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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1902)
THE OMAHA DATIjY IMZTa TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1f)02. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Vulct Starti Btrongsr, bat Wcitntu Dii- p licet Strtngih id C1m ii Lowtri FROST REPORTS APE PROMINENT Early Rallr Follow by Slaklas; yell mm Cereals Qalt Weak rrrlilM Erraile Close Dfr. CTIICAOO. Au(. 11. Orsin trader hud only momentary relief toly from the sell ing pressure which put all market on th toboggan slide last week. Following n arly rally on frost report from th north west, price began sinking attain, and so general wu the selling that covering for short account couia not onwi m grcunra, At the close September wheat was o oft. Bentamber corn .'(flic lower and Reptem- fcer oata lkc down. Provisions were er- retlo and closed UcHAo lower. There we iodic uncertainty at the start Jn wheat Talk that there waa a food short Interest out, the cold weather In South .Dakota and Minnesota and fairly bullUh week-end atatlsllcs started a fair early demand. Bentltnent mors than news made the market weak and bears who held the whip In hand simply hammered price to suit themselves. One of the principal In ejentlve wilt bearish forecast of the gov rnment report that was die this after Tioon. Cables were lower, commission iinusea sold and prices slipped off. Later there was a rally on rood seaboard clear ance and fair export trade, Selling, however, set In again and the close waa siesr the bottom. September opened a had lower to Sa up at 7&i8Vt,c and old at 684e, declined to 6So and closed weak 0 off at S7yftP4c. Local receipt Were 421 cars, 3 of contract jrrade; Minne apolis and Lultith reported 177 car, making total for the three points of bW cars, a pa Inst (73 last week and 64V a year ago. J'rlmary receipt were 1,170,000 bu., com pared to 1,458,000 bu. last year. Seaboard clearance in wheat and flour equaled 707. KI bu. Breadstuff on passage Increased. X8,000 bu. World's shipment were 6.6W6, bu,, against 10,ti0,0n0 bu. a year ago. The visible supply decreased 199,000 bu. K York reported 60 load taken for ex port. After opening firm and higher corn turned weak and 8eptemter sold down to new low mrk-he. There wa heavy eJIIng for short account. Crop reports ware good, but receipt were still small. Frosts In Iowa and early covering helped prices tip a trifle, but new that the corn southwest wa ready for feeding and' that hipping would soon follow star ted re newed depression. Expectation were for 'a very bearish government report. To ward the close a decrease In the visible 'supply and covering for short account helped In a rally. September opened HWo to gc up at aa to RlTiC slumped to two and closed weak, fcty'io down, at bbc. Receipt were 7 car. Heavy liquidation and weakness In other pits brought weakness to oats. Offering were very liberal and receipt were heavy at 829 enra. At the tart there wa a slight upturn, but the close showed price at the bottom. September sold from aHc to 29c, where It closed weak, l"4c down. Provision were erratic There was an arly decline on a weak hog market, but this was checked for a time by influential covering. Then came the depression in ora and oata and another slump set in. September pork closed 26a down at 116, September lard 12o off at $1056 and Sep tember rib 45c lower at S9.57V. BstlnvaAed receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. ji.ixai ftean. . The leading future ranged aa follows : Artlole. Open. High. Low. Close. Sat'r. Wheat Sept. leo. My Corn i BDl(i, Ieo, '. May Oata- Ppt, 8 6ept. Deo. May Pork . Sept. Oct. ' Jan. Urd Bept. Oct. Jan, IRIb Sept. Oot. ' Jan. I 7H:tH0'U67(g f1! 6fcV66,fc-t. 7t-7n 67H - "TB . m .W4i 40l sv-9v m it w mtfi 2Va 16 M 1 42 1 40 16 62fe 14 42 14 65 19 80 10 82 67 9 75 .. .37H 86 995 M 9 60 7 W 7 60 my. s 8843 H, 17; Wl ' 1 K 1(46 14 60 10 7 67 32 10 02 If 7U it oo ia 19 18 00 14.12 14 02! 14 02, 10 E5 10 B6 62 22 l pr rr 7 7 S7 77! a Old. b New. No. J, ?h...uo,Uon wr a follows! : FLOUft-Easy; winter patents, $3.6003.(0: tralghts, $3.HKo3.46; cleah., $2.8tfJ.26: spring ipiclals, $4.2iH.); patent. $3.5Kai3.J ": tralrhts. $3.00y3.26. WHEAT-No. 1 spring, nc; No. 8, fla 51c No. S red. (Sl4fce. CORN-NO. J, 64.i05c; No. S yellow, 67 7o!ATS"NO" J5! Not Wta, 09 RTB-No. i. t!msmie. m, $1.44. Clover, contract grade. $S 60 Sli -tli PW,l0OJb" - " 10 60. Short rlba side (loose), $9 0. pry salted houlder (boxe.i. $.12H rrv.26w Short clelr Bides (boxed). 11.12air2li: " W WHiaKT-On the basis of high wtna. Th foUowIng are the receipt and ghl tnents: -.,. ... Reoelpt. Shipment. Four, bbla...., w,,, " nou0 V. heat, bu. 1M,oo C bu....... , 12.WK) ..... Barley bu 7,000 .. On the Product exchange today the but jJ m'.rke.t w?-,5""djri. ereamerle. ma 1,Uri-e f1- Cheese, teadyu lOidUo. Eggs, tna; fresh. I7c WW TOUR " GKXilUb MAKUKT, naetatlom of tke Day mm Tarioa Casaaaadltlea. JB.SN4 bbls.i export. 26,390 bbla.; eaaler anj .fV.W'nJr stents. $3.70.4 00; winter straight $3.404.70; Minnesota patents. $3.M Sa&r. ttivwlf.1' .W 1'3-35: Minnesota J""r,i $3.1Su3.3a; winter low grades. $i!.oji J16. Rre "our dull; salt,, 4U) bU.; fair tvj.' 3.a,i40; choice to fancy. $3.to tiRcv rh.-K7:-. yeI,ow Urn. 1,rUlty tl U' "randywine, $3.45f?S.6&. KYB-Juleti No. 2 weetirn. 4c. f o. carlo??'1 "lat 6;i8i0, - L New Tor- Buff?oVEYQul,tJ ,eed!n- 54c- f. .-1KT?"!p"' .,a j0 bu-: exports, g. bu. fipot. easier: No. 2 red 7b'Wc elevator, and 74'ic f. o. b,. afloat;' No.' i northern, Uulum. 78c. f. o b afloa" No. 1 hard, Manitoba, lioo. f. o. b.. afloat' Anticipating a bearUh crop report and affected also by lower cables, favorable erop news of moderate liquidation, wheat was weak and havy all day. closing Voc Ijet lower. May, 73V74e. closed at 7oSc: Jifptember, 73 i-lRvj ;c, cloaed at 7Jc: lecemler 71 $-la7ii 7-lrtc. closed at Tlc ,501i ":Rcel,,l"v :41i,J hu-: "Port. .7U) Jiu. Bpot. easy; No. J 7ae. elevator, and Z.f i, ?- ; nu"'- Th" option market broke sharply in face ,f frost talk. b.n Influenced by lower foreign markets pn.s pect for a bearlBh crp report, liquidation and light drmami The clone was Wi lc ret lower. May. i4fcHo. cloaed at 4a-,c: fcepteniber K', closed at 65c; le-cemr-r, 4laiv, closed at 46c OAld hecelpts. U1.ipO bu. Spot market riomlnal; h,o. J. :c asked for old and ooo for new; No. 8. nominal; No. I white, S6s for old and SoyiSoo for new; No. 3 white nominal; track mixed western and track Whl'e western, nominal; track white slate nominal. The optk.n market was grncrally Wefck and lower, with other markets HOi'8-Klrm; state, prime to choice- ISO! crop. 19J3c; IiV; vUa, ish-. st common to choice, Vvl crop ilic crop, i;:c; oMn, 7iiloc; l-,-lnc coast l'.q crop 2. .. uc; vi0 crou, lTilUc; olds. "'aiio I K.ATliKlt-Hrm; add. i..-e U llll'K-Klrm; tialveston. 2 to 26 lbs. VCM iL-ouiet; domestic fleece. 2MrS0c TAMWDull; city (12 per pkg ) Cc country tpkga. freet. t:yc. . ' KICK-Kirm; domestic, fair to extra. 48 c; Japanese 4Vow. MOLAhot.iihira.iy; New Orleans, open km!, sood to choice, S -Mic. IH ri'Krt-h-ceipta. ,6;.il pkgs.; steady Stale dairy, 17.2c; state creamery, 17.'.sc: l.nliatlon trt.u.ery, li.17Sc; factory, 1414 .PKOVISIONS-Beef. ateadv: family. $ 5 n Eiuu. mesa. i.J.i.v;3.X. U-f Lcm. t.l.C.va .; pucket tH.w ,1 lo.iW; city extra inom mens, J!H" !(H). t."ut meata. quirt; pl.-kled be i ilea, t;l mi U'.bO; pickled i-houhlrrs, Hliii tutor. plcklnd hn. t'l (Kti 11 Si. l.r,f aay; .lrn steamed. $ii..i; AukusI cloaei at Jio au, noudiutl, rtQued, duii; buuih America, $U.7f; compound, $S lTttTS.W; eon tlnent, $11. Pork. eeler; famuv, $ O o.-J 2h"; short clear, lls.OtKu iL00; mess, 117. ?J is. 1 j. t HEKPE-Recelpls. 17 pkga.: large Arm, mull quiet; fancy, large, white nd colored, SljtSc; fancy, small, white and colored, IV. KOGB flecepts, .S7 pkgs.; bsrely steady; state and Pennsylvania, wyizir; wtern candled. 1K7ic; western uncandled. lf? 1 So. Mi 'L.APHI-R flteadv: New Orleans. Un tie I'ori-TllY Alive: Fb-m: chickens, 13t 14c; turkeys. 11c; fowls, Vc. Ireed: Steady; chickens, 13(&14c; fowls, 13c; turkeys, lfc. MKTAI-S In tin todsy the local demand waa reported as fair snd prices held steady at $? bMiW.no for spot. The foreisn mar ket advanced fm on spot snd futures, clos ing at l27iafd for the former and at 126 for futures. Copper commenced the week with a break of Ho under bulky offerings. The stesdy Increase In supplies and heavy production make holders anxious to real ize on a portion of their stock. At the ciose standard spot was quoted at $11.00 snd III. mi: lake. ll.7l II f; electrolytic, $11. 7u 11.70; casting, 1.(4 11.70. London scored a slight advance for the day, spot closing Is 3d up at S3 Us 3d and futures at t'itiVm. A moderate jobbing business was noted In lewd st unchanged prices and the mnrkei closed steady. London was unchanged at .uzsd. Ppelter In the local market ruled firm and unchanred at $S.3iW Kngllsh prices lost 2s M, spot closing st ainizsoo. uomestic iron was steady and unchanged. Warrants were nominal; No. 1 foundry northern; $'.1 0O'n,2a.00; No. 1 foun dry northern, $22.mi2!l.0o; No. 1 foundry southern, $22 Vvfj W; No. 1 foundry south ern, soft, $2 0r"o 23.00. English market were unchanged with Glasgow at 66a (d and Middlesborough at 61 (d. OMAHA WHOLGIALB MARKETS. Coagltlew f Trait Qaotatloa itasla t4 rey Froelas. KOG8 Candled stock, lgo. L1VH POULTRY Hens, eUo; roosters, according to ajre. Mitxs: turkevs. gaiOc: ducks and geese, 64o; spring chickens, per 10., i7'iac. BUTltH-Pirklns stock. 12HU13: choice dairy, in tubs, liaise; sepsrstor. 20ti21c. FRESir CAUGHT FI8H Trout, 10c: her ring, (c; pickerel, $c; pike, c; perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed, 7c: suntlsh, 6c; bluerlns, to; whtteftsh, 10c; catfish, 13c; black baas, 18c; halibut, 11c; salmon, 10c; haddock. 11c: cod fish, 13c; red snapper, 10c; lobsters, boiled, per .lb.. 27c; lobsters, green, per lb., 26c; bullheads, lOo. tJUKN-MS. 8ATB64C. RAN Per ton. $16. HAY Price auoteC by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association. Choica hay. No. 1 upland, $7.00; No. 1 medium, $ 60; No. 1 coarse. $6.00. Rye straw, $6.60. These price are for hay of good color and quality. Le mana lair, tteceipia iign.. VLUfalAUliGB, CAULIFLOWER Home xrown. ear do.. 7Df!0o. InKW cklerx Kaiamasoo, yxs. POTATOE8New, per bu., 2iS36o. GREEN ONIONS-Per do., acoordlna- to lse of bunches, 1d20c. TURNIPS Per bu., 300. BEETS Per basket, 40o. OREEN CORN-Per do.. 6a. CUCUMBERS Per bu., 25o. LETTUCE Per do, bunches, 90a. RADISHES Per do., 10c, WAX WEANS Home grown. or market basket. 2oo; string bean, per market bas ket, 25c CABBAQE California or home arrows. new. lc. ONIONS New California, in sacks, tier IbHte . ' TOMATOES Per market basket, 6O0. NAVY BEANS Per bu $3.14 FRUTTbV PEACHES California St Johns. TSdMOct Arkansas Elberta. per 4-basket crate, to fcyoc; per (-basket crate, tX60; California Crawford, 80c. plumi cauromia, per -baket crates, fancy. $1; Japanese. In peach boxes. 11: Kelsey Jspan, per 4-basket crate, $1.26. rBUNKU rer dox, 11. PEA RS California, per box. (LTS: Oann'a Favorite $1.60. APPLES Bummer varltlss, par bbL. $2.754f.O0. L'HABAl'I'Lr.H-m DPI., H. CANTALOUPS Texas, per orate, tLTS: per basket, 60c wai EKMfcuuna (jrateo, uza, GRAPES Southern Catawba, per 10-lb. BLUEBERRIES Per 16-qt. case, H269 TROPICAL FRTJTTS. PINEAPPLES Florida, M to M count. $8.50. BANANAS Per bunch, according to six. $2.2fd2.76. ORANGES Valencia. 14.r64JC.Od; MsdU terranean sweets. $4.00a4.2e. LEMON 8 CaL Llmoneli a, $4.6094.76; Mes slnas, $4.6O6.0O. MISCELLANEOUS, CTDER New York, $3.76. ' HIDES No. 1 green, (o; No. t green, 6c; No. 1 salted. 8c:-No. 2 salted, 7c; No. 1 veal calf. to 12 lbs., c: No. t veal calf. 11 to 16 lbs., (c: dry hides, 812c; sheep pelts. 76e- horse hides, $1.62.50. POPCORN Per lb.. 6c; shelled. Sc. NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb.. 11C No. 1 soft shell, 10c; No. S hard shell, c; Braxlls, per lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almond, soft hell, 16c; b.xrd shell, 16c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoanuta, per do,, OLD METALS A. B. Atpern quotes the following prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton, $11.00; iron, stove plate, per ton, $8.u0; copper, per lb., 8c; brass, heavy, per lb., 8c; brass, light, per lb., 6o; lead, per lb., $c; sine, per lb., 2c; rubber, per lb,, (a. 1' It. Lowl Grata ana Provlsloas. ST. LOUI3. Aug. 1L WHEAT Lowers No. I red, cash, elevator, 61 So; track, (4 64c: September, 61o; December, (3c; No. I bard, tt4tSc. CORN Lower; No. I cash, 6Re: track, too; September, 44Hc; December, 84v$35o. OATS Lower; No. 1 cash, 28c; track, 2S fr-2JiWc; September, 24o; December, 24c; No. 1 white, 40c. RYE Firm at &gHs. FLOUR Quiet. New red winter patents, $3.103.20; extra fancy and straight, $2.60 ifS.t. clears, 2.fi2.7&. SEED Timothy. $3.75ii?4.06. CORN MEAL Steady, $3.06. BRAN Lower; sacked, east track, 94c. HAY 6teadv; Umothy, (10.Oi816.60; prairie, $7.O04i9.). WHISKY-Steady, $1.81. IRON COTTON TIES $1.04. BAGOINO-4(3o. KEMP Twine, sc. PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing, old, $16.10; new, $16.60. Lard, lower at $10.30. Dry salt meats, lower; boxed, extra shorts, $10.26; clear ribs, $10.26; short, clear, $10.87. Bacon, lower; boxed extra shorts, $11.12; clear rib. $11.27; short, clear, $1LI7. - METALS-Lead, firm at $4.00. Spelter, firm at $5 25. POULTRY Steady: chickens, o; springs, 12c; turkeys, 11c; ducks, 7o; geese, 4c. BUTTER Steady; creamery, 1721c; dairy, 16M;4ft7c. EGGS Steady at 15c, loss off. Receipts. Bhln. Flour, bbls lO.OfiO 11, OK) Wheat, bu 2?S,0"fl IH.'.'.'O Corn, bu 1.0i0 21. OA Oata, bu W.ooO 23, two Liverpool Grata ssd ProYlsfons. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11 WHEAT Spot: No. 1 northern aprlng, quiet. 6 ld;-No. 1 California, dull, 6s 3d. Futures: Dull; September. 6s lutd; December, 6s iMid. CoWN Hpot: unlet; American mixed. 6s il'd. Futures: Dull; Heptember, lld; October. 4s lnd; January, nominal. PKOVISIONS Beef, strong; extra India ms, luis Sd. Pork, firm; prime mess, weatarn, strong, Km d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 1 lbs., quuiet, 6s. Bacon, firm; Cum berland cut, 26 to 30 lbs., quiet, 60s; short Mb, i to 24 lts., quiet. 6cs; long, clear middles light, 2H to ill lbs., steady, 4&e6a; long, clear middles, heavy. Si to 40 lbs., steady, oils; short, clear backs, 16 to 20 ll.a , quiet. 6s 6i: clesr bellies, 14 to 1( lbs., steady, . bhooliiers, square cut, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet. 4ia. Lurd. quiet; prime west ern. In tierces, dull. 64a; American refined. In pails, dull. 63s sd. CHEESE Steady. American finest white, steady, 47s tkl; American finest colored, quiet 43 8d. TALLOW Prime cltv, steady, 28; Aus tralian, in London, dull. S3s. FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, firm, Ss 91. HOPS At London (Pacific coat), firm, bit lt. P.l'TTER Nominal. PEAS Canadian, quiet. 8s 8Srt. The lmporta of wheat Into Liverpool last week were WuiO quarter from Atlantic ports. 15.IO0 from Pacinc and U,0u0 from other port. The iiiioorts of corn from Atlantic port last week were 8,4uU quarters. Milwaukee Grata Market. MILWAUKEE, Aug. 11. WHEAT Mar ket lower: No. 1 northern, 76c; No. 2 north ern, Tic; September, 67c. RYEFirmer; No. 1 new, 60c; No. X 47 BARLEY Firm ; No. 2, (oc; sample, 48 65c. CORN September, 50c. Elala Batter Market. ElOIN. 111.. Aug. 11 BUTTER There wtre no offerings of butter and no salos on the Board of 'trade today. The quotation committee declared the market firta at uc bales of the wee. ioo.tXO lbs. V talkie asir ( .stsu NEW YORK, Aug. 11 The visible supply pf grain Saturday, AukuM . aa cooipiWd by the New Yora Produce exchange, was a follows: Wheat. 2LT7S.0OO bu.; decrease,' 00,00 bu. Pnrt, IIUMi 1... Jt , , AAA w.. " " WW., T-Wf-, .Itilt.lPIV IfU. flail 1 flAA i,A K r. . w. ti . A i''7,(i bu.; Irvorease ys.nm'bu.' Barley, ,- vv iu. , UKIWI, S.IAiU DU. Kawsas City Grata mm rrevlslens. KANSAS CITT, Aug. 11. W H E AT Sep- rtnwr. lc; December, 61VfiKic; cssh, No. I hard, 64tiftc; No. $, tliutK:c; No. i CORN Sootember, 4l1c; December, 8?'!4 M K H . I. ' i . . XT m a u - HAY Choice timothy, $.6OlO00; choice prairie f 26. BUTTEoH-Creamery. 19c; fancy dairy. 17c. rina.w.,v e, t. m.M,.d . v sna stock, 14o dox., loss off, case re- IUI IICU, Receipts. Shtnments Wheat, bu $.1,0110 174. 4"0 Corn, bu 6S.4O0 48,ii OaU, bu , 2K.0U0 211,000 TOLEDO, Aug. 11. WHEAT Fairly ac- auu weu; cssn, w'rc; September, esc; Iecember, (9c; May, 71c. CORN Dull and weak; cash. 2c; Rep- lmh,i Kin. an 1 1 . 1. r '' . . WTWinurr, otc; jnay, S7IV,C. OATS Dull; new December, weak. 2sle; new September, strong, 30c. RTE-No. 8, 4e. SEED-oiover, active end strong; Octo ber $5 $7: January. $6 26; August alslka, r.76; No. 1 alalke. $7.87. Pklladelphla P4ict Market.' PHILADELPHIA. Aug., ll.-BUTTER-Flrm. Print l0 higher; extra western vnc'i xn 'Brr nearoy prints, Z2c. off; fresh western. 21c; fresh southwestern. CHEEHE-flteady. New York full creams, rHm,.,"mu W"4cs New York fair to good, t4to. Mlolla Wkul'rissf and Braa. MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. It WHEAT Sep tember, Wic; December. 6.1c On track: N2:.1n.ortn,'rn' 74ICL No northern, 720. .".y- ;:h'. $3 )(jf3.0: second pat ents. t3.HTl3 7n. Arnl . t? ond clearsT$i4b. ' --."'. - BRAN-Jn bulk. $11.75. , Pearla Market. P67RI'' 1VL' 1L-CORN-'",r. N. OATfL.iirflv.i mam V?- .,.. billed through. vHJSKY-On the basis of 11.81 for flm. laned goods. Dalath Grata Market. DTTT.T7TW Aitm 11 TXTT-T jr k T . . 1 hard, 5o; No. t nortnern. 6c; No. 1 northern R-nLm v, . i .. . t , , OATB September, 28c; December, J6a HBW YORK STOCKS AHD BOHDS. lt Spacalatloa aad Market (Aalts aa Dowa Grade. V17TW Ynutr , m, . . vt . ii. j. nere were not lacking today echoes of last week's ex cited surmises regarding the supposed ...uju.ui.ni oi relations in the southern and lAiithwuiM. ...ii . i . .... ..H enure a h..n rm .r .h. mi., ' , of countenance for the rumors caused a "e specuiauon baaed upon them. The necessity for some arrangement of tO hftrmiUI M narf... I V. - , . -. .n.j Klrw new wruer ot thing by reason of the change In the con- ia.uu.vuii taanviue ana the tr"isS?f ..PlaSL J?"? - w u ' , Biiciev;u is gen erally recognised. " Attention was diverted I anew to the fnonev tnaelrm rxA . w I n . . : j . . ,,vw vl ma neavy inroad upon the surplus reserves of the bank rwvaalaul t cj. , - --. - w u.iui via. j Hull statement. Many glowing reporu were re ceived in Wall street of the Dromlse of the harvest the largo traffic moving on tha ral eoada mnA I.jl .1 . . . . uiv.Liuiii lor an unuualJy large fall trad in all branches. . , vin.ni ins, a level oi prices for grain carrying railroads Is the result of former huvinor In rflamm u . ... .... T . " " " " TCI J" CUDQHIOni, w iiiui, aemana tnero Will be drawing It from bank reserves where it might remain as a basis of credits. ...Western bank. In common with those of the east, are loaned close to their available resources, and the demand for cash upon eastern bank Is expected to be rather more than less than usual at the crop moving season, now close at hand. It is observed, alao, that foreign exchange bankers ar hesitating to offer exchange bills against future shipments of mer chandise, owing to knowledge that a large short Interest already exists In exchange, on account of borrowings from abroad, which mature during the fall. Tho July foreign trad statement explains the con tinued shortage In the exchsnge market, exports of domestic products having fallen more than $21,000,000 below those of the sam month last year, over half the de crease occurring In breadstuff. Attention was also attracted bv the estimate of the Canadian gold commissioner that the gold output of the Klondike for this season would probably not exceed $14,000,000. as compared with $21,000,000 for last season Call money rates rose above 8 per cent today as a result of these considerations In the part of the lenders of money and Urns money rate were also firmer. During the final hour the pressure to sell became urgent and prices declined sharply throughout the list. St Louis Southwest preferred. Norfolk & Western and Western Union were conspicuously strong In the early dealing, but they lost most of their gains in the lata reaction. St. Louis South western preferred stiffened suddenly to the best at the last. The closing generally was irregular. Selling to realise made the bond market f?".l.erl Total ."J. Pr value, $1,700,000. United States 8s advanced per cent on the last call. ( The following ar tna closing prtoea oa ,.w via biihk exenange Atchison 14 8t. Paal ptd 1M da atd 80. Paolfto so. Railway t do ptd ?i4 Taxaa Paalfla 4114, Toledo, II L A W, 11 do fd 4 Union PaolM lot do pld It Wabash to do pld 44 Wheeling A L .... l4 Baltlmors A Ohio. ..100 ..id uu Caaadias PaclSo It Canada to M Chos. a Ohio H Chieago A Alta...n 41S i. mM aiu Chicago. In, a L... tl ao pis Chicaso A K. Ill r.7 lD'.CJO a U. w 11 . Wfwia, Central'"."."!" tr ao is pia. A aa f( ail. do ptd h Adama Ex im AtaarlAia 1C ... rhiA.M a. m w c p.. i. p im Chieaa-s Tar. a Tr iZHlt'nltad Statas Bx....!lN do pld ' walla-rars En 11 AmaL Copper ....... 47 A mar. Car a T M do ptd M A mar. Ua. OH....... MV4 do ptd 11 Amor. S. a P. 4f do ptd B7U Aaaa. Ulnln r. in. C. O. C a L Ia.n.lT Colorado So do 1M ld da Id Btd .. 1 .. II ..1T? ..nt .. 44VI D.1. a Hudasa... D.I. U a W OonTor a a. o..', do (d ,. Brio do 1st M da Id Bid .. UKiUrooklrn a. T 7 ,. 41'A'Colo. Puol A Irca... tZ ,. U iCoaa Oo U2 .ll"V"onU Tobaoos ptd...UI'J O'mmt Nor. ptd... Hockln V.ll.j ., d nld ! nia.niKiii t..oai ..IMS lutar. Paper .., . o I do pta , Illinois Csntral ... , m 1 IT 4 i 7a 40 106 a 47'. Iowa Caatral da Btd Lak ferts a W... MH'io'ar. Pawor .. .. HI I arlad. o.. Bid ..1BJ ,.147'4 ..1JJ",, ..14S .. .. ll ..HI'S, ..lit .. mt .. it Nktlotul hiv.il l. a n Nallonal Ul , Manhattan L. No. Aaurtcaa . Padflo Coaat .. Pacine Mall Mot. St. kr Hex. Central ftfaa. Kctlnn.1 MIBB. a BU L.... LfraMod I. carl! Mo. Paclne si., k. A T do ptd Pullman p. Car da atd K.-publlc Steal j.i. do Bid .... i"' N. J. lutrl .., K. Y. Central .... ..1M ..Jt nusar H1U ... H Tonn. Coal a Ireo.-. 474I .. tl Union Bag a P , 14 ... 14 ' do pld "" ..UHV. g. leather ivl .. Mt d ptd Norfolk A W da ard Oularlo W rn n I vmm I m keadln do 1st pld da fed Bid .. v. b. Kubbar .... .. 71- V. g. Iin .. ll . do pld .. 17 Waatars I'nlou .." .. Ts JAmar. IovomottTa. ..IT I da pfd .. Tl C. Saaihar.. ' ..la do ptd it It. L. A S. p H4 do lot pfd do Id Bid St. L. South da bid St. Paul Baatea llaok tatlaa. BOSTON, Aug. 11. Call loans, SM per cent: time loans, 4i5 per cent. Official closing of stocks and bond: Atcblaoa 4s lt;4Alloqei Gaa la HI Amaaautad -- UtM. Central 4a 41 !Uii.tiaui jj.I N. B O. A C. ....... 41 Calumet a Heel. ...660 Atchteun 14 Centennial 1MU do pfd Ii'n Coppar Kan 17 Fioetoa A Albany rel liomlnion Coal 140 boaioa a M iuo rraujiiin iuii N. T . N. H. A H ritrhburs pld rntua parlao Me. Ceatral Aaer. Susar IJS Hale HoyaJo 11 144 M.iha.t WT Old Uomlnlas lu i I1 f-oia ii 1I1S Parrot ti 143' tjulncr m American T. a T American T. A T....l3'i Santa P Copper U llumlnlca I. A S ar W Taruarark 17ft tB. kiM-tne ia4 i riniountaia 14 Maaa. Klectrta 41 da pld N g. U. A C I tailed Pratt 1111. U. B. Steal Trinity .... 11 .... 10 .... II .... I .... 44 .... I .... 17 t'Blted States t lak Victoria .... B 1 .1 (Ml do pld ka tWolverlna Weatlash. CoiBnwa...lu'4i Dalr West Adiealor Uv Baak Cleaxrlaas. CVAITA. Aus. ll.-BSfe c!fr!r.gs tcdsy, $1,101.14176; corresponding day last yjar $1,016 ill hi: Inrrsaae. $1(2,7M 1. ' CINCINNATI. Aug. 11. Clearings. $4 000; money, 4(8 per cent; New Kors; ex change, par to llic discount. tor. LOU 14, Aug. 11 Claartngs, $,U$,MT; balances, $l.lnS!S2; money, Mis per cent; New York exchange, l"c discount. HICAliO Anr 1 1 1'li.lrln.i t T7 H4 balances, $2.1So.l.i; posted exchsnge, $4.f ijt sixiv iaya, 14 .s for demand; New York exchanse, 2nc premium. iNKW YORK, Aug. ll. clearings, tlOL- wi.'o, naianoes, i.n,,hl. BOSTON, Aug 11. Clearings, $14.92.62S; i.MiN.M-en, !,Mn.v.. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11. Clearlncs, naiancea, lUiii.un; money, 4uv per cent. HALTIMORE, Aug. U.-Cleartngs, $2,835, 216; balances, $292,182; money, 4SS per V1 vnu rtw York Maaey Market. NEW YORK. An It UOMrT'n ..ii steadier at 84 per cent: laat loan. 8'4 Per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4'U per cent. , BTERLINO EXCHANGE Firm St $4.87 4. 88 for demand and M.Kn'S for sixty days; P,,ted., 4 nd $4.68; commercial Bllllat V J (Via. A ia- 1, SiLvER-Bar. 62C; lHND-avrnmpnt, atrfK-a r.lle.J I Mexican dollars, firmer; state, In- sa.ui tnju, g-rt-HI Vr. The Cosing quotation on bond are a follow: D. - rf. t. g....l07H u a K. sal. 4a.. ...101 ... II ... tl ...Hifci4 ...100 ... im clo eauiMvai Hex. uentral s.. l'X 4s la Ino lV M. St. U 4. .. So la, re, do eoapoa so aew 4a, so eousos So old 4a, So eospaa so la, rag IS.. K. a T. 4a... 132U 40 N. Y. Csatral la. .lnxv ...loi KM 14 to gen. N. J. C. nn. la.. ...107 ...1! ...l(KVi .104 104 No. PacICa 4s AtrhUoa , 4a 104 4a !a ... oo aai. mm N. W. eon. 4a. ...IOI14, ... ..111 Baltlmnro a O. 4I...101 Rnarflirta n. A ao vsta do coiit 64Rt L, a I if . Im. fn !a 1. A a w a- Canada fla. 9. ir si 1. a w l. ... ... It ... M ... ... 4 Central of Oa. ia....lllj e la nes. a o. 4H 10" 4 faelCIo 4 ChlMM A, . a i .' . .. ;b. V, i : , tHn. Raliwae .111 C, B. A O. s. 4.... M C. M. A 8. P. g. 4a.. 114 C. a- K. W . t. inn ITaxaa a Paelno la.. .120 T.. St, L. a W. 4a... U Unloa Paelda 4a in do cone. Aa intu C, R. I. P. 4s.. ..10 C C C a Bt L . 4a..S07 Chlnam Tar. 4a t 'Wiba.ti la lit' da rik CnlnradA Bn . a in a. a n 71 Denror A ft. O. 4S...10IU Went ghor 4. 11!4 Krte Brlor Ilea de Wheel M, 1. W s do aeneral Am Ha Wl. renfpel .. T. W. a D. C. Is.. .112 Cons. Tobacoa 4a a Hocking VaJ. 4a.... Wl Lsadsa Btoek (gaotatleas. LONDON, Aug. 11. 4 p. m. Closing: Cenasls for noaar-.n 1-14 Norfolk Western. .. T114 do sceosilt N P-ll do pfd 17 Anaconda 14 Ontario A W eat era. . . inn Atchison 19 Pannarlranta r do ptd ...ln4Readln u Baltimore a Ohle....U4 do 1st pfd 44U Canadian Pacific 141 V. do Id ptd IT Cheeapeaks A Ohio... 'SSo.nlieTn Railway. ... 411 Chicaso O. W I4 do pfd Chicaso. M. A St. P.ll.gouthsm Pacllo 70 Denror A R. 0 46t'nloa Paeiao llo4 do pfd si do pfd is Kris 401 United states Steal... 40V do 1st pfd 704 do pfd uu do M pfd U Wabaah i tlllnolo Central 174 do pfd 41 Litnlavllls A Naah...lH ran I an 4a KM Allaaourt, K. a T.... 12 Rand Mines n. do pfd USaDoBears u New Tors Central... 1114 BAR SILVER Steady at $4d per ounce. MONET VA oer cent. Tha rata nf n re count In the open market for short bills Is irji2-l per cent and for three-months' bills i -lij2 per cent. How York Mlalagj tatatteas. NEW TORK. A ua- 1L The following' ar mining stocks: ths closing prices on Adams Cos 0 Little Chief It Alice Is On talis Ophlr Phoenix Fotoat Sara 8 terra N era da Small Hosoa lie 106 14 1 11 n -12 Hreeea M Braneirlok Con Comet ock Tnnasl ,.. I Coo. Cal. A Va 110 Dead-wood Terra is Hera SliT- 1X4 Iroa Bllrsr blander LeadTtllo Cos t Coadltloa of tke Treaaary. WASHINGTON. Aux. 11. TodaV .rata. merit of the treamiry balance In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold rt serve In the division, of redemption, shows: Available cask balanoo. $ZL4.2y6. r,i; gold, $104,449,024. Co ffee XVarkat. NEW TORK. Anr. U. COEFEE pot Rid. quiet; No. T Invoice, 6o; mild, steady; Cordova, 3llc. Futures opened steady, with prices unchartered to I ootnt hlhr On the start shorts, frightened by nrmer European caoies than looked for, furnished the demand which Influenced the initial rise. A subsequent sharp rise in tha Vremf-h vneeke ... v. 1 . covering and general buying on a moderate a. nil ina mm coiinngent, wnicn advanced prices 10&16 polnU before mid day and gave the market a strong under tone. Bear made little attempt to check the rise and sellers during the forenoon were -scarce. But 1r'-the. early afternoon importers became more aggressive in their offering. longs turned aeTler and the list agged off again to near the opening bide, final prices being hsQlO points net higher. April only showing a gain of 10 points. The tone was steady: Total sales amounted to 64,260 bags, includulng August at $.S5a 6.40c; September. 6.40c; November 6.25c; De cember, 6.2fi6.aoc: January, 6.30c: March, 6.40r)5.4Sc; May, 6.60c; July, 6.605.70c. Aside from European cables today new favored the bear side, noting weak Brasillan mar ket, heavy primary receipt and clear ances and a dull spot situation at home. J?L Hl8- Auf-' ' 11--COTTON Quiet. Middling, 840; sales, none; receipts, Tt bale?: shipments, 661. bales; stock. 14,81$ bale. OALVCSTON, Aug, HCOTTON-Qutet, Oil Bus Rosia. OIL CITT, Pa.,' Aug. 11 OIL-Credlt bal ances. 81-22; certificates, no bid; shipment. 154,8X3 bblaj average, 86.228 bbla.; run. 100.262 bbla; average, 81,492 bbl. . TOLEDO, O., Aug. 11. OIL North Lima. 89c; Bouth Lima and Indiana, 84c. ' NEW TORK. Aug. ll.-OII-Cottoneed. quiet. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady; trained, common to good, H.67. Turpen tine, firm, 46&M7c. SAVANNAH. Oa.. Aug. H.-OIL Turpen tine, firm, 44'44e. Rosin, firm; A, B and C. 81.06; D, 81.10; E, 31.16; F, $1.20; V $1.25; H, $1.60: I. $1.90; K, $2.40; VL $2.90; N, $3.40 W. Q,, $3.80; W. W.. $3.66. ' LONDON, Aug. 11. OIL Turpentine spirits, 83s 4d. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1L OIL-Linseed oil, dull, 31s 64. .. Bvasorated Apales aa Dried F raits. JfW T0RK' Au- VL EVAPORATED APPLES The market contlnuea quiet and largely nominal under scanty supplies. Common to good are quoted SiilOc; prime, 104jl0c: choice, lltrll'ijc; fancy. Ilai2c. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT Bpot ? runes occupy a strong position under airly active demand and a cleaning up of desirable stock. Transaction are re- forted at outside figures and a hardening endency I noted In special sixes. Quota tions range from 3c to 6e for all grade. Apricots are in s-ood demand and moder. ately steady at Sfil0c n boxes snd 7&c in bags. Peaches are quiet and without neclal feature, prioe ranging from 12 to 16o for peeled and from 9c to 10o for uu peeled. Waal Market. BO6TON, Mass.. Aug. It WOOL The general quotations are very firm and generally higher. Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX, S831c: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and abovu, 27c; Ohio and Pennsyl vania X. Ifciyot; Michigan and Wisconsin X and above, Whlbc; Ohio and Pennsyl vania wo. 1 doming ana combing, 274:3te; Michigan No. 1 clothing and combing, 2vf 27c; Ohio, Delaine weahed, 8i"i31c; fine Texas and territory. Kfczoc; medium Texa snd territory, 16(i!8c; Oregon, loiu2uc: California spring, lialbc. bi . liUi m. au. ii. wooiv steady. Vteillum grades and combing, 14?iinvc; light, fine. i;n.iiRc; heavy, tine, lOialac; tub-washed, ltnubo. . ' Sugar Market. NEW TORK. Aug. 11. BUO A R Raw. firm; fair refining. 2c; centrifugal, 9 test. 3 13-22C. Molasses sugar, Ic. Re fined, firm; No. , 4.2oc; No. 7, 4.10c; No. 8, 4c; No. 8, 8 96c; No. 10, 3.90c; No. 11. 8 86c; No. 12, 38oc; No. IS. 3.ioc: No. 14, 3.80c; confectioners' A, 4 60c; mould A, 4.90c; cut loaf. 6 loc; crushed, 6.16c; powdered, 4.76c; granulated, 4 65c; rubes, 4.9oo. NEW ORLKANB, Aug. 11 SUGAR Strong; open kettle, 2S'"je: open kettle centrifugal, 8&3c; centrlURal yellow, 39 4c; econda. llc. Molasses, dull; centrifugal 6nl6c. UOKUOlt, Aug. 1L BEET SUGAR Au gust, ts d. . Csttea Market. NEW TORK. Aug. 11. COTTON Futures opened quiet and steady; August, 8.33c; Sep tember, 7.82c; October, 7.71c; November, 7o.'c; December, 766c; January, 7.64c; March, 7.6Jc; May, 7.7oc Futures cloaed quiet; August, 8 89c; Sep tember. 7.80c; October, 7.itw; November, l.nic; December, l.tic; January, 7 64c; Keb ruary, 7.64c; March, l.Cic; April, 7.6c; May, l.oc. Bpot, quiet; middling uplands, 9c; mid dling g'llf. 9C Bale. 6M bales. Dry Cos Market. NEW TOPK. A 'J r I'.-nnT r.iyipa The week opened s.lthout material change 111 (no cnararier 01 DUttinea m progress. Bpot bualneaa Is quiet, but mall orders mak a fair I or u I Thaia la nt j.han,. In tha Eric of cotton good in any direction, but t heavy Unas tbs teas is aasy, j OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Bcipu Libera.', but Good gtuiT Held fully Steady. . BIG SLUMP IN THE PRICE OF HOGS C n of "keep, bat Market Rale Aetlva aad gtroag t a Dims Higher Tkaa Cloao Laat Week a Deatrabl Offerlag. SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. U. Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. niciai Monday aaj s.j Bam day last week 4.i 8.4H1 lJ.o., Bame week before I.txaj ,,0.4) ,74 Bame three week ago... Z;m ,4U .lwi Bame four week ago..., J.K41 8.3K1 ,:j Bame day last year X.JV0 4.801 lti.lwa e.l-'liiTB TOR THE3 TEAR TO DATE. The following table show the receipt of cattle, hogs and sheep at bouth Omaha for the year to date and comparisons with ... 1901. Inc. Dec. attle 44o,lH0 416.827 28.65$ jogs l,6i.,7 1.6,81 aii,'! Bheep , &6;,0 6Jo,04 47,867 The following table shows tne sverago price 01 hun sold on the Bouth Omaha market the last sereral aay wnn com parison with former years: Date. ) 1902. 101.1SO0.1oP.U8.1897.1S98. July 14. July Is. July 14. uiy 17. July 18. July IS. T trl i 08 4 Of I 8 77 8 15 8 00 I ! 6 77 7 72 6 C4 t , 8 77 8 li 8 W 8 S2 8 110, 8 ! I 021 1 ii I 6 64, 4 Ml 4 01 " I B I II 8 8t 8 6$ $ 891 $ $3 $ 86 $ 80I I m 7 73 I 68 4 H7 4 111 7 U 4 W 4 2X1 July 80. July July July July July July $1.. ti.. a.. 26.. i o'ysi 1 uii 4 i 7 41 6 6H 1 4 u4l 7 82l 6 711 I 161 8 ell $ 2a, 8 V7 $ 7ii -i bi 8 821 $ 25 2 08 7 4i s 7oi b 161 4 M 8 8 2 wi eJ B 11 B ( 14 aM 8 $9 Ik I 86 $ 76 1 71 8 77 2 77 8 77 3 SO X.. 7 61 6 K i 02 4 27 1 4 & 4 oM 4 821 87 I $7 July 27. July 28. July 29. IW IW 6 Ll I 47 6 Ml ( 08 $ 77 8 43, $ 67 8 8 7 63 7 65V 8 l2 2 261 July ... Juiy ill... Auguat 1. Auatust 2. August 8. August 4. I 47 t 74 8 44 7 01 'Ml oil uv 4 TH a I 8 BUI 7 41( t 66 6 15 4 1 7 H- 7nl 6 li 4 -ii 6 79 6 1B 4 8.1 7 $! 6 10 4 4H I 79f M 8 67 $ 4! 8 47 8 61 8 67j 2 86 August 6. 7 82 i 84 o 7 oj": 6 HOt 8 041 4 461 8 71 8 6I 86 August . August 7. August 8. August 9. I 8 77 $ 43 8 45 ,42 8 63 8 61 8 02 2 92 7 27 6 5 6 14 4 SS 4 ill 6 61 4 32 1 8 67 4 t I 8 67 4 2 8 27 2 Hl 7 16 6 obi 6 16 6 04 3 76 o 3 76 2 80 8 74 August 10) m 7 04 6 74 6 00 August 11 4 991 Indicate Sunday. SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows the' number Of cars of feeders shipped to tha country Baturuay and their destination: Cars. W. Alstrope, Malvern, la. Q 1 Bheep (double deck) H. P. Schmidt. Friend. Neb. B. A M 1 J. V. DeLashmutt, Pacific Jet, la. Q 1 Hy Tleman, Joy, 111. Q 1 The official number or cars of stock brought in today by each road was: Cattle. Hon. flheen H'r'a. jaa. aa. Da. . .a...... . , Missouri Pacific 1 7 . .. . . , 3 87 81 8 14 .. 3 . 4 18 1 10 .... 10 .. 63 48 61 Union Pacific System 17 C. 4 N. V. F.. E. St M. V 98 C, St. P., M. O.... 8 B. ft M..... 106 C. B. ft 0 1 C. R. I. ex P.. east.. .. C, R. L ft P., west., t Illinois Central Total receipts 226 The disposition of the day's receipts waa as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- Der 01 neaa inaicatea Buyer. Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Omaha Packing Co 438 Swift and Company 759 79 653 643 4,794 1.317 8,093 Cudahy Packing Co 638 1,549 608 Armour & Co 732 K. necKer ueian ia .... .... Vansant ft Co 221 - Carey ft Benton 2s3 Lobman ft Co 409 W. I. Stephen 62 Hill ft Huntslnger 96 William Underwood 64 .... .... Livingstone ft Schaller.. 124 .... .... Hamilton ft Rothschild.. 284 L. F. Huss. . 141 . .... .... H. L. Dennis ft Co 6 .... .... Hammond Packing Co... 125 .... .... B. F. Hobblck 90 , Wolf ft Murnan 378 1 .... Other buy ois 808 .... 1.173 .Totals.... 6,078 3.879 9920 CATTLE Tha week opened with a big run of cattle today, but the bulk of the offering consisted of western ranger. There were very few cornfed on sale and in fact there were none at all that could bo called choice. The market wa active all around on good stuff and about steady, but, of course, the common kinds were mors or less neglected. The few cornied steers that were offered sold at just about steady prices where the quality was at all good, but a test of the market was not made on finished cattle. It was the general opinion, though, that a choice bunch would have sold to good ad vantage. The half-fat stuff was of course neglected and no more than steady. The cow msrket did not show any mate rial change. There did not happen to be a many on sale as anticipated and for that reason the market held up in pretty good shape. - In some cases, however, sales were made that were a little weaker and the general situation could best b described by calling the market steady to a little easy. Bull, veal calve and stags all sold In about the same notches they - did at tha close of last week. The demand for atockers snd feeders of good Quality continued active and tha market could safely be quoted fully steady auu in some caLaea u luoaeu a little mgner, The common kind of course did not move any too readily and were no mors tnan ateaay. A noted above, the big bulk of tho rs- celpts consisted of range cattle and a large proportion of the steers were good enough for killers. A new lop waa put on the maritet too ay wnen a ouncn or Bouta Dakota grade Hereford sold at $6.35, which la the hi lies t price ever paid on this market for range cattle. The general market on the better grades of steers wa active ana Tuny steady, common and part fat kinds, though, were a little dull. Ranee cows were steady to a shade lower, but lainy active, uooa stocaer sna feeders sold readily at fully steady prices, but the less desirable grades were slow and pareiy sieauy. representative sales: BEEF STEERS. Ms .. 1.. II.. I.. 1.. At. Jr. No. At. Ft. ..1141 4 M I IS f 44 II IV BUO .lSil COWS. .......... W IH 11 IM I II 1140 8 40 It 1U2I I 40 ..........1120 I 00 1 mi 1 m 1., I., I., 6.. $.. 1.. I 1 1230 4 00 1 uu 4 It I K BULLS. 1 40 1 ui 1 m I 06 ...iJ ...lo ..111! ..Im CALVES. W 4 75 STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. Ill I oo i u in I0..0 I IS BTOCKER3 AND FEEDERS. u3 I It) xi nil 4 TS ml lis I... M... NEBRASKA. . No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 660 $3 85 17 cows.. 948 $2 96 4 feeder. 1 feeder.. 2 feeders. 26 feeder. 29 feeders. 18 feeders. 2 feeders. 39 feeders. 8 COWL, 8:f0 7t6 6.15 9.3 9-J3 8 75 763 910 3 to 1 cow 1 1 cow .. 9"0 2 60 3 95 3 00 2 60 2 60 2 90 3 85 3 25 3 00 3 60 6 00 4 20 3 60 4 60 8 25 4 Ho 3 60 4 25 8 50 3 60 3 80 4 W 4 55 4 20 8 60 4 25 8 25 3 10 8 25 3 45 3 25 2 76 3 85 3 25 1 15 8 15 4 25 3 00 4 75 6 00 3 90 3 94 3 06 3 06 2 05 2 06 2 19 3 10 3 60 2 6 2 85 8 15 3 00 4 60 3 75 3 00 3 76 3 76 3 76 4 00 3 7ft 3 00 3 20 . 3 30 6 10 6 10 8 40 8 86 3 24 cow.....li.4 2 cows.... 3 cows.... 4 cows.... 18 cows.... 3 cows.... 1 heifer... 1 heifer... 1 calf 68 feeders. feeder. 7 feeders. 3 feeders. 14 feeders. 3 feeders. W K) 11' K) 1ii5 9 eeJ 4i0 4w IbO 8J2 83 k9 8.3 9.10 943 1 bull.... 1 bull.... 3 bulls... 1 Slag.... 1 steer... 1$ cows... 15 cows... 1 cows... 6 cows... 4 cows... . 4 calves. 1 calf.... I calves. 1 calf.... 6 cows... 28 cows... ..1240 ..12.) ..Ioi'O ..lim) .. 964 .. 8;'4 ..HW4 .. SVj ..lti'!2 .. Z) .. 33) .. 164 .. 160 93 feeders.. 96 3 stags 1:118 1 stag liO 8 feeders. .H'45 8 feeders. .Ion 1 feeder... 9xJ 6 feeders. .li") 4 40 .. 954 .. 810 .. 790 ..1H8 .. 9m) .. 810 .. Si .. 8-8 ttl .. 911 4 40 4 40 4 40 4 40 4 ta 4 25 4 40 3 26 3 i 3 10 3 60 3 75 3 65 8 10 3 85 4 65 4 40 $ 00 3 26 3 26 8 15 a 71 8 26 3 60 3 95 3 86 3 86 I 90 2 cow.. 14 cow.. 8 feeders. .lol 3 feeders.. 9) I cow.... 3 cow... 6 cow..., cow... 1 cow.... 2 cow. v., 21 cow.,., 25 cow..., 8 heifer. 1 calf...., 1 bull 11 COWI.,,, 1 cow 1 cow 1 feeder.. 64 feeders 9i0 , 8 , 73 It Ml , 720 600 946 , tw . feeders 1 feeder. 1 : heifer. 1 cow 9.H) 4,5 20 640 9n5 9o5 8.-) 8 rows 1 heifer..., 43 heifers.. 1 heifer.... 9i 67 feaders.. 1U7 4 feeders. .1'.''6 8 steers.. ..YlA t steer 1"10 1 cow 940 8 cows 94$ a si 1 3 feeders.. f7S M cows 1040 11 COWS 8n 3 cows.. .'..1O40 1 cows..... fJ teows..... M cow.....ll.'7 . 3 cows 11.13 2 cows 940 11 cows 9 0 8 cows Stf) 3 cows.. ...V'10 13 steer... .1130 1 stesr 9"0 3 steers... .luso 3 scsr....lo:- 1 stser las , m 4 .1170 4 05 , 7 steers... .1IW1 17 feeders.. . 34 feeders.. 1".$ 1 feeder. ..li'SI 42 feeders.. K1 IS feeders.. 9 'i 7 cows.....l(l 4 cows f0 1 cow 7?0 1 row lf0 1 Blag UN) 4 00 4 40 4 60 4 00 4 16 3 25 8 20 $ 20 3 26 8 00 8 SO .1 4 66 .l.'.M 4 W . 7.3 4 no . K4.I 3 60 . RSI 4 . 9- 8 20 .946 3 20 .ll-el 8 90 . 9 3 3 96 .U10 3 35 COIA3RATV). . ! 3 14 feeder. . 9"6 2 76 '2 feeders. .H" 4 40 81 feeders. . 4 ! 80 feeders. . 7'" 2 00 8 cow.... 2 cows. . . . 25 feeder., SO feeders.. 1 cow , 48 feeders. 9-d t!f li'iO M7 '8 S 8 60 4 10 3 90 "O'.'TH DAKOTA. il 3 OS WYOMING 3 cows... 8 cows... 1 cow.... 17 cow... 1 cow.... 7 feeder 6 feeders ,135 , KH5 1010 , 9"7 91 1142 1110 4 So 60 feeder. 4 70 l 14 feeder.. 1105 4 00 4 00 25 feeders. ,1'4 4 00 8 10 81 feeder.. l"O0 4 75 4 25 6 cows 1". H 3 $6 $25 1 feeder.. .1146 6 25 8 25 8 feeder.. IK'S 6 25 3 95 1 feeder... 9"0 36 3 86 4 feeder.. 9.-0 2 ks 4 64 . 3 feeder.. 80 4 60 4 26 3 feeders.. 870 1 feeder... 940 1 feeder... 12O0 18 feeders.. 970 Cam Thorn Neb. 7 feeder.. H 4 35 $ feeders.. 855 8 IS 12 cow S','3 3 26 1 cow 8 X)' 3 25 4 cows 912 3 26 10 cow..... 863 8 26 7 steer.. ..1090 I 40 . M. Kldrlge Neb. 11 feeder.. 1061 4 76 2 feeders. .1000 4 7 i-;. o. Crawford Neb. 8 steers., 1 cow.... 1 cow.... 1 buIL... 14 cows.., 83 steers. 4 cows... 1191 4 65 9 feeders.. 94 4 25 300 .. 90 3 76 1 cow 860 ..ISO 2 60 C. M. Clark-Neb, ..840 25 1 heifer.... 620 I SO .. 957 8 06 C. I wis Neb. ...1190 10 Wm. Schick Neb. . ..1035 3 16 9 feeders.. 90 4(0 8 feeders.. II116 4 60 H. Amos Neb. A 6 cows 1196 1 cow lfloo 1 feeder... 1120 4 60 81 feeders.. 1167 8 76 12 feeders.. 1046 4 60 I 00 4 60 400 140" 4 66 6 10 4 00 3 80 Oeorge MilesNeb. 46 feeders.. 1162 4 85 8 feeders.. 1163 Kern Bros. Neh 74 cows... 1 steer... KS 140 8 cow 1033 11W 5 75 31 feeder. .10M Wilson Ttmm w 10 cow 1102 410 20 steers., 4 cows 1022 3 96 1 calf ... 11 steers... .1141 6 00 Icon... ,.105$ . 470 .1003 Frank Benton Wyo. 21 feeders. HAIi 4 to 1 stag.... 1100 8 35 27 feeders. 11.11 B JU Johnson Bros. Y .1174 4 80 3 cow ' . 86S 3 00 .117 4 00 J. A. Moore Wyo. 73 steer, 4 steers. 1 steer. .. 1 cow.... 1 cow.... 3 steers. 1 steer... 64 COWS.., 1040 6 60 J steer 1270 8 AO S 60 4 60 5 00 ( 60 im K 1100 8 60 4 steer.. ..1175 tOO steers... .1196 4 2$ 33 steer.. ..1167 5 60 1 steer 1010 ...1140 ..1160 jonn Htorv Wvn. .840 3 10 J. F. Connatly Wyo. .1099 3 70 cows 1091 t 00 .1000 3 70 17 cows... 8 cows... a. da 8. Hamilton Wyo. 68 cows..... 10X1 4 40 10 cows 977 6 75 . steers. ...1168 5 75 4 steers. ...1217 6 26 , 3 steer.. ..1217 6 76 91 steers.. ..1228 I 75 6 90 8 80 6 26 ( 75 S 00 4 25 4 25 4 25 4 25 4 25 8 60 5 steers.. ..1270 1 steers... .1211 1 steer 1320 106 s tee it. 1233 C. .1830 .1360 1800 . 910 E. Hall Wyo. 7 steers. . 6 steers.. 1 steer.... 8 feeders 3 cows..., 26 11 cow. 16 cow. ...1180 ... 916 ... 972 ... 825 ... 938 ...lor ...1270 25 26 4 00 3 60 3 60 7 cow. 3 cow. 7 cows. 6 cows, lbull.. 940 1 cow 1000 3 cows 1010 3 cows 1020 8 85 8 86 WMfAFfl PiHflkaa 68 steer.. ..1154 6 26 60 teer....il82 6 SS Matador T . a. r rn a rt 23 steer.. ..1235 t 25 . ' Webber 8. D. 6 00 g ateera . IMft K Ml t steers... .1223 steers. ...1211 00 36 A. Ross 8. D. 4 85 22 steers... .1241 2Z feeders.. 663 L. Hoyt 8. D, .1159 ( 26 1 steer.... .1100 IS. .1090 6 26 1 steer 1010 6 25 .1240 6 25 1 Steer. ....1240 6 26 .1040 6 26 10 steers.. 3 steers.. 1 steer.... 1 steer.... ... M O. W. Fisher 8. D. 48 feeders.. 101 9 4 16 1 cow 1270 1 50 3 feeders.. 1020 8 26 V M TTaamnaa ft Tt. a feeders.. 966 4 85 16 cow.. . 87 .1000 . 890 . 93S . ns . 790 3 90 3 16 3 16 3 15 8 90 3 00 a leeners.. va a 25 1 row 1 feeder. 830 4 85 1 cow.... . 626 3 26 8 cow... . 850 4 65 3 cow... . 740 8 90 1 bull.... 1140 3 70 8 feeders. 24 feeders. 1 heifer... 1 bull C. M. Wallace Colo. 670 8 00 6 COWS.... 673 3 OA IK ma 1 heifer.... 946 838 8 35 1 76 4 heifers.. teeoers.. mix 4 00 Frost ft Palmer Colo. 33 feeders. .1041 4 46 3 feeders.. 800 . . ' -FV Blake Colo. I SO 40 heifer... 698 8 70 3 calves.. 3 heifers... 610 3 00 3 calves.. 3 calves... 285 3 25 8 feeders. 1 cow 1120 8 25 Peter Relcherd Colo. 83 830 426 4 78 3 60 8 86 u cu w b w"5 x bu J Dull... 1 calf 120 4 60 ..1090 1 80 M J. J. Horton Idaho. 26 feeders.. 1151 4 66 66 feeders. 944 2 feeders.. 1151 8 60 6 feeders.. 944 4 25 8 25 nous There was not a hesvy run of ""ii uere ioaay, put as prices took a big .1."' "41 otne" points the market went luiiiuiiiiar nere. also. At the start the d' cnne amounted to about 10tj:i5c, but the situation grew worse at a rapid rate and on the close trading was very dull at a uecune 01 xuc, as compared with Baturdav. The bulk of the early aales went from $7.00 to $7.10, with a top of $7.20. The last 20 or 25 loads, packers tried to buy right around $6.90 and $6.96, but a Hellers were not will ing to take off that much It was late before anything like a clearance was made. Heavy hogs Buffered the worst today, while the medium and lightweights of good quality sold to the best advantage. Today's decline carries the market to the lowest point reached since May 28. Repre sentative sales: - No. to.., 74.. 84., II.. 41.. 41.., II. . 74.., II.., II.., 71... Ti.., 10.., At. Bh. Ft. No. At. ....141 10 I 14 M 217 ....141 40 I M 10 m ....101 120 I 16 11 HI ....111 110 I SO II Ml ....144 110 7 01 4 t&T ....174 10 7 00 11 171 ....111 144 7 04 71 m ....111 110 7 OS 11. ...... .171 ....1:1 40 7 00 S4 Ml ....IM ... 7 00 71 4 ....111 ... IN 41 161 ....111 40 IM , TI IM ....127 IM T 00 14 lei ....121 BO 7 00 - 14 II ....K4 IN t M 3 Ie4 ....147 M 7 00 44 141 a. . T 0 t 0 f OS T 0 t Of T ft T 0 T OS 7 Of 7 Of . 7 Of T 17V T Oil T II f 1 id T 10 I " 7 10 f 1 T 11 f 10 7 10 7 llWj 1 11 IM 100 10 se so 140 II.. 44.. 41.. II.. 71.. IS. . II.. II.. It. . 7.. 76.. ....144 10 1 00 71 Ill ....! IN IN 41 Ill ....171 HIM 41 Ill .... 00 t 00 41 til ....121 110 7 OS - U 124 ....1W 40 7 04 TI tot ....tit 114 7 0 M 10 ....IM 110 7 01' 14 161 ....141 ... T OlVi II 161 ....161 ... 7 04 17 H7 let 1 SO SHEEP There waa a liberal run of hep here this morning, but ths demand wa fully equal to the occasion and practically everything desirable was disposed of at an early hour. Buyer ail seemed to be anx ious for good stuff, and the market on such kinds could be quoted active and strong and In soma cases sale were made that looked as much a a dime higher. Wether old a high as $3.60, and a string that weighed 118 pounds brought $3.60. Yearlings old up to $4.00 and ewes brought $3.45, but they were good There were comparatively few lamb and none that were strictly good, for nothing brought over $4.80. Considering quality, though, the prices paid were strong. Feeders continued In good demand this morning and strong prices were paid for anything showing quality. Quotations for clipped stock: Good to choice yearlings, $3.v;iifi4.0O; fulr to good, $3 3Wjj3.60; good to choice wethers, t'lUrt $.76; fair to good wethers, $S.15ft3.40; choice ewes, I3 2wy3.&0; fair to good ewes, ti 9 3.20: good to choice spring lambs. 45.UI fc-o.Jo; fair to good spring lambs, $4.765.00; feeder wethers, $2.7Sa3.26; feeder yearlings, $3 0t'u3 40; feeder lambs, $3 6tX(p4.10; feeder evtes, il.S&U'i.Zi. Representative sales: $ cow.... 3 cows. 64 feeders. 14 feeder. 1 feeder. 1 feeder.. 4 feeder. 6 cow.... 3 cows..,. 1 cow $ row.... 1 bull No. Av. Pr. 63 western ewes 105 8 26 tVso western ewe 103 3 25 145 Idsho ewes 99 3 J5 tii Idaho ewes liaj 3 35 90 western yearling 70 8 60 1.1'42 western wethers 109 3 00 176 Idaho wether...- 94 8 75 815 Wyoming yearling 79 4 00 1.97 weatern yearlings 66 4 00 64 cull -ewes 80 2 00 74 weatern ewes , 64 2 60 64 feeder ewe 86 2 8 1S5 weetern wether 86 2 86 8V0 Idaho ewu.. ......... 110 3 46 4HS feeder yearling 76 3 374 62 feeder yearlings 79 3 874 140 feeder yearlings 77 8 37 67 weatern wethers 118 8 60 6J1 western wethers lol . 3 60 29 western weint-rs 86 8 60 130 Idaho sheep and yearlings.... 91 8 60 135 yearlings and wethers 97 4 00 27 feeder iamb S7 4 00 2M Wyoming lambs 66 4 6 M western lambs 72 4 90 414 Idaho wether and yearlings 77 $ 60 Kansas C'lly Live llsok Market. KANSAS CITY. Aug. 11 CATTLE Rs celpta, 7,6u0 natives, 4.&0O Texan. tJk Texas calves and buu native calves; corn fed cat tle steady to loo higher; quaanrn Bluff firm; nallv and waatern cows steady to loc aiauer; aiu.i.ia u.H feeders xtrcrrj rho!- export and dressed beef steers. $7.76 b8 26; fair to good, $60ix7.60; stockars and f eeder. $2 2i8 56; western fed ateers. $4 60 ti.26; Texas and Indian steer. 12.7634 2o; Texas cows, $i vvlui uaUv cows, $.kf 4 76; native hlfer fI.IMN.40: esnners, $1.54 tjlfci; bulls. $ n.HMl4f.; calves, $3 2-.i6A. 1 u Ki B Receipts, f.ano hesd: market HnV! lower, closing st lowest point; top, $7 1 bulk of sales, $6J?i7.26; heavy, $; V ft! S:-,i mixed parkerx, $i.i-o ;.2S; light 6.m(i7.1; yorttera, $7. lo-ii 7 16; pla;s. tWVy7(i. SHKKP AND LA MI4H Receipts, 1.80$ head; market strong to loe higher; native lambs, H 76: western lambs, $3 in-i;6.(- native wether, fcl Siii 4 60; weatern wsinera, T $3.oni4.00; fed ewes, $3.1094.00; Texas clip- ' ped yearling, $3.4fir4.ti6; Texa clipped sheep, $3.00ia0; stockers snd feeder. $2.44 13.00. CUICACO LIVK STOCK MARKET, Cattle 8eady te" Weak, Heg Uwi ' aad gheep Higher. CHICAGO. Aug. H.-CATTLTC-necelpts, 20.0.10 head, inc luding 1.000 Texan snd ioia westerns; choice steady, others steady to weak; good to prime steers, $8.0ofl).9o; poor to medium, $4.5i"U7 .60; stockers anil feeders, $2. 606.25; cows. $1.MV6.75; heifers, $3.5"$ .25; earners, $l.taX(T2.60; Isxlls, $2 .2-,is(.4; ctlve. $3.604i7.3fi; Texas steers, $3-86u6.O0. western steers. $4.756.95. ' f HOOS-Receipts, 30.O0O head; estimated ' tomorrow, 18,0U0; left over. 4,000; H'jjoo lower; mixed and butchers, .Vj;.4A; good to choice heavy, 8?.lnij7.4&; rough heavy M 5IKT7.00; light, $.604i' J.30; bulk of ales. S6.7foj7 10 SHEEP AND LAMRA-Recelpt, 17.000 read; eheep Kll&o higher: lambs. 164i5o .....-; a;ooa to rnoice wethers, $3.60(4.25; fair to choice mixed. $2.6Oii3.a0; western heep, $2 60it,a.2S: native Umbs, $3 60a4.1!u; western lambs, $(.26 too. ' OITiclal Saturday: Receipts. Shipments. 7 214 Cattle Hog , Sheep '.fr 1331 .1,733 Hew Tark Live steek Market. rEE.W . 7-,?lK' a Aur . -BEEVES-Re-elpu 8.121 head; good to cholo steers alow In I r. . iAW.., 1 , . w . . 1 ' uin ana -common strong; bulls and cows steady; steers, $4.76 tt it? bu,lB- 25,!BO; -xtra fat bulls ?i1,i,5o:Kow 2-0"'-; tmt heifers, $4 So 4)5.05. Cables steady. CALVES-Recelpts, 3,933 headi Teal steady, closing !ow; grssscr and butter milk easy, veals, $5.0Oj,s.O0; top, U 36. mainly at 86.00b7 .90; cull, $4 60; grasser 1d,Vttrm,lk' -8,v5 4 60; western. $4.75. HOOS-Recelpts, 6,571 hesd; market lower: good state hogs, $7.60; choice light, $7.00; mixed western, $7.2&7 .36. SHEEP AND LAM B3 Receipt, 14.333 head; good handy sheep firm, others low; lamb firm to shade higher; sheep, 82 50'u 4.124; .choice, $4.25; cull $L60iij2.00; Ismbs, $5.0O7.00; culls, $4.0O&4.75! St. Loals Lira stock Market. RT TlTTTa Ai, 11 niWT w t 1 . 7.5O0 Including 4,im) Texans; market steady. J""." snipping and export steers, $7.2oij . 'J dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.2i ft.50; steers under 1,000 lbs., $4.00.fl.20; stockers and feeders, $3.654.30; cows and eVi'I?'6-6' Io; .cnn"''s, $2.0iKii2.60; bulls, $2 504.00; calves, $4.(XV(i7.25; Texa and In- S. aJVa.,.?er" i-i-Vi cow and heifers, $2.ij3 45. nuuo neceipts, l.tm: market, 60 lower. F'f" nd lighU. $7.00.25; packers. $7,000 7.2o: butchers $7.2f.,7.b5. "iiccr jinu l,amuh Receipt, 2,500: market teady. Native mutton. $i.45-4.20; lamba, $4.1tuu.60; cull and bucks, U.0i 4.00; stockers, $1.00s36; Texans, $3.0043.76. St. Joseph Lira Btoek Market. st tnoirpTr 11. ... . r. .1 Receipts. 2.K14: steady to lOn lower N'a 7 Uvea, $4W.60: cows and heifer. $1.5oJ Ia , K ".whit.w, uuiib ana steer, $2.6o).26; stacker and feeders, $3.00425.75. HOGS Receipt. 2.29S: Kto lower. Light and light mixed, $7.0iig7.2o: medium and ha.vJft7.1o7.35; pig. $4.00(tf.76; bulk, SHEEP AND LAMRIUnaralnla . active. Lamb, strong to lOo higher; good ecaiciiiDia, eu.DU. Slavs. City Lira Stoolc Market. BTOTTV -TT T- a .aa m.., u.vy v., ! 'a. au. u. IDIWCWI 1 ei err&tm P1TTT IP Dlnl. a r u . . V 10c higher, killers tady: beeves, $5.7r&-7.50; rows, bull and mixed, x; iv.ws.nn- aiiu.ii.ra and feeders, $2.754.75; yearlings and calves, . $2.5O$'4.O0. UimK-Ramlnla arm. narkal llva Inerae at $.757.00; bulk, $.75&.80. - gteck In Sight. Tha nllowtna. 4aHle atlsAwe 4a mm.Ih. -. cattle, hogs and sheep at th five principal ' , niaiaoii lur August 11: cattle. Hog. Sheeu. Omaha Chicago Kansas Cltv 6,691 4.900 9.002 20,000 12.100 7.500 2,934 80,000 2,800 1,500 , 2.393 17,000 1.600 3,600 8.926 Bt. Louis .... St. Joseph .. Totals...'.. . 48,225 40,898 39.818 Round Trip, kui k)M I to 14v incluslYS Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo. taadard aad Toarlst gleeaors to Dearer, leavlagr Oasaha ldW P. M., Aagast ' 1 to 14 laela- Ivo. ers7 Rftfinff Trln lift Vr i iiwbhibi J'l n-51 Glcnwocd Springs, Sa!! Lake City City Ticket Office, (323 FernsnSf., Omaha. Neb. B.00 A IM11U Specialist Is :i DISEASES sod DISORDER! of P.1EM. 19 years la Omaha, SYPHILIS eurso by th QUICK. taT. aafsst snd moa4 natural method that has yet been dlseovered. boon every sign and symptom dtsappeavri oomt.letely and forever. No "BRk,AKIN Our" of the disease oa the skin or face, A cure that 1 guaraateeal to be Bajrmauienj for Ufa. lflrlf",fs?III urd. Method new, tf.nlwwWa.Ll. without euttlng. paint aa detention from work: permansot euro guaranteed. WEAK HER from Etiwsmi or lctlnht to Kervou Peelllty er a. haustlon. Wait, Irg WaaktBBM with Karly Dsay la TBg and MUill Aged, lack of vim, vigor aa4 trength, with organs impalrod and weak. STUICTtstSC cured with a new Horaa fraatmsnL Ko pain, no detention friMal buainsBS. Kidney and Bladder Trouble. Couaaliatlan rae. Traataaaai b, Mali I. CHAHOCS LOW. 11 . 14th . Cr. Sesrlss & S::r!:s Zz:v.s, f!:t. -i cuih Y0'jjt:riF J XofSXI I tiss gig ti BBr.slaisj klallaltM dli:Bata.lafc.ria.ll.fc BmmmW V I'rllaUult BS BUxrii.ei J " Be k mwmvmim, . ef M I1 1 1 Bb... f li.iaaa. Uaaav FaialeM, a4 Bw4 aa. V..v a. lii a . , m - - - . - - . 1nlnsfil.I J lt by DngncU, X ... . seal la staia .,.. . 4 V
