THE OMAHA DAILY liEE: THURSDAY, ATOFST 23, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Foreign Buying and Unfavorable Weather
OatiEo Wheat to Advance.
CORN STARTS HIGH BUT BREAKS ON RAIN
Dnln Open Artltc nml I.tmrr. llrrnk
11 ml Itrcuvrr llrforc Hip Close
Tlirrp In 11 .Vnrrmr Itiuigc In
(In- Provision Mnrkrl,
ClltfArin. Am nu'k.ni. .t t
flay unjlor the Inlluenco of unfavorable
harvesting weather nnd foreign' buying,
beptetnber closing TiS'ic higher. Corn nnd
oiim closed each Uc lower. 1'rovlslons
cltwil with hut little change.
Trade. In wheat most of the session was
quiet, nunougn there was iierlodH of con.
ldcrablo activity, especially near the end
Liverpool Hhowcii only a slight advance
cumpurcu wan mn nuigo here yesteruay
and tho market opened rnthor easy In con
sequence, September ic lower nt 72H5iTJTiiC,
An early advanrc to 73'io was followed bv
ft reaction to 72Mi7.1c. I'p to the last hour
fluctuation?! were narrow, with tho under
tone, however, llrm. Southwestern receipts
showed a decrease, rains In the west were
reported as Interfering with harvesting and
cash bids were fully as good as yester
day's. KorelKiicrs were still buying and
local hulls lent some support. Near the
end talk of big cash sales caused a sharp
runy anu nepiemoer, wiucn nan neen.nov
ering between 72y73c, shot tip to 73c,
and closed Htrong at that figure, ?fp
over yesterday. The market during tho
final rally had something of the appearance
of having been oversold as shorts found It
funiculi to cover. New York reported forty
loads taken for export. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and Hour were equal to
i20,W till. I'rlmary receipts aggregated 1,
13S.000 till., compared with 605,000 bu. last
year. Minneapolis and Dulutli reported 25.'
cars, against 213 last week nnd 175 a year
ngo. Local receipts were Wi curs, 15 of
contract grade.
Corn started hlcher. but broke nt once on
the rains In the west, which hint the effect
of Increasing country offerings. Shorts
bought at the opening, while elevator peo
ple led In the selllnu. Trade was nulet and
the ranee narrow. Cash bids were good
a nil tho business done during the day was
100,000 bj. Receipts were 117 cars. Septem
ber sold between SflWSj'fcc, closing ',4c
lower at TO'Sc.
Oats were active anil lower, tho market
breaking on liquidation Induced by favora
ble harvesting reports. Many wheat people
wero In tho oats corner of tho tloor. Later
tho mnrket recovered on covering by
shorts. September sold between 224c nnd
2ljic, closing lie lower ut lilTdc. Itecelpts
were n cars.
There was a narrow ranire In provisions,
I'ork wns easy on local welting, but lard
nnd ribs were steady, sustained by a good
rash demand. Koreluners houuht lard.
Trade was quiet all tho session and near
the end the pit was nearly ueserieii. Hep
ternber pork sold between iW.Wsl 10.80 nnd
closet! "tVilie lower at 110.90: September lard
between Jfl.72Hfi0.70, closing ft shade lower
nt J8.70, and September mis uetween n.wnf
6.9.". with the close 5c higher nt $7.00.
Kstlmutcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 315
cars; corn, l&5 cars; outs, cars; nogs,
?.'.) neaii.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. I Low. Close.!Ycs'dy
Wheat
Aug, 721$ 73',i 72N, 7.1V4I 72?i
Sept. 72HiTi 72i(ii 72ft 721721173
Oct. 73; 71 "314 "IVs 73iflTs
Corn- I
Aug. ffl,k SO" 10
Sept. SfH 394 SS'.i ? 3914
Oct. 3SVi 3Mi SSlifJJi 3SW4 Hf.li,
Oats
Aug. 214 21 21i 21S, 21
Sept. 22H 21& 21Ti 22
Oct. 22iQH 22Vi 22 22 Vi 22-HW14
l'nrk-
Sept. 10 SO 10 90 10 SO 10 90 10 95
Oct. 10 90 10 97'4 10 DO 10 9714 It 00
Jan. 11 00 11 05 11 00 11 05 10 97V4
Lard
Sept, f! 70 fi 7214 fi 70 C 70 fi 7214
Oct. fi 72'A fi 75 G 7214 fi 75 6 771b
Jan. H 1714 C 1714 ti 45 C 15 fi 1714
HI lis
Sept. fi 95 7 00 6 95 7 00 fi 95
Oct, fi 8? 14 05 S714 fi 01 fi 90
Jan. 5 8214 6 S5 0 S214 G 85 6 S2
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOIMt Dull; winter patents, $3.7(Wf3.9)
trnli.titu tI !n5il l'.n. i.la.io ! IVK. I 'IV
spring specials, JI..WU 1.10; patents. M.SOf?
a.tm. siraignis, j.i.uuaci. in; nnxers, fi.vriis.w.
WIIKAT-Nn. 2 red. 71fi74Vtr.
COItN No. 2. 10c: No. 2 vollow. lOtlo.
OATS No. 2. 22UC; No. 2 white, 2l',iTi2fic;
No. 3 white, 21125'ic
HAULHY tJood feeding, :!14c; fair to
ciioico malting, tijiiuc.
SUKDS-No. 1 flax. $t.40; No. 1 northwest
ern. II. in; prime timothy. I3.S5f?3.95.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., HO.fUfi
10.95. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $6.705G.72.. Short
ribs sides lloosel. Jil.notiT lirv u,.it.i
shoulders (boxed). lfi.72H(ijC.75; short clear
WMIHKY-HaHlH of high wines, per gal.,
sVoAUS-Cut loaf. I8.SS; granulated, G.32;
confectioners' A, IMS; off A. U3.
Tho following nro the receipts nnd ship
nienls for today:
Articles Itecelpts. Shipments.
l-'lour, bills 31,000 12,000
Wheat, hu Uu.im 112,000
Com, bll 255,000 00.000
'. ,1'" 31.1,000 580,000
Ilye, bu fi.ono
ltarley, tyi n.noo 2l,noo
On the Produce exchange today the hut
ter inaiket wns llrm: creameries. 16'a20Ue:
dnlrles. UftlSc. Cheese, steady at lOfillUe.
l.ggs, llrm; fresh, 12'4c
m:w you tv (;km:iiai, maiikkt.
Qiintntlona fur the liny on Vnrlnii
(llllllllOllltll'N.
Ni:V YORK, Aug. 22. -Kl,Ol'R-Rccelpts,
15.0SS bales; exports, 10.7S3 bbls. Sales, 8,9)1
pkgs. There was a better Inquiry today for
spring wheal grades nt an ndvanco over
yesterday. Winter patents. 3.75ii 1.00; slend
lly held; winter straights, !,U5'(3.f5; winter
extras, 2.70ff3.0o: winter low grades, 12, M
f(2. 70; .Minnesota patents, 13.901(1.25; Mimic
hales, too hhls.; lair to i;ood, fi.d UJ.M:
cholco to fancy, Ki.aotjS.5o.
.r.liU'Slr",ly;, Vollow western,
t,.Sl.ty;.S'"' "rnndywlue, 2.I.Vr;2.55.
New irkl" " Sta, ryp' S05-v: l- '
HARLIOY-Dull; feeding. t2fil3c, c. I. f
New ork; malting, r.SUSlc, 'o. I.' f., NeW
HARL1IY MALT COc.
jV. J! .''A'r,t,c,lm. 07,125 bu.; exnorls
40,119 bu.: spot, llrm; No.2 red 79c elevator
No. 1 northern. Duluth. S2'ic f. . b. a l""t
1)7iniii km , i f' V- '' ,'': N- 1 hard!
IJilulh, 85 4c l. o. b.. nllo.il. Options were
slow nil day. At ilrsl a little higher .m
InrvflK" 1,.llvi,1K Ilr, " Vablcs they
r Affluently eased off through extreme
dullness of rnde and weakness In Dulutli
Vrom this they had a Mnal sharp ml y i i
tp".rt OoyplnpmentH nnd heavy cover ig of
shorts; closed strong at V not dec'in"
4g,S ti.li,e. eloped 7SV: October. TS-iaf
cIohci1sSuc ' Ucco,,",(,r' WW 9-lCc,
ni'S.I.i:;,'"""I.'('r,.Sl :'11'000 oxports.
807.053; spot steady; No. 2. 45c elovntor 4514c
ntloat. Options opened stronger on cables
nnd covering but lost the ndvanco under
reports of rain all through tho corn "it.
Anally recovered with wheat and closc-d
firm at e net advance. May closed Wiv.
September closed 4l!o; December, 40'itf
40 c. closed 40:ie.
OATS-Recelpts. HVl.SOO bu.: exports, 21.210
1)U.; spot steady; No. 2, 2fic; No. 3. 2.'.We
jso. 2 white. 2Sti2SHe; track, white, 2UU(ij33c
P.".UH ,'iarrly "tfn'ly nnd dull.
cho.'e,l-0i;92-4ch'PP,,,R' 7-"yu750i cood t0
icl?I!.SS,r,,.y,: s,".tP' ,0fnlf)u to choice.
ir?p.ci3cTi!.Vd0.:2'u,5,i: L,,3e: I,,,c,,,c- 1SW
TIIDHS Klnn; Ciiilveston. 20 to 25 lbs
iSc; California, 21 to 22 lbs., 2IHc: Texas
dry. 21 to ao lbs.. i3sc. " 1 1 x 13
I.HATI 1 13R Steady ; hemlock sole, Rue.
I2nit2IHcS' "P'U"' ,'w'-3Wt'i "c,t.
"woOL-null; 2yij2Sc; Texas, 15ifilfic.
'iP'1"!0'-!!00 flfi'Iv; family. Jlo.M
ffi 12.00; extra India, mess, Il.ooi 17.00: old
imms, ll9 50ff20M -.Cut meats slendv
fl'lf; S?4(alle; pickled shoulder.
h!4Wiic; pickled hams, totiioajc. Lanl
Hleady: weslem steamed, 17.0714: August
closed Ifi9214 nominal: rellned, steadv: con
tlnnnt, l7.loijjS.00; South America, S.()0; com
pound, tii45lV. Pork, stenilv; family. 114
ftM5.2f)j short clear, 13.fii 15.25; mess, 12.2Jtf
TALLOW-Stendy; city, 4 7-16c; country.
!4fits4'.
MOLASSKS-KIrm; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 43ff53c.
MHTALS The weakness of tho local
market grows dally. A bad turn of the
London market today Intensified the heavi
ness hero and unfavorable news from the
west added to tho general depression, At
the close tho metal exchange called pip
iron wnrrants very weak, at 111 nominal;
!ako copper quiet at IKI.621-; tin. consider
ibly lower and very weak at IJO.lSji.'lo 31,
f.ead, dull at 11.25; spelter easy at Jl.loft
1.15. Tho brokers' price for lead Is fi.UO and
for copper Ilfi.75.
KiumriR City (iialn nnil lror lalons.
KANSAS CITY, Aug, 22-WURAT-Sep-Umber,
63Uc; December C6?4u; cash No. 2
hard. 63!4fifi4!4c; No. 3, 6:363!$ci No. 2 red,
9c: No. 3, 63j6Sc.
COItN September, SSliQffiUc: December,
32J4c; cash No. 2 mixed, 3fil4fl3c; No. 2
wiiiic. Sic; fun, 3, 3ilic.
OAT8-N0, 2 white 2314c.
RYH-No. 2. 4Gc
HAY-Cholco timothy. I9.00g9.25; cholco
prairie, ib.w.
Itt'TTKU Creamery, lSlSc; dairy, fancy.
ic.
KOaS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 12c doz., loss off, cases returned;
new white wood cases Included, l.e more.
RICCKIPTS Wheat, 119,100 bll.J corn, 9.S00
1111.; nnis, ih.imi nu.
Mitir.MKNTH Wheat, 220,200 bu.J corn,
-v.??! nu.; oais, .',wi uu.
UMAHA W II O I, I JH A I, II .M AHKRT.t,
Condition of Trnde nnd (liiotnt Ions on
Mlnplc mill Cnnej- I'roiliiee.
KOOS Receipts liberal; good stock firm
at 13c.
LIVH POULTRY-Hcns, 7714c; roosters,
according to ngo nnd size, 3iTlc; broilers,
10c; ducks, 4fi5c: geese, 45i5c: turkeys. 8c.
KKKSH DR1CSSKD POULTHY-IIcns, 814
9c; roosters, CQCc; ducks nnd geese, BfJIOc;
broilers, per lb 1201214c; turkeys, 1214c,
II UTTKR Common to fair, 1314c; choice,
15WlCc; separator, 20c; gathered creamery,
liaise.
FIS If Trout, 10c: btuc flsii, 12c; pickerel,
M; cattish, 12o, dressed buffalo, Cc; white
fish. 9c; herring. 6c: black bnss. 10c: sal,
mon, 13c; white bass, 10c; cropplc. 10c; pike,
ivc; naiiuui, 12c; minuends, 10c: ring perch,
6c; lobsters, green, 22c; boiled lobsters, 25c;
mackerel, 20c; codilsh, lfc; yellow Derch, Cc.
PIOKONS-Llvc, per doz., 90c.
VKALS-Cholce, 9210c.
HAY Per carload lots: llnlnnd. eliolee.
8.oo; midland, choice. 17.00; No. 1 uplnnd,
17.50; medium, 10.50: coarse, 15.50: rye straw,
cholco, 15,00; No. 3 corn, 38c; No. 3 white
oats, 2j1c; cracked corn, per ton. 111.50:
corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton, 115.00;
oiuu, per ion, iii.u; snorts, per ton, iij.oo.
VKOHTAIILI28.
Ct'CUMHliRS-I'er doz.. 20325c.
ASPARAOt'S-Nono on tho market.
NKW Tt'RNII'S-Per bu, basket, COc.
MOW RHKTS-I'rr dozen bunches, 15H20c.
NIOW CARROTS Per doz. bunches, 25c.
LHTTIICK Per doz., 10S15c.
RADISII1CS Home-grown, per doz., 15c.
PKAS-Per !4-bll. basket. Mc.
IIHANS Wax, per half-bushel basket,
Oc: string, 35c.
NKW POTATOKS-Per bl., fflMTIOc.
CAHIIAOU Home-grown, per lb 114
CAULII'LOWKR-Pcr doz.. It.
ORKKN CORN-Per doz.. 10c.
TOMA1Y)KS-ltiwn,i.iHiwn. nf IL.Uii
basket, 40c.
Rllt'IlARH-Per lb., lc.
ONIONS Home-grown, per lb., 114Qlc.
CliLKRY-Mlchlgan, 25fj30c.
KRUITS.
It LACK UHRR IKS Per lCqt. case, 12.00.
HLt'KHKRRlKS None in market.
CI RRANTS-Out of the market.
PK.VCIIKS California, nnr HiVntl-
Texas, tier 4-baskut crate. 1.
jm'iih uis- .-sone on tnc market.
PLfMS-Callfomln. per crate, ll.16ffl.2V
PKtNl-!S Cjillfnrnln. 'rrnpniK. ,r ,rnfe
11.25; Kelsay, Japan, per erntu, 11.25.
. RARTI.KTT PKARS-Callfornlu, per box,
1.76'ii2.).
ORAPKS-Callfornln. 4-basket crmo, 11.50;
lokavs. (?nnnnril tmtnit trfi.ti
NKCTA RINKS California, 4-basket c
11.25.
. crate
aooSKMKRRIKS-Out of tho markot.
CIIKRRIKS Cilllflirnln. nor Kl.nnnnrl tin.
Il.10til.25; Missouri, per 2i-qunrt ciuc, I2.5;
8-pound baskets, 60ffl0c.
v A l rjlt.AI r,l,U.Nn A8 to size, 20c to 25c
each.
CANTALOt PK Gems, ner dozen. 507TG0C!
large sizes, 75cjjl.
APPLKS Native. 750111 ner hn ner lib!.
I2.50 3.0O.
TROPICAL KRL'ITS.
PINKAPPI.KS-Per dozen. ll.50Ot.75.
ORANOKS Medlterranenii vwenis. ner
box. 14; Vnlenclas, ll.255l.ro.
LKMONS-Cnllfornla, fancy, 10.00; choice,
15.60.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Hickory, larce. ner hu.. lt.23; nhel'.
barks. 11.35; Kngllsh walnuts, per lb., 12B
13c; tllberts, per lb., 12e; rilmonds, per lb.,
HfllCc; raw, per lb., 5',4'OCc; rousted. 6141f
'.sc.
IIIDKS.
HIDES No. 1 creen bides. f!r! No 5 i-rep'i
hides, 5c; No. 1 salted hides, fl'if; No. 2
salted hides. G'Ac: No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
Pounds, 7c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 poundj,
St. Louis i rill 11 nnd Pro vlsloim.
ST. LOITIS. Alie. 22. WH EAT I Dehor:
No. 2 red. cash, elovntor. fiSUn: Irnek. TOW
71c; August, B914c; Septomber. fiO-c De
cember, 725,e; No. 2 hard. tVf?Giil4c, Re
cember, 72(,c; No. 2 hard, GiiiCC14c.
Kl-Oim-t'nchnngod.
celpts, fi27,174 bushels,
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 39c; track. 40
Ti 1014c; August, K)c; September, 3S!4c; Do
cember. 33jc.
OATS-Hlghcr; No. 2 cash, 211Ac; track,
21iJj22e; August. 21;e; September. 21ic:
uecemlicr, 231ic; No. 2 white, 20c.
in r; uuii, pasv, Hsc.
SEEDS Tlmothv. II bid for lots, tn nr.
rle; Max. higher at 11.39.
i-tntNJlEAL-Steady at I2.t0fj2.15.
HRAN Easier; sacked, east track, fififfG7c.
WHISK Y Steady at 1.25.
I RON COTTONT1 ES-I1.S0.
HAOUINtt Stead) at $8.10S.S5.
HEMP TWINE-Oe.
M ETAI.S Lead, quiet, 11.20. Spelter, dull,
1 ou.
POULTRY Klrm: rhlekpnx. 7i.- rnimi, .
turkeys. (Ti7c: voiniir. 9c: ilueks. lie:
fitliil4c; geese. 3e; young, Ec.
..i,rIPVlsIS:NS-''0,'k' Hteady: jobbing,
II2.R0, Lard, steady; choice, fi.fi2!4. Dry
salt boxed meats, steady; extra shorts
ii.37!4; clear ribs. I7.W; clear Rides. 7.ti2'.
'I'nleiln llnrki'l,
I'Ol.EDO. A uc. S.-VIIMA'i'a.ii,..
llgher. hiot, 7ti4e; August, 7ti'Jc; Septem
ber, ,tic; October, 77'io: December, ','..
CORN-Dull. lower; No. 2 cash, 4014c;
September. 411sc.
OATS- Dull, unchuuged; No. 2 cash, 22'ic
neptember. 22Wc.
ll h Dull, unchanged; No. 2 cash. 5ll.e.
(I.OVERSEED-Qulet. higher; 18 IS prime
tCli; No.
I't 25.
I'lilliideliililn I'rmtiicp tnrkp.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22. PUTTER
Inn; fancy western crenmerv. "lUni funev
western iirlnts. 23c. '
EGGS Klrm. Uc hlcrber- frnui, ..-,..
1i'.4c; fresh, southwestern. lSe- frpiih
era, He.
CUKES!'. Quiet and easier; New York,
full cream, tnncy, 1014c; New York, good
to choice. lO'.ic.
Liverpool (irnln liirket,
LIVERPOOL. Ainr. ?' U'IM.'A'i' ,.nt
llrm; No. 2 red western winter, (is l',d;
No. 1 northern spring, t 21m1; No. 1 Cali
fornia, fis lldfjOs 5'd. I,ut tires, dull.
CORN Stint, llrm: Amerleiin mlvpH ,.
4s 'til; old. Is llijd. Futures, quiet; Sep
tember, 4s 2d; November, 4s 4d.
Dulutli Market.
DULUT1I. Minn.. Ainr. "2 WM iff atv
1 hard, cash, 7S.c; September. 77Tin: Ttni
ember. 7h?ai: No. 1 northern. inh. 7i..
September, 7fiTiti77c; December, "fi-ie: No'
1! mirllinrii 7.1V.,.. Vn 'I t. -a,
COILN-3!)Tse: " ' " ,u-OATS-23'4'it234c.
IIMvniikee (irnln Market,
MILWAUKEE. Anir. Wirt.' xi'vim.
No. 1 northern. 7Sfi75'4c: No. '2 imrthf-rn
;w7;mc.
RYE-SlPiidy; No. 1. MfiSlWe.
RARLEY Steuilv: Kn. if',trx.
sample,
Poorln Mnrket.
PEORIA. Ainr. 22. mnNl.'i. v
40c. -
WIIISIvY Oil the 1.19 U of tl 01 f.
Ilulshed goods.
MIllllPllpnllN
lieat Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS,
ug. 22.-WIIEAT-
Strong; August, 73'f. September, 73V:;
December, .3c; on track, No. 1 hard, 7'4c;
No. 1 northern, 741c; No. 2 northern, 72c
MOVEMENTS OI' STOCKS AXII IIOMIS.
I'llll'tlllltloua In (he Priiiiiliipiil Ainr.
Uets Coiillneil to nrimv It mute,
NEW YORK. Allir. 22. TI10 level nf nrli
was not materially changed as a result of
today's trading In stocks. In fact, tho
lluctuiitloiis In tho most prominent rail
roads did not exceed t. tier rent 1111,1 in
only 11 few specialties was tho rungo n
point.
Conditions underlying the general situ
ation am tho main tnpio of discussion in
tho street and it apparently requires 1111
imuhI developments to extrfcate tho mur
ket from tho rut Into which it has fallen.
lth operations pretty generally limited
to tho trading element, who closo their con
tracts from day to day, not much import
unco can bo attached to current murkHt
movements, Somo effort was made at tho
opening to continue yesterday's lato re
nctlon. but supporting orders appeircd In
Urooklyp Transit nnd People' Gas, which
xiit'iiKiiiuueu me enure list, consolidated
Gas was In mund nnd roo almost 2
points on buying, Inspired by its early
restoration to an 8 per cent annual Hivi.
dend basis. A subsequent attack wns mado
on People's Gas, tho price going down Hi
and remaining under last night until tho
nnui dealings, -so uetiniin new lias been
.......... -'A-iii. ni.-iiuj , I'jim siinris, jyuu;
clear ribs. IS.1214; clear sides. S,25.
RECEIPTS-l.'Jour. 2,000 bbls.; wheat. 12S,
000 bu.; corn. 34onO bu.; oats, 31.000 hu.
,;iif.'jn'"N'rs-lr'0"r'. ".000 bbls.: wlieat,
iu,.,vu uu,; corn, .ii,ibj uu. ; oats, 33,0fK) bu
developed to account for tho rtccnt pro
nounced prcssuro against this stock.
. , mon,s l,lnt 1,0 ngrcemcnt wns re
ported in the conference iween various
steel companies and labor organization)!
wero without tiny effect on the ;ucl prop
erties, which were largely neglected, mist
ness w-as at a standstill during the greater
purt of the afternoon, but .owartl tho closo
there wns 11 slight spurt and prices rose
to the best figures of the day on covering
of shorts. Conspicuous strength wan dis
played by St. Louis Southwestern proferre J
and Northwestern, whloh advanced 11
point, tho latter ignoring a fulling off
In Its gross earnings for July of. 1110,711
General Electric declined 2 points On sales
Influenced by tho lack of corroboration of
recent favorable rumors, Canadian Pu
rine yielded a point on apprehension of
labor dltllcultles und Wesiern Union nl
most ns much on unusually heavy trans
actions. London trnded on both sides of
the account, but the aggregate of trans
actions was small, rno subtrensury state
ment shows that Its loss to the banki ut
the closo of business yesterday was almost
5iJ0,V00
Tho bond market was Irregular today on
modornto dealings. Total snles, par vulu,
1(35,000, United States refunding 2s, when
issued, advanced li In tho bid price.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London tin
nnclal cablegram savs: There was down
right stagnation In tho mnrkcts hero to
day, tho spread of the railway labor trou-
oies ueing a special cnuso ror juuiipss
Americans wero almost wholly neciected
Tho bank bought 122,0 ) gold In bars.
Money rates were aualn unchanged.
Following are tho closing prices on the
icw iork stock exennugo
Atchison 2"
Union Pacific ...
do pfd
Wabash
do pM
,W. & L. K
Ho 2d pfd...
Wis. Central
Third Avenue ...
Adams Kxpress ,
Amer. Kxpress .
U. S. LIxrreM...
do pM...
IlnHlmore & Ohio.
Canadian 1'AClflc .
Canada Southern .
70" i
7ti
,.. 76'f,
S9
49
Clics. S: Ohio
274
.. 23
,.. 14
..110
..12.1
..150
.. 45
..121
.. 33';
.. M14
.. 44
.. 2314
.. 3JH
.. f'i
.. Pi
.. 17
.. 19
.. K
.. 33U
.. 74
.. 24
.. 77
.. 93'i
,.1M
.. I)
.. 57
.. am
.. 21
.. 77
.. 81
..ran
.. S24
.. 9
55
3ti',
.. s:t
.. is
..
.. :s,
.. 81
Chicago Ot. W
0 H. & Q
Chicago, I. & I,...
do pfd
Chicago & U. I...
22
Chicago & N. W.
I6J14 Wells-Fargo Kx.
10'4 Amcr. Cot. Oil..
. It. I. & P
0. C. C. & St. U..
M4 do pM
Colo. Southern ...
614 Amor, jialtlnir ..
do 1st pM
do 2d i.f.l
42 do pfd
1 Amer. S. & R...
Del. tk Hudson 112
do pfd
,mer. Spirits ...
do pfd
Del. : & v
1774
Denver & 11,
O..
do nfil
. (;',
Amer. S. 11
Brie
. 10Ti
do pfd
Amer. S. & V...
do pfd
Amer. Tin Plate.
do pfd
Ainer. Tobacco .
do pfd ,
Anaconda M. Co.,
Itrk. Rap. Tr
Colo. V. & 1 ,
do 1st pfd..
. 33
.152
fit. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Coal ..
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ..
. 1114
3IH
.lWi
. 19
. 43
do nfd
If. C. p. & O..
L. K. & W
. 154
. 28
. Dl
.209
71 i
. S2
do pM
Con. Tobacco ....
Ijke Shore ....
Iou!s. & Nash.
do pfd ,
Federal Steel
do nfd
Manhattan L ..
Met. St. Ily
Mex. Central ...
Minn. & .St. L. .
.is-m
. llii
Oenernl Klectrle
Glucose Sugar ...
do pfd
Int'n'I Paper ....
do pfd
Laclede Qns
National ltlscult
do pfd
do nfd
.
. 03
. 51
. 37
. 0i
Mo. I'aclll-i ....
Mobile & Ohio..
M K. & T
lo nfd
. 30l
.13CIJ
.12!)H
. 33
N. J. Central...
N. Y. Central...
Nor. & West....
National Iad ,,,
do pfd
National Steel .,,
lo tM
. 7Ci
lo pfd
No. Pacific ....
. r.ii
N. Y. Air Drake
...130
do pM
. ct
. 21
. 12
o. American ..
Ontario & W...
O. It. & N
raclllo Coast ,.
do 1st pfd H
do 2,1 pfd 4
Pacllle Mall ai
do 11M
Pennsylvania ..
Reading
J23t
lfi
24
(V)
)
People's aas 95s;
lo 1st pf.l..
do 2,1 nfd..
Tressed Steel Cnr.. 3,
do nfd 71.1:
Rio a. W
Pullman Pnl. Car..tsn'
Stand, It. & T 51'.
do nfd
St. L. & if. !..,
nilSUEar
....Ulii
....lie.
do lt pfd..,
Mo 2d nfd..,
M II do pfd...
3"1 rrenn. c. & 1
St. L. S. U...
1
U. 3. leather.
, 101,
, r,i,
, 30' 4
, OP,
i 7954
, in,
, .-.3
do 11M
do pfd
V. H. Rubber.... .
do pfd
VeMern Union ..
St. Paul
.113'i
.172
.110
. 33t;
. tin
In pfd
St. P. & O
So. Pacific
So. Hallway
Republic I. A S.
do. pfd...
r.3'4 P. C. 'c &"s't'."L.'
no nrd
Tex. & Pacific
H!4 "
Offered. Ex-dlvldend.
Ximv York toiler Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Anir. 22. MONEY fin entl
stendy nt HiffilVfc per cent; prlmo mercan-
lllp linnor l'it t,or rtr,
STERLING EXCHANGE Ulrmor. with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4.S7&4
for demand und nt Sl.Slli for slxtv days;
posted rales. f4.S.iffl.Sal4 and JI.s4l4ffl.S9j
v.i,liinn.'l L-iitl num. 4.n.ttVI 1.1.
SILVER-Rar. l?;cj cortlllcntes
0214c; Mexican dollars. 4SWc.
6U4W
u n v 1 1 t 1 , 1 1 . . , r. 1 . . . . M
t,.V "',"" '""""i mine, urm;
United Stntes, llrm.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
U. fl. ref. Is, roir.ini
do ts 911;
Y. C. Is 10S',4
"N. .1. C. b. 5S....12.1
No. Pacific 2 ij
do 4s 0
N Y C & s L 41..107
N. & V. e. 4 97H
Ore. Nav. Is 109
do 4s 102
O. H. I Cs 12.it,
do con, C u
IteHdlnj sen. 4v... STt;
n. a : 1 osj
S L & I M c. r.H..lP)T4
s 1. & s r k. 6s. .I'm
lo coupon 191
do Cs, reg lf'9
do coupon 19
do new ts, reg. ...133
do coupon 133
do old, ts, reg 115
do coupon ....
do Ss, rce
do eoupnn
...115
....1121,4'
....11214
I). of . 3. Cs..
....120
.....W,
.... sr.ij,
,...ios
.... 90,
Alch. Ren. 4s....
do adj. 4s
'anada So. 2s...,
C. & O. 4'.s
do 5
....1174
St. Paul cons Y,
'. fi N. W
is.. 139
St. P. C. & V. Is. .119
do 5s um;
So. Pacific ts 7SU
! S. P. d. Ss
. . 120
hlcapo Ter. 4..
n:'4
Colo. So. 4 m
I). & R. (i. Is...
do ts
Krle gen. 49
, RT,4,So. Railway Is losi
.lie M. h, T. 8s 65
!l
Tex. V. 1 up;
do Is W
Union Parlllo 4s....1"5ij
61
r. w. n. c. is.. 7;
Oeneral Mteetrle .s.11fi
la. Central Is 113
"K. C. I'. A- O Is. !9
Wahash Is
..117',
do 2.1
...mi
....11l,
.... SS'j
.... 9)
Vest Shore 4s
I ( N. mil. Ik fl Wis. Central 4s
At. u. n t. 2n Va. Centuries
When issued. Trust receipts. Offered
llosloii Stnt'U (liiiitnlloiis.
MnaiiJiN, mik. ...i. an loans, 211.3 per
...a... i.... in..r, or.11 ... .
Mi. Hum lunun, oHiva jut ceni, uiuclnl
closing:
A . T. A S. P...
do pfd
Amer. SiiKar ...
dii pfd
llll Telephone ..
Unstop Hleraled
lloslon A: Me... .
., II. fl- Q
nomlntnn Coal .
do pfd
Federal Steel ....
i. pfd
Fltelilsirg pfd ...
lien. Klectrle ...
do pf,
IM Klee III
Me&leiin Central
Mich. Telephone
N. K. (I. & C...
DM Colony
f)ld Piiiulnlon ...
Itnbber
Union P.telilo ...
.. 27 v, West Knd
.. 70' i West. Weetrle ...
. 1!1'i Wis. Central
..116 Atchison 4s
14214, N. 1-:. O. It c. Es
..IP! Adventuic
. m lAllouez Attn. Co..
..I25H Amal. Copper
.. 4114 Atlantic
..lid linston Mont ..
.. 14'i Ilutto & linston...
,. 93
,. 4li4
. II
. 09i;
. r.t
. 2'i
. p;
. SS',
''3
.221
63
.. Calumet & IIecla..7Ai
..136 Centennial icy,
..13714 Franklin 11
..139 1 Pmnli'.lilt 15
..205 0cenln fj;a
.. 11'ilParrot o4
.. ' Qulncy 110
.. 13 Santa l'e Copper... 4'i
..114 T.-iniHraek 210
.. It'.j rtah Mining 31
.. !014 1 Wlnonu 3
.. 5T4' Wolverines 40' i
London Stock Quotations,
LONDON, Aug. 22.-1 p. m.-Closlug:
Consols, money ,
do account....
Atchison
Canadian Paclflo
St. Paul ...
Illinois Central .
Iioiilsvllle
Lrle
IPS
34',
66',
Vi
71' 4
6i
9'J
391.
.. nw do ut nfd.
.. 1814 Pennsylvania ...
.. 9IHllfadln5
..II6SIN0. Paclfl- pf.
..USHlOrand Trunk ...
.. 73' Anaconda
Union Paclll- pfd
Inand Mines ....
N. Y. Central r.IH
SILVER-Rar. Meady. nt 2S'4d per ounce.
MONEY- 24 per cent
The rate of discount In tho open market
for short bills Is 3' J'er cent nnd for thrcu
months bills 3 9-1Gti3& per cent.
:ew York Mlnltit; StocUs.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22,-The following nro
tho closln.-r quotallons for mining shitres
today:
Chollar it
'rown Point II
Con. Col, Va 135
Peadwood
Onuld & Carrie r,
Hale (k Norcross., 20
lloinesiake Wfn
lion Silver r.o
Mexican 25
Ontario
Cphlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ...
do pfd....
Sierra Nea1a
Standard
Union ('.on ....
Yellow Jacket
..550
.. 10
.. 10
. .150
. .6VI
.. 31
..375
.. Pi
.. 23
t'nrelun I'IiiiiiicIiiI.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Thoro was 11 meager
attendanco on tho stock exehnn.70 today
and operators wero generally Idle. It .
not antlclpiititl that much business will
bo done until the approaching settlement
has been completed. Government I'oeurt
ties wero dull. Homo railroads were tr.
regular. Great Westerns wero Hal on tho
possibility of a strike and Great Esuterns
closed above tho worst llgures of tho day.
Ilraztllan and Spanish securities wero In
demand. Copper was llrm, under the lead
of Rio tlntos. Americans wero iuo'.lncil to
bo abnvo parity, In sympathy with tho
New York market. Louisville fe Nash
ville was supported on fnvorablo ndvlcfS
regarding tho condition of tho cotton crop.
Grand Trunks rallied, this being partly due
to the return to town of some of tho lead
ing jobbers evening Up transactions, The
amount of bullion taken Into tho ank f
England on balance nday was 122,00).
Spanish Is, 7PV
PARIS, Aug. 22. After a llrm opening on
tho bourse, today realizations prevull il.
They wero easily taken up on tho strength
oned and Improved monetary outlook n'
many centers, Internationals were In good
demand, exeppt Italians, which decllnd.
Rio Untoa rcuUtd on protlt .taklnc and
Katnrs wero Inanimate and stendy. Three
per cent rentes, lwr 70c ror me account
Exchnngn on London. 25f 1714c for checks
Spanish Is rinsed nt 72 7''
BERLIN, Aug. 22. Prices were weak on
mo tiourse. today, owing to the Closing 01
mining accounts, unnK snares uiiciuairu
American securities were dull.
I'lniiiii'lnl Motes.
. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Clearlngs. J4.82n.06C;
balances, J738.228; money, 4flt per cent; New
xwir f.M-ii!ii!Ke par mu, Kc premium HHneu
CHICAGO, Aug, 22,-Clearlngs. J,53S,621
balances, 12,l71.Sfi5; posted rates, JI.S5S4.SS14
,i.v .,,,rK exennnge, ific uiscouni.
CINCINNATI. Auc. 22-ClearlnKS. J2.21S
000; New York exchange, 10c discount
money. 2l4fifl per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22,-CIearlngs
i,vm; naiances, JZ,42S,tEO.
I1ALTIMORE, Aug. 22,-ClcnrlnRs, J2.C0O,
JTI, UillllllCCS, MI,5JJ,
CiiiiiII tlun of the Trrnsiir.r.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 22.-Todny's state
ment of tho treasurv hnlntires In the iron,
iral fund, exclusive of the J150,0Oo,u00 gold
reserve in i uc division ot redemption
shows: Available cah balance, Ji;io,s5a,9lsl
Cotton MlM'krt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-COTTON-The
early cotton market wns n comparatively
narrow one. with the volume of speculation
small, Trading was rmlte local. At the
open ng tho general condition was bnrcly
steady, with prices 5 points to 2 points
lowlT. The market developed a nervous
iceiing, which continued throughout the
session. Early cables were unsatisfactory
am for a time right nfter the opening the
feeling was toward higher prices on cover
Ing by some of tho smaller shorts, who
were, easily frightened, owing to the con
nicting crop news from private sources and
better run of later cables. It became ap
parent, however, that outside orders were
not attracted by the moro bullish overtures
nnd nlso that tho larger shorts wero not
Pnl'rtr'illrf 'I' Il I LvAi...L a at.
uiuuKiii 011 a new selling
movement and tho market again weakened
nnd showed u nervous feeling. Toward tho
closo the market weakened badly under
heavy liquidation and bear hammering,
based on reports of heavy rains In the
Mississippi valley region nnd rapidly falling
,i"rte,:ut,i""e '." 1,10 Atlantic states. The
1 , . i Bicuuy, o points Higher on
August, but from s to in noim tAV..,. ....
o her months. Spot closed quiet; middling
peisK'5''!v:'A qcK.
i?.ior.'ilnnr' 8.?c; low middling, o4c; mid
"in. nf, goon middling. 10c: middling
I'ltSOJ receipts. 562 bnlen. innl "nun.. i..i'
I'utures steady; August, JO.OS iiliirset.tcm
her -Ss-:. nCt0btT' No win-
Stock" 12.E97 U fi,"Pnt. ! bales;
v.-,.. Coffee Mnrket.
.NEW IORK. A UK. 22 COPPPH'e.,,..
Rio. nu ct: No. 7. win Vtii.i '".' "'.'"'
r,0V"-. 'He mkU for fuTure4
opened steady at an advance of C10 no nt
"'' fairly steady on local VoiS? Si?
i "owing .Higher European cables. ,V,,i .A
eVKrn7 stulec'n?
MrS rnl.T'ViTres.rroo'n;
support; total sales, M.r bi?gs. "Cu5?
n',rV.r'f7-w;Qkt"er.t
ber, $7.00; January, $7.tM; Kchrunrv
Mnrch, J7.C0Tf7.70j May J7 75; closed .
tut r. to I.", points hlclier ' '
J7.G3:
steady,
v.... ,.r.'v. v,,pk ,,r' "".
vRt in r o ... .
port buslnessTs still Ig Trie"" Irregular
)lleache.l muslins steady, but busing? n:
l,V sheetings slow and HnchTnKed
Cotton Ilaiinels nnd blankets Inacl v" More
doing In prints at previous prices. o c
ens' -and w rste1 i'ii ,8.:,:':"?:.'-
lln',,,,,,1'. ?nUlliL."I"ato iS stap'le
Ciillforiiln l)rlvl i.".,i.
T'i'liV, S88&t. A'."f' . 22 rCALIPORNIA
nominally in c inrA '"oi'J ""m,in
follows: Prunes, 3l4fo7n per lb." as to size
ParknUlfe Vrl,H'.nWal. 11014c Moor
ienlel. 'SSJL'. ofe? h"' Pfe '! ml tin-
mon 35V5c7-.,rlnV,v 4 v ,'su... W VA ,l:?in
fancy. W4(37c. '--. u-hucj
oh
Market.
nn ...... ,
ill 1 1 . I'll A.tr. rtn rif ...
Pa.
Aug. 22.-
Iului.en ioV. ;:"".".. ---"'-. reau
L-t'll 1 L'llipq. lift 111. I al.lr.
S',rtS;1if!,l,bk; average. 101 335 bbls
runs, 5S.Cto: bbls. ; average, SS.031 bbls.
Missouri I Pnper Clini.K,. nll(.
rs I .il..l'lt Tn A.... nn m. -.
Iter, ,1,1 m 1; . J , ine uazciic-
J. ,s.1- Joseph 's morning newsnnner.
un soiu loony to a con.pany of Memphis
men headed by W. o. Holmes, one of the
App,n" n,o W Menipldscommcla1."
nubile b , i.'" ivha",P, '."',c? lM "ot """If
puniic, nut It Is said to be J20 00O The
l.azetto and Herald, both mornlmr
tho m.irkct for salo for sevLn.i n ,,n i
iinr.,i,i'n.fl-t?...,Y."s a 'Ifmoeratlc und tho
Mfr lVriCO"soll,,'ltf 11 Wr' ls Independent.
..... lllK iii,,,or wl continue to
rkn'V.'lOTi.?!1 tlmt Ur Wl" 'f"'""
the city within ttire,- weekn tn nUJm it.
management.
Arin.v O III cms ClmiiKo Stntlnns.
WASHINGTON An. M..I-.
Horll 1 as ml Iturv iiiin.v, r
Kiii iiTI,'.n1HV t,1Prr nml "I'lnl'i Slocum
hlehth cavalry, now at Lisbon, hns been
orderml to duty nt St. Petersburg.
i.A''lJo.r Uo,rK " 'jntlve of Kentucky, hnv
nir entered West Point from that state in
16S. Ho was badly wounded In the Santt
"u? 0"",r'"1K' "'as tor a year been on
duty In Paris In connection with the ex
position. ,-.(..a.p.,al". Sl.f,"'ilP1 !,nB rll!" returned from
S" Ai,n4V,,f 110,(1 w,th ,no English army In
boutli Africa.
Ilrotber Held fur Murder.
iS.' XOI,lK' .AUB' 2- The police con
t lino ncllvely at work trying to clear up
tho mystery of tho murder of Kate Scharn
Jni '".r. "rnrtments last Saturday night.
Tho detectives declared today that there Is
half uu hour unaccounted for In tho alibi
set nn by tho girl's brother, Frederick, to
clear himself. "V oung Scharn Is now In the.
'lomhs. where he Is he!d without ball.
Notwithstanding their suspicions against
Sch.irn the police nro trying to Und other
clues nnd tire senrchlng for the man with
whom the murdered Krl went shopping on
tho day of her death.
h'1 lllnnif on Mutnriiinn.
ST LOI'IS, Aug. 22 -In n verdict ren
dered today, the coroner's Jury, that hns
been holding an Inquest i ver the rcmnlns
of Hlnncho Skeele. who was beheaded In
nn accident on the Transit comp.mv's
lues Sunday. Duds .Motormnn W. II. fill
berto guilty of nrlmlnnl carelessness. G.
herto was locked up by the police. A
crowd of southslders who saw the no
cldeut made an attempt to lynch tho
motormau Sunday, but he escaped.
May Extend Aim-rlcnii LriiKtir,
CHICAGO. A ig. 22. The Dally News to
day quotes Hnn Johnson, president of the
American league, to the effect that there
s u possibility of tho base hall circuit of
his league being extended (0 take In Cin
cinnati nnd St. Louis next season. It Is
said the magnates are now discussing tho
advisability of plnclng Bccond teams In
tho cities mentioned, ns tho plan has
worked profitably In Chicago.
EimlUli Nt-uroc Complnlii.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22 -Tho Urltlsh
consul In this cltv stated today that he
has received sixteen complaints from col.
oted men claiming to be Urltlsh rubjects.
who stated they wero recently inlured in
the riot nice In New York. The men claim
to bo front the West Indies.
the hi:i,tv market.
INSTRt'.MENTS filed for record In countv
c!erks otllce, Wednesday, August 22, 1000:
Warranty Deeds.
Midway Improvement company tn
Charles Ourr, n ! lot 10, block 4.
Albright s Annex
Knto Taylor to M. V. Taylor, lot "II"
and lot "I" Morton's sub
E. .1. lark tn O. H. Rrown, s 10 feet
lot 22. block 1. Hanscnm Place
ISO
1
125
3,000
760
600
H. J. Tobey and wlfo tn O. II. Hrown.
lot 21, block 12, West End nd
Elizabeth Hendrlcksnn tn School DIs-
trlct of Omaha, lots 20 to 24, block
20. West Sldn ad
R. Jotter and wlfo to Patrick Trrtlnor.
lot 13, block 7, Jntter's ad
Etta Sugnrmiin and husband to P. L.
Wil'lams. lots 0 and 10, block 5,
Matthews' sub
South Omaha Land company to Jnno
Uoyts, lot 1. block 141, South Oranha.
W. J Council nnd wife to Omaha
25)
country Club, w 02 acres of oU sw
7-15-13 (ex 5 acres In nw corner) 11,410
I. H. Pickett and wife to A. Carlson,
lot 3, block 2, Hoggs nnd It's second
nd S50
Total amount of transfers.
...U7,C)
inii. 10 ii 1" 1 ' " wccpiiiner, s.42;
t h j-,15 J'cbnmry, JS.4I; March. JS.48
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22. COTTON
Steady: sales, l.isn i.ni. T.r W&T.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hoavy Receipts of Cattle Make Btiyors
Bearish,
HOGS OPEN ABOUT STEADY, CLOSE LOWER
Cora Cnttlr nml Western lirnss Cnttte
Arc Ten to Fifteen Cents l.ovtrr,
t'crilera OIT About the
."Miuir Amount.
SOl'TH O.MAH . Aug. 22.
ReCelnta nnr. .
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omclai Monday....
Offlclnl Tuesday
Olllclnl Wednesday
4.016
2.CI8
10,104
. . 3.WS7
.. 5.SI0
7,oT.2
7.5W
1.151
11,'1
Three days this week.... 11,723 IT.am 2!.UW
same days last Week....l2.IO.s 13,7d5 2l.02i
3anie fl'iys Week before.. lt.Mti 17,551 W.372
aamo four weeks neo.. S.I3D 112.212 ro.fiys
ov.r.iH ''"".Pn" tor hogs tor tho last
T"--". wiin compnrsons:
l900.li99.lli9J.llS97.lle).llfc9i.llfc
'Jug.
VUR,
tVur.
i 5 13 4 19 3 791
5 15
2 771 4 46
4 69
4 65
4 t5
4 IS
2
4 26J 3 74
3 45!
3 47
3 57
4 45
3. .
b 15
5 10
4 33, 1 67
2 ?3i
2 5
2 96;
3 02
4 54
Aur.
4
4 131 3 64
Aug.
Aug.
5..
6..
4 45
4 3S'
3 '
3 53
4 65'
4 57
4 55
4 W
6 04
3 77
3 SI
3 67
3 67
3 43
t n
4 77
AUK. 7..
5 14
5 15
3 45
3 49
3 53
3 51
3 50
3 61
3 63
2 92
2 75
aw'
2 S6
2 SO
AU. 8..
4 3'
4 K3
AUK, 9..
Aug. 10.
5 04
4 32
4 2S
4 29;
4.M
4 43
4 44
4 32
4 36!
4 47
4 50
4 49
4 67
4 SO
4 70
5 001
AUg. U
4 93
3 77
3 S
4 75
AUg.
Auc.
12.
4 60
13. . . .
4 9!
3 71
2 71
4 69
4
Aug.
14...
15...
16...
17...
IS...
19...
20...
21...,
4 971
4 97
2 S3
4 6
4 97
AUg.
Autr.
3 73
2 Ml 4 42
5 06
4 93
3
3 701
4 47
5 to
Aug.
6 00
3 74
3 71 2 S4
4 65
6 11
a tie.
(VUK.
4 95,
3 66
3 67
3 6S
2 92
6 07
5 03
5 021
3 73
2 SS
4 51
Aug.
3 75
3 70,
3 76
2 79
2 S5
2 79
4 56
6 01
5 10
AUg
-Vug.
4 42
4 42
4 49
5 01
3 69
4 36
5 OS
i'n'Ilcntes Bundsv
Tho nninlnl . -
brought in, du7 by VaciloTu was: "B"
C.. M. & St. P. iti?1.1!? 1,OBS- BhcejUI-rt.
IV. 01 "l- ' 3
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 4
l llloil Pnrltlr. u, nt
il 36 ii
I
36 4 6
30 3 1
8
3
lit Ti iu
c & n. w; fty :.7.v.': .
?l'.i M &
ii. & m. n. it. n,. 72
C., II. ei Q. Ily fi
K. O. & St. J 2
C, It. I. ft P., east.. 4
Total receipts ....223
he tllsnnaltlnti nf fl,n .1 . . '.. i .. .
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ui neau iiiuicaieu:
Ituvers. Cattle. IIoks. Sheep.
Omnlia Packing Co 114 Sn;t ....
g. II. Hammond Co 270 i.2u 599
Swift nnd Comnnnv r.i 1 cia en
653
634
317
48
l',i25
J51
IS
3S5
161
2t
2IH
20
195
"ltfl
r,H
2S
574
Cudnhy Packing Co 634 l!ni;7 1,137
Armour ec w 317 1.1,14 5.fj
own 1, irom Jv. u
"will, rrom country co
11. iiecKer .c uegan....
Vansant & Co
J. L, Carey
1. oilman t co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlnger
Henton & I'ndorwood.
Livingstone & Schnller
Hamilton & Hothschlld
.Norm I'. & v. Co 3j
11. it. uenms ,v co...
H. F. Hobblck
J. S. Mawhlnnev
Held over 574 .... r,.KSl
Totals 6,679 7.2IS OAS)
CATTLH There was n iroml 1lh,,rnl
of cattle here today, the heaviest In some
little time. Other points also had a good
SUIinlv nnd rennrtu frnm Chi l,n..,ri .,
drop In values nmountlng to 10ffl5o. That
iiuiuraiiy mnuo uuyers liearlsh here, In
view of the good supply, nnd the market
asa result wns "I""' nnd lower nil around.
There were In the neighborhood of 41
curs of corn cattle on sale and bids were
generally top 15c lower. The greatest de
cline was of course on the half-fat stuff
and sellers found it difficult to dispose of
that clnss of stock at any price. It was a
slow mnrket from start to finish nnd it
was late before anything like a clearance
was criecicu.
There were nbout 40 cars of cows here
today and buyers started out to get them
for less money than thev nald vesterrinv.
The best grades wero perhaps close to
steady, but everything else was lower. A
dlmo would probably cover the decline In
the majority of cases. The market was
rather uneven, tliouch. on dinners ns well
as on tho medium grades, so that the mar
ket Is best described by calling It un
evenly lower.
Tho stocker nnd feeder trnde was hardly
ns good today as It has been for the past
several days. The supply has been liberal
all the week and tho demand from the
country has also been large, but todav's
big run rather broke prices. There were
hardly any good, heavy, fleshy cattle here
today, b:it what few did arrive sold nbout
tho sumo ns yesterday. Other grades, how
ever, sold lower, tho decline being about
the samo as on tho corn cattle. Cattle
weighing around TOO to S"0 nre In the least
demand, light stockers or heavy feeders
selling better than the medium weights.
The supply of western grass beef cattle
was very light today, most everything In
the steer line going to speculators. ICIIIerd
wero generally 10ft 15c lower and slow.
Cows wero unevenly lower nnd feeders
sold from nearly steady on the heavy cattle
to 10c or i.'io lower on me less desirable.
grades, llcpresentatlve sales
HR11F STI0KK8.
No. A. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
1 1100 4 M 3t 1 S IS
: jm 4 74 in: h 1.-,
41 1149 4 73 SS 1203 S IS
46 11S2 4 73 . T 1276 .", :o
1 mo 4 :r. ,n tr,i 5 vo
1 1CM 4 75 12 1121 S 23
1 1310 4 75 2T 1331 S 51
7 K77 4 Ki M 1.133 f, 35
1 11M S 05 1 1K0 5 15
1 1070 5 15 "4 12(2 5 ,1
31 lie 5 io m nos ,-, (!)
4 1179 S 13 If UC .-, 70
12 1240 ft 15 1! 1373 :, 70
23 103 4 73 40 10.VI 1 ni
74 1193 5 (10 l 1023 I -,i
24 1126 4 S3
COWS,
2 893 1 50 1 Tin 3 ro
3 903 2 W 1 730 3 00
4 S37 2 30 7 33.-, 3 21
24 Ml 2 5 1 1200 3 85
1 861 2 00 2 1203 3 IS
34 1002 3 00 3 jtSI 2 0
6 OSl 2 SO 2 810 3 00
HF.1FUHS.
1 700 2 M 1 ijifl 3 0
2 MR 3 00 1 1070 3 fcs
1 S10 3 15 1 fiOO 3 r,
1 980 3 15 4 1221 3 ;
8 W7 .3 25 I 1 4 on
8 fll 5 25 1 630 3 09
5 7(t1 H CO
BTKUHs" AND HKIKUUS.
5 803 4 71
ntJLLS.
t 8I0 3 10 l JOyi 4 y
l I180 3 15 1 820 4 (tO
1 901 3 15 1 IKS) 4 15
1 W 3 25 1 470 4 j
1 iV) 3 'calves'. 10,0 3 :s
1 149 5 &n
STAOS.
1 C0 3 30 1 13(1 4 h
1 to.-.o 3 .'.1
STOCK COWS AND HKIFKRS.
12 747 3 00 15 4ifi 3 10
22 871 3 05 1J 840 j n
W 827 3 3)
HTciCIC CALVK8,
1 305 4 01 I .v,o 4 7-,
1 331 4 Oil 1 379 5 01
STOCKUHS AND KHHDKILS.
4 792 3 JS 8 7b:, j io
19 1077 3 35 31 797 3 io
29 774 3 So 1 ojo 3 90
NKHItASK A.
16 feeders.
743 4 00
657 3 50
033 I (5
629 4 60
38 feeders..
777 3 85
SS'j 3 10
4 feeders.
2 cows
19 feeders.
6 cows....
'I7S 3 40
S feedrrs.
2 cows. .
5 cows. .
26 cows..
1 bull...
.1025 3 05
. !i.:fl 3 no
. 917 2 80
.1291 3 pl
feeders.
7S I ,10
51 feeders. . 976
4 25
4 25
6 feeders.. 89:
3 feeders
843 3 (0
28 feeders..
I feeders..
4 feeders..
1 heifer....
.'IS 4 55
XI7 I 0)
59J 4 01
1 feeder... 8 11
4 fl
I 60
3 25
3 CI
4 25
3 tl)
!l no
3 75
4 40
4 33
I 00
18 feeders.. (',13
cows 1(12
7S0 I! 01
6 cows torn!
1 stag lii'O
4 cows 870
1 heifer.... MO ;i 15
2 stags 15W 3 7r,
5 cows S94 ;i 30
21 feeders.. 919 4 25
15 calves... 390 6 (0
1 heifer.... 900 3 (1.3
2 heifers, ..1023 3 25
1 steer liu 1 10
29 feeders.. 803 3 75
1 cow 810
1 feeder.,
27 feeders
45 feeders
64 feeders
73 feeders
S feeders
.loso
. 779
.1022
. 913
. 8(i
3 '
KB 3 00
Milldnle Cattle Co.-Ncb.
25 feeders.. 1090 4 30 1 cow 1030 2 75
26 feeders.. 975 I 10
C. Plelfer-Neb.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
43 feeders.. ('A3 3 85 3 cows 823 3 03
2 feeders.. 8wi 3 10
J. W. WrlBht-Wyo.
1 cow 800 3 00 3 cows 1163 3 00
13 feeders.. 893 4 15 12 feeders.. 829 I 15
23 feeders.. 937 I 60 4 feeders.. 913 I 60
1 feeder... 800 4 60
John King-Neb.
46 feeders.. 1011 1 20 2 stsi-js ...1190 3 00
I.ovalard & H.-Neb.
21 feeders.. 769 t 00 22 feeders.. 776 1 20
14 cows, 812 3 30
Montana Cattlo Co Mont
82 feeders. .1059 I 10 54 feeders 1000 1 10
21 feeders. 1065 4 10 I feeder 1ih 4 10
4 feeders. ,1180 4 10 10 feeders. .1115 3 60
t sUer 1160 4 40
3 steers.. ..14M 3 !0
40 COWS 1072 3 55 13 cows.
93$ 3 00
A- K Marrlott-Ncb,
103 Tex. fds (s 4 00
. j ..A- Harvey Mont.
IS feeders, .llif 4 3f
W Hermnn Mont.
Scows 100T, 3 35 ficows...
.101 3 35
31 reedcrs.. m 4 06 6 feeders.. 761 4 05
5 cows Sfttl 2 (55 4 cows P30 2 65
F. Hrown Wvo,
13 cows 1029 3 03 1 bull 1240 3 00
a cows yS2 2 6.1 (1 cows 9S0 2 ffl
H. Frnnk n-S. n.
bull 1400 2 5n 13 sleers..,.123 3 75
I bull 12S0 2 Wl 150 steers.. . 9S0 .150
101 steers.. .1233 3 75 44 steers.... 997 3 60
A. F lid ev Wvo.
4t feeders.. S55 1 15 2 f-.e"ders.. SIR 350
fi feeders.. e5fi 3 75 6 heifers... ,s65 3 20
3 feeders.. S73 115 12 heifers. ,.S14 3?'
lo feeders.. 81S 4 W 21 cows 10o5 3 20
F. ItentKli Neh
12 feeders.. 922 4 05 5 cows HIS 3 03
2 feeders.. 725 3 90 13 cows 9VJ 3 OS
I feeder... 1210 .urn 6 cows W 3 05
II cows 1(61 ;to5 Scows 1W0 2 50
1 COW II!) 2 M l cow 830 2 61
I.:i sfe nk 1trn Vnli.
33 cows 1092 3 fin 17 cows 1117 2 V)
, , . F. C. Lewls-Nrb.
7 feeders.. 930 4 15 19 feeders
R52 4 15
12 feeders., f.20 I 15
1 feeder..
63O 3 00
1 cow. . . .
1 cow
7 cows...
6 cows.. .
1100
1 cow
1 cow
15 cows....
S00 2 85
7.10 3 00
990 3 25
990 3 25
1010 2 f
990 3 :
I-!. V Pnlnn-nn Vl.
!7 feeders.. 701 4 10 16 cow?...'.. 896 2 40
3 feeder.. 1120 t 10 12 cows 978 2 85
J. T. Smith- Knn.
62S 4 06 1 hull 1160 3 20
14 feeders.
2 feeders.
6S5 3 60 1 bull.
600 3 40
A. Ulldge Wyo.
941 3 73 36 htlfcrs.
613 3 75 16 bulls...,
126 feeders
61 y'rllncs.
SOS 3 20
1142 3 10
719 3 00
i2H y rungs 653 3 w
117 feeders. 751 3 75 6 feeders.
Wltlllllll ttn.,l.lnlr
63 feeders.. 852 3 70 01 feeders.. S5t 3 70
61 feeders.. 866 3 70
64 feeders.
S90 3 70
49 feeders.. 891 3 70
60 feeders.
61 feeders.
67 feeders.,
3 bulls....,
856 3 70
882 3 70
877 3 70
4S feeders.
56 feeders.
9 c. hfs.
1 steer....
S7S 3 70
89.' 3 70
952 2 75
930 2 75
1293
Charles Ueatv-Neb.
766 3 73 3 feeders.
805 3 75 33 feeders.
61 feeders. .
24 feeders..
765 3 23
842 3 75
J. K. Ileddick-S. U.
12 feeders.. 965 4 20 Scows 1S0S 2 40
1 cow 710 2 00 i cows 11S0 2 90
. . John King Neb,
23 feeders.. 1000 1 20 25 feeders.. 096 4 20
... J. It. Spencer--Colo.
1 heifer.... 1030 3 lo 1 bull 1130 3 00
23 feeders.. 936 4 05
William Vlbrnns-Wyo.
69 feeders.. SSI 3 80 I bull 1100 3 00
cows 1062 3 03 6 cows 903 2 10
. John King Neb.
23 feeders.. 1032 4 15
. . Wllllnm King-Neb.
60 feeders.. 1011 4 15
Superior Cattle Co. Neb.
63 feeders.. 1023 4 25 41 feeders. .1035
3 feeders.. 1035 3 60
O. W. flnrrett-S. D.
1 23
9 cows 1010 2 90 2 feeders.
6 feeders.. 861 3 75 3 feeders.
.. , . H. S. Dccn-S. 1).
1 1 feeders.. 791 3 60 Scows....
12 feedersll 833 3 50 3 cows....
2 feeders.. 412 3 50 7 feeders.
4 COWS 932 3 10 9 COWS....
m.vitn
, 773 3 73
733 3 73
833 3 10
750 2 50
1193 3 50
93S 2 75
902 4 00
40 feeders,. 1030 4 35 2S feeders.
z feeders.. 9i 3 23
HOCl-S There was the heaviest run of
hogs today that has been received so far
this week and heavier than the Hunnlv on
nny day Inst week. The lunllty wns fairly
good, but the proportion of light weights
was smnuer, most of the iocs beinc butcher
weights. The market starud out this
morning nbout stem v. with tho tisua
preference for the lighter grades. There
5vtis no particular clmim.' in tlui uric s
paid, the bulk of the salss falling tn vtstcr-
day's notches. Owlnr to the smnll suddIv
of the light hogs the butcher grades sold
u lime moro readily, out tne heavy pack
ers were slow and weak.
The last end of the mnrket was very
slow and mean. At n lato hour there were
several loads left and buyers wero bidding
50 lower tlinn tlie oncntnir mnrket Tlir
snme us vestcrduy. However, it 5vns mostly
tnc nenvv noes tnat were ion. and tnoso
buyers did not want at any time. Rep
resentative sales:
1 ster..e...llfiO 4 (0
1 steer.. ...1230 3 90
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Ph. Pr.
CO 321 ... 4 9') ICS ... 5 00
53 271 40 4 9) M 290 1C0 3 0
34 296 ... 4 90 2 248 121 .5 00
12 324 ... 4 91 63 237 80 5 01
10 237 ... 4 91 S6 275 ... 5 CO
15 112 ... 3 91 !l 307 10) 5 01
56 2S7 49 t 90 63 253 ... 5 0,1
18 271 ... 4 92'i 61 260 49 R 00
18 271 ... 4 92' 2 o 259 p 5 00
24 204 160 4 !5 70 2CS ... fi 00
67 313 ... 4 95 84 205 121 5 CO
V. 2St ... 4 93 67 221 ... 5 01
26 262 121 4 95 7; 201 89 5 024
57 279 81 4 95 77 219 ... S 02H
R 273 200 4 95 91 in ... f. 02j
49 303 160 4 93 e7 214 80 S 024
71 227 40 4 95 65 2(0 120 3 0JU
19 248 ... 4 95 94 182 4) 5 024
67 267 121 4 95 TS 236 161 ! (.21,
53 296 ... I 37'i 70 137 ... 5 02i
54 311 W 4 97'i 68 211 80 5 02j
50 26s 40 4 97i St. ..a.. ..289 ... 3 03',,
65 272 ... 4 97i fO 241 ... 5 02',
63 Ml ... 4 97', 50 2.71 40 5 02',
60 275 40 4 9i,. 66 2.-.S ... 5 02'i
50 306 120 4 9714 56 262 ... R 02'j
56 36 ... 4 97', 70 2JS ... 5 02' j
56 270 40 4 97'.J 6$ 229 59 5 02',
15 263 ... 4 97'4 77 225 ... 5 02',
t 232 120 4 97'i 70 240 SO 5 02'4
57 2S3 2.10 4 97'i 73 246 120 f, OJ'i,
.9 242 160 4 97V. 66 2.71 ... & 02' 4
63 2(2 161 4 97'i 67 212 41 5 02',
f8 208 49 5 fO f8 233 160 5 02'),
85 2(7 ... 5 00 63 232 121 3 02',
70 S6l 80 5 09 70 235 80 5 f.
66 25 I 80 3 fO 71 2H 121 is 05
5" 2 ... 5 01 72 213 120 5 05
35 287 ... 5 01 74 If 9 ... 5 05
6' 244 41 5 01 7 208 81 ,5 0.-,
69 261 120 5 f)0 S3 222 121 r. 01
55 241 89 3 00 226 ... 5 05
79 262 81 6 fO 2JJ 40 j ft-,
"1 266 SO 5 M SO 205 49 5 f
60 275 ... 0 fO 74 236 . . 8 03
68 283 4) 5 01 C9 is . 3 05
56 253 120 5 01 75 243 SO h 05
85 259 40 5 fO 53 241 . 5 05
61 2(1 89 5 01 fli 221 20 5 03
75 22 4 4 1 5 01 "2 219 so 5 05
61 277 161 5 fi 61 20.5 ... ,3 07',
61 Ifit 41 5 01 cs 243 ... S07lj
64 2(9 . . 5 01 7; 02 40 5 07ij
C 229 201 5 60 7t 222 120 5 10
66 221 120 5 01 10 ns . b 10
60 276 ... 5 00
SIIKKP-Iherc wns quite a liberal run
nf sheep here today, and ns Chlcngo re
ported u decline, nf lOliISc prices here alo
look n tumble. Lambs sold more readily
than sheep, but nt a decline of liVfir.c. as
compared with yesterday, or 25(40c lower
mini on .Monuay. uuyers Old not seem
anxious for sheep today and It was lute
before much wns dono In that line. Bids
In somo cases wero as much ns 2ic lower
und the decline for the week Is f till v as
mucn as unit on minus.
Feeders aro In good demand at about
sieauy prices.
Quotations: Choice western nrnss wrth.
ers. J3.5013 65: fair tn good grass wethers,
..."i.i. w; ruuire Kr-fss yearlings, 1 ikj'fi :i. 7!5 :
choice ewes. $3.00f(3.25: fair tn good ewes,
2.75?i.'l.l; fair to good vi.nrllngs, J3.40ifJ3 65.
choice spring lambs. Il.8hifi5.i0; fair Pi good
spring lambs, Jl.60fi4.75; feeder wethers.
I.!.2.i1(3.(i0; feeder lambs, JI.OOif4.25. Itcp-
i,rtlil,lilts nilii'r..
No. Av Pr.
963 Wyoming feeding ivcthcrs..,. P. J3 '5
3 Idaho sheep lvi 3 23
319 Idaho feeding lambs 52 4 no
17 Idnlio lambs 82 4 so
652 Idaho lambs 61 4 Ml
210 Idaho lambs rj 4 8)
28S Idaho feeding Inmbs 55 1 15
632 Idaho feeding Inmbs 51 4 53
CIIICAtiO LIVH STOCK MUIKKT.
Cuttle tirnt'rntly l.nii er Mors Henry
Slieep 11 ml liiimli Sternly.
nSl',''V;i Atnifi 22 -''ATTItK -Itecelpts.
25,000 head. Including 4.000 westerns nnd 950
Tevans. tlenernlly 10fi5c lower. Texnns
nbout slendv; natives, best on sa'e today
eight carloads at J6.00; good to prime steer.i,
J5.t0fj0.00; poor to medium. Jl.60fj5.30. so
lected feeders, steady. Jl.00fil.75; mixed
stockers. slow, J3.25ft3.90; cows. 2 63ff(25,
heifers, J3.W4.90; entmers. J2.00f(2.60. bull.
J2.60fit.40; calves, l.60fi67). Texans. re.
ccliils. 900 head: best on salo today, live
carloads nt J3S; Texas fed steers. 81 life
5.0O; Texas grass steers, J3.15fTt.00; Texns
bulls. J2.5tvsn.25.
1IOC.S- Itecelpts. today. 25.000 head, to
mortow, 21,000 head; estimated left n-er.
0,000 head. Top, $5.67l-.; mixed and In tell
ers. Jj.OOfJ 5.57V, good lo choice. J5 n0f(5.50'A
good tn iholeo, heavy. $5.0013 40; roll nil
heavy. $l9Of6.05: light, 5.15f5 5714, bulk of
sales 85.13f.i5.35.
HIIHI3P AND LAM US- Receipts, 25.000
head; sheep and lambs, choice, about
steady; others, 10f7l5c lower; good tn
choice, western. J,1.63f 1.00; fair tn cholco,
mixed. S:i.3.34i3.l'i0: western sheep, $3.30(3.76
Texas sheep, J2.50fi3.5O; nntlve lambs, $!.15f
5.25; western lambs, J4.75f5.15.
St, .liiNcpli l.lto Stuck,
SOl'TH ST. JOSEPH. Mn.. Aug. 22.-(Bne.
clal.i The Journal quotes:
CATTJJ'J-Ilecolpts. 3.2O0 head; mnrket
10f7l5c lower; natives. Jl.50f5.fi5; Texans nml
westerns, w.i&'dd w; cows mm he rers. J2.i
fil.75; veals, Jt.OOfO.&O; bulls and stags, $.1.00
fr4,60: stockers and feeders, J3.0Ofl4.5o
HO(iS Itecelpts, 7,ov head: market slow
nnd 2't,fj6c lower; all grades, J5.00ii5.20;
bulk. $5 ..755.15
til tui-jp itecelpts, 2,mj neaii; market 10?
15c lower.
,ftv Yuri; l,lvi Stork.
NKW YOItK; AllK. 22.-IiF.FA HS He-
celpts, 2,156 bend good steers, 10ft 15c
hlcher; others steady, bulls un.I rows
steady to 16c higher; light lulls c'osed
weak, steers. $1, Of.)6.fO; gruss Texans, $3.90,
cows, Jl.t0S3.70; extra fat cows, 11.00. Ca-
hies slow. Shipments, SI head nnd 3,t5.Vf
quarters of beef.
CALVKS-lteeelpts, 2,887 head; veals
steady to a shnde higher; other caln
steady; vents, .oo(T8.oo; ciiiis, $1 ow,,ti;
grasscrs, J2.75fj3.37',i, buttermilks, J3.25'tf
3.75,
HOOS Hecelnts. 6.671 hcml: firm nt SS.65
f?5.90; cholco Unlit, state, bom and Pics.
$3.93fl6.fi.
SHKUP AND LAMPS -Iticslpis, $.555
head: dull! Inmbs 10f25e higher, except for
common stock, which wns stendv: sheen.
$2.50jf4.30; culls. $2.00; Inmbs. it.5ofits.T5; 01m
cnr choice. $7,00; culls, M.BOJM.'"
tinnsns City I.lvc Siocl. 3lnrket.
KANSAS CITV. An. 22.-CA'l"'I.F.-tle-
cclpts, 10.0O5 natives, 3,20) Toxins and 7?
calvts: cholco kllbrs nnd vent calve -ero
steady to shade lilgher; other grade near.y
steady, with n few leading df shuttle
bunches 10c lower, native steers, J l."i (fi6 ,V:
stockers nnd feeders. $3.3 1.00; butcher
cowt nnd heifers. M.fWirtVlS! c.ttiners. $2.10
ffi3.00: fed westerns, $,t.tlOTi6.t;5; wintered
Texnns. $3.6ofi3,vo; grnss Texans, $3.05V3.fft;
veai caivcs, ..ini.fn,
HOOS-lteceints. S.2.V5 head: Hunts were.
strong; pnekers n shade easier; heavy.
$S.20.f?5.27H: mixed. IVIotfii.Zi: llulits. $5. 1640
6.30; tiles, $1,804(5.10.
SHKKP AND LAMItS-Ilecclpts, 800 head;
offerings wero of an inferior Motility: mar
ket slow nt slightly lower values: iambs,
$l.75Jj5.25: muttons. $3.60fi3.70: western mut
tons, $3.60'tf3.75; feeders. $3 005(3.75; culls,
J2.50fj3.00.
St. Ltlli t,tvi Stock Mnrurt.
, ST. LOI'IS, Aug 22.-C TTLIC-Itecelpt,
I.S0O licnd. Incllldinc 3.000 Tevntis; mnrket
stendv on best tiutlves tn 10c lower on
others; Texnns. slew, nominal; native ship
ping nun export steers, j.i.uous.t'o; dressed
beef und butcher steers. $1,5016.45: steerf
under 1,000 lbs., Jl.00ft5.35; stockers nnd
teeders, $2.76ff 1,75: cows and holfers, $2 00
ff?4.S5: cnmiers nn.l feeders. Jl.S0ffl.90: Toxin
nnd Indian stcer, $3,005( 1,53; cows nnd heif
ers, $2.35ff3.75.
HOOS-Ilecclpts, 1,000 hend: market
steady, tint slow; pigs and lights, 15 30W
6.10: rackcri, $5 2ti6.35: butchers. JflitflSiVi.
SHKUP AND ItAMIJS-necclpts, 2.200
head; markot slow nnd generally lower: '
natlvo muttons, $3.65fe4O0: lambs, Jl.00ii6.oo;
culls nnd bucks, $2.00i3.85; stockers, $3.10
Q3.80.
Stock In SlKlit.
Followlncr nrn ffin I ., , .. . 1.
, -:"-----r, ...v .v. tv,ui,ir tit III,' lllllt
principal western markets for Ant-nut ?
a ,, Cattlo. Hoes. Sheep.
South Omaha 6,840 7,696 11,351
Chicago 25,000 2.5,000 25,0 0
Kansas City 13.200 8,200 SO)
St. Louis 4.S0O 4.000 2.200
Totals
.48.SIO 44,796 39,3.51
Will Transfer Fiiiiioiin JIIiic.
CHEYKNNE, Wyo Aug. :2.-(Speell.)
Tho parties who will purchaso tho Ter-rls-Hnggcrty
copper mlno nt Hattlc Creek
for $2,000,000 today telegraphed to learn
If the death of President Ferris would
delay negotiations. In order thnt there bo
no unnecessary delay tho will of Mr. Fer
ris wns flled this e'enlng nnd tho deal for
tho famous mine will ho closed on Sep
tember 16. Tho will leaves one-half of
tho estato to tho widow nnd tho balance to
the five children, ono of ivhom Is of ago.
Mrs. Ferris is administratrix nnd solo
trustco without bond for the minor chil
dren, who will recolvo t per cent of their
Inheritance each year after they nre of ngo
until they nttnln the ngo of 30 years, when
they will bo pnid In full.
Murphy Consults with Crolccr.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22. Former United
States Scnntor Edward Murphy enmo to tho
city today and met Richard Crokor, lender
of Tammany hall, nt tho Hoffman house
At tho closo of tho conference it was
announced that Mr. Murphy will remain
hero until nfter tho election. Mr. Murphy
says he expects to ro-opcrato with tho
state committee for tho election of W. J.
Dry.m. Mr. Crokor gave out a statement
that ho recognized Mr. Murphy as tho real
democratic lender of tho state.
It has been reported for several days thnt
Mr. Murphy Intended to open stato hend-
quartcrs Independently nf tho democratic
committee.
At trililntifc nt Institute i rnir I nir.
The teachers' Institute cniuliieietl ut ilt
High school building by County Superin
tendent Rodwell hns been well attended
nt each day's session, 133 being present at
the discussions yesterday. The differ
ent branches of tho work are under tho
superintendence ni t'ror. A. II. Watei
houso and Mrs. Christliinev of the llioli
school, and Prof. H. K. Kratz, superinten
dent of the Sioux City schools. At thn
nfternoon session on Tucsdny Prof. Krnta
delivered nn Interesting address on "Tho
Teacher and Character Hulldlng " He was
rolloweit py .Mrs. v. Keysor or this
city. The, Inst It. 1 to. will close Saturday
noon.
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