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10 TITR OMAHA DAIT.Y BEE : TUESDAV , ATTttUST 113 , 1898.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
largely Increased Erceipta of Wheat Dull
the Market Somewhat.
LIVERPOOL PRICES LOWER THAN LAST WEEK
peed Communion Trnile In Onln tit
ViiclianRed I'rleei I'rot Inlon *
Itinctltr nnd Momewhnt
CHICAGO , Aug. 22. Suddenly Increased
receipts today caused n decline In price *
of wheat. September closed 3-Sa',4c lower
und December lost 3-Sc. Corn declined ' .jc.
Outs Is unchanged. 1'ork loft off un
changed , lard lOc lower and rlbo are down
be.
be.Tho
The Liverpool market was 1'fcd ' lower
than It closed last week. That , added to
the bearlshnesa , previously prevailing , nnd ,
vhen just before the session opened It
liecatno known that the day's re < Hpts at
AllnneupolU nnd Duluth were 939 cars , com
pared with 315 the corresponding diiy of
lust year , thu dcslru to sell wheat at the
etart , received a fresh stlmiilous. 11 waa
under such circumstance * that September
* heut opened with sHIera at from 02 7-8c
down to 623-Sc , compared with ClS-Sftk.u&c
t the close Saturday. At the decline theio
was not u short In thu trade , but had ti
food profit , nnd accordingly It was a most
natural proceeding for n largo number < > t
them to ut once taUo action to xtcuro It.
from that source came buying enough to
cauu a recoxctj In September to Ot 1-Sc ,
ubout half an hour Irom the start. Tim
price of September kept on the HMC during
thu foicnoon until It sliuck 6.1' u lor an
Instant. December Kept following Septcin-
l > cr at from 1 it-SiJl'ic dlbcount under the
latter , prlnctpull > at thu heavier spread
during the llrst half of thu session. A *
eoon as the most urgent short * had cov
ered and withdrawn , however , the market
uguln got dull and weak. Chicago receipts
wtro 297 curs. Atlantic jioit clearances of
\vheu nnd Hour since Sj tin day were
emallcr than the recent nveragu. The total
v.i * 300.UUO bu. The primary western mnr-
Kcts iccclvcd nn aggregate of l.luO.OtW bu. ,
ngalnst 1.441,000 bu. the prevlou * year. The
visible supply showed the reduction ex
pected , the decrease amounting to 1,017,000 ,
compared with 497,000 bu. decrease the
yc-ir before. The pre-sent total 1 * now down
to 5,850,000 bu , which , It Is almost needless
to remark , I * thu smallest total of which
Btatlstlc * of the trade have any iccord.
September opened 6-8fO4C down at h25-5
Ci62 7-Se , declined to 62 5-fcc , recovered to
W/4C , then weakened to b3c at the close.
JJeccmbor began 'iSJB-Sc- lower at 613-SJp
Glftc , dropped to 61 , l-8c , llrmed up to 62 1-Sc ,
and reacted to 015-8c asked , the closing
price. .
Bright weather , largo receipts nnd frco
tales of cash by the country demoralized
corn. Nearly ovcry ono In the pit had
largo quantities for sale , and n * u result
of tno extensive offerings , the trade was
thrown Into a general confusion Septem
ber opened 3-S09ic lower at 29 3-8'a29ic , fell
to 293-Sc , nnd recovered to 296-8c bid at
the close.
Oats were llrm considering the weakness
In the other grains. There wn * a good
commission trade with the demand gen
erally exceeding the offerings. September
began 1-Sc lower nt 19&U , weakened to
19J-8ijl9Hc , nnd rallied to 196-Sc at the
clonu.
Provision * vvcro comparatively firm early ,
tout finally jlelded with grain. There was
quite n pressure on lard and ribs through
commission hoUHes. September pork opened
f > c higher nt 1900 , declined to $ S90. then
rose to $ S 9 > at the close. September lard
began 2'c lower at $5 OT',4 and sold down to
55 UO. the closing figure. September ribs
ntnrted unchanged at $510 , rose to (512',4 ,
weakened to $5 00 and closed at $5 05.
Estimated receipts for tomorrw : Wheat ,
390 cars ; corn , 990 curs ; oata , B75 cars ; hogs ,
17,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Anlrles. Open High. Low. Clone Sat'U'y.
07 07 00 60 eo
07t u. ; ' < JiH\ \ O'l
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_ " ) ' 20 30
' . . " > ' 'OH 20H
30 20H
32H
in1 * IBM 10W
22
o no ooo ROD 805 80S
7S 8 III ) 8 75 BH.- HR7M
b f 0 8 OC 8 CO
15074 500 00 B 10
6 rjta ft 0.1 r. 05 fi 1A
6174 u 10 010
3 10 li 1'JH COO 50' CIO
GIT 60JV , & 10
NO. : .
Cash iiuotatlons were as follows :
FI.OUU-Slow ; special brands. $500 ; Min
nesota aprliif : patents , * 4 JUdi$4 M , wott pat
ents , $4wil410 , Mtnnesotii hard wheat , J3 40
fe.l 50
WHUAT No. 2 spring , 6m062c ; No. 3
feprlng , 5 ! > f(65c ( ; No 2 red , C7c.
CO UN-No. 2 , 30 < 330 o.
OATS-No. 2. 20Uc ; No. 2 white , 24Ac ; No.
, | white , 2IK < ( J25c.
KYI : NO 2.isc. .
BAULiy No. 2 , 35W4CC.
8UIJD8 Flaxseed , No. 1. 80ffS7c. Prime
tlnioinv seed. $1 So
I'HOVISIONfi-Arpss pork , per bbl. , IS 9BW
9 00. Lard , per 100 lb * . $5 OM1510. Short
rib * sides ( loose ) , $5 OGfiS TO Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . | 4 501/1.75 / , short clear
Bide * ( boxed ) , * ri6rftB70
SUGAH Cut loaf , unchanged.
Following nro the receipts anil shipments
( or today :
r.
CoinniiMlltlfii.
NU\V VOKK , Aug. -FLOUR-Recelpts ,
415,000 bbls. ; exports , 3,141 bbls. Dull , weak
Biul O'iJIOc ' lower on cholco giades
COUNMHAIj n.isy ; yellow western , "Ic.
HAHL1CY MALT Quiet ; western. KSTGOe.
WHi : AT Receipts , B59,623 bu ; exports ,
7,747 bu. Spot wheat. No. 2 ted , 75 J-SIf
75 7-Sc , f. o. b , to arrive. Options opened
u.ny , under weak cabled and hoiivy north-
vest rocelptb , rallied on the visible Mipply
decrease , but wont off again under liquid.i-
tlon and absence of cash imiulry , closing
JSjHiC net lower. No 2 nil , Muv , t,7's * | )
* 7 11-lGc , closed ut C75-Sc ; August , 7i"j75c ,
closed at 7IKc , September. ( < 76-Sto ( 3-&c.
closed nt C7 7-Sc.
CORN Hccclpts. 216900 bu. : eNports. 149-
831 bu. Spot weak ; No. 2 , .Ij Jc , f. o b ,
afloat. OptUnr opened weak nnd ruled so
I > irt of the da > , intluenced by llqinditlon ,
favorable ctop news und the break In
\vhcit. dually rallied a littln nn covering ,
but closed 7-Sc not lower. May closed at
346-Sc ; September , 34iJlll4c , closed nt 34"C.
OATS Hpcelpts , 307,200 bu. ; exports , 10-
13J bu. Spot steady ; No 2 , 2iic ! ; ; No. 2
vhlte , SW-c. OpttoiiH dull and baiely
wteady , cloHlng V-o net lower. September
closed at 21 C-bc.
llOPS-Qulet.
WOOIQulet. .
UUTTUU-Kecelpts. 11,875 pkgs. ; steady ;
Western. 14lJ5jl9c ; Ulgliis , l o , factory , 11
LaCS ! Receipts , 10,115 pkgs. ; steady ;
western. 14V c.
CIlinai : Dull ; large white , 7Uc ; small
vhlte , 7ic ; largo coloied , 74c ; small
colored , 8faSl-Sc.
HICK-Steady ; domestic , fair to extra ,
C I'Sfbbiiu : Juvuin , & 7-MjCi-so.
MOLAS3KS Steady ; New Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , "M(33c. (
COTTONSEED OIL Neglected and nom
inally t-asy ; prime crude , nomlnil ; prime
crude , f. o. b . mills , nominal , pilmo sum
mer yellow. JSIjiS'tc : off summer > i'llow ,
35i.3 ! l-Si1 : butter oil. entirely nominal ;
I > rTnie winter jellow , 23c ,
MlCTALS-Tho week opened with the
metal tiade In a somewhat hesitating condi
tion. According to the Nuw York Metil
pxclmnge the closings today vvero as fol
lows : Pig Iron warrants quiet but Him ,
$ G S7Hfi7. ( . i ; luka copper , strong and higher ,
S1JOO&1225 : tin , dull und unsettled , $1500
WIBIO ; lead , quiet , $ I07HW410 ; spelter , lirrn ,
l.70if4 75. The tlrni that names thu uettltng
jirlco for miners nnd smelters calls copper
117-ic ; casting copper , 10\c.
Ilallliuurt * Murkot.
UALTlMOniJ. Aug. K. FLOtm-Qulcl ;
receipts. U > sri47 bbls. ; exports , 11J bbls.
WllKAT Lower , -weak ; spot , 7uif731-Sc ;
month , 72' 72Ue ; September. Grt691-Sc ) ;
ulcainer No. 2 red , G9ii 3l4O. Itccclpts ,
CS)53 ! ) bu. ; cxpoits , none. Southern wheat
by ttample , Uj'u'lo ; bouthcrn wheat on
trade. 701i73V5c.
CORN Lower nnd weak ; mixed , 3lu < fJ
S4 7-Sc ; month. SlffSI'Jpj September , 3.T < :
837-Sc ; btenmer mixed , 33H5j335-bc. Receipts -
ceipts , S5.SJO bu. ; exports , k'KQ bu. Bthe
rrn whlto corn , 36 < H southern yellow ,
OATR-Stendy ; No 2 whlto western , VCit
Sfc. No 2 mixed , 20VjfoI6c. Hccelpts , 19,579
bu ; nx ports , none.
HUTTHR Steady ; fonev creamery. IDtf
20o ; fancy creaiuery. Imitation , Iofl7r ;
fancy creamery , ladle , 14/13u ; store jmckod ,
12t14o ? ,
ioos-rirm , ,
fanry Now Tork ,
Inrire , SS-SRS' r ; fancy N w York , medium ,
fisBS 7-Sc ; fancy Nun York , small , 87-3
OMAHA fjn.M'.UAI , MAIIKCTS.
Condition of Trnilr nnd Quotations on
Simile nnil rnni-j Produce.
ErJCJR-Oood stock , lie.
lirTTiK-Common to fair. 10ftl2c ; sep-
nralor , ISc ; gathered creamery , ISfflCc.
LIVE POULTIty-IIcns. GBG'ic ; old roost
ers , 4c ; spring chickens , be ; ducks. Cc ; geese
Co.
Co.PIOKONS Live , per doz $1.00.
VEAL-Cholce , Sfiac.
HAY Upland , $5013. : midland , $4 GO ; low
land , $4 W ; r > o straw. $400
.
ONIONS New southern , per bu , 40fi50c.
HKANH-Hnnd-plcked navy , per bu , 11 23.
POTATOnS-IVr bu . 30O10c.
Per lb. Ic.
TOMATOKS Per four-basket crate , 23@
30u.
CUCUMBriRS-IIome grown per doz , 15 ®
! 0c ,
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOnS-Sredllne * , J2.B002.75 ; Vnlen-
clas. per box , { 3.00 ; Atedlterranean sweets ,
J2 B < yJ..7J ?
LKMONS-Cnllfornla , J3.75B6.00 ; fancy
HA NANAS Choice , large stock , per
tinned. I2.00fc2.25 ; medium sired bunches ,
$175@200.
FRUITS
APPLES-Per bbl. , 1 3 7W1 00
BLUnnnilRins-Per 16-nt. ease. J1.75.
AVATiKMiLONS-Crated. 15S16c ; loose ,
121J14P.
CANTALOUPE Homo grown , crated , per
doz. GOfiSV- : per blRHet , 4 ffBOc.
I'lUCHKS-Callfornlas. 20-lb. case , Jl.OO ;
Missouri Klbertus , per four-basket crate ,
OOP : pet nix-basket orate , 51 35
PLUSIS-Cnllfornlas. $1 2aTl 50.
PnARS-Iinrtlett , J2.50.
ORAPCS-Nntlve , per bosket , 2023c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almond" , per lb , largo size , 120
13o ; small , lie ; Brazils , per lb , 9J10c ; En
glish walnuts , per lb , fnncv soft shell , 11 ®
12c ! standards , S@9c : illborts , per lb. , lOc ;
pecans , polished , medium. 6S7c : extra
largo. S'SSc ; large hlrkory nuts. $1 OOfll.lO
per bu. ; small , $ J.lBigi 21 per bu. ; cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $1 ; peanuts , raw. 60G4c ; ronbted , 7c.
MAPLK SYRUP-rive-gaf. can. each ,
$275 ; pal. cans , puto , per doz , $12 ; half-gal ,
cans , $ G 23 ; quart cans , $3 60
HONr.Y-Cholce white , 14-13c.
BATES Hallow ee , GO to 70-lb. boxes , BHc ;
Salr , Coj.rard , 9-lb. boxes , 9c.
TIGS Imported , fancy 3-crown , 14-lb.
boxes , lOc ; 5-ciown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb.
boxes , 2223c per box ! California , 10-lb.
box , $1.
CIDER-Per half bbl , $323fZ350.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No 2
crccn hides , Gc ; No. l salted hides , STlc ; No.
2 salted hides , 7 0 ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
IbB , Oc ; No. 2 veal rnlf , 12 to 15 Ibs , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
I , 3c ; tallow , No 2 , 'Me ; rough tallow , me ;
white grease , 2 ! { j2lc ; jellow and brown
grease , I < 4ji24c
SIIEKP PKLTB-Green ealted. each , 150
75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early sklna ) , each , loc ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb , actual weight , 4&5c ; dry flint ,
Kniibas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb , actual weight , SOlc ; dry Hint , Cole
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 4fioc , dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool peltu , per lb , actual weight , 3Q4c.
St. I.ciuln Mnrkct.
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 22 FLOUR Heavy ;
pitents , $3.55fJ3. < T , ; straights , $3.20Jj)3.30. )
clear , $2.1003.10 ; low to medium grades , $210
(32.75 (
WHEAT fractionally lower than Satur
day. Spot lower ; No. 2 cash , elevator , G7c
bid ; track , GS&G9c ( ; August , G5Uc : .Septem
ber. ClrSc bid ; December , 63c bid ; May ,
G17-Sc bid : No. 2 hard , cash , G70GSC.
CORN Futures fractions under Sntur-
dnv'a close ; bpot dull , en y. No. 2 caph ,
2&V c asked ; August. 29c ; September , 285-Sc
bid ; December , 28WVJ2S 5c ; May. 30 1-Sc.
OATS Futures weak but quotably un
changed. Spot easy ; No. 2 cash , 21c bid ;
track , 21c ; August , 21c ; September , 20Uc ;
Mnv. 22c ; No. 2 white , 24Q24'ic.
RYE Firm , 45c
SEED Flnxseed , steady , S4Mc ; ; prime tim
othy seed $2 50.
CORNMEAL-$1.70@1.7fi.
BRAN DepresBed , lower ; sacked , east
track. 455i47Hc.
HAY Timothy , lower , $7.009.00 ; prairie
stenrtv. $ .r , OO'iffi.50
BUTTER-ateady ; creamery , 16@19c ;
dairy. I3l7c.
EOGP-Stcndy , 12c , loss off.
WHISKY Steady , $1.25.
METALS-Lead , higher $ . .
, $3.95S3.974 ; spel-
ter , tlrm , $1.45
PROVISIONS Pork. lower ; standard
mess. Jobbing , $9.00 ; lard , lower ; prime
steam , $1.10 , choice. $4.90 ; dry salt meats
boiced shoulders , $5.00 ; extra short clear one1
ribs , $ i 37 ; shorts. $5 62'4 ; bacon , boxei
shoulders $5.60'iE.75j extra short clear and
ribs. $3 87W : shortr. $6 12' * .
RECEIPTS Hour , fi.OOO bbls ; wheat , 10.-
000 bu : rorn. 1 2,000 bu ; oats , S8 000 bu.
SHIPMKNTS-riour. 5.000 bbls ; wheat
21,000 ; corn , 30,000 bu ; oats , 10,000 bu.
KniiNnH Cltv < irnln nnd Provlnloni.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 22 WHEAT-
About 1 cent lower : active : No. 2 hard
63itG3i4c : Nn 2 , CO' , JG3e ; No. 3 , 57V4SC2o ; No
2 red. r/c ; No. 3 , GC@64c ; No. 2 , spring , G2c
No 1 5 c
CORN-Low er ; No 2 mixed , 28H@ > 28V4c
No. 2 white. 2SVic : No. 3 , 2Sc.
OATS Slow ; generally lower ; No. 2 white
.
RTE Lower ; No. 2 , 45ff44c.
HAY Active ; choice timothy ,
cl-olrn nralrle. $525
I1UTTKR ' Creamery , lower ; aoparator
Bfrfl'Hc ; dairy , IRc
EGnS-Frcsh. ll 4c.
RpCBlPTS Wheat , 322,800 bu. ; corn. 24 ,
000 bu : oat * 21,600 bu.
SHIPMENTSWheat. . 94.200 bu. ; corn. W ,
20u bu. ; oats. 12.0uO
Orleans Morlcot.
NEW ORLEANS , Aug -PROVISIONS
Quiet and easy Pork , standard mess
$900 L-ird. refined , tierce , 4J41-8c ; pure
S'/iSpB-Fc. lioxed meats , dry salt shoulder-
5Sj5 1-S < > sides , 5 5-SiT5Uc. Bacon , clear rl
sides , G5-Sfi6Je. Itamn. choice sugar cured
- , ,
1y ; no ) ordlnnry ,0 fnr ,
RICE Firm ; ordinary to good , 4 B-Sas'Sc
TLOUR. GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFF8
Steady Flour , extra fancy , $3.40t M ; pat
ents. $1.'XiiT4.00. ) Comment , $1.S" Bran , GOc
HAY Prime , HJfl2c ; choice , ISSHUc.
CORN No 2 sacked , mixed , 41c ; whit
nnd vollow , 12c.
OATS-29Vj30c
Cincinnati Jlurkft.
incy , A o M j.
WlfEAT Essy : No 2 red. GGffG7c
CORN Hasy ; No. 2 mKed , 33c.
OATR-Easy ; No. 2 mixed. 21 7 * @ 22c.
RYE-Qulet : No. S. 47'jc. '
PROVISIONS-Lird easy , $4 gO4
Iltint meats , quiet , $5 CO. Bacon , steady
\VinSKY-Stcndy
- : $125.
BUTTER-Easy.
prlme Onl
Grain llrcelptii nt 1'rlnclnnl Morkpfi
MlXNhAl'OLIS , Aug. 22-Receipts
Wheat , 840 curs. H
CHICAGO , Aug. 22-Receipts today
AVheat , 297 cars : corn , 931 cars ; oats. 61
cars Estimated for tomorrow : Wheal
1W cars ; corn , 931) cure ; oats , 875 cars
MSTcars ° UISl A"b' > 2---IlecelIts : Wheat
cars DULUTH. Aug. 22 Receipts : Wheat , 39
Tolrilo llnrkvt.
TOLEDO. Aug 22-WHEAT-Lowcr ; No
2 cash 70c ; October , 64\c.
CORN Ivovvcr , No. 2 mixed , 21c.
OATS Dull , low or : No. 2 mixed , 21c.
RYE Lower : No 2 ( jsli. 45c.
CLOVEKSEED-Active , steady ; prim
cash , $30214 : October , $1S2'4.
OIL North Lima , 73c ; South Lima an
Indiana , esc.
j Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS , Aug. 22. WHEAT-Du
* * v w k - . ti e i | itti iiip , f- $ wit * * v , eiruui
patontp. $ TK5ii395 : llrst clears , $2900310.
HRAN-$7.K > | | 7.73.
nrnln Market.
MILWAUKHK. Aug 22 WHKAT-
Steady ; No , 1 northern , 66c ; No. 2 northern
6lc ; September , C3c.
RYK-Lower ; No.'l , 42c.
HAHLUV Stoaily ; No. 2 , October , 45
46c ; sample , 32g40c.
I'corln Market.
PHORIA , Aug. 2i.-CORN Lower ; No.
29"-c.
O'ATS Quiet , easy : No. 2 white , 23iic.
WHISKV-Kirm , on basis of $125 fo
finished goods.
VlHlbln Grain Supply.
eNEW YORK , Aug. 22. The statement o
the visible supply of grain in store an
I afloat Saturday , August 20 , as compiled by
the New York Produce KxclmiiKe , Is an
follows : Wheat 6MO , ( > uO bu , decren e 1,047-
Oiv bu : corn K.121,000 bit , Increase 106,000 bu ;
oils 2.910,000 bu , decrease 171,0"0 bu. rjo
49JCiOO ) bu , decrease 48,000 bu ; barley 2I5.WJ
iu , Increase 2.W ) bu.
Llvrrpool Whrnt IntptirtH.
LIVHRPOOL. Aug. -The Imports of
v heat Into Liverpool for the week : 1'roni
Atlantic ports , i2loii tinartrrs : from Pnclllc
orts , le.CcJO < | tiarters ; from other ports.
00 nuartcrs. The Imports of corn Into Llv-
rpool from Atlantic ports for the week , 49-
00 quarters ,
Liverpool Ornlti Mnrkpt ,
LIVRHPOOL , Aug. 22 WHHAT-nasy ,
'iil7-8d ' lower ; September , Bs 7-Sd ; Decem-
er , Cs l-8d.
CORN-Qulet ( , 7-Sflll-Sil lower ; Ausust ,
omlnal ; September 3sl-8d ; October , 3s
Sun 1-rntii-licn Wlirnt Market.
S\N FRANCISCO. Aug. 22.-WHEAT
ulM : December , $1.1G 1-S.
BARLEY Steady ; December , $1.14'i. '
London Whrnt Slnrkrt.
LONDON. Aug. 22 AVHEAT-f uttires
losed steady ; September , Cs 73-8d ; Dccem-
er , 5s 3 1-Sd.
STOCKS AMI ItO.ND l.
Inrkct SliotTN I'arly Strength nnd
Knny In Tone.
NEW YORK , Aug. -The stock market
esumed Its famlllir character of the
rcatcr part of lost wtek today , with the
xceptlon that the early strength of slocks
vas not fully recovered at tiny time sub-
eiiuently. In fact , the closing was rather
asy In tone , prices being sustained with
pparent dlttlculty nt u point decidedly
iolow the best , but somewhat above the
cwcst.
In the grangers the opening prices wera
he best nt a level of about 1 to 1'4 above
ho buo > ant top prices of Friday afternoon.
This level was helped by the marketing up
f Americans In London before the open-
ng here on cabled orders from New York.
t was the evident purpose to make the
penliiK high for liquidation of protlts. The.
ommlsslon houses were known to have u
nrgu volume of orders to buy , nnd In many
a es tl'cie was no price restriction on
hesc , the order being to buy .if the mar-
tot. The realizing sales in the first hour
verocry heavy und In splto of large out-
Ide demand , prices of the grangers melted
way before the profittakingsales He-
ore St. Paul had enlliely lost Its advance
lore was n letting up of the pressure to
ell und prices turned upwards again The
ono of the group was somewhat heavy for
he rest of the day , though St. Paul rallied
.bovo 113 before the close.
The Pacific stocks also showed evidence
f profit-taking , but the Northern Paclllc
allied on the showing of an increase offer
for the second week In August of
16,544. There was heavy buying of Atchl-
on preferred during the day and Louisville
& Nashville advanced over a point near
he close on reports of a protect for a
teamshlp line to Havana. There were
lumcroiiR extraordinary price movements
n special stocks , Minnesota Iron covering
x range of II points and Illinois Steel about
points in efforts to adjust proportion of
aluatton on the consolidated. Interna-
lonal paper stock was up 11 points and
Consolidated Gas had a break of About 10
mints. Cotton Oil advanced Wt and the
ireferred S 1-S and Rubber preferred gained
al Imost 3 points and lost It all , There were
xtreme movements and there were subsc-
luent ractlons and recoveries which re-
luccd them Manhattan was consistently
weak and People's Qns was razed dev n 2
joints bv the boars , but afterward fully
recovered. The rallioad list generally held
steady and flrm In spite of the unsettled
nlluences of weak specialties and proflt-
aklng of the grangers , many stocks showi
ng gains ranging up to a point or over.
Sterling exchange showed a further de
cline on the diminished offerlnaa of stocks
bv London in this market. The break In
whcit ' had n some-what unsettling effect
'n the stock market , but the large increase
n primary receipts makes for the benefit
of tlio railroads The boml market was
active today and showed higher prices.
Atchlson Issues being conspicuous. Totu :
sales. $3,640,000.
United States old fours , registered , de
clined i and the threes , when issued , 1-S In
the bid price.
The Evening Post's London flnancta
cablegram sa > s : The stock markets here
opened good today nftcr Saturday's holi
day , the feature being a resumption of the
boom In Americans Initiated by Now York
The mipport of Americans hern Is stll
small and mainly professional , but the con
tingent buyers nnd Berlin continues to sup
port Northern Pacific common. It Is gen
erally urged here that the boom In Amer
icans is being started at the wromr mo
ment ; that Is to nay , the public Is apathetic
nnd away on summer holldajs , nnd thai
on their return they will tlnd prices too
high for them. The reverse , however. Is
quite as likely as the English public Invari
ably join In a speculation at the last mo
ment and when prices arc top heavy. After
a temporary relapse , prices for Americans
closed strong , St. Paul leading Erie pre
ferred was bought hero Brazils were bet
ter , but Argentines were easier. Do Beers
mines were flat. A contlnuanco of easy
money rates on the continent makes the
London discount mnrkot u shade easier to
day , but It Is noticeable that larger
amounts of American bills arc offered for
forward delivery.
Tne following are the closing quotations
of the leading stocks on the New York
market today :
Atch ! on W\ \ c. C . 2 \
do rrfd 17 Pt P. Omaha . M
Canada Pacific So do pfd . 1:4
Bnltlmorn # Ohio . . 18 St. p. , M & M . 1 C
Citnoda Sotrth rn . . . 84 % " > oiithn I'aoim . . .122
Central Haclflo . . . . IPi
CVicj & Ohio 25 do pfd " ' " '
Chicago & Alton..UO . 15-1
- ,
< 'hl , Bur. & Q W14
Chi & D III 59
C . C . C. & St f
. .
DM A Hudson . lORtf IVhmHIng u L E. . . IV
Del . L. f. W . ISIij , do pfd . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11V
& JUo 0 13nI ' Adorns Ermno * . . . ,10 $
< Jo pfU 54H' Anvwlcnn Kx 134
KrfcJ ( new ) I * * * tln'toJ Stales 41
do 1M pfd 38'i Wells-Farira 118
Fort Wayne. Uj A. Cotton Oil 39
Orwit N . nftf. Ufi , ao pfj 191' '
! ! S'JnLv"l.l < ' 3r JH1 Amntmn Spirits. . . l5 i
tvmral . . . .llWil do pfd . . . . .
lake ! > ! & W . 2iUAmcr. Tobacco . KM
> k > pM . SO I do pM . 133 V ,
Shorn . 192iS ChlwC-o Oo .
npalldaled Qn . . .190
Manmttnn L , . Wi o > m Onble Co . UO
Stri-rt Ry . 1M Col. r & iron . K
Mrh. Central . IDS do pfd . 7,1
Minn. & Srt. L , . " , deneral Electric . . . 41
Jo Itt pfd . 94 Illinois SlWl . 61
Missouri t'arlflc . . . . 3T 4 l.acledo Gua . /3
MnbllM & . Otilo . 28
Mo. K. & . T . 12IJ oo
do pfd . 36' , Nat vn f
I ml S. I ; . SH- Un'cn I'n-HBc .
do pM . J4 > z Paclfta Mnll . , 3V
N. .1 Central . 94 Pullman Paltcn . , .1S1
N. Y. Central . llDMi Silver ' ertlflcatea . , 59V ,
N. Y. , Chi & . St. L. 14 < j Standard R & T. . . '
do 1st pM . ( V ) Sugar . 110-
' do 2nd pffl . 3fi do irfd . 1145
N'orrhwe tem . 16J T. C. K. Iron . 3J
X Amer Co . 7 U. S leather . S
'
JS'iirthern 1'aclllc . . . 37i. do pM . 73'
do pfd . 76 ? , U. i . IMlil r . 4C1
Ontario 4Ve tcm. 10'4 pfd
Ore It & N'ov . Cl \ \ \ < ? trn Union . W
Ore. ' Short L'nc ' . 3" Chi. & X W . 13"
J'lttubiirp . Iff ) do pfd . 17
Ilftirtlnir . ID'-J nio Ornnde W . .S
Hock Island do pfd .
Ht I ul8 & . S T . Chi Orcat W . 17
St F. & a F. 2nd i-t I > * . H W . fc
do let pfd . do [ > fd . II
SI. I'nul . 1 Heading 1st pfd. . . . 45
do pfd . I
Total soles of stocks today , 611,400 shares
Including 46,112 Atchlsnn pieferred , 4,20
Chesapeake & Ohio , 13,785 Hnrllngton. 5.78
Illinois Central. 25,100 I.ouls\llle & Nash
\llle , 11,875 Manhattan. 3420 Metropolitan
4 2V ) Missouri Pacific , 3.750 New York Cen
tral , 36,120 Northern Pacific , 15,000 North
ern Pacific preferred , 23,650 Hock Inland
33,810 Union Pacific preferred , 77,250 St
Paul , S 955 St. Paul & Omaha , 4.170 South
ern , l,3f" Southern preferred , 7,7.10 Texas A
'
I'm inc. 10,390 Union I'arillo preferred , 3,16
Wabash preferred. 24.400 Cotton Oil , 3,71
Cotton Oil preferred , 7W Spirits , 4,190 To
baeco , 14,440 Chicago Great Western , 27.7S
People's Gas , 4 KOO Consolidated Gas , 3,09
Colorado ruel . Iron , 3 MX ) Illinois Steel
3.170 Lead. i8.6.0 Suirar , 6,913 Tennessee Coa
& Iron. 9,42(1 ( Leather preferred , 6,08. Hub
ber , 5,670 Western Union.
Ilncton SloeU flnotallonii.
BOSTON , Aug. 22-Call loans. 2ff3 no
cent ; time loans , 2l S'4 per cent. Closln
quotations on stocks , bonds and mlnln
ahareo :
Atch. . T . 8. P . 1IU \\ert Hle . 31
Amir , fcuinr . Uf\ Hoaton Kleclrlc , , . i '
do pM . US i : . n in . is- ,
my sum aas . lu ( ! rn HKc. pfd . ! > 7
Hell Telephone . . MS Atchlson prd . , . . 17
llnnlon & Albany . . .20 Atrhlxon 4 < . fl
Chi. , nur. & . Q . US' ' , Allouez MlajntCo . 4"
-
I-ltohliurK . 1M Atlantic . . T. . \ '
Ooncral Klmtrlc . . . . 4 > 'i ' Ploiton & Mont. . . .2i7'
Illtno'e Kieol . ( -91 , nmtp & iiexton . , : ; <
Mnxlonn < Vnlral . . . 5' , Caluiiwt d Jlocla , , COO
N. V. ' & . X. Ens . 3 Centennial . 15
Old Colon ) . 191 riankl'a ' . n
Ore t-horl Line . 3T'J ' 571
Ilubber . 46 Qutnc ) . 119
Union VMcItU . : S i 'Intrjara-k . 174
rit End . f-T' , \Vol\erlne .
do pfd . IQJ'/j Old Dominion .
riunnclal.
DCRLIK , Aug. 22. The market wa
easier today owing to weal : Vienna price
and realizations. American securities wer
llrm , but Spanish 4a fluctuated.
LONDON. Aug. 22-The market fo
American securities advanced at the open i
Ing and remained steady all day , wit
bulls operating steadily. The closing ton
as steady and tlio demand moderate The
mount of bullion Inlun Into the Hank of
England on balances toil ly vvns ,5WW. ,
panl h 4s closed nt 40v , , n net Ion of Ji
rom Siturdiv's closing price. Gold ' -
noted at Buenos A > res nt 1WBO.
PARIB , AUK. 'J.-Tlie bourne was much
more active At the oponlng todity than on
aturday or Friday of last woik. Spanish
s were heavy. In the mining market Klo
ntos bKnn very llrm , but closed eusur ,
nd DeBoers diamond § hsri-s declined on
tiled for London account. Himnlbh 4s
losed nt 4C.M , iigalnst 4037H , thillnnl
rko of Saturday. Three per cent rentes ,
03C S5c.
York .Mono
NfiW YORK , Aug. 22.-MONBY ON CALL
PAPKH-1U04
or cent.
STICKLING BXCHANan-Stendy , with
dual business In bankers' bill * at $4 SS'iSp
S5V6 for demand , and II bS'iT * 8371 for sixty
ays : posted rules. $4S4Ii484M and J4 SB ;
ommiTclal bills , $4S4f2'i.
SILVEIl rEHTIKIC
HAR SILVER 69c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS ( fie.
OOVEHNMRNT HONDS-Stcady : now 4s ,
. . .
eg. and coupon , 127W : 4" , reg. and coupon.
11'4 : Zs , 97 : Gs , res. nnd couprn , 112 ; Pacific
3 of ' 09. 102'i-
Closlnu quotations on bonds were as fol-
ows :
. . t. titw 4aref ( . . .fJS1 N.J.C.AS . 114
I. , . < lo conn . 188 K.O.IlH . 121
I.S i ; 4Hreifl . 112 K.C. . IDT
I S dncotip . 112 KO r.icinc IMS. . . .111141
I. x VdR reu . 07 No. PtclHo in . 00 h
1. " 5 ( is , r e . m No raelfte 4s . 100H
J. S OB coup . 11 I JC.Y. C.St t , 4n .107
District. * . USB . 117 N. A. W. On . lt.2
li.rllHS A . 108 K. W , ConrolB . UIK
.11 , fins R . 10J Jf.1V. Deli no . 11H
Ala. , ellssC . 90 brc N. IMS . 114
Ma .Cimcncy . 0 Ore N. 4H . 1UUU
\tclil on 4o . DO O S L.0it r . IS *
AtchlBon ncl ) 4n " O 8. I. 5ft t r . 108
ds
hi. Terms , 4s. . . . UU Keiillnp4H . .14
3.0 S . 110H K. O. W 1MB . PO
n. &n. 44s . HUH St. 1..1 M. con ( Is 100
D.A.U li. iRtfl . 111U i"t. I , A. 3 R ( iun. U HOJi
) . A. K , O 4R . HSU SI 1' . roimols . IBH
list Term lets . 10 ? > ' > hi. P.O. AV. 1BIB..KO
Mnben 4a , St. P.O. AP. Bs . . . .117
' . W. i. 1) Ists. t r. 7DH So Ky.Ss . OS
Jen Elec. Is . 10S S R &T.tB ) . OSH
J.ll. A.S A.Us . 105 Trnn. nrvvHct Js. . . Pi !
i. II A. 8 A. Ma. . . 103 T.I' . L O iHts. . . .107
I.A.T Ont 6B..lim T. P.Hg V'cls . 4B
Ii AT. O.ooii 6R..100 tJ. P.O. * O. lets. . 77
own C. Iflts . 100 W.ib iHt Js . 111 !
.n Now Ton. 49..10J Wab 2dt . HQH
tJni. 4s . 100 W. Shore 4s . 100
rins . ( IBM Vt rrnturlns . 7f >
VI. K. AT. arts. . . . 01H Va dufcrrca . 8
'J.Y. C. Ists . 1154 Union Pnolflo 4s. . . OU
Knn PrnnolHco btovk Qnotnlionn.
SAN I-RAXCISCO. Aug. 22-The official
loHlnc quotations for mining stocks today
\cro as follows :
Alta Justice
Alphi Con Kentucky Con . 5
3 Mexican . IS
irkher . 12 Oi5-dentnl | Con . . . . fO
Helctcr . . . . lb Ophlr . 31
DulIIon . 2 ONfrTTian . 4
hallenge Con . 13 I'oto-i . IS
CholUr
37 Bcorploo . -
Oon. Cala. & Va. . . 33 S'crra ' Ne\-\da. . 67
' 'on N'aw lorl. . . . 1 Union Con . 20
Cronn I'olnt . 12 Utfth Cm . C
Qouia . Currlc14 YHlow r ctcl ! . 15
IJalO .1 Norcroe * . . 75 btandnra . HO
Silver bars , B87-8c ; Mexican dollars , 46 ®
6'fcc. Drafts , Hls-ht , 13c ; tclcrapli ) , '
Xcrr York Mtnlnv Unntatlon * .
NEW YORK , Aug. 22 The following are
he closing quotations on mining stocks :
Chollar 15 Onhlr .
Crcwn I'olnt 30 I'iymouth . . . . . 12
Con Cal & Va . . . 3s
LXadw&od 25 do pM . 400
Gould A Curry. . . . 1Z Pk'rrw. X'vnila . . . . M
rials i Noicross . TO BtaniUrrt . 14S
Uomesttikoi WO Union Con . A 20
Irort DlUcr Ill Yellow Jacket . . . ' . . 1C
Mexican II Ontario . KZ
-
Loniloo Stook Quotation * .
LONDON , AUB. 2.1 p. m.-Closlns :
money . .11) 9-lt Mew YorK Central.:1 !
Consols , acpt
Heading K ? .
Erin . 15 Atcblran 14 %
Erlo 1st pfd . 2VS L , 4. N CO
Illinois c tral . . . .11M4 Gra-1d Trunk 7'i '
Mexican ordinary. " ISiJl Mex C n , new is . 68
St "f'aui , c"ohimoir".li 5 .
RAR SILVER Firm ,
MONKY HOtt Per cent. The rate of dis
count lu the open market for short bills ,
IVsJi 1 5-STper cent ; for three months' bills ,
3-S&1 per cent.
Note * .
CHICAGO , A.UR. 22 Claarlngs , S15,10 ,2i3 ! ;
u. > iu.iiiccs Jl , < Ju.OJ3 New yBrk exchange , 30c
discount. Sterling- exchange , posted , J4 S4A
4 8 ; actual , 14 63KQ4 KU ; sixty days , $4 83
& 4K4 i Stocks , active : Blpeuit , fc'/i , Mis-
cult preferred. 93 7-t , Diamond Match , 140s ; :
Strawboard. 30 ; North Chicago , 220 ; West
Chicago , 03 %
PHILADELPHIA , Augr 22. Clearings ,
J7,663,873 ; balances , $1.759.197.
MEMPHIS , Aug. 22.-Clearlngs , $206.903 ;
balances , $ SS,040.
BALTIMORK. Aug. 22.-ClearingB , 2,048 , .
640 ; balances , 544,416
NEW OHLKANB , Aug. 22 Clearings ,
$614,042. New York , exchange , battle , $1 per
l,00i > premium ; commercial , par.
NEW YORK , Au * . . Clearings , $07,818-
9S9 : balances , J4.4U1.TM.
CINCINNATI , Aor. 22. Money , 2H6 per
cent , New York exchange , 40o discount ;
clearings. 12.1KJ.660.
BOSTON , AUir 22-CIearings , $10,260,889 ;
balances , $1.751,113.
VVf i Ul IV trAI > I + Mlf > U l Uf U U. UU fril VilllUtll *
WASHINGTON , Aur. 22. Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available " ca " " h " balance , $278,281,436 ;
gold reserve ,
Xevr York Dry Uondn Market.
NEW YORK , Aug 22 There Is a fair
degree of trading of the same genaral char
acter In the dry goods market as that of
last -fteek. Thu demand Is a quiet one. but
there are soma fair sized orders registered
In the midst of a great many small ones.
The mall brines moat of these orders , as
store trading Is Htlll alone conservative
lines In woolens and worsted Roods there
Is little movement of consequence. Staple
cottons arc In Indifferent demand. A suc
cession of email orders has worked some
trades into better londltlon. trlth stock *
considerably reduced , but there Is still a
lack of heavy trading of the sort which
makes an appreciable difference In the
market. The print cloth situation Is more
satisfactory. Extras are llrht and stronger ,
and light goods are held over firmly. There
Is no change In the position of printed
poods. Woven colored fabrics still hold a
Rood position.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK , Aujr 22-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady at B'iflO ' points advance , ruled
active , with generally firm undertone on
hlgh r European and Brazilian cables , and
continued disappointing receipts at Rio nnd
Santos ; advance arrested by increased
American visible supply and Indifference of
spot buyers. Closed steady , prices 65715
points higher. Bales , 25,250 bags , Including ; i
September , $560 Spot coffee , quiet ; Rio ,
No. 7 Invoice , 7'ic ; No. 7 jobbing , 6ic ; mild ,
tlrm ; Cordova , SftlSu.
Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22-SUGAR-Raw ,
firm ; fair refining. We ; centrifugal , S6 test ,
mined firm ; mould A , 55-Sc ; standard A ,
DHc : confectlonerH' A , 5Vic ; cut loaf , 57-8c ;
crushed , r,7c : powdered , 5D-Sc ; granulated ,
53-Sc ; cubes , B 5-8c.
NEW ORLEANS , Aug. -SUOAR-Open
kettle , steady , 11-Sc ; centrifugal , strong ;
white , 4 1-lGc ; yellow , 4i1Hc ; seconds , 2'i '
} 43-lGc.
MOLASSES Easy , 407c.
Oil .Mnikct.
OIL CITY , Pa. , Aug. 22-Credit bal
ances , Sic ; certtilcntcB. fir.st bid. 9Sc for
cosh ; highest taxh , $1 00 ; closed 99'1 bid for
wish. Total sales. 30,000 bbls. ; shipments ,
August 19 , 81 811 bblfi. ; shipments. 20th und
21st lOi.Kji' ' ! bbls. Runs , August 19. 20 and
21. IGS.SOi bbls
SAVANNAH. Ga , Aug. 22-OIL-Spirits
turpentine , flrm. 27c. Rosin , firm and un
changed
WILMINGTON , Aug. 22.-OIL Spirits
turpentine , dull , unchanged. Rosin , llrm ,
9Jo to $1 05 Crude turpentine , steady , $1.10 ,
und $1 65. Tar , Him , $1 20.
Bultur Market.
ELGIN , III , Aug. 22 BUTTER Firm nt
ISc , Offerings , 13,600 pounds. Sales , 9.1SO
pounds at li > c.
St. InuU l.lvtStock. .
ST. LOUIS , Aug 22. CATTLE-Rocelpts , K
3,100 head , Including 23(0 ( head Texans ;
shipments , 900 htmd. Market weak for na-
tl\es ; steady but active for Texans : fair
to fnncv native shlpplmr and export steers.
t400i5.75. bulk of sales. * 490f < 50 ! : dressed
beef and lumbers' steer. , $4305(533 ( , bulk 3
of sales , $4 50JJ5 20 ; steers , under 1.000 Ibs .
$ ! 75ff615 , bulk of sales , $400 4.75 ; Blockers - 12
ers and feeders , $2.76'S460 ' ; rows nnd belt-
ers J..00/4 80 ; Texas and Indian steers ,
$ J75T425 , cows and heifers , J250T < 325.
HOGS Receipts. 3200 head ; shipments ,
1,800 head. Market WilOa lower ; jorkers ,
$1 MVT ( J 90 ; packers , $ JS5Jf395 ; butchers , $390
@ 4 00.
SHEEP Receipts , 3,000 head ; shipments ,
30) heud. Market steady : natlvo muttons ,
$3G03425 ; lambs , 4)
Slock In
Record of receipts of ll\e stock at the 23
four principal markets for August 2i :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha 3,710 JMi 2,236
Chicago 22.000 Si.OoO li.OOO
Kansas City 6.S70 2,510 5.131 '
St. Louis 3,100 3,200 3.000 1
Total. .35,710 21,353 23.S08 j
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattlo Hun a Dicappointment in Numbers to
the Locnl Bujors ,
GOOD DEMAND AND STRONG PRICES
Hrrf Steem Mcll Wrll Up In Dmilc of
IlrciiliH n ( Other l'olnln HOKI
Slump n IliaMpkrl and
Uo ( Iff Quick ! } .
SOUTH 0 fAHA , Aug , 22.
Cuttle. dhrcp
Receipt * today . 3,710 3b45 2.21(1 (
One week ago . 4Sl 3,028 4521
Two week * ago . 2,693 10.W 2 , ! > 3j
Ono month ago . 1,715 2,6'JS 1,671
Two month * ago . 2,427 , 3,051 210
A\er ge price paid lor hogs for the last
several da > s with comparisons :
August 1. . .
August 2 . .
August J . .
August 4 . .
August 6 . .
August 6 . .
August " . . .
August S . .
August 9. . .
August 10. .
August U.
August 12. .
August 13 .
August 14 .
August IS .
August 16 .
August 17. .
August IS. .
August 13. .
August 20. .
August 21. .
August 22. .
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'scs.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry. . . . 1 1
O. & St. L. Ry 1
M. Puc. Ry 2
Union Pacific svstem. 25 5
C. & N. W. Ry 2
F , E & M. V. R. R. . 61 19
S. C. & P. Ry 2
C. , St. P. , M. & O. Ry 4 2
U. & M. R. R. R 46 11 3
C , B. & Q. Ry 2
C , R. I. te P. Ry. , E. 1
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , W. . . 4
Total receipts 140 49 V ) 2
The deposition of the day's receipts was
R * follows , each buyer purchasing the num-
bei of head Indicated :
Buv er * . Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
a. H. Hammond Co 98 603
Omaha Packing Co 140 81 77
Swift and Co 24C 795 1,242
Cudihy Packing Co 771 710
P , D. Armour , Chi , 111. . 457 1,212
R. Becker and De-gun. . . . 189
Vnnsant & Co 401
Lobman & Co 219
Bcnton & . Underwood . . . . 123
Krcbbs & Co 72
Hill & Huntzlnger 303
L F. Husz 49
Hamilton & Rothschilds. 214
Hamilton from Kan. C 237
Other buyers 185 . . . . 131
Left over 72
Total 3,467 3,635 2.336
CATTLE Today's receipts of cattle were
somewhat disappointing , as It was the
smallest run for n Monday slnco August 1.
Added to that was the still further fact
that the proportion of beef was small ,
while the demand was fully as largo a *
usual. As a result of the light receipts
und very good demand the market was
artlve and fully steady , or even strong , In
aplto of the fact that Chicago and other
markets vvcro reported lower.
All told there were onlv four or five loads
of * native beef steers In the yards. They
sold largely at $510' 535 , which was fully
Uv ! good as the market at the close of last
week.
The most of the cattle here were westerns
and there wore something like twenty-six
loads sultnblo for the killers. The market
was very active and buyers were anxious
BO that everything changed hands early at
good , strong prices. The western steers
sold mostly at ( i 40JH 65. There were about
thirteen loadb of Texas steers on sale ,
which brough t mostly $4 30.
Cows und heifers , especially the medium
to common kinds , sold loner last week , as
noted at the time , but toward the last
of the week the feeder buyers turned their
attention toward that kind of stuff and
braced up the fat cattle buyers a little.
The result was the killers were better buy
ers and they paid a little stronger prices
today than at the close of last week. All
told there 3re probably about twenty
loads of cow * and heifers , about half of
them coed enough for killers , and they
were not lone In changing hands. Feed
ing cows also sold well and the supply
vvns early exhausted.
Feeders were active and good kinds were
steady. Holders of common stuff com
plained that buyers were Inclined to neglect
them apd that prices were , If anything ,
Darkly up to last week's standard. Repre
sentative sates :
STEERS.
No Av. P | No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
M..114I 32. . 1837 $510 39. . 1273 $5 25
3..1TOJ 476 8..1020 5 10 18. . 1341 635
7..ma 4 85
COWS
1 .1140 2 60 1..1130 285 $ . . 9S2 3 SO
1 . W9 1..1150 3 00 1..1210 3 35
3 .10H 1. . 9 10 1..1160 3 40
740 2 50 1. . 840 3 16 2..1115 3 40
1035 2S5 J..1K5 3 20 1..1240 3 50
930 2,70 2..1U5 3 25 6..1363 376
1050 2 75 89 * B 25
HDIFBRB.
2. | 40 300 1. . 310 350 1. . 789 8 65
1. WO 3 JO 1. . 810 350 1..1250 423
4. 700 3 50 1. . 620 360 1. . 470 4 GO $
COWS AND HEIFERS.
13. . 738 3 70
BULLS.
1..1220 1..12JO 3 20 1. . DSO 3 3S
1130 3 00 1..1230 3 20 1..13W 3 50
850 3 00 1..1910 3 20 1..1320 3 75
940 3 15 1..1420 325
CALVES.
1. . 220 5 75 2. . 2IS 6 75 $
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERB
72S 3 IK 1..1010 4 00 1. . 430 4 20
746 3 25 32. . 6C 9 4 00 14. . 674 4 Jfl
720 3 40 37. 746 4 05 7. . 730 4 35
606 3 50 R. 757 4 15 6. . 590 4 50
\ CIO 3 75 15. . 696 4 15 1. . 440 4 50
920 4 00 20 908 4 20 2. . 370 4 So
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
1 cow 1000 $2 25 5 feeders. . 976 $1 50
3 cons 990 2 50 1 cow 9TO 3f,0
3 bulls 1076 2 60 4 heifers. . . 795 3 60
jj bulls 1320 2 60 1 steer 1150 3 75
s cows 1101 2 65 1 cow 1010 3 75
j cow 910 2 75 3 heifers..1096 400
1 bull 1540 2 75 111 feeders. . 79S 4 00
14 cons 969 2 SO 9 feeders. . KOO 4 10
1 row 990 2 85 19 feeders. . 878 4 10 Jl
2 cows IIM 2 90 72 feeders. . Sll 4 20
2 tteerj. 935 3 CO 38 feeders. . Si j I .23
1 steer. . 970 3 00 2 feeders , . 925 4 25
S cows. . 1025 310 33 feeders. . 952 4 25
1C cows. . 1034 3 15 9S feeders. . 757 4 25 $2
63 COWS 921 3 15 2 feeders..1015 4 23
1 cow 1070 3 15 2t feeders. . 1071 4 30
3 COWS 950 3 IQ 27 feeders..lOijti 4 30
1 Stag llbO \ 23 41 feeders..1053 4 321,5
10 COWS 1041 3 40 45 feeders. . 633 4 40
3 feeders..1076 3 50 14 feeders. 93J 4 40
2 stags. . . . 12&5 3 50 t)2 feeders. 900 4 CO
A. r. Wllklns.
27 feeders..1037 4 10
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1 bull 1260 3 2" Shelf ers. . . 896 3 40
Icow 1150 350 1 cow S30 3 75
10 heifers. . . 702 340 30 feeders. . 839 4 25
Icow 870 300 It , feeders. . J71 4 25
WYOMING.
New Hamiwhlre Cattle company
Icow 10JO 3 00 Ihteer 1200 4 C5
1 steer lit/ ) 3 50 7 cows 101J 4 0 !
1 steer 1110 3 7i 13 steers..1111 4 03
4 cows 1140 3 73 It steers . . .1231 4 30
Istrav 1110 3 75 3 steers. . . 1210 I M
Rockford Llvo Stock company.
1 bull 1140 300 Scows 1032 403
Icow . . . . 1060 3 73 11 steers..12J7 4 30 .
4 steers..1192 4 OC
C. A. & W. S. Pueslcy.
1 bull 1060 3 10 1 steer 930 4 00
1 steer. . , . .10SO .150 43 Htcer.s..102.1 4 00
1 cow. . . . . . 81,0 J bO 8 str. Tox.10i. 4 OH
Icow 710 360 2 steers..12JO 410
Icow sao J 60 12 steers..1196 410
1 foedcr. . . . MO 3 Si
Shlrdley Cattle company.
1M steers..12hb 4 63
S. M. Hlckman.
11 feeders. . 821 4 20 44 feeders. . S67 4 20
J. M Carey & Bros
1 cow. . . . . aio . ' 75 1 meer. . . . 1310 3 81
1 1 co-w . . . . U30 2 75 2 Hteer.s , 1103 J S'i
30 ( bulls. . . .U9. ! 3 00 2 steers. . . .1010 1 8
4 4 cows , . 3 35 1 steer , . . . .US' ' ) 3 85
! cows , . . .1107 3 75 latcer. . . .1180 3 85
1 cow. . . . ,10:0 3 75 U steers..11 . > 4 20
1 steer. . . , 950 3 85 14 steer- ) . . . 1211 4 10
1 1 steer. . .1260 3 S5
re Live Stork Co.
4 hfs. fds . 77S 3 CO 13G life. fds. . 77S 3 80
135 feeders. fc'O 4 25
R. 3. Van Tassel.
137 Sir , Tex Ml 383 16 steers. . . . 95S 335
George Keellno & Son
) str. To.x.lOS5 4 15 60 steers..1300 4 45
4 steers..1167 4 4 > 62 steers..1330 4 CO
1 steer HfO 4 45 14 c. & h..lKJ ( 4 15
c. & 11..11.U 420 1 calf ICO C25
1 bull 11GO 3 00
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 1 bull. . .13x0 2 33 1 iteer 900 3 25
1 1 bull. . .l.riO 2 80 1 heifer..11W 3 50
7 cows. . . .11)57 ) * * tfj 1 steer 1310 3 50
1 bull 1400 3 CO 1 feeder. . . 690 < 80
2 bulls 1210 3 ir 9 feed era. , 933 3 80
1 steer 1200 3 60 1 steer $60 423
3 steers , . .mi 4 PO G strern..120.1 I K
2 steers..11PO 4 M 9 strcrn. . . 1278 4 25
J , T. Goodwin.
1 feeder. . . 720 3 BO 2 feeders. . o&G 3 SO
1 feeder . . 770 .1 fO 21 feeders .104S 4 20
3 fecdurs. . 7 ! 1 3 TO 21 focders. . SIS 420
Illtd llosn.
1 steer. . . .1KO 3 BO 21 steer 1218 43 !
Connors Bros ,
01 sir. Tox.lOM 4 30 2 sir. Tex.1000 4 30
23 cons HW8 I 11
Lake-Tomb & Co.
44 steers..HIS 4 35
II. Pollard.
1 steer 1350 3 H ) 12 steers..1222 455
Wi-nro Live Stock Co.
4 lif . , fdis. 771 100 130 hfs. fdrs. 778 3 SO
Toll in Co.
23 feeders..11KO 4 31
R. F. Glover.
1 bull 1210 275 1 stier 1220 441
2 feeders. . 6-R 4 00 4 f onion , . S77 4 BO
2 steers..1115 4 BO 1 calf 3 ) S 00
10 steers..1211 4 4i li ralves. . . 27S BOO
1 steers . . .1410 4 40 1 calf 160 B 25
steers..1312 4 45 2 cnlvps. . . 1C5 S 2T ,
7 steers..13GJ > 4 4' 4 calves. . . 172 525
MONTANA.
T. Townc.
llmll . . . .1RV > 2 ' 0 1 heifer. . . . 910 3 75
Icow 910 31X1 4 heifers..1005 375
1 steer 1220 .HA 3 feeders. . 916 . .00
1 fleer. . . ,1370 l IT. i ! nteert" . . .1111 * 10
1 heifer . . . 9M ) 3 75 3 steers..HUG 4 30
1 heifer. . . . 900 373 20 steers..1302 430
W. 11 Claikson.
18 steers. . . .1261 4 45
A. Xlniraerinan.
2 feeders. . KO 3 50 30 feeders. . 625 4 65
25 feeders. . 97G 4 15
A. Hollran.
1 helfor. . . 810 1 75 IS feeders .1090 4 30
3 steers . . .KOO 3 'M 2. feeders. . 941 4 30
2 feeders. . WO 4 21 2S feeders. . 611 4 70
T. McCumsey.
2 cows 055 2 J5 16 hfs. fdrs , 404 3 80
3 feeders. . RIO 3 BO 10 steers. . . 1214 4 35
101 feeders. , 510 4 E2'fc '
HOGS Under ( lie Influence of a lower
provision market ut the clone of last week
nnd lower markets on live hogs nt all sellIng -
Ing points this morning hogs sold a big 5c
lower. Sellers seemed to realize the Im
possibility of maintaining tin- market under
the prevailing conditions und us n rule cut
loose in the morning , so that everything
was sold und weighed up In a very short
time. Light mixed lands sold at J3 60S > 3 d5.
good ml\ed loads nt $3 ti7l4If1 70 and prime
heavy at $172'55iJ75. ' The popular price of
the day was $370 , while on Saturday the
long string brought $3 75. The tables at
the head of column will show the receipts
today un slightly larger than a week ago
and n very little smaller than two weeks
ago. It was Just a fair average run for a
Monday. It will bo noticed from the table
of average prices that today's decline
leaves the market a shade lower than It
was nt the opening of last week , but at
the same time Oc higher than It was at the
low point the middle of last week. Repre
sentative sales :
No. Av. Sh Pr. No. Av. Sh Pr.
SO 215 120 $1 00 69 1J9 80 $3 0
71 106 40 3 GO 71 237 . . . 3 67H
71 221 40 3G7U 21 179 40 3 ( T
81 193 SO 36714 G8 2S1 1W ) 36'
Gii 215 40 II fl7' { . 90 215 SO 3 07J4
71 237i(37'2 ( f > 8 291 120 3 67' *
81 211 BO S 70 72 24S 40 370
70 251 . . . 370 GO 273 . . . 370
57 301 . . . 370 81 J4G 40 370
59 255 RO 370 66 274 120 370
160 24 $ 200 371) ) GS 234 160 370
RO 241 RO 170 Gl 282 . . . 370
71 212 80 370 Go 217 120 370
70 260 SO 370 G4 244 80 370
64 214 80 370 12 273 . . . 370
60 280 . . . .170 38 190 40 370
60 26S 160 870 77 242 120 370
77 231 40 370 87 212 80 370
6S 255 40 370 62 SOS 80 370
38 268 80 370 74 281 80 370
70 265 200 370 62 279 160 370
5G 267 80 370 76 238 40 870
67 262 120 370 70 260 SO 8 70
131 284 200 372& 10 260 § 0 3 72V4
19 2bl . . . 376 54 336 SO 376
86 274 80 375 16 250 . . . 375
WAGON LOTS PIGS
S 113 . . . 2 BO 1 400 . . . 260
1 300 . . . 260 1 200 . . . 270
1 110 . . . 300 6 180 . . . 360
6 300 . . . 365 4 275 . . . 365
7 117 . . . 365 3 206 . . . 370
6 215 . . . 370 4 240 80 370
3 316 . . . 370 7 310 . . . 372' '
6 286 . . . 3 72&
SHEEP There was a pretty fair run of
sheep hero today compared with many days
of recent date , ten loads being reported In
Included In the offerings were five cars of
Wyoming nnd two cars of Utah lambs
As 1mH been the case at this point rlgh
along , the demand was good and the market
active and steady on desirable muttons , in
spite of the fact that Chicago reported a
lower market. The bulk of the offerings
changed hands early at prices that wnr
entirely satisfactory to the selling Interests
Feeding sheep and lambs continue in
active demand and there are more orders
to buy than can be filled fiom the number
coming forward. Choice mutton * are sell-
Iner largely at $4 5094 75 ; fair t # rood. $4 009
425 ; coed grass westerns , $425(5440 ( ; fair
grass westerns , $4 00 ( 4.15 ; peed yearlings. ,
$4506485 ; good to cholca lAmbs , 55&OD 00 ;
fair to good lambs , $3.0035 40 ; feeder
wethers , 2-ycur-olds and over , $3 6653.76 ;
feeder vearUaga. $4 004 35 ; feeder lambs ,
$4 254T4.65.
SHEEP.
No. Av. Pr.
18 Stmth Dakota grass ewei . . . . 95 $3 BO
2,242 western sheep 107 430
1SG South Dakota grass mixed . . W 4 66
K Nebraska erats ewes 83 32 *
36 western sheep (1 4 25
55 western cheep. Iambi 64 520
474 western lamfcs 66 636
CHICAGO LIVE ! STOCK MARKET.
neoelpti of Cattle an * Haiti Heavy
and Price * Rnthvr Slow and Ranr.
CHICAGO , Aug. 22 The largo supply ol
cattle received today caused & weak mar
ket for undesirable offerings and lots ol
native steers that were not choice , aver
aged lOc lower. The general demand was
good , however , and eastern shippers bought
heavily , their selection of choice fat beeves
being made at nearly or quite as high
prices of last week. Choice steers , $5.309
B.60 ; medium , $4 EO'45.00 ; beef steers , $4.203
4.76 ; stocker * And feeders. $3.603 > S.OO ; bull * ,
$2 7& ! } > 4.25 ; calves , I4.00jj7.00 ; western range
steers , S3.25&4.75 : fed western steers , $4.30
© 5.10 ; Texans , $3.4096.30.
Buyers Improved the opportunity afforded
by a lareo supply : of hoge to put prices
lower , and while the trading was fairly
active , the values TV ere off S'glOc ' Fair to
choice. $3.85 4.00 ; packers , $3 B03.82 ;
butchers , $3.6C4.00 ; mixed , J3.5Bg4.00 ; light ,
$3 Mfi-4.00
Trade In sheep was slow , dressed meal
concerns having stocked up liberally last
week and prices were largely lOc lower.
Culls to prime native wethers , $2.50 < i4.60 ;
western range sheep. $3.75 < ff4.50 ; poor to
prime lambs. $3. 60 < g6.25
Receipts-Cattle , 22,000 head ; hogs , 32,000
head ; sheep , 18,000 head.
KnnxiiH City Lire fltopk
KANSAS CITY , AUK. -CATTLE-lle- -
relpts , 3,110 natives and 3,780 Texans Well-
flnlshvd steers , butchers stock and stockers -
ers nnd feeders , steady. Common half-ripe
steers , slow to lOa lower. No choice natives
offered. Common native steers. $1 90t8 05 ;
light weights , $4 65 < ff5 00 stockers and
VVFI IHOt + 1 U J'4 ' ( iJ Wi Dll/Viivcria (1111
feeders , $3 20 4 S5 ; butcher cows und heif j
ers , $280 485 ; western steers , $3 82'/s < 84 ; 40 ;
Texas steers. $3 35J/ 40 ; Texas butcher
cows , $2 S03 60 ; natlvo and range c.mners ,
20 2 SO.
HOGS Receipts , 2,610 head ; fair demand ;
light supplv quickly absorbed ; prices
steady lo 5c lower. Heavies , $3703SO ;
mixed , $1 7t4n 75 : lights , $ T45ff370
SHEnP-Recelpts , 5,130 head ; prices 5@10r
lower. In nympathV with big decline of
eastern markets. Lambs , $5 2M6 00 : mut
tons , $400(7/450 ( ; western wethers , $4 ( KVg4 35 :
western ewes , $3S537440 ; stock lambs , $400
4 50 ; stock -ind feeding sheep , $3 Slftl 00.
Neiv York I.li *
NEW YORK. Aug. -CATTLH-Re- -
eelpte , 2.3JO head. Rough stuff , steady to
lOc lower. Steers , J4t.5fir > 80 ; extras , J590 ;
oxen and stags. $325fi500. bulls. J275-370 :
iholce fat bulls , $1 05114 17'i : cows. $1.75 $
7r : cables , higher : llvo cattle. 9iflOi4c ;
refrluerntor beef , 7'c ' per lb. Exports to-
dav , none.
CALVHS Receipts , 2,881 head ; market ,
nctl\c ; vcnH , steady to llrm ; buttermilks
and grasscis , a sh.ide lower : veals , $5 M < i
7.75 ; tops ! 800 : bntttrmllks , $3760450 ;
BraspeiF } 3 LMit 00 No westerns.
AND LAMBB-Hecelpts , 20.715
head ; prime sheep steady , others a shade
low IT ; lambs , 50f75c ; sheep , J3 23 4.75 ;
cholco w ethers , JiOO ; nulls , $250Jj350 ;
lambs , $4 2rfl6 00 ; cholco. $6 1214S76 25.
HOGS Receipts. 11,970 head ; market
easier , nt $4 203425.
_
Cincinnati Llvo Stock.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 22-HOGS-Actlve ,
Htrontr : $3 20JM 00.
fATTLK Kisy. $285 $ 490.
BIinKI' Dull : $225fi4.13
LAMHS-Weak ; $175:56 : 15.
JAMES E. BDYD & CO , ,
Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb
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