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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 190ft.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
WbM Sws from 111 Sides rTorsbl
Utl Boata
' PRICES SHOE DOWNWARD OVER CENT
Stall tee Takes Aavaatagra at by Beara
lt Oat Short Liar Corn
Hl4 aaa at Scalp
la Market.
OMAHA, Auk. 14, 190..
Wheat price were wear: from tlie first
today, trad being exceeding light, and
all ln news favoring tha bear aide. Din
couragement wa evident among holder of
long wheat and they offered wheat freely,
price declining over a cent.
What lew rallies came were taken ad
vantage of by the bears to put out short
lines. Exporters noted a poor Inquiry and
cables were weak.
lures, quiet; September, 4 December,
4 Jd.
Other countries were offerlnr Ijvernool
new wheat at a much lower nrure than was
asked (or American wheat, and the Eng
lish buyers accordingly reduced their Amer
ican bids. Weather la both northwest and
southwest was favorable, and the north
west people said their market would go
lor as soon as spring wheat began to
move.
Corn received little attention. Th Sep
tember option was firm and nervous. Crop
conditions were favorable, but this was
offset by continued light movement and
good demand. The market Is a scalping
" one and la expected to continue that way
for a Umsv
Primary wheat receipts were 600.000 bush
els and shipments 409, 000 bushels, sgalnat
receipts lset year trf 76.O00 bushels and
shipments of fcfi.OOO bushels. Corn receipts
were H4.000 bushels and shipments 624,000
bushels, agalnat receipts last year of 494,
000 bushels and shipments of 720,000 bushels.
Clearances were ,0U0 bushels wheat, 1,737
barrels flour, 117,000 bushels corn s)nd !
bush si oata.
Liverpool closed fed lower on wheat and
Vd higher to d loner on corn.
Today's Record-Herald sayst ' 'Drain
shippers are watching developments In ilia
freight situation with more than the usual
Interest. Important meetings of western
and eastern railroad men are to be held
her tomorrow to settle a number of Impor
tant questions, chief of which Is the differ
ential claimed by the- gulf lines. This Is
now IV, cents under the Atlantic rate from
Missouri river points.' The railroads are
anxious to have tha matter settled before
tha big winter movement of com begins.
. Tomorrow's series of meeting promises to
be of great Importance to the grain trade
and It la barely possible that a solution of
th question thai win settle and will last
for many months. If not for year. Very
little was doaa In local marina circles yes
terday. There were few boat available to
grain men hare.
Local range of option!
A,rttcl. O peril High.) Low. Clo. Sat'y.
Wheat 1 - - I
Sept.t.1 m A 8S A 44
DeO. ..J TA T!.a 47 A
Con . f ,1 I I
Sept... I 4MUI 4RX
44A1 6HA
7 A M A
45HA 4SA
40 40VB
41 A 41 A
A asked. B hid. ' ;
: Oanahs. Casta tales.
', : OATS-Mo. 4 white, 1 car, 24o.
Oaaaha Cask Prtoes.
' "WHEAT Ko. ' t hard.' 4Mc: No. I
hard. UWMVie; No. 4 hard, Wilc.
CORNNo, tV tsytc: No. I yellow,, 4MM,
4Nc: No. t white, 4Hc.
OATS No. I mixed, K)0i No. I white,
tOHe: No. 4 white, 80c. : ,
jYKNo, t, SIHc; No. I, Me.
. Carlot Reeelpte.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago f., 49
Ksnsas city z
Minneapolis 71
Omaha 35
.St. Louis M
Duluth 44
1H0
121
47
187
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. CHICAGO , ORAI AND PROVISIONS
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Peataree of th Tradlagr aaai Closlagr
Prleee ' Board e( Trad.
' ' CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-A liberal Increase In
contract stocks of wheat In Chicago was
on of th main reasons for weakneea to
day In the local market. The close for
September delivery waa off l4ffH4e. corn
waa unchanged, oats were down 14c and
provision were, from ignw to l$ttl6o.
lower. " '
Th wheat market waa weak th ntlre,
day, affected by lower eablee and con
tinued favorable weather. Cash house and
several leading longs were the principal
sellers. Additional selling followed the an
nouncement of a gain for th week of
1000,000 bu. In local contract stocks of
wheat. Another bearish factor waa th
Spanish' crop report, .' which indicated a
total yield 'of wheat amounting to from
40 to SO per cent above the orop of th last
three year. Th market closed extremely
, weak, with price almost at the lowest point
- of th day. September opened a shade to
ujyuc lower at 7m72Hc, sold off to 7CV(j
tic and closed at 71c. Clearance of wheat
and flour were equal to 222,600 bu. Tha
'.world's visible supply, as shown by Bra li
st reefs. Increased T8S.00O bu. Primary re
' celpts were 100,000 bu., aa compared with
768,000 for th corresponding dajr on year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
Kirted receipts of 60s cars, aa agalnat 432
st week and $7t a year ago.
Considering the Weakness of wheat, the
com market displayed remarkable firmness.
' Ths nearby deliveries were held firm by a
continued small movsment and decreasing
stock. Th world' visible supply showed
a total decrease of 1,040,000 bu. WTill th
local stocks decreased 461,000 bu. for the
week. Th May option waa depressed by
favorable reports on the new orop. The
market closed steady. Th September de
livery opened a ahade higher to Ha lower
at 4V,o to 4Vtaa4,c, sold between mSic and
49o, and closed at 4VsO. Local receipts
wers ISO care, with 67 of contract grade.
Osta were easier. September opened n
chsnged at 81V40, sold off to JlHc and closed
at HHc. Local receipts were lift ear.
Th provisions market ruled eaay all day.
At th close September pork waa off 10c at
$17 00, lard waa dnwn llHl&c at $40B.42Vo
and rtba were MJTHe lower at fs.l7Vr& .
Estimated reoelpts for tomorrow: Wheat,
8M car; corn. S7 cars; oats, 17 cars; hogs,
SO Oro head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
NEW YORK GEXKltAL M ARMLET
Quotations at k Iter Varlew
Censunedltle.
NEW TORTS, Aug. 14-FLOUR-Becelpl,
bbls.; exports, S.SM bbls. Market waa
quiet and barely stesdy; Minnesota patents,
t.sv; Alinnesola basera, U
winter patents, fa.sia4.26; winter siralihta,
M winter extras, IJfcwnlJ; winter
low grades, u-IMf Rye Hour, steady;
fair to good, USru-t-'it; ciioke to fancy,
W.!tt4.. M ,
CORN MEAL Steady: fine white and yet
low, (1 cl i; coarse, ILlOtfLli; kiln dried,
W.'i.W.
WHEAT Receipts, 184.000 bu ; exports,
M.468 bu. Spot mafket easy; No. 1 red, 77c,
elevator, TSc f. o. b. artoat; No. 1 north
ern. Duluth, (4c, f. o. b. afliat; No. t hard
winter, TSVc. f. o. b. afloaL '1 throughout th
dsy wheat gsve evidences of i,ev stop
loss selling and a return of bear sentiment.
Prices broke lc per bushel, reaching new
low levels. Influenced by fine northwest
weather, foreign weakness and a large In
crease In world's stock. The market closed
1ilc net lower; May, UWMfcc, closed
st U ll-llc; September, "(iGJ'.e'c, closed at
78ic; December, Ml l-lriKlc closed at c.
CORN Receipts, K.kiO bu.; exports, Uo,
SM bu. Spot msrktt essy; No, 1, iic, el
evator, and 67Hc f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, 61c; No. 2 white, 2c. The option mar
ket was without transactions, closing Ho
net lower. September closed at 6Hc, De
cember closed at 63Hc-
OATS Receipts, 44,500 bu. Spot market
essy; mixed oata, 26 to 12 lbs., 3Hc; natural
white, 20 to 22 lb , S7H3Vc; clipped white,
U to 40 lbs., 41H44H.
HAY Firm; snipping. 6&S78c; good to
choice. rftcgtl.Ot.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
IK. ll19c; 104. nominal; olds, nominal;
Pactfto coast, IMC, Ufflte; 1304. 12o; olds,
nominal.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 80 to IR lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 25 pounds, Oc; Texa
dry, 24 to 20 pounds, 19c.
l.frjTUrO EMrm- seld. KffllTHc.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, IIOOO
eil.OO; mess, i&.ovon to; beet nams, ww
21.60; packet, 29 0010.00; city extra India
me, llS.BOtrM 60. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, i.g'12.00; pickled slioul.ler,
W.2MJ8.76; pickled hams, Htv1260. lrd
easy; western, steamed, 2S.7&SS.T&; refined,
easy; continent, $9.10; South America, $10.00;
m,, it v.ii ri7 7U Pork. barely
stesdy; family. $111 &&R19 00; short clear, $17.00
'19.oo; mess, is.(pi. n.
TALLOW-Steady; city ($2 per pkg.), $5;
country (pkgs. free), 4HAH-
RICH Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
IHiH; Japan, nominal.
POULTRY Live, steady; western spring
chickens, 14Hc; fowls, 13c; turkeys. Wo.
Dressed, Irregular; western spring chick
ens 1h15c: turkeys. 11'ulSc: fowls, lOfSHSHc.
BUTTER Firm; street prices for extra
creamery. SHO"!:; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, 17H8!2Hc; reno
vated, common to. extra, U'g30c; western
factory, common to firsts, l&QleHe; western
firsts, 17iylc.
CHEKBB Strong; state, full creams,
large fancy, U4of state, fair to good, 10
tillc: Inferiors, HUH4e; aklms, full to
best, So.
ROAO Ateadv: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy aelected white, 240 eut
choioe, WU&K, staie mixro exrra, ngyuo;
western first, U4tlSYfco; western seconds.
16H17Ho. '
t, Laals Oeaeral "Market.
T. IXIUIS. Aug. 14. WHEAT Lower;
No. t red cash, elevator, 70c; track, (ftHtt
. . t. l. t-v .k. M . V
2 hard. &Htr72c,
CORN Weak; No. I cash. 4Uc; track.
He; September, 47 He; December, 42H0
OATS Weak ; No. 2 cash, tic; track, t?9
22Hc; September, II He; December, I3c; no.
i wnite, ssxi!JV4c.
24.2MlM.60; extra fancy and straight,
4.o; clear. z.Tbw.w.
SEED Timothy, steady, $2.5Of4.00.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2.60.
BRAN Steady: sacked, east track. 744T75c
HAT Lower; timothy, $1J.OOS1.00; prairie.
$8.(Wfi'in.60
IR6N COTTON TIEe-1.00V4.
BAOOINO- l-lc.
HEMP TWINE 7Ho.
WROVISIONB Pork, lower: lobbing. $16.75.
Lard,. lower;, prime steam, $8.S2H- Dry "
meats, tower: boxed extra ahorts, $9.S7H;
clear ribs, $.62H; short clears, $9.76. Bacon,
lower: boxed extra shorts. llO.UHi olear
ribs, $10 27H; snort clear, $10.60.
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, Ho; prlng,
13He: turkeys, 13c; ducks, (He: geese, 6c.
BUTTER Higher i creamery, 15i2Hc;
dairy. 16200.
BOOS Higher at 14Hc case count.
Receipts and shipments ,of flour and grain
were aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Oos. Tes'y.
heat I I
ipt. (72H5S tjh;
ec fa 8"t 7i 0Hl
ay nl . Wl
sptT H'trHl 4H:
ec. ttH1 ' 46V.I
Wheat
Sept
Dec
M
Cora
Sept.
Uec.
May
Oats
Sept. Dec.
May.
Pork
Sept. Jan. .
Laid
Sept.
- Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Rib
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
TJVfTOHflTl
7341
IB
46V,
SlVfcl
I3H
MH6!.
n e7H( it u
TfHI
4frHl
21HI
HI
T7H1
t 2Hl
I27W $90
I 75
t 22H
ITS
tT7V
czh:
7 92H
75
. Ma
44V
46H
tlH
MHi
14HI
1$0
I 55
I 60
T U
I 75
n
T4
71
4H
21H
22H2TH
4Yi
17 0
U 46
t2H
I 67H
4 61H
7 M
$90
1 1HI 7 X
4!H
46S
,54hS1
IT W
It 85
ITS
160
45
t 7H
$96
t,t
7 43H
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu.
Oata, bu..
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 7.000 . 10,000
.... M.OOO 25,000
....1W.O0O -119,0.i0
.... 70,000 64,000
Kaasaa City Grata 4 Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CIT. Aug. 14.-WHEAT-8ep-teinber,
4Hc; December, 67Hc;)May, 71Hej
cash. No. 2 hard, 7iit8Ho; No. 2 red. CbH9
67c; No. 2, 67c.
CORN September, 44Hc; December. 40He;
May. 40Hc; cash. No. 2 mixed. 4MVaH4c; No.
2 white. 48Ho; No. 2,. 4c.
OATS No. 2 white, 36He; No. I mixed,
2ar2He.
EOOB Steady firsts, higher; Missouri
and Kansas firsts, 17o; seconds, 10c; extras,
Uc.
HAT Firm ; ehote timothy, $10.6011.00;
choice prairie, $..
RTB-Steady at bStJOOo. ,
BUTTER Creamery, 2Jo: packing, 15e.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ...91,000 2,000
Corn, pu Sl.OOO 17,000
Oats, bu 4,000 1,000
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
V artel Too Dull to Warrant Anjthloc Bnt
Ketivt Ooioluilona,
MORE RUMORS OF HARRIMAN DIVIDENDS
Tradere Seem D4swsdl t Await
th Coagrsaatlea t Tkeea
Reports Beads Ar
Irregalar.
NEW TORK, Aug. 14,-Tb market for
securities wss too dull todsy to warrant
anytnlng but negative conclusions. There
seemed to be a rennquisnmeni oi inn is-
orous support which has been eviaeni
throughout th recent rise in prices.
forts to carry prices upward were desisted
from and the market left to take care of
itself to a large extent. This was not
without Its effect on the tone, which be
came Intensely dull and rather oggy.
The sneculstlon showed th want of the
cuttomery stimulant which has been ad
ministered at snort intervaia, sometime oy
an actual news occurrence, and when this
was lacking by diligent rumors of expected
development, which proved even more ef
fective than the actual occurrence. There
waa a disposition to await the outcome of
some of these rumors. Assertions have
grown positive that this week's meetings
of th authorities of the Harriman Pa
cific railroads will take definite action
toward the placing of Southern Pacific
on the dividend llet and for the Increase
of the Union Pacific dividend. Expectation
Is almost equally well denned of an an
nouncement of St. Paul rights this week.
These expectations have been so often dis
appointed In the past that a spirit of cau
tion and of some derre of skepticism ha
grown up and was reflected In the day s
operations In stocks. This spirit was fos
tered by the failure to act by the Cana
dian Pacific directors yesterday on th
supposed plan to distribute a "bonus to
stockholders as a result of the large sales
of the company' land holdings. That
stock was weak In consequence. In spite of
the extraordinary favorable results from
th year' operation. The surplus re
ported for the year, after the paytng of
the dividend, was $8,262,082, compared with
$1,784,663. But holders of the stock appar
ently did not feet compensated by this
showing, for their disappointment of the
expected extra disbursement. A similar
effeot on sentiment war produced by the
conservative tone on the question of In
creased dividends and In the pObllo utter
ance of James J. Hill of the Great North
ern. There was comment also upon a tone
of seeming levity In the quoted references
by that gentleman to the persistent rumor
of the ore lands deal. It Is to be said of
the market, however, that In aplte of the
withdrawal of active efforts toward lifting
prices there waa little evidence of dam
aging pressure to sell. Supporting offer
were effected upon an early decline and
when these were made effective the market
practically became a drifting match, with
the trading almoet completely Idle at limes.
Testerday's reports of gold engagements
were the cause of some confusion, owing
to the failure to Identify th institution
In New York which had made the engage
ment. Foreign exohange authorities pro
fessed to see only a loss In th reported
engagement under yesterday' condition.
Foreign exchange advanced today and a
hardening effect on th foreign money
market, resulting from New York's demsnd
for gold, waa In continued evidence. Ster
ling exchange at Paris, however, advanced
again and reports from that center were
to the effect that loan were being secured
there for New York acoount. This would
Indicate that apprehension In Paris over
the Russian outlook' had so far subsided
aa to permit a relaxation of the hold upon
money resources. The weekly bulletin of
the weather bureau confirmed the feeling
Of confidence over the maintenance or the
Improvement of conditions of the crop re
ported In th government monthly state
ment. The special strength of some of the
winter wheat and corn carriers was at
tributed to the high crop condition. The
recommendation of the executive commit
tee of the Consolidated Oas company to
maintain the present dividend rate, al
though It would seem to relieve a fear
which- caused recent weakness In that
stock, wss greeted by a decline. The call
money rate was little changed, but asking
ratea for time loans for sixty and ninety
day were raised to 5 per cent and for
five and six month to 6 per cent. Prices
went to the lowest In the last hour and
then recovered to tha best of the dav.
dosing firm.
vonau were irregular: total sales, oar
value, $1,226,090. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
The following ar th quotation on th
Stock exchange: .
SIM. HIB. VttW. ClM.
. MA
. 4I.40A 104 m
. l.toe n i
IM 11 101
i. x iH hh
Mtaaeapoll Orals.. Market.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). - The
rang of prices, aa reported by T. D. Day
4k d. 110-111 Board of Trade, waa:
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tea'y
Wheat I
May... 771077
Sept...mH'V
Deo....r72Wi
Flax-
Sept.
Oct...
Nov..
I XI
7TH1 76 7H
71H 70H 70S
72H 72 72H
1 12 1 12 ,
109HI 109HI
lOtHs 1UH
77
1 11
1
10
. N0, 1
Cssh quotation were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patent. 2. 6043ns;
Straights, $.2o6.40; spring patents, $1 $
1.90; straights, $2. 2033 66; bakers. $1.20(14.90.
WH E AT No. spring. TO74o; No. I red.
CORr? No. 1 Ktoi No. I yellow. MtffltHo.
OATS No. i. 2le; No. 2 white, tialc;
No. 1 whit. ote.
RYTS No. t. 6fHtr6C.
BARLFT-Oood feeding, 26H4PUe; fair to
choice malting, 42tr4c.
BEED8 No. 1 flax. 2107H; No. 1 north--weetern
11.10 Prima timothy, $$ s$.
-- PFtoVlSlONS-Shert ribs side (loose).
$2 9011 90. Me pork, per bbl., $17.00. Lard,
per lb.. (4.UH. Short clear sides (boxed),
$9 1rH S.
Following were the reoelpts and atilp
meats of flour and grain;
Receipt. Shipments.'
Flour, bbls..,..' 29100 u.goo
Wheat, bu. ....4;in0 r.6o0
Corn. bu. lrt.oro 2wn
Ost. bu.. 417.000 27.200
Rva. bu l.ono
Barter, bu - 100 $00
On the Produce exchange today th but
ter market was n-m; ereemerlea, l7frr:
dairies, l4rl9c. Few, steady: at mark
rases Included, leaite; firsts. lHo; prima
firsts. Uo; axtraa, 2uHe. Cneea. firm, 18 ISc
rkilaaelpkla ram.e Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. MBUTTXR
Flrm: extra weefera creamery, I2c.
ECCtS Firm, rood demand; fresh west
rrn. I"r, at mark.
. CHEESE Fair, dsmead and Ann; New
York mi oraam, fair to choice, llHtyiJo.
Mva,re4 Ceals Market. -
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 14- WHEAT Spot,
nominal; future, easy; September, $sd;
Lwoetnber. 6s4Hd; March, nominal.
-CORN Spot, .steady; American mixed.
4 M. Aoxrlua mlaed. .J, 4a ml f u-
t g,. ? ' . - - - v
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, northwestern, 74c; to arrive, 74 He;
No. 2 northwestern, 72 He; to arrive, 72c;
No. 2 northwestern, 71H47Jc; No. 1
durum, 69 He; No. 2 durum. 46 He, Corn:
No. t. yellow, 4$H: No- i 4THol Oats:
No. t white. 21He; No. 2. lHIOHc
Barley, 24 0440. Rye: 60H61Hc Flax:
109fc. - ' .
VlaMe Saaalr. at Orata.
NEW TORK, Aug. 14.-Speclal cable and
telegraphlo communications received by
Bradstreet show th following changes in
available supplies, compared with prices
of previous account: Wheat United
States and Canada, east Rockies. Increase,
2.U4.O0 bushels; afloat for and In Europe,
decrease, 2,400,000 bushels; total supply. In
crease. TS2.00 bushels. Corn United States
and Canada, east Rocklea, decrease, 1,1 40.
OuO bushel. Oata United State and Can
ada, east Rockiest Increase, 1.206.0U0 bush
els. The leading Increase reported this
week are 549,000 bushels at Chicago private
elevators, 229,000 bushels In Lincoln, Neb.,
and vicinity, 112,000 bushel at Nashvllls,
91.000 bushels at Cleveland, 27,000 bushsis
at Ooderlch, Ont, and 74.006 bushel at
Louisville. Stocks held In Manitoba, de
crease, 167.000 bushel. .
Mtlwaake Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE Aug. 14. WHEAT -Lower;
No. 1 northern, 77iJ78cj No. 2 north
ern, 763"i7e; September, Tl37lHo, ' bid.
RTE Dull; No. 1, tofiftfc.
B A RLE I Dull ; No, I, U&tc; sample,
40O64O.
CORN-Steady; No. 2 cash, K3lc; Sep
tember, 4VfcCsakd. .
'- Pearta Market.
PEORIA. Aug. ll-CORN-FIrm; No. 9
yellow and No. 2, 60c; No. 4, ifcHo; no
grade, e,
OATS Lower;. No. I white, 20Hc; No. 4
white, 2O690HC
RYE-rirm; No. 2. WHo.
Dwlatk Grata Market.
DULUTH, Aug ,14. WHEAT - No. 1
northern. 76Hc; N. I northern, 7Ho; Sep
tember, 72Hc; December, 72Ho.
OATS On track. 2lc; new, to arrive, 20H.
Tolea m4 Market,
TOLEDO. Aug. 24. SEIDgV Clover, cash,
$7.16; October sod December, $7.27H; tim
othy. 22.00; alaiae, $4.90.
CwCe Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 1 4 COFFEE Th
msrket foe coffee future pened steady,
at unchanged price to a deolia of five
point ant Increased the la slightly
during th middle session under liquida
tion and a little sell! eg by Europe, which
aooompaated aa easier Europeaa market,
the abaenc of any further nws of
vaioristlon from Rrasll. good we' .
la growing sections and full recelpta. The
market waa rather weak toward the close
end was Anally easy at a net decline of
1011 point 81 of th day were
76.760 bales. Including September, at 4.81
H.9le; October, Tc; December.-77.1.c;
January, 7.16c; March. 7 IS 7 10c; May,
7 407 46c, July. T.46197.1. fcpol Hio,
quist. No. 1 invoic. Uc
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Amertesa LeeometlT
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Anaconda Mining Ce......
Atchison ,
Atrhlaoa prd
Atlantle Coast Una ,
Baltimore A Ohio. .......
BaJ. A Ohio ta
Brooklyn Ral4 Traaalt...
Canadian Famine ,..
Central of Na Janey..,.
Chaaapaaka A Ohle
rhlcaco Great Waaler...
Chlrafo A NonhwaaUrs... 14,100
rhlcajo. Mil. A at. P 14.P0
cnteaso T. a T 10
Chteaso T. T. M
C, C, C. 4 It. t.
Colorado Fuel A Iras
Colorado A Soutkara
Colo. A Be. 1st pM ...
Colo. A So. Id ptd
CooMllsau Oea
Cars Frodsets, rff.
Cora Products pti
Delaware A Hudaan '
Dataware, U A W
Danear A RIO O rand a.
Dasvar A . O. ptd ,..
Dietitian eaerltlas
Brie
Brie 1st pM
Brie Id ptd ,
General BlaetrU
Hocking Vsllar, sxe4
Illinois Central
International Paper ,
Int. Paper ptd
International Pomp
Int. Pamp pt
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd... ........
Kansas City souther
kanaaa Cltf so. ptd
LonleTllI A Naskrllle....
Meilos Central
Mlaseapolts A St. Lenta...
M., t. P. t. . M
M., St. F A 6. S. M. ptd
Mlmenrl Faalsa
Mlaaouri. K. A T
M.. K. A T. sf4
National Lead
National . It. of U. pti.
Naw York Central
Naw York, O. A W
Norfolk A Waatara
Norfolk A W. pis
North Amerioaa
PaolSa Mall.
Peaoaylvaala
People' a Oas
P.. c. C. A at. L.
Presses' gteal Car
Pram I . C. ptd ,
Pullman Pslaee Car
kaadlns
aadla 1st pfd. aekad.,..
Reading Id pis, aake
kepualie Steal no
aeputtiio steal pf
Rork Island 0
Rack 'aland Co. pfd
St. L. A g F. 14 pf..
t. Louis onthweatara.
It. Ixmia 4. W. ptd
sosthera Fnelt
so. Paclse pf ..
owthera Rallwap ,
so. Railway ptd
Tenneieee Ceal A Ires 14
renae a rnaiaa
Talada, k U 6 W.....
T . It L 4 W. ptt
Calee Paclne
lalen rela pf
t'alted SUtas Bxpeass..,.
t'nltad Sutas Raaltf
Carta States Rubber....
V. . Jtnkber Pfd
Called States ileal
V. g. Steel pfd
Vs. -Caroline CneaUael .
Va -Carolina Cham. pfd..
Wane
Wanaah pN
Walls-Fnrs Bipraas ....
WaatUghouaa Blootrls ..
Wasters He lea
Wheeling A Lass Brie...
Wlaeeneia Central
Wuv Central pfd
Norther Peel an
Central Leainor
Central Leather pfd
Ikeae-ehemel gjtael
Oraal Nartkara nfd.
iKortaoronsl Man opal Has
UMrnorenga tux.
1.10 T174 TlH
9,900 4H
I.KO0
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lot
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100
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fund, exclusive of th $iM,nt).f)f gold re.
serve shows; Avsllnble cssh balance, 9194.
22,22i; gold coin and bullion, $U,ui,e34;
gold certirteatea, $41,212,600. ,
"eve Terk Moaey Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 14,-MONET-On call,
gteedy at 2414 per cent; ruling rata S per
cent; closing bid, 7 per rent; offered at 2
per cent; time loans, strong and dull; slity
dare, 4jQr per cent; ninety daya, 44
per cent; sis months, SW per cent; prime
meroentlle paper, 6S4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE- Firmer at
$4 9486 for demsnd and at $4.194j for slkty
day bills; posted rates. 4KV,4tt and
$4V,4M; commerclsl bills, $4tm46IS.
SILVER Bar, 6c; Mexican dollars.
StHjC.
MOND8 Oorenunent,
Irregular.
Quotations on New
were a follow:
0. A ret.
steady: railroad,
fork bond ioday
.14 j.ea, a
.l4inna te. M series...
.! .e 4a rtfa f
.11 do 4a etfs
.11; do 9 etf
.! LAN. snl. 4s 10
.1x4 .Man. e. g. 4s 101
.114 !Me. Central 4s 74
. T7j da 1st In 14
.lit I'Mlan. A St. U 4s... 4
.101-4 41 . K. A T. 4s. 104
. 4l so to II
AtlantM C. L. 4a,....loou, M. ft. R. of M. e. 4a M
Bal. Ohle 4s I N. T. C. g. I to M
. M IN. J. C . I 1
. 41 No. Pnelne 4a. 10
.111 4e la 74
. MH'N. A W. e. 4s 100S4
. WH O. . L. rfdg. 4a 44
. a H Pens. eos. I
.101Readlng gen. 4a 44
. 14. St. L. 4V A Ie fg 4a 41
. Mli. L. A I. M. . 4a.. 114
. 14 t. U I. W. e. 4S... 74
. X Seaheanl A L. aa f?U
CCC. 4 IL L, 1. 4.. 101 ro. Faelse 4s 4l
Cols. Ind. 4a, tor. A. 74 do lat 4S etfs 94
do serlea B.. ....... 74 so. Rallwar 4 I4
Colorado Mid. 4s. 11 Taxaa A P. la 114'
Colo. A go. 4a 11 T., at. L. A W. 4.. 1
Cuba la 104 1'nlon PaoIRr 4 im
D. A R. O. 4a t V. . teel Id 4
I'lettllera' Bee. 4.... 11 Wanaah dett. B II
Brie p. I. 4a IOOS4 Western Md. 4a
do gas. 4. ". 0 W. A L. B. 4s 44
Harking Val. 4a....I06 Wis. Central 4a Mm
Offered.
da coupon
tj. S. , rag ,
do coupon .......
0. . eld 4s, rag.,
do aonpos
it A new 4s, reg.
(SO t'(tlMM
Am. Tobacco 4....
do a ,
Atchison gen. 4s.,..
do adj.
40 IMS
Br. R. T. e. 4s...
Central of On. a
do 1st Ine
do Id Ine
do M Inc.
Cites. A Ohle 4.
Chicago A A. t
C, B. A 0. s. 4a
R. I. A P. 4a.
do eel. (a.
Bestaa Steekcs a ad Beads. '
BOSTON, Aug. 14. -Call loana, 2Vt434H Pr
cent; time loans, 56 per cent. Closing
quotstions on stocks and bonds:
Atchison adj. 4s MHlAmalgamate .
do 4a loo Atlantic
Mrs. Central 4s. ...... 14 Bingham
Atchison Cal. A Heels..
do pfd 100'centenalal ....
Boston A Albany... 141 Copper Range
Boston A Maine 144'Dalr West ....
Boston derate 14t iFTanktls
riuhbarg pfd
etet. central
.)l7U'Oranb
i" Isl Rorata
N. Y.. N. H. A H. l'4WMasa. Mining
9 94
I tor m
404 rr
rtu
.... L4o m . srlw
1.. l.M m mJ
A 14 I
Bavakf trtearlBBa.
OMAHA. Aug. 14. Bank clearing for lev
day war 41.64.440.04 and for the corre
sponding date last year ll.202.lJI.4s.
11 "
Treasary tatasa4
WA8HINOTON. Aug. 14-Todav' Mate.
mat pt th traagury baisaue la the aoral
Pere Mnrnnette
union raelne
Amar. Arge. Cham
do ptd
Amor. Pnen. Tnbe.... 11'Ooronln
Amar. sugar ii Parrot
do pfd lit loulnrr
Amor. T. A T laiH'Phanaoe
41 Mlrhutan
141 Mohawk
14 Mont. C. t C,
Mieoid Dominion
Amar. Wnotaa ....... If
do pfd 104
Dominion I. A M
Bdlaon Blae. Ills.. ..941
Maaa. Eleetrl 11
so pre if
Maaa Oaa 41
called rrnn
United Shoe Mneh
de pfd
Orson Coa
V. B. Steal
do pfd
Adventure ,.,
Alleves
Bid. Asked,
Tamarack
Trtnll
United Copper ..
t'. 6. Mining....
0. A Oli
t'tah
Victoria
...14 Wlnen
... 19 Wolverine .......
... North Batta
... 14 Butte Coalition .
... 41 Narada
...104 Cal. A Arlsooa..
... 4 Taenmaah .......
....1M
.... 11
.... U
....TOO
.... :4
.... it
.... 14
.... 11
.... 11
.... 14
.... 4
.... II
.... 40
.... 1
.... 41
....14
.... 14
.... 44
....
.... II
K.. 9
.... 41
.... It
.... 14
.... 67
.... 4
.... 1
....144
.... 4
.... 4
.... II
....104
.... 14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good CettU of 111 Undo Oontino E nowise
ImpTOYtlDBSt "
HOGS DECLINE FIYE TO TEN CENTS
Fat hea Blew, t Severally Alt
teady reeder tkeea la Try
Ooed Demaad aad Free Sell,
ers at ateaaly prlcea
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 14. 1904.
Receipt weie; Cattle. Hoga Sheep.
Official Monday $,U9 7,!l li.t
Offlclsl Tuerxjsy 2,100 14.600 12,000
Two days this week.."$.!19 n,9M 24.0K
sme dsys last week.... 9.817 12.156 9u.i73
Bsme two weeks ago.. ..11.410 14.4.14 12.414
Bsme three week ago.. 4.4 11.2.t It.bM
8sm four weeks sgo... 4609 12.7? 16.16
Same days Isst year. ...12,294 15.112 11.427
RECEIPTS roR TH1C TEAR TO DATS.
Th following Ubl shows th receipt of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tbe year t date, compared with last yar;
. , 190. 1904. no.
Cattl 074.02 124.494 60,9
Hogs 1.7,r70 1,601.032 105 36
Bbesp 961.0M 8.lt4 64,9S
CATTLB QUOTATIONS.
Tb following will snow ihs prlcea paid
for th different iflnda of cattle a th
aloiith Omaha market)
Oood to choice corn-fed steer.. ..$6 .Bfvga.lO
Fair to good oorn-fed steers 4666.60
Common to fair corn-fed steer.. 4So4U
Oood to choice cow and heifer.. 2.6(xjl.:5
Fair to good cow and heifer.. Vu,Vw
Common to fair cow and heifer.. 1.4Xt2.60
Oood to choice stock er 4 feeder. $90tf446
Fair to good strikers and fedr.. $..'
Common to fair toeker I.602.!6
Bull,, stags, tc 2.6OJ2.60
Vest calve 2.766 T6
The following table show th average
price of hog at South Omaha for th Isst
several days with comparison:
z-dlvldend.
-1 . .
Isondoa Claslagr Btacka.
LONDON, Aug. 14. Closing quotation
oh th Stock xchane were:
, 41
.,11
.143
11
44
Con sola, money
do acronnt ,.
Anaconda 11
Atchison .. 44
4o pfd 104
Baltlmor A Ohlo....l2S
Canadian PaclBo 171
Chsa. a Ohio...
Chicago Ot. W. .
C , M. A St. P.
Deheem
Denver A R. 0.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
do Id ptd
Illinois Central
M., K. A T 94 i..
SILVER Bar, firm, 04d per ounce.
MONEY 4 per cent J
i Th rat ef discount In th open market
for short Mil I 21-14 per cent; for three
month' bills, t per cent.
Hew York "living Stock. '
NEW aTORK, Aug. 14. Closing quota
tion on mining ekoaka ware:
Adams Coa ........... ,,JJ4t)a Chief 2
... 44 IM. T. Central
It 1-14 Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Penneylvanta
Rand Mines
Rending
Southern Hallway
pfd
Southern PaclBc ..
Union PaclBe
do pfd
44 V. S. Steel
. 44 ' do pfd
. 11 Wauaah
. ti do pfd
.1111 .Spanish 4a
..141
.. 44
.. 44
.. 41
.. 74
.. 4
.. 44
..
..101 14
.. 41
..141
.. 44
.. 41
..111
.. II
.. 41
41
Alio
Brunswick Cos ...
Comatork Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Sliver
Iron Sliver
Laadvllls Coa ...
94 Ontario
. 14 Ophlr ......
.M iPhenals
II " Potoal ,
44 :gavags
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
,.14
..404
.. 9
9T4
14
I
II
94
11
94
U4
Bontoa Copper Market.
Closing quotation on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 2 Board
of Trad building, Omaha:
Adventure ..' 4 Mlehlgas 19
Allouea V Mohawk 41
Atlantic 11 Nevada Consolidated. 14
Blncham 24 North Butt
Black Mountain 4 014 Domtnloa
Boston Consolidated.. 94 Osceola
Bute Coalition II Pnen. Servtoe ,
Calumet A Arisen. .I0H4 de preferred
Superior A Pittsburg 17 Qstney ........
Calumet A Heels.. ..111. Shannon .......
Centennial 14 Tamarack
Copper Range .
Dally Waet ...
East But la ....
Franklin
Oresne Copper
Oranhy
Helvetia
Isle Royal ....
MaaaachasaU .
74 Trlnttr
14 United Fruit ,
10 V. S. eommea.....
174 de preferred .....
14 t'tah Consolidates
. 11 t'tah Copper
4 Victoria ,
14 Winona
, 4 Wolverine ,
.. 41
..104
.. 11
.. 94
.. 44
.. 4
..100
.. 4
..104
.. M
.. 44
.. 47
.. 97
.. 4
'
..111
Wol Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 14.-WOOL TH market
how improvement, th conservative trade
holding also that the coming season will
be marked by stesdlness. It 1 stated that
only a few mills have a fair supply of raw
material left. Montana Is said to be cleaned
up with the exception of 6,000,000 to 7,000,uO
io. terntone ar in rair demand. A
Jood buatna la done In pulled wool. Th
oreign grade are teady. Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri, eomblng, three-eighths
blood, Udjufio; combing, quarter blood, 229
sac. lexns, scourea oasis, nne, twelve
months, 724772c: fine, six to eight months,
4JfxAX-: fine, fall clean. 2tOe California
scoured basis, northern good. fj:70e; middle
county, onejwc; soutnem, Mguc; rail, vail
67c Oregon, scoured basis, aaatern No. 1
taple, 744r75e; eastern No. 1 clothing. 470
esc; vauey 00. 1, ouqjojr. Territory, atapie,
oou red basis, fine, 724T5e; fine medium,
44'tJTOp; medium, 6o. Territory, ordinary,
scoured basis, fine, 7TjQ71c; fin medium,
43370c; medium. Co4?4Sc. Colorsdo and New
Mexico, spring, scoured, X, ffitfOc; No. 1,
44tt4o. Pulled wools, scoured basis, extra,
72r74e; fine A, tofjwSc; A super. 04o;
B super. 614660. -
ST. LOl.'IS. Aug. 14 WOOL teed y; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 2434c;
light ' fins. Irvrrae; heavy, 14Ci7c; tub
wunei, sviQsavkO.
Cottea Market.
NSW TORK, Aug. 14.-COTTON-Spot
cioeei quiet; miaaung upisnas, lo.suc; mid
dlir.r gulf. 10.96c: sales, nons.
N.:w ORLEANS. Aug. 14.-COTTON-
bpoi, nrm: sales, suo bales; low ordinary,
la-lSc; ordinary, 7 5-14c; good ordinary,
IVc: low middling, 4 7-lrV; middling. 10 5-lc;
food middling, 1012-1; fair middling,
1 t-14e, nominal. Recelpta, 260 bale; tocE,
LIVERPOOL!. Aug. -14.-COTTON-Spot(
aulat; price 2 points lower; Amerioaa mld
ling fair. 115d: rood mlddlinsr. 4.47r1: mM.
dllng. 6.6Td: low mlddllnc. L47d: mod
ordinary, 5.23d; ordinary, 1 4Sd. Th tales
of th dy were 4,000 bale of which 604
wore tor speculation ana export nd ' In
cluded 4,900 American. Recelpta, t.000 bale.
Incltidlna 1.000 American.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14 COTTON Ms rke
teady; middling, l(H4c; sales. 24 bales; re
ceipts, none; shipments, 77$ bales; stock,
Metal Market-
NEW TORK. Aug. . 14. METAL Th
metal market waa lower, with spot quoted
at A 191 6 and future at 181 lis Sd. but
th local market was strong and higher
t $41.904160. Copper was klxher la th
London msrket, with spot quotsd at. $$
los and future at 92 7s 44. Lak copper
wa quoted at $14.42Htrl4.74 In the local
market; electrolytic at $l$.27H912.s0; cast
ing at siAWtrrisss. u was unchanged
at 26.75 In the local market and at it m
London.' Spelter wa uncharged at 24
17s 4d in London and at MOO&4.10 Io th
local market. Iron waa higher In th Eng
lish market with standard foundry quoted
at 5Is 4d and Cleveland warrant at 42
aftta. locally iron was higher; No. I foun
dry northern. $19 6340.00; No. I foundry
northern. $19.Ww)l9.60: No. 1 foundry couth-
em. 91 ooftii.go; iv o. 1 lounary aoutnem,
$19 604JP19 09
ST. LOtlS, Aug. 14 METALA Lead,
quiet at so-; spelter, quiet at s so.
Otla s4 Reel a.
' OfL CITT, Pa.. Aug. 14 -OSI.S-Credlt
balance. $168; shipments.. 71. 732 bbl.; avr
axe. 42.000 bbl.: run. 17.662 bbl.: averasa
6.9e9 bbls.; shipments. Lama. 20.22 bhla.;
average, 0 111 bbls.; runs. Lima, 1,04$ bbl.;
versg. 22.406 bbla
SAV ANNAH. G.. Aug. 11-OlL Turpen-
uns, armi
Pat. I 1505. 1105.11204. 11202. jlSOI. 1901. 1900.
Aug. I.
Aug. 4.
AUg. .
Aug.
Aug. 7..
Aug. ...
Aug. ..
Aug. 10..
Aug 11..
Aug. 12..
Aug. 12..
Aug. 14..
22T4, 5 62!
11
07i
"1,
W
6 M
si
I 79
4 94
6 96
$ 8
( 94
o
e5
4 M 4 9S
6 OKI
5 or,
5 02
6 04
6 07l 6 OS
04
S 11
5 141 6 0T
6 021
4 84
4 81
4 94
a
I 191
5 26
I 21
7 29
7 21
7 26
T 271
7 09
79
6 161 4 22
6 21 6 74 4 72
I 7W
I
I 82
6 79
6 So
6 451
I ill 1 n
6 1$
4 14
10$
i 16
6 761
a
6 74
$77
4 01
4 99
4 94
4 98
Sunday.
RA.NOE OF rRlCES.
e.A ft.
Omaha as swv m m arLe aa
Chicago lira itoSim
Ksness City 10f.10 5.0rvS4.12U
St. Loul 2.0n4.1 1.7694.14
Sioux City 16kg.00 l.tb&t.W
MONDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
---- - . 'w " inri numwr ot cars
of tockr and feeder shipped to th
wV,,, Buu sueir point 01 Destination:
. CATTLE. Cars,
tomitei"bH:. -q I
Charles Swanaon. Avoer--Mo'.''ir;!!!.'.'.'.'.'!.' 1
e. ... tannin, Atianim, in. n. i. x
Bothn!!. Mlp A Co.. Iowa City. IA.-
. a. iMuioerry, ruioae, la Mil....
. 8. Flora, Rhodes, Ia.II!
r V 14, w n kA4.. a f ii
John Bear, Rhodes, la, Mil
v.. 4. ouch, nnoo.es, la Mil
rVnuf A. U U..H... r
John Schomas, Earfvlll," IH.ij'.".".'."
A. A. Wlllett, Anelmo O
C. W. Pugsley, Woodbine, la. I. C.
sxfyM3. wars.
otiweer, XT u 1 1 on, r.in. rt. g 1
The ofTlrlel numKee a( A A.k
brought In today by each road was:
t-aiur nogs, one p. n f a
.. .-.
2
26
18
i
1
1
1
1
1
D.-D.
2
2
Cars.
C. M. A St. P $
Missouri Pacific 2
Union nolflc avnfem la
C. A N. W., east
u. a n. w., west 70
c ., ct. r., n. a u
C, B. A Q.. east
tj., . ei u., west cs
C, K. I. A P., east... 1
C, R. I. A P., west
Illlnnla Central
Chicago O. W
62
20.
14
40
12
$
t
T
902
25
1
U
Attle. log. Sheep.
651 2.1A2 664
. 470 . 2,492 1764
T.M7 2.2M 1.19$
244 4,775 9i6
1 11$ ....
57 ,
122
7
75
14
109
10
18
24
4
22
116
. 120 .... 6, 28$
nvt.1 ...!.!( ' sea
w ... . t.i,k.,,i,,,iiM eve ve ... a
Tbe HlannalttAi. (if tlie Aavla MMlnt. v. .
as follows, each buyer purchasing th num.
v. snv iiiuivstm.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Comrtanv
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour uo
Vansant 4k Co
Carey
Lobman A Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
Huaton A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild.
L. P. Huss
Wolf ,
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root ft Co ,
Rullah A Kline
McConnangley
Other buyers ,
Total $.668 12.718 10812
CATTLE Receipt of caul were light
again today. In spits of the fact that th
market ha been showing considerable Im
provement during the last few days.
Tbe light receipts of beef catle have
made buyer hungry for supplies and they
wer out early thla morning and wer free
buyer of th mors deslrabls kind. Cattl
of that description might b quoted a
strong with th trad fairly actlv. There
wer eornfeds good enough to bring 96.00
and westerns better then $5.00. The lee
deslrabls kind of beeve were a little alow
and no more than steady; In fact, sellers
who had cattle that wer not spectalty
desirable were quoting the market no mor
than ateady.
The market on cows and heifers was In
about the same condition aa the steep mar
ket, that Is, the better and more deslrabl
kinds wer free eller st strong price,
while the commoner kinds moved off At
about yesterday's figures.
There were mor atocker and feeder
here than for om day back and also
som better cattl. The demand wa good
end th market firm on deslrabl kinds, a
high $4.46 being paid for good western
feeder.
Representative !:
BEEP STEERS.
ST. Ae. Pe. Bo.
t..- tiet 9 I 4...
4 441 I 4 41...
1 141 4 44 94...
H 101 4 40 4...
g 40 4 44 Tt...
11 ID $44 ...
I ...144 44 M...
M Mil 9 40 44...
tu w a.
14...
It...
4...
1...
I...
I...
It...
I...
9...
(. 1 VM4 $ 49
I....
1....
1...
ir.
1....
1....
1...,
4...
!....
$....
....U4
.... 140
....1104
....1041
....14
II.'.'.'.
$ 9
9 94
9 94
9 94
4 91
9 49
... II IM
... m 94
.J 404 -4 44
..1104 I 44
..10S4 4
HEiriRS.
.. 44 9 44 1
.. 114 9 14 1
BULLS.
.. 99 9 44 1 ,
..110 1 44 I
..140 $ 14 1
C ALT En.
A.
...1044
...1111
...1114
...144
...1141
...1101
...1104
...1444
... 971
... 9U
... 171
... 114
...1044
...1014
...144
... 44
Pf.
t II
9 94
4 41
4 14
4 44
6 44
4 4
4 4
4T
I 9
I 49
9 4
I
I 44
9 4B
9 14
9 14
...1014
...14W
...1044
4 14
4 l '
4 4
944 4 14 4 m 6 4
14 4 44 ' 4 114 4 94
94 4 94 1 ,. IM 4 44
to 4 K 4 141 I M
144 4 44 1 let $ 44
110 4 e
STOCK EH 3 AND FEEDERS.
T74 9 4 14 411 4 4
144 4 14 4 107 $ M
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
1$ cow.. v. 1074
cow 966
cows 490
4 cow..
27 ealves,
1 bull..
1 cow...
I heifer... 674
1 00 w 1140
1 ow M0
I cow 90
COWS 901
4 tockern, Sol
. 907
. 240
.1CU6
.1010
4 00
t 00
146
as
J
40 trs....l3S4
12 eteer.. .11
1 eow 1070
1 eow 1110
SOUTH
feeder.. 782 $ T5
22 feeder.. V4 4 $0
bull ano 1 so
feeder... 4 10 $ CO
feeders..''-' I 84
22 feeders.. lvi
2 feeder.. M
W. R
1 bull 11
1 eow to
I eow 5t4
8. E
1 bull SM
1 cow 900
ft row 974
14 fdr.. 445
$ 00
t 10
t 25
1 90
400
2 40
2 85
44
16
85
00
25
WTOMINO.
4 cow 1104
1 eow liiO
I cow 1004
1 feeder... 490
1 bull 130
1 cow 930
t heifers... S0
1 heifer.... 700
1 eow 8f0
I eow M
1 eow 1000
T cow M7
14 tr....!2f
$ cows 944
1 eow 1090
DAKOTA.
. 1 feeder... 47S
11 feeders. .104
I feeder.. 990
17 feeder.. liA$
feeder... 90
feeder. .110$
IS feeders.. Un
Wood Nebraska.
ieow 860
cows lout
1
75
I. W
I 76
f 75
Wsleb-Nebraaka.
2 26 t bull 1414
2 60 10 cow sit
2 75 I heifer... 711
$ 96 4 feeders . 434
J. U. CrMwU-fVr.
too
t 40
2 40
I 90
K
ios
t 85
8 40
100
IS
tit
too
4 05 '
I 75
l
4 44
4 at
174
t 6
is
IV4
M steer... .1110
10 steer. ...11.1
4 steer.. ,.lt0
t Steers..,. (
I steer.. ..inert
t ters ...tom
4 28
4 10
4 15
1 25
4 TO
2 00
tte
i t
I teeT....1110
teem.. ..111
4 steers.. ..I"!
$ steers. ...lni
1 steer 10W
t 75
2 90
I 90
4 95
I 60
Co. Wyoming.
I cows aTl
42 feeder. .1044
t W
4 45
4
t 40
I 40
The Tolland
IOI row..,. 944 $ 44
44 cow 414 141
Th Tolland Co. Wyoming.
58 tera..,.10ns 4 25
Prundage Bro Wyo.
1 steers... I 4 75 1 er 1170
4 teer....1178 4 06 T cow 107
2 cow looo 2 75
Mlddl Fork Co. Wyo.
$2 cows it $ $0 7 cows 105
41 steer. ...1169 4 20
H. P. rtukerdyke South Dakota.
17 feeder. .1067 4 50
JHOG.8 The recelpta of hog th
heaviest of any dsy since June 29. 2f2 car
being reported In. Thla big run would
eem to lndlct that the country 1 com
ing to th conclusion that hogs are going
still lower and prefer to take present prices
te waiting until later.
Ruvers st sited out thl morning with tins
determination to bresk the market still
further and they were materially aided In
their effort bv th liberal receipt. A a
result the market w lowr right from
the outlet, and while seller mad quite
an effort to tem the tide, they were coin-
Selled to rive In and let their hogs go at a
ecllne. While a good many hog did not
look over 6c lower, the general market
would have to be quoted aa fully 64jloc
lower, and not especially actlv at the de
cline. The decline wss. If anything, the heaviest
n the top hogs, that Is, on th good light
weights. It will be noted from the ale
below that very few light hogs even
touched $4.09, wheress yesterdsy a good
mspv load sold at and above that price.
Another thing that will be noted from the
sales Is that price on th different grde
of bog wer cloer together than has been
the rule for some little time hnck; In other
words, sale were more closely bunched.
In considering ,thl market It would b
well to bear la mind that prlcee st this
point are still right cioee up to Chicago.
nepreeeniauv sniee;
Ke.
44.
44.
41.
41.
11.
70.
41.
40.
19.
4.
94.
44.
44.
44.
ii
40.
44.
41
41.
141.
41..
44..
A.
....14
....441
....111
....177
....401
....M
....HI
....401
....141
....lit
Bu.
No.
14...
41...
44...
II...
71...
T...
II...
Tt...
lat
HI
171
934
ttt
10
Ml
rsi
114
tli
Ill
Ml
44.. .......44
44 14
M 444
11 144
41 lit
4 144
II t0
44 Ml
14 941
41 14
44 144
II ...Ml
44 144
44... ,...t4
44..I Ml
..144
44...
14...
14...
40...
11...
1...
.141
..921 1
..141
..910
,..114
4ft
14
11
14....
44
44....,
41
14
14....
4....
44....
41....
74....
14....
14....
44
44....
41....
41....
44....
14....
11....
' 41....
T4....
Tt....
41....
74....
14....
44....
47....
44..,.
71....
94....
AV.
...Ml
...Ml
...l7
...144
....117
...147
...irr
...m
,...440
...tt4
...ni
...141
...414
...111
...110
...III
...117
...110
,...!!
...10
...no
...rw
...104
...in
...m
...111
...104
...111
...lit
...lot
...14
...114
...K4
...904
...11
...140
...lot
...114
...144
...114
.410
4h.
40
140
IN
140
44
4
140
lro
40
110
14
4
44
14
40
IN
ito
90
ft.
I 44
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 15
9 44
4 44
I 44
I M
4 4
4 44
4 M
4 41
4 47
4 47
4 47
4 17
4 47
4 41
4 9t4
4 41
4 41
4 44
4 40
4 44
8 44
4 40
4 4
I 44
4 40
4 40
4 40
I 94
4 4
4 41
I 41
t 44
1 44
4 44
4 47
4 00
40 ,
40 4 44
th sheep
Ft.
4 1
... 4 II
... 4 Tt
... t 11
... 174
... 174'
... 9 40
4 4 40
40 4 40
... I 44
... 4 40
114 4 44
... t 41
IN I 40
.... 4 90
... 4 90
44 I 44
40 I 40
40 $ 40
... I 4
... I 44
ii 4 it
40 1 1114
44 4 41V,
... 4 41
10 4 tti
144 4 41
IN 9 l
... 111
... 4 41
44 9 41
..; 4 M
1N 6 11
IM 4 41
14 9 41
IN 4 41
M I 41
4 4 41
40 4 44
194 4 44
4 4 41
44 4 4
... 4 44
4 6 4
STAGS.
94 4 5 I...
SHEEP A noted yesterdsy
market was rather slow so far aa fat
wether and lamb were concerned and yet
the most of the receipts, large aa they
were, were cleaned up before the close.
This morning there wa another liberal
run and the market again opened slow on
fat stuff. This was due In part to un
favorable reports from other market points,
which made packers a little cautious, and
In part du to th fact that a considerable
proportion-of the receipts did not arrive
at the yard until lat In the forenoon.
Thl almost always make a slow market,
as there la a natural disposition on the
part of packers to wait until everything la
In before making selection. While th
trade waa alow, a noted above, packer
kept picking around and such stuff as they
wanted they paid Just about ateady price
for. Thu th Rhea Brother' Montana
wether old at $6, the same a yesterday.
Th fact that eastern market are breaking
be unmistakably created a rather weak
feeling In the market for fat sheep and
lamb, even though price do not show
much Chang as yet.
Th market on feeders wa actlv and
fully 'teady-and seller found very little
difficulty in disposing, of anything deslr
abl to a feeder buyer. In fact the feeder
buyer wer the main aupport of the mar
ket and anything that they could uae old
at very satisfactory prlcea. One big string
of thirteen car of Wyoming wether sold
to a feeder buyer at $4.80.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
spring lamb, $4.76 7.40; fair to good
prlng lambs, $4.86474.76; good to cholc
yearlings, 14.60 4.00; fair to good year
lings, $5.26 06.60; good to Choioe wethers,
44 (&Q6.00; fair to good wethers, $4400
4.T5; good to choice ewes, $1.2004.80;
fair to good ewes, $1.40 4. 20.
Quotation on feeder: Lamb, $5.7$ 9
4.85: yearling. $6.00 5 40; wether. $4.60
4.76: ewe. $2.6004.25.
Renreaentatlva sales:
Noj
I Wyoming buck ....
52 Wyoming wether .
$15 Wyoming we ....
1 Wyoming ewe .....
482 Wyoming wether
247 Wyoming wether
240 Wyoming wether
241 Wyoming wether
240 Wyoming wether
460 Wyoming wether
1 native wether
t native ew and wi
4 natlv cull lamb..
20$ native yearling ...
21 natlv yearling ...
i natlv yearling ....
natlv lamb ,.
59 natlv lamb ......
. t natlv lamb
408 Idaho lamb
U Idaho lamb
404 Idaho lamb
501 Wyoming awe ....
lit Idaho- ewe
414 Montana wethers .
124 Montana wether .
65 Wyoming wether .
7 Idaho bucks
196 Idaho cull. lamb..
' Ave. Pr.
.... 10 2 00,
.... 94 4 10
,... 108 4 60
,... 102 4 60
5 4 75
.... 92 4 76
M 4 74
94 4 75
.... 94 4 76
.... 96 4 75
.... 120 I 00
,...112 100
.... 65 5 25
.... 78 5 85
.... 8 t6
.... 90 I 86
7 8 76
48 4 75
.... 70 $75
.... 74 J 00
.... 76 00
.... T4 TOO
.... 104 . 4 45
.... 109 4 45
....lit too
,...112 fOO
....104 tOO
.... 67 4 00
.... 64 4 24
dlsn steer. 52.fl0O6.25; Cows and heifer.
$M,0K4JtMV
HOOS Receipt. 4.R00 head; market,
steady; pigs and lights, $A rvfl I: per hern
$V7Mi10; butcher and beet heavy, $A.0isJ
SHE IT.P AND LAMR!t-Recetpt. 4,f
head: market, steady; native mutton. 49 0$
4Tn; lamb. $4001 7 00: cull and buck,
$1.60ti 00; stocker. $160416.50.
Stoek la light.
Receipts of live stock at th Big princi
pal western markets reaterd ay :
cattle. Hog, uneep
... s.iv
CHICAOO LITB STOCK MARKET
Cattl StrragfwHaar Slaw ta riv
Coats Higher Akeep Steady.
CHICAOO.' Aug. 14. CATTLE Reoelpta,
4,500 hsd; market strong; common to prim
steer. $2.764jr.75: cows, $2.8604.70; heifers,
$2.oeje.86; bull. $2.0OQ4.6O: calve, $3.0037.00;
BtocKer ana reeaer. ix nuajt..
HOOS Receipt. 15,000 head; light to
higher, other alow; choice to prime heavy,
$6.&yd.0t; medium to good heavy. $5.fi4.9J;
butcher-weights, $4.0ff4.20; good to cholc
heavy mixed. $6 $rtff4 00; packing, $5 60"OS.60;
pigs, $5 60S4 10. 1
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, sorry)
head; market steady; sheep, $4.2K14.7t;
yearling, $6.003 4.35; lamb. $4 0097.86.
Kaaaaa City I.lv Stack Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. Aug. 1 4. -CATTLE
Receipt. 14,000 head. Including 1,000 south
ern; market, steady to strong; top, $4.90;
cholc axport and dressed beef eteer. 2Svt
4.20; fair to good. 14. 0n3S, 40; western fed
Steers, 52.50dl4.00t stacker and feeder, $2.50
C-4 00; southern steers. $2.40774.26; southern
cow. $2.or0 25: native cow. $lfo4 25;
natlv heifers, $2 .00416.00; bulla, $2.0002.8);
calve, $2.60436.75.
HOOB Recelpta, t.soo head; market,
teady to weak; top, $410; bulk of Bales,
9C604.0t; heavy. $6 763.6; packer. $6.90
4.06: lights, $4 984.10; nigs. 9s oOr76.7$.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1500
head; market, ateady to active; lamb, $4 00
07.60: heep and yearling. $4.6084. 40; weal,
em fad yearlings, $6.0u&4.00; wentsrn fed
sheep, $4.26436.26; stockers and feeder. $2.76
454.00: 1
St. Joseph Live Stack Msrket.
, ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipt. $.147 bead. Market steady to weak:
natives. $4 5043410; cows and heifers, $1,600)
6.00; stacker and feeders, nOOcHU.
HOOS Receipts. 7.900 head. Market was
teady to te lower: light, $t.8f4410; me
dium nd .heavy. $4.804 00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recei ttt. t.130
head. Mrkt steady to weak; Utah lambs,
$7.26.
1 1 1 .ii.
, Hoax City Uis Staek Mark!.
SIOUX CITT. la., Aug. li-tSpeclsl Tsl
rrsm ) C A TTI.B Receipts, 400 head; mar.
ket 10c higher; stockers, ateady: beeves,
$4 onf(x): cows, bulls and mixed, C.top4 :
stockers and feeder, $1,0044.00; ealve and
yearling, tt tB 4. w.
HOOi Receipts, 44) head; market 6
Hlher.MlUag St $5.4t4.00. bulk ( sal,
; : j
C Vmmtm Live Staak Market.
ST. LOTMS. Mo., Aug. 14. CATTI-E Re
celpta. 4.0U0 head. Including 2.400 Texan;
market, natives, strong: Texan, ateady;
natlv shipping aaa export steers. $4 9
4 16; dressed beef end butcher steers, $1.40
fti.75; steer under 1.000 lbs, $30094.60;
Stockers end feeder. 42(10434.40: rows and
heifers. 414-41 . canners. $1 OrnSl.Tt: bulla.
H Jtxft-tOOi etJv, fl.0utj4.2t, Ttxaa and la-
South Omaha
8lotix City ..
Kanoaa city
St. Joseph ...
St. Louis ....
Chlctgo
Total
"0
, 14,000
. $.147
. 4.000
. 4.60O
.. 11.247
I4 6
4,ivi
An0
7
t.wo
15.000
66,100 27.44
lAOt
4.'
20. Ota)
OMAHA WHOI.KSALH MARKJST.
Staple aasl Paaey rredmee.
EOGS-Rlrceipt, liberal: freah toek, 140.
LIVR rOt'LTHT-Hena. SHSJlOe; roost
ers, 5c: turkeys. Utjltc,; ducks, Jc; pring
chickens, la-ilic per lb.
BCTTKR Packing etock, lto; cholo
fancy dairy. lKlltc: creamery. 114J11HO.
HAT Prlc quoted by Omaha Peed eom
pany. Choice upland, $8 60; medium, $4.00
coarse, t7.r4i8.00. Rye straw, $i.0.
BRAN Per ton, $lo.O0.
VEUETABL.BS.
TOMATOES-llom grown. pr basket of
tt lb., 60c .
WAX BEANS-Per mrkt basket 4
about 16 lb., 50c.
TfRNIPS, BEETS AND CARROTS Par
bu. cft1.00.
LF.AF LETTUCE Hothouse, par doa.
head. 90c.
CBI.ERT Per 00., too.
CUCUMBERS Horn growa, per So,
26c.
ONIONS Home grown, 2Ho Pr lb.
ORKKN ONIONS Per dwS bunohe. tOe.
R A DIBH ES Per do, bunch, 150.
FOTATOES-Psr bu.. 45c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $1.85; No. X ttTt.
LIMA BEANS Per Ib. 6Vo.
QKKK.N PEPPERS Per nrkt bakt
VROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Valenclaa. all sues, $6.60.
LEMONS-Umonlera, extra fancy, 944
site. $7.60; 3a) sise, $;.7&; $40 slse, $6.04; other
brrtnOH, $1.00 less.
BANANAS Per medium-! bunch.
tl.3tf2.26; lumbo. $2 oOfjl.OO.
FRUITS.
PEACHES Tellow freeetone. $110; Ml
sourl, per o-banket crate; $1.00; California
Elbertae, per, box, $1.00.
PLtM-iViifornls, $1.50431.75,"
PEAKS-Bartlett, per box, $1154LtO.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., 1C, or About
201 36c each.
CANTELOUPES Colorado and Arlsona,
per crat tstandard). $2.60: poni, $160.
CUT BKKF PRICKS.
No. 1 rib. 12c; No. 2 ribs, luc; No. t rlba,
6c; 'No. 1 loin, 16; NO. t lota, llc:
No. t loin, 4c: No. 1 ehuck, so; No. I
chuck, 4a; No. I cltuck, 8c; No. 1 round, tct
No. t round, 7c; No. 1 round, 6e; No. 1
plat, lc; No. I plat. 2c; No. I plat, to.
MIBCKLLAN1UOUB.
CIDER Per keg, $2.76. per bbl, $4.71
HONEY New, per 24 lb.. $3.4.
CHEESE Swiss, .new, 14oi Wtaaonsla
brick, 13V-14C1 Wisconsin llmbergar, l$o
twin. laShc; young Americana, 14o.
Sl'QAR Unuiulated cane, to bbl., $4. Ml
granulated cane, in sack, $5.81; granulated
beet, In sacks, $6.21.
BYRUP-In bbla, tTo pr gal. 1 In cs,
t 10-lb. cans, $1.70; esses, a 6-lb. can, 41.40;
cases. 24 2-lb. cans, $1.85. '
COFFEE Roaated. No. 85, IStr per lb I
No. . 20Hc per lb.; NO. 2S, 18H Pf ib.S No.
20, I6H0 per lb. I No. 21. 12A per lb.
NUiB Walnut. No. 1, oft shell, new
crop, per lb., lc; hard hell, - per lb.,
14v. Pecan, large, per lb., 14c: small, per
lb., 12c. Chill walnuta, per lb., lUVpo,
Almond, soft sheHs, per lb., 17; har4
shells, per lb., 15c. Cocoanat. $400 par aaaf
of 100.
CURED FISH Family whlteflah, par
quarter bbl., 100 lbs.. $400: Norway mack
erel, No. 1. 2 00; No. 2, 124.00; No. $. $30.00;
Irish, No. 2, $14 00; herring. In bbl.. 204 lb,
each, Norway, 4k. $12 00: Norwty 2k, $U.00
Holland, mixed, ill. 00; Holland herring, la
kegs, milker, 80c; kegs, mlxsd. 70a.
CANNED UOOD-Corn. taniard west
ern, 66BtXc; Maine. $1.15. Tomato, t-ln
can. $1.06421.40; t-lb. v74c$l.oo. Plnaap-
Ele. grstetl. 2-lb., 1106431.90: alloed. 81.91X9
20: gallon apple, fancy, $2 00; California
pricots, $f7tlvitOO; pear. 11.74412.10; peach,
fancy, $1.75452.401 H C. peclie. $1.004514.
Alaska salmon, red, $126; fancy Chinook, P.,
$2.10; fancy sockeye. F $1 .; sardine. Vh
oil, $2.50: H mustard, $J aOfll lO. Sweet po
ts toe a, Al.lBT71.26: sauerkraut, tl.OO; puma
kin. SOctni.OO; wax bean. 2-lb., 75Boo
lima beana, t-lb., 75cO$l.U; spinaeh, il.Ut
cheap I"' .''D nci "tT. "6 90c; fanoy,
''HIDES' AND TALLOW-Oraen alte4.
No. 1. 1214c; No. 2, llHc: full hide. Hi4Vct
freen 'Mes. No, 1. 10c; No X tc; hers.
1.6092 -:; hep pelt. tOcfttLtS. Tallow, No.
I, 4c: No. , tc.
wuuLr rar id., l&sz&o. . .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
8. Louise Brunett to Henry L. Tukr,
lota 41 and 42, block 1, Saunders it
' Hlmebaugh' 1,400
South Omaha Land Co. to Btaahaus
lanssalky, lot 4, block HI, South
Omaha tot
George W. Brla-gs and wife to Wm.
Coulter and wife, lot t, Haas subdlv. 1,200
Carl J. Bergqulst to Charles H. Qatton
lot 7, block 1, Lake View 1,160
Frederick R. Whtiaker and wife t
Anna 8. Kalal, lot 4, block t. Forest .
Hill 1,509
Geo. C. Metcalf and wife to I. I.
Dunn, et al. Iota 41 and 42, Windsor
Place v..... t.409
Fred B. Hood and wlf to Frank B.
BUM, W68 ft. lot 11 and It, block 24. ,
S. Omaha v... t.Etj
Isabella A. Relchenberg to Alfred
. Sorenson, lot 10, block t. Reed s 4th 1004
Alice May Haarwarm and husband to
Antonla Wrd, 47 ft. lot 4, block; f
Improvement A sen. Add 1,504)
Charles S. Hayward and wife to Frank
C. Hayward, lot 18, block 10, Hans
corn Place 1
Mary Svaclna Rarta and husband to
Chaa. F. Kuncl. lot t. , block . 4,
Kountie 8rd t.OOn
Mvrtle E. Jackson to Ella F. Cum
mins, lot 6. block 14 Patrick 2nd .. 1
Edward W. Homan to Adam Kundert,
lot 2, ubdlr. lot t, Olae s 900
Total August 14
.$J4,0Ot
AMERICAN GUARANTY CO.
of CbleagO, UstabUaksA It.
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pon. ObllgaUoasi
lot Th perment ef the prlselpal ef bead.
ti. Mvni ml interaat en honda
le Tha redemptlo ot eorpoenle stork
4th Th parntant of aivioesna o
kl. areterred StOCK.
It also perlorsM Ih following
III rllenti: .,
Flrel-Seesre th er4ee t rosnrtshe
trust oompanr U not as maioo tor the eoae
holflers aa4 te eertlff te the '' et
tha honda '
Aeeoad Prsparoi th aeeasary 4m4 (
trust Is eenformltr ellh th raeelrsiasi M
the trustee.
Third Ha tha kond s4 sou pons ae
Brav4 or lithographed, saying Mate Safer th
o SI os re of tha corporation ready for enoestles.
Foarth Attend to all tha details ef as
Issue of henda, relieving the efhers of 4a
aanoranc Incidental theeeto. - -
FII4h Fnrnlshas sngrave4 er lUkagraphog
eentAcntes ef atook hearing proper enaore.
nsnt of guarnmr readr for ssesaaso.
Sixth Prepares and eubaatta th Ssesa of
seeeaaary anotlons and resolutions to ho pass
hr the stockholders an dimeters as ether
viae superviae all work la ear avaaaar si
fseting th legality of lb lassasns at Us
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BOVOIT Al SOLS.
Befor buying or celling any stock
Scur our quotation. Vt 8f Sttke4
to prior sal.
Taylor Mountain (Colorado) want bid
and offering.
American DeFort Wireless (com). Ill
Con. Jefferson Oold and Copp 11
Oolden Treaaur Placer 1 Idaho) ..... .WW
Merganthaler Basket ItVtS
Mogul Preferred, tB.-H ) .T4
beara, Roebuck, Preferred .......... SSS.M
Sea, Roebuck, Common. .......... .$oA.O
Standard Con. (Oregon) 14 W
Taylor Mountain iC'cio). Ws want to buy
U. 8. Graphite Preferred , TM
STOOXa WAJTTS9.
Offer us any atock or bond you have
for aal. Vv want Taylor Mountain,
Arlsona-Colorado Copper Belt. Night
hewk. Standard Consolidated, Coronado
Oold, Bonora Bonansa. Merganthsvler
Basket And Script. A mason Oold, Oreat
Western Henderson). Sanltot ChemtoeJ.
Columbus Consolidated (B. H.), HabbAs-A-Elllolt.
German Amarlcan Coffee.
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eTOCIC BROKE R8,
1201 StouA Kabaai( Bldtv, CtacAaio. t