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TTIE OMAHA DAILY TIKE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, 190a
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CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Trade Debt, with PricM Ealew
Frerlou Day.
FOREIGNERS REDUCE BIDS FOR EXPORT
Foreign Jewe Bearish, but Otlaet by
Ralae la Ana art can lrtkiim
rra Trnasn-etlene Small, bat
ConatarltlTely Strong;.
OMAHA. Aug. 2, 1908.
Trade In the whnt pit wan light today
nil price In general were below the
close of yeeternay. Liverpool and tha
tontlnentai markets Were lower, but the
uomeetic crop situation favored the bull,
lor rain i general In the northwest,
with predictions of mora tomorrow. He-i-etpta
were liberal, and while there was
some export business yesterday, exporters
reported that foreign bids were reduced
touay. A halt Is noticeable on the selling
side, an the market has had a break f
lie. The opening was firm, but the close
showed a slight loss.
Trade was light in corn also, but the
msrket was strong. Bmall receipts and
report of dry weather from Illinois and
Missouri had a bullish tendency. Open
ing prices were He higher and the mar
ket advanced He further for September.
Prices eased off Just before the close,
which was Ho higher than yesterday on
September.
Primary wheat receipts ware 1,239,000
Imshels end shipments Kl.mo bushels,
against receipts last year of SM.000 bushels
and shipments of 411.000 bushels. Corn re
ceipts were 361,000 bushels snd shipments
.Al.tmt bushels, against receipts last year of
bushels and shipment of 342.000
bushels. Clearances were 180,000 bushels
of Wheat. 24,119 barrels of flour, 118,000
btlflhel or corn and 4,000 bushels of oate '
Liverpool closed '.'oSd lower on wheat
and Hd higher on corn.
Wheat acceptances at Kansas City were
said to be almost nothing yesterday. I
celvlng houses there were of the opinion
that the rusn of wheat from the country
was over, the movement from centers be
ing nbout throuKh, and present prices do
nut .Mtrart farmers, who are getting only
..bout S-'tjaac per bushel.
Local range of options:
t northern. 7SH97ef No. I northern. 72rJ
73c; No. 1 durum, f'c; No. 1 durum, 6fc.
Corn: No. 3 vellow. Wc; No. 3, 4c.
Oats: No. I white. 13c: to arrive. S!c;
new. to arrive. 2c; No. 8, EljOWSc.
Harley, as, 44,-. Rye. 41jfic. Flax, cash,
tl.0!; to arrive, ll.WV
IEW YORK GEMERAL MARKET
dastatlssa
a Varlnoe
Artkles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesy
When f i
I'ec...
CO' I . !
Sept... I
May...)
?',A
444 A I
42B
67V A I
9'A
42A
66HAI
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44HA'
417Al
67A
69H1
44AI
a
67
694A
44A
41 S A
A asked, n bid.
Omaha Cash gales.
WHEAT No J hard. 2 car. &c; No. 3
hard, 1 cir. 684c.
Oinalia Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 68c; No. t hard.
ti'a!c; No. t spring, 68c.
luHN-No. 3, 47c; No. 3 yellow, 47c; No.
white, 4o.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 30c; No. S white. 804
H..ec; rso. 4 wnite, 80c.
R IE-No. 2. 51c; No. 3, 50c.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn
l hlcago ......
tvi. tints city
.iinneupolla ,
Omaha
i-iujuth
at. Louis ....
572
$38
90
M
47
179
128
82
M
Oats
240
20
109
( the ny
Caannaevattles.
NETW YORK, Aug. 1-rLOVR-Re-celpts.
IJ.fiM bbls.: exports. 13.63 bbls.;
market barely steady and quiet: Minnesota
patents, 4..Vg4fl; Minnesota bakers, IS 46
fcl.86; winter patents, .00i94li; winter
straights, tl.7ltal.ti; winter extras. lJ.tM
6 8 40; winter low grades. 38. tO 8.36.
H) flour, steady: fair to good, I3.4n-Ui90;
choice to fancy, 83.8643 4.10.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and
yellow, 1.20fel.S6; coarse, 81.1001.11;
kiln dried, II 7642.88.
RYE Nominal; No. 3 western, 87 He, f.
O, b, New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 83,000 bu. ; export,
62. '100 bu. ; spot market Irregular; No. 2
red. 79o, elevator, and 3n,o f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, Dulutb, 86ic f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 hard, winter. MHc f. o. b. afloat.
An opening advance on steady cables and
rains In the northwest was followed by a
break of He, due to weakness In Min
neapolis. Rallying on corn strength snd
good cash demand the market eased again
on a bearish Snow report and better Rus
sian weather news, but was finally steady,
closing He net lower, ss follows: May,
Kc; September, 8"8c; December. 63c.
CORN Receipt. t.2& bu.: exports.
117,706 bu.; spot, steady; No. 2. 66He ele
vator and 67Hc f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow
6c; No. 2 white, 6c. Option market was
unsettled all day, but generally tirmer on
oroutn talk from Illinois, with a final
action on tha Snow report, closing HflHc
net higher, ss follows: September, se;
ieremoer, wjfcc.
OATS RfCelnls S' S00 hn exnoits 4 M!t
bu.; spot market steady; mixed oats, 28 to
32 pounds. Sdc: natural white. 30 to M
pounds, Stfc; clipped white, 38 to 10
pounns, 4Zi(44Hc.
HAt Firm: shinnlna. Knffi5c: vnod
to choice. ll.OOfi 1.06.
HOPS Firm: state, common to go-d,
"06 CTOn. 10417r- lDOl ron nnm,nr
olds, nominal: Paolfle coast. 1906 rron.
lOiglSc; 1904 crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
HIDES Firm: Onlvestnn JO tn K
pounds. 20c; Callfornln. 21 to 25 pounds.
lc; Texas dry, 23 to 30 pounds, 19o,
PRovismK'9 n..( .t..,iu. f.miiu
I10.50r I l.DO; mess, Ig.OOij 8.60; beef1
hsms, I21.001T22.60: narket 18 IllCHIB !i0:
city extra India mess, 16.60a 17.00. Cut
meats steady: pickled bellies, 111. 60
i.ou; pickled shoulders, 8.608.76;
pickled hams. II2.26tf 12 75. Lurd.
firm: western nrlme iq V.ffi nft nnn,.
Inal; refined, tlrm; continent, 19 20;
S. A., 110.00; compound, 17.12 H W 7.37 H.
Pork, steady; family. 119.60; short clca:
iii.vifj ijdu; mess, x I9.t0'f zn.uu.
1 allow Steady; city ($2 per
6c; country (rkes. free). 4 XL ft S He.
RICE Firm: domestic fole to
3'fir,i4r; Japnni nominal.
J'Ol l.TBY-Live, steadv: western
ens, 14c; fowls, 13c; turkeys. 10C; dressed.
Irregular: western chickens, 1416c; tur
keys, 11513c; fowls, llrfiltc.
Bl TI ER Bteaov: Street nrlce. as.
trs creamery, 21c. Official prices; Cream
ery, common to extra, .S'iU9c; renovated,
common to xtrn. 16H21c: western fac
tory, common to firsts, 13H'l7c; western
Imitation creamery, extras, lHc: western
firsts. ltiH(iU7i4c.
CHEESE Steadv: new state, full cream.
large, fancy, 11 He; fair to good, 10 ft' lb-;
small, lanoy :ic; fair to good, IOH&1OH0;
lr'Tlor. ntx,c
EQCJS Pteady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 24fr2oc: choice,
22fi23c; mixed extra. 224t'2Sc; western firsts,
17io 18c; seconds, 16i?lCHc; southern 15HS16C.
CHICAGO GIUI.1 4ftD PROVISIONS
1'catnrea of the Trading; and Closlag
Prleea on Hoard of Trade,
CHICAGO. Aug. 1 The critical situation
in Kursla had a steadying effect today on
t..e local wheat market and prices at the
i.-lose were practically unchanged from yes
teiday's final quotations. October wa up
He. Oat showed a gain of He. Provis
ions weie up 12H4t27Hc.
Early In the session the wheat market
manifested slight weakness owing to quite
.'iDerii selling tiy ean interests and by
leiding bull. Sentiment, however, quickly
Ciihngeu und dinm mr i.ui, under of the
day the feeling waa rather rlrm. Rain In
northwest caused some apprehension of
ie. harvest and this helped to stimulate
ihc t'emind for wheat. Advice from Rus-
Ela ere, however, the main source of
llnrnrss, the latest reports Indicating that
flghliiitf between the government troop
and mutineer was still In progress. Tha
voitrttie of trading Was small. The market
closed steady. Epoi opened a shade lower
ti t shade higher at iSHfiilc. sold between
Sc and 74Hc and closed at 73c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
.6u) bu. Primary receipt were 1.239,000
bu., compared with 89tt,0u0 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of T0J
cars, against 688 cars last week and 387 car
a year aso.
Vh'3 corn market waa firm all day. Small
loel receipts and fresh reports of damage
by drouth to the crop in Illinois ana Mis
souri were the cniei reasons ror me nrm
nif. There wa good deninnd by short
snd commission houses, while offerings
were not larse. The market closed firm.
September operred HQHe higher at 'titH'S'
40iC, sold between 4itc and 49Hc and closed
at 4PHc. Lc-al receipt were 126 car, with
V f contract grade.
Convnlnlon houses were active bidder
for cats all day and In consequence the
market was firm the entire session. Bull
ish sentiment was Inspired mainly by an
Improved export demand. One port claimed
tht considerable oats were being exported
to France. September opened VuV higher
I ViifiSlHc, sold off to 3oHe and closed at
207c Local receipts were 240 cars.
Provisions were strong on lively buying
bv commission houses and packers. The
SEWWRK STOCKS AND BONDS
Laree CpecnlgtiT Liquidation Caurai at
Early Eeaotion in Pricei.
POWER OF ABSORPTION DEMONSTRATED
Market Soon Tarns Strang on
Reports of Increased DUIdeada
la Leading Railway
bares.
changes: Notes In clrou'atlon. derreaed.
H?,.1.if n fraiHMi; treasury dpolis. Incresd
y0t fra.icS: general deposits. Inrrced
J1 8lS.no francs, or In hnd. decreased
8.:Viiro franrs; silver In hand, Inrrensul
.'.) francs: bills discounted. decreed
194. ro.fto francs; advances. Increased 11,
4"0.000 francs.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2 MONEY On call
easy, TfiHH Per cent; ruling rate, L'H per
cent; closing Wd. 2H per cent; offered at
2H per cent: time loan slightlv flrmei ;
sixty dsys. SHti4 per cent; ninety day.
4'b4H P'r cent, six months, r'r cnt.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPF.H-4H1KV
per cent.
FTKRI.INO FXCllANtlF. Btrong. then
essier, st 14 8KlVti4 6i0 for dcnisnd nd at
14 'iH'B4 .6. Commercial
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
lome Tetter rreline on Good Ttt Beef
f tetra,
HOGS ARE GENERALLY A LITTLE LOWER
Pkg).
extra.
chick
Kansna City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2. WHEAT Sen-
tember,69 He;. December, 72c; cash, No
2 hard, 88H'f71c; No. 3, 88Hc; No. 2 red,
70c; No. 3, 69c. '
CORN September, 42 He; December,
43c; cash. No. 2 mixed, 494Hc; No. 3,
4H49c; No. 2 white, 49 He; No. 3,
49He.
OATS No. 2 white, SB35Hc; No. 3
mixed. 31 H 32He. -
BUTTER Creamery, 20c; packing,
14He.
EQGS Firm; Missouri and Kansas,
17He; case count. 17c; cases returned, Ho n,"lT'i.ci. m
i Am. r. a r. pm
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 310.261$
10.60; choice prairie, 17.76. ,
RYE Steady; 6Ri3 58c. '
BL'TTER -Creamery, 20c; packing,
1HC
Receipt. Shipments
Wheat, bu 321.090. 350.000
Corn, bu. ... i i0.900 . ' 31,00
Oats, bu 11,000 4.00U
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 targe specula
tive liquidation was conducted la today'
stock market and the affect was seen in
the early reaction and the occasional hesi
tation of the movement. But a striking
power of absorption was again demon
strated and strength revived in the mar
ket tn the Interval of the selling.
The tone of speculative sentiment
largely influenced by the movement of
special stocks, owing to the conviction
among operator that they were follownlg
the leadership of powerful groups ot cap
italists in taking a cue from the move
ments of these stocks. There was very
general confidence that far-reaching plans.
Involving both corporation finance and
stock market operations, were reflected In
the movements of the market. Explicit
assertion were made of the certainty of
Important dividend Increases to be made
and of other plans to offer attraction
to stockholders, and It was argued tnat
a concerted determination to awaken an
active interest in the securities markt
was thus a seasonable d ductlon to bs
drawn from the course of leading capi
talists. The desirability of a more active
demand for ecuntlea to take off large
accumulations In the hand of bankers
and syndicates or to help In the flotation
of new offerings which are seen to b In
evitable Is so well known and recognliod
as to give plausibility to the current as-
sumption. The more immeniaie m mm
today's market wa plainly affected by
the large reauetion or me snore inirn-m
which resulted from the advance of yes
terday, caused by the unexpected actio'!
of the steel corporation directors In re
suming dividends on the common stock.
The strong uplift to the market also of
fered attractive opportunities for tHklng
profits on the part of those who bought
heavllv last week when the rise was still
In an Incipient' stage. The rarlrt ri" f
St. Paul early In the day and a later dem
onstration in Readlna were haru..' ,i
to offset these influences. The aggressive
strength In the Harrlman Pacifies proved
more effective and served to restore the
feeling of confidence that abundant mean
.-r hn-u of the movement to stimulate
a speculation. St. Paul was the center of
all kind of rumors, Including a rumor
of an 8 per cent dividend guarantee on
the stock for control of Union Pacific anil
Southern Pacific, or supposed .competitive
buving in the open market, supposedly y
the present control and the I'nlnn Pnclfle
Interests. The air was filled with rumors
of dividend Increases also, pointing espe
cially to Cnlon Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Atchison, Norfolk & Western. Chesapeake
A Ohio, Pressed Steel Car, and so on quite
indefinitely. ,
Little attention was paid to general de
velopment. Foreign exchange continued
to linden. Money on call continued eay,
although there was some calling of large
loans reported. The sub-treasury took
large sums from the market on account of
a payment or a note oi inn cn -clfic
falling due and of payments of suD
scilptions to Panama canal bond. Penn
sylvania's good showing of June net earn
ings helped the stock and the cut In pas
senger fares on the system was disre
garded. The adjournment of directors
meetings without anticipated action did
not ruffle the confidence of operator and
the late market showed no more than the
ordinary effects of room profit-taking,
with the closing generally trong and ac-
UVBond were easr "'' "''. r
value, 11,923,000. United State bond
were unchanged on call.
The following ai th quotation on the
Stock exchange:
I4R2W4M snd
bill". IIM'441
SILVER Br.
VHe.
HOND8 Clovernment
easy.
Quotations on
were ss follow:
V. 8 ref. M. re..
4e; Mexican dollars,
steady: railroad
New York bonds today
Desirable Kinds of
La in he In Good
ma ad at
Strong;
Fat Stieea
Aetlv De
Steady to
Prleea,
aad
6o rfliipen ..
II. g Is. res.
do coupoo .
V. R. old 4s.
in oovpon .
V. 8 new 4a.
se peupon
Am Tobacco 4s....
do
Atrniann ren. 4s...
do d). 4
Atlantic C. L. 4t.
Bl. Ohio 4 ...
do l4l
Brk. R. T. t. 4 ...
Central nt Oa. bt
do lt tnc
do M tnc
do id Inr
Chen Ohio 4H
Chicago A A. IV
C. B 4 it. 4a
C, R. I. A P. W
do col. Its
ccr.
Colo.
do nerlM B
Colorado Mid. 4a...
Colo. A So. 4s
Cuha I
p. A R. O 4a
niMlllm' Sec. (a.
Erla p. I. 4a
do cn. 4a
Hockm Val.
one red.
,Jn '
l"HIJaran ta. !1 series... W
....Io! do t tf H
do 4Hs ftf W
;njii do M aerlna i
1. A N. nil. 4a I01H
1? Man. r 4 14
U Vn CSntrtl 4a I
77H do lt Inr 4
....lit Minn A St L 4a ...
....ltiltl M.. K. T. 4a Ht
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.... MW' do J 7
111 K A W. t. 4a loon
M o. a L rfds 4a Mi
M Pann. conv. Sa 97i
M Radlnt gen. 4a
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W. C. Randall-Nebraska.
1 butt 410 I !- cows M
I cows K-J f 4 1 cow 7
I calf V) j ryi 14 heifers... .
7 feeder.. 3 ?l
. a. Wright-Nebrnska.
I steer.. ,.l?oS I 8 21 cows ?1
1 cow 9o Of
C. F. Wlsglns-Nebrask.
80 teere....l17 4 o
J. K Thomas-Wyoming
1 bull i 40 68 heifers... 95
A. .. D.iwes Nrhrssk.
84 stetrs.. 1212 I 90
W. E Csee-Nebrsska
feetlera.. W I 16 4 cows .R2
1 cow m 2 00 1 steer KOO
J. H. White So'jlh Dakota.
4 teei....K?0 1 90 41 s'eers... U9S
n r ur4k,vWvnntlni.
I Tn l steer r"
I 88
Ingram Wyoming.
a St 1. S. W. e.
;H 'Soanoard A. L.
IH 'So. Pacific 4a .
A 8t. U ( 4a. .10,H do lat 4a ctfa.
Ind. Ha. acr. A. !4S Rallwar 6.
74w Teiaa A P. la
. 14', T , Si. I.. A W.
. I12H t'nlon Paclftc 4 ..
Am; T'. 9 rlil d 5a.
. Wabaah la
. K7 i do dch. B
.:oov Wcatcrn Md. 4b...
. fOUj W A L K. 4a...
.104V, Wla. Central 4a...
POUTH OMAHA. Aug. i, 108.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs, tihrep
OfMcial Monday I. M0 6.498 .21
Official Tueadsy 4.3.') 10.9!9 8.266
l.u.( ,l citiriuav l.bst 12 o6J 8.W1
Official Thursday ' 1.528 8.082 4 OMJ j
Four day this week..17.8W 87.M8 20.1
Same days last week... .16.976 8,774 30,. .4
Same two weeks ago. .. .12.816 13.837 24.948
Bima three week ago.. 13.874 :9.0W 19.44J
8ims four weeks Ago.... 7.816 81.070 ,J
S.ime dav Isst year. .. .12.112 26.?;9 I4.9
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
Tha following table ahowa tha recelpta ef
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha lor
tha year to date, competed with last year.
l&nn. I-
Cattle - 649.2-2 499.244
Hogs 1.871.082 1,684.971
Sheen 875.411 88,40
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds t cattle on aie
Mouth Oniana market: a
Good to choice corn-fed teera ?:VJJ2
Fair to good corn-fed teer a0, J,
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... V"
Good to choice cow and helfera... J-'lJ-
Fair to good cow and heifer 2 lf
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1 &Y(12 TS
Oood to choice stocker feeders. 3 4 W
Pair to good stocker and feeder.. WfJ
Common to fair stocker J.wt3
BulL. dag, etc S'Si'S
Veal calves 8 76u6.c5
The following table how tha average
price of iogs at Boutt Omaha for the laai
several daye, with comporlaona:
17 cows 10
SS feeders.. 945
D. n
2 cows....10'0
28 eowa 63
8 cows 9'
I steers. ...in
6 steers. ...104J
89 steers. ...1100
1 CO
2 46
3 00
I 80
3 so
3 SO
4 f iwi.
1 cow. .. ,
f i cows. . .
17 steer.
4" steers.
steers.
fT7
81
874
l'DK)
1073
1M8
2 rt
i n
i
I 86
t 06
2 S
3 90
I W
3 10
2 80
1
3 7K
3 :o
8 V
3 98
lower; light. 18 l.V'd .VH: medium and
liriv), I ungual, Miis. 0fl
KUr.Kr A.M L,Mni--eceipta, : 1,M
luu. iiiiirkpi teiidy to swohm, idino year
nil,.. ., wrtneis, iIm.
Ino,
48.978
mm
9.007
Boston flocks and Honda.
ROSTON'. Aug. 2 Call loans. 3(S 4'i per
cent; time loans, S'frG1 per cent. Official
rinsing on stocks and bond":
Date. 1904. 190o. 11904. 1U3. 1902. 11901. 11900.
Atrhlaon adj. 4a....
do 4s
Mcx. Central 4s....
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boaton A Alhanr..
Iioalnn A Maine
Ronton Kterated ...
Fttchhiirg pfd
Max. Central
N. T., N. H. A H
Pare .Marquette ...
t'nlon Pacific
Atner. Arse. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneil. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Kdlaon Eleo. Illu.
Mara. Electric ....
do pfd
Mara. Gas
I nlted Prutl
t'nltsd Shoe Mach.
do pfd
Greene Con ...:...
V. i. Steel .....
do pfd
Adventure
Allouec
Amalgamated
Asked.
. M
.l"t
. 7
Atlantic
Hlngham
al A Hecla..
Centennial
Kioi- ropprr Range ...
..J47 IPalr Wet
..I7 I'Kranklln
...:Vit.4:;ranbv
.137 IfOe Rorale
... Jl' Man. Mining ...
I. .115 Michlgan
... SSH MAhawK
Mont. '. A C
... 16 (lid Dominion ...
...ii Oeceola
. .. l4Varrot
...14 I'lJulncT
...184 'Shannon
. .. S4T;Tamaraek
...H.,H, Trinity
... 21 t'nllc d Copper .,
...I. f. 8- Mining
. .. itiiii'. s. on
... (Mi ' 'h
... satl Victoria
...H Winona
. .. va iW'olrerlne
. .. North Butte ....
...94 Butte Coalition
... 404, Nevada
...107vCh. a Arliona.
.... ft Tecumaeh
... ks'Arliona Com....
.. .1031
11
... s:v
...70S
... 9.1
. .. 74
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to
.... 44
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.... la
100
.... Id
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July 23...
July t...
July 2b...
July 28...
July 27...
July 28...
July 2...
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July 31...
Aug. 1..
AUg.
62HI I Ml l f1!
4 bo , 6 47 I 18i J 4ii 6 .ui i li
I 6JSI l 6 04! 6 06 7 o 4 6 06
6 4; 6 80!
44Vtl 6 68
(46 i 6 61
6 60
o .1"lti
( 32 :41 6 68
. , lo I t bit
a i
6 111
6 11
6 19
6 111
OBl
4 991
4 97
7 bil i t
4 9i I 6 69 8 04
4 7 631, I 6 13
I 7 bb 6 47
KOQS-Hoia were lower agln today, but
It was hard work to find any two operstors
on the market who could agree xrtly
as lo how much lower It really wss. The
fsct Is the msrket wss so uneven, both
yesterday and todsv. that a seller's opinion
of the market depended entirely upon what
time he sold yesterday gnd now he got
In today. To call the market 6c lower thnn
the best time vesterdav. or not far from
steady with the extreme low point of yes
terdav, would suit the Ideas of a gnod
many. On the other hand, there were a
few who were calling light hogs very
nearlv steady with yesterdsy. but all were
agreed that heavy hogs were fully 6c lower.
The facts In the case were that the mar
ket waa unevenly lower, the decline,
amounting to anywhere from a shade to a
good big 5c, according to the kind of hogs
and according to the time of day when
comparisons were made.
The trade waa very slow at ins oecune
Indicated and It was late before any busi
ness of Importance waa transacted. When
nuyers ana seners nnsiiy got wT rr on
a trading basis the movement llvenen up
somewhat, so that practically everything
was sold by 10:30.
As wilt b noted from the sales below,
light hogs sold Isrgely at I615SI4.20 and on
up as high as I3.27H for very good stuff.
Heavy hogs dropped below WOO, selling all
the way from 15.9"). Mixed hog, as a mat.
ter of course, sold between the heavies
and the light.
The market has been lower every dar
for eight days In succession, and. barring
little reaction on Monday and Tuesdav
f last week, the tendency hss been stead1!"
downward ever since July 18. The decline
today carrlea the market to the lowest
point touched since March 19.
representative sates
.lock In Slakt.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
wes-iern markets yesierosy:
Csitle.
outh Omsha U'
Mi'tix City 0
txai.t.is v itv 8.fii
Moss. Sheep.
H.fcii 4X
L.i 4.71:
i.vii 1.864
tvo I.
li.tw ll.l
1 4.4A
3 !
,iM
lO.lhl 64.046 24.1
6 04i 7 4
t (IV 1 62
4 98' 7 41
7 37
o-'l 6 Ot
6 4l 6 (.
6 67, 6 16
6 76 6 18
'Sunday.
Bales. High, tow- Clots.
Adama Eipreas
Amalgamated Copper
St. L4nla General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. t. WHEAT Firm; No.
2 red. aash, elevator, 71c, nominal; track,
&7lc; September. 704fiTO,c; December,
74i,c; No. 2 hard, 10lgn2ic.
CORN Steady; No. 2 cash. 60c. nominal;
track. 604c; September, 48Vc; December,
45ifi 16e.
OATS Future, firm: cash, lower; No. 3
cash, 31c; track, SlHOTJc, new; September,
31c; December, 32c; No. 2 white, 3434Vo
new. 36c old.
FIOUR Steadv: red winter natenta.
343.4.50; extra fancy and straight, I3.76(j
4.; clear. 2.75aa.25.
SEED-Tlmothy, tadv. l3.T6dJ4.00.
COBNM EAL Steady, 12.80.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. TSffTnc.
HAY-Steady; timothy, I12.506.17.00; pral.
rle, t8.flol2.fiO.
IRON COTTON TIES-J1.00.
nAOOINO 9c.
HEMP TWINE 7V4e.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
118 40. Lard, higher; prime steamed, IS 50.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
shorts, I9.S7H; clear rlbe. 39 62H; short
clear, 39 75. Bacon, Steady; boxed extra
hort, 31012H; clear rlba, J10.87H; hort
clear, 110 50.
POULTRY Steady; chicken. Be; springs,
strength was due to the small atonka of 1314c; turkeya, 12Vc; ducka, 8V10; geese. 80.
fiaiiy or lara. in v-mcago. BUTTER Steady; creamery, 17(8224c;
nrovlaiona. esnec
At the close September pork wss up 12c
nt 316.S5. Lard waa up 27Hc at I8.87V4. Rib
were 17tte higher at t9.07.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
?S1 cars; corn. 168 cars; oat. 237 car; hog.
15.000 head.
The leading future ranged aa follow:
a7uc1s. Open.) Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Yea'y.
Wheat I
Sept...fT3'
Dee. ...I
My.f.l8ft
Vorn ' I
7bS
ly.f.icOHwi
I'orn I .
Sept...
Dec. ...I 47'
May...j47VirS
74H
7li4
80S
78.
760 78 4i
79
49 I 49
On is
Sept.
Dec.
May.
pork
Sent... Lanl
8ept... Oct....
Nov...
Ribs
Sept...
Oct....
I
.ao-i4j
.31-2,!
33-44
16 66
I 87Vt
8 76
8 70
8 9SV
i 70
47 V
48Sk
31l
16 80
I
8 87H
07H
8 BD
T37'73J'B74
TT'-eVrlSH
80 I 804
46.l'
4f'Hl 49',
4oV 44
47V47V441. 47Sdj
I I
80i go;
81SI S2 31.
M MX34H-S3kft,
18 60 16 66 18 12
86 8 74 8 80
( 72H 8 96 8 7H
8 67H t 87Vsl I 82H
8 K I 07hI 8 90
I 70 8 85 I 8 70
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, 13 504?
1 Ml- stralahts. tS.SOnS.aO; spring patent.
fx 704,4.00; straights, 33.46424.75; bakers, 12.30
VHEAT-No. 2 spring. 76S78S4-; No. 3
T0ia7ic: No. 3 red. 71T7:Sc
roHX-Nix 2. 60ie: No. 2 yellow, 61W1t4c
OATS No. 3, JV'nc; No. 2 white, Slta2c;
No. 3 white, soseiiuc.
RYE No. 1 54c.
BARLEY Ooid feeding. 3538c; fair to
choice malting. 4211 4o.
SKKDS No. 1 flax. l.0tH: No. 1 north
western, tlOVW. Clover, contract grade.
111 00.
PROVISIONS Short ribs sides floose),
99 009 10. Mesa pork, per bbl.. 117.004517.1 2W
Lard, per 1W lb., JV4.82H. Short Clear aidea
(boxed). $9.603.tCB.
Followlng were the receipt and hlp
ments of flour and grain:
Meceint. unipments
Flour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu...
Py. bu
Barley, bu
20 W
.. 40.9"3
. .140.210
..201 6fX)
l.fiw
7,7110
dairv. lfVftHle.
EQGS Steady. 13c. case count. '
Receipts and shipment of flour and Brain
were aa follow:
Recelnts. flhlnmenta
Flour, bbla 2.000 tor)
Wheat, bu 179 0n0 . 10.000
Corn, bu 94,000 101,04
Oata, bu 109,000 44.0U0
Mllwankee Gmln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug J.-WHEAT-Dull:
No. 1 northern. 78j7le; No. 2 northern.
76f777c: September, TS'flTte.
RYE Ixiwer; No. 1, tOHftOe.
RARIEY Dull: No. 1 555 Vc: samnle.
40if4e.
CORN Higher: No. I cash. 494iff61e: Sen.
tember, 49i4c.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Aug. l.-CORN-Lower; No. 3
yellow, 60He; No. 8. 50Hc: No. 4, 49He.
OATS ixiwer: No. white, new. 30ic:
a wnue, new, wc.
No.
WHISKY-On
lshed good.
the basis of 11.20 for fin-
Do lot a Grain Market.
DULUTH. Aug. I. WHEAT To arrive
and on track. No. 1 northern. 78c; No. 1
northern, 744-; September and December.
74v: May. TSe.
OATS To arrive, on track and August.
SOHc
ll.ftfil
lSl.SoO
94.4m
lbO.loD
1.900
On tha Produce exchange toaay the but-
ter market waa firm; creamenea, lbJf2i4e;
dairies. l&Htll8Vre. Eggs, firm: at mark,
ensea Included. lS'f15c; firsts IM1I6V; prime
fit sis. 19c; extras, firm. Cheese, UtjlSVtc.
Philadelphia Prodnea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2 BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery. lHjc.
EOCJS Steady; western fresh. 19c at
mark.
..riif;FSE--et'ad'r: N'w Tork fu Preama,
llV6Uc.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Aug. t-WHEAT-8pot.
nominal: futures steady; September, OS
i-a: I'ecemner, s sa; March, nominal.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, olds.
4a .wd: futures, steady; September, 4a 6.d;
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Aug I.-BEED8 Clover, cash,
1 in; nciowr, i.a; iecemner, 7.cw. Tim
othy, prime. 12.06. Alslka. 18.80.
Mlnneapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. t. FLOUR First
patents. 4 1ogi4 3u: second patents. 13 9fj
4 06; first clears, t3.3ofi3.46; second clears,
11.5071 2 85.
BRAN In bulk, 13 60(fjl3 76.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prleea. as reported by F. D. Day
e Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Arllclea I Open. High Low. Close. Tea y
Wheat-May...
Sept.
Lve..
Oct..
(74V Wl
1 10l
1 l
T9,784trH
TSTsi
16
1 11 Vg
1 ,
751
is -a 1
1 10J
1 08
79 79S
73S 734,
74V!"4tj7i
I HV,
1 owl
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat No. 1
Wd, Ci No. I aarttiam, 74'jl4.c; No.
Digar and 9olnaaea.
NEW YORK. Aug. t-SUOAR-Raw,
firm; fair renning, ic: centrifugal. 91
test, 1401 ll-ibc; molasses ausar. I
refined, steady: No. 4. 4 20c; No. 7, 4 16c;
No. I, 4 10c; No. 9. 4.0ou; No. 10. 4 e:
No. 11. 3 96c; No. 13, 8 90c; No. 13. I 8Sc:
No. 14. 3.85c; confectioners' A. 4. 660;
mould A, 6.16c; cut loaf. 6.50c; cruahau,
160c; powdered, 4.90c; granulated. 4.80c;
cubes. 6.66c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1-8UOAR-Bteady;
open kettle centrifugal 3pJ 7-loc;
centrifugal yellow - 3i4Ai- aeconda,
3Vfl2He.
MOLASSES Firm.
BYRL'P-2fu30c.
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Rxpreae
American H A U Pd .
American Ice, serurltlas. . ..
American Unseed Oil
Am. Unseed Oil pfd
American Locomotive
Am. LoeomotlTs pfd,,
American 8. A B
Am. B. R. pM
Americas Sugar HeOnlng ...
Am. Tobacco pfd ctta
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaoa
Atchleoa pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Dal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranelt
Canadian PaclBc
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapaake A Ohlo.v . . . . . ..
Chicago Great Western
Chloago A Northweetern....
Chicago. Mil. Bt. P
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. St. L.
Colorado Fuel A Iroa
Colorado ft Southern
Colo, ft Bo. lat pfd
Colo. A Bo. td ptd
Consolidated Oas
Corn yroducta .
Corn Products pfd
Denver A Rio Qranda
Pelaarars, L A W
Delaware ft Hud eon
Denver A R. O. ptd
Planners' Securities
Brie
Erls lat pfd
Erie td pfd
Oeneral Elertrle
Hocking Valley, aeked
Illlnola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kanaaa Cltr Bo. ptd
Leutevllla A Nashville
Mexican Central
Mlnneapolla A Bt. Uvula...
M.. St. P. ft B. B. M
Mlaaourt Pacific
Mlaaourt, K- ft T
M., K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of II. pfd.
New Tork Central
New Tork. O. ft W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Amerlaan
Pad no Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P., C, C. a St. b
Preeaed Bteel Car
Preaaed B. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading lat pfd, aeaea
Reading d pfd, aaked
Republic Bteel
Republic Bteel ptd
Rock Island Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
Bt. L ft 8. F. M pfd
81. Louie oUth western....
Bt. L B. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
So. Paclfie pfd
Southern Railway
Be Rallwar pfd
Tenneaeee Coal ft Iroa....
Texae ft Pacific
Toledo. Bt. L. ft W
T , Bt. I ft W. pfd
I'nioa Pacific
t nlon PaelDc pfd
I'nlted States Eipreas
I'nlted Statee Really
tailed Statee Rubber
U. g Rubber pfd
t ailed States Bteel
U. B. Stesl pfd
Va.-Carollna Cheraloal ....
Va. -Carolina Cbeia. pfd....
Wabaau
Wabaah pfd
Walla-Forgo Eapreaa
Weetlnghoueo Sjlectrte
Weatern Tnlon
Wheeling ft Lake Erie
Wtseonein Central
Wla. Central pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather ,
Central Leather pfd
Bloae-Shelneld Bteel
Ureal Norttierg pfd
luterbnrough Metropolitan
lulerborouga Met. pfd
Total sales tor te day.
ga.KX)
I. too
goo
too
400
4.00ft
ton
too
l.tlK)
108
'
1004,
818
H
It
414
71
18,100 It1
400 1114
1,400
in
11.100
U.IOO
T.ioo
14.700
ii'.inf)
4,400
is.too
l.aos
g.ioo
4.100
"ioo
1 400
14.300
POO
t.too
.400
100
too
10
8,400
"00
00
4.000
ri.joo
100
1,100
1.400
Tioo
00
oo
400
1M
1014
40
Mt
14214
'iovi
144
'gov,
l4
90S
'"
4
NV,
3a.
11H
8S'4j
137
0a
7
4414
iii"
844
11
44
7
11 a
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iiiv,
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4,
46
102 Vk
10O4
2
a
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41
70 ,
lllt
101 4
uivi
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llu,
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116
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4
Mfc
71
61
1S44
20
7
444
ii"
Ka
40'i
4
'4
70Vj
147H
iiii,
H1
44
4t
London Closing; Stocka.
LONDON. Aug. 2. Closing quotation cm
tha Stock exchange were:
100
0
100
14. K
600
""ioo
100
l.oo
l.ioo
too
8,000
00
31,700
oe
9,100
'"to
7n
1.700
too
IV,
nvk
u
1414
114
iii it
171
M '
MS
!t
M
141V,
4
14
a
1st
81.
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4
ss4
tit,
04
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47 t
44
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lin4
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4. too u4 t4
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.118, 100
1,400
1.000
4,no
00
toe
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.141. M
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. ll.tno
1
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loo
too
.141.400
40
13114
04
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74
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1474
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1U
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444
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'tiii
78.
111
4 V.
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1MV4
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184
4a.
1644
Oil aad Retain.
OIL C1ITT. Aug 1 OILS Credit bal
ance a. 3188. Shipmenta. August 1, Pxbit
bbls ; run. July 31, 110,73 bbl, average
84, Wl bbls. Bhipments, IJnia, August 1,
1B.S67 bbls; runs. Lima, July 31, 84aj0 bbla.,
average Sri.771 bbla
SAVANNAH. Aug. 2 OIL Turpentine,
firm, 67c. 1
ROSIN Firm. Quote: A. B. C. l3.Tr7S85;
t), 84.00; E. 34 80814 10; F. 84 K"!4 U; O 8113
ftt ii; If. 84 30: 1. 14 SO; K. 14 50; M, ttiO, N.
K86, W. li., 36.00; V. W. H, -
00 0 74 V,
1.10 44
100 10 ins
76. 100 4114
It. 400 107, 106
an ta4 tt
00 i'n '104
1.100 ' 4tVg 474
10 tuO tuO
'"i 'ii" 'iiii
too K4 I
00 4 4
1IO tOt t04tt
t.iflO 41 tl.
luo lot lot
t.tUO t 71V.
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t.40 M14 r4
uo it riv
1.K4 700 aharaa.
24 S
10
t'4
IOO 42 Vi
'Va
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sot,
7
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704
lit
164 V,
117
134
li4
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640
221
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140 14
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is: v.
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117,
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4
121
7SV4
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loa,
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06
1014
7
tl
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7 t-lt N. V. Central
7 1-1 Norfolk ft W
... IS. I do pfd
. .. X'4 Ontario A W
.. l'l 'Pennaylvanla
...124. Rani Mines
...17uV, Heeding
... 41 I do lat pfd
...It do 2d pfd
...1st (Southern Hallway
...17 I da ptd
. .. 43 Southern Pacific
... ton, t'nlon Pacific ..
... 4SH do pfd
... Sll'. 8. Steel
... 73 I do pfd
...lSOViiWatiaah
Loulavllle A Naah. ..leKSel r do pfd
M., K. A T UvtiSpanlah 4a
SILVER Bar, quiet. i'8lj-16d per ounce.
. MONEY-2UI&2V per cent.
The rate of discount in tha open market
for short bills I'4i64 l-6 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4 1-lWi-tVk per cent.
Consols, money . .
do account
Anaconda
Atchleon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific .
Chae. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W...
C, M. ft St. P...
DrReere
Denver A R. O...
' do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central
. .148
.. !,
..
.. 4f'4
.. tl',,
.. 4V,
. .
.. 4
.. 4:
.. JSl
102
7'i
16',
..... 42
1104
tl
4
t
New York Mining; Btocks
- NEW TORK, Aug. 1. -Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cos ......
Alice
Breece
Brunswick Con ..
Cotnalock Tunnel
Con. Cel. ft Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Stiver
Leadvllle Con ...
Offered.
.. to
..215
.. 33
.. to
.. li
.. BO
..145
,.600
.. 8
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Savage ,
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
rstandard
.. 8
..75
..140
.. 1
.. II
.. 43
.. 11
.. to
..200
Statement of the Bank of Germany
BERLIN, Aug. 2. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank of Oermany ahowa
the following changes: Cash In hand, de
creased 46,4fio,0(ju marks; treasury notes, In
creased ifO.Uiio marks; other securities. In
creased &o.70,ivio marks; note In circulation
Increased 31,2CO,0tH marks.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
ii.N&'vij so lo.fnuoiv.
1.25'O8 40 6.86W6 72Va
2 0u6.10 KXnjH.w
3.0i'a.3O tVo oil
2.5tVa 0O 8 85U.80
WEDNESDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of car
of stockers and feeders shipped to tne
country and their point of destination
CAT 1 LE. Cars.
W. Whitehead, SYainui. la. R. I
BIcieK. Kanauiph, la. vj
A. M. Arnold, KlrKinan, ia. u. v .
J. Y. Murray, KirKiiun, la. O. W..
J. ogaen, ited usk, la. (4.,
V. A. riiition, frescott, la,
Omaha
Chicago
Kanss City
Bt. LOUIS ...
Bloui'Clty
C.
Jf
N
II
I!
7....
II....
14...,
19....
tl....
46....
44....
42....
13....
71....
46....
17....
64..,.
6....
10....
44....
72....
71....
74....
J. V . uliiCKiiiore. Monroe, Neb. U. if...
A. W. (jcneil, Palo, NeD 1. C
John Saner, Lovelami. la. N. W
Kenneay at Co., vinired, d. D. Mil
w. U. cpoltta, coin, ia. vao
William Heed, imogene, la. vab
A. V. Lyman, ouniap. la. t. w
liutson tlixis., tesaman, Neo.-M. at u.
S. I'acn; ot Co., Atlanta, Ua. Wab
J. H. Roll, Coin, ta. vab t
ti. H. cranneil, Tekamah, Neb. M. at O.. I
tt. r'lnuury, uakisnu, rseb. M. ,4k O
C. J. Mullis, Dunbar, Neb. (a! J
Hank of Palmyra, I'annyra, Neb. Q.... 1
A. Schmidt, Cnalco. Neb. J 1
The official number of cara of stock
brought in loday by each road wa:
came, riogs. bue p. H r a.
C, M. 4 St. P
Vv abash
Missouri Pacific 1
l nion Paclnc
C. at N. W., east
C. N. W., well..,. 13
C, bt. P., M. dk O (
C, B. at Cj., east
C, B. at Q , west 32
C, It. 1. t P., east .j t 2
Illinois Central
Total receipt 63
'ihe disposition of the day 'a receipt wa
as follows, each buyer purcnaslng tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ot Co
Lobman ot Co
Hill ot Son
Hamilton & Rothschild.
J. I). Hoot Sl Co
Hullan at Kline
Bodden Packing Co
Other buyers
6
2
..
23 16 1
4
3b
6
6 ..
2 .. ..
t .. .
2 .
122 " 18 1
Pi. No.
I as 4H
t K tl
t t 11 ,
00 IP
00 tl
no
00 7
Oil 6i
00 71
00 10
8 00 73
014 ea
W 74
MV, 73
04 40
06 70
06 17
OS It
03 U
06 tt
tot 71
t Ot 13
I 0 17
t 05 44
t 06 SI
0t 43
07t 73
01, 4
t 10 to
10 47 ,
It tt
t 10 It
11
t 10 71
40 160 4 10 17
41 24 to 10
10 7
4 13t II 4 10 71
71 10 ... I CI
t 10 M
11 It I g i tl
70 340 IM I 71
71 (01 134 1 71
It 7t
M SO 4 10 14
3 110 I 74
..tt M 4 10 71.....
.26 140 t 10 tt
,.t- SO 10 76
..It 4 8 lg 11
..340 40 I 10 tl
.311 ... it r
..117 40 II 71
SHEEP Receipt were
and the quality considerably
esteraay. 1 nere was also
tt...
7t...
tt...
17...
6...
St...
64...
4...
tl.
46 A?
643 2.ZM l.tul
4M ,"I4 1,10
408 8,146 OH
18
40
18
20
10
610
207 .... 9
Totals
...1,808 t.M7 4,463
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 2 Bank clearings for to
day were 31. 881, 196.54 and for the corre
sponding date last year 31,394,499.03.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN, Aug. 2. On the Bourse today
domestic stocks were firm and higher.
Prussians were depressed.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Aug. 2. WOOL The mar
ket 1 active and firm and the lookout for
the future Is considered excellent. The
outward movement la heavy, shipment
having been large. The transfer In fleece
wool have been especially voluminous.
Territory are fairly active. In clothing
wool there 1 a steady movement of nne
and fine medium. Pulled wool are In
steady demand. Foreign grade are fairly
active and steady. Leading quotations are
about as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania,
XX and above 34ft36c; X 31ij-3i,W-; half
blood 3,a'34c; fine unwashed, ibeji.c; half
blood unwashed, 3.Vu34r; a, blood unwashed
34n 16c: i blood unwashed S.'ifaMc. Delulne
Washington 8';)3ic; delaine unwashed
27v,''i Jf'ViC. Michigan fine unwashed 24'aioc;
half blood unwashed 31g'!12c; blood un
washed 22Wu-Uc quarter blood unwashed,
81tftl2c; delaine unwashed i7ig2bc. Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri Combing H
blood, J3.a3-tc; combing quarter blood tuu3ic;
Texas (scoured basis) fine 12 month
72f(13c; nne 6 to 8 month 09"0c. Califor
nia (scoured basis) Northern choice 7XXQ 7ac
Southern ftMWsc. Fall free X6ti2c. Oregon
(scoured bauds) Eastern staple iH'ctfic; east
ern. No. 1. clothing Kt?j70o; valloy
flotfrVilc, Territory staple (scoured basis)
fine 'Wtflc. Fine medium 6Mi7nc; medium
86a$c. Colorado and New Mexico spring,
(scoured) X Snf70c; No. 3 h4iq45ric: Pulled
wools (scoured) extra 72074c; fine X 6M(tic.
fine rrU8c. Colorado and New Mex
ico spring, (scoured) X 68fi7ftc; No. 2. fine
A. super. 63'(64c; 1, supers, 62fjS6c.
BT. LOl'Ifl. Aug. 2. WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing.
2c; light line, isg'i?c; heavy fine, 148fl7c;
tub washed, 32i3i4c.
LONDON, Aug. 2. The sheepskin ale
opened with a large attendance. Buyer
showed scrre hesitation In competing for
the skins offered. Full-wool merinos real
ised 10 per cent, short wools loVic and
crossbred THtj luo below the last sale. The
offerings todsy numbered 4 116 bales. Fol
lowing Is the sate In detail: New South
wales, 44.1 bales; doming ana combing, 44
fcevtd. Victoria. 708 bales; clothing and
combing, 4V(i4d. South Australia, 9
bales; clothing and combing. aVifrSHd.
West Australia, 730 bales; clothing and
combing. 4'a9,td. Tasmania, 479 bales;
clothing and combing. 4S'10sd. New
Zealand, l.S"2 bales; clothing and combing
6'i'lvSd. Punta Arenas, 130 bale; cloth
ing and oomhlng, orlOvid. The neat sale
will be held September 20.
ciTTi.E-RerelDtt of cattle thi morning
were extremeiy light for a Thurday, oniy
fifty-three car being reported In wnen the
market opened. Thi waa lea than half
the usual Thursday a run. The heavy fall
in nrf In the receipts may be directly
traced to the severe break in the market
consequent upon the excessive receipt of
M nviitn V
There were not enough beef steer In the
yard thi morning to really make a mar
ket, the supply being limited largely to a
few acatterlng loads of corn-fed beeve
with a little sprinkling of westerns. Owing
to the very email offering, the feeling, If
nvthinav on the deairauie killers wa a
little better than yesterday. Still, It would
hardly do to call the market any higher.
A few of the best cow and heifer sold
early at fully yesterday price, but the
a-eneral market on he stuff wa extremely
slow and dull. Common kind especially
were very much neglected and holdera of
such In many case found It very low
work unloading at anything like Heady
prices.
Fortunately the supply of stocker and
feeder was light, aa the ipertacular de
mand I never very good during the last
half of the week. Had there been any
right good feeder possibly they would have
old all right, but the common to medium
kinds were absolutely neglected, no one
wanting them, and holder had a big strug
gle to unload at lower prices.
ttepreaentaiive saiea:
BEKF STEERS.
Statement f the Bank of England.
IX) N DON, Aug. 1 The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decreased
1.068,u; circulation. Increased SJ6,wi0;
bullion, decreasod 432.112; other securities,
decreased 3tt.0u0; other deposits, decreased
1.11.1; public deposits, decreased 139.0iO;
notes reserve, decreased Sl.lo2.0u0. The pro
portion ot the banks reserve to liability
tola week la 47.41, compared with 48.13 per
oent laat week.
Treaanry State meat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. t-Today'e state
ment of the treasury balances In the gea
eral fund, exclusive of the $lo0.0u0.000 gold
reserve shows: Available cash balance
3171.074. 147; gold coin and bullion, 3104 71 8, 73?;
gold crrtlflcntee. 3ie.011.s3u.
Statement mt tk Bank ( rim nee.
P.tIS Aug. 2 The weekly statement of
tha Hang of r ranee show tha following
Coflea Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 2 -COFFEEMarket
for future opened steady at an advance of
I'Kfllb points on higher cables and Dredic
tlons based on the expected signing by the
Brasillan president of the valorisation bill,
the passage of which through the Brazilian
congress waa officially confirmed. There
waa heavy realising at the advance and
good deal of aeiling here for the late
mentha. but broadening Investment demand
waa umclent to hold prices around the In
itial figures until after midday, when the
market eased on and the close was steady
but unchanged to 6 points lower. Tha
weather In Braall continued cold, but re
celpta were full and the world visible sup
ply statement ror me montn snnwexl an In
crease of 311.000 bags, against sn Increase
of I'D. 00 bars for the same month last
year, the visible of August 1 being V.9.S.M1
bags, against 11 .466.841 bags last year. Tha
sales for the day were reported at 7a. WO
bags. Including September at T ufyiVT 2oc. Oc
tober at 1. 25c, November at T.SSc, December
at T.26-g7 40c, March at T.oOg 7.65c, April at
TTBc. May at 7(7 8nc. July at 7.7?47VC.
Spot Rio, firm; No 7 luvolcx, 4c.
No. A. n- At. Pt.
j nt IH ir tit 4 to
4 1007 I SO tl 111 t Ot
1 1010 1 1 n lat 1 t
I tt 8 40 11 1304 I 30
1 1240 4 40 t 1264 8 6
1 107 4 aO I llat I 10
COWS.
1 ttO 1 71 (21 3 31
1 70 1 16 Mt 40
40 I 00 1 1110 t 40
4 tat I 00 1 14 I 40
t 1016 I 00 II Ml I 4
I Bt IN 1 11110 1 40
t 440 I 10 I tlO I 80
4 I7 I it I K'5 IM
1 '.. W 3 M I ISO I 10
lOOt I tu 1 1020 I 10
( lUbO I 20 8 1U t 10
1 140 t tt 1 1U44 I tO
1 lOial I IS I IliO I to
1 MO t tt . 1 100 t to
1 U0 1 1(1 - 1 1040 I 60
lit I to I too t It
4 tol I 30 t 16 I It
4 177 I 55 I ll.lt II
1 t70 I tt 4 1231 I 44
....: 1044 I 36
CALVES. "
1 10 I 60 4 118 I 2
I II t 1 It I it
1 20 I 16 1 14 t 21
1 140 18 I '. 3"4 I li
IN IH 1 141 I tt
t MO 4 tu I Itt I M
1 160 I 00 1 144 I to
1 10 I 00 1 let I t
HEIFERS.
t 410 S 00 V I I 10
14 607 I 16 1 114 I 40
1 430 I It 744 10
t til I It T 441 I 14
1 140 I 10 1 M IM
J 34 I 30 1 tot M
I IM Ikl I (It I M
t t3 I 10
BULLS.
1 330 I 00 1 1400 I M
1 1410 I It 1 1M0 I tO
t 110 I 40 1 ItflO I 00
1 ....1164) I 40
8TOCKEK9 AND FEEDERS.
I Mt t 00 4 17 I tO
1 M0 I tt 1 4M I M
1 67 I 40 14 I 0
t I 7 t 46 00
40 1 71 It 711 I 10
1 17 I 76 1 770 It
1 141 I Tt 1 10 I II
I 404 I 16 1 U4 1 It
I Ml I It Ul tt
1 MI IU
Al
...12
...374
...til
...10
...IM
...li
. . . IM
...Ibt
...17
...301
...171
...270
...fit
...171
...111
...14
...111
...IM
...HI
...24t
...24
...171
...171
...307
...141
...1(0
...lit
,...!
...144
...241
....161
...167
... 2J
,...160
....14
....10
...13
...10
...2.2
...330
....340
....101
....871
Sh.
120
11
140
IM
ltd
to
40
240
140
10
140
M
to
IM
to
110
10
to
40
0
to
40
to
It
10
'to
120
I0
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to
to
II
iro
is
110
IM
Sh.
an
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40
IM
AT
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2.4
Ml
.Ml
J
344
.10
.110
tut
.104
.111
.111
.364
.231
.111
..III
,.127
..140
.121
..l:t
..144
..lit
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. tl
,.121
..111
..J4
..lit
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..4
..24
..231
..K
..141
..lit
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..114
..ISO
.141
..1(7
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..SSI
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better
very
00
to
to
40
in
'ii
to
00
10
110
to
10
JO0
40
'4O
go
14
140
l
40
40
0
40
tin
10
IB"
110
to
to
st
1
10
10
10
10
I 10
10
4 II,
t It
It
li
I 16
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t II
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I It
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t it
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t 174
4 174j
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17V,
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17,
17,
17,
17,
I 10
to
lo
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t M
10
M
10
I 10
n
11,
2t
It
16
16
I 171
17,
I7
larger
than
good
emand. packer apparently being In need
ot supplies of both sneep and lamos. They
were, nowever, looaing tor the better
grades and were very much disposed to
egiect tne nan-tat. common and trashv
stuff. Holders of desirable killers re
ported that they had no trouble In un-
oaaing at very satisfactory prices. The
general trade might be described aa a
good, steady to strong and fairly active
mai ket.
The bulk of the offerings changed hands
by t o'clock in the morning or very oon
rter. 'mere wa a string of Idaho lambs
good enough to bring Uy. Yearling
nd wethers mixed sold up to 33.00, which
wa a little more than the aame stuff
netted yesterday. Oood Idaho ewe
brought 34.75.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
spring lamb. 36.757.60; fair to good spring
iemne ts.wns. it: gooa to cnoice yearnngx,
16 3f&.76; fair to good yearlings, Ib.wa
86; good to choice wethers. 34.7116.01):
fair to aood wethers. I4.tkxrt4.75: aood to
choice ewes, H3fS4.7t; fair to good ewes.
83 8014.30.
Quotations on r eerier:
CO; yearlings, 5 (6.36;
80; ewes. 33.5o4.16.
Representative sale:
No.
ewe
ewe
ewes
ewes
409 Idaho yearlings A wethera
Idaho yearlings a wethers.
33 Idaho yearlings at wether.
20 Idaho cull lambs
8 Nebraska lambs
S75 Idaho lamb
247 Idaho lamb ,
10 Idaho lamb
t,. jii'pn
Bl. I'lll.i
enhagu ..
Totals
OMAHA W llOI.LSAI.r. M ARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations nit
Staple and Fancy Prod ace.
EiT-OS Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, lJc.
.le. l ot 1,1'liy- Htns, rr , roosters, ' be;
(urkes. i:juc; uucks, ic, prlng cnlcksn.
14c pi r ib.
HI rrt.K- Packing stork, ll'tjc; choice
fancy dairy, luioV, creamery, lfi21,c.
II A Y i nces quoted by unions feed com
pany: Choice upland, 9.6"; medium, IS.iXi;
comae, 3.1.1041 8. Hye atcaw, 8s.sWi.ts)'
BltA.N-Per ton, 318.OO.
Vh.UEl'ABLK8.
TOMATOES iiom grown, per basket of
20 Hi., "ta.c.
WAX Br.ANS-Per market basket of
about 13 lbs., 36c.
11 HMP. rlh.tT8 AND CARROTS Per
bu. DvctjM.iiO.
LF.Ar Ltv-fTlCE Hothouse, per doa.
heads, 28c.
CI c LMHERS Home grown, per doi ,
v30o.
UNIONS Home grown, 3c per In.
OKh.cN UNioNcv-Per doa ounctvea, 30c.
KALiHtt Per do, nunciie. loo.
Po 1 ATUiio- Per bu., 60c.
NX VI hKAN-lr ou., 11.88; No. 2, 31 73.
LIMA bh.Aic4-ler lb., c.
OKcikN h,PPER3 per market basket, ,
75c.
UK A NOES Mediterranean sweet. all
si if, 34. IKSD4.60; Valencia, all slses, 86.r'tf
8.60.
LKMONS-1 Jmonlers, extra fancy, 20
In-. 3l. 00; 300 to Z) alie, 37.00; other brand,
gi.ia less.
BANANAS Per medium-Sited bunch,
1.7o'(ii.a; Jumbo. 32 ii3.uu,
P1 1 KAPPLc;b Florida, sUea. 21 30 and
38. 33 k.
FRCITS.
r EACH ES Yellow freestone. 31.00; Texna
Elbertn, per 4-bnsket crate. 75c: t-basket.
11.26.
PH MS-Callfornla, 31 .6031. 73,
BLACKBEKKIEb Per 24-qt crate, 32.33.
PEAKS CHllfornla. 82.50 per box.
MELONS.' .
WATERMELONS her Ih Ilio nr ahnnt
Swillbc each.
AN 1 PES Colorado and Arliona.
per crate (standard). pnnlrs, 32. 5u;
Texas, per crate taouut is MtlonS), 32. ?:
ponies, ti.00.
CUT BEEF PRICES .
No. 1 ribs. lie. No. 2 rlhs. liirt'Kn. 8 rlha
6c; No. 1 loin, 16c; No. loin. liVac: No. 1
loin, Be; No. 1 chuck. 6Wc: No. 1 chuck. 6c:
No. 3 chuck. 4c: No 1 round. 8Uc: No.
tound, 8c; No. 3 round. 6c: No. 1 mate. 3c:
2 plate, iV'i No. a plate. 2c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. 33.75: r bbl., 30.7S.
HONE y New, per 1'4 lb., f3.au
CHEtSKSwias. new. loc: Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin Itmberger, 12c; twin,
13Ve; young Americas, 15c.
it i' its walnuts. Nu. I. soft shell, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb.,
13Vc. 1'ccsns, large, per lb., 14c; small, pe.-
lb., 12c. Chili walnut, per lb., 12d,i3ic.
Almonds, soft shells, per lh.. 17o: hard
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanuts, 34.00 per sack
of 100.
81 QAR-aranulated cane, tn bbla.. 36.2U:
granulated cane. In sacka, 35.21: granulated
beet. In sacks, lo ll.
SXRU'P In bbls.. 27c per gal.: In cases.
6 10-Tb. cans, 31.70; case. 11 5-lb. cans, 31.80;
cases. 24 2-lb cans, 31.85,
COFFEE Roasted, No. 35. 26Ho per lb ;
No. 8). 20Hc per lb.; No. 25, 184c per lb.; No.
30. 15o Per lb.; No. 21, 124o per lb.
CCKED FISH Family whlteflsh, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs., 34.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, 328.00; No. 2. 326.00; No. 3. 320.00;
Irish, No. t. 816 00; herring, In bbls.. 200 lbs.
each, Norway, 4k, 312.00; Norway, 3k, 113.00;
Holland, mixed, 31100; Holland herring. In
keg, milkers, 80c: kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. 65i4c; Maine, 31.16. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
can, 31.054.1.40; 3-lb., ffTHcfl J100. Pineap
ple, grated. 2-lb., 2.m8.30; sliced. tl.Hr
2.20; gallon apple, fancy, 1100; California
apricots, 81.764'.00; pear, 21.75150; peaches,
fancy. $1.75ffll40; Ii. C. peaches. iJ.OOOjl.K).
Alaska salmon, red, 11.36; fancy Chinook, F.,
3210; fancy snckeye. P.. 81 86; aardlnea, 4
oil, 32.50; 4 mustard, 2350(113 10. Sweet po
tatoes, 1.1ai.26; sauerkraut, 3100; pump
kins, 80ctl.0t; wax besns. 8-lb., 75jc;
lima heana. ?-lh.. 75C4T31.85! anlnaoh. 61.35:
cheap pea, 2-lb., 60c; extra, 7lVaW)o; fancy,
31.8fVffl.7B.
HIDES AND TALLOW urean aaitea,
No. 1, l2V4c; No. t. lUtc: full hldee. BHc;
f reen hldee. No. 1, 10c; NOt x. e: norse,
1.50iff3 25; sheep pelts. 50c(gl.i- Tallow. No.
1, c; no. 1. to.
WOOL Per Ib 18-3 25c.
No.
L.tmba,
wethera, .
$5,503
14.60 V
10 Nebraska
80 Nebraska
48 Nebraska
t Nebraska
At. Pt.
83 3 75
4 3 75
. li3 4 26
102 4 50
6 6 50
nT 6 50
,88 5 50
,66 6 12V4
.61 50
, 71 7 12
. 71 7 12
.08 7 12V,
21 steers
21 mixed
3 mixed
4 cows..
3 cows..
1 calf..
11 heifer... 8
1 heifer.... 4o0
30 mixed... 6M
1 COW......UJ0
..10K7
.106
. 810
..1020
.. 818
8"0
WE8TERN8.
NEBRASKA.
4 36
4 55
3 50
t 50
1 K5
3 76
2 50
1 00
4 03
I to
2 cow. ...
18 mixed..
1 cow.....
1 cows...
1 calf
1 calf
I heifer.
1 bull...
1 belter,.
. TW
. 80O
. WO
.
. 270
. 154
. 617
.1310
. (10
I SB
4 10
8 60
1 65
I 76
I 36
3 30
3 80
I 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady lo Higher Hog a Shad
Lower.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3. -CATTLE Receipt s.
6.000 head; market for best 10c higher;
other slow and steady; common to prima
steers, n ! ; cows. 12.16174.50; heifers.
32.7636.26: bulls. I2.4W4.40; calve. tt.OUtt
7.00; stockers and feeder, 1160a 4 25.
HOOS Receipt, n.ono head: market shade
lower; choice' to prime heavy, H.tOgtl.&O;
medium to good tiqavy, 38.2olln.35; butcher
weight, 36 3o-iT.55: good to choire heavy
mixed, 8&.25&tt.35; packing. m75ti6.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.000
head; market for beet firm; others weak;
sheep, I4.2o4f6.60; yearling. fci.0Gfe6.0U; lamb.
36.007.76.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2 CATTLE R-
eipta, 6,800 head. Including 3,000 head
of southerns; market aleady to 10c lower,
t Loire export and dressed beef steeis,
tC.60O6.15; fair to good. 14.00 0. 35;
western fed steers, 33.60t6.t0, stockers
nd feedera. 32.25 0 4.25; southern steers.
82. 7604.60; southern cows, 12.00'tTl.io,
native cows, 32.000 1.60: native hoifers.
32 7541 6 28; bulls, 32 00 3.36; calves.
t2.60J.5.60.
hob rteceipis, iz.uuu neaa; maraoi
opened weak, but closed strong; iv.
36.10; .bulk or sales, u.i'gjti; heavy,
36.166.20; packers, 36.17 H 6.27 ;
light, 36 2066.20; pigs. 15.006.75.
SHEKf AMU L.AMBM nereipts, ,70.)
head; market steady to weak; lambs, 8b. 60
6 7.60: fed sheen and ewes, 14 03 a . j0:
western fed yearlings, 34.768 6.60; western
fed sheep, 34 oo U 6.00 ; stockers and feed
era, 3.605.26;
Bt, Lonla Live lock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Aug. i CATTLE Recelpta.
6.000 head. Including l.W) Texaa; market
for native higher. Texans strong: native
shipping and export steers, 34.om4 30;
dressed beef and butcher steer. 34 JO'iW.KS;
steers under 1,0 JO lbs , 33 5iJ4.5; t xket
and feedera 32.003 4. 25; rows and heifer.
: 2666. 50; canncrs, I.Oifri Ol; bulls, 82 5ig
4 50; calves. 3i'64 00; Texat and Indian
steers, 3C.4033.00; cow and heifers. 32.lioi3
360.
nOG 8 Receipts. 6 OX) head; market l&tf
15c lower; plga and lights, 36bl.6j; pack
ers, i6 if iii 6, butcher and beet heavy,
6 2Mt 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1500
head; market steady; native muttons. 33 0)
fa 5 (nt; culls and bucks. 82 25if,JpO; lambs,
r4 Oa" 50; stockers, 33.266.10.
Ilssi City I.It Stork Market.
SlOt'X CITY. Ia.. Aug . (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Ilei" el pt. 800 head; mar
Cet steady; beeves. ttrxAOO; cows, bull
nd mixed, 32 5uid4 26: stockers and feedera.
3 00T4 00; calvea and yearlings. 52.7i.4JSW
ilOOa Receipts. 8,500 hesd; maiket
steady to 6c lower, selling at 86&i(jJ0.
bulk of sales. Jo OOe; 10.
t. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JO8EPH. Aug. I. CATTLE Re
celpta, l,4o8 head; market alow; natlvea.
34 OOiio.W: Texaa and western, 33. 6uj6 26 ;
cows and heifers, tl. VS 26; stocker and
feeders. 33 0&-76.
HoOS Receipt, 7,463 bead; market 16c
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. I. METALfl There
waa a sharp advance In the English tin
market, with spot closing at 174 10a, or
about 3 7s 6d higher, while future were
3 7s 8d higher st 173 13s. Locally the
market was firm and higher In conse
quence, with spot quoted at 3.17.7?J.18.26.
Copper advanced 2s fin In the London mar
ket, with spot quoted at 82, and futurea
at 81 0s. I .orally copper waa firm, at
the recent advance, with lake quoted at
18.H18 76; electrolytic, at 318.S7Htfri8.50:
casting, 318.00ityi7.25. I-ead wa unchanged,
at 86.75 In the local market. In London
It was 2s 6d lower, at 18 10s. Spelter ad
vanced 2s 6d to 28 12s d In London.
Ically the market waa steady and un
changed, at S6.nfift.l0. Iron waa unchanged
to a little lower In the English market,
with standard foundry quoted at 80s 10d
snd Cleveland warrant at 51 3d. Locally
the market was Arm and a little higher
on a continued good demand. No. 1 foundrv
northern Is quoted nt 318 OOffl 9.50; No. I
foundry northern, S18.5Offll8.O0; No. 1 foundry
southern. SlR.2Mri50; No. 2 foundry south
ern. 817.75T718AO.
ST. LOIIS. Aug. 2. META LS Lead,
quiet, 35.65; spelter, steady, S6.!2V.
Cotton Mnrkel.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2.-COTTON-Pnot
quiet. Sales. 625 bales. Low ordinary, 7o.
nominal; ordinary. 7He. nominal; good or
dinary. 8 15-lOc; low middling. l,c: mid
dling, 10Hc; good middling. 11c; middling
fair. llc. nominal; fair, 12Hc. nominal.
Receipts. 181 bale; gtock. 81,529 bale.
BT. r.Ot'IS. Aug. 2-COTTON-Qulet; mid
dling, 10T,e. Rale... 261 bales; receipts, none;
Moments. MR bales; stork, 23.51 bales.
LIVERPOOU Aug. I.-COTTON Spot,
moderate demand business done, prices 1
point higher; American middling fair, 6.48d;
good mlddllnc, 6.21d; middling, 6.M)d; low
middling. 5.81d: good ordinary, 6.87d; ordi
nary. 6 83d. The sales of the day were
8.000 bates, of which 600 were for specula
tion snd export, snd Included J.100 Ameri
can. Receipts. 20,000 bale, no American.
If you have .anything to trade advent
Jt tn the For- Exchange f column of tha
Bee Want Ad page.
V
REAL ESTATE TRAKSPERg.
Prlscllla C. Hall to Franhlska Btullk,
lot 4, block 17, Scully t add 3 1,016
Leroy Bridge and wife to Fred Am
brust, lot 3, block 2, Cottage Park.. 1,790
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust com
pany to John It. Hughes. a32 feet
lot 1. block 403V. original plat of
Omaha L4O0
Milton C. Peter and wife to M. C.
Peter Mill company, all of block
6 and lots 1, 2 and 2. block 16 1
Fred Kiause and wife to Omaha eV
Southwestern Railroad company, lot
2. block 125 1400
Charles J. Adams to Eugenie M.
Earle, 7o feet lots 1 and 2. block 3,
Dupont Place 3,000
Anton Olson to Anna Olsen, lot 30,
Kiilrmount Place 1
Jens M. Boyer and wife to Frank M. .
Barber et al., lot 20, block 3, Cottage
Park 750
South Omaha Land company to Jo
seph Boyer, t lot 11, block 53, South
Omaha 200
William J. Dermody snd wife to
Thomas B. Norrls, e40 feet of nl594 '
feet lot 16, and wlO feet of nlffW feet
lot 14, block 2. Park Place 1
George 8. Oaborn to Delia Bpangen--berg,
23-11 j3 acrea wV - 3-14-10.. 100
Charles W. Haller and wife to Phil
lip Kunx. lot 18, b'.ork 13, Deer Park 160
John E. George to William Rldaskl,
lot 77, Sulllvun's add 100
Blanche E. CiritTith to Hannah Rad
cliff. n31 fiet lot 12, Redkk's 2d
add 1
Carl F Nelson to Hannah Radcllff,
n314 feet lot 12. Redlrk a 2d add.... 1
George Nelson and wife to Hdnnah
Radclln. nam feel IA 12. Reulik a
id sdd 1
Hannah Radcllff tn Frank Schrag,
n3l feet lot 12. Redlrk a 2d add.... 760
Hana J. Hansen to Harry A. Wolf,
lot 6, block 184'i, original plat of
Omaha 2,350
Same to same, lot 6. block 1MV. orig
inal plat of Omaha 1
Johanna Nelsen et sl. to Harry A.
Wolf, lot 6. block 14H 1
Henry A. Pierce et al. to Frank B.
Olllssey. saw aw4 17-1-1. O0
Total (or August t 1306. U,64