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' COIHIERCLVL AND FINANCIAL
T&r!j ftmnptl ia Cereal Disponed tj
f break in ccnrt STARTS general decline
Oa4 Dca4 at Orls
M Beartsb Iaflaeaee en4 X'ttrsas
E)wawr Qeaeral
Is lw,
CTTTCAOrt, Aug. T Aftf considerable
earl? strength In grains today the tinrkm
Buffered a severe break, corn In particular.
The cause wan that tha year promised ti be
too proline to suit the build. There was a
good demand for Mgh grnri wheat, and very
little wheat of thm aort waa comlnij to
market. Thla Influence, however, could rot
otTt tha Incentive ta sell hx-lly in the
oorn pit when auppnrt wn wlthilmwn and
when porn broke Jagge'liy other grslns
dipped In sympathy. At t' clone Pp'em
nT enra waa liia lower, September wbeat
yrfHo lower and rientembt-r oats Wrr vte
down. Provision cloned 7Ho to Jfxj lower.
There u a desire to cover abort con
tract In corn by yesterday's sellers at the
openlnir and on a fair support ay a big
huuM and scanty arrival price ahowatl
good gains, The pit crowd for a time acted
very bullish under the lead of the crowd
that bulled July stuff. New, however, waa
generally bearish. The yield for the yenr
promlees to totiil 'nearly 3.600.000 bushels.
Cable were lower and the weather wa
perfect. Trade waa not heavy-early, and
when support began to wane aellera cama
out In great number. September, which
had worked up from 6i0 to fc,c, plunged
down to 63sio and closed, after aome cover
ing, weak and ll'.io down at fif?.
Tha cash demand waa moderate. Tha feel
ing throughout the pit wa that much of
the artificial strength had been hammered
otx of corn and In aplte of tha continued
alunip, that the crowd waa overselling the
markot. Receipts were 41 care.
Tha break In corn near the close worked
Sgalnat an otherwise strong wheat market,
1 ha sympathetic selllne waa not heavy, but
M tha support fell off and excellent crop
i auvtoeo cam to nana an iwa eauy gaina
I' were loet. Trade waa light, aside from a
rood early demand by elevator Interest.
The cash demand waa excellent. Price
at a premium of a much aa 0o over Sep
i tember were being anked In the northweat.
'Considerable changing wan dona from Sep
tember to December option at a oirterenoe
of lc. The fufr.uiaed short Interest In the
market and very steady cables helped In
the earty upturn. H'!ptmber opened o
down to unchanged1 at obVo to five and ad
vanced to euc. Crop advlcea, however,
etatod that everything wa favorable. Tha
crowd wa In a inootl to bear the market,
but waa deterred until hear the close by
the cash support. A local statistician today
mad a eompsrjson between laat veer'
mrop f)guea and lite piospeotive yield for
thla year by"which all the maturing crops,
wheat, oorn and oats, excel those of laat
year by "6 per cent. When corn broke
September wheat dlpperl to r4o and closed
easy, W"'i.o down, at eMfttiKTto. Looe.l re
ceipts were 219 oar, one of contract grade
and HInr.te.puHe and Dulirth reported 134
cars, inn k in a total for the three point
of k'4 cars, ntralnst boi butt week and 47 a
year ago. . Primary receipt were 820,000
bushels, compared with t000 last year.
Ke&bonrd olnurancea In Whoat and flour
jamimical b1,(fi buathnl.
UKUt ruiea very suaay until ins com
break. Trade wa antet. with A Httla buv-
4n- by oomrntkalnn hotiaaa. Iteporta wre
nat pt vera yutinina; well but that tha
HtMillty Bvereaea low. jtce'pta were not
Siberaj arid tira wne very little preastire,
but when otlmr aTnina went off there waa
d'une In tii'a pit without much effort
on t;t rrt ft ttinriia'-'vee, (September aold
up ti t -i. irono 'o i)7o and closed easy,
V: H.0 Oum. at aiiio. Meoetcta were lit
lar.
(,m"nrm !Tti!ilP?on and av lower hoar mar.
s.t fl-tfi!t.4 provlnlona early, Vorlt waa
vanrl howevnr. and on the Darker' mn.
kwr( Ukeia Vwi a taoi advance until grain
oroae, -xama uiaev mmm hvm WiU
o oloaa wa wesk, with Beptember pork
ilin at ri's Pm.torober lard lOo Oft
t t ,6 avnt kMpumaht rib ISit lower t
. ''
r.Kyirnated ao"!pt for tomcrrowt "Wheat,
''") mrm uarn. 4& oafii oata. ljJ oajrat hoaa.
U.ki h-afl.
The lna41nar rntaraa rsnga aa fellows I
jUrtlelai. Opn. II! fh. Low. Cloae. Tsa'y,
Vha I
Petit. "WH
. J 'SO. j7
' Irtay 7UW'-t
Jieo. '3 6.
iJny jVU
f)H(a
H Kf.pt. fnl
'a P.ppt
May ai.
Fork
fepu r
out. ia v
Jan. U
(lilt 10 i
JMU I Ir4
T.iba
J -.ept 59
I Out. 10 1 ),
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31
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lib
10 M
ia so
I to
10 B0
lo a
8 20
JT 0TV4I IS M
19
16 M
IS 40
10 75
10 V, A
t bo
TOW
ia jw i is 4t
10 f"i
j
M
30 P
i0 17V,
10 T?
10
10 O'-vJ
10 Vi!
a
fPId. B New. No. a.
nrt auototlona were aa follawai
tUJhn. .w)ft winter patentu,
;.7 trr-fh', .ir-" h; eleare, U.9-i.K
iKr rinir t. aoiauc, M i .J
patents. U.buii
.!; etrais;n(. .iNf-:. j.j.
Th.A'lIV, I avrmir. 7Ho Uo. S aprlng,
' 'i' No. 1 red. suiiTO-iio.
t ." TW. I Jreilow eiU'.u.a,
OAldNo. 1, 'c3S No. wiitta,
i'.TE-No. f. VHa.
r tiipj vyy..e t cno'ee tre'lnjr, F's.
E. t-U.i:Uii-iia, I fiajt, . 1.43; No. i no'rth-
Vtera, 1.4H r'n timothy, (6.063.11
6i.iTer, cor.trr( gnde, IS 50,
'riVlu:ii---iij pork, per bb!., 118 70
f'li'is. Ird. per i-jO lb, eio.sjiijjiufis.
i r,rt riba s!1ee (1), $:0 tCf 10 35. Dry
aaiusd sluKilurra Cturc), t'i.Vj-i Short
I v. uii.a-uu- Uia baaU of high wtnaa,
fTh following ar the taoalpu aod ahlp
etnul ,
' Heoelote. fihtnmwntia
'1Ur, CI3iB,
F i.t.t, bu.. 2-4 (KO K4.KiO
'n, m ,. i m)
i, b:w ...... ..8u7,ii0 . S..ivJ
i .'. I'U. .......,, lliK)-
Ltrley, bu. i.uuO
tm Hi Woduc exchange today the but
ic-r u.-Urt bs lUii; craniorla,
if' A,? ae'na, ir. wio, , naee, ateaay, livt
E
C-i9 l lusX
2W YORK CE;(U5UL HiHKET.
ttU ( tae Llay oh Varleaa
t ' Co4ttaao4lila.
e t--fjV TOUIC, Aug. T, J"LOL'R Tteoeln,
p.'- bhta. i t,iutu, f,: S U,. ; ii,arkt iuit
e ''t barely (.ai1y winter patents, ,1 Tt'x
: wS-. t -
r r-'--'.'. f. 't T-t ..-,-r extras.
iT.fij; ji. niui.-i l . -s.t, fe.i.L. .i.r: wli.
. uw r ''- J i.ia. lire u.-ur, rinli)
jj., i' t fattcy, l.i. .- . . i a
! AI nlr vellow weatern
; '.!? l-:a.njywtiie, $3.4.'- iii. '
r i V I r. .r ; jj... a vep'srii. ..- j. f. e.
k.-.-.i; tuitu, t--.iu, u. L t., io 1'tn
f r i L.ET QuSstl feeding, 61o, 0. t, f.,
V l-Jc-pt
' ' - bu. f i.t. e
vtr. !! 1 '-'
!'S bu.; export,
o. b.. aft nit
i. 1 imrt ':--, )! tii, - 'io, f. o. b. a-
k. 1 t.tir 1 ;r.' v-u V- a . .
xx
- - b. . u,, a;!;ai.
el at U i c-y wii"ti wan i;a:ulnrtl by
ud ah tiaiuattd, aiea.ly i.v..in cabl.'a,
a t'v-t. x and fair eeuWe il clearaiice
at
l In XiiH 1HC huur It ('..:. -I.,.-.! t.,..i.
t.avy rtiuii:, tine crop vr..et'.ecl and
iKt.or:.l i..ii rt.okt Vy In th
i-w i.vi:u.h: it i iej m covering ai
, hi - tu t I'.Ki-llne. :!h
C 1 " t . br'.'.euibee, 1 J.
- cj'.t'I at let'cnibtrr, 7
, j , , '-...( t ? . ,
C... . l..'.i:.!n, i i j0 V't.; export,
i r; ft.'-ttuy. rsj. j(, txu, elevttior, an
v. E. O. b. anoat. The oltt..n n.nrk
i -i 'oyo'l K(.y mmtj ,n coverloa; an
e .. i ie..;4".p'a atij t: .t oiinrlr Ka, but w
waetitd t v tha brvka In who:
repci'i aia l!.a Fnow ir.m
'! in -. o luwer. kiav. 4Uu
, ii'.-rl at t-t-nemht-r, to-St.'OM.;,
"-"l l J.'emn.br, 4.,i.c, cloaed
' OA i si KeceljiU. ts bu.; sxpoi ta, 423
? t. ft"!t. . -r; isu, f, two; -.). I ic;
.- i. 1 white, ilf No. i white. track
. . -1 iiern, t.. I.-: tr. k weetern and
""" wi.u atate. iv, lc. 1 u oinion mr-
,!, afier iriy atcaaiu-as, 0-tuiiJ wim
v-a c;::cr nmiketa.
I i A"- I i m ; bllii-plllg. lfc; food to
' -I
i ) ,s t' -.'i; 'at. t'liui" ti cSotre. l'l
'. ! - i"". '" ; i.'1'li. ..; a'aia
' iH'.ll lu i "T.-. l''l H.j). il ,.v ; 1J
" I'll. V.. :K ; 1 a .no "! 11 e.op,
i ! -' crop, 1 . , ... ; 1.1 I T .
, i-.L -i i. tt iiirmon, lo 25 I be..
J: California. Jl to Ibe., IVj Tnaa dry,
U to : l ha . 14c.
V '! ,Milef, domeetlc Peace, W"t(.
TALljW-Kaay; cltv (12 per pag.),
Cf; rfnn'r (r.kaa freel. iVV.
HICKFlrsn; ilorreatlo, fair to extra, 4H3
frc; Japnit.ae. 4S,'urc.
AlUljAf n. fluady; Kew Orleana, 9
41f .
I'ROVlStONS Teer, quiet: family, J'S m
ftliuo; meea. $13 - IS W; beef hama, $"? (.
i" a: pnri,t. 1 14. i IS i; city eatrd Inoia
mesa. $,j m 4 i. Cut meata, q:ilot; ptkl.l
i. ;! (.., til 11 W; pickled ahnni'tera, $a.;;.rf
i ' rtlrkle.l home, $i2.tk(ii2 fa). Larri,
eaaitt; weatern tenmed, $1: Auanat
cloel at $11, rnmlnal; refined, eaav;
Pouth Amerha, $1175; compound, $4.ir-
W; continent, $71.30. I'ork, enar; family,
.t!i ii so; ahort, clear, $18.f" 21.25; mesa,
$ik T- -ii i !...
Hl'TTKR Receipt, R3 pkaa.: mnrket
fl- atate dairy, 17jJT: creamery, atate,
I'V'V; Imitation creamery, 16Vtjl7Vic;
fHi tory. l44'ulVc.
F.tR'-rt Hecelpta, T.11S pVc.; ateadv; atate
and l-'ennaylvanla, ati'uilc: western can
dled, lhi .,.; weatern uncandled, 15lfWa.
MI.AHK8 Steady.
I'Oljl.TK y Alive: RteadyA chlckena,
l.lSc; turkeys. 11c; fowl, 1.4',. Ureaaed :
Htm; chickene, 14c; fowl, 13Vic; turkeys,
14'i; Ki".
I Mt;t:SB Recelpta. 5.14 pkr;s i market
quiet; large white and colored, ic; email
colored, 9vBc.
MI'JTAI.H Hlack demand for both tin and
copper today roajlted tn lowerlna; prlcea
materially on aeveral graden. In tin value
aettled 26 point here and 7 M In Txwoon,
with tha local spot closing at $L'S .$ q 76
and the FJngllsh llaure at :127 2a tt for
spot and k.'!i ta d for future. Copper
ruled easy hero; elandard closed at $11 1'
11 6o; lake, $U.76fi 11 ; electrolytic, $il.7ii
31 W; casting, $)l.Gt 11.7$. Ix?nrlon declined
1 3d. closing at a.i)2 lis $d for spot and
i.r.2 l.'a for future. Iead remained aa laat
quoted and quiet In the local market.
Pnot cloaed at $4.12Vi; London advanced la
$'l try i ll 2a 6.1. On a good demand eplter
stiffened up 7 points today and cloaed
firm at $5.46: London remained unchanged
at aMMfie. OlTertnaa of pig iron were lim
ited and the market presented a firm un
dertone at Hnchansed prices. Jo. 1 foun
dry northern, $ '3.no4j?5.00; No. 2 foundry
northern, $?2 .im, X 'K); No. 1 foundry south
Am y iWrt .t on . M. i A...t
oft, $22 .tit rKi.W). Warrant were not
quo tea. r.nnnan market ahowed Improve
ment. Glasgow cloaed at biaii and Mld
dleeborough at 61a l'td.
OK1H1 WHOLEIALB MARKETS.
aaawaaaaaaaaa -
CoBdltleoa of Trad aa laeatioBa a
Staple siaid Faasy Prodnee. ,
KCK5 8 Candled atoek, 18e.
IJVB POULTRY Hens. Be: rooetera mn.
cording to age, 4i6c; turkeys, 8'tfiOc; ducka
m,... -wpiiiii trinuatina, 9T in..
UVj'SK'c. '
ULTTEIt Packing atock, 12V4c; eholoa
dairy, In toba ):., '.c; separator, tmrflie'
FRESir CAUGHT FISH-Trout, loo; her
rlnpr. tic: pickerel. 8c: nlke. act nerch
buffalo, dreaeed, 7c; auntlsh. Bo: blueflna. So:
whltetlah, loc; catflah. ISc; black bass. Mo:
halibut, 11c; salmon. 18c: haddock.-Ho: cod
fish, llio; red snapper, loo; lobsters, boiled.
tT.Jb"a i7,c.: lobt. green, per lb $6o;
bullheads, 10c '
CORN-53C ;
OAT3 (AO.
UK AN Per ton, $15.
HAY Price ouotrd br Omaha, Whntaaat.
Hay Uealers' aaaociatlon: Choice hay, No
X upland, $T.5; Ho. 1 medium, $7i No. 1
era raw, aa.ou. n yo eiraw, ao.eo. These price
are for hay of good color and quality, p.
mand fair. Hereipts Ugh'.. . .
VKGliTARLEg. ' i
CAULIFLOWLK Home grown, bar doa,.
75'i,'!"e.. T. '
NEW CELEKT Kalamasoo. Sno,
POTATOKB New, per bu., 25B.o. .
OKEKN ONIONB-Per doa., according to
alee of bitnehea, lb4j.20e. ,
i'UUNIPU Per bu., 3o.
BEETS Per basket, 40o. .
OKKEN CORN Per doa.. Bo.
Cl'tl'MBEHft-Per don., 16o.
LETTUCtJ Per doa. bunrhea, tOo.
PAPP.vEY Per do., "?lq.
PAl'imlEB-Per doa., i.c.
VAX PKANS Home grown, per market
basket, 8' .i.Ac; atrlug beana, par market
basket , "c.
CABBAUli California or horn grown.
Dew lc ...
ONIONS New California, In eacfca, per
TOMATOES Par market basket, 60o.'
- - y"R-T .
tTi ri tt a r ii'.i. a t..i itam..
Arkftr.oa Llbertos, per 4-beitket crate, $1;
Tver a-bfljckMl rata. il Mf' rsallfnvnt. . ...
f orda, 80c.
P1.UMS California, per 4-bafket crataa.
fancy, 11.
pkun;b per box, $!.
PKARS California, per bos, tt.
KntiiMT
CRAHAPPLFIS Per bbl., $8. -v
CANTA IXUP K Texae, per crata, $3; par
banket, 76c ' .
W A'K RMELONB-Cratsd, 11(3460.
nRiVE'Ulniilhani P.l.v.. u- Mil. .
crate, $1.W.
wi.ujiBJi;KitLB rer 15-qt. eaa, U.a
TROPICAL FRUITS. .
' PTMIT.APPI.I. ;J i'lnriil. . M ...
- v w trw wuak
$S.N.
P ANANAS Per bunch, according tealie,
OKANQES Valenclaa. 14.7&&S.00; Medi
terranean aweeta, $4.0u4.2o.
LEMONS Cal. Llmonelra, K604.75: Uea
slnas. M.Uu..
MiBCELUANKOUa. I
CIDER New York, $3.76
HIDl-.H No. 1 wrfrm filXc TJn ...
bm'wu, on; io, aauea, o;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12V4 lbs.. c; No. 1 veal
; V' ""-t y mii-a, Bic; anaep
pelta. 7!;c; horse hides, $l.6iKu2.5t).
NUTS Walouta Mo 1 ,.r .h.ll tw
12c; hard shell, per lb., llV,c; No. S of
shell 10c: No. 3 hard ehell, c; Praslla, per
aliell. 10o: hrd aiiell ,'lic: ' pecans, iaree.
er in., lie; email, loo; cocoanuia, per do.,
rim WITT-ATE A n A 1 '. . ' . l -
following prlcea: Iron, country mixed, per
Inn 111 ..1 - Pnn .vA ......
. divtv jwir tun, s.liv;
nf.m. rnf IK BUn. V. .. .. V. .. . .. i .
. . ,. . , ,. . t , u , , ., , i . u os , uuao. lr III.,
i. . . - l-.rua 1 1 ,, K l .... Ik i w - . i ' , ,
lc; alno, per id., 2c; rubber, per lb., bc
t. Loala Oral sad Provlslaaa. ,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7.-WHEAT-LoWer; !
No. 1 ted, cash, elevator, tMo: track, Mcj
Beptember, 6,i'(.?i64c; Leceniber, to?aVoc:
No. t hard. .. .
CORN Lower; No. 3 ch, IS7e; track, 6Sci
Beptember, bsc; December. $Slc.
OATti Ixwer; No. $ cash. 29cj track,
$":oaJc; hepiember, i;c; LitctiniDir, .ao;
No. i white, old. 6Sc,
RYE Easy, 4'alio.
KI)UU yulet; new red winter patents,
$.t 2"uj3.1.; eatra fancy and atralght, $2.M
4$.la; clear, 7tVaJ.ee.
BE ED Timothy, $4 for August.
CORNMEAL Steady at $3.05. , '
It RAN fclow; anrked, east track, 70o. '
1IA Y Bu-ong; timothy, il.('l6.S0; praj
rle, $;.' oo.
VvHlrtAY-Bteady at $l.St.
IKUN COTTON T1K3 $i.C4.
pAOilM 't'l;j;. i '
j 1 1-i i . i r 5. . 1
l'ROVISION-Pork, lower; Jobbln;, old,
$13.i.; new, $s6.a5. Ixrd, lower, (.iOB:.
lry salt meats (boxed) steady; extra
short. $11.12Vi; clear ribs, $!1.2S; short clear,
$.160. Iiavon (hinfcl), aily; extra ahorta,
ll. clear ribs. $12.11; ahort clear, $12.3?-
METALS Lead, firm at $4.00., Bpelier.
hlKher at V 2i.
POULTRY firm; chicken, V4c; aprlnga,
llHo; turkey, 13c; ducks, 7c; geeao, 4'c
R UTTER Btoady; creamery, 17ic;
dilry ltj'. JlSo.
L'juo utuady; ISO, lues oil.
lieci;i:t. Shipments.
Flour, bbl.. " (")
Wfteat, bu .lfii'iO i'5i"0
Corn, bu. 27, (mi 1 )
Oata, bu bi.wO $.0u0
Kaaaaa City (iratai aid Prevlalsais,
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 7.--VVIIKAT-fiflp-tember.
:'vc; Pesembpr, I'Hc; esh, No.
1 ai'l, ti7i;r;.',3c: No. 3, iiiVivrjvaO; Xx', j red,
fc.. . t..-' ; No. $. a.v4.
UJ.i.V-Scptembi-r. 4-"ic: December, Xt't"?
'": cash. No. mixed, 6t- 5c; No. 2 white,
0- r-No. i white. SiijSSc.
illK-No. 1, i4 He
HAY Choi. timothy, $3.6(310.0(3; cholc
ptMir'.e, 5-i ,i.n.7o.
bUTTLU Creamery, 19e; fancy dairy,
EUiiS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sha Bioti, U-jO dua., 1'.M oft. ciuoi re
turned. Receipts. Bhlpmenfs.
" nfat, bu H.,J" Ijsm
t. r:, bu i ) :.tt)
Oats, bu io,v-W
I'hlladet ihl irolirt Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Ana- t.-FirTTVS-
Iuli- cunt weotcm crsaiuery, i-c; extra
lirnii'v l.rilllS, 2,0.
I'.iOS rirni. te h'.al.er: freh neHrttv
!vo. lues off; tliu, iio, lofa off; fieaU
scut hwcaiera, llc, loss oil; flebQ auuUiern,
t i 1 E ESE Bteeil v; New York full Oceania,
prime, sriiail, lvjiJ't; New York tair to
good, S',kijJlkC.
KlleiaUri Lnla Market.
MILWACKEE. Aug. T.WHF 4. T Market
teady; No 1 nori i.een. '''if v,c; No. $
riorinrrn, ("tf'Tke; tieptnuber. ai-u.
RYK-lrfwer; N . 1. l-oo.
RAhl.tY Steady; No. J. 6Sa"?.
tuh.N-eey'AimB.f, -c.
Toled Urala a4 geeg.
TOLEDO, O, Aug. t -WHr"AT-ActIva.
f.iy; .h, 71W-; .pteuler, 3jo, bi4; L
c"irr, in-; Way,
$.ut.N Lull, weak. eiilembr, $4c; e-
THE OMAHA
cemhe, 4te; May. "c; cash, atron-, Mr.
OATH Kelrly active, steaov. Caen, 3..c;
Fepternlver, i. c; lcemtir, JSC
h EL t'lovr, S''tK-s, atrona. October,
F January, 2."; No. 1 allke, t.M5;
Aus'iat ialk, $76o; No. 1 timothy, $L3't.
RXE No. 2, 6c.
I.lverpoel Oralai aad Pravlalova.
LIVERPOOT. Aug. T.-'WIJITAT-Bpot
No. 1 northern aprlng, tulet, fta lwd; No. 1
California, dull, .H'vl. Euur-s quiet;
September, fs HSd; December, bm ldiid.
CORN Ppot, quiet; Amej-lrsn mixed.
Re llSd. Kutures quiet; Septetnter, 6a Id;
October, Pa January, nominal.
PROVISIONS Reef atrora; extra India
mesa, 107a fid. Pork, firm; prime mean, west
ern, trong. 8.1a (VI. Hama, abort cut, 14 to 18
western, ba fct. JIams, short cut. It to 1
lbs., quiet, 6a. Dacon, firm; Cumberland
cut, 2 to JO lbs., quiet. Rt.a; short rlba, l
to 24 lbs., quiet. "; lonu. clear middle,
lla-ht. S to 34 Ibe., ateady, id ; long, clear
midillea, heavy, 5 to 40 lbs., steady, h9s;
short, clear backs, 18 to DO Ibe., qult,
hxsfrd; clear bellies, 14 to It lbs., ateady,
83. Shoulder, siuare cut, 11 to 13 Ibii.,
steady. 4Sa. lard, quiet; prime western.
In tierce, steady, $4 d; American refined.
In palls, steady, Ki 3d.
CHEESE Steady; American flrieet white,
teady, 47a d; American llnest colored,
quiet. 4Sa d.
TA LLOVk Prime city, steady, 25: Aus
trallan. In London, dull, -s,
K LOUR St. Loul fancy winter, firm,
8 M.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), firm,
PUTTER Nominal. "
PEAS Canadian, quiet, ta $HL
Mlaaeapolla, Vfheat rioa ael Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 7.-WHE AT-Pep-tember,
7u,a67c; December, 44T(,c;
on track. No. 1 hard, 77n; No. 1 northern,
JfHc; No. 2 northern, "tc.
H-OUR Unchanged. Millers report a
fairly satisfactory business. Shlpmenta
W.7S0 bbla. First patenta, $4 vKJ3.l0; second
patenta, $16370; first cleara, $3,0043.10:
aecond cleara, $2.40.
PR AN In bulk, TITS.
Datath Otala Market.
DTTLTJTH. Aug. 7. WHEAT Cash, No. 1
hard, 7IVic: No. I northern, 7'JHc; No. 1
northern, 71Ho; Beptember, sdVic; Leceniber,
OATS Cash, alo.
Peerla Maxaiet.
PEORIA. 1U, Aug. t.-CORMInacUv
a"r-. Nr. tiw'-
,.'k.';- To. I white, 8c
wmSKir 4 basis of ll.a for fin.
S'lhxl good
SW YORK STCCi;! jl.vj) iOKD9.
General Opwa 1" t Itiif ad
irt, bait Street srtb la 'jT.ilar,
NEW TORK, Aug. 7.-Thero was a fur
ther expansion In trading In today's atock
market atlri the a m & Irtnil nf IrrMiila.
rtrength which was shown yesterday.
There were points of weakness In- the mar
ket. In spite of tha marked struigta.of
the most conspicuous atoctt and there waa
a atill larger number of Important atock
which did not respond to the advance and
were almply dull and neglected throughout
the aeaaton Thum w .r. vinUn t. n.
In some usually obscure stork, but In
aome which are also active and prominent
the prlcea fluctuated half or a full point
between transactions.
linrton. Cedar Rapid & Northern 15 point.
.w.au tt a.fS aa, aevr-kycrm. A law f tWlWly, 1 ni
aaa tUm raVaiiilr f a, w i
" " us, av sviafivfi4lJl Jlla-ri. j y Kjaa
protective committee of the minority ntock-
hAlrlabr trier 4 Kow V. A a. m
-' aiij a tea vi airt;uiru mil, OIltTT JI
a niirn pnve tor the outstanding: minority
with Rock Inland. Othr controlled stocks
Trkiiu ppcuini w d aneciea in sympatny
were Kachvllie, Chattanooga, a Bu Lou id,
Jfork, Chicago 4 8t, Louis stocks.
it 11 va.iey shocks ana Louls
vule m Nashville moved up with almost
tVliml VlnlanAS k.i.4 . la -
velopment to explain the movement. The
.-T, ..a 4iuiiuia evi nta m its lavor ex
cellent reports of gross earnln(rs for Juiy
and TIAt gXAf-nlniraB fr . Tunit rr v,
largo dealing In ; varlou southern and
price movement was Irregular.
Missouri Pacific waa under considerable
nreasura. declining a ..... .1 , . l , .
Texaa at Pacific, on the other hand, con-
i",u actvanca. tm largo buying of
Southern )allw.r v . .v. .. .. . .
of the price. Tha weakness ct Manhattan
' ieara or a. strike by en
gineer and motormen. The rise In Penn
sylvania and ita subsidiary coal carriers
Was annneentlv In -. . . . 1 1 .
Hocking Valley movement.
.1 iMa w" reported la good de
mand for soma large llnanolal Interests.
Jhens was hot much In the general attua
tlon on which to baas higher prices.
. "ubtrS!mry i brblng a consld
erablo sum from the money market, but
the Dremtnm nn xia. "v 1. L .
uimf in?.lcat.'i?-t!,at th t,d ot e""ency
i- ail. fcV.. .v " roreign exchange
.drJnJ"iK "if vry,t""'T return made
.today bv the Hank or cr,nA . . .
:nrfU?t."la"0,7u, r"rcea at that capital
7,rTm ihJZl 4 . UI lurxner pressure
loSna. ' &fJr "J?""
, - - ,- " runmiBjBraeni over
ti?- t;nce" .L.th, Improved oondltloua
ktnek. tk.1 i: ""'n m nought mora
Central nf Umpui. 4 ...
,,. ; r-.c "" wore me only
.5 of the bond market, which" wai
SarJ!ll.r d,.,.U, -?nd irregular Total .aTea
iT I . l a.iao.ww. united Btates Sa de.
clined M per cent on call. '
.v It ""'v""" 're tne ctoalng pricas sa
the New Horn Stock .xch.n.r. v"v9m
a ?. St. Paul pfd. JtJU.
I" Initio. Pacini
Baltimore V hi..... lit.' bo. Kail... " "' ""
! do pu. ;
WMi'Taxa Pacta
r.n.ti.a Paelas ...
Canada 80
VTnllo. St. L. A W. lux
C'hM. at Ohio
Cliloaaa a Alloa....
4o a(4
Chloago, lad. a L..
OA DM
aa pra
4S
Untoa liolflo ltiM
do afd aife
74
tt
Wabash tt
to p4..... 44V
Whaalln & U B.... U
rhiM.. a 111 10
tBI(9 a w. w jih
to id pid r II t
Wis. Uenlral ........ tk
do aid .t
00 ik rQ mT
o Id Did
Chlo.xo C: N. W.....tl
C, M. I. a P iwj
Adans Kx ....Ia
American Hi ....J4a .,
ti nited Btatsa Ex.. '...124
W.ll.-raraa Kx tf.
Aaiai. Copper T
Aroer. rr dt T S?"i
do pfd s:4
Aroar. Ua. Oil 54
Ctiloaso Tar. A TT... UH
4o pfd 40
fl n. A at 1, . iMh
Celomtfo Bo 11
4o 1 ptd TT
4a td t)fd au
T.L a Huoms 17.
do pfd tt
xaii. 1 at w
tMa.ar A B. O..
.I84
A mar. a. A Tt
4S
de ptd. nu
do aid .
Etl
,il!BrooklrB H. T H
JSfole. Ku.l Iron...
" Cona Uas Hfrt
'llr.oiit. Tobacoo plj.itl
do lot pfd
do id Bfd -
Ora.1 Nor. efd...
tiocalns VslMy
....104 IW Vl..,ri.
.1st
00 pro.....
Illinois Ctr.t
.... lr9SHoc'ktii Coal
....li'-;lntr. Paper ...
.... 4hi tofd
... 11
....
... Ii
.... M
.... 'i
....
... It
... 40
I,
... 41
.... Pii
...14
...
.... 1
....las
... -,
.... 14
.... IK'-k
.... 13'
.... to
.... It
.... 44
.... 3
....
lw Oiitrml
do pfd
Iao kno a W...
do ptd
1. A N
.. anj Netlontl K'.acult .,
N.ilon.l ld ....
.....lfnt, No. Amorlcaa ....
....136 l'.clfto roM
....14H p.oido Mall
.... S!, loplr'a iM
.... 1 i lrMwd S. Car....
....1IJ., do ptd
Pulim.a p. Car,..
.... heimbhe Steal ...
.... 4.1S do pfd
...I&e .Rauf
at.na.ttaa L.....
yn. St. Ry
at ex. Antral ...
Vlina. a Hi. L. .
Mo. raciao
at., K. a T
do pf d
N. J. I.nlr.1 ...
N. Y. Cratnl .
1
Norfolk a W....
liana, inal a I...
. 4T
, it
. H
. H
. ''
. T
, 40
tnioa tt.f A P...
do pid
U. 8. lMiher ....
do Did
do afd
Ontario a W....
Femit7lraala ...
tteadiuf .,
U. g. kubbar
do Ik ptd
4a Id ntd
So Dfd
tt. S. hioal
I. I a S r...
do atd
. do lM ptd
do 3d ptd
t. l B. W
da (J
at. y.ui
WMm Lnlun ...
Amw. Locomotive
Ao ptd . . ,
K. Q. Southara...
do ptd
. Sl
, 4a
Iit
i
tsTis
ateatea ll.ok 4aeta tie..
POSTOM. Aug. 7.-CV11 loans. Jv-f l per
cent; time loan. 4yj per cent. OfrtcUl
cloelng of totka ami btr.d:
AU'h inn 4.
Mtiji. Cniral 4a
N K. u. a c
At'-ttlaon
do p4
boiiton a Albany.,
Iiuiun a Ma
hw.m alv.l
N. T , N H H
fltobburg ptd
I ulwa h.rlno ......
Ma. C.iitr.l
Aoi.r. tiua&r
Oo ptd
Amertran T. a T..
l'ouiiuii.a 1. a a.,
Ai.. blactrta ....
do prd
K. K u a c
I ntlcd Krult
i'. a. aiMi ptd....
Adventur
Ailouaa
..l'JJIVi Ami.Mtrt
.. 3 tin,;,.
.. t iuiu.t A Hula
-'S Omennlal .......
.10. I'aiiM kang ...
..tl' Iionuiiluii Col ..
..t"0 fr.uk ha
..Ul Ii koy.lo ......
ki.ii
. tie Old I.omluloa "...
. -Iim (.oula
.. r-.rrot
...U Qulocr
... 44T
... 19
...HQ
... 15
... 171
...Hi
... 11
... Si
... 441,
... If
.... (r
... ?4
...14
..lrj' ts.ni. p. Coppw...
. . . -4 1 .m.rva
... 1 TrtiMOuilt.la ..
.. 4 Trli,li
.. niitd Sutaa .
.. I. tun
..1U I'. 1 lorl.
, .. a.'1 . Vt in,M,.
.. 1 -j i olv.rlsa ....
.. I t'l'dlL Coppor
tM
U
."
41
4
IT
Xew Yarlc Hlala t eota tloas.
NEW YORK. Aug. T.The following are
the closing price ou mining totk:
Ad.aia Cos..
l.lttio Chief .
ont.rla
'pliir ........
1'Ku.ntx ......
futual
moi Nr.da
Xm.ll Hopaa
It
4.-4
Ilk
4
14
I
14
a lua
hrwA-4t
btun.aUli Too
( 4c.Lo.:k Tunaal
ru. 1.1. A a...
I.A cd lana ..
Hora ilr
tr-. Siivar
.dvul. Coa...,.
Kx-dlvldend.
. I
. 4
.114
In
.m
'atauoard S44
' CaaeWttea at b Treaaary.
WASHINGTON. Aug 7. Today' atate
IBaiit ut the Utaauty talaoccg lu It gan-
DAILY VWt I" IT IT) AY,
era! fund, exclusive fcf the 11 WOon nno o)d
leaerv In tie rilvlelrn of re'emption,
shows: Avnlli,9 Caah balance, S.i.o,iBi",xsl;
gukl, f l(l,l)4j,1.14.
ew Terk Meefey Market.
NEW TOPIC, Aug. 7. MONET On rail,
steady, 2Vu3 l"-r tent: laat loan, t per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4Vu Pr
Oent. a
BlFHl.lN'O EXrHANOK Ptrong It
fc.7V(i4.M for demand and at 4 K,m
l 'i for alxty days; posted rates, 4 As and
M commercial bills, M-ft4Mi4.fcV
HlUVEltr-Bar, d.1Vc; Mexican dollar,
41 f.
HONPfl-Oovernment, eaay; state. Inac
tive; rallroAd, Irreirular.
Tha cosing quotation on bond ar a
follows:
V. . r.f. K. ra....irr7H f,. a m. ,,. 4.
de eoapoa .. 10714 u (itr, 4s tt
do (a, re 4 u (no
do roopoo lias, Minn. A St. I. 4...4
ao ae. aa. r mi ,M K. A T. 4a 100
do eoupoa
..14 de la 44
,..lts M y. CMtral la 101 si
. .le4 1 4, j v. 1.11
14 In. J. C. sea. I IH
..104 No. rclso 4 ia
..H1T4 de It 74
.. N. A W. eaa. 4a I'M
. 1ITI . Rfadln f-a. 4a
.. H. n L 4 I II t. 4a 117ta
do old 4a, ra..
da eoupoa
do 4a, ref
do eoupoa
Atchlaon aa. 4a..
do adj. 4a ,
Bal. A Ohio at..
do tta
eon.. 4a ln st. U A S. F. 4a.... v
Canada So. t. m. U South.. Is.... '
Central of Oa. I,....liia 40 ta tot
do It Ine i, R. A. A A. P. 4.... W
Cne. A Ohio 4H.,.iaio. raoino 4 IMS4
tnicaso a. sa... ?n So. Hall.ar a Ill
' ' 4a.... tot, Taxaa A Pcle la
1M
. S4
lot
u.. at. m a r. a. 4W. ii.
T., St. U A W
C. A N. W. . t....:j4i
C. R. 1. A r. 4a....)(
C C C A at L g. 4.. lot
Chlcaso Tar. 4a MS
Colorado 80. 4a H
tnioa radio
do toav. 4s
Watwaa la...,
lit
de a Ii
do eea. g Its
Weat ahart ta... 1:4'
- . av. a. T. N. fll.OTl ........
Krt prior Hen 4s.... tt Wheal. A U K. 4a...
IH-nTor A X. o. 4...105V
00 general 4t 64 U Wit. Oantral 4a .V
' A D. o. U...11H Coaa. Tobaote 4 4
Hooklog Val. 4Ha....lt
Steele ilaetatlaaa.
LONDON, Aug. T 4 p. m. Cloalngi
Cona, sanaar tau.nWoit A Weeteea... r
do aorouai el do pi'd 4
Aaaemda i!rnur1 A Wsatara... itl
Atchlton MS, PtmcarlvaaJa IIS
do ptd ins
Kaadlag US,
do lat ptd 4S
do 44 p.'4.. 47'..
Southam Ry.. 41
do ptd .......100
Dattlmor A Ohio,. ..list
Canadian Paoloe 141S
vnoaapaaaa a unle
Chicago O. W ,
C, 14. A Bt. r...
Donr.r A Jl. O....,
do ptd
Brl ,
de 1st r'd
4 M ptd. ......
llll'iola Canfrrt
4:s
iit
Souther PaHfl T0H
. 4tt4;Unioa PactBa 11V
r do ptd , H
.v. s. ataal. ... 1
70S da ld ,
44 IWabaah
1MS4I do ptd
lUl. 4nl.L Am
... 494
... M
... ill
... 44
...
... U
... aa
Luiviii a Naah
at., K. A T....V...... dtStiRaoda
P'jJ ; 44HI-Baer (dot.),
... .. v.ntrai lttStl
r.AS,ILVErt Steady, 84J-1M par ounce,
MON K y 2ii per cent. The rata of
fllacotint n th9 pp, market for short bills
la 2fi.t- per cent and for three-months'
bllla ay-l&ij-i';, per oent,
Poffltt Flnaaelal.
' IONDON, Aug. 1 Money was wanted for
large transactions today and dlcounts wr
steady. The Stock exchange howedno In
dication of Improvement In buelneaa and
although realisation censed and there was
a better tone, especially5 for Americans, In
sympathy with Wall street, Utile interest
waa manifested. The close was oaater:
Consola were slightly harder. Horn rails
were dull on fllnappotntlng trafflo rittirns.
Grand trunks were firm. Kaffirs were rather
steadier on support by controlling houses.
Gold premium, at Beunoa Ayres, 129.70; at
Madrid, 17.10; at Lisbon. 29. The weekly
statement of the Bank of England ahows
the following changes: Total reserve de
creased l,796,Oi, circulation Increased
449,XX), bullion decreased 346,10), other de
posit decreased 1,264,000, public deposit
decreased 3,711,000. notes reserve decreased
l,837,ou0 and government sectiritlea de
creased 4,000, The proportion of the Bank
of England's reserve to liabilities la 4816
per cent. Last week It waa 47.i per cent.
The rate of discount la unchanged at t per
cent. The amount of bullion taken Into the
Bank ot England on balance today wa
113,000.
P A 1113, Aug. 7. The ton on tno bourse
today waa slightly firmer. Business wsg
inactive up to the last, half hour, when It
became more animated on purchasing r
dera, especially for rentes and industrials.
The closing wa firm., Turkish securities
aei. ww.M. Di.iuau . wflni ikii i j ii
and Thomson-Houston shares, Russian In
dustrials and Metropolitan recovered. IUo
tlntoa were In demand In avmnathv with
the copper market. Kafflra advanced on
encouraging lxndon '.ovjoea regarding tha
labor aupply. Thepvivats rate of, discount
waa 3 per cent. The weekly statement of
tha Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In.. ejaculation -decreased
Io0,fr7o,000f, treasury accounts current de
creased 7,J25,0Cf, gold In hand Increased
S.776.0jOf. bllla discounted decreased 26.s:ff.-
0""f and silver In hand increased S,22o,G00f.
inree .per oent- rentes,-K)f feze for the
account. Exchange, on ilondan, 2SI 19o for
checks. Spanish 4a,-& 92c.
BERLIN, Aug. 7. Kxchange on London,
80m 4apfgs for checks. Discount rate tor
short bills, lVb per cent; tor three months'
bills, 1 per cent. Business on the bourse
today was generally' dull, but there were
numerous sale for the local account.
Canadian Paclfia waa considerable harder
In aympathy with New York. (
Baak Clearlaga. .
OMAHA, Aug. T. Bank clearing, fl.lin,
ki6.33; corresponding day laat year, (1,070,
731. f5: Increase, l,084.7ii.
chicaoo, Aup. 7. Hank clearings, tat,-
8M,4i'i0; balances, 43,297.677; sterllna; exchange
posted 4o tor demand and It.hAV, for slaty
aavs; New York exchange, 86c premium.
lT. LOUTH. Aug. . Clearing. 7,toO,169;
balances, .a2.0n,1; money, 64-4 per cent;
New York exchange at par.
NEW YOKK. Aug. 7. Exchanges. 207,-66S.7i8-
balance. )2,22o.35L .
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7,-Clearinga,
$16,417,610; balancca, $l,lM,lt2; money, 4 per
BALTIMORE, Aur'. '7. aeartngs, $1,175,
101; balancea, $;Ji,i.O; money, 4i47g per
cent.
BOSTON, Aug 7. Exchanges, $18,lS.ti4;
balances, $1,429,775, . .
CINCINNATI, Aug."'7. Clesrlngs, $S.2X1,.
000; money, 4ia per oent; New York e
change, 15o discount and par.
' Coffee teat-bat.
NEW TORK, Aug. T.-CX5FFEE Spot
Rio. barely ateady; No. 7, Invoice. to;
mild, quiet; Cordova, fcfllHo. Futures
opened steady, with March I points higher
on covering, but other months unchanged;
cable were b&arlfch, primary receipts over
topped those of last year and closing
prices were heavy, all of which, stimulated
liouidatlon and f umiahed ahorta with a Bell
ing motive. The market weakened and
pi Ices sagged & points lower. Early In the
afternoon the market-turned stronger on
a bullish crop estimate, making the Rio
crop t.OuO.OOO to J,2M bag. Including tha
coffee carried over from the previous sea
son, as compared with (.200,000 baa actuul
last year. Prices from low point advanced
f- rl9 points on this estimate and sentiment
for a time wa quite bullish. But within
a few rplr'!9 of the cl-e beer rerr?er,''g
and realising eniln broke prions and the
market wa finally easy net unchanged to
( point lower, lata motithe reflecting great
ateadlneBa Total sales reached 4o,0u0 bags,
including August at 6 4-S fioc ; fVptefnber,
Mh.'to fioc; October, 6 j -i c ; November,
b 2;vu.3fto; Iiecember, (.avii .36c; February,
6.3!c; March, 6.40c; May, (.600; July, (.vi
( 7(Xs. . . . '
EvaperatetJ Apples aid Dried Fratta.
NEW ' TOHX, Aug. 7. EVAPORATED
APPLKB The market show Utile change
from the stagnant condition reoently
notnd owing to the limited offering. Com
mon to good are quoted at a-iloc; prime,
loVuHi-V-; choice, li H'c fanry, llVl2o.
CALIFORNIA LhitU FKllT Prune
are firm, with fair buving and Usht atot as,
with quotation ranlug from iHto to -.c
for all graW. Aprs--Aa are ateady and a
moderate Jobbing bualoeaa I reported. The
fruit In boxe Is quoted at 4iT!'i: and In
bage at ba'tc. Peaches are quiet and un
clianad at lul4c for peeled and fctflOTto for
unpecled.
a
Dry Os4 Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. t.-DRT OOOD8
There was no material change In the char,
acter of the dry guiKia mat net today, bia
ple cottona ate quiet and brown goods in
favor of buyers, but not quotobly lower.
Print cloths, dull and unchanged; sl'ka and
ribbons, firm.
I
OH til Koala.
OIL CITT. Pa., Aug. 7. Credit balances,
$1 Z2; certificate, no bid; shipments, bo h,4
bbla., average W.W2 bbla.; runs, S.7;J,
average 7i),bii bbla.
Tol.klHJ. Aug. 7. OIL North Lima.
iSe; houtb Lima and Indiana, c
SAVANNAH. Ol., Aug 7. OIL Turpen
tine, firm, 44c. KuhIii. firm; A. U and ',
$l.lo; l, $115; E. (i M; K. (125; O. $13';
H. l .60; L (1 9"; K, $2 4f: M. (2.P0; N, $3 So;
W. ., 1 4": W. V., (3 45.
NEW Vt)HK, Autr. 7. OlXj Cottonseed,
easy. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, steady, Hvj -t'jic.
agar Market.
NEW YOKK. Aug 7. 8COAR-Raw,
ateady: fair retinitis;, te; centrifugal, Pd
teat, 3Sc; nii.it sugar, lc; reuned,
t-adv. v
Nfc.V ORLEANS, - Aug. 7. SUGAR
Strong; oiien ketile, JvJ 3-14V-; ouon ket
tle o-atrlrugul. i.i.4.,0; centrifugal yellow,
Wl-l'c; set'oitda, IK i.lc; molaaae sugar,
duU, tfiitrltvipal. ijt.
1 riaetaauait Splrtta
CINCINNATI. Aug. 7 Whisky rllatlHera'
CuioLtd guuu staaay oa tau ut iX.
ATTOTTHT 8, TOOL'.
OIIAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
ill Deflirabla Gradsi f Ttt Cuttls Bold at
Joit About Etsarlj rrioes,
HOGS OPEN TtN LOWER, CLOSE STRONG
Light .Receipts at Sheep auael lxder
. iagaean ( Aetlva Deaaaaal Mar
. ket Ralesl Streag, Kvery.
thtag Betas gala Early.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 7.
Becelpta were: Cattle. Hoss. bheep.
Omclal Monday 4, .4l 12,V.t
Offloial Tutsday t.VA , 4 ; i
Official "Wednesday !:'. 8,742 t.hen
Otllclal Thursday 2.SWI .11 2.4"0
Four flays this wek...l7. 27.81S t4.1
Pam daya laat week.. v.ln.ifl l8i 82.!i
Same week before. 1.M4 2m,i) 24. "37
Same three weekg ago... 12.2SI ih.Vl IS.l'.V)
Mama tour weeks ago.... D.w.l tl.Xil 18,2oJ
8amo daya last year U,li7 .1M 11.734
KKCElfTS FOK THE VKAR TO DATS.
The following table shows tha receipte
of cattle, huge and aheap at South Omaha
for to yeax to data, with comparison with
ia t yea: ,
. 1902. 101. Inc. pre,
Ctk 43H.7M 411.74 Jo.)
4ga ..tut l.btv.laM 7,oa
Bheep froo.Ui Ll,iW ...... 71,691
Ttve following taule shows1 the average
price ol nogs aold on Hi gouiii Omaha
market the last aeveral daya, wttu com
partsona with former years:
Date. I 102. llJOl.llgoo.iiijOi.iitag.gaY.rigog,
July 14.. .i
051
$ tv
I 771
1 15 a oa
t 17 (It
14), J 01
'."I in
I ttf
M $
( W 1 7
3.'i I 08
$ 2S 2 14
I S6I S v'4
a
$7
( 4.1) 1 83
1 2j I 7
a fs $ i
a 44 1 77
aoi 3 77
a 77
3 45)
a 471 a so
a 67 1 86
$ 63! a w
a 4 ( ol
a 46 3 2
"J'y J4..
July
Juiy 17.4
July II..
July !..
3-tkr jv..
1 r--ii a 77
1 72 V. t gf
I 02I
I 77
I 4
T id 1-1
4 W!
4 01
f 73T, ( M
7 tir. (
' 1 6 m
7 4iv,i 6 S
7 (2 t 7L
4 tfl
4 18 ( tt
4 4 2S ( mi
4 D
k v7l
4 is
Mi
4 an
I SI
Juiy JI1...I
4 H
S 7i
J
ny
j.iii
4..
I ii-l
I'.'i
4 lb
4 H
4 01
4 17
July
Jul
Juiy
Julj,
a..
zi..
It
06
( (9
7M
I 02
( 0b
t 13
108
( ti
( v
b U,
81
( (v
4 3i
4 -
( 77
S 67
7 B3r4
j'jiy
T 6ft "4
g .7
S2I
I ii,
I 74
a
I 79
July so
7 47VI ( W
4diy 31...
I ai 'sj 9 01
4 31
August 1.
August 2.
iiugust I.
August 4.
August .
Auxtist g.
1 til n
4 1
7 ,ii 11,1
4 .
3 71
S 47
I 15
4 W
"" -7
J2s ( $4
4 I. . 1 I i Ml
( 10i
4 4.11 I 61
4 461 I 71
(V
I 1 77
August 7.
7 27 I &
4S8
Indicated Sunday.
Tha official number of cars of atock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Bh'p. H'aea.
C. M. ft Bt. P. Ry... 3 7
O. 4V St. L. Ry , 3 .. ..
Missouri l'aolno Ry.. 4 1 .. ..
Union Pacific system, 20 13 8 I
C. N. W. Ry 1 . ;. ..
F., ,E. A M. V. R. R. U 18 ' ' 1
C, 8t. F.. M. aO ..
B. M. k Ry 48
C. B. ft Q. Ry ..
K. C. ft Bt J. Ry.... 3
C, R, I. ft P., east... 3 19 ..
C, K. L 'ft P., west... I I ..
Total receipts ....113 M 10 t
The disposition of tha day's receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchaalng'tha num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. ' Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co J2 l,o23 til
Swift and Company 477 l.JW (
Cudahy Packing Co ill 2,133
Armour ft Co 181 3,070 711
Omaha P. Co., K. C 12
Swift. Kansas City. 17 ,.,
Hammond, Kansas City., 77 ..... .....
R. Becker ft Degan 10
Vansant ft Co 73 .....
Carey ft Benton 317 .....
Lobman ft Co , , M . ....... .....
W. I. Stephen 87
Livingstone ft Schaller.,. 18 ..... r ....4
Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 137
L. F. Husa..., , bO ' .....
H. L. Dennis ft Co 3
B F. Hobblck 53 ..... . .....
Wolf ft M i... rt
Other buyers 838 - . 305
Totals 8,031 . 7.066 ' 1.393
CATTLE There waa only a .fair run of
cattl here today, but for tha week to data
the supply Is . considerably In excess, of
the same days of last week and aUi of
lat year. Buyers took hold In good ahape
of all desirable grade of both kiUeia and
feeders, ao that the general market was
about steady with yesterday.
There wer only a few cars of corn fed
steers on sale, and the same as has been
the caae of lata, they were ahortfed
cattle and nothing strictly choice was
offered. There was no change In the mar
ket worthy of mention, aa packers bought
up what waa offered at practically steady
f. rices, but at the same time tbey were
ncllned to be bearish on tkese half fat
kind owing to the large number ot range
steers now coming forward.
The cow market waa also about- the
aama aa It waa yesterday. Supplies were
not excessive and anything at all desir
able met with ready sale at steady
prices. Ths common stuff, such as sells
below $8-00, though, was rather dull, but
still tha prices paid were about ateady.
Bulla, veal calves snd stags also sold at
good steady prices where tha quality waa
at all good.
The demand for tha better grades of
atockera and feeders was active and the
market could bo quoted ateady. The
highest price of the aeason for western
feeders, (5.60, was paid today for a bunch
of Wyoming dehorned cattle. They were
In good condition and in reality were fat
enough for killers. But while good, heavy
cattle and pripia yeturilnga are In , active
demand the common and thin atuff la
r.eglected. and If anything waa a little
lower today. - . .
There were not very many rang beof
ateera here today of good quality, but the
market held lut about ateady all around
and wa fairly active. Cow and feeder
also aold at good, steady prices where the
quality was satisfactory, but common
stuff was neglected. - Renrewmiative sales-
BEEF STEERS. .
He. Av. Pr. He Av. Pr. "
4 444 74 I i,w I
I. .. "14 4 44 It ion t 04
14 1144 4 44 44 ua, 1 M
3 !' 4 M M .1...U4 I St
COWS.
1 444 1 00 4 ' 450 I 0
4 ..104 1 14 I...; M I so
1 4.4 1 U I.... Hi, ( u .
4 40 3 M 14 11 IX
1 10W 1 14 It t.4 I to '
1 I 44 11 M IX
I B IM 14 M IX
I ti 4 to 1 M
1 1H t 4 I til I IS
1 11"4 I 40 1 1010 I 74
I - I4 S 44 1 1121 I fa .
4, 474 I To 1 10,10 1 tt
1 1140 I 40 4....' mo 4 00
8 1044 2 M 4 1144 4 M
HEIFERS.
I 474 8 00 4 1000 4 4
BULLS.
I ll I M 1 934 I 44
1 10 I II 1 11, I if
1 ie t it
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 44 1 it 4 41 I 44
1... tto I 76
8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
t .to t 00 1 ut 4 tt
81 414 4 40
NEBRASKA.
No. Av Pr. No-. Av. Pr.
If cows..... I $3 25 34 feeders.; 7b$ (8 65
48 cows fri 1 tut 7 feeders.. 608 4 40
14 cows S 3 3 40 39 feeder. .Imi4 4 OS
3 eowe (mi 3 76 1 bull....,, y.0 3 W
I cows 13:4 4 75 1 bull.. 1410 3 76
3 cows...'.. Ih 3 W 1 bull 3 76
W cows W III) 1 heifer.... Ii-) 17J
14 cows S-4 1 W 4 heifers... tv-2 1
1 cow m 3 00 3 bulls 1X.S 3 35
2a cows I"j 2 1 heifer.... 6-"J I W
11 cows I S 3 66 27 steers . 2 65
cows M 115- 1 calf It.) S DO
3 cows K6 8 16 1 calf...... 40 4 00
1 cow .M 8 15 1 calf m i lit)
18 feeders.. ki9 4 00 1 cow Ill) 3 00
3 feeders., h-6 I 00 23 cows 3 ( 00
48 feeder.. '2 4 60 21 cowa.... IM 8 (
( feeders., a-i1 8 60 lrow 117y J &
18 feeders. .I'ii4 4 60 1 4 cows ST,7 ( 00
8 feeders.. Pus 4 U) U cows &-.d 8 10
ti feeders. .hM I do 1 cow 1m.) J fy
U feeders.. W I W 1 cow (.11) 2D
I fe.l.-rs.. i-a 4 00 ( cow fi 3 J2,)
60 feeders. .It'M 4 70 (coaa VmI 3 frj
f feeders.. ai2 8 86 4 cow lm-5 J
81 feeders.. W IW 7 cows Si 6 8 65
21 feeders.. lo 3 8 66 34 cow..... i5 2 0)
11 feeders.. Ii IW 1 cow 6.) 2 W
4 fee.lers.. l f 4 50 10 cowa.... d-1 3M
8 feeders.. 6 -1 3 Is) 3 cows S,0 J 75
47 feeder. .1"'. 4 25 24 cows Sci5 3 60
la feeders. .1" i 4 25 1 cow SiO 75
1 feeder... fcM) 4 00 1 cow smi 1 15
1 bull 1HO 3 00 3 cows ' 3 6i)
1 bull l-' ) 8 05 1 cow 7.0 3 S3
(bulls 1-6 8 05 Scows two 3 7a
1 bull l.i.O IW 1 cow m) $ 50
J bull li0 8 16 I cow k-.l 8 85
1 heifer.... 7J0 3 76 37 cow D'7 3 uo
3 heifer.., 66 I W 1 cow K,0 8 6-)
J heifer.... 40 3 25 1 cow M J 4.)
heifers... bJ 3 06 1 cow. M
1 belter.... 740 3 16 20 cows 4 3 80
1 calf 1 4 01)
10 feeders.. Sh 4 10
WTOMINO. '
5 cows 8i0 3 40 8 feeders.. 718 4 Ti
I cow I" 0 1 60 3 feeders.. (4j 4 26
1 cow l-'i0 3 76
c. U. titroudWra.
84 ftadcs..iJ
( heifers... 73 an 10 rows 1N7 a 80
1 cow 1.110 3 76
7- Ooodlng, Jr. Neb.
15 steer. ...1?47 6 ?". 1 cow 100 3 80
V. J. Truecheck Neb.
87 feeders.. M ll 1 feeder... 110 3 38
1 Mahoney Neb.
J7 feeder., fc 3 4i I f eederg. .10M 2 7S
A. M-yerle Nrb.
I feeders.. SM (M 8 cows..... 47 M
1 feeder... 71 3 60 3 cows 7 3 80
I feeders.. 74 3 28
Harrison Plercai Neb.
3 cows 4o I ot) 4 cows H IM
4 cows.. .. J0 8 00 7 cow 73 8 U)
J. E. Ptrauae a. D.
32 steers. ...1158 4 W 8 steers.. ..10f 4 80
A. D. Adsmson Wyo.
100 tra..ll?t ( 06
A. D. Cattls Co. Neb.
10 feeders. .1040 8 46 41 feeders.. M IU
W. F. and O, W. McNeil Wyo.
11 feeders.. w a 4o I feeders.. 3 4
3 feeders.. 710 I 60
F'. Peterson B. P.
4 feeders.. PQ 70 44 feeders.. $00 S 70
7 feeders.. luW a 26
Ire Harfer Wyo.
1 cow 13St) 4 00 1 heifer.... 700 S R5
1 bull. lb) 1 75 23 heifers.. .1070 3 86
J. Juelf Wyo.
1 Cow...... 770 3 60 4 heifers... P 3 85
16 cowa.... 8U 8 00 1 heifer.... 60 I 6
. S. R. Miller-Mont.
23 cows imt 3 40 i cows 1083 8 40
1 COW MM) 3 40
33 cows m ,t 70 1 feeder.. .1130 4 00
1 cow 1170 3 70 , N
J. M. Bradford-Neb.
18 cows 960 3 26 1 heifer.... 780 4 35
4 cows 922 I 25
F. Jackson 8. D.
I feeder... 790 3 5 20 stsers.. ..! 4 W
1 feeder... wO I 75 1 cow. ...,.1000 8 21
1 feeder. . 780 8 25
J. E. Hayes Neb.
3 steers.... 8"0 i 26 6 heifers... 783 3 00
21 feeders.. 734 4 10 1 heifer.... 8oO 8 00
J. B. Oleason Neb.
I bull 1S70 3 75 ,1 cow...:.. 810 8 80
1 cow 7X0 8 60. 1 cow...... 8iJ 3 1H
1 cow M IW 1 cow 830 3 XI
1 cow K70 $ 90
George Belkman--Wyo.
13 cows 1'CS 3 SO . 1 bull U I SO
t cowa loot 3 80
O. W. Qarrott Neb.
3 cows 85 3 SO 18 feedera.. S8 3 80
10 cowa 94 3 00 1 feedeK... U0 3 00
t cowa Wl 3 (0 '
HOOS There wa a smaller run of hogs
here today than on Tuesday or Wednesday,
but as there waa a drop In prlcea at other
points the market eased off her also.
On the start tie market wit a dim lower
than yeaterday, but later In the morning
It became evident that thera were not
enough hogs .to, fill packers' - ordt.re, ao
that In aplte of the fact that Chicago
wa nnntori ifkf,-1Ro lower, thla market
firmed up and cloaed active, with half of
tne loss retrained. ine ouia, ui an im
aales went from $736 to $7. 80, and aa hlgn
aa $7.40 waa paid. Everything wag sold In
good season. .
Today's decline takss tha market bsck
to the lowest point reached sine June 18.
Kepreaentative sales:
No. v. 8k. Pr. No.
14 !?? ... t It l 44...
A. Bb. Ir.
in mo IPVi
7.. ......IT! 14 1
tt ... 7 - '
14 114 I t 0
41 J44 ... t t
it tor to 1 10 .
7 137 ... 7 94
40 2I4 ... t ts
44 Sf4 SO 7 14
74 JtH 40 t 34
44 ..IM 114 7 14 :
44 U4 40 7 t
7 ltl ... T M
47 Ml 40 7 tt .
71 Hi Ut III
II Ml ... I 14
71 ID N U
74 ...Ill ... Ill
44 lit 44 7 14
JO. ...... .Ml ...II
44 Ml IW IK
70.. 141 44 f 16
ia, tat ... t M
70....... .It ... 7 14 '
74. .......l-t - 40 7 II
75 '..131 lit IM
40 14 M0 IK
44 17 1 40 7 ia
41 tat . ... 7
44 1)4 40 1 14
44 ltl 110 7 ti
17 114 ... 7 14
41 141 110 7 It
41 t .44 M 7 4
17 ltl 40 7 14
u i4i to t r.
T4.....m ... rtsa
41 144 14 7 IT
44 141 4 7 ITS
10 IJ4 40 1 I7SS
7i 11 4 7 rv
4T ll 404 7 rtiitj
40 4t 44 7 tfVt
44 j ... 7 rs
41.. Ill IM T I7SS
41... 144 40 7 US
44 ,M 44 7 rs
u...n...ii ... 7 rs
4 .......m ... 7 rtst
44 vt n inn
71 P-l 44 7 r4j
44 171 144 7 17S,
7 141 ... 7 17 S,
It IW 44 7 17
44 14 110 7 ns
17 sat 44 T St
44 Kt 44 7 St
14 I4 44 7 40
17 174 4 7 44
47 14 Kit 7 at
II U4 IM 7 44
44 4T ... 7 4
44 lt IM 7 10
71 Ml lil t 14
14 ..ltl IN 1 K
II 4 ... 7 40
70.., 11 ... 7 f
74 144 ... 7 BO
44 Ill ... T 40
.14 140 7 le
ZJt T It 41 ...
71 no -40 724 -..ni
41 1
14. ;....'.. 344 ... 7 H
44 170 IN IW
71 1.1 40 7 14
47., 10 N n
47 Ul ... .7 M .
71. ....... .110 40 7 It
71 ..ISt 10 7 14
44.. 214 ... t 17U
47 IM ... 7I7V4
44 164 1U 7 37Yk
4T..:...'..l:i ... 7 7S
84 7 4 7 17 W
40 '..187 ... j2
aa a in
'4..
44 Ml . 10 7 40
't HI 80 7
64.. ......lk .... T ;
'4 ...I-I si 7 40
41 f t ,.. T I
41 147 44 7 la
44 HO ... 7 11V6
0 . .K4 44 7 14
67... IM ... 1 U
44 lit ... 7 44
44 t44 a) 141
. fL"E,P-Ther 4wmi a-majl run ot sheep
tiers today, and as packers all wanted
a few the market can aafely b quoted
'n1 "trong- . The ouallty of tha
offering wa also good, which doubtless
had omethlng to do with the activity.
A bunch of yearling wethei-s sold aa high
' tut. y were prime. Bom
Bouth Dakota yearling and wethers
brought (3.80. and a string from Or. go
f t"",J""me klnd ,d 'or Ewe.
alo sold well, as high as (3.60 being paid.
As supplies- were light practically every'
thing waa out of fust hands at an early
hour. . . -
Thera were not enough lamb offered to
make a teat of the market, but It 1 safe
to quote It steady.
Feedeia continued. In gxod demand and
anything desirable aold at fully aa aood
prices aa were paid yesterday '
Quotationa tor clipped atock: Good to
choice yearlings, 3.ijo(i4.00; fair to good
3 303.80, good to choice wether, (3.2S.'i3 60:
fair to good wethera, 83.O04j3.2S; good to
choice ewes. (3.Cioa3.23; fair to good ewea
(2."i33.00: good 10 choice spring fambe, (5 00
feo.2j; fair to good spring lambs, $4.76 00
feeder wethers. C2.76&3.10; feeder yearling
$3.013.36: feeder Jamba. 83.60.u4.Oj: feeder
ewea, 81.26&2.26. Representative sales:
No. . Ay. Pr.
( culls 100 $360
CSS Idaho aweg log w
6t6 Oregon sheep i 6q
115 South Dakota sheep.... 92 j go
1.5 Idaho yearlings Kg 400
84 Wyoming feeder ewes 100 - 3 00
lo Wyoming wethers 68 ( 00
CHICAGO UTB STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Hogt Lower aai Skaep
. Steady ta Straag.
CHICAOO. Aug. 7.-CATTL15-Racelpt,
8,500 head. Including SuO Texan and 80O
weaterna; steady, close easy; good to prime
steers, (g.OiVaS.ft); poor to medium, 84.75a
7.76; stockers and feeders, !2.kni(6.2u; cows
$1.5t6,76; heifers, I3.6nji.60; canners. $1.50
4T2.60; bulls, $2.2fy'7.0; calVes. $2.75iS,La5;
fegaa-fed ateera, W-26(a.60; western sieera,
$6.0OM'7.00. "
HGiJtJ Receipt. 31,00 head; estimated to
morrow, 16,0ia; left over, 4,000; market lu(jj
200 lower; mixed and butchers, 48.7t37.ti6;
good to choice heavy, S7.4i,"7.70; rough
htary, $ 1 ?ij-7.25; Lsht, $!.7i;;.S0; bulk of
sales, $7.2i.ti 7. 46. s
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head; ahecp, ateady to strong; lambs,
steady to strong; , good to'-choice wethera.
(J frt44. 00: fair to choice mixed. 32.fci-ij3.6G:
western sheep, $2.5iiH.0O; native lambs
$3.6Ky-j.75; western lauibs, top, (5.65.
Ofliclal yeaterday:
- Hecelpts.Bhlpments.
lM t 8 2!8
2;.5ag 8,3, U
Bheep W J47 j
St. Loala Live Stack Market.
WJJI9, Aug. 7. CATTLK Kecel p la,
4.100 head. Including $.6uo Texans; natlvea
dull. Texana atrong; native shipping and
export ateera, $5.0i.,70; dresssd beef and
butcher steers, 61i,-j , .411; steers under 1 Or)
llta L4 9i.4ul' 1 .... l. F- ... . n
and ht-lfer. ti .6o;ii3.5o,
JlOti Kecelpis, 6.'jn0 head: market 10c
lower; pig-a and llghta, $.&,a7.4o; packers
(7 '.r7r.o; butchers, $7.4117.75
eiitlir' AND I461ii8 Kecelpts, 1 f
head; market strong; native muttons $3 60
tM on; ' lambs, 4.w,o6r.; cull snd fe'ucKS,
$2.uri'at.0O; stockers, $3.t).gS.26; Texans, (3.00
St. Joseph L.Te Stoek Market.
BT. JOS.TPII. Mo., Aug. 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.10 head; market steady to J c
higiier; natives, $4 76411 b; - cows and heif
ers, $16iii2fi; veals. (j UU-Jia uu; bulls and
stsKS, U-iJui2i; stockers and feeders, UU
jt To.
IluClS Receipts, 6.878 head; market 10c
lower; medium snd heavy, $7.3oa7.6rVi; pigs,
(4 2!-t isr; bulk. (7.264 7 4a.
blltKP AND 14 bins Receipts. 1,111
head; market steady to strong; top Idaho
lambs, $5.16.
Slews City Live Stoek Market.
BIOUX CITY, Ia., Aug. 7.-(Speclsl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Ret etpts, Aui; stockers
higher, klllcs steady; beeves. (5 6v-(7 60;
cows, bulls and mixed, 82 rHi.ja 00; slot kers
nd feeder, J-I.7t8 t.ou. yearllnga and calves,
$2 f'7. 4 UU.
IHxid Receipt $500; market (c lower;
selling, (7 uti)7.4u; bulk, $7 ia4l 30.
Kaaaaa City lire Stark Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 6 natlvea. Trxafia, cito Texa
calves. 2:0 native calve; iiatlvea and quar
antlne butchers' sturt, steady; aiocker and
feedare, steady to loat-r; ctioli export and
cieed beef ateera, $7.71. av; fair 10 good.
i a.)'7.7u; stockni and feraer. $3 jo.a 60:
VUMB-1I Kwig 84.6vv.4l4 TsAavs and
5,2";." helfera, U.,aM; car.rieta,
(I.(5tl2.k6; bulls, 2.66(3.(6; calves. (5 6v.7 00;
Texa and iinl'an rtcers. . ia 7.. v.-i to- o..w.
Imllan steers, t? 7" T4 1: Tas eew 81 T"9
3 Ort; native coa-a, H 'l -,.4 T.'i; native be fera
t (.,4 (.1; cuntiw, l t-'l(2 25; bulla, li.l-.'i
4 76; talvea. $j '.ui.?S.
HI K)r Kerelpta 6.w hesdj market FjlVl
V wer; top, 17 nf.; bulk f-f sales. $7.i" n' 4i;
hravy, ;.4tM'7.k": mixed packers. $7 2,.'Jf
7.40; llsht. I7.0ty7.3oj yorkers, $7.2r.'S 7...,;
pigs, I'i..ahf7.l'.
H1IEKP AND LAM Pf Receipts, 84)
head; market stesdv to IV- hleher; ratlvs
lambs, (,.4'(in.75; western lambs, $3.1(-ii j.tm;
native wethera, (J.u.v.j-t.So: western wethers
(.( ur4.W; fed rwea, 8H.l,v.j4.16; lex at
clipped yearling. (3 wwjTH. 15; 'j'exns cl!ppe4
'.een, 83.i(M3.ev'i stocker and feeders, K.40
Kew York l.l v Stoek Morket.
NEW TORK, Aug. J.-PEKVES-tla,
celpta. 1SH, ltrrsaed Ireef, steady; cltv.
dreaaed natl-e sldea. WltVc. dreaeed
weight; refrigerator beef, lisc.
CALVEH Hecolnts, 137, quoted about
steady. Veals sol. I at So.irms.rt) per 100 lbs :
grasaera and buttermilks, M.Oiny 4.(0- Cty'
dreaeed veals, W-jft li'c per lb.
111X48 Receipts, 1,.DU; steady. Reported
(7lo" ,nclut,ed (u hu at a--! weetarn,
8I1EEP AND LA MRft Receipts, 3.4S2.
Fheep, slow, sieady; lamha, ln-oiSo stronger
8heep sold at t-' .3i,Va4 l.?'i per lit) lbs, a
few at $4.26; lambs, lo.tri.--u6 ,r; dressed mut
ton, 6Vtjo per lb.; dr-ssed lambe, StUlo.
, Stack im Sight.
Tha following tthle shows the receipt of
cstt . hogs snd sheep at the rive principal
markets lor August 7:
Cattle.
t t4
Hoes. Sheen.
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
ft. Louis
St. Joseph ...
8.1 HI 1.4)
...... 6.5.K)
...... 7.5T.O
'4.100
3.149
21. IM)
12.m'K
. 3 6"0
lO
1.M9
6 . H
5.ti0-
4,t,9
ToUls
..23,293 44.640 .- 21,000
Coltta Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-COTTON-Futures
jpened steady at the advance: August.
" 1 1 i-T--"ir, f K-; .cjor-r, i.7,.c; 7NO-
Tember, 7 c; December. 7 65c; January.
7.84c; r'ebruary, 7 64c; March. 7.2e
Futures very steady; August, 4.800; Sep
tember, 7.80c; October. 7.7o; November and
December, 7.6c; January and February.
7.68c; March, 7.67c: April. 7.70c, BDru"ry-
Spot, quiet and steady; middling up
lands. 8 $-160; middling gulf. 8 8-16c. Snles.
3&4 bales. , '
xfiLn OH18' ,Aur T.-COTTON-Qu!et. '
Middling, 8c; sales, 80 bales; receipts. 8l
bs es; shlpmenU, 400 bales; stock, 15,6u
. QALVE3TON. Aug. 7.-COTTON-QuleL
JLiVERPOOU Aug. 7.-COTTON-gpot, ,
lUrilTw1 business. l-a2d higher; American
w 2!2 nf- V'lT-Ji 8od rnUdilng. td:
middling 4 26-32d: low middling, 5 ll-lAd:
good ordinary, 4-lSd; ordinary, 4 6-16d
2t?lfL' ot tn ""T were bales, of
which 600 were for speculstion snd tt.
ft.rAiar1 'rJ,1"5, 6'800. bal'" of American.
Receipts 2,000 bales. Including I.sk) bale
of American. Futures opened steady and
closed with near months firm, distant
steady; American middling, g. o! c . Au- -
flktwl ttaH' "" Augtist-Peptember.
4!W-A4.-J4 94-4d buyers: September-October.
4 22-644 23-64d, sellers; October-No-yemoer.
4 W-toq4 n-M. sellers; November
Decembwr 4 14-Md, buyers; Decern ber-Janu-ary,
4 13-V.4 is-64d. aellera; January-Feb-fVfSi
1-4d- buyera; February-March.
- nu,er"; March-April. 4U-iJ
4 lS-64d, gel lera.
NEW ORLEAN8, Aug. 7COTTON-Pu-turwai.
wte-ic7y; August, 8.84fr8.S5c; geptem
hr, 7.79a7.c; October. 7.61HM 7. 69c : Novem
ber, 7.4WJ7.50C; December, 7.49i1.60c; Jsnu
arv. 7.Soi.i7iMc- tr-h-,,.-.. 1 tn. wu.1.?. "7
J.Bio. bldT Market, ateady; sale'sriTiWbVle:: '
Po' ll,ait.ai"Mfc '
middling, 8'n.c; middling fair, $L Kscelpu,.
ua w-.il" , aloe a, te,uia oaiea.
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Vasa.. Au. t1-tp---it
The general quotation are very firm and
generally higher. Ohio and Pennsylvania
XXX. 8331c; Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
and above, rHAHc: Ohio and Pennsvl.
vnnia X, 36i&-26c: Michigan and Wisconsin
X and above, 2-itfjJi6c; Ohio and Pennsyl
vania No. 1 clothing and combing, niifdr
Michigan No, 1 clothing and combing, 2twJ .
27o; Ohio, Delaine washed, $o-u31c- fine
Texa and territory, 174i20c; medium Texaa
and terrttorv. Ie1u.r. Orea-on. 1svwi. 1
California spring, 13l8c. " - --.
BT. LOUIS. Aug. s.wOOL-F1rm; me
dium gradea and combing, 13ilf!i,4c: lisht
fine, IZiQWs; heavy fin, lw&Uo: tub
washed. lrWi6c.
ST. LOTJIS, Aug. 7.-WOOL-Steady. Me
dium gradea and combing. 184J)84oj light.
fine, liisc; haavy, fin. 104; li; tub
washed, I616 ic, ,
Steaaaer $ Mot Panaared.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7The German f
"'amer Burgermelster Petersen, Cap
tain Topprlch, from Philadelphia for Btocit-
holm, which went ashore opposite Chester, '
Pa., yoaterclay, was floated at 8 o'clock this -morning.
It waa apparently In good con- '
dltlon, but anchored off Cheater until an
Investigation Is made to aea whether It
austained any damage. .
The steamship sustained no damage 'and
will proceed on Ita voyage thla afternoon,
It la laden with 1,275,000 gallon of refined
petroleum, valued at (t8,5oO. 1
Oat of tha Iran Market.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. Aug. 7.-Announce-wtent
la made by the Bchlnss-Shemeld ' '
ISteel and Iron company that It has with-
drswn from II pig iron market. The
company sold its production for thla year
and over half Its production for the first :
six month of the coming year. Six furnaces
belonging to the company are In full op
eration. '
Dlstllllag Coanaaar Raorgaalaed.
NEW TORK. Aug. 7.-A committee.
In
cnarge of the readjustment of the capitali
sation for ths Distilling Company of
America, has announced, through Ita chair
nl'!nJj,ht the holers of more than two
third' of th preferred stock have de
posited their share under the plan of con
version, which is now declared operative.
Allege Robber la Jail.
WICHITA, Kan., Aug. 7.-Charlea John,
gon, one of the four men ao.
cuaed pf robbing a bang - In Arkan
sas, Is In sil st Evansvllla, Ind., accord
'erram received by Chief Burt
of this cltv. Two of the alleg-ad criminal '
ara In Jail kt UttI Rocs, awaiting trial!
ciiesp nxGunsions
' VIA-.
(1) Bt. Paul, Minn $ gga
U) Minneapolla. Minn 9 to
ID Lake Mlnnttoima 10 2
ID Madison Lake, Minn 7 )
ID Vatrvlll, Minn. (Lake Tetonka). 7 ou
(l) Waaeca, Minn, 7.4r
(l Duiuih, Mint ,. ij.g,)
tD WlnnliHg, Manitoba a.' 10
1 lear lake, Iowa g 10
Kpirit Lake, Iowa.... , g.1.0
.'1 Waupaca, Wis 2 95
till Milwaukee, VV ia irj. ,
(i) 4hkoan lu 7j
t2) Port Huron, Mich Zi "6
(3 Buffalo, N. Y ,., 41 13
tJ) Waterloo, Iowa , ji.sj
il Chaulauuua, Lake I'olnti, N. Y..,. 40.8
(3) Dubuque. Iowa ;
Kates above named are for round trlu
tlrketa.
(D Date of ale: Aug. 1-IRth, Inc.; Bept,
1-lOth, Incl. Return, 0t. 3itt. On other
day in July and Auguat raj. will be on
lara plus $2.00.
12) Late of sale: Cntll Brpt. (Olh. Be
turn, Oct. 81st. . .
(3 Dates of sale: August 3-7th, Inclusive.
Also circuit toura via Duluth or Cimaao
and bteamer, via the Ureal Ijikes. Hpru.il
excuraion rates to many otner poltu In
61inneaota, Wisconsin, North Dakota and
aaiern polnta.
Write us where' you are going and wa
will be g ad to give you fm information
Let ua make your Bleeping Car ar bteamer
reservations in advance.
Call at Illinois Central City Ticket Office
No. 12 Far nam Street, or a dress,
W. H muu
Dlst. Paaa. Agt., 111. Cent. R. R ,
Omaha, Neb.
OaYls.& Co,77ilI froi Works,
MANUFACTl'RERS AND JOBBERS
OK MACHINERY.
GENERAL 'REPAIfilNQ A SPBClALTt.
IRON AND PRAS3 FOt'NDERS.
UOL 1603 and U-05 Ja.-ktoo Btrttt,
Omaha, Neb. TU (18.
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