Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE; FRIDAY, AUGUST 29. 1908.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trade it Light and the Influence ii
Not Pronounced.
RECEIPTS ARE QUITE GOOD
nertel llofkt Are Being Rapidly
F.ihmtfi and ' the Market!
Are Working va
9oa1 Baals.
OMAHA, Aug. 27, 19.
Tht tram market were again firm to
', but ruled dull, gaining aomewhat,
n trad? fairly light.
Receipt arc generous and particularly
corn receipts, but cash grata ia readily
taken up and ha not been drug to the
options. '
RtservM stocks are being rapidly ex
hsustei and the market are woralng on a
nund ba1.
Wheat opened steady and wit sustained
on acalping order, hut later became dull
and some late selling easily sent valuea
inner without much resiatance noticeable,
eptember wheat opened at nl closed
at ii
Corn held I jdy In the fare of large
receipt on a Moral effort to advance It.
There la son alight fear entertained of
early front and other damage, which
might easily result owing to tne lnteness
of the large portion of the crop. Septem
ber rem opened at 3c and rloed at i24c.
Primary wheat receipts were 786.000 bu.,
and Shipments were- fVOtfl bu., sgalnst re
ceipt last year of 679,0"0 bu. and ahlpmeruta
of 4,0W bu. ' '
torn -receipt were 811, tW) bu.. and ehlp
meata were &48.OO0 bu., agalnat receipts last
year of 366,000 u. and shipments of 362,
00t hu.
r'ir&ira were, none of corn, none or
oata nd wheat and flour equal to 484,000
bu.
Liverpool clod unchanged on wheat
and So higher on earn.
Lopal faug of options.
Article Open. High.) Low. Cloae. Ts'y.
Wheat
Sept...
Dec...
Corn. ,
Sept...
Due...
Oata
Sept...
May...
91 w!
9SJI
I
61HI
I
47S
49
01
Vi1
- 9IV
f4
I
T2
eiS.
73 '
73
as
47t,
49
... . i
' 474
48
9
49',
Osaaha Casn Prleea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 9293V; No. S
hard. 90r3r: No. 4 hard, a;;; No. a
spring. H&foc: no grade, 80ffc.
4.A-nr rto.-, lac; io. j, li-iiitn-,
TlHiJ'aei No. I yellow, nw&ZW l No. 1
while, TjiifiS'c.
OATB No. S mixed. 477He; No. t white,
4;tr484r: No. 4 white, 4734iHe.
JKYfi-rNo.. 2. 76?7c; No. S. 7dC7o.
"Ct4l0t Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago ...."....I.. M 2M U!
ftf inneanolia - 73 ... ...
Omaha 30 88 69
' Dululh 32
CHICAOU GRAI.'X AND PROVISIONS
. Keaiaurea'ol the Trading: and Cloalng
Prleea ea Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. A Blackening In
export demand and generally favorable
weather for the movement In -the. north
west were factorg that contributed to an
eaay cloee In the focal wheat markot to
day.' Corn, oata and provisions closed
firm. . '
The wheat market waa Inclined to be
weak at the start, opening quotations be
ing unchanged to U Ohio lower. The ln-
fluencea that created thl bearlah sentl
mr.t niM. lower eahlea and weather con
dltlons In the apring wheat country. The
.. r.AtA tnr last nleht for Minne
sota and the Dakota failed to materially
except. In portlona ot Minneaota, and re-
porta receivea toaay inoitmru imi,
ik.ik rvaatina- had been somewhat de
layed acroaa the International boundary
line by wt weather, the new crop In the
Canadian provinces would be ready for
market at an early date. Toward the end
of the first hour the market became firm,
nwlna to huvlnr of September by ahorta
and aah. inUreeta. the latter
miu.rv and aelllna December,
. Thia resulted In a narrowing of the pre
' mlum on Deoemeer to only He above cVp
tember and caused September to advance
from 91 T4 96c. Sentiment became bear
i.te ..-in ia.a in th. riav and nrlca
yielded to lainy mdi pium-v...... ,
local holdere. The weakneaa waa Pftly
due to the poor demand for cash wheat.
With the exception of a few bM
Durum wheat and for herd winter wheat
for Auguat loading, there waa no export
demand today and no caah aalea were re
ported. New York, however, reported ten
boatload for export. The market cloaed
fy with price. 9 Ho higher to H O S4C
foweT. September eloaed at .4 He and
December kt 4t?4Hc Clearance, of
wheat and flour were equal to 4J4.000
uhela. Primary receipts were 752.000
bushels, compared with 7,000 buehela
for the corresponding day a year ago.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 41S care, agalnat 214 cara laat
week and 2S0 cara a year ? , .
Small recJpta and an excellent demand
for the caah grain cauaed atrength in tne
corn market. The price of caah grain waa
HO higher and total galea were estimated
at sio.OOft bushels. The market closed
firm with pricea law i .
Sag final quotattone. Local receipt
4 ' " . , . l. aa - - - - Mnlri!
were -om cars, wun . -
Oats were strong all day. Caah sales
here totalled 110,000 bushels and prh.es
at ho oamplo tables were up Ho. The
Jlos. wlTstrong with price, up H Ho
-to He Local receipt were 217 car.
Provision, wore firm. Total arrive s
today were 48,000, compared with TS.000
the corre.pondlng day a year ago At the
close pricea were a ahad to 12 He aigher
than tne previous cloee.
' Estimated receipts tomorrow! W heat, SI
carl" Torn : lt- 119 fw,i h0"'
15.000 head. . . ,.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles.! Open.! High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
fi 93'J MH194H$C4
9fHI W,4SilT.'95VfH
' Sept.
94 ".
1)6 ?H
Dec.
' May
9HI
Corn I
I
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oata
ept.
Dec.
May
P"ik
Sept.
Oct.
. Jan.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Man.
no,-
'Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
77MTHI
li 1 77 77N 7..i
HI
H uH tw .
. Ma oi-i "7J
I
I 4i
I 49S
5U$
60
50
82
40U
49HWM
49H
4H
&1V.
14 42H
49H
&1H
14 50 I 14 6THI 14 47HI
14 88
14 85
16 H6
14 85HI 14 8 I 14 B7Hl
14 5"
IB 7H! I Vsl
15 90
IB 87H
S 35
46
30
S 30
40
9 S.'H
9 J
M)
9 2i
t 75
. 8 si
t 42H
42S
9 27sl
9
27H1
I
1S7HI 3H
8 72HI 8
8 88 I $ 7Hl
87HI a
8 30 I 830
6 27HI 30
S 2JH
'So. 2.'- '
nth otiotationa were as followa.
FLOCR-Ftrm; winter ratents, S4.Hif
laic airaiahta U0nni4l5: aurltig patents,
S.6'Si.lO, straights. $4.0uS.2v. bakers. $i.70
WHEAT No. 3 apring. 95C$104; No. 2
red. 4Tj0'Vc.
CORN No. 3, 7J4jOHc; No. 2 yellow. off
'Hr.
OATS No. 2 white, 8qc; No. 3 whlti.
,4S6IHe. -
' RTF-No. 3. 7'6T8c.
. BARtaRY Good feeding. 81tj4c; fair to
t'linu-e malting. tjoiK-.
HEEDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern. tl'.2V
Prime timothy, $3.50.
' HRiVlslON8 Short ribs. sid'S (loose).
' $S fclv&' H. Mess pork, rer ho , $4 -a
,li 2H- lfo. P" lflf ln,- W-So. Short clear
.SldrS (boxed. $9.0fKk8.
Receipt and shipment ot Hour and grain
a 10,110 w.
.Tlur. bbls.... '.'...
Wheat, bu
lorn, bu..,,......
t. bu .'..,
By. bu;
baiiey. bu
Recelp's. Shipments.
. .. 3i 8 .1.4 0
.... 77.yo n&.o.i
. . . JtO.lVV 241 ,!0
,...T7 2'7.tM
... S.'0 ' " 2
- On the Produce exchange today the but
er market wss ateady) creameries, lS'tlf
2JHc; dairks. 17030c. Eggs, steady at mark,
riul Included. 14417c; firsta. lHo; prim
fust. c. Cheese, ateady; 11VoWc.
' t. Loala General Market.
ST. ,tX)l ia Aug. 27WHE.T-Weak;
traik, No 2 red cash. (Si4ft97c; No. 2 hard,
5H&o: December. 94,&S6v; May, 9c.
' CORN Hlgber; track. Ne. cash. 77(6
'7;'e; No. J ahit. 77'inV; December.
awiSniSiHc: May, fci8L'V.
; OAT8-Higher; tra. k. No. J cash. 49.-: No.
f whit. 61m; December, 4Hc; May, 414c
RYE eWarce. 8Ha.c
. rLOt'R-4oll; red winter ' patents. $4 46
Ai, extra fancy aad atraight. a.S0iij4.i;
tra Wi5airi
tiCEtN-Timothy, eteadv at S3, fifl 1 7$.
UN.Mfc.AL-8ladv; li fu
. PRO1HION - Po,k. higher: Jobblr..
ti-l L-Md. higher; prime aleam. t'J l ti
iai lr alt meals, steady; boned et:
short. 14 76: clsar ribs. 19.71.: short rlesrs.
linn Bacon, steady; twined estra ehorta.
81" .'; clear ribs, tlO2H; shott clears,
tl"7't.
RR.X-Lowfr; sacked, rast trsck. $1.00
1 o '
HAY I'm hsnged': ' timothy, new, t7.6'4
U.f.; prairie, 17 V.
IRON ( UTTON Tlh.BW4l.nq,
KAOfilNCI" 7 15-10.
HEMP TWIN fc 7c.
PurLTRVPteedv: "chickens. c; springs,
13c; turkejs, Ho; ducks, TUtc; geese. 6c.
BCTTER-Sleady; creamery, l623c.
LGG3 Firm, Ih, case count.
Receitt Bhlnmenta.
Flour, blila I2.0O0 l.nn
Wheat, hu W.noo 3x000
Corn, bu M,0 :'7."Ort
Ohio, bJ WtJ.ouO lo.OOfl
ftEW YORK iK KK tli MAKKET
tnoialona of Ike Daf on artoa
C'omaaodltlea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27. FLOVR Re-
celpta. HS1H hhla.; exports, i.4i bbla s
aales. a.'.'OO bM.; mantel easy wiin rair
trade: Minnesota patents. $5. 2698.78; win
ter straight. 4 00ti4.16: Minnesota
bakers. I4.1O0 4.2O: winter extras, JS 40
J0; winter patente. 4.40fl4 76; winter
low grades. 13.3010 3 60. Rye Tlour uarriy
ateady; fair to good, $4.1 i & 4.80; choice
to fancy. II H.i. ..
CORN M K A I Klrm : fine white and yel
low, ti.70Szl.76: coarse, 11 46B1.70; kiln dried.
14.26.
r x k pun ; no. 3 western, 14c, t. o. o.,
New York.
BARLKYKasv: malting. 470c, c. I.
f. Buffalo; feeding, - 72t, c. 1. f, New
1 orK. -
WHEAT Receipts, 9,i00 bu.; exports,
43.153 bu.: sales. 2.800 bu.- fnturee and
24.000 bu. spot. Spot market easy; No. 2
red, H.00'4 4f 1.01V-elevator: No. 2 red.
r. o. b. artoet; ivo. i normern uu
luth. $1.18S. f. o.f"tloat: No. 3 hard
winter. $1.04 H. f.-: .-bv", afloat. In the
early part of thf eeeloi wheat n qulie
firm and-about' fee :K higher on bulla
support and light roftntry acoeptam?ea. It
later yielded to unloading, nnwevrr. ami
waa flnnllv V (!? se net lower. Septem
ber. $101 H B 1.02 H. cloaed at $1.01: De
cember. f.02H Pl.03'i. closed at 11.03;
May. l.ottri.u, -Kaea at i
CORN Receipts. 4.300 bu.; sales, 20.000
bu. Spot market steady;- No. 2, SOc, nom
inal, elevator, arid 0 He. nominal, deliv
ered. Option market was higher at the
west, showing HA1 He net rla. Septem
ber closed at S7He; December, 7H
77Hc, closed at 77HS May, 72iei73Ho.
closed at 73 He
OATS Receipts, 78.000 bu. Spot mar
ket ateady; mixed oats. 28 to 32 pound,
81 H", natural white, 2 to 31 pound".
64H4?6Hc; clipped white. 33 to 40
pounds, 84?82c.
FEED Dull; spring bran, $24.28; mid
dling. $28.10; city, $24.85.
HAY Quiet; ahlpplng, 6066c; good to
Choice. S088c. . ,
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, 20c; Central
America, 20Hc
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 24H29'Ac.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, 118-J
(B17.60; mess, $14 B01B.60; hama. $..009
30.00; packet. $16.00C3lS.OO; city extra India
mess, $z6.0026.fi0. C'ut meata. steady;
pickled belllea. $.75lO.0O; pickled html,
$11 60tM2.OO. Lard, firm; western, A.0&)
70; refined, firm; continent. $1010:
South America, $10.78; compound, $7.87 H
8.2S. Pork, steady;- family, 18.00Qi
18.80; short clears, $17.60ll.60; 'mess,
$18.98 17 25. . .
TALLOW Dull: city 2.Pr,r"k,1''
B,c; country (packages free), 8Hf6Hc.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3i7o; Japaneee, nominal.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, thirds t
firsts, lRiKfflc.
CHEE8B Steady; state full cream,
specials, 12HlSc; state, full cream,
amali: colored or white, fancy, lie; large,
colored or white, fancy. ll4c; large, good
to prime. lKpllHc: large, common to fair.
TEQQS-Steady; atate, Pennsylvania and
Pennsylvania fancy, eelected, white, -9'
30c: good to choice. Wj'Xci brown ai I
mixea, rancy, oc; ir iu
POULTRY Alive, quiet; spring chickens,
18c; fowls. 13c; turkeys, 12c. Dressed,
quiet; western spring chickens lijlSo;
apring turkey , SOdc; fowla. 13HS14C. .
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Pair for Friday, After a Kflgkt of
" Cooler. -
OMAHA. Aug. 27. 1908
Light and scattered showers continued In
the upper Missouri and upper -Mississippi
valleys during Wednesday forenoon and
heavy ralna fell In the lower Missouri val
ley Wednesday night,, belnf excessive in
northwestern Kanaas and northwestern
Missouri. Clear weather prevalla weat of
the Missouri river this morning and It will
be fair In thle vicinity tonight land Friday.
hat cooler tonight. Heavy
rains continue general along the Atlantic
coaat. ....
rmihi record or lemneraiure ana precip
ltatlon compared with the corresponding
day ot the last tnree years:
1908. 1907. 1908, 1908.
Minimum temperature.... 82 68 82 . 69
Prec citation .' .w .w .to
Normal temperature ior toaay, tt degrees.
Excess In precipitation ainoa Marcn i
01 inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
6.40 inches.
Deficiency corresponding penoo in isus,
4.1 7lnches. I A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Region Bolletta.
For the twenty-four hours ending at S
a. m.. 78th meridian time, Thursday, August
27. 1908:
temp. nam
Station. Max. Mln. fall
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy'
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland. Neb 7 1
.87
Auburn, Neb 76 64 .00
Broken Bow, Neb. 78 4R .00
Columbus, Neb... 74 SO .07
Culbertaon, Neb.. 78 68 .00
Falrbury, Neb... 86 60 .11
Fairmont, Neb... 74 66 .02
Or. Island, Neb.. 72 64 .00
Hartington. Neb. 87 61 .00
Heatings, Neb.... 73 61 .00
Holdrege, Neb.... 78 61 .00
Oskuale, Neb 74 61 . .0
Omaha. Neb 73 62 .12
Tekamah, Neb.... 72 .06
Alta. la 74 88 .00
Carroll, la 79 64 .03
Clarinda. la 69 54 .80
Sibley. Ia 72 68 .10
Sioux City. Ia.. 64 70 T
PL cloudy
Clear ,
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Minimum . temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain,
central. oiauena. xu'x. win. inches.
Chicago, ill M
Colunibua, 0 18
Dea Molnea, Ia.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kanaas City. Mo.. 20
Louisville, Ky 19
Mlnneapolia, Minn. 3l
Omaha, Neb 19
St. Louie, Mo.'.... 12
80 64 . 00
70 62 .00
74 64 .08
84 66 '.00
84 62 1.10
84 68 .00
72 60 .10
74 88 .08
82 58 .02
Light showers . were general over the
western portion or the corn and wheat r
glon within the last twenty-four hours and
excessive rains fell in northeastern Kansas
snd northwestern Missouri. Temperatures
continue numerate over tne corn belt.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kanaaa City Uraln and Provlaloaa
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27-WHEAT-Un
changed; September, 88Hc; December, 89Hc
May, Wi,o; cash. No. JJJlBrl, lllai6c; No. :
hard. hK&Mc; No, 2 rfOc'jDo; No. 3 red
CORN Cnchan'gediiSfrtAnber. 71c; De
cember. 58V; May,"Sfic; cash. No. 3
nnxeu, i-c: iso. 3 mixed T:ti-'c; No.
white. 73c: No. 3 white. 72H4ii2Vc.
OATS L'nchanged: No. '4 white, 48650c
-o. b nuxea, f c -ftc.
RYE-7.tf60c.
HAY Steady r-ciok-e timothy, ti&OifjiaOO
cnoice prairie. tiiB'Qiw.
BLTTER-FInu: rgiunary exUs,, 23c
pacaing sioca. IV. '
EGOb Firm; fresh extras, 21c; curren
rectrli ts. 16Hc. : . -
..1 , ' Rersipls. Shipments
Wheat, bu I85,i)ir li.u0u
Corn, bu ....'.?....-. 1,A 14X)0
Oata. bu .i.,......0UO 4.000
Mlnneanolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 27.-WHEAT-8ep-teniber.
Miiec; December. tSlfSe; No.
1 hard. $Yi7; No. 1 northern. $102H. No. t
northern, lHc: No. 3 northern, lte7ac.
BRAN In hulk, $18 .60V18.76.
FljOI'R I-arger shipments attest better
demand; first patents. 86 760 5. So. second
patnts. $0.60(36 i0: first clears, $4. 4. 48 ;
second clears, lU.aeuS 6o.
Liverpool Grain Marvel.
MVKRPOOl,, Aug.' 27-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, 7a o'd.
Future, barely steady; September, ts 4d;
Decern her. 7 6'v1, 1
CORN Spot, firm: American mixed. 7a
4d. Eutuies, quiet; September, 6 iSd.
. aj. . j k .
Mllwaakeev ttrwla 'Market.
MILWACKCE, Aut: 27. WHEAT Easy ;
No 1 northern. Il.ludl i;; No. . northern,
tl 94JJ 10: December. St'-c-
BARLEY Easy; stmpla.' Ci5c.
CORN Higher; December. Sc. No. 3
caan. .c.
feorla Market. "
PEORJA. II! . Aug 27.-CORN-frm: No
2 llo. .8S'J7c, No. S yellow. 7',3?c,
AO t t.4o; i o. a, ii-wc, no graae, tbtC.
a 1 o etsaay ; jxo. wnna.
iSc; No. 4
wni.e. ijc
W KIEKY-H ST. V t
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Pronounced Progress ii Made in
Direction of Higher Prices.
HARRIMAN ISSUES TAKE LEAS
Cvatlaaed Ease of Money Market
t aases lnereaaed Demand fur
' Boads aad High Ilea 1
Stoeka.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-L'nder the influ
em e of a heavy covering movement, in
duced In large part by an evening up '
process or tli snort concerned in tne sus
pension of A. O. Brown Co., today's
tota market maae pronouncea progress in
he dliection of higner orices. Again the
eaders were the Harriman Issues, southern
Pacific advancing to a new high level and
In Ion Pacific selling at Its hignrst figures
n considerably over a year, as nas rjeen
ne case rignt along, no langinie news ai
ended the upward movement of these
stocks, but the board room was full of
gossip about an Increase in the Southern
pacllic dividend ana talk OI newer earninga
by both roads for July. Encouragement
waa found In the belief that no more un
toward incidents are likely to result from
the early week's excitement. An excellent
Impression was created by the eaee.wlth
which the new Atchlaon $17,000,0u0 bond Issue
wss marketed, and by tne generally better
demand for high clasa bonda. In specula
tive circles a more cheerful view of market
conditions seemed to be taken. To the
rareful student It is evident that the large
Increase In the number of shareholder in
the more Important corporations has
greatly reduced the floating supply of ae
curltlea. Then, too, the continued ehesp.
ness of money has driven many wealthy
Individuals and Institutions Into the pur
chase of bonds and assured dividend
payers.
Trading during the first hour waa almost
aa large aa for the entire previous day,
and such adverse factors aa the flood dam
ages In the south and numerous unfavor
able railroad returns seemed to call for
scant attention. For the month of July
fifty-five railroads reported a decrease of
18.67 per cent -In gross earnings. For the
sefond week of this month return from
tnirty-six road show a decresse in gross
earninga of 11.7$ per cent, and for the
third week twelve leading llnra fell off
12.08 per cent. Among the Individual state
ments were iNortnern pacific, wnn a de
ficit of $ti6jflOO for Jun, and Lake Shore St
Michigan Southern, whose Quarter ended
June 30. showed a decree ae of over $325,000
In surplus. The Poorest exhibit wss that of
Southern Railway, which reported a de
crease In gross earnings from July 1 of
li.ew.wu ,tne tnira week or mis montn
lone falling off 8186.O0O. That the western
road are making very alow nroeress to
ward recovery is evidenced in tne July
statement of Chicago & Northwestern,
which reported a decrease of about $750,000
in gross earnings.
The Harriman Issues became buoyant
In the late session of the market.
and the entire list participated In Die rise.
neaoina maae a net gain or 4. ana soutn-
ern Pacific and Union Pacific acored net
galna of 34 and 4H Dointa. reanectlvely
Trading In the last two Issues constituted
over 34 per cent of the day a business,
which closed at top pricea, despite heavy
realising for profile. Lackawanna on
small tranaactiona gained 16H pointa.
In the London market, Americana were
strong, snd some demand for Erie Issues
was reported from ttie continent. The de
mand for money here continues at a atand
still, with freer offerings. Foreign ex
change advanced smartly on active bidding
to cover snort contracts, nut later loat Ita
early gain. Another $500,000 gold coin ship
ment to Canada was made today, making
the week'a total to date $1,250,000. There
were few notable featurea In the weekly re
turns of the leadtne- Euronean financial In
stHutlons. The Bank, of Enaland total re
serves increased nareiy xi.too.ono; making Its
proportion ot reserves to liabilities Mi.su per
cent, a gain of 1.30 tier cent on the previ
ous week. The Bank of Franoe Increased
Its gold holding by about $580,000.
The general bond market waa strong.
Total sales, par value. $6,430,000. No change
in government bonds on call.
Number ot aales and leading quotations
en stocks wars as follows- -
Sale. High. Lew. CloM.
Ameliimated Coppsr
to
78 S 7XW
Am. C. A T
l.ioo
40H
40(4 4fv,
. 101
16 3U
...... to
tH 29t
.....
M . , ,
10T - 10
Am. C. P. pfd
Am. Cotton OH
Am. H. A It. tit....
3.100 M
'i.'teo 'its
4,K 7
Am. Ire SnirllM.. ..
Am. Masses, oil.
am. L.oeomotiT
Am. LooomMlva pfd.....
100 107
Am. t. A R ...
36.300
Am. S. R. pfd
Am. Bucar Refining....
Am. Tobacee pfd....,...
American Woolen ......
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atchlaon pfd v
Atkantlo Cosst Lint
tne lom 1071 is
1HX 13 1SH iSi
24
4SH
R.tOO
11. too
ton
"ii.
tT.
Sit
I04
44
44.
KM4
si
.1
V414
ii
tin
si
Baltimore A Ohio
Hal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
t.ino tft
too
700 13
62H
3H
S.Om Vt 17b'a 17H
t.00 24 tf 2HH
Central Laalhar
Cantral LNthar pfd....
lrSt4
Central of New Jersey..
Chaaapcak A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
China so N. W
1,0V) 4!T4 U 424
trK) S 44 M.
1.100 142V IHIk 1J
O., M. a St. P
C. C. C. A St. L
Colorado T. A I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. A Bo. lat pfd
Colo. A So. 2o pfd
Consolidated 0
Corn Products
Pelawsr A Hudson....
Penver A Rl O
P. R. O. pfd
Planners' Securities ...
Erls
Kris lit pfd
Brie id pfd
General Eiaetrtc
Ot. Northern pld
Ot. Northarn Or etfa. .
Illlnote Central .
Intarborough Mat
1st. Mat. pfd
International Paper ....
In). Pa par pfd
International Pump ....
loata Cantral
Kanaas City So
K. C. Bo. pfd
Umtavllle A N
Mexican central
Minn. A Rt. Loula
M. , St. P. A 8. t. M. .
Missouri Pacific
M , K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. 'T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northarn Paclfla
Pacific Mall
Paonaylvanla ,
People's Gaa
P., C. C. A 8i. L
PTSeaed Steel Car
Pullman Palaco Car
Railway Steal Spring...
Reading
Republlo Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock l.tsnd Co
Rfxa I. land Co. pfd ...
ft. L. A S. P. d pfd..
St. Louis W
It. L. S. W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield B. A I
Southern Pacific
Bo. Pacific pfd
So. Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Teiae A Pacific
T . St. L.' A W
T. St. A W. pfd...
t nlos Parlfle
Vnlon Faciiiv pfd
f. B. Ruhber ,
V. t. Rubber 1st pfd..
V. 8. Steel
1 8 Steel pfd ...
I'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ,
e -Car. Chem. pfd...
Wabajh
tabaah pfd
83,700 144 HiS .4.1'i
U
7K) US tl
6.9O0 34 S3Tt
SOA 614. 62
O0 M'4 54
544
, 12,500 140S 137 "4 13'e
a. lOO llta. if . ,f
l.lliO 17! 14 170 171
100 2S 2S .1
frt) U . (oU 47
7on itt, 3t 244
17,100 244. 23 21S
1.1)10 3S JVi !
300 144 144 lilt
12.4M lii4 13414 1384
J (X 47H 4" kli,
2.300 l:i4k U714 13414
1.1m
1.100
i:
ll'S
33 1,
H'4
S44
3314
1H
110 2SV U
24'
17
24i
4
"0
67 '
too 110
lOtvt ItiHti
5H
t0 2044
2KW
1.100 123 121 J23'i
, A . Jt I r. . . -, . ...
4". tin-m 1., -a "--1
t.tno II
!'
10 46
64
10.400 Kt'i
lu
1..IM1 1W1
106
t.imo 4314
1.400 76
400 42',
42-4
74
1
4J
ll
42 4
li.itm IMS 144
inn i;.S'4 lfs 1-SH
. no M4 t4 i
1D Tl 73 li
ItjO 26 1414 4H
, ine
100 ;v i 11
.144.100 1214a .124-4. 1244
. 1,000 a 23 2.14
. l,IK" 1K-4 it. IV.
. 4.100 1H, 17', 17V
. II. 400 14, 344
I'O ill '4 i7
... 100 17 17 ,17l
. I. TOO II 1 I
. 1.7IVI fc.V tl 4V,
.ir4.) 104 , im 1S
. 1.1(4 lit', lll lis
. l.ViO ill 1
4.11
', 41 44'4
IT", fH .1714
24 i54 Ml,
2S 21. 24
M't 6rV, V44
. 1,204
. 1,700
20
400
.221300 14214
. 1,K 4414
100 1114
100 100
. 44.110 47
. le.eie lis
. J. 4-0 4 It,
1!.S 12
134 us
100 100
4S'i 44',
104 pus
41S 44 S
son z
itm li.TH K4 107S
vn i;s 12S I2S
1
400
ion
!4S
its
7S
4
weetinghnua Electric
Western I'mon
Wheeling a L g
74'a
64
S
ta'4
66
too
60
s
Wleeoneln Central
t4S
J
24-4
Total aalaa for the ear, 904. In ehares.
Now York Mining; llarka.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Closing quotation
en mining stocks:
Aike
tie . Leadvlll Cos.
.. 2
.. 7
.. 4
. lil
..li
. .JiS
. . e
Breece
, a Mule Chief ..
. t Meilras
. SO Ontario
14 Ophir
. Standard
. fr Yellow Jacket
110
Brunawli-k Cob
Com. Tunnel stock..
Com. TuSoel bonds..
Con. Cat, A Va
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Offered.
foreign Financial.
LONDON. Aur. 27. Monev was In h.it,
demand on the market today frr month-
end requirements, and discounts were firm
On the Stock exchange the settlement was
concluded without diftlculty. Evidences of
Broadening business waa apparent, narticu
larly in freight raila. home raila and the
Kaffir sections, where qjlte subaiant'al ad
vances went registered. Uiit-rJged securi
ties also benefited by the more confident
support and cheaper monry, while the
better bank return aasiated in the healthy
and atrong tone. - American securities were
needier in the forenoon. In sympathy with
Wall street, but dealings were not large,
owing to the uncertain outlook. Ferine
stocks snd I'nited Statee Steel received the
most attention and 'were quoted rather
above parity. The activity Increased In the
ajteino n and fluciustiona were aide and
niott h.gnsr. New York baujhl weil and
rellers herame arte. and the market
fmiahed atrong Copprr sharea were strong.
Japanese bond were a feature In the for
tlan eoctlon.
BERLIN, Aug. fJ Trading on the riourae
tnilay was firm and prices were higher.
PA RIP. Aug. t'. Frlee on the Bourse
today rpenert firm and became heavy
towards the cloee.
8 lork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-MONEY-On call.
easv, 's!1 rr vent; ruling rate. 1 per
cent; closing bid. 1'4 per cent; offered at
4 per cent, lime loan, dull: sixty dsys.
per cent: ninety nays, m." per cent; six
months, S't per cent.
PRIME Mbttt-AIN 1 1 1,E I'ArER-JMt1
per cent.
itHLi.Mi ivai ti.. nr. rues ny, wun
actual business In bankers' hills at $4 MJfv9'
El:(5 for sixty-day bills, and at S4 S..x for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.WVa4 -93.
SILVER Bar. sivc: Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
strong.
Closing quotations or. bond ware at
follows:
V. I. nf. Ss. ri....I'm Hock. Vl. 4m H'J1
do coupon .
ini. Met. 4.
.. .1t 1.. A N. inl. 4i
... Msa. e. g. 4s M
. ...?i Mtx. Centrsl 4t n
....Hl't n tut Inc I
.... (4 Minn. A St. la 4.
...1""e.M.. K. A T. 4 $
...lOfV, 4 t M8
a k. r. n. t m. c 4s us
tl. 8. la. ret
do coupon .
. S. 4e. reg.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4..
do ts
Atchlaon gs. 4a..
do ad). 4a
do rv. 4a
do rv. ts
. 14 N. T. C. s. tSa
t'S
loss n. J C g. 6a
. 4 No. Pacific 4a ,
.1'" do le
. S S-. A W. r. 41
. 4'4o. B. U rfdg. 4 -
.1044 pens. cv. 1st ltlt
. ts so ccn. 4a
. at Reading tn. 4a...
..1-4
..103S
.. 'S
.. MS
.. MH.
.. B4S
..101s
.. J4S
..1M4
'Atlantic C. L. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4a...
do SSS
Rrk. R. T. e. 4.
Central of Oa. ta.
do let Inc
do Id Ine
do td Inc
. 46 Re. of tuba 4a
chea. A Ohio 44a. ..lot
91. L I I. H. 5a..l0.4
Chicago A A. IS"
t St. U A 8. P. fg. 4a. I0S
, B. a 44. n. 4a..
. R. I. A P. 4e ...
do col. 5a
do rfdg. 4a
74 st. 1 a. w. e. 4 ... 7J
47S Seaboard A. b. 4e... its
tS 8o. Pacific 4s "IS
'; do Iwr 4a 4S
t 9a. Railway 6a ion
71 Taias A P. Is 1KH
4 T.. Bt. U A W. 4s.. 7S
2 fnlon Pacific 4s 103'4
1"1 do ev. 4a 97S
2i4 I' 8. Btael id 8a 1
. S ehah ta 107
ft Western Md. 4a ft
7S W. AUG. 4S 71
.tt wu. Central 4s MS
S7',
C4'C. A St. U. g. 4a
Colo. Ind. 6e
Colo. Mid. 4a
Col. A 0. 4a
Dele. A H. cv 48..
II A R. O. 4a
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Japan 4a
do 4Ss
do 2d perils '.
Bid. Offered.
ROSTON. Aug. 27. Monev. call loans. 29
S per cent; time loans, 314Vt per cent.
Closing quotations on stocks ana oonas:
Atchlaon adj. 4s..
.. 1 Adventure
J
do 4a
MSAIIoue,
90S Amalgamated
t4 Atlantio
.. :i4
.. m
.. 14
.. :o
..t7
.. :A
.. ftS
.. 10
.. 't
..104
.. 21',
!! i4s
.. 44
..
.. 4:
..no
.. ?7
.. 13
.. iJS
.. '1.1
.. 0
.. I.4i
.. 4:s
.. 25 S
.. 4-4
.. 5
.. s
..114
Me. Central 4s..
Atchleon R. R....
do efd
t44 Bingham
Boston A Albany. ....214 Cal. A Heclt..
Pneton 4k Maine. ...17 centennial
Pn.too Elevated
,.114 Copper Range
,.I14S Daly West ..
,. leS Franklin
,.14ISOranby
,.H2 Lie Rovale ...
.. 24S Maas. Mining .
. : Jl Michigan
. . S Mohawk
..1.10 1, Mont. C. A C. .
..12s Old Dominion
. .12S Osceola
.. -4 Parrot
.. 92 Qulncy
Fltchburg pfd
Mexican central ..
N. T.. N. H. A H.
t'nion Pacific
Am. Arte. Cham..,
do pfd
Am. Fneu. Tubs...
Amer. Bugsr
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
pomlnion 1. A 8.
.a Shannon
Edlaon Flee. Illu....2! Tamarack
Oenersl Electric
.14614 Trinity
Maas. Electric
.... S I'nited Copper .
.... 47., V. 8. Mining...
64 f. 8. Oil
....IMS I t'll
0 Victoria
.... U Winona
. ... 17 Wolverine
do pfd
Meaa. oaa
t'nlled fruit ..
I'nited B. M...
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
. ..lon
Bid. Aaked. Ex-dl Tldend.
London Closing; Mocks.
LONDON. Aug. 97. American securities
opened steady today. During the early
trading Union Pacific and Southern Pa
clflo shares were In demand and advanced
84. At noon the tone was firm snd prices
were unchanged to sdovs yesterday s
New York closing.
London closing stocks:
Consols, money ...... ts M., K. A T....
,. 225
,.Wo
.. 7'i
.. M
.. U'i
.. t4S
..
.. t4S
.. 204
.. 00
do account
4SN. T. Central..
M Norfolk A W...
tv' do pfd
7-4 Ontario A W..,
V Pennsylvania
KS- Rand Mines....
4JS Reading
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pld
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake A O..
Chicago a. w
Southern Ry....
Chi.. Mil. A St. P..144S do pfd...
re Beer,
Denver A Rio O...
12S Southern Pacifle ltevt
2K'i Union Pacific 144S
do pfd .
e .. no pta
2'4V. 8. eteel
do pfd
If'.ba.h ........
87 S
Erie
47H
U2'4
m
..... 24 4
.. M
......
do lat pfd
do Id efd.'.
Oraad .trunk....
V,n--d
... J4f.t tpaj
..'.l,'Am,
,!:- Pfd
Iillnola Central.
Loulavllle AN..
' Ex-dlvidend
anlah 4s
Amal. Copper...
SILVER Bar, steady at 23 13-ld per ox,
MONEY-ttSI per cent.
The rate of discount In the open raarktt
ior anon nnis ia -tat, ner cent: tor tnraa
months' bills, 1H per cent.
1 Treasury , Statement.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27,-Today-s state
ment of J lie treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8150,000,000 gold
reserve, show: Available caah balance,
$191,121,192: gold coin and bullion, $37,200,886:
gold certificates, (23.576,030.
Bank Clearing's.
OMAHA, Aug.' 27. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,736,050.09. and for the corre
sponding dats laat year $1,812,904.98,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. METALS The
London tin market was higher today, with
spot quoted at 133 7s 8d and futures st
134 2s fid. Locally , the market was dull
at $29.26W!9.60. Copper was 7s 8d higher
st 80 16s for spot snd 81 10s for futures
In tho London market. Locally the market
waa quiet and unchanged, with Lake quoted
at 618.6t13.62H; electrolytic at tl3.27n3.50;
casting at $lS.12s)l.'J6. Lead wss un
changed at 13 6s 3d In London. The local
market waa dull and unchanged at U XiWii
4.82V4. Spelter was unchanged at 19 2s 8d
In I-ondon and remained dull at $4.fi5-4.70
locally.. Iron was unchanged to Sd higher
in the English market, with atandard
foundry quoted at 6s 8d and Cleveland war
rants at 61s 7Vd. Locally no change was re
ported: No. 1 foundry northern waa quoted
at $18.6Xrfr17.25: No. $ foundry northern at
$16.00(516.76; No. 1 foundry aouthern and No.
1 foundry aouthern .soft st $18.76oyi7.26.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27 METALS Lead,
firm, $4.47H- Spelter. $4.66.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet, with prime fruit for No
vember delivery offered at 80, with nq
takers. Fancy are quoted at lOfflOHc, choice
at 7W39c. prime at 643rc and common
to fair at 5i!c.
DRIED KR17IT Prunea are unchanged,
with quotations ranging from tc to 13c for
California fruit and oc to 7SjC for Oregon
fruit. Apricots sre quiet on spot, with
choice quoted at SHtJV extra choice at
94ee and fancy at lomili'e. Peaches
sre unchanged, with choice quoted at 7Vtf
7c. extra choice at 74l9$c. fancy at 8Hg
80 and extra fancy at PftlOc. Raisins are
said to be slightly eaaler on the coast,
owing to the recent Indifference of eastern
buyers. locally no change la reported,
loose muscatels are quoted at tli.'Qy.c,
choke to fancy aeeded at fi7,c. seedlesa
at 5'oo and London layers st f l.Xtl.r. '
Cotton Marks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27,-COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; August, 1 25c, bid;
September, 8 80c. bid: October, 8.73c; D.
ceinber, 8 00c; January. 8 67c. .
Spot closed quiet at 10 point decline;
middling uplands, 9.70c; middling gulf, 9.96c.
Sales. 990 bales.
OALVK8TON, Tx.. Aug. 27.-COTTON-Steady.
9Sc-
ST. LOins. Aug. 27. COTTON-Dull: mid
dling. (V: sales. u20 bales; receipts. 1
bales; shipments. 170 bsles; stock, 10,216
bsles.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 27 .-COTTON
Spots quiet; low ordinary. 4vir. nominal:
ordinary. 6 11-lec. nominal; good ordinary,
7V; low middling. S-V; middling. IA,o;
good middling. 9 12-lr: middling fair.
10 6-Inc; fair. 10 6-Inc. nominal; sales. 3io
bales; receipts. 516 bales; stock, 27. HM bale.
tsgar and Molassea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-SUOAR-Raw.
nominal; fair refining. 3.Uc; centrifugal, 94
test. 3 9V. Molasses sugar. 3.15c. Rufined,
quiet; No. 8, 4tk-; No. 7. 4.55o: No. 8, 4jrtc;
No. 8. 4 46c; No. pi. 4 35c; No. 11, t.JtV;
No. 12, '4.26c; No. 13. 4.2 ic : No. 11, 4.16c:
confeitlonere' A. 4nc: mould A. 6.35c; cut
luaf, 6.8uc; crushed, 5.7ic; powdered, 8.10c;
granulated, 6. One; cubes. 626c.
(offeo Market.
V C.- l - VAn I.' O? i rr. r . . , .
i v h 1, , . a ,i.-urrtiv-riiri
for futures closed steady, net unchanged
to & points higher on support from trade
Intereata fi-Am neap mnnih. a n ,4 -.. -1 , .
covering. Sles aere reported of 840.0
uili, iiiciuoiug sppiemoar at s aotjo.wJC
Oiiober, 5.B.W. December. Vt2.5Ac; March
4 5iaKi; July, 6 5c. Spot, quiet: No.
Rio. V; No. 4 Santo. 5c. Mild, dull
Cordova. 94a
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH. Aug. 27-WHEAT-No. 1 north-
ern. tl ou; No I northern, $1,034; Sep
tember. ,e: December. fie.
OATS To arrive. 454,c; on track, 60o.
anvemse in t ne nee it goes rnto
homes of thoss you are trying to reach.
the
OMAIIA LIVE ST0C& MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Steady, with Cows
Generally Stronger.
HOGS coimiruE MAKING GAINS
keep aad Lambs In Moderate Snnailr.
at Large for the Week Demaa
Very Good anal Prleea Steady
ta Stronger.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 27. 1.
CSttle. Hog. Bhetp,
Official
Official
Oftlclal
Monday 8S8
Tuesday 2.858
2.678 17.IW1
6.241 20.872
6.687 8.058
65 4,&4
Wednesday .... 7.018
Estimated Thursday
4.040
Four days this week..22.M7 18.18J 518M
Same day last week....28.1M 21.1S8 47,616
Stme days 2 weeks aaro.. 18.041 i 4M 42.1S:
Same davs 8 weeks ago..l5.tlB r7.08 J0.870
Same days 4 weeka ago..l2.4: 18,870 18.4oi
Ss-ne davs a year aa;o..21,778 27,601 68,748
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with at year:
1907. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 6r,.7S2 712.181 143,36
Hog 1H,891 1.716,350 89.641
Sheep 866.492 1.0k,847 4.S6i
The followlne tahla aimers tne averaae
I price of hogs at 8outh Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1908. lOT.li.ll06.1804.1908.19.
Aug. 14... 8 17 , 74 I 84 $ 95t
Aug. 15... 6 30 1 73 6 85 6 01 8 01
Aug. 18... S 76 IS I 88 6 02
Aug. 17... 4$4j74t90S88 4)M
Aug. IS... 41 I M 6 94 4 89
Aug. 19... i 81 V. 6 70 6 89 S 10
Aug. 20... S 26a 6 62 S 08 6 IS
Aug. 21... S89 65S695S84
Aug. 22... S82 6 S5 91 6845
Aug. 2t... 6 5 6 85 6 92 S 03
Aug. 24... 8 83 6 61I 6 6 f-' 6 01
Aug. 26... 8 84 I 6 89 6 t9 6 VZ
Aug. 24I...I6 3778 6 771 6 $7 6 12
Aug. 27... 1 5 77 5 86 I 6 t
S SI
8 74
8 261
6 1
6 87
6 1S 6 7$
S161
g to
6 57
7 00
6 98
6 24
S 80
5 48
6 451 7 10
6 311 7 82
6 23 1 7 29
Sunday.
The official number of' cars of atork
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
i'., m. st. F 1
Wabaah
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific 22
C. & N. W east 2
C. & N. W., west 3S
C St. P., M. A O.... 6
C, B. A Q., east.... 19
C, B. at Q west.... 53
C, R. I. A P., east.. 2
C. R. I. P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western ..
Total receipts 148
4
1
1
14 IS
6
SO
2
6 1
14 3 6
4 2
3
2
4 .. ..
7? ii" 7
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as ioiiows, eacn Duyer purchasing tna num
orr 01 nesa indicated
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company..
452 770 1.141
3K7 l.t3 1,672
!V.5 Ul 632
731 712 l,2i
827
158
160
1S2
2
12U
7
5
91
51
43
2M ....
169
140
128
U
141
72 ,.
6
304
cunany racking Co
Armour A Co ,
Cudahy, from K. C
Cudahy, from Ft. Worth
Vansant A Co
Carey e Benton
W. I. Stephen
Hill aV Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston aV Co
J. B. Root Ac Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Hubs
Cudahy Bros. Co
Layton A Co
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
Sullivan Bros .. ..
Lehmer Bros
St. Louis Ind. Pkg. Co...
S. M. Clslr
Bmlth A Pousley
Other buyers
t2
9
252
8.778
Totals 4.922
5.482
8.Z
CATTLE For a Thursday receipts of cat
tle this morning were quit liberal, 148 cars
being reported in, the largest for a Thurs
day since two weeks ago. Among the ar
rivals were a lew natives and a few corn
feda. but not many, the bulk of the re
celpts being from the rangex In spite of
the fact that the receipts yesterday were
very lsrge and that the total for the week
was right close up to lsst week s heavy
run and in excess of the figures for a
years Ago, the demand today waa very fair
ana tne market aa a whole In a good.
healthy condition. J
Buyers all seemed, to want a few beef
steers and were accordingly out In th
yards in pretty good season in ths morning,
The trade waa reasonable active without
any very noteworthy change in the prices
in laci, operators on tne market as a rule
were quoting a good, steady market.
On the other hand, cows snd heifers were.
if anything, a little stronger than yester
day. It would appear that In spite of the
very liberal receipts, buyers have been un
able to secure quite aa many cows and
heifers as they could use. with the result
thst the market during the last two or
three dsys has been firming up. while the
trade has been active. Pretty much every
thing In the way of cow stuff sold In pretty
good seaaon this morning. Stockers and
feeders sold very well, prices remaining at
about yesterday s notches.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choles
corn-fed steers, 8.257.00; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $6.25(38.25; common to fair
corn-fed ateera. 84.00fi5.26: good to cholca
range steers. $4.76$6.23; fair to good rsnga
steers, t4.25.ff4. 78; common to fair range
steers,, !3.tWg4.;$; good to choice cows and
heifers. $3.6004.25; fslr to good cows and
heifers. I3.0iw3.60; common to fair cows and
heifers. I2.0oa3.00: good to choice stockers
and feeders, $4. 254.75; fair to good stockers
and feeders, $3.50rij4.26; common to fair
stockers and feeders. $2.75(i3.60; stock heif
ers, tz.i10wa.15.
BEEF STEERS.
No.
BJ:::
A.
... 450
...llti
...1137
... 444
... tiO
... t4
...10M
... taa
... Ml
...1100
... tot
... 170
...1430
... 811
... 4J0
... 7t
... 174
... t7
... 120
... 440
... 42fl
... 711
... 701
...IK
... 40
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WE8TERNS NEBRASKA.
104 feeders. 1026 - 4 16 64 feeders.. 793 t 96
16 cows 80 S 26 68 cows 648 8 25
9 cows 846 2 76 19 heifers... -l 2 76
10 feeders. .102 t 25 6 rows ftrA 2
$ bulls 1442 2 70 6 cow 918 2 91
19 cows M 2 90 $ steers.. ,.1'WI ;ft
4 bulls 1377 2 6" 16 feeders.. 758 3 56
14 i s A hfs. 539 3 15 I bull 1510 2 60
18 cows 902 2 46 6 calves... 312 3 50
cows 1081 3 45 16 fedeis.. 800 2 50
7 heifeis... o7 2 2 id.'is.. 6H0 loo
1 bull 1-Jo 2 90 Scows 7 14? 3 ai
8 1 ows lto? t tl 20 heifers... 748 1 10
16 feedtrs.. -' 2r6 12 feeders.. 851 3 6
t cows 1016 2 90 I bull 1420 2 t
1H cows 871 t 00 87 cows 897 2 70
80 calves... 151 too 8 calves. .. sin 440
13. tows KcA 3 16 S steers. ...12J3 4 ?
4 cows fe6 2 70 1 bull 100 2 66
21 steers.. ..1217 4 55 11 cows 662 S 09
4 feeders.. WO In cows 676 370
2 s:eers....l306 4 45 21 cows 973 $16
6 cows 1'08 3 20 20 steer.. .129 445
7 cow 8X4 2 70 t COW 848 2 96
It cow 918 2 70 1 bull 12J0 .641
19 cows M8 3 00 1 bull 1130 1 tjO
1 bull 960 2 6 10 helfere... M 17
10 cows 965 2 9o 8 calves... 181 5 00
feeders.. 46 t 20 7 cows 910 3 20
8 cows 91 t 20 7 tows...., 51 $ 10
11 cows f t 10 It cows t 10
6 cows 91 t 90 14 cows 897 t 00
19 cows 924 t 00 19 cows 924 t 10
T cows 840 2 85 6 feeders.. 736 S 40
1 feeders.. 736 t 40 It (seders.. 972 1 60
36 feeders.. 944 t 90 12 feeders.. 843 S 70
16 feeders.. SM I 711 k feeders.. 7'JB 3 40
t cows T70 t 60 14 eaives... $- 4 00
It calves... 847 4 00 21 calve. .. 177 I 10
1 bull 14IW 2 70 6 cow 194 J 75
12 towi 94tl 3 10 4 heifer.. 7 2 76
I bull 1330- 3 66 3 feedeis..l0tn) 4 18
, 851
. Sao
ie
604
844
S 18
5 rows 100
2 bulls 1510
t rows IA
2 feeders.. 850
8 feeders.. I I
1 bull 1.19
4 row I nr.
6 feeders..
$ rows t8
6 heifers.. 61
2 feedere.. k70
4 feeders.. 745
19 cows t1
10 rows 1VU
2 48
2 fo
ton
8
1 6
1 44
t 16
3
S 10
2 76
8 (0
t f
t 18
8 16
S 90
t V,
3 91
t 00
2 76
t 74
2
t 50
S 0
S 40
t 60
1 rows...
2 bulls...
1 feeders
4 feeders
5 cows. ..
$ cows...
2 7k
t OA
8 26
8 to
t 80
8 90
8 10
2 78
t 78
S tn
t H
S 40
4 10
8 2
$ 8fc
8 85
I 88
t on
s to
5 78
S 18
8 80
140
S ts
,.1048
S feeders.
, 787
, S42
827
, no
4 rows..,
t heifers,
4 feeders
6 feeders.. 6ft
18 cows ana
6 feeders., rt
6 heifers.. 814
$ feeders. 1 872
1$ steers.. ..11
t cows....
4 steers...
81 cows....
4 cows....
2 cslves..
4 corns ...
11 feeders.
04J
feeders.. !
l
ten
9H
so
1047
4 cows 8sj
14 cows 851
feeders.. ion
S ealvea... 20
11 cow 1000
:i
A3
748
16)
7 cowa. . t.. 808
8 feeders..
6 feeders..
S calves...
12 feeders.. 678
8 steer.... H
S calves... 31
o,
3 68
Tlernan Neb.
8 00 28 cows
28 row 101$
975 SOU
1 bull I860
t 65
Chsrles Csmlnslnd Neb.
24 cows.
908 S 00
W. c Sollenberger Neb.
24 feeders., 1131 4 86 18 cows.
28 1 15
S bulls. ...1416 S 86
W FV Ivlar,alchVah.
8 rows
, 8U0 t 70 64 cows 958 t TO
16 cows....
9M
W.
I 36
B. Murphy-Neb. . .
47 feeders.
35 feeders.
956
D.
t 75 6 feeders.. 956 8 00
A. Plrcy-Neb.
994
S 90 6 feeders.. 894 1 00
L. M. McMahon Neb.
.Tit t 40 It COWS 91 t 09
100 2 50
22 feeders.
1 cow
IDAHO.
S feeders. . 884 8 66 13 feeder.. 834 135
MONTANA.
41 steers.
.1040
.1226
.1148
t 36 41 steers.. ..1099 1 88
1 86 52 steers.. ..1076 1 85
I 86
I steer.
S steers.
Fratt
A O'Donnell Mont.
3 00 04 feeders. 8M S 85
4 1 11 steers.. ..1264 4 80
5 feeders.. 850
4 steers.. ..1262
WYOMING.
.1061 I 88 18 rows 1030 S 16
. 984 1 15 28 steers.. ..1164 4 CO
Sorer Cattle Co. Wvn.
to rows
10 cows
40 steers.. ..1232 4 66 11 steers... .1011 4 25
2 steers.
766
S 28
a. a.
Boutherland Wyo,
16 feeders.. 1095
1 M
1 86
1 86
1 66
2 76
t 06
t 76
4 16
t 25
t 16
18 cslves... 80S
1 75
t t&
I 76
t 2S
1 80
1 88
185
t 86
8 75
2 75
16 feeders.. 911
42 cows 948
5 feeders.. 144
'-6 cows 929
20 feeders.. 848
37 cows 98
20 feeder.. 1007
12 cows 94
41 feeders.. 9X
19 cows..... 928
37 cows t7
23 feeders.. 9
19 cow 986
29 feeders.. X46
7 cows 1054
22 feeders.. 11M
11 cows 972
ffl cows 927
10 calves... 311
t 75
John R01
22 steers.. ..1160 4 (0
Lee Moore Live
8 cow 94 1 80
COWS 9ni t SO
38 steers.. ..1308 4 t6
ie Wyo.
1 bull 1820 2 90
Stock Co. Wyo.
14 steers.. ..1167 4 26
4 steer.. .1123
11 cows 987
16 steers. ...1149
4 25
t 40
4 26
7 steers.
.1874
.. 961
4 26
3 tO
1 an
61 cows..
18 cows..
21 rows 920
4'g
9S5
t steers.. ..lit
i steers.;. .1161 4 25
, M. Qulnn S. D.
26 steers.. ..1183 4 25
Dwon aV L. S. D.
6 Steers.. ..1278 4 40 88 steers.. ..1077 4 40
- . 8. W. Bell-S. D.
20 feeders.. 1081 4 OA
HOOS The msrket started out this morn
ing aoout tc higher on the better grades
dui later on aa the more urgent ordeis
were filled the market ceated off a little
closing as good as It opened. The bulk of
.anf.n.0" "om at 86.S7mB6.42H. as against
t6.3o5-40 yeaterday. As hlghss 14.6V was
paid for the tope, which was 10c higher
than anything brought yesterday. While
tho trade was not very active, most every
thing sold In pretty fair sesson in ths
morning. Ths msrket is now about 7o
higher than it wst at ths close of last
wees,.
N.
.4.
171
140
144
114
IN
10
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241
314
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218
221
122
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271
l
sn. Pr.
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to t to
120 t 10
too t lis
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7 cows...
fie. At. 8k. Pr.
77 2M to 40
tl 244 4 8 40
tt 141 90 8 44
14 tt4 120 t 40
TO tot 40 t 40
17 16 ... 8 4JS
T4 941 St t4XS
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40 114 120 t 4IS
tl 241 40 t 42S
74 170 ... t 42S
17 147 M t 42S
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10. . 144 40 t 42S
tt 142 114 t 41 S
tl tit tt I 41S
4 Itt 120 4 46
It tns ... ill
tl t 120 I 44
Tl 211 ... t 41
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II 221 240 t 46
12 Ill 110 I 45
71 24 SO $ 4S
Tl 810 120 I 47 S
TT Ml 40 t 47 S
41 ti .SO 8 47S
71., 118 90 t 47 S
71 242 44 t SO '
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It 22t 140 4 jl
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BniLEiP RIM Inla nt ahaia thia a.a.l.
hsv been the largest since the beginning of
laiiBs) season, out sun iney ntv not
been quit as large as for the correspond
ing period ot last year. At the same time
the demand has been vtry active and
fully equal to ths arrivala, although half
111 yesieroay s receipts Ola not srrlve until
midday and buyers were sitting on th
fence waiting for them to put in an ap
pearance and It did not take them very
long to clean up everything offered. In
fact, the arrivala of each day have mat
with, very ready sals regardleas of th six
ot tne receipts.
Th msrket this mornlna ooened active
and notwithstanding the fact that buyers
during the first thre days of th week
had already absorbed 47.962 heed. When
buyers ssw thst there were only about
eighteen cars reported they went after
them In a big hurry, buying up everything
aa faat as it could be shown. Ths prices
paid were fully steady And on aome classes
of feeders, If anything, a little stronger.
Most operators wtre aumlng It up as a
good steady to atrong and very active
market.
It will b readily understood from ths
sbove thst the market this week has been
In a most sstisfactory condition and en
tirely to the liking of sellers.
Quotations on ring or grasi sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lsmbs, I6.65 S5;
fair to good lambs, $5.40(06.40; feeding
lambs, $6.0fae.t0; good td choice light year,
lings, $4.40$4.7t; good to choice heavy
yearllnaa, t4.10-fl4.40; feeding yearlings,
M.GGi&l.tO; good to choice wethers, 14. 00$
4.26; good wethers. S3.T6&4.00; feeding
wethers. $8 5008.76; good to cholc ewes,
I3.76Q4.00; fair to good wes, S3.26$e.75;
feeding ewes, $2.25Q2.O0; culls and bucks,
22.004 3.o.
Kepresentstiv ssies:
No. Av.
216 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 71
266 Wyoming yegrllngs, feeders. 72
116 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 70
109 Wyoming ewes, feeders 60
13T Wyoming culls.. 68
14 Wyoming cull
175 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 8
113 Wyoming yesrllngt. feeder. W
2il Wyoming yesrilngs, feeders. 68
92 Wyoming culls 60
KA Utsh wsthers 116
71 Utah ewes 118
14 Utah bucks 134
71 Wyoming lamhs 78
147 Wyoming feeder lamhs 61
t Wyoming Isnihs 86
9 W yoming lsmbs 80
889 Idaho yearlings 82
?4 Idaho yearling cull feeders... 82
148 Idaho ewea 108
;9 Idaho cull ewes 96
17 Idaho wethers 110
7 Idaho stage 96
22 Idaho feeder lambs 58
78 Idaho yearlings 100
'. Idaho feeder lambs 80
2x1 Idaho feeder lambs
32 Idaho ewea 97
14 1 11 a he ewes l't
62 Idaho feeder lsmbs 87
Pr.
4 26
4 26
4 26
5 71
;3
4 25
VI
t 76
4 20
t 76
2 00
60
I 36
6 80
5 M
4 f0
1 60
t 76
t 00
4 00
t 00
5 60
ill
6 50
t 8)
1 t0
4 9)
SI. l.onls Lie Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27.-CATTLE-Rcpt.
4.9U0 head, including 2.400 Texans. Market
aieady to strong; native ahlpplng and ex
port stetrs. 84 7587.50: dressed beef and
butcher steers. SS.tiu4r7.tVI; Steers under 1.00
lbs.. 13.0044.50; stockers and feeders. tt.OOft
4 00; rows srd heifer t2.76t)4.iM; csnuer.
t2.OOQ2.26: bulls. t-' 76t4.50; cslves. $2X07. An;
Texss snd Indian sietrS. 12.i6H5.3t; cows
and heifers. tl Ktjt.oo.
HOfiS Receipts. 4 ki head - Market 10c
higher; pigs and lights, 33.6094 So; packet.
$).5tVft 60; butchers and belt heavy, tt-Vtf
4.S7V,'.
SHEEP AND LAM Rfl Receipts, 2.10u
head. Market 10916c higher; native mut
tons. $t44va4.26; lambs, I6.60it).t6: culls snd
bucks. 13. $4 00; stockers. $4.606.00.
Slock In Sight.
Receipt of live slock st ths six principal
western msrkels yesterdsy:
Csttle. Hogs. Sheeji.
south Omaha 4,to 6 4.154
Sioux City 400 $.700
St. Joseph 2 000 6.000 700
Ksnsas City Sort cv ; 0o0
St. Louis. 4.900 4.300 2 ltO
Chicago 5.6O0 la.Ow l.'.OtC
Totals
24 140 21.463 21.694
Siena City Llva Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. I.. Aug. 37. i special itit.
framl CATTLI-Recaipt. 400 bead; mar
st steady; beevea, 86 0idJ7 00; Cows snd
heifers, 84 .0034 00; feeders, 13.00474 50, calves
snd yesrilngs. 82 7UI 50 .
HOUS-Recsipis, 2.700 bead; mark:: l10c
higher: rsnge.' lO 1550: bulk ef .
$ .&
CHICAGO t,l STOCK MARKF.T
Cattle reg ta M lakerHogs Higher
ithers) greatly (a Hlafcer.
CHICAOO. Au. 27.-4-ATTLE-Rclpts
about J..V0 head: market strong te 0q
higher; eteertr. 4.75jf eO. rows. St.tOfTS U;
heifer. I4.uifeia.7t; bulls. 12. 754.00: ralves.
8Ai7 50; atoikera and feeders. tjeofl450.
HOGS RecWpta about IS.frt) Head; market
Mior higher;' tTtMce Toesrvy- shipping, t 8il
ft. Si; hufchei. t.iCp 86; light nil.ed $4 n
t7fa; rht'lc light, .... 70. packing. M0u
k.ii .i a Twi. an
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recerpls shout
Itooo head: market -steady tor lOr higher;
sheep, H6.4itt.tl.; lamb, t4.rcd4.l0; yesrilngs.
t4 S5 4 86. . . 1 . .
Kansas llty Mse Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts. t.oon"head, Including 2.60O southerns;
market steady to strong; top, t.0; cholc
xTort and dressed 'beef steers. S8.00sjT.2n;
fslr to good. 64.26fjg.0O; western steers. 880
456 00; stockers and -feeders. $8.00940;
southern steers. t3.264H.h; southern cows.
12 26413.40; native Cowa. t2.354T4.26; native
heifers, t2.85dj6.26r balls, - t2.sot4.40; calves,
88 6ftfi60. . - .
HCXiS Receipts. S.OOO hesd: market
steady to 10o. higher: top. K7S. bulk nf
sales, t6.S5fiti.79j heavy, $640-714.76; packers
snd butchers. t8.40dJ4.75; light, roogg&t;
pigs, tt KHS5.7&.
BH15T AJD IaAMRBKeceipis I.ws
hesd; msrket steady; Jamba. $4.00.86:
awes snd yesrilngs, S.i754;4.20: western
vearllnas. St.tXHW 85: western sheen. tS M
4 15; stockers snd feeders, S12&J4.0.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Condition si Trade a4 4anotatloao oa
Staple aad Fancy Frodac.
BUTTER Creamery. No.- 1 delivered to
retail trade In cartons. StrJ'NA. 1, In 8Mb.
tubs. 22c: No. 1. in 80-lk.- tubs. :c: No.
1, In 60-lb. tub, 20Hc; No 2, In 30-lb. tubt,
210; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons, 21c; No. L in
carload lota. 214c; No. 2, In carload lots,
1&319HC: country,., fancy, . tul. 17c; com
mon. 16c.
EOQS Fresh candled. 19a per doten.
CHEESE Finest Wlsoonsm , full cream,
twins. 14t4c: vourur Americas. 4 In hnon.
15c; favorite, 8 in hoop. 1544c; daisies, 21 In
hoop, bc; cream brick, full case. 13,:
half rate, 13V; halr dcusen brtrka. 14c. No
quotations on Swiss nor limbergsr until
after October. "
beef cuts-no. i rib. t?c: no. 2 rib.
llei No. 1 rib. 7e; No. 1 lolri, 19vc: No. I
loin, 12c; No. 8 loin, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 6Vci
No. 1 chuck, 4o; No. 1 chuck, 4c; No. 1
round, 8Ac; No. 1 round. 6Vc; No. 3 round,
Sftc; No. 1 plate, 6V; No. 2 plate, 4VCi
No. 8 piste, t4C. , ,
VEGETABLES -Celery. Mlchlgkn, per
do., 360. Beans, new tit and' apring, on
thlrd bu, basket, tl.00; navy per bu.. No. 1,
l-'.70; lima, to dot lb. Cabbage. 2c per lb.
Potatoea, new," per bil., 11.10. Tomatoes,
per 4-basket crate, 90c. Watermelons. 25(d)
SOc. Cantalopes. California. t2.6O5J3.00 per
(-ta-. A.f.iinu., jnr uus., v-. -uluiii-
bers, per do., 500. Onions. Bermuda, tl.ol
per crate; Texss yellow, 11.25 per crate.
Mushrooms, cultivated, per lb., 60c. Let
tuce, per doi., 2tc Peppers,- southern, tl
per crste.
FRESH FRUITS Apples. tt 7B1.00 pl
bu. box. Lemons, t4.5otf5.00.- Orsnges, $4.04
45 00. Bananas, 4o per lb. . Plums, $1.25 per
4-basket crate. Peachea, California, 70f Sis
per bo; Texaa, 4-banket crate, 8MJ.70O.
Pear. 11.50 per 4-basket crate. Blackber
ries, $4.00 per erate. Raspberries, $4.00 pet
crate. Cherries, 12.26. Currants, 12. W pet
crate. Oooseberrles, $2.00 per orste.
SUOAR Coarse . granulated. 8.50c; fint
granulated. 1.70c; cubes, 6fi0c; powdered.
6.50c per lb.
DRESSED ' FOULTRy-Sauabs, $2.21
per dosen. k
LIVE POULTRY Hen. 9c; springs, 1SHCI
roosters, 6c; ducks, young. 9c; ' old, 7Vc;
geese, 6c; turkeys, 14c; plgeont, 65c per
dosen; squsbs, $2.00 per doten.
DRIED FRUITS-Raislns. loot MUscattl,
4Hc; fancy aeeded. ' l-. carton, 10c. Cur
rants, uncleaned, 6Vtc; cleaned, tc; carton.
9c per lb. Prunes, 40$60c per. sack; Ta
per lb. Apricots. 26-1 b. boxes. So per lb.
Peaches, California choice, 9c; fancy boxet.
llo per lb. Pears, California, lie. Dates,
Persian. 64c Figs, layers, choice, 10HC.
Citron, 18920c. Lerrton psel.. 13c, Orange
peel, ISc.
FISH Halibut, tc; trout, 14c; pickerel. Ho:
pike, 14c; bullheads, skinned and dressed.
12c: White perch. 8c; white bass, 17c; black
bats, 26c; craoplss, 15c; white fish, lie;
red snspper, 14c: flounders. 12o; mackerel,
I7c; codfish, fregh frosen, 13c; shad roe, 45c;
smelts, ltc; frog legs. 46c; green sea turtle
meat, 25c; catfish,-Wct-I, per lb., 18c.
HIDES Quotations by J. 8. Smith A Co.:
Green salted No. I. 10c; .No.-S. 8c; bull
hides. No. 1. 8c; No. 2. Tc; horte hide.
12.60; sheep pelts. 26e tn 11.56; dry pelts, 10a
to 12c per lb.; dry flint butcher hides, 18c;
dry fallen hides, He; dry salted hides. 9c
- Bank Officials laullcteaV
OWNESBORO, Ky- Aug. C-Th grand
Jury which haa been investigating fsilurAt
ot the Owneaboro Savings Bank And Trust
company and the Davltas County Bank
and Trust company returned Indictment
against the president and thre official of
the banks toduy.
GOvernnaeat Bays Telepbon.
WINNIPEG, - Man.; Aug. 27-Premlr
Scott of Saskstchewsn announced last
night st Kosthrrn that ths government
will purchsse the Bell Telephone system
In thst province.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The Independent Peeking company to
Frsnk J. Beaton lot 5. . block 389,
original plat of South Omaha t
Joseph W. Rlshel and wife to Asa
H. Norton, part w4; nw4 10-16-10..
John A. Crelghton Real Estate and
5.000
1,215
1,006
260
Trust company to Lewis C. Bholes.
lot t. block 7, Crelghton's 1st ad
dition Ellta B. Patrick to Flora Young,
lot 12. block t,. Patrick Place v....
Hastings A Heyden to Harry C.
Harty, lot 22. block 1, Hastings aV
Hayden's ddl(lon
George H. Meachendorf to Fred W.
Gray Uct.-hendorf, lots 6 . and 8.
block 1. Albright's snnex
Joharas Woebke to Midway Invest
ment company; lota 29 and' SO. block
1: lots 29 and 30, block 2, Persons A
Berry's addition
Balthas Jetter and wife to Josephine
Hoffman, lots 1 and 2. block 4.
Jettera 2d addition .'.;...'..
L. M. Bowers and wife tn Edith B.
Williams, lot 19, block 1, Bowers', ad
dltlon Lewis C. Sholes and wife' to Hiram
N. Way. lot S, block 7. Crelghton's
1st addition ,
Ellen Nelson to Fred Nelson, north
60 feet of south 110 feet lot 12, block
2. Orchsrd Hill
Fred Krause and wife to Delia Davie,
e', lot 9. block 6. Shlnn s addition..
Paxton Real Estst company to Vital
Coufal, lot 11, Keystone park
Herbert Norrlt. executor snd admin
istrator, to Oscar A. Scott, lot S.
block 13. Kountse Place
Irvin E. Frederick at si to Katherlne
Budler. lota 18, 14 and IS. and wj of
lot 16, block 28. Benson
Edmund F. Shtnahan to Jacob Budler,
lots 3. 4. 5. 8. 7. 6, S and 18. block
2, Clovsrdals addition
Mutual Loan and Building associa
tion to Walter L. Harris, lot 26.
block 2. Portland Place ,....
t
1
1,500
1.200
120
tin
1,800
1,70
i
3.758
1,608
1
tM
Total
111 444)
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