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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 10&
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Values Ccntinne to Work to Higher
Leli on Local Board.
OUTSIDE TEAS ESQ VEET LIGHT
r.tpott Trait Haa Casac ta a !
allll Agafa n Loral Dratil
I aftlrleat ta Absorb
Rerelat.
OMAHA, Aui 2. 790A,
Grn.n villi continued to work to higher
level. Outaid trading la vary light, but
(wing t' trm unwillingness shown by every
6 to ell short, it take very UtUa buying,
hll offerings a a too light to push prices
upward.
Export Uada haa -coma to a standstill
"tain, and th local demand haa bean suf
f i lent to absorb tne daily racelpta.
Wheat opened steady to strong, with
nothing on aala aa a feature.
Light buying advanced prices early, owing
4o tha lack of desire of abort aelltrig.
Receipt continue light and are readily
lanen jor the daily supply. September
wheat opened at 9&So and eloaed at V-
Corn iwild lower on heavy receipts and a
low and very Indifferent demand front
buyers. .
Many Samples were carried over on the
mh market and consigners were disap
pointed generally oo price bid them.
September corn opened at .34 and
doted at 73c'.' . .
Primary wheat receipts were 795.0W1 btish
ela end ahlpmenta were W1.X) bushels,
against receipt I a at year of Tn.flCO buahela
and ahlpmenta of 4.0t biiahela.
Corn -receipt were gns.ono buahe a an
hlpmentt were 290( buahela, against re
ceipt last vear of 437 0U buahela and ahlp
menta of 4&.0U0 buahela.
Clearance were 60 buahela or corn, none
of eats, and wheat and flour equal to
S.V.0Ui bushsis. . . .
Livarpeol closed ftd higher on wheat and
VI high- on corn.
Local range of option:
Articls. Open, r!ta;h.4 lw. I Close Tea' jr.
Wheat
Sept..
' Dec :
Corn
Sept..
Iiec.
Jats
Sept.,
Deo...
I
4"
' i4
y
ffltl.
14
. 934
. 904
734
SlVal
73
SI 44
T3
61 Vi
I
474
4941
tt
el
.t
4C4
441 ' -;-1
44
4S4
- paaaka Cah Prieea.
WHEAT No, : harS. Ktnr: No. t hard,
VAfiVPttc; No. 4 haro. AtVfjWHc: No.-
rrlng. SH69ec:"no grade, 34c.
CORN-Not 2, 7L-c; No. 3, TIS:; No. 4.
704ti71'tr: No. 3 yellow, 7fj'7JVkC; No. 3
white.-'iSflTSie: . .
OATS Nn. .mled, 4SHW47c: No. i white,
47itl47S; No. 4 white. 464V"".
RVB-No. 2, T4K7c; No. i. 7g7o.
Carlet Ree!ate.
u . ..., Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chico -v-Mf V
Mlnixtptiii n i7
Uimki tri'n ,,....,... -1
Dulutft ,.y.p 'TJ "
2X
lb
'id
lHlCAG..CiRAl AD PHOVIION
Keatarea of the Tradlaa; aa Claalajar
Frl;a oa Soard af Trade.
CHICAGOvAug. M-Further delaya to
harv;-a eratlor.a In the Canadian north
wtat due to wet weather, waa the chief
vauae of mrapg toned local wheat market
coilay. CiX-n. . oata . and provlaiona were
firm aa a. result of the strength of wheat.
Report Of, additional rain In the western
provinces of. Canada, rreeted traders in the
wheat pit and brought out a fairly active
demand eH the opening, which resulted In
initial advanc of HUc to Wc. The
aeathWr jmp.for Muineaota and the Da
kolas aa additional stimulus to bullish
sentiment, the official forecast being for
t ain today ' In Uioae three Important spring
wheat slates. As trading progressed re
ports began tv cirsulate in the pit which
told of a revival in export bualnesa both
for wheat and flour. . 8a lea of cash wheat
here - was report a at IfiO.OOO bushels, the
bulk' of which was for esporr, and Kansas
City "reported ao eo.ual amount, most of
which waa fur shipment abroad. The
total sales. Including fourteen boatloads or
Durum at New Yerfc for Mediterranean
porl. wetv ealinisted at 412, bushels.
Miaiioli!ila' i-lBi!nti.ejKi'teTs - were
liber'sT putrmes"or "fTTiu r.T" hese advicea
aused its market to rul firm all day.
The -close waa firm at a trifle below the
h.ah point and at net gains oi ,if-rrf v
Sc. tompared with the previous close.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to bush-Is. Primary receipts were
".SoOm - bushels, compared with i.i.tsw
bushels the corresponding day a year ago.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reportfd
receipts of 4.1 cars, against 1 care last
week and 29 cars a year ago.
An advance of he In cash corn, smaller
acceptances from the country, and the
stienatii of wheat were the chief reasons
for a firm market for corn, following an
easv opening. The close was stesdy with
prices unchanged to SV higher, com
pared with the prevlpus close. Lrfwal r
ceipla were -i cars, with o of contract
frade. . . .
oat were strong on buying by cash
hou.es which waa based mainly yn con
tinued light acceptances from tha coun
try. At Hie sample tables caah oata were
'iu higher. The market closed strong,
rinal quotations showed a net gain of V
,c for the day. Local receipts were 15
tars.
Additional sales of lard to exportera was
chiefly responsible for a strong tone In
provitlons. The close was firm at net
gains of 2'.t10c. '
Estimated rweipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
cars; corn, :4 cars; oats. 216 cars; hogs,
13.0ft head. . ,
,he leading futures ranged aa follows:
Artcles. Open. Htjri.i Low. ) Close-I Yes y.
Wheal 1 I
3epl. i93.fiV
Dec. :4'i
May
Corn 1 I
-Sept. y ' 77 .1
4'il
9o,
I
S3 94'sfc1 93'S
77 I 77UI 77
Df C.
rl W I
Mav
Dei-.
May
P"ik
spu Kil. .
. Jati. ,
Oct.
Jan.
R.bs
aWl. tiisas!
'l9 a!
I1 M,
49V
4'.".
49 I
49 I
49Wi
41-H!
fcl'l
I 14 40 , 14 47'', 1 35 14 4JiJ H 35
I 14 a I 14 674 14 45 14 5S I 14 4j
IS 14 S.V. 15 75
15 8714' 15 7'
1
274' 30 .
I 5"
i a 4
4J's 9 37H; 40 I f 37
' jv.i 1
iflf 2i' I fITHfrS-W
t 25
20
I 8 724
f 77Vt t 75
f 75
8 75
t 7
8 60
t :-o
s ai
8 ki1?!
8 -., t S7U 8 6.'U 4i8 i5
Jan.
j S 22.j la I 6 23H'
( a.M quotations were aa follow . -KLOl'H-Steady;
winter iiatents, t4 19
4 ; straights. t4.tOt4io: spring palenia.
U 6".i.iv: atraiglas. t4.wro5.iu; bakers, ti0
44 '
W HEAT-No, 3 spring. Sucfjtl.oS; No. I
led. S'itiSSc.
1 OKX-Nu. .', 7379c; No. 2 yellow, 79
fcSOc. '
tiATS-No. : white. W.852c; No. t white,
K K-No. i. ;?v
HARLXY-C'OOd feeding. WHj)3c; fair 10
vli..i.e malting, ivtiv','.
SEEDS Flax, N'. I north western, 1120;
linixi hy. prime f! 7a
PKV1S10NS Short titjB. aides (looae,
lA w-ns Mts pork, per bbl.. I4 414 60.
Lard, per 1 lbs , t9 S2' tiii-rt clear sides
thoxedi ti.Uo-2.
Receipts and ahlpmenta or flour and grain
were as follows:
Receipts. Blilpinents.
riour. bbls. ... "7 k.i
Wheat, bu 17 l.7i)
Corn, bu 447. 2
oata. bu. 412 i' 2m
Rve. bu I'"'"' l.Oo
Barlev. bu 67.1'x ln0
On the i'roduce excl ange today the but
ter market waa aieady; creameries, last
2"J4c; dailies. l7?Kc. ICggs. steady at mark.
ra.es included. 14jl7c; firsts. I6',c; prime
titsta, -De. Chetae. steady; UVtin'wC.
I. I.eala Geaeral Market.
ST. LOITS. Ma., Aug. Jt-WHtAT-Iliylier;
track: No. 2 red cash. 9n7c; No.
2 liord. 9oiSa-; December, fca'c; May, twe.
CORN Mightr; track: No. 2 caaii. ii.Sc;
No.. 3 aUUe. jlc, JDecauiber.. 6. i. ; May. a.v.
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OATS-H.gher: track: No. 2 cash. 4S',c.
' No J Wime. 51c; December. 6;c; May,
YF-H gher, fiiy.
FLOL R Juiet: ttd winter patents. U t
4 75: extra fancy aqd atraigiit, tC.f Ci4 ;
tleara Ulfl3.UC
S)KF.rR Tltnothv. dull: t3 4043.75.
t OF;N MEAI-Stfadv.
PRAN-Lawer; sacked, eaU trsrk. tl.Wff
tt.
H Alfe-trnrlianged: -tunothv, new. V
, -1SA; prairie. IT i t).Vt
-nSf COTTON TIES-tl OO.
Jrlol lilONS-Poik. steady; jobbing.
til' l,rd. higher, prime im. I ''a? 21.
Ir salt m higher; bo-ied eie ,
;. clar rlhe. r7: abort cleart. I'.
Bacon. I'ghr: based extra ahc-it. $i"X4.
clmr rib, short clear. f!074.
HAWINK-i lf-lir.
HKMC nviNE-ic.
lt.iri.TRY Weak; chirkm, 9 ; springs.
IJr; tmks. lie; ducks. 7(8v-; geese or.
Kl'TTKR-Pleady; crearneiy. l!-&2Uc.
L..'Ji Klrm; lc, caae count.
Receipt" Shlpnvrila
Klonr bbla " i:.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ;.w'i n.
Oata, bu ." f.ii
HEW YORK CKEH.L MAhKKT
(tealallees e.f the nay Varleas
Cosaaaaaltlee.
NEW YORK. Ana. 35. -FIIL'R Receipts.
tM libla : exports. 3.-XI bbls. : sales. S.TOU
bbls ; market more active and about el edy;
Mlnnen.ta palenia. t5.er.7a; winter
straighia. M0i.w4.15: Minnesoia bakers. U 1
4: winter extras. W.aifii.Sil; winter
patents, Mfc-64 75; winter low grades. $1.39
tiO-i". Re flour firm; fair to good. Ills
4 SO; choice to fancy, S4.l6fi4.75. j
CORNMKAU Klrm; fine white and yel
low, l 7n17fc; coarse, fl &.VJ1 70; kiln dried.
4 2S.
RYK Dull; No. 1 weatero, Mc. (. o. b..
New York.
BARIjBY Quiet ; mailing. TV, c. I
f , Buffalo; reeding, 71'a74c, c. I. f., New;
Tork.
WHEAT Receipts, 6.r buahela; exporta.
bushels; sales, J.1C.X)0 futures; 112.000
spot; market firm: No. J red. fl.Mfe4rl.01,
elevator; No. 2 red, 11.01 H f. o. b , afloat;
No. I northern Duluth. fl.14'4. f. o. b.,
afloat; NO. Ihard winter. tl.04S. f. o. b..
afloat- Todays wheat market was generally
stronger on ralna In the northwest, higher
cables; bull support and' large clearances.
There waa a fair demand from shorts
and flhal prices showed ec net rise.
September. S.nia6i.024 closed tl.02; De
cember, fl.OS'vgi.oj t-16, closed ft. 00; May,
tl.reS'(il06-i. closed fl 06
CORN Receipts, 16.000 bushels: spot mar
ket ateady; No. 2, 90c nominal, elevator, and
&e nominal, delivered. Option market waa
without transactions, closing Vrf-Wc. net
higher. September closd 87c; December
cloeed 77c; May closed 7N.o.
OATS-Receipts. K7.000 bushels; market
ateady; mixed, 2&$32 pounds, Utc; natural
white, 26ftl pounds. W&Utc; clipped white,
8240 pounds, be:. .
FEED 8leadv; spring bran, $i4.J5; mid
ailnsr. 3a6: -city. f34.f.
MAT J'Ht; Shipping, aaJsjF;. good to
cholee. 8o0S5c.
HIDES Quiet; Bosota. 20c; Central
America, jrc;
LKATH KR Steady; arie. S44c
PROVISIONS Beer, steady; family. tl75
fJ17 ,' mess, f!4.WS15 JO; hams, f.'s.OP
aOOO; packet. flli.noei6 00; City extra India
mess. finnss.ao Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies, f. 75910.00: pickled hams.
tU.6Ogil2.00. Lard, firm; western, t9.S6.;
penned, firm; continent,' flO 00; Sooth Ameri
ca. riO.TS: compound.- 7.7i3.25. Pork,
steadv; family. fl8.0O91H.5O; short clears.
fl7.if(9nf 60: mesa, tl&Kig-R.S.' '
TALLOW-Steady; cltr (S per package),
ic; country (packages free), &4fiic.
PICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra,
ZiBIc: Jspanese, norainaL
POTUTRT Alive, steady; spring chick
ens, 18a; fowls, 13c; turkeys. 12c; dressed,
weak: western spring chickens. 12&19c;
spring turkeys. 2ri&o; fowls, Wtfpl4c
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials.
14c; creamery extras. 221sc; creamery
thirds snd firsts. l!SZ3c; state dairy, com
mon to finest. 18c; process, common to
specials, loamc; western factory, firsts,
Itc; western i mi tatloa-creamery, firsts, i
aoc.
CHEESE Steady; atate full cream,
specials. lClo; atate. - full cream,
small, colored or white, fancy, 13c; large,
colored or white, fancy, ll-ci large, good
to prime, lltfllSr?: laree, common, to fahj,
SVJloSc; skims, IHiHc--
EOGS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
Pennsylvsnia fancy,. -ee!ee,ted, white, 312
10c; good to choice. 24d5f36c; .Brown and
mixed, fancy. 26c; fair to choice, 23jf?c.
WEATHER IX THE GRAIX BELT
Fair aad Caoler la the Tla far Tha ra
dar. OMAHA. Neb.. August . 190S.
Thunder showers, with high winds, were
general throughout the Missouri valley last
night, and raina contiitua in eastern Ne
braska and Iowa thla morning. Showers
occurred In the northwest, within the past
twenty-four hours.. An area of high
pressure, with cooler weather, la moving
in over the west, ana it will be cooler In
this vicinity tonight and Thuraday. with
probably fair" weather. Light frosts oc
c u rTediri WyoVrrmg T n m . Rains are
general In the Atlantic coast aiaira una
morning, and excessive rainfalls are re
ported at New York City, Philadelphia and
Washington. City. ' '
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the correspond-
nt it.. I at threat Years:
108 1907 I'M 1906
Minimum temperature... 61 67 5
Precipitation 17 T .00 .0
Normal temperature for today, 72 de-
rr....a
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.16 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1807,
S.28 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1S0S,
4.07 inches. U A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
rara aad Wheat Reglea Batletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at t
a. m.. 7Mh meridian time, YVednesday, Au
gust 26. 1306:
Temp Rain
Stations. Max. Mtn. fait
Ashland. Neb Ml SO l.OS
Auburn. Neb W 6 .00
Sky.
Raining
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloady
Brok'n B w. Neb. 66 t T
Columbus. Neb... 62 " 60 .17
Cuibertson. Neb.. 69 hi .00
Fairbury, Neb.... 64 .00
Fairmont. Neb... 82 .21
Gr. Island. Neb.. RS 67 .OS
Hartington. Neb. TV 64 .M
Haetlnga. Neb.... 82 .07
Holdrege, Neb.... 87 .
Oakdale. Neb 81 63 T
Omaha. Neb 79 61 . .17
Tekamah, Neb.... 78 62 .00
Alta. la 75 64 .78
Carroll. la 77 62 . 60
Sibley. la 72 64 1.10
Sioux City, la... 7 60 T
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Kalnlng
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
1 Received late, not Included In averages.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at g a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- Rain,
Central. stations. Jfl-x. atin. utchea
Chicago. Ill 2
Colunibua. O It
Dee Moines. la 14
Indianapolis, lud.. 12
Kansaa City, Mo.. 21
Minnt-apolle. Minn. 19
Omaha. Neb 17
St. Louis, Mo 12
7t 60 .OS
78 64 .04
7 64 .
K ." . 6C .00
64 62 .14
76 66 .20
80 60
64 64 .00
Showers-were general throughout the
western portion or the corn and wheal re
gion last ntglit
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster,
Kaasas City Grala aad Pravlalaas.
K.N8AS CITY. Aug. 2A-WHEA T-l n
chsnged to lc higher; September 6Sc; De
cember, K"7c; May. 5tF.c : cash. No. Z hard
91-fiWc: No. S hard. fsxr894c; K0. Z Ttd, 13
ic; ro. 3 rea. s'wv.
CORN So higher; September, 70Vc; De
eeniber, iHc; May, 59c; cash. No. 2 mixed
7;V; No. 3 mixed, 72c; No. 2 white, 72;;
ro. J white. r.'SC.
OATS I' nc hangedr Nd. 2 White, 46-36
No. 2 mixed. 4i$4KC "
RYE TMiine.
HA Y L'nchanged to eOc higher; ihotce
timothy, t9.5vjjl0.o0; choice prairie, 17.76
.(.
Bl'TTER Firm; crcamer'. extra, JSc
tsking slock. lc.
KII08 Firm; fresh extras, 21c; current
rece hub. lose.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 1J.ft) lfig.ono
Coin, bu lo.( 86.000
Oata. bu f.0i0 4.000
' Kansaa City range or options:
ArUcIea.
Open. I High. I Low. Close
Wheat
Itecember...
May
Corn
Imeuiber...
May
1
89V, S9-,
I S'S v
K TsB
68 kSa.
6
.( Ua! 69 SiW'5r,6w
Pearl Market.
I'EORI.V. 111 . Aug. 3 -TXlBN-Uigher
No. 2 ellow. 764979c; No. a yellow, 76'3
it: o. . 74c; .o. t. .acs.ac, po grade
OAT8-Hl;itr; No . $ while.;ijc; No.
White. c. '
wnisiT-fir. .
Milavaakea Oral a " Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. Jg .-WHEAT
8iedy; No. 1 nortliem. tl.HQI 12: No. 2
aorthera 11 .07jl K; Tax-ember. 9S4C.
BARlJiY lxwer: aamplea. t33c.
CORN Higher; No. t caah, J4c.
MlaaeapolU Crala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 2l-WHEAT-8ef.
lerober Ui'-P 1 a.4; IVcember. 94: taah
No. 1 hard. 11.04-,: N. 1 aorthe-ru." fl 0.4 ;
N ! noitt.in, kC-,c, Ko. 3 northern, S4c.
. .. Il
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Sbowt No Farther Reflectioi
of Early Week's Turbulence.
DAY DULLEST FOR SOME WEEKS
tbera Parlle Reaches er High
Level and Geaeral 1. 1st Hardeas,
kat taiatei la Yalaes Are
et lasaertaal.
NEW YORK. Aua. 2 Dlappintment
was the portion of those who thought thst
today's stork msrket would show some
further reflection of the early week's
turbulence. Aj a matter of fact the day's
business was almost the dullest for some
cks and aearly the smallest of any full
day this year. Trading the first hour was
under te.nno ahsres and In the following
hour leas thsn SJ.O shares changed hands,
while throughout the afternoon ae?sK
heie were frequent periods of complete
stagnation.
The suspension of A. O. Brown CO.
Is still shrouded in considerable mystery,
but the Stock exchange authorities are
earnest In their promise to sift the matter
o the bottom. Some uneasiness was re't
at tne outset of today s operations, but
esMiirir.a advice from official sources
soon imrartcd a firm tone to the lift. Ex
treme caution is being manifested by In
vestors and It is ronteded that no busi
ness need be expected from, that element
for seme time to come. The greater eoc
of money will L a favorable factor In
Strengthening out anv trtuble that may
nave reaulted from the recent spectacular
market operations. A point tending o
prove the Inherent strength of underlying
conditions Is found In tha fact that while
the last fortnight has been one of th
most memorable In the history of th"
lecal Stock exchange the average price of
the twenty lea ling railway Issues shows
practically no change.
The afternoon session brought utile or
no chsnge.. but under tha lead of Southern
Pacific, which reached a new high level
at lulH, the entire list hardened and closed
atrong. Americans held firm in London,
where there wee evidence of hear opera
tions for New York actount. Cabla from
Berlin reported the prospective shipment
of M.mo.On) Australian gold to the Ocrmin
capital.
Jn Industrial lines it appeats that an
other lull has occurred in the demand
for Iron and steel, though sever.il la-ge
orders are said to be In process of ne
gotiation. Inquiry for copper metal is
slight-and a break in tin was reported
from London. The Rock Island Ftlsco
system made Its report for the fiscal year.
Rock Island's gross earnings fell off
fl,f64.ono, with a decreaae In net earnings
of 1X4.000, due to a heavy . Ic crease In
operating expense and taxes. St. Louis
San Francisco shows a lota of over
t3.00C.O(T in gross and a decrease of fS.1
000 net. The Boston A Maine railroad re
port for the year reflects especially heavy
losses for the third and last quarters. To
add to this unfavorable exhibit the busi
ness of the- road' shows no Improvement
for the new year. No change Is noted In
local monetary conditions. The demand
Is lighter than at any time thla month.
Honda were steady today, the only, fea
ture being the sale of a large block of
I'nlon Pacific refunding 4s at a figure
slightly under the subscription price. Total
salea of bonds, par value, t3.8i2.000. Gov
ernment bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of salea an leading quotations
en stocks ware aa follows-
galea. Hlh. Lev Close.
Amalgamated Copper ....
it.sos ;ii
1.600 lo
110 ltW
Asl C. ft r
Am. C. ft P. tit
1"J
.44 '
i
Amarlran Cottoa Oil
Ant. H. ft L. aid...
Am. Ire Serum Ma
Am. Unaaed Oil
Aaa. ' lcoaaottve
Am. lAcotRotira pti
Am. a. ft R
Am. 8. ft It stfd
KO 4 2tVk
' 'it" 'i
4
.
o6vj
S4S M'.
107 lasu
ins l'li
Am. sugar Refining
oe U5 1344 1V
Am. Tobacco nfd
Amarlcaa Woolen
1
4
l.a) 4Tn 4414 ft
L"e 874 7 7'i
V S44 M4
4
l.SDS 94 J' MV.
- 8n
1.10S t24 SJ 6-',
1.X 17S4 171 1711,
6 4 74 2
S
n in4 it7 :
ins- 41. 4t ' 41 .
- 7-0 - -4 ' 4
. tm lUSa lit lt
l.J 14le l!S 144
444
1.4" SIS M
ia 111, ws.
100 - 2 ' 2 t
V 44 ' U. M
1,10a 117 11 117
lu
IAS 1M 1I4
7
ln M M li
l.fcr.1 U t U
l.X M4 64 II'4
n-t
, nr
Anaconda Klalng Co.
Atchison
Atchison td
Atlantic Oast Use
Baltimore ft Ohio 1.
Bal. ft Ohio Vfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr.
Canadian Pacific
Central LaWlhar
C-wurat- Leathar fd
Oaatral of N'aw ,lraey.
Ckesaaeaka ft Oslo
Catoaira Kf W. ......... :..
caloa n. w.
C-. M. ft t .
c. c. c. ft t. i...
Oniprads F : I... , .
Colorado ft
Cols, ft So. lat pfd
Colo, ft So. 2d pfd
Consolidated (iaa .
Com Products
psilaeara ft' Hudaoa
1n,ar ft R. O
D. ft R. O pfd
PIMIUara Sarurltles ..
no
Erie tat pfd .
Br la id pfd
Ooneral Electric
Gf. Northers Pfd
4 1SS4
!.)
1 1J7
7 124
too MS
im .s..
So Mli
17 1M
11 114
:n 'JS
is
S6
Ot. Northern pfd ctfa
Illlnola Central
Intarborousa Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
mo 244 14
17
Kanaaa City So.
-44
4
100 10S4 104 1
4
MS ir4 14 15!
K. O. 8a. pfd
Laalavllle ft N
Mlna. ft gt. Louia
V . St. r. ft 8. S. M
Mlaaoarl Panne
VI , K. ft T
II.. K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
Now York central ...
N. T , O. ft W
Norfolk ft Woatara
Nona Auwrieaui ..........
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Peanaylvaala
People' a Caa
3.MA M f.7 51
l.S S!
J14
S5S
914
1nt S
H. MS
I. ) K
1 W 4!
1M 71
4.7IW i424
83
44
lMU 104S
41 42S
73 TI14
tl
141 !4.
S 144
tint iMn U-4 124S
iou pt ns , "0
'71
J0 14 14 M
lta
P . C C. ft ft. L
Prosaad Steel Car...;..,.
Pullman Palace Car
Railway gtaol Spring
Reading
RapnMIe Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Reck Uland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St- U ft S. P U f. ..
St. Lawla 8. w
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-gheffiold 8. ft I-...
Soulkarn Pacific
So. Pacific pfd
Southam Railway
. Railway pfd
Tens Copper
Ttui ft Pacific
T., St. L ft W
T...Bt. 1 ft W. pfd
t'nloa Pactfte
I olon Pacific pfd
V. g. Ratreer
V. S Rukber lat pfd
V. i. gtael
I'. 8. gtael pfd
I tab Oppot
Va.-Caroliaa Ckemtcal ..
, -C.ro. Chats, pfd
Watawh 1
Wabaah pfd
Weetiaahouae Elsetria ...
Weetern lam
W kee:in( ft L K
l1r 11 42
42
124S
"S
144
2.
l4
4
t
1I4
lit
it
14
M.kAO lM'i 121
24
7
144
14 S
:s
2.4
77
"4
S24
34 4
1.601)
4.nnn
U.70O
l.tuO
104
40
41 ) 1"1S 94
400 11S 11
Ana Its 1"S
ym 4tS 44
Ma 1; S7
tan ns 24 4Va
6m u M MS
.. (4. ton IMS 117 IMS
3M KS S at
- US S
9J
.. ll.in 454 44 4-.H
.. I b 1S 1V7S l'S
.. 43S 43S 3
f 2:s 27 2
.. 100 i44 1'-, ml
V 17S 12 11
1 2S4 36 2i
200 71
73
t
234
Wiecenaia Central
60 g4 234
Toiel aalea for th day, :ti J aharaa.
' Baataa Stacks til Beads.
LONDON. Aug. 2C American securities
opened quiet and stesdy, with prices rang
ing from below to 4 above yesterday's
New York closing.
London closing stocks:
Cenaola, meaey 4 M , K. ft T
do scceaat . s N. Y. Central ...
AnacoT.ee, 4 Norfolk ft W....
Ati-klaoa 9JS '
do pfd '' Ontario ft W
Beliimor ft Okl 9t Pennalvenla ....
( anadtaa Pact tit ira4 Rand Mine
Chan ft Ohio fc., Reading
t'kicai Gt. w letithem Railway
1 .. M. ft It- P 144 f
'.
...107
7a 4
.... ti
.... 434
.... 13
.... tt
.... V,
... It.
n
....!oii
....112
.... ii ,
.... 444
...an
.... 114
.... f :
.... .
Do Bear
Denter ft R. O
pfd
Eria
do 1st pfd ...
do Id pld ....
Greed Trunk .
lliiaola caatral
Loutar!! ft N.
.. l-Sloutkern Pacific
.. its lama Pacific ....
.. a . da p4
.. T .'. V. S. Steal..,
.. t d pfd
.. KSWabaea
.. 14 pfd
..14 Spanltk 4
. 111 Amal. reaper-....
4
SILVER Bar. steady at S ll-!6d per oa.
MU,lI-4i per cent.
The rate of discount la the open market
for short hills Is 14 per cent; tor three
months' bills. 14 per csnt.
Now Tark Mlala ataeka.
NEW TORK. Aug. H. Closing quotations
n mining sleeks:
Alice. J Laadtill Tea. 9
Krrcce I LiUit tllef I
EtrunawUk Cee t Maaieaa 41
teta. Tuuael tock...9 Oeteno L
Cee Tun.! hcoda. 11 Ophir Su.
Cm. Cl. ft V IS -m.il Hoa I
Hera Si Iter
6 SiaaeVed
Je
Iron Stiver
Offered. 1
. lit tallow Jacket
tl
aak Cleariaga.
OMAHA. Aug. 2a.-Bank clearings for t-
ay wera tt .J ' or. and fur thy
spending dels last year, fl.fr? OS! 14.
Treasary Staleaieat.
WArHINOTOX. Aug S. Today a slate.
ifient of lh treasury bUnes in th g. 11
eral fund, eaclusite of th f lo,ui0,ude
rare. shnwa: Avsi'sMe can hlari.-,
t!91 447.1116: oM cmn and bullion. 127.
717 062: gold certificates. t:.4ojjft.
Sen 'lark Hater Market.
NEW YORK. Aug ? T R I M E MEH
CANTU.E rrKTl-ii,fi4H per cnt.
STF'.RLINti EXCHANGE Strong. with
actual busineas In barkers' bills st MMii
e4 W for alxrydsy bills and st t4 59o ror
demand: commercial bills. t4.M44 R1V
RAR 8ILVER-61V.C; Mexlcsn dollars. V-.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. MONET-On call. easy. 14JW per c?nt;
ruling rate. 1 per cent; closing bid. 1 pr
cent; offered at 1 per cent. Time lians.
very dull: sixty dsys, 2 per cent; ninety
dsys. ':ttt per cent; tlx months. 24 per
cent.
Cloalng quotations or. bones were as
follows:
U. 6. rf. 2a. reg..
do ceepon
f. 8 . reg
So rowpoa
t'. g. 4. r f
do reuaon
Am. Tobacco 4...
do (a
Atrhlona gen. 4a
J. 4
do cv. 4a
do C. ht
Atlantic r u 4a.
.11 Hoc. Yal. 4 ,t
Int. Met. 4'. ..
.11 L K. '. 4.
l1' mtn. r. f 4a ..
. .ii llti. Cot-tl 41 .
1. -1 1 v
.. 71. M. I U. 4.
W'l... K. 4 T. 4l..
..1 ds Js
l.i' 14
. IS
. S4
. i
. ti
. i7
.
. w
H
.. 'N. H ef M e 4 I S
.. 'i rt. t. r. t !' i4
..in N j c a ii
H'.Xli. Pacific 4.. lo.Vi
..MS", da la
.. I M. ft W. e. 4s..
.. SO S. U rtds ...
..IW'I'rVm. r. !. . 4'
.. W do ron. 4 IM',
. rl fteatn gen. 4a 94
Rep ef tuba H lwv.
Bal. ft Okie 4a
de 1S
Brk. R. T. e. 4...
Central of Ga. t ...
do I! tne
-In 2d Sac.
do 3d Inc
Chra ft Ohio 4S.
" hlcato ft A. ts
-gt. U ft I. V. e M..I9
7 St. L. ft i r. ft 4. 7
7 L. . W. e. ... 14
" . R. ft q. n. 4a .
C. R. I. ft P. 4a .
do col. It
S't-ga,b,rd A. L 4... Mv
Pacific 4....
Krh 6a Ut 4,
tr
do rfdg 4t .
4'i
loss
r4
1-r.',
9&S
V
lot
.
71
MS
-CO. ft 91. I. g. 4. 4-Sn Ralltrar it ...
Cole lad. 6. 72 Tiai ft P. 1..
Colo. M l 4a.
. "4 T . Rt. U ft W.
. ll ala Pacific ..
do t. 4 :..
r. V. g. II
. M Wiboli 1.
. aa w-,.trn MS 4. ..
. T'i W. ft L. K 4, .
. Ut, Wis. Ceatnl 4a. .
. 7
olo. ft 9c. 4..
Del. ft H. ft. 4a.
Tl ft R. G. 4
Eria p I. 4a
do r-n 4a
Japan 4a
44e
- do 2d aerlet
Bid. etfercd.
Rostea Stacks aaft afeafts.
BOSTON. Aug. 2S. Monev. call loan. :
t per cent: time loans. 24544 per ert.
Closing quotations on s'ocks and bond
Atrklaeo ad. 4 Atlantic
14
4 4s St RmKr-am
Bfci. central 4a OSCal. ft Itccla..
. . 4.1
..f.O
.. ii
.. 77S
.. S
.. 12
..10!
-
.. 7
.. il
.. 4S
.. IS
.. ,41
..!tV
.. -s
.. tl
. lrt
.. .1
.. !S
.. US
.. 41S
. iS
.. 4i
IS
'
..14.1
.. J.
.. -4S
.. 14
..1114
.. SIS
.. 11
Atrftlann R. R 7S centennial
do pfd
MSConoer RaDCC
Rotton ft Albany.:.
Boatori ft Maine
Rotten Elevated ..
Fltj-hburg pld
Mexican Central . . .
N. V.. S. H. ft H.
1;nion Pacific
Am. Ante. Cham ...
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tvoe....
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
. .!' Pair Wett
. !.. Pranklla
..11 Granb
..4 Itle Royals
.. US Matt. Mining
..141 Mtrhtraa
ltt Mnhawk
..... 24SMont. C. ft C..
l'i Old Dominion
'SOtceole
.....114 Parrot
12S Oulncy
l-4 Shannon .
24 Tama-ack
Am. Woolen
do pfd
n TrlntlT
Tiomlnlnn I. ft g 11 l'ntted Copper
Ediaoe Elee. Ills 2 T s. Mining .
General Electric 141 V. 9. Oil
Maaa. Electrle 5U, Ctah
do pfd
.... 47 Vletari
.... 4 Winona
....132S WolTorln
.... North Butt j
.... Bulte loam Ion .
.... 4.4 Nevada
....lOa.Ctl. ft Ariaou..
.... JS Ariaona Com. ...
1S Greene Cananea
.... .1,
Maaa. oaa ......
Vnited Trait
I'nlted R. M
do pfd
C 8. Steel
do pfd
Adraatura
Allouet
Amalgamated ...
Bid. Atked.
Foreign Flnaaelal.
LONDON. Aug. 36. Money was quiet on
the markst today and discount hardened
on lower exchanges. Trading on the stock
exchange maintained its cheerfulness and
the markets reneraily continued on the up
grade. 8omn rails were picked up by In
vestors with the Idea that the lowest level
had about been reached. Consols and other
gilt edged aecurltiea hardened on fair sup
port, while Kaffirs again were active and
dearer on local and Paris buying. Tha sup
port of Paris also strengthened foreigners.
American aecurltiea were unsettled by the
Wall etreet suspension and the dealings
were left entirely to the professionals who
supported valuer .1 lite forenoon to a ahade
over parity. Later New York bought moder.
ately and the continent supported the low
priced Issues. The market finished steadv.
BERLIN. Aug. 18. Trading on th Bourse
today waa firm, but transactions were
llmlterl.
PARIS. Aug. 26. Prices on the Bourse
lousy were firm.
Waal Market.
BOSTON. Aug. .mWOOl, Trading In
the local wool market, has become slack
again and but few good .lied transactions
ere reported. Prieea) held fclrly firm, but
manufacturers report, an unfavorable out
look for the balance of the vear. The
leading domestic quotations range as fol
lows: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces
XX, S2Jf33c; X.. aiJtfo; No. I wasl ed. ?4fl
16c; No. 2 washed, 33534c; fh,e unwashed
20&22c; hslf blood con-.blng. 2o527c: three
eighths blood combing. 26c; quarter blood
combing, !St26c; Delaine, unwanhed,
27c. Michigan, Wlsvtnsln and New York
fleecee Fine unwashed. 3ufl.de: Delaine
unwashed. 2wS26c: hslf blood, unwashed.
2682c; three-eighths blood, unwashed. 25
He; quarter blood, unwashed. 23024c. Ken
tucky. Indiana and Mlescurl Three-eighths
blood, 26?7c: quarter blood. 24V35c. Scoured
values: Texas Fine. twelve months,
63c; from six to eight months. 43$47e: fine
fall. 42H3c. California Northern, 4Mj-43e;
middle country. 1V8-t0c: Southern, t7'-JSc.
Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple. 5SgV-c-valley
No. 1, 46S4ic. Territory Finest
staple. oMnV; fine clothing, 4694V: hal'
blood. 50656c; three-eighth blood 46aiV;
juerter blood. T4ac. Pulled Extra,
67c; fine A. 60662c; A supers. 42fr4Sc
SI". LOI IS. Aug. 2C WOOL-Steadv; me
dnum grade combing and clothing. Htt
194c; light fine. lriSHc; heavy fine. 11
12c; tub washed. J&jjKc.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 2tl METALS There
waa quite a aharp advance In the Ixindon
tin market today, with spot quoted at 132
fOa, and futures at 133 6a. The local mar
ket waa dull, but higher In consequence,
with quotations ranging from t2S.Xa 29 60
Copper was higher in London, with spot
quoted st (V 7 6d and futures at 61 2a
6d. Locally the market was dull and un
changed, with lake quoted at flJ.S0f 13.614:
electrolytic at 1 12. 37-8 13.60; casting. tl3.U4
ft 13.25. Lead waa lower at 13 6s Id in
London. Locslly the market waa easv at
t4 6;44.24- Spelter, unchanged at i 2s
6d In London. Locsllv the market re
mained dull at f4 654.70. Iron was lower
at 5os for standard foundry In the London
market, but Cleveland warrants were
higher at 6ls T4d. Locally no change waa
reported. No. 1 foundry northern. SK.&otY
17.26; No. 2 foundry northern. tlf-OOf l 78;
No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 foundry
soft, at tl. 717.25.
8T. 'LOUIS. Aug. :.-METAL8-Lead.
firm at 64 tffl 50. Spelter, firm at t4.ii.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
.,L,TORK- Aur is-KN-APORATED
APPLES Market continued quiet, with
rancy at lotillec; choic-e. TSfjJc; prime,
64'5A,: common to ralr. 55tk;.
DRIED KRIMTS Spot prune are in light
demand, but supplies are light: coast ad
vices bullish, and prices are rirmlv held
ranging from c to li- for California and
from '.e to T4c for Oregon fruff. Apricots
are quiet, with choke quoted at 84y&4c;
extra choice, 94-qy4e: fancy. Nrttllc.
Peachea are quiet and rather easy In tone
except on fancy fruit, w'.lch in in light
supply. Choice wss tiuoted at ria-Ve-extra
choloe, 7t,f!c; fancy. t41r9c; extra
fancy, fwjrluc. Raisins continue quiet, so far
aa the spot situation is concerned, notwith
standing bullish advices from the coast.
Loose muscatel are quoted at 4rS.,c;
seeded raisins. 67e: seedless, 66c; Lon
don layers. fl.Vfrl.3.
tattaa Market.
NEW TOKK, Aug. Jt. COTTON Fu
tures opened firm: August. 9 6Ie; Septem
ber. .60c. bid: October. 6 Me; December
f 66c; January, g.50c; March, f.67c: May,
!. bid. -
Spot closed quiet: middling uplanda. f0c
middling gulf. 10 (c. Salt. 112 bale a Fu
tures closed steady; August, fine: Septem
ber. t.73c; O iober. 6.75c; November. t0c;
Iecmber. 9.63c: Januarv. k.67c; Kebruarv
f.6fc; March. f4c; .Mav, f 70c.
GALVESTON. Aug 2b. COTTON-Stead ,
4c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 26 COTTON
Spot quiet; (ales. 207 bales; low ordinary,
6c; good ordinary. "4c; low middling.
4c: middling. 64c- middling fair.
10 T-16c; fair IV l-'6c; receipt. 1 041
bales; stock. 27. 161 bales
kegar aad Malaaaea.
NEW TORK. Aug. S. -; 5 AR-Raw.
ateady: fair refining. 3 4oe; rentnfuga', 9S
lest. f 96c; molaaae sugar, like; refined
quiet; No. f. 4 Tut-: No. 7 4c; No. I. 4 Oc
No. . a6c: No. In. 46e: No. 11 4:: Ni
12. 4 lie; No. 13. 4.3ne: No. 14. Ac; eonfec
110078 A. 9nc: mould A, 646c: cut loaf.
6-c: cruahed. 6 60c; powdered, tic; granu
lated, t K'c; cube. 6 66c.
Dalalh Grata Market.
Dl'Ll'TH Aug. -WHEAT-Xo. I
northern tl ' j N. 2 iiurthern, UO34;
tWptcinbei. fl.vO'e: lei-ht.r (
OilAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
Large Bun of Cattle, vith No Great
Market Change.
HOGS SELLING A LITTLE &TE0KGEK
Baeea aad Laaalla la Mare Moderate
Receipt, While Demaaft la Geed
aad rrleea aa All Klaals
Are Steady.
SOITH OMAHA Augu-t X. I9.
Cattle. Hcg. Sheep.
OffKiSl Monday 666 27- 170
Official Tueanav 194.' 6 141 !V:2
Estimated Wednesday.. 7.o .w !.
Tniee flavt this week. .199 V!.il7 4-H2
Ftrr day last week-.-.W-' 1V5-N) S7.0J1
Same days 2 weeks ato ll! 1.SCI 22 176
Sarr.e days 2 weeks sgo.li . 19.2tC r.l4
Ssirtt; days 4 weeks sgo.l,J- 14.4T6 1.74
Same day a year agv 17. .17 l.3u7 6.1.TJ0
The following tabic shows tha rev.-elptg of
cattle, bogs and sheep at South Omaha f 'r
the year to date, compared with last , tar:
1. IW. Inc. lec.
Csllle 6i.L:4 70S.5jS 1"..M
Hogs U79B.'4 1.7.(C; l.tL!
Bhetp l.oll.hJA fci.Ji.
The following table snows th artrake
price of bogs at South oniaha ior ths las.
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1 1907.ij.!1.!,jH.1..;i90'.
Aug. 14... 17 I
Aug. 16... f 30
Aug. 1..
Aug. 17... 4i!
Aug. It ., g 41 I
Aug. 19... 314
Aug. JO... ( JS4
Aug. 21... t 39
Aug. 22... f 32
Aug. 2S...
Aug. 24..., t 25
Aug. 26... f t4
Aug. 26
"8-jr.day.
k 74) 6 64! t 96!
t 72 6 6Ji 6 I'll 6 01
S til 7
t 26 I)
(
I 71 6 4 6 62 1 6 H i
74 I u I faj 4 tSI
6 211
I ' a a, t 94 4 4 6 l. 7
i 6 70; s 69i f W 6 K )3
. ... F . 1 m aa ... .A
I ti I IH I S 1 S l ce
6 5S. 6 9 f M; 6 24 47
i Si 6 91 Ml e 0 7 60
6 f-i, S 96' 6 9.-I i 0J I 99
i 671 6 te! 5 !.l 6 Oi; 5 461
i 6 Si- S H:. i r.: i 46: 7 10
i 771 5 7 S2 I Ml 7 32
The official number of csrs of stock
brought in tola hy each road wa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r't.
.. M. t. t' a
Mo. Psc
I'nlon Pacific to
C. It N. W. least).. 1
C. . N. W. tweat....142
C. St. P. M. ft O
C, R. A Q. ieest ... 1
C, B. ft i. (west)... 69
C, R. 1. ft P teast I.. 3
C R. I. P. iweatl. 1
Illinois Central
C. O. W
Total receipts 277
2 1
II SJ
1
a 12
6 1 't
16 2
! 1
1
2 .. ,.
.. ..
76 19 11
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
oer 01 neaa indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
.. 4772 22 1.111
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy Pkg. Co
Armour Co
Swift and Co., country.
. . 7 ,
.. 1.36J 1.496
1.176
1.321
7
299
962 1.646
Schwaxtgchild ft S th7
Vansant ft Co 6
Carey A Benton v. 271
Lobman A Rothchlld .... 27
W. I Stephen to
Hill A Son 15
P. P. Lewis KS .....
Huston Co 27
J. B. Root 4k Co 79
J. H. Bulla 99
L. F. Huss , 43
Cudahy Bros. Co 477 ......
Layton A Co.. . 264
L. Wolf 2i
McCreary A Carey Sg
Sam Werthimer 23
H. F. Hamilton 177
M. Hagerty A Co 34
Lehmer Bros 13
Other buvera 366 4.4537
Smith A P t
Total .S70 6.662 11.464
CATTLE It Is cither a feast or a f am lac
in the cstile yards. Today tot cars were
reported in while yesterday only 113 wet
in as agnlnst 33i cars or. Monday. The run
today was the heaviest for a Wedrtetdiy
alnce the opening of the rsnge season, and
foi a long time befcre trat. The ar
rl' dla were -of the same general character
aa yesterday, most everything being; from
the range, with no -natives of anv Kind to
speak or. On account ot late trains, tha
msrket wss rather late In opening and the
trade In consquenc somewhst delayed.
(quotations on cattle: Good to cholcs
corn-fed- steers, 9S.2otr7.430; fair to good
corn-fed steers, t5.2MB26; common to isir
corn-fed steers. t4.4jO$e.36; good to choice
range steers. t4 75430.20: fair to good range
stsers, f4.li-tM.76; common to fslr rsnge
steers., w60fi4.S6; good lo choice cows and
heifers, t36ui4.26; fair to good cows and
heifer. la-Utah; 4.60; common te fair twws and
heifers. fi004jrS.nO; good to choice stockers
and feeder. 2i434 76; fair 10 good stockers
ana reeaers, 3.ou"j4.; common to fair
stockers and feeders, f2.76tll.60; stock htif
ers. fc.u03.1i.
The Irsiie on beef steers was slow all the
morning. Buyers wre backward about
taking hold until the receipt were all in
eight and as a result the trade tfrtrged all
the morning, so that It wss midday be
fore very much business wss trsnsscted.
Ooutl cattle were generally quoted as about
steady, while the less desirable grades were
slow and weak.
Cows snd heifers seemed to be in very
good demand and they were more active
sellers. The prices paid were fully steady
and in some cases sellers were quoting it
as a steady to strong market on that kind.
Stockers and feeders Were slao good sell
er and the market was In a good healthy
condition. Prices paid looked just about
steady with yesterdsy.
Representative aates:
COWS.
St At Pr. No. it Pr.
72 9 ) 1 ltW tM
7 7a I t H I
1 1'JbO I Ti t 2 1 ,yi
1 U20 ! 7 1 !) I .
1 I? I I 11 1 11.4 t ti
." t It 1 I mt
9 U i 90
COWS AND HEIFERS.
4 610 t tt T 70 IN
BULLS.
1 tot ft l 1139 1 A
l.i 1400 2 t
CALVES.
1 224 2 3 1 211 4
1 ti ill 1 in 1 art
I til I 7i 1 171 il
1 100 4 V
WESTERNS-NEBRASKA
19 cowl 6t t 20
cowl 9m3 3 iu
1 cowl 622 3 16
f feeder!.. 9i 3 AO
3 feeder.. lt'7S 4 1
2 feeder.. 1116 4 X
4 feeders.. 767 t 60
0 cow 912 t f
26 feeders.. KtU 4 1
2 cows IT ! 3 -A
t cw a ) f 7
4 r.ed r.. so? a t
5 feeder,.. Sll f 6
1 felera,.1013 4 10
3 he'rer.. 4t 1 7.
2 calvea. .. 175 a 60
44 feeders. .10u3 4 2,
37 feeders.. 1U29 4 fal
1 cow s if f 43
7 cows 99) J 1
f cow 1121 f to
CHI 10.0 2 (a
9 steers... .1077 t 66
6 tcdere..l'jl4 i 61
13 reeiisrs.. Si3 2 Ji
6 cows kjl ; ;
12 cows b
1 bulls 116..
4 cows KJ2
2 cows U:i
2 bulls 1210
6 cows 642
9 feeders.. 70
19 cow s 737
2 :
2 60
2
2 6-1
2 4i
2 90
2 96
3 feedi rs.. SS 3
11 cows 616 2 &
1 bull ;r 2 9i
37 reede.'s. . 631 I 40
f bulla.
.1210 t 91
. k3i 2 91
. &-0 3 111
1 bjll...
2 cow 1..
COLORADO.
144 feeders. l' 4 20
Steve Him Neb.
9 feeders.. 1041 4 26 feeders. .KKi) J 76
1 Sleer 1100 4 26 I steer 1160 4 Jj
U. A. l'ndrwood Neb.
7 cows 966 t 16 cows 3 1
SO feeders.. 10CA 4 00 f feeder. iu66 t 25
A. J. Abbott-Neb.
II cowl 1411 2 66
Vvsrren Bros. Neb.
7A6 t 36 I heifers.. 725 1 X
heifers.
cows
1 bull
17 cows
... 9S 2 60 1 bull Li; 2 j
. lkltf 2 60
Dsn McDonald 8. D.
...1".'4 t 10 ? cowl iO 0 2 t5
... 960 I 16
Charles Camlnzind N'eh
11 cows.
26 feeders.. 6sf 3
B. Roberts Neb.
47 feidfrs.. 979 S .5 ZS feeders.. lT7t 3 H
Slows 1136 3 )0 6 iow Ml 2 66
cow 996 3 to trow a.j lg
George Swnsin-No.
24 feeders.. 1113 4 10
Mlson Bros Neb.
11 cows i;.j 30 fieders..l34 4 IS
60 ieedei..IU2l 4 10
H. II. Oilman Neb.
3 t" 1 bull....'..L30 2 ti
'.90 3 W
W. J. Voung -Neb.
10 feeders.
6 feeders.
t cows...
i:0 s eers.
3 3 26 la ftedet
H. A. Dawson s). D.
1216 4 26 .9 steers..
: o
122. 4 26
E. Ysger- Mont.
-1 steeis... 12.9 4 at 12 s eers
t steeis... 11,6 4 10
4 K
HuGS Hogs sold sirong t 1 sftsdt
hi her this morning, come in fact quoting
ihe market atroi.g 10 c higher than ir
dv. Th quality of the hog waa baiter
today, and if allowance were to be mad
for ma' fact, the market could hardly be
called mors than a ahads higher as a gen
eral thing. The trade was more than a
shade h'gi.er a a general thing Tb trad
waa feirlv active at the advance noted and
early arrival were all cleared up In verv
good a. aaon The big bulk sold t ft 14
4 wtiile ye'rdy il will be remembered
thai intv-on car out of a total of
fifty-six cart sold at 9 X4 and uudr.
TH4ay a tMvtiu-e la coni'vivn Wiln th
aireoirth fteveloped yesterd'y cstried ti
ersrket to a point that la fully fee higher
than last week s close.
!. . a. P Ka. A k P-
...,. . it; 4 st at y
11.. t..i ... g rt ..... it ei its
t ...... .11 iv 11. a 41 s
: iat to t is ir rs
17 m ... .is Tt Jot i" rt
94 W . . t l.S J -S
77 IH tats I" - l !-
7 ....... ynt J t s t 1 1 !'
7 st ? I IT4 n g-t ta 6 14
M !: im u a ru its
sa ...... sn si mi s tis
? 12 tt tt 24 130 i:n
n lit te n 243 ... I its
t Ill . t U II Ire If
M 21 lift 4 ii la ...... I 14 I
44 201 1 U 14 tM t 4
ti -m x aa rt so
2tl 12 t M IS II . . '
227 n t t 27 IS 4"
T r ft 9 at Tt tt! ti I M
S tt tU TV ft 24 ( to
tT tm . . t tt It. Ml 44 t 4
in . van lu U4 '.1 t 4.4
1 M " t I It II ... 42S
tl U4 IS la It tl . . t MS
t ItJ rt III tl IM 4 t4tt
Ti.. ...... itt 140 6 k 7 kri IS 14 4
77 21S 140 4 M T r4 ... 474
t It ... t It ?t ?) 91 t 41
l 171 MIX. 71 74 It 6 474
7 r w is t :ti ... t
t Ml 12 I 1 T tt . . Ik
71 Ikl S IS t4 til tt 6 a
6 Mt 14 t I.
SHEEP The official count showed that
20.72 sheep ter received at thla polnk yes
terday. The official ceunt for Monday wa
17.4 making a total tor the two da
t.. In spite of th fact that th re
ceipt yesterday were so large on top of
a bg run the day before, practically every
tiling of any conaqnence had changed
hand by midday or soon after. la fact.
Cie official seal report Ihowed that Sn.Sk.'
head were weighed up during the day. But
hat la not all. the sale of this large num
ber of sheep and lambs was accomplished
without any cutting or slashing of prlcea,
tl-.a market for ths dsy being fully steady.
Afrer such big runs today a receipts look
small and what made them look at ill
tmaller was the fart that only about half
of th reported number was In sight when
the market opened. Buyera did not wall
for late arrival, however, but goi down
to business at once. In spit of the i4ct
thst everyone bought so freely yesterday,
the detnsnd waa still good thl morning,
and dealiahl kind of sheep and lambs
hanged hands at aieady prlcss. there be
ing no noteworthy change as compared
with yesterday.
Quotations on rang or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice Ismbs. t6.koni.R0;
fair to good lambs. t6SA60. feed Ins
lambs. 16.nra M; good ta choice light year
ling!. fl.4ti4g4.76: good to choice havy
yearllnga, t4.lWB4.40; feeding yearling-.
t40C2H40; gocxt to choice wethera. f4.V3
4.20: good wethers, t3,7644.O0; (fading
wethers. l3.9AiSI.7t: good lo choice ewes,
t3 76M O0; fair lo good ewes, 63 2661.15.
feeding ewes, 12.2f$3.0O; culls and bucks.
t2.0uSJ.u0. .
No. Av. . Tr.
In Idaho yearlings and wethers. 9N I 16
34t Idalio yearlings and wethers. 9A 4 16
14 Idaho yearlings, culls, feeder 76 4 00
7 Wyoming ewes 110 t 0
41 Wyomlhg culls 96 2 76
161 Wyoming ewes, feeders 94 2 76
6 Wyoming ewe, feeders 93 2 76
11 Wyoming ewes and wethers., l' t 96
97 l iah yearlings tt 4 35
144 llah wethers lot 4 10
2 Ctsh wetheri 4 l'
S7 Ctah ewes 104 t 70
Ctah culls SO 3 00
296 ftsh lambs, feeders.......... 69 6 .95
29 Ctah lambs, culls, feeders... 64 4 76
166 Utah wethers,, ewei and
yearllnga .4
44 Vtah ewes
94
1
1W
9
S7
3S
a
l'JO
99
M
2
2
92
4 If
t 60
2 70
6 60
6 35
4 76
4 20
3 0
2 70
t 36
t 36
4 76
4 20
4 00
3 60
14 Ctah ewes, feeders, culll..
f Utah
lambs
Ismbs, feeder
lamb, feeder, culll
yearlings, feeders....
ewes
ewes, culls, feeders..
iambs, feeders
lambs, feeders
lamba. cull
yearlings, feeders
ewes, breeders
99 I'tah
14 Ctsh
a Ctah
26 Ctah
U i'tah
172 I'tah
60 I'tah
37 I'tah
631 I'tah
25 Utah
1-B
1W
13i) Utah iri
to Utah wethers. ewes and
yearUngs 5 l1
19 Utah ewe, cull 102 3 70
29a Utah lamb, feeders 69 6 35
lbl Utah wethers and ewes 97 4 36
39 Utah ewes , 1 t
(tti Utah wetheri and ewe 117 4 M
16 Utah bucka 131 t (W
743 Wyoming lambn 7f if
151 Wyoming Iambi, feeder 6 40
20 Utah was. cull Ua 2 7o
70 Utah lambs, culls 62 4 76
No. Av. Pr.
21 Wyoming wether, feeders.. 1' 3 78
2i Wyoming wethers, feeder.. 107 I 76 .
149 Wyoming wethers... 107 4 10
'226 Idaho ewes, feeders ..105 3 611
M7 losho ewes, feeders 93 I 26
6D Idaho culls, feeders J3
92 western lambs, culls ... 61 4 60
S Wyoming lambs, feeders 63 6
16 Wvoming Ismbs, feeders....' 63 6 36
337 Wyoming lambs 66
JO Wyoming ewes, feeders loo 3 10
4A Wyoming Ismbs. feeders 41 I 60
17 Wvomlng wether, feeder.. 10. 3
11 Wyoming bucks snd stsgs... 9ft 1
201 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 107 3 76
CHICAGO LtVR STOCK MARKET
tattle Steady ta 8trta Has Steady
ta Stroagj aad Hlaker.
CHICAGO. Aug. :.-"'TT.LEirRe..''"?'
estlmsted about 17.000 head. Msrket, stesdy
to .Trou, : Vfeira. M 757.70: cows. fJ.4W66.25;
heifer, ft (r.l: bull ft 7646 : calves.
to.W'a7 60: stockera and feeders, 604J4 50.
HOGS Receipts, estlmsted about asn
head. Market for choice shipping steady,
while fair to good mixed were strong snd
647MV higher. Choice heavy shipping. J3 ... a
SV butchers. t7C-fl: light mixed. K3.S
4.VI; choice light. tltc0; packing. f6.0uJ
ftV: pig, t3.76tr5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, estl
msted about 26,000 had Market weak and
lOSife.low.r: heo. tt o04 60; lambs. t4.7ti(
6.00; yearlings, 64 3664 66.
St. Lea la Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26-CATTLE-Recelpts.
f 500 head. Including 2 670 Texan. Market
trong for nativ: Texans. steady :, native
shipping and export steers. JJ''f:
rtreaaed bef and butcher teer. f3.0ni7.m;
teer under 1.0t pound, f3.0otift.50: stock
en and feeders. t3.tft4.0C; cow snd heif
ers l75trt: csnners. I2 00frf.2o; bulls,
t2 "664 50; calves. t3.(Oirt7.00; Texans and In
dian ateers, f2.754ji.2S; cow and heifera,
ti f-tr4 00.
HOJ8-Receipts. 200 hesd. Msrket 610c
lower: pigs snd lights. f3.5f740: packers.
X3C456.60; butchers and best heavy. 36
a an
RHEEP AND T.AM B8 Receipts, h.Vv
head. Msrket K516c lower: native mut
tons f4 0ftt4 2i.: lambs. ti.OrVq .60: culls and
bucks. f3.2fytrt.0C; stockers, 64 6t'J4 I).
.
Kansas City Live 9 tack Market.
KANSAS C1TV. Mo.. Aug. 2.-CATTLE-Recelpi.
lt.Ot") hd. including 2.0W louMi
ern. Matket teadv; choice export and
dressed beef teer, f.10i7 2i : fair to good.
64 244i.f0; etrn ;eer. fl.70e6.2t; tok.
er and feedera. tl90rj.40; southern ateer.
f3 Xa4 20: soiithern cow. tilil4"-. nstlve
cowl. 2.154.10; native hifr, t2.76tj.30;
bull 2.v3.40: calve S.4S.50.
HOGS Eecaipt. t C head. Market
(trong to 5c higher: c1oed weak: ton.
96 70: bulk of . 2f; : heavv. 9 66B
170; packers and butchers. f.30f5; light.
mm Mjd. mI.. 1 flrltrA Oil
IHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts 3 At)
hesd. Msrket strong; ismos. si.' i.t:
ewes and vearllnga. tS.764.15: weatio
'eeq. 62.6(04. 10; stockers and feeders. t3.25
fj4(".
gt.. Joseph Live Staek Markat.
ST J.iflFPH Aug. M. CAT1 1.E P.c-
elota l.ft hd: markft slow snd ateadv;
brev. t4.0C'6.: riw snd heifers, t2 '."U j
3 V.: calvea. f.Vttajf.Oft.
HiXrS Receipts. (.700 head, msrket for 1
v! hose 6c hiaher: other atrong: lop. I
fi4: bulk of e. fAv66 !
SHEEP AND i,aiw- nc-eipis t
l'e-t; mrkel active to tady; lamb. fi.2S
j.C5.
liaai City Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY. Aug. 2 -(Special Tele
gram.! HOGS Receipt. t'CO hrai, mar
ket 6i"V- lower; range, tA.OOfl 49; bulk,
akl&OnlA.
CATTLE Receini. I.frd hesd: market
.teailv: haver. t4.fO7.': roar rd heifer.
fi.(v4?6. j.jrfeder. t2 Or-tjt 5 , t-alve and
4rlinf ,. . t2.il50.
tttek la Sight.
Receipt! of live Hock at the all principal
eatern market yesterday.
Cat tie.
Hoes Sheen.
Bnuth Omaha
Siou Cltw ...
St. Jiaeph ...
Knaa City
! llUi ....
Chicago
Tou4 ....
7 6,0
6 tm
7 t'O
. 1 twi
. l.-irt
.U."
. I6
.17.0X1
3 Mt
k 7f)
!(.
6 71I
2I.0T0
6
tot
r. I'n
OiM
....46.200 41 T"
4 acTee Market.
SEW YORK. AS fA-COFFEE-Ma k-t
for enff future closed stesdy. IHi lh
finsl bid for August h point lower, but
other months not chsnged to ID potntt
higher. Sales wer reported of 7 260 b'-gt.
Ineiuding August at tftW:: 8-ptem'ocr, 6fr.,
December, 66oc; ftarch. 636c; Mav.
60c, and July. 6oC. Spot coffee, qu'-l ;
No 7 Rio, 4c; Ns. Sarrio. 94C. Mild
coffee, dull: Cordova. 945 1 :w
SECOND WIFE IS.IEFT.OUT
Mr. Jtka Maker e. 8 Will Revel)
Sa Share af Estate at
MetJteaal.
Pc a evA-lsion of Judge Whoe'er f
Council Bluira In the John Bakr will
c.e. the e,ond Mrs. Raker win revelia
no abate hi the estate r h-r husharnl.
The will whlrlt w upheld hv Judgt
Whreler was made J.'intly hv Mr. Raker
and hi firrl wife. II married h senil
wife some time afr the first had tte3.
The will esse hs been In Its court for
some time snd is ra'd 10. be without
fsrallcl. -.
The joint will tefl lh etlsle to specify
heirs and provided that the survivor
should.haxe only a lite . interest In th
estate. Mr. Hae.ru secured th probating
of the will and afterward msrrlcd the
present Mil. Baktr. At his death she
sought te secure aa InteteM la tha estate,
but Judge Wheeler held the joint will was
good and dispo4 of all the property Id
the estate.
SIX MOTORS GO TO THE COAST
tar Freak fraaa the . McKrea tkssi
Will e t seal aa th tall- (
fsrale l.ieea.
A train of aia mptor cata fee ah from tha
McKeen Motor Car shops of Omaha will
be started for Cllirornla gt 7 o'clock Thurs
day morning. . These cars will go direct 10
SacrAmentb and from there apportioned to
Ihe various branch lines of the Southern
Pacific in the state.
OMAHA GEMER tl MARKETS.
rendition ar Trade sat tteetetlea aa
Slaiyle aad Faaey Pradac.
Bl'TTER Creamery. No. 1 delivered to
retail trad In carton. No. 1. in gi-th.
tubs. 224c; No. I. in 30-lb. tubs. tC; No
f. In -lb. tuba. 2i4c; No t. In 30-lb. tub.
2)c: No. 2. In 1-lh. esrtoaa. 20c; No. 1. in
carload lot. .14C; No. 2. in carload lot.
19yl94c; count t. fancy tubs. 17c: com
mon, 16c.
EGGS Fiesh candled, 19c per dosen.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream
twins. 144c; young .America. 4 tn hoop.
16c; favorite. 9 tn liiop. 154c; daisies. 2 In
hoop, 164c: cream brick, full caa. 134":
half caae. H4cr halt dosen bricks, lie. Ni
quotations on Swiss nor llmberger until
after Octoier. . v
BEEF CUTS-No. I rib. 17C7. Ntt. t r h
11c; No. t rib. c: No. 1 loin. 194-c; No. i
loin, 12c; No. t loin. 9c; No. I chuck. 64c;
No. t rhuck. 4c: No. t chuck. 4c; No. I
round. 94c; No. t round. 4c; No. I reund.
4c: No 1 plale, 64c: No. 2 plat, 44e;
No. I plate. 3e.
VEGETABLES - Celery. Michigan, per
dnx., 36c Beans, new wax and spring, one
third bu basket. 11.00; navy, per bu.. No. 1.
tv.70: lima. 64c per lb. Cabbage. 2c per lb.
Potatoes, new. per bu., tl.10. Tomatoes,
per 4-bssket crate. Watermelon, 25i
toe. Cantalope. California. t2.6Ofj3.00 per
crate. Aiparagu. ' per Jos.. 0e. Cucum
bers, per dot., 50c. Onions, Bermuda, tl.60
per crate; Texas yellow. 11 26 per crata.
Muahrooma, cultivated. pr lb., toe. Let
tuce, per dos., tsc. Peppers, southern, fl
per crate.
FRESH FRUITS Apples. f276t3 per
bu. box. Lemon. t4.6"4j6.O0. Oranges. f4.n0
4.00. Bananas, Ac per lb. Pit! ma, fl.S6 per
4-baket crate. Peachea. California, TOSt.'c
per box: Texas. 4-baaket crate. 63-iOc.
IVars. fl.tO per 4-basket crate. Blackber
ries. f4.00 per crate. Raepberrirs, 64 00 per
crate. Cherries.' t2.26 Curranta. f2.0t per
crale. Oooseberrles, 12-00 per crate
SUGAR Coarse granulated. 6.50c: fin
granulated. 6.70c; cubes, 0c;' powdired.
.5t? per lh.
DRPISSED POULTRY -Squab. flJ6
pr doxen.
LIVE POI'LTRT Hens, fc; springs. 134c:
roosters. 6c, ducks, young. 9c; old. 74c :
geese. 6c; turkeys. 14c; pigeons, 6c par
dozen: squabs, t-00 per dosen.
DRIED FRUITS Retains, loose Muaoftlel.
4c; fancy seeded. 1-lb. . carton, 10c. Cur
rants, unclsaned. lifec: cleaned. 6c; carton.
9c per lb. Prunes. 4oftVe per Back: 74;
per lb. Apricots. 26-10. boxes, 9c per lb.
Peaches, tjalifornia choice, 9c; fsncy boxes.
11c per lh. Pears. California. 11c. Dates,
Persian. 4c. Figs, layers, choice. lO'yc.
Citron. VgXc. Ixmon peel, IJc- Orange
'VlSH Halibut. 6c; trout, 14c; pickerel, tic;
pike. 1 4c; bullhead, skinned and dreaaed.
13c: white perch, fc; white baa. 17c; black
bts. 25c; crappie. 15c; white fiah. 13c;
red anapper. 14c: rioiinders. 13c: mackerel,
17c: codfish, freah ffoien. lfo; shad roe. 46e;
smelts. 13c; frog legs. 4ic; green aa turtle
meat. J6c: catrih. Iw; eel. pr lb., lie.
HIDES Quotation by J. S. Smith 4k Co.:
Green called No. 1. 10c; No. 2. 9c; bull
hides. No. 1. ftr; No. 2. 7c; .horse hides.
22.50: sheep pell. 24c to tl-50: dry pelta. 10c.
to 12c per lb.: dry, flint butcher hides, lie;
dry fallen hides. 11c: dry salted hide. 9c
REAL.ESTATE .TRANSFERS
Alice Elll to the Franciscan Staler
hood of Nebraaka. lot 12. block 2.
South Oniaha f 2
Edward F. Morrison and wife to t
Belle McNamara. lot II, block 2,
Sulphur Springe f.750
The Florence company to Marie K.
Carlherg. lot 1. Phelan add...... 40)
Elmer E. Bryon and wife to Herahel
F. Fleming, part lots 10 and 11,
block 7. Drak a add LSfU
Eugene J. Sullivan and wife to Emily
Shipley, lot, , block ISO; lots 4. 6. .
8. 9, 10, 12. 14. 16, 17. If. 19, block 131;
lot 20. block 134. and lota t, 8. t. l'
14. block 142 Florence., 1
David W. Merrow and wife to Emi.y
Shipley, lot 19. block 131.-Florence.. 1
Meyer Coren to Samuel Pliaunlx.
lot . block 11 Plalnvlew Too
Walter E. Keeler and wife to Samuel
A. Connell. part lot 99. Gile s add . 604
C. A. McKenzt and wife to Rhoda
E. Lear, part tax lot It. ne'a 4
n4 section 4-16-13 1
Dartmouth college to Htf M. Crab
tree, lot 6. Wilson add !,;
Same to aam. lot f. Wilson's add. to
Kounts place 1, 500
Same to same, lot 7. Wilson's add. ta
Kountae place 1.54)
Karry A Tukey to Susie Robblns,
lot 1. Epworth ti
Lmis G. Fghrm at;d wife to 8. L.
Gatrs. ii la I block 9. , E. V.
Smith's add 1
8. L. Gates to Carolina Falirm. s4
lot 6. block 9. E. V. Smith's add.. 1
Hastings A Heyden 10 Edwsrd fl.
l-'lor. part, lots LI. la and. 30. block "
2, Alamo Plasa t,9
John B. Whlttaker and wife to Fred
Nelsoti. lots 1 and 71. block 2. Sa un
der 4k Htmebaugh's add..... .. afA
Security Investment exmipsny te CM
cago. St. Paul. Minneapolis . A
Omaha Railroad company, part lot
la. block 124. Florence 1
Same to same, part lot f. block 4,
Florence 1
Omaha Safe Deposit A Trust com.
psny to Hastings A Heyden. lots
3 and 11, Ames' add. to Hillsdsla
and lot 4. Amea' 2d add to Htiledai. 1
Sonhia E Thompson and husband ta '
KUery R. Humes, tot 7. Mlllur s sub
div J
Inn Xadtjen and b'1-b.rvt (r V11.
1am Nurse lot f. block t, Myers,
Rl. hards A Tilden'a add. IM
County trcaturrr to rr.i.k ,.ie-ioid.
lot 5. block 419: lot 19. block 44; hit
17, block 40. and othr property.
Grandvirw ,.
John A. Creiglon Real Eatat and
Trust company to Jehn I.'. Corrca.
lot is. block 1. Crelghton 1st add. il
fame to Alice Ellis, hit 12 and 4 lot
12. Kountse "A" add l.dgo
Oniaha I.( n and Building aaaoriatien
10 Anton Neapeany and wife n4
lot 21. block 4. Poller A Cobb a
add 7l
Shinier A- Chase Co. to (jarar V. Carl
aon. part lot Oia add t74r
Jfrin A. Crelghton Real Eatat and
Trui company to Charle A. Hoin
Hna. lot Zi and 26.. Work f. Crelgp-.
ti.n let add ti' til
Total
t27,6ST
UP-TO-DATE REPORTS
CXJ.TAIM ITE AtTHKSTIO
IK)UW.T!OX OX
Yukon
FREE
Copper, Curb and Mining OuIIqqV
rJ TrtnUy Place. Naw y0rk
4 Baaapl cspUft Ttt
U1M par year
aa -Mkcaa
Caters Tot.o
lopah. Goldfllli
Ely. BvTi
Cobalt. Tartngton. Tintic. Bins nun ark
city, ccatsi- tvuai ana nawtua