THE OMATIA DAILY BEEl SATURDAY. AUOU8T 27, 100.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Open We, hut Buying Quickly
Tarsi Declines to Adysncti.
4ssssssa.est
GAINS OF tC T01 3-8C ON ALL FUTURES
. . i Also nalllr Iron Weak 0r
'ns Oata glead)t anadlan Cro
Report Dhow DlMiir--Com.
snerelal Gossip.
OMAHA, Aug. 26 Wheat market tf th
world opened with a decidedly wmli tone
and erratlq. This did not Inst long and
during th greater part of the day th
movmfrt Wss In the direction of higher
figures The bulla were the most confident
of their position and took the markets iy
from the bear. The Morten of rust cnntln
lied unabated and the Canadlnn authorities
admitted a serious los In the Manitoba, and
Ontario crops. Railroad officials and the
Modern Miller seem to be atwiut the only
friend of the bear element and these pre.
dirt continuously and emphatically about
n many bushels s ever, with admitted de
terioration In quality. While the recovery
from the weak opening waa attended with
conaldernble firmness there was none of the
wild excitement of a week ago and despite
persistent advtce to acquire wheat the buy
lug was not urgent enough to bring about
rrore than n point recovery In Beptemlier
ond December futures with IVic on the May
future, This delivery ts a prime favorite
with the speculative element because of the
ndmltted danger of making too free with
the nearby deliveries. The low point In
Chicago on September was $1.02H, or IV40.
off; December $104 and May tl . or 1WC
lower. These declines were recovered and
the additional adviince mentioned aboo
wert scored before the noon hour.
Omaha Cash Sales One car rejected
wheat, 7tV; 1 car No. S com, 4He; 1 car
No. 1 hard wheat, BT lha., 6c; 1 car corn,
No. 3 yellow, 40c; 2 cars No. 3 white oats,
10 to 111 lbs , 81o.
One oar No. I yellow corn, 48c.
Omaha Orsln Inspection In: 6 ear No.
S hard wheat, cars No. t corn, O cam No.
8 corn, 1 car No. 4 corn, S cars no grade
corn, 2 cars No. I yellow corn, 1 car No. I
white corn, 4 cars No. 2 white oats, 2 cars
No. I white oats, 1 car No. I rye, 1 car No.
4 barley. Total, El car.
Omaha Grain annotation.
The following opening, high, low and
closing today and Thursday on futures on
the Omaha Grain Exchange:
Corn
-Cloae-
Bept,
Dec.
Open. High. Low Today. Tburs.
... 47ViB 478 47SB 47HB 4SB
... 47 A 47 A 46A 47 A 47V.B
Cash Grala Market
Omaha.
1.00
(HI . '
10 0 H
No. 2 hard wheat....
No. 2 hard wheat
No. 4 hard wheat....
No. red wheat
No. red wheat
No. 2 spring wheat..
No. t spring wheat..
No grade wheat
No, 2 corn
No. I corn...,
No. 4 corn
No grade corn
No. 2 yellow corn...
No. I yellow corn...
No. 2 white corn....
No. 8 white corn....
No. 2 mixed oats....
No. 3 mixed onta....
No. 4 mixed oats....
No. 3 white oats....
No. 3 white oats....
No. 4 white oats...-.
Standard oata
Argentine
Chicago.
This week
Last week
Last year
1.00
7
49
4S4
47
S
49tt
49
49
44
82
31
so
33
1 ' - so
32V4
Shipments.
Wheat.
....1,612.000
....l,0R4,0n0
6W.0OO
1.01 lo
Los''tsi'.i6
1.05 (frl.08
1.15 (&1.20
1.06 Ol ia
64 p i
644
53 544
60 & 53
M 554
66 0 664
M r
63& 54V4
SI 81i
WWit 31
Miiir"3
33 S 83
S31' 33
Corn.
4,192,000
1,744.000
4.011,000
Car iMt
Receipts.
Wheat- Corn.
Chlraro .. 104 804
Minneapolis 14
Duluth J 2 ... ...
KinaagClty .. 245 S 13
Omaha- 7 6
Grala Hawks Elearernara),
Closing price of grain today and Thurs
day at tn markets named were aa follows:
CHICAGO.
Today. Thursday.
l.OBJs 1.04
Oats.
234
Wheat
September December .
May
Corn
September
December .
May
Oats
September
May
Wheat
September December ..
Corn
September
December
Wheat
September December
Corn-September
Dwemuer
Wheat-
September
December .
Wheat
September December
Wheat
Sent ember
December
Corn
September
KANSAS CITY.
1.07W
48A
82s
83'4)
S&A
ST. ixuia
96.
s
48
464
MINNEAPOLIS.
.1.07i
.1.09
. 83
DULUTH.
..1.09
..1.08
NEW TOBK.
.1.11
.1.07
1.104
1.10V4
89
1.06
1.07tJ
6
bi
49
82H
83
HVa
48H
46W
1.08H
1.071,
3
4
l.f4
1.07H
l.OrH,
1.06S
1.09
1.064
58
Comaaerelal Gasala.
Modern Miller Winter wheat leading is
progressing steadily under favorable con
dition. Date rains hava put the ground
In ftn4) haps for receiving and starting the
crop. Millers In the short crop sections 6f
the Ohio valley are already drawing up
pllea from the accumulative centers. Texas
will Increase acreage.
BroomhHl! says: "Disappointment In ac
tion of American markets yesterday caused
quiet opening; prices Sd lower. Further
loea of vd occurred In December, but later
both months advanced to d over opening
on good speculative buying caused by the
sensationally small estimates on Manitoba
and American spring wheat crops, a strong
undertone developing.
Corn 1'nexpectedly large Argentine ship
ments and pressure of Argentine parcels on
market caused weak opening prices; d
lower for September and Id for December.
Later months lost d additional.
The August report Just Issued by the
Canadian Department of Agriculture shows
immense falling off In estimated yield of
fall wheat in Ontario. The yield Is esti
mated at 9.827.700 bushels, compared, with
17,343.78 bushels last year. This la the
smallest yield of any year on rec
ord and tha final figures will be more
. disappointing than above Indicatea. The
r Jlaunn flv Is ammlaned aa the chief catian
of reduced yield and the severe winter Is
given aa secondary cause. A decrease of
over 5Ou0,000 bti. Is given In oats and 871.000
bu. In rye. Altogether the yield has been
one of. the most disastrous tor the farmer
In the history of Ontario.
Flaaaetal Goes!.
Rumored hitch In Lead deal.
Hardening tendency of money In London.
Banks lost to subtreaaurjr sine Friday
tao.oou,
President Lowry of 800 ays outlook very
favorable.
American stocks In London steady gt
about purity.
No truth In express company consolida
tion rumor.
No truth In rumors of purchase of Clover
Leaf fur control.
Car rompanles report heavy contraction
In demand for cars.
Southern railway earnings third week of
August, Increased 83.964.
Peonkvivanla and Baltimore, tc Ohio la
good dsmand In loan orowa.
Londeti and Amsterdam still bullish en
Missouri, Kansas at Texas.
Seventeen roads i.'nr third week In August
how grons Increase in earnings, of 4.46 per
cent
Wetaern rail orders of Larkawanna
Steel" reported equal to 100.400 tons so far
this year.
t'nusiially large outward currency move
ment for crops expected, as trrasjty csn
uot help l eoutti with deposit. this
)r.
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2 WHBAT-Spot,
nominal; futures, quiet; September, 7sl;
ler.emter 7s 4d.
CORN Spot, firm; Amerlran mixed, 8s 3d.
Futurea. quiet; September, 48d; Decem
ber, 4s7S,1
Philadelphia Prodar Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 98. BUTTER
Flint, extra wtern creamery. lc.
.iiG8 Steady ; western firsts. lSiSrS'g. at
mirk
CHKESE Quiet but firm. 8j0.
Palath Grala Market.
PI LITH, Aug 2, WHEAT To arrive.
t. 4 liurtbern, U .14; No. Lyrlhern, H-l.
on trick. No. 1 borthem, 11.14; No. 1 north
ern, l in; new, to arrive. No. 1 northern.
II U; No. 3 northern, It r; September, 11.11;
Derniber, 81 May, 11.11.
OAl'S On trai k. 33Vro; to arrive, Z2c.
CHICAGO ORAI AD PROVIIUS
Featarea af the Trading: aad Closing
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2f The course of wheflt
Srlees today was like the path of a rud
eness ship. Veering on slight Impulse,
the market finished I VTi - tetter than
the previous close. Torn tluiebad tip 'c up
to a shade off. Oats sre down c. I'rovl
slona show a loss of 2Vjc.
Wheat wss extremely nervous throughout
the s-selon. September started 'ifilc
down at 81 1 'IV" I 'll 1,. Iecemler wns 'a c
lower at lmtilov. The weakness whs
sttrihuted largely to nonappearance of
froeta In the northwest and to heavy Ai-
rrentlne shipments. Later several of the
eadlng bulls were reported to have come
to the support of the market and In a few
minutes September wheat had advanced
lc to 1 iti and Deremler 2o to 81 '"iH
Henewed taking of profits resulted In a
sudden decline. Soon Septemler was bark
to 1 o4, with December down to ll.iV
At these prices another bull wave overtook
the. market and the best prices of the clay
were recorded. The strength attending this
reaction lusted until the close, floral huoIm
tlons being at the top. II 05: for September
and 1107 for December liradstreet's ex
ports since July 1 show a decline of 3. 7;'.X)
bu., as compared with a similar period loat
year. Clearances of wheat and flour were
eijuil to 63,9i0 bu. Primary receipts were
I4.i(l bu., against 7fW.nO bu. Ii.et week and
818.10) bu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Dtilutli
and Chicago reported receipts of 301 cars,
against 1W last week snd 4M a year ago.
Corn opened fractionally under the prevl
Otia close, chiefly because of the weakness
of cables. September started unchanged to
He iff at 624'aMc: December was down lt
Vi'n So at 51 'T' 61 He.
Liiiulilation by southwest holders soon
brought about a further decline to 4! and
6o. There were many who appeared to
believe that pronaniy trie corn crop naa
been overestimated, and these seised the
opportunity to take on long lines nt the
decline. This started prices back toward
the opening figures and with the Improve
ment shorts hastened to cover Mtelr sale.
Then the wheat upturn added Its Influence
and the advsnce continued until Septem
ber corn touched B.'ifcc and December 8210.
The close was firm at W4 and 6H. the re
ceslon from top figures resulting from
profit-taking sales. Local receipts were 304
cars.
(Juts In a genersl wsy followed the course
of the corn market, although trndlng was
without dlMlngulshlng features and price
changes were within a very narrow ruiiKu.
Commission houses had oats for sale, but
declines from such selling were taken ad
vantage of by the shorts and a steady
feeling prevailed. September starting Hfl'e
lower at 32b:3'-'c, dipped, rallied to
and closed at 82-V1. December opened un
changed to o lower at 834f!33i', sold be
tween 83 and 83jfie, closing nt S3:c
Local receipts were 234 cars.
In provisions trading was mostly In the
way of changing from September to later
deliveries by outsiders. Ixvcal traders were
chiefly on the selling side. KlnaLquotatlnns
showed a loss of 2&6c In September pork
at 311.57. Irfird was of 2e at ti.;'i.9J.
Klbs are down 2c at 37.32.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
103 cars: corn, 369 cars; oata, 278 cars; hogs,
1,000 head. -
The leading futurea ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. 1 High.l Low. I Close. Tes'y
JtT IS:
Wheat
a Sept.
b Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Oati
Sept
1 ec
May
Pork
Sept Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
Ribs
SepV
Oct.
Jan.
1 06
1 03
1 fM
1 07
82&3,
51441
4V(I
I
I
1 07)
1 0S
1 07141
1 09
53sf
52
50
1 OR (
1 02!
1 04
1 0fi4l
1 05
1 0.:
1 7
1 09 I
1 01
1 05i
1 05
1 07
52 I 53l 53
5041 51 61 4HT4
49 1 494; 49 a 50
92fi! 324
36j4l 30:
11 AS
11 70
12 75
3
7 02
T07
T7
7 47V4,
7
82
83
36
I
11 11 80
11 72 11 55
12 75 12 87
97 6 87
7 02 97
7 07 7 00
7 87 7 80
7 47 7 40
77 6 67
32 'S?
8V 3
S54.35j'3t
11 57V4I 11 0
11 ti6 11 67
12 70 I 13 87
I
90
6 97
7 02
92
7 02
7 07
7 32 7 36
7 42 7 47
70 I 75
No. 1 a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
' FLOVR Market steady; winter patents,
8i.00.90; straights. K4 .80; spring pat
ents. 85.00ffio.S0: straights. 34.3iX35.10; baksrs,
3.K53.80.
WHEAT No. 1 aprlng, tl.12frl.16; No. 3,
tl.02fil.10; No. 2 red, 11.06(91.07.
UJHM-ivo. z. 06w; o. yeuow. oic.
OATS No. 2. 31i&31o; No. 2 white, 34
ffi35c: No. I white. S3Tf34c.
RVE-No. 2. 7171e.
BARLEY Good feeding. 408'42c; fair to
choice malting, 49ft&2c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.18: No. 1 north
western, 81.25; prime timothy, 12.85; clover,
contract grmle. 113.50.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., Ill.fiO
jril.65. Lard, per 100 lbs., 8i 8i1i.90. Short
ribs aides (loose). 17.257.37. Short clear
aides tboxedj. 8.25g8.&0.
Shipments of flour and grain were as
follows: ReceTpla.Shlpments.
Flour, bbls 9.X 10.010
Wheat, bu BO.oiiO 37.9i0
Corn, bu 281.109 2M.4-KI
Oats, bu 842. 4o0 lUti.SoO
Rve. bu 10,rt l.
Barley, bu. 38.500 4,(I0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm creameries, 1418Vtc;
dairies, 12JHc. Egxa, steady, at mark,
cases Included, 13(jjllc. Cheese, steady;
8a so.
St. IOnls Grala aad Provisions.
BT. LOV1S, Aug. 28 WHEAT Higher on
damage riporta f-rom northwest: No. 2 red
cash elevator, 11.07; track, ILlOHWim,;
No. 1 hard. 1.07fgl.l0; September, 11.074;
December, 11.09.
CORN Lower; No. S cash. 624c; track,
J3tl3c; December, 48c: May, 4Sc.
OATS Lower; No. 3 cash, 33c; track. 33
34c: December. 33c; May, 354c; No., 2
white, 85(fiMic.
FIXUR Steady; red wrnter patents. 15.40
6.60; extra fancy and straight, I5.KK&5.35;
clear. 84.4fxff4.70.
SEED Timothy gteady. 82.8o3.00.
CORNMEAl-Steady, 12.75
BRAN Slow and easy; sacked east track,
HAY-Flrm; timothy, I8.OOS12.00; prairie,
86 .0W8.M.
IRON COTTON TIES-96c.
B AGGI N(.e71t?4C
HKMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork lower; jobbing,
111 77V4 Lard, lower; prime steam, t.42.
Baron' steady and unchanged; boxed extra
shorts. tS.5o; clear ribs. 88.12; short clear,
''porLTRY Unchanged:" chickens. 10c;
springs, 13c; turkeys, 14c; ducks, 7c;
geese, 5o. .
BL'TTER Quiet; creamery, 1419c;
dairy. lOA'lSc.
EGOS Stead v, 17c, case count
Receipts. Shipments.
. . 12 0"O Ih.ottp
io.ono m.ooo
4.',nio 40.000
31.000 is.ooo
Flour, bbls .
Wheat, bu .
Corn, bu ...
Oata, bu ....
Kansas tltr Grata Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 26. WHEAT
SUidv; September. 95c December, 9oV-;
Mav. 8(Hc. Cash: No. 2 sard. 99c5 .01; No
8. 6..OIPI1.00: No. 4. 8VSSfc; No. 3 red. 8I.O0
tl i; No. 8. tl.021H.08.
CORN-Iwer; September. 48c: Peoembee.
46c; May. 46c. Cash: No. 3 mixed. 49c;
No. t, 4c: No. 2 white, 50c; No. 3. KMc, J
OAT8-N0. 3 white, 86636c; No. 3 mixed,
WHAY-F1rm; choice timothy, I8.504f9.00;
choice prairie. 37.007.25.
RYE Steady, at 75c.
BOGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 3 whitewood cases Included. 17c;
case count. 15o; cases returned o lees.
HCTTER Creamery, H16c; dairy,
l',c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1W.H IM.ojo
Com. bu S1.2 14 .4-10
Oata, bu ll.ouo .&u0
Mllwnake Grain Market.
MILWACKEE. Aug 26. Wheat-Strong;
No. 1 northern. tl.lMTl.16: No 2 northern,
tiomtt'l '-; recember, tl 07tjl.07 asked.
RYB-l'Irm; No. 1, 74a7oc
HARLEY Finn; No. 2, 58c; sample,
t"ORN e lower; No. 3,
Uo bid. .
66c; December,
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 2. WH EAT Sep
tember, 9oc; Iiecember, 11.08; May, tl.11:
No. 1 hard, l 14: No. 1 northern, 1.12;
No. 1 northern. 11.10.
FLOCK- First patents. 6.or.y.)0; second
patents. 5.86ail00: Hral elf ar," 84 40(116";
se-ond clears I3.H5.
RRAN-Uulk. .0tfH25; shorts. tlD.Otvg)
I9 60.
Visible laaply af Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. K Secretary
Heater's statement of the worlds visible
supplv of cotton shows a total visible of
1.U13U6 bales, sgslnst ISC'. 83 bales laxt
week. Of this total 4i.1 6 Imls are Ameri
can, against 4K,J bales last week.
1 i
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Aug. M.-SBKPB Clover, cash.
T 46; Ktorer, 7 ; Iv.-einber. 7.f. Prime
alsike, ti sn; August. 17 84. i'fltua tlmoihy,
l.t; ik. Sileiubvr, tl.47.
NEW MR STOCKS AM BONDS !
Pvo&t Ttkiug Cadtfs a iit'sa ia Tiicei
BIG INCtUASt IN KAILWAY EARNINGS
Reports from Eighty Roads Ikon a
Set Gain for Month of Joly
of .Nearly Ten Per
Cnt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2U.-On fairly heavy
print taking today s stock maiket re
ceived sorneining 01 a check In Iim upward
couise. tnouiiih gains for the day were
numerous. 1 ue reaction was nio.t marked
in the group of standard stocks the not
aole exception being Amalgamated t upper
wind, tin, 1 HUvrnirnl to tue ntghesi i,,,int
01 the jiar. t omrnlMlon houses report. d
no improvement In buying and not a lew
traoeis iricuneu toward a curtailment of
their operations because of the promi
nence 111 the last lew days of a ell. pie
uone m turns nave been regarded with
some suspicion. . .
Crop comiitions also entered into the sit
uation, the commonly markets being aaaln
unsettled j here was still sme iear of
rrost In the corn belt. Fentures of strength
In the early trn.nng included United States
Bteel preferred, Heading, ConsolldH teil Gas
and .Mexican Central. On the other hand
pronounced weakness whs shown by Hal
tlmore A Ohio. Ht. Paul and I nlon Pacific.
Ht. Paul ulone making partial recovery
laler. '1 he strength of copper was coinci
dent with the punlicatlon ot trade reports,
"hnwing that the consumption of the raw
metal in France nnd Germany for the pres
ent year exceeds thnt of eiy yer since
IIM). The buying of Reading waa again
declared to he for Philadelphia account
while the advance in Hteel preferred. In
spite of more unfavorable trade conditions
suggested a drive against the short Inter
est In that stock. A further gain waa reg
istered by Missouri, Kansas Jt Texas pre
ferred on buying by foreign houses. The
Gould stocks as a group were Inactive,
thcigh pool manipulation In St. 1Ouls
Houtnwestern Were again apparent. Trad
ing became nnrrow In the afternoon, and
very dull. Prices manifested a tendency to
sag, though gains on the day were the
ruie in the more active Issues. The Trac
tions, while not very active, were firm at
marked advances, nnd Colorado Iron
Steel were relatively strong in sympathy
with 1'nlted Suites Steel. In the miscel
laneous list, Linseed common and pre
ferred and American Snuff made smart
gains. Aside from this the market was
featureless, closing about steady. Railroad
reports to hand Included that of Atchison
for July, showing a decrease In total in
come of over Irtio.OoO. This exhibit was In
marked contrast to the reports of some
four score other roads for the same period
which showed an average net lncrense of
9.57 per cent. Estimates UJffer as to the
week's loss of currency resulting from
the flow of crop money Into the Interior
and to gold exports, but conservative opin
ion places It at not less than 34.000.000.
Government bonds showed no change,
while railway bonds were regular. Total
salts par value were 12.6. 000.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Hales High. L,ow.e lose.
8H0
600
l.HuO
'm
200
0.100
8)
T0
1.000
1.800
1.200
7n0
1,300
. 1,000
. 500
.27,900
.lS.liOO
200
M... 200
..10,700
.. 3.B00
.. 6,900
.. 200
.. 2.100
.. 6.100
pfd
Atchison 12.1H0
do preferred 3oo
Baltimore & Ohio 8,700
do preferred
Canadian Pacific 2.4nO
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio 3,9i
Chicago i4 Alton 600
do preferred
Chicago n. V ; I.2110
C. A N. W 2.Si)0
C. M. & St. P 15.SH
do preferred In.
Chic. T. & Trans 100
do preferred 3 )
C. C, C. & St. L 2o0
Colo Southern
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Dela & Hudson ..
Dela., Lluck & W.
Denver & Rio G...
do preferred ....
Erie
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Hocking Volley ...
do preferred ....
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do preferred
K. C. Southern ...
do preferred ....
L. & N
Manhattan L
Meirop Securities
Metrop. St. Ry ...
Minn, tk St. L
M.. 8t. P. & 8. 8
do preferred .,
Mo. Pac
M.. K. & T
do preferred
N. R. R. of M..
New York Cent
Norfolk & West .
do preferred ...
Ontatlo & West
Pennsylvania
P., C. C. & St. L.
Reading
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
Rock Island Co. .
do preferred . . .
St. L. & 8. F.. 2d pfd. 2.8.K)
St. L. Southwest 21.600
do preferred
Southern Pacific ...
Southern Railway
do preferred
Texas A Pacific ...
T., St. L. A West .
do preferred
I'nlon Pacific
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wheel A Lake Erie
Wisconsin Cent
do preferred
Mexican Cent
Adams
American
I'nited States
Wells-Fa rgo 8
Amalgamated Cop
Am Car A Found ..
do preferred
Am Cotton OH
do preferred
Am Ice
do preferred
Am 'Linseed Oil
do preferred
Am Locomotive ....
do preferred
Am Smelt A Refng
do preferred
Am Sugar Refining
Anaconda Min Co...
Hrook Rapid Trans
Colo Fuel A Iron ..
Con Ohs, Ex Dlv ..
Corn Products
do preferred
Distillers' Seour ....
Oen Electric
Internal Paper
do preferred
Internat Pump
do preferred
National Lead
North American ...
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pressed Steel Car ..
do preferred
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
Tenn VaI & Iron ..
V. 8. Leather
do preferred
1". 8 Realty A Imp
I". 8. Rubber
do preferred
V. S. Steel
do preferred
West Electric
81
8O44
ii'7
167
3S
41
'is"
1S7S
ir.2
179
7
15
79
'4!H
ioH
lot?
'25
75
27
031
3f
77
84
Ml1
9K
trft
120
167
37
40
'u
184
151-fa
17!Ai
7
15
79
'ix
20 '4
164
'25"
75
26
63'.'
3?
73.
83
138V,, 137
.. 6.400
..i6,;too
.. 100
..18,600
'.. 00
..16.000
. 1.000
7.100
..21.100
..14.4iiO
4iki
..10.i0
.. 3i
.. 1.4O0
..19,0110
. . 200
. . "0
.. 1,9m)
.. 100
.. o0
.. 4,900
21
42
121
155
91
1-3
56
72
'97
49
87
122;
67
'32
U5
68 '
58
'75"
25
08
597,
22
4f,
57n
2!
91
31
27
43
100
95
10
38
16
18
42'i
12
21
41
120
165 '
89
12
65
72
"96
22
48
37
1214
86
'30
124
68
67
74
25
674
59
20
44 V
56
i8
94
n
27
42
99
94
19
38
16,
18
42
81
98 V,
86
91'
11
16
38
40
i
14
186
1524
180
74
15
79
16
4814
20 V4
164
270
24i
76
2614
i3
t9
77
84
137
il
41
-3'4
44
l:i
154
91
123S4
55
71
128
96
22'4
49
37
122
66
90
31
124
67
67
84
73
15
67
r.9
..29.0H0 !)i oh-s,
300 32 32
. 1,200
. 1.2IW
. ioo
. 2,2l
. 1
. S.''K)
. 310
. 1.7(10
. l.ino
. fi.7u0
. 3.400
. 1.8O0
. 100
'. 'oo
. v
. 100
. 100
. 1.600
41 o
. 2,700
. 200
. 6T0
. 3.100
. 100
. 200
! i,r
. "00
. loo
'. s.i'V)
. 7"0
. 100
. 2.8i')
. mo
. 200
. 7.3"0
.67 9i rt
. 100
20
14
35
0
90
64
107
131
8014
54
37
1904
13
'23
164
14
72
32
77
53
93
29
102
33
77
'7
.4
18
46
7
86
62
19'
7T.
12
6"
159
26
12
35
20
90
63
106
130
80
53
36
lik-,
13
'ji"
I'M
14
72
31
77
22
92
29
33
7
43
18
44
7
81;
51
19
75
12
59
159
Total sales for ih'e da'y: 481.200 shares.
-'i
44
56
1S
94
30
27
43
94
1
38
16
18
42
12
225
loci
1-
235
1ST,
78
32
81
64
20
13
36
20V4
89
63
106
130
78
53
36
195",
13
68
23
164
14
72
l
77
23
92
28
102
s:
76
216
7
43
18
704
44
7
86
61
18
75
12
69
1!.H
59
I.ondoa "took Market.
LONDON. Aug. 26.-Clclng:
Consols, mousy
do account ..
Anai'onda
Atchison
IIIHN. Y. lentrsl 123
U 1-14 Norfolk A W ".
,. 4 to pit ft
.. MS Onlsrio A W Hi1-!
. pi Pennsylvania 44
.. f'S Hand Mines ll)
. .1!HS heading
.. SS o 1"' P'11 44
.. I.st, do 14 pld 37Vi
so Rslloay
.. M4, do pM Mii
.. tR'4 8o Pacific MS
.. I'nlon Parl8c Uu
. . Ti do pld ft
.. 46s, I'. 8 ftesl 12S
.. 41 do pld !
..14! Wibuh 30
14 do Dfd
. . ii Spanish 4a
HII.VER Rnr. quiet
MONK 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 13-li.('i2 per cent; for
three months bills, 3 per cent.
An ntA
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
I he. A Hlilo
( hu aso Ot VV
, M. A gt. P....
ItetWers
V. R. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st p'd.
do Sd pld
Illinois Cen'ral ..
liuls. A Nash....
M .. K : T
. s4,
26d wr ounce.
1'orelis Ftnanrlal.
LONDON. Aug. 26 -With the approaching
month end money ass In Increasing de
mand. Prices on the Stock exchsiLgc were
Aim. Premier llalfours statement yesler
dav to the Chamber of Commerce delegation
lessening the fears 4f ciinplt( allous. l'he
goxt position of the llauk of Kugland in.
eoursijied buyers, though the milling carry
over restricted business. Consols Improved
on the monetary ouUouk, but closed below
the beet quntstlon nf the day. Heme rail
g-nersllv were rheerfil. Americans nr'hel
firm, advanced to above parity end closed
easier Japanese bonds had a hardening
but hes.ta'itig tendency pending the re
ceipts of definite news from Port Arthur.
Russians were steady. Imperial Japmtse
government 6s of 194 were quoted st
PAKiS. Aug. 26 Prices on the Pours io
diy were firm. Internationals. ixartleulB'ly
Russians, had an upward tendency. Rus
sian imperial 4s closed at 91.60. and Russian
bonds of 19"4 at 94 o. Private rat of dls
count was l1 Three per cent rent,, 9Sf
l.V. for the account.
FKm.IN. Aug 26 Trading nn the Rnurse
tidny g"ncr.ill was quiet. Americans were
Arm. Kxchange on Iximlon. :rn 46 pfgs.
for checks Discount rates, short Mils. vt
per cent; three months bills. 2 per cent.
Bl RIIESg OF A8HOCI ITED HARKS
Clearings of the Great Cornmerelal
Centert of Country.
t,MBW YORK- M 2 The following
taDle. ioiupi,ei by ..r.v siren, slioas tn
h'nik clearings at tne rrin"innl cities for
the week ended August 25. with the percent
llfi0!."""''"' ""''e.He an cuinoared
ltl the corresponding week last year:
CITIES.
Clearings.) Inc
Dec.
New fork ,
Clllcaen .
Pnstfin
Phlledelphla '.'.'.'.
St. Ixuijs
Plttfthiirg
Ran Francisco
Hnltlmore
Cincinnati
Kansas City
New Orleans
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Detroit
Louisville
Omaha
Milwaukee
Providence
Huffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
I. o Angeles
St. Joseph
Denver
t'olumt.us
Memphis
S attle
Richmond
Washington
Sa va n na h
A I ha n y
Portland, Ore
Fort Worth
Toledo ,
Salt Lake City
Peoria ,
Atlanta
Rochester
Mat I ford
Naxhvllle
Des Moines ,
Spokane, Wash
Tacoma
Grand Rapids
New Haven
Dayton ,
Norfolk ,
Springfield
Worceater
Portlnnd, Ms
Augusta, Ga
Topeka
Sioux City
Syracuse
Hvansvllle
Birmingham
Wilmington. Del
Knoxvllle
Davenport
Little Rork
Wlikesbarre ,
Fall River
Macon
Wheeling, W. Va
Wichita
Akron
Chattanooga
Sjirlngfleld, 111 ,
Kalamasoo, Mich...
Youngatown
Helena
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
New Bedford
Canton. Ohio
Jacksonville, Fla ...
Lowell
'Chester, Pa
Oreenshurg, Pa
Rockford, 111
rtinglMrmon
Springfield, Ohio ....
Hloomlngton, III
Qulncy, 111
Sioux Kalis. S. D....
Mansfield, Ohio ....
Decatur. 111....
Jacksonville, 111....
Fremont, Neb
JHouston
tGalveston
Charleston. S. C...
Cedar Kaplds
Totals, C. 8
Outside New Tork
..;tl,037,R43.7nr
154.275.462:
IO8.S8S.OM
91.0l7.8t 1
45,465.490,
36,120. 7671
27.107.Mi
18.S...45ft!
23.4OS.H50l
23.01 7. 2M I
ll.091.W2i
11.306,701 ,
14.3' '.746
9.4l.:'87'
10.O84,6i K)
6.756.0171
6.B78.475 .
6.891. 400.
6.6'4l. 4f2
6.f8,597i
5.363.84j
6.3VI,48l
4.2K3.76-XI
4.289.6331
3. 5t.4.6' M,
2.459,1-111
3.9:7.863
3.68.'.3i'8l
3.:tf0,r36
, 2,785,78.8;
3,133.281 i
3.147.506,
2.508 .V."
2.8,81, 3:18',
2.4M.477I
2,699.I97i,
1.873.8:5!
1.912.01.',
1. "42.939
2.192.539
1.669.112
1.9.. 2301
1.920,691,
1.768 p;t7
1.707 T7i
1.3'.'2..'04i
1.237.2541
1.192.0-271
1.08.).455
i.a6.36fl;.
9.11.201
804,8ii;t
1.035,857
922,891
1.145,369
1,172.!I07
970,682!
J. 072.121
611.642
587,942
757.0! 16
648,214
32', 608,
5f.9.096
1.039,782
487. 000
744.288
688. 91
681,156
424.111
607. 320 1
434,136
449,3131
Sn2,"6
; 461. 000'
685,4-251
. 346.137'
S07,184
- 04.2-29!
418.140
410.300'
456.684!
429.516;
r4.6.ys'
233.1031
173.647
. 286,0661
, A 1.086!
' 178.8071
n.687,0421
--727.0001
706,829
300.856 1
10.41.
3 5,.
"9.8;.
"7.V.
1.9 .
S 21.
13 4 .
9.61.
'35.6 .
8 51.
23 9
8.6i.
10.2!.
8.6;.
.8 .
6.1:.
I
I
1.7.
18.2 .
io'ih
11.11.
44.61.
31.4
12 2
"18.7
22.3
17
2 4
6 5
14.9
8.7
'is9
"3'6
:::::
73.9
23.9
" i i li
14 4
2 3
'ii'i
.3
6.1
.1
1.7
is
13 1
13.4
17.1
1.9
B.4
"2.9
'ij!5
ii'.
16. 3:
I
'ti.'o
"ii
'Hi
1 1
99.11.
7.4i.
43.9
"k'j
8.1
16. 6
19
9.7
18.7
'42:3
27.8
"i.i
2 8
48.7
"i.i
'zi'.i
.i
"i.i
29.1
84.8 .
10.8.
42.7,.
-LSI.
ii!i
U.4
131,751.147.930
I 713,604,2191
8.6 ,
1.4.
CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
fuebe-c.
Vancouver
Hamilton
London, Ont
St. John, N. B
Victoria, B. C
Totals. Canada ..
....I
3.0!..
6.8..
15.11..
12.3 ..
18,951.9231
13.711,2311
4,747.8011
2,159,&.ji
1,607,164
1,487,3831 1
1.59H,6fi9' 21.0
1.051 ,673i
788.0071
938,093.
666.122!
I
16.4!
19.71
9.0,.
7.0
4.1
7.4
$ 47.610.3VI! 5.8 ,
fNot Included In totals because contain
ing otlyr Items than clearings.
Not Included In totals because of ho
comparison for last year.
Xew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. MONEY On call,
easy at 7,8''al per cent; closing bid. per
cent: offered at 1 per cent: time1 loans,
slightly firmer; sixty days. 2 per cent;
nliietv days. 2V4 per cent; six months, 3V,
per cent; prime mercantile paper, 8!&4'i
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual business In bankers' bllis at 34.878.:B
4 8790 for demund and $4.8T2fHi.4.852i- for fix y
day bills; posted rates. 34.86 and $4.89; com
mercial bllU, 14 85.
SILVER Bar, 57c; Mexican dollars. 45Jc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
The following are the closing quotations
on stocks nnd bonds:
V. 8. raf. 2s, rsi....ins Manhattan r. g. 4a. .104(4
do coupon 10& 1 Max. Central 4s CI
do J, reg 106 I Mo )u Inc 1S14
do coupon 106 '4 Minn. A St. L. 4s.... 87
do new 4s. nt 1 M.. K. A T. 4s X
do coupon 131 ; do 2s Tt!4
do old 4s. reg 107 N R. R. of M. e. 4s. TK4,
do coupon 107 N. V. C. g. 3a lOfl
Atchison gen. 4s 103 N. J. C. g. (a 153'4
do sdj. 4s 14-h No. Paclfji' 4a 106
Atlsntlc C. L. 4S....100A. do 3s T4V&
B. & O. 4a 1034 N. A W. e. 4a 101
do 3H 'j'i O. 8. L. 4s A par '
Ctntrsl of Oa. bs... lli. Penn. conT. M'4
do 1st inc lUt Hesdlng gen. 4a
(lire. Ohio 4Vt.'..1074 Ft. L. A I. M. c. .. 11
(hksgo A A. l'?s.... 71 Ht. L. A 8. P. fg. 4s. M
:.. B. A O. n. 4s.... 7''S'. U 8. W Is ?
az
114'i
115
C. M. S. P. g 4a.. 104 'Ktabnard A. L
C. & N W. r. s....ni 80. PaHflc 4a..
C. II. I. A P. 4s ... "VS". H'lr U
do cnl. 6s sfs Tsxss V. Is
Ct C. Ai 81. L. g. 4s.. llll'i
("on. Tobarco 4s.
t'olo. A So. s
P sz R. O. 4s
Erie prior lien 4s.,
do gen. S.B
T W. A D. C. la.
Horklng Vsl. 44s.,
L A N. util. 4s...
Offered.
7
. 4
.10.141
. !,
. KS'4
T.. St. L AW. 4s.. 7414
Union Tseinc 4a 106 '4
do con. 4a 1044
V. 8. Steel id 8a
Wabash la 117V4
do deb. B 41 Vk
I'' W. A L. K. 4a 7'i
.Hid IWIs. Centrsl 4s M
.101 lColo. Kuei e. ( 1 U'i
Ttoaton Stock gaetatlona.
BOBTON. Aug. 26-r,Mll louns, jr.J'X per
urnciai
cent; time loans, Stfft1 per cent
closing of stocks nnd onnds
Atrhlson adj. 4a M1 W esting, common.. M
oo fa lolls anvemnre ....
Men. Central 4s 41 ,Alloui
Atrhlson ausfc Amalsamated
do pfd Amerlran Zinc
Iloaton A Albany I4M4 Allantle
Boston A Maine 161 Illngham
R.wlon Klevaied 1M Cal. Si Heels...
Flt. hb.lrg pfd 1S7 K'enlennlal
Mei. Central 1 1 4t Copper Raoga ..
N. V.. N. H. A H. ..!" Daly Waul
Per Marquette 74 Iomlnlon Coal
t nlim Pa.lflc 4 F'rsnklln
Amer. Arge. Cheni... 14 Orsnry
do pfd 40 lle Rovnla ....
Amrr. Pneu. Tube 4 Maaa Mining .
Amer. eugar 1301 Mirniaan
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8...
Edison T.f II 1 u . .
Oeneral Klectrlc ...
Mass. Electric
M.i pfd . .
Mawa. (Iss
fulled hrult-
I lilted Bhoa Mach..
do pfd
V. S. B'l
do pfd
lil.I. "Asked
.13 Mont C. C.
. US Old Dominion .
. 10 Osceola
, Hits Parrot
.140 jQutnie
. 13 Istiannnn
. 134 Tsmsrark
. 634 Trinity .-.
. 43 V. a Mining ...
.1W4 I' 8 Oil
. H fish
. no Ivi.iorla
. 12 Winona
, fS Wolvanas
1
14
. 6T
. ia
. It
4
.620
. 16
. 66
. 6
. 'l
:
. 4'4
. l
. 44
.li
?S
H
.101
. 1H
. 21V,
. r
. 4IS
. '4i
:.4S
if York MlalnaT 8tneks.
NEW YORK. Aug 26 Via following are
I lie closing prices on mining stocks:
Adsms Con
Alice
Rreere
Hruuswlik Con
ComsloS Tunnel
Con. Cal A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
LeadTlita Can ....
:o
. in
. 11
. 14
111
ll-S
.1.0
. I
,l.l,IIe Cblel
lUnterlo
Oi.hlr
Phoanll
Poo.sl
6avHse
Sierra Nevada
tonall H.ea .
Htsndsrd
. 6
.MJ
.230
. 12
. It
. to
. o
. J..
.140
. oadltlost of the Treeaurj.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26-Today a state
ment of the treasury nalances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the Ii,Vj.ii.'um1 sold
reserve In the divleion of redemption,
shoms: Available casth balance, 1147,624,246;
gold, 45,hoo,19,'.
OMAflA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Supply of Cittle Very Bmsll nd Little
Caanfl i Prices Took Place,
HOG MARKET ACTIVE AND HIGHER
Rig Ran of Sheep for Tim of Week
and While Rest Grafeea gold
Steady others Slow, Choice
Also Held Aboat Steady.
BOl'TH OMAHA. Aug 2 IIM
Receipts wer ; Cattle. Hogs 8heep.
OfTicUl Monday 4.351 o.WJ 8.617
Official Tties.lav 3.418 11. "99 8.46.1
OfTlclal Wednesday 1.670 T,3"l 17.318
Omclal Thursday .4:3 5.42 1.215
Offlclal Friday 1.767 6.7A0 (4H
Five days this week ...12 ,29 36.'i'1 41.400
Pome days last week . . . .15.1M 26.3V2 n.i'.K
Same days week before.. ) 4S if 16.2ms
Same three weeks ago... 9.20J 23.728 K'.i
Same four weeks hko 4.742 1o.3I7 8.94
Bame days last vear 15..078 I9.S62 34.f lb
RECEII'Tfl FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows tha receipts of
cattle, hog.a and sheep at Huuth Omaha
for the year to date, with comparison with
last year:
1H. 1903. Inc. Pec
Oattle o:i.R.l tvi.i12 8H.B.4
Hogs 1,612.121 1.611.223 sju
Bheep 833.76 8U.$32 20.234
Average prices paid for bogs at South
Cm a ha lor the lait several OAys with coin-pMson:
Cata. I 1J04. l3t. i'Z.Ua3i.iiffsA;tm.lM.
augliat l.
nualuat t
August I
Aukust 4.
August r
August t.
August 7.
Auirust s
August f I
August 1111
August 11
August 12;
A U UK t Id I
August 14,
August 161
August 16
August 17
August lb,
August lai
August 20,
August XI,
August 1..
August 23 1
August if 1 1
August 25
August 26,
4 M I
4 2
4 W
t 0l,l
6 10 I
0ti
' "i
4 67
4 (1
441
02', I
4 ,
4 HHi
lu-l
b 1241
I
5 02-4,
t 031
v Ol ,
5 13
6 32,
4 r? r 411
I 7 4l
4. Ml
I 041 7 S!
5 V4 7 321
uu) i !
I fcij 7 2.'
I 1 I 1"!
6 lif 1
231 7 04
6 s 6 7S
6 lU 6 l,
b Hi U.
b Jb, i Wl
68
21 I
6 la. 6 661
6 K t 73.
6 16, 80!
w a4 ti ei
5 3i, 1 til,
I 99
b 46 ' ,
6 46. 7 10;
6 33, 7 tl,
I (61 S 151
78 1 HJ
71, 6 I61
I 6 10
84 I
SO, Ml
V 14,
6 Hfil ft 16;
( 731 ft 044
i4, b vu,
I 4 901
1 7i
6 1 il 4 43
6 i3 4 toil
6 '.k, 4 9l
ft 77 4 m
6 Mj ft U0
I 4 9oi
ft B9l
6 e7
o 1 j 1
6 91
6 :S,
3 03
t I.-.,
i "i
4 B7
0 0.)
I
4 1" 1
36 I U
4 wi 1 tn
4 V. I 61
4 tti I 71
it;
4 3Sj
I2 I 17
4 2N a ;
4 201 I
4 3H
I 3 it
4 43
4 441
4 32
4 161
4 4., I 66
4 oj I 67
I I 75
4 42,
4 1 3 'i
4 41 S 71
4 1-1 a M
4 V. 18
4 3N 3 "i
I 73
1 it
3 74
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today bv each road was:
Oat tie. Hoars. Bheeb.Hrs's.
-.. rn. a hi. f. Ky.
1 6
1 1
IS 1
8 14 13
6 12..
4 26 8 1
ft U
14 1 .! ::
12
4
3
1 t
8
67 lol 30 1
Union 1'ac. ystcm..
V. A N. W. Ry
V., E. & M. V. R R..
f., Bt. k'. M. A O....
B. A M. llv
(. 13. & W. Ry
K. V. & Bt. J
C, R. 1. & F eaat..
t'.. R. 1. K, west..
Illinois Central
Chicago U. W
Total receipts
The a,spo.i.ou of tne day a receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hoi
.. 124
.. il
.. 134
.. l.o
. . ..
2"U
36
74
Omaha Packing Co.,
swiit and (. ompany
Armour ek Co
Cudatiy backing Co.,
C una uy 1 1 0.11 c
Cudatiy trom 0. C
8 wilt at Co. lroiu St.
Hill
Haggerty
Norm y. & P. Co...
tiarker Webb
adden
CiKiany ttro-6
Ager bucking Co
iJOt
luiia Ar Kline
Other Buyers
,)gs. Sheep,
51
1.4.S
l.ooy
I,0i3
S.bJi
1 ,.cJ
J..
20
26
74
44
363
t2
V)
313
2.l
Total 1,743 4,311 7.otw
CATTLE There were only about 40 carj
of cattle on sale this morning, a targe pro
portion ot .trie arrivals being coiuisoeo.
either direct to local packers or - ui.led
ihiough. Owing to the light recelp.s and
to a good ueinana trom packers, it only
took a short time to effect h clearance.
The market on corn-fed etetrj cjuld
ralely be quoted steady and active on de
sirable grades. Some sales. In fact, may
have been a trifle stronger. The ligt.t cut
tle, however, or those that were of only fair
quality were none too brisk and only about
steady. The uemand is best fcr good,
heavy cattle and such kinds aie fuily lof.m;
higher for the week. Light cattle have
shown very little improvement, 'lliere Mm
been considerable unevennesn in the mar
ket all the week, as would naturally te ex
pected with light receipts ana a rapidly
advunclng market.
There were hardly enough western Rrass
beef steers on sale this morning to make
a test of the market, but they could be
quoted steaoy. Owing to the moderate of
ferings all the week, prices on weatemt
Stave improved fully as much as on corn
feds.
The cow market was about steady todiv
and the few that arrived sold 'reidlly
enough at yesterday's prices. Light re
ceipts nil the week and a fair demand have
caused prices to move upward at a rapid
rate and a gain of 2o3."4r for the week In
noted. The few canrors that have arrived
for the last several days have also been
saleable, whereas a week ago there waa
no demand for them.
There was no particular change In the
market for bulls, veal calves and stags).
The Blocker and feeder market was not
very active this morning, ns would natur
ally be expected at the close of the week.
The few that arrived, howevor. sold In
much the rame notches they did yesterday.
Representative rales:
BEEF STEERS.
l .
6a. .
H-.
74 .
4..
4 .
71..
64
S7.
4f
..in
. 24
. . 4
.
r
.
,.sm
. ro
. 24
..'4
2 4
, ,:i
254
1 1 3
46 I 10
I l
4J til
I il
I 2
I 2H
6 2."
I J"
t M
4 2
12" I 2"
lt-
an
4e
11
4.1
1S1
212
:
242
27
27
140
to
60
f M4 ... I 56
64 tii . . 6
7 !i 6 2t
44 244 . . I ti
. iJi 41 4
T !H an t 55
s im 5 js
6.1 2?2 4 2
7 ... 6 1714,
M ::t 6.t 6 27's
HIT ... t 27 S
77 2'6 ... t 27,
j. i. . I n
In 2L2 n S e
74 Ml 6 V
44 ..' H 6 e
6- t ... to
M 211 ... 6 '
V. 2J1 ... 3
72 220 . . Jn
67 22 24t 6 2
7'i J M an 6
::3 ... 6 o
big run of theep
t ht
6 2''
6 M
6 21
6 5'1
6 M
t
6 21
2"
5ll
an
I tn
6 HI
HlFliKI' There wss
and lambs here this morning f..r the laite.
end of the week, i."' head being on sale.
1 he demand for sheep, iriougn. was siso
In good shape at.d as a reetn. everything
St ail desirable was sold In g.md rtason at
fully Meaov pi Ices, or st steady to itrotig
prices common klnoa were p. rhaps n g
lected to some extent, but still ihev s"ld as
well as they neve of late. ns.der.rg th
slse of the receipts and the time o. tne
week. It tti:- a very satisfactory inaiket.
A large proportion of the oftetlugs con
sisted of lamus and some of ihem weie
choice. As high as Sn. lb was paid for a
good bunch f irtahos and a choice bunrh
sold for : 40. the highest price paid here
In some time The netter grad. s could
ssfely be quoted active and steady to
Strong, with otuers about steady.
There were quite a few feeders on sale,
bit prices showed no particular change.
There is n. brisk demand for anything at
all desirable, but r.immon stuff .s of C. urse
neglected to some mtent.
y-Jotatlons lor grass sheep slid lambs:
flood to chblce yearlings. IS.76-JI4 00; fair to
good yearlings. $3 o"ii.t. 76; good to choice
wethers, Jfvru3.76, fiir to good wethers,
3 2,Vy3 f'; good to choice ewes, $3.2Jt(l3.eO;
fair to goon ewes, 12 iartA 26; go.td to choice
lambs, ib .005.36; fair to goon lambs, It ioo1
too, feeder yearlings. 3.2.Vd3.bi: fed r
wetners, WOr3 26; feeder ewes. IJOixoO;
feeder lambs, 33 754.50. Representative
whites, IV; yellows. 3tSc; seconds. ts
S'-.c.
a tAffHf'-Nom'nai; cpen kettle, if
?r rt ntrifugtl. IP-tilnc. f rup nominal,
201 15c.
OMAHA
WHOLESAl.t.
.M4.RKRT
sales:
No. Av. Pr.
lt Nebraska ewes Hi 2 60
174 Nebraska ewes W 3 :'
71 Netiraaku feeder lnmbs to 4 iM
lh2 l.Wino ewes M i .i
1 Idaho rull ewe 12) 2 60
192 idano ewes 1 '2 3 16
7 Idaho ewe l"2 A 4"
H iilHho ewes I." 3 4u
24 Idaho e:irllngs no 3 4 i
44 lUHno ewes ana ivelliers S4 3 oi
ItW ld.ih.i ewes 114 3 ii'i
:t 9 Idaho wethers 1' 7 3 ,)
143 Idaho feeder lumbs i'.i 4 2
II. Idaho l.irnln 46 4 2i
39 Id.ihn lambs a 63 4 2.
Mo Maho lambs Ill 4 ',5
2 Idaho lambs 67 4 75
374 Ilnho limb". 69 6 li
122 Idaho lnmbs 69 5 li
tllKKid LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for All Kinds of Stock Strong
anil Prlcra Are irlarlter.
OHICAOO. Aug 26. CATTLE Rrcepts.
4.0(0 head; Texan, 400 head; wealernf, 6:i0
head. Market strong to steady; good to
.rime steers, $5.;yv"6.1fl; pror to med um.
3.60tj5.fD; stock em and feeders. 12 (O'uS.tiO;
rows. $1.25.5 4.60; heifers, $1.7f.ftf 4.73; can-ers.
fl. 25fi2.26; bulls, $1.754i4.iS; calves. i3.5fS-6.S0;
Texas fed riecrs, J2.76'3.60; western s eers,
$2 9fr?3 70.
Ht loH Receipts, 16.010 head. Market 5f
10c higher; mixed and butchers, 55.165)7.65:
good to chok'e he:tvy, $5.4V'tu.?3: rouj h
heavy. $4.76416.25: llfht, $6.3K!fo.li; bulk of
rales, $4 7fjrff6..V
8HEEV AND I.AMRa-Rcre'pts, 7,tvt0
head. Market for sheep strong lamb 1517
16c higher; good to choice wethers. 3 6Vt
4.25; fair to choice mixed. $3.0tKfi 3.76; west
ern sheep. $2 60114.27': rntlte lnmbs, $4.2jffi
6.40; western lambs. $3 00fS "3.S0.
Kansns (Mr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 26.-CAT-TI.E
Receipts. 2.0CO head. Including l.fOO
soutliertis; market steady to strong. Choice
export and dressed beef steer. $5.25(6.00;
fair to good. $3. 76:1.1 5 00: western fed steers,
$3.76-56.50; stockers nnd feeders, $?. 26114 .10;
southern steers. $2.6ci4.2B: southern cows,
$1.616 00; native cows. $1 fVVd4.ro; native
heifers. t!.5ffl4.75; bulls. $J.5Oi3.60; calves.
ti.'om.oo.
HOGS Receipts, Wl head: market 5BTHc
higher; top price. $6 45; bulk of sales. $5 '23
Jio.36; heavy. $5.20-fj6.3fl; packers, $5.255.35;
pitrs and lights. $5. 20(0 6 . 46.
KHhiKf A.M) i.AMMS rceceipts, U'.iH) .
head; market strong; ratlve lambs, $4.00-i; i
IS 75; native wethers, $3. 604)4. 00; native ewes, I
$3.0003 60; western lnmbs. $4.0,vri-5.40; west- J
..An.llr.na IJ tJVTil .Vl '
$3.263.75; toc'kers und feeders, $J.603.CO.
market
, 1V4C.
tWji.iOo.
St. I.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOCI3. Aug. 26. CATTLE Receipts. !
2,000 head, Including 1,200 Texans; market ,
steady; beef steers, $360t;5.36; stockers nnd
feeders. $ 0008.10; cows and heifers. $3.00
4.50: Texas steers, $2.EOti3.65; cows and !
heifers. $'.iifl(!i3.i5. !
HOGS Receipts, 4.6C0 head; market !
steady to strong; pigs and lights. $5.001 5. 60;
packrs $6.10(7j5 t0: butchers and beat heavy,
ff.soflS.no. 1
SHEEP AND LAMB9-Rcelp1s. 600 head:
market Fteariv; natives. K.imS. !0; lambs.
$4.0C'a6.23: Texans. ti.biSHM:
No.
t. .
12..
..
19..
1..
WI...
24..
10..
. . M)
.. ?1
. .
..1124
..1170
,.llo
..111
. .1J42
. .1126
.11S1
4 00
4 St
4 W
4 60
4 60
4 66
6 00
6 06
6 06
6 t.4
No.
l'".'
113.!'.'.
44...
4!'.!'.
.MM 6 K
.1240 6 S5
.10S1 6 XI
...1S24
...1402
...man
... 1 S2P1
...IB"
...1725
6 60
6 0
6 an
6 05
6 76
4 00
KTEKRS AND COWS.
.1336 I 40
tows.
. . 620
. .100
1
1 7S
.1190 t on
.1270 I 00
1..
16!!
. .1070 1 'l
40 I 4
.1004
. . M'l
. . rr
. .1010
1 70
I 76
1 n
I 00
1..
I..
1
1
15
4 cows
1 heifer...
12 feeders.
16 rr.w.
.1W6 1 ;i
. "0 t 50
. 640 I II
.1S30 S SO
lit 41
2 heifers... 670 2 64
111 1 fWl
1140 J 25
, 1011 in
llfK) 1 60
. .... 791 1 K
HEIFERS.
625 1 10 4
BULLS.
1240 I 30 1
CALVES.
310 I 60 1
STAGS.
1000 T5
BTOi'KRBS AND FEEDERS
Slt 2 60 24 0 I 1
410 1 T4 11 613 1 ?0
490 1 00 41 66 I JO
606 J H 16 6H2 1 60
NEBRASKA.
$70 2 66 26 feeders.. 69 t 30
vn 1 n
W 3 so
M. Webster Neb
SI 7 2 16 12 feeders.. S 1 S
HOGS There was a moderate run of hogs
In sight this morning, and with a falily
flood demand the market ruled acilve and
ilgher. The advance amounted to about
tti)0c and all the early arrivals changed
hands' In good season. There were si vera!
trains late, which prevented an early rloae.
All the buyers aeemed to bave liberal or
ders to fill and those that were on sale at
the opening of the market did not fill them
up. The bulk of the heavy hogs sold eirly
from $5 1$ to $3.20. with a few from ;ftlo
down. Mixed rn.gs sold largely from !5:0
to $5.2S arid choice lights from 5 &j to 16.30.
This advance carried the market to th
highest point In many week
T....... r.l ...un a train u rrlu. ,
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOl'X CITY. In.. Aug 26. (Sp'Clal Te e
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. SOi heid; mar
ket, steady; beeves. $3.60ft-5 .40; cows, bulls
snd mixed, $2.i0fq3 .50; stockers and feeders
$2.75ft3 50: calves and ; ear"nps. $J.ii0!:t 2.
HOGS Receipts, 2..;:i nond; market 55f 1
higher, selling at $5.U3.3'; bulk, $5 2a-5.2u.
Hock lit ntr. lit.
Following nre the receipts of live stock
for four principal western rltles e tir
day: C.'ittle. Hoes. Shren.
South Omaha 1.767 6,760 7.X80
Hloux City 3)0
Kansas 4'1ty 2,6mi goo 2.H.0
Chicago 4,0) 13,0)0 7,'H.t)
Totals
S,t"rS7
JfEW YOnK (iK.VKRAIi
20,660 17.5x0
MARKl'T
Quotations
on V'arloa
train arrived with -ve-aI
nara of hoirs. and as both packers and shin.
pers were short on aupplleH, trading was
very active, with prices fully a dun Iilgrer.
Just ralr hogs sold from $6.26 to $5.30. w th
choice lights from $5 li to $5.36. Everything
on that train acid In a rush at the hign
point of the day. A little later on a train
arrived and the wire edge was then off the
market and closing prices were much like
those paid earlier In the day. Representa
tive sales:
No. As Sk. Pr. No. . Pr
64 26 -2M) 6 10 4 2f.t 60 6 22
72 27 60 I 10 1 21 ... 6 2H,
44 2M ... 6 IS r 20 40 I tvw
64 27 ... in 65. 216 120 6 i
4 4 40 4 16 ' 14n 120 6 IiS
211 ... 6 16 62 271 40 6 25V,
II 2f. 0 6 16 71 t4 II l
64 24 60 6 171 66 21 6,
67 2 . . 6 ll'i 70 144 t0 I ta
4S ll 40 6 11', 77 Jif, ijt s w
62 217 V 6 m 64 ?4 111 in
74 Ill SO I !?, 41 214 . . I II
f 20 240 6 US II' 40 6 2S
60 "2 ... 6 114a 64 247 ... 6 Vf,
61 Sea 10 6 20 2' 40 6 21
16 244 120 6 2'i 611 n .6 2
70 2.4 . . 6 10 6" 24 41 6 25
1H." 171 SO 6 20 6.1 7I 41 6 16
66 l ... 6 M 64 2.M 1?0 6 26
117 ... 6 SO 6 2J7 110 6 I
67 11 .. 6 2 10 1.16 40 I 26
60 2 40 6 20 44 : ... I 25
61 Ml 4 $ 4 :il ... 4 26
1.760
lbs .
. :ifi
Op.
nf the Day
Commodities
NEW YORK. Aug. 28. FLOCR Receipts,
16.:9 bbls.; exports, 1I.C46 bbls.; market
Inactive, hut flrmlv held; Minnesota pat
ents, $5.!'fi.40: Minnesota bikers, $4.40frr;
4 85: winter straights. $5.ooii.i.3o: extras,
$3. 45-1.(0: low grades, $3.2."fi3.ffl. Rye flour,
firm; fair to good, $4.2;Vy4.50; choice to
funcv, $4 R.VC04.80.
CORNMEAI-Sl'eidv: yellow western,
$1 01O 1?- citv. $1.1201.1n.
BARLFY-Qulet; feeding, 47c, r. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 22.000 bu. Spot, firm;
No. 2 red, nominal elevator nnd $l.u!e f. o.
b. nlloat: No. 1 northern. Dulnth, $1.25, f.
n. b. Hflont; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, nominal
f. o. b. iiflont. Wheat chanered front sev
eral times, being alternately weik and firm.
-1h the e'istng tendency urward and last
fices i6A.ar.i,'c net blgl.tr. In the absence
of anv particular news manipulation was
hinted nt to explain the frequent change
In price. The firm cables caused some suo
port nnd big bulls bought on the Idei thnt
a good rally was due. May, tl .Ok-Via l 11V. :
closed at $1.11': September. $1.10; closed
at $1.104 ; December, $1.07Vfcl lW; closed nt
..j.0e,7. ,
CORN Receipts. 22,676 bu.; exports. 4.17
bu. Bpot, firm; No. 2. I'Jc elevator and
ie f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow. 62c; No. 1
white, 6"V4c. Option market opened lower
and for n time acted weak under prospect
of rising temperatures, but eventually
strengthened with wheet snd closed M.C net
higher: Heptemh'T. Wr; closed at 6c;
December. 671(57c: closed at 67c.
OATS Recelpta, 1045. F00 bu.: exnorts.
hil. Spot, dull; mixed oats "6 to 32
36i,7ffr-36Vc : natural white. 30 to 32 llis.
Sfic: cllnped white. 36 to 40 lbs.. 4ltl4c.
tions dull but steady; Sopteniber,
S7Vc; closed at 37V,c.
HAY-Steady; shipping, 67Hc; good to
Clio!i'e J5c.
HOPS Steady: common to choice, 1903.
274(36c: 102, nominal; olds, 74f'.3c; 1i2, nom-rei-
olr's. 713c,
HIDFS Steady; Ga'veston. 3 to 2". lbs.,
17c; California. 21 to '.ti pounds. ISc; Texa
dry V4 lo 3" pounds. 14c.
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 24i26c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; famllv, $tfl.K0
r11 60; mess, $ 6of?i 9 00; beef hums, 121 fO
Si25 60; packet. $1) 6"i 10 06; city extra India
mees, $14 0'ftl16 fi Cut meats, steady; Hck
l"d belHes 9.fyviTlO 60; nlckled shoulders.
$7 00: pickled hams. $1O.0Of10.54 Lafd.
steady; western steamed. $7 35; refined,
steady: continent, $7 .50; South Atneilcn,
$4100: compound. $6 87 fi 7 U'4j Pork, i teady;
family. u04if; short clear, $:3.5"'f 16. (c:
mess. 113 3fT13 76.
TAL1X3W-Dull; city, tr; country,
4Hf.
RICE Quiet; domestic,
tiW'C; Japan, nominal
PEAM'TS-Dull : fancy hand-picked, 6V4c;
fiih" domea'le. ,Vo6c
Bt'TTER Firm . ofrlclal pr'r. extra
rrerne-v lK'fcc; Street pr'cc. IKlilSc
CHEESE Ehsv; stite full c:eant full
coloied and white, fair to farcy. !tic
KOCH .-Steady; western fancy selected,
21c: extra averse best. IdSf-Oc.
POP I.TRY Easy ; western ct.lr keps, '4c;
fowls. 11c: turkeys 13" Drees d fri:
wes'ern chickens, I4'.,16lc; fowls. M'jC;
turkeys, 14Vi15c.
6aar anil Moliasea
NEW YORK. Aug 26. SCO AR-Raw.
firm, fair refining. 3 1l-16c; cinirifrg I. ''
test. 4'c. ni'dasses sugir. 3 7 '6c: refl i. d
nrm; runied. 6; powder. d. 52V; gran
ulated, b.'t-.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 20. -SC( J A. R
Market strong; i.j.en kettle. 244413 $-bi ;
open kettle centrifugal, Ziiic; lenttlfugal
i
Coaditlesi Trade I Qaotatlone
tapl- Faner rrodare,
EGGS Receipt moderste; candled stock
IV.
LIVE POP I.TRY Hers. iUti 10, ; r osters,
,c: turkeys, l.'c. ducks, 7c; geese, ec; spr.nc
chickens l ... ...
HI TTER -Picking stock. 11c; choice to
fsrov dilrv. 15ti14c; separator. l74(17He.
KRFSH FISH -" 'lout. 10c; pickerel. 0
Pllie. I". ; pelc 7c; l n.'lls'i li' . taplieflsh,
10c; salmon. 14c; redsnapper. 11c; lobster,
ieon. lousier i.e..,' e-'c ; b'.ilnieads,
lie; cfitfisfi l'c; bl i. ;- b's jv halibut,
10c; crepples, 12c; roe shad. $1; buftalo. 7oj
w hite bass. 11c: frog legs, per do , :5c.
hl(.. -in lo'i. viv.
HAY I'rlces quoted bv Cmahn Wholesale
fiealer gssoclitlon: Choice .No. 1 upland,
$7iO; No. 2 $i;.5i; mrdliitn. $6"i': coarse,
15 60. Hye strnw. $.6". Thee- price ar
for hay o go xl color ard quality.
OYSTFRS- New ortv r.'u,i,, per cart,
4.c; extni selects, per cm, J7c; slandnrda,
per can, S-'c.
tropical rra its
OR ANGES - Valencia, all sites. $1 nvri I .
LEMONS California fancy, 2"..i. 3(4. and
46.1, 64 .eo4MI. rlM.ice. $".7iu4 t.w
I.IMEP-Florldg. per f-basact crates, $160.
KiO? Cnllfointa, ir lti-n... carton. 5iv;
Imported Hinyrnn, 2-crown, L'c; 6-rrown,
14c; T-crown, 15c.
RANANAb r-er medium-sited bunch, $2.0
fjf; jumbo, $2. '.'.-it 3 2o.
FKtiTS.
APPLES Home ciowr., per bu. basket,
40a --; per bbl., 12 25
i cACn Eb ca.iini'iila Elbertas and Sua.
queli. innas, $1.10, home grown clings,
per 10-lb. basket. 25c; Mlsiourl. per C-baakat
cuite, l 66; Colorado, tkic'nol.lO.
PLl'MS California gross prunes. $1.60;
T'sgely, 41. :li. Italian prune. $1.26.
PEAKS I ndfoi ni.i l.ni tieu, ier box. $1 M
fi.M, I'oiorado Fleinlsn Reauty, $1 50:
t olorado, Ltah and Oregon Rartlett. 41 6o
jl.7o.
CA NT ELOPPE Arkansas and Indian
Tcriliory, per crate. $2iku2.2o
WATEit.Mfc.Ly.tiS-i er ib. (crated), la.
Iti-Mtt-irr dut., 2 4t
fiKAPES Hoiiie grown, per to 10-lb.
bnsaet, oiij,.ic,
lllAII Aft I.Elr-Per. bbl . J2.S0.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES ew be mt grown. In sack,
per bu.. si-(i4&c.
,AVl (.iAiNS-Per bu., Sl"Tj 2.00.
O.N UiNS lioiiie grown. In sacks, per bu.,
ff'n.'ii'.
'luMATOEh Home grown, per
basket, iniii.-' c.
CAHUAUE Home grown, per lb,
Ci C C.M1.LR.S l'el' do., lac.
it ii . it ' noiiie groiMi, tier bu
HhK I S- (ioine grown, per bu., 60Jj6i;c. ,
PARSLEY Per dor.., 2oc.
WAX UKAMS-rer market basket, too.
8TRINO 14EANS Per inurket basket, 60
tiliEEN PEPPEUS-Per busliel baakel,
$1 ty.
H'.jCASIl Honie grown, per dm., 50c.
EGG t'L.A NT -Southern, per do., $1.50.
SWEET POTATOES I It me grown, per
market basaet, b"..fj.c; V irgini.i, per bul,,
$3.25'u3.E0.
MISCELLANEOUb.
NEW HON E V Per frames, $3.50.
MAPLE Si OAR Ohio, per lb.. I';.
CI! KEhtS Wlkxtonnln twins, lull cream,
11c; WlMMnsln Young America, 12c; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old. lott 17r ; Wisconsin
brick, 13Vc; Wisconsin llmberger. 13c.
HIDES No. 1 green, i'tc; No. 2 green
6Vt.c; No. 1 all;d, !'c; No. i called, 6c; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs.. He; No. 2 voal calf,
12 to 15 lha., 7c; dry salted. S..(I2c; sheep
pelts, Hf -'.-: horse lildis. $..75.
Nl.'TS Walnut, No. 1, solt shell, tier lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 suit shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard snell. per lb.. 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb.. 12c; roamed peanuts,
per lb.. Sc; Chill walnuts, per lb., 12'13,c;
large hickory nuts, per, lb., lie; almond,
soft shell, per lb., ITx", hard shell. 13u;
shellhurks. per bu., r't.00; black walnut,
per bu., $1.2$.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 26 WOOL The tto Ition
of wool In the Roston market Is firm, al
though the demand Is not heavy. The mill
are well supplied with stock for the present,
but dealers believe that the goods market
will be favorable and that the mill owner
will be obliged to stock tip again. Values
are generally well maintained on all grades
of wool. The prices of domestic wool In
this market are based on actual sales, as
follows: California Northern, choice, t2'tf
23c; middle counties, 17f(fl8c; southern, 13'J
14c. Iduho Territory, line, 19!ft20e; fine me
dium, lty lR'ic. W yomlng Fine, 16l7o,
fln medium, 17V4(51Sc. T'tah and Nrvawiev
Hue, lyiftliVfcc; fine medium, IbulSc; coarse,
16"ti7c.
The Commercial Bulletin will say tomor
row: The week In wool has been big
r.ne in point of tales and a very busy one
In sorting and delivering supplies. Some of
the big mills have been buyers of large
blocks of territory, especially Montanas
largelv In the orlglnil sacks. The price Is
said to he 11c on most of the business, but
n range of aov4i25o i given. The worsted
mills have been heavy operators. A sal
of very choice Pennsylvania XX was at
13c. the highrst prb n for that grade for A
long time. Domestic scoured wools are Xp
3c higher. Fine merino Australian wool I
attracting attention after weeks of neglect.
The Euro-pean eltuatlon Is very strong,
especially on merinos. The shipments of
wool from Huston to date from December
31, 1003. according to the same author. ty
nre 143,008,1.!)! lbs., against 15o.a"6.703 lbs. at
the same time last tear. The receipt a f
date nre 242.721 945 li e., against 201.4)0 Ui
lbs. for the same period InM ye-ir.
ST. LOCIS. Aug. 26. WOOI. Market
steidv. Medium gradm. combing and
clothing. 26i26c; llaht fine. IMj'.l'c; heavy
line. 1K16c: tub woahed. 220";35c.
NEW yoRK. Aug. Hi WOOL Maiket
steady; d?.neftlc fleece, 3.rfj35c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upland. 11.20c; mid
dling frulf. 11.45c; sales, 170 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26. COTTON Steady
and unchanged; middling. KAjc; snles, re
ceipts and (shipments, none; stock, 6,064
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 26. -COTTON Spot,
small business done; rrlces 16 points higher;
American middling fair. 69.'d; good mid
dling. 6 7M; middling. 6 6id; low middling.
fi.ROd; good ordinary. 6.2Sd: ordinary. 6.04d.
Futures opened steady nnd closed feverish;
American middling, g. o. c. August. 8.46d;
August and September, tl.d: September
and October. 6.7!kl: October nnd November,
5.d; November nnd December, 6Md; De
cember nnd Januarv. 5.81d: January and
February, S.80d; Februnry and March, 6 0dJ
March nnd Anrll. 5 8"d : April and May,
60d: Mav nnd June, 5.80d.
NEW tRLEAN8. Aisjc. 26. COTTON
Quiet; snles. 360 bales; ordlrftirv. 6 8-16c;
good nrdlnarv. 9Tic; low middling, loio;
ri'ddilpg. UMic: good middling. 11 7-16c;
mlddlii! f-'lr. Illl-lfV-: receipts. 32 bales;
stock. 21236 hales.' Futures, steady: Au
gust. 11.2011 36c: Peotember, 10.6110 630;
October. 10 ,4V 1".4V: November, 10.4110 42c;
December, lo.41fflMO.42c; January. 10 '6T10.47C;
Fehruarv, lO.52((V10.64c; March. 10.6i.i6-10.C9o.
fair tn extra. 3'i
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Aug 26-OILS-Cotton-aeed.
steady; prime crude, nominal; prim
yellow. 2fit;c. Petroleum, steady: refined
New York. 17.70; Philadelphia and Haiti
more, $7.66; Philadelphia and Bultlmor), la
bulk. $4.75.
ROSIN Quiet: strained, common to good,
$2 60. Turpentine. iulet at 57'jj57'c.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Aug. 26. Turpentine,
Arm 63c.
R03IN-Flrm: A B. C. $2 45; D. $2 46; E,
'If; F. (I. I2.6R: H. 12 70; I. $3 26; K,
$3.65: M, 3.K; N. $4.15; WG, $4.45; WW,
$4 72
OIL CITY. Pa., Aug 20 Credit balance.
160. Certificates, no bid. Shlpmenta, 72.0ti;
averages. 74.041; runs. M.433; average, 79 j!iK;
shipments. Lima, 77.259; average, 66,0f2; run,
Lima, 76,632; average. 62.916.
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. An?. 26. WHISK Y-Steady,
on a t anil of $1.24.
PEORIA. Auc. iii WHISKY On a basla
of $1.28 for finished goods.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 26 -WHISK Y-Steadf,
on a baels of $13-''-,.
CINCINNATI. Aug 26 -WHISKY-On a
basla of $1.23 for Mulshed goodu.
HEAL E'TtTE TRAKl:nS.
Dteds filed for recrrd Aug. 26. as fur
nlshtd by the Midland Guarantee and
Trum cjiiipaijy, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnam trtet, for The Dee:
J. Jargstorff to Hans Schusael, lots 1
and 2, block 15, Millard fGO
William Sehesledt lo Huns Si liuscel,
dame prora 'iy ; 1
II Applegreeu to Ed Hansen, lol 11,
block U. Roe Hill 40
C. Thonix.'ii to E. O ChrlstUiiei,
part lol 6. block 421. Grind View ... 130
J Trornsen lo W illiam Selling Iota 16
to IS. block 3. Halcyon Height 2,700
Mriurel G. Curtis lo II. 14. Fettera,
part lota 1 and 2, blot k 14, 1 1 :i n-" mil
place 1
I. It. Scvmoiir to William T. Mullen,
lots 4 and 6 l.loi k 2 Seymour's S'O
SI.' riff to Edith (ilftord. pan lot 1,
block !. KouiiUs 41 h 2,015
Hugh S Thomas to 1'nii'k Vak, part
of i of 21 16-12 1.6M
Arthur Morun to John N. Haskell,
lot block III. liuiidee 6SJ
R JukM.n to F. G ViiKfy, bit 19,
block 1 Solomsn addition
G 'tge X III. kerson lo Frank and
Merle Sefer. lot 2, bio. k ii, Al-
bilghl' C'lioic y 2M