Nebraska Newspapers

    Till: OMAHA DAILY lUZT.: THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1002.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
I Paj'i Maf.it lap in tha Kiddla, but End
It Wall lTtUd.
! HEALTHY GAINS RECORDED IN GRAINS
Treaties! Lively Cereal Prices
I Start Firm, Then Break, feat
s Ball Regret Mold an
'alaes Sear.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-The grsln market
see-sawed today, starting firm, slumping
and then reactlnir harply to strong closing
figures. Trade wu active and change la
the speculative feeling were radical. Thla
confidence by the benra In the spring wheat
harvests was the principal null argument.
a, the rli,u itentember wheat wl iV.il'aC
up. tieptemoer corn c nnurr hu Drirm
br oats le higher. Irovisions were an ex
ception to the general trend and, turning
alck, closed b4c lower,
u h i waa unsettled. Btrong Liverpool
cables on the bad weather abroad gave a
bullish incentive to ma eariy iraoe. iy in
ter wheat receipts, however, proved heavy
and much of the short went covered yes
terday was for sale again. Helling In good
volume began and prices slipped off rsplOly
until almost lo was lost. Then came re
ports of disappointing yields In the spring
wheat country. The weather northwest
waa too rainy. Buying set In for the for
eign account. Bradetreet's reported the
world's available supply decressed by 1,300,.
bushels. Minneapolis expected stocks
there to decrease 8l,uW bushels. The sea
board reported fifty kneels taken for ex
pert. Bhorts at once covered aggressively
and prices Jumped 2o from the low prices
of the uay. nepiemner openeo. nc ij 7 "V
'at fcWc to 6Vo, slumped to 6".t-14f' and
reacted to a strong close, 1 '' c P
704jftV7iH4c. Local receipts were 291 os,
of contract grade; Minneapolis and Luluth
reported 106 cars, making a total for the
three points of 398 cara, against 449 last
week and 8X ft year ago. Primary receipts
wire 1,3K),IW0 bushels, sgalnst 1,178,000
bushels last year. Seaboard clearances In
wheat and flour equaled 226,000 bushels.
Prices In corn started atrong on a fair
, essh dcmana ana niungoi ouymg ur.i-r
f.y commission houses. Then began selling
In sympathy wttn tne wneai ureas, me
weekly crop report waa bearish and many
,tlmld .holders let go. Bhlpmcnta to this
point were only 24 cars, yet prices sagged
oft until September sold from 62o to 614tic.
Then cams fresh buying by Influential
houses, started principally by the wheat
rally and prices reacted, frtces closed
firm, Ho up at 62He.
Uals snowea more consistent iircnsm
than anything on the floor. Bears In this
pit are figuring ft 900.000.000-bunhel yield this
year ana oeciare prices rannui nom, dui i
the same time the bulla give the market
such support the prices needs must ad
vance, it seems Impossible to get oata
)iled up here, 'ihe cash sit nation today
was strong, September buying was excel
lent and the late atrength in wheat and
corn helped prices upward. Trade V
lars-elv scattered. Sentember sold as low
as Inc. but closed strong, lo up at 81Q31Hc
Receipts. 1K cars.
Provisions opened steady on ft show of
firmness In hogs, but at once turned heavy.
Although hogs reacted later offerings were
Tnnoerate ana tne poor aemana too pnoes
down quickly. Liquidation' went on all
day. Lata there was ft rally on the grain
strength, but the close was weak. Septem
ber pork closed wo lower at lis, eptemrer
lard ms off at 210.50 and September rlba 30a
lower at 19. SO.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat.
236 cars; corn, 60 cara; oata, 830 cars; hogs,
26.000 head.
Tha leading futures ranged follows:
i Articles. Open.) High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
; Sept.
I Ic,
May
Corn
' Bpt,
Dec.
. May
Sept.
(t, Bept. .
Deo.
' May
Sork
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
JLard
Sept.
Oct.
Jan,
Sept.
: Oct
Jan,
I
40i4i'4l 41V
S8tQi a
2 1 21
294J
4G,i
aolej
i
2W
70
52 62i
2f4
oval
19 25 1 J5 15 9TH 16 00
18 87t4 18 40 18 10V.I 18 IK
140 14 47f 1 H Khil
i
10 E7V.I 10 40
TO
10 57
70
140
185
7 67
42
85
36
a an f
60
86
60
9 00
10 60
S 60
8 TM.
I. .
60
00
T7ttf T42ttf 7 42H
i '
i K
2Sa
1 80
18 46
14 40
10 66
66
IBS
8 80
80
ft Old. h New. No. t.
' Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR SteHdy: winter patents, H 60HM.80;
atraighta, M.K'q? 46; dears, $19oJ.t5-spring
aperials, J4 JO; patents, , 3.60a3.7a;
tralghts, t3.00(U.126. ,
WHKAT-Ho. i spring, 7$o; No. I, 7072o;
No. 8 red. 70e.
CORN No. 2. Me.
RYE No. t. 604)60Hc.
. BARLEY Fair to choice malttnr, KVfflHe.
BKi:DB No. 1 flax. 81.40; No. 1 northwost
rn. 81.45. Prima timothy. $4.35si4.60.
I PROVISIONS Mess pork, per, bhl., 816 .90
!T16.S. Lard, per 100 lbs.. tl1.374j'l0.40.
iBhort ribs sides (loose), 89.4Ltfj9.ta, Dry
salted shoulders (hoxed), 29 OtK'iV.Ut. Short
Clear sides (boxed), tlO.&TvaiO.&:4.
! WHI3KY-On tha basis of high wines,
11.81.
, The following are tha receipts and Ship
ments:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls v 29,000 17, CM)
"Wheat, bu .1 4W.0U0 179,000
Corn, bu. 80,0(0 228,0u0
pats, bu 631.000 271, wO
Rye, bu 29.000 86, CM)
iiarley, bu 7,0u0
! "On tba Produce exchange today tha but
Iter market was steady; c res merles, lbtf
Jf4c; dairtes, 14HlSHo. Cheeae, Meady, 10
jtj'Uc Eggs, firm; fresh, 17ftc.
JBKW YORK OKtERAL MARKET.
idlaotatlaaa af tha Day Vartoms
Cassmadltles. ,
NEW TORK, Aug. IS. FLOUR Receipts,
13,6)0 bbls.: exporU, 7,0t& bbls.: market
steadler and more active at old prices; w.n
ter patents, (3.6i,i(j.0; winter straights, 83.40
i3.Gu; illnnota patents. HSl.fc); winter
etras, Uj3 Jo; Vinneaota bakers, 83.1o
8.30; winter low grades. 85.&iK(i3.05. Kve
;ilour, nulet; sales, jO bhla.; fair to good,
, 3 2r.iS.4; choice to fancy. 3.5ft'ii3.70.
CoHN MEAL Dull; yellow western, 11.28:
Jdty, 81.28; Brandvwlns, W4ffH1.6o.
RYE Steady; No, 3 western, 80c, f. o. b.,
i afloat; state, bv,m7o, c. I. f.. New York
Icarifils; No. t mhuU. fc.uifllo.
WAKUii-yultt; leeumg, 64o, o. L f..
Buffalo. '
W HEAT-Recetpts, 116,050 bu.; exports,
43,12o bu. Spot, firm; No. 2 red, 7SVc, ele
vator; No. i red, lo y;c, t. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern ImiIuiu, Sirc, t. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard liiiinKila, f. o. b., afloat
At first atrenthor.-;l by higher cables for
eign buying and bullliin Euriean weather
news wheat Utr BoLi eff un.--r south-
sna men rfceoverea on re
ports of diosnpolntlug spring h?at yields,
southwest buying and o'emanda from
shorts. T!i clo ws nrm at VnJTtc net
advance. ilv, lt. rtiwed at 7f.Sc:
'tieptamtier, 7. .H D-lt- elosed at 7i jc;
i-emiier, 7.8-1- j MSc, closed at Tic.
C'OHN Exiioris, n bu. bpot, firtn; No. 2,
4c, elevator, and SiMjc, f. o. b., afloat. Op
tion mark i t aino oiwned firm and higher on
;catjlea. after whivh It yleldrd to favorable
crop news and the wWnt decline, oolv to
.recover finally ou covering aud closed "firm
ftt Hjo net advance. May. 43 11-1(440,
K-losed at 4Hc; Sci.tember, SCfijMIc, closed
t fcacj lecmber. 4-1.00, eluded at 46 '.o.
OA)-hec'H'l. tiivjO bu ; exports. t,)
bu. Spot, steady; Nu. 8. 4-!c, new; No. 8
aominal; No. 2 white, fec for new; No. 3
Wilte, nominal; tratk KiUfd weetern, Horn.
I'wl; trai a wl.li n.lrn, nomitml; trai k
-lille slate, nominal. tpiloo market opened
tjrni, reacted kh the ou r uirkets, but
finally advanced on coveiin and closed
fArin.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4H9
tie; Jaiian'se. 4j,.,:. . . "
, HOl'rt-Urm; stale, prime to choice. 1301
,erp, lsiaHc; i, iv, ola. uvc; state
Common to choice Iwil crop. S4 ksso; lv )
crop, i;i1mt; oll. iuluc; 1'ncUlc cast. lii
crop ! .-f.se; 1) crop. 17ii ir; olds. TrilOc
, LEA 1 !it.K Firm; ald. I4yj"c "
. rllUKS-r'lrm: (..ilitilon, to 25 lha..
Ic; Csilforiila. 21 to a I'm., l-,-;-Texs dry
J24 to SO ha.. ix
WOOL--Uulet ! domelle fl
TALlA'W Easy; city .' per'.kg). gu
jSSc; i.iunlrv tk. free).l-...c.
....M.,w..u-oir,jl i e w uneana, open
kettle, gi, to choice, k iMic
Hl'TTh H Receipts, d.u pka; st. adv
Stale dairy. 1;i2k': atute irr,nrv i- ...
Itnitatloii ireamery, lo-ijlic; factory lt'm
.)).' S,c. ' ' -
PROVISION-Reef. steady; family. 8'5 X
tilbuu; mess, 213 .'- 13 fi; beef hams. 2 'J (.)
riM,i !wmi.i.w; city extra lnl:a
' mt. I.Ji':H.tl. Cut meats. Irregular'
H-hld. bet.iea, 211 2..i1J.(a;; pickled shoul-
" ', lol.t; p! KieJ Hams, i,imit,
iard.. aw'I western steamed l,u 3i.,: i,
. A'jy. led at 2;i) 70, iiomlnal; renned.
,diiil; Boutn America, S1I6U; compound,
; 8.1 1-S'fjS if; coniiiient. 3lU.. pork, quiet;
' iumily. .m..i .-u.wi ehorl iMt, 8i.7m.l 00
Il.eei. t'7 7: , H ?4.
iol Itiv Heveipta, U.23 pkgs.; steady;
slate dairy, 17(prv; creamery, slate, VH
i"c; creamery, imitation, Ja'riyn 1. yc; iac
tory 4Hf(i liic.
ClIKriK Itecelpts. 2.074 pkgs.; steady to
firm; fancy, large, colored and white, US'
c; rincy, small, eolorea snd white. Sc.
Etl Receipts. ll.stii pkrs. J sfesdy;
stale and t'ennsylvsnia, Ji'S'-i-lc; western
csnmerl, liir; weetern uncanoled. Ih'fflac.
MOIAPsi-.tl Steady; New Orleana. S3-u41c.
1'OI LTRY Alive, steady; chickens. )3S
14c; turkeys, lie; fowls, lSc; dressed,
:rrrxiimr; coicsena, A.s'lic; IOWIS, liSHt
w; liirseys, IOC.
METAIJ A soft market prerslled In
copper todsy and prices lost before
tne close under havy offerlnga of th
metal, which found few tikers, buyers
held off for further reductions feeling sura
that such will come. Production was never
so Isrge and holders are becoming more
and more anxious to realise on a part at
least of their stocks. Despite the bresk In
prices little business resulted and the mar
ket closed week In tone with stand
ard spot at fll.0iiril.36; Lakt, 811 xgil.77H;
Electrolytic, U.6'u 1 l.fiL'S and casting at
211. soll.fiO. The London market eased off
6s Sol; making spot AW 6s and futures 62.
Heavy offerings of tin at Ixndon for for
ward delivery brought out by a drop In the
rar eastern market ror tnis metal caused
ft decline In the English market of 2 on
both spot snd futures. Spot closed at
124 loa and futures at 122 7a8d. The
local market waa Influenced to Toe extent
of ft 36 point decline, making ft total drop
within two days of nearly 75 points. Buy
ers were scarce and beyond a few sales
business was unimportant. St closed at
27. 23(j 28.10c.' No chsnge occurred In the
lead situation today and prices were
stesdy at 4 for spot here. London
ciosea unchanged at 14, 12s 6d.
Spelter wss also unchanged at horns and
abroad and about steady, closing here at
ss.tD ana ftt inaon at tin 12a Id. Iron
held quiet and firm without change. War
rants nominal. No, f foundry nominal,
823.00726.00; No. , 1 foundry southern.
2.0(XuC3.00.
English markets were steady with Glas
gow at 66a 3d and Middles bore at 61a 3d.
OMAMA WHOLBJAtB MARKETS.
Cadltloaa af Taaaa aa Uaatailaaa
Stapla aai Faaey Prsgnes,
E OO 3 Candled stock, lc
LIVE POULTRSY-Hens, Ma; roosters,
according to age. 4S6c: turkeys. afllOc:
ducks and geese, 6Sc; spring chickens, per
10., lt'yiMj,
BUT 1EK Pftcklng. stock. 12Uai3e: cJiolca
dairy, In tubs, 13'tilfc'; separator. 2X"t?21c.
FRESH CAUGHT FlSH Trout, 10c: hep
ring, 6c; pickerel, c; pike, c; perch, 6c;
bufialo, dressed, 7c; sunllsh, 6c; blueflns, 2c;
whltefteh, 10c; catflshv 13c; black bass, lfto;
halibut, 11c; salmon, 16c; haddock, lie; cod
tlsh, 12c; red snapper,, 10c; lobsters, boiled.
r in.. dtL'i luusivrs, 4green, per ID.. Xoo:
ullheads, 10c.
CORN 66a.
OATS 64c.
BRAN Per ton. fit.
HAY Prices auotetl br Omaha. Whnleaala
Bay Dealers' association. Cholc hay. No.
1 upland, 87.00; No. 1 medium. 16. bo; No. 1
coarse, 88.00. Rye straw, 86-60. Chese prices
are for hay of good color and Quality. -
manu &ar. receipts irgn..
VEOETABLEa
CAULIFLOWER Home crown, nee Ana
76o1c.
M!W CELERY Kftlftmasoo, 800,
POTATOE8New, per bu. 26fi36o.
OREEN ONIONS Per' doa.. aocordins- 4m
Ize of bunches, l&QOOo.
tuknii" a per bu., toe.
BEETS Per basket 40o-
OKEKN CORN Per dom., fa
CUCUMBERS Per bu., 25c
LETTUCE Per dog. bunches, Xkx
RADISHES Per dog., 10c
WAX BEANS Home grown, ear marVat
basket. 26c; atting beans, per market baa
ket, 26c.
, CABBAGE California or boina grown,
new, lc.
ONIONS New California. In sacks. nr
lb., IKc
tomatoes Per market backet, 60a
NAVY BEANS Per bu 13.16.
FRUIT6
PRAPmrn rsiifoenis nt Tnt. tska..
Arkansas Elbertae, per 4-bcket erate, ei
9oc; per 4-basket crate, 81.60; Cailf otnla
Crawford. 80c.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crates,
fancy, 81; Japanese, In peach boxes, 81 j
Keisev JaDan. per 4-basket crate, 81.26.
iKurnicB fr dox. 11.
PEARS California. Per box. CL7E: Clann's
Favorite, fl.60.
APPLES Summer rarltlea. mv khl
fa.76ia3.oo. c
crab apples per bbl., 82.60.
CANTALOUPE Teias. per crate. S1.T5-
per basket, 80c
W Al r.f.M c. LAJIN o rated, llglba.
GRAPES Southern Catawhaa. oav ttklh.
crate, fl.50.
BLUEBERRIES Per 18-at ease. Salsa
2 60.
TROPICAL FRUITS. ..
BANANAS Per bunch, aocwrdlns? n sH
f2.2fx&2.76. '
ORANGES Valenclas, J4.T6OS.OO; If edU
terranean aweets, 84.0utiH.26.
LEMONS Cat. Llmonelra, tA.60Gi.1t; Mae-
Sinaa, f4.6Oe6.0O. - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER New Terk. ftTi.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6lie: No. I a-raen.
6o; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 1 salted, 7c;
No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 8c; No. 8 real
calf. 12 to 16 lbs., 8c: dry hides, ttUc; sheep
pelts, 76c- horse hides, 21.6oy2.60.
ruruuK!-rer 10., 00; sneiiea, go. ,
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, nsr IK.
12c; hard shell, per lb., l)Sc; No. S soft
shell, 10c: No. 2 hard shell, Sc; Brasila, per
lb., 14c; filberts, per lb., 12c; almonds, soft
shell, 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large.
er 10., Aeu , sniaii, iwi cwuaauu, per Ooa,.
Jc.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern Quotes tha
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, 2U.00; Iron, stove plats, per ton, 88.00;
copper, per lb., 8'4c; brass, heavy, per lb.,
Sc: brass, light, per lb.. 6Uc: lead, uer lh..
8c; sine, per lb., 2Vc; rubber, per lb., ic
St Ideals Grata aa4 PreTlsleaa,
ST. LOUIS. Aug.v 18. WHEAT Higher:
No. 8 red, cash, elevator. 6414c; track. 4S
fti6Uc; September, 6440 ; December, 8"Ac;
No. i hard, (atalOc.
CORN Higher: No. I cash. MAe: track.
56SijlH(Wo; September, 47c: December.
86Vc.
OATS Higher; No. cash, JSAc; track.
tJ'UiSc: Beptember, 26t('i5!iic; December,
26c; No. 2 white, old, 6c
rye nrm at c.
FI)UR Quiet: new red winter patents.
f3.10ij3.20; extra fancy and straight, U-9Mp
t05; clear, 82.662. 76. x
BEKU-Timothy, 83.7SSr4.O0. .. .
CORNMEAL-ttteady at i3.0S.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 62T3e.
HAY Steady: timothy. fS.OOiii 12 00; prairie.
8.6m.0l. r
itibK 1 Hieaay. ,
I RON COTTON TIES-fl.01 ' :
BAtJOlNtJ V.e6c. . '
KEMP Twine, c. '
FROVISIONtfPork. lower; lobbing, old.
216; new, 216.4J. Lard, lower, 810.26. Dry
salt meats luoxeu), lower; extra snorts,
11037S: clear r;bs. S10.87S: inort clears.
10 75. Bacon (boxed), lower; extra shorts,
8,123; clear ribs, 11.26; short clct.i, 8U76.
METAt-H imh, nrm si .. boelter,
firm at 26. 205. 25. -
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 9c; springs.
12Sc; turkeys, old, 10c; young, 13c; ducks.
tc; geese, oc.
BVTTKR Steady; creamery, - 174i21c;
dalrv, 17(t 10
EGGS Higher; 15V-c, loss off. "
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls., ") 1,0"0
Wheat, bu 227.0i.Ky 2S.0i)
Corn, bu 2.m 11m)
Oats, bu , 90,uu0 i8,uu0
Liverpool Grata a4 Previsloas.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13-WHEAT-Ppot:
No. 1 northern sprltig, quiet, 6s 1U; No. 1
California, dull, 6a Sd. Futures: Quiet;
B-lit ember. 6s liVid; lcember, 4s 10sJ.
CORN American mixed, spot, quiet, 6s
HSd. Futures: julet; September, 4s HVid;
October, 4s te,d. .
PltOVlsiONii Beef, strong; extra India
mesa. lu.sW. Pork, firm: prime met;,
western, strong, tus 6d. li.mis, s'iort cut,
14 to 16 lbs., quiet. bs. Bacon, firm, Cui
berland cut, trt to 80 Us , quiet. &fctkl; siiurt
ribs. 16 -40 24 lbs., quiet, s; long, cloir
lulti.)les, llalit. to Hi lbs., nulet, 6a;
long, clear middles, heavy, 36 to 40 lbs,
quiet. 6e6d; short clear backs, 14 to 20
lbs., quiet. 6s; clear bell!r. 14 to 16 lbs,
steady, bis. Shoulders, suutre cut, 11 to 13
lts., quiet, "4hs. Lard, quiet; prime west
ern, In tierrea, dull, 64a ad; American re
fined. In rslia, dull, 63s.
I'll Kti.:i-. riteady. American finest white,
strauy, 4s 6d; American tlnest colored,
q!t. 4Ks d.
TALLoW Prime city, steady, 28a; Aus
trtiltun, In London, dull. &s 6d.
FLOUR bt. Lculs fancy winter, firm.
S lid.
linPS-rAt London (Pacific coast), flnj,
tv4 l'.
lil'TTEH Nominal.
, PEAS Camtdlun, quiet, 8a Sd.
Toledo Grata aad Seed. ,
TOLEDO. O., A our. IS WT I KAT Active
and strong; cash. 71c: Sptenioer, 71c; D
seniher, tl'-c; May. 7J'c. "
LVKN-b ilrly ai'tlve and .strong; Sep
tember 5c; December. 41c; May, 39c
(Ufa Active and strong; Beptsaiber,
31Sc; iHnember, i.f,c..
ht-I'O Clover, sttive and strong; Octo
ler, tu.ti; January, U i, hu. 2 au.se, fi.iO
fc7 40 .
RYE No. 8. 51c
'. h sages la Avanaate tupsiis.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 Specie! catle and
teleursi'hlc communications tu Rraiistre t's
show the following changes In available
sufi'il-s as compared wiih liist account:
V lit. AT I Hlld Kiatn) snd Canada, eat
of Iwiktoa, Incrcas. ,iax bu. J soloat lur
and In K-irope, decrease. J.Jon.OOO bu. Total
suppiv, rlecreese. l.wS.OnO bu.
CORN United States snd Csnada, east
of Rockies, decreased 1.6i6,0O0 bu.
OATS United States and Canada, east of
Horn lea, eecreasetl r.miO bu.
Among th more Important Increases re
ported tnis week are those of -i4.0ti0 bu,
at Chicago private elevators, 23,000 bu. at
rvew (means, siz.nnn ti. at depot harbor.
pig.niio bu. at Newport News, W.ono bu. at
lxuivllle, 67.O00 bu. at St. Joseph and 64,
0i bu. at East St. Ixitils.
The leading decreases are those of HVOnt)
bu. at Manitoba, lon.fioo bu. at Nashville,
76.000 bn. at Coteau and 62,000 bu. at rort-
lanu. saa.
Kaasaa City Grata aa Prevlsleas.
KANSAR CITT. Aug. IS WHEAT Sep-
imtr, n-,ic; x ecemter, isic; casn, Wo. 1
hard. STrfHWic; No. S, KJUjc; No. f red.
nvac; rs o. a, sc-niptKtc,
CORN-Scptember. 42gt!Ho; December,
fj;: !. No. 2 mlited, 62c; No, white.
e.w-l , J".o. s, r(0KC.
OATS-No. 8 white, &Hf34c '
RYE No. 2. 446i4r
H.A.TCh'c timothy, t9.o10.00; choice
BUTTER Creamery. l!c; fancy dairy. 17c.
.tUB steady; fresh Missouri and Kan-
, ... ' vrT aa-. on. cases re-
Receipts. Shipments
123.204 ffl.&D
2Z.4"0 27,0
14,000 62,000
Wheat K.
Corn, fu...'.V.'.".".V
Oats, bu
' Philadelphia Predaee Market
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ' 11 BUTTER
"in, gum oemand: extra western eeeam.
ru, ?Va-rlp! tra nearby prints, 22c.
l.'J"S rirm. SOO (I llemnrrl feesh nasehv
flc, less off; fresh western,' 2lc, loss off:
trean southwestern, iro. loss otr-
iwquc, loss orr.
-SSFdSLV'&t N'To'A jr-n creams.
f vivTp:, xuii ci earns, VI14C.
sllaaeapolls. Wheat Fleer aad Bra a,
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 18. WHEAT Sep
tember. &SUft'hA4Lf'- riamh., s,.i amr.'U
... ,V. 1. .V V ""J. ""-v;.
vM . . . . o. 1 nara, issc; ino. 1 north
rn, ii-c; ro. 2 northern, 74V4c
FLOUR First natenia. It an. a
patents, SS.SOQ'S.TO; first clears, f3.004.10;
second clears, 82.40. '
ttAJN-in bulk, 811.60.
Mllwaakee Grata Market
ket higher; No. 1 northern, 79c; No. I north
ern, 77njI8c; September, 69Tfcc.
"vrn.ix oeptrmoer, 6Zc
BARLEY Firm No son. ..nni. 10a
jjc - -' -s
RTB-Hlgher; No. 1. 606oHo,
Dwlath Graixt Market
DTTLTTTTT. Ana IS ttTTrTr 1 f . -v
1 hard, 76c; No. 1 northern, 72V4c; No. 2
northern. 71c: Sentemtw-r xu.. riU k
86Vc. ' . ' " ' "".
UATB September, 8O0; December, 2814c
' Peoria Market
PEORIA. Aug. ll-CORN-Quiet, flriuer;
No. 8, 68c.
OATS Steady; No. t white, 83c. .
WHISKY On tha basis of tl XI
ished goods.
Ctaclaaatt Spirits.
CTNCTNNATT. An. 1.rWTTTBTr-v-rii.
tillers' finished foods, active on basis of
fl.Zl.
EW TORK STOCKS AltD BOXDS.
Market Coattaaea laaalxaare, Thoagh
Tea Beeoasea Firmer.
NEW TORK. Aug. 18. There waa ne Im
provement In the activity of the trading
In the stock market todav. but the tona
was firmer and did not reflect the disposi
tion to llauldate on all advan res. whteh
was ft feature of yesterday's market For
the most part however, the representative
locks were neglected and sluggish.
The Gould stocks were the most con
spicuous In the trading, Missouri Pacific
leading In point of activity. There were
heavy dealings also In all of the Wabash
securities and In Texas A Paring Tha
southwestern railroads are expected to gain
a special benefit from the large corn crop
anu tne winter wheat, uvv iu ;,,".;-
I!. 1BO m a nle"n average condition.
The Wabash storks were especially af
fected by reports of aggressive steps being
taken to secure terminal facilities both In
P.ttsburc and in Baltimore for the use of
Wabash eastern extension.
There was a fitful speculation In the soft
coal stocks based upon the benefit felt by
that trade as an Incident of tha paralysis
of the anthracite trade. There were per
sistent rumors as well of an Intention on
the part of the Norfolk Western dl
t'ctors to .advance the dividend rate on
that stock. The settlement of the elevated
railroad troubles helped Manhattan and
the Goulds aa a group. There waa a not
able show of atrength In a number of
minor railroad stocks, especially In the
granger region. The brokers employed by
the speculative Interest which accom
plished the Louisville Nashville transfer
'S7t" conspicuous In these operations.
The National Lead stocks responded to
i . i!?oru.of combination in the lead
Interests of the country. United States
VP 0,1 the new of an addi
tional distribution of flO.000,000 profits to
the underwriting syndicate, thus bringing
the total distribution up to 830,000.000 ac
tual, paid In eubacriptlone of 825,000.000.
The Block relapsed quickly Into compara
Mtalned6 bUt WUh 'rational gain
To?"fT",!',-.?,p" be,n" ,ake, on be
.th,ort!lern Securities company
.f alL1' rat,.n tht corpora
tion and the hopeful views expressed of Its
earnings by James J. Hill give the Im.
preesion that active steps are pending to-
many other plana are supposed to be wait
Hpo.n ,ho 'turn of J. P. Morgan who
sailed for New York today ' f
Aron; he weak spots were Amalga-
,.5o.pler whlh "".affected by t?e
unstable tone of tha raw' copper market
witn a view to discourage the disposition
ttjmttZ .hK0ld,, ,0 thei? hold-
th"n consent to the conversion
plan. Funds were more freely offered on
ca I today and the rate was easier. The
Eed'.h." d'mand iOT nco'
agea the offering of exchange bills and the
rate for sterling showed recoverT front
yesterday's decline. The closing wai qSte
active and Irregular. i"e
W.Kba2h dpbnure Bs were the feature
o' the bond market The Central of Geor
gia second Incomes were also In demand
J.1. ."O.00O par value. Urdted
fast nB h "Ranged on the
.w ti fo"owlna" "a tba Closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
M; balances, tl.arr7.71j; New Tork exchange,
tio premium; posted exchange, S4.M for
sixty nays. fr demand.
C1NI1NNATI. Aug. 53 -Clearing. lt.3.
6T); money, SVfrg per cent;. New York ex
change, fryiOo discount .
New York Meney Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11-MONET-On call,
steady, SH'Vs per cent; Inst jn, ii per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 34Ji per
STERLING KX CHANGE Barely steady,
wnn arruai Dimness In bankers' 1,111s st
iiMtf7 w' icr nemand and 14 s fir six.y
...j "fi isisteti rates, i.ewu i.jj)t com
ineiclni bills. t4.s4Vii 1 Aii.
Si.VER-Bar. k,-,c; Mexican dol'ara,
41 x4:.
BONDS Onvemmen stsady; state, in
a.-tlv: re'iroad. ateaHv
T,h Cosing quotations en bonds are as
iviium;
V. a. rsf. ta, rsg.
60 eoupsa .......
4o Is. rex
So compos
do new 4s. reg.,
do 4Supoa
do old 4s, rsg..
do coupon
do 6s. rsg
do coupon
Atrhlson (.. 4s..
so silt.
Bl. Ohio 4s....
do I Wis
do eoov. 4s
Cansds So. Ss....
C. of (1. M
do 1st tne
Chen. A Ohio 4V4s.
1714 L. M. sl. 4s.. ..
..1074 xtex. Central 4s
...l, do Is inc
Minn. A Bt. U 4a.
M . K. A T. 4s
...mu.. do j.
....liwi, H. Y. rsntrat Is..
...IM14I do gsa. 1W
...1)4 ,M. J. C. sen. 4s....
...14 No. Psrlflo 4s
da Is
... H. A W. eon. 4s....
...ins Rssdlng sen. 4s....
MM Ft. LAI. at.
la,.
,.lt4
.. Ft
..l14
.. tf'a
. M
,tni44
.17
114
..lM-S
,.1014,
.HI'S
. 4
. SSVfc
. SA
Chlrsgo A A. Hs... ISo. Rsllwsr (a m
B. A q. n. 4s..., 7H'Teiss A PscISc Is... 1M
fl, M A St P g. 4s. .114 T., St. L A W. 4s... S3
C. A N. W. con. li.ln;inlon Pxclno 4a ins
2.' " f. 4s....inx, do conr. 4s.
"COC! A at L g. 4s.. 10?v, W.hs.h is iiiu
rhlcssn Tsr. 4s na to a ,i
Colnrsdo Bo. 4s Hul ds dab. B TTU
A R. O. 4s. ins ,West Shnrs 4a n.,!
lis prior lien 4s.. ..100 Whssi. A L E. si!.'. r,i
sensrsl 4s MteiWIs. Ontrsl Mu
F. W. A D. a Is. ...114 Icons. Tsbscca 4s ax
Hork. Vsllsy 4Sis...,10V4l
Bid. Offered.
...Ill fU. LAS
...lna Bt. LAW,
...111 I do te
... S4V4 A. A A. P.
in) 1R0. PaclAo 4s.
O..
Atchison
do pfd....
bsltlmars A
do pfd .
CsnsdUs PscfAs...,
t'snsds So
Cliss. A Ohio......
t'hu-seo Alloa..,
da pM
Ch no. Ind. A t"
do pld
rnlrsxo A B. ill..
Chlcfo A O. W..
do 1st pld ..'
do Id pfd
Chicago A N. W..
o., a. l A P
Chicago Tsr. A Tr.
do pfd ,
C. C. C. A Bt. I.
Colorado Bo
do 1st pf'1..;..
do N pfd
t'Rt. Paul Did
.1"1.ibo. Psclflc
eU Bo.-Railway
4Ss do pfd
..lBfrVTaxaa A Psclnc
.. Jl'Toledo, St. U A W,
.. do pfd
.. si S' Un 10a fsolno
..'" do pfd
' Wsbssh
,. do pfd
Hi Wheeling A L. ...
.. do d pfd
Wla Ontrsi-
do pfd
la lAdsms Exi
,.llSs!Ansrlcss
Hudoa.....17t
n.i
rsi. LAW
IMiBvsr A K. O.
do pfd .1
BrlS
do 1st pfd
so 11 pld
Orcst Nor. pfd . .
tiutxlng Vsllsy..
do ptd
llllnoll t'sstrsl
lows Central
da pfd
Uks Kris A W.
do pfd
L A N
ktxnhsli&a L.
Met. St. Rr
Msx. Central ....
Mex. Ntloasl ..
Mlusr A 81. L..
Mo. Psclflo
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. 1. Centrsl ..
N. Y. Central ...
Norfolk A W
do pfd ,
On is no A W....
Hsnosrlvaula ....
Reading
do 1st pfd ,
do Id pfd . ....
Bt. L A S
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Bt. L Southw...,
do pfd.... ,
BU Paul ....
...Ws
.... ti
... t
.13V
. V
. Ml
. 7H
. 4'
. 21
. 41
.lvi
1
. 1
. 47(
. 14
.
. UM
HH
.210
t'nlled blstes Ex Ihs
Welis-Fxrgo Ex.
Asisl, Cuupsr
A in sr. Car A P...
do pfd
Arasr. Lla. Oil ...
do pfd ,
Amsr. 8. A R
. 4V do pfd ,
. M Ansc. Idtnlng Co.,,
. S1 Bruoklyn H. T
. c.ilo. Kusl A Irea
. 6o's Cons. Gss .....
.li4 Cunt. TiMnis pfd.
.iw imis. e.lotrlc
. H IIikIIiii Coal
.la Istsr. Ptpmr
. 4m do pfd
. I.s-IMs Oas
. 40 Katluiial Hlsrult...
is . s.auoaal Land ....
...... 119 No. American ....
1 iPa.-lflo ( oast
14 I Marine Mall
. (topic's Uas
...... i'r.ed g. Car ...
do pfd
II-1 Pullman P. Oar ,.
...... S, Hroutillc Steel ....
.i do pfd
..,...la Ittusar
-fens. Coal A 1. ...
7:luia has at P. ..
do ptd
U. fl. Laathar ....
do pfd ,
U. A Kubbar
do pld....
I'. B. steal
do pfd
Western Culos ....
Ajusr. Louoaiotlvs.
do pfd
K. C. Koulh.rs....
do pfd
...
... Ii
...
...
...
... Tlx
... II
... tl
... II
... .
...
...ltX
tin
. t!
. 14,
. frU'a
. 47
V
,1U3
. 47
. so
.lilt
.111
1M4
.. 1
.. n
.. 1444
.. M
..
.. to",
..123'a
.. 71
.. "4
..103
.. 4s
.. 44
..tts
.AH
.. 74
..131
... 47.
.. 14H,
.. 1t
.. U
.. 4'4
.. 16s
.. 4s
.. 4.1
.. 40
,.. 81
.. 13
..
.. Si.'sj
..
Baak Clearlage.
OMAHA. Aug. 13 Bank clearings todav,
81.tA4 6t7 b6; corrcnponning day last year,
8yHU7.ri: Increase, tlft .SM.dt.
HT. LOU1H. Aug. 11. Clearings, 88.148,812;
balances. 81.(H0.-.; money, 64) per cent;
New York exchange, at par.
NEW VOltiv. Aug IS. Clearings, 8S3.
14 : balances. 8l4.tAj3.2.'l.
LITTON. Aug. IS. Clearings, 821. 144, 137;
balances. H.UiSt.ix.
r-Mil.ADELVHlA, Aug. It-Clearings.
816 &.lrt; balanoea, ga.tUa.724; money,
pr cent.
BALTIMORE. Ai-g. 18.-Cleartngs. W.3.
8t8; balances, 8,.38.ji; money, 4tl-f- per cent.
ClilCAOO. Aug. U. Ciaaruias, 8J6.TH..
Bostoa atesk ttaotatleas.
BOSTON. Aug. IS. Call lonnn auirhd nee
ceni; time loans, vast per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlson 4s
Oas la ,..
Mex. Centrsl 4a...,
N. K. O. A 0
Atchison
do pfd ,
Boston A Albsny.,
Boston A Ms......
N. T , N. H. A H
FHehburg pfd
Union Pacific
Mex, Centrsl
Amsr. Sugar
do pfd ,
Amsricsn T. AT..
Dominion I. A g...
Gen. Elsctrle
siias. Etsctrlo
do pfd
N. B. O. A C. ......
Pair West
U. A Bteal
do pfd
West In Kh. Common.
Advsnturs
..lit Allonss tn
.. ' Amslgsmsteg 44
.. 13 Bingham S3
,.. 44 Calumet A Heels.... I4S
.. 42 Centennial ......,,.. l
,.1037a Copper Rsnrs 47 4
...3J Dominion Coal 14t
..() Frsnklln
..t3 lias Rnrals IU
..144 Mohswk 4
.10744 Old Domlnloa ....
. 34 Osrsnla
.1314 Parrot
,lli Culncr
.1M4 ftanta r. copper...
4S4i
,1M4
. 4n
. t7
. A
. am
. 40 S,
.
.10414
. Sl4
Tamarack
Ttiraountala . .
Trinity
United States ,
Utah
victoria
Winona
Woirsrlne
United Copper
.. is
.. (7
... M
..13
... 8
..rou
... 4
,.. 11 H
,.. KH
.. 804
..
.. 44
,.. M
Loaslea Stock (taotailoaa.
LONDON. Aug. 18. 4 p. m. Closing:
Consols tor monsy.,.. K Norfolk A Westers... Tl
do s ceo tint Mia' do pfd td
Anaconda It Ontsrtoa A W astern.. (4U
1
4V4
Atchison ......... ... . . 94 Pennsylvania
do pfd 104 iRaadlns
Baltimore A Ohle....ll4H do 1st pfd
Canadian Pacific 14H do Id pfd ,
Cheaapssks A Ohio... 6414 Southern Railway
Chicago O. W u do pfd
M. dk Bt. r Io,'Boothsra Pacific..
Denver m K. a 4fi4.Vnloa Paciflo.
Bid.
do
Kris
do 1st pfd...
do M pfd...
Illinois Central.
, l4
4014
TO
14
. .17144
Loulrellls A Nsab...U3S
14.. K. A T
ds pfd 44 Vl
New York Centrsl ... .1(7
do pfd
U. A Btssl....
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd......
itipanlah 4s
Hand Mines...,
bsBssra (dot.).
.. 87S4
.. 4M4
.. 4
.. T04
..110
.. as
.. 40
.. 144
.. II
.. 47 Vj
.. soh
.. 1144
. i:4
BAR SILVER Dull: J4ad
iurie,x per cent, ine rate or
per ounce.
dis
count In the open market for short bills is
2HEP2 a-1 per cent and for three-months'
bills -162 per cent.
New Terk Mlalngt, Ctaetatleaa.
NEW TORK. Aug. 11 Tha followlnar are
ths closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Can M 1 Little Chief
Alice
Brsscs
M
Brunswick Con . a
Comstock Tunnsl..... 8
Con. Cal. A Va 110
Desdwood Terra .....10
Hon BIlTsr Ui
Iron BUrer 77
Lsadvllle Cea 8
.... 11
luntano ,m
Ophlr ,.....10
rnoanix ,
Potosl 14
Baraga I
Sierra Nevada II
Small Hopes It
Standard ......84a
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Gaod Cattla Held About Steady, but Cam.
mon Kiiidg War a Littla Lowar.
HOGS SOLD STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Light Wclahl heep aad Tear.
Hags Rrsmajht About Steady Prices,
HegTy aad rommoa StasT
bat
Waa glow and Lewer.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 13.
rsL"' .'-. !?"
siiiiiuif,,,,,, p
Official Tuesduv W
umciat W ednesday
4.1Z6
4i0
ln.wal
8,o8
ln.Kf,7
84.9S5
21,2
lh.4X!
21.5MI
K4-'l
2.1.516
Three days this week. 14 435
Bsme days Inat week....l4.i5
Same week before 8.4"7
Same three weeks ago... ,0i6
Bame four weeks ago....ll.se
Bams dnys last year UBka
nr.iltiria rXJR THF. TKATt TO nxTtr
The followlnw tshla ,K... .k. i. ..
cattle, hogs and sheen at Month timik,
to uate ana comparisons with
ion
CattU 4M,5tiS
' , l,bNU,4ol
Sheep 607.IS&6
lh following table
price of hogs sold on
87.2H2
14 Z
l.!l
2H.003
Dee,
1H. Inc.
424.827 25.878
l.n40,lf,4 40,3ir7
7,6ZJ 60.M7
snows tne average
toe eouin umaha
iiai aec tne last severs) risva urn,
r" witn former years;
Date. I im. 101.U00.1SP9.U8S.1897.189.
July
14. ..I 1 TflLl s 1 a nai a ec
July 14.. .if 76i. 8 77 V J .
I 7k a M a 02
11 I M; 4 IM
7 7 41 lull 871
I atrk 8 .' 4 4 2s I 8X1
July 18..
Juiy 17..
July 18..
July IK.,
July 80...
Juiy 81.
July 28.,
July 28.
Julr 24.
July 26...
July 20..
JOly 27...
July 2S...
July 29...
July 8u...
Jmy 81..
August 1.
Atigust 2.
August 8
August 4
August I.
August
August 7.
August 8.
August 8.
August KM
August 11
August 12
r
4 01
4 11
8 4
a HUI A Ql
' - I S Vfl -il
7 411 0 4JS 4 34
I VfM 8 71 8 15
7 4i V
7 83K,
t aa
s
7 53T4
a 701 i6j
6 74
6 to.
6sM
I 47
7 4754, 6 6S
s 061 4 81
6 02 4 27
t W 4 82i
t 121 4 K
4.mi
a
7 Sois 1 6 it
79
7 89V4I
7 824 8 84
7 H-v
7 27V4
I "ft
7 lSVsil
7 04
7&W
August 13 SlTfcl
I tail
6 6
6 65
5 74
6 74
s
74
6 78
& ll 4 li
6 15
6 1U
5 14
6 15
8 04
6 00
4 93
4 961
77 8 161 8 80
I 77 8 17 I 8 04
IU 8 201 8 07
8 25 2 87
8 82 a I a 01
8 sj s sjj 8 81
1 ll J m; I 7
8 ' 8 i 2 88
I 8 821 8 25 2 88
4 81 I 8 881 2 82
I t 89 Is
18 7 1 8 871
I 2 771 I 4.'t 8S
I 8 7 8 rl I 7
I 8 Wi 8 26 I 71
a 74 a 44 a 77
sot 2 77
in
9 4 8 r,
4 8,1 13 87 8 47 2 80
4 4.1, 8 CI 3 B7 1 2 85
4 451 3 71 3 631 8 84
I 3 77 3 43 8 03
4 3S 3 46 2 82
4 87 3 81 I 76
4 22 3 67 I 42
4 28 3 67 3 63 1 76
4 29 3 27 3 61 IU)
4 36 3 48 3 56 t 80
3 74 3 641 X 74
7 6Psl 6 hi 1 6 tml d S21 a , a n a 77
1 411 a ao a i5 4 19 3 7 '
Indicates Sunday.
TESTERDAT'S SHIPMENTS,
ine lollOWln list shows tha nnmhae
ox cars 01 ieeaers shipped to the country
yesterday and their destination:
u. touia. cusning, iveh. B. at M
C. H. Mills, Waverly. Neb. 13. A M
O. Smith, Blair, Neb. M. A O
E. Markel. Desnta. IMeh M A n
A. E. Elberson, Oakland, Neb. M. A O...
Thomas Price Thayer, Neb. F. E
John Fonjes, Beemer, Neb. F. E
Mrs. 8. Von Slggern, Hooper, Neb. F. E.
Slkkenna Bros., Fulton, III. N. W
W. S. Harwood, Onawa, la N. W
Robert Slpton, Ida Grove. Ia. N. W
Montgomery. Schaller. Ia N. W
B. F. Proftett, Loveland, la. N. W
r rea tirtcrime, yetter, la. I. C
rorelgn Financial.
LONDON, Aug. 11 India council bills
were allotted today at ls8 29-32d. The amount
of bullion taken Into 4te Bank of England
on balance today waa 43,000, Money was
In brisk demand -today. Discounts were
firm on the short supply of money and the
larae number of American bills In the mar
ket. The stock market waa dull and fea-.l
tureless and business was restricted owing
to arrangements being made for the ac
count and the cessation of liquidation for
the account of the West End society spec
ulator who waa reported In difficulties yes
terday and who compromised for 3M0.0U0.
l'he new consols hardened and home rails
were cheerful. Americans opened dull on
Wall street advices and then recovered to
about parity. Baltimore at Ohlos St. Paul
and Loulsvllles were the features. The
close was steady. Urand Trunks hardened.
Kaffir a were heavy.
PARIS, Aug. IS. Heaviness and inac
tivity characterised transactions on the
bourse today. The deficiency In revenue
depressed rentes and traction shares and
Russian Industrials suffered from realiza
tions. Metropolitans were firm. Toward
the close some Industrials rallied. Boa
novice shares were In active Inquiry. Ar
gentine securities were In good demsnd and
closed at a sharp rise. There was a slightly
better tone for Kaffirs today. The private
rate of discount was 2 per cent, Three per
cent rentes. 100? 75c for the account. Ex
change on London, 26 f 19c for checks. Span
ish 4s, 80.85. 4 . . '.
Ceadttlea ef the Treasary.
WASHINGTON, Aug. li-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $L5O,OO0,OuO gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 8203,646,
128; gold, 3i04,&0.se8. . , f.
Cottea Market. ' ,
NEW TORK, Aug. 13. COTTON Futures
opened quiet; August, 8.34c; -September,
7.87c; October, 7.78c; November, 7.S7c; lie.
cember, 7.63c; January. 76c; February,
7.66c; March. 7.65c; April, 7 65c; May, T.67c.
Boot closed quiet; middling uplands, 8c;
middling gulf, &S4C; sales, 640 bales. -
Futures closed very steady; August, 8.40c;
September, 7.94c; October, 7.81c; November,
7.74c; December, 7.74e; January, 7.76c; Feb
ruary, 7.76c; March, 7.74c; April, 7.75c; May,
7.7t(c. ,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13. COTTON Quiet;
middling, 8 11-Uc; aalea, 604 bales; recetpu,
44 bales; shipments, fx'l bales; stock, 13,531
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. U-COTTCN-Spot.
nr.oderate business; prices firm; American
middling. 4 13-15.1. The sales of the 'day
were 10,000 balea, of which 66U0 were for
speculation and export and Included 7K)
American. Receipts, eG.OOO bales, Including
5, MX) American. Futures opened and closed
quiet. American middling, g. o. t . August,
4 39-64d. buyers; August and September,
4 S4-64(z4 36-64d, sellfrs; Beptember and Oc
tober, 4 24-6liij(4 26-txitd. sellers; October and
November, 4 18-OtHd, sellers; November and
Uccembw, 4 16-Mu'i 17-4i4d, sellers; Decem
ber and January, 4 14-6424 15-64 J, buyers;
January and February, 4 14-64'a4 l5-4Ud, sell
ers; February and March, 4 14-64'?i 15-tiid,
sellers; March and April, 4 14-64d, buyers.
QALVKSTON, Aug. 13.-COTTON Quiet
at 8 7-16c
NEW fRLEANB. Aug. 13. COTTON
Futures steady; August, 8.24 T 25c;. Bep
tember, 7 .trr7 Sic; October, 7.Stij'7 61c; No
vember. 7.64i;rf.66c; lwcember, 7.54'rf7.oc;
Jsnuary, 7.5Vi7.&6c; February, 7.5,7.6,'c;
March, 7 5ft'7.57c. Spot, easy; sales, 1,060
bales; ordinary, 6c; good ordinary, 7c;
low middling, 7c; middling, 8 6-ltk;; good
middling. 8-16c; mldilllng fair, 8 15-ltlc; re
ceipts, 48 bales; stock. .M bales.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. IS. WOOL Territory
wools sre firmer. Fine lind fine me
dium, 6o4j52c; medium, 43i4oc. Texas
wool Is so far sold up as te render
the position very strong: fall, cleaned
nasis, nominal. 44.tf4se: twelve months, fcuo)
6c; six to eight months. 62?oc California
wool ts thoroughly well held at stronger
prices. Northern county, cleaned basis, 53
4i c; middle counties. 4nfg5i-: southern. 46
(it7c; six to eight months, lsaHc less. Fine
wools are very Arm. Quotations are: Ohio
and Pennsylvania XXX, nominal. SrVfi31c;
XX and above, 2o(i2iK'; X. 2wt2i'c; Michigan
X. 24u26c. Delalua is firmer, with No. 1
combing In a strong position. Ohio fine de
laine, 3fii31c; Michigan, 2?44(2c: ' No. 1
washed combing, 2hrgjuc; coarse, 24'(f26c. Th
aupply of Australian wool offerings wers
oniat. Quotations were nominally very firm.
Combing, choice, acoured basis, ia,'oc;
good, 7i i(74c: average, 7iaT2e.
BT. LOUia, Aug. 13. WOOL Steady;
medium grades and combing, 13(tlS4cj light
fine. Ukylti'-; heavy fine, lutuUc; tub
washed, &u26ic
Dry Oeaaa
TORK. Aug.
Market.
NKW TORK. Aug. 13. DRY GOODS
lr. cotton goods Is reported today In the
dry g'jodg market, without change In
prices. Prlni cloths are dull and unal
tered. Man's wear woolens and worsteds
In spring weight In very fair request and
steady at tipaulug prltaa.
F. M. Fuller. Webster Cltv. Ia. i."
C. Neuhring, Tetter, la I. C
James Lucas,' McPaul, Ia. K. C...
H. Brant. Pleasantviile. I a. Q....
SHEEP.
W. S. Harwood, Onawa, Ia. N. TV. (d. d.) 2
The official numhir nr ran r t.i.
brought In today by each road was:
Cattla Hn Mi'n TT'aaa
V.. , OB DV. X. XXV,,..,
Wabash
Missouri Pacific Ry...
Union Pacific system .
C. A N. W. Ry
F., E. A M. V. R. R...
C, St. P., M. ft O. Ry.
B. & M. R. Ry
C B. 4 J. Ry
C, R. I. & P., east....
C R. I. t P., west....
Illinois Central
8
. 63
66
1
72
4
S
6
4
1
14
IS
60
16
10
13
14
1
I
144
33
48
Cattle.
... 254
... 62 .
... 636
... 63
... 8(12
49
145
247
251
148
126
152
49
I.-
Hgs. Sheep.
' 1.875 1,0&
1,9117
8,259
2,614
417
896
'1,263
Total receipts .'...189
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
ucr or ccsa inaicatea
Buyers.
Omaha Packing; Co...
O. H. Hammond Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co...,
Armour A Co
R. Becker A Degan ..
Vgnsant A Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman A Co.
w. x. etepnen
Hill & Huntxlnger ......
William Underwood ...
Huston A Co.i ,
Livlngatone A Schaller
Hamilton dt Rothschild
L. F. Huti
H. L. Dennis aV Co
B. F. Hobblck ,
Wolf A M...
Other buyers .............
150
... 11 ....
... 2
... 29
... 842
... 616 ....
...4,729 8.55S
(.154
8,910
' Totals
CATTLE There was a liberal run of
cattle here today, and in fact there were
more than anticipated after vaaterrinv's
comparatively light receipts. For the week
to date supplies have been about the same
as for the first half of last week, but as
compared with the same days of last year
there Is quite an increase.
Several loads of corn fed steers arrived
this morning and some of them Were of
pretty good quality. The better grades
brought steady prices, but of course the
only half fat stuff was neglected, the same
as usual, and if anything waa a Utile
lbwer. Nearly everything, however, at all
desirable was out of first hands in good
season, and the prices paid did not show
much change from yesterday.
The cow market also held up tn good
shape, as there were not very many In
cluded In the. receipts. The better grades
changed hands quite freely at Just about
steady prlcos, but the commoner kinds
were neglected and a little lower than
yesterday. It was rather late before the
common stuff was disposed of.
Bulls, veal calves and stags all sold at
Just about steady prices with yesterday.
The heavyweight feeders of good quality
were In active demand this morning, snd
the market held just about steady. Prime
yearlings also met with ready sale, biit
when It came to the medium weight cattle,
and by that ia meant those that weih
from 750 pounds to two, the market was
very dull and probably Hfyioc lower. If
the quality was poor they were extremely
bard to dispose- of at any price. .
The Chicago market was quoted generally
a dime lower this morping. and that seemed
to have rather a bad effect upon the trade
on weatern range eteers. The better graoes
sold at jirat about steady prices, but ths
commoner kinds were slow and lower.
Good cows also held about steady, but, ths
less desirable grad 'S Were a little lower.
Heavy feeders held steady, but medium
weight cattle were lower. Choice light
cattle did not show much change. . Repre
sentative sales: .
BEEF BTEERS.
ft- No. A. FY.
I 40 . . I...., IR.3 T 00
t to II.,
1 cow
3 cows....
i rttw
1 cow
3 cows....
1 heifer...
1 hejfer...
t feeders.
1 f eerier..
9 feeders.
it feeders.
10 feeders.
4 feelers.
8 feeders.. Ill
3 feeders.. a9
.i"io
. "1
. fVO
. 978
. tvso
. 7
. (V
. lf
. 97
.1147
21 cows....
14 cows....
1 cow
1 cow
4 rows....
1 rows....
7 cows.,...
I rows....
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
23 cows
34 feeders.,
8 eo'
1 cow.,...
1 cow. . . .
1 cow....
3 cows. ..
8 cows. j.
8 cows..,
I cows,..
8 heifers.,
.Km
. KXO
.
. 7ir,
. M
Join
. 973
. 846
6F4
8 feeders.. 4J
X teener,,, t.i
1 feeders.-, ail
3 feeders. .lf0
3 feeders.. 550
4 feeders... Mt,
4 feeders.. 6sS
16 cows fill
1 cow...... BfSO
4 feeders.
9 feeders;
80 feeders.
1 feeder..
9
M7
976
4Wt
heifers. 673
1 heifer.
1 bull....
1 bull....
steers.
1 heifer..
560
.JS50
,12"
,. I'5
. 640
10 feeders.. 65
29 feeders.. 944,
feeders 1. 1077
10 calves... m
$ 60
8 16
I f
3 00
ton
i FA
I M
4 00
3 26
8 fig
4 70
I 90
4 50
4 60
8 60
8 96
3 60
1 26
2 26
4 00
00
3 00
3 76
a as
4 26
3 60
3 It
3 16
3 00
3 tr
3 No.
2 76
I 76
3 00
8 76
I AO
4 00
3 00
8 00
8 16
8 K
3 00
t 00
COLORADO.
4 20 I feeders.
4 10 V feeders.
4 10 10 cows....
4 00
,
7
lfi
,1
, 93
9"S
fiqg
1I?0
M
84)
84)
fMO
969
4 feeders.. 110
4 feeders.. 916
1 feeder... 10?0
1 feeder...):)
I feeders.. 10U3
3 feeders.. s5
1 bull l.0
1 bull 1620
1 bull....
16 cows...
26 rows...
cows...
1 cow....
8 cows...
1 cow....
13 cows...
I cows...
4 cows...
1 cow....
13 rows...
3 heifers.
4 heifers.
2 heifers.
1 bull
6X0
, 814
, 9)
, 721
870
.1076
1O10
995
lf76
12.
941
6.T7
390
11X0
1 bull l'MO
t steers.. ,.1'Wo
7 calves... 233
28 COWS.
7 cows.,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
..1041
..1000
21 feeders.. 1018
1 feeder... 1090
(2 feeders.. lorx)
41 feeders.. 1076
11 feeders.. 927
24 feeders.. 101 2
29 feeders.. loot
1 bull l.Va)
1 bull 1490
8 calves.. . 193
3 40 14 cows...
3 00 1 heifer..
MONTANA.
4 76 10 cowa...
4 00
wroMiNo.
7W
871
947
720
t 70
S 96
3 00
3 00
3 SO
3 16
IM
1 60
8 10
3 H
3 20
3 20
8 20
4 2)
4 40
3 50
4 W
8
3 90
3 60
t 6
3 R
8 6 -3
16
8 i
1 60
3 X
3 00
3 00
3 U
3 r
3 90
800
2 76
2 90
2 90
3 86
3 00
3 10
t 76
4 W
J 90
3 60
3 00
25
a 00
.1005 1 40
4 66
4 90
4 40.
4 00
4 20
3 60
3 60
4 40
a cows 9a
7 cows.... .liiO
Scows,.,.. 810
1 COW....V. R25
I steers.. ..1120
1 steer 1190
t calves... 20
1 bull 1440
3 25
4 2
8 00
3 28
4 26
4 78
4 40
I 60
Ed Pnonav Neh
15 cows...., 7 8 10 1 COW-....1000 1 10
cows 1018 8 10
!.' P. Hollaway Neb.
1 feeder... 910 8 60 1 feeder:.. Rid a
12 feeders.. 96 4 20 1 feeder... 870 4 20
1 feeder... 800 3 26 12 feeders.. 771 8 76
x'eier Peterson ;olo.
16 feeders.
8 feeders.
6 feeders.
26 feeders., 659
1 feeder... 663
12 feeders.. 1090
867
620
60S
4 16
3 60
8 9ft
3 90
3 60
4 60
4 feeders., 790
18 feeders.. 846
I feeders.. S46
t feeders.. 660
4 feeders.. 600
7 feeders,. 1136
I cows..
4 cows..
1 cows..
1 cow,..'
1 cow...
1 bull...,
1 bull...
1 calf.,.
1 calf...,
1 cow...,
2 cows...
7 cows...
1 cow... .
1 cow....
1 cow.,,,
t cows..,
P. 8. Peterson Neb.
...1015
...1010
...loio
..1020
,.. 9W
..1310
.. 970
.. 200
.. 210
..loao
..1000
.. 957
.. 830
..12O0
..1100
..1083
t 65
2 66
2 66
1 25
2 26
2 66
8 00
4 60
3 76
8 40
3 40
3 40
3 40
8 40
8 40
3 40
2 cows,
1 cow
4 cows...
. . 1 cow....,
1 cow
I cows...
3 cows...
1 cow
' I COWJ...
1 cow
3 cows....
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
. 1 cow.....
' I cows....
A A. Neb.
7 cows....
,.1170
.1240
1.1005
. 680
. 8 20
,.1093
.1160
.1310
. 8M0
.1046
. 830
.low
.1060
. 870
.1061
4 15
4 15
8 26
3 25
3 60
I SO
1 88
2 85
65
2 25
I 26
3 40
40
8 40
8 40
3 40
3 40
8 40
I 40
I 40
3 40
40
83 t OS
too
2 75
8 00
I 00
Rnllev
17 feeders.. 9S4 4 as
1 feeder... 840 3 60
Mllldale Cattla fn TCaK
86 feeders.. 940 4 20 1 coir 1020
1 feeder... 10M 4 00 1 cow 960
2 feeders.. 875 8 00 . t 1 cow 800
1 feeder... 790 8 00 7 feeders.. 827
1 feeder... 1180 3 00
Oenrs-e MnOtnlav
26 feeders.. 1064 6 20 2 feeders .'.1000
20 feeders.. 10K9 5 00. 13 cows 1065
16 feeders. .1080 4 45
C. W. AnrierenNeH
18 feeders.. 10R2 4 28 8 feeders-. 890 8 80
4 cows 995 4 03
J. Gr:ler Neb.
lcow 1130 2 R5 44 cows..
scows 02 2 06 lcow...
O. Cooney Neb.
ft 1 heifer.
95
650
4 00
I 40
I 50
I 00
25 heifers.,
870
820
13 feeders.
3 feeders.,
1 heifer...
3 heifers..
1 calf.
796
600
8'
.. iso
M. R.
87 feeders. .1137
805 3 00 1 heifer.
Peter Fitch Neb.
V 4 15 8 cows...
2 10 . .1 cow...,
2 00 ,. lcow...,
3 25 lcow...,
4 25
R u therf nrd W v
S 26 S feeders.. list
E. McKurhnn ft n
33 feeders.. 1045 4 25 12 feeders.. 770
1 feeder... 8) 3 10 - 1 sU.r win
1 row... ... 930 , 3 60, . steer.... .1050
x steer.. ....il") 4 v . I steer....
Vr. E. Bahcnok Kh
18 feeders.. 903 4 26 2 feeders
1 feeder... 820 3 00' ' 1 feeder.,
1 feeder... 860 4 25 - .
H. M. Fox Neh
13 feeder. .1040 4 10' . S3 cowa.
. 910
.1000
.1140
.1360
768
858
,1032
92
1 feeder... 510 3 50 - 82 cows..
P. Hemple Neb,
4 feeder.. 810
' 3 feeders.. 823
1 feeder... 650
1 heifer.... S50
Humphrey Neh.
2 feetlers..lf3
Lynch Wyo.
1 steer 1110
8 00
100
S 86
2 25
t 60
a 75
4(0
1 85
400
4 00
75.
2 75
300
8 66
I 80
4 05
4 06
2 00
2 75
25
5 00
4 90
No.
18."..'"
liE
t"'."
V . . .,
6....,
At.
.. l
,. 1
..104
. .1X
. .1214
..1144
... 420
... :.4
.,. 46
...1S70
. . .U'0
... 42')
...MM
...1120
,.. V0
... UK)
... roO
... ati
4 f
I 74
4 74
4 44
I 00
I 00-
1 m
I tu
i U
1 U
t 40
I 40
1 40
t 40
1 40
8 It
8 M
I 49
3 at
JO...
4...
44....
COWS.
J...
14 ...
10...
1...
. ....
I. ..,
II. ..
...
11...,
J ...
I...,
1...
4...
4...
.1:21
.1144
, 1.7
.l.4
Ual
T 00
7 00
T 00
f to
7 4
mo
7
lulO
14
ItWO
064
tul
lt.30
410
0M
1100
14
..,..117
I 40
I M
t to
I 00
It
It
a it
t
t as
to
40
4 00
4 SO
BULLS.
1 14 8 M 1 ltld 4 04
t 1.1,0 t tt 1 fcso t 40
1 ! t U 1 Itva I M
1 lu 3 40
STAGS.
1 1000 4 It
CALVES.
3..... UO 18
STOCK- COWS AND HEIFERS.
I: t!4 I 40 1 110 I OS
1 7M i 00 I tit I It
t 470 I 00 4 61 I 10
7J0 t 04 I N 18
STOCKERS AND FEEPKR3.
1 440 t 00 t 44 I SO
8 iuli I M 1 1010 4 24
I 770 I 76 14 r4 4 0
1 740 I 74 !... tMI 4 44
8 !0 I 10 80 !4 4 M
1 M IH 10 1U.4 4 It
JNKKKAHK A.
22 feeders.. lt66
1 feeder... 30
6 cows 944
v iMA.ra . Ml
8 cows..... 9u0
13 cows 941
1 cow 9m
1 cow bniO
1 Stag 1 '"
I cows 8U
4 X6
4 60
3 70
4 ao
3 40
3 40
3 26
4 ()
8 ao
3 00
17 heifers... 730
8 helfera... 6s0
1 heifer.... 7x0
3 feeders.. 815
8 feeot.s.. Sis
3 feeders.. )
16 feeders.. 11 17
i feeders.. 913
1 feeder. ..1240
1 (seder... UOO
3 00
3 90
3 CO
3 dO
v
4 40
4 60
4 25
3 10
I a
10 cows.,,., 90 '8 10
5 cows 852 2 68
8 cows. . . . . 935 3 10
6 cows 1026 3 10
.Ellsworth A
149 feeders. 1H3 4 60
John V
20' steers.. ..122 6 80
J. M White H T,
89 strs.Teg.1150 4 80 , 8 strs. Tex. 1093
1 str, Tex.liao 4 90'
HOUS There waa a liberal ran r hn..
nere today, hut the downward course of
tne marKctwna at least temnnrarliv
stopped, ihe market ruled fairly active
ana nil tne way rrom steady to 5o higher.
un ine start packers tried to buy their
nroves siesoy, no quite a few loads sold
mm way. as tne morning advanced, how
cei, it urvann eviaent mat ail the buyers
had liberal orders, and as a result the
maraet gained in activity and strength,
lowara tne-close the-medium and light
weight hogs sold strong to 60 higher, while
tne commoner graoes or .all weights sold
steady to strong. Although receipts were
iiDerai, .practically everything wag dig
posed of In good season.
The bulk of the htvgs sold from 88.71 to
36.86, with he long string at 86.90. As
high as 37.00 wss paid, whichwss tha same
as yesterday's best price. Representative
BUI.- . -
No.
44..
44..
44..,
74...
71..
41, .,
41..
41..
44..
70..,
41...
74..,
74..,
40...
44. ,
41...
tl...
I4.i.
At. Bh. Ft.
Jul in te
te
No. , l , Av. 8B. Pr.
47. ...... .147 110 f0
17.., I"" ... 4 40
nt 4M t tt'4
.121 1M 4 il
.lot ao 4 rH
.144 140 4 1JU
74. y, lf7 190 4 74 ... M.... .... SO 4 114
..!! 140 4 41U
..170 SO 4 rii
..14 40 4 12
ltl ... 4 12 '4
..nt ao a ti
..144 40 4 S4
..ui to t tmt
77... 1H1 0 77V, t4. I4t 40 4 434
,.141 ... 4 41V(
... 4t?'S
.....Ut W 4 ttVk
H 1.4 at f 7JH 04 141 40 4 42S4
44-.i.-..;.l 4 77S4 ...,..,. ti.0 so lust
tl..,...,.rrj ... 4T'4 'tl Ml to 4 ir-
49v. ..... J.JHJ 40 4 77.4. M... 2S0 IM ll!w
44.., rw,... 47714 0 Ml ... t Uu
41 ...ft .4(J 4 T7l . 71 11 40 t
44 fi ... 77 44., !M 140 4 474
M 130 ... 4 10 14. .......IM M 4H
7t ,.tl too 4 40 ' W t,- M 4 ll'i
72. ...... .140 190 4 so to lit ... 4 tll
44 4 ted 4 40 '.' 4 141 844 atJ'a
71 -I" 40 I to aa til ... 4 IIS4
44 0 M It) M 134 SO I SS
'4 .17l ... 10 , T1 ttt 4 4 M
40 !U7 ' to 4 40 70 ,im IS I to
" ..' l't 10 4 40 1 17 190 4 46
77 ,.11.1 ... ,4 ta 70 fit 40 4 M
71 141 140. 4 10 tl 1)4 40 4 It
71 727 SO I M tO....... .2.1 M I M
,:... !t ... 4o 74 2.11 110, 4 44
44 4 140 4 10 tt 171 ... 4 U
41 1'l IK 4M-. It 128 ... M
71 ... 4 40 II :1 to I U
'1 1 40 4 40 61 Sf.0 4 t
' H9 ltd I 10 74.. I't 4 4 44 -
"I... tl lot to 77 ,,.24 to 4 IS
44. 10 M M 74..., lit ... I Is
" lit SO 4 SB so td) 00 t 5
44 . 714 SO 4 10 HI lis) I St -
41 149 90' I SO 84 114 ... I M
70 , . 40 I to 44 t.4 ... I At
1 .HI 110 I II ,.70 117 110 I tt
41.. 2! 40 4 10 tl 130 44 I tt
4 i.l 40 I to II HI to 4 44
44. ...... .171 40 4 to 44,.. ...?! as I st
71 114 ... I to - 14 lit 44 4 44
70... 141 820 I so 70.. 77 40 I M
70 121 I14 II 1,4 40 I It
41 K.4 40 4 N ' 17 i MaO 44,
40 10 So 1 as 71 j.4 iu u '
II in SO I ts M. .......tt IM 4 44
HO 4 ISO It ,,.141 ... Ill
4 IM IM 110 If 141 ... I tlVk
W 1-i 4 10 Tt ISO ... I St
44 t0 M I M 44 . . SO I to
41 114 ... IH 10 SM 40 I 10
44 4 SO I tO II 4 SO M
II U IU 4 40 74 Ui. IS I 44
5 1 ... 4 40 17 171 ... I to
! t"4 110 I 40 . 44 l-jf H N
47! 14 to' I SO it 144 ... I 10
44 141 110 t 40 44 lit ... IN
74 tit 120 I 10 44 IM sis
47 147 ... 17 UI ... f 4S
41 174 SO I IS
that snytMns- good Sold at ses prWs.
Feeders did not show any rhanga, ss the
demand wss fully equal te tha srf'tlT
far as the better grades were eonci n4
Quotations for clipped stock: ood e
rrmloe yearlings, 33 n"4.H; fslr to "M,
t tVKa3.7t; good to choice wethers, I
3 75: fslr to g-wd wethers, 33 16Ti.t.tflj
choice ewes. 33 i8 6f; fair to grtod w,
.! ! "a 3 .20; good to choice spring iambs, ti is)
4&.2t; fair to good sr-'lng Imh4, 84.764fV00;
fesrlsr wethers. 33 7i..8 2; feeder yearitnga,
3 0'a3 4n: feeder lanil. 85 Isi'dt.lO,' feeder
wes, (1.2-2.26. Representative sslesi
TT.
3 00
IM
! w
3 2
2 80
3
8 60
3 W
I w
e :
3 00
WI
8 26
3 26
I.M
t 60 ,
8 t
4 00
I 0
3 26
3 U
360
t 60
3 60
60
4 00
4 00
L1VB STOCK MARKET.
No.
1 old
3 stags ,
7? Wyomlnr feeder ewes..-......,
17 native ewes...,
p4 Wyoming wethers
7Mi Wyoming feeder wethers
27 Wyoming feeder yearitnss...
O) Wyoming feeder yearlings...
640 Wyoming feeder yearlings...
IS native lemhs..
14 western ewes
14 feeder ewes.... ..(..
26 western ewes , ....
123 western wethers
4"4 feeder sheep and yssrllnss..
797 Idaho sheep and yearlings..
813 wVstern yearlings.............
1X feeder lam he
246 western lambs
80 culls
410 Idaho ewes
! Idaho feeders...... ,
278 western wethers.
?I3 western wethers.......
8x6 western wethers
26 western Sheep
UO yearlings and wet bars
CHICAGO
4
Ar.
70
no
96
119
91
90
74
81
61
3
94
6
i
1.1
' l'2
1'.8
99
ea
94
10?
69
M
M
82
101
a
Cattle til Ross Rteatly te Leaver aa4
Rbeep 8tsy,: N -
CHICAGO.' Aug. 18. CATTt.B Receipts,
tS,Vi0 heed. Including 1,000 head Tegans an.!
6,(a head westerns; choice steady, others
Italic lower; good to prime steers. 3 o"9
HJfi; poor to medium. 84.6oJ7.60; storkers '
snd " feeders, 32.60'a4.60; cows, I1.60(iixV6i
heifers, 32.60tff6.60; csnners, 31.6otff2.4Vl; bulls,'
Steers, 83.0nfiin.flO; western sleerm, a ifl" 9t.
ritf rtecetpts. m,utit need; estimated
tomorrow, 33.000 bead: left over, 7,000 head:
opened steady, closed 6tjfl0c lower; mixed
and butchers, 36.6of7.20; good to choice
heavy, 87 .0tVi,7.S2V4; reugh heavy, 36 406.60;
Ught, 14 35jfl6- bulk of sales, 6tf6.90.
SHEKP ANT) .I.1UIK Raealnta It KM
head: steady: good to choice wethers at imi
4.26; fair to choice mixed. U.Wl.lb: wsttmt
sheep, 82 6tvs4.25- native lambs, 6a.60.40;
western lambs, 38.36.
umciai yesterday:
Iteeelnts.
Cattle t,Bl
Hogs 17,1
Bneep 17,
694
Shipments.
3, fr4
4. :3
4,180
SHEi.P There was another big run of
sheep here today, which makes the supply
for the three days much heavier thsa for
the same days of last week or of Isst year.
Tba table of receipts above will show tha
exact figures, '
Buyers wers Inclined to be rather bear
ish owing to the heavy run and also to
the fact that f'hlcago was quoted a dime
lower. The best grades, though, did not
show much change. Prime lightweight
wethers or yearlings sold tn about yester
days notches, but the heavy and common
giaues ,..
ilCTT in 5"" " faot trail.
Kaasaa City I.tve 6lssk Market.
jiansab uiti, Aug. 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 13,900 head natives. 3,600 head Tex
ans, 728 head Texas calves, 9W head native
calves; corn fed cattle, steady; greasers
and westerns snd quarantine, steady to
lower; calves strong; stockers and feeders,
active, steady to strong; choice export and.
dressed beef steers, 37.6ner.26: fair te good.
84.60S'7.60; stockers and feeders. 32.8ftS6.76;
western fed steers, 44.4M6.75; Texas and
Indian steers. 33.2&&4.0R: Texas cowa. 81 tm
4.60; native cows, 1.60tg4.60; native heifers,
32.764J4.76; cannera, 31.604J2.70; bulls, 11.264
4.60; calves, 33.75436.50.
HOGS Receipts, 8.800 head; 'market Sflfioe
lower; top, 37.06; bulk of sales, 34.7044.98;
neavy, to.w1m7.05; mixed packers, 2A70tn6.90:
1 1 ir V. 14 ai.i en . 1 .. .... , . . '
lJ'irAj'yt 7' ' e.iosfo.aiii; pigs,
66. 2ff6. in. . ,
SHEEP AND LAMBB Receipts, 4,iV)
head; market steady; native lambs, $3.4iy)
6.70: western lambs, 83.16t&.10; native
wethers. 33.80fl4.60: western wethers none
4.00; fed ewes, WlOtHOO; Texas cllDoed
yearlings. 83.401M.C6: Texss dinned sheafn
3. 00433.30; stockers and feeders, tittx&o.Ou.
Hew Tork Live Btnelt Market.
NEW TORK. Aug 13. BEEVES Re.
cetpts. 2,662: steers active and 10 Rants
higher; fat bulla and good cows firm to
10 cents higher; others steady, steers
84.747.24; cows, 32.00tr74.60. Cables quoted
live cattle slow st liH'ii'MHc per pound.
Exports 8.760 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts 2.089. Market srtlv
firm to 15 cents higher. Veals, 8S.0Otff.0O;
tops, M 26; culls, 34. Bo: srrassars and butter.
milks. 84.00t4.62H.
HOGS Receipts 8,840. Market lower. Btats
nogs, 01. av, uiijim wv,n,
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.134
head; sheep slow, lamb- active and firm at
Monday's prices; sheer, 32.504.16; lambs,
25.0O&7.00; one car 67.10; culls, 14.69.
Mi. Leal Live iHoels Market.
BT. LOUIS, Aug. 13. CATTLE Receipts,
6,'XW head, including 8,800 head Texans; mar
ket steady; native shipping and export
steers, rT 2f.ifrTJ.0O; dress4Ki be f snd butcher
steers, S&.2iki7.76: steers under l.nno lbs., 83.10
4i4.00; stockers and feeders, l.&r4v4W; cows
and he'fersy 33.2v4.a6; canners, 82.O0492.60;
bulls. 3o.25n3.60; calves. 4.u057.00; Texss and
Indian steers, I3.4CU6.00; cowa and heifers. '
pMpS.41. .
HoOS Receipts. 1,500 bead: market,
steady, pigs and lights. 36 9Oi,'.0e; packers,
WterrT IO: butchers, 17OW7.30.
BHEEP AND LA MBS--K1 cetpts.' 3.000
head: market slow: na ve mt'ttons, 3.4tVf
4 26- lambs, 84.25J6.n,': culls ind bucks. 32 .50
JfJ.iS; stockerg, I2.8bi$3.a; Tcxans, te.004
.76. ' . ." r
at. Jesepfa I.lve Steele Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Aug. IS. CATTLTfl
Receipts, 2,734 head; 10iffl&c lower: natives,
34.&04i.3o; cows and heifers, t1.5oj.00;
stockers and feeders, 33.00.1 5.75.
H008-Receipts. 5.975 head ;. MrlOe' lower;
light and light mixed, 3.Mf4 so; medium
and heavy, 6.707.06; pigs, 8J.Mj465; bulk.
$4.7tV57."0. .
8HEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts, ' 4.9.H
head: lamba. 10tffl5c higher: aheeb. atsadv:
top Idaho lambs, 86.80.
' Slows City Live Steek Market.
SIOUX CITT. Is;, Aur. U. Special Tele-'
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600 hesd;
stockers stesdy and killers lower; beeves,
8o.607 26; cows, bulls and mixed, l&Ofi
( 00; stockers and feeders, 83.7634.76; year
lings and calves, 32.60tif4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: stronger, sail-
lag at 3A6(Kis4.90; bulk, te.s.70.
' '.V ' " ' Stoek la aitrkt,
The following table shows the recelnts nt
battle, hogs and sheep at the Art Drlnclrjal
markets for Augutt 12:
Cattle. Hoys, Sheep.
Omaha 4.725 9.9 li.M
Chicago ......23.0'i0 26.0tK) 18,00
Kansas City 17,600 80 4,
St. luls 6 i.KrO . 3.04)
Bt. Joseph 3.7J4 6,976 4.3u6
' Totals
.63,868 66,014 42,611
CosTeo Market.
lug waa not active at any ttms on even the
best grades, for the liberal receipts gavs
buyers an opportunity to take their own
time.
There were only a few Iambi on sale, so
NEW TORK. Aur. 18. mirirEE Unnt
Rio, dull; No. 7, Invoice, 6 6-16c; mild, quiet;
Cordova. 84i'UVc. Futures - ooened steadv.
with prices unchanged to 6 points lower,
and during the first half session ru'ed fea
tureless and extremely dull, but without
further change In values. European cables
reported r-.ea.rish situations at both Havre
and Hamburg and considerable losses for
the day. On scattered covering demand
prices steadied slightly in the early after-
r.oon but near the close bear belling end
liquidation In the absence of demand
cnused a weakening of the list, October and '
November losing 10 points and lata months '
6 points. August and Beptember remained
unchanged, receiving soms support from
bull ieatlera. The market was finally quiet,
with prices net unchanged to 10 points
lower. Bales amounted to 22 280 bass. 1.1.
(ludlng Heptember at 6.26c; Ot-tober. .16o;
ueeemoer, 6i"06.i6c; January, 6.2uc; March.
6.ac; May, 6.41m;; July, A 60c
OII aa Heal a.
OIL CITY. Pa. Aug. 13.-OIL Credit ha I.
flpces, 81 22; certificates, no bid; shipments.
.sn.lfW Pbis.; average. K7.5 bbls.: rune. 9 .
039 bbls ; average. 78, OeS bhls.
TOLEDO. Ausr. It. OIL Nortts T.lma sna. '.
South Lima and Indiana, 84c. '
lKW yukk, Aug. loOIL-Cottonseed,
quiet. Petroleum, steady. Rontn, steadyi
strained, common to aood. li 1., t'..r.,.
tine. firm.
LOM'UN. Aug. 13.-OIL LlAseed, '29s id
Turpentine spirits, tUs 4,d. .
SAVANNAH, Ga., Aug. U.-OIL Turpen
tine, steady 44'c. Rosin, firm: A, R C
ti t: E, 81.16; E. 31.15; K. h .20; 6. 31 26- H
Evaerale Apoles aad Orle4 Pratt
NEW TORK. Ana llirviiiAaian
APPLES The market continuee quiet and
virtually nominal. Common to good are
quote,) at iftinc. prime at li,i4c; choice
,v aim b,i-7 ai llfli.T.
TAI.IKljRNIA IIHT VOI'lLm,. .
. --- .11 1 nrt
for apot prunes continues active and firm
Stocks of lha mora AealraKIa
reported cleaning up and the price
tendency is toward a higher level. Quota
tions ranra fnn Itx ,n V . ..
, - ------ - - - -w . wins jor sii
grades. Apricots sre dull and lower, the
iruit in ooxes Deing quoted at 7tjwo and
In l,i,i at tA.fir7u.o t.irh.. ... .. . . ' . .
unchanged at lilo for pes is d and btflcVe
or Market.
uvnt vftoi .- .
.-v.. nu(. ia. o It A H Raw
firm; fair refining. 3 15-lo; centrifugal 44
teat. I 11-iV' moi.as.a ...... a,, .f .
. . - . -s . , a u-ioc: re.
fined, steady, '
UiNDoN Aug. 13.-SUQAR EeeL Au
gust, as lid. s u
NKW ORLEANS, Aug. lS-BfiaAR-Mar-ket
atrong: open kettle. 3Mr1ii8loc: OP4,n
kettle centrifugal. a-iVic; centrifugal yel
low, tVtiH't; seconils. is, -6111,0.
MOLAjsaEd Luy; cenlrluas, 6160.