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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
friost ia ill Drains - Itrariftben, Daspi
fair Wckthir and Btaruh Cablet.
BEST BUSINESS EXPERIENCED IN CORN
WkMl Displays Firm Toae, Vat Oats
' UfM lata Dallaese Tfceagh Close
la Aaaaeed Provleloa
. alaes Deseead
rMICAOO. Aug. I. In suite of the bear
lsh Influence of lower cables, line weather
and generally good receipts, exrept in corn,
sil mini look a brace today. Business
was small and Interest after the marked
train during July was waning. Hut a
healthy reaction from tha went steady
decline set in ana prices in generm raiueu
well. September wheat closed 4iHc up,
September corn lc higher and Septemtfi-r
oats Ho advanced; provisions closed bUpVr
lower.
Mnalneaa was hent In com. There were
something of a falllnsoff In receipts, qulle
In contrast with the other pits, and as a
Teen It there was a good premium ror caan
atuft over the near futures. There was a
Jlttle covering by shorts, but offerings were
Jlght all day and restricted trading. There
rwas nothing conspicuous to business and
In tha main the crowd seemed to be resting
after the troublous times of last month.
Oood weather and promises of a bumper
crop, with corn selling In Kentucky at 26c,
3iad no effect on prices, September opened
AWio up at 6W4feHo, advanced sharply
ion commission house buying to 66Vc and
closed strong, la up, at &&Hc Receipts
were M cars.
Wheat was Inclined toward weakness only
momentarily at tha opening on weak cables,
large receipts and good weather. Fair cov
ering and local buying. Influenced largely
4y tha strength of coarse grains, started a
good upturn from tha long-continued
wlumps and prices made good net gains.
Trade waa not particularly active, nor was
It large, for offerings were not free at any
Alms. Crop advices were generally favor
able, ' The export demand was slow and
bids ware generally out of line, but 68
loads were reported worked at the sea
board. September started Hfl'Vio lower to
a shade up at 69i4i69Ha, advanced to 70e
and closed firm, SWSjc up, at 70c Local
receipts were 296 cars, 7 of contract grade,
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 116 cars.
making a total for the three points of
fill, against 407 last week and 441 a, year
ago. i'rlmary receipts were 1,076,000 bu.,
compared to 976,000 last year. Seaboard
clearances In wheat and flour equlled 466, ouO
tu. Argentine shipments were 32,000 bu.
against 126,000 last year.
Oats lapsed Into dullness after tha ex
citement of yesterday's finale. The cash
demand for oata Improved very much and
of the 1,260,000 bu. left yesterday In the bull
Itaders' hands over 76.000 bu. were con
tracted for shipment today. This gave
strength to the futures, shorts covered on
the early low prices, and these influence,
working against fine weather, pushed up
prices in spite of dullness. September ad
vanced from flHo to a Arm close, fto up, at
S2l4e. Receipts were 160 cars.
Provisions were unsettled. There was
weakness early on a weak hog situation,
and later liquidation further depressed the
market. Some support by packers turned
early sellers to buyers and part of the loss
was regained. September pork closed weak,
7Vic down, at 116.70; September lard &j?7Vo
lower at 810.77V4 and September ribs 7ho
lower at $10.27.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
26 cars; corn, 65 cars; oats, 110 ears; hogs.
8,00 head. .
Tha leading; futures ranged as follows r
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloa. Tea'jr.
Wheat
SepU
l)ec. May
May
Oats
Sept.
lb Sept.
b Dec
1 May
Fork
Sept. Oct.
1 Jan.
Lard
Sept.
Oct.
' Jan.
.9l 70
69K1W.
7041
61 "WW
H6 14
69tTH
VI .1V4
71
56
7
Vfcl
07l-lVil
'21" e
41 (
26
804k
28 H!
H
811
1SR2H
16 621
i
, -
IT7
16 88
16 77
10 15
10 40
76
10S5
10 10
11314
804,
. 80i
81 'A
16 60
16 65
15 66
16 70
16 70
16 72
16 75
16 T7V4
10 7t
lorw
10 70
10 26
60
10 6TV4
10 77
10 17
72
10 27
10 07
17
10 t2
10 a
I 60
a 7
mine
Sept
Oct
Jan.
10 27
10 02
10 27H
10 07V.
1 17H
10 82
10 02
07V
a Old. New. Na. J.
' ' Cash quotations were as follows 1 -'
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, $3 6
J3.7&; winter patents, $3.204$$.60; clears, 63.00
63.40; springs, $4.30; patents, S3.60jM.85;
straights, $3.fn3.SU '
WHEAT No. S eprlng, 7172o; No.
sfcring, 6W3c; No. S red, 70Vi&7i.c
CORN No. 2, 67c; No. S yellow, B8431c.
OATS No, 2, 81i?40c: No. S white, 62c;
No. S white. 890r52c.
RYE No. . 56&e.'
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, Cffiq.
em. $1.65; prime timothy.' $6.38: clover, con-
tract grade, $.354i8.40.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., $16.60
6718.66. Ijard, per 100 lbs., $10.610.67.
Short libs sides Ooose), $10.204710.30. Dry
salted shoulders (boxed), $9.129.26. Short
clear sides (boxed), $U.2Soll v.
WHISKY-On tha basis of high wines,
11-61. ' .
The following are the receipts and ship
ments: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 11,000 ,000
Wheat bu 294,000 t,0u0
Corn, bu 127,000 - 162.000
Oats, bu .' 862,000 - 117,000
Rye. bu. 110,000
Barley,' bu 4,000 . ......
On the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market was steady; creameries, uo
lc; dairies, 1628o. Cheese, steady. lu
10. Eggs, easy; fresh. 170. ,
NEW YORK . . GBI6ERJLL MARKET.
laetatleas ( be Day ea Tarleaa
CesssBodltlee.
NJORK' Xu'- 1-FLOUR-Recelpts,
16,745 bbls.; exports, U4B6 bills.; market
was quiet, but a trifle ateadler; winter
ri tents, $8.764.0o; winter straights, $3,600
76; Minnesota patents, $3.864.10; winter
extras, $3.UKuo3.36; winter low grades, $2 w
t3.16; Minnesota bakers, $3 13.35. Rye
our, dull; fair to good, 83.263.40: choice
to fancy, $3 6t3'3..
.,CJ?RJ;ME.Air-s,,wuj3r: Y"ow western,
$1.82; city, $1.80; Urandywlne. $3.46tf3.60.
RYE Steady; No. $ western. 66c f. o,
b., afloat; state, 623o, c i. f.. New York
carlots.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding. Mo, c L f.,
Buffalo.
WHfilAT-ReoelpU, H2.87S bu.; exports,
1S.8S4 bu. Spot, Arm; No. S red. 76c, ell
vator; Ni l red, 77SC t. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern Duluth. 81o, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 hard Manitoba, &3c t. o. b., afloat. Re
turning confidence in speculative circles led
to more aggressive bull action today and
advanced prices sharply, helped by un
settled weather In the northwest, covering
ana strengm in corn. The close was Arm
at Ve net advance. May, 76W76 11-ltic.
closed at 76'c; September. 74 6-lo74 13-16C
closed at 74o; Lecember, 74 6-164;74c;
closed at 74c.
CORN-Rerelpta 10.600 bu.; exports, 4.46$
bu.; No. t oo, elevator, and bc, f. o. b..
afloat. Option market waa generally ftrm
and higher all day, especially on near
positions, becsuse of small receipts and
covering. The market closed at UfrVc
net advance Msy. 46S(46o. closed at
4c; September. WilVc, closed at 61c:
December. 4H(irt8c. closed at 48c.
OATH Receipts, 4,8no bu.; exports, 106
bu. Spot, flrmer; No. I. 66c; No. f 64c: No.
S whits, 67(pc; No. 8 white, 69c; track
mixed western, 4i5c; track whlre west
ern, 65iCSc; track white state, 6ftdii6c. i)o
tlon market was very easy at first, but re
covered later with other grains.
choeYiro(,:,OfchlPP,n'- '70C: d t0
HOPS rlrm; state, prime to choice 1901
crop, 1923c: 13u0. 'lS:; old. ill
eommon to choice. 1901 crop. Efc-'Gc; 19uo. 17
'V "P ,rtri P"l"o c.sst, lsul crop 21
tt:4c; 1S10. 17tilic; olds. Uu2;.r. V'
l.EATHKR Firm; acid. 2bS6c
PROVISIONS-Beef. steady; family, $16.00
ei4 W; men. $1J6I); beef bams. $.? Outfit .;
r.V';i?:.4 6"?'.50o: cUy I,n India mess
$J2.0w?l Oo. Cut meats, steady; pickled bell
lies. $1160012 50; pickled shoulders, $8 7M,
S 75: pickled hams. $12 t 12.60. Lard, steady
western steamed, 111. o.ji 11.(6; August closed
at $10.7, nominal; refined, quiet; South
America. $11.75; compound. $8.12i&8 50- con
tinent, $11.16. Pork, quiet; family. $20 05;
sh..rt clear. $ll.6uul.0O; 'mess, $18 Wij 18 60.
HIPKti-Flrro; OalvestotL 80 to 2a lbs-
Iftn r'.ilfnmt. ! tc 1 1 I... rr .
24 to SO lbs., 14c.
WOOL Quiet; domestic fleece, IfctfMOe
TAI.lXW-tesdy; city ($a pr pkg.). 6c;
eoimlry (rkgs. free). sSi&ec.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra. 40
6c; Jsranese, 4(o6c.
. BUTT EH- Receipts. 6.737 pkgs.; steady
. state dairy, l?:-0c; creamery, state, i:i
( Jx'vc; creamery. Imitation, lfculsc; factory.
16fiHc.
CH EESE Receipts, 4.16S pkgs.: large
Steady, email weak; fancy, large, colored
and white, o; fancy, small, new, state,
EGOS Receipts, 7.0TM pkgi; stesdy; state
snn I'ennsylvanla, 1iic; western can
dled, lkil'.ic; western uncsndled, Hd'"''ir.
MuIASSKS Steady ; New Orleans, i.1tjlo
roi LTHV-Active, steady; chickens, Ific
turkeys, 11c; fowls, l(c; d re seed, weak
MKTAI-The loca market for clipper
today presented a quiet and featureless sp-
pearancv, out wiin tne tone aoout siesny
in the absence of pressure to sell. Stand
ard, pot to September, closed at $11. IM
ll Ai; lake, $ll.o 12.00: electrolytic, $ll.SO(
11. m; casting, ii.iu 11, is. An easier nmrKei
was reported nhrnnd, London declining 3s
9d snd closing with spot at 52 IK Od end
futures at 63 Ss M. omestlc exports of
copper during July amounted to 10,717 tons,
this being a decrease of 1,641 tons as com
pared with the movement during the pre
vious month. For the seven months ex
ports nave aggreated 106.368 tons, agnlnst
64.HS8 tons for the same period last year.
Tin ruled quiet here, spot closing at $2.3o
tiZH.w. ine bnguan price was raiseq s on
a better demand, closing at 127 15s for
spot and 125 17s 6d for futures. Lead was
Is 3d lower In the foreign market, spot
closing at 11. The local market ruled
quiet and steady, with spot at 84.12. In
spelter there was a fair Interest reported,
but no change In the local price of $6.37.
London waa unchanged at 18 15s. Iron
was steady at New York; warrants nomi
nal; No. 1 northern foundry, $i3.00i&J5.(i0;
No. S northern foundry $22.O0i(r28.o0; No. 1
southern foundry, $22.0tft23 00; No. 2 south
ern soft foundry, $22. 00423. 00. Glasgow and
Mlddlesborough were a trifle lower, the
former at 66s 2d and the latter at 61s.
OMAMA WHOLKHALH MARKETS.
Coadltloas of Trade aaa Uaetatloas oa
Staple aad Faaey Prodace.
EOG8 Candled stock, 16c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. So; roosters, ac
cording to age, 4&6c; turkeys, 8&10c; ducks
and geese, 64j6c; spring chickens, per lb.,
UWTldC.
BUTTER Packing stock. 12n3e: choice
dairy, in tubs, 17c; separator, 2(Kf21c.
FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout, 10c: her
ring, 6c; pickerel, 8c; pike, 9c; perch, 6c;
buffalo, dressed, 7c: suntlsh, 6c; blueflns, 8c;
whlteflsh, 10c; catfish, 13c; black bass, 18c;
halibut, 11c; salmon, 16c; haddock, 11c; cod
fish, 12c; red snapper, 10c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb.. 27c; lobsters, green, per lb., 25c;
bullheads, 10c.
UUKN-WC. , r
OAT8-660.
BRAN Per ton, $18. '
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay, No.
1 upland, $8; No. 1 medium, $7.50; No. 1
coarse, $7. Rye straw. $5.50. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VUUfeTABLES. -
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per dos..
76fcnc.
MEW t'ELGRI-KIlamllOO, jne.
POTATOES New, per bu., 2636c
OREEN ONIONS Per dos.. accordlnr to
size of bunches, lfifSfZOc.
TUKMrH Per DU., 800.
BEETS Per basket 40c
GREEN CORN Per dos., Sc.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., 26c '.
LETTUCE Per dos. bunches, 20c
PARSLEY Per dos., 30a36c
RADISHES Per dos., )c. .
WAX BKANS Home srown. ner market
basket, 8(a35c; string beans, per market
basket, SWh 35c
CAlifc)AUi-caiirornia or noma grown.
newiuc. .
ONIONS New cauiornis, in sacks, ner
Ib..lo ... .
tomatoes Per market basket St
. NAVY BEANS Per bu., 82.15.
JVHUllb
PEACHES California St Johns, toe: Ar.
kansas Elbertas, per 4-basket crate. $i: ner
6-basket crate, $1.60; eastern Crawfords, 90c.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crates.
fancy, $1.161.26.
PRUNES-Per DOX, 41.16JP1.Z5. (
PEARS California, per box, $2.26.
APPLES Summer varltles. ner bhl..
t2.lWZ.Q0.
CANTALOUPE Texas, per crate, $2; per
basket, 76c.
WATERMELONS Per 100, $17,00125.00.
GRAPES Southern Catawbas. ner 20-ib.
crate, $1.60.
Trlt IrJvAL rKUlTB,
PINEAPPLES Florida. 30 to 86 count
$3.60.
S2.252.76.
ORANGES Valenctas, $4.785.00; Medi
terranean sweets, $4.O04.25.
LEMONS Fancy, $6; choice, $4.60; Mes
fnas, $4,604(6.00.
MISCKLLANEOUS.
CIDER New York, $3.76.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6c: No. I green.
6c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., Sc; No. 1 veal
1 4 IK Iks sfu-t tildaa t3ni . .1. -
i;ail V.V alV lue,, , vas J UIMCB, OIWIAU .
pelts, 76c- horse hides. $1.502.60,
rurtvinn rer id., oc;. sneuea, sc.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, nee IK.
12c; hard shell, per lb.. llc; No. 1 soft
shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, 9o; Braxlls, per
lb., 14c; Alberts, per lb., 12o; almonds, soft
shell, 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large.
er id uo; smaii, iucKcocoanuta, per aos.,
Oc. k
OLD METALS A. B. Alnern quotes tha
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $10; Iron, stove plate, per ton. $7T60:
8c; brass, light per lb., tc; lead, per lb.,
6c; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c
St Lea la Grata a ad ProTlelaae.
AT. LOUIS. Aug. 1. WHEAT Higher:
No. I red cash, elevator. 6Tc; track, 66
Vuvtv,. DcyiFiuucii gunwiG, Lccuimr,
68c: May, 71c; No. S hard, CT'SPTOc
CORN Higher; No. S cash, 69e; track,
60c; September, 494944c; December, 87c
OATS Firm; No. 2 cash, nominal; track,
new, 83c; September, 26Tc; No. 2 white,
old, 59c.
HIE Dull at B3C.
FLOUR Quiet: new red winter natents.
$3,204(3.30: extra fancy and straight S2.0a
8,16; clear, $2.76iS2.86.
feed Timothy, nominal.
CORNMEAL Steady, $3.1(.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 76c
HAY Firm: timothy. $10.00(0116.00: nraJrla
S7.fliW9.00. '
WMiBKi meaay, xi.ffi.
IRON COTTON TIES-Steady, $1.06.
BAGGING Steady, 69c
HEMP TWINE Steady, c.
PROVISIONS Pork: Lower: tobblnr old.
$16 80; new, $17.20. Lard, lower, at $10.60.
J-ry sail meats, ami; Doxea, extra snorts,
$11.87; clear ribs, $11; short clear, $11.26.
Bacon, dull: boxed, extra shorts. $11.75:
clear ribs, $11.87; short clear,. $12.12.
METALS Lead: Firm at $3.74.00l
Spelter: Firm at $6.06.
POULTRY Stead v: chickens, loo; snrinra
12c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7c; geese, 4c.
11 TTT' V Li D... i, ' , ..jm .
dairy, 17D'18c.
euub steaar at mhc. loss off.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bu 6.000 lam
Wheat bu 172.000 101.000
corn, tu 8,ooo 29,boo
Oats, bu (1,000 46,000
Lrveraeel Oralar sil ProTlslaaa.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 1. WHEAT Spot No.
1 northern, spring, quiet at 6ald; No. 1
Callfirnla, dull at 6a 4d. Futures, quiet;
September, 6alld; December, 6s 10d.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
6s, Futures, steady; September, tsld;
Ootober, 6s d: January, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, strong; extra India
mess, 107s 64. Pork, firm; prime mess west
ern. 82s (d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs.,
quiet, 69s 6d. Bacon, Arm; Cumberland cut
26 to 30 lbs., dull. 6s: short I riha. 14
to 24 lbs., quiet, 69s 6d; long clear middles.
ugnt, to M ins., quiet, 6s; long clear
middles, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs., quiet, 6Ss6d;
short clear' backs, 16 to 20 lbs., 63a
6d; clear bellies, 14 to 16 lbs., steady,
62s d. Shoulders square cut, 11 to 13 lbs.,
quiet, 47s. Lard, quiet; prime western.
In tierces, steady, 66s; American refined. In
palls, steady, 64s 6d.
CHEESE Stesdy ; American finest whits,
steady, 44s; American finest colored, steady,
49s.
T ALLOW Prime city, steady, z&s; Aus
tralian. In London, dull, 83s.
FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter. Arm.
8s 9d.
HOPS At, London (Pacific coast), firm,
BUTTER Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, quiet, ss Sd. "
The following are the atocks of wheat
and corn in store and on quays (railway
and canal depots not Included): Wheat
8,130.000 centals; corn, 614,000 centals.
Following are the stocks of breadstuff's
and provisions In Liverpool: Flour, tU.tioO
sacks; bacon, ll.OoO boxes; hams, 8.3oO
boxes; snoulders, 1,800 boxes; butter, 6.9oO
cwt.; cheese, 44,900 boxes; lard, 6.2oO tierces
prime western steam and 1,240 tons other
kinds.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days, 3d3,o00 rentsls. Including 240.0oO Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during
the last three days, none. ,
Kaasaa City Urala ama Prevlsleas.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. l.-WHEAT-Sep-tember
3e; December, 64c; cash. No. 2
hard. 6hjtic; No. 8, 62yc: No. S red.
67c; No. 8. Uc. '
CORN September, 44c; December, 4M
$4c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 6t67c; No. i
white, 61tiUc; No. S, toutilc.
RYE-No. 2. 46c.
HAY Choice timothy, $iao011.00; choice
prairie, $4 7tXri7.GO.
BUTTER Creamery, 19c; dairy, fancy,
lc. -
KOGS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 14c dos., loss off, cases re
turnee Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1S7.i0 141.60)
Corn, bu 3.V2UO 21.0OI
Oats, bu 46.000 42,001
Mlaneaaells, Wheat Flear aad Bra a.
MINNEAPOU3, Aug. L W H EAT Sep-
tember, f7fl7Se; December, iV; on
track. No. 1 herd, 7B7c; Ho. north-rn,
7474c; No 2 northern, 7Sc.
FIOURF1rM PS tents, $3S8e$!R; sec nd
pstents, $.l.fiVfl3 76; first clesrs, $3.00ii3.1o;
second clesrs. V! .
BRAN In bulk, $1$.
Toledo Grata aad Seed.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. 1 WHEAT-DulI. but
strong; cssh, 71c; September, 71c; De
cember, 7z'c; Mhv, 72c.
CORN Dull. Arm; cash, 63c; September,
Wic; Kecemner, Kc.
OATS Dull, firm; cssh, 2c; September,
2c; newSeptember, 3l'c; new December,
81c.
BEED Clover, more active, steady; Oc
tober, $6.15; iso. I alsike, $6.sift6.70.
Rl'E-No. 2. 66c
MllwaaVee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 1. WHEAT Market
Steady; No. 1 northern, 7h7!c; No. 2
northern, 7c(jbc: neptember, 7c.
HYE Firm ; No. 3. new. H6c; old .'59c.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 6fVg66c; sample,
CORN Firmer; September, 65c,
Peorli Market.
PEORIA, Aug. t-CORN-Flrmer; No. S,
KtC.
OATS Active, steady; No. S white, 44c,
tracks
WHISKY $1.31 for finished goods.
- Dalatk Orala Market.
DULUTH, Aug. 1. WHEAT Cash, No. 1
hard, 76c; No. 2 northern, 75c; No. 1
nortnern, 3?ic;.BepiemDer, esc; December,
67c.
OATS September, 81c
HEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Becomes Almost Inanimate
aad Price Movement la Slnaglsh.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1. The distinguishing
feature of today's stock market wss the
marnsq subsidence of activity, which has
been in progress all this week, but which
reached a condition almost of torpor today.
The movement of prices was also ex
tremely SlUKtrlsh. with tha eicenllnn nf a
icw prominent stocKs. Ttie large specula'
tive interests which have most largely
n.ade the recent activity of the market
were quiescent.
It Is probable that tha retention rivn tn
the formal announcement of the Rock
Island plan of conversion of Its cables and
reorganization on the method of control
had something to do with these pauses In
the speculation. The recent brilliant ad
vance In Rock Island has been an Import
ant Influence on the whole market. The
details of the plan, which do not a-o be
yond a redistribution of capital without
alteration of the property Itself, or If Its
relations with properties controlled by
other Interests, arouse the question as to
what have given the stock Its Increased
valuation In the market since the plan
was In course of formation. Rock Island
fell to a level 8 below last Yilght during
the morning.
Another disturbing Influence was the re
newed break In Colorado Fuel, which went
below 90. The public recriminations be
tween the contending parties to the con
trol give warning of a conflict which may
Involve speculative followers on the one
side or the other to an uncomfortable ex
tent. 1
The fear of an unfsvnpahlA ihnvin. k
the banks In tomorrow'a statement was
another restraining Influence upon specu
lation. After Rock Island snd Colorada Fuel
meted down and made some recovery
here waa an Improvement In th r.n,,, l
market and a few stocks became iirAn.
and helped the general market St. Paul,
New York Central, the local tractions.
Western Union and American Bmeltln
were amongst these. Rut the effort imnn
the general market was very slight at any
Cabled renorts showed easier mnnev wtn.
dlttons abroad with the passing of the
month end requirements and foreign ex
change was easier here. This gave rise to
hopes that the gold export movement would
be checked next week and helped the hard
ening tendency of the stock market. The
forecast of the bank statement indicates a
decline In cash reserves of over $2,000,000,
the loss by gold exports and subtreasiirv
operations Of 84.800.00O havlna- hmn nartlv
offset by receipts from the Interior on bal
ance, me marKet closed dull and heavy.
There was a realizing movement in Cen
tral of Georgia Income bonds, with sub
sequent recovery. The market generally
waa dr.'.! and Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1,.90.000. United States bonds were
unchanged on the last call.
JDi following are the closing prices on
the New. York Stock exchange:
Atehliea SIS
So fd loi
Baltlaors A Ohio.. .10
fit Pinl pfd in
so. Paclflo t
go. Rail war
ao pfo..... sr
do ltd... S4
Canadian ' Pacific
Canads 8......
Chw. k Ohio...-.
Chicago A Altos.
1M
mil Paolflo 41
H
44
Toledo. K. L. W
do Dfd
Union PaelBo .....
do sfd ,
Wabaih ,
107
so pra.
7
Chicago, Ind. A h... T4
.. Wt
.. o
.. 4
.. W
.. 14
.. 17
.. i
..100
..U4
..118
..114
..
.. U
.. (1
.. 4S
.. n
..104
..
ao lra M
Chteaco A B. Ill 81 hrhMlIng "".";.'.
Chlea(o A O. W 111. do id pfd .....i
do 1st pfd 8
Wla. Central
do td sfd 48
do pfd
Chicago A N. W....M1
C. R. I. A P 1M
Chicago Tar. A Tr.. U
Adams Ex
American Ex
I'nltad States Ex..
so sia iu
Walls-Pargo Ex....
Amal. Copper .....
Amor. Car A P....
C. C. C. A 8t L....106
Colorado So il
ao in pia. ... ...... 77
do Id pfd..... 47V
do pfd
Amor. Us. Oil
Del. A Hudson 178
1I. U W rr
Donror A R. 0 43W
do pfd
Amor. 8. A R
do pfd
do Bid s
Anae. Mining Co...
Brooklyn R. T
Krlo U
do 1st pfd-. (a
Colo. Fuel A Inw... si
so so. Dia....,
.... KH.Con. Oa 123
Oreat Nor. pfd
.. ..,.u 7i v.mn. i ooacoo pia. ..Ill
Hocking Valley ..
J,U.. Eloctrl iu
ao pia
.. ..Tiinuciini i..oi ....... 17
..144 Inter. Paper
.. 47Vt do pfd t3!4
.. MV Laeloda Oas s
.. 44 I Nat. Biscuit 47
..1I lN.tlon.1 Load II
..143 Ko. American 124
..13Vk Pacific Coaat 7
,.14lK Paclflo Mall it
.. M PaopIVs Oas 10J
.. II Praaoad g. Car 47
..lltTtl do pfd ,,
..lit Pullman P. Car 140
.. SO Ropubllo Stool 18
' T4
..144 sugar Ill
Illinois Contra!
lows Central ....
do pfd
Lak Kris A W..
do bfd
U A N
Manhattaa L
Slot. St. Rj
Max. Central ....
Nat. fcr. of Mas.
inn. A BC la...
Mo. Paclflo
M., K. A T
do Dfd
N. J. Central ...
N. T. Contral ...
Norfolk A W....
..144U
. 44
Tana. Coal A Iron... ax
union Bag p 1414
. o P'd .. T
U. t. Leather ...I?., u
do pfd .... SSVi
O. g. Hubbar H
dO Dfd IM
do sfd
... M
... S4
...14V4
... 47S
... V
... 71
... tohk
... M
... n
... t
... 47S
Ontario A W....
PanniTlranla
Eoadlng
do 1st pfd
do id Dfd
u. a stool
do pfd
Western Union ....
Amor. LocomotlT. .
do pfd
K. C. Southern
i4
s
St. L A S. F....
do lot pfd
47
1
t
M
so Id pfd
St. L. Bouthw....
do pfd
St. Paul
1UV
ao pfd
Kx-dlvldend. Kx-rlghtai
Rew York Mosey Market.
NKW YORK Aug. l.-MONEY-On call,
steady, at 2w3 per cent; last loan,! per
cent P lnerCttnUla PPer, 48 per
SSWP E?CHANQB - Easier, at
H.87 for demand and at $4.6 for sixty
commerclZ
active; railroad. Irregular '
foTlowsC::"ln 1U0UUol, OI oonds are as
U. a. rat. sa. reg....lOT L. 4 N. ,
fuP Max. Contrai 4s.... MU.
I? . " WS do Is Inc..."... iiu
do coupon I" -Minn. A L U u 1W
do new 4s. rag lit ,14 K- i? t i7 iT.iT
do coupon 124 do tm
do old 4a. rag lotN. Y. caini"u".'."lOA
" 4 !n. J.'c. ganV te iivi
do coupon 104 ;No. Paclflo 4 104
Atchison gan. 4s 1041 do la . liat
do adj. 4a 44 M. A W.' con. 4s""'ioiw
Bal. A Ohio 4s 101 !R4lng en. 4. iji
do conv. 4a Ids', gt. u AS 9 4a i?
Canada 80. Is. .. .110V, St. 1. g. W 1. " It
Central of Oa. 4a....lo3 do t. .. 1,2
do la inc aa-, S. A. A A !!
Chaa. A Oblo 44a... .1077, go. Paclflo 4a'. v.
Chicago A A. av,a... S 80. Railway to. . .'.."Ims
C, M. A S. P. g. 4a.. 114 ,T.. St. L. A W 1. ivat
C. A N W. o. 7.....4S1lnlon Plflo U..!?:',"!,
R- t 4a....H.v,l do con. 4s .. lu.2
0 V 4. 10H, W.baah Is... . m
Chicago Ter. 4a UVi 'a, tm .. !,!
Colorado So. 4a do deb. b": .'. vi
Danvor A R. O. 4a.. 102 Wart ahoro 4s. """mj
kna prior Ilea 4a.... M4 Wheal. A L. B 4a is
do ganaral 4a tat Wla. Caatral 4a'. .. ' Six
P. W. A I. C. U...1U Cons. Tobacco 4a af
Uotklng Valley 4..1o"I 'oo 4.... fci,
Ex-interest. Offered.
Haw Vark Mlaiagj Uaotatloas.
NEW YORK, Aug. I.The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks;
Adasu Con M ,Llitia Chlat ,.
Alice
... M
... 40
... 4
... 4
...110
,...100
...12s
Ontario a
braaca
Brunawlck Coo..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va.
Daadwood Terrs
Horn Silver ....
Iron Slliar
Lcadilllo Cos...
l"V' 11
Hhjenlx
Potoal
4
. 14
, 1
1 14
Siivaaa
tiiarra Nevada
8mall Hopas .
buuidard
Foreiga Financial.
LONDON, Aug. t Gold premium at
Beunos Ayres, 129.80; at Madrid. $7. Gold
to the amount of 30.000waa withdrawn
from the Bank of England today. Money
was caxler and the demsnd slackened.
Funds were plentiful, although more than
4.0Ou.0OO In Interest and dividend payments
was released. lMscounts were easier. Com
parative stupor dominated all sections of
the stork market and little Improvement la
likely before the coronation. Many mem
bers of lbs sxchange are taking a holiday
meanwhile. Consols opened dull, with the
advent of the settlement. Americans were
a fraction lower to correspond with rew
York equivalents, but becsme somewhat
firmer and were quiet at the close. Rio
tintos renected firmness In the i'aris mar
ket. Kaffirs were a shsde firmer.
PARIS. Aug. 1. Three per cent rentes.
inof $7c for the account. Exchange on
ixmdon, Zof lfo for checks. Hpanisn 4s,
Sfl.HO.
BERLIN. Aug. 1 The rate of discount
for short bills for settlement Is t per cent
and for three months bills 1 per cent.
WEEKIf ClJCARIltO HOISK TABLB
the Associated! Baaks. -
NEW YORK, Aug. 1. The following
laoie, compiii-q tv tiraosireei, snows me
bsnk clearings at the principal cities for
ine weea enaed July 11, wnn mi percemt
sge of Increase and decrease ss romparcd
witn the corresponding week last year:
I
CITIES.
Clearings. I Ino.l Doc-
New York
Chicago
Boston ,
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore
San Frsnclsco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Uetrolt
Louisville
Indianapolis
Providence
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Buffalo ..,..
St. Paul
St. Joseph
Denver
Richmond
Savannah
Salt Lake City
Albany
Los Angeles
Memphis
Fort Worth
Seattle ,
Washington
Hartford ,
Peoria
Toledo
Portland, Ore
Rochester
Atlanta .'. ,
Des Moines
New Haven
Worcester
Nashville ,
Springfield, Mass.....
Norfolk
Orand Rapids ........
Scran ton ,
Portland, Me
Sioux City
Augusta ,
Syracuse
Dayton, O ,..
Tacoma
$l,491.oM.47 82.5
147.321.7oi 7.l
11K,70.12
XX. 116.972 68.S
42,018.043 8.8.
46.1S),014 80.8
$o,S97,347 ,.3
.4..'n
18.844.06O 14.
18,lf.5(S
14,704,28 1.7
11.202.097 20.8
20.no2,R52 62.0
9.611.79.1
8.774,112 11.0
10.161.145 It
6, 877,700
" 6.044,0nO 8.4
$.883,413 8.0
6. 155,282
B.701.8S2 88.2
8.910.2X9
3.8"6.3K0 2.4
8.221,693
2.217,751
8.6.16.685 16.2
2.946.548 1S.4
8.790.213 66.4
1.875,797
2.674.01K7 23.5
8,230.902 42.7
8.262,274 52.4
2,430,856 6.2
2,186.377 6.9
3.177,556 26.4
1.872.069 8.5
2.427.427 80.4
1,604,005 17.5
1,640,010 83.1
1,604,141 24.2
1,887,579 1.5
1,390.002 4.0
I 1.399,899
1 l,2"3.1o6
1,657.637 33.9
1.365.602 11.5
. 1,237.687 9.3
1,141.708 22.2
638.421 9.8
1,934,961 ,
1.418.143 45.8
1,243.280 16.8
1,818.374 49.9
1.171,272 18.8
673.877
, 1.100,899 12.2
1,060,746 36.7
959,165 35.8
775.702 8.6
541.000 4.4
. 809,254 68.8
610,966
637,655 16.9
885,414
660.000 24.7
470,668
651.893 60.0
476,633 20.2
401,720 6.8
442,278 24.6
, 609,881 35.3
505.112 85.3
852.615 42.6
- 823,300 4.7
331,427 19.0
882.070 8.8
807,847
837,700 80.1
893.839 (.3
298,441
222,063
226.539 49.6
1A6 l 4 a
Awa-svu Mil
120,141
1,877,000
8,830,900 69.5
603,786 84.6
658,716
845,601
218,718
I . 1,735,732
$2,232.5T8.56s 26.6
714,483,101 18.9
1.3
(.2
' 4.9
"i'.i
"i'.i
'ii
31.1
22.2
"i'.i
9.4
8.4
Spokane
Topeka
Davenport
Wilmington, Del
c;vansviiie
Birmingham
Fall River
Macon
Little Rock
Helena
22.1
'rt'.i
Knoxvllle
Lowell
Akron
Wichita
Springfield, III
s.o
Jasxington
New Bedford
Chattanooga
Youngstown
Kalamaxoo
Fargo
Blnghamton
Rockf ord
Canton
Jacksonville, Fla.....
Springfield, O
Chester
Qulncy
Hioomington
Sioux Falls
Z ,i U .? r. y 1 T"
Fremont
12 9
13.0
241.4
Galveston T
'Columbus, O
"wneeung
Wllkesbarra
11.4
Beaumont ...........
Decatur. III...
Utlca
Totals. TT. 8..
Outside New York...
CANADA.
Montreal .V..1$
20.6MI.7o41
85.4
'33.1
73.6
ib-.T
'JOrOntO ........ aa. a al.
13 ,453 ,009
3.660,290
-160,943
' 106V59
737,176
Winnipeg
Hanrax ,
VancouveT B. C...
Hamilton ............
17.4
St. John,
Victoria.
N. B
B. C
797.6221
'ii.'i
B4,OK9 .
8.1
Quebec
1.277.277
4.01
Ottawa ..
1,657,568
Totals
$ 44.398,81
81.4
Not Included in totals because eontalnlna
other Items than clearings.
Not Included In totals because af na
comparison xor last year.
Bestea Sleek, ttpatatleaa.
BOSTON. Aug. 1. Call loans. SU.HH ner
cent; time loans, 4&6 per cent. Official
closing ot stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon 4s....
.101 Adventure
Oaa 1
Allouat
41 Amalgamated ....
44 United
41 Bingham
101 Calumet A Hacla.
11 .Centennial
Max. Central 4i
N. B. O. A C
4
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A All
... 1
... 44
...ue
10
... it
.... 44
... 10
... 41
.. IT
...Ut
... 8
...lie
....
.... It
... to
.... 30
... 4
Boston A Mo...
Boston Elevated
14 'Copper Range ...
.....144 Dominion Coal ..
H...134 Franklin
143 laJo Hoysl
107 Mohawk
V Old Dominion ...
..1..1I1 Oaooola
N. Y.. N. H.
Fltchbarg pfd...
Union Pacina
Max. Central
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
11 Parrot
American T. A T
..144
Qulncy
Santa Fa Copper.
Tamaexck
Trlmoontala .....
Trinity
United States ...
Utah
Victoria
Wlaona
Wolvartn
Dominion I. A ..
Oon. Electric .....
... 44
,..ll
,.. 44
... rr
.. 4
..lit
Mas. Electrls ....
do pfd
N. . O. A C
United STult
V. B. Steal
do pfd
Waotloga. ' Common.. 104
Ls4a gteek market.
IaONDON."Au. 1.-
4 p. m. Closing-:
Norfolk A Western... M
Coneol for monay....
do aeeoant NSa
ao pis
Anaconda 4
1'iitno wasters... 14
4
si
Atchlaon M
Pannaylvsnla
Rending
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
Southern Railway. .
do pfd
do pfd 14
Baltimore A Ohio.. ..Ill
Canadian Pacific 1U
Cheaapaak A Ohio..
Chicago a. w
C. M. A St. P...
. n
.10
. 46'
. K-
.
.
Alt
Southern Paclflo. TO
Union Paclflo.... 110
do sfd A...,. 6
Danvor A R. O...
do pfd
Brta
United Slates Steal.
do pfd '
Wabash
do pfd
panlsa 4
. 40
41
, it
47
:S5t
do lat pfd
do td pfd
Illinois Control...,
Loulavlllo A Nash
Mlaaourt, K. A T.
.147
ttU.Hand Mines
do pfd
4l.DeBers (dot.)
Naw York Central.
147 '
BAR SILVER 8 lead y at 24 7-144 .per
ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent. Ths rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills
is 262 9-16 per cent; for three months'
bills, 2 8-16I& 2"St par cent.
Baak C'learlaga.
OMAHA. Aug. 1. Bank clearings today.
$!67.S6S.66: corresnondlng day last year.
$1.003. 9S688; decrease, $36,127.72.
CINCINNATI, Aug. i. clearings, 3,1S2,-
900; money, 3&t per cent. New York ex
change, 10c discount.
UiilUAUO, Aug. 1. Clearings, fZl ,987,894
balances, $2,702,674; posted exchange, $486
tor sixty days and $4.sVh for demand: New
York exchange, 10c premium.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1. Clearings, $6,613,046;
balances, $699,943; money. Arm, at 66 per
cent; New York exchange at par.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1. Clearings, 8246,168,
712; balances, $9,667,140.
BOSTON, Aug L Clearings, $18.604,t78;
balances, $1,422,032.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.Clearinra.
$22,091,563; fealanoes, $3,606,038; money, 44
yvr cent.
BALTIMORE. A us. 1. Clearlnsa. 1146.
881; balances, $374,921; money, 4 per cent.
Oil aad Roala.
OIL CITT. Pa.. Aug. L-OII-Credlt bal
ances, $1.22; certificates, no bid; shipments,
U5,44 bbls.; average, 81.807 bbls.; runs, 110,
976 bbls. ; averages, 111,120 bbls.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. 1. OIL North Lima,
89c; South I J ma and Indiana, 84c.
NEW YORK. Aug. .1. OIL Cottonseed.
quiet. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, steady, 4b4i4c.
LONDON. Aug. 1 OIL Linseed. 9a Id-
Turpentine spirits, 32s 9d.
CHARLESTON. S. C. Aug. 1. OIL
Turpentine and roaln unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Aug. 1. Ol L-Turpen-tlne,
firm, 43c. Rostn. firm; A, B, C, $1.10;
D. $1 16; E. $1 30- F, $1.25; (J. $1.80; H, $16);
I. $1.95: KTl 1146: M. 12 36: N. 13.30: WU.
$3.4tl; WW. $3.56.
Cafe Market.
aJTTTJir Xi r a.. a noeerip a
Rio. firm; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Mild, steady;
Cordova. Sqrllc. Futures opened steady,
with prices unchanged to I points higher,
the partial advance being due to firmer
cables than looked for. active European
demand and coverlna. Soon after the call
the .wbols list lurced strong ea rigorous
support from bull Interests, active cover
ing by thoroughly frightened shorts and
heavy general buying, which rapidly ad
vanced prices from 6 to S5 points. The
strength wss most pronounced in Septem
ber, In which there Is known to exist sn
enormous short Interest, this option at one
time during the afternoon ruling 30 points
above last night., The sensations! advance
today Is the latest development In the bull
movement which has controlled the market
for seversl weeks past, September within
a month having advsnced over 1 cent per
pound. The market closed Arm, with
prices net 6 to 25 points higher. Total
sales amounted to 1O4.250 hsiis. Including:
August, 6. 61 ',15.75c; September, 6 EWWit 5 vj
tlctober, 6.3Vufi 50c; November, 5.35via.45c;
December, 6 i'ai.iac; Jsnimrv. 5 4."--y5 50c;
February, .60c; March, 6.4oitf5.60c; May.
.60Bd.60o.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 1 The Commercial Bulle
tin will say In tomorrow's report on the
wool trade of the United Slates: The mar
ket Is less active In Boston, but prices
continue very strong. In Montana the firm
of J. Koslnnd A Co. of Boston has raised
the highest price paid another notch tv
paying 17c at Great Falls. Wool grower's
are receiving 15 per cent better prices for
their wool than Isst year. Stocks of for
eign wool are largely out of dealers' hands
and domestic wools, especially mediums,
are stronger In consequence. Oood do
mestlo three-eighth blood combings have
advanced to 23c In the grease. B luper
pulled wools have sold, scoured, as high
as 40c. The advance of 10 per cent on new
lightweight worsted cloths confirms the
legitimacy of the advanced raw material.
Australian, cables note that the drouth will
cut the coming Australian clip down 20 per
cent. - The receipts of wool In Boston since
January 1. 1902, have been 182,190,697 lbs.,
against '143.993.442 for the same period In
1901. The Boston shipments to date Are
157.684.279 lbs., against shipments of 145.918,574
for the same period In 1901. The stock on
band In Boston January 1, 1902, was 77.840,
463 lbs. The total stock todsy Is toi.846.8Kl
lbs. The stock on hand August 3, 19U1, was
74,597,400 lbs.
BOSTON, Aug. 1. WOOL Ohio and
Pennsylvania XX and above. 2752Sc;
XXX. 24j25c; No. 1 and No. 2, 26c to 27c;
fine, unwashed, 20igi21c; unmerchantable, 22
fe23c; Michigan X and above, 22'd23c; No. 1
snd No. 2, 2(f26c; fine, unwashed, l19e;
Kentucky, Indiana, etc., blood, 22r23c;
blood. 21fi22c; braid, 18l!c; Texas, 12
months, 15g20c; 6 and 8 months, 16 17c;
fall, 1314c; California, northern choice,
201 21c; northern average, lttfgl7c; middle,
county, 1415c; southern, 10312c; fall, K12c;
Oregon, staple, 16t?17c; eastern, choice 14
15c; eastern, average, 12fil3; vslley. No. 1,
lS(gl9c; territory, Idaho, fine, 1314c; Idaho
fine, medium, 15 16c; Wyoming, fine, ii'd
14c; Wyoming, flne to medium 15lfic;
Utah, fine, 1314c; Utah, fine, medium, 16
17c; Dakota, fine. 13iifl4c: Dakota, fine.
medium, 154il6c; Montana, fine, choice, 16&
17c; fine, average, 14gl5c; fine, medium
choice, l7iJ18c; Colorado, New Mexico, etc.,
fine, 10611c; fine, medium, 12l4c; coarse,
13f14c-
ST. LOUI8. Aug. l.-WOOL-FIrm; me-
aium grades ana combing, 1353 isc; light
fine, 12ijl6c; heavy fine, 913c; tub washed,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1. COTTON-Futures
opened quiet and firm; August, 8.16c; Bep-
lemoer, i.k; t-iciooer, 7.voc; November ana
jjecemoer, 7.00c; January ana February,
f 9m. Kfav-.FI f CI- C n n . n , I , . m I 1 1 1 n . .
- - , .uwa'., I.V.V. V ' . . U 1 V V , UIUUIIII
uplands, 8 5-1 6c; middling gulf, 9S-16c;
sales, 858 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-4 p. m.-COTTON
Spot, business small and prices l-16d
tower; American miUQiing, 4(l.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1. COTTON Lower;
middling, 813-16c; no sales; receipts, 459
Dsies; snipmenis, 44 bales; stock, 15,
bales.
GALVESTON, Aug. l.-COTTON-Market
easy at c.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1. COTTON Spot
Dusineaa srnau, prices l-lod lower; Ameri
can middling fair. 6 8-32d; good middling,
4 27-32d; middling, 4d; low middling,
4 21-32d; good ordinary. 4 17-32d: ordinary.
4 9-S2d. The sales of the day were 6.000
oaies, or wmcn ooo were for speculation
ana export, ana inciuaea i,n American.
Recelpta were 1,200 bales, all American.
Futures opened easier and closed quiet.
AiucriCttT, ... .; , 1 1 1 ;. , . o. c , AuauSt, 1 26 Sid,
buyers; August-September, 4 31-64(4 32-64d,
buyers; September-October, 4 Bl-64d, buyers;
October-November. 4 16-64d. sellers: Novem
ber-December. 4 12-64d, sellers; December-
January, (lima, Duyers; January-February.
410-64d, sellers; February-March,
t ivo4a, sellers; juarcn-Apm, iimmo, value
Following are the weekly cotton statis
tics: Total sales of all kinds, 28.000 bales;
total sales of American, 25,000 bales
English spinners' takings, 62,000; total ex
ports, 20.000: imports of all kinds. 12.000:
Imports of American, 4,000; stock of all
kinds, 676,000; stock of American, 476,000;
quantity afloat of all kinds. 26.000: Quantity
afloat of American. 14,000; total sales on
speculation, 600; total sales to exporters,
2.800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1. COTTON
Quiet; sales, 250 bales; ordinary, 7c; pood
ordinary, 7c; low middling, Sc; middling,
8 9-16c: good middling. 1 13-16c: middling
fair, 9 3-loc; receipts, 670 bales r stock, 64,902
Dates.
tAtesaeat of 'National' Debt.
WASHINGTON. Aug. L-The monthly
statement of the national debt shows that
at the close of business July 81, 12)02, the
debt, less cash In the treasury, amounted
to $973,910,367, which la an Increase as com
pared with July 1 of $4,463,126. This in
crease Is accounted for by the reduction
in ine amount oi casn on nana, 'ine debt
Is recapitulated as follows: Interest-bear
ing debt, $!m.070,J40; debt on which Interest
nas ceaaea oince maturity, i,ai4,sio; debt
peari n a no interest. u,dj.81: total, ii.-
827.8M.M6. This amount, however, does
not inciuae mi,v&6,ui in certincates ana
treasury noten outstanding, which are off
set by an equal amount of cash on hand
held for their redemption. The cash In
the treasury Is classified as follows: Gold
reserve fund. $160,000,000: trust funds. 1841..
966.089; general fund, $826,818,509, Including
$u.iaf.vyi in national oanit depositories;
. 1 ? ,7u h&U Aaralna.. ..kl.l. . L.
demand liabilities outstanding amounting
to u4,ov,w, leaving a caaa balance oa
nana ox -w,i(,ia.
ETasorate4 Apples aad Drlesl Fralts.
NEW YORK. Aug. L EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet and without new develop
ments, common to good are quoted at
8 10c; prime, 10410c; choice, lliilic;
fancy, Utfl2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT Spot
prunes are tairiy active ana s toe its are re
ported moderate. There la a fair export
business doing and prices are firmly held
from. 3e to 6c for all gradea. Apricots
are fairly active, but supplies from the
new crop have caused an easier feeling.
Apricots In boxes are quoted at 8yo
and In bags at 8&8c. Peachea are In light
aemana ana steady at recent ngurea.
Sagas Market.
venr -rnwtr in '4 own a v vs .
.J ' M - ue - V a W ,
steady: fair refining, 2c; centrifugal, 96
test, 3c Molasses sugar, Zc Keflnod.
steady.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1. SUGAR Mar
ket strong; open kettle, 23 2-16c; open
kettle ceniriiugai, s04o; centrifugal yel
low. 8i84o.
Ceadltlea of the Treasary.
WASHINGTON. Aug. L Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 3150,000.000 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 2u3,U74,d99;
gold, $98,006,006.
Visible Bely of Cottoa.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1. Secretsnr
Hester's statement of the world's visible
supply of cotton shows ths total visible to
be 1.766.255 bales, of which l,Ctel,2i$ Is Ameri
can cotton.
Dry Goods Market.
MANCHESTER. Aug. 1. DRY GOODS
Quiet, with very little business doing.
Yarns quiet and unchanged.
Claclaaatl Spirits.
riwriNKATl. Aug. 1. Whisky distillers'
finished goods quiet on basis of $1.81.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 4.786 head; steers, steady; bulla and
cows, unchanged; common to good steers,
$4 007.15; oxen and stags, $4. i5.u6.25; bulls,
$3.Oo0t.oO; cows, $2,804)4.25; extra fat, $4.76;
rabies quoted live cattle lower at 14ijl4,c
per lb., dressed weight; refrigerator beef,
at llc per lb.; shipments, 810 cattle and
2,760 quarters of beef.
CALVE Receipts, 46 head; steady; veals,
$6. 007.87; little calves and culls, $4.Oo0
4.60; buttermilks nominal.
Mm;h Receipts, i,Z4 neaa; reeling wenx.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.821
head; sheep, 25c lower; lambs, about
steady: sl.eep. $2.25434.25; culls. $2; lambs.
$4.7646.40; one car extra, $6.75; culls, $4. 60.
t. Joseph Lira Stock Market. .
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 1 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 492 head; steady; natives. $4-6oi8 5;
cows and heifers, $1.00-36 00; veals. $2. 75. J
6.00; bulls and stags. $2.76.25; stockeis
and feeders, $2.255.25.
HOUS Receipts. 4.369 head: steady to fc
lower; light and light mixed, $7.2f37.6o:
medium and heavy. I7.604i1.su: piss. $4.25(3
7.15; bulk. $7.47.70.
BHEE AND LAMBS Receipts. 481 hsadi
steady. ,. ,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hardlj Ensugh Oattlg oa Salt with Winch
to Toat friott.
HOGS SOLD. A BIG DIME LOWER
Oaly Few Feeder Sheep aad La sabs
Arrived, bat for Week Fat Sta
Has Broke la Baa Shape,
Lambs Safferlag the Worst.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 1.
RtCelDt were-
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep,
Official Montlsy ....
OfTlclal Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday...
Official Friday
3.0
2.060
7.7-8
9.76
8669
8.M7
4, 704
1.162
2.6S1
2.026
1,800
958
4.656
'4.390
6,!66
Five days this week. 11.065 2S.R45
Same days last week. ...10.178 33,540
Same week before 14,294 81, 2W
Same three weeks ago. .11,?! 82.775
Same four weeks ago.... 7.260 35.999
Same days last vesr 10.865 39.004
34,128
27.S70
22.751
18.362
17.944
83,662
RKl,EU aS FOR THE YEAR TO DATR
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
, " . "r lo aal And comparisons with
lap V rnr,
1902. 1901. Ino.
V.B,tIe 421.176 897.368 23,807
1,611,808 1,461,831 60.272
Deo.
"'"P 628.574 607,014 80,440
tpnowing tabl; shows tha average
E, S. ? f!H8 old on ln Boutn Omaha
market the last several days, with com
parisons with former years;
Date. 1902. 11901. 190Q.1899.1898.1897.ll89t.
July 1....
J 64
1 63
$ $91
I 83
6 741
I 8 71
8 781 3 (1 I 181
July
6 82 8 6118 1$
July
July 4....
July ....
July 6...,
July 7....
6 Oil 3 78
I 64
78 i 081 8 781 I 66 sa
;$l
S IS I 83
T 76
i U I II
Jusy 8....
Juiy 9....
July 10...
July 11...
July 13...
July 13...
July 14...
July 16...
July 16...
July 17...
July 18...
July 19...
July 20...
Juiy 21...
I
I 83
J l
7 8o 6 831
ISI
7 83
7 79
7T7
( 86
i u
4 K2
0 V4
I 85
I 02
86
IH5M
77
64
? 72,
7 72
7 73
7 66
6 66
6 62
6
i
7 62
July 22...
July 23...
7 41
S 68
7 32 I 711
July 24...
July 26...
July 26...
July 27...
July 28...
July 29...
July 80...
Juiy 31...
August 1.
7 41
s 701
7 53
6 74
1 63
7 6314
5
6 691
t 47
7 65
7 47
6 66
7 61
6 61
I 41
I66
Indicates Sunday. Indicates Holiday.
. the official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
P.tlla IlxaT-i Bk... IT'.1.
n X M. Ba. V-i . .
., ... m oi. r. ........ ..
O; A St. L
Missouri Pacific 4
Union Paclflo System 8
C. & N. W 1
F., E. & M. V
S. C. A P
B. & M ia
C, B. & Q ..
K. C. eV St. J a
C, R. I. A p., east
Illinois Central...
Total receipts 84
'a" iaH
i
3 66 3 Z8 I 17
13 74i 8 2fii 1 as
I I 8l 82 I 0
I 8 781 3 86 3 96
3 90( I 88 I 87
i 96 8 70 I 3 94
I 041 3 731 I 18
6 13 4 09 3 82 3 14 3 9T
8064063778 15 800
3998778 17 306
(02 8 82 3 80 3 07
494401 3 35 3 97
4 87 4 16 8 82 2W
499 428 88332
4964 19 386386291
6 07 4 21 3 81 3 88 3 97
4 34 8 ?9i 3 27 2 68
I 15 8 82 3 23 2 3
6 16 4 86 3 36 1 92
505 4 81 3 89 18
602 4 271 87 187
6 06 4 32 8 77 3 43 1 85
6 13 4 33 3 67 8 29 2 76
4 32 2 Ti 3 36 -2 7l
6 (A 1 74 3 44 2 77
609482 3 60 2 77
6 164 19 8 79 in
10
1
4 a
1
8
21 4 1
H
4)4 go
10
f 44
87 7 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
""Vera- Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Omaha Packing Co...;.
1.428
1.62
2.096
1 71
65
owiit ano company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armoiie A Cn
Om. Pkg. Co., from k. C.
Swift, from K. C
R. Becker at Degan
Lobman & Co....
Hill & Huntzlnger
Livingstone St Schaller..
Hamilton A Rothschild..
U F. Husa ,
H. L. Dennis A Co
168
177
171
62
48
5
30
1E9
87
48
1
11
1
43
414
wolt & M
Other buyers..
LS93
1.272
Totals 991 6.91
i.iLuv-ineni were so lew cattle on
sale today that there were not enough of
any one kind to make a test of the true
condition of the market. For the week,
however, supplies are a little heavier than
they were either lust week or the same
days of last year. About all that could
be said of the market today is that prac
tically everything sold at nominally steady
prices. The quality of the offerings waa
rather on the common order and no quot
able change in prices was noticeable.
The supply of corn fed steers has been
very light all the week, and In fact there
has not been enough good stuff on sale to
test the market. It Is safe to quote the
market s'rong, however, on anything de
sirable. The part fat cattle have been
rather neglected, but the pretty good rattle
have sold a little higher.
The cow market has been In pretty rood
shape till the week, and good stuff Is right
around 25c higher. The general market Is
anyway 1526c higher unless in the case
of something very inferior. This Is true
of both grass and cornfed cattle. On some
days trading was noi particularly brisk,
and especially was that true of the last
end of the Thursday market, but still for
the week the situation was very eatls
factory. Bulls have not sold any too well this
week, snd except In the case of something
good the market Is a little lower. The
demand for feeder bulls haa been limited
Veal calves and stags have sold none too
well.
Stockers and feeders have bean srronar all
A 1 t T T7 -m . . .
the week, and If anything are a little
higher. Tidy cattle In particular are
stronger and yearlings of good quality are
selling considerably higher than they were
a week ago. The same is. also true of
snort twos.
Western range cattle hare made up the
bulk of the recelpta this week, and todiy
some South Dakota cattle aold at $6 50
Steers of good quality are probably 15c
nigner ior ine weea, ana in some cases
25c higher. Cows are also fully l5g25o
higher for the week, and stockers and feed-
era are strong, representative sales;
UCLJ BtC.it5,
No
i...
4...
n...
l...
t...
...
1...
i...
i...
i...
l...
4...
i...
...
1...
1...
...
I...
1...
I...
1....
1...,
$....
Av. Tr.
No.
Av. r.
.lfrU I U
il...
...lost $ 1
.list
144 ii...
$04 II...
...104
...1144
4 M
....lent
4 40
COWS.
1 74
1 16
1 14
i 00
9 04
i 24
i 14
I iS
i 40
i 40
i 60
t 64
i 60
i 64
40
1.
,...1044
.... 4M
... 47
... 471
...1044
... 72
... 444
...10110
,...1040
... 4M
...looo
... M4
...10(1
...101
... ano
...1100
$ 74
3 14
i 16
1 M
I 04
8 0
i 04
I 14
I 14
i 16
I 40
8 44
4 00
4 14
4 IS
4 16
74
,. H0
lio
400
M0
V4
n0
44
1000
M
iOO
1J4
1016
n
1044
i...
4...
7...
4...
4...
4...
8...
1...
Ii...
1...
I...
$....
1...,
1....
I 40
I.
HEIFERS.
446
140
1 oo i
(10 4
410
417
8 16
4 14
BULLS.
1410
1 16 1
.114
.lit
1 SO
8 16
164
(00 1
CALVES.
110
4 00 1
19 ID
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1....
I....
I....
i...
$....
1....
1....
&0 1 06 4 (70 1 IS
W l 9 43 ( 66
4X0 I !6 4 494 I 6
t4 t 14 4 40 ( M
141 1 76
STOCKERS ANT FEEDERS,
144
1 is 1.
1
, 11
Ml
4 4
4 00
4 46
110
160
i 60 11
( 16 I
NEBRASKA.
1 steer 1200
1 steer 1160
3 80 4 cows 967
3 HO 1 cow 7 NO
1 IS
3 60
2 10
t 75
1 20
8 10
1 00
3 10
3 65
1 75
2 80
4 50
8 10
3 64
4 60
20 feeders.. 796
4 30 3 cows 716
3 25 1 cow 930
4 25 1 cow 870
2 00 1 cow 1010
3 SO 1 cow looO
3 K0 2 cows 890
2 -2 co wa..... looo
3 25 1 cow 790
2 90 2 cows 910
Erdman 8. IJ.
6 60 7 steers.. ..1072
3 feeders.. 795
9 feeders.. 977
14 bulls 1191
2 bulls 1410
12 cows lo2
IK cows 7W
15 cows.
11 cows.
, 912
. 965
A.
56 steers.
11 cows...
1172
John Heegler H. L.
...870 3 60 10 steers.. ..1196
...1060 4 50 2 stags 1370
... 76 Soil I feeder.. .1060
... 923 8 70
C. M. Morton Colo.
1 cow...
2 cows..,
3 cows...
6 cows..
3 cows..
778 3 15 6 feeders.. 896
8M) t 00 1 feeders.. 796
sol 2 90
A. D. Brown Colo.
4 00
3 00
11 cows..
8 cows 9J0 J 90 8 feeders.. 878
1 cow 2 90 3 feeders.. 760
3 cows 833 2 35 1 cow 950
4 00
3 00
2 35
HOGS There was lust a fair run of hogs
here today, but as other marketa were all
quoted lower prices took a drop amount
ing to a good dime as compared with yes
terday's general market. Trading mas
none too active at the decline, but Instead
of Improving as the morning advanced
tha msrket seemed to weaken and a good
many hogs on the close sold 10&16e lower.
It wss a slow, draggy-market from start
to finish, but as supplies were limited the
bulk of the offerings waa disposed of in
fairly good season- The bcttsr grades ot
bogs sold largely from $7.4$ to $7 80. and as
high as $7.66 was paid. The commoner
grades sold largely from IT.tt down to $7.40,
with the light stuff still lower, "ellcrs
complslned consldersbly this morning of
the wav the rough packing hogs were sell
ing, snd In a good many cases they hsd a
hard time to get satisfactory bids on that
olass of stuff. Representative sales:
No. Av. Sk. rr
xi 11 ... T
4 to ... 7 tr
64 II 44 T M
14 171 ... T
II IU 44 7 II
47 Ill ... 7 12 Ss
14 ...Ill II I 14
II tit 40 T 44
4 10 40 7 16
41 Ill 1 t JS
7 170 0 7 14
71 Hi 14 T ii
47 tr a tu
71 14 40 t 16
II !M 40 f M
44 Ill IN T 14
71 ...Ill I IN
No. Av. Sh. rr.
1 Ill IN 7 40
47 ill SO t 40
44 1,1 4 7 40
It tl SO 7 40
41 M4 44 7 44
6. .......HI 10 7 40
16 Ill 14 7 40
1 167 0 f 42
4 Ml 44 7 41
1 v ... 7 42
44 Ml 4 7 4!
4 Ml 4 7 42V,
14 40 7 41',
it 9"4 t 42
44 Ml IS 7 41 i
14 10 t 41
It lit I 7 41
St.. ......HI 44 7 41
41 1?i 4 7 41
47 l 40 f 41
44 14 4 f 42
41 14 1 7 41
6 M4 44 7 a
41 14 ... 7 44
46 Mi 1 20 1 46
41 Ill 14 7 44
71 Hi 10 7 44
44 4 114 7 44
44 MO ... 7 44
46 14 4 7 46
Tt 144 114 7 M
47 M4 94 f 44
41 HI ... 7 44
47 til 44 T 44
11 1 84 7 44
44 140 ... 7 46
It Ml 90 7 44
41 171 IN 7 44
44 M4 It 7 44
40 14 ... 7 44
47 M 44 7 44
41 14 M 7 44
40 M4 ... 7 44
61 to 7 40
40 M 44 7 40
41 16 7 44
41 171 ... 7 64
44 147 ... 7 44
44 11 14 7 40
40 Ill ... T 40
41 Ml 10 7 60
44 ill IM 7 44
4 14 ... 7 44
71 IS
II M4
t M
T at
T K
7 14
1 11
T 11
T 40
7 40
7 4
7 44
7 44
7 40
7 40
7 4
7 40
7 40
7 44
7 44
I 44
T aa
.146
.III
.141
.114
.111
.14
.1.11
.i?4
.170
.171
.ill
.KH
.M0
4
11
44
16
17
117....
11
10
41
4
17 ,
10
II
to
1.....
(A
44
0
40
40
114
17
K4
.....J
141
ill
in
i
144
14
11 11T 10 7 40
71 lit 10 7 44
M4 It 7 40
f "4 110 7 44
44 Ml 140 7 4
11 7 40
74 140 ... 7 40
!f Ill (0 7 40
H 12 7 44
2" '4 S 7 40
1 "0 140 7 40
11 141 SO 7 44
"0 14 7 44
4 Ml ... 7 4
44 14 SO 7 40
f "I 11 7 40
47 161 in 1 40
SHEEP-There were only a few cars of
feeders here today, so that a fair test ot
the market for fat stuff was not made.
Ine feeders sold at about steady prices
"compared with yesterday.
FOr tile Wee lr unr,lla havA lia.n 11 1 ta,
liberal, a big gain having been made over
weea, dui aa compared witn last year
there Is not so much Increase. The tend
ency of prices has been downward at this
point, ss well as at others, snd quite a
severe break haa taken place. Lambs
have suffered the most and msy safely
be quoted 60(ff75c lower thsn thev were a
week ago, but sheep are 4otr60c lower. The
market since Wednesday has been very
dull and packers apparently did not care
whether they got much of anything or not.
Owing to the drop In fat stuff feeders
have also eased off. but are probably not
more than 15ffl25c lower than they were
at the close of last week.
Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to
choice yearlings, $4,0044 85; fslr to good,
$3.904.20; good to choice wethers, $3.84.10;
fair to good wethers, $3&;3.ftO; good to
choice ewes, $3.50Hp3.75; fair to good ewes,
3.2i.i8'S-60: good to choice spring lambs, $5 25
trti.bO; fair to good spring lambs, $5.005.2o;
feeder wethers, $2.75(8.10; feeder yearlings.
$2.0O3.33: feeder lambs, $3.0033.80; feeder
e-iea, tt-am'i.a. representative sales:
A v.
Pr.
1157 feeder lambs and ewes.
58
83
$1
70
97
68
73
$7
$2 70
3 76
3 30
3 76
3 76
4 00
3 00
I 65
es western ewes
253 feeder wethers
105 western wethers
400 western wethers ,
285 buck lambs... ,
65 cull ewes
73 feedesearltngs
CHICAGO
LIVB STOCK MARKET.
Utle
ad Lambs Steady aad
and Sheep Lower.
Rosa
CHICAGO. . AllS. 1 C A TTT .XT. Paa.lnta
1.000 head, including 600 Texans: s-ood in
prime steers nominal, $8.008.0S; poor to
medium. $4.705.70:
$2 506.25; cows, $l.tAH3.26; heifers, 3.50
6.60; canners. $1.60g2.60; bulls, $2.605.y;
calves, $2.5066.60: Texas fed steers tivm
6.00. ...
HOGS Recelnts. 16 AAA bearf-
tomorrow. 8.000: left over none- m,r..i
6610c lower, dull; mixed' and butchers,
$7.05g7.85; good to choice heavy. $7.70"n7.!lO;
rough heavy $7.2007.66; light. $6.80j7.4;
bulk of sales, 87.85ie7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 6,000
head; -sheep dull, lower: lambs atesriv:
good to choice wethers. (3.50i4 26- rale -
choice mixed, $2.60(53 60; western she?p.
$2.5O4.00: native Iambi, J3.506.00; western
lambs, $5.75, top.
uinciai yesterday:
Deeelnta ni,lnm.n,a
came 4,2 $.725
nogs , 14.739
2,W1
994
eneep
.12.324
Kaasaa City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aur. 1 f-iTTl.rt..
celpts, 1,300 natives, 600 Texans snd U
Texas calves; no good cornfed cattle:
grassers and medium stock 625c lower;
stockers and feeders slow and weak: native
cows steady to 10c lower; choice export and
un-nneu ueei steers, (.sono.s; fair to good,
$4.75(&7.75; stockers snd feeders. $2.65435-40;
western fed steers, $4.65f6.26; Texas and
Indian steers. J2.564f4.10: Texas cows 7vai
8.10; native cows, $1.60ff6.60; native heifers,
$2.35S4.60; canners, $1.304j2.36; bulls, $2.00
4.00; calves, $2.254.5.25.
HOU8-Receipts, 2,050 head; market tc
lower to 6c higher: genersllv atearfv inn
$7.75; bulk of sales, $7.45&7.65; heavy, $7.7(V(J
7.75; mixed packers, $7.4O7.60; light, $7.00
1. do; yorxers, $7,4547.60; pigs. $6.754r7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMHH ReceiiM. i 4v.
head: market steady; native Inmha n 6imj
6.00; western lambs, $3.20$j6.O0; native weth
era, $3.80434.75; western wethers, $3.35tj4.25;
fed ewes, $3.45(fj'4.40; Texas clipped yearlings,
$3.15414.46; Texas clipped sheep, $X30tfa.l: '
stockers and feeders, $2.7003.00,
St: Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aur. 1. CATTt.RTeejil-ii
2.600 .head. Including 2,300 Texans; market
dull and stesdy; nstlve shinning and ex.
port steers, $6.004J7.60: dressed beef and
butcher steers, $4.256.60; steers under l.ooo
Ins., $4.00416.26: stockers and feeders. $2.70
wi.nu; cows sna neirers. u.zws'j.UO; canners,
$1.75412.86; bulls. $2,2543.66; calvea, $5.504
6.75.
HOGS Receipts. 2,000 head; market
lower; pigs and lights. $7.264J7.45; packers,
$7.40Q7.$; butchers. $7,604,711.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 800hesd;
market slow; native muttons, $3.50g4 00;
lambs, $4.00436.60; culls and bucks. $2 5048
$.75; stockers, $2.254j3.00.
Sloax City Live Stoek Market.
V SIOUX CITY Is.. Aug. l.-(Speclsl Tela.
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100; market
steady; beeves, $6.6O4i7.60; cows, bulls snd
mixed, $2.61x66.00; stockers snd feeders, 82 75
e-1-60; yearlings and calves, $2.60&4.CO.
HOGS-Recelpts, 1.500; 6c lower; selling
$7.264y7.66; bulk, $7.30j7.S5. "
Stock la Sight.
The following tsble shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheen at tha five nrindnai
markets for August 1:
Cattle. Hoe. Sheep.
South Omaha
858
1.162
Chicago ,
1.000
1.900
2,600
492
.....6,760
6.000
1.401
601
481
1,843
Kansas city..
St. Louis
Bt. Joseph....,
Totals ,
To Develop
82.886
the
aad Cherry.
PIERRE). 8. D.,
Aug. l.v-(Speclal.)
Profs. Kerr and Hanson of ths Stats Ag
rlcultural college left this elty for a trip
oi several aays- duration on ths range
country, looking up native shrubs and
fruits, which will be experimented oa at
the college and their capacity for Improve,
ment In quantity tested. The special mis
sion of tbelr present trip Is to gather
plants of ths aaad cherry, which fruit
a showa Itself to bs subject to great
lmprovemsnt by cars and cultivation.
Yield ot Small Orala.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Aug. 1. (Spe
cial.) Weekly reports aa to crop condi
tions In this part ot ths stats Indicate
that wheat will run from eighteen to
thirty bushels, per acra oata from forty
to fifty-five bushels and barley from thirty
to Bfty-flve. One farmer near Fulton has
threshed his barley and It measured flfty-
ssven bushels per acre.
Glaadera Kpldeaala Near Yaaktea.
YANKTON, 8. D., Aug. L (Special.)
A considerable number of cases of glanders
hsvs been reported In ths vicinity of Yank
ton recently. Three horses were killed at
the Stats asylum because of their Infection
with ths disease and thrs other horses be
longing to farmers have been disposed ot
In the sams way.
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