ED
THIS OMAHA T)ATLV HTCE: TTITTSDAV, AVGI'ST 10, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Excitement of tho Day Centers in the
Corn Pit.
MARKET ACTIVE OVER ANXIETY OF SHORTS
AVIirnt la lnlrl mill Itntlier Wntk
(In In ClliiK lo .skirt if ('urn
mill Mnmmc In Mnkc a
MlKliI linln.
CMICAOO, Aup. 15. Fen r of a .nuee?.e
rriHili rnrtl the active nprruliitlvr renter on
tlio honril of Irmlo tmliiy, Scptcmhcr clodiiit
r over yontcnluy. Wlicst vvim Hull nnd
doped Uti'it' Inwrr. OhIm rloni-il" 'iP.c
hldier h nil provisions a filiml'' higher for
Ihi-iI lo 71VQI0e down fur rllm.
Anxiety nf corn clinrtH mndo thai market
nn active one from the Mnrt. Hnuill utock-v
ntul n Iiiruo nhnrtiiKo fur next month'H dc
llvrry, with fnrinrrn' reserves it t u low clih,
were ciinoeil liy n Kcnerul lc.lrc nil the pnrt
of Scplemlicr FlwrtH to rnvor. CiihleH,
ivenlhrr. etc. nit lint llttlp IlKiiro. Sep
tember opened nt .17'fcHS.Sr, nml In the tnldpt
of rotiKlilenible exiilement mlvmirpil to
30'iC The IiuIro brniiBbt out coiiHldcriihle
lone stuff nnil hm the fears of shorts Krnd
umIIv siibslileil, Seiitember dropped liaok to
,Wr, at whleli tile market cloned, enm
pareil Willi the previous cln.o at 3T7e. The
cash ilemaiiil was tame beca'ise of the nil
vnnre, only 2no,nnf) bushels helm? worknl.
Herelpts wero 111 ears unit eountry nccept
nnres small. Kansas reporleil hot ami ilry
wpHlher anil sent In nilvlres of ilnmaqes at
thn hanils nf the xlmml servleo men.
Wheat was ipilet anil rather weak. The
rilt at times was half deserted, traders kIv
ng their attention to rorn. Ijlverpool was
steady, but nothing morp, reeelptrt were
heavy and the weather In the northwest
dry and cool. The ailvlees from the south
wpst pointed to the probable early lessen
ing nf the movement, unite Independent nf
Hei-retary Wilson's prediction f dollar
wheat. In causing farmers to hold on for n
rise September openiMl at 7t, to 7IM"l'c.
advanced In sympathy with corn to 75'ie
and then reacted, closing easy, 'itff'ie un
der yesterday at 7F4C. ClearanrcH at the
i-eiiboard In wheat and Hour were eipial to
MO.KK) bushels. New York reported seven
loads tnken for export. Receipts at primary
points iiKKreKiited 1,027.001 liushcls, com
pnred with 179.0(10 last year. Minneapolis and
nullith received 213 cars, ngalnst 210 lust
week mid 1M a year iiro. Local receipts
were SOS ears, 2H of contract crude.
Oats cluiiK lo the skirts of the corn mar
ket and In a quiet way mauaKed to advance
slightly. .September sold between SlVuSS'te.
closing Vd-V- up at 22c. Heeelpts were 343
cars. Constilerablo buying was credited to
a local packing company.
Provisions wero steady, quiet for pork,
and firm for lard and ribs. Covering by
shippers ncalnst cash sales of lard gave
that product comparative strength. Liver
pool quoted another fid rise In Cumberland
cut bacon. September pork sold between
H.0ni.fi,.;Vfe'iill.ti3, and closed Go lower at
III B3; September lard between JB.fiOiiO.CT',4.
closing a shade up at $0.55, and September
ribs between 10.95'nf! XVWfiM, with the close
T'YtflOc down at Ji).b7VH.00.
ICstltnated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, .150
cars; corn, 115 cars; outs, 345 cars; hogs,
22.ooo head.
Tho leading futures rnnged ns follow?:
Articles. I Open. Illgh.l Low. Closc.l Yes'y,
Wheat I I
Aug. 74 IKi 74S. 74
7IH
4Mit3
3.SH
37Td
37
21 'A
neiu. ir'Vii'ft iti'.i ii n4
net. TSJifiKl 7ti'. 75V4 75V4
"corn i i
Aug. I mi 40
Sept. .TWrfW Mli
Oct. 3Gi(f37 37?i
Oats I I I
.Wil SDH
37'il 3SH'
Aug. 21l 21H 2l?i 21S
Sept. 21!,n-r1l22 (fK 21 22
Oct. 22 f('f, !Si 22 221 j
Fork i
Sept. 11 57',(.l 11 fiO 11 W. 11 B3 11 00
Oct. 11 CO U la 11 57?4 11 571 11 65
t.arii I I I I
sept. r, oo fi fi7V4 r. m a a n
Oct. 6 fi,V4 li 72H fi fv. fi 70 fi 70
Jan. f. 15 li 6 45 6 17' t! 52',4
Sept. li 05 B 9.i fi R7',4 fi 00 fi 9714
jvi. i. :i-,ai ii i'-VS n s-'.i li N li :m
Jan. 5 95 b 95 B 87',i G SVM 5 95
No 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
KLOUH null; winter patents, $3.S0
4.00; straights. M.20y3.70: spring sncelaN.
It. 401-4.60; spring patents. $3.7001.10;
straights, J3.30(fj3.W; bakers, K.'mi s.SO.
Wl I HAT No. 2 rod. 7fi'4'i79e.
COHN No. 2. 3Dc; No. 2 yellow, 39V-C
OATS-No. 2. 22Ufi23e; No. 2 whfte, 2lfff
24'.to: No. 3 white, 23Hc.
UYK--Nn. 2, MUu.
HAULKY Clood feeding, GlHc; fair to
cholre malting, 3r,(Ti3GVjc
SKKDS Flux. No. 1 and northwestern.
Jl 3S Clover, contract grade, $S.G0$iS.TI.
I'ltpVISIONS-.Mess pork, per bbl., $11.51
ffill.fiO. Lard, per 100 lbs., $t;.ii2Viftti.fi5. Short
ribs sides (loose), $0.807.15. Dry salted
sboulders (boxed), $il. 75 7. 00. Short clear
Hides (boxedl. $7.l.r.?7.&5.
jVJJlHKY-HasIs of high wines, per gal.,
s'l't'lAIlS-Cut loaf. J6.SS: granulated, $8.3.';
confectioners' A, $G2S; off A, $f..l3.
The following nro tho receipts utul ship
ments for today:
Articles Receipts. Shipments
Mour, bbla 30,000 n.000
Wheat, bu 37.000 291 000
"rn, bU 152,011.) 752.000
OatB, bu 7I5,(niO 2SS.0OO
Rye, bit 7.1 KK)
Harley. bu, 29,000 5,0116
On the Produce exchange tod 11 v the butter
niiirket was llrm; creameries, KiOUc:
dairies, llfilSc. Cheese, llrm, at hMillc
13gs, llrm; fresh, 13c.
m:w Yoiiic ;i:i:it.vi, siaiikkt.
liiotiilioni4 for tin l)a- on VnrIM,a
I'iiiiimiihIUIpn,
NKW YORK, Aug. lS-PLOrR-Recelpts,
19.G17 bbls.; exports, 9,019 bbls.; steady and
moderately active on small lots, chlelly
putents; winter patents. $3.S0fi 1.20; winter
straights. $2.ri2.fi5; Minnesota patents,
$4.00'J 1,25; Minnesota bakers, $2.9ff3.30; wln-
i,.'rin,PJt-r,"M,.,,;:'70?,X,10: wl,,tor ,nv Krades,
'Jyt; ""ur- Hlroug: fair to good,
$.l.00fi3.2il; choice to failcv. $3.3013.r.
cltv sVcAII':AI'-l',rln' ycllow wfern, hOo;
jiYH-Steaily; No. 2 western. 57c f. o. b.
atlnl iiH.,.aJc,,f:!V - '-.Now Vork. carlots.
MAllLKi (julet; feeding, I2fyllc c. I.
f. Now York.
UARL11Y MALT-Dull
XV."1i'V.1'..lte(.v,J),M' l3,2i) bushels; ex
Ports, .,i, 4 bushels. Spot, easy; No. 2 red.
.NSe elevator and M'i,e f. o. b. alloat; No. 1
nortlierii Uu utli 1. MV f. o. b. alloat; No.
1 hard, nnluth, S.ic f. o. b. alloat. Options
were steady ut llrst and afterwards rather
llrm nn persistent strength In corn, coupled
with local covering, fairly large seaboard
clearances mid a smaller southwest move
ment. They eased off dually with corn and
closed easy at Uc net loss. September.
1 clo,MC1i,. 73'kL'; December,
81 I-IW1S2I4C. closed, M'Jc.
ir(.LlV:'l,0l,1l,t8' ltll.sul I'lishols: exports,
S62.29.1 bushels; snot, llrm: No. 2, 4i,c f. o
1. alloat and 4li elevator. Options de
velopei a good deal or strength on n bullish
ciish situation at Chicago and a scale of
Hhorts. Light export trade caused a llnnl'
decline and the close was easy at c nd
Miuee on September, but He loss on the
other months. September, iVtft . closed
4':7c; December, 39Tfi$f4ni?f. closed," 39'e.
.iyl'.8""!l,'''''1,l!, l-"11."" bushels: exports,
IO.OiX) bushels; spot, tlrm; No. 2. 2iie; No 3.
Hi'IL'1-. 3 vlll,' 2si(3le: No. ;i white.
-I'vliiSe; track, mixed, western, 2tl1i27'-e;
track, while, 27i3;ic.
i"iAV"i!"i!,i "2'it'T5f; good to
Choice, SlVfrDJthc.
,'.IOrlSrHp,l"lV', ,wn 'ro'' '. ItHtlle;
0 (1. 2(i;5c; Paclllc coast, IbM) crop. lOfilSc;
old 2Jj5e.
IIIDICS-Vlrm; Oalvestnn, 20 to 25 lbs..
ISe; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 21Ue; Texas
dry. 21 lo 30 lbs.. i:iw.c.
LKATIIKU-Steady; hemloek sole, Hue
nos Ayres. light to heavyweights, , 2J'Mi
I3Se; acid. 221ASi"J3,,iC.
PROVISIONS-Heef. dull; family. $10 50?
12tKl; hams. $20.iHMi2l 00; packet, Jlo.nojill.OO;
city, extra India mess, $ir..0tvi'17 GO. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, $s.7Giill 0),
jilckled shoulders, $ii..Wiii.7.r; pickled hams,
$10 001? 10.75. Lard, easy; western steamed
$f!25, August closed at $7.ftV)i 7 fn) nominal;
retlned. dull: continent, $7 25; South Amer
ica. $.10; compound. $ii.2r.'(ifi.;i;i5 Pork.
?;.,,1Ji.fAl""ly 1 -rif ir 5n: short clears,
$13.0iWIG.00; mess, $12 7G'ij 13.50
TALLOW -Quiet; clt . I T-IKftl'cc; coun
T , 4Ufi4JiC.
lU'TTMR -Recelpls. ti,C97 )kgs.: steadv;
creamery. 1721c; current packed fuctor'v,
ll'tfllK1
, cilKKSK-Rccclpts. 3.IM pkgs.; llrm;
large colored. loViitiv.e; small colored, 10
61 0'e; largo white. 10i4c; small white. 10U
ilOse.
KOOS-Receipts, 0.3.11 pkgs.; steadv; west
em. at murk, iflfii.-tur; fm- regular packing,
western, loss off, 15'jc.
MKTALS-Tho feature of Imporlnnce In
the metal matket toilay was the break In
Iron Northern, as well as plglron war-
r.llllH .t.M'llll.iil !Jf twil Inn tvlth II, .
tone rather weak. Northern No. 1, $bi.00
iii.i uiiii iu. . ai ij.ihiii ib.iki, nut sales
have bt"ii miulo at the bid tlgures nnd can
still he bought nl that Warrants were
quoted at lie nominal. Tin wus n shade
firmed, but very quiet, in sympathy with a
1 advance for tipot tin In London and
10s for futures The lomt mnrket elosi-d
tlrm at J31 i W)t?, 7fi. C.q.per both here and
abroad remains un hanged. Lead ruled dull
at $1.26, and spelter ruled easy, though not
qiolahly lower, at $4 liVil.ZZ1. Home con
sumption was very small, as calvanlzers
Imvc no orders to hu The production of
copper for the month of July amounted to
2:'..il2 tons, as against 21 xc tons for the
s.inie month a year ago. The brokers
nrlct for lead was $100 and for copper,
tin ii:'-...
dmaii.a w noi,n t,i: nAiiun s,
Condllliiti nf 'I' rude 11 nil (liioliitlon on
Mnple nnd I'nncy Produce.
IMrjS- Receipts liberal; good stock llrm
at 12'f.rl24c-
LIVI-: POtTLTRY-Hens. 7fl7He; roosters,
according to ago nnd size, SfJIe; broilers.
10c; ducks. I??5c; geese, 4TJf.o ; turkeys. Sc.
PRKSII DRKSSlin Pnl l.TRY-llens. S4
fife; ronsteis, Miiicj ducks and geese, Oflloc;
broilers, per lb.. 12jl2',4c: turkeys, 12Vic.
HI'TTKR-Common to fair. I3'4e; choice.
IGlilHc, separator, 20c; gathered creamery.
17-0 He.
I'ISM- Trout. 10e; blue fish. 12c; pickerel,
Re; catfish, 12c, dressed buffalo, fie; white
fish. 9c; herring. Gc; black bass, 10c; snl
mon, lie; white bnss, 10e; cronple. 10e; pike.
10c; halibut, 12c; bullheads, lflc; ring perch,
fie; lobsters, green, 22c; boiled lobsters. 25e;
mackerel 20e, codfish, 10c; yellow perch, fic.
PKIKONS -Live, pnf do!!.. 90c.
VKALS- Choice, OtflOe
HAY Per e.'iiload lots: tiiland, choice.
$7.5n; midland, choice. $fi.R0; lowland, eholc".
$'.G0; rye straw, 1 hnlee. $1'.; No :l corn, 37c.
No. 3 white oats. 21c; cracked corn. p"r
Inn, $15, corn and oats, chopped, per Ion.
$15 GO; bran, per ton, $12.G0; shorts, per ton,
$12.60.
VliOUTAUI.HS.
CI-cr.MllKRS Per doz 20g25c.
ASPARAOfS-Nono on tho market.
NIIW Tl'RNIPS-Per. bit. basket. 75c.
NKW llKHTS- Per dozen bunches, IGffiOc.
NKW CARROTS Per doz. hunches, 2Jc.
LKTTCCK -Per doz., 15c.
RADISHKS -Home-grown, per doz., 15c.
PICAS Per H-hil basket. GOc.
WAX RMANS Per half-bushel baskct.40c.
NKW POTATOKS-Per hit., 30fl0c.
CAHHAaU-Home-grown, per' lb., WQ
CAt'LlI'LOWKR-Pcr doz.. $1.
(IRKKN CORN-Per do? . inc.
TO.MATOKS-Homc-grown, per ',4-bu.
basket. &0e.
RIIC'lARIt Per lb , le.
ONIONS Home grown, per lb., llilc.
CKLKRY Michigan 23ij30c.
KR CITS.
nLACKHKRRIKS- Per Ifi-ql. case, $2.00.
HLPKHKRItlKS-Noiie In market.
CCRRANTS-Out of the market.
PKACHKS-Callfornla. per box, DOcgi.00;
Texas, per l-basket crate, $1.
APRICOTS-None on the market.
PLl'MS-Callfornla, per onto. $1.15fH.25.
PRl'NKS California. Tragedy, per crute,
$125; Kelsay. Japan, per crate, $1.25.
RARTLKTT PKARS-Callfornla, per box,
M.75U2.00.
ORAPKS-Callfornln. 4-basket crate. $1.M;
Tokays, $2; Concords, home grown, 30c
N KC'l A III NKS California, l-busket crnte,
$1.25.
OOOSKIIKRRIKS-Out of tho market.
CHKRRIKS-Callfornla. ner 10-lb. box,
$1,101(1-25; Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $2.25;
8-lb. baskets, Usru(w.
WATKRMKLONS-Ah to size, 20c to 25c
each.
APPLKS Nntlve, 75&3$t.00 per bu,! per
bbl., $2.603.W.
TilOPICAL FRUITS.
PINKAPPLKS-Per doz., $1.G0'31.75.
ORANOK8 Mediterranean sweets, per
box. $1; Valencia, $1.2GS4.50.
LKMONS California, fancy, $5.60; choice,
$5 00.
RANANAS Per bunch, nncordlns to size,
$2.25&3.00.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
NUTS Hickory, large, per bu., $1,25! shell
barks, $1.35; Kngllsh walnuts, vr lb., 120
13c; lllberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, per lb.,
ljfilfic; raw, per lb, hWaia; roasted, 6AH
iW.
11 1 DICS.
HIDKS-No. 1 green hides. Gc: No. 2
green hides. Gc; No. 1 salted hides, 6Vsc; No.
2 salted hides, GVfcc; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12
lbs., ,c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., Gc,
St. Louis Cm In mill Provisions.
ST. LOCIS, Aug. 15.-Closlng: WHKAT
Lower; No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 71V,c;
track. 72Mi73l,e; August, 71'ic; September.
714c; December, 73',D7lc; No. 2 hard, 07-W
CS'4e.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 3Sc; track,
39c; August. 37c; Seiitember, 37'ic; Du-
tviiiotT. .i.',ajc; year, nzc.
OATS-Illgher; No. 2 cash, 21c
22c: August. 21',c; September,
cember, 22',c; No. 2 white, 26c.
RYK Steady at 49c.
KLOl'R-Dull, unchanged.
SKKDS-Tlmothy, ordinary.
track, 2lff
21 He; De-
$3.2033.35;
l.riioc, 10 arrive, Old,
CORNMKAI-Stcady. $2.10-(2.15.
RRAN Stronger; sucked, east track, fifiTT
67 Vic.
HAY Timothy, steady, $9.00fil2.00; pralrlo,
easy. $3.007 50.
WHISKY-Steady. $1.23.
1 RON COTTONTIKS-$1.30.
HACHJlNC,-$S.10fiS.b5.
IIK.MP TW'NK-Pc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steadv: lobbing,
$12.75. Lard, higher; choice, $fi.65. Drv salt
meats (boxed), weak; extra shorts, $7.62Vi:
clear ribs, $7S7H; clear sides. $s,12t4. Ilacon
(boxed), weak; extra shorts, $8.25; clear rtn-,
$S.37'.; clear sides, $s.C2i,4.
MKTALS Lead, quiet at $1.20. Spelter,
easier at $l.00fi 1.05.
POI'LTRY Steady : chickens, 7c: springs,
S'ie; turkeys, (ifi'c; springs, 9c; itucks, j'-1c
fic; geese, 3c; springs, Gc.
K(!(JS-Stendy at llHe.
RI'TTKR Steudy ; creamery,
dalrv. lG'dI7c.
RKCKIPTS-Hour. G.OiO bbN. : wheat. 119,
(VK bu ; corn 34.COO bu.; oats, 2C.0OO bu.
SHIPMKNTS-Klour, 12.000 bbls.: wheat.
113,000 bu. ; corn. 105,000 bu.; oats, 61,0X1 bu.
K 11 11 mis City (J rill 11 nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15.-WHKAT-Sep-tember.
fil'cfJGHic; December, BTSifiTic:
cash. No. 2 hard. fiGfifi7c: No. 3. filC'iUe;
No. 2 red. 71ic; No. 3. f,7'J70'sc.
CORN September. 35'ic: December, 32c;
cash. No. 2 mixed, Stic; No. 2 white, 3G'4if
37c; No. 3, 3fe.
OATS-No. 2 white. 23c
RYK No. 2, 47c.
HAY Choice timothy, $9.00; choice
prairie, trt.25.
Ill'TTKR-Crenmery, ISfilRc; dairy, fancy,
15c.
KOflS Firm! fresh Missouri nml Kansas
stock. 12c per dozen, loss off, cases re
turned; new whltewood cases Included,
He more.
RKCKIPTS-Wheat, 178,200 bu.; corn, 9.100
bu.: oats, 2.000 bu.
SIIIPMKNTS-Wheat, 258,000 Int.; corn,
8,600 bu.; .oats, none.
Liverpool (J nil 11 mid Provision.
L1VKRPOOL, Aug. 15,-WHKAT-Snot,
dull; No. 2 red, western, winter, (is 2lid;
No. 1 northern, sprint?. "'' 3Hd; No. 1 Cali
fornia, fis 4df((is 4Hd. Futures, steady; Seii
tember, 6.1 Hd; December, (is lUd.
CORN Spot, llrm; American new, 3s
ll'id; American old. 4s 4d. Futures, tlrm;
September. 3s II41I; October. 3s ll'id; No
vember. 3s ll'id.
PROVISIONS-Rncnn, Cumberland cut.
firm. 39s lid. Short clear backs, llrm, 3D;
clear bellies, tlrm, 43s. Shoulders, square,
12 to II lbs., dull, 31s fid. Lard; American
refined In palls, steady, 3is.
CHHKSH American llnest. white, strong,
Gls; American llnest. colored, strong, 62s.
Toledo Market.
TOLF.DO. O.. Aug. lu.-WIIKAT-Dull nnd
lower; spot. 77&c: September, 78lkc; October,
7S'c; December. SOUc.
COUN Dull and higher; No. 2, cash, 43w.e;
Seiitember. 12c.
OATS Oull nnd higher: No. 2, cash. 22c;
September. 224C.
UYK Dull and unchanged; No. 2, cash,
51He
c LO V ICRS KKD Active and higher 1S9S
prime, $5 25: 1S99 prime, $5.70; October, Jli.10;
No. 2, $5.25f(5.30.
.MIiiiieiipoIlM When! lnrl.el.
MINNKAPOLIS. Aug. I5.-W1IKAT-In
store. No. I northern, August. 7l4c; Sep
tember. "iWi'Vtv; December. 7S1i 75i 0 ; on
track, No. 1 hard, 77c; No. 1 northern, 75c;
No. 2 northern. 73V
FLOCR-Flrst patents. $1.15: second pat
ents, $3.95; llrst clears, $3.00; second clears,
J2.fi5.
RRAN-ln bulk. $11.75fj 12.00.
Plilliiilelpliio Produce MnrUet.
PHILADKLPHI A, Aug. 15. RKTTKR
I'irni. goon iiemanit: rancy western cream
cry, 21'ie: fancy western prints, 23c.
KfiOS Firm; fresh nearby, 15e; fresh
western, 15c; fresh southwestern, 13c; fresh
southern, lie.
D11I11II1 AVIient Mnrliel.
DPLPTH, Minn, An sr. 15.-WIIKAT-Hard.
No. 1 cash. 7914c; August. "Sc; Sep
tember, 78c: December. 79'4c; No. 1 north
ern, cash. 77!c; August, 7''ic; September,
7i!c: December. 774c; No. 3 spring, 72',ic.
OAT.S-2K.j2P.4i2
lllhuoili.i' (Jrnln Market,
MILWAI'KKK. Aug. 15.-WI IKAT-FIrm:
No. 1 northern. 761i77c; No. 2 northern, "ju
4i76e.
UYK-lllgher; No. 1, Glie.
11AULKY Firm; No. 2, Wo; sampler 35w
47l!c.
Prorlu .Mnrkcl,
PKOUIA, Aug. 15,-COUN-HlBheri No.
3 35c.
OATS-lllgher; No. 3. 23c.
WIIISKY-On the basis nf $1.23 for fin
ished goods.
Coffee .Mnrkcl.
NKW YORK, Aug, 15 - COFFKR Kasy;
No, 7 invoice, 7'ic: Cordova, nominal,
Futures opened steady, 5SH0 points lower
and showed a weak undertone durlnc the
rest of the session, following sharp de
clines in foreign markets, heavier receipts
at Rio and Santos than looked for, nn ab
sence of spc.-ulatlvt' support, weakness In
the spot market and bearish changes In the
statlsti.al situation. Speculation was com
paratively light and of professional char
a.tcr M.irkit finally steadv on tone. 6'il0
points lower Total sales, lfi.760 bags. In
cluding August. $7.55; Sept. mber. $7 V.,
October. $7iSi, November, $7 7o; December.
$7 SO, January. $7 55; .March. $7 90; April,
$sim, M11.1, $s wis oft.
movp.mhvi'.h or stocks ami iki.mis.
With I.11I IVw r,ci'illoiis Market
I'nlloMn I imnril M01 eoienl.
NKW YORK. Aug. 15 -Today's stock
market wn In many respects a counterpart
of the early trailing of the week. There
was. however, mure uniformity to the ud
vamlng tendency, exceptions being limited
to only a few storks. A distinctive brnu l-
nlng lo Hip dealings aroused etithusl.isui In
some quarters us to possible early partici
pation In Hip market by thn public. Some
nf the commission houses reported larger
orders and stress was laid upon the prom
inence of the illvldenil-paylng railroads In
tho rise. As an offset the bears dwelt on
the depletion of New York City bank re
serves consequent upon tho gold exports,
and the usual contraction In general busi
ness In a presidential election season While
the bank statement on Satutday will have
to relied upward nf $11,imi,ky gold shipped
It Is expelled that the loss In the surplus
teserves nf tbe banks will be largely offspt
! the refill. ts of gold from Patlllc co.i"!
points, Interior currenev movement and
gains from the subtreiisury The latter In
stitution will have to disburse to the hanks
later In the week some $2,O0Y.o0o through
the tcdeinpilon of the old government 2s.
Money rates here tndnv continued pnsv. bin
an easier leniency was noted In discounts in
i.oniinu, wnicu c.iuseii long sterling bills to
harden here, and the posted llgures wer.
marked up i4c. It stated that further
gold shipments nt 11 prollt are Impossible
nt current rates for demand hllls-f I.S7'4
the Rank of Kngland having withdrawn Its
Interest allowance for gold In transit. The
stock market In detail showed conspicuous
strength In many quarters, with the ten
dency for special Htocks Influenced bv
rumors. For example, New Jersey Central
Jumped over G points nn reports of a change
of ownership of the property nnd favorable
developments In the anthracite coal trade.
Other i o.il stoclis sympathized, but the ln'
aellon reduced their gains to fractions out
side of Delaware ,V Hudson, which closed
2'4 higher. In Atchison positive assertion
lor and against the payment of a dividend
on the common stock were heard, which
lent Interest to the movement In the shares
Brooklyn Transit spurted up 2 points on tlie
tepiited favorable character of Its pending
annual statement, but the announcement
late In the day that the report would not
be published for several weeks wiped out
pretty much all Unit rise. Opcriiilmis In
the Steel group were within rather narrow
limits ami they closed somewhat off on bear
pressure, due to uiinlher decline In war
rants. Railroad stocks, particularly the
Oranger group, received good support, lint
they suffered In common with the general
list In the selling movement toward the
close. At Intervals toilay Individual groups
wero singled out for ait advance and 11s tn
room traders generally followed what ap
peared to bo good buying other stocks re
ceived less attention mid usually lost
ground. Sugar. People's Ons and Consoli
dated Has were conspicuous features In the
market nt illuerent times, hut In only thn
latter was there any material effee; left of
the demand, a net gain of 3' points heln
established Sentiment abroad was reported
to bu more favorably Inclined toward Amor
lenn rails and London took nlmost K'.OJi)
shares of stock Prollt taking was Indulged
In In the late denllngs nnd the mnrkot gave
uway all around, under pressure.
More business was transacted In railroad
bonds than for some tithe and thero was n
decided upward tendencv for soma Issues,
particularly Atchlsons. rit. Louis & South
western 2s mid Wabash debentures. Total
sales, par value. $910,000. New Fnllcd Stntcs.
4s and the 5s advanced 'i in the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
flnanclnl cablegram savs; Business con
tinued to grow hero today, though tho ac
tivity was virtually conllned to American
and Canadian railroad stocks The tone
was firm, though the transactions still wore
limited, but the early buying of Americans
developed a bullish sentiment. Baltimore ,t
Ohio snares were sold on tho July statement,
of tho company. Tlntos wero hoisted
point, although the Paris bourse was closed
Anaconda followed the American lend and
on this Initiative operators began to put up
t'tahs mid Bostons also. It Is understood
here that tho bunk has begun to borrow In
tho open market to strengthen tho money
rates. Call money was cheaper on govern
ment disbursements.
Following arc the closing prices nn the
New York Stock exchange:
At.liison
lo pfd
Hiiltlmore A- Ohio,
Ciniullun raclllc
Canada So
Chen. & Ohio
ClilniBO C). W
('.. II. & Q
Old. llid. & I.
do pfd
Chl'iiKO & K. III.,
ChlwiBo & N. W...
C. It. I. P
l C. & HI. I,...,
Colnrndo
do 1st pf.l
1o 2.1 pfd
Del. .t Hudson
IM 1 1. & W
Denver & It. O
.lo pf.l
Kilo ,
do 1st pfd
fit. Nor pf.l
lloi'klng Coal
Rneklnir Valley ...
Illinois Central ....
lowu Central
ilo pf.l
K. C P. & C,
U-ike lirle & V...,
.In pfd
UiUn Shore
I, & N
Mnnh.ittun L
Met. St Hy
.Mexican Central .,
Minn. & Kt. U
do pf.l
Jin. I'.uMHr
Mobile & Ohio ....
Jl., K & T
.lo pf.l
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk V
do pfd
No. Paeltlc
ln pfd
Ontario & W
Ore. rty. Nav...,
do pfd
Pennsylvania
Heading
do in pfd
do 5,1 pf.l
Illo 0. W
Mo pfd
St L. & S. F
do lot pf.l ,
do Id pf.l
St. L iSouthw
do pfd
St. Paul
do pf.l
St. P. & Omaha .,
So. Pa id lie
So. Hallway
do pfd
Texas Pacific ..,
Union PaclOe ...
do pf.l
Watr.udi
do pfd
Wheel. & L. I"..
. W
. 7fi.
, 7
. 1
. 1
. 23
. It
,100
121
,ir,r,
. 4".
.123
, 31
. SS4
, t'j
, 24
, 37H
, SS
. t'i
17
, 2)
. 07
, sr.'i
, 7V,
, 26
, 7:i'i
, Oil,
.12S
, 4H
, r.!5;
, 311
2.1i
7S
, K;
, c;ti
,133
, r.ti;
. f
, 221J
, a
, 74
, 31 j;
. k
, 184
. !1
. 2;
, S3
,121
, en
, 52
;
. '13
, 31
, 01
, 30
. 7P,
,W
, .-.'J
.121",
.11C
, "il'4j
, 11
. K
, 30
. 01
. M
, 11
. VP
. r,i
71H
71
SO",
, (nn
do 2d pf.l
Ui Wis. Central
127'i' Third Avenue
T! I Adams I"x
t.i lAmcrlcan I?x
W, C. S. 1-Jx
KiUj Wells-Fanso Kx....
l(7'i Amer. Cot. Oil ...
: I do pf.l
, C; Amer. Malting ....
!Hj do pf.l
14 Amer. S. & H
1I3'4 do pfd
lSO'i AniT. Spirits
19! do pfd
6S Anifr. M. Hoop ...
11 do pf.l
Mij'Amer. S. & W
1131 60 pfd
HVAmer. Tin Plate..
3IH; do pfd
117 Amer. Tobnceo ...
Wi do pf.l
40 Amir. Mining Co..
13-; llrooklyn It. T
29 Colo. Fuel & I
, 13 Con. Tobacco
501 I do pfd
72'd Pederal Steel
1JUI .lo pfd
K.Si Oen. Kle. trio
12 OIucoki- Guitar ....
;:,!, .11 pf.l
fl Inter. Paper
r.li do pfd
33 Ixiclede Ons
9 National Illscult .
31 do pfd
134 National Lead ....
130', do pf.l
3(VNnHonat Steel
" I do pfd
r.2',i N. Y. Air Ilrake...
"IH No. American
21i.Pncino Coast
, 42 I do 1st pfd
, "0 do 1.1 pf.l
129 i Pacific Mall
17'4 People's fins
rlH Prrsre.1 S. Car ....
2i do pfd
B0 Pullman P. Car ..
90 S. It. & T
9s; SiiKar
tn ' do pfd
5Pi Tenn. Coal ft Iron
12'-i P. S. Leather
S'i do pf.l
IMS
171
114
331 ',
11'i
r.;v
C. S. nuhber
do pfd
Western Pnlon ....
Republic. I. & 3...
do pf.l
P. C. C. & St. L...
r. I
Kx-dlvldend. Offered,
New YorL lloni- Unrltct,
NKW YORK. Aug. 15.-MONKY-On cnlt,
steady at lMiU4 per cent; last loan, H4 per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 4fi5 per cent.
STKRLINO KXCHANOK-Steady. with
nctual IniHlness In bankers' bills nt 9t.s4
(fi4.S7!5i for de;iiand nnd at $4.SK4.Ri'4 for
sixty days; posted rates. $I.8,"V4 and $I.SSif
4. SO: commercial bills. $.R3ifi4.S.1i4
SILVKR-Har, r.lc; Mexican dollars. 4S'4c
BONDS (lovernments, strong; state, In
active; railroad, strong.
Tho closing prices on bonds today nre as
follows:
I' S. ref. 2s, rej.
do coupon
do 28, res
do 3, reg
do coupon
do new (h, rejf...
do coupon
do nhl 4k, rrc...
do .nupon
do 5b, reg
do rniipon
D. of C. 3 CIS
Atcli, Ken. (8
do hi IJ 4s
C.inail.i So. 2 . ...
llien ,t O. Vjh....
do 5a
C. & S. cm. " .,
do S. F deb. 6.
Oili-aco T"f. 4h
Colo. So. 4n
P It. H. In
do Is
lirle general 4
P. W. - P. c, 1$..
Oen. lilei-rle
la. Central Is . ...
"K. C. P. .L- il
L. A N. mil (a....
M . K. & T. 2 .
10(1',
10)
iosij
lirtf,
132
132
113
do Is
N. Y. C. Is
N. J. C. gen. 5...
No. Pacific 3
do 4s
N Y C & St Ii la.
N. A W. con. 44...
Ore. Nav. Is
. 93
.105
,121'i
. W,
.104
.1WJ
. 07 H
.100
.10:
IW,
.112
. S7
. 95ta
.110
.122
do 4s
11,1' I
lHVi
112
101
55
lfiR
Oregon S. L. (is....
do coimol C,
Iteuilliifr noil. 4s...
Hlo C. V. I
St L & I M c. f,s..
St 1, A- S P R. lis..
Vst. Paul con....
f9l
17
HS'i
.11S
117
130
"20
SI. P., C. & P. 1h
do 5i
So 1'aclfln 4 s
. 71
. 70
.111
. M
.0.-,ii
.117
.10115
.110
. K
, $3
So. Halln.iy 5s..
h. n. a t. lis
Tex. & IMillle Is..
do 2s
Pillon P.iclllo U...
Wn.t1.1sll Is
do 2s
West Shore la
Wis. Central Is...
Va. Centuries
in;
97
72ti
lfd,
113
r,0
When Issued. Trust receipts. Offered.
I'o re Ik 11 Plnnnrlnl.
LONDON. A 11 p. 15 -On the Stock ex
change today there was 11 good all-around
tendency ami rather more business nn new
account, owing to tho more hopeful view
taken of the situation In China. The con
tinued shipments of gold from New York
did not influence, htocks nnd discounts had
an easier tendency Home railroads In
muny instances substantially advanced,
London nnd Brighton deferred being In spe
cial Inquiry Foreign securities were neg
lected, though there was it considerable re
vlnl of Interest In Argentina railroad
stocks, which were strong. Americans wero
harder and opened above parity In sym
pathy with the advices from Wall street.
Southern Parltlc. common and preferred,
rallied. Baltimore fi Ohio were bid for at
llrst. but afterward the demand slackened
and the closing was below the best llgures
of the day. Copper shares uere llrm.
Kaffirs hardened
BKRLIN, Aug. 1.1. -i:chniige on Loudon,
Jflm KVspfg for checks. Discount rales:
Short bills. 3 per cent, three months' bills.
4's per cent. In ppltc or the fact of the
closing of bourses elsewhere In observance
or the holiday, prices were tlrm on the
bourse here, owing to the more satisfactory
International money situation and to sym
pathy wltb tbe New York and London mar
kets. Americans and Caiiaillnn Pacifies
were harder and mine shines markedly re-rovered,
Boston Mock (tnotntlon.
BOSTON, Aug. if,.-Call loans, 2J?3 per
cent; time, loans, .TJfl'i per cent. Official
closing:
A . T A- S. !
do pfd
Amer. Stiitar
do pfd
Hell Telephone ...
Ilojton Albany.,
Boston Klevate.l .,
Hnsmn t- Me
1 ' . H. & y
pomlnlim Coal ....
d. pfd
Federal Steel ., ..
d" pfd
I'ltrhliurg pf.l
Hen. Bleetrlo
ilo pfd
Fd Klec. Ill
M.xlc.in Central .,
Mich. Telephone .,
n 1:. n. & c ....
Old Colony
01,1 Homlnlon
Rubber
I'nlon Parlflc
. :
71
.123
.110
112
.541'.
'West Knd
Westlnsr. lilectrle
Wis. Central .. ..
Mchlson 4s
N. B. (1. C. 5s.
Adventure
mtJ
Alloiieji Mln. Co ..
m.il. Copper ....
Atlantic
Ilnslon A Mont...
Ilittte A Ronton ,
Calumet llecla.
centennial
1 r,i nkl In
.127',1
I
.110
. 35
. C(i
.mi,
,131
.130
.201
. 12
. V.
14
201
, 13
J
, HO
IliimlioMt
Osceola
Parrot
Outlier
Santa Fe Copper.
Tnmarark
Ctah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
w York MlnliiK Storks.
NKW YORK, Aug. 1.1. -The following are
tho closing quotations for mining shares
today:
chollar
Cr.mn Point . .
Con. Cal. A Va...
lienilw.Hit
ilonl.I inrrle .
Bale A .V.irrross .
llomenake
Iron Sller
Mexican
,. P
.. 1.1
. 130
, . .71
t
.. IS
,5000
M
Ontario
nphlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ....
do pfd
Skrra Nevada
Stiiliitard
fnlnn Con
Yellow Jacket
5.
M
....150
R50
11
37
.... 1"
27
London Mock Quotation.
LONDON, Aug. lfi.-l p. m. -Closing:
Consols, money.. ..
.lo account
Ai.hlsoa
Canadian Pa. III.' ..
St Paul
1 1 1 liml s Central ...
Ijoulsvllle
fnlon P.ieltlc pfd.
N. Y Central . ..
W,,i:rle jpj
01 do 1st pfd 33
20 Pennsylvania 66
92 Heading S
117 'Nn. 1'MOlflc pfd 73
120 ilrand Trunk
74 Anaconda 9
7s'ltand Mines 40
133
Kx-dlvldend.
BAR SILVKR-Steady, 2S 11-ltid per ounce,
MONKY 3ifi3i,4 per cent; short bills, 4
per cent; three months' bills, 4 per cent.
Flnnncllll .Notes.
ST. LOF1S, Aug. 15,-Clenrlngs, $5,412,923;
balances, $Hfi,lS3. Money 4ff7 per cent.
New York exchnngo, 15c discount bid, 6c
discount nskeil.
CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 15.-Clenrlngs,
$2, Io2.fi.i0. New York exchange, 10ftl5c ills
count. Money, 2hft0 per cent.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15, -Clearings. $10,957,737;
balances, $1.911,7..3. Posted rates. $4.8.VH4.89.
New York exchange, par.
BALT1MORK. Aug. 15.-ClearlnKS, $2,317,
620; balances, $232,83?.
PH1LADKLPIHA. Aitp. 15. Cle nrlngs,
$12.4.12.2(3; balances, $2.149,Mfi.
NKW YORK, Aug. IS.-Kxchannes. $117.
950.367; balances, $8,M5,1GI.
BOSTON. Aug. 15,-KxchnnBos, $19,360,200;
baUnces, $2,340,316.
CondKlnii of the Treinsnry.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. Today's state
ment of the treasury balnnces In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of rcdomptlon,
shows: Available cash balance, $140,023,174;
Cold, $74,585,276.
Cotton MnrUet.
NKW YORK, Aug. 15,-COTTON-Thc
market for cotton futures opened barely
steady, with prices ljtt3 points lower, mid
ruled generally weak during the afternoon,
owing to bear aggression, 1111 absence of
anything llko bull defense. The leading sel
lers of yesterday, started in on the call 13
depress prices still further and to dislodge
weak long stuff. Thp cables were sized up
ns of bearish average, the crop Intelligence
was encouraging ns a whole, while the
weather reports told of needed rains In the
eastern belt and tolerably clear conditions
west of the Mississippi valley. At the low
est point of the forenoon prices were 6ff J
points under the closing of last night, making
the net loss since Monday night 22fl2'J points.
At noon shorts began 10 manifest uneusl
ness, owing to tho apparent oversold condi
tion of tho market and belief that the long
Interest hnd been pretty well eliminated.
From a feeling of nervousness shorts sub
sequently became positively frightened and
were soon In full rout. Covering whs stimu
lated by a forecast of dry weather over the
entlro belt tonight nnd tomorrow nnd tho
predictions for continued light receipts. On
the upturn the forenoon loss was not only
iccovered, but a considerable portion of
yesterday's decline was wiped out. During
the balance of the session tho market was
extremely feverish, with a. tolerably llrm
undertone.- The close was steady, with
August 1 point, other months 5ffS points
higher. Futures closed steady; August,
9.2Uc: Septvmber, 8 71c; October, S.50c; No
vember. 8.39c: December, 8.35c; January,
8.36c; February. S.3Sc; March, 8.40c; Aptll.
8.11c; May. S.l.'lc: June. S.43c. Spot closed
quiet; middling upland, 10c; middling gulf.
Id, kc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-COTTON-Un-changed;
sules, fi.71 bales; middling, 9 9-18C;
receipt. 1 bnle; shipments, 191 bales; stock,
11.421 bales.
NKW ORLKAN8. Aug. 15.-COTTON-Steady;
sales, fiO bales; ordinary, 7?c; good
ordinary, Sfi-luc; low middling, D7-luc; mid
dling, Ulfi-lRc; good middling, 10 3-16c; mid
dling fair. 10 7-lfic; receipts, SO bales; stock,
29,473 bales. Futures, quiet and steady;
August. o.S5fl0c; September. S.658.c7c;
October, 8.241i8.2uo: November. 8.1!'a8.1Sc;
December. 8.14c; January. 8.14fiR.15c; Feb
ruary, S.icns.l7e; March, 8.18ff8.20c; April,
8.20fc8.22c; May, 8.23&8.25C.
Xevr York Dry (inods.
NKW YORK, Aug. 15.-DRY GOODS The
course of the market for cotton goods today
has been without change. Heavy brown
cottons continue dull and Irregulnr; fine
brown sheetings, slow: blenched cottons,
steady hut quiet. Denims, ticks, plnlds and
other coarse colored cottons, Inactive and
easy to buy. Print cloths, unchanged; busi
ness small; prints In steady request ut pre
vious prices. Jobbing trade Improving.
Men's wear woolens, quiet ,iind pleco dves
Irregular. Dress goods, more doing In plnln
fabrics at previous prices.
Ciillforuln Dried Frnlls.
NKW YORK, Aug. 15. CALIFORNIA
DRIKD FRFITS-Inactlve nnd nominal.
Demand for evaporated apples continues
light, but as thero was very llttlo disposi
tion to sell the market retains Its steadi
ness nf undertone ut old basis of opera
tions; state, common, SJffic; prime. 4?4(i
5c; choice, SHftCc; fancy, fi'ii7c. Prunes,
3V4fl7c nor lb., as to size anil quality. Apri
cots. Royal, lPiille; Moor Park, 14ijl7c.
Peaches, peeled, HfjUc; impeded, Kfl9c.
SiiKiir Market.
NKW ORLKANS, Aug. 15,-SI'GAR-Qulet;
open kettle, V,c; centrltugal, ftijffj'ic;
seconds, 3f( I P-ltfc.
(Ill Market.
LONDON, Aug. 15. OILS - Petroleum
spirits, 8d. Turpeniino spirits. 29s 3d.
lilll'f hqilltkc tthnken .Sllvrrtoil.
SKATTLK. Wash.. Aug. 15.-A special to
tho Times from Sllvertnn. Wash., says:
A hard shock of earthquakr was felt here
nt I o'clock yesterday Hfternoon, shaking
window panes and crockery to pieces In
many Instances. The shock lasted three
minutes.
THIS lli:,TY II A It K li T,
INSTRl'.MKNTS placed'on record Wedncs.
day, August 1.1. IWs):
Warranty Heeds,
S. K. Martin Lumber company to
Scarle & Chaplu Lumber company,
lot 14, block 1. Pruyn park $ 25
11. j. iwiuung to iienry I'oieman, lot
61, (Use's add
M. F. Bourke to A. K Andrews, tm
dlv 4-7 of lot I, Stevens' subdlv; lot
0, block 13, West Knd add
Rasmus Larson i,nl wife to Louis
Guuernd. w',3 se 15-16-12
S. D. llazlett to M. A Patrick, lot 2,
block 14, llousel A- S.'s add; lot 3,
block 15. Isaac & S.'s add
James Nov.icek and wife to J. Kltka,
n'-j lot 11, block 2, Kounlzo 3d add ...
Robert Purvis and wife to Mary
Rouse, lots 23 and 21, hlock S, Brown
park
S D. Cadwell and wife to L M.
Bridge, w 30 feet of n 150 feet lot 5,
hlock 6, Park Place
l.4
1
1,200
2,500
M
toll
Claim Deeds,
J B Watklns
and wife to M.iry
Sclirmnek, s'7 lot is. block 15, Brown
parK ..
tl
Total amount of transfers 9.677
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Market Starta Out Slow, with Killers
Lower All Around,
LIGHT HOGS STEADY, OTHERS ARE LOWER
Feeder Mnrkcl tuiiin (ellie nod
lllubcr on Urn Cn ( t le Sheep
I! r 1 11 Aliool Mend; Prices
Lnnibs lllubcr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 15.
Receipts were: Cattle. Iloss. Sheep.
Official Monday 2,776 1,513 rt.SS
Ofllclal TtiesdnV 5.016 fi.73l 13,225
Cfllclal Wednesday 4,679 6.131 3,913
'three days this week. . ,12,l! 13,70,1 21,025
Same days last week.. .13,816 17,553 18.372
Same week before ... .10.757 16.267 P.r i9
Same three weeks ago. . 8,130 22,212 20,6:S
Same four week ago .. . 7,326 23,130 8,591
Average price paid tor hogs tor tho lust
several days, with comparisons;
19UO.1899.1831.IP97.189S.li9j-118.
I 5 02J 3 S2 3 20 3 07 4 81 4 8
I 4 9I 4 Oil I 3 21 2 97i 4 S2 I 37
I 4 87, 4 161 3 821 I 2 95, 4 S3 4 9)
I 4 99, 4 IS 3 89 3 32" I t 8: '9
July ifi....
July 17....
July 18....
July 19....
July 20....
July 21....
July 22....
July 2.1 ...
July 21....
July 2.1....
July 26....
July 27....
July 28....
July 29....
July 30. ..
4 9i 4 191 3 SSI 3 35l 2 97! 4 91 4 71
5 071 4 21
.1 SI
3 381 2 9S
4 79
4 34
fi 151
3 79l
3 S2
3 271 2 86
3 25 2 83
4 85
4 81
4 74
4 SI
4 81
4 81
4 S6
4 76
I M
4 60
4 59
4 SS
4 5
4 73
5 15 4 36
en-, 1 .1
3 311 2 92!
4 76
.11 1 .11
5 021 4 26
3 89
3 87
3 72
3 67,
3 72
3 37
4'S8
4 89,
4 93!
4 74
4 67
ft 0t 4 32
3 43
ti 13 I S3
3 29,
3 36
3 41
4 321
I
4 32
4 19
I 26
5 A
f 09
3 74
Juiy 31
I 3 50
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II...
15...
5 15
n 18
3 791
3 741 3 431
I 671 3 17
4 46
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Atlg.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
4 45!
I fill
5 15
4 3.1
2 S3
fi 10
I 41 3 641 3 f.7l 2 85
4 451 3 71! .1 53' 2 Pfi
4 651
5 04
3 "7 3 131 3 021 4 57 4 V4
1". Ml 4 38
fi 15 4 371 3 81
15 2 9.' I M
4
I 2 75
4 MM
1 49
4 S3
4 80
4 70
I 75
.1 0
1 32 3 67!
4 2SI 3 67
I 291 3 77
4 35 3 8.1
3 7I1
4 4.11
4 41; 3 75
3 19
fi 00!
4 S3
I 57 1
3 51 1
I S6
3 56
3 61
I 80
1 ttl
4 9.1!
71'
4 59!
4 77
I 4 P7
I 4 97
3 GS 2 M 4 62! W
Nl 1 l.'i n "i'
Indicates Stindnv.
Tho ofllclal number of cars nf stock
brought In today by each road was:
I'nlllo lfnf-tf ttlicnlt ll'r'.
O. & St. L. By
Missouri Paclllc Rv
4 3
tt l 1
13 22 11 i4
61 26 .. I
1
13 r,
56 31 4 11
6 n .. 1
3 1 .. 2
J
191 93 16 29
S. C. & P. Hy....
C. B. & Q. Ry
K. C. gc St. J
C, R. I Sr P., east..
C, R. I. & P., west..
Totals
The disposition of the day's receipts was
os follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle.
Hogs, bheep.
Omaha Packing Co 39S
l.iioii
G. H. Hammond Co
Swift and Compnny
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Company
Swift and Compnny from
Kansas City
Swift and Company from
country
Armour & Company,
from St. Joe
R. Rccker & Degnn
Vansaut & Co
Lobmnn & Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlnger
Livingstone & Schaller..
Hamilton & Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
H. L. Dennis & Co
Other buyers
423
109
191
820
1,136
1,436
1,380
1.562
613
478
49.1
52
12
20.1
426
311
19S
201
309
61
24
452
1,410
Totals 4,910 6,190 3,245
CATTLE There was a fulr run of cattle
here today and the same as yesterday
quite a larmn proportion of the receipts were
corn fed steers. The quality, however, tak
ing the receipts as a whole, was not up to
yesterday and the market was not In as
good shape. The feeling was bearish all
around on killers und the trade was slow
nnd draggy from the start. Chicago re
ported a 3c to 10c decline, which rather
worked against the selling Interests so that
buyers had things much their own way.
Offerings of corn fed steers wore quite
liberal this morning nnd bids were all the
way from nearly steady on the best
grades to 10c or 16c lower. The half fat
Stuff, of course, suffered the greatest de
cline, but the market on all kinds was
very dull.
There wero In the neighborhood of
twenty-five loads of cow stuff In today nnd
while some of the best bunches may have
brought nearly steady prices, bids as n
rule were around 11 dlmo lower than yes
terday and the same as steers were slow
sale. The medium grades In particular
were neglected. Coarse heavy bulls did
not sell very readily this morning, but
stock bulli, or medium weight killers
brought about the sunie prices as yester
day. The Blocker nnd feeder trade was again
In good shupe today and the market Is
now fully us high on heavyweight cattle
os It has been any time this year and uu
high if not higher than It was any time last
year. Tho better grades of heavy cattle
sold strong to 11 dime higher today, while
the light cattle were Just nbout steady.
Western gross cattle were In falrlv good
supply today, but tho market was slow on
everything except feeders. The feeling on
killers was lower nnd It was lato before
much was done. Cows were also a little
lower, particularly tho medium grades
Stock cows und heifers or stock steers of
good quality nnd weight wero strong and
nctlvo and the lightweights Just about
steady. Representative siiIce:
No. Av. I'r, No. a v. Pr
2 91S 4 25 31 US r, !
2 MO 4 Ml M 1191 5 ;o
1 40 4 fi.", 53 1078 5 :j
1 S20 4 T.- IS 100,1 5
M 4 50 S7 Ufa 5 30
II 1136 5 Oft IS 1338 s 31
4 1193 5 10 34 1327 C 35
1185 5 II) :i 1153 r, 3:
21 1124 .1 10 36 l;33 .1 3-,
H.'2 6 P. 7 1334 5 411
20 10.V1 6 15 Ifi in 5 5o
18 llftS 5 14 18 1424) fl 70
"3 122' 5 15 (6 13M 0 70
37 1122 6 20
COWS.
1 9:0 2 5 lo.to 3 13
1 S70 2 Ml 1 7S0 3 ::,
10 820 2 50 1 1030 s 75
3 913 2 f.0 1 13ft 4 I,)
1 13S0 2 85 4 fl02 4 oj
14 858 2 90 1 123(1 1 03
2 10J) 3 I.-.
HHIFERS.
1 949 4 40 1 9;o 4 75
BULLS.
1 "00 3 2,i 1 1070 3 7J
CALVKS.
1 180 B M
STAC.S.
1 760 3 CO
STOCK COWS AND HF.JF1JRS.
8 812 2 80 R s:.S 3 20
24 768 3 10 1 4VI 3 41
25 fi 3 11 21 f,W 3 40
9 521 3 2ft 1 1100 3 7i
2 810 3 20
STOCK CALVKS.
212 4 00
7
1
1
9
83
3
1
1
STOCKKRS AND FKKDHRS.
360
2 73
20..
666
3
. 631
. 570
. 777
.1023
. !K
. 70
2 71
3 20
3 30
3 Ml
3 60
... 6M
... Ctt
... 632
... f.91
...1032
... 512
3 S3
4 13
4 II
4 13
4 20
4 13
5..
28. .
IS..
3
1
NEBRASKA.
2 stk. hfs
2 cows
20 cows
15 cows....
18 cows
. (435
. sno
. 930
.1021
. 807
. 6.11
3 50
1 feeder... 10,10
1 hull 13.10
1 cow RiM)
3 30
3 30
3 ;w
4 70
1 70
2 VI
2 .)
3 15
I 20
I ll
:i (hi
3 40
2 90
2 70
3 5.1
I f)
4 )
3 ns
4 30
4 I")
4 00
15 calves.
1 calf
5 cows
7 cows....
I heifer..
290
121)
'121
971
75")
3 feeders. .
1 feeder...
2 feeders..
2 feeders..
21 feeders..
1 feeder...
10 feeders..
(ISO
715
fill
57,1
850
860
1 feeder..
1020
feeders.. SOU
1 stag. .
.1180
SOI'TH DAKOTA
21 feeders.. "03 4 15 3 IceilerH. .1060 3 W
1 feeders. .1090
2 feeders.. 8S.1
1 cow 1090
5 cows 1040
1 row 1290
2 feeders. . 98.1
1 heifer.... 910
2 heifers. .. 760
10 feeders. .111.1
1 bull 1050
8 feeders.. 1218
6 feeders. .1021
1 cow 910
fi cows 940
7 feeders.. 1101
2 feeders. .1100
15 feeders.. 956
7 steers. ...1241
2 hulls 1140
1 bull VM
S.
4 10
19 cows,
.1098
1100
.1017
3 m
3 6 '.
3 si
3 1.1
4 20
3 2.1
3 23
3 20
3 2.1
4 2.1
3 2.1
4 30
.1 .D
1 10
3 8.1
3 8.1
3 00
3 9H
3 00
3 2.1
4 20
3 2.1
4 10
4 2.1
3 20
2 95
4 (O
4 1
4 10
4 10
2 75
3 25
2 cows,
I cows,
10 cows,
1091
3 feeders. .1073
1 heifer.... 910
I heifers... 920
1 bull 1000
1 bull 1350
27 feeders.. 881
2 feeders.. 88,1
1, feeders
9 cows . .
2 steers..
4 heifers
2 heifers
1018
;
1075 3 Kl
547 il (0
820
3 20
3 ..
3 20
3 i b'
3 feeders
826
1 hull ll'tt
1 bull.
M0
I bull.
.1150
Hallsman Wyo.
5 feeders.
701
3 90 38 cows. .
3 90 1 cow
. 911
s rcerters
826
loon
3
Swan Land and Cattle Co
Wjo
31 feeders 10S9 1 40 9 feeders
1200 I iv.
1172 4 10
1198 4 10
1194 4 49
I
35 feeders
1228 4 40 38 feeders
41 feeders
1L19 4 40 40 feeders
47 feeders. 1186 4 40 25 feeders.
1209
1201
W.
984
.8.87
.80?
4 40 40 feeders. 1197
4 40 36 feeders. 118.1
11. Hair-Win
4 40
4 10
3 95
3 15
I 10 7 feeders
3 75 6 feeders
3 15
Bender 9. D.
1 37't !) cows ,
A funis Wyo.
2 fin 22 steers.
3 fi :l steers. .
3 05 2 cows. , .
'. Dclataur Neb.
3 10 3 cows. . .
3 10 59 feeders
3 75
Merchant Wyo,
3 05 I cows. ..
3 10 7 cows...
2 70
W. Horr-Wyo.
981
55 feeders lOfii
992 3 10
W
u
971
715
F (
!'7S
10.11
I02S
W.
o;s
9r.
9.V1
2 steers.
116 steers .
2 rows...
5 cows. . . .
.1 cow s. . . .
I feeders
15 cons
16 cows
5 cows. . . .
. 914
.. 8.12
. . 910
.1016
..1028
3 75
1
2 65
3 10
4 25
910
887
3 15
2 3,1
c.
10 feeders. .1078
W.
27 feeders .1017
I feeders. . W
3 feeders.. 776
1 no
Barton, Nebraska
I 20 (2 feeders
.1 no 2 feeders
3 60 6 cows. . .
. 923
rjil
.102.1
. Ml
I -M
3 2.1
:t 30
.1 2fi
3 cows . ..1010
3 i I bull ..
1 stag 910
Cay A- Arnold, Wyoming.
1 feeder. .. 62i) 3 25 19 feeders. . 916
10 feeders.. 911 I 10 feeder... 970
21 feeders.. 05i I .1,1 4 feeders.. 10(0
C. W. (Irntit. Wyoming.
17 feeders.. 1011 I 0 1 feeders.. 1017
3 75
3 50
2 75
3 50
3 m
2 6.1
A
Wurncr-S 1 1.
26 feeders. 1117 t 30 1 feeder... 1030
1.1 cows 1016 3 I". 6 cows 104,1
J. K
Redlek-S. D.
29 feeders
4 heifers
I heifer..
1 bull .. .
20 cows. . .
I cows...
58 feeders
18 cows...
.lin.l 4 20
1 feeder.
. . 9(0
..1002
.. 980
. 827 3 20
. 6811 3 (hi
loin 3 30
Stevenson
S cows..
2 cows..
Rros -S.
D.
.1117 3 90
1 cow
.1000
3 00
4 IV)
I 60
3 55
11. I
Meyers Neb.
. 965
1163
3 20 51 feeders.
.1151
I 60 4 feeders.. lift".
3 5.1 S rows 10,12
. 968
(Unas Rros S n
1 cow 880 a no 22 steers.. ..llll (35
23 cows 967 3 55
H. Balrne -S. D.
1 bull 1180 2 8.1 .11 feeders.. 974
1 stag 1410 :i 90 fi cows ...994
William Jones-S. D.
1 holier.... 860 3 25 14 cows 942
1 heifer.. ..1070 3 20 1 bull 1270
.1 90
3 40
3 fiO
2 60
1 nun 720 3 10
A. Currlngton S. D.
6 heifers... 576 3 15 12 cows 1068 3 41
t heifer.... 810 3 05
P. AlllsooNnb
51 feederfi.. 850 4 00 2 stags.
.1025
3 25
3 15
1 cow
Kilo
1 cow.
.1000
!:.
1 hull ...
51 feeders.
33 feeders.
K. & .1.
V. L.ichs -Wyo.
l.i.ll J in U COWS fli 2 1.1
718 3 50 62 feeders.. 732 3 50
. 743 3 .10
W .1 Crnl)i.rVWn
22 steers.. ..1181 (55
W. 11. Thayer-Wyo.
26 feeders.. 9.1O 4 30 26 cows 1091 3 70
, C. Morse-S. D.
1h feeders.. 99 3 tin Scows 1032 3 0.1
. , , ' Z. Recd-S. D.
19 feeders, . 9.17 4 10
BOOS- There was a fairly liberal run of
hogs today, being heavier than yesterday or
Wednesday of last week. Chicago reported
light hogs steady and heavy weights lower
and that is about the way the market
opened up here. Packers were all anxlo is
nir lie llglil hogs and on those grades the
iihiikci was rum steadv. Itutclier nnd
tneillum weights were steady to a shade
lower nnu ine iienvy weights were not
wanted at nil. Rids on the latter were 11
siiiuie lower and buyers did not seem to
want them nt any price. The range of
prices was about the same as yesterday
The most of those sold at tl.97',6 and $3.00
.....I .in- iiuiuocr weiguis 111 4.'."ay (.yi'.i, anil
the heuvy hoxs from Jl.9.1 down,
there was no tmiii.rlnl hn.m,, I. i, .......
ket from start to finish, practically every-
.urn in niK mini 10 spue or 1110 stow open
Ing. Representative sales:
No.
10...
60...
Av.
....289
....28"!
....330
....264
....2(3
....2!l
....208
....2,11
....267
....211
....2.14
....2f'5
....14.1
....543
....240
....251
....2.-,S
....274
....!)
....284
8h.
Pr.
4 90
( VI
4 90
4 I")
4311,
4 9214
4 9214
4 O.'l,
4 92'i
4 921
4 !24
4 J'4
4 91
4 91
4 Hi
4 91
4 91
4 91
4 95
4 95
4 91
4 (.5
4 91
4 91
4 91
4 i1
4 91
4 91
4 91
4 91
4 9.1
4 91
4 91
4 9,1
4 95
4 91
4 93
4 91
4 9.1
4 li
4 9.1
4 91
4 91
4 93
4 95
4 9.1
No.
62...,
.16....
80....
37....
66....
74...,
6.1....
83....
59....
8.1....
77. . , ,
it....
83....
79....
61....
72....
74....
66....
82....
64....
65.,..
Av.
....190
...229
. . .236
...215
...226
....234
...225
,...208
...2.16
...216
...240
,...109
,...244
...230
...277
....2.13
...241
"3
...230
Sh.
IW)
'40
40
40
80
80
80
120
SO
40
20)
80
40
SO
Tr
4 i
4 9.1
4 9.1
4 9714
4 97'
4 97",
4 97",
4 971;,
4 9714
4 97",
4 97",
4 97",
4 97'i
4 97t,
4 97'4
4 971,
4 97ij
4 97ia
4 97I4
4 971,
4 971,
4 97'4
4 97i
.1 01
5 Oft
5 (VI
5 00
i 00
5 IV)
5 (1.1
i 00
5 00
5 00
s 0214
5 02
5 0214
5 02i j
6 02,
5 02',
5 01
0 0.1
5 01
6 05
5 0714
5 07'b
67...
84...
65...
63...,
63...
58...
61...
58...
65...
77...
fO...
40
160
120
53
6S
60
61
M
66
173
M
60
CO
80
80
40
320
200
SO
160
40
218
,300
7.1 181
67 2,18
40
120
80
"(0
160
80
160
80
2.10
40
4ft
40
120
80
16ft
120
..2".1
..22S
..242
62...
.216
.212
.262
62
63
78
91
73
73
131
6
73....
1,9
70....
7$....
70
....,
69
75
76
67
...221
.212
...220
...229
...266
...266
...211
...212
...2(1
.227
. . .2.V)
. . .2 9
. . .236
...2(0
. . .266
...17
...230
189
236
230
239
....218
....198
....13
....197
....190
....291
....176
....219
....192
63...,
71....
97....
66....
68....
98....
S3....
70
32
61
SO
56
97
85
61
63
38
6)
63
117....
89
70
2(6
ii
120
161
so
..186
. .231
..202
..198
..192
120
811 UUP Arrivals of sheep were rather
light today, as compared with Monday nnd
Tuesday, and the market did not start 01,
very active. Lambs, however, were In
good demand and sold generally a dlmo
higher than yesterday. The quality of ,1
good proportion of the sheep was none loo
good nnd the buyers did not seem very
anxious for what was here, and It was late
before much was done but the feellne
was that good stuff would bring Just about
steody prices.
Quotations: Choice western gross weth
ers, $l,15f4.30; fair to good gnms wethers
$3.90fl4.15; choice grass yearlings, $4.15474.35;
choice ewes, $3.fiCKfi3.75; fair to good ewes,
$3.2503.50; fair to good yearlings, J3.90U4.I5:
good to choice clipped lambs, $1.21Wl.i'0;
fair to good clipped lambs, $1.0001.25. choice
spring Inmbs. $5.25175.40; fair to good spring
lambs. $3.O0'firi.25; feeder wethers. $3,2313 40;
feeder yenrllngs. $.1.4fif?3.65; feeder lambs,
J.I.I5JH.D0. Representative snles:
In feeders
33 feeders
16 feeders
18 feeders
I feeders
No. Av. Pr.
1 cull 130 2 7.1
8 western rams 156 3 00
45 Idaho owes 105 $.1 50
22 Idaho owes luj 3 50
31 Idaho ewes 90 3 50
77 Wyoming feeding lambs 72 3 70
52.1 South Dakota yearlings 71 3 70
423 Wyoming feeding lambs 72 3 70
fi cull lambs 50 3 85
S cull lambs 62 3 H'tt.
2ft0 Idaho wethers 91 I 00
80 Idaho wethers 100 I 0.1
96 Idaho wethers 97 I 0.1
3.10 Idaho stock lambs 54 4 20
51 feeder lambs 57 4 2.1
78 feeder lambs 53 t 25
103 Idaho lambs 61 fi lb
321 Idaho lambs l!3 5 2.1
469 Idaho lambs 61 5 23
CHIC.MiO I.I VIS STUCK 9iarki:t.
Choice Sleers Very .Scnrcw nnil Hl
"rns Slow to Lower.
CIIICAdO. Aug. 15,-CATTLK -Recelpts,
19,500 head, Including 4.000 westerns and
1.50") Texans; choice steers very scarce and
westerns slow to 15c lower; Texans about
steody to 10c lower 'or butchers; natives,
best on sale today, one carload at $5 9.1.
good lo ptlmo steers, $3.3U'ii6 95; poor to me
dium, $1.50' .1.2.1; selected feeders, choice
steady, steers slow, at $1,001(1.75; mixed
slockeis. weak, at $.1.00f3. 85; cows, $2.8tW
4.3.1; heifers, $3.0o( I. SO; dinners. $2.00'(i2 70.
bulls, $2.70(4. 10; calves, $1,507(11.75. Texans,
receipts, 1.500 head; best on sale tod,i,
three carloads, at $.1.10; Texas fed steers,
$!.2.Va5.00; Texas grass steers, $1 4o'fil 20,
Texas bulls, $2.5lifu3..'(3.
HOOH Receipts today. 2.1,0V) head; tomor
row, 21,000, estimated; left over. H.finO, good
light, llrm; heavy packing weak; lop. $5!l7'ii.
mixed and butchers. $1 9.11(5.30, good (o
choice heuvv, $5.(KJ'f73.271.: rough heavy.
$4,7514.9.1; light, $5.051i5.37Vi; bulk of sales.
$5.11i5.20.
SI I BMP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,000
head; sheep, steadv to slow; lambs, 10lil5c
higher; good lo choice wethers. $1,251(1.10,
fair to choice mixed, $3 7fift I 20 . western
sheep. $4.001 4. 10: Texas sheep, $3. 0014 00;
native lambs, $I.2516.00; western lambs,
$1,7513 90.
St, Louis Live Stock,
ST. I.Ol'IS, Aug. 15 1 'A TTLII Receipts.
6.3O0 head, Including 3.500 he.ul Texans; mar
ket steady for natives, slow for Texans; i.a.
live shipping and export steers. $l.hH5 .l.
dressed beef and butchers' steers, $150
5 30; steers under !." lbs., Jl tVnh.W; sok
ers and feeders, $2 6Wi50.i; cuws and heifer 1,
$2 0014 90. dinners. $1..Vm125; hulls, 2 '.mi
3.25: Texas and Indian steers, $3. 101(4 tr.;
cows and heifers. $2.'!513S0.
HOtiS -Receipts, 5.000 head; market
sleadv and slow, pigs nnd lights. $5 151(5;
packers. $.1,0515 25, butchers. $12015 3.1.
Ml HHP AND LAM US -Receipts, 3.'m
head; market steady: native muttons, $12.11
(.50; lambs, $1,1515 25; culls and bucks, J2 t)l
l.(l; stockers, $2 oof CI 75.
Kalian I'lty Llvr Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 15 CATTLK Re
celpts. 8.400 head natives, 3.100 head Texans,
good fed grass killers, steady to 5c lowr,
grass canning slock, steady to ifte lower,
sin kers, steadv to 15e higher: native Hirer
$.' 3515 60, Blockers utul feeders, It 5014 Ui,'
but" her and heifers 83 2515 2.1. .mi
ners 12 5.11)3 10 fed westerns. $ I 501 .1 5o .
Texans $3 li .4 27'..
CALVKS Receipts. 1.16 head, market ac
tive $((Hi5 25
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head, market quiet,
steady to fic higher. heny $;. oi! 20, tnlxeu,
JStXWifi 1", light. $.1 ''"' plus. $1 ;.i.fi.0.
HIIKKP AND LAMBS Re,lpl. 1!i
head: market steady to "iron: lambs. Jl ,1
llfi.40; muttons, H 854)1 1 75. Texnns. f3 21( !,',
feeders, fJ.5WJ.50. culls, 2 irtf.t .V..
ni lorU I, He stoi'U,
NKW YORK. Aug 15 BCKVFS R.
celpts, 2,731 head; steers. In light suppU ,i I
stonily; bulls and cows. dull. PMi2oe lowrr,
steers. $1.0010. On; oven, $t 2til.f4fl; bu'ls,
$2.Jnfi3.2fi; cows. $1 SHi.'t 611; cables ou. ie
Fulled Stales caltle siend ; top prl. . m
London, llt,c. nt Liverpool. I2e; slllpineir-.
6 cuttle, 85 sheep mid MiW iiUHrlers of l. .
CALVKS-Recelpts, 2.84.1 head; ve,.
llrm to Site higher; calves, steady; v.
f.1.oiW7.71: few lops. $7 87t4jUS.oii: grai--"4
and buttermilks. .1.0iMi.1.75; mixed c.il. .
$.I..VWi .in.
HIIF.KP AND LAMBS-Recelpls 1oki
head, sheep, slow nnd lower; good lumi.s
opened slead.v, others weak: all gra.l, s
closed cifiler; sheep, $2.75) 1.50: few prime,
$1.75: culls, $.'01112.511; In tubs. fl.TAini ; ..
nialnlv $5.noftti ft; culls. JJ.mnni Oil.
HoilS Receipts. 6.8.12 head; steady at Vi
'lift. 85; choice stale. l-Vyo.
M. Joseph Live Mni'li,
SOUTH ST JOSHPII, Mo., Aug. 15 -tSpe-
clul.l- The .touriial quotes:
CATTI.K -Receipts. 2.10.1 bend; market 1ft
I1I.I0 lower: natives, $1. liMifi.iVI; Tevas and
westerns. $.! 2511.1 5.1; cows and heifers, $ 0.)
fill.i..; bulls and slags, $.'.tmif 1. 90; yoiirllnus
!,,J".,.l.,,y,', ,;l r'"1" slockcrs mid feedeis,
$3.2..fil ID; veals. ", mwii; M.
MOHH R lpls 1.31m hend; market
steady to :"-c higher, alt grades, $.1.iKJf5 15,
bulk of SHle.s, IVlWtttfi 12's.
SIIKKP R IpiH. I.700 hend: sheep nml
lambs stead.v ; yearlings pv lower.
Moi'l. In Miibl.
Following me the receipts
principal western markets for
Caltle.
South Omaha 1,1171!
Chicago m.so.)
Kansas City 11.500
St. Louis 5,300
at the four
August 15
llocs Sheep
6,131 3.111
2.1.000 1 l.mvi
6.0ft") 1,Vi)
5,00.1 3 poo
Tolals
40,976 4.1.031 2.1.71,1
Adjourn Without Aurepioent.
DKTROIT. Ml. h . Aug. 15.-The confer
ence between representatives or the Amal
gamated snni l.iilon of Iron, steel nnd Tin
Workers anil rei'iescntatlves from (he greit
Iron nnd steel nuiiiiifaet iriog companies
on the iimldl. rs1 ,,.,,1 p, IsIi.th si ,ile wis
Hiljo.irned ilos ,. fleru.mo Without Hnv
agreement having Item rea. bed 110ih1 r
meeting will be held lo abo it t'liep weeks
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OMAHA.
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op MEN
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we guarantee to cure all caae cunbla ol
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