TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1905.
7
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat, Gotsi Up HalfCent Otm on
itjlt Price.. 'J
STRENGTH ON DIMAND FROM SHORTS
Lara; Rerelpt of c or, hat MarkM la
Bullish Oats Rule Inrhaattd
Increased Corn Yield
for Two States.
,. OMAHA, AUK. 22. 1905.
The crowd wan short on wheat this
morning and the dernund from them re
versed the tone of th market from yes
terday' lower tendencv. It sold Va
higher. The bear sent In report that
Montreal had sold wheat for export at
7ftc, while the Duluth price li J4e. This
affected trading but little. September
closed at )V(IViSb December at b-4c and
May at 864c
The corn market also developed A healthy
tone. Chicago receipt were 681 cars, but
there la a place for all of It. Cahlos
brourht bids closer to the market. Sep
tember closed at Mr, old September at MUc,
Iecember at 4341J44C, old December at 44
tBthe, and May at 43c.
Oata ruled steady at about the game
prices. September finished at X,o., De
cember at 2SV4li WV: nd May at 284'ti284c.
Liverpool cloned HfJ-d higher on wheat
nd 4t4d higher on corn. '
Missouri and Kansas will produce 50,O,0fl0
nusneis more corn than estlmntea In the
government report of August 1. aav
Prlngle, Flfch Rankin They contend
the crop has greatly Improved since the
report. a wire irom Peoria says uie
storm of the last twenty-four hours have
Diown aown mucn corn around mere.1
Charter were made yesterday at Chi
cago for 360,000 bushels of corn. Illinois
farmers are bearish on corn. They are
making sales to country dealers, who are
offering to sell for December and January
loading- and are meeting the market. In
some parts of the state the offers are far
aneau or tne usual time,
Broomhall'a Corn Trade New published
the following today: "Threshing results
In southwestern Kussla are below expecta
tions. The dally press contains further
predictions of famine, but we think they
re exaggerated, though rye certainly Is
poor.
Wheat stocks In all positions nt Chicago
have Increased 8.922.000 bushels In the last
four weeks. A year aio there were 2.fW7,)t0
bushels there, while now there are 6,120,000
bushels. A year ago there were 5M.0rO
bushels of contract and now there are
2,822,000 bushels. Offerings of new wheat
to arrive In Minneapolis yesterday were
larger. The trade there says everything
will he wanted In the next th rty flays
Primary wheat receipts today were 658,000
bushels and shipments 430.000 bushels
against receipts lust year of 797,000 bushels
and shipments of 615.000 bushels. Corn
receipts were 606,000 bushels and shipments
488,000 bushels against receipts of 490.000
bushels last year anrtV shipments of 286,000
bushel. Clearances were 40,000 bushels of
wheat, 81.000 bushels of corn and 7,000
bushels of oats. Clearance! of flour were
20.000 barrels.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 1 car, 79c; No. S
hard,-l car, 7c; 1 car. 75c; No. 4 hard, 1
car, 7Bc; 2 cars, 734c; 1 car, 73c.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 1 car, 504c; No. 8,
2 car. 494c; 2 cars, 49c.
OATS No grade, 1 car, 21c.
Omaha Caah galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. W6WTW,c;
hard, W)19c; No. 4 hard, 7tKa76c;
spring, 80c
CORN No. 2, 60c; No. 8, 49V: No. 4, 49e;
no grade, 43jjM8e; No. J yellow, 504c; No. 3
yellow, 50c; No. 2 white, 604c; No. 8
white, 60c.
OATS No. 2 mixed, 234c: No. S mixed.
23c; No. 4 mixed, 224c; No. 2 white, 25c;
No. ( white,. S4c; No. 4 white, 24c; stan
dard, JSc, ' .
Carlot Receipts.
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago , r.
Kansas City ...i
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth ,
St. Louis
steady ; Septerntier, e
J a
S4d
anuary, new, 4a 8
n;
lid; futures.
December, Is
CHICAGO f.R.l ASD rROVIMO
Features of the Trading- and Closing
Prices oa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. An. 22. Th lnfluenece of
Russian crop shorter reports dominated
the wheat market here, advancing prices
of all deliveries. Septemler closed fi 4e
up. Peptember corn Is c- higher. Oats
made a net gain of He. Provisions are up
maner quotation at Liverpool gave
strength to the wheat market a the start.
Continued talk of crop failure In twenty-
five Russian provinces and famine condi
tions In some portions of that country
were said to be contributory to the firm
ness In the foreign market. Another factor
In the bullish construction placed upon
market conditions was a statement of the
visible supply completed today. This state
ment showed a decrease for the week of
177,000 bushels compared with a decrease
of 236,000 bushels a year ago. Its effect
was to reassure holders and augment the
buying movement Induced by Ann. cables.
September opened 4'd4c higher at 80i,c
to 814j.4r and advanced by small frac
tions to 80r. Profit taking Inter cost the
market some of Its advance, but the close
showed prk-es again on the upward trend.
September reacted to fwyff soHc closing
Arm at HoVtlHoSc Bradstreets world's
visible showed an Increase of 1,250.000 bush
els compared with a decrease last week
of l..,(xiO bushels and a decrease last
year of 130,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were 688,000 bushels compared with 797, noo
bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 240 cars
against 373 car last week and 400 cars a
year ago.
Kxport demand for corn was the sus
talnlng Influence In the market for that
cereal. Buying bv houses that have re
cently been on the selling side advanced
the price from 624R3e at the onenlng to
534c. The close was steady at 53c. Local
receipts were 581 cars, of which 297 cars
were of contract grade.
The market for oats was steady, prices
being upheld by the strength In wheat.
Shipping sales and business for export
showed Improvement. September closed at
26e, fluctuations having ranged between
2f.V25iy Local receipt were 612 cars.
Small receipts of hogs at this point and
other western packing centers gave a firm
tone to provisions. Trading was of small
volume, however. Local short covered to
a moderate extent and orders on the buy
ing side wcte credited to the packers.
Peptember po,k showed a gain of 15c nt
the close at $14,374. Iyd and ribs are
up 74c at $7.86 and $ 824. respectively.
Kstimiited receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
72 cars: corn, 314 cars; oats, 292 cars; hogs,
27,000 head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.lYes'y.
No.
No.
.116
...650
... 77
... 42
,.. 47
... 62
681
170
95
11
66
Manepell-Gralu Market.
Superior quotation for Minneapolis de
livery. The lange of price as reported by
the Edwards-Wood company, 110-U' Board
of Trade building, was
Article Opn. 1 High. ) Low. Close. Ye'y.
Wheat I ' ' I I
Sept... 8248.14 .. S4-. 824 834, 824
Dec... MHft'J 82, SI 62HI .811,
May... i$ 85 86 654 84
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
tSept.
ISept.
tDec.
J Dec.
May
Oats-,
Sept.
Ieo.
May
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Ribs
Be pt.
Oct.
SOi,
82-0-24
804
5th !VC
6T4'TrV534'i3'4
62V8fi3j M'4
4:iV(?'H 44
434641
2544 254
204 M4
2S4fci2S44
14 224 14 40.
14 30 14 67V,
7 774 7 85
7 86 7 95
8 774 8 85
8 85 8 974
SOSiWffH 804
83 82,'8l
65 854 85
B34 634 634
6241 M K:v
454;46!S'&,U! 62
V43V(H'5i?''
43 431
264 26 26H
264, 24, I 24
14 224 14 374 14 224
14 2741 14 4241 14 30
7 75
7 824
8 75
8 80
7 85
7 624j
8 824
8 924
7 774
7 80
8 75
8 824
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Sensational Adranoe of Beaming and Erie
Feature of the Da;.
RISE STIMULATES REST OF UST
Later a Peverae Bet la and the
Pacific, Xnr York Ccatral and
Atchison Yield a
Point.
NEW YORK. Auk. 22.-A11 other event
In today s stock market were completely
overshadowed by sensational upward move
ments In Reading and Krle. On an enor
mous volume of trading Reading advanced
34 points to a new high .record In the first
hour, soon lost much of Its gain, but again
recovered and closed with a net advance
of 24 points. Erie, on very heavy trading,
advanced 2 , points to 514, also a new tiiga
record, ami cioxeu at ai. it would oe late
to advance any special reason for th
movement In Reading. A pool of consider
able proportions has been operating In It
for almost a year and Its advance in that
period has probably exceeded that of any
other Mock In Its class. Ever since Read
ing crossed par there has existed a good
slied short Interest and today's early up
ward rush was strongly suggestive of a
drive against this Interest. In the opinion
ot snrewd observers, however, this but
partly explains Reading phenomenal rise,
Rumors that the stock Is to come In for
an Increased dividend at an early data
Were out today, as was also a report that
the road Is to (Inure advantageously in a
deal now In rrocess of formation. The
operations In Reading aggregated almost
' per cent of the day's entire business.
The rise In Reading served to stimulate
the balance of the list for a while, but a
reverse movement soon set In. The Pa
cities, New York Central, Atchison, Dela
ware & Hudson and some of the more
active Industrials yielded a point or more.
The reaction was checked by a further rise
in Reading. In the last hour operation
centered largely around sucti stocks as
Delaware & Hudson. Lackawanna and the
Lries. The. grangers were neglected the
greater purt of the dav. St. Paul being the
only steady stock In this group. Aside from
some latent strengtn in American smelt
ing, the Industrials were without feature.
the Steel stocks displaying heaviness
throughout. The market broadened In the
final dealings, trading switching from Read
ing to the Krles and other coalers. Pur
chases of the Erics seemed to come from
the same Interests responsible for tho early
rise in Reading. London was a small fac-
or, selling slightly on balance. Its early
purchases of Reading were soon exchanged
for profits. Americans in London were
slightly lower, In sympathy with the break.
In Russian and Japanese bonds. Ilia gov
ernment weekly crop summary bore out re
cent rorecasts ab to conditions at western
and northwestern points. Some damage to
corn was reported from the middle west
and southwest. The local money market
was very easy, with no increased demand.
Honda were Irregular; total sales, par
value, x.i,gil4,oon. United states ponds were
all unchanged or. call
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Ei.es.rilKh.Low.Closo.
Adam Express
Amal. Copper 27,4oO
No. 2. tOld. JNew.
Pfl.li nootnttons were as follows?
FIXJCR Steady ; winter patents, $3.90f
A tratht. tl.fiTi'94.10 : soring patents
$4 ,0C(5.25; traights, $4.65a4.76; bakers. $3.30-3
a ao
WHEAT No. 8, 88-8980; No. 2 red, 79
Oc
CORN No. 2, 644c; No. 2 yellow 66c.
OATS No. 2, 24c;. No. 2 while, 2Vu274c;
No. 8 white, 25Vft24.
RVF-No. 2 R7ic.
BARLEY Good feeding, 37fi394c; fair to
rht.ice mnlrtnir 42(fn44c.-
SEED No. 1 tlax. $1.01; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.16; prime timothy, $3.60.
ft 1 IVPN-Pnntriet IT rude 112 25.
PROVISIONS Mess pork per bbl $14.85
ffi'14.40. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.85. Bhort ribs
sides (loose). S.7f.ig. 85. Short clear sides
hoieri,l. 1K.87V;!S.12H.
Receipt and shipment of flour and grain
were as touowsi
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu .
Corn, bu ...
Oata, bu-...
Rve. bu ....
Barley, bu
Minneapolis Receipts Wheat,
corn, 681 car ; oat. 612 car.
116 car;
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT.
Rain General la Nebraska, Hearlest
la Soatheaat Portion.
OMAHA. Aug. 22, 1906.
Thunderstorm .with moderately heavy
rain were general last night In the middle
and lower Missouri and middle Mississippi
valleys, and continue at points In the lat
ter section this morning. The rains were
general In eastern Nebraska, being heav
i lest In the southeast portion.
No Important change In temperature 1
hown In any section, but slightly warmer
weather prevail In all portions except on
the Pacific coast, where it Is slightly cooler.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
day of th last three years:
1906. 104. I9W 190?
Minimum temperature..,. 67 64 68 64
Precaution 91 .00 . 00 . 92
Normal temperature for today, 71 de
. grees.
Deficiency In precipitation ainca March 1,
8.06 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1904,
206 inches.
DehcleiiLy corresponding period to U08,
1.97 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Rain.
Station. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland. Neb 91 66 1.13
Auburn. Neb 91 06 .63
Columbus, Neo.. 89 64 '.IS
Falrbury, Neb.... 96 63 '.80
Fairmont, Neb... 92 63 .60
Or. Island. Neb.. 93 62 .83
Hartlngton, Neb. 81 60 .00
Oakdale. Neb 87 64 . T
Omaha, Neb 88 67 .91
Tekamah, Neb... 89 64 .60
Carroll, la 86 66 .06
Clarlnda, la 93' 65 .C
Sibley. la.... 84 60 .00
Sioux City. la.... 86 66 T
Storm Lake, la.. 86 62 . 06
. DISTRICT
No.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
PL cluudy
Central.
Chicago. 111..
Columbus. O
pea Moines. Ia...
Indianapolis. Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Louisville, Ky....
Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
St. Lout. Mo....
Local Forecaster,
AVERAGES.
of TeinB.- Rain.
Station. M&. Mln. Inches.
29 6s 64 .03
15 M 63 T
11 90 64 .48
11 88 64 .04
16 94 68 . 24
18 ' 90 64 . 00
26 80 64 T
16 68 64 . 38
11 93 68 .60
L. A. WELSH.
Weather Bureau.
Kaaaaa City Grata and PvotIsIob.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12 WHEAT Sep.
tember, 73Vtf74c; December. 74H'a744c;
May, 77c; cash, No2 hard. 764e; N-.
I, 76a Klc. No 2 red, 794c; No. 3. 7t479c;
receipts, 93 cars.
CORN September. 477i348c: December,
184e; May, Utftifttc; cash. No. t mixed. 49
fe6o4o; No. t white. 6o,afiOlHc; No. 8, 60c.
OATS No. 2 white, 2&u2t4c;-No. i mixed,
24c.
EOG3 Plrm; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 18c per
dosen: caw count lie per dosen; case re
turned.' 4s per doren less.
BUTTER t'QCUangrd; creamery, 19c;
Hairy. ic.
HAY I'nchanged and steady; choice tlm
Othy. y(TiEpO; cholee prairie, t) UiKU.26.
RYE Lower: 660.
Receipt Shipment
lii3.ftW 166.000
67.0 62UU0
6.uu0 7,000
Wheat, bushel
Corn, bushel .
Oats, bushel ..
' The rang of prices paid In Kansas City
pany, 110-111 Board uf Trade building, was:
Articles.l Open. High. I Lew. CloseJ Yes'y
Wheat
Sept.,.
Pec...
May...
Corn
Sept,.. Ieo....
May...
Oats
8pt... Dec...
Pork-
Sept...
Oct....
Lard
Sept... Oct....
rib
Fept...
Oct....
nttjd 73 734 tjs' 734
n 744 734 744! T3$
76V 77 ., 76 76V 764
' 474 47 474 '474! 4T4
$! S S84. S8S1 S4
iH 38H 4 SS, 364
. . 6V 254 164 . 2S4 264
244 2444 244 244 14
14 10 14 27 1 4 1 9 14 27 14 12
14 14 87 14 17 14 32 14 M
rtl TOO 771 ,T80" T71
T 80 ' T 87 T 77 7 87 TU
8 TO in 8 70 888 TO
IN 8 90 r 8 80 t 90 880
Llvers-ool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. tl-WHEAT-Soot.
nominal: future, vteady;' September. 6
.!: Ixoember, in 7rt
LORijr-tJni, auady; Ajuwlcaa tuUed. ta
Receipts. Shipments
27,400 22.000
152,0u0 .- 629,000
466.0UO 6,m
...-.66.000 - 218,01.
7,000
42,900
86i
38
102
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries. 17xt21c:
dairies, 161840. Eggs, firm at mark, cases
Included, laVtSfwiio. uneeae, easy, iiii'c,
SEW YORK " GE.1ERAL MARKET
(aaotatlona of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22,-FTOUR Receipts,
13 941 bbls.: eXDorU. 6.268 bbls.i market dull,
unchanged; winter patent, $4.2504.75; winter
tralghts, $4.0Q4.3; Minnesota patents,
84.9k5.5o; winter extraa, $3,00iji3.4o; Min
nesota bakers, $8.60(54.00; winter low grades,
$2.90((jS.40, Rye flour, steady; sales. too bbls.;
fair to good. H.ifMi.a; cnoice to lancy,
84.3MS4.50.
Pi lu MU1T AT SreMllv An. white snit vet-
low western, $1.30; coarse, $1.161.18; kiln
dried, $3.104t.20.
rye steady; no. 3 western. Uivc. c. 1. 1.
New York.
BARLEY Pull: feeding, 39c. 0. L I. Buf
falo.
WHEAT Receipt. 62.000 bu.: exports.
7.997 bu. ; spot market, firm; No. 2 red,
864c, elevator; No. 2 red, 87o t. o. b.
anoat; No. 1 nortnern ijuiutn, ic to ar
rive, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Mani
toba, 894o to arrive, f. o. b. afloat. Most
of the day wheat was firm and higher on
food buying Induced by firm Cables, un
avorable Russian crop news, a rather bull
ish weekly bureau report and Hght offer
ings. Prices weakened la the last hour,
however, owing to a big Increase In world's
stocks and closed 4c to 4c net higher.
May, 8l 9-16i&!K4c; closed at R9cj Septem
ber. 84i?jh74c; closed at 86ic; December,
874ff4c; closed at 874c
CORN Receipts, 122,560 bu.; exports, 62,
9S6 bu.; spot market, firm; No. 2, 614c, ele
vator, anu 614S f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow,
6140; No. 2 white, 614c. Option market was
quiet, but generally steady, closing partly
4o net higher; September closed at 6H4c;
December, 6; closed at 61c.
OATS Receipts, So2,9ii0 bu.; exports, 8.325
bu. r spot market, easy; mixed oata, 26 to
82 pounds, 29tj294c: natural white, 80 to 32
pounds, gi-dHflc; clipped white, 36 to 40
pounds, 334ali54c,
HAY El
85ii:'AC,
c'EED Quiet : spring bran, 816 75; August
shipments, middling, $17.25; August ship
ments. cHy.- $l8.oo"a 18.50.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
1904. 19fu26c; 19"3, lsijrertcj olda, 1'S12c; Pa
cific coaat. 1904. 1924c; 19o3. ITiilJc; olds,
10rl2c. ; - .
HIDES Quiet; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.,
25c; California. 21 to 2a lbs., 19c; Texas
tdrv. 26 fa-30 lbs.. I840.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $11 50
E12.W); meas, $9 50110 00: beef bams, $21 (lo'i
.50: packet. $10.&uiu U.oO; city, extra India
iiirss, $18 ooijl9 00. Cut meats, ateady; pick
led bellies, $8.75(311.00; pickled shoulders,
$5Cktf7.0O; pickled hams, 111. OOfi 11.25. Iard,
firm; western steamed, fs.afi8.20; refined,
steady; continent, $8 30; South America,
$8.75; compound. 85.76ii.00. Pork, firm;
family, $17.5018.00; short clear, $13.76Jil8.25;
mesa. ll'4.V.ft 16 26.
TALLOW Firm; city. 44d country, 44
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
3"'(j5. c: Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTER Strong ; receipts. 8,45 pack
ages; street price. extra creamery,
2i44i-14c, OfTlclal prices: Creamery,
common to extra. 1Wfi214c; state dairy,
common to extra, 176'21c; renovated, com
mon to extra, I53ilit4". western factory.
common to extra, 15.tfl74c; western Imita
tion creamery, common to extra, isgi94c,
Amer. Car & Foun...
do preferred
Amer. Cotton Oil
do preferred
American Express
Am. Hide & L. pfd.... 6O0 89
Amer. lee securities., loo 284
Amer. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Amer. locomotive ... 7,000 54 4
do preferred 2,300 1144
Amer. Smelt. & R'fg. 41,000 1304
do preferred 1.900 1244
Amer. Sugar R'fg.... 3,200 145V
Am. Tobacco pfd. c... 1,300 I024
Anaconda Mln .Co.... 4o0 1154
Atchison 7,700 894
do preferred 100 104
Atlantic Coast L 600 166
Baltimore & O..J 28.600 114
do preferred
Brooklyn .Rapid T.... 8,500 6S
Canadian Pacltlc 8,000 160
Central of N. J 600 219
Ches. & Ohio 6,300 674
Chicago & Alton
do preferred 100 81
Great Western 31,000
C. . N. W 2.000
C M. & St. P 28,700
Chi. Term. & Trans
do preferred ....
C, C. C. & St. L....i. ....
Colo. Fuel & Iron..,. 2,800
Colo. & Southern..... 9"0
do 1st preferred 100
do 2d preferred 8,600
Consolidated Gas 2o0
Corn Products
do preferred ..
Del. & Hudson .
Del., Lack. & W.
Denver & R. G..
do preferred ..
Distillers' Secur.
Erie
do 1st preferred
$124 1J7?: gold eoln and bullion. 155.104.302;
gold certificate. I22.76tl.020.
New Vark Mopey MarkM.
NEW YORK, Afig. IL-MONET-On call,
feady at 147724 per cent; closing bid, 3 pr
cent; offered at 24 T cent; time loans,
steady; sixty and ninety days, S'a34 per
cent; six months, 4 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4'j44
per cent.
BTERUNO EXCHANGE Steady with
actual business In hankers' bills at $4 SSoi-fr
imi for demand and at 14 R4fif.'(ji 8470 for
0-day villa: posted rates, $4.85434.874; com
mercial bills, $444.
SIVER Bsr, 614: Mexican dollars. 47c.
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
teadjr.
Closing Quotation on bonds were a fol
lows;
V. . ref. la. rf ... IMS Japan M aerlea.. Il't
ta coupon 14, 00 4141. wrt rO
V t. 3i. reg IM'4' ia 14 aerlea.. It
to cuupon ll L. N. unl. I'M
V. 8. new 4a, re 1M Manhattan r. ao 14 4 10414
6a coupon 154 Mrtlran Tantral 4a..
XI. S. old 4a, r.... IMS do lit Inr S4,
in coupon 104S Minn. St. L. 4a... H
Amar. Tol. 4a, cart.. n Mo , K. T. 4a....Pi4j
4o cart lit do la II 'a
Atrhlaon an. 4a...l04Vt . R R ot M. c. 4a 14
da adj. 4a Vi K. T. ('antral s IHi V
Atlantic Coaat L. 4a I0! M I. Central f. (a.lM
B. O 4a...
do 14
Crntral of Oa. ta..,
do lat Ine
do M Inc
Chta Ohio 44a .
Chicago A A. 4t
C. B Q. a. 4a.
C, R. 1. 4 P. 4a
do col. Ba
14 No Pacltlc 4a 109
. IH do !ta T74
.114 Norrolk A W. c. 4.1'!4
. Ora g. h. rMg 4a. M't
. K4V4 Pann. conr. !4a....l04V4
.1104 Raadlng gan. ta tot 4
. Iv St. L. A I. M. a. li.lltli
.m st. l a b r, tg
. ' St. I., g. w. a.
. 4 4 S board Air L.
4a. 4
8S4
CI C. A St. L. g. 4a 101S 80. l irlflc 4a M
(Mcago Tar. 4a at do lit 4a cart. .. . M'4
Colo. Ind. Si aet A.. TJH 80. nallwajr 9a 1 194
da art B 71 4 Tax. A Pacific la 122 4
Colo. Mid. 4a n't To., St 1..
Colo. A louthem 4a.. I44 Valon Pacific 4a.,
Cuba 6a, oart ..107sa do conr. 4a
D. A R. O. 4a 101 V. 8. Steal Id ta
niatlllara' 8ac. ta.... i Wabaih la
Erla prior Han 4a. ...101 t do dab. R
do fan. 4a ; M4j Waalarn Md 4a..,
ft W. A D. C. la. 118 .Wheeling A L K.
Hocking Valley 4Ha. Ill Wla. Cantral 4a...
Japan 4a, oart lOOttl
offered.
4a S
...KK'H
...1st
... t74
...11)
... 7JS
...It
41. U
... Mi,
Boston Stocks and Bond.
BOSTON, Aug. 22 Call loan. 244 per
cent; time loans, 84'944 per eent. Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds were a
follow:
OMAHA LIVE STOCH MARKET
Beit NatiTi Eteen Higher, with Weit
eiDB Lowir.
HOGS SELL AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES
Receipts of Sheep and l.anan Fairly
Liberal, Tilth Sheep Selling!
Pally Steady and a Weaker
Feellott on Iainha,
SOVTH
Receipts were;
Official Monday .
Official Tuesday ,
OM.VHA. Aug. 22. lf0R.
Cattie. llogs. Sheep.
740
7,000
.al 2.710
,13.8!5
. 7.3:5
19,:i0
8. 60O
27.810
12.7S5
2oH.;3
H.-.v'J
8.;2
DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparmg with last year:
i!W6. laoa. iuu.
... 662,634 618.777 83.757
...l,4tj.SM 1,676,674 70,680
... 948.788 797.674 149.114
tnhle shorn the average
Price of hog-s at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Two days this week
two tlays laBt week.
Same week before
Same three weeks ago.. 8.260
Same four weeks ago... 7.673
Same days last year 7,837
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
lhe following
4.W1
7.AI0
11.261
15.118
8.314
9 239
16.6-4
7,009
TO
Data. I 1806. ltO4.19O3.11O2.1901.ll)0.lS9.
Atchison adj. -4a HSi Adrantora , i
do' 4a 104 Allouai 8S
Mnlran' Central . 4.. 7t Amalgamated &i
Atchlaon MH Amer. Zlno 10
do pld 103 Atlantic 1
Hoirton A Albany . 864 Bingham 104
Boatan A Maine.... 17 Calumat A H MB
oownn cieTaiea ibv ..entenriai . a..
Fltchburg pld ,.1454 Copper Hangs S 1 . g
Mexican cantral li Pair Weat H4
N, T , N. H. A K.iOI Dumlrlnn Coal .... 7
apara Marquette.... Ml Pranklln 13 4
Vnlon Pad 0o 1344 Oranby 74
C'hem . 24 .Lie Tloyal II
4 lalaaa. Mining t
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
. Ug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aur.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Amer. Arga.
da pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer. Bugax
do pfd ....
Amer. Tel. A Tel. I.
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
I)om. 1. A 8
Kdleon Elec. llluai.
Oeneral Electrlo ..,
klaaa. Electrlo
do pld
Maae. Oaa
I'nlted rrult '
I'. 8. Shoe Mash...
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd , . ,
Waetlnghouaa com..
lild. 'Asked.
74 Mlchtcin 13 w
.1444 Mohawk
,13 Montana C. A C.
.142 old Dominion' .
. .17 naceola
.104 Parrot
. 13 Qulncr
.t!04 Shannon
,1M I Tamarack
. 174 Trinity
. tl . I United Copper .
. ti' V. 8. MlUng .
.106 4 II. 8. Oil
. 84Vi 1 Utah
. 2VI Vtrtoria
. i44 Winona
.W414'W0ivrina
a" 4
... iht
... 214
...100
... 2f4
...101
... 7
...12?
... 4
... 14
... MVa
... 10
... MX
... 44
... II
...124
884
284
81
214
223
186H
u , snipping, 60c; good to choice,
Visible Sapply of Grala.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Ltradatreel' (how the following change la
available supplies since last report:
Wheat Culled States and Canada, cast of
tse Rockies, Increase, l,462.ei bu. Afloat
for and In Europe, decrease, 2i,0uu bu.
Total upply. Increase, 1,261 000 bu.
Corn I'nlted Stales and Canada, east ot
the Rockies, decrease, 18,G00 bu.
Oats-l'nlted States and -Canada, east of
the Rockies. Increase, 8.404. 8i bu. TI10
Itadltig increases reported this week are
l.9.0uo bu. in Manitoba, 200,iu bu at the
Chicago private elevators, lul.OOO bu. at
Omaha, 82.000 bu. at Depot Harbor. OuO
bu at Coteau and tU.OOo bu. at Burlington.
The leading decreases are 93,'iuO bu. at
St Joseph and 68.0) bu. at Uouisville.
Totals Una week, last week and last year
do not Include stocks of wheal held at the
northweotern Interior elevators, particulars
as to which are not obtainable.
This wH total, 21!v,0u0 bu.; last week's
total, revised, 21 4"'.,'J bu. ; laat year s
total. revlwd,, 1S.178.wjo bu.
. 208 474 474
. 7,300 225 2204
. 100 460 450
. 100 85 36
. 300 894 884
200 424 424
183.200 61 4 44
.13.500 864 83
do 2d preferred 3O.4O0 78 75
Oen. Electric 700 183 1824
Hocklns Valley 100 9!J 92
Illinois Central l.SoO 1774 1774
International Paper... 600 214 214
no preferred
International Pump
do preferred
Iowa Central 100 294 294
do preferred 700 67 4 674
K. C. Southern
do preferred 200 69 69
Louisville & Nash.... 2,000 1504 1494
Manhattan L 400 I664 I664
Met. Secur 1,71X1 834 83
Met. Street Ry 3.3"0 12!4 124
Mex. Central 20 244 234
Minn. & St. L. 200 704 64
M.. St. P. & 8. S. M.. 6 10 140 1394
do preferred 3u0 1854 1664
Missouri Pacific 26,400 104 1074
Mo., Kan. A Tex 2,000 334 324
do preferred 9i1 714 704
National Ix-ad 2,900 444 34
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. 200 38 38
N. Y. Central 6.3"0 1554 1534
N. Y.. Ont. & W.... 20.300 67 654
Norfolk & Western... 1.200 854 854
do preferred
North American 2.400 1014 100
Pacltlc Mall 1.500 454 45
Pennsylvania 66.100 144 1454
People's Gas ; 1,200 IO64 144
P., C. C. & St. I..... 800 82 82
Pressed Steel Car I,3o0 47 44
do preferred 9"0 974 97
Pullman Pal. Car 100 251 251
Reading 261,300 1194 1154
do 1st preferred 700 9"4 95
do 2d preferred V8i 954 94H
Republlo Steel 600 214 214
do preferred 8.8"0 P4 8H4
Rock Island Co 3.800 S44 8:14
do pr'frred 4,300 804 794
Rubber Ooods
do preferred
Pt. L. A B. F. 2d pfd. 700 694 69
St. Louis 8. W 1.800 274 254
do preferred 8") 644 64
Southern Paclflo 12.200 674 664
do preferred
Southern Railway
do preferred ....
Tenn. Coal & Iron
Texas A Pacific
Toledo. St. I..
do preferred
Vnlofi Pacific .
do preferred .
I. 8. Express
T'. S. Realty ..
U. 8. Rubber ,.
do preferred'
t 8. Steel 53.700 S64
do preferred 17, l'4
Va.-Caro. Chemical... N' 834
do preferred ; I11O 15
Wabash 7'0 224
do preferred 1,600 434
Wells-Fargo Exp
Westingiiouse Elec
Western Cnlon tuO 93
Wheeling & 1 E 100 18
Wisconsin Cential S.ftiO 334
do preferred 9. nun 24
Northern ruelfic 4,I0 216
Central Leather 6 43
do preferred 2"0 1044
Bloss-Sheffleld 100 90
New York Mining; stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Closlng quota
tions an mining stocks were as follows:
Adama Con
Alice
Breece .... 1
Brunewtck Con..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal A Va.
Horn Sllaar ....
Iron Silver
Leadrllle Con....
.. IS
.. (6
.. 40
.. IS
.. 1
..110
..ITS
..140
..
Little Chief....,
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix ,
Potoal
flaraga
Blerra Nevada
Small Hopea .
standard
.. 6
..too
..too
..
..
.. so
.. it
.. ID
..US
4...
i...
...
7...
...
9...
10...
11...
12...
13...
14...
15...
16...
17...
18...
19...
10. ..
21...
22...
6 8941 4 99! 4 171
t 724! 4 2
6 lo;
6 06
li I 4 i,
E 664! 6 06
ft 1 .14 1 6 06!
C 07
78
6 84
6 63
8 8441 S 01
i 4 4 871
6 834 1 4 81
4 94,
6 954
5 89 4
0 01 -a
6 874
6 934
6 8H4
e
6 84
4 99
6 021
6 041
6 06,
6 031
6 11!
I
6 191
6 23
6 20
6 15!
S 21
6 25
7 41
,
T 891
7 27
6 d 6 161 4 1
I 78 6 18 4 21
6 79, i lei 4 33
6 10 4 43
t 84 I 4 46
6 801 6 04J
6 601 6 Ml 4 38
6 171 6 661 6 16, 4 87
7 15!
6 01
5 02
4 981 6 20
4 991 6 1
5 101 5 11
o 12: 5 15
I 6 23
G 021 6 30
1 04!
i 78
6 81
6 73
6 7 2 6 04!
6 74! 6 00
4 V9i
6 74
6 77!
6 73
6 03! 6 77
6 61I S 77
6 83
6 67
6 72! 6 89;
791 5 86;
6 86! 5 781 5 02!
6 87 5 01! 4 42;
4 961
4 971
4 971
4 981
5 001
4 961
a
6 03 1
4 31
4 28
4 29
4 83
a
4 41
4 44
4 82
4 3D
4 47
4 50
a
4 12
3 69
19 cow.
1 cow. .
74 cows.
80 feeder.
3 steers. ..
J W. llowell-Wyo.
8 cows 95 2 60 3 cows. . . .." I7S 100
Hlake Rros Wyo.
?2 feMcr.. 15 106 I feeder... 915 150
E. Yousl Mont.
IS cows.... 104" 2 60 7 cows 9t 2 IE
Reaver Cattle Co Wyo.
II feeders.. 11.0 8 50 5 feeders. .1100 100
Alec Shent Wyo.
. 9 1 65 2 cows 116 I oO
.1050 1 & 1 cow......mO 2 65
1 R Tisdale-Wyo
15 1 10 8 steers. ..1416 4 10
2 steers.. .los5 3 50
U R. Plckford-Neb.
2S feeders.. 736 8 46
3 II Konrath S IV
1173 I 80 13 cow 9C9 2 45
1136 I 00
F. Rathlener Neb.
T cows 1111 1 55 4 com 1040
4cos 1117 2 25 6 heifer.. 833
2 bulls... .1490 2 00
Hons-There was only a moderate run
here, about 104 loads being on sale, and
the qualltv of the stuff was only fair.
With the light receipts and encouraging
reports from the east, sellers wanted
better prices, but btivers were of a dif
ferent opinion and did not feel like pay
ing any advance. These conditions made
the market slow and draggy and very
little was done till well along In the fore
noon. There was a limited shipping demand
and trading could not be called active at
any time. As lias been the case for some
time, rough packing grades were not
wanted and the market -on that kind was
slow and prices ruled steady to a shsde
lower. Good light weights sold steady
to stronger, while prices on other grades
was steady to a shade lower. The bulk
of the hogs sold at 5.824'd6 "74. top 15 95.
Representative sale
J 55
2 90
15 !riT8 16; medium and
bulk sales, o.9cti6.10.
heavy, I5.9tvff6.10;
Sinn City lite Stork Market.
RIOVX CITY, la , Aug :2.(Speclal Tele
gram CATTLE Receipts. I NK) head;
market 10c loner; simkers steady; beeves.
M 7 Cu 0 i'; coa and hellers, 12 4''4 0i;
stocker and feeders. I ni4 tat; calves and
jeaillnga. 12 Soli 8 b
HtMiS-Receipts. J.ftX besd: market
stemlv. selling at 5.ux)i6 95; bulk ot sale,
15 6ii 6. S3.
(Mock In Mailt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western marge ta
South Omaha
Sioux City ..
Kansns City
St. Joseph ...
St. Louis ....
Chicago ,
Total
OMAHA
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
7.'.i 7,9"0 8,6o0
.. . . 1 J 000
ttH 5.70 I.4.M
2.7.U 7.681 1.6-9
5m 6 i0 l.fctt
1J.O(0 16,iW 18.0i
.... 42.933 44.WI 86, U9
WIIOI.KSAV.rt MARKET.
Indicates Sunday.
The offlclal number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh p.Hs es.
.. 1
.. 6
.. 43
.. 1
. 75
. 13
.152
. 1
. 2
1
C. M. A St.
Mo. Pacific
V. P. System
C. & N. W
V., E. & M. V.
C, St. P., M. & O..
B. & M
C, H. & Q
C, R. 1. & P., east.
C, R. I. & P., west..
4
3
22 26 6
26 'i 2
8
24 8 11
6 1
6 .. ..
1
2
102 36 19
Chicago Ot. Sveste'r'n Z
Total receipts 208
The dlsposlt4on of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
'FU; .! (Q
1.900
2600
, 2.300
A W
200
6O.9U0
904
364
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Aug. 22. American opened
Irregular on tho Stock Exchange today
but became firm In the forenoon, especially
Philadelphia and Reading, which followed
yesterday's bulge. Later the market was
Irregular and somewhat easy on the ten
dency of Wall street, and closed quiet.
Money today wa easyVand Us abundance
was Increased by the disbursement of the
various dividend. Discounts were cor
respondingly easy. Bar silver was quoted
at 284 and wa firm -on short supplies.
The Stock Exchange was Inactive, while
a majority of the traders believe that a
satisfactory settlement from the peace ne
gotiations at Portsmouth will be reached
a more pessimistic fueling prevailed today
and nervous holders realised, causing
weaaness. . i,onsoiS-lexi Ln, the- decline.
PARIS, Aug. 22. The Bourse today
opened firm, but became Irregular and
depressed owing to unfavorable advices
from Portsmouth. Russian securities
opened buoyant, then reacted and declined
toward the cloe. Rumors from Ports
mouth regarding the outcome gf the peace
conference caused heavy offer, and the
maraet closed weak. Russian Imperial
four were quoted at 88.60, ajid Russian
uonas 01 1DU4, at DOB.
BERLIN, Aug. 22.-There was only light
transactions on the Bourse today. Opera
tor are waiting: for the result of the,
peace conference at Portsmouth.
Bank Clearing-.
OMAHA, Aug. 22, 1906. Bank clearings
for today were 11,333,660.94. and for the
corresponding day laat year 11,134,795.83.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 22.-WOOL-Market, firm;
the noticeable strength of the market has
been foutjd In half bloods, territory and
Montana. Fine territories and territory
staples continue strong, but are selling
slowly on account of the scarcity of de
sirable grades. There Is no great activity
In pulled wools. Foreign grades are In
ready call. Leading quotations follow:
Ohio and Pennsylvania, XX ttnd above,
87-&38C; X, S44)36c; No. 1, 40841c; No. 2, irw
43c; fine unwashed. 28vS29c; unmerchantable.
8o'a32c; quarter blood unwashed, 34'835c;
three-eighths blood, 84fl36c; unwashed De
laine, 30(v31c; Michigan, fine unwashed, 27&t
28c; quarter blood unwashed, 83g,14c; three
eighths blood, 32Q33c; unwashed. 284)290.
Kentucky Indiana, etc., three-eights and
Suarter blood, 36Y,r37e. Territory. Idaho,
ne, 22324c; heavy" fine. l9Q'ilc; fine medium,
23624c; medium, 26S)'27c; low medium, 26
27c; Wyoming, fine, 22(&23c; heavy fine,
19tj'20c; fine medium, 235240; medium, 2ii'27c;
low medium, 26ir27c; Utah and Nevada, fine,
181?19c: heay fine. 19gr2oc; fine medium.
2 24c; medium. 2C'g'27c; Dakota, fine, 22!$
23c; fine medium, 22'fj23c; medium. 26'&y27c;
low medium, 2b27c; Montana, fine cholco,
2vg27c; fine average, 246i6c; fine medium
choice, 2fl27c; average, Dy326c; staple, 2Sap
30c; medium choice, 28l3oc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 29U
Glc; light fine. 2H826c; heavy fine, lM'cT
tub washed, $2U2c.
Omaha Packlmt Co.
Swift and Company 993 1.652
Cudahy Packing Co 1,119 2,467
Armour & Co 1,088 1,961
Vansant Co 67 ....
Carey & Benton 30 ....
Lobman & Co 227 ....
McCreary & Clark 97 ....
W. I. Stephen 22 ....
Hill & Huttzluger 130
Huston & Co 40 ....
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 86
L. F. Husx Ill
Wolf & Murnan 184
Mike Haggerty 28 ....
Lelghton Co 271
J. U. Root & Co 163
Bulla & Kline 41 195
Other Buyers 477 ....
1,097
931)
4,109
Totals
..5,088 7,274
12
9,00.1
CATTLE There was a big run of cattle
here, about 281 cars being on sale. As com
pared with lust Tuesday, the receipts show
a decrease of about fifty-eight cars and an
lncreuse of 176 cars as compared with tho
same day last year
Beef steers again constituted the big end
of the receipts, which consisted mostly of
western cattle, there being few natives on
Bale. Buyers were very indifferent on the
westerns and there was nothing done till
well along In the forenoon, and then trad
ing wa very slow and dull and buyer
were not particular whether .they, got any
stuff or not. The quality of the receipts
was not overlv Kood. and a buyer took on
supplies liberally yesterday there wa little
demand for anything not howlng quality.
Native are getting scarcer and there was
a good, strong demand for them here to
day. On the itood cornfeds trading was
active and prices ruled steady to atroiuf
anrl In some cases lOo hlnlier. These cattle
were all bought up in good season, prices
on choice westerns were off about a dime
and the commoner trades were off any-
u-hore from tlVh 15c.
Weakness and bearlshness on lhe part of
buvers were features of the cow and heifer
trade and the market was slow ana araggy.
On some of the very best natives prices
were about steady, but on the general run
of stuff the market was off fully a dime.
Bulls, veal calves and tans were Blow
ale and price ruled barely steady.
There was a fair supply of etockers and
feeders here and the demand from both
local buyers and the country trade was
f ood. There were plenty of orders for good
eeders and there was considerable activity
to the trade. Prices on choice heavy feed
ers were Btrong to a dime higher, while the
commoner and lighter grade were fully
steady. Representative anles:
BEEF STEERS.
Ne.
1,000' 634
214
42
2124
424
Total salt's for the day, 1,063.200 shares.
London Closing; Stork.
LONDON. Aug. 22 Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were a follow
Conaola. money ave K. V. Centra!
Ohio
Peoria Market.
PEORIA! Aug 3eLcORN-Flrm; No. 8
yellow, 644c; No. 1, 54c; vNo. 4. 64c; no
grade, 62c
OATS- Steady; No. I white. Kc: No,' 4
white. 2fV. j-.c-- '
WHI8KT-Oa the Wvf ot U ror'Bn
Utitd fjuoU.
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A
tan. Pacltlc
rhea. A Ohio
Chicago O. W
C. M. A 81. P...
rxReera
lenver A R. O...
do pfd
Fria
do lat pfd
do Id pld
Illlnnle Central ...
Louie A Nah
Mo.. K A T
SiLVKR Bar
MONEY 1 per
...15S
... ti4
SO l-;4 Norfolk A W..
. .. 4 1 do nfd 4w
. .. 24, Ontario A W A7S,
. . !1 I Pennejli.nla n
...lot Iftand Ulnae ts
...164S Reading J,
... bt I do lat pfd 4i
... t; I do td pld 41
...114 80. Railway 1:4
... 17 I do pfd lujs
M 'go Pacific tH
... t! 1 Union Pacific lit
... 44t, do pfd ion
... t 'r. 8 Steel 17
... J7(! do pfd 101
...T! .Waoaah 724
...1M I do pfd M
... 144 Spanlah 4s
mm; ,vu per ounce.
cent,
The rate of discount in the open meyket
for short bills Is 14 ' per cent and for
three month' bill 14 per cent.
. Treaasry Statement.
WASHJNOTON, Aug. 12-Today t la
ment of the treasury halanfs In the gen
eral fand exclusive of the !50o'0."0 gold
reven 'shows; Availubl caU balance,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22. METALS The
London tin market ws higher at 150
for spot and 149 7 6d for futures, and
while the demand locally was reported
light, holders were firmer In their view
and the spot position was quoted at 632.75'$
83.00. Copper also wa firm and higher In
the London market, closing at 69 17 6d
for pot and 69 13 d for future. Lo
cally very little copper Is offering and the
market I very strong. Lake and electro
lytic are quoted at 15.76ti'l.2S and casting
at 116.87415 624. Lead was unchanged at
I4.6Ovi4.70 in the local market, hut advanced
to 14 In London. Spelter wa unchanged
at 24 16 In London and at 85.70ifi6.60 In
the New York market. Iron closed at 60
Id for Glasgow and at 47 Id for Middles
borough In the foreign market. Locally the
situation wa unchanged; no, l
northern quoted at tl6.2tVM7.0O.
foundry northern. 116 TtVri'16.50; No.
ary soutnern. i6.7rjiti.7; No. I
southern, 116.6016.26.
foundry
i . a
1 foun-
tjoundry
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22-COTTOV-Rpot
closed quiet at 15 points advance; middling
upland. 11.06c; middling gulf. 11.30c: sales.
198 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22 . COTTON-Spot
in limited demand; prices steady and
higher; American middling fair. 8.27d; good
middling, .01d; middling. 6 86d; low mid
dling, 6.69d;'good ordinary, 6.51d; ordinary.
6.35d. The sale of the day. were 40.000
bales, of which 600 were for speculation
and export and Included 3.300 American;
receipts. 19.100 bales, all American.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22.-OOTTON-8teady;
sales, 62 bale; ordinary. 74c; good ordi
nary, 8 ft-16c; low middling, 813-16c; mid
dling. 10 1-16c; good middling, 10c; mid
dling fair. lll-16c; receipts, 1,2,5 bales;
stork, 78,406 bales.
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. 22 COTTON
Steady; middling, 104c; stock, 13,697 bale.
Oil and Hosln.
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-OILS Cottonseed,
Stea" "ie e, n" -In-il: nrrie '-o-
low, !94350c. Petroleum, steady; refine 1 Ne
York, , ...: Phn lucinnu and ttaltimore.
tu 86; In bulk, 18 96. Turpentine, unsettled,
624ifi34c asked.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Aug. t2.-OILSTur-pentlne,
firm; 61c.
ROSIN Firm: ABC. tJ.8f"&3 16; D. t3 40;
B, 118.1; F. 13 97; O. 84.05tS4.10; H. $4 10f.i4.16;
I. 14 20- K. 14 latjst.lO: M, I4.t6; N, 14.75; W.
O., 14.86- W. W.. 16 28.
OIL. CITY. Pa.. Aug. B.-OILS Credit
balance, 1117; certificates, no bid. Ship
ments, n.bitt bbl.; average. 81691 bbls.;
run. 11879 bbl.; rage. 66.114 bbl.; Ship
ment. Lima, ST.stJ bbl.: average. 34 811
this.: ruoa, lima, l.lil Md.. average, 47,-
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485 t 10 t 6i I 16
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1085 I 23 1 1430 I 40
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340 I 40
8 calve.,
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2 calves.
27 cows. ..
5 cows...
10 cows...
1 steer...
1 feeder.
28 feeders
4 feeders.. l'WT
lcalf 880
7 cow 1155
1 bull 1340
1 bull 1110
ltag 1190
12 feeder.. 685
71 teei....1185
11 cow 820
13 cows 188
6 cow 992
1 feeder.. 795
8 cows &o3
2 feeder.. 470
8 feeders.. 600
6 calves...
4 calves...
1 heifer....
26 feeder..
4 cow. .
1 bull...
8 75
4 00
6 60
1 26
2 50
1 65
8 10
8 60
8 60
3 00
8 00
2 45
3 20
2 20
2 66
I 15
1 35
2 40
2 20
2 40
8 00
2 10
2 70
2 00
WESTERNS.
Net Nelson Neb.
80S
Z0
60
759
9.6
..1270
7 cow. .
1 cow. . .
8 steers. ..
1 calf
6 heifers..
9 cows
10 heifers..
11 feeder..
109 cow
22 feeders..
4 cows
4 feeders. .
2 hellers..
6 cows
10 heifer
1094
1110
680
450
5118
970
85)
910
935
8M
895
937
6S5
841
560
8 26
4 00
2 36
2 15
3 26
1 73
2 40
2 40
2 50
8 60
2 10
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2 25
1 26.
2 56
1 35
2 40
1 45
2 10
2 10
2 10
33 feeder.. 1084 8 60 8 feeder. .1084 8 00
14 cows 9o5 2 60 8 cows KiftO 2 00
H. D Coble Neb.
2 feeder.. 1159 8 00 31 feeders. .1159 3 76
J. Burdwell Neb.
I feeder. .1113 8 25 1 feeder. . .1100 8 80
1 feeder... 1120 1 60 19 feeders. .1113 3 80
J N. Davis Mont.
ft cows 981 2 50 6 mixed... 7S3 2 80
18 feeders.. 1050 8 65 10 feeders.. 813 8 10
F. Askman Wyo.
6 steers.... 940 3 00 4 cows 1042 2 16
12 feeders.. 1130 3 70
B. L. Crelgh-Wyo.
2 teer....1026 8 00 20 steers. ...1131 3 25
Blake Bros. Wyo.
8 steers.... 846 2 4 46 steers.. .. 990 8 05
16 steers. ...1210 3 50 8 steer.. ..1237 too
F. Denton Colo.
13 feeder.. 816 3 35
J. Zindell-Wyo.
2 cow 1000 I 80 27 cow M t 40
4 cow Ir77 2 80 5 cows 874 2 45
3 cows 1"4 2 45 I cows 1033 2 45
W. H Pearson-Neb.
I cows "0 175 13 cows 832 2 li
lcow i:o 115 lcow 1150 2 50
1 cow 1H0 t !5
P. Winters. Neb.
1 calf 3fa 1 00 1 cows 923 2 15
4 feeders.
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2 15 1 cow
6 ijO 17 cows. . . .
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1 71
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1 75
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6 75 40 141
1 it 11 vt
5 79 70 1"
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6 76 (I t37
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5 80 tl 944
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5 80 68 23
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6 90 64 197
6 II 242
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5 2, 81 149
( 824 70 147
6 '24 75 213
5 24, 71 234
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6 9214, tl 101
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t fJ't 78 214
t tin 15 11,3
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5 t24 90 105
6 82V, 77 191
5 8214 It 196
6 12 V, 64 Ml
( 82V, 80 214
5 8IV, "t 131
6 H2' 17 213
6 82V4
t 62V, 97 170
Bl X"l
SHEEP There was a fairly
here, about forty cars being
About thirty loads arrived can
slsted mostly of killers, w
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good run
on sale.
r'y and con
fth a good
140
40
120
10
to
40
to
180
'io
160
120
to
140
to
showing of lambs. As usual at this time
of year opening trade was alow and draggy,
sellers not being ready to show their
holding till they had the stuff sorted up.
There is a better demand here for feeder
sheep and lambs than for killers and the
fact that there wns only a small feeder
end to the receipts was unfortunate. There
were plenty of buyers in the barn and they
were willing to buy as soon as the sort
ing was done. Trading was slow all
through the morning, but prices held about
steady. There was a little weaker tone
to the trade on lambs, as the supply was
liberal, but salesmen were able to hold
prices about ste.irlv. Feeders were fully
steady with yesterday and the demand was
gooa.
Quotations on to t sheen and lambs; Good
to choice lambs, tfi.66'ii7.25; good to choice
yearling wethers. 16. 16476 ,5ti; good to choice
old wethers, 35.OOjjo.lo; good to cnoice ewes,
t4.50ti4.90.
Quotations on feeder sheen and lambs:
Oood feeding lamhs, 5.75ti6.0O; pood feeding
yearlings, 14. 7F4f5.0O; good feeding wethers,
14 26ft4.60; feeding ewes, J3.604i3.85; breeding
ewes, i4.uou-4.50.
No.
2o Nebraska bucks ,
13 Idaho cull ewes
411 Nebraska ewes
388 Wyoming wethers
63 South Dakota yearlings
661 Idaho yearling wethers
itt eouin uuKota yearling wetn-
ers 69 4 85
113 South Dakota, vearllna weth
er 72
23 Idaho lambs 66
361 South Dakota yearlings 4 87
.719 South Dakota , yearlings 88
8 boutn iHKota yearlings a
243 South Dakota yearlings 69
633 Nebraska cull lambs 29
350 Idaho lamb feeders
812 Idaho lamb feeders
361 Idaho lamb feeders. ,
328 Idaho lamhs
489 Idaho lambs
974 Idaho lambs .' .
750 Idaho lambs ,
2,695 Idaho lambs
84 8outh Dukota cull ewes
Dakota ewes
Av.
... 84
... 96
... 84
... 88
64
83
Pr.
2 00
8 26
8 60
4 35
4 50
4 76
64 South
263 Idaho
159 Idaho
156 South
6 Idaho
24 native
ewes
ewes
Dakota wethers
cull ewe
ewes
420 Nebraska ewes
679 Wyoming wethers
194 Wyoming wethers
329 Idaho ewes
310 Idaho ewes
214 Idaho ewes
109 Nebraska feeder lambs..
479 Nebraska lambs
602 Idaho lamhs
42 native lambs
.. 56
.. 6ti
.. 65
.. 65
.. 65
.. 63
.. 66
.. 69
.. 95
.. 113
.. 122
.. 88
.. 100
.. 91
.. 100
.. 95
.. 96
.. 108
.. 112
.. 114
.. 64
.. 60
.. 62
89
6 00
6 00
6 10
t 10
6 10
6 10
6 60
6 02 4
6 024
6 024
B 06
6 90
6 90
7 00
7 00
3 50
4 40
4 70
4 75
4 O'l
8 00
4 25
4 50
4 60
4 AO
4 80
4 80
4 80
6 15
6 65
6 50
7 15
7 15
Condition of Trade and Qnotatlona oa
Staple and Fancy frodnc.
EOG Receipts, fair; market steady;
candled stock, lie.
LIVE POULTRY Hen, 4c; roosters,
6Qc; turkeys, 12416c: ducks. c; spring
ducKs, 9c; sitting chickens, Uijllc.
BL'TTER Market firm, uacking stock.
154c; cholco to fancy dairy, lejiao; cream
ery, 2H)214o; prints, 214c.
oLUA.lt- standard granulated, in barrel.
16 66 pet cat; cubes, 10 50 per cwt ; cut
loaf, t 96 per cwt.; No. 6 extra C, 16.60 per
.36 per
X powdereaV
t2;
250.
per
S-bu.
19 native lambs 78
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten Cent Lower Hog Steady
to Strong Sheep Weak. ,
CHICAGO. Aug. 22. CATTLE Receipts,
12,000 head; market. 10c lower; good to
prime steers, 5.36&tU5; poor to medium.
14.00(4(6.25; stockers and feeders 12. 20(4. 26;
cows, t2.16Cy4 60; heifers, t2.iKKrt4.76; canners,
1.26S-2.10! bulls, 2.0O'a'4.00; calves, I3.0ofy6.6o;
Texas fed steers, I3.5tn)4.60; western steers,
t3.6mt4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; estimated to
morrow, 22,000 head; market, steady to
strong; mixed and butchers, 16.664.30; good
to choice mixed, 6.(ry6.274; rough heavy,
6.66'ij5.95; light, t0.8oii6.30; bulk 04 sales,
l6.9IWaJ.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head; market, weak; good to choice weth
ers 5.o0(t)6.6o; f.ilr to choice mixed. UMty
4.75: western sheep, f4."5'Ue.40; native lanibH,
15.504(7.80; western lambs, J5.7BCti7.40.
Kansas City I. 're Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 22. CATTLE Receipts,-
13 900 head, Including 600 southerns;
ste-rs, 10c higher; stockers and feeders,
lory 36o higher than last Friday; choice ex
port and drestted beef steers, t5t8Krj5C0;
fair to (rood, l1.75'fi6.0O; western steers, 13.40
I&4.60; stockers and feeders, t2.75it4 25; south
ern steers, .t2. Soft) 4. 00; southern cows, 11 .0')
8 00; native cows. II 75'4 M; native hajlfera,
t2 5Otj5O0; bulls. 12.0063.25; calves, 2.&vHi6.25.
HUGS Receipt. 5,700 head; murket.
strong to 5c higher; top. 16.174; bulk of
sales. C.ya.15; heavy, t5.96H .10; packers,
6.'Otri 15; pigs and light. 6.0ui.174.
SHEEP AND LAMHS Receipt, 400
head; market, strong and active; native
lambs, 16. 760-7 25; western lamhs. 15 .7rn7.25;
fed ewes and yearlings. t4 5O'fi6.60; western
yearlings, 15 251i6.60; western sheep. I4.2"ip
6.00; stocker and feeders, t1. 764.60.
St. l.onl Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22 CATTLE Receipts,
6.501) head, Including 2,So0 Texan; market
steady to strong; native shipping and ex
port uteers. l.6o(UC.26: dressed beef and
butchers steers, U.SS'iS.lS; steers under
1 Oofl pounds, I3.504i4.00; stocker and feed
ers. 12 .20'. 4 .On; cows and heifers. tl."0(&-4.00;
$1 . M; bulls. I28V33.55; calves,
t5ty!?J4 00. TeXR :ind Indian steers, 2..jo
,:ws iri"(i hellers, I1.5IK&3 .00.
HOGS Receipts, 6.500 head; market 5c
hlfrher; pigs and lights. fi.l'Jt125; puckers.
t5oo4(6.10; butcher and best heavy, tO.Oo
6 20.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts. 1.600
head; market atronn: native muttons, 14.60
ifi4 75; lamhs, 5.0vg7 26: ctills and bucks.
12 VU3.0o; stocker. 34 60114.76; Texan, 14 60
H36.OO.
yellow, 16.30 per cwi.i
n 91 per cwt.
f itr.su fish Trout, lie; lanout. lie;
buflalo (dresseii;. 3c: pickerel (dressea. 6c:
Hute bass (dressed, uc: sunflsh, 6c; perctt
(scaled and dressed), 6c; pike. 11c; calhan,
16c, red snapper, 10c; salmon. 11c, crappltj,
12c; eels, lc; bullheads. Uc; black bass,
2oc; whltetlsh, 11c: flog legs, per do., 16o;
lobsters, green, 27c; boiled lobster, 30o;
had roe, 45c; blur-fish. 8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: ChoK-e, 17: No.
1, t6.50; No. 2, 4'i; coarse, 15. These price
are for hay jf good color and quality,
BRAN Per ton. 16
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANOES-Valeticlii, all slues, I5.0OS5.5O.
LEMONS Llmonieia, extra fancy, 87a
size, 17.00; 3110 ana ;jw sizes, 61.51xtj8.0o.
DATES -Per box of 80 l-ib. pkgs
lt.1l.,.,'.. .. TO-II. , .. .... . IK E..
FIGS -California, per 10-1d. carton, 7541
86c; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 12c;
crown, 12c.
BA NAN AS Per medium-sited bunch, $1.71
432.26: Jumbos. I2.60ti3 00
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEARS-Bartlett. per bo-lb. box, 12.903
t.Ou.
PLUMS California, per '-basket crate,
11 50 ul 75, gross prunes, 41.76; Hungarians,
11.75.
PEACHES California freestones, per box,
81.15; Elbertas. 11.20.
CANTALOl. P r.S Texns, per crate, 12.00;
Texas, Rocky Ford seed, 12 60.
WATERMELON'S Alabuina Swvel. 15J)
26c each; crated, lc per lb.
APPLES-Dutchess, Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins, In 8-bu. bWs . 13.003.26; In bu.
buskets, tl.
VEGETABLES
WAX BEANS Per .-T. basket. 25GS;
trlng beans, per 4-bu. box, iuifi:e.
POTATOES New, per bu., 26U350.
BEANS Navy, per bu., 2.
CI CUMBERS Per do., 26e.
TOMATOES Home-grown, 4-bu. basket.
26(ii 36c.
CAM 11 AGE Homo-grown, In crate, p
lb.. 14c. ,
ONIONS Homo-s:rown, yellow, red and
white, per bu., 6O0.
WKK'I 8- -Nw. per bu.. 76o.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per do..
SWEET POTATOES Virginia,
bbl., 13.50.
si 1JSCELI Jt-NEO US.
CHEESE Swiss, new, i5o; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wlsoonsln llmberger, 15c;
Twins, 12V,o; Young Americas, 124c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, raw
crop, per lb., 15o; hnrd snells, per lb., 13c:
No. 2 soft shells, per lb,, 12c; No. 1 hard
shell, per lb., 12c. Pecans, large, per lb ,
12c; email, per lb., 10c. Feanute,, pr lb., 7o;
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12f(jl34c. Almonds, soft shell'., per lb.. 17o;
hard shells, per lb., 15c. Bhellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 11.75; large hickory nut, pet
bu., 11.50.
HIDB:S No. 1 green, 8c; No. t green, 7c:
No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted, 8c; No. 1 veal
oulf, 10c; No. 2 veal calf, o; dry salted. 7(71
lie: sheep pelts, 25cU00: horse hide. 11. it
U3.00.
St. I.onl Ornrrsl Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22. WHEAT Higher!
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 784fB834e; track.
73c; September. 774t(j774c; December, 794cj
No. 2 hard, 81&84c.
CORN Firmer: No. 2 cash, 62c; track,
63c; September, 604c; December, 414c-
OATS-Steady; No. 2 cash, 26c; track, Tic:
September, 254c; December, 2oc; No. 2
white. 294c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 14.20
Q 4.35; extra fancy and straight, tvlt&34.15;
clear. t3.05i3.15.
SEED Timothy, steady; tilMtl't.
CORN MEAL Steady; t2.60.
BRAN Nominal; sacked east track. 670
69c.
HAY Brisk for good grade; timothy,
Ifl.OOdi 11.00; prairie, t5.OiKii8.oO.
IRON COTTON TIE3,-99c.
BAGGING 84c.
HEMP TWINE 6VtC.
PROVISIONS IVirk, higher; Jobbing,
114624; lard, higher; prime steam, 17.424;
dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
18.76; clear ribs, 19.00; short clear. 19 26;
bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $9,374;
clear ribs, 19.76; short clear. 116.00 .
POULTRY ftteady; chickens. 9c; sprlnss,
13c; turkeys, 144c; ducks, 790; geese, 7390.
BUTTER Frm; creamery, 1622401
dulrv, 14'al7c.
EGGS Higher at 16c, case count.
Receipts Shipment
Flour, barrels .-. .18.000 171 .001
Wheat, bushels .000 83.00t
Corn, bushels .- 11,000 72.0M
Oats, bushel 66,000 J2,00
CotTee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22. COFFEE Market
on futures opened steady at an advance
of Ave points In response to steady cablet
and moderate Interior Santos receipt
There was continued heavy nearby liquida
tion, however, and with closing cablet
from Havre showing a slight loss, prices
here BSKged off and tho market closed
steady but net unchanged. A large pari
of the business consisted of switches frorr
September to later positions. Total sale!
were reported of 167.250 bags, Including
September, 7.8oc; October. 7.40c; November,
7.50c: January, 7.7oc; March, 7.85c; May,
7v."'uHc; June, 8c; spot, steady; No, 1
Rio, 84c
Sognr and Molasses.
YORK, Aug. 22.-SUaAR-Raw,
fair refining. 34'h3 7-14c; cen
96 test, 4fu4 l-32c; molssses sugar.
844f3 8-l(lc: refined, steady; crushed, 6.00c;
powdered. 6.4'ic; griinulated, 6.8ilc.
NEW ORLEANS, Auk. 22.-SUOAR-Qulet;
open kettle centrifuxal. 441l474iC;
centrifugal whites. 4 15-164i5 1-16; yellows,
4&44c; set-onds. 247?3c.
MOLASSES NomfiiMl ; open kettle, Uii
2Cc: centrifugal, 6f14c.
SYRUP-Nominal. 80c.
NEW
nominnl
trlfugnl,
Philadelphia Prodnre Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22 BUTTER
Firm, extra western creamery. 22c; extra
nearbv prims. 23c.
EGGS Scarce; nearby fresh, loss' off.
22c; nearby fresh. 21c at mark; western
fresh. 217'22c at mark.
CHEESE Firm ; New York full cream,
lltjl2c; fancy, H4c; fair to middling, U4o.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Auk. 22. WHEAT
Higher: No. 1 northern, tl.fl4tid.il; No. ?
northern, HSc'atl.oS; September, 804ij8uolo.
RYE Firm: No. 1. OOo.
B RLE Y Steady; No. 2, 60c; sample, 3T
f6tV.
CORN Steady; September, 634e ssked.
Bvaporated Apple and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22 EVA PORATED
APPLES-Mai ki t Is unchanged, with hold
ers firm In their views; common to good
are quoted at 44t(6c; prime, 74c; choice,
74c; fancy, 8c.
Kew York I Ive Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-BEEVES-Re-celpts,
808 head. Market for good beeves
weak.
CALVES Receipt, 610 head Market for
veals, about steady: for gransers and but
termilk, nominal; for westerns, dull and
weak; veals, $6,604(8 50; few extra. $8 624;
throw-outs. 4tXii6'X); dressed calves,
steady; city dressed veals, 91 124c per lb.;
count rv dressed. 6'yll4c.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.175
head. Market steady; prime liirnl.a. scares;
sheep. $3 6otf6.0U; culls, 12.60(3 00; lambs,
! 7618.624.
HOGS Receipts. 4.154 head Market feel
ing easier on Buffalo advice.
Stock Market.
Aug. 22 CATTLE-
SI. Joseph I. Ire
T JOSEPH. Mo..
Receipts. 2. tJ3 head; market. lOMac hlKhep
native. 13 75tt6.76; cows ami heifers, $1 6"('(
4.85; storkers and feeders. 2.75'i4.15
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. " head;
market active and steadv; lambs,
M(XJ8 Ret-elnts. -7.61 head. niarkrt.
1 strong to ic higher; closed weak; light.
Duluth Grafs Market.
DULUTH. Aug. 22 WHEAT Old. No. 1
northern. 11.08; to urrlve. No. 1 northern,
874c; No. 2 northern. 834c; Decemlx-r, 78c.
OATS On track and to arrive, September,
25C.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. '?2, FI.OUR First
patents. $5.4)'(6.60; second patents, IS.JO'i
5 3tr Hrst clears, $-.Mj'fl4 Hi, second claar,
12 6512.76.
BRAN In bulk. 112.26.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Auk 21-8 EED-Clover. cah,
$6 80; October, H 85; Ltecember, 16.124: al
slke, August. $7 55; timothy, prime, $1.60.
EDWARDS-WOOD CO.
(Incorporated)
Mala OBlcei l-'iflh anil Roberts Street,
ST. PA I I., MIX.
Dealer In
Stocks, Grain. Provisions
Ship Your Grain to Us
Branch Otl1ee, 1 1 4a. 1 1 1 Hoard of Trad
nidir., Omaha, Neh. Telephone 8514.
-212-214 Exchange Bldg . South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone 216. Independent 'Phona (,