Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BFE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1003.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
f".ncy. llllc;
iVa ioc.
CHICAGO
choice, 11c; fair to good.
GRAM
xrotti, Uaita States Will Ht I Fentore. i the Tr.di.
Hetty Otoju.
ami rnoviio
SHOWERS GENERAL AND CORN LOWER '
Utile fcaaler oa Heavy of
fering; Heavy Heeelpta of Oat
British Want Crop
la BIk One.
. , . . OMAHA. Aug.. 14. 1806.
Much Interest waa shown In the corn mar
ket today. 6lnc the general rains Saturday
and Sunday In Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and
Jlllnola, It la aald that the corn crop is
now an assured success, barring the advent
of early f rosin. The rain came In almost
every section where It waa needed. Thera
waa a lower tendency to the market
on tnis account, but It waa balanced some
what by bod news from Roumanla and
Hungary. September closed at 62c!, old
September at 63c, December at 44o, old
December, at ViS-0So and May at 44
Wheat opened higher on rains In the
harvest fields of the southwest, bat offer
ings were heavy at the opening figures and
ine market ten neiow yesterday about .
September closed at 8lii81c, Liecember at
82o and Mav at 86o.
Mlnneaplnle Is expecting a fair run of
northern wheat at the end of the week.
Oata were lower on heavy arrivals Sep
tember closed at 2f.c, December at 26o
and Mav at BvHWTSV.o..
Liverpool closed ld lower on wheat and
tii7d lower on corn. Rroomhall says the
British harvest Is In full Mast and the
weather la Improving It la expected thst
there will be a yield of fully 16.uu0.000 bush
als more than last vear.
Tha world's shlnments of wheat last
Week were 7.588,0") bushels, against 9.0O0.OU0
bushels the week before and 8.84.0nO bush
els last year. Corn shipments were 4.641 .OW)
nusneis, against 4.V24,uun nusneis me weea
before ami 3.918.000 bushels last year. Pri
mary receipts Of wheat were 1.138.UUU bush
els and shipments 467,(00 bushels, against
receipts of 1.34. i. AO bushels last year and
shipments of 431,o bushels. Corn receipts
were 690,000 bushels and shipments 7W,)
bushels, against receipts of 303.000 bushels
last vear and shlnments of 4&H.ix)0 bushels
A letter from Antwerp to P.artlett, Fra
iler Cnrrlngton says that the Russian
crops are better than reported and large
supplies may le expect'-d of all cereals ex
ceiit corn. It savs news of the Hungarian
and Roumanian corn crop Is so unfavorable
that the Cnlted Htates would be without
competition for the winter months, even If
the Chleaao nrlce should advance 5 cents
New York nas a winter wheat crop of
10.311iOn bushels, agntnst 8,352. W0 bushels
last vear. The Pennsylvania crou Is 27.8,3.
C bushels, or 8.OOO.00O bushels above last
year. Maryland has 13.173.000 bushels, or
nearlv 1aiO.000 bushels above last year.
Virginia has 8.413,000 bushels, an Increase
of 1.100,000 bushels. These gains show why
nativa winter wheat Is selling relatively
cheaper In those states than wheat can b
nut down for from the west.
Camnhell Minn. writes that har
vesting has been begun and the
section will have the biggest crop It ever
raised. Duluth says: "Reports from Dakota
nuiiimia to hp nf the most rosy character.
The only thing that might now Interfere
with a very large crop of good quality
would be weather or frosts within the
w, t n Aavm Thm seems to be no In-
nnlrv for eastern shipment, except for
date of almost Impossible delivery."
Omaha (ash Hales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car at 79c, cars
at 79c: No. 8 hard. 2 cars at 78c, 2 cars at
?An Vr, A tiarri 1 Mr at 74ol
CORN No. S white, 1 car at 49c; No. 8,
1 car at 49c.
OATS Standard, 1 car at 14e.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 79'27fi4c; No. 3
hard. 76S78c: No. 4 hard, 74c; No. 3 Spring,
CORN No. J. 49Vic: No. t. 49c: No. 4,
4Sc; no grade, 434prc: No. I yellow. 49c;
No. 8 yellow, 49c;
1 white.
OATS No. i mixed. 24c: No. 3 mixed.
flf- N'n t mlTed. iUc: No. 2 white. 2T.WC:
No. 3 white. 2tic: No. 4 white, 20Vic; stand
ard, 26c.
i Carlot Ilecelpts.
Wheat, Corn.
and rinsing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug 14 Prevailing belief that
a large crop Is virtually assured resultej
In a weak market here today, for which
the close showed a net loss of IV for Sep
tember. Corn Is down Uo. Oats are oft
fj.e. Provisions are practically un
changed., except ribs, which are up l'vaic.
Soaking rains In tha spring wheat coun
try where dry weather Is needed for tint
finishing and harvesting of the crop gave
the wheat market a semblance of strength
at the start. Minneapolis quotations cams
strong. September prices at tha opening
showed t?c to ''ic advance at 81ir
81c. Subsequent news afforded little sup
port for the upturn, however, and early
buyers began to liquidate. As a result Sep
tember receded to sjiH'i"c. A rally oc
curred late In the session, due chiefly to
shorts covering on a report of Improved
export business. September closed easy at
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 66,C6 bu. Primary receipts were LUi.t")
bu., compared with 1.348,(M bu. a year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 3 cars, against 491
cars last week and 3.(4 cars a year ago.
The corn market was affected by wet
weather prevailing throughout the south
west, which has seemingly broken the
drouth and silenced reports of crop dam
age. September opened '(!'; lower, at
o2fTf3c. but subsequently rallied to 53o
under organised buying by commission
houses. Country acceptances were heavy.
Nearly every elevator concern appeared to
have quantities to sell on the basis of old
September. Imgs were also free sellers.
I'nder these Influences the effort to bolster
up prices failed. September sold off to BITS'',
closing easy at 68c. Local receipts were Z14
cars, 114 being of contract grade.
Oats exhibited an undercurrent of steadi
ness at the outset, but succumbed at length
to the Influence of decline In other grains.
Heuvy receipts also had a depressing effect.
I racing was quiet, the feature being the
buying of September and selling of Decem
ber by cash houses. September closed weak
at 26o, after ranging between ic und
2f.e. Ixtcal receipts were 442 cars.
The heaviness In grains waa communi
cated to the provisions market, but after
yielding a trifle, offerings beoanie mat and
business dragged Ribs alone were In de
mand and snowed a marked gain. An ad
vance of 5c In live hogs caused a slight ad
vance at the start. September pork closed
unchnnged nt $14.27. I.ard wns up a shade
at $7 X"'i7 2. Rib were l'"i12Vi:C higher
at . evVti. 70.
Estimated rerelnts for tomorrow: Wheat.
3"5 cars; corn, 4X4 cars; oats, 407 cars; hogs,
2i.00 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. IIlgh. Dow. Close. Safy.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
tSeyit.
tSept.
tDec.
JDec.
May
Oats-
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork-
Sept.
Oct.
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
ci3i
l85"uft8,
53r
524-3
46fl4
44S-6'4
44JHSi
I I
"41
fa11
ii';29
M'
47
45 V
4e
214
27M,
2l
M;:
83
14 30
14 3U
T S2Hl
8 AO
8 70
14 30 14 20
14 82H 14 25
7 S2HI 7 80
7 62 7 90
8 70 8 T5
8 SO 8 Go
52 53 53'!i64
b2 52- HS
4i?H 4(!VflS: 47
444j 44.4''fl't
44', 44V4CU-S 4.VaW
I I
24' IS 2 j
2l
27
28V, 2SSfH 287'i(29
14 27H
14 82V.I
7 S2'T
7 92H
8 70
8 80
14 274
14 30
7 80
7 87H
8
8 67W
No. 2 white, i'Jc; No.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
Si. Louis ...
.17
,...2"9
....l'J7
.... G4
.... 34
....223
214
144
94
iis
Oats.
442
22
121
Minneapolis drain Market.
Sunerlor Quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices as reported by
the Kdwards-Wood company, 110-111 Board
of Trade building, waa
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. CTose.8afy.
Wheat I 'II
Be.pt... 84fi85 88 834 84 83H,
rC... KSryoSii 3 kl 8J 8-
May...6iUIK'4 8ty 84V 8iHi 8SVfc
No. 2. tOld. JNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOL'R Easy : winter patents. tl.2oi
4 30; straights, W wnM.lo; spring patents.
S4.K5fffi.40; straights, 13.50&45; bakers, 2.4d
4j3 40.
WHEAT No. 8 spring. WiiSSUc; No. 2 red.
BixgBivc.
UUKM-NO. z, 54Hc; no. 2 yellow,
OATS No. 2. 24Hc; No. 2 white. 26lc: No,
3 white, 26c.
Ki Hr-No. 2, 6714c
RARLEV Good feeding. 37c: fair to
choice malting, Mu'iiv.
SEED No. 1 flax. 81.08: No. 1 northwest
em, 81.10. Prime timothy, $3.35. Clover, con
tract grade, 112.25.
PKOV1HION8 Mess pork, per bb .. 114 26
14.30. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7.77S. Short ribs
sides (loose), 8SH.nii8.70; short clear sides
(boxed), 88.iftff8.87H.
The receipts and shipments of Pour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls ; 19.4"0 35 4K)
Wheat, bu 230.000 .4ilrt
Corn, bu. .191,000 540 f)
Oats, bu . Bia.") 25,9O0
Kye, Du ...14.200 6.000
Barley, bu 3,9cO - l.tioo
On the Produce exchange todav the but.
ier nmriKi sieauy; cieaineiifS, naMc;
oairies. inline. cggs. sieauy; at mark,
cases included, lia loc. Cheese, firm at
11(0 nc.
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Marktt Opeoi Aotbe nd Prioei Ad'noe
, to Higher LereL
LARGE SELLING ON PROFIT TAKING
Demand from Outside Snfflcleni to
Offset This In Ksrly Dealings
Prices Decline, bnt Advance
Again Later.
NEW TORK. Aug. 14 The speculative
forces which developed In last week's stock
market gathered energy for a rush with
the opening of the week, which swept
the wnolo of the early market to a higher
ievei oi prices j ne verv large selling to
take proms which the market had to en
counter here Increased In effeet as the
day progressed and gave the latter market
some appearance of weariness, but there
was no mistaking the Increased force of
the miscellaneous outside demand coming
from various sources through commission
houses, which made Itself manifest In the
accumulation of iHrge buvlng orders over
Saturday. The sufficiency" of this new de
mand to absorb the large selling to taae
profits was a matter of satisfaction to the
advocates of an advance In prices. The
quietness of the later demand, however,
showed that the accumulated orders at the
opening were not followed up In equal
volume. The professional element wns left
rather obviously to take the market In
hand again. This thev did bv the renewal
of last week's tactics of successive ad
vances here and there In the market The
volume of high priced stocks continued
largely in evidence, but some of those
which figured most conspicuously lust
week were somewhat reactionary.
The day s dealings, which made on the
whole a broad and effective market, were
based on the general considerations which
were already making themselves felt last
week. Principal of these Is the outlook
as defined by last week's government re
port. Day to day reports of weather con
ditions, keep up the feeling of confidence
In. the prosperous outcome of the grain
crops. Railroad officials In the customary
weekly reviews published today spoke of
the widening effect through all fines of
business, of the cheerful outlook over the
crops, and Indulged In some very roseate
VlewH of the nroRoeotlve rntlrond esrnlncrs
for the next fiscal year. Confidence Is grow
ing in tne unprecedented yield of the corn
crop, and the corn grangers came Into be
lated tirominence In the later hi, lira r.t tn.
day s market. A good effect was produced
by the report that the dispute over freight
rates on certain articles as between the
Atlantic and the gulf lines had been set
tled and the cutting of rates done away
with.
Some attention was riven to the aiur.
tlons that American bankers were twino
sounded with a view to sharing In a Rus
sian loan. The flotation of a Russian
loan somewhere Is regarded as a neces
sary consequence of a peace treaty, and
tho distributive effect In all the world's
money markets of such a flotation leaves
the question of the point chosen rather
secondary In Imnortanee. so far the
enect on money rates Is concerned Tha
deposit of 86HI.OOO at the sub-treasury for
i'it'iUMiiU iransier to i mcago marks tne
running or tne tide of the currency move
ment in favor of the Interior as aaalnst
New York, which was already ahlftlnsr lust
week. The forces which will decide the
course of the autumn money markets are
thus definitely at work. Stocks made sub
stantial recovery late In the dav, the corn
grangers again leading, but the persist
ence of the selling to realize made the
closing irregular.
jKiiKis were irregular. Total sales, par
value. 83.h3o.uiO. United States bonds were
an unciiunged on call.
Japanese Imperial 6s of IIM were quoted
at i"J,
PARIS, Aug
ojenad today.
morrok
14 The Rourse ws not
It wttl also be closed to
ll KR LIN, Aug
quiet and trading was
14 The Pours today was
light.
WEATHER IS THE ORAI5I BELT
Showers General In Mlssoarl Valley
and Oyer Mississippi Valley.
OMAHA. August 14, 1905.
Showers were general throughout the
Missouri vallev during Saturday and Sun
day nights and extended eastward over the
MisKlsslnnl vallev during1 Sunday, and are
general this morning from the Missouri
river east to tha Ohio vallev and lake re
glon. The rains In Nebraska were limited
to the eastern nortlon of the State.
Cooler weather prevails throughout the
central valleys this morning and the tem
perature will probably be slightly lower la
eastern -Nebraska tonight.
Omaha rocord of temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1906. 1804. 1908. 1.W
Minimum temrjerature.... 69 70 6 71
Preclultation 31 .00 .07 .00
Normal temperature for today, 74 de-
rreea
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
R 1ft Inches.
leniency corresponding period In 1804,
It) Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1903.
3 24 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Rain,
niatlnna Max. Min. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb 84 64 .17 Pt. cloudy
Auburn. Neb 85 83 .00 Pt. cloudy
Columbus, Neb.. 84 64 . Clear
Fnlrbury. Neb... 88 61 .03 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 80 64 T Clear
Gr. Island. Neb.. 84 83 .18 Clear
Martlngton. Neb. 80 86 .( Clear
Oakdale, Neb 84 4 .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb 81 ti9 .31 Clear
Tekamah. Neb... 8S 65 .10 Foggy
Carroll ta 78 66 T Cloudy
Clarlnda, la -94 64 .00 Pt. cloudy
Sibley, la.... 7T " 8 .a Cloudy
Ploux City. la..;. o 66 .17 Cloudy
Storm Laks. la.. 78 64 .12 Cloudy
DiaTRICT
SEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
(notations of the Day oa Various
Commodities
NEW YORK. Aug. 14. FLOtTRTteeelof a
li.toi DDIS.; exports, 4,080 bbls.; sales, 4,200
pugs.; inaraei auu and easy; winter pat
ents, 4.4o44-il0: winter straights. U.HXh 3&:
fluoioKauitt pairnis, iD.uao.bo; winter ex
tras. U.OIXU'3.46: Minnesota bakers UtiVv,i:
4.iu; winter low grades, J2.9nal.40, Rye
nour, easy: fair to good, J4.uu4.ab; choice
and
dried,
New York Money Market.
NEt TORK. Aug 14 -MONEY -On call,
easv. li2 per cent, closing bid at IS- of
fered at 1 per cent. Time loans, dull and
easy; ) days. 8 per Cent; 90 days, itiS
per cent; 6 months Sl per cent.
PRIMA MERCANTILE PAPER 4fr4,
per cent
8TKRLINH KXCHANOK Easier, with
actual business In bankers bills at II 817f f
4 lW0 for demand and at 84 M7ii4 47R for
8o-dav bills; posted iate8, 84 85 and 84.A7V.;
Commercial bills. 84 4'v
SILVER Bar. lc; Mexican dollars,
46c.
llONDS Oove rnment, steady; railroad, Ir
regular. Closing" quotations on bonds were as follows:
1"4 Milc Ontrsl
l4 i lie lit Inc
I"1 M. A St. I.. 4a
1"" M . K
1'! dp Iriii
mil N B It
l'4 N. V C.
i"4 n. i. r.
T4 Northam
114 on at
i 104 N. A W. con. i
O U rM 4a.
4 loss Pann. ron !
4a 1( Reaitlnt urn. 4a.
so "a SI. 1. A 1. M. r. a lllOa
114 SI L. F ff 4a. Ha
St L South'n e. 4a.
' 8iatmar4 A. L 4a ...
ll'iv, Snuthors rarlfle 4a . . ..,
0 Southern Railway Si II1
loi4Taiaa A Parlnr lata.Kf"
MVa T . St. U A W 4a. r.
K. t'ninn Farm.' 4a inr.H
V. ref ta, r..
da roupen
8. Sa. res.......
do coupen
8. flaw 4a, rrf.
do coupon
S. ool 4a. r . .
do eoiipon
Amer. Tob. 4a, car
do ta, oar
Atrhlaen n. 4a....
do adluat. 4a
Atlantic l. L.
ilalilmnre A O.
do ma
Central of Oa.
do lat Inc....
do Id tnr....
0. 4a .
.. A A IWa .
.. B. A q. n
. R. I. A P.
do rol. 6a . . .
C. C. A 8t.
Chlraeo Tar. 4a W
Colo. Mid. 4a 76
olo. A Southern 4a. "4 t di db. B
Cuba ta car Iftf , Watern Md. 4a.
A R. O. 4a 101 W A L K. 4 ..
lllatlllrra' Btt. s.... 41 4 Wis. ( antral 4a.
Erie prior Hen 4a... 101 do a. 24 laaue
do gen. 4a 3Ta do lat 4a rer. .
W. A r. 0. lata 114 Colo. Inri iu. ael
Hooking Val. 4ia...ltilH do set B
Japan da, car IftliB p. lat 4a rar.
e N. unl. a iihui do 4Va Ind. s.
Manhattan con. g. 4a.l044
Offered.
Bolton Mocks and Bonds
HOSTON, Aug. 14 Call loans. 2tiH per
cent; time loans, SSTM1. per cent. ( losing
quotations on stocks and bonds were as
follows:
AtrMaon adjtl. 4f ft7 lAdTenture
do 4a 1"2 Allouei
Mexican Cantral 4a., 7 Weatlnnhouee com
; fS, Amalsamated
1MH American Zinc ...
'Atlantlo
-T7 'plnxliam
,ir3 Calumet A Heck la
.147 It'er.tennlal
. 23V4 Copper Hang ....
.2;.7 Hair Weat
. 7H lomlnlon Coal .
H rrsnkiin
Chem.. IS Isle Rnrale
1S Maea Mining
I he following waa the range of prices
.irw xura diock excnangei
Sales. High. Low. Close.
84V4
87
100
3!4
1.600 4SVi 48
12l.
lav,
144
115
103 "J
167
116U
169
218
6u
CentraJ.
Chicago, III
Columbus, O
Des Mollis. Ia...
Indianapolis. Ind.
Kansas City. Mo.
Ixiulsvllle. Ky..,.
Minneapolis
Omaha. Neb
St. Louis, Mo..,.
No. of
Stations.
.. 38
.. 18
19
IS -13
16
13
AVERAGES.
Temp Rala.
Max. Mlh. Inches.
81
78
90
86
90
74
83
90
A.
64
66
66
68
66
70
0
64
68
WKL9II,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
it. Loals General Market.
ST. LOVIo. Aug 14 WHEAT Lower;
No. J red. cash elevator. 79c; track. eJVi
84i,c; September. 7lxii'79SsC; December, Wc;
No. t hard, autloHc.
CORN Lower; No. 1 cash, 81e; track.
:8tf.c; Beptember, 60c;' December. 41S
lc.
OATS Lower; No. t cash. 2SV,c: track.
M';6c; September t5c; December, Sc;
No. t white. 3t"e.
FIX3UR Moderate demand; red winter
patents, 42rJ4.40; extra fancy and
straights, J3 hii K: clear. J3.15ij3 SO.
SEED Timothy, nominal. J3.2C!"o;
prime, higher.
CORNM EAL Steady, Jl 80.
BRAN Quiet ; sacked, east track. Sr3!c.
HA Y Steady: timothy. rr.Owg 1350; new,
JlOw'U W; nralrte, 17 6t8 50. .
IRON COTTtN TIEa-aa;.
rlAOOlNa-Siac.
HEMP TWINE '4c
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: lobbing,
JltSTV.. Lard, higher, luime steamed, 81 W-i.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra short.
k.'H: clear ribs. 8 8" short clears. J9 12t4
Uacon. higher: boxed extra shorts. J9.b;
clear ribs. J9 82V.; short clear. 9k;Vi
POVLTRV Steady; -chickens. 8o;
springs. UVkc; turkeys. 13Vc; ducks, 7-uc;
geese 6J) Sc.
BITTER Firm; creamery, l4ClVio;
dairy. lKi'l'e.
EGGS Firm, 15c. case count.
Receipts.
Flour, bblg lS uai
Wheat, bu 3S30
Corn, bu !7f..0n
Oau. bu i;XoU
CORNMEAL rlrm; fine white
yellow. 1.3o; ooarse. 11.16411.18: kiln
a3.Uiivl.ao.
RYE Dun; No. 3 western, 62c c L t.
New York.
BARLEY Steady, feeding. 40HS1lo alt
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 71 000 bu.; exports, 16,
040 bu. Bpot, barely steady; No. Z red, 860
elevator and. 87Hc f. o. b., afloat: No. 1
northern Duluth, Jl.UOTt f. o. b. afloat. Al
though stronger at the opening on gains in
the northwest harvesting districts, small
world's shipments and covering, wheat soon
developed a heavy undertone. There was
selling by the northwest, lower rabies, a
weak cash market and a bearish visible,
all of which had an effect. Prices later
rallied on covering and closed c net lower;
Beptember, 85 18-16Vi7 l-16c, closed at WHc;
Decembar, 87 J-loVyWic, closed at 88c; May,
IWt'uwy. closed at b9 9-16c.
CORN Receipts, loi.lio bu.; exports, 17,
194 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2, 61o eleyatur and
t. o. b. afloat; No. I yellow. 6Hc; No. t
white, 61Vc. options were without trans
actions, closing nominally 4S'c net lower;
September closed at 69Hc; liecember, 63c.
OATS Receipts, ISS.iaO bu. ; spot, easy:
mixed. 26 to 32 lbs., 3"r30Hc; natural white
30 to 32 lbs,, 314a33c; clipped white, 36 to 40
lbs., S4335c.
HAY Steady; shipping, 90650; good to
choice, 9uij9jo.
HUPS iulet ; olds, lOc; Pacific coast.
1904, 2ttr2&c; ltful, 1Siu20c; olds, lutjjlZc,
HIDES iulet: Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds,
:Oo; California, 21 to 26 pounds, 19c; Texas
dry. 24 to 30 pounds, IMio.
LEATHER Firm; aold. 24(g26o.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family. Jll SO
ig 12.00; mess, l9.50-tMO.00; beef hams, tvioif
22.00. Cut meats, firm; pickled bellies, Hrk
l"Hc; pickled shoulders, 6Vrtc pickled
hams. loHry li.c. Lard. firm; western
steamed, J7.H0; refined, steady; continent,
8126; South America, 88.60; compound, Jj.7o
(j.00. Pork, firm; family, J17.0ii17.5o; short
clears, JI5 ua 18 rto.
TALLOW Steady ; city, J2.0O per package,
4Vc; country, (packages freej 44C4c.
rtli. Ir. r irm; uorncaiiu ia- io exiru. a1
SOc; Japan, nominal.
m' 1 I r.tt nteauy; aireei price, extra
creamery. WW-U-lc; omciai prieea: cream
ery, common to extra, lTWijieVjc; -state
dairy, common to extra, 17o2-; western
Imitation creamery, extra, ih-ijisic; western
Imitation creamery, firsts, lstlloc; western
factory, common to extra, ltylsc; reno
vated, 'common to extra. lVfflrV-
CHEESE Quiet; full creama. colored and
white fancy, loc; full creams. fair to
chotoe. 9Vu 10V-'; fu" creaais. large, colored
and white fancy, loV4c
EQUS Strong : slate Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, white. 3r-'0 27c; state
I'ennsylvanla. choice. 23u'J4c; state Penn
sylvania, mixed extra, 23c; western se
lected extra. BaSV, weatern selected,
firsts. 19tr-i)c.
POl'LTRY Alive, weak: western chick
ens. 14c; fowls. 12c; turkeys. 12c. Dressed,
weak; western chickens, L'Ditc; fowls,
12Vc; turkeys, 13al7c.
Mllnsskre Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 14. - WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern, Jl.liKgl.HHt; No. 2
northern. JlW31i; September, S1S0 asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1. Sue
BARLEY Steady.
CORN Weak; September, &3lic bid.
Adams Express
Amal. Copper ltl.NOO
Am. Car Foundry. &i
do pfd 1,X0
Amcr. Cotton OH.... 'A
do pfd
Amer. Express
Am. II. & L.. pfd.... MO
Amer. Ice securities 200
Amer. Linseed OH
do pfd
Amer. locomotive
do pfd
Amer. S. & Ref 22.100 130
do pfd loo l2C4i
Amer. Sugar Ref 2.000 144H
Am. Tob., pfd. certif. 18.600 103'
Anaconda Mln. Co.. 200 116
Atchison 23,100 90
do pfd 4"0 104 .
Atlantic Coast Line.. S.f"0 169
Baltimore & Ohio... 26,9o0 117
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid T... 2.200 7oi.
v oi.auimi i n, mi; .... oi.O'V JOl
Central of N. J 2n0 218
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 4,800 67V4
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western 2.000 22
Chicago & N. W.... 3.f"0 224
C. M. & St. Paul.... 9,7(0 1S6
Chicago Ter. & Tran
do pfd
C C C. A St. L.... 2JW 1044
Colo. Fuel and Iron. l.HK) 46
Colo, ft Southern.... 7o0 2H
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 9o0 40
Consolidated Oas ... 1.6iO l'.
Corn Products 3.1') 10
do pfd 1.2O0 iui
Tiela. ft Hudson .... 2,5.10 219
Del.. L. & W 200 470
Denver ft Rio O B.8"0 35
do pfd 7.100 fiyi,.
Distillers" Securities. 1.800 44
Erlo 19.UW 474,
do 1st pfd 4. AW 8T.-H
do 2d pfd 2,900 76
General Electric .... loo 184
Hocking VaHey
Illinois Central 2.600 179H
Inter. Paper 10,600 2:4
do pfd 1O0 804
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central L&oO
do pfd 2,700
K. C. Southern 1,0
do pfd 400
Ixntisvllle ft Nash... 17,000
Manhattan L Inn
Met. Securities 1,100
Met. Street Ry 8.200
Mex. Central 6.200
Minn, ft St. Louis.. 8)
M.. St. P. ft S. S. M. &0
do pfd '0
Mo. Pacific 29.7m)
Mo.. Kan. ft Texas. 23,4i)
do pfd 21 .800
National Lend 17.(sn
N. R. R of M., pfd. 1"0
N. Y. Central 1
N. Y.. Out. ft West. IO.Tm)
Western.. 1,700
S3
f.ol
2a4
2tH
Shipments
7 OiO
M.OiO
83.ii
bi.uiO
Phlladelabla Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14. Bl'TTER
Steady; egtra wraterti creamery. U -3 J ';
extra nearby pa-inn. 2:'c.
aXiOS Firm: nearby fresh, loss off 21?;
rraihy fresh. l9'to ul mark; western freah,
Jot.'i; nt mark.
CUEUiE-Ei ; J.'ew Yurk full cream.
21
223'
184T4
102 V,
4T
iX
46"
187H
94
42
217H
470
33
874
43
4
864
76
184
177'
21
80
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 14.-FLOVR First
f stents. 85 504)61)0; second patents. JS 1
i0: first clears,, J4.Omtj4.10; second clears,
J2 6i.a-.'75.
RRAN Jll 504J13 00.
IHilath Grata Market.
Dl'LUTH. Aug 14. WH EAT On track.
No. 1 norlhern, 11.07; No. t northern, Wk-;
September, old. 84c: September, new. aVc.
OATS On track. 27c. to arrive, 2Mo.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Aug 14 SEEDS Clover, cash.
17 Jo; 4 Mr totter J6 Hi lid, lM-cember. Ji.af.;
Janusry. JS 7H- Alsike, August, J.'. 40 bid.
Tlinolhy, niu.a, Jl 5;v.
Norfolk A
do pfd
North American .... 1.100
Paclllo Mall 10
Pennsylvania 64.0OO
People's Ons 2.100
r-itts.. f.. t . ft t. l.. i"
Pressed Steel Car .. 800
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car... l.JnO
Reading 96.500
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd 7"0
R-imblle Steel l.&
do pfd 2.6O0
R.nk Island Co Sl.l.O
do pfd 6)
Rubber Goods 700
do pM
rlt. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd t. 200
St. L. Southwestern. 60
do pM S.0
80. Pacific 44.1il
do pfd 0
Southern Railway ... 9"0
do pfd 800
Tenn. Coal and Iron B.bjo
Texas ft Paclrto 11 7'0
Tol., St. L. A W.... 7"t
do pfd l.Vs
I'nlon Paciflo ....1... 74,3oO
do pfd
t'. 8. Express
V. 8 Realty 3"0
U. 8. Rubber 6.0
do pfd o
V. S. Steel 2n 9"0
do pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical. 7o0
do pfd V
Wabash 2
do pfd 2,810
Wells-Fargo Exp
Weatlng. Electric .. "0
w-stern I'nlon 2'
Wheeling A L. E.... 1.00
Wis. Central 10.4o0
do pfd 6.8'0
Northern Pacific .... 8 1"0
Central Leather .... O
do rf'l 4
2S4
64
274
151
ir7'
83
129
234
67
140
1664
104
83
70
4
8!-
15T.4
K'll
80
I03"
424
146
106
80
48
268"
1104
9:i
22
874
33
79
35
7o"
24
6"
67
11
,36Ti
1
364
6U
134
2S
56
27
64
150
127
22
67
140
1664
102
317
46
S
1644
66'i
86
102
424
144
106
811
454
255'
lo
934
214
87
3-'
77
344
6"
24
62
66
11K4
35
Ki
9o
36
37
67Z
133
934
64
111
36
105
84
1064
2
1
lTl"
9
1S
671
214
43
I'i
93
11"
86
104
34
1064
1K4
40
iri"
93
h
'211
43
I'm,
244
837i
367
994
824
Kill
sat
17
4)
484
111
li'8
1224
1444
10i7,
9o
104
168
llfi'i
as
69
1WI
216
66
40
78
21
2234
Ui'i
174
3
103
457
28
61 4
39
lev
84
117
470
84
89
4:i
48
86
75
184
91
178
21
80
28
82
2.')
67U
27
6S
1 J,iAT
167
83
128
23'
66
140
105
104
3:o-
6H4
46
3
161
66
864
wo
IO24
42
14f.
8'
464
HO
257
1 !
94
S3 4
214
864
3:14
TV
844
lot
S3
62.
67
11
3T.
lrV4
361
3S
1337
r I
123
91
6.14
1104
3.'.
104
!14
in;
19
414
240
1TO
Ki
24
671,
43
Ttotul sales for the day. 938.0 shares.
Foreign Flnanelal.
LONDON. Aug. 14 Money today was
firmer and verv plentiful, although stoc
ex.-hange rerniirements ana tne call on
Grand Trunk 3 per cents cauaed some
disturbance f balances Discounts wei
easy The stock exchange waa Idle, at
tending to the carryover. The peace con
feretue Is restraining dealers, who are
showing some signs or pessimism regarding
the outcome. Consols were steady ana
kindred securities were upheld as a con
seoiience. Americans opened Irrerular. but
rallied nt slightly above parity on Near
York support. Dealings were slight, but
there was Improvement lateV and the close
wns firm. Irt rnsllonals were steady. War
stocks were quit t. but the undertone was
I good. Japanese securities eased slightly
T. 4a
"f"M."c''i
sen. Hva.
gen fa. . .
racinc 4a.
. 7
- tr
. 7S
w
. 7
.
1.14
.lea.
. T7
l".a
. 6H
.inr-H
.1"?
Si.
4a.
L f 4 103 1 do rout 4a 113S
I s Steal td 5a.... .174,
Wabaeh lata 11H
T2
.... f1
.... 13
.... 4V,
.... -
.... 7V
A. 75
.... 71V,
.... 7
.... tS
Atchison
do pfd
Huston A Alhanf..
lloaton A Maine...
ftoaton Klevated
Kltchburg pld
Mexican central ...
T , N. H. A H.
r Marnuetta ...
Vnlun taclOc
Amer. Arga.
do prd .
Amer. Pneu. Tuba.... t Michigan
Amer. sugar inest Mohawk
dn pfd 1.UU iv.iimi C. A
Aroar. Tel. A Tel. ..141V, Old Dominion
8.
Amer. Woolan
do pfd
Dominion I. A
Ediaon B. I
General Electrto ..
Mana. Electric ....
do pfd
Maes. Oaa
Vnlted Fruit
ntted Shoe Mach..
8. Steel
do pfd
Asked. "Bid.
je Osceola
.103 ' Parrot
. 21 Uulncy
.154 Shannon
.1KI Tamarack
. in Tlnlly
. (4 I'nlted Copper
. OVI' 8. Mining .
.1111 V. R. Oil
. M Iftah
. Victoria
. .t04,Wlnona
. 5
. 344
. 3
. H
. ID
17
. 3"V4
.lib
. 2S
.
. 14
. 7
. 11
. !2"4
.
. 14
. 644
. 1
. t4
.1112
7-4
.110
.
. 35
. i2
. lu
. 4f.4
. 114
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Besf
Bteeri BUadj, with
feeders Lower,
Oowi an 4
HOGS ACTIVE, WITH PRICES STRONGER
Receipts of Sheep and lambs Moder
ate, with a rjood 4ctlve Demand
from All onreea and a
Stronger Market.
OMAHA. Aug 14, 190R.
Cattle. Mot- Sheep.
SOl'TH
Receipts were:
uniclal Monday 4 SHI 3.74S 4.144
Same day last week 3'4 2.524 8.'-2
Same week before 3.13 2.0 11.P9J
Fame three weeks ago.. J.zn:i 6 I' 13 6ir7
riame four weeks ago... .4 673 7'. .l""
Same day last year 7.S37 7.6o9 8.103
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shorn s the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
1906. J9o4. Inc.
Cattle 6 '3.918 fim ".41 23.272
Hogs I f.92. 7rtl 1.627.418 rt6.84M
Sheep 9tU03 7f.S. 128.711
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1906. il904. 11903. 11802. 11901. ;1900. 11809.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
16..
16..
IT..
II..
19..
20. .
21..
22..
13..
24..
23. .
26..
27..
28..
1.9. .
80..
81..
1...
I...
8...
4...
6...
6...
9
10
11...
12
13
14
l 63 I 6 111 8 16' i 76
i ( 18 1 6 83 7 72
l
( 63
t m
t 61
I 46
I 19
I 23
7 72
7 71
6 47
t 6474
0 oiri
0 ls
6 61
6 60
a
6 68
6 9
6 ti2
6 6;
6 7W
6 78'4
6 84
6 83 V
6 S4
6 b
6 93
1 a
6 18
& 04) 6 22
6 10l ( 22, T 621
6 S, 7 41
I 86 7 821
6 18 7 4ll
6 061 7 63
I 771
I 64 I 02
8 161 4 94
I 08
I (16
6 10
6 101
8 19;
6 10
6 09!
- 1
i :
4 921
4 ?;ii
5 061
6 (!
t 0;
6 681
6 62
6 8'
a
6 87
t 701
6 74
I M
4 01
4 II
4 :
I 7 62i B 68 1 6 02
4 87
4 99
4 9" 4 If
8 071 4 ST
I 4 84
I 181
t 161
t 06
4 86
4 81
4 17
4 901
4 8
6 03!
6 03;
I i 58 6 061 4 l
7 68;
7 47
7 47
6 131
8 08
it?
i 02! T 61
4 971 7 41!
I 7.36,
7 39
6 04! 7 31
4 99'
6 02:
6 471
6 bti1
6 61 6 l
K 6 If.
6 761 6 18 4 2
b 79 a ! a
10
4 3S
4 19
HOtisv-There wss a good demand from
all sources for hogs today and the result
.as a strong, active maiket. There was a
big run In the east, but a very light one
here, and conditions were In favor of sell
Ing Interests. There were hi- new features
to the trade, packers preferring goo.l lights
and butcher weights and fighting shy of
the rough packing grades. The ranee of
prices nas from 86 s6 to 81'74, a bmner
range than has been noted here for some
time. Trices rule,! stronger and trsdlr.g
was brisk throughout the morning Every
thing wss cleaned tin bv pi o'clock. The
bulk of the hogs sold at 8". .!::'' . while
the market showed a top of 1074. 'he
highest price paid this year and 2o higher
than Saturday s top.
There ere M cars reported In. but onlv
68 arrived, and this shortage helped hold
the mnrket strong un the close. Repre
sentative sales:
No. At. k. Pr. No A. 8 k. FT.
47 tP 40 5 95 nr, . . I a
61 !1 40 III 7i !t ltfl I as
44 171 HO III H 713 10 ( i
M XI 1X0 I 4 7 KM 40 t H
ss o7 . . 1 as m !7n . 1 '
54 oi 40 t "H .t 10 I i
r i io 8 ? 4 m 110 I u
71 114 14A 4 40 71. m 40 Hi
l 151 KO In 44 179 Ito t i
: j; 140 I Hi n nt tit I er,
) 174 ... I 0 45 ! 140 4 4714
M I4t ... S M14 7 in 40 I I'Vt
17 JM 0 Hit U 240 140 147
7-1 l'O 5 : 4t 210 t0 t t7la
41 14 10 6 tfa 70 104 110 I 7l
II IM . . 6 HI, S3 lit . I 7 Si
14 'l it 14" I 40 IK) 40 I 97
l 150 40 I Jk 15 !o 110 I 7
15 ti ... 1 j f-4 ... I no
41 114 N I 42-4 it ;m an no
M UK! ... I 47 224 ... 4 00
" 174 ... IN 7H h 10 4 00
47 It ... IH tl t4 l 4 00
10 I"l 10 I 45 74 142 140 I 00
II IM 40 IH 44 114 . . I 00
70 140 ... IH 75 h7 M 4 00
w mt 120 1 m :t it . . n
41 11 H I H 5 1lW 44 4 00
6t i.4 ... I 45 K 14 ... 4 06
74 121 110 ll5 It 20 1:0 6 0S
IT 175 40 I M 71 211 ... 4 OT4
SHEET As has been noted in those col-
buslness In the cotton goods seetlon of the
market atss .u-tlte. ..r. i nnts experienced
iiittVllIty lit finding nde.iimle supplies l-f
s-x-t iboin 'Irs. 1 n ess K-il. n.-c-rilllig tc
RK'-nt.i' reports, were ordf red WIMl freed-in
for sprl;ig but fall duplicate business was
rather disappointing.
4MAIIA VlllilKAl.U ?l AltKF.T.
( 06.
i 03,
6 11,
8 10
8 0
5 01' 6 19
4 .17, 5 23 1
4 811 6 2it'
4 91: 6 I;'.'
5 21
36
7 27
5 17
7 15!
a
7 04i
6 78
6 81
6 7S
5 84
6 H
5 66
6 60,
6 72!
6 74
674!
6 77 1
6 731
6 04,
6 14
6 16,
6 04,
6 00!
4 99;
I
4 96
4 97 1
4 43
4 46
4 38
4 37
4 82
4 28
4 29
4 36
4 43
Indicates Pundnv-
The official number of cars of stock
brought In by each road was:
Cattle, liogs. tsneep. tis es.
umns before, the slowness of the oenliig
trade Is a usual feature of the mat act at
this time of ear and cannot be taken to
mean that conditions are not satisfactory
or that the demand Is poor. Today s mar
ket was In good shape and prices ruled
stronger, but there was very little done
until well along In the forenoon. Still, the
demand for both fat and feeder sheep was
very good and the supply did not meet the
requirements of the trade. There Were only
17 cars received and the quality was only
f-ilr T ... .,
- ..miiiii.b v.i-1 n aiUIIV, (111119 Oi'lilK,
'.-hardly u full load on sale. Feeder buveis
were still up against It today, for the stuff
was all packers' kinds and there was no
chance to flu the numerous orders for feed
ing sheeii. As fat and feeder buyers are
hungry for supplies, a big mn would tie
appreciated and would be linndled very
easily.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice spring lambs, ii 4l'iic'.S6; good to
choice yearling wethers, f6.WNii5.40; good to
choice old wethers, f4.ootu6.ou; good to choloe
ewes, 84.2fiff4 85.
Quotations or, feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, ffi.fjnftfi.M: good feeding
Jennings. 4 ;ii'y4 i, gooci feillmg TA ether.
Iondon Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, Aug. 14. Closing quotation on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Conaola. money ....0 1-18 N. Y. Ontral 15
od account o-m Nnrrom a wratarn .. "
Anaconda 4 I do pfd I
Atrhiann MV Ontario A Waalarn.. 67-4
do pfd lMVi Pennsylvania 74H
Daltlmore A Ohio. . .1 19 V Kami Mlnaa 4-4
anadlan Parinc lin. (trading
hraapnake A Ohio .. 5' do lat pfd 4("-i
Chlcaao O W 11: do Id pld 47V,
C M. A 81. P mat-i Btmtharn Railway 8V4j
Da Herra IT I do pfd 101
. A R. O ISV( Southern Pacific
do pfd 0 I nlon Paclnc 187V,
Erie 49T do pM 100
do lat pfd S7y v. 8. Steal 37t
do Id pfd 771, do pfd l'
Illlnola Central lMv, Wabaah to
b. A N 154V, do pfd 4J
M . K. A T S3tlpanlh 4a 12
SILVER Rar.
C. M. St. P.. .. a
Vnlon Pacific 36
C. A N. W
F K. M. V.... 93
C, St. P., M. 4 O.. 4
B. & M 63
C. , B. & y
C. R. I. ft P., east 4
C. H. I. & P.. west ..
6
10
1
24
2
6
3
6
3
60
17
11
IS
Total receipts ....224
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of hcud Indicated:
Cattle.
steady, i 9-lod per ounce.
-IV. 'd
The rate of discount In the open mnrket
for short bills Is I'-nti I 15-16 per cent; three
months bills, 1 lo-m per cent.
Serf York Mining Storks.
NEW VORK, Aug 14.-Closlng quota
tions on. the Mining exchange were aa lol-lows:
WT Little Chief
55 (Ontario ....
41 mphlr
Adama Con
Alice
Breeca
Brunawlck Con..
Coniatock Tunnel
Con. (.'a I. A Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron Bllver
Uadvllle Con...
. 15
. 7
.126
.175
.140
. I
Phe-nli
Ptxoal
Savage
fiterra Nevada
timall Hopoa .
Standard
.. I
..too
..460
.. I
..
.. 44
.. 33
.. 21
..110
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 14. Bank clearings for to
day were fl.462,223 65 and for the corre
sponding date last year f 1,242, 770. 00.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 14. WH EAT Sep
tember, 737al74c; December, 744'"74c; May,
'()774c. Cash No. 2 hard, 78ci63c; No.
79 S2; No. 2 red, 79'ijtW.
CORN September, 46c; December, 38c:
May, 38c. Cash No. 2 mixed, 49c; No.
white, 49494c
OAT8-N0. 2 white. 31c; No. 2 mixed. 26c.
HA V Strong to higher: choice timothy.
f9 .0ii(i9. 6o; choice prairie, f6.6t6.75.
EUOS HIg-her: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. t white wood cases Included. 17c; case
count, 16c; cases returned, c per dog less.
lil TTfcK-Creamery, 19c; ualry, 16c.
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board uf Trade building, was:
Omaha Packing Co... 621
Bwlft and Company.. 9t3
Cudahy Tacking Co.... 9ni
Armour & Co UiS
Swift ot Co., fin St. J. ...
Carey & Kenton 98
Ibman ft Co 66
McCreary & Carey ... 40
W. I. Stephen 44
Hill & Son 77
Huston & Co 70
Hamilton ft Hoths 'l.lld 60
K F. llusi 112
Klngan ft Co
Wolf ft Murnam 131
Mike Haggerty of
J. B. Root ft Co 03
Layton Packing Co
Other Buyers 378
4.2i
Hogs.
t3
914
6W
1,136
Sheep.
420
761
7.i7
1.914
2S1
840
221
4,174
4.440
Total
CATTLE The receipts today were liberal
for a Monday, about 2ol cars being received.
The receipts show a gain of about thirty
two cars as compared with last Monday,
but were somu lighter than the receipts of
he same duy a year ago. The offerings
were for tho most purt westerns, there be
ing but few corn feds on sale.
There were some pretty good western
Bteers on sale and there were some good
buyers for the best kinds. The heavy re
ceipts hnd a tendency to make trading
rather draggy and the cattle did not change
very fast. Western cattle coming In com
petition with the half-fat and warmed-up
corn feds make prices on thoso kinds a lit
tle lower. There Is a smaller number of
westerns coming and on many days more
good corn-fed cattle than la usual at this
time of year. The market today was Just
about steady on the good kinds, but there
was an undertone of weakness to the trade,
and anything half fat or warmed up or
common changed hands at prices a shade
lower. There was very little activity dis
played, although buyers were picking up
the cattle right along.
The good feeling that prevailed last week
on she uluff was not in evidence today and
sellers were unable to hold their cows and
heifers up to steady prices. The very beat
kinds were a shade lower and from that to
10c lower on the commoner grades. Busi
ness In this division was dull and trading
slow.
Hulls were lower today, but vcnl --'ves
and stags held about steady with la Fri
day. There was a good supply of stockers and
feeders and the same good demand that
has been In evidence for the past week.
Good heavy feeders were steady with the
close of last week, but the lighter weights
were not In as good demand as the heavy
stuff and were lower.
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. ISat y"
Wheat
Sept... 2474 76 73 74 74
74
Dec... 76 76 74 74 76
Corn
Sept... 47'S47 47 4fi 47 47
Lvc... 39tj39l 39 3!4 38 39
Oats
Sept... J7 27S 26 26 27
Pork
Sept... 14 20 14 20 14 07 14 1 2 14 15
Oct.... 14 22 14 22 14 12. 14 17 11 17
Lard
Sept... 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 75 7 72
Oct.... 7 87 7 87 7 82 7 85 7 82
Ribs
Sept... 867 8 67 8 50 8 0 860
Oct.... 8 80 8 80 Soil 8 7o 8 57
Receipts. Shipments.
422,000 204.000
157.0uO 112.UO0
42.000 6,HJ
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Wool Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14 WOOL Market
firm; domestic fleece. 3."39c.
BOSTON. Mass.. Aug 14 WOOIThe
Boston Commercial Bulletin says 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 nf do
mestic and liberal sales of small lines of
fleeces and territory have been closed. witJi
some transfers or large lines of Montana
and other territory In the original bags.
The market Is kept closely sold un on
graded territory. Most of the fleece wool
movement la made up of medium grades
washed Ohio halfhlood selling at 41c and
unwashed three-eighths at 35c. The
scoured cost of most of the territory sold
Is well over 70c and up to 78e In some In
stances for fine. Scoured and pulled wools
hre In short supply. A recent trade In fine
Montevideo, comprising ooO.ooO pounds, was
closed at 36c. Australian tine Merino sold
at 43'fl4c In the grease. The shipments
of ool from Boston to date from Decem
ber 29, 1904. according to the same author
ity, are 144.167.54X pounds against 130 937,
2i? pounds at the same time last. year.
The receipts to date are 237.695,541 pounds
against 2i2.43l.90l pounds for the same pe
riod last year.
ST. LOriS. Aug 14 -WOOI-Steady: me
dium grades combing and clothing 2331c;
light line. 2l'627c; heavy fine, 18a22c, tub
washed, S2'u-4Jc.
BEEF STEERb.
No. AT. rr. Kn. AT. rt.
I 120 ' 50 14 1231 1 is
10 l'HO 4 40 10 12M 1 jo
1047 4 71 11 1444 I 15
42 1127 4 0 10 u4 15
10 1207 I 00 12 1274 4 10
II 1042 4 00 67 120 I 20
24 1041 6 OH 18 1504 4 SO
11 ..1241 I 10 54 1427 I 40.
COWS.
1 1040 I 10 1 I8 I to
1 770 I II 14 831 I 10
1 714 I 31 II 170 I at
1 1075 I 50 10..., Mi) 1 (.5
1 SS0 I 50 J...V 1170 I 71
1 1140 I 10
HEIFERS.
11 T01 t 85 1 776 4 It
1 1040 I U
BULLS.
1 1220 I 10 1 1440 I 7S
CALVES.
1 140 4 50
BTOCKERS
47 IN
AND
I.
FEEDERS
77S I 04
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market Is firmly maintained;
common to good are quoted at 6(i'ic;
prime, 7c; fancy. 8c. 8 pot quotations
range from 4o to 6c, acorn-ding to grade.
CALIFORNA DRIED FKI ITS-Aprlcots
apiear to la- In liberal supply around
recent figures, but sellers show no
disposition to make concessions and the
tone of the market la firm; choice are
quoted at 81JSc; extra choice. 848c;
fancy. 410c. Peaches for future delivery
are strongly held and spot supplies remain
too light to form a basis for quotation,
with tne exception of fancy, which are held
at llc Kalslna are without fresh develop
ments; loose Muscatels are quoted at 44, f
64c; seeded raisins at 6tr7c. and Lun
don layers ut ll.0oal.lo.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III., Aug. 14. CORN Lower;
No. 3 yellow, 644c; No. 1, 64c; No. 4,
634c: no grade, &c4c
OAT8 Lower: No. I new white, 26c; No.
4 white, 24W-Vo.
4 152 I 00 (74 1 19
1 110 1 00
NEBRASKA.
7 heifers.. 64H 2 16 13 cows 1008 2 80
6 feeders.. 826 8 1") 14 cows 1km) 3 on
7 cows 9S8 3 f) 16 cows VA4 I 00
20 feeders.. 749 8 15 66 feeders.. 909 8 15
17 cows 95 8 25 46 steers ... 959 1 30
20 steers 94il 3 40 13 feeders. .1049 8 50
10 feeders.. 747 3 65 ' 7 steers... .1210 3 85
11 steers.. ..112ti 880 6 steers... .136 3 90
10 cows S47 2 30 9 cows lo31 275
7 heifers.. 9:U 2 85 6 steers. ...lcUH 3 75
9 feeders.. 775 3 20 8 feeders.. 92o 8 20
3 feeders.. ff0 2 ftl 1 feeder. ..1W 2 60
8 feeders.. Sal 3 20 76 feeders. .liH 3 35
6 feeders.. 1046 2 5 18 feeders. .1016 3 36
1 feeder. ..lo4d t 85 . jH feeders.. 934 3 2t
1 feeder... 800 J 75 6 cows o6 2 65
16 feeders.. 1014 8 30 7 feeders. . S7I liu
4 cows 90 2 45 4 heifers.. 675 2 40
Scows l"'.-8 2 10 4 heifers.. 910 246
I 1 calf 2T10 4 75 19 heifers.. l'ea 3 40
22 cows 92 2 16 13 cows 866 1 90
9 cows 911 2 20
WYOMING.
1 steer 1110 3 70 1 cow 1030 I 70
1 steer l7o 3 70 1 cow 91tt 3 70
1 cow 1130 1 70 37 steers.. ..1S.V) 4 00
1 cow UoO 3 26 85 steers. ...1198 3 70
17 rows 927 3 1 5 27 steers... .1142 J Vi
1 cow 1130 1 70 1 cow If30 ffO
I cow 1KO t 25 1 cow 910 t 70
IS cows J 8 15 heifers.. 1060 t
21 steers.. ..K90 3 75 .
SOl'TH DAKOTA.
25 feeders.. 946 8 76 1 feeder. . .1090 3 00
11 cows I022 2 75
H Carnahan Neb.
8 cows 6S0 1 75 4 cows 962 3 OS
15 heifers.. 6st ? 65 14 feeders.. 736 3 45
A. P. Eckert-Neb.
3 heifers.. 710 3 65 9 cows Kl 2 75
17 feeders.. 742 3 30
E. D. Meyers Neb.
21 rows...... fttWi 2 40 14 cows 930 3 90
Jf, feeders.. 11 il 3 75 96 steers. ...1163 4 00
22 calves... 198 5 00
Slallery Bros. Neb.
20 cows 9i4 3 20
Walsh ft M Wyo.
22 steers. .. .L57 3 6
C. L. Christian Wyo.
43 steers.. ..1321 4 35
J B. Kendrlck Wyo.
1 cow 940 1 60 110 steers.. .11X2 1 80
4 rows 945 2 50 26 cows PxO 3 35
1 cow 90 2 50 1 cow 1130 3 35
Mrs. J. B KendrleksWyo
8 steers... UW 3 K5 15 sleets.. . HO 3 H5
J steers ... Ida 8 S5 2 steers.. . 12i 8
Henrv Shoddi Idaho.
14 feeders.. 872 t 50 12 cows 919 2 IS
II bulla 1179 2 60 49 s'.etr.... iMJ 3 15
il cows t"0 2 JO
J. Bingham 8. D.
I bulls 47n 3 to 1 feeder... fro 3 25
6 feeders . KX'i S 13 COW tl -H 2 To
4 KtJeu. .1"j7 Jw 2 cows e.M .&
j'""11". e ia, gooo teiiimg wetners,
f4.00rfj4 35; feeding ewes, f3 274i3.76: breeding
ewes. 4.oCg4 60.
Representative sales:
No. v yir.
121 native cull ewes 83 I 25
8 Wyoming ewe feeders 98 3 26
498 yomlng ewes 103 4 50
4' Wyoming wethers Ind 5 00
3o3 Wyoming wethers 107 6 00
CHICAGO I.IVR STUCK MARK 10 T
Ten Cents Higher
Cents Higher.
14. CATTLE Receipts,
Cattle Steady to
Hut! Five
CHICAOO. Aug
'".'ki neau inciuninar ztm -ret-nna fttt nmat
erns; market steady to 10c higher; good to
prime steers, f5.4ot(6.00; poor to medium.
14 00(6.26; stockers and feeders.' J2.26'rj4.:S;
cows, I2.25ft4.40; heifers, UVi(5.00; canners,
fl.2fii2.26: bulls. f2.Hm3.K5; calves, f3.00nri.50;
lexas fed steers, f3.oo4.75; western steers,
t3.70ncl 60.
Hi MJ8 Receipts. 30.000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, n.Oirt head; market Be high
er; mixed and butchers. 8.1.90116.4:4; good
to choice heavy, $n.25W.40; rough henvv,
f5.8otj15; llifht, ftUOrjit;; bulk of sale's,
..0iiLf rt.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rrcelpts. 15.000
bead; sheep market loo higher; lambs. Wii
16c higher; good to choice wethers. f4.75
1j5.00; fair to choice mixed. f4.oon4.io; west
ern sheep. 14 25't5.00; native lambs, f5.251f
7.26; western lambs, f6.(Wj7.40.
few York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14-BEEVES-Re-celpts.
4.335 head; market for good steers
steady: others slow; steers, f3.55'(i6 1I6; hulls,
fJ. 25413.90; cows, fl.0?i3.424; cables, quoted
live cattle higher In Imdon at 11Vij12c
per pound, dressed weight siie; low at
Liverpool at loiilc; exports tomorrow,
850 cuttle, 1,008 sheep and 3,400 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts. 2.403 head; veal mar
ket fully fl higher; buttermilks. 2Tic higher;
vonls. f.VOOv7 7.50: throwouts. ft. 0054. 50; grass
ers and buttermilks. f3.0Hig3.75; few choice
heavy buttermilks, f4.00; dressed calves,
firm; city dressed veals, 74&Wc per
pound; choice, 11c; country dressed. ujl0c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,797
head; good handy sheep, steady; heavy
weights, dull und easier; Iambs In fair de
mand; top grades, 15f25c lower; sheep f3.00
164.62; choice, ft.76; culls, f2.(V.i250; lambs.
fo.5v&7.624; two cars choice, f75o7i7.75; gen
eral market, f5.0O'37.50.
'HOGS Receipts, 8,939 head; market high
er; Btate hogs, f6.65'6.80.
Coadltlaa of Trade and Uaotatlans oa
Staple and Kaoey Prolines.
EvKlS Keceipts, fall; ma 1 H 1 1 steady;
ca lid nd slock, I or.
LIVli I'm i.HiV-lli'ii. 9c, roosters,
6111V; turke)!v, 1.1, Km , ducks. V, spiin
ducks, 9c; spting chickens, lHuHc.
Bl I TER Mai ki t llrm; pa. King stock,
16,nl6c; cnolce to 1. nicy dairy, 18-UUH;;
creamery, 214j ;;c; prints, lie.
ML HA H-c-l uular.l granuiHtrci. in barrels.
f6 tVi let cat, culvs, fn.dO per cwl.; cut
loaf. fi; 95 per cwt.; No 6 ex'.ra C, ff' 60 per
cist ; No. i extut C, V-.;f let cwt., No. 13
jellow, fi SO per cwt., X powdered,
fi! Ho rr cat.
FRESH FISH-Trout, 11c; halibut 11c;
bullalo tdresseu., ic; , ickeiel tdreaaed). c;
white bass tcli esrd 1, 1-c ; aunuMi. tic, percti
(Scaled and dressed 1, Sc. pike, 11c; catilsh,
15c; red snapper, W; salmon, 11c; crappies,
12c; eels, 15c; bullheads, 11c, black bass,
2ia;; Whitehall. 11c; frog legs, jier dot , 36c;
lobsters, green. 27c; tillcd lobsters, Joe;
shad roe, 4c; blucflsh, 8c
HAY Prices quoit it by Omaha Wholesalo
Hay Dealers' association: Choice. f7; No.
1, 5.50; No. 2, f',; coarse, f6. Those prices
are for hay if good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. fie
TilOl'ICAL FRl'IT.
Ot. ANGES-vaiencln. ai. sires, f4.78.trf.0n.
LEMONS l.lmonlera. exi.a fi,nr,
Site, 7 00, 3H and 3HO sties. 17.50, choice,
27o. si and 300 sixes, fd 7;y 7.00.
DATF-S-l'i-r box ot ;i lib. rkas., fi;
Halloween. In 7-lb. Im.sc per lb., ftc.
FlOS-Cnlifornln. pcr 10-ln. carton, 75J
Sfic; Imttorted Smyrna, 4-crown, Uc; if
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slred bunch, fl.7l
ifl.'tb: Juinhos. fj. 50-1130
FRl'lTS AND MELONS.
rr.ARS t.r.r::. tt. per nolo, box, I2.7S.
I'H M8-1 allfornU, per 4-ba.skel crate,
fl b-ul.3u; gios prunes, fl.6o, llungai lana,
11.6"
PEACHES- California freestones, per X
lb. box, fl.10; Elbeftas, 51 15.
CAN TALOl'PES -Texas, per crate, 12 00;
Texas. Rocky l-'onl seed. fJ6i'u3t.
WA i'EHM i:I.il.S--Aliilinma Sweets. 15J
2;",c each; crated, lc per lb.
RASPBERRIES - Red. box of 24 pta. ft
BLACKBERRIES Cat of i4 qta., flSTJ
2. tii.
APPLES Dutclu-ss. Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins. In 3-bu. bills, f.1 .coy JJ!,; In bu.
baskets, fl.
VEGKTAULKS.
WAX BEANS-ler Vi-tm. b.-sket.
string beaim. per -bu. box, j.iis'ic.
I'D TA'I OES- New. per bu., 2o(u35c.
LEANS Navy, per nu., f2.
CI i I'M HERS-Per dox.al'.'c.
TOMATOEB-Home-grown, -bu. baskets,
6Cc.
I'AhflAGE-Home-grown, In crates, pet
lb.. lc.
O.N Hi.NS Home-grown, yellow,
white, lo per lb.
BEETS--New. per bu.. 75c.
CELERY Kalamazoo, tier do,.
BWIiET 1'OTA 1 OES Virginia,
bbl., 14.
fillSCEI.LANI'.orS.,
CHEESE Swiss, new, i5c; Wisconsin
brick, 124c; Wisconsin llmberger, 16c;
Twins, L'vc: Young Americas, L'4o.
Nl'TS Walnuts, No. ) soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard tuiells. per lb., 13c:
No. 2 soft shells, per lh., 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12o. Pecans, large, per lb,
12c; small, per lb.. 10c. Peanuts, per lb.. 7cj
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12'nT3c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hurd shells, per lb., 16c. Shellhark hickory
nuts, per bu.. 81.76; large hickory nuts, per
bu , 11.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 1 green, 7c:
No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted, 8c; No. 1 veal
calf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry salted, 7J
14c: sheep pelts, 20c&tl.00; horse hides, fl.il
1(3.00.
253350.
red and
26o.
per 3-bu.
Metal Market.
LONDON. Aug. 14. The London tin mar
ket appeared to be hesitating with futures
unchanged at tiXs 6d. The local market con
tinued quiet with holders' views a little
less pronounced und spot quoted at f32.i6
(&:i2.90. Copper Is said to be In a firm po
sition locally and some dealers ure talking
fli for spot supplies before the upward
movement Is checked. Available supplies
on spot are said to lie very light and
both lake and electrolytic are now quoted
at fl6.62'u 15.87; casting. fl5.26'u 16.60. The
London market wns unchanged for spot,
but higher for futures with both positions,
closing at 69s 7d. Le-ud closed unchanged,
but London re;xirtcd a slight advance to
13 10s 9d. Spelter was higher In both
markets, closing at f3.7diii6.8i locally and at
24 10s In Ixmelon. Iron closed at 49s 4d
for Glasgow and 47s 4d for Mltldlesbor
ough. Locally the market shows no fresh
feature. No. 1 foundry northern Is 'luoted
at fl6.25'iV 17.00; No. 2 foundry norlhern at
f 15 7o'i7 16.60; No. 1 foundry southern at 115.75
2j-1K.7S; No. 2 foundry .southern at flieKKiJ
16.-5.
ST.
steady,
LOriS. Aug. 14. MKTALS Iead,
f4.6t"ij4. 62; . spelter, firm, fs.iO.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 14.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 20,u0 head. Including 6,010 southern;
market, steady to li lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers, f4 9"u5.50; fair to
good. f3.75'4.8o- western steers, f3.5erij4.75;
stockers and feeders, f2.6fKSi4.26; southern
steers, f2.60eci4.26; southern cows, fl.7j'(i3.2fl;
native cows. $l.7oft4.O0; native heifers. f3.0d
4.6o ; bulls. J'J 15-.j3.L6; calves, f3.m'o6.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3,6C0 head; market. 5fr
7c higher; top, 16.224; bulk of sales, f ; lo
(l.20; heavy, fi'.coijci 15; packers, f'..loGi.24;
pigs and light. feUV(7i 22.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipt s, 4 .300
head; market. fhUlOc higher; native ambs,
fn.25iei4.86; western lambs. f6.26re4.8b; fed
ewes and yearlings, f4.2fyi6.50; western
clipped yearlings, f4.i6o6.60; western clipped
sheep, f4.284g6.uo; stockers and feeders, f3.00
tc4.36T
live Stork Market.
Aug. 14. CATTLE Re
st. I.ools
ST. IX3UIS.
ce lpts, 6. IHO head, Including 3,400 head Tex-
aus; market, steady; native shipping and
export steers, 84.lo4if.tiO; dressed beef and
butcher steers, f3.3tii4.fS; steers under 1.000
pounds. f.l6a3.75; stockers and feeders,
fJ Sou 4.(0; cows and heifers. f2.154 85; can
ners. fl. 50:0; bulls. 25f(i3.5o, calves. J3.10
tfi.bO; Texas and Indian steers. 2-5'84.I5;
cows and heifers, f2.0"i(3.15.
HoGS Receipts, 2,600 head: market,
higher; pigs and lights, f 6. 26'at; 40 ; packers,
f'v i6'gf.35; butchers und best heavy, lei.'Jl'a
6.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.5CO
head; marke t, steady; native muttons ft 25
ip4-60; lambs, $5'C((7.tfi; culls and bueks.
f2.Wi4.6t; Blockers, f4.Ut84.50; Tcxans, 4.00
(U4.25'.
SI. Joseph I. lie Stork Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Alb?. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.834 head; market steady; natives,
f3 7Min 6o; cows and heifers, fl .6o4.40; stock
ers and feeders. f2.7t.'y4.15.
HOUS Receipts, 2.779 head; market 6ftlflc
higher; light. 16 .K'ifitJ.16; medium and heavy,
f.'i .9fi''nl .10; built of sales, f Ooefeti 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4. Mil
head: morket active and steady; Idaho
lambs, fi.85.
Slonx City I. Ire Stork Market.
SIOCX CITY. Aug. 14-(Spcclal Tcl..
gram. ) CATTLE Receipt s. Km head; mar
ket steady; lieeves, f3 5n'u6 0o; cows and
heifers. 32.252i4.0u; stockers and feedi-rs,
fj .'jciii3 ;5; calve s and yearlings. f2.504i3 ..
Ill Hi 8 Receipts. 20 head; niurkct
steady, selling at 16.7f.yti.05. bulk of sales,
fo C OO.
Oils and nostu.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14 OILS Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, nominal; yellow, 80
f3oc. Petroleum, stendy; refined, New
ork, $090; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
f6 85; bulk. 3 95. Turpentine, quiet, 634u
64c.
RORIN Quiet; strained, rommon to gooa,
3. 57.(1(3.60.
HAVAN.NAII, Allff. 14 ctlt I urpentme,
firm, flov.o.
nosiN-Flrm: A. B. C D. 13.85; F. f3 95;
O, tl.O.i-'ut.lO; 11. 14 10; I, 4.i:'4; K. t4.16; M,
$4.25; N, J4 46; W. (1.. $4 .ST,: W. W., $5 15.
OIL CITY. Aug. 14 OILS Certificates,
no bid; credit balances. $127. Shipments,
172.970 bills., average 81.812 bbls.t runs. 130,
071 bbls., average 67.790 bbls. Shipments,
Lima, 90 43 bbls.. average 52. '.'35 bbls.; runs,
Lima, 108,1,10 bbls., average 49.826 bbls.
Snanr and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Aug 14.-Brr5AR Raw,
firm; fair refilling. 34fj3 17-32c; centrifugal,
90 test, 4fi4 6-32c; molanses sugar, 8fdi
8 9-32c. Refined, firm: cruHhed, 8.00c; pow
dered, 5.4i c';granulate(l, 6 3i'c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 14 SI 'fl A R Quiet;
open kettle centrifugal. 4'ii4'iic: centrifu
gal whites. 4 l.ri-l('u6 l-pic; yellows, Vu4cJ
seconds. 2ff3e.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, 13JJ
2ilc; cenlrlfuKal. IVfillc .
BYUL'P Nominal, Soc.
Visible Supply of firnln.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14. -The visible supply
of grain Saturday, Auttust 12, as complied
by the New York Produce exchange, is as
follows:
Wtient. 13.899,000 bu.; Increase. 114.000 ba.
Corn, 6.075.-O0 bu ; Inon-uso, iX3,oo0.
oats, rt',6.in bu.; Increase, 97,li bu.
live, 89o.il- bu.; Increase, CJ.cnio bu.
Barley, oli.OOO bu ; increase, iS.O.O bO.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14. COFFEE Market
for futiiri-H ojiened steady at unchanged
prh-ea, In line with foreign markets. Tha
oli.." was steady at a net advance of
c(15 po'nts. Soles were repf rted of 95.
0oi brigs, Including September at $7 0V
7 1V Octobe r. 7.15i7.2o; I iit-eoiber, $7.3o'ii
7 4".; March, $7 .V,fj 7 (16 ; May, $7 7ii7.80; Bpot
steady, No. 1 Rio, 8c.
Stork In
Receipts of livestock
western markets yesterday
cattle
Mailt.
ot the six principal
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ..
Pt. Joseph ....
St. Ixiuls
Chicago ,
Total
.. 4. ml
loO
. .20.iV
.. 2.M4
.. 6600
..20,000
Hogs.
3.745
2.8"
.6'
2.779
2,Eo
30.000
.54.425 45.324
Sheen.
4.414
4 Son
4.;i
t. .-..)
15,o
21.105
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aua 14 COTTON-ppot.
cloaed quiet, lo points lower; middling up
lands. 1o.56c; middling gulf, lu.aoc; sales.
1.3 0 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 14 COTTON
Maiket quiet and easy; sales. 100 bales:
ordinary 7c; good ordinary, 8 1616c; low
middling, 9 13-b'K-; middling. Io7-bo; g w,d
middling. lc; middling fair. 11 l-lc, re
celnts. ? 5.; stock (actual) 70.481 bales.
ST LOI'18. Aug. 14. COTTON-Qulet;
middling. loc: sales. 9 bales; shipments,
6K biles; slock. Kfco bales
LIVERPOOL, Aug 14-4'JTTON-Spot In
limited demand: pi li es five points lower;
American middling 6bVl; good middling.
6 9-1. middling, 6 74d; low middling. f.fAd:
gmid ordinary. 6l. ordinary. 6 iml. The
sales of the day were S.U'i bales, of which
j bales were for speculation and ex
ort and Included 4.7oo bales American;
receipts, 6.0.0 bales, Including I.4.0 American.
I Iverpool Urn I n Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL Aug. ll.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures, easy; September, 6s 7d;
December. 6 6d.
CORN Spot easy; American mixed,
4s ll'jd. Futures, dull; Sepletnlser, 4s H'di
December, Is 9il ; Junuury, 4s 3d.
Harvester Company Iteorgnnlses.
PEORIA, III., Aug. 14 The transfer ot
the Acme Harvester company of this city
to the Acme Harvesting Machine company.
Incorporated under the laws of New Jer
sey for $..0,o.o. was mule here today.
Tl'ie directors of the new croneorn are:
D. R. Forgan, Chicago; . H. Burr. New
York; Ferd Luthla I". W. Oarvln, Nw
Jersey: R. C. S'-haffner. Chicago. Mr.
Forgan is presle!ent. The prope rty lias been
In tlo hands of a conim'itee of creditors
since It became financially Involved over
a year ago and has now, the directors say,
been placed on a sound baiii.e.
Walter Snnaer I'nllinan Injured.
SAN MATEO. Cnl . Aug. 14 -Walter
Sanger Pullman, son of the late George M
Pullman, was thrown from a bugy. while
driving in .''an Maleo. und sustained severe
Injuries fr.im which he may di". There la
a severe Injury In the- Jaw and another on
the u; per portlmi of the head, but bis
physician bus not teen aide to determine
whether he is suffering from poii-usslu'i of
the brain or has had his skull fractured.
Edwards-Wood Co.
t laeorpeera iru ,
Halo Clflcc: Fil'ii sad KobsrU Str.ttl
5T. PAUL. niYN.
Goods Market.
Aug II. prints were sd-
IJry
NEW YORK,
vane-oil from to c on all leading makes
In the dry goods ma-ket today. More buy
ers arrived from the west and south and
LEALEK8 I H
Stocks, drain, Provisio.u
Ship Your Grain to V
lira neb Olllee. 1IO-I11 Hoard of Trade
lllilg., Omulia, tU. Telephone itfll .
212-214 Exeiiaiige l'.ldg., S'-iitl, Omaha.
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