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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1899)
1O TTTT ? nAfATTA T > ATTVRim ? . T-pTn A "V ATTnTTQrp 11 IflOO COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Tailing In Wheat it Dullest of the Month on Chicago Market. PROVISIONS CLOSE ABOUT 5C LOWER Corn Fnlrly Steady Enrly In "lc Day Hnt Lntrr Developed Wcnk- * ncim Out * Are Dull nnd \ Weak. CHICAGO , Aug. lO.-Antlclpatlon of the fcovernment crop report , issued this after noon , completely flattened out trading In wheat today nnd the pit was the dullest in mdntha. Pending1 Ita Issue there "was no titapositlon to 'trado ' cither way. Wh at de clined Uc , coarse grains wcro weak , com klecllnln ? H5H4c and oats UQHc. Provisions closed about Gc lower. The opening In wheat waa tame without tiny material change In price , September ( starting at about GD' c. Domestic receipts ( were small and higher quotations came tfrom Liverpool , hut the government crop ( report wna due this afternoon and pending Its Issuance traders were unwilling to get Into the market on either side. The result iwaa that the entire session was marked by to. dullness that is seldom equaled. The In- Kcnso heat also kept traders out of the pit except when actually necessary. September touched 69V4c shortly nfter the opening , fTIie market fluctuated lazily between that figure and G9c until shortly after noon , rvvhen it gradually sagged more from the dullness than from anything bearish in the tiewH and the close wvs weak at about the Jowcst point of the day. The government report was expected 'to show n decline In the condition of spring wheat of from 6 to 8 points nnd this fact perhaps prevented the market from developing more weakness than It did. ( Minneapolis nnd Dulurh re ceipts -were IBS cars , compared with 229 last rwock and 77 n. year ngo. Total primary re ceipts wore 62.1,000 lu. , against 3SO.OOO bu. Bast year. Atlantic port clearances amounted ( to 038,000 tou. The seaboard reported 39 loads worked for export , but the cosh demand tiero was slow. Crop reports in the north west were conflicting , 'but ' the weather In that section was favorable. Some hall was reported In 'North ' Dakota and some Minnesota seta threshing returns were disappointing , September near the close declined to G8c , about put price. Buying against those fnriviinfrf.q tmllw1 Lhe market , but the close iwns ait < Vhe bottom , 6Sc. Corn -was fairly steady early , but late In the session developed marked weakness. Xdght receipts and a continued good ship- pin ? demand sustained prices. Receipts iwero 328 oars. About 200,000 bu. was worked hero for shipment. Belief In a ( bearish gov ernment report and ifavorablo crop reports , With 'tino ' laito weakness of whealt , broke corn after noon , scalpers selling quite freely. The close was rweak at about bottom tom figures. September ranged from 30c ito 3114o and closed ? 4V4o lower at 30 % @ ECHJic. Oaits was dull and weak. Commission ( house selling -was a feature , apparently for country account. The cash demand was only fair. 60,000 bu. being taken here for chlpmcnts. Receipts were 294 cara. Indica tions favored a larger movement next week nnd this und sympathy with other grain markets were the Influences. September ranged .from 20c to 1914c and closed U@c lower at 19c. Provisions , though rather flrm during the ( morning , went to pieces In the afternoon nnd closed at declines all around. There was an Improved cash demand and this ( helped the market early , but sympathy with ttho grain markets stivrted a general selling movement late In the day and t'ho ' decline rwas jiot recovered. At Wie close September pork was 5c lower at JS.20Jf8.2214 , September lard 2'/4 < ft5c lower at $5.17',4 and September ribs 60 lower at $1.95@ > 4.9714. Kstlmated receipts for Friday : Wheat , 520 cars ; corn , 2S3 cars ; oaits , 370 cars ; hogs , 18,000 bead. Lending future * ranged a * follow * ; Articled Open. High. Low. Close , Ycat'dy (19 ( @W 09 ( < 68H 68ft COM 1 7m 71Vi .SOW 71H 7 4W 74H 74ttUh 74H SOH sa > < 89M 20M 29M 2U > ( @H iow-20 20 ION 1'JM 19H-20 19H-20 20 18M 1UH .10M 21M R27H 827H 820 822M 827H 830 836 82 82fl 832 630 632H 617H B17 622 627 627H 622M 026 600 602 405 602 605 607U 600 600 605 No. 2. Cash quotations were as follows : FUOUR Quiet and steady ; patents , J3.46JP B.63 ; straights , J3.003.25 ; clears , $2.80 3.10 ; fiprlng specials , $4.00 ; hard patents , J3.50fS ( 3.60 ; soft patents , W.30@3.40 ; straights , J3.00 © 3.10 ; bakers. J2.40S2.CO. WHEAT-Wo. 3 spring , G70 S&c ; No. 2 red. 701 c. CORiN No. 2 , 32Hc ; No. 2 yellow , 33O 3Vlc. OATS No. 2. 2Hi J21 6c ; No. 2 white , 24Vic ; No. 3 white. 22H@25c. RYE No. 2 , 63C. EARTVBY No. 2 , 33V440c. SEEDS No. 1 flaxseed. Me ; ( northwest , J1.02. Prime timothy. J2.45@2.47& . Clover , contract grade. { 6.25. PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , $7.40 ® S.20. Lard , per JOO Ibs. , 96.ffl > 6fl5.20. Short ribs sides ( loose ) , J4.75QC.10. Dry salted nhoulders ( boxed ) , J5.60g6.62V4. Short clear ewes u > oxea ) , o.jujo.iv. ( ( WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per pal. . J1.26. . S UG AiRS Un changed . Following nro the receipts and shipment * : Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour bbls . 20.000 16,000 Wheat , bu . 70,000 3,000 Corn , 1" > . 230,000 375.000 Oats , bu . 303,000 290.080 Rye , bu . 4.000 1,000 Barley , bu . C ,000 15,000 On the Produce exchange today the but- iter market waa firm : creameries , 13$4 $ < ftlSc ; dairies , IC lGc. Cheese , firm alt 9010c. Eggs , firm ; fresh , 12Vfcc. Poultry , turkeys , Jlrm at 8Vic ; chickens. 914@12c ; ducks , 8 < 09c. 3VUAV YORK aEMSIlAI , MARKET. Quotation * for the liny on Vnrlonn COIIIIllCllIltlCN. NEW YORK , Aug. 10. FLOUR-Hecelpts , 18,717 bbls. ; exports , 8,445 bbls. ; quiet but about steady at former prices ; Minnesota patents , J3.GO@3.SO ; winter straights , $3.30 ® 0.40 ; winter extras , J2.4002.SO ; Minnesota bakers , J2.80O3.10 ; low grades , $2.30(1(2.40 ( ( Rye flour , qulot ; good to fair , J2.90y3.10 ; choice to fancy , $3.1&Q > 3.30. CORNMEAL Quiet ; yellow western , 72 ® 73c ; city , 74c : Brandywfne , J2.104T2.20. RYE Weaker ; No. 2 western , E9V4c t o. b nfloat , spot , BARLEY-FInn : feejllng , 37J438o c. i. t. Uiirtalo : molting. 4SS-57c. . HARVEY MAI.T-Qulct : western , 68S 5c WirBAT-Jltecelptn , 139.875 bu. ; exports 360,010 bu. ; spot easier ; No. 2 red , 75c f , o b afloat , spot ; No. 1 northern , Duluth , 76Ho t. o. b. afloat , spot ; No. 2 red , 74c , elevator Opt4pns opened firm at unchanged prices , Influenced toy cables , govcrnmont report , Kos-rip and covering ; later the market be came easier under local realizing and closed dull at U94o net decline ; aiay , 79&rbOc. closed , 79Hc : September , 74Vie. closed , 74Vlo ; Di > cember , 7 % tf777-16c , closed , 76c. CORN Receipts 163,705 bu.J exports , 3I.56 bu. ; spot cuslcr ; No. 2 , 3774o f. o. b. nfloat , 87 ! c , elevator. Options opened steady on covering and strong cash positions , casing off later ibecause of more liberal farm offers nnd closed dull nt % J ? c decline ; Septem- ( her , 36V4037C , closed , SSVio ; December , SIW ® S5 lc , closed , 3IV4C. OATSr RecelptB , 142,500 bu. ; exports , 110.- DOO bu. ; spot dull ; No. 2 , 27c ; No. 3. 2t54c : No. 3 white. 27V4c. Options dull all day nnd entirely nominal , HAY Klrm : shipping , BOQfiOo ; good to ciholco , 7MJWC. . HOPS Quiet ; state , common to choice 1696 crop , &g7c : 1S37 , ll T13c ; 1S9S , 16fl7o : Pa- cina coast , 1S W crop , 607c ; 1897 , 11013c ; lies , 16W17C. HIDES Firm ; Oalveston. 20 to 23 Iba 16V4Oa7c ( ; Texas dry , 24 to 36 Ibs. . Ji Tc | California , 21 to 25 Ibs. . ISVfcc. ' LEATHER Firm ; hemlock sole , Buenos ! Ayres , light to heavyweights , 21022c ; acids ClHS".KVSe. ' AVOOftFlrm ; domeatlo fleoce. 19324c ; rrexan. ISifplfic , PROVISIONS Beef , quiet ; family , J9.BO ® 10.60 ; extra mess. $9 ; beef haina , J27,00 < iji 28.60 ; pickled. $9.&OS > 10.00 ; city extra. India mess. $14.00016.00. Cut meats , steady ; pickled bellies , J6.0007.0 ; pickled shoulders. 16 ; pickled hams , $10.00010.75 , I > ard , ea'sy ; western steamed , JS.72H ; August closed at I5.72V4 , nominal ; reilned , ste&dy ; continent , 55. Do ; South America , J6.50 ; comiraund , JS. 3'ork. steady ; mess. $9. 6009.75 ; short clear. 111.78 : family. Jll.06012.00. nUTTBU Receipts , 8.653 pkgs. ; flrm ; etate , dairy. 13H0HKc : state creamery , 16H T19c : western creamery , 15H019c ; factory , I201SC. CH'BESE-Recelpts. 7.60S pkgs. : dull : large , white , 9W &Wc ; small , white , 9UW &Hc ; large , colored , 3Ufi9Hc ; email , colored , . EGGS Receipts. 5.466 pkgg , ; steady ; west. crn. ungraded , llT13)io ) at mark. , JPOTATODS-Qulct ; fair to prime , .00g > 1,60 , fancy , Jl.7jff2.25 ; southern sweets , $3.60 04.00. TALLOW-FIrm : city ( K per package ) , 4Hc ; country ( package free ) . 4Hc. OILS Petroleum , flrm ; refined New York , $7.SO ; Philadelphia and Baltimore , $7.76 ; Philadelphia and Baltimore , In bulk , $5.26. Rosin , steady ; strained , common to good , $1.30 1.2214. 0 Firm ; domestic , fair to extra , 4 4@ 'REUniTS Culct ; cotton by steam , 15c , nominal ; grain by steam , 214c. PIO IRON Firm ! southern , $17.60320.60 ; northern , $18.00321.00. OMAHA ( in.VnilAlj MARKET. Condition of Trnilc nnil ( Inotntloni in .Slnplc nnil Knncy Produce. EGOS Good stock , lie. BUTTER Common lo fair. HQ12c ; choice , 12014c ; separator , ISQIOc ; gathered cream ery , 16017c. POULTRY Hens , live , So ; spring chick ens , n@ > i2c ; old and stagey roosters , live , 314ii6c ; ducks nnd geese , live , 6@Cc ; turkeys , live , 8c. PIGEONS Uve , per doz. , 75c0$1.00. VKALS-Cholce , 9o. VEGETABLES. WATERMEf/ONS Southern , crated for shipment , I&ni8c. CANTALOUPE-Pcr basket , 45Q55C. TO.MATOES Per 4-basket crate , 60070c. POTATOES New pota'oes. 30Q40C per bu. CUCUMBERS Per doz. , 12@16c. OELEHV Per doz. , 15c. FRUITS , HLUEHERRIES-Pcr IS-qt. case , $1.75. PLUMS California , per crate , $1.35I,40. CALIFORNIA T > nAntTWB _ Trnixitnnn Jl.03ffl.10. APPLES-Pcr bbl. , $1.7502.25. TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES Calflornla Vnlenclns , J5.00 ; Mexican oranges , J4.6006.00. LEMONS California fancy , J1.23S-I.60 ; Messina , fancy , J5.00S5.23. BANANAS Choice , crated , largo stock , Cer bunch , J2.6002.7G ; medium-sized unches , J2.0002.25. HIDES , TALLOW , ETC. HIDES-No. 1 ? reen hides , 7Uc ; No. 2 green hides , 6 < 4c ; No. 1 salted hides , 8Hc ; No. 2 salted hides , 7Hc ; No , 1 veal calf , 8 to 12 Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf. " 12 to 16 Ibs. , Sc. TALLOW. GREASE. ETC. Tallow , No. 1 , 3&c ; tallow , No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow , lV4o ; white grease , 2&03c ; yellow and brown grease , ! VS02'/4c. SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each , 16 © 75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , each , lac ; dry shearings ( short wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each. 5c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4g3c ; dry flint , Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 304o ; dry flint , Cole rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4Co ; dry flint. Colorado murrain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 35JMC. St. lioulH Grtilit nnil ProvlMon * . ST. LOUIS , Aug. 10.-WHEAT-UnsettIed , slower ; No. 2 red , cash , elevator , 6Sc ; track , 70704c ; September , 6D0CSHc ; De cember , 72c ; May , 75c ; No. 2 hard , 6Sc. . CORN Lower ; No. 2 cash , 31c ; track , 32c ; September , 30c ; December , 260 > 26c ; May , 2Sc. OATS Firm ; No. 2. cash. 21i4c ; Septem ber. 20Hc : Way , 22c ; No. 2 white , 27&c. RYE Firm at 65Hc. FIXJUR Dull and unchanged. SEEDS Flax , higher at 95c ; timothy , wanted at $2.2002.40 for new. CORNMEAL-Steady nt J1.7501.SO. BRAN © tcady ; sacked lots , east track , 6Gc. HAY-HSteady ; timothy , J8.000 12.00 ; prairie , J6.00W8.00. WHISKT Steady , fl.26. COTTON TIBS-J1.15. BAGGING CSfiJic. PROVISIONS Pork , J9.23. Lard , lower ; prime steam , $5.07Kchoice ; , $5.12 % . POULTRY Steady ; chickens , 7J4c ; young. 1010 c ; turkeys , Sc ; young , 14c ; ducks , 5l/4 06c ; geese , 60C'/4c. BUTTER Steady ; creamery , 16@19c ; dairy , 1316c. EGGS Higher at 1014c. DRY SALT MEATS Quiet ; boxed shoul ders , $5.12 > , ; extra shorts. J5.25 ; clear ribs , 55.37V4 ; clear sides , $5.50. Bacon , quiet ; boxed shoulders , $5.76 ; extra shorts , JS.75 ; ciear ribs , $5.S7V4 ; clear sides , J6.60. R'ECEBPTS-Flour. ' 2,000 tobls. ; wheat , 16- 000 'bu. ' : corn. 85,000 .bu. ; oats , 11,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , 6,000 bbls. ; wheat , 6,000 bu. ; corn , 89,000 bu. ; oats , . 20,000 bu. City firnln nnd Provision * . KAKSAS CITY , Aug. 10. WHEAT-Sep- temiber , C2 c ; December. 646c : cash , No. 2 hard. C3c ; No. 3. 6SV40 2c ; No. 2 red , 68c ; No. 3. 61067c ; receipts. 127 cars. CORN September , 35c : December , 23c ; cash , No. 2 mixed , 29c ; No. 2 whlte29c : No. 3. 28c. OATS-iSteady : No. 2 white , 23023 0. RYE-iNo. 2 , 50c. iHAY Choice timothy , $7.EOSicholce pral- rje. J6.00JM.25. J : ? - . BUTTER Creamery , 17c ; diiiry. 14e. . , EGGSOlove freely and ( present arrivals hardly equal requirements. Not many are shipped out. Receipts are about absorbed readily by local demands. RECEIPTS-Whcat , 76,200 bu. ; corn , 16- 200 bu. : oats , 1,000 bu. SHIPMENTS Wheat , 40,800 bu. ; corn , 20- 100 bu. ; oats , 13,000 bu. Ilnltlinnrc Qlnrlcct. iBALTJMORE , Aug. 10. FLOUR Dull ; receipts , 1,144 bbls. ; exports , 12,800 bbls. WHEAT Very quiet ; spot and month , 70U070c ; September , 710711/4c ; October , 7272i4c ; receipts , 75,277 'bu. ' ; exports. 184- 000 bu. ; southern , by sample , 67@71c ; southern , on grade. 680/71c. CORN Very quiet ; mixed spot. 36W036'/ ; month , 3603GV4c : September and October , 33403Co ; November and December , new and old. 33033Vfrc ; steamer mixed , 34V40344c ; re ceipts , 91,787 bu. : exports , 102,857 bu. ; south ern yellow , 3S039c. OATS Dull and easy : No. 2 white , 27J4@ > 2Sc : No. 2 mixed , 25'526c. ' BUTTER-Stendy. CHEESE Active. EGGS-Firm at Liverpool OrnIn nnd Provision * . LIVERPOOL. Aug. 10. PROVISIONS Lard , refined , in palls , 29s Sd ; prime west ern. In tierces , 27s 6d , WHEAT Spot , steady. Futures , firm' ; September. 6s Sd ; December , 6s 10d. 'COPN Spot. American mixed , new , flrm at 3s3d ; American mixed , old , flrm at 3s 4'4d , Futures , steady ; September , 3s 45&d ; October , 3s4&d ; November , 3s4d. TALLOW Australian In London , flrm at 25s 3d. Toledo Mnrlict. TOLEDO , O. . Aug. 10. WHEAT Lower ; No. 2 cash , 694c ; September , 71'/4c bid. CORN Active and lower ; No. 2 mixed , 33'Ac. OATS Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , 20V5c. RYE 'Nominal ' ; No. 2 cash , 64c. SEEDS Cloverseed , active and higher ; prime cash , $3.35 bid ; October , $1.40 asked. MlmifiiiMilJN AVIn-lit mid Flour. ( MINNEAPOLIS , Aug. 10. WHEAT In store , August , G8c ; September , 6SV4068 c ; May , 70c : hard , 69c : No. 1 northern , CSMc ; 'No. ' 2 northern , 69'/4c. ' FLOUR Dull ; flrst patents. $3.603.70 ; second patents , $3.3003.40 ; Hrst clears , J2.60 ® " ' ' 'B'RAN In bulk. J9.76010.00. I'lillnitelnhlii I'rodnce Jlarlcef. PmLADELPHIA , Aug. 10. BUTTER Firm ; western creamery , 19c ; western prints. 21 c. EGGS In good demand and flrm : fresh western , 14'/S015o ; fresh southwestern , 14c ; fresh southern , 12013C. CHEESE-Unclmnged. Diilntli When ! Mnrltrt. DUI-UTII , Aug , 10. WHEAT No. 1 hard , cnsh , 72V4c ; September , 70c ; December , 7OTic ; No , 1 northern , cash , C9c ; September. 68c ; No. 2 northern , G5c. ; No. 3 spring , 62c. SIIMvnuUee fJrnlii Mnrket. MILWAUICHE. Aug. 10. WHBAT-Dutl No. 1 northern , 73'/Sc ; No. 2 northern. 70c. ; RYE-Flrm : No. 1 , 64c. BARLEY-Stcady ; No. 2 , Tic. CniiilKlnii of "U'hrnt nnd Corn , WASHINGTON. Aug. . lO.-The condition of wheat Is 83.6 per cent and that of corn 89.9 per cent. MOVBMBXTS OP STOCKS AND BONDS. Iron nnd Steel Stock * n n Group All Slioiv Deelileil Slrrnntli. NEW YORK , Aug. lO.-Today's stock market was n good deal more active than 'for Home time- past and showed undeniable evidence of strengtih , but "the " strength was for the mopt part In spots and the specula tion did not get far outside professional limits. The favorites were the Indus-trials and only a few of the railroads made any conspicuous gains. The most prominent movement of the day was Jn the leather stocks , thp common rising 1 % points and the preferred 1'i jrolnts on very heavy deal- intre in the llrst named. The Iron and steel .stocks nu a group all showed strength In somewhat varying de grees , .but . galna In most of them reached a point nnd In some of them approached 2 points. Tennessee Coal and Iron was the leader of the group and of the market , with a rUe of nearly 3 points on very heavy de- irand. The strength In this group is ac counted for by the extraordinary condition In the Iron trade , where production of the lower grades , although largely Increased , seems quite unable to kep pace with con sumption in the thlghc. grades of the indus try. There was a very large demand for National Lead. American Smelting , Ameri can Tlnplate. Colorado Fuel and various other stocks were more or less affected by these influences. Detroit Gas and Linseed Oil preferred had t/helr / prices of Btrencjtli. The railroad list speculation WAS Inclined to hold aloof pending the publication of the government crop rc.port. . The St. Paul statement for the. flrst week of August prompted some buying of the grangers. Gains of a point or over were shown by Chicago Great Western debentures , the pre ferred Burlington , Kansas CKy , Plttsburg & Gulf , Oregon Navigation , Hocking Valley preferred , wheeling & Lake Erie preferred , Plttsburg , Cincinnati , Chicago & St. Louis , Iowa Central preferred and Pacific Coast. Developments In the money market con- tlmi d to receive attention. Outside money continued to bo offered in the. local market ; call money continued easy and rates for mercantile paper were shaved slightly. Time money , however , continued strong. The failure of the Bank of England to ad vance its rate above 3U per cent seemed to have a good effect on Mia London market , but private discount rates there were utj- changed. London bought stocks here to a moderate extent. Kansas City , FMt burg & Gulf firsts were strong and active and have gained 2V4 per cent net. Total sales of bonds today , par value , Jt,786,000. United States new 4s declined ! i and the 6s H in the bid price. The Commercial Advertiser's London financial cablegram says : The markets here -were generally etagnant today , though the monetary conditions are considered bet ter. Americans opened better. London buy ing on 'the announcement 'that ' the bank rate was unchanged. New York followed suit and the close was mt the best , gains being general. In the afternoon the bank was reported borrowing on stocks. It ( bought 95,000 gold in bars and 15,000 in Oprmnn onlns. uoum & uurrie , , . , 43 ao PM SO , ) Hale & Norrro'ss , , 62 sl ra Neuda , , . , 6S llom mke ( MO Standard 265 Iron Silver W Union Con , so Mexican 6S Yellow Jackut 31 llnnk of KiiKlnnil Stni > nient. 'LONDON. Aug. 10. The weekly statement of the liank of England shows the follow ing changes : Total reserve , Increase , . 534- 000 ; circulation , decrease , 231 , QOO ; bullion , Increase , 203,425 ; other securities , decrease , 263,000 ; public deposits , decrease , 257,000 ; other deposits , Increase , 510,000 ; notes re serve , Increase , 471,000 : government securi ties , decrease , 4,000. The proportion of the Bank of England's reserve to liability Is 41.78 per cent ; last week it was 43.S9 per cent. The rate of discount is unchanged at 3V4 per cent. Statement of Hunk of Friiure. PARIS. Aug. 10. The weekly statement of the Bank of France Dhows the following changes : Notes in circulation , decrease , 91.725,000 francs : treasury accounts current , increase , 4.S50.000 francs ; gold In hand , In crease , 2.975.000 francs ; bills discounted , de crease , J53.023.000 francs ; sliver in hand , de crease , 1,900,000 francs. H on 1'nrlM llottmi * . PARIS , Aug. 10. Prices on the bourse today were quiet and 11 rm , In iplte of the speech in regard to the Transvaal matters made In the House of Commons yesterday by tb secretary of state for the colonies , Mr. Joseph Chamberlain , nnd the refer ences ) to the Transvaal In the queen's speech , read at the prorogation of the Brit ish Parliament , Katiirs were strong In consequence - sequence of 1/ondon purchases. Rentes , Spanish 4s , Italian securities and Rio tlntos advanced , Amrrlcnn Sccttrlllcn 111 London. LONDON , Aug. lO.-American securities opened rather n n In response to better over-night prices from New York , Durlnsr the rest of the session prices remained & ! " i , " ! 1 st1 > aul 'no prominent feature. The flnnl tone was firm nnd the demand was moderate. Gold at Buenos Ayres , 32G.60 ; Spanish 4s closed at 60. The amount of bullion tnken into the Bank of England on balance today was 110,000. Condition of the Trcnunry. WASHINGTON , Aug. 10. Today's state- njent of the condition of the treasury shows : Available can balance , $273,633,039 $ ; gold reserve , $245,661,757. , Hank CIcnrliiKfl , NEW YORK , Aug. lO.-Clearlngs , $157,499- 425 ! balances , S. 7.BO. . BOSTON. Aug. lO.-Clearlngs , $18,895,208 ; balances , $1,634.940. BALTIMORE. Aug. W.-Clcarlngs , $2,658- 60ii ! balances , $370,913. PHILADELPHIA , Aug. lO.-Clearlngs , J13.S03.764 ; balances , $2,35S,9S3. CHICAGO. AUg. 10. Clearings. $19.899.405 ; balances , $1.745.915 ; New York exchange , 30o discount ; sterling exchange , $4.8404.87. ST. LOUIS , Aug. lO.-cfearlngs , $5.030.614 ; balances , $6CG,570 ; money , 46 per cent : New lork exchange , lOo discount , par asked. 1''ore IK n BERLIN , Aug , 10. On the bourse today private discount was U harder and dull , owing chleily to the state of affairs in re gard to the Transvaal. Exchange on Lon don , 20m BOUpfg for checks. FRANKFORT. Aug. lO.-In absence of a stimulus prices today on the bourse were easier. PARIS. Aug. 10. Three per cent rentes , 09f SOc for the account. Spanish 4s closed at 61.12V4. Cotton Mnrket. NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 10.-COTTON Steady ; sales , 4,000 bales ; ordinary , 3 > io ; good ordinary , Vfyt ; low middling , 4 15-lGc ; middling , 613-lRc ; good middling , 66-16c ; middling fair , syc ; receipts , 537 bales ; stock , 136,521 bales. Futures , steady : August. $5.67 bid ; September , $5.68(55.69 ( ; October , $5.69@ > 6.70 : November , $5.73I6.74 ; December , $5.78 ( F75.79 ; January. $5.8200.83 : February. $5.86 05.87 ; March. $5.905C.91 ; April , $5.9105.95. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10. COTTON Firm : middling , 513-16c ; sales , none ; receipts. 323 bales ; shipments , 371 bales ; stock , 68,882 bales. NEW YORK , Aug. 10. COTTON Fu tures closed barely steady : August , $5.75 ; September , $5.79 ; October , $5.96 ; November , $6.01 ; December , $6.06 ; January , $6,11 ; Feb- runrv. IB.13 : Mnrnh. SB.17 : Anrll. S6.20 : Mav. $6.21 : June. $6.27. - - - LIVERPOOL , Aug. 10.-COTTON Spot , fair demand ; prices hardening ; American middling , S'JiCa ; the sales of the day were 10,000 bales , of which 1,000 were for specula- tlon and export nnd Included 9,000 bales American ; receipts , 4,000 bales , including 3,300 American. Futures closed steady at the advance : American middling , 1. m. c. , August , 3 25-G4R3 264d , buyers ; August and September , 3 24-64Q3 25-fi4d , buyers ; Septem ber and October , 323-64 < S32l-64d , sellers ; October and November , 3 22-64d , buyers ; November and December , 3 21-64d , buyers ; December and January , 321-Gld , sellers ; January and February. 321-frId , sellers ; February and March , 3 21-t03 22-64d , buy ers ; -March and April , 322-64d , buyers ; April , and May , 3 23-Old , Bellers ; May and Juno , 323-64T32i-&ld , buyers ; June and July , 3 24-64Q3 2S-64d. sellers. NEW YORK , Aug. 10.-COTTON' Bullish sentiment predominated on the Cotton ex change again today. The severe punish ment administered to the bear interest yes terday was repeated , though in a milder form. A concerted effort was made at the start to force longs to unload , the cables having been a distinct disappointment and numerous foreign selling orders having ap peared , but after a drop of 2&4 points on the early months the market during the rest of the call showed marked ability to rise. Shorts were quick to realize their po sition and readily became buyers. From that time on the trend of the values was almost steadily upward in buying from all quarters , with shorts and Wall street the most conspicuous purchasers. At midday the advance was accelerated by a bullish interpretation of the August government report , leading to renewed heavy covering and buying. The crop condition was re ported to be 84 per "cent , or 3.8 below July 1 , and 1.8 per cent below the August aver ages for the last.tpn years. , , Thls announce- i ment in itself would not have had so great weight had not . .the trade been BO thor oughly imbued w'lth theIdea that the crop had deteriorated considerably within the Jast ten days. After a , flurry of activity , near the end Of.'tbe1 day the prices did not change materitjliy and the market closed ( barely steadyat a net advance of 3 < S7 - points. " , _ "p ; ' 'T OIV Market. LONDON , A'tlg. lO.- ' OILS Turpentine- spirits , 35s 9d@3Gs. Calcutta linseed , spot , 38s 8Ud. TOLEDO , O. , Aug. 10. OILS North Lima , 93c : South Lima and Indiana , &Sc. NEW YORK , Aug. 10. OILS Cottonseed , dull ; petroleum , llrm ; rosin , llrm ; turpen tine , strong at 49VJ950C. LIVERPOOL. Aug. lO.-OILS-Turpentlne spirits , strong at"36s6d. OIL CITY , Pa. , Aug. 10. OILS Credit balances. $1.27 ; certificates closed , cash oil offered , $1.2S'/4 : no bids or sales ; shipments , 77,393 bbls. ; average , 84.079 Ibbls. ' ; runs , 102- 647 bbls. : average , 83,998 bbls. ' LIVERPOOL , Aug. 10. OILS Turpentine spirits , strong at 37s. OIL CITY , Pa. . , Aug. 10. OILS Credit balances , S1.27H for cash ; runs , 89,904 bbls. ; average , 84,660 bbls. Mctnl Mnrket. NEW YORK , " Aug. 10.--JIETALS Were without development in sensational features and were extremely irregular all day. Cop per ami lead exhibited pronounced strengin , with the latter closing at an advance on strong cables and generally bullish informa tion from primary points. Tin and spelter were weak and lower under withdrawal of buyers and unfavorable news from London. Iron held steady to firm at unchanged prices. At the close the Metal exchange called pig iron warrants unchanged with $14.75 bid and $16.25 asked ; lake copper , firm at $18.60 ; tin. unsettled and easy at $31.87'/4 ; lead , firm with $4.60 bid and $4.62& asked ; spelter , easy at $5.75. The brokers' price for lead la $4.35 and for copper 1B.75 < 319.00. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 10. METALS Lead , flrm at $15Q4.67 ; spelter , dull at $5.7035.75. Coffee Mnrkt-t. "NEW " yOHK , Aug. lO.-COFFEE-Optlons opened quiet at unchanged prices to a de cline of 5 points , the latter In sympathy with weakness abroad , and ruled generally dull , with weak undertone. The foreigners sold , as did some of the more reliant bears , shorts bought. Brazilian cables were dis appointing to 6 points lower : sales , 10,000 bags , including September , $4.45 ; October , $4.60 ; November , $4.55 ; December. $4.95 ; Jan uary , $5.00 ; March , $5.10 ; May. $5.20. Spot , nio , dull and easy : No. 7 Invoice , 6ic ; No , 7 jobbing , CVc. Mild , quiet but steady ; Cordova , Nciv York Dry Goodii Murlcet. NEW YORK , Aug. 10.-DRY GOODS- Thcre has been an Improved demand to day for oatton goods In all staple lines. Sellers have realized advances of % c per yard on four-yard brown sheetings In some quarters. Some large sales were made In narrow widths. Bleached cottons flrm and some large orders placed by shirt manufac turers. Prints are steady with fair sales. Print goods without demand , but prlcea fairly maintained. Ginghams are very good in staple. Hosiery and underwear flrm and good business doing in next spring lines , Mnrket. LONDON , Aug. lO.-SUGAR-Beet sugar , August. 10s % d. | NEW ORLEANS , Aug. 10. SUGAR , Steady ; no open kettle : centrifugal yellow , 3H3T4c : seconds , 2J Q'4'ic. Molasses , dull ; centrifugal. Cfil4c. NEW YORK. Aug. 10-SUGAn Raw. steady ; fair refining , 4c ; centrifugal , 96 test , 49-16c ; molasies sugar , 3c ; refined , steady ; crushed , Gc : powdered , 6 } c ; granu lated , 5Hc. California DriedPrullH. . NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Quiet ; evaporated ap ples , common , e ST c ; prime wire tray , M4@84c ! ; choice , 8 J < J(9c ( : fancy , 9VMn > Vfcc. Prunes. SViifjSc , Apricots , Royal , 14c ; Moor Park , 14016C , Peaches , unpeeled , 110UV4C , Wool Mnrkfl. ST. LOUIS. Aug. lO.-WOOL-Unchanged ; good demand for all grades , Vote to Continue Strike * DENVER. Cole , . Aug. 10. The Denver smelter men's union has voted almost unani mously to continue the strike until the American .Smelting and Refining company shall agree to pay the wages awarded by the State Board of Arbitration. The two large smelters In Pueblo , as well na two In Denver , arc closed. Kuitvu * Gft u Unlit , WICHITA. Aug. 10. A liberal rainfall ex tended over southern Kansas and Oklahoma this morning , For several days there has been very hot -weather , but no hot winds , and corn is in perfect condition , Xntlonnl liny Annoulatloii. DETROIT , Mich. , Aug. 10. The National Hay association today elected James W , Salle , Dfuffton , Ind. , president and ad journed to meet next year t Baltimore. OUAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Oornfbd Steers Gantrelly Sell uLittla Lower , with Demand Good. OTHER KINDS OF KILLERS ABOUT STEADY Fccilcm Wnnted nt Stronjt Prlcea nnil Movement Active HORM Open Lorrer , Are Slow nnd Clone Still Lorrcr. weSOTH ? OMAHAAuffU91 10" Cattle. Hogs. Sheep , . 6,042 6.7M , . 3-190 W299 B- nm W.cdnesday . 2,800 10,100 7,93. ! Ofllclal Thursday . . .ioi 6,607 3,673 " this week . 13767 31,148 23 722 nm ° ? ays last.week. . . . . .11,000 20,052 9,691 m ° d y" weck before. .11,485 28,115 Il,4b9 . Ba.mo three weeks ago. . 9.90C 31,794 8,741 _ /Vverag ° prloe nald ror " ° B * for the last eevenal daya with comparisons ; Tr899.jS9S.'JiS97'1896.1895.1894.im | | | | | Aug. 1 1 4 191 3 791 I 2 771 4 461 4 69J 5 02 I Aug. 2 | 4 26 | 3 74 ] 3 4iJ | 4 451 4 K | 6 10 [ Aug. 4. 3 64 367 2 8S Aug. B. 371 3 53 2 96 , 4 65 Aug. 6. 377I 343 3 02 4 57 474 Aug. 7. I 3 45 292 4 65 4 77 465 Aug. 8. 3 81 2 75 4 60 4 S3 , 4 61 Aug. 9. 3 67 349 4 40 4 SO 492 Aug. 10 3 67 353 467 470 504 Indicates Sunday. The oftlclal number of cars of stock brought in today by each road was : Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's. C. . M. & St. P. Ry. . . 4 O. & St. L. Hy 3 Missouri ( Pacific Ry. 26 4 Union Pacific System 11 16 1 C. & N. W. Hy 1 3 F. , E. & M. V. R. B. 18 17 C. , St. P. . M. & O. . . 13 8 B. & M. Jli. R , R 37 21 C. , B. & Q. Ry 6 4 K. C. & St. J 1 C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , B. 4 1 C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , W. 1 2 Total receipts . . . .132 79 16 7 The disposition of Uie day's receipts was ao follows , each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co 46 841 G. H. Hammond Co 293 983 260 nrl rVimnnnv I'M ' ' > * " " Cudafay Packing Co 751 1,413 687 Armour & Co 102 1,620 907 Omaha P. C. , from K. C. 117 Cudahy , from K. c 623 . Swift , from K. C 85 R. 'Becker & Degan 131 Vansant & Co 121 i ! Lcubman & Co 197 jJIcCreary i 37 Hill & Huntzlnger 88 Livingstone & Schaller. . . 33 Hamilton & Rothschild. . . 91 L. F. Husz 43 North P. & P. Co 18 Other buyers 235 709 Held over 200 700 Total ; 3,257 6,603 4,473 CATTLE Cornfed steers sold at wild prices yesterday and when buyers came to think over their purchases every one seemed to feel that he had paid too much as com pared with other markets. That of itself would have been sufficient to render them less active buyers , but in addition Chicago came lower. The result was that when the market on cornfed steers opened at this . paint itwas very evident that the wire edge was off ; they bought the cattle , but they were not so rampant after them and prices were generally a little lower. A buyer summed up the situation by saying i that the market had simply settled back to where it ought to have been yesterday. I Cows and heifers were not In very large supply , and as the demand was good the offerings changed hands early at good , steady prices. Fat bulls were also steady , j i There was a very good demand for feeder I stock and It was estimated that there were . orders in the yards calling for at least ten 1 cars. Buyers were all looking for them , but as the supply was not very large the most of the orders went unfilled. It is safe to say that prices are all of 15@20c higher than last week , 1,000 to 1,150-pound bulls selling largely at $3.333.65. Stackers and feeders were again in good demand this morning and the market strong. Speculators had a good country trade yesterday and were pretty well sold out last night. This morning they were all out early looking for fresh supplies. The 'result wasthat ; about , ' everything' ' that would answer to the description of desira ble feeders sold readily as indicated above. Representative sales : BEEF STEEKS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1. . 740 $3 00 42..1100 { 185 78. . 1127 5 46 1. . 780 300 1..1200 483 66..1299 560 1. . 900 325 1..1000 600 6..1240 650 1. . 820 350 1..1340 500 42..1115 550 4..1095 375 4. . 8S2 600 37..1301 660 2. . S20 375 1. . 770 600 21..1196 660 1. . 610 375 14. . 1160 615 $ . .1116 560 1..1050 400 24..1124 630 5..1156 570 1. . 950 420 4. . 882 631) ) 6..1210 670 5. . 944 445 1..1260 630 7..1145 670 19..1019 445 36..1156 630 41..1291 675 4. . 987 445 36..1075 635 2S..1356 585 1..1430 460 31..1023 5 40 . STEERS AND HEIFERS. 3. . 883 4 45 COWS. 1..1050 225 1..950 300 1. . 789 345 3. . 936 2 25 1. 010 3 00 1. 930 3 50 8. . 955 2 40 3. 893 3 10 1. 1060 3 50 4. . 947 2 40 2. 880 3 10 1. 940 350 1. . 820 2 40 1. . 720 3 10 9. 904 3 60 > sit R . QTI n IK > ssn 1. . SSO 2 00 15..1020 3 15 2. . 920 3 60 2. 1065 2 50 8. . 997 3 15 25..1018 3 60 760 260 1..1000 3 15 20. . 929 3 60 'f ' 890 2 65 1. . 9SO 3 25 18. . 973 3 65 920 2 75 1..1070 3 30 2..1235 3 75 930 2 75 4..1023 3 30 12..1014 3 75 ? ; 929 2 85 1..1000 3 35 1. . $50 3 S5 900 290 3..1120 3 35 1..1170 3 90 i ! 1090 3 00 26. . 912 3 35 64. . 963 3 95 i. 690 3 00 1. . 840 3 40 1..1060 4 00 5. 905 3 00 24. . 993 3 40 3.3243 4 00 1. 1100 3 00 3fl..lOOS 3 40 1..1100 4 00 4. SSO 3 00 1..1070 3 40 3..1123 4 40 1. ,1040 , 3 00 10. . 946 3 40 2. . 445 4 65 1. 900 300 1. . 880 3 45 HEIFERS. 1. . 510 3 20 1. . 970 360 14. 867 3 70 3. . 800 3 25 3. . 7SO 3 65 6. 659 370 725 330 SO. . 853 3 70 BULLS. ,1700 2 85 3..1160 300 1..1420 3 25 1650 3 00 1440 3 05 1..1250 3 35 1420 3 00 1..1340 3 20 1..1240 3 35 ,1250 3 00 1..1120 3 25 2..1295 3 40 ,1450 , 3 00 1..1350 3 25 1..1010 3 40 STAGS. 1030 375 1. . 710 4 25 1..1220 4 60 1050 390 CALVES. 270 473 1. . 230 600 1. . 150 660 425 4 75 3. . 186 6 25 1. . 130 6 50 STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. 900 225 1. 900 3 40 .1210 3 75 690 2 85 3. 760 3 65 .1025 3 85 1000 2 85 13. 751 3 IX ) .1030 3 85 1300 3 30 1..1260 375 .1066 4 00 700 3 40 .STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 3 00 3. 9S3 4 25 6.,1256 4 CO 850 340 8 , V12 4 25 5 , . C40 4 60 944 3 65 * 630 4 35 19. . 803 4 60 610 3 75 8 . 885 4 30 970 4 60 1. SCO 375 17. 856 4 35 564 4 65 2 , 820 3 75 6 , 611 4 35 600 4 65 3.O . 720 375 6,1016 4 40 626 4,65 O 735 3 75 1 , , 800 4 45 643 4 70 143 : 772 4 15 19..1010 4 45 6S8 4 70 4)0 ) 4 26 1..1140 4 60 730 4 90 WESTERNS. NEIJRASKA. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 5 steers. . 754 14 85 icow. . . 910 (3 15 20 steers , . 930 4 60 1 oow. . . 960 3 00 1 steer. . . 1200 4 00 21 cows , .1111 3 65 7 steers. . 947 4 45 2 cows. .1015 3 00 2 eteers. , 916 4 45 1 cow. . .1270 3 80 111 steers. , 920 4 45 1 cow. . 9W 3 80 3 Bteera , . 66 4 60 5 cows. . 994 3 60 2 steers. , 890 3 80 3 cows. 870 3 30 7J1 A Sf. 193ft i in 21 cows 1024 340 8 heifers. . SIS 360 Al Williams Wyo. 3 cow.1210 ! 390 23 mixed..1150 470 The Shlcdley Cattle Company S. Dak. 63 steers..1244 4 K The Standard Cattle Company Wyo. S3 steers..12S3 4 85 1IOOS Counting the holdovers from > yes terday there wore close to ninety cars of hogs on sale thlfl morning. The mirfKet opened with n. few light oml light mixed loads selling at prices that were generally a shndo lower than yfcstcrday , that Is , nt Ji.32i.45M.35 for good light mixed hogs , with < i few choice light sorts nt J4.40. A few good mixed loads , such as would suit the buyers for the fresh meat trade , brought J4.30fT4.32H. Heavy hog-s opened very slow nnd it was late before any trading in heavy packers tcok plnce. Buyers were talking JI.25 for tha-t kind right at the start and sellers did not feel like accepting such prices , though Chicago was easier. Still they hod to como to it. Later on Chicago came slow and 5JJ1 lOc lower and packers lowered their hnnd again nnd the popular bid became JI.20 for heavy Uiog-s. As might be expected under the circumstances , the market was slow and It was Into before a clearance was ef fected. Rewesentatlve sales : 76. .224 80 4 30 41 189 40 440" 60. .256 SO 4 30 WAGON LOTS - Pins 2. .250 . 4 20 4 305 4 25 4. .312 . 4 20 3 236 4 25 4. .202 . 4 20 4 252 4 25 6. .203 . 4 25 4 313 4 25 6. . . 4 25 6 247 . 4 25 SHEEP Receipts of sheep were nulto liberal , the mo t of them being killers. The market , though not very notlve , was just about steady , certainly no higher. In fact some thought heavy sheep were. If anything , easier. The demand was fair for desirable muttons. There were no lambs of any consequence among the offerings and nothing upon which to base an esti mate of the market. The demand for stockers and feeders ap pears to be on the mend nnd there is more Inquiry that was the case a week or two ago. Quotations : Prime native wethers. H.OOj ? 4.25 ; good to choice grass wethers , J3.&jj3.85 ( : fair to good grass wethers , $3.6003.76 ; good to choice grass eweB , J3.503.75 ; good to choice spring lambs. $5.60@6.75 ; fair to good spring lambs , J5.2SS6.60 ; common spring lambs , J4.00@4.60 ; feeder wethers , J3.503.60. No. Av. Pr. 434 Wyoming wethers , feeders. . 78 335 449 western wethers 119 370 273 western ewes , feeders SS 3 75 22S Utah wethers 77 375 46S Utah wethers 107 $3 80 359 Wyoming yearlings 82 3 SO 2SO Idaho wethers 105 S 85 675 Idaho wethers 101 3 So 302 Wyoming lambs 5fl 5 25 92 western lambs 57 6 75 Chlcnfto Uve Stock. CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-CATTLE The mar ket for cattle was strong at yesterday's ad vance of 10@15c and the demand was brisk all day. All cattle sold at about the best prices of the year ; good to choice beeves sold ftt J5.60@6.20 ; commoner grades , J4.70 ® 6.60 ; stockera and feeders , J3.504.SS ( ; bulls , cows and heifers , $5.35 ; Texas steers , J3.75 ® 4.50 : calves. J4.XXgS.16. ( HOGS The market for hogs was slow and weak , sales being generally , ESHOc lower : heavy hops sold'at $3.0004.60 ; mixed" lots. * 4.25i4.70 ; lights. S4.50gv.SO | ; pigs sold at t3.mt4.T5 ; culls , $2.00573.90. SHEEP AND LAMBS The demand for sheep and lambs was good and the market was stronger and 15c ihigher ' for prime Iambs ; sheep sold at J2.2503.2G for culls and inferior to J4.50@4.75 for good natives , choice wethers bringing $5.00 ; lambs sold at $4.00@ 6.50 ; fancy western lambs. $6.50. RECBIPTS-Cattle. 10,500 head ; hogs , 22- 000 head ; sheep , 15,000 head. Knium * City Live StocU. KANSAS CITT. Aug. 10. CATTLB-Re- ceipts , 5,000 natives , 1,900 Texons ; slaughterIng - Ing grades a shade active and steady ; choice feeders , a shade higher : heavy steers , SS.35O5.75 ; light steers , $5.0035.70 ; stockers and feeders. $4.00J5.00 ; butcher cows nnd heifers , $3.2505.00 ; canners. $2.60 ® 3.25 : western steers , $4.2080.76 ; Texans , $3.70 64.10. HOGS Receipts , 5,620 head ; light supply of packing grades at steady prices ; light weights , steady nnd 5c lower ; heavy. $4.40Q > 4.45 ; mixed. $4.30@4.45 ; lights , $4.40@4.624 ! ; * 4 ( KSM.Jrt. SHEEP .Receipts. . 3,640 head ; good , quick market for all grades at unchanged prices lambs , $5.00fiS.70 ; muttons , $4.4004.80 ; stock- ; era and feeders , $3.004.00 ; culls , J2.00Q3.00. St. I.oulH Live Stock. 6T. LOUIS , Aug. 10.-CtATTLE-iRecelpts. 3,700 head ; market steady ; fair to fancy native shipping and export steers , $4.7506.10 ; dressed beef steers. $4.400 .60 ; eteers. under 1 000 Ibs. , $3..60@5.00 ; stockers and feeders , J3.25iTI.25 ; cows nnd heifers. $2.25 4.86 ; bulls. $2.5004.40 ; canners , $1.50@2.75 ; Texas nnd In dian steers , $3.000-1.90 ; cows and heifers , J3.60Jj3.75. HOGS Receipts. 6,800 head ; market steady to lower : pigs and lights , J4.50ig4.75 ; packers , J4. ViT,7r ! : butchers. J4.60jM.76. SHEEP Receipts , 2,100 head ; market steady ; native muttons. J3.5004.00 ; Iambs. J4.2306.25 ; shockers , $2.7503.60 ; culls and bucks , $1.7&3.60. St. JoNrpli 1,1 viStock. . SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Mo. . Aug. IO.-Spe- clal. ) The Journal quotes ns follows : CATTLE Receipts. 1,300 head ; market ac tive nnd strong : natives , J4.90S5.75 ; Texans and westerns , $3.50 < 05.SO ; cows and heifers , J2.3505.20 ; bulls and stags. J2.3504.75 ; year- Jlngn and calves , J4.2506.2j ; stockers nnd feeders , $3.50M,75 : Texas veals , $4.7505.60 ; native veals , $5.60 7.00. irOGS Receipt 4,900 head ; market steady on light , others weak to 60 lower : heavy and medium , $4.32 04,45 ; lights , $4.40 04.45 ; plg , $4.2504.40 ; bulk of sales , J4.33J ? 4.40. SHEEP Receipts , none ; demand strong. \ < MV York I.lve Stock. NEW YORK , Aug. 10. BEEVEB-Re- celpt'3. 160 head , all for slaughterers ; feelIng - Ing flrm ; cables quote American cattle higher at HH012c , refrigerator beer easier at 6c. CALVES Receipts , 45 head ; feeling flrm ; medium veals , $6,60 ; wouthern calves , $1. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts , 3,251 head ; sheep slow and lower : lambs , flrm ; common to choice sheep , $2,7604,30 ; common to choice lambs , JS.0005.75. HOGS Receipts , 921 head : none for sale alive ; feeling steady for good corn-fed hogs. Stock In SlKht. Following nre the receipts at the four principal western markets for August JO ; Cattle. Hogs. Sheen. Am n tin 3.194 B.BrtT 3.RT.1 Chicago . 10,500 22,000 16.000 Kansas City . . . . . . 6,900 5,620 3510 St. Louis . 3,700 6,800 2,100 Totals . . . . ' . . 24.294 ayE ? 21,713 Fonr 1'erUli In Tlielr Home , MARION , Va. . Aug. 10. Thomas Martin's home was burned last night. Martin and his three children , aged 8 , 11 and 13 years , perished , rONC IBSJ 0 ROOrUHrLirEBLDG. BRANCH OMAHA flEB. uncom nift JAMES E. BOYD & CO , , Telephone 1039. Omaha , Neb COMMISSION , GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS BOAItD OP TRAD8. Dlrt't win * to Cbletca and l"V w York. 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