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THE OMAHA DA1L.T JW.Ta SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1002.
I
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bain la Bprinff Vhat InclU Ball IfmJpn
Utori to Bhtr Oer&l Up.
OTHER GRAINS FOLLOW IN EARLY ASCENT
itle.ala'atleaf Te Prior Brlasxe He
eesslea, bat Cles See Wkttt
Aad Oata Advaaeetl aad
Cars tBtktRi. x
CHICAGO, Aug. IB. Manipulation on th
weather started Rood bulge In grains to
day and as a result September shorts were
squeezed once mors. Contract wheat wai
alack and there waa aome congestion In
corn and oata. Other condition, however,
were against an upturn. After the manipu
lator had pushed price up well liquidation
from the same hand brought recensions.
In the end September wheat closed lc up,
Beptember corn unchanged and (September
oata lc higher. Provision cloaed 6c lower
to fro higher.
Wheat spurted partly on the fear of
short and ralna in the spring harvest.
Congestion In contract stock waa marked,
with one house practically In control. The
opening waa somewhat wild, with every
body wanting stuff and offerings very light.
That manipulation was practically the en
tire cause for the upturn seemed reason
able from the fact that the receipts
primary, local, northwest and southwest
were much heavier, that Argentine ship
ments were Increased, tbat Hungarian and
'Roumanian crops were large and that ex
porter offered freely, with few taker.
Although Beptember waa the manipulated
month, December profited today. After
prices had been pushed up well, the holders
(unloaded In Beptember and unspraddled
their spreads by taking on December, Still
December held to Its discount of over 3c
September started SHo up at 70'44'7rc
and sold to 71c. There waa a, dip to 7Nc,
but Beptember closed Arm, 10 up, at 707fcc.
J,ocal receipt were 118 cara, one of con
tract grade, and Minneapolis and Dululb,
reported 12 cars, making a total for the
three point of 444 car, against 298 last
week nd 422 a year ago. Primary receipt
were 1,1X8,000 bu., against 969.OU0 last year.
Seaboard clearance In wheat and flour
. equaled 2S3,ono bu. Argentine shipment
equated 240,000 bu., against 48,000 last week.
Corn was helped by the strength In
wheat. Trade waa not especially active,
' yet there was a good volume. The general
rommlsslon house demand wii very good,
Small receipts, 33 cara, and rain helped
the bulls somewhat. Local shorts and the
southwest covered briskly for a time, espe
cially In December. The longs, however,
fed the market and prices slumped off.
Cables w.re lower. There was no con
spicuous Belling. The cash demand was
fair, but the crop prospect were still ex
cellent. Beptember sold between SlHo and
62o and closed steady, unchanged, at 61c.
Bains and manipulation by bulls In Sep
tember options lifted oats prices with some
early shower reports. There waa a good
I demand for December by commission
houses, with short leading. Stuff was
hard to buy and the demand waa brisk.
, There waa some late offering on the bulge
, feut price held well. September spurted
i from Slc to 83c and cloaed strong, l4c up,
at B2c. Grading waa retarded- by the
rains. Of 272 cara received today only 22
' were of contract grade.
' Provision were Irregular and dull. Hogs
were dull on liberal receipt. There was
aome strength in distant options, but the
nearby futures were liquidated again.
Some support came, and especially In pork.
September pork closed 6c up at lis, Septem
ber lard 6c off at $10.26 and September rib
down at 29.60.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat.
: Sno cars; corn, 12 car; oauT220 car; hogs,
1S.X) head.
I Tn leading future ranged a follow:
Article. Open. High. Low. Close.j Tes y.
; "Wheat I I I
Sept. 70M 71V 70! TO7! IWi
Dec. 7V.i4 Sttjjffi ' 7H 7SW4 ! (ft
; May WS'70fc 70 69 69'6
.Corn '
, Sept. 61;f?C 62 61 H 61 Bit
; Dec. 4lra 4?. 41 1 41,l
May 39 29 88 39H;S9S
Oata 1 I
Sept., n 27HO- - 87 nv, '
bBept. 31324 S3 81 81
! a Dec. SSH 2914 2 SOH'WX'S'7
1 May 80 80 2930 . 80!29fi-
i Pork i
' Sept 16 86 1 02 15 SO 1 00 16 95
' Oct. 16 00 IS 16 15 86 16 16 16 06
1 Jan. 14 20 14 80 14 20 14 80 14 20
Ird-
1 Sept. 10 27 10 80 10 10 10 25 10 80
1 Oct. 86 I 85 22 82 85
Jan. 8 82 26 1 17 22 8 80
.Ribs I .
Sept. 165 t0 160 tot) 9 2
Oct. t 15 16 t 00 15 I 15
Jan. 7 40 7 47 7 40 7 46 7 40
a Old. b New. No. I.
, Cash quotation! were as follows;
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, 83.60ff3 SO;
Straights. 83.lifltS.45; clears, 8i.8033.Zo; spring
'Specials, 14.2""(H.30; patents, $3-o0ia3.ii;
.Straights. t3.0wtf3.26.
i WHEAT No. I spring, nQVSc; No. 8, 68
87c; No. 2 red, 70(fc71o.
CORN No. 2, 6Sc ; No. 2 yellow, 60c,
OATS No. 2. 2M.;f59c; No. 8 white, 42c;
Ho. 8 white, S3Vu43c.
' RYE No. 2. 51fi2c.
BARLEY-Fair to cholo malUng. 60S2c.
SEliD No. 1 flax, 81.S9; No. 1 northwest
ern. 8145; prime timothy, $6.10.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $15 80
f '15.86. Lard, per 100 lba., I10.1210.16.
hort ribs sides Ooose), 89 5o.fi9.60. Dry
ealted shoulder (boxed), $8.7St8.fc; abort
Clear sides (boxed), $10.6fl0 .62.
WHIgKT-On the basis of high wine.
H81.
Th following art the receipt and ship
ment:
Receipt. Shipment.
,.. 15.000 25.000
23.0nO 44,0
, 76.000 . 153.000
.22.000 124.0(10
27.0UO 62.0110
U.lMt 1,M
, Flour, bbl.
iWheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oat, bu....
Rye, bu
'Barley, bu. .
On the Produce exchange today th but
ter market was steady: creameries. 15t;I
3Dc; dairies, Itii3vi8c. Cheese, steady at
llXjllc, Eggs, steady; fresh, 17c
HEW YORK . GENERAL MARKET.
4,atateaa
t the Day
Ceaasnoeltlea.
at Varioa
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-FLOUR Receipt,
18,tmw bbls. ; experts, . s,ai buis. ; uiuntit
Steadier with wheat, but quiet; win
ter patents, 81 .r.'o3 ; winter straights, $3.40
tl3.6j; Minnesota patents, $3.ij3.to; winter
extras, 84.0i.ta3.2a; Minnesota baker, t3.1fij
8 SO; winter low grail, $2,f3 tiu. Rye
flour, dull; fair to good, $3.Xui.40; choice
to fancy, $3-53.70.
COKNMEALr- wulet; yellow western. $12S;
City, Jl .26; Brandvwtne, 8S.4r-1jJ.55.
RTIv jult; No. 2 western, 0c. f. o. b.,
afloat; stHte. bit-Alc, c. I. f.. New York
cariots; No, 8 track, S-KO'Ue.
liAKLKV Sleu; feeillug, 64c. C. I. f..
B'-'ftulo.
WHEAT Receipts, 185,000. bu.; spot,
eteady; No. 8 red, 76, elevator and 77o
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, lo
f o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, SoSnc
f. o. b. afloat. Another sharp upturn in
'September wheat. Impelled by poor grad
ing at ( hire wo and showers Oiroush the
y.nrrhwest snected the entire market to
day, promoting general activity and
trenrth in ell optlona. bhorts led the buy
lug. while foreign houses sold. Near the
Icluse It eaad off slightly through dlssp
I pointing export business and waa finally
it o net hlsher: iay, 7&c. ciuaed
'at loo; teptotuber. 74' 574 U-lic, closed at
,7'ic; iMt-nabtr, 72t ri --c, cloaed at 75c.
I CORN tieoelpta, l.uoo bu. J exports, 6.612
bu.; nt easy; No. 8, 63o elevator and
fcc afloat. Option market at first sold up
with wUeat on covering due to small Ar
gentine shipments and light western re
ceipts, but later met enouh unloading to
produce reactions; the cloee was c net
lilxher on beptember, but unchanged
otherwise; May. 4i-Me, closed at 44c;
KcptemUsr. i.', u;c. closed at 67o; Le
Oember, 4titn o, closed at 6c.
OA'l Ji Rcli)t. lll.uuO bu. ; exports, 100
bu.; spot unaettlrd; No. 8, new, 8"ic; No.
8, nominal; No. 8 white, new, fc.uJc; No.
8 white, nominal; track, mixed western,
nominal; trait, while western and track
white, state, nominal. Option market was
strong on September during the forenoon,
but later sold off with corn.
MAV-FIrm; shipping, o70c; good to
ch.-i.-e. $1 -.,) 1.10.
hlCE t'irio; dontestla, fair to extra, 49
tc; Japanese, 4uo.
HOI S-Urm; atate, prime to choice, 1901
crop, iciie; 10, IV; olds. 4pv; state,
coiuuion to chnlue, 11-1 crop, i;ij; 14
crop, l. jiH-; olds. 7-aloc; Ksi-lflo coast, lix'l
crop u i.-jc; l.-tuO crop. 17aic; olds, liSlOc.
1-1 A I lir-K-Flrm; acid, 24;ic.
liliKs Firm; linlvraton, M to 26 lb.,
ltc; Csiif-trulu. 21 to 26 lb.. lc; Texa dry.
24 to J lbs., 13c
Vi OOI uulet; domestic fleece. 2!fr30e
lAUAJVV-i.y; caty M per pfc.,
6V; country tukxa.) free!. tHvas,....
1'ROVISIONS lleef. steady; family, $'5 f0
uu; mens, ijw riiaii: Deer Dami, I.J o- J
w, -a-i-i, iiittjjum; cty extra Inula
ll-e. u-"i -t.w. (tit IcteHtu, qalet;
, jKk:ed, brines. $11 25, Ci yrt; pukld shoul-
oi, w,ta-.sw; pukud hu.. (Ubi-iUoo.
tl-rd. tuay: western B'.eincJ. Siw.aw, iu.m:
Abut (uused at tOba, nuniiuali re.'lnsd.
easy; Pntith America, til 60: compound,
WIW; continent. 810 SO. Pork, quiet;
family 2 ooi; 50; short clear, $18.VBa.00;
mens, Il7.7fjlx .
HI TTTEK Receipts, 8.R1S tkg-s. ; barely
steady; stste dairy, lV20c; atate cream
ery, ist2hc; Imitation creamery, 169
17W; factory, !41c.
CHEKSE Receipts, t.84 pxc-! tef1y to
firm; fa icy, large colored and white. Sc;
fancy, small new state full cream, colored
and white. i7",c.
KGUH Hecelpts, S.'? rk. i quiet; etate
and Pennsylvania, 2'"rf2ic; western can
dled ,17'j ;; western uncandied, 1M317'.
MOLAhdtS Steady; New Orleans, yd)
41c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; chickens. 18
C14c; turkey, 11c; fowls, jac; dressed,
eauler; chickens. 14c; fowls. lo.
MKTAIjS There was a halt today In the
steady downward trend of copper prices,
no change being recorded and the market
havlna; a steadier tone, although there
v-es not much demand and no sale were
officially reported. Standard pot closed at
tU.Oifn 11.30; lake, 8U.6offi1.70; electrolytic,
$11. 40'ii 11.60; casting. $11.4W1L60. For the
month of July the production of copper In
the United State amounted to 26.748 tons,
compared with 21.9H5 tons for the same
period a year ago. The production so far
this year amounts to JW.197 tons, against
154,378 tons last year. The primary reason
for the market' recent depression I at
tributed to this Increased production and
the heavy supplies already on hand. Lon
don reported an advance of Is 3d,' apot
closing at 51 12 Sd and future at 61
17 6d. Tin raided 2 10 on spot and 1
12s on future In the London market today,
private cable attributing the further ro
coery to bull manipulation and covering.
Spot closed at 127 15s and future at 14
12s Sd; the local response waa hardly so
full a expected, prices gaining but 20
points, making spot $28.4028.80; at the close
the market ruled firm and some business
wsa reported on the foregoing basis. Lead
price were unchanged and steady : New
York quoted $4.12 and London 11 2 Sd.
Bpelter continued firm at $5.46 here and
18 12s Sd at London. English Iron mar
kets were higher Glasgow advancing 2d
to 6s 6d and Mlddlesborough gaining 2d
to 61 10d; local market were firm, quiet
and unchanged; warrant nominal; No. 1
foundry, northern, $23.KH(r25.00; No. 8 foun
dry, northern, $22.Outi'J3.0O; No. 1 foundry
outhern, $22.0028.00; No. 1 foundry; outh
rn, soft, $2.0023.00.
OMAHA WHOLE! ALB MARKETS.
Comdltlon of Trad anal ataH
at Staple m Fsaey Prodaeaj.
EGGS-Candted tock, t7o.
LIVE POI 'I.TH7ll.n. 01ZMI.. . -
accnrnlnar tn n t . . . . . . . . '
j , w " lUlHfTf. s'csoo:
?b cuynHc,"eM' prll chcltn. Pr
BuillSKl-Packlng tock, 1218c: cholo
daJ.riVlT?.tult 13'0 lc; separator x&21o.
FRESH CAUGHT FISH-Trout, 10c; ber-
k..vIi- T m t""t c per cn, c;
bHT.al0' Jreed. 7c: unflsh. 6c; bfuefln. 8c:
wn lensn, ioc; catnsh, 13o; black bass, 18c;
f'i 1) - ' l6c' h,M,do. Uo; cod-
r.1-" iK ' r'Vi'i"" iwi looaiera, DOliea,
ullhed:Tdc.,"U",rr', D-
CORN 58c.
OATS 64c.
BRAN Per ton, 81S.
I IV IV. Jt W A , . .
Hay Dealers' association: Choice. No. 1
upland, $7; No. 1 medium. M .50;' No 1
coarse. $. Rye atraw, $5.50. Theie price
re or ny pt good color and quality. De.
. V cijtt, TABLES.
?1i:E,:'ERY-KJoo. C
TPNew. per bu.. 6ea
" ; ' - -. . . . . i ci uui accoraina: to
slue of bunches, 16f(f20c.
1 uknips Per bu., 80c.
BEETS Per basket, 40o.
GREEN .CORN Per dor. Be.
CUCUMBERS-Per bu., 25o.
LtTTUCK-Per do, bunch, JOo,
RADISHES Per do., 10c.
WAX Kh-.AKia u . . .
. . 1 aivwn, pwr maraet
jjjt 25"J ini maraei pas-
CABBAGE California or horn grown
new. 1e. ""."a
ONTO VR Maw km. . . ,
bu., 65c. .u
TOMATOES-Per market basket, 600.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., 82.16.
FRUITS.
75&80c; Arkansas Elbert as, per four-basket
Zii y six-oasKei , crate, 1.60.
PLUMS California. per four-basket
S. it. "-a jueBn, in peacn ooxes,
j: K.eley Japan, per four-basket crate,
PRUNES Per box, $1.
PEARR rall'itrnla Wnv aM tr. "II .
Favorltei ii'M. " '
jjPPES-Summer Tarletle. per bbl.,
CRAB APPIjES Per bbL, 22.60. '
PANT Tlt ;PH- T.... .
per basket, 60c. .
w A t KKMH.IXJIVH Crated. 1&S20C
Crite; $1760. " Per
. . TROPICAL FRUITS. .
BANANAS Per huni-h .
I2.25(i,2.75. "
ORANGES Valencia, 84.766.C0; Mediter
ranean sweets. $4.0iKj4.26. i . -
LEMONS-Callfornia Llmonelra,' $4.0ft
4.26; Measlnaa. $4.50Co.00. vwu-
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER New York, $3.76.
HinF.S Nn. 1 mrmar. CU . V. a
tc; No. 1 aalted. 8c'; No.' 2 salted. 7c;
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 lb., 8c; No. 1
ychi can it to ib in., c; dry hides, 8tlzc:
heep pelts, 75c; horse hides, $1.602.60.
j r . j n ii rrr jo., po; aneuea, so.
NIITH-Walmita Nn 1 .K.ll n.
12c; hard shell, per lb., Uc; No. 8 oft
shell. 10c! N(l 9 harit mKaII a.. T..ll.
Hi
IK ti... e 1 V. ,w ' . . J)
i. it ' ""T v ' "i aimonas, soft
on, uiuu sneu, ioc; pecan large,
ger Jb., 12c; small, 10c; coooanuU, per doa..
OLD MKT A T A A Ct llun, av.
following price: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $11; Iron, stove plate, per ton, $8;
Conner, ner Ih Ku.e hr,., Kww il
8c; brass, light, per lb., 6c; lead', per lb!!
8c; sine, per lb, 2c; rubber, per lb,. c
' St. Louis Grata aad Provlalataa.
ST. LOTTTft ln 111 WttfiT UI.W..,
ii-yuri ,
ISO. 2 red. cann. nvslnf IUXi m1.
68c; September. S4c; December, 656c;
1 1 a i (i , arrive
64fef6c; September, 474jc; December, 86c.
v-nio-nijinfri no. s coin, xic; track,
27(aa.c; September. 26Tc; December, 2tic;
No. 2 white, 364(090.
it YK Firm at 48c.
$3 10M3.a); extrs fancy and straight, $2.80
iei, .ou-w .. to.
bkisu- rimomy, steady, $3.76t05.
CORNMEAL Steady at $3.06.
BRAN Easy; sacked, east track, 60tf?(Ce.
HAY Easv: tlmolhv ty hikffll fai- nriru
$S.6tU.00. '
whisky steady, si.n.
IKON ( (t'l'luN TIfc, 41.04.
BAGGING Sc.
HEMP Twine, 9c.
pnnviRinKia ir,rv hi.k... i,u..
' " . ...... .1..1.1 , jiiuMlllff, 1)111,
$16; new. $18 40. Lard, lower, $10. Dry salt
ineai tixiaeii;. wwar; extra snorts and
f-li-ar rlhs. a10: short clear 1A fj, ia
(boxed), lower; extra shorta' and clear r lba.
fio.tri; ihort clear, $11.60.
METALS Iad, firm at H.00. Spelter,
strong at $5.26.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, c; springs,
12c; turkey. 12(al3c; duck. 7c; geese, 4e
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 176:ic;
dairy, itm i-vc.
EGGS titeady; 16c, Ins off.
Flour, bbl e.w 7,ono
Wheat, bu Sly .'," 104 OnO
Corn, bu S.'.o-O 6s!()
Oats, bu U,0u0 24,uu
Liverpeol Grata sua at Provlslaaa.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IS WHEAT-flpot,
quiet; No. 1 northern spring. 6a 2d; No. 1
California, Sd. Futures, stesrty; Sep
lember, 6s lld: December, 6a 10d.
CORN Spot, quiet; A merles q mixed. 6s
Ud; futures, quiet; September, is lld;
October, 4s 8d; January, 8a USd.
PKOVIHIONS Beef, strong; extra India
mess, loJs d. Pork, firm; prime mess,
western, strong. &0s CdS Hams, short cut,
14 to IS lbs., quiet, 67 Sd. Bacon, Cumber
land cut, 2s to 80 lbs., stead. 6Ss Sd; short
ribs It to 24 lbs., quiet, bus (d; long clear
middles light, 28 to 84 lbs., quiet, tm;
lot, clear middles, haavy, 6 to 40 lbs,
quiet, oosSd; short clear backs, It to 20
lbs., quiet. 6Sa; clear bellies, 14 to It lbs .
steady, ts. hhoulders, square eut, 11 to 11
lbs., quiet, 47s id. Lard, quiet; prime west
ern. In tierces, dull 61 Id; American re
fined In palls, dull, 52s.
CHEESE Mteady. American finest white,
steady, 47s Sd; American finest, colored,
quiet, 4s d.
TALLOW Prime city, steady, 28; Aus
tralian. In I-ondon, dull, 8a.
FLOUR Bu Louis fancy winter. Arm.
ts
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm.
tS-li'H.
Bl'TTER Nominal.'
PEAS Canadian, quiet, 6 8d.
Recolpta of wheat during the last three
days were 2o2,tiu centals. Including lt,0u)
Amertcan.
Receipts of American corn during th
last threa days, none.
Mllwaake Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15 WHEAT Firm;
N. ! """been. Tike: No. 8 northern. 7tiu;c;
September. SsTjC
KI K-Hrmtr; No. 1. 51 c.
HAhLtY Steady) No. 70S 74c; ampl.
4S,'i'. ,
CoRN-September, 61c
Mlaaeapalla. Wheat Klear aad Braa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. U.-WHEAT-Bettuitr,
7ai(icc; L-ecsmbcr, c; oa
track. No. 1 hard, 7BHo; No. 1 northern,
7V.
FI-OUR First patent, tSSfxfflSO; s-cond
patents, $3 i1 70; first clears, $S.0iJ3.10;
second clears, $2 40.
BRAN In bulk, lower. 111 50.
Kaasa City Grata aad Pre vlstaas.
KANBAH CITY, Aug. 15 WHEAT Sep
tember, 63c; December, S3c; cash. No. 2
hsrd. c; No. 8, Sl'B3j; No, 2 red, 64c;
No. i, l-fe.
CORN September, SlHtlVc; Dcembor.
BSti33c; rash. No. 8 mixed, 494j60c; No. 2
white. 66c; No. 8. 64c.
OATS No. 8 white, 82iff86c.
RYE No. 2. 4'iHfie.
HAY-'holc timothy, 88.60iffl0.00; cholc
pralno, 800.
BUTTER Creamery, le; dairy, fancy,
17c.
EGGS Steady: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 14c, loss off, cases returned.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1M,H"0 8W.a)
Corn, bu 22.4"0 2K.(0
Oats, bu 24,000 43,000
Taleda Grain aad Seed.
TOLEDO. Aug. 15. WHKAT Dull,
strong; cash, 72c; September, 72c; De
cember, Jldc: May, 78c.
CORN Dull, steady: cash, 80c; Septem
ber. 62c; December, 4ie; May, 88c.
OATS Dull, strong; September, iWc; De
cember, 2P74jC.
SEED Clover, active, very strong; Octo
ber, 83.76; January, $6.60; No. 2 rye, 61o.
Philadelphia Pradac Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16. BUTTER
Firm, good demand: extra western cream
ery, 21c; extra nearby prints, 22c.
EGGS Steady; fresh nearby, 21c, los off;
fresh western. 21c; fresh southwestern, 18c;
fresh southern, 16c.
CHEESE Firm.
Dalatk Grala Market.
DULUTH. Aug. 18. WHEAT Cash. No.
1 hard, 76c; No. 8 northern, 70c; No. 1
northern. 72c; Beptember, 68c; Decem
ber, 6Sc.
OAT8 Beptember, 81o; December, 88c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Aug. 16. CORN-Steady; No.
8, 6Sc.
OATS Firm but lowj new No. 8 white,
ttffJMHc. blUed through.
WHlSKY-$1.81 for finished good.
Claelaaatt Spirit.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 15. WHISKY DI
tlller' finished good active on basis of
$L8L
8EW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Shara Advaaee la Moaey, bat Selllagr
Pressare la Reeeat Steele Leader.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. Th solicitude felt
over the possible stringency of money was
exemplified by the effect upon th stock
market of a flurry In the call money rate
to 6 per cent. The fact that Stock exchange
loans made on Friday carry over until the
following Monday makes the customary de
mand for money somewhat more urgent
than on other day.
The special cause . to explain today'
harp advance was the maturity of sub
scription for th new Oregon Short Line
collateral bond, secured by deposit of
Northern Securities stock. The payment
called for about $15,000,000 and necessitated
considerable shifting of losns to require
ment. The rate dropped back to near 4
per cent near the close,- after the demand
had been satisfied.
There have been a number of other syn
dicate operations during the week which
may upset calculations aa to the bank
statement tomorrow. Among these were
the payment of subscriptions to the United
States Shipbuilding company, the payment
of dividends by the United States Steel
Underwriting syndicate and-the dividend
on United States Steel preferred, payable
today. So far as the Indicated cash
change promise tomorrow' bank state
ment will not be unfavorable.
The movement of currency with the In
''"r m tn Ke In favor of New York
till, the receipt on balance during the
week amounting to $1,600,000, against the
loss to the subtreasury of $633,ono. New
York exchange at Chicago fell to par today,
compared with 10c premium yesterday and
20c premium on Wednesday. This Is an
index of the growth of the pressure from
the Interior upon New Tork for fund.
Rate for time money also are advanced
today to a uniform 6 per cent for all
periods. In response to the higher money
market there were additional large offerings
in the exchange market of loan bills, aa
well as of grain bills, for September, Octo
ber and November delivery. The exchange
market was In consequence weak.
An Incidental influential opinion on the
weakness of stocks waa the report of rain
"Pr,nK wheat harvesting region,
which affected the grain markets a well.
A 'was to be expected the selling pre
" wa most acute upon those stock
which have advanced most conspicuously
of late. Missouri Pacific fell a full 2 points
below last night and the other Gould stock
and the- Grangers and Pacific generally
were affected in sympathy, eouthern Pa
clflo resisted the decline, but yielded its
opening gain, recovering again to about
the best In the closing rally upon enormous
dealings. St. Louis Southwestern preferred
also moved up 2 points over last night just
at the close. Pennsylvania, Louisville and
Rock Island had periods of strength.
The newest favorite in the rumors of
deals were the Toledo, St. Louis & West
ern stocks, which were bought In a demon
strative way by the western speculative
party, closing at the top. The market
generally closed firm.
-ine bond market was generally easier.
Total sales, par value. $2.315.000. United
States registered 2s advanced , the old
4s, registered, and 6s, registered, and 6s.
coupon, per cent on the last call?
-i ne loiiowmg are tne Closing prlos en
th Nw York Stork exchange:
Atchlsoa 2,:8o. Pxelno ..
a H 102 VSa. Railway ,
... n
... 40
... 7H
,.. f"S
..
... 44',
... im
... iiH
... 414
... H
,.. ta
... :H
... 014
...144
...IIS
...1.10
...lo
... H6H
...
,.. il
... 4
... M
... 474
...
,..1''J
... 47
...M
...I234,
...12l4j
...llt
... to
... 1'4
... T4ii
... in
... 471.
... ts
. ,1J.-
... 31
... 4ts
...luo,
... 44
... it
...14
..It
... 7V
,..1W
... K.,,
... 16
... !
... IS
.. H
... la
... U
.. 4'"a.
... suv.
... is
::: ii
... M
... 4H
'iMKiawfa m uaia.,iw as pra
as sts
'- Texas Jc Paclflo...
Canadian Paclto .
Canada Southara .
Chaa. A Ohio
Chics A Alton..
4a pt4
Chlcaao. I. A h...
do pfd .........
Chicago at B. I...,
Chicago A Ut. W.
so 1st pfd......
4a M ptd
Cnloaio A NT. W..
C, R. I. A P
Chlcaco T. A T...
so (d
C. C. C. A St. L...
Colo. Southern ...
do la pfd
do M ptd
Dal. at Hudaon. ...
Del., U W
iMnrar A R. Q...
do ptd
Brio
do lat pfd
do td pfd
Ot. Nor. Md
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd
Illinola Central ...
lows Catltrnl
do pfd
L. E. W
1MiT., Bt. L. A W...
0 do pfd
. HVCuloa Paeino ....
41 do pfd
74'Wabiat
1 I do pfd
W. A U B
lit do id pfd
St V Wis, Central
MW do Bfd
to (American Kipreaa.
..HI
Adams Express ...
V. a. Gipreea
..1M4
fWeils-Fnrso Ex...
.. -
..106V,
..
.. TIIVi
.. tlVk
..M5
.. 46H
.. 3-
..
.. 4k
abui. copper ....
Anier. C. A P
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil....
do pfd
Amer. S. R....
do pfd
Ana. Mia. Co
Urx. kap. Tr
Colo. P. A I
Con. Oas
Con. Tob. pfd
General Electria ..
Hooting coal
Iot'n'l Paper
do pfd
tAclede Oas
National luerult .
National Lead ...
No. American ....
U
m
1U1
H
W
i"
4
1
K-I'a
do pfd
Louis. A Naah.
Manhattan L ..
Met. St. Rr...
Max. Central ..
Max. National
Mma. at. L.
lao. PaciSe ....
M.. K. T....
do Bfd
r-armc Cnaat
.IMS Paclflo Mall
...Ha
People' baa
Preaaed Heel Car.
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car.
Republic Steel ...
do pfd
...
... Hi
...lilt
...ms
... n
Sugar
N. J. Central m
N. Y. Central l4
Nor. A Waat To
da pfd to
Ontario A Waa 13
Tens. C. A I....
U. B. P. Co...
do pfd
I. Leather
do pfd
O. . Nubber
do pfd
reouarieaoia ..
keaaun
do lat Sfd...
do 14 pfd...
II. U 4 1 P..
U. I. Steel
11
do pfd
Weeleru Union ...
do la pfd..
tr
n
Am. Locomotive .
do 4 ptd....
t. l. a. V
so pfd
K. C. Southern...
da pfd
Did
Paul
is
Ex-dlvldend. Last sale.
Beateat ateasi. taaetatteae.
BOSTON. Aug. 15 Call loana, tm per
cent: time loan, 4Wr4jo per cent. Onicial
closing ot stocks ana bonds:
Mx. Central 4s II lAllouea ,
N. E. U. A C tt 'Amalaamaled .....
Atrblsoa t:. illi.gliam
do pfd ( aiumet A Heels
Boatoa St Albaar....l.2t Cealcunlal
Duetoa A Maine lit Conner ftanze ....
... V4
... ei,
... It
...tea
... It
... 4Vt
... 14s,
... lf'x
... 11-4
... '
... uv,
... n
... 1
N. Y. M. H. A H...IU I.oe.lnloa Coal ..
rllctburg pfd.
.14 Pranklln
.i-ifH l.i. orals
. Mubaak
.Ut Old Uomluloa ...
.lzu Oe:eola
.leeV, Parrot
. 7iV Qulnt-V
I'nloo reel fie .
Mex. Central .
An.er. Sugar .
do ptd
Amer. T. A T.
Pa I. a ...
Maaa. Elect na
do pid
N. E. U. C.
I'd lied Prult .
t ailed rapper
V. S. Steel....
da ptd
...Ue
. 4ua Bema Pa Copper 1
. 7v Tamarark 17
la Trlfnountata 4
.111 Trinity
. MUt'nlt.d states ki
. aovicioria
eu- Winona
Wealing. Common.. ..lite Wolverine
ft
H
Adveuiur n Daijr Wa
rtrelgs Fiaaaclal.
LONDON. Aug. . The amount of bul
lion taken Into the hank of England on
balance today was M,uu0. The pressure
for money wa relaxed today, although
the supply wss not plentiful. liicoutiit
wore firm, anected by the growing demand
e mnner bv New York and talk of gold
export to that center. Trading on the
block exchange waa fairly active and the
tone was cheerful, prices being supports!
by continental buying of Kaffirs on reports
of further discoveries of gold over large
areas and that th native labor supply Is
Improving. The Itnpresalon that an ex
treme tuunctary stringency at New Tork
will t avoided also aided to sustain th
market The dealinra wer largely profes
sional, t omnia nsroeneo and home rails
were Arm. Americana opened steady at
price above purity end hardened, espe
cially Vninn I'sclflo, Southern Pacific nd
Louisville A Nsahvllle but they cloned be
low the beet. Ursnd Trunk wss Irregulnr.
HE RUN, Aug. H. Riislne wa quiet on
the bourse today, owing to other bourses
being closed on account of the celebration
of the feast of the assumption. Later
prices grew firmer. Canadian Pacific wa
lifted to New York' parltv. The discount
rate for short bills wss ivfe per oent; for
three months' bills, 1 per cent.
WEEKLT CLEARIItU HOI SB TABLB.
Aggregate of Bealaess Traasate4 ey
tke Associated Baaka.
NEW TORK, Aug. 15The following
table, complied bv Mradstreet, shows th
bsnk clearings at the principal cltle for
the week ended August 14, with the percent
age o( Increase and decresee ss compared
wiioiae corresponding week last year
CITIES. Clearings. j Ine. Doc
New York $l,2SS.$!2,m 28.9
Chicago In2.448.20 12.0
Boston 117.6"32
Philadelphia 88.4W.ei4 11.$
8t. Louis 43.737,47 11.9
Pittsburg 4. 2S,fj,(i92 15.6
San Frsnclsco 2S.0f,541 2.3
baltlmore 22.0o5,475 22.0
Kansas City 2o,2fl..757 10.8
Cincinnati 19,3,2fx1 21.8
Cleveland 14.411, 6L'9 B.l
Minneapolis - 2.6i3,141 19.J
Telrolt 12. SW,0.'."! i 23.7
New Orleans , . 9.MO,'7 23.7
Indlanapoll 9.445.T44 12.0
Louisville 7,710,633 6.4
Milwaukee $.tfl,17 14.4
OMAHA .78,ir! (.4
Providence t.839,2nn 2.8
Buffalo ,xx,129 2.3
St. Paul I.433.fl"f $0.8
St. Joseph 4.473,8"."l 13.1
Ilenver 4.M2.635 1.0
Richmond $,6S4.flil 23.0
Savannah 2,2f5.231 13.1
Bait Lake City $.804,814 17.0
Albany ,in6,1S6 11.1
Ixi Angele 4.838.24S o 9
Memphis 2.06.622 8.1
Fort Worth $.3V8,745 21.4
Seattle 6.637.1W 100.1
Washington $.089,450 43.4
Hartford 2.M.624 g.l
Peoria 8.3?9 1S i 1.4
Toledo $.479,075 26.6
Portland, Ore 2.6X6.1M 18.8
Rochester .' l.SM.sxs 10.8
Atlanta 1,920,378 1.7
De Moines 2.149.0W 87.8
New Haven 1.279.173
Worcester 1,645, 64 12.5
Nashville 1.743,612 11.8
Springfield, Maa .1.412.600 $.0
Norfolk 1.2H4.052 14.2
Grand Rapid ' 1,706,713 S6.9
Scranton i 812.7i8 18.$
Portland, M l,s.R97 17.2
Sioux City l,3C4,5n 87.4
Augusta 676.353 $6.1
Syracuse 1,075,354 4.6 ......
Dayton, 0 1.4H2.404 25.6
Tacoma 1,46,471 49.4
Spokane 1,62.072 60.0
Topeka 1,073.766 8.7
Pavenport 816,645 15.0
Wilmington, Del 1,637.320 69.8
EvansvTlle R5,68 16.1
Birmingham 818.312 4.4
Fall River .' 86,9S8 1.9
Macon , 446.000 2.0
Little Rock 725,005 46.3
Helena B12.426 26.1
Knoxvllle 657.618 7.
Lowell i 479,247 $.1
Akron 678,700 4.9
Wichita . 475,045 4.4
Springfield, 111 643.168 4.0
Islington 46.416
New Bedford 438,331 24.4
Chattanooga 478,857
Youngstown 446,306 $.7
Kalamasoo 663.108 21.8
Fargo IW7.073 16.7
Blnghamton . 818,000 l.g
r.ockfori . tiBsn 10.9
Canton 419.0W 82.1
Jacksonville, Fla " v $13,615 $.T
Springfield, O ' 878.559 8.8
Chester j . 848,173 81.8
Qulncy r 2!8,64Q
Bloomlngton 273,000 S.O
Sioux Falls 230,432 26.3 ......
Jacksonville, 111 , 217,R2 10.4
Fremont , 152.154 1.7
Houston 11.104.892 69.5
Galveston . 4.872,0)10 ? 19.4
Columbus, O C. . $,142,000 86.8
Wheeling 656.610 11.7
Wllkesbarre , 495.611 23.1
Decatur ... j .277,271
Utlca y... ,r. 1230.514
' Total, V. S. $2,0n6.1O1.13O 19.7'. .....
Outside New Tor.,. - 716.638,972 .0)
CANADA.
Montreal $ 18.784,760 17.61
Toronto 16.246.2X7 46.6
Winnipeg J 2,226.223 29.81
Halifax 1.702.742 .ll
Vancouver, B. C 938.292 60.7
Hamilton i 730.5H4 5.5
St. John, N. B. ....... 786.498 H.8
Victoria. B. C ' -2,540 82.8
Quebec 1,248.527 15.4
Ottawa 1,742.6"71
Totals, Canada... $ 41.966,643 19.1
Not Included m totals because containing
other Items than clearlnga.
Not Included In total because of ne
comparison for last year.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16. MONEY On call.
Arm, 46 per cent; last loan, 6 per cent;
prime mercantile peper, 4(qo per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, $4.87875
for demand and $4 84.875 for sixty day bills;
posted rate, $4.8S4.aStt; commercial bill,
t4.84W4.85tt.
SILVER Bar, 62Hc; Mexican dollar,
41Vc.
BONDS Government, trong; state. In
active; railroad, easier.
The closing quotation on bond are ai
follow:
U. 8. ref. ta, reg.
do eoupoa ......
do It, re
do coupon
do Dew 4s, reg.,
do coupon
do old 4a, rag..
do coupon
do Is, re
do eoupoa ......
Attn. sen. 4a......
do adj. 4a
B. A O. 4s
do IWa
do conv. 4t
Canada So. la
C. of O. im
do let Inc
C. O. 4i
C. A. SV,a
C. B. A Q. n. 4a.
, . .10TH
...1071
..ll
..lu:.
L. A K. nnl. 4t..
Mex. Central 4s..
do It lac
M. A Bt. U 4m..
M K. A I. 4..
do U
10.11a
44S,
.10W
lOtii
104
N. T. Central It...
101H
do general !4a....l0T
1 t. C. sen. ta 1M
.l(M!No. Paclflo 4s. 104
.. .111444 do te T4,t
... taVReadln sen. 4a '
...104 'Bt. L 4 1. If. . e..117
... 4Bt. L. A 8. P. 4a.... MS,
...llHt.St. L. B. W. Is 100
...lus'il do ta tH
...110V, . A. & A. P. 4a
... t i Ho. Pacific 4a Ms,
...10BV,;8o. Rullwar 4a 4S
... iltil 4t 4a 121V
C. M Bt P g. 4a.. .111 IT.. St. L.
ee ' m mrmc Jt.,.irj
I.I. 1.1
C. A N. W. cos. 7a. la4i il'naa Pacific 4a
C, R. 1. at P. 4a do cone. 4l....
ccc. St. L. g. 4a..lui iWabath It
Chlcano Ter. 4a ttwVfe I do la
Colorado Ho. 4a Il do deb. 4a ,
1. 4t M. O. 4a !U2!vVeat Shore 4a....
Erie prior Ilea 4a.... w. s L E. 4a..
do gen. 4a aa, Wia Central 4a..
P. W. a D. C. la 114 Cons. Tobaooo 4a
Hocking Valley 4'a..lv
.144
.ll5t
.11U
. 77S
.1:5',,
. W
. f-'i
. 44'A
Row York Mtalac anotatloaa,
NEW TORK. Aug.
the closing prices on
Adams Cos e
Alice
lireeca to
bruuawlrk Con S
Comatoca Tunnal 4
Con. Cel. A Va 11
Ueedwood Terra luu
Hers Silver Ill
Iron surer ee
LaadTUle Cos a
15. The following are
mining stocks:
Little Chief 11
Ontario St
Ophlr lit
rtoenix
Poloei 11
Huvage g
Blerra Nevada 10
Hoia.ll Hupea 4
biaadard ..44
Bask Cleartag.
OMAHA, Aug. 15 Bank clearings, $1,(102,.
6r6.36; corresponding day last year, tl.COS,
132.31: decrease, oJ.o06.W.
CHICAGO. Au. la Clearings, $21.669 661;
balances, tl6".87; posted exchange, $4 84
for sixty days and $.', for demand; New
York exchange at par.
ST. LOl'IB. Aug. 16. Clearings, $7,432,897;
balances, $1.227.6J6; money, steady, 64f.1t per
cent; New York exchange, 2ic discount.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16. Clearings, $230,.
41s.3o0: balances, $3,357,717.
BotiToN. Aug li Clearing. $22,020,894;
balances, II. HM. TjZ. .
miLADKLPHIA, Aug. 15. Clerings
$16,2o7,OM; balance. $2,lus,28(; money, 4u5
per cent.
BALTIMORK. Aug. 15. Clearing. $4,250,.
131; balance. $444,073; money 4'rt percent.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 15 Clearings. $3,4S3,
850; money, 3-, per cent; New York ex
change, 15o discount.
Ceaditloa ef tke Treasary.
WASHINGTON. Aug. U Today1 state,
ment of the treasury balances In the gen.
eral fund, exclusive ot th $150,ou0,uu0 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Avail Lie cash balance, $Ju4,9s9,an7;
gold, $104,941,000.
Wtl Market.
BOSTON. Aug. 15. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will ssy 1n tomorrow report
on the wool trade of the l.'nlled States:
Wool I less active, but higher. This ap
parent tr""ni"'r'en',y due to the action of
dealers, who are in'some cases sold months
ahead and have marked up their wools.
Kleetes notably havs advanced. Ohio
washed delaine has advanced to 31 "4c and
oners of 81c have been retuavd. 1'ressure
fur B superfine pullo) and manufacturers,
being not able to purchase good lots at less
than 4"c clean, are corueiitlng- themselves
with Khurasan and Irian wevl. There I
much hone for domestic fine wool In th
worm s shortage In the supplies of merino.
Utieenslsnd Is suffering from the wildest
drouth In history. Australian, 64s In the
market. has sdvsnced to 75s. scoured
Stocks of American wool Inst January were
sn.nmUKio pounds short of those of the pre
vlous yesr. Th good price paid for lambs
has encouraged slaughtering In the United
States. RerHpt of wool In Boston since
January 1 11'2. have been 2J.4,'il,lW pounds,
against ltW. 102,511 pounds for the same
period In 1(1. The Boston shipments to
dale are 170,457.210 pound, against ship
ment of 157,344. 42 pounds for the same
period In l'.'l. Stork on hand in Boston
January 1. lfo2, was 77,12!,143 pounns, the
total stork today I 113,32.4"3 pounds. The
stock on hand August 7, 1901, wa 85,250,641
pound.
ST. LOtTIS, Aug. 16.-WOOI-8teadv;
medium grade and combing, 13nlM4c; light
fine, WU lHc; heavy fine, 1013ck tub
washed, 16-y 26c.
Cottea Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 15. -COTTON Futures
opened quiet; August, 8.45; September, 7H9c;
October, 7.87c; November, 7.79c; December,
7.77c; January, 7.80c; March, 7.79c; April,
7.8c.
Future closed quiet; August, 8.41c: Sep
tember. 7.94c; October, 7.82c; November snd
December, 7.74c; January and February,
7.76c; March, 7.74c; April and May, 7.15c.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, c;
middling gulf. 94c; sales, 2i8 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 164 n. m. COTTON
Spot, quiet; American middling, 4 27-32d.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15 COTTON Dull, but
steady; middling, 8 15-16c; Bales, 126 bales;
receipt. 62 bales; shipment, 62 bale; stock,
13,613 bales.
GALVESTON. Aug. 16. COTTON Mar
ket quiet st 8 7-16c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15. COTTON Spot,
quiet; prices favor buyer; American mid
dling, 4 27-32d. The sales of the day were
,000 bales, of which 6tK) were for specula
tion and export, and Included 5.100 Ameri
can. Receipt were I.OOO bales, no Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet and closed
quiet; American middling, g. o. c, August,
4 89-64d, buyers; August-September, 4 85-64d,
sellers; September-October, 4 25-64(fr4 2-64d,
seller; October-November, 4 20-64(fi4 21-64d,
sellers: November-December. 4 18-64d, sell
ers; December-January, 4 16-64ft4 17-64d, sell
ers; January-February, 4 16-64d, buyers;
February-March, 4 16-64d, value; March
April, 4 16-tHd, sellers.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16. COTTON
Futures quiet; August, 817i8..18c: Septem
ber, 7.78'ff1.79c; October, 7.XU1.61c: Novem
ber, 7.6A(j7.65c; December, 7.547.55c; Janu
ary, 7.677.58c; February, 7.6Sf(i7.60c; March,
7.68f7.60c; market quiet; sales, 450 bales;
ordinary, 6T,c; good ordinsry, 7Sc; low
middling. 73c; middling, 8 5-16c; good mid
dling, 8 9-1 6c; middling fair, 815-16c; re
ceipts, 135 bales; stock. 36,813 bales.
CooTe Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 15. COFFEE Rio
pot. quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 6Kc. Mild, quiet;
Cordova. 8U4c. Futures opened steady,
with prices unchanged to 5 points lower.
Cables Indicated unimportant foreign mar
ket change and a bearish ruling of pri
mary receipts, with a clearance of 21,000
bag for the United State. Following the
call, which owed Its steadiness to covering,
bears directed their efforta toward nearby
positions and these, as in yesterday' mar
kets, were relatively weakest all day. The
bull clique failed to give active support to
the list, outsldo order for the long side
were absent and the room noting the easier
tendency of values put out fresh short
lines. Europe figured as a seller, smaller
short covered. The market was flnnilv
barely steady on near month and steady on
inr, wun price otfliu points net lower.
Sale amounted to 46,000 bags, including:
August, 4.95(&5c; September, 4.96.'5'5.05c: Oc
tober, 6c; November, 4.05c; December, t.06if
6.10c: March. 6.25c: Miv. K30ri?5 35- Inn.
6.4uc; July, 6.45c
Oil aad Rosln.
OTTj CITY. Aug. 15. OIL Credit balance.
$1.22: Certificates, no bid: shinmenta 85 377
bbls.; average, 98 702 bbls.; runs, 92,403 bbl.;
ex, v i ri , j o, UUIS,
TOLEDO. O. Au. IK. OTT North T.Ima
89c; South TJma and Indiana, 84o.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. OIL Cottonseed,
ouin. i urpentine. quiet. nff41G. .
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16. OIL Cottonseed, I
mill renned. snot. dull. 2&s 6.1. Turnentlns
spirits, steady, 34s 6d.
1AIN1JUN, Aug. 15. OIL Unseed, 29 6d.
Turpentine spirits, 83a 24d.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Aug. 15.-OIL Tur
pentine, quiet at 444e. Rosln, firm; quote:
A, B C, $1.06; D, $1.10; E, $1.16; F. $1.20; O.
$1.25: H. $1.60: I. $1.90: K. 12.60: M. til: N.
$3.45; WO, $3.55; WW, $3.70.
Dry Good Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 16 DRY GOODS
The general demand for cotton arnnria
showed seme Improvement In the dry goods
market at first hands today, but there has
been no change In tone nor In price for
either staple or fancy lines. Local jobber
are doing a good business In a general way.
Linens are very firm, with a quiet busi
ness. Burlaps are against buyers. Foreign
markets strong.
MANCHESTER. Aug. 15. DRY OOOoH
Qulet and hard. to sell unless at 'conces
sion. Yarn dull, but steady.
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Fralt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market wa nominal at old
quotations for pot, with futures showing
some weanneea. vommon to gooa, tva'ioc;
prime, loi&.10c; choice, llllc; fancy,
llV4'?tl2e.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
In fair demand, with prices ranging from
37,c to 7c for all gTades. Apricots in pood
demand; boxes, 7ti9!e: bags, 6Aifj7Hc.
Peaches, quiet; peeled, 1216c; unpeeled, i
ffilOVsC
8ngsr Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. SUGAR Raw,
bout steady: fair refining, 2 15-16c; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 8c. Molasses sugar,
2 U-16c. Refined, steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15. SUGAR
Strong; open kettle, 2ft3 3-16c; open kettle,
centrifugal, 8tH4jc; centrifugal, yellow, 2Vs
r&4 6-16c; seconds. l(g3e.
MOLASSES Dull ; centrifugal, 6315c.
Visible Sawply of Cottoa.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 15. Secretary
Hester' statement of the world's visible
supply of cotton show a total of 1,611,839,
of which 9U3.839 1 American cotton.
Kaasa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 2,060 head natives, 750 head Texans,
60 head Texas calves, 210 head native
calves; good corn fed and graBsers, steady
to lower; cow, steady to 25c lower; quaran
tine, dull and weak; Blocker and feeder,
steady; choice export and dreased beef
steers, $7.66(f(8.20; fair to good, $5.MT7.65;
stockers and feeders, S2.0ufj6.5; western
fed steers, $2.9v5.75; Texas and Indian
atoer. $2.50rT4.0O: Texas cow, t2.0urfiS.0O; na
tive cows, $1,604)6.00; native heifer's, $2.0i
4.50; canners, l.Unj2.i5; bulls, t2.50iy3.tsj;
calves. $3.0u4iv.50.
HOGS Receipts, $,900 head; market
steady to 6c lowfT; top, 86 97V4; bulk of
sales, $6.7f'6.90; heavy, $t.92Vfc.fji 974; mixed
packers, $o.7Ktj6.85; liRht, $6.&0!o.85; yorkers.
tC.8Mifi.85: pigs, $.0ft4j6.4O.
SHEEP AND LAMB" Receipt. 4.300
head; market strong; native lambs, t3Hm(
6.75: western lambs, $3.1(KfiS.lo; native
wethers, $3 6o4l4.5u: western wether. t3.0Ufti
4.00; fed ewes. $3.1iyn4.00; Texa clipped
yearlings, $3.4'yi4.06; Texas clipped sheep,
$3.0u&3.5o; stockers and feeders, t2.40g3.0v.
Kerr York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Aug;. 15. BEEVES Re
ceipts. 2.9H1 hesd; steers, liifulac higher;
bulls and cows, steady to 10c hUher; steers,
$5.75a7.10; oxen. $6.60: bulls, $3.0ii3.75; extra
fat bulls. $4.90. Cables steHdy for live
cattle; refrigerator beef. 12tfjl2'tc per lb.;
shlotncnts. 749 head rattle, 30 head sheep
and 2 nuarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 121 head; market
Strong; veals. $5.0u(jS.26; mtxel. $5.50; but
termilks, 4 st; city dressed veals. SViWUo
per lb. ; extra. 13c.
HOGS Receipts, 761 head: market lower:
tate and Pennsylvania, $7.2Wi7.30.
SHEEP A'1J I.A M Bo Receipts, 6.946
head: sheep. 2VH40o lower: iambs. 15i2,tc
off; aheep. $?.0mj3.B0; tops, $4; culls, $1.75;
lambs, $4.6C4t.75; one car, $7; culls, $3.50fi
too.
Bloaa City Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 15. 8peclal Telv
tram.) CATTLE Receipts, 2o0 head;
dime higher beeve, $6.0"l'7.00; cows, buils
and mixed. $2.0ixiH.40; feeders. $3.2564.40;
yearllnxs and calves, $3.(n4 3u.
HOGS Receipts, 2.8K) head; weak to 60
lower, selling at $6.451i6 70; bulk, $6.46(.66.
SHEEP AND LAM US Strong demand
for feeder.
THIS REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday,
August 16:
Warraaty Deeds.
Michael Jacobbergfcr and wife to Dora
Tort, autilot 1, In lot 8, In 6-15-13 $ 1,400
N. O. Nielsen to J. J. Nielsen, lot 6,
block 5. Deer Park 1.600
JoTin Victoria to Kate Vlctorln, tin-
oivu, or w zo luet lot 1, block 4,
Brown Park 1
Harvey Jones to C. E. Gibson, lot 14,
block 18, Omaha View 1
M'lllle J. Butler and husband to P. C.
Hern, lots 1 and 2, block 4, Bemls
Park 8,200
tu. 1.. ria-vey and etlie to M. C Crc.t
mak. lot 4 and 6, block i, Omaha
View 10
M 11 McCluakv.and wife to J. A.
Barbrey, lot 6 and 4, block 4, Pat
terson's lat add 1.000
J. A. Barbrey to O. B. Graff, same... l.wio
Total amount of transfer $ 1,112
muni live siocs market
Verr Light lan tf Cattle and Kt Chut;
in rrioM Paid.
HOGS SOLD A BIG NICKEL LOWER
Meat Weight Sheea ntl4 Akeat
Steady, bat Heavy aad Cesnasea
StanT Slew aad Weak La aa as
Were Active aad Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 15.
. Rwlpi were; Cattle. Hoss. Bheep.
viiii-iai monaay b.71l t.PiQ
OIHclal Tuesday $.913 10.14
Official Wednesday 4.745 .'9
Offlclal Thursday 8.051 $.97
Oiilcial Friday 1,248 4.964
Five day this week.. 18.744 86.8s
Same days last week. ..18.1x0 82 f0
Same week before ll.tMo 26.846
Same three weeks ago.. 10.178 13,540
Same four weeks ago. .14. 214 81.2-'0
Same days last year. ...18.001 M,7il
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATS
The following table show th receipt ot
cattle, hog and aheep at South Omaha
for the year to date and comparison with
iai jtaari
1902. 1901. Inc. D0,
Cattl 458,233 431.919 26.814
Hog 1.664.413 87.939
bheep 667.871 418,114 49,761
The following table inowi tn average
price of hog told on the South Omaha
mamet the last several day, wun com.
parlsons with former years;
Date. I 19021. 1 1901. 1900.1898.188. 11897. 11894
August 1.
AUKUst 2.
August 8.
August 4.
August 6.
T 414 I 6 I 16
4 1 8 79)
in
1 45
147 184
I 67 $86
t 51 t
1 43 $ 01
t 46 2 92
I 75
t 42
IU 171
8 61 8 $0
IU 191
$ 64 2 74
I 48 t 3
t 83
u
7t
5 18
f 2t. 1 14
iii ir
I 161
7 S9HI
Ttikl
7 30WI
I 10
4 43 I 61;
I 841
ll 71
I 77
4 $8
4 $71 81
AUKJSt e.
AUBiiat 7
6 HtH
I 04
7 27Vi) 6 86) B 14
August 8.
1 174
7 16
5 6f
741
15
I 04
annua
4 82. I 47
August 101
74
4 281
4 29
7 04
4 99
I 27
August 12
August 13
August 14
August 15
t 74
I 78,
4 $6.
I 48
8V'i
Ti
4 96
4 97,
I 741
5 74
4 43
6 78;
4 87
4 44
I 76
Indicate Sunday.
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The - following list show the number
01 car 01 reeo.ers shipped to to country
ycaieruay ana tneir destination:
f?ara.
Ed Hale. Bradshaw. "Neb. B. A M 1
ringers uros.. liasard. Neb. B. M 1
Ell Jones. Wavne. Neb. M. A 0 1
narry i-icKenng, Lexington, Neb. U. P. 1
Morris Smith. Siromsbura. Neb. U. P... 1
John Hayes, Burlington Jet., Mo. Wab.. 1
Btitt A Co., Coin, la. Wab 1
u. l-. oraves, Qulmby, la. I. C...
A. R. Hubbard, Quimby, la. I. C.
,-.. V. . u. iu . . I t T . T
... 4
... S
... I
Wright A W.. Qulmbv. Ia. I. C.
J. J. Kennedy, Logan,, Ia. I. C...
. 1
. 1
A. J. Clark. Oulmbv. fa. I. C.
noDDica uiine. Eagle urove,. la. 1. c 1
Benedict A S., Dunlap, la. I. C 1
F. Pfllnger, Dunlap, ia. I. C t
D. E. Jones, Anita, Ia R. I 1
F. B. Jacobson. Ollmore Cltv la H n . 1
j. m. jennon, weaton, la. K. 1 3
B. R. Purdy, Oakland, Ia. R. 1 1
H. Nulle. Manning, la. Mil.. t
John Anderson, Honey Creek, Ia. N. W. 1
William Well. Carroll. Ia. N. W. ....... I
J. F Kelllng, Renwlck. Ia. N. W 2
J. H. Tauck A Co., Renwlck. Ia. N. W.. t
a. u. Meyers, Kenwick. la. N. W I
B. Wray A Son, Creston, Ia. Q 1
wngnt. Hillsdale, la. Q
W. Q. Astrop. Malvern. Ia. Q I
M. -.. Bnaw, Alton, la. aa 1
T. Klrkland. Afton, la. 5 1
E. C. Brakney, Anderson, Ia. Q 8
La. m. Disney, Monmouth, Ia. Q I
J. R. Teane. Monmouth. Ia. Q , t
cam a Huston, Ruahvine, ill. Q 1
0. x. 1 1 . , . Avon, 111.- ...... ......... 3
1. S. Yoeman, Avon, 111. Q 4
Frank Jones. Kelthsburg, 111. Q J
SHEEP.
Aug Shroer. Havelock. Neb. R. I. d. d.l. 1
John Bellamy, Knoxvllle, Ia. R. I. (d. d).10
j. u. wiaoe, is.eoaauqua, ia. it. 1. id. a.). 1
H. Boomgardner, Rock Rapid, Ia. M.
& O. d. d.) $
J. M. Strahn, Malvern, Ia. Wab. (d. d ). 2
R. W. Golden, Mapleton, Ia. N. W. (d. d.) 2
Scovllle & Sharp, Conrad, Ia. N. W. (d.d) 8
Dowry A K., Manchester Mich. N. W.
(d. d.) I
The official number of cara of stock
brought in today by each road waa: -
- Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
C. M. A Bt. P. Ry .. 7
Mo. Pacific Ry t 1 ..
Union Pacific System 4 I 1$
CAN. W. Ry .. t
F., E. A M. V. R. R IS 28 14
C, StT.'.-M. A O. Ry 1 16
B. A M. R. R. R. 11 $
Ck B." A Q. Ry ......
C", R. L A P., east 16 ..
C. R. I. A P., west...... , 1
Illinois Central a
Total recelDta ......A..... 47
27
The disposition of the day' receipt wa
aa follow, each buyer purchasing th n uni
on- ui ii:u.u inuicateu
Buyer.
Omnh& Paeblne lV
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
69 1.131 ft6
$28 1,256 1.320
45 1.299 h9
268 2,235 832
68
68
81
18
'
08
101 .... 1,468
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing- Co
Armour A Co
Omaha P. Co., K. C...
Swift, from K. C
Armour A Co., K. C
R. Becker A Degan
Vanaant A Co
J L. Carey
Hill A Huntxlnger
Hamilton A Rothschild.
Wolff A Murnan..
Other buyer
Totals L273 6.921 7,895
CATTLE There wa a very light run of
came tiers luuay, ana in reality there was
not enough ofTered to make a good teat of
the market. For the week receipt have
been liberal, a good gain having been made
both over last week and alio over th same
week of last year.
There were Just a few corn fed steer on
sale this morning, and the market could be
quoted steady. One shipment was good
enough to sell at 87.80, but they were out
of the same feed lot as the $7.86 cattl of
yesterday and the 38.16 cattl of Tuesday.
The shipment today, though, wa not a
heavy or aa good. Taking quality Into
consideration the market today wa fully
steady.
The cow market did not show enough
change from yesterday to be worthy of
mention. There were only a few offered
and anything fcood sbld fully steady. Aa
compared with a week ago th best kinds
are about a quarter higher, while th com
moner grade are about steady.
Bulls, veal calve and stag wer lust
about steady with yesterday.
The few western beef steer that Were
offered brought Just about steady prices.
As compared with the close of last week
the good kinds are fully steady. The
medium and common kinds, though, have
been selling rather unevenly and with the
exception of the Texas cattle are. If any.
thing, a little lower. Texaa cattle, how
ever, have been selling to better advantage
for the last few days. Range cows sold
at good, steady prices today, and It waa
an eaay matter to dispose of the better
grades. The common kinds, though, were
more or less neglected. There wa very
little change tn the atocker and feeder
trade today. There was such a good de
mand from the country yesterday that
speculators seemed to want a few mora
cattle and did not bear th market a they
usually do at thia time of th week.
Representative sales: '
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No A. rr.
It 1: 1 M I leal ( is
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
84 M IN N M 18
cows.
8 171 IN 1
4 HI lat II
8 lit I 1
HEIFERS.
1 4M 144 I
. m IN
. at 8 44
.114 8 tt
. 484 8 44
BULLS,
1 107 I It 1 ..MOW 8 1
1 irt t II 1 lit I at
CALVES.
1 no is 4 its m
STOCKERS AND FEEDIKS.
1 lev I 1 IU 4 44
COLORADO.
21 feeder.. 1080 4 so 1 feeder... 1080 4 00
NEBRASKA.
42 cow 893 3 06
1 feeder.
. 880
,11
. f0
. 9H0
.10--0
.11")
4 20
t 40
$ 40
t 80
t 76
$ 75
I 66
1 cow to) $ 60
8 cowi..,.. 7i 2 60
8 cows 8) 2 35
cows..... 948 t 00
1 feeder... 7 ) t 76
10 cows 75 t 26
13 rows..'... KfiS 2 66
1 bull 910 $ 10
$ bulls l"'-" $ 16
t heifers... r) 2 80
1 heifer.... t t 66
C cows M IU
1 bull....
1 bull....
1 cow....
1 steer...
1 steer...
17 feeder
428
9 calve... 17
1 ralf iVO
16 feeder.. 71
t feeder.. $16
4 00
t ro
t 24
t 20
t
1 50
t $0
t 00
t 90
t to
4 aw
s
4 25
1 COW liaa)
1 COW 6.0
K. W. Rankin Neb.
11 cow 834 $ 00 83 steer.... 9t
1 row la $66 1 steer TM
48 cw. Tex. '.3 $ 10 48 sis. Tex. 1074
H-nry Ossenkop Neb.
5 heifers... 'i 2 76 19 cows 923
I teeners., sea a 25 1 Cur 103
Icalf $ $50 t feeder.. 918
HOGS Today's gsneral market was a big
nickel lower than yesterday. Parker
started in by trying to tske off nearly a
dime, but they fulled to get he hos, and
finally had to raise their bile. The big
bulk of th salts today went from to 44 to
870. After buyer and sellers finally got
together trading wa fairly active nd the
bulk of the offerings waa disponed of In
good season. Th arrival of abmit eleven
cars a little after 11 o'clock, which wer
not counted In the early estimate, made
the close rather alow and weak.
Today decline carries the market tt
the lowest point reached since th early
part ot April, Representative Bale:
No.
at. Bk. Ft.
s. rr.
4 I IT
4 4 17
sir
I M
4 t
....l4
....Mt
....KT
li...
N...
41...
TO...
II...
I?9
M
141
tl
l;t
IM
M...
Tl...
II...
4t...
II...
4...
Tl...
17...
...
71...
M...
ta...
4 st
4 4fl
4 I1U,
4
4 tt
4 14
4 tl
4 st
I 44
4 tl
4 t
4 tt
IN ..
4
4 44
I M
4 t
4 44
4 tt
4 tt
I 44
I t7Wj
4 I7
I 17
4 lis
4 17
I Tf
I IT
4 47
4 t7
4 47
4 47
4 17
4 41
4 17
I 17
4 17
...S4
....14
...tn
....IV4
....144
....
....!
....14
....t4
....irr
....IM
....144
....IM
....Ml
....IU
....Ml
....111
....III
....III
....Ml
....M
....Ml
....114
....141
....111
....in
....mi
....HI
....Ml
....WO
....ill
....IM
....117
114
4 17
I 17
4 47 ,
I 74
4 Tt
4 Tl
4 Tt
4 r
!
4 w
4 T
4 71
4 Tt
4 Tt
4 T
4 74
4 T
4 T
4 Tt
4 T
" .
,
4 TO
4 71
4 Tl
4 Tl
4 Tl
4 Tl
4 Tt
I Tl
4 Tl
4 Tl
4 Tl
4 T
4 T7
4 TT
41 M
II 14
U I4
to 1
17 IM
H 10
ti in
ti 1
!1
.'l
.r4
41..
41..
T4..
41..
17..
II..
14..
T..
44..
11..
44..
..
M...
44..
Tl..
Tt..
44...
tl..
1..
tf..
17..
..
....11
....111
....Ml
...,1ft
.141
.11.1
.141
.141
IN
tl.,
n
til
74 Ml
7..
tt. .
74..
44..
41..
I..
U..
It..
Ill
I4T
let
.....IM
Ml
110
11
I4
,....311
IM
Ml
IM
II..
II..
7
4I
SHEEP Than waa a mod mat af ahu
t S7
here tOdav for KrlHav wtiloh aeiakaa h
aupply tor the week far In excess ot last
week or ot the same week of last year.
The demand on the part of local packers,
however, waa In good ahana so that nrlcea
didn't show any malarial chang from yee-
The handy welaht sheen and vaai-Unea
continued to sell to th beat advantage,
and could be quoted Just about steady with
t. The heavyweight, however.
were a little slow and th tendency ot
price waa downward. For th week the
decline on such klnda amount probably
to lo20e.
There waa a nice trine- ef lamha here.
today from Idaho and they sold at the top
price of the week $6.71. The top previous
tO thl time WSS 86.60. whlrb waa naM ,
Monday. From this sal It I evident that
good iamb are in active demand at atrong
prices.
Feeders also hM full af..4 .-a
fact could be quoted stronger. The de.
mand 1 fully equal to the supply and sell
ert have no trouble In disposing of any
thing good at very satisfactory price.
Quotation for clipped stock: Good ta
choice yearling. $3 75?4.10; fair to good,
$3.60rjA75; good to choice wether, $8 400
$.76; fair to good wether, $3.15434.46;
cholcaa awaa tt .f?e ta. -1 . A A
$2.9003.20: good to cholc spring lambs, IS 50
ve.aei lair to gooa spring la mi), a.3af.v0;
leader wethers; .7fv3.SS; feeder yeanlngs,
13 0O&3 40; feeder lambs, tl.606H.10: feeder
ewes, $l.25&.26. Representative sale:
No. - at. Pr.
214 Idaho feeder ewe.
83
$3 25
80 Wyoming ewe
MA
1 60
S 76
140
I 40
75
ST5
4 00
t 25
I ts
1 60
1 00
t 60
a 76
8 80
I 80
t 90
4 00
40
4 00
4
I 60
I 75
75
i 75 .
t 86
I 26
185
817 Wyoming ewe 101
4 Idaho feeder wether 89
1,260 Idaho feeder wether 87
8 Wyoming yearling ' 64
510 Wyoming veerllne-a SO
226 cull lamb '. 50
20 Wyoming lamb M
431 Wyoming lamb 65
cun ewos 94
t buck 100
14 Idaho ewe ill
8 Idaho ewe 88
166 Idaho sheep 114
r Idaho yearling 96
13 Idaho yearling 91
of Idaho yearling., 91
4 Idaho yearling 90
117 cull lamb , 53
126 cull lamb M
116 Idaho lamb 61
4 Idaho lamb 70
t Idaho lamb 70
ia.k. l.k. e
218 Idaho sheep and yearling... 90
101 Idaho ewe and yearling... 93 '
448 Idaho sheep and yearling... 41
CHICAGO HVB STOCK . MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Has Active aa thee .
Steady 4 Lower.
firm Ann . as rarwr.T vt.
1.600 head. Including 1.400 head Texan, tot
head western; ateady; good to prim
steers, nominal, t8.0wii9.0o: poor to medium,
t4.Mii.50; stockers and feeder, $2.6ixa.60:
COWS, tl WVrt!r.W. tteffore II Myi.drtV anare
tl.60(82.60; bulls, $2.5tf ft.oo! calves, t3.604P7.S;
Texas rea steer, tl.fjot36.oo; western ataera.
frt. v m. , ...
huus-Keceipt. zi.oog Bead; estimated to- -
mnrrnw HDrn hMrf. I , ..-- e kjia u A .
opened 10c lower, closed active; mixed anil
butcher, t-4ortf6.96: good to choice heavy,
tt. 8(j?'7.1t); rough heavy, $6.266.40; light.
$6.2M7.80j bulk of sales, $6.4006.75.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 12.000
head: sheep, steady to lower; lamb,
teady; good to cholc wether. $8.60(4.26;
fair, to choice mixed, t2.6org3.75; western
sheep, t2.6ora4.2S; native lamb. U.601.7t;
western lambs, $6.40.
Official yesterday:
13 a.lnl. DV.I.M...,
Cattle 10,093 4.40
Hog 21312 4.24
Sheep Il,2a4 I.U4
t. Loal Live taek Market.
BT. LOUIS. Aug. 15. CATTT.K R.nelnta
1.500 head. Including 1,000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steer,
t7.0Ofr8.00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.7567.60; steer under 1.000 lb., $3.00&4.00:
atocaer ana ieeaers, sa.sut.Mi; cows and
V. I ..- e. or, Jt nn. a. wvea u. , , ,
" ..wuvw, . 1 . , . , , e-.vt"u..ev, uu.,,
$2.6063.75; calves. t6.OO97.OO; Texaa and In
dian steers, 13. 004; 6.80; cows and hslfer.
12.604.25. ...
HOGS Receipts, j.250 hesd: market 10a
lower: pig and light. t8.2f.ii4.T6: Deckers.
$4.65 4 80; butcher. $6.757. to.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1,000
head; market (teady; native mutton, tl 65
ti4 26; lambs. t4.006.75; cull and buck,
12.O0&4.O0; stockers, tl.60tl.$5; Texans. $$
til. 80.
St. Josepk Live Steak Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 15. CATTLB R s
ceipts, 831 head; steady; natives, $4.608.86;
cow and heifer. tl.60fffl0; veal, t3.XViJ
4.60; bull and tas, ti.6O86.00; atocker
and reeaer, e3.tW80.va.
HOGS Receipts, 4,529 head; steady to to
Inw.,' llvh4 anil ll.ht ntl, li lluai bl
medium and heavy, t6.6&i4.97; pigs, U.7ta
t.76; bulk, t6.70.fi4.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,191
head; yearling and wether lntr&o higher;
lamb ateady to 100 higher; ewe ateady to
loc lower.
Stoek La Slakt.
Th following table show th receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at th Ave principal
market for August 15:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
omana , l.zts 4 .864
7.11
Chicago
. ' X Ktfl W l.tfl
12.00
1.300
1000
!.
Kansas City
l.tKIO 1.909
.: 1,600 2.260
831 4.62
Bt. Louis....,
St. Joseph...
Totals.
.10.881 88,443 tS.77t
oath Dakota HeatliBartera,
PIERRE, S. D., Aug. IE. (Special.)
Department Commander Blaochard off
tb state O. A. R. ha selected th "IU
mar" as headquarters at the national n-
campmtot at Washington, October to IL.
Two large parlor have beta secured for
tb use of th O. A. R.' anil W. R. C. This
hotel Is la tb Immediate vlolnlty of tb
national baadquarter and wlthlu two and
bait block at th Whit Hout.
Werk aa Row Well at Pleree.
PIKRRB, U. D. Aug. 15. (Spsclal.)
On a test ef th new wall la this city to
day tb stream waa reduced te four tncbea,
and at this It threw water seventy feet
high, going far ever tb top ef tb derrick.
The work of putting In in Inner casing
bas'commsaeed aad wba that Is eotnpltd
It has been decided to send th drill deep
er, a th bard rock formation has not
bee reached.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. P.. Aug. 15.( Special.)
The next regular meeting of tb State
Board of Charities and Corrections will be
bald at Redfleld, commencing Monday,
Sept. 1. Another meeting will be held at
Tankton on Sept. 4 and t, at which tlrp
contracts for shoes, clothing and coal for
tb chaiitabl institution ot th stats will
be awarded.
Baptists Will Dedicate Cktrek.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. Aug. II. (Special.)
Th new First Baptist church at Wag
ner wiii l uauU..Ud ss:t Susis? P
proprlat exercise. Thoe who will par
ticipate ar Rev. M. 1. Slglsr, Rev. Joha
Schroeder, Ray. Ben). Jam and Kv. A.
R. Button. Th flrtt named will deliver th
dedlcatloa prayer.