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Till-; BKK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1909.
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i-C-
Brih Gorernment Report Rsiulted
in Hfftfj Sales.
free esses 7"c at mark eur
in re-umaUe. n. V- t
mark, western f:ia. free tee J at
majk: current receipts, free cases, f-SC4c
i mark
'H KKsrF!tmr: New Tnrk full crem.
choice. lc; (air to good. MSJFsVc.
WKITHKR IS THF. C.R6.1S BF.I.T
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market
Falli Into Listless
Apathetic Mood.
WHEAT VALTTIS DECLINX AGAIN ; Fair c...ia
i
eel Warm
Piin for the new cmunt w fa'rlv
g.jod. G:nd Trunk ws nifpoilt n divi
dend anticipation and M i. an rail ere
ii tin on god traffic return Kaffir lin
tro ed Paris and profession! buvlng
and n'l h ma rati!" benefited by better trad
tetnrn. American e urltie opened
steady, with prlcea a fraction over pantv
: Later, on Rood aupport, the markal
' strengthened and at noon waa firm and
1 from ' to V of a point above yesterday's
Hear A re Predtrtlag Starty-Ccnt
WkMl Condition Point to
l,ver rrlca la Para (
Blgr Spring; Croa.
OMAHA. Aug. 1
Ti.a besrlsh governrhem report resulted
In further heavy selling and wriest vslue
suffeiea; another decline. Beara ara pre
dicting 80c wheat now. while the am
trader wer following the 11. bull few
week ago. Everything polnta to lower
price In fact ct the excellent spring wheat
Crop.
Corn waa weak and ansteady with wheat
nd haavv receipts are telling on th cash
jlue No confirmation la given to the
no weather reports.
Wheat value wr unsteady and forked
rlll lower on freah flllng order. The
government report w ermstrued a bear
and ww somewhat -of a surprise ti
trader. tha yle'd was nM enpected to
hw aa high an average. The flerresse in
the World visible put aome sueiigth In
tha elating.
Corn options were unsteady nd a shade
lower, owing to an Increased movement
expected. Bad daman from hot wethr
h not been reported, but a few more
day of preeent condition will Urn the
entiment buP1h. Cah corn w Weak
and In poor demand.
Prlma,i y wheat rece'pt were 1.07VOOO
bushel and hlpmeni were 846.000 b'tghei.
agtinat receipt lat tear of 94.1,0 bushel
and shipment of Ml.onr) bushel
Primary corn recelpi wer 64Ono buih
el ud n, lament wera SRI 000 buahele.
g!n: rrceipis latyesr of 36O.0M) bushels
and shipment .f "W.") bushel
Clearances r .tJU bushel of corn,
none ( f t.ats, and wheat and. flour 'vial
to flWC bushels.
Liverpool closed ftld l"v ' on wheat
and d lower on com.
Lotai range of option:
Article fOpch. I Hlch.; Low. Cloae.j Tea r
I
llahtfal lew
OMAHA Aug in. 1W
I fihoaer occurred In th ejireme upper .
Mlou-i and upper Mllippl valley nd
upper lake region within the lat twenty-1
I four ho'ir. and continue In th tremj
I upper Milipi!i valley thla morning. An;
area of high preure ceriie th upper
Wiimnr,i vallev and laka region, audi
cooler weather prevaila from th Mlsippl
river eat over the lake. Ralna bv con
tinued oi'lte general along the gulf and on
the outhweat border. The weather Is gen
allv clear west of the Mlilppl r'ver
t the mountain, with llghtly higher
temperature, and It will continue fair and
warm in thla vtotnlty tonight and Wednes
day. Record of temperature and preetpltation
eomprd with the corresponding day jf
the laKt thre years.
ljo i?n iTf ir
Minimum temperature-... 75 M 7
Precipitation W .00 .00
. . . Ae a wrr Tin. n t w iro
"r I AlAA. laLJJU rUUli UJT aiaWJlU New York iloeing Canadian Pacific waa
lacrae la F-aralng Caaae Talk af
Reaaaiplloa af Dlvtdeade Sttffea
la at Tall l.aaaa Illadraaea
ta O per t ion.
NKW TOKK. Augnuet 10 -The tock
market fell into a 1 1 tie and - apathetic
mood today, suggestive, of th passing of
th Influences most relied on to stimulate
price movement The lat of thee wa
the crop report and It effect In attractive
new demand to th stock market wa
negligible. Judging from today lethargic
trading. The powerful force back cf the
market apparently looking to the crop re-
i won i o anora a nasi lor setups, nnnnuu
Vj of the accumulation of atocks that ha
I an ecepton and declined V Crop report
iiuiM early selling, but good buying lifteo
alue. New York supported Louisville at
Nashville. In ion Pacific and I'nlted States
I Steel in the afternoon, but neglectad the
; oi hers and the mat ket finished quietly
' ateady.
PA HIS. Aug. 10 Price on tha Bourse
today wer firm.
BF.RL1N. Aug 10. Price on the Bourse
today wer firm.
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3Ji .', e
Ms' Mt H
S3 1- V S
Deficiency In precipitation lnce March i.
.81 of an Inch.
Eces for corresponding period In 190K,
.JO of an Inch.
Def'clency for corresponding period in OS,
1 Inches.
L. A. WELSH. LacaI Torecaster.
Cora at Wkrat Regloa Balletla.
Tor Omaha. Neb. fur the twenty-four
hours ending at I a. m.. T5th meridian
time. Tuesday, August 10. .1909;
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Fain-
Ptatlon Max. Min. fall
Ashland. Neb..'... W. TO on
Auburn. Neb.....ss tw .00
Broken Bow. Neb.J
Columbus. Neb... 2
Culbertaon Neb.. M
Fairbury. Neb.... 94
Fairmont. Neh. .. fl
Or. Island. Neb.. !t
Hartington. Neb. W
Hastings. Neb.... 2
Hnldrege. Neb... 92
oakdale. Neb VI
Omaha. Neb 2
Tekamah. Neb...
Alta. la......' fT
Carroll, la 91
Clarlnds. la W
flhley, la S
Sioux City. la...
6,1
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71
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7
70 .
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00
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.00
Fktr.
Clea
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
. Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
tiktlla Price.
W HEAT -No. 1 hard. S7V.1 Mc: No. 3
hard. Slfcliic. No. 4 hard. rajlTi:, No. 21
tixing. iMQt.OOcr no grade, M4f9c.
COkN-No. 1. 6a'Ti&jc: No. 3. '361c.
No. 4. M3c: no grade. No. i
eilor.. ki ,c; No. 3 yellow, mtlc. No.
3 hlte. Uc.'
OAT8 No. 1 mixed, old. 1fJc; No. t
yenow. old. 3vS4c; N'o. 3 whit, old. ftH
14 Vic. So. 4 white. S5$37c.
RVE-No. 1 704,107 No. 3. 30c
Carlfft Reeetpt.
- Wheat. Corn. Oala.
iuO 1 i23
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at t a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp -r- Rain.
Central. Stations
Chicago. Ill M
Max. Min. Inches.
2
2
n
4
43
4
.11
110
Chicago
Minneapolis
omaha
Uuluth v
CHICAGO GRAIV AWD PROVISIONS
Peatarea of tae Tradlaar aad Closlag;
Prlcea Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, - Aug. 10. Overnight contem
plation of the government crop report In
spired additional bearlshness In the minds
r wheat tiadera on the board of Trade
ti.day and prompeil renewed selling, which
resulted In still further declines In all de
liveries. At the cIof the net losses were
l-fM'tc. Corn closed Irregular.- oats easy
anu pro.'ieion fattly steady.
Th heat mufket maa steady all day
and although there ivt-ie aeveral moderate
1 elites.' due to corrring by Influential
t.iOits, pt Ice failed to advance to the level
of th.- pi svlou close. The avcrninent crop
irpoit nu rue most potent factor In the
t.tuation. Indication that the wheat crop
tit America wilt be one of the largest on
1 -Cold brought out general selling tnrough
1 u' . h day. Crop report from the north-
mest wer In Un with predictions of th
feu.trnnient itatlstictan and, . barring wai
x.tather within th next week or ten day,
ah lai-ReKt crop of apring wheat ever har
. g .jw1 tbe afH"-garaoredi Aitother
olocouiegipg factor from the standpoint of
trie) buiia uas the almost entire absenc of
fl mang irom foreigner for th ch grain,
there helng practically no export bid.
b-i., tu uii. Tum cancellation of former
a w tor export wer received. Warmer
ail.tr in ti.e Canadian northwest, whei
the new crop waa threatened by low tem
pv.aiuits. and declines at all of the lead
,iiopean grant -canter wer additional
veakenmg inflwence. During the day th
1.. u . iibn delivery old betaeen 7pViC.
. i. lie LecemhtT ragged between 4Va-c
anu 36. The close wa considerably
tLuvt tna lowest point, although a heavy
i jur i m lieu r mil hiuicb vii ciriiein'
btr a re s.c and on December Vftssc.
Corn exhibited flrmni'ss nearly all day
but th September option was Inclined to
be weak. At the close the September da
livery wa down SiNc. while other options
were up S'O'c to rtc, compared with the
previous cio.
Prospects for a crop do to 1.000,000.000
ousnei inspired liberal sales or oats, which
resulted In a weak ton. Prices at th
close were unchanged to Ve lower.
Provisions were weak, owlna- to tha fur
ther slump ,ln grain. Price at tha cio
v tr J vc higher to 17 Sc lower.
The le-aina futures rangea.a follows:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Closo.j Tea jr.
Columbus. O i 17
Des Moines. !..., 13
Indianapolis. Ind.. 13
Kansas City. Mo.. 12
Louisville, Ky 18
Minneapolis. Minn. 14
Omaha. Neb 1
St. Louis, Mo 12
The weather continue very warm
throughout the corn and wheat region.
Shower occurred within the last twenty-
four hours in all except the St. Louis dla-
trlot.- Sibley, la., la th only station In the
Omaha district that reported rain.
. L. A, WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Wheat I I
May ' " " ! I ( .
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3tj U I 30
I 30 42H
! ..tfc.J0 I 1 3& 1 1 M I 1 3a UC)i
s'epZ ' Vt so n In .' 11 ml u
Oct - i 11 1I' 11 J7HI 11 1 11 US 11 2t)
Nov. , ' 10 TJStl M T7VI TO 10 T7HI M I3H
Jan. 1 y Hi lUi T 179 I
Ribs- 1,1 I I
SpC" I 10 J 10 10" 10 87H 10 rv
Oct. IS &7V,! 10 I 10 si 10 (7Vi U)
Jaa. . ! I S74j TlVil llih I T21
88
Bit
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8
8
70
70
70
4
t
70
Normal temperature for today. 7 degrees, j bn made In the cours of raising price
10 tneir present lorty aitiiune in
absence of sjfficient demand to absorb
profit taking sale, the seles were with
held, thus demonstrating once more the
strong resources of the present conductors
of the speculstlon and their indifference to
ordinary discouragements. 1 h pro
fessionals who attempted to anticipate the
expected profit-taking by short sales
yesterday wer compelled to cover up their
r-horts today. This besr covering wss
responsible for a large rsrt of the strength
shown In th esrly stock market todav.
The covering operations concluded, there
was no Inclination apparent to push th
advance.
The market as a wrol fH Into eml
atagnaUon a th day advanced. It I not
improbabl that th stiffening call loan
rate, had an influence In restraining the
operations for a further advance In price.
Call loana were made above th 1 per
cent rate from the out et and were taken
at the rate readily by borrowers. Tar a
the rate ar from money stringency, they
represent a dlstintt charge from th
plethoric condition, which have kept Idle
funds pressing for employment In the tock
market at almost nominal rates for months.
Even the heavy mony settlements In
cident to the turn of the half year on July
did not make any belter rate for day
to day loans than t per cent. The Immedi
ate cause of the higher rate yesterday and
today was the weak bank return cf Sat
urday and the heavy payment for customs
duties, which wers Incident to the rush of
Imports to anticipate the enforcement of
the new tariff law. It wa expected thl
drain would prove temporary.
Amongst the special points of strength
In today- stock market. Rock Island was
conspicuous, and with considerable effect
on speculative sentiment owing to th
suspected Identity of th controlling in
terests In the property and the most ag
gressive forces In the present stock mar
ket. The growing earnings of tha Rock
Island company gives occasion for specula
tion over a resumption of the dividends on
th preferred stock, suspended since In the
autumn of 1905. The preferential right of
preferred stock to dividends, which wa
limited to 4 per cent when they, were paid
before, rises to i per cent In 1'JIO and to I
par cent In 1917. The copper group was
strengthened by the July statistics of th
copper producers association. The month'a
reduction In stocks of 32.Q1.4M pounds
represent more than half the .total . reduc
tion which had occurred from the maximum
surplus on April 30 last.
Bonds were lrregulsr. Total sales. tsr
valus. 33.433.000. t'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of salea and leading quotations
on stocks wers as follows:
Salt HI(H Lev CIO
Mew York Mney Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 10-MONBT-On call,
easy, 2$! p?r cent, ruling rate, 31, per
cent; closing bid. 2 per cent, offered at
t per cent. Time loan, strong; sixty
day. 2 per cent; ninety day, t per cent;
six months. 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE TAPER - 444
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills st I4.8M0
w4 M6 for sixty-day bills and st 34 Sdf for
demand Commercial bill. 34.54S34.
. SILVER Bar. &0"c; Mexican dollars. 44c
BONDS iovernmnt, easy; raJdroad, Ir
regular. Closing quotations on bonds today were
a follows:
Inl Met. 4v ...
l""4!nt M M 4r..
til 'Jttisn 4
101 Mo rs
Ill K C. So lit Is
! U to. H 1MI
S6-L N vni. 10S
10 M . K T 1st 4
100's 4 MS 4t !.
Me. l.cfl. tm ... .. WH
lil'N. R . Of M.
4SV T. C. S 1V Mlt
)"1 o k ti4
It. T , N. H. H
MEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Nov t(- '-
t'a.-h quotation wer a follows:
. FI.Ol'KStad ; winter patents. tt.lOO
t w; ttiaighis, Jt TMr6. ju, spring patent,
lJSs1.l; straights, H iotfS W; bakers, 1116
' I
BARtEr-Feed r mixing, 48Wc; fair
to choir .malting, oO-Jxc.
ft&KDS Flgg. .No. 1 southwestera, 3134;
No. 1 north etern. $1.44. Timothy, I3.0.
Clovr. ll.3s. - . .
PKOVI8ION Mss pork, per bbl.. 330.4ft
4J Lard, per WO lbs , tU.30(tll 32V. Short
ribs, aides, (loooc) ItO if9i0.&. Short clear
idea (boxed), til.nvtfll.M.
Total clearances of wheat and Tour wer
aqual to 0,000 bu, , Primary receipts wr
1.0i.M bu , conipwf d with &, bu. th
oorrspoo4:ag day a r a Tba world a
visible, suppjy. as shown by Bradstrcet's
decTwas4 t,ft. b. -
Eartmatcd roelpts for tomorrow: Wheat,
l$g oara; oern, i3 crs, oaia, 3S cars; hogs,
xl.eo head.
Ka.aaaui Cltp Grrnla mm ProTlsloas.
KANSAS C1TT. Aug. -WHEAT-Sep-tarcbar.
tie; Dacotnber, 1S; May. MSc;
cauth. No. t hard. 310041.04; No. 3 hard.
iJcvU-M, No. I rad, X0; No. red.
CCRN-P-ptmbr. HVi; Docomber, 4.iV:
li,y. MAe; cash. unehogd to Vo lower $
No. t mixed. soMpsle; No. mlxad. lc; No,
J white. aVOi No. I white, 04c '
OATH Locaanged; No. t white, tutjiJc;
No. I mixed. iV0u- -
RTB 7&a.0o.
HAT I'nchaagad; choice timothy. 310600
ll; eholco pralrl, fl.&tf .; choice- al
falfa. ll3.0OsT14.00.
BUTTER Creamery extra. 36c: first.
t3c; second. Sic; packing stock. 13V-
- EOOS Extras. Be; firsts. 31c; currant
receipt. 13c; ascoDds and dlrtl. 14c. .
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu. ' 'SSS
Cora. bu. 0i ' "
Oru, bu.
Toledo So Market.
TOLltOO, Aug 10-BEEDS-Clo.er
Octobr. r fcW; Drobr. tTSIV. Marah,
I7 3nj. Timothy, prim. JIM Aiai.e. prime,
17 ,
Pkllwdelphla Pr" Market.'
PHIUADILPHIA. Aug. W-HlfTER-Pirm.
western creamery. ; nearby
print, Jc .
1, Kio-rum, rsoasylvgiu and othr
Qaotatlona of tka Day oa Varlowa
foaasodltlea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. FLOUR Re
ceipts, 11 000 bbls.; exports. 4.400 bbl. ; mar
ket easier, light demand; Minnesota pat
ents. V5 !Hff6 2o, winter straights. 4 i. lo ;
new Minnesota bakers; o.li4o.ft0, old; win
ter extras, 34.40to4.IK. new; winter patent,
lo.JOiDG.nO. new; winter low grade. 34 Sotf
0, new. Hye flour, barely steady; fair to
good. 34 34M; choice to fancy, 4?4.
CORNMEAL Steady ; fine whit and yel
low. Il.6o41.70: coarse. It 564 19. kiln dried.
U 7.
kyb weak; no. 1 wester, itc, nominal.
f. o. b. New York.
BARLEY 43uiet; feeding, TOiOTbO, . 1. I.,
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 4O.S0O bu. spot weak;
No. t red. new. $U0, elevAtor; No. 2 red.
new, 31. UP, prompt, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1' Duluth. old, I31.34S. nominal, f. o. b..
floM; - No. 3 haxdi whites, new. ILlOVt,
nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. The heavy lllng
movement In wheat that followed yester
day bearish crop report waa continued
with great vigor today, forcing prices
to new low levels and 15c below th sea
son's high point. Wsak cablea. big receipts
and fine northwest . weather added to th
heaviness, but near the Close rauiea oc
curred on covering. Final price wer 1 Vd
ISo net lower. .September, ll.06e,wi-07;
clnaed. 31 06V - December, 8124-1.04H;
closed. 31.02V May closed. IL04V.
CORN Receipts, 11,260 bu.; spot market
firm; No. 2 yellow, 7kc 1n elevator and TShc
delivered; No. 1 (lVc; option market
opened ateady and advanced on covering
orders, but later reacted, closing o net
higher. September. J-Mi'l'c; closed, 72H;
December closed, t4'c.
OATS Receipts, 73. -t bu.; apot market
easier; mixed, 21 to U lbs., 4c, nominal;
natural white, N to 82 lbs. il&c;
clipped whits. 34 to 42 lbs., Utt8Vtc.
FEED Quiet; scoring bran, 3J3 ti; mid
dlings, 834 40. .
HAY Steady: No. 3. 3S.0OS8 ; good to
choice, tSOWdlO OO. --
HOPS Firmi slat, common to choice,
1W8. lf-aic. 1(07. nominal; Paciflo coast,
ll. H17c; 19U7, 11a 14o. .
HIDES tidy; Bogota. 33Vr0SVc; Cen
tral America, i&23cu .
LEATHEH Steady, acid, 224J3PC.
PROVISIONS Beef. teady; family. I1400
U4 i mes. Ill OO-dll.&O; bef bams. 124.00
ei.OOi packet. Xit-vOfliWj city tun In
dian mess. p0.Sa--''.- Cut meats, quiet;
fick led bellies.' 312.60; . pickled - hams.
llooSUO. Lard steady; western, U .r9
11.70; refined barely steady; continent, 31100.
South America, 8l2.ti6: compound, 7 ot7 7.
Pork firm; family, 121 60322.00; short clear,
321 s&23 SO: me, tit 7ei. tS. -
tallow vuiet; city, t -o; aountry,
S S-lrVrji 1J-18C.
RICE Steady: domeetlc,. fakf fo extra. 9
c; japan, noniinu.
BUTTic Kteadv " to firm: Unchanged:
cramry specials. 2r7c: official pile.
3Sc: creamery extras, &&t&kc; crewmery.
third to flrt. 28426c; prooass, firsts to
specials, HCMSc; western lactury. WoHC.
CHEESE Firm - unchanged; state full
cream, special. 14VwiiVc; - stat. full
cream, fancy. 14Sc; stata; full craam, good
to prime, 12614c; state, full cream, com
mon to fair, U'.13ci aklma. full to apodal.
U"Tlle.
EUOi Saster;- western extra- firsts. tMt
Be:-first. 32B2te; seconds. J2lc.
POULTRY Allv. firm; westera chick
en, ltftflSc; fowls, 18Vtc; turkeys, 13c;
dressed, firm; west erh chickens, broUers,
I4iuc; fowls, U.VSi,ro. ,
St. Low I Oeaeral Market.
'ST. UOC18, Aug ' 10. WHEAT Lower,
track. No. 3 rer iuh. SI.LObU;- No. 1
hrd. . 31j84 ':, aptrpbr., H'rS64c;
December, 7c
CORX Futures. , firm; cash sneak; track.
No. 3 cash. S4ilxc; September, zSc; D
earjiber, b:c. So. 2 white. W4;Ha.
OATo Lower; track. No. I cuh. Mx9
3eS4C: Decamber, 34 Wc; No. 2 whit. 37c.
RYE Lower. 7b4r76Uc.
FLOL R Steady j red winter patent. 36.10
4. 30; extra fancy aat stralgnt.- 34. (Moo.;
hard winter-cleara, V JJdM4fi. .
. SEED Timothy, 34.1X14. ML . .
CORNMEAL 33.30.
BRAN Weak; sacked oast track. SatfSge.
HA Y Steady; timotny, new. tilt
old. 8110uitn'A: prairie, ; uOtfUa,
IRON COTTON litB-HIC.
BAGGING 7c "
HEMP TWIN E 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; jobbing.
330 W. Ijird. lower; prime steam, 8l0-ti
4 11.06. I'ry salt meats, steady; boxed, exits
snorts, u ic; ciear no. u..c; anort
clears, gil 7Ti Bacon, steady; boxed, exua
short. 8128TS; clear rib, $ll7t; short
clear. 312 75.
POULTRY Steady? , chickens. He;
springs. 16c; turkeys, ITc; duoks. 10c; gee,
be
BITTER Steady; creamery, ESWc
EGOS 19c
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60S US &
4SS V 444
vn 171 s 171 s i7"
lJ0O l.Vt 1-.5 us
1J.S00 MS tS "S
I 300 157S IMS lS
!. US KS US
4S
89S
8.4.K)
100
t.0
3. too
'SO
.1 -l
411)
4S
s
Alli-Chlmrs pM li
Am 1 mated Copper 47.7
A is. ArU!llltural "
Am. Bt lutsr
Am. Co pfd 10
Am. C. A r t.m
Am. Coltnn Oil 1
Am. H. L. t "
Am. le iecuriu 10
American UnMri tn
American Lecomotiv 1.4)
Am. A
Am. 8 A R fti. .......
An. u4r Refining
Am. T. m T
Am. Tobc pti. ........
Amf1rsn wsmIm
Aftarond Ulnlni Co....
Atchison .-
Atchison pf4
Allsnilc Ooset Lln . . ..
Baltimore m Ohio
Bal A Ohio pfd
nernlabem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pnrtfia .
Central Leather
Central ltber pfd
retlfral Nre Jersey. .
Cheeapenh Ohle
Chweso A Altos
Cbleaso Ot. W
Cblras A N. W
C. . M. A St. r
C . C, C. A St L
Colorado r. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. let prt
Colo. A Bo. M pfd
Consolidated One
Cora Pr4li4i
Delnwtr a Hudson
Denver m R. O
D. a R. O. pfd
1)10X11101 BecarlUe
en
Kris let pfd
gn 34 pfd
General BlactrUj
Grant Nortaer pfd
Grenl Nonhern Or etf.
Illinois Oentrnl
Intarborash Me.
Int. Hoc. pJd
International Hnrienfr .
Int. Marin pfd
Inusmntlocai
Internathnenl
lew Control
Kan ana Otiy 8
K. C. . pfd
Loolavlile N
Mian, a . t,
M . St. p. as. g. M ..
Mlasrart Pnetfl
M., K. A T
M.. K. A T. p4
National Blacnll
National Land
M. R. R. of M. let pfd,
New York Oentrnl
!. Y . O. A W . I.KI
Norfolk a w f)
Northern Pnoiric
Pnelfltr Mali
PanaeylTanl
Peopl' On
r, c. c. a st. l .
Preanod Steel Car 3..W0 (4S
PoJlaaaJl Pnlse Oar )
Ralloar gtonl Spring 7i V
Rondtn . ICS 100 1st
Repuhlio Stool 1,7'W n
Republic Steel pfd 0 114 IT
Koch letnn IB 17 41
Rock Island Co. pfd 1 1V
St. LAB. f. 3d pfd l..)
st. to oia s w
Bt. L B. W. pfd i n
Skoe-Serrtetd S. a I V-
Bonthor Pneine t...
SotMhofn Rail v a ..
ho. FLallwmr ptd 2 I")
Tenneaeen C neper t.M)
Tnia a PneilK 1.
T.. 8t. L W ti.)
T . 81. L. a W. pfd 1 lurt
t'cio Pneine
I'mon Pacino pfd
f. 8. Realty
f. 8. Rubber ' M
V. 8. Stool 71.
f. 8. Bteol pfd l.Tio 1J7
ftah Copper l.njai
Vn.nrallB Chemical 1 lTO
Waba.h
Waonak pre
Wentem Mnryland aial
Weetlnchouno Clectrl lb
Weetern tahon pn)
WbeeliDf a L g 1, 00
Wloronein Central 1M
E-dlTldeod.
Total anion for th dar, T01 .40 ennro.
SS
4S
47S
JS
s
TS
4
S8 S
1
74,
I' S rrt it. re .
do oo'ipon
V. 8 J, ret
dV eonpon
f. 8. 4e. re
do coupon ........
Allle-Chal. 1M H ...
Am. A. 8a
Am. T A T. tr. 4
Am. Tobnoco 4
dn 4a
Armour A Co 4S
Alrhlann pen. 4
do er. 4
do ta
A' C. L 11 4
Bait Ohio 4
. do ISa
do 8 W. ISa
Rrk Tr. tr. 4a .....
('en. of On. as
cn. Leather ta
c of N. J. B. le . .
as
TO In,
s
4S
74 S
kH
0SAH. LIVE STOCK MARKET
Another Very Lartje Bun of Cattle, '.
Mottly lUnger.
HOGS MOSTLY TEN CENTS LOWER
Fat Sheep 4. boat Tea teats lower,
While All Others Ar Steady la
Fare ol the Wry l arge
Receipt.
OL'TH OMAHA. Aug 10. IMS
Receipt were:
Offlcal Mondsy
Estlmsie Tuesday..
Hog. SheP
2..i. 3. 1
.,( l.'WW
4 J8l"81
iMf 21.
18.218 10.274
3iH ll.J.
10 41S 11.3
8. a) 22 4U
48 steers .. 1H2 8 M steers .
lil l r...ll 'Of' !4sieie...
rter Pro W n.
IKS 3 t)0 113 Mrer.
iL"! Si) A tT .
A. Johnaon 1 to
3 14 I da .
KM 4 0 l.r H Ml
P. C. Watl-Wvo.
l'VL3 3 OA T. mixed
Mc:ormlck A V ilklrs-M,..nt.
1lv4 4 M 14 .er .114 4 0
1i4 4 !) 14 Mer ...l.'.'-o &
I rom l'V.l 3 "4) 17 teei....lrt 4
14 steer. ...mi 4 10 II te r . .1173 i JO
6 steer. . 1174 I 8 8 ster. ...ils) lj
I steer
82 ster
; ste r.
.3 co
: '.t strers . ..
! 1J co
Kedick.
' If tre .
1J4 fter.
.11
.11.0 Id.
877 4 00
li- ro
li d .s to
. 8k 3 73
1ll. 4 )
1:11 io
c- uhd 5 , .
I ....i . v.ib .- .
I Mi I.A."i S
! kenlf. no.i.l ti
gt0u!i-d.
tlrie!)
j 41111 i.i:m ri. iunhi:T.
i laple and 8"anr Prodoc Prlree Far.
a lolled Ply n.-rn and W helenaler.
l.l'TTP.H- Ctratff : j . 1 dellvtted f
I the letail tied 1" l-lh. carton. 27c, No.
il In -lh tiihn No 2. In 1-lb r-
i ton. Sc; in a-ib tvibs. 24c racking Stock.
' I v, (an. ili. ti. 2' r: .. . common
! roll. freh mad, ljl'tc Mrkt changes
evev Tii-.1
Two dya thl week
Sam dava last week
Same daya 8 weeka ago.. I.)
Sam day 3 week ago.. 7 f2
Same day 4 week ago.. 8 po
Sam day last year 8 Jj4
Th following table ahow th rocelpt of
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared lth last year:
ldOS. 1:1. Inc. lc.
Cattl 8i.27 K.117 30.1f4 ...i .
Hog 1.M.24S 1.73068 123.i'.2
Shep 8J0.016 8iW.sr43 10.77
Th followmg table now th veTge
price of hog t South Omaha for th lat
several daya. with comparisons:
Date. ilM. iL08.l7.!l08.'lS0i. 1904. 103.
HM4 c se
S y. A w. let e. 4s ,
ions do tw. 4n.
. US No Fartnc 4
o; eao j,
7nO 8 U rfd. 4 ..
i:S Penn. ev. tS ltl
1S do coo. 4
U7 Roadlng sa.
t hen. A Ohio 4Se .104 II. L 1 I T. f
do ref. la
Cklcaio A A 8S.
C. B A Q J. 4a
do grh
101 s do sen
TSS! U 8. W. e. 4
IS do 1st fold 4a .
100 8bonrd A. L. 4a.
C. M ASP IS ) 8o Pacific oot. 4.
C. R. I. A P n. 4e. o do tr 4a
do col. in MS do let ref. ....
do rfd. 4a IIS80. Rallnar an.....
e ole. Ind. in do sen 4a
Olo. Mid. 4 88 tnlon Pacific 4a...
C. A 8 r 4S. H do tr a
rt. A H. r
P A R. O. 4a
do ref. It
rrlriler Sa
E-to p I. 4a
do ren. 4
dn c. eer. A
de sertea B
Gen. Klec. ct. to..
111. Cen 1st ref. 4
Bid. Offered.
10 do let a ref 4.
rs'tT 3 Rnhbrr . .
MS T. 8 Steel 4M in .
ns Va -car. Cliem. t.
S tVmtai It ! .
TS4 do let a ex. 4..
Wee'ern Md. 44
7SWeet. F.ler. tr. lav
IM wia Central 4....
MS
IMS
1014.
..1014a
. .KS
.. W4
... M
.. 7S
. 104S
114
4 M
.. lis
.. 78
. . 4
.. S
.. MS
. 104S
.. MS
. 111s
.. H
.10114
..r.s
.. MS
.wis
..17S
8S
II
78
8S
MS
8S
July 31...
Aug. 1...
Aug. 3...
Aug. 3...
Aug. 4...
Aug. 3...
Aug. t...
Aug. 3...
Aug. 8...
Aug. ...
Aug. 10...
Boston Stock aad Boad.
BOSTON. Aug. 10. Money, time loan. iH
428 per cent; time loans, 34jf6 per cent.
Closing quotations were:
Atchison a 41
do 4
Atrhlenn R. R
do pfd
Roaton A Albany..
Ronton A Maine...
Fltchbur pfd
N. V., K. II. A H
I'nlon Pacific
Am. Arge. them..
Am Pneu. Tube...
Amer. Sugar
do p'd
AM. T T
Amer. Woolen ...
do prd
Cdiaon Elec 1 1 1 11 .
fleneral Ele- trlo ..
Maaa. Electric
Maa. Gaa
lotted Prult
Inited 8. M.
do pfd ....
f. 8. Steel...
da pfd ....
Ativemur
Allonea
Amaifamated
Artiona Com.
Atlantic ....
Butte Coalition .
1004 Cnl. A Arteoon
lliCal. A Hoc la
iolSCentennial
JJ Copper Ran ...
14. Paly Want
1' rrnnkll
I..lamnbr
liHSGreoon Conanea
l Iale Rorale
.... I Maa. Mining ...
. ...IKS Michigan
....17 Mont. C. A C ...
....143H See
MS Old Dominion ..
...1oSOeceol
....Wo Parrot
....171 Qulncr
IIS Shannon
.... 44S Tamarack
147 Trinity
.... 44 S t'nlted Copper ..
S I 8. Mining. ...
.... TTSI'. Oil
....itS l'u
.... T Vtctorl
41S Winona
.... 884 woKenn
, 41 North Butu ....
.... 10
. 88
.10
.878
. 88
. 81
. 8
17S
..10
. 10
JSS
. IS
. 1
. ?0
. 84S
. ti
. .148
8?
. pi
.. !S
.. 70
111
.. IU
.. 86
.. 48
S
s
..164
.. MS
T 44S; 8 41 01 32, 3 88, 3 01
1 3 44, S I U I f ; !
7 48V4 I 1 0 11 6 " 4 S2
7 MS, 3 I 85 I 21 I fi; I M, I )
7 81, 8 3 I ( 22, 6 i 8 08 302
7 USl ( 38 t 83. t 76, t 08 3 04
7 fcHS 46 5 3S 30 I I 07, I OS
7 6eV 3 So 8 77. 8 11 6 7 1 3 04
I 8 80j 6 74 6 111 5 84 6 11 6 12
7 4a. 1 8 80 8 i 8 84! 3 07'
7 41 si 401 t 86' 6 M 6 861 6 , I 19
3
1 2 ....
4fi 3.1 24
84 42 24
4 2 1
80 3 2
3 3
3 1
. .4 I
.3 4
184 100 78 2
HtJ The best shipping hogs this ni .n- 1 E(MS -Kt h 'ell rg si.v-k. cndld, 31c.
n.g ..ld JfilOc 4oar than esterda, M Nn storng sunk in (.'malta market
packing hogs were almost Invariably lic I CHEESE-llnrsr Wisconsin full cream,
lower. The trade on the beuer giades al twins. IV: Young Americe. 4 In h.iop.
reasonably acme, so tha: the big bill issc; favorite. 8 In hoop. 14c daisies. J in
changed hands In fsi." season In the morn- hoop. 16ic. cream brick, full c. ISc.
In, the heavy hogs goln larerlv at 37 Ai I block Sa iss 1c. full cream limhurger 1c
t ; end the beat liKht and butcher weigh; I ftil'I.TKT - Hrollers. IS-: alive, spring
noing largely Rt J7 40d7.M) and on up S ur; hem WSc; cocks. V; duck. 8c.
high as 37 64. Toward the clone the niir- tfMt . turkevs. lie. pigeons, per dos ,
ket ss lees aettv and it wound up at ih! ,,nnra fowie. per doi . 3: j0. quh.
low point ot. rough and heat y packns. pP rtni K nreed hen. 11c. sprlnrs.
n 'rr iL'"" "" "- IVflJic. cvks. 'c. ducks, lie; geese. IV;
The recelpis for the two dsys are ei -v I ,llrK,v. -lc
small, ahow ing a falling off of over 1.O00 ! -liH Fresh caucht almost all r
hfd ."mp"ra W"h "' m0d'r- drV.;Jd: lUllbu' UiVl,,buffSo ' 9c: trou
ale receipts
Kepreeentstlvs sales;
4fl6 749 1 V8
4A 1.81.1 1.5'
f1 1.61 2.i
.108 1.328 1.303
14i
2M
100
41
84
18
1
187
129
100
84
145
7
108
28
18
100
1
2S
630 .... 8.I1S
ns
s
12S
4:S
7S
41
ti
1S
s
4T
TS
1.1 s
MS
ht 144S Il' 1D
2 7S 71 7 S
1.400 its 4:s 41,
74H
") loss loss 1"S
3.110 KS 83 81
?"0 8:s 8! S 81
11 ) ls lws IMS
"0
. 1,00
p)i)
no
100
1300 IMS
4ri0 o
17
3S
S
47 S
7IS
lil
in
II
814
1
81 S
110 15-,S ISiS IMS
ym IIS US US
18.7U0 14)1, 11: 141 S
1.4)4) 1L5S 1UVS HS
... . l
MS :s
15-. lit
SIS
14iS 1US
14 s II S
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 10. American securities
opened steady with prlcea a fraction over
parity. Later on good support tha mar
ket strengthened and at noon was firm and
from i to ot I point above yesterday's
New York closing. Canadian Pacifl waa
an exception and declined V
London closing stock:
Cono.a money MS Louisville A N IMS
dn socounl 84 8-1 M., K. a T 44 S
Araal. Copper MSN. T. Central 1MI
Anaconda 10s Norfolk A W MS
Atrhlaon 1HS dn pfd M
do pfd 1'IS Ontario a W U
Balilmore A Ohio IBS Ponnayleanla 714,
t'nnndlan Pacific 1M Rand Mine KS
Chepk A O US Rending 84S
Cklcnso O. W 4 S Soul hern Ry 314
thl.. Mil. a 81. P...1I7 do pfd t8
be Beer, if,. Southern Ptolfl.....lM
Den far a Rle 0 .... US iBien Paclhe
dn pfd II do pfd 10
8i I X. 3. Bteel 80
do Un pfd 8?s do pfd IU
do 3d pfd 47 Babnah zS
Grand Trunk 88 do prd Ilia.
lillnoia central 141 ipnnis 4 M
SILVLR ar, stesdy at 23Hd per ounoa.
MONEY per cnt.
Tha rate of discount In th open market
for short but Is lS-TJlN Pr cent; for three
month' bills, 1 7-lwlS per cent.
New York Mlalaaj Stcx-k.
NEW YORK. Aug. U. Closing quotations
were as follows:
Alice
Brunswick Co
lea. Tnnnl fok.
do sonde
Con. Col A V
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Aiked.
.118
. 1
. 38
. 18
. 7
, 78
Leedilll Con.
Uttl Chief .
Meaicna
Onnrle
Ophir
Btasdsr
17 Tel low Jacket
7
88
..111
..14
Treaeory gtateaneat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. W.-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust funds: Oold coin, 3L2b.8t; sil
ver dollars. 34ao.8ifl.000: silver dollars of
1), 84.uV4.0uo; sliver cert If (cat a outstand
ing, 34t&,s1.0GO. General fund: Standard
silver dollars. In general fund, 36.326.833;
current liabilities. 3 104. 198; working bal
ance In treasury offices. 322,857,008: In
banks to credit ot treasurer of United
States. 3J9.no4.083; subsidiary . sliver coin,
3.412.816; minor coin. 8X273.844; total bal
ance In general fund, 31u2.678,24.
Sunday.
RecelDta and disposition of live stock at
tha Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. Neb..
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 o ciock
p. m. August 10. 190:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hog Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific ....
Union Pacifio
C. A N. W, east...
C. A N W.. west...
C, St. P., M. A O...
C, B. Q , east ...
C, B. A Q.. west...
C, R. I. A P. east..
C . R. 1. A P.. west
Illlhols Central
Chicago O. W
Total receipts
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hog Sheep
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Bros
I.ayton
S A Co
Sinclair
Cudahy, Kansas City
Benton. Vansant A Lush
J. Lob man
Stephens Bros
Hill A Son
P. B. Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. H Bulla
I Wolf
McCreary A Csrey
S. Werhelmer
H. F. Hsmllton
M. Hagerty
Sullivan Bros
T. J Inghram
Smith A Polsley
Other buyer
Totals I0H .0 W.W8
CATTLE There waa another very fair
run of cattle this morning. 185 cars being
reported In. Th bulk of the arrivals con
sisted of western rsngers. both killers snd
feeders. The receipts for the two days thl
week show a gain of 4.000 head as compared
with the corresponding daya ot last week
and of 3.000 head as compared with a year
ago.
AS was the case yesterday, feeder buyers
wer all anxioua for supplies and were out
In good season, so that th desirable kinds
of feeding cattle sold very freely at peine
that were, generally steady with yesterday.
Inferior and undesirable kinds, ss a matter
of course, wer a llttl les active, being
more or le neglected.
Cows and heifer also sold quite freely,
there being a good buying demand and a
con!derable proportion of the cattle of that
description changed hands in good season
In the morning. As to prices, there was no
material change, th market a a rule be
ing quoted Jut about steady with yester
day. Tha best com fed steers were In good
demand and price war atrong on th beet
and in some cases as much ss 10c higher.
On bunch sold up to 37 29. which was th
best price paid on this market alnce Sep
tember of last year. On tha other hand.
Inferior oornfed looked In som esses
as much aa 10c lower and the trade on that
kind was not very active. Grass beeves
were generally Just about steady with yes
terday. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cortifed steer. of!7 ; fair to good corn
fed steer. H.eO990, common to fair corn
fed steers. 3S 05S 30: good to choice range
steers, 85.0036.60. fair to good rangs steers.
84.6Oift.00; common to fair range steer.
33."6T4 50; good to choice cow and heifer.
34 00&6.25; fair to good cow and heifers,
33.2634.00; common to fair cow and heif
er. 21.76fJ3; good to choice tockrs and
feeders, K36 36; fair to good stockers and
feeders. 33.76474.36; common to fslr stockers
and feeders. 3&00&3.75: stock heifers, 32.76f(t
3 80; veal calves, 33.i0j7.00; bulls, stags,
etc.. 32 76454 75.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
So. A h Pr No At n fr
n IH 1 8 11 lo ! 7 40
4 . ? 1?) 7 4 M 11 . 1
M J71 4 1 SS X' 40 7en
.i it . 7 rs to js: . : :s
y. in 7 it4, T5 r . T i:s
i i. an T y m rj 10 1 41s
44 ri II" 74 il 7 4J.
l n S 7 T JIT II 18
47 8 pm i a 44 ni an 7 44
! I . . 7 N M 1.7 T 44
M U IO 1 U 77 !4 110 t 41
tl HI 7 0 71 Ill 40 T 44
17 en SI) 7 I II f 1 t 4
J HO 10 14 I .... Ml 4" 14
14 PS ...'( 74 S Ijn 7 4
I IT4 . Ill 71 K? 4 7 u
7. 141 10 t SIS 81 4 40 7 44
8" l 7 7 'M If III
l M SO 7 M l 807 IM 1 48
S7 t . 7 14 4 I .VI H IIS
r. m ) ? ii to in . 7 48
M ..Jul 1 7 W ill 18 T 4
II I8T 40 7 iS 84 T" . 7
'.II !) 1 II 7t Ill 40 7 44
IJ frl IM 7 li 78 8V0 )d 7 47S
l ... .. Ill 1i ; S7i 71 141 4i 1 I
TO 144 lti) 7 ITS 8 4u 7 M
r Ill . 7 I7S 70 .31 ... 7 10
84 ,. t.,4 1 7 40 7t..... 8.) . 7 SO
71 Ir4 I) 7 40 71 121 80 7 M
4 fc.O 4 7 40 87 ..318 7 80
77 !J7 l 7 40 71 tS V) 7 in
74 IM I I 141 71 II 4 7 .V)
II 14 ... 7 40 t 131 ... 7
ti 747 . 7 4 8 141 .. 7 80
4 H 40 7 ) 8 IM 4 7 en
4 Hi II t II . . 1
SX IM o I 40 II il 110 7 10
76. ttt T S 78 9'l 7 8.)
18 IM 80 7 40 M ... 7 M
70 J40 ) 7 40 77 5tl . t 88
to ,. 4 ) 7 40 70 125 10 7 U
71 . M 40 ! ) TS in e 7
M S4l M 7 40 r, 814 0 7 88
81 814 . 7 l II Mi . . I II
71 740 80 7 40 II 14 IM 7 10
81 IP) 40 1 40
SHEEP Receipt were the heaviest for
any one day ao far this year, with the ft
icption whrn eighty-six double decks were
received the first day of March. Today's
run totaled approximately set enty-elKht
carloads. This Is also the largest run of
sheep since the opening of the range sea
son. Th big end of today's supplies was
feejing sheep and lambs, in fa? I, there
wer right around fifty or sixty double
decks of feeders
Despite the heavy receipts of feeding
stock the inquiry wa brisk rrom the open
ing and a good healthy demand waa ap
parent. Several cars ot stock were late in
arriving and of course this served to re
tard trading somewhat, but the general
market wa reasonably active and the of
ferings changed hands In very good season.
heavy receipts coneiif red. Prices were
well maintained, especially on kinds that
were particularly suitable and while a few
sales of common stuff looked to be a shade
lower most trading figures were not far
from steady, yultc a string of feeding
yeauings sold early at y a
w h le It is obvious that the nrnnort on of
fat sheep Included in rerelDts was not un
duly Isrge for this time of the yesr. the
fact that most of the rat killers were weth
era exerted a denresslnc influence in this
nrancn or the trade and prlcea as a rule
were lower than yesterday. Burdensome
supplies slso induced a sluggish movement
and It was well along In th morning be
fore many ot the pens had been cleared.
The general market on killing sheep la
quotable at about a dime lower than yes
terday. A few cars of Idaho wethers sold
early at 84. Ml.
eat lambs wer In comparative v llxht
supply and good Quality stock moved read
ily at tuny stesdy prices. Today fat lamb
market la Quotable at generally ateadv witn
yesterday. One band of young rangers was
gooa enough to bring 87. z&.
uuotatlon on fat eheeo and lamb
Good to choice spring lambs. f7.0Otp7.60: fair
to good apring lambs. 33o7.u0; good to
choice yearlings. 36. 006a. 40, fair to good
yeaning, et.nueio ou: good to cnoice weth
ers. 84 3U&4 66: fair to good wether. 34.4i
4.o0: good to choice ewes, f4 . Jbj 4 .60; fair
to goou ewes, 84 imim so.
(quotations on feeder stock: Fslr to
cholcs lambs. 3o.26t2a; fair to choice year
lings, 34.36iS6.30, fair to choice wethers, U.60
64.26.
Representative sales:
No.
1 fouth Dakota bucks, culls..
223 South Dakota ewes, feeders
7S
u
7S
I'S
4-S
77S
Sl'l
S
7S
lS
irs
IS
71
liS
7-S
7S
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84
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Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Aug. lA.-Bank clearing for
today were 32.283.08 S and for th cor
responding date laat year, 1 1,815 018.21.
4.1
4&S
11
8'4
MS
MS
7S
I
87
7S
4iS
77S
II
41
T7S
124S fS
S1V, !t,
us
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l
4Js
la
7S
37
Flour, bbl....
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Receipts. Shipment
... 12, 808 U 206
...1ji &oa 147 000
...143.1U3 1634UU
... 24. all
Lexral Becnrltle itaotatlonsk
Quouitloa furnlebed hr Samuel Bum a. jr
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 10. WHEAT
September. :'c. Tieoeraber, 84 'c; rash:
No. 1- northern, 1130, No. I northern, 31. 24
SI 2b.
K LAX Closed ai $13N,
BRAN In 10U lb. ck, t2f) M.
FLOUR First patents, 3a itf 10: aecond
patents, li-Jtv'- 'irt claaja, 34. 6o. X. ,
second clears. 3Jet-33.5.
MllveaaUre tiraia Market.
MILWA'KKE Aug. 10-WHEAT-No 1
northern. 21 No. 3 northern, fl 28, Sep
tember. S'.97c. bid.
tiATS i-'Sc. ......
BAlU-fY Sample. et-finJc
New Tor Life be'ieirg. Oman
Aim. Nek., nuieipsi an
Armour A C. 4Ss 111
Codahr Pnehio C
Clsnb4. Nee.. 8V L 8s 14
Omah Fir gngln 4 111
yvau Rnnnoala 4Sa 1184
Piret National Borik. Ce BlnfTa 11
van Cltr 8a lilt
anee Cltr Rt pfd
Neobreaa TAP 18U
Neb. Tei Stock L
41.870 ontah Oa 1 1117
omen E U a P a 14
Oman A C. B. S4. By. 6 131
Ontnh A C. B Bt. Bf. I 1U
0o4U A C. B L Sr. pfd 8
Onuen I C. I k. Rt eon. 44L
Omaha I C. 8 lu If 4 I sa 4....
Oman !' Co S IMS
Soin A Co 8a .111
o Omaha Sewn 4S IM
Sions Cltr Stock Yarn pt "L
t'nioa stock Tar, Ouaa,
n i
Bid. Anted.
lis)
Se 4
M KM
84S
)uS IP'S
I'Vli,
10
ITS M
84 4
M 104
S l
MS MS
IS 1'S
10 101
MS "
81S 84S
t 1
S 44
4 4
111 101 S
IK'S 14
88 SO
84 IT
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-METALS Sales
ot Iwenty-fiv ton lor October deviiary at
J.'.u were reported IB tne tin market on
the New Vorn Metal exenange today, witn
the cits firm at 8-D ')'ui ou for spot. The
London market waa tiim and higner also,
with spot quoted at 134 17a d and future
at 1.1 j.. 12s hd. r?ales in london Included
o60 tons spot and luu tons futures. '1 he
market for standard copper on the New
Voik Metal exchange wan firm and a shad
higner on the average. In aympathy with
the firm caoiea. raie were reported of
fifty tons for August deliver)' at 313 76, and
of twent-fie tons of September at iu'.OlVt.
Closing Dricea follow: uot and Auirunt.
! 31i..StiJ a: .vplrraoei, iu .SUa,12 87S. Oc-
tober. 11. XhiUuu. Nowember. 3I1.ijJ13.i.
i and Lecemoci. 812.MoU.lu. Th London
inarket cloned sud. with spot quoted at
4.44 l-i and futures at 1.9 17s 6d London rs-
US portea aaie 01 v" ton spoi ana puo tons
a's.luiures. Local dealer quoted lak copper
1 at 311 lfS'Sll W. electrolytic at 812.i&
J I n.L'4 and tasiing at 111. so. Lead waa lower
111 London. The local market waa quiet and
no saies weie reported, with apot quoted
at 34 27-rj4.8:S for New York and at 34.16 for
Kant Bt. l-ouis delivery, spelter wa firm
In the local market, but quiet, with apot
quoted at 85 0 for New York and at 84 40
for Eaat St. Louis delivery. The London
market wa unchanged at 22. Iron waa
higher In London at 4 lsd for Cleveland
warrant. Locally No 1 foundry, northern
wa quoted at 8!7 38917 80. So. 3. t',8.764
17 26; No. I southern and No. 1 southern,
soft. 317 75-H1S26.
ST. I)l IS. Aug. 10. METALS Lead,
firm st 34 36. Spelter, firm at 36 86 J 70.
N. A. Pr Ne. Ae Pr.
41 1111 4 88 48 Si 11
7 ltd I M 7 140 7 88
COWS.
I 818 8 M M KT 3 3
M 781 3 7 IS 1 840 8 30
1 89 1 74 1 718 I M
4 787 3 78 I r8 8 40
17 77 I 0 7 Ill 14
3 7I 111 4 SM I 88
3 14 I 16 I 788 8 88
HEIFERS.
1 61) 3 88 4 478 I ',6
8 M 111 II Ill I 16
1 788 I 16
BULLS.
1 840 78 6 :1 3 10
t 8W 8 00
CALVE8.
1 130 3 88 3 190 3 00
3 88 I 98 8 171 3 00
K Ill 4 80 32 HO I 00
3 8a 6 90 l 110 8 38
3 14 I 08
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
l e i an 11 ui a 88
8 Mrt 8 SI 3 804 3 80
3 Ill IB) 1 8tW 4 10
7 147 8 oi) 11 ..310 4 M
r 110 3 80
Uc; bullheads. 14c. catfish, 17c, crppie.
sunflsh. 8tf.V: hlnck be. JSc: whlteflsh.
Uc: pike, 13c: salmon, 1c; pickerel W.
frog leg. 8c. 8-resrt rroten hitensn. rn
toe; round. 9c. pickerel, dressed nd
headless. 7c. round. Sc. r'k dreed lie;
round c: red enapner. 12c; Spanlh mack
erel. lc: native mackerel. Sc each.
FREjiH KRI1TS- Florid Dinepp1e. 18a
to 4v. 82 .75 per crate, grape fruits. 9 sis,
per box 37.. 4 slie 3r. fv 64 sue. 8. be-
r.srss. fsncy select. 21 16.72 00; spples. home
grown, per bu. basket, 90c; market oas-k-t.
4f
MEAT CUTS No. 1 ribs 15Sc: NO J
ribs. IV: No. 3 ribs, S'.c. No 1 loin. 17c;
No. J loin. 14o; No. 3 loin, mue: No 1
chuck 8'jc; No ! chuck 6c; No. S chuck.
4l,c; No. 1 round. 10c; No 2 round. s';
No. 3 round. fsc; No. I plate. 8sc; No. 2
plate. 6c; No 8 plat. 4c.
KUr.TAnLr.s Kanena aweet potaioe.
82 75 per bbl. CeWy. Michigan. 26c bunch;
smaller, fiOc Cabbage, home grown, llvje
per lb. Isconsln Red (llobe onions, ic
pr lb California cauliflower. 33 00 per
crate. Tomatoes. Tennessee. 4 baskets. M
90c; crate. 8' V. I-ettuce. per dot.. SiV. Par
snips, turnip, carrots. 75c per dog Flor
ida new beeta carrot, paisnlpa, turnips,
etc . per do . 7Sc.
POTATOFS-New. per bit.
HIDES No. 1 green. 10c; No. 1 cured, lie.
Cotten Starker.
NEW TORK. Aug. 10 The cotton mar
ket opened ateady at an advance of 10r
11 points in response to better vables thn
expected and old 17 to 19 points net higher
during the early trading Covering by some
of eterdsy s sellers snd rorelgn buying
furnished the msrket He chief suppoit and
fluctuations during the mlddl of th
morning wer Irregular, with price S or
point off from the best under a renewal
of local bear pressure.
Futures opened steadv; August. 11. BV
11 99c: September. ll SCc. bid. October. 11 C;
I)cmher. 11 9c: Jsnuary, 1196c; Febru.
srv, 1196c. bid; March. 11.97c: Mv. U.9c.
Future closed firm: August. 13 16c: Sep
tember. 120v; October. l!.0tc; November.
12.0tc; December. 12.09c; Jsnusry. 12 08 -.
February. I2 0c; March. 12 10c; Mav. 12 1A.
Spot closed quiet; middling upland.
12 Wo; middling gulf, 12 86c; sales, 6.1VS
bales.
GALVESTON, Tex. Aug. 10.-COTTON
iower; 12c,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10-COTTOV-Steady;
middling. 10Sc; sales, none, receipts. 91
bales; shipments, 91 bales; stock, 13,641
balea.
Wool Market.
Aug. 10. WOOL-
BOSTON. Aug. 10 -WOOL-Heavv deal
ings and firm values continued in the local
wool market. There is a steady inquiry
for nearly all lines, especially In territory
wools, while there hsve been som large
transactions In Ohio fleeces.
Domestic quotations: Kentucky. Indiana
and Missouri, three-elghths-blood. 84c.
Scoured value: Texas fine. twelve
months. 73075c: fine, six to eight month.
64Jb8c; fine. fall. 65ic: California north
ern. 66-gl7c; middle county, 42T6c: fall
free. 60yo2e. Oregon, eastern No. 1. stsple.
72ti74e: eastern clothing. 68y9c; vallev No.
1. 67t5Sc. Territory, fin tapl. 76i97So;
fine medium staple. 6972c; fine clothing.
670c; fine medium clothing. 84c; half
blood. 74?c; three-eighths-blood. o44r7c,
quarter-blood. 6anc: pulled, extra. 70j4c;
fine A. -&); A supers. o'eJrBc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10 WOOL Unchanged,
territory and western mediums, 2i5j'2c;
fins mediums. 22tJ24c; fine. UH 19e.
A v.
. 81
. 86
Pr.
3 60
3 0
CHICAGO LI V K STUCK M ARKET
to
Oils aad Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Aug 10. OrL Credit
balances. 3168; runs. 121,990 bbl.; average.
135.50 bbls.; shipments, 219,902 bbls.; aver
age. 166.277 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Aug. 10. OIL Spirits
of turpentine, firm: 49tTKt4Jc sales. 1.164
bbls.; receipts, 751 bbls.; shipments, sixteen
bbl.
ROSIN Firm: sale. 2.01 bbl.; receipt.
2.590 bbls.; shipments, fifty bbls ; stock. 17.
044 bbls.; B. 3.1033 20c; D. 2 3ft&S.aDc; t
3 607J3 SSc; F. 3gVt)190; O. 8 90ifl.; H. 4.20t
4 2fic; 1. 4 30fi4 36c: K. S10c; M, 8 20c; N,
S60c; WG. 6S0tr5Oc; WW. .lf8.a.
C'offeo Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10 COFFEB Msrkst
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices and held ateady until th close. The
local market closed ateady. net unchanged
Sales were reported of 16.260 bags. Includ
ing August at 8 10c. September at 8 7oc.
Cattle Steady Hogs Steady
Higher Cno4c4 Sheep Steady
CHICAGO. Aug. 10. CATTLE Receint. i December at 8 45c. May at S 50c and July
6.000 head; market steadv; steers. 36 ot , 5 -Soc. Spot msrket quiet; Rio. No. 7. 7,fp
7.6; cow. 33.6055.26; heifers, 3J.60a.UD; 1 T'8c: Ssnto. No. 4. SS&Oc. Mild, quiet, Cor
bull. 3.1004r4.: calve. U.rArtig.OO; stockers I dova. Vllc.
and feedera. 887ftP6.14.
WESTERNS SOUTH DAKOTA.
4 cows s0 2 66 cows 1018 t S
3 Steis....l21h 4 60 12 cows 7J 3 37 H
32 cows 0 3 rs 7 cows 87 t W
6 cows 748 3
F. M. Stswart 8. D.
15 feeders.. IK 7 steers..
13 cows tii 136 11 rows...
Psrmelee Cattle Co 6.
14 steers.. ..11H3 6 00 (steers...
Mike Quinn s. L.
.U62 4 80
H. A. Dawson S 1.
.. 910 3 fi 4 bulls ...
.1180 i 00 44 steers...
steers. ...1104 4 76 steers...
I. M. Humphrey 8. 1
11 steer ...11.11 t 00 7 steer...
2 lcer....lld3 6 00
NEBRASKA.
HOGS Receipts. 12. 000 head; market
teady to 10c lower; choice heavy. Ii".i
k o: butchers. 37 tw'8 07S: light mixed. 87.60
CT7 80: choice light. 37 90ft 10; packing, 37. J6
(0 7 t); pigs, 3 .607.75; bulk ot sales, 31. j0
8J790.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. ltuOO
head; market for choice lambs, ateady;
others, weak; aheep. 84.0uaj6.2a; lambs, 60.26
'Ql.kb, yearlings, 360ta6.ft.
Kaasaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 10 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 15.000 head. Including 2 600 southerns.
Market was steady to 10c lower; yearling.
37.60; choice export and dressed beef steer.
ti.ton' W: fslr to good. 34 SOfJ 25; western
steers. 34.25-ti8.00; stockers snd feeders. 33.26
6 60, southern steers, 3J.26iio.00; southern
cows, 312SA3.T5; native cons. 32 00776 00; na
tive heifers. 83.&$,.75, nulls, 310034.00,
calves. 33. 60s (.76.
HOGS Receipts. 9.000 head Market was
teady to 10c lower; top, 87.77; bulk of
sal. I7.46.&7.7S; heavy, 2,'.M,7.77H; packe
and butcher', 37.6067.75; light, l7.2o.57.S0;
pig. 350iS7.26
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 3 0)
head. Market (teady; Utah lamb. 37 80.
hlgheal price for lamba In August ever
reached at this market; lambs. 3nOOi)7.80;
yearlings. 34 6u35.26: wether. 34.Ou4-i.26.
ewes. 3J.7E.&5 0O; stocker and feeder, 87.75
trs-is.
erla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 10. CORN-Steadr: No. 2
yellow. 66c; No. 3 yellow, SSsc: No. 2.
6c: No. 1 sc; No. 4. 05sc; no g-rade,
63U63V.C.
OATS Ix) wer; standard. f7Hc: No. 1
whit. rfi37c. No. 4 ;hile. tte.
St. Lnals Lie Btoek Market.
Liverpool Grain and Prawlalaaa.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 10. WHEAT-Spof.
No. 1 red western winter, nominal; futures,
steadv: September, 7s lld; December. 7s
Vd: March. 7s d.
CORN Spot, new American mixed via
Galveston, stesdy. 6s 6Sd: future, steady;
September, 6a 4Sd; October, 6s 4T4d.
Dnlnth Grain Market.
rt'LT'TH. Aug. 10-WMEAT-8epteitiber.
Hc: December, 98'nc; Msy, terfpo: No. I
northern. ll.M: No. 2. northern. $1.21.
Victor Falfeer Defeats Family.
ABERDEEN, fl. D.. Aug. 10.-( Special.)
The allegations of Elbert Hubbard that the
Victor family ia of unsavory reputation In
East Aurora, N. Y., has brought out a
reply by August Victor, father of Emll
Victor, the murderer of the Christie family
at Rudolph, S. D., in which tha father sub
mit testimonials from a number of real-
Idem of East Aurora to th effect that
August Victor has alway been peaceable.
ST. LGUI8. Aug. 10. CATTLE Receint
8.0U0 head. Including 4.0) Texan. MarkM jlsw-ablding and Induvtrioualy employed In
38 steer.
11 co
73 steer
. 1010 3 ffl
.. 8J1 1 SO
D
..901 I 00
.iro a 10
.lJl 6 00
.111 4 7e
.1153 S 00
4 cow.
112 Cows.
.1027 3 06
.. 8K.i 3 30
Foreign Stavnnelal.
LONDON. Aug. 10 Money waa In abun
dant aupply on th market today and dis
counts were quiet. On the Stock exensng
the general settlement ts progressing easily,
the tarry-over ratea being l.ght. Tluse for
Americana worn quoted at 2't per cent
Available gapplle af Grain.
NEW TORK. Aug. 10 Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show th following changes
In available supplies, ss compared witn
previous account: Available supply, eaat uf
Rockle. increase. 1 611,o bushels. Canada.
increase. 792.0t) buahela. Total United States
and Canada increase. 819 000 bushela; afloat
for and In Europe, decreaa. 7. 700 000 bush
els; total American and European supply,
decrease, 2.881. OuO bushels. Corn, United
Ststes and Canada, decrease, 62 000 bush
els, osts United States and Canada, de
crees 739 000 buahel.
The leading Incraasea and decrease re
ported thi week follow:
Inceras. Chicago private elevators.
870 0UO bushel Louisville, 17000 oushel.
Cleveland. 41.000 bushel. Naahvllla, 63.000
bushel Decreases. Manitoba. 338 000 buah
ela; Lincoln and o-tdmiy, ntf busQeia,
12 cows 840 3 38
7 cows 8M 2 76
7 calve... 1: g 00
10 cows : ti6 8 25
feeders.. 778 3 60
I feeders.. 8H6 8 76
6 feeders.. 790 3 60
10 feeders.. 8H6 4 00
10 heifers... 7M 3 8)
1 calf IM 00
3 Meers... 11"8 4 0
18 feeders.. 813 4 V)
19 feeders.. Uh-7 4 20
11 cows 83 3 26
15 feeders.. &.Y2 3 75
6 feeders . UnO 3 00
12 cows 816 3 40
63 feeders. . 4 76
13 cows 963 3 36
1 talf 1"0 5 Vi
S3 feeders. .114 4 80 8 cows..
10 re ders.. 878 8 6 8 stsgs...
14 stags 3r.l 4 10 15 ateera...
U feedera.. 9M 4 26 11 cows
R. M. Lee-Neb.
23 feeder 102 4 36
E. W. lngwersen Neb.
S3 steer.... 844 4 03
I r . P Uoran-Neb.
63 stter ... 1141 4 00
P J. Sturgon Neb.
22 Btearf . .. rOM 4 76 24 steers...
F. O Hox! Neb.
21 iers... 1144 60 3 steer. .,
J H Monahan Neb.
41 eow 974 IM Icon...,
1 cow 1103 I 26
Pat Klhg-Neb
10 cows 7u 3 26 33 cow...,
3 Cow Ki t 25 14 cow...,
2 calves ... 20 6 76 Scalvea..
6 ealvea. . . lit 1 76 3 steer .
10 cow !l 171
P M Faddia Wyw.
41 CQW 9 1 nanV41
834 I 46; . M CO
80 2 10
112 I 86
.1140 4 10
.870 I 70
114 4
1025 I M
10M I 60
. 344 I 35
.67 I 26
. 340 4 60
.1UV0 8 36
910 IS
for nails 10c higher, for Texan 10c low
native shipping and export steers. 86 Wtf
7 15r dressed beef and butcher' ateera. 36.5)
tr 60, ateera tinder 1 ) lbs, 84 2fyq6 ),
stockers snd feeders. 3'1 IS 6 F DO; rows snd
heifers. 33.25W8 .35; rannera. 31 76! 60; bulls
II 5O0 S.00. calves. 3.v26lf7 ii; Texas and In
dian ateera, e3.ot4 A), cows snd heifers,
32 404j4 i0.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head Market 10c
lower; pigs snd lights. 3AO0.a7.75; packers,
37 5597.80, butchers snd best heavy, 37.70A
7 96.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 3 0
head. Market strong: native muttons. 33 5)
tf4 60: lamba. 30oj7 5ti: culls and bucka.
82.2fvfj4.76, stockers. 3.uf840.
his vocation of csrpenter. Ono resident
goes even farther and asserts that August
Victor had been honest with him In a
horse trade. Th letters state that Mrs.
Victor also had been of good reputation.
Nothing la said In this letters of th past
record of Emll Victor. Linil Victor trial
I expected to begin Tuesday morning. Au
gust 10, If another postponement la Dal
taken while a Jury IS summoned.
Sew Sewers for Mllckell.
MITCHELL. 8. .P.. Aug l0.-lSpecial.V-Work
will commence Wednesday on tha
new drainage ewer-ytenV of thl city,
th contract having been let to I. Fane
bust A Co. It will cost 360.000 when th
entire system is completed. For a number
ot years th sanitary ser ha been In
adequate to carry off the surface water
St. Jonveph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug 10 CATTLE
Receipts. 3.300 head; market steadv: steers.
34 3157.00; cows and heifers, $2 6004 0),
calves. $300rs7OO.
HOGS Receipts, g kj head: market 6c
lower: top, 87 76: bulk of aaies. 37-7.',a7 6.V.
AHl'FP AVD I . A MRA Heeelnta 4 kJA
hesd; market steady to s'rong; lamb's. 14.00 1 Biul - r'H h water back up Into
670.
Sloaa f lip Live BteK-fc Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug 10-tSpcial Tel
egram. I CATTLE Receipt. 1 000 head,
market ateedy: beeve. 34!f,fi7is-, grass
cows. 83 0ra4 2f; feeders, 3.1.7o436.00. year
lings, ucrvai 25
HOGS Receipts. 4.600; msrket, 6710c
lower; range of prlcea, 17.207 5J; bulk of
sale. S7 267.40.
Stork la Sight.
ket yetrday ware:
Cattl. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha I ) ir 19 Vt
St. Joseph l.Oie) 4 600
Sioux City 1 da) 4.6i4)
Kansas City 16 0 ()
St. Louis 8.U 10 OTM 4 '11
Chicago 3 (8) 12.0UO 15,u
ToUl 2.u0 48 300 61, oot
S a gear aad Molasaea.
NEW TORK. Aug 10 -SUGAR-fUw,
firm; fslr refining. 268c. Refined, steadv;
No. 1 4 26c; Na. 7. 4 40c; No. 8. 4 36c; No .
4 30c; No. 10. 4 J6c. No. 11. 420c. No 12.
4'V); No U. 4.10c. No. 14. 410c; confection-
B 8.75? ragvOa 4J0c cut le-t B.76C,
tha basemanta In the business districts.
causing a loss to merchants on the' occa
sion of every heavy nlni'.orm. ?h wer
will cover a distance of loft) feet and will
b started at three different point In th
City.
Fair In Aarora ( sisly,
MITCHELL, ii. D.. Aug. 10 - Special )
Th Aurora county fair . aUI b . held at
riankington September 7. 1 and 1 and th
premium llet will he lnul ia another
week. Add from th good ptemlum
that will be offered for agricultural pro
duce and live noik the fin Jit program will
be god. with two baj hall game each
day and th iisml number ( hore races.
A. A. Boyntou I the secretary.
Ankara Hanker Krleased.
AUBURN. N Y. Aug 10-Mauning C.
Palmer, former president of the American
Exchange National bank of Syraau. N
Y . waa diacharged fiom Auburn prison
today on a pardon granted him by Presi
dent Taft. PsJmr wa eemverled In- UQi
it U8SiULc4l4m X too baaA s fund.
