Nebraska Newspapers

    CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Yelusng tt Eatics Csatlnusa Very Llhral
ii All DrpcrtineaU.
KXUNCRS PREPARING fOR f ALL OPENING
Fries Firm ea Nearly All Lines and
o AlraaeH Take Flaee Paris,
the Weeh laateatloa Favor
able for Ilitaj slerkel.
Omtiha Jobbers and manufacturer con
t1nn) (civa very favorable report re
garding ti,e condition o( trad la thl
lo.Ality. all buyer are beginning te r
nv la tare number and In fact a good
snariy mur have ten on the market so
far than ever before at thl time of the
tear, 'lbetr order have alo been tcei
lonaliy heavy and they all aeem to be
t luniig on doing a ruahlng buatnes dur
L ( the nt several month. A larg lium
pr of owning stork have alio been otd
and according to all yports an Immense
Mimtcf of ihem will be void during the
let lw week owing ta the general pros
perity throughout tfl country tributary
lo thl market.
Jobber are still rushing out their ad
vance order and many of the houaee have
ot only largely increased their shipping
forma,' but are working them overtime.
kleh ta tuken a a good Indication of
th enlarged wboleaal trud of thl city.
t la very evident that Jobber and manu
facturer In all llnee are counting- on break
ing all previous record for fall and winter
huMnes.
Tr have) e4 a few nnetuatUnta In
ruling price within the last week, but
?nna of them la of any great significance,
he general ton) 1 stlit very firm and
thoee who ought to know ay that o far
a can be toid at the preaent time there
i not the lightt cause tor thinking that
' pk:ent value will not be easily maintained
and aunt people are of the opinion that
a numbei of line will fo atlil higher at
ne very distant date. For that reaaon,
they aey. It le a aafe propoeltlon for mer
chant to buy liberally for their fall and
winter trade and avoid th danger of being
tmabl to get desirable line later In the
eaaon.
Collection continue very satisfactory and
In reality art much better than usual at
tM tl"-e of the year. Hatailer a a rule
have cleaned up their summer eroeks in
rood shape, ae that they are well prepared
o meet their obligation and also to make
good payment on their fall lines,
Alraac em Qreea aad Reaated CosTee.
One of th moat noteworthy- cbangea in
the grocery market during the week under
review la the advance on both green and
roaated coffee. For ome time paat the
Coffee market hae been decidedly unlater
es'lng, but last week it took on consider
able mors activity and green stock ad
vanced 1 per pound. Aruuoklee aiao ad
vanced their line feo per pound. At the
Close ot the week the market could be
quoted as actlvs and strong.
The sugar market Is In very muoh tha
tame poeiilon It was a week ago, no change
In quotations having taken place. There
II. however, considerable Improvement In
he demand.
Owing to th heavy export demand of
teat week, ae Well a liberal buying at
born, the oneae market advanced He. The
Wan market, however, went off ao per
bushel.
There has not been much of any change
tn the canned goods market with the ex
cept Ion of a alight weaknes on tomato.
Dried fruit are Belling rather slowly and
a the prospects are favorable for a very
heavy crop In California, everybody 1
anlcua to clean up what atock they have
on hand. Brno opening prices were made
on Calliomia prune prices on th coast
have advanced from & to VC owing to
the tron demand for export trade. New
evaporated apples are just beginning to
come on the market and It I thought that
, MinMnnv ot lirlce Will
f?
e downward until good stock arrive from
ew xork or Michigan.
More encouraging reports bave been re
ceived of late irora the rice-growing sec
tions of the south, but owing to tha lim
ited vlaibi supply th market remain
firm at the recent advance, with even a
still-higher tendency. It will be two months
before the large supply of Japan rices
will arrive.
In farlnaorou good, oatmeal ta being
offered at (lightly lower figure for Sep
tenrber 1 delivery, but as the need of sup
piles Is felt everywhere It will take a long
time to make distribution throughout Use
country.
Other staple line of groceries not men
tioned above remain In Juat about th same
position they were a Weak .
An fee aa tr.e demand for arocerlea I
. concerned, Jobbers say tbey have nothing
to complain ot, a Ihey are selling more
stock than vr before at this Urn of
year.
Dry Goods Market Tory Active).
Fall trade with local dry goods Jobbers is
now In full swing. A good many buyers
arrived last week and indications are fa
vorable for still mors this coming week.
It Is of course rather early for fall buyer,
but rtlll there seems to b a tendency en
tha part of retailers ta get their stock
on hand so as to exhibit them to th trade.
The order that have been placed BO far
bavs been mur.h larger than usual, which
leads wholesaler to the conclusion that
thy are not only going to have many new
customers this year, but that their order
wtll average up niuch larger than last year.
Th filling of advance order is still
programing at a rapid rate and Immense
Stocks of blankets, dress goods, underwear,
holwry and duck goods are going out.
Thar Is not much, to be said thl week
of the condition of the market, fur what
has been reported in the past of the firm
condition of the market and the scarcity
cf many desirable lines still holds true.
Those woo are in a position to know think
that later on there will be considerable
difficulty to get some of the more popular
firadee and for that reason they are advls
ug their fruands to buy liberally now.
Preparing! far Vail Openings.
Wholeealo milliner are at preaent pre
paring to' their regular fall opening and
tbey confidently expect that there will be
inure iiiUlinoi la the city than, have ever
been seen here before. They had a big
yuh last spring, but, according to tha r-
rort sent In by traveling men, there will
e altll mora her this month and Beit.
The utea set are August lit. "M and n and
nplnmur t, I and 4. Kxcuralon raise of
on and one-M'th fare have been secured
and tickets can be purchased any time be
tween August lit and August tl or August
fcj and buptembvr S.
Jobbers say that it is very evident tha,t
rvhl'e frit hats are verv popular and will
b tor iicinedlate use. There has been an
riernsoy dsnd t-r te" fr tne laet
ew week and still tnoi i.'Uwal buying Is
)pecud from this time on. People ar
aaking for fall goods much earlier than
liHual and, hs local huuaea have by far the
lariat lines te (how that they have ever
curled, they look forward to very liberal
patroue-ge.
Jr-ile continue very firm and manufac
t'irar have !vn iaUces of advances on
(Eaaay line ef felt cluUa and vslvete.
Herd w re ttemaliea AWewt Iteady,
Kothlr.g of a very startlii.s nature took
lace lt week on the hujurare inorkel.
he I'.nnanl was uf liueml uruuortiuua for
this thus of the year and eveiybody leei
confldent that fn and winter busineea will
I' unueuauy btiAk. At the prevent time,
thoujfb, there ta J aft a good atUy decuaud
lut all seasonable lines.
Tbr is tiouimg new to be said cf the
srarket. a ail Uius are (Inn but unchanged,
li.ara Lave been very few Important fluiHu
atiuns lor some time paat and as a rule
jobbc-r ar not auUUpaUng any tn th Irn
ti.eaiate future
Active Deaaaad for Leather Goods.
The leHther gortd market I alo artlv
but biichaiujed. fail buyers ar eomlng on
th market in lara numoere and buying
very treviy. Traveling men are alao pick
ing up a good many orders In the country.
Jdall order are fully as numerous and
heavy aa usual, eo (hat wholemiers Kre
well aiifl..l with prevailing conditions.
AUvsnce oruer ar going out as r.lJiy
a paible and Jobtvcrs hope to have them
ut of the iy at no very Kiatant date
Itjbter gK'is ,nen are alao nlllng their
dvauie orders lh ail Kialbie speed
liy are jut getting started, however, for
net much stock was ehlpped be tore Auguat
1. .Their traveling men expert to start out
thl week with their a.L.pUa of all the
.jw th.ng-a In msckint.l:e and all kln.is
of rubber clothing a well as of footwear
Owing to the rainy armth-r cf the Uat
seveial nionihs reialitre, It Is ciaimeu,
bav sold out their supply of clothn.g In
ioud attape. so that )uliwri anticiptt.
trery iUc fall husliiMc. r
"rilt a ad r res see.
Although the fruit and roduo district
w clobod down on Thui.Iy ef last wetk
to allow sveryone to eiLr-J the grweis'
ptcino the volume cf buaH.-ss ir.i'.aartrd
aurli.g lbs ecK was of v,, y aiifactoi y
pro:ui ilans. 'rul In pellicular wa lu
good demand. Ae whl b seen from tt.e
tabia if MuutaUcus gifa In anotner
eoiuniil therv U a ery .lJ(e ann.liui.il!
n the market at ttie acor.t tune and
rrlcee ar gradually n,uiug duauaard.
eu bee, .jiua. peats mnd ituih are ir
popuUr llii-a. but uU boih aier
as.wiis v;; d CAfaiaioup ar alsa to. V'd us-
mand. Crahapplee ere now on th market
and ar selling at U M per barrel.
There hue leen no particular chenr In
the quotation en vegetables, thougii, of
cnurae, the tendency la downward, a I
generally the re at this tin: of year.
Thi supply of butter ha lieen lliteral all
the week and the quality la getting worae
all the time, so that the market may be
quoted weak. The supply or esge has re
mained about th same and the market U
bout steady with Ihe prices of a week
ego. I'oultry has been In fairly liberal
ipply, but the demand has been equal to
the occasion and the market may be ajoted
steady.
OMAMA ; WllOLEItlR MARKETS.
Cadltleaa ef Trad aal Uaetatlen
ple aa4 raacy Prodae.
KOOS-Candled stock. 10c.
Ll E PuULTHY Hen, c; rooler. o
cor-alng to age, tac; turkeva, Kiuc; duck
ana geese, ioe; (pring cblcke.-ia, per lu.,
i..VJ.lC
liu 1 i KR Packing stock, UHigUc; choice
dairy. In tuba, lJiiiec: separator. ivy.L.u.
J KESir CAbGiir KlSu-Trout. loc: her
ring, fcc; pickerel. c; pike, c; perch, ct
buffalo, dreswd, 7c; suuilsli. Be; blue Una, c:
whiteliah, lwc; catfish, 13e; black bass, lxc;
hH.loul, lie; salmon. 1 6c; baoiiink, He; eon
hen, 12c; red aria . per, loc; loDtters, boiled,
per lb. Z!c; loosters, grsen, per lb., tbc;
Buillseada, 10c
toH.-M.
OA i 860. '
BHAN Fer ton. ;il
HAi frler.s quoted by Omaha Wholeaal
Hay Dealers association. C'hoic hay, No.
1 upland, 17.(0; No. 1 medium, tS.bo; No. 1
coarse, M.MK Ry straw, ga-ftti. These prices
are (or hay of good color and quality. De
naiul fair. He.-oint ilgh'..
VfcdETAtl LK8.
CAVL.IFLOW hlK Home grown, per dog..
7b
KvV CELERY Kalamasoo. c. . .
f'UTATOJiS New, per bu.. iiiiJbe.
OHKii-N o.NIONS-l'er doa., according to
Site of bunches, lAlc.
TURNIFft-l'er bu., 30c.
UKKT8 Per baaket. euo.
OiKEN CURN-fer dos., to.
Cl'i'UMBEHH-Wr do., li,o.
LISTTL'C B Per dr.. bunches. 90X
PARtfl.K? ler do., "tc
KADlbHES Her doa., ioo.
WAX E EANJ-Momi urowtt. per market
basket. string beans, par market
basket, tni.yoC. ,
CAbciAUkr-Callfornlg or horn grown,
new, lc.
UNIONS Kw California, in sacks, per
lb., ic
To MATOKP Per market basket, 50c
. NAVY fi.EA.NS Per bu., 13 li
HUlTt
PEACHEt-Cllfornla Pt. Johns, TSiffSOc;
Arkansas Klbertas, per 4-baaket crate, a
ft'Ac; per 6-banket crate, 1.W; California
Crawford. 8"c.
PLUMS-Callfomla, per 4-bket crate,
fancy. 11; Japanese, In peach boxes, Jl.ju;
Kelaey Japan, per 4-basaet crate, U.K.
PRL'NKe-l'rr box, SI.
PKAR8 C'R'.licrr.la. per bog. $1.88.
A e-pt-KS Summer varttlea, per bbh,
3.7C3.0u.
ClnA t-APPLES Per bbl., SS.
C A N T A LOUPlS Texa, pr crat. S3; per
baaket, 7bc.
WATKHMELONS Crated, 1SQ2BC.
ORAPK8-Southern Catawba, per JO-lb.
crat, Sl.to.
BL.Lt.BliRRIE6 Pr 14-qt. cast, fl.tW
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, M to M count,
S8.60.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to sis,
S2.2;.(U.7&.
OKANOES Valencia. f.TSff5.00; Medi
terranean aweeta, St.uj4.1&,
LtiMONS Cal. limoneira, St.60(34.7S Mes
sina. $4.eu.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER. New York. 13.75.
HIDL3 No. 1 green, Ha( Ne. I green,
CVtc; No. 1 salted. He; No. t salted, 7c;
No. 1 veal calf, I to 12H lbs., tc: No. I veal
calf, II to 16 lbs., c; dry hide IgUc; shaep
pelts. 76c- horse hides, eT.&tit2.t.
POPCORN Per lb., 6c; shelled. So.
NUTS-Wainut, No. I soft shell, per lb.,
12c: bard shell, per lb., Uc; No. a soft
shell, Kt No. I hard shell, tc; Brastla, per
Ik lan- Alberts. nr lb,, lan: almonds, soft
shell, ISo; hjrd shell, Uo; pecans, large,
per
he.
er lb., lie; small. Mci cocoanuta, per do
OLD VlETALS A. B. Aloern euotee th
following price; Iron, country mixed, per
ion, tll.00; iron, stov plat, per ton, 18. uu;
topper, per lb., SVc; brass, heavy, per lb.,
V,c; brass, light, per lb., fcc; lead, per la,
Tc( sine, per lb,, Pi rubber, per lb., ia.
St.. LU O ravin auael frvllna.
1 ST. LOTJI8, Aug. S WHEAT Lower;
No. I red, cash, elevator, lSo; track. Ji
UW. September, tiHQWOi December,
WnVe: No. t hard, o7c
CORN Steady; No. I cash, BHc; track,
ISHo; September, 4Vo; December, SSe.
OATa Lower; No. cash, toj. track,
t8220c; Beptember, 2SVio: December, tc;
No. I white, old, ESn.
RYE Firm at tStftte.
FLOUR Steady; new red -winter patent.
tS.lOtt.Su; extra fancy and straight, S2.MV
1.06; clear, 3.6.Vg3.TB.
SEED Timothy, glTEtft.OC, i
CORNMEAL Steady, S3 06.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. HTc,
HAY Steady) timothy, $10.0Mj.li.j prai
rie, S7.0Ciu-S.00.
WHISKY Steady at S1.J1L
IRON COTTON T16-1.X
BAGGINO-6',.8'4C.
HEMP TWINE tc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. lower: Jobbing, olti,
fl6; new, tie.M. Lard, lower, Sib.tiH.
Dry aaited meata (boxed), lower; extra
horts, S10; clear rlba. 110. 62H; short clear,
SlO.JA,, Bacon (boxed), lower; extra shorts,
HI 87 V clear rib, lil.tO; short clear. SU.7S.
M ETALH Iad, firm at St.Ou. Spelter,
Strong at S6.ua.
POULTRY Steady: chickens. Hc;
springs, 12c; turkey, 12c; duck, 7c; geese,
4V4c.
IiUTTER Steady; creamery, lTigllc;
dnlry. 16H'E'l7Vo.
. EOQS Steady, 15c, loa off.
Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 7,to lo.ono
Wheat, bu E8S 009 ),)
Com. bu W.OuO M.0U0
Oats, bu SLdOv
Kaaiai City Gralax aad Prevlaleaia.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. I WHEAT Sep
tember. H'jiHlc; December, SJfVic;
caah, No. 1 hard, 6Hjic: No. t, ei4yo;
No. i red, 64-55c; No. 8. ff?-c.
CORN September, Uftc: December. 3i
t?c: cash. No. I mixed, Kc; No. 1 white,
Sic; No. S. 64lc
OATS-No. f white, SSeS6c
RYE No. I, ij44MiC.
HAY-Cholce timothy, S9. 50310. 00; eholc
pralrte, i.6o(utt.7&.
R UTTER creamery, lc; fancy dairy, 17c.
EGG3 Week; freah Missouri and Ken
sus stock, lVc dos., loss off. case re
turned. Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu li.v 12 ..
Corn !,( M
Oat l,w iu.v,-v
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. O., Aug. l-WHEAT-Fairly
active, easier; rash, wkc; September, c;
liecember. "'Jc; Way. 2Vc.
CORN Active, steady to firm; cash, 63e;
September. 6;c; December. ItoSc.
OATS Dull, aaaier; caih, ivc; Decem
ber, t?o. ,
BiSliD Clover, fairly actlv. easier; Oc
tober, S5.17H; January, 15.10- No. alilke,
tl.ilbtf7.s; August amine, IV. W.
rhlladelpUla rredaee Market.
PHrijir)Et.PinA. Aug. pittter
Steady; extra wen tern creamery, Jio;
extra nearby prints, J!o.
Ef;OS Firm; freah nearby. Sf'Sc los off;
freph weutrn. Sic, loes oh"; freah south
ecoirn. lots off; freaa southern. 1J
ITo. loffl off,
CHLiCSE Steady: New York full cream,
prim small, Ivu l!c; New York, fair to
good, i"a.-c.
Ulaneapella, Wheat Plea aad Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. .-WirEAT-8ep-tember,
e-o, December, HVuSc On
trck: No. 1 hard, 7rs; No. I northern,
Jo'ic: No. t nortbern, 73iic.
I 'lyOL'R-Firt petenta. S2 Sf-3?.a; second
patents, $3 y) 70: first clears, S3.0oo.H
ii-ond clears 3.40.
BRAN la bulk. lUTs.
Mitvraeh.ee Orala) Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9. WHEAT Dull ;
No 1 northern, 7j,i-to: No. S northern.
September, . ' 7,c.
RTK Lower; No. i, ia-tDc-
RARITY Steady; No. S, ttXci sample,
tc.
CORN September. 51ic
Ceiaditlesi at tke Ireaaary.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 0 -Today' itate
mtnt of the trvaaury balances in tha gen
ernl fund. exciuai of ttia I. t0 ao!d
reaerve In th division of rrdeniutlon.
show: Available caah balaaoa, jo.x-;.;;
gold. illkU..!.
Veerla Market.
PEORIA. Ill . Aog. I CORN Easlsr,
lowe,- and Inacilve; No. I J7c.
OATH Lower; No. t While. J3o, billed
throujh..
WUtaKY-41 O for flniahed good.
Delate. Orala Market.
DUiyr-H. Aug. -ViIFAT-Cah, No. 1
hard, 7 ; No. I northern, 6src; No. 1 north
em. ioe; bpluinur, .l,c; December,
OATS September, 2W; Decembar, Uo.
THE OMAHA PAILY JXT.Ta SUNDAY, ATTOUST 10, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
. ...
fsnlo Striksa -froriaieml Sci Muktt lu
Demortlind Most of tb Besiioa. .
CORN SHOSTS SCRAMBLE TO COVER
After Karly Weakness Aral) Crowd
Believe Batten Price Reavekeel
anal Stasapede t Cover
Streagtkeaa Cereal.
CHICAGO, Aug. .-Calamlt overtook
th bull In the provision pit today. Th
downhill courae of all grains during th
week, and especially the precipitous de
cline In corn had taken all faith from hold
ers in ail the speculative pits. As further
argument against the bulls, corn broke
axa!n early In the day. Thl w too much,
for the provision crowd and an avalanche
of atuploR selling orders swamped th
pit. ' Pork mau the greatest break SOe
but other products kept company. While a
stampede was working haou In provisions
th grain crowd came to the belief that
bottom prices had been reached. Cover
ing on a tremendous scale took place. Corn
aborts covered by the million. The bear
ish condition of Weather and fine crop
worked against a rally, but In the end
everything on the floor reacted. September
corn closed toWc up, September wheat a
rhade lower and September oats c down.
Provislor.a cloned iloc lower. .
Provisions were demoralized until 1st
In the session. There tin great selling
preaaure In the shape of liquidation In Sep
tember holdings and felling short of Janu
ary and May. Pork wa the product raided
and the bottom dropped out of the market.
Kverybody wa offering fctufT. At time
January pork was ottered 20c under the
market, with no takers. The bottom wa
reached at a decline of about (Wc. Lard
had ben firmest of the product and turned
strong on support. Th hog market, which
had been lower on only ,Cm) head receipts,
turned up late, with a view to attracting
more atock to market next week. Corn,
the. weaknes of which wa the primary In
fluence In the provision selling, turned
firm. After the revere break there was a
reactive tendency and the day's louses were
much lee then at on time seemed prob
able. September pork sold from 1.66 down
to 116.71, and cloned weak- and 16c off at
I1S.S6; January sold from SU S to S13.S0, and
closd at tit. 60; September lard sold as tow
aa 110.60, and closed 7Wo down at $I07H;
September ribs dropped from S10.W to $S.tw,
aud closed 12V,o off at Uo.lUVfr.
Corn was so wesk early that It caused
weakness in everything els on the floor.
After slumping 7c In one week, an ad
ditional declln In deferred future ef lo
frightened the few remaining bulla Into
renewed liquidation. The weather was
favorable and crop reports were bearish,
Texas was asking for bids for corn for
Immediate shipment. Altogether, it ap
peared that soon there would be a big
movement from the aoulhweet. The de
cline, however, soon brought prices to a
pot which wa considered too profitable to
the ehort to last long. Covering had been
going on all morning, but now grew lively.
The clique that had sold September short
around tko as a hedge against the corner
In July, covered .lormonely at big profit.
2 'he crowd turned bullish, but th recent
eprelon had been ae great that it wa
hard to overcome. September, which
lumped to (OHe, rallied to bo. but closed
only a, trig firmer and 4Ho up at 614ft
tmo. Deoember slumped lo to ttc and
closed eaay and Htyke off at 8S39Jo.
Receipt war still remarkably small ,t
M car.
Wheat mad new records for low prices
for the crop. There wa a temporary firm
nana at the opening on light ralna In th
spring harvest, but th drop In corn and
the subsequent depression In oat brought
marked depression. Crop prospects still
Were excellent and all report Indicated big
yields, both for winter and spring wheat.
Etoplos order were plenty, hort selling
wa free and thera waa only scanty cover
ing late In, the day. on more rains pre
Ull'L-V, , i'l(t.L TW i wvrw V -1
heavy, especially southwest. There waa
ho business In London or Liverpool, but
th continent wae weak. September
opened Ho up to unchanged at SS'.c to 63c.
broke to 6Tfeo and closed eaay, a shad oft
at sTHSdSc. December sold down at S6Vd
and closed He up at 664 i&47e. Local re
ceipts were St3 cars. 1 of contract grade;
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 11 car,
making a total for th three point of 3H0
car, against tCS last week, and 41 a year
ago. Primary receipts were 1,011.000 bush
els, against 77S,0v0 bushel last year. Sea
board clearance In wheat and lov.t equaled
33.0U0 bushel.
Corn weakness brought a s;-jmi In oat.
Trade was fair, but the crop reports were
too bearish to al'.ow much of a rally when
ether grains reacted. May ruled relatively
strong, but liquidation In th near futures
caused dips of lo. September sold front
Iiq to SOc and closed weak and o off at
VSte. Receipt were large at 244 car:
Estimated receipt for Monday: Wheat,
&i(Xhed?r0' C; U' cnM J""
The leading; future ranged a follow!
ArUole. Open. High. Low. Close. Te.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept.
Deo.
May
Oata
a Sept.
b Sept
b Dec.
May
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
"Jan.
Rlba
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
I
,
f?! g7
!ervrM!i
tWViiSGMlH
1 &r5
6iirikl6Bift4
twS
n4
40
St
f&
1 60
1( 62t,
14 70
10 75
I 70
17
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1 0
514
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26U
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1 59
1 66
14 TO
10 70
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76
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16 SS
16 45
14 60
14 B
10 75
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10 fttu
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a Old. b New. e Ne. S.
Cash Ouo' at ion were g follow:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents. S3.60473 4:
freights, S3.1(Kj3.45; clears, Sa.8utt3.lS; spring
gpecinJ. Jl.i J4.30; pateuta. Si.0w3.;i"
straights, " -HH.i,
,WMEA.-'0 ! rr,n- "i No. I spring,
Slftflo- No. S red. fowolUAo,
COB-.Vo. X 68iic
OATS-No. s, U4Xc; No. t white. 3J
RTE No. S, 610.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. EMflOc.
SEEDS-No. 1 flax, S1.43: No. 1 iiorth
weatern, SI 4; prime timothy, S4.85; clover,
contrart grade, S8 60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hM. ti 26
fil.W. lrd. per loO lbs . 110 6f.n!10 674
Short ribs sides (loose), 19 10 Ok Dry
salted anoltlrler (boxed). li"'iivI5 Short
clear sides (boxed). Sll.iatfll.Ju.
VVHiSKT On the basi of high wine.
Th following ar th receipts and ship
ment: , , Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls is, on) Vs.toQ
Wheat, u 1MH ltfiO'
Corn, bu t.2.00 V.(f
Oats, bu 2i.O0 laitini)
,. 14,0.0 1,000
Iiarlsy, bu i.uoa
On th Produce exchange today th but.
ter market was steady: creameries. 14
le; dairies, l&j-nkc. Cheese, steady at
luifac. Lgsa, firm; freah. 17Vc.
GRAINS SEEK l7(3WEB LEVEL
Dowaward Teadeaey Prevalent In
Cereal with He Prospective
Betteraaeat ef Priees.
OMAHA. Aug. Thl wsek shows a eon.
tlnuance of conditions which prevailed last
Week, with mora of a pronounced tendency
to lower values, and this tn the face of an
excellent cah altuatlon. and it Is hard to
see any betterment in prices unless we get
some sensational damare talk from the
ether lde, or an oversold condition here
both of which era prooable. Ths concvii
trL.d holding which we mentioned In our
laat week's letter la till Intact. Receipts
continue moderate, and while they do not
contain inu-.h contract wheat, atlll It Is
wheat, and ha got to be hadxad. and
tomeone has to cany the load lli selling
has been v principally by tired holders,
b lned by the weakness In corn and oata.
The fcatu.e In corn hss been the general
and conlitiued liquidation by ions, and no
concerted buying by the shorts until the
market got below 6c. and they were good
buyers at and below this point. Whlis we are
frltndlv to corn at preaent prlcea, we would
not a 1 viae buying the September, figuring
mat December at present discount la a
much better purchaae. Cash situation Is
excellent, receipts continue light and not
anyahere up to expectation. Soma talk of
new corn moving l:i Kanaa and Indian ter
ritory, but It will not be available for some
time.
The oat market ha been pretty nearly
fealurtle.fi; lower In mpathy with lb
other inarketa. Caeh aliuatlon a UlM
eealer. frop I reported as yle)dl:.g eU,
but Quality pour. Thar ha been sum
buyli.g of September by people wh have
be, n much intei eated In oats of late, an
ticipating a ll(bt movement. Thl being
realised e no future decline for lb
pieeeul and rather look, fur an improve
ment. The provUldn awkst thlg week hag beea
on ih dvl!ne in sympathy with The grtln
n.arkets and commteelon hottaee Selling de
ferred future In January pork, lard and
rllm, alo Mar. At present pri.e for Jan
uary pork mesne S.1.50 hose, which It doe
net look aa thnush we were going to get
til year. If the receipt r any Indication.
September products have been very eteady,
eeneolaliy lard, which Is held by the Cud-
hys. Hlbe nd pork by Armour. January
and May pork have been raided at time
and offered down by country selling. Pack
ing tn date M5.a), agabiet .,ii laat year.
8'ock In tore at Chicago: Perk, 41.7.SO
bbls.; lard, 44. Wo tierces: ribs, n.SiiO.tXW lbs.
Selling of January and May pork aeema to
be the prevailing feature In the market
and ha had the effect of depreaatng other
ccmmodlUe. The caah trde la only mod
erate. FLOYD J. CAMPBELL CO.
HEW YORK OENKKAL MARKET.
(notation ef the Day Varlea
Cenaasodltlea.
NEW TORIT, Anr. .-rLOUR-Recelpt,
26.314 bbl ; exports. I.u3i bbl.; flour had a
(mall trade, with the tendency still bear
ish; winter patents, SJ.io.Oo; winter
atrulghla, 3.45ia.iu; Minnesota patent M.80
feil.; winter extras, SJ.U'y.36; Mlnneaota
bakers, SS.lfdlt.ao; winter low grsdes. Si Hs
SIS. Rye Hour, quiet; sales, io bbl.: fair
to good, Si..;J.4o; choice to fancy, ii-oa'd
S.iO.
t-ORNMEAL Easy: yellow ' weatern.
$127; city, (J; Rrandywfne, S3.4StlJ 65.
KYEwIejiiy; No. western, 6o, f. o.
b., aflotu a-.a, .ia6Jo, c. i. f., Nw York,
cariots.
RAH LEY Dull ; feeding, 64c, o. L f..
Buffalo. '
WltKAT Receipts, 115,778 bu' exports.
10K,li bu. Spot, easy; No. i red, 7ic In
elevator; No. 2 red, 7tSr7iHc, f. o. b afloat :
No. 1 northern, Duluth, 79i,c, f . o. b.
afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, W4c, f. o. b.,
afloat. Steadied at ttrst by showers In the
northwest, wheat soon retreated under laat
night e level, influenced by local unloading,
fears of a bearlah crop report on Monday,
poor support and a heavy winter wheat
movement, notably at St. Lout. The close
wa steady, with corn, at a partial Uc net
advance; May, J4'a74'c, cloalng at 74,o:
September, 72 7-1!.'i lo-16c, closing at liVc!
December, 7i'72Sc. closing at 7ic
CORN Receipts. l.OaO bu.; export, 25,707
bu. Spot, eaay; No. 2, 4tlHo In elevator
and 64c afloat. Option market opened Ir
regular, late positions being weakened by
rain news and September steady on cover
ing. Later everything turned weak under
general liquidation. Th close wa unset
tled on a late demand for September to
cover shorts. Last price show o ad
vance on September and KbVfcc decline
otherwise; May, 'r4JVkc. closing at 4avc;
September, toH&StHic, closing at 56fto; De
cember, 4d-i&4oc, closing at 460.'
OATS Recelpte, 91,600 bu ; export. 126
bu. Spot, quiet; No. 2. l?c; No. S, 60c;
No. S white, 70c; No. S white, 69c; track,
mixed western, 4MiJ2c; track, white west
ern, 70c; track, white state, 70c. Options
quiet and easier. In sympathy with corn.
HAT Firm; shipping, uW'0c; good to
Choice, tl.0U4jti.0S,
HOPS-Ftrrn; state, ntime to choice, 1M1
crop. 19231-; 1900, 10c; old, 6a9c; state,
common to choice, 1901 crop, 21ioc; 19 0
crop, l'ff'Se; olda 7810c; Pacific coast, 1901
crop, tO'o'JRHo: 1S0O crop, 17lc: old. 7i3l0
LKATHER Steady; acid. 2426c.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, lo to 26 lb.,
ISc; California. 21 to 26 lbs.. lc; Texas dry,
24 to 80 lb., 13c
WOOL Steady; domestic) fleece, t530c.
TALLOW Dull; city (12 per pkg.), 6c;
country tpag. iree;, n.inc.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair
to extra, 4H9
7c; Japanese, 4&ic.
MULASHiDH Bt
teadvt New Orleans, nnen
Rfliuo, inna io cnoice, sigio.
PROVISIONS Beef, dull; family, $1500
U6.W; mess, tU.OOfu 13.60: beef hams, $Z2.WXct
23 00; packet, ti4.U'-a'16.v0; city extra India
mess, S22.OCir74.00. Cut meat, dull; pickled
bellies, SH.&oqa 12.60; pickled shoulders, SS.76'A
.26; pickled hams. 212.00012.60. Lard,
easy; western steamed, tlO.86; August closed
at $10. K, nominal; refined, easy; South
America. $11.76; compound, S8.12Hti8.50; con
tinent, tll-00. Pork, outet; 'family, tTO.OiKW
20 50; short clear, $19.0iMa21.00; mess, I1S.2&U
loo. -
BUTTER Steady; receipts, S.968 pkgs.;
cjremer,jl724Hjc; factory, 14Hli4ic; re no-
"kwai vasreC ua)tt fl BaAasj M ewvJtlaS7
17HOJ ste dairy, 17(g20e.
CHEESE Dull and weak; receipts, 2.B73
?kga.; new state, full cream, small colored,
ancy. Ha; smal white, SVso; large colored,
Hct large whiu. Hc ,
EQOS Firm; western, candled, 1820c;
western, tincandled, 16&18C. -
POULTRY-Allve, eulet; chickens, 13Ho;
turkeys, 11c; fowl, l3Hc Dressed, firm;
chicken. 14c; fowls, Uc: turkey, 14(g16c.
METALS The usual Saturday quietude
prevailed in all metal markets today and
Slices were generally as they were on Frt
ay, with a. steady undertone dominating
principal metals. Copper was In moderate
demand. Standard wae quoted at $11.16
11.60) lake, SU.85$11 S6; electrolytic. tlLObd
11.16; casting, SU.fc.tfU.T5. Spot tin firm at
Sa. 66(8.00; futures continued to show un
easiness of undertone. Lead held steady
but dull at t4.i:4 and spelter firm at S5.4S
for spot and SS.27H for August delivery.
Local iron price remained about aa last
quoted. Supplies are in light demand and
the ton appears steady.
Bauaat Clearing. '
OMAHA, Aug. . Bank clearings for the
week aa compared with corresponding
week last year:
190J. 1901.
Monday tl,S.7t M H,0&4,eSl OS
Tuesday l.OM.gxi 14 976. 6S2 W
Wednesday 1,110,796 94 I76.5tl 90
Thursday 1,131,816 S3 1,070,7 6a
Friday l,0t,2 SO 9X2.&H 97
Saturday ..u v77,t2 24 1.022.03 94
, ToUlg 6,672.06v7 $4,110,411
Iroreaee 4J.4U 74
ST. LOUIS. Aug. . Clearing, tS,74,96e;
balance, SM7.199; money, 6d per cent;
New York exchange at par.
. CHICAGO. Aug. . Clearing. $23.to6,261;
balance, $2,239,772; sterling poeted exchange,
$44 for alxtv day and S4vM8Vfa for demand;
New York exchange, nothing doing.
BALTIMORE, Aug. . Clearings, W.T70.
A balances, Sii,671. For the week: Clear
In if a, $11,671,801; balance, $2,034,26. Money,
4'44 per cent.
BOSTON. Aug. I. aearlngs, $20,618,670;
balance. Sl.16S.ei4.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. .-Clearings,
$16.uU.44k; balance. aT.8l.a. Per th week!
Clearings, $3j,S)l416; balance, 14.0ub,046.
Money, 4 per cent.
, NEW YORK, Aug. t.-Clearlng, $238,801,
122; balances, 110,6,784.
CINCINNATI Aug. I.-Clearing. $2,4S,
160; money, tQ per cent; New York ex
change at par.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Maea., Aug. t. WOOL
The general quotation ar very firm end
generally higher. Ohio' and Pennsylvania
XXX, 2031c; Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
and above, 27HavaiHc: Ohio and Pennayl.
vanla X, 2f,irtc; Michigan and Wisconsin
X and above, 2k)c; Ohio and Pennavl
tranla No. 1 clothing and combing. 27V;'Sc;
Michigan No. 1 clothing and combing, Zikd
27c; Ohio, Delaine waahed, S"aHlc; fin
Texas and territory, 17u:)ic; medium Texa
and territory. 164il8'(,c; Oregon, 1&&20C;
California prlng. 13lSo. '
LONDON, Aug. 8. WOOL Th arrival
of wool for the fourth er!ea of 'auction
able number 144V,4u3 bale, Including is OmG
forwarded direct to eplnnera. Th import
during the week were: New South Wales
3M' New Zealand, 4.6.J7; Cape of Good Hop
and Natal, 737; else -where, too,
BT. LJUUIS. Aug. 9.-WOOL-8teady; me
dium sradea and combing, UalSc; light
fine. I2al6c; heavy fine, hafl2c; tub
washed, lfru-tic
Forrlga Flaaaelal.
LONDOI", Aug. 9 Gold premiums at
Beunos Ayrea. 13.60; at Madrid. 27; at
Liabon 29; at Rome. 106.
PAR 13. Aug. 8 Three pre cnt rentes,
lwf oc for the account. Exchange on
London, f6f 20o for checks. Prices on the
bourse today opened firm, with some alight
advances. Itvtr bu-lneas was quiet and
prices were steady. Ruasian Industrial re
covered materiBlly. Tramway and trac
tions were In good demand. Kattlra were
firm and Inactive. Rio Unto were firmer.
The private rata of discount was 2 per crnt.
RERUN, Aug. 9. Trading on the bourse
today at almoHt llfeles with the tone
generally allKhlly weaker. Canadian Pa
clrio wer lower In sympathy wUh New
York. Exchange on London, 2om 4pfg for
check. Discount rat for abort bills 14
per cent; for three month' bill, 1 per
cent.
tegar Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9-STTGAR-Rs w.
steady: fair refining. 2To; centrifugal, 96
teat, t U-U.:. Molasses sugar. 2Su. Re
fined, te1y; No. f. 4.1i"C: No. T 4c; No t.
S!oc; No. . S t6c: No. R. SMc; No. 1L 8.75c;
No. 12. 2.7t)c; No. 13, S.Tuc; No. 14. S.Toc;
confectioners' A. 4&c; mould A. 4'jOc; cut
loaf, $16c: cruahed, 6 16c; powdered, 4-76u;
granulated, 4.66c; cubes, 4 90c.
Dry Uooda Market. .
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-DRT OO0D3-The
market to.iay has been a quiet one and
with the exception of a few buyers In the
lobbing division purchaalng full supplies.
Utile hae ben done In the way ,( bual
neea. I iicea on the whole are firm. Re
port from the local and out-of-town job
bing trade during the week show a butter
buslnesa doing.
Exports aal liaperls.
NEW YORK. Aug 9 -The Imports cf dry
gools and merchandise at New York this
were valued at $12.1S4.7. The ex
ports of apeule aggregated Stil.U7 allver
and $'rt4.44! gold. The Imports of specie
r guia and aUvaa.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cgttl Mey Be Quoted Stroipsr for tL
Wetk, but Otliri Loirtr.
HOGS TWENTY-FIVE LOWER fOR THE WEEK
ftheen Have Beea In Liberal Bapply All
Week and Prices Have Decline
froan a Dime te Hoarier
Feeder Felly Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 8.
Receipt were:
OlH'-lal Monday
t'ttit iat M ueeuay
Official Wednesday
tunuiHl Thursday...
Ofllclal Friday
Official Saturday....
Cattle. Hog. Bbeep.
... 9.4o& S.4.M 12A9
... 4...S4 ,4. 4. An)
... t,23 $.748 t.KH
... S.0S4 6.3tl 2.4:0
,.. 611 4,947 1,6,0
6 6,412 831
Total this week 22.6H5 .S78 81.417
Week ending Aug. 2. ...11. 13 tl.jUtf 24.128
Week ending July 26....10,sj 8S.670 .7il
Week enulng July 19....16.iM0 S.1U tl.Urt
Week ending July la... .12.201 3.M4 !t,2
Same week last ysar... .15.4.0 49,467 2l.i79
RECEIPTS lOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Th following table shows the receipts of
Cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to dat aud comparisons with
laat year:
1902. 19cl. ;nc. Dec.
Cattle 439.i:f 4U1M3 ".IM
Hog l,6M,it7 L619.1.3 84,644
Sheep tiU.lU toi.fcU 72.806
The following table shows tne average
price ot bogs sold on the South Omaha
market the laat several days, with com
parisons with former year;
Data 1902. 19Ol.l00.ls98.UM.1897.186.
July 14...
July 16...
July 16...
July 17...
July Is...
July 18...
July 20...
July 21...
July 22...
July 28...
July 24...
7 72SI
7 7lHa
t f 08
8 17 8 04
8 20, 8 01
1 721
1 T4
1 73
I a 1 1'
8 8f
7 l
7 62
T 4IV.1
71
I 4111
July 26...
I 3
July ...
July 27...
July 28...
July 29...
July )...
JJiy SI...
August 1.
AL'gust 2.
August 9.
August 4.
August t.
Auujst t.
T a
7 63j
7
54VI
61v.t
41 "41
1
7 8W
1 1711
7 16'.
August 7.
August 8
August I
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
, XOgs. BU V a avas
C, M. St. P. By .. ..
Wabash Ry i.... 1 . ..
Missouri Paciflo Ry 1
Union Pacific system 9 8..
C. N. W. Ry W ..
V., E. A M. V. R. R U M
C, Bt. P., M. 4V O. Ry 9 - a.
B. M. R, Ry U
C, B. U. Ry f
C, R. I. A P.. east U M
Illinois Central Ry.. .,..., 1 ..
- Total receipts 88 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchaalng the Dum
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co t4
Swift and Company 1.299 707
Cudahy Packing Co 1,918 W
Armour eV Co... .., .. 1,6-4
other turr- 4 846
Total 4 6,811 1,638
YPSTHRDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
Th following Ust shows fh number
of cars f feeder ehlpped to tha country
yesterday and their destination)
Cars.
M. Alexander, Geneva, Neb. B. A M 1
Roger ttroa.. Lowell. Neb. B. eV M 1
Chris Anderson, Tekamah, Neb. M. ex O- t
A. J. Ladenberger, Moras Bluffs. Neb.
F. E :
ta a
naa Kingston, Stanton, Neb. F. B.... 1
1. Arnold, Leigh. Neb. V. K 8
t A Burke. Merchlaton, Neb. U. P.... t
Thomas
E. M,
B. T. Campbell, Tipton, la. R. 1 8
1. D. Murray, Anita, la. R, 1 1
John E. Mccracken, Manilla, I, MU 1
Alex McOlnnl. Coin, la. Wab... I
U Nwby, Wall Lake, la--N. W 1
J, Mauer, Wall Lake, la. N. W X
H. Miller, Schaller, la. N. W I
J. Ehler, Scbleawig, la. N. W I
M. T, Davis, Malvern, la Q ......v. 1
O. W, Marshall, Ipava, I1L Q i
W. Wallace, Qrlswold, la. Q 4
CATTLS There were ne cattle on aals
today, but for the week recelpte are con
siderably in excess of last week and also
of the corresponding week of last year.
The market on desirable grades has been In
good shape all the week, but the common
kinds bave been neglected, with the ten
dency of prices downward.
Thera bave been very few cornfed on
sal this week, and a th demand on th
part of packers was In good shepe the
better grade, uch as sell from ii.lt up,
bav been strong, but th half-fat kind
that sell from 86.78 down are a little lower.
There have been no cholee cattle offered
though that would sell from $7.75 to $8 85,
but It Is thought that finished cattle would
sell here te good advantage. I
The cow market broke In rather bad
shape the first of the week, and on Tues
day wa a good quarter lower. Slnoe that
time, however, th feeling has beea a little
better, and the market for the week is
only about 164226 lower. That applies to
both natives and cornfed.
Bologna bulla are, it anything, a little
lower than they were a week ago, and are
selling mostly from $2.60 to 82.00. Feeder
bulls have held about steady and have sold
around $2.00 and S3.2S. Good packer bulla
may also be quoted steady, bi". vary few
ar coming. Veal ealve and stags have
cot shown much of any change.
. There ha bean un actlv demand ail th
week for heavy dehorned feeder of good
quality and flesh. A high a 86.93 wa
paid on Thursday for a bunch of weat
ern that averaged 1.218 pound, but they
were good. That was the high prloe of the
eaaon. and also th hlgheat price on reo
ord st thl market for wee tern feeder.
Prime dehorned yeerlings hav also held
steady, but common stuff of all ages end
weight 1 a little lower.' Horned cattle
sell from 20o to 80o lower than dehorned
cattle.
Western rang beef steers that were good
enough to sell from Ss.oo to Ve.ie have been
eirong all the week and may be quoted
a little higher. The kinds, tough, that
sell from $6.00 down are a little lower.
Range cows are 1625c lower, and desir
able feeders are stronger, while common,
kind are alow and lower.
HOGS There wa a light run of hog
here today, but In spite of that faot th
market continued on It downward course.
On the (tart It wa weak to a nickel lower
than yesterday' average, but later on It
looked a though there were not going lo
be enough to meet the local demand, and a
a result th market firmed up and wa
bout steady with yesUKay' general mar
ket. Toward the close, however, the feel
ing became weaker again, and th tat
hog sold about like tha first ones. The
long string went t $7.16, and th good hogs
sold from that figure up to $7.26. The com
mon grades Bold from $7.16 down to $7.09.
Tne supply of hog for the week has been
heavier tnan for laat week, but as coin
pared with the eame week of laat year
there la a bis decrease. The market has
moved steadily downward since Monday
with the exception of Wednesday, when
there was a slight resctlon, and th de
cline for the week amount to a llttl ever
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6MKKP-There were three car of Sheep
en sal this morning, but they were moatiy
leeoVrs. There were a few fat yearling,
however, that eolrt at Juat about aten.ly
rirlce w'th yeeterdny. Th feeders were
n good demand at eteadv prlcea. A hunch
of fat wether held over from yesterday
also (old at a steady price.
lor the week receipts have shown a bis
lrcres over the corresponding week of
laat year, but oompsred with Inst week
there la a decrease. The first part of the
week the msrket was rather quiet, wlih
price lower, and at one time wa safely
a quarter lower. Th feeling Improved,
however, toward the close, bo that aa
compared with last week the market In a
gcod many cases la not over pVilbc lower,
while In other Instance II 1 lUniic lower.
Handy weight stuff ha sold to the best ad
vantage, while heavy sheep have been
rather neglected and have declined the
most. The decline la Jut about th sams
on both sheep and lamb.
There ha been a trong demnd all the
week for feeders and the market ha held
fully ateady. There are more order In th
yard than can be filled and each day s
offerings have been picked up In a hurry,
Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to
choice yearlings, SJ.7b4r4.00; fair to good,
$!. J 60; good to choice wethers, $12f"U3 ;
fair to good wethers, $' if.2r,: good to
choice ewe. t9.20tjl.&0: fair to good ewe,
$2 9.5$.20: good to choice spring lambs, $r00
tf5.2."; fair to good spring Iamb, $4,7631.00;
feeder wethers. $2.7f'(i3.26; feeder yearling,
S2 0o.tf3.40; feeder lamb. 81604.10; teener
, $1,253-2.25. Representative sales:
No. ar. , pr.
12 Wyoming ewes 80 2 00
'2 Wyoming ewe 92 1 40
11 Wyoming wether M 8 26
121 Wyoming feeder wether 76 8 25
ftKj Wyoming wether 100 8 60
101 Wyoming yearling 79 8 86
18 Wyoming wes 90 i 09
128 Wyoming feeding wether... 76 8 29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK ( MARKET,
Cattle, Saeep aaa Laanba Steady and
Hegr Steady ta Higher.
CHICAGO. Aug. . CATTLHS Reoel pts,
800 head. Market steady; good to prim
steers, SS.00ti8.9o; poor to medium, S4.60$7.70;
stockers and feeders, $2.6u(afl.26; cows, 81.60
tlS.75; heifer. S2.60tf-H.60; canner. $1.6o2.6e;
bulls, $2.a.6.40; CRlvea, $2.607.26; Texaa
fed steers, $2.2636.00; western iteers, So.00
7.00. ....
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; estimated
Monday, 2o,00ti; left over, 1,500. Market
steady to So ;nr: mixed and butcher.
S6.6oru7.40; good choice heavy, $7.S0tl7.66;
rough heavy, 77.10 light, 4.o7i; bulk
Of Bale. .9ou'7.Sa.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,600
head; sheep, ateady; lambs, steady; good
to choice wether, $160(04.26; fair to chole
mixed, 22.604iS.i6; western eheep, 82.Kitti4.00;
native Umba, S3.60fe4.26; wealern lamb,
86.75. . .
Official yesterday:
. Receipt. Shipments.
Cattl 2, 3' 4 1.6R9
Hog 15.775 4.128
Bheep 6.779 i
Kaaaa City I4ve Btoek Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aur. 9 CATTLE) Re-
Lceipts, 200 head; market unchanged; choice
export and areeaea peel steers, .Ma.2t;
fair to good, $8.W7.46; stockers and feed
ers, $2.U.K(jw.26; western-ted steers, $3,604
8.26; Texas and Indian steer. S8.4O-HS.00;
Texas cows, $2.503.00; native cow. Si.OOrJ
4.60; natlv heifers, S2.KQ4.60; canners
Sl.60Qt.26; bullB, t2.7Ee3.C6; calves, 82 009
6.10. RecelpU for th week: O-'attle, 48.000;
calves. 6,6oO,
HOOS Receipt. 1.600 head: markot
steady; top, $7.60; bulk of sale, $7.267.40;
heavy, 87.W.50; light, $7.JOi&'7.40; yorker.
heavy.
l7.0tXCT.2
; pigs, S6.0u.77V; racslpts for the
--W 1 Haul
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200 head ;
market steady; native lambs, $2. 406. 76;
western lambs, 82.10(86. 00; natlv wether,
t2.60u4.60; western wether, S8.00tS4.00; fed
ewes, S3. 1514. 16; Texas clipped yearling,
S2.6ti3t.6&; Texa clipped sheep, S3.06&..lk);
tocker and feeder, 2-40&3.(iO; receipt for
Ui week, 18.800,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-CATTLE Receipts,
826 head, including 200 Texans; market quiet:
native shipping and export steer,- $6.10
7.W: dressed beef and butcher ateera, $3.00
fefc.W; steer under 1,000 lb.. 84i.763-4.l0:
tockers end feeder. $2.8604.00; cow and
heifers, 82.2b36.26; cannere, J1.7b2.gS; bulla,
$2.76(8.40; calves, $6.0iiftf7.26; Texa and In
dian ateera, , 83.404.80; oows and heifer,
$2.2afl!26.
HOOS Receipt, 2,000 head; ateady; pigs
and lights. $7.(XxaP7.20; packers, S7.267.40;
butchers. 87.8o!7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 160 head;
market steady: native muttons, $3.404.10;
lamb, S4.06fr&.&0; cull and buck, $2.0o4.00;
tockere, $1. 004.26; Texan. 83.63.70.
Row Terk Live gteek. Market
NEW TORK, Aug. 9 BEEVES Re
calpta, 844 head; dressed beef, ateady;
cable laat received quoted American ateera
at lVfc&74c, drecsed weight; refrigerator
beer at 11 Ho per lb; export today, partly
eetimated, bin) beeves, 8,600 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts only 4 head.
HOGS Receipts, 867 bead; nominally
lower,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8. SCI
head; sheep steady, lambs a higher; sheep
sold at $2.7&ipS,0 per 100 lbs.; lambs, $6.05
Cf7.00: culls, $6; dressed muttons, 6Vit(So
per lb.; dressed lamb, i&Uc
H. Joseph Live ateek Market.
8T. JOSEPH, Aug. 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 68 head; nominal; natives, S4.7of
8 60; oows and heifers, $1.60(pi6. 26; veals,
$3.gufc.0O; bulls and stage, $2.6ua.26; stock
ers and feeders, tJ.0t.wj1. 76.
HOOS RecelpU, 2,264 head; steady to to
lower; light and light mixed, $7.15i37.SC;
medium and heavy, $7.201.42; pigs, 84.2s
ti.80: bulk, $7,164.86.
BHEEP AND LAMBS No receipt; na
tive, $6; western lamb. 85.76; western
yearling, 84.26; western wethers, 84; west
ern ewes, 42.76.
Staax City Lv gtoek Market.
SIOUX CITT, Aug. 9. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipt. 600; market steady;
beeves, Jc.6fi'7.6o; cuwa, bull and mixed,
2.0ti.00; etocker and feeders, $2.7u4.;
yeariing and calvee. S2.6uid4.00.
HO4fl Receipt, S.COii; market 10o lower
at l.Wl.i bulk, 86.ruav.9t,.
ok Sa Slgkt-
Th following tabl shows th receipts of
cattle, hot and she.p at tha five principal
markets for August I:
waitie. Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha
s
831
Chicago
800
2"0
63
1,600
t")
160
Kansaa city
St. Louis ...
8L Joseph ..
Totals ...
8M3 17.2S2 1.621
Cotte Market,
NEW TORK. Aug. 9 -COFFEE Spot Rio,
3 tile t; No. 7 invoice. 6o. Mild, quiet; Cor
ova, S&llHo. Future opened quiet, with
firicta unchanged to 4 point higher, th
atter on November only, and due to cover
ing. Cable were about a expected. Re
ceipt were over estimated nd considerably
above those of a year ago. On fair support
from bulls and further ooverlngs the 11st
advanced 6&10 points on near month, hold
ing to thl level until near the clues, when
aggreaslv Belling by Importer agalnat
brasll purchase weakened price, the close
being net 6 point lower to 9 points higher
end barely steady. Trading wa limited to
22.000 bages. Including August at 8.2636. 45o;
September, 6 3i.1j6.40; December, 6.25o;
March, 5ic; May, 6.46c; July, e.euc.
OH aad Roslsu
OIL CITT, Pa.. Aug. 9 OIL Credit bal
ance. 81 22; certificate, no bid; shipment
8,19 bbl.; average sn.544 bbls.; runs, t.ll
bbls.; average, 78.811 bbls.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 9 OIL North Lima.
89c; Houth Lima and Indiana. 64c.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-OIL Cottonseed,
dull; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
4:'4 Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York, 87.20- Philadelphia and Baltimore,
87.16; Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk,
84 60. It f in. firm; strained, common to
jood, $1.6JV3l-6o. TurpenUne, Arm, etiHiy
's.TANNAIf, Qa, Aug. 9-OIL-Purpen-tine,
firm, 44'c for old. Roain. firm; A. B
nd C. $106; D, $1.10; E. $1.15: t $1.20;
O. $1 26; H, $160; I, 2190; K. i 4o; M, $2 ko;
N, $3 80; W. a.r 88 40; W. W., $2.6.
Evaporated Applee and Dried Pralta.
NEW TORK. Aug. 9. EVAPORATED
APPLES Th market coattnuee very quiet
and nominal; common to good ar quoted
at SftlOr: prime, lofcei04o; choice, Muac;
fancy. llW.!2c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT Spot
prune occupy a strong position under fair
supplies and fair demand. Domestic tak
li.g are largely of a lobbing naure, but
there I a good bualnes for export. Price
range from lc to li,c. Apricot ar quiet
locally, but holders report a fair export
demand from the coast and the price are
a fraction hi her on good in boxea at IVi
Peaches ar quiet and unchanged at
U'alio lut peeled arid t'O'lU'c for unpeeied.
V Weekly Baak tateaaeat.
NEW TORK, Aug. 9 -The statement of
th aaaoclaUd hanks for the week ending
today snows: Loan l--CJ 4.euu. Increase
$H.3 200; deposit iJ 644 uuu, Incrsas
4v7.iM; clrculatlen t .l Ij ug, decrease t:''.l,
6vu; legal teudsr .l,4.,.u, deurease U.M.-
21
00": specie T1.4.40fi. drcrenae 81.t78W: re
serve IMK iiVum, decrrae 84.0K2..ai- rtserv
roiiir-l 2. "tS.Sl.l), In renee $.4,375; ur
plua 9.W1,2, decrena $4,706,176,
Cotton Market.
PT. LOrifl, Aug. 9-COTTON-Mirket
quiet; middling, rc; sales, US bales; re
ceipts, l.j bales; shipment, 847 balee; atock,
15. 4,'7 bales.
(1ALVKHTON, Aug. 9-COTTON-Mrket
quiet strong. 8 7-lfto.
NEW OrLkaNS, Aug. 9 -COTTON All
market closed In honor of King Edward,
TUB REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Saturday.
Ausust 9:
Warranty Peed.
F, J. Fttagerald and wife to H. B.
Roaa ,14 J(t j, bi,,,., a, j-trst ,dd to
Fouth Omaha $ x
Omaha National bank to I-aur pcott,
rP of "H of nV wt4 and n4 of sVi
fi.W rtM of nwU set Sl-IS-18... B.009
... ,M- Hyerson end husband to E.
W. Barber, e 17 feet lot 17 and w If
m'JT1 ! b,ork L Orchard Hill LT&0
Ella Txschuck and huaband lo J. M.
Hamilton, lot 4, block 13, West End
ud
4elt dale Deed.
E. L. Sayre et al to Chicago Lumber
company, lot 7, block 827, Omaha.... 1,500
Total amount of transfer.
....88.661
V. Farnam Ginith
& Go.
6TOCK8, DOfJDS,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
BUT AUD SELI,
Omaha First Mortgages.
City and County Warrants.
County and State Bonds.
Stock of
Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Omaha Street Railway.
, Lincoln Land Co.
Omaha Banks,
And other stocks of all kinds.
For immediate aad future delivery.
1320 Fgrnsa St. Tel. 1004
; MLXflS TODD
U Board of Trade Eldg. Telephone 125J.
Laoal Seewrltles Boagbt aad Sold.
Omaha Stock Tarda Stock. Sioux City
Stock Yard Stock, Street Railway Stock
Water Co. Bonds, 6aa Co. Bonds.
Ckalea Per Cewt Bead For Sale.
BOYD & MERRILL
ROOM 4 K. T. LI FBI BLDQ.
GRAIN STOCKS
New York Stockg and Chicago Grain
bought and sold for cash or on margin.
Tel. 108S. OMAHA, NEB.
SUCCESS FECULHTIGal
UKUULOi) HOO.OO invented la Grain or
" ... . . . SUxU by oar "Safety Val v
riaa abonld reeo.lt la a profit of 1500.00 to
81000.09 withia 80 day a Writ for particulars
and sand for our free book ."Messrs Mthd
for Sals laveetassat.
M. B. FOWLER Co, Banker aad
Brokers, fkinara aolr
Batldlaa, Ckleagra.
WILLIS TODD
Manager for E. K Prince.
ORAI5, PROVISIOH9, STOCKS.
Direct Wires to New Tnrk an,l r.v.1
IS Board of Trade Building. Telephone 1262.
Send for Dally Market Letter.
RAILWAY TIM8S tyakA.
ViilOH, STATION 10TH AND MARCY.
Cblcago, Book Island Faolfla.
BAST ArrtT
Chicago DayUght Lin- "
'd a 6:00 am
Chicago Daylight a 1 00 am
Chicago Expreaa bll:14 am
Le Molne Local a 8:20 pm
Chicago rait Express... a 8;0e pm
, WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lim
ited a 8:60 am
Lincoln, Colo. Springs,
a 8:45 ant
a 9.3b pn
a 6:u6 pm
bll:io a in
a 1:2a ,iti
a 4:68 am
iJenver, fuebio and
V.7 .
Colo.. Teias,'"cX''
Oklahoma Flyer....
Illlaola Central.
a 1:80 pm a 6:48 pm
I:M pm al2:40 pa
Chicago Gzpresa ,. ilJJitn
a 6:10 pa
a 8 .-ot aa
bl0:9 pa
JU0.S6 Bui
4-iucaavi. Minneapous es
SC Paul Limited a 1M ota
Minneapolis 2 &L P4.1
Express , f do am
Laiuago axpreas ........
taioa raaiav,
f
Lara -
Arrive,
a pm
Over lan a Limited a :u am
Vast Mail a 8. bo am
a i.ii pm
a 4:29 pa
a i-M am
cauiornia iiixpreaa a 4:0 pm
pacltlc Exprea ail .DO put
a,saivrn .ilfi4. ,.
Atlantic Express.
Colorado upeoial 7:10 am
VOicago npeuiai
Lincoln. atric and
1:40 am
gtromsburg Ex b 4:08 pm
bll:E0 nm
Tirana asiaaoi jjucai.,...D o:w pm
b .6 put
WabaaJa.
St. Louis "Caanon Ball"
Express a titS, pm
gt. Lout Local, Council
Bluff '. a 9:1 am
a 8:20 am
aio.80 pm
Mlaaoartr'aciao.
SL Louis Exprea alj:00 am
a :2S pm
a. & a Bu u 1 atuisu pm
a am
Cttloago, Mliwaskee Jt St. Paal.
Chicago es Omaha IEx..b T: am b 8:40 pm
Chicago Limited Ex... .a 6:41 pm a 7 .so am
CkSeasa Beirtaiweateraw
"The Northwaatrn Line."
. . Lav. Arrlva
Fast Chicago 2 io am a 7:09 am
vvwv. ...... ,.1V ,IB
a 2:fc0 Dm
ijayugni bu niu a 1 :2a an.
U9: pm
all:M pm
a 6:20 U
Daylltsbt Chicago a 8:l am
txioai Lnioage al0:66 am
Local Carroll m. 8m pm
east Cnloago.... fit cm
lmltad Chicago a 1:4a om
ai:uo ant
a 4.u6 pm
a k:ju ant
a 8:60 aiu
a 8:40 pua
Fast bt. Paul .....a 1:6a put
ast Mali,,,..
Local tuojx City b 8:68 pm
uiu:uo am
BJURLINCTOK STATlO.t lOTH 28 MAgOl
Varllagrtea Mlaaeart Mirer.
Leai.
Wymor. Beatrice asd
Lincoln 8:40 am
Neoraaka Express a k:to a.-n
Leaver Limited a 4.iS pm
Arrive.
tU: aa
a 7:44 pnt
a 6:45 wa
4.. i a v. a cxiiia biiu rut
bound Exprea ... . 4111:19 pm a 8:19 pm
Colorado VUbul4
Elyer
Lincoln Fast Mall b 8:10 cm
I ort Crook and Plat la
mouth b 8:f0 pm
Beilevnu at PaHna Jet. a 7 -.to im
Bellevu st Pacllio Jet.. a 8:00 am
a 2 10 pm
a .i? am
bll fit am
a 8:2 aiu
Maaeaa City. Su Josepa
Blair.
ab Coaaefl
Kansas City Day Ex.. ..a 9:80 am
CL Loul Flyer a 8:10 put
hnaas City Night Ex.. aiu.au pis
a 6:01 pa
alias aut
a :ia am
Cktieagc. Burllagtest 4k iatay.
Chicago Special a am a 4i pm
Chicago Veauoalad Ex a 4 'jO pin a 7 .u am
Chicago Local a tu am all.-oO put
Cmoaao intuited a S.v pm a 7:j0 aut
Fast Mall a S.ta put
a Dally: b Dally except Sunday,
day onli. d Laiiy aaoept Saturday,
xvept Monday.
e Sun.
a Lii
-
WEBSTER DEPOT 16 TIT k WEBSTER
Cktcaaa. 81. Paal, HlaasspelU as
Oaaaaa.
, leava Arrive.
Twin City Passenger.. ..a I do am a t:to pa
(iioux City Passenger... a 2 oo put ail:uo am
Eiuersou Ltcai ,.. b e:9 put b 8.4i am
Fresaeat. Eikhora at ' Mlaaaarl
Valley.
Blaek Hill. Daadwood,
Hot Spring 9.08 pa a 140 pa
Wyoming, Casper aa
Dougiaa .........j. d 10 pa l.-09pa
Haetliif. York, David
City, stuperlor, Oeaeva.
Easier and toward. ...b 8.-09 pm b 6:09 ra
Nurioia, Unoela aad
f remoi-t b T:80 am b 10:26 aa
Fremont Local e 1M am
Mlaaaarl Pacta.
Nebraaka IxxiaL Via
Wpiu W ater ., b 4:11 pa alOI aa