GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heary Cablet and Dull Caih Demand
Force Wheat Down.
BEARS STRONO NOTWITHSTANDING
Condition Art Ail Bearlak and Xnn
At Willing; tat aort th Ball
Id Mark! with Sack
Prospects.
. OMAHA. Au. 4. IMi.
Wheat continue to finrl lower levels anil
told lower under pressure of heavy
cablN and dull rllh rlem n1 Kin.lmani
ia strongly bearish In face ut tha excellent
"" n ma northwest spring wheat dis
trict. Conditions art all too bearish and
no on la willing to support th bull side
lln such prospect.
Corn showed a teller tone, owing- to
shorts taking profita, but the rail es d
not hold with tha present slack demanil
am h libaral offerings from ihe county.
Wheat waa very k and stow, witn
literal offerings, on the week oablt-a. and
no buyer were found who would take the
wheat In fare of the best prospect the
wheat crop hat had for mrtny yearn. The
bear trader! predict atlll further decline,
preeent condition prevailing.
Corn value showed better strength on
better demand and short buying in for
profit. Th bulges are only temporary, a
offering are Increased on all advance.
It look like receipts are Improving and
thl ahould take tha edge off the present
market.
Primary wheat receipt were f,00 bit.
and shipment were tjOf.onft bu., against re
ceipt lat year of W.V0UO bu. and shlp
menta of 704,000 bu.
Primary corn receipt were 403.000 bu.
and shipment were Jws.noo bu.. against re
ceipt lt year of 704.000 bu. and hlpmente
of Sxfi.flCO bu.
Clearance were i.ono bu. of corn, WO bu.
of oats and wheat and flour eoual to J34.
000 bu.
Liverpool rinsed lV(Tr(l lower on wheat
end mi fed tow er on corn
Local range of option:
91V
n
Artlclea-I Open. Hlgh.l Low. Cloe. Te'y.
Wheat
Pept..
Dec...
Corn
Hept..
re....
Oat I
Sept...
Dee....
s.l
iwv RJ sf
47l 49Mi' ''
svJ Mh' tnj sat'
V 18.! 131 3M
W'4
1H
Oman a fasta Price.
WHEAT No. I hard. !9cl.: No. I
hard, DWiPlUc- No. 4 hard. 8ru91c; No. 3
spring. Stpffll.OO.
CORN-NO. 2, fOe: No. i. TOc: No. 4, un'4ff
Wo; no grade. BliSTHc; No. 2 yellow, 0Hc:
No. 8 yellow, tJOe; No. 2 white, tie; No. 8
white. 3c.
OATS No. 2 mlxd, 3V638Ho; No. 2 yel
low. jrVfCinHe; No. 2 White, MfiMc; No. 4
white, .Vwsac.
RYE-No. 2. 7W74e; No 8, 71S"2c.
rarlot Itevelpte.
l ntcago 3KB
Mlnneapol'S 75
Omaha A
l'ululh 2J
134
CHICAGO CRAItt AMD PROVISIONS
Wheat Price Batahllah New Low
Delivery Mark.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1 Wheat price tab
llhed a new low record marl for the
season on the Board of Tred today when
the September delivery joined the Decem
ber option below the dollar mark. The
bottom for September wa reached at fi9M,gr.
'4e and for December at IRWtM . Coi n
and oata closed strong and provisions
steady.
Wheat continued Its downward course
owing to renewed selling by commlion
houes and discouraged holders brought out
by weak oables and a continuance of favor
able weather conditions for the spring
sown crop. Sentiment n the pit was bear
ish all day, although a steadier feeling de
veloped late In the session, owing: to the
low temperatures In western Canada and
the talk of a moderate export business In
wheat here and of liberal sale of flour
for export In the northwest. During the
day the "September delivery sold between
WHe-4e and 21.00H. The market cloned
easy, with prices Ho below th final figure
of the prevloua day, September being at
To.
Hot weather complaint created consider
able bullish sentiment In the corn pit and
caused a sharp rally In prices. Short were
active bidders for the September and De
cember deliveries and a leading cash In
terest also bought freely of both option.
The market cloned s:rong at the top, with
prices up a shade to SUo.
Oats were strong all day. with the excep
tion of a brief period at the opening, when
the market displayed a slight weakness,
owing to the further break In wheat and
corn. There was considerable bitylng all
day. based on the theory that prior have
declined sufficiently for th preaent. The
market closed firm, with prices up 8.614c
to o.
The slump In grain had a weakening ef
fect on provisions at th opening, but the
market soon became firm, owing to con
tinued light receipts of hogs at western
packing centers. Prices at th clone were
6c lower to )0o higher.
Th leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. fciose.ffes-y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
May
oats
Kept.
I ee.
May
Jan.
Lard
Bopt.
Oct.
Nov.
Rib.- i
Sept.
Oct.
t7i 1 oow SWUftU
ivira 101, 101
63 Vt
was
si
20 40
It I7H
U SO 11 37W
U 2i I U S2lt
IV 111 M
M I
1 vlH!
6Hi UaSi
20 66
1 60
II 06
10 70
20 40
i r,
11 27-4
11 20
10 7H
11 121 11 03
10 dO I 10 70
1 00'4
1 01T
M
UK
20 66 20 K
16 47HI 10 J7H
11 S2h 11 tl4
11 27 H 11 27H
10 w io r
11 07W 11 03
10 72Vkj 10 76
No. t
Cash 0'iotatlon were as follows:
KLOL'K Woak; winter patents, 5.Oa
6.40; straight, If,.00!i6 2i.; spring patent.
6 40: straight. lo.0l. 25; spring patent
awK.w; siraignts, HW06!i; bakera, 63.60
K YE No. t, 70rJ7He.
HAKLEY reed or mixing, 60S64c: fair
to choice mailing, 6-11 i'kj.
KBKDO Klax, No, 1 southwestern, II 38
No. 1 northwestern, 11.46. Timothy U 80
Clover. i;ieo. . "
PKOVlflloNS-Poik. me, per bbl.. 130 &S
8160. Lard, per 100 lbs., $11.22. Hhort
rib, sides (loose). IM 0V,i 11 15. Hhort clear
sides (boxed), 11.6U:ril.U.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal io ui.n nu. r.xpnrt ror the week
a pnown uy xirnasireei . were miii
1.S35.0U) bu. Primary receipts were vxt.Ouo
du.. comparea wun vu.uw du. the corre-
sponaing aay a year aao.
h:tlmated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat
227 car; corn, 171 can; oat. 187 car'
hor. 10.000 head.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 22$26c
dalrlea. 0tfc.
KUUii Heoelpts, 1, 114 cat; steady; at
mars., cases included, wc; lire is, :ic;
prime firsts, 23c.
CHKfeSE-glrong; daisies. 16V915c;
twins, 14Hlc; young Americas, liHc;
long horn. lMtfiljVo.
POTATOKS-teady; cholc to fancy, 67
POl'LTKY-rtrm; turkys, lc; chickens,
14c; springs, 17c.
VEAL Hleady; 60 to 0-lb. wts., MiKUc;
VSMilOa,
4. I.eal Garal Market.
. T l',a-. A . WHRAT Firm;
mT 't0 Kl;rd rh 11 107! No. I hard,
110341 1 10, September. j,c; I)efrnb. r lv
A (VllN-riirn; tra.k. No. ,h Kttt&c
n'tiWc'2' L,0'be, BSc; No!
OAT-Flrm; track. No. I cah. SgWc;
September. JbSc; lecember. jcc; NuT i
white, 41Vfcc nominal. .
RYE Lower at sue
FLOCK Lower; red winter patent IA 10
86 SO; extra fancy and ntralght, KiiMiiO',
hard winter clear. M.V'o4ti6. -v.
SKElwTlmothy. 13 00178.
CORN MEAL 13. .
It HAN Firmer; sacked, eati track
0 11.01.
HA Y Stead v; timothy, 10.0filk.0; prai
rie. $10 ., 1160. P
haik;ino tvc,
HrMP TWINE-To,
PROVIIIONB Pork. at.a tnki.
ir, neaafi prune steam, xiiOiVs
Cll 1TH. rry salt meat, steady; bxd
extra shorts, til t2H; clear ribs, til
snort ru.r. t, , - f, .... , , ,
i . I D x.ltl UN, PIVBlIJi, IM'nj
IJ - hurts. tl2t; clear ribs, $122;
short clear, 111 75.
POLLTKY-Hrm: chicken. 12o; eprlng.
1 ,f.;-.l!,rk'"' 17c; duik. Hr; geese. 6c.
JU TTER-Weker; creamery, X2ii2M!.
LCXls-Hteady at Ilk-.
Receipt. Shipment
Flour, bbl on 11.01)
Wheat, bu ...2rr,!M l:.')
Corn, bu 7 Ik") 2 ,0
Oat, bu 2i.i0 21.700
WKATHEH I THb"-GR.41JI IF.I.T
Fair and Sllahtly ooler Satarday la
the Predlrtlow.
OMAHA. Aug. (, 1909.
The weather continues very worm
throughout the central valley and tem
perature are ellvlitly hlxhfr eveiywiieie
east of the Rocky Mountains, except that
sllithtly cooler wrather prevail In the lower
Missouri and middle Mississippi valley
and lower Lake region thl morning. An
area of high pressure with cooler
weather la moving In over the extreme
northwest, and thla condition will prob
ably bring slightly cool-r over this vi
cinity tonight and Saturday. Vei v light
Shower were scattered throughout tne
northwest and the central valley within
the last twenty-f.jur hours and rains were
quite gem-ral In the Atlantic and ea'
oulf state. Thunder shower are reported
In toe extreme upper Missouri valley thl
morning, but generally fair weather pre
vail throughout the central valley and
the west and It will probably ountlnue fair
In thl vicinity tonlaht and Saturday.
Homrd of tempeiaiurn and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day ol
the last three years:
. w. im 1907. vm.
aiuiimum temperature ..70 7 74 g
Precipitation T .03 .06 g!
71,". ,,,rnPratur for today 74 degree.
Deficiency In precipitation ince March 1,
.w Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1)08,
.so inch.
Deficiency corresponding prrlod In 1907,
f.is inches.
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH. Local '.Forecaster.
Cr and Wheat Region Blltta.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending 8 a. in., 75th meridian
time. Friday, August S. IWXi:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln-
Sfatlone Mx. Mln. fail.
Ashland, Neb 90 er, .00
Auburn, Neb Ss r,8 .00
SEWTORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ii Characterised by Genera
Rite ia Pricet.
STOCK B.EBUYING FEATITRE
nrokeo Bow. Neb. 67 US .00
Coliuvblis, Neb... 89 fK .00
Culberlson. Neb.. 94 71 .00
Falrbury, Neb.... 90 m .00
Fairmont, Neb... M M .00
Or. Inland. Neb.. 07 67 .0")
HartlnRton. Neb. S9 70 .00
Hastings, Neb.... 91 Co .00
Holdrege, Ne... kt m .00
Oakdale, Neb (W fig .00
Omaha, Neb 87 70 T
Tekamah, Neb... 88 7 .00
Alta, Ia Kg 65 .00
Carroll. Ia 88 e.1 .00
Clarlnda. Ia w m T
Sibley, Ia Rt K .00
Sioux City, la... f8 70 .02
Py.
Clar
Pt. cloudv
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudv
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudv
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Central.
No. of
-Temp. Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111 M m (A
Columbus, 0 16 K 60
Dr Moines, Ia.... 14 90 fit
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 90 04
Kama City, Mo.. 21 S4 ttt
1OulBvlllo, Ky 17 90 $
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 90 M
Omaha. Neb 19 m s
St. Louis, Mo 13 90 68
.00
.12
.08
.00
.08
.18
.04
T
.04
1
The weather continuea warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. Shon-era oc
curred within the last twenty-four hour In
all except the Chicago and Indianapolis
districts. The showers were very light and
scattered in the Omaha district
L. A. WELSH,
.Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
otatlona of th Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK A hit i,'t.nttHr..ir,-
17,600 bbls.: export, 9,294 bbls.; markot
easier, with a quiet local trade; Minnesota
patents. 15. 90Mfl winter ainlirhii rv.
6.S0; Minnesota baker. $5.1541)5.50; winter
extras. I6.0U03.20; winter low grades, H.40SJ.
4.60; Kansas straights, $S.054i5.20. Rye flour.
ymei; lair 10 gooa, 4t4.tKi; choice to
COHNUEAL. Quiet; fine white and yel
low. tl.to'121.70: entrw tl uun a-i-a
63.76. " '
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, S3c. nominal,
f. o. b.. New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 68i70c, C. 1. f
New York.
WHEAT Rcoelnt. S3 MM hn Hnnt h.r.iu
steady; No. 2 led, $1.11. domestic, elevator;
No. 2 red, new, II. 13, piompt, f. o. b
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth. old, tl.39,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter.
IMlTs. new, nominal, f. o. b., afloat. Bulls
In whrat were further demoralized lortay
by very weak Engllh cable, fair receipts
ana Deanxn news irons the spring wheat
crop. Prices dropped to new low levels
for the week, but rallied later 011 an esti
mate of reduced northwest yield owlnir to
heat and rust, closing- HCc net lowr.
Bepternber, tl.OS l-ltM1.087tc, closed at $1.06;
December. Il.tfiHftl.OS, closed at $1.04; May,
$1.07Vttl.C7V closed at $1.07.
CORN Spot, steady; No. 2, olj, ROo,
asked, delivered; No. 2. nominal, OOVkC,
winter shipments; No. 2 yellow, T)y,c, nomi
nal. The option market was without trans
action, closing "Tiifc lower. September
closed at 7lc and December at i.lo.
OATS Receipts, 42,700 bu.; export, 000 bu.
Spot, easy; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 46'-c;
natural white, W to 32 lbs., 4HS51c; clipped
white, 64 to 42 lbs., SajiKic.
HAY Quiet; No. I, 08&c; good to
choice, 6ci) tj.00.
HOPS Firm; Pactflo coaat, 1908, I4fll7c:
1S07. 1W14C. " 1
HIDE3-Steady; Central America, 23
23HC; Bogota, 22-8230.
PROVlSION-Beef, teady; famllv, $14.00
fll4 50; me, $11.00811.60; beef ham,' $24000
2KO0; packet. 12.6o-q 13.00; city extra Indian
mess, $20.60421.00. Cut meats, steady; pic
kled bellies, 12.60tjl3li0; pickled hams,
$12012.75. Lard, weak; western, $11.03
11.76; refined, steady; continent. $12.50; Souih
American, $12.73; compound. $7.60g7.76. Pork,
steady: family. $21 (wy22.u0; snort clear.
$21.00322.60: mess, $21.7Mj22.2f.
TALIOW Quiet; clly, 6$-16c; country.
6 J-16.&6 1S-16C
RlCtFIrm; domestic, fair to extra. 33
Cc; Japan, nominal.
HITTTEll (7rmtrv ntf.lala huav..
official price, SVtc; creamery extras. 26a
itic: creamery, thirds to first. 2aj2,ic
CHEESE Firmer; state full crem, spe
cials, nvuu-c, aaims, run to specials. Ml
UHc.
EOOB Irregular; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby selected white, hennery, funcy
S033c: brown, fancy. 2S'a30e.
POl'LTRY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, 16416c; fowls, 15H?fl6c; turkeys, 16c.
Dressed, steady; western chickens, broilers
ItytOc; fowls. liH4il6'4c.
Kansa Clly Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 6 WHEAT De
cember. 93HtiMMtc; December, 9Ji4c. sellers;
May, TVC bid; cash, unchanged to 2c
lower; No. 2 hard. Wcj$106; No. $ hard
Sic(i$1.02; No. 2 red, $1.04S1.06: No. S
red. fc.Wd.104.
CORN September. 67Hit57Hc: December,
47Ve, selleis; May, iSc, sellers; cash
lc lower: No. 2 mixed, fo.xU'WWc; Xo 1
nilxe.1, (Xv&eO'c; No. 2 white, 63ti3Wc: No
$ white. titxtWHc
OATS I'nohanged; No. 2 whit, 41643c;
No. 2 mixed. ti)40c.
RYE 76'g 60c.
HA Y Unchanged to S5c lower; choice
timothy, $l0.6oa 11.00; choice prairie. 17 26i
7.60; choice alfalfa. $12.00013 60.
BUTTER Creamery extra. 26c; firsts
23o; second. 21c; packing stock, 18 He '
EGU8 Extra. 23o; first. 2c: current
receipt. lc; seconds and dirties, ltc.
Heceipi. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 2O3 000 180 000
Com, bu 56.000 61 000
Oat, bu 12,000 t.OoO
Kansas City options closed as follows;
Article.
I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.
Wheat
I eoember
September
May I
Corn
September December
May
3 MS1 irj 93A
MS w,
Hs MSI 9CS 7S
1 I I
W 67Si 66V,' 5Tt
'! 47SI 4SI 7VA
46l H 46 I 4VA
, A asked.
Dolatk Grala Market.
ni't I'TH turn I WII b'lT-D.nt.l,..
tl.OOS; December, tec; No. 1 northern, $1.27;
, v, . iiuiiiiviu,
OAT8-i0c
Oeaeral Prn.perlty aad Flwal Pasaafte
of Tariff BUI Promat Activity
Mack Awakening; el ft area -latloa
Evident.
NEW YORK, Aug -The rise in price
today had the appearance of a righting In
the market from the dip at yesteraay'a
cr.jse. 'there was, In fact, considerate re
buying of stocks sold snort by tne pro
femiunal element yesterday on the assump
tion that the enactment of the tariif law
would be followed by a movement to realize
profits. Nu such renllxin movement de
veloped today and the unco.ereJ luars were
prompted to cover their short coinract.
The gradual expansion 01 ouslness activ
ity anu lh detinue shaping ot the prok
Pct for the final form of the tariff law
were Incentives to active speculation In
stock. It 1 supposed that speculation
waa In the hands, fur the mont part, of the
more Important class of capitalists and me,i
affiliated with great corporation and
banks.
The stock market has not offered evi
dence at any time of a broad general par
ticipation hy the general public, such a
I" characteristic of the boom periods of
speculation. The awakening of uch a
speculation ha been an object of the pow
erful Interests which have controlled the
action of the tock market througnout the
recent movement. The aim would be to
facilitate the distribution at the profitable
high prices now prevailing of the stocks
accumulated at the lower prices.
The enactment of the tariff law yester
day brought no Immediate response today
resembling an hwakened gen-ral specula
tion In stocks. After the spasmodic demand
from yesterday's short seller the trading
became Intensely dull, but wn actively re
hewed In th closing dealings, when the
tone was very strong. The strength of the
grangers todav Indicated the special hopes
of a good. showing for the corn crop con
dition. Spring wheat Is also counted on to make
a promising exhibition. This had some
thing to do with the conspicuous place
helikby St. Paul In the transactions todav.
The price rose above 161 for the first time
since 190H. when the rights to subscribe to
new stock on profitable terms was ac
corded to stockholders.
Not much attention wa paid to the fore
casts of the currency movement. In view
of continued ease of the call monev mar
ket. The operations with the subtreasury
this week have absorbed $1,132.00.-) from the
banks. , ind this officially reported move
ment IS much more reliable than the usunl
estimate of the express movement with
the Interior. Last week, for Instance, th
bank statement showed little trace of the
estimated gnln of $11,000,000. This week's es
timates point to a curtailment of the loss
to the subtreasury by about lt.000.0on.
Inlted States Steel's rise to 7tiS and Union
Pacific to 203 made new record prices for
those stocks and helDed materially to th.
strong closing tone.
Bonds were firm. Total sale, par value,
$.i.4i2,000. United States bond were un.
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Salei. HUh. Low. Clan.
I, WO
.. 11.100
.. 2.100
.. 3,30
40)
.. 7lM
.. I.71M)
.. 6.4'
.. l.JciO
trt
. . S. x
.. 70.6IPO
1,301)
l.ldu
1.700
8.500
S.0
4.10O
100 110
l.t
1.7lH
t.S'O
Allli-Chlmr pM ....
Amalgamated Coppr .
American Agrlcullural
Am. Dart Sugar
Am. Can dIA
Am. C. A r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. L. ptd
Am. Ice Becuritiai
Aniarlran Unwed
American Locomotlv
Am. g. r
Am. B. A r. pta
Am. sugar Radnlns
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobaecn p(d
Amarlr-an Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atihlaon
Atcblaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Lin
Baltimore 4t Ohio
Bal. St Ohio pld
Bethlehem Steel
Umokljn Rapid Tr
Canadian Farltlc
Cvntra.1 Leather
Canlral Leather ptd
Central or New Jrraar
Chmapaak A Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Uieat Waaler.,..
Cthlcago A N. W
C. S4. A St. P
C, C, C. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. lat pit
Colo. A So. 2d pfd
Conaolldated Oaa
Corn Producta t
Lwlawaro A Hudaoa
Iwnvar A R. O
I). A It. O. ptd
l'lulllera' Sevurltlea
Erl
Erie lat ptd ,'"
Iwle 2d pfd
General kT.a, trio
(Jreal Northern pfd
Ureal .Northern Ore ctfe...
Illlnola Central
Intorborough Met
Int. Mat. pfd
International Harreater
Int. Marin pM
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Cllr so ".
K. C. So. pfd
Loularlll A N "
Minn. A fit. L ..
. 81. P. a . g. it"!"!
Mlaeourl Pacific
M.. K. A Tt
V , K. A T. pfd
National Blacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. lat ptdV...'.
Nw York Central
N. Y., o. A W
Norfolk A W
Norta American ..'
Northern Pactflo
PMlflo Mall "
PennirlTgnl "
Popla Oes
P , C. C. A St. L
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring
Heading
Republlo Steel, -rlghta... 14 ,
67
7;
49 H
17
6S
101 s
:,9'io n4
1..K) 1H
l,C"0 14
4(10
MO 1&
400 U3
1,100 118S
MS
4
44
47 S
M',
41 H
1S4
47 V.
't
17
n
tin
116H
1.10
10
4S
UH
lot
133
118
'it"
ID
141,
ov
U7Si 11
t7 3IW,
4"4)
310
HI
(4T4
i4
4't
,
W4.
CJ14
7S
47 4
87 ie
17
H
IW'V
li?
HIS
1421a
Mt
M
tali
II!"!,
14
1M
119',
i
II
i
187
l"t
ato
7t4
r
4
4.0-jo ia' iii,v im
40.010 itiiu ltavt 141 1
74 K. 76
47L, 4gi 47
eovt hi m
1
; :u
o.iv m its
1.400 ii
Ml0 1M
l.fO
1.0U0
too
W.tO)
10
4i
4
14j
4
t.lll) 171V,
IKoS.
4"1
M
Stla
7i
ii 'a
4
170
t,50( J5H
li.ino
4.HOU
100
looo
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HkH laland Co. pfd. ..
St. L. A S. P. Id pfd..
St. Loula S. W
St. L. S. W. pfd
bloaa-Sheffleld 6. A 1..
Southern Paclflo
guulbern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneeeee topper
T., St. L. A W
T, St. LAW. pfd....
I ulon Paclflo
luioo Paclflo pfd
I', i. Keallr
I'. S. Rubber
L. 1. Steel
L. S. SUel ptd...
I' tan Copper
Va.-t'aroiina Chemical .
Wabaah
Wabaih pfd
Weetern Maryland '.
Mestlnghoua klectrlo .,
Weutera t'nlo
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Tout! aalca tor th da, TM.'JOO rtiarea
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 6.-Amerlcan securities
opened above parity. Then prices T drooled
on lack of support but later steadledth
the appearance 0 buying order in th
pecialtle. At noon the market wa Irrew
ular and from below to V abovi vi.ttV
day' New York closing. 'e,ter-
lndon closing stocks:
Coneola money 84 I-lt Loulartll A ft
do account 444 M., K. A T
Amal. Copper 84 N. Y. Central'.'.'.'.
Anaconda Io Norfolk 44 W
Atchlaon ll.'ta do pfd
do Dfd ,07l Oetarln A. w'"
.1 isa rennaylvanl ...
WIS, Rand Mine
. 41 Raadlng
. 8 Sol 1 hern Ry
.11 1 do pfd
. 1 Southern Pacific.
. 42(4 i nlon Pacific
. MS do pfd
Mi, C. gi.e
. t!4 do ptd
. 48 WaU.h
i di pfd
.ijt-ftv Slntll Am
....n
ril 1 .VPk-Itar fniiat .1 ft. .A -
...... ., . tmt ,m i ounce.
MONEY-HtlV per cent.
The 1 ate of discount In the open market
for ehort bill I lVulS. per cent; for t.,ree
montus' bills. 17-ltl pel cent.
Baltlmor A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific...
CI eeapeek A O
Chicago O. W
Chi.. Mil. A St. P.
f) Peera
penter A Rio (J...
do pld
Erie
do lat pfod
do id fd
Orand Trunk
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I
I2 3..0 40: total balance In general fund.
$10S.2;,75T.
REPORT Or Til P3 CI.KARIXlJ llOVtlX
TrBartloa of the Aaeertaltd Baaks
tor the Meek.
NEW YORK, Aug. A-rtradstreet's bank
clearings report for the weeK ending Au
gust show an aggregate of t.1.lf,7.2oJ.tl. as
against $z,7al.2.U.0u last week and $2.4i.314.
i) In the corresponding week last year
Following Is a list of the cities:
New York i$2,022
Chicago 2.-A
Boston is.,
t'hlladrlphla l.ti
t. Iritis tl
Pittsburg 4
Kansas city 44
Han Francisco 3;
1'altlmore ?i
Cincinnati Kri,
Minneapolis 15
New Orleans U
Cleveland in
Ietroit 17
OMAHA I
Louisville 11
Milwaukee
Fori Worth
Los Angeles
Mt. Paul
Seattle
ienver
Buffalo
Indianipulis
'Spokane
Providence
Fort land. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington. D. C
St. Joseph
Malt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
l'es Moines
Feorla
New Haven
Ploux City
Norfolk
Orand Rapids
Syracuse
Kvansvlll
Birmingham
Kprlnjrtield. Mass...
Portland, iMe
Augusta, Ut
Dayton
Oakland
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla...'.
lcntta
Wheeling
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
ChattannoirM
Charleston '..'
Mobile
Hmlngton
Lincoln, Neb
Wllkesharre
Topeka .'..".'..'.'
I'avenport
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamnxnn
Nacramento
fprlngfield, III
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford
fnlnmhla M r.
Macon ...'.......''.''. '
Youngstown
Lexlne-ton
Fargo, N. D..
Akron
Rockford, 111
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls
Canton, O
Qulncy
Bloomlngton
Lowell
Hinghamton
South Bend, Ind
Chester, Pa
Decatur. Ill
Surlngfleld. O
Icksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville ill
Madison, mih ."
Houston
Oalveston
vululh
Sctanton
271.0001
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110
Revised to cover one side of account.
uded 'J' ,otttlB berue contaln
lnf other Items thau clearing.
I Not Included In totals because com
parisons are incomplete.
New York Money Vnrket.
,.'!vEflIJ,RK' Au -MO.EY-On call,
easy, lii2 per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; closing bid. 11 per cent; offered at
1" per cent. Time loans, strong but dull:
S'-J,'.? day8, P'r cent- ninety days,
&ffl per cent; six months, 8'4ii4 per cent
per cinf MERCA'NT1LK PAPER-3"s4
STERLINO EXCHANOK-Steady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8510
(4.f,20 for sixty-day bills and at $4.8600
urt?e,?ond;C"' frclal bills. $4.84 4.84.
S!w,?,Bar' 10 : Mexican dollars, 44c.
rlt JIN La Qnvi.rilini.nl . ,, .
firm. laiiroiM,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
8 follow b;
V. S. ref. la. re. . . . lOCV Int w.,
""'' St. M. 44....
101 Jt an 4a
M do 4 St a
114 K. C. So. lat ta.
.Ut! I. deb. 4a 1D81
iv)4l.. tt N. onl. 4..
do counon .
V. S. ta, re
do soupon
V. g. 4a, reg
do coupon
Allla-Chal. lat 6
Am. Ag. ta..
Jim. T
. I44
. 44S4
. 4484
. 744
. 14
llltllf
11 .. K. A T.' lat'iaiilOO.
................ R. m , 1Bl aa..iwa
...... ...vL. gen.
Ut Mo. Paclflo 4a
Armour Co. 44a... ti4N. R. R. of u 4V4a
Atchlaon gen. 4a 10oiN. Y. C H4a
..USe do deb. 4a
". 1., N. H. A H.
do flv. a..
do cv. 6
At. C. L. lat 4a.
Bal. A Oblo 4a...
4o IVia
do S. W. tvta..
Brk. Tr. t. ...,
Can. of Q is
fo. Laatber (..,
'C. of N. J. ta
tl
. 41
. 65
. 82 14
1314
.. in
..lot
..102
. . H
.. 144
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. .10414
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e.
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. do cv. ta.....'....
. toliNo. Pacific 4a
874 do ta
VI O. I. U rfdg. 4a..
.100 Pann. cv. I'a Mi
1 97 A m
ftiea. A Ohio 4ua. .1041 nin. ... "
do ref. ia 1riitxa t f a ' .. '.'"11
ChloaA A. 21.:. 75 do gen. 4. . " ff
C, B. A . J. 4a..,. t8iSt. L. S. W. c. 4a.... 78U
, ,n; do lat gold 4 ... 44
'C BM- 4V4 MH8e.ho.rd A. L. 4. .. 88
4.., K. I. A P. o. 4a.. 41 So. Paclfl col. 4a... MM
do rtdg. 4a t do lat ret. 4a 46
Colo. Ind. i. M g lUllwar ...... .. lltu
Colo, Mid. 4 It do gen. 4a... . ... iaJJ
"tin raonio 4a 11114
-' w. ...... l.JT. DO re. mm ...
B. A R. Q. 4a 8744 do lat aV rmt Am
u . nuoDer ta.
do mi a.
Dletlller' ta
Brl . I. 4a.
do gen. 4.
do or. 4 aer.
d eerte H
Oen. Blec. ot. 5
115
8ti
.10t.4
77(4 V S. Steel Id 4aiii.'il07i4
III. Ce. Ut ref. 4a. t;4 Wla. Canlral 4a.
40 Va -Caro. chem.
784wabab Ut 6a
8Ma 4o lat A ex. 4a...
74 Western Urf Am
1M4 Weat. EIo. cv. tail
1114
784
884
44
Boatoai tltocaca and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 6.-Money, call loans, 2V
&3H per cent; time loans, S'4'45 per cent
Closing quotations on slocks and bonds
were as follows:
Atchlaon adj. 4a. 1104 Butt Coalition
I at. v Anion
lli-HC'al. A Hl..
1M4 entannlal
.430 f'epper Hang .
147 Daly Weal
180 rranklla ,
do 4
Atchlaon R. R...
do pfd
Boatoo A Albaor.
Boat on A Main .
ritchburg pfd ....
N Y . N. H. A H...17140ranby
Into Pactflo
Am. A rge. (Tioia
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar pfd..
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dom. I. A
General Kleetrte .
Maes. Electric ...
do pft
Mau. Oaa
Inlted fruit
Inlted t. 81
do pfd
V. I Steel
do pfd
Advonlur
Allouea
Amalgamated ....
Art ton Com
Atlantic
1Sureene Cananta
... i,im Koy.l
... I Ma j Mining ...
...lit Michigan
...14!, Mobawk
... It Mont. C. A C.
...11444 Nevada
... 45 Old Dominion ..
...17J Ou-eol
... US Prrot
... 78 Qulncy
...44 Shannon
.. ,145a Tamarack
... 444Tr.nliy
... to4l'nltrd Copper ..
... 74 U s. Mining....
...14U. I oil
.... T t'tji
... 47 Victor!
...44 Winona
... 484 Wolverine
... 44 North Butt
.... t4
....LAV,
....414
.... 144
.... J
.... t4
.... 18
....10.
.... J..4
.... ft4
.... 4
.... 10
.... 41
.... to
.... 14
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....144
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.... tl
.... 114
.... ,
.... 444
.... ti4
.... 45
.... 44
.... tr
Local eartttee laot
Qaotallona turnlahed by famuel
Kew York Life building. Omaha:
Alma. Neb., Munl.lpal ia
Armour A Co. 44 I8.1
Cudaby Packing I'd
Columbus, K'eb., B. L . ta 14U
Omaha rir kngine 4a ltra
Treasury Itairural,
WASHINOTON, Aug. .-The condition
of th treaeuiy at the beginning of busi
ness today was a follow.; Trust fund,
gold coin, iu a.'-i.ftoJ, silver dollurs. tvso..
3.0.000; silver dollars of lied). tt.l0il. sil
ver certificate outstanding. $4tti.370.0u0.
General fund, standard silver dollars in
general fund. $6.b02,l7; current liabilities
e.. 542 217; working balance In treasury of
fices, H7,64,r0, in banks to credit of treaa
urer of the United State. $39,244.6teS; ub
sldiary silver coin, tuloor cola
Omaha Paving ta 1 1
Omaha Ranevala 4a 1844
Klril Nalloual br.k. t o. Bluffa 12.
kuaa City R a 1
Keobreak T. A P. 4 1883
Kb. Tel. Stock t
Omaha Gaa aa Itli.
I uiuha K to. A P. Ce. it 1841
uuiit 1. u. t ny. iit
"xaha t C. B tt. ky. as
Oman A C. D. St. Ky ptd i
Omaha A C B M Hy com. 4X
Omaha A C. B St. Rr A tt. P'4 4.
Omaha Water Co 4a IV 44
telft A Co. 4a .814
So. Ova eh a 44a 1828
Iim City Stock Tarda pit
tauoa Slot Yards, Oman, 4
atlas.
Bern., jr., r.4
ilia. Aakd.
lot) .
.... 444 8
.... 484 Hut
.... 44 ti
.... l't4 10114
.... li.oi lot'
.. 104
ii 'mt
.. 80
. 4
.. 8!t
.. SO
..4u0
!i
to
844
100
IV
44
lv
lul
84 lOi
4jc at4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Light Run of Cattle tni Unin
ttrettinff Trade.
HOGS ABE STEADY TO TEN HIGHER
Very Few keet r l.anaK Iter,
Wfcll rrlce Art A boat Steady
Compared with the flea
eral Market Tkantlay.
POUTII OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. . m.
Receipts were Cattle. Hog. Bheep
Official Monday ,3o2 2.;.T3 10.1
Official Tuesday 1 4S) $,077 11. Si.)
Official Wednesday 2 5GS 6 f'S 12 14
Official Thursday 1725 .1 K.ivJ I
Kstlmate Friday 1.006 4. 4 JO 47 1
22 4)
36 71o
t;.2.4
24.075
43.i6
4J.Oj4
ti n
21.S02
23.(11
2;.06
S.3!8
ti.tli
Five dv thl week . 14 Oft
Same days last week. .16. 404
fcame dnys2weeks ago . . 13, 8.16
Sume days 3 weeks go..l3,o3
flame days 4 weeks ago. .12, 134
Same days last year....ls,7o
The following table shows
or cattle, hogs and sheep at
ior tne
year:
t 'u.t tie
Hogs .
Sheep
The following table shows the average
prue or hogs at Pouth Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons
the recelptt
C.ittH llrttnlta
year to dnte, compared with lat
1908 1908. inc. Dec.
.. 524.363 501.06 23,281
..1.674.01ft l.tWI.Mt) 118. (tt
.. 791. 34 Sls.HtS) W.93I
Date. I 1909. lHTJ4t. ll30T.1190tl.USK. ;iSH.e. 10.
I..
I...
4...
6..
...
7 27
7 40
7 44S
I
7 4SH
7 644
7 h
I 68 I 11 4 M
t t 6 Ul 4 !
$ 60. t III 6 00
I 6 tfel I f
III I I 02
July 27..
July 28..
July !..
July SO..
Julv 31..
Aug. 1..
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sunday.
The official number of ears of stocK
brought in today were as follows'.
tattle, nogs. Sheep, hti.
7 4.t 13! s rr
7 M. $ 071
( 14 6 04
24 6 0
t 41 01
t 44, 6 02
I 6 Ml
( $3 6 85
:ts.
7 6:tr-i 6 3S. B 9.1
7 6iV 4o 6 85
44
46
r?j
i
t 16; 6 . 4 f.tl 4 i
8 11! 5 7$ 4 1 .
6 23l 0 6j 4 Ml 4 r
6 23, 6 H (til ft 02
6 76 $ OH. 6 04
$ 20 6 07 6 08
C. M. A St. P 2
Missouri Pacific .... 1 2
I'nlon Pacific 1 10 2 1
C. & N. V., east t
C & N. W., west ... 18 20 2
('., St. P. M. at O.... 1 2
l'., B. & Q. east.... 10 2
t' , II. & w., west... &
C, H. I. & P., east.. .. 3
t' K. 1. A P., west.. .. 1
Illinois Central 1 .. ..
C. O. W 4
Total receipts 40 6$ 2 $
The disposition of the day's receipts was
a follows, each buyer purchasing ihe
iiiuiuei 01 react indicated:
Cuiile
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour ft Co
Schwart-Rolen Co ...
Krey Packlhg Co
St. Ixmls Ind. Co
From Kansas City...
CaiKens Cattle Co....
filiaefer
W. U. Vansant Co..
F. II. Liewis
J. H. Hulls
I.. Wolf
McCreury A Carey...
H. F. Hamilton
T. J. Inghram
Lee Rothschild
Other buyers
Ill
M
116
l')7
Hog. Sheep.
615
218
143
28
47
$
87
20
2
65
67
Ii7
955
1,031
m
331
203
"460
101
44
644
46
6d(
Total 1,102 9,766 1.2S0
CATTL.K Receipts of came this morn
ing were very light, only forty cars being
reported in. This means the total for the
five days this week Is 14,000 head in round
numbers, being a falling off of about 2,400
head as compared with the same tim last
week and of 2,700 head as compared with
a year ago.
With so few cattle on sale no very Inter
esting features were developed, It being a
typical Friday's market, slow and without
much change In prices In any direction.
Ihe few beef cattle sold in About the Same
otches as yesterday and cows were steady,
with some sales possibly a little lower,
owing to the fact that buyers wei not at
all anxious for supplies, as there were not
nough of any kind here to really make a
killing.
Thei were a few cars of feeders In
cluded among the arrivals, which also
moved at about yesterday's figures.
yuo.allons on caitle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. u.75t(f7.16i fair to good coin
fed steers, 6.2;.iBti.76,' common to fair corn
fed steers. ei.tKKij43.26; good to choice rang
steers, $5.004,5.W; fair to good range steers.
li'i oonnon to fair range ateers,
V. eood t0 cho'ce cows and heifers,
44 0O-ao.2o; fair to good cows and heifer,
43. I.Oo; common to fair cows and heif
ers, , $l.t6'i3.if&, good to choice Mockers and
feeders, $4.26iS6.25; fair to good Blockers
and feeders, $3.if,tat.25; common to fair
stocker and feeders, $3.00"u3.75; stock heif
ers, $2.7533.50: vc'al calves, $3.50t&7.00; bulls.
Hag, elc. $.75fc4.75.
Representative sales:
COWS.
No. At. rr. N. A. IT.
t0 t 40 I ui 1
t 74 14 1044 t 7
t UK I U
1 1000 I 00 1 110 a jm
t lots tto
BTOCtvEKS AND FEEDERS.
I 1 t 7t t 1040 4 tS
t 784 4 00
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
1 60
$ 60
$ 60
4 00
4 35
90
2 75
$ 70
4 26
$ S3
! heifer... 618 3 15 0 calve. .. 22
16 calves... $11 6 60 6 heifers... 778
2 steers.... 523 3 66 33 cows 81k)
10 cows m 2 90 2 steers.. ..1010
61. steers.... 969 4 60 146 steers... .11)17
cows 912 S 40 4 steers. ...1130
11 cows 790 $ 26 6 cows 22
t heifers... 642 8 20 12 cs.ihfrs.1016
i bulls 1696 $ $0 2 oalves... 256
I steers.... 916 8 86 15 steers.... 96
26 cs.Ahfrs.1012 4 10
L. N.? Worluy, Nebraska.
26 cs.AVhfrs.-012 4 10
HUGS - The best light shipping snd
butoher weight hoga were 6&10o higher this
morning, selling largely at $7.toi7.76 and as
high as $7.W for the best. On the other
hand rough heavy packers wer no mora
tlmn steady, selling largely at $7.5i7 CO
with heavy sows even lower than that!
The best packing hogs were strong to so
higher, selling around $7.60i7.56. The mar
ket was fairly active at current prioes, so
that everj thing In sight was sold before
in bulk of all
the hogs sold at $7
Representative salt
N. at. sh. rr.
8 141 ItO T 44
43 173 tO T 44
(4 till SO T 44
44 M 40 t 44
bt 884 40 T 46
63 tit ... 7 44
i4t ... f 40
l'.'t IS 40 1 40
40 tit ISO 1 40
88 IWO ... 7 60
84 rt ... t 40
t Ul ... J 40
84 ttW 40 7 40
CO iMO 10 7 90
U Ul 40 7 60
M 171 ltiO 7 40
44 (0 1 1.24
6 304 80 7 534
44 i 4U 7 U,
71 121 40 7 44
74 f ,4 liO T to
40 i2 40 7 54
44 4 200 7 43
U 8 40 t 64
47 XS 40 7 65
40 tW 40 T 44
41 187 40 7 U
42 3-t ... 7 44
U 1184 80 7 44
H .84 tOO 7 44
74 t6 40 1 t;4
W M0 40 T 674
UHliKl'-Thei. v.e
No- At. In. rr.
tl 187 ... T 474
44 24 140 1 474
4' 218 IM J 47.
II 1 40 7 M
71 M 40 7 40
tl Ml 40 7 40
71 3.14 e 1
0 tOl )) T 40
7' H 1'JO 7 40
40 SIS 40 7 40
f 4 ... 7 40
81 Ul 120 7 40
' 4 40 7 424
41 til 40 J t.4
J 10 40 7 44
78 ... T 46
4f 40 7 44
67 ,.f.'l UK) la
41 7 ... J 40
7 2)4 40 7 44
' -'! u 7 44
" 40 7 44
; t-O ... T44
M 244 ... 170
i -t 40 7 74
7 884 40 7 70
43 Sl ... 7 70
'8 m 40 74
74 Ii 40 7 70
71 J0 ... 1 TO
J" "4 ... 7 75
70 ii ... 140
70
.. 4J4
.. 4-
.. 101
.. 43 H
.. n rt
tt
844
1:4
1014
on sal this morning to make a market.
Only two tars of lambs were reported In
and these sold at quotably steady prices a
Utrg portion of them going to A feeder 'at
The trad this week has bom up re
markably well under heavy recelpta. Aa
was noted V'edneday the receipts for the
first three days of the week were heavier
than th receipts for any thre consecutive
days sw far this year. In this connection
It might b well 10 call attention to flv
days' supplies as compared vlth last wea
fi'd .1??i.,r l't included
the official count ihua far 1 over 41 uuO
head, aa (.gainst 21.0uu head for the first
five days of last week and 32.000 head for
the cot responding period of last year
V hlle a gain of approximately 21.o0 head
In on week Is not ery unusual uuring tne
range season. It is rather significant at
Ihe opening, since It Indicates that westein
tlieeptnen have decided to try out the trade
for toft spots. The Increased receipts as
compared with last year also reflect In .
measure -the unusually good condition of
riKr throughout the v.L
Condltlitis urrouiiuing ie live mutton
traao during the first thre davs this week
did not eerve lo accelerate demand by any
meaiis. The eek eponed In a rather slo
quiet style, partially Induced bv liberal
supplies, and this feature characterised the
market In a greater or lens degree until
yesterday. Increased sorting, wf couia
wa In a mtvtsur responsible for th rather
sluggish movement of iir.pl!. Buyer
picked out butcher hep for their target
Monday and any effort at hammering val
ue durln th esrller part of th week was
more noticeable In thl branch of th trad.
The total decline, however. I only about
lO.i l.ic lower than last week clue On
the other hand, fat lamb have mad up
for any weakne in the sheep department.
The demand ha been god all th week and
today the price level I quotably strong a
compared with lt Saturday
Feeder stock ha been in pretty good sup
fly for thl time of the veer, but to all
appearances the outlet for feeder is of
unlimited volume. Qualltv, of cotir. was
one of the principal factor In effecting a
ale. but practically everything In the wv
of feeder received thl week has moved
readily at steady to strong prioes.
Wuotatlons on fat sheep and lambs
Good to choice spring lamb. $7 ("ct7.40; fair
to good spring lamb. $S otV?7 00; good to
choice yearling. ti Otrfj 6 60; fair to good
yearling. t4.S4ru5 00; good to choice weth
er. $4 Wat Hti; fair to good wether. $4 0O.(f
4 40; mod to choice ewes, $4 2dtf4 60; fair
to good ewe. $4 00fi4 85.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to
choice lamb. $6.2rH.26: fair to choice yesr
llnr. $4u6.SO; fair to choice sheep, $3 80
1 4. 26.
Representative sale-
No.
Sl Idaho lamb
40 Idaho yearlings
4?Idaho ewe
212 Idnho lambs
4SI Idaho lambs
87 Idaho lambs
78 Idaho lambs, feeder...
Av. Price.
is & 91
M
103
70
70
68
7
4 75
8 7".
t to
$ 90
8 30
6 40
CHICAGO 2,1 R STOCK MARKET
Story of nay's Trading; la Cattle,
lloas and Sheep,
CHICAGO. Aug. $ CATTLE Receipt,
L60O head. Market was steady; steer. $6 SO
4)i.65; cow. $J. 5071 5. 60; heifer. M.WKcS.QO;
bulls, $3. tutu 45; calves. tH.0-u V00; slocker
and feeders, $3.i5ft.lS.
HOUS-Recelpte, 11.000 head. Market WS
10o higher; choice heavy, $S lfttjS.25; butch
er, $S.a8 20; light mixed, $;.)n7.90; choice
i'eTht, tsOOJiS .15; packer. $70097 60; pigs,
$56v(79n; bulk of sale. 7.6JS.itr..
SHEEP AND LAMI'H-Rocelpts, 11.0O0
head. Market for sheep stiady, for lamb
lop higher; sheep, JlOOjjj.uo; lambs, $u.25
&i. 80; yearlings, $r,.0U5.4O.
8t. I.onls Live itork Market.
PT. LOUIS. Aur. 6 CATTLE Receipts.
2.100 head, Including 1.600 Texans. Market
steady; native shipping ana export steer,
Su.6ixu7.10; dressed beef and butcher steer.
t,).50i(4.40; steers under l.V"0 lbs., $4.26425.80;
stoekers and feeders. $.1.26(45.0); cows snd
heifers. $3 2o'(i6.60; canner. $1.75tJ 60; bulls,
U4OT40; calve. $5.fHS7.00; Texa and In
dian steers, $J.5ytj.60; cows and heifers,
$24u5.0O.
1H)US-Recelpts, J.SOO
higher: pigs and light,
$7.7a?.0; butchers and
S 21'U.
SHEEP 'AND LA MBA Receipts, 1,600
f Mrht,t strong; native muttons, $3 50
fi4,,?01. 'arnb. 007.36; culls snd buck.
$226fi4.76; stocker. $3.0tff8.!)o.
head. Market 16c
$6.007 86; packera.
best heavy, $8.00
Kansas City Mr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head, Including l.jno southern.
Market steady to 10c lower. Cows, strong
choice export and dressed beef steers, $6 60
67.60; fair to good. $4.60Jw26; western
steers, $4.2666.20; stocker snd feeders. $300
6.25; southern steers. $3.76ii6.15; southern
cows, $2.4t$4.00; natlv ,oow. $2.15'i?4 63
native heifers, $3.16tu6.10; bulls, $3.00si4.0;
calves, $4.036.78. v
HOGB-Receipts. 6,000 head. Market
Iior'at2.i?J,,,.h.l'- TP' VMi bu"
sales, r.66tfP7 85. Heavy, $7.srVff7.90; packers
Jigs. t7&jfc V!m7Mi U'M- ..
SHEEP AND XAMBS-Recelpts. 1,000
head. Market for sheep, steady; for lamb.
2oo higher. Top lamb, $7.40. Lamb. $160
7.40; yearlings, $4.2566.25; wether, $4.0Tff6r7
ewe. $8,604(4.76; stockers and feeders $3.75
tJt.vO
t. Joseph, Llr Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug- 6. CATTLE R
marliet stesdy; steers.
cawfJ.. h"f'"- ,2W'
"oosRe'iP,- 4S0 h5; markt 53
lOcower; top, $7 90; bulk ol sales, $7.5
SHEEP AND LAMnS Receipts. 100)
head; market steady; lambs, $4.0037.40.
loaa City I.iie Stock Market.
u,V? Z1TT: Aur -(Speclal Telegram.)
-HOOS-Recelpts, 2,800 head; market
?" I A0 Tonft- range of prices. $7.2&a
7.66; bulk of sales, $7.a6fi1.60.
CATTLE Receipts, 200 head: market
rrr'"' KT.O0: grass cowT, $?w
4.00: feeder' W-764 ; yearlings. $3.00
to-k In "laht.
Receipts at the six principal western mar
kets yesterday were:
Cattle
... 1.006
South Omaha...
8t. Joseph
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
too
, IIM)
. 4.000
, $.100
, 1.600
Hog.
4.420
4..-00
200
,)
2.800
11.000
Sheep.
407
1.000
2000
l.i 00
11.000
....11,806 28,920 16,067
Metal Market.
NEW vnif i,..
v . -, w. uec-nne 1 n tne
London tin mpb nu a- m m" .
tt,i J, . . vm ,u ior spot
ST J v 7" 6d ,or ,u,un"i rade was fol-
. . a" ""easier lone in the locsl mar
ket today, but no sale were reported,
with spot closing easy at $29.25a20 46
Tho market for .r,A. J Zl?"' -
the New York Mi.VJZr'
Olllet. sale heln. r..l-A . , T
delivery at $13 00." Standard spot markit
.r'orte1 f'rro at $12.501215. Closing
pr':.e .for,.,vr'ou 'Hverles follow: Att-
V! " v.w. rvovemoer, J I a. SWT
13.00; December. V8.OO01J.Ol. Lorai dealers
wer quoting Lake copper at $18.18U1$.&0
f ?SU?iV.'tJ!U-7113'' na caatmg ai
$U.62V4tSi$,o. Th London copper market
7,i', shsd lowr, with spot market at
58 10 and futures at 169 7s sd. Lead was
ffj? ,at .I64.$0 for New Vork. and $4 10
434.20 for St. Louis delivery. Th mVtil
exchange reported sales of 100,000 pounds
In August at $4.30 and 100.000 pounds In
September at $4.J7V. Tne London lead
market waa lower at 12 7a 6d
Spelter was unchanged at 22 In London.
The local market was firm, with New
York spot quoted St $5.6006.87. and east
ern St. Iouis delivery at $5.MV1e.67H. Th
English iron market was unohanged at 4s
7H1 for Cleveland warrants. No chanaw
was reported In Iron locally. No. 2 foun
dry, $16.7517.26; No. 1 .outhern and No I
southern soft, $17.7B18.I5.
?i'IS' ,Au' -METALS-Lead.
higher; $4.26; spelter, excited, higher, $5,601?
6. 0.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Aug. B.-SUQAR-Raw,
firm; fair refining. $.5Sfr8.59c; centrifugal 93
teet, 4.0C4 06o. Molasses sugar. $.80J $3o
Refined, steady; No. 8, 4.45c; No. 7. 4.400
No. 8, 4 25o; No. 9, 4 0c; No. 10. 4.25c; No. 1L
4.90c; No. 12, 4.18o; No. 12, 4.10c; No. 14, 4.10o;
confectioners' A, 4.75c; mould A, 8.20c; cut
loaf, 6.75c; crushed, 6.65c; powdered, 6 00c
granulated, 4.96c; cubes, 6.20c. '
MOLASPES-Dull; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2a42c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Aug. 6 WHEAT
September, t44c: December. 97V97Hc
No. 1 hard, $1.31; No. 1 northern, $128; No'
2 northern. $1.26; No. 2 northern, $1.22.
HEEDS Flax. $1.83.
BRA N In 100-lb. sacks, $20 M.
FIXtCR-rirst patent, $6 60i5.$0: second
patent. $6 80d10; f(rt 0u,r. 149,-1.35.
second clears, $3. 35g 8 5$.
Liverpool Grain nt Provisions.
LIVERPOOL Aug. $.-WHEAT-Rpot
No. t red western winter, nominal; future
J.'kiM,'pil5b..,, 1di December, 7s
7fcd; March, 7 74d.
CORN Spot, new American mixed, via
Galveaton, steady, 6s 6d; futures aulet-
September, tS 8d: October, 6s 4'4d.
Oil and Roln.
NEW YORK. Aug. .-OILS-Petroleum
steady; refined. New York, $8.2$; Phila
delphia and Baltlmor. $8 20: Philadelphia
and Baltimore. In bulk, $4.70. Cottonseed
oil, eaxy; prim crude, nominal; prime yel
low. $8.5rr5.64; September, $SS7'ft!i.M; yellow
$5.30?I5 42V; September, $5.42'a5.3.
Perla Grain Market.
PEORIA, Aug. 6.-CORN-Unchanged
No. I yellow, 67c; No. 3 yellow. $7Hc; N0"
3, 67Hc; No. 4. 664c; no grsd, tAc.
OATS-Hlgher; No. $ white, S7',t38c: No
4 whit. 64flJ7c; No. 3 red. 26c.
Mllwaak Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. $.-FLOCR-.teady
WHEAT No. 1 northern, tl r)'al 80- No"
2 northern. $1 MH31.28; September, 96'ac.
OATS-ilSMc.
11 A H LE Y s mples, 4fl4c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Aug. --SEED-Olover. cash.
r.lO; October, $7-65; December, $7tb,'
March, $7.72V. ' , u"'
TIMOTHY Prime $1 to.
ALSIKE-rrime, $8 19, August, $$10.
DITS REVIEW OF IKADE
Great ReriTtl in All Line$ Shown
During- Past Week.
PASSAGE OF TARIFF KELTS
Keener Interest la Itrlnsj Manifested
All th Tina la the Iron and
teel Trade Review ot
itnatton.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-R O. Dun A Cn.'S
Weekly Review of Trad tomorrow lil
say:
Every Important development of the week
Confirm the revival of trade, which t
In even tell t)- i.vtfr i...a.trt
and which ha no vital obstacle to oppor
" ""v mat tne taritr him na pnei notn
hotixo of congress and has become a law.
A keener Interest I msnlfested In the
Iron nnd sltrl n.arket sch succeedlnr
week, p.iyer are operating with greater
freedom and producing interest dlsplsv
mote Indopendence In making commitments.
Higher total of pig Iron production and
other evidence of rpld expansion !ippe,r.
Numerous Inquiries hrtve been received for
orders running Into 1910. but little attit
buslne ha been d.me, a sellers In mnv
Instance name figures itbov the view of
consumer. The exr'cted advanre on
plates and shapes wa announced, the
ruling price now being M 40. Pittsburg.
Thl reflect the broadened demand for
car snd .ilh-r equipment. r.n prominent
railroad contracting for 8 000 car. wMI
many other order sr pending.
The dry good Jobbing trale 1 expanding
snd among large western distributers col
leclons are excellent nnd credit conditions
sornd. The retail trade Is beginning t.
come to tht mat kets at the central dis
tributing point, but operation thus far
have been conservative. The primary cot
ton good snd cotton yarn markets have
been unsettled by th fluctuating value
In the raw cotton market, following a low
condition reriri.,1 hi- iUa
demand for men fr for eprlng con-
iimiee 10 oe isrge and there I tlll a goi.d
call for fall fabric. The largest mills arts
fully supplied with ht;slre.
The market for hltlr and leather I still
unsettled, owing to price readjustment to
the new t.eMf Kill ,4Mi,.t .-.- -
. nuiiuniiiij null's ir-c
of duty. Foreirjn hide have advanced 10
' 'em or more ana nomestlc hide hsve
declined le then in - t. . , .w
. - ....... a ue icniner
market continue very dull. Trade In shoe
as. Hail a . . .
"""."'" oiiKierste inn most or the bttvers
ta he were In t ic t v, -. - kn.i.. -.
shoes than they Intended and hnve delayed
me i.iKcmg PI enter ror later dollvrrv Until
It In more rr..t.i , . .w. . . . .
duties on hide, leather snd shoe will
"'v on ine mantel.
DR A DSTRRRT'B REVIEW OF TRADK
Advent ot A nana Sees Generally
Good Daalne Conditions
NEW YORK. Aut n rft lAttt root '
morrow will oay:
With tht rlvani A..ew..-a v. -
tariff hoi become an accompllphd fart,
lhs lnn.4ltig tAnu - . . '
tioia form with poma ttn.pr-rli.fr vt t-arlit-r
SSV Ilha8a r-4 I - . m .....
.e.-wr, r-uuiaiPr. ot .viein, niRn pro
miuma on old auppllf-s of farm product
atrft n aonnAArlns) i n'
--k ... Mtj ununi inn Din ers
excuralona are bringing purchasera to lead-
in V marltaia
rhtrr$ I St 11 nrttaki 4 1.1. 1 a,
aonent for two preceding yearn a trrowln
MOSrettV It In V. M.,.w . .
i ,Z 'mtKmi. nun me eiii.irgemeni
or the new movement, wheat supplies hnve
begun to Increase and a renewal of export
-..,... 1 ri.iu mi. inis, cottpierl Willi
enlat'i'eft mnv.mAni ..e 1 , ,
- -....v... turn, iiiiuiier, ir.iii
and steel and general merchandise, is giv
ing the railroads more to do and there Is
already talk of tha disappearance of Idle
ears from th list. Building remains very
activ. That the general business situa
tion Is essentially sound Is also evidenced
" ' vu..,..muci)r small numtier of
bllMlneee .nan.lnn. m . , ,, .
-v- aim ttta iignteNt
monthly liabilities In failures In thirty
J aara paat.
lh.e .-,hr hand there re orn fea
i! i v,,'!?6 "lllo" not as clearly de
fined. High materlul cost makes for re
duction in placing orders In some line of
OOttOn BnnAm mrA ........
,, -..v. au.ii.-fi m price
of some line of finished Iron and steel
v.oi.ueu 10 nave discouraged ome New
York btlHlneee Am .1.. ,
, , ' , . ' J ' 1 .lie 11 1 K 11 cost or
wool end finished Roods has not Beemed
to affect demand In that lln. but hides are
cllnied to be due to tarlf changes
"'." a tun pending
a clearer view of possible effects thereof
r r" in tne I lilt en states
for the week enrflnv t.i, .
l?LugJn!:Li22,,f'a't n Ihe like
168 Tn m. 'nd
Canadian failure., for the week number
27, which compares with 34 lust week and
Kill th corrpondlng week of V.xrx.
Wheat, Including flour, exports for the
week ending August 6 aggregate M4 5,",m
bushel, against 1,570.602 last week and rttHUM
this week last year. For the five weeks
ending August t, exports were 8 82S 29
bushels, against 13,090,432 in the correspond
ing period last year.
Corn export tor the week Si 6,1 577
bushels, against 49.640 bushels Lt week
For th five weeks ending August S corn
exports are 388,164 bushels, against 822 240
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Clolng quotations
n mining stocks were ns follows-
.18 I.advtlla Con 414
.. 1 Little Chief ;
..-14 tteiluan Si
.. !I Omarlo ,&,(
. "4 Ophir in
. 84 Stanilartl .41)
1!4 Tallow Jacket to
Allra
8jninalck Con. ...
Tom. Tunnel stork
do bonda
Con. Cal. A Vs....
Horn Silver
Iioq Sliver
Ottered.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, Aug. .-Bank clearing for
today wer $2,lS9,414.7 and for the corre-
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of till
points. v
Futures opened Steady; Augut, 12 2U-3cc-September.
12.22c: October, 12.20c; Novem
ber, 12 22c, - asked; December, 12 2.H-; Jan
uary. 12 25c: March. 12 28c; Mav. 12 2Sc
Futures closed steady: August, 12.27c;
Bepternber. 12.20c; October, 12 17c; Novem
iVH. l0'- t"?Jmberi 1! J2C: Jsmiary.
SSSS! M.b;.UU.y24c,2; &UrCh' 12 22i; A"n1'
Hpot closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid
dling upland. 12.70c; middling gulf. 12
sales. 7.439 bales. 1
OAI.VESTON, Aug. l-COTTON-Stoady
at izc.
RT. IIT'tR 4., J.HTT,. ,... j...
nnuaiiiig. 11:14c; sale, 82 baits; recelpis,
"", snipmenis, u bkles; Htock
NEW niU.fctV.H Ai, . I'Trvv. o.
market ateadv. 1 i-is ..V. mu.n .
bales' 0I th POt' ,3 bal'": ' rriv. IW
32
i,l)7
.ot
Wool Market.
BOPTON. Aug. .-WOOI-The fori-
. . . ......iuii niu riiy til lite
wool market today: All clusse of inanu-
..viuin i uperaung nere tn territory
and foreign wools and the business of tha
week is around 8.000.WO or 000. 000 pounds
With the tariff settled and an excellent
demand for good It I believed that all
wool will be required for coneumpynn and
prices are consequently on a very strong
basis. The shipment of wool from Hostnn
to August 6, Inclusive. were ir.2 04 JJ8
pounds, against M,toI.4.-.3 pounds for th
same time last year. The receipt to Au
gust 6, Inclusive, were 2S0.T77.64tl pounds
lll tllt 14K N27 40 nn,.nH. .1.. .''"'
riod last year..
hr. LXJUI8, Aug. .-WOOk-Hteady
rltory and western mediums, 234i2Sc
mediums, 2220c; fine, lSfeitc.
er-tin
roftee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug l-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to an advance of ,1
points in respon to the gain of '4 frann
in the French market and ruled oulet
around the initial figures. The cloee va
steady, net unohanged to 8 point higher
Pales were reported of S.tM bags, including
Augut at fr1l0()c; September, 8 70c- Oc
tober, 6.40c; Iiecember. 6.3&c; March 8 40c
May. 1 4bc. Bpot coffee, quiet; RIo'No f'
TN!?i "nto ' , IK!; mild coffee!
quiet; Cordova, 12Ve.
Knrelca Klnanrlal. '
PARI. Aug. 8 Trading on th Bourse
today was lifeless. Copper shares mere
loner on New York advices.
IlKRI.IN, Aug 6 Prices on the Bourse
today wr weaker on account of the Turk
Ish and Grecian difficulties.
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and want quick action, sdvtirtuje u In 'Hi
lite Want Ad. column
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