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Newspaper Page TextTHE REE: OMAHA. FHIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1000. a GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Situation it Quiet and Valoei Are Practically Unchanged. WHEAT TRADERS FAVOR BEARS Thes? Bspeet Heavv HOTmt of arlaa; Wheat 'Warn Tarrshtaa Beartaa la the Northwester tale and t'aaada. OMAHA. Aug 12 ft. '1 lie giaui market was a quiet auau to day, anil value were practically un changed at a shade tilgtier. Wheat tr-d-ri ar favoring the bear sldo with the expectation of a neavy movement of aprliiat wneat wnen tnrasmng begins In thn north west atatea and Canada. Tha corn market la flrnn-r, with weatlier conditions being the ruling feature. If the drought la not relieved ahortiy valuea are sure to advance, but, on the othar hand, tarn would Increase the receipts and caan valuea would decline. Wheat atarted firm after the opening, with some alight advance In valuea. Pressure grew heavier later In the ses sion and prices rased off again, 'i he bulges do not hold In face of the north weetero shipments that will soon begin. Corn waa firmer owing to continued dry weather, which atarted some new buying. The sample market allowed some Improve ment and offerings brought better prices than yesterday, i he market la purely a weather problem. Primary wheat receipts were 8.U.000 bu., and shipments were ttb.Ot) bu.; against if reipta last year of 6.(6, 00 bu., una ehip menta of 066,000 bu. ' Corn receipts were 412.001) bu., and ship nienta were 441,0) bu.; against receipts Ui year of 31,0u0 bu., and shipments ot 1,6.000 bu. Clearances war ll.OuO bu. of corn. t.OOt) ba. uf oats, and wheat and flour equal to -w.UOO bu. Liverpool closed 4l44d lower on whest, and 4Sd lowtr on corn. Local lange of uplhns. No . No 1 north' n. northern. !V . No. 1 hard. II . tl T7; No. J northern. $13-' t . .1 T rr i s.. SK'KK Kla. tl 3V IIIIAN In 1'10-lb sscks. $20 SO V Id ' R First patents. t on-i 30 . second patents. ."i !u , 1I, first clears, 14 9643ft 25; xecond clears. H.lHii.K,. VtKtTIIICR I THE GHI BELT Probably Thaader Khoern and Mara Mre Warm Weather. OMAHA, Aug. 11. tiftt. vYIihln the last twenty-lour hour show ern were s. s tiered over western Nebraska and throtiahnut the mountains. A fall of one-half Inch occurred, at North Platte. No rain is r, ported in eastern Nebraska, Ralne are fulling this morning in the upper Mis sissippi and Ohio valtevs and lake region, and were quite reneral throughout the southern alaies aince the preceding report. Hign temperaturt-s continue general throughout the central valleys, and some what warmer weather prevails In the east ern atatea this morning At ( uibertson, .Neb.. I'M) was recorded ednesday after- nuott and temperatures close to lot were generul throughout the state. The highest recorded at Omaha was 95.- The pressure continues relatively low over the northwest and MIhsouiI valley and conditions are fa vorahle tor thunder f'-.owers In this vicin ity tonleht. followed by fair Friday, with continued warm. Record of temperature and DreclDltatlon compared with the corresponding day of the last three years: 19CH. 1D0. 1307. 19TMt. Minimum temperature ... 77 63 61 o rreclpltatlon 00 .00 .00 00 Noimal temperature for today. 7 degrees deficiency In precipitation since March 1, l.Oj Inches. Excess corresoondinar nerlnd In lima ru of on Inch. Deficiency 3.63 Inches. L. A A nicies. Open, j HlRh.j Low. t'losc. Ves'y. Wheat " j ' i Sept... 914 91'ii 9os. MS I OlVfc lec... (HVii ,:t si'sl , torn I I j I Kept... V b.ii 69; l lec... 7i04 514: - 5041 uUs 604 uta ; Sept..., UW, 31 i , .13', -.4 3.14 lcc...! J4'4' . 2441 34 34 344 NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Market Becomei Active and Frothy Upthoot in Values Remit. SHARP RELAPSE LATE IN DAY na talon Pacific Adtaarea to 810 1- Ramora of laerease la Dlvl- deada olame of Daalaeaa Largest for Tro Months. corresponding period In 1907, WKI.SH, Ixcal rorecaster. Corn and Wheat Realoa Balletla. for Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four ending at t a. m., 75th meridian hours time, Thursday, August It. 1!09 OMAHA DISTRICT. Sta.lone. Temp. Max. Mitt. Omaha fash Prices. WilKAT No. i hard, 97Va!'': No. S liard, 91 til(c: No. 4 hard srf'tOUr; No. i pilng. HSi:(i41.00; no grade. MytSc. t'OKN-No. 2, OOUtilc; No. 3 corrt. 60"h V lo; No. 4, utiVtKOv.c; no grade, 5Vi5Hr; No. 2 yd ow. taflCac; No. yellow, W0ti2inc; No. t wdlte. S;tV. OATS .u. S mixed, new. SJ-S-M'c; No. 3 y.llow, new, Ct1! :';: No. S white, new, iMVtaffir: No. 4 white, new, 88C(f:i44c. It V 14 No. 2. UkiVo: No. S, Bitic. Carlui llcfrlpts. - -Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago , Ii8 ISA 349 Minneapolis 24 tlmaha IWi 119 i Ouluth 24 Ashland, Neb 98 7 Auburn, Neb 9!t 71 Broken How, Neb. 99 70 Columbus. Neb... 9b 73 Culoertson. Neb.. 104 70 Fairbury, Neb.... 98 70 Fairmont, Neb... 96 70 Or. Island, Neb.. 98 Tt Hartlngton, Neb. 90 72 Mnstlngs. Neb.... 99 72 holdrege. Neb... 99 69 Oakdale, Neb 93 71 Omaha, Neb 95 77 Tekamah. Neb... 95 71. Alia, la 91 Tt Carroll. la 93 73 Clarinda. la 98 70 Sibley, la i 78 Hloux City. la... 92 76 Minimum temperature perioa enaing al 8 a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. Rain fall. .00 .00 .00 00 ."0 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .tl .00 .oo .00 .00 .oo .00 .00 to Sky. Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. cloud Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudv Cloudy twelve-hour HICAtiO ;K.4I AMU PROVISIONS atnre of the Tradlnsj and C'loslnsT . Prices oo llonrd Trade. CHICAGO. Auk. 12. The crop report of the Canadian government, which indicated a total yield of wheat amounting to ap proximately 175.0H0.0U0 bu. for that country thla year, had a depressing effect' on the wheat market here today, final quotations showing a net loss of c to ?jc. Corn also closed weak. Oats were easy and pro visions firm. As the official report on the wheat crop of Canada, Including Ontario and Quebec, bhowed a prospective yield far In excess of expectation, sentiment was decidedly bearish at the opening. Taken In conjunc tion with the orop report of this govern ment given out a few days ago, today's statistics forecasted a total yield for North America amounting to 900.u00.tno bu., by far the lamest crop ever harvested In the two countries. Opening quotations wero oft ',V3 c to He. Aa trading progressed, however, a firmer tone developed, owing to rainy weather conditions In the northwest. Dulls took advantage of this possible delay to ' harvesting- and" -faroe -prices higher on several occasions during the day. In the final hour, however, the market bcoaniu weak on liberal realising. The close was at almost the lowest point. Beneficial ralna In the corn belt had a weakening effect on corn, sentiment In the pit being bearish nearly the entire day. Ssptejnber was congested and Its price was forced up about lc on covering by shorts. The upturn In September, however.- was ahort lived, the close being weak, at net declines of H"tSc to o. Oats wtre Inclined to be weak, owing to a continued heavy movement of the new crop, but delay to harvesting, due to wet weather, had , tendency to steady the market. At the close prices were unchanged i. - i , ... . i Trade In provisions was. active and the market waa firm all day. '. Prices at the close were unchanged to liVkc higher. .". Mllvraakea Oraln Market. . MILWAVKKE, Aug. .1. WHEAT No. 1 northern.-II Sjyl. 34; No. Z northern. J1.3J. fit; npt ember. 97So. ' OATS 43c.- ....... ' BARJRT aample,' W(32o. '. The leading futures' ranged as follows: No. of -Temp. Rain. Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Chicago, III 26 M .jg Columbus. O. ...... 17 82 00 .04 Des Moines. Ia.... 14 94 6 .U Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 88 4 .18 Kansas City, Mo.. 22 96 72 T Ixjulsvilie, Ky 18 88 64 .00 Minneapolis, Minn. 28 84 64 . 28 Omaha. Neb J9 96 72 .00 St. Louis, Mo 13 96 72 .08 Kxces.-lve rains occurred In southern Minnesota, Wisconsin and the uDDer lake region and lighter showers occurred In all other portions of the corn and wheat region except In the Omaha and Louisville dlMtrlcts. The weather continues warm throughout the entire corn and wheat region. U A. WEtiSH. Ixeal Forecaster, Weather Bureau. NEW YORK GEVEKAL MARKET on V'arloaa Quotations of the Day Com mod It lea. NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-FLOUn-RecelpU, 18.097 bbla. ; experts, 8,060 blls. ; market quiet and barely steady. Minnesota pat ents, I6.90I&6.25; winter straights. 4.906.15; new Minnesota bakers; 86.15.60. old; win ter extras, M.4UO4.m. new; winter Detents. Articles.) Open. .HUth.. Low. Ciose. Yes'y. Wheat slept. UfO. I 'MVal' May M 'c'orn 1 Sept. Dec. May Oata Jiept i.3Vir54 56m-t ,lSs'Uii5'4U i - 'rl Dec. . 3T- 1 May . l14t; Pork- Sept. Jan.; Lrd- Sept. Oct.. Nov. Janl Rlbs-, Sept. M 90 WW XJHffS 37 47SI 14 Mix ... . t j. ... "V 7H' ' WH IHi94Stf9t:5',07 tiS't 54 37 -. 10 30 ' W 72,41 .MS S7 97 20 45 If 80 tm4StrH fo4S 53 ' 11 J-JSI ll 44 11 l'-'V' ll Si'M 11 27V. it SJH II 25 I 11 25 14 9t WK 10 90 I 10 924 H tl ? 'l II 06 I 74 11 08 IV 4l 1 82Vs 10 724 10 6 8 90 M I V74 8 90 37 37V 3HW4 20 45 1 874 .11, ) 11 26 10 87 4 I 85 11 00 . 10 70 t 85 No. a. Cash quotations were as follows: , F1AUK Kasy; winter patents, 85.106 40; tralghts. 14 ifciao SO; spring patents, 6 p ti.lt; Btralgiils. 84. 756. 80; bakers, t3.36426.00. BAKL.K ed or mixing, 47&61e; fair to cnoice rnsmns;, otzttc. SKEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $137; No.- 1 northwestern, 1146. Timothy, 13 80. Clover.- HI 60. PROYIION8-Ms pork, per bbl., $20 45 oju.du. varu, per iw ins., xil.3 '(fu.34. anoi t nus viaea (looeai, iD.f-an.tXt; slior t Clear siurs tuuxsai, vu.omii.u. UUTrtH btady; creameries. 22V; daisies.- mw . tGCiA aieatly; receipts,, 1,998 cases; at mark,.- eases Included. Isc; firsts, 204c; prime firsts, 2So. CHEESE 8trong;V daisies, 164S16c: twins. 144ll4c; young Ajnerlcas, 16 W POTATOES Steady; cholca to fancy, 15 VV.: lair to good, auuoac POULTRY Firm: turkeys. 14c; chickens, 14c: springs, 17&18. VEAIj-FIrm: 5o to fa-lb weights. HtS4o; to -l b weights, k4c; 86 to 1UO-1D velehts SUA 10W-. Total clearanoee of wheat and flour Were equal to 106,000 bu. Primary receipts were sbl.ooa bu.. so m pared with tst.aoo bu. ths correepondtna- day a year aao. (estimated receipts tomorrow : Wheat, H ears: com, 17ti cars; oats, $25 cars; hogs, ll.ouo head. t5.3Unio.b0, new; winter low grades, M.S-ntf 4.70, new. Kye flour, quiet; fair to good, 14.3Rt&460; choice to fsncy, $4.6Q;4.W. COHNMKAL Steady; fine white and yel low. Sl.6fifrl.70: Coarse. ll.kVul.NO: kiln HH,t $3. 7b. HYK-Dull; No. 2 western, 78c, nominal, f. o. b-, Nev York. DA RLEY-Steady; feeding, new, 65c, c. I. f.. New York. WHEAT Receipts, 19,200 bu.; exports, 54.C87 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 red., new, $1.10 elevator, and $1.10, prompt, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth, old,. $1,344, nominal, f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 hard winter, new. $1,104, nominal, f. o. b., afloat. Immediately aiier a tower -opening toaay, due to weak cables, wheat turned atrong and advanced c per bu. on predictions for showers in the northwest harvesting districts and ac tive bull support. Profits were taken later, however, and the upturn all lost, final prices showing biWc net., decline. Sep- lemnrr,, ii.tibVsrcM.liVi. closed at $1.0514; Le comber, $Lu3i51.04 "-16, closed at . $1,034. may, i.uo'ai-ut. Closed at 81.064. CORN Receipts, W.125 bu.; exports, 2.048 bu. Spot, easy; No. 2 old, mixed, 774c, elevator, and. 78cv delivered, nominal; No. 2 new, 14c, winter shipments. The option market opened lower on rain news and after a sharp upturn eased off stain with wheat, closing 4c net lower. September. 72473Hc, closed at 72c . December closed at 644c. OATS Receipts, 50.300 bu.: exDorts. 1.465 bu. Spot, quiet; mixed. 26 to 22 lbs.. 48c. nomlpal; natural white, 26 to 22 lbs.. 474 494c: clipped white. 34 to 42 lbs., 62a84o. FEED Quiet; spring bran, $23.80; mid dlings, $23 66. . HOPS Dull; .state. . common ta choir. 1908, lbuUc; 1907, nominal; Paoifle coast. 1MB, U'!iJ7c; 1917, Hi) 14c. HAY-rlrm; No. 1 TotiSOc: good to choice. 6oi&$1.06. r- HI DklS Steady; Bogota, 224fS34e: Cen tral-Amerlea, 2S3284e. - - PHOVI&lONb beef auiet: familv tum mess, su.wxii.ou; Deer hams, tM.OO trt.Ut packet.- $12.tH 13 00; dty extra In- otan messi WO.bouai.ou. Cut meats, steady: pickled bellies, $12 50: pickled hams 12.6041 IS. 00. Lard, firm; western. $11.7041 11.80. Refined, firm; continent, $12.00: South America, '$17.65; compound, $7.508j7.76. Pork steady; family, $21.5oU22.00; short clear, Jll.tury 23.;': mens, 621.7(22.25. 1 A lluw -steauy; city. 6 s-16c: country. 8 6-16ai 13-16c. ' liu i iEK-r irmer; creamery specials. a7iu 274c; official price, 27c; extras,' 264c; thirds to firsts, 2.iU2c; process, common to spe cials, 2H24'.c; western factory. 2vji2l4. C11EESK Steady; unchanged. EGGS Weak; state. Pennsylvania and nearby selected white hennery fancy, 2t J3c; western extra firsts, 23426o. fOrUKl-Alive; rtrm; western - chick ens, ltySisc; iowis, lwnisc; turkrs, 14c; dressed, steady; western chickens, broilers, 144320c; fowls, lDWiO'-ac. NEW YORK. Aug. 13 -The speculation In stocks suddenly became active and a trothy upshot of prices raulted. Tlia ap pearance of these symptoms, after as pro lonxvd sn adsance as had occurred and with prices at so high an altitude, aroused the suspicion of operators of tne profes sional olass, who wer keenly alert for th.- Hist Signa of reaction. The relapse iaie In the uay was sharp. The compara tive steadiness of some important siocks In the present e of the volatile movements of otheis around them was suggestive of a oroceas of distribution going on under cover of the excitement caused by the sensational advance In other quarters, in the southern group, which cenierea atten tion yebterday, the reaming process was more forcible and caused atrupt reactions and feverish fluctuations. The conspicuous character or tne siocks in which the principal rise occurrea ami their Influential standing as maraet ieau- ers served as errcctive stunuiauie speculation. With the nearer approach of ui average prices or tne active iuvn lected lor comparison with the otner nign record levet of 190, there was closer an al) sis of the details of the price quotations then. lor tne purpose 01 mwniua . parlson clearer, fhe part plaed by tne excessive prices of a few stocks in tns pie- vlous averages stanos out. ri ",Dii,tn. Great Northern preferred sola as nign as 32U- In connection with the Great Northern 01 e disbursements and the subscription rithtu lo new stock, that price complies with lbik today. norinrni sold then at 211'4. compared witn ion-, 10 d.iv. Some of the Industrials exhibit simi lar discrepancies, the 1906 maximum for Amalgamated Copper reaching llt4, com pared With S4 toaay. American oiutMiins i.,i,, h.a n in I'mtL comnared with 1U44 lo- dity, and Colorado Frel 834, compared with 4- i'nese discrepancies ieaa 10 en imcionv. on the part or some ooseiveis ui present average price level is in reauiy the absolute highest in history, but there are examples ot distortion 01 tne aveiug," by excesses In price or particular siocks now also. For Instance, Union Pacific's 2104 today, compared with 1U04 in January of A9oo; boumern i-acinc a ioi-, wilu i;, and L'nlied Slates Steel s "84, witn 46v. These pi Ices affect the averages in a way to reuuee the excess in the present level '1'lure was much discussion In the finan cial district today of a report that the governors of the Stock exenange had ad nw.ni.it.ri f.no nt the most active Stock ex change houses In the present market of dangerous over-extension and thinning out uf mii-Kins. Yesterday's heavy selling was supposed to have reunited from this warn inn which was In accord with the policy Inculcated by the report of the commis sion aouolnted by Governor Hughes to in vestigaie exchanges and tacitly agreed to, it was intimated by the authorities of the New York Stock exchange. This incident shamened the watchfulness for signs ot a culmination In the rise, rise. , Th. nAt&- in rnnnectlnn with nrlcs move ments moved away from the more general nonsMeration of conditions common to all s.curltles and took up "deal rumors." The buoyancy of the Harrlman pacifies grew out of a rirtnor that the Union Pacific ex ecutive committee had already moved 10 iltl.i an increase In the dividend distribu tlon of the two companies, the discussion of Union Pacific's proposed segregation plan was revived with a variation pointing to an Issue of certificates of participation of nrnf its on the comuuny s investments. The day's business proved the largest since the active market in june, wnen me x-aris listing for United States Steel was first claimed. The later market was decidedly reactionary and with a considerable list of stocks selling lower than last night. Tha feverish action of some stocks In creased the suspicion of the technical po sition and prompted to some heavy un loading, which broke prices paaiy. Bonds were irregular. Toul sales, par value, $7,073,(100. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks were as follows: blu. Hlftl. lw. CIOM. 17: In banks to credit of treasury pf United Ststes. $i0.7(1104; subsld ary silver com, $X 218.HS4; minor coin, $-'.!. "45: total balance In general fund, $102 IOK.917. ew lark Moaer .Market. NEW YORK. Aug ll-MONEY-Oti call. staily at 2'i24 per cent; ruling rate. 2 U 24 per cent; closing bid. 24 per cent; ot tered at 2- ner cent. Time loans, strong; sixtv days. 2Vtf3 per cent; ninety days, S4 per cent; si months, 4 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4fl44 per cent STERLING EXCHANGE-Fteady. . with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.MW 4.8f.'i5 for sixty-day bills and at $4 8-W for demand: commercial b'll."". $4.844t 84Y FILVER Har. Me: Mexlcsn dollars. 44c. HON LS Government, steady; isllroad, lr regclar. Closing quotations on bonds today were as follows: IWHInl. Met 4ttl tnt M M. 1"! Japan 4s 1"1 do 4t lit K. C. So lit Is ... II' L R. 0b. 4a 1M . A N. nnl. . W M . K T lt 41 IfWL, t tarl 4ta Mo. faclflt 4 lilt, N. K. R tf M. !. T. C. f IHI res ts.. .lltSK. t.. N. H .119, c ts . N. 4 W. 1st . 0"W do r. . Mi No Pacltlt 4a... . Mtj ! s . P10 . L. rM. 4a :4 M 414 HH 101 itvn, .... tin .... lt H t'4 24 4a ..Dfi4 ..in4i ..lutH V. 8 rot t. do eoupon li s. Is. rt .. do coupon . ... U. 8. 4a. rf... do coupon . . . AMIa-t'hal. 1st Am. As. 6a.... Am. T. T. ev Am. Tobaceo 4s do ts Armour s ro. 4s Atrkiann sea. 4s inOVi do dab. 4s to to tt. 4a l:SN. T . N. H. a H. do e. Im At. C. U tit 4a Hal. ft Ohio 4a do Hs do S W. J'-t. Prk. Tr. pv. 4a. . on. of Oa la 1104wnn. cr. n 116 Ni ran. Leathsr ts l'tH to eon. 4a ...1H :. Ot N. J. . It... 127 Rtatlng son 4a 1H Chea. A Ohio 4s...l(44 Bt. LAST. It 4a. X do rf. ts loiv, do f" f rhlt-Sfo A A. 3s... 7iH8t. L. t W. c. 4a... It C. li. It Q. 1. it ... do 1st fold 4s.... It's do tan. 4s tV 9ra board A. L, 4a ... C U. A B P. g S',a. tifo Pacific col. 4a ... tl C, R. I P. a. 4a.. I!',, do cv. 4a 1'V, do col. oa t; do lot rat. 4t 96H do rix. 4a 8o. Rallwar s lli4 Colo. Ind. ts I) do gen. 4a HI Colo. Mid. 4a 81 14 Union Paelrlo 4a ft 9. r. ft a. 4'4. tN do tr. 4a lit V H. cr 4s IMMi do lit ft rel. 4a ... D. ft R. o. 4a 1H V. ttMbbar a 10 .94 r S Steal td la . 7tf Va.-rro. Cham. la.. fS . M Wshash 1st As Ill . It do 1st ft ox. 4a 714 . it wystara Md. 4a ' . Wast. Rloo. cv. 5a 44 S .IM Wis. Csntral 4s HS IIS OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Receipts of Cattle Light and Pricei Steady to Strong. HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER Fat Sheep ana I, ana ha Sell In A hoot Wedaesday a Notches. Ahlle Peed lac Sheep and Lam be Com mand atroaa Prtcea. SOUTH Receipts were: tlfflcal Monday...... Official Tuesday .. Otfl tal V euncaday Kstiutats Thuiaday omaha. Am,. 12. r-oa. Cattle. Hogs. Shep 2,bn6 t.kJ3 .3f6 t.tM) sal 1 olo 3.2.0 t.itO 2X,Ort2 4O,;0J ls.S.4 2l.t3! 20.1-2 42,14. Four days this week. . IT 24 20 3S3 Same days last week U,0"2 1.00 Same days 2 weeks ago..li,13j " J1! ttame daya 3 weeks ago.. 12..2 22.6IS Same diya 4 weeks ago..l3.4f7 U.4f .same days last year IS, Ml 2.4-3 The following table shows the receipts o. cattle, hogs and sheep at Houth Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: IM3. l.rf. Inc. Dec. Cattla $42,01 H5.J64 26,1 Hogs l.ftW.134 1,737,311 13S.2.2 .4hep ),t oo3.too 23,ae!l The followms table snows the average price of hogs at bouth Omaha for tha las. several daya, with comparisons: Late. I !"!. liW8.lW7.190t.l)4.lSl)4.ilW3. do rat. la. Dlstlllara' 6a , Br la p. I. 4a. do gen. 4s... do ct. 4a aer. dn aertea D. Oen. Elec c. St 111. Can. 1st raf. 4s. A.. Roaton Stocks and Bonds. BO8TON, Aug. 12. Money, call loans ff 3 per cent; time loans, J,W3 per Closing qtiotallons were: Atehlsoa adj. 4a II Atlantic du 4s 1'H Puna Coalition ... Airhiann R. R isntral. ft Arliona,... do pfd lniUjCal. ft Hacla Roiton ft Albanr M-HCcntannlal Roston RlSTated UT Coppar Rangs rttchburs pfd .. N V.. N. H. ft t'nton Pacific ... Am. Arcs. Cham do pfd Am Pnau. Tuba. Amer. Sugar i... do pfd Am. T. ft T A mar. Woolen .. do pfd Kdlson Rlec. Maaa. Rlectrio Mars. Gaa I'nltod Krait . United 8. M . do pfd V. 8. ateol... do pfd Artventurs .... Alloues Amalgamated Arlsons Com. .1.11 fialv Wart H...HI rranxltn rOSHOranbr . . 4isOreena Cananaa ,.V'2 !! Ror.la .. i Mm. Mining ... . 1MV, Michigan ..mH Mont. C. A C... ..142 Nevada .. .. 114 Old Pnmlnloo ... ..104 Oweeols ..Sit Parrot .. UHQillncy .. t".t4 Shannon ..lttVi Tamarack .. n Trinity .. 11 I. 8. Mining.... .. 714 tr. 8. Oil ..l?HVtsh .. 74 Victoria .. 47 Winona . . 874 Wolvarlna ...41 North Butt .... Ilu. 24 cent. .. It .. 14V, ..101 ..611 .. tt .. 14V, .. II, .. 11V, .104 .. W .. V4 .. t .. 104 .. 55 .. 24't .. MVi ..147 .. MH .. I2i .. 11V, .. 7Z .. 114 .. 6' .. 17V, .. 4714 .. 4i .. tu ..Uf; ... 514 Aug. l... Aug. 2... Aug. 3... Aug. 4... Aug. t... Aug. ... Aug. 7... Aug. 8... Aug. ... Aug. 10... Aug. 11... Aug. 12... Sunday. I $ 441 i M ( lb, I -' W 7 4841 ' I 1 "I "I W 7 t4, t 8.l t V& t 23, 6 2 4 M, 4 t 7 5lt 3 1 2J, I Mi I v a V2 1 3 $ 3 I $i 6 wo, 4 IX 7 4ft, 6 6i 201 I $ ajl $ Ob 7 04 6 M I 77) $ 21 1 I 7 j $ 04 1 6 30; 6 74, t 11 $ H4 5 11 & 12 7 4S-4I ' ' S s0 S 0k . Mi $ 0? 7 4141 40 $ sd 6 1M B R6 $ 02 6 19 7 S4'i S0 I $ 89 B 8 4 M $ Hi 7 4241 "I 81 I 0 v4i 4 "l ' Receipts and disposition of llva stock at the Union fitock Yards, South Omaha, Neb., for tweuty-lour houra ending at t o'clock p. m. August 12. IMS): KfcX'MPTS. Cattle.Hogs.eneep. C. M. A 8t. P Missouri Pacific Union r'aclfic C. N. W., east C. ot N. W., west C, St. P., M. 4k O C, kt. 4k g , east , C, B. g., west C, H. 1. at P., east C, R. 1. A P., west Chliego ureal Western... Total receipts. 4 SI 3.1 M ..111 1 12 26 111 1 14 l Do Hti Mow Place your order and let us deliver you fresh mined all rail shipment anthracite coal. This means direct from mine to your bin as coal is loaded in box cars at mine and we take it from car to you, insuring nice bright, fresh coal. Don't buy coal that has laid on docks a year or more, as the coal deteriorates. ppice S&10.50 No long waits for your coal No short weights when you get it. OAVENS-WHITE COAL CO. Bell Doug. 630; Ind. A-1281. 1618 Faraam Street. 4 steers,... 812 4 10 il feeders.. 4X7 S 60 5 heifers... 4e 8 2fi 7 steers.... 824 4 00 3 bulls 1200 i 10 F. Peterson. South Dakota. 27 feeders.. 1024 4 80 19 steers. ...U32 4 40 2 steers mO 4 00 1 steer 1140 4 0 COIX3RADO. 14 cows .... 8fi4 2 75 19 heifers... 544 S SO 38 feeders.. 9S5 4 50 calves. ... tM 2- 1 calf 3W 2 75 24 cows 912 $ 45 V. steers.... f 3 75 . 7.400 too 401 . 4.W0 . 2,0X 50.) . 2iO0 . t.suO ' Phltaalelphla Prtdsca Market. PH!IArCJLPH!A, At.r. 1.-BI7TTER- Market 4-Ulc higher; etra western cream ery, 4c; extra nearby prints, 80c. fcQOS-Firm aad In good demand: Penn tylvajila . and othtr nearby firats. free caaas, sso at mark; Pennsylvania current seceipts.1 in returnable cases, Z3c at mark eel em, rraa raa, sae at mark; weatern t current receipts, free eaaea, $224c at mark. CHEKoK- irm aad 4o higher; New "trk fuU cream, 14V4C. i l.leerpoal Oral a tag rraTlalaaa. UVERPOOU Autl. 12 WHIAT-tfpot. Na. I red winter, nominal; rut vires, steady September. 7aU4d; December. 7s ii March. Tt 6te, CORN-Spot, ties American mlsed. via . Galveston, steady, mm; luturea, sjulet September. $a44d; October, ia. atlaaeaatalls Orala Market. MINNKAPOLI!. Aug. li-WHRAT-TSep. Kansas City Grata aad Pro-rlslona, KANSAS CITr,,Aug, 12-WHKAT-Sep- tembar, 914'oitlUc, set ers; December, 9u4U M4C bid; May, lit 4c, sellers. Caan: Un changed; ist. 2 naru, $t 00-01044; .No. I hard. S6.(Tc: o, 2 ,rea. .l.tn1.0i,4; No. I red. 7cwl.W. CORN September, oisc, sellers; Decem ber. 4o bid; May. 6O4'tio04c bid. Cash: Unchanged to 4c higher; No. S mixed, lc; No. 3 mixed, 0443c: No. 3 white, 64c; No. S white. 624c. OAT8 Unchanged to 4o higher; No. I white, 4C34io; Nd. t mixed, 274;. RYE TTiosOc. HAY Unchanged to 2So higher; choice timothy. tlO.bOKill .00; choice prairie, 7.W4f 7.7S; choice alfalfa Ht.OOfrU 0. BUTTER-Creamery extra, 25c; firats, 23c; aeconda, 21c; packing atock, 184c. KGtlH Kxtras, 2.1c; firats, 21c; current receipts, 184c; seconds and dirties, 14c Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 170.000 170.04) Corn, bu JO.CTO oi.OnO Oata, bu It. a,0U0 Kanaaa City options cloaed aa follows: Articles. ' Open. I High. Low. Close. Allla-Ckaloiars pta too A Jiall.ni.t.O Coppar 4S0 American Afiicu4tural 1.0( Am. Beat Sugar 70) Am. Can pft... I.W0 Am. C. 4c r..... t.WO Am. Cotton Oil S,:u0 Am. H. A U ptd I0 Am. lea Sacurlllea 2,tO. American Llnaa.t .... American LiocomotlY Am. 8. A R Am. 8. A R. pfd Am. Sugar Refining.. Am. T. A T Am. Tobacco pfd American Weolan .... Anauonda Mining Co.. Atcblaon Atchison pfd Atlantic Coast Llna .. Baltimore A Ohio U.I. A Ohio pfd B.thlehsm Steal C.I'M Brooklyn Rapid Tr 6.tno Canadian Pacific t .100 Central Laalbar l. Central leather pfd S'XI ('antral of New Jersey ) Chs.ap.aks Ohio M.OOj Chlcaso A Alton M) 1'hto.gs Ot. W V Ctitco A N. W S.nuj C, M. A St. P 31. W) a. c, c. 8t. l tua Colorado r. a 1 i,t 0 Colorado A Bo i0 Colo. A go. lat pfd 2JQ Colo. A 80. Id pfd.., 400 Conaoltdaied Uas 11.100 Corn Products 1") Dolawars A Hudaoa t.MO Denver 4fc R, u. t.ois) O. A R. O. pfd t. loo Dlstlllara' gacurltlaa 10O rlo .!) Eli 1st pfd 2,000 Kris Id pfd luo OanaraJ EM c trio 1.10 Oraat North.rn ptd 11.100 Oraal Northern Ora ctfa ll.tuu Illinois Csntral 21,100 Intsrborough 14 4. 21 Int. Mat. pfd 4, WW International Paper Intarnatlonal Pump too Iowa Cantral sjO Kanaaa Cliy go l.to K. C. So. pft tuO UjuI.tIII. A N t.luu Minu. A St. L m M., St. P. A g. 8. M 1.200 Miauurl Paclfla 1,700 M., K. A T M , K. A T. pfd l.JOO National Biscuit ut) National !ad l.too N. R. H. of M. lat pfd.... tu New tork Otntral TO. lot N. Y., O. W 4.400 Norfolk A W North A mafic a 400 North.rn Pacific 22,400 Paclfla Mall 300 P.nnaylvanla 81.700 Pupia a Uaa ll.ivio P., C C. a 8t. L juo Preaad 91 Car t.iV Pullman Palaoa Car Railway Blael Sprllif Raadlng R.publlo BtMl R.subllc Si.al pfd Rock laland Co Rock lalajia Co. pfd St. U A 8 P M pft.... at. Louis a. w 8t. U, 8. W. pfd a Sloaa-Sherft.ld a. A 1.... Sasiham Pacific tsulhern Railwsy So. Railway prd T.nnawBM Coppar Taiaa A Paolflc T.. Bt. L. A W T,, St. U. A W. pfd I'nlon Paclfla I'nlon Pariflt ptd V. 8. Realty V. 8. Ruboar I'. 8. 8tal V. 8. Staal pfd Utah Coppar Vs.-C.roiloa Ch.mloal ... Wibuh Wibiik pfd Wesuva Maryland Weatinghouao Klactrlc .'. W.atwn tnlon Whaollng A L. g , Wiaconain CantraJ Toul salas for ths day, 65 H l4 to 47 as ttV 74 aO 3tTt M Vt 76 41 ' 74 (III 104 1, 17 10J t i.too 300 114411t 00 1S4H lUtt HI', lul : 61 1714 lto's 1H U4 tl-4 117 374 Kit I14 t3 tt 14 1M 77 474 U II m 144 I4S 117 S MS US' 31 344. W 41 n. 1S71. tS 4 1624 16W 44 '4 is 14 4"t 74 i4 145 774 43 V, 75 104 , an 52,, 1U' 62 H lS lf,' l.v 14j1 11H, n it 101 s 94 tit 130 10tS 14114 l'l '24 to IM je. lot 4 II t IS 1H 1VS 7S 4S MS 81 fS 14tS 24 IMS il ts 4 7S 5S 44 171S HS 17 1074, US 23 "io" !I!S 47S 714 IMS it 14o 754 42S 74 lot 1, t2S 514 141 61S tS US 1!S 1S 1US IliS 2 51s London Stock -Market. LONDON. AufT. 12.-AI the opening of the stock market here today American securities were 4 to a point over last night's New York closing. Yesterday's strength In Wall street waa reflected by the whole list, and under the lead of the Harrlman Issues, United States Hteel and Atchison values continued to advance. At noon the tone was strong, with prices from 4 to 2 points over parity. London closing stocks; Conaola, money 14 l-lt Loulsviilt 4 N Wheat I I September ...i914h5 8241 14' 1S December WH 14 804 W4 May 864j Kt4 44A Corn 1 8eptember ... 654 A I 6!4 MS fS December .... 4 44! 4 48 May I 814, 6t4 604B A Asked. B Bid. Toledo 8eed Market. TOLKDO. Aug. 12 (SESD Clover, ry; October. S74; recember, Murcb. $7tx PrtniM timothy, Il.Stt. alsike. 17.76. catb. 7.5; Prime Ualalb DULUTH. Aug HV; December, northern. tl.24, OATa ' Grata Market. II WHEAT September. 4c; May. II. 0o: No. 1 No. t oorihara tt f 600 .. . . t, XO I'D .. tO.lu) .. J.o .. I 4.0 l.fx) 1,U0 4UI ..110,100 .. 14.1'C .. 1. 100 .. 1 too I. aj .. 1.3O0 .. i.us) ..MM ,.. M.:o0 .. . -400 .. 11. tx ..114 3o0 . . 4. 300 .. 7,14) ... 1.SO0 ... I. M0 ... 1.400 .. 1.7O0 ... I.4'i0 ... l.'WO A -4 144 s loi 4!S 'S 2IS tu '4 lz 71 41 31 S s Ib.S ).S 13 414 74 S lib 64S IIS 3-W lS 4 hi Tt IS ooo t, 1.411,40 sharaa. US 16 :S lS lo.S 41S 7S M 27 S 47 S I7S loSS 33 74 'S 34 624 Tl S Itil IMS tl 14 S 7TS 1!S IJ 0S US 67 S s 'S 74 S lS MS I7S 49 S 4t i4 IDS 74s W S7S 18, "s 10 jS 114 HIS HIS 101 s 3S "S 120S IMS Mlv, l.vs .l us 'S 1S7S 36', 103 2 I II H't IS 17 IIS 7iS 44 .6 12 MS 147 S 24 S 19IS y f(S st 7S 65 S 4. Ill 164S 's 111 HS 224 1) 4-1 lit, 'S 73 s ltif t Ilk 7S 42 s 74S 104 -4 II., 142S 61S tt) ass 1S 32 14i1i liS . S wis 14S 3K 1X "S 7t 4 S '4 7 4 134 "4 74 14 it t3 io;h i. 48 S !A 13S 63 .os S 17 S 74, 1 do soeount Amal. Copper...., Anaconda Atchison io pfd Bk It I mora A Ohio Canadian Pacific. ChaMpeaks A O.. Chicago O. W Chi., Mil. A St. IVIle.rs Denver A Rlo O. do pfd Erla do lat pfd do td prd...... Grand Trunk Illinois Cantral... Ex-dlvldend. SILVHR Bar, .lt.su. 144 M., K. A T 44s ,..isn. T. cantral......... 145 ... ICS Norfolk A W ts ...1.4 do pfd 11 ...ln Ontario A W US ...!tH Pennsylvania 71S ,..H1SRand Mlnas 10s ... US Rending u ... 4 southern Ry Its ..149 . flo pfd Tt ... 114 Southern Pat if lo 14044 ' ,.. 64 I'nlon Pacific 114S ... tl do pfd lots .;. HSU. : Btear. m ... 67S Mo pfd., ltos ... 47 Wat.h ... 2 ... 4S . do pfd..'... tos . ,.lSei'lsh 4s tts MUMSl-MfS per cent- The rate of discount In tha open market for short bills is 14'514 per cent; for threa months' bills, 1 7-1614 per cent. Local Securities Haotattonsk Quetationa turnlsh.d by Ssmusl Burns, Jr . tl4 New York Llfs bulldlnf. Oms ha: Bid. Asked. Alma, rt.D., siuoicipai .a Armour A Co. 4S l'l Cudaby Packing Co Columbus, Nab., B. I ia 1124 Oraaba Fir. Engine 4a 1l?l Umaha Ran.wals 4Ss lv4 First National Bank, Co. Blurts 11.. Kanaaa City Ry. ia IMS rf.nsaa citr Ry. pfd Nsbbraska T. A P. ta Is S3 Neb. Tal. Stock 6 Omsha Oaa ts 1817 nmana E L. A P. 6a 1323 Omaha a C. B. St. Ry. Is 1114 Onaha A C. B. tt. Rr. 6 11 Omaha A C. P. St. Ry. pfd 1 , Omaha A C. B. tt. Ry. com. 4 Omaha A C. H. St. Ry A B. pfd 4., Omaha Wa'ar Co. Is 1S44 , twtft A Co. ia 1114 , io. Omaha a.war 4Sa 1121 tloui City Stock Yarda pfd Dnloa Stock Tarda Omaha, 100 S4 M MS 100 14 S tt 1004 I S ioi io st tot 174 MS 4 at to tot MS If) 7S 814 MS loos lOt 101 MS 100 US US 70 Tl US 44 S I4S tt 101 1414 loos lot It to ' 88 81 Omaha Packing Co. Swift and Company Cudahy packing Co Armour or. Co Schwartx-Bulen Co Krey Packing Co Parker ot West Lay ton Miater Cuaahy, from K. C uenton, vansant at Lusn, J, Louman tepliena Bros Hill 4k Son F. B. Lewis...., Huston & Co J. II. rtoot 4k Co J. H. Bulla L. Wolf McCreary tk Carey H. F. Hamilton Sullivan tiros '. T. J. lnglirain Smith A Halsly Cllne A Smith Other buyers IMPOSITION. Cattle. Hogs, bneep. 160 214 So)i oU 2 93 111 M V2 M lb 144 78 b 4)7 22 62 4 3a 43 27o 741 'i4 'Jut iii lis) 16 11& 44 1.477 1.17 IIOG3 Hogs Sold 6310c higher this morn Ing, a large portion of the receipts bring Ing J7.ii.ui.o0, while yesterday the bulk uf the hogs brought I7.nii.4& with over naif of the receipts at 7.2otii.3o. While the trado was not especially active, there was a very fair movement so that everything In sight changed hands In good season In the muni Ing. whlld receipts were not very large today, the total for the four daya shows a gam of over 2,000 head aa compared with lh same days last week, but a falling off of fully t.oou head as compared with tne same week last year. Representative t-ales: 3,u3 Totals 2,964 2,874 7,32 CATTLK Receipts of cattle were small this morning, only nlnety-elglit cars being reported In. This brings the total for the four days up to H.tiuu head, aa against 11,000 head for ths lime days last ween and U.OOO head lor the corresponding period ot last year. The supply of beef steers was small, and as there was a very good demand every thing In sight changed hands In very fair season at good steady to strong pi ices. In fact, the trade throughout waa In a good healthy condition and entirely satisfactory to sellsrs. Only a few loads of cows and heifers were offered and they, too, sold very freely, commanding steady to strong prices. Everything- was cleaned up In very good season In tha morning. Although ths ond of the week Is In sight when speculators are not expected to buy as f icely of either stockera or feedsra, still there waa a good demand and tha few cat a In alght sold very readily at good firm prices. Vfuoiatlons on cattlet Qood to choice cornfed steers, 4.(o"7.26; fair to good corn fed steers, t.xa4.a0; oommon to fair oorn fed steers, I6.00Q4.30; good to choice range steers, t5.0CKctt.5O; fair to good range steers, M.60'uCJ; common to fair range steers, I3.7C&4.60; good to choice cows and heifers. J4.OOy6.26; fair to good cows and heifers, 3.2i-t.O0; oommon to fair cows and heif ers, II. IPO'S. la; good to choice stockera and feeders, $4.26j5.6o; fair to good stockers and feeders, 13.764.5; common to fair stockers and feeders, $3.002.76; stock heifers, I2.7J.Q 3.50; veal calves, Ilo0jj7.00; bulls, stags, etc., I2.7SQ4.7&. KeureeentaUvt sales: BEEK STEERS. No. M.... II.... 40.... 44.... 42.... 41.... 17.... ui... 44. .. . to 4:i.... (II ... SO.... 1,1.... 41.... U ... 41 ... , 44.... 71.... 40... 4i... 71.... tti.... 40..., 74... ... 14..., 4... It. -'losing quotations Sew York Mlala Blocks. rKW iukk, Aug. 12.. were aa follows: ltt 1 u 11 ta to Altos Brunswick Coa. . .. Com. Tasosl Moak 40 Don 4a Coa. Cal. A Va. .. Horn Silvor Irou Silver Aaked. .1,0 sdTilla Con. Utile Cki.4 . Mailaaa (mtana Ophlr sundajs Y.llow iackat ' .' ..lot ' . .) . .!. . It ..lot Truiary IWateaucai. A.S.H1N'OTON' Auf "-The condition of the treasury at the beginning of buslnats today was aa followa: Trust f unds-i.l.M coin. IV.1.27S.S; silver dollars. IVSo silver dollar, of lfcal. KIM.tkiu; allve7crtjfi: cates ouutandlng, Ivti.SMi.ooo. tieneral fund b.041.. 32, current liabilities. lo.9o) 2u7 working balance In treasury offices. $33 u0 I Baak Clearing. OMAHA, Aug. 12 Bank clearings for to day were 22,232,729.08.- and for the corres ponding date (lant year I2.13O.JGB.60. St. Loals General Market. ST. LOUIS, Aug- 12. WHEAT Lower; track. No. 2 red, cash, 11.03(61.064; No. 2 hard, tl.00iil.0g4; September, 9o4(g9t4c; De cent ber. ki4c. CORN Futures, firm; cash, weak; track, No. 2 cash. o44ftt5c; September, 24c; De cember. .ri07c: N'o. '2 whlt. HAUiftrfnu. ! OATS Lower: track.. No. 2 rush lUluffl 354c: September, SA4e; December, 354c: No. 2 white, 87c. . RYE Iwer at "fyjiTosc. KLOl.'R Steady; red winter patents, I5.loji5.30; extra fancy and straight, $4 5.0T; hard winter clears, tt.Jot.oo. SEKi Timothy, 3.Wb3.70. CORN MEAL t3.J0. BllAN I-Irmer; sacked, east track, 96 HAV Quiet; timothy, new, t11.00 15.03; prairie, 2 0310.00. KAUGlNli 74c. PROVISIONS Pork, ateadv: Inhhino tJD.rt). Ijird, higher: prime steam. Ill.lOri n.w. isry pan nisais, sicauy ; Doxea, extra shorts, U.24; clear ribs, tu 824: ahort ciears, jii.,0. tincnii, etenay; boxed, extra snorts, tiz24; clear ribt, 113.82; short clears, 912.10. POl'LTHY-S:eidy; chickens, 12c; sprlntr. Atw, iiimrve, UK, UUCHO, IWI , geese, oc. lll'TTbCIt Steady; creamery, 2226c. KQGS Steady at 18c. . . Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 8.000 11. hot) Wheat, bu 268,000 95.000 Corn, bu HO.SiO h6,9 Outs, bu .113,600 sa.iOt) Metal Marvel. NEW YORK, Aug. 12 METALS The London tin market was unchanged today, with spot at 135 and futures at 130 10s. Locally, however, the market waa easy and a little lower, WKh spot at 129.80. No sales were reported by the Metal exchange. August deliveries closed at tJ.oOX'f29 80; Oc tober, f9 724'0 95; December, 29.!ts 20.00. The market for standard copper on th New York Metal exchange was somewhat reactionary, with tone easy. Closing prices ;rouow: spot, tUKi'lJU.; August, $12s6. I 19 1ft' lLnl.n,l,.,Jbl.,l,aF f 1 1 ,A . IV" . , 13 OtXd IS 10; lecember, 113 lTs'tfU There was a later sale of 25 tons for December delivery at 113.20. The London market was about 5s lower, with spot at b0 and fa- urrs at (00 17s td. The London lead mar ket was higher at 112 11a td. The local market was firm, with spot at 4 2attO New York, and 14. 2044. 35 East St. Iouls delivery. Sales on the New York Metal exchange including the late business, was 2UU.0UU pounds of August at M 40 and 2."i0,000 pounds of September at 14. 46, New York. pelter was unchanged at 422 In London. The New York market was firm, with spot at $6 J6.!0. at New York; 15 fiwu&fif,. East St. IyOuis. No sales were reported. Iron was higher, with Cleveland warrants quoted at 5tis 14d tn the English market. The local market was steady. No. 1 foundry northern. tl7.26u 17.76, No. t, at t!8 7i-uli 25 No. 1 soft. 117.71yd 18 2&. No. At. Pr. No. A. Pr. 41 lilt I 75 tt 1- 76 t It t ltMO I 00 t liOO 1 2 20 18! I 10 COWS. t 171 2 10 It 161 I 50 4 177 I II 1 1231 I tl 8 1064 I tu 1 1101 4 21 4 12 I 4t HEIFERS. 3 440 I 00 I (44 I 28 11 161 I 26 BULLS. 1 1070 I 10 CALVES. I Ill IH STOCKERS AND FEEDERS t 6) I M 11 106 4 10 t ml l M u n 4 u 10 744 I 40 7 1300 4 7t 4.., sOO I tt WESTERNS NEBRASKA. 13 cows 941 t 45 t cows 1000 2 SO 7 heifers... 7U7 3 15 14 cows 912 2 30 1 bull 13M0 2 90 13 cows 913 2 55 t cows 1064 8 80 4 calves.... 205 6 00 2 calves.... 225 6 76 21 steers.... T2t 2 80 9 steers. ...1101 4 60 3 cows 810 100 1 cows BUG 1 40 7 feeders.. 500 1 ?St 6 feeders.. 631 3 05 2 cows J0 2 90 4 cows 720 2 io 11 feeders.. 8:11 3 M) 6 cows 828 2 70 4 heifers... dtO t 00 7 feeders.. 478 3 60 8 bulls lli 3 26 4 cows 960 3 60 1 bull m t 00 10 calves.... 405 4 00 4 heifers... 457 2 25 Scs .thfrs. 877 S 86 6 calves.... M 176 t calves.... 423 3 25 2 tielfers... 475 3 00 1 bull 1300 3 25 9 cows tV3 2 60 7 calves.... 4W0 4 25 tt cows 907 3 60 21 cows 964 3 30 23 heifers... 763 t 36 calvea.... 422 2 60 feeders.. 443 160 8 heifers.. 443 1 10 3 calves.... 140 24 1 bull 1110 t 20 1 bull 1570 4 00 1 calf 110 ( 00 5 feeders.. 874 4 Li 22 cows 844 2 00 t feeders.. 6t2 3 SG It cows 872 2 70 11 calves.... 200 t 75 3 calves.... 280 4 76 13 cows 954 t 40 i cows 10ii2 3 50 18 cows 794 2 80 6 heifers... 630 t 15 6 heifers... 4S0I I 10 D. y. Bememan, Nebratka. t feeders.. 943 1 76 10 calves.... 328 4 00 32 calves.... 244 6 60 tt cows 439 2 76 E. W. Wilson. Nebraska. 10 calves.... 241 4 50 I cows 913 3 60 14 cows S47 1 96 P. T. Lewellen, Nebraska. 36 cows 872 I 10 WYOMING. 26 fiders..l0(3 6 10 28 feeders.. 1032 t 10 A. Senff, Wyoming.. 7 st.&hfs. Ili2 6 60 7 cows 1400 6 60 At. .. .801 ...Iu2 ...l.t ...24 ,...3l ,...901 ,...211 ...i;t ....Hot ,...2:i ....241 ....241 ....: ....Ill ....Ml . ... It! ....141 ...170 ...ltt ....211 ....lit ...tat ....M ....111 ....i.10 ....216 ...837 ....til ....Ml .ait 8h. 200 I 40 0 ISO 240 340 240 iki ISO no Pr. T tt 7 lo 7 i0 7 It T to T tl T DO T LIS T Io T U ' T 15 T to I II T li T II 7 li T l T IS 7 40 7 4) 7 40 1 40 T 40 7 40 T 40 T 40 T 40 1 40 1 424 T 41 S KO. 6.. 7.. 44.. Si, . J.. Ml., si 01.. 14.. 71. . II.. b. . 61.. 70.. 41.. II.. 41 . II.. 10.. 74.. 70.. 4!.. II.. IS.. 14. . II.. As. ...121 . ...2v0 ....lit ....ml ....!.' ....144 ....lit ....111 ....W ...It ....204 ....111 ....1H ....111 ....it ....114 ...Ht 114 221 JiJ .....101 m it ...134 It! ill 114 2ut Eh. 'to so 11 '46 fKI to so to 10 240 110 ISO Pr. 7 4a s 7 41 s 1 41 t 41 1 40 T 46 T 44 1 4.i 1 41 T 4k T 46 T 46 1 41 7 46 1 4f T to 7 in T 60 1 4l 1 ill 7 to 7 to 7 10 7 lis 7 15 1 16 7 It 7 II t li native heifers. t3.26ff7.00; bulls,, 12.71414 00 calves. t3.OiHi7.00. HOOM Receipts. 4 000 head. Market Ifle to lf.o higher, lop. t-75: bulk of Bales, t7.6o (jr7.75. Heavy, t'.txxti ?,V6: packers and butch ers, $7.aoui.i6; light, fi.4oji.i0; pigs, tW 4 7 20. SMEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3 01 head. Market steadv to lt)c higher. Lambs. ti.2on7..l; yearlings, .60!i&.tt; wethers, t 'ud:2u; ewes, t.oOtu6.00; stockers and feeders, tAOOtb, 6. 26. loas City Live Stoek Market. B1OUJ0CITY, la., Aug. 12.-lSpeclaI Tele gram.) CATTLK Receipla, 800 head! mar ket steady; beeves, tt.oxu'i.io; grass cows, t3.ntVu4.2s; feeders, 4.tAao.uo, yearlings, ti.uo t4 25. HOGS Receipts. 2.000 head; market 6c higher; range ot pries, i;.2Vft7 66; bulk of saiea, 87.2Gyi.45. Stock In SlirM. Receipts at the six principal western mar kets yesterday were South Omaha.... St. Joseph siuux City Kansas City St. Louts Chicago Totals ... OMAHA Cattla. ... 2,400 ... 1.4O0 ... 6U0 ... 6.000 ... 6.0U0 ... 2.600 Hogs. 4. .Ait) 4. ItiO 2,000 2 000 3,000 14.000 Sheep. S.iU) low V.ovtj 4.0.41 10.000 ...17.900 tO.SUO 2b,JOO OSKEHAL MAHK.ET8. SHEEP Receipts thus far this week total about 38,000 heaa and barring a few loads that were lett over on ons or two days. everything has been sold on the day ot arrival, 'today's run was only of moderate proportions, about twenty-seven doubie- decks In all. Approximately half ot today's rsceipts were feeders. There was little quotable change In the tat sneep branch ot tne trade toaay. Move ment ot supplies waa rather listless, put early sales as a rule showed generally steady figures. The demand for (00U handy weight Werners and yearlings appeared tu possess more life than ths oemiiid for the heavier grades ot tat sneep, but the mar ket in eiincr kind could not be called par tlcularly active, prices It anything were a trifle higher on desirable handy weights, with fat muttons a shade lower in touio cases. A string of Wyoming wethers sold at H30 with yearlings a dollar better. uutcher iambi were in comparatively light supply and changed hands In rea sonably good season. Prl. es were well main tained, ana tne market level is nominally steady with yesterday. One band ot young rangers was turned over to packers at tJ.30. Ths recder trade was characterised by a good healthy tone, and offerings com manded fully steady prices. It might be well to note that while feeding stock has made no sensational advances during tne week, values have continued strong thro-uncut and there seems to be no abatemsiu to demand, tjulis a string of wethers soil this morning at It-US. quotations on tal sheep and lambs: Qood to choice spring lambs, 37. 267.76; I au to good spring lambs, tti.ibil 7.26; good 10 choice yearlings, t5.1O(u6.60; fair to good yearlings, I4.7bi(i-6.10; good to choice wetiit-r, 4. 3644.06; fair to good wethers, H10j4.3o, good to choice ewes, 14.151. 40; fall to gooti ewes, t3.S674.16. Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to choice lambs, 86.601(11.60; fair to cnotce yearlings, 4.50(U6.36; fair to choice wethers, t3.oO4.2i. Representative sales: No. Av 407 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 107 15 "Wyoming ewes, feeders 89 203 Wyoming wethers, feeders. .113 19 Wyo. wethers A ewes, fdrs. 93 252 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 99 262 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 100 122 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 99 61 Idaho wethers 120 Idaho lambs, feeders.... 20 western ewes, feeders.. 12 western ewes, culls 9s western feeders 249 western ewes 64 Utah wethers 2t2 Utah yearlings 20 Utah ewes 14J Utah yearlings, feeders.. 292 western iambs, feeders. . 88 . M . 73 . 60 . 86 . SO .110 . SO .114 . 84 . 61 Prlca. 4 25 t 76 4 26 t 00 4 26 4 25 4 25 6 10 t 00 2 00 1 75 t 40 t 76 4 60 t 26 4 00 4 70 6 80 Staple and Fancy Prodr?e Prloea Tar nished By Bayers and Wholesalers. BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered to the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 27c; No. 1, In 60-lb. tubs. 27c; No. 2, In 1-lb. car tons, '26c; In 60-lb. tubs, 24c: pscklng stock. lc: tancv dairy, tubs, 21(tt22e; common roll, fresh made, l!Hl4c. Market changes every Tuesday. EGGS Fresh selling stook, candled, llo. No storagf slock In Omaha market. CHEESE ".'nest Wisconsin full cream, twins, 15c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop, 154c; fsvorlts, t n hoop, lto: daisies, 20 In hoop, 164c; crea.n brick, full case, 16c; block Swiss, l&o; full cream llmburger, 16o. POULTRY Broilers. 160; alive, springs, 13c; hens, 104c; cocks, 640; ducks, c; geest, 6c; turkeys, ltc; pigeons, per dos , 66c; guinea fowls, per dos.. 8260; tquabt, per dos., tt. Dressed hens, 11c; springe, lSQSOc; cocks, 64c; ducks, 11c; geese, UVtc; turkeys, 22c FISH Fresh caught, almost all are dressed: Halibut, 8c; buffalo, to; ttout. 12c; bullheads, lto; catfish, 17c; cr apples, sunflsh, friinc; black bass, 26c; whltettsh, 13c; plks, 12o; salmon) 14o; pickerel, 10o; frog legs, 85c. Fresh frosen: Whlteflsh, No. 1, 10c; round, 9c; pickerel, dressed and headless, 7c; round. 60; pike, drtssed. lOn; round. 9c; red snapper, lie; Spanish mack erel, 18c; native mackerel, 860 each. FREPH FRVITB Florida plneapplea, 18 to 48s, 12.76 per crate; grape fruits, M alee. . 1. , u, am ar. ait. KJ .1.. aa k.. nanas, fancy select, tl 16tfr.OO; apples, horns grown, per bu, basket, 90c; market bas ket. 46C. MEAT CUT 8 No. 1 ribs, 1640! No. g ribs. 13c; No. t ribs, 94c; No. 1 loin. 17c; No. 2 loin. 14c: No. 8 loin, lotto: no. 1 chuck. 64c; No. I chuck. 6c; No. t chuck. 44c; No. 1 round, 10c; No. 2 round, 94o, no. 3 round. 9sc; Na. 1 piata, ttc; no. 2 plate, 6c: No. t plate, 4c. VEGETABLES Kansas swant potatoes. 12.75 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 26c bunch: smaller, ouc. annags. noma grown, uvic per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe onions, 2c per lb. California cauliflower, WOO per crate. Tomatoes, Tennessee, 4 baskets. 864. 90c; crate, MOO. Lettuce, per dos., 90c. Par snips, turnips, carrots, 76o per dog. Flor ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, etc.. per dos.. 75c. POTATOES New, tie per bo. HIDES-No. 1 green, 10c: No. 1 cured, llo. tottoa Market. NEW YORK. Aug. 11. COTTON Tha cot ton market opened steady at an advance of bb points. Futures opened steady; August, 11 21a bid; October, 11.25a; November, H.tSo asked; De cember, 12.17c; January, 1115c; Februarv. 1114c bid: March. 12.12c) April, 12.15c asked; May, 12.16c; July, 12 15c asked. Futures closed firm; August, 12B8e; Sep tember, 12.29c; October, 12.27c; November, 12.26c; December. 12.27c: January, 12.24o; February, 12.25c; March, 122c; April, 12.260; May. 12.28c. ..... Spot closed quiet. 20 points higher; mid dling uplands, 12 80c; middling gulf, 1106a, sales, 400 bales , , . GALVESTON, Aug.. 13. COTTON Higher; 124c. NEW ORLEANS, All. 11-COTTON-Spot steady and 3-1 60 higher; middling. 12 6-loc. Sales on spot, 860 belaat-to ar rive, none. ST. LOUIS. Aug. ll-COTTON-r-Dull: middling. 124c; sales, none;, recelpta, 131 balea; shipments, 66 bales; atook,. 12,671 bales. - Isiar aad Malaaaea. NEW YORK Aug. 12. SUGAR Raw, firm; fair refining. 164y3.61o. Refined, ateady; No. 6, 4 20c; No. 7. 4 40c; No. 8, 4 3"x ; No. . 4 2oc; No. 10, 4 2ic; No. 11, 4 20c; No. 12. 4 15c; No. U. 4.10c; No. 14. 4 loc; confectioners' A. 4 75c; mould A, 5.30c: cut loaf. 6.76c; crushed, I c; pow dered. 5.0fc; granulated, 4 95c; cubes, t.JOc. T. N. Matthews. Wyoming. S6 steers.. ..1168 6 10 23 steers. ...1144 22 Cows 940 4 00 H. W. Matthews, Wyoming. 61 steers.. ..1144 I 10 16 steers.. ..1106 4 40 Soper Cattle 6 Steers.... l97 4 40 42 heifers... 9u2 34 steers. ...1118 2b steers.. ..1116 26 steer4....1162 E. W. 21 eos tl IN 4 40 4 70 4 70 4 70 Whltcomb Co., Wyoming. 57 steers.... 94 28 heifers... b..) 9 steers. ...IDA 32 Sters....l0t7 li steers... .1080 2 cows 85 4 steers.. ..1112 A. P. 36 steeit ...11H9 11 cows 9MS C. W 13 steers.. ..122 T 17 steers. 12 cows., t steers. W. Wyoming. 6 10 2 steers.. ..USi 3 90 2 cows 885 5 10 Hanson, Wyoming. 6 10 7 atcers ...10M 3 90 Mason, Wyoming. f 10 1 cost 990 Matthews, Wyoming. f calvis. 6 calves. ..llsO 6 10 .. 940 4 00 ..1190 i 10 SOUTH ... 440 4 00 ... 340 4 00 13 steers. 1 cows.... t steers... DAKOTA. 6 cslves. .. 4 heifers.. 1143 . 1144 . 446 , 527 4 40 4 40 4 70 4 70 4 15 t 90 4 26 t 90 4 V, t 10 4 25 t 2 t 00 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK 'MARKET Cattla and Hons Steady to Hltsher Sheep Steady, CHICAGO, Aug. 12. CATTLE Recelpta, 2,600 head. Market steady to 10c lilgner. Steers. t5.tKr?("-56; cows, 3.50l(j5.2i; heiferd, tl.b0&6.00; bulls. 3.00g4 SS; calves, V.Ujyi.O), stockers and feeders, .176j6 15. HOGS Receipts, 14.000 head. Market IO: to loc higher. Choice heavy, t7.8u-g7.9U; butchers. t7.85-W7.9fi; light mixed, t7.4.-tj7.76; Choice light. IT.eO'aS.Ol), packing. 7. 007.40; pigs. t5 6'37.76. Bulk or sales, f7.40uf7.8o- SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 10,0 ) head. Market for sheep, steady; lambs, strong to 2oc higher. Sheep, 84 60$.i 2j; lambs, t6.76Ya8.16; yearlings, t5.00tV40. St. I.aals Lira Stoek Market. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12. CATTLE Receipts, 6.000 head, including t.tUO head Texana; market steady; native shipping and ex port steers, t6O'(r7.10; dressed beef and butcher ateera, ti.4o'ytl.40; steers under 1 OuO lbs., 14 2V;i6.76; stockers snd feeders, 13.50 45O0; cows and heifers, 13 2&fr.fin; ranners, 11. 7632.60; bulls, 12 60314.75; calves, f. &(fl 26; Texas and Indian steers, I3 40"jl26, cows and heifers, 12.5O04 90. HOGS Receipts. 1,0 head; market higher; pigs and lights, t6 00"j7.86; packers. 17 6643 7.90: butchers and best heavy. 17 80800 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000 head; market higher; native muttons, :i 60 6160; lambs. V2fV7 70; culls and bucks, t2.404 80; stockers. 13004.00. . .Wool Market. . , Rnwrnv anv 1 4 wrrT u , 1 I Ings and firm valuea continued in tha local j wool market Thtra" la a steady Inquiry for nearly all lines, especially In 'territory wools, while -there-have been some large transactions In Ohio fleecea. Domestie quotations:- Kentucky,' Indiana and Missouri, three-eighths blood, 14c. Scoured values: Texas fine, twelve months, 73t(7ro; fine, sis to eight months, 6M&S: fine, fall, WjAOc; California north ern. 65167c; middle county, 4ijii)c; fall free. 5ot62e. Oregon, eastern. No. a, staple, 72(&74o; eastern clothing. 63e;- valley No. 1. 87pfc. Territory, fine staple, 764j78c; fine medium staple. t72c; fine' clothing. 6Mj70r; fine medium clothing, t9c; half blood, 7(&tc; three-eighths blood. (4&67e; quarter-blood, 6Wfi8c; pulled, extra. 70 74c; rine A. 6MMSc; A supers, 67flttc. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 12-WOOL8tady; rltory and western mediums. 234i"2c; mediums, 22&24e; fine, lXrito. Sl. Joseph Live Block Market. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 12. CATTLE Receipts. 1,400 head; market steady; steers, 14 50U7.00; cows and heifers, t2.6o&6.0.i; calves. 83 0037 00. HOGS Receipt. 4 000 head: market 5c to 10c higher; top, 87 80; bulk of sales, 17 664 7. 66. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.500 head; market steady; lambs. 1457.50. -fine Kaasaa City Llva Hark Market. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12. CATTLE Re ceipts. i.OuO head, Including f.OuO southerns. Market steady to 10c lower. , Packers and feeders. 26c to 40c lower than Monday; choice export and dressed beef steers, te.60 4?7. 60; fair 10 good. t4 602.35; western s;ert, 14 264 36; slot kers and faedera. 12.00 436 26, southern steers, ll.3ft4 46, southern cows, 12 4503 80; native cows, 12.000-4 40, toffee Market. NEW YORK. Aug. 12 COFFEE Ms rket for coffee futures opened at unchanged ta a decline of 6 points. In response to tha de cline of 494 per cent In ths French msr ket. snd ruled barely steady, with busi ness becoming slightly mere active In tha local trading. The market closed steady at a net decline of 6ijl0 points. Sales were reported of 16 260 bags. Including August at 6 00c. September st 5 6G4f5 66c. December at 6 36c. January at 6.40c. March at 6 404 and May at 5.46c. Spot coffee, quiet: Rm. No. 7. 744j74c: Santos. No. 4. 8c. Mild coffee, quiet; Cordova. 94'77 124c Oils aad Hoala. OIL CITY. Pa . Autr 12 -OIL-Credlt bal antes. II 5S; runs. 126.20 bbls.: average. 142114 Mils.: shipments. 1x9.114 bbls.; aver- are IM.S11 bbls. PAVAWAH. Ga.. Aug 12 Oil. Turpen tine. MVT7 504O. Herbert E. Gooch Co. Brokers and Dealers BAZtf. rSOTISIOaTB. STOCKS. OmahvOffteai tit V. T. Hie Bigg, all Ttlspbeaa, Soaglas SSL. laaepeadeat, A-8U1 tal A-altt, Oldeat.aot) Largest laauaa itl.Ua tWat "wper, 74o. December. H4trv44c; May i