for de
mand and at $4.82? for sixty-day bills.
Commercial bills. $4.8178.
SILVER-Bsr, 68c; Mexican dollars,
52c.
BONDS Government, easy; railroad, Irregular.
HIGGINS' B0DYG0ES WEST
! Corpse of Lynched Mas Passes
Tbroogla Omaha to Mother
. , - la Derer, ,
The body of Ixrls R. Iligglns, who was
lynched by a mob at Bancroft Monday
morning, passed through Omaha Friday on
Us way to Denver, where Hlggln's soother,
Mrs. Cora Hlgglns. Is awaiting MV Mrs.
H logins provided the money to pay tho
undertaking snd tranaportatlon charges.
The body arrived over the Northwektern
Friday morning and was transferred In
the afternoon to the Burlington.
T. A.- Holliater, who, had been retained
j to defend Hlgglns, received 4 letter from
Mrs. Hlgglns In which she blames the
Thurston county authorities for not taking
better precautionary measures for protect
ing her son. She thinks tho lynching ought
to I.sve been prevented. .
Evaporated .Apples and Drleaf Fralts.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80. EVA POR ATED
APPLES The msrket is firm, but no busi
ness of conseuuencge Is reported at the
comparatively high range of prices
CALIFORNIA l'RIEO FRUITS Prunes
ars unchanged. -Apricots and peachea are
practically nominal, in the absence of Im
portant business. Rslslns remaia steady to
Arm at recent prices, owing to light supply
on spot,
So sar tail Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. M.-SUOAR-Raw.
steady; fair r-flr.ing, 2.42c; centrifugal, 9!
test. $.60c; molasses, sugar, $03c; refined,
steady; crushed, 6.7uc; powdered, , i.loc;
Orleans, 370
Treaaary Stateaseat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. tO.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In ths gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve, allows: Available raah balance,
$.'I.772.4SO: gold coin and bullion, $51,090,044;
gold certificates. 111.
Bask Clearings.
OMAHA, Auk. 80. Hank clearings for to
day were $1,746,606.64 snd for the corre
sponding date Isst year $1'.2W.287.&4.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. tO -MET A 1.8-A fur
ther decline waa reported In the London
tin market, with spot and futurea both
quoted at 166 12a 6d. Locally the market
was weak, with spot quoted at $36.00 3 86. 25.
Copper was lower In l-ondon at 76 7a td
for spot and 75 10s for futures. Locally
the market was weak, but unchanged. Lead
was unchanged In both mark eta. with Lon
don at 19. -Spelter was unchanged la
London, with apot quoted at A. 2.' 16a. Local
prices declined to $5.tbii6.&i. Iron was
lower In the London market, with standard
uut.dry quoted at Iws 71 and Cleveland
Imitatioc8 pay the dealer
a larger profit,
than tho real thing, otherwise you
wruld never bo offered g substi
tute, when you ask. for an adver
tised article. Imitations ere not
advertised because they are not
'permanent. For every genuine
article there are many Imitations.
,Tb Imitator .baa no reputation to
sustain the advertiser has. . It
stands to reason that the adver
tised article Is the best, otherwise
trie public would not buy It, and
the advertising could not be con
tinued. When you ask for ' an
advertised article, sot) that ya
v' get it -'-.'". ' :.
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