THE 'OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1906.
13
CHAIN AND FSOOCCE MARKET
Liquidation U Crder of Day in the
Local Pit.
PLENTY OF SEPTEMBER WHEAT FOR SALE
nah llnnsrs Free Sellers September
t:" sind Pries Arc lnrr-Rp-vrlpts
l.arirr sad Free Move
meal Ciftrlra tfil Urk,
OMAHA. August SI, 1906.
Some liquidation i.f 8,-pte.mber wheat
took place t the start, hut prices were un
.nana"-!!, ami n tuc session progressed the
iutin.t unified strength, advancing c.
H
1
H
n nuin js louna lor rata at the advance
and the market turned Weak, losing all
Kaill. LlVPrnonl unrl i nnlinanlul ...a,-..
Hets f k. North wt,-rn vmlhrr
H
1'
s well an at other primary marHet. Kx-
i niana wax poor. Deliveries are ex
pected to be large tomorrow,
t ash house weie free seller of the Hep-
jemiwr option this morning, receipts being
Iturger ami a larger run expected next
woe it . 1 he cash demand wus poor and
''i " lor. Opening option dragged
throughout the sexslon. The deferred
futures were depremdngly affected.
iiiniaiy wheat receipts were 4w,wi0 bush
Jia and shipments 679.0i bushels, against
tecelpia last year of W.',oijo bushels and
shipments of 4i,0iK Inn he In Corn receipt!
were ojl.o bushels and (hipmenta Vt.vm)
bushels, against receipts last year of Sb6,j
liuxhela and shipments of 613,wJ bushel.
Clearances were 164,000 bushels wheat, 26,tW
liarrels hour, 4.0UO bushels corn and 4,000
bushels oats.
Llvei pout olosed unchanged on wheat and
iiinhaiiK'-d to d loiter on corn.
Argentina wheat shipment were 1,048,000
bushels and corn shipments 2,S52,ot) bush
els. Argentina wheat shipments since Jan
ry 1 are 7s,ti6s.4.w busr.els, against 89.814,
xt husliels for tlie siui.e time last year.
Corn Hlilpinentn since Januury 1 were 67,
i;,() lmaht-ls, against 56,.is,ijo bushels for
the same time lust year.
The Modern Miller saya today: "The
holding attitude of winter wheat formers
In firmly maintained. There are no signs
hs yet of an Increased movement to mar
ket. Many Interior millers look for free
deliveries by farmers during September."
IjOcui ra.iau or options:
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesy
Wheat-i
8ept..H
Dec....
J-oi n i
Sept...
lec...
May...
OhIS I I
Sept. .....)
' A asked. B hid.
Omaha, Caen Price.
"HEAT-M). 2 hard. 6465c; No. 3 hard.
r..Vo4c; No. 4 hard, n9ij3e; No. 3 spring,
O. 'l64c.
CORN-No. S, 4.1c; No. 3 yellow, 43HfJ44c;
No. 8 white, 45c.
OATS No. s mixed, zmnrr; No. t
white, CSftiSUc; No. 4 white. 2T,y828c.
KVE-No. 2, Sic; No. 3, 60c.
Carlo! Hecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
,fllcAgo ... f.....;. 79 333 IIS
Kansas f',ltv 148 27 38
Minneapolis 72
nnaha 61 ' '.2
Duluth ij . .
Ml. Louis 45 74 88
1IICAGO GRAIt AXD PROVISIONS
FVatnrrs of the Trading; aad Closlna;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAflO, Aug. 31.-Coverlng by shorta
In the September delivery held the local
wheat market steady, notwithstanding
lower cabins and a continued absence of
rain In the northwest. At the close iho
price of the Decani be r option, was prac
tically unchanged. Corn was unchanged.
Uats were off Hfa'tyj. Provisions were un
changed tp JHfafic Tower.
nurai niniKri openea a trine easier
because of a moderate decline at Liver
pool and favorable weather for harvesting
the spring wheat crop In this country,
from the commencement of the session,
however, the September delivery was In
good demand by several Influential traders
and this soon started covering by local
shorts. The marked responded to the de
mand, the September delivery advancing
sc. Other deliveries advanced In lesser de
gree. Official prediction of rain through-out-
sections of the spring wheat country
sasisted In creating a firmer tone. Trading
was quite active all day. During the last
hour there was considerable profit-taking
which resulted In declines In all deliveries.
I' ho market closed steady. December
apened He lower at 7.VV, advanced to 74ViC
ind closed at 73'9,73c. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 277,) bu.
Exports for the week, as shown by Brad
streefs, were -equal to 57,000.000 bu. Pri
mary receipts were 489.0UO bu., compared
with 862.000 bu. for the corresponding day
a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluih and Chi
cago reported receipts of 164 cars, against
mi cars last week and 424 curs one year
ago.
Liquidation of September holdings had
a depressing effect In general on the corn
market. A decline of l"c In the price of
oaah corn waa directly responsible for tho
selling pressure. Indirectly the prollt
laking was due to the expectation of
Kreally Increased receipts of corn from
iow on. With the exception of the Sep
tember option, which waa rather weak,
the market closed weak. December opened
a shade higher at 43o to 4Sii-uo, sold
between 43V) and 4V) and closed at 43VJI
4:iV-'- - Ixwal receipts were 328 cars, with
2(2 of contract grade.
Oata were easier on selling by com
mission houses and cash Interests. Liberal
uriinnry receipts were the chief weakening
.Influence. Iecember opened tyc lower at
Su'kC sold between 30V c and 3u'!4ft'31c and
closed at 3Uc. Local receipts were
218 cars. .
Provisions were steady on a 10c advance
In the price of live hogs. Trading was
very quiet. At the close September pork
was unchanged at ll90. lrd was un
changed at fb.iii. Bibs were 2,i65c lower
Estimated receipts iTor tomorrow: Wheat,
SO cars: corn. 361 cars; oats, 239 cara; hogn.
B,0U head.
xns iwaauig luium ii.au
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Tes y
Wheat
8ept.
Vtc...
May...
Corn
Sept... Deo....
May...
Oats
Sept... Deo....
May...
Pork
Sept.'.. Jan....
Lard
Sept... Oct....
Nov...
I
I
70T4
73Vi
74
73 7041 V
It Hi
77
V
A
?9H
81
a
u to
it 45
774n
I
4TW8S
47141 4741
43MI1
43
89
33
XtrtiM 31
S3 mtuW
18 M
13 50
t 80
S ?4
1 to
13 60
t 80
8 0
1
16 90
13 50
13 47Vs
771 8 77H
8 87VI
8 70 I 8 70
7 5 T K
8 77H1 8 K2H
8 75 7xH
I I2H! 7 i2W
a 87H
8 721
72l
a 70
T W
77V4:
8 70
Oct....
Ribs
' Jan....
7 V6
a oo
8 F5
I 7s
7 26
71
T22H)
i'ssh quotations were as follows:
F LO I' K Steady, winter patents, 13.309
30; straights. t3.SOQ3.40; spring patrnU.
t3 7taS W); straights, 3.2"iJ 60. bakers, 3.j0
tit W.
WHEAT No. S spring. 7Bc; No. 3, 721j76ci
No. t red. 7OHf70Hc.
CORN No. 3. 4MSi8c; No. 3 yellow,
49c.
UATB-No. r?V(c: No. t white, 32c;
No. 3 whits. !9S3U4
BYE No. I, 6SVBtir.
HARI.EY Fair to choice malting, 40 180.
SEKPS No. 1 flax, 81.07; No. 1 north
western. 31.11. Clover, contract grao.es,
mow.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
38 70418.). Mss pork, per bbl., 316.80. Lard,
per Ihs., tB.80. Short clear sides (boxed),
t00&9.1!4. ;
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: - ..
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 32.700 I8.V1O
Wheat, bu W.OnO lStstlO
Corn, bu 314.4rt 3K74)
Oata, bu 390.4110 80.100
Rye. bu 3U)0
llarley. bu 23.100 8.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steadv. Creameries, l!tfj
S3c; dairies, ll'uiwv. Eia. Arm: at mark,
rases Included. 12H1h-; firsts, l'Hc; prime
flrsts. 19c; extras, II He. Cheese, steady;
uvaisc.
Peoria Crala Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 31 CORN Steady; No. 3
yellow. 4c; No. 3. 4tc; No. 4. 4c; no grade.
ItlW-iptTc.
OATS Firm; No. S white. 304c; No I
white. 30ih9fHt; No. 4 white,
RYI&-Higher; No. t, 6o.
Uvcratool Qrala (rorlals
LIVERPOOL Aug. tl WHEAT Spot.
"( W t rod, wasters) winter, tt lad;
'4A K1H mv, (KiA 63HA
nA C4.)i, 6fiA 6WA 61-.
I I I
VM A 4r,A 424 A! HA
ZA 38'4,B S?A 37B 39A
- H'J'k i ail j. ' Ml. 4 3'iU.nl Sllh
I zTft'BI Z7TB
futures, steady; September, ts fed; De-,
cemher, s 3 'd.
t'tiRN Hroi. Amerlran mlird new, ftrm, 1
s 10a; American mixed-old stealv 4s
lOttd; futures, quiet; September, 4a Hd;
Iecember, 4a 7H1; January, new, 4a
3Vkd.
SEW VORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloas ot Ike Day oa Varloas
Consmodllles.
NKW YORK. Aug. 81.-FIX)fR-Recelpts.
.oM bbls.; exporis, 14.440 bbls.; market
ateady, hut dull; winter patents, 83.76
k4.l; winter straight. $3.6tii.l!it; wm
ter extrns. 3. 866 3.25; winter low grades,
(-'i54i 3.26; Minnesota patents, 34.004 4.i".
K.ve notir, firm; fnir to good, 3 talfl.ii;
choice to fancy, $8 80 4.00.
CORNMKAl-Steatiy; line white and yel
low. tl.Sir-pl.a; coarse, tl.loful.12; kiln dried.
t2.W.!iO.
RTR Nominal; No. 2 western, &c. c. I.
T., New York.
v HEAT-Retelpts, 78.000 bushels; ex
ports, 4i,87 bushels; spot market, easy;
No.. 3 red, 77tc, elevator; No. 2 red, 78?4c,
f. o. b afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
Mt,c, f. o. b, afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
iSc, f. o. b., afloat. The wheat murket
was quiet all day and no more than steadv,
finally easing off under liquidation with
the close partly e net lower. Prices ral
lied after the opening on famine news
from Russia, but . had poor support owing
to easy cables and good northwest
weather. May, R84'tjK4ic, closed at MV;
September, 78 6-1VaMc, closed at iSHc;
December, 81'4B81Se, closed at 9c.
CORN Receipts, 21,6i)0 bushels; export.,
t,88 bushels; sales, OO.idO bushels, futures;
spot market easy; No. 2, 67Hc, elevator
and f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 yellow, 61c; No.
3 white, tic. Option market opened easy,
rallied on covering of September and then
weakened with wheat, closing at SraA4o
lower.. May closed at 61c; September,
MVuWHc, closed at 66c; December closed,
52HO.
OATS Receipts, 73,M)0 bushels; exports,
(,219 bushels; spot market steady; mixed
oats, 2tt to 32 pounds, 36c; natural white,
30 to 33 pounds, 3&t)3ic; clipped white, 38
to 40 pounds. SK'a-t'c.
HAY Dull; shipping, 6diS7c; good to
choice, 90c4Jtl OO.
FEED Steady; spring bran, 318.25; mid
dling. 810.75; city, t20.Mtti24.liO.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1906 crop, ll(&17c: 1904 crop and olds, nom
inal; Pacific coast. 1906 crop, 1361c; Wot
crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
HIDE8-teady; GalvestfJn. 20 . to 25
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, 21c;
Texas dry, 24 to 80 pounds, 19c.
LEATHER Steady: 2fi27ViC
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, 31003
fill. 00; mess, 3A.OTHafl.60; beef hams, tvl.008
22.50: - packet. IS .5iJ9.O0; city, extra India
mess, 31S.0"4il,60; cut meats. steady;
pickled bellies. 311.0041 13.00; pickled shoul
ders, 82&fi8.76; pickled hams. tlZ.ffWaK.SO.
Lard, firm; western steamed, 38 85ia.&0;
refined, firm; continent. 3935; South Amer.
lea. tlO.OO; compound, 7.124j7.S7H. Pork,
steady; family, t11.nVEriB.00; short clear.
17.xf7lg. 7B; mess. tl8.76'fll9.25.
. TALLOW Steady; city, 84c; country,
5&3Hc.
RICK Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
IM'fUKr; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 249244?; official prices, cream
ery, common to extra, 18f24c; Western
factory, common to flrsts, 15hmc;
western Imitation creamery, extras, 204
&21c: flrsts, 184&19C.
CHEESE Steady; state full cream, laifgw
fancy, 12c; fair to good,' 12fil24c; sinll
fancy, 124c: fair to good, UVolc; In
feriors. lov,iejll4c.
EGOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
neaiby fancy selected white, 28c; Mate,
choice, 2027c; state, mixed extra, 25
26c: western flrsts, 21 (f 214a (oiuclii
rrlce western firsts, 204 9210; seconds.
84?lf4c.
POULTRY Live, steady; western chick
ens, 14 4c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 14c;
dressed, Irregular; western chickens, 13V
15c; turkeys, 13614c; fowls. lOQHc.
at. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-WHEAT-Futures,
higher, cash steady; track, No. 2 red, cash,
7rW72c; No. 3 hard, 704j'73o,'' September,
; December,- 71Vtf714C.
CORN Lower; track. No. 2 cash, 474'3
47He; September, 464m-H4c ; December, 414
HIV: No. 3 white, 44c.
OATS Firm: track. No. 3 cash, 31c; Sep
tember, 30c; December, 314tf-jlHc; No. 2
white. 324r32c
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. 83.S)
C3.K6; extra fancy and straight, 3.0tQ3.4u:
Llear, t2.7W2.90.
8EEI Timothy, Steady; t3.25fc4.00.
CORNMEAI Steady; 3260.
BRAN Firm; tacked, east track, 73
TCHc.
HAY Firm; timothy, 312-01V515.00; prairie,
t8.0Wf10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-tl.004.
HAOOINO 9 1-lCc.
HEMP TWINE-74.
PROVISIONS Portt, steady; Jobbing.
tl5.40. Lard, steady; prime steam, tj;4.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra shorts,
t9.26; clear ribs. ti.60; short clears, 8ft. 414.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra short, J10.0U,
clear ribs, tl0.20; short clear, tlO.374.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c; springs,
12c; turkeys, 144o; ducks, 84c; geese, 6c.
BUTTER Ftrm; creamery, 19j24c; dairy,
18f(22c.
EQOS Steady, l&o case count.
' Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. lO.Ono 8.O11O
Wheat, bu 46.000 Sfi.OOO
Corn, bu 75,000 $0.00i)
Oats, bu 88,000 63.C0J
Mlaaeapolls ft rat a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 81. FLOUR First
patents. t4.0Otf4.10; second patents, t3.85
3.96; first clears, t3.26ji3.45; second clears.
t2.50i3.6i).
B KAN In bulk, 812.60(513.75.
' (Superior Board of Trade quotatlona for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
A Co., 110-1U Board ot Trade, was:
Artlcles. Open. High. Low. CIose. Tes'y
Wheat
. May ..
Sept...
Dec...
Oct....
Nov...
Deo...,
774 764
7lV'71 7l4 71
724(4 734 724
1 12 1 124 1 11
1 lo 1 11 1 104
1 104 1 104 1 104
1 084 1 e4 1 094
761i'S4 7G4'if')i
714 71
724 74
1 1241 1 12
1 1041 1 10H
1 1041 1 104
X094I
Minneapolis Cash Closs Wheat: No. 1
hard, 774c; new. 74c; No. 1 northern, 7ie;
new, 754c; to arrive, 724e; No. 2 northern,
744c; new, 734c; to- arrive, 714c; No. 3.
7H,itf724c; No. 1 durum, 67c; to arrive, 6c;
No. 3 durum, 6c to arrive., 804c Corn:
No. t yellow, 474e; No. 8. 474v Oats: No.
3 white. 4e; No. 8, 35V6264c. Barley:
334J46C. Rye: 614240- Flax: 31.094.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 81-WHEAT-t'n-changed;
September. 63T4c; December, 6ff4c-
3, ftitWc; No. 2 red, 7'&74c; NoTx. 6&ffU7c
CORN-September. 424c;Vec.mberrte4c-
Swte in;cCMh' No" 1 mixti- Cl 1
m?x:Vi29,4ch,t,, 8lHC31HCi N- 1
r,rfa ""
RYE Higher; No. 2. 67(fj9c.
ch"icay:tC7l0,C Umthy
lgBUTTER Creamery, extra, 22cj packing.
vru -. w.. R'M',',Pt Bhlpments.
Wheat, bu Sie.000 117 000
9rn- bu 34,fl0 jT ftrt
0ta. bu t.OU) liXo
Dnlatk Crala Market.
DUUTTH, Aug Sl.-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, ,ic; No. J northern, 734c- (Sen.
i. ""?.' ' Depiemner
temoer, 734c; durum September No. 1
No. 2,
8oc);AA"u8;.l;?.'!5c!v niw: n tr-c :
RYE 6Sc.
BA RLE Y 356Jc.
Mlletaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Sl.-WHEAT-Weaker;
No. 1 northern, 77479e; No 2
northern. 74$77c: December, 734ii.73.c.
KYE-Iwer: No. 1, I4j69c '
3A4?L8:Y8l,dy: No 4isB6c: aampl.
CORN-FIrm: No. I cash, t9tl604c: De
cember. 4i4fi430.
Pblladelpkla Prod ace Market.'
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 81. BUTTER .
Firm and 4e higher; extra western cream-
r&V!,5: "'I. nr"hJ Prints, To.
Equal-Firm and In good demand; nearby
fresh and western fresh, 22c at mark
CHEESE Firm and In good demand;
New ork full creams, choice, 13uU4c:
New York full creams, fair to good, 124
C 1340.
CosTee Market. '
NEW YORK. Aug. M.-COFFEE-Market
- mwmvj m k uiicaange
prices to a decrease of five points, whlc
-""r- yw-wu iraay si unchansed
wm ins later Freneh
c,bJS-. ,T,ruln; was quiet and the market
ruled fairly steady during the middle ses
sion In spite of further reports of rain In
Braall, on covering of shorts and a little
bull support. The closs was steady at
an advance of 6 points to a decline of five
points Bales were reported of 21,600 bags
including October at I. tor; December. ZA
i 60c; January. 8 66c; March, 46B 70c
May. ( sue: June, t 85c. and July. I kuc
6pol Rio tjuiet; No. J Invoice. $40.' '
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Paneer Siftnajit' Loja Tj ea Finaiio'.a
Horitn fioon After Market Cpena.
CALL LOAN RATE RISES TO 12 PER CENT
Forecast of lafarorablo Bank State
teat Adds to Stagaatloa Close
Is Barely Steady Alter
Slight Rally
NEW TOR K, Aug. 31. Danger signals
loomed on the financial horiaon shortly
after the opening of today's market. Call
money opened at M per cent and speedily
advanced to 12, the highest prices In several
months. As a result the market soon fell
Into a state of inertia, such ss It had not
shown for weeks before. Another Influence
which made lor lower prices was the
speech of Mr. Bryan, although Wall street
professed to regard that as a mere Incident
an excuse and not a reason for selling
securities. Nevertheless, it cannot be
denied that Mr, Bryan's attitude - offers
small comfort to the so-called vested In
terests and the flnaialaj community In
general. .
Efforts to advance prices by circulating
reports of gold Imports were made at the
opening and while It Is generally known
that negotiations to that end are under way
no definite developments were obtainable.
It Is Interesting to note, amnt this subject,
that bar gold and American eagles rose
In the London market during the day,
eagles smartly, while an advance In gold
prices was reported from other Imports
less certain, especially as a slightly higher
rate was quoted for demand sterling In
this market. The stock market was with
out a leader throughout the session, but
the trading element played for a reaction
and so far as any marked tendency was
discernible their tactics were fairly suc
cessful except In the case of Union Pa
cific, which held well at a marked advance
over the previous day's close and some of
the specialties. In this class was included
Adams Express, which on a sale of one
lot recorded an advance of 60 points. Some
significance attaches to the rise In this
stock In view of the strength of kindred
securities and the recent Increase in the
dividend of a rival concern and there were
Intimations of a closer "community of In
terests." Trading during the early, session
was several hundred shares below the
average of recent days and In the late
session grew even smaller. A further ad
vance In call loans to 12 per cent and no
more definite news as to- gold engagements
added to the general feeling of discourage
ment, which resulted In almost utter
stagnation. The forecasts of tomorrow's
bank statement showing a loss by the
banks to the sub-treasury of more than
85.000,000 and the general movement ex
tending the loos to almost t6.SO0.O0O, in
creased the hesitating tone of the market,
although prices were then the best of tha
day. The strength of Union Pacific on
buying, which emanated from one of the
prominent commission houses was one of
the pussllng features of the day. Southern
Pacific, Reading and Amalgamated Copper
shared in the rise, but transactions In these
stocks were In relatively small amounts.
Pullman Palace Car waa another. one of
the specialties that exhibited unusual
strength, selling at 260, an advance of 8
points from the previous day. In the last
hour the market grew Increasingly dull
and spiritless, but became more animated
Just before the end, when Call money One
more advanced to the high figure of the
day and rumors of good engage
ments were revived, though details
were still lacking. It was also announced
that the Bank of England had ordered
another advance In the price of American
eagles. The closing waa barely steady,
active issues showing a tendeneyyto rally.
Ixtndnn's operations here were nominal,
sales Just about offsetting purcHaaes. The
sub-treasury transferred toOO.OOO to San
Francisco.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value tl.4no.nno. United States new 4s
coupon advanced 4 per cent on call.
The following was the range ot prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
8l. High. low. cinta
Adams Kiptera 100 i0 Soft 17t
Amalgamated Capper (7,fM) 10 V lots
Antar. Car and Foundry...- 04 40 ai'a S
do sfd i tot) 0I lot ien
Amar. rot ton Oil I1H
do pf 1
Asiar. Bxsresa 140
Amer. Hld Leather ptd. J0' i4 jn'i
Amar. lea Securities 2.400 80 714 7t
Amer. Unseed Oil .... .... II
do ptd 40
Amar. Locomotlre 1.500 724 714 714
do pfd lin,
Amar. Smaltlns AY Refining H.OOO 1544 1U4 lVj
do pfd .... mi,
Amer. Sugar Her . ei-dlr.. 1,100 1344 14 4
Amer. Tobhacee pfd ctfi 10
Anaconda Mining Co 4.400 r74 til tfH
AtrhlaAn (O.toe lot lojt, 104
. do pfd too 101 0 toofe
Atlantic Coast Line too lit 141 14t
Baltimore A Ohio '1,000 IK14 1174 117K
do pfd too l t4 (I
Brooklyn Rapid T oo 7ftt 7HV, 714
Canadian PoclOc. ex-dlv... 4.000 M44 17SV, 17H
Central ot New Jersey..... too Ml HIH tl
Cheaapesks Ohio t.MO 444 44 4a
Chicago aV Great Western.. ' 1,100 14 17 171,
Chicago Northwestern... 210 HO 111
C, M. 4V at. Penal M.&00 in 174 1714
Chicago Term. A Trans it
do pfd 17
C . C . O. AV Rt. Louli m
Colorado Fuel and Iron..,. 1,400 44 II tl
Colorado AY Southern - .... 7
do 1st pfd IO0 44 .. 44
do 2i pfd 1O0 Co4 104 SO
Consolidated Oas 100 140 140 140
Corn Products rfg 141
da pfd ,. 74
Delaware A Hudson (0 til 117H 1174
Del., Lack. A Western 4411
Denver A Rio Orasde 700 44 41 49i
do pdf Hk
Dietitian Securities ...... 400 41 41a II "4
Erts 14,100 4H 4Mt 40
do 1st pfd 100 T7 774' 77U
do M ptd 4O0 Tl, 1 701I
General Elsctrle KM) 144 14T 14S4j
Hocking Valley ', 0127
Illinois Central 173
Inter. Paper M (Of) 1 11 11
. P?
Inter. Pump 100 44 4114 4X.
do pfd : ,4 "
lows c-cntral ti
do pd ..f , m,
K. C. Southern os t. It H
do pfd 400 l4 II MU
LoulSTllle A Naahrtlle l.too 144 lad, HU
Mexican Central IM II fi tlu.
Minn. A at. Lenli...( too Ttej 7IA 4a
m , at. p. a auu ate. m ,n
do pfd 170 ,
Missouri Pacific IJoo 4714 M4 44V
M., K. A Taiaa UJ
do pfd , too t TO 70
National Lead fgu
N. R. n. of Meilco pfd.... 400 44 41
New Torlt Central 4,100 1481 141 1414.
N. T.. Ont. A W eaters.. . l ino 4014 41V 4tu
Norfolk A Westers 4.101 a4 421 li
do pfd pnr
North American lot Uu flu. v
Pselflo Mall to 4714 7U 47
Penneylvaala 47,400 141 141 Hi 14
People's Oaa 400 4144 41V1 o3
pitu.. c. . a at. l 7. .... law
Praeaed Bteel Car 100 41 14 - 1114 tl
do pfd iy.
Pullmas Palace Car t.100 140 144 14(14
Readlns 44, O0 1J714 184 1M
do 1st pfd )
do Id pfd eo
Repablle Bteel n0 1014 tt f,u
do pfd lot 4114 M4 4V4
Rock liland Ce l.too 1714 tfJ nj
do pfd 404 aau 444 au
rubber Goods pfd .JJ
t U A Ban Prsa. td pfd. too 444 ttii M
Bouthsrn Paolflo 34,400 4014 444 ou
. o Ptd o 111 114 ii77
Southern Rsllwsy 1.104 iiu 17K ,,5
do pfd 100 100 100 as?
Tenneaaes Coal aad Iron 18a
Teias PsclSe 404 144 1414 un
Tol.. St. L. A W tot) tl S5
do tfd
a- it 1114 us!
1M.404 It 114 1U 111
44
' Ill
1 H
4SU
to ioii tmv. kj
Union PaelBs ,
ds pfd ,
I'. 8. Eipraea ,
I'. 8 RaaltT
V. 8. Rubbsr
do pld
V. B. Bteel
.. Ill' 4414 UK
do prd 4.T0S 10744 liMVl loau
Virginia-Carolina Chemical. lot U14 4114 t2
de pfd ..... imu
wosa 404 N " iti
do pfd ue U 4414 Z
Walla-Parso Bipreee
Weatlii(liouas Eleetrts JIV
Westers I' Dion . lot 41 iiu tlli
Wheellns A Lake 8)rle .
WIscoGifo Ccstrsl s ton se H" n-
do pfd , 40 4141 Iiu, 11 2
orthera PaelgO I.K4 tit tuZ tit
Nort
Central Laatber
10 141 Uk.
do pfd
lot lot li laiJ
Bloss-Bbeffleld
Bloss-Bbetneld loo TT 77 J
Great Northers pfd 4.404 IJ4V4 in 4 it"?
InUrborousb Metropolitan. . frit 1414 ga
iWri. - S
ToUl sales lor the ear, M M sksras.
Was Yark Mlalaar Iteeks.
:.?--T-- A.V;u n-'-'n quota-
I lui,. via ....... .i v v n WWrw.
Adams Coa.
Ltttl- Chlal...
4
.tn
,144
. 8
. 11
.104
. 80
. at
.144
Alice
Breeoo
Bruaawlek Cam....
ootarle
Opklf
Phoenls
Pettost
.. a
M
11
Cmatock Tunnel
Coo Cal ssd Vs..'.. 104
Hors aiWer tto
Irsa ailrer a. ...lot
LssdrlUs Ces i
aaraa
Sierra Neead .
small Hue...
ausdard
Baa If riearlage
OMAHA. Aug. 31. Rank clearings for to
day were tl 3i.2li7 .44 and for the eorrespond.
log data last year $l,r,730.t4.
Treasary Btateaaeal.
WASHINQTON, Aug. n.-Today s state
ment ot the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 16O.0O0.0u0 gold
reserve, ahoaa; Available cash, balances.
t30JVSfl.8M; gold eoln and bullion, tllUTV,
v; gold certificates, m.;9.470.
Vs York Money Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. tl.-MONET-On cnll,
string and higher at sfll2 per cent; ruling
rste, t per cent: closing bid. 10 per cent;
offered, at II per cent. Time loans, very
strong; 61) dsys, no mans; s) days, 7 per
cent; months, SV per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4Ji
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak at tl.
fJM.8136 for demand and at 14 lffi4.s'20 for
sTwjny bills; posted rales. 84.S1HVI-33 and
t44HT4l; commercial Mils, 84.7VY
SILVER Bar, 6Sc; Mexican dollars.
HVc.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steady.
guotatlons on New fork bonds today
were as follows:
U. B. ref. is. reg ...1044 J. pas 4a, td eerie.... 4
do coupon 104V do 4a, rtfa tia
I'. B. !. ret 10a! do Id serlea t'4
do coupon luiv, do 4a, ctfa :
V. 8. old 4a, re( 10IV4 t- A N. unl. 4a I"4
do coupon nsv Man. c fold 4a 1ICI1,
V. 8. new 4. n..llimin. Central 4s.... 54
do coupon 111!,' do let Inc 114
Am. Tob. 4s Minn. A St. L. 4s.. 44
de 4a llte M.. K A T. 4a 100
Atchlenn (en.
do adj. 4a...
4.. ..10144, do I M
IUn. R. R. of M. e. 4a. M
4a. ...lot (N. Y. C. sen. ma.. II
Uiv N. J. C. gen. S....Kia
Atlantic C. L. 4s.,
B A O. 4a
do 4H
Brk. R. T. e. 4a.
Central ot Oa. la..
do let Ine
de Id Inc......
do Id Ine
Chee. A Ohio 4!te.
Chicago A A. tve.
C. B. A Q. n. 4e.
C R. I. A P. 4s
do col. am
MiNo rsclBc 4a...
1014
1141 so sa
'414
101
'
100 s
..110
Nor. A W. e. 4
.. IT
.. 40
.. M
..104
.. T7
.. tl
.. VM
.. M
Ore. 8. L. rtf. 4a
Pens. 0. 114a..
Reading ten. 4a
t!W
St. L. A I. M. r. 4a nil.
Ft. L. A a. r. ft. 4s. MS4
St. U 8. W. e. 4e.. 77
Seaboard A. I 4a. .
So. Paridc 4e tl
ore. I 11. u 1
.101
Jo lit 4s. ctfa til
Colo. Ind. It. ear. A.. Tti Boutkern Ry la li.u.
..v,v. ma. ea 14 iexes a racino leta.iii1
Colo. A Bo. 4a SIS'Tol.. gt. U A W. 4s. tl
Ouo. 104 il'slon Pacific 4.... 1034
A It. O. 4a M14 IV. B. Bteel td 4s.... Ill
eve, ea as iwaoajtn lata
Brie prior lias 4a.. 1004 do deb. B
do g.n. 4 ts 'Wettern Md. 4a...
Hock. Val. 4t log 1W. A L. S. 4a
Japan 4a lOOVliWIs. Central 4a
Vftered.
m's
14
I4i4j
St)
Rostoa Iteekt aad Bonds.
BOSTON, Aug. 31. Call loans 8j7 per
cent; time loans, 6ttS per cent. Closing
quotations on the Stock exchange were:
. ..h I ... . . . nnm, ... , ....
.. .. . mi anj. e. . . . iw At -em IC 1J1
Meg. Central
744.)
tlln.-i.Ni . IIU.
do 4a
Atchison
do pfd
Ronton A A
Boaton A Me.,
Foaton Elevated
ritchbiirs pfd
. 9i4
.lot la
.10UV,
t44
.11
.ISO
.1M4
Cal. A Heels 110
centennial
14U
copper Rant
Dale Weat
774
la
")a
12
II
'i
214
Franklin
Oranhy
lale Boyale ....
Meg. central .
n t., n. h. a"h"im
1014
Mam. Mining ..
Michigan
Mohawk
pars Marquette
t'nloa Parlte
Am. Arte. Cham.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tubs.
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tal...
Am. woolen
do pfd
Edlaon PJIec. 111..
Maaa. Rlectrle ...
ds pfd
Maaa. Gaa
t nlted Fruit
Vntted Shoe Mack.
do pfd
Green Con
V. B. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Allnueg
, 41
,.lMt4
,. 24
Mont. Coal A C
Old Dominion
Oecenls
40
Il1i
MI4
tl
I
M
...... 414
42S
S74
H
40S4
74,
1M
8114
12
14
I
110
itii
.. M'4
11 ffarrot
..I3l,
..116
..13.1
.. 14
..1011,
..tit
.. ID4
.. 70
Qulnor
shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
Vnlted Cnnner
V. 8. Mining..
V. B. Ul
t'tah
474
Vlctnvla
,K Wlnons .. .....
. 74 Wolverine ....
. i4 North Butt .
. 1414 B't Coalition
. 44 Nevada
.1044 Mitchell
. 4 Cal. A Aril..
. 144 Tecumaeh .....
Amalgamated
Anted.
ltn-V
'Bid.
London Closing? Stocks,
LONDON, Aug. 81. Closing quotations
en the Stock exchange were:
Conaola, mane? ....n 7-l M , K. A T tH
ercouni, ucl.BI 11-1 V. t central 14714
Anaconda
14.
Norfolk A W 46 "a
Atchteon
do pfd
B. A O
Canadian Par ISC
Ohea A Ohio....
..tio.
..104
..12114
..lo
..44 '4
do nfd tl
Ont. A Western 41V
Pennsylvania
7J14
.... 444
.... 71
.... V4
... 1041,
.... 134
,...iw.'a
.... ta
..... 47
...,111V,
.... tl
.... 47
Hand Mines ..
Resdlnt
Southern Ry ..
do nfd
Chicago O. W.
.. It
0., M. A Bt. P....1S8-
iteneera ....
D. A R. O..
do pfd ....
Erie
do 1st pfd
' da td nfi4
, IIS Ko. Par I Be
... 44 Union Pacific ..
... Itlil do pfd
... 414 f. 8. Steal....
... tl I do pd
... 74 W'abaah
. tanixl mm ia
Illinois Central
I.. A Vnahvllla iitli e i-w .J
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is n per centj for three
months' bills. 3 7-18(6 3Vj per cent.
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
"J1!. rP''l'l hy Logan A Bryan. 2 Board
of Trade bulldltig. Omaha:
Adventure 414 MlfhUin J... 1S14
Allouea 4 Mohalrk SI
fl,0k"! Kavadt Consolidated. 1V4
5 nahn 324 North Butt tlC
Black Mountain I '4 Old Dominion 41
Boaton ConsolldatseV. ts4 0aceols ' 114 '
Butte Coalition MttPneu. Service it
Calumet A -Arltnaa..10V4 Pnsu. Service, pfd... tt
Oalumet A Heels... .740 Qulncv ... tl
Centennial HVaShannoa 414
.Ht 7V4Tsmarsck lu
Dallr Weat ltHTrlnltr "2
Bast Butt tUnUed Fruit lot
;"""" JO, !nlied States, com.. 4114
Oreen Copper lIHCnlted fttatea. pfd... 4
nbT UVil'teh Conaolldtted ... 40U
""' ; 4 I'tak Copper
lels Roral jo victoria ..! T
U B. A Plttaburg... 1744 Winona u
Maaaachuaetu ........ S Wolverine .iU
Forcla-n Financial.
iJIVnflv ai .
-. n "i. Kiunry was in goon
demand, but supplies were plentiful; Dls-
advance miiu.. ih Bank of EZ
to 78.8Hd due to the strong demand Trom
fitn.T.r!Ca.i"!l.!;i.e ""plpatlon of the Tnlted
.;Tj . vji wwk s arrivals of
settlement helping to rnake operatora cheer!
H; 02rI." iWe.rJ ,nark,, down fractlon-fy;.-1up
ln he,e curltles professing
to fear the result of the gold withdrawal
we IXh-"- f""", following Paris,
were ashade harder. Rhodesia mines
?h? 'rVnoVrt':? l,nder nnfPU'.atlon an5
JUT11 ,ht Americans were buying.
Later, however, the trading waa purely of
a. speculative character. Americans Tooened
forenoon:1"' bUt dv'P -trThZuie
Wool Market.
.-S9BTPy. Auar. "-.-The Commercial Bui.
.. ,nlBtcly. baaing Its report upon
there Is a fair demand from a variety of
consumers and the volume of business Is
of at least average site. In prices there U
no material change the tone of '"" ? w.JJ
iU1.. b.T'n rnan1 hld' confident. The
S, rr?2 f.f JI w.r'" "ult tor worsted
iT . -v-ciyiiuiiaiiis rnvrunw. BCOurod
l2rl.Tta1' 'I.! 11 ltlnd of clothing wools
St 144 Bit Jkak fi mr mwtA tka s..a,s si.. .
... uy B.iu wis? a-1 umi inpy a.rB Sa?ll
i?K.'"I,re f.reelr, to th ' In tha
tnhllltV At VB lllamai U . 1 4.I-A . . "
; " ' wm . AABJ.it -UIUUU m ll In flan
for three-eighths. Quarter-blood Is In bet-
. . qi ino ana new Zealand
croes-breds sold at 43fH6c. The shlpmentB
rjf"!'' o"in 10 oaie rrom Decern-
r ZIi.i?fi.c2TAin' t0 ,h" Mm authority,
are ld4.448.4h lbs., against 15H.643.974 lb, it
the same time last year. The receipts to
date are 2u2.S6,43l lbs., agalnat 378;i78.4M
lbsfor the same period last year.
ST. LOI IS Mo.. AuaT.- 81 WOOL Steady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing. 24
62Ko; light fine, 18iSc; heavy fine, 14M7e;
tub-waalied, Z3&Hc.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 31, COTTON Pewit
closed quiet: middling uplands, 1.80c:
middling gulf. 10. 06c: sale AO i bale-.
I.IVKRPnol. Ana- 11 ClVM-ftu -I. i
dull- prices two points hisher: American
luiuming lair, s.vta; gooa miaaiing, b.Sdd:
middling, 8.41d; low middling. 6.: Id; good
Ardlnarv J S74 n rA ln.ru .1, .. . ,
. , -.,vu. -ip auire
of the day were t.000 bales, of which
auu were lor speculation ana exoort and
.Included 3,400 bales American. Keculpta
8.000 bales, Including 6,300 bales Am ri
can. ST. LOVI8. Mo., Aug. 31. COTTON
Dull; middling, Vc Shipments, 433
bales; stock, 13,801 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. II. COTTON
Ppot market closed quiet; sales. 200 bales'
low ordinary. I 11-ltc. nominal; ordinary
7-lc, nominal; good ordinary, 714c; low
middling, 8 -14c; middling, 8 8-lSc; good
middling, 7-lc; middling fair, 13-18c,
nominal; ftUr. 10 7-lc, nominal. Receipts
1.601 bales; stock. 16,371 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 31. METALS There
was an advance In the London tin market
with siot closing- st 184 17s (4 and futures
at U 7s d. Locally, tht TrmTrkel i
steady and higher, ln sympathy with spot
. - wuuuii was un
changed ln London, with spot and futures
both ni.,.lrl est n. I Tt- V
r - r. T . "v ' , tiio mar
ket continued firm and prices were hetd
higher with lake quoted at I18.7M18 ;
electrolytla. 118 6o18.7fi; casting. 818S6418M
Lead was firm at 86 764i6.0 In the local
market. It wsa unchanged at 17 10a In
London. Spelter waa unchanged at 37 Ss
In London snd at SSOuhii 10 locally. Iron
standard foundry quoted at Us lid and Cleve
land warrants at 64s 6d. Localw, no fur-
niv-r inaii -mmm ivytir irxi . j o. j northern
foundry Is quoted at 8w Oti'l 00; No. J
northern foundry, 111 WrtaiOfi; No. 1 south
ern foundry, t'JO.BU-OO; No. I southern
8T. LOl'IS. Aug. 11 METALS Le4. firm
at 16.76. Spelter, flxra ml 16
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Licht Ban of CauU, with Killsn Steady,
. Faadtn Low sr.
HOGS SCORE A TEN-CENT ADVANCE
t ight Raa of gheea aB Lasabs, wltk
Qaotable Ibtsst la Prices
Market la Gooa 8bape
All the Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 31, 1.
-.'pelptB ..tre; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OniclHl Monday 7.430 6.4 8,673
oniciai luesday S.sol 10.171 K.Wsi
Qfflclnl Wednesday 3.SV1 .i6 W,il
Olflclal Thursday ., l,t2 Cbl .1"6
Otilctal Friday 8,iai 4,Si l.Wl
Five days ails week.. 23.076 83.7ft7 47,311
Same two Weeks ugo....l,358 3S.4.M 4S.W2
game three weeks ago..l3.1Bl 47.W8 37.4S7
game four Weeks ago...l&.sn ti.A -K. Sim
Same days last yer....30,5M 2,3b7 8,"
KKCear.U rOH i HlC VMR lO DAi'K.
Ihe following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs snd sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last yesr;
,. 1V l!H)n. Ino,
Cattle 822.5A5 R81.6M 41.014
Hogs l.mag 1.6!3,bl& 176.271
Phfep 1,061,038 W7.703 88,26j
t CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinds of cattle en tba
Poulh Omaha market:
good to choice corn-fed steers 15 SOW
fair to good corn-fed steers .tx(t.a
( ommon to fair corn-fed ateera.... t.BOti.OO
Oood to choice range eteers 4 Rott 26
Fslr to good range steers 4 .00-34.50
ommon to fair range steers I.IMrl.oo
Good to choice cows and heifers... 8.754 4fl
Fair to good cows and heifers 2.508.75
Common to fair cows and heifers... 1.7VS8.60
Oood to choice stockers feeders. S.8MM.60
"air to good stockers and feeders.. 1.4033.86
Common to fair stockera 2.768.30
Bulls, stags, eto 1.608 75
Veil calves 4.005.75
The following table shows the averagi
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days with comparisons:
Dste. 1M. I19fl.l04. 11803. 11803. 101. 11803.
Aur. t...
Aug. 24...
Auk. 26...
Ana-. ?...
Aug. 27...
A tie. i'K...
Aug. a...
6 aVil 6 Ml 6 (Mi
8 rtl 4 87
B 811 6 Ot
6 85
6 921 6 041 I 41
6 as;!
6 m 6 131 5 40
7 10 I B 04
7 S! S Wl
7 291 Oil 4 M
7 ?7I 8 Onl 6 0
7 181 031 B 03
T 261 8 11! 6 00
6 12 6 06
6 87 5 Yl 5 31
J 35:
6
6 241 6 281
n SO" 18 8'
TO
6 tt
S 831 6 331 B 331
AUg. SO.
5 771 8 271
6 72 5 18 6 33
Aug. 31.. ,......
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
V
Hogs.
5.Oi?i4;.06
6.8V08.45
5.KW6.30
'at a
umana .....
Chicago ....
Kansas City
St. lxuls ..
ClnllY i'itv
..l.h6S00
.. I.r3.0
.. I.Uabti.tto
.. 2.V$.60
6.0KS6.45
6.6536.96
Tli'l'RfarS i V' nil idu wtq
g.0vtl.tV
The followihg shows the number of cars
of stockera and feeders shipped to the
country and theli points of destination I
CATTLK. Cars.
Clarence Bryan. Dow Clty ta. I. C 1
C. 8. Mllburn, Louisa, la. Mil 1
Henry Qrabe, Mlnden, la. G. W 3
E. H. Vanklrk, Silver City, Ia.-Wab..M 3
Patterson AV tr oin.i,i,.m x.r tr .
D. E. Maann, Woodbine, la. N. W
George P. Johnson. Gilbert. Ja N. W..
Bass Treloar. Odgen, la. N. W
J. H. Patrick. Odgen, la N. W
H. Smith. Shelby. Ia.-R. I
Fred J. Bou, Hancock. la. R. I
I. F. Rodman, Tabor. Ia. Q
E. P. 1 stick, Lyons-M. O
Peter Helnftelman. Lyons M. AV O
J. W. Drake. Overton U. P
C. Wlekstrom. Oakland M. O
Charles Wlekstrom. Oakland-M. O....
T. I Clark, Imoe-ene. Ia Wab
Albert Hultine, Sarnnvllle 6
Olef Berggren, Pen ton Q
Ahin La vert y. Wann-Q
1
1
SHEEP.
H. N. Shaw. Bancroft M. O..
J. O. Snyder, Admire. Kan. Q. .
O. Pkartwedt. Canton. S. D. Mil
D.h.
.... I
. nn uoren. Maivern. in. 4j.
,. HORSES. - s
Kilpatrick Bros., Beatrice 1.'. P....
Frank Bedler. Kellerton. Ia. Q
1
L. C. Woobiins, Kellerto'n, Ia-!!!!!!!I! 1
wiow. numucr ot care or stock
brought In today by each road was:
at. . Cattle Hoga. Sheep. H .es
Utilon Psrlflo . .. os
18
8
30 I
4
4
10
4
8
O: A N. W.. east . ' 9
C. & N. W west.... 3
IT.. Hf. f M Mr fl
3
C. B. ft Q., east!.!
C. R. A O.. west
23
C. R. I. & P.. east.
Illinois Central
Chi. Great Western.
Total receipts... 76 " 86 10 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Buvers.. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Pack Ins Co 8 699 86
Swift and Company' 492 1,127 191
Cudahy Packing Co 242 1,031 8a
Armour & Cp,. ...... .'.... 14H 1.493 21
Cudahy Pkg. C, K. C... 694 .
Swift, country 2119
Vansant V Co lftft '
Carey ... 91
Lnbman V Co 26
McCreary , 10 '"'
W. I. Stephen 73
Hill & Son 34 "
Klngan & Co s
Wolf ai
Mike Haggerty ; 51
J. B. Root & Co 3
Bullan Kline 1
Mhrrls 107
McConaghey 43
Others buyers 109 1,848
Totals 2,338 4,839 "lOfio
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were verv
light, although no more so than Is apt to
be the case on a Friday. A considerable
proportion of the offerings consisted of
feeders, there being no great number of
killers on sale. The market aa a whole
might be summed up as a typical Friday's
market that la. no great number of cattle
on sale and not many wanted.
The demand for beef steers was far from
urgent, there being only one or two buyers
who appeared to care very much about
securing fresh ' supplies. Such rattle us
pleased them sold at about steady prices,
but the general trade was dull and feature
less. There waa nothing very good Id
sight to make a top.
What waa said about beef ateera would
apply In great part to the trade In cows
snd heifers. Moat ot the buyers seemed
to be out of the market, so that It waa a
good deal a matter of luck In having the
right kind of stuff and getting hold of a
buyer that wanted It. Aa Is apt to be the
ease under such circumstances there ware
salesmen who thought that they got out
at fully steady prices, while othera re
ported their sales aa lower.
-As noted yesterday, the country has not
been aa good a feeder buyer as anticipated
and quite a (rood many cattle were atlll
In the hands of speculators this morning
with very few prospeetlvj buyers In sight.
As a result the feeder market waa gener
ally 10c. lower and some sales even looked
16c lower than yesterday.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ke. At. Pr. No. At. Tr.
1 loot I art 20 inrr 4 40
I KlO 4 40 14 1131 I TO
1 114 4 00
COWS.
1.14 140 1.
...ion 1 44
...1015 44
... Ill I 14
...1014 I Ti
... MO I 40
...1040 t 44
...ISM I 8
...104S I 10
I-.!.
' r
..4 1 J4
40 8 L5 I .....
., 44 I If . I
..1100 I ti T ,
..1040 I 11 8
..104 I 41 1
.. 444 3 40 1
HEIFERS.
.. 444 I 74
BULLS.
..144 1 40 1
..144 I 44 1
..MIS 8 40
CALVES.
1M0 I 44
.1000 3 4
BO I 19 i.
lit I 44
Hi IN
IM IS
10 4 40
lit I 40
.. 114 4 40.
ie
4 00
. 4 T4
.140 T4 1 ,
. 114 I 40
STOCK CALVES.
1 40 I 44 8 Kl 111
1 10 I 44 I tat 4 00
1 Ii 4 04 I t.,4 iu
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 in I tt I T4I I 40
8 I4 I U
WE8TERNS.
MONTANA.
3 cows 866 I 76 3 bulls 1073 t 70
t feeders.. 678 2 90 1 heifer... 460 2 60
T . . . COLORADO. -I
steers.. ..1116 1 60 47 readers.. 1011 180
WTOM1NG.
41 feeders.. 1067 4 00 40 steers.. ..1067 3 90
34 feeders.. 876 I 00 3 feeders. .luOO 3 00
1 cows low) 116 . 10 feeders.. 104$ 4 26
4 stockers. 613 8 40
NEBRASKA.
lateer 1160 B 66 3 atter....10M J 63
14 ateera.. ..1216 B 66 1 calf 110 400
1 oow 1070 8 36
s. C. Williams, Wyoming.
14 ateera.. .1317 4 66 1 steers.. ..1396 4 6B
16 cows.....loM 8 30
J. B. Kendrtck. Wyoming.
IT steers.... 1042 3 80 1 steer 1100 4 If
A. Powell, Colorado.
ft eowa 936 3 80 . 8 steers.... 808 8 00
49 feeder.. 863 I 76 I alters.... m 130
I feeders., sao 170 10 cowa.)... 66 2 7
6 heifers.. 64 1 60
Jsmes Morley, Colorsdo.
24 cowa 916 3 6
J. Rutherford, Wyoming.
rows w 2 00 36 steers. ...1172 190
32 ateera.. ..114 I an
C. W. Wulfjen. Montana.
cows 104 I 30 J cows 1041 I 20
1 cow 11.40 2 66
. James J. Wilde. Wyoming.
62 feeders.. M I IS 6 feeders.. M 2 78
i cows 16 1 85 4 cows 8X7 2 M
1 cow 0 3 60 8 steers.. ..1128 8 60
6 steers.. ..1066 3 55 B feeders.. 841 125
32 cows. .... 876 1 90 11 feeders. .164 I 63
3 steers.. ..Kino 3 76
HOGS Hogs took a turn lor the better
this morning, the market being mostly ltc
higher than yesterday. The trade was slow
at the advance, packers appearing to pay
the prlcea under protest and not being
especially anxious for the hogs at the In
creased value. Some of the rough mixed
loads did not secure the full antoiuit if
the advance noted. As will be noted from
the sales heavy hogs sold largely at 3.V56M
5.70. whereas yesterday the bulk went at
16 5066.60. Light hogs sold pretty fen-rally
at I5.!vuii.00. with a top at t.074.
Yesterday the best light hogs sold at tt.'.
with a large proportion of the better loads
at e6.ISMW6.S6.
The reaction In the market today marks
the first advance that has taken place In
prices since Monday of last week. There
lies been a steady decline every day since
that date until today's upturn.
Representative sales:
No. A?. Bh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
14 Ill ... 11114 M tl lto I 77V4
i tut ... IIS 44 .144 ltO 110
10 Ml 140 I 4 Tt K4 ... 4 10
40 til 40 I 40 40 t4 40 I 10
41 t0 ... I 40 Tl Ill ... I 10
47 104 ... I 44 47 Ml 110 4 SO
II 14 110 I 40 44 t4 110 4 M
t tt I 4 40 44 144 40 4 to
40 tut lit W 44 144 ... Illli
4 404 SO I 40 41 191 10 I IK 14
4 in 40 I 40 II 131 ... Ill
It t4 SO 4 40 71 IH W IM
7 10 ... I 4114 Tl Ill 140 I 45
41 174 ... I 44 T7 !U - ... 4 U
11 t.U 44 I 41 44 13 T 40 I tft
II 1"0 ... 4 41 4 1.14 ... I 16
40 Ml ... I Tt 47 14 KO IS
! I4 ... 4 70 41 141 ... I IS
II Ml ... I 70 TO 147 144 I 11
0 171 ... I TO .41 Ill ... I 7t
4 Ml 40 I TO 41 114 ... I 10
241 10 I TO 14 Ill SO I SO
44 04 10 I TO tl lit 100 I 10
4 tT 140 I TO 41 till ... I SO
44 11 40 I TO tl., Ill St 4 to
IK I" ... I 7114 44 224 40 I 40
! J 110 S 7314 T4 Ill 124 I M
M tl SO S Tll 11 Ill 120 6 M
14 ... I Tl Tt Ill ... Ill
l 120 140 4 T4 41 tot 10 4 00
1 7I ... I 71 14 114 ... 4 M
M Ml ... 174 Ti 117 ... 4 00
247 40 I 71 71 10 ... I OS
' 241 44 I 71 II 204 ... 4 M
J 24 ... 4 74 Tl. 144 110 I 0714
17 2.11 ... 4 74
SHEEP The receipts of sheep this morn
ing were very light, there being only about
seven fresh cars reported in. Of this
number one car was direct to a packer.
There was a fnir demand and everything
aold quite readily at practically steady
prlcea. There was nothing very good lo
make a top on the market but the best
yearlings here brought 36-06 with wethers
at 35-30 and ewes at 14.65. Quite a string of
feeder lambs sold yesterday afternoon loo
late to be Included In the day's report but
they brought about steady prices. The
sheep market all this week has been In
very fair shape and no great changes have
taken place In any direction. There have
been weak spots and some sales could be
pointed out which were reallv lower. On
the other hand some kinds, especially
feeders, have aold strong.
Quotations on killers: Good to cholcs
lambs, 86.7o'37 60; fair to good lambs, 36 269
6.76; good to choice yearlings, 85.60o36.0o;
fair to good yearlings, 8o.26fi6.60; good to
choice wethers. 34.85A6 S: arnod tn choice
ewes, 14.006.36; fair to good eyes, 4.uO'J
4.60.
Quotatlona cn feeders: Lambs, 35.75a
6.66; yearlings, 35.20li6.60; wethers. 14.659
4.86; ewes, 3o.80iS4.25.
Representative aalea:
No. Av. Pr.
15 Idaho lambs, cutla 38 3 00
26 Wyoming lambs, culls K8 4 25
16 Idaho ewea, culls 95 4 26
144 Idaho ewes, feeders 100 4 35
17 Idaho lamba, bucks 60 4 60
143 Idaho ewes" Ill 4 85
130 Wyoming wethera 88 4 90
6 native ewes 158 6 26
63 Idaho wethers 104 6 30
2 Idaho yearling wethera 76 6 30
6 Idaho wethers 116 6 30
221 western wethers 106 6 80
73 Idaho yearling wethers f3 6 66
11 Idaho yearling wethers 83 5 65
423 Wyoming yearlings 83 B 66
321 Idaho lambs, culls 47 10
10 Idaho lambs, culls 47 6 10
176 Idaho lambs, feeders 66 6 35
816 Idaho lambs, feeders 67 6 36
360 Idaho lambs, feeders 67 6 35
620 Idaho lambs, fed 69 6 40
450 Idaho lambs 69 6 40
97 Idaho lamba 69 4 40
676 Idaho lambs 68 6 40 '
74 Idaho lamba 60 40
164 Wyoming wethera 97 6 26
185 Idaho ewe 1 95 4 65
11 Idaho aethers 97 6 26
176 Idaho larfibs 62 4 86
86 Idaho lambs 68 6 75
Catllo Firm Hogs Tea Ceats Higher
Sheep Firm.
CHICAGO. Aug. St. CATTLE Receipts,
2.000 head; market firm: common to prime
steers, S.7r6.86; cows. 2.75'4Hn; heifers,
32. flora 5.80; bulls, $2.a4.60; calves, $3.0013
8.00.
HOGS Receipts, 14.000 head; market 10o
liiKhcr; choice to prlmn heavy. 36.1016.20;
medium to good heavy. I5.9.V6S.05; butcher
weights. H.25fit 35; good to choice heavy
mixed. 5.9556.10; packing. 35 4')ia90; piifs,
35.506.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.900
head; market firm; sheep, 4.2Wi.75j year
lings, $5.4036.60; lambs, IB.0017.75.
74w York Live Block Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 31. BEBVES-Re-celpts.
$.826 head; market dull; choice steers
steady; others 10c lower; bulls steady to
lower; cows unchanged: steers, 3:.9ot6-10;
bulls, $2.2fi?S00; no good bills here; cows
and heifers. 31.0O4j-4.1O. Liverpool and Lon
don cables quoted live cattle steady at 10
trl2e per pound dressed weight; refrigerator
beef higher at IstiHHn per pound. Exports
tomorrow, 1,110 cattle and 6.626 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 99 head: market
steady to Arm; all sold; veals, 15 ft. 60;
tope, $.35; western calves. $4.OOfi7.0O:
grassers and buttermilks, nominal; dressed
calves steady; city dressed veaia, tjylc
per pound; country dressed, 6 12c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.640
head; sheep steady; good lamba strong;
no choice here: medium and common slow
and common hot wanted: sheep, 3.1.501)3.50;
culls. 83.00ti6.00; car of Canada lambs, 1A26.
HOGS Receipts, 736 head; market feeling
steady; statte hogs, $6.7606.90.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. 31. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,200 head, Inoluding 400 south
erns; market for fed cattle strong; othnrs
alow to steady. Choice export and dressed
beef stesrs, $.") 3.60; fair to good, ll.X'tf
6.60, western stuers, $3.60iQ6.26; stock .rs
and feeders, 8.614.60; southern ateera. I-'. U0
3.90; southein cows, IJ.Outjg.OO; native
cowa, $2.0ou3.76; native heifers, $2.764.S6:
bulls. $2.10a.26; calves. $2.50i(T6.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3.J0O head; market 10e
higher; top, o.S.H; bulk of sales, $6.16$)
i.; heavy, $6.8itft6.10; packers, $6.0O-fS.2j:
.Iks snd lights. $6.164t6 82H-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.700
head; market steady; lambs, $6.007.40; na
tive sheep and yearlings, $4 6o4.60; vcat
ern yearlings, clipped, 35.0iku5.i5; astern
clipped sheep, $4.ie4i6.30; stockers and feed
ers, $3.60166.60.
. Loals Live Block Market.
ST. IiOl'IS. Aug. 81. CATTLE Receipts,
$.500 head. Including 1,000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$4.76(f'6.60; dressed beef and butcher steers.
f. 904J6.16; steers under l.OuO pounds, $3.60r3
10; stockera and feeders, $2.0114,-4. 50; cows
and heifers. $2.4ir6.76; canners, $1.602.16;
bulls, $2.60414.00; calves. $&on$4.76; Texas
snd Indian steers, $3.3Eo6.10; cowa. and
heifers. $2.0003 60.
HOGS Receipts, $.800. head: market
steady to loo higher; pigs and lights, $6.15441
$.46; packers, $6.00ft).35; butchers and best
heavy. $43024.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.09
(iit.uu: lamba, 64 ooi(f7.u(; culls and bucks,
e.'.lwfc3.36; Blockers, $14006.60.
t. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH, s Aug. H.1 CATTLE Re
celpts. 487 head; market steady; natives.
$4.b0t)4.36; cows and heifers, $1.60436.00;
stockers snd feeders. $3.0Otf4.0O.
HOGS Receipts, J.05o head; market U.JJ
15c hither; light, $6.1643630; medium aid
heavy. $6.gfi 20.
6HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1365
head; market steady; lambs, 47.1:6; year
lings. $5.86.
toek ls alakl.
Receipts of live stock at tha sis principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansds City .
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ....
4 304
1.997
l',7O0
4,435
t't)
7.000
2 J0
3.20U
2.OS0
2.600
14.CMU
1.619 38.876 17, U
Ions City Live Btoek Market.
SIOl'X CITY. Aug 31 (Sp eal Tele
Cram.) CATTLE Receipta, - J .a bead;
.. l.sxc
.. I'M
.. 1.3u
.-. 447
.. $.6I0
.. 2.000
market steady; beeves, $1006 6 00; cow,
hulls and mixed, $2.60 4:26; stockers an4
feeders, IS 00t! 4 00, calves and icarlliigs
$3.503 8.76.
HOGS Receipts, 2.50O head; market 61
highrr; selling., at $6 65V 6.95; bulk Ol
sales. $1400 6.75.
OM4.HA WIIULKBALK hikkit.
Coalition of Trane aad arattoae aa
Staple aad Faney Trodeee.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; fresh stock
i6Vc.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9V4jl0o; roosters
6c; tut keys. 124,13c; ducks, iusct sprlni
chickens. U'13c per lb.
BUTTER TiK'klng stock, 16 164c; cholci
fancy dairy, 17tjl!k-.
HAY--Prlces quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: 1 hol-e upland. $9 60; medium, $9.00,
coarse, $tM4j8.$o. Rye straw, li'.UO.
BRAN Per ton, $15 60
VF'JEiABLBS.
SWEET POTATOKti-Per bbl., $3.18.
20 lbs . T,t)35c
T0MAI0ES Home grown, per basket rl
20 lbs.. 2541 36c
WAX BEANS Per market basket ol
about 16 iba., 500,
. TURNIPS, J1EET8 AND CARROTS-Pef
bu., 75c.
t LEAF lJCTTL'CE-Hothouea, per dot.
head, 90c.
CELERY -Per doB., 300.
O'CUMttavilg-Home grown, per dos,
30c.
ONIONS Home grown, to per lb.; Span
ish, 3 10 per craU.
ORKEN ONIONS-Per oa bunches, 10a
RADISH EH Per dos. bunches, loo.
NAVY BKAN8 Per bu., $1.66; No. 3. $1.71
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6Vc.
GREEN PEPPERS Per market basks t
60c
TROPICAL. FRL'ITS.
ORANGES Valeiictas, according to slsa
$4. 2641 4.00.
LEMONS Llmonlera, extra faucy, i
aise, i.o; 3"0 else, $10; 360 siae, $10.60; othei
brands, $1.00 leas.
- BANANAS Per tnedlum-aiseU buncD
$1. 76311. tt; lumboa. 33.W4Jl.0t
PO'lATOEo-Pe .iu.. Ste.
FRUlTBk
PEACHES Yellow freestone. $1 25; Mil
soarl, per (-basket orute. $).uuiL2i Call
fornla Eibertas, per box, 41.26.
PLUMS California, ll.ioui.a.
PEARS-Bartlett, per box. $2.250160
GRAPES Mome grown, per s-llv basket
MELONS.
WATERMELON Per lb.. la, or about
lOtt-tec eacu.
CANTELOUPES Colorado and Arlsona
per crate lalandardj. $-1.'.'. ponies, 4U6U
.CUT BEEF fKiCES.
No. 1 ribs, Uc; iiu. i no, ice, No. $ rlba
BVic; No. 1 loin, 16o; No. 2 loin, 12feo
No. $ loin, c; No. 1 cnuca, 6u; No. I
chuck, 4c; No. i chuck, $c: No. 1 round. 6a,
No. 3 ro'ind, 10; No. I round, 6fcc; No. ;
plate, $0; No. 1 plate. 'lc. No. 3 plate, ta
' MlSCELl.At4t.uUS.
granulated cairc. Ir sacas, 45.31; granulate!
beet. In stick, $5.31.
SYRUP Iu bbls.. 7o per gal.; In cases
4 10-lb, cans, Jl.'.O, cases, 11 6-1O. can, $l.v,
cases, 4 2V.-IO. cans, $1.86.
CHEESE bt. Irs, new, 10c: Wlseonsll
brick, 13'ultu: Wisconsin llrnberger, Ua,
tains. 1-iWc, young Americans, loth
COFFEE Roasted, iu 4. .iV-' per lb.;
No. so. 2tvc for 10.: iSo. ii, isvc per lb.; Nu
30. loVfco per b.; Nu. U, li0 per lb.
NL'lS-'.Valuuit, No. 1, aolt shells, ne
crop, par lb., 16o; bard shells, per lb,
llu. Pecans, large, per lb., 14c, small, pet
lb., 12c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. Kojlgic,
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17o; bar!
shells, per lb., 15c Cocoa nuts, $4.00 per sac I
of luo.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh, pel
quarter bbl.. 100 lbs., 8400; Norway mack
erel, No. 1, $2.00; No. 2, Lti.ou; No. $, $2u.o;
Irish, No t, $16 00; herring, ln bbls.. 200 lna
each, Norway. 4k, $12.00; Norway, 3k. 13.0o;
Holland, mixed. $11.00; Holland herring, Is
kegs, milkers. 80c: kegs, mixed. 70c.
CANNED tl'XDS Corn, standard west
ern, 66tftOc; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, 81.064il.4O; 3-lb , 97"4cej$l 00. Pineap
ples, grMr-d ?-)!., $2 05i32.80; sliced. $l.ird
1.20: gallon apples. fancyy33.00; California
aprioots, $1. 71-42.00; pears, $f.7&33.60; peaches,
fancy, $1.75Hj2.40; H. C. peacnes. $IoiXi42W.
Alaska salmon, red, $1.36; fancy Chinook, F.,
$2 10; fancy sockeye. F., $1.96; sardines, hi
oil, $2.60: mustard, $?.5fi01 10 Sweet po
tatoes, $1 .1 a'ftl. 25 ; sauerkraut. $1 00; pump
kins, 80c$1.00: wax beana, t-lb., 1mic;
lima beans. 2-lb.. 75cQ$l.$6; aclnach, $1.36;
rhea as- $-lb., 60c; extra, ifcinnoc; fancy.
HIDES AND TALLOW-Green salted.
No. 1. lSc; No. 2. 12Hc; bull hides, 9aiflc;
green hides, No. 1, ll,o No. I. 10c: horse,
1.6t'(if3.50; sheen pelts, 60c31.25. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c; NO. 2. c.
WOOL-Psr lb.. 1825e,
RTapnrated Apples and Dried Fralts.
NEW YOHK, Aug. 81. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market shows no fresh feature,
with futures weak and snot more or lesa
nominal In the absence of Important busi
ness. Prime are quoted at lfte; choice at
10Vc; fancy at 11c.
CALIFORNIA DRtED FRUITS-Fnines
are unchanged on spot, with quotations
ranging from 7M,c to 8V4c. according to
grade. Apricots are firm with choice quoted
at 16c; extra choice, 17c; fancy at Utt2Ce.'
Peaches are firmer In tone, hut spot quo
tatlons are unchanged. Choice are quoted
at loVfSllc; extra choice at 11niHe: fanes
at 116 12c, extra fancy. 12fl2Hc. Ralslui
are In moderale demand on spot, with loos
muscatel quoted at e'fiTc; seeded ralslnl
at 6 9 8c. London layers, nominal.
Toledo seed Market. -
TOLEDO, O., Aug". 31. REED Clover,
cash, $7.40; October and December, $7.12
timothy, $1.90; alslke. $7.10.
Body of Girl la River.
ST. 1,01-18. A up:. 81.-The body of Berthi
Riley. 12 years old, waa found today tn
the Mlslsslppl river near where her mothet
committed suicide five years ago tiy drown
Ing. The sloping chs racier of the rlvei
bank along the north end water front
makes It Improbable that the girl ac.
eldentally fell into the river. The girl had
frequently run away from home, her rea
son each time being that her life was un
happy since the death of her mother.
Newspaper Men on Jnnket,
DENVER, Aug. Sl.-A large party of
newspaper men, delegates to the conven
tion of the International Lengue.of Preai
clubs, which was concluded with a ban
quet last night, left here todsy on a
mountain excursion which will last three
days. , Today was spent In viewing the
scenic sttractions about Pike's Peakt and
tonight, under the auspices of the Pen
und Pencil club of Philadelphia, a Bo
hemian encampment ' will be held In tha
Garden of the Gods at Manltou.
- Matinee at Readvllle. -
RKADVILLE, Mn.es.. Aug. 31. The prep
arations for the Inter-clty matinee meet
ing for amateur driving clubs of New York,
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Syracuse, Chicago,
Denver and Boston, which will be held on
Monday and Tuesday of next Week at the
Readvllle track, are practically completed.
The entries are large and Include some ot
the fastest gentlemen's driving horses In
the country. There will be twelve races,
six each day, and a fine array of cups and
other trophies awalta the winners.
Bee Want Ads. Produce Results.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS.
Benjamin B. Smalley to Margaret
Bmalley, n 62 ft. lot 2. bloca I,
Utilises ....$ 66t
The president snd directors of the In
surance Company of North Amer
ica to Harry A. C. Elllston, w 3ja
fl. lot 1, block 4, HlllBlde 1,601
Annie Mullen to Bridget Mullen,, part
lot 4, block 3, E. V. Smiths 1
Melville D. Cameron to Alvin J. John
son, lot I, block 1 Boulevard Ter
race ' fc
Dartmoulii Savings Bank to Alice R.
- Scott, lots 16 and 14, block 6,
Boggs V Hill's Second 1,001
John W. McDonald to E. D. Samp
son, trustee, lots 14 and 15, block
7. fihrlver Place H
James Henry and wife to Herman
Bchwalm. B 40 ft. lota 10 and 11,
Lindsay's gut
Balthaa Kramer and wife to Mary
Btretts et al., n Vi lot 4, block 8,
Improvement Assn. add. and other
lots
Balthas Kramer and wife to Emma
Krug s children, lots 7 and $, block
63, South Omaha, and other lots 1
Balthas Kramer and wife to Clara
Kramer, lot 2, block 3. Improve
ment Assn. add. and other lota I
Balthas Kramer and wife to John
Kramer, lota 17, 18, 19 and 49, Hart
man's and other lots ...
John E. Erlckson and wife to Axel
E. Thor. part lot ti. sec. 34-15-13.. 666
Helena Davis to Clementine C. Miller,
lot 16, block 1, Bht-rman Avenue
Park J
James F. Prentiss and wife to Edgar
C. Smi.ii, lot 6. Lafayette Place....-
Margaret Mahon and husband to
Mrs. Augusta Clark, w 36 ft. lot
16, w So ft. n li ft. lot 16. block
10. E. V. Smith's 1,706
John C'lauson and wife to Carl F.
Hoye. lot 8, block 1. Clarendon 14.006
John W. McDonald to The Byron
Reed Co , lots 13. 14, block 4; lots
13. 14. block 7, Summit Place ,60C
Clyde I. Connor to Jinnee Coagrove, '
n 60 ft. lot 3. block 365, Omaha, and
other lots 1.5,4
James Cosgrove and wife to Clara M. -Fowler,
e H n 60 ft. lot 3. block
305, Omaha, and other lots , 10.099
Total ..
..150,754)