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    HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1907.
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rCRAK AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bulli Dominate at Opening and Con
tinut to Hake Gains.
WHEAT BUTIKQ 13 031Y FAIR
V" Urea, aad ' Hlgker Thaa
oa the Day efere 'aad Cosa
Hoaawe Do Bonne
Bart.
. OMAHA. Anf. t, 107
The market tm4 bullish and prices ad
t ancd In all grain on firm foreign cabin
"higher Argentina shipments and mora ruah
"Torti from the north west.
Wheat opened strong and higher on firm
cables, low temperature and mora ruah
report. There u little ahort corerlng
y and fair buying by eorhanlsslon houses. Tlie
forecast tor warmer weather In the north
west cauaed boars to aell on tha advance.
September what opened at l&Sc and closed
Corn opened lit r on arid' hither, with
- wheat and the failure of the crowing crop
to advance aa well aa waa expected. Com
munion houeee all had buying ordera at
opening and there waa aome selling by
scalpers on resting orders. September corn
opened at 41 c and cloaed at VSc
Oate opened firm. and prices were higher.
Commleslun houaa demand waa good and
there waa a general mixed trade In De
cember and May optlona.
September oata opened at CiHo and cloaed
at 41V:. " ..i
Primary wheat receipt a were t-ilOOO bush
ela and shipments 637,000 bushels, against
recelpta last year of 1.1M.00O bushela and
shipments of sTl.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were eM.OOO bushels and shipments MJ.o
bushela, against recelpta last year of 157,OuO
bushela and ahlpmenta of 171.000 bushels.
Clearances were 614,0000 bushels of corn,
lo.oeo bushels of nets and wheat and flour
. equal to bushels. s
Liverpool closed itrsl higher on wheat
and Vkl higher on corn. .
Beaboard reported 86,000 bushels of wheat
and 32,oo of corn for export.
Argentina ' wheat ahlpmenta this week
were b62,no buahels. last week 1,066,000 bush
els, and tbta week last year 1.0K.OW hushels.
Argentina corn shipment this week were
nusDeiju last week l.tajt.'ioo Dusneia,
and this week last year 1.5S3.000 bushela.
Local range of options:
Articles,! Qpcn.l Hlgh.1 Low. Close. Tes y.,
W'heat 1
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WSI ajsr prl ' 8514 K
8&W! NI tS 8--
H. MV MS MS 3
4SS "S S 4N tin
4fAl 4'S fS 46', 46S
4 47W 4J 474 S
4S 41 40H 4fe SH
41 42 4"SI 4 8r4
43 44S 4! ' 44 41
3epi...
Dec...
May...
Corn ,
Sept...
Dec...
May...
Dec...
May...
' . Osnaka tlsk Ftieee.
WHEAT No. t bard. 84Hc: No. t hard,
?fiJof No. 4 hard. TO1T2c; Na I spring.
tUihfcSHc; no grade, Trfc.
CORN-No. 3, 48-ec; No 4. 47c; no grade.
41fH3c: No S yellow, 4f48Ve.
OATS No. t mixed. 4434c: No. t white.
44ft44c; No. 4 white, 44644Ac; standard.
RTE-No, t. 70r; No. t. S7c.
Carl4 -Recelpta.
Wheat. Corru Oats.
Chicago ..' 117 161 ti
Kansas City 1...175
Minneapolis 4,.... 89 ....
Omaha M . -. tt I
Duhith .' U
BU Louis w.. 161
CHICAGO GRAIX AXD PROVIfllONS
Peat arm of 4k Trad las esl Cloalaa;
Prlrea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. a-X7naeaaonably low
temperalure In tha Canadian northwest
caused a tlrm tone today In the local wheat
market. At the close wheat for September
deVvf-ry ws up c. Corn waa half a cent
hijL-r. Oata were up JVCISc. provisions
a uhchanged to TV: higher.
Tne reports of fcold weather la western
Conada formed the chief Influence bearing
upon the wheat market. In addition to th
weather the news of the day waa generally
favorable to the' taille. , Liverpool cables
were firm because of the greatly decreased
mtymenta from Argentina. Country accept
anoea were light, reptirta from threshing
showing small yields, and advices from
aesmlngly reliable sources confirmed the
epreafl of black rust In the Dakotas. These'
fyctore. together with the sharp advance In
oata, held the market firm all day. There
was a good general demand, with commis
sion houses leading In the buying. The mar
ket closed Arm. September opened HIl'Sc'
higher at 4Hr2So, sold between tSS'OSC
ar.J and cloavd at fte. Clearances of
wheat aod flour were eu,ual to 115,0(0 bo.
Ex porta for the week, as shown by Brad
treet'a, were equal to 760,000 bu-- Prtmary
recelpta were SAK.0U0 bu., agalnat l.lRa.000 bu.
do the same, dsy last year. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of S32
cars, against 2&7 cars last week and 6G6 cars
one year ago.
The corn market waa strong all day on
active demand. Cool weather, an Improved
demand for cash cm, unfavorable re
porta regarding the Illinois crop and the
bulge In oats were the principal factors
responsible for the strength. Longs were
Tie chief sellera. The market closed atrong.
September opened SflH higher at M-y
My, advanced to too and cloaed at MSc
Local recelpta were 151 care, with 20 of
contract grade.
The price of all deliveries of oate ad
vanced more than lc per bushel because of
renewed purchases by prominent bulls. The
demand from thla source waa supplemented
by an active general demand, baaed on
damage reporta received from all sections. .A
report that local stocks .were almoet ex
hausted because of the unusually large de
mand from shippers contributed to the bull
ish sentiment. Trading waa active all day.
The market cloaed strong with prices at
the highest point. September opened a
ahade to S6S0 higher at SO'it'V, sold
at 4Mt40Sc and then advanced to 41V.
where It cloaed. Local receipts were 0
oars. ,
Provisions opened easy, but held firm dur
ing the greater part of the day on buying
by local packers. The monthly report on
stocks of provisions waa construed aa bull
ish, as It ahowed entailer stocks than had
been generally expected. - At the close Sep
tember pork w aa unchanged at 116 4&. Lard
waa up bo at t.17k- HI be were TV higher
at M 75.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow are:
Wheat. 1 cars; com, 17 care; oata, 71
cars; hogs. 1X0U0 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Aug.
fcVpt.
rec.
May
Corn
.Sept.
Deo.
"limy
Oate
Sept.
Imc
May
Pork-
: 6pt.
Lard
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Oct.
JUbe
oTa.c
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U I 64Sr ' W 64V,
U'4 tlSQS 51tioi 51f S
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ItvSfSSi
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Cash quotatlona were aa follows;
.s. ' n , 1 1 t. . , .. . t . . . . 1 .....
i , ' v w wim'r paifDll, S1.IM
f",-w "ln,"' straigtita. 7(f4 ; apring put-
a . 1 mi, et r-j-i spring straignta, H kijt nu,
1 t fakers, 60u.60.
rA WHEAT No. 1 spring, tlcStLOI; No. t
iW aT'lTing. fc-tj'JLuO; No. red. K-WKlc.
M J CtRN No. X. aoOi; No. t yello
favf,i:
OA! I
VR-Vn X 41ler Kn 1 vhlta JTl., jw-
. i i u. , wvnr,
BARLXr-Owl f ading. 53Wc; fair to
Choice matting. 6$Qi3t.
SEEU8-Prime ti nothy, I4-S6. Clover,
contract grade, tit 50
PKOVISRNa Short ribs sldve Hooee),
tS.h).71. Mess pork, per bbl.. 1 14 1614 40.
Xard. per Kw lha., p Otfti- Short clear aldna
(sHvxed). trsft.US.
Fwllowtng were the recelpta and ahlp
eavni of flour and graia;
Recelpta Shipment
Flov. kbia.. a 400
Wheat, bu ..lsl.ao
Cora, bu 174
ttata, ba.. Ill ino
Rye, bu ..,. j )
Larley, bu...... lant
a.sno
2V 0
4 l')
172U0
l.w
Oa (he Produea esrh
ter market mas steatv; creameriee. 2
XV; dairtea, USflTe. Ears, nrm; at mark,
rase Included. loic; hrsta, isuo- prime
fireia. 17sc. Cbeea.. ateady. litflc,
olU Orala Market.
M1NNEAPOUS, Aug. 1-WHEAT-S.p-teuiL.r,
k'tline: Iweember, HVMVr
K. I bard. li.Uiadl M. No. 1 aurthera,'
U.OC'gl.r; No. 1 northern, 99V:; No. I
northern. fcc.
KLOt'R Prlcf s advanced Sc per bbL
owing to higher wheat premiums. First
I-atents. $5.'f rtI6 15; second patenta. t4 Mf
': flret clears, CW-&3.86; second clears.
I2.TVTC .
BKAN-In bulk, tl8.fcieTi.75.
JEW YORK OEMCRAL MARKET
Qaotatlowe of the Day oa Varloaa
Comatodltlea.
NEW TORK, Aug. l-FLOUR Recelpta.
."V bbls ; exports. 6 77 bbls. ; market
steady, with fair -demand; Minnesota pst
ents, fc.j.2; Minnesota takers, S.70jy
4 ; winter patenu, 4.4"Tr4 SO; winter
stralghta 4.tt4i4 4S; winter extras, S3 1(V9
170; winter low grades. I ?. Rye ..our
easy; fair to good. M 4 ; choice to
fancy. IS.flOSH.tt.
CORN MKAL Stead v; fine white and vel
Inw. t.X, coarse, 1.14'1.1C; kiln dried. .!
69.40.
RTB-Fatr; No. I western, re,. f. o. b..
New Tork.
WHEAT Receipts, 74 M) bu.i spot mar
ket firm; No. J red. Vc. elevator; S
t. o. b,, afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth,
tlH. f. o. b.. afloat; No. t hard winter.
He, f. o. b afloat. An early advance of
kfio based on firm cablra. amall Argen
tine shipments and colder northwestern
weather was followed by lste reactions
under profit taking and talk of larger sup-
f'lles. Prices showed net advance. Pep
ember. 95WiV; closed. Sc: December,
H.OJQil.01 s-lfcc; cloaed, 1.0J; May, I1.06VJ
L07; cloaed. 11 0S-
CORN-Recelpts. 54,i bu.: exports, Ka..
If bu.; spot market firm: No. 2. (tic, ele
vator, and fv. f. o. b , afloat. Option mar
ket was stronger on oold weather talk,
closing SIHc net higher; Peptember closed
at dc; December. 80S3o; closed. lc;
May. elosed, "c.
j yjAio rveceipts, njnm du.; spot strong;
mixed,-2fifci2 lbs. ?V; natural white, 3
I M lbs.. 63SSc; clipped white, 3) Ibe..
HAT fltesdy; shipping, 7fra7Do; good to
choice, H lMrl.20.
HOPS ulet: state common to choice,
1 crop, italic; in crrr, 4H9c: Pacific
coast. 1W crop. (Affile; 19i crop, tTc.
PROPIONf-peef, steady; family. W m
ens.&O; mess. tS.60fiM.nn; beef html, 00
27.00; city extra India mess. t21.vft'21.M;
Cut meata steadv; pickled bellies, inS(al3V;
plcklfd hms. 13c; packet. 10H-311O. lard
stea-dy; continent, t9.d; western prime, t9.10
if? Vi; South America. tM 25; compound,
t.7B. Pork, steady; family, tl WtM9 50; ahOrt
clear, $l .7S"317 75; mess. tJt .'O518.D0.
TALLOW Steady; city, 6Sc; country. H
CSc.
PICEJ-Steady; domestic fair to extra,
ttH'r; Japan, nominal.
HU'lTBIt Steady, street prlcea. extra
creamery, I41VT25c; official price, creamery,
common to extra. 20i24ct state dairy, com
mon to fancy, 19ii4c; western factory,
common to firsts, 17J21e; western Imitation
creamery, firsts, 21622c.
CHEKSB Weak; state, full creams, col
ored and white, small best, 124e: state
large colored best. 12c; state while, HSc;
fair to good, 10SUHc; Inferior, 7Sc;
Skims, 7&9c.
EOOB Firm; Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy selected white. 26t2Sc; state good to
choice, 28Sc; state brown and mixed
fancy, 23t4c,; western selected finest, It
feSOc; average best, 17ClSc; offlclal price,
firsts. ITHISc.-
POI'LTRY-Llve, steady; splng chickens,
He; fowla. 14c; turkeys. 11c; dressed, firm;
western chickens, lfcg c; turkeya. lOCyi&c;
fowla. Wtlbt.
WEATHER I?T THE GHAtt BELT
alr aad Warmer Satarday, la tha
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OMAHA, August 1 1907.
Within the past twenty-four hours light
showers were scattered throughout the
mountain district, and east over the cen
tral valley, lake region, and eastern
elates. Rains are (ailing In northern
Michigan, and on tha south Atlantic coast,
and generally cloudy weather prevails in
the eastern statea. The weather la fair In
the central valleys and western portlona.
Temperaturea are lower In the lake region,
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, but
are slightly higher In the west, and will
be higher In thla vicinity Saturday, wlto
fair tonight and Saturday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing day . for tne last three years:
1J7 ISMi 1M6 19M
Minimum temperature.... 66 tM M 61
Precipitation 00 .67 .U .(a
Normal temperature for today, 7 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation alnoe March
1. 4. hi Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904.
i .17; Inches. . . .
i&vsszr- co"rutL rH,1
" Local Forecaster.
t. Loala Gestral Market.
ST. LOUI8. Aug. 2. WHEAT-Htgher;
track. No. t cash, i&5Sc; No. t hsrd, &i4
lJVkc; September, isSc; December, H3Sc
CORN Higher; track, No. cash. 6414c;
No. 2 white, 64V:; September, 62c; De
cember, 4&Sc.
OATS Higher; .track. No. t cash, 4e.
hew; 4c old; No. 2 white, 61V; September.
toV.
KLOl'R Firm; red winter patents, 4.2&9
4 40; extra fancy and straight, IS.75ii4.16;
clesr, ri76rt.26.
8EEI Timothy, steady, t3.2&C4-25.
CORNMEALr-Steady. ,2.70.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track, WctJ
tl.00.
HAT Steady; timothy, $15.00321.00: prairie
t J.
IRON tX)TTtN TIKS-tl.flBW
HEMP TWINE-Uc. ,
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
tl50. Lard, higher; prime steam, ts.50. Dry
salt meata, steady; boxed extra shorts, t fc;
clear rlba. ts.ii; short cleara, t 37V. Bacon,
atead v; boxed extra ahort s. tl0.U; clear
rlba, 110 13S; short cleara, tl0.S.
POVLTRV Steady; chlckena. 10o;
springs, 14ic; turkeys, Uc; ducka, c;
geeae. 6c.
BCTTER-eteady; creamery, 30V3Cmc.
BOOS Higher at 1SV. "
Recelpta and ahlpmenta of flour and grain
were aa follows:
, Receipts. Shipments.
F our, bbls ,000 7.000
Wheat, bu w.ioo raOue
Corn, bu fl.fto g;,Vn
OaU. bu 27,000 24.0U)
Kaaaae City Grata aad Provlstoae.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 2 -WHEAT-Sap.
tember. 86Sc; December, 8SI40; May, SSSo.
Cash: No. 2 hard, t4Voc; No. t. a8Ja:
No. 2 red, 8846c; No. I. MaMSc
CORN September. 48e; December, 440;
May, 47Sc. Cash: Na X mixed. 4?V: No
X. 4c; No. X white, 60c; No. t, 4H(c.
OAT8-N0. X white, 480; No. X mixed,
44Sg4Sc
RVE-Pteady; No. t 7tjT8c.
HAY Timothy, steady; choice, tiaSOO
11i0. Prairie. 25c higher; choice. t7.7fcfi
BX'TTER-Creamer'. 23c; packing, 174c
EOCJS-Steady; extras. 17V; firsts 16c;
cases Included, lc less; southern, lo off.
Receipts and ahlpmenta of grain were aa
followa: Recelpta. Shipments.
Wheat bu 276.000 UBOO
Corn, bu 40O vn
Oata. bu... 6, (HO I5,0uu
Kansaa City future prtcea as furnished
by Dogan at Bryan, lit Board of Trada
bulltilng:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
Whest
September..,
Icember..,
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Corn
September... Iecember...
May
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4Ms 4SS
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Liverpool Grata aad Prevlaloaa.
LIVERPOOL Aug. X. WHEAT Spot
guiet; No. X red. western winter. 7a Id.
Futures ateady; September, 7s X'id; De
cember. 7s 6Hd; March. 7a 44d
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
new. 6e Sd; old northern. 6a 2Sd. Future
firm; September. 4a lld; rs,rr.lxr. nom
inal. HOPS At London, (Pacific coast), steady
at ti iotii lus.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Aug. l-CORN-H'irher; No. I
yellow. 64si6tv: No. t. 64c; No. 4.
UC.
OATS Firm; No. X white, eSo; No. 4
white, new. 410.
RYE Nominal; No. t tSHCMBc.
Mllwaakeo Graia Market.
MI LW A I" K EE. Aug X. WH EAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northern, tl OCtrt Ot; No X
northern. rsctjlu2; September, :Vc bid.
RYE-4teaJy; No. 1. ;u7Uc.
BARLEY Dull ; No. t 72Sc; aample, 62
RN-Hlgher; No. X cash, UVOttc;
Btptomoer. 64S. U4. wc.
- 1.
Delath Grata Market.
pi-LVTH. Minn.. Aug X. WHEAT No.
1 hard, on track. tl "!S: No. I northern, on
traca. tl KS; No. J northern. MV; Beptein.
ber. tluS, December, WW-
OATS To arrive. 41c
Toledo ed Market.
TOLEPO. Aue 2.-S EErCloer. caah,
to; tkctnher. t i. Deceniter and Marvh
tt AUike, prime, pioU. Timothy, prime'
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Abience of Outside Baying' Caatet a
St&-nant Market.
EXACTION FOLLOWS EAELT RISE
He port oa Cottoa Coadltloa a pis
agreeable garprlso to areola lore
Deal logs Aim oat Eat I rely
Prefeaaloaal.
NEW TORK. Aug 1 The discourage
ment of the professional traders over the
abannce of butslde Interest In stocks re
sulted today In a condition bordering on
atagnation. Trading was practically Idle
at tlmea and the professionals finding no
satisfaction In scalping profit from each
Other, desisted from operatlona. There waa
ho other noticeable operatlona outalde of
thla claaa.
The forecast of the week's currency
movement gave warning of the unfavorable
Xactore at work In the money situation.
Yesterday s heavy credit balance of the
ubtreasury at the clearing house on ac
count of the Central Pacific note payment
to the government extended the week'e losa
of the banks to the government of 3.SS1,0C0.
Thla Includes the gold shipment to France
on Tueaday, for which payment waa made
at the subtreaaury, but not the outgo to
Canada, which amounted to nearly 11.00".
CO. The reeourcea of the Lnlted States
treaaury for relieving a possible money
stringency this fall ws brought to atten
tion by the monthly circular X the
National City bank, which concludes that
a working balance of t2R.Ou0.ori0 to ti,ut0
In the treaaury haa been demonstrated to
be ample, thus leaving t-0.0u0,ooo to 146,000,
000 available for deposit with the banks In
the present condition of the treasury.
August and September are months of large
Surplus revenue collections, however, and
thla will Increase the power of the treas
ury to Influence the position. Foreign ex
change here continued to decline, however,
In spite of a rather easier tone in the call
loan market, and firmness In London and
Berlin discounts. The feature In the time
loan market la the special urgency of the
demand for the elx months period, which
now carries over the first month Into the
new year. The quoted rate waa to 6H
per cent on-this maturity. The government
report of the condition of cotton was araln
a dlaagreeable surprise, the Improvement
during July having proved much leas than
w-aa anticipated In the trade. The fact
that aome of the cotton carriers advanced
on the report waa attributed to the likeli
hood that short sellers In anticipation of
the poor report were buying to cover. Re
ports of grain crop conditions also were
rather unfavorable, low temperatures In
the northwest calling attention to the Im
portance of delayed frosts for a crop that
is late. The probable dimensions of the
fines to be Imposed on the Standard OH
company by Judge Landls tomorrow
formed a subject for discussion aa It waa
feared the making of the penalties severe
would have an unfavorable effect on value.
Copper waa lower again, both In London
and at the New York Metal exchange.
Not much waa accomplished by the day'e
operatlona In stocks. The rise of the early
part of the day waa about all lost at one
time and then recovered In the last half
hour on acanty dealings.
Bonda were Irregular. Total aalea par
value, rss.000. T'nlted Btates bonds were
unchanged on calL
,.Tn following waa the range of price oa
.- .-.ww aura, ouxk exenange:
laiea. Ulfk. Lew. Clow
AdaaM KxpraM
Aaulsaauud Copper
Amer. Car sat Fosntrr,...
do ta
Aster. Cstten Oil
4o pfd ;
Amw. Kipnas ,
Abmt. Hide At LsaUur pfd
Amw. los
Awr. Ltssead Oil
do pfd
Amw. LoeomotlTe
da ptd
Amw. tmsltlng A Kef
do pfd
Aster. 6 agar Reanlng
Abmt. Tobaree ptd etts
Asaeoada Mislo Co
Atchlsoa
do pfd
Atlantle Coast Lino
naltlmoro A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklra iupld Transit....
Canadian Paciae
Central of Naw Jersey
tl'kaaapaaks A Ohio
CMoaso .Or ax Weatara....
Chleaao A Nortaweaura....
C, If. A St. Paul
Chlcao T. A T , offend..
do ptd
C . O , a ft St. Loola
Colorado Fual and Iron....
Colorado BoattKia
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Rolaoa
Dl Lark. A Waaura
Danvor A Rio Grande
do pfd
PlaUUjrs' Secnrttie
Erta
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Oeneral Elaotrta
Illinois Central
International Japer v......
do pfd .
International Pump
do pfd ,
Iowa Central
do ptd
X. C. aonthera
do pfd
LouiiTtlle A Naatarllla....
Mexican Central
Minn. A t bonis
M . at. p. A tault tie, M.
do pfd
Mlaaeait Parlae
Missouri. Kansas A Tsiaa. .
da pfd ,
National Land
N. R. a. of Maxloe pfd....
New Tork Central
N. T . Onl A Westers....
Norfolk A Western
do pfd.. as-div
North America a
Pact fie Mail
PennsylTaala
People's Can
P . C. C. A St. L-, ex-dlr
Presold Steel Oar
do pfd
Pullman alaes Car
Readln
do 1st pfd
do Id ptd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Ce
do pfd
Rubber Coeds pfd
St. L. A San. Fran. Id pfd
St. Louis ftontbseelera
do pfd
Southern Paetft
do ptd
Southern Railway
do ri
Teoaeaoee Coal and Iron...
Texas A PaelSe
HO
W.IOO K ui u
100 41 41 14
lOufc
tOO M'A tt lit
15
.... .... .... t"S
to
tOS id 14 M
8
t" tl M J1
100 tl IT MUj
.... !',
tl.t'TO UIH 111 111
4 m ti m
111 11 ui
100 MH t
4 000 M4 MV. Ut
1.400 12 ! t1
n
w nu. i
Lioo n 97 r
s. n
BTH MH "
. 400 171 17 17t
.... 1, ' 17S
BOO 15 15
400 11 111, 11
141
I 100 IM 111 a2
1
1 M 44
TOO II IO14 to
l.lno 17 t Mv,
100 M ( 1 SM
V 4K 44 4414
TOO 111 117 11H,
K 17 17 17
0 Tit 71 71
(00 Ifil 117 1W
465
t0 tt Jg tfi
.... .... Tl
10 11 4 14
1.100 14 rs'-t ts
100 14 5;. 51
K0 41 41 41
tj U7 ie 114 1
IS
, 11
:
- 14
7S
100 17 17 7
100 1K R lrt
00 t 1: r
t0 57 ' 17 IT
100 111 111 . Ill
mo m 10 nu
t"0 41 41 41
400 104 104 104
WO
400 T4 T4 T4
1.100 15 I4
T e4 ttu
1. 504 IT U 54
Sv
1,100 111 111 111
0 T4 T4 T4i
.... Tl
C8
nr h 17
1 nu xr in i
TOO Mb 0
4
10 tl tl 0
..v, 11
tLtOO 103 101 lot
K
77
'ioi' ti ii ,
i 11 1: i e
4U0 41 47 47
' 45
'. . . . IT
400 t r n
tO 41 4 50
40. 00 0 t at
too 111 uth utia
1.100 lt U 1
104 44 14 K
140
10
tJ
o
M
4
SO
T , St. L. A w
de ptd ,
Vnloa PaelSs
do pfd ,
C. S. Etpresa .,
r. S. Realtjr ...
U. S. Rubber .
so pfd ,
C. s. Steel
do sfd
14
I
40
17. KO- 144 142 141
lus 41 u m
MT
II
It
17
100
14
m 14
To)
. It. 100 B
14
IT
11
1. 000 fl(l Uv
YlmlRla-Carallna Chewiest.
de pfd
Vabaak
da pfd
Wella-Farfo Kipreaa
Weatlnghouas K.eelrto ....
Western t'nlon
W heelin A Leas SHie
Wtaoonaia Central
do pfd
Great Northern pfd
Northern Paeine
Central Leather
do pfd .
Intarooronsh Metropolitan..
do ptd
tlees-Shcnltlt
Total sales for tha dar.
1(4 S4 14
101
U
in
.... -- j
141
T7
11
17
M
l.soo u 11 11;
I.e.) 1:1 111 113
CO It's tt ti
'
M
tl
1
tuu
15
41
15
U
a
tM.SW shares.
Lssdas Cloalaa; StiMrka.
LONDON. Aug. 1 Closing quotatlona on
stocks wsre as follows:
Coaaoie. aaonay....U 11-14 M., K. A T 44
.11 11-14 hi. T. Central 114
.... 11 Norfolk A W 74
.... do pfd 14
.... 44 On l A Western 17
,...! Peeaarlraula 41
,...11lr Read Mines 1
14 Readia 51
.... 11 Southern Railway U
....111 do pfd 5
.... 11 Southern PacISc
.... ti taleo PaclSc 147
.... n do ptd IS
.... 4 r. A stoat 1.
.... 41 da pfd tot
4 Wabaeh 14
la a do pfd 15
...l-i tvenlab 4s t!
...111
AnaeondA
Atchison
da pfd
Baltimore A O ..
Canadian Paotfta
Chee, a Ohm....
Chicaso O. W ..
C . M A St. P.
OeBaera
D A S O
do ptd
Brts
da 1st pfd
de td pfd
Grand Truss ....
UUaols Central .
L. A Naslllll
SILVER Bar, ateady; C4 per ounce.
nnbi-.i per cent,
Th rate of discount on the open market
for ahort btlle le l,9t 11-lt per cent; tor
three months' bllla. tfcS per cent.
Bask Cleartasn.
OMAHA. Aug 1 Bank rlearlnge for
today were tl.TiAS.! 04 and for the corre
spond ing date last year .&-. 441 r.
Bask ( Gensaaf Staleaaeal.
BERLIN. Aug. t-The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
ai.uws ibe fuUowlbar tUiaxigee: Caau la
hand, decreased 4S.400.0Otl marks; treaaury
not", unchanged; other securities. Increased
27,60.jO marks, antes In clrc elation. In
creased to.itu.ott) marks. -
REPORT OF TUB CLEARING rtOLSR
Traaaactlaaa a( e AaeoaHalesl Beaks
tar ta Week.
NEW TORK. Aug. tHr ad street's bank
ctearings report for tha week ending Aug.
1 show an aggregate of llt.lu.a.ot.000, a
againat K.oU.&U.O'iG last week, and 14.710,
Ot'.'.ouo In ths corresponding week last year.
Canadian clearings for the week total
rrt.tia.'M", aa againat SO.16b.000 last week
and I72.t70.000 In ttve earns week last year.
Th following 1 A lil of th clUes:
CITIES. I Clearings. Inc. I Dec
New Tork ...
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia .,
st. Luis
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore ....
Kansaa City ,
Cincinnati .....
New Orleans ,
Minneapolis .,
Cleveland ....
Detroit ,
Louisville ....
los Angeles .,
Omaha .......
Milwaukee ...
Seattle
Ft- Paul ,
Providence
Buffalo
Indianapolis .,
;i.tvw.nt.oo .
111
"i.i
"ii
"i.i
s:j.4;r.,w.
1W.707.0J)
i.i.oao(..
M.44 0t
4C.lc4.Ortl.
tP.7t).0lj
.tf7.iowi
J0.a4O.O0Oi
26 saO.OtW
ll.tlS.Oool.
U.lr.0O0t
. 17,7H.fj
U.lt3.0A .
ll.R14.ono
t..'l,flrioi.
.87S,0OOi
t.KC.Oi"!
t.K'l.Ofl1
I.E.
.I:1!
t. .
o-i!.
it,.
17.41.
1.11.
lt.ti.
yt
'o.e
15.1;.
n.i .
"i.i .
t l.
7.690.01 J.
a sal i .i
tXi!
t.8A0n(rl
" t.t70.0t5
.220.fs
ltlM.00
.730,0o0
6.136.0
t.M.OOOl
7.f,enoi
t.tfT.onol
1,001,000)
6."V0.(iin
uenver .......
Fort Worth ..
'ii.i
Richmond
Albany : .v........
Washington
Salt Lake City ....
Portland, Ore.
Columbus, O.
Bt Joseph
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta ...
Spokane, Wash. ...
Toledo. O
Tscoma
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria
Des Moines
Norfolk
New Hsven
Grand Rapids
Dayton '.
Portland, Me.
Sioux City
Springfield, Maaa. .
Evansvllle
Birmingham
o .
u.i
i.i
81.1
k
t-tl
I.Kt.OOul
U.i
t.in.ono
t.o
o.i
l.tll.OuOj
6.491, C
66.6
1.7
l,W!t.ono
4.63U.0'
t 701.000
Sit
5.1
l.2tiJ.0OW
16.
464
lt.
t.64i.wJJ
1.12t.0nrl.
l.tso.OKjl
l.taO.OOOj
1. 730,Oil .
i xr? nivil
11. 1
6.6
S.6
1.M6.000
l.BrK.OOt!
L7M.0O'
1.SJI6.0IK)1
16.4
ll.
ll.W..
1.701.0001
1.4SS.0il
j I. I av. uov ........
Augusta, Oa.
I Mobile
l.tos.ooni
S1.6
i.in.oH
l.tni.oiio
Worcester r...
Knoxvllle
Wilmington. Del. ..
Charleston, 8. C. ...
1.4JB,(i0tM
1.477.000
l.t7?.000
l.OM.OOOj
Chattanooga
Jacksonville,
1.810.000!
1.25S.0OOI
Fla.
Wichita
Wllkesbarre ......
Dsvenport
Little Rock ......
Wheeling, W. V.
Fall River
Kalamasoo, Mich.
Topeka
Springfield. III.
Helena
Fort Wayne. Ind.
New Bedford
1.2S.000
.l.ttM.OUO
TTO.OfiO
Lilt, onoi
... 854.000
fctrtj.OUO
i.ow.owj;
. 82S.00TM
67LOIU
frsootH
"5.0rtW
j Lexington ,.
6SS.O0U
11.1
loungstown ......
Erie, Pa.
Macon ,...
Akron ;..
Rockfnrd Til .
TSt.tXOi
780.000
.. 496.0001
, 677.000
' fVttOOO
- t
Cedar Rapids,
Chester. Pa.
Blnghamton ,
Fargo, N. D.
Lowell ,
fanton. O
la.
. 53l.yO
. B40.0.
M,oon,
'' 44.0iX)l
, 457.0j
8S9,00(i
6no.O00!
tlO.O'iOt
8.0iOi
425. W
' as.onot
' 'EO.0001
is,ooo
216.000
SiB.OOo)
l.SM.onoi
80,0fio,000
11.044.000
Bloom In rt on
rn.
South Bend, Ind
Qulncy, III,
Springfield, O. ,
Sioux Falls, 8. t
Mansfield. O. ...
Decatur. I1L ....
Fremont, Nil. .
Jacksonville. 111.
tLincoln, Neb. ..
Oakland. CaL ..
Houston
Galveston
::::
4)1
161.71...
S3.ll...
CANADA.
MTirTtreal .............
Toronto ..............
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vancouver, B. C. ...
Halifax ...u
Quebec
Hamilton .'.!
St. John, N. B
London, Ont.
Victoria, B. C. .....
tCalgary,- i
tLdmonton
e-
lar2T.tS4.000j.
l.t
6.1
i.i
, S0,820.Oi'l.
.lO.tVti.ofio;
1.54t.0O0l.
' i,a,tioi
" l.Mt.onni
' 1.753. oool
l.fwJ.0001.
l,S!2.0Mf
i,i&t.om
7720001
'1.141.0001
. 854.OJ0)
t.0.
n'i.
1.71.
it'.
12.11.
S0.4I.
M7I.
7.1
....
tNot Included in total because contain
ing other Items than clearings. .
Not Included In totals because compari
sons are incomplete.
New York Moaey Market.
V IT W VHD V A . . e .-.v-tv
- ' v a av.iai Kjn can,
ir. -u., u 1 1 ii a rate, . n per
cent; closing bid, 2ri per cent; offered at
i - t- inn. i.m, urra; sixty aaya,
I61&6V. per eent; ninety daya, per
PRIME MERCANTIIJe PAPER
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady on a
decline, with actual bualneaa In bankers'
bills at 14 88704. &.67S for demand and at
14 .354 1340 for alxty-day Wlls; commer
cial bills, 4.834.
SILVER Bar, tWic; Mexican dollars,
BONDS-Oovemment, steady; railroad,
Irrea-ular.
The closing quotation on bond today
were aa follow:
C. S. ret. at. rag.:..MMl 4H etu S,u
ds eoupea W da td series Mv
v. n. ss. sag , .Hi da 4s Tt
dn eeaneai
...lrL. St K. sat. 4s.... NH
C. S. saw aa, rag..
do eoupoa
Am. Toe. 4s
do 4s
Atrhleoe gen. 4s...,
do adj. 4a
Atlantis C U 4s...
B. O. 4s
do vs
Brk. a. T. re. 4a..
Ceutral al O. as...
de lat tna
..iii -nan net. o. sola 4a.. 1714
...j jaei. t. antral as....
,.. 44 do lat lat
..10inllnn. St U 4
.. Mj at.. K. A T. ae
tl
, 11
. tT
, 44
.. al ds tda 4
,.. S44N. n. of at. n. 4a... al
.. 4tM. T. C. (aa. tHa....
.. tl e. 1. c. sen. ns....in
nNa Psetso ds HSU,
lt de as T
H Worfolk A W. a 4s. M
44 Ore. S. U rtg. 4a.. 4
10 Id Ine
An U In.
14 renn. or. iu a.
Chea. cl 4ta....lsl Reading tea. 4s tS
rnicaso a a. ts ... rn n. u y m. a 4ai
C. B. a Q. a. 4s ... Hea,, L. S. F. tg. as TTa
C. R. L A P. 4s... 44, Sannnart A. L. 4a.. To
a M 8C L. S. W. a 4a.. Tl
COC. St. L. . 4a. Kta g. Pans 4a 871
relo. Ind. to. see. A.. 17 00 let 4a etft ?ao4,
Cola Mid. 4a 14 SonUors Hy U 1,1
Tola. A So. 4s 4 Ta. A P. leti iitH
1H4T.. St. L: A W. 4a. T4
Pitt. Sees, ts Morulas Paello 4a k,
Erie prior Ilea 4s.. 40 V. S Steel tt (a 17.
do gen. 4s ! eWnhnsh nwa ..10
Hock. Valley 4t... Ta Waatarn Md 4s T4
Japan 4a 1 aw L. B. 4a.
c' " series H,Wle. Central 4s ... 44
Bid. Offered
Boetoa a
BOSTON, Aug.
cent; time loans
closing prices on
Alckteoa adj. . 4a...
do 4a
Central 4s
Atcblaon
do sfd
Boston Albany....
Boetoa A Mam
Boetoa Bleratad ..
toeke ist Beads.
t Can loan. H&4H per
, 6H'0 per cent. Offlclal
stocks and bonda:
ST Blnltaai
. MS Cel. a Hecla...
. toi Oentenalal
. Sva, Career Sense ..
. Delr Weet
.trt Pranklln
.! Oraabv
1S4 lata Rurala ....
.111 I Maaa. Mlnlnf ..
. S'W MteSlsaa
.lwMonak
.14
Tin
. M
1 T7a
14
It
UO
17"
11
74
a
ritckbur pfd
Mai. Central
N- T . N H. H
Inloa Panic
Am. Ar. Chens, pfd
in Pne. Tubs...
Aa. Sticar
do sfd
Aa. Tel. Tel....
Am Woolen
de d
diaaa Else. III....
Maaa. glertrts
da fd
Maaa. Oaa
tailed Prult
t'nlted Ska Mack.
da pfd
f. S. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
Alienee
Analsniaatsd
Atlantic
Bid. Asked s
.1414 Moat Coal tt
0 t)ld Dominion
C....
. t rtacskia .M
.ltO'a rural
.114 Oulory
...111
... it
...111
...
... M
... It,
...4"
... 41
...
... 444,
... 4,
... T
...111
...74
... tt
... !
...141
...
1W
. tl
at.au nea
Tamarack
Trinity
t'nltad rottoar ..
.111
net v. a. Minlns
V. S Oil
!4ftaJl
Ill Victoria
4i4jWiaoaa
M. Wolvertna
fV Nartk Butta ....
W" Suite Cualltloa .
KeTada
40 Cel. a Artioaa...
KtaArU. CossBisrcUl
Kx-dlrtdaad.
Mew Yarn Mialaar Sleeks.
NBW TORK. Aug. I Closing guoUtlons
on rnlnmg stocks were aa followa:
Adams Csn .... t, Uttle Cmlsf
.... t
A lie 414 Clntane
Bresc Oeklr
Brnasvlrk Con.' Patoal ,.
roaastork Tanaal .... tt aevee
rn. Cat and Va M Sierra Nemda
Mora Silesr ia tauu Hnasa ..
lrsa lle Sat Slaadard
Usdniia Cea. I-
ugerad
.. M
.. 10
.. tl
.. tt
.. to
. .MS
Phllaelpktai Predscs Market.
PHULAFtFI-yHI A Aiir Irnc.ar
- . " - mm U M U III
wester u tUolts, Ire nasa, loVsu,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Extremelj Light Ban of Cattle for a
Friday.
NO BIO CHANGE IN HOG VALUES
Very Fair Baa at heea aad Laanba
tar tee Latter I' art ot the
Wrekt Prleee Oeaerally '
Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. I. 107.
Receipt were:
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.
Offlclal Monday
Official Tuesdsy ...
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursday ..,
Estimated Friday .,
t.ltt
.Sf4
ttri
1T43
1 71
1 10
4,111
t.it;
LOT
1.3.K
125
I t.'l
743
10, 4' t
7
Five day this week....l4.S0l
Sam days last week....lt.C2
Same day 1 week ago.. 14 "71
Same day 1 week ago.. 12.971
Same daya 4 weeks ago.. J,S7
Same daya last year 11,708
UC4
44.363
66.0't
67.7J
, tl.tM
1,67
1130
M.26S
19.M4
14 tM
lion
6.030
The following table show the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
rear: in7. !n. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 636. 6tt 64e.t71 U,fi87
Hogs 1.64.. L6 .0 11.213
Sheep Sua,!&2 kttj.014 sa.in
RANGE OF PH1CES.
Cattle.
Hogs.
!5.7VS.10
Omaha
Kansaa City ...
Chicago
St. Louis
Sioux City
.livff00
. 1 K.S7 20
. 1.40ai.6t
. i.6j7.a .
. 1416.86
6 9rj 10
Btn.tgo.t4J
6 ot(tl 46
.7&4l.Ot
The following table
shows the
average
price ot hog at South Omaha for the laal
aeverai daya, with comparisons:
Data. I 107. lA.,li6.jlTi4.!l01.lfWa. 11801.
July 18..
July
July 20..
July 21..
1 6v t s:
e 1 11
1 A 1 47 j
July 22.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
23
'ii..
28..,
26..
27..
21..
?..
SO..
31..
1....
2...,
Sunday.
The offlclal number of car of stock
brought In today by tach road was:
uattie. xiogn.Dneep.
C, M. St. P
Missouri Pacific
Union Psclflc System...
C. A N. W., east
C. A N. W.. west
C, St. P.; M. A O ,
C, B. A Q., east ?
C. B. A Q., west
C R. I. & P.. east
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western
1
2
21
8
S4
6
1
20
10
1
2
16
Total recelpta 16 150 11
' I h A Hlatr.eltl..n r. , V, ., ' . 1 .. .
I' ...... v. .lit uaj irvciins was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
vmama racKing company. 48
Cudahy Packing company. 23
1.323
447
3,345
1.713
2.14
(13
Y,4f4
610
Swift anrl f'nm no n v-
Armour & Co 72
Cudahy Packing Co., K. C.2U
Hill A son 2fi
F. P. Lewie 1
Hamilton & Rothschild 2
J. H. Bulla g
Klngan -
Other buyers 43
430
neir nui wnougn cattle
on the market this morning to attract any
UJ, imrteen cars Deing reported
in when the market opened. Of thla num
ber over half were oowa, the balance oon
slstlng of a sprinkling of a little bit of
everything, principally trasn.
.There wer no beef steers on sale of any
consequence and nothing to make a market
or to establish quotatlona, but still there
waa a fair inquiry for a Friday and the
m W" snythlng at all desirable
n.iii.iiu e, Boua, strong price. Mo
great change has taken place 11 the market
, . .w .' v. privets- oeing
Just about where. ,they -were art this time
last week.
What few cows and heifers there were
on sale thla morning changed handa very
promptly at very strong prices, everything
being cleaned up In a very ahort tlmt.
ine cow market yesterday and the day
4. !re h.owl considerable strength and
Ii. to luote t generally lutjiac higher
than It waa at the cloae of last week.
-J. f were no feeders or stockers to
amount to anything on sale today. Specu
I c'ea'?,f,1 "P xut everything they
had yesterday, so that the reiin nn .v..
atrong. The fact ia that the
Z-a,:, "aa Dean In a good, healthy
condition all the week. Stockera especially
H?V.t,.. n v?ry 0013 uest, so much
so tnat pricea have atrengthened up very
rapidly aa compared to the demoralised con
dition at the cloae of last week.
4-VWB.
Na
1...
1 ..
t...
1...
1...
I...
1...
1...
7...
a...
1...
1...
1...
1...
1...
At.
AT.
yi
(".4
115
1K1
H-
4SI
U
750
lot
1110
770
140
14
... T0
.... 460
.... tTO
7t
... IW
... 1)0
.... tm
... tu
.... 441
.... I7T
...114
,...1XIQ
.. ,1I6U
...10:0
...14
too "t
I It T
1 40 15
t 40 S
I Tt U
176 4....
HEIFERB.
t 16 11
t to 1
I M 1
t II 1
BCLL8.
t It 1
tts 1
1 re 1
I t0 .....
I to
CALVES.
1 1
t Tt
I 10
I 00
I tit
I II
I ti
t ot
t 10
I 50
t SO
t 10
I 00
t to
I u
ISO
4 tt
4 OS
IT"
- W W 1 . . e e . . . ZIH 4
TOCKKRS AND FEEDlLRf.
00 1
tto
tot
I M
1 so
W III
. til
WE8TETRN8.
NEBRASKA.
I cows llOg
1 heifer... 7j0
1 cow 130
1 steer 11 10
1 steer 860
1 00
15 cow...,
1 heifer..
1 ateer....
1 heifer..
Sfl
7S0
H40
SJ0
m
1 10
t 60
1 60
1 3S
1 00
1 60
1 60
HOGS There
waa
little better feeling
... .ubi . 11 ie morn nr nut r M b & . . -
a wide difference a more uium .
10 the fact that the market yesterday waa
so uneven Th,,. u , . . .
: j . . . 111 aoia nign yes
terday could hardly figure the market as
f ,?tf,dye.tod.ay whne tho ho got
the full benefit of the decline yesterday re
Dorted that thev . 11. .1. C , . . .
trt. li i. 11 i . '"siirr ictoay.
The big balk of the hoge. however, sold
?.? . ,rrom, bere they did yesterday
that in. laraelv at K tdiwr. ox .u '
--. " "wie.w, .ue BMine
L -mere waa more life to
the
ar-
the
uis.ra.ci man yesterday
rivals all aold before
and the early
10 o'olock In
morning.
Representative sale:
Ko
la., tt..
It.,
at.,
tt..
at. .
at. .
St..
11..
ttl..
..
at..
47..
U .
1M.
47..
to. .
II..
41 .
41 .
6T..
to..
44 .
41..
40..
St..
17..
M..
43..
44 .
At.
Pr.
Na
At.
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liberal this morning for a Friday. The
market waa in a veev fate ..4i..... .....
daily so considering that It waa ao near
the end of the week. There waa a good
buying demand on the part of patkera
and the ofTnrlngs changed handa about as
mm .i..r wunj te e Tiea up sna made
ready to be Bhutan The priors paid did
nut show any naierUi oi.ais la the mar-
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being Just about s'ssdy
Quotations on killers: flood to rholce
lambs. 17.oi49f4i: fair to good lambs, Msit
7.'X; cull lambs tf orti on; good to choice
yearling wethers, 5Min; fair to gnod
yearling aethera. 4"lt; j,,) fn choice
wethers, 15 2f.iS.0; fair to g.tfd wethera,
lo.sta; gwd to choice ewes. 14 S5jjt tv,
fair to g.d ewes. t4fn(i4S6: culls and
burka. 136O40O.
Quotations on feeders: I ambs, l.frTW;
yearling. 15 KVS6.6O, wethers, S4 aSfiVlO.
we. U75fl4 .
Idaho yearling feeder F7
2 Idaho wether feeder 110
66 Idaho ewe cull t
1 Idaho ewe M
1 Idaho ewe 97
fTS Idaho ewea W
til Idaho yearling so
13 Idaho wethers H
It Idaho wet hers SO
241 ltlsho yearlings SO
M Idaho yearling feeders 11
M Idaho ewea. feeders 87
171 western lamba 64
36 western culla.i 6t
171 western ewe jso
14 western ewes, culls '....Ill
W Ids ho ewes, culls K
71 Idsho vlas. wethers St
621 Idsho Is ml TJ
11 Idaho ylgs , feeders 71
H9 Idaho lamba, feeders ss
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Steady ta Strong:
seep Weak.
CHICAOO. Aug. 1 -CATTLK-P.ecelpts,
2.0i.O head; steady; common to prime steere.
14 50g7.60; cows, 13&VO0; heifers, tt il
6 6u; bulls, 12 HfHj6 O0; calves. 13 Otgr7.25;
stockera and feeders, t2.6tii6...
HOGS Receipts, l.tX head; steady to
strong; guod to prime heavy, is lmjl li;
butcher aeighta, tl5.36; gixtd to prime
nilsed, ts.HKjKi; light mixed, 16 25WA16;
packers. 16.5ojA00; pigs. t6.6r;,ti 45' selected.
tieie 4'V,; bulk of sales, t l'i 0.
SHEEP AND LAMI'J? Kecotpts, t.000
head: lamba strong, sheep w-ak; aheep.
It 6"5.a6; yearlings. t5.6ttO.S; lambs, tC to
tr7.5a
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Aug 1-PEEVKS-ne-celpts,
I.4W head; medium and prime heavy
steers Kn53 higher, common grades slow
and unchanged, bulls steady, medium and
tbin cows slow; common to prime steers
old at M.56.S5 per l'tf Ibr.; bull. 14,25;
extras. 14. to; cows. 12.16cj4 15; dressed beef
fairly active, with prime end choice beef
firm, common to good native sides wiling
at SHftOttc per lb.; prime and choice, lo
lt'Hc. Exports tomorrow (MO cattle and 5 0ml
quarters of beef, all to Ixtndon.
CALVES-Recelpta. 1.2JJ head: steady;
buttermilks and greasers nominally dull;
common to prima veals sold at 15.6(VB6 .S5
per luO lbs., with a few at 19; dreseed
Calves steady but alow for common grad-s;
city dressed veals, Sjl3o per lb.; country
dressed. tfTUHc; dressed graesers and but
termilks, ftjfrtic.
HOGS-Recelpts, 2.143 bead; barelr steady.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-ftecelpta. 4.726
head; sheep more active and steadr, lambs
strong to a shade higher, all sold: common
to choice sheep sold at 13.606.60 per 100
lue.; common to prime lambs, 16.4 TJ.OO.
Kaaaaa Ctty'Llve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1-CATTLB-Re-ceipts,
2.000 head. Including 1.100 outherns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, (j.2Mi7.20; fair to good, t6.fXitt
26; western steers. 14.(KEf; 10; stockers and
feeders, 13.40tg5.lS; southern steers, t3.0t2
outtern cows, t.2f,S140; native cows,
1140&4.50; nstlve heifers. 13O0t6.0O; bulls,
I2.6twi4.00; calves, S4.0tEtS.OO.
HOQS-Recelpts, 6,fO0 head. Market was
ri"2U!? .t0 60 'owef; "P. f 20; bulk of sales,
M ("06.16; heavy, tvsofl 06; packers. ttt.lKKl
6.16; pigs and lights, SfiOfVg.JO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, -l.fno
head. Sheep steady, lambs lt higher;
lambs, rr.0OS7.S; ewes snd yearlings, is 0ajf
f. -rLr.ane 'flngs. 15.(.tji.25; range sheep,
M.i6S6. ,5; stockers and feeders, tf.50tV6.00.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo.. Aug. I CATTLE Re
celpta. 2,6(1) head. Including 1.600 Texans;
market for natives steady; Texana. strong;
native shipping and export steers. 16.t"if
dressed beef and butcher ateers. 16.00
CK1.S6; atecra under 1.000 pounda. 14.OXrfiM.7o;
atockera and feedera 10.7ryS4.60; cowa and
helfera. 12.oVa6.i6; canners, tl.;&r2.10; bulls
tl-Tat-et); calves, to.tEi 12.00: Texaa and
I.ni?n -8,er"' 2.6Vu.75; cows and heifers,
tl.60CjS.75.
HOG9-Reclpts. 1.S0O head; market 10c
M'i J;1" "nd 15.66'a.45: rackera.
J butcher welghu and best heavy,
SHEEP .AND LAMFS-Recelpta. 1.500
m,rk't 1" lower: native muttons.
13 .60; lambs. l4.OtVii-7.2B: culls and bucks,
t2.60e3.OO; irteers. 14.40fi.80.
St. Joeeph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JORRPH. Mo., Aug. 1 CATTLB Re
rflp,i J62 hna'- msrket steady; natives.
14.6oir7.C0; cows and heifers, 12.0(a4.26
stockers and feeders. 13.6044 50.
HOGS-Recelpts. t.682 head; market
teady; top. 16 20; bulk. t5.?i.i0.
8HEBP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 22 head
market nominal; lambs. 14.0u(37.60; year
llng. t6.6f35.25.
Sloaa City Lire Stork Market.
SlOfX CITT. Ia.. Aug. 2 fSpeclal Tele
pam CATTLE Receipts. SOO head. Mar
ket steady: beeves, t6.00trt.t5; cows and
heifers, 12.sr,Jn540; stockers and feederr
13 50454.SO; calvea and yearlings. ISOutj'tOu;
feeding cows and heifers, 12 26J 10
HOGS-Recelpta. 4.800 head. Market a
shade higher, selling at 16.75a.05; bulk of
sales, 15.SiXa6.90.
Stock ta Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
inarneiB yoBieraay were as follows
Cattle. Hog. Sheep
e-5 r ...... . .7,
South Omaha.
Sioux Cltv....,
Kansaa City..,
St. Joaeph
St. Louis.
Chicago
225
StJO
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4.112
4. wo
6 510
6.5?
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16,0)0
2,0'
: 42
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2.000
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22
1,5"0
t.OtiO
ToUl receipts 7.4K7 a.SS? 12,634
Wool Market.
et?iSTi?Jf; WOOIThe Commer
rial Bulletin, basing Its report on statistics
gathered for the government, will cay to
morrow of the wool market: The ltuo
t on la not materially changed. Negotla
tl3na are on a generoua scale and trans
actions closed large In volume and Include
aome lines of 100.000 to 25O.0O0 pounda in
aiae. The trade la not well distributed, a
few large flrma and New England manu
facturera being the parties most concerned.
Receipts are liberal, but there are rom
pialnts of absence of selections Interfering
wim trsde. The demand Is largely for the
finer gradea. Theae are firm and In soms
case hay aold at higher pricea. There
la amall Interest In the lower grsde and
clothing wool generally, aa distinguished
from worsted descriptions, are quiet. Tho
undertone of the market la strong and ths
tendency of value la upward, but said
frpm exceptional rase no further material
advance la anticipated. The ahlpmenta of
wool from Boston to August 1, Inclusive
c""l'ng to the same authority, are 156
tt4.2nv nounria ...I.. iro tan .c. -
.... tmuiius tne
earns time last year. The recelpta to
inclusive, were J71.110.tt3 pounds
against 164.76.74 pounds for the same
period last year.
AT T i 1 1 ' T Q w- a.. e
i: a- a. .1 1 n it, wesx :
medium grsdes, combing and clothing. ?ft"t
iisiu. imr. jjt-jic; neavy, nne. 17ial(c'
tub washed. 2SffisV ' 1 "lalvc-
4"o(lon Market."
BT. T1'1H A II. t POTTOVT .
quiet; middling, lvc; sales 10 bales re
celnts. 4 bales; shipments, 457 bales- stock.
6,157 bsles. '
IJVERPOOT. lin - r-c-T-v. . . .
quiet; prices steady: American m'dol'nr
fair. 1.36d: good middling. 7(Kd; mld.lllnf
.SKd: ordinary. S.Mti. Th nf tha aJJ.
Wfrt & (ti llUl ir.f a Klth Ll.. k.t
ftr rstaOllInt sir annA n M t a . .
4 Amtrlcnn. Rpceipta, J,ow bnl. lnclud-
111 w j mrri t"n n.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug.
Snot cloaed stftitf- ai..
1 -COTTON
36 balea; low
ordinary. aa.c.
ordinary, "c. nominal;.'
nominal: aood nri narv
10 1-I6c. nom
11 (-16c: nil.l.
Inal; low middling!
aung. K'vc: good middling. uc
Inal; middling fair. lic. nominal:
15t-c. nominal. Recelpta. none: stock
balt-a.
n-irn-fa-r.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Pre Its.
aYKI5' iu '--F VAPOR A TED
APPLES Market unchanged, with fanr-v
quoted at 8V; choir. i,c; prima.
lc: poir t- fair, S-iTVc.
DRIFT) FRCITS-Pivvea are firm 01
spot, with quotatlona ranging from 'V to
l.Sc for California fruit and from C,c to
r for Oregons un to 3r snd 40s. Apri
cots, unchansed; choice. 21c: extra ehoc
'Jif. fsncv. nSc. J'eache. otilet. hut rlrm
Choice, 12c; extra choice l'Vvfillc- fancy'
13rilc: extrS fancy. 14il4'.c Rils'ns'
firm, both for future arid spot delivery
UK.ae muscstel are quoted at i.jt' s-d-J
raisins. 41; London layers. Il.7i.al i6.
(ofrs Market.
NEW TORK. Aug 2-COFFFBThe m,r.
ket for coffee fiiluree .,r.r,. . - . .. - .
unchanged to 4 rt"'"ts lower. Tliere was
Some selling by Furopean interests l,m
there waa good buying here for local ac
count and the market recovered during
th aeseion. Cat.leB reported continued
cold weather In ga'-rauto. M'.el of the
business rtprltd ass saiuLing (root Sp-
ket, values
throughout.
tember to later months. The close was
steady, net unchanged 10 1 points olfh.-r.
Sales were reported of 74jf-a) bajis, Intlu.ling
Ik-tobr at tt-: ltvcrnilr, 6.tv'' I't; Jan
uary, March and April. 6.HV; Mav. 6 15c;
July, 6 Jttc Spot coffee, stt-ady; No. 7 K10,
tc; No. 4 Samoa "Vu allkl to flee, qulet
Cordova, ajlc.
OMAHA WtToLRlTtXtT MARKBTS.
Coadltloa of Trade aasl Qaotatloa eaj
tastle sit Pasty Prsdars.
EOC.eurr'er do, lltrtc.
14 1'TTER Packing stock. l4c; chotca la
fancy dairy. Zlec, creamery, 26c
LIVE POCLTKY Spring chickens. 1SI
17c; hens. 10c; roostera 6c; turkey, llu:
ducks. ItV; geese, ae.
HAT Choice No. 1 upland. UO00; medium,
W OO; No. 1 bottom Imv; flgrades troro
IV TO..TV, ir siisw. i-u. 4 anaua. sn.tSA
VRC1TB AND MELONS.
PIaCKBEKRlES-Case. 14 qts.. 13.169
11.60.
RA8PRERR1E8 Red, 24 qta, 16 10; black
24 qts., 13
GOt iSKBETlRIKS Case. 24 qts., 13.
CH ERRIES-liome grown. 14 qts. IS.
RED CI RRANT8 Csse. 24 qta, 11 76.
CALIFORNIA REACHES Per boot,
yellow frrestones. tl 26.
PLACHCS-Texss Elbert a a, baskM
crate, toe; t basket crate. 11.76.
CALIFORNIA PLI MS-Per crate, 12-10.
CALIFORNIA CH KHRIE8-J'er box f
about I lbs , black or white. 1100.
TEXA9 WATERMELONS Kach. JfvgHSc!
crsted for slilpment. ic per lb.
CANTEIX31PE California. 45 to crate,
standard, 16.60; 64 to create, pony, tfio;
Texas, ST else. 11-
THoricAi rnvm.
LEMONS Llmonlera. sise, 43,00; Ml
Ire. t.50; other brands. 60c less.
BANANAS Pst iediam-slsed uneta.
12 0014, Jumbos, 116utrt.w.
OPwiK iE5 llediterranear Sweetg,
fancy, 160 slse, 14 : 17s. ioo. 34 anil
tut sites. 14 60; ad. 12 anc 188 - slsea,
14.00, extra fancy, 26c more per box; St.
Michaels. 174, 100. 216 and 150 else-,
14.76; 111 and It stcea. 14 0 Valencies.
f). St and 111 sises. J. o-.7s; la. U0, lit,
w and 111 sires. KXe).0U
14 Oft, extra fancy, 25c more per box; St.
lowta, tc; net- stu& walnut da tee, t-la.
box. tl utK
DATES Kadaway, lc; layers, tc; hal
104.U. 5c; new stuffed walnut data. S-lBj'
box. tl.Ou.
VKOETABUiXS.
NAVT BRAN tt f-er aa. No. 1. 11.009
2 10; No. t. 11. HOC 100.
POTATOES-Pcr bu.. new. ll.ee.
NEW PE1'PER9-Pr tbaakat erats
$2; per H bushel box, 71a
ASPARAOl 3 76 ner dos. bunches.
BEANS New waa and string, per M
bu box or baaket, Wo.
RESTS. TURNIPS and CARROTS Pee
doz bunches, Soft Sic.
PIEPLANT Per dos. btincnea, 30a
10c; No. 1 loin. lfHc;' No. 1 loin, 144e; No,
1 loin, 13c; No. 1 chuck, 6c: No. 2 chuck,
6U0; No. 1 chuck. 6c; No. 1 round.-0c; No.
rouna. c; .so. rouna. sfcc; iso. 1 plate,
ev, cu. e lmsio, inv, r.v. piaia. iec.
LEAP LETTLCE-aot-houee, par
ter doa.
heads. 35c.
RADISHES Per -Aos. bunches, boms
grown, foe
MISCELLANEOUS.
COFFEEt Roasted, "No. . 24c per lb.l
20. 14Hc per lb.; No. X, lSro per lb.; No.
21. DfHjC per lb.
CALIFORNIA DRIED TOUTTS-Prunea
are aomewhat unsettled by '-eer offerings
from second hands, who seem oesirous of
moving supplies of Immediate gradea. Quo
tations range from 60 to to for California
fruit and from 6WA8C for Oregon. Peaches
are llghtly easier, with fancy ' yellows
quoted at HHe. Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at sc;
four-crown. 10c; aeedsd raisins, SQllo.
FISH Halibut. 11c; trout, 12c; pick
erel, 10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh froscn,
lie; whlteflsh, 12c: buffalo, 8c; bullhead,
skinned and dressed, 1-; catfish, dressod,
17c; yellow perch, 8c; white perch., 7c;
white bass, 16c: black bans, 26c: sunflsh,
tc; crappiea, 4te; crapplee, large, 11c;
blueflns, lOe: herring, 7o; rwrrlng. fresh
frosen. 6c; Chinook salmon, 16c; eel, 18c;
whlteflsh. froscn. U(fl6c: pickerel, fresh
frosen. tc; Spanish mackerel, 10c; native
mackerel. Il(it6c per fish; codfish, fresM
frosen, 12c; red snspper, 12c; flounders,
fresh frozen, 12c; haddock, fresh froscn,
12c; smelts, 11c; shad roe, 40c per lb.;
lobsters, green, 27c per lb.; lobsters,
boiled, 10c per lb,; frog legs, t5o per
dot.; green sea turtle meat, 26c per lb.
CANNED GOODS Corn, lU t.'ard. west,
ern. tfc. Tomatoes, fancy, s-pmind can.
11.46: standard, l-potind cans, tl 26. Pise
annlea. artad. S-nonnrl t' 'HffO ao. .11..
11.7662.17 Gallon apples. Is. a. California
apricot, 12.00. Peara. I1.7f.e2 50. Peachea,
ll.TMil.40; L. C. peaches, 12.00(82.50. Alaska
salmon, red. 0.20; fancy Chinook, flat, 12.10;
fancy sockeyo. flat. 11. 95. Sardlnea. quarter
oil. 13.16; tliree-auarters mustard, 13.10.
Sweet pot at otts tl.?5n .45. Sauer kraut, Sfcc.
Ptimpklna. ic61i.rro. L4ma beana, 1-lb., 75o
fell. 25. Staked peas, 2-lb., 0c fancy, tl.ttj
Forelga Flnaaclal. .
I5NDON, Aug. t Money was Arm on
the market today and In good demand for
holiday requirement;. Discounts were
harder. Trading on the Stock exchange
was apathetic, the holidays and the mone
tary altuatlon operating adversely. A
stsady tone prevailed and gilt-edge securi
ties were ateady. Home ralla were-hartW.
Forelgnera occasionally were lower, the
Moroccan altuatlon cresting uneasiness.
Japanese Imperial 6s of ISsH rlosed at lf4v;.
Copper shares resisted the unsettled condi
tion of the market. Americans opened dull,
but rallied and advanced generally above
parity. Transactions, however, were small.
Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk were
better In sympathy.
BERLIN. Aug. 2 Trading on the Bourse
today waa very stagnant, but prices were
steady. The pricea of American securities
scarcely changed.
PARIS, Aug. t Trading on the Bonrae
today waa dull and heavy and copper
aharea asaln weakened on New York ad
1cea. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 72 50
and Russian bonds of lit at 6U1.
Metal Market.
NHW TORK. Aug. 2. MHTAL8 The
London tin market was lower, with spot
declining 12s 6d to 171 10a. and futures 7s
if1,,10 n. Locally the market was
dull and lower, with quotatlona ranging
from WSW 80. . Copper waa lower In the
English market snd declined 15s to 86 1i
for spot and 82 6s for futures. Locallr
the market was weak and nominally lower,
with lake quoted at t.-O.WMl.Oo; electro
lytic, llt.6o67-JU.irt; casting. I19.00ail.6fl. Lead
waa unchanged at 15.15cti25 In the local
mgrket, but declined 2s (..1 to 1 6s In
London. Spelter waa unchanged at 22 16s
In London and at 15. ST.fi 6 6 In the local
market. Iron was lower, with Btsndard
foundry quoted at 65s lei and Cleveland
warrants at 66 H. Locally the market
waa quiet and easy; No. 1 foundry la
quoted at I22.7&i3.0: No. 2 foundry north
ern ipOfn 22.70; southern grsdes. nominal.
.8T. Jf?'I9' Au' -METALS-Lead, dull
St 16 0Oj.i6.O2H; spelter, dull at 16 80 asked.
Dry Gooda Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. lThe market for
dry goods holds wry strung and many
buyer are operating In a conservative
WaV Ijrn nwt . . . . ft. .. 1 . .
. . - - - iv 1 1 1 entered
Into with, cotton mills for goods to ba
- ........ - - .iirau JillJ, lS"m. COttOn
yarn were easier for the dsy, but dealer
think the losses In rrlces will be re
covered In a few daya under the Impetus of
the government cotton report. The mar
ket for carpet wools Is quiet.
Saa-ar aad Molsasrs.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1 SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair refining. 1 17Heil43V--; centrlf
usal. M lent. 1 Mc; molanses sugar, 1 121
fi IMc Refined, ateady: crushed, J Tucj
r,ov4ered. 5 1'V: grsnulsted. 6-t"tc.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 2.-8CGAR-st.ady:
onen kettle, centrifugal, S'JV;
centrifugal yellow, V'.ijic: seconds. 2.a
ISc.
MOLASSES Oulet; new syrup. lOQllc.
Oils aad Rosin.
OIL. CITT. Aug. 2 OIL Credit bslaneea,
II 78. Runs. 31.12" hhls., averaae V, bbls
slilnmente Amust 1. 121.112 t'bls
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2 -OIITurpentlne.
firm, dMac.
ROSIN-Flrm. Quote- A. R. C. HI 4yv?t4.05;
D ti IV444.!: F. I4.464.70: F. S4.;4 75; 41.
14 7'';4 75: H. t4f-fi4sr1: I tint.: K, ts "
111; M, IT. 5": N. t? 7.i5 W: W. O.. 15 tiii
6.00; W. W., Wi '.
Trrasary Slatemeaf.
WASHINGTON. Aug -Today's state
ment of treasury balances in tne general
fund, exclusive of the f 15uuri.0ti0 gold re
serve, shows: Avsilnble caah balance, 123.
I774.3: sold c1" tiiilllon, l3.t'.4"6; gold
certificates. 17J.72R.D30.
THE CAUSE OF RACeTsUICIDE
Juks Graham Brooke Declares Coat
of Lltlasj ia One of Chief
Factum.
CIlAtTAVQVA, N. Y., Aug t-John
Graham Brook, author-satrtallst of Boston,
b. lleves the cost of living to be the chief
rause of rare suicide, according to an ad
dress he ntade st the rbautau'joa gaaembe
bly.
"I hesitate to lirlng up the queatlon Cf
race suicide," he said, "but It is a dismal
f't tt.st the Irvrrtaaed expense of bring
ing ut children In cities, whers the peopla
either choose or are compella to live, 1
largely reionsibU; fur tlis decraaaa ta
the birih rule."