Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1000.
GRAIN m PRODUCE MARKET
Wljeat Again Weak, 8upport Lacking
)n Favorable Haryeitirig.
HEAVY MOVEMENT EXPECTED
mrn Flrnrr .enernl Raying; an
fry Wenther He ports Ins
atoff alow aad Shade
Lower la Prlee.
OMAHA, Auk. 30. 19TJ.
Wheat wss wnk again today, lacking
.support a oonilltlonii In the prln( wheal
le. strict are favorable for harvesting and
a heavy movement la expected early next
I week.
There ta nothing material to advance
rrlces on except the connection tn the
(September option and this la speculative.
I Corn T.aa firmer on general buying sup
1 ported by continued dry weather report.
Cah corn waa rather alow and a shade
lowtr.
V heat was alow and somewhat
.with bearish preaaure predominating. A
!:atge movement of spring wheat In looked
'for next week and Belling la the feature
Henri. H K. Bacon,
shorts, 113.124; clear
clears, i.t 25.
I"OCLTRY Stesdv
springs, 16c; turkey. 17
5c.
BUTTER Higher;
EGOS Wesk, 17c
Flour.bhla
What, bu
orii, bu
Oats, bu
higher; bnxed, extra
rite, 113.124; ahort
chickens,
ducks, ec;
12c;
gee ne.
creamery, 2332Tc.
lower
Receipts.
.... II.
124,0110
.... 45.100
....131,200
Shipments
n.ioo
7 0
91, W0
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Irregular When Not Alto
gether Disorganized.
WEATHER I THE GRAIN BELT
Pair
with
Tonight and Sntnrday
Slightly Warmer.
OMAHA. Aug. 50. 1909
The hot wave that haa prevailed throngh
out the gulf mates for several days past
haa lost somewhat In aeverlty during the
last twenty-four hour and temperatures
are much mine moderate In that section
tnls morning. Te-nperatures are slightly
lower In the lake region and went over the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys to
the mountains and are slightly higher In
the extreme northwest. Heavy rains have
fiillen within the last twenty-four hours on
the south Atlantic coast and light showers
wore scattered over the eastern states, the
lake legion and the southern slope of the
Rocky mountains. The weather continues
generally clear throughout the upper val
leys and the northwest, and It will continue
fair In tills vicinity tonight and probably
Saturday, with slightly warmer Saturday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
on this outlook. Harvesting la progressing j compared with the corresponding day of
.under favorable conditions In the north
west.
Corn wag steady to higher on general
l support on dry weather prevailing In the
corn belt. Pome of the best traders are
Inclined to discount nny material damage
ily drouth sa yet, however, the market has
j a strong tone and advancing.
Primary wheat receipts were oW.OOO bu.
and shipments were 799,000 bu., against re-
fOlpts last year of 75,000 bu. and shipments
,'of 9O6.C00 bu. .
Primary corn receipts were Mo.OW bu. and
shipments were 354.000 bu., against receipts
I '.net year of 448,000 bu. and shipments of
! 325.000 bu.
Clearances were ro.OOO bu. of corn, 139.000
bu of oats and wheat and flour equal to
34.000 bu. . . ,
Liverpool closed Sd higher to d lower
on wheat and Mid higher on corn,
i Local range of opilcn.v
Articles Open. High Low. Clot. Tes'y.
'Wheat- I I I I
Sept... 98 93'i KTil 9T 934.
Dec..., - 89 S'l I1!
Corn I ! I I
Kept... 694 I 694 I 9. K
Dec.... S3 I M U4! 64 I 6,l4
Oats- III
. Sept... KVif H 3ft4j sT.u 35V,
- Deo.... W,t 85 X Si I SVk
Onaaha Cask Prteee.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 6cUtl.0S; No. t
tierd, 6WiHc; No. 4 hard, nifimc; No. I
(sotinsr 9wvatl.W: no grade. 81V90c.
COKN-No. 2, 62oWVCi No. a. 23u3V,c;
Vo. 4, tlVvyeMc; no grade, 54Vil40c; No. 2 yel
low, 4fc4Vie; No. f yellow, 64c; No. 1
I white. 6c; No. 1 white. 419660.
OATS No. 1 mixed, J6S37V; No. t yel
low, 87TJ37V: No. 1 white, WtfttVic; No. 4
White. aeVifSarTHc.
RYE N o. 2. 6ftT0c: No. S. 7J9c.
Cartel lleoerepta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
' Chicago 100 12 430
' Minneapolis 92
Omaha 46 48 6
lAiluth t
CHICAGO Gil A IN AND PROVISIONS
the last three years:
1909. 1908. 1D07. 1306.
Minimum temperature ... 62 54 57 76
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 74 degree
Defhi. ncy lti precipitation since March L
1.95 Inches.
deficiency corresponding period In 1908
0 17 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1307.
4.42 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
torn aad Wkeat Region Bulletin.
For Omaha, Neb., fot the twcntv-foiir
hours ending at 8 a. m., 7Bth meridian
time. Friday, August !, 1903:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain-
Pta.lons. Max. Mln.
fall.
Ashland. Neb 87 6.1 00
Auburn, Neb 90 52 .00
Broken Bow, Neb. 81 r.j .00
Columbus. Neb... 85 53 .00
Culbertaon, Neb.. S3 55 .00
Falrhury. Neb. ...88 59 .00
Fairmont. Neb... 82 50 .00
Or. Island, Neb . 81 55 .00
Harttngton, Web. ii 52 .00
Hastings, Nrb.... 84 60 .00
Holdrege, Neb... M 69 .00
Oakdale, Neb 80 62 .00
Omaha, Neb 81 62 .00
Tekamah, Neb... 87 67 .00
Alia. Ia 83 (8 .00
Carroll, la 85 55 .00
K'larinda. Ia 89 66 .00
Hlbley, la S5 51 .00
Sioux City, Ia... 86 60 . 00
Minimum temperature for
r
Feat area of the Trading; aad Closing;
Price en Hoard of Trade.
f CHICAOO, Aug. 20. Ideal weather for the
1 harvest of the new crop of wheat In the
northwest caused a severe slump In wheat
prices on the Board of Trade today, but
much of the loss was subsequently regained
on covering by shorts. At the close prices
'were tfic lower than yesterday's final
I figures. Corn closed strong and oats and
'provisions easy.
The wheat market waa weak the greater
part of the day, owing to general selling
prompted by continued favorable weather
.for harvesting and movement of the new
crop. The movement of the new wheat In
the northwest Is gaining dally, and, with
good weather, the arrivals at Minneapolis
and Duluth will soon reach considerable
proportions. Keports from the spring wheat
country were again of the most optlmlstlo
character as regards the prospective yield,
and harvesting was said to be progressing
I rapidly. Several of the leading holders
were free sellers during the first half of
the day, particularly of the September de
livery, but late In the session offerings be
came much more meager. Talk of some
1 wheat having been Bold for export Induced
considerable ooverlng, which resulted in a
rally of about lo In all deliveries. The mar
ket closed fairly steady.
Growing belief that the corn crop of the
southwest Is being seriously Injured by
drouth Inspired lively buying of corn.
which resulted In a strong rally following
a slump early In the day due to the break
In wheat. The market closed strong, with
prices up save lo Kai'feo.
Oats were extremely weak early In the
day, but became much steadier late In the
besslon. Prices at the close were a shade
lower to 40 higher.
Provisions were Inclined to be weak all
day. At the close prices were unchanged to
10c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
m. Not included
period ending at 8
In averages.
P18TRICT AVERAGES.
sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cl'?ar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
ACTIVE LIST SHOWS LOSSES
Balk of Raslnesa Is In I n Ion and
.oataern Paelflr, Reading; and
Steel Rally Beglst ear
rinse.
NEW TORK. Aug. 20 Today s stock
market was again irregular when not al
together disorganised. At the opening most
dfcllhes were fractional, but betore tne end
of the first hour the movement gatheied
greater momentum under a fresh accumu
lation of selling orders and recessions of
2 points or more were recotded uirougn
the active list. The business of the morn
ing session was estimated at over "tW.ono
shares. Just how much of this huge
amount represented long stock and how
much operations fur the decline it is. of
course, impossible to say. There were In
termittent r:illles, but early in the atter
noon the list took a fresn start, with fur
ther liquidation in t'nlon Pac.flc. Houlhrrn
Pacific, Heading, Bteel and others of the
active group.
Of the many theories offered to account
for the market's extreme heaviness only
two are worthy of serious consideration.
The tirst, of course, has to do with the
apprehension existing in many quarters re
narulng the health of Mr. E. H. Harrlman,
and the other Is that a "shaking out" of
the rank and file was deemed advisable
by those who are supposed to be tn con
tiol of the market's machinery. The final
hour was characterised by orderly' and
steady recovery, many Issues renaming the
larger part of their loss, while not a few
made net gains. Throughout the day con
siderable strength was shown by a group
of epeclaltles, which included t nited Ktales
Hubber, American Car and Foundry and
American Locomotive. The local tractions
also exhibited such steaainesi.. As an il
lustration of the market's narrowness,
deullngs In four stocks Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Heading and United
Slates Steel made up fully 60 per cent of
the day's business, which aggregated 1.450.
oou shares. The closing was steady, with
the rally still under way. IjoihIou was a
seller here to the extent of 40,000 shares.
The heavy liquidation In stocks made for
easier rates in the money market, but
the demand was very light. Forecasts of
thu weekly cash movement indicates a gain
of about 13.500,000 by local banks, much of
this coming from the Interior. The day s
budget of news bearing upon the financial
situation Included advices of better cotton
crop conditions In Texas, cooler weather
the corn belt and record hreaking sales
of wool In Boston. A marked decline In
copper exports for the week was reported.
The bond market was again weaa. intai
sales, par value, amounted to 84.".O00.
United States bonds were unchanged.
The following were the closing quota
tions on stocks:
dollars. 4 8A3.000: silver dollars of istt).
14.131. OOP; sliver certificates outstanding.
$4. 83.000. Oeneral fund: Standard silver
dollars. In general fund. tt.ia.M7; current
liabilities, t7.24s.4s ; working balance In
treasury offices. $32.51.i; in banks to
credit of treasurnr of United "tates, 140 441.
fctt: subsidiary silver coin, ltt.02l.8H6; minor
coin, I J1 114: total balance In general
fund, ll01.OMi.248.
REPORT OF THE CLKAR1XG HOUSE
Transactions af tka Aeaawlated Ranks
for ke Week.
NEW TORK. Aug. 20. Itradstreet s bank
clearings report for the week ending Au
gust 1 shows an aggregate of IX2A6.li5.flOO,
ss sgalnst t2.M8.54A.0n0 last week and I2.J43,
373,000 In the corresponding week last year.
The following Is a list of the cities:
CITIE8.
! Clearings.
Inc.
Dec.
No. of Temp.-- Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 2 M 60 .01
Columbus. 0 17 84 SO T
lies Moines, Ia 14 8S 5! .00
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 86 K T
Kansas City. Mo.. 20 !)0 62 T
Ixiulsvllle. Ky IK Ril fi. .01
Minneapolis. Minn. 27 t 52 .00
Omaha, Neh 18 M M .00
St. Louis, Mo 12 92 61 .00
continues moderate
and wheat region.
The temperature
throughout the corn
Very light showers occurred since the last
report In the Chicago. Columbus snd In
dianapolis districts and traces of rain In
the Kansas City district.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
N'EW YORK GENERAL MARKET
notations
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
Sept. 1 00-VU
Dec. !6V-(i
May 1 0U0Vt
Corn
Sept. .65T4tr6
Dec. 56 m
May ;r.7WSI
Oats-
Sept,
i Dec.
May
Jan.
Lard-
Hept.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
40 V
22 15
17 42V
11 90
11 85
11 40
10 30
11 70
11 40
17',
I
1 01
1 00 I
I
57 I
5V
I
asm
401
99Vj9tftl 0011 OOVl
MTs
I
tN!
6M
57
I
37
87WI
7 I 5M,
Wi57M'H
I
38 38
404I 40k;
I
of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. ZO-FLOUR-Receipts.
1BJU0 bbls ; exports, 3,700 bbls. ; barly
settled with quiet trade; Minnesota pat
ents S6.90iU6.25: Minnesota bakers IS IK.w 'fl
old; winter patents, 35.30Jfi5.60, old; winicr
straights, 6.a0x5.60, old; winter extras, 34.50
' new; winter siraignis, .:hhix).iu. new;
winter patents, t5.304i5.60: new. winter low-
grades. t4.4O:i4.70, new; Kansas straights.
HSiKtfS.lO, new. Rye flour, barely steady;
fair to good, $4.1044.35; choice to fancy,
3.40j4.40.
COKN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low tl.e09l.6&; coarse, fl.60l.oS; kiln dried.
13 75.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 70c. nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 67c, c. I. I., New
York. WHEAT Receipts, 211.200 bushels; ex
ports, 49,800 bushels', spot wheat, eai-y;
No. 2. red, new, tl-09, elevator and 81.12'.
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, new,
September shipment, .lfl0, f. o. b. afloal ;
No. 2. hard, winter, new, ti l-'7, f. o. b.
afloat. Until milled by a late Jump Iii
corn, the wheat market was weak and
lower today In response to predicted large
receipts and fine northwest weather. The
late upturn, during which shorts covered
freely, rectored all the early loss here,
final prices showing a partial rjuarter not
rise. September closed, tip'1; December
closed, 11.04'; May closed, tl 06'i.
CORN Rwcelpta. 11.600 bushels; spot
market, firm; No. 2. mixed. SOHc, nominal,
elevator and 81c, nominal delivered; No 3,
mixed, new, 64c, f. o. b.. afloat, winter
shipment. Option market was without
transaction closing partlv -VhHc higher.
Si ptetnber closed, 73-4c; December closed,
ot74jC.
OATS Receipts, 117.600 bushels: spot
market, steady. Mixed
c. nominal: natural, white, 2-.i32 pound I . f-. C. & St. L.
47U4IMC: cliDDed. while XAf i ..' I PreMed 8tvl c.r .
R'V,? '
H A Y
22 25 j 22 15 I 22 15 71 21
17 46 I 17 So i 17 37Mi! 17 45
11 8
11 87H
11 46
10 22Vkl
I
11 76
11 46
tu
I
11 87H
11 824j
11 40
10 20
n 2'ii ii as
11 8741 11 90
11 42 i, 11 45
10 22S,! 10 25
11 68 11 71 11 71
11 S7SI U 15 11 45
15 J7V 9 23Wj
SIT;
,
Short
clear
No. 1.
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR steady; winter patents. tS-W
t 40: winter straights. t4 936J 95; spring pat
ents. tft.iWfriH.lO; sp.y.g Blralghts, 84.oJi .80;
bakers, t3 5fU " 10.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 50054c; fair
to choice, 6yai'c.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern,
No. 1 northw est, rn. tl.45. Tlmothv
Clover, 111.70.
PROVISION Mtss pork, per bhl.
b22.2o. Lard, per 10) lis., til s7H.
ribs sides tloose), tll.Mty!l i5. Short
tides (boxed). tl2 12'tfj 12.26.
BUTTER Steady ; creameries. I1&26W.
dairies. (f23V,c.
EGOS Steady; receipts 11.186 cases, at
mark, cases Included, 18c; firsts, 2oc; prtmu
firsts. II Sc.
CHEESE Strong; daisies. 1511 ;
twins, 14ijil4c; young Americas, l.v,iv
lfc: long horns. 15Sftl6ViC.
POTATOES Finn: choice. to fancy, 4vi
50c: fair to sood. 4M47c.
POULTRY Steady; turkeys. 15c; chickens,
!4S-; springs. 17c.
VEAL Firm; 60 to 60 lb. weights. Iii8c;
60 to -lb. weights, vc; & to UO-lb
weights. tWtfllc.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eqval to 304.0:10 bit. Exr rts for the week,
as shown by Hiadstretts, were equal to
2.fW).000 bu. Primary recelpta were 68'.0W
bu.. compared with 745,00 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheal.
67 cats; corn, 154 carst oats, tit cars: hogs,
lO.OUO head.
Ssln.
Allli-Chalmers ptd -
Amlgmtnl Coppsr 30,6.10
Amarlcnn Asrlcullursl .... 100
Am. Meet Sugar !.K)
Am. Can ptd 1.4'D
Am. r. & K I.6ix
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. U. pra
Am. he Securltln 1,8"0
American Llnaeed
American Ijm-omotlve 6.0"K
Am. S. & K 34.4'a)
Am. 8 & R. pfd 5e
Am. Sussr Retlntng 90
Am. T. H T 6.700
Am. Tobacco ptd 4'M
American Woolen 100
Anaconda Mining Co K
Atchiton 45.J01
Atchison ptd "
Atlantlo Coast Line
Ilaltlmore A Uhlu
IUI. Ohio ptd
netblehem 8tee
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of N. J
Oherapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Oreat Western.
Chicago a N. W
C, M. A 8t. P
C, C, C. t St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado & So
f',,1... A go. let pfd
Colo. So. 2U pfd
C onaolldaleil tiaa
Corn rroducte
Delaware a- Hudson
lenver & Klo Urande...
I). & K. U. pfd
Dlatlllera' Becurltlea ....
Erie
Urle lat pfd
Brie id pfd
General tleclrlo
Oreat Northern pfd
tlreat Northern Ore rtfs
llllnota Contral
liiterlxtrougti Met.
Int. .Met. pfd
International Harvester
Int. Marine pfd
International Haper ....
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kansar City HO
K. f. 8o. pfd
Louisville A N
Minn. A 81. L
M , l. P. A 8. . U...
Missouri Pacific
M , K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. K. of M. 1st pfd.
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'! uaa
-Firm No. tfamv.
HIDES-wulet; Bogota. 20Sfl2t'c; Cen
tral America. 21'ac.
LEATHER (juiet; acid. 23ru30(!.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady, family, tl400
ti 14.50; mess, til .owj 11.50; beef hams. t24.00a
23.00; packet. 12.:,, .oo; city extra India
mers. tJ0.50ii21 00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led belllet. tl2 WV6 13.00; pickled hams, 112 50
&13.00. Ijird, firm; western, f-' 2n12 30- re
fined, firm; continent. $2.65; South Amer
ica. tlt.00; compound, t7.cUu i.75. Pork firm
family, t22.0Oj 22.50; short, clear, t-'1.0ou2J.j-mess,
821.72x6.
TALLOW-Steady; city f2 per package).
5 5-ltic; country (package free), 6 5-W'i
i 13-ltic.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra 3
Q34eL-; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Strong; creamery specials
28Hc; official price. 2Sc.
EGGS Firm; western, extra firsts. 24W
25c; western, firsts, 22'23c.
POULTRY Alive, quiet snd steady
chickens. 174jl!tc; fowls, 164l6o; turkeys
14c; dressed, firm; broilers, western lii
20c; western, 1.1'o-17c.
ClIEESK-Hlghrr; state, full cream spe
cials, luciltc; state, small or larse, colored
or white, tancy, 14V; state, full cream
common to good. lloMc; skims, full to
specials, 3viL:c.
Puilmun Palace Car...
I Railway Bteel Pprlng..
Kansas City Grata
Heading
Hopubllc Steel
Republic 8leel pfd
Rock island Co
Rock Island Cu. pfd...
St. L. A 8. r .d ptd..
81. Louis 8 V.'
St L. 8. W. pfd
Sloss-8herrield 8. A 1
Soutlieru Pacific
Southern Hallway
So. Hallway pfd
Temiesaee Ct pper
Teaa Pacific
T., 8t. L. A W
T, St. U A W. pfd...,
Union Pacific
I'nlou Pacific pfd ...
I. s. Realty
I'. 8. Rublr
f. 8. H'cel
U. 8. Steel pfd
t'lah Copper
v. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wauaati
Wabash pM
Western Maryland
Wtutlnghouae Clectrlo ..,
Weetern Colon
Wheeling A L. R
Wisconsin Central
Klr.t ajaerament paid
Totul aalea for the djy,
Mil
... 4,600
"joo
... l.ioo
... 1,400
... 4. H0
100
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... i.iof)
.... ti.ut
300
... 7,tK
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.... T.geO
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.... 1..-T0
.... '
.... 1.4C0
, ... 10.SC0
.... l,2i
600
.... !,
.... M.IOO
... 14, F0D
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. ... 1.90V
.... 4.M
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700
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ii.'ro
.... 1.100
.... t.ro
SCO
. ..." 60
.... 2,aon
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"'
.... 4,300
ts.m
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kansas City
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
IVtrolt
Omaha
Louisville ,i
Milwaukee
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Fpoknne
Providence
Portland, Ore
Richmond
Alttny
Washington
St. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Columbus ,
Mtmphls
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Dee Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Ploux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass....
Portland, Me
At'gusta, Ga
Dayton
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla....
Wichita
Wheeling
Knoxvlllo
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, 8. C
Mobile
Wilmington
Lincoln, Neb..
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamazoo
Satramento ...1
Springfield, 11)
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids, Ia....
New Bedford
Columbia, 8. C
Macon
Youngntown
Lexington
Fargo
Akron
Rockford, III
Erie, Pa ,
8loux Falls
Canton, O
Qulncy, 111
Bloomlngton, 111....,
Lowell ,
Blnghamton
Chester, l'a
South Bend
Decatur, 111
Springfield, O
Vloksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield, O
Jacksonville, III
I.fackson, Miss
Houston
Galveston
Duluth
Scranton
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.1 1.108.000! 12.8!
.1 1.640.000!
.j 1,879.0001
, 1.650.0001
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. 2.768.0001 111.31
.1 ' 1.413.0001 2.9
. 1.2t.000
I 1.369.0001
1,140,000
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1,618.0001 83. 4
1,180.0001 6.3
1.496,0001 44t.6
1,001,0001 10.7
1.61)9.0001 74.01
908.0001
1.200.0001
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943,0001
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622,000
778.0001
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610,000 i
683.000;
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623,0001
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OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt. Are Fiir and Market
it Little Higher.
SUPPLY OF HOGS IS LIB LEAL
Parkers Force Trie Down Tnllr Ten
Cents, A Ideal hy Eastern Re
aerta heep Are Sllgfctly
Lower.
BOIT1I OMAHA. Aug . 1909
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
the morning,
anything like
so that It
a clearance
was late before
as made.
fteeelnt were:
Official Monday 7 84 1M
official Tuesday 4.150 4 169
Official Wednesday 1324 ll4
Official Thursday 4.U 4
listlmat Friday 900 1.000
li.2b
10.071
12 .'6
163S
2.700
Five davs this week....23.5!4 29.220 61.W8
Same days last week. ...19 417 22.666 43,1.1
Same days 1 weeks ago.. 14.065 22,617 41.271
Same davs 1 weeks ago.. 16.4"6 86.714 21.302
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 13.335 17.234 23.611
Same days last year 24,475 16.709 48.467
The following table shows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last yean
1909. HW8. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 567.64 644.64 22.900 ......
Hogs 1.636.00 1,774,647 140 667
Sheep S87.799 10,85
The following table shows the average
price of hogo at Houth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1909. 1908.1907.106. 1906.190t. 11903.
31.9;....
21. 3....
3 31....
20.3)
lfl. li
62.7
I
2.11.
2.8
1.8
26.8!..
25.6 ..
45.7...
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11.4...
I
43.7...
8.2...
27.9...
14.51...
20 81...
S2.2...
M.6...
15.3 ...
'23'.2l!!
60.91...
4.0...
17.81...
8.41...
1.01..
I
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1.6.
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18.0 .
5.81.
66. lj.
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8.2
11.0
7.2
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Apg.
Apg.
Aug.
AUK.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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10...
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12...
11...
14..
15...
16..
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7 4
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6 94
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6 89
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4 8I1 6 14
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4 27 40 7 46 II I W T 16
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51 XI ... 1 41 s . 10 7 ft
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7k 149 100 7 46 M I4 IB U
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II 14 ... 11) 62 1W 40 7 70
61 143 ... f 60 70 til ... 174
14 iM 10 1 60 71 HI 40 t 14
tl 31 o t 60 71 T ... 7 TO
W :l ... 7 0 ) 40 7 70
4.1 IM ... T 60 41 101 ... t 74
If. 141 ... t 60 71 von ... I TO
17 341 40 7 to ill ... 7 7
41 tM 10 7 60 84 HI 10 7 7
70 146 ... 7 60 II 11 40 7 71
Tl 40 80 7 64 75 IJ ... 7 76
M....U..I4I SO 7 64 Kl f 40 7 71
ID 171 7 50 71 ! ... 7 78
67 11) 80 1 50 13 14 ... t BO
0 7M 10 7 54 M 14 ... 7 10
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31 W7 40 7 5! 71 174 ... t 10
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6 76 6 88 6 82 6 02
6 74
t 70'
i 621
6 90 6 88 4 991 I 11
6 981 6 94 4 9.1 6 17
6 891 I 10 I 12
03 I 6 13 6 15
Sunday.
Recelpta and disposition of live stock at
the Cnlon Stock Yards, South Omaha, Nb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at i o'clock
p. m. August 20, 1909:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Il'r's.
C, M. St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'nlon Paciflo
C. N. W.. east
C. & ti. W., west
C, St. P., M. oc O...
C, B. & g., east
C, B. & VI., west
C, R. I. A P.. east..
Illinois Central
Chicago G. W
a 4
2
1 2
14 22 7
6
7 32
12
3
12 19 4 1
1 1
11
39 120 11 1
Hogs. Sheep.
174 1.426 465
267 1.884 446
340 1.226 451
96 2.1S0 895
78
66
10
58
10
6
32
32
1
114
35
13
1
1
189 .... S.947
JNot Included In totals because compari
sons are Incomplete.
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
London stork Market.
LONDON. Aug SO. Tho market for
nd Provisions. American securities opened mostly above
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Auar. 20-WitriT pant , wun 1 imon Pacific shares receiving
September. a:l,c: December. lc- Mav ! nI tt"ntlon- Later Irregularity set In,
9ic; cash. Ij3c lower; No. 2 hard tl.'4 f .V..,"00".. ?Ti?," , ru.!'d V higher to
(. Vt . .1 . ... iifvesri iiibii U1V ft Ilia 1 itfW lriric nf naa .
- aV m vt
2 red, ll.Oo;
107; No. 1 hard. 97rl.C5, N0
No 1 hard. ltKiil.o4.
1 uit.- toeptemoer. 6Zc: December mil
ng'-d; No. 2 mixed
Mav, iMo; cash, unchar
St. I.onls General Market.
ST. IU'IS. Aug. S). WHEAT Firm;
track. No. 1 red, cash. ll.06Vtrfil.IO; No. 1
hard, 1HH(110S. September, 11.00; Decem
ber. 7tj9,,c.
CORN Firm, track. No. i cash, 66'i6!Vc;
Srptember, OASo; December, 54 -ac; No. 2
t
white, Vc
t ATS-liwei .
September. 3 c
white, l--yc
(i.0, eatra fun.y and straight
hard winter clears. 14 4C.it 66
SKKl Tlniolliy. 13. u 1. 7U.
(tiKN MKAL-13 30.
BRAN Firm; sacked,
track. No. 2 cash. See:
December. j;c. No. 1
RYE Nominal. 72c
IXl R ll'gher; red winter pattits. 16 10
4 4043 5.0J;
east track, tl 0a
timothy. Ill 004)11 55; pral-
1.08
HA Y Steady;
l ie. 14 VH If U.
HAGillNtl 7c.
HKUl' TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
t'-'2oo. Laid, lower; prime steam. 111 43'viJ
11 71. Dry salt meats, higher; boxed, ex
tra shorts. IU U. clear ribs. Ili U; short
Ki2ffjt)tMj'N i'o. 3 mixed, 63Vu.k!ic-
while, eeo; No. 3 white, 5ju
OATS L'nchanged to c higher
white. 42ii 44c; No. 1 mixed, lX(o3nc.'
RVE-71Wi78c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy
till Oil- lml. nrali-ia t?...--r.
' - " t'.wm.m
alfalfa. 113 la 14.00.
RL'TTKR Creamery extras, 26c
tc: seconas, lie; packing stock 19
25c; firsts. 2lc; seconds
southerns, loss off. 14c.
Rceiuts. Shipments
2.;.ooj imiooo
0U0 61.000
1-.000 6.0,4)
EGGS Kxtras.
and dirties. 12c;
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
No.
No.
110 60
choice
firsts,
lower than
yesterday.
London closing stocks
Kansas City options closed as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
Whtfat
September
Dcembtr
Mav ,
Corn
I cem&er
Mav
S?ptember
-I
,...
...i
9I! 941
!- I 911
95 Vi OSs-rli,;
f.3V
5.M,
61.
61 J
64 j
624
92l 93VA
'si 91 A
lHVaJ L,
52' SI'.n
W 6iA
'll 62A
B Bid.
neapolla brain Market.
A Asked
Ml
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 20 WH EAT Sep
tember, 98)i(i'84vi December. 95',c; May
rc. Cash: No. 1 hard. 11.36; No. 1 north
ern. II 3t; No. 1 northern, fl 'jl 32, nets,
II .Vul 21; No. 1 northern, 1 Will 28.
SKb-'l Flax. 1144.
BRAN In 100-lb. Backs. 120 50
FLOl'R First patents, vuu4.20; second
patents, I5.90itf4 10: first eleafs, 4.966.26;
second clears, 3. 6601 46.
84Loulrvllle IV N
1411.. K. A T. .
" N. T Central
I Norfolk it w
li!0 do pfd
. lui W Ontario 4 V.'
I' Pennsjrlvsnla .1...
..llRand Mines
lW Readlni
4.uthrs Ry
itu do pfd
. . 16 Southern Pacific.
4' I nlon Parlflc
. . I do pfd
I I. Steel
6 d.. pfd
.. 44 WabjsS
. !4 do pfd '
l. K'4 .4pnlm 4a
UUlet at nee ,,,,,..,
Jiu.i r. 1 1114 Pir cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for snort Dins is 101 per cent; for three
lawuiue uuis, i4 per cem.
rensole. nwmejr
do amount
An,al. ioppr
Anaconda
Atibiaon
do pfd
Baltimore Ohio ..
(aaadlan Pariric...
t'l eaapeake A O
Chlcaso G. W
(hi.. Mil. A st. P.
De Beers...
Iienter A klo 0
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pf l
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Ceatral
SILVER :;ar,
....140
.... 41
...144
....
.... Kl
.... los
.... Tl
.... 1
.... II
II
.. 73
..131
..110
111
.. Ii
..Il
.. 21
.. 66
W
Nev York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. Auk. 20 t'loslnir quotations
were as iuiiv.
Alice
tirunL-k i oit
Com. Tunnel elo.k.
do 6.jnls
Con. Cu! Va
Horn 8llr
Iron Silver
Offered
.115
. 34
. II
IU
.. 7.S
.116
l.e.rfv ti 1 oil.
I.il'le I hlef .
Mealcan
Orlsr.o
ophlr .. .....
j'tsndaM ....
1 ellu Js ket
414
7
11..
rti
.la..
.1M
lot
New "York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-MONEY-On call,
steady; 2Vk per cent; ruling rate, 2'. per
cent; closing bid, 2Yt per cent; offered at 2Vs
per cent.
TIME LOANS Quiet and steady; sixty
days, 2;S3 per cent; ninety days, 34i'3 per
cent; six months, 84 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 1(844
per cent.
STERLING EXCIIANGESteady, with
actual buslneas In bankers' bills at it suOrxil
4.8510 for sixty-day bills and at 84.8666 for
demand; commercial bills, l4.54V4t4.84Tt.
SILVER Bar, 61o; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
The following are the closing quotations
on stocUs and bonds
IOO Int. Met. 4a.
..10' Int. M. M. 4
..101 japan 4a
..101 do 4s
..Ill K. C. So. 1st la...
. .Ill L. S. deb. 4a 1131...
..15 L AN. ant. 4a
..101M.. K. A T. let 4s
4s..l" Mo (en. 41
10 'Mo. Paclfle 4a
V. I. ref. la. reg.
do coupon
V I. la. reg
do aoupen
V. 8. 4a reg
do coupon
Allle-4'hal. lat 6s
Am. Af. 6e.....
Am. T. A T. r.
Am. Tobacco 4l.
to 4a 1 lH'N. R. R. o( at.
Armour A Co. 4a.. Ka N. T. C. g ls. .
Atcblson sen. 4a 10 de deb 4s
do ev. 4s 11IN. Y , N. H. A
do ct. 6 in cv.
At. C. L. 1st 4s K4N. A
Bal. A Oblo 4e ton do
11
II)
Is
K614
7414
94
10
100
.... 10
.... 83
4a K6
.... II
.... 46V.
If
Total receipts..
DISPOSITION.
Cattle
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour & Co
Schwartx-Bolen Co
Cudahy, Kansas City.
W. B. Vansant OO
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf
McCreary & Carey.,...
S. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Smith 6c Polsley
Other buyers
Totals 1,435 7.794 6.704
CATTLE Receipts were fair for a Fri
day, only forty cars being reported in.
The receipts were made up largely of
western arassers. mostly odds and ends
No cornfeda of any consequence were In
cluded anions' the orrertnKi and very tew
of the range cattle were good enough fur
beef, so that there was very nine on
aale with which to make a test of the
market. The Inquiry from dresred beef
men was very good and values were nom
inally steady for anything at all useful
In this line. As compared with a ween
ago, the market for both cornfed and range
beeves may safely bo quoted all ut i..n
higher, with the advance well sustained
right up to the close.
There were only about a dozen loads of
cows and heifers on sale and the general
market presented no new features. Puck
ers and outside buyers took the good to
choice grades at fully steady prices, while
the common and canning grades were
rather slow on account of the slack de
mand from feeders and dinners. As com
pared with a week ago the market for cow-
stuff shows no very great change. On the
more desirable grades prices are perhaps
a shade lower than they were last week
while medium and common stuff la quoted
as steady.
As usual toward Ahe close of the week
there was not a good deal going on In the
feeder line. Fresh supplies were very lim
ited and generally Indifferent In point of
quality, while the country demand was
rather slack. Prices ware very little dif
ferent from yesterday, but on all but the
good to choice heavy cattle the market is
fully 154126c lower for the week, with every
Indication that quite a few cattle will have
to be carried over until next week,
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, 16.9037.50; fair to good corn-
fed steers, 46.8oav; common to fair corn-
fed steers, o. 0to6.30; good to choice range
steers. 15.00fi5.76; fair to good ranne steers.
14.50V5.00; common no lair range steers,
I3.754j4.60; good to choice cows and heifers,
t4 0o.tf5.2S; fair to good cows and heifers
13.204.00; common to fair cows and heif
ers, 11.7613.15; good to choice stockers and
feeders, 14.266.66: fair to good stockers and
feeders, 3.764j4.25: common lo fair stockers
and feeders, 13.0003.76; stock belters. 12.75.3
3.60; veal calves, 3.aOj7.W; bull
etc.. I2.76fi4.76.
Representative sales:
COWS.
w.
131
1st con. 4s. to
4 1031
SHEEP Despite the unusually alow
movement of supplies In the fat sheep
branch of the trade yesterday there was
nothlns of oonseouenca carried over until
today and practically everything on sals
realized quotacly steady figures. On a few
odds and ends prices appeared to be a
shade lower, perhaps, but barring scattered
soft spots Wednesday's value level was
pretty well sustained. Influenced by scant
receipts today packers and feeder buyers
wasted no time in snorts to secure ac
counts. There were only about twelve
double decks on sale, both feeding and fat
stork. It was a busy market from tne
opening and the bulk of offerings changed
hands by 9. SO a. m. There were hardly
enough supplies tn any on branch of the
trads to give the mnrket very much force
ns a value tester, but trading figures on
most sales were lust about steady. Feeder
lambs brought .30; feeder yearlings real
ized 14 65; fat lambs were weighed up at
2", and fat wethers realised 14.25.
The trade In fat sheeo and lambs has
been rather perverse affair thus far this
week. Eastern packers lubricated the fat
lamb toboggan at the opening and buyers
for local concerns promptly followed suit.
Lamb values were accordingly set back 25
OtlOc from last week's close during the last
few days. Regardless of the falling market
the demand has been almost vigorous and
of liberal volume on most days, and young
Killers nave been free sellers at tne easier
prices. The fact that a healthy tone to the
tranc has been insufficient to bolster val
ues Is not at all Illogical, however. Last
week's advanoe In fat lambs was too sud
den for permanency and this week's break
was more or leas expected. Incidentally fat
lamb supplies received at this point during
tne week were the best that have been
marketed any week yet this season.
Fat sheep have been In good supply sines
Monday, but have generally met with a
rather Indifferent Inquiry. If there has
bftfca any change In the market, however,
It has been In the direction of better fig
ures. Prices on good handy weight killers
are quotable at 104716c higher than last
Saturday, with medium and Common grades
comparatively strong.
The feeder trade has presented no espe
cially new features of late. At the opening
of the week an easier feeling waa apparent,
caused by the recent hot spell, but trading
figures were not materially affected.
Feeder lambs have especially been In good
request and week-end values on both sheep
and lambs are fully steady with last week.
Almost half of the week's receipts have
been feeders.
Total receipts for the five days this week
approximate 52.000 head, as compared with
43,600 head for the five days of last week
una 48,000 head lor the same period of last
year.
Quotations on fat sheen and lambs: Good
tn rhf.li. lamki th W, '. , 7 Ai. fa 1. ... rr,...A
lambs, I6 50ra6.86; good to choice yearlings, 49.97,2 bales.
4.oi5.2b; ratr to good yearlings, t5'u4.bO.J ST. LOITIS.
gooa 10 cnoics wetners, H.xtjim; fair 10
good wethers, 13.904.25; good to choloe
ewes, t4.004tl.3E; fair to good ewes. 63.65
4.00.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to choice
lambs, I6.76ft6.60; fair to choice yearlings,
14.604(5.26; fair to choice wethers, 13.50(14 25.
neprexemauve sales:
and October. llMil3CO, November f 1 i !Vtf
l.t.iO. December H oiu l.t lo. Tne l.onn 11
market closed firm, with spot quoted a.
153, is, 6d and futures at -. 1 i..h..,
dcaleta quoted lake copper St l.l.U-.(
14.37; electrolytic St '4i l.t L" an l
casting at 1 11. ff.'H-a 1 ; . Lead was steady,
with spot quoted at 14 Vnj4 45 New York
Snd at 4 25414.15 East St. Louis dellvei .
The London mat ket was a shuile higher at
12. lOe. Ppelter closed stesclv. with sp t
quoted St IA',0415 80 New York, and St .'sj
tr NO east SI. Louis delHerv T -e 1 n
don market was unchanged at 112. Iron
was higner in 1. -in, on .i . .0
Cleveland warrants. l.ocaliv the market
remained steady; No. 1 foundi v not them.
117. 6tm 18 00, No. 1. tl7tti 17.60, No. 1 south
ern and No. 1 southern soft. 117 75418 1.V
ST. IAH I8. Aug. W -MKTAI.8 Lea-1.
firm, $4 30. Spelter, strong; 16.70.
OMAHA OK3KRAL MARKETS.
Staple and Fancy Prodnce Prices Fr
nisked By Bayers and Wholesalers.
BUTTER-Creamery. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb cartons. 7c; No.
1. Ill 60-lb. tuba, l,c ; No. A In 1-lb. car
tons, 26c; In 60-10. tuos. 14c; packing stock.
lc; fancy dairy, tubs, Uj)22o; common
roll, fresli made, 16ulic. Market changes
every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 11a
No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHEESE Inest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 15c; Young Americas, 4 ' In hoop,
16Vtc; favorite, 8 n hoop. 14c: daisies. 10 In
hoop, 16c; crea.n brick, full case, 16c;
blook Swiss, 16c; full cream limburser, 16c
POl'LTR Y Broliers. 16c; alive, springs.
13c: hens, 10c; cocks, 44c, ducks, 8ci
geest, 6c; turkeys, 16c; pigeons, per dot.,
66c; guinea fowls, per dot. 12 60, squabs,
per dos , 11 Dresssd liens, lie; spring".
1Si20c: cocks. 6V1C, ducks, 11c; geese, 11 o;
turkeys, 22o
FISH Fresh caught, almost all .-
dressed: Halibut. 8c; buffalo, c; trout.
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17c; rrapnles.
sunflsh, gc; black bass. 25c; Whitehall,
18c; pike, 12c; salmon, Uc; pickerel, pic;
frog legs, 35c. Fresh froxen: Whlteftsh, No.
1, 10c; round, 9c; pickerel, dressed and
headleas, 7c; round, 60; pike., dressed. I'-;
round. 9c; red snapper, 13o; Spanish mack
erel, 18c; native mackerel, S5c eaoh
FRESH FRLITR Florida pineapples, ls
to 48s, 12.75 per crste; grape fruits, 84 stxe,
per box. 16: 46 slse. lo 50 , 54 else. 6: ba
nanas, fsncy select, 11 16 2 00; apples, horns
grown, per bu. basket, 90c; market bas
ket. 4:.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. t. 16Hc; No. I.
12c; No. I. 8c. Loin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2.
UHo; No, 8, 9c. Chuck: No. 1. 6c; No. 2.
11. V I A.. T ....... I v 1 n... V
7o; No' l,'7o." Plate: No. 1, 5c; Vo. t 4e;
No. ft. iVic.
EGWTABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
1176 per bbl. Celery, Michigan. !5c bunch;
smaller, 60c rabbsge. home grown, lln
per Ih. Wisconsin Red Globe onions, ii
per lb. California cauliflower. 13 00 per
crate. Tomatoes, Tennessee, 4 baskets, tt$
90c; crate, 14.00. lettuce, per dos.. 30o. Par
snips, turnips, carrots, 75c per dos. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parnvilps, turnips.
etc , per dox., 750.
POTATOES New, I60 per bu.
HIDES No. 1 green, 10c: No. 1 cured, 11 0.
Cotton Market.
,NEW YORK, Aug. 30. COTTON The
market opened steady at a decline of 7 51 9
points, In response to disappointing cables
and liquidation by recent buyers, who are,
no doubt, disappointed by the failure of
bullish crop news to stimulate a more gen
eral demand. Early weather reports Indi
cated another day of excessive heat In the
southwest and there was good buying at
the decline, but bulls were not at all ag
gressive and prices fluctuated around the
opening figures during the middle of the
morning, with the tone rather nervous
Futures opened steady; August, 1128c,
asked; October, 12.17c; November, 12.16c,
asked; December, 12.16c; January, 12.15c;
February, 12.1Sc; March, 12.18c; May, 12.20c.
Futures closed easy; August, 12 05c: Sep
tember, 12.03c; October, 12.05c; November,
J2 07c; December, 12.06c; Jenunry. 12 010;
February, 12.03c; March, 12.05c; April, 12.03c;
May. 12.07c.
Spot closed nulet; IS points lower: mid
dling tipianas. 12.60c; middling gulf,
TcX., Aug.
12.90c;
20. COTTON
426 Idaho yearlings 92 4 53
16 Idaho ewes 100 1 65
94 Idsho wethers 110 4 27
28 Idaho lambs -2 6
230 Western lambs 61 6 75 -
3S0 X'tah lambs 64 7 23
52 Vtah lambs 63 7 2
876 Ctah lambs 84 7 5
333 I'tah lambs, feeders 61 6 So
18 I'tah ewes 116 4 16
14 Utah lambs 68 6 50
CHICAGO I.I YH STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Lower Sheep
and I.anibs Hteady to Strong-.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
2,000 head; market steady; steers, 6 60
7 80; cows, 13.50476.25; heifers, 13.5fW8.00;
bulls, 13.0094.85: cslves, 13.OOitf8.76; stockers
and feeders, 13.756.15.
HOGS Receipts, 14.000 head; market 10'rf
15c lower; choice heavy, 18.009. 10: butch
ers, I7.95fc8.10; light mixed, 7.60J7 85; choice
light. l7.8.rt8.00; packing, 17.407 65; pigs,
Ij.6tVff7.75: bulk of sales, 17.551.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.000
head; market, stendv to strong; sheep, 14 00
t5.00; lambs, 16. 26 a 7. 55; yearlings, o.00&'5.a0.
do la M No. Paclfle 4a IOO
do 8. W. Is u "do la 74
irk. Tr. ct. 4s 6140. . L. rfdg. 4a.... ti
(en. of Oa. 6a llPenn. ev. IVsa lfli... 101
Cen. Leather 6a 10014 do eon. 4a. 10444
C. ot N. J. (. II U1Hedlns sen. 4s 100V,
Che. A Ohio 4s..,1088t. L. A 8. P. fg. 4s. m
do ref. 6s. lol do (en. 6a so,
Vblcago A A. Ia... II ft L. I. W. c. 4a.. 74
C. b. A Q. J. 4.... 17 do lat fold 4s 4
do en. 4a IK Seahr.erd A. U 4s.. KOI
C . U. A 1 P. I 11 10 So Parlflo col. 4s ... 13
C. ft. 1. A P. c. 4 . i do cv. 4a 104
do col. 6 IS do 1st ref. 4 46
do rfe. 4a 11 So. Railway 6t 1121,
Tola. Ind. 6a M do sen. 4a IIS
Crlo. slid. 4a 14 I'nlon Pacific 4s 10414
C. A 8 r. A e. 4.. Kl do c 4s 117
0. A H. cv. 4s 10al4 do 1st A ref. 4s.... Kl
K1U. I Rubber 4s 10444
940. 1 Steel 2d U ...10414
Tl Va.-Caro. Them. 6s.. IK
HI Wabash 1st 6 Ill
771 do 1st A el 4a 7114
17 Western Mi. 4. 1614
7114 West. Elso- e. 6a... It
IM Wis. Can. 4 KS
D. A R. O. 4a.
do ref. 6a
PIMIllers' 6s
aTl-le p. I. 4s
do sen. 4a
drt cv. 4s aer. A. ..
do aeriee B
Oon allee. cv. Is..
III. Can. 1st ref. 4a.
Bid. Asked.
Local Beenrlftea qaotatfenak
Quotations furnished by Samuel Bams. Jr.
New Tsrk Life building, Omabai
Alma, Neb. manlelpal 6
Armour A Ce. 4Ws IBM
Beemer Vllla. Ne. 6s
Cudahr Pscblns Co
CslBmbus. Neb.. . L. I 1B36
Cmska Plr Kuglne 4e 11x4
Umaha kenovai 4s Utt
Kansaa, CU K. 6 1U
Knaas Cll ky. pfl
Nebraska T. A T. 4 11
Neb. Tel. Stock
Omaha Oas 4 1117
Omaha B. L A P. 6 ISM
Omaha B. U. A P. pld
Omaba A C. B. 91 Kr. 6s 1114
0aba A C. B It kv. tt 1311
0m us C. B. 81. Kr pi 1
Omaba A C B. St. K. c
bmana a C H Si. Rr A
I.....IU k.d er C... oa 1141
Swift A is. 6a 1114
I So. Omaba Sewer 4s 1IM . .
Sloui Cltr Stok Tarda pfd f-
tulon Stock Yarts. Omaba,
Bank t lenrlngs.
OMAHA, Aug. 20 Bank clearings for to
day were !2.i3 941 10. and for the corres
ponding date last year l.i726,4aO 97.
Trraiarr Statement.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 -The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows:
Trust fundai Gold coin, 6,123,eti9i sliver
- rV ..e.e...i
Bid.
'
KK
94 Vt
1M
1V8
7
84
80
KK
K'
99
11
liM
H
U
7U
44
101
l'Ol,
16
M
411
Askt.
100
34
100
luovi
4
Ms) 44
10-
M
U
100
ll
M
lOBUj
44
lol
IM
H
li
44
S4
101
11
Kl
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr
1 1034 1 45 T 114 I 25
1 8.0 I 00 1 141 1 26
10 10 I 06 8 K83 I 26
U 989 1 16 4 1146 1 61
4 140 1 16
HEIFERS.
I Ill I 90 1 741 1 13
1 124 I 06 1 771 1 40
1 71 I 10
CALVES.
1 154 4 00 1 40 I 70
4 125 4 26
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
1 7M 1 16 11 881 1 90
1 814 1 65 15 KM 4 16
I 1 76 It 1013 I 16
10 711 1 90
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
. 981
. 844
.1177
.1016
. 145
. 67.2
.1004
.1040
. 772
,. 699
. 666
.. 638
. f7
. 787
.. m
.1023
975
111
. 967
.. 720
.. 492
.1408
Oils aad Hoala.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Aug. 90 -OILS -Credit
balances. 1.58; runs 191.974 bbls.; average,
157.237 bhla.; shipments. 256.161 bbls ; aver
age. 180 989 bbls.
SAVANNAH Ga , Aug. 20 TERPEN
TINE Firm, 63'c.
ROSIN Firm; B. I32R4J3 30; D, 13.60; E.
1380; F, 1386; Q, 13 96; H, 14 25; I. 14 45;
K. F0&4i&; M. 16 36; N. 5.6; W. U.
ID.7Ui4.vV; W. W ouyj k.
1 10 6 heifers... 788
2 85 4 feeders.. 482
I 90 6 cows..... 10IS
I 25 6 cows 1013
1 60 6 cows 8'.2
I 40 12 heifers... 60
4 10 10 cows 867
I 40 20 cows 869
8 45 1 cows 700
1 15 10 feeders.. 830
100 I feeders.. 771
1 86 I Steers.... 606
4 10 7 cows 996
I 70 1 bull 940
4 60 I calves... 210
4 00 8 steers.... 756
2 70 I cows 846
1 25 1 bull 1270
1 26 11 cows 930
2 66 4 calves.... 200
I 75 I feeders.. 716
4 36 7 steers.... As)
I 85 7 cows 177
1 75 7 cows 925
I 35 4 bulls 1172
1 86
Collins, Nebraska.
I 00 6 cows 892
3 50 2 caives.... 191
4 60 8 calves... 355
Draks, Nebraska.
10 stoers ...llM
DAKOTA.
I feeders.. 774
7 feeders.. 6C8
4 cows 912
HOG 3 Receipts of hogs were fairly lib
eral this morning for the day and season.
with the result buyers continued to be
rather bearish and hammered out a furthei
shsrp decline or. all grades. Supplies at
other markets were well up tu expecta-
tlotiB and with further breaks In prices
at eastern points dealers took advantage
of the situation to reduce values here fully
10c, so that with the drop today, the ad
vance of the earlier part of the week Is
practically wiped out. The market on
heavy stuff especially was very t'.uw and
unsatisfactory and no trading was d-.ne
in that line until after the lighter grade
had been disposed of. Heavy l.ugs suld
around 7 2o(i..35. medium weight grades
around t7.Vu7.ju and light loads around
7.r(j7.eo. The market was nut at all sat
isfactory to sellers, being slow throughout
I cows.
6 cows.
4 cows.
I bulls.
4 cows
6 feeders.
t steers...
4 cows....
7 steers...
14 heifers..
4 cows....
heifers..
4 steers...
II cows
1 calves...
2 steers...
I cows...,
CI feeders.
1 stag 1140
I cows 82
4 heifers... 470
4 steers. ..
II heifers.
4 heifers.
I bulls...,
t bulls 1406
S. W.
1 bull 1460
7 steers.... 7X2
I calves.... 267
G.
I steers.. ..1222 4 75
SOUTH
30 feeders.. 864 I 60
16 heifers .. 720 3 00
6 cows 960 1 76
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 20. CATTLE Re
reclpts, 4.300 head, Including 2.000 southerns;
market, weak to 10c lower; choice expun
and dressed beef steers, 6.50r,i7.60; fair to
good, 14.75-iifl.40; western steers, 14.107(6 86:
i stockers and feeders. 12.9061 j.00: southern
stags, I steers, 13.25nj4.65: southern cows, I2.10u4.00;
l native cows, 2.25ti6.00; native heifers, 13.20
duiis, i2.wi.if d.nn; caives, 14 wu (.;:..
HOGS Receipts, 6,700 head: market Sc to
10c lower; top, 17.90; bulk of sales, 7.70y
7.85; heavy, 17.707.85; packers and butchers,
17.70777.87',; light. 7.70r,7.90; pigs, 6.00ft7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.60)
head; market, steady; lambs, 16.007.50;
yearlings, 14 50ft 6. 26; wethers, !4.2dg&00;
ewes, H0O&4.70; Blockers and feeders, 3.00
43310.
St. Louis Live Stork Mnrket.
ST. LOT7IS. Aug. 20. CATTLE Receipts.
3.500 head. Including 2.800 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
t6.50tif7.2S; dressed beef and butcher steers.
r l!fift.36; steers under 1.000 pounds. I4.20
50; stockers and feeders, l3.Wi-fj4.nO: cows
and heifers, 13.2714 30; canners, 12 00(33.00;
bulls. 3.2.Vti4.W calves, 6.jtrd7.76: Texas and
innian steers. 83.25U4i.lU: cows and heifers.
12.6Oo4.90.
HOGS Receipts. 8.8O0 head: market lower:
Iks and lights, 6 2Vri8 00; packers, 7 Tf.'ft
butchers and best heavy. 17 . 90718.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. IM
head; market strong: native muttons, 13 25
41440: lambs. 5.7rfi7.35: culls and bucks,
I2.50-U4-50; stockers, 3.00u3.75.
sales, 917 hales.
GALVESTON,
Steady; 12V
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 20. COTTON
Spots were quiet und steady. Low ordi
nary, 8Vjc, nominal; ordinary, 9 6-10c, nomi
nal; good ordlnury, 10c; low m ddllng.
llSc; middling, 12 S-lrtc; good m'.ilcllln.
12 9-16c; middling fnlr. 12 15-10c; fair. 11
11-16. nominal. Receipts 8T7 bales; stock
Aug. 20-COTTON-Steady;
middling. l'J'Isc; salrs none; receipts TO
hales; shipments 955 bales; stock, 12,1.0
bales.
Boston Mocks snil Honda.
BOSTON. Aug. 20. Money, call loans. 2'4
(T3V9 per cent; time loans, 3V,rc5 per cent.
(. losing quotations wer
Atchison adj. 4e.
do 4s
At.-hlton R. R
do pfd
Boston A Albany,
tioetnn A Maine...
Boston Elevated .
Pltrhburc pfd
N. Y., N. H A H
I'nlon Paciflo ....
Am. Ante. Cnem.
do ptd
Am. Pneu. Tube.,
Amer. Suffer
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ...
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Gdteon Rlec. Illu
Ueneral Rlertrlo .
Mine Electric ...
do pfd
Mesa. Gas
t'nlted fruit
l ulled 8. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adenture
Allouei
Amalgamated ....
Kx-dlvldend.
!! Art sons Com.
. .10(114 Atlantic
. US Hutle Coalition .
..l)ral. A Arlsma..
..Ml Cel. A Hecla....
..145 Ont-nnlel
..l?SCopper Range ...
. .ltcllaly West
..171 Franklin
..tor oranby
. . 4Orene Cananea
..104 lile Royal
... 814Masa. Mining ...
..130 Michigan
. . 12414 Mohawk
...llv Mont C. A C....
...18 Nevada
..Ml 4 old Dominion ...
... 44Oscola t
,.. 711 Parrot
...IH Qulncy
, . . 14 Shannon
...13 Tsmsrsrk
. .. ('4 Trinity
...141l'nned Hopper ...
,.. 14' I . S. Mining....
... 3.i' f 8. Oil
... 78liab
...124 Victoria
. .. 7 W'lnoJia
...46 Wolverine
... 1414 North Bull ....
... 43
. .. 10
... I".
. . . l.4
...170
... 31
...82
... I
... 11
.. .100
... 9'4
... S7
... 7'4
.... 11
... !
... 10
... 33
... e
...14.
... 12
... Kl
... 13
...47
... Ill
... 10
... II
... '
... 4414
... 4
... 4
...IM
... H
1
S 26
2 95
1 40
3 X)
3 15
2 70
3 40
2 65
a so
I 60
a 26
1 45
S 10
1 30
a 23
5 15
6 15
3 15
I 0)
I 26
40
a 76
3 20
a u
2 60
00
3 75
4 76
1 20
3 40
3 10
Pigs
7.96;
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 30 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.000 head. Market steady to a
shade lower; steers. 11.504700: cows and
heifers, I2.6O476.0O; calves. 13.00377 00.
HOGS-Recelpts. 7.500 head. Market 10c
lower; top, 17 86; bulk of sales. 17 A'.ti7.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rioelpts. 3,000
head. Market steady; lambs, I4.0ou7.60.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Aug. 20.-WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston will say of tho
wool market tomorrow: The week Just
ended was one of the most active In the
history of the wool market, with a to si
business of 30,000,000 pouiuls of tcirlio y
wool, of which the American Woolen fi ii
pany bought 20.000,000 pounds. The supply
of choice worsted wool Is nearly gon . Re
maining stocks are very firmly hMd, a
about 65 per gent of the 1909 domestic ti'P
has been marketed to date. The shipments
of wool from Boston to August 19, Inclu
sive, were 163.936,764 pounds, against 106,
930,032 pounds for the same time last year.
Te receipts to August 19, Inclusive, were
308,294,033 pounds, sgalnst 171.978,287 pounds
In the same period last year.
ST. LOl'IS, Aug 20.-WOOL Steady;
territory and western mediums. 23j2So;
fine mediums, 22'(f24c; fine, 13'419c.
of fee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20 COFFEE Fu
tures opened quiet at unchanged prices,
hut eaeed off slightly during the day in
sympathy with the partial decline of t
in the French market and as the result of
scattering selling in the absence of bull
support. The close was steady net un
changed to 5 points up. .ales were reported
of lk,50 bags. Including August at 3 60c,
September at 5. 4ofj 5 45o, October at S.loc,
November at 8.25o. December at 5 25c and
May at 6.40c. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio, 7fi)
7Vic; No. 4 Santos, k'tctf'Jc. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, 8V4fiI2c.
Slons City Live) Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia , Aug 20 -(SpeclaI Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 4C4) head. Mar
ket steady; beeves, t4.Otvy-7.00; grass Cows.
H0tv,4.26, feeders, 4 25aJ.26; yearlings, 13.00
54 00
HOGS Receipts, 1.400 head. Market 10c
lower; range of prices, 7.6V97.66; bulk of
sales, I7.40u7.50.
Stork In Bight.
Receipts of live stock at ths six
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
prln-
South Omaha
Sioux City ..
Ht. Joseph ..
Kansas City
St. liuls ....
Chicago
Totals ...
900
400
l.o. sj
4.3M)
1.500
ii.lM)
8.0. s)
1.4-10
7,M1
6.7iiO
6 )
l'l.buO
i. 700
IWKi
1.600
l.M)
io,
.13.100 36.400 19.10;
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20 M ETALH The
tin market was strong and higher today,
but no sales were reported at tne advance,
which was In sympathy with the London
cabl.-B. Closing prices follow: Spot, I0 15
tfl'10 25; August, 30 1630.30; October,
It 30. 60; and December 112.30 75. The
London market closed firm, with spot quoted
at i.136. 16 snd fututes at Ali7. 17a. 6.1
Copper was alio higher, with the market
closing firm. Sales were repo' ted of 12.'. tons
September at 112 90 The closing quota
tions for Standard copper illow: Spot.
112 713.00, August, 12.80gia.uS. September,
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20 -EVA PORATKI )
APPLES Market continues very quiet,
with fancy quoted at SVaHS'-ic; choice, K'.jp
xc; prime. 7fi7c; common to fair. 6.i
6c. I'runea are firmer, but no change wu
reported In local spot market, with quota
tions ranging from 2V4c to llVic for Califor
nia and from 6c to 9c for Oregon fru't.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20 W II EAT Spot,
No. 1 red western winter, nominal; future,
quiet; September, 83d; December. 7s8r4.d,
March 7s ld.
CORN Spot, new American mixed, vl i
Oalveston, steady; s6d; futures, quiet;
September, 6n4d, October, 5s 6d.
Foreign Financial,
BERLIN. Aug. 20 Prices on the bourne
here today were firm on steel reports and
prospects of a good harvest.
PARIS, Aug JO. -Prices on ths bourn
today were firm.
Milwaukee (Ira 1 14 Market.
MILWAl'KEE, Aug. 20.-WHEAT-to to
lc lower; No. 1 northern, 1134, No. 2
northern, 11.57, September, 93c'(l 00.
OATS 42c.
BA RLE V Samples, 68tG0c.
Ilnlntb Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH. Minn.. Aug 20.-WH
Close: September, 9ftc; Dei ember.
May, 99c; No. 1 northern, l 21 , N
northern, II 19V
OATS 4tc, nominal.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Aug -4'OR. -U.we, ;
No 2 yellow. 69c; No. 3 yellow, CHc; No.
2. ti9:-. No. 8. i9c; no ..rude, 6Gc
OATS--lower; No 2 vihlte, 37'c; No 1
while, 37c, No. 4 auile, 3u'c, slandaid, 17a.