Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1910.
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W?t Openi Lower, but rina on
f f Beariih EeporU.
TRADE OIT COEN IS QUITE BULLISH
vyriw i
OMAHV
f V1 opened nhtly lo
1 he lvrnmnt, report vai
I .Vji g bekrlah, owing to the
Gaverameat Report gaowe a Filllag
Off in Receipts! aad Prices Hala
Higher- Cra
Art It.
OMAHA, Neb., August 9, 1019.
lower, but firm.
ras construed ' as
Increase in the
winter wheat yield, which, for uuallty and
" i,""1"'!" on ot 'he best on it-cord.
Trade ,wu rather more bullish on corn
owing to the decline In condition reported
by the government report. Receipt how
some falling off, and prices ruled firm to
ijjlfier.
Wheat opened Home lower. Influenced by
the gottetnn.cnt., report and advice of
tiettor jfleM Id 'the opting wheat belt
foreign news ' In the sustaining feature,
and hedging sales are Ihrhter.
The wn ikhikfi was not very active
ana value did not reflect rather bull
lah government report, although toe range
waa navtionaily hiaher tluouanuut ..
anaaion. Country selling haa fallen off
and receipts are less burdensome. Pros
pects are some' better alter the recent
rain. 1 '".
filmniy wheat receipt a were 1,2'I9,0(0
Duaheia and shipments were UiS.oiO bushels
agalnat receipts lest year of 1.0i9,000 buahela
and ahiplnenta of KJ6.000 bushels.
Primary- w receipts were K60.000 buahela
-na snipmeius were- 677,10 buahela against
.Llpt last utr ot 660.400 buahela and
Ahipmenta t'f Asl.uuo buahela. - :-
t'pniifn were l.ouo buahela of corn,
none ot eats, and wheat and flour eq.uai to
l-'k.ooo buahela.
Liverpool, close Hiid higher on wheat
and 4d lower on corn.
Local rung of optiona: -
Articles! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Yesy,
Wheat-)
Kept... DC I 9S
Pec... - Di w
Corn -.,111"
Sept.. S9H J9H
Po.... b;',i 61
Oat-
pt... m n
Dec.. aw, - 36
' 1 I
93
96,
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9t
69H
67 V
I14
9; 14
ta
bi
4'4
TV
Jbai
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, Uanak Cask lriMi.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard. .95V4fi31c: No
d, iMt4K7c; No. 4-hard, k.ku3c; rejected
a, &:; No. I spring-. vlM:ic.
ORN-No. 1 white. MWaVic: No. S white,
!VMfo2c: No. 4 white. 6WalAc: No. 2 ye!
lew, 680O'-ic; No, V yeUow, D94UGOaa; No.
J yeuow vswtJWc; No. a. lJfoO'.d; no. v
i-VoWVo 4.-. 66!!c; no giade, 4
OAT9-No.- 1 white. Mfl&Vic; No. 3
white, Si'ttf&c: No. 4 white, !H434e; No.
I yellow. .'Utic; No: 4 yeilow.' ilViijX'c.
future irteady; 8eptember nominal; Ot to
be r, 7a Tti; Uexmber. 7 ISd.
CUKN ripot firm; old Amerllcan mmea.
ia lid; future quiet; tfepteiuber, 4a VHd,
October, 4a d.
WEATHLIt IN THE URA1X BELT
Kerte Prelet r'a.lr Temlskt d
Wedaeaday la Thla Vlelalty.
OMAHA. Neb., Auguat t, 1919.
Bhower were again, acattered over the
upper (lslwlppi and Mlxeourl valley
within the last twenty-four hour, and
heavy and executive ralna occurred la
Knai, weatern Miaaourt, and tiklahoma.
The following heavy falla occurred In Kan
aa . ince toe precedinr report: Three
it ( he at Manhattan, two Indira at Oiage
t it y, and falla ranging from one to hearty
two Inches occurred at llaker, Toronto,
oia. Marriftonvllle, and McPherson. A fall
ot 1.30 Inchen occurred at lAmnr, Mo. Tne
ahoweia In NebrnHka ere badly acaitervri.
and were not heavy In any section, the
heaviest falla, aa shown by our report,
being In the vIMnity of Hasting and Fair
morn, temperatures have remained mod
erate In all aectlona during the last twenty
four hour, and generally cooler wea'hei
prevail thla morning from the Mlsaourl
river west Into the mountain districts, and
allghtly cooler weather may be ctpected
In thla vicinity, tonight ..with fair tonight
and Wednesday.
' . 1910 1909 IX 1907
Minimum temperature .. 02 73 is 75
Precipitation T .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, ( de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation alnce March 1,
14.02 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period la 1909,
.69 of an Inch.
Kxcesa corresponding period In 190$, .33
oC an Inch.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
(or aad 'Wheat Ilealoa Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at H a. m., 75th meridian time,
Tueaday, Auirust , 1910: . .
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Rtatlon. Max. Mln, fnlU
Aahland, Neb fI
Auburn, Neb 77
llroken Bow Nnb. 78
Columbua. Neb... 80
Culbertson, Neb.. HO
Falrbury. Neb.... al
Fairmont, Neb.., 81
Or. Island. Neb.. 1
Hastings,' Neb.... 79
Holdrege. Neb.... 79
Oakdale. Neb....'. 79
Omaha, Neb...,
Tekamah. Neb,
Alta, Ia
Carroll, la
Clarinda. Ia...
Piblev. la.r
Sioux City, la
'Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
::B-
.. 8
.. Ft
.. 84
.. 85
.. 82
67
59
50
&3
65
69
(A
63
65
65
61
2
67
64
64'
HO
61
R8
.01
.00
.00
.12
.00
.10
.60
.15
.67
.01
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.03
.00
.00
for.
Bkv.
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
'Clear
' Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
,' Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Temp. -
aiax. Min.
Rain
fall.
46Q'63n,
Chicago, ...
iVIineapoll
l Uriah
Duluth - ...,
'..JJflTSicto. I, j
Caraf Receipt.' '
i' T'- Wheat -Corn.
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.;..A,..'.'v....U0
Oats.
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CHICAC3U lOBAlVi AND FROVIBIONfl
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Keatorea. of theTfadlagt aad Cloalng
Price ou llonril vt - Trade.
CHICAOct Aug- D.-On account of the
Knighta Templar parade the Board of
Trade today closeu at noon. Long before
that hour business had dwindled to almuat
nothing The finish left wheat VsC higher
to WU'd Usaar. Corn netted an advance of
V4c to W aod oata W'e to V4o. Laat
sales of provlalona weca 6c dow,n to 7Vto up.
It was rumored that 260.000 buahela to
600.000 bushels of wheat had been aold for
ox port, pun from Duluth and part from
tJaltimore. ,
An Initial decline, ocourred because of the
oti'lclal oYop figures made public after the
dose Mundayi In a Keneral way the re
'port waa cenaldored bearish, owing to the
tireat InoreSse Hi the winter wheat harvest.
Nevei theleaj the 'tone of the market at
the laat was firm, chiefly hr consequence
ur the bllHtuti JreiaartMittlnfi,.-l',ractTia-tions
of the t&jprember topcion wr between
sl.uuWfd.0uH aiir U1H. with the olotia a
ahade to o U -.t SUHttfal.01' to tl.011).
Official curitlrniationoCa sensational
' Shortage In hay erop. mart holdera of
corn stubborn, -particularly a the. govern
ment figures Indicated a. falling eff qf 6
point In July "for con 4telf. September
langed f ron' 2To to 63 o and closed ateady
at c, a net galn.pt wo. The cash
market was firm.' No. 2 yellow closed at
Outs were Influenced by much the same
cbnsf'lci'atiohs aa corn. September varied
foi,,tl iVn3tio to S7c, finishing with WAc
advmkii a ,tjO'T0. -... .
Provlslona seemed Inclined to sag, fol
. lowing a little buying on the part of
short and ac&lpera at the start. Pork
closed, -Co: down' to 7Hc up, lard a - ahade
lower to 2Ho higher and ribs unchanged to
an aavanca oi Zftc.
'Tli lading f uture ranged aa .'ollow:
ArUclea.l Opij. High. Iow. Cloe. Bat'y,
Wheat , I ' T '
tept. l oi
XlMtK i-I 03h, l 04Ht 1 '
May., J-.l.taOiWn.l im
Uoi ii- i . i . I ,
' Sept.- ' fc 'I '
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De;
Mayiv
Outiv
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Laid
Sept.
VO.t
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Sept
Oct.
Jan.
-m, - 62S
28V.W-S. ' 3k,
" 40 Vief;,
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. i 21 -30 , SI 30
, 20 67Vi
f 18 10 ' li 10
11 12 11 E24
11 40 11 42 St
irfri'b ii ri
I0i- io yo
45 45
69
403
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21 0THI
20 47V4;
18 UU
11 42W
11 37S
ii so
io hiw
27Vil
1 01i4 1 01V,
1 04HHI1 04M.V
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3j V4
CV4iJ"V,nU3i'&'f:
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21 IS '
20 60
18 00
11 46
11 1U
11 S2
10 83
87H
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84 '-" 64 , .)
84 ..TO .C
86 ; 62 . .40
82 .60 .JO
84 ' 62. .00
7S 6t .W)
84 62 .80
83 66 . .SO
No. of
District Stations.
Columbua, 0 17 .
Louisville. Ky 19
Indianapolis, Ind., 12
Chlchgo. Ill
St. Louis, Bio...... l.i
lies Molnee. la.... 14
Mlnneapo'ls, Minn. 3i)
Kansaa City. mo.,
Omahn. Neb. 19
Temperatures contlnu moderate through
out the corn and wheat region. Llsrht
rains occurred within the last twenty-four
hours In the Minneapolis, Omaha, St. Louis,
and Chicago districts. Heavy to excessive
rains occurred In the Kansas City district.
1.30 Inches occurren at umnr, Mo.; 2
Inches at Osage City, Kan. 120 inches at
Bnker, Kan.; S 'Inches at Manhattan.
Kan. t 1.10J Inches .at , Toronto, Kan.; and
1 inch at Iola, Harrlsoijvllle, and McPher
son, Ken. -.
". " ' L. A. .-WELSH,
local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
1SEW YURKSruCliS ANDBONDS
Market Exhibits Dcrelopment of Poii
tite Strength During Day.
UI7C0TERED SHOETS BOOST PRICES
Deprfasloa la Early galea So MoeW
rate) aa ta Serve aa Wiralng ta
Bears laat Stoeka Ara
Firm.
NEW YORK, Aug. . The development of
positive strength In the stock market today
was- the outgrowth largely of the power
of resistance to unfavorable factor which
was demonstrated.
The depression of the early prices waa
so moderate as to aerve as a warning to
the bear element In speculation that pres
ent holders ot stocks would not be In
duced easily to selll.
The advance In prlcea waa largely duo
to demands from uncovered shorts.
The dealings were. In a large degree,
professional, and Reading. L'riton Pacific,
and United Etatea soared upwards half of
the total transactions. The quiet tone of
the corn market today and downward
tendency in wheat left no room for sen
sational Inferences of harm to those crops.
The weather news ot the day was good and
the tone of the weekly bulletin ot the
weather bureau strengthened the assump
tion that It had Improved since the
date of tho monthly government report
Cotton was affected even more sharply
by the weather news and especially the
prospect of rains In Texas.
In the field of dividend action there was
the Increase in the Canadian Pacific div
idend and -the maintenance of the gloss
Sheffield Steel dividend. Th Canadian
railroad stock made a strong response and
the sympathetic effect was particularly
marked on the stocks of the transcontinen
tal railroad lines. The declaration of the
regular dividend on Sloss-Shef field Steel
disposed bf rumors that It was Intended
to reduce or pass the dividend. The re
bound in the price was correspondingly
sharp.
The better feeling over the crop promise
was of . far reaching effect The. manner
of lta working waa Illustrated In the as
sertion made by President Brown of the
New York Central that he was Influenced
In placing large orders for new equipment
by the conviction that good harvests were
now assured. The influence of this was
seen In tha Iron and steel Industrials, in
cluding U. 8. Steel. Persistent reports
that a cut had been made to I.J6.&0 on an
order for 20.000 tona of steel rails by the
Illinois Steel company to a western rail
road In order to neve the order from going
to foreign competitors - met with Iresu
denials but was discussed with great In
terest In the financial district
Secondary consideration of the July
Statistics of the copper producers assoc
iation aeemcu lo give greater satisfac
tion than the first Impression and the
cepper stocks were all strong.
Bonds are firm except for the depression
of New York City stocks. Total sales par
value, $1,187,000.
U. g. 2 registered advanced Vi and the
coupon V4 per cent In the bid price on the
call.
Number ot aales and leading quotations
on stocks today were;
Bales. Hli&. Low. moM.
of the Increased dividend. Near tha end
of the first hour, realising caused a reac
tion, and at noon the market was quiet
1th orlcea ranging from l"o above to o
below yesterday's New York closing.
Cnr.aola. monay ... II M , X. at T K
a ereoant II l ltN. T. Ontrl lit
tnul. Otipr H Norfolk W n
Amnarula "4 a M !
Atehlantt V fit larto A W n,
lo (4 Ptnniylvanta t
Baltimore at mu...lll4Bin( Hina
(uraaiM rclflo
Ch. at otv
kicaco Ol. W....
-.. M. ft, r...
! Ban
IMnrar 4k R. O. ..
So M
Brl
do 1st M
4n Id pd
Crn4 Trunk
Illlaol (vmrml ..
SILVfcH Bar,
114 ROTdln
. ?44So. Kallwar .
. l-i ao ptd
.lfc. Paririe ..
. I4 Unloe Pmciflo
. 4o pfd
. n v. s. si...
,. xx r
,. mwbii
. at lo f4 .....
,. I Spanish 4a ..
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ateady at 24 7-Hd per OS.
MONET leftist, per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for abort bills Is 2V per cent; for three
months' bills, IS Pr cant
1U
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..in
..lis
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.. ton
..in
.. 17
.. U
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New Vark Maaer Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. I.-MONKY-On call
easy, IH1&2 per cent; ruling rate, IVi per
cent; closing bid, li per cent; offered at
IT per cent. Time loan easier; 60 days,
&&3V4 per rent and 90 days, 3V?4 Pr
cent: six months. 4tfriirercent.
PRIM id MERCANTILE rAPER-6ViO
Per cent.
HILVBR Bar, 62Tc. Mexican dollars. 44e.
BONDS Government. firm; railroad.
firm.
Cloalng quotations on bonis today war
as follows:
.WaiInt M. If. 4H..V.
.loo 'Japan a
.ion oo 4H
.lnni K. C. So. lit Is 7!
.114 1.. 8. dob. 4 1M1... ni
lHVk U aV N. unl 4a. r
. 7:t M K. ft T. lit 4l.. T'4
.1"! 40 sn. 41. 4M
Am. T. A T. rr. i..l Mo. Pacific it 7S
Am. Tobacco 4 7N. Tt. R. of M. 4m MMj
o la 10MiN. T. C g. I'H
Armour at Co. 4H.. ao ak. 4 HH
Atchison B. 41.... M N. V.. N. K. H,
OUAtlA LIVESIOCli MARKET
Another Day of Libeml Eeceipti of
Western Cattle.
HOGS OPEN AT STRONG FIGURES
Liberal Reeeljte af be aad I.aaaka,
ka Oaallty Is Poor, Wklla tka
Uensaad la Oaa4 Prlcea
Ara riraa.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. I. 1910.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday
Katlmated Tuesday
Two days this week....
Same days last week..
Sa me daya 2 weeks ago
fm days S weeks ago
ame daya 4 weeka ago., s.733
Same daya last year U.IM3
The following table ahowa the receipts of
cattle, hoga and ahcep at South Omaha for
me year to date as comparea wna imi
V. S. r(. u. rs-.
4s eoopoa
V. S. la, rog
do coupon
V. t. 4. rog.......
4o enupos .......
Allla-Oial. 1st t..
Am, Ag. Cm. ,
Qaotatloaa
on Varloaa
56H
21 17Vi
20 65
17
11 46
U S7H
U.07H
11 SO
10 S6
27Vk
No. a
Cash uiiotntlou . rje aa- fullowa:
KLOUK-r-ctteadyi" winter strnlghts, 4.60fii
5.S0; winter Ktsttights. - J4.30W6 00; spring
strarpht,- 3."ff'.46; bakers, I4.00S5.7S.
rtYltJ -No, 2., 7H.7fo; '
BAK.UdY.l-ed vr mixing. 4Sfr55c; fair
to 'clioloa' Inaltliig. SuS6c.
SliKlS 6lt.. No. 1 southwestern, 12. US;
No. 1 aavliwvstrn, (3.64. Timothy, 15.90.
Clover, fsols ii! V 5
PHOVllMNS pork, per bbl.. $J1.76
OU00. Laid, per lOO-'Iba.j $11.45. Short ribs,
sides, loose. IlLOofjlOV Short clear aides,
boxed. ll. TMl 12.00.'' '
Total clearances of wheat and Xlour were
'equal to lJk.OuO bit. 'Pilnuiry receipts were
1.2.M.000 bu., compared with 1.079,300 bu. tho
corresponding day a year ago.
Katlinated receipts -for tomorrow: Wheat,
&:s cars; cum, 130 cars; oats. Mi cars; hogs,
2LuO -head.. . , -
lUtTXJiw-t.SlsaJy; , arcauterica, 2S29c:
dalrleo, ri'u'-oc
KtMjS-bUtadyi revetpta. 12.080 cases; at
nmrtv cases,-inclutled, luxl4c; firsi. 17c;
prime first. lc.
CHEalrilJ-i Htoady;' daisies.'' tt'ifflBVaC;
t)a. 144lNc: yoaag America. l!o;
lung horna. L6'g;l6c.
POTATOlCA-hieaJy; choice to fanoy, S2Q
tit; fair to good, 711 80c.
l-Ul'LTKU-Mtwuly; turkeys. 20c; fowls,
13; sprlnga, Itc.
vVKAL-Steady; 60 to 0-!b. wts., gtJBHc;
tift lo te-lb. wis., tfHc; ti to 110-lb. wt.,
WuVlWxc.
of the Day
Coiunxodltlea,
NEW YORK. Aug. .-FLOi;R-Market
quiet; spring patents. u.Sfriti.Oi); winter
straights. t4.60ii4.5; winter patents. I4.764J
6.10: soring clears. 64. 454. 60: winter extras.
No. 1. J3.76ti3.IH): winter extras, No. 2. $3.60(9
1.65; Kansas straights, 4.ih'(ifi.iu. ttye iiour,
dull; , fair to good, $410o4.3o; choice to
fancy, 4.4OSi4.S0. r, V', v
CORNMEAL-Stedy: fine white and yeK
low, tl.6otg1.60;. choice, $1.45 L60; kiln dried,
J3.5'fi3.tiO.
. WHEAT-Spot. steady; new No-A $1.06.
elevator, and $1.07, f. o, b.. There was jb
ver auict trade In wheat, aoa after- show.
liiK aom weakneas early under selling-on
the government report prlcea rallied on the
firmnosa. In Winnipeg and rumors ot.
better export demand, cloalng ti"io net
higher. September closed at $1.07 and
December at (1.10.'
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2. 72Hc, nominal,
elevator, to arrive, c. I. f . - The ..'option
market was weak, transactions closing un
changed. OATH Spot, firm; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs!,
nominal; natural white. 26 to 32 lbs., itiH:
Hc; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 48i$UHkC.
Receipts were 57,875 bu. .i - ,
HOPS Quiet; state, common to- eliolca,
1900, mfOc; 1908, nominal. Paclfia coast.
lW, 94ilKc; 1908. nominal.
LEATHER Steady; hemlack, firsts. U
26o; seconds, 2426c; seconls, 21g23o; thirds,
lVfrSOcj rejected, 17llfl. .t - .
PROVISIONS Pork quiet: mess. $26.50:
family, $26.0O2.00; short olears, $34.00g26.60;
Beef, steady; mess, $16.lsT15.50; family, $19.00
ft 19. 50; beef hams. (2J.O0(ij24.O0. Cut meats,
quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lba., (15.75
18.00; pickled hams, (16.00. Lard, . ateady ;
middle weat prime, (U60ll.70; .refined,
easy; continent, $12.36;'South America, $13.00
fal3.25; compound, (10.25tll0.60.
TALLOW Steady; prime city (hhds.).
(7.25; country, $6.769T.K7k; prime summer
yellow, $!.&0'4'9.76; October, $7.757.78; Nov
ember. $712(g7.13; dressed, (6.9C.96.
BUTTER Firmer; receipts, 13,002 cases;
creamery specials, 29f-29Vc; extras,
28V.c: third to first '246 27c.
CHEESEv-Steadyj reeelpta. HVrflgo; state
whole mlllt, fair to good, 12y,13c.
EOOS Firm, unchanged; receipts, 16,250
case.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western broil
ers. ISo; fowls. 15ci turkeys. 10pl4o.
Pressed, steady; western broilers. iWttVSc;
fowls, l8l8tto; turkeys, lofi-SOa
t. Laata Uaavral Harkat.
BT. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 9. WHEAT
Future, lower; September, 99c; Pecember.
$1.03Mitil.03H. Cah: Firm,' track No. 2 red,
$1.011.04; No. 2 hard. $1.00Ql.uH .
CORN Futures, hgher; September. 630
63Vtc; Pecember, 59c. Cash: . Higher; track
No. 2, 66ft6tc. No. 2 white, 66(f66c.
OATS Futures, higher; September, 4Uc;
Deeember. SWc. Cssht Higher; track No.
2, 8a'4c; No. 2 white. 86H4f3'fec.
RYr-TTnchanged, lo. -
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents, (."lIO
6.40; extra fancy and straight. $4.4H.yO,
hard winter clenr. $3.80tS 90. -
SEED Timothy, (5.2oti5.75.
CORNMEAL (3.36. .
BRAN Pull; "sacked, east track, K397c.
, HAY Steady J timothy, (14.004jl9.60; pial
rle. (llOuo 14.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, Unchanged; jobbing,
(21.75. I-ard. unchanged; prime steam,
$U.024i9U.22H. Pry salt meats (boxed).
steady; extra shorts, il.J7H: clear ribs.
(12.37S; short clears, (12.75. Bacon boxed,
steady; extra shorts, $i:i.87',4; clear ribs,
(13.874; short clears, (14.26.
I'ObLTrtK 4Uiei; chickens, 11c; springs,
14c; turkeys, lst'J4c; ducks. frui2c; geeae,
68 c.
ii UTTERy Higher; creamery, L'StaVic, (
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.M t.tfn)
Wheat, bu Ki.OuO FS.000
Corn, bu 2".0"0 36.0UO
Oats, bu 104,0u0 91.509
V, Mlaaraaolta Grata Market.
ttlKKKAPOLIS. Aug. I.-WHUT-Keteuibei-.
$l.lltl.lj Pecember, 1 UVO
lll. -Mv,' (l.lal.l5V Caih No, 1
batx.'V; No. 1 northern, $1.10H6M9;
N.3 iirlkea, (LH41.1; No. J. (1.09u
ltUK, . ,. ...
II.AX-C.49,
CtlRN-No. ( Uow. ajiitlo.
SWtf 37c.
OATS No, I white, 3
1 HTl-i No. 2. 7174c.
XJ"l'A-N In,.'00 pound
T'LOf"R-1rat pater
nd sack. (20 00 20.5a
enta in wood t. o t
Mln'Htons. ' a.i.attf..liO: ecnd patenta, $5.50
.t; rirwi wears, h-iuiti.31; second clears,
(j.fu-lO.
'"Oa'ika liar Market..'
hMAH'A, Aug 9-HAY No. 1 upland
$11 wi; Not f Upland. (I0.D0; packing, $soo.
Svrw Wbeac (6.UI1; rye and oats, (5 60;
1,1. bay,. UP ... ... - -
Mttvtakke-a Crala Market.
.-OlHT-WArKKE. Aug. .-n.OITRtuiL
' -VHBA.r-No. I northern, (1.11 17; No. I
northern, (1 l,l.Li; September. (1.01V
DATs-Ktandnrd, SKft 6c.
HA RLKY Maniple, tp70c. . ' .
. Hi- .-i-. , . t
I.Iti mil -tirala Market.
t.tvrRPOOt. Auk l-WHEAT.Innt
fuili No. I red waairn, winter, n ateck;
Allla-Chalmtra pfd l.Xtt
Amaliatnatod Coppor 41,bl
Aniorican Asncultuiml
American Boot 8ur 70O
American Can l.KW
American c! F 40
American Cotton Oil , - U0
American H., L. ptd 4uV
American loa securities.... JO
Amaiican Unseed , ..KM
American Locomotive v...," suO
American S. R. 14,0uo
Am. 8. R. ptd l'J
Am. Steel foundries !
American Sugar kellnlns.. 600
American T. T 1,H
American Tobaueo pfd lis)
American Woolen
Anaconda Mtnlna Co 1.0HO
Atahltoo 14,700
Atchteon ptd .. 400
Atlantlo Coast Line. :. too
Ualtlmora A Ohio.......... $.700
belhlekem Steel i.'.. ......
Urookljrn Rapid Tk. 4,60
Canadian Paclfle! I,2u0
Central Vnibr t-x-- - -BUO -
Oentral Lawttaer ptd 00
Central, ot ti Jersey.. ......
Cheaapwke 4k Ohio.. or.... 11.TU0
Chicago A Alton A...
Chioaeu' Ot. Wft nw..-. ... v 700
o. o. w. pfd -4oo .
Chicago A N. W Io0
C, M. fc St. P :...T...- 4,WO
CO.. C. A 8t. L,
Colorado P. A I 1,000
Colorado Southern 100
Consolidated Oaa $.100
Cora Product 100
Delaware Hudsoo ' 100
Denver A Rio Uranda. 1.700
D. A, R. 0 pfd roo
Dlsilllsra' Beourltlea 700
Krle , t,ous
Erie let pfd t 600
Krle id pfd
Oeneral Electric ............ tot
Great Northera pfd X.VO0
Great Northera Ore otta... ton
Illlnota Central 6u0
Inter bo rough Met.- - 4.1KJ0
Int. Met. pfd 1,104
International H arrester ... !,
Int. Marin pfd loO
International Paper
lntsraatlonal Pump - 100.
Iowa Central . 4
Kiniu City 80. t4o0
K. C. 80. ptd.. Wt
Laclede aaa .W
Louisville A Naahvlll 1.400
Minn. A 8U Louis. 400
at., BC P. A S, B. M l.WO
M., K. A T ,
M., K. A T. pfd 0
Missouri Pmclfio too
National Blaoult
National Lead V
N. R. R. of M pfd 100
New York Central 1.S00
N. T., O. A W 1,800
Norfolk A Western I1
North Amerloan 4u0
Northern Pacific T.loO
Paclfia Mall '
Pennarliranla s.yu
People's Oaa W"
P., C, C. A St. h
Pittsburg Coal 100
Praised gteel Oar 400
Pullman Palace car
Railway Bteel Spring (00
Reading .' lOJl.noo
Republio Steel 4 '
RepuMlo Steel pld 1.0u
Hock laland Co M.M0
Ruck Island Co. pfd 14,004
St. U A 8. F. 3d pfd loo
St. Louts 8. W 100
81. L. S. W. pfd 100
Wloa.-Shetfl.ld A A 1 1.H00
outhern Pselflo Bo.ioo
Southern Kallwar w
80. Railway pfd l.wo
Tennessee Copper ,
Teaat A PaclfiO 1.400
T., bt. U A W w
T., Bt. L. A W. pfd so
tnlon Pacllio ............ua.iuv
talon Pacillo pfd.....,.... J1",
United Slates Resits '
Vnited Staea Ruooer )'
tnled Etatea ieai. .ais.w.
U. 8. KUel pfd .M
Vtah Copper .
Va.-Carvuin Cbemleal ... l."o
Wabaaft .
Wabash pfd !.
Weetera Maryland
Wosungliouaa Kleotria ....
Veateia UJUOn ew
V. be. ling A U : ':-
Total aalca tar me uaj, eee.ivu eaeiee.
Kaasvaa City Grata and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. J.WHEAT-Sep.
teuiber Tic bid; Pecember, $1.00 bid;
May, $1.06SglOo bid. Cash, unchanged;
No. 2 hard, 7cu1.03; No. $ hard, 9tk-'(i101;
No. 1 red. $L0uul.UVa; No. $ red, eao(L.0trH-
CORN September, 2423io sellers; Peo
ember, (Vsic bid; May, yJij'j0Ji,o seller.
Cash unchanged; No. I mixed, tWc; No.
mixed. 36Jc; No. 2 white, Who; No.
L white. iMtiMVc. '
OATS Cnuhanged;- No. t, (5Hc; No.,!
xnlxed. 24'aec.
llYK-.No. 2. sOaMo.
HAY Unchangod; choice timathy, (14.00
C14WI choice prairie. (U.0ull..
bUTTEH Creamery, 5Vio; first, 23c; se
conds, tic; ckmg stock, $00.
Ei.lts-Exttas. loo.; first. He; seconds, (a
Receipt, bhlpmenta
Wheat, bu na.ws) 214.H00
Corn, bu 4.0w HO KM
Okts. bu...... 1J.0U0. UCM)
Pearls Market. .
PEORIA. Aug. t. CORN Cash, No.
yellow, 66c; No. 2 yellow, 64VtU.c; No,
yellow. aJWo; no grade, 60c.
OAT-Caah. higher; No. 2 white. $';c;
No, ( white, 36c, No. 4 white, Jbc; stau
dard. Jeijaac
Kaaar aad Mlsara,
NEW YORK, Aug. -SCQAR IUw,
firm; muicovido. K9 test, t.NOc; ceinrlfuKal,
tsi teat, 4.Suo; molataea sugar, tit test, I bu-;
refined, qulat; crushed, l.eou; graituiated,
(.lie; (ewdered, .2io.
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do cr. 6a......
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do IHs
do 8. W. Sa.
Brk. Tr. ov. 4s..,
On. ol Oa. 4a.,
Cen. Leather ia.,
C. of N. J. g. is.. 121 8. U A 8. F,
Chee. A Ohio 4a...loe do (en. 6
ao ret. n ,
Chicago A A. la,
C, B. A Q. j. 4s...
do gen. 4s....i..i,
C. M. A 8. P.
C. R. I. A P. e,
106 or. a ltl
107 N. A W. 1st C 4a.. Hi
N . do c. 4s. !7
No. PsHfle 4s
114 rto ta it
,0. 8. L. rfde. 4s 1
Sepenn. ev. Js 1416. o
lrxie as eon. 4s.. .i mi
tw 1, Heading gen. ia...... wt
7S
do rfg.
Colo. Ind. 6s...
Colo. kid. 4s.;
C. A S. r. A e. 4a 3
l. at H. ev. a
D. A R. O. 4s
da ret. ia
Distillers' la ,
Krle p. 1. 4s.u....,
do sen. 4a
do or. 4a, ear. A
do eerlse B
Oen. Kleo. cv. Si..
III. Cen. 1st ret. 4s
Int. Met. 4s
Bid. Offered.
0 . L. 8. W. f. 4e
Til do let gold 4a...
3 Beaboard A. L. 4a..
4 Bo. Pao. col 4s
SSil II do cv
4s.. 2u do 1st
(a. 4s. 7w
a'
ret. 4a.
So. Railway ta
do gen. 4s
t'nlon Paclfio 4a.
do cv. 4a ,
T do let A ref.
2U. 8. Rubber la.
1 V. 8. Steal M aa.
47 . Va.-Caro. Chem.
84 Webealj 1st ia....
17 do 1st A ax. 4a..
64 Weetarn Mr. 4a...
COVtWeat. Rlec. ev. ia.
132 wis. Orntral 4a...
' II ' Mo. Pac. cv. is..
78 '
7?V
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... 41
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.... 17
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1
Boatna ' Stocks ss Boa da.
BOSTON, Aug. (.Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows
Allows
Amal. Copper
A. Z. U A 8.,.
Arlaona Com. ..
Atlantic
B. A C, C. A 8.
Butt Coalition
( a I. A Artiona..
Cat. A Hecla..
Centennial
.... 41 Mohawk
Nevada Con. ...
a Nlpisslns Mines
.... U North Butte ....
.... T North Lake .....
M. - 1601d Dominion ..
.... JO Oseaola .'.
..... 6tHParrott t. A C.
...,6ft Qulncy
1 Shannon
t-i
41
43 H
'
4
67
11
II
12
17
b
101
44
111
112
1
f7
4"
110
H
$4
74
1W
44
101
too
M
40
$9
44
144
124
74
IH
M
ISO
111
0
11
H
41
Hi
14
12V
w
110
17
47
0
1
10
4o
M
i
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11
1W
14
1
CI
Sa
il
104
60
21
11
40 1
lie
1
2
106
S4
H
44
lf.7
12
141
10
42
K
M
6
40
112
Sat
S3
24
26
22
4
ISO
HI
4a
14
a
116
4
Copper Rang C C. 6U8utierlor
East Butts C M..... 8 Superior A B.
Franklin 11 Superior A P.
Glroux Con 7 Tamarack
Oranbr Con. 24141!. B, C. A O..
Greene Cananaa 1 U, 8. 8. R, A
Isle Kojale Copper... 18 do pfd ......
Kerr Lake SVl'tah Con
Laaa copper .....
La Salle Copper,.
Miami Copper ...
Bid. "Asked.
. 69
. 11
. K
. $7
.
. IT
.111
. 16
. 74
. W
. 44
12
44
14
St....
47
64
rr Utah copper Co...... 44
11 Winona
21WolertB .... 117 '
M...
C...
. 6.1N7 H41.1-W
. 6.804 7. (Ml 16.6M
.U.m 11.004 40. m
.16.616 14.tn 0.!0
.U8. 14.211 .1
.lo.bHO 10.413 il.iii
,74s 24.4i
.4J 28.0S2
( feeders.. 470 ( 00 bull TiO
T heifers... 474 2 90 4 cows 817
6 cows MS ( 40 ( cows W0
T feeders.. 444 ( 16
J. i. Telgen-S. TV
27 cows M0 t 76 11 cows IM
steers... .101 4 00 $6 steers.. ..1303
48 feeders.. M9 4 66
VA Burnett-fl. P.
13 heifers... HM 2 60 steers.. ..Ufa?
Johnston Bros. 14. D.
( COWS 776 2 90 6 cows...., &31
C. Thompson 8. P.
48 cows ?'- 2 90
I cows 977 2 60
1,1 feeder.. 624 4 00
1 calves... It 4 00
Johnston
29 heifers...
8 feeders..
16 calves...
Bros. 8. D.
10 cows
calves...
13 teertnrs.
4
10
S HO
2 66
2 U
( 20
i 60
S 28
t SO
3 to
2 00
S 76
2M
7HJ
market steady to strong; calve, re hlgbrr,
dressed beef and epit steers, (4.16 y 8.1
fulr to good. (4.6041 . Mi: western sleet. Ill
Vl.00; stockera and feedera. (t.Oirui.lo; south,
ern steers, (il.6ouA.00; aout hrn oiws. (i SH
4 00; native cows. $i.iJr6 00. ntl-e helfera
$.V6014.50( btHls, (4.10 I W; calve. (4.a
9.01.
HOGS Reeelpta. $.400 head, market atearlj
t. 60 higher, bulk of amirs. H.l01iS6i!
he;vv. (,Mii.s.(6; packers and butcher
(H.aii.i.t; light. (.3t.fi8..
KlllfibP ANP LA M H.1 Receipts, . 6 .Of
head; market wesk to I0o lower; lambs,
(10tvo6.76; yearlings, (4.MV&S.2T.; wethers.
(3.76AI 4.2f; ewes, (J.5t44.00; storkers and
feedera. (t7T4 00.
year: 1910. 1J.
Cattla o3l.7lrt
Hnga ,...1.6.U.X.'tl 1.5x1,8,0
Kheep r4a,188 800,613
Tha following table shows
prices of hogs at Houth Omalia for tbe last
several days, witn comparisons;
Inc. Deo.
M,l7
24MU2
14,67
tbe average
Pates. I 1910. jl&0.1908.1907. 106. l!K.U0t.
July
Aug.
AUg.
AUg.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
I 7 441 6 411 01 6 32 6 M
694 f j 6 44 6 2 16 6 69 4 M
7 tonii 49
7 74
7 69
T 7Tkl
1 70S
1
7 891
7 79H
7 64 S3
T Ml S SN
7 64l
7 681
7 69
7 491
46
( N
80,
b VI 111 6 73
( n
6 96
6 77
6 74
( 16 62
22 6 66
I 6 761
$ 201
6 21 6 79
111 i 641
4 92
4 94
IN
6 06
I 07
a
( 11
6 80 6 J8 6 84 I (7
8unday.
Receipts and disposition of live Stock at
the Union Stock yards for the twenty
four hours ending st 2 p. m. August 9;
KKCKIPTS. .
Cattla linca Sh'n.H'r'a.
C, M. ft St. P 4
wabaah
Missouri Paclfia , 4
Union Pacific SS
C. & N. W.. east.... 1
C. & N. W., west.... 72
C, St. P., M. & O... 6
C, B. A Q., east 1
C, B. & 14 , west.... 93
C, R. I. dc P., east.. I
C. R. 1, fc P., west.. ..
Illinois Central ...
Total receipts
.220
2 k.
.3
23 -a
3 . '3 1
84 26
17
2 1
23 -7 1
3
.. 3
133 68 "(
1091
, 190
0
717
6 calves... 220 4 00
14 calves... 212 ....
19 cows 9J6 ( 90
t feeders.. 756 3 30 11 feeders.. 1061
6 calves... 210 6 26
Oeorge Gray 9. P.
17 feeders.. 101 5 M 13 feeders.. 74S 4 60
10 heifers... 677 I so
Fred Gray S. p.
20 feeders.. 10M 6 66 1 feeder.. .1JT0 5 06
WYOMIN.
102"! 4 10 36 steers...
176 8 60 3 calves..
Oeorrs Hlll-Wyo.
637 3 26 16 cows....
661 8 80 6 cows....
James Miller Wyo.
825 $ 75 4 steers. ...10S 4 70
866 ( 40.
H. A. Johnson Wyo.
14 cows 93 8 00 ' 12 calves... 229
feeders.. WO ( 80 68 steers. ...11S2
( steers. ...1083 4 36 36 cows 10
Walter FYy Wyo.
, 762 4 10 4 cows WO 3 35
725 3 (8
J. S. Rurnett Wyo.
989 3 90 6 cows 96S
C. A. Westcott Wro,
27 feeders.. 1W4 6 65 I feeder. ..1100
1 feeder... 1060 $6
B. B. Brooks Wyo.
46 heifers... 963 4 60 17 rows 077 4 10
Mortimer Wyo.
( cows....
16 calves..
11 c. at ha.
7 heifers...
11 feeders..
13 cows
19 feeders.
4 cows....,
19 cow....
t 90
4 00
4 00
4 66
S fo
4 00
4 OS
3 8$
6 26
5 16
4 00
( 90
4 75
UlSPObiTION.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha Packing Co 6b4
Swift and Company 710
Cudahy Packing Co ....1,476
Armour & Co 662
Kohler Packing Co
Ktnoot .v.... ....
Murphy, shipper
Mo.-Kan. Calf Co...'..... 70
W. B. Vansant Co " 3
Benton, Vansant ft Lush 258
Stephens Bros 70
Hill ft Son 334
F. B. Lewis 114
Huston ft Co 126
J. B. Root ft Co 121
J. H. Bulla 118
L. F. Husa 227
I Wolf 15
McCreary ft Carey 297
8. Werthelmer Ifi7
H. F. Hamilton , 102
Sullivan Bros 34
Lee Rothschild 126
80I Pegan . 68
Christy ft K 30
Smith ft B , 38
Other buyers 1,074
1,0.
1.770
1,164
1.504
. 220
M
138
Sheep
1,1W
1,328
3,768
3,632
37 helfsrs. 80S 3 75 15 feeders.. 7X3 4 30
17 cows 945 8 00 8 cows 3 10
18 cows.o.. Ml 2 70 46 cows 9'2 3 K,
66 cows 928 ( 86 43 steers. ...1IHS 6 35
23 cows wm 8 40 37 heifers... S'i. 3
16 steers.. . 1212 6 40 17 steers.... 961 4 60
J. Wllletts Wyo.
64 y'l'gs.... 637 3 76
J. 41. Omstead-Wyo.
3 feeders.. 940 4 16 83 steers.. ..1073 4 06
14 feeders.. Tit 4 15 46 feeders.. 612 4 15
HOGS Shippers opened the market on the
few loads of hogs that they needed this
morning at quota bly strong figures. One
or two of the larger packers followed with
a 2,000 purchase at generally steady prices,
after which the- trade grew steadily weaker
In both divisions. Receipts were fairly lib
eral and demand was neither active nor
broad. Closing rounds produced sales all
of. a dime lower than yesterday's average,
heavy and rough packing rradea finding a
dull market throughout. Rtearlv to a dime
lower WOUld aafelv ainllraiM h hulk nf
'r Prlc levels were concerned.
Heavy hogs moved around (7.66(3,7.70, and
good mixed sold at $7.R5ff7.90. Lights
brought $8.00 or better, according to quality
and weight, selected baron hogs going at
the high price, $8.30. Bulk of saiee ranged
from (7.707.95, but trade was very uneven
and loads almost Identical in weight and
quality were cashed at flaures dime
apart In many Instances.
CHICAGO LI VIS STOCK MARKB1
Prices Weak oa C'a4tl aa Saeep
Hoaa Strongr.
CHICAGO. Aug. .-CATTLK-Reoelpta,
lO.flnO head; market weak; beeves. 4.7r.4i..0;
Texas steers. (4.6t6.85: western steers, (4.00
tj.76; atockers and feeders. (4.0tVia.2f; cows,
and heifer. 12 7or.i6.5i): calvea. 8ti.81M18.6O.
HOU.S-- Reeelpta, 12.000 head; market,
strong; light, $S.vu- 00; mixed, (7.8C.4j 86;
heavy, (7.4tVS7.70; good to choice heavy, (7.70
4j8.40; plga, (.S.40j0.v5; . bulk of salea, (7.86
4i26.
BHEEP ANP LA M Bft Receipts, 26,000
head; market, weak: native. (2 oOH 40- weat
ern. (2.6(i4 to; yearlings. (4 MV(i5.S0; iambs,
native, $4.6ttp7 00; western. $4.&t37.00. .
St. I.aola I.Ira 8 toe at Market.
8T. I.OUIS, Aug. 9.-CATTLBRseelpts,
6.000 head; market 10c lower; native ship
ping and export steers. 7.264JW.00; dreed
beef snd butcher , steers, (6.H6427. i5; Block
ers and feeders, 3.354JS.H); cows and belfers,
$.1.507.00; canners. $2.760200; bulls. (3.t'9
6.76: tslves. $6.0ftjiS.60; Texas and Indian
steers, $4.ai66.50; cows and melfers. (3.6tid
HOGS Receelpts. .00 head; market 10t
lower; pig and lights, (S-ftKb 20: packers.
$n.V(8.60; butchers and best heavy, C.4otP
8.70.
SHEEP ANP LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head: market 25c lower: -native rhtittons.
I3.6OW4.00; lambs. (r,.rsJ.76; eulls and bucks,
(3.00t4.50; Blockers, (2.50X75.
Bt. Joaepai I.lva gtasrht tfarkel.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aug. 1 9. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.B0O head; market. Bteady; steers,
$4.60ii7.26: cow and heifers. (2.60434.76;
calves, $3.0tW.0O.
HOGS wcelpts, 5.000 leao; marger,
steady to or higher; top, $8.66; bulk of
sales. ss..utgx.(tn.
PHKEP ANP LAM Hp Receipts. l.tusj
head; market, ateady; lambs. $4.60$ 8.7b.
Trearary Stateasrat.
WASHINGTON. P. C. Aug. 9. The con
dition of th treasury At the beginning of
business today waa as follows:.
TRUST FUNKS. .
Gold coin ( 874.184,669
Silver dollar 489,996.000
Silver dollars of 1890 ................. 8,620,000
Silver certificates outstanding .... 439,906,000
GKNKRAL FUNP.
Standard silver dollars In jreneral -fund
.1. ( 1,517,193
Current liabilities 104,819,013
Working balance In treasury offUe 27,769,090
In banks to credit of treasurer ot
the United States 88.862,606
Subsidiary silver coin 20,620,372
Minor coin i.ia.uvs
Total balance in general fund ..... 91,110,046
New Vark Cor "Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan ft Bryan, members New York
Stock Exchange, 816 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha, ! -
Bay State Oaa 44 Oreena Caaanaa T
Butta Coalition 20 insplraUon 71-14
CBctua 1 La roe 4
Cblno 12 Nevada Oons 9l
Chief Cons 19-lfOhlo Copper 1
Fraction 60 Ray Central 1
Ely Central M swift Pkg. Ck 101
Ely .Cons 11 Bears-Roebuck Co.. .161
Franklin 11 Superior A Pitta.. . 12
Glroux 7 Tonopak Mining IVi
Ooldfleld Cons Trinity Copper t
Goldfleld Florence... 1 North Lake 14
Ooldfrald Daisy 4 Bohemia 4
Bank Cleanaara.
OMAHA, Aug. 8. Bank clearings for to
day were (2,109.463.67 and ' for the corres
ponding date last year (2,263,066.69.
OMAHA GKNERAL MARKETS.
Staple anal Faacy Prodaoe Prices Far-
niaheA by Baysri aad Wfcoleaaiera.
BUTTER Creamery No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-1 b. cartons. (2e; No. 1,
In 80-lb, tubs, 21c; No. 3, In 1-lb. cartons.
29o: No. 2. in 60-lb. tubs. 2ac; packing
stock, solid pack. 20Hc: dairy, in 60-lb. tubs,
23c Market ohanges every Tuesday.
CHEUS& Twine, 17c( young Americas,
19c; daisy, 18o; triplets, 18o; Umberger, 18c;
No. 1, brick, 17c; imported Swiss, 80c; do
mestic Mwlaa, 24o ; block Bwlas. Tic.
POULTRY Pressed broUers, under 2
lb., ISo; over I lbs., 20c; hens, 16c; cocks,
10c; ducks, 18c; geese, luo; turkeys; 26c:
pigeons, per dot., (1.8i nomer squabs,' per
aos., $4.uo; laney aquaos, per aoa., $3.00; mo,
1, per dos., (3.00. Alive: Broilers, 15c;
hens, 11c; old roosters, 6c; old ducks, full
feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 10o;
turkeya, 19c; guinea fowls, 20c each;
pigeons, per dos., Hue; homers, per dos., $3,00;
squabs, no. 1, per dos., $i.bo; No. 2, per
aos., doc
FISH (all frosen) Plokerai, 12c; white
fish, 14c; pike, 16c; trout, 15c; large crap-
pies, rue; epanisn macaerei, tne; eel, 18c;
haddock, 13o; flounders, 13c; green catfish,
18c; buffalo, lo; halibut, 10c; white perch,
6c; bullheads, 14c; roe shad, (l.oo each:
shad roes, per pair, 60c; frog leg, per dos.,
sue; saimon. 10 u.
BEEF CUTtJ Rib: No. 1, 16Vic; No.
14c; No. 3, 84c. Loin: No. 1, lac; No.
6,994 24.203
were very
liberal again today, and taking the two
days of the week as a whole, the total
foots up Almost 15,000 head, or slightly leas
than for the corresponding daya of last
week. The arrivals again consisted almost
entirely 01 range catue, tnere being a very
large proportion of cow stuff Included In
tne day a receipts. There were also a few
natives and corn-feds, but tha showing
was very small. Feeding cattle were Also
in very moderate supply, at least the better
grades were, but there waa quite a showing
uf siocksrs and trashy stuff,
in suite of the laraa racalnta of cattle
tha market on desirable beef steers was In
fair shape, and, as a rule, operators were
caning it a good, steady to strong market,
borne good cornfeds sold as high aa $.60.
ajesirania cows and heifers were also
good sellers at steady prices, but undesir
able kinds were a little slow, and, in some
cases, weak.
uood feeders were scarce, the same as
they have been every day of lata, and tha
maraet on tnat kind was active and atronat.
Biocxers soia in About the same notches as
yesterday. '
uuut.utui on native cattla: Good to
,.." ww. , i.ww.tw, tail w awu
beef steers, $6.107.00; common to fair beei
steers, i.iuu.iu; good to cnolce cows and
heifers, (4.6o6.60; fair to goo" cows and
belfers, (3.60w4.60; common to iulr cows and
teller. U.6tsttl.ti0: aood to choice stockara
and feeders, $4.6036.66; fair to good stock-
siocsers ana leeaers, u.txuw, common io
fair atockers and feeders, (3.0071.60; stock
belfers, (XSbiHOO; vesl calvea, (3.00t3c6.W;
Culls, stags, sto., S.wt6.0U.
uuotsuoui on rana catue: oooa to
choice beeves, (6.406.00; fair to good
beeves, (4.60ti6.26; "-urnon in fair btvavaav
(4.6O4JH.40; good i cholo cows, H-Vki.D;
(air to good grades, $3.2i3.76; cannera and
cutlers, K.tiuu4.a gooa to Choice leedera.
H16&6.40; fair to good reetsera, (4.OO0iiJO;
common to fair feeuera, (3.t).ts.
JMpreseniauva sales:
BEEF alTbUCRa.
40'
44
4
Local Sccarlttes.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr.. 663 Omaha National bank building:
Bid. Aakea.
Beatrice Creamery Co IS
City Nat. Bk. Blda. I, US
City of Omasa aa, Ult U'l
Cudahy Packing Co. ia 1M4... II
Ueraaaa rire Insurance
Uouaton Water 4a, 1M4 le
Iowa Pertlaad Corneal 1st Mtg. la.... SI
Inuraatloual Can. Ce.. koaea 44
Kansaa Caa and Blea. 1 per seat !.. M
Uaeoia Traotloa O. 6 par caul, lai.. 6
Nee. Vek. auak 4 pea seat H
Omaha Water Co. is, Uil 44
Oraaka Oaa, 1111 II
Omaha K. L. A P. 6a, IM8 IS
Oman A C. . 8. R. pfd. I par sent 12'
Omaha A C. B. B. A. ta. 124 M
Omaha ttectrt Ugbl ptd 40
Papilla T. A T. aa, 1W7 M
Bute losanane Co ......... 1:4
Seattle. City ot. aa. 1W4 104 "4
1-n-City K. A U Oa. aa, till Sale
tnlon Stock Yards stack. Bout Omaka at
Hocky Mounuta Fuel
Westers racilla ia - si
K
New Yark MlmlaaT Stocks.
NBiW YORK, Aug. 9. Closing quotation
on milling stocks were:
Alloa lli Leadvllla Caa.
krunswlck con. ....
Cora. Tunnel stock
do sonde
Can. Cat. A Va.....
Hora Silver
jroa l Her
tXfered.
T
. U
. 14
.101
. 44
.144
Little Chief
ateiicaa
Dntane
Ophir
Standard
Yellow Jacket
.... 4
.... 4
....14
....fio
....111
....lo
.... 44
LuaaUa Stack Mantel.
LONPON. Aug. t. American securities
open ateaay ana irom sinc nigner today
Canadian Paclfio was in demand and lad
the advance following the announcement
4!l4Vic; No. 3. 9c, Chuck: No. 1. 8c; No.
' 1 6c; No. 8, 6c. Round: No.,1, lie; No.
c; No. 3. 7c. Plate: No. 1. 6c: No.
! . J I L.
FRUIT-Oranges: canrornla Camella
brand Redland Valencia, all slses. per
box, (5.00; Havana Mediterranean Sweets,
216 slxe. per box, (4 00; 2u0 else, (3,25; 28s
slxe, (3.00; 324 si.- (2.60. Lemon: Llmo-
niera, extra fanoy, kjo ixe, per box. $6.00
860 lse, per dox, ss.dv; cnotce, sou alxe, per
box. $7.6o; w !, Pr uu w; zw aisa,
50o per DOS ieaa, nunici uiana, per box,
(7.60. Bananaa: Fancy select, per bunch,
e2.20432.bO; Jumbo, per bunch, (2.7663.75.
Cantaloupes: caurornia. 04 alse, (4.60; 46
standards, (6.00. Plums: California, red,
per 4-basket orate, (1.66. Blue prunes: Per
crate, st.ov. rrw. vauiuona, per ju-in.
box. SAKtJKoc. re a re: taiuornia liartlatt,
nar box. 12.50: In lots, per box. 12.40. aiw
pies: Home grown, in bbls., $4.0OH &0; new
Oregon, in ooxee, i.. '-watermelons:
Texas, lc per lb. Pates: Anchor brand,
new, 30 1-lb. packages in box, per box,
M-UU , , .
VEUtiABi.iir-ncw puiatoes: in sacks,
per bu., 9Oc(a$l.O0. Onions: Yellow. In
sacks, per lb., 4o; Iowa, small, per lb..
lc; npaniaii, pwr vraw, ei.iu. uanic; Kx
tra fancy, wnue, per io., xtc; red. per lb.,
16c. Ktg plant: Fanoy Florida, per do.,
(1.60 2.00. Celery: Michigan, per dos.
burche. BBC
HOUR - GROWN VKOETABLFS Cab
bage: New, per lb., Ia Tomatoe: Per
basket. 5c. btring ana wax bean: Per
market basket, ii. cucumDere. per dos.,
0c. itaaisnea: extra isocy nome-grown.
per dos. bunches, Sv. lettuce: lixtra
fancy lear, per aos., sue. r-arsiey: Fanoy
home-grown, per dos. bunchea, 80c. Rhu
barb: Per dos. nuncnes, wo. ureen onlona:
Per dos bunches. 25c. Turnips: Per mar.
ket basket. 40c. carrots: rer market bas
ket. 60c. Beet: Per market baaket. 60e.
Mir4CKILANEOl--Wainut: Blaok, per
lb., 2c; California No. 1, per W., 17c; Cali
fornia No. X, per id., tec. Ulokorynut
lrg. per lb., 4c; small, per lb., io,
Cocoanute: Per aack, (6.00: per dos., uc.
Uoneyi new, as ira lusa, .,
list
101
list
1M
10
4
14
94
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14
1W
101
7
II
16,291
Totals 6.784
CATTLE Receipts ot cattle
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6 71 31
4 46 40
COW a.
I 23 t
$ 86 22
HE1FA.RS.
8 00 4
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BULLS.
$ 60 4
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$ 09 1
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4 W M
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6 oa
..1033
..1114
..1144
.. 620
.. 71
6 76
7 80
7 10
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27 steers.. ..1120
17 steers.... 794
19 cows 7X9
4 oows 762
I bulls 10M)
8 heifers... 6
13 heifeis... 636
22 steers.... 766
11 steers.... 861
11 heifers... 469
NEBRASKA.
721
..loot
.. 446
.. 114
.. S07
.. 177
8 44
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4 14
4 14
4 tV
4 40
10 oows.
19 steers..
6 steers. .
28 steers..
9 steers..
7 steers..
4 cows...
23 cows...
heifers,
2 calvea.
20 helfera.
1 bull....,
IS steers..,
768
.1034
.1077
,.10Ui
. 461
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.. 668
. 1J0
.. 628
. 680
790
1 heifers... 666
6 25
4 00
8 16
I 66
I 40
8 00
1 25
4 DO
4 05
2 80
1 86
4 06
4 60
4 15
I 65
4 00
( 60
( 60
3 26
t 76
I 46
3 00
I 75
8 60
15 steers
9 cows.,
10 steers...
3 Steer...,
7 cows
' 6 heifers..,
11 steers....
22 steers...,
4 cows
.10S(
. two
.1071
623
Sill
6.4
724
806
tUK
29 steers.. ..1173
26 steers.
62 steers. .
6 steers..
Ill steers.
11 heifers.
3 cows...,
16 cows
11 feeders.
25 cows...,
I cows....
I cow
11 steers...
41 steers.. ..1208
1130
lOtj'2
.1176
...1101
... 67
..1000
..113
761
941
64
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727
4 26
3 60
4 10
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3.70
4 06
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4 40
4
4 65
4 00
4 90
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4 36
( 65
8 76
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8 75
i 16
11 cows...
27 cows...
7 cows...
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4 00
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460
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M. Bash Neb.
190 6 25 14 steers.... 7S2
748 I 76 6 cows m
(16 I 60 13 etockers. 6ts)
1. C. Carr Neb.
900 3 75 21 feeders. ,102(
raui j-iican-ian JeD.
8 feeder.. 1370 I 40
J. Minor Neb.
68 feeders.. 1347 ( 68 99 feeders.. ljna
89 cows. M. .10X3. 3 sa
Beator Bros. Neb.
28 feeders.. 1034 4 60 34 cows loot
1 bull 1160 3 40 "
A. J. Abbott Neb.
27 feeders.. Mu6 6 IS 45 steers... 138
C. J. Abbott Neb.
$ feeders.. 1260 6 16 10 cows...
E. J. Kurkowskl Neb.
30 cows 623 3 35
W. P. Snyden-Neb.
a readers. .1189 6 00 23 feeders.. 1140 4 20
r. lAraunaei,
18 steers.... 9K2 4 90
Milldale Cat tie Co. Neb.
94 feeders.. 9n6 4 50 11 cows .
63 cow 8 10 8 90
H. Plkeman-eNeb.
4 80
W. Jenkins Neb.
609 4 40
i. F. Kaolna Neb.
622 3 60 6 feeders.
HOUTH DAKOTA.
846 3 26 . o belters..
7tj 3 26
738 ( 90 14 cows. ...
.1063 (00
879 4 10
12 steers...
(1 yTgs...
12 helfera..
( heifers.'
2 heifers.,
24 steers. .,
(11 00
65
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3 26
4 84
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sheep and
T7 y"rawo today, with many of the
3A Dili aJIIJPIl I m R(liTlTar ft- 7A41Aa eft 1.
a ..a . - - " B74DUjr HVBll,
V-8 UBI1 or initl rtHmlntm srvnil a.6. A9 .1.1-
Sn'f'L" ""Ub'..'0:. killing
r "uurw.were nttie airrerent
from those of veatrHav Th. ,I., rJri
In the same halting manner, owing to de
fn? C.1! .",h.."p,n up uPPe ready
- - , inv,ujr iiraranLB round moat
of the pone still occupied.
enquiry irom an classes of buyers was
active, however, and It was hot a very
hard matter to obtain generally firm ft-
urea for offerings of good dressing promise
Fat .wether aold as high as HOoWteady
with yesterday s top sales-and ood ewes
brought $3.65a.7B. Handy weight yearling
were wanted at 86 iBnifi i? thLZ '"ZZ
good ones, aotual sales reaching $6.25. Lamb
trade Alio acted oredltablv. h7
appeared In demand rather than a etronger
scale of prlcea. Oood clasaea want mt ee cy
" iniwuiy, ana cnolce ones
" 1 1 4..aLuia over u.o.
Feeder trade presented no very new fea
Almost everything selling at prices
simitar to those of yesterday. Volume of
""'""i waa oroao, coin rrom order and
country buyers, and while movement ..
at no time very brisk, a very fair clearance
ttb maun, reeaer yearlings sold as high
as $5.006.10. only a little, inmmr h.n
quotations on grass stock: Good to
unuina lainue, eo.saioii.tB; rair to vend Ismha
so. i we. an; iceaing iriiios, lr.jtrM 00; handy
weight yeanlniTj. F f;vs h.. v.,.,.
lings, (4.lArtl.J5; feeder iiMrll in U '10-qr, JO
good to ehoico wether;. $3 T-Vpil!;.,; frtlr to
good wetheia TZAOttfZ. rf; feoillnr Vfthm.
$3.4063.85: breeding ewes, $4.00s?4.5O: fat
ewes, 4.zixb3.jd; iecain,r ewes. 13.i04r3.SB.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
68 Wyoming ewes, culla 63
67 Wyoming wetluT itio
186 Wyoming yearlings, feedera. 74
ifta v yot.iing yearlings, feeders
405 Wyoming wethers
m Wyoming wethers
12 Wyoming ewes
1103 Idaho lambs, feeders
44 Idaho lambs, feeders
900 8. P. yearlings, feeders
2M) Idaho lambs
26 Idaho lambs, culls
101 Idaho ewes, wethers
110 Wyoming ewes
27 Wyoming ewes, culls .....
667 Wyoming lambs
34 Wyoming lambs
34 Wyoming lambs, culls
1$ Wyoming yearlings, culls...
149 Wyoming yearlings
13 Wyoming ewes
611 Idaho lambs
& Idaho lambs
47 Idaho lambs, culls
iJO Idaho lambs
114 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
37 Wyoming awes
698 Wyoming lambs
417 Wyoming lambs, feeders.,..
70 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
46 Wyoming swes
429 Wyoming wethers
IDS Wyoming wethers
275 Idaho lambs
1$ Idaho yearlings
622 Utah wethers
Its) Utah wethers
237 Idaho lambs
69 Wyoming yearlings
14 Wyoming ewea, culls. .......
62 Wyoming ewes
26 Idaho ewes
IS Idaho yearlings, culls
9 Idaho ewes, culls
71 Idaho ewes, feeders
134 Idaho yearlings
22 Idaho yearlings
68 Idaho ewes
169 Idaho wethers
141 Idaho yearlings
103 Idaho yearlings
208 Idaho lambs, feeders
144 Idaho lambs, feeders.
3J0 Idaho lambs, feeders.
106 Idaho lambs, feeders..
368 Idaho lambs, feeders..
164 Idaho lambs, feeder!..
14 ldtho lambs, feeders..
86 South Pakota ylg. ewes, culls 63
192 South Pakota ylg. ewes, fdrs. n
179 8outh Pakota feeder 68
SKI Kouth Pakota wether, fdrs., 96
3MI Pouth Pakota wethers, fdrs., 94
317 Idaho lambs
115 Idaho lambs ,
341 Idaho lamba, feeders
614 Idaho lamba
61 Wyoming ylgs., culls, fdrs...
86 Wyoming wethers, feedera
15 Wyoming ewes, culls, feeders 74
299 Wyoming yearlings, feeders .. 73
so Wyoming, yearlinga. feexlors,, 67
229 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 09
6.4 Wyoming wethers 103
391 Wyoming wethers 103
212 Wyoming wethers, feeders ...101
73
101
99
94
54
60
69
46
38
98
102
98
69
69
49
84
91
116
61
61
66
68
62
. 17
71
60
60
. 15
108
106
74
. 66
108
103
62
143
90
96
120
61
88
96
83
65
107
. 17
11
91
66
66
3
63
64
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56
60
67
63
, 69
. 61
..105
Pr.
8 60
( 60
4 90
4 90
4 00
4 00
$60
6 95
5 70
4 60
( 70
4 60
( 60
a 86
I 75
6 60
6 25
t 36
400
4 7a
( 85
6 5
6 U
600
( 85
5 60
I 86
S 66
S 96
S 95
( 66
4 00
4 00
8 60
5 00
4 00
4 00
( 00
6 00
a 9i
a so
a 76
4 36
3 96
a 75
4 76
IK
4 00
4 76
4 75
( 90
5 90
3u
(23
6 86
6 85
S 9u
4 25
5 00
5 05
4 00
4 00
4 40
6 40
4 00
40
a 6o
( 50
I 60
4 90
4 90
4 90
3 90
3 J0
a 7i
Mock In "lalat.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday.
. Cattle. Hogs. neep.
South Omaha 6,900 . 7.800 16.700
St. Joseph 1.81)0 . 6.000 l.owu
Kansas City..... 14.000 . s.otsj
St. Louis 6.000 8(0
Chicago W.000 12.000 25,000
Totals ...W.OOO "43,200 69,000
.
Evaporated Applea and Dried Fralta,
NKW YORK, Aug. (.Evaporated appias
are quiet and steady. On the spot fancy la
quoted at 10V&lUic; choice, 8A4ic; prime.
8tjf4c; common to fair, 67c.
Prunes are firm with smau orienng.
Quotations range from 3(Q4o for cail
fornlas up to (0-40s and 80vVjO for
Oregon.
Apricots are dull but firm; choice vwr
10V4c; extra choice, lOHfK'Uc; fancy, 10i
Peaches are quite and firm; choice, owty
4ic; extra choice, 647c; fancy, 7(87V4c;
Raisins are dull with an easier under
tone, loose muscatels are quoted at 8
5c; choice to fancy seeded, 4B;
seedless, 854Hc; London layers, fiuw
(1.25
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-METAUV-Copper.
standard, firm; spot and AugUHt, 812.17VMl
12 22: September, (12.20ft 12.25; October,
(12.2(j'12.27Hi; November, (12.2o3li.80. Lon
don, firm; spot. ff6 10s; future. 66 .
Locally: Lake, $12.75013.00; electrolytic, (12.60
tfl2.62H, and easting, (12.2offrl2.37ty. Tin,
firm; spot, (3S.2033.40; August, (33.1033.40;
September, tra.isrura.w; uctooer, i-M.iuwao-s";
November, $a8.1rn 33.86. London, firm; spot.
152; futures, 162. Lead, dull; $4.404.60,
New York; $4.t0'a6.00, Eaet St. Louis. Ixn-
don. spot, 13 10s. Spelter, dull; (o.a.4U.
New York; $4w5.00, Easutt. Lui. .Lon
don. Spot, 22 15s. Cleveland warrants
closed at 49s 7d In tho London Iron mar
ket. Locally unchanged. .
8T. LOUIS. Aug. 9. M BT A LH Lead,
firm; (4.32ty. Spelter, steady. (5.05.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. (.WOOL Tha market
occupies a firm position wfth a moderate
business reported. Prices hold steady, but
old wools are offering at lower prices than
have been paid for the new clip In tho
west. The mills, which .still have much
machinery Idle, are not heavy purchasers.
Industrial conditions Indicate a slow re
covery In manufactured goods and In tho
raw material. '
ST; LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 9.-WOOL Steady;
territory and western medium. 1823tyc;
fine medluma, 17fa20c; fine. lffrUc. .
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. .-COTTON-Bpot
closed oulet, 6 pofnts lower; middling up
lands, l.00c; middling gulf, 16.26o: sale,
l.ouo bale; futures closed firm. . Closing
bids: August, 16.99c; October, 13.79c; No
vember, 18.68c; Deoember, 13.69c; January,
18.65c; February, 13.66c; March, 18.71c; May.
13.75c; June, A3.70o; July. 13.79c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. I.-COFFEE Futures .
closed steady at a neC advance of 410
points. August. 7.05o; September, 7.10c; Oc
Ober, 7.16c; November. 7.20c; Pecember,
7.30o. Spot: Market firm; Rio No. 7, 9o;
Barrtos No. 4, Mc; mild. Quiet; Cordova,
10a 12 Vic ..
Seek Court Aid
Against Veto
Sixteenth Street Property Owner, Aak
Injunction Aj-ainat Mayor
Dahlman.
stBBBawasSe?aB
Sixteenth street property owners have
sought the aid of the district court against
Mayor Pnhlman, because of his veto of tha
creosote paving ordinance. A petition Is
filed asking that the veto be declared
Illegal and that the mayor be enjoined to
sign and approve the ordinance, ' which
provided for tha paving of Sixteenth from
Farnam to the viaduct.
The plaintiffs In tha action Are J. IE.
George, A. J. Beaton, tits Millar- Hotel
company, and .the J. R. Webster oon
peny. '
Aberdeea farmers rloaely Hart,
ABERDEEN, 8. P., Aug. (.(Special.)
While driving a colt, with a number of
other horses In a . grain cutter with A
header attached John Ehresmann, A Mo
Pheraon county farmer, received serious,
a u puoaibly fatal injuries. The colt, be
came frightened and the horses all ran
way, Ehresmann was thrown from tha '
machine and the "bull wheel" ' of tha
header was dragged over his body several
times, bruising and cutting him severely,
Elirasmann was unable to extricate him
self until the colt full and th machine wag
stopped.
Kaaaas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 8 CATTLE R.
cslpts, 14,wX bead Including a,0u southerns;
18e8-1910
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