GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices in All Lies Derelop a Lows
Tendency.
PEACE NEWS HAS WEAKENING EFFECT
Wheat U Down and Cam OIT Abnnt
Cent Liquidation by Septem
ber Lod(i Helps the
Decline Alans.
k . .v . OMAHA. Aug 19rY
. th,t Ru"l nd Japan Had reached
f, n? ii, m"rkl't having held fairly firm
i.i Jm? rP" -me. The close of th
t-T i "iow ot ln" movement of hnt
tied up In Russian warehouses on account
or lacs: of cars, which have been held by
U?f.?V,'rnT?nt. ,,,r """Pwrtail.m of mar
materials. Liquidation by Heptembcr long
eTJEf.? '? i2!'Z Prce. September wheat
My m laic V' L,ecember at a nJ
Receipt of corn were a little over th
estimate. Movement from first hands was
light. September closed at 6174c, old Sep
tember at 62'v December at 42;c, old De
cember at At'ac and May at 42c.
Oats finished with September at H4c
December at 26VdHo nd May at 2no
JSjlO.
Jjyjrpool closed d lowjr on wheat and
Bradstreet' wheat Increase Is 1. MO. 000
""""i ms corn increase 6.13.1100 bushels
and oats Increase 1.246.0ia) bushels. Broom
hall makes wheat In and afloat to Europe
Increase l,M2,0u0 bushels. In spite of heavy
receipts corn stocks are dec-reusing at Chi
cago. Total stocks there are 3,648,000 bush
els a decrease for last week of 451.000
bushels.
Clearances were RO.flno bushels of wheat,
M.noo bushels of corn and l.m) barrels of
flour. Primary receipts were i?,ouo bushels
of wheat and shipments 87S,ciiO bushels,
against receipts last year of RM.ono bushels
and shipments of Ml.OnO bushels. Corn
ff ZKl1 Tr? 64fl-on bushels and shipments
. , J"1""''1". alnst receipts Inst year
or ptflfa) bushels and shipments of 4X3.000
bushels. Chiosgo has 4fi0 cars of corn es
timated for tomorrow.
The milling Interests at Minneapolis are
said to have reached an agreement as to
the buying of wheat, for the time being at
least Bnd are going to get It as low oa
possible. The bulls are wondering how
freely t ho former will sell It on the break.
Foreigners and domestic consumers were
In the market yesterday for corn. Bales
at Chicago were 6U0.0"0 bu. The seaboard
reported the demand chleflv for nearbv
shipment and said the strength In ocean
rates restricted business.
Wheat Is beginning to move In Canada.
Winnipeg Is gettlug a few oars of new
spring wheat that weighs elxty pounds.
There were heavy rains n Manitoba and
the west yesterdty which may delay har
vesting and the movement.
H. F. Cummlngs of Chlcsgo, who has
been abroad for two months, Is quoted
by the Inter Ocean as saying: "There ure
medium orops of wheat and small grain
in general In Europe and a poor crop
or corn. I was In eight countries and
made speclnl investigation with regard to
crop conditions."
The fight over puts and calls Is to come
"P Jior vo,e hefore the Chicago Board
of Trade Wednesday. The desire of those
who favor the move Is to amend the rules
Jjy discontinuance of the penalty clause.
This. If adopted, will make It possible
to trade In privileges In Chicago.
Omaha (ash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 1 car, 79Hc; 2 cars.
7Hc; 2 cars, 77c; 1 car, 7hLjc; No. 3 hard,
I cars. 78c; 1 car, 744c; No. 4 hard, 1 car,
73He; 1 car, 73c.
OATS No. 3 white, 1 car, 2f4e; no ?rade,
1 car, 21o.
Omaha ( ash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 76W794C; No. 3
hard. i4Hfl75c; No. 4 hard, Jc; No. 8
spring, ibi&SOc; no grade, tisii'Tlc. .
t-ORN-No. 2. 9c; No. 3. 4849c; No. 4,
4J48Uc; no grade. 4.Vq44o; No. 2 yellow,
49vc; No 3 yellow, 49c; No. 2 white, 49fcc;
No. 8 white, 494e.
OATS-No. I mixed. 22H3234e: No. 4
mixed. 20021c; No. 2 white. 24Vtt&25c; No. 3
a4H&26c whlte 2'; "tandard.
Carlo! Herelpts.
.. Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicago . 97 77 451
Kansas City 68 188 28
Minneapolis 162 . .
Omaha . 13 113 ii
Duluth 16
Bt. Louis.. 73 '46
Minneapolis drais Market. "-
Superior quotations for Minneapolis do
IirZj Th '"" of prices as reported by
the Kdwards-Wood company. UO-Ul Board
of Trade building, was:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I I
8ept .. S?4H
Dec ..(8i14Sf
May ..1 fam
I S4V
824
814
80
814
80
80
844
83! 83V4I 844
WEATHER 151 THE GRAIN BELT
Cooler Tonight with Showers In
' East Portion.
OMAHA, Aug. 28, 1305.
Temperatures are slightly higher this
morning In Nebraska. Iowa and east over
the upper Mississippi, Ohio valleys, lake
region, to the Atlantic coast. The weather
is much cooler In the extreme upper Mis
souri valley and northwest, and will be
cooler oyer the central valleys tonight and
v ednesday.
Clear weather prevails throughout the
central valleys and western sections. '
Omaha record ot temperature and precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three rears:
... . I. 1304. 1XM. ltd
Minimum temperature.... 70 62 68 ft.
Precipitation 00 .35 T 00
Normal temperature for today, 71 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March L
7.84 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 104.
t.72 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding; period la 1ML
4 88 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Temp Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb 31 66 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb 81 61 .no Clear
Columbus. Nob.. 9J 67 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb.... 86 1 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 82 64 .00 Clear
Or. Islat.d, Neb.. 84 63 .00 Clear
Hartinglon, Neb. 89 64 . 00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 91 68 .00' Clear
Omaha. Neb Ms 70 . 00 Clear
Tekamah. Neb... W 64 ."0 Clear
Carroll, la 8 08 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la 81 62 .00 Clear
Sibley, la 87 AO .00 Clear
Sioux City, la.... 83 64 .00 Clear
Storm Lake, la.. 88 63 .00 clear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp Rain.
Central. Stations. Mas. Mln. Incase.
Chicago, 111 29 hi 62 ,00
Columbus, 0 18 84 58 .00
Des Moines. Ia... 14 8K 64 ,00
Indianapolis, Ind. 11 84 68 .00
Kansas City, Mo. 20 8u 62 .00
Louisville. Ky.... 18 84 58 .00
Minneapolis 20 88 62 T
Omaka. Neb 16 94 4 .00
St. Louis, Mo.,.. 13 83 82 .00
L. A. WELSH,
. Local forecaster, Weather Bureau.
St. Lsala General Market.
BT. LOCI3. Aug. .-WHEAT-Lower;
No. t red, cash, elevator, 784fi83Sc; on
track. 3&6Wc; September, 77so; December,
to; No. 3 bard, 81(40.
CORN Lower; No. 1 cash, tio; on track,
54o ; September, 4o: December, 40So.
OATS Steady ; No, i cash, 26Hc; on track,
36c ; Septsmtter, 24 He; December, 26c;
No. 2 white, 29fl.
n.Ot'H steady; red winter patents,
r l64.3u; extra fancy and straight, 3&6a
0; clear, 33. OMj 3.30.
8EEI Timothy, slow, 33 SifiS.75. .
CORN MEAL Steady, JJ fa).
BRAN Lower; sacked, east traek, 69
68a. e
HAT-flteady; timothy, 38.OOeiU.00;
choice. 313 50: prairie, 3f..0ucu 38.60.
IRON COTTON TIES 880.
BACaiNG 840.
HEMP TWINE Wc
FROVISION3 F01V, Mhr; Jotblng,
I486. Lard, higher; prime steam. 37.47H.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra snorts,
(x: clear ribs, 160; short clears, 89 50.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 39.61H;
clear ribs, I kit; short clear, 810.26.
POULTRY Turkeys, 3ys; chickens. 3V4;
sprtnre. Hot ducks. 7e$o; geese, frjjc.
BUTTER Steady! creamery. litQCo;
dslry laaHo.
EOOS-lVm; 16 Wo, case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9.btt lT.ono
Wheat bu n.i 87 OoO
Corn, bit VU.iO js.c0
Oats, bu....w,. ,s., 4O.0OU 68, On)
Visible 'apply of Grain.
N EW YORK. Aug. a -Special cable and
tlraphlo conwuurdcatlon received by
Bradstreet'a show the following changes
in available supplies as compared with last
reports:
Wheat-eTJnlted States and Canada, east
Rooalee, decreased. Quo bushels. Afloat
(or ad la i-uxope, Lac reus, t,uo,u tusa-
els. Total supply, Increaaed, Lt.OOO bush
els. Corn Cnlted States and Panada, east
Rookli-s. Incroase.l. 4.1. ft bushels.
ats-fnlted States snd (snada, east
Rookies. Increased, 1.24f0 bushels
The Inadlnr Increases reported this weok
sr 3T5.nm hishels In Manitoba. 241. 010 h'ih
els st Chlras-o (private elevator). Ik.il
bushels at Omaha and 55.000 bushels st Kt.
Joseph. Stocks held at Depot Harbor de
citaned 1.0iO bushels.
(IIICARU VRAM AXO PROVMIO
fea teres of the Tradlns; and (loslns;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, Aug. .-ldeal weather In the
northwest was the main wakening In
fluence In the wheat market here t.xlay.
A minor factor was the conclusion of
arrangements for peace between Russia
and Japan. At the close wheat for Sep
tember delivery was off HifSc. Corn was
down IV!. Oats showed a loss of Vc. Pro
visions were up SVJ to 27V-
Weakness in the wheat pit developed
arter ' railing; was well under way. At the
opening the market was quite steady. In
itial quotations on September being un
changed to 4c higher at ;497HSc. The
principal Influences were small local re
ceipts and comparatively Bieady tone of
cables notwithstanding a decline here.
Later many small holders became active
sellers and prices quickly declined. An In
crease of 1. 600,000 bushels In the world s
visible supply as shown by Bradstreets,
was one reason for the Increased selling
during the last half of the session. An
nouncement of the amicable settlement of
peace negotiations at Portsmouth had some
effect on late trading. For September
the lowest point of the day was reached
at 78V- A slight rally occurred on cover
ing by shorts but the close was weak with
September at 7,4.1r?!V December opned
4o lower to V higher at 814c to 81V
sold off to 80S4iM4c and closed V lower
st 80Sc Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 152.000 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were l7.00n bushels compared with
8M.O10 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 275
cars against 240 cars last week and 421 cars
a year ago.
WesknesH prevailed in the corn pit the
entire day. Commission nouses and cash
Interests were liberal sellers. The market
closed weak with prices at practically the
lowest point of the day. September
opened unchanged to HfiV lower at 62, a
u v" "old Oft to 51T40 and closed at
the bottom. December ranged between
4'Hj,42''4c. Loral receipts wero 787 cars
with 411 cars of contract grade.
Oats were weak In sympathy with other
grain. The volume of trading was light.
Heptember opened A shade to v lower
at 254i!2yv to 25S'32fi,c, sold between
2fV and 2Str2BTiC and closed at 25V.
December ranged between 2Hc and 265?
2hie and closed at 2eQ?Gc. Local re
ceipts were 447 cars.
Active support from prominent packers
Imparted strength to the provisions market.
I.lheral shipments of hog products helped
to create bullish sentiment. At the close
September pork was up 274c st 314 V, 4
r,B"u up .7p 7 T- Rib" were
24'tffic higher at 38.niy 824.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
orneadrn' 4" Cai"": 0t',, 2X7 car8; h88.
The leading futures ranged its follows:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Ixw. Closc. TeB'y
Wheat
Sept...
Iec....
May...
Corn
tSept..
tSept..
tDec. ..
IDec...
May...
Oats
Bept...
Dec...
May...
Pork
Pert...
Oct....
Lard
Rept...
Oct....
Nov...
Oct....
!7!4'?iM
IM404I
l84S!Sr4i
79
814
O0'4 80SI 8t;
8441
834 H 84S&-4
Bl'l 82' i 634
MM B14l 53
444'44ViiV144rC!45
42j42fi4l 434
4241 42,43'S434
t I
2541 2K4! tsus
W4 264f7'S 2
284.284i4i 28,
l534if63i(fMV
lazta'dMl 63
44'ra46 45
l4:fi434 4.14
I424r3'4343(ff434
25 SWA. 2.vVf'Tt
264a'2R'Vifi,
14 75 I 14 85
14 724! 14 85
14 75
14 724
14 96
14 85
7 924
8 00
14 874
14 674
7 R5
7 90
7 674
8 774
8 86
r
7 874! 7 S?4' 7 874!
7 90 I I Ort I 7 90
7 65 7 674 7 624
7 674!
8 7741
8 8741
8 824'
8 9241
8 774
8 86
8 824
8 9.'4
No. 2. tOId. INew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Steady ; winter patents. 33 9wgi
4 30; straights, W.66'S4.10; spring patents.
34006.25; straights, 33.6tVg4.76; bakers, 32.40-3
.90.
WHEAT-No. 8 spring, SKKgWc; No. 2
red. 7S4iff794.
CORN-No. 2, 53c- No. t yellow. R34c-
OAT8-N0. 2. 254S26V: Ko. 2 white, 274
ic; No. 8 white, 35427c.
RYE No. 2, 60c.
BARLEY Good feedlnr. 87c: fair in
choice malting, 43f?48c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 31.10; No. 1 north
western. 31.12: prime timothy, 33.66; clover,
contract grade 31175. ,
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per hbl., 814.90
(Jf14.95. Lard, per 100 lbs., 37.924. Short
rins sio.es (loose). x .Btiw.ao; short clear
sides (boxed). 38.8749124.
Receipts and shipments were as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 2S.0OO 29 000
Wheat, bu 86.400 n.500
Corn, bu 450,600 422.800
Oats, bu 600. V 2IH.400
Rye, bu $.000 26.500
Barley, bu 31,500 4,700
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy, creamery. 17r21e:
dairy, lS4fr174c. Eggs, weaker; at mark.
cases inciunerv ivi nrsts, 18c; prime
firsts, 2oc; extras, 22c. Cheese, firm, 10a
114c.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 29-WHEAT-Sep-tember.
i2c; Decemler, 73c; May, 754'Sf
754c; cash. No. 2 hard, 77ig82c; No. 3. 7&4'rf
7V: No. 1 red, 82c; No. 3, 81c; receipts, 1S3
cars.
CORN September, 474"5474c; December,
S4c: May, 384c: cash. No. 2 mixed, 49go0c;
No. 2 white, 604c ; No. 8. 4&e.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2644)2fc; No. I mixed,
26c.
RYE Steady, 66c.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy, 39.00iff9.5O;
choice prairie. $4.50j4 75.
EUOS Steady ; Missouri and Kansas,
pew No. 2 whltewood cases Included. 17c
per dog.; case count, 13c per dos ; cases re
turned, 4c per dos. less.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 194c; dairy,
17c.
Receipts. Shlpmenta
Wheat, bu 1R2.00O lfi6,000
Corn, bu 72.000 85.0nO
Oats, bu 7,000 11.000
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trads building, was:
Articles I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat j ( j "
Sept .. 7T4 7J 7?4l 724 73
Deo ..734S4I 7341 72,1 73 7SU
May .. 764! 764 ?o 76 74
Corn I 1
Bept .. 484 44 47 47 484
Deo .. 84 384 384 384 3sH
May .. 34 34 SS4 384 384
Oats i
Sept .. 25S 25S 24V 24 254
Deo .. 244 244 24 24 244
Pork
Sept .. I4 86 14 75 14 65 14 75 14 57
Oct ..14 62 14 72 14 62 14 72 14 67
Lard
Sept .. 785 787 785 787 7 82
Oct .. 7 87 7 83 7 86 7 92 7 90
Ribs
Sept .. 8 72 8 76 8 72 ( 75 8 72
Oct .. 882 382 8 60 382 882
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29 Bt'TTER
Bteady; extra western creamery, 23c; extra
nearby prints. 23c.
EOOS Firm; nearby fresh, loss off. 22c;
nearbv fraah tin At mark m-tArn u
21s 22c at mark.
1 11 e.t t-tngner: New York full cream,
fancy. UVc; New York full cream, choice,
HVil2c: New York full rrun. r.l.
good, U4c.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 29.-WHEAT-Mar-ket
lower; No. 1 northern. turjh.at; No t
northern, 8&aOc; September. 78'ic. asked.
RTEi Higher; No. 1. lji2c.
BARLKY-Bteady; No. 2, 62c; sample, 40
CORN Weak; September, 624c, bid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 39 WHEAT Spot,
nominal: futures. steady; September.
6s84d: December, is V1.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, spot
6s Id. Futures, quiet; September, 4s 9td;
December, 4sd; January, new, 4s 34I
Peoria Market.'
PEORIA. Aug 2 -OORN-Lower; No. 8
y"i'w,t.ir,Sei o- Mc; No Vj; no
grade. 6146.
OATS-Steady; No. 3 white, ttc; No. 4
White, 264c '
RYE 58 V bid.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 29. COFFEE Mar-
1 t 11 an advance
of i points to a decline. The rloae was
15 points. Sales were reported of 64 0u0
-. ihkiiuiii, rrii,niHr ai 1. loir; joc:
December,, 7 36'a7. 40c; January. 7 boc:
March, JsofiTTbc; May.. UvASS, Svot
steady; No. f Rto, W-lio, Bi,u,
THE OMAHA
NEWTORK STOCKS AND BQ5DS
Expected MsDifejIation of Enlliih EDthn
siasm Does Not follow Peac News.
VALUES ADVANCE SLIGHTLY, THEN RECEDE
Market Rallies Sear the tlose
and Final Prices Are
Hlahest ot the
Da y.
NEW TORK, Aug. 29 To those who ex
pected a tremendous manifestation of bul
lish enthusiasm to follow the peace news
from Portsmouth, the course of todsy's
stock market must have been somewhat
disappointing. To be sure, the early an
nouncement brought an upward spurt. In
which the greater part of the list. Includ
ing the Japanese Issues, participated, but
being followed by periods of dullness nd
some hesitancy. Operations broadened
later and the momentous event was re
ceived with satisfaction 1y the banking In
terests, relief being expressed at the elimi
nation of a very disturbing factor. The at
tention of these same banking Interests will
now doubtless be engaged In figuring upon
the peace loans which It Js generally as
sumed both Russia and Japan will find
convenient to negotiate.
The conspicuous feature at the opening
here was Canadian Pacific, which advanced
to a new high record on buying credited
to foreign Interests. There was a renewal
of recent pressure on Reading and some of
the other coalers moved In pympathy, hut
later recovered. The Eele Issues especially
the common, exhibited unusual strength,
the common making a new high record.
Amalgamated Copper was strong, with an
other advance, the fifth within a week. In
the price of metal. Of the other standard
Issues 1'nlon Pacific sold exdlvldend of
24 per rent was strong.
Although the news from Portsmouth be
came known soon after noon, reports dis
crediting It were current and It was not
until an hour or more that traders seemed
to grasp Its significance. Much of the buy
ing that then set In came from the shorts,
though the heavy purchases of the Japa
nese Issues by fdrelicn houses helped to
carry prices higher. The better tone was
well maintained, the closing hour bringing
prices to the highest level of the day.
Fentures of strength were the I'nlted
States Steel shares, Pennsylvania, Reading,
Southern Pacific and Chicago A North
western. A noteworthy feature was the
strength of Americans on the Ixindon
curb, following the closing of the regular
msrket there. German banking Interests
were reported to have purchased round
amonuts of Erie Issues, as well as Japanese
bonds. A reflection of existing mercantile
conditions was found In the semi-annual
statement of the Associated Merchants'
company, which operatea a number of drj"
goods stores in this and adjacent cities. Its
surplus for the period shows an Increase of
3215.000. Another heavy transfer of cash
to Chicago was reported todav, making a
total of 83.000,000 shipped to that center
during the month.
The bond market advanced In sympathy
with the rise In the Japanese governments.
Total sales, par value, r.OLXl.OOO.
I'nlted States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
The following wre the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
8ules.Hlgh.Low. Close.
Adnms Ex 249
Amal. Copper 61,100 874 854 87
Am. Car & F 800 374 874 374
do pfd 1004
Am. Cotton OH 500 2S 29 294
ao pn n
Am. Ex.
230
38
274
Am. H. A L. pfd
Am. Ice Securities...
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. liocomotlvo
do pfd
Am. 8. A R
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf.
Anaconda M. Co
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line..
Bait. & Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Ches. A Ohio
Chi. A Alton
do pfd
Chi. Ot. Western
Chi. A N. W..
C. M. A St. P
Chi. Term. & T
do pfd ,
C C, C. A St. L
Colo. Fuel A Iron ...
Colo. A Southern ....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Oas ....
Corn Products
do pfd . . . :
Del. A Hudson
D. . L. A W
Den. A Rio Grande..
do pfd
Distillers' Securities..
200
100
38
274
874
74
If
40
63
2.8O0
88
82
100
11.11
113
18.400 1304 12!:i 130'
3,500
400
loo
19.200
2,700
9.3O0
6.700
14R
102
117
HO
105
170
11374
1444 1444
1014 101i
117 118
94 904
1044 10S
1874 169H
1124 U
10.800 704 704
29,400 1644 1G14
3,000
300
48
219
4M
S4
904
494
624
844
784
182
91
179
214
79'i
274
82
29
274
674
1514
108
84
1.114
24
70
134
166
1084
724
444
38
154
664
864
92
100
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric.
Hookln Valley .
Illinois Central ..
Inter. Paper
do pfd ,
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central ....
do pfd
K. C. Southern ..
2.900
600
179
214
1774
4
600
9.1O
200
?94
f.8
274
284
67
27
67
1604
'834
130
234
isi'i
106
107
344
38
1514
66
86S
do pfd
fioo
Louis. A Nashville... H.IOJ 1&2
i"i niiiin i Ltt 1 u ........
Met. Securities
Met. Bt. Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. & St. L
M.. St. P. A S. S. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M . K. A T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western.
do pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P.. C, C. A St. L....
Pressed Steel Car...
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel ,
do pfd ,
Rock Island Co
do pfd ,
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. A S F. 2d pfd
Bt. Louis S. W
do pfd ,
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway ..
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron....
Texas A Pacific
T.. St L. A W ,
4.800
lfi.800
20,900
"400
200
10.010
8.M0
2.4iO
1.100
1.000
8.7"0
11.100
2,700
" "too
8.3UO
844
1314
26
ias"
168
H4
344
734
H
384
lf.44
64
B64
ino"
48
46
474
63.4"0 1464 1454 1464
81
1.200 454
454
964
246
1:04
92
48.800 120V
1184
'964
1.60O
1 8"0
6.600
6.400
2.400
98
22
8!4
344
81
954
214 214
884 . 894
334
MIL w 4J
804
804
344
10s
684
284
64
684
114
364
4TO
" 61O
600
33, ao
loO
13.0U0
i3iio
1.800
'.4
644
684
ll4
864
'iiii
364
614
'.4
1194
334
'mi
36
994
i4
364
374
do pfd
tTnlon Pacific! 'exdiv.ilM.ioo 1364 ,334 136U
do pfd. exdiv ... M
V. 8. Ex lH
11- S,,:!, sn W4
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. 8.' Steel
do pfd ,
Va. -Carolina Chem..
do rid
Wab&Hh
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Ex
Westlnghouse Elec.
Western T'nlon ,
W. A L. E
Wis. Central
do pfd ,
Northern Pacific ....
Central Leather
do nfd
Bloss-Sheffleld
Total sales for the day, 963,200 shares.
Forelatxt FtaaaeUr.
LONDON, Aug. ?9.-Money was plentiful
In the market today. The Japanese loan
call and the settlement requirements did
not affect rates. Discounts were firm
Operators on the Stock exchange were occul
plaid with the adjustment of the acoount
Business was narrow, but the undertone
was tinner, this feeling being reflected by
a rise In consols. Americans opened firm
with early trading at a parity. In the after
noon the upward movement was Continued
prompted by Wall street support. Prices
closed firm. Canadian Pacific aad Grand
Trunk were tbe features, good buying re
sulting from encouraging traffic returns and
other hopeful prospects. Hudson Bay went
up to I War stocks rallied on the receipt
of hopeful news from Portsmouth. Conti
nental sictaltles were dull or account of
the lack of Paris support. But at the close
prtcea were harder. Japanese imperial tia
of 14 were quoted at 14.
BERLIN. Aug. .-Prloes on the Bourse
today oiened firmer, but later values fluctu
ated. PARIS. Aug. 29-Prlres on the Bourse
today were extremely buoyant on a rumor
in
708,
1S4.
21S
87 B64 W4
404 40 K
78
nlooo 'siii '214 22
2.S00 22S 2194 2224
13.300 ' 12 ' I804 1824
1.400 194 18 19
2,800 41 S 40 414
100 1024 1024 1021.,
1.9O0 4i 464 484
1.400 2!) 284 2S4
100 83 63 634
8.3O0 44 43 444
200 1864 1864 184
TOO 49 484
600 2W 2194
'L400 . 'jtiii 854
800 90 894
142(V) 52 504
2.300 844 8?4
7,100 784 Vk
( 024 M4 52
200 110 1094 1104
88.700 37 So"? 872
35.600 14 1044 losu
2"0 334 334 33U
400 1064 1064 JOT
?oo 274 224 2
600 44 434 434
230
170
200 934 9(14 8A4
184 18 imj
200 i 804 304
4i0 69 6x4 Se7
. 2114 21S BIV
SuO 43 42 494
"bv it', ii" 'mS
DAILY BEE; "WEDNESDAY,
that the Russians snd Japanese at Ports
mouth had arrived at an agreement In
reference to the purchase of the Island
of Sakhalin for S.io.'W.nm. Russians Im
proved generallr. Jtusslsn Imperial 4s were
minted at 89 and Russian bunds of 1904 at
508.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 9.-MONEY-On call,
steadr at 2ff?4 per cent: closing bid and
offered, 2 per cent: time loans, steaflv;
sixty and ninety days. 3fiS4 per cent; six
months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-4I4
per cent.
STERLING EXCH ANOE FSSV. with
actual business In bankers' bills st 14 40
tj4.8fi45 for demand snd at 34 Mg4 4i for
slxty-dsy bills; posted rates, 34 854 and
34 874: commercial bills. 84 844.
SILVER Bsr, 624c: Mexlcsn dollars. 47c.
W 1ND8 Government, steady; railroad,
strong.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows; 11. 8 Ref. 8 rag.
do coupoe
V. 8. la. rag
4a covpeB .......
r. I. now 4a, r
do coupoa
..14 IJBn in M iwrlei ..innsj
..1IWV no Wi r1 it
,.lnil So 4i ii aerlea.. 14
..l.'M, L A N unl. 4a lf
..131 Manhattan e. told 4n.lfM)4
1M Mtilran Central 4 . MW
V I old 4a. rg....l4
lo let Int 14
60 coupoa
.104S Minn. A st L 4a ... t?t4
smer. tou. fa can.. mo. k. a t. 4a lis
do a ren 1V dn ia
Atrhlaon sen. 4a... .104 4 ?". R. R. ot M, e. 4, Mv
60 ad). 4a N. T. Cantral I lr ,
Atlantic Coaat U 4a..K'l N J central (a....U44
Baltlaiora A O. 4..1"S No. Pacific 4a
to la A do la v
Central of Oa. (a. .114 Narfola A W. a. 4a.
4o lat Inr tit Ora S L rMi a.. 41
lo 14 tne Mtt Pann. oodt. SHa 10CH
Chea. A Ohio 4a 1104, Reading ten. 4a lm
Chlraco A A. Ifea .. H St. u A 1. M. c. ra .11741
C. B. q n. 4a. .1014, ft. L 4 I r. ft. 4a
C, R I. A P. 4a . Mt at. U g. w coa. U
do col. la t Seaboard Air L. 4a. to
CTC. A St. U g. 4a. lUsi Ta. 18c 4a l
Chlraao T. 4a M it lat 4Ha cart..
Colo. Ind. ta set A.. T1V, Railway la l.-o
4a aat B 10 Tex. A Pacific la.. . 1134
1 alio, ae is ni. u. s w aa
,Tol.,
Colo A Southern 4a. 44 Union Pacific
1064
1ST
7 4
lift
724,
Mta
J
i4
Cuba la cert 1074,' do conr. 4a
fl. A R. O. 4a 1(114 '' 8 d (a.
Dlatlllera Fee. la. . . . tw Webaah la
Erie prior lien 4e....'ii' do deb. B
do gen. 4a 44 Western M4. 4a...
rt. W. A D. C. la lit I- L. E. 4a
Hocking Vller 44S..IU4 Wis. Central 4t....
Japaa la cert 101
Offered.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOBTON. Aug. 29-Call loans. S-&34 per
cent; time loans. 444 rr cent. Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds wsre as
follows:
Atchlenn ad). 4a... 41 Weatlnxhouee com... 86
4a IOI14 Adventure
Mexican Central 4a. 7 Allelic, S3
AUhleon KiVi Amalaaniated 174,
P'd 1044, eAm.rr.n jin,.
Boaton A Albany.. ..ni Dlmham 41 V
Boaton A Maine 1711 Calumet A Hecla ..470
Boaton Blerated ...Ia4 Centennial ;1
Kltchtiurx pfd ....141 , t opper Rente 11
Mexican Central .... 241, paly Weat 154
N. Y., N. H. A H..K , Dominion Coal 71
Union Paclflo ISA Pranalln 144
Amer. Arge. Chem. It Oranby 74
Pfd 4 ' Maaa Mining I
"Amer. Pneu. Tube. 74 Michigan 1414
Araer. Sugar 144 Mohawk 9v
do pfd HI Mont. Coal A C... S
A mar. Tel. A Tel. ..141 'OiA Dominion 7V
Amer. Woolen 37 Osceola ltrtu
do afd .104 'Parrot ...
Dn- I- A B IV4 egulnry ivi
Edlaon Elee. A lll.lRJ't Shannon f
Oeneral Kloctrtc ....111 Tamarack 1JS
Maaa. Electric 14 Trtnltjr a
do pfd II 1 failed Copper .... 374,
Maaa. Oa, nh II. a. Mining Jw
tnlted Trult 101 V. g. oil .os,
Vnlted 8hoa Marh..M , ftah tow
.do pfd It Victoria 14
U- 8. Steel l7lwirona 11 1
do pfd iobh Wolverine 114
Asaed. Bid.
London Cloainar Stocks.
LONDON, Aug. 29. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were aa follows:
Conaolg, money ao, n. T. Central 167U
do account W4 Norfolk A W as
Anaconda , do pfd u-i.
Atchlaon u Ontario A W a
do pfd ...Ids ,1'ennBrlvanla 74
01 v. tioia najia mtuea a
Canadian Pacific ....147 Beading jj
Chea. A Ohio jn! do lat pfd 4t
Chicago Ot. Weetn.. 121 do Id pfd 48
C. M. A 8t. P 184 Southern Ry 4714
IeBeere 74a' do pfd 101
! A R. O i So. Pacific ut
do pfd 12 1 t'nlon Paclflo 140
Ertl 621 "do pfd luu
do lrt pfd ,lJ. . Steel 17-
do 4d pfd 7tl do pfd io7v
Illlnola Central 18t,Wabaah i;2
LoulaTllla A W lie do pfd 45
"i..J ". Poiah 4a i
ou'l: 11-loa per ounce.
MONLY-1 per cent. The rate of discount
In the open niorkel for short bills is r.
per cent; for three mouths' bills, I'a&i 15-i!
per cent. . ,
New York MMlag Ktneka.
NEW 'YORK, Auk. 29, -Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were as follows:
Adams Coo....,, IT
Ailcs (4
Breece 44
Brunawick Con..... K
Comaiock Tunnel .... T
Con. Cal. and Ve..ln
Horn Bllvar 18s
Iron BlUer I0u
LaadTllle Con I
Little Chief
Ontario ........
Ophlr
rnoenlx .......
Potoal
ftarage
Sterra Nai-ada
Small Hapea ,
Standard ,
. I
.too
. t
. i
. 40
. 2
. 10
.141
Treaaary Statement.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29Today's state
ment of the balances in the general fund
exclusive of the J160.000.tXX) gold reserve
Shows: Available cash balance, 3128,36(1,242;
Rold coin and bullion, J53,860,tii6; gold certl
cates, 327.822,350.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. Bank clearings for to
day were 31,2u2.3t297. and for the corre
sponding date last year 31,226,66e.36.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
28,260 bbls.; exports, 2.213 bbls.; market, dull
and lower to sell; winter pstents, 34.2631
4.73; winter straights. 34.004.15; Minne
sota patents. 34 254.40; winter extras. 32 SS
Jj8 86; Minnesota bakers, 33. 600 4 00; winter
low grades. 32.754j3.ao. Rye flour, steady;
4 0f,'M408OOd' W6o'40: cholc to fancy.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine white and yel
To032o!U: coar,e' Wl6'8ll; lln dried,
New Yokeady' N- we8tern- SSC' c' f-
BARLEY-Barely steady; feeding, 39o
c. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, f.OOO bu.; spot market
easy: No. 2 red, Wo elevator and 6c f.o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 91o to
arrlv8,J' ' b- "out; No. 1 northern, Mani
toba, 3714c to arrive f. o. b. afloat. Wheat
opened dull at a slight decline and after a
trifling rally weakened considerably under
disappointing cables, good crop news, peace
determination and Increased visible supply,
oion loss orders became a feature under
which no rally was possible. The close was
easy at a decline of H'all-16c; Sfptember.
R6ii!c, closed at SSc; December, tow
XI 3-lOc. closed at KV; May, 6c.&a!)o,
closed at 8c.
CORN-Recelpts. 80,62S.bu.; spot market,
easy; No. 2, 6sv,c elevator and &'Jo t. o b.
afloat; No. 2 yellow. I2c; option market
was Inactive with slightly lower prices
under poor cables, favorable crop accounts
and disappointing export demand, closed
barely steady st a net decline of SifHc
September, 5!ao9Vic closed at 69c; Decem
ber, 6044rtilVic, closed at 6040.
OAT8 Receipts, 244.500 bu.; spot market,
Steady; mixed oats. 82 tv 30 lbs., 2a SaVtc
natural white, 30 to 32 lbs., 33o.
HAY Steady; good to choice, auQSTHc.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice
19 crop, atr026c; 1SW4, 17fo23c; olds. 12-:
Pacific coast. 1904, liQ'-c; 1903, nominal;
olds, ltufi-tfc.
HIDK8 Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds
20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 19c; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 pounds. 18itc.
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24ft26c.
PROVISIONS Beet steady; family til W
C12 00; mess. 39.KrtnO.00; beef hams, 321 rjO.il
22.50; packet. H0.5CaaU.00; city, extra India
mess. 813 0(ari9.00 Cut meats, steady
pickled bellies. 94511c; pickled shoulders T
43TVc; pickled hams, llJilHic. Iard
steady; western steamed, 88.0rfJ8 2S- re
fined, firm; continent, 83.40: South Amer
ica, 39.00; compound, 35 87j 00. Pork
firm; family, 317.ooi 18 00; short clear. 814 50
tJlo M: mess. 816 5oal.50.
TALIXJW 8teady; city (32 00 per pkg )
4Ho: country rpkgs. freel. 41'6 4o. ' " "
RICE Uulet; domestic, fair to extra
IS5c: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Qulet; reoelpts, 22,140 pkgs ;
street prices, extra creamery, 21'cr.'H4c- offi
cial price, creamery, common to extra' 173
Be
CHFESE-Strong: state, full cream, small
colored and white fancy, 12c; extra fair to
choice, lltrll,c; large colored and white
fancy. 12c.
KOGS Weak: Pennsylvania and state
and nearby, selected, white fancy, 2Va-7c-choke.
84u24c; mixed extra. 24o; western
r)r e 30c; western seconds, l&319Wc; dirties
14 0 lSUc. '
POll-TRT-Allve. steady; western chick
ens. 16c; fowls, 13V; turkeys, 11c; dressed
firm; western chickens, lie; fowls, 131-ic'
turkeys, 13c. "
Dnlnth Grain. Market.
DCLrTH Aug. 29-WHEAT-To arrive
No. 1 northern new, 8Sc; No. 2 northern
.HSc; September old. 8lSc; Septemiwr new'
uSc; Iiecember, 7Sc.
OATS To arrive and on track, t5c,
Toledo Bead Market.
TOI'F.P. C.. Aug 19 -SEEDS-Clover,
cash. K76; O tober. 3 27; December, 34 SO;
January. 36.22). Alaika. August. 37 85.
Timothy, prime? R.87V '
AUGUST 30, 1903.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
5th EUert Stronger, with Westerns
Tally Steady.
HOG TRADE UNEVEN, BUT FAIRLY ACTIVE
ttecelpta of Sheep and l.amha Fairly
Liberal Here Today, Tilth Trad
Ins Slorr, bnt Prices Folly
Steady All Aronnd.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 29. I.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Official Monday 5.78 2 4tS 9.111
Otllclal Tuesday 8,300 6.600 10.7")
Two days this week.. 11. 7 i5 19 V!l
Same days last w eek. . . . 13.'77 1,K3 iYM.1
Same week before 13..1W 15.118 11.637
Same three weeks sgo.. 7.S 8.31S 12.7VS
Same fo ir weeks ago 8 2 9 233 2i'.3rwt
Same days last year. .. .10.6.19 14.710 24. K
RECKIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
year:
19Vi. 1901. Inc
cattle 674.075 639.047 8j.ii28
l.HO,no2 1.671.422 M.i.'o
sh' ep 979.178 857,760 121,416
The following table shows the average
price of hojjs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I IMS. 119,4. jl903. il902., 1901. 11900. IIW.
Aug.
Aug.
1..
8..
4 W;
4 2
4 i
4 971 T 411 8 tW 6 161 4 19
I 72,
I d2 I
6 06HI
T 341 6 7t I 18 t M
Aug. 3.
4 fti
6 02
6 04
6 Ufi,
8 M
6 Ul
1
8 ia
6 23
w
i u.
6 2ll
6 Xi i
' I
11 20:
6 17,
6 11,
5 ir,
6 23;
6 30
a j
5 4ti!
6 44!
6 32,
6 22;
6 82j
6 32;
I It t IB
4 t
4 Al
4 48
"g. 4. .
Aug. 6..
Aug.
Aug 7..
Aug. 8..
Aug ...
Ai.g. 10..
Aug. a..
Aug. 1-..
Aug. 13..
Aug. 14..
Aua. 18..
Aug. 16..
Aug. 1?..
Aug. H..
Aug. 19..
Aug. 20..
Aug.
Aug. 2..
Aug. 2J..
Aug. i'4..
Aug. 25..
Aug. 2.j..
Aug. 27..
Aug. 2S...
Aug. 2!..
6 06
6 M
7 891
I 101
6
1 78-;;
8 84
i nay
t MU.
0 0
6 801 6 94i "
I 86, 8 M 4 88
6 04 4 31
I 74 6 00 4 28
t 10
6 Ob
5 01
4 87
6 17
I 15
a
t 04
U To
86.
6 K:
i 8i;.,
6 K.1,
6 93SI
I 4
6 74(
5 ?7 4 W
4 XV
4 811
4 S4
a I
5 01
6 02
4 IWi;
4
6 10;
6 12,
6 02)
6 03,
5 04
6 13
5 2:
72
8 68
6.-1
a
6S7
6 72'
6 7?!
6 73 4 97
4 43
?7I 4 97'
444
6 77 4 8 4 32
6 Ml 6 001 4 36
I 4 961 4 47
6 SV i 4 60
i Sil 6 03
6 781 5 021 4 12
6 01 4 421 3 69
6 91,4 f'i 41
5 91G 1)2; 4 42
S 84
6 80
( r.7
6 to
6 91
6 9.1,
6 Hnu,
6 .V.'i
6 98
7 10
I k Ubi aw
' 3u
6 97
a
I 4 id
6 24:
7 t9i 6 oui
4 98,
5 02 ' 4 40
6 021 4 42
6 ml
7 M; 8 00
7 isl 8 021
T! 6 81
Indicates Sunday.
The official numbex of cars of stock
brought In today b ench road was:
Cuttle. Hogs. Shcep.H'ses.
C, M. A St. P 3 2
Missouri Pacilic 8 2 1..
Union Pacific S)Mcm 42 15 23 1
C. N. W 1
F., E. & M. " 75 29 ' 10 1
C, St. P., M. & O.... 5 6
R AM 90 17 10 1
C. H. Q 3 2
i., rt. 1. i! east.. .. 2
C. R. I. A P., west.. 23 2
Chicago Gt. Western 2 1
Total receipts 251 79 43 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der 01 neau indicuted:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co W7 433 9.11
Swift and Company 769 l.lfjl 2.4'Ut
Cudahy Packing Co 1.063 1,110 1.H17
Armour A Co 75S 143 1,6M
Swift, from country .... 294
Vansant A Co 74
Carey & Hen ton 96
Ixibman A Co 7S .... ....
McCreary A Clark 284
Hill A Huntztnger 70
Huston & Co 112
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 3
L. F. Husz 244
Klngan & Co 300 ....
Wolf A Murnan 119
Mike Haggerty 9
Sol Degan.... 52
J. P.. Root A Co 281
Bulla A Kline 3
Layton Packing Co 240 ....
Other buyers 400 .... 2,465
Totals 6.84 4,700 9454
CATTLE There was a liberal supply of
rattle on sale today, about 248 cars ar
riving. The receipts were some fifty cars
lighter than last Tuesday and lit cars
heavier than the corresponding day laxt
year. The quality of the cattle was verv
good.
There were only a few native steers on
sale, the receipts being made up mostly of
westerns of very good .quality. There was
a good strong demand from all sources
and on the opening trading was active.
Buyers wanted the cattle and went after
them from the start, so that a fair clear
ance was made In good season. The na
tives were In best demand and were picked
up first at fully steady prices and In some
cases the best kinds went at a little higher
prices. Western cattle were by no means
overlooked, but were picked up st about
steady prleon. After buyers had their
more urgent orders filled they slowed un
some and trading was not so active on
the close. Cows and heifers were also In
good demand and trading In this division
was active on the start, but slowed up
toward the close and the market held
fully steady all through; In some cases
the sales were higher.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were In
about the same notches as yesterday,
prices being steady.
There was a good supply of stockers and
feeders here and an equally good strong
demand for the cattle. There were plenty
of feeder buyers In sight and there was
considerable activity to the trade. Prices
were generally steady, but on some of the
choice heavy cattle sales weie made at
higher prices. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ka. A. fr Ka. av. r.
11 " 1 40 11 net t to
l tin 3 40 It 1346 i 10
4 10M 4 09 li li.) t 46
1 1264 4 7S IS JUJ M
t H.0 4 74 47 r,7S 4 40
04 mi 4 M 20 132T 4 10
10 121 4 10 JJ 141s t (4
It 1000 I 10 S t 70
COWS.
t t 00 .4 1140 t 7
4 n I 40 7 054 I 71
4 1137 t 40 1 1120 1 S
13 94 I 40 1 JJ0 I IJ
10 1044 t 60 1 mo to
960 I 75
HEIFERS.
4 332 t 4 4 (40 3 40
BULLS
1 1300 I 40 1 lino 3 is
STAGS.
t no im
CALVES.
9 sr.o 4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
40
I to
2
.. 6"0
..lilt
.1110
..1144
.. 114
..m7
I so
I 46
I 46
I 9
I to
I M
1210
671
436
6u7
640
6U0
I 00
I 16
t 26
I 40
I 40
I 60
10....
1
3
I ...
13....
NEBRASKA
2 feeder8..1220
3 l5
3 95
9 feeders.. 856
1 cow S40
13 cows B7
3 heifers... 70U
3 10
2 40
2 40
2 16
7 feeders. ,U12
9 steers. .
1 steer...,
1 stee-...,
22 cows...
3 heifers.
2 heifers.
13 cows...,
8 feeders
1213
luVl
0
1014
625
763
24
3 50
3 50
3 60
2 65
2 ta)
2 ')
2 65
3 30
3 30
3 75
3 75
3 60
3 90
3 55
1 calf
2 heifers.
3 heifers.
90
755
J0
4 50
2 60
2 00
1 26
3 0
2 40
2 40
2 heifers... 606
10
6 feeders.. 712
7 cows K57
2 cows 6ml
3 feeders.. 60
1 calf 160
23 feeders. .1256
20 feeders.. 7
36 feeders. .119 8 65
23 feeders.. ) 3 (0
41 feedVrs
14 cows...
11X8
. fcVl
u cows 827 2 3S
WVOMINO.
23 feeders.. 919
3 7o 36 feedersH87
4 10
160
I 66
IDAHO
1 f w
37 feeders.. 1043
iO steers.. ,.U33
8 7o 4S feeders.. 923
4 25 v
MONTANA.
3 65 26 steers.... 1334
3 55
WESTERNS
13 steers.. ..12X0
20 steers.. ..175
J. Miller. South Dakota.
I feeders.. W 150 16 cows 891
1 feeder... Jwo SM 2 cows... 875
1 bull 1550 2 GO
C. B. Strand, Wyoming.
14 heifers. ..1047 8 26 9 cowi...T 1281
3 36
2 86
too
22 feeders. 1135
4 26
W. H
8 feeders.. 970
3 bulls 1416
1 cow 113u
1 cow KfiO
1 feeder... 8AO
I feeders.. 974
Pullen. Nebraska.
3 65
1 76
2 36
2 35
3 66
3 (
8 U0
22 feeders.. 1031 3 66
1 feeder.. li'HO 3 00
1 steer 1100 2 $6
1 cow iwu j 26
cows it t 65
1 cw H0 2 6
" cows 1018 J 66
1 feeder... ltajo
1 cow lot")
B.
37 feeders. ll'.
3 feeders.. KnS
1 76
M.
3 50
3 50
Foil Neb.
12 steers . ..J1J1
3 Steers. ...l'iiaj
3 10
3 10
146
4 cows 7
3 45
W. Q. Kennedy Wyo.
" -wa luul
30 feeders.. 660 3 86 23 cows
80R
264
110
2 76
4 60
is cows ioai x iu 17 rows.
18 heifers... ta. I 80 38 calves
Daley A B.-Neb.
71 feeders.. 964 3 30 3 feeders
C N. Walters Uv
964 t 00
21 cows M3 2 66
Carpenter A Clark Wyo.
40 steers... lii 6 ra)
HCMiS-There was a slight run here to
day, about eighty cars being on sale The
supply for the two days of the week was
much lighter than the same atas last week
It was late before all of the stuff arrived
and 4Hmdiliun were Malnst selling inuar.
ests. puyers were In a bearish mood and
were rather Indifferent about taking on t tie
hogs. On the opening thre were a few
loads sold, but th early market was very
uneven and trading was slow, shippers and
a packer picking up the slutT a luad at a
time. Generally the market ruled steady
on the opening, but some bogs looked
higher, while others were steady snd still
others w-ere lower Tops reached 8o.0.'S for
some good light weights, which was higher
than yesterday, but the general run at
hogs, although of better quality than Mon
day a receipts were Just about steady, ex
cept on the commoner kinds, which were
lower. The market was long drawn out
and It was late before a clearance was
made, the close being lower.
Representative sales:
a . SB. FY. fte A St. .
ftO 210 . . 6 46 74 ! IA 6 at
14 2l 240 6 70 11 21 . I
44 2I ... 6 724 141 ... 4 J
71 2(1 I In 47 214 . . I 46
40 24 40 I 76 a ,1 6
T.6 .IM 80 6 78 72 214 ... I
48 ...877 ... 6 77 H 14 171 ... I 4
v jm ... 6 7t 76 re ... 3
" 244 10 I 77 14 17S ... I (6
4 244 140 77 71 f4 ... 4 "4
! 250 ... ( 77 71 14 ... 1 U
71 229 ... 1(1 II 221 40 4 46
64 i 40 4 40 71 22 ... 4 6
"1 21 ... 3 to 47 7r7 ... I II
47 261 40 HO 47 2.10 40 I 16
76 26! 120 I to 7E 231 ... t 6
2 242. 40 6 to 67 220 ... t 7
71 1?R 400 I an isa in 120 I to
74 ..JM 120 I 40 71 211 . . 4 0
II 25 140 4 to IS IN 12 lie
7 21 . I to ' 71 Ill ... 6 to
77 216 404 I M 71 f"4 ... 4 46
44 24t 240 I to 40 e6 ... lit
4 Ml 44 4 10 10 111 44 4 02
4" in ... 4 40 24 tot ... IB
70 IX) 40 4 10 71.., J6 ... 4 16
41 1JV0 to 4 to el 141 ... 4 46
47 til 10 Ml 41 221 . . I N
14 11 120 t 76 lit 120 4 to
41 242 40 6 10 74 217 40 I Ml
41 2?4 160 I to 42 2' It Ml
71 21 ... I an mt ... 6 6
'1 17 44 M 14 Ill ... I :
44 234 10 I 12
8HEKP There was a fairly good run of
sheep here today, ahout torty-three cars
being on sale. The equolltv of the receipts
was good and about ohe-hnlf of the offer
ings consisted of iambs. The stuff arrived
In pood season end salesmen gt to work
early. Advices from eastern points showed
a lower market, but this did not affect
prices here to any extent. The market was
In satisfactory condition and the same
good demand that has been noted for
some time was In evidence again today.
Buyers wa'tted supplies, but were a little
sluw about liking hold. The general mar
ket could best be quoted as being slow but
sternly. There was little or no activity
displayed st snv time, but the sheep wero
picked t-p right along
There were plenty of feeder buyers In the
big barn this morning, but the supply
of ffeder sheep was very small snd csmn
nowhere near meeting the requirements
of the trado. Prices were fully steady.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oocd
to choice lambs. 16.717 40; good to choice
yearling wethers. 35 16OT 60; good to choice
old wethers, I5.rji6 25; good to choice ewes,
34 50 5 00.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Ootid feeding Inmbs. 3a.7"f( 55: unod feeding
yearlings, 34.7fyiT6.10; good feeding wethers,
34. 80. 76; feeding ewes, 33.504.00; breeding
ewes. 4.r5i4.7K
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
74 native lambs 48 3 50
11 Wvomlng cull ewes 93 4 00
616 Wyoming ewes 103 4 85
10 rvenraska ewes r.5 5 0")
6 Nebraska wethers Ill 5 fO
23 Nebraska lambs M 7 00
241 Montana feeder wethers 4 $6
76 Wyoming ewes and wethers ins. 6 00
514 Wyoming ewes and wethers 95 5 10
114 Idaho yearlings 92 6 50
28 Idaho yearlings 92 6 50
Idaho lambs 60 6 26
37 Idaho lambs 60 6 73
6 Idaho lambs 67 6 90
800 Idaho lambs 65 6 90
1254 Idaho lambs 66 6 90
CHICAGO LIVH UTOCK MARItUT
Cattle Steady Hobs Fire Cents Lower
Sheep and l.ainba Illitber.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-CATTL&-Recelpts,
16.0nn head: market steady; good to prime
steers. 35.5036.40; poor to medium, 34.orrfJ
6.25; stockers and feeders. 32.25j4.50; cows,
32.2564.60; heifers. 32.26Wl.00; canners, 31.2.V?
32.40; bulls, 32.0OIH.iiO; calves, 34.0tw7j7.6i);
Texas fed steers, 33.50rj4.4O; western steers,
33.404j4.75.
HOGS Receipts. 14.000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 25,000: msrket 6c lower; mixed
and butchers, $5.7r4j.37H: good to choice
heavy. 36.mvf;!.30; rough heavv, 35.7va.V90;
light l5 S5Jj6.3r; bulk of sales. "35.Rf.ifji6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
head; market 10c higher; good to choice
wethers. 85.85i5.30; fair to choice mixed,
J 4.75i5.1fl; western sheep, 35.0rfi6.40: native
ambs, iS.SOtgnM; western lambs, 36.00iS7.50.
' ' ew York Ltve toek Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 2B. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 643 head; no trading; market feeling
steady; dressed beef In moderate demand
at 74)9c for ordinary to prime native sides;
latest cables from London and Liverpool
quoted the market higher: live cattle sell
ing at 11V.0 dressed weight; refrigerator
beef, 9Hc Shipments tomorrow, 160 cattle
and 2.700 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 28 head; no trading:
market feeling steady for all grades; city
dressed vesls. firm at 12Vkc; country
dressed, SIIVjC
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3,115
head; market for sheep steady; lambs. 15c
lower; sheep. 33.6rnh6.00; bucks and bulls,
83.00; lambs, 36.0ty8.o0; culls, 85.00; dressed
muttons, steady at 31)c; dressed lambs,
lower at 9'dl3o.
HOGS Receipts, 1.554 head: market feel
ing steady; state and 1'ennsvlvania hogs
sold late yesterday at 6.504.70; westerns.
35.0Ou-6.60.
Kansas City Ure Stork Market.
KANfltD CITY lh. s.i
- ' - - - , nt.n- Mr. V All I j fie-
celpts. 2,0O0 head. including 1,500 head
southerns: corn fed steers, higher; top
36 10; other cattle steady to weak; choice
export and dressed beef steers, 35.26(aV10;
fnir tn irrwwt Ii r, K 9. - . ... . J
CH.60; stockers and' feeders, 32.Va4 25;
I rV " .iu.ia; soutnern cows,
I1.76Q3.00; native rows, 31.75ra4.0O; native
i1,eLf"v.,2'80 60w: bull- J. 153.60; natives,
f2.D-ij5.5o.
HOGS Receipts, 7,200 head; market weak
to 5c lower; top, 3.12'4; bulk of Sales. 35 95
5.1D; heavy. 35.9ivu;.00; packers. i5.96'68.10:
pigs and light, 35.9(4i.12.
bHEEP AND LAMiiS-Recelpts. 9.700
head; market steady to strong; native
lambs, 36.0KU7.25; western lambs, I6.0rxo7.25;
fed ewes and vearllnirs 11 .Wi6 to. m,..,...
yearlings i5.264j6.50; western sheep, 84.25W
5.15; stockers and feeders L ihdi vi
St. Isoals I.lve Stock Market.
ST. IIITIB Ana. MCITT1 c o
6.&00 head, Including 2.70u Texans; market
for natives steudy. Texans strong; native
shipping and export steers, i4.504m.7O
dressed beef snd butchers. 33.204j4.30; steers
under l.rao ll.., la r.v04 go; stin kers and
feeders. i2.00ai,4 laV ru,m ,..l 1.-, t ,
tifi.uo; canners, tl 6&2.10; bulls. 32.2tf2 60;
i-nivm, aj.owuo.oo; i exas and Indian steers
32.6-Ji380; cows and heifers, 32.ontj3.oo.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, 35 7586 30; packers
gSfl025' butcner" an1 be,,t heavy, 36.16jJ
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 3 5n0
head; market steady; native muttons, 34 50
i6(; lambs, t4.6tj7.nf; culls and bucks
5t "& -4. 75; stockers, 33.6V33 85; Texans, 33 75
j6.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPIL Aug 29 -CATTI.Rn.
celpts 2,88 head; market steady; natives
34 orS.00; cows and heifers, il.&rai 75:
stockers and feeders. 3.1.00474.36.
HOGS Receipts, 6.615 head: market 543'10c
lower; light. 36.K& 10; medium and heavy
36 sMini(j: piga, 34 L5f;5 26; bulk. S6.9int4l.riR
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.11
heed: market active to steadv: 1u.k
17.28.
lions City Lit Stork Market.
Btni-V PITY t. M a.
gram. i CATTLE Receipts. 6o0 head; marl
ket ateadv: faei4ra itrnnt ' k......
6.10; cows, hulls and mixed. 82.26it.4 00: stock
ers and feeders, 2."Ma05; calves and year-
tlllis, f - . T" ysj . IK.
- " ' w w,-f"v imou , ITiKrKr
teadv Cn ht . Helling at KMQM; bulk
ui iva, 4jW. (vyw.au.
ftocc la tlsbt.
iRrlntfl tit Hva sirr,rVr t k .1 .
e - - ttm 4 a uriacinai
rfi.trl ti t. i
Bouth Omaha 71W
Riouv Cltv Lk a . '
Kansas City.... M0 7,Si0 71V)
- IIu,,t " 7.0"0 3 6UU
St Joseph 3 29 5 ,
Chicago li.ouo 14.0u0 lArfm
Totals...
...61,029 ,715 44.01
Cotton MarketV
i"nrv Aug ZH COTTON Spot
closed qlit 10 points decline; tnlddl ng
uplands, 1136c; middling (rulf. 11.60c. No
sales.
BT. LOI'IS. Auar TrlTTrivi,.i...
miildllna. loa.. U I ..... .... a v , ' . .
y.4:i bale. ' '
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 29 -COTTON-Easv.
Sales. tt bales; ordinary. 7 15-16,-
good ordinary, Hit; lw middling. 10c; mld
d Ing. kV; gofKl middling. 10 15-16c; mld-
dllnir fair l!l.e b , 1,1 i...
iiock. M bale.. '"'
1 I 1 n, i,. r . am
AU"- OTTON Rpnt
ln,J'7;l,: demand, prlres easv: American
mlddtlnar falp 119,1 n.w4 1,11,. .. . . ..
middling. 6 97d: i.iw miitHiinr nu'. ' j
ordinary. I1d: ordinary Iim 1
Of the day were i.HK) balea. of which 200
Z? JfT.Vcvi?Unn n1 P"-t and In
iudd' i6w Aonsrlcao. Receipts, l.wo
bsles. Including 6 bales of American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
OM4.II4. WIIOI r tM t: M4HKK.T.
rnailltlnn of Trade and 4nolatlns oa
staple nnd Fancy 1'rodare.
Ei3Gi Receipts, fuir; market steady;
candled stock, 16c.
LIVE Pt if LT It Y Hens. PVc; rooster
64j6c; turkes. l.Hloc, ducka. c; sprint)
ducks. c, spring chickens. 1.J14C.
HI TTEB-Mat ket firm, aking stock,
15Wc; choice u f'incy dairy, lyulKc, cream-
ry. 21ii2lc; prints, ilic.
St'OAH- eitandutd giiinuiated. tn barrels.
86 66 pei cal , cubes. 3" 60 per est.; cut
lost. t)-6 per cl.; No. 6 ex'ra C. to 40 per
cait ; No, ; extra C. $i.H per cwt.; No. li
yellow. 3i0 per cwt., .XXX X powdered
if. ! per cw t.
FRESH FISH-Trout. "c; hiilbut, lie;
buflalo (dressrii:, -r: i.-n-ie' rdreseed). c;
xhlte bass tdrisneui. Ut, auarh. Sc; pervll
(scaleii and dressed), c; plus. 11.', catnsii,
15c, red snaei', liv; salmon, 11c; crapiut.
lie, eels. 1..C, bullheads. 11c; black buss,
.'6c. wliltellsh. 11c; frog legs, ir dos., 36a;
lobsters, green. 77c. bid led 'obstcra), 300;
shad roe, 46c: blueilsh, 80
HAY Prices quoted by Omsha Wholesslt)
Hay Dealers association: Choice, 37; No.
I. 6 60; No. 2, 36; coarse, 36. These price
are for bay jf good color and quality,
BRAN Per ton. IIS
TP.oriCAL FRUIT.
ORANGES-Valencla, all sues, 8S.CO56.D0.
I.KMO.NS Lononieia. exira fancy, 8.6
slse, t, . 75. StV and 360 sixes, L" Hhj (.
DATES Per Lxix ol u pass., il
Hallowe en, In 70-lb. in.xea. tier lb., 6a,
FIU8 California, per io-"lo. carton, 75il
Kc; linporled btnyriia, 4-cruwn, l.'c; 6
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slxed bunch, 11.71
C2.26: Jumbos. IJ.&imJCv
FRUITS AND MKLONB.
PEARS -- California HArtlett, per 60-lo.
box. iisoofaoo; I tali, i"yi.,u. Colorado,
i-'.86i2.90.
1LU MS California, per 4-basket erate.
$1.5"til 75; gross prunes, il.Tu; Hungarians,
1.76.
PEACHES-California freestones, par bet,
31 16, Elbertas. 31.20; California Sulways, L
L'AMAI.iu I'r.b-Tex..s. per crate, U-0ui
Texas. Rocky Ford seed. 32.50.
WA I'KK.vii.l.ti.NS-Alaiiama Bweeu, 16j
Kc each; crated, lc per lb.
APPLES-Dutcluss, Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins, lit 3-l'U. bbrs., 2.7WJoo, In bu.
biiskcts, 31
Bl.l'KHKRRIES Sixteen qts., 32.26.-
IICCKLKUEHHIES Sixteen qts., tl.609
11 ,6, VEOKTABLES .
WAX HEANS-lfr Vs-ru. oasket, tttJUSoj
string beans, per V-bu. lxix, jij'.
IHTA TOES New, ya- bu., i,n4io. .
BEANS Navy, per nil., il
C'L't TMBERS-Per dox , 85c.
TOMATOES Home-grown, H"bu. basket.
SMutoc.
l'AnrtAGB-Honie-grown, !n crates, per
lb., ISac
0.M0NS Home-grown, yellow, red and
white, ier bu., 60o.
H KM S- -Now. jier bu., 76c.
CEI.KKV Kalamazoo, Jier do., J6c.
SWEET I'OTATOES-Vlrglnta, per S-ba
bbl., 33.60.
M IBCELLANEOl'R.
CHEESE Swiss, new, i5c: Wlseonsl
brick, 13c; Wisconsin llmberger, 16c;
Twins, 12H.C; Young Americas, 12e.
NI.'TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, pew
crop, per lb., 15c; hard anells. per lb., 18c:
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No, 3 hard
shells, per lb., 12c. Pecana, Isvge, per lb,
12c; small, tier lb.. 10c. Peanuts, per lb., 7o;
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12'irl.:c. Almonds, soft shellK tT Id., lo;
hard shells, per lb., 15c 8hellhark hickory
nuts, per bu 31.75; large hickory puts, per
bu., 31M1.
HIDES No. 1 green, 9c; No. I green, 80;
No. 1 salted, l(i4c; No. 2 salted, 9ic; No 1
veal calf. 11c; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry salted,
7 '11 14c; sheep pelts, I'ic&ll.OO; horse hides,
tl.5uCjS.00.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Aug 29. WOOI The market
Is active and firm. Heavy sales to th
worsted mills are reported. New England
and Philadelphia connerns buying largely.
There has been a fair demand for all
grades of wool and medium fleeces have
sold In moderate volume, but the larger
part of the transactions have been In the
Interior. Montana wools have been espe
cially active. Pulled wools are generally
quirt. Foreign wools are steady. Quota
tions follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
and above, 36tfj37c; X, 344r36c; No. L 4Vj
41c; No. 2, 4Ka42c; fine unwashed, 2KfJ29c;
quarter blood, unwashed. 34il36c; three
eights bloods. JVoSHc; half bloods. 34'Uc;
unwashed delaines, 8iitlc; unmerchanta
ble. 31'aS2c; tine washed dolnlne, 34i40e.
Michigan, fine, unwashed, 27(ft2Mc; quarter
blood, unwashed. 33i34c; three-eighths
blood. MfrQ5c: half blood. 334734c 1- unwashed
delaines. 2Kc. Kentucky and Indiana, three-
eights and quarter blood. 8f.iiK17o. Terri
tory: Idaho, line. !!Wr; ikeary fine. lftf
21c; fine medium. 2S4i24e; medium, 2ftjJ27c:
low medium. 2rVfJ27c. Wyoming, Tine. 22ft
2.1c; heavy fine, 1!ii'20c; fine medium. 23?
2tc; merlliiin. Imivle: low medium, 2?'2iO.
I'tah and Nevada, fine. W'Hr24c; heavy fine.
l!2ric; fine medium. 2-Mi'24c; medium. 26'
27c; low medium. 27ft2Sc. Dakota, fine, 22
(TreSc; fine medium. 22ft-2r.; medium, 26tr27c;
low medium, 20t27c. Montana, fine choice,
26W?7c; fine average. 24fiC'Sc: fine medium
choice, ?(Vfi7c; average. 24'iV25c; staple, 2S!j
Soc: medloni choice. 2M730o.
ST. LOlIS. Aug. 29 WOOL Steadv;
medium Krailes, combing and clothing. 29V
fiMc: llpht fine, watxc; heavy fine, l&vff22c;
tub washed, 32Cu41V4c.
Metal Markrt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 29 Tin was higher in
the Iondon market, closing 151 6s for spot
and 161 for futures. locally, th market
continued quiet but holders were firm In
their views and spot closed iil3.10rrii33.50.
Copper Is furnishing the present feature of
the market. Available supplies are said lo
be very light and the situation appears to
be controlled by the large producers, Quo
tations at present are more or less uncer
tain, but It is expected that firm prlcasi
will be made next week. I-uke and electro
Ivtlc are held at 416 6&M7.0u and casting at
il.1214y?i'iri.37;. The Undon market wa
also higher at 72 10e for spot- and 72 for
futures. Lead was quiet and unchanged at
34.854.90 In the local market, but London
advanced to 14 7s 6d. Spelter closed at
15s 6d In Ijiiiilon and was steady locally
at 8S.70j'.80. The Iron markets were un
steady, Glasgow closing at 49s 4V1 and Mld
dlesborough at 48s 6d. Ixirally the situa
tion is unchanged, with No. i northern
foundry quoted at ilmfr 16.26 and No. 1
southern foundrv at il 25116.60.
ST. I.OITIS. Aug. 29. METAL Lead,
Steady, i4.77Vi'M 80; epelter, higher, 35 6:Sj.
Snsnr nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. 29. 8CGAR Raw,
easy; fair refining. 2c; centrifugal, 96 test,
8 31-32iJi4r; molasses sugar, Sac; refined,
quiet; No 6, 4 70c: No. 7, 4.65c; No. 8. 4.55c;
No. 9, 4.60c; No. 10. 4 45c; No. 11. 4 36e; No.
12. 4.30c; No. 18, 4.J0c; No. 14, 4 15c; con
fectioners A, 5.16c; mould A. 6.66c; cut
loaf. 6c; crushed, 6c; powdered, 6.40c;
granulated. 6.30c; culies, 6 05c.
MOLAt-'SES Firm ; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 29fi35c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-Sl'GAR
Quiet: open kettle centrifugal, 4i4'e;
centrifugal whites. 4 16-li;Sj6 l-ltic; yellow
4i4B4c; seconds. 'm,ftin.
MOLASSES Nominal; o;ien kettjej 13iJ
centrifugal, 6(il4e. '
SYRl'P Nominal at 26fl3rjc. .
4)IU and Rosin.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29 -OILS Cottonseed,
firm; prime mule, nominal; prime yellow,
80V,flrrvc. Petroleum, steady; refined New
1 oik, I'm:; i-iiiiaaeipnia and Ma t more.
8656, prime In bulk
t3 96. Turpentine,
oulet at fclfli'iHUc
ROSIN Steady; strained
common to
food, n.ui'uj.B.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Aug. 29-OIL Tur
pentine, rinn at 60c.
ROSIN Firm: A, B and C, f 35; D", i8 60;
E. S3 nr.; F. $4.05; G. 34.10; H. 34 16; L. 4 JO;
K. 4 20; M, t4 30; N, 14 46; WG, i4 90;-WW.
tQ 35.
Tt d.EDO O . Aug ?9 -OII-North Lima,
66c; South IJma and Indiana, 81c.
Minneapolis Grnln Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug J9.-FLOlTR-Flrst
ritents. t6.3ray16.40; second patents, 86 lrvt
20; first clears, H 6o"j4 a; second clears.
t2 Wfi2 i.
BRAN In bulk, tl 2.0O7T12 55.
Cnll for Bank Statement.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 29-The comp
troller of the currency today Issued a call
for the condition of national bank at close
of business August 26, 1006.
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