Nebraska Newspapers

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tut: omatia daily mziz: TJIITKROAY, AUGUST 7, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
X'g Am cf Boariuh Hows Diicnrgi
Ytlau and Balls in Grain Tits.
TRICES STEADY LATE !N THE DAY
Good Wheat Kxport "ales and Flr
OKU Ta Help Cereals Near
tb Kad, hat Clese l
Generally Lowrr.
CHICAGO. An. . Pulls In the grnin
pita we.s greatly dlneourged tortny over
the glowing reports from the harvest
fields. Kverywhere nme In sdvloes of
"crop the finest ever." Corn promised a
bumper yield and with splendid weaih-r
for harvewtlng end whfttt slumped off.
Oood export sales of wheat late In the
day stesuled wheat snd short were afriild
to sll morf oats. Thla helped late prle,..
At the clone Fcptember wheat waa a simile
down, fceptember corn lVe lower and Sep
tember oats unchanged. Provisions closed
Unchanged to li'Hc hiiihr. '
i Corn wrtknnc, developed aa a result nt
the Browing crops; cables were lower end
heavy aales were reported from alt eoureea.
Little aniport arrived and the crowd be
came bearish an the exceptional weather.
JVIlaaourl reported a total yield of nearly
j.,, inio.ouo buahcls, as compared to only 64.
dMiO buahela last year. The report waa
emphastxed by newa arriving from private
sources and caused extreme heaviness and
a quick alump. September ao!d early at
HUo on k run of only 21 cara of corn to
day, but fell back on the heavy selling
to 64'mo. Covering brought ths beat sup-
f.ort, although the report of only 60 cara
i come tomorrow helped In a late reac
tion. September did not regain ail It Ion
'and closed very weak, IWc down at forau.
.Not a car of contract corn arrived today.
Wheat had a good support In spite of the
great 'array of bearish Influences. Ciibl-a
were very ateady compared to the weak
ness here yesterday and cleerancea and ex
ports were fair. These Influenced a fair
support by lending eievator Interest and
brought a steady close after several breHka.
line weather wa reported In the spring
country and harveRtlng was done aa far
north as middle Minnesota and southern
North Imkota. The report of the Missouri
crop estimated a yield of 64.iNJfl.rtoO bushels,
s compared to Sl.Uno.OOO bushels last year.
Receipts were atll! In cxrexs of those of
last year, but contract grading was still
low." September opened H"f:V ','i
down at to 6c, soul at WHf! wi'o.
dipped to tiMiruriHc and closed steady, a
shade down at 9c. Loesl receipts wre 367
cars 7 cars of contrary grade. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported 82 cara, making
a total for the three points of 449 cars,
agatnot IV cara last week and 353 a year
aao. Primary receipts were 1.174,000 bushels,
against l.s-ti.Oio bushels a year ego. Sea
board clearances In wheat and flour
e''"'"1 "'H bushels. Tii seaboard re
ported 18 loads taken for export; Dulutn
shipped 39 loads and this point took char
ters for 0,0tX bushels.
. Oata ruled the strongest of the grains
because of an absence of any selling press
tire. Receipts were not large and Septem
ber was In good demand from commission
houses. Offerings were light In spite of an
easier cash situation on cheaper offerings
eaat by Indiana and Ohio. The easy tone
In the other markets held down oats to
some extent, but the close was steady and
unchanged at MV(i.i2o for September. Re
ceipts were 89 cars.
Provisions were supported well by pack
era and the market ruled very firro. There
waa none of the recent outside liquidation
and very light offerings caused advancea.
torn weakness caused something of a re
duction, ticptember pork closed 12Hc up at
'tWW&i Heptember lard, unchanged at
's, and September ribs, 2 via higher at
in M. - . '
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
230 cars; com, 60,185 bushels; hogs, 20,000
bead. ..
The leading futures ranged af. followi;
Articles,! Open. I High. tow. Close. Tea y,
ewheat
Sept.
Iec.
May
pt.
Dee.
May
Oa te
la Bept,
b Sopt.
a Pec,
May '
Pork
Sept.
Oct,
Jan.
Lard
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
'Bibs
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
9 m ?7"4
6
t-4
30&tt7OVa
42' . ,l 42 '':
43
,43 042i&H
iuVa) 40V
40
40Vii40-U
5?vJ
plTi : -i
3iy
31
1 sv
is or.
IT CO
17 10
15 90
1 16
1? W
19
17 Vihi
16 80
10 85
10 10
85
10 60
io zia
20
1 f
16 65
16 77
10 85
10 3?M
i a
10 47H
10 25
8 174
lb
10 fcTU 10 90
10 K
10
10 871, 10 371
8 90 8 W
10 SS
10 65
10 SO
8 5
10 EO
10 27Vtl
10 22H
17Vs
1W
a Old. b New. No. 3.
Cash quotation were M follows:
VLAJUll Weak; ' winter1 patent.
t.',D; straights, 3.10 1.50; clears, 2.8o..!a.30;
spring specials. J4.2' ((4.30; patents, fcl-fcXi
8.7S; strulshts. J3.0tn 1.20.
WHEAT No. " epnne, 73o; No. 8, 6S72c;
No. 2 red. tsy'igc.
CORN No. 2, "-ilc.
" OAT8 No. I, uSic; No, t white, 850.
KVKNo. 2,
B AHT.KY Fair to choice melting, 67S?fi0c,
tK"l'.rS No. 1 flux, $145; No. 1 north
western, li.W. Prlm timothy, 8S.0(ni5.10.
Ciover, contract arade, l.bO.
; PROVISIONS Alcss pork, per bM., r.9
'R-!65. Ird. per lflO llm., $" TH'& iO. 75.
,fi.".ort ribs s'.des (loose), $:rt.4(- tO.ttt. I)ry
salted shoulders (boxefi), 11 121-. i.2i Bhort
clesr eM" boxe1, il ?Vll 3,4.
WHIolCT On the basis of bih wines,
81 21.
The foUowlng are the receipts and ship
ments: HeeHr?. Shipments.
Flour, bbla S2, m m
'Wheat, bu : SM.om 77.Ci)
Corn,. ba...v....J,-.e.;i...7.i0,t.' n.OHO
Ob!, btl 214 rt JJ ow)
Wye, bu 1 OX)
UarLy, bu ,0v0 8,000
On the Produce exchanae- todsf tha but.
ter market ws steady; creameries, JW
3'V..o; dnlries, lr.iflv. Cheese, steady, lx
iZsi, i-srs, firmer; frt;o, ls,3.
JHEiW YORK. COERit MARKBT.
i . .
Aaat&tioaa ( tk Hay Varteas
CoaaaaaaMtlea.
NFTW TORK, Auir. . HiOtTV-Rsepts,
IS.I'.'l. bt...; export. 1 1.1 bt,l. j . rn.ti ket
dull and ey; winter pat.ts, U V3
A wllitMe nlMt"!'" a m Mil' MI11.
'.i!nt patenta, 83-&-w4.tt ' aintr extras,
Ji-i,1.86; 1i intfuoi a Inkers, )i-u3.as; win
ter low Krii.-ira, S.i.s.li. Ji ttuur, quiet;
Sales, feu i-iiis.; fuir to good. IJJuj.io;
'-tKii.'n lit f,!,.y, t:i 11- i 70.
' CuiiNiii l f-tea iy; yellow western,
8!:-'; city, l.sj ti-autywtiM 84 tf"-3.66.
li f l Bten.ly ; No. 1 weetern, f. o.
fc. sfloat; slate, fcoSc, c L f.. New Tork
Cs rititl.
J-1 a iIY Steady ; feadlng. Mo. o. L f.,
IiilfT.,iO.
V IiilAT rte-elit. bu.; extioHs.
ti ."1 bu. tiit., e.-v; No. 8 red, 74'e ele
vator; No. 4 red, f. o. b. afloat;
Nu. 1 nonhriti, r'uluui, m c f. o. b. atloat;
No. 1 hard, x'n!' bsi. to f o h so,
J'urther liijuiLuiitui, aii iiipanleJ by bear
lh Clop eij.. r i-alilea. foreiun Soiling;
tiiul a l'tT-ral jt;i'Trr movement, brought
lower frice In wlimt today, followed by
I'.lct' Fa.:, ri ell CUVr::! g and tJXpult TWOU'-IS.
(TioHtd v t v -1 net d'4i'iiTe; M-iy,
?'''4 '; ; '-.!.:; rtosed at "' ".,; Pentembnr, 7 ' i
74 Iu iik.-; I'iwfd l Iecauiber,
t.-j.N 1-tei-eit.iLM, i,uu b;s.; exports,
bu. r-iiot, av; No, 1. $.0 eluvstur and
fti,o f o. b. aiioHt. A bevy break In corn
lofied er.ertti liqui'iittlon to!v. It waa
occasioiird by fin cr ip iiws. lower cables
and the wheat decline, bur yielded to cov
ering and cloned uortu-l at V, o net
lues. May. . .ttb-c; tinned at 4t,c: Ckep.
trtntwr, t-:k ::' -,.; closed at tKfo; Liectm
ler. 4 ; c io.-wil n. 4 ',-.
liA'l s ttn. eiiisi. 6j,.h bu. ; exports, is
bu. t-pot. steely; No. 8. fe'r ; No. S, tjc; No
3 whlio. 7lc; -!(. t whl!, track, mixed
weetern, OW, track, whita western and mat.
lo. t'lUl.-n nmrket Blen.ty to nrm a.i
d.iv t.n suiull rei'wpts and V--Ut ofr-iul(a.
HAV- s im; shipping, v.j,wc; good to
Cboi.-e tl t. ,1 04. .
Ii.i -v ii; stte, prime to choice. VH'l
ci. p. iw, .. ., la-ci. I v; ni. ) f iale.
ei.uiiui!i la 1 ,i i-rt.p, 1 .-- lv. 17
; f.l f-. ! roc; J-, inc final, i-'.l crop,
8-t .',: 1 crop, 1. ' ; c.l i.i, 7 v, mc.
1 r A 1 li; 'Ni inn; tt Jkl, 'l , rot;.
lul l i-i-!rn; t,!vi,ni, m t, 2S lbs.,
lie; C n. Ic triil. tl to Ib.. 1)sj; Irms i,y
it to 1 jlm. ,
1 1 J 11 if t ' domeilc Cfre, Joe.
TAI.I.11V. r.Hv; cnv Hi i.-r ul V14
t ,.'; run-try ii ks. freei. 4 i'Ai.-.
l i r. it,ii; o-.o.ejtic, fair to caira. 4HS
v . J 4 ,t, H-.
ol.Ac.-ts-eiicajy; New Orleans, i
tl-'
I ! '"IV Is- I '' -i I'wf. steadv; family ( ;)
f S Lr. f Imii.a, ( i o f
' . !-' t .- ji-J; my raita !
J e-. ) 1 4 i.. 4. ot n i-ats, omet; pl. hi.l
t o. ; i : 1 j ...t 1 i j- .. (
. 1 ; - ; I !.. . t i i. 1.1 i,
1. 'v, m ' n i-m-i, , Au.,et
Pf 'ith Amerl'S, 8H T5; ecmrnnrid. 8 1'4T
C'.nlinent. Ill .VI. I'irl. rn,i..; fsnilivv
' " enori., cicar, eil.'-ii z.i; mes,
M fl Kit Herelpls, ln.H"4 pea ; barely
pt'S ly; stnlo tlnlry, 1 slale ri-ejimerv,
1 'i o'ic; Imitation, Jn't'(iWc; factory, 14',
tj M'c.
t II KFPK receipts. I.ra pVgs.t dull ami
wenk; fncy lurae, colored arni while, MSc;
fiiri. j- small, new slate full cream, colored
and while, ...ti!iv1c.
i:il(i Heceinta, 11.2Wi pUm ; sternly to
firm; state and lVnTiwvlvHnln, 2"'t ''lc;
western, candled, isyj,c; uncandled, l.t)
1HC.
MOLASSES-Hleady; New OrleAns,
41 e.
fOCTTHT Alive, steady; chlckena. I.Ti;
ti.rUeya, lie; fowls, ).n,c. tlressed. firmer;
thickens, 14uiac; fowls, 13',ic; turkeys, U4
ISc.
M ETA IJB Traders took a fair Interest In
tin tolay, thouah there were more sellers
than buyers, and the bid price was lowered
li points on s moderate snles movement.
Hpot to the close stood at I .o -"(i bo; the
Knifllsb price gelned sllnht'v, spot closing
st i.21 Ins and futures at 125 liia. There
wss Uttleu'change In the copper situation,
the market ruling easy, w uh stifiidnrd,
spot to I lecemher, (811 (i. nil Hi; electrolytic,
il.7f.4ill.kr-4,; casting, $: 1. 6.-1 11.8-7; l,ondon
cupper declined lis 3d for spot, finally be
ing quoted at o2 12s Rd, and futur-s 5J
11a id. 1,4-n.d was sleadv here unit abroad
on moderate Inquiry and prlees were easily
maintained at 4.12'4j here. Trading In soel
ter was slong quiet lines, enouah buying
developing to eiis'nin prices, however; spot
here closed at 8-"i 37 and abroad at 18 isa.
The local Iron mnrset was firm; warrants
nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, I '3 ,Ti o
2:1 SO; No. 1 foundry, aouthern, :.5iv, M mi
No. 1 foundry, southern, soft. 82.0u"23 isV
Kngllsh markets reported steady tones;
(Jlnsgow closed at fctia Id and Mlddlesbor
ough at lis.
OMAMA WHOLKIAI-E HAHKETt,
CoBdltions of Trad and (taotattoas
Staple and Fascy Predsee,
KOOS Candled stock, lac.
l.lVh: I'l ; 1 : 1 I H V Li..., u. . . .
cording to aae, 4atc; turkeys, 8'olOc; ducks
u pttbv, w,. , During cuicaens. per 10..
XI i'lTPR-.Ta-lrtn .l.,..U 11. . l. .. i .
dairy. In tubs, i; Ibc; separator. 2''21o.
l uu t risu irout. Hie; her
ring, Sci pickerel. 8c; pike, 9c; perch, c;
butialo, dressed, 7c; sunush, 5c; bluellns. 3c:
mrhilafiah lju,. .b,hh ki i. , ..,!
halibut, lie; salmon, 10c: haddock. 11c; cod
fish, 12c; red snapper, luc; lobsters, boiled.
..." .. . ' green, per ID., Hoc:
Bullheads, IDC,
LUKNHiHIJ,
OATS Mc. ' '
h KAN Per ton, 815.
" " ' -i -' " J vitiaii y, IHHIWR I s
1 upland, 87.60; Mo. 1 medium. 87; No. 1
crarse, 86.50. Kyo straw, 8i,.0. These prices
bic ii imj i b",,'.i c-i.-n-r anu quauiy, U
mand fair. Heceipts light.
Vt.lMAMl,K8,
CAtrLIFIXjW h:R J,,o, ,r.n
M-.W CELERY-Kalamasoo, 8o. '
POTATOES New, per bu.. 264);c.
CHKN liMOKSlw .
s) of bnehei, l.-vgiiif.
l u hiv li tt rev du., aoo.
UI' ETK Ier basket, 40o.
OHESiN CORN Per doa.. So.
Cl'OUMPERH Per dos., 16c. . .
LETTUCE Per doa. bunches, 20o.
PAR81-KV Per dos.. 80-(i3oo.
PA1J18HE8 Per dos., 2oc
WAV U.-lMQ .
-' - ....... . 'r maraet
basket, 8.'Hrc; string beans, per market
CABBAGE California fir hflmi venwM
m " " .
new, lc,
ONIOKB-New California, la .acko, per
tomatoes Per market basket, 80o.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 82.1a
FKUiTfe
TV A rirp'H naUfexrni at TnU. . : rn .
w ...v. ..... ..... V 1 1 1 4 1 B, I V,
Arkansas Elbertas, per 4-basket crate, 81;
fords, 8oa
PLUM H California, pr 4-basket crates
fancy, 81.
PKUNE8 Per box, 81.
PEARH California, per box, 83. N
82A75:3-8Ummer V,rlUe'' bbl.,
C11ARAPPLE3 Per bM., 83,
basket, 7?c. w
WATERMELONS Crated, 15.326a.
GRAPEd Southern Catawbas, per JO-lb.
Ctate, 8ll .60.
BLUKBIiJRRIE3 Per 16-qt. case, U25
8 60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES-Florida, 80 to 86 count,
BANANAS Per bunch, according to else,
ORANQE9 Valenelas, 8.T65-00; Medi
terranean sweets, 84.OtKtf4.i5.
LEMONS Cal. Llmonelra, M.SOtf.??; Mea
lnas, 4.KKiJ6.00. '
MIBCELLANXCOUB.
OTTJER New York, 83.757
HILE8 No. 1 green, 6Sc; No. S green
6M,c; No. 1 salted. 8c': &a J salteoT 7c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12!4 lbs., 8c: No. 8 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 82)l2o: aheec
pelts, 76c- Issrse hides. 81.6-w2.50. P
POPCORN Per lb., 6c; shelled, tc
12c; hard shell, per lb.. UHc; No. 8 aof
shell, 10c; No. 8 hard shell. c; Braslls, pee
lb. 14c; filberts, per lb., 12o; almonds, soft
shall. 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large,
per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoanute, per dot,
OLD METALS-A. B. Alpem quotes tha
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton. 8U.00; Iron, stove plate, per ton, 88.00;
copper, oer id., s'c; crass, heavy, per lb..
jc; brass, llKht, per lb., frticj lead, per b..
8o; lnc, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb.. g.,o.
St. Loala Grain Provlcons.
ST. LOUIS Aur. aWHEAT-Lower;
Hc; September, 64Sli"S4Wc; December,
CORN-Iwer: No. 3 cah. v S7S758o;
track. MajlkV finfamhr A': r T..v,
' - av,i.uilfri
50 ?iO.
OATS-Wesk; No. cash, 2Sc; track, 80c;
Beptember, 2o?e; No. i white, 40c.
Jl YE Firm at 49o.
FIjOUR-Mulet; new red winter patents.
13 -. i :i ;-, i Yrra funow . n ...... - u M
63 15; ciesr782.75fi2..'
Baau-nraoiny, ei.ai lor August.
CtKNMEAL Hteady at 83C6.
P-RAN Lower; sacked, east track, 7IVT750.
AY-Duil; timothy, I10.0os-M.flo; pmlrle.
WI'IISICT-Steaay st tl.Sl.
IRON tXITTOM TIES H. 06.
B AliOING tiU '176'fcO,
HPMP TWi'K-.ti
.,?T KylB"J r-or tower; Jobbing, old,
tU.OiVi: new, 817.4l,x. Lard, lower at 810 45.
Iry salt mets, quiet; boxed, extra shorts.
'-i-?3, "'nr rin, snort clear, Jil 60
Paeon, o.ilet; boxed, extra fhnrts. 8l2- clear
ribs JF12.U'",; short clear. 812 S,"ii
METALis Lead, firm at 84.GO. Bpelter.
higher at Jfi.lo.
i OIXTHY-Firm; chickens, Hc; snHngs.
llHe; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7c; geese, 4iic
BUTT FR Steady; creamery, 17y.1c:
dairy. loH s iJn.
fcijhS steadyi ?a, lc-; i ff.
nour. bblii 7:&i0 J :)(..
vhet, bu , lsnvoo lrimo
Corn, bu s.O 4S.0o0
Oata, bu 4o,uutk W.w.
I.t verpoat Gla and ProTtstoas.
IJVr.'RrOOL. Aug. C-WHFAT-Pnot:
No. 1 northern spring, quiet, 6a id; No 1
California, dull, 6s 3 ,d. EutureB; Quiet
September, 6a UHd; December. 6a 11 VI "
CuriN Spot: American mixed, quiet 6s
ll'-jd. Futures: Cjulet; kc-pteuibor, 6a lWd
Ciuiier, . '
PROVIR10N3-B.--f. strong; extra India
mesa, lv.sttd. pork, firm; prime mesH
weatern. fc.sti.l. Hams, short cut, 14 to IS
lo., nulet, L:-s. Brticii, iirt,i; Cumiierian'i
cut. 16 to SO lbs., quiet. short ribs. Id
to J4 lbs., quiet. 6os; long, clear mldiles
IikIiI, la to i4 lbs., quiet, 6:i ; long rb-ir
middies, heavy, 3.-1 to 40 lbs.r quiet, '6R fcl
snort, clear lun-ka. Is to 20 lua .itilrt!
6.sCd; clear bellies, H to 1 lbs., steady,
603. Shouldera, square cut, 11 to la lbs.
steady, 4,'a txl. Icrd. nuiet; prime wi stern'
In turres, stesdy, f.4s4; American refined'
In pat's. stea-!y, Els 3.1.
Cli KESE btcadv: Amerlcsn finest white
steady. 4v; American finest colored'
stes-ly. 4-".
TAi. LOW Prime city, steady, 2Ss- Aus
trE'.ian. in London, ou'l. S.is. '
I l.uUh-t.. Louis fancy winter, firm
8b h. '
- Iiul'8-Al Ixmdon (Paclflc coast), firm,
V-i'TTFri Nominal.
1 KA;t c unmlun, qutet. Cs 8'4.l.
U.ceii-ta of wheat during the last two
i)h, Ui.Oii) centals, ail America;!. There
no bo i'trcetpts cf AinerKiin corn.
Kaaaaa City (irala and Prof liloai,
KANSAS CtTV. Aug. .WKF AT-Kep.
ten.lier. tk.'-. ' c; Lecember. ., ''Mo
. No. 8 l.ard. new. 6ic'- old. tie; No JL
No. 2 red, tii. r V; No. 3, tt: iu.."
4'okN -beptember. 4.i'o: I Hcember, Si ft
4'-c: ca-n. No. a mixed, 6tc; No. 8 white
: N- J, 6 .v '
u'.Ts-No. 2 wluie, 8lyKc.
P. 1 I. -No. 2, 4oc.
HAY 4'tiol,-e timothy. 895(.K3i0OO; choice
1-IN 1 f m Sr. i. u 7ft
ll TTEtl-i rt-amery. 19c; fancy dairy,
EGOS Blesrty; fresh Miestmrl and Kan
sas stuck, li c per duaen, lua out. cases
returned.
Receipts. Bhl;.
Wheat, bu...., tin.. 1 11101
Corn In it.) j.,
Gi is .U.0 8a, 'At)
Mansil'apolla. wkrat t-loar aad Braa.
MINWFAPOLT3. A tig. I-WH AT Sep.
No. 1, bard, TV; No. 1 northern, 7"-c; No.
2 rorihrn, 74c. -
l lAll R-rirt patents, tSSP": s-cond
pnten'e, .1iMl 7tl; Ilrat (b ars, 83 .!';
second clenrs. $'. 40.
IDlAN-ln bulk, lower at 8'l.PO.
Teleda CJrnln and Meed.
TOI.ETiO Aug. . AVU EAT Dull and
sailer; cih, 7ik-; Petdember, 70'; leceiii
n r, 7"t(-; Mey, 7.:'c.
t olt.s Dull and weak; rash, 63c; Sep
tember, 6-c; IVi-ember, 41c.
HATS I Mill and f.ihijr steady; rash, S".c;
nw, September, S-Sc; Dew, December,
,t"e.
i-.F.n Clover, more active snd strong;
October, 85.2-"4. January, 8-Vlo; No. I alslke,
i.f...w7.10.
RYE No. J. 5.1c; No. 8, 6?c.
rhllndelpbtit Trndare Market.
PHILAPK LrifT A, Aug. . BUTTER
Firm; prints, lc higher; estra wesiern
creams, "'.c; extra nenrby prints, 2Jc.
KtMJH Steady: fresh nearby, 2o., lors off;
fresh western, 20M,o, los off; fresh south
western, IK'iTlOc, loss off; fresh southern,
ll.'d lc, loss I. ft.
- t'HEE.SK Rteidy; New Tori full creams,
prime, small, ll'ullc.
- . M . y -
Sfllvraakre Cratst Market.
MILWATTKEB, Anp. 4-WHRAT-Pleady;
No. 1 northern, 78c; No. t northern,
J7c; Heptembor, Sh'c.
RYE 1ower; No. 1, 6ofj"e.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 66c; Ssmple, j
CORN September, 64o.
Dalath Grain Market.
.. DTX1TTH, Aug. I.-WHE AT-Cssh. No. 1
hard. 7e,c: No. 2 northern, 70-V4c; No. 1
northern, 71Hc; Beptember, ⁣ December,
OATS Beptember, 81c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Aug. 8. CORN Firm and Inac
tive; No. 8, 63c.'
OATS Firm; No. 8 white, 3ac, billed
through.
WHISKY On the basla of 81.81 for Un
it hed goods.
Dnlatk Grata Market.
DT'LCTH. Aug. .-WHEAT-Caieh, No? 1
hard, 76Hc: No. 2 northern, 70ic; No. 1
northern, 71Sc; Beptember, 68c; Decem
ber, ei'.nc. f
OATS September, 81c. '
JEW YORK STOCKS AND , BONDS,
Market Is Listless sfnd Holder! are
Inetlned in Carry stork.
NNEW TORK. Aug. . Today's stock mar
ket continued to demonstrate In a negative
way the underlying strength, of the finan
cial and buHlness situation In the country.
Trading was mostly Idle. The few stocks
which were strong did not make an Im-
firesaive showing and did not alter the llat
es tone of the market In general. But it
is clear that there Is no eagerneaa to sell
stocks, with no buyers on a large scale
In view holders show themaelves content
to carry stocks and wait for a more active
demand. The very-idleness of the market
Is a reassuring fact. Overextension of
credits In speculative ventures Is the one
factor that threatened bad consequences.
Now there seema to be a common agree
ment to await the satisfaction of the com
ing requirements of the country for mov
ing the crops. Ail authorities are agreed
that this requirement will be unusuatty
larjre thla year.
Today'a small export of gold was obvi
ously a mercantile transaction, and It was
broadly Intimated that something equiva
lent to a premium was paid by those who
are to get It. The nearer approach cf tha
Setiod of safety for the year'e crop con
rma tho confidence In their abundance.
With plentiful harvests and a large Bur
plus of our products for export any anx
iety over the liquidation of our floating
foreign Indebtedness without" embarrass
ment la quoted. The decision of the Stock
exchange to close on Saturday for no other
cause than the coronation of the king of
England Is testimony to the general sk
quiescence In the present dullness of the
!.mi!B au wcuricies.
A demand for the Oould southwestern
waa the most conspicuous feature of the
day's trading. The heavy buying of Texas
Pacific waa by tho same brokers who
have been active In Missouri Pacific for
acme time past, and the response of other
roads.ln the group waa purely sympathetic.
The operations were supposed to be for ac
count of the same pool which has fol
lowed the upward movement In the stocks
frem. the start.
Hocking Coal mad a Jump on Inspired
Intimations that large new Interests were
to enter the property and expand Its field
of activity. Hocking Valley waa bought on
the advantage the bituminous coal .trade
In enloylng from tho paralysis of tha an
thracite trade.
The movement in Sugar waa character
Etlc of that stock Inji period cf dullness
In the" general market and was ascribed to
the prospect of an active season la the
fnilt-cannlng trade.
The only stock which seemed to be di
rectly affected by the excellent corn croo
reports was Atchison, 0f which tho ab
sorption was very large.
There were a number of minor stocks to
show strength. Brooklyn Transit was
heavy on the poor report of earnings for
year.Kt- Loui" sn Francisco
reflected some disappointment over the de
ferred announcement of the details of Its
acquirements. The express stocks made
Th XK mvnf 5 B"t transactions.
Arm. closed moderately active but
Early firmnese In bonds rave way to
iSooiBi"0.?L. T?tal "aIe Pr vllui!
cUng' on call1 BtatM
thw'YoV VxcW.': Pr,C" "
AtcMtoa t'
St. Paul pf4 1SS14
rto. Pariac U j
iio. Eallway Jy
40 . pfd ; 7
Teira & Paclfto an
46 pf4 .i...K'2
Baltimore 4b Ohlo...bl 4
4o pfd
.... MV,
Cenxlitn Fsolao
i..ii,
... !'
... !,
CeaU 8a
no. Ohio....
Chicago 4k Altos.
4o pf4. .........
Toledo. St. L. 4 W.
QO Pfd
42!
1
Union Paclfld
do prd..
1MJ
do pfd..
Wheollng A L.
do J4 pfd
Wis, Central ....
do pfd
Adams Ex ,
American Ex
t'nltd Sfntea n.
Wella-Parto Ex..
Amal. Coppor ...
Amr. Car p..
do Btd
..10a
.. "Hi
.. 4S'
.. t3t
.. IT
,. n .
..
..114
..t
..1.
,.J?
.. Mt
.. 11
..
.. 1
i. H
.. v
..
..10c
Clituaga, InL !....
So ptd in
Oilcato B. Ill Ill
Chimo & O. W II
, do lit pf4 r,
4o 4 pfd ,. 4h
Chlc.fo a N. W H3
C., K. I. 4t P
Chleo Tr. St Tr... t'H
to pit r
C. C. C. A St.
Colorado So 83
4o lat pld TT
4o id pld
Del, A Iludaoa..,,
lMl. U W
lienvor Ik H. O.-..,
o pld
Brio ,
do lat rtd
do 2d pld
Oraat Nor. pfd
dokins Valley ...
ao pli
pif.9 r ...
Ioa C&lral .....
do pld
Laa in. W...
4 Amor. Lib. nil...
..l!u do pld
..IIS A mar. .. at R....
,. 444 do prd
.. Aaac. Mining Co.
.. Uu Brooklyn R. T...
Mi
.. l!'..rn ll.-ti. t Iroa... tS
.. TJ Cora, fiaa 24
, .11 jronc Tnbaoeo pfd...l! v
.. M'tjOen. RKettla i A
a tl..tl,. r--t ...
, .l"it'Irr-r. --r ....
.. 4 I 4o pfd
Ldi'leda (ia ....
.. M Katlonal Hlecull
23
M
4f4
ao pld....
L A N
5 - Kailonai Lad
No. Amarfiaa a
a.aaiiailaa L....
w. 8t. Rr
Mea. t'entiml ...
alex. Nuiloiial ..
liiua.t L..
Mo. Pacitlo
M , K. a T
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Oiur.1
Kartulk A W....
110 pfd
Ontario A W..v
P.nnayvaQla ...
Raadlng
r:iMI C(H,ML ....
..Icfi- raclflo kdail
.. in' Fopla'a Oua ...
.. lie Praaaad S. Cat.-,
..lul do pfd
..Xl'H Pullman P. Car.
.. !'4 ht'ublln 6tal ,
.. da pld
...lie
... IsH
... 7 a
...
... n
... 1,
... 3(
... to
... in
... H
... '
... twa.
ina jfuaar
1 .wi. Coal a I.
Unloa bag at P.
. do pfd
L', g. lathar ..
do p!J
0. B. Hublw....
do prd
V. 8. Slaol
do pld
in -4
do iKt p'd
do to pfd 7h
11. l t 1 r.
do IM pfd...,
do td pfd ...
SI. L. Houihw.,
41 v.
",
la
4l",
Wataern t'nlon
Amar. LocoiaaftTS.... It
do pfd..
do ptd.,..
K c. Suutiwa..
St. Paul lua do pfd.
Ex-dUtdend.
so
rsosioa steoa qtalgtlaaa,
EK-.8TON. Aug. .-Call loana. t'j4 per
nl; time Joans, 4tiu per cont. CttflcUl
using of stocks and bonds:
IK"'
ce
closing
lmi4Amalgamata4 4'4
K- ii. A C a viiiustiam
-hlaon I.i-ji -aiuuMit
, i iiiufnini ga
. ji -annual A Hacla 449
lw V ,1 eulaublal 17W
qo y. --.- ,i".i.u la
Boatoa Albaur . .. .1-1 'eer K
hosioa 4 ala t' I l.-fMeinlon
boaloB ElevaUd Ui llraeailn
u v w ki a. u - .,a ll.i- 1, ...
i-er Kanga K?ia
hosioa 4 ala "0 ll.fMeitilon Coal 1st
boatoa fclevaUd Ui jl-raeailn h
N Y.. N. M. H...U4 Mala H .rala 1 1 ac
rit-hb-4rg pld 14 M..Hwa 44.-
t inos J-actac H"H Old I'oinUiioo 1T
Cioilral H,! Oai-aola
Amar. Sugar l-4 Parrot 3,
do pfd ..lifc Uulucy jio
, . wi a. w 1,1 k. .. . IT r...
I... mini. .o I ak 8 t Tamarack ...n
l at - 1 rliunuulaio 4
I,, did
a. Trlull v
It
N K U k C
t'ollad Fruit ..
t). . S'aol ....
do prd
Adron'uro
Allwoaa
il'nitr4 Stataa
11' t tab
a.!-, Vl.torta
...... kv Inooa
t2 Uolr-rlaa ....
!- tullad Coppac
... H
... 4w
... 4
... 4
... it
... 94St
Baak ( leartaga.
OMAHA. Aug. t Bank clearings, ri.11.
NM; rorrsf'-puiidtng day lajit ear, ;.s,-
bJj ; 1ricreaa, f i.t5,2-t.04
rj T. l,Ol 1 is. Auk- . Clearings, 7.265.0!5;
balames. l.2iii t.ni; lnonev, pr ctnt;
New oik rn Ui.(i, t i.r.
NKW YORK. Au . Clearings. I19J.45J,.
K7; bulancea, H )..4,'i.
riiil.AliKI,lliiA, Aug 1 Clearings,
8'.', t .1 -4, uininea, t2,41,ii0; money, 4utit
per rit.
( tlli'AOI. Aog. 1 Clearlrnrs. I"S f.J.as8:
balance. V.',0'4,.. K1 igia. ticUi.4c, o
premium; at-rHnie poaied erbBr.r, 14 M
lor s'tiir days and $4t-,- for riTiainl
I'osinN Ao;?. 4. -Clearing., iJ.2.n.24 ;
bnlnneea. 11.4 i,.',i7
HALT IMi IHK Aus i Clearlnn. S,4i.-5''-':
lalances, t.iii,4i,4; money, 4u4V4 per
ecu t.
CINCINNATI. Aug. .--C1ear1nr. t!."!2,.
e.v; money, 4ii per cent; New iork ex
change, Hu20c discount.
Saw Tork Money Market.
NKW TOHK. Aug. 8-MONET-Cn Call,
steaily, 2',(3 per cent; last loan, 2 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4;til per
cent.
HTF.RI.tNO FXCHANnK-Flrm. U.m
IM for demand and 4 Vv4 W-H for sixty
days; poted rates, $4X1 and l.f'; com-
merrisi nuis, f4.4;a'4.Wi.
BILiVKR liar, 6-ac; Mexican dollars,
11'4C.
KoNDR Oovernment. steady; state. In
active; railroad, Irregular.
The c osing quotations on bonds are at
follows: -
V. 8. rr ss, res....l(r"4 t,. n. vni
no coupon
W u. Central aa.
do ao, r-
tutitai do ta Ino 'H
1A'4 Minn. 4V St. L. 4s...lon
, M., K. A T. 4s le
.1H2I4, da n 4t
lnl N. T. (antral la KUVt
.iwl do gen. i '
do coupon .
do sew 4a, rag...
do coupon
do old 4a, rf.,.,
do coupon ,.....
do 4a. rac
.104 iN. i. -'.. gn. as
do coupon 104 1 No, Pacltlo 4a W
Atrhlaon (an. 4a I'.''' do im 7'a
do adj. 4a tM H. W. coo. 4a ll
Hal. 4t Ohio 4a 102-4, Reading gen. 4a t'
do l'a F., st b 4V I at 0. 4a..,.11?
do con. 4a ft?im. U A 8. V. 4a....
Canana So. ta lux 8t. L. Bouthw. la....
Cantral of Oa. 4a... .1111 4o ta
do la Ine af-V. A. A. P. aa tH
Chea. ft Ohio 4'a.. .1f So. Paris 4a H 4
(Tblcaso A A. I'ta... fl So. Railway 4a Ill'
C, B. ft Q. n. 4a.... ta iTexaa I'aelflo 1S...120
C M. A 8. P. s. 4a.. 114
T.. St. b. ft W. 4a.. Kl
C. ft N. W. e. 7 :mi
C. R. I. A P. 4....10H
C C C ft St L g. 4a.. lot
Chicago Ter. 4a..,.,. ga
Colorado So. 4a ft,
ronar A R. O. 4a.. .1031
Union pacinn 4a inc,
do eonv. 4a.. ...... .l
Wabaah Is 11 sv
do 2a 110
do deb. B TVa
Weat Shorn 4a ..Ill'
Erlo prior Ilea 4a.... ta W'haal. ft U K. 4s... M
do ganaral 4s M Wla. Central 4s....... !V
T. W. ft I). c. la...lis Cobs. Tobacoe 4a 4M
Hocking Val. 4Ws....l04j .
Uftered.
I.oitdoa Stock 4)aetatloaa.
IDNDON, Au. . 4 p. m. Closing:
Cona., nioner 4' iNorfotS ft Waaccm
do aec't tBcpl) K-l do pfd
ta
nnacnnoB ' Ontario ft W
.. 44
.. til
.. 4
.. 441.,
.. nv
.. 40
..1011
704
..111
.. M-
.. 41
.. ft
.. tl
., 47V,
.. 40I4J
.. lit
.. ta
aii-nimn a PiHinayleanla ...
do pfd HMH Reading
Raltlmora A lhlo....lllui do lat sfd
Canadian Parlfle 140 do td pfd
Cheaapealta ft Ohio
1 So' South-aril By
JJ'I do pfd
lH,;Poulharn ParlSo.
4r.Va Union raclflo....
tf-i do pfd
4t I'. 8. Sleal
Ill Ma pfd
M Wahaah .........
laat do ntd
Chli ago O. W ,
C, M. ft Bt. P. ....
Ienrer A K. O...,
do pfd
Krlo
do lat pfd
do td Dfd
Illlnnla Central...
iouibtiiio jnaaa...i4a iF-ianiah 4a
SI.. K. ft T alVKind
do pfd 44lLaUaars (dot.)...
N. T. Centra! laa
PAR BlUVEH-Steady at it'ad per ounce.
MUNKY 2V$2'.4j per cent. The- rate of
discount In the open market for short bills
Is 2Vn3-i per cent and for three-months'
bills 2 per cent.
Oold premium at Kome, 1.07; at Buenoa
Ayree, 1.30. Bar gold, 77s 8d; American
oacios, 76a 4d. ' ' '
Hew Tork Mining la4atloas.
NEW YORK, Aug.
the closing: prices od
Adams Con . 4V
A lira f
Ureses 44
Bmnawlck Con 4
Comatock Tunnel ... 4 .
Con. Cal. A Va lit
Daadwood Terra 1M
Hors HIlTsr 1
Iroa 8IWsr 44
Loa4irllW . Con f
.The following are
mining stocks;
Llttla Chlat 11
Ontario
Ophlr 124
Fhoanlx 4
Potoai, 11
Saiagd 1 ,
Sierra Nerada J4
Small Hopos t
Standard SU
Faretgra Flaastelat.
IyONDON, Aug. . Oold amounting; to
8,100 was taken into the Bank of Kng
land on balance today. India council bills
were allotted today at la 16-16,1. Money
wss In better supply today throueh f-overn-ment
disbursements and Indebtedness to
the- Bank ot England, was largely repaid.
Tha Block exchange was)di owing, to
IBCK ot puwiiu ill l, r . Iv- . m a Cm
forced snles and apprehension of liquida
tion at Paris.
The open account disclosed by the diffi
culties of a Paris firm appears to be small,
but little seems needed to unnerve the
market. Consuls were depressed early, but
improved later and home rails were sym
pathetica Uy affected. Americana were dull
snd neglected, but Improved in the New
York opening and closed firm.
PARIS, Aug. . Kxchange e London,
JRf 19tte for checks; Spanish 4a, KV Sc. The
whole list of securities on the Bourse, wss
depressed today by a sharp fall In Kaffirs,
ascribed to compulsory sales. Prices, how
ever, rallied well, but the close of the of
ficial list was hnvy. Turks were firmer
and Industrials easier. -
BERUN, Aug. The Bourse waa Qutet
today in the absence of encouraging news
and sympathy with yeaterday's declines in
the New York Stock exchange and on the
western bourses. The tone In the after
noon waa dull. Weakness in mine shares
was caused by London advices. Exchange
on London, 20 marks, 4l'V pfgs. for checks.
Coadltloa et the Treasaryr
WASHINGTON. Aug. .Today's eta.e
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, excluusive of the lloO.OfiO.OoO gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, lx3,4i 8,337;
gold, $101,317,111.
Cottoav Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1 COTTON Futures
opened steady; AuKiist. .18c; October, 7.So;
Beptember, 7.68c; November, 7.bRc; Decem
ber, 7ic; January, 7 67c; February. 7Bic;
March, 7.55c; April, 7.6Tc Spot, quiet; mid
dling uplands, ,8 isc; middling gulf, 'c;
spies, 239 bales.Tutures closed very steady)
August, 8.21c; Beptember, 7.S2c; October,
7.9uc; December, 7.6ic; January, 7.61c; Feb
ruary, 7.62c; March, 7.60c. -
GALVESTON. Aug. .-COTTON-Oulet;
middling. 8 13-Jtic; sales. 91 bales; receipts,
4:1 bales; shipments, iZi bales; ttpca. 16,
6d2 bales.
UVliKPOOL, Aug. 1 COTTON Spot,
moderate business. American middling,
4d. The sales of the day were 8,0u0 bales,
of which 5tA) were for speculation and ex
port and included 7,000 American.- Re
ceipts, 10,000 bales. Including 4,7w AmarU
csn. Futures opened snd closed quiet and
steady. American middling, g. o. c, Au-
fust, 4 43-64d, sellers: August-September,
-4d. buyers; September-October, 4 W-44J,
sellers; October-November, 4 14-6-10. sellers;
November-December, 4 11-641 4 12-64l, buy
ers; December-January, 4 10-64d, sellers;
January-February, 4 10-4d, sellers; Febra-ary-Marc
h, 4 li-64d, sellers; alarch-Aprll,
4 10-64d, buyers.
NKW ORLEANS, Aug. --COTTON Fu
tures, steady; Aagust, l.7'-S.4c; Beptem
ber, 7.7S'i ! '!4c; tK-.tobor, .i4u7.toc; Novem
ber. 7.4tiv7.43; Iiecember, 7 4 1'?.46c; Janu
ary, 7.4,'-a7 4i4c; February, 7.4(wjl4i'e; March,
7 4Jvni7 fio- Hoot, oulrri.;. k&lea.. 1X1 bales; or
dinary, 8 1&-18c: good ordinary, T7-19c; low
nilildllnr, 7 lo-lac; middling, 6"c; good mid
dling, eric; middling fair, rc; receipts, tut
bales; stock, 4D.444 btUee.
Oil 4 Hosia.
OIL CITY, Pa., Aug. t-OiL-Credtt bal
ances, $1 .12; certificates, no bid; shipments,
7rt two bbla.; average, M.iJX bbla; runs, si.
21i bt.ls ; averufci, 7.0,7 bbls.
TOl.KDO. O., Aug. . OIL North Lima,
Kile; Honth Lima and Indiana, 84c,
IX)MhjN, Aug. 4. OIL, Calcutta linseed,
spot, fcm d. Linseed, 2irg d. Turpentine
siilrits, 3:' rH.
WILMINGTON, 8. C, Aug. . OIL Tur
pentine, steady, 4AC. Ronln, steaxlv, fl.lwt
1 15. frude turpenilne, tirm, 11.40, J2.W and
: no. Tar. Arm, $1.60.
SAVANNAH. G., Aug. , OIL Turpen
tli.e, r.rin, i::c bid. Hoain. firm: A. li. C,
Jl 10; D, Jl.lft; E, II 20; V, ,1.55; Q, 1.3o; H,
1 fy; I. l.l:.; K, t? Us; M, 12.85; N, $3.30:
VU. $S.4t; WW. $3.6,.
CHAKl.EHTO.M, 8. C, Aug. 8. OIL Tur
pentine and roiin unchanged.
Nfc.V YORK, Aug. 4. OIL Cottonseed,
eaay; priine crude, nominal; prime yellow,
4:'.'e. Petroleum, steady. Rosin end tur
pentine, steaily. Standard, Io.3on3.75.
LIVl-'HPliol, Auir. , OIL Cottonseed.
Hull re lined, spot, firm, 26s td.
Ws Market.
BOSTON, Maas., Aug. B. WOOL
The general quotations are very firm and
generally higher. Ohio and Pennsylvania
XXX. fh'ilc; Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
.. '?-l. .w,.. ,.l o,. C.. I
leaaa UIIO iriuwi., i.tjw., inrnium I rial
and territory. 1-.. i'-'so; Oregon, lucao:;
California eprlng, Lijioc. .
hT Ijl'ia. Aug. a W'COL-Flrm; me
dljni grades and comblr-.f bct'l.Vie; llKtit
fine, !-(H-c; hjavy One, lvyijo; tub-
taaar Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 1-Ol'OAR- Raw,
flnu; fair refining, I,r; csntrtf utal, M teat,
tr; niolaee-a iu. tr, -'ic; rvtinea. steady.
NtW OiiLUNb, Aug. tiAvir
ket strong; ic-u keiiie, 2H-fc-J4-loo; opan
kettle ceiiurlf ul. ic; ccnirtf ugal yel
low, m!14,i-; Killiil, 14, . ,!.
kOLAMi-4-Dull; contm u.l, tJ'l&o.
' Ctaelaaatl tflrlli,.
CINCINNATI. Aug. . WHISKT-Dis-tUitais'
tiuai-ad go via, tVlua, 09 4 of ILki.
I
OIIAIIA LIVE STOCIL MARKET
Oftttl Xtofipta Kor3orU ad QetJ Btnff
Bold a Littl Etroagtr.
HOGS AVtRAGCD A SHADE BETTER
8le Reeelpfs Qalte Liberal, bet
Ltakt Sta Cesnsaaaaled Felly
Steady- Prices, While Heavy
weights Were Rather Dell.
EOUTH OMAHA. Aug. .
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, bheen.
Omclal Monday 4 3.4NI 12,Sft9
Odlclal Tuesday 4.4M ,4:'S 4,7''4
Olllclal Wednesday S.uhS 7,Iu3
Three days this week.. 14.457 M.KI3 M.4"!
Same days last week.... 8.4o7 15,4S9 21,Wi
hame week before. ,.i.... 8.015 2.1.04 24.K76
Hame three weeks ago. ..11. 2-6 lS.4i:l lb.nvi
Hame four weeks ago.... 7.-'7 10.473 11.413
bame days last year 10.U7 . 2.i4a 17,734
KKCEIPT8 FOK THE TEAR TO DATS.
The following tabls shows the receipts
t cattle. h?gs and sheep at South Omaha
for tha year to date, with comparisons with
last yea-:
190J. Inc. Deo.
Csttle 43o.it0 4I.S7T ti.;"3
Hogs l.ili.7il 1.4f4.4:t7 4o,o4
Uheep Kii,en6 KJO.etil 71.43$
Th following table shows tha average
price ot hogs sold on th. South Omaha
market the last several days, w.tlt com
parisons with former years;
Date. Uut. 1901. lK.lf.1888.lS7.lli3.
July 14...
July 16...
July 14...
duly If...
July IK...
July 13...
July zv...
Juiy si...
July 22...
July 23...
July 24...
July 26...
July 2S...
July 27...
July 2H...
t 0I 4 06
3 771 $ li $ 00
$7)1-8 17 $ M
3 I i I !
3 261 3 37
3 $t $ at
3 3t) I $2
8 8o 8 S- I 31
3 811 8 1 3 7
7 7 $ 77
t ;-2Si 4
7 'i it to.
7 78 $ M
7 Kh t M
I
T B2V4
7 41i $ s;,
T $2v t 711
I s s,
$ l
4 WI 4 01
4 471 4 14
4 Wl 4 2l
t sn 1 l
07i
4 21 1
I
I 1S
6 lal
$ W
4 94
3 7i 3 8-1 8 M
I 3 87!
3
2 b
7 41l 7li
4 36
3 341
3 W
1 4$
T 33),
t 74
3 6:i
4 811
I 8 39
7 U
a
7 634
a
I 8 81
I 37
6
4 M 8 77 1 3 4,'i $ io
4 m
4 ti
3 67 3 30i 1 7
July ..
July ..
JU. HI..
7 6Ji
M7
I 8 li
a m 2 a
I 7 4iHl W
$ 08
8 74,
8 44 i 3 77
3 tivi
4 321
a
$ 79
A 74
8 ooi 2 71
August 1.
Amiuat 3.
August 3.
August 4.
7 41i4i g S
4 19
4 ti
4 33!
3 77
I 7 K?al "'l
I 731
I7i4i I
f 7 3CCS4I 84
I 7 svsl soi
a ii
S Ul
3 4r,
3 t?
3 67
3 63
3 37!
1
2 83
3 Ci
i W 4 4.1
8 CI
August (.
Augjst 4.
4 461
3 71
t 04
$ 771 $ 43 $ 02
Indicated Sunday.,
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Road. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. ITr'a.
C. M. . St. P 3 t
O. A Bt. L 13
Missouri PaclAo 3 .. ..
Union Pacific S3 17 15 1
C. ft N. W .. , 39 v ..
F-, F,. A M. V 63 2 . S
C, Bt, P., M. 4 O.... 4 13 ..
B. St M. R M 12 , 13
Cs 23. ft QillH 41 a lat 44
K. C. & St. J $
C, R, 1. A P., east.. 2 sl7 1
C, H. I. 4V P., west.. 3
Illinois Central I .. '
" Totaf receipt 15 129 34 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hops. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2S1 1,613 . 85
Swift and Company 313'- 1,613 14ft)
udahy Packing Co 126 3.348 473
Armour A Co to 2,632 1,46$
Swift, from K. C 62
G. 11. Hammond Co lf-J
R. Becker 4 Degan
Vanaarit A Co 34
Carey 4k Benton 2
Lobman A Co.... 149
W. L Stephen 4 .
Hill 4 Huntslnger 26 , ....
vviiuatin uuuBiffuvu.i.... aa
Livingstone A Bchaller.. 193 .... ....
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 106 .... ....
L, F. Hubs 63 .... ....
H. L. Dennis A Co....... 33
Wolf A Murman 144 .... ....
Other buyers . Ill .... 3.8l
' Total 8,188 $.025 $,106
C.l'TLEJ There was a big decrease to
day as compared with yesterday In the
number ot cattle on sale, but for the first
half of this week there Is a big increase
both over the same days of last week and
also of last year. The local demand was
In good shape, so that the market was a
little better all around on desirable grades.
The same aa yesterday there were only a
few cornfed cattle in the yards and none
that were strictly choice. Packers, how
ever, seemed to have quite liberal orders
and as a result sellers had no difficulty in
disposing of anything at all desirable at
prices that looked a little stronger. Th
common stun, tbougn, waa about steady.
The cow market was also In better shape
than it was yesterday. There were only
about 80 or 3b oars on sale- and packers
took hold in good sh&pe and the better
grades could be quoted strong. The kinds
that sell from $3.00 down, though, did not
show much ot any change.
Bulla, veal ooioer-, and stags could also
be quoted fully steady.
There waa about the usual proportion of
tockers and feeders on sale and the de
mand was fully equal to the occasion.
Heavyweight feeders of good fleBh and
quality rs well as prime yearlings contin
ued In the best demand and such kinds
could safely be quoted stronger and In
seme oases sales were made that looked
higher. The common stuff, though, was
druggy, the same as usual. '
Western range cattle again made up the
bulk of the receipts and the better grades
of steers sold .to packers at steady to
strong prices. Cows were also a little
stronger where the quality waa at all good.
The same was true ot Blockers and feeders
As trading waa quite active from start to
finish the bulk ot everything in the yards
wss disposed of In good season. Repre
sentative sales:
. BEEF STEERS.
Mo. . Av. Pr. He. Av. Tr.
1...., " 4 0 21 ? 3M
1.. ,.1-M 4 ft li...., 1171 4 71
1 3 40 41 U44 4 74
t 11U0 4 74 44..... 1171 4 4
14 UI 4 40 11 Hoi I U
14 1044 4 at
COWS.
1 8 34 4. 444 9 43 .
1 4 8 14 1 ..11M 9 14
$ "I 3 44 41 474 3 14
8 14 IM 1 400 C 44
i. 7(0 3 ta 421 3 44
1 1WS 3 44 1..,. 1114) 3 a '
3 444 3 40 lino S r. -
4. 1B44 3 44 1 J17 4 04
1. 8 7 1 Jau4 4 u
14 Sit 3 4a 1 no I M
HEIFERS.
1 im IK 10.. TH 4 44
4 t4 I t la 4 14
BULLA.
1 474 8 49 1 14T4 8 14
1 1SV4 3 14 1 US 8 44
CALVES. '
.1 IS IM 1 174 4 44
1 UI
BTAQ3.
1 444 8 40
STOCK COWS AND HEIFFR9. -
19 761 Z au 1 aa I at
8 TOCKERS AND FEEDEK8.
1.. I IKI 10 121 4 40
1 H'l I 44 44 t0 4 44
II 7a 4 m '
NEBRASKA.
No. A v. Pr. No. A v. Pr.
II cows 8J0 2 65 23 feeders,. 8"S 8 92
7 cows lt 2 66 17 feeders.. 8nl 4 86
35 cows 8(3 3 00 123 feeders.. 7 3 SO
14 cows S"5 3 75 30 feeders.. c 4 00
24 cows 1(5 3 20 1 feeder... & 3 ii
25 cows...,, y j M 4 cows 917 2
U feeders.. SIT a io a I.elfers... 912 8 35
27 feeders.. 817 4 65 3 cows 7,4 $ U0
22 feeders.. 714 4 W 37 cows 91 2 90
1 feeder... 710 4 00 1 heifer.. ..lti 4 6J
1 feeder... 6 0' 2 76 $ hellers... f.M 2 6&
t0 cows 7,2 2 65 1 cow 6 i0 2 65
1 bull b'.'O 3 2 1-cow l'e 3 75
23 cows 9.2 8X6 $ cows K.fi 35
3 cows l'-u 3 DO 1 cow 9,0 2 (ft
1 row lolO 3 uu 8 cows 1'uO 3 25
14 cows li"4 3 25 1 cow lulO 3 25
1 cow 11) 8 6 1 cow (ml 8 00
$ feeders..! ' J 4 60 - cow 8t0 $ CO
8 feeders.. K '4 4 60 $ cows..... Swrl 2 75
4 feeders.. 3 4 60 1 cow 1"cj 2 60
1 feeder... ln -O 4 60 ' $ cows l-iO 2 60
$ feeders.. 1t& 4 60 1 cow load $ 10
$ feeders.. 9c0 4 60 1 cow n-0 2 60
2 feeders.. V s 4 ho 13 cows 9 3 15
1 f,-eaor... 7 3 25 8 cows i.ii 3 15
1 teeoer... 6-n 4 Do 1 cow 9 0 J 75
17 feeders.. Si7 4 3 1 cow 720 2 76
I feeder... 8 to 3 26 17 cows 9 i If)
14 feeders.. 74 4 20 1 feeder... 7--J 3 00
85 feeders.. I'M 4 70 3 feeders., r- 6 3 35
si feeders. .17 4 70 1 heifer.... 6-D 2 )
i feeders. .l'4 4 70 4 heifars... 7n5 3 5
10 feeders.. 710 4 25 1 bull 1AI 3 25
1 Ise.lers.. 7,2 $ 6 1 bull IhO $ 13
13 cows .... 8;0 3 46 $ be iters... feu 2 75
2 heifers... - $ 04
34 feeders.. tJ 4 76 1 feeder... 1130 4 76
1 feeder... 8i0 4 71
COLORADO
U cows 922 3 75 14 feeders.. 360 4 15
C. 11 Williams Neb.
33 feeders.. r ll 1 bull 1U0 3 44
3 belt en... H.O 3 00
D. W. Harchrteld Nob.
24 oews fl S 75 18 feeders.. 7R8 3 30
8 cows 7 -4 3 75 1 cow 7m $75
2 co as "jj 3 75
C. E. Cheemore Neb.
$2 feeders.. I7 4 05 2 feeders.. 870 $33
M. E. Rose Neb.
3 cows lo-J 3 40 1 cow..'...JlM 2 89
I I 4W I XaavUis.. M m
4 40 Istag....
4 rs
MeCahle Neb. '
3 V5 16 feeders
2 76 '
.I? $ $3
27 cows..
2 cows..
S'l
73 I 30
910
C. Mills NeK
39 cows...
23 cows...
SR cows...
7 cows...
. !tt 3f 11 cows 745
O. O. Fslrhend-Neb.
l'M 8 85 3 bulla 1310
George Moran Neb.
. 9" 8 10 al caw )
, V'4 8 10 1 ralf 170
, 9 '5 2 75 1 bull 1.170
t S3
I 00
1 10
4 00
2 66
$ cows. .
21 steers. ...m4 4 Ki
H. B Reed Neb
IX feed era. io 4 Ofi is feeders.
1003 I 50
J. W. Pence Neb.
.. 47 2 1 cow
..M17 2 M 1 f eerter..
A. n. Van Stent Neb
.. W4 t 75 7 cows
J. Wlllenborrer Neb
10 cows..
$ cows..
13 Cows..
91
10
2 95
4 26
323 2 65
1 cow...
1 cow...
.liv 2 no 4 cows 948
3 no
8
$ 25
2 90
lo 'O 2 60 1 cow ln.li)
1 cow ll
4 cows l;2
1 heifer. .. 7
8 on 1 calf 110
2 65 4 bulls 637
8 26
J.
P. Hlgglns-Neb.
$ feeders.. loo
4 00
1 cow,
1010
loot)
t W
3 35
4 on
2 48
3 13
1 steer.
WW)
8 7R
$ 75
$ 75
1 cow...
S steers.
1 steer..,
$ steers.
..111
$ feeders.. K!"fl
1 bull 14t0
. .1034
4 75
29 heifers... 741
Thomas. Vlnaalnn V K
M feeders.. nui ( W) 1 steer 1290
8 feeders. .lleil I 00
Hob Appleby Neb.
38 feed ere.. lv $15 cow 719
6 feeders.. lii.l 4 0
M K and H. Craln-Neb.
15 feeders.. 1018 4 66 it cows line
)8 feeders. .10o4 4 00 $ feeders. . 90
1 feeder... 8X0 4 65 1 feeder... 1OI0
1 feeder... 91 3 M 1 bull 12t0
M. McLean Neb.
rows M7 2 90 15 cows 341
2 cows C"0 2 1) 24 feedere..lo"8
3 cows 97B 2 90 1 feeder... 1028
Milliard A T.TCeK
(0
too
100
$ 4V)
3 25
I 70
l
4 65
3 $4
24 feeders.. 94 4 40 feeders.. 90
11 cows K'J 8 25 11 cow 963
1 cow, 1140 8 00
C. R. Wlillama .NeK
4 00
1 $0
heifers... 615 2 30 18 cows...
3 feeders.. 6-Ki till lcow....
915
sbO
2 30
1 leeaer. . . txn 2 60
George Voorhees Wyo,
22 steers. ...list $60 .21 feeders.. 1123 4 7
1 feeder... 1090 8 35
J. A ri a ma XV vn
cows 1010 3 46 . 2 steers..
Mrs. Mayer Wyo.
12 feeders.. 1072 4 50 I cows...
Chace A Co. Wyo.
61 cows..,.. 935 8 60
Tom Bell Wyo.
11$ steers. ..1068 $ 15 23 feeders
110 steers. ..1073 6 15 $ feeders
,.1096
. 891
. m
. 93$
4 50
I 45
4 50
3 40
nx cows,.... 7hs 1 70
William Reynolds Wyo.
14 steers.. . 1240 6 10 25 feeders.. 104 4 9?4
1 steer. ....111 $10 8 cows mm J r
24 steers., ..L'lil $ r lstag 1160 4 60
HOOS There waa a fate mlmA .-,,. .1
hog here today, but under the Influence
of a good local demand and favorable re
ports from other points the market was
quite active and a little stronger. . Packers
of course started In rather bearish, but
they failed to get the hoas and so had to
raise their bids. The quality of the offer
ings was considerably better today than
It wss yesterday, which makes the market,
on, paper, look quite little higher, but,
taking quality Into consideration, the
market Is simply steady to strong.
The bulk of the hogs sold from $7.$2H to
37.37H, with the long string at $7.86. The
b1,.t,er Frd sold from $7.36 up to $7.60,
while the commoner kinds went from $7.85
down. There wa very little change in the
market after buyers and sellers got down
to a trading basis and everything waa dis
posed of in good season. Representative
sales: .
No. ;
tl
to
40
At,
..140
Sk.
Pr.
No.
-7-
I...
67...
46...
A. Bit. Tr.
7 16
14 It IM
..Ml
..114
..Ut
..'
.."4
..IJ7
..tat
..144
. .8S
..I'l
..Hi
T 10
7 44
1 to
T 4o
t lo .
T 40
7 10
7 to ,
7 4
1 So
T 40
T to
7 to
T lH
7
T 12',
4 44tc
7 3i
7
t 31 li
,...111
104
t 44
140
444
134
10
110
110
140
110
IN
30
800
140
40
140
M
40
...UI
...IM
,...174
,...144
,...n4
,...U1
I...127
....171
,...ir6
,...931
...122
,...2114
....114
,...sn
'111
...i6
....hi
...141
....t
...16T
,i:t
...144
...CM
...147
...14
...171
...141
...446
...135
...141
',..l
...24
...t4
...21,1
...IM
...271
...IM,
...221
...147
7 44
1 16
1 44
7 46
t 46
T IS
T 44
7 14
7
7 41
7 II
7 II
7 14
7 44
7 14
70...
44...
41...
11...
44...
. IS...
70...
40...
71...
44...
44...
44."
44...
46...
47...
47...
44...
70...
4...
71...
47...
40...
44..
74...
44...
74...,
44...
84...,
'61.
71... 1
41..-,,
44...,
40...,
II....
76..,,
77
74.
if I
......ira
in
......144
.Sr4
'.'.'.'...m,
Ml
Xi4
146
114
ill
4I
140 .
161
140
45.
1.
ts.
47...
aa
U..'.
70...
71...
44...
44...
7...
(4...
47...
44...
71...
70...
44...
74...
46...
141..
70...
44...
74...
62...
70...
40...
44...
17...
14...
11...
41...
47...
46...
41...
it...
46...
40...
14...
71...
It...
44. ..
44...
Ji...
4S ..
44...
4...
46...
144
"ti
40
44
144
144
7 M
f 46
7 46 ,
7 44
7 .
7 16
... 7 121
40 1 Hi,
40 I tilt
40 T l!"4j
... 7 l
110 1 22l
40 7 II
40 1 32h,
40 I K-m
160 7 12'.,
40 f 1114,
120 7 11
leo 7 M
120 7 44
aO t so 1
0 7 16
40 7 S3
40 7 84
120 T Is
... 1 44
... 7 14
... 7 10
ISO 7 14
140 7 II
40 T 24
... t SB
7 24
7 46
7 44
7 44
7 44
7 II
7 16
t 14
7 16
7 44
7 17"
T !7s
7 7i
7 17v,
t 17Vh
.....III
174
124
140
110
234
....1.1S
.,.ol6.-
.,...?
MO
.....167
i:0
IJ0
147
.....l:lj
121
Ml
170
,..t77
Il
r77 '
m,
...'..Jl
121
mi
t4
.....&4
,....144
.....941
2;.a
240
120
ISO
too
. 4
124
1..
' 14
40
140
19 7 4t
i: 7 17 ' 4) .
120
7 I7S4
7 40
7 40
7 44 .
7 40
7 44
7 4a ,
7 4a
T 44
7 44
7 40
7 4
7 40
f 42
7 46
7 46
7 44
7 44
74...
67 ...IM)
...r
...1S1
..-171
...tl
...147
44...
111..
64...
14..,
44...
77...
. 41...
41...
67...
40...
44...
41...
40
40
7 16 .
7 16 .
T IS
T 16
7 16 ,
7 S
7 14
T k
!4I
...216
...3f,l
...177
...tm
.4.171
...am
...147
124
7 IS
T 16
f 16
7 tl
7 49,
40
64
-41,
.....210
144
461
...334
BIIEEP-There wss another liberal run of
sheep and lambs here today, which makes
the supply for the first - three days this
week nearly as heavy as for the same days
of last wyeek and far In excess of the ssme
days of last year. As a general thing
there was not much change from yester
day in the -prices paid, but. if anything.
me nanay weignts ot good quality were a
ume nrmer, wniie me heavyweights were
dull and weak. That applied to both sheep
and lamb. Trading was talrly active , on
the desirable kinds, but slow on the others.
The bulk of the stuff waa not of particu
larly good quality, which of course had a
bad e fleet upon the market.
The demand for feeders continued liberal
and as a result the prices paid were fully
steady and. If anything, a little stronger.
Quotations tor cllpned stock: Good to
choice yearlings, $3.6ub$S6; fair to good,
43.3iKij3.60; good to choice wethers. $3.2f.'l W;
fair to good wethers, 3.0oj;3.2o: good to
choice ewes, $3.0ui.is; talr to good ewes,
$2.oiifu3.0O; gooa to choice spring lambs, $5.00
tio.2o; fair to good spring lambs, 34.76 6 00;
feeder wethers. $2.763.10; feeder yearlings,
$3.0uii.35: feeder lambs, $3.6,j(j4.0il; feeder
ewes, il.&u'i.'Zb. Representative sales:
No. At. Pr.
'J2 Wyoming culls 74 $1 90
15 Wyoming feeder sheep 66 3 00
3 Wyoming cull ewss 46 2 00
19 bucks 122 2 00
1 cull 00 2 00
1 buck 70 ' 2 00
23 culls , 101 2 00
41 cull ewes 73. 2 23
6 western ewes fsi 2 76
49 cull lambs 29 2 75
Ka western ewes 60 2 76
76 western ewes ., tl 1 Zi
26 western ewes........ f4 3 26
48 feeder yearlings 67 $ 26
85 feeder yearlings.,... 70 $ 26
til western ewes , 64 $ B5
19 western ewes..... 94 8 25
66 western mixed....,.,.,..,.,.... 61 8 26
136 western mixed.... 64 3 2S
4-8 western ewes 9$ 3 35
2.-6 feeder yearlings 63 3 40
13 western mixed 71 8 40
73 South Dakota mixed 74 5 40
427 western yearlings 75 3 75
64 western lambs , 65 4 26
80 western lambs ,. 67 4 60
l!'i feeder wethers 91 3 30
4:'l feeder wethers 91 3 35
bbi feeder wethers 97 8 85
19 yearlings and sheep 94 3 80
120 yearlltiKS and sheep 66 $ W
H yearlings and sheep 1"3 $ 80
1(-S feeder lambs.... , LS 4 10
7 feeder latiiba , ot) 4 10
31 feeder lambs 60 4 10
4'.o) western lambs 69 5 00
$ western lambs U 6 00
65 western jambs.... 60 $00
CHICAGO LIVE li'OCK MARKET.
Cavttle, Sheep aad Laaabs . (teaey
- ian 41 Hogi, Eur,
CHICAGO. Aug. $ CATTLE Reeripta,
16,6 v, Including 6u0 Texans, 2.0uu westerners;
active, steady; good to prime steers, $v00
fes.90; poor to medium. $4.7iu7.75; siockers
and feeders. Ii.6omo.ii; cows, $1.2tf:4 0O;
helrers, t.6o(j6 60; canners, 81 6wj2 60; bulls,
t.2fas.ij; mlves, $2 6mj7.ii: Texas-fed
steers, $3 !T, ;i6 5'i; western steers. 35.0 4i7.16,
UoGf4 hecelpts, 24.0u0; estimated tomor
row, 2o,0oo; left over. 3.0uo. Closed easy;
mixed and butchers. 4n.ibcj7.i6, guou co
choice, heavy, $7 6"-8 2'4j; roua-h, heavy,
7i, ;-7 40; llifht, 0'i-u'-'. bulk of sales,
l ',;. ,,5 6).
HlttliP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000;
sheep and lambs, steady; good to choirs
wethere, $,V5'u4oO, fair to choice, mixed,
$2.ia!$.6o; western sheep. l.it'u.W. native
lamt.a. 13 5x'5 76; w .'stern lambs, 86. 45.
Onicial yesterday. JKecelpts. ghlp.
Cattle l.t'l
Hoks 12.w:T l.liM
bheep ls.417 l,,v
t. Lale Live teest Market.
PT. IXiUIH, Aug. a,CATTLEJ-Rce!pts.
4.6oO head, including 8.6-y Texans; ru.rkct
for natives dull, Texajis strong; nattvs
etilpping and export ateors, ic tw -4 Jv;
dieued beX and buU-luar llwa, $4.4vv O.i
3S feeders. . 4"3
4 feeders.
N.
steers under 1 non 0, t $T2VT 60; l'o kfr.
jrd fe)pr,, 5A- ruwn snd helfera,
3. t. !.; rantters. Il.)!lt; bulla, 3
4: calve.. 4--7.75; 'i,H aid Indum
8 Vrr"" J,!f,34-,,,; cow" n'1 heifers, $3.6--
MOOS - Receipts. $.rmft head; market
I!,4?:,y-;fi?'KK .n? nh,S- ,: f7 fi; Packers,
"' '; butr-hera, $;.Sferj-7 ,1,.
KM KKP ANIi I.AMHS-Hecelpts. $ ftnfi
?.r,n'I: mr,,t strone; natlv muttons. $.t M
?- , "mh"' ,44. !',., en snd bucks.
- .-;i4.00; siockers. $J.Jb4Jj.go; Texane. $$.lt
i, I 0.
Kansas City Live tleek Market.
KAN'SAS CITT, Aug $ -CATTLK -Receipts.
9.t natlvea, t,4 Texans; calves.
5mJ Texans, 8.u natlvea. Corn cattle, active,
steady to 1m- higher; quarantine, firm;
cows and heifers, steady; stockera and
feeders, slow to wesk. choice export and
flre.ed beef steers, $7 3fii8.S0; fair to gorxl,
$4.o''u7.i6; stockers and feeders, $3 2.VU6 4o:
western-fed steers. $4.36u 7.60; Texas and
Imllan steers, $3.uotj4.6; Texas cows $a.J5
4(8 001 native cows, 31.6vfj6.0ii native' belt-rr?;F-;KV&6
iS' fanner., $1.60tj2.W; bulls.
$2.fj.V75; calves. $4 7f.-q5.23.
liOtlS Receipts, 4,r-i0. Market steady to
6e higher, closing strong; top, $7 6214; bulk
of sales, $7.3o-i,r 7.60; heavy, $7 6o',r7.u.:
mixed packers, 7.3"Kf7.60; lluht, $7.0ujj7.4o:
yorkers. $7.W17.4; pl, $6 ii'iff oo.
8HKCP AND LAMBS Receipts $.750;
market stesdy. Native lambs. $3.5VK.t0:
n'iT" 'ml,- 83.26fo6.00; native wethera,
33.8nj4.60- western wethers, 33.1O7J4.00; fed
ewes, $3.6A34.25; Texss, clipped shsep, $3
413.80; stockera and feeders, $2.703 KX .
Mew Terk Live Itoek Market.
ei KRTSf Au- CATTLE R -
and cows of sll kinds, lower; steers. $4.12i
ti.15; bulls, $2,604,4 30; cows, $1.76'4.50; ca
bles unchanged; shipments, $.670 quarters
of beef.
CALVES-Recelpts. 3.000 head;, veals
ATMIIIM ihAltl a a . ., ,
.. , . j mm niwra lower.
greasers and buttermilks, steady: veals
5.KhS00: grsssers. $40ff,4.7o. "
K ) r r P D a -Km r'aaama ..... . .
head; good sheep, steady, others lower:
choice lambs, strong, others uneven, gen
ii tJj ic u , i eiieep 4.1S(CH.UU; lambS,
$4.50u.$6; choice, $6.6on.'.70.
it. Joseph Lire flitoek Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Aug. f.CATTLFJ Receipts,
1 liffl hMAii Btai4v riM... -.-I..m a, :
$.40; cows and heifers. 3l.5tVu4l.2o;' veals,
$2.756.O0: bulls and stags, $3.60d.65; ttock-
oi" nrm irnitra, 1 . elKr i) , ,
HOOS Receipts 6.816 head; steady to $o
higher; light and light mixed. $7.2VS7.46:
meriliim snd heavy, $7.3T27.67!,a; nigs. $1 2S
t-SO; bulk, $7.a-,rgi;.55. "D,
SHEEP-Raealnta 1X91 . -..I
steady. 1 "
loea City Lire Stock Market.
BIOtTX CITY. Ta An. aran.ni.i r-i
gram.) CATTLE Recelpta, 6oo; market
eteadv; beeves. $5.5097.60; cows, bulls snd
mixed. tf.0fi5.00; stockera and feeders, $260
ZenriniES ana catVCS. fi. Dy5J4.txt.
;I.OG?-:Rceif,,"L l ooo; market weak. $7.10
67.40; bulk, $7 ig7.2$. :
Stock la eight.
v The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets for August $.- -
Cattle. Ttna-a hn
South Omaha ' s ou 7 7, a i iris
Chicago 15,500 ti.CiO 16,00
Kansas City 12.200 6.6o0
Bt. Louis 4.600 $ OoO $.0OS
St. Joseph L130 $.336 L421
Total
36,413 49,038 $8,947
Coffee Starket.
NEW TORK. Auxr. t. COFITET? finnt
Rio. barely steady; No. 7, Invoice, 6.o:
mild, steady; Cordova, 8(3-llic. Futures
opened steady, with prices unchanged lo $
points lower. Immediately after tho call
prlcea stiffened up sharply on covei-lng by
room and Wall street shorta, more general
speculative buying and demand from lead
ers of the bull forces. Cables were a fac
tor in tne eany -depression, representing
generally bearish conditions abroad, with
hravy primary recelpta. By midday the
market had a firm undertone and prices
had reached level on several options 15
points above yesterday's cloae, this basis
holding till near the close, when very heavy
realising, aggressive hammering from Im
porters and general unloading broke the
market and tho whole list dropped rapidly.
At the close November waa net unchanged
and other months from $ to 16 points lower,
with the tone weak. Various reasons were
gUen for the sudden break, the chief being
that of manipulation. Total sales for tha
day amounted to 66,600 bags, Including Au-
f ust at 6.6twfiS.6c; September, 6.W;S.65ct
rctober, e.SOftro.Sne; November, t8lii4.4oc:
December, 6.8;5f5.Oc; January, $. 46c; Feb
ruary, 5.86c! March, S.t&G'o.&Oc i May. 6.5M9
$.66c; July, 6.70fe4.7fic .
Evaporated Apples aa Cried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Aug. EVAPORATED
APPLES Supplies continue limited and
rrlces are nominally unchanged, choice. U
iiUMc; fancy, HHlSo.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
are firmly held at outside figures, particu
larly for the larger sixes; futures also are
attracting fair attention; all grades of spot
prunes are quoted at from 8Vai0. Aprl
oots show l'ttle change and prloea remain
at gVj-ac for boxea and 87io for bags.
Peaches are quiet but steady at 1216o for
peeled and Hji0Ho for unpeeled.
Drr Coeds Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. f.-DRT GOODS A
moderate demand at first hands is reported
and with numerous arrivals of buyers from
put of town the Jobbing trade is distinctly
better in volume. There has been no
change in prices In either staple or fancy
cotton. Print cloths , are inactive but
steady. Men's wear woolen and worsteds
In fair demand and prices firm.
Proaperttr a Taaktoa Colles;.
TANKTON. 8. D.. An, f rHnaHat i
Tank too college at Tanktoa bsa bait
properoti8 year during 1901-1902. Th eld
est institution of higher education tn fh
state. It has now reached a petition of per
manence end material prosperity. 8!nc
th last $7lft of $50,000 by Dr. Pearson of
Chicago, and after twenty year of ttrttff!.
there ha cam th certainty of nermanenr-a
and Increasing power. Aa aa denee of
mis, during tha last year $25,000 4 a beta
given, mostly by eastern friend, ft? per
manent improvement and endowmett Of
this about $18,000 Is being put Into a gym
Dsilum and athletic fleld. The total assets
of the Institution are now $280,000.
Oold for Report.
NEW TORK, Aug. , Ladenburg, Thai
man A Co. have engaged auu,0i.) in gold
bars at the assay onice for shipment to
Bremen via Paris tomorrow. The transv
action Is a special one and doe not rsfleet
prevailing' ratea of exchange.
DR. r.icGRaiv;
UHiiCIALlUT.
Diseases ia4 DiserAers ef Mis Oaly.
T Years' Experience. 241 Years ta
Onnks.
VlCtPnOrit cured by a treatment
IrSs.lvwwa.Ll. which is the QUICK..-! S,
safest and iiioat natural that has yet been
dlacoverod. No pain whatever. Treatment
at orrice or at home and a permanent cure
guaranteed.
ELC33CISEASES"--33.C3.n
K:t S;zi Trs:t.T,:r,t f:r Sypis
And aii blood Poisons. No "BKt.AKlN(
OCT" on ths skin or face and all external
signs OI the disease disappear at once. A
treatment that is more eiwoeaarul and fsr
more satisfactory than the "old furra" of
tiettmeiit and at leas than HALF TiliS
Cuof. A permanent cure for life.
Pl cured of nervous
UlLil loJibuJ debility, loes ef vitality
snd ail unnatural weaknesses ef men,
fc-.rli:lur, linal. Kidney and iiiadc.ar Lia
aaMO, llydrocels, cured prumjiai,liy.
OlAKUfeS LOW. (OlHilLTil'lIM VKE
Trcstmeat by rrlL P. O. llox 7,4.
r via u 1 . . .... 1 1 - , v-..
Haual 4Ua4 iMiua'aA bva, 141114, ir. .4.
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