TIIE OMATIA DAILY REE: SATURDAY. AfOrST 12, 190-.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
WLst Quiet Until News Comet frtm
8t Petmburg.
HIGHER CLOSE ON RUSSIAN REPORTS
Traele ' fhowl Anxiety Orff Dry
Weather In (owe. 'and Illinois,
nd torja. Is Higher Bi
September, old. tsa,' September, new, nc.
'm id ro arrive. Sic; on tracK. zic.
OMAHA, Aug. U, lf.
After an almost stationery market up to
noon, news of very builiiin character came
Iron) nussla ana caused a niguer close tn
wneat. in. weatner continue, (avombie
through the spring wheat belt. Report, of
rust arc few. Blu of 4!-: were made on
beptember wheat for delivery in Omaha,
but no sale were made, September closed
at 82c, December at Mc anu May at soe.
Traders are besinnlmr to uliuw consider
able alarm over dry weather In Illinois and
Iowa. The market howt-d the effect of the
uneasiness. Shipment from primary point
were larger than receipts. Bids of 40c
were mauo on December corn for delivery
In Omaha. September closed at 64c, Old
peptember at 54c, December at 4c, old
nw:rniDr at no and May at 4tc.
Oata dosed with September at iitj2c,
December at 27c. ana May at 29c.
Liverpool closed d lower on .September
wheat and 'ad lower on December. Corn
was d lower.
Argentina wheat shipments last week
were 2,644.'i0 bushels, and the previous week
t.vit.vv ousneis. l orn shipments last wee
were 2,463,000 bushels and the previous woek
2.6B.0ih) bushels. The shipments are
about ISO per cent heavier than last year.
Primary wheat receipts were M&.OOo bushels
shipments 400 000 buahHs, against receipts
laat year of 70,000 bushels and shipments
of 623,(i0 hushnls. t:orn receipts were
4u4.i00 bushels and shipments 413.000 bushels,
against receipts of Sii,) bushels last year
and shipments of 26.000 bushels.
Cash wheat continues to be picked up by
the millers and elevator Interests at all
points. Probably the strongest factor In
the wheat situation Is that the new crop
year was entered with old supplies practic
ally exhausted. Consumption of the new
crop started Immediately and although the
southwestern and Chicago markets, as well
s Minneapolis, have received a large
amount of winter wheat, the accumulation
has been very slow.
J. A. Kankln, a big Chicago trader, says
that while the government report is bear--Ish
enough on Its ftice, it is far below
the real facts. "The I'nlted 'Slates has
produced a crop of 750,000,000 bushels of
wheat," said Mr. Rankin. "The Canadian
northwest has raised about lOO.Oi 0.000 bushels
and Ontario has the biggest crop In Its
history. Threshing returns from the north
west Indicate that all of the crop esti
mates heretofore have been too low.
Wheat that was expected to thresh out
twelve to fifteen bushels to the acre Is
producing eighteen to twenty-five bushels."
Kansaa has a bumper corn crop, the gov
ernment report suggesting 250 .000,000 bushels.
Beoretary Coburn of the State Hoard of
Agriculture says the corn crop of Kansas
win arouna 2io.iiw.wu Dusncin, asmui.
182,000,000 bushels last year. Many fields
will run 75 to lilO bushels to the acre, lie
aays. The seaboard sold loo.ono bushels of
corn yesterday, mostly for nearby shipment,
and reported the foreigners slow bidders.
Omaha, Cash galea.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 1 car, 82c; No. 3
Tiard, 2 cars, 79c; No. t hard, 1 car, 77o;
No. 3 hard, 2 cars, 77c; No. 4 hard, 1 car,
740.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 50c; No. 3
mixed, 1 car, 60e.
OATS No. 3 whlte.1 car, 28c.
Omaha Cash Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 80fTS2c; No. 3 hard,
7&79c; No. 4 hard, 7837bc; No. 3 spring,
81a.
CORN-No. 2. 50o; No. 3, 60c; No. 4, 49c;
no grade. 4Mi48c: No. 2 yellow, 6oc; No.
jyellow, 50c, No, 3 Wnlte, 60c; No. 3 white,
OATS No. 3 ' mixed,' 25c; No. 3 mixed,
24V4c: No. 4 mixed. 4c: No. 2 while, 2c;
No. 3 white. 26c; No. 4 white 24c; stand
ard, 26c.
Carlet Receipt.
Wheat,
CHICAGO GRAI AKD PROVISIONS
Peatare of Ihe Trading ' Closing:
Prlee on Rnard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11. Fresh reports of crop
damage In Russia Imparted strength to the
w neat market today near tne close. i ne
September delivery was up c at theflnlh
a compared with yesterday. Corn also
made a net advance of c. Oats are prac
tically -unchanged. Provisions are loo to
2oc higher.
Notwithstanding lower prices at Liverpool
the wheat market here opened firm, with
the Peptember option up c to c at 82c
to 2c. Shorts Were active buyers at the
start. Smallneee of shipments from Argen
tine Inspired demand. After the first hour
the market, however, eased off. commission
houses making quite liberal offerings. News
front the northwest was bearish, the crop
being generauv reported a being In ex
cellent condition. For September the low
est point of the day was reached at 81c.
According to a New York exporter, the crop
In 42 out of 64 provinces In central and
eastern Russia is a complete failure. Under
the stimulus of this report the September
option advanced to Mc The market
reacted a trifle on profit taking, but the
close was strong, with September at 82c.
Clearances of wheat and flour were, equal
to 31.500 bushels. Exports for the week,
as shown by Brartstreet's. were equal to
xv.,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 835,
000 bushels.' compared with 7Ni.0 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 356 cars, against 372
cars last week, and 192 cars a year Ago.
Heat and drought formed the basis of a
trong corn market. Reports from Illinois.
Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa told of damage
to the growing grain by excessive heat and
by lack of moisture. Another strengthen
ing influence was light acceptance of bids
sent out by cash houses. Commission
house wers liberal purchasers of Decem
ber and May. and a nrnmln,ni frmll tondee
bought September. The market closed prnc-
iii-niiy i mo nignest point of the day.
September opened) Hie higher bt 63e, sold
between 63o and 54e, and elosnd at 54c.
Local receipts were 173 cars, with 88 of
contract grade. '
Liberal acceptances and heavy recelnts
caused considerable selling of oats by cash
mum' curly in tne session, resulting in
...on- nnfjj, i.aier me marger vecame
quite firm In sympathy with th strength
of other grain. September opened un
changed to a shade higher, at 2fie td 20
2Hc. sold off to ZtPAi&IKVp. and rlnsa.l at
2Vu 26c. Local receipts were 430 cars. "
rovislons were strong after a sllaht de
pression early In the session. The market
was rather easy at the start owing to scat
tered pfferlngs from packers, causing a
strong close. Final quotations on Septem
ber were up 15c, at il4.27. Lard was 10c
higher at 37.80. Rlha wr 90 hihn. o.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
217 cars; corn, 2o8 car; oats. 445 cars; hogs,
lo.nno head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Broader, but Motemsnt of
Values is Irregular.
Chicago
Kansas City
.Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
Bt. Lout
186
161
139
24
31
144
Corn.
173
27
'82
Oats
420
13
61
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Superior quotations for Minneapolis -delivery.
The range of prices as reported by
the Edwards-Wood company, 110-111 Hoard
of Trade bunding, was
Article. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. IClose. I Yes'y.
Wheat I
Sept... 86 84 85i 8f,U
Dec... 3-lM 84 82 83V, 83V4
May... 86 86! 8&H 861 8tiVt
"WEATHER IX THE GRAIN BELT
light
la
-Rise tn Temperatnra
Central Valley.
OMAHA. Aug. 11, 1906
A very alight rise In temperature Is shown
In the entral valleys, but no decided nor
important change has occurred In any sec
tion east of the. Rocky mountains since tho
last report. The temperature is slightly
lower in the extreme northwest and moun
tain districts.
The weather continue fair In the central
valley. Scattered rain fell In the moun
tains and showers were aeuerai in ' the
Ohio valley, southern and eastern states.
Omaha record oi temperature ana precip
Ration, compared with the corresponding
day of the last tnrea years:
1906. 1904. 1903. 1902
Minimum temperature 73 63 56 61
Preolpltatlon 00 .00 .14 . 00
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
free.
Deficiency In precipitation lnce March
7 K4 inches.
l eflilency corresponding period In 1901,
9 (Hi Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
8 63 Inches.
OMAHA DI8TRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Rain.
Station. Max
Ashland. Neb...
Auburn, Neb....
Columbus, Neb.
Falrbury. Neb..
Fairmont. Neb..
9
96
93
Iln. Inches. Sky.
66 .00 Clear
63 . 00 Clear
62 .00 Clear
60 .00 Pt. cloudy
63 .00 Clear
63 . 00 Clear
W ' .oo Pt. cloudy
62 .00 Clear
73 . 00 Clear
64 .CO Clear
65 . 00 Clear
63 .00 Clear
64 .00 Clear
72 .00 Ft. cloudy
70 .00 Clear
npsnclsl world. The bourse today was
quiet and firm. Fours rose H to gfV4 and
were steady at that rlae throughout the
day, but 5s of the March Internal loan fell
off 4 at !5V In expectation of the new In
ternal loan industrial securities were lively
at a slight general advance.
Article.! Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept.
Sept.
Doc.
Dec.
May
On ts
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Septs
Oct.
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
Rlbs-
Sept.
Oct.
Yes'y
I
R-far,4t4
4S18Vi
46v-6V,:
46V(j
26i"V4
27 Vi
29V,
13 96
14 00
7 70
7 80
8 40
8 47V4
83V, 79
84 H 83
87 85
64 54
64 634
44 47
46 45
4tii 46
27i27Vfi1t,
14 32l 13 95
14 37l 14 00
7 85
7 92
8 62
8 70
7 66
7 75
8 35
8 42'
2
84
86
64
64
4X,
46
46
:6fi
27
29
14 27
14 32
7 80
7 90 I
8 57
8 66
82
83't
85
63
63
414
45
46'8
26
29-H1
14 1J
14 ;2
7 70
7 86
8 37
8 42
No. 8. tOld. New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCK Easy: winter patents. 34.2va
4.30; straights, 14.004(4.10; spring patents.
34 &fSS.40; straights, 3.5oy'4.85; bakers, 32.40
10 3
w li EAT No. 3. 8596c: No. 2 red. Sl'fii
820.
CORN-No. 2. eWAfflSSc: No. 2 yellow.
66c.
OATS No. Z. 26V4c: No. 2 white. 27V.28o:
No. 3 white, 26'y27c.
KIK wo. . bC.
BARLEY Good feeding. 3(Mi37c: fair to
cnoice malting, 4UM43C.
SEEDS No. 1 (lax, 3106; No. 1 north
western, 3116. Prime timothy, 3X36. Clover,
contract grade. 812.50Cul2.76.
PROVISIONS Mesg pork, per bbl.. 314.25
14,30. . Lard, per 100 lbs., 7.i6;'a8.50. . Short
ribs sides (loose), 38.60; short clear sides
(boxed I.' 38.62418.87.'
The receipts and shipment of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 30.100 40,900
Wheat, bu 826.100 29.1)00
Corn, bu 193,000- 119,000
Oats, bu '. 626.400 2-'1.0u0
Rye, bu 8,000 1,000
Barley, bu 13,200 ,
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creamery, 174i20c;
dairy, 16fj'18c. r.ggs, easy; at mark, cases
included, 16c: firsts, 17c; prime firsts, 18c
extras, 21c. Cheese, firm, llQllo.
PRICES ADVANCE IN MIDDLE OF SESSION
Sensational Flactaatlon of ' High
Urade Iavestmeat Stock the
I . teatnre at (he'
Day.
NEW YORK. Aug 11. A material broad
ening out In speculation was asgradual pro
cess in today s stock market, the early
trading showing only Irregular strength und
considerable hesitation. The growth In
speculative confidence had as Its underlying
basis the government report on the condi
tions rif the grain crops, but even amongst
the railroad stocks Immediately affected
by the promise of great crops to be moved,
the early movement was Irregular apd halt
ing. The corn araniter seemed notably le-
luctatit to move, In spite of the stress laid
upon tho promise of a bumper corn crop
The character of the advices which went
out of Wall street last night In the shape
of letters and telegrams from commission
houses, based on the returns of the grain
crop, were calculated 40 excite speculative
activity, and these had their effect in the
trading. ' Before the day was over the 'ir
regular character was repaired to a large
extent, and the fairly comprehensive ad
vance had been achieved by the process of
rotation from one point In the market to
another. High priced Investment stocks
were, still a feature, and the sensational
movements in this class exceeded If) number
and extent nnythlng wMnessed in the stock
market within the memory of man. These
feverish movements were still suspected to
be of manipulative origin. But the dltll
culty of operating in such mercurial securi
ties on any ordinary marginal transaction,
and Uie enormous resources required for
their actual 'taking up in such, volume as
the transactions of yesterday and today
rfpresent, added to the mystery Of th-J
movement. Ita demonstrations of the tena
cious hold of owners on' these shares even
at the phenomenal price levels maintained.
was taken as evidence, of strqng contldence
In futuia values.
Foreign markets were watched with at
tention for an indication of the probable
lutoome of the peace conference at Ports
mouth. The stock markets abroad mani
fested no uneasiness, but the sharp advance
In Sterling Exchange at Paris was indi
cative of A purpose to accumulate further
reserves there. Discount rates hardened
In London in response, and the forelan cx-
ch&ngo rate advanced here also. The local
money market was totally unaffected. Tne
estimates of the currency movement for
the week were also significant as showing
for the first time this season that the banks
have lost cash to the Interior on the bal
ance of the movement. The amount seems
to be small, and even added to the Weck'a
absorption by sub-treasury operations the
errect on tne bank reserve to be shown in
tomorrow's weekly statement Is not ex
pected to be lareje. The usual profit taking
on the day's advance unsettled the late
market, but there was rallies which carried
last prices for some stock to the highest
of the day, but left the closing tone Ir
regular.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 32.815.ouO. I'nlted State bonds were
all unchanged on call
J ne loiiowing was the range of price
on me new l orK atock exchange
Sales. High. Low. Close,
Aaams rixpress
A mal. Copper .......
Am. Car & Foundry
ao pra
Amor. Cotton Oil
do nfd
Amer. Express
Amer. H. & L. pfd..
Amer. Ice securities
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
Amer. 8. & Ref
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Am. Tub. pfd certlf
Anaconda Mln. Co.
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore & Ohio..
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid T..
Canadian Pacific .
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio.. SI, 300
Chicago & Alton 00
do pfd 200
Sew Yerk Mosey Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-MONEY-On call,
Steady; highest. 3 per cent: lowest, 1 per
cent; ruling rate, and last loan and closing
bid, I per cent; offered. 1 per cent.
Time loans, easy, and dull.- sixty days,
fc'J per cent; ninety lay, 3$3 per cent;
six months, 334 per cent.
PRI ML Mk-UCANTILE PAPER-4S'4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34 86Mi
4 8670 for demand and at J4 8470 for sixty
day bills. Iosted rates, 4.86(j'4.87Vi. Com
mercial bills, 34.84.
SILVER Bar, oc; Mexican dollars,
45C. ;
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on Donos were
I. S. ref. ta, res...lu4 M!ihmn e. f
it toupon 1"- Xi. Contra I 4i
V. 8. ti. rt M ir In lac
do coupos .10 M. A St. L. 4
V. . new 4m, r. . M. K. X-
do coupon Mzi do I
If. 6. old , reg..u104 IN. R. It. ( M
4i
Or. Island, Neb.. 94
Hartlngton. Neb. 93
Oakdale. Neb 94
Omaha. Neb 94
.Tekamah, Neb... 97
Carroll, la.. 94
Clarlnda, la 99
Sibley, la 93
Sloua City, la.... 96
Storm Lake. la.. 93
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp -Central.
Station. Max. Mln.
Chicago, III
Columbus, O
De Moines, la...
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City. Mo.
Louisville, Ky..,.
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis, Mo....
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-WHEAT-Futures
tronrer: cash, lower; No. 2 red cash, ele
vator. 79c; track. (64186c; September, 794c;
December, lxi'tac: 1 nard, S6osvc.
CORN H inner: No. 2 cash. 52c: track
63Vi&53c; September, 61c; December, 43Vc.
OA i s iso. casn, iic; iraca, zifec; rso.
white, 80c.
FLOUR Dull. Red winter patents, $4.25
(i4.4; extra fancy ana straight, i3.tfbrgx.30;
clear. 33.154i3.30.
SEED Timothy, steady; J2.26S2.76; prime,
higher,
prime, higher.
CORN MEAL Lower, 32.65.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 6RQ71c,
HAY Steady; timothy, J9.0Ot814.oO; prairie,
17.00-rj lo.oo.
IRON COTTON 'TIES 99c.
BAGGING 8C.
HEMP TWINE 6V4c.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; jobbing,
$14.37c. Lard, higher; prime steam. $7.30.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts
$8.37c; clear ribs, $8.62c; short clears,
$S.87o. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts
$9.00; clear ribs, $9.37; short clear, $9.6'.'c
POULTRY i- Steady; chickens, 8Vo;
springs, Uc; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7(fr8c;
ese. 7i)He.
Bl n Kri irm; creamery, lvaziwi
dairy, 14f(tl6c.
EGGS Firm. 15c case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl .... 8.000 7.000
Wheat, bu , 145.000 40,mi0
corn, du i bj.uiiu n.uow i, .,
Oata, bu 67.W) . 26. Ro Isfpf'd
Rain.
Inches.
SO 88 66 .01
16 86 68 .40
13 94 6 .00
11 86 66 .08
20 94 66, . .01
17 78 68 . 42
23 92 64 . 02
15 94 66 .00
13 88 6H .08
Local Forecaster.
L. A. WELSH.
Weather Bureau.
. Kaaaat City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. ll.-WHEAT-8p-tember,
76i75c: December, 764j,6c; May.
78&i'8Vc; cash, No. 3 hard, SugMic; No. 3,
82U"4c' No. 3 red. 82c: No. 3, ilc.
CORN September, 4c; December, c;
May, 40t)4OVtc; cash, No. 3 mixed, 60V
61c; No. 8 white, 00'fiaie.
OATS No. $ white, 32VS38e; No. (
mixed, Jbia'JSc.
HAT Steady; choice timothy, 39.00;
choice prairie, 36.76U"7.0O.
RYE-6c.
EGUS Steady: Missouri and Kansaa, new
No. 3 whltewood cases Included. 16c; case
oount 15c: cases returned, Vc less.
BUTTER Creamery, lsc; dairy. 16c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 144.uuo .0(
Corn, bu tn.nu) m.oeo
Oats, bu 21. ou) 18.000
The range or price paia in Kansas city
a rt ported by th Edwards-Wood com
pany. U0-U1 Board of Trad building. wa:
2,900'
l,:oo
loO
200
800
1,200
100
85
37
99
235
39
8
18
2.500 48
.... 235
84 84
87 87
69 99
.... 2S
93
235 " 230
89 89
28 27
18 18
.... 40
48 I 48
.... Ill
21. 600
1.600
6.600
2.200
7,600
17,900
1,600
3,600
19,900
130
122
144
99
118
89
103
169
116
129 129
122
143
97
116
88
103
167
115
69
33,500 160 156
1.000 ill ZIH
67
40
81
21
7,700 70
64
40
81
21
Chlcano Gt. Western 17.800
Chicago & N. W.... 7,200 224 220
C, M. & St. Paul.... 42,600 1 86 184
Chicago i. & T
do pfd
C.. d, C. & St. L.. 2,500
Colo. Fuel and Iron. 7,200
Colo. & Southern.... 600
do 1st pfd loO
do 2d pfd 200
Consolidated Gas .... 2,000
.Corn Products 1.800
do pfd
Del. & Hudson 4.500
Del., L. & W 2')
Denver & R. G 100
do pfd 4i0
Distiller' Securities. 3"0
Erie 26.300
do 1st pfd 2.0110
do 2d pfd 2.100
General Electric .... 4,300
Hocking Valley 100
Illinois Central 6,30
Inter. Papor 600
do pfd ' 600
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central J00
do pfd 400
K. c. Boutnern
do pfd $00 69
Louisville & Nash
Manhattan L 200
Met. Securities 1,901)
Met. Street Ry 14,200
Mexican Central .... 3,200
Minn. & St. Ixiuls... 100
M.. St. P. & 8. 8. M. 1.800 140
do Pfd 1.000 166
Mo. Pacific 10.WJO
Mo.. Kan. & Texas.. 12,700
National Lead 2,600
N. R. R. of M., pfd. 800
N. Y. Central 48,400
N. Y., Ont. & West. 14,2oi)
Norfolk & Western. 5,100
do pfd 100
North American .... 11,700
Pacific Mall 100
Pennsylvania 104,700
People's Gas l.loO
Pitts., C C. St. L. 1.500
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd
Pull tan Pal. Car...
102
4-
28
62
40
192
9
220'
470
87
42
48
86
75
185
93
180
21
80
28
56
101
45
28
62
40
190
234
470
32
86
42
4.S
84
75
183
93
179
21
80
28
66
68
122
144
98
116
103
168
116
100
69
169
Z16
66
40
IB
21
223
184
17
101'
45
61
3V
191
9
41
214
470
8'.'
37
do coupon ..
Am. Tobtc. 4i,
do , ctft..,
AlrMion gen.,
do ad). ...
A. C. U ....
lUMImoro A O.
do !'
Central of Ga.
do lt Inc.
do Id Inc.
. . . .11-4
cm. n
II!.
4S....1D4
7H
102
4f..'.lt
UW
(....114
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Chra. A OMo 4H...lil
C hi. Alton 141. . 80
C. B. t, a. new 4I.10IN
C, R. I. A P. 41... 83
do col. (t 9f
crc a st. L. . ta.ifti,
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Polo. M. it W
Colo. It 8. 4a 4
Cuba, (a, ctia loa
D. A R. o. 4a 1U1
Illatlllara' 8fC. ta.... ill
Eric, prior lien 4. . .lOlVi Avii, (n. 4s
do gen. 4a ftai Japanese (a, 2d aar.
F. W. at D. C. la. .Hi do 4V. ctfa.
N. V. (antral (.
N. J. (.antral
Northern Pacific
do a
N. &. W.' fan. 4a ...
O. S. L. rtdg. 4a....
Penn. conr. iva
Raadtni en. 4a
M. L. ft I. M. c. (a..
t. 1.. ft S r. "Tg 4a.
il. L. b. W. a. 4a
A. A. U 4a,
io. Paclflo 4a
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x. ft P. la.
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oion 1'aciflc 4a
, do coriT. 4a., . . . .,
!. f. Strel id ta
o'abaah la ,.,
do Hab. B
Waatarn Md. 4a...,
W. ft U K 4b....
1(M (,
14
KS
101 W
4a. 1-V
Hoiking Vallar 4Via. .UOSIColo. kltd.
Jaaan ta. ctfa 101 HI do set It
U ft N. iml. (.'. .'.10Bi,l9. P. 1st 4r, -ctfa
Offered.
34 k!o.
4a..llr6-
T7
11)2
10
. 14
. S
. i
A
At2
.
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'. 7S
.11
. 71Vi
. I
. i
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. 9ES
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steera and Cent Steady, viih
Feeseri Lower.
HOGS SELL ALMOST A NICKEL HIGHER
i """"
Ko 8hep Arrived Todar and Ttiere
' Was Wmr Teat the Mar
ket, bat Prices I nrinnbtedljr
WoaJd Have Been Itraagtr,
SOOTH OMAHA, Au. IV l?1-
bt. act A. 73 4
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 11. Call loans, 2S3 per
rent; time loans, 3iiM per cent. Cloving
quotations on slocks and bonds were:
4a.
Atchlaoa adj
do 4a
Mx. Can. 4a..
All h lion
do pfd
Bniton ft Albany
Bnaton ft Malna 177
Bnaton tCtcvatrd 163
Kltchburg pfd.
Max. Cantral ... .
N. Y., N. H. ft
Pare Marquetta
L'nion Pacific
Am. Arga. Cnm...
do pfd ,,
Am. Pneu. Tuba.,.,
Am. Sugar .......
do pfd
Am. T. ft T......
Am. Woolan
do pfd
Dom. Iron ft Stapl.
fidtaon Elac. Ilium
Uan. Slactrlo
Maaa. Elautrlo ....
do pfd....M,,..,.
Maaa. Uaa
trtited Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Mach.
V. S. Steal
do pfd
Bid.
. M Waat. Common
.lot AdTantur
.10 J '4 Alloura
. St1 Amalgamated .
.103 A mar. Zinc ....
3(0 Atlantic
Bingham
Cat. ft Hacla.,
. ...14 Oantennlal
i Copper Ranga .
H..!i, ualy Vst
...i al Dominion Cos I
.1S2 Franklin
. Orar. by
. tlt lata koyale ....
0 Maaa, Mining .'.
.144 Michigan
.1404 Mohawk
.18s Old Dominion .
. K Oaceola
.102 Sa Pa not
. 23 iQulncjr
.2i4 'Shannon
. U Tamarack
. 1 Trlnltjr ,
. 1 t United Copper ,
. 4t4 V. a. Mining .
.107 U. S. Oil
. US Vtah
.164 Victoria
,.llH, Wluona
. 84
..
,. 84'
.. 44
,. 10
.. 18
.. S'
..ne
.. 26
. aH
.. 14
, . 7
.. 114
.. 7
.. J24
.. 1
.. 144
.. 54
.. 274
.. M
. . if, 4
..1) J
.. 7
.. !
..
.. 32
.. 13
.. 104
.. 4S4
.. i4
.. 11
Receipts were; . cattle. Hugs. Olieep.
t'nicial Alomlay J.904 3,.i4
CiftlclHl Tuesday S.491 S.W
(itlifiai Wednesday 6.213 7.4U6
Ultlclal Thursiiay 3.300 6.415
Oniclal Friday ...1,242 6,r.6
Five days this week.... 16,150 27.935 '
Five days last wcnK 13,390 82,1
Same week betore 15.U14 47.144
Same three weeks afro.. 16.197 61,867
Same four weeks-aKO. 18.265 ' 40,81
Same days last year 9.S08 is.loo
lih.Cii.lflS OK TliK VKAU SO DATii.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and aneep at South Omaha for
me year to uate, cotni'Srlns; wltn laai yrar;
im4. Inc.
("attla 619.025 498.748 .277
! l,6a.t.tU l,6..44o 63,06,
Sheep 8lj,Sa 763.3r7 12o,IMo
The following; table shows me averaae
price ot hogs at Houlh Omaha for Uie last
several days, wltn comparisons)
6.tiJ
4.133
1H9
13
13.167
39.19
3.0t
in, 7u.n
17.02s
lti.Xj
Data. 190S. 11104. IHOS.UJOi.llWl.ilrOO.ilSJB.
July
Juiy
July
July
juiy
July
July
July
Jiuy
July
July
July
July
July
Juiy
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Auk.
Aug.
Auk.
Auk.
Aug.
Auk.
Auk.
Aug.
Auk.
16. . I t 63; HI 1611 7 6 77 I
J6. -I i S ls e Mf T 71 tl 0l
17.. 5 66l I ll 1 7il. 6l 4 941
II.. I i 64, 6 lfl a U T V bd) 4 M 4 1
19.. I ft 6 IS, I 7 Mil 61 4 4
-! 6 5S4., 6 04 1 6 71 6 1S1 9 4 1
81.
a..
u..
n..
'oi..
V..
I..,
..
81..
1...
2...
I. ..
4...
6...
6...
7...
8...
9...
10...
II. ..
t 6lltl s lui 6 -ill 1 621 I t 07t 4 111
6 4( tu) I M, 7 41 6 671 I
I 47 I A it. 7 411 6 tWI 6 161 4 W
6 MTi. tati 1 a., 1 f.1 A 74i i 1)61 4 31
6 &9 6 10 I 7 Mi 6 6S 6 t 4 i!7
6 68 I 6 101 4 961 I t 681 5 061 4 ll
6 61 1, 4 tto, 7 53 1 6 U
ft bo 6 lo, o U3 7 4i B 47 i I
6 t)9 6 03 i 7 471 6 66 6 081
6 58 I I 6 02, 7 61; 6 61 t 09:
6 6U. Afl'' d V7I 7 41! 6 h'il 6 16
6 73, 4 2 I 7 36i 6 76i & 18 4 i
6 HI , 4 Hii 4 99, b 79i 6 lt 4 33
6 66 6 U0 6 02 7 S9 I 6 10 4
5 7i 6 06i 6 041 7 3J 6 84 4 4
i 6 07 6 00, 7 30, 6 80 04
6 78 5 03 7 2? 6 66 6 14i 4 38
6 84 6 101 5 11, 6 17 6 U&l 6 16 4 37
6 83'V 5 06 1 7 161 6 '1 6 04, 4 33
5 64 5 01 6 19 i 6 74 6 00 1 4 S8
I 4 87 8 23 ! 7 04 1 4 99 , 4 i
4 M
4 82
4 19
dsy
aif. 90.
i'..i. the
scntatlve
Ttie hulk nf ths
(Joel medium
Ne.
4
7....
47....
f" ...
47 ...
41....
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...164
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.. 04
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hoits sold at "IS U
relshts sold up to
price of the yea". Repre-
Pr.
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I 71
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I 17 4
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174
I 174
I 174
I 174
I 174
I 174
I 114
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SlilttP Conditions, were unchanEed and
the big barn deserted again today, there
oeuig no Blieep on sale. 1 here lias Dcen
only one car on sale here In three days, a
condition that was never seen here before
at this time of year, when the nuirket
Should ba flooded with supplies. As noted
yesterday, packers sre only waiting for the
sheep tg come. They are In need of mutton
and would, L free buyers. There Is a good,
strong demand from all sources and any
thing In the way of fat sheep or lambs
would sell at good, strong prices. Feeder
buyers aro just laying back waiting. They
have plenty of orders and are anxious to
fill them and would pay strong prices for
supplies.
quotations on ftvt sheep and lambs: Good
to. choice spring lambs, I6.40iii6.85j good to
choice yearlings wetliers, 16 (H.vnB.6, good to
V'iiolce old wethers, 4.50iji.uo; good to choice
ewes. 14.254) 4.75k..
(quotations on feeder sheep and lamb:
Oootl feeding lambs, I5.50ii6.75; good feeding
yearlings, l4.50Kf4.76; good feeding wethers.
4.ova4,i6; feeding ewes, I3.26-UJ.60; breeding
Gwefl, 14.0084.60.
ments, Lima. 46.071 bbls
bbls ; runs, Lima. 66 93-i
4(1.740 bbls.
; average. M.iS
bbls.; average.
I6.6t pei
oaf, IV 96 per owl.; No. ex'ra C, as 50 ler
wt.; No. 1 extra to.a iwr twt,; tso. u
Hlow, 16.30 per cfi., .V..VXX powdered.
Indicates 3unday-
Tho oftlclal number of cars of stock
brought in by euch road was:
Cattle. Hogs.tiheep.Hs es.
6
.... 4 i
.... 1 10
London Stocks and Bonds.
LONDON, Aug. 10. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Coraola, money... 1 90 1-14 N. Y. Central 1574
do account W 8-14 Norfolk ft Weet 4
Anaconda . .t.. ....... 6 I do pfd 964
Atchlaon 114 Ontario ft W 534
do pfd 1064 Pennaylvanla 744
Baltimore ft Ohio... .114 Rand Mines 1
Canadian Pacific ....1(1 Beading 55
Chee. ft Ohio i4 do lat pfd 44
Great Weatern I141 du 2d pfd 474
C, M. ft St. P ll4 So Railway 964
C, M. & St.
Mo. i'ttcilio ...
U. P. System
k,. oz rt. H
F., K. & M. V 29 26 .. 1
C, Bt. ! M. & O.... 3 6
B. at M 13 7
C B. ot ti 4
C, R. I. & P., east.. .. 6
C, H. I. A P., went.. ., 1
Illinois Central 1 .,
Chicago tit. Western 1 8 ..
Totul receipts 61 81 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaelng tne num
ber of head indicate!:
Cattle. Hogs.
17 VId pfd 102
13 So.' Pacific 74
S4 Inlon I'aclflc U
49 V do pfd 100
8v Ur ,8. Steal 364
ibVil db ptd.. loH
Wabaiih 20
. do pfd 42
Id. K. ft T...1 lsanlh 4a 2
SILVER Bar,' firm, 37d ' per -ounce.
MONEY lru2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; three months'
bills, 2 1-16 per cent.
Do Bcera
D. ft R. Q...
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd.
do 2d pfd..
Illinois Central 185
Louisville ft N'aah...l534
Near York Mining; Stocks.
'NEW YORK' Aug.'TT.' Closing1, quotations
on mining stocks were;
Omaha Packing Co 16
Swift and Company 468
Cudahy Packing Company 443
Armour & Co 168
Vansunt & Co 27
Carey & Benton . 44
Hill & Hunlzlnger 49
H. K. Hamilton 2
L. F. Hubs 80
Klngan & Co
Wolf & Murnan 78
Lelghton ot Co
J. B. Boot & Co 128
Independent Pucklng Company ....
HwurlSKchlld i Hulzoeiger....
Other buyers 69
b27
1,467
1,3-4
463
'l49
846
2u3
6,838
CHICAUQ STOCK MARKET
Cattle? Stroaiit Hogs Five Cents lllglier
Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Aug. ll.-CATTLE-Kecelpts,
2.5iiO head, Including 1,000 head of Texans.
Market strong; good to prime steers, 6.2641)
6.uu; poor to medium, 3.8ij1&.oo; stocki-rs
and feeders, 2.26M.2o; cowx, 2.26a26;
heifers, 2.2oii4.bO; uanners, 1.262.10; bulls,
l2.iMr3.7fi; calves, 3.004)6.50; Texas fed
steers, (3.50ii4.60: western steers, ;i.504i4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 12,000 head; estimated to
morrow, IO.OiA) head; market 60 higher;
mixed and butchers, 6.70t?6.26; good to
choice heavy, t6.0iKH26; rough heavy, 5.S5
2lt.9S; light, 6.9OQ6.30; bulk of sales, li.Mf
0.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; sheep market steady; lambs "o
lower; good to choice wethers, 84.7iKiiG.oo;
fulr to choice mixed, 4.00u4.60; western
sheep, 4.0O)6.00; native lambs, 5.36iU'7.00;
western lambs, 6.007.00.
Adama Con........... 10
Alice -
Breeca 43
Brunawlck C,n. ...".. 14
Cnmalock Tunnel 7
Con. Cat. ft Va 120
Horn Silver 175
Iron Silver 940
Leadvllla Cod
Little Chiet ;..
Ontario
Ophir
Phoenix
Potoai
Savage
Hlerra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard .
. I
.100
. 3
. I
.
. b7
. 12
. 30
.110
24,000 161 148
167
83
129
23
67
16'
166
Article. I Open. I High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
6pt... 7f4f" 76 74 76 74
Deo.... 7t 7 76 7 76
Corn
Sept... 47 48 47 47 T
' Deo.... 89 40 fc 19 &
Oata- . '
pt... r rs 17 nt. r
8pT... II M 14 B II 86 14 14 01
Oct.... 1J9 14 86 II 84 14 23 14 04
Lard "
rtept... TW Til 7J T80 T 65
rct.... t 78 T87 t t!7 T 71
Rils
. St-pt... 18) 166 180 163 110
I Chi ,.. I 40 116 8 40 I 60 8 37
Dmlatli Ora. tat Market. ,
PlT-trTH Aug ll.-WHKAT On track.
Nc. I Boiicern, 1.06; No. 8 nortlitun, l.w,
Philadelphia) Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 11. BUTTER
quiet; extra western creamery, 21c; extra
nearby prints, 22c.
LOGS Firm and active; nearby fresh,
loss off, 20c; nearby fresh, 1jc at mark;
western fresh, jjiOo at mark.
CHEESE Finn; New York full cream,
fancy llc; choice, llc; fair to good,
10'Jllc.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 11. WHK AT Sep
tember, fcLHc; December, 83;Mc; May,
86c; No. I hard, 11.11; No. 1 northern, 1.09;
No 2 northern, 11.07.
FI-OUR First patents, $5.5oti.60: second
patents, R.6 40; nrst clears, l4.iXKu4.il);
second clears, 266iftx75.
BRAN In bulk, 12.76-811 00.
Mllwankeo Grain Market.
MILWAFKEE. Aug 11. WH EAT Firm ;
No. 1 northern. 11.191 11: No. 2 northern,
$1.04i 1 08; September, iZc asked.
VYK-Steady; No. 1, toWc.
BARLEY Steady.
CORN Higher'. September. 64c bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11. WH EAT Spot,
nominal; futures, steady: September. 6s id;
lcmber, 6s 7d; March, nominal.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, 6s.
Futures, firm; September, 4a 9d; Decem
ber, 4a 9d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 11 -CORN-Unchanged;
No. I yellow, 6oc: No. S, 658atic; No. 4.
64c: no grade, 63c.
OATS No. 8 white, 26o; new. No. 4
white. 26c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Aug. ll.-SEED-Clover. cash,
87.80 asked; October, $5 WO; December. 86 87
bid; January, 16.90 bid. Prime timothy,
n.67.
.:::.
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. S. F. 2d pfd
Bt. L. Southwestern
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
do pfd
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Tenn. Coal and Iron.
Texas & Pacific
Tol., Bt. L. & West.
do pfd
t'nlon 1'aclflc
do pfd ,
I". S. Kxpress ,
I'. S. Realty
V. S. Rubber Goods
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Caro
do pfd
Wttbaah
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Exp....
Westing. Elctric ...
Western Vnlon
Wheeling A L. E...,
Wis. Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific ...
Central Leather
do pfd
Ex-dlvldend.
Total sales for the
Chemical.
8.600
100
60-)
46,9i 4
It
,.1,6J0
1.SOO
1,40ft
18.4"0
2,5u0
1,500
3i4
1.IV0
19.tM)
1.7"0
9.8"0
900
6 7i
6.600
joo
5)
.111.200
600
4-10
8"0
68.400
600.H
600
son
200
I.200
100
6'ii)
1.9-10
12.700
2
20
102
30
4t
88
166
64
66
96'
103
42
146
106
81
. 46
86
249
108
95
92
21
87
32
77
69
24
K3
66
119
, 36
997
9"
35
38
67
13i
4
61
111
36
104
34
106
19
4o
17l"
93
26
66
213
42
104
127
22
67
139
166
101
SO
88
152
64
86
96
100
42
144)
106
78
46
96
245
1(6
9ft
92
21
86
32
77
68
24
61
66
118
St7,
99
8
34
38
67
132
04
Rl
110
36
1U
84
106
1
40
17o"
93
26
65
110
42
104
128
-'17i
66
139
166
101
29'i
47
88
163
64
86
96
102
42
144
106
80
46
96
248
108
t
21
86
82
77
31
104
684
. 24
62
6-:
118
35
9
Sft'J
36
88
67
is:
98
123
93
51
110
36
1"4
84
106
19
40
240
169
93
lis
26
004
21074
. 42
104
day, 1.033.000 shares.
NEW
d Mola.ee..
Aug lt.-8UOAR-Raw,
lagar
YORK.
3l3 17 -82c: ctntrlfuiiHl
96 test, 4404 i-lJe; molaaat-s sugar, 3j
8 -82c. Kenned, firm; No. 4, 4.70c: No. 7
4 66c; No. 8. 4-66o; No. 8. 4 60c; No. 10, 46c;
No. 11. 4 86c; No. 12. 4 -; No. 13. 4 .1k.-;
No. 14. 4.1ic; confectioners' A. .16c: mould
A, 1 660; rut loaf. 6c: crushed. 6c; pow
dered. 6 4-Tj granulated. 6 .c; cubes, .66c.
MOLAtiliLS Firm: Nrw Orleans open
kettle, good to ch-lie, 39i36c-.- -
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11 SL'GA R
QulM; open kettle centrifugdl, 4t47,c; c-n-trifugal
whites. 4 15-lwy8 1-I6c; yrllows, 'ij
4c; awconds. l6JJitc.
MOLASsKS N'-oiinal; open ' kettle. 139
36c; C4tatrifuai 6a 14a. Syrup, nemluai, tuc
Foreign Flaa.elal.
LONDON, Aug. 11. Money was In rood
demand today, the press being oaused by
demands from the provinces, consequently
discounts were steady. The stock exchange
was without feature, outside of the Ameri
can -demand, although It was generally
steadv. Consols were quietly steady.
Americans otiened firm at mostly above
naritv and hardened sllKhtly later In re
sponse to a good crop and closed steady.
Grand trunks were stronger on the a
nouncement of a full dividend In second
preferred stock. Foreigners were quietly
firm on peace prospects. Japanese securi
ties rose and Ruksians were easier. Jap
anese Imperial 6s of 19u4 were quoted at
103 V
PARIS. Aug. 11. The bourse to-lay opened
unsteady, but became firmer In a belief
that the Portsmouth conference will result
In peace. The close was firrh. Russian
Imperial 4s were quoted at 88.20 and Russian
bonds of lo4 at 601.
HERLIN. Aug. 11 On the bourse today
many domrstic shares were quoted at
lilrrier prices.
T. PETERSBURG. Aug 11 -The news
from Portsmouth U received quietly in the
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. Today's state
ment of the treasury lialancea In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of 160.Oijo.OoO gold re-
i. shows: Available cash balances,
1127,602,489; gold coin and bullion, 164,068,601;
gold certificates, 123,612, 20. .
8
.0.1
1S1 I serve, shows:
. 1V7 l! 4R- mill
64 4
75
184
92
179
2074
80
28
82
28
66
1
15o
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug 11. Bank clearings for to-
dav were 11.197.606.17. and for the corre
sponding date last year 11,109,826.74.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((.notations
of
C01
tho Day
amodltlea,
on Tarlo
NEW YORK, Aug. 11 FLOUR Receipts,
11,888 bbls.; exports, 7.145 bbls.; niarkut
steady with better demadn; winter pat
ents, 14.60-041.00; winter turaignis, 4vi.u-u4.au;
Minnesota patents, 86.40Q6.86; winter extras,
IJ.0Va3.46; Minnesota baiters, 3.idg4.13; win
ter low grades, Z.8Va3.40. Rye flour, steady;
fair to good, 4.164 4.60 ; choice to fancy,
4.604 66v
, CORNMtsiAL uuii; nne wnun ana
yellow, 81.10; coarse, l.lb'tfl.18, kiln dried.
r3.10a3.20.
Rxlfi Bteady; no. 1 western, tuc, o. 1. 1.
New York. ,
BARLEY Nominal; feeding, 4c. c. 1.
f , New York; mailing, to'u&ic, c. I. I-,
iiuffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 34, wx) Dusneis, spot
market firm; No. 2 red. 87c elevator; No.
2 red, 88o f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern.
Duluth. 81.11 r. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern,
Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Opening
higher on light Argentina shipments, wheat
reacted under bearish northwest weather
nd croD new. A second advance on bull
support, sympathy with corn, the unfavora
ble Modern Miller report, and covering
was followed near the close by reactions,
although last prices showed c net advance.
May, b'4i!iu1)o, ciosea WJijc; nepiemoer,
86487 ll-loc, closed 87c; December, Suht'S
89o, closed 88c.
CUltr ixeceipis, cu.lio ou.; exports, 00,1.
bu.: spot market firm; No. 2, 620 elevator,
and 62c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 62a;
white, 63c. option maraei was more active
and firm, with the wheat closing higher.
September closed 60c; December, 63ijtj3o,
closed 630.
OATS Keceipis, ;i,u"i ou.; exports, i,tin
bu.; spot market easy; mixed, 26 to 32
pounds, aotj'dlc; natural white, 80 to 32
pounds, a2'-4U wytjc; cnppcu wnue, s-'atu
pounds, 3.Vu J.il-t'.
HAY Steady; shipping, 6066c; good to
choice, 9oc'g1.00.
HOPS Firm ; state, common to cnolee,
1904, 22!(j'-6c; 1903, 1 Kg 21c; old, 10612c; Pa
clflo coait 1904, 2ii(j26c; 19o3, 18320c; olds,
lmJllc.
HIDES Firm: Galveston, !0c; California,
19c; Texas dry, 18c.
LEATHER-Firm; acid. 24616c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, 11.50
fl2 uO, mess, 9 6al0 0O; Leef hams, 12.00-9
6u; packet, (lO.6mt4ll.Oo; city extra India
mess, 18.lOffl9.00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies,' ID bO'g 10 60; pickled snoul.l
ers. 5 506.00; pickled hams, (I0.2b-j in. 75;
Lard, firm; western steamed, (7.76'.15;
refined, firm; continent, 18 26; South Amer
ica, 8.50: compound, 5.766 00, Pork. Arm;
family, (17 (W17.50; short clear, (13 5018.00;
mess. (15 0-16.00.
TALLOW Steady ; city, 4c; country, 4
g4c
RICE Firm; domestic fair to extra, 8
4j6V.c: Japan, nominal.
CHEESE Weak; state full cream, .mall
colored and white fancy, loc; state full
cream, small colored and white fancy, fair
to choice. 9$10n; state full cream, large
colored and white fancy Ki'.jc.
EGGS Strong; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 25y27e; west
ern extras, 21fe21c; western extras, firsts,
197j'i'C.
PoULTRT Alive, weak; western chick
ens, 14c; fowls, 13c; turkeys, lie. Dressed,
weak; western chickens. 134160; fowls, 13c;
turkeys, 1317c.
Totals ...1,561
CATTl-E Receipts of cattle were light to
day, even for a Friday, only forty-seven
cats being on sale. Tne He reclpts were
some thirty-nine cars heavier than last
Friday ana Just about the same as the
day last year. The offerings consisted
mostly of western cattlo and there were
only a few corn feds on sale. The' stuff
2 was or pretty good quality.
the llgnt receipts Tiad a tendency to make
a stronger feeling on the steers, and while
the market could hardly bo called active,
still buyers wanted some cattle and the
stuff was picked right along and a clearance
was made before midday. There were
some pretty good cattle offered and the
market was satisfactory. On the good
kinds prices were fully steady with yester
day and In a few cases sales looked
stronger. Commoner grades, as usual were
not in good demand and were slow in
moving at barely steady -rices.
There was only a srnu.ll supply of cows
and heifers on eale, but the good strong
demand for she stuff that hus been In force
for the past week was not in ' evidence
today. Ovliig to the light receipts prices
were not steady ou the choicer grades, but
there was an undertone of weaknesa all
through and trading was a little slow.
Common cows were not wanted very badly
and these kinds showed a slight decline.
Bulls, veal calves and stags ruled steady
with yesterday's prices and there was no
new features to the trade.
There was a good supply of atockers and
feeders here, considering the size of the
receipts and there was plenty to meet the
requirements of the trade. At the end of
the week yard traders do not try to do
much and there was only a fair call for
cattle In this division today. Prices were
weak; and trading was slow and dull.
This weakness Is no criterion of the market,
however, and there la a good strong de
mand for feeders from the country.
Representative sales. 1
BEEF bTEERB.
New York Live Stock. Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11. RE EVES Re
ceipts, 8,656 head; steers, loyi6o higher;
some sales 10c higher; good cows, firm to
10c higher; native steers, 4.4tit)85; bulls.
(2.60(63.30; cows, (1.5WJ3.35. Cables quoted
live cattle steady at ll'Uc per lb., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 8'ijKo per lb.
Exports, estimated tomorrow, 1,160 cattle
and 6,760 quarters of beef.
CALVES Better demand and prices
steady; one lot to outside buver at (6.50;
buttermilks, (3.00(j3.26; dressed calves,
firmer; city dressed veals, 7u10c per lb.;
country dressed, 6c per lb,
HOGS Receipts, 3.318 head; market,
steady; state hogs, (6.50'if6.65.
SHEEP AND LAM H8 Receipts, 3.307
head; sheep, steady; others, weak to 10c
lower; sheep, (3.uoU3.45; culls, (2.0ik'q2.50;
lambs, tH.Wu i.50; one deck of prime, (8.00;
culls, 86.00.
St. Lonl. Live Stock Market.
ST. LOt'IS, Mo., Aug. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.6W head, Including 2,000 Texans;
market for natives weak; Texans steady;
native shipping and export steers, (4.oiK()
6.75; dressed beef and butcher Bteers, (3.50
4IW.16; steers under 1,000 pounds, (3.604j4.10;
atockers and feeders, t2.btyaA.dO; cows and
heifers, (2.264.00; canners, (1.5ufc,2.00; bulls,
(2.&5&8.50; calves, (3.15I&6.50; Texas and In
dian steers, J2. 265(4. 16; cows and heifers,
(2.00(33.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, (6.0OCu3.3O; packers,
(6.104j6.25; butchers and best heavy, (O-lOt
6 2o
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,' 2,000
head; market steady; native muttons, 14.50
$1-4.60; lambs, (5.007.00; culls and bucks,
(2.76t(4.60; Blockers, (4.0O(81.5O; Texans, (4.00
414.50.
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Dry Good. Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11 Jobber, and re
taller, in dry goods today made a rush
for ginghams and print, following a noti
fication yesterday that price, would he
advanced stlil further in the near future.
First hands were not well supplied and
Jobbing houses did a t-eoord-breaking I.umi
nes. Domestics also moved freely and
shipping demand, were congested, flnnih
rn buyers war not so active a. Chicago
and far western merchants. Burs again
totlajr gxrtviad la CouaUdsraUe nuinbara.
333 I 60 4 200 I 00
250 4 00 1 l0 j to
!! 4 26 1 200 ( 60
1W I 00 1 155 6 50
anu 6 00 1 175 6 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
(10 I 75 1 840 I 00
10 2 16 1 141 I 26
M IN 14 Hi I 40
.1131 3 00
NEBRASKA.
.. 980 3 10 7 cows 958
..l-ioO 2 65 2 cows loM)
1 bull K90 2 25 1 bull Hi
to feeders.. 1134 8 80 1 feeder... I060
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
A. B. McDowell.
1350 8 10 9 cows 1072 8 10
A. W. Gealey.
. 848 2 70 1 steer 1100
996 3 75 6 steers.... 840
. 928 3 26
SOUTH DAKOTA.
William Lockler
, 996 i 60 2 feeder... 996
881 3 10 3 cows.... 83
1035 8 26
. F. Richardson Kan.
,843 2 60 11 cows 875
770 i 36 6 heifers.. 5s8
J. A. Hansen Neb
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16 cows. .
16 steers.
6 cows..
24 feeders.
21 heifers-.,
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11 cows
1 heifer...
8 10
2 25
2 2e
1 Ko
8 40
1 30
8 00
2 36
2 88
2 30
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2 feeders.. 860 8 60
2 ri lino 8 60
Bourett Bros. Neb.
6 cows.... 1 '16 8 60 6 cows 1000 3 fO
26 cows l"o7 8 60 7 Cows 990 2 80
HOGS Encouraging reports from .u.
ern points and a light inn here had a bull
erred on win irainv sun tne general ten
flcney 01 pru--s was upwarn 1 here wore
elghtv-two ..Hi. offered and the quality
was fairly good. The rough packing grads
were in poor demand and on mime loads
of this kind .prices looked lower. Th.
general run of hogs, however, sold higher
and tne mantel couia oesi lie quoted as
being Jyiwi oe uer iiiau yesterday. A
good shipping demand helped the trade
considerably, but packers were slow about
taxing noil ana mere was n-n much actlv
ity aispmyea. an no us n loe n-jgs were
picked up right along and the olg end
ci ut. receipt, was umvoaeu 01 by mid
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KAN8AS CITY. Aug. ll.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 21,600 head, Including 1,110 head of
southern; choice export and dressed beef
steers, (4.90(5.60j fair to good, 83.7&i3'4.'JO;
western steers, (326(i5.C0; Blockers and feed
ers, (2.165-4.26; southern steers, I2.65'u4 .25;
Binmirin cows, i..o'((3.;o; native cows,
&4.00; native heifers (3.0046.C0; bulls,
SM.50: calves. (3.00fu6.50.
HOGS Receipts, 3,300 head; market, 6c
higher; top, 16.10: bulk of sales. (o.9CKa
6.U6; heavy, 5.90rtf3.96; packers, (5.90-&6.05;
pigs and light, (5.95iji6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt., 2.100
head: market, strong and active; natlvo
lambs, (5.26(66.75; western lambs, 5.25'i6.75;
ewes and yearlings, (4.25rr6.26; western fed
ewes, (4.75ra5.26; western fed sheep, (4.2tVii
6.00; atockers and feeders, 3.5ou4.26.
OMAHA WHOI.KSM.I3 MARKKT,
Condition of Trade svmd notations on
Staple and Fane I'ratdnee.
EGUS-Hecelpls. alt; "market' steady
candled stock, 16c. 1 ' 1
LIVE I'Ol il lf- Hen,' ?'; roosters,
5(i6c; turkeys. l.Mir-c; rtMvk", 80; spring
ducks, 9c; spring chickens. l.itrMe..
Bl'iTER Market firm; pacing), stock,
I6V41I6C; choice to liuiy urt-iry, lsialau;
creamery, ilu V: prims. ';.
SLGAlt-Hiandani granulatra.' n Barrelv
(6.66 pei ct.; cubes, .M per cWt. ; cut
I
c
lr) i. iter cw t.
FRESH FISH Trout. "He; halibut, lie;
buflalo tdreaseui, tr; pickerel tdreased), 80;
white bass (dressed), l.o, sunflsli. c, perch)
tscaled and dressed). 8c; pike, 11c; calllsh,
16c; red snapper, loi-; salmon. 11c: crappiea,
13c; eels. 16c; bullheads, 11c; black baas,
26c; whiteflsh. He; frog lens, per dog., S60;
lobsters, green, 27c: boiled lobsters, Soc;
shad roe, 46c; blueflsh, 80.
HAY Prices quoted by Omsha Wholeaalt
Hay Dealers' association: Choice, (T; No.
1, (6 60; No. 2, (6; coarse, 16. These prlcet
are fur hay if good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. (16
TROPICAL FRCIT.
Or ANdES-Valencia, al. sisis, (4.76iS6.00.
LEMONS Llmoniera, extra fancy, JfTt
Bile, (7.00; 3vt and 300 sixes, (7 60; choice,
270, Si and 860 sues. (6.7ba'7.O0.
DATES Per box of 80 1-lb. pkgs., (2;
Hallowe'en, in it'-lu. tn-xe? per iu., c.
FIGS-Callfonila, per 10-IO. carton, 754J
86c; Imtmrted Smyrna, 4-crown, 12o;
crown, i2c.
BANANAS Per niedlum-.lied bunch. (1.71
S2 26; jumbos, (J.6o-u'
FRC1TH AND MELONS.
FJ-VAKS t.ar; :. tt. per o-lb. box. 2.78.
PLPMH California, plr" 4-basket crate.
(1 litrl.35, gros pruuea, (1.50; Hungarians,
(1.50. 7
PEACHES California freestones, per 2S
lb. box. (1.10; Klbertaa, dl.lft.
C A NT A I. Ol" 1 ' ES- -Tex n s, per crate, (2 00;
Texas, Rocky Ford seed. I2.8ivp3.0u.
WATER M F.LON 8 Alabama Sweets, 15 J
2Bo each; crated, lc per lb.
RASPBEltRI E9 - Red, box Of 24 pts, II
BLACKBERRIES Case of 24 qts., (1.753
I. 00.
APPLES-Dutchess, Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins, In 3-bu. bbls., (3 00'u '3 .26 ; in bu.
baskets, (1.
VEGETABLES
WAX BEANS-l'er -tiu. brisket. 2536o;
String beans, per -bu. box, 26((3V:.
POTA'I'OKS-New, per bu., &I435C.
BKAN8 Navy, per bu., (2.
riCl'MPKHS-lVr dog., 25c.
TOMATOES lloiiio-giown, -bu. baskets,
60c.
CAHrtAGE Home-grown, In crates, pe
II. . liic.
OMi iNS Home-grown, yellow,
white, ic per lb.
BEETS- -New. per bu.. 75c.
CELERY- KalimiH.io, ter dos.,
S W EKT l'OTATOES Virginia,
bbl., (4.
MiaCELLANEOl'S.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, loc; 1
Twins, 12c; Young Americas, 12o.
NETS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16c; hard snells. per lb., 13c;
No. t soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c. I'ccnns. large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c. l'canuti., per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb.. Sc. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12nl3c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 16c. Bhellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., (1.76; large hickory nuts, per
bu., (1.50. , .
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 2 green, To
No. 1 salted, 9c; No. salted, 80; No. 1 veal
calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry salted, 7(J
He; sheep pelts, 25cC1.00; horse hides, (l.o
13.00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. METAL A fur
ther advance was reported in tho Ijondon
tin market with spot Hosed at 149
15s and futures 148 12s 6d. Locally,
however, demand was very quiet
and prices were unchanged at 33.fWfi36 .no.
Copper wns higher abroad. - eloeed at 69s
6d for spot and 0 for futures. Locally
the market closes firm with electrolytlo
at (15.50 and closing, at (1 5,1 2-'l 6.37. Leud
was unchanged At t1 17 6d In .London,
and at (4.00 In the loval market. Spelter
also was unchanged In both markets, clos
ing at 24 7s 6d In. London and .continuing
firm at S5.7tKii6.76 la New York. Iron was
unchanged to a shade higher abroad with
Glasgow closing ft 4H-4d and MWdleboro at
47s 6d. Locally the situation seoms to
be undergoing no special change, demand
being moderate at the moment. Noe 1
foundry north Is quoted at (16.264(17.00: No.
2 foundry northern at (15. 75(916.50; No. 1
foundry southern at !&.7n;n ). in, anu o.
foundry southern at tl5.6oeY16.2o.
ST. "LOPIS. Aug. ll.-METALS-Iad,
higher at (4.62; spelter, higher at 85.70.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. COTTON Spot"'
closed quiet; middling uplands, 10.76d; mid
dling gulf. U.OOd; sales, 118 bales. .
LIVERPOOL, Aug. U.-C'OTTON-Snot,
quiet; prices 5 points lower; middling Amer
ican fair, 6.23d; good middling, 6.97d; mid
dling, 5 81d; low middling, 6.66d; good ordi
nary, 6.47d; ordinary, 6 ld. The sales of the
day were 5,000 hales, of which 600 were for
speculation and export and Included 4,6o0
American. Receipts, 6,0o0 bales, all Ameri
can. ST. LOl'IS, Mo., Aug. ll.-COTTON-t
Quiet, unchanged; middling, 10c; Rales,
none; receipts, none; shipments, 1,138 bales;
stock, 17,664 bales. - - - -
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 11. COTTON
Quiet; sales, 175 bales; ordinary, 7 15-16c;
good ordinary, 9c; low middling. 10c; mid
dling, 10c; good middling. 10 15-16c; mid
dling fair, Uc; receipts, 1,395 bules; stock,
690,504 bales.
red and
26c
per 3-bu.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. 11. CAT
TLE Receipts, 682 head: steady; strong;
natives, (3.7oifi.bO; cows and heifers. 83.0KU''
4.4ii; stockers and feeders, (3.00'(4.25.
HOGS Receipts, 3,010 head; market
strong: 6c higher: medium heavv. I6.8&12'
6.00; bulk. 5.90(&6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.459
head; lambs, steady: Idaho lambs. (6 85:
sheep, 10i'ul5o higher.
Slonm City Live Stock Market.
SIOL'X CITY. Ia.. Aug. H.-fSoerial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, (3.7D&5.00; cows, bulls
nd mixed, (2.25(8400; Blockers and feedr.
(2.75(63 05; 'calve, and yearlings, t2.6tKq3.30.
HOGS Receipts, 3.500. head; market
strong, selling at 85.75i(j6.O0; bulk of Bales,
tu.S0(UCi.90.
Stock in Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,242 6.796
Sioux City..... 400 3.500
Kansas City 21, (no 3.3--0 2,100
6t. Joseph 682 3.010 4, 459
St. Uiuls 3.500 5,000 2.ii0
Chicago 2,6oO 12,000 8,000
Totals 29,924 82,6o 14,569
Wool Market '
BOSTON. Mass.. Au-sr. 11 WOOL The
Boston Commercial Bulletin will say to
morrow that the wool market Is quieter,
owing to the retirement of several of the
big operators. But there is a good de
mand still for almost all grades of do
mestic and liberal sales of small lines of
fleeces and territory have been closed, with
some transfers of large lines of Montana
and other territory In the orlglnul bags.
The market Is kept closely sold up on
graded territory. Most of the deuce wool
movement Is made up of medium grades,
wushed Ohio halfblood selling at 41c and
unwashed three-eighths at 85c. The
scoured cost of most of the territory sold
Is well over 70c and up to 75c In some In
stance, for fine. Scoured and pulled wools
are in short supply. A recent trade In fine
Montevideo, comprising feuo.ouo pounds, was
rioaed at 36c. Australian fine Merino sold
at 43'g 16c In tho grease. The shipment
of ool from Boston to date front Decem
ber 29, 19-"4. according to the same author.
Ity, are 144.lfV7.64K pounds agalnat 130.937..
2-6 pounds at the same time last year.
The receipts to date are 237.6116,641 pounds
against 22.431. 9ol pounds for the same pe
riod last yaar.
ST. LOLIS. Mo.. Aug. 11. -WOOL
Steady; medium grades, combing and
clothing. 26-&31c; light fine 21y27c, h'tvy
tine, lki)-'2c; tub washed. 32(5 42c.
OH. and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. OI LS-Cottonseed.
nrm 10 prime cruue, nominal; prime yel,
low, 8"f31c. petroleum, steady; refined
New York, 16 90, Philadelphia and Balti
more, (686, Philadelphia and Baltimore in
bulk. (6 Turpentine, steady, 63'y64c.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common lo good
(3 6.Vt3.60.
SAVANNAH, Aug ll.-OILTurpentlne,
firm, 6-c.
ROSIN-Flrm: ABC, ta SO; D, 13 45: E
(3S5; Fi (3 96a O. (4.05; H. M ln; I. (4 12
K. (4 16: M. (4 26; N. 84 45; W, (.. (1 86; W
W.. (6.15.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Aug. ll.-DI L8-Credlt
balances. (1 27;' certificates, no bid Ship
ments. llj) bbls: average. 79.071.. bbls
runs, 62,131 bbls; average, W.tktt bbl. chip-
Evaporated Apple, and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market ts very firm with hold
ers refusing bids of 7c for future ship
ment of prime fruit. Common to good are
quoted at 6ii6c on spot; prime, 6(ij7c;
choice, 7c; fancy, 8c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune,
continue firm. In keeping with other fruits,
with spot quotations ranging- from 4i
6c. Apricot, are strong with futures
showing an upward tendency, although lo
cal spot quotations are yet unchanged.
Choice are quored at SQflUc; extra.cholcel
8ftSc: fancy, 9Vu10c. Peaches also are
strong wltn choice quoted at letf-iov-; ex
tra choice, 10Vrrloc; fancy, lie. Raisins
are without runner cnange. lxiose Musca
tels are uuoted at 4t.'(i'r: s-edud ralalns.
6V'u7c; London layers, 11150. e
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll.-COFFEFWaK
ket for futures opened steady at unr
changed prices to an advance of 5 point.
on higher European cables. The close was
steady and net unchanged 10 6 points
lower. Sales were reported of 97.600 bags.
Including September at 77.060 November,
7.2oc; December, 7.3(Kft7.36c; January, 7.45c;
February. 7.4iHi7.4r,c; March. 7.5041 7.66c: May.
7.70c. Spot market steady; No. 7 Rio, 8o.
Visible Kup ply of Cotton. ,
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 11. Secretary
Hester's statement of the, world's visible
supply of cotton shows a total visible of
2,787,712, against 2,907.462 last Week. Of
this . the total of American - cotton I.
1,712.712, ugalnst 1.805,462.
INDIAN KILLS TWO WHITES
,
White Man Strike. Roy and Shoot
t Indian Who I.e.
shotgun.
ABERDEEN,
egram.) W. W.
B. D., Aug 11. -f8pecla Tel
Colby and Ed Peterson of
Slsaeton, whites, were killed yesterday
near Sisseton agency, Roberts county, by
Zach Flute, an Indian.
Colby and Petersorr went to Flute to
foreclose a mortgage upon a span of horses.
Flute's son, a hoy, objected to the horses
being taken end Colby struck the boy
Flute went to the house and got a shotgun
and came tut. Colby shot at him with a
revolver. Flute then shot Colby through
the lungs and killed htm. A. Peterson ran
Elite chased him half a mile and shot him
three times, killing him. Flute went to
Beever and surrendered. There were
threats of lynching but the sheriff of Rob
erts county succeeded (n landing the pris
oner In the county Jull at Sisseton.
Edwards-Wood Co.
4lneorp-rsil 1
r.t-ln CHlce: FiCri and Robert, ir:i
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