Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 190CL
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
t Heat Pit Dull, Egk of V'.u?i Eenic
Very Harrow.
UYORABU WLATHtR IN THE NORTHWEST
MvmmiI ( Sprlag frala Expected
t Show laerease toaa-Cart Flroa
Earl 7, bat Later Bases 04T
apply DorMla( Rapidly.
OMAHA. Auf. II. 1904.
The wheat market waa dead today, trad
being light and the rang of values small.
Cables were a little blgher and reports
imi of too much rain In Kuaeta. Receipts
were Urge. There was a larger Increase In
rfhe rtslbis supply than had oeen expected,
but this fact seemed to hare little efteot
on the market. Cash prices were steady.
Weather In both southwest and northwest
was clear and the spring wheat movement
la expected to show an Increase.
Exporters said they were out of line and
there was no prospect of doing business
this week. The close was unchanged on
September and a fraction lower on Decem
ber. The durum wheat yield In the northwest
la said to be much In excess of sny esti
mate yet made. In soma Inetanf-es as high
ss 75-Jer cent of the area Is of this va
riety, tiome counties that last year had
ne durum Vila year hare as much aa W
per cent.
Corn waa firm at the opening and prices
were early advanced a small fraction,
the market eased oft later, closing un
changed on September and lower on de
ferred futures. Continued small receipts
and small acceptances are responsible lor
the early bullish tendency. The visible
supply showed a big uecrease ana this
caused soms short cover, ng.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,184,000
bushels and shipments 111,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of l.lSS.OOO
bushels and ehlprfinnts of 467.000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 111.000 buahels and
shipments 4ft. 000 bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 680,000 bushels at.d
shipments of 789,000 bushels. Clearances
were IIS, 000 bushels wheat, 10,121 barrels
flour, 11,000 bushels corn and 1,000
bushels oats.
Liverpool closed HOHd higher oa
wheat and unohanged on corn,
Local range ot optional
Article! Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close.) Bat'y.
4s M; futures, quiet; September, 4s M; De
cember, In "Hd.
HOPS In indon (Pacific coast); firm at
1 10cjat 16c.
NEW YORK OESER1L StBKET
4aotatlaa
Varloaa
Wh
SenC
Deo....
torn
Sept..
Deo...
May..
A
46BIuTB
40B 0B
414A ufcA
1 40B
. 41A
5HA
675A
DBA OSAJ
u
46A 46A1 4C4A
41A
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. I hard. 1 car. Ho; No. I
hard, 1 oar. 64Vic; No. 4 hard, 1 car, tJSo.
CORN No. I white, 1 car, 47c. 1
' Omaau Csish. Prices.
WHEAT No. hard. MHc: No. I bard,
4roci No. 4 hard, Wii4c; No. I spring,
660. ' ' - v
CORN No. I. 4EVto; No. I yellow, 4fio;
No. I white, 46H.
OATS No. I mixed. KffJOT4c; No. I white,
tQtyu&tSc; No, 4 white, tOHo.
RYE No. X M01 No. I, 60a
Carle Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
460
U4B
(,,M)t inf
v o
ee
21
141
US
48
88
268
ill
II
71
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
. umana .
Duluth .
St. Loula
CHICAGO ORAItf AlfD PROVISIONS
Featares of the TrsvdlasT and Closlag
Prices a Board of Trade.
rtitninn a,., i TV. 1,4 -1 h.M..Hn
weather In Ihe northwest was offset today
by firm cables, which resulted In a ateady
tone In the local market. At the close the
September delivery waa practically un
changed. Corn waa unchanged compared
I with Saturday'a final quotations. Oats were
up He. Provliione ware from 7Vfco to 26c
.. higher.
Trading In the wheat pit today was ex
tremely quiet and prlcea fluctuated within
' a narrow ranre. During the first part of
the session sentiment was Inclined to favor
the bulls, the strength of the wheat mar
Jiket at Liverpool being the main Influence.
Th. ,ilvan(. mt T Jv.mAAl W k . m A In h.
-due to crop damage reports from Russia.
-. Commission houses were the principal bid-
ders. Offerings, however, were small, the
; vniuVB .Dual m vci.s) ,.v,u ui vuv. vr
the excellent weather srevafllna throush-
- out the entire spring wheat territory. Later
In the day the market eased oft a trine
because of selling brought out by an in-
erssse of 8.128.000 bu. in the visible supply.
The close waa ateady. September opened
unchanged to a lower at 733'72o, aold
' up to 72Ho 'and closed at 1tLSiftio. Clear.
a noes of wheat and flour were equal to
881.100 bu. The amount on passage decreased
771,000 bu. Primary receipts were 1.196,000
. bu., as compared with 1,13s, 000 for the cor-
. responding aay one year ago Minneapolis,
, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts ol
. Til cars, as against 691 last week and 898
one year soo.
The ssme sort of speculative Indifference
: that was manifested in the wheat market
prevailed In the corn PH. Receipts con
; tinned light and this offset the effect of
deal weather conditions. The market
. fairly stesdy all day. September opened
WO Ho higher at 4Mk8'4o. sold oft to 49C
ind closed at 4e. Local receipts were 131
jars, witn so ot contract grade.
The oats market waa held steady by
moderate demand by rash Interests and
- commission houses. Trading -was aulel.
September opened Vifl.c higher at klhtft
. ic. soio on to ana ciosea at
, II too. Local receipts were SIS cars.
Provisions were dull, but firm. Owing to
decreased receipts of live hogs, shorts were
, ,flr buyers, and this caused a aubstantlal
advance. At the close September pork was
up tDo at 117.10 lard was up ldo at 11.76 and
rina were so nigner at 4a.ua.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow! Wheat,
499 ears; corn, 1M cars; oats, 834 cars; hog.
S0.00O head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
" Artlclea) ppen. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bat y.
aJf3!c;
Wdfibc; good to
f the Day
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Aug. lS-FLOUR Receipts,
14.3.K bbls. ; exports, ,"67 bbls.; market
dull and about steady. Minnesota ptnt,
4,264o; Minnesota bakers. t3.46"a3.;
winter patents, 3.S6'a4.S; winter straights.
S3 G4i3 ; winter extraa, 2i3 ; winter
low gradea. li.'Wfljo Rye flour, steady;
fair to good. 3.Kii3.7S: choice to fancy.
OrtNMEALSteady: fine white and yel
low, 1 .H.V; coarse, 1.10((fl.l2; kiln dried.
WHEAT Receipts, bu i exports,
m hii Bn.it market steady: No. i red,
7"Hc. elevator; No. S red, 7Vs, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, kBic, f. o.
b., afloat; No. 1 hard winter, u4c, f. o. b.,
afloat. Trade was light In the wheat mar
ket all day and for lack of bear aggrea
slveneas prlcea held fairly steady, closing
net unchanged. The small world's ship
ments, excessive ralne in eoumweei sm
tlonn. where wheat Is In shock and firm
cables were the chief steadying fsrtors.
May, MS-aaXc, closed at M,c; eepiemprr,
J'S'Vc. closed at 7Sc; December,
81 closed at 82c
CORN Receipts. 1,375 bu.; exports, MM
bu. Spot market steady; No. 1, 6ic, eleva
tor and 67H f. o. t.. anoai; no. -!
! Kn t whltA. 62c. Option mar
ket was quiet but on light world s exports,
a decrease In the visible and covering of
shorts, closing H'ffHc net higher. 8.lm,
ber closed at 600; December, S3H43c,
closed at 63V- .
teady; mixed oats. 2 to S2 P''"1.?
natural white. SO to S3 Pounds,
Ippcd white, pnu
HAT Firm; shipping,
choice, S6c4ill.0l.
HOPB-Qulet; stste, common to choice,
19.. Vm'-ci 15HH. nominal; olds, hf."1'"'-
Pacinc coast, ism, niu,
nominal. . . . .
HIDES-rirm; Gslveston. SO 'to a P""dg;
Jftc; California, a to 26 pounas, uc,
OTy. 24 to SO lunds. ISC.
PROV ISIONB-Beef , ste ady : 'jly. SVVW
611 00; mess, SS.OOtos w; oeet namn,
tilt? 'packet. W.MtflU.W; city extra India
mess. Sl.601.0. Cut meats, qu et,
SckTed bellies? 110 .OWHft 00; pickled ri.ouWen
t.m'6: pickled hams. WfS'-lfS?.
barely steady; western prime W--fj
renned. quiet; continent S.S?
America, sio.uu; compuui. rjv, 17
Pork, barely steady; family. WA1:00'
short clear. S17.0nyil.w: mees, ,
Tittnof a,eai4vi cltv (12 per pkg.;, Ot
country (pkgs. free), 4H61c
RICE Steady; domestic fi
3Hfi1c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm i street prlcea for extra
creamery, avwr-ac; orac,y":,. Z
ery, common to extra, lTV422V4c; reno
vated, common to extra, 12o20c; 'western
factory, common to firsts. lfc&lHc; western
CHEESK-Strong; aUte. full creams,
large fancy, 1144c; stste, fair to good, 10
3Uc inferiors, 'HH4c; aklms, full to
EaaS-Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy aelected white, W&lbc; state
choice, SJflcic; itate mixed extra, S2'23s;
western first, lKSflSHc; western seconde.
16pSlILTRT Live, not 1 quoted ; dressed,
eaieer; western spring chickens, llgofio;
turkeys, linjiic; iowis, wuutx;.
St. l,ots General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 18. WHEAT Firm; No.
t red. cash, elevator, 70c; track, 70p7lHc:
September, 6Se; December, 72o; No. 2 hard,
6ifl72c.
CORN Futures, higher; cash, weaker;
No. S caah, 4c; traca, tncwowc; doj.
tember, 47 He; December, 43 He
OAT8 Higher; No. S cash,Slc; track,
SlVt !2o; September, 1 1 He; Decemoer,
S7Hc1 No. I white, SH34ViC
wt -ttn fituilv. nd winter patents.
t.ib4M; extra fancy and straight, I3.7MJ
4 1 clear, li. np.Ki - A ,
BEKl iimomy, siesay, a. iir-vw.
CORNMEAL Stesdy, $2-40. .!.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 7375c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, $1100 16.60; prai
rie. $8.00ltW. . -
IRON COTTON iiH.W-ei.wi.
BAOOINO 1-16C
HEMP TWINE 7Hc. ' ' '
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; Jobbing,
111.10. Lard, higher; prime ateam. S45.
Yrtr- aeit meats - (boxed), steady; extra
shorts. S9.83H; clear ribs, $9.7H; short clear,
110 00. Mcon tooxeai, steaay; mil ouvn,
S10S7H: clear ribs. S10.S2H
POlJLTRY Steady; chickens, Hc! spring,
ISc; turkeys, lie; ducks, "; -geese, 6c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery,, 1723Hc;
dairy. 16S0c.
EOOB-Hteaay, lc, case count.
.- -Receipts, entpments.
fair to extra.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Persistant Abiorptian Has tha Iffact of
Raising Frio LevoL
EARLY MOVEMENT IS IRREGULAR
St. Paal, Volaa PaelSe aad Seatbera
PaclBe Load the Advaaee
Ilate for Call Lea as
Higher.
NEW TORK. Aur- lS.-There waa per
sistent absorption of storks In today's
markets which had the ultimate effect of
lifting prices to a higher average level,
'ihe movement waa halting and Irregular
In the early part of the day and had to
contend with some speculative considera
tions which were given an unfavorable
tenor In the current opinion.
The bulk of the day'a business waa largely
congested In a few speculative favorites,
but thoae of this class which have been
most effective in their sympathetic Influ
ence on the general market were again
brought Into prominence with the result
that the general price movement came Into
accord with them. St. Paul, Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific have demonstrated
their capacity many times recently to
carry the list with them. The buying to
day, which proved Impressive, was calcu
lated to convey the Impression of accumu
lation by well Informed Insiders as to com
ing developments regarding those stocks.
Ihe rumors current wnlch attempted to give
shape to the expected plan for financing
the Pacific coast extension of the St. Paul
to the expected dividend increase pn Un
ion Pacific and to the Inaugural dividend
of Southern Pacific, which rumor today
fixed quite .explloltly at the 4 per cent rate.
An unsettling Influence in the early deal
ings was the break In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit which waa cauaed by the Judicial
decision against the company's right to
collect double fares to Coney Island and
to the disorders which resulted from the
determination to collect the double fare.
The Interborough Metropolitan stocks
moved etrongly away from the Brooklyn
stock influenced by the statlsUca for traffic
for the last quarter over the Manhattan
borough lines and by the reports of earn'
Inn fran Albanv.
The stiffness of the call money market
proved a restraint on the early speculation
and this was relieved by the news that the
bulk of the 1600.000 of gold arrivals in ion
don has been secured for New York. The
effect of the engagement on the London
market was so pronounced as to give warn
ing of possible unfavorable effects from Its
extension which might be reflected again
on the New York market. The price of
gold waa bid up a penny an ounce In Lon
don In order to secure, the gold and money,
and discounts Immediately rose. The stock
market there was also affected by the pros
pect of dearer money and some selling of
securities In New ork for tne account was
the result. There was some easing in the
call loan rate here later In the day. New
York exchange at Chicago recovered to
16 centa discount compared with 26 cents
discount at the closing last -week and 40
centa discount at laat week'a low level.
Some relaxation for the time or tne inte
rior demand upon New York waa thua In
dicated. Hubtrensurv oneratlons also prom
ised some contribution to New York bank
ing sources this week and a delayed eneci
is looked for from the redepostta of govern
ment funda with Interior banka which have
been making since Panama canal bonds
subscriptions. The decline of upwards of
16.000,000 in the value of July agricultural
exports, caused by the heavy tailing off
in tne cotton outgo, was a mcior incnius
assurance for the international exenange
situation. The small effect on the pro
visions Item of the beef packing agitation
waa considered (ratifying from the stand
point of the financial markets. The day's
gains were not fully maintained to the last
and the closing waa rather heavy.
Some of the low Interest-nearing Donns
were offered down in sympatny wun tne
lower price level at which the New York
Central svs nave eeruea wun me amm
lutinn of the underwriting syndicate. The
general tone was Irregular. Total sales
par value, Sl.3oO.000. United States bonds
were an uncnangea on can.
The following are tne quotations on tne
Btoca exenange.
eral fund, exclusive cf the SlSO.000.Oni) gold
reserve, shown: Available caah balanie,
SlM.f.UF: gold coin and bullion, 1107, Do. 806;
gold certificates, I41,363,;iiu.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13 MONET On call,
teady at tWtf per cent; ruling rate. l
per cent; laat loan. S per cent: closing
bid. S per cent: offered at S per cent; time
loans, dull arid steady; sixty days, 4Hii
per cent; ninety days. 4fjf6 per cent; 1
months, Vtf6 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, SU'a per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE1 Weak, with
actual business In bankers' Mils at S4 47vl
4.M7H for demand and at 4.ISnM4.lS6 for
sixty-day b.lls; posted rates, S4.83Q'4 Sti; com
mercial bills, S4.S1H.
SlLV'EB. Bar. &Vtc; Mexican dollars,
0Hc.
BONDfl Government, ateady; railroad.
Irregular.
Quotation on New fork bonds today
aa folio
V. . rmt. ta. r
do ceupen
V. S. U. rag
4 aeupen
C. a. 014 4a. rag
so coupon
V a. nw 4a, rag
4o eoupoe
An. Tobaeeo 4a..
4o to
Atchlenn toa. 4a..
da adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4a..
do
Brk. R. T. o. 4a.
Control of Oa. aa
do lot ln
do Id Ino
do id Ino
Dim. A Ohio 44a....l07H
Cnlctto A Aw HV
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CCC. St. U f. 40. .101 St
colo. ind. , m
do oerleo B...
Colorado Mid. 4.
Colo. Bo. 4a...
Cuba it
D. at R. O. 4a...
Dlatlllora' Sec. U
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Offered.
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..104 it'. 8. Stool Id 40 4
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do lot 4o ctfo....
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET h
Cattle of 111 Kind! tWadj td fiom
Blnracr.
HOGS SHOW VERY UTTIE CHANGE
Geoeral Sheep Market Slow aad Dollj
with Prlcea Steady to Lowe
la Spots Peeders la
Good Oesaaod.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. IS. 1S0S
Kecelpta aeie: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
7.3
SM
S.4.t
i,K
t.04e
4.014
TO
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Boston Stocka and Sonde.
BOSTON. Aug. 1 J. Call loans, per
cent; time loans, 54t per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds:
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Com, bu
oata, du
11,000
141.0OI)
,if-9.ono
, 74.000
1.000
14.000
2,Ono
41,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aue IS. FIXJUR First
patenta S4.10&4.20; second patents U-OoQ
4.0f; fllrst clears S3.S&33.46; second clears,
2.MXffie0.
BRAN In bulk, 111.8001.75.'
The range of prices In Mlnneapolla ai
reported by F. D. Day It Co. were:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.j Low, Clase.l Safy,
Wheat-I
May..
Sept..
Dec...
Oct...
Nov..
Dec,..
I I
tot rnwsno
1 1114
1 08
1 0914
l ui
1 1214
1 0!M
1 09
loevi
77
714.
72i
1 UH
1 OB
1 0914
1 US
77 77Q'
71 V4 71"
7214 71
1 12 1 It
1 09 1 09'
1 09i 1 09'
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Minneapolis Caah Close Wheat. No. 1
hard. 76c; No. 1 northern,. 7bo; to arrive,
TBc: No. S northern. 74e; to arrive. 7Hc: No.
S. TlHtWlHe: No. 1 durum, 6Sc; No. I
durum. Xc. Corn: No. S yellow. 48c;
No. S. 47Vo. Oats: No. I white. JlHc: no.
S, 29ffHc. Barley. 8344c. Rye, 6H4fi 5114C
Flax, 1.0B.
. Whaat
Sept.
Deo,
- May
Corn
. Sept.
. Deo,
May
Oata
. . Sept.
Deo.
-May
Porkw.
Sept.
2 Jan.
Lard
. Sept
Oct.
Nov.
' ' Jan. ,
Ribs
; Sept.
Oct.
vjan.
. . . . .
71a4 72S 72 72140H T?V
7S!4-i4 TS 7814 79 T
4H14 4!) 494 49V4 49V4
iU 46, 4S 4JS 46v 46
4bNi4y1e 4b:4toa'lts i 46
IIS ais'ilV.t'S 8IV1! SIS
SK . S4 o44 34saS4HtJ
1 9T 17 16 S7V4 17 10 IS oa
I. 13 at U T7V
170 in i1 irrs s 71 1 a
IH Is) I 71 S 80 S72
I SO IK 8 iVik I 61 IU
!U lot 7 16 7 S7V4 T tt
15 ISTU H in (ri4
77V, S Tl I 72V. S 71 I f7Vi
I 44 ' T 46 7 40 7 42V4 7 S7V4
.No, 1 . .
Cash quotations were as follows:
Fi-OUH-Steady; winter patenta, . t.s04U.SO;
atralghta. So.awao.40; siirlng patents, li.it
.Su; straights. U.ttSSo; baksrs,
WH K AT No. I spring, 7uj74c; No. I red,
nvOTiv-
COHN-No. . 60V4c No. S yellow. 62.fi:tV4o.
OATS No. I, Sc'V; No. S white, o2VVc;
No. I white. HSttiVc.
KTB-No. I, loo. .
BARLET Oood feeding. S840ci fair to
choice malting, 4d$sc
BhlEDo-No. 1 flax, 11.07; No. 1 north
western. SI. 10 Prime timothy, $3 85.
'PROVISIONS-Short rtba atdes (loose),
SS p I SO. Mesa pork, per bbl., 17 10. Lard,
per l'0 Iba la. 75... Short clear aidea (boxed),
la SMfirH.
Following were the reeelpta and ship
ment of flour and grain:
., 1 Reeelpta Shtpmenta.
Flour, bbls SIX) 47.400
Wheat, bu- . Ssu.000 . 17.SU0
Com. bu ...liS.40 t2.u
Oata, bu w.Sbi.l 4i,lu
Oa. K.a K aVW-i
J a aa. . ooava as eeeaeeeet)aef V.vbi
rarley, bu , 1.60) tai
On the Produce exchange today the but.
ter market waa firm: creameries. 17fltto:
dairies. l319c lEgss, steady: at mark
cases Included, 14lc; firsts. lSc; prim
flrsta, ISc; extraa. Sue Cheese, Ann, 119
uvc.
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 11 CORN Lower: Na S
yellow and No. I. M40; No. 4, 40i B
grade tosfjPtfSa.
OATB-Stagdy; No. white. tlVigSlHo)
S white, HiVfcc; No. white, k4
ctsio. .
rtYEFInn: No. . I8V40.
WHISK Y-Oo the basis of tL for fn.
lahed good. . . k
J.lverooot Grata avad Provlalona.
VERPOOL. Aug. 11 WHEAT Spot,
nominal: futures, eaayi Sieptamber. Is od;
Lecenber, I IVd: March, nominal.
CORN Spot, aulet and ateady; American
aaiaad, as , 4a Id; Atuertcaa mixed, old.
Kaaeaa City Grain and Provlalona,
KANSAS CITY, Aug. lS.-WHEAT-Sep-
tember, c; uecemoer, enc; May, 7av.o;
cash. No. S hard. tlH'SBW: No. S. rBVS;c;
no. x rea, oic; no. a oonoic.
CORN September, 441c: December. 40Vo
May. 4&c; caah, No. 2 mixed, 4V4Q'46Vio;
No. 8, 4U46V4; No. S white, 4S48Vc; No. L
47V,4So.
OATrWNo. S white, S8c; No. S mixed, 12a
EOOS 8 teady i Missouri and Kansas
firsts. lV4c; seconds, 10c; extras. 18c per
aosen.
HAT Firm: choice timothy. . S10.aOSU.00:
cnoice prairie, sb.zo. .. '
RYE steady; owszc.
BUTTER Creamery, Jlc; packing. 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu S2B.ool ln.Ono
Corn, bu ...U0.O00 14.000
OaU, bu 4,000 ' 9.000
. . Visible Bnnply of Grain.
W EW XUKK. AUf. la The visible nun.
ply of grain Saturday,' August 11, was com
piled by the New York produce exchange
woe mm ronowa: ....
Wheat, SI 723.000 bu: Increase f. 031,000 bu.
Corn. S.oW.OOO bu; decrease TW.OuO bu.
Oats, D.06rj.on0 increase 170.000 bu.
Rye. 1,406.000; decrease 4X000 bu.
Barley, 1.117.00Q bu; Increaae 7.000 bu.
Mllwaakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. IX W HPT AT Mar
ket eteady: No. 1 northern, Ihafnet No.
northern, 7o77p; September, T2V4s'rS44c, bid.
RYB Dull; No. 1, Rtiansc. ' -
BARLEY Dull; No. S, 867c; sample.
CORN-fteady: NK S caah, 4V4ff61c;
Beptemoer, vfe. via.
Dalatk Grain Market.
DULUTH. Aug. II WHEAT To arrive
No. 1 northern, TotWoVac: No. I northern
73V40. On track: No.' 1 northern. 734c
No. t northern. TSr: September, 7SV4c;
uecemoer, sjc; May, tivm.
OATS On track and to arrive, Slo; Au
gust, S0V4C. ...... . .
1 eA
Pklladelphla Srodneo Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IS BUTTER
rirm c nigner: extra western creamery
EOOS Finn: nearby fresh and western
fresh SOc at mark.
CHEESE Bteady; New York full cream
uxaijc. "
Toledo toon Market. '
TOLEDO. Aug. U SEED Clover, cash.
tl.XS; October and December. 17. 0; prime
timotny. w: prime Auguat aisia. ow
no. s rye, oevfo. nominal. .
agar and Molaaees. ?.
NEW YORK. Aag. U.-St'OAK-Raw,
firm; fair refining. I4c; eantiifugal, M test.
c. huiihh iniu, a . itenaed,
i"u ; fno. o, a.'c; no. I 4 no; mo. o.
o ouc; no. m, .isc; ins. l'. 4 luc; no. II, t uSc
No. IS. 4 00c: No. II. 146c: No. 14. I fc: eon
fecttonera' A. 4. Too: mould A, IsSci cut loaf
a)c: erusneo. save; powdered, a-OOo; gronu
MoiAAriHba steady ; New Orleans open
TRT'P StaiOo. .
NEW OhLaiAVB. Aug. lS.-SrOAR-
Bteauy; open kettle centrifugal., tat 7-igc;
contrtfugal yeilew, S04Vcj aecoada. SWf
YaCP-4tS0o,
Adarao Cipro
Amalgamated Cocpor .....
American C. A P
Am. C. A P. pfd
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Eipreai
Am. H. A U pfd
A marl can Ice ('. ...... .......
American Uruood Oil.. v.
Am. Unaeed Oil pfd
Amortcan Ivocomotlvo .....
Am. Uoeomotna pfd
A marl can S. A R
Am. 8. A R. Pfd
American Sugar Retlntuf.
Am. Tobacco pfd etfa
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchlaoa
Alcklaon pfd
Atlantle Coast Lino
Baltimore Ohio
Bal. Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit..
Canadian Pacific
Contra! Leather
Contra! Leather pfd
Central of Now Jersey....
Cheoapoako Ohio
Chicago Ot. Weetern
Chlcaao a Normweaiern.
Chicago. Mil. A St. P....
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C.. C, C A Bt L
Colorado Fuel A Iron....
Colorado A Southern
Colo. A So. let pfd
Colo, i So. Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Cora Produeta. rrg
Cora Producta pfd
Delaware A Hudson
Dole vara. L. W
Denver A Rio Orando
U. R. 0. pfd
IMetlllera' Securities
Brio
Erto let pfd
Brio Id Pfd .'
Ueoerat Electric
Oreat Northern pfd
Hocking Vol lor, eneroa....
llliooie Coatrsl
Interborough Metropolitan. .
interborough Met. pia
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd ,
International Pump
Int. Pump pfd ..
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
City Southern
Kansas City So. pfd
UMiiavtlle A Nashrlllo
Metropolitan 8ecurttlea ....
Metropolitan St. Hallway...
Meitoaa Central'
M . Bt. P. A S. S. M. pfd..
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K. A T....
M., k. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd..
New York Central
New York. Onl. A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk t Western pfd....
North American
Northern Paot&e
FaclBc Mall
Penueylvania
People's Uaa. es-dlv
Fltlaburg, C, C, A Bt. k.
Proceed Steel Car
Pressed Sieel. Car d
Pullman Palaaa Car
ReaJlug
Reading let pfd. ottered....
Reading Id pfd. offered..,.
Bepubll Bleel
Republic Steal pfd
Rock 1 aland Co
Rock laland Co., pfd '
St. L. at Saa Fran, M pfd..
81. Louis aoutbweeiera
St. Louie Soma western, pfd
Slosa-SaerBeld
Bout hero Paclflo
Southern Patioc pfd
Soutaera Rail war
Southera Railway pfd
Toaaeeoe Coal A iron
Teaaa A PaclAo
Toledo, St. Louis A W ...
Toledo, Bt. U W.. ml..
I'aloa PacKo
Lot on Paclflo p4
V. S. sprees
U. g. Realty
V. a. Rubber
ti. S. Rubber pfd
U. B. Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Virginia -Carolina ChemleaJ.
Va .aro. cheaUcal pf
Raise. High. Low. Close.
! . .... I
, eO.SOO IMS IMS
. 1.600 !'
too
1
. 4.000
10
to
IIS
to
7I
Atchlaoa adj. 4a..
do 4e
Mei. Central 4a...
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A Albany..
Boston Maine...
Boston Elevated ..
Fltehburg pfd'
Me. central
N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Pero Msrquette ...
Union Paclflo
Amer. Arge. Chera.
do pfd
Amer. Pnou. Tub..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T.
Amer. Wooloa
do pfd
Dominion I. AS..
Edlaon Klee. 1 1 1 u J .1 1
.. H lAtlantlc
..lOOHiBlngham
.. TeVijCal. Hccla...
. . f rontennlal
..100 4 'Copper Hango .
..34. ipaly Woat
..141 Franklin
..Hi Oranbr
..ISf'ajlele Royale ....
. I04IMsas. Mining .
.lBSVtjMirhlran
. 43 Mohswk
.IS'Vs Mont. C. A C
. 14 om Dominion
. Onoenla
. 14 Parrot
.19bSt Oulnry
.1A4 Bhannon
Ml
lot
Maes. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oa.
United Pralt .......
United Shoe Macb...
do pfd
V. S. Steal
da pfd
Adventure ,
Alloues
Amalgamated
t,.u. -ASked.
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper ...
V. B. Mining.
V. 8. Oil
Its. Utah
44 I Victoria
WVi Winona
.10. Wolverine ........
. 74' North Butt
. MVRutta Coalition
. 41 .Nevada
.104t ral. A Arlaona...
. 4Mj ; Tecnmseh
. Mv, Arlsona Com
.101 Oroena Cos
... IIH
... l:
...700
... t
... n
...
... 17
... 11H
... 1
... 4
...II
... 40
...
... 414
...104VJ
... 14
... b44
.... s
... I)
... 4
... 41H
... b
... 10
... 17
... S
... 7V,
...14
...
... Siva
... it
...101
... lOVi
... 47V.
... I4t
Official Monday S.I00
Same day last wek .. 6.'7
Same two weeks ago.. S.2S0
8ame three weeks ago... .28
Prime four weeks ago.. 104
Same day last week.... 1,411
RKCE1PT8 FOR THK YEAR
Tha following table shows the reeelpta el
cattle, hog and aneep at Bouth Omaha for
the year to oate, compared with laat yeari
lsoa. is. ire.
Cattle 671.S44 S21.S1I 4S.7S
Hogs i.74.ss i,&x6,;m ia;.a
Bheep eS.oOS 8i.S7l Sv.oSi
CATTLE QUOTATION.
Tlie following will show th prices paid
for tb different kmda i calue en the
aoiitn Omaha market:
good to choice corn-fed ateors.
rair to aooo corn-fed ateara....
Common to fair corn-fed steera.
Good to choice cowl and helfera.
Fair to good eowa and helfeta.
Common to fair cowa and helfera.
Good to choice stockera (reiera. S.rXij4.S4
Kalr to good stockers and feeders.. iii8
Common to fair stockers...'. t.tttqi li
Bulls, stags, eto X.604JJ.M
Vel calves S Jia.7l
The following table showa the average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
11.4o3
IS. 0.4)
.l
7.5JO
T.1M
4.144
DATK.
.S.S'Hfi00
. 4.S&96 SO
. 4 a- w-t
. S.bta.4.00
. i.b.Ka J 60
l.wtrgi.oo
Date. I ISO. M.lS0t.lM.lSOt.lS01.l0S.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Atig
Aug.
Aug.
...
1...
11...
12...
IS...
22)41 t 43
1 ui e m
1,76
its!
I SI
S044
I a
s nvl
t 07SI 6 14
WU, 5 86
SSI I ss
I 6 Sol
4 S4 4 se
6 OS
I 06
BMW
I 11
1071
4 S4
4 11
4 m
1 0-
104
I Ml
104
6 12
5 If!
t S6
t 21
5 16
I 791
7
1 mi 1 14
1 19
T 12
T
I17
1 IS
7 16 t 74
70
7 Oil
I 79l I 741
82 6 77 4 S
6 66
I 16
6 It)
0
SOS
I 16
4 04
6 01
4 SS
Sunday.
RANGE)
OF PRICE.
Cattle.
J.uVa6.76
1 lfrfllto
J.uuud 15
twxtyi 14
2.aUk4i.lJ
ol car
Hogs.
S5.S04J4.1S
t..lD-U,iO
b ;.o is
6.6i0jt.tX
of stock
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
8t. Louis
riioua City
The official number
brought in today by each road was:
. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r a.
v.., m. cx pi. sr
Missouri Pacific 1
Lnlon Pad tic system SS
C. A N. W., east
C. & N. t. west 112
C, St. P., M. A O.... I
C, b. & Q., east
C, B. A Q., went 63
C, R. I. A P., east
C. It. I. A P.. west
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Western. ..
IOndon Cloalnar Stocks.
LONDON. Aug. IS. Closing quotations
on the Stock exchange were:
... tn' M.. K. A T ...
47 161 N. Y. Central..
.. UHiNorfolk Yt.
... r. do pid
.104 Ontsr1o St W..
.134'. Pennsylvania ..
.17av,;Rand Mine. ...
. ajiaiRr.ainj
Coneola, money
do account ..
Anaconda
Atrhteon
do pfd . . . .'.
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific ...
t hcs. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A 8t. P
De Beers
D. A R. O
do pfd
Brio
do 1st pfd...
do Id pfd...
Illinois Control
;.,m
... 17
... 45
...
Southern Hallway
do pfd
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific ....
do pfd
. aa
.144 V.
. MS
. 4
. 4.V
. i'O
. H
. 44
. iA
.io:v.
. fc044
.11
. b
. 42H
.111
. 11
. 44
. M
per ounce.
4,700 4 44V4
il.tO 1MH V"
"i,m iisii iiiti
14.404
41.tno
1.000 -e
14,700
siiioo
l,O0
K
104
ii!fi
(0
17.(00
14,400
1.JO0
17.700
7.400
10
too
o
100
157 H
MS
101
141
121
'ri ii
141
101
1414
111
1U
SWV4
4V.
100 V4
141
IM'
'76
1117
11
US
'0
K
1MV4
44
M4
71
41
140
14
44
H
17
71
U
1
- 11
400 111 111
1.P50 44
100 40 40
4,700 41 41
74
70
4u4
S.S00
70
1.100 11 14
100
S.400
1.400
40
400
1.00
1.100
174
1
7S
14
4T
144
104 48
4.40
4.1'K)
1.3U0
I.0M)
(04
1.70
100
1.10
"i.ioi
1,000
10
14.10
100
"
w
40
141
44
41
"i
107
"
1M
40
174
3
17
41
4
144
44
14
4
140
47
41
M
10
u
11
44
P00 42 41
41.404 111 ltu
400
to
l.ov
400
1.70
to
44.104
M
4
14
n
71
4
44
n
'4
S.40 17 17
Capri
Wabaab pfd
a'ol la-Pa raa
Weatlngaousa EleotrM
weatora umoa ,
Wheeling A Laae Kr
Wlaooaaia Control
Wlaooaola Central pfd
Total, aatoa far tb say.
100
100
10
71,40
14.40
1I.7M
70
100
14
144
41
41
164
41
104
S7
101
its
u
"44"
Uf
40
104
14
104
U
44 14 Hii
'tioo
4V
u
14
44
101
100
41
l
11
1
11
14
4
a.
111
161
114
114
100
147
W
101
141
121
(1
A
147
U
101
41
11
111
111
11
17
44
4
48
'1
el
11
11
111
400
44
40
41
(
70
14
Z4
12
17
-14
74
14
44
as
17
41
n
"4
144
11
44
la
14
14
41
H
4
141
47
.
44
44
S0
t
1SA
40
U
4a
7
117
1;
(1
4
4
el
5
14
71
t44
114
414
M
14
11
17
47
144
44
U4
14
44
lot
41
104
11
'pi"
44
14
140
41
14 r. 8. Sleel
.... (1 - do pfd ....
.... 71 Wabash
lxl do nd
Loulsvllls A Nash... 144 Spanish 4a ..
SILVER Bar, ateady, 30 6-16d
MONEY-4KI4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ahort bills Is 3 l-H per cent; for three
months' bills,. SH per, cent. -Y
Doston Copper Market.
Closing quotations or Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 112 Board
of Trade .building, prhaha:
Adventure 4 Mohawk 41
34 Nevada Consolidated. 14
Alloueg
Atlantic
Bingham
Black Mountain ....
ttoetun Consolidated
Butto Coalition
Calumet A Arlsona. .110
Calumet at Hecla....40
Centennial
Copper Range
Dalljr West
Eaet Butte
Franklin
Greene Copper
Oranbr
Helvetia
Iilo Royal
L- 8. A Pittsburg.
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ilia North Butto
ti Old Dominion
4 Osceola
14 Pneu. Service.
?1 do preferred
Wuincy
Fhannon .'
11 Tamarack
75 Trlnltjr
17 United rrult ....
10 U. 8. common....
lk do prsiirei ....
14 Utsh Consolidated
11 Utah Copper ....
4 Victoria ,
11 Winona
17 Wolverine 151
7 Superior A Pittsburg. 17
11
41
40
104
14
11
..... 44
...... 4
47
4
lr
b
44
1
61
'
l.oe shares.
Mew Terlt Stlalag Sleeks.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll-Closlng quota
tlona 00 mining stocks were:
Adams Coa S4 Utile Chief
A Ilea
Ureses
Bruaswtrk Cos ..
Coewtoek Tuaael
Cue. Cel. A Va..
Hora Silver ..
Iron Btlvor ...
ImSvIUo Cos
.40
.' 10
, a
. 14
. so
.14
Ontario
Opklr
Pbueolg
Potest
Savage
Sierra Nevada
mall Mnpea .,
'suaderd
. S
.474
.444
. 4
. 11
. 4
. 14
. 44
.114
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Aug. 13.-Money was In good
demand and a shade dearer In the market
today. Discounts were firmer, due to the
American demand for gold. Trading on the
atock exchange was less active, owing to
the settlement, but the tone kept -generally
firm. Consols eased on account of the
I'nlted States securing the available gold
In the market. Home rails were firm and
Improved, while foreigner kept, fairly
ateady, with the exception of Russians,
which' were Inclined to be easier.
American opened cheerfully, despite the
poor New York bank statement, and hard
ened to over parity In the forenoon under
the lead ot Atchison, though business was
not large. Later the market was more
active on New York support, and' closed
steady. The failure ot a small Jobber In
tne Ajnerican market aid not arrect tne tone.
Kaffirs were Inclined to be eai-ler, after
early firmness. Japanese Imperial 6s of
1S04 were Quoted at luil.
BERLIN, Aug. 13. Prlcea on the bourse
today were rather firmer, but business waa
extremelv aulet.
PARIS. Aug. 13. Prices on the bourse to
day were heavy, the Russian advice being
construed as unavoidable. The tone ut
the close was indecisive. Russian imperial
4s were quoted at 71.26 and Russian bond
of 1904 at 473.00.
Cattoa Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. IS COTTON Spot
closed quiet: middling upland. 10.60c; mid
dling gulf. 10.86c! sales, 900 bales.
L1VERPOOU Aug. 13.-COTTON Spot,
aulet: nrlces S nolnts lower: American mid
dling fair SIM; good middling. t.OOd; mid
dling, 6.Sd; low middling, 5)d; good ordi
nary, i.3M; ordinary, 6.02d. The sales of the
day were 6.000 bales, of which 1,000 were
for speculation and export, and Included
4.200 American. Receipts, were 6,000 bales,
with no American. .
BT. LOria, Aug. IS. COTTON Steady :
mlddllne. lOUc: sales. 110 bales: receipts.
none: shipments, 624 bales; atock, 16,627
bales.
NF.W ORLEANS. Aug. 13.-COTTON
Spot, steadv; sales. Boo bales; low ordi
nary. Ill-lie, nominal; ordinary, 1 6-I60,
nominal; good ordinary, Sc; low middling.
ST-lAc: mlddllna. 10 6-16c: cood middling.
101t-lc: middling fair. 11 l-ltc, nominal;
fair, 11 1I-16C. nominal; reoeipta. 241 bales;
atock, S1.S3I bales.
OUe anol Raala.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-OILS Cottonseed,
Arm; prime crude, t. o. b. mills. !&w&c
prima yellow. SSV40. Turpentine, easy, 41.
ir82.c. Petroleum, easy; refined. New
York. 17.40; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
..oo: in puis, 4.4B.
ROBIN Steady j strained, common to
good. 44004.10.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Aug. IS TITRPEN
TINE Firm. 68Uc; sales. tX bbls.
ROSIN-Firm; sales. l.lt bbls.; A. B and
C, B.7d".7TV: D. 4 0064.024i; E, 14.15: F,
ursat.so: o. ms&: h. u.rvt-. i, stto;
K, Stlo; M. $460; N. $5.00; W. O., $6.26;
W. W.. $6 60.
OIL. CITY, Pa.. Aug. 18. OIL Credit
naiances, i.os. shipments, (.; average,
6.toS bbls.: runs. 114.751 bbls.: averase
62.7U6 bbl. Shipments, Lima, 101. S16; aver
age. 68,6u2 bbls ; runs, Lima, 7I.SJ1 bbla)
average, w,a,s 001s.
Stoek ia light.
J. Receipts of live stock at tha six prlncl
pai weatern marseu vraieraay
for
oorro-
Baak Clearlega. '
OMAHA. Aug. II -Bank clearings
tooay were i.ais.ioaas ana rur tne
spending date last year tl.462.2JS.46.
Treaaary atateeaeaa
' WASHINGTON. Aug. U Today's ate',
meal Hi tba treasury balaocaa la thw gsa-
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City .,
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis ,
Chicago
Total ,
Cattle.
.. I SO
.. 1.0")
..lt"
.. 2.700
.. 7.60S
. .22.000
Hogs.
T.SuO
J.6il0
1,000
ISM.'
4.000
80.000
Bheep.
1L4U
4.700
4srS
1.U4)
22.0VO
.63,010 62.1SS 44.041
- w York Ut. Stoek Market.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 16.67
neaa: sheep nrm; lamns c higher; common
to prime aneep, uutgiit per luu lue-i 4)um
mon to prim lamba, (O OOul.XSv
Total receipts 200
aa follows, each buyer purchasing
iiuiiidct 01 neua innicatea:
10 SS S
8
26 14
4
T
23 U 1
i :: t
8 .. ..
104 63 "l
days receipts was
Omaha Packing Co 636
Swift and Company 1.16
Curtahy Packing Co...... 1,03
Armour A Co 781
Bwlft, from country
Vnnsant A Co 20
Carey 239
Lobman A Co 97
Mccreary 66
W. I. Stephen 21
Hill A Son fx
Huston & Co 12
lAmlllon 66
L. F. Husi 12
Wolf j.7
Mike Haggerty 70
it. Hoot A Co 74
O. McConnaughey 16
Other buyers 318
1.161
l.fc
2.043
leM
tha
1,438
1.412
t.r
1,IM"
S7S
8.408
Total 4,827 T.Sil
CATTLE Recelnta of cattle tndav
the llghteat for a Monday since the open
ing of the range seaaon, a few over SuO
car being reported here when the market
opened. It waa In fact the ilgBteat run
for a Monday since JuJy 16. The receipts
consisted almoat entirely of range cattle.
the most of them on the beef order.
Light receipts and favorable advices from
other selling polnta created a consider-
bly better feeling on the market todsy.
Buyers aa rule were out in good aeason
looking for desirable fat cattle and any
thing that met their vlewa sold anywhere
from ateady to a little stronger than last
week. It was in fsct a good, healthy
market, and the most of the desirable
beeves changed hands In very reaaonable
season.
Cows and helfera were In fair aupply.
considering the total reeelpta, and the mar
ket in very decent ahape. Salesmen as a
rule were quoting it as strong to a little
higher than last week.
Stockers and feeders were acarce all laat
week and there were very few In sight
this morning. Owing to there having been
such s light supply for some daya back
speculators and yard traders were pretty
hungry for good reeders this morning, with
the result that the market on that kind
of cattle waa generally strong . to 10c
higher. Buyera were In the aaddle early
and everything offered changed hands very
readily.
Representative aalea:
BEEF STEERS.
N. B Huhbell, Nebraska.
Tex fdrs. SS 1 n 1 Tex fdr . 800 I 40
86 cowa lo 1 fl
R M. Moran. Nebraska.
44 feeders.. l)6i 4 26 8 feeders. .1060 4 81
J. D. Brownfleld. Nebrssks
higher, selling at $6,864)6.00;
6 70H4 S5.
bulk tt aalea.
81 feeder..
s 14
It eowa..
No. Av. Pf. Mo. Av. Pt.
I UN 4 7i 14 1414 4 71
14 1004 4 14 41 1414 I It
11 1144 I 40 11 141 I II
It...., 1141 I 40 15 1141 00
4 1241 4 4 44 1414 4 1
44 1400 I II 47 Ula 4 1
COWS,
1 410 1 14 11 IM 1
1 40 I 0 t 11K0 I II
1 1014 I 14 II 444 I TI
11 414 III 1 10M I 1
1 1040 t 14 1 1047 I 40
4 441 I W 1 1100 i 00
1 WO t 14 1 1104 I 04
S 714 I 40 1 UH I 00
1 O0 t 44 4 471 I II
I Ml 1 40
H EIFERS.
1 444 I 40 1 tOO I M
I M IU It 474 4 44
4 4111 1 10 1 17 4 u)
1 446 I 40 44 Ill N
II 414 I 40
BULLS.
1 Ut t It 1 ISM I 0
1 M I 44 1 1244 I 4
CALVES.
1 420 4 40 4 Ill 4 M
1 M0 4 M 4 160 . 0
1 lal 4 14 1 170 I 00
1 10 4 40 1 140 M
STOCKERS AND FEEDKHS.
1 470 4 14 1 74 4 04
1 U14 I 14 1 444 4 14
414 I 74 4 47 I 1
1 U40 I M 444 I 44
U IH IK II 114 I 4
1 4u4 I 0 1 110 I It
U feeders.. 766
6 feeders.. ,b
6 feeders., r.s
7 cowa 7bS
1 bull 11W
4 helfera... 6I1S
4 calves... M
I cows H2
SO steers... Ji6
S cows....
1 heifer..,
J calf
cows....
I beifera.
WESTERNS.
NlbKABKA-
luul
660
170
040
86
a u
40
t 60
840
8 46
8 60
4 00
$ 36
8 SO
2 76
I 16
8 o
a 00
8 16
I feeders.. 680
1 feeder. ..ltajo
1 feeder. ..luuo
4 cowa.... 3&
1 bull 1460
1 heifer.
1 calf
I cows....
1 cow
1 heifer..
8 cairee..
I cowa...
two
870
Sol
7u
CM
6u0
HI
12
8 S6
8 4U
I 26
i 10
I 76
8 36
860
a u
4 04)
1 is
I calves..
1 cew
8 cowa....
1 cow
4 cowa...
8 cowa....
1 cow
I cowa...,
I cowa....
1 bull
8 faedera.
6 eowa...,
. in
. 710
. 70
. ftdO
. Is
. 816
1000
.1W6
. Sol
.1600
. Stl
. 61
WYOMING,
80 steers.. ..1144 $ $0
I 00
$10
8 I
IS calvea..
1 cow..
I cowa.,
168
.lluO
.io
o0
740
I COWS Ml
1 eowa 1140
1 bull ltuo
14 feeder.. 36
44 OOWB 8b
5 cowa....
cow
cowa..,.
61 steera... .1811
1 steer 1433
1 steer...,
48 ateera..
1 ateer...,
D.
faedera
eows...
It helfera.
KM
hjo
1160
10
a so
I 80
8 00
$ 00
$ 16
$ 16
8 X
$6C
1 41
MONTANA.
4 80 47 ateera... .1280
4 SO 1 steer 1010
$ 66 22 atesre....l07$
8 6 j ateer 116.
4 00
I 75
i so
I 80
s 10
8 09
a 00
8 00
8 16
I 86
I 80
4 80
! b
8 66
I 83
H. Dickenson, Wyoming.
u s pv 1 cow.
IT4
186
ISO
1 10
4 00
I 60
1000
lUbl I 70
?0 8 SO
D. D. Sullivan Wro.
21 ateera.... 710 8 80 II cowa.... 840
10 eowa 1018 I 00 12 cowa.... lal
1 cow B36 $ 10 1 calf 20
I calvea... ISO 100 I calvea... 14a
W. Clark Wyo,
Q Steers.. ..1180 4 60 1 feeder... 1040 411
Red Bank Cattle Co.. Wyoming.
I steers.. ..-0m 4 00 4 ateera... .100 4 10
4 10
Sullivan, Wyoming.
I SO 4 steers ... 74 $ 08
Stroud, Wyoming.
$70 1 feeder... ISO
8
1 ateer 1460
D. D.
n ateera.... 120
II feeders.. lull
8 cows lltt
$ helfera.. ltt
$ eows 1100
8 f eedsrs. .lfl
It feeders. .ULi
I OS
t 46
I SO
$ S6
4 2a
heifers.. 10i0
t eowa ir6
4 cowa 87
1 f Oder... UiO
$00
$ 46
$00
1 so
4
7)5 $ T I cows
J. Ware Neb. .
.m in
8. J. Koch. Nebraska.
71 feeders. .1016 $ S6
N. F. Rleck-Neb.
feeders. St J SO 11 feeders. . TO I So
cows SCO I 0
J. Thompson, Nebraska.
I cows 80 1 i6 1 cow 1070
I cowa 4 $ 00 8 feeders . 614
I steers. ...1176 8 SO
R. M. Moran. Nebraska.
10 ateera.. ..1161 4 10 4 steera.. ..1807
Henry Schodde Idaho,
f 86
8 SO
4 10
18 ateera.... 847 I 86
7 ateera.. ..11 I 60
IS cow
M.
I steers..
I steers.,
I steers.
4 eowa..,
I helfera
S7 $ 00
C, Connore,
... 767 $ 46
,..1144 $ S6
...1143 $ SI
.. f7 I S
.. 611 I St
84 steers.... 841
11 cows 1011
61 cows f:iS
South Dakota.
1 steer l.'SO
1 ateer 1144
II ralvrs... 13
11 cows 887
175
! 26
i AO
I M
$ 06
4 7$
8 66
HOQS No greet rhsnge took place In
the market this morning either aa regsraa
prices or a regard to general conuiiloii
of the trade, ihe fact tnat Chicago was
reported a little hlgner and tnat receipts
were by no mean exceaaive gave sellers
some encouragement and they made a
hard struggle to secure a little better
prices than laat week. The fsct, however,
that hog were selling here right at Chl
caao prices made buyera very backward
about putting on anything, with tne re
sult that the market, as noted above,
showed very little change. Aa haa been
the case for some time heck, It wss very
uneven, some hogs selling hlgner ana
other of the asm kind selling lower.
Thu quite a number of tne light hogs
which happened to look good to tne buyeis
sold a little higher. In some cases aa
much aa 6c higher, while other loada of
firactlcaily the same kind actually sold
ower than last week. Heavy hogs were
generally quoted aa steady, but they, too,
were uneven, and nogs 01 practically tne
aame quality and weights sold at a con
siderable range of prices. Tne top today
16.16 was 6c higher then anything
brought Saturday, but, aa will be noted
from tne sales peiow, tne numoer 01 nogs
selling above 10.00 was comparatively
small.
The week etarts out with th market
SOtfMc lower than last Monday.
After Ihe more urgent orders were filled
the msrket eased off and closed very slow
and lower. This w especially true of
light hog. The buyorr who hsd been tak
ing the Tight hogs seem to get their orders
filled, snd Ihe last ten or fifteen loarte
sold with all the morning s atrengtn lost
and more, too. In fsct. light hogs wound
up considerably lower than Saturday.
Representative saien
Hn.
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1....
M...
44....
40....
41....
14...,
11....
It...
44...
01. . .,
44...,
...,
c...,
0...,
4....
11...
41...
74...
44...
10...
1(1..
II...
41...
41...
47...,
41...,
44...
71...
10...
...
10...
40...
144..
14...
44...
41...
41...,
41...
AT.
....!
...14
....IM
....11
....01
....10
....111
....IM
....!
....rot
....147
....t4
....4
.,..ni
....17
....Ml
....I
....141
....no
...SM
....141
....141
....14
....11
....471
....114
...,IT7
....141
....14
....114
....Ml
....in
....in
....111
....414
....10
....M4
....444
....121
ni
10
44
40
1W
10
4
44
SO
40
44
11
40
4
too
'40
40
4
14
lit
40
40
40
40
II
fa)
PI
140
l
1
'
110
140
10
Pt.
40
4 4
I 4
4 tl
4 40
4
4 11
4 41
4 11
4 41
4 41
4 1
41
4 H
4 44
4 M
SO I 44
.. I 44
.. I 44
.. 4 4
.. 4 44
..4 4
SO 4 47
.. 4 47
40 4 47
14 4 41
.. 4 00
.. 4 40
SO 4 00
40 I 00
40- 4 00
..4 0
.. 4 ca
.. 4 04
4 01
4 07
4 01
4 11
4 1
40
40
Sh. Pf. Ko. AT.
10 in e 144
40 4 M 70 74
... 4 40 (1 in
40 47 144
I 4 77 11
4 40 It 144
I 4) 11 144
I 10 141
4 M 44 141
I 11 II 114
I 4 44 .'..1)4
4 4a 14 114
4 44 TI 14
4 44 10. .'.1. ...184
4 41 II 144
4 44 44 K4
4 44 41 til
I 43 74 110
4 14 11 114
141 TI 141
4 41 71 114
4 II II Ill
I 17 T4 Ill
I 47 4 II
4 17 7 Ill
4 47 '44 Ill
4 11 74 114
111 41 "4
4 47 47 104
I 44 4 11
4 44 17 101
4 M 14 144
40 45 IM
I 44 44 Ill
4 K 11 461
I 40 'II 11
I 40 11 Ml
I 0 44 100
4 40 41 144
4 40
BOARS.
1 840 ... 1 40 1 14 .:. 1 4
8TAOB.
1 854 40 4 44 1 44 40 4
1 40 40 4 40
BHEEP Receipt of sheep were quite
liberal tma morning, hut unfortunately
there were too many of one kind, a consid
erable proportion of the arrivals consisting
of old wethers, some of them good, but
quite a number none too desirable.
The market waa alow, largely for tha
reason that there were more fat sheep
than pickers seemed to care for. Aa to
prices the market might be quoted
steady to a little lower In spota Lambs
were especially alow, packera for some rea
son or other not appearing to need very
many.
Feeder wero In light supply and were In
very lair aemana at ruuy steady prlcea.
It was, In fact, unfortunate that a larger
proportion of the reeelpta did not consist
of feeders, aa th general market . would
unquestionably have been more active had
sucai peen tne case.
W'.otanona on killers: Good to choice
spring lamba, II. 764)7. 40; fair to good
apring lamba, 14 S6.76; good to choice
yearlings, ib.bows.oo; fair to good year
lings, 16.26496.60; good to choice wethers,
ihOTb.oo; rair to good wetfiere. 14. GO'S
4.76; good to choice ewes, 4.IOff4.IO;
lair 10 gooa ewes, 11.1uu4.1v.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs. 16.7641
6.16; yearlings, I6.O0iQ)6.40; wethers. 14.60
Dt.10; ewes, 3.noi. 4.1b.
Representative Bales:
141 Ida no ewes
.:...
SO Idaho ewes ...
162 Idaho ewes ...
147 Idaho ewea ...
J South Dakota wether
South Dakota wethers
(61 Montana wethera and feed
ers
ISO Nebraska yearling and feed
era
271 Montana wethers
638 Bouth Dakota wethera and
feeders
41 South Dakota weathers and
feeder
inn
108
108
107
70
111
87
104
4 5
4 66
4 66
4 65
4 76
4 76
4 76
I 85
471 Nebraska
wethera .,
184 Nebraaka
feedera ...
yearling
yearling
and
and
81 I8S
87 (SO
87 1 50
OMAIIA WHOLK4ALB MAftlUCT.
readme at Trade aad tlaetatleae ea
Staple aad Faaey Predaee.
ECKIS-Recelpts, liberal; fresh atock. 1
UVF, POl'LTRYHene, S4J10; reoat.
era, 6c; uirkeya. lSdJlSc; dueka, let Spring
chickens, 13tf lie pP lb.
hi ll rrt racking siora, 10c; rnenoa
fanry dairy, lMJISo; creamery; llTSHo.
II A T I rices quoted py umaris reea rnm-
pany. Choice upland. IS SO; menium, aW
coaree. $7 S"tiS.O0. By straw, $7.00.
BRAN Pet top, Hot").
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Home iroan. per baaket 01
$0 Iba., 6O0. ....
WAX BEANS Per market Basket 01
about 16 lb., 60c.
TI RN1PS. BEETS AND CARKOTB)-rT
bu. POcAllOO.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot hou, per go,
heads, SOc,
C KljEHT I r OOS., SOB.
CI'CLMBERS Home Brown, per doa.
6c.
ONIONS Home grown. IH per 10.
OR KEN ONION Par doa bunches, 800.
RADISHES Per doa. bunches, tto.
POTATOK8-Pr bu.. 86c. ' '
NAVY P BANS Per bu. 11,86; No. I, W.7V.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. iVfco. t
GREEN PEPPERS Per market bakt.
76c. ' . .
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES-Vslenclaa, all aisea, 86,80.
I.EMI1NH-1 imonlera extra fanes. 248
lie, 17.60; 0 alse, $1.76; 840 else, $8.00; ether
oranna, ii.to lesa
BANANAS Per medlum-elsed buaB.
tl.7Ma2.26: jumbos, I2.I04J8.00.
FKWlia
PEACHES-Yellow freestone. $1.10; Mis
souri, per e-bexitet crate; $1.00; California)
Elbertit, per box, 11.00.
put. m Tiiromia, 11.tuv1.14
PEARS-Bartlett, per box, $1264?16.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb.. 1C. of about
SOtrabc each.
C ANTKLOt' PES Colorado and Arrsona,
per crate (standard), $3 60: ponies, $160.
tl i ut,B.r rnicr-a.
No. 1 ribs. 13c: No. s ribs, loc: No. I riba,
5c; No. 1 loin, l&Hc; No. t loin, llVsci
;o. s loin, ac: ino. 1 enuoa, c; no. s
chuck, 4c; No. 8 chuck, 8c; No.- 1 round. 6c 1
No. 8 round. 7c: No. 8 round. 6e: No. 1
plate, 8c; No. 8 plate, ic; No. I plate, 8a,
M I SC E LL A N P.4J U B.
CIDER-Per keg. 8376, per bb! 8S.7S,
HON E Y New, per 24 Iba., $1.46.
CHEESE Swiss, new, ISo; Wlseonela
brick, l.tttfltc; Wisconsin llmberger, llo
twins. Uc; young Americana, l&o. ..
SUGAR Uranuiated cane, in obis., ss.ssi
granulatedecane, In sacks, $6.11; granulated
peel, in sacKs, ao.ix.
SYRUP in bi'la, xto per gai.; in aeeea,
10-lb. cane, 11.70; ctses, 11 t-ib. cans, $1.80
ca, 24 2-lb. can, ll.Bo.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 86, JEVtO t lb I
No. ). 20HC per lb.; No. 26, lSVto per lb. No.
to, 16Ho per lb.; No. 21, 12o per lb.
Nuia vvainuis, rio. 1, son sneus, new
crop, per lb., lttc; nard'aoeus, per lb..
14c. I'ecans, large, per id., iec: sma-11. pep
lb., 12c. Chill walnuts, por lb., lagllVra.
Almonds, soft sheila, per lb., !7o; bard
shells, per lb.. Uo. Cocoanuta, $4 00 par Back
of 100. .
CURED FIBii vamiiy wnitensn. pep
quarter bbl., 100 Iba., S4.oo; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. $a 00; No. 2, $M 00; NO. I. $30.00;
Irish, No. 2, 111 00; herring. In bbl.. 80S Iba.
each, Norway, 4k. 112.00: Norway. Ik, IIAOOJ
Holland, mixed, $11.00; Holland herring. Ig
kegs, milkers, SOc: kegs, mixed. To.
tANNiiU utvjuo-.orn, stanaara we ox-
em, 6649000; Maine. u.u. Tomatoes, g-lB.
csns. 11.064,1.40; 8-lb., SlVtcfjtl .00. Pineap
ples, grated. Mb.. l06Cf.0; siloed, tl.SOfJ
i-'jo: aallnn armies, fancy. 18 00: California
apricots. II 76f J.OO; pears, Sl.lMJltO; peachea.
lancy, ii.ibtij.ou; 11. v.. pescnei, h vkh ou,
Alaska salmon, red, $1.25; fancy Chinook, r.
U.io; rncy ocitc, r ., i.s; aarainea, s
oil, $2.60; mustard, $t6oteS 1. Sweet po
tatoes, tl.lodll.26; sauerkraut, $1.00; pump
kins, SOofi 11.00; wax beana, 8-lb., 764o
lima beans, 8-lb., 76031136; spinach, 1186;
cheap re. 2-lb., 00c; extra, 76rsoe; f aiury.
HIPEB and talluw tireen salted.
No. 1. 1H; No. I. HVrc: full hides, IMrtVyCl
ireen hides, no. 1, 10c; no a. pc; nor,
l.KWlla; sheep pelts. 60c4W1.2S- Tallow. Na,
U 4c; No. !, 8c
wwie-wr 10., iBir2sa
Waal Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. lJ.-WOOL-Steedy; tne.
dlum gradea, combing and clothing, 83(9
28c; heavy fine, ltffllfo: tub washed. Sk
88Hc.
REAla ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKIET
Market Strang to Tea Ceats Higher
Bill FIT Tea Ceats Higher.
CHICAGO. Aug. IS. CATTLE Receipts,
22.000 head: best strong to 10c higher, other
ateady; common to prim steer. 83. 76434.60
cows. K.P54M.70: Metiers, K.re.lo; bull
I2.0ia7i4.60: calvea, $3.0007.00; stockera and
feeders. X2.o0tff4.26.
1 , r.i: O 1. . a- ac iwwv 1. - .1 . Sj9S1A klAu
rholde to prime heavy, $6.0664.10; medium
to aood heavv. loUKKtbia: Dutcner weishta
tel 0(ip.16; good to choice heavy mixed, $6.80
4i.: necking, eo-btxaa ro.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 23.0OO
head; lambs firm, aheep weak to 10c lower;
sheen, S4.25S6.76; yearlings, 6.0iM7.aS; lamls,
$&0Oi7.7S.
Kaasas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 13. CATTLlil Re
ceipts. 11.000 head, including 2,000 st;iherns;
market, ateady to 10e higher. C7ooe ex
port and dressed beef steers, $F..60(fjM.15:
fair to good, $i. 00435.40; western fv) ateer,
$3 50436. 00; atockers and feeders, $2 4094.60;
southern ateers, $2.8694.26; southern cows,
$2.10(33.3; native eowa, 20nj4.U; native
heifers, 12.756.25; bulls, $2 00a.So; calves.
$2.6O6.00.
HOOS Reeelpta 1.000 head: market,
ateady to 6c lower: bulk of aaie. 86 STxit
I. 06; heavy. $6 86b6.S6: packers. 86a.10;
lights, KOO.6.10: pigs. 85Vij676.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.700
head; market, 6c td 16c lower; lambs, 86 00
477. SO; fed aheep and yeartlngs. $4.6.SO;
western fed yearlings, S6.0ncgpe.S0; western
fed sheep, $4.00j6.26i atockers and feeder,
I3.76tj6.00.
St. Laala Live Stack Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. II T'ATTI JO Receipts,
7,600 head, Including 636 Texan ; native
strong, Texans steajdy; native shipping and
expert ateera. 6.On0All; dressed beef and
butcher ateera. ti 6"tj6.70; stockers and feed,
er. $2.00T4.o0; steers under 1 Ora) lbs., t3.J04j
4.46; cowa and beifera, t2.0ttQ6.86; canners,
II. 0ujjl.75; bulla lltdtpt OO; calves I3 0ftft 86;
Texsns and Indian ateers, t3.OO0u.40; cows
and helfera, 12 &tj3 60
H OOS Receipts, 1000 head; lo higher;
pigs and lights, $6.061S; packers 86.76
ilO; butchers snd beat heavy. MOOrjW.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reeelpta, 1.000
head; market strong; native muttons, $3 0041
l.flO: lambs. K00tfr7 00: culls and bucks, $1.71
f.4.10; atockera. M O0C4.0O.
ft. Joseph Live Steek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aug. 1!.-Cattl Re
ceipt. tTlO head; market, ateady to weak;
natives, M6OQ6.10: eowa and helfera, $1.603
l.oo : stockers and feeders. It rtA4 .
HOGS Receipts. ItK hesd: market,
ateady to to richer: I ght, I'.SAtl lS; medium
and heavy, S3 KH V0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reeelpta. 4.888
head; market, strong to lOo higher; Utah
lambs, $7.86.
laas Clip Llr Sleek Market.
SIOUX CITY. la., Aug. II -(Special Tel,
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.6uD head;
msrket steady; stackers, loc higher; bv,
$4 004.00; eows. bulls and mixed. 11 Sua 4 60;
atoekere and feedera. I. 0044.00; ealvoa and
yearilnga. I2.76l.e.
, liCK,-Receiiiis, $,) head, market tc
Ed. Phelan to John D. Behrena, Lot
20 Phelan'e Add
EffllV D. Wead and hus. to Abrvham
Iabovlta, E. It. S. $8 -ft lot 6.
block 22 , .
Jamea S. Gilbert to Charlea R. Bau
aerman, lot 28 and W. V lot 23,
block 106, Dundee :
Mary Long and hus. to Carl O. Turn
qulst, wH H a e-sw 8-14-11 ....
John C. Cowln and wife to L. D.
Spauldlng. W. H B, U 8.E. -8. W.
corner lot 6. block 19. Credit Fon
der Add.
Ferdinand Strelts to L. D. Bpauldlng
lot 4 and portion of lot 8 weat ot
Omaha A Southwestern R. R.,
block 41, Credit Fonder Add. ,.
Alexander Ruga to L. D. epaJdlng,
lot 17, block 444 and portion of lot
la west of R. R., Orandvlew
Oscar B. L, Uerndea and wife to E.
H. Scott, wH lot 4 and B 10 ft.
lot 2, Collins Place .'
Sadie C. Douglas and hua. to Frank
M. Robllng, lot "J" and lot
I, Morton's aub. dlv
Mauds Mogge to Harry A. Tukay,
lot 4, block 21. E. V. Bmlth And n
H lot 4. block 6, Florence
Fred Darvlll to Odelbert French, lot
17, block 8, Hanecom Place
The Rogers Real Estate Co.' to
phiMp K. Hlldebrand, nl-l lot 10
bio ok 4, Improvement Aaan. Add. .
Florentine Peterson and boa. to
Edna T. Dickson, lot 4, block "O"
Lowe'a Add. .r.
Conservative Savings A Loan Assn.
to Frances M. Harn, lot 11, block. A
W. L. Selby's 1st., ....
Jas. O. Bmlth to Jaa. 8. Gilbert, lot
SS, block 4. W. L. Selby's 1st .........
Pioneer Town Bite Co. to Village of
Bennington, lot 28, block T
Michael Frankorlch and wife to Chea.
J. Kneasaoek, aH lot 4, block L
Potter A Cobba .......... ........
Anna Brix and hua. to Mary A.
Hugenberg, lot 2 and n lot 17
Howley Terrace, S. Omaha
Robert H. Landeryou and wife to
Nora A. Eekery. lot 17. Cain Place
Luther Drake and Frank Hamilton
to Oate City Malt Co.. lot 7, block
16. 12 and 11. block 18, South Omaha
Hugh Macllolten and wife to OonsJd
pleta, lota 1 and 8, Parmenter Place
Luther Drake and Frank Hamilton
to Oata City Malt Co., Commercial
Street aadjolntng lot 7, block 14, '
lota 11 and 11 block IS and "C"
atteet adjoining above lots .
The Omaha Loan A Building Assn.
to William A. Chailla, lot 6, block 8,
Hanscom Place .
Robert C. Strehlow and wife to Paul
Springer. B44 ft. nlSI ft. 130 ft.
block 85. Walnut Hill
Harry A. Lochboehler and wife to
Vera P. Renstrom, 26 ft. loU 7 and
6, block 18. Wilcox 2nd ..........'...
Frank M. Weeka and wlfe to John ,
Llndell, lot 7. re-plat block It, HemlB
Park ......t....e '
Mary Jenaen to A a ton Jencea, aVfc
tou 10 and 11. WllllamB'
John MoMlllen and wife, to Anna,
McOuckln, nwH lot 8,- bl v.k 6,
Park Place and wl4 lot 1, I
and I, block 1, Bogga A Hlll'g 2nd
Batne to Same W ?t. sVS ft. lots
and 7, block 4. Flret Add. to BoUth
Omaha
Fred D. Wead
O Flytng. wHi
ai-i l j
John J. Freta and wife to Henry
U Beard, lot I. Aldlne Square ...
Jamea Wright and wife to Marl.
Dudgeon, lot I. block . Drake a ..
nenry U Beard ang wife to Minnie
Frytag, lot t. Aldlne Square ......
Anson E. Becker and wife to Omaha
AWholeaale Produce Market House
C.. lota I and 4. blook 164
808
IVlflO
78
1,800
MO
.43
LOOt
2,004)
U.07I
1
1.660
260
2,850
1
101
v
$&
2,800
$.808
1.260
8.400
8,508
70S
708
arid ' ' wife ' to" ' 'f vyl '
ne and enow aeo.
4.008
Total for August 18, ISOt
10S.080
t
1701
t
11.108
...$ia,tst
UTILITY.
We are offering several
issues of Public Utility
Bonds at an attractivo
income return. . , ,V , '
A. B. LEACH & CO.
NEW YORK.
CHICA0O BOSTON PIHLADELW1U