Tin: TICK: omaha. tvksday, aimji'st 24. i.m
GRAIN AMPRODKt MARKET
Lower CtMet SUrt Lower Selling
Tint Dsy of Week.
SPRIKO WHEAT MOVEMENT IS OH
Receipt Ar :rtleeally Iswreaeoal la
ItrlknNltr HrktWrH'
4 lelkla apply Was Ala
RMrMk ralar.
OMAHA. Au H, laV
" l,jwf vsblee started heavy selling Rain
today. - The apring whni movement ha
begun and receipt war noticeebyi In
r. M-eaaed in trie northwestern markets. Tha
f sorld's visible iuvpir wti alio a bearish
featuve, showing considerable Increase.
Light scattered showers fall In the corn
belt and. more rain la forecested. Tnia
reused uni-eslnes and prices slumped
Y, heat slumped again after a weak
start on favorable, thrashing return and
a general . baariah sentiment due to tha
expected large movement. C'aah wheat
broke sharply and offerings were reluc
tantly ken. lluylng waa of poor class
and light. ,,. , .
Vorn opened weak on reported ralna and
value kept slipping lower during the
whole Reunion. More Mm l reported and
further decline are probable, aa (he lamer
commission ' bouses ,, are selling on all
bulgee.
Primary Wheat receipt were tM.O0 bu.
and shipments ware 217.UOO bu.. against le
celpta laat. year of 682,ij0 bu. and ahlpmenta
of 4M.000 bu. , . . .
Primary corrt receipt were 610,000 bu and
ahlpmerila lVere MA.aun bu., against receipt
laai year of HJ,00 bu. and shipment of
4&J,0O bu. .
4'lesranraa were 4 000 rin. rf corn. 2.000 bu.
rf oat and wheat and flour equal to 231.0)0
bu. ;
Liverpool' closed JV8Hid lower on wheat
nd svd higher on corn.
Local range o; pil, t.i.
Galveston, stead.-. s d . future, :eadv,
p'ernher, . 4".d; Oe ober, M ti'd
patent, dull.
UM K-WInt
H KUIII.D
IS 1IIC 4. R I S
r:i,t
Nat
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Hark la Tesaperatare
OMAHA. Neb, Aug. 8. 1
No Important change In temperature has
incurred In any p.nlnn of the country
within the last twenty-four hours. There
ha been a alight r.- In the central valleya
within the lat twenty-four hour, but no
marked changed ha occurred, and the out
loos la favorable for only sllgut rhsnges
In thl vt-tnity tonight or Tuday. Liam
hoer re quit general over tha ea
ern portion of Nebraska Saturday bight
and Hunday morning, and aom Blattered
hower occurred In the eastern portion
during the lat twenty-four hour. No
precipitation worthy of note appears to
have fallen In the weatern portion of the
tat during Saturday of Hunday. Showers
occurred within the laat twenty-four hours
In the northern Rock Mountain districts,
tha extreme northwt, the upper Missouri
and upper Mississippi valley, and along
the Uulf coat. Kaln la falling In Montana.,
and conditions are generally unsettled In
the upper valleya and northweat, and In
dication are that ahowera will occur In
,i virlnliv tonlaht or Tueeday,
Kecord of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three yeara.
190 1904 1WT 19M
Minimum temperature .. 71 67 64 70
Precipitation 00 .OS T .00
Normal temperature for today 71 degree.
Deficiency In precipitation alnce March L
2.2ft inches.
Kxces for corresponding period In 1,
.17 of an Inch.
Deficiency for corresponding period In
;, 4 H0 Inchea.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaater.
Market 11 lireg-ular and Coune
Prices Reactionary.
of
RAILROAD TRAFFIC IS GE0W1NO
laloa Parlfle Blae al the Opealaa.
bet Flood ef aelllaaj Wrdere
Ha Dead It Below
rtule.i Close.
Wheat ' i I
Sept.,. tl MHi
. Dec... . -.-sSH. X'SI
Corn-- i i ,
Sept.. I Ms! 6a
Uev.V., MS M'i!
fept..j
Dec
High. Low. Clce. Sat'y.
Cora and Wkeil Region Balletla.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at I a. m. 75th meridian
time, Monday, August 13. 1908:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain-
Max. Min. fall
Station
4l .
1 I
tz:
7Sl
I
t
sr.
aiH
No.
No.
Omaba-Caeh Prtcea. .
WHKAT-'N'o hnrd, :K-g1 (")';
l.ard. )(; No. 4 hard, KH82c;
spring. fcvfic: no grade, KSti'NK;.
'COItN-Kq. 2, !HVti3'ic; No. 1. 62HtJoMo;
K. Kt No. 2 yetlo. J4c: No. yehow,
HiJ4?r No. J Vhlie. V-; No. S white. 7o.
OATS No. J mlved. nK&3c; No. t yellow.
SWWeNo. I a hire tmiVk". No. 4 white,
IVeiaHa. , . '
. RTaVN V; No. . 8tMc. .
Carlol Iteeefitte.
, , i v Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago ..J -....117 1D0 416
Minneapolis 44ft
Omaha , , m 72 16
Kululh ; 2
Ashland. Neb
Auburn. Neb S3
Broken Bow. Neb. to
Columbua. Neb... 1
Culberson. Neb.. 103
Falrbury, Neb.... W
Fairmont. Neb... l
tr. Island. N?b.. W
Hartlngton. Neb. M
llusttuKS. Neb.... K
Holdrege, Neb.
Oakdale. Neb...
Omaha. Neb
Tekaninh, Neb.
Alta. la
Carroll, la
Clarlnda. la
Plbley. Ia
Hloux City, Ia.
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES
W
.'
s2
. H7
K5
m
. i2
. 16
. 84
70
f.
17
70
74 '
fit
70
70
li
W
7
71
lib
mi
a
o
si
8
.00
.
' on
."0
on
.00
.no
.uo
T
.'I
.on
.21
.00
.43
.00
.07
M
T
.20
for
Sky.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudv
Clear
Clear
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Ft. cloudy
K In I tig
Clo-idv
Cloudy
twelve-hour
lllCtUO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
.
Fealarea af the Tradlaat aad Cloala
. Price oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23 The beginning In
earned'- of the movement Of thla year a
record-breaking crop of wheat In the nonh
weat had a depreaaLUg effect on the wheat
market here today, tne price of all deliv
erlea declining more than 1c per btiahel.
CUjalng quotaUoa hwfd net loss of
l1 to lHv. Corn waa weak on repon
of tain In -Nebraska and oat were wrtt
because of ..liberal, receipt. Toviaiotia
olosrd firm. , . . .
The wireat market waa aubjected to
general aelling (ueaatire throughout the
entire seaainn and an extremely heavy ton
prevailed front, atart to finish. Kelilng al
the opening waa Inspired chiefly by de
cline to tha , price .of wheat at all of
the leading grain, center of Kurope, due
partly .to heav),. ahlpmenta from HiisIr,
but later In the aVaaion the unusually lib
eral movement of. wheat In thla country,
particularly- In the. northwest, waa tne
principal . weakening influence. Keocipt
of wheat today- at Rt. Lout were more
thkn double thole of the corresponding
day a year 'ago, and Kanaaei City also
reported a 'material Increase in arrival.
The mdvemenf In the aouthweat, however,
failed (o arouae trade to uch an' extent
a did the tiewa Tram "Minneapolis.' where
-!ca!dBW-trirV weaf weVe Tacteived
today. The, qtiaHiy of this new spring
wheat Waa a Id to be excellent Predic
tion were alo made that the arrivals at
Minneapolis and Dulqth would aoon aver
age 1.0U) cara a day: During the day Sep
tember aold between nc and 9Hc while
the December option ranged between 4c
and tostcr Tha market closed with price
only a trifle abovev the low mark, dep
teinber berng at- VV4c and December at
4S. - '
An offlrrkl prediction of ahowers In
Jlllnola, Iowa and Nebraska prompted lib
eral selling in corn, which resulted in
deallneo of mure -than lc Id all dellveriee.
The market eloaed -weak at almost the
bottom with -price off vk&lo to
compared, wttn sat urn ay s cloae.
Liberal receipt, pieaent and prospective.
caused active aelling of oata by cash In
terests, which resulted In sharp decline
In an option. The market oloaed weak
with prlcea 81o to lVC below the pre
vious cloae.
Provlaiona wrre firm (in $ lc to lOo ad
vance In live hoga. The cloae waa firm
with prices 4c lower to 16c higher.
The leading futurea ranged aa follows. '
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Biatlon. Max. Mln Inches.
Chicago. Ill V 44 5. T
Columbua. 0 17 SO 60 .00
Dea Moines, la. .. 12 Ml 4 .14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12 M 62 .00
KanKaa C.ty. Mo.. 20 tl M T
Loulavllle. Ky H4 6 .00
Minneapolis. Minn. M en .10
Omaha. Neh 19 0 4 OH
St. Louie. Mo U 84 6S .00
I Temperature are nightly higher
throughout the corn and wheat region.
Showers occurred within the laat twenty
four hour In all except the Columbua, In
dianapolis and St. Louis districts.
L. A. WELSH. -'
Loral Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
N KW YORK. Aug 23 -From the Irie.
tilar and reactionary course of prlcea to
day it la clear that the slock market I
still In a highly sensitive state and de
pendent largely upon development of
the next few day. Foremost among thfae
la the health of E H. Ilarrlman. con
cerning whieh Ih tieual conflicting runiois
and atatenienta were again current, but of
which more definite knowledge ought to
be obtainable. ,
Traffic offlclala of the leading railway
ytem In the middle west are virtually
unanimous In their declaratlona that busi
ness Is steadily mounting higher, with
an especially large movement in mer
chandise. It was reported today that thd
railroad entering Chicago have in mind
an Increase of two cents per 100 pound
In "freight terminal service." Foreign
advices were cheerful In the main. Benin
cables were most optimistic, with re
ported steady betterment In Grman s
Industrial condition. Taking He cue from
London, where Americana, especially Union
Faciflc. were active and atrong, our mar
ket began operatlone In mu-h the am
fashion. The advantage waa fleeting, how
ever, vigorous selling of the Harrlman
Issues soon wiping out all advances, and
by noon prices of Union Facific and
M-juthern Pacific were under last Sat
urday's lowest quotstlons. while strong
pressure was being exerted upon Reading
mnA Mlata Steel.
Colncld-nt with the decline In the Harrl
nian Issue was a statement that no
changes would occur In the dividends of
Fnlon Pacific and Southern Pacific at
the directors" meeting tomorrow. In sharp
contrast to the other railway shsrea was
the strength of the Gould luea, Texaa &
Pacific, Wabash and Denver Hio
Grande, all diaplaylng rirmnees. uuine
on the exchange fell off in the after
noon session, the volume of transactions
up to 2 o'clock barely reaching the aver
age of the first two houra of trading on
several daya of the last week Price
rsllled somewhat before the last hour,
when the "street" received word that Mr.
Ilarrlman had sent asaurance to his as
sociates from the ship now bringing him
to port, of his "good condition.'" For a
brief while this news was without effect,
but In effect the final trading there wer
sharp rebounds In Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific and United States Steel, which
carried them well above the previous hlnn
prices of the day. Other stocks that
moved In sympathy Included Reading.
Rock Island, Chicago Northwestern and
Chesapeake & Ohio. The rally wa 111
nrnrreaa when the market closed. (.all
money varied from 2'4 to 2Vi per cent,
time accommodations were In light
mand with no change.
The bond market
only moderate .trading In
lasue. Total sales, par
to 43.28B.0UO.
I . S. government i's advanced
cent and
on call.
iv'uinbrr
on stocks were as follows:
SalM. HUh
liabilities. " 7v7.fc.15. working balance In
l.aur offices. 4VtH.v: In bat.K to
credit of United Htate treasurer, 14
M: subsidiary silver coin. 4 .T.'J 7V minor
roln $?4rn: totsl bsianc In gerrrr.il
fund. :.4i..a.
err York Mef Market.
NF.W TORK. Aug. D-MONSiT-On can.
ateadv; 3a'-" P" cent, ruling rat. 2Hl
per cent: closlna. Z r-er cent: offered at
2't per cent Time loan, extremely dull.
Mitty days. 2VC-' P'r cent, ninety daya.
ft!1 per cent, six month, J:fT4 per cent
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPER-4s4
oer cent.
8TERLINO ' EXCHANGE Btrong with
actual buslneaa in banker bill at '11u
4 mXx for slxtv day bill, and at 44.fc.ft6 for
demand. Commercial bill. MMSiM.M'v
SILVER Bar. 61c; Mexican dollar. 44c.
RONDS Government, firm; railroad,
easy.
The following are the cloaing quotations
on stocks and bonds
V. S. rf. J.
so enupon . .
IV S Is. reg.,
do eeupos . .
f . 4 rf .
do cosson...
Allla-'hal. 1st
Am A U..
Am. T a T
Am. Tobacco
no
Armour a Co.
Atchison (n.
do cv. 4a
lrt 'fir. ft . .'. . . .
At. T. L. 1st 4
Us,. & Ohio 4...
do .... ..
i.n W
Ttrk. Tr. cv. 4 . .
Ha. of O. 6s...
n Ltsathsr 5s...
C. of N. J. .
Ches. Ohio 4Ss.
1o rsf. b
4s
4s...
100 tnl M Sf 4V V
. .1 '4 (span 4s MS
..101H 4o 44
..l"liK. C. S. let .... 'H
..tt4U g. ask 4 itil ... t
..ill L N. snt. 4s r
. en . K T. 1st 4,.lni
44
r 1'H'S Mt rofte 4s M -
.. Unit N. R. A. ot M 4Vm . N4
..l't' N. T. r. . ISs I
. . IS" 4 dsb. 4s
T-. S. H . If.
...ti.w cv.
...lit K. W 1st eon. 4a.
... M 40 cv. 4a
. ...l'ViSNo. Paclllc 4a
... K t
... S. L. rfs 4a ...
. . . 7t rim. 1t 1U. .
...tl'"4 do con. 4
.. 1'H ttsadlns sMi. 4
..121 St. L. 8 r. fg. 41
.1014 do aa. 6a
liTHsst C I. W a. 4a..
Chirgo c- A. IS.. 7S do lt sola 4s ,
f ""w saaooartl A. L.
but
de-
was eaay snd
the better known
value, amounted
per
cent
the registered 4's (4 P"r
f sales snd leading quotations
NEW YORK GEXF.RAI, MARKET
4ootallona
of the Day
Comtnodltlea,
a Varloas
Artlolee.l Open. Hlgh.j Low. J Cloae. Sat'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Deo.
May
Oata
Sept.
Deo.
May
Pork
BepC
Jan.
Lard-
Oct.
Sent.
f
C"4i
!nW
MS
'tW,4J
64f7
M'f!4
itr wi
r eW
nn'f
11 43W
e4'"
e1-.7'av;S
'. atrS4l
S-al
Ja..
Ribs
Sept.
Oct. 4
Jan. A.
I
It. ftrifcl 11 K1V4I
. il n. 1 It 7Va:
.y 1 1 n 67w
I
10 40
I
" I
4I
I
94-4: WH
96a fS
I
?:4y4fT4
6S',l67Ha4
n 20
17 44
fraii
'a!
21 40
IT 46
16
17 40
11 42S4I 11 0 I 11 M
U e I 11 T4i 11 40
11 46 11 66 I 11 42H
10 KVi! 1 3u I U
I I
11 tc I 11 ! 11 34
11 17U U 40 1 11 IA
1 14 1 1 1 im
11 7u U 76
11 411 U 46
IM
No. J.
('aah quotation mere aa followa
FLOUU Weak; winter pa lent, 44.4D9
K m. . srraignie, .ofl.40; apring patents
.7VSJ.(). straights, H7044.K; bakers, Hit
r4 so. 4 .
HA RLE T Fesd or 'mixing. 60dJ44o; fair to
cnoice mailing, w)Txe.
HfcEVH Flax. No. 1 southwestern,
No. .1-northwestern, 1146. Timothy
Outer, 11
PKOVIctlONS Maes pork, per bbl., 111.40
9Ji to. Lara, per loo id , Hhort riba.
eids looee), 111 M)11.75, ahort clear aides
Total elearanoea of wheat and flour were
28Lul bu. Primary receipts were 1,6x3.000
bu., compared wttn l.IU.uuO bu. the corre
s pond I ok day a year ago. The amount of
breadstuff on ocean passage averaged 644,-
betiruated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
ti r;
13.76.
134 cars; corn, tfl cara:
12.00s bead.
oata. 676 cara. hoga,
Vlelbla tly a( Or
NEW TORK. Aug. 13. The vlalble supply
or grain rn the ctuted riata on Maturoav,
Auguat 21, as complied by tha Now York
Pioduaa esahange, was aa follows:
Vi'iivi, ,iiea,Cvti buaiivia; iuoreessl.
004 bushel.
Com. 1.24S4M buahela; Increased. 111009
buahela.
Ott. 4414 60 bushel; Increased. 471.0CO
ousneia - -
, Hve. 174004' bushels; Increased. 19.004
oosneis. r
Harley, 104. MO buahela; decreased. 47.000
oiisneia -
The visible Supply of
Saturday. . Ansust 21. ergs
df crossed. 4t.UJw buahela.
whest in Canada
LU.000 bushels;
NEW YORK. Aug. 23 FLOUR Receipts,
17.H0O . bbl. ; export. 6.1A0 bbls. ; market
easier With moderate jobbing trade! Min
nesota patent. J6.7Eii 2A; winter iraighta.
44.90(10.10. new; Mlnneanta baker. (6 16
'oS.60. , old; winter extras. 4460S'4.sO;
winter patents. 4".3OH5.60, new; winter
low grades. 44.4(4.70, new; - Kansas
nlraifihts. 44. 6543.1. 10. new. Rye flour steady;
fair to good. 44,ii"44. 25; choice to fancy,
44.30(i 4. 40
CORN MEAL-Harelv steady: fine whit
and veil on- !.W.(1 86; .coarse, H&tViJl.uo;
kiln dried. $3.74. .
llXt. .. ... . . o 2 weatern. ,76c. nominal,
f. o. b. lw York. ,
. UARLEY-Steedy; feedlogj. 67c, nominal,.
I. c New -York. i
WHEAT Receipts 131 800 bushels: exports
24.700 buhels. . Spot market, weak: No. 1,
red. new. 11.08. elevator; No. 2 red. new,
41. 104 f. o. b. afloat: fio. 1 northern Du
luth, new. 11.08V nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 hard, winter, now, I1.11H. nominal,
f. o. b.. afloat. Under a crushing weight
of new wheat arrivals, both spring and
winter, today's wheat market developed a
severe break and eloaed lis, net lower.
Weak cable and demoralised cash
market at Minneapolis sdded to th
heaviness. September closed. 11.07; Decem
ber cloeed. 41. 024; May closed, 41.044.
CORN Receipts. 7.400 bushels; exports.
366 bushels. Spot msrket. weak: No. 2.
4A4c, elevator and 81c. delivered, both
nominal; No. 2. 621aC f. o. b. afloat. Option
market waa without transsctlons, clos
ing c to mo net lower. September closed,
4)c; Decemner closed eoc
OATS Receipts. 17.900 . bushels; exports.
tlM bushel. Spot market. qui,et; mixed
oats. 24i32 pounds, nominal; Natural white,
Mi 31 pounds, 4:1 V'; clipped, new, white.
34 j 42 pounds. 4444V.
HA 1 hi eaay. ro. . lUtpiwc; gooa 10
choice, 96c4iJ100.
HOPS Dull; state common to choice.
1904, Mil 19c; 1907, nominal; Paclflo coast,
ISIS, 14W17: 107. 11S14C.
HIDES-steady ; Bogota. W'4c; central
America. 21VaO.
LEATHER Quiet; acid, Z30'c.
PROVISIONS Keef, ateady, family, 414.00
C 14.60; mesa. 111 fll 11 60; beef ham. tI4 r'i
200; pacKet. jiiwuim; city extra inota
meaa. 130 .stmii.w. crit meats, rirm; pica-
led bellies, SU.601S.00: pickled bams. SI1
1100. Lard firm; western. SU.s4Tli.4t.
refined, itrm; continent, l so; oouin
America, S13.00: compound. fi.eonT7.7D, rora
firm: family. $21 .OOfffl l: short clear, 421-(W
4)23.60; mess. 421.7txu 32.:.
TALLAJW 4juiet; ci -- ' n. per pacaaajei,
6 6-lRc: country free). 6 4-16U
6 13-lAc.
RICK steady; aomesitc, ztjo-c; japan.
SH'SHc.
PrTTER nrm: creamery specials, zsn
4c: official price. So; creamery extras.
3gu2S,c. . 1 .
CIIEF.sk steady; stats, inn cream spe
cial-. i6eic.
E11O.H irregular: western extra firsts. 24
fituc; western firsts, 2J4(23c; western sec
onds. Wi21C.
I'Ol I.TKI-Alive, nominally uncnangen;
dressed, firm: western broilers. lng-Mc;
fowls, western, 16MflTHc.
Kaaaaa City Grain aad Previa I owe.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 23 WHEAT Sep
tember. ?lc; December. toc; May, MSc.
Cash: 1& 3c lower; No. 2 hard, SBcfll 03;
No. 3 hsrd s3citi.i; rno. I red, ll.W; No.
J rd S1.02fl 03.
CORN September, Vflic; December. l2c:
May. 64'c. Cash: 4Hic lower; No. 1
mixed. '"anSTfrc; No. 1 mixed. SSc; No. 2
vhite. 6c; No. S white, 6c.
OATS Unchanged; Na 1 white, 43c; No.
2 mixed, SSffMc.
RYU TOwTIlC.
HAY Unchanged to Jftc higher: choice
timothy, S10..0111 .00; choice prairie. fl.Vrtt
1.00: ch,,lr- alfalfa. $13.004714 00.
BUTTER Creamery extras. J6c: firsts,
3c: second. 21c; packing atock, 19c.
ROUS- Extras, SSc: firsts. !lc; seconds
and dirties, 13c; southern, loss off, 14o.
Reeelnt. Shipment'.
Wheat, bu 5fyy U7 000
Corn, bu MOW so 001
Otts. bu r,f0 40u0
Allla-f halmera pf
AnultaiMisI ropoar
America Acrlcultural ...
Am. Bast Sugar..
Am. Oan pfd
Am. r. A V
Aid Cotton Oil
Am H. t,. pfd
Am. loa Securities
American llnsae
American Locomotive
Am. at R
Am. S 4 R. pfd
Am. Sii(sr Raflulni
Am. T T
Am. Tobacco pfd
A mart ran Woolen
Anaoonda Mining Co
Atchison
Atehteon pf
Atlantia Coaa Una
Rait I mora A Oblo
Dal. a Ohio pfd
Befaleham Steal
Bronkly Rapid Tr
rndtan Pacific
Central Losther
Canrral Leather pfd. ......
Central ot New Jersey.....
hawpelka A Ohio
Chloato Alton
Cklrasn Ot. W
Chins eo A N. W
C, M. A St. P
C . C.. C. t. L.
Colorado V. I
Colorado A So
( 010, A ko. I at pfd
Colo. aV So. 24 pfd
Cooa.-lld.-ca oaa
Corn Product
Delaware 4- Hudson
Danevr A Rio Grande ...
D a R. 0 prd
lilatlllara' Becurltla
Brl ..
Kna 1st ptd
Krie id pfd
Oaoeral Electric
Great Northern pfd
Orsat Northern Or ctfa..
Illinois Canlral
Inter bo rough Mai
int. Mat. pfd
International Harvaeter ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
Internauonal Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City So
K. C. So. pfd
Loalavlll a N
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P. S. S. M
Missouri Pacific
U . K. A T
M.. K. T. pfd
National Biscuit
Natloaal Lead
N. R. R. ot M. 1st pfd..
New Tars Central
N. T , O. A W
Norfolk A W
North Amsiiraa
Northern Pacltc
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P.. C. C. a St. L
Prasaad steal Car
Pullman P tiara car
Railway gtsel Sprlnc ....
Roadln
Republic Staet
RapuDlla Staal pfd
Rock lalan Co
Rock lalaad Co. pfd
St. L. r. Id pfd ...
St. Louts S W
St. L S W. pfd
gloss-Sheffield g. 1 ...
Southern Paelfla
tuatharn Railway
So. Railway p:4...
Tannaaae Coppar
Taaaa aV Pacific
T.. Bt. L. A W
T . St. U A W. pfd
I'nlon Paxlflc
Union Pacific pfd
V. a. Raalty
V. S Rubber
f. S. Staal
U. S. Steal pfd
ftaJi Coeear
Va.-Csrollna Cfcamical .
Wabaah
W a bask pfd
Weatern Maryland
Weetlnahous Electric ..
Weetera I'nlon
Wkealtng A U B
, Total aa-laa for th day
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c. a. hp
C. R. I. A P.
do rol. as
do rfd 4s
Colo. Ind. ft
Colo. Mid. 4a
C A 8. r. Ae. 4s
D. H c 4
a.io rsf. 6a
Dtsllllers ea
Krie p I. 4s
do pen. 4s
do cv. 4s sar. A.
do sorts B. ...
Oen. Elv ct. 6a .-.
111. Cefi. tat raf. 4a.
Int Met 44'
Bid. Aak.
g IH ft So. Pacific col. aa ..
j. 4 . do ct. 4
K'S do 1st raf. 4s
aiSPo. Railway 6a.
St do sen. 4e
14 I'nlon Pacific 4s ...
do ct. 4a:
Wt do let A rsf. 4a ..
6S C- S. Rubber
TS V. a. Steal M aa ...
trttj i' -Cro. Chem. 6s.
TTH'aheeh 1st I.S
M 00 1st at. 4a...
7SWeatem Md. 4
16 Weat. Bloc ct. is..
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OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Large Ran of Cattle, ConiutiTif
Moitly of Bang-en.
HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
R reel -at. of Rot. Skeep aad l.asnbe
l arge. A tslle Material ( tsenae
la rrlree Take Plaee
Any Klad.
south omama, Ar. a. io
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoga Sheep
Fetlmate Monday 1.9V
,ame day lat week 7,4
Same day 1 weeka ago.. 7.SM
8a me day 3 aeeka ago.. 4 4
Sam day 4 week ago.. 4.743
Same day last year 1.564
The following table show
!.&
i.y
1 671
10t4
1.674
1 OOfl
I Ml
10 IM
4. .ITS
i;.i
ths receipts
of cattle, hoc and heen at Houth Omaha
for the year to data, compared with last
year: 19t. l"t lnc aec.
Cattla hli-m 54tA S.l
Hog 143 1.76.SM 140 038
Sheep 908 681 SU.18S I.4S4
The following t-tble shows the average
price of hogs st Routh Omaha tor the last
several day, with comparison:
Data. I 1W. lt.lW.1904.lis.!iiM.li0S.
17X10 i2S- si
J. wo
0
.00
17S
la
t.100 44
14
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1.7C0
no
lLM)
400
(00
t.4
4,tM
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lIuO
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4
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1,U0
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l.'.'W
4.SJ0
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M'4
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47
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744
45
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44
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14
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44
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41
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114-4
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109
314
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l.ealas Moaey Market.
LONDON. Aug. .83. American securities
opened strong snd gtnerslly well over par
ity, with the Harriman Issue the leaders
In the advance. At. noon Union Pacific
was 1 points and New York Central 1
point higher, while the rest of the Met
ranged from S above to below Satur
day's New Tork closing.
London closing stocks:
. I4H Loalarlll A N
. MS M., K. A T
. 47V. n. T Central....
. 10 Norfolk A W ...
.IIS do pfd
.lOTSOntarlo w...,
.131 Pcnnaylranl ...
lsHRand Ulnca ....
. SIS Raadln
. tti S. nthcrn Ry
.Itfc'S do pfd
. 14 Poutharn Pacific
. 40 lnlon Pacific...
. do pfd
. 17(4 U. .8. Staal
. UVt 4o pfd
. 41 Wahaas
. '4S da pfd
.144 Spanish 4a
SILVER Bar, qu'et at 234jd per ounce.
MONEY itl per cent.
The rate of discount In th open market
for ahort bllla la lVgl P cent; for three
month' bills. 14 per cent.
SpV YORK. Aug. M. METALS Lead,
firm al 44.35'U4 40. Copper, firm; standard
spot, I12.iiiil3.00; October, 12.;5Cil3.0). sil
ver, 61c.
Ccnanls. money ....
do aooount
Anal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio. .
Canadian Pacific.
Cheaapcake A O...
Chicago O. w. ......
Chi., Mil. A St. P.
L)a Rear
lirnver A Rio O .
do pfd
Brio
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Orand Trunk..
Illinois Central
.'0S
4Jk4
.144
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1
. W4
. 7JI4
.
.. t"4
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.1J7H
.114
l't4
. 7
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Aug. 10...
Aug. 11...
Aug. 12...
Apg. 11...
Apg. 14...
Aug. 15...
Ang. It...
Aug. 17...
Aug. 18...
Aug 1...
Aug. 20...
Aug. .21...
Aug. 23...
4 W: 441 S 25
4 4i 4 Mi 6 14
4 44 4 IK
7 41HI C 40! I U t M I H I 01 I 11
( S4S OVI I 0 l
T 4'.".: 1 M t M
7 47 14 12 i 1 131 4 92
7 471,1 s 17 h 741 4 Ml t IS! B 11
' 4 10! 4 72j 4 M 5 Mi I n 4 24
7 4H I 4 7 4 SKI 5 U t 021
7 sW.1 I 441 1 741 6 t m : 4 21
7 11 1 g 41 1 911 S 44 4 ' 6 11
7 TV 4 31 I 70; I i 8, i 10; 4 12
T ali 4 171 5 62 4 On 4 111 15
....... II 391 6 D3, 6 K, S 841 I 6 24
7 82H! I I I I
t n
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live slock at
the Union 8tock Yard. Houth Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 1 p. m.. Au
gust 23:
RICCEIPTS
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C. M. Pt. P 1
Union Pacific 38 23
C. A N. V east.. 2
C. & N. W.. west 13 k . 11
C, St. P.. M. A 0 3
C. It.' A Q. east 1 1
C. B. Q. weat 104 M 7
C. R. 1. A P., east 2
C. R. 1. A P.. weat 1
C. Q. W 2
Total receipts 28 71
J'4 1 s N
1... l-t ti t k
SH PEP A side from a slower movement
of supplies, Urg-I- lulu red by liberal re-
celpt. thla niornlrg . sheeo maraet pre
ented no especially rew feamrea. Hecelpta
were about normal fr a Monday, inern
were alxiut evetity-two aotioie-oecaa re
ported In and a fairly large proportion
eere feeder sheep and lamb.
Killing sheep otiened rather tardily and
It as aom time before the trade bad to-
quired ' enotifit momentum (o afford a
broad view of v.-!e levels. Klrst sale on
practically till kind of offering In thl
orancn ot the trade, nowever. were jut
about steady and. regardless ot th sticky
appearance of trade, ealeemen and Buyers
alike were quoting the market on this
basis. Occasionally Soft spots were appar
ent, but weak places were scattered and
were usually offset by strong spots else
where. Hea.y. soar wethe s ssemed to
be In poor detnand and any positive wesk
enlng of valuee was. perhaps, mors notice
able on salea of (his Kind.
There were several loads of lambs on
sale and young killers met with a good
healthy Inquiry from the opening. Th
quality of mppllea, however, wa only
fair and while buyer were willing enough
to look over offering they were Inclined
to take their time in filling orders. A good
firm tone to the trade waa evident and
pncea generally ruled about ateady.
As wss noted above, feeder stock was
In very good supply. In fact, fully half of
today s receipts oensisted of sheep and
lambs suitable for feeding purposes.
Plenty of buyers were to be found In al
most every alley, and Inquiry was rigorous.
Owing to the delsy necessitated In sort
ing out their stock In msny esses, the
feeder mark wss somewhat late in aa
sumlng shape. Thla condition almost al
ways features the market on days when
receipts are heavy, and la not to be taken
as a true reflection of trading activity.
Most prices paid were fully steady, mors
especially o on bunches that happened to
be particularly suitable. Feeding yearlings
sold early at 15 00
Quotation on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, l4lAtf7.40; fair to good
lambs. K'SneMSfi; food to cholcs yearling.
rl.Wfift; fair to good yearllnga. 44.A'24.W:
good to choice wethers. I'-'iN & ; fair to
good wethers, 130H25; good to choice
ewes, M.Otrut.JS; fair to good ewaa, 4&1&91
4.0D.
Quotstlons on feeder s.o'-k: Fair to choice
lamb. 13.764.60; fair to choice yeai'ilng,
44.Mif46.2f.; fair to choice wether. $&.txft4..
Representative salea:
No.
152 Utah yearling
1.112 Wyoming lambs
ST4 Wyoming lambs '
w voming yesrlings
Ill Wyoming ewes
"40 Wyoming yesrlings
fM Wyoming wethers
4H9 Wyoming wethers, feeders
Loral Secsritlee qaotattoai
Quotations furntahad by Samuel Burns. Jr..
14
Asked.
New York Llfa tulldtns. Oman: Bt.
Armour A Co. ia lt.jj, ,
Cudahy Parkins 1 " v-
Colambus, Neb., I. 1 k 116 ..
Oman fire Engin 4 112
Umah. Ranes.la ( 1SS4.V.
Int. Con. Co.. K.ns.a Cny...
Kansas City Ry. 6 til
Kansas City Ry. pld... . :A .'.
Nebraaka T AP ltM...iv i.-
Nab. Tl. Stock t ...
Omaha Qa la 117
Omaha I. I 4 P. k ."'
Omaha U A P. pfd o,...
Omaha A C B St. Ky. 4. 114 v-
ODsha A C. t. R',, a.,m....r
Uraaha A C. B 81. Rj;,'J1 ,5. ...
Omaha C, B. St, Rj. Co ......
Omab A C B. lu Ry 44 ft
Utsana Water Ct. J lAUVa --
Swift A Co. 4a 1114. ...-.-to.. ........
go. Omaha Sewer (Ha Jt ........
Sioux City Stock Yard. p(d .(. ,..
tnioa Stock Yarda. Omaha. 1 ex-dlv
Were York. Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 43. Closing quotations
were as follows:
Allc : I "ldTllle Con
Brunawlck CoB.
MI4 64
t9 IOUI4
S4S 44
lac's, 10014
101 - l-s
' M OS
7'4 MS
. M sa
SO' 1"
MS 1'"
IS MS
MS 100S
rj 44
lat in:
mS la
44 MS
HI
:. us :. sis
S4W . 14
101 loi s
IMS 1
44 40
th S
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co....... IM
Swift and Company 1.072
Cudahv Packing Co 1.4
! Armour A Co 642
i Sch warts-Polen Co
Hchwartzchlld A Huls.... 12&
F. A Co
Slnclare IS
St. Louis Independent
Cudahy, Ft. Worth 234
Cudahy, Country
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton Vansant A Lush.
Stephens Bros
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A Co
J. II. Bulla
L. F. Huss
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey..
8. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
L:e Rothschild
Christie, Kline A Smith..
Smith A Poisley
Other buyers
Hogs. Sheep.
MS
fV'l
of."
Rtl"
124
lli
i-'ii
1.4M
C im
2.2x1
2.551
2,011
Totals
Its
lftr.
.SO
21
96
IS
190
20i
7
tt
jn&
IM
1
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21
18
. 119
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.7,164 2.tS
A v.
.. 74
.. 6s
.. 54
.. 3
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.. ffi
.. V"
.. 48
Pr.
4
( 10
4 30
5 00
4 10
4 W
4 2fi
4 20
Ths market fr)f standard copper w'4 frrwt.
but ao sales were reported an lte New ,
York exchange. Cloelng prices of tba
week: tlpot, Auguat. (tepustnber and Ocwo
ber at 4il7oyi'10; Nervamber. Ill atrilOf..
December, liaocIlia The London market
waa steady at a moderate advance, with
spot at A 5a lf d aad futarea al TB las
sl. Ixm-aI dealer quoted lake ooppeer at
HirW'-W. lectmlyie. silfTtT
tU: casting. 11 4.'V4I H.fH. tead waa
firm, with a sale or so.ouo pounds. Aotrust.
reported at 44 40. Spot cloeed al 4i--f
4 40. New York, and at 44. U M.l. East t.
Louis delivery. Th London mark W4
a ahade lower, with spot eioatog at aril
1 d. Rpelter wss rirm. with spot Moo
ing at IT. 70uj Ml, New York, and at Sft.4H
tjS.75, East fit. Louis. Th London mar
ket wa unchanged at ix Iren waa
higher la London, wlta C'lsveJajid war
rant at 40 4 VI. Locally steady. W. 1
foundry northern, 417 tvr14.44): No. 1
17fVJl7; No. 1 annthersi 4t4 No. 1
southern soft, 417.74flU.lS. .
PT. LOU I A. Aug. U MET AU4LK AO
Firmer; 14 am.
APELTER-atrongeri U.7r.
Coffee Msritet.
NEW TORK, Aug. . COFF rJ-Oewed
Quiet, net unchanged to 4 points blgtor.
Ples. '7,iM1 base, w ith BejHember ' at S-Vect
March. B.loo; Vtsr, 1.40o. Spot oof fee, jitti
Hlo No. 7. 7S;So; No. i Saatoa, 4t3
mim nun; v-oraova, ssvtzo.
Dalatk Gvstla Kararet.
DULUTH. Minn., Aug. B-WKBAT-
Close: Peptember, 47e: December. 4e Mar
CV: No. 1 northern, Il.tS, No. 1 aorXbeina,
ll.no. ,, ,
OATS 40c.
Novel Way to
Even Up on Foe
Sheriff Oeti One Man
Game and Then
Hit KiraL
in a roket
Arreitt
IIU4(.n LIVB HTOCK MIRKF.T
. '.
Cattle .Steady to Stronail Hog Five
to Ten Centa lllaher.
CHICAGa Aug. 23-OATTLE-Recelpts.
22(i) head; market eteadv to strong; sters,
45. i; cows. 4t.50yS.26: heifers. 3..VfW.00',
bulls. 1.1 OO-alA.: calves, 41.0OSJ9 00; stockers
and feeders, 13.76(86.16,
HOGS Hei.elpts. 0.000 head; msrket Be
to Wo higher; choice heavy. 4S.bv.lR;
butchers. 4(Mf(S.ln; light, mixed, IT.fK'f?
7.90; choice llrht. IS OfKfiJi.20; packing. 17.40
(?7fl5: pigs, 45.40ui7.fcO; hulk of sales. 17.55
7.70.
SHEEP Retelpts. 18.000 head: market
steady to 10c lower, sheep. 24 OVas.00; lambs,
46.2oii7.66; yearlings, i.0ii5.50.
Live ttek Market.
Mo.. Aug. 21 -CATTLF.-
A sheriff Induced his brother-in-law to
sit In a poker game run by A railroad seo
tlon foreman and then brought ah Indict
ment for gambling against th foreman,
because the latter had opposed the election
of the sheriff, according to ths story told
the police by K. Johnson, who admits ha
is the railway employe wanted on ths
charge.
"It's Just political spite work." explains
Johnson, but the fact remains that he Is
held In the city jail aa a suspicious char
acter, pending the arrival of An officer'
from Boone county with papers to take
him to Albion to answer the' ganmbllng
charge.
Johnson Is a Pane and lived at Twelfth
and Jones streets. He say he came to
Omaha when he' heard that th grand
Jury was returning an Indictment against
him. Officer McDougall arrested him
Sunday evening.
1.4!0
19.X33
Com. Tunnel stock.
do bonds. ..v. .'
Con. Cel. A Va.o.
Horn Silver
Iron Silver -
suffered.
I '!lJttle Chssf
. Mexican
.11 Ontario
.125 Ophlr -r...
. t mi ndard . : . . .
.1(6. fallow Jacket .
.. 4S
.. 1
. ion
.114
..124
..10
..100
Bank Orartan.
OMAHA, Aug. 2S Bank clearings for 10-
! dav were 11642.910.41 and for the cot re-
i, i spondlng date last year. 11.932.4S5 A. .
St. l.ool General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Aug. 21. WHEAT
Iower: track. No. 1 red, cash. 11.0431 ftSS;;
No. 2 hard. U.OOftl 08'A; September, Vui98;4c;
December, lsj'ti:j.
CORN Futures, lower; cash, firm; traok.
No. 2 cash, 67ffl7Mtc; September, lioc;
December, Ofic: No. 2 white, 4V6c
OATS Lower; track. No. 2 cash, .Jit? 44c;
Sentember. It Jd'mC : December. 36Vc; No.
I 2 white. 2RUtu44t.c.
(7
S
3 S
'
42
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4S
74 S
144S
f.J
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. 1.100
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MS
il
141
41 S
4i
MS
157 S
S1'4
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41
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US
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MS
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140
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MS
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140 S
U4S
s
147
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4 RYE Firm: 72u7to,
i FLOURrt-Hlgher; red. winter patenta,
. 45.1otV& 40; extra fancy and straight. 14.40
63H I 5.00; hard winter clears. 44 404..
Ul' . SKKII T1MOTHT 13.4ftif3.40.
CORNMKAL 41.30.
BRAN Weaker; sacVed east track, I1.01O
I. 01.
HAT Steady; timothy. Ill.00916.6o;
prairie. 460'?10.oO.
IRO.V COTTON TieS-0c.
BA(1(IN(1 7e.
HEMP TWINE-70.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: jobbing
12 25. Lard, higher; prime steam. !11.87V;f
II. 77H. Dry salt meata. steady; boaed ex
tra shorts. 111.12'4j: clear ribs, 112. li'-.; short
clears. 112 25. Bacon. Hteady ; boxed extra
shorts. 113.124; clear ribs, 111.12V. short
clenr 113 2T..
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 12o;
springs, 15c; turkeys. 17c; ducks, so; geese,
4c.
BUTTER Higher: creamery, 2338c.
EOOS Steady; 170,
4s
si
M
147
S2S
141 S
117s
I
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IMS
kiS
141 S
I7S
lu'S
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US
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11
CATTLK Receipts of cattle thl morning
were quite liberal, ZM cars being reported
In. The run, however, was not as large
as a week ago. when 804 cars were re
ported In the yards. As might be ex
pected, the reoeipts c6nsisted largely of
western cattle, the supply of natives being
comparatively small. The market as a
whole was In fair condition, prices on all
kinds of cattle being about steady at the
outset. Buyers alt. eeemed to want cattle
and there waa a fair - movement to th
trade.
Beef steers of desirable quality were
very free sellers, packsrs being anxious
for cattle of that kind. 'The price paid
did not show, any very great change as
compared with lam week, so that both
buyers and sellers were as a nils quoting
the msrket at about stesdy with last week
on the fair to good killers.
Cows and heifers also moved off with
the ressonshle degree of activity, a con
siderable proportion of the desirable grades
changing hands In very good season.
flood feeders, that Is. cattle having
weight and quality, were In demand at
steady prices, on the otner nana tne
light cattle and inferior- klnda were slow
and the tendency a little lower, being
more or less neglected In favor of the bet
ter grades.
Quotstlons on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers. 17 OfW.oO: fair to good corn
fed steers, is. JfWfo.90; common to fair corn
fed steers. 450O.8O; good to choice range
steers. 4i.0oiff6.76; fair to good range steers.
14.fi0tffo.00; common to fslr rsnge steers,
ISfMt eO; good to cholcs cows and heifers,
t4.fifXT5.25; fair to good cowa and heifers.
13.OOffS.7fi; common to fair cows and heif
ers 11.7573 00: good to choice stockers and
feeders. 14.2655 5n: fair to good stocker
and feeders, 11 StWt.OO: common to fair
stockers snd feeders. 4TffiS5f: stock heif
ers. t2.7Mtl.50: veal calves, 41.50g.H); bulls,
stags, etc., $2.7654 75.
COWS.
At. Pr Ke. At. Pt
.. '44 IS l) til I ,
.. 7M I '7 4 HI I It
1" IN
COWS AND HEIFERS. ,
4 T0I f 14
HEIFERS.
II 417 I 70 t 444 I 00
It 44 I 04
CALVE8.
444 I 40
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS
4 417 111 14 444 IH
M 44 I 10 II IMt 4 IS
14.,..; 444 I 40 1041 4 It
WtB l tHMI IN MirtAfltVA
Kansas City
KANSAS CITY
Receipts. 24,000 head. Including , t.000
southern: msrket for fed cattle, strong:
for others, steady to weak; Show steers.
IS.00; choice export and dresed beef
steers. t0.6tti7.60; fair to good. t4.2aSS.2o;
western steers, 44.1fJf4 75: stockers snd
feeders. I3.00a5.15: southern steers, tl 50jf
6.25: southern cows. 12.25fj4.00; natlvs
cows. 45.2Sft4.fO; native heifer. 13 2&fl7.2o;
bulls. 12.S5a4 00: calves, t40iKji7.5ti.
HOOS Receipts. 5.000 heed: market 5c to . general manager of
10c higher; top. 17 90: bulk of sales. $7.tVf lh Frlg. ,
7.S6; heavy. 17.75-fi7.8fi; packet and butch-1 ,n
ers. t7.7iXJ'isi; light, 47.407.85; pigs, tfi.M
(57.25. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. S.&00
head: market steady; lambs, t.0ff7.0:
yearlings. 14.fi0li'5.2O; wethers. 14 fttVfr5 00;
ewes. 4i.6fta4.76; tocker and feeders, 43.00
4J5.10.
St. l.oals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. 23. CATTLE
Receipts. 200 head, including 6.600 Texans;
market steady to 10c lower; natlvs ship
ping and export steers. 43.rff7.26; dressed
beef! and butcher steers, t6.75iTt.S5; steers
under 1.0P0 pounds, t4.V16.50; stockers and
feeders, 43.00&4.f.n, cows and heifers. tWit
8.10; ' canners, 42 00,3 00; bulls. 43.2604.60;
calves, t6.5ftfi7.76; Texas and Indian steers.
13 KVfjd.lO; cows snd heifers, 12.6064.90.
HOGS Receipts. 1.2U0 head: -market
higher: pigs Slid light. K2.iyii.00: packers.
17 751x7. 9& butchers and best heavy. r.SsXtf
1.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.200
hesd; market steady; native muttons,
t3.25lM.tV0; lambs. t5.75W36; culls and buck,
t2.6Uil4.60; stwkers, t3.0O53.75.
Ko.
7 ..
4...
11...
Flour bbl.
Whest. bu.
Corn, bu. .
Oats. bu. .
Receipts. Shpm'ts.
.... 22'JOO
..'..313,0110
86.lv 10
1.0U0
li feeder.. 664 1 16 32 heifer... 7"0
16 cowa 144 2 40 4 calves... 237
4 heifer... 770 1 5 10 cow 48
teer.. ir 4 10 21 cow 838
15 steers.... S29 1 SO 11 heifers... 6
2 cilves... 20 4 00 ( steers.... 433
7 calves... 421 4 00 11 cows 6
1.000 1 21 steers.... 744 1 55 14 cows Cn
rvfi.isO 4 cows M 2 A 1 bull 14u0
78.700
DUO
'4.400 sharaa
Boston Stock and Roads.
BOSTON. Aug 23 Money, call loan. 2V,
IV. per cent; time loan, 3t?5 per cent.
Closing quotations wrre
Kanaaa City options closed as follows:
Articles.
I Opvti. I High. I Low. 1 Cloaa
Wheat
September
Kecember
May
Corn
September I teeember
Mar
I
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I
?s.;
sss
93SI
1
(T'SI
64M.I
5S
I
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44S
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4SS
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64 T,
rbllaAelAla rrad.r Market.
Plfl.ATELPHlA. Aug. a-BITTEK-'i
iflr higher; western creamery. 10c; nearby
prints, 42c ,
4 K'ilr4irm;- Pennsylvania and other
rrby firsts, treo Maes. So at mark: tur
tenl receipts, ie , retui until rases, 24c st
mark; sra'wn' firsts, f res cases, lie at
mark: 'HiNetfi recetpcv free casv. .djoo.
at mark - ''' ;
CLck-siK-Firiit.' NSw York full cream.
ihov. I.tcl f" to good. 14 '40 le.
ad Provlslano.
t WHEAT-Hdo.
e.i T.e;e'i ltr "nominal: futuire,
'i en Kc- 1 (Ktd; December, ;
1 lirrseal Ureln
I.M'KRP()tli Ao
A'l.rr csti mixed,, via
Peoria Oral Market.
PTCORIA. Aug CORV-Steadv: No. 1
vellow, W-ic; Ko,,
7"Sc; No. S. 70c;
tISc.
OATSTxwer: No
No. 4 white. ST.Sc.
1 yellow. 70Vc: No. 1.
No. 4, (Bv; no grade.
1 white, MSff3Ac;
" Sfllvraakeo Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE Aug. tl.-WHF.AT No
1 rmrthern. 11 .0rl 10. new; No. t northern.
41 4sl tJ. -ym; September. tRo.
OATS-T. -
BARLlcr Samr. 50!sc.
. - Toledo Seed! Market.
TOLEIH O.. Aug T SEKPS (lovsr.
cash, ss 7W- October, 17 JO: December.
nr-n sia--- t? Prime timothy
Prime alsike. 17 70
Aichiaoa dj.
do 4a
Alohlaoa a. A
4s ptd
Boston A Albany .
bi-u.n a Maine ..
Boaion Klavaiad .
yitrbburs pfd ...
f. Y , N " AH
t'slou Pacific
Am. Ar.a. CSaai..
da aid
Am. ri.cu Tube..
Amor, ausar
do fd
Am T A T
A mar Waolsn ....
do pfd
Pom. I. A
P.dlaoa Elae. lllu.
General Klactiic
Maaa. Electric ...
d pld
Mas. Oaa
In lied rmll
t'nlted S M
do pfd
V f Steal.:
do pfd
Advenlur
A Hotel ,.
A ana lamat4
b-iTidend
3S Artaima Com.
. lts A 1 lent tr
. .I1S Putta Ccwhilon.
..I'NSC.I. 4 Artaona..
fa I. A hscla....
.144 l eiuaniil jl . ...
..124s Copper Rant ..
. II I.Li Wast
.70 rvstl'r.
. i0SOranb
.. aaflrr-eia ISnaoaa
..KK lala Royala
IS Maaa Lining . .
. lsuS Micblsn
..IW Mni:a ...
..140 Mont c. a C...
. . 44 Nevada
.iSfld lonlnlno ..
. aasoacaoia
v' Parrot
tjwQ'rtney
. . i tatinon .' . .
.. 7" '4 Tamarark
4'S7'riii:iy
..its l.S Ml'ilnc ..
: 44 H I S till
f'sl'tah
S V ci.ir.a
.Ui W inona
.. t Wa ver:na .
.. 4.V North Bulla . .
.. US
4-A
1 "S
.
.101
4
. M
. MS
. I
. It
.loo
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug.' 2S. COTTON Th
cotton market opened ateady at a de
cline of 3 point on an advance of 1
pol'it and aold about to 4 points net
hlxher during tha early trading on a
moderate demand from room shorts, who
found very little cotton offering. Trading
was very quiet during the middle of tiie
morning, with prices a point or two off
fmin the best.
Futures opened steady; September. 12.12c;
October. 12 L,c; December. lM.'.c; January
12 15c; March. 13 15o; April. 13.19c.
Spot closed quiet; middling upland.
12 "c: middlings gulf. 13c; ssles none.
f; ALVESTON, Aug. 2J. COTTON Lower;
M. 1AJ1.1S. BdO.. AUg. a. 4.J1JI TU.1-
Market steady; middling. 12ci sales, none;
1 receipts. 112 baits; shipments. 413 bale;
stock, ll.stsj bales.
NF.W ORLEANS.. Aug. 23 COTTON
I Sriot market rirm. unchanged. Middling.
!l'ic: aalc on the spot. 0 bales; to
i arrive Ko bales. .
;H ' Mlaaeapolls Orala Market.
I MINNEAPOLIS, Attg S3. WIJAT Sep
.' I tenit.er. klv'Sc: liecember. HiSSI'ic:
', 1 May. 7c; cash. No. 1 hard. Il l:- 1.21 . No
24S
Ueorge Baltea, Nebraska.
a teers....l21H 6 06
U A Root, Nebrsska.
22 steers.... 1071 40 11 steers. ...1023
A. A. Wlllett, Nebraska.
32 steers... 10. 4 5
B. F. Roberts. Nebraska
2 steers.. .1140 4 25 34 steers.. .1127
C. E. Wlnetoese. Nebraska.
16 steers.... J 4 40 IS steers.. ..1016
WYOMING.
36 steers.... 901
30 feeders.. 1101
I sters....ll(5
441 co 10.S5
9 8t er... .1188
25 cowa VIZ
4 steers.. .1262
W. A.
1C steers . ..110s
C. W
26 steers. ...105a
It steers. ...1027
15 Mteers. .. llso
56 heifers. ..IOhO
14 steers.. ..12'.',
2 calves... 50
19 steer.... I)
4 25
6 35
6 00
1 75
6 2V
1 70
4 10
Ripley, Wyoming
4 HO 6 holfer.,. 900
Rlchad. Wyoming.
5 )
I
4 50
1 00
t ii
i .
1 60
2 75
1 10
1 50
4 K
4 V,
4 50
4 90
4 30
4 116
6 2.
4 M
6 0
4 26
' St. Jnaenk Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSKPH. Aug. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.200 hesd: market ateady to lower;
steers, t4.5ftfi7.O0; oows and heifers. 12 50
400: cslves. 43.iMKd7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 hesd; msrket
steady to 60 higher; top. 17 90; bulk of sales.
l7.7ftff7.SO.
eVHUKP AMI LAMBS KecelptS 1.500
head; market steady; lambs. 44.00417.60.
Slona 4 llr Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. ?l-(Sneclfil
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.P0O hesd.
Market steady to 10c lower; beeve, t4.25i
7.10; grass cows. 13.00(1X4 26; feeders. 44.25'T
5.10; yearlings. $3.00 4. 00.
HOtiS Receipts 1.400 head. Market (o
higher; rsnge of prices, !7.3037.66; bulk of
sales.' 17.X&7.W).
C. 'A. G00DN0W SLATED FOR
GENERAL MANAGER C. G. W.
MIlTvaabee Man Said to He Llaed Vf
for tke Job Left by San
Stlrkaey.
C. A. Goodnow. now with th Milwaukee
on its coast extension. Is said to bs slated
as the new general manager of the Great
Western. Samuel C. Stlckney, formerly
that road, m to go to
ant to Fred D. Under
wood, president of that road. Mr, Stlckney
resigned ss vice president and general
manager of the Great Western last spring
and has been resting since thst Mm at
his summer home' at White Bear."
John W. Newlean, formerly with tha
Union Pacific in Omaha and now auditor
ot the Great Western, Is named aa the
agent and attorney for tbe Great Western
in Minnesota and the man on whom an
papers of the company are to b served.
A ' special train carrying tho Wooater.
Ma.. Board of Trad will pas through
Omaha over the Union Pacific, enrout
from Portland, Ore,, to Chicago and tha
east at 5 p. in. today. They will be met
at ths station by a representation from tha
Omaha Commercial club. V '
Beginning next Sunday Missouri Paclfl
train No. 108 will be held at tha Union
station until midnight . to permit people
attending the Omaha theaters to see plays
In this city and get out the same night.
The Rock Island hsd a special train of
seven cars through Omaha Monday morn
ing carrying Insurance commissioners
from the east to the annual convention al
Colorado Springs.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts ot live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7,0u0 1600 14,000
Sioux City 1.61)0 I.40O
St. Joseph 4.WI0 t.0n0 1.500
Kansas City MOO t.OOo 1.600
St. Louis 1.2u 4.200 2.200
Chicago M,M 40.000
Total 74.400 4K.100 64.200
Treaaary st ate sura I.
WASHINGTON. Aug a -Tiie condition
of the treasury at ttie beginning of busi
ness today aas a fnllons:
Trust finds iluld coin. 4KV1i.4rj.sA4. silver
dollar. t(V5.Vj0 ox). .lvcr do lars of !:(,
441ji'0i4); sliver crllflnio o'liiisnd na.
). (Ict.eral fund Standard silver
in (initial fund, W.1"' cuur.n
'1 northern, old. Il it(J i.: . new. 104TJ110;
I No. 2 northern, old. tl.tJi: new t:.03. No
1 northern. -'r"i lift".: new. kc?;41.03.
1 FLAX Clohtd at tl 54.
f"U,Njn 100 poind sacks, to so.
KLOl'K First pal 'iita. 45 i.k.ru.76. second 1
patenta. t5.4Hfrio.hr: first clear. 14 765. 05;
.second cleats, t.l5ft3.46.
Ha.ir aad Molaaara.
I Vr.ftU- All. .1 ll ( S A U u
I firm; fair leftning. I dle; centrifugal. M
.4 , teit. 4 11c: mola-M unr. 134c Refined.
US I steady; No. . 4 66c; No. 7. 4 60c; No. 8.
'4.4V4-; No. . 4c. No. 10. 4.3f,c; No. 11.
l4oc; No. 12. 4.3fc; No. 13. 4.yrtc. No. 14.
confe.tlonera' A. 4XV; mould A,
6 40c: cut loaf. 5 Sue; crushed. i 'lSc: now-
dced 5 15c: granulated. 6 One: 1 uhea. 6 30.
M)LAS.Kai yuiet: New Orelana. open
kettle, fcood to choice. 2nl
l(
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NEimASKA-C01X)RADO
13 heifers... 4'3 2 !S) calves.... 18 6 00
1 calve.. . 2i7 4 26 , calve... 251 1 76
16 cow 731 2 40 11 cow 47 1 15
4 feeders.. 45 1 16 29 feeder.. 71 1 45
7 heifers... 471 2 75 14 helfor... M5 106
li M Brir.dley, South t'akota.
25 ieer....l044 4 50
HOOP. Hogs sold fully Dc and in lonii
cases 510c lilg.er than Saturday. The
market wh reasonably active at the ad
vance noted an I as there were only thirty
six loads here, it did not take buyers very
long to clean 'IP 'ne offerings. A consid
erable prop,. 1I01 01 3)1 the hogs In sight
'sold at 17. rVn7. ,. und on up as high at
I rr QO 14 dMl -en.4 inhered that nn t-,r
nidsy the '.u'l was fi.Sv, with the bulk at.
47.36-d7.0.
H iiie-ents'lv ;iie-
OMAHA GEHEHAL MARKETS. j
Staple aad Faaor Frodaee Price. Tar. I
alsbed Br Bayers aad Wkolesalera. 1
BUTTER-Oreamery, No. I. delivered to
the retail trud In 1-lb. cartons. 27c; No.
1. In 0-lb. tubs, 27c; No. 2, In 1-lb. car
tons, 26c; In 60-lb. tubs. 24c; packing stock.
13c, fancv dairy, tubs, 21 410. common
roll, fmsh mads, lfSlSVic. Uarkst cbang
very Tuesday.
- EGOS Fresh aelling slock, candled. 11c
No storaftr atock In Omaha market.
CHEESB 'neet Wisconsin full cream
twlna, lc: T01.1t Americas, 4 hi hoop.
lS'4c; favorite, 1 n hoop, 16c; daisies, 20 It
.hoop, 16sc, crca.11 brick, full case, 16c:
block Sains. 15o: full cream llmburser, lnc
FHErili FRUITS Florida pineapples, 1!b
WILL BUY FIRESTONE LOTS
FOR NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
Board of Kdncatlon Voles to Make
Psrrkiit for 9B.1BO t Special
Seesloa Held Monday.'
Twelve lots In the Firestone' addition to.
the city of Omaha, east of Fort Omaha,
will be bought by the Board of Education
as a site for a new school building, It be
ing the Intention to erect a building thereon
In the near future. The board In special
session Monday afternoon voted to make
th purchase.
The land to be bought la composed In
lots 41. CI. 41, 64. f. 44, 47., 44. St.. 10, tl and
72, Firestone's subdivision, wltb a front
age of 272 feet on Ellison avenus, and a
frontage of 241 feet on both Firestone
boulevard and Twenty-seventh avenue. Tba
price to be paid Is 48,160, .-
New hid for heating, plumbing And
ventilating In the addition to th high
school building were opened by tha board
and referred to th committee ou build
ings and grounds with power to kct. About
12,000 will be saved by rejecting the former
bids and readvertlslng. Harney Orunwald
Is ths lowest bidder, on the f ac of tha
bids aa opened, his proposal for th en
tire work being f 4.AO0. Other bid wers as
follows: J. J. Hanlghen, 426,100; Johnson.
Row A Co., 124110; Bsllkfny 4 Horning,
eiate; grape fruits. 3 sire. I W .260; W. T. Daly A Co., 417, 100; Western
to 4es. 4T.il per erate; grace frul
pes box. 15: 4 site, S5 60; 64 slxe. 40; ba- 1 Heating A Plumbing Co., 42S.170. Th San
itary Plumbing company submitted A bid
of .4,60 for plumbing alone. '
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I r.la-la Baiter Market. I
I KI.GIN. III.. Aug. 2-1 Hl'TTtR liar- I
I krt (i' -.,. ."V , sulra for the sack. U3 410 i
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narias, fancy select. 11 li10o; apples, home
grown, per bu. b.Wet, SOc; market bas
get, 4r.
BKfc.1' CUTS-Ribs: No. 1, 16Sc; No. 1,
12'4,c; NO. t, to. Loin: No. 1, 16c; No. 2,
13S4u; No. 3, lo. Chuck: No. 1. 6c; No. 2.
4'-,c; No. 3, 4c. Round: No. 1. kc: No. 2,
7Wc, No. 1, 7c. plats: No. 1, 6c; No. 2. 4c;
No. C. IHj.
VUG r'l AHLKS Kanaa set potatoes,
tl 75 p-r bbl. Celery. Michigan. 25c bunch;
smaller, 60c Cabbage, home grown, 11 Vi
per lb. W iHConsln Red Ulobe onions, i
per lb. California cauliflower, 44 OU per
crate Toniatoes, Tenneaxae, 4 baskets, Uif
Wc; crate. 44.00. Ittuoe, per dos. iOc. far
nips, turnips, carrots, 7oc per dos Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnip, lurt.li
eiu , per in , 76o.
POL L'l'ny Broilers, ltie; aliv. prinrs
lie; nans, 104c; cock. 6Hc; duck, lc:
geest, 6c; turkeys, 16o; pigeons, per dos.
ic; guinea fowls, per dos.. 11.50: sqush
per doz.. 42. Dressed nens. lie; spring
1 voire- io ks. 4Hc; ducks. Uc; gets. USC
turkeys, 22c
FISH Fresh caught, almost all ;-e
dressrd: Halibut. 4c: buffalo. 4c; trout.
l.c; bullheads. 14c; catflwh. 17c; crapptes
SLirfieh. 4)Xc; Hack bass. 25c; n hltef isti
Uo. pike, L2c, sal toon, 14c; pickerel, ldo:
flog !. 3uc. Fresli frolfii: Whiteflsh. No
1, 10c; round, lc; pickerti dressed and
headless. 7c; found. 6c; pik dreesed. lue;
round, sc; red snapper, 32c: Spanish mack
erel, Ic; native mackerel, 36c each.
PiTTATOKS New, 85c per bu.
HII.'FS No. 1 green. 0c: No. 1 cured, lie
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Aug. 23. There ass a little
bur .noes in tin on the New Turk tneial mar
ket today. 25 Ions September being sold for
today. Zi. tons September being sold for
wsrehous or port of New York delivery
!t tO jo1; 2 ipn first half September t
taj ik) rd 25 ton (pot. ex-dorked at 4W 66.
I Tut mark! closed s'rong "llr. spot
! August otioted at 430.50 JO 2V, ; September.
J3" "ft J 7" : October and November 4150
li Ml. and December. 4 Kfrf ) S. The
! London market was firm and hinder, wit).
J ot at'AI.S 5s and futurea at 4" "a "s svt
The bosrd voted to buy ao automobile
tor th superintendent of buildings, the
machine not to cost more than 4S.
NASBYS BACK FROM TOLEDO
Thomas. ' Slser ' and ' Cook' ..Itelara
- trosa C'oaveatlnar Wsrlek: Opsaka,
Did ' Sot Oct.
"Omaha might havs secured the next na
tional convention of postmasters had It
gone to work earlier." said Posunastar
Thomas on his return from Toledo, where
he attended the convention. He, Wesley J.
Cook of Plalr and Ed R. Sixer of IJncoln
were three Nebraska Nasbys who were
there and pulled for Omaha. They retained
together.
"Hut had an Instructive and interest
ing convention," ali1"ThottWs7
"And a good time." put In Sixer, who wa
elected ccond vice president
" 'lieed we did." added (V.k.
Postmasitr General iiltckcock aa? at tha
convenUon and many other- prominent men
from various parts of the country,
Cerbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
BAIaT. fBTISIOVB. STOCKS
Oa-aba Offlcet S10 St. T. Lrt at'.dg.
all elrkoae. Pouglaa SSL
tadepeaiisnt. 41111 st,4 4-lltk
Oldea. at iigesl laoua ta turn sta,
