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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: WEDNESDAY, AT'CJTJST 7, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
I Hporti frm Northwest Ihow that Whit li
Nt at Qui a& Ei poo ted.
NERVOUSNESS IN THE CORN MARKET
.Volume of Trnilr CnnipnrnHt el y Stnnll
-Locnl Conditions (iiivcrnlnx Sen
timent tint Rule Dull
mill SnrniWi
CUICAtiO, Aug. ti. WenkncBS In corn nnd
a weaker .export weakened wheut loil.iy
unci September closed lower. Com
closed lc down nml oats ic depressed, Pro
visions lit the close showed a decline of lWi
1214c to 20c.
While the Liverpool market showed some
ndvunce It was disappointing when com
pared to Hid bulge In wheat here yester
day. In addition it wu hellmcd that the
recent heavy movement to the other side
would show a decrease when the seaport
were heard trorn, These considerations in
u restricted market line) their tiuural effect
at the beginning ot business, September
opening Hwlio under yesterday at 70 V to
70V4c. On covering a small line of short
wheat the price was run up to 7uic within
Jlvo minutes of the opening, for some time
thereafter the tone was weak, sympathy
ith corn and the heavy receipts being de
pressing factors, Selling was on an ex
tremely moderate scale, hut prices did not
sternly till September was quoted at 9'c.
A sharp rally to 70V- followed reports of
heavy export sales, hut the absence of con
firmation of these reports resulted In nn
equally sharp decline to 7oc, nml the close
found the market wenk, September M'-nC
tinder yesterday nt 7(n70'c. Homo atten
tion whs given tidings from the northwest,
where It was said the weather had wrought
nome damage, It was claimed that In some
fecttons where twenty-live hushols per
acre hnd been expected from eight to llf
teen bushels only would be threshed. Im
porters reported 25 carloads taken. Sea
board clearances In wheat and Hour were
tqunl to 95,m bushels, while primary lc
celits were sit, (km bushels, compared with
Wtj.too bushels last year. Local receipts
were 513 cars, Kl of contract grade. Mm
Iieapolls and Duluth reported 137 ears,
ugalust 10S last week and iill a year iiko.
Ilradstreet's world's vlslblu showed an In
creaue of 1.273,0"0 bushels.
Nervousness caused a rather narrow
fluttering of prltes In the corn market, but
while messages from the west were of the
usu.il gloomy tenor the general feeling that
nil drouth damages had been liberally ills
counted was the ruling factor In the mar
ket. The volume of trade was compara
tively small, a condition tending to weaken
the hnnds of holders whose margins were
being thinned. In the day's trade snots of
strength were observable, but this was
due to wheat chlelly. When wheat turned
easier the corn market took the cue with
kucIi readiness that it was soon Inlluenclng
the former market. September between
. KiTsC and 57',4c and closed lc under yester
day at 6CT(,c. Receipts were 233 cars.
With purely local conditions governing
nentlment the oats market ruled dull and
narrow. The corn weakness was. of course,
lliduontlal, but there was sufficient local
, Hiipport on the breaks to hold prices com-
narntlvcly steady. September sold between
hue nnd afic and closed ?c lower at attic.
' Itecelpts were 173 cars.
I'rovislons for September delivery ruled
ensler In sympathy with hob 'pr ices and
also with corn, Pork closed 20c lower nt
J13.97H. Inrd 12Ho down nt $s.fi2l4 nnd ribs
KWI2'c depressed nt $7.NW7,82',4. , ,.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: heat. 210
cars, corn. 93 curs; onts, 1S3 cars; hogs, 31,
' COO head. . , ;,
The loading futures ranged as follows:
Xrtlcles.l Open. I High. I Low. Closc.lYes'y.
Wheat I
I I I
AUg.
Sept.
Dec.
, Corn
Sept. Oct.
Dec.
Oats-
Rept.
May
.Tork
Sept.
Jan.
X-nrd
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
elllns-
i" Sept.
Oct.
I Jan.
I I rc,
70Ti C9Ti1T70 705 '
72ira
73
B7H
h-tt
6S4
38tli
33 I
37,
33
37
h 72',4! n lr.
II 80 14 93
Z2B
I 72'i7:i3fl
' 56' SfiS. 67,
.174 6"li Mt'i
S7i0T4 B7741
I 1 I
I 3441 K
13 83 I 13 97H)' 4
I 14 90 I 14 00 15 CO
8 70 S 70
S 7714 8 77V4
8 70 8 70
' 7 R7 ' 7 874
7 90 7 TM
7 771,4 7 77U
8 00 S 62V4 8 76
8 074 8 fiT'A R R0
8 62HI 8 63 I 8 75
! 7 80 ' 7 82V41 7 925
7 83 7 8714 7 93
7 72V4 7 73 7 SO
" 'No. 2. . ,
Cash quotations were as follows:
KLOUIt Steady: winter patents. WAwst
3 DO stralRliis J3.00O3.30: clears, W.W3.W:
ipr Ing specials. JI.1WT4.20: patents $3.10
8.70 straights. 2.S0fl3.2O; baker? i J2.20ff2.BS.
WIIKAT No. 3 spring, Gi0.O,4c; No. 2
TPcm-$C2. 55c; No. 2 J-nowWic
OATS-No. 2. 3SVf.iH3fiV.fi: No. 2 white,
87V4c; No. 3 white. 3tiif37-Vc.
ItVK No. 2. EG'iflfii'.ic. ,
HAUIiKV Pair to choice maltinK. CSfltilc
HKICDS-No. 1 flax, Jl.fi3fll.07; No. 1 north
western. Jl.il3fjl.e7: clover, contract grade,
$10.25; prime timothy. JS.30. .mn-PHOVISIONS-Mess
pork, per bbl:. J13.90W
13 93 I.nrd. per 100 l.s.. JS.6lMT8.fi3; short
rlim si lcs (loose). $7.7B5f7.90. Dry sn ted
h i luUl'-rs (boxe.l. K 37V4i!'7.62Vi. Short clear
p ie" boxed). IS.pf1fl8.4t.
WHISKY Hasls of high wines. J1.C9.
Following aro the receipts nnd shipment
for today: Receipts. Shipments.
atll!!f'-v:v::::::::::::
rorn bU i . -229 000 129.WV)
OatS' Ik i" I........ ... ...522.) 159,000
live b 11 23.000
SJ'bu::::::::::::: 7.000 3.0M
On the Produce exchange today the nut
ter mn-ket war llrrn; creameries. 14W ij ;
"atrlcs. 12S1CV4C. Cheese, steady. 9Q104c.
Eggs, tlrm; fresh, 14fll4V4f.
M5W YOniC CillXBIIAIi MAItKET,
Qnntntinm. of the Dnr on Vnrlouw
t'oninioilltles.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-KI.OUR-nerelpts.
19.695 libls.: exports, 13.KR bbls.: mnritct
pteady; winter patents. J5'(i3.S0; wtntr
utralghts, J3.S0n3.C0; Minnesota patents,
3.70'.t 1.00; winter extras, J2.50fi2.0; Mlnne
Mita bakers. J2.R51j3.15; winter low grades,
$2 n0fI4.no. Hyo Hour, quiet; fair to gr.o.l,
J2.70if3.15; choice to fancy. $3.151? 3.35.
COHNMRAU Klrm; yellow western, J1.2j;
city. J1.12; nrnndywlne, J3.10Jj3.25.
UYK-Stendy; No. 2 western, COc, f. o. b.,
nlloiit; Htate, BSiific, c. 1. f., New York car
lots. ... .
HAHL.HY Steady; feeding, 62e. c. t, f
Buffalo; malting. 6041 (Be. c. I. f., Buffnlo.
IIAUI.KY MAIr Dull; western, h..iT,2c.
WHKAT Receipts, 23,700 Im.; exports,
St,543 bu. Spot, dull; No. 2 red. 77e, f. o, b.,
nlloat; No. 2 red, 75V4C, elevator; No. 1
northern, Duluth, 7SVjC f. o. b nfloat;
No. 1 hard, Duluth, M'.ie, f. o. b.. alloat.
Options opened llrrn on local covering and
foreign Inquiry. l't "old off with outeldn
markets and under northwestern offerings.
They rallied later on strong French news,
St Louts buying and covering, but tlnally
declined with corn and closed easy at 'ifi'.c
net loss. September. 75'ffitl 3-lfip. closed at
75c; October, 7aMt7i5V4o, closed at 75'i.c;
neeember. 77145178'. closed at 77N.C
CORN-Recelpts. 131.0WI bu.; exports, Bl.OrO
hu. Spot. eas ; Mi. J. wc, elevator, niri
ti2He, f. o b., nlloat Options opened steady,
with wheat, but later eased off under better
nop news ami tiiriner unloading, t.inseu
weak nt WlNc net loss. September, K0VH'
filiC clojed at tVl,c; December, Ol'iflGlTio,
closed at 61s8c.
OATS-Recf Ipts. 4S.70O bu.; exports. 11.05
i hu. Spot, quiet . No. 2. 3SV4e; No. 3, c;
' Kn. 2 white, l2Ifl2V4c; No. 3 white. 4H4'-;
track mixed western, S-YdtOe; track white,
40JJ49C, Options dull and easier, with corn.
HAY Steady; spring, 72'.iff75c; good to
, choice, 90fi93c.
' llOI'B Quiet: state, common to cholco,
,19tl crop, mISc; 1899, 10JT13o; olds. 2t5u.
lnetlc coast, 1900 crop, 13jl74c; U93. IHjloc;
olds. 25ic.
HIDICS-Steady; Clnlveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
, IS'jTlSVji': California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19Vc;
f Texns dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 1414c.
t 1. 1: AT 1 1 Kit Steady; hemlock- sole. Ruepos
Ayres, light to heavyweights, 244125c; acid,
5W2Si
I'ROVISIONS-Ileef. tlrm: family. JU.51
IK12.00; mess, J9.GWino.On; beef hams. J20.6O'if
22.00; packet. J10.OCKjno.nO; city, extra India
mess. J16.005flS.ft). Cut meats, dull; p ck
led bellies. J9.WfiU.00; pickled shoulders,
$T.004j7.2S; Pickled hams, JI1.25. Uird, easier;
western steamed, JS.95; retlned, eay; con
tinent, J9.10; South America, J9.75; erm
pound, J7.00di7.12Vj. Pork, steady; family,
JliVWii 17.00; hhort clears. Jl6.0OfTl7.50; mess,
Jl3.50lt!.&0.
I TAI.LOW-Stciidy; city. 4ic; country.
Witf-c
RI'TTKR-Reeelpls. 13.451 pkgs.; steady;
ptote dairy. H1il9c; creamery. lfif20Vio;
(western June factory, 1547l54c; Imltat'on
creamery. UftUVic).
CIHSnsn-ltecclpts, 2.026 pkgs,; weak;
fancy large colored. 9V4c; fnncy large white,
PHi: fnncy small colored, 9c; fancy small
white. 9V49Hc.
KOOS Receipts 11,310 pkgs.: steady; state
Jind 1'cnnsylvanla, HWilSe; western candled,
'a2il6Wc: western uncandled, Sjfltc.
MKTAI4 Available spot supplies of tin
nre receiving n good inquiry nnd vnlus
tijcld pretty Arm nil day, with the dote
tlrm at J27.3o??2S.00 for snot Futures ruled
dull and easy, August nt J25 and November
at Kiii'j. in ixjndoti the mnrket for tin
whs easier, under the liquidation, spot
being Li lis 5d off and futures 1 17s (1,
thus spot tin closed nt 116 and futures nt
117 2s 6d. 1-ocnlly, the copper market wns
dull and nominally unchanged on the basis
of J16.5O817.U0 for Like Superior nnd 16.37'2
1116.621 for casting and electrolytic At
London values declined 10s, which closed
spot at fti Ss 9d nnd futures nt C6 lfis 3d.
making a new record for the year. I.c.id
was nominally unchanged at Jt.37'4. as
wns also Imlon, where spot closed at
11 17s Cd. Spelter was dull at home and
abroad, closing nt J3.90fj3.95 here nnd at
1L16 Ins In t.im,t,in iiAm..tli- iron markets
ruled very dull, with prices more or less
In buyers' favor. I'lg Iron warrants, J9.E0
510.W; No, 1 northern foundry, hd.uj'jji.i.w;
No. 2 southern foundry. JH.fr 1 .."; .No. 1
southern foundry, J14.75'rl5.L5, No. 1 toft
foundry, 114.75ft 15.25. Glasgow warrants
closed nt 51s nnd Mlddlesbnroilgh at Ihs 3d.
OMAHA WIIOM2.SAI.rl MAHKI5T.
Condition of 'I' rude nnd qiintntlotm mi
."tuple nml Fnncj- Produce.
Knas-Receipts llbernl; loss off. lCft lOVi.
MVK I'Ol'I.TRY Hens, fiVic; youiu and
old roosters, 3c; turkeys, 64c: ducks and
geese, Ee; spring chickens, per lb., Iiyl2r.
Hl'TTl'R Common to fair, 12'(il2V4C,
choice dairy, In tubs, llyi5c; scpnrntor, 10?.
FRKSH FISH Rlack bass, lie; white
bass, kc, bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c; blue
llns, 7c; buffnloes, 6(401 cattish, 12c: cod, 9c;
crnpiiles, 75tlOc; clscoes, 7c; halibut, lie;
herring, c; haddock, 10c; pine, 9c; red
snapper, loc; salmon, He; sunllsh, 5c; trout,
9c. whltellsh. 9c.
I'lOIIONS-I.lve, per do., COc.
VICALS-Cholce, Ml 9c. . . ,
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Jio.ib; No. 2 upland. J9.60; medium. J9; coarse,
. nyn straw, J6..W. Tticse prices are iu
hay of good color and quality. Demand
tnlr. Receipts, 2 cars.
WHHAT-70'.ic
CORN--Vic.
OAT8-40C.
RRAN-J16.
VKOKTA1H.KS.
(IRK UN' CORN-Per doz.. 10c
CARROTS Per doz., 20c.
RKHTS Per half bushel bnsket, 40c.
Tl'RNIPS-Per basket. 30c.
Ct'Cl'MUKRS-Home grown, per doz., 20
33c.
l.KTl l'L'1-; I'er du., .-uc.
RADISH K8 Per doz., 1520c.
PARSMIY Per doz.. 20o.
N 15 W I 'OTATOKS-8511 )C.
CARHAOi: Home grown, 3Vjc.
TOMATOi:S-Home grown, per lS-lb.
basket, Ji.rm.
ON IONS -Home grown, per id., -s'tc
CACMFI.OWKR Home grown, per doz.,
HHANS-Wnx. ncr half-bi. basket, Jl;
string, per half-bu. basket, 76c,
I'ISAH -ret on., i; per uaii-ou., wv;.
CANTALOUPE Per basket, 7OC47U.00;
crates, J2. .
WATIlRMIiLONS Texas, 2Uyoc. as 10
8lf- . .
CIJLIIUY-Kalnm.izon. per Dtincn. .wjic.
FRUITS.
APPLKS-Pcr bbl., J2.50IJ2.75.
CHintRlHS-Native. per S-lb. basket, 35c;
Missouri, per 24-qt. case, J2.
PHACHUS--California, per box, Mc: frco
stone, Jl; choice Klbertos, Jl; fnncy, J1.20.
PLl'MS-Cnllfornln, tier crate. J1.254J1.50;
home grown, per 8-lb. basket, 25c.
PKARS-nartlctts, J2.254t2.50.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOKS Vnlenclas, J5.00; Med. sweets,
i.kjionw cniirornia, extra tancy,
. -
6.0O; choice, J5.50.
hanajsab rcr Duncu, according 10 size,
J2.KHf2.50.
FIOS California, new cartons, 73c; lay
ers, 63c: imported, per lb., 104i'12c, ,
DATKS Persian. In GO-lb. boxes, Hairs, sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per bbl., JI.&O; per half-bbl., J2.7S.
NL'TS English walnuts, per lb.. 15c: Al
berts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., 184(20c;
raw peanuts, per lb., 54(5V4c; roasted,
7V4c; Urazlls. 13c; peenns, loi22c.
HIDES No. 1 crocn. 6V!ic: No. 2 green.
5V4c; No 1 salted, 7V4; No, 2 salted, 6V4c;
No. 1 venl calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., fic; dry hides, 8Q13c; sheep
pelts, 234J75c; horse hides, J1.504J2.25.
Si. I.oiiIm Cm In and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6. WHEAT Weak: No.
2 red cash, elevator, 67V4c; track, 69fM9'4c:
September. fiSVic: December. 71l5ic: No. 2
hard, 94JC9',Jc.
uun.N-i,oi'r; no. 2 casti. &sc: track. bK
September. 574ic: December. 5S!4c: May.
60',(,c.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 36"iist3ic: track.
3iiM3Sc: September. SSVic: May. 38?ic: No.
2 white, 37Vifi3.Sc.
in w nra at b.-c.
FLAXSEED No market.
FLOUR Firm and nctlve: new red win
ter nntents. J3.401i3.W: extra fnncy and
strnlght. J3.004l3.10; clear. J2.654J2.90.
timothy BlifciD New. urm: prime, ;.,
to arrive.
CORNMEAL Steady at J2.93.
nilAN Stlffer: sacked, cast track, Soc,
with S7c this side.
HAY Timothy, steady at J13.0UW15.W
prairie, llrrn, not quoted.
wtiiaivi Bteatiy, i,za.
IRON COTTONTIES-J1.15.
RAC.aiNO-fii4i7'ic.
HEMP TWINE-UC.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Steadv: Jobbing.
J15.75. Lard, lower at J8.45. Dry salt meats
(boxed), dull nnd weak; extrn shorts, J8.12V4:
clear rib sides. $8.3714; clear Hides, js.Wia.
Hacon (boxed), dull nnd wenk: extra shorts.
JO; clear ribs. J9.37V4; clear sides, J9.50.
METALS-Lend: Steady at ii.&mi.w.
Spelter: Dull at $3.80.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 7c: springs,
Uc; turkeys, 7c: young, 114(12c; ducks, c;
springs, fie; geese, 3c; springs, fic.
RUTTER-Steady; creamery, 164J21V4c;
dairy. lSfflfiVic.
KUi.s Htcaiiy ; nearby iuc.
RECEIPTS Flour. 10.000 bbls.: wheat,
130,000 bu.: com. 42.000 bu.; oats. 191,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 17,000 bbls.; wheat,
113,000 bu.; corn, 90.0OQ bu.; oats, 35,000 bu.
Liverpool Ornln Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 6. WHEAT Snot.
No. 2 red western, winter, quiet at 5s Sd;
No. 1 northern, spring, steady at BsSVid;
No. 1 California, dull at 6s, Futures, quiet;
September, SsSVid; December, 5s 9V4d.
CORN Snot, tlrm: American mixed, new.
4s8Vil; American mixed, old, no stock. Fu
tures, steady; aepieinncr, hsoviu; ucioDcr,
4s8V4l: November, nominal.
PROVISIONS Hams, short cuts, steady
nt Ms. Bacon, short ribs, quiet nt 47s; long
clear middles, heavy, steady nt 43s 9d.
HOPS At London (t'ncinc coast) nun nt
3 10s 4.5s.
PEAS-Canadlnn. 6s ?;d,
Heeelnts of wheat during the last three
dnys. 30,000 centals, Including 14,000 Amer
lean, Receipts of American corn during tno last
three days, 32,100 centals.
Kiuisnn nt.v (irnln unit Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 8.-WHBAT-6!c;
December, "ai!fi G7To; ensh, No, 2 hard, 6514
4766c; No. 3, il'.Ji 65V4c ; No. 2 red, CSc,
CORN September, fi7i4j57Tc; December,
57-c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 67Vi4J58Vjc; No, 2
white. 59i0c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 39V4ff40c.
RYE-No. 2, OSTitMc.
HAY Choice timothy, J14.50; choice prnlrle,
$14.00,
Rl'TTER - Creamery, 16i.44jl9c; dairy,
fnncy, 14ls4T16e.
EOOS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kant as
stock quoted on 'change nt 10c doz., loss
off. cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Whent, 216.8CO bu.; corn,
83,200 bu.; oats, 36,000 bu.
SIIIPMENTS-Whent. 134,400 bu.; corn,
48,000 bu.; oats, 22,000 bu.
Pbllndelplilii Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug, .-Rl'TTER-
Flrm; fancy western creamery and prints,
21'ji;: fancy nearby prints, 21c.
EClfiS Firm: fresh nearby and western,
17c; fresh southwestern, 12V4c; fresh south
ern, 12e
CHEESE-FIrm; New York full creams,
fnncy small, 94?10e; New York full creams,
fair to choice, 9H579?c.
Minneapolis Wlient, Flour nnd Itrnn,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. fl.-WHUAT-Cnsh.
fiSVjc; September. fi7V44Jfi7llc; December. t'.9c;
on track, No. 1 hard, 70jc; No. 1 northern,
CSVc; No. 2 northern, 67V4c.
FLOUR First patents, J3.634i3.S5; second
patents, $3.5og3.0S; llrst clears, J2.654i2.95;
second clears, J2.po.
RRAN-ln bulk. J1.334J1.40.
MIMvniil.ee (irnln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. fi WHEAT-fiteady!
No. 1 northern, TlVjc; No. 2 northern, 70V4c;
September. 70c
RYE Firm; No. 1. 5ti4fltVc.
RARLEY Steady ; No. 2, 62c; sample, fiOc.
CORN September, 56c.
Peurln Mnrket.
PEORIA, III., Aug. 6.-CORN-Inactlve;
September. 5714c.
OATS Firm; No. 3 white, 36c, billed
through.
WHISKY-On the basis of J1.29 for fin
ished goods.
Unluth (Irnln Murkct,
DULUTH. Minn., Aug. 6. WHEAT No,
1 hard cash, 72jc: No. 2 northern, 6l4c;
No. 1 northern, b9VJc; new No. 1 northern,
69Vic; September, 6U',ic; December, 70ic.
OATS-35c. '
CORN-64V4C.
Toledo Ornln nnd Seed,
TOLEDO, O., Aus. 6.-WHEAT-Actlve,
lower; cash and August. 70c; September,
71'4e; December, 73ic.
, CORN-Qulet, lower; ensh, 53Uc; Septem
ber, 5fic, December, 57Uc.
P.A.7?7pilli ensh, 35'4c; September, 3PJc.
s!35.'VI':H8EGDCuSh' ,,rlme nn1 Ootobcr'
ChntiKo In Avnllnhtr Nnpplle..
NEW YORK, Aug, . Speclnl cnbte nnd
li. V' J!"'c ro'ninunlcatlons to Ilradstreet's
S . following changes In uvall.ib e
.W08 fro,n ,nt' lll!,t account:
heat, United Suites nnd Canada, enst
or fbe Rockies, Incrcasfd 2,073,(01 bu. Alloat
lor and In Europe, decreased UHffiO bu.
Total supply, Incrensed 1,273.im) bu.
torn. United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decreased J39.'i bit.
Oats, United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decreased 1,321,000 bu.
Among the more Important Increases re
ported to Ilradstreet's are those of 2S1.0.0
bu. at Chicago private elevators, 153,000 bu.
nt Newport News, m,m bu. at Lincoln
nnd vicinity. 145,0") bu. at St. Joseph, 115.(00
'", nt Norfolk, IOs.iko bu. nt luilsv lie.
80.000 bu. at Depot Harbor, 75.0(0 bu. nt M:tl
neapolls private elevators, 53.0W bu. at
Akron nnd 61.0W bu. at Knoxvllle.
The lending decreases aro those of to.000
bu. at .Manitoba nml 19.00) bu. nt Cotenu.
NHW VOHIC STtlCICS AMI ll()M)M.
Octieriil Condition lletter, Ilrlleetlntr
Hinder I'rlrrn for .Seenrltlen.
tJiL y.nK.' Al,K' ".-General conditions
Independent of the strike situation received
.il',ls"lcri,lll,,n ,0,m' than for some
ilmn.?.ml WC1X rt,lec,d l lilKhcr prices for
securities. News from the crop regions
was more encouraging and was supple-
21 m1 I'L !no. w,ri'kl' Kovernment crop
report, which Indicated Improved condi
tions at Important points, The outlook for
a large crop of spring and winter wheat,
in addition to some exceptional railroad
earnings, also helneil lit .n.inin i-
the latter Southern Railway and Missouri'
Pnclllc systtms showed Increases of JU3,!52
...... ..,,.-n rvsiieuiiveiy ror tne fourth
Wet'k III JulV. Tho irnln t.-,y th I. ..
July In gross earnings by the Great North
ern of $41o,ilo Ind cnted the volume of wheat
w1111.11 in now iieing-moveii to the seuboard
to meet the heavy export demand nnd the
higher price of thn cerenl today prompted
a better demand for the wheat-carrying
roads. St. Paul led this division with n,
gain at one time of 24. toiehlng 157'.
On tilt' Other bnnd .Virilism, anlirlnrl nn
nlmost as much when com displayed con-
milieu neiiviuess, support was liotlccablo
for stocks which were especially weak yes
terdny. these Including tho eastern trunk
lilies. Southeasterns. TmetlmiM nnd ln.
cities, where Improvements had been mnde
of 1 to .'lia points. Sugar felt an early re
sumption of yesterday's weakness, but
nfter losing n point sold up 4. All these
gains were considerably rrduced during the
late selling movement nnd net gnlns were
limited to fractions. Trading in tho steel
stocks wns comparatively light. The clos
lug of tho stock mnrket wns weak, with
business In Increased volume.
Railroad bonds were nulot today and tho
price movement wnH Irregular. Total sales.
par vniue. ji,u,o,viji. united Htates ootids
were all unchnnged on the Inst call.
Ttie commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram savs: There was ab-
solute idleness after our holiday, and tho
tone wns heavy In sympathy with Amer
ican stocks, which opened Hut. Later they
exhibited a slight tendency to hnrden, but
tho Improvement in prices wns not accom-
pnnieii ny business to nny extent. New
York's opening helned the conditions. We
were inclined to hope over here for some
thing to bring the strikers to renson. Cop
per shares wero flat on the prolongntlon of
the strike. The Hank of England has
bought 30,000 gold In Australia and 10,000
In China, nnd 500,000 Is duo from India on
Saturday. Paris exchange Is 25.51,
The following aro the closing prices on
tho New York Stock exchange:
Atchlcon
,lo I.IH
, 70V So. Railway 2
93 Vi do pfd 83
, 95 Tex. & l'aclllo 3:'.4
92 Tol., St. L. & W... 20
:.:; do pfd 3?u
. 6G'i Union Paclllc 9(i
;i do pM S7Vi
zn Wabash 20',
, 76 do pfd 37Ti
32!4 Wheel. & I.. K ITU
, 6S do 21 pfd 29
,1M Wis. Central 13
, 21H P. C. C. & St. L.... 73
El; Adams Kx 170
. 4IH American V.x 190
isd ir. s. iu s-.
,tl Wells-Fargo Kx 140
IS Amal. Copper 1104
, 37 Amer. Car & V 21
i.i do, pfd s:
. 1:14 Amer. I.ln. Oil 22
1 W.i do pfd , 611,4
, :i Amer. S. & It 51 U
lS7',i do pfd 100
220 Amer. Tobacco . ...l.tOli
, 41 Anac. Mln. Co 43
S.S',4 Ilrooklyn 11. T 73
, 3.- Coto. Fuel & Iron...
63 Con. Gas 215'i,
, 4S ICon. Tobacco 65i
173'.4' do pfi 115
, 4'JVj Oi-n. Klectrlo 24?
, 731i Rlucnsn Sucar H'.i
W. Hocking Coal IS
, 55 Inter. Taper 210i
72 I do pfd 75
02 Inter. 1'otrcr 9'i
!15 .I.iuledo Oas !'
100 National Ulseult ... 4!4
115 National Ix-ad in
163 National Salt (')
22?i do pfd 7.Mi
'J No. American 97
.04 I'aclOc Coast 6:
0.M; raclnc Mall 27
2.'U People's lias Ill
S: Presced S. Car O'.j
lis I do pfd 8?si
15CU Pullman I. Car 204
I'i itepubllo Steel IKa
f.'s 1 do pfd 73
31'i Sugar ,31
,H2-t Tenn. Coal & Iron.. BSij
3!-! Union Rag & P 14
, 71 I do pfd 70!J
, 50i'u. S. leather IJTi
, 371 do Pfd 7!U
, 76 U. S. Rubber K',i
, 6Ci.il do pfd 55
. 27 U. S. Steel 3!.'i
iV.i do pfd (1,4
,15Si Western Union SOU
. 52li'
IlRltlmore & Ohio.,
do pfd
Pntinillnn FncltlC .
Canaila So
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago Alton...
ln pM
Chi., Ind. & I.
An nM
ChlcoKo IU E. 111..-
ChlCBRO O. W
do 1st pr.l
rtn nM
Chicago A. N. V...
C. R. I. V
Chlcngo Tor. & Tr,
rln l.fil....
C. C. C. & St. L...
Colorado Ho
do tut pfd
do 21 rfd
Del. & HU'luol)
Del.. U & W
Denver &. It. u....
do nfd
Drlo
do ltt pfd
do !d nfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking valley ...
do nfd
Illinois Central ....
Iowa Central
do pfd
Iike Erie & W,...
do pfd
. & N'
Manhattan U
Met. XL My
Mat. fVntr.il
Me. National
Minn. & St. U
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
da nfd
N. J. Central ,
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & V
do nM
Ontario & V
'rnnsvlvanla
Heading
do 1st pfd
do .M nM
St. 1 1. & S. V
do let pfd
do 2d pfd
Kt. L. Southw
do nfd
Ht. Taul
So. raclnc
Nrtr York Money JInrUet.
NEW YORK. Aug. fi. MONEY On call,
closed steady. 2tr2'4 per rent; last loan. 2
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4hij5
p"er cent,
Sl'KRLlNO EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt J4.87'ii
for demand and ut tt.So''fj t.S5- for sixty
days; posted rates, tl.SiVaf.SVi; commercial
bills. S4.b44M.S5.
SILVER Unr, 5S?ic; Mexican dollars, 46c.
HON DS Government, steady; stato, In
active; rnllroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds are ns
follows;
U. S. ref. 2
107?; .V. J. C. gen. 6s...
ton; No. rnclfio 3s
1JSU do 4s
137 N V, C & St L 4s.
137 N. Si W. con. 4s..,
113 rOregon Nav. l...
l'.I Mo U
P7i "Oregon S, U Gs.,
10,'i Mo consol Ss
t!t neadlng gen. 4s..
1031, nio O. W. Is
9 St i, & I M e. 5s.
no st 1, & s r g. 6s.
.129
. 73
.104
.iVi
.103
.1171;
.101;
.129
117i
. 91
.113
.US
.173
.113
UVi
. 90 a;
.u.v,
. 57'i
118'i
.1)3
.103',
.118
.HOVi
.112lj
. 7i
. SC.
do Ji. reg. .......
do coupon
do new 4j, reg....
do coupon
do old 4s, reg
do coupon
do 5. reg
do coupon
D. of C. 3, ils....
Atchison gen. Is....
Mo adj. 4
Canada So. 2
dies. & O. 4'....
Mo Js
'C. & N. W. c. 7c
Mo fl. F. deb. 5s..
Chlraen Ter. 4S....
.st. Paul consols
l'.9
St P. C & P Is...
HS'i
122
9t
d7
1011J
s.-"i
V4
Mo 5s
So. I'aclft 4
So, Railway Bs....
"S. n. & T. 6s....
Tex. Pacific Is
Mo 2s
Cnlon l'aclflo 4...
Wabash Is ,.
"Colo. So. 4s
Denver It. .
Urle general 4s
K W. & D. C. Is.,
ilen. Klectrlc 5s....
Iowa Central U
1. N'. unl. 4s
1
.HMi' do 2s.
.I00',i 'Weht Shore 4s....
. S3 1 wis. Central Is...
. 97 Va. Centuries ...
.104,
M.. IC. & T. 2s
do 4s
N. Y. Central Is..
Bid.
Offered.
Tloston S(oet. mid nnnds.
BOSTON, Aug. f..-Cnll loans. 3JJ4V4 per
cent; time loans, 4ij5 per cent. Ofllclal
closing;
A.. T. A S. F....
. 70; N. i:. O. & C. 5s... 51
. 9?'4 Adventure rtij
.I3IH Hlngham M. Co 311
,2J6 Amal. Copper llu
.193 Atlantic 36
3H (!. & Hecin 735
.116 Centennial ;7
. 40 Kranklln 17
. S''S Miimboldt 21
,.150 OsceoLi (is
.253 Parrot .11
. S'.J Qulnry no
.2iiS Santa Ke Copper.... 6
.. 2'i Tamarack S43
,. 9H; ITtah Mining :si
. 95 Winona ;i
.103 'Wolverines B.'u
do pfd
Amer Sugar ....
lloston & Albany.
Iloston & Me
Dominion Coal ,
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
Oen. F.li-ctrle ...
Kd. nice. III.....
N. R. O. & C...,
Old Colony
Old Dominion ...
Union Taclflo ...
West End
Atchison 4s
Asked.
I'n re Ik 11 riniuiflnl.
LONDON, Aug, tl. Supplies of money
were fnlrly large today, notwithstanding
tho fact that the bulk of the recent heavy
borrowing from the Hank of England has
been repnld, Discounts were steady. Op
erators on the stock exchange have scarreiy
resumed business. The attendance was
meager, many of thn brokers being still
holiday-making. Huslness was generally
dull) Influenced by tho depression In Amer
icans In response to New York. The aspect
of the Btrlke and the fears of 11 11 unfavora
ble government crop report were also dis
couraging. After u weak opening prices
proved somewhat Irregular nnd closed llrrn.
Consols wro dull; trunks were tlrm, being
stimulated by tralllc returns and harvest
prospects. Americans were strong on the
street, several advancing 50c. Oold premi
ums are limited: Huenos Ayres, 134.70; Mad
rid. 33.82. The nnioiiut of bullion taken Into
the Hunk of England todny was 1M9.KU.
PARIS, Aug. ii. Tho bourse opened with
11 reaction today, Influenced by unfavorable
reports from America. Meager transactions
prevented a material decline. In the nfter
noon some demnud was Induced nnd there
was a better tendency. The close was
steady. Government securities were weak,
especially Spanish 4s, and Brazilians on un
favorable exchanges. Industrials were dull.
RIo tlntes were lower on the decline In cop
per In New York, Itltenslllcd by the steel
strike. Katllrs were llrrn on peace rumors.
T' I ...... ...... mi Tii . . ., t . rt.
,,.- vein leinvp, ivii .-?3v iui .iiu .
count; exchange on London, 25f 21c for
checks; Spanish Is, l.22',4.
RERL1N, Aug. t. Prices on the bourse
today opened weak, hardened under Loudon
advices nnd closed with n favorable tone,
wltli few exceptions. The Improvement
was principally In banks nnd mines, on
bear covering. Government securities were
nulot and rather weaker. Spanish Is de
clined In response to Paris ndvlces. Cnna
dlan Pnclllcs receded In sympathy with
New York. Exchange on London. 20 marks
4I'A pfgs. for checks. Discount rates; Short
bills, 2 per cent; three months' bills, 2's per
cent.
Loudon Stock ltiiitntloii.
LONDON, Aug. G. I p. m.-CIoslng:
Cons., money
.93 3.11 do 1st pfd....
... do 2.1 pfd
... 8S M.i K. ei T...1
...li'Jii do pfd
...M Norfolk & V.,
. do pfd
...IUJ'j Ontario & W.,
...f'J'a Reading
... 73 do 1st pfd....
,.. Ui,i do 2d pfd
,.. 4t So. Hallway .,
.. 91 do pfd
... 9V4 Union raclnc
... 63',
... M
... s
... .'('
... M
... 90
Wi
... J'i
... 2".4
... 2Si
... K,
... 9r'4
... 89S
... 2(.i,
... 3i
... S'J'i
... 4l
no account
Anaconda
Canadian Pnrlfln
St. Paul
Illinois Central .,
loulsvllle
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
So. Pacific
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Atchison pfci ,
llaltlmore & Ohio
Cl'cs. fc OhU. .
Chicago tl. V
Denver A It. O...
do pM
Rrle
7 do pfd
45 Wabash
2li.il do pfd
(IU Spanish 4s
!U'a Hand Mines ..
36 V
RAR SILVER-Stcndy nt 2fi.loii2fiil per oz.
MONEY 1H5i2 per cent. Rate of discount
In the open market for short bills, 2V'f2
per cent; tfirce months' bills, 2 7-16'j-J U-iti
per cent.
.Vevv York .Minion" Stocks,
NEW YORK, Aug. 6. The following nre
the closing (iuotutlous on mining stuclt.i;
Adams Con
Alice
Ilreece
llriuiswlck Con...
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal. & Va...
'.i iLlttle Chief 13
4S Ontario M2'i
110 Ophlr 6
11 I Phoenix S
C l'otosl 3
175 Savage 5
De.idwood Terra
Horn Silver ....
Iron Silver
.... 10 Sierra Nevada 10
....175 Ismail Hopes 50
ti stnndard 310
Iadvllln Con i
flnnk Clenrlnus.
OMAHA. Aug. 6. Hank clearings today,
J075.592; corresponding day Inst year, 31,12?,
10'i; decrease. J151.00I.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-Clenrlngs. J3.0C3,
.Wj money, 314?) fi per cent; New York ex
change, 5c discount.
NEW YORK, Aug. fi.-Clcarlngs, $259,741,
977; balances, $10,107,715.
HOSTON. Aug. fi.-Clenrlngs, J2I.S09.5S3;
balanecH. Sl.0th.T9U.
CH1CAOO. Aug. 6.-Clenrlllgs, $23,,1M;
bnlnnccs, $2,100,134; posted exchange, Jt.SCJr
1.M14J New York exchnnge, 15c discount.
HT. LOL'IS. Aug. ii.-Clenrlngs, $0,437,711;
balances, $920,041; money, 5rUl per cent;
New York exchange, 40c discount bid, 25c
discount nsked.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Clcarlngs, $15,
Sffi.oiU; balnnces, J2.nSi5.431.
MADRID. Aug. 6. The gold quotation to
day was 39.M.
Condition of tlir Trensnry.
WASHINOTON, Aug. (i. Today's stnte
ment of the treasury balnnces In tho gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reservo In tho division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $175,70O,2S7;
gold. $101,090,221.
(Nit tnu Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 0.-COTTON The
mnrket started off weak In tone nnd fever
ish, with prices 8 fo 13 points lower nnd for
tho rest of thn session wns well nigh de
moralized, with values at no time up to the
opening llgures. . Everything pointed to a
lower mnrket. The weekly government re
port stated that there- had been a general
Improvement of cotton since, the last report,
that the plant In th6 drouth section of the
southwest was standing the ordenl well and
that cott n was being picked over the
southern ctlon of Tcxiih and marketed.
The private crop reports received were
quite In keeping with the government state
ment nnd did much to dishearten the tired
longB. A few fcehlo efforts were mado from
time to time to bring nbout a rally, but
proved Ineffectual, ns buying came solely
from shorts and was Immediately followed
bv fresh pressure, from both sides. The de
cline sent August off to 7.10c; October. 7.18c,
and January, 7,24c, Tho market wus finally
barely steady, with prices net 16 to IS points
lower, Spot closed quiet and lower; mid
dling gulf. SVc; sales, 371 bales.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. fi.-COTTON-Du'l. un
chnnged: middling. Sc; no snlcs; receipts,
21S bales; shipments. 1,522 bales; stock.
47,337 bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. fi.-COTTON-Steady
at S l-Pic.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. fi.-COTTON
Quint; salts, 1.050 bales; ordinary, fi'Jc; good
ordinary, 0 7-lflc; low middling, 7'ic; mid
dling. Sc; good middling. Sic; mlddl ng
fair. 8c. nominal; receipts, U93 lia ci;
stock. E6.5G5 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6.-COTTON-Spot.
moderate business, prlcjs l?id lower: Amer
ican middling fair, 4 21-32d; good middling,
4 21-32d; middling. I13-32d: low middling.
4 3-10d; good ordinary. :il5-lSd; ordlnaiy.
31l-1tid. The snles of the day were 7.0 0
bales, of which BOO were for speculation and
export, and included t,7i American.
AVool Mnrket.
BOSTON. Aug. (i.-WOOI-The demand
for wool continues steady and fairly good
business prevails. Manufacturers nre buy
ing to meet their needs. The mnrket con
tinues o show speculation nnd the tone l
strong. Territory' wools head thn list of
sales. Fine medium and fine sells for about
40f4.'lc. while the strictly stable article Is
quoted nt Hfiloc Kloecc wools nre qul"t
for wnshed, with offerings smnll. Thera
have been small offerings of Austml'au
wools, but the nvnllnble offerings nre smal'.
Territory, scoured basis Montana: Elne,
HJ71Cc; scoured, 4lf?4Ce; line medium, 14ft
lfic; scoured, 42i43c; staple, IGfflTc; scoured,
40 18c. Utah, Wyoming and Idaho: Klne,
13f)l4c; scoured, U5f45o; tine medium. 1 (I?
14e: scoured. lOfi 13c: stank', ICffKc: scoured,
4fi(T47c. Australian, scoured basis Combing, 1
superfine, 7IC4 & : super, iixi.-c; goon,
70c: average, fiTifj t!7c.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 6. WOOL Steady, good
demand; medium grades, lljil7c; light tine.
llS'Hc; heavy line, 9JJllc; tub washed, 12f
21c. SiiKnr Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. B.-SUOAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3 9-lOc; centrifugal. 90
test. 4S-r.2c. Molasses sugar. 3 5-lfic. Re.
fined, quiet; No. 0. 4.75c; No. 7, 4.05c; No. S.
4.55c; No. 9. 4.50c; No. 10, 1.45c; No. 11, .40c;
No. 12. 1.40c; No. 13, 1.30c; No. 14, 4.20o;
standard A. 5.15c; confectioners' A. .r..15o;
jiiould A, 5.70c; cut lonf. 5,S3c; crushed,
5.S."c; powdered, 5.15c; granulated, 5.35c;
cubes, 5 00c.
LONDON, Aug. fi. REET SUGAR Au
gust. 9s 9id.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. fi. SUGAR
Quint: open kettle, 3 3-HViMc; open kettle,
centrifugal. ZitfWc; centrlfugnl yellow. 4i
tfi-1 9-lfic; seconds, 2,4'u3,se. Molasses, dull;
ccntrirugal, aftlli'.
Xeiv York Dry floods Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Aug. fi.-DRY GOODS-Tho
demand for homo account for brown cotton
has been limited, but some bids are re
ported for fair-sized quantities fnr export,
though tho latter have been generally re
jectcd by sellers. Ducks dull nnd un
changed. Rleached cottons quiet, but
steady. Coarse colored goods dull, but ni
change In prices. Prints In fair demand frr
staples at steadv prices; ranch's quiet.
Ginghams are steady, with moderate de
mand. MANCHESTER. Aug. fi.-Cloths dull, with
a fair Inquiry. Yarns, business modernte.
Krnpornted nnd Dried I'rnlts,
NEW YORK. Aug. fi.-EVAPORATED
APPLES--The situation remains about as
before stated. Demand for desirable grnlrs
Is urgent and they hold llrrn. Prices, how
ever, nre unchanged. Stnte, common ti
good. 4V4H7e; prime, 74? 7'jc : choice, 7s4lfjfc;
fnncy. MS'-je.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'lTS-MarUet
rilled dull, but nbout steady. Prunes, 3Vif
7c. Apricots. Royal. e'5fil3e: Moor Park,
6fll2c. Peaches, pealed, H5?le; unpteled,
(Ill nml Itiisln.
OIL CITY, Aug. (i.-OILS-Credlt bal
ances, $1.25; cerllllcates, no bid; shipments,
111.77K bbls.; average, 91,027 bbls.; runs, 9,.
590 bbls, ; nverage, 71.31S bbls.
NEW YORK, Aug. .-OILS-Cnttonseed,
quiet. Petroleum, dull. Rosin, tlrm. Tur
pentlne, steady, 30iA'fi37e.
LONDON. Aug, fi.-OILS-Ca!cutta lln
seed, spot, 55s Od. Turpentine spirits, 26s 3d.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Chole hat Steen About 8tedj, but Other
Hindi Sld Lower,
HOGS BROKE FIVE TO TEN CENTS
Sot Very llenty Iteeelptn of Sheep nnd
Lit 111 lis Todny nml Just About
Mently I'rlces Were Pnlil for
AntbliiK Iteslrnlile.
. SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 6.
.9 c 11 Monday a.Wj o.Vol b.wl
umciai ttiesuay 3,030 U.ili 4,lif
Twit flnvu I hla" , ...... I.
7.220 10.1MS 10.S0S
4,331 14,'jiO lS.iW
4,iti 1j,1vi2 lo.WI
i,Ml 2j,IJJ
I.jij.) 1U.UJI 8,oii
l',Ul 'J.KM U.U'J
Samo days last week..!
oainc week betore
tsumu three weeks ago,
baine lout weeks ago...
buiuo days last year....
AvtritBu price paid lor hogs at South
omanu thn past ttVerai du witn com
parisons, I 1901. lWO.U99.l3ils.lS9i.lSW.llWi
July 16...
July is..,
Juiy 17. .
July lt...
juiy is...
July 1:0...
July 21...
July 'u...
Juiy 23 ..
July 24...
July 2u...
July 26...
Juiy 'a...
July :s...
July 29...
Juiy m...
Ji'iy Jl...
August 1.
August 2.
August 3.
August 4.
August 5.
AllgUSt 6.
6 7JH ,
6 W, 6 02i
b Eo-)4i 4 9(1
f 5!il 4 fli
6 Uiftl 4 M
I 6 07
&67H '
5 iy-.4 5 15
6 lJ4l B !i
o 741 5 tj
5 tb;ii 5 O.'j
6 tejji 6 (.ti.
6 4JU 1
6 50 (.4 1 D 0o
5 01 10 09,
6 C6i 5 15
j" 7b 1 0 1!
t 79i4 6 15
. 5 10j
o M 1 1
5 M) , 5 04,
3 ii,
3 77 3 17
3 62 3 -U,
I i Ui
3 K ; 1
u fii 3 3-
3 Mi 3 3u
3 kl 3 3S
3 7i) 3 -7
3 S:i 3 2j
I 3 M
3 fc9 ,
3 87, 3 37,
3 2, , 3 i3
3 67 3 29
3 72 3 M,
3 ill 3 4I
! 3 oO
3 79
3 71, 3 45
3 07, 3 47j
3 01, 3 57,
3 il 3 63
3 ii' 3 10,
3 Wl 4 (4
3 Oil 4 dl
2 h t W
I 'JO) 4 &i
1 4
2 97 4 VI
2 US
2 M 4 85
J W, 4 61
i n i n
i iJl i M
It M
4 Oil
4 lbj
4 2El
4 19i
4 21j
4 34 1
I
4 30
4 31
4 2i
4 32
4 33
4 :
' I
4 32,
4 19
4 20,
4 33
4 431
4 45
I
2 J,
2 76
2 71
2 HI
2 111
2 7i
4 bJ
4 93
1 M
4 0,
4 4f
!13,I u
2 S5
2 j 4 C5
S LC 4 ui
Indicates Sunday.
brnmri,.0!1."6.1"1! uuinbcr of enrs of stock
brought In today by etich rond was:
p t c. . r, .... c'utl,!-H'Ks..Sh'p.n,ses.
O.' HtT L. Ry. ...... ,. Ji
.vussnuri i'aclllc Ry U
Union I'aclllc system ... 22
(' A- V VA' !..
4
20
5
41
4
13
31
13
F.. E. & M. V. R. R...
S. C. & P. Ry
C, St. P., M. .St o. Ry
R. A: M. R. It. R
C. R. .t Q. Ry
K. C. & St. J
C, R. 1. A: P., east....
C. R. I. Ai P.. west....
Illinois Central
20
. 'n
47
: i3
, a
, 9
It
Total receipts 149 159 11 "3
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
us follows, each buyer purchasing tliu num
ber of head Indicated;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Packing Co.,
1S2 1,530
f34
nwiu anil company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C.
Kvvilt and Co., K. C
Swift and Co., country...
R. Recker it Degau
Vnnsnnt A: Co
Lobman t Co
W. I. Stephen
Livingstone Ai Schaller...
Hamilton Ac Rothschild...
L. F. Hits
Mawhlnney
Wolf A: Miimnn
Other buyers
515
63S
2,007
3,911
72
710
1,990
901
070
117
75
'iis
23
91
12
25
15
4.1
1
16)
3.S7
01
372
Totals 3,372 10,050 3.67S
CATTLE There was 11 liberal run of
cattlu here today nnd nonrly everything
wns on tho natlvo order, not enough west
ern grassers being otTercd to make n test
of the market on that class of cattle.
The general tendency was to buy the tat
etuff lowci.
Receipts Included about GO cars of beef
steers and the market was rather slow
und weak. Some or the better grades sold
ut JiiBt about steady prices, but the com
moner kinds sold generally a dlmo lower.
The half-fat stuff In particular was hard to
dispose of ut nny price, ns packers did not
seem to cure for that class of cattle.
There wero practically no western range
beef cattle offered to make a test of tho
market.
There were quite a few cows and heifers
on sale todny. about 35 cars being offered.
The samo as In the case of steers, somo of
the best corn fed cows sold about steady,
but the general run of grassers was lower.
As compared with last Friday, it is safe to
call the market 1541250 lower, so that tho
advance of last week Is very largely lost.
There was not much change noticeable
In tho prices paid for bulls today and venl
calves also sold about steady, but stags
were weak.
There was a decided Improvement noticed
todny In the demand from tho country for
yearlings of good quality and ns a result
values on that class of cattle were a llttln
stronger. The heavy cattle did not seem
to bo as ready sellers and tho common
stuff of all weights was neglected, and cer
tainly no better prices were paid, Huyers
seem to wunt tho good cdltlo and they
want tho lighter, weights. Representative
srfles:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. l'r. No. Av. Pr.
4 7ir. 2 23 26 1102 4 90
1 72) 3 M 3 SM 4 90
1 CIO 2 j) 38 1127 4 95
j 1110 3 00 19 1231 5 00
2 793 3 10 20 1196 5 CO
1 720 3 25 61 1043 5 C3
1 790 3 h 1127 5 10
1 770 3 35 12 1113 u 10
4 C95 3 w) tO 1010 5 15
1 1000 4 00 34 1103 5 :o
9 1070 4 10 40 1123 5 20
14 1070 4 W) 6 1010 5 20
40 1050 4 60 7 1237 J 25
57 1093 4 70 IS 1323 5 25
112) 4 73 67 U6i 5 25
35 1S54 4 tO 20 1253 o dO
38 1250 4 0 57 1235 5 50
33 1171 t W 53 1027 6 M
9 959 4 SO 40 U9J & W
27 1090 4 90
STEERS TEXAS.
.... 877 4 1.5 1 1010 4 30
.... 971 4 31 21 1001 4 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
.... 772 4 65 19 1210 i 30
COWS.
2S...
107..
29.:
1....
4....
StO 1 23
1 700 2 90
912 1 50
76t) 1 50
907 1 75
9SS 1 90
950 3 TO
796 2 00
960 3 '
945 2 00
110 2 00
706 2 U0
1S30 2 00
sfcO 2 10
946 3 10
75") 2 10
905 2 13
910 2 ?J
90) 3 23
Ill 2 25
877 S 25
897 2 o5
1125 2 50
1350 2 dO
720 2 V)
720 3 uO
1090 2 50
1007 2 50
990 2 53
102O 2 33
Ma 2 60
978 2 'SO
900 2 00
834 2 3
1040 2 rS
1040 2 70
910 2 75
1160 3 73
1040 2 "5
980 2 'i5
lOi.O 3 75
81 S 75
896 2 15
976 3 )
867 2 80
1027 2 tO
978 2 .5
4 950 2 !)
4
105
912
1 '0
2 9o
96&
5....
3....
1....
12!!!.
3....
1....
12....
li....
1....
2.,,.
li...
1....
1....
15....
13....
i.'..'.
1....
1....
1....
4....
9....
1....
10....
11....
4....
1....
1....
13....
1....
I. ...
II. ...
18....
14....
20....
4....
963 3 W
13.
4.
1.
889 3 I.)
"67 3 00
800 3 1 0
850 3 ij
1060 3 (0
911 3 00
940 3 00
20..
3..
r...
1010 3 11)
9 1065 3 03
24...
26...
8...
. 817 3 ,0
.1091 3 10
. 908 3 10
. 8)6 3 10
25..
8 815 3 10
15 1015 3 2.)
1 11 CO 3 20
8 1131 3 25
2 1060 S 23
1 1260 3 23
3 1040 3 :'3
17 1016 3 23
2 920 3
56 1055 3 :3
1 9S0 3 33
1 1030 3 40
46 950 3 15
1 880 3 10
1 10IO 3 (0
1 920 3 .V)
1..
1..
1 1060 3 50
1421 3 50
930 3 M
1300 3 CO
1080 3 70
1183 3 75
1133 loo
1 950 4 CO
1216 4 (4
1303 4 25
U70 4 25
6
3
3
3
4
1
,.10'il 2 !5
.1155 4 55
COWS AND HEIFERS.
786 2 65
13.
!23 2 59
834 3 70
21
.... 731 4 20
.... 877 4 23
.... 563 2 90
.... 614 2 9.)
. ... 392 2 90
. . . . 5f5 3 10
.... 620 3 10
. ... Ml 3 50
.... 973 3 63
....1430 2 r-3
....111) 3 7.1
....1030 2 75
....12i 3 75
903
75 4
HEIFERS.
606
000
575
, 80
615
720
! iO
: 50
: 63
1 o
9.
7..
4..
1
1
1
1
1
'.'.'.'.'.
1
1
DULLS.
... 7?0 1 .V)
3
1
1
1
... 740 2 23
,..10O 2 33
...1400 2 50
...1165 2 50
...1330 2 60
...1110 2 CO
...1720 2 m
1
1
1
.116.1 3 25
. 980 3 hS
.1530 3 )
.175 I 50
. 110 4 ifi
. 162 4 M
. 170 4 M
. 190 4 50
. 165 4 1)
1
CALVES.
280 3 30 2
1
1
1
1
1
11
1
I
220 3 ro
270 3 75
250 I 1")
ZTi I )
170 4 25
216 4 :
2.VI 5 W
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
810 2 W I 518 3 70
420 2 23 1 690 3 i0
9 m 2 so 2 4 2 75
1 5;o 1 in i m 3 ;.
3 m 21-0 10 tti i :s
3 m 2 n ti) s 10
n co 2 vo 4 ow 3 00
STAGS.
1 lft") 2 M 19 1K1 4 20
1 1!W 1 J 14 1115 I 43
STOCK CALVES.
1 270 S 7J 1 1M 4 ?S
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 (ti 2 l ti Vt 3 13
2 90 i 30 13 7 3 JO
2 j 3 ;o 3 4(13 3 ; j
376 2 M 4 J2 3 .10
7 34 3 JO 73 3 8l
3 fi 2 IS lfl fM 3 )
2 7K J IS It 762 3 2S
2 SIS 2 li IS ii 3 (0
1 919 2 73 1. MV 3 10
1J it 2 i 1 3M 3 40
20 673 2 S 1 ISO 3 V)
2 SM 3 3 (St 3 .)
1 7C0 3 00 a tv S .VI
3 4'1) 3 'M (I M l 3 ,V)
4 :.o; 3 C0 f.K. 3 )
10 (10 3 .0 43 3 ;.3
m 3 ;o 8 m 3 60
7 Ml 3 li 17 970 3 70
M3 3 IS 7 39$ 3 .$
Joe Miner Nebr.iskn.
1 COW...
2 cows..
S cows..
..1250 $3 .5
1 cow.
. .1iX0 $2 50
...1010 3 5.5
,..1040 .1 10
1 cow.
1 cow.
. S90 3 r.i
.1200 3 35
li cows.
1043 .1 15
3i cows hWi 3 50 15 cows...
.1022 .1 50
J. ('. Mllll,'liV,.hriiultii
1 heifer.... 570 2 00 41 cows 9.V2 3 00
9 cows !iS2 2 00 2 stags 1225 2 50
Teat on Uros. Nebraska.
6 cows.. . 97S 3 00 IS cow 1006 3 10
HOGS There was a good liberal run of
hogs here today, and while u few hogs rold
early nt right close to steadv prlc s. the
general market wns lower. After the first
round packers wero generally blddltu
cents lower and In a good many casis if7'4
cents lower thnn yesterday's general mar
ket They wanted to buy the guiernl run
of mixed hogs from $5,75 to $5.80, but (.elle a
held on ror better prices und 11s a r. sut
It wns a little late before much was done
I ho fact that Chicago came s'ow and r.
cents lower was a strong factor In favor of
buyers nnd helped them materially In
pounding down values. The market h r'
did not Improve as the morning advnneid
and It Is safe to say that along toworl the
close It was BfJIO cents lower. Th llglit
hogs were left until the Inst and the ex
treme close was very slow and weak and
It wns a Into hour before a clearance was
made. The bulk ot all the Miles ext tvls
trom $o.i5 to $o.S5. Representative sales
No.
Av. an. t'r.
.NO.
71...
70...
73...
76...
17...
65...
00...
it.'.'.
1.0...
M...
66...
70"!
64...
61...
Av. en. IT.
..218 I) 5 80
..209 120 5 80
..222 120 5 80
20...
22...
62...
6J ..
79...
67...
69...
85...
53...
C7...
87...
54...
76...
52...
98...
85...
67...
65...
92
3 SO
.180
80 5 50
.161
8.1 I 50
...160 120 5 50
,tS.
80 rt 0
80 5 Sm
...182
...231
...184
40 3 1-5
.216
81 5 to
80 3 (.'
.250 120 5 80
...268
...233
40 5 80
80 t 50
...187
12.) 5 03
...313
80 3 J
,277 2") 5 80
.263 60 6 80
.20J 1C0 J 13
..212 4u 3 70
...246
.. 5 0
40 3 80
.193
.40
o iO
.238
.154
.180
40 5 70
...265 120
1 80
& 70
5 70
....2IS 40 5 V)
23S 160 u J I
.189 160
215 100 5 To
.241
3 .0
...226 160 5 70
...221 ... 5 70
.0.
91.
33.
61.
31.
70.
.2ii3
80 & 80
169 120 & 80
217 240 5 .0
.261
80 5 0
40 5 80
61 220
120 3 70
SO 5 7o
.238
79 19
258 120 5 80
7S.,
212 120 3 10
199 111 5 70
211 160 3 vi
53...
60...
.251 200 3 50
45....
74....
62....
79....
63....
17....
66....
76....
73....
78....
66....
52....
59....
...218 80 5 TJi,
...224 160 5 28a
...233 40 b 72i
...311 360 5 75
.230
50 5 So
57..
53..
70..
..261
40 3 50
267 129 5 i
275 120 6 50
.261
.218
40 5 75
219
80 5 82i
80 5 iS
40 5 75
80 5 73
71
IS
..223
SO 5 SA'i
80 6 82ia
S) 5 82U
.276
.230
.191
t.3.
.212 16.)
5
3
C8 215 120 3
.207
73.
.218
5 s:u
217 2(0 3 75
226 120 0 73
67....
59....
.220
.26)
40 5
80 5 5214
40 6 5:"j
03
80 5 75
74..
79..
63..
35..
73..
2C.
62..
80..
70..
61..
36..
ft)..
67..
73..
(5..
67..
73..
60..
C8..
11..
48..
.238
207
2'5
236
22-)
210
120 3 75
22.) 11,0 5 8'4
79.
83.
76.
71.
87.
id.
41.
. t a to
40 J 75
40 3 75
M f. 75
267 160 3 f.'l
2,i, 50
..2i
,.211
.210
40
821 1
4) 3 51',
218 120
73
267
ISO 5 82'j
ft, ,Z2i
4i .1 73
.214 200 5 124
2it i'j
218 20)
208 200
.237 80 5 )2l
79....
94....
75....
76....
65....
85....
69....
233
80 5 521,
....235
....243
....26.1
5 :s
3 82 H
5 i:
19
80 5 15
40
.223 160 3 73
.216 40 3 774
.217 ... 5 77t,
.222 280 6 62'1,
211 50 5 521!,
233 160 3 53
IV)
40
56 270
5 '.7i&
. .209
50 & 83
65 216 ...
CO 257 ...
-4 222
62..'."i.".'249 i'o
.1 r
3 77 V4
5 ;.
.281 160 3 55
243 40 5 55
....282
300 5 85
40 5 85
so 5 55
2(0 5 85
80 5 85
50 5 85
5 77'.
....211
71 213 2.10 5 '.7',j
It
78
38
77
39.".'.'.',
79
1
98
74
66
60
46
69
49
55
1..
.237
I'S
.223
,.250
73..
29..
...221 120 5 ,t'i
...291 40 3 77!4
...247 120 5 ,71.4
...253 40 5 77 (j
...220 120 3 774
...243 40 5 i7i,4
7)
7"
69""!!
00
48
76
76
83
74
83
231 120 6 53
..213
3 S3
..209
80 5 85
.232 120 3 85
.221
.225
. . 5 77i.ii
Si 5 77v
.280
.207
.211
85
8i 5 53
40 5 S3
.239 40
.230 240
5 171,
5 77U
.241 101 5 .5714
211 160 3 tO
..360
..254
..341
S 92Vi
..208 Sin) 6 80
..190 40 5 80
80 5 87 Vj
60 S 90
... 5 10
... SM
... 6 33
... 5 9.
... 5 95
... 5 95
89
71
73
70
64
82
..238 240 3 tO
..256
..314
!1
80 5 8n
120 5 50
50 5 80
1.3.
.233
.238
63 310
48 315
....219 160 3 80
....221 120 5 80
60 291
70 299
29.
63.,
.26)
80 5 50
SHEEP There wns not a very heavy vun
of sheep hero today nnd the general mar
ket can bo quoted Just nbout steady with,
yesterday. Packers seemed to want the
better grades and it was not long before
those answering to that description wero
disposed of. The common stuff was of
course neglected.
There were quite n few lambs on sal
this morning find the quality of the offer
ings as it whole wa. nothing ixtr.i. T. o
prices paid, though, did not show madi
change from yesterday, though It was evi
dent that tho market was no better.
Thero Is still only a light demand for
feeders at the samo quotations that have
been In forco ror some little time.
Quotation". Choice yearlings, $:i.25TM..riO;
ralr to good yenrllngs, $3.16Ji3.25; cholco
wethers. $3.00i?3.15; ralr to good wethers,
$2.f53.00; cholco ewes. 2.C0(2.9): r.ilr to
good ewes, $2.00i32.B0; choice spring lambs,
il.G5ft5.GO, tatr to good spring lambs, $4.25u
4 05; feeder wethers. $2..'i0q3.0O: reedcr lambs,
$3.uo'j'j.50. Representative sales
No.
Av.
Rr
$2 00
2 50
2 80
2 90
2 90
r. oi
1 0
13 western ewes
(i2 reeder wethers ....
M feeder lambs
217 western wethers ..
440 Utah wethers
205 western wethers ..
10 cull ewes
23 cull lambs
2S1 western owes
1 weste. n ewe
119 feeder lambs
M western wethers....
15 western lambs
141 western lambs
151 western lambs
..101
..101
.. DO
..102
..111
..122
,. 93
.. 62
.. 107
,. 70
,. 53
.. S7
.. 07
,. 5S
,. C'J
3 00
3 00
3 15
I 50
1 CO
4 50
CHICAGO l,l i: STOCK MARKET.
Cuttle mid Sheep Mow, Wlillr Ilo
Are l.iiirer.
CHICAGO, Aug. C.-CATTLE-Rccelpts,
4,000 head; very slow but steady; no choice
here; good to prime steers, nominally $5.0)
6ti.30; poor to medium, $l.25f5.50; stockers
and feeders, $2.2al.0(i; cows, $2.75f4.50;
heifers, $2.25fl l.hi; cannors. $1.50f(2. 10; bulls,
$2.25'n4.30; cnlves, $3,504(5.50; Texas steers,
$3.00Sfl.OO.
HOGS Receipts. 19,C) head; tomorrow,
2S,0ii head; left over, 0,000 head; 5c lower;
mixed and butchers, $5.70fi0.(); good to
choice heavy, $5.90f6.20; rough henvy, $5.50fi'
5.S0; light, $5 85116.90; bulk of sales, $5.S0ij)
5.9f.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts, 8.C0)
head; sheep, slow to 10c lower: lambs,
slow to Iw lower, except for good fancy,
good to cholco wethers, $3.5014.00; fair to
choice mixed. $3.0O3i3.50; western sheep,
$3.2Mi3.0.; yearlings, $3,751)4.25; nntlvo lambs,
$2.00'ii6.00; western lambs, $n.25f).15.
Ofllclal receipts and bhlpmontH for yes
terday: RECEIPTS-Cnltle, 25,515 head; hogs, 20,.
99'.' head- sheep. 32,153 head.
SHIPMENTS-Cnttle. 4,953 head; hogs,
7,251 head: sheep, 1,567 head.
St, I.1111I1 Live .Stock Mnrki'l.
ST. LOL'IS. Aug. fi. CATTLE Receipts,
b.OOO head. Including 3,000 head Texnns;
market steady, with Texans slow; native
shipping and export steers, $I.7.W5.S0;
dressed beef and bulcher steers. $l.2.f5 pi;
steers under I.ohO lbs., $3.20I.(V5; stockers
and feeders, $2.15f 110; cows and heifers.
$.'.oi(pl.O); dinners. $l.fif2.60, hulls. $2 00,(
3.00; Texns and Indian steers, $J.3..WI40;
cows and heifers. $2.2M(3 35. , , .
HOGS Receipts, o.om head: mnrket
steady, pigs and lights. $.-..o'().).M; packers,
tfi.SMj5.05; butchers. $0.onifi;'0
SIIEEl5 AND LAMRS -Receipts. 2,500
head; market stendv, native muttons, $.1.00
ffi3M, lambs. $1 OOlifl.to: culls and bucks,
jj.oo&s.ifi; Blockers. $1.(1200.
Stock In Sluiil.
-iA...i...r ,1 1,1a nlinu'ri the rer'rlntR nf
111" 1 111 11' 11 ih ' ...
cattle, hogs nnd sheep at the five principal
live SIOCK lllllin.-tn " (.,,,tp
South Omaha 3.535
Chicago I"1"
Kansas City lo.ofO
St. Louis &'"
St. Joseph 2.t'i
Hogs. Sheep
11,217
10. fx)
1.177
X.Orf)
2 (0
2 1 a
1.22.-1
15,i 00
fi.'KO
R,rifr.
Totals.
.30,092
20 9 :
,Vmv York Live Stoel
NEW YORK. Aug C-UEEVES-Recclpts.
1,199 head, steady Cables reported 1 vo
cattle selling at Ufll2c per lb., dr'ta d
weight; sheep nt l041HI$c. dressed weight,
nnd no young sheep offered; refr.'gcr.itor
beef sternly ut SMJI"c per lb. Shipments,
070 entile, l.loo sheep und 5,600 quarters of
beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 117 head; good light
venlf; steady, coarse und heavy calves) mil .
nbout 250 unsold, veitls. Jl.&oji'.uo, toi $7 r.o,
SHEEP AND LAMRS- Receipts, S..H3
head; sheep slow, top grades steady; good
and prime Inmbs nbout steady, others dull
and lower; 21 cart ot stock unsold; sheep,
$2.26t(4.PO; culls, $1.U5TI,00; lambs. $l.00JI i.S's.
one car at $0.?5; culls and common iambs,
$2.trtfi3.0O,
HOOS-ltecelpts, I.3MI hend; trlilo llrrn.
Klili'HN fit l.lv,. M04.U Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. ('..-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14,5(0 natives. Sul Texans nnd (00
calves; native and Texas beef steers 10f(
loc higher, cows and heHcrs steady ti
strong, stockers and recders lojflSe lower;
choice export and dress beef steers, $5.5Vjf
r..'; fair to good, $1 55'.(5 lo, stockeri an I
reeilers, $3.0iVfi 1.00; western ted steer.'. $1.50
Jiri.fiO; western rang, steers, $.3.25f 1.50.
lexans and Indians. $3.(Xir4 W; cows, $2.65
Jfl.25; heifers, $3.(Hi3ffii. tanners. $2AVfl2.joi
bulls. $2,504( 1.50, calves W(WI.7.i.
HOGS-lteceipts. r.,irt hc.ul; market
opened steady, rinsed 5e lower; top, $o.lii(.;
bulk or sales. $S.7mi0 op; heavv. $0.0 ?r 17'5;
plgXs? $1251'(5!3nS' 'V' r0'("'",,5i "". 5-30S5-
siiEEP AND LA M US Receipts, 2,0
head; lambs 1M72.V higher, sheep steadv:
i'''i!'!, l.2.iVS.23. wethers. $3.2.3 7. ewes,
$2 inftlf.Sn; western range sheep, 3O0jn,40;
stock sheep, $1.752.25.
SI. .losepli Live Stock .Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 6 - CATTLE- Re
ceipts, 2,557 head; strong to 5c higher fnr
good lo choice, others steadv; cows and
helferM. tl 4fl 0- I, nil.. 1 .......
1 4.80; stockers and feeders, $1 751.(8); veals,
$2 Wtl.i.OO.
HOGS - Receipts, S.905 head; mnrket
?.,,:,!;!-v 1" 100 light nnd light mixed,
$....,0i(,i.SJ; medium, $5.7.V(!0.I7ti, pigs. $2.50Ji
5.15; bilk, $5.75110.00.
M111'!.M AVli T.ivino n...l.... im.
- ....... ...... tidtiijin i-i'ir,
head; market weaker; lop Idaho Inmbs, $V
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. (l.-COFFEE-Futuies
opened steadv. at unchanged price. Im
mediately following the call the nv.ir' t
became tlrm and prices ndvanced 5 points
on covering and some outside buying. The
rise was sustained until the earlv nft. r
noon when prices reacted under a big
visible supply Increase nnd room sell ng
The foreign news wns summed up as bear
lull and Ilrazlllan receipts continued heavy,
but these factors were thoroughly dis
counted early In the session The tnnrkn
wns tlnnlly steady at tu t unchanged prbe,
Tntnl sales were 31,750 bags. Including So- -tembernt
I.S.W l.:0c; December. 5 10c; Mairh,
"..We: May. 5. lOlf 5. 5e. Spot RIo, s'cai.;
No. 7 Invoice, 5,c. Mild, dull; Cordovn, 3(i
ll'C.
Dividend on (;iurnse Stock.
NEW YORK, Aug 0. Tho annual meet
ing of the stockholders or the Olucce Su- nr
Refining company wns held In Jersey Cltv
today. The vnenncy In the board of d'roo
tors caused bv the death of F. O. Mat
thlesen wns filled by the election of hi
son, F. W. Matthleeen. J. W. Vnnben-
bllrirer nml Vnrmnn ll.i,, ,...,-,. ..Mi..... .i
directors. No report wns given. A dividend
or 7 per ce t on the prererred nnd 0 or
cent on the common stock was declared
Identify Aliened Svvlinllrr.
OSWEGO. N. Y., Aug. fi.-Sherlff War, on
believes that the real name of Dr. R. M
l.TlflA ll'llll lu ,C,. It, ll.n ...1 1.11 1...
...... v. ,r ...... .,, l.Mllll.V Jl IH'H'
charged with swindling and wanted by the
o hi mini; vines, in i. nnries m. (.rievv
nf U, T T . . . . - .. . . ,.i . , '
... .... ...... iwiiiiin nvii' I rui'iveil iril'U
St. Louis signed Alexander Grlevy and wi ro
..ii.-l'ii-ii ii j-.iif.ivn.
AVunIioiiIn on Siintn !.
ALRUQUEROU'C. N. M.. AlIC fi.Rlr nn.
senger trains nre stalled here owing to
wnihouts on the Santa Fe r.illroml. It Is
expected repairs on tho mnin lino will ho
coinpieieii tonn', nut no trains can run to
Santa Fo for a day or two. Nearly two
Inches nf water fell nt Santa Fe In two
hours. Telegraph wires are In bad shape.
Stnnilnrd oil Dcrlni'f Dividend.
snw vnnip a., ti, ,n .i
...... ... , mi iijirLinin in iiit:
Standard OH company of New Jersey have
,i iiuiiiiru) iiiviuciin in o pi r cent,
Tills comnnren ettli n ilhirnllnu ,f in
cent in June and 20 per cent in March. "
TUB REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tues
day, August 6:
Wfirrnnty Deed, ,.
J. G. Fuller to A. T. Ayers, lot 39,
Nelson's add $ i.ooo
Charles Thorson nnd wife to Omaha
itenuy company, w 6V4 feet or eV4 of
n 1W teet and e 2a feet of w 55 feet
of n 160 reet lot 4, block 2, Park
I'loco 150
Carrie Emanuel to Elster. Grace and
Louis Ordens, lots 7 to 10. block I,
Cloverdale ,. 16)
A. T. Ayers and wire to J. G. Fuller,
H.6 lot 73, Nelson's ndd l.oOO
National Life Insurance company to
H. A. Harrows, lot 19, block 6, Mon
mouth park i
E. E. Peters and wife to M. A.
Rrown, lot 4, block 7, Raker Place... 50
M. J. C. Ryan and husband to Hiiiih
Jensen, lot 12, block 1, Sheridan
Place fio
E. .1. Homier to Adolph Newman, nV4
lot 4, block 40, Omnhn S.'.'OO
M. J. Jackson to W. T. Jackson, lot 1,
. 1. , IMMf 1 1 H SlllllllV.
1
00)
1.CO0
1,000
M. S. Ilolwny to W. H. Gntcs, lot IS.
block 0, Hanscnm Place
W. H. Gates and wife to Adolph
Wernher, samo
Rcnjamln Rrownell et nl to Albert
Mohr, 13.3 acres In "Table Land"....
Quit (iiilin Deeds.
J. F. Dreesen et nl to A. M. Drecsen,
sen, o' sw 1-15-11 ,
Samo to G. H. Dreessen, nu ro 1-15-tl
Frank Schnurer nnd wife to E. J.
IJonner, nVi lot 1, block 40, Omaha ..
1
Z,3i
EXPORT
0IL&
Pipe Line Co.
OF BEAUMONT.
WELL NOW DOWN OVER CM FEET,
WITH 10-INCH CASING.
CLOSE OF IFFERIN&
AT 60c, AUG. tO.
The amount of stock allotted Mr sale nt
fiOc, having he ii nearu subscribed, tho
offering at this prln will bo doted as
above, and Hie pn e will
ADVANCE TO
75c. FEB SHARE.
Send subsf rlptb ns either lo the compnnv
at M.Mwni"nt. Texis, or to Its Fiscal Agents
as below. Mall applications for stock at
oo ivntrt must bear date AND POSTMARK
not Intel than Aug loth, those by wl a
must reach our olflces by the dote .
business, 0 . in . on that day.
The right to reduce or ilcclluo any sub
serlptlon Is oxpresfJy reserved.
All applications will be stumped with tho
exact time of receipt and allotments made
aeoorillngly, until only 6,0o0 shntcs mmiln.
In order to give nil a fnlr and equ.il
rhnnco lo secure an Interest In this com
pany these 5,(0 shares are reserved to
allotted pro rata among applicants wh-o
orders arrlvo too late to seetiro th iu 1
number nf shales desired.
Mnkn cheeks, drafts and mny r o s
payable to tho order of
8ANFORD MAKEEVHR.
84 Adams, St ,
Chicago, i
Oenornl Agent for Nebraska.
Trbepliour lllftU.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jimei E. Iloyd ft Co.,
OMAHA, NKIl.
COMMISSION
(illAIN I'lltlVlKIO.VII AMI STOCKS,
Hoard of Trad Ualldintj.
Direct wires to Chlct;o and New Tar.
Curtesrondciice, John A. Wniren Js Co.