Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMAHA DAILY TiEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, W01.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Lower Cab'es Uptet Etui Calculation in
Whut and Market Bicomts HerToni.
FLUCTUATIONS WITHIN NARROW LIMIT
Trnde In Corn Slnvr nnd Trier Lower
Ht Open I iiK (Inti llcellne with
litit Sin ii II Vohinii: of
lluslncss. j
CHICAGO, An;?. IS. l-ower cnrls In the
fnee of the string h t.xn.b. c.l n r Jts
terday rtitlur upset tnc euiouiaiions oi in
hulls In the wheat pit today unci the r -milt
wns thu mnrket wns somewlnt lurv u .
September wheat closed u sl.nde ioer.
September corn closed Uc lower, oats wer
lie higher und provisions ranged from a
shade to 124r higher nt tin- r.u..i
Quietness prevailed nt tho 1 n MS ll
the wheat pit anil prices were .ower.
Fluctuations during the clay wero wl.hln a
narrow limit nnd there wore no fen. tires
of Interest to the trade. Scpteml) r
opened TiHe lower nt 7iVsf4 73j,c, and nil
covering hy shorts the pric ndvnecvl 10
7.1c, but declined again to 3iiT3lir
felling by local longs. The ilim wif u
shndo lower nt TSSfiS'jc. llrnds. reefs s p
piy showed n docreaec of l.toO.n U bushe.s.
Primary receipts were 9j3,w bush Is.
against 1,116,0M) bushels lnt je-tr .'
board clearances of whoit and llni r wore
equal to I.iViS.iO) bushes and r I. t it
Minneapolis and Diiluth were r, parted at
22 cars, compared with U7 cars list wo k
find SOU a year ago; Ixicnl receipts were
406 cars, with M enrs of contriu-1 grade.
Thu conflicting reports ns to the relative
miiount of damage done the corn crop by
thn recent drouth were rellected sotno.h t
In tho attitude taken by local bu 1 , w o
were Inclined to get r!d of their hidings
Trade, however, was very small and prl c
were a Bhnde lower at the r.penlng n
sympathy with wheat nml on Incroised re
ceipts. September opened n slnd to 61
74e higher. On covering 1 y shi.rt i : n I
outside buying the price advanced lo 0i.
but on scllllng by commission hotiseo there
was n decline to ffl'ic nnd the ilise w a
llrm nnd '4c lower nt 6'JVif "!'u Tin r
was a noticeable Improvement In cash de
mand, sales of S'ii.OX) bushels b Ing . im
ported for shipment litre. II cilp.B, 2V1
en rs.
Oats were lower. Trading was within n
narrow range and the volume nf bu Iness
vwih small. The market Inelfd nny ro
tlceable feature. Septt mbor toll betwen
SOiic nnd 30To, closing with a gain of '.c
nt the high point. Local receipts were 64.
cars.
Provisions opened steady nnd trading was
moderately active. The principal feature
was good buying of ribs by one of the Nam
ing pncklng houses. Helling was scaite od.
Keptenibcr pork ranged between JI3.97',i an I
II 1.274, closing 12Hc higher nt 1H.0; lard
sold between ts.?ib anil JS.75 nnd I1.77V4 nn i
J9.80, and closing n simile higher nt the hi h
point. HlbH clcsed 10c higher nt $H,05, nft-?r
selling between $7.9) and J.tS.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
P6 cars j corn, 70 cars: oats, 220 cars; hors,
27,000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I High. Low. Closo.Yes'
Wheat 1
I
Sept.
73Hffi
73;i
7G I
7!M
COiJi
ti2Rs
tii!
3.S
73fJ l , 73
75 75lj1j7i!
73.
:',(.
.'9
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
Mny
Oats
Sept. Dec.
Mny
Iork
Sept.
Jnn.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Jnn.
Illbs
Sept. Oct.
Jnn.
I
501.0; W
69U..
GITi.
cavtuwi
Cl
m
37?i
40
14 0714
15 35
8 77V4
8 85
S to
7 93
8 02',4
7 03
3n,
37i
3GHI MTi,
37'i 377(,
3'Jl0i,ifiU!
13 D7HI II 25
13 30 I 15 GO
I
13 97li 14 20
13 30 13 50
S SO R 72'J
8 87141 SO
8 62141 k S3
K 80
8 874
S 921,4
8 (V
8 1214
8 05
8 80
S S3
7 01 I 8 n
7 07141 R 15
7 90 I 8 05
7 91
7 974
7 93
No. 2.
f'nsh quotations were ns follows:
KLOnh-Steady; winter patents, J3 ICiI?
S.tO; straights, J3.20fi3.30: clears. S2.SO03.1O;
iprlng specials brands, JI.10fN.2-).
W'tlHAT-No. 2 spring, 72VW73ic: No. 3
spring, fiOHW.&c; No, 1! red, 73c.
CORN No. 2, MUc; No. 2 yellow. 69HC
OATS-No. 2, 3i;(f37e; No. 2 white,
40c. No. 3 white, 37H53Si4c
HYK-No. 2, 59WT(t0o.
SEKI)S-No. 1 ilnx, Jl.fi; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.07: clover, contract grade, J10.23?
I'ROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl 514.00
(ii 15.06. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $8.75ifS.77Vj. Short
ribs sides (loose), $7.90178.10. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.t5ff7.50. Sho't cloir
sides (boxed). JS. (SiRS-Kl.
WIIISIvY-BhsIs of high wines, $1.29.
Sl'OAH Cut loaf, fic; granulated, 5.52c:
confectioners' A, fi.39e; off A, 5.21c.
Following nre tho receipts nnd shipments
for today:
Hcco!pt.. Bhlpmo iIh
Flour, bbls 1S.II0O 15.000
Wheat, bll 301.O.VI 172.000
Corn, bu 215.000 30.000
Oats, bll 59t,0"0 188.10)
live. I111 1 0.Vsl
Harlev. ha :I2,C10 n.Ooo
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ier mnrket wnu stronz: i!rea merles. 1 1 IWtfi
lc; dnlrlcs, 13i.4fil7c. Cheese, steady, 9f(
lOic. lggs, stemiy, mli'AC.
M:W YORK fJi:M5RAl, 31AI1KKT
Qiiiitutlonn of Ihe liny
ConiiitntlltlFx.
nn VnrlniiH
nkh' vnriK Anc. 13 FLOUR Recelnts
S.CKi bbls,; exports. 21.111 bbls.; sales. 9,500
nki'K market llrnilv held, but nulet nt old
in Ices: winter natents. S3.n0fIO.9J: winter
straights. 13.t0i!'.3.55: winter extras. $2.5Uiii
2.W); winter low grades, J2.3OJ12.40; Minne
sota natents. $3.90174.20: Mlnnesntn bakers.
52,tvSifj3.15. Rye Hour, steady: receipts, 500
bbl. ; tales, On) bbls,, fair to good, J2.70ff
3.10, choice to fancy, S3.avfj3.50.
CORNMKAL Steady; yellow western,
S1.2.V, city, $1.22; Urnndywine, J3.mfi3.35.
RYU Steady ; No, 2 wei-tern. Hie f. o. b.
nllont; state, 55fa."Gc c. I. f. Now York, car
lots.
ItARLKY Quiet; feeding. 52c c. I. f. Huf
falo; malting, tWiZc c. I, f. Huffnlo.
W11KAT Recelnts. 11G.250 bu ; exports
211.153 bu.; salcH. 3,170,000 bu. futures. IG.O01J
bu. spot. Spot market dull; No. 2 red, so-c
nlloat nnd 70c elevator; No. l northern, Dii
luth, S2c f. o. b. nlloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth,
9)c f. o. b. alloat. Options wenk and except
for a shnrp Into nftcrnoou rnllv on big
cUnrnnces nnd northwest Improvement
were unsettled niyl easy nil dny. The fell
lug motives Included poor export demand,
disappointing cables and realizing, closed
llrm at n partial He net loss; sales Included
No. 2 red, September, 78,('l"9o, closed nt
79c; October. 7NW0o, closed nt "Vc; De
cember, 80 5-ltk', cloned Ht M'e.
CORN Receipts. 32,000 bu.; exports. 14,477
bu.; sales, li,() bu. futures; spot. No. 2,
file elevator and ff.Sc f. o. b. nlloat. Op
tlon1 were dull nnd easy all day, rellectlng
lower cables, the whent depression, lack of
outside support, small clearances nnd
further unloading; It llnnlly rallied slightly
with whent and closed sternly at Uft-Sio net
loss; September, ft! ll-ltoYTO r, cloned nt
63f'c, October closed at CUke; December,
tiyftttt'ic, closed nt iVi'ao.
OATS Receipts. 30mj bu.; exports, G.9SG
bu.; spot, llrm: No. 2, 40e; No 3, rjuc; No.
2 while, 41ft mfcc: No. 3 white, I.IVjc; track,
mUcil western. nO'TIlc; trai, white west
em, l2frftH; track, white taie, 42f(Wc. Op
tion:! quiet but fairly steady.
UAY-8tendy; shlpp'.s, ;sVsft75e; good to
choice, 90fo93c.
HOI'S Onlet; state, common to choice.
100) crop, irfilbo; l93 crop, loyne: old 0I1R
24iiic. lMcllIc const. 10W crop, 13yi7ic; lsw
crop, 114 13c; olds, 2fTtic.
IllDF.S-FIrm; Onlveston. CO to 25 lbs.,
lA'ifin'.c; v oiiiurum, -1 10 .J ion., iul.c;
Tex ns dry, 21 to ,10 lbs., 144c.
LICATUKR Stonily ; hemlnck tole. Rucnoi
Ayres. ugnt to ncnvyweignts, :.v,4U.'4i-c;
acid. 23'4ii2lUc.
TALLOW Finn; city, 4 15-lfic; country, 5
Qfl'iO.
MOLASSKS-Stcndy; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 35il42c.
RFTT ICR Receipts, 13.S91 pkgs.; mnrket
llrm; state dairy, lllTISc; creninpry. lfWf
20ic; June packed rnctory, 15(fi5V5c; Imltn
tlrn creamerv, HJfl71iiC.
CHKKSK-Rccelpts. 22.12! pkes.; ma-kot
quiet; fancy, lire, lolorcd 9jc; fine ,
Urge, white, lUc fnn"y, s.nnll, mloicl,
S'jr, rnnc.v, hmall. wnite, sc.
IJOns-Receipts, l.im ikgs ; llrm; s'ntc
nnd I'cmiHylvnnla, UUilSv; western cnuilcd,
12fTlSl4e; western Ulicindled, Mfllo.
I'Ol'LTRY-Allve, sieady; rpruigers, 13V4c;
turkeys, 9140, fowls, OVjo: dress d, Ormer;
siiringerx, lan": ihwih, KfjJitci inrseys, 711
I'ROVIrilONS-Recf, llrm; family. JH.201,
15.01; mess, $15: beef hnms, Jl'l.owr
22.00; packet. JlO.lXfcfllVSO; city, cxtrn India
mess, J16.00JJK.fO. cut meats, easy: pIck
led bellies, $S.75fjlO,75; plcli'o.l sho'll 'era,
J7.00ii7.23; pickled hums, $11.25. I.iird, llm;
wiiatcrn stoamed, f'J.10; mtlned. llrm. conti
nent. $9 25; South America. J0.S5; compound,
$7.oofl7.25, I'ork, llrm; family. JH2jni6.'0;
short clear, J16.2.VT1 17.50; mess, $15.00Ulfi.i".
MKTALH Tho market wn quiet today.
1'Uc uncertainty rfb'udlnii the acttletncm
of the strike had much to do with the pre-
ailing dullness nnd In the absence of bus
iness vnlues were more, or less nominal.
Tin was very quiet and nominally quoted
at 12.IMJ2.75 here, while In London PlK tin
was 2s 0.1 lower, which closed spot at 11
17s Cd and futures at 112 17s bd. Locally
copper was nominally unchanged utjl$.6"tf!
17.0.) for Lake Superior nnd 16.32i-,i?16 62V:
for casting ami electrolytic. L'nuer Hunt
ll'iuldntlon prices In London I'il
off lis 2;l, spot standing nt the
close- nt Co s Od and futures nt
17s Cd, thus establishing n new
low record for the last three yeurs. Lean
was dull nil round; here snot closed nt
H.37',3 nnd In London nt 11 Us. Spelter
was featureless nt M.tfl3.9i, London spot
closed nt 16 12s Gd, with trade slow Do
mestic Iron market continues Inactive, nnd
nominally unchanged; No. 1 northern foun
dry. $14.5); No. 1 toiindry, southern, mk't
15.2n, No. 1 foundry, Hoiithcrn, sof t, $14.io'u
15.25. Olasgow wan ants closed at ols unu
Mlddlesborough clone.l at 46s Hid.
OMAHA WIIOI,i:XI.U MARICKl.
Condition of Trade 11 ml Uiiolntlons nn
Xlnple 11 lid l-'niipy I'rodnrr.
LOOS-Recelpts fair, loss off, 1211313c.
L1VL I'Ot Ll RY-llens, b'utHjc, young
and old toosters, Je; turkeys, CijSc; ducks
and geese, cc, spring chlcKens, per lb., lly
'"iCTTKR-Coinmon to fair, I28121ic;
lvi,ie iiiiid. in ijiis 15'uiGc; suparntur, . .
FRHSI1 FISil-Ulack bass, ISa; white
biis.i, ivc; bluellsh, He; bullheads. IOC; blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes. 614c; cutllsh. 12c; cod, 9c;
crnpplts, 10c, clscoes, 5c, halibut, lie;
herring, Gu; nauuock, loc; pue, 9c; reil
snappet, luc. salmon, lie; i-unilsh, 5c; trout,
luc, whltensh, loc.
I'iClliONS-Llvc, per doz., COc.
VKAIS-Cholce, J9C.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
ni.tOj No. i upland, 9.W; medium, $15. bu;
couise, J7..V). Rye straw, JG.O0. Tile's prices
nre for hay ot good color und quality. De
mand fair.
WHKAT-GJc.
COR.-Mi3c.
OA 1S-I014C, old.
HRAN-Jli.
VKCH3TADLES.
ORKKN CORN-Per doi 12Ho.
CARROTS Per doz., 20c.
ltKLTS-Per half bushel basket, 40c.
TI.'RNIPS-Per basket. SCc.
CUCUMHURS-Homo grown, per doz., 20
3oe.
Li:TTUCi:-Per bu.. 20c.
RADISIIKS-Per dcz 15GMc
PARSLKY Per doz,. 20c.
NKU' 1 U 1 A KJKh-H ui l.Ol.
OAHHAOrc Home grown, SHc.
TOM ATOUS Homo grown, per 18-lb.
bnsket, SI.W.
ONIONS Home grown, per lb., 2VJc.
CAUL1FLOVER-Home grown, per doz.,
75c,
UKANS Wax, per half-bu. basket, $1;
string, per half-bu. basket, 75c.
PKAH -Pet bu $1, per half-bu 60c.
CANTALOCJPK-Pcr basket, 75c3J1.00;
crates, 12.
WATERMELONS Texas, 20tf33c. as to
size.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per bunch, 25030c,
FRUITS.
APPLES Per bid.. ?i.2.(j2.50.
CHERRIES-Nutlvc, per S-lb. bnsket, 33c;
Missouri, per 24-qt. case, XI.
PEACHES- California, per box, 90c: free
stone, Jl, choice Klnertos, Jl; fancy, $1.20.
PLUMS-Cnllfornln, per crato. J1.25'al,50;
homo giown, per S-lb. basket, 25c.
PEAitS-lfartletts. J2.25iii.SO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Vnlenclns, Jj.00; Med. sweets,
J4.uO.
11ANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
CHICAGO. Aug. 12. CATTLE-llccclpts,
26,wj; rough, steady; others slow to loij 15c
higher; good to prime steers, JS.dVu'l.2S;
poor to medium, Jl.3uijb.45; stocKers unu
feeders. J2.25il4.lhJ: cows. J2.40it4.4O; heifers.
J2.25Jjl.S0; canners, Jl.50fj2.25; bulls, J2.50'u.'
4.30; calves, $3.00ij6.25; Texas fed steers,
I3.mrii4.50.
HOGS Receipts today, 36,000; estimated
for tomorrow, 25.000; left over, 1,525; best
stronger nnd others weaker: mixed nnd
butcher. $5.70!iG.05: good to choice neavy
JG.00ijG.15; rough heavy, Jj.G0iS.75; light,
15.GO'nu.90: bulk of snles. Jj.K6ie.W.
hiikei' ueceintH. ih.uou: stronger: inmos.
lOfflEu higher: good to choice wethers, J3.70
sji.2j; inir to cnoico mixca, .'.iwj.wj; weai
em sheen. S3.2561l.15: yearlings. J3.00M4.50:
native lambs, J2.5i4j5.I5; western lambs, J3.75
C5.45.
Olllclnl Saturday Receipts: Cnttle, 32,100;
hogs, 10,922, sheep, 731. Shipments: Cattle,
532; hogs, 0,60o.
SI. I.onls Crnlu nml Provisions.
ST. T.nTMS. Ainr. 13 WHEAT Lower".
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 7214c; track, 7.4 iff
73i.4c: September. 72?ic; Dccemoer, iti?j
Toc; Mny, 79T4C! No. 2 hard, 73c.
COItN Ijiwpr: No. 2 ensh. C0C. track
61ii62c: September, Glic; December, 63c
Mnv. Kn.;e.
oath lowtr: no. 2 casn. aic iraca. ju
3Sc. September. 37,3c; May, 40;c; No. 2
white. 3Sif3!'t. .
RYE Firm nt wc.
l.M.AVSRF.D No mnrket.
FLOUR Dull but llrm; new red winter
natents. J3.55ii3.70: extra rnncy nnu
Btrnli-lilM t.l.i5ifi3.3n! elenr. S2.70ffi3.00.
TIMOTHY SEED Firm, nigner ana in
demand; prlmo new, worth J5.75; poorer
grades less.
nil A NTFirm. 87e. t. a. b.. this side.
HAY-Tlmothy, llrm, $14.00911.50; pralrls
easy. J7.00ijI4.lJ.
WlllHivy aieauy, i.uu.
IRON COTTONTIES-JI.20.
HAGGlNG-GSi,'ii7Uc.
HEMP TIVINK-lie.
ii!nvtsioNS Pork, firm: Jobbing. Jl.75
t.nr.1 llrnier. JS.GfWi8.fi2U. DrV Salt meats
(boxed), stronger; extru shorts, J8.25; clear
ribs, JS.50; clenr sides. JS.75. Hncon (boxed).
h.ronger; extra snorts, VJ.v.:t; cicar nui
ii r.(l: elnnr nldps. S9.R2U.
METALS- Lend, llrm, J4.3C5TI.40. Spef.cr,
11 1 r f nt SX.KO.
POl'LTRY-Steady; chickens, 6c: springs
10c; turkeyt, 5c; young. S'tUZc; ducks, Be
springs. 60; geese. 3e; springs, 1c.
Hl'TTER - Higher; creamery, 16JJ22C
dnlry. 1317c
l.'fsns rttendv: nrnrbv. 11c.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 11.000 bbls.: wheat
tm.nm bu.: corn. 33.(ifi0 bu. : oats. 101.000 bu
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 12,0() bbls.; wheal
21,00-) bu.; corn. 60,10a bu.; oats, b,,w nu.
l.licrpool (irnln nml Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 13,-WHEAT-Spot
uir.n.iv N'n 2 reil western, winter, os 9(1
No 1 red northern, spring. 3s 9d. Futures
unlet; September, 5s 8Td; December, os
l(j3d.
i'iinvRno, firm: American mixed, new
ii.i. ImorlKnn mlveil. old. HO stock. FU
tores.' llrm: Seiitember. 4s llsd; October,
5s Ud; November, 63 lid.
III.- A siffinndlni). line, fis 5d.
l'M.OLR-St. Louis fancy winter, dull at
"3 6(1- . . .
1IOOQ null nl Vt .1 4d
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; extra India
mess, 4Ss 9d. Pork, llrm; prime mess, west
Cd. Hams, short cut. 11 to 1G lbs.
ui.,n,i,. nt K" 7ri Lnnl. .llrm : nrlme western
In tierces, steady .11 iis.i; .Miiericiin ik
flned, in palls, steady nt 44s 3d. Bacon. Cum
berland Clll, .! 10 JO Ins., liuiei III 1. mi;
nhort out. Hi to 24 lbs,, unlet at
47s; ions clear miuuics, ngiii, -i
10 31 lbs., stendy nt Itis Cd; long
clour middles, 35 to 40 lbs., stendy nt 45s 9d;
short clear Packs, in to 2U ins., quiet nt us;
clenr bellies, 11 to 10 lbs., stendy at 61s 2d;
rhoulderH, square, 11 to 16 lbs., quiet nt 37s
Cd. .. . .
BI TTER ! rm: llnest cniteu states. y.s;
good Pnlted States, 7Ss.
I'HEESE-FIrm; American llnest white,
4Cs Cil, American llnest colored, 47s.
tallow ! inn; prime ciiy, zuii 1x1; .us-
trallnu. In London. 27s fid.
Recelnts of whent during the Inst three
dnys, 438.0"O contals, Including 391,000 Amer
ican.
Recelnts of American corn during the last
three days, 52,iV) centals.
Kiiiin City (irnln nil". Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Allg. 13 -WHEAT-Sor-
tcnibor, C77c. December, 70-Hc; c ish, No. 2
Hnrd. la'liisivto; .no. ion. i24'uoio.
CORN Boptcmner. B34c; pecemner. ro'.n;
onsh. No. 2 mixed, tSVfi59Uo; No. 2 white,
59iic.
OATS NO 2 wnite. 39V4'i(10C.
RYE No. 2. fiit'lCSe.
HAY-Cholco timothy, 114 50; cho'eo
prnlrle. Jll.Of.
Bl'TTER Creamery, ISVjQlSc; da;y,
fancy, HTfltic.
EGGS-Firm; fresh Missouri nnd Kansas
slock quoted on 'change nt lie dozen, loss
oft, rnses returned.
RECEIPTS-Whent. 126,000 bu.; corn, 61,
Cnsi bu.. oats. 12,0iiii bit.
SHI PM ENTS Wheat, 122,400 bu.; com,
!8,C) bu.; onls, 11,000 bu.
Mlmienpolls 'Whent, l'lour nnd Ilrnii,
MINNEAPOLIS, Allg. 13. WHEAT
September, 73fi"3c ; Octoh'r, 72'Tj7lc; on
trnck, No. 1 hard, 71c; No. 1 northern, 72c;
No. 2 northern, 70V4C
FI.Ol'R Firm, llrst patents, J3,f0fjir0;
second patents, J3.75fj3.f5; tlrrt clears, f3 0J;
second clenr?, J2.30.
BRAN In bulk, J13,EOfll4 (0. ',
Diiluth (Irnln Mnrket.
ni'H'TH. Aug, 13,-WHEAT-Cnsh. No.
1 hard, 75H7?6o; September, 73ic; December,
7lic,
OATS - 371,41370.
CORN Not quoted.
ChuiiKes In Avnllnlilr slnppllp,
NEW YOP.K, Aug. 13.-8peclal cable and
telegraphic communications to Brndstreet's
show the following changes In avnllable
supnlles from the Inst account:
Wheat. United States and Cnnndn. enst
of Rockies, decrease, l,?65,00o bu.; afloat for
Europe, Increase, xVnO; total supply, de
crease. l.Mo.OOn bu. Coin, United States and
Canada, east of Rockies, Increase. lio,")
bu. Oats, United States and Canada, enst
of Rockies, incrense, aii,',) uu.
Among the more important increnses n
ported to Rrndstrect s nro those of 1 .3.0 J
bushels nt Depot Hnrbor, liO.C") nt NpJ'
mrt .News, M.if't nt Louisville nnn
nch at Portland, Me,, and nt Lincoln and
fltitft TVir. lAntlln. ilffrmlfleA nre tllOSC
of 157.IW) bushels nt Chicago private eleva
tors, ino.O") at Fort Worth. 7700 nt St.
Joseph, 67.U.O nt Norfolk nnd Sn.oro each nt
Akron nnd Manitoba.
Plillndelplilii I'rndner Slnrliet.
PHILADELPHIA. Aue. 13.-HUTTER-
Flrm, good demand; fancy western cream
ery, 21Ho; fancy western prims, iiuo,
rnncy nearby prints, 21c.
EGOS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby.
17e; fresh western, 17c; fresh southwestern,
12&o; fresh southern. 12c. .
CHEESE-Dull and wenk; .ew or 111
renms. fnnev ntnnll. 9'C. NcW 0rK lllll
crenms, fair to choice, 9'ij9c.
Toledo IJrnln nnd Seed,
Trtt .i.-t-in rt Aiiff 13 WHEAT At tlvo
nnd steady'; cash nnd August, 75c; Septem-
CORN Active nnd llrm; casn, ojvi-, a v
tember. G04c; Decjmbcr, G2V4C; .1111 y, tic.
OATS Dull but steady; cash nnd Sep
tember, 37c
RYEfilc. . , ,
SEEDS-l'lover, nctlve; ensh, prime nnd
October, JG.55.
MllwnnWoc Grnlli MnrUrt.
MMAVAI'KRK. Allc. 13. WHEAT
Iiwer; close, No, 1 northern, IV,ii74'ic;
No. 2 northern, 72lsc; September, 73e.
RYE-Stendy; No. 1. mc.
HA R LE Y Stendy ; Nn. 2, 63Q6lc; sample,
35iiGlc.
CORN septemner, bv-tc.
Peorln Mnrket.
PEORIA, Aug. 13,-COnN-Enslcr; No. 2,
e.
OATS Firm: new No. 3 white, 37J37Uc,
billed through.
WHISKY-On the basis of J1.30 for fin
ished goods.
XKW YORK STOriCH AMI HOXDS.
IliiNltiCKN on Mil 11 1 1 .Seule, but DrnllnKS
Are Wider.
vku' vnntf Aue. 13. lluslnrsi todnv
was on n smnll scnle. but there wns 11 wi i-r
distribution of the denllngs. Strength was
shown by many Important stocks, but the
general movement continued Irregular. 1 no
opening movement wns higher on n resump
tion of yesterday's strength nnd ths go d
tone of thu Lindon market. The fortnightly
settlement ubroad wns arriingcu b.ius .ic
torlly nnd nrbltrage houses bougnt more
llberully here than for some dnys. F.rst
prices wcro not long maintained, ns traders
realized, but when a demand arose for the
enstern trunk lines und b.tumlnous o.il
rond stock tho market nil rained snarpi.
Sugar was about the only notable excep
tion to the day's strength, the bears lower
ing it 2 nolnts nt ono ll.no and 10 lng
steadily when It milled. There was little
news or importance nenring on cuner u-.-crop
conditions or tho steel strike nnd tin
lnlluenco wns less mnrked. Frequent, re
Inpscs In prices wcro mnde, eniuiti tho
Pacinc stocks to sag temporarily unucr
yesterday's close. When pressure rclixed
prices milled easily nnd ns there were Inrg-
purchases of St. ram nnu tno msi rn
stocks, shorts covered more generally 111
tho mnrket. Tho Improvement In tho trunk
lines nnd the soft coal stocks was p.utly
duo to the benefits expected to ncci Je
from the recent formation of n bituminous
coal combination. New York Centrnl niailj
the largest rle of 3i, but linitimore .v
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Chesapeake .t Oh o
and Norfolk & Western nveraged 2 polr.U
better.
St. Paul wr.s taken In rood amounts n id
advanced 314 on reports that thcro mlkht
be nn increnscd dividend declalol I'.ex'
month. Short buying was considered to be
responsible for tho Improved tor.e of the
market, but the waning lnllucnce of th
crop conditions nnd tho steel strike w 3
also considered. Western nnd Pacific stocks
followed pretty closely In tho wake of St.
Pntil on Its advance nnd the grain-carrying
roads wero helped by the heaviness of tin
grain mnrket. The Conlcrs, Tractions md
some of the low-priced Industrials f bowed
good strength at vnrlous times, the stro'g
rise in International paper being on x
pectntlons of n very favorable annual
statement. Hut little Interest wns mani
fested In the United States Stel s o?ks
nnd they moved quite genernlly Independent
or otner stocks. An. early rise or n nnu !
respectively In tho common nnd prefeirei
were followed by a grndunl decdne a d
they ended only higher.
The inrge payments made by tno uu
treasury on account of nrmy nnd 1 nvy
credits nnd some receipts of gold nt Pa
cific const points cnused n loss of about
Jl.500,000 by the banks to the subtreniury
un to yefterdny, to be turned into n gnin
of about ns much. The stock mnrket closjd
strong nnd nt about the best of the p.ln
clpnl fenttires.
The bond mnrket was nulet nnd firm.
Total sales, par value, JOOO'O. United States
bonds were nil uncliunged on tno last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
llnnuclnl cnblegram says: Business was
not Increased on tho Stock exchange today,
nlthough the tone wns universally cheerful
on n belief thnt a very enrly settlement of
the Boer war Is at hand und Kitchener's
latest hnu confirming this hope of nn
enrly ending of the war. American stocks
opened strong on the dissensions among
tho steel workers, The bad crop reports
nro looked upon ns dlseiuntcd. Prices
moved quickly In a narrow market, ns ar
bitrageurs were Instructed from New York
not to sell nhead. Thn close was buoyant
on New York support. The general con
tango Is lsi on Norfolk & Western, Denver
& Rio Grnnde nnd Erie 3V4. The Bunk of
Englnnd hns received 71.o00 In gold bars
and hnH bought 80,000 In Egypt.
The following nre the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrlilson
di pfd.
Paltllieire
74 4 Ho, Paclfle
P.i'i Ho. Hallway
A Ohio 91 do pfd
!i'4 Texas A Pacific .
.. tin
.. "'At
.. !"
.. 42
.. 2)
. r2'i
.. ?3!4
.. it
.. 'P.
.. S31,
.. n
.. :o
.. M'i
.. 4i
.. 7
..170
.1W
.. r
..1(0
..lS'i
do pfd
Canadian Pacific .
Canada So
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago A Alton..
do pfd
Chicago. Ind. A I
.HPS Tol., St. L. A W.
. f.9'4 do pfd
. 4? Union Paiflc .,.
. 21' 1 do pfd
. 7iV. Wabash
. 31 do pfil
In pfd.
70',j Wheel, A L. I:..,
Chicago A K. HI. LC "do 2d pfd...
Chicago O. W 22' Wis. Cntral ,
do 1t pfd Mi', do pfd
do II pfd I" P. C C. A St.
Chicago A N. W....19I Adaii Kx
C. H. I. A P lt Ameucan Kx.
CMcngo Tcr. A Tr . 14 1". H. Rx.
do pfd...
S7i'j Wells-Pnrso Hx..
C C. C. A St. Ii
Ci.Uirndo Ho
do 1st pfd
do 2d pM
..M'AnMl. Copper ...
.. 13' Amer. Car A
.. 52' do pfd
.. 22'i Amer. Lin. Oil
..IM'i do pfd
..rii Amer. H. A It
.. 4I" do pfd
.. 9I! '"Amer. Tuba -co..
.. ?7 Anac. Mln. Co
.. f,."i'4 llrooklyn It. T
,. Colo. Fuel A Iron.
..17i, Ccn. C.as
.. 5Ji j Con Tolmceo.. .
.. "Hi. do pfd
..114 Hen. Ulectrlo
.. .Wt Oluro.'c Wumir
.. 7ih Rocking Con I
.. iu Inter. Paper
..!-J3 do pfd
..'.02 Inter Power
. .116', I.iclede Has
,.;W National Illscult .
. . Il'i Nntlnnal I-ad
. .. H National Halt
.. 107'j do pfd ,
...lOP'i No American .....
.. 2.'.i Pacinc Mall
. .. .'3lj 1'it.ple'H Cms
.. Pressed H. Car.....
...W do pfd
... n Pullman P. Car .
... H Repiilillo Hteel ....
... to do pfd
... 3"'i Hunr
...HIHTenn. Coal A Iron
... 4i'i Union llsg A P...
... 77la do pfd
... Ii V. H. L-nther ....
... do pfd
... 7'j P. H. Uiibhtr
... S74 do pfd
. .. :vi I'. K. Hteel
... M'l do pfd
...PiPi Western I'nlon ...
.. .11114
21 '4
cm
f.i
99',
ISJ'4
4'
"
91
,:.'.)' i
, re
11.' s
2.1
y
. (S'4
Del. A Hudson...
Del. 1.. A W
Denver A It. Cl
io pfd
Krlc
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
fit. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley .
do pfd
Illinois Central ..
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
Lake Hrle A W..
do pfd
L. A N
.Manhattan L
Met. Ht. Uy
Mex. Central
Mex. National ..
Minn. A Ht. L...
Mo. I'aeille
M., K. A T
do pfd
N .1. Central ...
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk A W....
do nfd
. M-t
. fl
. 12',
. Ji
. 42
. 71
. M
. rnn
.itoi
. 4i".
. f
.S'l'i
. 1'4
. 71
.:-,oi
. ct
I0
'. vl
. 79
,. P,
. VAi
.
. f2't
,. 93
No. Pacific pfd..
Ontario A W....
Pennsjiianla ...
Ren ling
do 1st pfd
. do M Pfd
Ht. I.. A 8. P...
do 1st pfd
do 21 pfd
Bt. L fiauthw...
do pfd
Ht raul
do pfd
Ex-dlvldcnd. Last
eclpts.
sale.
Trust ro-
Xew Vnrk .Mining: Slocks.
NEW YORK, Allg. 13. The following nro
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
Ilreece
Ilrunswi'k Con ..
Comstock Tunnel ,
Con. Cnl. A Va..
Dentin nml Terra
Horn Hllver
Iron Hllver
LeadUll Con ....
.. IS
..
. HI
. m
.. C'4
..190
.. M
Little Chief .,
,. 13
.. w
.. s
.. 3
,. f.
.. II
,. SO
..3:5
Ontario
Ophlr
rhoenlx
I'otosl
Savage
lerrft Nevada
nmll Hopes .
..175
l& Mlandard
llnnli ClrnrlnK".
OMAHA, Aiig. 13. Bank clearings today,
J996.136.15: corresponding dny Inst yenr,
Jl.032,673.90; decrense, J36.537.75.
ST. LOI'IS. Aug. 13. Clearings. J7.304.95S;
balances. Jfioj,449; money, 507 per cent; New
York exchange, 23c discount bid, 16c dis
count asked.
CHICAG.O, Aug, 13,-Clcarlnss, J2J.705.C91;
balances. J2.Jfi3.OM . nosted exchange. JI.RS
on demand id JI.MI4 for sixty days.
HUttiu.-s. auk. u, clearings, j.i),w7,2is;
balance.', Jl,54,74.
PHILADELPHIA. Alls. 13.-C!enrlnas.
Jl.i,!Si,7:5, balances, $2,iVV.'3l; money, 4114
per cent.
NKW VUHK, Allg. 13. UlOarlllgS, JIS9,931,
615, balances, J17,7il,533.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Money, 3HS6 per
cent; New York exchange, nar to luc tils-
discount, clearings, J2,0fi0,iiO.
Xrvr York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-MONEY-On call,
steady, 2321,4 per cent; last loan, 2t i cr
cent; prime mercantile paper, 414'do re
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer, with
nctunl business In bankers' bills nt J4.M for
demand nnd nt J4.8s"4 for sixty days; posted
rntes, Jl.fifI.SGH and J4.8Si,4ij4.M); commer
cial bills, $4.Mi!4.$5.
SILVER Bar, 5SHo; Mexican dollars, 45c.
BONDS-Government, steady; state, Inac
tive; rnllroad, llrm.
The closing quotations on bonds arc as
follows:
U. a. rff. 2
do coupon
do Jt, rr
do coupon
do new in, teg.
do coupon
do ull If, nt,.
do coupon
do It, t'K
do coupon
D. of C. 3. 65s...
Atchison Ken. 4s.
do nil 4s
.107 N. Y. Central In. .. .1414
.107', N J. C. gen. 5s l'-'9'4
.lni No rnclrk' it IMS
..1'jSI.i do 4 72
.117 ,N Y. (' & Ht L 4s..P)T'i
117
113
N'. ,t V. con. l ...111U
Oreeon N'nv. Is. . . ItU
.1:3
.ii'7;
.10;
.121
.101
. 10
do 4s .e:i,
Oreeon H. I.. 6s....J.J
do eonsol 5s lll'i
needing Kfn. is.... ?'
Hlo O W. Is MP4
Ht I. & I M c 5...;i0
Canada So. 2s
Ht L H F g. 6s...lJ
Ch's. A Ohio 41is..;i"-''jM. Paul consols
.173
do 5s lis Ht P, C & V Is.
.113
J. & .N. v. c. 7S ..IS.l'.i UO OS 116',
do H. F. deb. 5s. .1.2 So. Pfldrlr 4s 5S
Chicago Ter. 4s .... SI So. Hallway 5s U5Ti
Colorado Ho. 4s SJt, H. 11. & T. 6s f.7'4
l)enr & It. 41. Is.lOJ .Tex. A IMclfle ls...lH'4
Krie Keneral 4s X, Mo 2s lil'i
P. V. A I). C. ls..t:j Union I'ACinc 4s....lHi
Den lMectrlc ls....tij AVnbssh 1
Iowa Centrnl Is.... 11$ I do 2s 1P
L. & N. unl. Is i01, West Hhore 4s 11214
M . K. A. T. 2s tl Wis. Central Is SI
do 4s SI ,Vn. .Centuries Dl'.i
Offered.
Ilostoii Stock (Imitations,
BOSTON, Aug. 13.-Call loans, 38 J14 per
cent; Inst loan, 4&fj5 per cent. Olllclal
closlnj:
A., T. H. r 74, West Knd 00
do pfd t5, Atchison 4s Hit
Aincr. .Sugar UU N. 11, O. A C. ts... o2i
American Tel K-l Adventure 7J
Uoston A Albany.. 2W lllncham Mln. Co... 41
Iloton Hlevnted ...I7'J Am.il. Copper 11V;
Itoston A .Me 1S2H Atlnnttn i
Dominion Coal 23 Calumet A llicln.,,71u
do pfd 118 Centennial 16' i
l. H. Hleel 4f',4 Kranklln 17
do pfd !2'(, Humlrfildt 25
I'ltiiilmrg pfd in Osceola 97
Oen. Illectrtc 2'i2'4 Parrot CO
Kd Klec. Ill ISO Qulncy 170
Mexican Central ... Jlj Santa K Copper...
N. B. O. A C O'.iTnmaraek 345
Old Colony '.OS rtnh Mining 2t,
Old Dominion 30 iWlnonn S'i
I'nlon l'aclllc JCTj, Wolverines 6H4
Union Iinl 3', I
London Mock tuotnt Ions.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-4 p. m.-Close:
Cons., money
do account
Anaconda ...
Atchison ....
do pfd
91 7.1
9l'l
9
75Vi
97i 1
OI1I0..IC0
Norfolk A W....
54i
to
99
34
7:.li
21
3914
MU
31' 1
tc,
l!'4
91i
4SU
:i
SM,
414
do pfd
No. l'aclllc Pfd..
Ontario A W....
Pennsylvania
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Hallway ....
linitimore A
Canadian Pacific.
.112
. 4',
Chs. A Ohio ....
Chicago (1. V....
C. M. A Ht. V...
Denver A II. CI...
do pfd
Kile
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central ..
L A N
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. Y. Central ..,
161 do pfd .
. 4714 So. I'selflc
. 93 ,Pnlon Pacific ..
. 37l do pfd
. 0-'4 I'. H. Hteel
.41 'do pfd
.tP"i Wabash
.1)4, do pfd
. it; Spanish 4s
. r.l'.jlliind Mine
..131
BAR SILVER-Dull, 2Gd per ox.
MONEY Wil jier cent. Tho rate nf
discount In the open market for short bills
Is 2V(!2 7-16 per cent; for three months'
bills, 2 7-16fi2!,4 per cent.
Gold premiums are quoted today ns fol
lows: BuciiOh Ayres, 131.60; Mndrtd, 39.S2;
Lisbon, 39. The amount of bullion taken
into the Bank of Englnnd on bnlnnce today
was ilSl.uOO.
Foreign Flnniielnl.
LONDON, Aqg. .13. Money was ensy and
abundant todny. with nrosnects of being
more abundant Inter. Discounts wero wenk
nnd hud 11 tendency downward. Business
on the Stock exchange was Inactive, but
prices generally were steady. Consols were
tlrm on cash purchases. Foreigners wero
neglected. Kntllrs were Inclined to burden
on Lord Kitchener's favorable weekly dis
patch. Americans Improved overnight on
wall street ndvlces and on the news thnt
thn Hteel strike In the I'nlted States was
practically n failure. Steel shares were
particularly llrm. Canadian Pnrlllcs grew
tlrmcr on tho dividend nnd closed llrm.
PARIS. Aug. 13. Business on the bourse
today was quiet. Governments were llrm,
notably Argentines, which advanced. Trac
tions had a dropping tendency. Rio tlntos
Improved, notwithstanding tho decline In
copper. DcBccrs nnd Knfllrs opened llrm,
rencted and closed dull. Three per cent
rentes, HOf 29c for the account. Exchange
on London, 23f 12c for checks. Spanish 4s,
70.55. j
fiiibtrcnsiiry In Debt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Tho subtrcasury
was a debtor at the clearing house this
morning for the sum of J2.99l.58l. Of this
nmount J300,00o was on payments to agents
of the I'nlted Stnten navy, Jl.lOO.000 for the
quartermaster's department of the United
States nrmy ni .Manna. nu,iiw on account
of Seattle find San Francisco drnfts for
gold deposited and nbout $500,000 on general
nccount. Up to thn close of business yes
terday the hanks had lost to the subtrcas
ury Jl,563,000.
Condition nf the Trensnry.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150 000,101 koM
reserve In the division of redemption shown:
Avallnble cash balance, $173,651,466; gold,
$103,953,163.
Wnol Mnrket.
BOSTON. Aug. 13.-WOOL-There was a
steady tone to the wool market this week,
with general conditions not materially
changed. Manufacturers nre disposed to
buy freely and with machinory well em
ployed this makes 11 very liberal business.
The market Is In good shape, taken as a
whole, with conditions llrm. The best
feature Is that the wool taken goes Imme
diately Into list. The goods mnrket Is yet
the controlling fnctor of the situation and
to tho cheerful position of the latter Is die
the strength of the wool outlook. Tho sales
made yet tun largely to territory grades.
Choice tine wools are costing 4liil6c, with
gnu-rally line lots of territory at Hfirc;
choice staple wools are quotable nt 4fifjlhc,
cleaned, with offerings small. Fleece wools
continue quiet, but prices nre held stendy
In tho nbsence of much business. Fine Aus
tralian wools are quiet but llrm. with cross
links moving moderately at steady prices.
The fnllowlnir nrn ihe nuotatloiis for lead
ing descriptions: Ohio nnd Pennsylvania
l1eoces-.X and XX and above, 23fi24e: XX
and XX and above, 20c; delaine, 2So; No. 1
combing, Sotfi 260, No 2 and "i-blood, ?5c;
coarse and brnld washed, 23i2tc. Michigan.
Wisconsin, etc. X Michigan, 20fiJ21c: No. I
Michigan combing. 23fi2lo; No. 2 Michigan
combing. 23li2lc; coarse and braid washed,
23c; line delaine, 2;ifj24i- Unwashed medium,
etc. Kentucky i-blood combing, 20o; 4
blood, 20c, Missouri U-hlood comhing. 19o;
a:. blood. 19c: brnld combing. 17e. Territory.
scoured bnsls Montana fine, lP!J16o;
scnired, 4ISilfio; line nienium, luii'io;
enured. 42fi43e: stnnle. 16'nl7e. scoured, 46Jl
4-o; Utah. Wyoming nnd Idaho fino, 13111 Ic;
scoured. 4Kil5c; lino medium, 13tjl4c;
scoured. U"(H3e; staple. 155710c; scoured, HHj
47c. Australian, scoured bnsls, spot prices
Combing, superfine 74ii75e: superfine, 71Q
72c; good, OOli.'Oc; average, 65i67c.
ST. LOUIS, Allg. 13.-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades. Ildil7c; light fine. IHjllc;
heavy line, 9611c; tub washed, 121j2lc.
CofToe MnrUri.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-COFFKE-mtures
opened steady In tone, with prices 5 points
lower, soon afterward further easing off 6
points on some months, under selling lor
locnl nnd foreign account, coupled with t n
favorable European markets nnd heavy re
celpts In the crop country. Absence of
public support and disappointingly smnll
sales spot helped to weight down tho local
market. Trading was moderately nctlve.
with liquidations n fenture In the lnte sis
slnn. The market closed steady, with
prices net Bf 10 points lower. Total "ales
wero 32.000 bags, Including: September.
185c; October, 4.85fjl9V; November, 4.9.V-:
March, 5,3(Wj5.0C; April, 5.45c; May, li.lJfi
5.50c; June, 5.tVo; July. 5..WjYfi0c. Spot,
Rio, qjlot. No 7 Invoice, 5Hc Mild, quiet;
Cordova, SflllHc.
.Hugnr Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-SUOAR-R1W,
qul't nnd easy; fnlr refining, 3 9.PV: cn.
trlfugnl, 96 test, 4Hc; molas'-es sugar. 3 5U,c;
retlnod quiet
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 13-8UO.R-Qulet;
centrifugal yellow, 4itile; sec nd,
:Uij3Hc; molabscj, quiet; centrltugul, 60 He,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good to Gholci fitef ftlceri Steady t Stien
and Trade Active.
GOOD HOGS HIGHER, OTHERS WEAK
Micep nnd l.ninli Were In Active llr.
in 11 It il nnd Priors AiMnnoed
Ten to I'lfleen Cents
un (tiKid Moolr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Allg. 13.
Receipts today: Cnttle. Hogs. Slui p.
Ofllclal Monday 2,7om 4,.ol 10 0JI
Othclal Tuesday f,ii0 7,77 L.v2
Two dnys this week.. 7.730 12.5 S 22.S.5
Same dnys last week.... 7.220 17.02J IO.mx
Same week before 4, ill 115 7 1 .HV
Same three weeks neo.. 4 7IS 15.162 liOUl
Same four weeks ngo.... 7,ii,l 2.,430 MVL
Same duvs last year 7,!2 7,271 20 112
Average price paid for hi g. nt S .t th
Omaha the past several diys w.th com
parisons: I 1901.l.IS09.1lS.Di.!l$97.lSr"J.tMl5.
Jiliy 27...; 5 6 W I 32 3 27! 3 41 2 '51 I S3
July 2S... I 5 13; I 33 3 7, 3 20. 2 7h
July 20... 6 171 4 1 4 32 3 72, 3 itlt 2 71 4 9J
July 30... 5 5fiiii fi tiSi 3 7I 3 4I 2 7i, I il
July 31... 6 til 5 00.4 32 3 fat) 2 77 I in
August 1, 5 fi6i,s 5 15, 4 19 3 79 2 771 4 41
August 2, 5 7fi I 5 1S I 2. 3 7I 3 45 4 In
August 3. 1 6 7'Jiij 5 15 4 33 3 7 3 47 2 SI I f I
August 4.1 5 101 4 13 3 fil 3't"; i K5l
August 5. 5 S I 1 4 45l 3 ill 3 53 2 4 6!
August I). I 5 SO , B 01 3 7. 3 41 3 i";: 1 hi
August 7. 5 153 5 11 4 3S,
3 .5
9.' I f.
August 8.1 5 fi5H 6 15 4 3
3 81 I
II ii! 3 49
73 I M
August 9. 1 5 73'V 5 04 I 32,
4 l.i
AllgUSl 1U O il'Si 6 00
1 1:71 ! .si rA' i 57
August 11
August 121 6 74
4 99, 4 29 3 27 3 51, 2 M
4 35, 3 1S 3 5S, 2 Ml 4 Ul
3 "Il 3 Oil 2 74 4 ..'J
August 13 5 77S 4 95
Indlcntcs Sunday.
The olllclal number of enrs of stotk
brought In today by each road wns:
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
C M. & St. P. Ry.
1
1
9
O
l"; 43'
I
33 2
'i ..
41
3
ii !!
1
2 . .
IIS 41
o. & St, it. Ry
Mo. P. Ry
L. I, syftem
C. & N. V. Ry
V., E. Ai M. V. R. R.
S. C. & P. Ry
(.'.. St. P.. M. A- O. Ry.
B. A: M. R. R. R. ..
f B. Q. Ry
K. C. & St J
C, R. I. P.. nst .,
C. R. I. .t P.. wist ...
Cripples nnd driven In .
3
10
4
n
DS
n
5
74
2
7
Ii
Total receipts ..
.231
The disposition of the dny's receipts wis
ns follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of hend Indicated:
Buyers.
Cattle. Hoes. Shfep.
Omnh Packing Co 611
S2?
5fl
Swift and Company R70
I'udnhy Packing Co 1,427
Armour Ai Co 1,231
Omnhn Pkg. Co., K. C. 93
Cutlahy Pkg. Co.. K. C. 1K7
R. Becker & Degan ... 15S
Vnnsant .t Co 32
Libtnan & Co 13S
W. I. Stephen 5
Livingstone & Schnller.. 115
Hamilton .t Rothschild.. 8
L. F. Hus7 90
S. & S
2,0,55
1, ao
2, f0.j
1 412
2,90!
3.011
671
2SI
Hammond, St. J.
421
II. If. HntihlcK ....
Wolf .4 M
39
71
4S1
Other buyers
162
Totals
5,546
f.757 f,r:i
flATTI .Fn.celnts tnrfnv were Ihe henVl-
est lii some time, and besides a very liberal
supply or cornfed stock there win a no .1
good sprinkling of grass beef. Tne de
mand wus, however, fully cquil to th!
supply.
Both native and range beef cnttle w-'to
In demnnd and prices on killers held fully
steady and trade was fairly nctlve thro gh
out. Nntlve beeves sold up to 15 50, unl
Idaho gnusers suitable for beef touched
J4.40.
Tho supply of cows and hrlfers ivai
lather excessive nnd there wai n lispo
sltlon nmong buyers to cut pi Ices. B et
grades sold pretty close to steady, but
anything: off weight or flesh sold cn l.r.
Heavy feeders slumped oft 101715c today,
nnd even lighter grades were In rather
slack demand. Representative sales:
BEEF STEEP.3.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Tr.
I C70 3 (0 19 1257 5 15
7 fiil 3 !) 42 9M 5 20
1 720 I 00 49 1129 5 2)
2 S70 4 71 10 1109 5 23
1 1210 4 50 34 1169 5 '.0
13 973 4 50 13 1075 5 J'l
37 S94 I SO 31 1191 5 2l
25 1191 4 50 21 HW 6 V)
11 HI'S 4 (5 IS 1009 5 25
19 S64 I 75 6S 1125 6 25
110 159-2 4 10 18 1235 5 50
110 1192 4 ) 20 IM 5 25
9 1173 4 f5 7.9 1421 5 25
34 1167 4 fi 1 1C50 5 40
23 1060 4 C5 45 1245 6 40
1 1000 5 00 19 1243 5 is
35 1211 5 (0 59 1297 5 45
19 12(0 5 U5 20 1226 5 53
K 1203 5 10 47 1191 H)
3) 1127 5 IS
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
49 731 4 ::5 35 1077 5 70
STEERS AND STAGS.
17,,,,, 1343 5 15
STEERS TEXAS.
y 9S7 4 05 46 912 4 35
40 1193 4 15
COWS.
... 800 1 to
... SS3 2 M
...960 3 10
.. .1(150 2 U
...1S9) 2 15
...1040 2 15
...1160 2 10
... 990 3 15
...1040 3 40
... 9f") 2 50
...1043 ISO
... SSO 2 5l
... 540 2 M
1....
1....
4.1....
9....
(S....
10....
1....
19....
II....
6....
1....
910 IK
1150 3 l
977 3 0"
100.) 3 (fl
960 3 W
SI7 3 IS
12S0 3 00
95S 3 a
SIS 1 23
1065 3 IS
US') 3 50
371 3 fo
1015 3 6l
1053 3 75
1(00 3 S5
1074 4 30
... S71
...loco
... 910
...1054
90
1
5
2 15
I 65
1 75
HEIFERS.
700
740
too
70S 3 90
900 3 fO
650 2
125 1
700 2 SS
BULLS.
1110 3 W 1
.1370 3 (0
. 72-) 3 00
. 6'J0 4 00
1120 2 W 1
....1250 161 1
12(0 2 65
CALVES.
ICO 3 75 1
lS'i 3 75 1
... 290 4 On 1
II) 4 75 1
195 SM 1
STOCK CALVES.
!3 3 75 4
170 5 IV)
130 5 no
190 3 ,0
230 5 Oo
210 5 SO
20 4 23
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 550 5 00 5 610 2 60
' 670 2 25 2 535 2 1,5
570 2 SO 13 S4I 2 "S
170 1 50 1 3.'.0 2 75
(21 3 SO ( 3f) I 90
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1
2
S40 5 00
7..
9S( 3 00
5S0 3 50
10..
6..
11..
IS..
. 911 3 10
. S18 3 10
. 915 3 15
. 7S5 3 13
. SOS 3 13
. SIS 3 25
. 4i5 3 25
. 620 3 T5
.10') 3 30
. (.() 3 10
. 99( 3 10
. 457 3 ()
. 675 3 40
. 655 3 SO
. 53.1 .1 .VI
. 325 4 CO
2
3
.....
1
I!!'.!
57
34
17
19
I
5
(V.
5
1 cow
2 cows ...
1 bull
1 cow
1 heifer...
6 cows
2 cows...
3 cows . .
1 cow
17 cows
2S cows
2 cows
1 calf
2 heifers.
3 feeders.
7 steers...
2 bulls....
21 steers...
1 cow
650
: so
SIS
16 1
2 50
I 65
730 2 75
S10 2 75
705 2 75
663 I S4
S.55 1 SS
7(5 2 5
615 2 90
(12 2 J
756 2 95
S2 I 9i
710 3 95
07 3 95
S3I 2 95
19
!...".'
16
27.'.'.!!
4
14.!!!!
1
2
NEBRASKA.
, (A 3 20
IS cows 1075 3 20
S50 2 75
7 COWS 9IS 2 15
,1150 2 16
1 cow.
990 2 60
170 5 00
49) 2 60
9 V) 2 90
970 2 9l
9V 2 61)
960 2 60
817 2 55
S95 2 75
S95 2 65
.950 2 25
S20 2 65
. H7S 2 90
. VA 2 00
. 9") 2 M
. S60 2 60
. 792 2 50
. 9S5 2 75
. S25 2 00
. 230 1 50
. CM 2 61
1 rnlf....
1 steer. ..
2 cows. . .
2 cowfl. . .
6 cows. . .
3 cows...
16 cows. . .
42 cows . . .
21 cows...
1 calf...
ISO 3 00
2 heifers.. 765 2 25
boo 3 01 1 feeder..
F. llenecke W:o.
.1032 3 25 1 steer....
13S6 2 40 II cows....
G'orge Vorhees Wyo.
.1202- 4 10 23 cows...,
. 81 ) 2 60
IDAHO.
'00 2 00
1110 2 25
, 992 3 20
.1011 3 35
6 teers....H33 I 40
27 fteers ...1146 1 30
1 steer 1130 4 25
R. H. and W. D
47 steers..
JO steer.'..
.115 4 41
.114 4 3)
Watklns-Nb.
1 st cr ....116) 3 55
97 steers ...1054 3 11
Mr i J. R
Flmii-Neb.
21 cows.. .
. . 900 3 15
E. E. Lowe Neb.
. .1010 3 00 7 cows,
..1250 3 6)
17 C05VS.
1 C05V. . ,
.1060 3 60
L, lleinf uery .en.
6 eows, . 966 3 15 2 cows,
1 cow 1070 3 15 7 cow a.
,. 9T0 2 fO
... 9S1 2 CO
4 cows. .. K;!o 3 15 1 cow 2 :0
k cows. . . . 10.'2 ,1 15
HOGS -Prices continue to spread between
choice nnd common grades nml while the
former were free sellers the Intter were
more or less neglected throughout und the
market on such ruled slow and closed wenk.
Buyers won looking for the better grades
nnd prices on best were strong to 6c higher,
the top touching Jti.ui and general bulk sell
In nt J5,751iw.S.'. against a bulk yesterday
ot J.).70H6.S0.
The market wns not particularly nctlve,
but the better grades were cleared Up In
good season, although the extreme close
was rather easier nit around. Light and
common orrerings were hnrd to move
throughout the day at prices unevenly
lower nnd the mnrket on anything but de
sirable grnries closed decidedly weak, with
a few hogs unsold nt the dote. Representa
tive sales:
No.
it
fn. I'r. No. Av. Hi. Pr.
... i m 33 :.i ti r. 7714
P 5 5.S C 2SI 20 J 50
ISO 5 574 ;e 241 O 5
tO & Co 71 24.1 O 5 sh
IM i f f9 2IJ M i SO
250 5 70 75 213 120 i M)
$0 i ,0 M 211 M) 5 i
Jtf 5 70 61 211 ... 5 Mi
... 5 ?0 IS 211 1C0 5 )
) i "it, II 279 ... h SO
IM 5 7V.i CI 233 ... 5 4U
IN i 721, 6 227 id 5 774
l 5 34 210 ... 5 SO
11 5 7J Ki 2,14 M 5 0
"0 5 75 f.9 2H M 5 fO
M S 7J 74 23S SO b 0
M 5 75 7( 21 ... 5 fO
... 5 67 227 ... I H)
0 5 74 .'.9 271 SO b -0
... i 75 ( 29 ... 5 0
... 5 IS 45 309 SO 5 M
5 ,5 2n 3vi I to
40 5 75 49 2!l SO 5 f)
... J 1 721 ... : to
... J 71 76 Sla 10 U)
... 5 7S 67 229 ... 1:714
2) 5 75 M 277 ... 5 Ml
HQ b 75 66 Stt 120 .1 S214
... 17.', 63 262 40 ft 1,2',
120 5 7J M 251 lo f V
1(0 5 11 M 219 SO 5 !.",
160 3 71 75 2!0 SO 5 2'
40 5 7714 71 256 n i v2,
SO 5 771, 56 302 40 5 2'4
200 J 7!',4 62 JM i 5 vs'i
(0 5 n-'i 70 216 ... 5 s;i,
('I 5 77i 71 2(3 16) 5 S24
10 5 W'4 37 2ri ... 5 SS
160 5 771, JO 330 SO 5 S5
120 5 77'4 322 ... 5 90
... S 7714 42 332 ... 6 0.)
120 5 7714 71 231 SO 5 SS
12) 5 771, C4 264 80 5 S5
40 5 77', 65 5S3 ... 5 S3
! 5 7T',4 54 291 (0 5 15
320 5 724 fd 277 ... 5 3
sn 5 72's C6 23 SO 5 S3
120 5 774 f2 272 S) 6 ".j
... 5 7714 45 319 ... 5 I'O
.1S4
SS...,
3. ..
70. . ,
6i ..
73...
71...
7...
M...
$0...
.Ml
....195
....211
....212
S.l...
M...
Ml...
71...
Mi...
0...
70...
23...
....227
....MS
....2M
....214
....!!)
....227
....201
... .25S
....230
....IK,
....225
,...1S1
11...
80...
M...
7...
3S...
U...
72 ..
TS...
si...
71 ..
79...
.22.1
9...
,5V..
...2(5
...231
SI.
.2W
f.S IV)
SI...
7...
71...
(17...
12...
65...
f9...
to...
70...
M...
7...
M...
71...
.245
.230
..201
..246
..SM
..219
..2(2
..110
..2M
..212
..224
SHE::r Receipts today were several
hundred hend larger than yesterday and
wero tho hcnvlest since In April and were
made up entirely from range stock. While
the supply wns very large the demand was
nlso liberal and conditions here und else
where favorable to sellctn.
Prices on best grades of sheep and lambs
were generally luc higher. Ia'ss desirable
holdings sold generally steady to strong
and a very fair clearance wns effected early
In the day.
Quotations: Cholco yearlings. j3.S0if3.Ci;
fair to good yearlings, J3.35if3.50; choice
wethers, J3.35j3.C0; fair to good wethers,
J3.154j3.23; cholco owes, J2.76'J.OO; fair to
good ewes, $2.252.65; choice spring lambs,
l.S5rf5.0O; fair to good sjirli g lambs, JUOif
4.76; feeder wethers, $2.75ij3 A); feeder lambs,
.i.ood(J.wj. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr,
8 western ewes 9S J3 00
1 western ewo 70 3 00
3 western ewes 9) 3 (
663 South Dakota wethers S.3 3 60
3 lambs, western 6o 4 75
479 Wyoming owes 101 3 no
212 Wyoming ewes Iu2 3 00
336 Wyoming wethers 9S 3 6"
619 Wyoming wethers 3 M
254 Wyoming wo'hers 97 3 Hi
321 Wyoming wethers 0i 3 50
304 Wyoming wethers 97 3 50
311 Wyoming wethers '.', 3 50
20 lambs 67 4 "5
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cnttle About Stendy lings nnd .Sheep
Open llluber.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13,-CATTLE-Recelpts,
4,000 nend, Including 500 head Texans; cholco
llrm, others ubout steady; butchers' stocks,
steady to slow; good to prime steers, Ja.iMtf
6.25; poor to medium, $4.15iiG.I0; Blockers
nnd feeders, strong to 10c higher, $2.25114.00;
cows nnd heifers. J2.10fo.30; canners, Jl.SOli
2.23; bulls, $2.Oyi.25; cnlvcs. slow. $2.23i(
6.G0: Texas steers. $3.lVu' l.fij; western steers.
J4.50ii5.00.
nuiio ucceipts, I'j.uuo nenn; tomorrow,
33,000 head, estimated; left over, 0,i") head;
opened hade higher, closed easier; mixed
nnd butchers. J3.55ii6.15; good to choice.
heavy. $5.iV)fi6.20; rough heavy. $3.&0fi5.00:
bulk of sales. $5.72!4f(fi.(W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 11.00)
he.id: opened 10i?20c higher, closed weak.
advance lost; good to choice wethers, J3.75
ii'4.35; fair to choice mixed, J3.25ij3.S5: west
ern sheep, $3,2551.40; yenrllngs. $3.7511 1.45;
native lambs, J2.10i?5.l0; lambs, $3.60tfj3.00.
KnnsiiM Cllj I, lie Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 13. CATTLE Re
celnts. 13.000 nittl-eH. 2.000 Texans, SO0
calves; beef steers. loyiSc lower; cows and
lietrers steady; slociters and reetiers, iwiv
15c higher; cholco export nnd dressed, J3.I5
uT).90: fnlr to good. $1. 7575.10: stackers und
re frier. J .won. 30: western leu steers, n.w
(iiS.50; western range steers, J3.25f71.35; Tcs-
nns nnd Indians, .oiia.'.si; icxas cows,
.50i:2.90; cows, nntlveti, $2.S09 l.2o; neirers,
.751J3.00; bulls, $2.25in,60; calves, $3.0oiif25.
HOGS Receipts. 11.000 head; market
steady; top. $6.10; bulk of sales, 6.650(?ii.lO;
heavy. J6 duoih.to; mixed pneuers, j.).toijo.io;
light. J3.3Va6.B5.
Hit Kit' AM) I,AAIHS KOCCllltS. 1.1HIO
head; mnrket strong; lnmbs, $l.50ij 5.25; na
tive wethers. $3.23ij3.73: nntlve yenrllngs.
$3.50j4.(O; western wethers, $3.00if3.40; west
ern yearlings. ,i;7j3.oo; e5cs, j.'.io'i3..-j;
stock ewes, $2.0011.50,
SI. I.ouls l,le Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
5,000 head. Including 1.S00 Texans; market
steady to rtrong on best natives; steady
but slow on Texans; native shipping and
export steers, $4.9f1i3.F."); dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, Jl.ftrff.'i.SO; steers under 1.000
lbs., $3.O0!5j5.0O; stackers and feeders, $2,305
00: cows und heifers. S2.O0ifl.8i; ciniiers.
$1.25fi2.23; bulls. $2.7flfi3.75; Texas and Indian
steers, jauwi i.;i.i; cows and neirers, j-uosr
3.45.
HOGS Receipts. 6,300 head; market
strong; pigs and lights. J5.SOij3.90; packers,
$5.S5ii6 00; butchers. $6 (WFI8.1714.
SHEEP A 7v I) I.A.111IS Iteceipts. 4,l)
head; market 11 shade lower; native) mut
tons. $3.00173.50; lambs. $:i.50fjo 20: culls and
bucks, $2.lKVj3.25; stackers, $1.7032.20.
St. Joseph live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH.
Aug 13. CATTLE Re
market steady to 10c
celpts, 1,912 head;
EXPORT OIL &
OF BEAUMONT.
To WAUHR G. HUDSON & CO,,
Stock nxclianfrc niilR., nostnn, Mass.
Well is down ciyht hnnilnd thirt-j feel UmUiht; shell jhvnmtion samr us other rjuher.
siiktuUd indications for oil, Uonijruiultitionti in ordn:
(Signed) CHARLES A. T0WSE and STEPHEN M. SCOTT.
Ilemonant, 7lxs. Awj, S. '().
To WALTER (1. HUDSON & CO.. Boston;
lknY'ifiwKof OH from Krvrl well Uidm; tuihcr is wtnin: jwMbhi come in
Monday.' Siijned) SHARPE. Driller.
Ilcaumont, Texas, Aug. a, mot.
To WALTER 0. HUDSON 4 CO., Boston;
A'uir hundred si.rtifjhc fret down tonight; Manhattan, hundred twent''flvt frrt
southeast, comes in at ten hundred thirty feet. r ,.,.,.
(Signed) ELLIS E. HEEHL, Auditor.
The iiliuvo toli'uriiiiiN from Uu- olllcors
nnd drillor of the Nxpirt k l''!"'
Lino Co, I'xplnln Hh'iuhi'Ivos.
Wo nre nt present offering a limited
lBsun of tho company's stock at
. . m f . nm m e&
(par value 11.00. full paid nnd nnn-nssrss-nhle).
but In view of the rapid progress of
the well we anticipate early Instructions
from the directors to either withdraw tho
itoek from sale or ADVANCE THE PRICE
TO PAR. IF NOT HIGHER
We nro therefore unable to say how long
this oppori inlty will rimatn open. We ran
simply sny that It Is i pin now, nnd that,
comparing this company a present cunJI-
lower; natives. J3.1M7Sf.l; cows nndjie fcrs,
J1.2oH75, bulls nnd stags, S2.i4V,4 ., a; stack
ers iin.l feedeis, $2.(1f3.S5; venls, S2.:jiii.A.
HOGS' Receipts, .! bend; mnrket strong
011 best, others steady to weak, light anil
light mixed, 5 7,Vun.M, medium nml mlxe.l,
JS.TMtiVi;, plus, J2 5tVJAV15. bulk. Ji$I6.iX.,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocolpts MJ head,
market active and steady; top native weth
ers. J3.M, top native lambs, J3.25.
Mmv York l,le .Stock .Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13,-BEEVES-Re-celpts.
133 head, of which four cars nto
for tomorrow's mnrket; feellnf,' steady;
enblos quoted live tattle lower nt W'AP
l'Jc per lb , refrigerator beef felling in
SVfl0i4c per lb ; shipment, 15o cntt.e.
CALVES -Receipts, 36 hend; ir.K.o lim
ited for lack of slock, (eellng steady; fair
to prime veals, J6..VW ;,5o; others noml ml.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, ,6.'l
head; sheep, slow nnd barely steady, prlnu
lambs opened steady; olhirs lower; wholj
market closed easier, oh do lnmb. evceptcd,
sheep, J2 5oi3.(ki; culls, 2.o. 'nmb , J4.I2S
Ji6.("; one car choice, 6.;0; culls, $1.60
HOOSRecelpts. 1,377 hind. Market sioiid ,
western hogs sold at 5.!'5.
Mnelc In Sluht.
liip following tnblo shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep nt tho live prlnoli nl
live slock mnrkcls Aug 1st 13:
Cattle. Hog-. She p
South Omaha 5,230 4std 1,1,9,1.1
Chicago 4,000 i9,io ll.wi)
Kansas City 13.0i) 11,0,0 i.m
St. Louis 6,lW fi,frtl 4.MM
St. Joseph 1,912 6,!t 9.1:
Totals
....29,172 4S.201 33,ir(
Cotton .Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-COTTON-Future.i
opened ensy in tone, with prices c'own 7 is
points under selling for both nccotiti s bv
room traders, tho south nnd foreign I , cr
ests. Locnl sentiment 5Vas decidedly bear
ish, due to reports of good r.ilns whoi
were much needed In Texas, for. cast f r
continued precipitation over the southwe t
tonight and tomorrow and lncreao.l r
celpts of now cotton. The English mnrl'ct
Hews showed a decline nf H4U6 points
where but little chnnge had been expected
This weakness In Ll5'erpool wns nsrrlb il
by private cables to selling by large Ale
andrla llrms nml to tho rain news Irom
lexns. Before 1 o'clock shorts began to
anticipate nn unfavorable weeklv govern
ment crop report due at noon. This buying
rallied prices quite sharply. Then ano
tho government statement showing rapid
deterioration of the crop In eontrnV Tovis
from drouth. A rnpld turn for cover ent
prices to Inst night's bids, with sh irts
much alarmed But ns Investment buying
did not materialize nnd ns the New Or
leans market lost Its ndvnnco quickly so 1
Ing for n decline to the opening fig ins
became popular. October sold off to 23
and January to 7.27o. The market was
llnnlly quiet hut stendy. wttli prlroi mt
4 to 7 points lower Spot, quiet; middling
gulf, SUo; snles, 769 bales. Futures clos d
quiet but stendy; August, 7.11c; September.
..Ho; October. 7.23e, November, 7.21c: I) -comber.
7.25c; Jununry, 7.27c; Fcbrunry,
7 27c; March. 7.30C; April. 7.32o.
ST. LOUIS, Allg. I3.-COTTON-DUII; ml -tiling,
5c; sales, S5 bnles; receipts, 93S Mum,
shipments, l.Sls bales; stock. 4,29) bal s
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-COTTOV -Steady;
sales, 1,250 bales; ordinary, 5 13-16c;
good ordinary, 6V4c; low middling. "S.p'.c;
middling. S l-16e; good middling. S7-16c. ml 1
dllng fnlr, Sll-lOo; receipts, 742 bale; stoc't.
52.713 bales. Future, quiet; August, 7.69.
7.71c; September. 7.33c; October, 7.11fi7 12c;
November. 7.10ij7.12c; December, 7.10f7 Ho,
January. 7. 13577. 14c; Fcbrunry. 7.13ir7.15c.
GALVESTON, Aug. 13.-COTTON-Flrm
at S i-16o.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 13 -COTTON-Spot,
quiet; prices steady; Amerlcnn middling
17-16,1. The snles of the dny 5vere 6 (0
bales, of ivhlch 600 were for speculntlon nn I
export nnd Included 5,300 bales Amer cm;
receipts. 13.C0O bnles, Including 10,000 Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet and close I
quiet; Amerlcnn middling, I. m. c. Alien d,
4 20-6ld, buyers; August nnd September.
4 17-0td. sellers; September, 1 17-Blil, sellers
October, g. o. c, 4 6-6ld, sellers; Pc'ib r
nnd November, 4S6.6ld, sellers; Novenh r
nnd December, 4 26.6ld, sellers; December
nnd January. I 26-61,1, sellers: January nn I
February. Fcbrunry nnd March, 4 2-'i'd
sellers, Mnrch and April, 4 3-6ld, s-eller.'.
The Cotton exchange will close nt 4 p. in.
on Monday, August 19. nnd Monday. A'
gust 26.
Oil nml Itosln.
OIL CITY, Allg. 13,-OILS-Credlt bnl
nnces, $1.23; certlllcntes, no bid; shipments,
iai,K!6 bbls.; nvernge, 95,916 bbls.; runs, 9S,
231 bids.: average, SO.C52 bbls,
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Aug. 13,-OILS-Tur-pontine,
llrm nt 3314c. Rosin, firm: quot t
tinns: a. R. c, $1.00: D, $1.05: e, $1 to- r,
$1.15: O. $1.20; H. $1.25: I. K. $1.65; M. 51 ;s.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13,-OILS-Cottonseed.
tlrm; prlmo crude nnmlnnl; vellow, Sji)
39c. Petroleum, dull. Rosin, quiet. Tur
pentine, quiet.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-OILS-Cnlcutta l'n
seed, spot, 61s 104d. Linseed nil, 42s fitjd.
Spirits of turpentine, 25s 10V4d.
Xoir Vnrli llry Onmls Mnrket.
NEW YOnK. Aug. 13.-DRY GOODS
Home trade has shown little change to.'av
In nny department here. Expor'ers aro
doing more business nnd nro buying four
ynrd sheetlngH freely for China. Print
cloths are dull nnd barely steady. Print
quiet nnd unchnnged. Ginghams llrm. Sbk
nre fair, with a fair demand. Hosiery and
undenvonr quiet nnd unchanged.
MANCHESTER. Aug. 13.-DRY GOODS
Holdcrs unwilling to ncept lo5ver prices.
Yarns d ill.
Evnpornlcd nnd Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13. EVA PORATED
APPLES Offerings of evaporated aoj I 'H
continue scarce nnd owing to a gool d -miind,
pnrtlculnrly from out of town, irn
mnrket hol(N quite llrm nt a siiht cl 1
In 5 nines; state, common to good, pij'7c;
prime, "NfiSe, choice. fffiHc; fancy, RH'nne.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Werc 11
shade steadier. Prunes, 3.5Jf?7o. Apricot 1,
Royal, 8i,45713c; Moor Park, Sifi2c, Peiche',
peeled, HJJlSc; unpeeled, 6f9'.4c.
Torp1toie 10711?.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James E. Boyd A Co.,
OMAHA. NED.
COMMISSION
cnAIN, rilOVIHIOMH AND STOCKS,
DumiI uf Trade nalldlac
Direct wires to Chicago and Now Yoeh.
Corxespcndence, John A. VVniren U Co.
PIPE LINE CO.
ifcKinionf, Tcrtif. Awj. 3, '(?;.
tlon find prospects with those of other
successful oil companies, we see no ren'on
why Its shares should not be worth nnd
bring lo times par at Irnst
No company outside of (hose already
producing oil offers n greater certainly of
rich returns In the Texas oil fields than
the Export Oil fc Pipe Line Co.
Wo bellovo It Ik the best Investment be
fore the piblli toda)
Subscriptions should in- sent In EARLY
(this Is a '-ase where ilnio bids fair In bo
money, and Mid moneyi, either to ihe
compans nl lleaumont. Terns, or to Its
fiscal agents ns below, with check or draft
payable to the order of
Sanford Makeevar
SI Adams Ht , Chlc.ibo, III,,
Cicn'l. Acut for Nebraska.