TIIE OMAnA DAILY TEE: FHTDAT, At'OrST 11, 1003
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Official Figure Make Condition of Alf
Grain Good.
GOVERNMENT REPORT IS BEARISH
"aVbeet Break and Flnlihr Ca
lwp Than Tes(rrda) Cera
Holda rirm-Eiport Baal
Predicted for Wheat.
OMAHA. Aunuxt 1". 15.
The fovenment report tl considered
bearish on spring wheat and the market
broke, reaching a low point of lc lor
September ahm tly after noon. There was
a alight reaction later. Dennis, at Chlcaati,
say th aovernment report hoiut.y
mean an export bals for wheat. p
tember closed at He. December at 3SaJWa
ami May at K'c
The report on corn moderately bear
ish, but in Hal. I to Indicate a yield of lesa
than luu.(iu,( bushels more than Usl year.
There man no tendency toward breaking
the market on the strength of the repot i.
Decreasing stock continue to help the
bulla. The closi waa a shade better than
Jestemdy. September, closed at MSc. old
September at tic, December at 46vc, old
December at 47,c and May at 4;.V4i-Nc.
Oata finished with September at JdV.
December at l';y- and May at :'Jc.
Hverjwpol eloscd c higher on wheat Snd
He higher on corn. There Is an Increased
demand for Porn in Europe.
The Minneapolis flour output laat week
Increased bbls. The quantity turned
out waa f6.39S bu., ag-nlnat 15.(Uo bu. for the
aame week In 1P"4. ery ll'tle new business
waa bnuaed by the Mlniiottpr.ll mills.
Flour buyers are waitlna 'r lower Drlces
and are reluctant to purchase on the
? resent "basis, Primary receipt of wheat
nday were ttt.Ooo bu. and shipments 4S.vk)
bu., agtdnst i receipts last year of nfi2,iU
bu. and shipment of Mk.kiO bu. Primary
receipts ii corn wcie JS5,iju bu. and ship
ments fi72,00O bu. . . - .
It la aald that C. W. Partridge went out
of a line of I.eoO.OuO bushels long wheat on
Tuesday's break. Exis.rt business at the
BealKiHid yeaterday waa twelve loads of
wheat from I'hllade.phla, Including two
leads of No. i red to (llaagow at S'C and
ten loads macaroni wheat from New York
to Marseilles for October and November
shipment, orders were more numerous and
bids wtre within Wii lc of a working basis.
W. H. Bartlett, at C-IiIcrko, says corn In
central and southern Illinois la badly In
need of rain and some of it is already In
jured by dry weather. It la aaid If rains
do not coma within a week the crop will
be ruined.
The L'nlted Kingdom and the continent
were after oats at New York yesterday,
taking white clipped and No. 2 mixed,
pld were hj, cent out of line. Salea were
40.000 bushels white clipped. There were
oat Bales at Chicago of 40.000 bushels and
total aalea In all poaitlona of 230,0uu bushels.
Onaka Casll Salea.
WHEAT No. I hard, 1 car, 79c 2 car.
7SHc- No. 4 hard, 1 car, 76c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 2 cars, KHc; No. I,
2 cars, 6uc; No. 8, 1 car, 44c
Omaha (am r rices.
WH EAT No. 2 hard, 804?81o; No. 3 hard,
7Vo- No. 4 hard, 76c: No. II spring, 81c.
CORN No. 2, IWc; No. S, 44'gfcoc; No. 4,
4kWtt49v.; no grade, 434Sc; No. 2 yellow,
b0'o Ho I yellow, 60fcc; No. 2 white, 6oe;
No. I white, 60c.
OATB No. 2 mixed, 2Bc; No. S mixed,
244c; No. 4 mixed. 24c: No. 2 white, 24c;
No. 1 white, 2tic; No. 4 white, 244c; atan
dard, 26a.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat, Corn. Oata.
Chicago 273 141 8r3
KanKaa City 141 70 11
Minneapolis 153
Omaha 17 61 4
Dululh 34
St. Louis tut 113 76
Minneapolis drain Market. .
The range, of price paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Ed warda-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade building, waa:
Artlcles.l Open. High. I Low. JCloae.-l Yes'y.
Wheat I I
Bept.-,. 8SH M 854i
Pec....M,VaS 4 82 831 84V
May,..87'i'&V '' 87 864 86V 8714
WEATHER IN , THK GRAIN BELT
Wajyn Generally Kast of the Rocky
Mountains.
' OMAHA, Aug. 10, 190.
Warm weather continues general every
where east of the Rocky mountains, and
temperatures are somewhat higher in the
central valleys arid eastern sections, but
are slightly lower In the lower Mississippi
valley and west gulf states. The tem
perature has fallen on the Pacific slope
and coast and will probably be slightly
lower over the central valleys tonight and
Friday.
Fair weather continues over the central
valley and west. Heavy rains have fallen
at points In the lower Mississippi valley,
eastern and aouthern states.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years: .
. 1806. 1904. 1803. 1J03
Minimum temperature,.,. 72 85 87 M
Precipitation 00 .00 .10 .'10
Normul temperature for touay, ,ii de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
7.53 inchea. Y
I efl lenoy corresponding period In ISO I,
2.79 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1903,
1 (.... ...
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
J-Temp Rain.
Stations. - Max. Mln. Inchea. Sky.
Ashland, Neb..'.. S7 Ml .00 Clear
Auburn. Neh..:.;4 2 .00 Clear
t'olumhua, Neb.. 96 62 ,00 Clear
f airbury, Neb... K (9 .00 Clear
, Fairmont, Neb..M (3 .00 " Clear
"Or. Island, Neb. 96 68 ' .00 Clear
tiurtlngton, Neb. tn W ,t Clear
Oekdale, Nb... 94 68 .00 Clear
truth. Neb.,.., 93 72 .00 Clear
lekamah, Neb.., 8H 64 .00- C lear
Carroll, la ., i'4 66 .' Clear
Clarlnoa, U 9X t!2 .00 Clear
Sibley, la K 62 . 00 Clear
fioux City, la... 92 64 .V Clear
Stoi m Lake, la. 62 6 .00 Clear
DlOTKtC l' A V ERAOE8.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central " btartanai Mx. MIL Inche
Chicago, 111
Columbus, O
D Moines, la..
Indianapolis, lnd.
27 88 64 .24
18 90 64 .01
U9 64 .00
88 64 ..a)
21 94 6 T
1 90 6 " ' .14
IS '8 62 ' T
15 94 64 .00
12 92 S .00
Kansas City. Mo. 21
Louisville, K'..
Minneapoli
(imaha. Neb..,..
St. Loula, Mo...
L. A. Wka-SH.
Local forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kansas City Grala s JrTlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Aug.' 10. W H E AT
Steady. - September, i4vtf7&e; December,
7j41i ,.-VV, May, ic. iasn: ;so. : hard,
Ihmc; .No. a, .sijslc: NO. 2 red, 83 4c; No.
COMN Steady: September, 47Vc; Decem
ber, 8!VuS9V; tt' Cash: No. 2
mixed, 6u.-; No. 2 white, 804c.
OATS Weaker; No. 3 white, 32333c; No.
2 mixed. 2Vic.
fcUOS Steudy ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltcwood cases Included, ltic pet
di. ; caee iiouut. 15c per dis. ; case re
turned, 4c l-r do, less.
HAY S'eady; choice timothy, 39.00; cholcj
Iiaii ie, x .oiii. . .
KYK -Steady at B7c.
Bl'TTEK Steady; creamery, 16gi9c;
dalrv. 16o.
' . Receipt. Shipment.
Wheat, bu . 1JH,iw 2.)
Coin, bu. 11 S.i aj
Oat. bJ 14,0u0 16.000
iltcelpla Wheat, 139 car.
The range of price paid In Kansas City
as rtported by the l.iwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board vf Trade building, :
Article.' I Open. High. 1 Ixw. Cloae. Ye'y
Wheat
Sept.
Deo..
Corn
Sept. Dte. .'
Oats
Sept. Pork
Sept. Oct..
Lard
Sept. Oct..
Ribs-
'78fi4' " 7,4 74,'
7of4l 764 754 "54; 76
I 47 ! 474 44 47 4 474
'S4tfS ' ' ' 4 t4 4
264 T4 l 574 264
14 07 14 10 14 W 14 02 14 10
14 05' It II 14 02 14 02 14 10
T? 770 TI T8f T5
TTJ 1 Tt T70 772 772
I3S 827 t 30 830 I 36
8 40 I 8 i5 127 I 27 I 40
Sept...
Oct.
PhllaSelDbla Prolie Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aurf. 10-Bl'TTER-
Bteadv; extra western creamery, 22c.
Eiir.S Firm; nearby fresh, oa off. Mc;
nearby fresh. 19c at mark; western fresh,
lmilUc at mark.
CHEESK Klrin: New York full cream,
fancy. 114c; choice, 114c; fair to good,
lttillc.
Dalath Grata Market.
Dl'LtTH. Aug 10. WHEAT On track,
No. i uurihtru, l.ok, No, i uorthora, tivv,
Peptemher, old S4c; Peptember. new. 81c.
OAT S To arrive. rc; on track, 27c.
CHICAGO GRAI r PBOVIIO
Friers on Board of Trade,
CHI'-ArtO, Aug, 10 OffleiaJ oonfirmatlon
that damage to spring Sown wheat Is com
parntlvely sllKht weakened prices In the
hen p:t here tnrtav. At the close wheat
for September delivery was down lfllSc.
Corn and oats are almost unahanged. I'ro
vllnns are unchanged to 74c lowrr.
Weakness In the whenl market followed
the Issuance of the monthly report by the
Ifpartment of Arrlc.iltiire at Washington.
Trtcedlng the publication of the official
statistics, the market was qdlte steady.
The opening for the September option was
a shade hlgner to 4tj'4c lower at tc'Vdc.
On moderate demund from commission
houses, the price advanced to s?V. The
relative firmness whs due partly to de
creased movement of wheat In the south
wct Receipt today at Pt Ixiul nd
Kansas C ty were Zl'.&O bushel agalna
42.u bushels a ear ago. Anothei tniui
ence sustaining the market waa hot. damp
weather in t,he northwest, a condition con
ducive to the development of black rust.
When the condition of spring sown wheat
waa announced, the figures were found
to be several points higher than had been
generally expected. The percentage waa
Ht 3 as against 91 on July 1. I'slng sixteen
bushels an the yield and figuring the
acreage at 17.S17.fsX, the total yield of spring
wheat would be In the neighborhood of
250,iW.0W bushels. Regarding winter wheat,
the government statistics indicated a yield
of 42.4'i,0O bushel, tnaklng a total whole
crop of the l'nlted Btates 67l.4oo,i hush
els. The bearish tone of the report started
active selling by pit traders and commis
sion houses. As a result prices broke se
verely. September declining to 81gfllc.
Subsequently tho market regained a por
tion of the loss on covering by shorts, but
the close was weak, with September at
82c. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 8,v" bushels, rrtmary receipts
were 619.000 'bushel compared with S52.'i0
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipt of 48u rars
against 8t2 car lutt week and 24S enrs a
year ago.
jotwltnstanaing the creak in wheat
prices the corn market held steady the
entire session. The reason for the. com
paratively firm undertone wa an" active
demand from commission houses. Fresh
reports from Illinois of damage owing to
lack of rain formed the Incentive for buy
ing. The government report had little ef
fect. The condition of com as officially
reported was so aa compared with 87.3 July
L These figure suggest a total yield of
approximately 2 M5."Srt,isK bushels. The
market clowd steudv at almost precisely
yesterday' final quotations. September
opened a shade hlgner nt 63Hc, "old be
tween 534o and 53'ffrj".p and closed at
68o local receipts were 141 cars, with 62
of contract grade.
The oats market waa nrm cany on -iv
demand from commission house. I.ter
sentiment became somewhat beortKh ..a a
result of the government report placing
the condition of the crop nt So nnd esti
mating the total yield at K,mi.00c.O bushels.
The market closed easy with price at the
lowest point. September opened unchnnged
to He higher at 26lf2fic. ranged between
2tiVr27e vnd dosed at-2Hc Local receipts
were 864 car.
Provisions lacked support from packer
and In consequence the market was a trifle
easier. Small holders were moderate sell
ers. At the close September pork was off
74a at 114.124. Iird waa unchanged at
$7.70. Rlhs were off 24o at 2J4.874.
Kstlmated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat.
230 cars; corn, 108 cars; oata, 449 car; hogs,
7,000 head.
The leading future ranged a follows:
Article.! Open. High. Low. Close.l Yes'y,
Wheat
Sept...
Dec...
May...
ir4-34
844'3,4
RSH'SlHi! 82 K!ifrK34
84i
874
834 83447 4 MViWi
86. 4
b5 86 ).
Corn
Sept..
Sept..
tDec,
Dec...
May...
53T,M
63tiC4
454-84
54
544,
484
B4
63l
63T, Mrn
414
41 474
464 454
457, 4RNt
4&4"4
4&4 454W4 46410
Oats-
Sept...
Ic...
May...
28if?4! JT
24'
264 26
2'
274 27V"'-1
2941 294
14 124 14 20
14 1241 14 224
294'4 29
294
Pork-
Sept...
Oct....
14 224
14 26
7 724
7 80
8 424
' 8 50
14 25
14 25
14 10
14 12
Lard-
Sept...
Oct...,
TT74
7 70
7 80
8 87 4
8 424
7 70
7 85
7 70
7 77
8 40
8 45
7,85
Rlbs-
Sept...
Oct....
8 424'
8 37V
8 42V
8 50
No. t tOld. New. ;
Cash quotation were a follow:
FLOUR Steady '. winter patent. 84.20
4.30; straights, 4.00(&4.1O; spring patents,
84 8Txit6.40; straights, ?3.&ot.8o; bakers, $2.40
fe-3.40.
WHKAT JNO. 2 red, 81Q14C.
CORN No. 2, 56c; No. 2 yellow,-56o.
OATS No. 2. 2640 : No. 2 white. 27V4&2SC:
No. 3 white, 264f(28o.
kikmo. a, tc.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 40W43O.
SKED No. 1 flax. 11.01; No. 1 northwest
ern, tl .17; prime timothy, 23.30; clover, con
tract grade, $12.5012.76.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork per bbl., $14 10
fil4.16. iJird, per 100 lbs., $7.65. Short riba
aide (loose),' $8 30.8.40; hort clear side
tDOXeaj, B.tK4!''D.
The receipt and shipment of flour and
grain were: Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbl 30,700 23.200
Wheat, bu....k .182,100 83,5i"0
Corn, bu 128.000 442.100
Oat. bu.. JLfc!.... 416.500 341,300
Rye, bu ..777..... 7.000
liarley. bu . 12.100 1.700
p On the Produce exchange today the but
ter maraei was easy; creamery, ntaiitc;
dairy, lelSc. . Eggs, easy; at mark, case
Included, 154c: firsts, 17c; prime firsts, 184c;
extra, 21c. Cheesa, firm, llllVc.
NEW YORK CEERAL MARKET
(Quotations of the Iy on Various
Commodlllea
NEW YORK, Aug. 10. FLOUR Receipts,
11,178 bbls.; exports, 4.7i"t vbbla.; market,
quiet and barely steady;' winter pat
enl. $4.5t8.00; winter straight. $4.165.4.40;
Minnesota patent, $5.40ii8.8a; winter extras,
83.MXr3.45; Mlnnasutu bakers. H.76u4. 15; win
ter low grade, 12 904J.40. Rye flour, easy;
fair to good, $4.1tf-t. 5, '.choice to fancy,
$4.60(i4.66. r .
COKNMEALSteady;' fine white and
yellow, 1J0, coarve, $l.l&m4.18; kllii dried.
3.104r2p.
RYIb-gteady; No. 2 western, 2c, c. t f.
New York.
liARLKY-Nominal; feeding, 484c, c. I.
f., New York; maltlrur, 40j.o2c, o. i. t..
Buffalo. ' ' .
WHEAT Receipt. 8.000 bu.; spot market
easy; No. 2 red, 8;4c elevator and 88c
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
$1,104 f. o. b. alloat; No. 1 hard. Mani
toba, nominal f. o. b. afloat. The whent
market opened lower, but rallied on bullish
French crop new, the corn strength,
room covering and light offerings. Later
It broke on heavy selling Inspired by the
government 'report and closed weak at
4c net loss; May, 80410140, closed at c;
September, 8tija -16c, closed at 87e;
December, 88 5-ltf88 7-16e. closed at 884c
CORN Receipt. 10.750 bu.; spot market!
steady; No, 2, tic elevator and f. o b
aflotit; No. 2 yellow, Sc; No. 2 white, 824c
The option market was without trans
action, closing 4c net lower. September
closed at title.
OATS Receipt. 81.500 bu.; pot market
steady: new mixed, 2t to 82 lbs 304 g 314c
natural white, 80 to 82 lbs., 3iu"34c; clipped
white, 38 to 40 lbs., SsSJtic.
HAY Barely steady; shipping, 604f5c;
good to choice, Koc'u$1.00.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice
ls.t, lgiAe; 113, lWiilc; olds, 12c; Pa
ciflo coast 1904, J2o25c; 1Mu3, lSia-Mc; olds.
b"yllo.
HIDKS Firm; Galveston, 20c; California
19c; Texas dry, li4c.
LEATM KH Firm ; acid. 24-5.
PROVISIONS Beef, teady; family, IU 50
12 00; men. .5u 10.00; 1-eef han.s, $:.(,.;
t&S: packet. $10 5t11.00; city extra India,
mess, $1S OOft 1S.0O. Cut meats, steady -pickled
bellies, 8.50ri0.60; pickled Shoul 1-ei-a.
$5.fc'uuo; plckied- baius, . M'1-Vni 10. ,5
Lard. Strong; western steamex!, $7.5538 10;
refined, firm; continent, $ 26; South Amer
ica, $.50 compound. $5.7&fri 05, Pork ftrm
family, $17 rr,l7 6t; short clear, 13.i"a W.Oo;
mess. t!R0ijlrt . 1
TALLOW uuie
-yulet; city, 44c; country, 44
6440.
RICE Firm; domestlo fair to extra. 34
46Ur: Jntian nominal.
CHEESE Weak; stats fall creamery,
small colored and white fancy. lr,c; state
full creamery, talr to choice. Iil04c; stale
full creamery, large colored and while
fancy, loc.
EUU8 Firm; state Pennsylvania, und
nearby, fancy selected white. 2ti2tc; state
Pennsylvania and nearby fai.cy selected
choice 23ic34c; state IVnnsylvania und
nearby fancy selected mixed, extra, 234?
western best. 184gJ0c; western best, good
to prime. lMji&e
POULTRY-Allve, easy: western chickens
144c. turkeys, 13c: dressed, regular; west
ern chickens, 14tfl6c; fowls 13c; turkeys,
15uT7(j.
Miaasapolla Hear Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 10 FLOl'R First
patents. $5.5(M4 0; second patents, UVif
o . nri clears, .iri iv; secona Clears.
$26o..7S.
LHAN-In bulk. $12.75.813 00.
TeJeao vrarkrt.
TOLETV). O., Aug. 10 S E ETV-Clo ver.
closed steady: cash. $7.80; October, $5.s4
December, $5 824: January, $5 84. Alalke.
$; Timothy, $157.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Oscillation of Prioes Slightly Widef TlaO
ATtmge Daily Range for Few Day.
SHARP SLUMP IN VALUES EARLY IN DAY
Several Hallway Isaaea Later Mali
Sen tllali Records reace Searotla
tloa and Crop Report Are
Slav las; Factors.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Operator In
stocks had to deal today with new of far
reacning and radical consequence to values.
The report of toe Agricultural department
on the August condition of the grain crop
and the piesentatlon of terms of peace by
the Japanese to the Russians mignt either
one- be thus designated. The oscillation of
prices of stocks wa slightly wider than
had been the dally range In the Immediate
past, but there was scarcely any change in
the hesitation and uncertainty of the move
ment. Karly In the day, after an opening re
slHtance to the selling which wa In evi
dence late yesterday, there was pronounced
pressure upon the market. Prices gave
way qulto generally to below last night
level. This was variously Interpreted as a
movement to take speculative profit in an
ticipation of a favorable government crop
report and aji a raid upon the market for
the purpose of securing stock at lower
prices. Whatever the purpose of the move
ment. It was commonly accepted as coming
from professional speculative sources. The
character of the support encountered on the
downward course of prices proved more
Impressive to sentiment than the selling
Itself Hnd ft brisk recovery followed. Then
there developed an amazing fllht of prices
In many of the high-grade railroad stocks
to dizzy heights, which made a new record
at every fresh bound. This became the fea
ture of the market and was so extravagant
In Its demonstration as to awaken uneasi
ness and thus develop a heavy tone for the
general list. ,
The figures of the government report,
while proving fully as good as anticipated,
proved to have been o well discounted aa
to have little effect on stocks. The new
from Portsmouth was less reassuring be
cause less deflnlte. The presentation of
definite proposals from the Japanese wa
regarded as offering a crisis in the negotia
tions, but Ignorance of the term and the
uncertainty of their reception threw some
thing of a chill over the speculation on ac
count of the vast Importance of the Issue
Involved.
The phenomenal upward course of Dela
ware, Ijickawanna ft Western for some
time past hnd the effect of tightening the
grasp of holder on other high-priced rail
road stock and thus facilitated today's
outburst. A further advance In the price of
copper and reports of damage to foreign
grain crop. were Item of interest In the
news, but were nrU much regarded. The
movement of the later market conveyed
an Impression of some bewilderment on the
part of operators, hut the brisk upward
movement at the last, led by St. Paul,
made the closing strong and decided pre
dominant gains over losses In the general
list of active stocks.
Bonds were Irregular; total sales, par
value, $3,326,000. V. B, new 4s advanced H
per cent on call.
The following was the range of price on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Adam Express
235
Amal. Cojiper 16,1(0
Am. Car & Foundry. 60O
844 84 844
374 3G4 37
14 994
2U4 24 294
96 95 84
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. H. & L, pfd..
Amer. Ice Securities
Amer. Llnaecd Oil..
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
Amer. 8. & Ref
100
2o0
100
225
3!4
274
18
41
48
111
200 3S4 384
3.700 48-i 4774
43.600 1304 12S"4 l-"9Vs
do pfd 1.500
Amer. Sugar Ref.... 3,800
Am. Tob.. pfd. certlf
123
1224 1224
1424 1434
144
Anaconda Mln. Co.. 2.600 117
116
Atchison 36.800
do pfd 400
Atlantic Coast Line. 1,000
894 88
1(134 '1034
1674 165
Baltimore & Ohio.,
do nf d
Brooklyn Rapid T..
I anaillan 1'seinc .
Central of N. J....
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton ,.
do pfd
.Chicago Gt. Western 12.600
Chicago & N. W.... 2.600
C M. & St. Paul.... S9,8eO
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C-, C C. & St. Louis
Colo. Fuel and Iron,
Colo. & Southern....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Product
do pfd
Pel. & Hudson ......
Del. L. & Western..
Denver & R. G
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
Ixiuisvllle & Nosh...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mexican Central ....
Minn. & St. Louis...
M.. St. P. & 8. S. M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Texas..
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
200
3,000
200
R"0
8.200
6,200
58
1414
166 166i 167
83 82 82
128 127 127
23 22 22
64
139 138 139
400
164
6,300 101 100
'SOO 66 66
9,K0 49 47
2X 3SV4 38
35.800 152 147T,
N. Y.. Ont. A West.
17,100
644
86
Norfolk & Western.
1.300
do pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People's Gaa
Pitts.. C. C. & St. L.
Pressed 8teel Car....
do pfd
Pullman Pal Car....
Reading
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel .-.
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
1,000 100
69.000 144 142 14.V
1,500 106 106 106
78
1,200 46 46
KiO 95 96
200 242 242
464
96
242
108
94
82
21
86
32
76
34
1"4
6S
23
60
65. 80 14 1(HJ
1,200
94
2J
1.800
7,9oO
200
21
87
32
77
21
86
31
76
500 23
23
86
Southern Pacific
do pfd
13. 500
JOO
4.4"0
66
16
118 11S4 118
Southern Ry
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron
Texas & Pacific
Tol . St. L. & West..
do pfd
600
5.000
994
9u
34
38
57
132
98
934
614
W4
89
. 84
87
57
131
9S
93
1
9C
89
84
3.
67
131
98
123
934
61
!
1,0 ")
2C0
100
74,2"0
100
'jfO
2tO
Union Pacific
do pfd
V. S. Express
U. 8. Realty ,
I'. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wolls-Fargo Exp..
Westing. Electric .
Western Union
Wheeling A L. E..
Wis. Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific ..
Central Leather ..
do rfd
Offered.
47.600 85 Xkil
V -xkrt 1AS1
3T
. 30.7UO I034 108
4o0 $4
34
334
40O
0
14
40
194
.40
11
40
2T4
l'S
93
16
15
J
209
300 170 170
10.100
16 60
5.4"0
1,3' n
400
26 14
66
210
43
103
28
64
208
42
4'.'
108 1034
Total sale for the day, 75O.100 share
Mew York Mlalasr Itoeks.
NEW YORK. Aug.-10-Clolng quotation
on nitTiioa sioci were
Adams Coo
Alio.
Breece
nrumwlrk (Vn
Comilork Tusn.l...
Coo C.I. v....
Horn 8llvr
Iroa Sllvsr
UmAtiII Ceo
.
. U
. 41
. 14
. 1
.1M
Wi
I6
. t
Llttls Chlt ...
.. I
. t"0
..U0
.. I
..
.. M
.. tl
.. ti
,.1M
"nt.rlo
Ophlr
Phoenlz
Pirto.1
t.g
Sl.rrs Hr.de
Small Uooea .
i Slanaard
Treasury Slalesiesl.
WASHINGTON. Aug. W.-Today'a state
ment of the treasury ilances In toe . n
era) fund, exclusive of the $160 OuO.'leO gold
reaerve. show: Available cash balances
$!28.K4.t40; gold coin and bullion, $u3,658 206;
gold certificates, $23.797. a0.
Baak of Kraae Stateaaeat.
PARIS. Aug. 10. -The weekly bank state
ment of the Bank of France snow the fol
lowing changes:
Notes la aJrrulatlon, decrease. 1H JDD.OOOT;
travisury deroslis. Increaw. :i4.I75 (wf ; gen
vral dcpusiu, ducreaao. i;,076,bwf, old In
116
884
103'i
1674
0.200 1154 115 J1&4
200 100 100 100
5,100 70 684 9-4
3.600 1564 l'V'H 1&4
1.600 220 211 215
3,900 54 54 544
404
300 814 81 78
21 204 204
221 . 2184 220
183J. 1804 182j
384
2.100 lOS'i 103 1034
1,500 45-4 45 46
400 24 28 284
200 61i 61 61
200 40 40 40
600 191 190 190
800 9 8
200 40 40 4"4
27.500 224 205 2194
,8ii0 468 460 46S4
100 32 32 314
100 86 86 86
100 42 42 42
19.700 494 47 47
4.20 844 844 844
2.8"0 744 74 74
1,500 1824 ISO I8O4
100 92 92 92
17.000 18oi 174 180
8.600 21 20 21
300 80 80 80
28
1"0 8-.'4 82 82
400 24 28-4 2K
100 56 66 &5
26
67 58 68
1481.1 14W 148V4
100
29
654
4?Vi
62 64
86 86
94
80 10"
. . . . 42'4
5
hand. Increte. I'TOO.Onof; bill dlscnuntej.
decrease. 7.47$.OiXf.
Three per cent rentes. W 55c for the aC
CTHint; exchange on Ijohdon. f 164c for
check.
Jew York Honey Market.
NEW TORK, Aug 10 -MONEY On call,
steady, highest 2 per cent; lowest 1 pT
cent; ruling rate 2 per cent, last l"n 2
per cent; closing bid 14 per cent: ofT-Med
at 2 per cent Time loans easy and dull;
slxtv dsvs. Sti34 per cent; ninety da.
34t'4 per cent; six months, 3'u4 r"- cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAl'ER-Ht) 4
per cent. .
STERLING FXCHA-f7E-Flnvi; with
actual business In Bankers' bills at $4 8V j
4 8W0 for demand and nt $4 S4t--fr MTfl for
slxtv dav bills posted rntes. 14 X54 and
$4 87 Commercial bill. $4.844414.84
SILVER Bar, 694c; Mexican dollar.
4&4- . . .
BONDS Government, strong; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing quotation on bends were:
V ret 1. r .. 1"4 MMK-an Central 4s..
o coupon 1M 1 Jo w Inr S31
r. I. t. ref l'4 M. A t U 4s '
do couron I" X . t T 4 1"24
V. 8 44. fg ..$ an t- "H
do roupon 1U4 N R R. of M e 4.
V. 8. el 4s. ri H N T 1' g.n. 4...
do eonpotl K'4 N J. r. prn b ...144
Amar. Toh. 4a. ear . "f1 Northern Paclc 4a..l''t
do a. eer IV 00 la
At.htaon Kn. 4a lOSH N. A W. ron. 4a 10t
a do adujua. la O 8 L. mt. 4a "
Atlantic C. L. 4a Won. ronr. 3Ha 1"S
B aV O. 4a t't Headtn ten 4a 1"?4
do ma t4 St. L. A 1 M. e. to..U
Central of Oa. 8a....ll4 St. L. - 8 F. fir 4a J4
do lt Inf.... Ml !t b. South ro 4a... M
do Id inc t Paaho.rd A. I.. 4a.... trti
C. A O, 4va 110 ginthm Pacini- 4a . . 95
C A A ISa 8ithrn Rallwar a UK1
C, B Q. new 4a K4 T-i A Paclflo lata 122-
C. R. 1. P. 4a... T. Bt. L. A W. 4a.
do col. M 4 Vnlon Tarlflc 4a 1" S
C . C, C. A t. I t-ioi1 do conr. 4e 1-S
Chicago Terminal 4a. S V. a. Steel li 5a....
Colo. Midland 4 74 , waba,h lata: 11 J
Tnlo. ft Southern 4. 4 do dfh n "
Can 5. car 1" IWeatern Wd. 4a
Tt. A R. O 4a 1M4 W. A L. K. 4a M
Plrtlllera' See 5a ... t Wla. Cantral 4a 4
Erla prior lien 4. . . .imt, Japana a. td aer... :4)
do trn. 4i 9SV do 4 ctt J-;
P. W. A 1). C. lat.ll4V4 Colo. Mtd. Sa, aM A. IIH
Hocklna; VaJlar 4Ha.ll(' do at R T4
Japan la, car Wk Southern Pacific lata. 42
L. A N. unl. 4a H 8. P. lat 4a ctt 17
Manhattan con. g. 4a.l044i
Offered.
Rnaton Stock and Bond.
ROSTON, Aug. 10 Call loans. 2'&3 P"r
cent; time loan. 2(u'4 per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks nn.l bonds were:
Atchlaon adj. 4a 4 Adventure ' M
Alrhlaon 4a..- 10J ; Allnuea
Mexican Central 4a.. 7 Amalpamatcjl t
Atchlaon "t American ZW "
do pM ,n3 'Atlantic I"4
"Boalon A Albany. -thi Rlnaham 3'rl
Roaton Main 1"T 'Calumet Heckla. . .6k.
Ponton Elaled . . . ir.3 jfantcnntal '
Fltchburs pfd 144 ! Copper Range 1"
Mulcan Central 12V, lalr Went 14
N. Y., N. H. H..tt'9 Pomlnlon Coal 77
Per Marquette 7l4 Franklin 114
Vnlon Pacific 13J Oral by J
Amar. Arg. Chem... 2 lfle Rnvile t"
do pfd SI1 Mnaa Mining
Amar. Pnau. Tuba. Michigan K'4)
Amer. Sugar 1434 M,,h.k 514
do pfd lf"4 Montana C. A C...
Amar. Tel. A Tal...U' Old Pomlnlon 2'-4i
Amar. Woolen 34 oacaola 4
do pfd leJ1 Parrot .
Dominion t. & 8 124 Qulncy 103
Kdlaon E. 1 2M1 Shannon 74
Ocneral Eloctrlo ....184 Tamarack 12f
Maaa. Electric 17Vi Trinity 4
do ptd t I nlted Copper 3! 4
Maa Oaa 43 f. S. Mining 334
fl.ltod Fruit V. 9. Oil 1
United 8hoe Mach... 4 I tah , 464
do pfd ?24 Victoria 3'
U. S. Steal . Winona
do pM Hi.;i4 Wolverlna lit
Wc-atlnghouae com... 84
Aaked. "Bid.
London Stocks Hnd Bonds.
LONDON, Aug. 10. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were ns follows:
Conaola, monay 4 New York Central. .. .l&2'i
do account Norfolk A Weatern.. M
Anaconda I 1 do Pfd 94
Atchlaon SuHlontarlo A Weatern M4
do pfd lo
Pannaylranla
Rand Mlnea 'H
Reading 1
do lat pfd 4l"4
do 2d pld 474
Southern Hallway....
do pfd U
Southern Pacific 674
Baltimore Ohio 11
Canadian Pacific 104
Cheaapaaka A Ohio.. Ml
Chicago O. w...
C. .. M. ft St. P
Ia Hears
D. ft R. 0
do pfd.. .
C.I -
21
.17
. 17
3 4
894 Cnlon Paclflo 134V4
4? do pld l'"
164' V. 8. Steal 31H
77 I do pfd lOKVa
17 4Walah 20
1SH4jI tlo pfd 42
do lat pfd....
do td pfd
Illinois Central
L AN
M K ft T 304 Spanlah 4a t
SILVER Bar, steady, 27 5-liid per ounce.
MONEY 142 per . cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 113-161 per cent; throe
months' bills, 1(1 15-1 per cent.
Foreign Financial, ,
LONDON, Anff.. lrr.-JHoney was steady
ind In good demand today and was more
plentiful, owing to the. distribution of rail
road dividend. Discounts were firm. Tho
Stock exchange generally was quiet and
Irregular, owing to a thin httenriance, and
the approaching of the settlement ex
change In some directions waa virtually at
a standstill. Consols were a ehade easier.
Americans opened dull, but rallied to
slightly above parity. They were, however,
comparatively Inanimate, the public leaving
the market to Its own devices, and closed
weaker. Grand trunk was firm on traffic
showings. Japanese securities were firmer.
Japanese Imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted at
103V
PARIS, Aug. 10. The Bourse opened un
decided today, awaiting new of the Ports
mouth peace conference, but closed firm.
Russian imperial 4 were quoted at 88.20
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 602.
BERLIN, Aug. 10. The Bourse today wag
firm.
BOMBAY, Aug. 10. The Bank of Bombay
ha Increased Its rate of discount from 3
to 4 per cent.
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, Aug. 10. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of. England shows the
following changes:
Total raserve, decrease, 453,000; circula
tion, decrease, 133,000; bullion, decrease,
6X6,826; other securities, Increase, 9,00;
other deposits, decrease. 2til,0o0; public, de
posits, increase, 116,000; note reserves,
432,000; government securities. Increase,
317,000
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability this week 1 46.72 per cent as
compared with 47.46 per cent lust week.
The rate of discount- of the Bank of
England remain unchanged at 2 per cent.
.Bank Clearing:.
OMAHA, Aug. 10. Bank clearing for to
day were ll,4!,775.81 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,066,241.88.
St. Lonl General Market.
ST. IXJCIS, Aug. 10.-WHEAT-Lower;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 71tc; track, 8Rf(j)
Sod; September. 70c; December, 814ft814c;
No. 2 hard. 854(S88c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, Blc; track.
63c; September, 6oc; December, 424c
OATS Higher: track, 274&7c; Septem
ber, 2Eio; December, 2;4c; No. 2 white,
20c.
FLOUR Dull. Red wmter patents. 14.25
j4 4u; extra fancy and straight, 23 753.90;
clear. H.15t3.30.
SEED Timothy, steady; spot, I2.2."xg2.75;
prltne higher.
tf)RN M KAL Lower, 12.60.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, flSGTlc.
HAY Steady; timothy, Is.OIXq 14.60; prairie,
7.i Mil 10. 00.
IRON COTTON TIES-90C.
BAGGING 84c. Hemp twine, 6c.
PORK Lower; Jobbing, $14 22.
LARD Firm: prime steam, 17.20.
DRY SALT MEATS-Steady; boxed extra
shorts, 18374c; clear ribs. VS.62c; short
clears, $8 874c.
BACON Steady ; boxed extra shorts,
29 iO; clear ribs, 9 S7c; short clear, 19 i'.24c.
POVLTRY Slow:" chickens. 8o; springs,
11c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7jjSc: geese,
DijSc.
Bl'TTER Firm ; creamery, icg214c;
dairy, 14 15c.
EGGS Firm, 15o ease count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 4.0u0 7.04
Wheat, bu 88,ij 53. i")
Corn, bu lSl.tmO 9).ti
Oats, bu 77.000 W.OuO
Wool Market
BOSTON, Aug. 10 -WOOL Market Is In
a nealthy condition with steady movement,
well distributed, under way and all re
ports from the goods market are regarded
a favorable. Indicating a heavy Initial
buslnesa The market Is strong, although
there have been no actual advances.
Pulled ools are scarce. Foreign grades
are steady with heavy arrivals; trading
Is active In territories. Leading quotations
follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX and
above, 2637c; X, 34yi6c; No. 1, 411hjc;
No. 2. 42(&43); fine unwashed, 2e29c; quarter
blood unwashed, 34'a'36c; three-eighth
blood. 25'u3c; half blood, 34Ti36c: unwavhed
Delaine, 3oy31c; unmerchantable. 2ui(c
fine washed Delaine. ia4c. Michigan fine
unwashed. 2'a.9c: three-eighths blood. 34i)
36c; half blood, Xl'u&e; unwashed Delaine,
2c. Kentucky, Indiana, etc , three-eighth
nd quarter blood. 3iu37c- Territory. Idaho,
fine, !b&23c; heavy fine, l&J21c; fine medium,
23j;4c; medium, 26427r; low medium. vj
I7c Wyoming, fine, 22Uc; heavy fine,
19520c; fine, medium 2i.yc: medium, 2i'J
27c; low medium. 2611:7c. L'lau and Ne
vada, fine, ii'tjzac; heavy fine, lhfcyx; ntn
medium, 2.1a4c; medium, 2iu27c; low me
dium. T.ii;Ac. Dakota, fine, 22gC3c; fine
medium, ?.23c: medium. 2wi27c; low me
dium. Ifcfr'Tc. Montana, fine choice, JL7iac;
fine average, fciu-23c; fine medium clujh e.
20-Oirc; taple, 28vt::; medium choice.
30c; averaae, 2iu27c.
ST. LjUIS, Aug, 10 WOOle-St.adyj me
dium grades ti.nit.nut and U(Mhk. 2. t
31c; light fine. 21t7c, tieavy butt, Uc;
t,ub taaaUcd, 44.c
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattls Trade
Ruled" Geaerallj Stead
All Around,
HOGS STEADY, WITH TRADING ACTIVE
to Sheep 1 bis Morning and o Market,
bnt Price Would Hatt Been
Steady If Anthln(t Ilea
Been Offered.
SOVT1I OMAHA. Aug. 10. 1906.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3.9i4 2.4 "52
Official Tuesd.iv 3.4il S.i4 4.1.3
OMicial Wednesday 8.J13 .4i M
Official Thursday l.ijQ ,415 13
Four day this week ....14.?n8 C2.139 13.187
Four days last eek ....14,115 3.4;
Some week l-foio 13.2s) in.K-i il.'M
Same three We k ago ..ld.:U SS.iS ll.S.'H
Same four week ago ....11,511 21.92 Ki.sl
Same days last year .... 8,7:3 4J..U0
KW'Eins FOR THE YEAR. TO DATE.
The follow lug table show the receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
1905. li4. Inc.
r'e 1..7M 496,138 2i.4,
Hog 1.677,7lrt 1.618.;ti3 6S.9J
Sheep 8.H0,o22 . 762.UOB 128.264
The following table snows toe aver
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several duya. with comparisons:
Pate. ism. 1S04. lo.ilt02. 1901. '1200. ilSi-
July 16.
July lb.
julv 17.
July la.
Juiy
July Ju.
July 21.
, t 6J4!
f W
I
.1 b ti.i w ,
t Hi t It
i ls i i3,
I b
i a t iii
6 18, I
6 04 5 22
6 li) 6 U
6 oS, t 2b,
I 8 21
' I i 18,
6 06, i Usi
6 lui I
6 101 4 90)
6 19, 4 9S
b 10 b M
b 09 6 03 1
I t 021
4 P9; 4 ii
4 92
4 93 4 99
6Wilti
6 it, 5 (J4
6 Oil 6 OH,
16 03
5 1 & 11
6 (i
6 (Jl 6 19
1 7
7 5-1
J?"
7 51
7 feoi
I
7 52
7 4l
I
7 ail
7 63,
7 621
I
7 63,
7 4i
7 47
7 61,
7 41!
736,
7 as!
7 32 1
? M,
7 27 1
6 IT
7 151
' I
J 77
6 4
i iui
6 68
6 bi
6 H8
6 7
5 7u,
6 U
b 74
& 6k
66l
( 47 1
6 6j
6 till
b b1
5 7
6 ". 9,
I
6 84
6 80,
6 66,
6 Ui,
6 72:
6 74,
I
I 02
941
4 f,
4 9
4 M,
401
4 1
4 :S
4 1
4 21
4 34
6 61
6 4S4
i 47
a 64
6 bJ
6 68 I
i 61
u bu
a I
6 68 I
6 tt4i
6 72i
6 t2 i
6 tk-,4;
5 7j4
i
6 vl
Juiy m.,
July u.
Juiy 24.
Juiy i.
July 2.
July m.
July us.
Juiy hi.
July 30.
July 11.
Aug. l..
Aug. 2..
au,i. a..
Aug. 4..
Aug. 6..
Aug. ..
Aug. 7..
Aug. 8..
Aug. ..
Aug. 10..
S 16
6 16
4 3
t 06
4 81
4 27
6 (Ul
6 0t 4 22
6 13 4 33
4 -ii
6 081
6 09 4 32
4 16, 4 19
6 11 4 21
6 lui 4 '4
6 lo; 4 43
i 4 46
6 04
6 14, 4 38
6 15, 4 37
6 04, 4 32
b 0U 4 2
I 6 78
I 6 84
6 83-41
I I
Indicates Uuaday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Catt.e. riogs. Ils'ea.
C, M. & St. P. Ry 6
I'nlon Paclhc System 23 la 2
C. i N. W. Ry
P., K. & M. V. Ry 21 31
C, bt. P., M. & O. Ry 9 7..
B. Ot M. Ky 36 19
C, B. & g. Ry 3 2
C, R. 1. c P. Ry. east 4
Hiicugo Great Western.... 13..
Total receipt 93 95 2
The disposition of the day receipt was
u follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated;
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 329 2,9 13
bwm and Company 1,mo ,.
(Juuuny fucking Co 324 l,o2
Armour Ac company 4nj i,iit .,
Lurry 6i Bciitou 149 ....
Lobiuuu At Co 24 ....
A i ill Ac Son Iv) ....
Huston & Co a ....
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 80 .... ..
L. F. iiu.sz ou .... ,,
Kingan di Co l)a
Squii'ca At Co Va ..
J. 11. Hoot Ac Co 45
& B m
uther bujei 142
Total 2,3.18 6,312 13
CATTLE Receipts today consisted of 93
cars of western una corn-ted cuttle ot fairly
kood quadty. Hie receipts were some
oj cars heavier tnun lasi Thursday and
uoout that much Heavier than too same
day last year.
iseer steers constituted the big end of the
receipts una tncro who some good came
offered, bince Monday the catue receipt
havo been light and the stuff has been
picked up readily at satlmactory prices,
fuckers were tree buyer today, und while
tiading was not active, the cattle changed
hands right along nd the big end of the
rece.pts was disposed of by midday. There
was a fairly good demand for supplies and
sellers had no difficulty in disposing ot
their holdings at the prices'. On the good
kinds the market was fully steady witn
yesterday's prices, but commoner grades of
both corn-fed und glass cattln were Blow in
moving and In some cases were lower.
The supply of cows and heifer -waa light
again touuy and the slight decline noted
yesterday waa regained. There wu consid
erable activity to the trade on she tuff
and a clearance wa made In goodNeaon
Price in this division were also steady,
except on some of the rougher grades.
Bulls, veul calves and stags were In Just
about the same notches as yesterday, prices
being Bteady.
There were no now features to the trade
on stockers and feeders this morning. The
same strong demand that has been In evi
dence for some time was still In force to
day and there was considerable activity
to the trade. Prices were Bteady on the
good kinds, but commoner grade were
weaker. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. T. II. N. AT. If.
1 00 a 25 ' 20 mt 4 J,,
5 S:t4 3 00 S3 mi ( u
ou a w at. Hsu 4 as
14 lilt 4 30
14 1246 4 40
6 U2 4 M
23 110 4 65
53 1012 4 C5
II.... Pail 4 ll
II ll:t 4 10
tS 711 4 70
Xi 1U 4 76
14 1042 4 50
17 UoO 4 90
31 13lit (HI
II i:mi t 00
4 1S4T t 06
m mo t 10
iikj e u
14ui I II
14L7 I to
" 1341 I ao
COWS.
i 390 1 60 5
1 70 i 10 4
I It! I 15 23
1 1040 I 15 i'2
1 11(0 I 25 20
I W.6 2 25 I
1 773 I 25 4
11 !3 t 15 4
4 112 I 26 1
1 ?0 2 25 II
4 10i7 I 26 1
I 71 I 36 1
1 1071 I 35 I
1 40 1 60 1
5 Ji I 56 I
2 H0 i 85 I
14 :. V07 2 76 t
2 )1U 2 75 6
1 H I 75
HE1TEH8.
1 680 I 00 1
l o I is i
1 710 I 30
BULLS.
1 1420 I 60 1
1 llrOU 2 65 1
i 125 I 65 1
1 9J0 2 70
CALVES,
1 120 4 00 2
1 246 4 36 1
4 310 4 75 i
11 lil 4 60 2
7 331 4 50
....1074 I 78
.... i 75
.... 116
.... BB t 16
.... 444 M
.... 140 00
...10b0 I 00
....mo loo
vo l oo
.... 7 I 00
...1100 I 60
10C0 I
loza i if
. . . . DUO . I 35
....110 3 (5
... .12110 7i
....1110 1 6
Hit I 90
"0 i 35
510 IH
..1420 I to
14WI 3 oo
'.1910 I 40
.. 2M 4
. . IM) t 00
..t60 t 00
.. lao i 60
STOCKEltd AND FEEDERS
I K 3 50 40 M
47 70 I 75 24 Ml I ii
U 63 3 16
NEBRASKA.
8 heifers.. 676 2 86 2 cows 975 J 70
2 calves.... 2 4 60 27 feeders.. 852 go
2 lnei....H2o 4 ou 3 fenders.. 61 3 A
1 cows Ptt7 2 (0 1 steer 13i 2 i 7i
1 feeder... l(x 3 26
8 (bed ra.. 922 I 10
9 feeders. .pj S 60
1 bull I .i:,. 1 9 K.
2 tows iiti J so 14 feeders.. 72J 3 p
2 feeders. .1(7") 3 75 2 feeders, liii 1 -.i
lO feeders.. L44 3 60 87 SLeeis....ll24 3(0
2'i feeders.. 1215 3 35 26 feeders Wl 2 66
4 hellers.. 1177 2 25 IS cow 943 2 60
4 feeder. ,bi5 3 25 24 feeders.. 7s2 1 au
44 feeder.. 1226 3 85
WYOMING.
14 cows 9"S 2 9t 1 cow 1080 2 10
2 steers.. ..1H-J 3 40 1 calf 170 4 (0
5 cows 8,2 2 25 1 cow ll'O 2 15
i calves... 260 3 2o 3 cows 973 2 so
1 cow 1070 3 26 "
WESTERNS.
E. B. Williams Colo.
27 feeders.. 935 3 10 1 feeder... 930 2 SO
D. F. Live Stock Co-Colo.
47 feeders.. 987 3 35
P. E. Rapp Neb.
24 feeders.. 745 3 6 0 4 feeders.. 6 3 M
25 heifers.. tW; 2 35 6 cows 9.tij J 10
17 cows 8:i2 I 65 4 feeders.. 610 2 15
li. E. Chamberlain-Neb.
24 cows... .. 975 2 9n 2 cows 995 2 10
2 calves.... 140 tu 1 calf 250 4 to
J. F. Damerow Neb.
1 bull 12V 2 66 b cows 1016 2 60
2 cows 2 ') 12 cow 4 2 (5
4 heifers.. 60 2 25 1 heifer... 680 1 75
F. C. Gibbs-Neb.
20 cows 767 2 75 . I feeder. . 730 2 75
19 feeder. .739 3 15
Lynch at Co. Neb.
24 cows'., ... 943 2 90 23 feeder. .HM 3 66
P H Hester Wyo.
26 stef fs....l"?2 3 65 26 cows 966 110
2 h- irera... K45 3 10
BOVTH DAKOTA-TEXAS.
M Malcolm.
36 steers.:. .1111 3 25 U steer. ... 922 2 65
IKH.ti Conditions favored selling Inter
ests today in the hog yard and the mar
ket wo stronger than yesterday low
tine, Theia were ninet-nc load on
Ie au4 lie nmiksl bnel vrl. Tbr
wss a fslr shipping demand and with
packer going alter h"gs the trade was
fnlrlv actlxe. little attention was paid
to weights, buyers looking lucre to qiml- I
Ity. The g-neisl maiket could beat be j
called steady with jeaterdavs average or;
stronger than vesterdsv'a cl e. The bulk
of the hog sold nt ". n.VTJt, with some
boss at .. and tope rem fling 15 ." for
two loads, one light weight and one heavy
weight. Sellers were weisung their hoga
right alone and the receipts were Ut of
the way by 11 o'cloik. Representative
snlel:
No At. n. ft. So. rr.
M ITU ... t 75 44 f7 10 I 4
41 a ... 7:4) 244 40 i 15
l ITS 1J1 I 77v M 3W ...
I( fn Id" 57 t I 4a I 6
J Jld . . . I a l ?") ...
id l ... n 4 J40 ... 5 5
47 ISJ 4" I an 41 ftl . . t
. 15 M t M 7J lit 12 I
U 162 1M I I a! tl .. I IJ
H ill 40 I 40 73 ItS 10 16
69 ::o ... I 40 1 ... I 6
61 trt 4" I KJVt M ':4 5
an 140 W 6 f 70 Ill 40 I M
60 140 t0 6 ' 27 . . I M
it 266 10 I 2' 77 2"7 140 I 16
11 ?:7 . . I a:s n n 4a t 66
74 tl 60 !)., I.i0 10 3 6
al !?1 ... tl Ill ... Ill
II 11 ... I Its 71 ! 140 I t
46 2M o 6 :v, 7 !47 W 6 16
ao 16 340 61 76 10 I
61 VI 40 t ;vt 76 IU 10 I K6
II 317 4fl I 70 172 ... I 6!
12 231 40 111', !.' . . 116
16 2( I 134 T HI "1 6 13
i to ao I r;i 71 2S5 o 6
63 2i4 ... I lt' 76 S"4 90 6 IS
64 301 ... t T IM 40 I IS
tl Ill ... 6 13 74 221 ... I
5 ,. 31! 4 llh II SM II IM
62 t4 ... I lt 43 121 Mi 6 at
64 1" ... 13214 32 '4 40 I II
II 3.4 ... I 32a 14., f43 ... 6 374j
71 2M 120 6 :a 63 227 120 I 7'
61 :.1 ... 6 tn 67 221 ... t 3TV,
74 241 . . rv, II J'.S 40 6 7v,
l !:! 120 8 36 12 tM ... 8 90
M 2J tn ( M 71 171 ... I 0
73 214 10 6 OS 73 2(1 ... I 10
76 Ill ID 73 346 ... 6 "
71 220 6o 16 (I ... 6 W
l 242 10 36 l 204 ... I 10
77 17 40 I 16 (1 217 ... I 124
73 317 I M 71 1"l 10 I 61
60 SM .., U 41 SOS 40 I N
4 2SI ... Ill I Itta .... I M
71 240 10 6 SI 45 ... 5 '
611 EEP There wa not a single load of
sheep reported In this morning and the big
barn was deserted, lesterday there
but one load on sale which was not enough
to make a test of the market. Conditio.,
here are very fayorahle and buyers of fat
sheep are nil anxious for supplies and are
only waiting for the sheep lo come tn.
There is a giaid strong feeling to the trade
and If anything had been here today it
would probably have brought good strong
prices. This lark of supplies Is very un
usual at this time of year w hen the western
sheep should be coming In pretty heavily.
Feeder li-ep and lambs are In the same
condition, they have be'n for Home lime.
There Is a good strong demand and buyer
have plenty order to nil and are eager to
fill them.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: (lood
to choice spring lambs, i, 4'0t! S5: good to
choice yearlings wethers, Jfi.ioy 6 :5; good to
choice old wethers, 34.50'ii5.00; good to chold
ewes, I4.2r-lff4.75.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs, 5.6hf.7; good feeding
yearlings, 34.504f4.76; good feeding wethers,
J4 (iV(i4 26. feeding ewca, 3.25ui3.00; bteedim;
ewes, $4.0064.50.
CHICAUO 1,1 VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep gtrnnsr tloic and
Lamb Steady.
CHICAOO. Aug. lO.-CATTLE-Reeelpts,
fl.5t) head. Market strong. Oood to pi-line
steer. 5.26fi!.; poor to medium, fa.RotfiYno;
stockers and feeders, I2.26fi4.26; cows, $2.50
rii4.4o; heifers, $2 5nff4.6o; runners, $1.26U'
2 1; bulls, $2.403.80; calves, $3 hootl.75;
Texas fed steers, $3.604.60; western steers,
t3.5ofij4.75.
HOUH Receipts, 15.0(11 head; estimate for
tomorrow, 14.0110 head. Market steudy.
Mixed and butchers, $5,601(1.20; good to
choice heavy, tti.0mi6.20; rough hcavv, $P .65
i5.90; light, $6.86i('6.25; bulk of sales, $6.85
4C6.15.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts, 12,000
head; sheep market strong; lambs, steady.
Oood to choice wethers. $4.6o4i 5.00; fair to
choice mixed, $4.00j4.50; western sheep,
$4.00(14.60; native lambs, $5. 3f 7 . 25 ; western
lambs, t5.00i?.2&.
Kinui City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 10 CATTLE Re
ceipt. 9.O0O head, Including 8,000 head of
southerns. Market steady to lOo lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers, $4.90
i5.50; fair lo good, t3.7&34.85; western
steer, $8.tVfi&.25; Mocker and feeder. $2.75
ili .36; southern steers, $2.66114.00: southern
cows, $2.MKu3.25; native cows, $l.7f!g4.0O; native-
heifers, $3.0tKij4.86; bulls, 2.16$t8.5o;
calves, $3.0041660.
HOOS-Recelpts, 6.000 head. Market was
Weak to 6c lower; top, $6.02',4j; bulk of sales,
$5.9ofi6.00; heavy. t6.86(Ei5.95; packers, $5.9O0J
6.(i24; pigs and lights. $5.90(('i.02U.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, J.00O
head. Market lOfflSc higher; native lambs,
t5.25b'ti.uO; western lambs, $6.25''6.60; ewe
and yearlings, $4&6.25; western ewes and
'yeurllngs, $4.7tVii6.25; western fed sheep,
$4.4uf6.2S; stockers and feeders, 13.604.85.
St. Lools l ive Stnek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-CATTLE-Recelpt,
6,0:) head, Including 3,000 head of Texan.
Market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $4.0o'n6.75: dressed beef and butcher
steers. $3.6(ii4 60; steers under 1,000 hi
t3.604.10; stockers and feeders, $2.60fg416;
cows and heifers. $2.2u'f5.16; canners, $1.50
g2.00; bulls. $2.40(33.50; calves, $3.50j2C;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.6(jj4.16; cow
and heifer, S2.OOfir3.50.
HOGS Itecelpts. 4.000 heud. Market
higher; pig and light. $6 1504 36 packers,
16 H''y6.2u, butchers' and best heavy, $6.10
6 26.
SHEEP ANT) LAMBS Receipts. 600
heud. Market ktendy; native muttons, $4.00
04.60; lambs, $4.75'u7.26; culls and bucks,
f2f(T4.26; stockers, $4.(KJ4.36; Texans, $4.00
4l4.60.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug. 10. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.344 head. Market steady: na
tives, $3.76fi5.60; cow and heifer. $1.60$
460; stockers and feeders. $2.(Hift(4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 4,868 head. Market weak
to 6c lower; light, $5.8fiji4t.00; medium and
heavy. IT..75S5.92V4: bulk. $6.8.W6.96.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1,251
head. Market strong to 10c higher.
SIob City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Aug. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts 600 head; mar
ket steady. Reeves, $3.75415.00; cows, bull
and mixed, $!.2ft(ff4.00; stockers and feed
ers. $2.50jj3.5- calve and yearlings, $2.5ofJ
J.60
HOGS Receipt 1.500 head. Market 6c
higher, selling at $5.756.00j bulk of ale
$o 80&.90.
Stork in Sight.
Receipt of live stock nt the six principal
western market, yeaterday :
Cuttle. Hog. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.3'X 6.415 13
6loux Cltv 500 1.600
Kansas City .fl) b,)
Bt. Joseph ,344 4.868 1.269
St. Louis 5,'XX) 4.() 6O0
Chicago 9.5'0 15.000 12.0OO
Total
30,644 36.773 16.772
Oils and Itoaln.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 -Oll-Cottonseed.
Arm; prime crude, nominal: prime yel
low. 30Vs;fi3o?4c. l'etroleum, steany; refined,
New York. $690; Philadelphia and Balti
more, $6 85; Philadelphia and Baltimore In
bulk, $6 95. Turpentine, steady, 63Vifa64c.
R08IN Dull; strained, common to good.
$3 n.Vu$ 60
SAVANNAH, Aug. lO.-OIL-Turpentlno.
Arm, efKiiOJiAc.
ROSIN-Klrm. Quote. A, B. C. D, E. F,
$3 -; . $4 11144 50; 1, $4.15; N. $140; W. O.,
$4 C; W W.. $4.85.
4JIL CITY. Aug. 10-dlLS Credit bal
ances. $1 26; certificates, no hid. Shipments.
66 3J9 bbl., average 74.760 bbl.; run, 91.8i4
bl.ls. average 8,lo3 bbls Shipments, Lima,
61. li.9 bbls.. average 65iJj6; run, Lima, Cu,
&u2 bbl., avemge 66,164.
Sugar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10-SUGAR-Ra w,
Arm; fair refining, f-jc; centrifugal, 96 test,
4Hi4Hc; molassea sugar 3,7i332c Re
fined, firm! No. 6, 4.70c; No. 7, 4 66c: No. 8
4 65c; No. 9. 4 60c; No. 10. 4 45c; No. 11. 4 S5c;
No. 12. 4 30C! No. 13, 4 c; No. 14. 415c; con
fectioner' A. J.15c; Mould A. 6.65c; cut foaf.
6c: crushed, c; powdered, 6.4oc; granulated,
b 30c: cubes, 6.5oe.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, ?a35c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10 SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle centrifugal. Vii4e; cen
trifugal white. 4 15-P45 1-ltic; yellows,
seconds, 8'ifr3e.
MOLAH8E8 Nominal;- open kettle. 137
26c; centrifugal, 6a 14c. Syrup, nominal, 3Cc.
Hbliky Market.
PEORIA. Ill , Aug 10-WHI8KY-Market
higher; distillers' finished goods on basis
of 11 28 for high wines.
CHICAOO. Aug. 10 -WHISKY-Market
steady: (lrtti on basi of $128
CINCINNATI. Aug. 10 WHISKY Mar
ket steady: spirits on basis of $128.
ST. LOU! a. Aug. 10.-WHISK Y-Markct
steady at $1.31. ,
Peoria Market,
PEORIA, 111 t Aug 10. CORN Steady :
J. a. oocr, a, D4c.
OATS Loweri No. I white, $7c: new No.
4 white, 26V1'
CotTe Market. '
NEW YORK. Aug. 10-COFFEE-Mrkt
for future openea steady ai uiiuhanged
prices The market was finally steady, net
unih.mtr.l to in p.ilnt lower Pile werw
tepcrie.l ef 174. ..i0 bs. Including October
at 7 15c: Pecemlicr. it; Jaiiiisiy. 7.15c;
March. 7.V'c. ,M iv. 7 ci:7.h-, July, 7.7.c.
About l.VV'O bags' of the total b-ialness re.
ported c n'Sted of ex -lringea from low.T
tnontl-a mo:lv le.-einler at ft d'fferenee of
3t points. Fpot. steady; No 7 Rio. 8Sc.
OM AH W lltll.K.s AI.K MARKET.
Coaaltton mt Tre and (astotattoaa
Staplr Hnd I-awry I'rudMce.
FGGS-Recelpts, fair; market steady;
randierl tock. 140
LIVE P H'L'l It Y Hens. 9c; rooster.
t6c; turkeys. I2ulic; d.iKa. Sr; spring
uu.ti, luc; spung 1 tu gens. 14a'..v.
HI I TER -Mm Ki t nun, p,v, uig stock,
16iiil6; chi Ice to f.inc) dairy, lsjlstci
creamery, 21v-ic; prints. K.'c.
SlGAK-48ianUaid granuiatru. in barrel v
$5 6 pel cwt , cuhe-., $n iO per Cw t.; cut
loaf. $-' 96 per cwt.; N 6 ea'.ra C. U 60 per
cwt ; Nt ..1 rxtia . . 2.3,'i Jei il.; No. li
e!l,,-. $i.:io per cwt., powdeieu.
i p,.r cn t.
FRESH FISII-Trout. 11c; halibut, lie;
buhiilo tdresseui, ic; 2 ickerel (dressed), c;
while bus (dressed 1, lie; sunflh. lie; percn
(scaled and dresaedi. 8c; pike. He; catnsh,
16c; red snapper, 1u-; salmon, 11c. crupples,
12c; eels, lia', buMheada, 11c, bluck bass,
25c; Whitehall. 11c; frog Yijs, per dog., 3ic;
lotmters. g-cen. J7e; boiled lobarera. 3oc;
hnd roe, tf.c, blueflsh. tc.
HAY Prices uuoted by Omsha Wholeala
Hay Healers association: Choice, $7; No.
1. $6 60; No. 5, J; coarse, $5. These price
are for hav if koihI color and quality.
BRAN Per Ion. $16.
rrv. u'ical fruit.
OivfaNGKe) vaieiicla, ill, stse. $4,76500.
LEjlt'NH l.lmoinetn. extra fancy, 270,
Sf0 and Sim sixes, $0.76, fancy, 27ii, too and
.4t sues, $6.00.
1JA1ES-I'er box of 30 l ib. pkss., $2;
Halloween, in 7c-lb. iui-.' per lb., 5c.
FIGS -California, per 10-lb. enrton, T6JI
Sic; Imported Sinyiiia. 4-crown, L'cl 6
cmwn, 12c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slxed buhoh, $1.71
2.26; Jumbos. 2.5t1ii3 '
FRUITtJ AM) MELONS.
PEARS i.ar::.-st. per no-lb. box. $2.75.
rLU.MS-Callfornla, per 4-basket crata,
Jl VmiI.3... gros prunes, $150; Hungarians,
$1.M.
PEACH E8--Callfornla freestones, per 26
lb. box, $1.10; i:il.. iIhs. $1.16.
CANTALOl'Pi:S -Texns, per crate. $2 00;
Texas, lbcky Ford 'Cd. $2.50 3 00.
WATERMk:i.tiNS-Alutaina Sweeta, 16J
25c fuh. crated, lc per lb.
RASPHERRIK8 -Red. box of 24 pt, $1.
liLACK BERRinS t'Sie of 24 qts., 21.76J
2.00.
VEGETABl-ES
WAX BEANS-Per ;-lu. basket. 25833oj
string benns, per H-bu. box. 'fJ3';c.
POTATOES-New. per bu , 2b035c.
BEANS .Navy, per bu., $2.
CI CITMBERa-IVr dol , 25C.
TOMATO Efl Home-grown. V4-bu. baskets.
60c.
CAIi'liAGK-Home-grown,. In crates, pes
lb., lc.
O.MiiNS-Home-gTown. yellow, red and
w hite, ic per lb.
REETS--New, per bu.. 75c.
miscKLLANEot'S-
CHEESE-SwMs, new, iin'l Wisconsin
brick, 12HC; Wisconsin llmbcrger, 16c;
Twins, 12'sc; Young Americas, 12Vc
NL'TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft Miells, new
crop, per lb., IV; hard snell. per lb., 1.1c;
No. 2 atif t shell, per lb., 12c!- No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., Ko. Pecnns, large, pen, lb,
12o; small, per lb., 10c. C'anUti, per lb., 7o;
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per tb.,
1H'(134c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., lac. Shellburk hickory
nuts. pr bu.. $1.75; large hickory nuts, por
bu., $1.1.0.
HIKES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 2 green, 7c:
No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted, 80; No. 1 veal
calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 9o; dry salted, 7t$
He: sheep pelts, 2uC$1.00; horse hides, $1.64
I12.OO.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10. METALS A
strong rally In the Ixmdon tin market,
where spot closed at LU9 10 and futures
at i;i48 2sd. caused a ttrmer tone locally
and spot closed at $32.04i :.(). Copper wa
somewhat Irregular In tendon, closing at
;9 is 3d for spot and 68 16 3d for futures.
The local market was firmer and quotations
were raised to $15.50fii 15 76 for lake and
electrolytic, with dialing at tl5.12l4rtiT5.S7V4.
Lead, unchanged at $4 .flmfM .70 locally and
unchanged In London, closing t 24 27s 6d.
Iron closed at 49s 4d In Glasgow and at 47
In Mlddlesborough, Tho local market was
unchanged: No. 1 foundry northern w
quoted at $16 .21.(1717.00; Nov 2 foundry north
ern at $16.7fiti 16.50; No. -1: foundry southern
at $15.7?ifi 1C76; No. 2 foundry southern at
$15,50516 25.
1 1 ,
Cotton Markets
NEW- YOFNt, Aug.- VO COTTON Bpot
market closed 10 polnta lower? middling up
lands, .10.76c; middling gulf. Ho. Salea, 300
bale.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10. COTTON
Steudy. Sale. 1.075 bale; ordinary, 7 16-16e;
good, ordinary, 9Vt,c; low middling 10c; mid
dling, lOHc; good middling. 10 16-16c. Re
ceipts, 3.4C9 bales; stock, 68,171 bale. No de
mand. ST. LOUIS. Aug. lo.-COTTON-Easy;
middling, . lOHc. Bale, 5 . bales; receipts,
none; shipments, 1,128 bales; stock, 18.8V2
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10 COTTON Spot In
moderate demand, nrlces J(fil2 point
lower; American middling. 6.28d; good mid
dling 6.02d; middling. R8d; low middling,
R7(M; good rrrdlnarv, 6.62d; ordinary. 6S6d.
The sales of the day worn 7,000 bales, of
which MO were for speculation nnd export
and Included 6.500 American. Receipt, 0 40C
bale, all American.
Liverpool tirafn Market,
LIVER!OOI A,,g. 10-AVHEAT-Snot.
nominal; futures, dull: September, 6a 8V4d:
Pecember. lis 7d; Mnrrh, nominal.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed. 5
Id: futures, steady; September, 4s 9d:
December, 4s 97d. , . .. ,
REAL ICSTATK TRANSFF.lt.
Deed flled for record August 10, 1905,
n furni.shed by the Midland (Guarantee
Trust- compnny, bonded abatraoter, 1514
Farnam street, for The Bee:
Commercial National bank to United
Slates National bank; part of lot 8, '
block 117, city .t2fl0.tX
Harrison National bank to J. Van-
ghoe; lot 2. block 8. Llnwood Park.. ' ISO
H. Wilson and wife to W. H. Busbee;
lot 7. block 4. Orchard Hill i;.. 2. OX)
E. D. Jones and wlfo to T. Gallagher;
lot 4. block 2. Halcyon Heights.-.,.. 100
J. F. Frailer to Met Hro. Brewing
Co.; lot 10. block 1. Drexel a Suh,.k... 1,800
F. M. Wlleon and wife to C. Korea
sen; lot 23 and 24, block 1, C laren
don LO00
W. V. Waller and wife to C. W.
Wright; lot . block IS, South
Omaha .'. 2.400
O. Isaacson and wlfo to O.i N. Board
man; lot 6, block 3, Imprint Place.. 10
Anna Corlgan to A. Petersen: lot 9,
First Add to Missouri Ave. Park.... 00
P. IieinpHey to -Carrie A. 8herwood;
lot 9, block 6. Orammerry Park.... ' 1
W. H. Taylor to T. P. HVrsklnd; lot
2. block 08, Florence 85
RETAIL PUILDING
ST. PAUL, MINN.
FOR RENT
I offer for rent the building"
on the uorthwPBt sorrier of
Hast Hlxth and Minnesota
jstrt-ets. St. PhuI, Minn., now
ot'cujiled tr the Kniltb h
Farwcll Company. Xtl Is
an attractlvt?, mfxloru, well
bullt retail rmlldlniu. flv
Btorles high, with a frontage
of 85 fopt on East Klxth aud
of 100 feet on Mlnneaota
Street; contains a total floor
apuce, including baaement, of
M.iki square feet The teat
location In rhe rtty for a
larKf. high-grade retail
btialnesa.
LUTHER S. CUSHINO
Care and Manaaemrat of Heal Estate
EIDICOTT BMLDIjQ
ST. PAll., Ml4!.
Edwards-Wood Co.
1 Incorporated 1
ni Olflcai FK'b aad Kabrt Slraati
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