THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 19. 1903.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Up on Weather Conditions
the Horthweit, ,
in
RED RIVER VALLEY REPORTS RAID
Corn la Mt4r iid Oats Stronger,
There Brln Good tain of
Former for Export Too
Floor Output.
OMAHA. Aug. 17. 1906.
There m a stronger feeling in the wheat
market. Rains in the Red River valley this
morning were reported and the fear that
the harvest would be delayed caused Home
buying. Broomhall gent another message
to the effect that the crop In Russia la se
riously Injured. Thla, however, doea not
strengthen the market to any extent, aa the
European markets teem to Ignore the re
port. The. Price Current tooay says the
exportable whoat la likely to etiual 200,000.
000 buaheli. September closed at 82N'u82Vc,
December at 4-c and May at Mlsc
Com cables bring some workable bids,
and there Is no danger of piling up stocks
at any primary market. Receipts were
larger than estimates. The market was
steady and some options vert down o.
September closed at 63c; old September,
Mv4c; December. 44S44c; old December,
4iHo, and May, HuHc.
Oats were strong and there wss a fair
oemand. September closed at &Qi'c; De
cember at j7iuI7Uc. and May at 2:,32c,
Liverpool closed fcd higher on wheat and
Unchanged to fed higher on corn. Wheat
strength was attributed to firmer cables
from America yesterday and to less favor
able Indian news.
At the seaboard there were sales yester
day of 264,000 bushels of corn for export,
the bulk of it new corn. Chicago sold for
sport about 160,000 bushels of oats and
the seaboard sold 800ou bushels. Primary
wheat receipts were 672,000 bushels and ship
ments 635,000 bushels, against receipts of
7fc3.0oO bushels last year and shipments of
491,000 bushels. Corn receipts were 42M.OOO
bushels and shipments 612,000 bushels,
against receipts of 24:1.000 bushels last
year and shipments of 475,iiOO bushels.
Grain receivers generally report that
farmers have stopped selling oats around
current figures. Bids of e above the
market Were made from Chicago yester
day and failed to bring a stngle car from
Illinois or Indiana. In most of this ter
ritory threshing is over and the unmar
keted surplus quite generally has been
stored, either on the farm or in country
elevators. Meanwhile, the wet weather In
the northwest has shut off the offerings
from Iowa and farther north.
The Minneapolis flour output last week
increased 24,280 barrels. The quantity
turned out was 2.10,6:41 barrels, against lo8,
7.18 barrels In 19o4, and 290.4H6 barrels In
1S03. The output this week probably will
not reach last week s total, as one large
mill has sh.it down. "The flour trade is
looking for lower prices," says the Minne
apolis Miller, "and the bids received by
Minneapolis mills for old whest flour are
In many cases more than 60c a barrel too
low, Wheat prices are fast approaching a
basis where the mills can do soma business
abroad."
Omaha Cash Bales.
2 cars, 79c; No. t
lod; futures, steadv; September. 4s ti;
December, 4s 8Hd: January, 4s 344.
CHICAGO URAI Af PROXIMO
Feat ares of the Tradlaa; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 17. Indications of Im
provement in txport demand wan lnrg ly
responsible for a bullish sentiment In the
wheat pit here today. Large engagements
of tonnage for flour was another potent
factor. September closed with a net gain
of Sc. Corn Is off r. Oats show a gain
of 4C Provisions closed from Km to 15c up.
The wheat market was inclined to drag
early. Absenco of from predicted for the
northwest caused support to be withheld
and resulted in an easy tone September
opened a shade to fi Vc off at 81VuS2c, and
declined to tnSc. before the Import oi the
adverse news began to have effect. At this
point shorts became concerned for their
lines. They found little wheat on the mar
ket and a sharp upturn resulted. Septem
ber Sold up to S.'Vc the advsnce being wll
maintained during the remainder of the ses
sion. The close was firm, a shade under the
high point, at 82N'nS2o. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 61. 2o0 bu.
Primary receipts were 672.000 bu., against
648.0H0 bu. last week and 7&6,noo bu. a ear
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago le
ported receipts or 10 cars, compared with
272 cars last week and 1"3 cars a year ago.
The firmness in the wheat market ex-
rted sufficient Influence in the corn pit to
old prices steadv In the face of continued
favorable crop reports. A fair scattered
commission house demand and some buying
by cash houses afforded the chief support
In the market. September started He down
t RSc, and closed at that figure, fluctuations
ranging between !27tc and 63'tc. Ioal rc-
eipis were zao cars, of wnicn lto graded
contrsct.
Movement of new eron to msrket and a
reported export demand held oats steady
u a iracrion aoove me preivous ciose. nep
ember closed at 26c. a sain of c. after
selling between 2o',c and 26'26VaC. Local
receipts were 230 cars.
Packers took offerings In provisions and
brought about a fair advance over the pre
vloua closing prices. Stocks of the leading
commodities are said to be growing steadily
mailer and general shinning demand 14
good. Ths close was firm. September pork
making a gain of 12c at 114 3.. Septem
ber lard Is up lOo at 17.724. September ribs
are 124c higher at (8.75.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whont,
121 ra.ru; corn, 259 cars: oats, 3o4 cars: hogs,
15.0110 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat i j
Sept. HlTtTS? tS H',,624 HMfC,
Doc. MVlH ML, M 84i83VI4
May S6V6! 86T ul 67l SCVi
Corn I
tSpt. 53H'!H 63t4 63 M'i 53VS'i
ISept. 63 MS 624ji 63 6.H
Dec. 4S 46V4fi '' 46'x! 46'
,Dco. 44V?fS 44 44 44Vu: r"
May 44'4u 44 44S.44CMj 44
26 2fifi4 ' 25H'26?'1 2Ri
Pec. 2fr27l27'81,7'.4 VPt 271! i7W 2RV'f "
May 2'(t; 29 2SV M:V i VdSs
Pork- I
Sept 14 S2W. 14 35 14 Sft 14 32Vjl 14 50
Oct. 14 30 14 46 14 30 14 40 14 30
Lard-.
Sept. 7 72H 7 W 7 7?H 7 7 674
Oct. 7 824 7 M 7 824 7 85 7 774
Ribs
Sept, 8 6714 8 774 8 674 8 75 8 60
Oct. S 76 8 874 8 75 8 86 8 724
WHEAT No. 8 hard
hard, 2 cars, 78c; No.
4 hard, 1 car. 72c.
CORN-No. S white,
car, 48c.
Omaha Cash
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 79'381c; No. 8 hard,
76ffl7lc; No. 4 hard, 7;T.c: No. 8 spring. 80c.
CORN No. 2, 4SSpi No- iac; "0
44c; no grade, 42ti-tic; No. 2 yellow, 60c:
No. i yellow, 49Hc; No. 2 while, 6uc; No. 8
white, 497c.
OATS-No. 8 mixed, 24c; No. 8 mixed,
23y.es No. 4 mixed., 23c; No. 2 white, 26Hc;
No. I white, 2oc, No. 4 white, MVic; stan
dard, 5Vc.
tarlot necelpts.
Wheat, Corn. Oats,
3 hard, 1 car, 76c; No.
1 car,' 49c; No. 8, 1
Prices.
Chief go 110 2l 230
Kansas City 170 7 21
Minneapolis 110
Omaha , 8 84 2
Duluth 71
St. Louis ' 120 42 35
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices as reported by
the Kdwards-Wood comimny, 110-111 Board
of Trade building, was
Article. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat III I
Sept...8,1V4'S,4 Wm 844 'V 4
-Ie.-..lftt4aVt ny Mi'"84S ' '83
May...l8tiHi'al 87H! 8tiVi 86V
WEATHER I THE URAIM BELT.
Cool Wave Extends Over the Central
Valleys.
OMAHA. Aug. 16. 1906.
The cool wave, noted over the northwest
AVennesday morning, spread over the cen
tral valleys during the night, but the fall
In temperaturo In the MlsMOurl valley was
not aa marked as was anticipated. The
temperature is rtHlng rapidly west of the
Missouri river this morning and much
warmer weather prevails over Ae northern
slope and western sections.
Severe rain and wind storms wero quite
general during Wednesday afternoon In
the lower Missouri and middle Mississippi
valleys, and light showers .were scattered
throughout the unner va leva. Rain 1
falling In North Dakota this morning, but
generally fair weather prevails over the
central valleys and west.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
asy oi tus last inres years:
1906. 1804. 1908. 1901
Minimum temperature.... 67 69 63 68
Precipitation 00. .00 . 00 T
Normal temperature for today, 74 de
grees.
Deficiency In precipitation sine March 1,
8.17 Inches.
Ten lency corresponding period In 1804,
8.63 Inches.
Dencieucy corresponding period In UOt,
8.48 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Kaln.
Stations. Mx. Win. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb 94
Auburn. Neb 97
Columbus, Neb.. 4
Falrbury. Neb. ...100
Fairmont. Neb... 94
Or. Island, Neb.. 90
Hartlngton, Neb. 78
Oakdale, Neb 85
Omaha, Neb 86
Tekamah, Neb... 84
Carroll, la........ 78
Clarlnda. la 89
Sibley, lai 76
Sioux City. Ia.... 84
Stoim Lake. Ia.. .6
m
63
64
61
66
70
64
62
67
61
61
60
63
64
61
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.no
.
.06
.00
.f.9
T
.20
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear '
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
No. of
Central. Stations
Chlcsgo, HI
Columbus. O
pes Moines, Ia..8
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis, Mo....
Local forecaster.
-TemD Rain.
Mhx. Min. Inches.
30 78 66 .00
17 74 63 T
12 74 Hi .26
11 M 6 .01
15 96 64 .32
26 76 60 .14
15 8'i 64 .06
U M 64 .38
L. A. WELSH,
Weather Bureau.
St. Loals Geaerav Market.
ot inns. Aui. 17. WHEAT Higher
No. 1 red. cash, elevator. 79c; track, M'
86c; September, 75Wr7Hc ; December, 81Sc
NIn 1 hard. K2AM'ikO.
i 'tin v Ktrm: No. 1 cash. 51Vic; track.
62ViicOc; September. 60Vc; December, 4174
OATS Firm: No. 8 cash, 2Hc; track. 16
j26Wc; September, Sic; Iecetuber. 26c; No.
8 white. 3Ck-.
vi.orn-Market heavy: red winter pat
ent. $4 20it.35; extra fancy and straight.
(3 6Vp4 15, clear. 13.05'u 3.30.
SKKI' Timothy, ateady, 13 46 2. 75.
CORN MEAL Steady at i6o.
HA Y Moderate; tintothy. 16.001.1,00; iirai
Tie, i 00(39 00.
IKON COTTON TIES 99c.
raoc.ino sy.
1'KMl' TWINK-IV.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: lobbing,
114 i.'H. Iird. higher; prime steam, 87.36,
Drv calt meats, higher: boxed extra shorts,
(8 75: clear ribs, 89; short clears, t.2S.
Bacon, stesdy; boxed extra shorts, 83 87Vs
clear ribs. IS 7b: allot t clear. 110.
POULTRY Steadv; chickens, Hc
springs. 12V ; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 71jo
geee, S'fi,'.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery, 16JT21V4C
dairy. 14 h 17c.
tUGS-Flrm, 15c, case count.
Receipts.
lo.ono
, 121.000
42.()
86.000
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats. bu....
Shipments.
II. 000
93.000
67, CM)
Mllwaake Grata Market.
M1LWACKEE. Aug 17 WHEAT-Firm
No 1 northern, 81 Oval. 10; No. 3 northern,
liitl.r September, 6JS'iS3o asked.
RYE Steady; No. 1, 6(oo.
BARLUY-Steady; No. 2, 60o; sample,
CORN Steady; September, 630 bid.
Lleeraaol Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aue. IT WHEAT Snot
r-omlnal, futures steady; September, (a
7 J. liermln-r, 6s d
COKN 6yt)i, easy. AiUerlcaa mlltd. 4
No. 2. tOld. tNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 4.MV
80: straights, 8400IB4.10; spring patents.
34 85416.40; straights, 33.54 83; bakers, 12.40
8 3 40.
YV H EAT NO. 8. Hfirgwe: JVO. 2 red, Mic.
CORN No. 2, 64Hc; No. 2 yellow, Klo,
OAT8N0. I 26ic; No. 2 white. 27Wil28c:
No. 8 white, 26'4'g36Hc.
RYE No. 2. 6c.
BARLET Oood feeding. Sc: fair to
Choice melting, 3S'S3!c.
SEED No. I flax. II 06: No. 1 northwest
ern. 81.16. Clover, contract grade. 312.26.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. 114.15
(S14.40. Ird, per loo lbs., 87.RO. Short ribs
sides rloosei. 38 108.80. Short clear sides
(boxed). IS.7558.87.
Receipts and shipments of nour ana grain
were as follows:
Receipts. Shlnments
Flour, bbls... 23,600 31.700
Wheat, bu 161.700 146,6o
Corn, U 279.000 411.400
Oats, bu 436.800 202,000
Rve. bu 3.000
Barley, hti 38,iViO 31.600
On the produce exchange today tne Put
ter market was nrm; creameries, lirgTOc;
dairies. 16-lilHc. Eggs, steady; at murk,
cases Included, 12 Vtf IW4C. 'Cheese, easy, 11
AEW YORK. . GEJVEHAL MARKET
Quotations
on Varlons
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market ia Actirs ana Hightr on
4 HrTy Buying of OuUideTt,
PROFIT TAKING STOPS THE ADVANCE
lose la IHill and Irresjnlar,
with several Issnea at High
Point for the
Day.
NEW YORK. Aur 17 Vearlv 600.000
hares of slocks were sold torinv In the
first hour's dealings on the Stock exchange.
The transactions of the first hour are the
nost significant of the day and are the
ruciai test of the tone of the market in
he majority of canes. The extreuie anlma-
lon during that period of today was con
vincing evidence of the irowlli of SDecu-
lutlve Interest. Large orders came from
arlous quarter. Every device was used
to make the opening prices high for tho
benefit of those who desired to realise
profits with the advantage of this growing
uisioe demand. The accumulated buying
emand was fed stendllv durlna the whole
of the first hour during the process of
realising profit-taking. The result was a
growing tendency to yield, which became
more marked aa the accumulated buying
orders were worked off. But when this
condition of affairs became evident there
was a discontinuance of the pressure to
sell which threw the market of the middle
portion of the day Into dullness.
Each day s news adds to the confidence
In the prosperous outcome of the grain
crops, and the grain carriers held their
conspicuous place In the day's market.
Stocks of eastern railroads were notably
held lack by the pressure to realise with
Reading being the conspicuous example.
although that stock touched a new high
record during Its period of strength. So did
Erie, which was the strong exception in
the group. I'nlon Pacific was again very
conspicuous and was the subject of the
mort talk of deals and of mysterious de
velopments. These rumors have taken the
orm of some Important development re
garding Oreat Northern preferred, from
which it Is said the expected benefit to
I'nlon Pacific will accrue, by reason of Its
large holdings of Great Northern. The
enthusiastic forcensts of the corn crops
helped Missouri Pacific to an additional
advance.
The reace conference at Portsmouth wss
the subject of attentive consideration under
the belief that the critical stage of the
negotiations had arrived. All signs con-
niied to point to a feeling of continence
in the financial world in a peace outcome
of tho conference and pessimistic utter
ances from diplomatic quarters seemed to
have no power to alter this reeling, i ne
favorable condition reportea ny tne iraae
authority In the Iron and steel Industry
had Its effect on the stocks of companies
onneetod with various branches or tnai
industry. There was some special activity
in tne Kepumio esteei stocks, inauc ur
discussion of the possible resumption of
dividends on the preferred stock. The
Ttn dividend on T'nlted States Reduction
and Refining explained the advance In the
stocks or that company, neports mai mi
often projected lead merger was again
abandoned depressed National Lead and
had some effect also on American. Bmemng.
The money market continued easy and
therefore received no attention In the stock
market. The digestive process continued
up to the close, which waa made Irregular
bv the heavv profit-taking In some stocks
and the late rise of about a. point In the
T'nlted States Steel stocks and some others.
ponds were steady. 1 oiai sais, psr
value, 33.R80.oo". T'nlted States 2s advanced
oj per cent on call.
Thi onotatlnns on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Bales. nign.iow.ioKs,
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-FLOUR-Recelpts,
10.366 bbls.: exports, 2.6S2 bbls.: market,
steady but dull; winter patents, 14.40
CM.80; winter straights 4.10'(i4.35; Win
nsota patents. 3S.0Ofifi.60: winter ex
tras, 83.0tKji3.46; Minnesota bakers, 33.65fi)
4.10; winter low grades, 12.91X0" 3 40. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good, H.wui ; choice
to fancy, 34. 354)4.60.
Kl K steady; iso. 3 western, tklttc. c. 1. r,
New York.
BARLEY Dull: feeding. 39c. c L f. New
York.
WHEAT Receipts. 24,000 bu.: spot mar
ket, firm; No. 2 red, 87c elevator and hh-c
1. o. b. anoat; mo. 1 nortnern, uuiutn.
II 11V f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Mani
toba, nominal, f. o. b. anoat. Opening a
shade lower on the bearish Price Current
report, wheat rallied and for the rest of
the day was firm at about Vc advance, In
fluenced by strength In the west, further
rains, bullish cables and light covering.
Mav closed at Wc: September. 87U8 13-16c.
closed at 87c; December, SSHaVic, closed
at 8Wc.
CVUK.N iteceipn. du. ; exporis, oi.tnu
bu.: soot market, barely steady; rso. z, tzc
elevator and 61W: t. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, eic; in o. z wnue, oc. ine opcion
market waa destitute or transactions ail
day, closing net unchanged. September
closed at 69Vc; December closed at 0110.
OATS Receipts, 146,60V du. ; spot market.
steadv: mixed oats. 26 to 32 lbs.. ailc:
cl DDed white. 36 to 40 ids., Ma.c.
HAY Steady; shipping, tWfltc; good to
choice. 9o&c.
Hul'S Mulct; olds, mc; lacino coast,
1Skrt24e: 19u3. 170190 : olds, imiic.
HIDES Quiet; Galveston, 20 to 26 pounds,
10c; California, 21 to 26 pounds, lUu; Texas
dry, 24 to m pounus, is-o.
fKUVlHlUNo-neei, siesay: lamuy, w.ou
12.00; mess, 9.6Xfl 10.00; beef hams 320.00
M ). Cut meats, firm: pickled bellies. 8V
10Hc; pickled snouiaers, twaw! pickled
hams, Wvnioe. i.ara, nrm; western
steamed, 7.8u(8.15; retlned. firm; continent
$8 26; Soutn America, s 10; compound, b,i6
416.00. Pork, firm; family, 317.50'18.0u; short
Clears, 313. 7&6 16.26.
RICE rlrm; nomesuc, lair to extra, 31
fijCVc: Japan, nominal.
MLllblt nrili: buwi JJIICVO, VlllA
creamery, znaac; omciai prices, creamery,
common to extra, ii-i'8.:ic; siaie aairy
common to extra. 17gr20ic; western Imlta
ti..n creamsrv extras. 194c: firsts, lSrjltiV.
CHEESE yulei; lull creams, coiurea and
whim fRiicv. lOVtc: lull creams, lair to
choice, 9ValO'4c; full creams, large, colored
and white fancy, l(Hc.
POULTRY Alive, unseinea: western
chickens, 14c; fowls, 12c; turkeys, 12c
dressed, steady; western chickens, Ualoc
fowls, a2Vo; turkeys. Ligi.c.
Kaaaas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17.-WHEAT-8ep
tember, 7o1'(j,7oHc; ivcember, .lyiiihc
May, 78'a'78'sc; cash. No. 2 hard, 7u4c
No. 1 red. 800. Reoeiots. 141 cars.
CORN September, 47V'&47V; December,
V; May, 3ay&ci casii. No. 3 mixed,
4Stw,c: No. 2 white. 60c.
OATS No. 3 white, 27H28c; No. 2 mixed,
HAY-Steady: cholca timothy, 13.00,
th ilce prairie, JB.so.
RYE Steady; 66c.
BUTTER Steady; . creameries, l&519c
dairies, laic.
EUGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whitewood cases Included. Vc; case
count. 15c; cases returned, lens.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu 141.txi0 lot.uoO
Corn, bu 4fc,0U0 92,i
Oats, bu 2;.iaa)
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as rtported by tte Edwards-Woort com
pany, Uo-111 Board of Trade building, was
Article. I Open. I High. Low. I Close ! Yes'y
Wheat
. Sept..,
May...
lec...
Deo..
May..
Dec
Oct..
Oct..
Ribs
Sept..
Oct..
74U4
77Vr-'il
74
14 IS
14 30
T 70
T 77H!
8 70
8 76
75U
78 V
76
47H'
3w4
26,
14 26
14 36
7 7
Tsf
1 TU.
8
74V,
V
76W
47 '
34
26
26
14 16
14 30
7 TO
7 77V
8 66
3 76
75
7y ,
7&V
39
394
36 '
26
14 224
14 3u
776
7 85
8 72S
8 824
74H
7&H
47'
39
14 10
14 20
7 65
7 75
8 60
8 71)
T aires Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Aug 17. HEED Clover, cash
.; October, 19 174; December. 395; Jan
uary. 35 974: alsike August, JJ.Si. prime
timothy. 8t;
I
000; notes. Increase. M1 oiv; government
securities. Increase. csi.OKO.ona The propor
tion of the bsnk'S reserve to liability this
wek is 46 84 per cent, as compared with
46 72 per cent lest week.
Sew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17.MONEY-On cell.
esuy at 1412 per cent; closing bid. 1 per
cent: offered, 2 per cenl. Time loans, easy
and dull: 60 days, 2W3 per cent; 90 days.
3u3V per cent; months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-444
per cent.
Blr.m.iTsi r,.v. iiftniir, pirniy,
actual business in bankers bills at It R6,;uf
4.MW) for demand and at 3I.M7MJ-4 8480 for
AO-day bills; posted rates. 34 85404.874; com
mercial bills, 34.844
SILVER Bar, tjO'ic; Mexican dollars,
46c.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
stesdy. .
Closing quotations on bonds were as follows:
8. rf is, M....1MH Jipsn . M series... ft
85S
"'4
29 V
ArlAms Exnress .
Amsl. Copper 87,800
Amer. Car. Eoun.. 8.800
do preferred 1,900
Amer. Cotton Oil 100
do preferred
American Express ...
Am. Hide & L. pro... z"u
American Ice secur.. 1,300
Amer. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Amer. Locomotive 30,800
Ai nrofrr.(1 1 !HtU
Am. Smelt, ft R'f'g. .12.300 1W, 129
. i arm i9i 1911
864
8K4
1004
294
39H
894
294
247
8
38'i
1004
29
92
226
894
294
17
40
664
118
1294
121H 1214 1214
14S4 1444 1444
1164
904
1044
4
6R4
118
61
115
167t
103
464
2S4
404
V10' 1794'
24 224 S24
04 804 8i4
do Dreferred 600
Amer. Sugar R'f'g.... 6.900
Am. Tobacco, prd. c. i,a'
Anaconda Mtn. Co.... 2.100
Atchison 24.300
do preferred ,i'
Atlantic Const L 900
Baltimore & Ohio..... 16,500 1144 1134
do preferred , ....
Brooklyn Rapid T.... 6.800 70N, 70
Canadian Pacific 3.80O 1604 1694
Central of N. J 100 2144 2144
Ches. & Ohio 17,800 68 67H
Chicago & Alton
do preferred
Oreat Western 19.300
ChlCBgo & N. W
C. M. & St. P 21.300
Chi. Term. Trans
do preferred
C C C & St. L.... 100 103
Colo. Fuel & Iron. ...16,900 47H
Colo. & Southern 9"0 2S4
do 1st preferred -'"
do 2d preferred 8,700 414
Consolidated OaS
Corn Products 2.300 114
do preferred 2,300 61
Del. & Hudson 800 215
Del., Lack. & W 300 450
Denver R. 0 1.100 84
do preferred !.! j
niBtillers Secur 1.200 434
Erie S06.000 49'
do 1st preferred 4.4! M
do 2d preferred 6,6o0 7f4
ften. Electric 8,300 186
Hocking Valley ....
Illinois Centrsl
International Paper
do preferred
International Pump
do preferred
Iowa Central 300 294 294
do preferred son 6T4 67
K. C. Southern 700 28 27
do preferred Z' (4 694
T-nulsville & Nash.... l.Ooo 161-v, im
Manhattan L 10 167 17H
Met. Securities Z.ooo s: M4
Met. Street Ry 14.800 13o 1294
Mex. Central 12,0fi0 244 244
M.. St.' P. H. B. M. . W 14IOA 14J
do nreferred Nio
Missouri Pacific 38.700 107
Mo., Kan. & Tex 7.600 83
do preferred s.zno 7T.
National Iad 23,900 47
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd.- 100 89
N. Y. Central IZ.100 166
N. Y., Ont. W 7.100 66
Norfolk & Western.. 8,000 86
do preferred ..
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania ...
Peoole's Oas ....
P.. C. C. & St. I
Pressed Steel Car....
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car...
Reading C100
do 1st preferred 800
no 2d preferred...
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rock Island Co
do preferred
Rubber Ooods
no Dreferred
St. T. A 8. F. 2d pfd. 1 400
St. lyOtllS B. V Z.7X)
do preferred 2 300
Southern Pacific 29.800
do preferred 46
Southern Railway ....17.3(0
do preferred 1"
Tenn. Coal Iron. .. .16.700
Texas A Pacific 4.800
T.. St L. & W 2irt
do nreferreu son
Union Pacino 88,7(0
do preferred
T S Express
T R. Reslty M
U. 8. Rubber 64
do preferred 100 111
V. 8. Steel 106 4.0 374
do preferred Tt.fO W
Vs.-Caro Chemical.'.. 7'i0 844
do preferred o 107
Wabash 3 4" 224
do rrferred 10 444
Wells-Fargo Kin
Westlnahoi-ue Elec... 00 IT'H
Western I'nlon l.noo X(
Wheellnsr A- L. E 0 isv,
Wls-onsln Central ... oo ?9'4,
do preferred t 600 88
Northern Pacific 8.4iin fiR
Central leather 600 4'1
do referred I.Win JMli
8lns-Shemeld 900 92
Ex-dlvldend.
Total sales for the day, 1.194.000 shares.
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do ). 41
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rhlctfo ft A. IHt .. 0 it L. I M 0. It . 114
C. B. ft Q. ntw 4.10tH St. L. ft F fg. 4. is-,
C. R 1. ft P. 4s... 14 St. L. I W. con. 4t t2
do col. (1. H 8eboird Air Line 4t n
COO. A St. L. 8 4t.i"JX Bo Tsolflc 41 SH
Chicsso Ter. 4s n 1 do lit 4t. ctrt M'
Colo. lnd. la, set A.. 4 In. Rtllwtr 6a 11
do Mt B 7IVi Tetat ft Parltlc U...1I1V
Colo. Midland 4a 71 Tol . gt L ft W. 4
Colo, ft (Wutharn 4a.. 1'nlr.n PaclBc 4a r
Cuba 6a, cart lO do conv. 4l 1344
D. ft R. O 4a HUM IT. 8. Steel 2d F.I ...
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do san. 4a Wastern Md. 4a...
Ft. W. ft D. C. IS. lit W. ft Lata F.rla
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Japan 4a, cert 101 i
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Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 7.-Call loans. 2403 per
cent; time loans, 8u44 per cent. Closing
? notations on stocks and bonds were as
ollowa:
Atnhlaon adj. 4s 7H Adventure
do 4a iui lAIIOUFB
Meilcan Cantral 4a.. 74 lAmtlgamatcd
Atchltnn 9H Amtr. Zlno
do pfd lot Atlantic
Ronton ft Albanv. 2f.f. Blnihtm
Boaton Malna 17T Calumet ft Hauls..
Rtatnn Kltvated 164 Centennial
Fltrhburg pfd '. .. 14 Topper Rtnga
Meilcan Cantral 4tt Pair Weat
N. Y., N. H. ft H.fi't dominion Coal
I'nlon Pacific 117 franklin
Amar. Argo. Cham... 24H Oranbr
do pfd 4 Inla Roya la ........
Amar. Pneu. Tuba... t Maaa. Mining
Amar. Sugar 144" Michigan
do pfd lttv, Mohawk
Amar. Tel. ft Tal...l4 Montsna C. & C
Amar. Woolan Jl'4 Old Dominion
.104 Oacaola
. 114 Parrot
Jfjvj agulncy
,IM Shannon
. 114 Ttmarark
. tl4 Trlnltji
. tlst t'nlted Copper
.104 l". 8. Mining
. V. 8. Oil
. Uti.t'Uh
. 17 Victoria
Winona
t
do pfd
Dominion Iron ft 8
Edlaon Elec. Ill
General Hlectrlc...
Msaa. Elactrto
do pfd ,
Maaa. Oat
i nltad Krult ,
United Shoa Mark..
do pfd
V. g. Btaal
do pfd
Waatlnghousa com..
Bid. Asked.
64
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670
144
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111
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LontloB Closing Stocks.
LONDON. Aug. 17. Closing Quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
.4 7-14 N. T. Cantral.
... 904, Norfolk ft W..
Conaola. money..
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
. ft O ,
Can. Pacific
Chaa. ft O
Chicago Ot W.
C . M. ft St. r
DaBaara ,
p. ft R. 0
do pld
Erla
do ltt prd 86
do id Dtd 77 U
III. Cantral 164
L. ft N 16641
M , K. A T 14
SILVER-Sar, stead, 27d per ounce,
mukm-intpiii per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 1 16-16 per cent and tor
three months' bills 2 per cent.
4
.. 3
..101
..117H
..14JH
.. to
JH
11
.. IT
.. 84
.. U4
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do pfd.
Ontario ft W..
Pannarlvanla .
Rand Mlnas. ..
Reading
do ltt pfd...
do 3d pfd...
80. Railway...
do pfd
So. Pacific
Cnlon Pacific.
do pfd
V. 8. Steal....
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
spanlati
...10
... a4
... 44
... SI
... T6
... 4
... tl
... 414
... 47V,
... J444
...101V,
... 704
...144
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...101
... 21
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Foreign 'Financial.
LONDON. ,Aug 17.' Money today was In
fair demand, partly due to preparations for
the payment next week of home railway
dividends, Discounts stiffened owing to the
additional Issue next week of treasury
bills. The Stock exenange waa cheerful,
being Influenced by hopes of peace in the
far east. Investment business expanded.
representing the reinvestment of dividends.
Consols were a shade easier on the mone
tary outlook. Home rails were firm on pro
fessional support in anticipation of divi
dends. Americans opened firm and fairly
active at above parity. They were further
strengthened on New York support and
closed firm. Grand Trunks were In good
request on reports of an Increase In trafflo.
War stocks were harder. Japanese Im
perial 6s of 1904 were quoted at 104.
BERLIN, Aug. 17. The bourse today was
Inactive and featureless.
PARIS. Aug. 17. The bourse today was
firm, with a general upward tendency.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 88.62
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 606.
OMAHA LIVE STOCH MARKET
Eeef Steri Steady to Dims Hightr, with
Cowi Stron.
H(G TRADE ACTIVE, WITH PRICES HIGHER
Receipts ot Sheet and Umhi Light,
with o r Features to the
Trade Market Active,
with Prices Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 17. 1905.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
umcisi .Monday 6.4U 4.16
Official Tue.tdav 7,S3 ll.ltij
Official Wednesday 4.5:U .M4
Official Thursday 1X) 7.400
Four days this week. . .19. 6 112,332
Four days last week....l4,!Mt Hit. Mr
Same week before 12,112 26.71:9
Same three weeks ago..!4.1o 36.4'6
Bame four weeks ago..,13.2t0 42
Same days last year.... 13.797 19,446
KKCElP'i'S tun Tllli YEAR tO DATK.
The following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
11W6. IIM. Inc.
Cattle 63H.907 611. S53 27.U64
Htigs l.21,4 1,661.6m 6y.60
Sheep 4113,814 'iiV.iHA 134, 4J6
i'ne following laoie snows inn avela
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lost
several days, wild comparisons:
Date. I 1906. 11904. lx. 101. 11901. 100.18?J.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
ug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. ).'.
Aug. g.
Aug. 14.
Aug. 16...
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7. . .
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9...
10..
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Aug. 16... I 6 8141 5
Aug. 17 1 1 4 9S
6 694! 4 Ml 4 9 71 7 411 6 66 ! 6 161 4 1
724, 11 I 7 Mi I 761 1S 4 21
6 oi , 4 9J, 4 S9, 16 '., 6 loi 4
6 6641 6 06 6 t)2 1 I 10 4 43
6 7i4l 6 Obi 6 04 7 3 6 I4 I 4 46
I 6 071 6 OS! T 36i i HOI 6 04
5 78 1 6 03 7 2.1 6 W' f '4, 4 J
6 84 I t 10 6 111 t 171 i 601 6 ! 4 37
6 8341 6 W I 7 15j 6 72 6 04, 4 32
6 8441 5 01 6 13 I 6 74 6 00 4 2S
6 8c, 4 Is7 & i3 7 04: I 9I 8
6 93", 4 41 1 6 2111 6 78 6 74 I 4 So
I 4 U4 I. ISi A Kr, 6 77 4 95,
U XI 6 73 f T3, 4 97 4 43
6 011 6 25 1 (1 i 771 4 97 4 44
I 6 671 6 77, 4 s 4 i
6 20; j 6 83, 6 001 4 36
5 964
indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs. Sh'p. Horse.
c, M. it tsi. p. ny i
Wabash 2
Vnlon Pacific system 18
C. N. W. Ky
F., E. A M. V. R. R 22
C, St. P., M. O. Ry... 6
B. & M. Hy 27
C, B. & g. Ry
C, R. 1. ft P. Ry., east.. ..
C, H. 1. & P. Ry.. west. 1
Illinois Central I
Chicago Ot. Western
Total receipts 79
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, etirh buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
11
ia ii !!
8
22
8
16 i 1
2
11
I
"i
108 14 1
Hank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN, Aug. 17. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash In hand, In
crease, 14,220,000 marks; treasury notes, in
crease, 1,100,000 marks; old securities, de
crease, (,140.000 marks: notes In circulation,
decrease, 28,760,000 marks.
Treaisrr Statement.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17. Today'a state-
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive or the iibo.ouu.uuu gom
reserve, shows: Available cosh balance,
1126,009,774: gold coin and bullion, U.763,414;
gold certificates, $23,410,970.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Aug. 17 Bank clearing, for to
day were i,4ii,S4i.4j ana tor tne corre
sponding date last year $1,121,338.82.
Metal Market.
NHW TORK, Aug. 17. METALS The
London tin market lost ground slightly.
Closing at 149 10s for spot and 148 17s $M
for futures. Locally there was little change.
with the market at 132 .60238.60. Copper was
higher In London, with spot closing at
69 10s and futures at 66 6s 8d. Locally
there was no change, lake and electrolytic
being quoted at 16.624& 15.874 and casting
at ti6.26n5.JO. Lead was steady at U a"p
4.70 in the local market and waa also un
changed at 13 IKs (HI in London. Spelter
was hlsher at 24 16s In London, but re
malned quiet locally at i6.70ij6.80. Iron was
unchanged abroad, Glasgow closing at b
6d and Mlddlesborough at 47s 44d. Locally
quotations mere unchanged; No. 1 northern
foundry. I16.2MJ17.00; No. 2 foundry north
ern. 115 JVa 16.60: No. 1 foundry southern.
tir.7Mj 16.75; No. t foundry southern, 115. j0
ST. ' I.Ori8. Aug. 17.-METAL8-Lead.
quiet. 64-64; spelter, quiet, 8o.624'oA.b.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 17 DRY OOODS In
tne ary gooas marsei toaay country joo
bers were active buyers. Important mer
chants from New Orleans and other places
within the rever area placed substantial
orders for goods which are to be shipped
immediately, no difficulty being anticipated
in navtng mem put ttirougn tne quaran
tine. Bleached gools. It was ascertained
today, are to be f jrther advanced within a
week, bleacnerlea being still congested.
Men's wear agents today report that spring
cusiness was coming on very satisfactorily
for worsteds, particularly grays. Jobbers
were active In most departments.
Itaak ot France Statement.
PARIS. Aug. 17-The weekly statement
of the Hank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, decreaas,
23.676 (k4 francs; treasury deposits, increase,
37 9)J francs; general deposits, decrease,
21.rs.0s) francs; gold In hand. Increase,
6 francs; bills discounted, decrease,
4.575,000 franca.
Bank ot Fnglaad Statement.
LONDON. Aug. 17 The weekly state
ment of (he Rank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserves. Increase,
Aia14,(; circulation, decrease, 4S2.0. bul
lion. Increase. 51.974: other securities. In
i rense. TM f0, other deposits, ln'-ressei
Ak4,ia.0; i-uLUc di-iuslls, ititicsjti, 1,72,-J
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 17.-COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
Drlres to an advance of i points, in sym
pathy with steady cables, continued small
receipts ana irosts reportea In bantos. The
market closed strong at an advance of 16
26 points. Sales were reported of 204.760
bags, Including September at 7.16fj7.26c, De
cember at 7.46u7.6oc, January at 7 60c, March
at 7.77 80c. July at 8 00c. A considerable
proportion of the business represented
further exchanges from the near to late
positions. Spot, firm; No. 7 Rio, 87ac.
Minneapolis Flour Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 17-FLOI'R-Flrst
ents. I6.4Otj6.60; second patents, IS
: first clears. S4.0U4r4.10: second clears.
BH AN In bulk. $1226.
tit bales.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 187
Swift and Company 622
Cudahy Packing Co 806
Armour ft Co 277
Vansant & Co . 88
McCreary & Clark 74
tun & iiuntsinger 44
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 63
L. F. Hues 7
Wolf & Murnan 79
Mike Haggerty 8
tl. lloot & Co 102
8. & S
Huston & Co 83
Oilier buyers 868
Hogs. Sheep.
2,077
1.779
1.920
l,8o0
489
1,629
274
818
1.613
Totals 2.5S8 7.891 8.905
CATTLE There was a Uaht run here to
day, seventy-six cars being on sale. As
compared with last Thursday the receipts
show an Increase of about sixteen cars, but
compared with the same day a year ago
they show a decrease of about twenty-five
cars. The quality of the offerings was
pretty good. Considering the receipts, there
was a good sprinkling of corn feds on sale.
The scarcity of corn-fed cattle made
prices better on anything choice and there
was a good, strons demand for the cattle,
and trading was active, preference being
given to tne native offerings and they were
bought up first. Buyers seemed to want
these cattle and a clearance was made
early. Prices for anything choice were 6U1
10c higher, but commoner grades were In
poor demand and did not bring any better
prices thsn were paid yesterday. The sup
ply Of western cattle was Brood, the hlar end
of the receipts consisting of that kind. On
ine goo a stun nuyers were willing to pay
fully steady prices and in some cases sales
looked Btronger. Activity was also a fea
ture of the trade on these cattle and a
clearance was made In good season.
Cows and heifers took a turn for the bet
ter and sellers had the advantage. Good
cornfeds were higher, but the commoner
grades Just steady. Western stuff was In
fair demand at stronger prices, while oan-
nins Hna cutting grades were lower.
The bull trade was not good today, there
being little demand and prices aa a conse
quence were lower. Veal calves and stags,
however, were Just about steady.
Btookers and feeders were in fair sunnlv
and the weak tone noted the last two days
was not In evidence. Trading waa fairly
active and the good kinds ruled 10c higher.
wnue common Kinds were steady to strong.
llviiieiruiailvR Mies;
BEEF STEERS.
Mo. A. Ft. No. AT. r.
I 11M I 19 104a 4
4 12(0 45 13 llkl 4 M
4 HT 4 IS II 115 4 M
I Ill 4 40 U DM I no
11 1114 4 60 1 UK) I tl
II UW 4 40 14 1411 I 40
11 li:4 4 46 II 14T1 I 46
II 1144 4 46
COWS.
1 TW 1 Tl 1 into I 10
11 Ill 1 7S ( 104 I 40
1 1074 I 00 I Ml i M
7 Ml I 00 1 1020 I SO
1 TOO t 00 . 1 1030 t TO
t TI0 I 00 10 Ml t 10
1 1010 I II 1000 I M
10 770 I 15 1 121 1 14
II Ml 36
HEIFERS.
I IIS I 00 1 975 t 54
7 611 I 04 4 lit I 00
1 446 I 01 -.1 40 I U
toC'LLB.
1 1010 I IS 1 1560 f 45
HALVES.
I M IN 1 300 I OS
1 130 4 00 1 t:o 1 00
1 400 4 00 1 110 t 00
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
4 725 I K 4.. 434 I 00
NEBRASKA.
16 calves.... 715 4 00 1 calf $30
6 steers.... 18 2 10 8 steers.. ..1150
t feeders.. 1156 ( 60 4 steers.. ..1162
1 feeder... 870 3 25 11 cows U5S
6 feeders.. 963 8 06 6 feeders.. 934
15 feeders.. 7S5 8 00 6 feeders. .1036
1 feeder... 730 2 25 4 cows I012
10 feeders.. 7S8 2 60 6 cows 941
18 feeders.. 1076 8 30 6 cows 1010
76 heifers.. 982 05 4 cows 960
7 heifers.. 6."0 2 10 22 cows 876
14 feeders. .1(2 3 60 7 feeders.. 646
14 cows 1010 2 65 25 cows 917
11 heifers.. 6S8 2 10 9 cows 1043
IDAHO.
8 steers.... 968 3 00 4 cows 842
2 stags lofti 8 "0 2 calves... 33
2 stags 1226 2 65 1 cow 1010
106 cows 978 i 06 1 cow 1120
11 steers.... 876 3 05 99 steers. ...1029
1 steer 810 2 So 28 steers. ...lo44
18 steers.. ..1044 8 70
i a
1 60
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2 36
2 25
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2 65
2 00
2 76
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WESTERNS.
John O'Keete Neb.
38 feeders.. 1046 8 65 12 rows 976
1. Meeker Neb.
1! feeders.. 961
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sheep reported this morning. The stuff
came In two consignments, composed of
both killers and feeders of fair quality. The
market at tnls point is in a vei y saiisiac
tory condition and there Is a good strong
demand for supplies, but for some time back
there has haruiy been enough stuff here to
make much of a snowing. Good heavy
runs could be handled esaily, as pacKeis
and country buyers are hungry for supplies
and only waiting for a 'decent run. Prices
ruled stronger again today and after the
sheep were ready to show they were picked
readily at the prices.
Feeders are still waiting for a good run
to fill the many orders tney have, but on
acount or the light receipts could do little
again today,
Wuotutlons on fat sheep and lambs: 0:od
to choice spring lambs, $ rVctfT 0; good to
choice yearling wethers i5.OCiri.6n; good to
choice old wethers, !4 6606.16; good to choice
ewes. t4.2fj4.K6.
Quotations on feeder sheen snd lambs:
Oood feeding Imbs, 86.5005.86; good feeding
yearlings, t4 6ctj4 76: good feeding wethers.
4.oOtfW..4S; feeding ewes, t3.26fti3.76: breeding
04.twu4.oo. representative sales:
No.
4 South Dskota bucks
8 South Dakota ewes
83 South Dakota feeders ...
South Dakota ewes
4 South Dakota ewes
6 South Dakota wethers.
64 South Dakota ewes
83 fcouth Dakota vearllngs.
66 Bovth Dnkots wethers ..
49 South Dakota wethers...
149 Nolunska ewes
107 Nebraska lambs
Av.
112
62
80
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8
74
88
61
71
88
111
60
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8 36
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4 00
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4 00
4 6
4 0
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4 75
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Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Aug 17.-CORN-8teady; No.
I yellow, 64c; No. 2. 64c; No. 4, 63c; no
grade, 62c.
OATS I'nchanged ; No. t white, IVa'XUe;
No. 4 white, 26MV26c
nnlata Grata Market.
DULUTH. Aug. 17.-WHEAT-TO arrive.
No. 1 northern, new. oe; No. 2 northern.
l"c, oepienioer, 01a, w',c, eepiernoer, new,
0AT8-JU arrive sod on track, feVto,
34 feeders.. tS0 2 80
2 feeders.. 9J" 3 30
Phefer P. Wyo.
12 steers.. ..12 3 70 25 cows 1060 1 00
10 cows 1U7U 2 60
HOGS ThervS was a light run here for 1
Thursday, less than 100 loads being on sale
The light receipts and encouraging reports
from tne east put the trade In better shape
and sellers hud the advantage. On the
opening there was nothing doing and It was
some nine nine ueiore actual trading be
gan. Several trains were reported back
and buyers were waiting around for them
to arrive. Along about 9 o'clock buyers
and sellers began to get together and from
tnen on me ira,i war, strong and active
Buyers wsnt right after the hogs and
clearance was made In good season. Some
hoars on the opening looked about aten.lv
but the market quickly strengthened after
the first round or two and prices were 2W'd
6c higher. As the morning advanced ihs
market strengthened still more and some
good hogs sold &410o higher. Representa-
I1ICAHO I.IVF. STOCK MARKET
,
Cattle Strong to Ten Cents Higher
Iloajs Strong;.
. HICAOO. Aug 17.-CATTLE Receipts.
8,000 hesd. Includlns- 600 Tessna Mark.,!
strong to 10c higher; good to prime steers,
86. 506 10; poor to medium, 14.0ii5.25; stock
ers and feeders, t2.2fiH26; cows, t2. 20114 60;
heifers. t2.KWJ4.76; canners. fl.2fvB2.2o; bulls,
2.2OU4.00; calves, M0O4j4V76; texss fed
Steers, t3.6flfi4.60: western steers. I3.60454 7i.
HOGS Receipts. 21.000: estimated 1 omor-
row, 16,000 hesd. Market strong: mixed and
butchers', t5.7666.28; good to choice heavy,
ts.OnsT6.2r; rough heavy, t6it6; light.
t5 8"6.2S; bulk of sales. t 90S6.15.
SHEEP AND T.AM RR-R.ralM, If) TiYl
head. Market steady; good to choice weth
ers, t4.va6.50; fair to choice mixed, 4.,8
4 86: western sheen. 84 66ififi 40; nntlva, luml,.
t5.26ij7.86; western lambs, t6.004f7.50.
St. Loals Live Staek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 17. -CATTLE Receipts,
1,500 head. Including 1,200 Texans; market,
ilow to steady; native shipping and export
iteers, tt.86tj6.40; dressed beef and butcher
Iteers. I4.361iA 10' atra itnfl.r 1 flftO Ih.
ao. rouou, sincsers ana teeaers, ..ooa4 00;
cows and heifers. t2.O094 86; canners, fl 6vf$
00; ouns, i.uou.i.w; rsives, N.ovijjtt.uo; Texas
nd Indian steers. 12 tttiiH an- rna, an A hi.
fers, t20i'juS.10.
HOOS-Recelpts, 4,000 head: market.
tmAv nla .n 1IK U 1M1C &. ..1.
t6 6i1j6.16; butchers and best heavy, t6.06
b.a).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.000
head; market, steady; native muttons. t4.50
friiA SR. I.mhi tf, r.".',T Cm , ..,,11. mnA k,,nv.
A.indx-iM: Btockers. it.OOW&O: Texans. 14 00
64.66.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. .,000 head. Including 1,600 southerns;
market, steady to strong: choice export
and dressed beef steers, t. 0036.50; fslr to
good, .t. tt4.9U; western steers, t3.6tkii4.90;
stockers and feeders, t2. 604.10; southern
steers, t2.60tfH.00; southern cows, tl.T6rjf
8.00; native cows. tl.76(tKOO; native heifers,
t2.60?tVCO; bulls, 82.00fi3 86; calves, t2.60tf6.26.
HOGS Receipts. 6.000 head: market.
strona to 6a hlsrher: ton. 16 1211: hulk of
sales. tK.966.10; heavy, 16.906.00; packers,
$6. 960.10; pigs and light, tfi 9ufi.12Vi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1200
head; market, 10c higher; native lambs,
16.76(37.26: western lsmbs. t6.76(S7.26: ewes
and yearlings, t4.40fue.75; Texas clipped
yearlings, 86.2656.78; Texas clipped sheep,
R6Ci5.25; stockers and feeders, t3.90r34.50.
New York Live Stoek Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 17 BEEVES Re
ceipts, 872 head; market Inactive; nearly all
stock neid Tor Friday s trade; rew bulls
sold at 82.602.70: thin cows, tl. 6WT2.60; ex
ports tomorrow, 6,200 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 118 head: market
fairly steady; common to good veals, 16oof
7.60; grassers and buttermilks, taOOtt.lSO;
prime heavy, 18-75. Dressed, firm: city
veals, Sigl2e; country, steady; poor stock
selling at 6ff6c.
HOGS Receipts, 1,182 head: msrket nom
inally steady: no sales reported.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 862
head: sheen market 161f25c hlsrher: sheeD.
t3.0O'5.O0; lambs. t6 OOflS ; culls, 16.26.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
di. w ... aub. ii. v.a i i ..r-nr.
ceipts, 2,124 head; market steady; rows and
neirers, fi.784.a; native steers. 4 1086 10;
stockers and feeders, $2 60(g3.60.
HOGS Receipts. 6.214 head: market
strong to 6o higher; top. t6.10; bulk, t5.92H'9
(.00.
SHEHP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,184
head; market steady; lambs, t6.85.
loaz City Live Stoek Market.
OlOT'V C1TV To 1,,, 17 flm..ul
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mar
ket strong: stockers steady; beeves, t3.5t9
1.00; cows, bulls and mixed, ti 2634.00; stock
ers and feeders, t3.6u4J3.80; oalves and year
lings, ii.Dugi.gu,
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; market
steady, selling at 16.7t&6.95; bulk of sales,
t6.0tcl6 85.
Stoek la Bight,
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western maraeis yesieraay:
Cattle.
South Omaha 11
Sioux City 3'0 8.000
Kansas City 6 000 8.000
fit. Joseph 2,124 6.214
St. Louis 2,610 4.000
Chicago 6,000 21,000
Total.
Hogs. Sheep.
I,') 3,oiio
1.200
1X1
3,0u0
lO.OuO
..16,524 46,614 22,884
lrtll-l(tc; middling fslr. He. Receipts, i.4Sg
bales; sto k. It.Wi lales.
OMAHA M MOl.tHALt: MABK8ST.
Condition ml Trade and tsaelatloaa ea
Staple and Fanry Pradaee.
I:GGe Receipts, fair; market steadyl
candled stock, Im
1.1VK POL L't KV-Hens. 9Sc; roosters,
6bc; turkeys, l-ijlic. ducks, 8c; spring
ducks, lc; spring vhlckrng, 13 u 14c.
BL'TTER-Market tirin; iscsing stock,
Udlo, choicn to luncy dairy, 18019v
creamery, iHgiic; prints. 2o.
SL GAtt-ltndsrU granuated. hi barrels,
(5 6b pet cat.; cubes, lo.iO per est ; cut
loaf, U 96 per cwt.; No. 6 ex'.ia C, 15 60 per
est.; No .j extra C. 86 pel iwt.; .No. U
yellow. 18 30 per cwt . ."CX.V X Powdered,
d ! per cat.
FRESH FISH-Trout, 11c; halibut. He;
buftalo tdresseu:, ; pickerel (diesaed), to;
white Ism (dressed), he, sunflsh. ic; percit
(scaled and dressed I, 8c; pike. 11c; cattish.
16c; nd snap; or, loc; salmon. 11c; crapples,
12c; eels, 16c; bu'lhesds. 11c; bias bass.
2oc; whlteflsh. 11c; frog legs, per dog., 86c;
lolsters, green, 27c; boiled lobsters, 80c;
shad roe, 46c: bluensh. 8c.
HAT Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealera' SKSoulatlnn : Choice, 37; No.
1, 16.60; No. 2, t6; coarse, to. These prices
are for hay if good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. 13
rnoricAL fruit.
Or. aN(7E8 vaieocl.i, a;, sties, !4 7504100.
LEMONS Llnumiera, extra fancy, 27
sise, 17.00; 3'0 ami 100 sixes. 17.60; choice,
270. 300 and 360 sixes, tiUW.OO.
DATES Per box ot 3u 1-ib. pkgs.. 12;
Hnllowe en, in 7-lu. o..xe- per lb., 60.
FIGS -California, per lO-lo. carton, 76JI
86c; Imported biuyrno, 4-crown, Lc; 6
crown, H'c.
BANANAS Per medlum-elted bunch, 1X71
J2 2t: Jumbos, 12.(013.00
FRUITS AND MELONS,
PEARS Kart:rtt. per ao-lo. boa. 12.71.
rijl.' M S California, per 4-oasket crate.
tl.lvKgl3u; gros prunes, 1.6o; Hungarians,
11.60.
PEACHES California freestones, per
lb. box, 11.10; Eltmrtas. 11.1&.
CANTALOl'PKrf Texas, per crate, 12 00;
Texas. Rocky Ford seed. 12 .60(83.00.
WATEKMKLONS-Alaoama Sweets, 169
2tc each; ere ted. leper lb.
R A SPH E R R 1 ES Red. box of 24 pts, 11
BLACKBERRIES Case of 24 qts., tl.769
2.00
APPLES-Dutchess. Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins. In 1-htl. bbls., 13.003.26; In bu.
baskets, 11.
VEGETABLES
WAX PEAN3 Per j-r.u. hasket, 260WOJ
string beans. p'r V-bu. box, i,tf3Rc.
POTATOES New. per bu., 2f,3o.
BEANS Navy, per hu.. 12.
Cl'CI'MBERS-Per dos., 26c,
TOMATOEtlHome-grown, H-bu. baskets,
60o.
CAhflAGE Home-grown, In crates, pe
lb., lmc.
ONioNS Homo-grown, yellow, red snd
white, ic per lb.
BEETS--Now. per bu.. 75c.
CELERY Kaiamasoo, per dog., 26c.
SWEET POTATOES-Vlrglnla, per l-bu.
bbl., 14.
Kl 1BCELLANEO US
CHEESE Sains, new, ilo; Wisconsin
brick, 12Hc; Wisconsin llmberger, 16c;
Twins, 12c; Toung Americas, 12 So.
NUTS Walnuts, No. J soft shells, .new
crop, per lb., ljc; Hard snells, per lb., "tic:
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c. Pecans, large, per lb ,
12c; small, per lb., 10c. Peanutt., per lb., 7c:
roasted, per lb 8c. Chill walnuts, per !'.,
12&13HC. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 16c. Shellbartt hickory
nuts, per bu., 11.76; large hickory nuts, per
bu . 81.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. t green, 7e:
No. 1 salted. 9c; No. 2 salted, tc; No. 1 real
calf, 10c; No. 2 veal cslf, c; dry salted, 7"
14c: sheep pelts, 26cijtl.00; horse hides. 11. 5
13.00.
Oils aad Rosin.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17. OILS Cottonseed,
easy; prime crude, nominal; yellow, to1
Sj 31 c. Petroleum, steady; refined. New
York, 16 90; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
16.65; bulk, 13.95. Turpentine, steady, 63V
64c.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained, common to good,
IS. 6613.60
OIL CITY. Ta.. Aug. 17,-OlLS-Credlt
balances, tl 27; certificates, no bid: ship
ments, 109.760 bbls.; average, 82.413 bbls.
Runs, 98.919 bbls. average. 48.4S9 bbls. Ship
ments, Lima, 78.202 bbls.; average, 4.453
bbls. Runs, Lima, 60,208 bbls.; average, 48,
743 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa , Aug. 17. OILS Tur
pentine, nothing doing. 6oUc.
ROSIN-FIrm; A, B, C. 13.30713 40: D.
tS.40frj.5rt; E, I3.80fl3.90; F. 13.9iVS4.0O; O.
14.orN.10: H. .oi.2: I. 1415; K, Mitoi
4.26; M, 4 25f.4 31; N, t4.45iir4.50; W G, 14 85
64.90; W W, $5.15.
Evaporated A pules and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market is quiet, but rlrm; hold
ers are asking 74i7i74c for prime fruit for
October to November delivery, but buyers
are not willing to pay the price to any ex
tent and business consequently Is limited;
common, 66V40 on spot; choice, 7Vsc;
fancv, 8c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are unchanged at c to 6'c, according to
grade. Apricots sre said to be In fair de
mand on the coast, but the local spot mar
ket is quiet, with choice quoted at 8V4c;
extra choice, 8Mr8c: fancy, tVitSlOc.
Peaches are unchanged; fancy. 11 So.
Raisins, verv firm, owlna to arrowing de
mand; seeded, tW'Mc; London layers. B.00
61.15.
mar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aui. 17.-SUGA R-Ra w.
steady: fair refining, SHc; centrifugal, ti
test, e; molasses sugar, ic. Refined,
nrm: rrusneo, be; powdered, s.4oc; grarju
lated. 6.30c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 17. SUOAR-
Qulet; open kettle, centrifugal, 4174Tc:
centrifugal whites. 4 16-166 i-16c; yellows.
W 4c; seconds, zva'oa'ye.
MOLASSES Nominal: open kettle. 13-J9
26c: centrifugal, 61114c.
SYRUP Nominal; sue.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 17.-WOOL Dullness and
firmness Characterised this aeek's wool
market. Holders have a tendency to ask
higher prices on some grades. It is esti
mated that over one-half of the domestic
wool clip has already been marketed. De
sirable grades of pulled wool are scarce
and offerings are held above the market.
Territories are steady. Foreign wools are
firm. Leading quotations follow: Ken
tucky, Indiana, etc., three-eighths and
y nne, ia2ic; nne medium, Z3u24c;
Wy-
medlum. 2"5T27c: low medium, 24'. Wy-
lng. 22B25c; heavy fine, 12iSjXc; nne me-
Quarter blood. 35337c; Idaho, fine, 2224c;
neav
medl
omtno. 22 a
dlum. 214i?4c: medium. 26't27c: low medium
26270. Utah and Nevada, fine, 2io-c;
heavy fine, 1Sk&20c; fine medium. 2324c; me
dium, 'cf27c; low medium, 27ff-.!8c. Dakota,
fine, 2t;'o23c; fine medium. 2"3c; medium.
Ku 27c; low medium, 2t'e'27c. Montana, fine,
choice. 26S'27c; fine, average, 24t06c; fine,
medium choice. 2''fi'27c; average. 24(8i5o;
stanle SMift'c; medium choice, vk'ii.tOc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 17 WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 26i31c:
light tine, 21327c; heavy fine, loj22c; tub
washed. 32i42c.
LONDON, Aug. 17. WOOL A sale of
sheepskins was held In Mincing Lane today.
The offerings amounted to 1.901 bales.
There was an average attendance. Compe
tition was somewhat slow. Americans
bought merinos and fine cross-breds freely
St prices unchanged to slightly above the
June average. Medium cross-Dreds were in
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poor reuuest. Following are the sales and
prices obtained for clothing and cnrnblng:
New South Wales. 187 bales, ev.fi'ftSd : Vic
toria. 634 bales. 6vi89d; South Australia, 826
bales. 6H'3d: West Australia, 612 bales, 6tf
9'd: Tasmania. 466 ttales. 6,$10HJ, New
Zealand, 667 bales. 4T,10d; Buenos Ayres.
iwi bales, eVi)riVd; Punta Arenas, 4ol bales,
8j9Wd.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 17. COTTON-Snot
closed quiet. 10 points higher; middling up
lands, 10Sc: middling gulf, 10 86c. Sales.
ST IX)CIS. Aug. IT-OOTTON-Flrm:
middling, 10,r. Sales, 17 bales; stork, 11,628
bales
LIVERPOOL Aug. IT COTTON Spot,
qjlet, points lowr; American middling
fair. tjd, good middling, 7.76d; middling,
5 61d: low middling, 6 464; good ordinary,
5 27d, ordinary, (lid The sales of the dsy
were l.Ouu hales, of which 2f were for spec
ulation and export and Included l.loO bales
of American. Receipts, 1.2UU bales, all
American.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 17-COTTON-Steady,
Sales, 225 bales; ordinary. 7 116c;
good ordinary. 8vc; low middling 9c; mid
dling, c; luidJiing, Htc; gvwl middling.
TAFT PARTY AMONG ISLANDS
Break la Cable Stops News freaa
Secretary Who Is Visiting:
Moroa.
MANILA. Aug. 17 -The transport Logan.
with Secretary Taft. Miss Roosevelt snd
party on board, was due at, Zamboanga, on
the Island of Mindanao, at i p. m. Wednes
day, August 16. It will remain there for
nineteen hours and then proceed to Jolo,
on. the Island of Jolo, arriving thers st
p. m. today, August 17. There haa been no
communication with Mindanao during the
last twenty-four hours owing to a break In
ths cable, which probably will take five
days to repair..
The next port at which the party will
call will be Cebu, In the Vlscaya Islands,
where the steamer Is due . to arrive on
Monday, August 21. The date set for the
banquet to the party at Hong Kong Is
Tuesday, September 5.
If you have anything to trade, advertise
It In the For Exchange column of The Bee
want ad page.
Aehlnese In Rebellion.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 17. A telegram re
ceived from Batavla, Dutch East Indies,
reports an ugly outbreak of Achlnesa
rebels, who attacked the Dutch post at
Rambnng, killing two officers and twenty
two men. Only six men of the post suc
ceeded in escaping and these were wounded.
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