Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DA for BET-:: T TEST) AT. AI'GTST 28, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Various Things Oomblno to Cause an Ad
vanco in Wheat.
CORN MARKET REMAINS QUIET BUT FIRM
Ontft Are Hull, lint llnlil I i tin i-i'muit
of litlliieiife of Other 1lnrUet
I'rtn lliin Mart l',n.
(iron Mcntllcr l.ntrr.
rillfAOn, An. 27 A lecretme in wnrM'-.
MilprnontJi ,im1 In tho nln.'iilil n par!uti.'.
together with iinN pectt i nrmtiei" ut
triHiol ami h mnllnr tlc-rcnce In the
Ibfe than liml been to kct for, helpctl wlf-it
toilfly, f-'eptembcr t'liHliH S" hlKllT. Co.'n
rliei Ne up iiiid nat.t 'iVi but it. Pro
vlKluns rlnifil iincliHiiKril to I0r down.
In wheal throughout tin' Hejmlon there
was m ilHHitlon to net on nti even I"l
fo Mont over t h liillrlxV tomorrow. Trade
whji .it all tlin'-s unlet, lint there wu mi
iitnlcrtoim of tlrmni-K plenitlnK to hnlile n.
OtltMtle trntlr wn iHcklnfr. whlcli left tn
support of thf in.irlo t to local liiicr"tn.
A moilcralc ntnonnt of bin Ins muiIIi-oI to
lo I hlit. Liverpool cl.ncil Utl hUher. In
the fiirt of I hr tlocllno of Hiitiiril.i . I'll.
n "rltl'n nhlpin'iit.i wcr Iphh tli.m Hi" pr.'
vlonn ttt'ckn hv I l;)2iO bushel" iiihI III''
nnionnt on oiphu immunise foil off l,.Wi'H
bimicl. Liverpool reported farmeri off
roast Mrnin?. 'I hi' visible, which hntl b""n
expecteii to chow no lt't'piip of 1,'iOn.nir)
bushel. Inrrt'iifpil only W.iv hush"lx
Northwestern lecelpts of harvest were tl'l
frplKhftl with the Rremtftt iletpoml-'ii .
Poiitlci-Pst offerings WelP IlKl'lef. but In
the northwest rerclpts uorr Iipiivv I'rlm
nrv receipts wprp I.W.in) biithols, com
pfitPfl with ".' bushels Inst vpnr. Min
notiiinlls nntl Duliith topnrtoil 727 cnri,
njralnst If I hiit wpc anil 2Vn 11 year .i.
Local receipt wpre :W ear, nine of run
trnet srHilP New VotU rcporlcil as lo.uls
token for export. Ke.ihwiril clearances In
wheat Mild lloin were eii.i to bn-il-e.
Hepicmbcr oponeil ,it "V''l'c .mil
criiliinlly milt) up to tc. elusion linn,
J'le ovpr HaluriliM. ut "ItHr.
corn was ipil"! but tlrni. on n mnilcrato
iiinniint of lnwlnes-t. Liverpool wot hlch T,
country eff. rliiK xtl l llxht. nlthnvli n
bit iHrrpr totliiv. unit Hip shipping ilcnuu I
Bfinil. thoiiKh bills were ii Ir lie out of 'III"
The visible tier-reuses l.KW.Oio m. Shorts
were the brxt buyers, ivlilotitlv rather
frightened ut tl.p nenr'iPMK of tie Ivory iliv
on September eonlrHetit Septeinber solil
between WAc Mini .'IlVe. clo'lllfT kv tip. ill
3!"te. lleeelplH Wpre JoTi e.iht.
OHt.t Were dull, but the tlrinnesx of wlle.it
find eorn lent .1 helping blind, 11ml the nrir
k" held tlrtn. di'Mplte the entlmite thit
thlft venr'r ernp In ludbi would be twice
thill of the prevloti year IIiihImp-'s wim
mostly In the way of rhuncltiK Septemtier
for Oelober. unit the illffT 'tiee at the
rloe narrowed to ','("),( premium for the
deferred future fiielpt were r.",'i eari
F'Pteinber nold between 2I(.' ami 2ISe mid
rleced V'ic Improved, at 2lr.
1'mvltdon Htarteil eauv, beemicp Iiok ip
relptu were is.rt head more than Sitnr.
rtnv pstlimitp. but steadied on bitvlnc hv
pnekers. Henlember pork sold between
$KS7' apd $11 ffi. and rloned 0e lower, r.t
Jle'i.; Herdetnber lard between ti',(uUt n,
Jfl.70. I'lnHlllK BWT'tf ilown. at J1.f7'MHl.70,
and SeplenibiM- rlb belwoon $' !)? and $7 M
the rloe belmr at J7.'. Trade "mat veiv
tpdet throuqhoiit
Estimated reerpt tomorrow- WHp it,
Wo ears; eorn, 22T ears; nits. BV) ears; Iiorm,
Z'-SW he.iil.
Theie will bp no session nf the llmnl of
Trade tomorrow, (irand Army of the Ilr
public encampment holiday.
Articles. I Open. 1 llluh.l t.ow. K'losp. Safd'y.
Wlient
A lie.
Hept.
lift,
f'nrn-
Aliif.
Sept.
Oct.
Oats-
Alltr.
Kept.
Oct.
TVrk-
S5ept.
NOot.
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Sept.
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Sept.
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No. 2.
rash oiintatlniis were ns follows:
l'l.OI'Il Steady; winter patents. M.7M?
4.nn; stralKhtH. M.l.t.l.Ti); clears. $3.nn73.4i;
FprltiK specials. $1.30421. id; patents, $1..Wi
I. "in; strnlKhts, $.'1.00173 4rt; bakers. tl.2Mt2.ffl.
WMHATN'n. :i. Time; No. 2 red, 7(VfiTfiUr.
I'OHN-No. 2. 40c; No. 2 yellow. WilUQK-;
DATS-No. 2 22'ic; No. 2 white. iMtyfU'eV;
No. .1 white. 2.1U72ti4c.
UVK-No. 2. Ble.
HAIUJIV-Uood feeditiK. 37'ic; fair to
choice mnltltiK. 121 Hie.
SKI'iOS l'laseid. No. 1 nntl northwest
ern. $1.12. I'rlme timothy. $l.lfifi l.2.". c'lovor,
contract Krnde, $!.! . .
I'UOVISiONS-.Mpss pork, per bbl., tlO.ri
tiJU.On. Lurtl. per 100 lbs.. Jii.70fi7.irJH. Short
ribs sides tloosel, $15.917.25. Orv salted
HhnulderM (boxed). tt;.i;iO.T5. Short clonr
Hides (hnxtl). $7..riOfi7.fiO.
WlllSKY-HaslH of hleh wines. $l.24Vj.
St'OA US-Cut loaf, $;.8S; uninitiated, $0.32;
confectioners' A. $.2S: off A. $.t2.
The follnwinir are the receipts and ship
ments for the day:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
l'Mmir. bbls 14.000 1 1.1X0
Wheat, bit 313,000 r,0.0,i0
Corn, bu lilti.ooo 27ii.0(0
Oats, bu 2I4.0IHI 219.1X10
live, bu 7.tfl I.OiO
narley. bu 11.000 B9.O0O
On tlin Produce KxchaiiKe today the
butter market was llrm; creameries, Kit
21c; dalrlcH, UTtlSe. Cheesf. llrm at Id,
(TfinHc. Hbks. firm ; fresh, nvifilto.
m:v vtiitiv ;n.M:iti, maiikki.
(liiolntlons fur (he l)n 011 Various
t'oiiiinoillt les.
Ni:V YOUK, Auk. 27.-IM.Ol'U-Hecelpts.
22,503 bbls.; sales. 7.500 plKS. ; market quiet
nil day and about steady without chaiiKc;
winter putentK, $3.75fi I.Oti; winter stralKlits,
$.1.50'ii;i.fii); .Minnesota patentM, $3.9 Kf 1.20;
winter extras, $2.70Ji3.0il; Minnesota bakers,
$2.S.VT(3.25; winter low grades. $2.40Ti2.lVi. Uye
tlour. dull; Hales. 200 bills. ; fair to Rood,
$3.l"Ni(u3.25; choice to fancy, $3.25D3.t5i).
COHN.MIOAL Dull, yellow western, 8S0;
city. S7c; Hrandvwine, $2.45fi2.55.
HYU Firm; No. 2 western. B7c f. n. b.,
atloat; state, B3-a34c c. I. f. New York.
IIAIU.KY-Otlll; feodlUK. rH4.1c c. I. f.
New York; maltlnK. !Sfi53c c. I. f. New
York. BAULKY MAlr-Iltill; western. BlftiOc.
VlIi:AT-Heeelpls. HS.OnO bu.; exports,
12S.122 bu.; spot, steady; No. 2 red, S0'4o
f o. b.. afloat, and 7S;tc to arrive; No. 1
northern, Uulutli. ,Sie f. o. b., aitoat; No. 1
hard, nnlutli. 8ti"i,f f o. ti., alloat. Oiitlom
were Kenerally llrm all day In face of IiIk
receipts. OfTerltiKs were Unlit and the du
nianti stimulated hv hlKher IOikIIsIi cables,
n Htnall Increase In the visible supply nntl
tho strens'th In corn, closed llrm at c ntl
vimce over Satunlay's curb. September,
T9rt79V..c. closetl 79Hc; October, 795i( 7!l"c.
closetl 7n'c, necember. SO 13-lrtflSl 5-lOc,
liosetl Slite.
COKN IteceiptH. 2S9.7SH till. ; exports, 493,
241 bu.; siiot, llrm; No. 2. 15V f. o. b..
nlloat. and ll'c elevator. Options market
was KtituiK "ml hlKher on bin scationrtl
clearances, higher cables nntl fears of frost
In tho west, closetl llrm at '.fctfiV net ad
vance. May, 10 ll-lti'it41c, closed IH.c;
Heptember. ,4(fi I4,c. closed 44c; necem-
. t""'iiu';4i'. eioseti u-c,
OATS-Uecelpts, 3.SS.01HI bu. ; exports, T0.7S5
bu.; spot, easier; No. 2. 2Msc: No. .1. 25c; No
2 white, 27jc; No. 3 white, 2iiV; track,
inlxetl western, 2B'ii27c; track, white, 2ii?
Wc; options dull anil featureless.
I AY-Dull; shlppliiK. 72's5i7oc; good to
Choice. ,S5fl!Mk.
IIOI'S-Qulet ; stale, common to choice
H9' croli, 101 13c; old, . ,,c; ',icc. Ii9
crop. KriiKIc; old. 2Ji5c
. J'JP1:'i"'.!'llrmi 'lvt'Stoii. 21 to 23 lh..
ISIi.Mc; rallfornla, 21 to 2.1 lbs.. lSWe; Texas,
dry, 21 In .10 lbs., 13' jc.
KKATIII'jIl Klrm: hemlock sole, nueiios
iS;Hfa"fiaV.0 """vywclKl,u' Kli1V:
WOOL Dull ; domestic llrece, 25''(2v-:
Texas. IStilfic.
I'UOVISIONS-neef, dud: fiimlly $inty
12.00; mess, $9.nOfj9.W; beef hams.. $20.&i-
210,); packet. ?10.f-fr 11 0); city, India m.'.ts
$ltf O0ji20.(m cut meats, steady; pickled hel
lies. $f 751(11 00, pickled shoiiltltus, 3 5'J
6.75; plckletl hams. $n outfit). 75. I.ard. tlull
western Hleiuntil. $7 10: Aiuust closetl at
i.I5; No. 7. nominal, rellnrtl, iiulef eon
tlnctit. $7.35; South America. $S.lo. com
iiountl. $.0tVrfC.l2H. I'ork. nulet; family,
$15.0Ot15.7B; Hhnrt clc.tr, $13.254115.50; mess
$12.00013.1.1. 1
nnTTKU-Creiimery. lSf(22c; fancy cur.
rent, packed. Hfillic; Imltatlnp creamery,
15'fiie: state dairy, lCt(21c.
CIIHICSK- Quiet atnl easy; law. white,
104c; small, white. oi4o; larse, colored,
10filf)i; small, colored, I0t(c.
r.OOS nrm: state 1111. 1 Pennsylvania, lfi
7Sc; western, resulr.r packing .it murk,
IWilBe; western, loss off. Ki1il7c.
POTATOKS-Dull. Jerseys. $l 0 WI.J5
New York, Jl.25'til.50; l.titiR Island. $l IJ'iw
1.50,
TAI.I.OW- Quiet, cltj ($2 per pkn '
4TOf. country (pkRS. frte). 4'jfilJ(c
.MBTAI.S A Keuerrfllv weak undertone
rrevnlled In the metal market today Iron
and Steel ruled dull and weak, with pie
Iron warrants M points lower at $lft50, on
amount of the depressed southern Iron
markets where No. 4 foundry nt)d pray
forge sold at $inf) for warrants Copper
In London was iiulet and about unchanged
Locall the market was unlet ut lfi,. Tin
was weak and somewhat lower In sym
patln with n decline or C2 abroad. The
close was weak and still lending down
nrrtl nt $30 3;v.m 50 The American Smelt
Ins nntl Itellnlng eotnpanv advanced the
pr'.ce of lead ' to $4.37'i. the market, how
ever, continues dull Spelter ruled easv,
owing to a lack of demand, t losing at
$4.nWrl.lf The brokers' price for copper
was Jlfi 75.
RI''i:-Stoatly; domestic, fair to extra,
IV)it;i,f . .liipan. Iftjc.
MDLASSIOri -lirm. New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 4JcTjf3e.
oji ha wiioi.c.s m itKi:rs.
'.tuitt 1 1 In n of i rnde 11 ml (liiolnllons on
itniile mill .'nin' Produce.
KHflS- UecelptH liberal; good stock firm
nt MMillc
LlVh POCLTUY-Hens. Ta7t4c; roosters,
according to age and sire. 301c: broilers,
Joe: dueki, lSe. geese. 4fi5c; turkeys, Sc.
rncHii nm:ssi:i) porintY-iicn. sh
fife, roosters. Bific, thicks anil geese. 9f10o;
broilers, tier lb. 12ffil2'$e: turkevs. 12Ue.
Ill "I'TKU Common to fair, 13.c; choice,
.tflfic; separator, 20c; gatherctl creamery,
l.'ale
KISII Trout, 10p; blue flsii. 52r:plckerp,
Sc; catllsh. I2c. drcsspil buffalo, fic; whlte-tl-h.
9c; herring, 'c; black bass, inc; sal
mon, t.lc; while bitsr. Irtc; croppte. Vie; plk ',
10c; halibut. t; bullheads. I'ie; ring perch
: lobsters, green. 22e; bnlletl lobsters, 'i'.e;
mackerel. 20c; eodil.tj. l"c: yellow liercli, Bo
PI(!i:ONS Live, per tin.. 91c.
VKA LS Choice. 90c
HAY-Per tarloail lots: I'nl.md, choice,
$5.""); No 1 upland. $s co, medium
J. 50; coarse. $fi&0: rye straw, choice
$.i'); No. 3 corn, 3?c; No .1 white o.T-t.
2fic; craeketl corn, per ton. JII.Vi; corn ani
oats, ehoppeil, per ton, $15 0"; hum, ior
ton, $12.00; shorts, per ton. $15.00.
vi:oi:tahli:s.
UADISIIKS-llome-grown, per tloz., 15c.
P IAS Per 14.hu. basket, toe.
HLANS -Wax. per half-bushel basket,
inc; "trliig. 3V
JfP.W. J 'OTA TO KS- T'or bu.. S5l5c.
AMiiAttL Home-grown, per lb., l'ic.
CAI LII'I.DWi:u-Per '.. $1.
J5UI5I5V COUN Per do.., inc.
10MAT0KS Home-grown, per j-liu.
basket. 10c.
ONIONS. -Home-grown, tier lb., I''il l?io.
CICLICUY-Mlchlcan. 25ft W.
PU1 'ITS.
PKACIIKS-Callfornla. per box, 90c17$l;
lexajt, ,)Pr l-basket crate, $l.
i JH'.1'9 7N'"P " market.
! iVV.' ollfornla. per crate, $1.1512).
,'''H NKS- California. Tragedy, per crate,
'": Ktisay, Japan, per er.te, $1.25.
MAUTLiriT IMCAUS-Cnlirornla, per box,
OUAPKS-Callfornla. 4-basket crnte. fl.W;
''kays. $2: Concords, home grown, 25f2lc.
?)M:cTAUINi:s-Cal)fornla, l-b.isket trale,
nPnSKmURM:s-Ont of the market.
ATKU.MHLONS-Ah to size. 20c to 25e
each
CANTALOI'Pi:-Oems, per dozen, Wioc;
large sbes. Wiiwx-
, APPLES-Native, T5c'd$l per bu.; per bbl.,
St. I, mils (irnln 11 ml I'rin lit mix.
ST Lol lS. Aug. 2T.-WIIi;AT-lllgher;
No. 2 retl. cash, elevator. 70,o; track, 72!
tJ'ie: August, 70c; SeplemUer. TIA.c: Deto-
tier, iI'tjc; December. T.ISo; No. 2 hard, fiS'j
t DUN Higher; No. 2 cash, .li'-c; truck,
""sc: August. .1i,c; Sepli.mlier. 3.e; Octo
ber. :Wt,c: December. 33e.
OA I'S Lower; No. 2 easli. r; track, 21"tC;
AiiBiisl. 2le; September. 22c; May, 21c; No.
2 White, 25e.
UYH- Firm: Hp.
KLOI'U Steadv: tiatenls. M 4r,fi3fi0r eletir
$2.T55i3.on; extra fancy ami straight. $3.15Tr
..1.
SI5KDS Timothy, llrm nntl scarce; prime,
$1.25 bid: nrdlnarv. J3 95.
KL A XSKKD Higher; $1.11. spot: $1.39. to
arrive.
COHNMHAIi-Stentlv: $2.0nff2.O.-,.
ItUAN Quiet; Hacked, east track, fA'iti
fiSc.
IIAY-Tltnolhy. weak; $S.r.ogi0.50; praliic,
llrm. $ti.B0lS.0it.
WHISKY-Sleadv. $1.21. s, ,
1UON COTTONTIKS-$1.3n. ',T" IK
IlA(l(ilNC.-$S.inf(S SB. '"" 1 v
HUM I' TWIN'K 9c.
M KTA LS Leatl, higher: $1.32. Spaltor,
higher: $1.05.
POCLTUY -Steady; chickens. 7c; young.
914c; turkeys. fiTi7c: young. 9c: ducks, Ce;
young. 7c; geese. 4'fcc: voung, tififi'fto.
LO(!S Stcatly: fresh. Il'ic
HrTTKU-Steatly; croumcry, 17f?21o;
tlalre, I51i 17c.
PUOVISIONS-Pork. steady: lobbing,
$12 50. Lard, lower; choice, $0 (52. Dry salt
meats (boxed), steady; extra shorts, $7.37V-;
clear ribs. $7.50; clear sides, $7.62H. Paeon
(boxetl). steady: extra shorts. $S.00; clear
ribs. JS.I2U.; clenr sides, $8.25.
UKCICIPTS-Flour. 12.000 bbls.: wheat,
lSt.000 bu.; corn, fll.noft bu,; oats. fiO.000 bu.
SI 1 1 I'M HNTS Flour. 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
Cl.ouo bu.; corn. 15.000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu.
Kiiiisiim City firitln 11ml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. A.lg. 27.-WHKAT-Sep-tomber.
fil'de; December. B7'c; cash. No. 2
hard. 5fific: No. 3. fi2fli55c; No. 2 retl, 7141?
72c; No. 3, 07(571 '4c
COUN September, 35'ic; December, 32';
32e; cash. No. 2 tnlxetl, 3fi',4fl37c; No. 2
white. 371, c; No. 3. :;6'4o.
OATS-No. 2 white. 2l024!.c.
UYI5-NO. 2. 44',iiffl3c.
HAY Choice, timothy, $D.25; choice
prairie. $rt.25fi 50.
m'TTHR Creamery, 17tfl9c: tlalry. fancy,
lfie.
KOOS Firm: fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock. J2c dozen, loss off. cases returned;
new whltewnotl. cases Included, He more.
UKCKIPTS-Wheat, 4ii5,fioO hit.; corn, 21,400
bu : oats. 9.000 bu.
SIIIPMICNTS-Whent, 1$1,I00 bu.; corn,
5.200 bu.; oats, 4,000 bu.
Toledo Market.
TOLF.DO. Aug. 27. WIIBAT Aetlv-!.
higher: snot, 77c; September, 77Vc; Octo
ber. 78c: December. flc.
COUN-Dull. higher; No. 2 cash, 40Uc;
Stiitember. tic.
OATS Dull, steady: No. 2 cash. 22c; Sep
tember. ?2V.c
HYM Dull, higher; No. 2 cash, Bl4c.
CLOVi:USni:D-Dull. lower; "9S prime.
$rt.00; '99 prime, $0.20: October, $6.40; No. 2,
$5,75.
statement of Visible Supply.
NKW YOUK. Aug. 27.-The visible sup
ply of grain Ausust 25, as compile 1 by
the New York Produce exchange. Is (is
follows:
Wheat, t9.9i5fi,O0O bu., Increase. 2nr.000 bu :
corn, 7.430,000 bu.. decrease, 7,fi72,0 0 bu.:
oats. S.OfiS.OX) bu., Increase. 1.0II.CO) liu ;
rve. 734.01X1 bu.. Jnerense 53.000 bu.; barley,
517.000 bu.. Increase. 12S.0QQ bu.
1) ill 11 1 It U'hent Jlnrlit-t,
DCLCTll. Aug. 27.-WIIKAT No. 1 hard,
cash. 79c: September, 79c; December, 79c;
No. 1 northern. eiMh. 77c; September, 77e;
December 77c, No. .2 northern, 7IVjc: No.
3 siirlnir, Tl'kc
COUN-:s",c.
OATB-2:i'.4''n23';C. J
IIImiiiiI.-i'c lirnln llnrUet.
MILWAl'KiCi;, WK. Aue. 27.-WHI:aT-Steatlv:
No. 1 northern, "GVsc: No. 2 north
ern. T4'sfi75c.
UVF- Pte.ulv; No. 1. B2c.
H VnLHY-Steatly; No. 2. 50c; sample, 3S
fl49it.c
COUN-Prlme, No. 3. 4K(jl2c.
I.lvcruool (Jrnlii nntl Provisions,
LIVKItPOOL. Aug. 27-PUOVISIONS-Ueef.
prime mess, steady, fifis 3tl. Lard,
Xmerlcan retlnetl In palls, Htently. 37s.
Cheese. American finest White, tlull, BOs fid;
American llnest coloretl. tlull, 51s fid,
TALI.OW-Prlme city. dull. 25s.
Pliilmli'lnlilii Proiltiee Vtorliet.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27 -Hl'TTKU-Firm;
f.inev western creamery. 22c; fancy
western prints. 23c.
noc.S-Flrm. fresh nearby. 17c: ftem
western, 17c; fresh southwestern, 15c; fres.)
snuthcrn. He
Mltilicill'ollx Wlieilt VtnrUet.
MINNKAPOLIS Aug. 27. -WHHAT-August.
73ic September, 73Vi73',e; De
cember. 75i4e On track. No 1 hard. 7"',4";
No. 1 northern. 7tHc; No 2 northern, 73ic.
novi:vii:N'rs or stocks ami iiomis.
Wenkuess nf Siiunr AfTeets the i'rnile
In Other Vtnrlifts,
NKW YOUK, Aug. 27 There was some
tllsposttlnu to sell Htocks today and the
market showed a settling tendency
throughout. Sugar absorbed close to one
fourth of the day's total dealings and
Its marked weakness doubtless had some
sympathetic effect on the rest of the list.
Sentiment was affected also bv tho ap
parent abandonment of any pool opera
tions for a rise. I'nless the weakness of
Sugar might bo called such there was no
urgency In the liquidation, but there was
an absence of buying demand. The weak
ness of Sugar found no explanation In any
news announcement of tho day. The ap
proach of a quarterly dividend period gives
opportunity for usual manipulation of tho
Mock anil the room trailers lubllantly trail
on to anv movement In the speculation
which promises an appreciable movement
if prices The stock got down to within
' nf lis nntl closed mil) a fraction aboxe
that on demand from the room shorts
Pressure against Peoples Ons ami Brook
lyn Transit seenu'd to bp coupled with the
movement against Sugar In the early ileal
Ings and later American Tobacco was
cl, 'CI'MHUrJH-I'or tloz.. 20tf25c.
M;V TI'UNIPS-Per bu. basket. 60c.
NLJV UKKTS-Per dor.en bunches, 1M?2
.,?.y,.(.An,lOT's-,Vr l"- bunches, c
Liri TI'C : Per , m.. tmilSe
forced flown, hut Ihete stocks, except the
last, showed n tendency to recover. Dr ink
ln Transit rising above Saturdays level
Losses extended to a point or over here
nntl there In other stocks and New Jersey
Central fell i London discounts hardened
today and while money conditions In Ber
lin are for the moment ensler. expert nu
thorltlts aillrm that vpry heavy obliga
tions will have to be met In that market
during the coming mnhth and later. Avall
nlle funds in New York continue appar
ently abundant, but the season for the In
terior movement of currency Is fast ap
proHchlng. The recurring relief which has
been afforded to this New York money mar
ket by the subtreasury operations for sev
eral months past seems to have about
come to an end. About $9.0r0,0')0 of the
extended I mted States 2 per cents still
remain to be redeemed, the majotlty of
which are on deposit at Washington to
secure circulation or government deposits
The bunks llnd illfllculty In securing new 2
tier cent bonds to replace these and thev
are in consequence substituting lawful
money nt Washington and retiring the cir
culation secured by the called bonds, or
are lemlng them on deposit In spite of
the fact that Interest on thm hits ceased.
There remains about $ti,0uo,fmo of circula
tion, which has been applied for by the
banks, but which has not been issued, lie
yoml this the banks show no disposition
to extend their circulation.
I he bond market was tlull nnd reaction
ary, lotnl sales, par value, $77o,ono. I, s
price mlvam','1 ' Pt cent In tho bid
The Commetclal Advertiser's llnanclal ca
blegram sajs:
"The markets here todav'wero very dull
except for slight activity It, West Austra
Ihiis and In Paris, which Is growing up.
The bank Ihhil-IiI fin mi 1., 1,,,, .. n '
VeullvV,L,iKu'.,r''i ,m' i'1""'" I'rtCfS on the
New .ork Slock exchange:
Atchison v7
do t'. mi,
Pnlnii P.icllln ....
on pfd
Wlr,., ;
. tin, pfd
W. A: I.. II i,
do d pfd 2.1N
Wis. Central nu,
Third .Weinie lonj
Adams Hxprrsi ,,..11
Amer. tlxprffs is-,
If. S. lixprens 4-,
Welh-FHrgo I it.... 1 3;,
Amer. Cnt. Oil .n
do pM jij
Aiiifi-. Mullltig (,
do pfd ;i
Amr. fl. U SSI,
du pfil W,
Alntr. Spirits in
do pfil 1;
Amer. S. II h
do pfd UMj
Anifr. S. & W up,
I" pfd 71
Amr. Tin Plate.... S7H
do pfd T7
Amer. Tolmrco
do if, m
Atiiitonilii M Co.... it
llrk. linn. Tr W.
tlslllmnre Ohio.. 5IH
1 Hritniinii raruic
Camilla Soinhrni
Ches A t)hlo
I lllCIIRIl Ut, V....
11. A U
Chlt-Hgo I fi I...,
do pfd
lilll'HRO A 15. I..
ClilciiBo .t N. W..
'.. It I. P....
C P. r & St. L..
t'nlo S'natlieril ..
lli 1st pfd ...
lo 2t pfd....
Pel. ,fc Hudson...
Pel. I,. A W
Oenver It II..
do pfd
Mile
"In ll pfd...
fit. .Vnr. pfd
Ibx-klng Coal ....
Hut king Valley ,,
llllnnls Central ..
IniMi (Vntrnl ....
In pfd
L. 15. & W
In I'M
. 11
. 2f)1
. 14
.UP,
. 21
. M
. PKIi
.IDVll
. II
.111'
.17-.
. Pi
.... Wi
.... ms
.... M
....IM'l
.... tm
.... !IH
....lli-A
.... 11,
.... 41
.... 2?U
.... !)4
....S'9
.... T"i
.... 91
....
.... 9i'
.... W
.... to
.... 9H
1 nlo. I', fit I jp, 1
Like Slime ....
Inils. A- Nnsh.
Mslilliitliiti I, .
Mot. St Ity....
Mex. I'enllill ..
.Minn. & St. L.
do pfil
Mil Prtclllc ....
Mobile Ohio.
M.. K. A T....
do pfd
N. .1. tvniral..
1 on. 101HI1TO
do ifil 77
Federal Steel
do pfd fi-.ij
neneial Clectilt! ..isn
Ohieusv Sugar .".l
lo pfd !)in
InPni l'sper
do pfd v,
Nntlotuil lllscult ... .11
do pfd sj
NntlnnAl Infill 17
.... SO
N. V. Central...
do pfd j.t.1;
Vnr. & West MH'.Votlimnl Steel ;;
do pf.l
il't do nf.l
'Pi
No. Parlfle
! pfd
Ontnrln a W
O. It. N
do pfd
PennityUiuila ....
Hen ling
tin 1st pfd...
'In 2d pfd...
H. ti. YV
do pfd
SI. I. ft S. V. .
do 2,1 pfd...
St. U S. W
to pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
St. P. otnnhn.
So. Pacific
So. It.illMiiy ....
do nf.l
.. .Vii', Jf. V. Air Drake.. ,.I.V)
.. .1 iNn, Anitrlnm I.-,
.. 2"T4 Parlllo Const ..
.. 12 I tl'i ll pfrl.
.. 7fi I dn 2, pfd.
..I!"; Pftcllle Mull ...
.. PiLj IVnplP'H t!ss ..
7fciy
Ii.-.
)'
)'.
.. ""' Prenseil Steel Car.. 17
..17 On pfd 7V4
.. 51 Pullman Pal. Car..lW
.. 9 StanJ. II. a T
.. O'i'Siigar
.. 3.1H do pfil...
.Ilfr'i
.IP5
. fu-'i
. I0 4
. r.si4
. 211.
. 91
!? Tetlll. C. A I.
.. 20
P S leather....
In pfd
I. S. ItuMier....
do pfd
WeMrrn Pnlnn .
..UVi
.AH
. . 113
..
.. ID',
3U
llepilhllc I fit S.... 12
no pro
P. C. C. & St. U..
Texns A I'aiille.... 14
"Offered.
Neiv Ytirk Vtonej Vlnrl.'et.
NKW YOUK. Aug. 27.-MONKY-On c.fll,
steatly. I'lfil'j per cent; prime mercantile
paper. Hi iu per t ent.
STKRLIN'O KXCHANOK-Knsy. with
actual business In bankers' bills nt $I.S7V.iff.
uir iiejiiiiiiu ; at t.My4.M'fe ror slxtv
days. PostPtl rates. $1 .s&jj antl $l.8SUTi I.S'i;
commercial bills, $4.S3'ji4.S4.
SJLVKU-Uar. fil'ic. Silver certldcites,
tIMii2Vsc. Mexican dollars. ISHe.
lovcrnment bonds strong; stnto bontH
Inactive; railroad bonds Irtcgulnr.
The closing prices on bonds today nrc ns
follows:
P S ref Is, reg.
do coupon
do 3s, ten
dn coupon
.10.1V, 1
.IC.-.3-,
.103
.109
.134
.134
.11.-.
.115
.1124
,li:ij
N. r. r. is
.v. J. c. g. r.s
No Puplllc 3s
do Is
N Y. (! St Ht 1. 4s,
N. fit W. con. 4s..
.loss;
.1221,
. w,
.111
.l'ifi';
. 97'4
.109
.102Vi
.UV
.112V,
. 17",
. 9K.
.III'I
.I2li
.107
A
.llSli
. 7i
.10V,
. 6S
1 m
. 53
.1051;
.H7ij
.101
.inn
.
. 90
no new ts,
reg.
tin coupon
do ul.l, 4s.
rrg.
Ore. Nav. la
do coupon
do 4s
do 5s, reg
do coupon
I), of C. 3 Ms
Atrli. nenernt 4s...
do adj. 2s
Canada So. 2s
ChM. & O. 4Vis....
do Is
C N. V. c 7..
do S. P. d. 5s...
OhPagn Ter. ti....
Colo. So. 4s
I), fit It. (1. Is
do 4s
Krle Ocnrral 4s
V. V. I). C Is.
Oen. Klectrle 6s...
la. Central Is
I. St S. unl. 4s....
M.. K. & T. 2s
do 4s
O. S. L. 6a
I tin rArmnl T.m
.1:
I Heading gen. 4s...
11. u. w. is
1 St L & I M e. $..
Ht L fit S V g. 6s,
St. Paul consols...
St. P... C. St P. Is.
do Ds
I So. ParlOc 4s
So. Hallway 5s
"S. It. & T. s
Tex. St Pacific Is.,
do 2s
Pnlnn Pacific 4s...
Wnbnsh Is
do 2s
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central 4s...,
Va. Centuries
. S5
.101
. isN
.U7i
.110
.120
, 92 Vi
. S4
.102l4
, 'A
. ;N
. 72',il
H.-i
113
, 99H
, r, ,
, 9PS
When Issued. Offered.
Huston Stni'k Quotations.
HOSTON. Auk. 27.-C.ill loans. 203 per
per cent; tlmo loans. 34 per cent, oitlclal
closing:
A.. T. & K. P...
do pfd
Amer. Sugar ....
do pM
Hell Telephone ..
Hn4nn I'.levated
Itostnn fit Mnlne.
P., 11. St Q
Pomlnlon Coal ,
do pfd
Federal Steel ...
do prd
Pltchburg pfd ...
Oen. Mleetilc ...
do pfil
IM. Hlec. Ill
Mexican Central
Mich. Telephone
N. II. 0. St C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Uuliher
,. 2fi'i
. os
..US'4
. .Iir.
,.m
lis
Pnlon Pacino
Wet Knd ...
Wis. Central
Atchison
.v. n. o. st c.
... Mi,
...93
... 1.'.
... 99
... Cl',
... 2i,
... P.
... S7',
...315
... Cl
...75')
... K.it
... 13i
... 25
... 07
... 41
...110
... in
...213
. .. 29';
... .3
... 4011
5s
Adtenture
Atlmif M r.
.1S
121'VAmai, Copper ..
Ili 'Hoslnn fit Mnnt
110 .Ilutte St lloston.
,. 33IJ
,. C
. .13Si
.137',
.133
.2C.M4
. IP.
.. 1
. 1.15,
. 201
. 1714
. 2t
'nl. St Hecln
Centennial
Franklin
ilumh'ildt
Os.-eola
Parrot
Qulncy
Santa l'e Copper.
Tainnmrk
Ptnh Mining
Winona
Wolverines
Illd.
London Stock Uiiolntlons,
LONDON. Aug. 27. I p. m. Closing:
Cons, money ...
do nit
Atchison
.. 97', 1 Krle
IP.
3i,
US',
M,
71
61 i
9
sa n
97 P.-IO do 1st pfd
... '."iVPennsjIviinla ...
Cansdlan Pacific .
St. Paul
Illinois Central -.
landslide
Pnlnn Pacific pfd
N. V Central.. .
9P, Hen ling
.11 -.v,
Xo. Pacific pfd...
Oram! Tiunk ....
Anacnnla
.It'iV,
. 71',
77n nand Mines
I32i4
HAU SILVKH Klrm. 2Ssitl.
MONHY 2'9 per cent. Shoi't hills, 3i per
cent; threo months' bills, unilSTs per cent.
Netv York IIIiiIiik Moeks,
NKW YOUK, Aug. 27,-The following nre
the closing quotations for mining shnres
today:
Chnllar 12 Ontario 550
crown Point 13 Ophlr 50
Con. Cal. & Vn ...120 Plymouth 10
Demlwinil '0 Quicksilver 150
tloiild & Currle 12 do pfil 6".0
Hale N'orcross... 14 Sierra Nevnda ...... 32
llome.tiike SW Standard 30
Iron Silver 53 Pnlnn Con IS
Mexican 22 Yellow Jacket 23
I'orelun I'Mnnnelnl.
HKHLIN. Aug. 27. Tho weekly stntement
of the Imperial Hunk of Germany shows
the following changes:
Marks.
Cash In hand. Increase, 17,tVki,tNV)
Treasury; notes, Increase iBO.OnO
Other securities, decrease fi.lu0.0t10
Notes In circulation, doorcase S0.ai0.ini0
Kxchango on London, 20 marks 4st4 pfgs.
for checks. Discount rates; Short bills,
2 per cent; threo months' bills, 3!i per
cent. Business was extremely dull on the
bourse today. Local shares were weak,
especially after bourse hours.
PAH1S. Aug. 27.-PrlcfH on the bourse
today were firm In spite of tho ntilctuess of
business The strength of rentes favored
the whole market. Rio tlnton wero In
great demand anil finished with n good ad
vance. Spanish Is wero maintained. Three
per cent rentes, 10 francs 8214 centimes for
the account, exchange on London 25
francs 17'i centimes for checks; Spanish Is
closetl at 72,774.
LONDON. Aug. 27 Money was less plen
tiful antl for short loans was llrm on tho
Stock exchange today. There will ho con
blderahle shifting of balances this week
In connection with the settlement, pay-
ment of treasury bills nnd the usual
month-end demands. The attention of the
mining market was occupied with the
arty-over, which extends until tomorrow
Other sections d.i not desire to enlarge
their speculative engagements. There was
little movement nnd the tone was doubtful.
Homo railroads, mostly, had a downward
tendency Americans were dull, following
.'iWk st- ''""I"- common nnd pre
ferred, were offered, Ornnd Trunks re-ti1-
1 ?'"L were hnrder. under
"VV.0".'! ?f Utiles.
i iii),.',''1,' Al,K 27 --The amount of
. I.'1 .ln, thr "nnl "r l'"Rlo"'I
' 1 1 '. '.r'"' vaH Cl.'. Spanish 4s
J?es mm ' 1 mcmlum a Huenos
l'lliiiii.nt Sotr,,
pr.:u,l,ukasked.,',,,K,, 1P ,llHrm,nl 1011
H1CAOO. Aug. 27. Clearings tja 7i" ir)-
i?sirp-'r,v7-,vv p?n" ras
U nuuA'rk r'- -0c 'llfrnunt.
lngs,,$VcoP'il,',V A"K,-l"rik dear.
Ti'tv Viinl- I'lilances. $l,702,2n).
OSMbaa'!. iAfi,,,&,i7-t'lpn,",
t en v'nN..Xv T!' Auc 27.-.Moiiev, 2i,S7fi per
earl,s:Vf).SMk.rt7,,,,a"KP' ,WMfe? 1l:
25S,.fe.-''''Hn"' J1I.403.-
g'.ltl. V.wJ?MI. 'P eU"h b,n"f. !3T.!ttl.011:
., Ctittun Mnrket.
"poij mill mnke a stai d either w-nv tS
market started stentllv in t...!I. .i.iJ ' "p
I Pnlut higher to'? ,1,1, inr.Nn Uffi
lint H'Pandl"rhon,, mnr !,h"" " ? "pn-
1. mi,,'.11 , iV1 . 11 '"nnntlon from the crop
n. u.rj '"'IIp'Up'I no ratlleal change ' during
the Mini 11 v titerval here, profession' d
commission houses alike gave ntient n o
r nnilng up tnlnor accounts pre, r" o
whatever might be In store 11 be w'iv of
news Inter In the tlav. A few 1 f the 1?
wary shorts near ml,l.lY .luleil' ti me
for coyer, but l,,.r,ro thev sueccet ed In
P,';i,iV."c""K. !hp,r. -Minti prices rrj 1 tmiPd
fully fi 110 uts with the pit In general m-rv-ously
buying eolton. Then folio ct a" pel
of ml nil ( t variations, with the market
much of the afternoon narrow , , utilnte?
esllng Near the close another ' tin , f
shorts Increased the atlvance with the ma"
ket llnnlly slead.x, all points net higher
! inures closetl steady; August. $S Sen!
letnbcr S.5S; October.-$, l November $S 31
liaccmber. $S.3I; .lanuarv. $s.3l; .Vlifiiarv
JiVup, $'"10" '' ,S3,; A"rl1' May. $".39;
ST. LOI'IS. Mo., Aug, 27 COTi'nv Hull
middling, 9 .)..;' sav's'.-ilO haPs;rp7p7, ti;
b'fles 'Mi Htll","'",!'' ,i-s I'illPH; stock. li,070
N K W ORLKANS. Aug. 27 -COTTON-I-utures
steady: Aigust. $9.30 hid; Seple'm
her. $;.iWS(il; October. $S.2.VnS.2fi Nmein
,,or' JJ' lil'V,'- December JX.IKiS.i:, ?l,u .
ary $x.r,f,x.1; February, $8.I7?;S 19: , 1 rch
JJi.2iWS.22; April. $S.22(f5i 24; Mav. $s25ir s i7"
hlifit. UpI; sales, 2i0 bales: ordinary'
Cnllforiiln Dried I'm I Is.
NKW YORK. Aug. 27 -CALIFORNIA
pRIKD KHIMTS -Showed verV little an-
unchanged prices. There was no featur" In
rvaporatetl apples ami prices continued on
the present basis, with the result that th
.ii.-,. . .:-ii 1. m geiieniuy siinwn was to limit
DUrcllllSfis to nnrrnnt ti'fititi t'l... i--
however, was v,.ry steady, at fullv sux!
tallied prices. State common was "uuofd
from .Ic to Tip; prime. IMfSUe; choice, 5Vi
l.c; rancy, bifiic Prunes were nuntetl from
3i.c to ,e per pound, as to size and iual
Aprlpots. royal. 1P01Ip; Moor park.
iVfiiic in-inti, mtisc; unpceieti
Coffee Vlnrl.ot
S' o!l,fAA!rr',RK-I'"u.ures
. 1 i ' . '"'"is nigner. on active
, r"n ''",. "l hy "horts antl ruleil
llrm all tlay with an upward tendency on
strong cables, nmaller receipts than ex
peeled, the Improvement in spot demand,
support from speculators nntl nn absence of
sellers. The close was stoady nt n npt nd-
.i AXV t "'in'.-'. 1 nun sines reacneii
-'"'Ss. Inc'utllni; September at $7..W
i'-ni ,ni'itPr. S7j4tKif.tr.; December. $7.t5'ii
ivX-VVV i.te: Atarcn. n.MUfT.M: Slav,
$i.S..Ti. 9o. Spot coffee stendy; No. 7 Invoice,
Sie blil. Mlltl, quiet; Cordova. gnSiHc.
Vimv Vtirk llry (inmla,
NKW YOUK. Aug 27.-DRY OOODS
Spot business has been good wim Jobbers,
but different ti the primary market. De
mand for nil kinds of brown cottons slow
nntl prices Irregular, nieached goods In
about nverage request, at previous pries.
No change In denims or other coarse col
tired goods. Pilots nnd ginghams quiet
mnl unchanged. Print cloths Inactive.
Y oolen mid worsted fabrics dull nnd barely
steady. '
Oil Market.
ri.TJ' Pn- Aup: ".-Credit halancet,
-2j: nrJl' KW' R0 Shlnments. threo
days. IBS. 1,1) bbls.. average 101,130 bbls.; runs.
th.r?,V.'K'A';t mi3" b,,ls ' overage. S7.8I4 bbls
LONDON, Aug. 27.-OILS-Llnseed, 33s
3d. Turpentine spirits, 27s Cd.
Sugar .Market.
lN;PvV,;;,u'- 27-SUOAR-neet. 12s.
,OUK;, AUB. 87 SPOAR-R.iw.
strong; fair reilnlni;. 4.14c: centrifugal. 9t!
test, 4Thc. Molasses Htigar, 4c; rellned,
steady.
Wool .llnrket.
ST. LOI'IS. Aug. 27. - WOOL - Quiet,
steady; medium grades. Ilft27c; light! Tune
lljil.c; heavy, line. llffHc; tub washed, 18
15 29e.
r.luill Hiitter Mnrket.
KLGIN. III.. Aug. 27.-RCTTKR-Offerlng
f-d tubs all selling at 22'2c. Market de
clared llrm at 2l's1c.
Kniisns (i(j. I,l,p Stock,
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 27.-CATTLK-Recelpts.
3,000 natives, 1,700 Texans; light
supply stimulated values, nil classes sel'ing
fr'"3. .stoutly to 10c higher; native steers,
$.OOfi.i.,o; stnekers ami feeders. $3.50irf4.50:
butcher cows ami heifers. $3.IO4.50; can
ners, 2.501i3.10; fed westerns, $4.15fil.35:
wintered Texuns, $3.50-73.55; grass Texans,
$2.90113.55.
CALVKS Receipts, 500 hentl; market
static stronger: sales $5.00fi5.75.
HOGS Receipts. 2,700 heatl; Inrge supply
nnd lower ipifitatlons on enstern mnrkets
cnusetl n sympathetic decline of MflOc;
heavy nntl mlxetl, $5.005.15; light, $5.00Wo.20;
pigs. $4.00(35.00.
SI1KKP AND LAMRS-Recclpts. 2.700
heatl; market fairly active nt steady prices;
sunnly mostly westerns: lambs, st.oiwu 7.v
muttons, $3.luig3.C0; feeders, $3.25ff4.00; culls,
$2.50 j? 3.25.
St. .loseph Mvp Stock".
SOPTII ST. JOSKPH. Mo., Aug. 27.
(Speclal.) The Journal quotes:
CATTLIC Receipts. l.BoO; market -ilow;
natives, $1 Xnu.W: Texas and westerns.
$3 25fi5.40; cows antl heifers. $2.00ff4 75; bulls
and stags, $2,001(4.90; yearlings and cnlvvs,
$3.35'k 1.50: stockers nntl feeders, $3.25Tfl.r,3;
veals. $5.00fifi.rA
IIOOS-Recelpts, 2,300: market BfiiDe
lower; all gratles, $5.0o, 5.12',fc: bulk of sales,
$3!fifiS.10.
SHKKI'-Recelpts, 3.400; trains nil late;
market slow.
Ciiinii Plnnree In I'ull Sirlnir,
DKTHOIT, Aug. 27. "Camp Plngree," ns
Hip Knights nf Pythias military camp Is
nillclally designated, was In full swing to
tlay, although Major Oenernl Carnahan did
not take charge olllclally until evening.
I'lv thousand men slept on the tented Held
last night antl new arrivals were reporting
all tlay Sunreme Chancellor Sample, heatl
01 tho Pythian 01 tier, said tho attendance,
whllo large, will not be nearly us
large as It would have been had not the
national Grand Army of the Republic en
campment at Chicago been held at the same
time.
Till: HKAI.TY MAUICr.T.
INSTHt.'MKNTS filed for record In county
clerk s otllce Monday, August 27:
Humility Deetls,
J. J. Allen to H. A. Kvnns, o U lot 20,
block 2. Hush & S's ml $ 50
Ileiirv Thayer, tristee. In .1. A. Ahlln,
lot 9, block I, Horbach'n 2nd nil 1,250
Richard Goodman, administrator, to C.
L. Hart, lots 11 anil IC. block 7, lied
fonl Place j
rnllcil Heal Kstate antl Trust com
pany to John Gordon, lot 11, block I,
Maxwell's 2nd atl 375
Same to D. O. Urndford. lot I. block 3,
samo 250
Fidelity Hulldlng and Loan associa
tion to Fidelity Savings association,
lot 22, block 12. Omaha View, lot 23.
block 11. Clifton Hill 1
Fldejlty Savings association to G. W.
Carr, lot 22. block 12, Omaha Vlow... 351
M F Hourke 10 Christian Laudcn. lot
X, block 1. Ilorbnch's 2ml atl 2.010
M F HarrlH to H. M. Hug, lots fi, 7
and S. Motter nub 1
Deeds.
Master In chancery to Carlos Wood
worth, tot II, Godfrey o ad 4,034
Total amount of transfers JS.tTa
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Liberal and Prices
Suffer a Decline.
HOG MARKET TAKES ANOTHER DROP
Sheep nntl I.nnilis Are In linnil .Supply,
hut the Deiiiniiil Is Right nnd
1'rlees Hold About
Mently.
, SOt'TH OMAHA, Aug. 27.
Receipts were: Cattle. 11014s. Sheep.
I'ineini .Monda 7,759
Hume tiny last week 4.9Pi
Same week before 2,77tS
Same three weeks ngo.. 2.777
Same lour weeks inn.. 3.312
a. in
12.tSt
16.1s
2.6IS
1..VI3
3. 120
ti.MSi
7.i7s
4,021
7.I7J
Average price paid inc nogs tor the lat
several uays, with eomi'ifsons:
Tl900".l9.llS9i.llli97".9ii.la9i.lKir
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Allg.
Allg.
1 1 u IS: 4 19 3 791 12 77i 1 , 1 "?
2 1 u 11, 4 2tij 3 74' 3 45' I 4 5l 4 6.1
3 1 5 15 4 33, ) 7 3 471 2 4 Mi 4 f5
.... 6 10' 4 U 3 C4 3 57 2 , I
S I I 4 45 3 71, 3 W 3 I 4 66 '
I 5 04, J 11, 3 4J 3 ttt 4 &i 4 14
ft II, 4 3S I 1 3 45i 2 9-i 1 wl it
8..,
9...
10.,
II..
12 .
1.1..
14.,
15.,
1(1.,
17..
IS..
19..
20..
21..
nt
23".
21..
25. .
26..
5 15' 4 3I 3 Sl I i 1
5 HI, 4 32 3 7i 3 49;
5 00 4 2M 3 67 3 53) 2 76
1 M 1 in 1 mi 1 Rf.
4 b0 4 S )
4 4!'l 4 M
I 57 4 70
4 i
.1
1 4 3.), j ;i t)t i i 1 " ,
J 1 9S
I 3 741 3 fill 2 74 4 i.'Ji 1 '
4 97
4 43 3 6 2 W 1 Oil ' 1
4 97
4 !
4 44' 3 75 I 2 S3!
4 121 5 06
4 321 3 7SI 3 70
4 471 5 OS
4 55, 6 U
5 00
4 3H 3 7I 3 71 2 M
4 95
I III 3 6l
4 50 S 67l
:t lis 2 9'J
b 0
.1 Til 1 Ml 4 M
5 03
3 751
3 701 2 70i 56 5 01
5 0:
1 1AI
3 76. 2 ST.I I 49 R 10
!l 5 Oil I 42 3 69
t 36 5 0.S
..! 971 4 4I 3 7I 3 S3'
4 3'il 6 12
..15 02 t I2 3 SI 3 79 2 S I ) 5 1J
..I 5 Of. 4 40 3 73 3 Mi 2 79 1 3 1
,11 "v ! :' n n i! 76, I 321
.. 4 9! I .1 70 4 02, 2 75 211 5 21
Indicates Sunriav.
The official number or cars nf stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cat.llgs.Sli'p.Hrs.
C. M. v St. P. Ry 25
Mo, Paellle system 26
C P. system II
F K. ft M V. R. R 97
S. C. & P. Rv 3
C. St. P., M. f.- O. Ry.... II
H. ft M. R. R. R 100
C, It. Q. Rv
K C. St ftSt. J 3
C, It. I. ei P., west
Total receipts not?
3
.1
10 2S 1 1
12 .. 10
':
12 ll 11
!! '3 .i
15 15 35
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
as follow, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Huvers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2M
:io:t
tl. II. llammonil Co 523
Swift nntl Company 116
Cudahy Packing Co 1,15s
Armour Company 412
Clltlahy Co.. K. (' 697
Swift anil Co.. country.. 57
R. Hecker A Degun.... to:!
Vausant K- Co 2Mi
J. L. Carey 315
I. olitium & i'o 40S
W. I. Stephen 60
Hill fi Huntzlnger 103
Heiilon A I'ntlerwootl.... 400
Huston V Co 50
Livingstone St Schaller .. Ul
llnmllton & Rothschild.. 2IR
L. F. Hlisz 59
II. L. Dennis & Co 31
llobblck Co 105
Other buyers 1,091
69?
62
l.nnl
IM
Wl
2.210
1.0)1
1,731
3,:'.6S
iTio S.9II
Total 7.250
CATTLK There wns the heaviest run of
cattle of the season here today, about 302
cars, or 7.759 head, being reported tin sale.
The hulk of the rccelpln were on the feeder
order, only a few bunches of western cattlo
being good enough for killers. Chicago re
ceived about 21.000 heatl of cnttlo nntl
quoted the market steady to 10c lower, and
as a result prices here were lower on
nearly all gratles mid 11 was rather lato
before many cattle hail been weighed up.
There were only about a dozen cars of
corn cattle on sale and the market could
be called steatly In some cases to a little
easier. Packers did not seem to take hold
with much life nntl the market was slow
nnd druggy throughout.
Packers started In to buy their cow stuff
lower and bids were rather uneven. The
best grades wore perhhps not much lower,
but other lines were slow and lower, the
decline In most cases being n dime, though
more nan to ue inxen on on some nunclies.
dinners were also about 10c lower.
Good, handy weight bulls snltl about the
same ns they did on Friday, but the heavier
and conrscr grades were slow and a little
lower.
The stockcr and feeder trade wns hartllv
as good todny. Yard traders had ouite a
good many cattle on hand nntl the big sup
ply today, with the prospects of heavy runs
all tho week, made them rather bearish.
Tho good weight cattlo were In some cases
nearly steady, but those not answering to
mai tiescription were lower. The decline
wns rather uneven, but 10c or 15c would
cover It In most cases.
Western rangers made up the hulk" of
win receipts tou.iy, put packers found but
few strings they wantetl. Tho better
graues wero ngni arnunci steatly, but as a
rulo wero a little easier than nt the close
of last week. Cow stuff was about a dime
lower nnu teeners anywhere from nearlv
steady to 10c or 15c lower. Representative
sales;
I5KKF STKKR3.
No.
1....
3S
Av. Pr.
No.
34
1
A v. Pr.
...iiw 6 n
...nr.o s :-.
.. 7X1 ITS
. M4 5 00
.1060 .'. 15
32..
40..
...1211
r. 21
5 TO
.1160 & n
30...
...lt'."i
COWS.
. S3 2 00
.1300 2 25
2..
''.'.'.
10...,
1...
1...,
1...
6...,
.... W.
2 6-.
....10V,
: 8..
8,5
....1012 2 9)
....1140 3 0)
....10.V) 3 0)
....1100 3 00
....till 3 I.-.
....13S0 4 00
.... 3 So
...KOO
... 915
...1102
...1170
...1060
... S30
.... m
2 40
2 40
2 ID
2 M
2 60
I..
HBIFKRS.
2 00 1
HULLS.
13S0 2 70 1 1040 3 23
1470 :") I S10
1400 3 p) 1 890
1210 3 10 1 930
STAOS.
3 40
3 M
3 10
1640 4 30 4 1517 4 75
STOCK CALVKS.
30) 4 00 1G J57 4 60
STOCK COWS AND HKIFKRS.
340 2 30 2 67,-, 3 n
1110 2 65 8 CM 3 ir,
1220 2 75 IS TI') 3 ID
7R5 2 S.". 2 1040 3 15
654 3 10
STOCKKHS AND FKKDKHS.
559 2 85
. 873 3 73
. Mil 3 75
. 924 3 75
, 722 3 80
.435 4 00
t,0 4 00
CIO 4 00
I....
30....
12"!!
19....
830 3 00
40.,.
30...
9...
q
12.'.'.'
1...
C.3 3 25
520
3 30
3 r.0
3 65
3 75
3S7
S03
86S
NKHUASKA.
f5 feeders. .1210
3 55
3 00
3 frt
3 BO
3 90
3 SO
t 50
4 00
3 00
2 IA
2 50
.1 o-
2 60
5 50
3 15
3 75
3 m
3 73
23 feeders.. S9S 3 53
2 feetlers. . 60.
12 feetlers.. 6X1
2 feeders... 765
44 feeders
19 heifers.
26 cows
I cows ..
966
6)1
4 10
:i 45
2 S3
.1 25
5 0)
3 50
3 frl
3 1 5
2 5)
2 2')
2 9)
.1 90
3 "0
:i 15
2 50
2 93
II feeders.
9 feeders.
2 feeders.
4S feeders.
6 heifers.,
570
1022
435
WIS
5SS
955
932
4 fettlers.. 315
3 feeders.. K9.I
120 feeders.. KB
54 feeders.. 89S
1 cow 150
3 cows S53
2 heifers... SO)
5 feeders.. BOS
2 fettlers.. 333
13 cows 1U30
1 cow 1010
2 cows 1013
fi cows
1 cow.
2 cows
.. 973
..1050
.. 890
..1370
.. 150
1 bull
1 calf
10 cows
112
4S feetlers.. MM
1 feeder... 990
45 feeders.. 9u2
3 feetlers.. 1133
C.
C feeders.. 1096
2 50
F. Rofs Idaho.
3 50 tl feeders.. 10TR
4 15
5 00
2 10
Arclidnle Urns. .Mont.
4 feeders.. JoM 3 60 77 calves... 212
17 heifers... 59S 3 00 67 cows MS
21 feeders.. 675 3 60
c. w. Houlter-Mont.
2 feeders.. 1210 4 25 43 feeders.
1 feeder... ISO 3 25 2 feetlers.
551 4 2)
70) 3 50
1. J Hrown Idaho.
30 feeder.. 9S4 3 70 5S feeders.. 1052
4 20
! . Currle Neh.
51 feeders.. 1027 4 15 12 heifers
S50 3 30
21 cows. .
IOJS 3 63
A. Christian
-Neb.
51 feeders..
36 feeders. .
5 feeders..
927 1 )
Hogalth St 11 -K D.
911 3 SO heifers.
3 20
2 10
2 S3
. 911 3 50 1 cow....
. 912 2 50 31 cows...
William Charles-S. D
Hid
sso
10 cows..
R feeders.. 1023 3 73 Scows...
1 feeder... 1170 3 25
feeders.. 1131 3 75
.1. 11. Hrown-S. D.
075 3 00
10 cows...
11 cows...
62 steers..
.1052 3 10 1 cows...
990
. 949 2 30
Mackey Rros. 8. D.
.Ml 3 35
John Isaacs 8. D.
. SR0 3 00 31 feetlers..
. 959 3 fiO
I cow
3 feeders.
O
919 3 S3
do S. llnmllton Wyn
57 rows
9SS
96S
KS0
9S0
1070
1065
10M
O.'O
960
20
4 steers.
,.1317
4 .10
I 30
I 30
4 30
3 5i
3 S3
3 S3
3 S3
3 10
15 cows
1 cow
1 cow. .
1 cow .
2 cows
1 row
1 cow
2 cows
2 70
2 70
2 70
2 70
3 20
3 20
3 20
3 20
5 steers .
I sleer . .
1 steer
1 steer
53 feeder
17 feetlers
22 feeders
1 stag . ..
. 1311
1200
1210
. 10SO
111)1
1072
1079
.1010
1 calf 310 4 9 bulls ... 1294 5 50
Watson & J, -Wyn.
Ift steers... 1167 4 25 6 cows .... 93J 2N
L. Slmonson - Neb,
$ cows.... 1079 2 S 1 htdl .... 1410 son
5 cows Sill 3 20 1 calf IS) 5 25
Mntndor Cattle Co -S. D
20 steers.. ..122S 110 21 steers... 1194 110
W V. Rlchetts-Wyo.
1 row 910 3 60 1 bull 12s0 2 M
1 cow lnso 3 60 1 bull 1370 2 50
1 cow Wl 2 25
HII Swnllow-S. D.
cows.... 1fto 2 00 2S cows 903 2 !
10 cows .... 931 2 30
W A. Howell-Ncb.
3 heifers... 793 3 20 9 feeders. . CAS 3 65
2 cows 995 2 90 3 feeders . 706 3 65
2 rows 910 2 25
Western Ranches S. V).
46 steers. ...1102 3 on
K. U. Armstrong Wyo.
1.) steers. ...1260 4 5n
22 cows WS5 3 65 7 cows 9?7 2 M
Nichols Rros.-S. D.
iS feeder,.. S70 3 40
,. , , V M. BtewrtS. D.
1. feeders.. 9!3 3 61 II cows SSD 2 GO
6 feeders. . 93 3 Oil
. . , D. Sehultz-fl. D.
S feeder. . So 3 65 5 heifers... SI6 3 20
4 heifer... SIB 3 20
M . James Fonl S. 1).
26 feeders.. 916 3 40 21 cows 1036 3 25
21 steers.. .1216 4 20
I.'. AeWerninn H TV
:.i rows .. yvi 2 n cows
916
2 til
3 40
3 10
13 feeders. 047 3 10
1 feeder..
9S0
3 feeders.. lOftl :i 40 1 feeder. ..1230
south Dakota
14 feeders,
2 cows ...
91;
90
6 cows 1133 2 85
1000
p.
1201
1300
5
Carcy-S
D.
II steers.
1 steer..
3 steers.
t 20
I 20
I 20
4 20
4 20
2 steers... .1155
4 21
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
2 steers. ...12V)
1 steer 10S0
9 steers ...1206
1210
7 steers ...litis
2 steers... 09ii
2 steers .. 1210
1 steer.
..1220
I 20
Shledley Cattle Co-S.
D.
.t cows.
1061
4 00 lot steers .. 1IS2
30
I 30
( 30
4 30
3 30
3 90
3 50
53 steers.
.1206
.1016
.12W
T.
I 30 99 steers ...1230
3 50 7 steers.. ..I22S
4 30 4 steer... .1215
Wlllson-S D
3 35 IS steer ... $66
Hlarkmnn- Idaho.
4 15 6 feeder.. 956
2.i steer.
IS steers.
2 feeder.. 903
W. II
7.1 feeder.. 1136
II rows.
1059 3 45 1 feeder... 900
S. P Morgan-Neb.
915 4 Oil 3 feeder.. 913 3 50
A. S Wootl-S. I).
19 feeders.
5 heifer..
I cow
:9 feeders .
. S60 3 00 3 cows 973
100 2 ,VI 1 steer 520
V9I 3 75 3 feeder.. 91
2 00
2 Oil
3 50
MONTANA.
I COWS
3 cows
.1017
2 70
2 70
I steer 1250 3 90
1 steer 1310 3 90
1026
29 steers. ...1221
3 9i) 23 steers
.1271
.1020
. S50
.1029
3 9)
2 70
2 70
3 20
3 .0
2 steer. ...1270
21 feeders.. I1&S
3 feeders. 1130
4S cows 1035
1 cow 1070
3 9i)
1 cow..,
I cow. . ,
I 25
3 75
3 3i I
3 20
1 90
4 l
3 ftl
2 90
52 cows
1 steer.... 1220
II calve. . . 261
13 feeder.. 937
t cow S79
4 cows M2
DAKOTA.
1 feeder. . .1070
2 feeders.. 1125
3 cows 1056
3 S3
2 50
I calve
I cows.
1 cow..
170
..I116O
..ioso
SOI 'TM
is feeders 1075
I feeder ..1220
3 feeders.. 1033
1 cow 11ml
1 cow insn
I bull DM
F.
22 feeders. 9S
I 25
3 50
I 25
3 50
4 25
3 05
3 05
3 35
2 cows..
2 cows..
.1020
.1115
2 5o
Yorgnn,
3 9)
3 90
Idaho.
25 steers. ...1191
T.
J. Itrown-
-Idaho.
13 feeders.. 966 I 10 17 feetlers.
W llnnilvVeli
. 9S7 4 05
. 93.1 3 23
.1015 2f0
23 feeders.. 912 3 00 "3 feeders.
R. M. Crawford-Neb.
I.i feeders.. 935 3 73 2 cows....
5 fecedrs.. 033 3 on
. . II T. Clark-Idaho.
9 feeders.. 912 3 75 3 feeders.. 1113 3
1 feeder... 1350 3 00
Marvel llnrsev Co .Wvn
36 steers.. ..1214 4 40
10 cows HU7 3 53 fi cow....
19 cows I03S 2 SO 2 cows
S cows mm 3 5,-,
James Wilson .R. n
.10S1
. 9S0
3 55
2 SO
26 steers.... 93.1 3 15 3 cows....
970
. H. Wakenian Colo.
73 feetlers.. 1055 I 15 2 feetlers. .1065
II. Diioiiette Colo
3 51
1 1 5
2 93
2 frl
2 50
3 50
3 (V.
3 05
3 03
lfi feeders.. 929 3 40 25 steers.,
120S
.10.12
.1050
. 910
Charles Mann Neb.
3 feeders.. S73 3 73 7 cnvis
11 feeders.. SSS 3 75 lcow....
fi heifers... 7Hi 3 01) 1 cow....
Roso ,t O Neb.
SSO 3 50 3 feetlers.. 1926
100 3 50 r, heifers... 7IS
22 feeders.
I feeder...
6 heifer..
1 heifer...
1 heifer...
mo 3 ns 4 hHirers
550 3 or. 1 heifer.
720
&S0
:) 3 oo
M. Ahrens Neb.
926 3 S3
39 feetlers.
3 cows
1010
BSI
2 90 3 bulls 1273
3 60
Montana.
3 00 26 cow 96S
3 23 9 cows ...1052
3 00
17 feeders.
2 feetlers.
IKS
2 90
2 heifers..
R20
inutile cattle L'o. Mont.
Mk, civs. 253 5 01 12 feeders.. 13.19
I 55
I 55
1 55
10 feeders. I3S3 4 55 3S feetlers. 1T29
26 feetlers.. 1310 -Iff, 10 feetlers. .1353
33 reetler.M. .132S 4 55
HOOS Thero was about an nverage run
nf hogs here today, but as Chicago had
4S.0ii and the ninrket there was WfjKc
lower, prices here took a drop. The de
mand, though, was falrlv gootl, ho that
the market did not go off as much as at
other points. The market was all the
way from 5c to 10c lowor In extreme cases,
but generally 7'.jo lower. The bulk of the
light anil mixed hogs sold nt $5.00. ns
URiilnst $5.05tf5.07H on Saturday. There
were no jirlme light weights on sale to
day, which accounts for the lack of a mmd
top. The heavier hogs soltl mostly ut $1 95
mm t ni'j nnu 1110 coarse, common stuff
went from $4.93 down. Taking everything
Into consideration. It was 11 falrlv active
miirKct. un ine Close mere were several
undesirable loads that packers dltl not
seem to want and on that class of stuff
me leeung wns naturally n little weak
Representative sales:
No. Av. Hli. Pr. No.
47 316 80 4 9) CS .
U 267 ... 4 93U 72..
Av
....:i5
....230
....344
....176
....231
i.'":t
....22)
....310
....2111
.'...271
...,26'i
233
.4 234
, . . . '2 '
""235
....VIZ
Hh Pr
80 i 00
SO 5 00
4) 5 00
80 5 00
200 5 (V)
... 5 01
41...
61...
M...
.'.9...
55...
...267
...M6
...7
...2S1
. . .20.1
. . .293
...215
...294
...234
...245
...lit
...311
...301
...221
4 Mid
4 n:ii
4 92i3
4 92'j
4 95
4 05
4 95
4 95
4 !'5
4 95
4 05
4 95
4 95
4 95
4 97ii
4 97't
62...
86..
80
120
63..
50..
71..
El..
70..
"
f5.'.'
8.1. V.
72..
70 .
40
40
5 00
8 O)
5 00
5 00
5 no
65.
58.
11
66
?1
6)
63
69
05
S5
63
63
51
60
!S0
40
5 00
5 00
0)
5 IV)
5 00
5 Oil
5 00
5 00
5 00
f. 021J
.231
.231
.267
.209
.281
.2TS
216
120
60
74 232
4 07il 66..
.241
40
4 97'i 70.
4 STI.j 79.
5 (.1 78.,
5 0) 95
..258
..223
.186
40
(0
40
... h 05
160 & 05
17!)
.231
225 ... D 00 78
40 5 05
SilKKP There was a cootl .liberal run
of sheep here today, hut packers seemed to
wani iresn supplies, antl as n result the
market started nut acllvo nnd at nbnni
steady prices on both sheep nntl lambs, it
was a good market and sellers found little
tlllllculty In disposing of the better gratles
There was no particular change In feed
ers, the demand keening up In good shape
Quotation' Choice western grass weth
ers, $3.35i3.50; fair to good grnss wethers,
$3.2.ifi 3.3.i; choice grass yearlings, $.1.333.50.
choice uwes, $2,901(3.25; fair to gootl ewes,
$2.6.ifi2.90; fair to gootl yearlings. $3.23B3.33
choice spring lambs. $l.65ft4.7G; fair to gootl
spring lambs. $l.504.5; feeder welhers.
a1.25Ti3.IO; feeder lambs, $1.00 1.25. Repre
sentatlve sales:
No. Av
362 Wyoming feeding yearlings.. S4
12S Wyoming feeding yearlings.. 91
Av. Pr
54 3 35
91 3 35
99 3 10
69 4 10
97 00
93 2 00
97 ,1 11O
102 : 10
102 3 10
10 3 10
1C9 1 10
95 I '
91 J .0
97 10
92 3 10
91 I )
55 I "5
7 I '0
61 4 60
63 4 '10
97 .1 20
96 :i 20
, 96 3 20
Oil I 14111 I'l ll' M
159 Vt.ih lambs
32 common ewes
23 common ewes
233 I'tah stock ewes ...
79 Idaho owes
129 Idaho ewes
lss Idaho ewes
116 Idaho owes
po Idaho wethers
114 Idaho wethers
52 Idaho wethers
129 Idaho wethers
loo Idaho wethers
12 buck Iambs
1.19 feeding lambs
779 Idaho lambs
2is Idaho lambs
413 Wyoming ewea
110 Wyoming ewes
111 Wyoming ewes
rinrujo i.ivi; .stock iiiki:t.
(loud to Choice Crudes of Cuttle
It 11 one SfiiiiiMilint llluher.
CHICAOO. Aug. 27 - CATTLK -Ret elpts
2I.O0O, Including 5 600 western nnd "On Tot
alis. Oood to choice gradt s stronger, com
mon lo fair, weak to a shade lower, hu'i It
ers' slock llrm; westerns and Texans steady
to strong; natives, best, on sale today, "vvo
cirlnails at $6.10; good to prime stcrs
$5,1516.10; poor to mrdlum. $601i5 10, se
lected feeders, firm, $I.OOfM73. mixed stock
ers. steady. S3 354(3.90. iowh. $2 731(160,
heifers, $3 001(3 00; canner $200112.13, bulls.
$2.73t4 50: inlvcs, $5(H0.73 Texans. re
ceipts 700: best on s.tle ludtn. two curlmuN
at $155; Texns fed steers, $1. plt5 (. 'V,n
grass steers. $.1237(110; Texas hulls, $2.10
73.40
HOOS Receipts today, IS.fmO; tomorro.v.
19,(l0 estimated, left over. 6,099; CjflOc lower,
top. $5 15; mixed and butchers. 14 9015 1''.
good to choice heavy, tr,.fnHii.K; rough
heavy. $IS(K(.l.95; light. $3.10f(n. 15; bulk nf
sales. $5 104(5 30.
SilKKP AND LA MRS Receipts, 2o.ri0,
sheep and lambs active. W,i''- high -r
good to choice welhers. $3 fififiS 83; fair lo
choice mlxetl, $1 .151(3.60; western shcp
$1 401(3 75. Ttx.is sheep. $1,5013 60; tia'lte
lambs, $1 (Of5.60, western lambs, $ i3T
5 60
cn InrU I, lie fttncU.
N'P.W YORK. Aug 27 HKKVK6 lie.
celpts. 5.6.12 head, steers tlrm to 100 higher
rniith stuff opened stronger clot'd du'l
with tho advance lost, steers, $1.0025.80,
Texans, $4 P0; oxen and tns. $3.5ogi 60
bulls, $2 35,) 25, cow, $115 if 4 IK Cables,
nrm, live cattle nt Lherpni). 11VJI2. nt
London. ll''S12l4; refrigerator beet, Sii9'so
per pound; shipments, tmne
CALVKS-Hecelpts, 3,271 head; veals
steady to 11 shade higher, grosser and but.
tertnllk. lower, about. 11M sold; venls. $." a
(fiS.PO. choice and extra. $J 25ifiN.37H; gras
ers nnd buttermilk, $2 7Mf3 50.
, SII1JKP AND LA.V11S HcrelpM, 10.5"4
head; sheep, tlull; lambs, firm for top
grades; others stenilv. hcep, $2.7(10.
choice anil export wethers, $4.37'4HI 75,
cull. $2 (H2 25, 'ami'. $V'rf7fl0, culls, $.1. 0
174, T.
HOOS -Receipts. 10.500 head: lower nt
$5.flo!ft.S; choice light, stntc hog nntl plgJ,
$5 90.
st. I, mils Mir Stuck.
ST. LOI'IS. Mo.. Aug. 27. -CATTLK Re
celpts. 2,3110. Including t.6ii Teans; market
steads : native shipping ami export steers.
$I.SSfi, tliesscil beef ami butcher steers,
$4 30fi5f. steers under HH) nouiuls. $125.
5.35; stockers mid feeder. JlfW 1-75: cows
and heifer. $2 oivjM.vft, canner. $1.25UJ5o,
bulls, $2.7.Vm.OO, Texas anil Indian steers,
$3.IHH50; cows and heifers. $2 30472. 6V
HOOS Receipt. 2,400 head; market
steady nnd 10c lower, pigs nntl lights, $5,"S
17,5 15; packers, $5 1W5.25; butcher. $5 25.f
'silKKP AND l.AMRS-Recelpts. l.Oen
head; market slow, steady; muttons. $1(0
ffil.00; lambs, $3 S5ffR.Hl; culls mid bucks,
$2.00113.75; stockers. $.1.0ufl3 to.
.stuck In Sltttit,
Following are the re el'itt at the four
principal western markets for August 27
OP tie. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha 7.759 3,11:1 I2.M3
Chicago 2.1t"l IS.O111I 2 '00)
Kansas Cliv 1.71m 2,7.0 2, ,01)
St. Louis 2..!() 2.(i"i l.'iOO
Totals
16.S.Y1 56.213 J6,l;3
WI111I
RKD I.ODiiK. Mont. Aug. 27 -A whole
sale In 1 1 de'lver occurred hern .Sunday
morning. Parties on Hie outside pried off.
a window bar ami opened the cells with
skeleton keys Frank Woodstock, a hurso
thief; Dick Johnson, a hnlf-breed who
stabbed a while nmn at Kotlct Inst week.
Tinkler, a forger, and John Wllburn, nllan
Waltlcn. wantetl at Clayton. N M for cat
tle stealing and J.ill breaking, escaped.
Frank Russell, a tinted forger, who Is al
leged to have operated cMeuslvely nt
Chiilcan, lure and other places, and
"Slicker .lltti " a horse thief, although
threat' ned l tlv oilirrs null ilcatli, re
fused to i,i. the I. ill It Is Hinpnseil tlm
four men lw.- gun tnt.i .nilng t,i mln
Hie "Hole In the ill gang . f despen
dues This is the thud Mine the jail has
bet n opened fr.un the outside within two
year.
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