Nebraska Newspapers

    TTIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 190(1
r
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wfcot Down EatI; Up Acaia on, fkort
4bbWMsbbb,
FOREIGNERS CONTINUE. TO REDUCE BIDS
Deaaeetle mm 4 Earepeaa Bltoatlea
Feearable te Btfii Septet) ber
Corm Beatea Dwt Nearly a
Cent Cask Market Weak.
OMAIIA. Aug. 11 IK.
The September htt option was oft
early, selling He lower on the wttkntii
In th southwest, but after a certain
amount of selling the aoorta began to
cover ana price went to about yester
day eloee. The news favored the beat.
Foreign crop report were favorable and
cable were lower. Export bualnea waa
low and again bid from foreigner war
reduced. Receipt rer heavy, though c
ceptance from first hand are eald to have
been light. 1 ha nortnwest market, which
- -fvyvrxm inti ina eariy
t Pr,n wheat would bo heavy.
iPAirr,e.1 ta "ported large and of
excellent quality. Option trade la light.
J? corn al September nearly a
a??.. ilir r reinforced by many
ItX? ? who tiav ao far been on th other
t'S buJ Wb-Oo llea have been changed
:-00nllnue1 V prospects for a large
crop. Deferred futurea sympathised In a
ur' Over the country generally ac
ceptance ara aald to be Increasing and a
't.tr movement 1 expected oon. The
- iraex, vii weak.
Primary wheat receipt were KM. 000 bueh
i end shipments l&s.oo buahel, against
reee pta laat year of 472,000 bushels and
anlpment of 434,000 bushel. Corn receipt
were 414.0O0 buehel and hlpment 4.0i0
Bushels; agalnat recelpta laat year of 429.0(e)
buahel and (hlpment of 412,000 buahel.
K'.rnc' wer 21000 buahel wheat,
.JS7vb?, nour -m buahel corn and
2,tX bushel oat.
Uverpool closed HO! lower on wheat
nd V,4JNd lower on corn.
From the Record-Herald: "Despite laat
week's ralna thrntierh ih. ...
Indications yesterday that th movement
of corn to market had begun. The gain
wa not large enough to make a big show-
um i n; no poini, out at Ul rata 01
Increase reported by receiver and caeh
handler yesterday the effect will be very
apparent at the terminal markete In an.
other week. Corn recelpta at Chicago have
been rurnlng under 100 ear average for
the last week and receipts have been lea
inan enipment tor th month to data.
Predictions of a doubling of th dally ar
rivals here within a week were freely
mue yeaieraay. a local dealer aald: "Sep
tember la the month of large recelpta in
corn. I believe, with the present proapecte
for the new crop, that the farmer will
tak advantage of the premluma on the
September delivery here to sell their old
euro.
Local range of optional
Article. Open. High.) Low. Cloae.l T y
Wheat-1 I
Sept.... 3A
Deo.... $A
Corn I I
I
I
2TtAl
6A
6814A
M
66i
tA
Rept... 5A
Dec... A
May... 40ai
. . . i
MA
4A
MTiAi
tHB
40t.A
WTA
A asked. B hid.
Omaha Cask Sate.
. WHEAT No. 2 hard, I car. 64c; No. 1
i car,. o.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard.'lMUc: No. I hard.
C&Slc; No. 4 hard. I20tc; No. I spring,
38
:OP.N-NO. I yellow. 44 He: No. 1 white.
wc; ro. s, tqrnG.
OATS No. t mUed. 2f8ttKe; No. I white,
ornate; rto. wnite, xvtfwo.
t bye-No. t. net no. . tyo. . (
:' 1 ' Carlot Recelpta. '
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kanaaa City
Minneapolis -.
Omaha .......
Duluth
SU Loul ....
to
lit
lot
It
a
T60
M
14
M
Kt
CHICAGO ORAIH AJtD PROTIglOKS
Peatarea ef th Tradlaa; aad CteslasT
Prlee oa Board ( Trade.
CHICAOO, Aug. 11 Clear weather In the
northwest waa one of the chief reeaona
.for a decline, in wheat today which re
tutted in the price touchlna- (he lowest
point in several year, the September option
selling at f,o. At th close September
was off HO He Corn waa down HO He
Oat showed a loss of He. Provisions
were zc to tvc higher.
r or the nrst time in over three year
wheat In the local market sold under 70c.
that price being shaded He on a few trades
In the September option, made within the
first hour of the session. The market waa
. nflueneed by lower cablea and continued
ssceiient weather tor harvesting in Mln
. esota and the Dakotaa. After th first
ilsplay of weaknesa the market held fairly
iteady throughout the day. The cloae wax
iteaay. September opened a shade to
HO lower, at 70c to 70Hc. sold between
Tc and 7OH0H0 and closed at 70Ho.
Clearance of wheat and flour were eouaJ
to H&.aOO bushel. Primary recelpta were
t43,0u0 bushel. comnared with 7lnm)
buahela for the corresponding time a year
Minneapolis, ituiuu ana Chicago re
ported receipt of 48 car agalnat 4M cara
taat waea ana an car a year ago.
. reriect weather for the growing crop
cuu a weaa tone in me corn market
during the greater part of the day. Caah
house and pit trader sold freely. The
otose waa rainy a i eaay, September opened
HWHe lower at 4Ho to 4H. aold off to
4ao and closed at 4l(4gHo. Local receipt
were M car with 45 car of contract grade.
Oat were quiet and weak. September
opened unchanged to He higher at lOHe to
. etc, mtia an 10 avc ana Cioeea at tows.
Local receipt were 18t ear.
Provisions were firm. September pork
closed 7 Ho higher at I4T.17H. -, Lrd waa
P 2H at hj.. Rlba were SHe higher
i n.w.
Estlmatd reeliytfl for tomorrow? Wfe
. 1TI cars; corn, 96 cart; oat a, )tf eaxi; hoc a,
, WW IINU1,
Th leading future ranged a follow:
Article. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Tti'r
Wheat III
I
eept... twhitohjth m
Deo..,
May..
Den..
'HiTTHtrHI
TTHOHlTTHOH
tHHl
4H
41
44H
I8H H
M'atl-H.
"H eW
May.,
.I44H046
4S
tl
Hl
ual
I
ton!
Bept...p)Hflll
0H
aTt
Dec
!3fH
11 H
Si
May..
Pork
Sept.. Jan..
Oct..
H
IT M
hJ
WH
IT H
IT II
U M
TO
I Tt
t m
1 to
t M
IT 20
u u
Ut7H
UTH;
IS su
I TO
I Tt
0
T W
I M
I Ti
t M
!W
T M
0
I M
I IT
v
t u
. Nov...
Jsn
lttbs
Sept.
, Oct.
Jan.
tIJHl
T 7
I ttH
I TO
1I7H
t T1U
TITvJl
t T7U
T RH
TMHl
" No. 1 '
Cash quotation were aa follows-
FLOrH Barely steady: winter patents.
t3.tot.u; strsfghta, t3.tr6t); erring
Susie uia, .hjo.oa
kera, OliMitiO.
.Vt H EAT No. 1 tBffTle: No, t red, tojp
CORN-No. t. 4O60c; No. 1 yellow. eO
051.
OATSNo. t lOHc: No. 2 white, UHfl
BHc; No I white, lAfJBe,
RYE No. 1 64c. '
, BARLEY Good feeding. I744tc; fair to
'choice malting, difpilc.
SEEDS-No. 1 flax. I10TH; No, 1 north.
western, tl.ll
PROVISIONS-Short Mb aide (looae).
11 64It H. Mass pork, per bbl.. iiTKOti.1
Iard. per U lbs.. I Ti. Short clear side
Following wer h recelpta
ment of flour and grain)
Flour, bbl. tl.109
.Wheat, bu. ...i 4.mo
Corn, bu. ...a...... Il.ko
Oata, bu 2d4 K)
Rve. bu looo
.'Barley, bu T.TaO
an ahln.
m no
IM t"
111 O0
.TO
On th Produoa atchann todav the Ki.
ter market was firm; ereamerlen. lSH9c;
dalrlea. 17$e. Eg, tdy; at mark,
ease Included. 14lci flrt. WHc; prim
frrts, le; extraa, lOHc. Cheeaa. UH?
Peerta Hsikvi.
PEOP.IA. Aug. lt-fniiM.rariionj.
No. I yellow and No. 1 auHoi.No. 4.
no grade. 4H.
OATS Easy; No.
I white. Ve: No. I
White,
lie. Ho No, 4 white, tkfjHa
YF SUadjr; No. L Uc.
rUlBKI-Oo the baaia of tLttv v
RY
LiverawMl Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 14. WH CAT Spot
jemlnal; Ne. t lnter. le; futurea etaafy;
September. o Kd; December. . ta sd:
March, nominal.
COHN-Spot Kaady; Asoerlcaa nixed.
new. 4a TVd: American mixed, old. 4s VJ;
turee ouiet: SeDtemLer. 4a td: December.
4 -d.
SKW TURK . OE5FKAL MARKF.T
wotatla ( the Day ta Varleea
Conasaodltle.
NEW TORK. lua It rtntTR Receipt.
II 071 bbl.; exports. 10.218 bbls. Market was
eaay and lower; Minnesota patent, llg
4 40; Minnesota bakers. Hiw; winter
Patenta, UeOtjItt; winter straights. tl"0
ta; winter extraa, x.86i t; winter iow
grade. l 7f,fi4 in. Rve flour, active: fair
to good. 13 tvo4 75; choice to fancy, U.H3
100.
CORNMEAle-Stesdy: fine white and yel
low. ti JtfU6; ooaraa. Il.10tjl.ll. kiln dried.
U fl1 10.
rie Mominai; iso. I western, ko, c.
New Tork.
WHBAT Receipts, n,crt) bushel. Spot
isrket steady; No. I red, TWkc. elevator!
No. 2 red. Vc, t. e. b.,' afloat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, 4c.- t. o. b., afloat; No. t
hard winter, 74.0. f. O. b., afloat. Option
opened weak, became atnadler but later de
veloped rurther weakneaa and eiosea Ho to
e net lower as follow: May, ailec; Sep
tember, 77Hc; December, SWfro.
(.'URN Receipts, Zl.too bushel; export,
10 bushel. Spot market eaay: No. 1
6H elevator, and tee, f. o. b.. afloat; No.
yellow, sic: No. I white. 7e. The option
market waa weak on the bearish. Prloa
Current report, fine weather and llquida-J
tinn, closing to c net lower, fol
low: September. Uc; December, eZc,
OATS Kecelnta. 7&.01O bushels: export,
1028 bushel. Spot market steady; mixed
oeta, K to n pounds. 17c: natural white,
M to 13 pounds, tTVytrWHc; clipped white.
i to tv pound, oihawvc.
FEED Dull: anrlnc bran. I1AO0. August
hlpment. Middling. $20.00, August ahlp-
ment.
HAT Quiet: ehlpolnc. 46tT78: gnod to
choice, tocOtl.OS.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
IK, llfllfc-; 1904, nominal; old, nominal;
racino cos et, imjd, iixpisc; iwv uc; oias.
nominal,
HIDES-Steadr: Oalreaton. to 76 lb .
20c; California, 21 to S pound, tic; lexa
ory, Z4 to w pounds, ik.
LEATHERV-RtMOr aCld. FVD7MC.
PROVISIONS Beef, barely steady; fam
ily, HOOTKau.OO; me, (va60i beef ham.
il0f21W; packet, 2400(310.00; city extra
India mes, llS.SOflKM. Cut meats, quiet;
Pickled bellies, lldooau.OO; pickled shoulder.
Vs.aVtts.T5; pickled ham. ifj.OOflJ SO. Lard
teaay: western eteamen. w.rwai.iv; rennea,
steady; continent, M ; South America,
110 00; compound, ruH3P7-'H- Pork,
steady; family, til oAffll 00; short clear, $17 00
Oil 00; mess, $11.1541 M. 71
TAL.UOW steany; city iz per pug vi
country (pkga. free). 4'eWc.
RICE Steady; domestic, rair to extra.
tHtfoc; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; atreet prices for extra
creamery, SVsSttc; official prlcea, cream
ery, common to extra, ITHSJHc; reno
vated, common to extra, ltifiZOc; weatern
factory, common to firsts, 11Ho; western
first, ITHtflle.
CHEF.SE Strong: tte. full creams.
large and email fancy, llOHHe; srate
to good, 101 Oil He: Inferior. 9Wf
10 He; skim, full to beat, tc
EGOS Firm: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, J4tr.no: tai
choice, 22tfi3c; state mixed extra, tag 23c;
western flrsta, UOUHci weatern seconds.
OULTRT Live. steadri weatern
chicken. 14Hc; fowl, ltc; turkeys, lie.
Dressed, firm; western spring cDicxens,
14 O ltc; turkeys, HO lie; fowl. 10
1IH&
t. Latvia Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 11 WHEAT Lower;
on track. No. 2 red. caah, 6'ff70Hc; No. 2
hard. 6ft71Hc; September, MHc, bid; De
cember, 70c, bid. ,
CORN-Lower: on - track. .No. 2 cash.
v$HO0c; September, 4Hc; December, 41Hc;
pio, i wntte, uooiHO-
r A fm T . AM .1. a win. a .
tarn bar. Kc) Dacembar. &32c; No. 1
rma, tMOMe.
Sr rttf O C .Amm M aMletlaa .mm.tm
47 IVU r mJ VTJ-aaAa g CU Wllllgl Ja II . w).
14.110110; extra fancy and straight. It ?G
O4.io; clear steaoy, ii.ioci.oo.
si:u rimotny, ateaay: ii.oovt.go,
CORNMEAL Steady; 12.10.
BRAN Dull;' Backed, east track, T4075C.
HAT Steady: timothy. 112.6001100:
prairie, tl.00Ol6.S0.
litun cunun i uuo ii.ou.
BAOOINO 1-1 c; hemp twine, Jlf.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: IIT.02H.
Lard, higher; prime steam, tl.40. Dry
salt meats, ateady; boxed extra Shorts,
HIT Hi clear ribs, tt.lt H; short clear.
it. 71. Bacon, steady; boxed extra eh
lO.ltHi clear ribs, 10.I7H; abort clear,
10.10.
POULTH T Steady;. ' chicken. 9Hc;
springs, Uc; turkey, 12Hc; ducks,; I He;
geese. Sc. , .
BUTTER Steady;- creamery.- lMS2tMc:
dairy, 17e?le.
EQQe-rirm, 14HC. case count.
Recelpta Shipment
Flour, bbl..... ....... 1000 1000
Wheat, bu. 11.000 21000
Corn. bu. 202,000 78.000
Oat, bu. it.000 t.1,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. IS WHEAT fieo-
t ember, 3Hc; December, MHc; May. Vto.
Cash: No. t hard. 667Hc; No. t. tftJMTHc;
No. t red, 7o. NO, I, 6&Ho.
CORN September,- 4S'4c; December, t9c;
May, t&Hc Cash: No. I mixed. 44H44Vc;
No. I white, f7HPc; No. t, 47 He
OATS-No. 1 white. ftiHe; No. 2 mixed.
UHo.
EGOS Firm; Kansas first. ITc; econd,
10c; extra, 18c.
MAY Prairie 2Ec higher; choice
timothy, tiO.60 11.00; cnoice prairid.
iitteito.
RYE Steady; BO0e.
BUTTER Creamery. 2He; packing. 14Ho.
tXKJS 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
..117.000 11.000
. . 74,000 'i.no i
. . 11000 3,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu . . .
Oata, bu
Mlnneapolla Groin Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 11 FLOl'R First
patent. 4.0(84.10; econd patent. $3,860
t.M; first clear. t3 2fr&.45; second clear,
tt.lOrl0.
BRAN In bulk, 111604311.75. .
(Superior Board of Trade quotatlona for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). Th
range of prices, aa reported by F. D. Day
t C., 110-U1 Board of Trade, was:
Artlcle. Open. I Hlgh.l Low. eio. Yes y
Wheat I
May...75Hfl . 7ST
Sept... iC . 70S
Dec... 71 Hi Hi T1H
Flax
Sept... I ish 1 UH
Oct.... I 10H IMi
Nov... 1 10 1 104
7SH6H
70
n
1 ltH
V10H
1 10H
Mlnneapolla Caak Cloae Wheat: No. 1
hard. 75'ac; No. 1 northern. 74c; to arrive,
74c; No. I northern. 73Hc; to arrive, 7to: No.
I, TOH4JTl4c; no. l durum, MHc; No. 2
durum, MHc. Corn: No. I yellow, SHc:
No. S. 47tc. Oat: No. t white, tlUc; No.
t. SNffe. Barley: S24S44C. Rye: 49.3
WSc.
nax: nau. v y.
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 11 WH EAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, T7fe'71c; No. 2
northern. 74u"76'Hc; September, 70Hc, bid.
RYE-Dull; No. 1. sstjoSHe.
BARLEY Dull; No. t 6UtfMe; ample, 40
r.
CORN Steady;-No. 1 caah, 49HS&0C: Sep
tember. 4g48He-
Dnlntk Grain Market.
DULUTH. . Aug. 14. WHEAT No. 1
northern, TIHc; September, 7lHc; December,
TlHc
OATS Oa track, Uc; new to arrive,
Hc. ' ,
- Philadelphia Predaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 11 BUTTER
Unchanged; extra western creamery, Un.
CHEEoE Firm and higher; New York
full cream. HHltc
Metal Market.'
YORK, Aug. It METALS-
NEW
There waa a moderate advance iu tbe
London tin market, with apot cloatng at
Alio, lis and futurea at alki. LMX.a ...
the acarclty et supplies available fop
Immediate delivery render holder very
arm la their view and the market I vary
aervoua and difficult to gauge. B.c of
1 4 1.14 are heard, and tome holder are
asking aa high aa 141.14. Future are
eaay. Copper continues Arm In the Ic. .
market, with lake auotad at tit. II U
Il ia: alactrolvtlo at IH11UaTia.il' a...i
(eating at tl!04ll le. The ix,nd.n
market wa a had higher with apot
quoiea at aa lis a ana ruturee at ,I4
ise. i pare was no change la the marki I
I or ieaa. witn
SDOt auoted al 1.11 in th..
local market and at ill U London
epeiur atao was unrnangea In ooth mar-
ilni lad l?,V0i i1 rW ".
c,i''. B ' ,n London. Iron
WM.i?WV.V,r,ir Wa,lV.,t,?4:1 -mirr
quoted 41 III Id and Clevelaod warr.,.
at a. Lx-Auy ine market reports
active and firm. No. 1 foundry nor7h-r
U auotad at lliTldtlOfto: K 4 ru
aerthe u at 111 2I It 10: No. I founjry
aoutrtern at lll.lJ0H7a and Ne. 2
foundry southern at tlt.06Olt.tl.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. II METALS 11
strong It.tt 9 It (Hi spelter. Arm. I1M
9t t.!!?!' ...
' 7?H WH
tH 60
7ih nn
1 13, 1U
1 io i ioh
1 10 1 ion
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Union Taoifio and Southern Psoifis tb
Center ef an Dxcitinc T)mj.
EXPECTED DIVIDENDS NOT ANNOUNCED
Heavy Realising Follow aad Cloae I
lasettled aad Irregalar Rate
for Call loaa la
Higher.
I
NEW YORK. Aug. 11-Wall street spent
a day of feverish Impatience In the ex
pectation of aeelng the solution of the rid
dle of the excited speculation In Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific. Tbe excite
ment continued at high pitch In those
stock. It waa initiated by the delaya In
the assembling of the authorities having
the decision of the question of dividends
on the two stocks. A IK I tne usual
hour of the assembling of the committee,
the dealing on the Stock Exchange seemed
approaching a culmination a that time
drew near. The delay was explained a
being due to the attendance of the mem
ber upon a funeral. Other explanation
were forthcoming a th delay waa pro
longed. The .day paaeed without a solu
tion of the riddle. The uniformed specu
lative following of the buying of the stock
wn somewhat dated by this course of pro
cedure. The movement of the etocka, how
ever, showed but alight effect from thl
condition of uiraettlement. Their uatatned
strength was attributed to a conviction that
a decision of the dividends to be paid had
been arrived at, although th announce
ment was withheld. The market fell Into
intense dullneea during the mid-day period.
Speculative feeling continued at a high
tension, however, In the mood of uncer
tainty a to what the action of the market
would be after the expected good new wa
out. Confidence In the action to be taken
wa too strong to allow much room tor
Influence on any acattered skepticism. But
on the aubject of how th market would
act If speculative hope were all fulfilled
there wa great diversity of opinion.
Hence the mid-session halt in th trading
and the sagging tendency of price. The
action of the money market wa a steady
ing influence on any disposition to run Into
speculative exces. The average rate for
call loans during the day waa higher than
yesterday In plte of om substantial re-
lenlshment of looal money supplies. Th
argest part of thla waa shown In the pay
ment by the sub-treasury of 12,110,000 trans
ferred by telegraph from San Francisco
and which waa on account of Australian
gold, a consignment of which wa received
in San Francisco on Tuesday. Regular-sub-treasury
operations also are yielding
something to the banks with the month'
pension payments running at the flood tide.
On the other hand, the deposit of Il.000.0u0
at the sub-treasury for telegraphic trans
fer to St. Louis waa of seneattonal effect
aa a distinct evidence (f the force of the
harvesting demanda which may be counted
upon to lake many million out of New
York when once It I under wy. The fig
ure of the foreign trade for July were
not reassuring on the exci.ange altuation
although the future movement of the crop
Is largely dependent upon to move gold
In thl direction. The expansion of up
wards of 122.000,000 In the value of July
Imports and the relatively small growth
In exports leave the excess value of ex
ports for th month only W.92S.960 aa com
pared with I23.417.81S In July of last year.
The strength In Pennsylvania made an
active market for the convertible bonds of
which large holding were left, In the hand
of the syndicate when it was dissolved.
The reaction In prices which followed th
announcement that no dividend - action
would be reported from the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific meetings waa resisted.
The view was apparently taken that the-
stocKa were in a stronger position wun
the mystery still on than If formal an
nouncement of dividend action had been
made. The action of th St. Paul direc
tor In offering th 128,000,000 of treasury
stock to stockholders at par thus confirms
a long standing expectation encouraged con
fidence In the dividend hopes on the Pa
clflca. There waa heavy realising just
at the last In Southern Pacific and the
closing was In consequence unsettled and
IrreguUr.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
' value 1X350.000. United State bond were
t all unchanged on call.
The following are the quotation on tnn
dtock exchange;
emiae. nw vw.
. 140
Adama Express
Amalgamated Copper
.1M.II00 10Mt 1"6T
. 1.400 H
IM
n
100
:sst
0
I
73
M
41
44
111
154
114
IM
100
IU
14
100
141
American c. at T
Am. C. A r. pfd ,
Americas Cotton Oll..vrJ.
Am. Cotton Oil pM
American Expreaa
Amartcen K. A 1 pfd
American Ice. eerurlilea....,
Amartcen Llnaead Oil
Am. Llneeed Oil pfd
American Loeoraotlve
Am. Locomotive pfd
Americas 8. A R
Am. S. A R. sfd
Aaiartcan Bugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchleo ,
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantlo Coast Une
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
Canadian Pacific
Central of Now Jereey
Chaaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
Chicago, M. A St. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C. C. C. A St. L
Colorado y. A I
Colorado. A Souther u.
Celfi. A So. let pfd
Colo. A So. M pfd
Coneolldaled Oaa .,
Corn Producta. rfg
1.109 71 TI
t.too
400
14.1)0
10
111
44
lit
H3
117
144
141
147
44
100
IMS
ino HI
100 117
ioe ioi
11. ana in
14,400 44
100 10044
17.100 11 111
114U.
at
11.40O II
1,700 144
74
144
'ioii
ii
t4
,141
7at
ixa
i,
1.401)
100
1,100
a. 700
41
11
111
140
10
gdi
ixtu
1.40
10. too
1,100
100
H
44
17
70
iii
ii
'iH
MO
"ii"
aA
174
10
400 111
100 11
00 71
104 110
"in 'u"
lit
14
14
114
409
4
40
4
7
10
141
in
174
14
44
41
a
II
41
144 .
11
4
ISO
144
44
M
19
14
41
141
49
44
44
1M
40
Ii H
42
47
117
111
1
9
s
H
U
4
14
n
1"
IMk
lose
40
141
44
114
14
44
101
41
loa
n
104
10
41
104
140
Corn Producta pfd
Dataware A H uriaon
Delaware, L. A W
Danvar A R. O
O. A R. O. pfd
Dietitian' Securities
Brie
Brie lat pfd
Erie M pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley, aeked
Illlnolo Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Int. Pump pfd A
Iowa Central
Iowa Central sfd
Kanaaa City souther
Kanaaa City Be. pld
Loularllla A Neehelll
Mexican Central
Mlnneapolla A St. L
M., X. P. A S. S. M
M., St. P. A S. i. M. pfd.
Mlaanurl Pacific
Mlaiwurl, K A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. et M. pfd
New York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Weetera
Norfolk A W. pfd
North A marl can
Paollc Mail ,
Pennaylvanla
People' a Oaa
o - a a. i.
so
T.IO0
oo
404
l.KW
'"too
1,900
iiiioo
(09
109
loo
l.mo
1.409
l.luO
100
400.
I
44
71
11
170
iii
i
'ii"
4
W
II
II
44
144
li H
41
10
1U
iii
i
to
44
11
II
7
II
144
II
44
iii
44
44$
14
41
140
47
H
'ii
17
117
104 171
4.10 M
4.409
14
1.41
1.404
4O0
1.109
409
1,409
'iicoi
4.700
lll.40
11
K
41
141
44
M
'iii,
ii
hi
! Preeead Steel Cat..........
400 41 U
Prvaacd e. c'. pld
Pullman Palace Car
Raaelng
Reading lat pfd. aeked....
Reading Id pfd.,
Republic Steal
Repuklle Staal pfd
Rock Ialand Ce
Rock Ulead Co. pfd
St. L 4 I. f H pfd
at. Louie South weeter....
140 140
n.tO 144
111
TO
109
1.400
44
M4
44
'i7
41
III
7
iii
14
II
41
141
44
19
14
41
44
'ii'"
41
114
17
iii"
44
m
H
141
44
St. Louis S. W. pfd..-.
Southern Peclao
Bo. PaelSe sfd
109
....I7I.HH)
.... 109
.... 1.409
'"ioi
909
.... 409
.... 1100
... .17.40
Southern Railway
So. Hallway pfd
Tenaeeaee C A I
Texas A Pmclse
T . St. L. A W
T , St. L. A W. pfd
I'alea PeclSe
tales Pec Ida pfd
I'elted Statae Eaprees...,
United Statae Realty
United Statae Rubber....
U. S. Rubber pfd
United Statae Steal
V S. Staal pfd
Va -Carolina C hemical ..
1 44
409 101
44
104
41
144
4110 41
11.109
14
: Va. -Carolina Cheat pfd..
Wabei
. Waaeah pfd
Welle-Parso Express ...
Wcatlnghouae Eleetrls ..
Waaler Unlea
Wkeaitag A U g
iseonele Central
Tie Cealral pfd
Nerteers Paclaa
I Ceetral Leather
09 a .
K-0
Iu9
09
144
41
14
149
n
14
11
la
14
404
409'
14
41
ai
01
too km tta k
A I Central Leather p
Cealral Leather pfd
- m .. , a
109 lot oi
lot
14
M
4
hi
I loae-heVeld ileal
! iJZImZLu;
JoiTIiorSul! iti ITi
io Hi
1 41 17
40 14
L 111, 44 share
11
44
744.
i TeuU sales (ar Ua du
Forelga Flaaaelal.
LONDON. Aug Jl-Monev waa i. t...
' I 25d riteTwe'r ea.r'todl
Discount wer ateadv Tr.Ti7J 7.
8tk ..eluan?. d.?elSped "am.1 frreiu!
I Urlty. Th. recen " rlae rSaTS'S!
i,,. particularly la home rail, h.il ..?.
of diaV monVy caud a aii.kt eitriiFr
"i "l".r lr?ryr,ua- ' 4atback In
consols.
The good bsnk Statement ena.
ever, checked the decline. Americana opened
firm. I'nlon Pacific and Southern Pacific
were feature In th forenoon oa dividend
anticipation, and other issue quietly ad.
vaaced to a fraction over parity la sym
pathy. Later Wall street wa responsible
for a further ln-.provement and the marktt
closed firm. Cof per shares were steady,
especially- Boetoti lend Mtntart. Foreigners
were otiletlv steady. Russians eased near
the close. Imperial Japanese as of 1i4 were
quoted at Ve. The stock exchange will
clr-e Saturday, August 1.
PARIS. Aug. II Price on the bourse
today were very firm. Russian wer well
maintained, the news from Russia not hsr
Ing any Influence on the market. Russian
bonds of 1904 were quoted at 470.00.
PERIJN, Aug. 14 Trading on th bourse
today was Irregular, Iron share rising up
on the American market report whlie Rus
sians were lower upon the declaration of
martial law in the Caucasus. Pennsyl
vania wa higher.
'Hew Yerh Money Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 1.-MONET-On call,
firm. Ifll per cent; ruling rsta. 3 per cent;
closing bid, SH Pr cent; offered at 4 per
cent; tlm loan, very strong; sixty days,
I per rent; ninety days, 6&6H Pr cent; six
months, Wfi per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER SHO
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - Steady at
t4 A47a for demand and at I4.M90B4 .M9S for
elxtv-dav bills: rested rates. 4.Sru,T4 R3
and M.bGHOI M; commercial bill. 14. 81 SO
4.MH.
SILVER Bar. WHc: Mex can dollar.
R0c.
bonds Government, teady; railroad, ir
regular, i
Quotations on
were follows i
-New fork bond today
V. . raf. la. tt 104 Japan 4a, td sari
do oeusen ... lSl do 4a clfa
MS
"4
V. g. la. erg l'Sl do 4Sa ette .
... 1
... 1
...low
...161V,
... t4
... II
... MH
...loo
... M
4s. at
... 91
...1M
...108
... 74
.-100H
... M
..iom,
ke..U4
...100
4a. Ii
l... 71
... M
... II
do coupon ...10JSI do Id series.
V. I. old 4a. rec.i..lM;L. A ti. wit. 4a....
do osupe 101 Man. . f 4a
V. g. saw 4s, ravH M. Central 4....
da eaapea .' UIVI do 1st loa
An. Tobacee 4s rts Minn. A St. L. 4s..
do 4a 1U M., K. A T. 4a....
Atrhtaon ten. 4a. 4n la
to . 4a...
.. M tt: R. R. of M. .
..101 IN. T..C. I a--..101
In. J. C. I aa....
.. HS No PnclSa 4a ...
. . 'l do I
..lllS N. A W. e. 4a....
.. ti O. 8. L. r(4. 4a.
.. N Pann. eonr. ISa..
.. 17 Bt. U A I. at. a.
..ISISlKaadln ( 4a..
.. Ilt. L 4 I. f . ff.
Atlantic C. L. 4s...
Bat. Ohl 4s
4o IS
Brk. R. T. a. 4s....
Central of Oa. 6a.,
do 1st ine ,
do M Ine
4o M Idc
0. A Ohio 4Vt
Cblcesv A A. ta.
C. B. 4. a. 4a.
C. R. 1. A P. 4a.
e eel. la
.. r 1st. u B. W. c. a.
.. 71 Seaboard A. U 4s...
... H So. Paldp 4a
..loi i do let 4a ctfa
A. 74 Te. Rail war aa
... 12 Texaa A P. la
... lis T , St. L. A W. 4a.
...loss I'nlon Parlnc 4s..,.
CCC. 4 It. L
Colo. Ind. aa, ee
Colorado Mid. 4a.
.111
....MlVa
a... i
,...lulH
.... nt
....ins
.... us
.... M",
.... MS
.... I3S
Cole. A So. 4a ,
Cuba la
D. R. O. 4a......
Dmillera' Bra. Is...
Brie p. I. 4a
do ee. 4a. ........
Hockm Vai. 4Ha.,
Japas 4
... sa-ii'. s. steal id aa
... tTS'Wabaah la
...101 do dab. B
e weetars mo. a..
li4t W. I L I. 4a...
lM,la. Cenlral aa.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Aug: 1.-Call loans. IHfHH Per
cent; time loans, bu per cent. Uloaing
quotations on stocks and bends:
Atehlaoe adj. 4a. i'.. . MS, Atlantic ,
- -de 4 . JMS BInsham
Mrx. Central 4s lS;cal. A Heels
Atchlaon Sl;cantennlal
,. II
.. II
..140
'.. 14
do Bid loot
Copper Rang ...
.. 14
.. 14S
.. US
Boalon A Albanr.,.147
Boaton A Mama Ul
Da If weet i
rranklla
Oranbr
Boaton Elaraiad .....147
.. U
Fltchbtirg Btd .
.137 lila Horala
.. II
Mex. Central VH
Maaa. Mining ..
.. as
N. T.. N. H. A H..1MS
Para Marauatte ai
Union Paeilo 162
Amar. Arga. Cham..u 14
de pfd
Amor. Pnaa. Tab.... II
Amar. Sugar ....... ..IMS
do pfd IM
Amar. T. A T Ill
Michigan
.. ii
.. 41
Mohawk
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion ..
.. IS
.. 41
..104
Oaceola
Parrot
yulncy
.. 17
.. 1
IS
Shannon
Tamarack ....
..100
...
Amar. woolaa ptd . ...
Ttlnltr
United Copper .
V. S. Mining....
U. 8. OIL
I'tak
Victoria
Winona
r.ivc. iiiu.,
Maaa. Klatlrlo ....
do pfd ...
Maaa. Oaa
United rrnlt
United hoa Mack.
do pfd
Oreene Con
V. I. Steal
do pfd
Adranture
Amalgamated .....
Allouaa
-JiiU. , Asked.
..Ml
.. ass
.. at
.. 7V
.. 04
..IMS
.. ad
.. 47S
.. 4S
.. IS
IIS Woivtrine
..111
US North Butte
41 Butta Coalition ,
104 Nevada
4 Cel. A Arliooa.
lea Twumofh
.. 10
.. la
..104
.. 11V
London CloalngT Btocka.
LONDON, Aug. ilClosIng quotation
on in ntocK.excnange were;
Consola. money - 17 16-i4 M., K. A T...
do account II 1-1 N. f. Central
. 14
.14
. Bk
. 14
. 44
. 71
. a
. 41
.
.101
.
.144
Anaconda 13 I Norfolk A W
Atchison ,...,. 4
do pfd
do pfd 104
Baltimore A Ohio.. ..Ill
Canadian PaclSe .....171
Chaa. A Ohio......... al
Chicago Ot. W ii
C. M. A St. P.......iea
DeBoers , 17 J.
Denver A R. 0. .44
Ontario A TV
Pennaylvanla
Rand Mi nee
Reading
Southern Railway
do pfd
Southern Pacific ..
llnien Peolfle .....
do pfd i... Ii
do pfd
Brie
U. S. steel..
44
1W
11
41
4o let pfd.,,,...... M
do M nfd n
..r..:::
Illlnoia Cenlral ...v.141,
Loulavllle A Naah....l6)
, do p44 ...
Spanlah 4a .
-a.x-aiviaenfi. m. . ...
SILVtCH Her. firm. JOHd per ounce.
MONEY 24727 per cent.
Ihe rate of aiacount In the open market
for short bill Is tl-lii per cent; for three
month' bills, H per cent.
Boaton Copper Market.
Closing Quotation on Boston copper mar
ket, repurted by Logan A Bryan, 2 Board
of Trade building. Omaha:
I Adventure
Michigan 11
n Mohawk tt
II . Nevada Coneolldaled. 1
I Allouaa
Atlaatle
Blngbam
11 North Butte 41
Old Dominies 46
14' Oaceola lov
11 Pneu. Service uu.
Black Moantaln
Boaton Coneolldaled
livl Butta Coalition
I Calumet
Calumet
A Arliooa.. 104 do preferred 17
A Hecla....744 uulncy 17
ix I Centennlal
.i.. 35 Shannon iva
17 Copper Ran
74 Tamarack 49
IT Trinity
10 United -Truit ioi
14 V. 8. common 44
14 V. S. preferred 44
II Utah Coneolldaled ..44
4 Utah Copper M
14 Victoria
17 Winona
Wolverine im
Hu uaily Weat
Liu Eaet Butte
in. Franklin
7tu ' Oreene Copper ....
x,1 I Oranbr
neivetia ,
lale Royal
L. S. A Plttabvrg
Maaaachaaettta . . .
New York Mining Stock.
NEW . TORK, Aug. 11 Closing quota
tions on mining atock war:
Ada
asms Coa
Lltlla Chief I
Ouurlo ...174
Ophlr ...t 144
Alice
Braece
Brunawlck Coa ..
.. J .
.. 14
.. IT
..lav
..loo'
.. I
ruoeai
Potoal
Savage
tterre Nevada
itandard
mall Hopes ..
. I
. II
. II
. la
.140
. to
Cematock Tansel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Horn Sliver
Iron Silver
Lead l lie Co ..
Ottered.
Bank of Eaglaad Statement.
LONDON. Aug. 14. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England ahow th
following change: Total reserve Increased
l,147,OOu. circulation decreased 4a,Guv,
bullion Increased 720,806,000, other securi
ties decreased 174,000, other depoalts de
creased 186,000, public deposit increased
E1.O61.O0O, note reaerv increased 1,148,
0, government securities unchanged. Th
proporitlon of. th bank' reserve to lia
bility thl week 1 60.07 per cent, a com
pared with 48.71 per cent last week.
Bask f France Btateaaeat.
PARIS. Aug. 16. The weekly atatement
of the Bank of France ahow the follow,
tng change: Note In circulation, de
creased lMTlOOOf; treasury deposit, in
creased tt,70,0u)f; general deposit, de
creased 84.850,0u0f; gold In hand, decreased
t.400,(Mtf: sliver In hand. Increased 1.976.00Of:
bills discounted, decreased 62,4od,UA)f ; ad
vances, decreased li,4oo,ooor.
Treaaary Btateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11-Today' tate-
ment ot tne treasury oaiancea In tne gen
eral fund exclusive of the tl6u,000,00 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balar.ee.
tlK3,103.646; gold coin ' and bullion, lluv.tol.-
ecve; goto certmcaie. '.2Si,tj0,
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. U-WOOL-The market
how improvement, th conservative trade
nomtng also rhat the coming season will
be marked by steadiness. It ia slated that
only a few mills have fair supply of raw
material left. Montana Is said to be cleaned
up with the exception of 10U0.00D to 7,u00,uo0
ids. territories ar in fair demand. A
good business 1 don In pulled wool. Th
foreign grade ar steady. Kentucky. In
dlana and Missouri, combing, three-eighth
blood, t3Hifj3&c; combing, quarter blood, 839
sac. irxaa. acourea nasi, nne, twelve
months, Tl&T&c fine, six to eight month,
4fi"0c: fine, fall clean. 613c. California.
scoured tnsls. northern good. Q7Cc; middle
county. 461143c: southern. 44$4lic; fall, M44
67c. Oregon, scoured bssia, eastern No. I
staple, 74Cc; eastern'No. 1 clothing, fid
osu; vauey no. . ouuer. territory, atapie.
soon red basis, fine,. 734y5c; fin medium,
6ttjTc: medium, 44c Territory, ordinary,
coured basis, fine. 7071e: fins medium,
480'7vc; medium, 436lc. Colorado and New
Mexico, spring, scoured. X. 484j'c; No. L
fl4c. Pulled wools, scoured basis, extra,
71574c; fine A. 4V(r49c; X super. D4j64c;
B sutlers. 610640.
ST. LOVIS, Aug. 14.-WOOL-Steady: ma.
mum graaea, com ring and clothing. t44t38c:
light One. 184222c; . heavy, 1431'c; tub
wana, fejM'.jC. . .
latar aad Melaeaea.
rW TOHIf Auar lllrnla..
firm; fair refining. IHe; centrifugal, ti
test, I'ee: molasae sugar, I l-liVfrSc. Re
fined, steady: crushed, 6.60e; powdered, tc;
granulated. 4 90o.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ll.-tTPOAR
Bteaay; opea kettle centrlfugaU Hjm 7-lac
centrifugal yellow, . t7a4'ic; eooada, 2V4
V7)B.
OMAHA. LIVE STOCK MARKET
Sort fed tteort Blow to Tin CeoU
Ltrwr. 7
OTHER KINDS GENERALLY STEADY
Rag Sell rive treat Higher, bal
Cloae Easier (keep aad La sabs
la Ooed Demand aad Trad
Active aad Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 14, 1901
Receipt wet: Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Official Monday lll 7.H1 HOil
Official Tuesday 1.171 114 11 1
Official Wednesday l.TO 10. IT't
Official Thursday 1S1 4.K4 1.9W
rour dava this week.. .12.H1
Sam dny last werk....lS."V
Same two weeks io.,..lUV
Same thre week ago.. HITS
Sam four week ago. ...12.116
Same days last year MM
RKCEIPTS TOR THB TEAR TO DATE.
Th following table ahow th receipt el
cattle, hoga and nep at South Omaha tor
tbe year
ir to dale, compared with iai yeaii
lima 1906.
l no.
Cattle 678,9n M7O04
Hog .l.T77,lf"4 1.613.948
Sheep 6,&66 910,114
41.941
163.104
ti,2M
CATTLtS QUOTATIONS.
The follnwlner will atiaw the WlC Ptd
for tbe different kind ff catu un th
Houtli UfiiahA market: . .
Good to choice corn-fed teer ti-oOlfOO
tr to aood corn-fed ter..i.... i.eo'Ui'.oy
Common to fair corn-fed ler.. 4.j4.M
l'i.-u 4.:
vuuu mj cnoice cow ana neiioi.
Fair to rood cowa and hellers.
l&Otl'J
I 'nmmnn . n tmiw Mw. mnA Hlfer.
l.MjIM
Good to choice etocker A feeder. .r8 w
Fair to good etocker and feeder.. loW
Common to fair (tocker 'VrrS
Bull, stags, etc tZJltSi
Veal calve 17b66.7o
The following tabl show the vrl
prlee of hoga at South Omaha for the last
everal days with coniparlaon:
Date. 1101 U9M.190.ltU.lOi. 11901. 11900-
40,77 !2,h
$44 46.716
7.tM 20.4
2.?;4 20.774
JJ.S.17 td.Ht
11,211 22.647
Aug. t... t 22Hi I 42
Aug. 4... Hl C I
Aug. I... t Tt
Aug. . 1.. t tOH
Aug. 7... I 11 t Tt
Aug. I... ll I 14
Aug. S... I 07l M
Aug. 10... I I 86
Au(t 11... t 8S 6 S9
Aug. It... 6 95
Aug. It... K 91t
Aug. 14... 5 84 t 9fi
Aug. 15... 6 St 6 90
Aug. II 6 14
494
t res
I I 791
t it
10
a
S 06
T tft 1
I M
1 121 6 83
4 07 1
7 4 79
I I 041
t n
Vlo'
6 46 6 14
I K I I
6 111 t 12
6 07
I Vii I 19
4 84 6 26
4 81 t 21
4 Mi 6 16
I 6 21
6 mi 6 Sf
6 02
I 74 4 04
I 761 J 01
4 99
a
7 03
4 79
174
I 771 4 M
4 8'-'
4 74
4 M
6 73. 4 Wl
I 781 4 97
4 etl
6 77 4 98
Sunday.
RANQS OF TR1CE&
Cattle.
Hose.
..tl.4(J.10 t5.i34.10
Omaha
Chicago ........
Kansaa City ...
St. Louis
Sioux City
1 rWl4 In B.aUXU-M.AeJ
', 2.0txs.a0 6.tHti4.127i
, 2.60r44,16 e.etXQtl.lO
" TiTtj-anA va SHIPMENTS
, , ..iiAH.iM sKawm , . mimrier of ears
of stockers and , feeder shipped to th
country and their-point of destination:
cattle. Cara.
R. W. Plttman, Cooper, la. Mil......
W. P. Hume, Des Moines, In. R. I..
Mldy & Co., Mabern, la.-Wab......
Robert Denton, Wasnlngton N. W..
J. K. Berry, Washington N. W.
John Uuetner, Valpataleo U. P
C. F. Etls, Perclval, la. Q
R. Kyle, Martland, Mo.-Q..
... r. , j .. i,,lni.n I a V W
L. H. Hlllenan. State Center. la.-N. W.. 1
Johnson A G., Arae V. P........ t
C. A. Reed Co., Dunlap, la. I. C..j....
W. P. Campbell, WoodDlne, la. t. t-...
.X? W Oa.... tti.nl r. la f (1
, T , ... , . -
T. D. Calllns, Portsmouth, la. Mil
X 13.1. tiitrnheeter O
P." Kampt, Avoca. la. K. L...
nampt tiros., Avoca, i.
George Zleglsr, Arllngton-N. W
r . Ii . l,lln.tnn IT K
X-IVU nemirii fl.iiii,B.w - Y'n
K. T. Armlngton. Jacksonville. Fla. M. P. 1
. . . . n l.
The omclal numrier oi cars oi
brought In today by each road was:
C, M. A St. P...
t
1
waoasn
Missouri Pacific 9 '
Union Pacific t
81'
It -
'."Si-
' 29
' 10
. 1
t
t
J. ,dt N. w.. eaati u
N W ' vest 28
C, St. P..-M. A bo,.- I .
C, B: A 43., east
C, B. A Q.. welt.... 40
C. R. I. St t.u eat... 1
C. R. I. A P.. wet.. ...
llllnol central
Chicago lit. Weatern 1
Total receipts. ...... 102 141 T t
i,.' j i . ,h itav'e rerelnta waa
ine aiaiweiiiuii ' -
rniinwa. each buver curchaslpg th num-
per .OI neao inujiiu.
Hog. Sheep
ljtt 483
2,228 870
2, IS 4
t.m
rime he Panktns? Co. ...... 266
Bwlft and uompany....
Cudahy Packing Co....
470
426
309
8
64
160
82
40
14
1
Armour ft co
W. I Steohen.
Hill A Son
Hamilton v ROthacnna
L. F. Hus
vflke Uxirrrtv
J. B. Root A Co
Bullan A Kline
616
2U
xUngnan Packing co..
Bodden
Other buyer
166
104
Total ...
... ..2.06
1,637
CATTLE
TteoAlnta - of cattl at thl
point continue very mall, there being a
heavy falling off for the week a com
pared, with iat week and a tlll larger
decrea a compared with a year ago.
Th recelpta today, while omewhat heavier
than yeaterday. were still hardly Urge
nougn to maaa a market and out of 111
number reported In eighteen car wr
through tun not onereo ior a.
. . the case veaterday. tne market
waa very alow and dull on beef cattl from
tart to nnisn. in "ii"r tuiie
largely of corn-fed beeve; In fact, a very
i., nruuiirtlnn of the total reoelut wa
mad up of that kind. On th otner hand.
there were very tew graaa uwy u
It seemed to be a case of too many caul
of one kind, there not being enough
greasers to fill out with the corn-fed
steer. The result .waa that corn cattle
were very alow and dull and anywhere
from weak to 10c lower than yesterday.
Grass beef of desirable quality commanded
auoul steady price. -
There were not many cow or heifer on
sale, but auch aa ther wer brought about
tady prices, th market showing very
Utile chango aa compared with yeaterday.
Tne trade, however, wa dull and it look
soma time to clean up the few loud on
ale.
Aside from on Btrtng of westerns, which
old at about steady prices, there was
very little In the way of aiookera and
feeders Included In the total receipt. A
usual on th laat half of th week, th
feeilng was none too strong on that claa
of cattle.
Representative aalea: ' ;'
DC.C.V BlLEiIW.
He.
4....
11....
t ...
II....
11....
40....
1....
1....
1....
1...
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I....
1....
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1....
4 ...
1....
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IT....
I....
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1....
1....
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4....
1 ...
H....
1....
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St....
1....
" AT.
..1071
..lilt
..117
..U44
..1144
..114
f.
eie.
44....
41....
74....
11....
H....
COWS."
A.
IT.
I 19
I I
4 14
a
4 10
I 99
I 11
.1171
..1474
..1144
..1144
I t
I 49
I 49
,.U01 4 14
..144 I 49
...44 14
14....
I....
..40 I 44
...114 I 4
...1100 19
...1021 04
...1W9 I 94
..1074 I 14
... 49U I 14
,..104 I 49
...1494 I M
...1M 1 4
.. 449 t 44
...1149 49
,.1114 I 14
...1030 1 00
...449 It
...400 I 14
...449 I 14
...at I 14
... 940 II
... 940 I 49
... 40 19
... 4e4 I 44
...100 1 74
... 440 I II
...104 I 44
I....
19.
1 14
n tuiFlLru.
, TO I 44 4
. 44 1 44 4
w '"bulls."
.1174 I Tl 1
.1449 I 90 .
111
. 114
, 144
I 14
I 44
I 4
149 IT
CALVES.
19 I 44
44 I M
Ml I 14
ISO 4 M
14 I 04
14 I 14
STOCKERS
in 1 m
I
I
, IN
too
111
I 94
I t
I 49
1..
1...
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and"
I...
1...
la) I 19
141 44
174 1 49
FEEDERS.
409 I Tl
IM I II
It I 19
179 1 44
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
977 t 10 1 cow 890
lufw I It 1 cows 1064
Ii COW
1 cow..
1 U
t U.
2 60
4 Ou
164
I 60
1 to
t Ki
I 09
cow lull
1 heifer., 674
4 feeder.. 740
1 36
I heifers.
641
1 60
1 (6
f calves..
4 feeder.
180
741
4 16
947
910
174
4 leader.. 67 I M 2 feeder
WYOMING.
I steer.... 1264 4 at 7 cow..
1 cow 11V0 t 40 4 cow...
4 eaJvee... IM 4 00 1 calves.
I feeder.. kaO I
L. M. Clayton Wyo.
It tear.. ..1064 1 90
R. E. Hall-S. D.
I cow 10W t 61
J. C. Sbaw-Wyo.
1 steer 1004 1 70- 1 teer.,
,.l4t
4 24)
4 IV
fleer.. ..lliJ IN 4 steers.... U07
t W
4
t 36
4 10
4 2u
4 S
4 fJ
4 to
4 4V
I Tt
I 2i
29 steers.. ..1274 4 30 14 steer... 11W
4 steers.... M I 70 4 row uoo
Wee re Cattle Co.-B.
4 cows 1W4
I steers. ...llaj
1 steers.. ..110
steers.. ..1W
t steers... HJ
I steers.. ..1333
I 74
I 26
29 ter....li:4
4 Steers....lri
I steers.. ..ii"!
I steer. ...H1l
J steers.. ..!
67 steer.. ..1164
4 Ti
4 36
4 25
4 26
4 26
t 76
4
4 2t
II 4teers....lll6
II cows 9l
I cows. .
t steen.
.. 973
.10
t teer....IZt-4
t steers.
,1170
F
. 7T4
.
.1300
,. 13
J. Flt-Neb.
t F4 1 feeder.
11 feeder
9M
9ui
t 00
2 60
2 ii
1 feeder.,
1 bull....
I cow.,.
190 1 bull....
136 1 cow..,,
1 76
MrMamgal Neb.
I 80 t rows...
I,.
14 heifer.
IV8
8tJ
t cow...
,.1016
1 60 1 steer...
2 60
H. Dllton-Neb,
1 cow 104 2 86 1 heifer.. 708 2 O
HOOS For the first tlm since August 8
It wa possible to quote the hog market
a little higher today. The advance waa
not very great, nor was It th same on
II classes of hog; still, the general mar
ket could safely be quoted as 6c higher
then yesterdsy. A a matter of fact some
hug showed more advance than that and
ether less. Th top waa 7Sc higher than
yesterday, Th trade wa not very active
at the advance, but still the most of th
hog nld In reason hie reason, becoming
if anything a little lower toward the last
From the sales below It will re noted
that heavy hogs sold largely at tt..snj.xA.
whereas yesterday they brought tv74io.M.
Light hngs went largely at li.90j6.00, as
agnlrst lV8ftfii.8S for th bulk yesterday.
From the table of receipts It will be noted
that the arrival this week ar running
considerably ahead of the record for last
ween and for a year ago. It might aio
be added that the receipts for the first
half of the month show a aaln of 34.49 as
compared with the corresponding period of
year ago.
Representative sales:
Ma
14..
47..
44..
41 .
14..
40..
Tl..
Tl..
44..
41..
II..
41..
47..
AV,
11
m
104.
174
......fl
...... tei
r4
u
141
...!.. 141
104
......IN
t row nn I 4 cow.... ln
h. Pt Vs. A. Ik. FT.
... I 70 44 HI ... I 7H
40 I 40 (4 m 49 I I1H
170 I 14 S 19 I rrv,
IM I SO l 00 ... I I7H
49 I 90 41 114 ... I 111
... I 40 aa tf.4 119 I I7Uj
in IN 47 ta ... I tftt
44 4 40 H th 140 I 171,
40 I 10 14 Ml 119 I 7V
119 I 40 41 Ill ... I TVs
... I 40 1! t!4 40 I 90
140 I M 74 171 49 I 10
... 1 10 47 144 ... 1 10
ISO I 10 It t.141 ... I 10
40 I 40 70 ISO 40 I 49
... 4 4IH II KI 40 I 40
... 4 4tH 14 147 144 I 10
40 I 17 W 41 144 ... I 49
... I ?H 44 .14 ... I 90
14 I 4IV4 7 1X1 ... I 40
... I ! 11 14 40 I 90
... I 4i 74 119 140 4 10
4 44 11 I4 40 I 40
K 111 71 141 190 I 49
40 I 44 71 114 40 I 90
140 1 II 41 117 ... I 49
.-49 4 IA 14 IM ... I 40
... 4 44 44 140 ... I 40
. ... I 44 II K.l 40 I 40
49 I 15 47. 117 40 I 4t4
... I 44 11 114 19 S IIS
49 4 44 II 141 I IIV4
10 I 84 47 144 4 49 I 114
...I 44 41 110 19 I 41 W
... 4 44 41 Ul ... I IIUj
... I 45 11 4I 14 I i
IN 45 10 114 40 I IU,
... I 41 14 Wl 10 I 114
40 I 45 4 U) N I 15
40 4 15 17 104 ... I 94
... I II 74 .104 ... I IS
... I 15 41 tot ... ( 41
... I 45 :4 145 49 I N
... I 44 114 149 I 49
40 I 44 71 101 ,.. I 44
40 i 45 II T14 40 I 44
40 I II f 41 Ill 44 4
110 I 44 44 140 119 I 94
10 I 44 70 114 49 4 46
100 I 44 :...:.. .1X1 10 4 47
... I 44 .101 119 1 IT,,
40 ( 45 41. .......101 ... 4 90
140 4 49 II 101 49 4 09
... 1 44 41 114 ... 4 09
49 I 44 II 104 ... I OA
40 I 471 44 740 ... 90
44 I 17 V, 14 177 ... 4 90
44 I 471, 11 114 49 I 90
... 4 47 44 141 ... 4 04
... I 47 40 11 ... t 07
, ... 1ITW
STAG.
49 4 44
BOARS.
... 4 09 1... ...... 110 ... 1 09
... I 00
..(74
..f'4
..111
..404
,.t4
..141
..IM
49
44
41...,
43...
41...
11...,
41...,
41...
41...
44...
44...
41...
44...
17...,
41...
1...
44...
Tl...
74...
41...
44...
44...
44...
47...
41...
40...
40...
41...
40...
74...
44...
47...
41...
44...
44...
40...
44...
44...
...
41...
44...
14...
74...
44...
44...
44...
...
I...
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1...
14
....NO'
....10
....109
.... 164
i...tt
....144
...144
....IK0
....141
...144
....144
....Ml
.....145
...HO
I....1S9
.....171
m
til
hi
174
,....T
Ill
748
175
,....7
.....141
.....144
Ill
lot
KI
147
140
170
141
134
M4
,,...111
Ill
144
,....141
141
149
44
.149
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were light to
day, only seven freh car being reported
In, making the total for the week to date
decidedly smaller than laat week, but con
siderably larger than a year ago. It was
10 o'clock before anything arrived at the
yards, but the demand waa rood and In
spite of the receipt being so late the offer
ings were taken about a aoon as they could
ne- sorted up and put in shape for salt..
The trade might be summed up as a good.
steady market. Four care of lambs, '.he
best that have been here in a long time
old 4o a- packer at 17.10, showing what
reatlr dcslrabl stuff would bring.
Quotations 00 killers: Good to choice
sprlr.g lamb, 1 16.7b4f7.30; fslr to good
spring' lambs, 14 254 6.76; good to cholca
yearling, 18.6043 6.04); fair to good year
lings, ib.I4TJ9.bu; goo a 10 cnotc wetnvrs.
vol?? 6 00; fair to good wetnera, 14 0011
4.76: rood to choice ewes. I4.304.8():
fair to good ewe. I3.90iTJ4.I0.
Quotatlona on feeder: Lamb. 16.75 U
116; yearling. 16.00 0 6 40; wether, 14.64
4.76; ewe. tt.60O4.16.
Retresentatlve sale:
NO. .
Ave. Pr.
ewe 117 4 75
Iamb feeder 63 t 46
lamb 67 7 30
Iamb 67 7 SO
lamb 64 7 10
Iamb 67 7 30
lambs 66 T 80
73 Idaho
.no -Idaho
76 Idaho
118 Idaho
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak Hons Tea Cents Higher
Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Aug. 16-CATTLE-RecelpU,
4.000 head; market weak; common to prim
teer. 13.76rjJ.76; cows, t2.86f4.70; heifers,
tl6Xn6.60: bulls. 12.004rl.60: calves, 13.00U
7.00: stockers and feeders. t:.0fr7f4 ..
HOGS Receipts, 13,000 hesd; market 10c
hla-her: choice to prime heavy, t4.IOir6.30:
medium to good heavy. 16.9606.06; butcher
weights. t41tti6.26: good to choice heavy
mixed. 15.90$6.06; packing, !5.605.9S; pigs,
I6fk36..
BHEliP AND L.AMHB Keceipte, m.vn
head: market steady; lamba strong to 160
hlaher: siieen. 14.25trS.75: yearlings. lu.Ou'd
136; lambs, J6.aBi.l.
Kansas City Live Stock Mark".
KANSAS CITT, Mo.. Aug. 11 CATTLE!
Receipts, 4,000 head, Including l.e
southern; market steady. Choice expert
and dressed beef steers, tltOtiltO: fair
to good,- 1 4.00 6.60; western fed steori,
tt.60O4.00; tockr and feeder, 12 6i
4.60; southern ateer. I2.764 15; aouthcm
cow, 12.00!. 26; native cow. ILOOt?
4 15; native neirer. 1z.au31n.uu; Duiia,
11.1103 26; calves, I2.t06.00.
HOUii Keceipte. ,fu'i n-aa; mirK"'
IttlOc higher. Top, tll2H; bulk of
ales, 16.96(9 6.10; heavy. tt.oowlAo;
packers, tt 96 R 6.10; lights, 16.0006.12;
pigs. 161606 66.
"'tM' AINU LiAMtSM rieceiDtS. X."ni
head; market strong; lamba, ti.00OT.f0:
ewe and yearlings, 14.25 0 1.40: west--
fed yearling. 15. D0O100; western fed
sheep, t4.26Q6.26; stockers and feeTler.
4.60l. 00.
Bt. Loafe live trnek Market.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo., Aug. 11 CATTLE Re
ceipt, 4,600 head. Including 1.000 Texan;
market higher; native ahlpplng and tx-
Eort ateers, 14 766 140; dressed beef and
utcher steer, 14.00(71.10; steers under
I. 000 pounds, I1.00O4. 71; stockers sn-1
feeders, 11.(0(14.26; cowa and heifers,
I2.00i917(; canner. 11.0001.76; bull.
II. 2664 00; calve. 14 00 175: Texas
and Indian steer, tl 00(6 6.10; cow nd
heifer, l0(jl60.
HOGS Receipts. 1006 head; market
trong; pig and light. t3.7tfer.25;
packer. 15.71(14.20; butchers and beat,
heavy, tlOOOttl
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1,610
head; market eteady; native mutton.
00(14 00: lamb. 14 0007.00; culls snl
bucks, t2.7IOt.0t; stockers, tl60Ot.lt.
'. T4ew Tork live I'erk M.,u,t.
NFW TORK. Aug 11 BEEVF.d It-u
relpts, 204 head: none on sale; fe d ng
ateady; dressed beef steady at 7t7VaC l-r
pound for native aldea.
caf.VES Receipts, 141 head; market
steady; veal sold at IK to 18.60 er 100
pounda; grer. ll.Z5O4.00: west V11
rlnla and fJelaware. t7.!T,7 50; cl'"
6 reaaed veala ateady at IHtlle per
pound: country dred at 5910ttc.
HOG)1 Receipt. 1.T6S head; non on
ate; market feeling nomlrallv firm.
8HEFP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.410
hesd: heen firm. lam' active an4 ego
higher: aheep otd at tl 210125 per 100
pound; culls. IT to- Ixmh, (.6i9.2o;
two car of t'-i Kentucky lamb at
tl tO; culls. IS 10.
St. Joeenh l ive lioek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo . Aug. 14 CA TTLE
Receipts. 1.107 head; market dull and
weak; natives, 14.600104; rows and
heifers, 1. 6001901 Blocker and feed 1 ,,
I1.A0O4 11
HOGS Receipt. 4.140 head' mar' I
steady to 6c higher; lla-ht, ll(O6 07fi;
medium and havv. 16.66 ft 4 00.
AHKEP AND LAMBS Reoelrt.
head market ateady; Utah Itmba, ?I6.
Ileal Cly Live Stoek Market. '
SIOUX CITY. Ia., Aug. lt.-fSpeclal Tel,
gram.! CATTLE Receipt, lot) bead. Mar
ket steady; beeves, t4.0fkii4.lt; 1 wa. bulla
and mixed. .6o-IJ0; atockci gad feeder,
13 04 If); rslvee and yearlltign. U 7&4J4W
HOt-Receipts. 2.100 head Market 44
1V higher, selling at !0ej.l0; bulk el
sales, !&vtlYo.
Block la Klaht.
Receipts ot live stock at the six
prln-
clpal western market yesterday:
South Omaha....
Hloux City
Kanssa City
f. Joseph
St. I.OUIS
Chicago
Totals
...It.tX 4iV4 11971
Cettea Market.
NF.W YORK, Aug. 14.COTTON-Spo1
closed etesdv; middling uplands, lO.tOc)
middlings gulf, 10.36c: sales, 6i balea.
I.IVF-R1XKIU Aug. It. COTTON-Spof,
moderate business done: prices two point
lower; American mlddUng fslr. 104d: good
middling, t.ild; middling. t.aM; low mid
dling. 6.ril: good ordlnnrv, I 14d; ordinary.
6 v. The sales -of the day wer 7.0f
bales of which &00 were for speculation and
export and Included 1600 American. Re
celpta, t.too bales, all American.
ST. LOlIS. Mo. Aug. 14.-CX?TTON-Qtilet;
middling. 1oV,c. Bale. 1,194 haleex
receipt. 64 bale; shipment, Kl bale!
stock. 18.17 hales.
NEW ORLBANS. Aug. 14-COTTON-Spot
closed Irregular; sale. 360 bales: lew
ordinary, 6 H-lc. nominal; ordinary,
7 J-lsc, nominal: good ordinary, 8vc; e
ml Idling. 9 6-14c: middling. 10 t-14c; goo
middling. 10 ll-lc; middling fair, 11 l-le
fair, 11 ll-14c; receipts, too bale; atock,
24.844 balea.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Aue. 14 COFFEnV-Market
for future opened steady at sn advance of
to iu points and continue! ie improve
on higher European cable, buying by
Europe In the local market, covering of
shorts and local bull support. Trading
wa more active than recently and th
market we firm In the late session, whea
prices allowed a recovery of nearly half
the recent loss. The close was nrm, witn
a net advance of 30 to point a naie
were reported of 158,600 bags, including Sep.
tember at, 4 9rxf7.0rtc ; October, 7.00c; Decern-
ner. j.lo-tT.Bic; jsnuary, t.i&c aisrcn. e
437.45c: May, 7 4667.6oc: July, 7.4frxf7.(!6o,
Spot Rio (lrm; No. 7 Invoice. 8e.
Toledo Bee) Market.
TOLEDO. Aug. 14. SEEDS Clover, cash,
17.16: October and December, 17-22H- Tim
othy, 12.00. Alalke. 16.90.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAMKJBT.
Condltloa of Trade aad Qaetatieao
Staple and Faaey Prolsee.
EGXJS-Recelpt. liberal; fren stock. 14a '
LIVM t-'ULiViit-Y Mena, l"ic; roosters.
6c; turkeys. 10 Uc; duck, 9c; aprlng
chickens, liijllc per lb.
isu 1 ir.it lacmrg etoca, ww, crroic
fancy dairy, 16yi6o; creamery, mx21vo-
KAY 1 rices quotea oy uimm 1 w wm-
rny. Choice upland, ss ao; meaium, aa.w
coatee, ti.ot'WS.OO. Hye straw, 17.00.
BKAN I'er ion, iio.ou.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Horn grown, per baaket ol
2 lbs., imdOc ....
WAX bh.AN8 Per market Paeaet 04
about 16 lb., 60c.
TLRNlPtt. UlCETS AND CARROTS Pet
bu., 7ic.
LEAF UK n UCE jxotnouse, per aoe.
heade, 20c
CELERY Per do., too.
CrCCMBEKUUom grown, per do,
20c.
UNIONS Horn grown, ivo per in,
ORICEN ONIONS Per do bunches, tOo.
RADISH EB-Per doa. bunches, lie.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 11.86; No. 1 L7i
LIMA BEANS Per lb., tVtjC.
GKEEN PEPPERtf-Per market baaket,
76c
TROPICAL FRUITS. .
ORANGEd Valenclaa, all stsea, 14.04.
LEMONS Limonlera, extra fanoy. Ml
Ise. 1..60; 300 sue, ti.76; 100 ie. le.OO; Other
brands, 11.09 lesa.
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch,
tl.7Dj2.26; jumbo. H.60J.ax
POTATOES P -1U-. 46c. .
FRUITS.
PEACHES Yellow freestcme, 1.10; Ml
soui'i, per -bakt crate, ll.outfl.26j Call
torma clbet tas, per box, 11.10.
PLLMa t:llfornla, tl.0t1.71
PEAKS Barllett. per box, ILXCIIO.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Pur lb., le, or abot
KKjlic eacn.
CANTJ1.LOUPK8 Colorado and Art son,
per crate (standard!, tt to; potllea, 13.60.
CUT BEEF PRICKS.
No. 1 ribs, 42c; No. 1 rtba, loc; No. I rlba
6tc; No. 1 loin, ltHfco; No. I loin, Uo
io. 1 loiif, c; No. 1 chuck, 6c; No, I
chuck. 4o; No. t chuck, tc; No. 1 round, foi
No. 1 round, 7o; No. t round, Hii; No. 1
plate, tc; No. I plat, Vc: No. I plat, to.
MI4Ck,LLANxSU8.
CIDER-Por keg, H6. per bbl, UTt
HONEY-New, per 24 lbe.. Sl.tft.
CHiaxCBE Swiss. new, ltc; WlsConsI
brick, 13'14c; Wisconsin llmberger, Uo
iwlns, 1j'c; young Americana, IKS.
lit OAK Granulated can In bbl., tE.ttl
granulated can. In acK, 16.11; granulated
Met, In . ka, 4S.2L , , '
UiRLP-ln ubia., 27o per gal.) In caaee,
6 10-lb. can, 11. 7o; cases', 11 6-xb. carta, 1140;
case, 24 2-lb. can. 1L86.
COFFEE Roaatcd, No. 15, 2tVjO per lb-1
No. t. 2WiC per lb.; No. , Wc per lb.; Nov
20, 16Vc per lb. ; No. U. UMfl per lb.
NUi Walnut, No. 1, soft n41, aW
crop, per lb., 16c; hard hU, per lb.
Ho. Pecan, large, per lb., 14o; smail, per
lb., 12c. Chill walnut, per lb., liUo,
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
hell, per lb., Uc. Cocoanuta, (4 00 per sec
of luO.
CURED FISH Family whltefUh. . per
ouarter bbl.. 100 lbs.. 14 00; Norway mack
erel, No. L 2 .00; No. 2. H4.00; No. 1 M0.0O;
Irish, No. 1 114.00; herring, In bbls.. 109 lb,
each. Norway, 4k. 112.00; Norway, Ik, 1U.00;
Holland, mixed, tll.OO; Holland herring, la
kegs, milkers, HOc: kegs, mixed. 10.
CANNED GOO Dd -Corn, atandard Wsat
ern. 663xoc; Main. 11.16- Tomato, t-lk.
cans, 11.0641.40; 2-1 b.. ITVyCfell.OO. pineap
ples, grated. !-lb., z.OtVuv.0: alloed. tl.9uti
2.20: gallon apple, fancy. MOO; California
apricots, II .7642.00; pear. I1.76O1I0; peaohes,
fancy. Il.7f.tt2.40; A, C. esches, ti 0012 10.
Alaska salmon, red, ft 26; fancy Chinook, F.,
12.10; fancy anckeye, F., 11.96) gardlnaa,
oil, 12 60; mustard, II 50431 10. Sweet po
tatoes, tl.lt.icil.26; saoerkraut. 1100; pump
kins. tOcetl.OO; wax bean, l-lb., 7M90a;
lima bean, l ib., 76cU 11.16; tplnach, ti lt;
rhesp peas, l-lb., 60c; extra, ',4'ovmc; fane',
iC1.7.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green Mlte4
No. 1. l!Hc: No. I. lUAc:. full hide. IHVHci
green hide, No, 1. 10c; Nt 1 tc; horse,
II. jot 26; sheep pelt. 60cOtL2e. TaUoW, May.
1, 4c; No. 2. Ic,
WOOlir-Pr ib.. lt72Sa.
Be Want Ad for Business Booster
REAL ESTATE Ttl ARgFRIIS.
E. D. Samson and wife to Alv. L.
Tlmblln, lot t and 7, block 11 Cen
tral Park add., and other lofa 1
Alva L. Tlmblln at al. to Highland
Realty company, lot t and 10,
Ambler Place, and other lot 1,001
Kate U Kyle and husband to Alloa
M. C. Johnson, lot U and 11 block
7, Reed's 1st 20,004
E. H. Scott and wife to Arminta
Root, wVs of kit 4 and 10 feet of
lot 2. Collin' Plac lOOt
Henry W. Blahop to Flora M. Hall,
lot t, block 4, Omaha View.. tttt
William A. Paul and wife to John
Paul. e0 feet of lot I, block 'M,"
Lowe ' 4M
Stephen D. Bangs and wlf to Jima
H. Lite, lot I and , block 14, Sum
mit add 721
Mary M. Reed et al. to Arthur Theo
dore, lot It, block 7, Shull Id...... LM
Thi.ira C. Kennedy and wife to
Barah Nely, nVs Of lot t, block
1. Lake
E. D. Warn son and wlf to Alva L
Tlmblln. jr., lot 10 and 11, block 43a,
Grand View, and other lot r. lot
George Thompson and wife to Vir
ginia Grace Dyball, lot 1 block. 1
llsnacom Plac IM
O. M. Forkal to Ernest R. Forkel,
lote 20 and 22, block 1 Wlee 4
Parmalce'a 169
Carrie Noll and husband to Mabel
V. Haven, lot So. Luk A Tempi
ton's
171
tiiia
Total
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STOCKS
louaiv ASO SOLD.
Be for buying or selling any stock
secure our quotation. W ogr aak)ee
to prlet al.
Taylor Mountain (Colorado) want, bldl
and offerings.
American Deforest Wireless (com.). f LIS
Con. Jefferson Gold and Copper. .11a
Golden Treasure Placer (Idaho)...., to
Merganlhaler Baaket ..lira
Mogul Preferred B.-H.).... ...tie
8eara Roebuck, Preferred ftnxo
Hears. Roebuck. Common $A4A4I
Standard Cona. (Oregon) UH)
1'aylnr Mountain 1C0I0). W want to buy
U. 8. Graphite Preferred ...Ttw
BTOOKS WAHTSll.
Offer u any atock or bond you have
for sale. w want Taylor Mountain,
Arlaona-Colorado Copper Belt, Night,
hawk, Htandard Consolidated, Coronade
Gold. Sonora Bonanaa, Margaothaiar
Basket and Script, Amason Gold. Great
Western t Henderson!, Sanltol Chemical.
Columbus Consolidated B. H I, HubbareV
Elliotl. German American Coffee.
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STOK BROKERS.
1201 Stock, Exchanf Bide, CtUoaeT
Cattle. Hog. Sheen
2.916 I fc4 1.164
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imo 8.7on l.nrj
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