'iTlE OMAHA DAILY BEE; TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Ifafktt Opoit with Goad Vitality ait
Btrnjth, Genu rnoes AdTinoing.
HOLDERS TURN SELLERS AT HIGH MARK
Calm An Shoved Off aad Close l.ftrc
, Wheat Below, Wall Cera aad
Oati Art Slightly Ad
'I i" Taaeed.
,nitjiuu, Aug. i.-urint nsa an eiu-
null iuiii li nia J i in ' I n . . i iriiu ii
good early action, with strong upturns
on fears of fronts In the northwest, flood-
I l l .v t n.u ..
' 1 a a 1 1 1. in itm i, iiriua ctuj gMi-
ersl poor grading. Prices were bid up
sharply, but the unexpected strength was
soon lost when holders turned Xp sell In
the somewhat narrow markets. At the
close September wheat was '4C lower. Sep
tember corn He higher and September oats
; a shade up. September provisions closed
iQIXm . Li klti-
Wheat started Arm. Conditions In the
r.orthwest were considered as unfavorable
tor the maturing wheat. There was too
.- aim, is Kimniuiv, Bint w VII liunil were
ifeared. England had bsd weather, and
sent over comparatively firm cables. There
pj .... -I .. . i r . jt . . . i i
pibu who a, uii-bo us 4,119, tfff iruniina ill
. the visible supply, and a marked falling off
Irr world's shipments.' The fair early au-
1 vance was something of a surprise, Inas
much "as the accumulations from heavy
j 1 -1 j-. i-t ii 1 1 ii i y n ri o r nim-ira I u
bear the market. Outside markets, how
ever, started up, and September, somewhat
sympathetically, opened a shade to Mitvc
higher at 70c to 7010, and sold to 7Hc. A
selling movement, augmented by unloading
tir m inlmil.lnr. A .U. a.., Ii
meg UininuuiBiilia 11 I IIIC IV III UT I - UCtT III
K. - BnVMjl V W 1. . I .
"i" riuHiiv iwi p Hiuiiii. into
fact that the seaboard cleared l,02S,uO
bushels In wheat and flour did not stay th
down slide. Kstlmatea for tomorrow s re-
.r m i. -r.t aim a generally neavy
-- - ..... I " J III i iic Eiuuiuwril,
iwere factors In the weakness. Possibly as
much as anything, however. In the down
wb ma iwiurai otinin innuence ot
.the big wheat yield, which sooner or later
must press on the market. In general, it
was bearish sentiment against bullish sta
tistics. September floundered st 60c, and
closed weak, Tc lower, at 9&9Vc. Lo-
vijt wrio ooo cars, oniy s or con
triHt BrUll. Utnn -All. - I 1.1... .
o . ... Miiiumpuii, anil iruiuin re
ported 823 cars, making a total for the
three points of 678 cars, against 6:18 last
week, and MS a year ago. Hreadstuffa on
passage Increased 1,618.000 bushels. The
.worms nnipments were 7,304.600 bushels
against 11.344.00U bushels a year ago. Prl
n.irv miialiii, w.a i j w i . i. . i. . i , .
1.424,000 buhels last year. The seaboard rt-
rurli I I I . - i .
KA v" ior export.
-'Corn held to Its strength better than
the other grains. After the early spurt
trade lapsed into a slow, narrow market.
The course of the partly Influenced by the
cold, rainy -weather and by the action in
wheat. Iowa had floods of rain. Local
operators were scalpers on the bulll side,
buying September briskly for the first
hour. Offerings were light early, receipts
wn small . as ..... ii ' 1
.. uuici were nrm
nd hot winds were reported In Kansas.
(These factors started September unchanged
to tan ii n at ML.. tii . i . . .
,V ' ;,',' rZ "H-- ui Boon IOOK
h I C"ma Iioeral ell'ng by
' "uiiuoiini aim predictions of
;lUnr the Tho ca8h demand was
small, although contract stuft was scarce.
On the se ling and the dip In wheat. Sep-
brought abarely firm close, September He
Oats started strong on the bad weather
111 lOWa inn n n n - 1 I i m.
p w,. uncih uuymg. rnere
was no unusual feature, however, and al
though the cash demand continued good
"? K5"'n?,i,W?r8 1101 c-lve, prices
rna The S,OBe howed iracfronafidl
VanCM. fVnfmh.i as-.IH 4.H.., JtL
tTf contract "grade. " M cars'
fsuTrtlinrfk rathef dul1- but "howed
and ,,t""fhhl h0r market was steady,
and together with support by cackers
vtTe'ottalSf"' PureCfroi";
tne outside. There was a good rally after
'y ."taJt i"1 P"-o"t taking fate ii
the day took off most of the gain. Sen
member pork closed 2V4o up, at fitw- SSl
tember lard, 6c higher, at $10 36 and Sent
U?T ';. 2Ho higher, at $66 P
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
JTead00- 46 Car,i "U- .7
The leading futures ranged as follows i
Articles. Open. High.) Low. Close. I H.t'
Wheat
Sopt.
Deo.
May.
"Corn
I)ee.
' May
Oats
Sept.
b Sept,
Deo.
.May.
Pork
Sept Oct..
Jan .
Xard
Sept.
Oot .
Jan .
Ribs
Sept
, Oot .
Jan
I
i
170 T)Ui7rlL icq
J.767.8
B 139
K,(8,Sl32S3132
264
15 7h
14 86
10 to
87T,
76
16
7 62Vt!
264
30
15 00
16 16
14 60
10 sz
76
16
1 62Vil
2X(84
IS ffiHl
Jo Kb
14 36
10 10
HlT470
614 IsiUi
4H 404
W 3!l',4
t2H
10
7 471
31T432
2N
29-
16 96
16 10
14 86
10 25
t 46
S7H
9 66
9 10
7 60
26
81
29
16 9S4
It 06
14 a
10 20
9 40
23
62
9 10
7 60
a Old. b New. No. i. "
..F-TwV .,EW.: .winter patents. ts.603 0
tralghts . IS I0tfs.46; clear 82 lJ.S;rtn1r
K3 26.M W; PaUnt"' ! -tralgh?.
I"Hc: No. 1 red, ftW0Hc.
ATS-No. 2, 7(629c; No. white, 36
RTB-No. 1 KQ5fic.
BARLBT-r'alr to cholca maltln, 609
L?C2E1St-l";i- 11 N-1 northwest
rn, 11.44; prime timothy seed 84 66
CLOVER-Contract grade, 8 00
PROVISIONS-Meas pork per bbl tin an
h6.95:.iard',rr 100 ''OllOs'ho?,
ribs sides (loose), I9 60fle0; dry salted
Shoulders (boed), H 7f,5!.rrVi Short" ear
Idea (hosed), 10.6ftgl0.M)H. D"or' Clear
pWH18KT-On thTbaaof high wlnea,
si!'i:f0"0Wln' 'P1 -h'P-
Rseelpta. Shipments.
16.000 16.000
247,00 687.000
73,000 SO6.0UO
. ..88S.0OO fci.OuO
21 fwrt i i.v
.. 23.0UO s'ooo
riour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats., bu ..
Ilva. Kit
barley, bu
. . - ..vuuS1 10U17 lot DUt
lr market was weaker: CreamerlM ifwv
lc: dalrle. itmfe. Cheeie steady"
Mr Ann, fresh. tfc.
KW OBK OBKKRAI, MAItKBT.
aeetatteas ( the Day Tarieas
Cesasaedltlsa,
NTEW TORK. Aug. ItFLOtTR-R,.
celpts. 14.921 bbla; esports. 6476 bbls !
unsettled and weaker with buyers and
!e."r" ,prt n. Winter patents. 83.66
hSiW; winter straights. M 404.1.U; Mlnne-V3-
winter' extras.
M066S 4S; Minnesota bakers. 83 1603
winter low grades, t2.85ns.06. Rye flour"
fancy, U 6688.Ta
CUHN'M fc. A I Quiet ; yellow westtrn. 81 8S
liiy. tl.2; Brandywlne. 83.463.66.
K YE Steady; No. 1 western, sOUc f . o b
6float; state. 6mio7c, c. 1. New York
rarlots; No. 2 track. 90etlc, "
Buffa?oLJSYqUlt; fdln- MC . I f..
S5AT"Rece,pU' JMr8 ": "ports.
P0.4H4 bu. Spot, easy; No. 1 red, T4Wc. ele
vator: No. 1 red. 76,S75c. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duiuth, 9W4c. f. o. b
float; No. 1 hard Manitoba. 84c, f. o. h.',
kfloat. During the forenoon wheat was
Itrm and higher on better cables, rain in
England, a little foreign buying, large
clearances, showers in the northwest and
t big visible supply decrease. Later it
troke under prollt-taklng salea and large
louthweat receipts, closing wesk at tkUc
set decline. May. 74tJ74c. closed 74c; Sep
tember. 734i;4 1-ltc. chad 7:iin- I Un-m.
er. 72Utl7c.. closed 72"c
CORN Receipts, none; exports, ll.K bu.
Ipot, easy; No. 1. Uo elevator and 4ave f.
. b.. afloat. Options market opened firmer
n too much rain In the corn states and
Srlth wheat, but later broke under general
snloadlng and closed easy at unchanged
prices. May, 4344c. closed ',c; Sep
lember. 6Vl67Vjc. closed 67 ''; December.
fcHa'io. closed 46e. '
OAT-Recelpts, 13S.600 bu. Spot, unset
tled; new mixed, toe; new whl'.e natural
U68c; old white. HBSc; No. 8. nominal;
iimr. ulzcd, western. !er?ri; tre.ck
shlta, nominal. Options market after a
keriod of early strength following other
titrketa was weakened by liquidation.
MAY 1'lrm; shipping, tbfiTOc; good to
ihoice, tl .ut-tjl 10.
KiCE Steady; domestic, fair to extra. U
la; Japanese. 4tJic.
liOf'8 ieady; siaM. prime te choice. 19fl
. UWmc; likj, 10c; elds. Qc; state.
common to choice. 11 crop, tl??:
crop. Ifi2c; olds, 7til0c; reclflc coast.
1o
11
crop, vM.'Htc; I") crop, l5aic; olds, 7!61c.
Iyfc.ATrik.rl Firm; buenos Ayres, acid. 24
tjUic.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
18c; California. 11 to 26 lbs., lc; Texss dry,
24 to 30 lbs., 1.1c.
WO)U Stesdy ; domestic fleece, IMj30c.
TALLOW-Dull; city, (82 per pkg), 41
4c; country (pkgs. free), i;Sc.
PROVISIONS Heef. steady; family, I16O0
616.00; mess, 813. Wa 13.60; beef hams, fcOn-i
M.uo; pscket, IM.0ixul5.no; city extra India
mes. 322 .vvQ'M.m. Cut meats, quiet;
pickled, bellies, fll.26l3 00; pickled shoul
ders, 3.7.Vn9.oO; pickled hams, 8 ll.60i I2.WI.
Lard, steady; western steamed. 810.4f4i 10 SO;
August closed at 110.55. nominal; retlned,
quiet; South America, 811.60; compound,
3x.l2Q.60: continent, 810.70. Pork, quiet;
family, 320 ooiji 20.05 ; short clear, 318.76&21.00;
mess, in.Tbls.To.
BUTTER Receipts. i.OSO pkgs.; unsettled;
state creamery, lMi20c; imitation creamery,
lbtl'17Vtc; factory, HIilAc.
CHEKflE Firm - small, colored and white,
97c; large, colored and white, 9c; receipts,
2,2, pkgs.
KOOS Receipts, 11,22 pkgs.; barely
steady; state ana Pennsylvania, ?xg20btc
western, candlea, KHOlKc; western, un
candled, lhiiilHc.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans. S341c
POL Li It Y Alive, stesdy; chickens, 13
usc; turkeys, izc; rowis, 1314c. Dressed,
steady; chickens. HC14c: fowls. l&Ac.
METALS The week in copper opened
?uletly and there were no marked changes
rom Inst quotations, but with the tendency
of the market in favor of buyers. Standard
spot closed at 810.livgil.25; lake, $11.5fi'
11.70; electrolytic, U.Mtl.il. casting, 811.40
vn. no. 1 nere were rew transactions re
porteu on this basis. London reoorted
net decline of 2s 3d, spot closing at 51 10s
and futures 61 15s. Prices on tin broke
about 40 points today under good offerings
no no aemano 10 sneaa nr. Home ama 1
Jobbing lots were taken at the decline, but
as a rule consumers and speculators were
not in the market for large quantities. Spot
closed at tlfiM. No change occurred In the
English market on the snot price, which
cioe.cn ai owing to lull orrenngs fro
the far eastej-n market. Lead ruled quiet
and steady In the local market at u.e mil
at London at 112 d. Spelter also showed
no change here or abroad. New York
cioeea at .i.o ann l-ondon at 18 12s fid,
English Iron markets were a Utile firmer
Glasgow closed at 6As 8d and Mlddleborough
ui -in. j nQ iochi maraec was nrm at old
rices. No. 2 foundry, northern, 322.no
w.w, ivuiiui, euuinern, s-.um.w;
a ivuuuif, BUULiirrn soil, n.wqj4.vui
OMAHA WHOLKIA1.B fAltKETt
Conditions ot
on Staple
and
Trade
aad Fancy
(taotatloaa
Prodaee.
EOOS Candled stock, lfl6Hc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. BUihliw mm.n
accoraing to me. 4Cclzc: turkeva suw.-
ducks and geese. b6c: surlna chickens. n
lb.. 12& 13'c.
MU 1 1 H.K facklna- atiwk 1U.17tM- .h.l
dairy, In tubs. 13ilic: senarator. 20(A2lc
I.' l . L" till iA..i.n. . . ' 1
itAon v n 1 1,11 n 1 ." 1 1 1 rnin iiw.. .
ring, tic: Dickerel. Rrr nlke liam( ki
buaalo, dressed, 7c; suntlsh, 6c; blueflns, 3c:
wnitetish, 10c; catrhsh. 13c; black bass, 18c;
halibut. 11c: salmon. uV-r hadrinrlc 11.
flBh, 12c; red snapper. 10c: lobsters, boiled.
pf. 270 : lobsters, green, per lb.. 25c;
au iiiivuiio, A'TJ,
CORN 68c.
OATS 64 c.
BRAN Per ton. 11 fi
HAY Prices nnotH hv nmha wwAi...i.
v""1,r association: Choice. No.
upiana, 17; No. 1 medium. 88 50: No
coarse. i. Rve straw. 85 &11 i'lu t.,i.
i. " : 1 . .
i" if j wi auou coior ana quality, ije
mand fair. Receipts light.
VK(3ETAULES.
NEW CELERY Kalamaxoo, 30c.
POTATOES New. ner bu.. 2S30e.
GREEN ONIONS Per dm., arcoritina- n
vi " 1 1 1 1 1 urn, liKfluc.
TURNIPS Per bu., 30e.
BEETS Per basket, 40c..
GREEN CORN-Per doi., 6c.
CUCUMBERS Per bu., 25c
JTTy010-Per 0O- bunches, 20o,
RADISHES Per doa ift '
WAX BEANS Home
--I iuij ucauB, per marsei dss
ket. 26c.
CABBAGE California
new. lo.
ONIONS New home grown, in sacks, per
as u . , vuv.
J,9KATJPE8Per' n'ket basket, 4660c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.15.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California T.ot nrm-mtnrAm
7c: Arkansas Elbertas, per ' four-basket
trie. inc; per six-Dasket crate. 31.26.
PLUMS California. nar fnnr-haakat
Crate, fancv. 31: Jananeaa In Mb uti K.v--
!1:..fc-?i"5r JPni P"r four-basket crate,"
81.10; Tragety, 90c; peach plums, 81.00; P.
v. piums, 31.00.
PRUNES Per box. tW
PEARS-Callfornla. per box, .76; CJapp'a
Favorite, California, 1.60.
varieties, per bbl.,
or home grown,
APPLES Summer
I2.753.00.
CRAR APPLES Per bbl.. 82.50.
CANTALOUPE Texas, ner rrata xl TKr
per basket. 00c. ' '
WATERMELONS Crated, 1620c.
GRAPES Southern Catawbas. Dor 20-lh.
crate, tl.60; home-grown, per 8-lh. bas
ket, 36c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, aennrittnai ala
$2.25(-92.76
ORANGES Valencies. 14.76C6.00: Medlter.
ranean sweets, 34.0ord4.26.
LEMONS California TJmonelra U iwn
.26; Messlnas, 34.50fi6.00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER New York, 13.76.
HIDES No. 1 areen SVe-
6c; No. 1 salted. 8c; No. 1 salted. 7c:
No. I veal calf. 8 to 12H lbs.. 8c; No. 1
veal calf. 12 to 16 lbs., 6c; dry hides. fkS12c;
sheep pelts, 75c; horse hides, ll.&06?2 .60.
rohTJOKN-Per lb.. 6c; shelled, c
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 mnft ah!! na IK
12c; hard shell, per lb., lltte; No. 1 soft
sneu, juc; ino. x nara shell, c; Braiils, per
lb., 14c: Alberts. Der lb.. 12c: almonda aofr
shell, 16c; hard shell. 16c: necana larae
Per lb.. 12c: small. 10c: coroannta nar Hna
60c. .
OLD METALS A. R. Alnern nuntea th.
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, 811; Iron, stove plate, per ton, 18;
copper, ner lb.. 8 "Ac: braas. heavv. ner th
JHc; brass, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.,
1c: xlnc. tier lb.. ZUc: ruhher nr th Clo.
75"S0c; Arkansas Elbertas, per four-basket
crate, 85gD0c; per six-basket crate, 81.60.
St. Lost a Gralm and Provisions.
ST. IOTTIS. Ana- 11 -WHITIT-To...
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 62.c: track. Mu.ni
Hc; September, 63ic; No. 1 hard, 6Hji
70e; receipts, 389,716 bu.
cok.n Keasy; No. 1 cash. 64c; track. 56c;
September, 47Hc; December, 35c.
OATS Heaw: No. leash. 17c: track nut,
Mc; September. 264c: December. 26Wc: No.
white, 3Sio39c.
RYE Steady at 49c.
FIX)UR Quiet: new red winter n.t.nl.
13 10tr3.20; extra fancy and straight. 82.M)
tj 110; clear, 32.664j2.76.
SEED Timothy declining, !1103.50
CORN MEAL Steady, 83.06. '
BRAN Steady ; sacked east track, glUc
HAY Dull: tlmothv. xfLOiKftril rm
86 5.i9 00.
WHISHT-Steady: 11.11. ...
IRON COTTON TIES-Steadr, tlot
BAOOING Tc.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork, hlaher: Inhhlna-
115.97H: new. 316.S7H. Lard, higher at 110.06.'
ory salt meats slow; boxed extra shorts
na clear rtba. 810.00: short eUar tin 01
Bacon slow; boxed extra short and clear
ribs, 310.75; short clear, !U.874
METALS Lead. Arm at 11 on at..
lower at 85 16. r '
POULTRY Firm: chicken, lux.,
4cC: turkejr"' l21. ducka. 7c; geese!
MUTTER Bteadv: eMaman,
dairy. I718c. "
EUGS Firm at 16c, loss off.
Tt u-li.l - Dkl.. .
Zi?UT: bb- . 8.jo
Wheat, bu '. inoom kiji
Corn, bu 21.OOO 4o!ouo
Oats, bu 87.000 x&ito
Kaasas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Am. 18 -WHR iT.
tember. 62Sc: December. SlUc- rmmv. m
hard, 6TMi&c; No. 3. l3o; No. I rid. tie
No. 1, 624ii3c; receipts, 270 cars. '
CORN September. 41Sc: Decemhar mi
333c; cash. No. 1 mixed. 49c; No. 1 white
MjuSc; No. 1, oiy&4Hc. '
UATo nq. I white, i&c.
RYE No. 2. 46c.
HAY Choice tlmothv. tssntsinon-
prairie, 800. ' '
Lrtt.R creamery. 19c; fancy dalrv.
7C.
EGOS Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan.
sas stock. He, loss off. cases returni
Kenelm. Kku.
Wheat, bu 2.-5.W 40,
C orn. bu iuk.ii u a.
Oats, bu 84,ou0 UOUO
aHoaeaoolls Wheat, near aad Bras.
MINNEAPOLIS. A us. li.-WHFAT.
tember. teWc; December, sjsc; on track
No. 1 hard. 77ic: No. 1 northern. 7iUe- tc'
northern, 730.
FLOUR First ra tents. latiWTlnv
patents, 83 o4j3 TO; first clesrs. lioo3.W-1
second clears, 83.40. '
BHAN-lu bulk. 3U.0OO1L28,
Daloth GralB Market.
PULUTH. Aug. ll-WHSAT-Cash No.
hard. i4'c; No. 1 northern. .i-- Mn 1
northern. 7l"4c; Beptembcr. C7Vo; Decem
ber. 66c.
OATS September, 11c: December. 171.0.
Mllwoakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 11. WHEAT
Stesd7. Close: No. 1 northern, 7777Xtc;
No. 1 northern, "4i76H,c; September, CVc
RYE Firm; No. I, blHc.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 70c; sample, 453
CORN September. 6r?a
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16 WHEAT Spot:
Quiet; No. 1 northern spring, 6s 2d; No. 1
California, 6s 8V1. Futures: Quiet; Sep
tember, 6s UV,d; December, 6s lo4d.
CORN Spot: Quiet; American mixed, 6s
HHd. Futures: Nominal; September, 4s
USd; October. 4s 9Hd; Jsnuary. 3s lltod.
PROVISIONS-Beef, strong; extra India
mess, 107s 6d. Pork, firm; prime mess,
western, strong, 83s 6d. Hams, short cut,
14 to 16 lbs., quiet. 67s 6d. Bacon, Cumber
land cut, 24 to 80 lbs., quiet, &5s6d; short
ribs 16 to 34 lbs., quiet, 6is 6d; long doer
miaoies, ngnt, zk to 34 lbs., quiet, 6Kk;
long, clear middles, heavy, 35 to 40 lbs..
quiet, 618 6d; short clear backs, 16 to 20
lbs., quiet, F8s; clesr bellies, 14 to 16 lbs,
steady, 62s. Shoulders, square cut, 11 to 13
lbs., quiet. 47s 6d. Lard, dull; prime west
ern, in tierces, aull, 6)s 3d; American re
fined. In palls, dull, 61s 6d.
CHEESE Quiet; American finest white,
steady, 4is6d; American finest colored,
quiri nu.
TALLOW Prime city, quiet, 28s; Aus
tralian, in tondon, dun, 82s.
FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter, firm.
Is 9d.
HOPS At London (Psclflo coast). Arm,
BUTTER Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, steady. 6s M.
The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 76,100 quarters from Atlantlo
ports, l.ono from Pacific and 25,000 from
01 ner ports.
The Import of corn into Liverpool last
week amounted to 25,000 quarters from At
lantic ports.
Toledo Grain and Seed.'
TOLEDO. Aug. 18. WHEAT Dull,
lower; cash, 7Uc; September, 71Hc; De
cember, 70Sc: May, 72c. -
CORN Dull, firm; cash, 69c; September.
62c; December, 69c.
OATS Dull, firm; September, 82c; De
cember, 2914c. r, .
..SEED Clover, active, weak; October,
15 46: January, 15.30; No. 1 alslke, Kfk.y.
7.02$; prime timothy, 12.00.
RiB-olc, nominal.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA 111., Aug. lS.-CORN-Qulet and
easy; No. I, 67c.
OATS-Qulet; new No. S white, 82c,
billed through.
WHlsKY-On basts of $1.31 for finished
goods.
KBW YORK STOCKS AXD BONDS.
1
Market Doll aad Sagging; and Central
t Georgia Bonds Weaken.
New vrmic Anai 10 a ..11 j
. - . - - o . i' . uuii anu ana-
glng stock market today was the natural
consequence of varlona iM.niu.
show that the expanding needs of the cir
culation are making increasing Inrnada
upon banking reserves, with continued
transfer of credita in f.,t.,.. 1 1
through the medium of the exchange mar
ket mitigated the anxiety over the money
outlook without tirely curing It.
The resDonse t tha Unitun t - .
market to the American borrowing demand
"L . j i"":B. lnal ,ne Process may be
checked by bringing the Interest rates of
the two center to a parity, in the local
mon'y market the banks very generally
H inn ior can loans to 4V4
per cent, and the rata ,,ua c ?
during the morning. There was less de-
nmna ior commercial paper and the rates
lor time loans were flrmiv h.M n
cent for all periods. ' "
Reports from Interior monetary centers
were of a Arm tone tn thA mm., . i. -.
and a large demand from small towns and
country places for currency, indicating 'the
v. , "fi""-u hi wie uemanu upon isew
York reserves. Men, vru
Chicago continued to A roon ami hid.
at 10 cents discount, compared with 20 centa
premium early last week.
The New York suhtreaanrv la nni.li,.,
Ing slightly to the local money market by
reason of the full tide In the monthly pen
sion payment, but the recent daily dcllclt
reported by the treasury at Washington
gave place today to a surplus of several
hundred thousand doltnra for tA
uurln the current month. This recalls the
course of the sovernment revenues last
Ir?E.iVJheK de.ht: hRYin? reached nearly
1I3.OWO.O0O about the middle of the month,
but falling to $7,600,000 by the end of the
month. Saturdays treasury statement
m?h a denc,t iorhe monh to date of
thin1 &oJ?1$areLw1tn a urP''' or more
of lastyear corresponding period
The increase In Internal revenue thus far
this month by reason of the repeal of the
wWh aXe" hai rec,heJ $2,401,344, compared
with last year, while the customs receipts
t.ar Bl0Ith.fcr 2'M'32 neater than last
year, and the total treasury receipts have
expanded this month 31,221,196 over last
year. It is Onlv. thereforA r... - m
n increase In the month's expenditures by
.rCI V n,, mat ine money
market has experienced any relief from
the drain caused last vear hv ih.
ment's surplus.
t.,VL. r.Jn lnora"l of expendi
tures of the government Is likely to be
kept up is a problem much rtlrn.H in
w tCffetU ow,',n to tne approaching de
pletion of banklns reserves. Besides the
local money situation the market was de
pressed by selling of stocks for London ac
r?f!n1t,.i0wlnK.el0 tne hardenlns; of money
rates there. The net earnings of railroads
Ir..une. r'po.rted "how a decline In the
movJ. ow,Je. ? -hrtage in the corn
Hrhth. nt,.and '""nations were given of
probably similar results for .iniv
- .iT rfportedretlrement of the president
' he, Vnlted 8 ates Steel corporstlon had
some influence in the general market, al-
w fih.ih "i00?"0' JhRt corporation were
but little affected. Offsetting i,n.n i
the heaviness of the markat m..r. t
strength of Louisville Nashville on sup
posed progress in the financial readjust
ment. In Toledo. St Iinla A- w...,
rumors df Vanderbllt control. In Texas &
StaC f ..ir taheBaUed ekln of control by
St. Louis San Francisco. Chicago Ter
inlnal stocks on rumored plans of new
iTriiH. a2 number of minor epe
heavy dosing tone was dull and
The reduction In th ........ ..
bursement on the Central of Georgia flr'i
Ln-M0nir- wakne th-t group of itocki
ana had some svmnathetlc .IT.1.1 i
where. Total sales, par value 31 770 linn
United States refund!.,- 9. JU. 'i'Z;"0?;
"! th5 new. 4 Per cent on the last calf
.wThJr 'ollowlng are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Consols were fairly steady. Home rails
and Canadian Pacific were Irregular. Amer
icans were unsettled and were mostly
fraction below parity. Louisville Nash
ville was the feature. At the close the
market was steady. Grand Trunks was
firm, the trsfMc reports being satisfactory.
Kafflrs were uncertain, some of the pur
chsses. It wss said, being partly for Invest
ment snd for the cspe account.
Gold premiums are quoted: Buenos Ayres,
129.20; Madrid. 98.90; Lisbon, 28.84; Rome,
The amount of bullion taken Into the
Bank of England on balance today was
h,iin.
PARIS. Aug. 18 On the bourse today
business was quiet and cheerful owing to
the satisfactory settlement. Contangoes
were easy. Rentes were stimulated by In
vestment purchased by saving banks and
other public Institutions. Towsrd the closo
SpanlHh 4s recovered sharply on rumors re
garding the exchange rate. Industrials
were firm. Thomson-Houston and Metro
politan hsd a good tendency. Rio tlntos
were heavy on the decline In copper.
Kaffirs were buoyed up at the opening bv
London advices, but later there were some
realisations. They closed stesdy. The pri
vate rate of discount was 1 per cent.
Three per cent rentes. 100 francs, 86 cen
times for the account. Exchange on Lon
don. 20f lo for checks. Spanish fours
Closed 81.40.
BERLIN. Aug. 18. Business had a quiet
tendency on the bourse todsy snd-prices,
were firmer. Home funds were neglected.
Ixicals and banks were maintained. Cana
dian Pacifies weakened toward the close.
A strong tone prevsiled in lead and coal,
consequent upon the better demand for
coke.
BERLIN, Aug. 18 Exchange on London,
marks, 48U pfsn. The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes:
Cash on hand. Increased 2,620 marks;
treasury notes. Increased 61,000 marks;
other securities, decreased 6,000.009 marks;
notes In circulation, decreased 10,640,000
marks.
Kew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. An. 1l.unn. .n
23 per cent, bid and asked. 2fi2U ner
mercantile paper, 45 per
Prime
cent
cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual bus
iness In bankers' hllla tin for
J -tZ2a Lr S1'y O'y": posted rates,
$4.8.(H4.M and $4.884.8S. Commercial
Minn, .tlt??l-a.
Bl LVfcR-Har. 524LC- MotIkih tll...
ilONDSGovernman .Iron. - .
, , .. , V Dimo mac
n-, runroati irregular.
ii.r u.rain, quotations on bonds are a
.If
. 14
....loin
.107
.13
.1M14
. 744
e. 117
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
EetriMt Boi of Cattle Thti Season, but
Good gtnff Eld Steady.
HOG MARKET ONLY A SHADE LOWER
Very Liberal Receipts of Sheen aad
Balk of Offerings gold Abont a
Dime Lower, bat Lambs Were
Active at Higher Prices. '
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. IS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
7,.i
5.717
46
S.liW
2.W2
4.9m)
7.105
4.0
3.4M
3,.V)
6.413
3.0K5
Receipts were
Official Monacy
Bsme day last week...
Kame week before
Seme three weeks ago
Hr.me four weeks ago.
8a me day last year
RECEIPTS FOR THE YSAR TO DATK
..? I0'low,nK table shows the receipts of
i. !! noss aD1 Bteep at Bouth Omaha
tor the year to date and comparisons with
" y cavt -
r,, 1902- in. Inc.
Cattle 4R6.620 4:15,115 81,5(6
M 1.I.in 1,5H.,,1! 42,0.6
D""P 632,143 608,4,-6 36,333
ine following table shows ttie average
on tne bouiu Omaha
market the last seeeral days. itn com
parisons with former' years:
14.015
11.12
129
9,741
8.1H0
.H4
Dec.
I feeders.. not I 99
17 feeders.. 1106 4 40
44 feeders.. 1191 4 6
... . C. Clapp Neb.
7 feeders.. 710 4 10 1 feeder... 670
Fred Miller Neb.
1 row Hoi) 4 7. i Powl j).
2 cows Kfc6 I 26 1 cows 9U0
Pntterlv Bros Nan
22 steers.. ..liso 445 24 cows....
8 feeders. . 922 4 00 19 rows
K. I Smith Neb.
29 rows m 110 4 calves..
18 cows Ks4 1 86 9 calves..,
19 heifers... 62 1 90 6 calves..,
1 heifer.... 310 1 26 1 feeder...
T. P Mnndv IC.h
17 feeders.. 1072 4 86 1 feeder... 1120
U W. Fox Neb.
26 feeders.. l:i 4 76
Huffmsn RroB. Nh
I cows 1140 1 10 46 cows...
1 cow 750 1 10 23 cows...
1 cow 9"0 1 78 1 cow....
1 COW 1100 1 60
Ed Peter Neb.
26 feeders.. 1078 4 76
, 917
971
M7
l.H
24
670
4 10
1 2$
I 76
1 15
1 &
4
I 26
1 60
4 00
4 86
. 966
. 944
.1150
Date. I 1902. Wl.IiW.l.lW.1897.M!l.
I 77
August l. T 414 6 6 6 15 4 19 1 79
August 1. s 1 , j j5 4 33 j 6; 3 47 j w
August 4.1 1 mii! t 1,1! , ,1 . r, ; i,! ! Tl
---- oi - 1 1 ! 1 ii 1 ui n
AnSSII i H " 6 Wl " lJi43W
August 8. ? 17 6 66 6 15 4 37 3 81 I 76
A gusv 9. 7 16 6 74 6 04 4 32 8 67 1 42
August JU . 74, s IW 4 2 3 i 3 63 1 76
August 11 7 04 4 UJ 4 29 3 27 3 51 2 W
August Ui t 7HI 6 74 4 5.J 3 AH R m
1. 8. ref. tn. rf....lH7i U A N. unl.
do is, coupon 107' .. central
u ... rg men, 1 ao . (nc
un coupon io.-- m. A St.
00 new 4, res n,, k. A T,
uu III- w COUPON. An 3.
L. in
loav N. T. Cantntl 1
do general
14S ft. 1. l sen. is...
.10414 N. Psclflo 4s ....
.is do 3
. VN. A W. con. 4s.
.lfi.ii, Reading gen. 4
. f,',, Bt. L. & 1. 14.
.111 HI. U 8. y.
W. Is...
4s.
do old
do coupon ....
do 6s. rag
do coupon
Atchison, gen. 4
lo sdj. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4s.
do l4s
do conv. 4s....
-sn. south. 2s J1H4 81. L. 8,
C. Of G. ts 110'il do
do 1st Ino 4n 8. A. A A. P.
'tl 1(H4 8. Psrlno 4s
C. A Alton IVts 2 8. Rsllwsr (s ...
w ' ., new ) Tx. A Psclne Is
X' ? Z. "i.r 4S...1U T., St. I,. A W.
S' L N; ' con- Ts.lt Union Psclflo 4s
C. , R I. A P. 4s....l0(a do oenT. 4s ..
CCC. A Bt. L. . 4S..KU Wsbash Is
C'hlcsto Ter. 4a M1 do 2s
Colo. A 8. 4s........ H ' do deb. B ....
D. A Klo 0. 4s ll2V West Shore 4s ..
Erie prior Ilea 4s.... SttVt W. A U B. 4s..
do gen. 4s Hs Wis. Central 4s
r. w. a p. c. 1st.. .lit 1 do con. deb.
Hocking valley 4Hs.l0t
4s.
. vo
. 88
. 4
.11
4s.. 3
....104
....ion?,
.... 1 1 Ss
....lOSv,
.... n
...AUa
.... H
44rt
BOSTON. Aug. 18. Call loans. 3V4(ff4'4 per
cent; time loans, 414135 per cent. Official
closing 01 biocks ann bonds:
Atchison 4s lot
Gas Is
Mfi. lenirai ii
in
A C.
Mains
h."a
N. R. O.
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A
Boston A
Boston L
N. Y.. N.
Fltchburg ptd
Lnlon Pactflc .
Mex. Central ,.
Am. Sugar ....
do ptd
Am. Tel. A Tel
Dominion 1. A
Gen. Electric .
Mass. Electrle
do pfd
N. E. O. AC.
United Fruit .
Daly West
U. 8. Steel ....
do ptd
West, common ..,
Adventure
Amalgamated '.
11 'Bingham
lOltsfalumet A Heels.
Albany. ...Il ft'enteoolal ,
....wo iwopper Hsngo
Ki Dominion Cosl ..
H...232M. rrsnklln ,
144 isle Royals ,
1074Mohswk
.0.. 9 Old Dominion ....
mht Osceola ,
1 Parrot
lt Qulncy
I.... 14 Hants re Copper.
.....18st Tamarack
4i Trlmountala
TH Trinity ,
SiIUh
VtctoHa
9 Winona
40 Wolveiino
r .felted Copper ....
...108
... II
... 2'
... 48V.
.... II V,
...sso
... is
... 64V,
1. ..141
... 10V4
... Ill
... 40
f.. la
...
... it
...lis
... II
...178
... 4
... 114
... to
... t
...
... 8
... 4Vl
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 18.-4 p. m.-Closlng:
Consols, money.... T. Central
do account. ...... N -U.Norfolk A Western.
Ansronda 614 do pfd
Atchison Ontario A Western.
do pfd 105
Baltimore A Ohio. ..Ill
Csnsdlan Pacific 14114
Chesapeake A Ohio.. Ml,
Chicago O. W Ml,
C. M. A 8t. P ISO1,
Denver A R. O
do pld M
Erie 40V4
do 1st pfd 70V4
do Id pfd 81
Illinois Central 17JU
Louisville A NSSQ...167V,
St., K. A T 12
do pfd 4411
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Ry
do pfd
Southern Pacific.
Union Pacific.
do pfd ,
U. 8. Steal
do pfd ,
Wsbash ,
do pfd
Spanish 4s
147
71
94
314
4V
41 V,
IT
4114
1001
H
110
94 V,
41
Ml
III,
49 V,
80
BAR SILVER Steady at 24 l-16d per
MONEY VA per cent. The rate of dls
count in the open market for short bills
is per cent; for three months bills
211-169'J per cent.
Bank Clearings.
ST.
LOUI8. Aur. 18. Clearlnn.
Dc.i; Daiances, evon.iixz.
r.76fc-
Atchlson
do pfd
Bslt. A 0
do pfd ,
Can. Psclflo .....
Csnada 80
Ches. A Ohio....
Chi. A Altoa ...
do pfd
. I. A St. L...,
do pfd
. A E. Ill
Chicago A O. W
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
. A N. W
. R. I. A P....
Chi. T. A T
do pfd
C. C. C.
Colo. Seuth
do 1st pfd
do Id old w
Del. A Hudson..
.. U A W
. A Rio O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Ot. Northern pfd.
Hocking Valley .
da sfd
111. Central ...
Iowa Central . .
so pfd
. B. A W
do pfd
. A N
Manhattan L ..
net. Bt. Ry...
Mex. ('antral ..
stex. National
A Bt. L.
Mo. Pacific ....
. K A T....
so pfd .,
. J. Central..
. T. Ontral .
Nor.. A W ,
do srd
Ont. W
Pennsylvania
Reading
do 1st pfd....
do Id pfd
.LAS F.
do 1st pfd....
do Id pfd
:. L. 8. W....
do sfd
St. Paul
1
...102V4
...10
... 14
...117
... 0
... 48
... 42?,
... 74
... 74
... lu
...114
... 12
...
... 4SV,
...ns
...1K
do pfd
8. Pacific
8. Rsllwsy
do Dfd
Tsx. A Pacific
T., 8t. U A W....
do pfd
Union Paclfio
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. A L. E
do Id pfd
Wl. Central
do pfd
Adams Ex
am. Ex.
A St. L..10S
13V,;u. 8. Ex.
41
Wells-Fenta gi...
Amal. Copper ....
Am. Car at r
7 do pfd
11 An. Llnsaed Oil .
.171 , do Bfd
....174 Am. 8. A R
.... 44 do pfd
.... 3 Anaconda M. Co..
.... I Brooklyn R. T....
.... IH Colo. F. A I
.... M Con. Oas
.... 11114 Con. Tobacco
....101 Hoi king Coal
.... 4 inter. Paper
... .!! do pfd
" inter, rower
pfd.
... It
... 44
...It
...164
...114
...147
... i
... 1
...111
...114
... 11
... 41
...1X1
,..IM
..
... X)
,.. M
...lt
... e.
... M
... 71
... SO
... 14
... T7
...
... t.
. . .144
Laclede Oaa
Nat. Biscuit
Nst. Lead
N- Americas
Pacific Coast
Psclflo Mall '
People's Oas
Pressed a Car
do nfd
Pullman P. Car...!!
Republic Steel
do nfd
Sugsr
Tens. C. A I
Union B. A P.
00 Dfd
U. A Leathar .
do afd
U 8. Rubber ....
s Dfd
V. 8. Stool
do afd
Western Union '!
Am. Locomotive
do nfd .
K. C. South....'!
do ptd
..Ill
.. 71
..
.. 97
.. S0
.. so
.. 47
..107
..
.. II
.. 41
.. 14
.. 18
.. M
..11
..Il
..144
..181
..no
.. 46
.. 11
.. II
.. tl
.. to
.. 4
.. ST
..101
.. 44
..121
.. 10
.. So
.. 74
.. ts
.. tt
.. 47
..
::V
.. 4J
. .102
.. 4
Co.
Hew Yerk Ml
. l
, 74
131
47
IS
u
44
IS',
t
40
w
l
3:-i
u
Money steady. 6616 ner cent.
New York exchange. 15c discount
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. Clearings, t2S,661,
638; balances. 81,938,726; New York ex
change, par to 10c discount; posted ex
change. 14.66 demand and 14.87U for alxtv
days.
NEW YORK. Aug.' 18. Exchange, $110,
706.S67; balances, 17,077.789.
BALTIMORE, Aug. IS. -Clearings, $3,241,
324: balances, 8541,818.
BOSTON. Aug. 18.-Exchanges, 16.239,043;
balances. 11.2S5.144. '
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. W.-Clearings.
116.781.98S; balances, 83,266,180; money, 4Vi85
per cent.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 18. Clearings, 14.
823,K); money. 8Hb per cent; New York
exchange, 15(6 20c premium.
Condition of the Treasnrr.
WA8HINOTON. Aug. 18. Today's state
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1150.000,0ut gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, 1205,616,
217; gold. $104,UdX,4&6.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 18. COFFEE-Spot
Rio, steady; No. 7 Invoice, 6c; mild,
steady; Cordova, 8guve. The market
for futures opened steady, with prices
unchanged to 6 points lower. Soon
after the call the bear leaders be
came active sellers of nearly the whole
list, considerable long coffee held by room
traders was dumped over and the market
turned weak, with prices easing off rapidly
until a noon decline of 10tgl6 points wss
reached. The weakness continued well
along In the afternoon, bulls taking little
interest In the situation and about the
only support coming from shorts who cov
ered for profits and moderate buying by
European Interests. Near the close cov
ering became more active and prices ral
lied about 6 points, the market closing
stesdy, with prices net 6 to 10 points lower.
Bales amounted to 42000 bags. Including
August at t4."i4 86c; September, 4.8gf4.96c;
October, 4.8oj4 tc; December. 4. 974 5 15c;
January, 6.0li5.06c; Idarqh, 6. 1535. 26c; May,
6t5.25c; July, 6.36c
alnaj dgnotatlos
NEW YORK. Ana- 11TV. .
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adasu
Alio
Bi
Brunswick Cos....
Comsork Tuanal.
Cos. Cal. A Va...
Deadwood Tarn. .
Hora Silver
ran Silver
ille Cos.....
.. eo
.. 4
.. I
..11S
..!
..1M
.. 81
.. 8
Utile Chief
Ontario
phir
Phoenix .......
Potool
Saraso
Sierra Nevada
Small Hoses ,
ibiandard
11
MS
.....11
4
1
t
IS
Parelgps Financial.
LONDON. Aug. 18,-Moner was In arnod
request tooay. the rstes were strati and
upiilles small. Discounts showed a hnr-
enlng tendency, being affected bv th.
stringency of the New York market. Tha
ui'Clv of American bills hain nr.r4 1.
Increasing. Business on the Stock ex.
hangs opened steady, but afterward be
came dull and irregular, the prevailing
wet weather oiUxUauuig outside support.
Oil and Rosin.
OIL CITT. Pa.. Aug. 18 OIL Credit
balances, 1122; certificates, no bid; ship
ments, 151.826 bbls., average 89, 608 bbls.;
runs. 218.618 bbls., average 80.908 bbls.
TOLEDO, O., Aug. 18 OIL North Lima.
19c: South lima' and Indiana, 84c.
NEW YORK. Auk. IS. OIL Cottonseed.
dull; petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady;
straTned common to good, 11.56. Turpen
tine, steady, 47H7y,c.
LONDON. Aug. 18 OIL Unseed. 29s
9d. Turpentine spirits, 13s 3d.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 18. OIlTurpentlne
steady. 44c; rosin Arm. Quote: ABC,
II 06; D. 31.10; K. 81 15; F, 11.20; O, 31.25; H,
1160; I. 11 So; K. 12.46; M. 82 95 N, 83.10;
WO, 13.50; WW, 83.70.
Philadelphia Prorloro Market.
PHILADELPHIA. ' Aug. 18 -Butter
steady; extra western creamery, 21c; extia
Penna. prints, 21c
KOO &-Freeh, nearby. 22c. loss off; west
ern. 21c, loss off; fresh southwestern, 19c,
loss off; fresh westerns. Ih.pl7c. loss off
CHEEBE Steady; New York full creams,
prime small, lut10c; New for itii
creams, fair to good. 9VHc.
Wool Market.
8T. LOUI3. Aug. 18. Wool firm for
rholre heavy; medium grades and combing,
UglSc; light fine. 12ulnVsa; heavy line,
lUulla: luK waak4 An
August U 6 sit, 5 7, 4 nj . j, u 3 M 2 74
ItlKUat 14 K .A-A., ft 71 A 0.1 1 11 e 1 i.l o .1
. . . . . - - ' 1 7 ' 1 ' "( 1 - j - i'i
uBui 10 n B.t 6 71 4 97 4 44 3 751 1 1 83
August 16! 67-i4, 6 77 1 4 IM 4 82 3 7S 3 70!
August 1V I 6 Ml 6 W) 4 86 3 74 3 71 2 S4
Afgust 16, 6 67HI 4 So 4 47 3 66, 1 60 2 92
46
10
Indicates Sunday.
ine orncial number of cars of stock
iMuuBiu in today by each road was
c a. o. v, v. Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'ses.
Union Pacific System... 39
C. ot N. W. tly 2
V.. E. Ac M. V. R. R...133
C., St. P., M. A O. Ky.. ..
B. at M. R. R. R.......U8
C, B. & Q. Ry 1
C, R. 1. di P., east
C, R. 1. & p., west.... 15
Illinois Central
lotai recelnta vn in? itn
The dlsposlti'in of the day's receipts was
lu.iuvra, et;n Duyer purcnastng the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. H'gs,
Omaha Packing Company.. 367 l.bol
owiu ana company
Cudahy Packing Company
Aiiuuur GC twO
16
3
22
24
16
10
2
'7
107
R. Becker & Degan.
vaiinant or 4JO
Carey & Benton
Lobman & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntxinger
William Underwood
Huston A Co
Livingstone & Schaller....
Hamilton A Rothschild..
L. F. Husx
H. L. Dennis ft Co ,
Hammond Packlna- Co
,B. K. Hobblch
woir & Murnan ,
Other buyers ,
Totil
.1.081
819
725
59
429
310
631
232
1K6
163
98
278
436
87
42
69
X0
S33
467
1,440
2,164
2,003
Sh'n.
61
4,258
1,389
2,010
2.867
,S7J 7,19! 11,152
CATTLE The heaviest run of cattle of
the season arrived today, but In spite of
that fact the market was fairly active and
gcod stuff of practically all kinds sold at
Just about steady prices, as compared with
the close of last week.
Cornted steers were very scarce and In
fact there were scarcely enough with which
to make a test of the market. It is safe to
say, however, that good to choice stuff
would have commanded steady prices. The
common and warmed-up cattle, though,
were slow sale and a little lower, as nak.
ers prefer the westerns to tho half-fat
cornteds.
There were only about 60 cars of cows
Included .In the receipts, so that the better
grades sold at practically the same prices
they did at the close of last week. Tho
medium and common stuff, thoua-h. wua
little low and weak to a alme lower.
Bulls. Veal calves anil .trnr. hih
, - - seivSAXeasp Vall 4 IV I
show any quotable change.
There was a heavy run of stockers and
feeaers, but as speculator were anticipat
ing a good demand frnm fhm ,,n. . 1. -
heavy cattle ot good weight and quality
and also the prime yearlings sold at steady
P"0"- tTh8 Quality, though, had to be
good. The commoner kinds of all weights
were rather slow sale and generally a
dime lower.
Although the big bulk of the offerings
today consisted of western range meers
there were onlv a few muj , v. .. "
"n-. An.?thJnt however, that could be
'" gooa soia at right around
?i Pricc" and "e same was true of
v..o iroiiw ensues ot Ieeders. The com.
moner grades of killers as well a.
ers were slow sale and about a alme lower
ii biuuiiu. uuua rune, rn w . . 1 . 1 .. 1. . . .
steady, but others were a dime lower.
i.ili.niiiuio aaieni
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No
10 llU 4 74
COWS.
3 t5 1 78 9 loot 3 U
3 1010 8 60 1 4 I W
f-.v 1010 I 40 3 1044 8 16
1 1140 1 74 3 1044 I u
6 Ill lit
BULLS.
1 1119 10 I JMa 100
1 "30 I 7S 1 u,4 , i,
1 itW 8 76 1 1440 I ii
CALVES.
1 144 8 00
STOCK CALVES.
1 130 4 to
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS
1 1000 I 10 1 1010 1 'on
4 HOT 8 08 1 744 4
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 170 t 00 4 1011 4 K
U tri 8 44 1 144 4 14
8 t'&i 8 44 XI 111 A u
84 474 I 0
J.
2 feeders.. "46
1 feeder... 7 HO
1 feeders.. 590
4 feeders,. 675
O. Walts-Neb.
1 90 14 feeders.
1 60 1 feeder..
1 90 14 feeders.
1 60
E. T. Mevers Neh.
114 feeders. 1123 6 86 feeders. J16
6 feeders.. 1201 4 66
J. E. Judklns Neb.
87 4 36 1 cow
4 36 I cows....
P. Moody Neb.
1 25 1 bull
1 40 1 cow
W. E. Hall Neb
4 75 26 feeders.. 1140
F. Niece Neb.
4 76 2 feeders.. 1027
11 feeders.
22 feeders.
1 cow
1 cows...,
1 feeder .
49 feeders.
. 997
T.
.1100
. 850
Mrs.
.1370
R.
1027
m
70
676
1010
1006
.1620
.10110
F. H. Thompson Neb.
i 10
1 10
1 60
4 00
1 60
3 n
is
a Tt
1 to
t 60
1 86
4 75
4 00
I 60 3 cows
4 80 i cows.
Coleman Neb.
4 20 4 cows....
4 20 7 cows....
2 00
Thompson Neb.
.1050
.. 983
94
946
t 75
t SO
106
lot
1 feeder... 1040
6 feeders.. 1114
J.
17 feeders.. 840
4 feeders.. 812
3 cows 1120
P. E
6 steers.. ..1070 4 On 1 feeder... 800 1 50
3 steers.. ..12S0 4 60
Aug. Ring Neb.
11 cows D92 3 05 11 feeders.. 1094 4 71
1 feeder.. .1060 4 00
J. H. White 8. D.
88 str. Tex. 1206 6 00
1. W. Leach H. D.
26 cows 860 1 60 cows 866 t 60
1 cow 11x0 8 60
Kll Rwallow H TV
44 feeders.. 1U6 4 40 1 feeder... 840 4 40
George CIopd S. D.
1 cow 9.10 2 90 20 feeders.. 970 4 36
1 cow 1160 125 6 feeders.. 1030 4 35
1 cow M 1 90 9 heifers... 711 1 00
Q. A. Hamilton 8. D.
21 steers... .1160 4 75 1 cows 920 1 90
F. Stanton 8. D.
22 steers.. ..1070 4 76
W. Chandler S. D.
20 steers.... 11 54 4 76 2 cows 1060 1 86
W. A. Wldney 8. D.
rnedlum and heavy. W.807.90; pigs, 8J.75
76; bulk, W"q90.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipts, 1 7M;
lambs steady to weak; fair Idshoa. 15.76;
yearling, 10 to 16c lower: wethers steady,
best, 83.86; ewes steady, air Idahoe, 83.4.
CHICAGO L1VB ITOCK MARKET.
Cattle anal Sheep tea. and Lower
and Hogs Steady.
.t!1?'00' '"-l " 1 Cattle-Reeelpta.
24.0MO, Including l,8ti0 Texans, 8.600 westerns,
jr.me steers steady; others 10c to loo
lower; good to rrlme steer, 13.9043900:
rcor.,?.m,M,um' 7&0i stockers and feed
ers ,12. 604i6.S5; cows, 61.t04i6.76; helfere, 12 W
u.00: canners. 11 fwVo kli. eov..r.
calves. 12.6n.fl0; Texss fed steers" M. 004
1 00; western steers. 14.60SHi.4n.
HOO8 Receipts today. 81,000; estimated
tomorrow. 20.OW; left over, 1.000; steady,
mixed and butehera M&wHau. f
175. ' 6-Wi bul ot sale. 16 50
k MRE,P AND kAMB8-Recelpta. 86,000;
choice lambs steady; others lower; good
mi.i.lc.,T!hffr"' 754J' 25; fair to choice
tnlxetl. t2.50rti1.7&i w.i.n. .k-. enc.T
nauv lambs, l3.6oesi.jo;- western ItmU'
i,ilc,?sMa,u,ar: RIP'-Cattl, 907;
le"69inojaha?, l ""ipnient-Cat:
tie, o9, hogs, 1.69o; sheep, 480.
Kansas Cltr Mr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Ausr. 18 rlTTt.rnt
celpts, 10,900; native!, 4.800 Texans; calves,
900 Texans, 1,760 natives; killers steady to
10c lower; stockers and feeders active,
steady; choice exDort and draae4 h)
steers, 17.504jtt.90; fair to good, 36.76S7.46;
stockers and feeders, H.o3j.60; western fed
il".' : Texs and Indian steers,
4-a44.1ii; Texa cows. 2.0XVdAj: native
cows, U.60ia.0o; native heifers, 13.1004.26:
W-60; bulls. HXri; calves)
. "S-R'celpts, 4.2SO; market steady;
.P- bulk, 86.70.90; heavy. 16.929
i,4n m,X Wk'", 16.756.90; light. 8&40
y 70; yorkers, 16.6ef,6 70; plan. 44.264t.4A.
oMfcEP AND LAMBS-Hecelnta. lilt.;
4 feeders.. 762 I 7$ 1 bull 1390
1 feeder. ..1070 4 60 15 cows 690
86 cows 818 3 15
Ell 6 wallow 8. D.
2 feeders. 960 1 25 26 cows 1024
2 feeders.. 940 4 46 2 cows 760
23 feeders.. 1025 4 45
W. Kolman 8. D.
26 steers.. ..1063 4 00
B. L. Hassellstrom 8. D.
18 feeders.. 1047 6 00
B. Harrison 8. D.
23 steers.. ..1167 6 16
32 steers.. ..1140 4 46
Hertxler
8 feeders.. 1107 4 40
1 feeder... 1000
16 feeders.. 932
2 feeders.. 1046
24 cows 1047
J.
42 feeders.
26 cows....
12 feeders.
16 feeders.. 111S
25 steers.. ..1069
W.-Wyo,
I feeders.
1 cow....
1 cow....
1 cow....
721
m
699
H.
23 feeders.. 1052
O.
18 steers... .1236
1 60
4 40
1 60
8 45
Maycock Wyo.
4 20 1 steers..
3 20 ( cows...
4 20
8. Booler Wyo.
4 60
W. Pike Wyo.
5 15
. 822
. 850
.1030
. 920
620
951
6 cows. . .
1 cow....
8 cows...
1 cow....
3 cows..
F A. Williams Colo.
,iono
.1080
.. 865
.1080
.. Via
2 90
2 90
2 90
3 36
a 50
2 cowl.,
1 cow..
1 cow.,
lcalf..
4 cows.
.1200
. 730
.1070
. 110
2 60
1 16
1 10
2 50
4 75
4 70
4 40
1 76
1 40
2 75
2 60
I 20
2 M
1 90
1 86
6 00
2 CO
?!irket 1"6'100 lower; native lambs, 13.464
6 60; western lambs. 8S.7t)ro.OO; native weth
ers, !3.4tta4.26: western wethera 1.1 on.
f,.ed w.y,: WOlX&a.W; Taxes clipped year
lings. 13.2&434.0O: Texan etnn4 ti .
63.26; stockers and feeders. 12.40fla.96.
St. Loots Lire Stock Market.
J?Ti M518, Au'- -Cl-Recelpt. ,.
500, Including 4,800 Texans; market about
steady; native ahlnnlna- and nnn a..a
16.0viratj.00; dressed beef and butcher steers'.
34.MKa'7.26: steers under 1 Ann nmmrfe nit
tro-OO; .stockers and feeders, .33tg 90; cows
. e4.iowt.ou; canners, 8l.76V3.76:
bulls. 12.6.2400: calves. lnnikH(7an- f-.l
HOOS Recelnts. 9 000' .... .
pigs and lights. M.26fl.70: narkea la iJsi
o; butchers, 39,7v4i.9i. .
SHEEP AND LAMHS-RiimIsi. 1 ton.
market steady; native muttons. tJWi.J.,;
lambs, 13.7Mi6.75: culls anri kiml,, ti t.ii
4.00; stockers. ll.6ftS3.o0; Texans, ll'loi&ltu '
Kew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Ana iAnir.irvwno
celpts, 1,361; steer 10c lower, except for ton
grades; bulla and cows steady, except me-limtc,0-W8V,h.ad9
Jowr: n nd statts,
t5.006.2o: bullS. t3.006i4.40l enwa 19 i.L
4.40; extra, 14.75g6.40; cables steady; calves.
iiw..r. . r j . r "na outtermiiks
about steady: closed trifla .w. .... .
15.O0(i.60; grassera and buttermilks, 83.7M9
4.60; no westerns.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 11,628;
sheep In better demand; good sheep strong ;
lsmbs firm to 15 cento higher: soma sal";
S Jfont" hMlh.er: "P. 2O0i.6O; choice.
HOOS Recelnta. i !Mi m . pi... ea . -
wearernfmln"4 ,UU
verv heavy run of
Monday, and owing
sd vices from otner
HOOS There was
hoas here today for
to rather unfavorable
points packers started
market., tney oia r
.niifl aur-eewn however.
u.. .ni.4 earlv at nrlcea ranains weak to
6c lower, the market kept getting better as
the morning aavancea, nu ciu
steady mlth Saturday. Trading was fairly
oxtiva ,innt on the start, so that every-
hlna- wan dinnnsea or in gooa seasun. run
....... .. . , - . u
huiic or an ine saies wem siuiu
Slows City LIto Stock Market. '
Rlrtirv nif-r t. .. , .. ...
. r a , nu., lo.- tDcmcisu leie
, CArrijB Roooipt., J.0O0 head;
!d out to pound the I stockers steady and killers weak: beeves'
not meet with very t6VT5&7.60; cows, bulls and mixed, 12.60W
Wl LorJi!!J Bt.Tieir -S; yearling, and
HOGS-Receint. 4,400 head: lOo lower
selling at 16.S5a.66; bulk. 14. 406.46. '
Stock 1st Sight.
to The followlnsr table show. ih.
16.70. the satfie as on Saturday, and as high cattle, hogs and sheep at the flv principal
-n i D.nnuntat v aalea! I marltsls rn, A i , v. . -. , o . K
as so. IIM vtn iisim
At. Pr.
844
9U7
4b0
1 stag
1 stsg
1 bull....
1 bull
t heifers.
23 feeder
20 rows....
1 heifer..
1 heifer.... 630
1 heifer.... 6M
3 cows 970
1 cows 145
12 cows 941
1 cow 1120
16 cows 9.(9
29 feeders.. 6"9
18 feeders.. 831
1 feeders.. 1140
20 feeders.. 1115
19 feeders.. 676
17 feeders.
6 feeders.
30 feeders.
1 feeder..
17 feeders.
1 bull
I heifer...
1 feeder..
1 feeder..
2 feeders.
21 feeders.. 1012
3 steers.. ..1090
1 steer 'i)
1 steer 1020
1 steer luu
10 feeders.. 8.6
10 heifers... 6.(3
I heifers... 6M
1 bull 13. I
18 feeders.. 929
14 feeders
1 feeder.,
t calves..
calves..
1 bull
NEBRASKA.
.1010 1 00
. 710 I 16
.1460 1 65
.1350 1 26
772 1 00
9o6
932
792
70
865
8k)
370
720
560
750
..1062
. 9;o
. 232
. 146
.1330
4 10
1 20
2 90
2 60
2 60
1 15
2 85
2 90
3 90
1 26
1 75
1 86
1 76
4 60
1 60
4 10
4 10
4 40
8 25
1 60
1 26
2 00
1 26
1 00
1 25
4 90
6 15
6 15
4 60
4 15
1 85
1 90
2 90
1 26
4 35
4 60
4 00
1 25
6 26
2 60
1060
1340
1130
820
763
478
988
41
8 cows 907
15 cows 949
4 feeders.. 457
2 feeders.. 40
1 bull....
1 bull....
1 bull....
1 stag....
6 steers.,
i cots a...
6 cows...
13 feeders
71 feeders.. 1162
1 calf 310
8 feeder.. 910
1 cow 830
9 cows 1092
23 cows 91
1 cow 126i
6 cows 1 IS
t cows 930
17 heifers... 612
4 heifers... 640
1 heifer 610
7 heifers... 675
1 bull.
19 heifers.
1 cow....
2 cows...
13 cows...
1 cow....
1 cow....
8 cows...
8 cows...
6 cows. ..
2 heifers.
2 heifers.
2 heifers.
22 cows...
1 cows 970
1 cow 1020
cows 941
1 cow 850
1 cow IOiiO
2 heifers... 760
1310
733
940
950
893
670
650
)
953
963
660
70
6X5
867
21 feeders.. 1103
25 feeders.. 11 10
1 feeder... 920
24 feeders.. 11
24 feeders.. 147
14 feeders.. 839
1 feeders.. SJ
1 feeders.. 1270
1 feetler... li40
t feeder... 860
1 feeders.. 775
1 feeder... 1190
I cows 1070
69 steers.. ..1150
SOUTH DAKOTA.
81 feeder.. 675
12 cows 646
1 feeder... 660
1 feeder.. b0
1 feeder. ..1170
9 feeders. !'
1 heifer.... 630
21 cows 760
1.
It cows 1048
4 85 25 feeders.. 1100
4 Hi 1 feeder... 9il0
4 tt) 9 feeders.. 112
4 35 6 feeders.. 1U.'6
4 85 14 feeders,. 970
1 16 4 cows 1140
160 1 feeder. ,.1I20
190 17 feeders. .HsJl
4 26 12 feeders.. 836
1 60 4 feeders.. 8u
1 60 4 feeders. .1177
4 26 1 feeders.. 1020
1 26 1 cows 9x6
4 60 12 cows 1038
COLORADO.
I NO It cows 870
1 90 1 cow 640
V YOMINIJ.
46 str. Tex. 1066
19 str. Tsx.luoi 4 76
1 bslfsr.... inl U
1 25 4 cows
I 26 10 cows 81
4 36 4 cows 91
4 th 1 COWS 71
1 00 110 cows 959
1 10
M 8utton-Neb.
I 66
T. Bell Neb.
4 75 60 str. Tex. 1061
13 str. Tex. 1041
1 hsifsr.... tuv
2 25
2 65
4 00
1 00
2 65
1 15
2 75
3 30
3 00
1 10
2 60
1 65
4 65
2 25
1 50
1 (0
2 96
1 26
4 25
1 70
2 75
1 00
2 25
2 25
2 90
1 26
2 95
2 50
2 95
2 95
2 50
2 50
1 00
2 90
2 90
2 95
2 50
2 90
2 U0
2 65
1 00
1 60
2 60
4 50
2 90
t 25
4 00
4 60
4 60
4 50
3 90
1 60
4 35
3 6
1 60
4 26
4 25
3 00
1 30
2 60
2 90
2 70
1 26
4 00
1 76
1 at
4 76
4 76
I M
No.
44
48
64
47
104
67
It
40
44......
43
48
T7
9
B7"."!
44
40
44
64
61
61
71
41
II
40
41
69
73....
T8..
44....
62....
71....
67....
71....
74....
tl....
II....
Tl....
71....
44.,.,
II....
41....
47....
Tl....
46....
64....
67....
41....
..141
..111
,.t4
..16!
..171
..141
..144
..19
..174
..mi
..247
..141
..140
..244
..161
. .10
,.234
..181
..141
..121
..168
..131
..23
,.2
,.161
..281
,.171
...171
...167
...141
...137
...111
...111
...144
...171
...244
...11
...954
...M4
...141
...124
...111
...111
...mi
...134
...161
...146
...tl'4
...14T
...161
...int
...tot
...127
AT, Sh. Pr.
to
140
80
40
wo
40
140
40
40
80
180
80
'io
110
80
140
'to
80
140
10
120
100
m
140
40
120
900
110
80
-40
100
140
40
40
4 67
4 40
4 40
4 1V4
4 62V4
4 42V
4 44
4 46
4 48
4 to
4 It
4 46
4 16
4 44
4 44
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 44
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 46
4 44 -4
46
4 46
4 44
4 44
4 46
4 46
I 4ft
4 44
4 44
4 4714
4 7t
4 47l
4 47
4 47
4 471
4 4?4
4 47 " 4
4 471
4 17V,
4 47H
4 471.4
4 47V
4 47V4
4 47 V
Representative sales:
Mo. at. Sh. rr.
TV.. .,...147 110 4crv
71 lot Jo
..114 so
..107 140
..131 110
..184 1M
..134 40
..141 M
.22T
61
44...
77...
41...
71...
...
74...
40 161
II.
61..
tt..
tl..
tl..
70..
44..
67..
76..
44..
41..
44..
81..
Tl.
141
177
170
141
141
160
130
170
lit
Ill
134
171
.mt
.226
140
140
'to
80
40
140
80
900
'to
40
40
44 261 80
IS...
41...
44...
44...
64...
17...
74...
41...
71...
II...
71...
41...
71.
40.
...171
.....260
224
....107
.....141
.....131
....67
lit
....Ml
....171
....141
171
.116
.141
(13 141
61..
71.
41...
44...
41...
41...
41...
74....
74...,
44...
87...,
81...,
Tt...,
44... 1
..234
,...210
...141
...161
...161
...121
...161
...130
...141
...lit
...117
...121
...III
40
144
80
'io
144
120
140
110
110
40
40
900
120
1M
4 47Vk
4 47V,
4 47 V,
4 41V, .
4 47V4
4 47 V,
4 47 V,
4 47 V4
I 47 V,
4 47V,
4 47 V,
4 47 V,
4 47Vi
4 47V,
4 47V9
4 TO
4 74
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 70
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 T
4 TO
I TO
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
4 74
4 74
4 T
4 TO
4 70
4 70
4 7t
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 TO
4 70
4 Tt
4 To
4 TO
4 TlWj
4 TtV,
4 Tt .
4 T '
4 nvi
markets tor August 18:
Cat!
Omaha ok'
Chicago 24,000
Kansas city 15,700
St. Louis 6.500
BU Joseph ,88
Total
Hogs. Sheep.
7.166 ..j, 14,016
11,000 36,000
4.260 t,4i0
2,000 . 1,500
2.410 1.768
..67.062 47.026 0,761
Sopply of Grain.
Visible
NEW YORK. Alter IS TK ..Ikt.
Ply of grain Saturday, immi i ..
plied by the New York produce exchange,
I was as follows:
Wheat. 20.264.000 htlahale t.... aoa
000 bushels. ' ""'
Corn. 5.848.0m buahal.
bushels.
Oats. 1.433.000 hlasMeta
bushels.
Rye. 107.000 bushels' lni.ruu iaaaa s....
. - - - , - - w v,wv uuin.
Barley.
bushels.
decrease 711,000
d acre ana 214.000
101,000 bushel, Increase 102,000
SHEEP-There wa a big run of aheep
here today, and other markets were also
well supplied, so that the tendency was to
iji.uiiu iirura wnerever possible. As a gen
erai tning tne sheep market was Just
about a dime lower than th close of last
week, though some of the handywelght
yearlings did not sell quite that much
lower. As high as 14.00 wss paid for year,
lings, and some handywelght sheep also
Bl 1 1 'I U H I IUU BUVBIllSgS,
The lamb market wa active and a llttl
higher owing to the fact that all th pack
ers wanted some and there were hardly
enough to go around, although there were
more on sale than for some time past. As
high as 16.00 was paid, which looked quite
a little higher than the price paid last
week.
The feeder market wa a llttl easier
owing 10 tne uoerai receipt and the favor-
sdis prospect ior still more in
future.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
enoice yearlings, sj.'Mst.ru; isir to good
13.504i3.75; good to choice wethers, 13.363 60:
fair to good wethers, 13 1&0J36; choice
ewes. 13.004(3.25: fair to goodS ewes. H 7Kt
1.00; good to choice spring lambs, 17614 00;
tair tu a niis lainuv, aj.vruD. ,a; leeoer
wethers, t2.75ft3.26; feeder yearlings. U.Oxa
s.su; ieeur minus, aa.outu.iu; leeaer ewes,
el.60iui.40. rvepivBciuuMvai pales
Bngne Market.
NEW TORK. Ausr. 18. Jnniot.
steady: fair refinlner. fun' r.nirif,...r A
test, 3Hc; molasses sugar, ittc
INtSVV ORLEANS. Ausr. 18. flu.
open kettle, 2iSl-l6c; open kettle cen!
Itrtfugal. iVMHc; centrifugal, leau"! ceSl
trtfugal yellow. Svuann.iiS. .ZzZTJt.' iZL
2140. Molasses dull; centrifugal, tStjito.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. Ausr 18 ni)V A-vnat
Demand of about recent average for- cot
ton good on home account Bom business
reported done for China. No quotable
change in price. Print cloth quiet and
unchanged. Cotton good In fair demand
Eltrln Batter Market.
ELGIN. Aug. 11-BUrrP.R-V.it. ...
offered for sale on the board of trad. tn.
day. The official market was mai.
at 20 cent. The output was 640.000 nourui
' GaJvestoa Wheat Marksl
GALVESTON. Ausr. 11 rv-vT-TV-ixr
Quiet; 17-ltc.
Cincinnati Whisky.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1!. Wnlakv 4la(in.
srs' finished good, stesdy on baai of 11.11
THE REALTY RECORD.
No. At. Pr.
152 Wyoming ewes 99 11 90
b-47 Wyoming wether 106 1 40
12 ewes and bucks , 104 1 76
1 Idaho ewe 90 1 00
6 Idaho ewes 108 1 00
Idaho ewes lul 1 Ou
1 western ewes 70 1 25
857 Wyoming feeder wethers 98 1 26
62 Idaho ewes 116 1 30
3 Idaho yearlings 100 1 80
7 Idaho yearlings... 100 I 00
106 Idaho yearlings 106 160
i Idaho wethers 142 1 to
255 Idaho yearlings 107 1 70
73 Utah sheep aud yearlings.... 89 1 75
1 liluho yearling 90 4 00
69 Idaho yearlings 104 4 00
26 Idaho cull lambs 67 4 00
154 cull lambs 60 4 16
111 Idaho lamb 66 f 60
3cJ Utah lambs (7 f 50
23 Idaho lamb...... 63 t 60
47 Idaho lambs 66 f 60
610 Idaho lambs 65 I 86
1 Idaho lamb 80 t 00
711 Idaho lambs 64 6 00
318 Idaho ewes 98 1 66
20 Idaho cull ewes 8a 1 26
11 Idaho cull swes lliO 1 00
67 Idaho ewes 98 100
418 Idaho yearlings l'J 1 66
10 Idaho yesrllngs.... 77 4 00
384 Idaho yesrllngs 87 4 00
97 cull lambs 74 4 26
279 Idaho lambs. ., 69 f 70
16 western ewes 94 300
123 western wethers 92 1 60
St. Joseph LIto Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. 18. Cattle R.
celpts, i.t&i; wsak to luo lower; natives,
t45tj36: cows and heifers. 81.6ikcM.uO:
veals. 83.GG66 50: bulls and stsgs. Uia U0:
stockers and feeders, t30vu5.7i.
HOUtaV-KoceiDta. 2.410: steady to shads I
lower; light svtvd light mixed, 14.70ta4i.87"; I
Item filed In th register of deed's and
county clerk's offices on August II:
Warranty Deeds.
th near I Arthur Pott to Fsnnl Potts, lot U,
diock a, nuin s d. 1 aaa g 1
Margaret Mahar and husband to Ed
win r oiey, ev or w to feet of n It
feet lot If and of w 70 feat lot
16. block 10. E. V. Smith' add LIoA
W. L. Beebe to Andrew Anderson, lot
Int 16. block 7. C. E. Mayna'a First
add to Valley M
Henry I-ersen and wife to Chris
Hwanson. lot 22. 1 block 1. Cataloa
Place l.xEn
Belknap Savings bank to W. A.
Plummer. lot t. block L RalDB Place 1
A. J. Ponahoo et al to A. E. Dona-
hoo. nv, of sVi 36. w 20.44 acres and
w lMa, seres of UV6 acre of
liH. sw 36-16-10 1
Same to F. M. Don a hoo. sH of sU 16
and 15 acres of nU. sw It-lt-lo.. 1
A. E. Donahoo to asm, 11 aoree.
nwtt. nwA. sw 16-16-10 t
Msry Hirst and husband to Adolph
Moskovlts. lot I, block 1S2V, Omaha 1.000
John Ounderaon and wife to J. C.
Havemeyer, lot 11, block 468. Grand-
view 1ft
Edwin Nolajn to A. H. Ruslsnd, wU
lot 7. block M. Lowe's add 11 80
Mary Atkinson to J. C. Christie, lot
19. block 84. Albright's Choice S90
Lena Ntelson and husband to Fred
erick K re lie. n 26 feet cf 76 feet of
wV. lot 14. block 16. ImDroTod As
sociation add 628
Masgl J. C. Slutter and husbsnd to
Michael Sulley, 86 feet lot It and
e 36 feet of n It feet lot 11. block
10. E. V. Smith's add line.
Samuel Woodman and wife to Jatjne
O'Farren. e 40 reet of w 120 feet, lot
7, Maloney s add 709
4alt Claim Deeds.
Aetna Trust Co. to Samuel Forgy.
lot 1, block 111, Florence 1
J. J. King and wife to E. J. DeBell.
14 foot strip adjoining lot t. block
dV4. Omaha
Spencer Otis to Almlra C. Millard,
nv lot it, diock x. Dei voder add....
Deed.
Sheriff to Byron Reed Co., H UH.
n wSj. swa, o-ie-io ......................
Spencer Oils, guardian, to Almlra C.
Miuara. n 101 is. Bloc a, Hair.
otr aaa
1.CC3
1
2.000
Total amount of transfer.
2M
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