TIIE OMAITA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. AUOUST 3. IMS.
(uitiinnr. wer. Ilglll. inner these
enoes future movH up. September
at Sc, old September at uic, Dec,
at 46fe'4lVlc, old December at 4S,
CR.MN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Frirei Are Unchanged in the Leading
Cereal.
WHEAT RULES UNUSUALLY STEADt
Light Receipts of Corn, Hear? hlp
santa ! Omall Country rar-
l'le? to Pat the
Market Higher.
Omaha, Aug. 2. i6.
The wheat market wan characterized by
an unusual steadiness, the reports of the
Bulla concerning erop conditions being un
able to cause uneasiness. Jt opened a. trifle
under yesterday, but gained a little later.
September closd only A split under yes
terday and December was c spilt over
yesterday. September closed at 84'dS4c.
December at 86Wij8ic. and May at Ri'-,c.
Receipts of corn were under the esti
mates, shipments wera lares and country
purchases were light. Under these Influ-
Closed
Deeemler
AK-Wn u n li
Msy at 48o.
Oata ruled strong. September finished at
3c, December at 'J8f! and May at 3oc.
Liverpool closed fc-ffsd lower 05 wheat
and 4a hlaher nn rnrn.
Primary receipts f wheat were 1.347,Oi4)
bushels, against 84.i0 bushels a year ago.
Shipments were 748,000 bushels and 4S7,tmO
Dusnela last year. Primary receipt of
corn were 421. bushels, against jn.O)
bushels last year. Shipments were 77U.OuO
o'inen and 241,0,0 bushels last year.
The trade Is evidently being Imposed on
by lUKlan crop reorts. The first advices
were unfavorable, but lately they are con
flicting. Koss A Smyth's cable from Liver
pool says: "ilusslan wheat crop excellent
I'anubla harvest ended and heavy ship
ments begun." Michael Straus at Chicago
pad a cable, from a leading grain authority
in ixjnoor, n-adlng: "Russia has secured
food crops In the chief wheat districts."
harlton A Hagshaw at Liverpool cabled:
'F.USSla Conditions, ffnniirnllv 11 n f a vnrn hi A "
Traders forget that conflicting reports often
come from the American northwest, where
the area Is smaller and tbe chances of
nonest differences of opinion less.
I. Mllleken of St. Louis says: "80
much uncertainty surrounds the northwest
ern crop situation that I have not enough
confidence on cither side to launch out. If
the northwest makes an average crop, we
must get on tbe export basis. Until I can
see tha final outcome of the spring wheut
crot) I am not going to do much.
well posted Kansas City traders say there
Is something doing In rail rates. That
there Is secret manipulation going on Is
shown by the way Chicago people are
picking up wheat there.
Omaha lash Bales.
wiiK.AT No. 2 hard, 1 car, 82c; 1 car,
ott, i ir, mc; io. s nam, 1 car, aic:
1 oar, 8oc; 1 car, 79c; no grade, spring, 1
car fix'jo.
CORN No. I white, 1 car. 49c; No. 3
White, 1 car. 40Wic.
OATS No. 4 white, 84 pounds, 1 car, 26c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 81iSlc; No. 8
hard, 81c; No. 4 hard, lOJjTtk:; no grade
spring, 68c.
CORN-No 2, 49c, No. 8. 49c; No. 4, 48c:
no grade, 42847c: No. 2 yellow, 4!c; No.
yellow. 4!i'c; No. 2 white, 49c; No. 8
white, 49'ac.
OAT8-N0. i mixed, 27e: No. 3 mixed.
Z6o; No. 4 mixed, 26c; No. 2 white, 28c:
No. 8 white, 27c; No. 4 white, 27c; stand
ard, 2744o.
Carlot Receipts.
, Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ng t,,4
K insas City 179 45 9
Minneapolis , lto
Dtiiuth ; "h
St. Louis 119 81 no
Mlnnnnpolle Grata Market.
The rang of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by tha Ed wards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
tienrbv fresh, lc at mark; western fresh,
lf-l" 9c at mark.
CH EKtE r Irm; New Torg run
fancy, li(WllV; New York full
rhoire, 11c; New Tork full cream,
good, Ifi10c.
cream,
cream,
fair to
CHICAGO CRAM AD PROVISIONS
Features of tha Trading; ill Closing
Prlees aa Iloard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2. Decreased receipts
southweet caused tbe wheat market here
today to close firm. The net advance for
the day, however, was small. c for Sep
tember. Corn shows a gain of mfalSc
Oats are up f. Provisions are a shads to
c higher.
The firm undertone In the wheat market
developed late In the season. At the open
ing sentiment was Inclined to bearlshness.
With the exception of a spasmodic advance
In the first few minutes the market was
under considerable selling pressure until
noon. Initial quotations on September were
a shade to yc lower at 84c to H4c.
A brisk demand from commission houses
caused a sudden spurt to Mrtic Prices,
however, slumped off again as quickly as
they had risen. The cause of the brief up
turn wa a prediction of rain tonight In
Minnesota. Pit traders, however, were in
general Influenced In the price of wheat at
Liverpool. Although damage crop reports
were received a large numler of advices
claimed that the crop was In good condi
tion. For September the lowest point of
the day was reached at WV. During the
final hour of trading sentiment became
quite bullish and the market rsllleJl to
nearly the top prices of the day. The mar
ket here closed firm with September at
844ji84c. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 118.000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,147.000 bu. compared with 848.5uO bu.
a year ago. Minneapolis, Dnluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 432 cars against
444 cars last week and 178 cars a year ago.
. Small receipts, notwithstanding the com
paratively high prices bid for the grain In
the country, was the source of a remark
able degree of strength displayed In the
corn market. Trading was active and load
ing bulls gave the market good support.
Shorts also were persistent buyers. An ad
vance of 2c to 24c In the price of cash corn
was a substantlsl factor contributing to
the strength of options. The market closed
strong with prices at the highest point of
the day. September opened Vc to '(o
higher at 62o to 62-e, sold up to Me and
closed at the best figure. Local receipts
were 81 cars contract grade. '
Reports of an excellent export d.'inand
had a strengthening effeot on the oats
market. The sharp advance In tha price of
corn gave additional encouragement to
bulls. Shorts were active buyers late In the
session. Afc a result the market closed at
almost the highest point Of the day. Sep
tember opened e higher at 270, sold be
tween 27c and 28c and closed at 28c. Lo
cal receipts were 164 cars.
Provisions were, firm largely In sympathy
with a MilOc advance in the price of live
hogs. Another strengthening Influence was
decrease In contract stocks in store In Chi
cago. Packers were moderate buyers. At
the dose September pnrk was up 2c at
113.50. lard was up 5"7Vic at 17 42V. Kibs
were a shade higher at iK lMif l'Vl.
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
149 cars; corn, lit cars; oats, 202 cars; hogs.
2S,wk head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Artlclea.1 Open. IHIgh-l Low: Close. Ye y.
Wheat III
Sept.i8!Va8!)'4 90 RSVi
Iec....876H7Vl 88Vif 86V1I
S9,
WEATHER IK TIIE GRAIX BELT
Moderate Rains Throughout Missouri
and Mississippi Valleys.
, r , . . OMAHA, Aug. 2, 1906.
Moderately heavy rains were - general
'throughout the Missouri and upper Mis
isslppi valleys during Tuesday afternoon
and night, and light and scattered shower
continue In the valleys this morning. The
rains in eastern Nebraska varied from one
fourth to over an Inch, and were heavier
at points In Iowa. The total fall at Omaha
was 1.06 Inches'. Showery weather will
frobably prevail throughout this vicinity
oday and tonight, followed by fair Thurs
day. No Important change In temperature has
Occurred In any section, and none is ex
pected during the next twenty-four to
thirty-six hours. '
Omaha record of temperature and precl-
Sitatton, compared with tlife corresponding
ay of the last three years:
1905. 1304. 1903. 190.
Minimum temperature.... t8 73 66 61
Precipitation 30 .00 . 00 . 0s
Normal temperature for today, 74 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
T.71 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904,
1.78 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1901,
.53 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp. Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... W 66 .82 Cloudy
Auburn, Neb 84 62 .36 Cloudy
ColumbUB, Neb.. 77 64 .Ko Cloudy
Fairbury, Neb... 88 62 l& Cloudy
Fairmont, Neb... 80 63 T Claudy
Or. Inland, Neb.. 73 63 1.00 Cloudy
Hartlngton, Neb. 80 60 .08 Foggy
Oakdale, Neb 79 63 .IK Cloudy
Omaha, Neb 82 63 1.06 Raining
Tekamah, Nob... 86 66 .09 Cloudy
Carroll. Ia 87 04 T Cloudy
Clarlnda, Ia 88 66 .00 Cloudy
Sibley. Ia 83 60 . 6!) Cloudy
Sioux City. Ia ... 80 62 T Cloudy
Storm Lake, Ia.. 81 61 .08 Cloudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temrj.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln
Articles ! Open. H!gh. Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
tSept.
IHept.
tDec.
JDec.
JMay
Oats
Sept. Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Ribs
Sept. Oct.
I I
84.4i&V&lTfl8&
!62VlK3
I 4V
4KVU",!
46S'lS
274!
X,
,3oevi
64J
Bit7!
bol t&Vi
B2'4
62Sl
84
8
48V47T!S'4s
64WI &2
4tV4
46
28' y
4us 46Vifl
45Hsi
2TM
46
28
I
4.-H
4SV,
4o
2'S
2
30V274j;fO 3o29(oao
13 60 13 66 13 42H 13 50 13 47
13 40 U 46 13 37 13 37j 13 40
7 37V4I 7 45 7 r 7 42 7 37
7 46 I 7 62 7 46 7 62 7 45
8 15 I 8 20 8 10 8 17 8 15
8 221 8 26 8 17 8 22 8 20
Chicago, 111 29
Columbus, 0 17
Des Moines. Ia... 14
Indlanupollj, lud. 11
Kansas City Mo. 17
Louisville, Ky.... 19
Minneapolis 24
Omaha. Neb 15 .
St. Louis, Mo.... 12
' Local Forecaster.
80
80
84
8i
88
86
78
82
88
Rain.
Inches.
.03
68
62
61
68
6
60
66
62
62
L. A. WKLSH
Weather Bureau.
No. 3. tOld. JNew.
C'anh quotations were as follows
FLOCK Steady ; winter patents, $4.20ft
4.30: straights. X4.oora4.lO: spring patents
$4.S6&'5.4o; straights, S3.5o4.85; bakers, 2.40o
8.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, tl.OStjfl.W; K0. 3,
B5ci1.0uj No. 2 red, 834'&R3c.
CORN NO. 2. 66c: No. 2 yellow. 5Uc.
OATS No. 2, 27c; No. 2 white, S9(j3lic;
Mo. 3 white, a v, i.n 14c.
RYH No. 2, 6S435tSc.
. BA RLK Y Good feeding,, 36f5M0c; fair to
choice malting, 41(?44c.- '
8EEDS-N0. 1 flax, 1.31: No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.36. Prime timothy, 83.10. Clover,
contract grade, iiz.oocal. 16.
PROVISIONS-Mebs pork, ter bbl., $13 .45
13.60. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.27g7.30. Short
ribs sides (loose, S8.ti6ii.i&, Short clear
sides (boxed). $8.37ra.50.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were as ioiiows
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu..
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 27.900 18.601
.... 674,100 81,200
.... 217.0O0 646.2"0
.... 29.600 2-9. l'O
.... 8.0CH) 2,0"0
34.800 3.3 X)
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Iftrket fluctuates Constantly a Acoount
of Conflict f Spernlative fartiea.
METALS AND COALERS ADVANCE SLIGHTLY
Diniie to prlng Wheat, Hlaher
Rates for Money aad Yellow Fare
Quarantine aase Selling
Moresaent.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8 Stocks showed a
constantly fluctuating tendency today,
which was due. apparently, to a conflict of
speculative parties more than to conflicting
forces in the development of the day.
Oroups of stock which might be subject
to a common influence from one cause were
alTected from time to time, but the possible
causes for the movement were obscure.
This Is notably true of stocks of companies
dealing with tha treatment of metals and
ores. Smelting. National Lead, Federal
Mining and Smelting, and I'nlted States
Reduction, showed a notable concord- In
movement. Rumors have long been preva
lent of a consolidation of Interests In this
field of industry, but no Immediate news
was forthcoming on the subject today.
The coalers of a group made up another
Instance of such a movement. The high
priced, closely held members of the group,
which move widely on slight provocation
from quite normal, led this movement,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western ex
tending Its brilliant record of new high
levels up to 438. A feeling of safety In tha
labor outlook In the coal mining Industry
has been induced by the harmony of senti
ment on the subject shown in recently pub
lished views coming from the head of the
mine workers and from one of the chief
executives of the anthracite companies.
Such occasional strong points In the day's
market served partly but not entirely, to
overcome weakness," which was quite gen
eral at one period of the day, and which
maintained a spotty showing in the later
market. A harder tone and a slight ad
vance In the call loan market, spring
wheat damage reports and the yellow fever
quarantines were the professed grounds for
me selling. An errort to attribute the
selling to the account of a veteran pro
fessional operator with great prestige as
a leader of bear campaigns In the past
made some Impression on sentiment, but
with a mixture of suspicion of manipulative
purposes. The PlttBburg coal strike broke
violently as a result of the financial state
ment published today showing results for
six months of operation. The rebound was
even more violent and Indicated an urgent
requirement from an oversold short Inter
est. Great Northern preferred and North
ern Pacific sold off on Insignificant trans
actions, supposedly by reason of the tele-
grapners strike. The June earnings state
ments of Pennsylvania and Illinois Central
showed an expansion In operating expenses
larger than the growth In gross earnings,
with resulting disappointing results in the
portion available for distribution. The price
of copper underwent a sharp reaction In
Ixndon. The casing of the London market
with the month turn was checked by with
drawals by the Japanese government. The
heavy tone recurred In the hitter market
and the closing was easy.
Bonds were firm on a well diversified de
mand. Total sales par value, $2,714,000.
I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Quotations on the New Tork Stock ex
change ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Kan Imperial 4s wre qooted at 88.06 and
Rusilnn bonds of 14 at !n.
BERLIN, Aug 2 Th bourse was some
what weaker today.
Sew Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 -MONEY-On call;
hlahest. 3 rer cent: lowest. IV per cent:
ruilug rate, i per cent; lust loan, 2 per cent;
Closinb bid. 1; offered at I per cent. Time
loans, steady an.1 dull; 60 and 90 days. 3'
3 per cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PA PKR 4.J4:
strellng exchange, steady, with actual
business In bankers' Mils St 4 8Virn 4 6 fir
demand and at 4.84754. S4V for slx.y-day
bills; posted rates 4.86 and 4 87. Com
mercial bills, 34.8TV
SILVER Rar. W: Mexlean dollars. 46.
BONDS Government, steady. Railroad
bonds firm.
Closing quotations on bonds wera:
II a. r( Is, res. ...! Jp . ctfi loi4
.101 4a 14 MrlM I'V
H tfa 4 -!( lit
1UV U N. unl it llM'i
MnRtUn r. g ..l'-'t
, lit Mn. tnlrl 4l 774j
S ...If I da lit Inr t
H 'Minn. A St L. Il...74
, ctfl. 744: M . K. a T. 41 lit
da l .t
t 104 N. R R. of M. a. 4. M
M N. Y. C. f It! H4j
4s....lftlt N J. C. g. Im iM
I l'V No. Piclflc 1"!
IIS ao 1 T4
6s. ...114 N. W. r. 4s 1"2 '
II iO. 8. U rfcli 4 WS
MUj Pnn. ennv. iH 14V
.102
do eoupafi
r. I. ros...
do eoapen ...
V. B. nfw 4s, I
do eoupoa ...
V S 01 4s. 1
do coup0 ...
Am. Tobotro 4l
do 4s, ctfa...
Atchlftnn gon. 4
lo sd). it...
Atlantic C. L.
Bol. Ohio 4
do IV
Central of Oa.
do lat inc....
do 2d Inr
Dirt. A Ohio 4U.a....lot Reading grn. II
Chlrexo A. Mi ... M St. L. I. M. c. ae..ll
c . B a q. N. 4....iviHj st. a s. r. tg a.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Stead, with Oowi Selling;
CoDiidcrably Higher,
HOG TRADE SLOW, BUT A SHADE HIGHER
Receipts of Sheep and Lambs Sot Very
Meary, with So Sew Keataree
Developing Prices Meady
and Trading; Slow,
SOt'TH OMAHA, Aug. I. In6
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OtTVlal Mondav l.va 2'W 11. 9Di
OfTlclal Tuesdav 4.:!7 6 3e9 8.S71
tifTlclal Wednesday 1.77 J.ltfa 8.ll
14.4S4
JT.fiW
50.1)11
12.13
13.448
29 274
30. IX
14 Mi
7.510
4.!"6
t.r.b
C, R. I. P. Is..,
do col. bt
rev. A St. L. g 4i
(.'Mrago Tar. 4a....
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colo. A Bo. 4a.
Colo. Ind. (a, let
do aet B
Cuba ba, ctfa
D. H. O. 4a
Pllttllere' Sec. (a..
Eri prior llan la
do geo. 4a
F W. a U. C la
Hoi king Vai. 41. . . .IIOH
Ufltred.
i St. L. 8. W e. 4a ...
. 14 H Sealioard A. U a 0
.IDS 80. Parlflc 4a 4t
. M1 So. Rallwajr Is Iltt
. 75 iTeiaa a P. Is in
. M4 T., 8t U A W. 4a.. M
. Tl4 Vnlon Pa. lflo 4s
.71 1 do conv. 4s W91
.107 jl'. Stssl Jd da t
.101 Wabash Is llK
. to do deh. n
.10IV VMtrn Md 4s
. 31 W. a L. E. 4s...
116 Win, Ontrsl 4s..,
do 1st 4s ctfs...
l:l
4
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 2-Call loans. 2&3 per
cent; lime loans, 8(&4 per cent. Olticlal
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Ati-talaon adj.
do 4a
Mrs. Central
Aichtaon ......
do pfd
4a 97 Adventure
102H Allouei
la 77 Amalgsniated .
I6H1' Ameriran Zlno
1U2S Atlantic
Boston dz Albany SsF BInghsm
Adams Ex...
Anuil. Copper 27.200 84 83
Am. Car & Foundry. 2,oi) 37 3R
do pfd 600 9914 9HV,
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Ex
Am. H. & U pfd 700 3U 39
Am. Ice Securities
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive 2..KX) 40
do pta v. ikj 112
Am. HmeYt. "Xi "iiefng! B4.5n0 120
Kansas City Grain ana Provisions.
Tha range of prices paid In Kansas City
aa reported by the Kd wards-Wood company,
110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles.) Open. I lllgh.l Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
Sept...
IXc...
Corn
Bept...
I)eo....
Oats
Sept...
Pork
6eit...
Oct....
Laid-
8ept...
Oct...
Rlhs-
Bept..
Oct...
7oJjJti
i vai
45
WW
13 as
la U
T 36
7 4)
t 1$
li
7V
!,
2T
IS 43
U Si
7 S7
7 46
8 12
8 to
75
7b
45
t
IS 8J
13
7 SO
7 40
8 12
S li
7rt
Tryt,
45'
. SM,
27'
IS 42
13 36
7 87
7 46
t 12
76
77
44
U
26
IS S3
13 2
7 32
7 43
( 12
17
KANHA8 CITY, Aug. t WHEAT Mar
ket higher; September, 7uU7bc; Iecem
Dr, 7;sJ"4c; Jiluy, oSc; caah, No. 2
hard, ait:vse; No. 8, 7(ysic; No. 4, 72tt78:;
No. I ted, tUc; No. i. Viatic; No. 4. 7t4j7vc;
receipts, 22 cars. ,
CORN Higher; September, 4Stj4tic; De
cainber, fcSjc, May, 34(iiV; cash,
No. S mixed, 4(I4U', No. 3, is4ic; No.
3 white, sue; No. S. 4u50c.
OATd-tiieady; No. i white, $0'u31c; No.
mixed. iMl.To.
HAY fiieudy; choice timothy, $.5O4j9.0u;
Choice prairie. (4 60.
RVE-Dleady, 3c.
EGtiS oteady; Miasourt and Kaunas new
No. S, ahitewood cases Included. 15c; nw
count, 14'tc; caaes returned, c less.
Ul'TTKH Steady; creamery, lsjjl8e;
packing. 'Itc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. i:9:.u i.ooo
Corn, bu 4IojO
Oata, bu li.tMJ U.ouu
On the Produce exchange todav the but.
ter market was firm; creameries, I7(U20c;
dairies, 16rtil8c. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included. 16c: firsts, 17c; prime firsts,
Wc; extras, 21c. Cheese, firm, lU'tfllVc.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Hay on Various
Commodities. 1
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-FLOC R-Recelpts.
15.461 bbls.; exports, 11.089 bbls.; sales. 4.2nO
bbls.; market steady, quiet trade; winter
patents $4.6o'5.u0; winter straights, $4.l5i
4.60; Minnesota patent, $6.40fi5.8r; winter ex
tras, I3.0O4i3.4E; winter low grades, $J.S'ii3.J5.
Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $4.15:f4.50;
choice to fancy, $4.oO'u4.75.
CORNMEAL Firm; dry kiln, $3.1ftfiS 20.
RYE Easy; No. 2 western, 71c asked, c. 1.
f., New York.
BARLEY Nominal; feeding, 48c, c. I. f.
New. York; malting, 46ai)2c. o. I. f.. Buffalo!
WHEAT Receipts, 12,uu0 bu.; exports, 24,
038 bu. Soot, steady; No. 2 red. 88e, In
elevator, and 894 c, f. o. b. afloat; No 1
northern Lxiluth, $1.16, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
northern Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat.
Options opened lower on account of for
eign selling, weak cables and lower north
west markets. A rally on covering, strength
west and predictions of lighter Kansas City
receipts was followed by reactions, from
which the market finally recovered In sym
pathy with corn, and closed ci&c net
higher. May. 92titi3o, closed at 93c; Beptem
ber, 8814I&88 5-lc. closed at 89Uc: December
(Mf91Vc, closed at 91c-
CORN-Receipts. 124.700 bu.; exports. 11.
396 bu. Spot market firm; No. 2. lc. eleva
tor, and blc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow,
61c; No. 1 white. 62c. Option market was
very dull, closing ,c net higher, but with
out transactions. September closed at 60c.
OAT8 Receipts, 43..VO bu. Spot market
quiet; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 3333c; natural
white. 80 to S2 lbs.. S5&37e; clipped white.
86 to 40 lbs.. 37u4nc.
HAY Klrm; good lo choice. 8EiQ90c.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
19o4 crop, 22 & 26c; 1j3 crop, lleyl'lo; olds, 10
18 12c; Pacific, coast, 10u4 crop, 22y25c; 19j3
crop, ISW.'Oc; olds, 10ffll2c.
H1LES Quiet: Oalveston, SO to 25 lbs,
!0c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texus dry
24 to 30 lbs , lhc.
LfcATHER Steady; acid, 26-8340.
PROVISlONli-Reef, steady; family, $10.50
S12.0O; mess. $8 5yul0.00; beef hams, $21.0otf
22 50; packet, flO.OKu 11.00; city extra India
mess. $18.00411 00. Cut meats, steasly; pick
led bellies. $8 25510.60; pickled shoulders
$u.&0oc.0o; pickled hams, $10. Xfo 10 75. Ijird,
firm; western bteamed, $7.25i7.60; refilled,
steady; continent, $7.60; South America,
$825; compound, $5.&oa5.75. 1'ork. firm:
family. $',ii0il6O; short clear, $13.00 15.25;
mean, lll.mof 10.ISI.
T A LU)V Stvady; city (12 per pkg.),
4c; country ipkgs. freel, 4'34o.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3 (.'; Japan, nominal.
UL'ITER Firm: state dalrv. common to
extra. Iiiy21c; aeaitin factory, common to
extra, irw)i,e.
CHEESE Slate full creams, small col
ored and white, 10'jillc; state large, col
ored and white, fancy, 11c.
EdGS Western best. 18jl9c; western,
fair to good. I7tri ISO.
POl'LTHY Alive, steady; western chick
ens, 14c; fowls 13c; turkeys, 13c; dressed,
firm; western chickens, 13'altic; fowls. 14c;
turkeys. 13 a He.
Blllwaakaa Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Aug. t WHEAT
Lomer; No. 1 noithsin. llo(illl; No. i
northern, llOMjlto, September, o tid.
HYE Hlghrr; No. 1, wc.
XARLEi-Oull; No. 2, 62c; sampla, 10
CORN-Hlgher; September, 540 asked.
miladelnltla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. I.-Rl'TTEH
11 irn ; rxlia wesicrn frtamery, 22c; extra
Uesrhv prims, S4c.
UCUa-i-'lruij ucarby fitah, Hm, 1u urf;
do pfd
Am. Sucar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf.
Anaconda M. Co
Atchison
do pfd :
Atlantic Coast Line..
Bait. Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canudtan Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago .& Alton
do pfd
Chi. Ut. Western
Chi. & N. W
C, M St. P
Chi. Term. A T
do pfd
C, C.. C. & St. L
Colo. Fuel A Iron....
Colo. A Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
D.. L. & W
Den. & Rio Grande...
do pfd
Distillers' Securities..
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis. & Nashville...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. & 8. 8. M..
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Tex
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd ,
N. Y. Central
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western...
do pfd
North American
Pacific. Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., C. C. & St. L
Pressed Steel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Pulace Car..
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway ...
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron....
Texas & Pacific
T.. St. L. A W
do pfd
Vnlon Pacific
do pfd
t. P. Ex
V. 8. Realty
XT. 8. Rubber
do pfd
I'. S. Pteel
do pfd
Va. -Carolina Chem...
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Ex
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western I'nlon
W. & L. E
Wis. Central
do pfd .-
Northern Pacific
Central Leather ,
do pfd
1.000
3'ii0
200
fro
6.S0O
20
1.6110
11,600
3i W
8.800
2.01
1.2" M)
200
' "if
S00
6.600
13,100
123i
143
97
116
87
102
162
115
99
69
155
2ti7
544
ftitT
SO
215
180
I0
1.100
2.200
200
400
69
46
28
62
3914
1,900 10
3.100
2.000
'"ino
200
2S.8O0
3.400
2.3O0
100
195
438
'86
42
464
84
74
179
48
112
124
123
97
115
81'.
102
160
113
99
68
164
202
54
' si'"
20
213
J79
99
45
28
62
89
"io"
19S"
425
86
42
457
83
73
179
1.400 in 170
600
1O0
"206
5,8-0
20
3o0
3 .800
3,900
3t
1,000
' 4.800
100
28
63
'w
166
81
127
22
63
130
i'ln
28
27
63
'58
145
166
81
127
22
63
129
8.100 48 4J
4.400
8.000
1,100
"iiioti
200
19.200
1,700
' 3.200
1,000
86
ioo
42
143
106
43
96
146
52
85
99
42
96
35.500 1'6 103
100
l."0
2.700
S,1"0
2u0
91
21
83
31
76
91
?n
83
So
7
600
7i H
Io0
2.9iX
i-iao
2S.M0
ion
4.60O
so
8"0
76.00
69
24
60
64
118
34
9
8".
33
38
67
130
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111., Aug. 2 -CORN-Hlgher;
No. I elUw, 64c; No. 3, 64c; No. 4.
ok'; no grade, 62c.
OATS Highvr; No. 3 white, new. 278
28V-; No. 4 white, new, 27c.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Mllnaukea Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 3. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, steady; Scptumbvr, (4
tyl: l'ecember, lW(d, March, nominal.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, 5s Id;
futures, firm; September, 4a !. December,
4a d.
Dalnth Grata Market.
Dl'Ll'TH, Mtnn., Aug. ?. WHEAT To
arrive, No. 1 northern. $1.06; on track. No.
1 northern, $107; No. 1 northern. Hue; Sep
tember. ItSo; Bepteinlier. old. c
UAld-Tu arnva, tsc, ou Uack, 24 'c
3.500
31 l
19.9O0
14,
&o
ai
100
100
'it:o
2"0
4i.0
62
19
85
103
34
106
19
93
23
304
44
114
68
23
60
64
1171
83
98
8
81
38
67
O
51
1'
34
ln
34
list
19
3
'23
204"
43
104
235
84
36
90
2
92
225
39
26
17
40
48
111
125
122
142
96
115
as
102
162
114
98
68
154
206
64
i 84
79
19
214
179
18
40
88
45
28
61
89
191
9
45
1H4
423
31
86
42
83
74
178
8.8
170
19
78
eo
28
63
as
67
146
166
81
127
22
63
129
161
100
28
62
48
37
146
52
86
92
99
42
142
106
75
42
96
238
104
93
91
31
83
30
76
84
104
68
Hoston A Maine
boston Elevsted ...
Kltohhurg pfd
Meilcjin Central ...
N Y., N H. a H.
Pere Mamtiette ..
Vnlon Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chsm.
do pfd .
Amer. Pueu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar ..
do pld
Amer. T. A T.
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Pumlnton I. A S.
Edlson Elec. lllu.
General Electric ..
Mass. Electrlo ....
do pfd
Mass. Uaa
United Knot
I'nlted Bhoe Msch.
do pfd
V. 8. steel
do pfd
Westing, common
'tiia. aAsked.
177 ICsl. A Heels...
It'entennlHl
.14 ( opper Kanae ,.
. 1214 Usir West
.20 ibomlnton Coal
. IS Franklin
.1IS tlranby
. 21 Isle Koyale ....
. IU !Msss. Alining ..
... 4 Michigan
. . .1444 Mohawk
...13 Mont. I'. & C...
...1144 Old Dominion ..
... S4tt Osceola
...lot1 Parrot
... 23V Qulncr
244 Shannon
171 Tamarack
17V Trinity
41 I'nlted foopper
4C U. 8. Mining...
104 11. 8. Oil
41 t'tah
II Victoria
M Winona .
103 Wolverine ...
) i
... I
... 3(Vi
... '4
... 10
... 17H
... 31)4
... WV,
... 71V,
... 14
. . . 71
... 1-"
... 7',
... St'
...
... 14-4
...is
...
... i
... aS
... 26
...104
... 7H
...121
... Mi
... 13
... ii
... 1M-4J
46
... I
... 1
...11S
London Stork Market.
LONDON, Aug. 2. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consols, money ...
do account
Anaconda
Au-hleon
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Chee. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W....
. 0t4 Illinois Centrsl ...
. iS Louisville A Nash
. iM., K. A T
. 88 N. V. Central
.106 Norfolk a W
.117 lo pfd ..
Ontario it W
Pennsylvsnla
Rand Mlnea ,
Heading
do let pfd.
do 2d D.M.
Southern Kallwajr ... S4
do pfd 101
Southern i'sclOo 44
.174
.ISO
IM
SX
t
U
73H
H
M
4
4S
S
tfl
C, M. A St. P 185
PeBeera 17
Denver A R. 0 12H
do pfd
Erie 47
do 1st pfd S-t
do id pfd 74
SILVER Bar, steauy, 27d per ounce.
MONEY li&l per cent.
The rate 01 ulhcount in .. . open market
for short bills Is 113-16 per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 13-16 per cent.
New York Mining; Slorks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Three days this week. .Ih.OJS
Three das last week. . .11.600
Same week before 11,641
Same three weeks ago. .12. 1
Same four weeks ago... 8.0O0
Same days lost yeur.... 6.9m
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to date, comparing with last year:
16. 1904. Inc.
Cattle 4VS.264 486.738 12.516
Hogs 1.534.y71 1.46i,16 6,ip5
Sheep 866 44 746,117 120.287
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at 8outh Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Tate. I 1905. 1904.I03.11902.19U. 11900. 11899.
July 15.. I r. 63,
July 18.. I
July 17.. 6 66
July 11.. 6ofi
July 19.. 6 oai
July 20.. I 5fi
July 21. .j 5 61
July 22.. 6 41
July 23..
July 24.. 6 47
July 25.. 5 64
July 28.. 5 691
July 37.. I ( 6S
July 28. 5 61 I
July :.. 5 60
July 30.. I
July 31.. 5 58 I
Aug. 1... 5 691
Aug. 2... I
5 11
t 18
e
1 in
6 18
5 04
6 10
6 06:
t 181 7
5 S3 7 72;
6 19
6 22
7 72
7 '3
7 CO,
S 22
5 221 7 62
'8 26, 7 41
4 2S
! 4 19
4 21
4 34
5 25
6 18
5 05
6 061
6 10
6 30 4 96
6 19; 4 98i
6 10, 6 i3
6 09, 8 03,
I 6 02;
4 99! 4 97
4 92,
7 S2
6 77 $M
6 64 t 02
6 651 4 M 4 01
8 58. 4 871 4 1
6 6:1 4 t9i
6 C8 4 W
I 6 07
6 67
I 70 E 15
7 41 6 ii 5 151 4 36
7 53 6 74 6 06, 4 81
7 8 fts 5 021 4 27
I 6 58 6 06 4 8J
7 63 I 5 13, 4 83
7 47i 6 47 I 4 3:
7 471 6 56; 0 08;
7 51, 6 61 5 091 4 32
7 411 6 66 5 161 4 19
7 36, 5 761 5 1H 1 4 26
1
3
21 23
1
35 6 4
9
21 6
3
6 ..
1
2
lol S3 4
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today oy each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.Ila'ea.
c, m. & St. P. Ry.. 1
Mo. Pac. Ry
I'nlon Pacific Svstcni 18
C. A N. W. Hy 3
V., E. A M. V. liv.... 25
C. St. P., M. & O. Ry U
R. A M Ry 14
C, 11. at (J Hy 8
C. R. I. & 1'. Ry. east 1
Illinois Central
Chicago lircat Went.. 1
Total receipts 80
The disposition ot the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
iluyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaiia Packing Company 265 766 62
Swif and Company 248 1.652 2,3oi
luuatiy rucking t o iM i,mi
Armour A Company 637 1,'tM 2,039
Vansant & Co
Iiobman A Co
Hill A Hutuzinger
Hamilton A Rothschild.
L. F. Husa
Klugan A Co
Woll & Murnan
Mike Haggcrty
J. II. Root A Co
independent Packing Co.
Aulntad
S. & S
Other lluyers 217 .... 2,8;6
248
34
637
32
9
60
4i
116
."ii
1
10
663
157
343
Adema Con
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Con ..
Cninstock Tunnel
Con. Csl. A Va..
Horn Silver .....
Iron Bllver -..;...
lyesdvllleC0S ....
Offered.
10
63
40
.. If)
.. T
..)
..lit
..340
..
I.lttle Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
"1'hoenia
Potoai
Savage
Bterra Nevada
Small Hopea .
rilsndard
.. 4
..200
..700
.. i
.. M
.. 4
.. 84
.. 33
..146
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 2. Today'a
statement of treasury balances In tha gen
eral fund exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve shows: Available cash balancn,
$131,271,976; gold coin and bullion, $49,4O0.9s9.
1
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 2. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,522,278.35, and for the corre
sponding date last year $987,460.61.
ST,
St. I.onls General Market.
LOUIS. Aug. 2. WHEAT Higher;
117
84
9S
89
S3
37
57
12S
98
122
90
52
H'
34
103
33
106
19
34
230
168
93
16
23
61
2o3
43
104
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 81c; track, 8.iiis6c
September. 81Vt'8lc; December, 8Mc; No.
2 hard, 84&S8c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, 61c; track.
52V,'o52c; September, 50c; December, 43c.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 cash, 2Sc; track, 27
28c; September, 26c; No. 2 white, Z'it(
3ic.
r LOUR Steady. Red winter patents.
$4.30434.50; extra fancy and straight, $3. Hiri
4uu; clear, 3.15fqSi30. Timothy seed,
ateady; spot, $2.262.75; new, $3.50.
CORN 'MEAL Steady, $2.70.
BRAN Uulet. backed east track. 70or71e.
HAY Steady Timothy, J9.WJ5J 14.00; prairie,
$7.otif 10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 99c.
HA GO I NO 8c.
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Pork, Arm; Jobbing, $13.60.
Lard, higher; prime steam, $6.85. Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra shorts, $8.25;
clear ribs, $8.50; short elears, $8.76. Bacon,
steady; boxed extra shorts, $8.87; clear
ribs, $9 25; short clears. $9 50.
POl LTRY Weak; chickens. 9e; springs,
11c; turkeys, Uc; ducks, 79c; geese.
Totals 1,994 7,046 8,16
CATTLE There was a very -light run
here today, eighty loads being on sulo.
These receipts were about ninety-four loads
lighter than last Wednesday and show a
small decrease as compared with the same
day last year. The receipts consisted
largely of cornfeds, only a few westerns
being included In the day's offerings.
Beef steers constituted the big" end of the
receipts and some pretty good cattle were
offered. Owing partly to the light run and
to a better feeling on the purl of buyers,
the market was strong and active and da
most of the cattle were cleaned up In good
season. Puckers were free buyers and
picked up the stuff right along. Sellers
had the advantage and found little difficulty
In disposing of tbelr holdings at tully
steady prices. On some of the choice corn
fed stuff the market was better and prices
ruled stronger. What grass cattle there
were on hand went at strong prices, ami
there was a better call for them than there
was yesterday.
There was only a small supply of cows
and heifers here and the feeling was very
good. Buyers went right after tne stuff and
trading was brisk.) Packers as well as other
buyers wanted supplies and a clearance
w made early, (lood cornfed cows sold at
an ..dvance of lOtylac, whilo the commoner
grades and grass cattle changed hands at
prices ruling steady to stronger.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were in fair
demand at JUHt about steady prices.
Blockers and feeders were in good de
mand, although there were not many on
siilu. Good lightweight stuff moved at
steady prices, while on some of the heavier
grades sales looked barely steady, and ,in
some cases lower. Trading was fairly ac
tive and tho stulT was cleaned up early.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
6ii8c.
BUTTER Steady;
dairy 148 17o.
EGGS Firm, 14c,
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ,
Oata, bu lll.Ouo
creamery, 1520c;
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
7.0o0 8,000
119,000 lli.uoo
82,000 47,000
72,000
Total sales for the day, 469, HO shares.
Foretaja Financial.
IiONDON. Aug. I Money was not su
perfluous toda. Two millions transferred
to the Japanese government at the Bank of
England checked tha ease. Discounts ad
vanced. The Stock exchange was quiet,
with a favorable undercurrent. The at
tendance was small and business slack In
the absence of support. The presence of
proflt-vklng resulted In a drooping disposi
tion, which was accentuated by Emperor
Nicholas' I Ueet telegram advocating a con
tinuance of tha war. There waa a reaction
in consols. Americans opened dull, moved
Irregularly on either side of parity and
were inactive. There was tome reallga
tlon, but the close waa dull. Foreigners
were fully ateady. on Paris support. Japa
nese were easier. Japanese Imperial la 0(
1W-4 were quoted at Uii.
PARIS," Aug. 1 The bourse waa unsteady
today, owing to renewed uneasiness over
the Moroccan question and frars for tha
nrHisticcnrs of tha peace conference. Tha
day, bovtevar, closed calm and firm. Rua-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-METALS A fur
ther advance wag reported in the London
tin market, with spot closing at 151 Kin,
and futures, at 150. The local market was
also firm and somewhat higher, at $32.8ol
33.26, but the demand was slow, as buyers
are none too confident of tha stahlllty of
rrlces, owing to the speculative nature of
the advance abroad and the possibility that
liquidation may cause a readjustment. Cop-
fier lost part of Its recent gain abroad, clos
ng at 68 6s 3d for spot, and 68 los for
futures. Locally the market waa un
changed, with lake and clectrolytlo quoted
at $16.37'o 15.50, and casting at $14.87''u
15.12. Ixad was firm, at $4.604.70 In the
looal market, and was somewhat higher
at 14 In London. Selter advanced to
24 In the Imdon market, remaining nrm,
at t5.604jg.70 In New York. Iron closed at
49s 4d In Glasgow, and at '.s 4d In Mld
dlesboro. Locally Iron was unchanged. No.
1 foundry northern Is quoted at tl.2o?17.00;
No. 2 foundry northern, 115 7F 16.50; No. 1
foundry aouthern, tl6.76Q16.7S; No. 2 foundry
. . III - . . 1 , K
OIIIIIV1II, IJ OVy AU.'O.
or. lOLia. Aug. 3. METALS Lead,
firm; $160. Spelter, firm. $5 00.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug 2 -COTTON-Bpot
closed quiet. 10 points higher: middling up
lands, 10.9oc; middling gulf, 11. 2ic; sales, so
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2 -COTTON-Spot in
Increased demand, prices 9 points lower;
American middling fair. 8.3:'d; good mid
dling, 6ood; low middling, 6.76d; good ordi
nary, 6.5M; ordinary. 5.42d. The siles of
the day were 6,'AO bales, of which tsiO were
for speculation, and exiiort and Included
4.800 American. Receipts, 2,0uu bales, no
American.
ST. IXtUIS. Aug. I-COTTON-Bleady;
middling, luc; aales, none; receipts, 3")
bales; shipments, 38 bales; stock, 24.2J6
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. J. COTTON
Steady; sales, .V.0 bales; ordinary, 7 13-loc;
good ordinary, Vc ; low middling. 9c; mid
dling;, 10c; good middling, lo 13-16c; mid
dling fair, llo; receipts, 4,004 bales; slock,
96,46 bales.
Ko. At. It. No. at. rr.
I (oo 2 60 eo 12;3 4 JS
1 1(7 4 10 II iSM 4 40
4 1237 4 10 41 1206 4 SO
14 nil 4 16 20 1223 4 SO
11 1240 4 li 61..- 12IS 4 86
3 H'OO 4 26 20 12os 4 46
I b:0 4 26 14 1141 4 ii
II 1116 4 30 IV 1213 4 6
43 1121 4 40 3 11,13 i 00
4 1161 4 46 70 132 4 00
14 Ho3 4 60 1 1675 6 00
to 13 4 66 62 1234 I 06
10 HJ6 4 40 16 1M2 6 10
20 1147 4 46 74 13S2 16
Is 1140 4 44 It 1302 I to
46 ill 4 46 18 13M 6 26
6 1010 4 70
cows.
1 140 1 75 s 84 lit
4 74 1 16 4 o6 6
1 W.0 t 10 1 .'...1240 t 46
14 36 10 12 Mil lit
1 till t 10 1"0 70
I f6 IS 1 110 I 74
( 100 1 20 1 1220 I 16
1 730 t 10 t 1146 2 60
4 807 I 26 21 1144 I 85
1 1060 I 26 4 1070 i )
1 1040 I 40 10 t to
2 . 174 t 40 4 10,0 04
1 1110 I 40 I 30 I 00
I I 60 I M.0 I 00
1 1160 I 40 I til 3 10
I s9 I 40 17 14 a
i.. 1OO0 I 40 1 10M S3
j loi -3 40 17 Hi u
Hit I 40 1 1116 si
HEIFERS.
1 120 1 10 I S'.'O 60
4 604 1 SO 1 M) a t,0
J 710 I 10 14 37 2 6
i 413 I 20 1 eno I 6
4 6K0 I 20 70 3 00
1 7o0 I 26 1 410 I 04
1 4H0 8 40 1 tuo 1 60
1 420 I 40
BULLS.
t f0 I 00 1 1140 I 40
1 460 II 26 1 1470 46
1 lOO I 36 1 1.140 so
1 473 I 40 1 12JJ g 40
STAGS.
1 1040 t 76
CALVES.
1 SM I 60 1 890 4 71
1 410 (Ml 1 im t 5
1 ISO 60 1 ISO IK
470 4 76 1 210 i 36
1 140 4 76 1 2fK i (0
1 120 4 75 I loo ( t
1 240 4 76
STOCK CALVES.
J 190 I 76
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 t0 I 76 2 7SII t
1 440 I 00 I ?9 aj
! 10 3 4 . 4 774 I 40
1 466 I 36 t 1004 60
471 t It
Toledo toed Markot.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. l-SBED Clover,
caiih. $7 60 asked: October, to.). Dacember.
$5.77 bid;
$7.25 bid
January, $5 r August alslke.
Prima timothy, $1.57.
Minneapolis Oralu Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Aug. 2.-FMVTR
First patents, $5.9ca6.ut; second pitent.
$6.71.86.85; first claakra, $4. Org 1.10; second
Clears. 13.604178.
BiuLN-Oa bull IU.7tViil3.0O
22 cows
15 rows
4 cows...
38 feeders,
1 hirer...
20 feeders
2 teeners
t cows...
WESTERNS
H. A Rollins Neb,
. 846 2 60 8 cows.
. 9w0 2 40 8 cows.
. soo 2 14
Ruf Haney Neb.
.1142 3 76 3 feeders.. 1070 1 26
.UtO 2 83
N. Sheffield Neb.
.914 1 o 24 cows.
I 00 1 calf..,
t 15 1 cow..
O. Zlegle Neb
a steers.... 790 t 30
914
W
1 steer 7W 2 15
18 heifers... 715 2 8J
Bar X Cattle
13 cows 923 2 70
2 cows soo t 25
1 lull l-i 2 35
Lynch A
1 cow ls i 25
1 feeder. ..ll' 3 00
21 feeders.. 956 -3 no
NEBRASKA.
1 cow 1'KjO
687
713
. 920
. 40
.1350
2 30
30
3 66
t 26
2 40
6 cow
1 cow
1 COW. .
1 cow
1 bull
3 cows. . .
1." cow s. . .
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.. 9J6
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2 8o
2 S3
2 35
1 Eo
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3 00
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3 70
Company Neb.
4 cows t0
1 calf 160
Co. Neh.
25 cows 942
23 feeders.. 1'j1
5 cows 1110
1 bull
1 heller.
1 cow. . . ,
1 stag . .
1 bull...
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the opening trading wss very slow and dull,
packer doing nothing till well slong In the
morning. Good light and shipping lions
were In the best demand today and a f.ilr
call from shippers for hogs of this kind
helped the market considerably, especially
on the opening These kin, Is changed hands
t prices Jnst about fx- higher than yester
day, but after trading became general they
were not so good. The market eased off
somewhat Hnd whs only a "hsde hlKh,r
than yesterday's best time. Th bulk of
the boss sold st $.". 7 "1 5. 75, with topi reach
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mates for the August tnovement snd In
creased con'Mom e In i educed crop ri'rts.
The el, -"e tahs stcnilv. Ml uncharged to 10
points Muhcr 8a be aire repoiliti of. 8'. ft'U
ones, InchuMMg; 8, i.ttopler. t!'i.c, t h lo-
ber. 7 "f.i T ! :
7 4.V; M4. 7 .fV -in
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March,
stc;ul ; No,
features dcvelooed Irt
the sheep barn this morning, the same slow
ness which Iihs been characteristic of the
market this week Is In evidence again to
day and buyers and sellers did not get to
gether till well along in the forenoon. The
receipts were light, only about twenty
eight cars being on sale. The stuff did not
arrive very rurlv and was wet and hard
looking, although of good quality. Some
salesmen had a good deal of sorting to do,
another reason for the slow opening. Some
sales made early were ot stronger prices
and i he general market could best be
quoted that way. As has been the case for
the past week there was a good demand
for feeders and prices today were stronger.
Quotations on lat sheep snd lambs: (tood
to choice sorbin lambs. $6 2fiii 6 50 : good to
choice yearling wethers. $4.i5ii5.oo; good to
choice wethers, t4.2frti4.6n; good to choice
light ewes, $4.oo-y4.10, good lo choice heavy
ewes, $3.8i(44.00.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lamos.
Good feeding lambs, $4.6.V(i5.S6; good feed
ing yearlings, t4.CM"ii 4 .6t; good feeding w eth
ers, $3.a.v4 10: good feeding ewes, -. .ufioov.
Representative sales:
No.
98 western wethers
b'47 Wyoming wethers
158 Wyoming yearling feeders
1 Wyoming yearling ieeuers
Av.
14
lot
wi
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4 '-T
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CHICAGO UVK STOCK MARKET
Cnttle
Steady to Lower Hog a
Cents Higher. '
Ten
CHICAOO, Aug. 2. "ATTI.E Receipts.
18.000 head, Including 600 Tcxans ami u"i
westerns. Market steady to luc lower, iioou
to prime ateers. $j.25ii;t5.90; poor to medium,
$3.75716.10- stockers and feeders. $2.2.Vu'i (';
cows, $2.oO!ii4.5o; heifers, t2.25'ii4.K5; canners,
$1.60a2.40; bulls, t2.M44.iO; calves. $3.00017. HO;
Texns fed steers. t3.75ri4.QO; western steers,
$3.5it74 'A'.
HOlia Receipts, zo.000 neari; estimate jor
tomorrow, 15.J head. Market 10c higher.
Mixed and butcher, $5.6ts6.25; good to
choice heavv, to.9Mrifl.15; rough heavy,
$o.6i"g&.So; light, $6.8041.26; bulk of salea,
$n.5Mr10.
SHEEP AND LAM HH Receipts, zo.iioo
head. Sheep market 10c higher; lambs 15c
higher. Good to choice weathers, t4.50Sr4.85;
fair to choice mixed, t4.Oofn4.50; western
sheep, t4.0Wf4.75; native lambs, S5.0CWg7.50;
weHtcrn lambs, $.r.5oU7.10.
OMAIIA WIUH KV4I.T. MI1KKT,
Condition of Trade and quotations oa
Maple nnd Kenry Produce.
EvtitS-Receipts, fslr; market steady!
candled slock He.
LIVE Pol I.'lliV-Hens PUc, roosters.
5i6c: turkeys. I2iil6c; ducks, 8c, aprlnj
dllCkS. I"c, Sl'tlllK CMICKen.s 14 lllV.
HI TI E K - Mm ki t firm; packing stocks,
14c, choice to ijiney ibtlry, IVylSv; cream.
er . Jon.'ic: pilots, l.'i.
M'OA K Standard sst Htiulated. In barrels.
$5 60 pel cwt., cubes, o ." per cwt ; cut
lo.if, Jo 96 per cw t ; No 6 cxtta C. ti 5 per
cwt.; No. 10 extra C. $5 ;I5 per ut ; No. 1
yellow. $5 30 per cwt ; XXXX jxwtlered,
$6 ( per cw t.
FUK81" FISH-Trout. 9c: halibut. 11c;
buflalo (dressed), 8c, pickerel (dit'KaNi, c;
alute bass (dressMli, lc; sunlish, ocj perclt
(scaled and dressed!, sr: pike, lis.-; cattish.
15c; red stiHjipcr. I'lc; salnion, ltn-; crflpiis,
12c: eels, lf.c; bullheads, lie; blurk bias. 2c;
Manitoba w 'lltellsh (di esseil), lis.-; Lake 8u
Ierior whlttlsh (dressed). l.V, frog le.s
ter doi., 3.V; lobsters, green, 27c; boiled
obaters, Mr; shnd roe, 4.ric; blueflsh. tk'.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesnla
Hy lHHlers' association: Choice, $7; Nv
1. $6 60; No. 2, $o; coarse, $5. These price
are for hav of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. $15.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORAXtll'S 'nencl:i, al. sizes. $4 75-TT5 v.
LEMONS I.lmonlcia. extra fancv, 2,0
3 and 3K sir.es. tsitlO; fancy. 270, 300 and
:8l) sites, $S.
DATES lr box of .Hi 1-lb. pkgs., $:;
Halloween. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c.
FlUS-Callfornln, r 10-ll carton, 5fl
8fic; linixoted Smyrna, 4-rrown, l'Jc; 6
crown. 12c.
HA.VANAS-Per iiiedlum-slEed bunch, $1.71
Cl-':'5; Jumbos, t'.'.oOiiS.OO.
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PF.ARS Unrtlett. ier PO-lh. box. $2.76.
PLUMS California, per 4-busket crate,
$1,101)1 35
I'EACHES-Texss Elbrrtns. er 4-basket
crate, 75o; Califotnln freestones, per 25
lb. box. $1.
CANTALOUPES Tcxhs. per Ornte, $3;
California, per mite, ,onles, $2.(K(i 2.50;
California. siaml.-iidH, $,1.
WATKRMKI.oNS-Alnbnnm Sweets, 263
41V ench; 'r:itrd. 1o per lb.
HAPPHKRHII-'.S - Red. box of ?4 Pt3. $2.
HLACKP.KRRIKS-f'aM! of 24 (ts., $1.75
?..
WAX UFA NS - Per -hw. basket, :.".4335o,
string beans, per N-bu. box. 25'ij :!'.
POTATOES -New, per bu , 2f,'if:lic.
RKANS-Navy. i . r I u . $2.
CAUI .l FLOW Kit- Home-grown, per crate
of 1 dor.. f'V. ,
CUCUMRI'RS Per doz , 25c.
TOMATOES Teiiiieesee, per 4-l)askek
err te, 8;"c.
CAIlTlAOE Home-grown, In crates, pe,'
Il.. lc
OMOXS -Home-grown, yellow, red and
wl'lte, Lc per lb.
HKE'J'S--New. per bu., 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
f'HERPE Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick, 14e; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; Twins,
12c; Young Americiis, 120.
NUTS Walnut, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., b"ic; hard shells, per lb., 1";
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
sheila, per lb., 12c. Pecans, large, per lb,
12'c; small, per lb., 10c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12ftil3c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., l.V. Sliellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.75; lurge hickory nuts, per
bu , tl 6.1.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 2 green, 7cj
No. 1 sailed. 9c; No. 2 salted. 8c; No. 1 veal
calf, loo; No. 2 veal cnlf. "o; dry salted. 7il
14c: sheep pelts, 25c'if $100; horse hides, tl.ij
iiii.ou
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-HEEVES-Re-celiits.
2,206 head. Good to choice Rteers
slow to 10c lower; others. lOfaiOc lowor; bulls
and' cows, slow to a shade lower; Hteers,
$4.005r6.W; bulls, $2.00-114.00; cows. tl. 65ty 3. 40.
Exports, 74 cattle, 60 sheep, and 2,700 quar
ters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 2,777 head. Veal.4
opened ' steady, closed 6oc lower. Butter
milks, steady to a shade lower; veals, $5.00
fi8 50; few early sales at slightly higher
prices; $8.00 top price at close; throw-outs,
$4.0&v(j6.00; gTassers and buttermilk, $3.2613;
4.50; dressed calves, about steady; city
dressed veals, Valihic per pound; country
dressed, 6fifllc.
HoGS Receipts, 4.061 hend; market
firmer; state hogs, J5fi.fio4r6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMH3 Receipts. . 9.38S
head. Sheep, steady; lambs, 25'uooc lower.
Market closed full steady. Sheep, $3.00(fj
4.00; culls, $2 0C't(2 60; lambs, $6.0Oii7.25; one
car. $7.85; culls. $4.505.26.
Wool Market.
H03TON, Aug. 2. WOOL There has
been more activity In the wool market end
a larger volume of business done. The
total sales aggregate 1.0.m.iv) pounds. The
larger mills have been buying heavily, the
worsted mills especially. The market Is
stronger nnd the tendency Is upward.
Pulled wools nre firm. Territory grades
are In demand and strong. Foreign wools
are uulet. Leading quotations were as fol
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania X X and
above, 3iWu UTc, X, 34i(35c; No. 1. 4Ku42c; No.
2 4L"i(43o; tine unwashed. 28'"(ii9c; quarter
blood unwnshed, 3',1i t0o; three-eighths blood,
36c; half-blood, Six", unwashed delaine, XYp
31c; unmerchantable, 32'ii33c; fine washed
delaine, 39't(40 Michigan--Flno unwashed,
27fu"8" quarter-blood unwashed, S3'(i34o:
three-eighth blood, Mfjafio; half-blood, 32fp
;c; unwashed delaine, 2c. Kentucky, In
diana, etc. Three-eighths and one-quurter-i.i....,i
SiiftiSTp. Territory and Idaho Fine,
; 'Y(i24'i; heavy flue, 19'i2lc; tine medium, 2.'iij
24cf medium. 20'a27o; low medium, 20i&27o,
Wyoming Fine, i'qisc; neavy one, bimki
fine medium, rai2:ic; meuium. jnw-wc; mw
medium, 26"ti27e. I tah nnd Nevada Fine,
22'H23c; heavy fine, 18y20c; tine medium,
4c' medium, 201j27c; low medium, 27f2Xe.
Dakota une, i2i-.ic; nne ineuniiu.
medium, 26(i3 27e; low medium, 26fi2ic. Mon
tanaFine choice, 2rd26c; tine average, 23W
"4c fine medium choice, unsr., svnjr, to
h-1". staple. 30o ; medium choice, 28t30c;
average. .r,"i-'ic. .,.. a. j... .
ST. LOUIS, Aug. z. "11 mrsilj , me
dium grades combing and clothing. -! jic.
licht line, 21fi2io; neavy une, i'".i
washed, 3-i42c.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. 2. CATTLE
Receipts, 9,5aO head. Including 2.000 head
southerns: market steady to 10c lower;
choice export and dressed heef steers, $5.00
4(6.60; fair to good. $4.00(7o.0; western
steers, t3.7M)'6 00; stockers and feeders, $2.75
fu4.35; southern steers, $2.6o'j4 6o; southern
cows. $2.(M(i3.50; native cows, $2.004.15: na
tive heifers, $3.006.20; bulls, $2.15ijJ.75;
calves. $2.50(56.00.
HCK1S Receipts, 7,000 head; murket
strong; top. $600; bulk of s'lles. $5.85',)5.ii3;
heavy. $5.K54rt.90; packers, $o.SV)ir5.'7; lgs
and lights, fci. 85 6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMP.S-Recelpts. 7.o00
head: market strong to 10c higher; na
tive lambs, $5.25'fj6.5o; western lambs. $5.25
fi6 50; fed ewes and yearlings. $4.1511.26;
Texas clipped yearlings, $4."fqo.25; Texas
clipped sheen, $4.Ujji.60; stockers and feed
cri, $3.Co4.25.
St. I.onls Live .'lock Market.
ST. I1UIS. Mo., Aug. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head. Including 1.700 head of
Texans; market steady: native shipping
and export steers. $4.26'ir5.75; dressed beef
and butcher steers. I3.5oijo.30; steers under
1.000 pounds. $.l.501j4-80; stockers and feed
ers, t2.75'H4.0O; cows and heifers, t2.("V,'fi
56; canners, $1. 5ri2.0O; bulls, t2.30ij(3.50;
calves, I2.25ij6.26; Texas and Ind'an steers,
$2.7554-1.75 : cows and heifers, $2.003.50.
HOGS Receipts, S.oaO head; market
higher; plus and lights, $5.9o4(j6.15; pack
ers. $5 5&66.05; butchers and best heavy,
t8.tWJtl.10.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 2.000
head; market higher; native muttons, $4.00
44 60; lambs, $500(47.00: culls and bucks.
$2-i4.J; stockers, t4.Ooig4.20; Texans, $3.80
4l l 5. '
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. 2. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.704 head: market for steers
active and steady; best cows and stockers
ltij 15c higher; natives, $3.76'a5.70; cows and
heifers, $1.6c4j4.75; stockers and feeders,
$2.75j4.O0.
H04h Receipts, b.zmi neaa; market vv
10c lilgher; closed weak: light. $5 8."f.'6 ';
medium and heavy, $5.75't)5 90; bulk, $o.6o(
5 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 1 6.0S1
bead; market strung to 15c higher; lambs,
$6.65.
Blona City l ive Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, Aug. t. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts. 500 head; mnrktit
steady; beeves, $3.75'tia.fO; cows and heifers.
$2.2f,'ii4.'0; stockers and feeders, $2 tfi'3 6o
calves and yearling". t260,i35n.
HOGS Reef ltts. S.fiO head: market 5
higher on best, selling at $5.&ofg.8o; bulk of
aales, I5.604J5.70.-
Stock lo light.
Recelpta of livestock at the. six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
tub
Oils and Rosin.
NEW Y'ORIC, Aug. 2-Oll-Cottonseed.
firm; prime crude, nominal; prima
vellow, :r!3'4C. petroleum, steady; re
fined. New York, JO.'.si; i-niiaueipina
Iialtimore. $6.V; Philadelphia and R11!11-
more. In bulk, .. lurpcuuire, w
OIL CITY, PO.i 'Allg. 2.-4.1111 reoiL iin.1-
ances. 1.2i; ceriincuien, no ,, en.,..,..
August 1, 50,100 otiiH.; runs, juiy si, j-j,-
611 bbls.; average, t&31 mils.; Miimeni,
Lima. 8'.t,fc.l mils.: runs, j.uua. uum. ,
average &.bio urns.
SAVANNAH, uu., Aug. t-oiu-iuip-ii-'KoSN-HrmA.
H -ml C .1 3.SB: D.
!3.4:ri3.47; E. $:!.So:-(3.x:; r.
G 3.f3 7; H. l ik'4.0,;
4.12: K, t4.15; M, t4.3o; N. t4.4i;
WW, $5.10.
I. $l.lfn1
WG, $i.8J;
Training- Ship at Uueenntonn.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 2.-Tlio United
Suites training ship Enterprise arrived hora
today and will reinuin for a week.
REAL HST4TU THAXSKUnS.
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.35,47 62975 43,!K"2
lioiiri At no time during the forenoon
were puckers free buyers, and they were
Indifferent about taking oa supplies. Oil
South Omaha
Sioux City ..,
Kansas City .,
St. Joseph ...
St. Louis
Chicago ,
Totals
Sugar and Mo'jsisi.
NEW YORK. Aug. '.-SUOAR-R.iw,
firm; fair refining, 3 7-18'u3c; centrifugal,
94 test, 4 8-32U4c; molasses sugar. 3 3-Joa
3Vc; refined, steady; No. 6. 4.7'x-; No. 7.
4 65c; No. 8, 4.foc; No. 9. 4 5oc; No. 10. 4 4Jc;
No. 11. 4 3ic; No. 12, 4 30c. No. 13. 4.2oc; No.
14, 4.LC; confectioners A, 516c, mould A.
&,V,c; cut loaf and crushed. Cc; powdered,
5 4c: granulated, 5 30c; t ubes, 5 55
NEW ORLEANS. Aiw. 2-SI'GAR
(julel : open kettlu centrifugal, 4''(l7kc;
eentrlfuual whites. 4 15-!6c'((o l-16c; jvlluws.
4'i4c; seconds, 21e.
"MuLAKiKS Nooilnul, open kettle, J.':f
2ic; centrifugal, 6fil4c.
BY RI P Nominal at 0c.
CotTee Mnrtiet.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2. -COFFEE-The
market for futures opened steady h t uti
ilianged prices lo an advance of fj oiats on
niodvialo Ueioaud, Inspired Ly Ua'bl tU-
Deeds tiled for record August 2, 1905, aa
furnished bv ttie Mldlund Guuruntee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1614
Farnam street, for The Dee:
F. D. Wead snd wife to 8. O. Ander
son; part of lot 6. block 9, Slilnn s ad 1,6,0
A. 1. Ak'-rlun and wife to 8. Peterson;
ne of 16-16-9 3,0oQ
A Hodgett am! wife to A. J. Anderson;
lots 1 to 5, I .-lock 1, and other lots In
Anderson Place .' 1
(. V. Fisher to O. E. Sterns, lot 13,
block 9. Shlnn's lid 1.600
S. J. Dewey lo E. C Sawyer; part or
lot 8. Koutze's 2d
M Hlakemun. et al., to E. Gall; lot
7. block 2. So. Omnh.'i
G. M. Hazard Exr. to Annie Olmslnad;
lot 10, block 4, Willis Park
G. M. Hazard Exr. to Amanda Hazard;
lot 20, block 1, Deninan Place
F Smith et al., Exr s to Currla 1.
Allen; lot 20, block 1", Urlggs Place..
Genevieve 8. Ilin.sdale et al., to C.
Kanscheit; part of lot 16, block 3,
Campbell's ud
A Kundert and wife to Jennie M
Itlrd: rart of lots 1 and 2, block 12,
Orchard Hill
11 A. Tukey to G. M. Pierce; prt of
lot 8, block 6, Shlnn's ml l.0
Fannie R -icheiitierg to II. A, Tukey;
lots 7 and 8, block 6. Hlilnn's ad 4,o0
H A. Tukey to R. C. Tubbs; part of
lot 7, block 6, Sliinn's ad 1
H. A. Tukey to Clara M Stowell; part
of lot 8. block 6 ri'ilnn s ad 1.3 )
J. H. Tavlor uud w i'e to C. Hanson;
part lot 2i, block 12, Shull's ad 1C0
H. A. Tukev to 21, Cowen; part of lot 7,
block 6. bhlnn's ad 1.3o0
D. Mason et al , to A Lowe; lots 31 and
32. block 2, Mystic Purk 2.5O0
I. E. Congoon et al.. to Elltn H. Kla
Ijaugh; lot 22, Clurk's ad 2.2iO
R. M. Stone lo Hello N. Stons; lots 3
and 4, Armstrongs sub 1
O. K. R ith to H. P, Johnson; lot i.
block 35. Kountze Place 2.40
Bad l Shannon to F. H. Garvin; purl of
block 1U. city I
R. A. Haea and wife to Grace Iluckel;
part 01 lol 2. Muck 121, City uf ij iaiill 1
1
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662
75
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