TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FIUDAV, AUGUST 1G, 1901
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
GrtU Marktls Wiak, Dm to Cabin and
Weather Baieao Riporti.
MAIN SENTIMENT IN WHEAT BEARISH
Market
Clone l.oirer Llunldntloii
lu Lnte Jtintii Millie OnU
Ilule I'nn).
CHICAGO, Aug. 13. Tho grain markets
wcro cnk today, cables ntul crop reports
contributing the chief disturbing Influences.
"Wheat closed lic corn lHfllftc nnd oats
Wc lower for September delivery. Pro
visions closed a shade to 25c depressed.
September wheat opened 'VSic lower at
74ic to 2'ic because Liverpool was weak
nnd northwestern observers said conditions
were favornblo for harvesting the crop of
pprlng wheat. Vnder liquidation the mar
ket enrly dropped to "IVic. A rally to 72ic
'followed covering by a few shorts, who
were Impressed by the magnitude of sea
board clearances. Sentiment lu the main
was bearish, however. The prospect of n
lienvy movement from the two Dnkotas
nnd Minnesota was silently reckoned with
,and the Impression prevailed that a heavy
Jforclgn demand, firmly sustained, would be
necessary to maintain prices. -Liquidation
again started tho market on the downward
(course, stop-loss orders checked the dc-
Iprcsslon, the close was weak, l?c under
yesterday at "lc. Kxporters reported
loads taken.
Seaboard clearances, with Oalveston to
hear from, were equal In wheat and Hour
to 1.317.0U0 bushels, ...
Primary receipts aggregated 922,000
.bushels, compared with 525,000 last year.
' llHH....nlla .....I fi,.1,tl rAfwirl ."--.II mr.
ir ago.
Minneapolis und Dululh report 851
?ninst 181 last week and 212 a yea
Local receipts wero 119 cars, 22 of contract
graiie.
Liquidation ruled corn prices. The pre
ponderant tern1 of reports on the crop was
)of Improvement In the prospects for Into
sown maize. Two publications of consider
nblc Influence with traders published
articles based on private reports from tha
corn belt decidedly bearish In Import. Both
.claimed that recent developments show that
(the government report and other estimates
recently made were too pessimistic. These
Hems, together with tho weakness of wheat
.nnd of the corn market at Liverpool, tot
longs to selling. Almost the only demand
"Came from shorts who wero taking profits.
September sold between 684c the opening
figure, and S7Ji' "nil closed we.ik, l'i'alo
lower at f,7Wc. Receipts were 121 cars,
Oats ruled easy with otuer grains. The
market held fairly steady for a time be-
icause there was little pressure from longs.
(The decidedly weak tone of wheat and corn
Mater, however, nrotight out long's oats In
considerable quantities, und the close was
weak. September sold between Z6o and
Cj',Vft3jt; and closed Tifllo down at 33VW
35"!,,c. Receipts were 330 cars, 3H of them
I new oats.
Provisions wero dull. , little support
Sfrom packers was sufllelont to check the
declining tendency of lard and ribs, but
ipork ruled weak. The opening was steady
Jin sympathy with higher prices at the
.yards, but the tono of the market there
after was easy under Influence of surround
ing weakness. September pork closed 21c
.lower at M3.P0, September lard n shndo
Idown at J8.72V4 and September ribs 5W7V5o
depressed at ?,i.97',418.00.
Kstlmatod tvcelpts tomorrow: Wheat, 135
cars; corn, HI cars; oats, 33 cars; hogs, 21,
UOo head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
ir:.
Sept.
Dec.
, May
Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Oats
Sept. IJec.
May
Pork
. Sept.
t Jan.
Lord
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
Itlbs
Stpt. Oct.
Jan.
I OpcnTl High. I Low. " Closc.Ycs'y"
i I i i
72! 72H 71V41 7H4 73
7tH 73!i 73C,il75iUH
'Wis1 78i 77 774 78
I I I I I
MmiftS 88'4 571,4 57",4 595TU
ffiMiTf, rmu R9-V B9-M 01
62'.4ffj 62ft 2 62 C3H
I I I I I
36WK 3WXWlV 35HW 3Sti
37if: 37il36Mi37 W.iW 37i
SDlMm 30?l 39SV4 39'((i 40
ll 15 I H 15 I 13 90 I 13 90 I 14 15
I 15 42V4I 15 47V4I 15 30 15 30 15 45
I I I I I
I 8 75 I 8 75 I 8 72U 8 72M 8 75
8 82& 8 82VSI 8 77Vi 8 SO 8 S2V4
1 8 S5 I 8 85 I 8 SO I 8 8214 8 87Vj
' 8 07V4 8 07"4 7 97 H 8 00 8 ff
8 15 8 17',i 8 0714 0714 8 15
7 95 7 OT,. 7 90 7 92V4 7
No. 2.
Cash nilotatlons were as follows:
FLOUR-Steady: winter paten's. 13.10
J.50; straights, I3.20ff3.30: clears, t2.S0fl3.10;
spring specials nranils. H.Wat.V).
WHEAT-No. 2 red, 72mS72Wc.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 5Se.
OATS-No. 2. 2fi,T37e; No. 2 white, 3-Sugi
&c; mo. .) wnne, airwave.
UVK-No. 2. f.9V4c
FLAX-Sentembcr. $1.59: October. 11.51.
IIARLHY Good feeding, 53(f(Mc; fair to
cnoiee malting, bli'qbzc.
SEKDS-No. 1 flax, $1.63: No. 1 northwest
ern, Sl.ru; prlnio timothy, $5.33; clover, con
tract crade. $10.25.
1'ROVISIONS-Mess pork, per hbl $14.00Ji
14. za. i.arci, per iw ins., ss.7njjK.72vi. Htiort
ribs sides (loosed. $7.90578.05, Hry salted
shoulders (boxed). $7.23(37.50. Short clear
tildes (boxed). JS.405JS.S5.
AVHISICY-Rasls of high wines. $1,29.
SCOAR Cut loaf. Co; granulated, 5.52c
confectioners' A, 5.39c; off A, 5.24c.
Following are the receipts and rhlpmcnts
lor lotiay.
Receipt. Shipments
Flour, bbts 26,000 27,000
"Wheat, bu 300,000 37,000
Corn, bu 125,000 HV..CO)
Ciats, bu 349,000 13S.000
Ttye. bu 18,000 l.uOO
ilarley, bu 2S.00O 10,00)
On the Produce exnhango today the hut
ter market was steady; creameries, HVWi
21c; dairies. 13'dl8c. Cheese, steady. 9ia
iO?ic. Kggs, unchanged; fresh, 13V4yi4!4c
sew vonic r.n.viiiHAii maiikut.
Quotation of the liny oil Vnrlunn
('oniinotlltles.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-K1XUR-Recelpt5,
19,001 bblB.; exports, 21,ll bills.; quiet und
lower; winter patents, 3.f.0J I-0; w titer
straights, $3.40(3.55; winter extr.is, JS.Mff
2.S0; winter low grades, S2.30(fj2.'i0; Mlnnc-
sola patents, $3,9004.10; Minnesota bakers,
,$2.tsn3.16. Ryo Hour, llrm; fair to go d,
S2.75W3.15; choice to fancy, J3.15ff3.fO.
CORNMHAlz-Qulct; yellow wt stern, $1 L6;
city. $1.22; Urandywlne, j3.30fJ3.S5.
RYH-Dull; No. 2 western, 6Cc. f. o. b.,
ntloat; state, 551)560, c. 1. f., New Yor!,
icnrlots.
IlAHl.KY-Qulet; feeding, B.'c. c. I. f.,
Buffalo; malting, OOftCOc, o. I. f., Uuftilo.
WHEAT Receipts, 58,901 till,; cxportt,
192,951 bu. Spot, weak; No. 2 red, ',8',i,
If. o. b., ajloat; No, 2 red. 76V4c, elevator;
No. 1 northern, Dnluth. 79)ic. f. o. b., nlliat;
No, 1 hard, Uuluth, S7ic, f. o, b nlliat.
Options sustained a severe early b e ik
under bearish cables, liberal northwest re
ceipts, forefgn selliiiK, local and wes cm
.liquidation and no support. Liter rulllel
,in bjg tenboard clearances and small wlnt-r
I wheat receipts, but llnally broke with the
northwest nnd disappointing export trade,
nnd closed weak at lHfi2e net decline. Sep
tember, 7fi?41f7S l-16e, closed at 76,o; Oc
tober. 76Ttl78o, closed at 76!ic; December,
j 7Si4TfOUc, cloed at 7S-ie.
' CORN-Recclpts. 5,000 bu,; exporlt, 40,' 9S
hu. Spot, easy: No. 2. 6Hic, elevator, and
61c. f. o. b., afloat. Option market had a
weak spell early In the day, under llqulda
I tlon, more bearish crop talk, the cables and
' wheat decline. A later rally on covering
wns followed by n final setback w.th win a,
the market closing weak nt IViWl'ic net
1 decline. September, 6ll4it62t;c, closed at
,fil4c; October. fifl621ic, closed at fi2c; De
Icember. G3Vf?64Vc, closed nt 3;i
OATS Receipts, 61.C0J hu.; exports, 291
li, I3int nnlrtl N!n 1 JA XJrt n m , .
No. 2 white, 43Hc; No! 3"whltc. 42ic: 'track
'mixed western, 3940iu; track white, 4iy
iew. i(HHMiB quiei anil oareiy sieany.
MAY Dull; shipping, 72VjJT5c; goad
state, common to choice
to
choice. 90(B95c.
! MOPS-Uulet
.1900 crop. 13fJlSo; 1S99 crop. 105713c; old olds,
'24JCc. Pacific const. 1900 crop, 13fjl7v4c; 1S99
crop, llifl5o; olds, Sffiiu,
HIDES Firm; Galveston. 20 to 23 lis.,
l.l'iliaiic, Lawiuriim, .i in .rj ins., I'JliOI
1 Texas dry. 24 to 30 lbs.. 14Vic.
LEATHER Steady : hemlock sole. Huenos
Ayres. iieni to neavywcignts, .'3Vj'B2ivc:
odd. 23V4t24VJc
TALLOW Firm; city, Be; country, SJTJV.c.
HlCE Firm.
PROVISIONS-Recf, steady; family, $11 20
tfl&.OO: mess. S15: beef hnma. "-ifltr
22.00; pacKei. jiu.uutj ia.su; city, extra India
mess, $16.00018.00. 'Cut menu, eaiy: pic
led bellies, $H.755no.M; pickled shoulde s.
S7.007,25; pickled hums. SU. Lard, o-s.;
western stenmed. I9.O5II9.10: retlned. nulit:
continent, $9.20: South America, S).f5: com
pound. S7.ooif7.25. pork, dull: family, $16.25 rT
16.50; short clear, $16.ifl7.50; mess, $15.00
ltS.60,
UUTTER Receipts, 5,150 pkgs.; stats
dairy, ligiSc; creamery, 16f)20i4c! Juno
packed, factory, 16f 15V4C; Imitation cream
ery, I4j?17Vic.
CHEKSE-ltecclpts, 8.5M pkgs,; market
steady; fancy, large, colored, 918j9,,iCi
fancy, large, white, nyie! fancy, small col
ored, 91,itf9Hc, fancy, small, white, tvsf9e.
Eaas Receipts, 1,102 pkgs.; mnrkei llrm;
state and Pennsylvania, 17l!e; weste, n
candled, Hfil7c; western uncandlcd, 1216c.
MOLASSFS-Steatly.
POULTRY-Allve, steady, unchanged;
dressed, weak; springers, 13ft He; fowls,
MUTALS-Trndlng In the local market for
metals In all lines was exceptionally slow
today. Ruylng or selling motives were
scarce nnd only n hand to mouth business
to meet Immediate requirements was in
dulged In. Tin In London fell off 15, spot
closing nt 114 10s nnd futures nt 110 2 M.
Tho local market was dull anil nominally
lower at $26.70 for spot tin. Tlnplates were
unchanged and quiet Copper wns without
change here at $16.COfM7.'0 for Like Supcrlo
and $16.371.jfilrt.C2',4 for casting and deem
lytic. London prices closed n shade below
last night, selling at JE6B Ss 9d for spot nnd
65 16s 3d for futures, The production of
copper In the I'nlted States during Jt.ly
wns 2l,!s5 tons, against 12,401 tons In June,
thus making a total for seven months of
155.379 tons, against 157.59 tons during the
same time n yenr ago. leod was steady nt
old prices, $l.37'4, while at Ixindnn v.tluei
eased off Is 3d to 11 12s 6d. Spelter wns
quiet at $3.!)fJ3.D3 and 111 London wns quot il
at ifi izs fid. ino iron margets continue
dull and easy, with prices decldtd.y In
buyers' favor. Pig Iron warrants were
quoted at $9.00f? 10.00; No. 1 foundry, $15.(01!
15.50; No, 2 southern foundry. $ll.(0fll.5i;
No. 1 southern foundry. $14.75M1.V2.V No. 1
southern soft foundry, $14.7ofjlS.23. Olasgnw
warrants closed at 3s 9d nnd Mlddlos
borough nt 16s 3d. . ...
OMAHA WllOI.F.SAI.r: SIAIUCm.
ConilKInn of Trnile nnd Quntnttons nn
Mnple nnd Fnncj- I'roduco.
KOOS-Recelpts fnlr: loss off. 12V4S13C.
LIVE I'Olir.TIlV-Hens. r.fl6Ue; voune
nnd old roosters. 3.: tnrUnvn Rlfr: ducks
nnd geese, 5c; spring chickens, per lb., 11(3
UUTTErt Cnmtnnn tn folr IMHUn!
chn'-r dairy. In iuli 15ill6c; separator. vic.
, FRESH FISH-Illack bass, 18c; white
bass. 10c; blui-llsh. 11c; bullheads. 10c; blue
fins, 7c; buffaloes. 64c; catfish. 12e: cod, 9c;
crappUs, 10c; clscoes, 6c; halibut. He:
nerrlng. 6c; miiidock, 10c; pike, 9c: red
snapper. 10c: salmon, lie; runflsh, 5c; trout,
10e; whltetlsh. 10c.
1'iuh.o.NH-Llve, ner doz 60c.
VEALS-Cholce. 8if?ne.
HAY Prices nnnlnfl hv nmnlin WhAtsnls
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
$10.i); No. 2 upland, JO.onj medium. $.50;
course. $7.50. Rye straw, $6.00. The.c prices
aro for hay of good color nnd quality. De
mand fair.
IV H E AT 64v4c.
CORN-65c.
OAT8-40C, old.
uran-$i;.
.VEOETARLES.
OREEN rOUN-Per dn7... 12V4-5.
CARROTS Per doz.. 20c.
IIEETS-Per half bushel basket, 40e.
YT;RNIPS-Per basket. 30c.
I'UCUMHERS-Homa crown, ner dos.. 20
Qtioc.
ijfri ur.K Fer bu.. 20c.
HA DISHES Per dnz.. 1520c
PARSLEY Per doz.. 20c.
NEW POTATOES- '.-, M"
CAP.UA OE Homo grown, 34c.
TOMATOES Homo irrown. tier lfl.lh.
basket. Sl.fO.
ONIONS Homn trrown. ner lh.. 3Uc.
CA!JI,IFI.OVER-Home crown, per doz..
1 5 E A NS wax. ner hnlf.hi. hnsket. $1:
string, per half-bu. basket. 75c.
i-ttAH -j-oi mi., si: per half-bu., coc.
CANTALOUPE Per basket. 75c(S$1.00:
crates. $2.
WATERMELONS Texas, 203j3Jc. as to
fclze.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per bunch, 2530e.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Per bill., $2.232.M
CHERRIES Native, ner K-lb. hnsket. 35e:
Missouri, per 21-qt. case, $2,
i-tiAuiiK--i;niirorina, per nox, doc: free
stone. $1; choice Elbertos, $1; fancy, $1.20.
PLUMS-Callfornla, per crate. S1.25S1.50:
home giown, per 8-Ib. basket, 25c.
i'u A its Harrietts, 2.z.in-.fo.
TUOPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Vnlcnclas. S5.00: Med. sweots.
$4.50.
HAN AN AS Per bunch, according to size.
CHICAOO. Aug. 12.-CATTLE-Reccipts.
26,000; rough, steady; others Blow to Miloc
higher; good to prime steers, $5.65'aC.25;
poor to medium, $4.3095.45; stockers and
feeders. $2.254.00; cows. $2.4004.40; helfors.
$2.2.V&4.80; canners. S1.50fi2.25: bulls, $2.mfJ)
4.30; calves, $3.0036.25; Texas fed steors,
$3.0004.50.
HOGS-Recelpts today. 36.000; estimated
for tomorrow, 25.000; left over, 1,525; best
stronger nnd others weaker; sr.ixcd nnd
butchers, $5.70iJ6.05: good to choice neavy,
$S.O0ftd.l5; rough heavy. $5.605i"6.75; light.
$5.G01i3.90; bulk of sals. $3.S3fj6.(.
SHEEP-Recelnts. IS.000: stroiiKer: lambs.
10Sil5c higher; good to choice wethers, $3.70
04.25; fair to choice mixed, $2.853.60: west
ern sheep. $3.25fi4.15; yearlings, $3.90f4.5rt;
native lambs, $2.10&5.45; western lambs, $3.75
r, 45.
Official Saturday Receipts: Cattle. 32.100;
hogs. .10,922. sheep, 731. Shipments: Cattle,
532: begs, 5,565.
Nt. Louis firnln nnil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 15,-WHEAT-Lower:
Nn. 2 red. ensh, elevator, 72e: track, 7
73Hc; September, 70T4c; December, 73ic; No,
2 hard. 72Ji.
CORN I,ower; No. 2 cash, C0c; track,
61',461ic; September, 53'Vlc; December, fiOSc;
May, ra4i:.
OATS-Lower; No, 2 cash, 37t?37V4c; track.
37(4H3Se: September. 16ic; May, 40c; No, 2
white. 39Ti394c.
RYE Dull at 63c.
FLAXSEED No market.
FLOUR Quiet, sternly; new red winter
patents, $3.55ii3.70; extra fancy and
straights. S3.l5fi3.35: clear. $2.70fi3.00.
TIMOTHY SEED-Decllnlng; bids for
prime to arrive, $5.50.
CORNMEAI-Steady, $3.10.
Hit AN Lower; sacked, east track, 84c.
HAY Timothy, firm, $12.00fj 15.00; prairie,
easier. S7.50ft 13.00.
WHISICY-Steady. $1.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.20.
IlAOfl INO-fiSsffTyc.
HUMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; lobbing,
$15.75. Lard, steady, $8.55. Dry salt meats
(boxed), easier; extra snorts, js.;o; clear
rlhs. $5.50: clear sides. $8.75. IJacon (boxed).
easier; extra shorts, S9.12V4: clear ribs. $9.W;
clear staes, yj.tft.
M ETA uh l. end. stenay, ti.wm.i". ap::
ter. Meady at $3.80
POI'LTRY Steady; chickens. 6c; spring.
10c; turkeys, Ce, young, 8qi2c; ducks. Be;
springs. He; geese, 3c; springs, 4c.
HUTTER Firm; crenmery, 17(J24c;
dnlrv, I41M7C.
EC,(1S Ste.trtv: ncnrtiv. lie.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 7.000 bbls.: wheat. 68.-
too bu, ; corn. 30,000 bu.; oats, 62,oflo bu.
SHIPMENTS i' lour, t.nin) bbls.; wneat,
49.0CO bu.; corn, 30,000 bu.; oats, S5.O0O bu.
Knnsns City firnln nm". I'riivlsloiis,
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15,-WHEAT-Sen.
tember, tVifiiilic; December. 6fJS9',4c; cash,
No. 2 hard, tiSc; No. 2 red, 72V4c.
CORN September. BKviic: December, SSc;
ensh. No 2 mixed, 5Sie; No. 2 white, S?c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 39ii0c.
RYE No. 2. 62e.
HAY-Cholcc timothy, $14.50; choice prai
rie, $14.00.
HUTTER - Crenmery, 1Cv4CJ9c; dal-y.
fancy. 14Jil6c
EOOS-Steady: fresh Missouri and Knn at
stock quoted nn 'change at He doz., lcs
off. canes returned.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 1(0,000 bu.; corn, 15.C0)
nu. ; oats, lii.iho nu,
SHIPMENTS-Whent, 108,000 bu,; corn,
21,600 bu.; oats, 33,000 hu,
Liverpool (irnln nnd Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 15.-PROVISIONS-
Lnrd. American renned, In pans, steady at
44s. Ilacon. short ribs, steady at 49s 6d.
Tallow, Australian, In London, Arm nt
27s 9d.
WHEAT-Snot. steady: No. 2 red west
ern, winter. 5s 9d; No, 1 northern, spring,
Bs 9d; No. 1 California, fis. Futures quiet;
Septomhcr. 5s ;d; December, 6s lOUd.
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed, new,
4s lid; American mixed, old, no stock. Fu
tures quiet; September. 4s lOftd; October,
3s U!id; November. 3s lljd.
Toledo (rnln and Seed.
TOLEDO, Aug, 15,-WIIEAT-Lower and
active; No, 2 cash, 73c; September, 73Tc;
December. 73'!c.
CORN Active nnd easy; cash, 5Sv4c; Sep-
leniiipr. iHtc; uccemner. c.
OATS-Qulet; cash, 36Vjc; Septembor,
3SVi": December. 3?c,
RYE Cash nnd September. iV)e,
CLOVERSEED-Lowcr nnd active; prime
cash and October, $6.40, sellers.
Mlnuenpnlls Wlicnt, Klnur nnit Ilrnii.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug, lB.-WHEAT-Scp.
tember. 6So: December, 705,c; Spot, No, 1.
694c; Nn. 2. 67Uc.
FLOUR Weaker and lower: tlrst nat
ents, $3.90?j 1.00; second patonts, $3.70di3.f0;
first clears. $2.S.V(2.90; second clears. $2.25.
huan uigner; in uuik, jh.hujh.&o.
with more doing. Coarse colorc.l cottons
quiet nnd generally unchanged. Pilnt
cloths dull In both narrow and wide good".
Staple prints In fnlr demand, but Iniuy
quiet. No chnnge In ginghams. Cotton
linings generally inactive,
l'lillnilrlphlit Produce MnrUrt.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15, MUTTER
firm, good demand; fancy western creamery
and prints, 21',c; fancy nearby prints, 21c.
EC1GS Firm, good demand: fresh nearby
and western, 17c; fresh southwestern, 124c;
fresh southern, 12c.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full creams,
fancy small, 9V; New York full creams,
fnlr to choice, yil9Uc.
.Milwaukee Cirnln .Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15. - WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. 73Hc; No. 2 north
ern. 72jc; September, 711i71Uc.
RYE-Stendy; No. 1. 594c
H A RLE V Firmer; No. 2, 61c; sample, 51
61c.
CORN-Septcmbcr. S7V4C.
Iliiliith (irnln Mnrltct.
DULUTH, Aug. lS.-WIIEAT-Cnsh. No.
1 hard, 73jic; No. 2 northern, new. tfcc; No.
1 northern, 71c; September, 70sc; December,
71Hc
OATS-365?36'4C.
CORN-551.4C.
M1W V)HK STOCKS AM) IIOMIS.
Ilnrrs Out miiiilirr Sellers nml Itestiltn
of DrnlliiKs Show Coins.
NEW YORK. Aug. l.r..-Hiiycrs today
largely outnumbered sellers, despite tho
generally professional character of thu
dealings and the week's rise. The net te
sults of the day's dealings showed so many
Important gains that the concUslon Is
drawn that the Improvement Is duo In no
small part to covering by tho short Inter
est, who have met but little stock on spas
modic rams earner. Tlie nun rncnon cuu
not become verv nccresslve until near the
close, when there was n general bidding
up ult ii roil nil and the top prices of tho
day were made. The news of the day was
favorabli in eery respect, including con
tinued e.isy money conditions, lower ster
ling rates nnd some railroad earnings for
tne nrst week in August, 'me foreign
trade statement for the month of July und
the seven months, showlnc nn excess of
exports over Imports of $36,131,071 und $321.
o4!i,625 for the respective periods, drew te-
newi'd nttentiou to tlie cotninnnning posi
tion the United States occupies In the
world's trade.
The opening of the stock market gave
promise of u rather active speculation, but
animation soon led out nnd tho market re-
lansed to dul ncss. which was not relieved
until the vigorous rise at the close. Inter
est was less concentrated In the grnln
enrrylng roads, the coalers, southern and
eastern, nnd lilgn-prlced specialties receiv
ing considerable attention during tho day.
St. Paul, nevertheless, covered about tho
widest movement of the usually nctlvo
stocks, but still It did not exceed a 2-polnt
ranee. The preferred stock lumned nearly
6 points and Rock Island gained I on n few
transactions. Tim demand ror tnese stocus
together with that for Atchison nnd tho
Pacillcs, wns very pronounced Ihte lu the
day, nnd the buying lor both accounts
carried them up materially. Anthracite
cnnl road stocks responded notably to tho
Improving trade conditions, especially Eric,
Ontario & Western and Pennsylvania.
There wns u more general demand for thu
low-priced railroad stocks nnd Chesapeake
& Ohio, Chicago, ludlnnnpolls & Louis
ville, Norfolk & Western, Iowa Central
and Southern Rallwuy rose from 1 to 2
points. Tho heavy ubsorptlon of the latter
was attributed to buying by controlling In
terests. Thoie was little of Interest In the
movement of United States Steel stocks
today and nftcr opening UJH4 higher they
cased off, but rallied again at the closo
nnd ended Vi each higher for thu common
nnd preferred.
Other metal stocks showed pronounced
strength, gains running from 1 to 2,4 In
American Smelting, Republic Steel pre
ferred, Amalgamated Copper nnd Tennes
see coal, while Colorado Fuel was up 3vi nt
one period. Purchuscs for foreign account
were again on u large scale nnd this Is tn
-onnectlon with larger offerings of grain
bills lu the sterling exchango mnrket
caused n decline In demand sterling to
$4.s7V4. Sugar wns reactionary most of the
day and at one tlmo declined a point, but
In tho final dealings It was rapidly ad
vanced nnd ended with n net rise of 2VJ.
Tno market was more active at the closo
than ut any other period of the day and
ended strong at the highest.
Railroad bonds were higher In sympathy
with stocks, hut were rather quiet. Totnl
soles, par value, $1,010,000.
United States bonds wero all unchanged
on the last call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
Unnnclal cablegram says: The good tone
of the stock market was maintained today,
but business was merely nominal. London
regards the backbono of the steel strike ns
nlrcndy broken. The Rank of England has
bought 121,000 gold In bars and the Inflow
inst week was S36,000. Money rates ruled
fractionally easier on the strong bank re
turn, llerlln exchange. 20.43V4.
The following nre the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
tics, decreased 318,000; other deposits, de
creased 3,056,000; notes reserve, Increased
i.l,fiy,; government securities, Increased
2M.tJ0. The puportlon of tho Rank of
England s reserve to liabilities Is 50.93 per
cent; last week It was 19.18 per cent Rato
of discount unchanged nt 3 per cent.
IIERL1N, Aug. 15. Exchange on London,
20m 43 pfgs. for checks, Discount rates:
Short bills, 3'i per cent; three months'
bills, 24 per cent.
PARIS, Aug. 15. Holiday here today; no
markets.
ew "York .Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-MONEY-On call,
steady nt 214 Per cent: prime mercantile
paper. -ilrtS per cent.
STERLING EXCI 1 A NO E 1 lea vy, with
actual business In bunkers' bills at $l.87!4y
4.S7?t for demand nnd nt Jt..B3'i for sixty
days; posted rates. $I.S6ji I.86U, and $I.8SHU
I.M; commercial bills, $I.S4V4ii4.S".
SILVER Certificates, unquoted; bar,
5S'c: Mexican dollars. 46c.
GOVERNMENT HONDS-Stcady ; refund
Ing 2s, reg. and coupon, 107-4; 3s, reg. nnd
coupon, lu.SU, new 4s, rtg. and coupon, 137:
old 4s, reg. and coupon, 113; Cs, reg, and
coupon, 10'i.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows;
reg.
U. S. ref. :
do coupon
do it. rrg.
do coupon
do new 4.
do coupon
do oil (. trg
do coupon
do St, its
do coupon
1). of C. 3. tt
Atclilton gen. 4s.. .
Mo ndj.
Canada Ho. 2
Clies. & Ohio t'...
Mo t
C. & N. W. c. "..
ldo S. l- ilfb. in.
riiluigo Ter. bi
Colorado So. 4s
Denver k It. O. Is.
Krlc Renrral 4
l' W. & n. C. Is.
Clrn. Klerlrle f.s
Iowa Central is.
I.. N. unl. 4s.
M., K. ft T. 2s..
Mo 4s
,1074
,io;,
10!U
iDS'.i
,137
m
113
i::
iu;4
,107
in
101
t;
109
l')7'l
120
13.Vi
1!3
87
:v."rk
101
2'Vl
115
101
Si
N. Y. Central Is,.
N. J. C. Hen. Ss..
Nn. raclno 3s
ito 4s
N Y, C & St 1. 4s,
.V. W. con. 4s..
OrrKon Nv. Is..,
do 4s ,
Orritiin H. L. 6s...
do rnnsol Ss
Heading Ren. (s...
Itlo O." W. Is
ft 1. I M e. Ss.,
.-t 1. fc 8 V g. (is.
St Paul consols..
St P. C .t P Is...
Mo Ss
O.. t ' xl ,1.. km
CM. imim.i; vzt
S. It. & T. "is
Tex. k Tucine Is.
Mo 2s
t'nlon Pacific 4s...
Wabash is
do 2s
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central Is....
Va. Ccntuilcs
.10(,
.159
. 73
.101'i
. 07 '4
.102
.110
.102',
.l2.-.i
.11S.
. 95',
.Fit,
.lid',
."JS
.153
.1131
.lid
. 01',
.116",
. STVj
.11M,
. 9Mj
.105
.110
.1074
.115'j
.
. 9P,
Hid. Offered.
London Stock (Imitations.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons , money 91
do account
Anaconda
Canadian Pacific...
Ht Paul
Illinois Central ...
Iiulsvlll
N. Y. Central
No, Paelllc pfd
Pennsylvania
So. Paclllo ,
C S. Steel
do pfd ,
Atchison
do pfd
Ilaltlniore & Ohio.
Che. & Ohio
Chicago 11. W
Denver & It. O....,
11-16 do pfd
914 Erie
, 9UJ do 1st pfd....
US,! do 2d pfd....
16S SI.. K. & T....
l(7'i! do pfd
,10 Norfolk & W.
1S74,' do pfd
,101 o. a v
, 74',i Iteadlnu
, S7V, do 1st pfd...,
44Vl'So. ltnllway ..
, do pfd
76NUnlon Pacific .
, W, do pfd
l4 Valiasli
47 I do pfd
, Ki Spanish 4s
, 4!SiKand Mines
. St
. 14
. r.'t,
. :.4'i
. t
. 91
. 31;
. 51'i
. 314
. 3)',
. S7',
,.1'rt'i
. 9li
'. ii
, ,
Ex-dlvldcnd.
RAR SILVER-Stcndy, 2 3-16d per ojs.
MONEY 2i(25 per cent. Rate of discount
In the open market tor both short and
three, months' bills, 2 per cent.
Son York MlnltiR Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The following nro
tho closing quututlous on mining stocks:
Atchison Wi So. Pacific 56i
do pfd 9G& So, Railway 31i
rtaltlmore & Ohio.. 99',t do pfd S3
do pfd M'.i Texas & Pacific ... 42H
Canadian Pacific. ..1111!, To!., St. L. & W... 191,
Canada So 6S do pf.l 5311
Ches. & Ohio 4'$ Union Pacific 09
Chlcaito A Alton.... 37'i do pfd S9J
do pfd ' Wabash 21Vi
Chlcaeo. Ind. & L. 37 1 do pfd 39i
do pfd Wheel. & u. 1: is
Chlcaeo & E. III. ...120 do 2d pfd 30iJ
Chlcano a. XV 22 Wis. Central 2Pk
do 1st prd sn, I". I'. C. & St. I..... 70
do 2d pfd 4CH Adams IIx -.,....170
Chlcaeo & N. W...192 American Ex 19p
11. 1. & r l i U. S. Ex S7
Chicago Ter. & Tr. Hli Amal. Copper 11314
do pfd Arner. Car & r 2t!4
(!. C. C. & St. I.... S'Jl, do pfd S4
Colorado So l. Amer. Lin. Oil 2:
do Ut pfd 'i do pfd 6014
lo Zd pin ;i-4 Amer. a, 11 531;
Del. & Hudson 161'i do pfd 100
Del, I,. & w ".nicr. Tobacco .137
Denver ti n. 11 42 Anne. Mln. Co 4li
do pfd vi, lirooklyn II. T 7SVi
Erie o'i-Oio. 1 uei tc iron.. 9S
do 1st pfd COT, Con. Gas 22114
do 2d pfd M "Con. Tobacco .... MM,
Ot. Nor. pfd US ' do pfd IIS',4
IiocMiiK vauey ucn. Kieciru ic:
do pfd ll'i Olucosc Sugar 5,'';
Illinois Central ....145i4 Hocklni: Coal w,
Iowa Central 40 Inter. Paper 23'i
do pro .i't 110 m, 17
Lako Eric & XV 61 .Inter. Power 92?i
do pfd , 124 lclmlc Oaa S?
L. & N 10(!i National lltscult ... 43
Manhattan U US', Niitlonnl Iad 2"'j
Met. St. Ry 167i National Salt 43
Mex. Central 251i' do pfd 76
Mes. National ll?k No. American 9Mj
Minn. ci. u i3 ii-acino i.oasi
Mo. Pacific 10'jv, I'nclflo Mall 4014
M., K. & T :e4 I'eoplc's Oas UO'i
do pfd si'j rressed 8. Car 41
N. J. Central US 1 do pfd M
N. Y. Centra ISI'i Pullman P. Car....2ll4
Norfolk XV E4'V HepuMIc Steel si
Ontario & XV 3I, do pfd TPJ
Pennsylvania IIS4 Sugar 1334
Reading i;ti Tenn. roal & Iron. 61
do 1st pfd 7&i Vnlon Hag & V PI
do 2d pfd S3 1 do pfd 7;
St. U & S. P 39; U. S. L-ather
do 1st pfd 7S 1 do pfd
Mo 2d pfd 6'-ai U S. rtubher
St. I Southw !M4 do pfd
do pfd 62H V. S. Steel ..
St. Paul ,, la do pfd
.Vrw YorU Vry finoils Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-DRY GOODS
Spot husmess shows little chnnge, hut thera
hns been nn Improvement In the general
mnll order demand, Hrown sheetings and
drills are dull and outside of lending brands
barely steady. Bleached cottons stea y,
Adams Con ,
Alice
llrunswlck Con
Comstock Tunnel..,
Con. Cat. A Va...,
Deadwoqd Terra..,
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leadvllle Con
:S (Little Chief
10 Ontario
9 Ophlr
lV4:l'hoenlx
.1!0
. CS
.175
. It
. t
I'otosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Ropes .
Standard ......
.... 13
...,s:s
.... 7J
.... s
.... 3
.... 6
.... 10
.... so
....323
Ilnnlc ClenrliiKS.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle Are Fairly Actire nd Prices
Aie Stead,
GOOD HOGS ARE GOING A NICKEL HIGHER
Coms, Heifers and IVeders Arc
htroiiK Sheep .Mnrket l Hull
nnd Wcnh Recent le
cllnc In Vnltics,
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 15.
Itccelpts todny: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
O c a Monday 2.7w I..-01 10 3J1
O ct' Tuesday .....5,500 i.lsl ll.Xfj
Olllclal Wedncsduy 4,403 7,23 6 12
Official Thursday 2,C4ii 7, 2ii 3!2J
1'our days this week. ..13,213 27,511 32 S25
Hamu days last week. ...13,197 35,ifiil I'.'.'.SI
Same week before M73 31,50) 2t..7DJ
Same threu weeks ago... 9,336 Si.MI .f.,li2
Same four weeks ago. ...11, ,w tVJ, 17 li,0 5
Sumo days last year 15,22 19,43 1 29 111
Avcrugu price paid tor lings at SjuUj
Omaha tho pust several days w.th com
purlsuiis;
1901.1900.lS?9.1lS93.lS9i.lS9G.lS95.
July 27...
July 2h...
July 29...
Jiny 30...
July 31...
August 1.
August 2.
August 3. 1
JlUKUSl 1.
August 6.
August 6.
August 7.
August S.
August 9.)
August 10,
August ll
August I2
AllrfUSl U,
August ll
August I5
fl 6ST.
6 47'
5 ML
r, 6i ;
5 7r! ,
b 79U
5 SI
5 d0
5 C."i
6 .",
b 7413
5 74 I
" il
5 73
5 7S
5 06
b 16
C OS
5 09
5 15
5 1).
5 15
5 10
5 01
5 14
5 15
5 U4
5 00
4 &9;
4 95
4 971
4 ii,
4 32,
4 3.1
421
4 32
4 191
4 2-i
I 3:-
I 13,
4 45
I 3$
4 37
4 32
4 28,
4 29:
4 35)
I
I I3
4 ll
3 27,
3 07
3 121
3 74;
I
3
3
3 (ii
3 61
3 71
3.7'!
3 SI
1
3 tT7
3 27
3 4S
U It
I
3 75
3 43
3 2'J
3 ;i
3 4I
3 10,
3 45
3 47
3 57
3 63
3 HI
VB
3 491
3 13
3 51 1
3 5b
3 til
3 6S
I
2 151
2 71
2 71
2 77
2 77
2 771
4 89
4 91
1 ;i
I 67
4 41
4 15
4 51
2 SI
2 S3!
2 l'G 4 6i
3 02 4 57
2 9
2 75
I 55
4
4 45
4 57
2 76!
2 S0
2 SO 4 60
2 74, 4 .9
2 S3 4 52
2 S3 4 42
Indicates Sundas.
The ofllclnl number of cars of stockJ
orougni in touny uy each road was:
Cuttle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'scn,
.u. 01. j-. uy ,
O. Ac St. L. Ry
Missouri I'nclflo Ry
L'nlon 1'nclllc system...,
C. ci N. W. Ry ,
k., 1:. & M. V. H. It,,,,
S. C. & I'. Ry
C, St. 1'.. M. & O. Hv.,
is. A: .l. Jl. It, 1( -Jl
1.. II. & Q. Ry 2
C, R. 1. .Is 1'., eust
C. It. !. Ai 1'., west 3
Illinois Central
Total receipts 102
Tho disposition of tho dav's reeelnts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tliu nuni-
uur 01 ntuu inuicaieu:
Ruycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4S.
SS
20
5
1
12
4
M
19 12
1
2S 1
3
is '2 'i
7
7
1
Too 15 "1
Omaha Racking Co 19
Swift and Company 350
t-iidnhy Racking Co 47fi
Armour .V; Co 3.S7
Armour As Co.. K. C 95
R. Hccker A: Degnn 8
L. Carey Hi
..oilman A: Co 3S
W. I. Stephen 39
Livingstone & Schnllcr... 69
Hamilton & Rothschild .. 28
L. T. Htisz 1
A. S. Mawhlnncy IS
Other buyers 199
695
l,7o."
1,901
2,717
319
..lll; Western Cnlon
Trust receipts.
IS;
Sl'i
IS
so
4(.
93 H
... D3i
do pfd..........
""Kx-dlvldcnd.
Iloston StocU (iuotnllnns,
ROSTON, Aug. 15. Call loans, 3',if?4 per
cent: tlmo loans, 4ii-&3 per cent. Official
closing:
CHICAGO. Autr. 15.-Clenrlncs. J22.181.Rffl:
balances. S1.27S.U02: nosted exchnnce. Il.bC'rt
4.S9; New York exchange, 35c discount.
ci.NCiNKATi, Aug. 1j. clearings, J2.73-',-600;
money. V.V11G ner cent: New York ex
change, par.
UAlruiORK. Aug. 15. Clearings. 12.S03.-
S05; balances, $395,471; money, 4Vi'gf per cent.
I'liiiiADisi-ritiA. Aug. 10. Clearings,
$14,274,090; balances, J2.490.SS9; money, 4Vs
per cent.
HUSTON, auk 15. Clearings. s:o.544.bio:
balances, $2,00o,S64.
ST. LOUIS. Autr. 15. Clcnrlnirs. S6.043.65D:
balances, $S69,3u2; money, bill per cent: New
iorK exennuge, c uiscount inn, wc uis
count ahkcil.
NEW YORK. Auir. 13.-C ear tics. S18L-
630,016; balances, S.50j,003.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Atnr. 15.-COTTON-Snot.
closed quiet and steady; middling up nml,
Sc; middling gulf, S'.ic; hnlcs. 697 bales. F.i
tures opened quiet nnd llrm, with prlc s
2fj5 points higher, and while disposed to
react rrom tlmo to time, ruled generally
steady, with sentiment In tho jilt decidedly
ouiiisn as to nenrny iiuctuntinns. 'irauing
was sluggish most of the session, although
there wero flurries of brisk trading with
Investment buying f-omethlng of a feature.
Shorts furnished the hulk ot the market's
support, but were greatly disturbed by llrm
cables and unfavorable) crop accounts from
the southwest. Liverpool came fully 3
points better on futures and l-16d hatter
on spots thnn expected. Public reports
Indicated no rain of consequence in tin
central portion -ot Texnt. crop news from
ihat section was very bad and advices from
portions of the central and eastern belt nlsj
inrucatcii a very spotty crop. The Oal
veston News' estimate of 2.100,(00 bales for
tho crop in Texas helped hold the market
Southern spot markets were reprrttd f.s
firm to steady, with prices genomlly un
changed, though there were buyers rather
than sellers nt former quotations. New
Orleans bought full nnd winter months hero
In the afternoon nnd Wnll street con
tributed tome support In the way of new
business. Continued covering ne-ir tlie
closo held prices at tho bsst level of the
day. Tho markt wns finally qi-let at u
net ndvnnce of 3fi6 points, closing quiet and
steady, with August ut 7.17c: Sep'.emln-,
7.1Sc; October, 7.27c; November, 7.2S-; D -comber.
7.31c; Jnnuary und February, 7 33c;
March. 7.3Bc; April, 7.57c
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-COTTON-Kirm;
sales, COO bnles; ord'nary, 5niV;
good ordinary. 6c; low middling, 7 5-Uo;
middling. 8 1-lfic: middling fair, 8 11-lfie. Kit
tures. steady: August, 7.775J7.79c; September,
7.31 Si 7.33c; October, 7.lnf(7.20e; November,
7.1Sfi7,20c; December, 7.1Ti7.20c; Jnuuaty.
7.201i7.22o; February, 7.21Q7.;2c; Maic'i, 7.'.3
Q 7.25c.
ST. LOl'IS, Aug. 15.-COTTON-Qubt!
middling. Sc; sales, 56t! bales; receipts, SIS
bales; shipments, 1,343 bales; stock, 42,3'.S
DUICH,
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 15.-COTTON-Fnlr
demand: American mlddllnz fair. 4 31.32d;
good middling, 4 31-32d; middling, 17-tild;
low middling, (7-32d; goid ordlnnry, 3 3- 21;
ordinary. 3 2-32d. The sales of the day w. ro
lo.OOO bales, nf which 500 wero for i-pecula-tlon
nnd export, and Included 9,50 Ameri
can. Receipts, 9,(00 biles, nil Aiii,t!c n.
Futures opened and closed steady. Amer
lean middling, I. m. i. August, 4 21-6'd.
sellers; August and September, 4 17-fild,
hellers; September, 4 17-fild, sellers; Oetob r,
g. o. c , 4 6-iil(4 7-64:1, fellers; October nnd
November, 4 l-6ld. sellers; November and
December. 4 20-647? I 23-64d, sellers; December
and Jnnuary, 4 2-filff I 3-fild, sellers; January
und February, 4 2-6 Ifi I 3-6ld, Feller-t; l'ebru
ary and March, 4 3-64d. sellers; March and
April. 4 4-i4f4 5.6ld. s.eller3.
GALVESTON, Aug. 15.-COTTON-Stcndy
nt 8 l-lfic. J
Totals 1,743 6.99S 1,669
CATTLE Dry lot cattle predominatid
today, with r. fair supply received. Outsi le
of a string of southern cattle going through
to tho range the" nlnjor part of the run
consisted of beef steers. No special change
In the general market for steers was noted,
the demand equaling tho number on sale
and prices throughout on beef stock hold
ing steady.
Uuyors were out In good season, and whlio
tho market was not especially lively trade
was In fair shape and a good clearance wns
effected early In the day, top beeves selling
nt J5.90.
Thu heavy 'decline In prices on cows and
heifers tended to cut off tho run In thu
direction, mid with 11 limited number herd
values firmed up considerably and a strong
active trade isulted.
There was also 11 better demand for stock
cnttlo and handy grades were free sellers
nt stronger prices. Coarse, heavy and all
undesirable stuff was hard to move nt un
even figures. Tho market wus also steadier
on bulls, stags and calves. Representative
sales:
BEEF STljEKS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
A.. T. ft 8. F
do pfd
Amer. Sugar
lloton & Albany
lloston Klevated ,
lloston & Me
Dominion Coal ...
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd ,
Fltchburs pfd....
flen. Electric
Kd. Elec. III..
Mex. Central .,
N. n. O. & C.
Old Colony ...
Old Dominion
Union I'aclflo .
West End
. 75i Atchison (s ,
. W N. n. o. & C. Ss.,
.1334 Adventure
tit ningham Mln. Co,
.1"9 Amal. Copper
.193't Atlantlo
, 374 Cal. & Recla ,
.118 Centennial ,
. 4(H Franklin ,
93i Humboldt
.115 Os?eola ,
Parrot jmj
....ISO Qulncy i;o
.... 23 Santa r Copper... 8
.... S',i Tamarack 5(3
,...t Utah Mining UH
.... a-, 1 inona
.... fi Wolverines ...
.... 9C!ii
.105
. S3
. 23
. (01,
-U3H
. SS
.723
. 271,
. 17
. 25
63 !4
Condition of (lie Trrnanry.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15,-Todny's stnte
mcnt of the treasury balances tn the gen
eral fund, exclusive of tho S150.o00,00i) gold
reservo In the division of redemption,
shows: Avallablo cash balance, S17o,339,16ri;
gold, $103,213,479, National banknotes re
ceived today for redemption, $917,530; gov
ernment receipts from Internal revenue,
$776,267; customs, $736,463: miscellaneous
$161,855; expenditures, $2,150,000.
Ford un Flniinrlnl,
LONDON, Aug. 15. The amount of bjl
Hon taken Into the Rank of England 011
balance today was 124,OOJ. Oold premiums
nre quoted as follows: Ruenos Ayres, 132.50;
Madrid, 40.12; Lisbon, 39. Tho weekly state
ment of the Rank of England shows tho
lollowlng changes: Total reserve, Increased
il.&SS.OOO: circulation, decreased 29010;
bullion, Increased 1,900,000; other securl-
CorTeo MiirUei,
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-COFFEE-Tho
market Marted steady in tone, with prices
unchanged to 5 points higher, nnd was
quiet nil through the session, with llttlo
further chnnge. There was little In news
ut hand to Influence the room contingent
elthet way, while orders from nhrnad wero
disposed to go chiefly to U10 bear side.
Liberal receipts In tho crop country nnd
featureless market advances from nhrnad
served to check Investment buying. Tho
market closed bteadv. with prices 5 points
lower tn 5 points higher. Room selling
caused flic Into decline. Total sales wero
15,500 bags, Including: September, 4,S3c; Oc
tober, 4.S5(ftl,9rto: December. 6.10c: March,
6.35c; Mny. 5.45ys.50c; July, 5.65c. Spot, Rio,
dull; No. 7 Invoice, 5c. Mild, quiet; Cor
dova, SQllHc
Hvnporntril nil it Dried Fruit.,
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 EVAPOR TED
APPLES Market continues In good hands
and sentiment Is generally bullish und
values nre well held: demand was emd;
state, common to good, 5f7c; prime, 7'4f' o;
choice. Sfi&Vjc; fancy. S'-igOe.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIMT8 Market
ruled dull and unchanged. Prunes, :;'(i7c.
Apricots, Royal, SliWISc; Moor Park Mil2c.
Peaches, peeled, lHjlSc; unpeelod, CtfjOVic.
Sugar Miirlict.
NEW YORK. Aug, 15.-8nOAR-Ruw.
easy; fair refining, 3Hc; centrifugal, M test,
4 1-I6c; molasses sugar, 3Uc: refined, quiet;
crushed, 5.S5c; powdered, 5.45c; grnnulated,
6,35c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, lS.-SHOAR-Qulet;
centrlfugnl, yellow, I'iJJtHc; sec
onds, MOLASSKS-Qulet; centrlf uual, r.fiHc,
LONDON, Aug. 15.-I3EET SUGAR
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of the best fetching Bo hlnher than yester
day, the general market on decent st iff
ruling strong to u nickel higher. Tho ttinr
ket on the better hogs wns fairly ac lve
and the cloje llrm at tho ndvnnce, tops
touthing $6.00 nnd general hulk at $o..M6 M
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to weights and quality. R prescniatl 0
sales:
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1254 2 45
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S3.) 2 75
380 3 00
270 3 76
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.. 381 I 60
., 605 1 60
.. 770 3 SO
.. 99i) 2 U
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21 COWS. .
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SIIEEP-Fifteen double-deck loads of
sheep from the ranges constituted today's
supply. The number, while small, wns suffi
ciently large to meet the moderate Inquiry
nnd no Improvement In price followed. Tho
trade was rather dragging nnd weak nt re
cent decline.
The trade In 'nmbs was nlsn dull and
market weak The quality ot the offerings
was only fnlr.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. $3.6tHf3.65;
fnlr to good yearlings, $3.35If3.50; choice
wethers, $3.35iff3.50; fair to pood wethers,
$3,1553.25, choice ewes, $2,7573.00: fair to
good ewes, S2.2Sy2.65; choice spring lambs.
1.s5I;G.00; fair to good sprlrg lambs, $4. 40ft
4.76; feeder wethers, $2.75y3 0; feeder lambs,
.iiw?rj.w. Representative sales:
No. A v.
68 Wyoming ews 93
6 feeder lambs 16
1 Wyoming yearling 110
2C9 Wyomlnz wethers nnd ewes.. 72
H Wyoming lambs
41 native owes
45 Dakota feeder lambs
67 Dakota feeder lambs
10 Oreg in ewes
17 Oregon wethers
1S5 Oregon lambs
67
SI
41
60
112
123
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Pr.
$2 00
2 50
3 30
3 30
4 23
2 ro
2 51
3 iiO
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3 40
4 CO
ciiicaco j.ivn
STOCK M An KMT.
Steers Sfenily nml Teinns Firm Units
Strong Mircp Weill.
CHICAOO, Aug. 15.-CATTLE Receipts,
10,500 bend, Including IA'0 Tcxann; steeis
gcncrnlly about steady; Tcxans llrm, uc
tlve; butcher stock stcutly to slow; canners
stronger; good to prlmo steers, $i.45j6.40;
poor to medium, $I.OCj5.25; stockers nnd
feeders, steady to slow, $2.15511.20; cows,
$2,604(4.35; heifers, $2.63115.20; canners, $1.50ij
2.60; bulls, $2.25j i.25; calves, easier, J3 0rf
6,75; Texas steers, $3.IO'j5.00; western steers,
$1.Utfl5.05.
HOGS Receipts, 2S,0t) head: estimated
tomorrow, 20,0ii0; left over, 6.500; strong to
6c higher, active; top, $5.2214; mixed nnd
butchers, $5.55ft6.17H: good to choice heavy,
$5.62Hf) 6.224; rough heavy. J5.50y5.60; light,
$5.604i6.O0; bulk of sales, $5,801(0.03.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Rccelpta, 15,00
bend; sheep and lambs weak; good to
choice wethers, $3,6014.10; fair to cholco
mixed. $3.10113.50; western sheep, J3.405TI.li:
yearlings. $3,604 1.15: natlvo lambs, ?3.004j;5.10;
western lambs, $1.105.40.
lviuisnH City I.tc Slock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15.-CATTI.E-Ro-celpts,
3,000 natives, 500 Texuns und 600
calves; best beef steers 54jl5c higher, stock
vre and feeders strong, cows steady; cholco
export and dressed beef steers, $5.40115.9);
fair to good, $1.703.30; stockers nnd feed
ers, $2.75'44.25; western fed steers, H0'1:
5.50; western range steers. $3,5044.50; Texans
and Indinns, $2,8044.20; Texus cows, $2.0ii
2.90; natlvo cows, $2,504 1.23; heifers, $2.',5
4j5.10; canners, $1.754j2.10; bulls, $2.504 I.C0;
culves. $3.0ofj5.25.
HOGS-Recelpts, 7,000 head; market r4(10o
lower; top, $.12V4; bulk of sales, 15 7'4i
6.12H". heavy. $6.0O4:i0.12V4: mixed packers,
$5.704! 6.07H; light, 15.335j5.93; pigs, $4,0041 2.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-lteccipts, 1,000
head; sheep steady, lambs 10'ulao lower;
lambs, $4,1015.00; native wethers, $3,2543 60;
native yearlings, 13.4Mu3.75; western wethers,
$3,1575.40; western yearlings. $3.25tj3.60; ewes,
$2,7513.25; stock Sheep, 1.60H2.2d.
Nt. Louis Live St ode Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16,-CATTLE-necelpts,
4,200 head, Including 2.500 head Texans;
market strong on best steers, others steady;
native shipping and export steers, $I..S54i
5.S5; dressed beef and butchers' steers, $3.15
45.40; steers under l.Ouo lbs.. $3.0045.0ii:
stockers and feeders, $2,2043.80; cows und
heifers, $2,0045.00; canners, $1.254l2.25; culls,
2.3343.25; Texas nnd Indian steers, $3.004JI
4.25; cows and heifers, J2.10B3.40.
HOGS Receipts, 4,300 head: market
strong; pigs und lights, $S.80f5.95; packers,
$3,8040.96; butchers, $6,0046.20. ,
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recclpts. 2.100
head; market steady; natlvo muttons, $3.00
4(3.25; lambs, $3.254i5.00; culls und huck3,
2.W13.00; stocKers, .'.uoy.-,jo.
Xcw York Lle Stock Market.
NEW YflTlIv. Am:. 15. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 832 head: nominally steady; cibles
unchanged; exports, none.
CALVES Receipts, Zi lieau; very 111 110
trade; steady feeling; veals, $5.t04?i.50;
mixed calves, $4.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt h, 4,287
head; sheep selling moro freely for god
stock, common and medium slow, good
lambs steady, others uneven, but se'l ng
qulto freely; sheep, $2.OOfi3.60; top, $100;
lambs, $4.001(6.1214; culls, $3.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, 8s7 head; feeling weak;
whole range quoted nt $".S54j6.25.
St. .IokoiiIi Live Stuok Market.
RT .TflKEPII. Auir. 15.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,331 head; market active, steady:
natives, $3,1045.90; cows and belfccs, 11.25
ffM.M); bulls and stags, $2,0044.75 Blockers
und feeders. $2.0041.00; -veals, $2. 215 3. 25.
HOGS Receipts. li.oiJ ncau; mnrKci iie
tlvo, 5c higher; light und light mixed, $-,(,5
56 05; medium and heavy, 15.831(0.13; plus,
$2,504(5.15; bulk. $5.S5yj.05.
SUEE1 AINU i..nia ueccipts, 1.1 s
head: best lambs steady, others IDy2lu
lower; top, 16.25; sheep 10415c lower.
Stock In SiKlit.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at tho live principal
ilvu stock markets August 15:
Cattle, nogs. Sheep.
.. 2,616 7.626 3,822
..10,500 28,000 15,000
.. 3,000 7,000 4,(O0
.. 4,21V) 4,300 2,100
.. 1,351 6,573 1,112
1011
61VI
'.ii'iO
735
991
910
870
632
wm
1 feeder... 10i 3 20
9 feeders.. 730 2 75
1 cow M0 2 !)
7 rows H7S 2 90
HOGS-Recelpts toduy wero again mode-r
nto, less thnn 100 fresh loads received, Tin
quality and weignts snow little difference,
the sunuh' consisting largely of llcht and
light mixed hogs. The mnrket was rather
slow lu unenlnu. ns buyers were llttlo ill
posed tn strengthen prices, notwithstanding
supplies wtio below tho normal and for
light slim cspecinuy mat snowing grass,
nrlces were no muter.
Good hoes, those hhowlnc wclclit and
quality, told better from the opening, gome
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Totals 21,700 52,493
26,061
Wool Market,
RT. LOUIS. Aug. 15.-WOOL-Qlllet.
steady; medium grndes, HH417o; light line,
H5fl4c; heavy line, uwunc; tun wasneu,
12iuilc.
New IHkkIiik Turn Out Well,
SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 15.-Tho first de
tailed news received since last winter from
tho Koyukukuk diggings are to the effect
that tho camp is turning out well, with 300
men In camp. Half a dozen creoks aro
turning nut well, ono property paying $1.V
a day. The camp Is not a now Klondike,
but ns nu attraction to men who aro cast
Inir about for a now placer Hold It Is tho
strongest olfered this season. No ono
should go there, however, without an out
fit calculated to last u year, as food in
scarce and transportation difficult. Lxcopt
by prlvnto enterprise It Is too Into lo get
Into camp this senxon. Thu distance from
Dawson by all-river routes Is 1,600 miles.
REDMOND IN FIGHTING IIUIOI!
Nfitinaliit Leader Snnimom London Pp
Before th Goiubois.
GROSS ABUSE OF PRIVILEGES IS ALLEGED
IMItorlnl In fit oil In Which Kveulnit
(ilobc Compnren NiillonnllM Meth
ods with TIiiinp of Timl
in 11 11 Hall.
LONDON", Aug. 15. Tho House of Com
mons todny, on the motion of John Red
mond, tho Irish nationalist lcmlcr, ordered
tho editor nnd publisher of tho Globe (con
servative) anil evening paper of Iyindon, to
appear at tho bar of tho House tomorrow
afternoon for gross breach ,of prlvllegt of
tho Hotnrc In nccuslng the nationalist mem
bers of corruption lu connection with prl
vnto hill ligUlatlnn.
Tlio Globo editorial to which exception Is
taken sntd:
"Tho same spirit nnd the same motives
which havo mado Tammany tho synonym
for political obllquy hnvo made the nation
nllet party what It is. Many connected
with It nro tho very ruck of the popula
tion, whose sole object Is to make as mucb
money by political Jobbery and corruption
as they can. Anyone who has had connec
tion with Irish private bills, corporation
contracts nnd franchises across the water
can bear ampin testimony to this."
The Globe, hearing of Mr. Redmond's
proposed action, attempted to explain that
It had not meant any Imputation on mem
bers of the House of Commons, "but upon
tho wirepullers nnd parasites who havo
mado politic In Ireland n profession, as
their kinsmen havo doiio In New York.
Honor of llounr In Concerned.
Mr. Redmond, In colling attention to thU
"very degrading and jcnndalous libel," said
tho libel concerned the House of Commons
as a wholo fur moro than tho Irish mem
bers. The latter had not complained of tho
violent, rancorous attack of Mr. Chnmbcr
Inln nt Rlcnholni becauso they knew him of
old In connection with Irish politics, nnd
his opinion was valueless. Rut tho charge
of personal corruption wan a dlffetent mat
ter and tho Houso ought to vindicate Its ,
own honor. Ho moved thnt tho House de
clare tl.o Olobo's article to bo a gross breach
of tho privileges of tho House.
Mr. Rnlfour, tho government leader, con
curred. IIo said thcro could not bo tho
smallest doubt thnt a breach of privilege of
tho gravest character had been committed.
Ho could not Imagine an accusation moro
unjustifiable. At tho snmo time, In regard
to the courso to lo taken, ho had always
held that the Houso could not commit a
greater folly thnn to enter Into a contro
versy with tho press.
Mr. Asqulth, liberal, and Mr. Healy, na
tionalist, supported Mr. Redmond, wheso
motion was adopted unanimously.
Mr. Redmond noxt proposed the motion
that the editor and publisher of the Oloho
he ordorcd to appear at the bar of tho houso
tomorrow afternoon. Tho motion was car
ried uuanlmously.
SULTAN TAKES HIS VENGEANCE
Army nf Kxllen In Sent to Aruhln to
Atone for Illiire nt Unrein In
the Yllillz l'nlnce.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 1G. Seven
hundred and four exiled persons, many ot
them being women, stnrted for Yemen,
Arabia, August 14. Tho prisoners Include
tho3o who wero Implicated In tho rcccut
flru at tho harem of the Ylldlz palace.
DlNcredlt Story of l'rl vn trerlnn.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15. The official Han
delsblad, while incredulous regarding tho
Matin's story that an attempt is being mado
lo persuade Krugcr to sign a document au
thorizing privateering against Great Rrltaln,
warns tho Roer leaders that "no civilized
power could approvo of tho adoption by tho
republic of a mediaeval system of warfaro
like privateering."
BRISK FIGHTING AT PANAMA
Ilelirln Are Grnilunlly CIomIiir In on
thnt City und Also
on Colon. '
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 15. The
British steamer Darlen has arrived hero
from Colon and brings reports of heavy fight
lug Monday on tho outskirts of Panama
and Colon. Tho rebels wero steadily ad
vancing on tho towns proper. A largo num
ber of men had been wounded.
A largo number of wounded men belong
ing to tbo government troops wero taken
to Colon Monday. This is regarded as an
Indication of tho perslsteucy of tho rebel
attacks. The converted cruiser Namotina
hub been found practically useless, owing
to the bungling attempts to mount heavy
guns on her,
Tho Darlen brought forty passeng-jrs who
wero obliged to lcavo Colon In order to
escape tho danger and to avoid conscrip
tion. Tho Rrltlsh consul at Colon has en
tered a protest ngalnst Jamaicans being
compelled by tho Colombian government to
fight against tho rebels.
Tho passengers of tho Darlen say tho
chances ot tho liberals' success seems bet
ter than over sinco tho commencement of
tho rovolutto-.i. Guards nro still kept on
hoard tho trains running botween Pauama
and Colon,
I3oth sides aro committing atrocities, lu
tho nttnek made on tho government troops
Saturday a few miles out of Colon thu
rebels defeated the government forces and
ono of tho latter wus afterward found shot
111 tho abdomen with both legs amputated.
This was a reprisal for tho torturo by tho
government of political prisoners.
Miit'liln Still lit lliimptoii IIikiiU,
NORFOLK. Va , Aug lJ.-Tlu. gunboat
Machlas tins not vet sailed for l olon, ns ro.
ported. It Is fully armed and provisioned
In Hampton Road and will not nail today,
ns a heavy storm Is reported In tho vicinity
of Cnpo Hatteras.
LIkIiIiiIiik Lays Out Two,
1'NIONVILLE Mo., Aug, 15,-At Sidney,
this county. Fred Fouler was killed nnd
Thomas Rustcr was badlv bruised last night
by a bolt of lightning that struck a storo
building.
llocrs Defeated .011r .MeyimlHiru.
MIDDLKRURO, Cnpo Colony, Aug U..
Colonol Oorrlngo hud a suicessful engage
ment with General Krltzenger and Com
mandants Erasmus, Pypcr nnd Caihet nr.r
Steynsburg August 13. Erosmus and Cain 1
wero mortally wounded.
MR. PHILLIPPI GOES EAST
Journeys to Boston to Sleet Wife nnit
nmiRlitcm Ileturnlnit from Tour
of Hurope,
J. O, Phllllppl, general agent of tho Mis
souri Pacific railway, left Omaha lost nigh
for noston, where he will meet his wife nnl
two daughters on tholr return from Europe
Mrs. Phllllppl, Misses Ruth and Her' ha
left on April 28 last and have since that tlmo
toured Groat Rrltaln and the continent tlmr
oughly. They sailed from Liverpool yes
terday on tho Commonwealth of tho Do
minion lino and aro scheduled to nrrlvo
In Boston on August 23. Mr. Phllllppl will
spend tho Intervening tlmo In Buffalo and
Now York City.
IVirpHone 10.1t),
Boyd Commission Co
6ucceor to James E. Doyd Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
CHAIN. I'llOVIHIO.VB AND STOCKS,
ll.11.td of Trade Hulldlnif.
Dlrcet wires to Chicago and New Torfc
.omsCflndtRce, John A, Wurrtn U Co.