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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARiiET
"Wheat Eoldi Atom the Sun
Month,
in All
PRICES ARE UNUSUALLY STEADY
Cora OtTera Are Light mn the Mtrkrl
nn Country Afrrfttarfi Exeeed
laglr biIUMtiIi nf
Oats .tot llravr.
OMAHA. Aur 3. 1!K.
Steadiness; characterized the wheat mar
ket again, September closing unchanged,
December losing a split anil Nay loaing
Nr. Weather la 1be northwest I perfect
for maturing: and harvesting the spring
crop. September closed at MtyaM'-ac, le-
mwt at tiii,c and May at N-V-
There were no offers of corn to meet the
demand and the market was strong. Onun
try acceptances were very light. S-ptemtwr
closed at 55c. old Rpptmir at U.-S1". De
cember at 46V,c, old December at 4.o and
Jdsy at 4c.
Movement of oats from first hands were
rather light. Trices were about the same.
September closed at lr, December at
2eVc and May at -V
Liverpool closed S higher on wheat and
ltQlVsc higher on com.
Broomlial) estimates Argentina shipments
f wheat this week at l,uJ bushels and
corn shipments 1.8f.Vi bushel Primary
receipts of wheat were IW.ilin bushel anil
shipments Cll.isw bushels, as compared with
receipts of gatmi bushels last year avd
hlpments of 3H7.onft bushels. Corn receipts
were 3K2.0X) bushels and shipments 24v ')
bushels, as compared with receipts of 2:0.
Ut bushels last year and shipments of
M (TO bushels.
Foreigners did not respond with generous
blda for corn yesterday and were mostly
out of line. Export Kales of eight ,oads
were made at Baltimore and Philadelphia
yesterday for August shipment to Ant
werp and Rotterdam.
The Northwestern Miller, out todav. savs:
"The spring wheat crop condition was the
Influencing factor In the flour and wheat
markets this last week. With the sharp
advance In wheat, due to the crop kill
ers' report of great rust damage, buyers
were frightened out of the market. Im
porters across the Atlantic also were
out of It until ultimate de lines brought
millers' quotations more, into line with
their Ideas of price. when thev
took some fairly good lots from both
Toledo and St. Louis mills, as well as
scattering mills elsewhere In the winter
w-lieat territory. The net result of the
week was a small Improvement over pre
vious weeks, with prospects good for satis
factory business, providing crop conditions
continue favorable. Better reports are
coming In from mills In the Ohio valley
and the millers there are well pleased with
the quality of the new wheat. Kansas
mills enjoyed good demand and sold some
to Europe. The millers are watching the
northwest crop." 4
Omaha Cash galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1 car. 82c.
CORN No. a, 1 car. 4sNc; No. S, 2 cars,
48c.
OATS-No. I w hite, 2 cars. 27c
RYE No. 3, 1 car. 54c.
Omaha fash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Ko; No. 8 hard, 80
CSlc; No. 4 hard, 7(?78c; No. 3 spring, S2c.
CORN No. 2. 49c; No. 3, 4HV, No. 4,
48"c; no grade, 42547c; No. 2 yellow, 60c;
No. S yellow. 44c; No. 2 white, 50c, No.
white. 4Sec.
OATS-No. 2 mixed. 2Bc; No. 3 mixed.
Z&Hc: No. 4 mixed, 25c; No. 2 white, 27c;
jo. 1 wniie, Zic; No. 4 white, 26Vc; stand
ard, 27c.
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat. Com. Oats
Chicago l?o 13 JX
Kansas City 2!5 71 ;i
Minneapolis 1m
Duluth 11
Bt. Louis 156 M US
Minneapolis Grata Market.
The range 4f prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Ed wards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles., Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yea'y.
Wheat I 1 "l i j
Sept.-..JKH35 WHl KY
Dec.... ,87X1 87 KtiVsl 87. 7fr
WEATHER IS THE GRAIN BELT
Light Showers Over Mlssoart, Middle
and Lower valley a. -
OMAHA. Aug. I. 1.
Light showers were scattered over the
Missouri, middle arid lower Mlnxlaslnnl vol.
Jeya during Wednesday afternoon, and gen-
.nuy ciouoy weatner prevails wist or the
lilssourl river this morning, with rains
.suing in the middle Mississippi, Ohio val
je s ana guir states. ine weather Is gen
f eially clear west of the Missouri river to
the mountains.
The weather Is slightly warmer In the
upper valleys and northwest, i,ut no marked
change In temperature Is shown In any
section.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
ony ul lue last inree years:
1906. 1904. 19U3. 1902
Minimum temperature W 70 67 65
jreclpliatton Ou .a .3
Normal temperature fur today, 74 de
glee.
Deficiency In precipitation since March
87 Inches. ,
Deneiemy oorrespondlng period In 1904.
I.W inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
eu iiiciies.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Rain.
Stations. Max. iilln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.... 1 60 .00 Foggy
Auburn, Neb 79 63 .68 Cloudy
1 oiuiiiuun, ieu.. ss vj . w Clear
Kalrbury, Neb... 87 60 .00 Clear
KalrnKint, Neb... 78 W ,u Clear
Or. Island, Neb.. 82 64 .00 Clear
tlartitigun. Neb. K) 68 .ou Clear
tkdle. Neb 83 60 .10 Foggy
Omaha, Neb 81 66 .03 Fuggy
Tekamah Neb... 83 68 .no Cloudy
Carroll la 81 M .00 Cloudy
Clarluda- la 74 61 .44 Cloudy
fUbley, la 79 69 .oa Foggy
Sioux City. Ia-... 80 6 T Foggy
Storm Lake, la.. 81 62 . 00 Cluudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. alln. Inches.
Chicago. 111
Columbus. O
Des Moines, la...
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
1-oumvillo. Ky
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis. Mo....
30 78 oX .01
18 t! 64 .Ou
12 t4 .1
11 M bi .01
17 M 64 .24
Jo N 6 .OV
21 KO U .01
15 so ti .1
11 so 66 .Is
L. A. WKLS1I.
Weather Bureau.
Local Forecaster,
Kansas City Grain nnal Provlalona.
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reporter by the tdwai ds- w ood company
UO-lii itoald of Tiada building, was.
Articles ! Open. I HigU.i Low. Close. Yes y.
VV n,at . i i i
Sept... 77JjTi 77 , "6S1 70S 7H
774. 77, :;W 77- 77-,
Com I I I I
Sept... 45", 4,'( 4V'tt, 47 V, 45S
Lec... es, 4"i 3Hi 4vV.
( Oats I I 1
! Sept... 17 27 V 26V 27:
f P01 a I I
Sept... 11C 13 4! 13 30 13 30 1 13 43
IK-U...1UU UI2 Utl la -ii 18 a
Lata I
Sept... 7 36 I 35 7 7 35 1 7 37
i Oci 1 7.4Uj740 J40 140,745
1 BU I I
Sept... U 3 18 8 10 8 10 1 8 12
t Oct.... I lis 8 12 kut 805120
KANSAS CITY, Aug. WHEAT Sep
temtrr, TtH-'i L'ecenirmr, 7'.Hc, M, 7!c;
cskli, No. hard, sovfi.tjc; No. 3, iSytuc;
No. 2 spring, '.u.t-c, No. t ltd, bjc; No. ..
tiller; No 4, 7;x'. e
CoKN Sepiemoer. 47c;' l"ecemter,
40V. May, 4Va-'. cash. No. 1 mixed, 4oVtf
4!c, No. 4, 4S49c; No. I ahlte. ooc, No. I,
4-gc.
o.W 6 Steady; No. 2 white. SsHjc; Vo.
3 lulxed. .1J. V-
HAY 8iedy. choice timothy, 88('t9CI0;
Choice piauie, e650.
RYE 4tn-.
tiiiiS-rirm; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2. wt.Itewood cases Included, lit; case
count, lie: cases returned. Was.
ail TTiiK Steady; craninery, la'ViyloSc;
packing, 15c-
Receipts. Shipmegts
Wheat, bu 147. u v.0
Coi n, bu i2.oj 46 ev
Oata, bu U.tsM Ju.uuv
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHIL.UELPH1A. Aug. 3-BlTTER-Flrni:
extra western crcaiuery, ZiVtc, tuni
nearby prints, 21c.
ildijS Atiivt; nearby fresh, 16."; losa
of: fiearhy freah lsc at mark; western
flesh, lviUc at mark.
CHEEeK-gutei; New York fjl cream
fancy. U-afenVir; New Y01 a full errant
choice, lie. New York full cream fair 10
good, lolaiovtc; domestic bataj. UiuUc.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
DI LI TH. Aug 3 -WHKAT-To arrive:
lSa. 1 ouithein. L ui. On track! No- 1 uoiih
ern, tl 07; No. t northern. "c; September,
new. M','-, S ptemler, old. ic.
OATS On ttaik. r; to arrive. Sc.
tllKAUO tiRAM ASU PROIIOS
Featares of the Tradlag and (losing
Prices m Board ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. J -Decreasing receipts of
wheat southwen today offset the effect of
excellent maturing weather northwest. The
result was a fairly steady wheat market
here For September the closing price to
day whs precisely the same as the flra
figures twenty-four hours previous Corn
Is up lr. Oats show a gala of He 1 ro
lsl'.ns are off 2yJl"C-
Influenced by higher prices at Liverpool,
the wheal market ojiened quite firm, the
September option being up a shade to 4
Sc at M'S'fM'sc. The strength of the Eng
lish market was due to retorted conflrhui
tion of a shortage n the Russian crop. m
moderate demand from commission houses
the September delivery touihed sic soon
after the opening Sentiment then became
bearish and lit traders sold freely. As a
result the early sdvance In prices tolay
was not onlv obliterated, but the market
sagged below yesterday s final figures. Sep
tember dropping to MVc. Spread of bearish
sentiment, however, was effectively checked
by news from the southwest, where the
movement of the new crop seemed begin
ning to show signs of abatement. Arrivals
todav at 8'. Iouls and Kansas Cltv aggre
gated 339. "O bushels, against 478. bushels
year ago. The price or casti wneai in
the southwestern markets showed an ad
vance today and this created demand lor
options here. During the last half of the
eeslon prices fluctuated within a narrotg
twinge. The wheat market clwed steady,
with September at MSMSP. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 58 ht bushels.
Primary receipts were IWI.Oi iushe!s, com
pared with Sui.(n bushels a year ago. Min
neapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 2 cars, agalr.st 3S4 cars last week
and 1:26 cars a year ago.
Sentiment in the corn pit was bullish the
entire session. At the start the market
was affected by a sharp advance In the
price of corn at Liverpool. Later the mar
ket was further strengthened by extremely
small acceptances of bids sent out by cash
houses. The market was actively supported
by a number of prominent bulls Shorts
ajso were liberal purchasers. Ideal weather
for the crop apparently hai little effect on
traders. Th market closed Arm, with prices
practically at the highest point September
oixned 'kTiSc higher at faT'ui4,c, sold up
lo v,ic and closed at c. liccai receipts
were pa cars, with 48 cars of contract
grade.
A firm tone prevailed 4n the oats mirket.
The chief supporting Influence was strength
of corn. Shorts and commission houses
were moderate buyers. September opened
unchanged at 2e. sold between 27c and
2Sv?:'sic and closed at 2foc. Local re
ceipts were 222 cars
Provisions were weak as a result or a
lO&l.V decline in the price of live bogs The
trading was very quiet. The market lacked
any support from packers. At the close
September pork was off 10c at $13 40 I-nrd
was down ZH'frSc at l7.37Vg7 40. Ribs were
577Hc loner at $ 10.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: heat.
12 cars; corn. 149 cars; oats, 84! cars; hogs,
24,ofi head.
The leading future! ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. I Tes'y.
Wheat,
I
tept. M'0'
84V, 84i'SS 8H
Ilec.
8f.l,'&"4 SttSft
86 86lil
May
88
53-
4iV
Corn
tSept.
JSept.
trec.
trec.
Mav
IM-5C4H BSVil
W 49
B5H
o3
49
48,
46
4;h 4CH'g
!4t'.u4tlV 46W4M8i 4.
40
Oats-
I
Sept.
Iec.
May
I 2S frh'd 27V,
SOHt
Pork
I
Sept.
Oct.
I 13 l I 13 45
f 13 13 3:'W
13 40
13 i
13 40
13
18 50
IS 374
7 4.-H
7 524
8 17H
8 22
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
7
7 CVj!
7 60 i
8 12
8 3u I
7 37Vi
7 45 j
8 10 j
8 IS I
7 41
7 47!
8 10
8 17H
7 46
s 10
8 ITS
Ribs-
Sept.
Oct.
No. t tOld tNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOL'R Steady; winter patents, 4.2r9
4.30; straights. 84.00$r4 10: spring patents.
M.H56.4xi; straights. 13.50&4.o; bakers. 12.4W&
8. 4".
WHEAT No. 2 spring. , II 051.10; No. 3.
5c!l 116; No. 2 reel. gtfu?c.
CORN No. 2, 67c; No. Z yellow,
57Ho.
OATS No. 2. 274C; NO. Z white, JOVtc ;
No. 3 white. 2SV4c
RYE No. I oSVti.
BARLEY tood feeding, 3G3Kc: fair to
cholco malting, 41.,
SEEPS No. 1 flax. II. V. No. 1 northwest
ern, J1.33. Prime timothy, ii.s. Clover,
contract grade. l2.Sn512.7R.
PROVISION B-Met-s pork, per bbl., 13 45
713.50. lard. per 100 lbs.. I7.8AS7.S2H. Short
ribs sides (loosei. t ofrS.llfts. Short clear
sides (boxed). 8&.37HIBS.50.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
antln were as follows:
iteceipts.
Shipments
2S.0O
S57.;n
137. )
365.6':i0
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
30 .800
.231. 2-!
.151
.r.7.&1
SO")
9.ftsJ
Barley, bu.
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, IT'&XtSc;
dairies. InVQIKHc. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included. 16c: firsts, lTc; prime firsts,
lic; extras, 21o. Cheese, firm, lOtjimc.
MEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlena of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. l.-FIvOfR-Recelpts,
13.361 bbls.; exports. 10,818 bbls.; sales, 4.2oO
bbls.i market steady, quiet trade; winter
patents t4.5odj5.00; winter straight. 4.15tf
4 60; Minnesota patent. $5 406.85; w inter ex
tras, 83 0V&3.45; winter low grades, 82 90 3 35.
Rye flour, dull; fair to good, 8415ul.&o;
choice to fancy, 14 Sou 4. 76.
CORNMEAL Firm ; dry kiln. 83.20.
RYE Quiet; No. 2 western, 71c asked, c. 1.
f.. New York.
BARLEY Nominal; feeding, 48Vtc, e. I. f..
New York; malting. 46WC2c. c. J. f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Hecelpts, 26,'0 bu. ; spot mar
ket steady; No. 2 red. &6sc. elevator; No.
t red, 8HSc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern.
Duluth, 31 15, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 north
ern. Manitoba, nominal, afloat. After a
firm opening on higher cables wheat
softened- a little under fine northwest
weather reports and then strengthened
again. It was steadier In the afternoon
on a bullish Ohio state report, hlgner
cables, lighter southwest receipts, sympa
thy with corn and good outside buying.
The close represented VSc net decline.
May, (C'.ijSoV, closed at H2c: September.
H 13-16Vot 7-16c. closed at RlAsc; December,
SoSWc. closed at Ht-Sc
CoKN Receipts. 5 ;t75 bu exports, 1'0.
240 bu. ; spot market firm; No. 2, 61c. ele
vator, and 6-',c. f. o. b, afloat; No. 2
yellow, 62Hc, No. 2 white, 63c. Option mar
ket was very strong all day on light coun
try acceptances higher cables and with
the west closing mc net higher. Septem
ber. 6"S'&U1'e, closed at eiSjc.
OATS Ri'ceipt s. 3J.t bu. ; spot msrket
easy; mixed oats. 26 to 32 pounds. 31
33c; natural white. So to 32 pounds, l'j
K6c; clipped white, 3 to 40 pounds, 87$
3yc.
HAY Firm; good to choice. Rri5$0c.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice,
ISM crop, 21u.'c; ll'O crop. iyi2lc; olds, 10
alic; Pacific coast. ltM crop, 22325c; l&n.iS
crop. lSa.t-c; olds, lo'dlik.-.
Hll'ES-Quiet; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
Sa-; California 21 to 25 lbs., lec; Texaa dry,
24 to lbs . ISSc.
LEATHER- Firm; acid. 2Mi34c.
PROVISIONS Beef. steaj . family. !0 59
i&lta'; mess. I9.alooo; l-eer hams. 821. Oh?
12 50; packet. llo.Si-'y 11 0v; city extra India
mess, l:&tgliO. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. t 3Tl an: pickled shoulders.
tSDO'6.uo; tTckled hams. $10 " am 75. Lar.i.
steady; western steamed, 17 aa'7 4u; refined.
quiet; continent, 87 55, South America,
k 2t,; compound, o ;oi6.,!i pork, firm
family. 3W ibl.50; short clear, 113 uu(( 15.25
mess. Ii4 Zirti 15.2.
TALLOW Quiet: city (81.08 per pkg )
4c: country (pkgs. free), 414,a4o.
RICE Quiet ; domestic, fair to extra.
3V'o5Hc: Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTER Firm; street price, extra
crtamery, 21Va22c. Ofnclai prices: Cream
ery. common to extra, 17nVi21tc; reno
vated. common to extra, lflolfcac; western
factory, common to extra. 15'ulhc.
CHEEtiE State fuil cieaios. small cd
ored and white, lt-Vollc: slate large, eol-
ored and white. Tancv. lie.
FOS Steady; western best. lfnfi 19V
I'Ol'LTRY Alive, steady; western cljick-
ers. 14c; fowls, lie; turkeys lie Irssed,
steady; western chickens, 13,ul6c; fonlr., 14c;
turkeys. Ial7c.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug 3 WHEAT Steady :
No. 1 northern. tLliMlV1: No. 2 northern.
ll.C Mo: bepteml-er. 4Sc bid.
RYE-Higher: No. 1. 6V Wc.
BARLKY-Btealy; No. 2. 51c; sample. 4T3
50c.
CORN Strong;
September, &5e bid.
.Mlanranolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 8 FLOUR A bet
ter undertone is developing in the market:
first patents. 86 9Wi06: second patents. 85.2S
tio 5: first cltiara, Ht4u4l0, second clears.
82 6512.75.
Toledo teed Market.
TOLEDO. O. Aug. 1 -SEED Clover,
cseh. IT 0" asked: O toler, KM bid. fiece ii-
I er. tin-1, bi.l. Ja,ui $7. bid. August
ul.lli t '. I.,. 1 . . n m. ..-. aiK-i
- J alaikc, 87 Is but, piin.s uoiutty. 14,"!a.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Profeisional Vanipulators Eire Varkit ic
ThcmseWfi All Day.
COALERS AND SOUTHWESTERN STRONG
Close la strong with Prleee Highest
of the Session Foreign Mar
kets Are Dull and
Lower.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3 -Professional ma
nipulators hfid the market to themselves
today and material to affect prices seemed
to be scantv. Their ventures seemed to be
restricted to a limited list of stocks and
these were handled in groups likely to be
subject to common Influence by reason of
Identltv of large holdings of stock, similar
trade Interests or common truffle Interests.
Such group movements could be distin
guished In the Coalers, the southern rail
roads, the Canadian group (including Rapid
Transit preferred 1 and the ore and metal
Industries. Professed reasons for these
movements were not offered In every esse
and in some Instances the workings of or
ganlxed people in the stocks were suffi
ciently perceptible. Confidence In the anth
racite trade outlook and the prospects for
earnings of the coal carriers Is very gen
eral. It was sought to convey the Impres
sion also that the return to the financial
district of J. P. Morgan, who appeared at
his office todav after his return from
Europe, might be fraught with consequences
to Reading and the Erlea The same Im
pression was made to do fluty as an ex
planation of the strength of Southern rail
way and Southwestern carried Into tne
sphere of ihe southern railroads. This
movement was the more remarked on ac
count of the growth of obstacles to the
traffic In southern territory by yellow fever
quarantine and the further deterioration In
the condition of the cotton crop shown by
the government rejort of today. The firm
ness of the I nlted States Steel stocks vif
also attributed to the Morgan Influence, to
gether with the continued favorable reports
from that Industry.
The closing of the Irfindon Stock sxcharure
from Friday until Tuesday was given to
explain the extreme dullness of that mar
ket and the Insignificant business done here
for that account. Weather news affecting
the grain crops was regarded as good.
Money was eaev, but the possible reduction
of resources wiUiln the next few weeks
comes in for consideration. Subtreasury
operstlons show a balance against the
banks thus far this week of over 13 FW.
the payment of government Interest having
showed no offset to the payment last Satur
day of the Central Pacific note to the gov
ernment. The second Installment of b per
cent of the Japanese loan subscriptions was
pavable todav. calling for only L-.&iXM-m.
The privilege accrued, however, to pay the
balance or subscription tooay.
ruffled demesnor of the money market did
not reveal any large requisitions for this
purpose. The strength in special stocks did
not awaken a comprehensive response at
any time, but the strength of the day was
In the final dealings and the closing was
strong at the highest.
Bonds were Irregular. Total Bales, par
value. $2.944.00. Vhlted Btates new 4s regis
tered advanced H per cent on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
Change ranged as follows:
. Sales. High. Low. Close.
Adams Express
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & Foun....
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Express ..
Am. Hide & L. pfd
American Ice
Am Linseed Oil....
di preferred
Am. Locomotive ....
236
.21.100
. 1,!"0
. 40O
83"
36
M
37H
99
2M
9
225
2S'
100
5, mil
26
27V,
17
40
s
111
2U0 4 4!
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & Rfg. .23.70
do preferred l."0
Am. Sugar R'f'g l.loO
Am. Tobacco, pfd. c. 3"0
Anaconda Mln. Co.... 3"0
126H
1234
142-,
W
115
87
lffi"
114",
70"
15
2ot4
56
3SAI
81 V
Vi
215
isOVe
12E.S
122H
142'
115
162H
154'
2o7
54
20
21
126,
122 V4
142,
9
114V4
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantic Coast L.-. .
Baltimore & Ohio..
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid T.
Canadian Pacific ..
Central of N. J ...
2.700
4!j
2.4o0
40
87
1"2
164
114
69T4
If
7')
2v
MS
Ches. & Ohio l.fcO
Chicago A Alton 8"0
36 V,
do preferred
Great Western 1.3"0
Chicago & N . W Ron
C. M. St. P 6,0
Chi. Term. & Trans
do preferred
C . C. C. St. L 400
Colo. Fuel Iron 1"0
Colo. A Southern 2,5'0
do 1st preferred 3'X
do 2d preferred S,7(")
Consolidated Oas 2"0
Corn Products 20
do preferred 3")
Pel. A Hudson 3"0
Del.. Lack. A W
71
20V,
214'
1X,
1"
K'V,
S9H
2SV
62H
4fi
192
4'
114
440
W
45S
2H
62
3v,
192
9V
45H
195
438
99
45V,
40
191
44
194V4
420
Iwnver A R. O
do preferred l'O 8&H 86S
81V,
86V4
Pistillers' Secur..
Erie
do 1st preferred
42
.60
2.4iiO
S
400
P"
, 800
47V4
844i
74H
1S
13
171
4H
83-,
74V,
17V
93
17o4
47V4
M1!
do 2d preferred
Gen Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central '
International Paper..
do preferred
International Pump..
do preferred
Iowa Central
do preferred
74'4
177
92
171
19V4
7K
M
28
54
24
61 J
K. C. Southern
26V,
67V4
147V,
do preferred
Louisville A Nash. ...15.100
147V,
166V,
2
127,
r
7S
132
146
166H
61V,
126 v
22
63 V4
129 V,
Manhattan I 100
166
82
Met. Securities 7i0
Met. Street Ry 7.JS)
Mex. Central J3,l0
Minn. A St. L 1.4"0
M., 6t. P. A 8. S. M.. 1,500
127 V,
7
131 Vs
do preferred
161
Missouri Pacific l.J0 lou 89
Mo., Kan. A Tex
14
28
do preferred
62V4
National Lead 1S.3U0
49V, 4SV,
4h
38
l7Vi
53V,
N. R- R- of Mex. Pfd
New Y'ork Central...
N. ., OnL A W
Norfolk A Western..
4
3.60
8.000
147V,
&3S
86H
liiov,
43
143
107
14;
52',
85
99
43
142S
1U54
K6
92
do preferred
North American
.... l.OofJ
.... 1"0
loov,
42S
14.'-,
l'-0
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania ....
People's Oas
P.. C. C. A St. L.
Pressed Steel Car
....lai'O
.... 4.200
'.ioo
.... l'O
!!!!'. ko
.... pj
.... 7o
.... i.vo
.... 1.010
.... l.bo
. . . . 200
.... l'O
IS
444
96
l',
937,
91V,
21
M
31 S
4
96,
1044
93
914
2oV,
83 ,
31
WV,
do preferred . . .
IMVJ
Pullman Pal. Car
Reading
l'i-4
3
do. 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
:
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rock Island Co
K(4t
81S
76Vi
do preferred
Rubber Goods
85
l'4
68
24
61
do preferred
St. L. Ai 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. Iuls S W
40ft
I'M
2s
i4
61S
65
35S
H
8f4
33 V,
3
57K,
19,
6V,
24
61V,
644,
33
S
57V4
121-S
do oreft-rred
Southern PacLflc
10
67,ftO
0
l.'"0
? o
2'W
l'O
2S.I0
6I'4
do preferred
11
Southern Railway
851,
Se-v,
37 vj
do preferred
Tenn. Coal A Iron
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. St. L A V....
do preferred
67
liV,
i
122 V,
90
51
1"9V,
35
1 t
S.1V,
I'ipV,
19
3t"4
2.13
16
9.4 V,
14
23 Vi
51V,
1-4
43
Union Pacific .
do preferred
V. S. Express
I'. S Realty
U. 9 Rubber 1.00 524 52
do preferred
V. S. Steel 14 91
do preferred 17"
Va -Caro Chemical... ln
do preferred ..
sr.vi
1041,
S3',
34
1MV,
33 V,
Wabash 2 0 19H 191,
do preferred
Wells-Fargo Exp
Westlnghouse Elec
Western Union KO
Wheeling ALE
Wisconsin Central .... eO
do preferred
Northern Pacific 0
Central Leather S
do preferred 81O
93 V,
23S
20414
7S
1'6
93V4
13V,
43V
lo4".
lot 4,
Total sales for the day, 469. 3'0 shares.
London
I.OXPON. Aug
stocks were:
Co&aoia. Bkoasr
do a-rouQl
Aaacenda
Atrhlaun
do pfd
BalKmor A obio ..
Canadian Pacific ....
ha A Ohm
Chlro Ot W
C M 4 81 P
r Bears
Ifanvar A R. G
do pfd ,
Erie
do lat pfd
do ii pfd
Illlsolt CeLtral
Louiavllle a Naah..
M . k. A T
SIL VER Bar,
itoek Market.
1 Closing quotations on
. V. T Central IS -
. v Norfolk A W a
. 4 do pM 44
. Ontario a W 54
lur-a Peunarlvani 7S
117 Rand Mlnaa t
11 Heading an,
. !- do lat pfd II
. 1 do Id pld 41
1M Southern Railway ... 4
. 17 4o pfd . . lul
. 11 Souther, Periac
. I aiua FanSe 11j
. i do p:d i',
. 4 l' Steel W
71 do pd J,
17.'. Wanaeh to
.114 do pfd l
. 24 Spanlph 4a HI
uuict, 27d per ounce.
MONEY
Pf cent.
The rt
ois. oo. I,, t... open market
for short bills is 1 13-16 per cent; for threa
months' bills, 1 13-16 ier cent.
Treasury llaleinral.
TV AKH 1 V ,1 l IN Ana .1 T. .! ' atai-
i Uitui ut li trtui Lalaucts la the (sa
eral fund, exclusive of ths tirom.nna gold
reserve, shows: Avsilsble cash balance,
ll-S.TJi.Se-l; gld coin and bullion, a.Vl.ni.'Ssi.
New Tsrk Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug l-MONET-iln call,
easy; highest. 2 per cent, lowest, t per
cent; ruilng rate, I rw-r cent; last loan. I
per cent; closing bid. 2 per rent; offered
at t per cent; time loans, stesdy and dull;
sixty and ntnety days, l3i per tent; six
months 4 jr cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PATER 434
per cent
STF.Hl.1NO EXCHAN'IE-Steady with
actual business In bankers tills at 84 sj
4 6A5 for demand and at 14 !47.Hi4 84exi for
sixtv-dav bills; posted rates.. Msf and
14 "v commercial bills, 4 MS
SILv'ER-Bar, 6tc; Mexican dollars,
BuNDS Government, firm; railroad, lr
regular.
Closing quotations on bends were:
0 a. rot. sb, reg ...KWTt Jspn . etis...
do coupoa loci du ta stris .
f 1 ta. Kg IN d rtfi .
do rsupoa .PS 1. A V onl 4i
C. 8. new 4S. reg....isa Manhattan r a
do coupon 11 not. 1 entral 4a.
t 8 iM 4a, rag .. 1"4 I io 1st me
i.i roux.a l4 Minn A St. L.
. I
. 1H
.104
,1"4
. ::,
.102
Am Totwrro 4a. Ahv 1 M.. K A I,
io 4a. ctra
Atrhtsua fan. 4a...
do adj 4a
Atlantlr C L 4s..
ll1 dn is M
. l" K. R. R. of M. e. 4a
. . N Y l'. Itaa
N. J. c 1 ta 1S4
..Pt''o Pa(lflc4a li'tH
.. K da 9a 17 ,
..114 N. A w. c ta lo:'
.. II 0 L r'df 4a 4a
.. K4 Penfi ronv Ja 104
..leS Rasdlti, sea 4a I'tN
..mi St. U A I M t. It .lilt.
..101H "t. L ! r f 4a
bal A Ohio 41 ...
da 14a
Central ol 6a. ta. .
do lat lnr......
do Id lnr
Cnra. dV Ohio 4a.
tlli-ago a A. IH
13 a Q
a. 1. A p. w.
M St. L S W
do rol fa
M4j Seaboard A. U 4a
l'.U So. Pantile 4a ....
Mn So. Kailwar tt
'4 Taaaa A P la . ..
H T . St L. A W. .
7! I nlon Par iflc 4a .
Tli. .do fon 4a
rev. A St. L. 4a
Chlrao Tar. 4a
C olorado Mid 4a . . .
....HI
. ...l.
4a afi
... 1(S
....no
.... H
.... 7H,
.... (a
....
.... Iiva
Colu. A So. 4a
Colo. Ind Sa, aet A
do aK B
Cuba ua, ctfa let
I S Steel 2d 6a
Wanaah la
R Q 4a 101
latlllaj-a' Bc. im.
W do deb B
Krle prior hen 4a
.K1 Waatem Md. 4a .
. " WV A L K 4a .
do fan, 4a
. W. A D. C. la
.IKS '! 'antral
Ho. king Val, 'a.
110, do lat 4a ctfs M
-vnerea.
Boston Storks and Bonds.
HOSTON, Aug. 3. Call loans, 2V(i'3i rer
cent; time loans. S4 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atrhtaon ad. 4s...
. If West In, rsmmon .
l'tH Adrfntura
. 77lt Allauel
. I6H Amala-aniatad
.1'"'! American ZlDO ....
.t.A Alkantic
.117 Blr.fMm
.m Hi. A He; la
.144 I entennlal
. tz Copper Han,e
.Ivl Dalj Weal
. 14 !lomln1on Coal ....
.UU14 Prariklln
. JJ- Maw Mlntnt
. II Mlrhisaa
. Mi.liaak .
14m Mont . A C
1JD Old I'omlnlon
iU Parrot
. H NJulr.cjr
t4H Shannon
.174 Tamarack
. 17V, Trlnur ,
. 41 I'nlted Copper ....
. 4: Vi t' 6. Mining
.mm r. s on
. 71 l uh
. MS Victoria
. ii Winona
.1031, Wolverlns
. U
.. i"4
.. 3J4
,. 10
.. 171,
,. 3i'4
..675
. . St1
.. 7'Vi
,. 14
.. 77
,. S
..
.. 14
.. M
.. 144
.. 21
.. !
..1H
..123
.. 4
.. 8!m
.. 34
. . 14
.. 45
.. 4
.. ia
..in
do 4a
Mri. Central 4a...
Atr-hlaon
do pfd
Bnatn, A Albanr..
Hnaton A Maine...
Boalnn Elaaalad ..
Fltrhhur, pfd
Mtllran central
T.. N. H A
H.
Par Marouatts ....
t'nlon Pacific
Amer. Araa. Cbea..
fd
Amr Pnau. Tubs
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Anier. T. A T
Amer. Woden
Edlaon Elec. Ill,
General Electric ....
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Mass. Oae
t rilled Knilt
Vnltad Shoe Marb...
do pfd
U. 8. Rteel
do pfd
AsKed. "Bid.
New York MlnlnaT Stork.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. Closing Quotations
on mining stocks were:
A da ma Con
. 10
. a
. 40
. Ill
. 1
1W
.176
.t2i
. t
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophir
Fhoenii
Potoal
Parage
Sierra Nerada
ttial! Hopes ..
standard
.. t
. .loo
..4So
.. t
.. i
.. 45
.. ii
.. Ii
..lii
Alloa
Brere
Brunawlck Con ..
Comatoe, Tunnel
Con. Cat. A Vs..
Horn Si leer
Iron Silver
leadTllle Cos ....
oftered.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Aug 3 Monev was more
abundant today, though the withdrawal to
the provinces for holiday nurnoses was a
hindrance to Its ease, while the consols set
tlement Increased the demand. The Stock
exchange was bordering on stagnation and
dealings generally were limited to adjust
ments iK-rore the holidays Consols were
shade easier. Home man; were heavy.
Americans opened dull and there were only
a few unimportant and Irregular changes at
rather above parity. Atchison. Topeka A
Santa Fe. JNorfolk & Western. New York.
Ontario & Western and Union Pacific were
lino, uui cioeeu u.mei. Ldiuievilie or .aen-
vllle was Quoted at 151. Foreigners were
dull In Paris, advices discouraging to the
S respects of a Russo-Japanese agreement,
apanese Imperial a of 1904 were quoted at
1V
BERLIN. Aug. 3. The bourse was alto
gether quiet today.
rAKIo. Aug. 3 The bourse was heavier
today, owing to arprehenslona ree-ardtna
general foreign conditions. Russinn 4s were
particularly weak, following on reports
from St. Petersburg that the war party was
gaining In strength. Russian Imperial 4s
were quoted at 87.46 and Russian bunds of
19o4 at 501.
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, Aug 8. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shown the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased 1,
224.000; circulation Increased 87.ouo; bul
lion, decreased 1.137.255; other securities,
Increased 77.000; other deposits, decreased
241,000; public deposits, decreased 94".iv;
notes reserve, decreased l,164.0u0; govern
ment securities unchanged. The proportion
of the bank's reserve to liability this week
Is 47.45 per cent; last week It was 4S.67 per
cent.
Statement of Rank of France.
PARIS, Aug. 8 The weekly statement of
the Rank of France Shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation. Increased,
116.625,000 francs; treasury deposits, de
creased, 23,5"0 francs; general deposits, de
creased, 81.875.000 francs; gold In hand, in
creased, 3.102.000 francs; bills discounted. In
creased, 7,425.000 francs.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug 3 Bank clearings for to
day were $1.34.499.08, and for the corre
sponding date last year 8954.454 3L
St. I.onts Genernl Market.
ST. LOU13. Aug 3 .-- WHEAT Higher;
No. i red cash, elevator, 81Sc; track, SOS
87c; Septembers 8Tc; Oecember, 83 Vg 83 .;
No. 2 hard. BStec.
CORN Higher; No. 1 cash. 52c; track.
54c? September, 51Sc; December, 43 c.
OATS Steady; No. t cash, 27c; track. 27ft
27V; December, 27c; No. 2, 7c; No. 2 white,
S2c.
r LOUR Dull; red winter patents. 84 25'fj)
4.40; extra fancy and straight, IJ.TS'oSfr';
clear. 83.1MiS..
FEED Timothy, steady; spot, $2.2Vb2.75;
new, 83.60.
CORN MEAL Steady at $7 20.
BRAN Stsady; sacked, east track, 70
He.
HAT Steady; timothy, $9.0tXjl4.50; pral-
Irie. $7.uo( lO.m.
r tnov i'iittov tipoic
HEMP TWINE 64c
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing.
$13.50. Lard, higher; prime steam, 86 87V
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
3 25; clear rebs. 850; short clears. 8 75.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, $V87V,;
clear rll.a. $ 25; short clear, $9.50.
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 9c; springs,
lie; turkeys, 13Vi ducks, 7fcfe'.,c; getse,
5u9c. i
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 15"3uic;
dairy. 14alTc.
iXJGS Firm.
I4c, case count.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu ...
6.iA"j 7.'.)
155.ii 147.'
54. iD i.
1.15,000 6S.VU0
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 3. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. He; mid
dling gulf. 11 25c. Sales, 2"0 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1 tYVTToN Quiet;
middling. loSc. Sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments. l.oM lales; stock, 23 142 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 3 COTTON Spot In
moderate demand, prices 2 points lower;
American middling fslr. 6 311; good mid
dling. .t'4d; middling. 5M; low middling.
8 74d; good ordinary, 5..'6d; ordinary, i 4od.
The sales of the day were . hales, of
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export and Included 6.5u bales of American.
Rec eipts. 4.0UU bales, luciudlng l.uuo bales of
American.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 3 - COTTON
Quiet. Sales. 425 tal-s. ordinary. 7 13-liV;
good ordinary. 9c. low middling 9Tc; mid
dling. 1"V; good middling 1i13-16o: mid
dling fair. UV. Receipts. S.lob bales; stock
C9.96S bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK Aug. 3 -COFFEE-Market
opened steady at an advance of .Sal' points
In response to higher European cables and
lontlnued bull supijrt. The close was firm
ft a ner advance i f 10 points on all months
except August, which was 8 points higher.
Sales were rerxnted of 11.5' hags. In
cluding SeptemlH-r at 8j7 1'ic; October, 7l"c;
Ieceii,ler 7cfT.35c: March, 7 5"Sr7.55c.
S;t Rio firm, No 7 Invoice, 8SjC; ruild,
Arm; Cordova, l"013c
i
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 8 CORN Higher; No J
eUow, aoc; N o. 8, hoc, Is o. 4, 4c, no grade
OATS Steady; No. t white 2c; near
OMHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Btef Eteeri Btdy, with Cows
feedr-fi Higher.
and
HOG PRICES TAKE BIG TUMBLE TODAY
Reeelgts of sheep suid Iambs Light,
with Market In Iknat tke tame
Condition na Yesterday
glow and Steadr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug t. 1.
Receipts were:
Official Monda- ....
t(flcl Tuesdav ...
Offlclsl Wednesdsv
Official Thursday ..
Cattle. Hogs 8rtep.
2 8
6 8.' 9
11 991
4,;si7
1.7-5
2,'iW
8.171
8.911
5,714
34 ?!.
8r..4nT
21.255
11 9 8
b9l
9.573
7.195
.22
!S 6on
86 4' t,
4f 92
.a rs
21 9.6
16.099
Four dsvs this week. .12 "25
Four days last week 14.1H5
Same dsvs week before. .13,
Same three weeks aaro.16 213
Sums four weeks sao 11.511
Same days last year 7 966
RKCKIRT8 FOR THE YEAR
TO
11ATF..
The follow Ire tshle .ho. the rer-elnla at
cattle. hos and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
- 16. 1904 Inc.
Catsie tmX 4S7H19 13.435
Hoas 1 544 li7 1.4 943 74 2M
Sheep 872.118 74i.l6 12r2
The following7 laMt shows tlie aversfe
price of hogs st South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
rte. I 1H6. ilsajt. 1903.11902 '1901. 1900.
1899.
78
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
Julv
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15..
16.. I
17..
18 ...
19..
20..
21..
22..
23..
24..
5 (3H; 8 11
1 5 18
t 16
8 33
t 19'
5 23,
7 76: S
7 72- 6 64 I 0:
6 66,
5 55',
t bSV,,
8 5
7 72i t 551 4 94
4 m
4 1
4 8
4 1
4 21
t 21
7 '.3 6 5, 4 8
6 IS,
6 04
6 10
7 66, 8 2i 4 99
5 22'
5 22
8 26,
5 851
8 15
t C8 4 98
S Dl1,
t 4V
7 62
1
7 32
6 07
6 i3
B 671 I 4 84
6 70 5 15,
i 69i t 15 4 34
I 74 6 06 , 4 31
8 681 i 02' 4 27
6 58 I 06 4 31
6 47
5 54'
7 41
25.
26.
5 06
6 Ou. 7 53,
t 59S
5 )0i
1 it:,
27. . I 6 68
1 5 mi 4 9
28
6 51
b 19 4 9- 7 63
6 in 6 03 7 47,
6 ( 6 03 7 471
! 5 02. 7 51
4 99, 4 97; 7 41
4 92: 1 7 36
4 93: 4 99
5 13, 4 33
29..
..
31..
1...I
5 5u
a
5 RS
5 47
5 5t.
6 61!
5
5 76
5 79
4 Si
5 06
I 9i
5 15;
5 1
5 15
a
4 32
4 19
4 26
4 33
5 i;9S
5 7.'S.
Indicates Sunday-
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today tiy each road was:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
C . M. & St. P.' Ry...
7
aoash
Missouri Pacific Ry 1
Union Pacific svatem 2
C. & N. W. Ry 4
F.. E. & M V. R. R 10
C , St. P.M. & O. Ry 9
B. & M. Ry 24
C, H. A Q. Ry 1
C, R. 1. & P. Ry., east 8
C, R. I At P. Ry., west.... 1
Illinois Central w ..
Chicago Ot. Western
2
1
3'
6
42
11
20
1
7
2
1
1
Total receipts 88 131 21
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
onmiia packing Co
6wlft and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Vansant & Co
Ix'lunan & Co
Hill & Huntrlnger
Hamilton 4 Hot hschlll. . .
L. F. Huki
Klngan & Co
J. H. Hoot r Co
Hoffman Pack. Co
S. A S
Other buyers
Do 1.IH8 633
275 2.2' 1.791
M4 2.1S8 1.04S
&V7 2.8SS . 674
6
69
130 .
45
15
573
86
243
191
1S7 .... 8o7
Totals 2.221 9.399 4,853
CAT 1 LE- The run today consisted ot
about eighty-eight loads, a decrease of
about twenty-nine cars as compared with
last Thursday, and an Increase of twenty
six as compared with the same day last
year, when the labor trouble kept receipts
very light. There w, re only a few west
erns here, the receipts consisting mostly of
good corn fed cattle.
Reef streers constituted the big end of
the receipts and there were souib pretty
good cattle offered. Buyers picked up the
stuff early, and while there was no excite
ment to the trade, a clearance was made In
good season, there being an active demand.
Packers claimed last week that their cool
ers were full and that the consumptive de
mand for beef was light, so that they
could not handle many cattle. This week
with the lighter receipts they have taken
hold In good shape. They picked up the
stuff very readily today at prices generally
Heady with yesterday. Some sales on the
choice grades of corn feds looked a little
stronger.
There was only a light supply of cows
and heifers here and the demand wis good
and te stuff waa picked up early. The
corn fed cattle sold nulckly at stronger
prices Hnd some of the best kinds sold
even better than this. There was consid
erable activity to the trade, buyers aeem
lng to want supplies.
Bulls, veal calvt a and stags were In Just
about the same condition as yesterday, with
prices ruling steady.
Stockers and feedrs were In demand and
the light receipts were picked up In fair
season at good steady prices and on some
of the letter grades at stronger prices.
Representative sales:
HCbi Di ivr.no.
No.
4 ..
...
4 ..
i...
4 ...
4...
1 ..
4...
4...
tl...
II...
II...
71...
17...
I .
34..
4 .
1 .
II..
1...
4...
4...
1...
1...
4...
1...
14 ...
I..,
8...
4...
II...
4...
4...
8.
1 ...
I...
1 ...
17...
I...
I...
4...
AT.
. .;""4
..lua
.. Ml
. . M0
.. 127
..1250
..1404
..1114
. .H
. 1041 '
.1041
.1111
..UK
. . 117
. ..1I"0
... 174
...1771
... 7W
...llf4
.. 460
.. 110
.. BMI
..1010
.. 710
.. 7"S
..lino
.. 134
.1110
.. 430
.. Sol
.. "
.. 1.2
.. 767
...461
.. . 1 00
. .l'"6
.. 770
.. t
. .U"
. . aa
.. 440
No.
At.
. .1174
..17T5
..1131
. .1214
..1212
..ll'K)
..1274
..1350
. . 475
..1141
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4 40
4 10
4 40
4 10
4 10
4 40
4 0
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4 06
I 00
I 04
I 64
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8 14
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I 40
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4 on
4 75
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4 X
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COWS.
1 00
1 74
1 74
I 00
1 00
I (4
J 10
I 14
: is
1 21
2 24
2 30
: 35
I 40
I 50
1 50
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I 55
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t 40
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.. 40
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. .1 Kl
. . 75
. .1016
. . I0
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. .1170
. .1011
. .1171
..1340
. 1410
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. . 115
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t 74
I 40
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I 00
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I 40
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11
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HEIFERS.
S 1 75 4 411 15
455 I 00 1 500 2 40
:A I 06 1 7"0 i 40
6"0 I 24 4 721 I 44
7(7 I 15 17 441 I 15
t'4 111 llwO I to
4l 1 15
BULLS.
10 00 i 1440 I 74
11X1 I 10 1 1270 I 44
lf'TO 2 50 1 40 I "0
KO 2 50 1 140 I 25
12.VJ I 55 1 7u I ;4
llvo I 40 1 16T0 J 35
12M I 4u 1 l'"0 I 34
1164 2 70 1 147u I M
1330 2 75
STAGS.
J 4W 2 6o 1 1H0 I 45
CALVES.
1 t"0 I 50 I Ill 6 00
1 3S 4 00 1 .- 110 I 25
J 141) 4 W I 170 4 25
42 11 4 75 1 leo 4 75
150 t 00 1 Ill C 50
$ 274 5 00 1 ... . 170 I 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 717 2 6 27 Jo
2 I 00 I Sl I 40
5 71 I 00 4 771 40
I 14 7 i o
t 444 I 25 l"ii I au
Iieimer (it Gilford Neb.
21 steers.. .1114 8 95
R M Moran-Neb.
44 feeder 1112 3 S
reliiier ot Gilford Neb.
40 steers. ...1111 3 65 11 -ows 875 1 00
NEBRASKA.
1 feeder. .
68 feeders.
24 heifers,
o ro ...
1000 3 60 1 1 steers
11"5 $ 60 $ steers.
710 2 "5 27 cows
7s5 I 15 11 cows
3 a
L'"5 3 7-1
. 47 2 1)
.94 i &
ItlMlA ltnver were erv lrtBrt o,i
morning and with eastern points reporting
adverse corionioiis. prices nroge sharniv
and trading wag done at much lower figures
nun yesn riiay 1 nere was a go,i run,
atxiut 14 load being on sa.r. i a, i:
were poor nuyers on trie start and aid not
do much till well alonx totsard ti,e middle
of the forenoon. A f;ilr sl,i , lng demand
picked up a few hogs early, but the gen
eral trading was slow and dull nito a
weaker feeiing as the morning advanced.
Good light meigt.t hogs suitable f,,r ship
pit, g pun-oses sold around 85 li. ml. lie mixed
pa. kers brought I0 ;6t:1i Ta,e gential
market was a big dime lower all aro ind.
alth prices eas:i,g off toward the close.
Tne bulk of tlie hogs soli todav al 45 60
li!. & nnile the
Lattr la It
loi g string sold for Ii
fwicnoua lii (narktt
rsree decidedly worse and closed 15c lower
tl sn veaterdsy.
Representative sales
Na a. sa. Pt Ka A. s, Pr
11 ia . I M ,7j t4 ise I r4
41 .. . si IS I ffv, w so 4
II ... HIS SS I 44 I 4IH I
r ..... t I H 7.. ISS . I
4 .. . M ll H t 14 ISO l
4 ,I4 II HO .
41 ....741 I W 44 144 lf 111
IT If 7 10 IH Ml 140 I
M ... I I7H 61 141 r 6 4J
41 It I 1" 71 HI 140 I
t.i 141 isn 1 f n t?4 41 1:
(4 I"' 4" 117 .... M So I ft
tr ir an i aa ut . I 4i4j
4 HI 40 I " 71 I'U I 4!-i
? 1 . I 40 114 4" I
47 rM. 4 40 44 t4 If I
71 I 4 4 74 Ill 11" 11.4
tt -l . . 4 4 44 I I 41
t :a4 sa I to 4) I'l w 4 fl
(- J7 I 4" 44 K to I 44
y SO I to 1T Id
I J 45 . . I SO 41 117 ... I 41
47 ri s in to m . . 1 h
tl r 4p 40 l Ill 14 I
4 170 S 8 4 n tti ... s
41 IS 40 I 40 ' '.H . 4 46
74 If! 40 I 10 41 IkS 1M I 44
p 110 Iff 4 " 14 "7 ... I II
II 171 10 I 40 41 1l . 14
W ItS 40 I 40 77 Ill "0 I
44 140 140 4 4" IS HI 144 4 5
17 Ill 4" 8 4n 74 110 44 4 4
141 110 I 10 n I"4 ... t 5
17 117 10 I SO tl 141 ... I 44
71 I.1J to I 4" 41 I'l 40 8 St
7. 171 141 4 40 15 14 SO I 44
10 lf 40 t to . II 1 ... IK
70 HI 10 4 74 m o 4 4S
IS 171 00 f o 17 til SO I 44
44 14 12" 4 40 II 114 . 4 44
f 1.4 10 ( to tH 40 I It .
4 I 4 I0 I 40 II 1M 40 4 C4
41 IM 110 I 40 "It lit 40 I 46
II 174 SO 4 40 71 Ill ... 4 41
14 S:4 ... II 71 J'C ... I
11 1,4 ... I 47 N 117 40 I 44
47 141 n I 41 44 Ill 40 I 44
74 tM io 4 4! II 1:4 1M I 45
47 i7 40 I 41 74 140 SO I 45
II Ml . . I 47 45 HI ... I 47
I4 SO 1 47 I ... I 47
.1)4 40 4 41 41 144 . 4 :
74 117 100 11 S4 17 1 40 4 47
7 114 4o I 47 71 H4 10 I 47
42 141 SO 4 41 74 I"0 So 47
71 M 40 I : II 145 110 I 47
45 :l ... 47 0 l4 ... 4 47
tl. Ii4 ... I 47 41 1H 40 I 70
47 Ill 40 4 42 It til 4 70
40 IJ ... I 41
BHEKP There was very little change Irr
conditions in the big barn today no new
features developing The market so far
this wek has been featureless, although
the trade Is In a satisfactory condition.
At this time of year when the western
sheep are coming In there la always more
or less sorting to do and salesmen are busy
with this during the early hours of the
morning and buyers do not care to trade
till the stuff is all shaped up so they ran
see Just what is on sale This mikes the
morning market very slow and dull, but
does not afT.-ct prices In the least. It being
simply a case of getting the stuff ready to
sell. There is a good detnsnd here for both
sheep and lambs, and while the market
today was slots- on the opening and very
little stuff was Sold early prices were fully
steady with yesterday. The feeder demand
was also good, buyers having plenty of or
ders to fill.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice spring lamhs. $6 25y 6o; good to
choice yearling wethers, $4.75u5.00; gtiod to
choice wethers. $4.2.Vi24.50, good to choice
ewes, $S.65ijj4.25.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs. $5 OKufi 50; good feed
ing yearlings, $4ftii4 66; good fi-edlng weth
ers, $3 85114 15; good feeding ewes, $2.75413.50.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
2H2 Idaho ewes & wether feeders 83
Pr.
4 00
4 &
4 t'S
4 30
4 30
9-' western ewes ....
86 western ewes ....
113 western wethers
108 western wethers
94
92
l"'l
102
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hogs and Sheep Ten
tents Lower.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3 CATTLE Receipt".
7,Oiii head. Including iVii Texans; market,
steady; good to prime steers. IS.iruS.ifo;
poor to medium. $3 7.vbt 10; stockers and
feeders. $2. 2f.'n4 20: cows. $2.40fa4.6u; heifers.
$2 2a4 8f'; cann.-rs, $1 5&2 4o; bulls, J.i2
4O0: calves, $Sui6r7oo; Texas fed steers,
$3 6iri4i; western steers. $3 5"&4 9ti.
HOGS Rec. Ipts. 25.l head; estimated tor
tomorrow. 18.(4"t head; market, 10c lower;
mixed and butchers. $56oo6 05, good to
choice heavy. $5 9oVVi.fl6; rough heavy, $5 80
5.75; light. $5.7ov 10; bulk of sales, $5.75
4i5.9o.
SHEEP AMJ l.AMMB rteceipis, m.uw
head; market, 10c lower; lambs, steady;
good to choice wethers. $4.5ii4 86; fair to
choice mixed, $4 (Ma 4.60; western sheep. $4 00
Sr4.75: native lambs, $5.0OtfjC.7O; western
lambs, $5.5a7.5fl.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSA8 CITY, Mo. Aug. 3 CATTLE-
Recelpm. 6,000 head. Including 2,000 head of
southerns. Market strong to lc higher.
Choice export and dressed beef steers. $i uO
ig6.65: fair to good. $4.00a':.o0; western
steers, $3.75irf.25; stockers and feeders. $2.75
4j4.35; southern steers, $2 754M.50; southern
cows, $2.oo(iS.5o; native cows. $25'4 25;
native heifers. $3 Vufi.2b: bulls, $2Zu3.75;
calves. H5ojj00.
HOUS Receipts. 8,'io head; market 10c
lower; top. $5 90; bulk of sales. $5.355. S5;
heavy. $5 75'"a5 : packers, $5.7'&Ci.9"; pigs
and light. $:..75fi6.9.
SHEEP AN O LAMBS Hecelpts. 4.7fJ
head; market strong to loc higher: native
lambs. $;. 25U6 50; western lamhs, $5.25fi6 50;
ewes and vearllngs, 84.iVaO.25; Texas
clipp-d yearllngB, $4 755.25; Texas clipped
sheep, J4.15 J4 6"; stockers, $4.1ai4.6o; stock
ers and feeders. $3.5o4j4 25.
Bt. I. on Is lire Mock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. i. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.500 head. Including 2.4"0 Texans;
marHet steady; native shipping and export
steers, 84 4Xii5 75; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $3.5n'i6 .25, steers under .i") pounds,
$3.Pft'4.65; stockers and feeders, $2 75114. 00;
cows and heifers. $2.uojjC .85; canners. $1 5o
$2.00; bulls. $2 3'Kg3 40; calves. 83 5tKji 60;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.75T4 76; cows
and heifers, $2 0ou3.6o.
HOGS Receipts 4.000 head; market
lower; pigs and lights, $6.(X"g6 230; packers.
$5 9o26.25; butchers and best heavy, $5 ft Kg
6-06.
SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts. I.80O
head; market steady; native muttons. $.' 23
t4.60; lambs, S5.oojj7 25; culls and bucks,
3 0j.4.25, Texans, $3.75ti4.2&.
New York I. lie Mock Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 18 head; no trading. Exports to
morrow, 55 sheep and 3.1'J quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 27 head; market slow
and lower; buttermilks, 25'yfic off; veals.
$5.fj4.fl: buttermilks. $3 5'"i 4 OO ; dressed
calves weak; city dressed veals. iu.tfrioe
per pound; fancy carcasses, 12ic; ccuntry
dresced. 5' 11c.
HOGS Receipts. 2.724 head; market
nominally steady; no sales reported.
HKKP AND LA MBS-Receipts. 4.100
head, market for good handy sheep firm;
others steady, but heavy sheep slow;
lambs, 1577 251' higher; sheep, $3 . f i& 4 7f, ;
choice, $5 (i"; culls, $2.50; lambs, $6.oou8 Oo;
culls, $4 45fl6 C0.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aug. 3 CATTLE-Receipts.
1,76 head; market meady; natives,
e.i ..iyo ."; icxas westerns, .:0"'u4 4o; cows
and heifers. $1 bo 6t; bulls and stags.
$2 i-4 25; veals, $3 (nit 00; yearling ralves,
$2 5u4.0o, stockers and feeders, $2. 75 y I 27.
HOGS Receipts. 8.51-9 head: n.arket
7u'Pjc lower; light mixed. $',.7'!i5.S5: me
dium heavy. 8j.bT.ij5 81; pigs. $4 oa"ijS.oi;
uuis. .' a,.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. 3.970
head, market steady; lambs, 40 65.
glonx City Llie Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Aug 3. 4PfcUl Telegram I
CATTLK-Reo it ts. 2u head; inaiket
steady; beeves. $i 75715 ,i; cows, bulls and
mixed. $2 25't4!fj. stoi kers and feeders.
$2 5'93 60; calves and yearllr.gs. $2o"'u3 5j
HfG8-Receipts. 3..Vo h,ud. maiket. We
lower, selling al $8 4o46 75, bulk of sales,
$5 5','u5.60.
Stork la Sight.
t
Receipts of livestock at the six prlncip il
westirn markets yeaterday:
Cattle Ho:
Slo-
South Omaha ..
Sioux (ntv ......
Kansas City ....
St. Joseph
St Lou's
Chicago
... .tiio
9 :
8 .' On
'.417
I'm
... 5. ("l
... 1 766
. . . $ 5O0
... 7.0UU
8.0 o
4 .'
25.t.0
4
3
1
16
Totals
.19. a 58.325 33 07
Sugar and Mo'iiaea.
NEW YORK. Aug 3 - SUGAR,
Raw,
1 firm; fair refining, i 7-lDJlc: ce:-.irtfugal.
! ie; test. 4 I !-'o4'c: molasses susar, 8 l-lutj
i $Vc; refined steady; No. 8. 4 70t; No 7,
4uic; No. 6. 4-oc; .-so . 1 &"C; No. V 4 4;
No. 11. 4 35c; No. 12. 4 Sue; No. 13. 4Uic. No.
14. 41tc; confectioners A, 515c. mould A.
5 65c; cut lohf und crushed ic; powdered,
54,1c- granulated. 6 30i , cubes. 5 55c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 3 SUGAR
I
r :,ii r,r-n kettie centr fusa . 4'.,i:.c
I centrifugal whites. 4 15-:etr5 l-lc, yellows.
; 44,4's.c; seconds. 2nb ic.
rs I Mi LASES N'ooonal
. open kettle l."ff
Syrup, nomtniil. Jff.
20c; lenlrifugal, 6'014c.
Oils and RmIi.
NEW YORK. Aug 3 -OllCott .nseed,
f.rtc: prime crude, nominal, pritue vellow.
I ' tr petroleum, steady; refined New
lYoik. $'"; Philauelphia and BaUimote, In
bulk. $3 15 Tut per line. .dy. 6 n t'vc.
1 RoSl N Dull ; strained, con, nun to good.
!$ ft' aektd
OIL 1 111, 1" . Aug 3 oil, Credit t.al
,'.,U. ,aic . 11 27
certificates no bid.
s'.lpuient
luns, ,
) - i $1,V bbi
tiax, 7u,83u lu, ,
bMa Shipments. I.lnm. 5..'1' hMt; aver
age. 74 ."' Pi-Is : rutin. I liu-i. f ".: tt.ls.
TtH.KPO. Aug 8 I'll. -North Lima. 8"c;
South l.lioa snd Iti.ll.ir... SjC.
SAVANNAH. On. Aug 3 -- (. 1 1 r- Tut pen
line, tir'n.
Kl'SIN Fu'n.. A. It C. $3'; I' 8-t M. V..
87. p. 4,i vju, ,-i ii. i. 4"'. II 44 V. I.
4 1I'. K 15. M. 14 y. -. N. l W O. 84.75.
VY , 85 ''.
OMtlU nllHIK.MI i: 1IHKKT,
Condition of Trade and ilnotatlnn, on
Stanle and Ksnrr I'rodnce.
EOitS Receipts, fall; maikct steady;
rand:ed st .ck 14c
I IVK Pi l LI Rt ll hi ?4c: roosters,
8yjtc, turkeys. I.'ijl5c, ducks. Sc; spring
Uu M I'-, spring cnnMn. liuln,-
Bt TTER-Ms: ket f.rt'.: packing stock.
14Sc. ch.'lce Io fancy dairy., I7yisc; cream
er i . :ii7ic: ptltus. -2c.
SUOAR-eitandurd grnnulateU ir. barrel..
$7, f. pel ml., cubes. ,'i ier cwt.. Cut
loTf. $ r rat.; No 6 extra 1'. ..'' lx r
ct ; No 10 extra C, $5.15 p r tt , No. 1.1
yellow $; 30 pr cwt.; XWX powdered,
$ 91 per c t.
FRKKH FISH Trout 9c. halibut, lie;
buffalo tdresed, 8c; pickerel tdressenH. 8c;
tshite bass (dressedi. 12-; minflsh, c; verc:i
(scaled and dresm-di. 8c, I'lke, PH-. catlsn.
15c: red snapper, PH-, salnion. 16c. ctnppit,
12c, eels. 16c, bullhead. 11c; black bass. 2"c;
Manitoba ahlieflsh idressedi, I0c;-Lake Su
erlor wliltetlsh tdi eased 1. 1", frog leu
Per do,, 35c; lobsters, gic.n, ?7c; boiled
lobsters 3V; shsd roe. 45c, blueftsh, c
HAY-Prices quoted by tmiaha Wholesale
Hsy Dealers sssociutlon: Choice, $7; N.
1, $6 5v No. 2. $: cmrse. $S These prices
are for hav of good color and duality.
BRAN Per ton. 115
TRuPlCAL
ORANGES -Valencia.
FRUIT.
al. sixes. $4.7Vu6 f
LEMON S I.ltnonl in.
extra fancy. 270,
$ and S" sixes. IsolO;
fancy. 27it 800 ind
Sites, X
DATES Per box of jo l-ih. pkgs,
HalloTteen, in Tv-IIk i.i?i ber Ib.. tc.
$-":
FIGS California, tier 10-lt. carton.
75
85c: Imported Smyrna. 4-rrown. K'c; 5
crown. 17c.
BANANAS Per lnedium-suted bunch, $1.78
fij 28; Jumbos. $.'5"-i:l00
FRUITS AND MELONS
TEARS Bar t let t. per WMh. boa. $.'.75.
PH'MS-California, per 4-baskct crate,
$1.10(61 35
PEACHES Texas Ellwrtn. per 4-basket
crate. 75c, California freestones: per 25-
1b. box. II.
CAN T A LOUPES Texas. er crate, $3;
California, per crate ponies, $2.iii 2 50;
California. stanlrdrt, $.
WATERMELONS-Alabama Swsets, Jf.-J
40c each, crated. lvc jer lb.
RASPBERRIES- Rod. box of 24 pt. 2
BLACKBERRIES Case of 24 qts., $1,752
WAX BEANS-Per V-bu. basket. 25fl35c,
string brans, per S-bu. box, r5r;i3.
II'TAToKS-New. per bu., 35035c.
BEANS Navv. 1 r lu , 12.
CAI'LIFLOW KR Home-grown, per crate
of 1 do,.. 5"
CUCUMBERS-Pit dot. 25c.
TOM T 'ES Tennessee, j-r 4-baske
crp te, v,
CABTiAGE Home-grown, In crates, pe
lb . IHc
O.MON'S-Home-grown. yellow, red and
white. 1c per lb.
BEETS--New. per bu.. 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE-S Ish. new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick. lc; Wisconsin llmherger, 15c; Twins,
121-,c; Young Americas, 12,c.
NUTS-Walntits. No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hsrd shells. it lb., 1.1c:
No. t soft shells. lr lb.. 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c. Pecans, large. -er lb,
12c; small, per lb.. 10c. PranutH. per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb., Rc. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12T13V,c. allmtinds, soft shells, per lb.. ITc;
hard shells, per lb., 15c Sliellbark hickory
nuts, per bu . $1.75; large hickory nuts, per
bu., $1.5o
HIliES No. 1 green. Rc: No. 2 green. c:
No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted. 8c; No. 1 veal
calf. 10c; No. 2 veal calf. 9c; dry salted. 74$
14c; sheep pelts, 25c4i$100; horse hides, $1.5
tiS.OO. 1
Metal Market.
i NEW YORK. Aug 3 METALS The
Imdon tin market showed a reactionary
tendency following the recently excited ad
vance, and prices closed at 4;ii0 5s for spot
and 149 for futures. The local market
continued quiet with sjiot quoted at $32 75
u33 12. Copper also was lower In London,
closing at 1.6S' 12s 6d for spot, and A'A
17s CkI for futures. The local market was
much quieter than recently, but prices are
still flrmlv held. lke and electr lytic
are quoted at $ 15 37Vi 1 5 60 ; casting at 14.87V,
15.12. lycad was quoted at 14 Is 2d In
Ixmdon and at $4.6u4j4.70 In the local mar
ket. Spelter was also unchanged In both
markets, closing at 24 In London, and at
$5 6oa5 .70 locally. Iron closed Bt 49s 4d lrt
Glasgow, and at 46s 3d In MlddlesN.ro
Locally the situation was without ch.'.og.
No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at ,M6 25
017.00; No. ! foundry northern at II 1 't
16 50; No. 1 foundry southern at $ls.i.-.i&
16 75;
16 25.
ST.
No. 2 foundry southern at $16.6t'ip
LOUIS. Aug . 3 -METALS-Lead,
Fpclter, firm, $5.5i4j5 55.
$4.6o;
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Aug 3 - WOOL There hag
been more activity In the wool market and
a larger volume of business done. The
total sales aggregate l.Mii.da) pounds. The
larger mills have been buying heavily, the
worsted mills especially. The market Is
stronger and the tendency Is upward.
Bulled wools are Ann. Territory grades
are In demand and strong. Foreign .wools
are -quiet. Leading quotations were as fol
lows: Ohio and Pennsvlvanla X X and
above. SgS7c: X. SfflTBc; No 1. 41Jj42c; No.
1, 42!ri43c: fine unwashed, iVa'-'Sc. quarter
blood unwaxhed, 35''u36o; three-eighths blood,
36c; half-blood, 35c; unwashed delaine, Sof
Sic; unmerchantable, 32'&33c; fine washed
delaine, XnHir. Michigan Fine unwashed.
27y28c; quarter-blood unwashed, 3S'(iS4o;
three-eighth blood. 34&:i5c; half-blood. 32(i
33e; unwashed delaine. 2fc. Kentucky, In
diana, etc. Three-eighths and one-quarfer-blood.
8'Wi37c. Territory and Idaho-Fine,
22i&-4o; heavy fine. 1!ii21c: fine medium, 23(?
24c; medium. 2tii27c; low medium. VgT.c,
Wyoming Fine 227 23c; heavy fine. 19i20c;
fine medium. 2242:ic; medium. 2A(U27c; low
medium, ai'd2. Utah and Nevada Fine,
22ifl23c; heavy tine, lSy2nc; fine medium, 237i
24c; medium, Iiri27c; low medium, 27fi2Hc.
Dakota-Fine. 2-'ii23': line medium. 22o23c;
medium, 26i27c; low medium, 2b'a27c. Mon
tanaFine choice, ifu Sic; fine average, 2H'(f
24c; fine medium choice. 251a 26c; average, n
t24c: staple. 2H3c; medium choice. 2sii30c;
average, 'X'n'JlQ.
BT. LOUIS, Aug. J -WOOL Steady: me
dium grades combing and clothing. 2631c;
light fine. 2!fc27c; heavy fine. I6ii22c; tub
washed, 3ifi4ic.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NEW Y'ORK. Aug. 3 The market for
evaporated apples continues lirm and sales
of prime fruit for November delivery have
been reported at 7c. Common to good are
quoted at 4'V(toc on spot; prime at 6Vtf
0Vc; choice at 7c. and fancy at 7v,c.
t:ALIF)RNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pruneg
are somewhat unsettled oalng to reports
of'an easier situation 011 the coast.
Liverpool t;rnln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal, futures, quit t ; Septi niler. 6s 8i,d;
liecember. 6s 7'vl: March, nominal.
CoKN Spot, easy; American mixed, 5a
Id; futures, firm; September, 4s 10"d; De
ceiulier, 4s lud.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFER".
Iweds filed for record August 3. W6, as
furnished by tlie Midland Guarantee and
Trust company. Inr.ded abstracter, 1614
Farnam stret. for The Bee:
F. Flniaii to p. Cogan, lot pi, bloik 13.
Ix-er Pap $2,0
H. P. Deuel and wife to K. W. Cow-
ger art of lot 1, biocii 17, K. V.
Smith s iiiidition , 1,5"3
W. P Wright to E. E Wright and
J. H. Iiailerg. lot 1. bloik 2 A. S.
Patricks aildiiloq &X)
J. H. HarUrg anil wife to E. K,
.Wright and J. II. Harberg. lot i,
bloik 3, A. ti Patrick s adiliilon 1
Julia S. Bryant and Mary C. Grat.
loak. part of laxlot 43, in of
trwV, 10-15-13 J.&O
J. J. Ran. guardian, to Anna Corri-
g.in. lot 2. block 25, First uddiuon
to Corngan Place 450
A. BurmeiHter and wife to Emma .
Tut ineistes, lot 12, block IS. HMcy ou
Heights 150
Miru Wilson to S. ReynoUls. fot 3.
block 6. Omaha Vh gjt)
Marl.- B. Lewi to 1 H. and Mafy A.
Ilenrle. lot 10 bio. k 14, Movers, .
Rliliards ov Tlldn s addition 324
Fanners and Merchants' insurance
7' 0 '
9 0 I
WM I
0 fl 1
j
company to. C. Eierer. subdivision of
lot IV. 9-15-13 8.0U
K W: Buekles et al. to Mny E. Em
blem lot 1 blo V i. Belvidere. 426
R. A Walker to Byron Clark lot 2.
block 1, Wise at Parmcle's addition . M
Edwards-Wood Co.
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