Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: FT. TP AY, AUOURT 0, 1007.
7
CRIB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening Strong and Advance from
SI amp Takes Flace.
DEMAND 1R0M ABROAD GOOD
ense InnlHlH Ifoaee Selling at
tart, hat the Cnnl U Boom
1 aril aed to Ball and
Bays Wheat.
OMAHA. Aug. K 1907
The oix-tilnn market wan stronger and
ailvniiirij from yesterday's slump. De
mand from abroad la good and takings
liave been large for two daya.
The Journal of Commerce crop rtort
glvoe spring wheat a loss of 5.7 in condition
and Corn has a gain of four points. Im
provement In corn tor Julv was remark
able. Wheat opened stronger and showed better
tone, with little presaura of lonff stuff.
There was some commission house selling
at tha opening;, but the crowd wns Inclined
to the bull side and bought whtat. Of
ferings were light September wheat opened
at lis and cloaed at 81Vfcc
Corn opened firm and higher In sym
pathy with wheat and heavy buying. De
mand was good and offerings were rather
light. September com opened at 49c and
Closed at 4ie.
(ate opened Ilrm and higher with wheat
and corn and shorts covering. Commission
houses bought fairly good and offerings
Were light. Trade active. September oats
opened at iAc and cloned at 46Sc.
Primary wheat receipts were l,oi7.00O hu
and shipments 2f-3,0n0 bu., against receipt
last year or 1.030,0(10 bu.
Corn receipts were 364.000 bu. and ship
rnenta 1166(100 bu., against receipts last year
or n,i.t uu. and shipments or xjs.tpiu nu.
Clearances were -129.000 bushels of corn
1,000 hnshcls of ents and wheat and Hour
eaual to 374.000 bushels.
Liverpool flnsed W)-d lower on wheat
and unchanged nn corn.
Seaboard reported SiiO.flOO bushels of wheat
and iiz.oiki inidheis of corn for export.
Local runfie of options:
Articles ! Open. High.) Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheet-I I I
Bept... 81 R1H 81 MHI 80H
Deo.... K,i W'4 8fi 86 85H
May... IKV 91H 90 91, 90
Corn t 1
Bept... 47 49 . 44 48 4S
Deo.... 4.W. 454 4r14 45 45
May... 46 47 4t 47 46
Oats
Sept... : 44'4 46H 44 45H ?M
Dec.,.. 42 48 42H 43 42H
May... 44 464. 44fe 44
Omaha Caah Prleea.
WHEAT No. hard, 82584e; No. 3
hard. 8w82o; No. 4 hard, 77Hc; No. 3
aprlng, 8Sf6c; No. grade, 7279c.
CORN No. 3. 484!ke; No. 4. 4748c; no
grade, 43c; No. 3 yellow, tefc'iMSc; No. 1
white, tW09c.
OATS No. 8 mixed, 44tfj4Bc: No. I white,
4RVajc; No. 4 white, 44345c; standard,
4Wc.
HYE-No. 2, 72c; No. 8, 6870c.
Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 808 802 72
Kansas City 215
Minneapolis 88
Omaht 81
Duluth 68
St. Louis 212
25
CHICAGO GRAIN ATiO PROVISIONS
Features of tha Trading; and Closing;
Prices, on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. An Improved demand
for American wheat by exporters hud a
strengthening effect today on the local
wheat market, the ' September delivery
closing at a net go In of o. Corn was
unchanged. Oata showed a gain of W'li
lo. li o visions were unchanged to 2ixc
lower.
Tha wheat market was atrong nearly
all day and trading was active. New
Ofork. Kansas City and St. Louis reported
A ut wheat was sold there for export. Tha
7ollcf that wheat is now on an export
-basis formed the chief reason for the
prevailing bullish sentiment. Other factors
contributing to the firmness ware higher
prices for cash wheat In the southwest,
. the strength of oats, small stocks - at
Minneapolis and reports 'of lamage In Can
ada by hall. Tha market cloaed Arm.
September opened a ahade to Wdc higher
at 80 to 88Vc, advanced to KHic, and closed
at 8Ji4tiiHc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 874,700 bu. Primary re
ceipts were 1,067,000 bu. against 1,030,000 bu.
i (i tii. Aav lout vaup Kflnnen rn le
Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta of
dos curs against sji pars last week and 496
cars one year ago.
Commission house and local bulls were
active bidders for corn during the first
halt' of the session because of the advance
In wheat, buying was lens urgent In the
hitter part ot the day and the market
held barely steady. Caah houses were the
pVlncipul sellers. Locul receipts and stocks
were light iiml the shipment fairly active.
Tha market closed steady. September
opened We higher at 65c, sold off to 64Hc
and cloaed at iic. Local receipts were
2u2 curs, with 4t of contract grade.
Outs were strong because of heavy buy
ing by bulls. News of the crop waa of a
discouraging nature and contained many
reports of small yields. Heavy rains in
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri are said to be
delaying the movement of new oats to mar
Vet. The close was atrong. September
opened HilV to jlc higher at 44d44V4c,
advanced to 4644c and closed at ic. Local
recelpta war 72 cars.
Provisions were quiet and easier because
of a weak market for live hogs. At the
close September pork was off 2c at $16.17H.
Lard waa unchanged at $9.07 u 9. 10. Ribs
were down 2c at $8.62.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
cara; corn, 183 cars; oats, 122 cars;
oga, 17,000 head.
. Tba leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. f Open. High.j Low. Close T'ay
Wheat
Aug.
Bept.
1C
May
Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Oata
Sept. Uec.
May
Pork
Sept. Lard
Sept, Oct.
Rlhs
Sept
Oct.
6H 86
If
S7T'tiW
Ki 4
54V
MM,
64
61 H
51V4Hk
63.aiUVt
Wilt
44 4SH!4SHfa
42S 43 42,
"TBISOWsm
444
H 20 I 16 20 I 16 00
16 1VM
16 20
10
IS
8 65
8 67H
1 10 m
t 10
17
't 60
8 60
8 Hl 8
8 671 8 66 I 8 tw
No. 1
Cush quotations were aa follows:
KlAil'K Steady; winter patents, 84.1(V!Ji
4 i; winter stralghta, ti.t.M.uO; spring pat
ents. t4 7"M,r. li; aprlng straights, t4.KVu4.60;
bnketa. KM'fi J.26.
WIIK.VT No. t spring, S69c; No. I, 89
fjper- No. i red, WSiaeVic.
. fiJliX No. 2, tic; No. 2 yellow. 46
k. ,'.
O IS No. 2, 49c; No. t white. f3c; No.
I wHte, 4TimSWs.
. n A RLE V Good feeding, EMiCOc, fair to
choice malting. a'inMc.
SKlCDS No. 1 northwestern, tl.l64,. Prime
timothy, 4.f.
PROVISIONS Short' ribs, sides loose.
tt.46.i8.0S. Mess pork, per bbl., tl.loj( u 15.
lard, per ino lbs., ts.7H- Short clear aides
'bixed. t.T5(&.0d.
Receipts. Hhlpmenta.
.... M,7n n.m
....2F4S00 87i0
....17i0 300 7t
....1U3.SH0 11L41V)
.... .4n0
Flour, bhle.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. ..
tills, bu. ...
:e bu
Uarl. v. bu.
4.400 l.OflO
o- the froduce ttacnange today the but-te-
-irket waa firm. Creameries, 2o3I4c;
(lulr-. JlkfflSc, Eggs, steady; at mark,
rate- "eluded, 14nilMe; firsts. 17c; prime
fii-stv v. Cheese, steady; liaise.
Nt. Iala General Market.
ST. I .or IS. Aug. 8. WHEAT Firm;
track No. I cash. Biywse; No. 2 hard, 83
ii7c; Seitember, oSHitfoCHc; December.
W4e
CORN Firm; track No. t cash, 64t4c;
No. 2 white. &5c; September, Cle; Decem
ber, 48S-Hl''C.
OATS Firm; track No. I eash, 47o new,
9c old: No. t. white, 40 new, (io old;
September. 42n; Iecember, Uc.
FliOCR Lower; red winter patenta. IMS
H4.S0; extra f.tney and straight, 81.664.03,
riesrs, ..m'i3.:i
fcCKII-Tlni. '
CORNMK.W
liRAN-Strc.
rs.
HAT St rone:
crsirie. ts OnT 1 1 ju.
'.I v: U old.
87.70.
. -d, eaat track, ti3
y. tuooset&o, old;
IRON COTTON TIKS-4J1.08S4,
UA041INO 11-40.
HEMP TWINEV lie.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing.
tlCftO. Lard, unchanged; prhne steam tt &U.
I'rv a Art meats, steady; rtoxed, eatra s-''s
tf.s; cieac sioa, f.j, suort clears, J.7V.
65 V
W44H 4'.h!
4iS'0" 43't,
lap4,46t
Bacon, uteadr: boxed, extra short. $10.12Vj;
clear rib, Jlnli'i; short Hear, $10.85.
PuI'LTH Y W rak; chickens, loc; springs,
1.4c; turkeys, ducks. He; fi, be.
m ITKR-Kifuiir; creamery. l4j4o.
EOU8 Firm, UHc.
Receipts. Shipments
flntir, bbls 6.V)
Wheat, bu. 212.0H0
l.OOrt
(8 001
evvoo
13,'uo
Corn, bti yj.ono
Oats, bu 48.000
SEW YORK GEXGRili MARKET
(Isolations of tha Day on Varlea
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Atir. 8.-FLOTTR Receipts.
l.i,l bbls.: exports, 10,f2 bbls.; market quiet
ana nareiy atrauy; Minneapolis paiems,
$44iii4.H0; winter straights, $4 1174.30; Min
nesota bakers, $3.M(f)'i.20; winter extrea,
H.HKa3.70; winter patents, I4.0O4H.90; winter
low grades, iiAntaS.w. Rya flour in quiet
rtemnn.1; for good. t4.COi4.B0; choice to
fancv, i.'i.(ny((a.2S.
COR NMHAL Firm: fine white and yel
low, Jiso; coarse, 11.18, kiln dried, 13.869
3.40.
WHEAT Recelnts. IMVOOo tin.: exDorts.
8S.7M bu.; seles, 3.000,O) bu. futures; s;ot
market steady; No. 3 red, Mc, elevator,
and ".Hc, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern
I'uluth, 31.06H. f. o. b., afloat; No. 3 hard
winter, 9ic. Relieved of a lot of weak long
Interests, wheat did better today, showing
a cent advance at one time, part of which
was lost In the afternoon through heavy
sales by early bulls. Foreign news and
western crop conditions were about un
changed. Ist prices showed tvMO nat
sdvance. September, 9".Vfi 97 3-lfic, cloed nt
!.4C; December. n.OfMn.m, closd at slop
Mav. t1.0311l.04Kk. closed at tl.044k.
CORN Receipts. 32,750 bu.: exports, 10.
K bu, ; sales. W.000 bu. snot; soot market
nrm; No. 2, 6oc, elevator, and fOc, r. o. a.,
atloat: No. 2 white. filUc: No. I yellow. W4a.
t. o. b., afloat. Option market was without
transactions, closing unchanged.
OATS Receipts, 01.500 bu.; spot market
firm; mixed oats, 20 to 82 pounds, r6c;
natural white. 30 to 31 pound. 6019580; clip
ped white, 86 to 40 pounds, BTfifflc.
HAY Stead v: shipping, 75c; good to
choice 11 Joril PK
HOPS Dull- state, common to choice,
lfcrtl crop. I4'al0e; i0"5 crop, 4u,ffJSc: Pacific
coast. 1W15 crop Sajillc: UX6 crop, 68c.
HIDES Dull; Central American, 22C
Hngotn. 22'e.
LEATHER Quiet; acid, Ktmto.
WOOL Stead v: domestic fleece. SliSfMo.
PROVISIONS-Reef steady; family 813.00
'81390; mess, js.bivk io.w; beer nama, ia.uit
27.fO; packet, tin SOtfill.Ofl; city extra India
mess, l2l.0CKfi2J.aO. Cut meats, steady
Pltkled bellies. tl0.7Mi13.50: pickled hams,
l?.7ffi lt.ft). I.nrd. ensv: western prime.
fflor0.10: refined, barely steadv: continent.
89 fin; South America, 110.10; compound, $8.7o
(jP.00.
TAMjOW Steady; city (2 per pkg.), c:
country (pkgs. free), '4jfi(iO.
RICK-B'lrm; domestic, fair to extra. !4
(OtiNc: .inpan nominal.
RHTTKR Bnrelv steadv: creamery, pom
mon to sieclals, f2SJ2fiVtc; process, common
to extra, isfi22c; western factory, common
to extm, 1921 He.
CHEESE Quiet; stnte, fit" fcim, col
ored and white, small, Iwxt ;ata full
cream, large colored, best, i iiri state.
white, llHc; state, fair to good. iTsjuo.
EOOS Firm: state,- Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white, Zl&iXc; state, good
to choice. 24'azsc..
POl'LTRY Live. unsettled: western
chickens, 16c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, llo;
dressed, steady; western broiler. 1720c;
turkeys, 10&,ibc; fowls, lZttl'tttc.
WEATHER IN i'HK GRAIN BELT
Mora Showers and Still No Chance
In tha Temperature.
OMAHA. Aug. 8, 1907.
The ralrs of last night wore general In
the Missouri and middle and upper Missis
sippi valleys. They were very heavy
throughout eustern Nebraska, the heaviest
fall shown by our reports occurring at
Grand Island, where 3.11 Inches was
recorded. The amounts at other nomts In
the state varied from one to nearly two
Inches. The total fall at Omaha was 1.19
Inches. The weather continues unsettled
throughout the valleys and showery
weather will continue In this vicinity to
night and probably Friday, with no Im
portant change in temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and Pre
ctpltatlon compared with the corresponding
day of the Dast three years:
1907 1908 1905 1904
Minimum temperature.... 68 6S 69 S6
Precipitation 1.19 .07 .00 .00
Norma! temperature for today, 78 de
grees. Defiirlency In precipitation since March 1,
4.41 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
t.20 Inches.
Deflrleney corresponding period In 1905,
7.53 lnthea. I A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 7"th meridian time, Thursday, August
I 13OT
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max. Min. fall. Sky.
Ashland. Neb 10 68 1.00 Pt. cloudy
Auburn. NeD l 60 1.32 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb... .100 6S 166 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 97 65 1.66 Clear
Or. Island. Neb.. W M 2.74 Clear
tHnrtlngton, Neb. M 09 .00 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.... 6S 1.10 Clour
Omaha, Neh M 1.19 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb... 88 6s .63 Pt. cloudy
Alta, la 86 60 .1.1 Cloudy
Carroll, la 84 62 .40 Cloudy
Sibley, la 86 58 .26 Cloudy
Sioux City, la... 88 68 . 01 Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. tXot included In
averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 25 86 60 T
Columbus, 0 18 88 61 T
l)es Moines, la.... 13 86 64 .28
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 88 64 T
Kansas City, Mo.. 18 6 70 .3
Louisville, Ky 18 , 80 68 .06
Minneapolis, Minn. 29 M 68 .12
Omaha, Neh 12 66 1.01
St. Louts, Mo U 82 68 .08
Heavy rain occurred last night In the
Omaha, Kansas uity and Des Molnea dis
tricts. Light showers occurred In tha east
and central portions of the com and wheat
region, warm weatner continues through
oui me corn neu.
U A. WKLBH. Local Forecaster.
Kanaaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 8-WHEAT-8ep-temher.
81V,c: December. 8ic; Mav. WVc;
cash, No. t hard. 81?t86Hc; No. S, 839: He;
ino. x rea. use; io. i, ibiimc.
CORN September. 4SlC: December. aiVc
May, 4fi'4c; cash. No. 2 mixed. 49c; No. 8,
psc; i o. i Willie, ouc; ino. 5 4H4jC.
OATS-No. 2 white. 61Vic; No. 2 mixed,
4S(5S1c.
KOOS Firm; extra, 17o per dozen ;
firsts, 16c; seconds, 15n.
HAY Firm, !fic higher; choice timothy,
ii.i.Tli.P"i null v itrninc, 90.&ul0.aU.
RYK Steadv; "WETTSc.
1JUTTER Creamery, ?3Hc: packing, 17o,
Recelnts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 215.000 HB.noo
Corn, bu 44.000 62.000
Outs, bu 8,000 a000
Kansas City cash prices;
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Law. Close.
Wheat
September.... December
Corn-September....
1 rml gin
854,' RC?,
4.'J 4H
i
KGH 864
4H 48H
ii 45
December
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. I WHEAT Snot
quiet: No. 2 red, western, winter, Ts KA.
Futures steady; September, Ts lllid; De-
reiniK-r, 10 d-iU, nHn n. IS opQ.
CORN Spot firm; American mixed, new
6s lHd; old northern, 6a 2tfrd. Futures
steaoy; oeptemoer, a uvd; December
nominal.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA A UK. 8. CORJ Dull? M
yellow. MWfuWc; No. I 63Wc; no grade, 48
W4C.
OATS Firm; No. t white, new. 4643460
I o. a vnm, new ainu 01a. eoo.
RYR Nominal; No. I sXXasio.
UUSKY-H.8L
Mlanrapolle Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 8. WHEAT
September. V4c; December, HSo; No. 1
hard. tl.00V; No. 1 northern, tthko; No
2 northern, 5jWe; No. I aorthcrn.
a v my.
FLOl'R Flrat patents. 15 006! 10: sec.
end patenta. 4 0w6 00; first clears. t.45
Ifaoo; irninu cicarw, u fatla.ss.
BRAN In bulk, tl 7tnlf.t$.
Mllwankea Grain Market.
MILWAUKEB. At. I - WHEAT-B. tv
No. 1 northern, ll.mtfl OS; No. 2 northern.
iwc; nepiemoer. iwiQeeke asked.
RTB-N.1. 1. 8Ha(Be.
RARLEY Steady; No. K Tie; sample, 54
CORN Steady; No. t Cash, B45J644c
Devteiiiuvr, va ma. i
Telene Been Market.
TOLEDO. Aug t SEFTlf4 Clnver steadv
DecemWr and March. W.oO. Prima aliiku
88.bU. trims limoiny, ti-M
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market Shows Heavy Declines
on Large Offering.
CLOSE L3 STBOXCr AND HIQHEB
Llsjaldatto qalckly Rana Ita Coarse
aad General Rally Ensnes
Bonds Are Dall
and Uasy.
NEW YORK. Aug. a-The nervoua tem
per of the speculation, aa a result of yes
terday's violent collapse in prices, was
clearly enough In evidence today and was
promptly reflected In the heavy declines
wnicn occurred in the first Hour, ini re
covery which followed was not accom
panied by any news development ana was
due apparently to the fact that urgent
nquiuaimn naa run us course ior iue uiur.
Stocks left uncovered, an Invariable rule
after so considerable a decline, furnished
sufficient unsatisfactory demand to account
for the rallying tendency. Conjecture con
tinued busy over the sources of the heavy
UmiMAtton and its motives. While the
Identity oB the sellers was undisclosed, the
motives were not beyond denning in tne
money situation and the futility of the
campaign for the liso of the last few
weeks to effect any distribution of stocks.
While there was a cynical disbelief In the
assumption that prominent rich men. sup
posed to hve fostered the rise In stocks,
were being compelled to sacrifice their
holdings In a crumbling market. It was
not questioned that attempts to support
the market were no longer in force In be
half of the abortive campaign. Left with
out artificial supporting measure, the mar
ket waa vulnerable to attack and was In
capable of absorbing any sales to take
profits. The aggressiveness of the bears
sufllcfKl to develop this situation and shake
the market. Such Is the general view of
the events of the week In the Wall street
district.
It does not escape notice that quotations
for the Union Pacific convertible bond cer
tificates which had been pushed up to 92
compared with the subscription of 90. at
which they had been offered to stock
holders, have disappeared from the tape In
the disorderly market of the last ferv days.
The revision of 871.000,000 out of 175.000. 0i0
Of these bonds to tho underwriting syndi
cate was supposed to be the motive for
attempting to revive speculative Interest
In securities. Payment of tl5.000.00i) sub
scriptions to Southern Pacific preferred
stock on Tuesday of next week. The ob
ligations together may account for some
of the pressure to secure recourses by
stock market liquidation. The course of
the Interior exchanges Is another Index of
the source of growing pressure. Deposits
at the subtreasury were made today of
IViO.OOO for telegraphic transfer to Ban
Francisco, and tROO.0)0 to Chlcaeo.
Published warnings from western riank
ers are finding their way Into Wall street
at the same time, that over trading and
high prices ror labor and material, not to
speak of extravaganae In more general
expenditures, have brought about a con
dition of Inflated credits and given pros
pect of close money markets during the
fall. Small banks in the west have un
ususlly large holdings of commercial paper
running of maturity In the fall and It Is
the repayment of these upon which they
rely to furnlah balances at the respective
centers upon which they may draw to
move the crops. On the outside, discounts
rose In London today, but the increased
firmness In the local money market was
sufficient to depress foreign exchange
again. With the relief afforded by the
liquidation, stocks were able to contend
with tha unfavorable factors In the situa
tion and to maintain the recovery. 'Re
ports from Washington of the Intended
criminal prosecution of heads of offending
corporations kept alive the uneasiness over
that subject. A new low record for British
consols was an Incident of the day. Cop
per went to a lower level both In London
and on the New York Metal exchanges.
New York Central reported a heavy de
ficit below the dividend requirement for
the half year ending with June and the
Increased dividend requirement for the
quarter ending with the same date was
nut little more than met by the Increase
for that period In tha earnings available
for tho dividend. The market was so far
oversold, however, that these obstacles
were overcome on the recovery and the
market closed strong and at net advances
on the day.
Bonds were dull and easy. Total sales.
par. value, tl. 212,000. United States 4a ad
vanced hk per cent on call.
The following was the ranee of nrlcea on
the New York Stock exchange:
sin. High. Low. Clna.
Adams Expreaa ,
M
Icamated Conner SO.SOO THIa
T4M,
i94
32
78 S
4'rt4
American car at Founarf.. 1,400 40
do Dfd....
soo 100
American Cotton Oil
,1,100 13 V,
33 '
85
110
to
It
do nfd
American Vxprees
American H. ft It. pfd....
Aaserlcan Ice
100 tl
l!ii 6'
67
4o p(d
American Locoraotlvs .....
C3
UK.
do pfd
.... 109
.... 10H4
1134 llfi
American 8. ft R
tS,XI 104
do ptd
American sticar Refining.
t.eoo ii
American 1 obacco. p. s..
00 S'H
80 80
Anaconda Mining Co......
IB, SOO
l,7n0
100
l."0
4, soo
iiiioo
607,
tH
4
M
tl
83
J!4
60
8
to
W
83
Atchlaon j ... 1
do pfd
Atlantio Coaat Line..
Baltimore ft Ohio
5Va
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait...
Canadian Paclflo
Central of New Jersey....
Cheeapeake ft Ohio
5144
4 it
51
MOO 170 1 171
175
1,700 34 34 84
Chicaso Great Western..
400 1(1 10 104
Chicago ft Northweatern... 1.400 14f 143 148
C. M. ft St. P..
2U.700 1254 1H 12C
Chicago T. ft T
:::: :::: A
M
t7 V, 17
16 13 14
o pfd
.. C, C. ft St. h
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
t.tOft
1,600
Colorado ft Southern
do lat ptd
do M ptd
7
600 444 44 44
100 113 118 111
600 II 16 16
100 70 to 70
1 146 111 1164
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
do pfd X
Delaware ft Hudaon .....
Delaware, h. ft W ,
Dearer ft Rio Qrande....
6U0 40 410 464
MOO ee44 K44
W
do pfd
as
004
tt
6
IS li
WO
1S6
II
72
tl
7a
17
rr
Distillers' .Securities ,
Erie
l.rOO
T,6fK)
too
"4
t.1
MS
18
61
tl
6K44
9
io 1st pfd
do ta pfd
General Electric
too 111
180
Illinois Central
International Paper
6M 197 137
100 II II
do vfd
1U0
11
72
iiii
International Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
(00
'too
17
do pfd
Kanaaa City Southern....
11
do pfd
00
106 107
II 10
40 40
M M
126 ISO
Louisville Naahrllle...
1.70 101
1.100 M
I0 '40
600 7
100 1M
Mexican Central
Minneapolis St. Louis.
M., St. P. ft 8. Sta. U..
do ptd
Mlaaourl Pad Bo
1.7(0 71
70 714
Mlaaourl. Kansas ft Texas. 11.400
H44
S6
64
60
16
do Dfd
aou 45
1,000 (1
tOO 4
66
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. ptd
tl
48
49 '4
New Tork Central
N. T.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Weetern
t) 10 1
I'K
13
00 tl 31
1,100 71 71
71
71
do pfd
North American ....
Paclflo Mall
100 16 66
1.1' 10 16 IS 16
Pennaylvamla
U.' 12I-- lit 120
Peoples Oaa
P.. 0., C. ft it. L. .
Preeeed Steel Car .
iuv son aa ea
67
. 1,100
. too
'm!6.
lu
! i!io6
. l,tu
. t.600
luu
M
It
tH
04
ii"
60
46
it
u
ii"
to
ai"
to
44
l
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
161
Reading
do lat pfd
do 14 pfd
su
77
Rapublla Steel
144
do Btd
Rook laland Co
to
to pfd
46
St. L. ft t. r. td pfd
St. Lou la South wasters...
12
la
do ptd
too
4c
41
67
Southern Paclflo
46.100
664
1
a6S
do pfd
U1 111 111 111
Southern Railway
I. WO 13
eoo 11
it i
69
.... 140
27 IS
M t6
47 47
111 192
.... n
.... tt
.... u
11 si
V4 ae
is 11
td 674
It 134
.... 100
II 12
22 21
.... t
.... 141
77 Y74
11 11
.... 16
.... M
II it4
123 114
do pfd
Tonneaaes Coal ft Iron...
Texas ft Paclte
T., St. U. ft W
de ptd
(Into Paolto
do pfd
raked States Bipreaa....
United Stales Realty ...
United States Rubber....
da pfd
Cuitad States Steel
de ofd
too
too
700
tt
16
41
fO II
1(4) V4
101 114
s.ro
400 14
Ve.-Oaxoltoe Cosaolldatadl..
da pfd
wabsak
de pfd
Welle-rrgo Express
Weettaghouee gleatrl .....
Westers I' Bios
W Keeling ft Lake Kris.....
tu
100
It
ts
6n 71
100 U
wuwonaui wnini
do pfd '.
Central Leather 1.100
do pM tod
to
r
Oreat Northers pfd
Northern raclne
lstonirbM Metrepolltaa
M.ne 1H ltou 1.4
KO 13 12V 11U
do pfd I V
Sroaa-akal4 1.UU0
ugered.
Taut sales tar tae Say, lli rx
3"n n4
to 4v
aba rea.
Bank Ueaxlaais.
OMAHA. Aug. 1 Bank clearings for to
day were $1,718,114.47 and for the correspoal
itig date last year $1.17$. 44 28.
Trcaeary Slatrsaent.
WASHINGTON. Aug. $ -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fun', exclusive of Ui $ljy,oov,uuo ,jia
reserve, shows: Available ca.h balancts.
tJ4.4WS.14; grid coin an. I bullion, R.'.l!l.
6; gold certificates, 8mi,&.140.
New York Moaer Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8-MONET-On call
steady, Su per cent; ruling rate; 44 per
cent; closing bid. 3 per cent; offered at
34 per cent. Time loans firmer; sixty
dsys, f4 per rent, snd ninety days, 6 per
cent; six month, SMfaS1 per cent.
FR.IMH MERCANTILE PA PE RS4,
per cent.
8TERLINO EXCHANGE Fasy, with
actual business In bankers bills at 84 8M5
for demsnd and at t4.8275 for sixty day
bills: commercial bills, 84 8J.
BILVER Bar, 64c; Mexican dollars,
f4iC.
HONDS Government, firm; railroad, dull
and easy.
The closing quotations on bonds today
were as follows:
V. 8. rf. !. re....1Vi4j Jirn 4H, trr t?vt
do eoaDon IflfiH So 4Ua A. U a
V. 8. la, rg lfHtU ft N. onl. 4i T
do coupon lotn Mnhttn e. g. 4. 7n
r. 8. now 4m, r(..? Mertrin Cmtrsl 4..1
oo coupon v' oo lpt ins jo
Amtr. Tobacco 4s..
do ta
Atrhlaon gen. 4a...
do adj. 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4a..
B flV O. 4a
. SHM. 4k St. L. 4s
.tOiH M., K. T. ts
. 40 ids I3
. ,N. R. R. of V. 0. 41 ti
. MHN. T. C. son. m... If
. N. 1. C. sn.
. tOIA Kfrthm PftrlSn la. .11
do
Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4a T do 70H
Ontral of Cls. ta 10314 N. A W. oon. 4a....
do lot Ino HI 0. S. L. rfd. 4a m
do id Inc (S Pann. . t
do Id ne 64 Reading gen. 4a H
O. 4Ha 10114 St. L i I. tt. c. ta.icust
Chicago tt Alton l4a 47 II. U t g. T. It 4a 71
C. B. tt Q. s. 4a.. MH'St. L. i'weatarn e 4a 7J
C. R. I. tt P. 4s.... t "Fearbonrd A. L. 4a. TO
do cnl. Sa iVH,Southrn Pacific 4a. lt
C.,C..C,.At.L g.4a... , do 1st 4a w tl
Colo, Int. ta, iter. A Ml Southern Railway taloH
olo. Midland 4a.... 54 Taxma Paclflr lata. 11 JS
Colo, tt Southern 4a M T., St. U ft W. as. ?44j
nibs ta loi fnlon Paclflo 4a H
D. ft R. 0). 4a 3vtV. 8. Steel Id ta.... H
riatlllara' 8eo. (la ... 10 Wahneh lata J""
Erie prior lien 4a... 94 Weetern atd. 4a 1t
' do gen. 4a i) aw, 4 i, B 4, an
Hocking Vsl. 4Ha..ltHWls. Central 4a.... IS
Japan t w, Japan 4s T7
do a, td series
illd. '-Offered.
Boston Ktorki and Bonds.
ROSTON, Aug. 8,-Call loans. 3WR4i per
cent; time loans. R'h" per cent. Official
closing prices on stocl- and bonda:
Atchlaon adj. 4a.... MS ninnham
Atchlaon 4a t7ralunet ft Heels. ...TM
Mol. an Central 4a. . 74 Oentennlal IS
Atchlaon t Corper Range H
do pfd !SaIalr Waat 1S44
Boaton ft Albany. .. .123 rranklln II
Poaton ft Maine U0 tela Royal 14
Boetnn Elerated...l34 Maea. Mining Mk
Fltchburg pfd UHiMlrhlsan It
Mealcan Central ... SI Mohawk 10V4
N. Y N. H. ft H..1R4 Montana C. ft C... t
t'nlon Paclflo 138 Old Dominion
Aroer. Pnen. Tube.... S Oaceola Ill
Amur. Sugar lltH Parrot 14
do pfd 11 Qulnry 106
Amor. Tel ft Tel... .10 shannon 14
Amer. Woolen 13 Tamarack S?
do pfd " Trinity 17'4
K.IIon Eloc. Ilium.. tot) Tnlted Copper t
Mass. Electrlo 14 I'. S. Mining 43-H
do pfd (4 V. 8. Oil 4
Maaa. Ota MH Vtah 41
Veiled Fruit 109 Vlr-toria
I'nlted Shoe Mach...l47 wtnnna 6
do pfd !AWolrerine 14s
V. 8. Steel M North Butt Tt
do pfd 7 Butto Coalition (8
Adrentur Kerada 11
AHotlea 3 Calumet ft Ariaons.,154
Amalgamated 7ia4Arlaon Com It
Atlantio 11
Bid. "Asked.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. Aug 8 Closing quotations on
stocks were aa follows:
Conaola, money... l ID-IS M., St. ft T M
do account IllS-IINew York Ontral. .. .111
'Anaconda 10 Norfolk ft Weetem... 7S
Atchlaon M do pfd 4
do pfd 4 Ontario ft Weetern.. 14
Baltimore ft Ohio.... i)4 Pennaylranla II
Canadian Pacific 173 Rand Mines I
Cheaapenke A Ohio.. 86 Reading 48
Chicago O. W H8outhera Railway ... II
C, M. ft gt. P 127 do pfd It
Pe Beers
.. ti Southern Ptolflo 111144
.. ll Union Paclflo 1SSV
.. 71 io pfd M
.. 3C a. steal S.I
.. 61 do pfd 10044
.. 31 Wabash 13
.. 7 do pfd U
..141 gpanlaa 4a MU
..1UU
D. ft R. O....
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd...
do li pfd
Grand Trunk .
Illinois Central
1 ft N...
SILVER uncertain. 31 15-1M per ounce.
01 yjn in 1 per cent.
Tlie rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 311-16 per cent; for three
months' bills. ST4fi3 16-10 per cent.
New Tork Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. .8. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Adama Con 10 Little Chief t
Alice 411 Ontario to
Ureece 10 Ophlr
nrunawlck Oon 60 Potoal
Comatock Tunnel.... S Savage
Con. Cal. ft Vs 5 Sierra Nevada .
Horn BlWar )M Small Hopes ..
Iron Sllyer .....KM Standard
LeAdTtlle Con 10
..100
.. II
.. 60
.. it
.. 60
..110
-unirea. -
Forela-n Financial.
LONDON. Aug. 8. In the market to
day money was In better supply, owing
to the distribution of the further sum of
110,000,000 in railroad dividends. Dis
counts were firm. An uneven tone pro
vailed on the Stock exchange. The de
cline In prices at New York yesterday
was the controlling- Influence and all the
markets were adversely affected. The de
pression was further accentuated by a
fresh decline In consols, which marked
another low record and was due to the
uncertain feeling; regarding the American
monetary situation. The transactions
were almost exclusively sales. Amsrl
cans were nervous and wholly dominated
by New York. After a weak opening they
advanced generally to a fraction over
laruy, put the improvement was noon
ost ana prices fell away. Union Pactfl
Southern Pacific, Missouri Paclflo nnd
Atchison, Topeka A Banta Fe were chiefly
affected. In the afternoon wide Dunn.
tlons occurred, but during the last half
nour an improvement waa manifested and
prices closed above the worst miotstl n
of the day. Canadian Pacific and Oranl
Trunk snared in the depression of Ameri
cans. Rio Tlntos and Anaconda opened
weaa, out later improved. Japanese lm
perial (is of 1904 closed at 102 U.
PARIS, Aug. 8. The tone on the Bourse
today waa calm and prices generally were
steady. Copper shares were heavy on tho
New York advices, but closed with an Im
provement as a result or dispatches from
London. Russian Imperial 4s closed at
iz.iu ana rtussian ponds or 1804 at 603.00,
BERLIN, Aug. 8. On the Bourse to
day yesterday's New York advices de
pressed values, especially Baltimore St
uiiiu auia tanaaian acino.
Bank of Fanra Statement.
PARIS. Aug. 8. The weeklv statement
of the Bank of France shows the follow
ing cnangea: wotes in circulation, de
creased. 1i8.suo.ooor; treasury deposits.
Increased. 1 7.8S0.000f : irenernl 4nnlt
decreased, S01,700,000f ; gold In haiul, ln-
tiBu, avu.uuui, auver in nana, ae-
creased. Sfio.ooor: hills discounted rl
creased. 1 60,826,000f ; advances. Increased,
1 A i af AAAJ 1
I o,vuvi.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-METATJITh
London tin market was lower again today,
with spot closing at 174 6s and futures at
178 16s. Locally the market was weak
with quotations running from $39.26139.76
copper was unchanged on spot at 83 In
Ixmdon, but futures were 1 10s lower at
79 6s. Locally the market continued weak
In tone, with quotations more or less nom
inal In the absence of business. Lake Is
uuoiea at iis.gxtrju.bn; electrolytic at $18.75
ft 19.26 and casting at $18.2fxg)18.75, or about 25
points lower on the average. Lead was
unchanged at $5.15(06.26 In the local market
nu auvanuea a oo 10 il 10s In London.
Spelter was unchanged at 23 In London,
but was weak locally at $5.756.&0. Iron was
lower In the English market with standard
foundry quoted at 66s 4d and Cleveland
warranta at 67s 4H1- Locally the market
was unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern
'.'2.Th(s'23 M; .-. 2 foundry northern at $22 00
(T.&TO; 1." 'jU.e-n grades nominal.
ST. LOL'1.1. Aug. 8.-LEAD-DuIl; $6.00.
Spelter, wean.. $5.70 asked.'
Oils ana Ttoaln. ' '
NEW YORK. Aug. i.-OILS-Cottonseed,
easy; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 65i(5oHc. Petroleum, firm; refined New
York, $8.46; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$8.4"; Philadelphia and Baltimore In bulk.
$4 75. Turpentine. Arm; 6c asked.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Aug. $ -TURPENTINE
Firm at 66c; sales, 84 bbls.; receipts
8t3 bhls.; shipments, 2.042 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales. 2,972 bbls ; receipts
3.464 bbls.; shipments, 8,063 bhls.; stock
68.91 bbls. Quote: A, B, C, $3 Sofi-J 90- '
$4.rT4.10; E. $4 2-'ti4 35; F, $4 50(C.60; O. $4 80
4 66; H. $4 6&y4.76; 1; $4.7uro4.85; K. fear.
tt.S5; M. $5.60; N. $5.85;6fi.9o; W. U., $6.0a
6.10; W. W... $6.10(a4i.l5.
OIL CITY. Aug. 8 OIL-Credlt balances
11.78; russ, Zll.ZS bbls.; average, 160.770
uuis.; suipiiieuis, u,dbi tois.; average. 170 -260
bbls.
Dalntk Grata Market.
Dl'LUTH Aug. 8. WH EAT No. 1 hard,
on track, WHc; No. 2 northern, on track.
97Sc; No. 2 northern. Ktc; September,
97Hc; December, 97c; May. tl.CrlV
OATS To arrive. 42c; on track, 42c
Philadelphia Proalae Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8-EGOS-Flrm;
western choice, 20c.
CHEF:8E-Wulet; Nw York full creams,
L'il-Ui
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Scarce A?aiv loday, with Ho
Great Change.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Very Moderate R at Balk tkees)
asd Umba, waltk Prleea Gener
ally Steady to Ten feats
lllaker aa Wetkera.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. .
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheer.
Official Monday . 4.! .!
Official Tuesday .7in1 ,
Official Wednesday 1.711 S.l9 J."
Estimated Thursday.... 1.400 s,4t0 JMWj
Four days this week....ll.W 7.TI7
Same days last week. .. .14.678 .W .1
Same days 2 week a0..18 7 S6.121 ll i
Same days 1 weeks ago. .12. 4"4 43.n 16
Same days 4 weeks ago..I.228 tSoVi 14.S5S
Same days last year....l5.SM a.4 46.749
The following table shows the recelpta of
cattle, him and sheen at South Omaha TOT
the year to date, compared with last
V": .... .... ...
1907. ivm. me m
Cattle 647,871 W4.&0J 83.S70
Hogs 1.81a.779 1.708.6H2 .
Sheep i,002 W.5u
The fnnA) i,hu ah.iws the average
price of hogs at" 8uuth Omaha for he last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1907. 190.1905.;iO4.lO.119-l1901
July 27...
July 28...
July 29...
July 80...
July 31...
Aug. 1....
t 441
I68j
11
4 N
4 W
i 06
6 08
I VI
4 W
a
4 69
03
t 04
IS 40
or
IV
t GO
6 11
C 061 8 t
e
I 68
s e;i
1 73
( 62
s e
6 08
e
6 01V
6 81
6 16
6 91H
2 !
4 m
Aug. 3....
11
4 98
4 M
Aug. 2....
Aug. 4....
a
221
6 W
Aug. ft....
6 924
I 76
OS
Aug. 8...
6 841 20
6 77 6 t
6 73Vs e 11
a
6 07
a
01
S 04I
Ausr. 7....
6 79
AUg. 8.
6 14, 6 111
6
in
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
- ri-wm no If fifitiO 05
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
, LeCKU.M .60y.l6
, 2.2f4p5.8S 6.863.$6
Sioux City .
Tha official number ef cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Shoe p. II ges-
C M. A St. P 2 .. ..
Wabash 2 1
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Paclno 18 25
C. & N. W. (east)... 1 7 ..
C. N. W. (west)..l 20 4
C, St. P., M. 4 O.. 2 . 1 I 1
C, B. & Q. (east)... . 1 ..
U.. B. ft U. (west).. it u ...
C, R. 1. & P. (east). . 6
C H. I. 4k P. (west) , a .. ..
Illinois Central 1 1 .. ..
ChU Gt. Western 8 .. 1
Total receipts
...67 80
12
The dlsnnsltlon of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 236
Swift and Company 93
Cudahy Packing Co 4r5
Armour & Co 281
482
. 916
1,176
1.84s
66S
1,41
Lobman A Co M
Hyi A Bon 40 .....
F. P. Lewis
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 27
L. F. Husa 84
Bam Werthelmer 26 .....
Bol Degan 14
J. B. Root A Co VI .....
B. A B w
Sullivan Bros 1 1
Other buyers 67 ei
Totals 1.M0 '.
CiTTi.p ncinta this mornlnc were
very light, there not being enough cattle
all told to make a showing In the yards
and not enough of any one kind to make
a thorough teat of the market.
The few fat cattle there were sold about
the same as yesterday. Salesmen seemed
to feel that with such a light run they
ought to receive a little higher prices and
were generally pricing tneir sxock inii
way, but buyers were rather backward
about putting on anything, so that the
general market was slow at about steady
prices. There were no strictly choice cattle
such as have been bringing tf.OO and better,
hut there were some good enough to bring
6.90.
Cows ana neners generally commanueu
tenrlv to etrnne- nrlces. there being a good
demand for the few loads In sight.
The demand for Blockers ana xeeaers was
a 1 an rrtA onrl the market on that kind of
cattle was strong, everything offered meet
ing with oulte ready sale at very satis
factory prices.
Representative sales:
BEEF 8TF.ERS.
No.
Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
8
4
3
24
10
18 ,
843 4 75 48 1036 6 80
...ior 6 00
... 9 6 26
... 906 6 86
... 972 6 75
....1033 6 80
SS 1182 3 10
27 1196 6 86
16 1466 30
36 1497 6 90
COWS.
8....
7....
4....
2....
2....
2...,
1....
1....
1....
No.
t
9...
6....
1....
I....
15....
970 2 60 8...
... 8 92 2 70 18...
907 3 00 2...
8S0 8 20 2...
960 3 60
Ml 8 96
1076 4 26
1076 4 25
1000 4 40
840 3 20 1
960 3 25
HEIFERS.
40 8 00 8
BULLS.
1100 8 15 1
12SU 8 25 1
CALVES.
At. Pr. Ms.
..1000 4 88
..LTD 8 25
,.im 4 66
A. Pr.
160 I 60
815 4 26
ISO 6 26
2 175 8 75
1 160 6 00
110 6 50
6TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
656 8 75 1 820 4 00
844 8 80 23 97 4 60
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
Ml I M
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
7 feeders.
14 cows....
15 cows....
8 cows....
2 feeders
T heifers,
656 3 90 4 calves... 892 4 60
7b9 3 70 4 cows 1082 8 90
936 3 80
3 10
. 885 2 00
11 COWS soO 8 80
2 cows 10i 2 5C
25 calves... 286 4 28
8 heifers.. 420 1 45
11 steers... 941 4 76
620 3 10
11 feeders.. 1231 2 60
T feeders.. 694 4 30
22 steers.... 1081 4 70
6 cows 928 2 78
1 bull 980 8 10
4 cows... .1030 $ 00
20 cows.... 871 3 45
1 bull 1620 3 CO
22 feeders.. 708 3 85
22 feeders.. 708 3 25
13 feeders. . 892 4 25
4 heifers.. 606 2 TO
2 cows.... 1100 3 (0
16 feeders.. 911 4 40
14 heifers
12 cows...
6 feeders
715 8 25
. 906 2 60
838 3 50
2 feeders.. 815 3 75
1 feeders.. 615 3 40
25 steers... 1232 6 70
19 heifers.. 726 3 W
2 cows 896 3 00
16 cows 984 3 60
20 feeders.. 40V 8 75
24 heifers.. 402 3 00
8 cows 857 8 90
22 steers.... 971 4 00
6 cows.... 1008 $ 60
4 feeders.. 633 3 90
8 cows.... 9) 8 05
1 bull 1160 4 00
Wyoming.
108 cows... 806 4 00 I cows. ...1030 8 00
C. J. Anderson Nebraska.
80 cows.... 924 4 06
HOOS Light hogs generally sold 6c lower
this morning with heavy hogs t'a 10c lower.
The market opened very slow, buyers be
ing backward about making any conces
sion and It was about the middle of the
forenoon before any business of any con
seuuence had been trasactpd. When buy
ers and sellers finally got together on the
basts of the decline noted above, the offer
ings changed hands In a short time. The
hugs sold largely at 15.66Q6.80, with A top
at $0.06.
Yesterday the hogs sold largely at 8S.T031
6 86. with a top at $6.05.
Today's decline carries the market to a
point that is 20250 lower than at the close
ot last week.
HOOS.
No.
61...
46...,
62...,
44...
S4...
60...
Av. Bit. Pr. No.
Av. Sh. Pr-
..2S0 120 6 TO
..274 40 6 T24
1 .344 40 5 72V,
..819 180 5 66 56..
,.2S1
6 66
4R.,
,.215
..327
..280
. .3i0
80 6 so
40 8 40
... 6 65
... 6 66
30 6 66
40 6 65
63.
63 244 120 t Tihi
46 237 ... 8 71
75 260 80 6 76
67 256 160 6 76
54.
.2M
63 23
67 2M 40 $ 76
M 8I6
12$
73 m
80 6 75
62 ,1 120 6 67U
M 2S
67 274
,.. 6 77H
,.. 6 77
.. 4 77
5f. 273 240 6 67U
63....
64....
61....
60.. ..
Co....
48....
.20
$ 674 40 242
.2 200 6 tTTH
.2 160 6 67H
69.
46.
.SOU 140 9 SO
.245 ... 6 80
.248 ... $80
.231 40 6 80
80 $ 80
238 140 $ 82U
.M 40 6 86
.2S2 200 6 S
286 80 $ 36
.220 ... 185
.222 280 6 90
2o2 ... 3 96
.190 ... 4 00
V.t ... 4 06
.779 40 5 67H
46 ...
66....
68,...
71....
76...
It....
40 6 C7U.
... 5 6T4
... 8 67V,
... $70
... 8 TO
3u0
8
49..
65 277
49 301
43 2P7
6 TO
67 MS 200 6 70
71 28 40 6 70
61 278 b It)
58 SK4 120 6 70
61 299 120 I 70
68 284 ... I TO
68..
86.
87...
67...
SHEEP Receipts this morning were very
moderate and there was not enough to ex
cite very much interest. Tha r.ierket was
generally steady, but the trade 011 killers
was I41 particularly tUe. U004 western
in
T 6S .
7 66 ft 47
t 47 M
Hi Hi
t 41 J J7
7 87
6 78
7 89
T82 (tt
T T
Tit! ia
Ismhe sxld up to 87 l ami there were fed
yrsrllng-s good enough to bring IS 2ft.
There was a very good demand for
strictly desirable fat sheep and as high
s . so was paid for a string of good old
wethers. This price was the highest paid
for wethers In some little time and the
market could be quoted at least 10c higher
on that kind
There were not enough feeders to cut
any figure in the trad, but there was a
good demand as has been the rase all the
week and without dotiht anything desir
able would have met with ready sale at
fully stesdy prlres.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lambs. $7.0)u7.b0: fair to good lambs, .6f
1.00; rull Ismbs, S .Of Oil ; good o choice
yearling wethers, 6.r5f.ifi.l6; fair to good
wethers, $6.2ni'd.0; fair to good wethers,
tA.0Cej6.86; good to choice ewes, (4 864f6.30;
fair to rood ewes, I4.60474.8T; culls and
bucks, 1604i4.00.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, tft.00ilft.80;
yearlings. tr26$e.76i wethers, I4 8f.tj6.10;
ewea, 13.7604.26.
No. Av.
I Wyoming cults 8S
40S Wyoming wethers 1"0
If Wyoming yearling), feeders.. S
! Idaho yearlings 87
ted Idaho yearlings
1M Idaho ewea lot
Tr.
4 00
6 W
6 60
6 1$
18
29
1 00
4 26
I 00
7 0
600
I
7 60
8 On
t
4 60
6 00
6 26
26
i 76
e 00
T 60
7 60
7 60
6 IS
T 60
6 60
6 00
6 80
I 60
6 76
I 60
46 Idaho yearlings, culls 83
17 Idaho ewes, culls 9t
SM feeder ewes 101
61 cull ewee 98
18 full ewes 90
19 lambs 60
16 yearlings 77
4 wethers 100
4M Idaho lambs 67
li Idaho ewea, culls 86
118 Idaho wethers 89
T4 Idaho ewee 86
11 South Dakota buck Ismbs..., 60
81 South Dakota buck lamb.... 66
8 South Dakota ewes 127
83 western yearlings.... , 95
I western lambs 66
If! Idaho lambs 66
90 Idaho lambs 64
17 Idaho lambs 67
84 Idaho ewea 114
242 Idaho lambs 65
I Idaho wethers lot
6 Idaho lambs, cults 70
70 Idaho lambs, feeders 66
20 Idaho wethers I06
20 Idaho vearllnars 82
(93 Wyoming wethers 107
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weakr Ilogrs Steady Sheep
and Lam be Weak.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. CATTLE Receipts.
3,600 head; market weak; common to prime
steers. 84.60(6 7.60; cows, It.Orxge.OO; heifers,
I3.00ti6.o0; bulls, ta.OOr&t.oO; calves, 33.007.2G;
Blockers ana feeders, 11504X6.00. .
HOOS Receipts, 17.000 head; market
higher; light hogs steady, others 6jil0a
lower; good to prime heavy. $o.90tf4).0fi; me
dium to good heavy, $5.8rMS.tO; butcher
weights, 8t.904T6.10: good to crime mixed.
36lotf.86; light mixed, 14.00S.10; packing,
to 4045S. To; pigs, 36.604?&; selected, It.fcKtf
6.26; bulk ot sales, .of.00.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 8.009
head; market strong: sheep, ts.806.20; year
lings, 6.BUg.G0 iambs, S0.6OQ7.7d.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Ang. 8. CATTL1D Re
ceipt, 1,000 head. Including 3.000 head Of
southerns; market steady to strong; choice
export And dressed beef steers, 8H.267.t0:
fair to good, 3t.OOflt.25; western steers, 34.26
16.IO; stockers and feeders, 38.2506.26;
southern steers, 33.00rjf4.60: southern cows,
ti.Otv34.DO; native cows, J2.0o-a4.lV; native
heifers, $3.2064.00; bulls, 32.TOifl3.tO; calves,
14.7Mitl.7R.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market
opened 6c lower, closed strong; top, IS.loj
1 11. -. ....a . . r a. v. - .. . "Or .. 1 ue.
UUIH Ul lairil, O.OW44X.w, il-vy, w-o4l
packers, S.8O4.05; plga and lights, .)
454 W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.600
head; market strong; lambs, 3a.60rG7.70t
ewes and vearllnars. 2o.OO0o.8O: western
yearlings, lo.T636.25; western sheet), 4.75d
d.hu; stockers ana teeaers, iJ.004jo.1u
St. Lonta Llvn Stock Market
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8. CATTLE Receipts,
6,500 head. Including 8,000 Texana; mar
ket strong; native shipping and export
steers. 86.4007.40: dressed beef nnd
butcher steers, t5.006.1O; steers under
l.ooo pounds, 84.00 v 1.00; atockers ana
feeders, $2.7(04.(0; cows and heifers,
1S.O0iS6.J6; cannerm, $1.1002.15; bulls,
t2.60fl4.80l calves. 84.00 0 11.00; Texae
and Indian steers, $3.00 1.00; cows and
heifers. $1.604.00.
HOOS Receipts, 4.800 need: market 80
lower: pigs ana ngnts. n.tvvi.ia; pack
ers, $6. 60 4.1$; butcher and beat heavy
3576 (S6.lf. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head; market strong; native muttons,
$1 2604.74; lambs, $4.00cJ7.86; culls and
buck, $1.0001. it; stockers, ti.60C8.uo.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. S.-BBEVFJS Re.
eelpts, 1,600 head; nothing doing; market
steadv for beef rradea: weak for others.
Exports today, 4,236 quarters of beef, all to
Liverpool.
CALVES Dutl and easy; veals, K.Wt
8.75; culls, $4.00; buttermilks, nominal;
dressed calves, slow.
HOOS Receipts. 670 head; market feeling
steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. D.WJ0
head; sheep In fair demand; Arm for ret;
slow ror medium ana common ewes; ismos
strong; sheep, $3.50r6.60; prime mixed, $5. 7s;
Y. -a OK OA. iM 40 EAlfM HO- l.ml.l
11 1 1 1 1 ncui.is. fw.c". . 1 iv. .imvv.wi ..i "j
Wi.iyas.x; choice, ts.oo.
St. Joeepn Live Stock Market.
BT. JOBIEFM, MO., Aug. J.-MJAni'K-
Recelnts. 1.918 head: market steady: no
lives, 14.00iEr7.uv; cows ana neirers. iz -iu
CM.zd: stocxers ana Teeaers. ii.iw-i i .
HOOS Rcett ts. 6.101 had: maret Sc
lower; top, $6.06; bulk or sales, 16.76W
5.90.
RHKRP AVn T.4MRS Recelnts. T88
head; market steady; lambs, $6. 00-97.60;
yearlings, $6.60 6.40.
Slonx City I.tve Stock Market.
trtOTTX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 8. (Special Tele-
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 400 head; mar
ket steaOT ; neeves. sn.evae.8a; cows and
heifers. 13.7Tjff.25: stockers and feeders
$3604.60; calves and yearlings, $3.0024.00;
stock neirers, x2.zbtm3.it.
HOOS Receipts. 2.ISnfl head; market
strong, selling at $6.65416.90; bulk of sales,
Stock In Sight
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterosy:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen.
Booth Omaha 1.400 6.400 ,o 0
Siou City 400
Kansas City ,or0
IKOO
TftTt
6,102
4 '00
1T.00
$0
78.
4 Ofr)
ft. Joseph l.tns
St. Louis $6fl0
Chicago ,
... t.too
...2L718
3.0
Totals
42,502 22,391
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8 CDTTON'-PriOt
closed quiet, 10 points advance: middling
unlands, 13.30c; middling giUT, 13.5Cc; sales,
200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1-anTON-
Bpot closed firm; sales, too bales; low onll
nirv. se. nominal: ordinary. 9c. nominal
good ordinary, l0 6-16c; low middling, 11 -lt
middling, isc: goea minaiing, in '40, nomi
nal: middling fair, 14T4C, nominal; rair,
l&Hc. nominal. Receipts." 49 bales; stock
45 461 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 8. COTTON- Prnct
moderate business done: prices 6 point
higher; American middling fair, 8 43d; good
middling. 7.8d: mmming. it.ii: low mid
dllng, 5d; good ordinary, 4.2?d: ordinary,
6 41d. The sales of the day were 8.000 bales,
of which 600 were for sneeulatlftn and x
nort and Included T.Ton American. "Re,
celnts. 16.000 bales. Including 700 American
ST. LOUTS. MO., Aug. 6.-COTTON-
Steady; middling. 18r: sales none; re
ceipts. Tl Dales; snipmenis, iu paiee; stock
6.715 bales.
Brasorated Apples ss4 Dried! Prnlta,
NEW YORK. Aug. 4. EVA PORATET)
APPLES No change Is reported In the
market and prices are more or less nominal
In the absence of Important business
Fancy are quoted at le; choice, lijc
poof to fair. viiv,c.
DRIED FRI'ITB Prunes are In lobbln
demand, with auntatlons ranging from 444c
to 12c for California fruit and from 3,c
to te for oregons up to sos ana 40s. ad
rtcots are quiet sad unchanged, with
choice nuoted at 2lc: extra choice. 2?c
fancy. 2tCT2.V. Peaches are quiet, with
choice quoted at 12c: extra choice. l?Wr
ISc: fancy. 18W18"ac: extra rancy. I4en44c.
Raisins are said to be silently lower on
the cosst. but the spot situation Is nr"
and the best grades ef seeded are heM
hlrher. Too so muscatel are quoted St 84
010c; seeded, ibhq.
Ceffee Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 8. CorFEE Mar
ket for coffee ruturea opened stead a
uiwhana-ed t) rices to an advance of
points on better French cables, hut quickly
eased off under a renewal of Wall street
liquidation In tne absence or Imnorttn
bull suDDort. and during the middle o
the day ruled about -lt 10 points lower
Later there was a partial recover? on
covering and the close waa quiet, net tin
changed to 6 points lower. Sales were
reported of 33.T10 bags. Including Sep.
ember at 8 041 1 T5e: December. 5 68 9
K Tie: March, s 76 r: Mar. 6 sot.8f
July, t.lOa Spot coffes quletj No. I ltlo,
6 He; No. 4 Pantos. 7S. rulkl coffee dull;
Cordova, ItYllnC
OMAHA wllOI.ra.At. ID MARKET.
Condltlnn of Trade Qnetattons on
Staple ana Fancy Prodace.
EOOS- T er dm.. 16c.
BI TTER Packing stock. UV: choice to
fancy dslrv, 21c; creamery, 2Sc.
LIVE lOlI.TRY-riprlng chickens, 14c;
hens. l.Vi roosters, 4c; turkeys. 12c; ducks,
tvuKc; geese, 6c
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. $100; medium,
$.X; No. 1 bottom. itflO: off grades from
to 60 to $6.60; rye straw, $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa,
811.13.
FRVITS AND VE1-ONS.
APPLES Early June and Astraehan, 7to
per half bushel basket.
BLACK RKRRI KS-Case, 24 quarts. $2 50.
CALIFORNIA I'KACH R Per box, $150.
CALIFORNIA PLl'MS-Pcr ".rate, tl on.
BLl'KHKRRI Per l-qiian case. $2 30.
TEXAS WATKUMEIONR Each. 2640c;
crated for shipment, IVyc peT lb.
CAIN itUHi'B- rexns, stanoara rmu',
00; Arlsona standard. $6.00; Arkansas
standard, $4 00.
PEARS California. $3 15 a box.
TROPICAL FRUlTfe).
LEMONS IJmonlera. SOtf site. $8 00; 860
Ise, $M.f6; other brands. 6O0 less.
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed Duncn,
(lOdll.X: Junihos. 12 OOwi.t Ml
ORANOES-Valenclas. 80. 96 and 112 sixes.
l4.Mru-l.76; 120. lbO, 176, 200 and 216 sixes, $5.25
50. . ....
DATES Ksdaway. tc; Bayers, eo; mi
lowls, 6c; now stuffed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box. $1.00.
VKOMTABI.KS.
NAVY T1F.ANH Par bu.. No. L $2,000
10: No. 1, $1 .9t2 0i; Lima, 6Hc per lb.
l"OTATOKS -Per bu., new, 75c.
NEW PEPPERS Per market basket.
Too.
ASPARAOl'S 7Xo per doi. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, 600 per
market basket.
BERTS. Tt'RNira and CA RROTB-rw
market basket, ST440c.
RADISH 1iS Per doa, ouncnea, noma
rown, 20o.
TOMATOES Home grown, market basket
crate, $1.
CUCUMBERS-Per dos.. tOQWO.
LETTVCB Per dos., 25c.
CELERY Kalamazoo. StKfJ'Jfk).
ONIONS Yellow, 840 rer lb.; red, 8a
MIHCKLLANKOUD.
COFITEERoastea. No. 36. 28o per lb. I
No. 20, 14 Ho per lb.; No. 2S, 19o per lb.; No.
124C per id.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prnnes
Are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
rom second hands, who seem aesirous c r
moving supplies of Immediate grades quo
tations range from 6c to 80 for Caltfernlsi
fruit and from 6 Ho, to 8a for Oregon.
Peaches are slightly easier, with fancy yel
lows quoted at 18V41. Raising are Arm;
three-crown loose Muscatels are quoted ai
1; four-crown, 10c; aeeited raisins, teiQllo.
FISH Halibut. 11c: trout. 13c: pickerel.
10c: Dike. 14c: nlke. fresh frosen. 12o: white-
fish, la16c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads, skinned,
and dressed. 13c; catfish, dressed, 17c; white
perrh, 7c; white baas, lac; ciauk oaes, ac;
unflsh, 6fflo; crapples, 6ili9c; large crap-
les, 16c; nerrmg, iresn irosen. ec; wnne
sh. frosen. lsT5e: pickerel, fresh frosen.
9c: Spanish mackerel, 16c; native mackerel,
18tjaoc per nan; coanan, rrnsn rrosen, uc;
red snapper, 12c; flounders, fresh frosen,
13c; haddock, fresh frosen, 12c; smelts, 18c;
shad roe, 48c per lb.; frog legs, 860 per
do.; Itreen sea turtle meat, 36o per lb.
CANNBU uuuuu-torn, wnaarn. sen.
ern. 6ac. Tomatoes, tancy s-pouna cans,
$1.48; standard, 8-pound cans, $1.25. pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $2.20t2.30; sliced.
$t.75(f1.35. Oallon apples, $3.25. California
apricots. $2.00. Pears, $1 TotTl.oO. Peaches,
$1.7fVfj3.40; L. C. peaches, 32.fOHl.50. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat. 33.101
fancy sockeye, rat, i.v. earaines. quarter
Oil, $3.26; three-quarters mustard, $8.10.
Sweet potatoes, tl.2frffl.85. Bauer kraut too.
Pumpkins, socwu.w. iiima Deans, s-io.,
75cirtl.26. Soaked peas, 3-lb., 60c; fancy,
$1.2Mt?1.46.
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen salted.
No. 1, BVrC; No. X TV4c; bull hides, so; green,
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. 2, 6c: horse, $1.60S
50: sheeD Deits. socHTl.zri. Tallow. No. 1.
4Hc; No. t. 8Hc. Wool. tyffOc.
salmon, 16c; eels. 18c; whlteflsh, frosen, 18
BEEF CUTS.
mt-. U. It., VT.. e 111.' Mm S Ia
xviua. fiuw a, ovj e, . 1 v,
Loin; No. 1. 18feci No. 1 14Uo; No. 3. 12Ha
Chuck: No. 1, 4c No, 1 50) No. 3. 40.
Bound; NO. 1. so; ino, i, syo; ino. s, 140.
Plate: No. 1, 80; No. I. l4c; No. 8. hie
Snsrar nnd Holnaaea.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-SVOAR Raw,
quiet; fair refining, 8.4801 centrif
ugal, 80 teat, x.Kto; moiaaees sugar, s.uvt
(gS.lSHc; refined quiet; No. 6, 4.60o: No. 77
ooc; no, 8, 4.WC; XHO. , a-aoc; no. iu, d.snoi
No. 11. 4.8O0: No. 13. 4.2Do: No. 13. 4.20o:
No. 14. 4. 16o; confectioners' A, 4 (0o; mould
A, 6 36c; out loaf, 6.76c; crushed, 6.70c: pow
dtred, 6.100; granulated, 6c; cubes, 6.260.
MOLASSES-Steadv. New Orleans, open
kettle, centrifugal, lCffV' centrifugal yel
low, irtnfc; eeoonos, zninic.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 8,-SUOAR
steady; open kettle centrifugal, S'-wifOHo;
centrifugal yellow, rtjtc; seconds, 24447
0.
HOLA8SES Quiet; nominal; syrup, SOO
84o.
MILLER R0BBER IS IN JAIL
Frank Myera Confesaea to Oagglngl
Woman : and Looting
Store.
Frank Myers of - Indianapolis, Indiana,
was arrested Wednesday as a suspect In
the robbery of Martha Miller the woman.
who runs a little store at 1518 Webster
street and who was tied and gagged by
two daylight robbers. When Martha Miller
first told her story to the police she waa
not believed as the daylight hold up
seemed a little too lurid to be true. De
tectives Mitchell and Sullivan were put on
the case, however, and landed one of the
men. Chief savage extractea a ooniesaton
from htm and the other man will probably
be caught soon. Myers was sentenced to
fifteen year for burglary In Indianapolis
and Is now out on parole after having
served Ave years. The Miller store was
robbed of $29 In money, a revolver and
four watohes. Three of the watohea wera
recovered. In their haste the robbers over
looked a cigar bos beside tha safe con
taining 878. ''
JORDAN WANTS BEER OR PAY
Files Complaint. Against " Owner f
Steamboat Omaha Charging!
Ornnd Larceny.
A criminal complaint, charging grand lar
ceny, has been filed In county court against
William M. Lemont of the steamboat
Omaha, which left IU moorings at the foot
of Douglas street late one night and
steamed away, It is allnged, without set
tling with some of the concessionaires. Tha
complainant Is William O. Jordan, who had
the concession for selling beer on tha boat,
Jordan says when tha boat left It took
with it about $60 in money belonging to
him and a part of his stock of beer and
cigars.
Before leaving the crew rolled several
kegs of beer on the bank of U4) river and
left a note with: It, saying the rest would
be sent back by freight, Mr. Jordan has
waited patiently for the beer, but it haa
not come. Lamont and his boat are said
to be catering' to excursionists between
Atchison and St. Joe.
BANNER STATE FAIR CROWD
Laraeet Attendance la Anticipated by
Managers and Railroads
Trim Their sails.
Managers of the state fair at Lincoln are
looking for a larger attendance this year
than last, which was the record year, and
this In spite of the slight raise in rates,
which will compel all visitors to pay
straight 2 cents a mils In each direction.
The Burlington has arranged for a largo
number of special trains to carry the peo
ple .which are expected to flock to tha
Capital City while the fair Is In progress.
Special trains will be run from Superior
via Chester, Geneva and Fairmont, from
Falls City via Nebraska City, from Lyons,
Oakland and Fremont, Superior, Wymote
and Pawnee, Plattsmouth, Holdrege and
Hastings, from Aurora, Mtnden, Kearney,
Ravenna and Ulysses, making the con
venient arrangement of special trains aver
prepared by the Burlington.
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