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Newspaper Page TextTHE OMATIA DAITiY AVLDNESDAY, ATJCITTSTl la, IVOZ. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bullish Bintim-nt in Dnll Iftrkst Boosts frieoa t God Gains. TRADERS IGNORE IEARISH INFLUENCES Seller Searea and Brisk He en aad ta ecar Prelts Iriii Ereryttilsc l Fml Irregalar, hat Price Held $,'. CHTCAnO, Aug. ll.-Today m a dull no In both grain and provlelona asid every thing wont up. The government crop re t'ort, which was a disappointment to the bear, wna the cause of the upturn. Hhorts were frightened and covered freely In everything. Sellers were acarce In wh'at and In spite of good crop condition! the brisk demand to secure profits, especially In corn, aent wheat up 2c and corn ad vanced 2Sc At the clone September wheat Was itf l; up, September corn lHc higher and September oats 'aVc advanced. Pro visions cloaed unchanged to be higher. It waa a revival ot bull conndenc and fear on the part of the bears that put through a heavy business In the wheat pit. The general Impression prevailed that the end of the bear campaign had come yes terday, and. strangely enough, the low (rices of this campaign had come before the government report. Usually a govern ment report Is followed by depression. The case was different today. Whereas the estimate of a spring and winter wheat crop of about 7&0.000.000 bushels had gained cre dence the government suggested only 6i0, Ouo.OoQ bushels. Foreign markets gave the report a bullish Inspection and sent higher quotations, and the northwest had lighter receipts, Primary receipts were heavy, the weather was good and ordinary conditions were as bearish aa before the receipt of the report. Coarse gralna, however, also had an upturn, selling waa almost nothing and buying for the support of Beptember was mo vigorous that snorts bid prices up hur ' riedly. New York and St. Louis wrre In .the market heavily on the buying side and 'there was a. good commission house de mand all oay. Arrayed above the bull -movement were light seaboard clearances, although sixty boatloads were taken for export at seaboard points and 600,000 sold lor shipment here later worked against the lightly bearish Incentive and resulted In a much stronger upturn. There were several lapses from high prices on the advance, but the close w near top figures. Orad- ng shows but little Improvement, and the ocal contract stocks are fast disappearing. September opened M,tir. to H4fc higher at 6,tc to t7c, sold to 6HVe and closed very trong, lVl'c higher at 6c. Local re ceipts were A'.) cars. 9 of contract grade; Minneapolis and Ltuluth reported IK cars, making a total for the three points of 622 cars, against 719 last week and V7 a year go. Primary receipts were 1,273,000 bushels, compared with sfil.000 bushels last year. Seaboard clearances In wheat and flour cquaieu 823,000 bushels. Corn show! much strength, partly be cause the government report showed 1 per cnt reduction since July 1, but principally on heavy covering by a great manv shorts who secured hanisome profits. Most of ths purines waa In September. The market 'was Influenced by frosts, very small re oe pts and the etrergth In wheat. Cables were lower, due to liberal American, offer Ipga and at times had Influence enough, to goiher with good con newt, to cause slight breaks In the advene. Commission houses bought liberally. In the main, however, coin traders Ignored figure, cables and the generally good weather and bulled the ' cereal on aenf'ment. Tha trade was full of atp-losa order, which came out freely frcm those pressed on the short side. Con servative traders salt? conditions for the ctops could not M Tjetter. September sold as low as b0tc and lumped to 62vsc closing strong, lc up at 624c. Receipts wera only 82 cars. There wss no Influential biivtng In oats, but prices responded quickly to the bullish ent'ment In the other pits. Provision houses bought fairly and prominent bulls were taking May. The strength In corn u ....... i wi; is r.rlr.clp-! ;ra terrber sold from o to JOHo and'closed . Arm. lHo up at 80S30c. Receipt wera 6-19 cars. Provisions were Irregular. Heavy cover- i ... monins ana nn absence of selling pressure worked 'against lower rn-ra or nogs., me demand was not eavy, but buying orders came In I n suffi cient qunntttles to put good strength Into iiio niumei. oeverai reactions occurred, but th- grain strength held prices up. Sep tember pork closed 30o up at 118.30, Septem ber larl unchanged at $10.56 and September Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. fcVr'hIa,rrn' Car: 0t"1 208 car": h0'"' Ths leadlmr futures ranged as follows: , Artlclea.l Open.l High, j Low. Close. Te'y. Wheat Sept. Dec. May Corn Sept. Deo. May Oats a Sept. b Sept. a tec. May Pork Sept. Oct. Jan. Lard Sept Oct. Jan, Xllba Sept Oct Jan. I 69U 70 t2 41 i 8&V4 7HH 66 87HWil 6Vij69 Unwsi KM 60V4, SOT, 3) 401 394! 39V(i.-, 3S3, 244 ?4H ' J4Vi 2S'! 1 00 16 17V4 14 02 Vi 10 65 9 62U a 224 9 6714 9 27 7 Sl 3 2 .JOC'SOUj Wi2s- 2S 15 97 14 10 13 87ii 10 46 S 46 1"7H IS 66 I 14 60 ! 10 68 70 8 40 87' 60 I 7 60 16 90 1 45 14 40 10 65 9 66 8 36 90 9 SO is to U 7V4 10 45 if- 17Vi t 17H $60 15 7 tO t 40 9 IS 7 90 7 62 a Old. b New. No. t Cash quotation wera aa follows: FIXUR Steady ; winter patente. S3 6003 ) tralghta, $3.10113.45; clear, 12.80(33.25; spring apeclala, I4.2k,M.80; patents, 63.60tu4.ii: tralghta. 63.00w3.26. ' WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 72Hc; No, I prlng, 71c; No. I red, 6SVifc70c. CORN-No. 2, 66c; No. yellow, R0584o. OATH No. 2, 110334c; No. I white, 219 HirE-No. I, 60V4C. N BARLEY-Fair fo choice malting, S7M3e. SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.40; No. 1 northwest am. $1.45. Prim timothy,- 4-2ie.30. Clover, contract grade, $8.60. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $16 28 C 18.30. Lard, per 100 lbs.. 10 42Vt? 10. 45. Short ribs sides (loose), $.7O9.80. Dry salted .shoulders boxed), $9 0irui.l2Vs; short clear aides (boxed), $il.25(Sil.$7H. WHIBKT-Cm th basis of high wines, Ths following ar tha receipts and ship menu: Beeelpts. Shipment yiour bb!. W'heat, bu. Corn, bu. . Oats, bu. . Rve. bu. s. 1 (art K.OIlO 3.000 t?,flno ,.li3.(Nk) 604.ti0 837!0U0 lS.OtO IS l.iO Xiarley, bu. On the Produce exchanaa tortav tbe hut. ter market waa steady; creameries. ltij liA,c; dairies, Is'S'lvVic Cheese, steady at liilo. Ktigs, firm; fresh, llViC SEW YORK GENERAL UARKET, (taotatlaas of Ik Day aa Varlaaa Commodities. NEW TORK. Aug. 12. FLOUR Re ceipts, 36,4 bbls.: exports, t.oci bbls. ; market wss tineettied and barely steady un'ir free olTrniKu: winter unirntu ti s.,.. I1: winter utrmKhts, $3.to"'3 e; Ittinnmut sients. j.i3 ..; winter extras, 4J.Hya3.So; Minnesota tck-ra. $i. ltxJ3.au: wlntr io grades, J R!'nt 06. Ry Hour, quiet; fair to fcix.J rt2:i3 40; choice to fancy, $36iB$.?0, I I'UH.NMf.Ab-Hmiir; yoliow weaieru, i.i7; branilywine, J 4j3 W. KiK-Una; No. 2 tiein. 63c, f. o. b., afloat; stain, 6-n4c, c 1. f.t New York car lul: new, 6o lean. liAKLKlf Quiet; feeding, 6tc, c t f.. Jjurtalo. WUUAT Receipts, 85. bu. : exports, 81,- S bu. Hiot, tldn; No. i red, 7c, elevator; No. 2 red 75H a Vti'.ie, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 Northern IViluth, t"ic, f. c. b., arlnat; No. 1 Imrd Manitoba, Mc, f. o. b.. afloat. Af fected by higher cables, foreign buying, Jvreuictlons of showers In the northwest and a bullish construction or tha crop re port, wheat was active and hlsher today. I"lii considerably oversold covering was a ln.n li.riit factor all day and the market closed up firm at lV'ile net advance. May, ! closed at ivc: September, 7i -l4 r i-mO, iloeed at Tic; December, 72 1-ltkJ 7.. -c closed st 7:c ' c )nN lvo. elpt. 25.200 bu. Spot, firm; No. 2. 6J'e, elevator, and 6oo, afloat, f. o. i. I'l'tlon market develoi-ed activity and much etrenrlh today In response to a abort scare linjwiled by cold weather west, the whe.it advance and hulllh talk on the report Cloaed firm, with September 2o higher aui others liio up. Mv. 4.t,iiit3Sc, cIos.k! at 4jS-; brpteiuber, 6o'(,u,c. closed tit 6. So; lecrml,er, toi4tc, closed at 4ctc. OATS l'.e eiots, !.! but) bu ; exports, a bu. tpot unsettled; No. 2, ao for old, 41'o for new; No. $, noinlnal; No. $ white, fcc f-r c!d. foe w ntl,,n market was active and stronger In sympsthy wlthcoru and on a bullish view of the crop report. 1UU-'Jolet; shipping, bCuc; good to Choi, e, $1 ..yl 05. Klv-'E Kino ; dr.msstlo, fair to extra, 4HH 7c; Japanese, 4iioo. HOI rt-1 inn; state, prime to choice. 111 crop. 19Vu-'c; 11, l'V; olda, t:ic; slat common to choice l'.il crop 2iu-kc; ls ' ivis l.ijlM;; eida, 7iivc; psido cuast, lui crop yw,uP; iimo crop. 1791": oia, TfflOe. I.KATHKH Steady; acid, 24ir5c. HIDKS-Mteadv; Oalveston, 20 to IS lb., lie; CHilfornln. il to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs , 13c. WOtllr-cjulet ; domestic fleece, SKITWe. TAI.1)W-Kasy; city 1 per pkg.), Hej conntrv (pkgs. free), '6ic. MLASHl-.S Stesdv; New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice, X.l4r41c. HI.'TTKR Hceipts, .6i- pkga.; steady; state dairy, 172 tc; state creamery, 17i't4c: Imitation creamery, 16'Q17Vc; factory, U'-i fcnc. PHOVIStONf R'rf. steady; fsmlly $!S"0 fiK OO; mcs, $l3.orwfl3.M; beef hams, $:2 23. 00; pneket, $14.00'. 15.00; city extra India ms, $22.'0'r!24.(O. Cut meats. Irregular; Slckled. bellies, $11 ZMi 13.00; pickled shotil crs. $a.7Mj!).o: pickled turn, $11. 9"f 12.25. l-ard, quiet; weatern steamed, 90.7CW ln.wi; August closed st $10 80, nominal; refined, eay; South America. $11.60; compound, $,.12yfiSn: continent. 10.). Pork, easier; family. $:o 0"u 20.60; short clear, $)D.00Ca2l.00; mee. $17.7MilS.75. BUTTER Receipts, 10.428 pkg.; firm: state dairy, 17'.i-20c; creamery, s'ate, 17H4 Jn'c; creamery, imitation, 16V4&lilpci fac tory, 14U1tliHto. CHEKSK Receipts, 12,761 pkgs.; quiet; fancy, large, white and colored, 94(tf9Sc; fancy, small, white and colored, 9'4c KUOS Receipts. 12.0fi pkgs.; quiet; si at and Pennsylvania, 20V4'5?.lc: western can dled, IsfftZOc; western uncandled, I54rl8c. MOTASSRS Steady and unchanged. POULTRY Alive, firm; chickens. U4t 14c; turkeys. 11c; fowla, 134c. Dressed, firm; chickens, 14144c; fowls, IVfrc; tur key, 13c. MfciTALR Testerday'a -weak copper mar ket was followed today by a further ssg glng off of price snd weakness of under tone. Tiro lower basis of prices, however, had the effect of stimulating an active demAnd and a good business was trans acted In electrolytic, amounting to 1,000.000 pounds altogether at $H.624 for August and September delivery. At the close of the market the tone still ruled weak and offerings were freely made on tha quoted basis. Standard spot closed at $ll.l?14f 11 4o; lake, 111.7oi?ill.K4; electrolytic, $11 SO ni.6:. and casting at $116011.60. Eng lish prices also suffered declines, spot and futures both easing off 8s 9d and closing at 52, 2s d for spot and 52, a 3d for futures. Liberal offerings of tin In the local market, coupled with an absence of demand from speculators or consumers, broke prices today about ' 30 points on spot, the market closing weak at the de cline. Spot closed at $2S.2W28.50. The Lon don market reported a drop of 16s for the clay, presumably due to the same cause. Spot cloyed at 12 10s and futures at 124 6s. In lead there was little change noted and prices remained as last quoted. Spot closed at $4,124, London was un changed at 11 2s 6d. Spelter ruled firm on moderate demand and absence of offer Ings. Spat was quoted at $5.45. The Eng lish market was unchanged at 18 12s 6(1. Domestic Iron waa In fair demand for the season and foreign undertone. Prices were unchanged. Wsrranta wete nominal: No. 1 northern foundry. $23.0O33'..00; No. t northern foundrv. $22.00123.00; No. 1 south ern foundry, $22 Oftfo OO: No. 1 southern foundry, soft, $22.00(3 1!3. 00. Glasgow was unchanged at 66s 6d and Mlddlesborough at a trifle higher at 63a 740. OHASIA WHOL.S8Al.fS MARKETS. Coadltloas e Trad sal atat)aa Staple Wnsl Paaey Praalaee. EOQS Candled stock, lc LIVE POULTRY Han, 94c; rooster, according to age, 4g6c; turkeys, SlOo; ducks and geese, 642c; spring chlckena. par lb., 124S13c. BUTi tiR Packing stock. 124We: choice dairy. In tubs, I3jltic: separator. 20t21o. FRE8K CAUGHT FISH Trout, 10c; her ring, 60; pickerel, 8c; pike, 9c; perch, 6o; buffalo, dressed, 7c: sun Ash, 6c; blueflna, 80; whlteflah, loc; catfish, 13c; black basa, lc; halibut, 11c; salmon, 16c: haddock. Uc; cod fish, 12c; red snapper, 10c; lobsters, Voiled, per lb.. 27c; lobster, green, per lb,. 2ue: bullheads, 10c CORN 680. OATS-Hc, BRAN Per ton. tlS. HAY Price quoted, by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association; Choice hay, No, 1 upland, $7.00; No. 1 medium, $4.60; No. 1 coarse, $6.00. Rye straw, $6.60. These prices ar lor nay 01 gewu cvivr auu wiiif, aw-' mand fair. Receipts light. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER Home grown, par do.. 761-0 90c. NEW CELERT Kalamasoo, 90c POTATOES New, per bu., 2635c GREEN ONIONS Per dox., according to lxe of bunches, li920o. TURNII'B Per bu., 800. BEETS Per basket 40c GREEN CORN-Per do., 6c , CUCUMBERS Per bu., 26c LETTUCE Per do, bunch, SOC RADISHES Per do., loc WAX BEANS Homa grown, per market basket, 26c; string beans, per market bas ket, 25c. CABBAGE California or home' 'grown, new, le. ONIONS New California, in sack, psr TOMATOES Per market basket, 60c NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.16 FRUIT& PEACHES-Callfornla 8t. John. 76tT0c; Arkansas Elbertas, per 4-basket crate, 66 tjic; per -basket crate, $1.60; California Crawfords. 80c. PLUMS California, per 4-baaket crates, fancy, $1; Japanese, in peach boxes, $1; Keleey Jspan, per 4-basket crate. $1.26. , PRUNES Per box. $1. PEARS California, per box. $0.7; Oapp'g Favorite, $1.60. APPLES Summer rarities, per bbl.. $2.753.0O. . ' CKAH APPLES Per bbl., $3. CANTALOUPS Texas, per crata, $3.75; per basket, 60c. WATERMELONS Crated, 1525o. GRAPES Southern CaUarbas, per 90-lb, Crete, $1.50. BLUEBERRIES Per lS-qt. eaae, $2.26(8 2 60. TROPICAL FRUtTa PINEAPPLESFlorida, 84 to M count $8.50. BANANAS Per bunch, according to lie, $2.2:Sl2.75. v ORANGES Valencia t.T6O6.00: Medi terranean sweets, $4.0ui$4.25. LEMONS Csl. Llmonelra, $4.60(34.76; Me slnas, $4.6o6.00. MISCELLANEOUS. CIDER New York, $3.76? HIDES No. 1 green. 640; No. I green, 64c; No. 1 salted. 8c; Nn. 2 salted, 7c; No. I veal calf. 8 to 124 lbs., 8c: No. 2 vsal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c: dry hide 8312c; ahp pells, 75c- horse tildes, $1.6(.'C2.60. POPCORN Per lb., 6c; shelled. c NUTS-Walnut. No. 1 eoft ahell, per lb., 12c; hard shell, per lb.. U4c; No. 2 loft shell, 10c; No. 2 hard shell, Do; BrasiU, per lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, soft shell, ICc; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per lb., Uc; small, loc; cocoanuta, per dus., OLD METALS A. B. Alpefn quote the fo. lowing prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton, $11.00; iron, stove plate, per ton, $8.00; copper, per lb., 84c; brass, heavy, per lb., bc; brass, light, per lb., 64c; lead, per lb., $t; xlnc, per 10., 24c; rubber, per lb., 64c St. Lenls Grata aad Pravlslaa. ST. IX5UI8, Aug. 12. WHEAT Higher; No. 2 red cash, elevator, 634c; track, 04V ttjc; September, 64c; December, 64c; No. 2 hard. 6tntWc. ' CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 644c; track. 654u6c; September, 474c; December, 34 tATS Higher; No. 1 cash, 27cr track, 274)-i4c; September. S5c; December, 2o4c; No 2 white, 62c, old. RYE Klrm at 4(c. ' FLOUR Steady; new red winter pat ents. $3 10(3.20: extra fancy and suaiKht, $2 8Kg3.06; clear, $2 !VS2 75. 8Eii.I Timothy. $x7aS4.08. CORNMEAL Steady at $3 06. BHAN Lower; sacked, east track, 6S0. HAY Lower; timothy, $.tV3l2.00; prairie, $6 5-i.'9 00. v UlsKY-Stendy. $131. IRON COTTON TIES $1.0$. liAt,t,li.!(l 6,kTsC. HEMP Twine. 9c. PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing, old. $16 ; new, $16.70. Laru. $10.30. liy salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts, $10374; clear ribs, $ie.37Vt; short clear, $10.75. Bacon, higher; boxed extra shorts, $11 2T: clear ribs. $11.26; short clear. $11.76. METALS Ix-ad: Firm at $4.00, Spelter: Firm at S 20n5.25. POULTRY irm; chickens, 94c; spring. 12V.c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7c; aeese, 4"tc BUTTER Steady; creamery, 17wiio; dalrv. lifrtlSc. EGGS Steady at 15c, loss off. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls .Vt 15 (.) Wheat, bu 2oK.i0 1?S t) Corn, bu W.i.a) Oata, bu SI.ujO 62,0o0 gfllwaakca Grata Market. MILWAUKEE, Aug. 18 WHEAT- Hluher; No. 1 northern. TMi-bHc; No. 2 northern, 7wf)774c; Septeml)er, uc. RYE Higher; No. 1, 6iuj4c, old; 44o new. BARLEY Steady; standard, 66c; sample. 4 ui';. CuRN September, ilo. Peoria Market. PEORIA. Aug. 11 COR.N-InacUve; Nc $, 67Vc OATS Inactive and easy; No. 1 white. tlVjiiV, billed throush whisky On the bast of ll.k for nn lahed goods. Kaasas City Grata aad Pravtaloaa. KANSAS CITY, Aug S2.-WH EAT-Bep-tember, 6j4o; December, 62U'o. tc; run, No 2 hard. 6C4hju'c; No. 2. al4-uiuc; No. 2 red, 64'm.; No. 8, i-c CORN bcpietubar, 4Zo; Dvcomrxr, jj re; cssh. No. t, mtved, 624; No. I white, 6.1 .7H-; No. 8. Rf.H'lAA4- tiATS No. 2 white, 36c RYE No. 2, 4i-(i4 HAY-4'holce timothy, $96ogno.00; cholca ptslrle, $"too. BUTTER Creamery, 19o; fancy dairy, 17c. EOOR Stesdy; fresh Missouri and Kan sas stock, I440 par do., loss off, case re turned. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 119.. " 131. 2) Corn, bu 2S.0"0 10. 401 Oats, bu 13,000 11,000 Llvrrpeo! Grata aaa rroTlsletaa. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12-WirEAT-Ppot: No. 1 northern spring, quiet 6s Id; No. 1 California, dull. 6s 8 Futures: Quiet; September, 6s li4(': December, 6s lid. CORN Spot: Wulet; American mixed, 6 H4d. Fumres: Steady; September, 4s lOd; October, 4s 9d. PROVISIONS Beef, strong; extra India mess, 107s 6d. Pork, firm; prime mess, western, strong, 83s 6d. Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 lbs., quiet, 68s. Bacon, firm; Cum berland cut 26 to 10 lbs., quiet, 66s; short ribs, 1 to 24 lbs, quiet, 60s; long, clear middles, light. M to 34 lbs., quiet, 6a; long, clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs., quiet, 68s 6d; short clear backs, 16 to 20 lbs., quiet, 68s; clear bellies. 14 to 16 lbs., steady, 6.1s. Shoulders, square cut, 11 to 13 lbs., quiet, 47s 6d. Lard, qjilet; prime west ern. In tierces, dull, 63s 3d; American re fined. In rails, dull, 63s. CHEESEHteady. American finest white, steady, 47s 6d; American finest colored, quiet. 48s Rd. TALLOW Prime city, steady, 28; Aui tralinn, in Ixndon, dull, 83s. FLOUR St Lout fancy winter, firm, 9s d. HOPS At London (Pacific coast), firm, (WiGlf.s. BUTTER Nominal. PEAS Canadian, quiet, a 8d. Receipts of wheat during the last two days, 431,000 centals. Including 828,000 Amer ican. Receipt of American corn during the last two day, 40,000 cental. Toledo Grata mm Bead. TOLEDO. O.. Aug. It WHEAT Active and strong; cash. 70c: September, 704c; December, 704c; May, 724c CORN Fairly active and strong; cash, 3c; September, 62c; December, 40c; May, Sc. OAT8 Dull but firm: new September, SOVfcc; new December, 294c. SEED Clover, falriy active and firm: Oc tober. $5.36; January, $6.26; Ncx 2 aslike, $7.2247.40. Ph 11. d elpbla Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. . BUTTER Steady; extra western creamery, 204c; extra nearby prints. 22e. EGGS Firm, good demand; fresh nearby. Me, loss off; fresh western, 21c, loss off; fresh southwestern, 19c, loss off; fresh southern. lfrSUc, loss off. CHEEHE Steady; New York full creams, mall, lOtblOHc; New York full cream, fair to good, tWa$o. Mlaaeapalla, Wheat Floar aad Braa. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Aug. 12. WHEAT 6uc; December. 64'4644c On track: No. 1 hard, 77Sc; No. 1 northern, 75c; No. 2 northern, 734e. FLOUR First patents, $3.80$.9O; second parents, $3.603.70; first clears, $3.0010; second clears, $2.40. BRAN In bulk, $U.75. . . 1IBW YORK STOCKS AJfD BONDS. Display: of Straagrt) Early, feat Close 1 Lower. NEW TORK, Aug. 12. The domlnatlng feature in the stock market continue to be the coming crop and the money out look. Crop new was eminently satisfac tory today, both that of the report of the Agricultural department and the later cur rent new of the Weather bureau, but it la to be borne in mind that the speculation for some time past ha been diligently dis counting good crops, which have been clearly foreshadowed. On th other hand, the autumn aotlvlty In the money market, while it ha been expected and made the subject of Indus trious warnings, iiaa imiu iH.urS, !a spec u!atlon. This week's rise In money rates therefore would naturally be of moat effect on speculative conditions. Buyers In an ticipation of good crops, seeing the dan ger of a flurry In the money market which force liquidation of stocks and attracted by the high lever to which price have at tained, are tempted to sell to realise their profit. There waa considerable strength at one time today and In a few case it continued to the close, but for the moat part the early rise in price waa taken advantage of to realise prortts and the general level of price ended lower than last night. There was a further contraction also in the volume of the dealings, which dropped back again below half a million shares. Estimates of crops Indicate a wheat harvest of over 162,000,000 bushels. The corn crop In today's government report indicates as the highest of the country. This had Its effect amongst the southwest em grangers, especially amongst the Gould group. Another striking show of strength waa made by Baltimore & Ohio. Amongst the return of the railroad gross earnings for JJlS flr,t WMk, of August Chesapeake A Ohio shows a decrease of $103,553, compared with last year, and Missouri Pacifie s earn ings for the same period declined $28,000. The two groups of railroad In which the trongest stocks are were thus handi capped by this unfavorable Influence. For the money market the rate for call !an,iave.raBd mora nu-iy 4 pe,. cent than the 9 per cent, which was the maxi mum up to yesterday. Loans and com mercial paper showed a hardening tend ency as well, five and six months' loans S.nii2od.mJxd mtock change collateral !"'!" 6 Pr en The rise In money T.t' .nowever. had a perceptible effect upon foreign exchange rates, which re ceded a fraction, and tentative plans for abandoned ' thta Week WTr The currency movement seems to be still In favor of New York. Exchange at Chl today1' pretnJum f 20 cent .A"jne,r development was an Increased 1PJ?1 2emand tor grain, which held the market firm In spite of tha crop report and made some exchange. .rTti"11!.4 ,8tte" treasury operation are also showing a conUnued deficit, the ""t,0' fPendltures thus far this month exceeding $1,500,000. while for the same " y rePt were more than $yo0.000 In excess of expenditures. This af &a om the money market, but thebeginning of the Interior demand for any.y " W"U "Overthelesswiu trLhofb2or!!rfet Wa" d,1 n th Cen tral or Ueorgia Incomes were weak. Total ales, par value. $3,380,000. United States bth! Teue V unphnri n the las? -" vaunangs: Atrktaoa i So. Paotas W So Raliw.T .... do pid Baitlmor A Ohio. do pld Caoadlaa Paolaa . Cnada eoutbara . ChM. A tthla . M1 . 7 . 4t . til . .11)1 , 1 . . 4 . J3V4j . 17 H . 7? . 61 KIT .m 17(4 .311 .. JTH . It . . I1 . 1 ,. 4T . .104 .. S7H . Ma .ui 1. :" . . 7. .. .. IT . 47H . 14 . t . 40 .1104 . 474 . ( 4 . 1 .. 7t .niH ,. (7 ,. 14 . Ivta ,. ll'a . le .. lit . it . S', . i, .. H . IIS, . a .. M ..lli .. SiH ..! .. 4 .. 44 .. 41 .. H .. 14 .. 1 o p(4 Tesas A PaolBo. T., St. L. 1 W. e pfd Unloa Paolaa ... da nra . . Chicago A Alton.. so pta Chicaso, I. A L... do pfd Wabaah '. 4s pti W. A u E da Id ntd riocaso A B. I ..:n Chicago A GC W.... it. Wis. Central so pld Adams ExnraM . An la nIA . 4n Chlcato A N. W. .t4isl Amr. Kipraas .. C. R. I. A P.... 8. ttxpra Chicago T. A T.. .. 211 Walla-Farao tx. so era .. Anal. Copper , ,.1M Amor. C. A T C. C. A St. L Cclo. outhra .... tiv, do pfd .... 71 Amor. Lin. Oil , .... H do pfd ....171 Amir. B. A R ....r.4 do pfd .... 43 Ana. kiln. Co .... 3iBrl. Rap. Tr .... id,ooio. r. a 1 , .... MVCr-. Oaa .... SlVi t'Oi.. Tub. pf4 , Oaa. a'l.otrlc .... ,Ho'kliis toal .... M ilafn'l Papor ....la'7 do pfd , .... 4t Int'n'l Power .... Iclode Uaa .... W Nat. Gtaiult ....lit National 1.1 do lat pfd.... r. A Hudaoa.. lwl.. U. A W... Usurer A R. O. do pfd Crt do lat pfd.... da Id dM Ot Nor. pfd Hoeklus Valloy , An uM . Illluola Central . luwa Contra) ... do pfd LB. W da ard Loula A Naah. 14tl No. Amaricaa ..... la Paciao Coaat 14VPai:le tlatl ....... ! Poopla's Oaa lava PnoMd Sia.l Car.. lUi da pfd lt Pullman Pal. Car.. M Republic Stool SI do pfd , Ia6 8uar Itllt Two. C. A 1 MS U. a. A P. Cs l do pfd , 3 V. a. fLaathar , li.. do pfd H U. . Rubbor 9 do pld 1J V. . hieel fcift do pfd at Waetern t'nlua .... tS Am. ltrooMftlvo .. V, do pfd Hy, K. C. Boutharo..... Manhattan L . kttU St. Rt... Ma. Ontral . fHra. National Mian. A He V. Mo. Paclfto ... M , K. A T... u pfd N 1. Conttml. N. Y. Clrml. Nor. A Woat.. do pfd Ontario A W.. I't'uaarlvaula . Readlnf do lat pfd.. do M pfd.. St. U A S. r. dc lat pfd.. do Id ptd.. st. L. a. w... do pfd St. Paul do- pf ..! do pt .11 Baak Clearlaas. OMAHA., Aug. 12. Bank clearings today, ifl 1 y l.v lt ; irreapui.ijLie' uy lzt y t ll r, in.Ki i:s 16: Inrrruse, t.! Sjo 52. CINCINNATI, Aug. IX. Clearing, $2,42. 6j0; money, 4.1; per cent; New York ex change, loc discount. bf. LGL'13. Aug. lt-Clearlngs, $7,83.200; balances, $),C77.0&2. kloney. fc to per cent New Yora exchange, loc oisrount. CHICAGO, Aug. 12. Clearings, $27,254.7:3; balaucra, $l,7'j6,t.i. Hmm Kuik xcbaiiga. iWSOc premium. Posted exchange, $4 St for alxfy tlays; $4 84 demand. NEW YORK. Aug. H. Clearing. $261, 61.Pi; balances. $S 4.(7 f, w. HOHTON Aug. 13.-CIring, $1,$27,M; balances, $2 07,144. FHILADKLPHIA. Ag. 11 Clearlnm, $15.M.S2, balances, $1.81,129. Money, 4kj6 per cent. BALTIMORE, Aug. ll-Clerings. $4,136, 7S4; balances, $o06,ij. Money, 444 per cent HwTrk Moaer Market. NEW TORK, Aug. 12. MONET On call, steady at fc?H per cent, last loan st 34 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 46 per cent. HTEMLINO EXCHANGE Easier at $4 )t8 for demand and at $4.Vi? 4.8.-S for sixty davs; posted rates, M-Sbiif 4.SS4; commercial bills, $4 4-,ir4.&i4. 8tt.v art liar, 62c; Mexican dollars, 41 Vic HONDS Government, steadyt state, In active; railroad. Irregular. Tha closing quotations on bond ar as follow: V. g. nr. ta, rag.. do eoupoa ........ do la, ris do coupon ....... do sew 4a, r... do eoupoa do eld 4a. re..., do coupon ....... do 6a, ra do coupos Alrh, (en. 4S. ...... do adj. 4s 111(1. A N. anl. 4s..., .. 107)4 tin. Central 4a..., ,.liv do lat Inc M. A St. U 4a.... 13 M.. K. A T. 4s.... .m4 do la ' N. T. Central Is.. .10141 do sen. IWs .1U4 In. J. C. en. 6s... .104 No. rarlfio 4s .1014! do la , . M4 N. A W. con. 4s.. .iniw ReadlDS gen. 4c. .t ..lw .. ) .. It ...losVt ..lOOVt .. M4 ..i"n ..11 ..1114 ..1041 .. 74'4j ..lot '6 D. A O. 4e 4. do IH do conv. 4a Pt. u a 1. a. . s..H7t4 .111 at. U A B. P. 4s.... 1194 t. U 8. W. Is Ml4j .111 I do la St . 4H I. A. A A. T. 4s I4 .m 80. Pari Ho 4a 4 . 11 ,So. Rallwar ta 1114 Canada 80. la C ot O. (a do let t no C. A O. 4Ha Chlcaso A A. IUi. C. B. A Q. a. 4a.. tfT4 Teiaa a raeino lr. ..no v.. M. A 8. P. s. da.. 114 T . Bt.lj.StW. 4a.. 17H Union Pacific 4s lot do conv. 4s. Wabaah Is ..11H C. A N. W. e. 7a.... u C. R. I. A P. 4s....l0i CCC. A 8t. U a 4.. 1024 Chicago Ter. 4a n Colo. A 80. 4o aa do as lioi do deb. B t(a rx-nrer A R. O. li...l(miW( Shorn 4a. ...H4H ... K14 ... 1H Erla prior Hon 4a.. ..100 W. A L. R. 4s..., do tnrl 4s M Wla Central 4a... r. W. A D. C. Is.... 114 Cona Tobacco 4s, Hovk. Vallor 4Mia.. ..101 Offered. Bostoa Stasia. Qaatatlaas. BO8TON, Aug. 12.-Call loan. $44 per cent; time loans, per cent Official closing of stock and bonds: Atrhlaon 4a 102t4 Allooei u Mex. Central 4s IS A rna Ira mated (7 N. E. O. A C 474 Blnshara s Atrhlnon . lt Calumet A Hecla. . . .B.r.O do pfd Boston A Albany.. . Centennial .. IS .. 174 ..141 V .. 10'a .. 11 .. l4 .. 17 .. t ..ia .. ..171 ,.. M .. U .. SOS, ... II .. .. 44 .. R .. 144 ...1624, Copper Kansa . ..HH) Jlomlnlos Coal Roaton A Ma..... boat on Klcvated N. T., N. H. A H..MI :ialc Roralc .. Pltchburg pfd. ...144 Old Dominion Union Pacific .. .107 Oercola Mex. Central . . 14 Parrot .13H, Qulncr .114 Banta Pc Copper... .lCZaj Tamarack . Trimountala ,1M (Trinity . 4fl4Unlted 8tatc . SfV.ltlUli . Victoria .1114 Winona , . !' jWoleerln . iH United Copper .... . 4I Amcr. Sutar .. da pfd Amcr. T. AT. Dnm. t. A g.. Gen. Electrto .. Maes. Eloctrta . do pfd N. . O. A C. Vnltcd Pmlt ... C. 8. Btecl .... do pfd AdTcnturc Loadem Steok $aatatleas. LONDON, Aug. 12 4 p. ra. Closing: Con a, N money do aoount. Aaaeonda .... Norfolk A W eaters... T1H k1 do pfd N ' Ontario A Waatcra... M Atchison . 94T4 Pcnnevlvanta . 1141 do pfd .106Si.Readln ... 14 ... 44 ... 74 ... 404 ... H ... 7 OH ...1104 40 ... 14 ... 11 ... 474 ... ... us ... 114 Baltimore A Ohlo....llSH Canadian Pacific 140 Checapcaks A Ohio... t' do lat ptd do Id pfd Southern Ry Chlcaso O. W II 00 pra Southern Pacific. C, M. A St P 1M4 Denrer A R. .O.. 46S, TJnloa Pacific.... do Pfd GH do pfd I . Eric 40 do let pfd T04 do Id pfd M Illinois Central ,.1724 Loulevtlle A Nash...Mto M., K. A T do pfd (44 N. T. Central lis V. . Btecl.... do pfd Wakash do pfd , fipanlah 4a...., Rand Mine..., DeBcars (raf.). BAR SILVER Stekdr. $4 6-16d ner ounce. MONEY 24 per cent The rate of dis count in the open market for short bill is ZV,Wi s-i per cent and iur iiatera-auwulu' bdlm 2 -1632 per cent Hew York Mlalag csiotatloas. NEW TORK. Aug. 11 The following are the closing prices on -mining stocks; Adams Con. , 80 . M , M . ( . Little Chief ,. 11 .16 .US . 4 . II . T . II . W Alice Braaos Brunewtck Con Ontario Ophtr ...4. .. Phoenix Potoal Haraso Sierra Nevada Small Hopes Comal ocX Tunnel Con. Cel. A Va... ..110 ,..104 ..IB Peadwoed Terra . Horn Stiver Iron Silver ..r.., licadvlil Cos..., Standard n Coadltisa of it ha Treasary. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. Today' state ment of tha. treasury balances in the gen eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, shows: Available cash balance, $2ol,8aO, 246; gold, $104,742,523, Forelgra Flaaaelal. LONDON, Aug. 12. Gold premium at Rome, 1064. The amount of bullion taken Into the Bank of England today on bal ance was 44,000. Money was in active de mand today and the supply waa fairly abundant. Loans were renewed by the Bank of England. There was much con tinental money offered for a month or two at low rates. Discount were steady. On the, Stock exchange the tone waa fairly cin-orfi-1. but in spits of a healthy under tone there was some nervousness regard ing the outcome of the Kaffir account. Al though rumors of a small failure were in acuuiate there arose a report that a large outside o;rator had succumbed, involving lnuro ci less of four of the largest brokers. Cotiso.s declined and a quantity of them wero taken up by a large firm, after which tney recovered partially. Home roil hard ened American securities were dull, mostly below parity, but later they brume firmer. Canadian Pacific opened weak on the divi dend and afterward improved. PARIS. Aug. 12. Transactions on the bourse today showed an irregular tone. Certain stocks were firm, notably dynamite ehuxes. Kaffirs were flat on rumors of an Important failure In London, but they lm- frov'l toward the close. In the last hour riKllng a a inanimate, with the tone teady Ti e private rate of discount was 2 ?r cent. Industrials and Thomson-Hous-ons weit firm at the close. French rails weu-e stronger and Kaffirs Improved. Three per cent rentes, lOOf 874c for the account. Exchange on London, 25 f 18c for checks. BI'.rdlN, Aug. 12. International share were quiet on the bourse today. Home funds showed a general but unimportant decline Argentine securities were sup ported Canadian Pacific weakened on the dlvldenl declarations. Local shares were firm, notsbl;' coal shares, which Improved on sll"gel largn deliveries for the first week of At'gust Coffee Market. NEW TORK. Aug. 12. COFFEE Spot. Rio. quiet; No. 7 Invoice. 6 7-16c; mild, steady; Cordova, 8i?ill4c. Futures opened steady, with August 6 points lower and others unchanged. For most of the session the market was flat, with trading the tam est in several weeks. Cable were without Influence, showing quiet foreign markets and narrow changes. Receipts, while heavy, were not above what the trade took for new crop coming forward. Doth bull and bear leaders were Indifferent operators until late In the day, when the latter sold rather freely, cajHlng a break of 6,iil5 point en near months and July, the rest of the list holding steady On the decline the clique bought August and Beptember. The market was finally easy on near months and steady on far, with prices net unchanged to 16 points lower. Bales ag- fn-Kited 23 500 bags, Inclti-llng: August, 2:!ji.Zic.; September. 6.25tj'5.36c; October, 6.2oc; December, 6.ff5.2oc; January, 6.2&0; March, 6.40c; May, 6.50c; July, 6.60c. Eraaarated Apple aad Orled Pra Its. NEW TORK. Aug. 12 EVAPORATED APPLES Offerings continue so light as to render the market dull and virtually nomi nal at old quotations. Common to good are quoted at ecti'luc: prime. 1045jfloc; Choice. Ha 114c; fancy, H4'rrl2e. CALIFOHNIA DKIKD FKl'ITS Spot prunes continue the chief object of at tention I1 the California department, show ing a very strong tone, wltli price dis playing sn upward tendency on nearly ail sixes. Quotations range from Zc to Hc for all grades, most transactions reported being at outside price. Apricot are qui t, a small Jobbing trade being noted, with prices ranging Arm at !iil04c In boxes snd 74n'n- In bags. Peaches are quiet; peeled, l-iyloe; unpeeled, IKalo4o. Hugar Market. NEW YORK. Aug. 12. 43UG A R Raw, Arm; fair refilling, $16-16c; centrifugal, Hi tent. $ 13-3?c; molaaaea sugar, I ll-16c; re fined, stead v. NEW OHLEANS, Aug. M.-SUGAR Strong; open kettle, 244) J -16c; open kettle, centrifugal, Sri'3 1-3o; centrlf usal yellow, $4i44c; seconds, lil Molaaaea, dull; centrifugal, ixuioc. Delatle Crala Market. DUL7JTI7 Vlr.n., Auff. IS--WHEAT Cash, No. 1 bard, 74c; No. 1 northern, 714c: Eep'ember, i'4c; December, oie; No. 1 northeru, 7o, . OAT3 September, c; December, toe Ctaelaaatl Spirits. CINCINNATI, Aug. 12. WHISKT-Dls-UUeri' finished goods, firm en basis of tl.il. OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET Cattle Becaipti Bmtlltr Than ExpecUd and Friosi Held Finn. ANOTHER BIG SLUM? IN HOGS Liberal Ram sf Bkeea nl Lasaas, eat Gee StatT Sold Readily at Steady ta Streaar rrlees, While Corn asea Grades Were Weak. BOUTH OMAHA. Aug. U, Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Eheep. Official Monday 6.717 4.3'K) 11.092 Official Tuesday J.oit lO.fiai li.fcl Two day this week.. ,CT1 15.296 Same days last week....ll; 12,910 6ame week before 6,3x1 10.8H3 Eame three weeks ago.. 6.4i5 17,044 Same four weeka ago... 7.413 11.449 Bame day last year $.200 W.2S2 KM 17.6:9 1S.415 18.r,j 18,816 2 J. 875 RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE, The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date and comparisons with last year: , 1902. Cattle ..J. 44S.7M Hogs L57U,7Ki Sheep oi2,&46 Th following table 1901. Inc. 41.377 29.427 Dee. 1,631.673 $9,08$ 646,039 63,093 show tne average price ot nogs sold on the Mouth Omaha maraet the last several day, witn com parison with former years; Pkta. I 1X8. 1901.U00,1S!J. 11898. 1897.19. July 14. July 16. July 16. July 17. July 18. July 19. I 7241 I X6 T724 7 72 7 734 fl T 62J 4 06! $ 98j $ 771 $ 161 $ 17 too $ 06 a 07 2 97 a at m $ 17 K 77 77 $ 82 e 6 64 I 02 $ 20 S 2b; 6 M 4 94 4 01 I 6e 6 (1 69 4 87 4 1oJ $ $21 4 991 4 28 $ ffl I $21 July 20 4 98 4 19 CO $ $6 July July July July July July July July July SI c 4 21 $ 81, $ 381 22... St... 24... 25... 26... 27... 28... 7 4141 S 68 4 S4 t 79 2 M 7 $2?4l I 71 1 $ S2I $ 23) 2 8$ f ll k 70( S 131 4 3 $.36, a 92 7 63T 6 741 I'll 4 aii $ 19 t &f c 1 86 1 U a 7 63 T664 7 47V. t 64 $ 02 4 27 I 87 t 37 6 6i I I 47 6 66 6 Ou 4 321 $ 77 4 63! 3 671 $ 431 $ 29 6 13 a I 6 08 6 OH! $ LS j 1M 2 76 t 71 t 77 29 4 67 Hi a zs July no.. I 74 a 44 Jiiy 31... August 1. August t. August S. August 4. August 6. Augjst 6. August 7. August t. August t. 7 61 4 6 til 4 32 3 601 2 77 7 414 t 66 7 at;-! 7,i 4 19 I 79 I 77 4 .1: 4 3 45 $ 47 6 79 7S941 7 I 141 6 15! 4 3.1 S 67 3 SO 2 80 2 93 a 02 2 92 a 75 c 2 75 2 SO i 80 6 10 4 43 S 61 67 4 46 c a 71 $ 631 7 6 iiO 5 04 a 77 $ 43 a 45, 7 2741 6 60' 6 14 4 3S e a 8i a 67 7 174 7 154 6 65 5 74 6 74 a 6 16 6 04 4 $7! 4 32 a 42! $ 63 August 101 a 7 04 6 00 4 991 4 281 3 67 August 11 4 291 3 27 4 85 a 48, a 61 August 12 $ 7841 B74 a 66 Indicates Sunday. TESTERDAT'S SHIPMENTS. The following Hat show the number ot car of feeder shipped to th country yesterday and their destination: Car. Ed Hlckey. Glltner, Neb. B. dV M 1 A. Weller, Nebraska City. Neb. B. & M.. 1 W. Watts, Cosad, Neb. U. P 1 Carter &. C. Bloomlngton, 111. L C 6 John Hule, Dunlap, la. L C Chris Gole, Dow City, la. N. W 1 F. W, limn, Defiance, la. Mil 1 U. A. Plllsbury, Lynn, 111. Q i The official number of car of atock brought In today by each road was: Cattle, Hogs. Bheep.HV. C, M. St P. Ry.. .. 11 ... .. O. St. L. Ry 4 4 Mo. Pacific Ry 1 1 .. 2 Union Pac. System.. $6 15 8$ 22 C A N. W. Ry 16 F., E. 4V M. V. R. R. 64 - 46 4 .. C, St. Pu M. ft O.. 4 - 23 B. A M. R. R. R.... 66 14 21 1 C. . B. c O. Ry I 1 J C, R. I. 4 P., east.. 4 21 .. - .. C, K. I. cV P., west.. '.. 1 Illinois Central 1 Tvual uai!pia lu 109 n li The disposition of the day's receipt wa aa follow, each buyer purchasing the num. berapf head Indicated: 1 1 vera . rliu irn.. ov uraam racaing LO 11 2,fr46 Swift and Company 606 2,262 Cudahy Packing Co 728 6,044 Armour c Co 434 1,238 Bwlft, from country..... 60 72 Hammond P. Co 229 Vansant A Co 134 .... Carey V Benton 817 .... Lobman dc Co 23 .... W. I, Stephen.,... 19 .... Hill A HunUlnger 16 .... Wm. Underwood 80 ' .... Livingstone 4k Schaller. 102 .... Hamilton As Rothschild. 268 .... L F. Huss 18 .... H. L. Dennis & Co 8 .... 144 3,951 1,727 4H & Hobblclt 68 .... .... Wolff ft Murnao 252 Other buyers 610 .... 8,943 Total 8,526 11.881 10.247 CATTLE There were not nearly as manv cattle In the yards this morning as ex pected, and a a result the market wa active and steady to strong on all desir able grade. Packers seemed to have quite libera, orders, so it did not take long to clear the pens of the cattle showing quality. There were a few loads nt nnraf.j "on sale, and one bunch wa good enough 10 sen at aa.io. ine market on the better grades was fully steady, and in some cases a little stronger. The part fat kinds did not sell any too freely and were no more than steady. The cow market wa active and stronger on anything that had any kill to Jt. The proportion of cow stuff to the total re ceipts waa not large, so that buyera took hold with considerable life and a good many of the more desirable bunches sold a utile nigner. canner and medium grade sold about steady. . . Bulls, veal calves and stag did not show enough change from yesterday to be worthy of mention. The demand for atockera and feeder continued very active and the good kinds may safely be quoted steady to strong. The same as has been the case, though, right along, the common grades did not sell very freely and were only about steady. , Western range cattle, of course, made up the bulk of the offerings, but the quality was far from being choice. The better grades of beef steers sold readily at steady to strong prices, but the common kinds were rather neglected and were only teady. The cow market was In about the aame condition as steers, but If anything the good cows sold to better advantage, as compared with yesterday, than the steers. Stocaers and feeder of good qur.U'y were trong and others steady. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 1 100 I 60 le Ills 0 1 It4 4 S& 47 liul 76 14 Ml) 4 DO to 11S5 4 Ti 1174 4 It 4 12M t 00 1 110 I 40 14 Hot 9 It 14 1104 4 M COWS. 1 MO 00 1 m l 1 40 t 24 1 ota I g 1 70 i 1 ma id 1 1 I 4a 4 luua I li 4 t It 1 )0 I to 1 ....1120 100 !.... 1044 I JO 1 1U10 I H 1 1040 I 15 1 100 t 74 1 11U) I 40 1 C40 i 70 1 aio I M 1 HI IH 1 lot I to I ..llu4 4 5 1 S30 o 1 I U M IH 11 10 100 1 ....11S0 4 00 1 louo I 00 1 iouo 4 00 I l I 1 1100 4 (W 1 1M,4 I 06 10 11115 4 15 W IU I M I M BULLS. 1 MM 1 75 1 ItlO I 04 1 1010 I 40 1 1020 I 4c I lou I e 1 be $44 CALVES. i M ID STAOS. 1 nt m STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. 1... 1... 1... 4... 1... 1... 1... H0 t 2b 1 714 I 04 7U0 t 74 8TOCKER3 AND FEEDERS. 14., 741 I K . 467 ,. 0)0 .lit I (0 I 7t I 0 I M 1. 4. 4., I . atu) 4 00 . 4..D 4 eo . It. .Ira) 4 74 Av. Pr. ...137 $3 85 NEBRASKA. No. 4 feeder. 2 feeder. 1 feeder.. 1 feeder.. 8 feeders. Av Pr. No. M $4 00 9 cows... 1 cow.... 1 cow.,.. 16 cows... i0 3 26 .11: ) $ CO .A) 9,0 $ 25 7..0 6sS 25 4 00 3 95 3 15 $ M 3 2i 2 65 4 20 2 10 a 10 s 10 1 75 a 75 $ 10 $ 80 4 00 $ 00 $ 60 : 71 4 25 4 00 4 00 4 ti $ 26 4 25 4 K 4 14 2 95 2 95 2 65 S 40 3 40 3 60 3 35 4 30 5 10 2 85 8 25 8 20 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 25 : 2 40 2 90 2 50 8 15 2 0u 3 75 8 76 8 40 2 cow., 760 I feeders.. 8..0 12 feeders.. 4 feeders.. 815 1 teciler... 740 4 feeders.. 813 1 feeder... ll'W t feeders.. X13 1 cow lluO 4 cows.... 2 cows.... 1 tow 1 bull 7 feeders. 1 cow 9; .10 . i.N0 . 900 . 974 . 940 4 feeders. 1 cow 2 cows.... 1 cow 7 cows.... $ cows.... $ cows.... $ cows.... 912 ,. '0 .. 9jo ,. 9U ,. M.4 .. 970 .. 96 .. 9ai .. SIS ,.10"0 . 9.0 1 bull 1150 14 heifers... K 13 cws&hfs e.,2 1 bull. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 uuii.. 2 cows. 1 cow.. .MM ..U ..12141 ..li?3 .. m tioac., 1 steer.. 1 feeder.. $ feeder. 1 feedar.. .I011O el 2 cows I'xjO ;o 16 coos loud 1 cow 810 1 stag 1540 1 Stoer IZM 4 steers.... Vo0 $ feeder.. 9"3 27 feeders.. 969 T feeders. 14 iW fxUiS.. tul 4 cow 1027 IM IS .... n 4 IS 1 row 11") a 90 1 bull 17t 8 86 1 cow P0 3 75 44 feeder.. 1115 4 80 16 feeder. .110 4 75 27 feeders.. 6 4 15 4 feeders.. 643 8 14 feeders.. f" 4 8A 8 feeders.. M $ 75 7 feeder.. 1U8 4 SO 14 cow 9J0 8 76 WTOHINU. 5 feeder.. ln?4 4 66 1 cow PJ0 125 11 feeder.. 919 8 90 16 cow lml 40 1 feeder.. .li'.) $ 25 $ cow 9M) $ 0 I oow 910 2 76 8 cow $60 I 76 Unm A Co. Neb. 101 steers. ..11M 4 76 ' Teter Lisa Neb. 10 feeder.. ( IM 1 heifer... 4$ f ) 8 feeders. 8 '5 2 76 I COW 830 3 26 1 bull. 10J0 3 00 Hen Roberts Neb. 71 heifer... 640 3 25 6 heifers... 640 3 60 K J. Alcon Neb. 4 feeder.. 1075 4 85 8 heifer... ja; feeders.. 70 8 75 1 heifer.... 410 2 25 7 feeders.. !'. 4 35 1 heifer.... 6"0 $ 75 6 feeder.. IH $ 75 1 (tag 1210 S 76 1 feeder... S20 4 00 M. E. Huffman Neb. 11 cows 970 8 95 1 feeder... 70 2 J 4 CO wa.... 1015 $ 95 1 stag 90 $ 10 1 cow 970 $ 60 I cow 10C4 $ 46 $ cow 100 $ 46 J. H. Daggy Neb. 4 rows 1075 $ 96 I cow 0 I 40 4 cowa 9S2 $ 26 8 cow 94 8 86 8 cows lotto 2 60 1 cow 1030 2 40 1 cow 8J0 1 65 W. E. Inrraham Neb. 11 feeder.. 1036 4 36 8 cows 3r$ I 40 8 feeder.. 96 4 35 $ cow 1011 I 40 1 feeder... 800 8 60 A. Eytchlson Jeb, 17 cow HI ICO 7 feeder.. 8S3 4 2 1 feeder... 660 3 60 C. C. WetieV Neb. 21 feeder.. 4 20 8 cows..... 446 164 1 bull. 1410 2 90 8 cows 990 8 09 C. W. Buchlund Neb. It cows 93 $ 00 $ feeders.. " $ 90 8 cows 7X6 8 76 , 8 feeders.. 760 8 26 Mrs. A. C. Veach Neb. 1$ feeder.. 83 8 W 13 cows 997 2 90 2 feeder.. 6f3 8 25 A. Newberry Neb. ZCOwa.1... W6 8 25 1 bull 130 $65 lcowi.1.. Ml 2 25 8 feeder.. 65 8 85 13 cows..!.. 8;6 2 95 1 bull 1150 2 90 19 cow 8" $ 95 4 feeder.. 87 3 60 1 oow 1270 8 60 8 cow 80S 8 60 Ware-Costln Cattle Co. Neb. 1 teer 1100 4 86 $ feeder.. 1137 8 66 127 steer... SK5 8 70 80 feeders.. 84 8 80 6 steers.... 792 3 63 6 feeders.. 844 4 60 8 stag 915 8 00 1 bull 870 8 40 1 tag 1130 8 60 1 bull 1&00 4 00 1 oow 1090 4 00 1 cow 810 8 00 Mlidal Cattle Co. Neb. 120 feeder. 8rt8 4 80 1 cow 1010 8 15 7 feeders.. 783 3 76 1 feeder.. .1100 3 60 George Sweat Neby 8 feeders.. 1225 4 35 t cow $70 8 40 14 feeder.. 1)10 4 85 8 cowa 1015 8 75 1 feeder.. .1140 4 00 1 feeder.. .1180 8 60 Wilson Bros. Wyo. 10 cows 1102 4 10 20 steer.. ..105$ S 10 $ cows.i...loo3 $ 80 11 steers.. ..1142 8 00 4 cowa. ...1022 4 85 , , C. Webster Wyo. 80 feeders.. 861 4 15 70 feeder.. 757 4 20 J. TeaTer Wyo. 8 cow..... 855 $ 00 S feeder.. $5$ $ $0 1 oow 890 a 00 15 feeder.. 710 8 80 1 cow 820 8 00 4 feeders.. 836 8 80 W. S. Pugsley Wyo. 17 teer....10l 4 75 W. A. Pugsley Wyo. 88 steers... .1016 4 75 1 stag 1100 t 00 Matador L, ft C. Co. 6. D. 110 steers... 1164 6 45 T. McClelland-. . . 7 COW 86 3 45 . 23 feeder.. 100$ 4 00 3 cowa 913 8 45 13 feeder. .1041 4 00 4 cow...., 885 3 65 8 cows 1006 8 65 W. Landers 8. D. 26 feeder.. 1040 4 96 26 feeder. .1020 4 75 25 feeder.. 1036 4 66 HOGS There was another big slump In the price of hog today and In fact it wa the most radical break that has taken p ace In a long time. Packers started in bidding 25o lower than yesterday' average miu, mm an otner points were quoted lower, seller could do nothing but accept the bldS. The liberal racelnla halnewl T...1-... In their attempt to pound the market, so that they had things pretty much their own way. 1 ne Duia ot tne nogs sold from $.i5 to $6.80 and a choice bunch sold as high as $7.00. The close of the market was slew and weak, as packers were all well Clled up and did not care whether they got any more hogs or not It was rather late before a clearance wa made. Today decline carries the market to th lowest point reached since April $. Repre- e.ULaiUv aaloa. No. At. 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M 16 IM M I II T4 Ill M I II 01 IM M I 77 V 40 K,4 ... ( 46 tfl UO 4 17 ' 4 1! ... ( w 274 ....ItlvJ J! ,,.117 ... M 61 221 .40 till, 15....... .241 ... M 47 234 ... 4 TH 4I.....N..M4 ... U 11 Ill 120 4 771, 16 137 ... M (1 260 160 I 774 44 141 ... al 14 261 140 I 77W 7 167 ... I Be 4 124 o0 I 71 44 Ill M I ee 7 160 ISO I 17 41 104 ... I til 64. ...... .171 HO I 71 TO 161 M IM 17. .137 140 I 17 TI 141 10 4 M II Ml 0 4 77 44 Jul ... f SHEEP The heaviest run of sheep and lombs of the year arrived here today, but In spite ot that fact tha market held up In good shape. For the two day this week there is a big increase in supplies both over the same nays of last week and also over the corresponding days of laat year. Owing to the liberal receipts buyers had an opportunity to pick out the good stuff and discriminate against the commoner grades. They started in and bought up the good to choice grade In good season at steady to strong price, but by good grade Is meant the handy weights aa well a those showing quality. The heavy sheep and lamb do not sell to as good advantage a the handy and lightweight stuff. The heavy sheep and the commoner grades of all welshte were rather slow and weak There wa a good deal of common tuff or. sale today, which naturally mad th market seem rather dull. Feeders were In more liberal receipt this rrorwlng than for om time, past, but good stuff sold at steady prloea. Common kinds were more or lea neglected the same as usual. ' Quotations for clipped stock: Good to choice yearlings, $3Jtj4.10; fair to good !50U7&; good to choice wethers, $t.4o 8. .6; fair to good wethers, $3 1E4i3 4(r choice ewes, $3.2uii3.60; fair to good awes' $9t83 20; good to cholc spring iambs, (6 00 4.to; fair to good spring lambs. $4.7546.00 feeder wethers, $2.7oKi4.ii; feeder yeaning $3l3 4o; feeder lambs, $3.604.10; feeder ewe, il.&liLia. Representative sales: No. Av, Pr W cull ewec.,:... 90 1 25 9 cull feeder ewe 4 2 35 44 cull feeder ewe . go j 1". cull feeder lamb 09 J Ji6 26 Wyoming ewe 93 J fro 21 Iowa ewe jui w 11 Iowa ewe 14 2 00 lift Wyoming wether 102 3 3S 8i4 Wyoming wether 9$ J jjj i92 Wyoming yearllnga 7$ ta 12 Iowa lamb M 4 U) 61 western ewes jj 00 81 yearlings and lamb 64 $ 25 luo cull yearlings gi fro 144 ewes and weiher 74 f,b 471 Idaho wether Jcj 0 inO Oregon yearling 90 4 00 64 Idaho yearlings J07 4 00 1 Idaho yearling 90 4 u) tto Idaho cull lambs. r. ,.. 61 4 00 ',io Idaho yeurllugs 68 4 10 261 Idaho lambs , VI t U) 9t. I.eals Live stock Market. ST. LOl'IS, Mo., Aug. 12. CATTLR Re ceipts, 7,ouo head, including 6. out Texans. Market fur native steady; Texan dull; r.ative rh'r-jf'ns an1 e,rt steers. $7.2o4 4 00; dressed beef and butcher steers. II Vb b.60; steers under l.Ouu lbs., $J 6nl. 16; stockers and feeders, $4.00it60o: tows and heifers $2. 5o(j4.66; ranners, $2 0O2 6O; bulls. V i6o3.3j; calves. $ 1Skq7.26; Texas and In dian steers, $2.76j4.7a; cowa and heifers, ilLKJa-Rccclpt. 4,0u0 bead. Market 1519 2RV) lower; pig an1 light. $4 6Atf . pack era, $ (r't7.)0: butchers, $7 (" 7. 40. NHhtr AND LA MR ( Receipts, 1600 head. Market steady; natlv mutton, $.1 4fc'(f4.86; lambs, $4.7f i;6; cull and burka ' 6'u$ 60; stockers, $J.10'aI.0; Tesana, $$.() Tjlios CHICAGO 14TM STOCK MARKET. Cattle law, Bass Law aa Ska as 4 La sabs I teady. CHICAGO. Aug. 12-CATTLKr-Reeelrts, $.600 head, Including 600 bead Texans, 1.600 head westerns; slow; westerns and Texas, loo lower; good to prime steers, nominal, $ 008.90; poor to medium, $4 6vow W: strik ers and feeders. $2.50"i.6'; cows, $).50'IjS.7r): heifers, $3.604.60; canners 31.6W2 M; bulls. $3.3546.60: calves, $t.0ow7.M); Texas fed steers. $3 flnifto 00; western steers, $r.0(3, jo, Ht HIS Receipts, 17,000 head; estimated tomorrow, 25W head; left over, 1,600 head: market 10c lower: mixed and butchers, $4."i 47.2o; good to choice heavy, $7 00j7.80; rough heavy, $t 4'pt.0j light, $6.6vtf 7.20; bulk of ales, A6i3ii.. KHEKP AND LAMPS Receipts. 17,000 heed; steady; good to choice wether. $350 j4.26; fair to choice mixed, $2.60t7 3 75; west ern sheep, $3 S.xa-4 36: natlv lambs, $3,609 6.35; western lambs, $43.36. Official yesterday; Receipts. Shipments, Cattle 20043 4 4 Hog 26.147 $.793 Bheep 16,i7 1,8-3 Kaaeas City Live taek Market. KANSAS CITT, Aug. IX CATTLEJ Re ceipt. 12.400 head natives, 4 6X head Tex an. 450 head Texas calves. 1,250 head na tive calves; cornfed and grassera, steady to 25c lower; stockera and feeders steady to l&o lower; choice export and dressed beef steers, $5.00itr.26: fair to good, $6. 0037.70: stockers and feeder. $3.60o.60; western fed steers. $4.006.00; Texas and Indian steer. $2.60104.90; Texas cows, $2.004.00: native cowa, $1.3.16; native heirers, $8.265.00; canners. $1.602.45; bulls, $2.654j4.o0: calves, $3.0016.75. Hogs Receipts, 8,600 head; msrkt $nJ $Fc lower; dull; top, $7.15; bulk of sale, $6.8Q'3'7.06; heavy, fl.T M; mixed packer. 6.70.96: light. $4.067.00; yorker. $A$9 7.00: rigs. SS.b04ft.tj6, SHEkP AND IMBS Receipt, 7.000 head; market steady to strong: native lambs, $3.40ft6.7$- western lambs, $3.10h4.10; native wether. $3.60ia'4.D0: western wether, $3,000-4.00; fed ewes, $3.10nr4.00; Texas year lings, $.1.4094.06; Texas clipped sheep, $3.00 63.30; stocker and feedere, $2.40(33.00, Hew York Live Itftck Market. NEW TORK, Aug. 11 BEEVES Re ceipts, 112 head; dressed beef, steady. Cable quoted American steer at 14c, dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 1240 per lb.; exports today, 100 cattle. CALVES-Recelpts. $47 head. HOGS Receipts, 1,426 head; reported sles same a yesterday; state and Pennsyl vania hogs, $7.60. BHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt, 8.03) head; sheep a ehr.-le easier; lambs, slow to K'ffl&o lower; sheep sold at $2.604 4.00; lambs, IA.2Vqr7.00; culls, $4.2&4.60; dressed mutton, 6tjo per lb.; dressed lambs, general sales at 84?Uo. t. Jeseph Llva Steak Market. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 18. CATTLE Receipts, 2.964 head; beat steady to strong; others 10Q16C lower: natives, $4.6Of?.&0: cows and heifers, $l.Ktf618: veals, $3.0r? 6.25; bulls and stag, $2.606.26; stocker and feeders, $3.00416.75. HOGS Receipts. 6,539 head. Market 20 If 26c lower, light and light mixed $6,669 7.00: medium and heavy. $6.70(37.16: pigs. $3.75'1?.75; bulk. $6.8oj7.00. BHEiSP AND LAMBS Receipts, !,BS head. Market active and steady; top Idaho lambs, $6.60. Ilt City Lira Stock Market. SIOUX CITT, Aug. 11 (Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,600 head; stockers strong and killer steady : beeves, 5.6oiiT.50; rows, bulls and mixed, l..50Qx.OO; stocker and feeders, $2.764i&.00; yearling and calves, $2.6004.00. HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head: 10715c lower. selling at $6.bOj.56; bulk, $6.62Hl4ft.TH. Stack la Bight. . . ' The following table show the recelnLi of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Mr principal markets for August 12: - - Cattle. Horn. Sheet). Omaha 3.674 . 10.9M . 15.857 Chicago 5,500 17.000 1J.000 Kansas City 1S.9"0 $.600 7.000 St; Louis 7.000 6,000 2,6i0 St. Joseph 2.964 6,539 2,fo5 Totals 85.928 49.036 46,348 Cottoa Markat. JEW TORK. Aug. 12. COTTON F-ii. tures opened quiet and firm; August, $.37c; September, 7.66c; October, 7.72c; December, 7.63c; January, 7.67c; February, 7.66c; March, l.bbc. ' Root closed easy: middling uplands. 9c: middling gulf, 9c; sale, 460 bale. Futures cloaca steaay; August, Hc; Bep- . 1 'i Un . r..t . .1... - T -f. x.: , 7.67c; December, 7.66c; January, 7 68c; Feb ruary, 7.68c; March, 7.680; April, 7.6 Jo; May, 7.6e. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13. COTTON-Dull: middling, 814c; sales, none; receipts, 408 bales; shipment, 1,231 bale; stock, 18.968 bales. GALVESTON. Aug. 12. COTTON BDOt. quiei ai s d-ioc. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1J.-COTTON Quiet; sales, 6Z5 bale- ordinary, 6c; good ordinary, ?Hc; low middling, 77c; middling, $6-16cj good middling. 8 9-16c; middling fair, 815-loc; receipts, 216 bales; atock, 42. 904. Futures qiilet; August, 6.2iS8.24c; Sep tember, 7.77f7 18c; October, 7.6tu7.67c: No vember. 7.47((7.49c; December, 7.4'ff7.49c January. 7.49'&7.60c; February, 7.41f(i7.61c; March, 7.Sl&7.l3c Waal Market. BOSTON. Aug. 11. WOOL The markat here Is firm, with dealers getting better prices. Territory wools are firmer. Fine and fine medium, 60(i52o; medium, 4.1446c, Texas wool Is so far sold up a to render the position very strong: fall, cleaned basis, nominal. 44Mc; twelv months, 6.vr 68c; six to eight mon.li. 62365c. California wool is thoroughly well held at stronger prices. Northern county, cleaned bail, 63 fe'wc; middle countiea, 4S60c; southern. 46 &iic; six to eight months, 1MH40 less. Fin wools ar very firm. Quotation are: Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX, nominal, 3TVr31o : XX and above. 2o29c; X. 26427c; Michigan X, 24T26c. Delaine Is firmer, with No. 1 combing In a strong position. Ohio fin de laine. 30331o: Michigan, 27H(&29c; No. 1 washed combing, 28i),o0o; coarse, 2426c. The supply of Australian wool offerings wera quiet. Quotations were nominally very Arm. Combing, choloe, scoured basis, 757Sc; good, 72a74c: average, 70'f72o. BT. LOUIS. Aug. li. WOOL-Steady; medium grade and combing, l.vUc; light fine, l.Vr'ribHc; heavy fine, 109l3o; tub waahed, 16G'Jflc. Oil aad Rosla. OIL CITT, Aug. 12 OIL Credit bal ances, $1.22: certificates, no bid; ship ments, 62.673 bbls.; average. 93,174 bbls.) runs, 78.046 bbls.; average, 72,93 bbls. SAVANNAH. Aug. 13. OIL Turpentine, firm at 44 He Rosin, firm; quotstlons: A, B. C, $1.06: D, $L10; K, $1.16; F, $1.20: O, $1.26; H, $160; I, $10; K. $2.40; M, $2.90; N, $3.30: WO. $3.40; WW, $3.65. TOLEDO, O., Aug. 12.-OIL North Lima, 89c; South IJma and Indiana, 84c. NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-01L Cottonseed, teady. Petroleum, stesdy. Rosin, steady. Turpentine, steady, 47ia4c. LONDON, Aug. 12 -OILr-Linseed, 29 4Hd. Turpentine spirits, 33s 3d. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11. OIL Turpentine spirits, steady, 34 a. Dry Goods Market. NEW TORK. Aug. 12 DRT GOODS Spot business has shown soma improve ment, but mall orders are moderate. In all lines of cotton prices are unchanged. Silk fabrics are firm for both piece goods and ribbons. MANCHESTER, Aug. 11 DRT GOODS Cloths steady, with little doing; yarn firm but not active. TUB KKALTY RECORD. INSTRUMENTS placed on record "Mas. day, August 12, 1900: Warrasty Deeds. A.- P. Oulou and wife to C. IL Oujou, lot 7. block 80, Omaha 8 60 Same to same, a 33 1-6 fact and watt 4 1-3 feet lot 7, House!' sab 04) Hlmon Onldoerg and wife to A. Rach nian, 23 feet lot 6, block 27. Omaha, and a tract adjoining (rente) 2.000 John Haarman and wife to C. B. El ton, ne ee 6-16-13 4,60$ C L. Wright and wife to Rom Miller, n 100 feet of wH lot It and n 100 feet lot 12, block 2, Kuan A 8 add. L300 II. J. Grove and wife to W. VI. Sick, lot 7 and 6, block 6, Bensen. ....... S&$ C. 11. Smith and wife to am, lot $ and 4. block 21 same , 1.000 W. J. Green and wife to William Butt, lot $. block 6. Omaha View add CO Frank Thompson, exeautor, to Liillan Cooler, lot 11. block U. Omaha View. $7 A. P. Tukey et al to Frank Marry, lot 16. block 7, Clifton Hill L$00 4mt Uiaiav, Ervaula. City of Omaha to Atlantio Realty as- . ociatlon, Paul street, Caldwell street, Nicholas street, Isard street and alleys In beml park 1 'Tj(J amount of transfers. .. ..$U.9U