THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1003.
0
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Corn Cent nd Half Off on Manipulation
by Lonjt.
SEPTEMBLR SHORTS ARE SQUEEZEO
General Tendency ot Wheat la Lower,
iat Price Rallied a Little aa
Attempt to t'aree
by Short.
OMAHA. Auer 0 lv
The short In heptember cora were
lueeied. Under their demand me market
moved up 14c on that month and other
months were strong, beptemuer closed at
6J40, old September at 634c, December at
4iVs old December at 44H'444c, and
Msy at 424c September coin la being
I a Hied aa May coi n was the lust ot Aprl..
bull leaders ar not supplying the market
and are getting a larger short Interest.
The general tendency of wheat was lower,
but at the close It was up on manipulation
to 4e above the low point. September at
the finish was He oft. The bull element
seems to be discouraged over absence of
export business, as well as buying power.
September closed at 784'a"84c, December
at 80488040, and May at 83''d834c.
Oats closed unchanged. September was
264o, December was 4c ana May waa
zsVrttifcSc.
Liverpool closed 4d lower on wheat and
4'tf Sd lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 70,000
bushels and shipments 430.OH1 bushels
against receipts last year of l.Tjoo.OOO bush
els and shipments of 364.000 bushels. Corn
receipt were &&4.0O0 busehls and shipments
2O3,00u bushels, against receipts last year
of 1.071,000 bushels and shipments ot 342.00
bushels. Clearances were 329.000 bushels
of corn, 26,000 bushels of oals, 14.0W) barrels
of flour and no wheat.
The latest estimate on France's wheat
crop Is 335,O0O,OuO bushels, (inn estimate
on import requirement is 80.0uo.000 bushelt
and another 4,0u0,0u0 bushels. The United
States seaboard sold 64,t bushels yester
day. Including 16,000 bushels of macaroni
at &04c f. o. b. New York, 40,000 bushels
Manitoba, to the United Kingdom and 8,onQ
bushels No. 2 red, Philadelphia to An.
werp, for September shipments, the latter
at 884c
Corn will be safe from frost In Illinois,
September 15 for the early planted ai.d
October 1 for the bulk of the late planted.
If frost stays away until September 26, It
is said practically all of the Nebraska crop
will be safe. The seaboard sold 240,0u0
bushels for shipment yesterday.
Railroads of the west are short of cars,
saya the Inter Ocean. The Santa Fe,
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific have been
short for several weeks In the territory
west of the Missouri river and the shortage
Is growing. All western roads have their
Immense supply of cars well employed and
prospects are for a car famine thlr fall,
almost as great aa has ever been known.
Merchandise traffic Is unprecedently large
throughout the west and there IS an abund
ance of trafllo In sight
Omaha lash Sales.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. 1 car, 744c; No. 4
hard, 1 car, 75c.
CORN-No. 3, 1 car, 4c; No. S mixed, 1
car. 49c.
OATS No. 2 white. 1 car, 26c; No. I
white, 1 car, 244c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 764a79o: No. 2 hard.
744'37&V4c; No. 4 hard. 72ij76c; No. 3 spring,
7tjwc; no grade, 67(710.
CORN No. 2, 49c; No. J, 4SV4'?4flc: No. 4,
484e: no grade, ilAmc; No. 2 yellow, 49c;
No. S yellow, 4Kfo43c; No. 2 white, 49c; No.
3 white. 484i484e.
OATS No. 2 mixed, 23HS?.1c; No. 3
mixed. 23.a23io: No. 4 mixed. 22ifi224c;
No. 1 white, 25c; No. 3 white, 244c; No. 4
white, 234&24e; standard, 244?f25c.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago .17
Kansas City 243
Minneapolis 223
Omaha 11
Duluth 23
St. Louis 106
433
65
34
is
Minneapolis Crtla Market.
Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices aa reported by
the Ed wards-Wood company, 110-lU Board
or. rraae Dunaing, . was: ,
Articles. I Open. High.) Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I
Sept... IR1
Dec... WVg.sOvJ
May...83V84l
i MMri
Mis
83
804
814
794
824
80"
834
Minneapolis Receipts Today : Wheat, 67
cars; corn, 4R3 cars: oats, IKS cars. Esti
mated tomorrow: Wheat, 41 cars; corn,
449 cars; oats, 218 cars.
WEATHER IX THIS GRAIX ' BELT
Light Showers Over Central Nebraska
and Other Western Portions.
OMAHA. Aug. 30. 1906.
The weather Is much cooler In Minnesota
and the Dakotas and Is slightly cooler in
Nebruska. It Is warmer In the middle and
lower Mississippi valley and throughout
the eastern and southern states. Tempera
tures are higher in the extreme northwest
and are generally higher throughout the
west.
Light showers were scattered over the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, cen
tral Nebraska and Colorado last night, and
bowers continue in the northern portions
oi nenrasaa ana lowa this morning.
Ouiana recent of tempratui anu precip
itation, compared with the corresponding
usy ui in inree years:
U. 1904. 1M 10!
Minimum temperature.... 71 60 68 69
Precipitation 00 T .00 .49
Normal temperature, lor today, 71 de
grees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
.t incnes.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1804,
2.47 Inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1903, 4.83
incnes.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
TemD Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.
91
65 .00 Clear
65 .00 Clear
M .00 Cloudy
64 .00 Clear
62 .00 Clear
05 :0fl pt. cloudy
rW .00 Cloudy
69 1.04 Raining
71 .00 I't. cloudy
68 .00 Cloudy
70 .00 Clear
63 .00 Clear
61 .00 Pt. cloudy
70 .00 Cloudy
65 .00 Cloudy
Auburn. Neb
Columbus, Neb..
Falrbury, Neb....
Fairmont. Neb...
(Jr. Island, Neb..
Hartlngton, Neb.
Oakdale, Neb..,..
Omaha. Neb
Tekamah, Neb...
Carroll, la
Clarlnda, la
Sibley, la
Btoux City, la....
Storm 1-ake, la..
90
S3
7
03
95
63
96
91
94
SO)
03
92
94
91
D4lviCi- AVUtAUEK.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central Blsiious. Max. MIL Inciiri
Chicago, ill
Columbus, O
Des Moines, la...
Indianapolis, lnd.
Kansaa City, Mo.
lyiulsvllle, Ky....
Minneapolis
Omaha. Neb
St. Louis, Mo....
10 86 4 .08
18 86 -. T
14 DO t .02
11 M t2 .00
20 92 i .00
19 -68 M .HO
27 84 64 .06
15 91 66 .OS
li 88 63 .00
U A. W ELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kaaaas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. S0.-VHEAT-8ep
tember. 72io: December. i2.u -7c: Mar
7f.V75c; cash. No. 2 hard, iota!; No. 3,
T&aHc; No. i red, 82c; No. 3, Sue; receipts,
24 cars.
CORN September. 47Ve; December. S84c
May, 384c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 484tj4c; No,
2 white. 60c; No. 3. 494'.
OATS No. 3 white. -wj27c; No. 2 mixed,
Uc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, t9.0O3S.80
ennic prairie. t.ooiuii.io.
RYE Steady: Wo.
BL'TTKB-Steady ; creamery, 194c; pack
ins loVvC.
LOOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood cases Included, 17c; case
count, 13c; cases returned. 40 less.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 26J,tA 37o.(m0
Corn, bu 60.000 SO.OuO
Oais. bu 8,0u0 S.CwO
The rang of price paid In Kansas City
ss rtportea oy iue r-uw,iur i wnt
pany. U0-111 Board ut Trad building, was
Article I Open. High. I Low. I Close ! Ys'y
Wheat III I
Sept...! 7241 724 T1S 71SI 724
Dec... 7ItrV 724 724 H 7J
May... 754 7E4 7641 73
Corn I t ' I
Sept... 47 47 47 47 47
Dec.... 241 341 4 4 24
May... 3s4. 24 ' ' 4l 34
CSept... 24) 2S4 Sil 27
Dec... U4i 244! 24 2441 24
Pork I
Sept... 14 90 IK SO 14 X 15 30 14 76
Oct.... 14 77 li CO an 14 02 14 73
I.srd-
Sept... TB 3 00 TM 3M T7
Oct.... 193 3 07 7 96 ICS 793
Ribs-.
rVpt... Ill 185 1 77 I 3 82 7
Oct.... 3 36 I 92 I 3 90 62
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOU Aug. J0.-VHHAT-6pot.
nominal; futures. quiet; September,
:c,( IW.lr U. r.
COiLN-fci.'Ot. steady; American mixed,
spot, 3 4d; futures, stesdy; September, 4s
4d; December, 4s SSd, January, new,
4 d.
CHICAGO GRAM AD PROVISIONS
real a re f the Trading aad ( loslag
Prlrea on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, Aug 80 Perfect harvesting
Westher In the northwest caused weaknexs
In the wheat msrket hrre today. At the
clos the September delivery wss nfT 4"
Corn was up 14o. Onts were prat Irally
unrhsnged. Provisions were up from 5c
to 474c.
The wheat market was weak from the
stsrt. At the opening the September option
wss off 44c to 4u4e at '.ti4tj7Sc. De
cember was down 4; to 4&'c at 9S'ii
8"4c to 804c. The mnln factor In the situa
tion was the condition of the weather.
wnicn is of the best kind for harvesting
he spring sown crop both in the 1'nltei
tates and northwest Canada. Until lnte
In the day the market lucked any bullish
Incentive and prices steadily declined. For
September the lowest point of the day was
reached at 774c. December sold off to 794.
During the last half hour a slight rally
occured on buying by shorts who were
forced to cover by a report from Kanas
Ity claiming small lots of whoat had ben
worked for exoort bv wsv of the tjulf of
Mexico, At the close, however, the general
one of the market was rather week. Final
uotations on September were at i4Q'i4c
ecemher closed at a loss of Wa Vic at
m4Wt04c. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 63,ono bu. Primary receipt
were 790,000 bu., compared with l.ow.nno last
year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 23 cars, against 19 last
wek and I4 a year ago.
in feature or trading in the corn marKer
was a sharp upturn m the price of the
September delivery. Pit traders sold short
early In the session on the expectation that
mo usual eievenin riour liquidation wouia
cause a decline. Distant deliveries were
rm In sympathy with the bulge In the
price of the September option. Weather
was again favorable for the rapid maturing
of the crop and cables were lower. The
maraet closed nrm. September opened 40
lower to 4c higher at 61,iti52c. sold ud to
634c and closed at 634c. December ranged
Deiween 4c and 43c and closa 4c higher
at 42'Va 43c. ixical receipts were 433 cars,
with H3 of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat had a bearish effect
on the oat market. Trailing was of small
volume and price fluctuated within a nar
row range. September opened a shade
higher at 2S4'u2flS,c, sold off to 254c and
closed at 2fM.o. December ranared between
264c and 24j2Hc and closed a shade lower
at 24c Local receipts were 1R8 car.
The declining tendency of wheat had ap
parently no effect on the provisions market.
wnicn ruiea strong the entire day. 1 ne
market again received active support from
prominent packers. Continued good ship
ping demand helped to support prices. At
the close September pork was up 474c at
315.624. lard was up 124c at 38.06 and rib
were up 6(1740 at 18.874.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
41 cars: corn. 433 cars: oats. 218 cars: hull.
i:,iM neaa.
The leading future ranged as follow:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
7K4fii
4(5'4
,8344,
78V.
774f784'4 784TI-79
794
M'4'04
WI4
63.
83
W404I
834
524
Corn
a Sept.
52
62 M4
61V 634
D Sept.
a Dec.
b Deo.
61W.2,
44VgS'
424&4
634
Dl '
44
43
444:44S'5f 444,
4:424424
254 2o4l 254
W4 24,264'n4
284.2SV4fjH;2SV
May
424&v4
254
264-U4
Oats-
Sept.
Iec.
May
264BS
284'tf'4
4
Pork-
Sept.
Oct.
15 00
14 85
7 95
7 97
16 424
IB 00
14 86
7 86
15 424
u m
14 85
7 92H
8 OO
1 B74
8 824
8 924
15 10
8 05
lb 10
8 OS
8 10
7 70
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
8 124
7 H74
T 674
7 674l
7 7241
Rib
Sept.
Oct.
8 85
8 90
8 90
00
8 82H
8 874
8 U
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were a follows:
FLOUR Steady : winter patents. 13 9048
4.30: straights. 33.65fi410: SDrlna patents.
4 O0g5.20; straights, 3.&Ku4.75, bakers, 32.40o)
WHEAT No. 3 snrlna. 80t3S8c: No. 2 red.
7T4i&7S4c.
CORN NO.-2, B44c; No. 2 yellow, R6c.
OATS No. 2. 2&c: No. 2 white. 27ii27ic:
No. S white. 25fi27c.
RYE No. 2, 684c.
BARLEY Good feeding. S7fi38c: fair to
choice malting, 43fc48c.
of.jvua ISO. 1 nax, 31.09; . No. 1 north
western, 31.12; prime timothy, 33.63; clover,
rontract grade, $11.75. .
PROVISIONS-Mes pork per bbl.,'4)15 25
J315.40. Iird, per 100 lbs., W.05. Short ribs
sides (loosel. N.R"iifi8.90. Short clear Bides
(boxed), $S.874'5.124.
Following were the receipt and ahlD-
ment of flour and grain:
Keceipts. snipments
Flour, bbl
39.400
10.500
53.5(10
Wheat, bu
147.MO
707. MaJ
660, 300
2.500
38,100
orn. bu
- Ii2.7"0
365.000
2.900
i.MO
Oats, bu
Rye, bu
Barley, bu
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries). 17(ff20Uc:
dairies, 164 184c. Eggs, steady t at mark,
cases Included. 164c; firsts, lRc; prime
firsts. 20c; extra, 22c. Cheese, firm. Utilise.
Ut. Lonl General Market.
BT. LOUIS. Alia-. 80 WHEAT Lower:
No, 2 red cash, elevator. 78S,a-Ic: track.
834c; September, 7ti4c; December, 784c; No.
hard. eKpaftc.
CORN Future higher; cash lower; No. 2
cash. 62o; track, R24'ii534c; September, 60c;
December, 4044040.
OATS Quiet and unchanged: No. 2 cash.
25c; track, 264c; September, 247c; Decem
ber. 26c; No. 2 white, 29c.
FLOUR Fair: red winter patents. 14.10
$4.26; extra fancy and straight, $3 tc''3.7S;
clear, 33. 05-53.20.
SEED Timothy, steady: 33.5O8S.70.
CORN MEAL Steady, i2.60.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track, 6ft?ri8c.
HAY Steady : timothy. tti.OOfilll.OO:
choice. 113.60; prairie. 35.004(38.60.
IRON COTTON TIES SWO,
BAGGING 84c.
HEMP TWINE 44c
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: lobbing.
816.20. Lard, higher; prim steam, 37. bu.
Dry salt meat, stesdy; boxed extra shorts,
$!; clear ribs, 39.60; short, clears, 39 60.
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts, FJ.oi1:
clear ribs. $10; short clear, $10 25.
POULTRY Weaker; chickens, 9c;
springs. 104illc; turkey, 134c: ducks, 7
8c; geese. 61j9c.
BITTER Steady; creamery, 17(ff22c;
dairy. 14'dl"c.
EGGS Steady at 184c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
8.00O 18,000
107,000 64 0IO
13,000 2ti.0"0
61 ,0U) 63.OU0
Corn, bu
Oat, bu
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. $0 BUTTER
Firm : extra western creamery, 22c; extra
nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS f irm; nearny rresn, loss orr. zie;
r.earhy fresh. 22c at mark; western fresh,
2l'o2L'c at mark.
CHEESE Firm: New York full creams.
fancy. 124c: New 1 ork cnoioe. ii3312c;
New York fair to good, 1Kq114c.
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. 'Aug. 30 WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, V893c; No. 2
northern, SoU0c; September, 7843784c
asked.
RYE Lower; No. 1, 6l6ZC.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, 62ci sample,
87(82c.
CORN Strong; September, 634e bid.
Peoria
Market.
PEORIA. Aug. SO
-CORN Ix wer;
No. 2
yell
61 c.
ellow, 63c; No. 3, 63c; No. 4, 62c; no grade,
OATS Steady;
4 white. 2f2640.
No. 3 white, 25e26c; No.
K I lv oieaay; no
3, 694c.
Mlaaeapoll Floar Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 30. FLOUR First
f stents. $5 ii5.30; second patents, Sn.Oo-fJ
10: first clears. 33 90V4.U; second clears,
$2.5642 66.
BHAN In bulk. 811. 25.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Aug. 30 SEED Clover, cash.
36.66; October, 36 274: December, Sti 20; Jan
uary. $6.224 hld; August alsike, $7.85; prim
timothy, $1 674-
Dalath Grala Market.
DULUTH. Aug. SO-WHEAT-Old. No.
1 northern, II w, September, old, 814o;
Beptember, new, 774c; December, 76c.
OATS To arrive and on track, 264c.
I
laiar aad Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30 SUOAR-R w,
easy; tair renning, ic; ceniruugai, m test,
3 15-16V; moUssrs sugar, 34c; refined.
quIM; No. , 4 70c; No. 7, 4Sc; No. S, 4 55c;
No. . 4toc; iso. iu, 4dc; iso. 11. tuc; No
13. 4.3uc; No. 13. 4 2uc; No. 14. 4 15c; con
fectioners A, 6.15c; mould A. 660c; cut
loaf, 6c; crushed. 4c ; powdered. 6 4oe
granulated. 6 Joe; cubes, t 66c
MOLASSES rlrm; New Orleans open
Kettle, goon to cnoic, sojoc.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. "SO.-Sl'GAR
Quiet: open kettle centrifugal. 44t44c;
cvntrirugal whites. 4 is-looe i-ioc; yellows,
4u44c; second. 24B3WC
MuLASSES Nominal, open kettle, 13'
SSc; centrirugau aic. . .
SYRUP Nominal at 2630o.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Yarket faili to Respond to Aotitity
Abroad Due to feioe Bcwa,
READING RAILWAY DECLINES TWO POINTS
Into Parlfle, t. Paal. Xew York
Central aad lotted State
Steel Are Also
Lower.
NEW YORK. Aug Sn.-As wa to be ex
pected the effect of yesterdsy's historic
event at Portsmouth found clearer reflec
tion on the Stock exchanges of Europe
than on our own. Ixindon, Paris and Rer
un reported a vastly better tone. This was
shown In the Improved prices for Russian
and Japanese Issues, advices In British
consols and French rentes snd London
purchases of American securities.
The universal gratification expressed hy
financiers Justifies the belief that Amer
icas Interest In an honorable peace wss
based on something more than sentimental
grounds. The New York market refuses,
however, to be guided by those abroad. It
would serve no distinct purpose to specify
the day's movements. Suffice It to say they
were unimportant ss a whole and reflected
general apathy. The greater pert of the
day's operations were obviously profes
sional. The only stock that showed de
cided strength In the opening dealings wa
Canadian Pacific. Reading s decline of more
man i points was regnrned as qutte natural,
in view of the company's poor showing for
July. Other features of weakness were
Union raclrlc, St. Paul, New York Central,
Erie, Louisville ft Nashville and the United
States Steel Issues. The list drifted along
during the early session, but later, on its
oversold appearance, traders went In and
bought of the active issues, bringing par
tial recoveries in a number of shares and
gains In Erie and United State Steel com
mon. The strength of these stocks, to
gether with a 6-polnt advance in Pacific
Coast, were the only notable features of
the final hour, the market showing weak
ness at the close. There were wide dif
ferences between London and local price
at the opening here. London probahly took
SO.nno shares on balance, Jspanese bonds, so
conspicuously strong yesterday, were
hardly steady today, but became firm In
the final dealings. Quite apropos was the
publication of the report of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor, showing the
remsrkable growth of this country's trade
relations with Japan. Our greatest gains In
exports to Japan were naturally In such
articles as breadstuff and cottons and
woolens. Rumor was again busy forecast
ing the money needs of the former bel
ligerents, but In quarter wher detail
should be forthcoming It was declared that
the dav had brought no new development.
It Is tiardlv likelv that any foreign loans
will be negotiated here until the American
crop requirements have been met. On this
subject It Is not amiss to not that the
west and southwest continue to draw for
funds, 3&0.ono going to Chicago today and
33fo.oon to New Orleans.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $4.7flfi.0O0. United State bonds wer
all unchanged on call.
The following were the quotations on the
New York Stock exchange:
Sales.Hlgh.IjOW.ciose.
Ad.ims Ex
Amal. Copper 70.4OO
Am. Car & F 3,000
do rfd
100
100
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Kx
Am". IT. & L. rfd
Am. Ice Securities...
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. locomotive
do pfd
Am. S. A R
do pfd
Am. Sugar Refng
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf.
Anaconda M. Co
Atchison 31.000
do rfd 900
Atlantic Coast Line..
Bnlt. ft Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Ches. ft Ohio
Chi. ft Alton
do rfd
Chi. Ot. Western
Chi. ft N. W
C M ft St. P
Chi. Term. & T
do pfd
C. C. C. ft St. T
Colo. Fuel ft Iron....
Colo. & Southern
43.800
20.100
500
2.100
714
164
T7
714
K.44
210
664
39
78
1 21 H
271
12.700
900
17.700
100
2n0
fiOO
2.400
1.500
524
r?i4
124
194
414
1024
:H
294
624
444
1864
214
2194
104
194
4074
1004
454
284
624
43
186
1804
18
41
I004
454
284
fi24
do 1st pfd
100
do 2d Pfd 1.000
434
Consolidated Gas
800
1K8
104
49
214
S4
894
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. & Hudson
D.. I,, ft W
Den. Rio Grande.
do pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
2194 2184
100
i)0
300
.127.9iin
9"fl
. 4.900
. 300
455
465
34
90
'624
844
784
1827
S
894
'rViii
84 .
77
1824
4?4
62',,
do 1st pfd
do 2d rfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis, ft Nashville...
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Vox. Central
Minn. & St. T
M.. St. P. ft S. 8. M..
do pfd
Missouri Paclfio
M . K. ft T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd...
N. Y. Central
S4
774
11
91
1784
21
80
28
82
1.400 179 1774
100 294 294
200
1"0
TO
100
7.400
400
3 800
14 800
6.700
?9
674
274
674
1524
186
844
133
244
29
674
!74
674
150
165
1907,
24
?4
p7
27.
67
1 an.,
IRS
814
1114
244
74
131
15
1074
344
724
4474
SS
15'",
65' i
8V4
14.000
7.500
S.400
1.500
100
4.700
7,200
io4
9A
724
444
s4
1514
!W4
86
ioo"
48 4
144
1054
1004
84
714
444
S4
151 4
554
854
'"
44
145
10474
N. Y.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Western..
COO
''joo
6.000
44.900
400
'i'.ino
200
48'jno
100
1.400
1.400
5.000
7 100
2.500
100
'ioo
1.800
800
16,300
ROO
6,200
do pfd
H7
99
North American
Pacific Mall
471,
Pennvlvanla
14fi
People's Gas
P.. C. C. & St. L
1"44
St
45
901,
240
Pressed Steel car
4-4
97
'46"
97
do nfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading
190
1184
9'4
954
?14
89
??4
794
344
'eV'
W4
61
R74
1184
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
924
9
224
90
844
814
344
'9-'
274
644
8K4
1194
3e4
-9i"
364
r
64
1364
954
714
Remiblle Steel
do pfd
P-V4
324
794
944
Rock island Co
do nfd
Robber Goods
do pfd
1054
Pt. L. ft S F 2d
pfd.
fi4
614
St. Louis S. W.
do pfd
Southern Pacific ..
8
do nfd
1194
S64
'(Vi"
a
974
68
134
11014
Southern Railway.
3-.H
do pfd
90T4
904
.964
Tenn. Coal ft Iron.
... 2.900
... 3.5
foo
foo
...106.100
Texas ft Pacmc...
T.. St. K ft W
864
58
1144
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. S. Ex
U. S. Realty
V. S. Rubber
M0
300
Vrt
88
36.?rt
400
JOO
1 000
1.600
90
62
lio
877
14
3"4
ie4
??4
444
90
62
110
'
1044
824
ion
7174
43
9lt
61
I004
874
do rfd
T B. Steel
do md
Va. -Carolina Chem.
974
10fiH
174
do pfd
Wabash
do pf.l
Wella-Fargo Fx
Westlnghouse EleC
Western Union
V ft L. E
Wis. Central
do nfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather ....
do pfd
Ploss-Sheffleld
43
290
17
100 170 170
914
soo
1.200
2.7fO
2.1H0
700
200
400
184
34
K84
04
48
105
914
174
210
is
904
671i
209
4'U
424
1044 1044
HI 71
Total sale for the day, 899.200 share.
I.oadou Closing- Stork,
LONDON. Aug. 30. Closing nuotatlon on
the Slock exchange wer a follow:
Conaola. none? 114 N Y Central ..
do Oct. account. -lea 6-i4 Norfolk a ....
Anaconda, t I do pfd
Alchtaoa M4 Ontario A W
do pld loat Prnuarlvanis ....
.11
. aest
. H
.
. .6
Baltimore a Ohio ..114V Hand alines ....
Canadian Parlfle
.170 I Heading
. et do let pfd
. 21 V do Id pld ....
.111 Southern fly
. 17 do pfd
. 174 Southern Parlfle
. 91 H Vnlon Psetflc ..
. 5! do pfd
. t V. 8. Steel ....
. W i do pfd
.IM Wabe.an
.Iri4 do pfd
ChM A Ohio
Chl.aie O. W
r . m a st. p ..
P Havre
tnr St. Q...
do ptd
Kris
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Illmota Cootral ...
Leulxtll aV K ... .
Mo . Kao A T ...
. it
n
.1014
t;
.141
.10
. i
..Ms
,. It
.
. 3 Spanlak 4s ts
leady; 27.d per ounce.
SILV ER Bar.
MONEY 1UI4 per cent. The rata of rli.
count In the open market for short hills is
l7, pr cent and for three months' bill 1
17ul 16-1 per cent.
Treasary Stateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30,-Today' state
Auesl itt Ui treasury balance la th gsa-
743
874 8!iH
38 874 374
1014 1014 1004
80 80 29
92
280
400 884 ' 7,l
700 274 4
40
2.400 534 624 62i
113
19.800 1304 128 1287,
2io 1254 1254 1254
4.500 1447 143 1444
400 1024 1014 101
SnO 11(1 1134 I1
904 894 904
lnfi 106 1044
s ort) 1W4 1M4 ir4
B.300 114' 113 114
..... ..... ..... w
704
1S3T4
216
664
rsl fund, exclusive of the Il5ft.0on.ivin gold
reserve, shows:
Available cash balance. I125.M8.4R7: gold
coin snd bullion, 3i3.811, .vn ; gold certificates,
329.127,630.
Tltn York MOary Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. r-MONEY-On csll.
steady at 2'(i'24 per cent; closing bid. 14
per cent; offered at 2 per rent; time loans,
steady; sixty and ninety days, 34g.14 per
cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 444
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Fairly steady,
with actual business In bankers bills at
14 8630$ 4. 8635 for demand and at It 44;i'(i
4 84rO for slxtv-dav bills; poted rats,
344 and 34 874; commercial bills, 14 844.
SILVER Bar, 60c; Mexican dollars, 4'x.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotation on bonds wer as fol
lows!
V 8. ref. It
1H Jpn t 24 Krles..lSH
I0 do S crt I4
101 H do 4S M STIri .. 11
S 1,. a N inl, 4 .. "A
131 Mrnhatun 104V4
U Mniiin Contra! it V"4
do coupon
V 8. li. re
do coupon
V. 8. ntw 4s. rrg.
do coupon
V. . old it. rrg...
do coupon
Amor. Tob. 4s cort.
do port
AtrntHon gen. 4
do a,lj. 4a
Atlantic Coast L. 4l
Baltimore a O. 4
do Ita
Central or O. (a...
do lat Inc
do 14 inc
rttca. at Ohio iv,t..
Chlnao a A. JH
C. B. 4e Q n. 4a
C R. 1. p. 4a
do csl. It
.194S do lat Inc HUj
.ios Vlnn. a St. L. 4a.. :h
.74 U. K T 4a .. 102 4
.1144 do Ma "7
.lM! N R R. of M. c a Mt
e N. Y. t'entral t. SVia a.nw
N. J. Central ( Ra lHi
1fS Northern Pacific 4a...n
964 Ss 7714
US Norfolk W. e. 4a.in;w
in lllreaon S U ref 4a 7
Mia Penn. conr SSa loH
111 illeadlnx sen 4a 109
US Bt L It I. M. c 61. 117H
ltUH St. U S P. f. 4a SSW,
H St. L. 8 W. con. 4a. J
c;c. 1 n. L. 1
... BCIWltrn AIT Li. 4S-. WO
4a. 10.H4 So. Fa. Ifle 4a asu.
cmcaio Ter.
K 1 00 lal fa rert 17
co 10. ma. it aat A., Southern Ri ta unu
do aet B 7nu Taxaa a mcIS. lt 19
Colo. Mid 4a 7a T.. St. L a w a anu
Colo. A Southern 4a Vnlon PaclAc 4a loan.
5a
cert.
...108 1 ao cotit. it 1.16 4
V. R. O
mm f. a Steel 3d
11 Wabaah la ...
10314, do deb D ..
4 W'eatern Md 1
7H
IHatlllera' Sec. ht.
Brie prior hen 4a.
do fen. Am
.list,
. 7i
. ;.'4
. ;
Ft. W. A D. C
la. lit iw. 4 I, K
Hocking Vallejr 4Ha..lil'A Wis. Centrsl
span it crt 101 '
Offered.
Boston Stork and Bond.
BOSTON. Ana. .10 Cnll lo. ,,.z
Cent: tim l...V. a,. : "".". ' '
o.in.tiA. "J v?r. ,enl- nosing
foliow.T "nQ DOUat
were a
31 '4
S6
l'"4
17H
Atchlaos sdj. 4a... M .Allou.a
QO 44 I.MW A .
"JnMlrin Cent. 4. iiu .
Atcfalion ,) jAii.-.i-
pM . Bingham
. .11 Si
.470
. :i
. vo4
B Aibay..lMis calumet k
H.
"U"IU" fJE Mini 1 . k U. f'sat.aal.l
Hoiton Kisvaii Ef.d ..i r,.I
ltchbur pfd iu n.T-
Mexican rntri i r, ' ..
N. T.. N. H. A Htm.vM,-
inion Psciiio 134'4 0r.nbr
Amer. Arge. Chem. . its l.le R0Tll
a." a ' Maaa. Mining ..
"Amer. Pnex. Tube. , Michi(.in ... .. .
Amer. Suitr t4iu u,,h.-,k
.. 14'
VV,
..11V,
.. 8H V
.. 14
.. 69
.. 14
.. 17
..102
.. 2
..108
.. VUj
..lit
.. si,
.. 17
.. 34 4
.. IC
.. 4
14
.. llvt
..126
do pfd ijii ,u . . ".'."J'
aZ": S1', s'"1404 Old Dominion ..
Amer. w oolen m i..i.
do Pfd lu.i t. .
Com. Iron a 8 HI Va Qulr.ce '"
Edlaon Kleo, a lii.im Si,.-..-
Oeneml Electrlo ...lat t....i1
Maaa. Electrlo 17'Trt-it-
do pfd ti. ''11''""
taaa. O.. ; Hir a CT.rJ "
Inlted Shoo Htch.. 14 r a no '"
dO Dfd
11 i nan
H4!Vlctorl
llH-ifcj Winona
com... to. Jwolverlns
6 .
Bid.
V- 8. Steel..
dO Rfd
Weetlnihouaa
Adventure ..
"ASKed.
tii York Mln Inn Stocks.
NEW YORK. An oor.i.i..
tlons on mining stock's were as follows:
Ada ma
Cod.
10
Little Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix ,
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea .
Standard
Alice .
.. I
..IOO
y.i
.. i
.. 41
.. .13
.. 10
..146
. 56
. 44
. 11
. T
.104
.176
.104
. I
Breeco
Urunasrlrk Con
tomatoes Tunnel ...
ton. cat. and V.
Horn silver
Iron Silver
Lesdvlil Con
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. AUI. 30 Munou. ...... i j
supply in the market and rates had a
hardenlnif tendency on settlement and
fl-TJ? ndJ,r'qu"'e'?ent"- Ulseotints were
firm.. Tradlnar on t he ,.,,.,
active and price were trong. The con
clusion of Peace gave the signal for opera
tlons which had been checked by the
11. i F-uuu oi uncertainty, as soon as
the door of the Stock exchange were
opened dealing in Japanese and Russians
were brisk. Conaola were steadily dealt in
at !4 DOInt advance An.l I ,,, r.rr.,.-A e,.i.
Other first-class securities and home rail
were appreciated.- Later profit taking
caused a slight reaction from the best
quotations of the day.i Americans opened
strong and moved over parity despita
the fact that operators here were work
ing cautiously, trie was firm during the
forenoon, hut Canadian Pacific and Grand
Trunk were the features. In the fore
non realizations caused a setback and
f ' irioanu oeiow ine nest or the day
Paris gavo better support to suet-laities.
Hudson Bays were buoyant .Tnnnn im.
pci mi o ui jwt were quoted at 1044.
Bank C'learlnR.
OMAHA. Auk-. 30. Runk rlonrtn. n.
y weie i,.tv,i4i.us ana ror the corre
spondlng date last year 1,1&6,177.34.
KEW YORK GESEHU MARKET
notations ot the Dar on Yarlna.
Commodities.
NEW YORIC. Amr. SO K-r j-ii-ut.i..
29.525 bhls ; esports. 12.967 bbls.; market duli
ana Dareiy steady; winter patents, 14 25''
4.75; winter straights, 24.0tVfl4.lo; Mlnne
patents, $4.254.40; winter extras. J2.85
wo.ou, i',i,i,ira,H nuKers, J.W'C(4 00: winter
low grades. . 13.753 30. Rve flour ...
fair to good. 23.60(34.00: clinic, m i.'
J4.06(f?4 4O. "
. a i Elrm : fine white and yel-
j310i32fl '''U'-Ie. k"n dried,
KYlv-Qulet; No. 2 western, 634c, c. 1 f..
New York. .... ...
BARLEY-Easy; feeding, 39fl394c, c. i. f..
New York. '
WHEAT Recelnta. 9 OflO h,, c ......
No. 2 red, 834c, elevator, and 84c, f. o. b '.
j nurinern, IJUIUtli, t0
"."vri ' " anoat; in ox i northern. Man!
tooa, stvc. to arrive, f. o. b., afloat. I nder
bear pressure prospects for heavier re
ceipts, lower cables and weakness in cash
circles, wheat broke a cent per bu. Finally
niijiii on export aemand and covering
the market closed steady at unchanged
prices to 4c decline, September showing
most weakness. May. 87V8i(,Ci cOBPa a"t
8S4c; September, M4b$54c, closed at M4c
December, 86 15-lrVJts6 9-l6c. closed at 864c
CORN-Recelpts. 9U.30u bu. ; eiports. 182 737
bu. Spot, firm; No. 2. (Vc, elevator, and
c. t. a b afloat; No. 2 yellow. 61o;
No. 2 white. 61c. The nntinn T,,,. '
steady all day, without much change helned
by export purchase and llleral clearances
It closed 464c net higher. Hepiember
closed at 594c and December at 61c
OATS Receipts, 138, 0d0 bu. : exports. 26 SM
.u'. 8p't ly steady; mixed oats, 2ti' to
32 lbs., 29i294c; natural white, 80 to 32 lb
3ir(i'32c; clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs.. 83aCoc. "
HAY-Dull; good to choice, 8fy874c
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice
J92.-rroE' W250: K eroP. 19fi23c: olds',
l12c; Pacific coast, 19f4 crop, 16&22e- 1S.,3
crop, nominal; olds. 10&12C. '
HIDES Firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds
20c; California, 21 to 25 pound. 19c: Texas
dry, 24 to 30 pounds. 184c.
LEATHER -Firm; acid, 24200
PROVISIONS Beet steady; family 111 50
12 00; mess, t9.5T'q 10.00; beef hams i"l OuX
52 6o; packet, HO.aull.oO; city, extra "indla
mess, $18 00(gl,C0. Cut meats, steady
pickled bellies. 9'a'llc; pickled shoulders f
tie; pickled hams, llll4c. Lard
firm; western steamed. $S3iu8.40: refined
firm; continent. S0; South America ti "5
compound, 5.8743.0ft. Pork, firm; family"
fii.swpiR.iaj; snort clear, 14.5081 16 50
I16.76& 16.76.
TALLtiW Steady; city ($200 per
44; country (pkgs. freei, 44'&44c
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to
mess,
Pkg ),
extra.
iVr'nnw: jspsn, nominal
BUTTER Firm;
receipt. S OOR nL.. .
Street price, extra creamery, 214-6214C- offi
cial price creamery, common to extra, 174tf
CHEESE Strong; tate, full cream, small
colored and whit fancy, 12c; extra fair to
choice, 114Sllc; large colored and white
fancy, 12c.
EOG8 Weak : Pennsylvania and state
and nearbv. selected, white fancy, 2''7c
choice, 426c; mixed extra. 24c; western
first, 20c; western seconds, l&$194c; duties
14l4c.
POI'LTRT Alive, easy; western chick
ens. 15c: fowls. 134e; turkeys. 13c. Dressed
easy; western chickens, 14c; fowl. lSijisi
turkey. 1317o. n".
Cottea Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30 COTTON Spot
closed quiet. 10 points decline; middling uo-
lands. 1115c; middling gulf. 11. toe; no sals
LIVERPOOL. Au. 30. COTTOV-B;..'
Inrressed demand; prices, easier: American
middling, fslr, 33d; good inlddllnir. Kith-
middling, 61d; low middling. 6 75d; good
ordinary, 6 67d; ordinary. 6.41d. The kales
of the day were 7.iu) bales of which 3o0
were for speculation and export and In
cluded .30f) bales American. Receipts, 3,j
bales, Including 2.7'o American.
ST. LOIIs. Aug. 30. COTTON Quiet ;
middling. 104c; sales, 178 bales; receipts,
2i hales: shipments, 161 bales; stocks.
11 475 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 30. COTTON
Spot, quiet; sales. 2o0 bales; ordinary,
7 13-16c; good ordlnarv. 9c: low middling.
7.-: middling 104r; good middling. 10 13-16.';
middling- fair. 114c; receipts, bii bales;
stock. U.M) bale.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Natire Stern Stead; to Btrong( with
Westerns Steady.
HOG PRICES SHOW UP UNEVENLY LOWER
Moderate Receipt of Sheep aad
Lamb Made a Hood Active Mar
ket, with Sheep Stronger and
j Lamb a "hade Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug 30. 1.
Hecelpts were:
Cr71rlal Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
Cattle.
Hogs. Sheep.
... 6.7' 8
. ..
. .. 8.5.)
4,iU 1.10
6 4-1
6.2O0
14
Three davs this week. IS 274
16.749
i;.i
24.y.i
16.. 24
16.4:4
2.1.782
S.t14
31.K2
li.&
JS.1S4
29 274
32.778
Three davs last week....li.s.S
fam week before 1714
fame three weeks ngo..l2.6J
Heme four weeks o . . . 10,'C5
came day last year... 13. 1.15
RECEIPTS KOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheen at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
1905. 1904.
tattle y,;sii bM.WS
Hogs l.b6.19i) 1.622,193
Ine
3-1,448
63,17
13S.160
sheep HSi'.SW 84,;2t)
The following tnble shows the average
price of boas at South timaha for the last
several day, with comparisons:
tte. 19U5. 11904. 11908. 11902. :19)1. 11900. 11899.
Aug. l...
Aug. ...
Aug. ....
". 4...
Aug. ...
Aug. ...
Aug 7...
Aug. 8...
Aug ...
Aug. 10...
Aug. U...
Aug. 1.-...
Aug, 13...
Aug. 14.,.
Aug. 16...
Aug. lo...
Aug. 17...
Aug. IS...
Aug. 19...
Aug. 20...,
Aug. 21.. .1
Aug. 22... "I
Aug, 23...
Aug. 24. ,.
Aug. io...
Aug. M...
Aug. 1-7...
Aug. 28... I
Aug. 29,..
Aug. 30... j
i H! 4 99; 4 t7 7 411 nl 161 4 1
i 724; 4 t T M I 7 I U 4 24)
t I 4 Si: 4 99i 1 4 7 1" 4 Ik)
t 64 i Mil t 02 7 Si I I 10) 4 4J
6 7d4
a
t 784
( 84
6 M
6 Ooi i 4 7 S.' 6 94
0 07 i 06, : : t w ( 041
I t 031 7 21i t di f '41 4 J
I 10
4 Ml
lUli 171 t .l '41 4 17
I f lul 6 72 k l4 1 '
S4'
S 011
S 1 I 74 00 4 a
iVi 4 7I 6 231 1 041 4
4 32
& tMl t U I ,A & 74:
4 24 S 15 S SI 5 77 4 6
k Bf,ui e i in i ta. i 7a, 4 k7
4 4S
6 01 6 261 4 68 i 77 4 7 4 44
s U2: " It tn la
6 t74, 4 9s S 20! 6 831 i W
i 9341 4 D 6 HI Cj 1 4 90
6 6 lo J 11 U 721 & 991
4 3b
4 47
4 &u
u 13 f) 16 3I l W
i h v:4, lltiii 71 6 0:
4 42
1 61
4 41
6 834 5 021 6 301 6 87 6 01 4 42
6 914, 5 03i 6 b, 6 1 4 VI
6 46!
6 441
s SI
02 4 42
o 834, 6 13
7 10
6 0u 4 40
I 4 33
4 98,
6 02 4 40
6 to, 6 U. i 32 7 3U 5 97
6 24i b
7 Ji 6 00
G 80V4
G 834
I 5 32;
6 31 5 32,
6 26
2 6 00'
IK: 02 5 02
25; 6 11 6 00,
4 40
Indicate Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle, lloas. Sheep.H'ses.
M. & St. I
Missouri I'aclllc 3
2
1
II 26
3
30 7
6
15
1
6
'i
i
K3 32
L'tiion 1'aoltic system 26
C. & N. W
r ., E. & M. V B8
C St. P.. M. & 0 6
B. & M 50
C, B. & O
C, K. 1. ci V., east.. 1
C, K. 1. & V.. west.. 1
Illinois Central
Chicago Ut. Western. ..
Total receipts 144
11
The disposition of the day's receipt waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs, sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 2.6
Swift and Company bl
Cuiiahy Packing Co 943
Armour ot Co 761
974
1.49
1,11
1,673
2,'i27
1.604
1,927
2S8
bwift, from country
Vansant 4: Co
Carey ot Benton
Lobman oi Co
McCroury & Carey..
67
1S2
221
V. 1. Stephen 115
Hill Ce
ll uston & Co
H. V. Hamilton
Ij. y. Husi
Klngan & Co
Sq ul res ot Co
Mike Haggcrty
Sol Degan
J. B. Boot & Co
Bulla 6t Kline
lyton Packing Co....
Other buyers
2.2
140
44
95
20
77
65
'iii
152
toy
Totals 3,851 5,787 8,029
CATTLE There were about 140 loads of
cattle here today, which was fifty-two cars
lighter than last Wednesday and thirty
eight cars heavier than the same day last
year. The quality of the cattle was good.
There waa only a sprinkling of native
beef steers on sale, the most of the cattle
being westerns. As was the case yesterday,
there was considerable activity to the trads
and competition was keen on the limited
number of cornfeds. A the native grow
scarce the demand grows keener and prices
on these kinds have been satisfactory tor
some time. Today the market ruled gen
erally steady to a little stronger on the
natives and they were cleaned up In good
time. On the western cattle prices were
also about steady and there was consid
erable lite to the trade, a clearance being
made fairly early. As high as 15.80 waa
paid for a good bunch of natives.
There were not many cows and heifers
on sale and there was a good, strong feel
ing to the trade. Prices on she stuff have
held up In good shape so far this week and
today the market was fully steady. Only
a few cornfeds were offered, the most of
the stuff being western of fair quality.
There waa considerable life to the trade
and most of the cattle sold early.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were In good
shape and prices were fully steady with
yesterday.
The stnrker and feeder trade wa active
and there wag a good, strong demand for
supplies. On the heavy feeding stuff the
market was strong to a dime higher, while
the lighter grades and commoner kinds
were Jyst about steady. Representative
tales:
BEEIT BTEEfta.
S:
I
1
1
1
!
17
17
t
1
ST.
.. 6S0
..1170
..1240
..KM
.. 7it
..1331
Pr. Ut. at. .
4 04 17 1K1 S ,11)
4 oo ti im i n
4 60 la 1335 1 60
4 it 64 1316 t tO
4 66 42 1214 6 ft
6 16 17 Uet I 70
I la It 1627 I 10
COWS,
i 6 1 1090 1 II
..1101
..1280
. .llaO
I 00 1 1640 I 60
CALVEtt.
1 76
150
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
.till I 06
NEBRASKA
9 feeders.. 1085 3 75 13 cows 665 2 65
B fetdcrs.. 782 i 26 feeders. . 816 3 40
1 bull 13.V 2 15 17 feeders.. los9 4 0)
2 heifers.. 4"0 2 40 4 feeders.. 845 SM
14 cows 753 2 35 2 cows 1176 t 20
14 feeders.. 626 3 10 1 cow 90 I 26
4 feeders.. 770 2 86 2 cows lln 2 25
1 feeder. . .1080 3 25 18 cows ims 2 60
22 feeders.. 1145 3 85 1 cow 930 1 ft)
16 cows Ml 2 65 1 heifers. ..1:6 3 75
1 steer 1150 S 25 2 heifers... 710 I 35
1 cow likW 1 85 11 heifers... 4'W 2 85
6 cows 816 2 45 6 calves... 861 J 60
17 cows &.18 2 55 6 feeders.. 8a 3 45
9 feed eis.. 1248 3 9o
4 feeders.. 785 3 05 1 bull 1260 1 60
18 cows 9M 2 45 1 cow Km) 2 00
23 cows 8'J0 2 00 8 cows 1191 2 65
7 cows 11Z2 2 30 18 cows 1046 2 60
t cuw) 858 2 40
WYOMING.
1 feeder... 710 3 ml Scows 1023 2 88
rows 1040 2 35 2 cows 970 2 85
3 feeders..)' ;3 3 80 2 tows 11(5 2 85
1 steer 131o I 80 7 cows 1027 2 85
2 steers. ...lW'i 3 8o 3 cows H76 2 76
4 steers. ...1165 I 80 23 cows 9u0 2 76
10 steers. ...1H4 I 80 1 bull 1450 2 00
42 steers. ...1126 3 60 2 steers. ...1365 2 60
, 22 steers.. ..1113 3 75 16 feeders. .1W0 2 65
2 feeders.. liiKO 3 65 9 steers. ...1118 2 Hi
18 rows 963 1 60 21 feeder.. LSI 2 85
69 steers. ...11'jS 4 10 15 cows 934 2 la)
23 feeders.. 1113 4 30 13 cows 8al 2 76
1 steer 10t 3 00
SOUTH DAKOTA.
11 cows 920 2 45 1 bull 1460 3 60
1 calf 120 t 50
IDAHO.
6 cow 743 1 00 9 feeder.. 920 2 56
WE8TERN.
C. Harmer Neb.
1 cow 1300 S Oo 1 cow 1200
9 cows 914 2 60 t feeders.. 814
I cows 854 I 6) 1 feeiier...lui0
2 90
I 66
I 66
A. j. ruevens wyo.
1 feeders.. li" 3 20 17 feeder.. 916 I 20
2 feeders.. 965 I 20
Master Bros. Wyo.
1 A.T- Hill 4 IK 9 fp.Ara 11?
4 16
4 16
5 10
4 IS
61 f.-eders. .l'2 4 15- 1 feeder. '.'.m
I 6 feeders.. 112 3 25 4 cows lutfy
I H- Pauer Wyo.
19 feeder. .1C07 4 IS 26 feeders. .1126
I :i cows loC Soil
I K J?- Paasenburg Wyo.
. 0 feeder, .lift 4 20 18 tows
1030
64
1092
9og
1206
3 00
3 00
4 10
2 70
3 40
Thomss Falland Wyo
ft steers
11 cows.
12"4 4 00 87 cows....
94 !4
Max Krachner Wyo.
17 feeders. .I 4 So 33 feeders.
A. J. Sllrock Wyo.
10 feeders. 1045 3 65 8 cows....
H. Buner Wyo.
19 feeders.. V:o7 4 25 2 feeder.
26 feeders. 1176 4 15
Millrtale fattle t'n-Neb.
5 rows
91 cows
(10
2 90
1 cow..
900 2 90
..i:o
j
2 90
C. Shaw Wyo.
3 00 l cow....
I0 I cow.,.,
2 cows V'.V)
I cow 10UU
V0
350
2 7.
2 CO
m 3 00
857
710
M King Nob.
.110 4 00 cows ...
Harris Franklin Neb.
.1017 2 80 '
28 feeders
49 cows...
12 feeders
1015 1 76
O O Evans" yo.
,17 3 95 2 feeders. .1067
3 00
a. Steven yo.
1 bull lHo lu 13 leeders. .10"S
1 ster 11 100 4 feeders.. 717
cows 938 1 70 2 cows... .1190
3 f
2 10
E. Cheesbrough Wyo,
7 cows 4 I SO 6 cows
9 2 SO
12 feeders. .1250 3 90
MOG9 There wss another light run to
day about eighty loads being on sale. Con
ditions wss about the same as yesterday
and there were no new features to the
trade. Buyers were In a bearish mood and
were Indlflerent on anything but the best
light weight Trading was slow and dull
and lltttie was done until well along In
the forenoon. The market was uneven
anil prices varied considerably. On the
verv best light weights, prices were not
far from steady while other grades wet
Jupt about a nlckle lower. The rough,
heavy packing hogs were In poor demand,
and as has been the case for some time,
buvers will not take them except st a de
cline. The bulk of the hogs sold today
at to 75115 85. As the morning advanced
trade became slower and the market wena
enrrl. heavy hogs closing a flat 10c lower.
Representative sales:
Mo
Av.
Pr.
At.
.lit
. 141
.158
. lit
. 37
.174
. 2.M
. lit
, IN
. ,t"t
ln
. in
. 148
..tit
.1.17
.144
. .113
.211
. . 207
. .216
. 224
.1(1
..181
. 110
.175
.119
..IK5
,.26
..120
..188
.1,11
110
.137
. .123
..126
.177
St.
40
10
40
IM
160
68
41
17.
41
61
64
14
Ml
i:
ts
17
67
61
KS)
6
to
74
!
18
70
40.......
61
tS
4
II
44
4t
70
tl
4
71
70
61
t7
61
li
.n
110
IM
140
.170
184
IM
lit
2t
K3
.Una
1"
144
171
111
,i:4
142
WO
.160
.164
.223
.ITS
.177
,1M
111
.194
.1S7
IM
m
,o
1K6
,3..t
1,6
181
.180
M
160
I 40
I to
I M
I to
I to
6 7t)
I :o
6 70
4 70
t 70
t 70
I 10
I 79
4 7
I 70
( 70
6 76
t 76
I 76
6 74
t 16
6 76
6 76
6 75
6 77V,
I 77V,
6 TfV,
6 77V,
I 72 V,
I 'IV,
4 76
I 76
I 76
I 75
I 76
I 76
4 71
I 77V,
6 71,
6 77
6 10
I 80
4 10
I 80
I 10
I to
t to
6 10
I to
I to
I 80
I 81V,
6 81 v,
6 82
6 S.-'i
I 82 V,
6 81V,
6 82
6 85
6 86
6 86
I 85
6 5
6 86
I M
4 SI
I It
I 85
t 85
i 86
6 87V,
I D2V,
4 It
71 ..
tt...
ti!!'.
...
te...
71...
71 ..
71...
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71...
60 . ..
11...
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ts...
46...
64 ..
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68 ..
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46 ...
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SHEEP Receipts were
today and wore of good
moderate again
quality. There
were only thirty-two car on sale and
most of them were killers, the feeder end
being light. There are plenty of order
and buyers have been waiting for soma
time to fill them, but the receipt so far
this season have been Inadequate and there
has hardly been enough stuff here to ex'
cite competition. The market on feeder
today was fully steady and the Inquiry
broad. The killer market was also good,
but trading was a little slow. A good per
cent of the offerings consisted of lambs
and on this class of stuff buyers were ask
ing concessions and the general market wa
a little lower. Old sheet), however, were
In good strong demand, and while the trade
was not active buyers picked up the stuff
right along. General trading was done at
stronger prices and In some cases sales
were a little higher.
Quotations on lat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, ft! 75fi'7.40; good to choice
yearling wethers, $6.16'n6.50; good to choice
old wethers, $6.0085.26; good to choice ewes,
!4.50i5CO.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs;
Good feeding lambs. 5.75!jti.25; good feeding
yearlings, 4.76'fi6.10; good feeding wethers,
J43o4.75; feeding ewes, 33.6tra4.0O; breeding
ewes, 4.2tV(i4.75.
Representative sale:
No. At.
7S3 Wyoming ewes and wether.. 108
Tr
6 05
6 00
6 36
1 50
8 00
4 00
4 26
4 90
6 10
167 Jdaho lambs 64
315 Idaho feeder lambs
59
10 Nebraska culls
4 Nebraska bucks
7 l"tah cull ewes
117 Nebraska ewes and lambs
1144 Nebraska wethers
354 Utah ewe and wether .
70
153
98
71
97
, 106
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten Cent Lower Hogs Five
Cent Lower Sheep Steady,
CHICAGO, Aug SO. CATTLE Receipts,
22.000 head, Including 8.000 head westerns;
market 10c lower; good to prime steers.
e'-VAUUV, J'WM III HiruiUHl, f1.,IVU.M,
stockers and feeders, $2.254t4 .40; cows, 12.25
4f4.60; heifers. 2.25fJ6.00; canners, $1.5iy
230: bulls, I2.2oCq4.00; calves, M5l(7.75;
Texas fed steers, 33.5ojj4.75; western steers,
33.4iKH6.05.
HOGS Receipts. 20,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 17,to head; market 5c lower;
mixed and butchers, 5.7Hr6.35; good to
choice heavy, 6 004i.30; rough heavy, 35.66
(66 90; light, 35 85.30; bulk of sales, 35.85ft
6.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
head; market steady; lambs 10c higher
good to choice wethers, 35. 2516. 50; fair
to choice mixed, 34,65itr6.00; western sheep,
35.00ra6.4rt; western lambs, 36.00I&7.85; native
lambs, I5.2ofl7.80.
New York Live Mock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20 BEEVES Re-
celnts. 1.537 head; market for steers slow
for choice steady, others weak to 10c lower;
bulls and cows, slaw to 15c off; native
steers, 33.60'y6.75; westerns. 33.75; bulls, 32.25
413.70: cows, Il.25ra3.25. Cables weak: ex
ports, 203 head rattle, 35 head sheep and
2.700 Quarters or beer.
CALVES Receipts, 2,037 head; market for
veals 28c higher; grassers and buttermilks,
firm; veals. 35.504rfl.7o; few tops, 39; throw
outs. 34.OtK65.00; grassers and buttermilks,
33 Uifrl.vO. Dressed, higher; city veals, 90
13c tier lb.: country. 8fil2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.161
head: sheep market steady: lambs, firm to
15c higher; sheep, 83.5i?j6.00; culls, 32.fiOT
3 00; lambs, I6.6k4rus.1p; culls, it.&oru&.OU
Canadian lambs. 38.26.
HOGS Receipts, 4.485 head: market
steady; state and Pennsylvania, 35,6vg6.70.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. SO.-CATTLE
Receipts, 15,mi0 head, Including 1.200 head
southerns; market for corn steers strong;
other weak; choice export and dressed
beef steers. 33.25U.10; fair to good. 34.00f(t
B IB: western steers, 33.254i4 75; stockers and
feeder. 32.7Xii4.15; southern steers. 32 6hm
4.25; southern cows, 31.7643.00: native
cows, 31.7f4i4.o0; native heifers, $2.5cKya.0O;
bulls, 32.15tt3.6n; calves, 32.75'(i6.00.
HOGS Receipts, 7.500 head; market 6
10c lower; top. 36.15; bulk of sales. 35.85(1
6.05; heavy, 3o.5g'o9"; packers, $5.90j.10;
pigs and light, 36.OOftC.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market steady; native lambs, 36 00
&7.35; western lambs, 36.0"ft73; western
fed ewes and yearlings, 4.3.Vfr'5 50; west
ern yearlings, v.Lou: .011; western sheep,
34.60ti6.75; Blockers and feeders, 33.504. 60.
St. Lonl Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30. CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head. Including 9'K) head Texan; mar
ket for natives weak; Texans steady; na
tive shipping and export steers, 31. 85415 t);
dressed beef and butcher steers, 34.(i6 35;
steers under 1,000 pounds, 34.&o-a5.(i; stock
ers and feeders, 32.n04i4.30; cows and heif
ers, 32.0O&G.10; canners, 31 Sn-g.M; bulls,
32 253.110; calves, 33.&o56.50; Texas and In
dian steers, 32.00j3.60; cows and heifers,
32 0c(2 90.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 bead; market
lower; pigs and lights, 35.75'g6 20; packers,
35 50'&ii.20; butchers and best heavy, 36 10&.
6 26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt s. 4.000
headmarket steady; native muttons. 34.75
tj00; lambs. 34.50 7 25; culls and bucks
13 tni4.6o; stockers, 34 (j4 66; Texan. 34. do
414.75.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 30. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.100 head; market, steady to weak;
natives steers, 33.R64j5.M; cows and heifers,
SI.6o'(i4 16: stockers and feeders. 33.00f(t4 26.
HOGS Receipts, 4.547 head: market,
weak to 6c lower; light. 3636"a.l0; medium
and heavy, t.tt.'$.Wt.
SHEEP AND LA MB8 Receipts, 6.161
head: market, steady; lambs, 37.26; year
lings, 36.50.
tlons City Live Stork Market.
BIOUX CITY. Aug SO. ( Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, M head; mar
ket steady, feeders higher; beeves. 13 7r.Tf
515; cow, bulls and mixed, li 26 -(':
stockers and feeders, 32.76 a3.83; calves and
yearlings, S26o&3.60..
HOGS Receipts, 1000 head: market
steudv to weak, selling at 35.t635.90; bulk
of rales, 35 65i6.75.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the sis principal
western markets yesterday:
Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha I 4 2 8,500
Ploux City 800 3.000
Kansas City 15.0trt 7.6.O S.ono
Ft. Joseph 3.1'rt 4.647 6.161
St. Louis .'. 4. 08) .5o0 t.iiiio
Chicago 22.0U0 20.OU0 1H.
Totals
.47.4110
41.661
Silver Takee a Tnmble.
IOXDOS, Aug. 3n. The price of bar nil.
ver dropped to 274d per ox. today. The
declaration of peace caused speculators to
offer freely without limit lo price, owing
1 cow !J1 1 71 7 cows
1 calf 210 6 00
L. R. Hlnghsm-S. P.
7 cows (aM 2 So 18 feeders
2 cows N 2 00 I feeder..
to Hie Ides that the metnl will not be much. ,
wanted. The offerlnRS wrre well absorbed
and the price was steady.
OMAHA V4 II14I.KAAI.E MARKRT.
Condition of Trade aad quotations on
Staple and Kaaer Prodoee.
ECJOs-Itecelpts. fair; market steady
ran, lied Slock, 16c.
LIVE I'Ol L.I K V-Ilens, 940; rooster.
(T6c; turkes, l.'tiloc; duck c, spring
ducks, 9c; spring chickens. IJfJlto.
BL i'TER-Mai ket firm; out king stock,
154c; choice to f'tney dnlty. lS!9c; cream '
ety, 21 11214c; prints, 214c.
SI OA K- Standard granulated. In barrels.
16 pel cat ; cubes. 3o 50 er cwt.; cut
loaf. 3 per cw : No 0 ex'.r C. 35 M) per
cwt ; No. 10 extra C. 36.36 per cwt.; No. II
veiioer. 33.30 per est.; X.' X IKiwdereeV
3d 90 per c t.
FRESH FISII-Trout. 'o: hatlhut, 11c;
buflalo (dresee.t:, v-: i.irHere1 dresedl, sc;
h:te bass (dressed). Ut, sussh. 6c; perctt
tscaleu and dressed), Sc; piaa. llo; catfian. .
15c; red snapper. 10C: salmon. 11c; oiappit, 1
12c; eels, l.c; bullheads, lie; black bass, 1
85c; whlteflsh. Uc; frog legs, per do., S6c;
lobsters, green. 27c. boiled fubsteis, 0e ,
shad roe, 5c: blueflsh, so.
HAi Prices ouot-il by Omaha Wholesale
Hsv Dealers' association: Choree, 17; No. ,
I, 36 50; No. 2, 6, coarse, 35. These price ..
are for hay jf good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. 1S '
T.IOPICAL TRUIT.
ORANGES Valencia, all slies, 3..00S6.5ft.
LEMONS Limuninra. extra fancy, tit
site. 37.76; 3"0 and 360 else, 3 0w .
DATES Per box ol w -. psst., 32;
Halloween, in 70-lb. tiuxesv per lb., 60.
MGo aiiriTina. per iu-ix. carton, 709
6tJc; imported Smyrna, i-cniwn, He;
crown, 12c.
HA NAN AS Per mrdlum-slzea bunoh.ll.il
32.25: jumbos. $.'.5tx.30te
FRC11I4 ACsU MH.UUISS.
l'EARS California liartleit. dot 60-1U. ,
box. $2 9Oji3.O0; Utah, 32 5o4j'2.75; Colorado. .
:.86'u2 90.
Riss t-aiiiorma, per -oasxet ertit.
II Oofll 76; gross prunes, 1.7; Hungarians,
31.73.
PEACHES California freestones, per box.
31 15; Ellertne, II 20; California Salwaya, 3U
CAM i AiAn. 1 i'..- 1 ( 5, per crate, -.w; ;,
Texas, Rcky Ford seed, 32 60.
WA i'Kltil i.l.i NS-Alatiiiu Sweats, 160
25o enoh; crated, lc per lb.
At 1 I-Eo-lutciies. vt eaitny ana voot '
Pippins, It. S-bu. bbe , L 7.S(j)3 00, In bu.
bnskets, li
HtrKHKRRlKS- Sixteen qts , 12.26.
H I' CK LEU ERR I ES Sixteen uls 31803
31.76. .
Vr.fiKTAHl.ltS
WAX MEANS Ivr t-Tn. oasket. 264T350J
string beans, per 4-bu. box, SvaWv.
roTATOES ew, Je- DU , w3jO.
BEANS Navy, per bu., 32.
CCcrMMEUS l'ur dug.. J5e.
TOMATOES Viuine-gi'own, 4-bU. basket.
36'ij5uc.
C.AttBAtiia Jiomo-grown, in crates, pef -
Ui 14c
ONIONS llome-rrown. yellow, red ami
white, ier bu., 6O0.
MEETS--New. per bu.. 75c.
CELkRTi Kaiaitiatoo, Jer dog., Jto.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per S-bu.
bbl., 33.69.
htlSCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swlns. new, ijc: Wlsoonsta
brick, 13c; Wisconsin llmbcrger, IdcJ
Twins. 1240; Young Americas. 124c
Nl.'TB Walnuts, No. 1 soft sheila, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard snells, per lb., 13e
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard -shells,
per lb., 12c. Pecans, large, per lb, '
12c; small, per lb., 10c. Peanut,, per lb., 7o
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb..
12G34c. Almonds, soft shell, per ID., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 16c. Shellbark hickory -nuts,
per bu., 31.75; larg hickory puts, per
bu., 11.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, 9c; No. 2 green. 8e)
No. 1 salted, l"4c; No. 2 salted, 94c; No. 1
veal calf, 11c; No. 2 veal oalf, 9o; dry salted,
7 41 14c; sheep pelts, 2ic'uJ1.00; horse hides, '
11.503.00.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 30. WOOL The market -Is
active and firm. Heavy sales to the.;
worsted mills ore reported. New England
and Philadelphia concerns buying largely.
There has been a fair demand for all f
grades of wool and medium fleece have
sold In moderate volume, but the larger -part
of the transactions have been In the e
Interior. Montana wools have been espe
cially active. Pulled wools are generally i
quiet. Foreign wools are steady. Quota- 1
tlon follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX 'T
and above. StV37c; X. S44t'.15c; No. 1. 40 7
41c; No. 2. 41442c; fine unwashed. 2StT29c;
quarter blood, unwashed, R4(036c; three-
eights bloods. 5i36c: half blood, 34'5.'5c;
unwashed delaines, 30r,11c; unmerchanta- s
ble, 8Ki32c: fine washed delaine, S9a40o.
Michigan, fine, unwashed, 274f2c; quartef
blood, unwashed, 33K84c; three-eighth . 1
blood. 34fi35c; half blood. 8T!g34c: unwaahed --i
delaines. 28c. Kentucky and Indiana, three- -.
eights and quarter blood. S6tf37f. Terrl-'J
tory: Idaho, fine, 22T24c; heavy fine. 19
21c; fine medium. 23240; medium, 2627c;,J
low medium, 20-3270. Wyoming, fine, 22'J Tt
23c; henvy fine, 191720c; fine medium. 23'J
24c; medium, 2V!T27c: low medium. 26Jc27c.
I'tah and Nevada, flne, 2S7i24c; heavy fine. .
19fj20c; flne medium, 23(f24c; medium. 2W ,"
27c; low medium. 27'S'2.Sc. Dakota, flne. 22
(R-23c; fine medium. 22Cci23c; medium, 2fVff27c;
low medium. 2Gj27c. Montana, flne choice,
26&27e; fine average, 24'i;25o; flne medium"'
choice, 2frii27c; average. 24fft2fjc; staple, 280
30c: medium choice. 28tfi30e.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 30. WOOL Steady; me.
dtum grades, combing and clothing, 28Ui?
81c; medium flne. 2Tt27c; heavy fine, 18f3
22c; tub washed, 32i414e.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30 METALS There
was a sharp bleak in the Ixindon tin ma r
ket with spot closing at 150 6s and fu
ture at 149 12s 6d. The local market,
which has been sustained chlfly by th
firmness abroad, was also lower, closing
weak at 332.75(833.25. There was also a
sharp brenk In the London copper mar
ket, quotation going off about 1 and
closing at 71 10s for spot and 71 for fu
tures. Ideally It I ald that the tone
of the market la hardlv a firm, but lake
and electrolytic are etlll quoted at 31500.
17.00 and casting at 316.124"16.374. these
prices being nominal. Lead was higher
at 14 8s 9d In Ixindon, but remained quiet
at 34 RWci4.90 locally. Spelter also advanced
abroad, closing at 25 12 6(1 In the London
market, while locally it waa quoted at
35.70(66 80. Iron closed at 61s 6d for Glas
gow ant" 48s 3d for Mlddlestmro In th
foreign market. Ixieally the situation wss
without new feature. No. 1 foundry,
northern, Is quoted at 316 50fil7.25; No. 2
foundry, northern, 816 rtrtdj 16 76; No. 1
foundry, southern. S16.25&16.50; No. I
foundrv. southern, 815.75.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 30. METALS Lead,
steady at 34 77464.80; spelter, higher at
35 65.
Evaporated Apple aod Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 80 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is without chances;
common to good re quoted at 44tf6c; .
prime. "H'r; choice. 7Uc; fanrv. Re.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune)
are verv Arm and a number of sties ara
practically out of the stock In the loenl
market. Quotations rnnge from 44e to 740.
Apricots continue quiet: choice are quiet at
81184c: extra choice, R4'US4c; fancy, 9Uf
10c. Peaches show no change, with noth
ing offering for Immediate delivery but
fancy grades, which are held at H40.
Raisins are In a strong position, owing to .
small supplies; loose Muscatel are quoiM
at 3ifii5ie,o : seeded, 6V,fj74c; London lay
ers. 3l.0f4il.15.
Oils and Ilosln.
NEW YORK, Aug. ). OILS Cottonseed, -.
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
S"4c. Petroleum, steatly; refined New
York. I69ti; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
36 85. prime In bulk, 33 96. Turpentine,
quiet nt O3'rt634o.
fiOSl N Steady; strained, common to
good. M.sntfS.
SAVANNAH. Aug. SO OIL Turpentine,
firm. o'ie.
I ROSIN-Flrm- A. B. C. 33 35: D. 33.60; E, 1
1 tVj.Vn4 fO: F. St 05; G. 34.10; H. 34 16; I, 34 20;
K. 34.26; M, 34 So; N. 34 30; WG. 34 &&1 WW, ;
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug SO. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 6t&10 point on steady European
cables and smaller Interior Santo re
A,lnia The close was steady at a net
advance of 5jl5 points. Sales wer re.
ported 01 l.3o nsgs, including neptemoer
at 7.15c: October. 7 26c: December, 7 4,Vq)
7 60c: January. 7.65c; March. 7 75c; May.
7 85c; July, 7 65c. Spot steady; No. 7 In
voice, T,c.
Fatal Wreck la Atlanta.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SO A dispatch wit
received at the office of the Southern
railway 1n this city slating that local train
No. It. which left Augusta, (it., this morn
ing for Charleston, B. C, had met with an
accident, and that while crossing Rey
nolds street In Augusta the rear coach
turned over, one men being killed and
three others Injured. No othtr details were
given.
EDWARDS-WOOD CO. :
(Incorporated)
Mala Offleei Fifth aad Hohert Streets
T. PAIL, MINN.
Dealer la
Stocks. Grain. Provisions
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llldg.. Omaha, Neb. Telephone 8614.
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