THK P.K.E: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1P0P.
if 1
i ;
f. ;
J-i
i.AU. AND PRODUCE MARKET
i
Weak Cablei Pent Spring Wheat Still
Lower Thnfsday.
EXPffUl fctTSINESS AT STANDSTILL
i .
Corn MtrUfl ivelinar Diverges Oaring
itfrertnir ft"ir from Vdrl
a Sections Kast and West
Tout Wrkr,
.. OMAHA,
Tir llngiy weak
Neb.. Aug. 21, 1"09
cables ipnf ithMi
vAliiZ .i Still UltT. TrartftS wrr hurUh nr
the erfnlng and flits sen, Intent was ba k-d
by heavy Scllint; order.
firrit business Ik (j.a owing to the
rropt In Kurepe Of plentiful supplf,
And the present large movements Of sprtng
wheat m.-iKes bdyrng fink.
The feeling on the rorrf rmtrket I wlddy
setataied. Ka 6f the Missouri river rain
has fallen. And the outlook In firm. In the
n1 SdUthWeSf, however, gteat dam
age by drouth Is reported, and sentiment
If strnrrgly binltsh.
Wheat was weak at the opening on much
Ioef ctble and price fell off On hvy
(tiling. Rentlmint la strongly bearish, hut
Clfh whellt Wa4 tti S-ood 4.rfian1 and lhl
1
i iirrnea tlm mlfKet late In the session and
,h lo" aarly In the day waa regained.
ha corn market ws weaker with wheat
It and with cash vAlue lower the market
showed, a weak undertone. Bullish views
Voi,!" the Sotrthwest la discredited and Specu-
' Ora are Incllnsd In be.llev.1 a mruiA nrrtn
-J 111 b realhted.
I'rlmery wheat receipt wre 740,000 bush
ci Shipment K'J.000 bushels, against
receipts? last fear of -m,9)0 bushels ami
shipments 0f 4Y1R 080 baabels.
f'rfmar 6of n receipts were 848.000 bushels
"'" smpments str w bushel, against re
ceipts last year of i' 0O buahala and ship
ment of 848,000 bushels.'.
Cleararce were 44,000 bushel of corn,
100.000 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 174.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed i'ali lower on wheat
and 'id tower on corn.
Local rang ot option.
'" i"r'. i.-; extra fancy and tragn
" nam w Inter . clears. $4 l.va4 .v)
m -.vivnci lower; aiked, eai
'.iAV'Mi:'K'1 'I'1": tlmothf. $10 s
HK.V1I- IU1NK-7. '
'H.)ISION.s-rr. market steadr;
J''hliltig. f.'2.fc. Lard, rrm. k't lower; pr iin-n'-arri.
til tir-J; u .7, IS- I'i y salt mea;s
inarKtt steady; bntM xira shot is.
j'Sii clrsr rih. Iilll'i; shnrt clean",
l-.i. FlHCnn. nisiket steady; boxed ex
tra shorts, t.t 12.,; ri,.ar riba, llSU'i;
nor 1 i-iears, n 2i.
r'Jl'l,TKV-S ady; chick
itic; tiirkeja, Kc; ducks
t'l ilt.lt Firm; cream
V' If 1 u-m t-
Receipts. Shlpmiftrt
S :VI I .'
m 4io
2SK)
24.1IOU
NEWVK STOCKSANDBONDS
KaiV txprieneei Another Period
1 01 stresi ana siorm.
inmAS issuts ahe Ixwer
r.
jnlon I'acirie jhih uii i aarr i-er-
rkens, lie; spring1 B.tent Bear Attack aaa Morw Ti
!; gefso, fic.
ery, 23'aS'-c. g tarahle ftambra Dropa 1
Flour, bMs.
Wheat, bu,
I'orn, bit ...
Oats, bu. ,.,
WKATIIKR tS TUB
If area h f
Articles ! Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Teay.
1 Wheat-I
J Kept...
Dec... I
Corn . I
Sept...
Pec... I
sept...
-t f'ec...-.(
M
K1
X
I
Wii
7'i r7v I
ei B'.4 1 8i
6Z
n '.s(
83 !IJi S3-H
94
87 H
S3H
Omaha Cash Prices.
WflEAf-No. J hardj 3S96c; No. S hard,
Vfllej No. 4 har-1, 87Jc No. 3 spring,
CORN No. 1. MM'G-'act No. tBi No.
4, t2'iiZ2c; No. 2 yellow, taii-iao, No.
yellow, OSttc; No. a white, B5ci No. 8
whlto, (MH'65.
OATS-No. 8 mixed", 3X(g39n: No. 8 yel
low, SHtfV:; No. 8 white, 0c; No. 4, 3SS
40c; standard. 40'41c. -
KTB No. t, !rt8c; No. . S6f3tjc.
' rClo Kecelrta.
. .... ' - 'VVheat Com. Ogte.
C,'MCago 5 1S9 St4
Minneapolis 271 ... ...
Jmaha" ,. 87 41 13
uluth J ... ...
: in
m4iv aei,t
tolnnel Welsh lr,UM
Will Dr Warmer
OMA Ft A. Jf- M
Temperature are ailghtl .iV'
morning in the lake region, -oUlhwestern
Nebraska and west to V mountains.
They are higher In all otr portion 1 of
the country, the rise be1 vry
throughout the aastern aouthern por
tion, but more decided th 'tr'11"
northwest. I.lght showed occurred tn th
southwest, and fail 1 a r5ln" "er
lieneral within the lai , twenty-four houta
In the upper MlsslssVP' ar"1 Ohio valleys
and lake nglOn, and on the south Atlantic
coast. .No preclplt'lon worthy of note
occurred In the Mi-"ouri valley or north
west "luce the preceding report. The Indi
cation are fdr fair and ciwi'fnlied warm
In tnis viclnliy tonight and frlday.
ficcord 0 temperature and precipitation,
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
m. ISM. WT. ISO.
Minimum temperature .... 72 61 63 67
Precipitation -00 .M T .00
Normal temperatiira for today, 78 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation alnca March
1, 1.67 Inchea. , , .
Deficiency crfespondlng period In 1308,
.18 Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1307,
5.2S Inches. ... U A. WELSlt
Local Forecaster.
f'ors aad Wheat tteajlon Bulletin;
For Omaha; Neb., for the ttentr-f"ur
hour ending- at 8 a. m., 7Sth meridian
time, Thursday, August M, lln:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. IUIn
Max. Mln. fall.
Stations.
Ashland, Neb
Auburn, Neb
Broken Pow, Neb
Columbus. Nb...
Culbertson, Neb..
Fatrbnry, Neh....
Fairmont. Neb.,.
Or. Island, Neb..
Hartlngton, Neb.
Hssttngs. Neb..;;
Holdrege, Neb...
Oakdale, Neb...
Omaha, Neh
Tkamah, Neb.
Alta, la ,..
Carroll. Ia....,,
K'lartndft, la...
Bibler, la..-
Sioux City, Ia.
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
in averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
9S
4
. 4
94
W
112
91
9
93
94
R9
90
94
99
M
90
72
m
6t
m
68
m
5
en
OS
fit
7S
7
7
(57
R7
M
70
.00
.on
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.09
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
I
?kr.
Clear
Pt. clottdf
Clar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ciear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Not Included
IICAGO tlttAiti AND I'hOVISIONS
laf are ot the Tradln and (laaln
Prlcea on B6rd it Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Improved dethdtld
for cash wheat offset the effect of wealt
cable and raifsed a firm close In the
wheat market her today. Corn and Bro-
. vlsiona clone weak and oata easy.
Derided weaknfcjw orevalled in the wheat
ynarket during th first part of the aes-
i-n. brtt later a r rmer tone deve oDd
Jvnd nearly all of the earlier loss waa re
trained. At the atart local trader sold
reely because of a surprising decline of
ltd to l;tf In t!ie price or wheat at Lly-
ipool, due, It waa claimed, to Increased
Iterlng from Russia, Improved weather
i-idtttona lit Bngiand and to favorable re-
1 is rrom the Canadian harvest fields.
time the market lacked any defl-
aupport and price lagged. Generally
weatner in th spring wheat coun-
on both sides of the International
Lary lln, temted to denres the mar
1 oward the- irrtdoie of the session,
it changed to bullishness, mainly
. of active buying by a leading
concera,- which bought ' freely
Ihe remainder of the day, Thl
I arted liberal covering by shorts.
jised an almost complete recovery
trlr losa. A hardening of cash
i miams nere ana report that 01-
Ironi farmer in Nebraska were
lrease were factors In bringing
lite demand. The market closed
th Beptember ' above yeater-
flgures The deferred months,
ere still a shade to below
,, close. ..;r
imeruua claim of crop dam-
, ranka, th corn market w aa
Ijhout the entire session. The
led weatt. with arlcea a shade
M're lower, compared with
quotations.
bearlshly affected by the
I f corn, although leading longs
buyers all day. The close
Llth prices a ehade to ftc lower.
were weak nearly all day.
1 close wer to 16o lower,
future ranged as follows:
Temp. Halri.
Ma. Mln. Inches.
M W .4!
(S .
90 SS .08
90 .40
92 ' 7 T
94 M 1
84 S8 t
92 m .00
94 ' 70 .28
Pnlata In Ten Days.
of the Cnlted States. .TT,ns4.2ia; subsidiary
!rer coin. JS K71 S.'.T; hdnm- coin. tl.9"2 414:
total balance In general fund. Ht.t'i.Sis?.
evr Vork Money Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. W.-VONFT-Ort call,
firm at 2',i2j per cent: ruling rate, !Vj lr
cent: clofir( bid, t1 per oent; offered at
:u per rent. Time loans, -extremely dull;
Hlxly rts. 2Vn.li per cent; ninety days,
per cent: six months, 4 per cent.
PHIMU MEHCANTILi; PA I'KK 4Vu
per cent.
PTERMXO EXCttANC'.F.-Weaker, with
actual business In bankers' bill at tt.KVW
-fj 4 W.JS lor a xty-rtay hills and st $4 s)w for
demand; commercial Mils, 84 .4'u4 85.
fll.VKR-Har. SIS'; Mextcsn dollars, 44a
HoNDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
The following ar the closing quotntlons
on stocks and bonds
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to a tittle Lower and
Slow.
HOGS SHOW TEN-CSrr DECLDfE
NEW TORK, Aug". 2t Another berlod Of
stress and storm was experienced oy ine
stock market today. On h.'avy liquidation,
prices reacted from 8 to over 7S points,
the greatest losses being again made by
the llarrlinan stocks and their affiliated
issues. I nlon Pacific sold Off to 19H, the
lowest price In exactly a month, while
Southern Pacific suffered- correspondingly.
Sentiment hsd become bearish over nightj
and the board soon had a fresh supply of
ammunition In the way of pessimistic
rumors concerning the condition ot Mr.
Harrlman. Another accumulation of selling
orders, together with the freedom with
which London Sold our securities ceiom
the opening, gave additional Impetus to
the movement when the market opened
here. As a matter of fact, a very large
part of th day business was tn 'Lnlon
p.oifir- hat stock, for all Practical pur
poses, dominating the situation throughout.
, ... u.a 4.,wn in 9m at the opening,
a great many stop los orders were am
lodged and many more account with im
paired margin were thrown over. Con
servative estimates of long sales of Union
Pacific, Since the beginning of the week,
varied from tftj.000 to L-00.TO0 irttares, or nn-
fifth to one-tjuarter or tne eimrr y ...
In that Issue; since Monday. To this may
safely be added ho less than n.ow """res
of "shorr- stock, leaving a. '
small margin to the credit or legitimate
operation. ... .
The history ot me nay otij
a In a serlea of declines. With an oc
casional rally, which seemed to P-no i '
energy at the first sign of another bear
attack. Frequent attempts w-ere made to
force Dnion J'aclflc Deiow e,
were unavailing until 'most the last hour,
when 100 shares came out at 1:19 and IVj0
shares at hk lower. These were aoon fol
lowed bv a block of 2.900 shares at ins"
United States Steel, which had relatively
been the strongest of the half score Issues
prominent In the recent rise, '''Tri
heavy pressure. From the low prloe the
list had another brier respite. "
another low level, union r ;!, u
at 198. a break of II point from the top
record trice of August It, l.st The , rest
of the list waa In more or less disorder.
General news of the day. bearing on the
tock market was distinctly 'arahle- .
The recent rain In the corn b t and
other crop nws In line with the en
conrglng report recently received were
of great benefit to that Item. There were
furfher indications of a plethora of money
In the west and southwest.
From leading Industrial center came ad-
ti" r,! aantydlN
the large -? ".rf.
Thl Nw York, now n,c.
V 9. rt. Is, rg.
Ae coupon
V S r(
de coupon
V. S. 4 r
do coupon
Allli-Cbal. I'M. ts. .
Am. Ar it .....
Am. T T. e.
Am. Tobacco 4s...
1o
.10" Int. MM. 4H
AO Int. M M. 14
I'd Wapiti 4 TVi
do 4m hi.
114K. C. n. lt .... JH
.'41 U Orb. 4a 1931..
.H U N. unl. 4a ?'
.10i4M.. K. T. 1st 4a..ltH
..1Mt ao . 4H
lSo., Pai ltlo 4 !.,
Receipt were:
Official Monday ....
'rflclal Tuesday
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday .
A Co. 4W. HJtr Y. v.
4-
A rtnour
Atrhltnn Ko
6a ct. 4n.
cv. ft
At. C. U lrt 4
Unl. uhlo 4a
n 4t
do 8 W. as
Prk. Tr. ev. 4s
(en. of Oa. ....
Ten. Leather 6a
C. ot N. J. I 6...
Chn. Ohio 4ia..,
do raf. aa
Chicaxo A A. t'4.
, U. Q. ). 4a...
o n. 4
v. M
R.
..111 S.. R. H. ot
M. 4ia. M
3Hi l4
4l
I! do lrt rat.
130. Rlllalar
St do ftn. 4i..
4 lnlon Pariflo
4Vta VHV. do ct. 4a...
io4) ao lat a rat. 4a
rvi V 8. Rubber la...
Ml t'. 8. Strti la Sa.
75(4 "Va.-Caro. them
.. 'Wabsah lat 5a lit
74 do 1st ex. 4a.
A. H Western aid. 4a
..... 741 went. Bleo. tr. ia...
ISO Wla. Central 4s
&
IS
44
KH
;0ndHUH.7ttord ro. Vti
ta operation for the fiscal year, witn
No. of
Central. Station.
Chicago. lit........ 36
Columbus, O.. 17
Des Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 1?
Kansas CltV, Mo., il
Ioulsvllle, Ky 18
Minneapolis, Minn. 29
Omaha, Neb 18
6t. Iouls, Mo.;...' 18
Warm weather continue throughout the
corn and wheat region. Fairly good rain
occurred .since the last report In- th east
ern and central portions and much lighter
rain In the western portion except the
Omaha district, where none occurred.
Is. A. WMLiHH.
Local Forccastter, Weather Bureau.
ficulty In
consumers
a1
a "reduction of 81.700.000 n Jrtln. ex
penses and a total net Mln o ovjr tt.W) -ono.
Return of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit company for the year ehowed a de
1 . ;.-flMM iri ni, srnlngs. DUt
crease or ""- ted , a net
economifn 111 " "
l"c.re"0le- h severe losses, and
laTtranTactlonH In the .p;.I.Uv. K
Total salts, par value, ,vn,vw,
8ls r".r;,anf ;j iv.amsT o.htat.on
k .,nnka today were as follows:
uii at Hl-h
do rol. a
do rM 4a
Cfilo. Ind. Sa. ...
"Colo. Mid. 4a.
C. a 8. r. aV .
V. H It ct. 4a.
l A R. O. 4a..
do ret. 5
nutlllem' ss ..
Erla p. I. 4a ....
do tan. 4a
1 do ct. 4a ear
do serlaa B...
Gen. Eleo. ct. Ii
111. Cn. lat ret.
Bid. Aakd.
Boston fltwek and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 26. Money, call loans ?tt
on per cent; lime loans, 3Vuj per cent
Closing quotations were:
Atchison adj. 4a T4 Amalgamated IK
do 4a J-1ii Arlaona Com 4S4
Atchlwirt R. R 11 Atlantic 10i
ao pin nun suite coalition X
Boaton g Albany t3: fa I. Ariiona 10
PoatoB ft Maine HIS Centennial iw
Boatsn f31evated K'HOopper Kna im
riicnourg pia iit libit wast I
N. T., N. It. H...Kvrrnklln t
tnlon Pacific lSSlaaranby Jfrj
Am. Arxa. Cham.... 4 Oraene ranaliea .... u
to pfd 103 Isle Rorala lea.
Am. Pneu. Tube iu Miclilaan aw
Jimer. suaar K,, aoitwx ai
...U lont. c. A C 0
...ia N ada t$H
... 3iuia Liominion ..
.. .1014 Oaeaola jj,
... 4 rarrot
. (Juiney
.1611 Shannon
. 144 Trinity
. 74 fnlted Copper ..
. 4)414 V. . Mining...
.14 t-'. . Oil
. 44 Itah
. SO Victoria
74 Winona:
1M
High. I Low. I Close. I tea j.
74i7H!4
e
17
WW
vrt
oVi'8'57,
94 4
Vist
tsVstl
17 87rkl
11 M"4j
1 87 v
11 bl",
W 87V.
II 70
17V
11 47 W
57
21 40
17 im
11 97H
II M
11 60
10 30
11 70
11 60
M
IWra
3VM'
(3 46
17 &1H
If 10
18 05
11 70
10 82V
m
85
,e aa follow -
iinter patents, 84-WJ
..40; spring patents
706.66, bakers. $3.38
Ixlng, BOB53c; fair to
southwestern. 81.87
l.4n. Timothy, 13.75.
pork, per bbl., ?J 40
ins., iiz.trji. Phort
nOU1L75. Hhort clear
creameries, zrfZ7;
1 celpts. 10.612 easesi at
d, 18c; flrata, 80c; prime
Il daisies, l5V16o; twins.
inerlcas, lac; Jong horns.
adr; Choled to fancy, 54
HIM '
dy: turkey. U;. chick
NRW tONK 41 K1F.lt At, MA UK FT
notations of the nay an Varleaa
lommodltlea.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 FLOnR-Tlecalpts,
9.7M bbTf " eirptirtz! - 6.1B0 - bbu.7" mat ker
easier, with a fair local trade; Minnesota
patents, $"..106.00; Minnesota bakjars, $5.1fi
5.50; old Winter patent, $5.S6tI'B 0; hew Win
ter stralgths, 8i.9tnffi.10; new wlrfter extras,
34.3014-75; winter low grades, ' I4.20d4.65;
Kansas straight. $4.7u5.00. Rye flour
steady; fair to good, $4.154.25; choice to
fancy, 84.8053 4". 40.
CUHNMhAJj Market stendy; fine white
and yellow, $l,60ru'1.66; coarse, $1,5031.56;
kiln dried, $3.76.
IttK Dull; No. 8 western, 76e, nominal,
f. O. b. New Tork.
WHEAT Receipts, 80,100 bu. ; exports,
900 bu. spot; market easv; No. red, $1 .06s,
elevator; No. 3 red, $1.09M, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.08, nominal, f. o.
b. afloat; No. 3 hard winter, ll.liafc, r. o. D.
afloat. After showing weakness all the
forenoon, In response to bearish foreign
news, wheat rallied quite sharply on Vigor
ous bull support, a feeling that the decline
had gone too tar and active covering or
rhorts In September at Chicago. Last price
were WfcC net lower; ieptemner cioseo at
OSi; December closed at Il.Z'i may
closed at $1.034.
cokn Keceipis. mi: export, s.tuu; spot
market steady; No. 8. 80Vio, nominal, eleva
tor, and 81c, delivered, nemlnsJ. old; NO.
2, ezike,-winter shipment, new. Option mar
ket was without traneactions, closing net
unchanged; September closed at 7uc; De
cember closed at 6o.
OATS Receipts. 350.100 bu.l spot market
weak; mixed oats; new, 40c, nominal; n at
tire 1 white, new, 88,4 Jc; clipped white, new,
- . . u - .
hak-viuiet; no..' a, itxywa; gooa to
choice. 6cij$L00.
HUP" iuii; state common to cnoice,
1904, 15iil9e; 1907, nominal; . Pacific . ooast,
1908, 1417; 1807, 11014O.
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, KiuiffZiV!; cen
tral America, 21c.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 13o.
PROVISIONS Heef, steady, family, $14 00
(jU4 60; mesa, $11.0041 11 60; beef hams. $34,009
28 00-, packet. 112 60-11:100; city extra India
mess. $ao.60tZl.Ov. cut meat rirm, pick
led bellies. $I2.50'13 W; pickled, hsms. i ;.no
18 06. Lard, easy) western, $11 8MI1I.86;
refined, strong; continent, $1i95; South
America, $13 60; compound, $7.rt7 87'4. Pork,
firm; tamiiy, ts.mmsx-w, stiori ciear, 11. w
684.50) mesa, $i3. 2628. 75.
TAIjIAJtv Bteauy ; cny tij per paoaage),
6 6-ltk:; country (package free), 5-16-'S
$1;t-1c.
RICE Quiet; domestic, IS'fWHc; Japan,
SHI-
BUTTER Steady: creamery, thirds to
firsts, 2.1'.i27Hc; western factory, HVg24o.
CHPlKf Htesdy; state, full cream, good
to Pflme, 13tjl4"4iC.
EGGS Irregular; western extra first,
841 '35 So.
PGULTRT Alive firm; chickens, lWso;
fowls. 17t;17Hc; turkeys, 14o; 1 reused dull
and ln-gular; western broilers, 143,0c;
fowl, itjliVrc.
'AW
ul8o.
ta W lhs KrtSe: CO to
to 110 lbs., lOS-iii-.
of wheat and flour were
. . Primary receipt were
ared with 783,000 bu. th
y a year ago.
pta for tomorrowi neai.
cars) oata, bm cars; nogs,
'idyl erea merles, 844128c;
' 1 receipts, i.ow case; at
laded, Imi firsts, ioi print
irong; daisies, 15Alc; young
c; long horns. lc.
i Weak; choloa to fancy, fclj
good, bv46a.
Steady! turkeys, 150 chlck
prlnaa 17VMil8c.
eady; 54 to pound weights,
o 85-pound weights. aUfilOc: 88
4 weight, 10H12a
a! General Market.
IS, Aug. 3. WHEAT Weak 1
3 red, cash, fl.ttiirlug: No. 1
l.MVt; Beptember, 1c; Deoem-
m; track. N 8 cash, exvic;
4'kbc; iwcemoer, Me; No. 3
4j- j.
n: track, No. I Cash. 864V64e:
3uc; December, 8Stc; No. 1
fnlnal. 72i?i73He.
mothr, ani60.
ic:AL-e3 8a
i 7c.
'tJaikat: tower. Re$: winter pa
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 86-WHEAT-Sep-tembvf,
Mc; December, SS'aic; May. 9Ho.
("aah: Nominally unchanged; No. 1 hurd,
97c", $1.02: No. 3 hard, 3e.i1.00; fio. i red,
$l.O4Jil.05; No. 8 red, $1.0051.08.
C'tiHN-September. 0io: lecember. r.2Tic:
May, .'. Cash: t'nchinged to S' lower;
NO. 8 mixed. t3.i3Hc; No. 8 mixed, enac;
No. 2 white. fe; No. 8 white. 4Vat&c.
OATS-Nonilnally unchanged: No. 2 white.
41WIXc; No. $ mixed. 874.890.
RYB-7t7 733.
HA Y 1'niihanaed to 60c hlaher: choice
tlmothv. Ill 00: choice nralrla. 7.7ri7ii 00:
choice alfalfa. $13 0o;,14 00.
is L n E K Creamery extra. I7p: f rata.
25c; second. 2.1c; packing stock, 1IV40.
EGGS Extra. l"c: first. 31c: second
and dirties, 13c; southern, lass off, 14c.
rtecelDta. Shlnments.
Wheat, bu 198.000 li.0)
Corn, bu IS 0O0 41.00
Oats, bu..... U.0U0 ' $,000
Kansas City option closed aa follow:
Allla-rhalroeraj pM
Amalxamated fopp'
American AgrlMilt"! ..
Am. Bet Sntar
Am. Can ptd
Am. C.
Am. Cettoa Oil.
Am. H. U pfd
Am. lea Becurttia...i...
American Llnaerd
American LocumotlTe ...
Am. 8. R
Am. 8. R- pM. .......
Am. Sugar Ratlning
Am. T. SB T
Am. Tebaaco ptd
American Woolen
Anaoonda alining Co.,..
Alchtaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coavat Una
Baltimore 4s Ohio
Bal. A Ohio fd
Bothlaham Bteel
Uruoklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian, faclllo
Ontrai latiir
Ceniral Laaiher ptd
Central of N. J
Oheaapaake aV Ohla
Chicago a Alton,
Chicago Oreat Woatora
(Dilcago N. W
C. M. t- f
C, IX, C. A Bt. L
Colorado F. A 1
Colorado A b
Colo. A 80. lat pfd
Colo. Jo. ta ptd
Cohsolldatod Oaa ,
Cfa Product
Delaware A Hudaon
UenTar A Rio Ui-anda..
U. A R. O. Pfd
MaHUara' Sacuriues ...
Brla
trie lat pld
Kris, 2d pfd
General Elect rid
Great Northern pd
Oreat Northern ptd etfa.
Illlnota central
Inlerborouih Mat
Int. Met. pfd
Intarnational Harteatar
Int. Marina pld...
International Paper ....
lutarnational. Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kanaas Olty io..
K. C. Bo. pfd...,
LooliTllle at H
Minn. A 8t. h.
M . HI. P, . - -
Mlaaouri Pacific
M., K. T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Blarull
Nattnna.1 Lead ....-
N. R. R. ot M. lat pfd.
New York Central
N. Y . O. W
Norfolk A W
North American i..
Northern Paclllo
Pacific Mall ............
PenneylTania
People Oaa
p., c, C. A Bt. Is
Preeead Steel Cat
Pullman Palace car
Railway Steal Spring....
Readlns
Repsblio Steel
Repnbll Steal pfd
Rock Island Ou
Rank leland Co. pfd
St. ia A S. F. 3d pld
Bt, Uwla S. W.
St. L. . W. pfd.....
Sloas-Bhafriald 8. a 1
southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Do. Railway pta
Tennaaee Ooopar
Toxas a pwcllle
T., St. U A W
T.. St. b. A W. pfd
Union Pacltia
I'nloa faclflo ptd
U, g. Realty
V. S. Rubber..,
V. . Steal
C. S. Steal pfd.
Huh Copper
VaCmro. thasjlcal
Wahaaft
Wabaeh pfd
Waatarn Maryland
Waetlhihouaa Klactrio ...
Western lnlon
W healing A Is. ...
Wlaconaln Ce rural
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Four davs this week. .29.802 Tv26 49.6JI
Same davs last week ... .22.64 81 r 49.508
Same days I weeks ago.. 17. 279 19.r.2 87. iM
Same flay 8 week ago.. 13.063 1!0X) 40.8im
ame davs 4 week aen..l5 136 22U7 19 6'4
ame day last year 22.S.B is,i( n.i
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha
ror th year to flat, compared witn last
year: ifxn. i08.
Cattle R97.ft8 5K4.6TJ
Hogs 1.688.SS 1.7;9.0i8
Sheep 838.818 900,137
The following t4ble shows
price of hogn at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
do sfd
Am. T. A T...
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
fom. I. A 8
Ktlleon Klec. I u.
General Blectrlc ..
Maes. Electne ....
do pfd
Mara, tile
I'ntied Fnilt
t nlted M
0 ofd
V. 8. Steel..
19
:
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10
64
14
44
do pfd 1MM Wolverine
AdTentura ,.. t
Allonei 414
London Stock Market
LONDON. Aug. 26. American securities
opened dull and from H tp 4 under yes
terday's New Tork closing! level. Later the
marsei oecame steady, and at noon the
general list ranged from '4 to 44 below
parity.
Liondon closing stock:
. M IjMllOTlll A N..
Mvtu.i K. A T
. UN. t. central....
. Norfolk A W....
10; do pfd
.107 Ontario a W....
.Ill Pannaylranla ....
.190 Band Mines
. X Readlns
11 Southern Ry
P. ..IS -(.-do bid
... 1 Southern Ptclflo.
...4!'lhlon Pacific...
... M 'do fd
... ST.. If! S. Steel
.1. t4'i-V pfd
... 41 ()Wbaah
... 134 (o ' pfd ,.
..IS, SpanJah ft., &
steady At 23 13-16d cer ni.
munky per cent.
1 h rate of discount; Iri the open market
for BhOrt bills Is lliflfl 7-18 . per centi for
tnree months- bills, lyiljl 8-16 per eent,
Bank of Knalahit gtatenient.
LONDON, Aug. 20 The weekly state
roent or the Hank ot .England shows th
following changes: Total reserve, Increased
wib.ow; circulation. Increased 419.000: but
lion, increased fS3tl92j other securities de-
mcaatu, rou.w; oiner, aeposits mcreaaed
creased, 439.000; public' deposit decreased
4.'i5.0uO; notes reserve, Increased, 321,000
government securities, unchanged. Th
proportion or the bank' reserve to llabi lit
this week Is 53.11 per cent; last Week It waa
per cent.
ccnaola, money....
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd....
Baltimore a Ohio..
Canadian Pacific...
fheaaueak A O...
Chicago O. W
Chi., Mil. A St.
lie Beer
KenTer A Rio O.
do nfd .-.
Erie
do lat pfd
dd 24 pfd
Grand Trunk....-..,
Illlnota Central....
SILVER Bar,
.AM
.. 41
. .14
3'. t
.:. m
.. 11
..
.. i
:::
..131
..o7
...107
... 17
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York Mlnlna Stark.
NEW YOK, Aug. 2. -Closing; quotations
were a ioiiowb
Alice 1....
Brunrwlck Con
i'am. Tunnel stock.. -do
bonda
Con. lal. a
Horn SIlTar
Iron surer .
Offered.
Va..
1M
, 1
, 4
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, 70
1M
Leadvlll Crm.
Little Chief ..
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Ylll Jacket
..US
..120
..109
.. 7
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Aug.- 26. META LS Th
tin market was firm today locally wit
spot, August and September closing
$.m87!41i' 80.55. The London market closed
easy with spot quoted at 188 6s and fu
ture at 139 6. Copper was quiet In th
local market; no sale of standard re
ported. Lake copper. $18 OOtnl J7U; elec
troiytic, $13.b7Vti'18.12V: casting. 818.62
14.57,. The London market was steady
with spot at 59 12s td and futures
f10 lis 3d. Lead was lower, but closed
steady at .34.38fc4.40, New York, and at
$4.22'n!i,4.30. East St. Louis. The London
market was unchanged at 12 8a Id. Spel
ter was ()ulet and unchanged at $f.70i(j5.80.
New Tork, and at $n.etu'6.70. East St.
Louis. The London market was unchanged
at 22 2s fid. The English Iron market
was steady at 60s lHd for Cleveland war
rants. Locally, unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3. METALS Lead,
market lower at $4.28. Spelter, market
quiet it m.smo. ft).
Moderate Hon of Both
lambs, While Valaea
Material Change Ii
Direction.
kheep and
her o
1 Any
calves... ivj
steers. ...1043
ccw s 1 1U
I enlves. . . 2n
fe-dfrs.. SC
co s (i7
feede-8..t!fl
10 feeders.. 8.0
HI kt-lf. r.... 810
I cow s 9 .2
$ cnlvi 8, .. 444
4 Cows ..
$ fri.lera.
It feed. rs.
19 te-t .
S2 feeder.
22 steet s. ..
25 c!res. .
28 Cows 1il
Net'raska.
. 610
, 84.1
.lif.'i
.
. 9:6
SOUTH OMAHA. Anlf. Vt. 190f.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
i7
8.6:40
8 ("at
6.300
18 11
16 IK
8.M2
7,5iiO
3 l
5 SO
4 00
I 70
4 03
3 40
3 W
3 06
6 W
HI COWS SiJl 1 IS
Jee Waddell.
8 COWS...., 956 IL1
Chilea Ham. Nehrka.
8 cow s 1013 $ 80 46 cos 8 9.19
Reed A B.. Nebraska.
S6 steers.. ..llta 4 90 11 Cos V,2
Is. O. Trumbull. Nebraska.
S t?ow 680 2 25 4 co 822
C. Pratt. Nehiask.
5 steer.... 7:4 3 &" 7 cows 1022
7 cows 788 t 50
J. W. Stsrkey. NebraskA.
4 cows 722 3 HO 17 s:ers.... P.S1
3. Tullas, Nebraska.
12 steers. ...104! 4 10 11 cows 957
Parmlea A 7s.. Nebraska.
A steers. ...1097 4 60 tl steers. ...1093
il steer ...ll 4 60
H. A. Dawson, Nebraska.
0 steers. ...1M0
11 steers. ...1158
M Steer. ...1139
80 steers. ...H8t
Inc. Dec.
$3.6S
180. 77S
81,818
the arerag
Date. I 19. lO$.19O7.!190.190B. 1904. 11903.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1..
17..
18-.
19..
20..
81..
22..
23..
84..
3S..
26..
1 U I T
7 6 44 I 74
7 73 1 $ 41
7 4.11 6 81 6 70
J 6? 87 6 62
7 44 6 89 5 63
18 32 5 55
7 62"4 8 66
7 611 32 6 67
7 70m 6 84
7 E9 6 83 B 77
8 89
I o
$ 93
a
6 03
6 to
6 91
6 82
t 8
4
5 SSI
6 M
6 021
I 981 6 31
4 W)i 6 17
8 10 I ii
6 13
IS
6 03i 6 V
6 85 ; 6 921 6 08 1
I 86 6 S2 8 04 8 tf
8 S9 8 89 8 13 8 45
111 s 11
I 6 all 6
Sunday.
Herein! and dlsnos tlnn of live Stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha, for
tne iwemy-iour noun enaing at a p. ni.
August 26:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. A St. P
vvabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. ft N. W., west ..
C. A N. W., east....
C, St. P., M. & O..
B. ft Q., east....
C., B. ft Q . West...
C
Illinois Central
C. G. W
R. 1. ft P.. east.
R. I. ft P., west.
4
$5
26
IS
Total receipt
....116
8
4
8
14
81
3
8
8
20
1
'i
1
94
21
81
DISPOSITION.
CAttli.
OmahA Packing Co...
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour .Oo....
Cudahy, from K C...
st. Lbuls Independeht.
rom St. Joe....
Benton, Vansant ft L..
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston ft Co............
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Mtilla,
L. F. Hu
McCreary & Carey
8. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hegarty ,
Sullivan Bros ,..
Lehmer Bros
T. J. Inghram
Smith ft Paulsen
ChrlStjf ft Smith....,..,
Other buyer
Gf2
. 974
.i,i9
. 610
8
: .a
'. 'Ok
, 13
. 193
. 96
3
70
18
4fl
168
31
43
23
1
8
47
7
663
Hogs. Sheep
1,1138
1.481
1.985
1.040
606
1
"2O6
4,07
8.883
AS
very
Total 8,452 7,249
make a good concession, therefore
rule they took off without waiting
long. 1 hus the market was reasonabl
active, although lOo lower. A considerable
proportion of the hoars chanered hands at
$7.50(77.70. Wlth the best hogs selling on up
as dign as li.so.
No.,
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...374
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cows S0
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Seders.. $So
1J Cslrea... 2 2
10 heifers... 5U
3 cl es. . . I :
I ste-rv... 920
18 steers. l"s
3 hull" 1IH
$ steers.. ..tlso 4 65
8 steer. ...116 4 66
t steers. ...lllQ 4 6b
3 teers....il54) 4 66
1
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i 75
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4 50
4 83
4 65
4 66
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8 00
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4 85
1 68
1161 4 86
L. Rotilhett. Nebraska.
28 cow... 781 3 24) 29 cows 8S7
R. R. Oreenland. Nebraska.
It feeders.. 860 8 80 Scow 888
1 bull 470 3 ) 4 cow 827
19 feeder.. 920 8 08
Heine ft Bkeheloh Neb.
41 COW 925 3 W 29 cow 963
cons 9is 8 60 81 cows Sea
3 cows 946 8 (a?
R. M. Fsddis, Nebraska.
8 steers.. ..10M) 4 86 41 steers. ...1175
43 steers.. .11.10 4 16 44 Steers. ...1170
T. W. Matthews. Wyoming.
It Steers.. ..1328 4 95 Scow 620 8 75
8 Steer... .1184 4 96 7 steers. ...11S5 4 96
Stowi 916 8 76 8 steers... .1186 46
3 steer . ..1186 4 95
A. P. Hanson, Wyoming.
9 Steers... .113 4 to t cows 98$
C. v. Mason, Wyoming.
8 steers.. ..1223 4 96
H. W. Whltcomb. Wyoming.
6 steers.. ..1104 4 96 8 cows 1000
7 steer. ...1171 4 96
F. II. Hesse, Wyoming.
26 steers. ...1254 6 W
S. J. Orlmell. Wyoming,.
9 feeders.. 1098 4 60 17 feeders. 10l0
U. Kecllne ft Son, Wyoming.
88 steers.. ..1203 6 00 12 Steer. ...1288
71 steers.. .1289 6 16 10 steers. ...1190
Brock ft Co., W yoming.
8 90 8 cows 1181
8 09 19 cows 846
i 09 18 calves.... 296
6 60 26 Cow 9hH
Cattle Co., Wyoming
4 50 80 cows..... Sn8
Soper Cattle Co., Wyoming.
teet-S..llSS 4 80 81 Steer. ... 951
Bernard Beer. Wyoming.
23 Steer.. ..1115 4 70 86 feeder. .1102
W yoming Live Stock Co., yoming.
09a 4 70 90 feeder.. 1(40 4 68
J B., Qreub Wyo.
9J3 a 70 1 feeder... 600
C. Wysong, Wyoming.
913 8 SS ( calve.... 192
T' I 86 7 cow 823
891 2 85 10 heifers... 617
C. H. CaSh. Wyoming.
8 cow 1103 3 90 4 steer.... 845
22 cow 1043 3 75 26 cow 982
3 cow 1030 3 86 . . ,
Spear Broa., Wyoming.
13 cows 980
6 cow 852
9 Cow 918
10 calves.... 168
Diamond
26 feeders.. 9f2
13 Steer.
16 feeder.
J
16 cows
31 steers.,.
cows.
t 75
8 6J
4 90
26
4 20
8 76
t no
4 76
8 86
8 65
4 25
4 30
or s little over hfilf of th.i recc,;, this
wer, tiers- feeders.
The tMitlei tor ell classes of stock ha
been reason Wy bt-osd Mil week. lley
receipts on Monday caused a little ater
feeling In the t it slit-. i hi anolt Of the
trade, hut g.nvl hnnily w eliiht quotation
stiffeted little, 'f any. Same rtl-crlmln-
tlon was shown common and noarse grade
at the opening of the week anil the market
naluially was a trine siow. t urreni rricrs
on fat sheen, however, sre not nislerlallf
different from Inst week's clos.
Choice fat letnhs have not been In liberal
supply by sny means: lit fct. thei have
not hcen enough gnol fat lambS itttong
supplies to satisfy the demann. A Itood,
healthy tone has featured the trad
throughout and values ate fcbout llt254
higher than last Friday.
Peedct- trade hS8 beeh In SatlSfaclr-tf fr-fl-dltlch
for the past Couple of weeka. Buy
ers hnre been plentiful a ever this wesi
anil competition on desirable offetlng
splrltcil l.amhs estaMstied a record pHc
for ihe ason on Tuesday at 4$ Tnfl'J
values are Just Shout strong; a thrhparM
with lst weeks tlose. Dry Westhsf
seems hot to have dulleti thS Inrlnltf fnf
thin stock and If few showers SrM tS
celred in the dry sections dnrlnfi the rltt
week or ten dsys the tolum of the) fSedet
demand will be almost unlimited. A it
Is. salesmen have been enable to fill all
of their Order. .
Quotations on fat sheep and lamb: Joel
to choice lamb. t7.15U;.6: fair If) good
lumbs, $ii.7f.u7.1S; good to chrilre teartlngSi
16 00'j..35; fair to good yearlings. V4.r.-V.0
giMid to choice wethers, $4 $vif4 ; s'T.
good nethera, $4t8i4.40, fair to good ewea,
$365(&4.00. .
Quotation on f?der ItOHk: falf to criejlci
Inmbj. $P.7;.ttHS0; fair to chotc yeArlln;,
$4.6K!i5.30; fair to choir wether, $3 BOtfl SS.
r.epresentatlv sales:
No. A.
wethars, feeders.. Jtlfl
WetherSi feeder., lot
wethers, feeder., tot
ewes, cull 94
eWes 98
yearlings, culls..., 70
yearlings, feeder. 70
6m9 Wyoming yeatlliig. feeder. 74
431 Wyoming wether lot
888 Wyoming wethers, feeder., 89
68 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 78
671 Montana nether Ill
2117 Idaho lambs, feeder ..; ; f7
275 Idaho yearlings, feeder 78
4a Idaho yearlings, W ether, cull
44 Idaho ewea, feeders lit
273 Utah lamba 6
117 Utah lambs II
839 Utah lamba
165 Utah lambs, culls ...
110 I tah lambs, feeder
164 Utah ewes, feeders .
.17 Wyoming yearlings
292 Wyoming lambs ....
40. Wyrtmlnit lambs 61
315 Wyoming lamhs, feeders .... 64
357 Wyoming yearlings
1 60
3 75
t 55
3 20
4 ti
8 90
7t Steers.. ..11
9t Steert, ,..1172
4 90
4 80
28 cows 9:40 8 00
6 ateer..,.1320 I 60
107 Steors.
33 eows..,
11 steers.
.1114
, 9T7
.1200
4 90
3 90
4 75
H. L, and A. C. Ham, South Dakota.
77 cows 974 3 86 18 cow. .. ., 971 8 00
George McFarland, south Dakota.
30 feeders.. 1018 4
8 feeder.. 1013 8 75
16 COW...,, 928 I 86
Jack Whipple,
6 cow 816 8 86
8 cows..... S46 8 38
8 feeder.. 1100 4 ft
24 feeders.. 908 4 10
4 calves.... 177
8 feeder.. 6T0
88 cows..... Ill
South Dakota.
6 heifer... 484
84 cows. ... . si6
It steers. 1. .1060
29 heifers,.. 677
6 76
8 78
8 86
4 12
8 90
3 10
381 Wyoming
li3 Wyoming
31 Wyoming
23 yoming
155 Wyoming
X2 w yoming
200 Wyoming
..ft
t 88
88
Ji1
3 90
i
4 18
I to
4 30
is
84
JS
4 60
s
91 8 30
CHICAGO 1.1 VH atUCR M ARRET
Cattle Weak Hog Ten Id TttH.lt
Cent l.OTaer heeg Firm,
CHICAGO, Aug. 36. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head; market Weak; Steers, $5.aotB7.0:
rows, $8.6tHf1635 heifers. $3.BXf4.O0 bull.
$3.0ofii4 Nf; cslvcs, $3 00'u.00 atocker and
feeders, $3.76(38.15.
nous Receipts, estimated at n.oun pean:
market, lOf(20o loWeri choice heavy, 88 osf
g 15: butchers, $8.01.l9.10i light mixed, $7 SO-i
180; choice light, I7.86.n8 08; packing, 7 (f
7.70, pigs. $6.00tji7.W: bulk of sales, tf.7d
8.05.
SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, esti
mated at 17.000 head; market firm; sheep,
$4 001i6.00; lamba, $6.26fl7.7t; yearlings, $6.00
it 5. 60.
$76
3 80
U4 a-F.
II feeders. . 96 t 15
16 cow 923 1 63
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Quotations furnished By Samuel Burna,
Jr., 81 rew xora tiio uunuins,
Article.
Opn. I High. I Low. Cles.
Wheat I I I
September ... 90 HT
December ... Rti 89!
May 931 9141
Corn
September ... 60 61
December ... S'.'S 6i"4
May 661 86
' 8x 8D'(A
I ' 3 934
60 04H
6-'H 82B
64 66 a
A asked. B bid.
Hfllwaakea Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 14, WHEAT No. 1
northern, $1 04,11 06; No. t northern, $1.03;
December. 4-44ci, bid. .
OATS 87VkC
BAKLET Sample, 4kS7o.
reorla Market.
PEORIA, 111.. Aug. 5.-CORN-Lnwr!
No. 8 yellow, n-u'0c; No. 1, Sc; No. t
mp- tin a ukc
OATH Lower; No. 8 white, 86c; No. t
while, lniiSc; o. "hit, SbViO.
Omaha.
Bid Alke.1
Armour A Co. 4a IM W '
Cudahy Paoaing 1)0.... M Ww
l'.lmbui. Neb . B. L. aa lk 5
Omaha Firs Bnglna 4a, 1M 10"
naahi genewala. 4. 194 lo
Int. Cos. Oa.. Karaaa City 1 '
Ktnaaa City Ry. aa, 11 .. M
kanaaa City Ry.. pf 1 S3
Neb. Tel. Stack W VO
Omalia Oaa 6a. nil M
Omaha . L. A P. ta, IM M 100
Omaha g. I A P. ptd '
Omaha A C. U. St. Ry. ta. 114.. i 10 lid
Oenaha A O. B. SI. Ry. a a. in M ke
Omaha 4 C. B. St. Ry pfd M 4 '1414,
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. earn 44 1
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B pld 4 M M14
Omaha Water Oo. Is ltA 4 M
Swift tea H, 11 1"1 1'"
So. Omaha Sawar 4a, lie IOV14 loi
Biout City Stock Tarda ptd 4 0
Sioux City Stock Yard aoax , M M
Lnlon stock tarda, uoaaba, aa-div.. r
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26 The Cotton market
opened steady at an advance of &3 points
in response to better cable than expected,
but eased off to about the cloalnar lln.r..
of yesterday right afterward under reporta
uinicainig mat crop conditions had been
maintained In GeorKla and Alabama during
the month. Trading was very quiet and
luctuatlons during Ihe middle of the morn
ing were narrow, with prices holding about
unchanged to I point lower.
ST. LOUIS), Aug. 2fi.-COTTON-Market
unchanged; middling. 12c; soles, none; re
ceipts, 86 bales; shipments, 106 balea; stock.
11,533 balea.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. M.-SUCIAR-Raw
nrm; fair refining. 3.61c; centrifugal. 94
test, t.nc; molasses sugar, 88fic; refined,
steady; No. 8. 5.55c; Nu. 7. 4. Wo; No. 8,
4.45c; No. 9. 4 40c; No. 10. 4 36c; No. 11, 4 30ei;
No. 12. 4.26c; No. 13. 4 20c; NO. 14, 4.20n;
coniectionerar a, e.no: mould A. 5k'
cut loaf. 6V.c; crushed. 6.76e; powdered,
i.i;c; granulated, n.uoc; cubes. 6 8O0.
si. i,r-rh, vjuiei; rxew Orleans, open
seme, gooa to cnoice, jf'942C.
Treasnry gtyteuaeat.
WASHINGTON. Aug. to The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows: Trust funds:
Hold coin. $.57.3 ; silver dollars. It;,.
442.000; silver dollars of 19U. $4.U4.0uO. Oeru
era! fund: Standard silver dollars In gen
eral fund, $4 ?,9l, ourrent lialillillea, Vi.
SH0.S71; working balance In treasury offices,
$29,af4,t06; In batiks to credit wf Uoaaurcr
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. M.-COFFEE-Fu
tures closed steady, net 6 points lower on
March, but generally unchanged tn 10
olnt higher. Salca wer reported of 47.75)
g August at 6.80c; September,
her. 6.30o; March. 5 4oc: Mav.
5 46c, July, 6 4.V(f6 50c. Spot market, uulet:
No. 7 Rio, 7hc; Santos, No. 4, 8'4e. Mild
market, quiet; Cordova, 8irl2o.
: point higher, c
,u" hags, Including
8.3ii 8 .4tc; Octob
ft. Joseph Live Stock Slarket.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.OU0 head; market steady; steers,
$4 Ma7.ou; cows and heifers, $ijti.0O;
l-aivrs. $3.0ut7.76.
HOiiS iltKelpts 4.600 head: market M
10c lower; top, $7.90, bulk of salca, $7.70
fe7 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head; market steady; lambs, $4 CWtf7 60.
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SHEEP Recelnts were moderate again
today and consisted of both feeder and
CATTLE Recelpta of cattle thl morning
numbered 117 car, making the total for
the four day this week ia.JOi head, which
very much larger than for any prevloua
week And hearly 7.000 head larger than fur
the same day last year.
The market on beef steer did not show
any very material change, price generally
looking about steady with yesterday. On
the other hand It must be remembered
that beef steers outside of the few of the
choicest cornfed are 80330a lower than last
week.
Buyers of cow and heifer did not seem
to be in need of fresh supplies and henoe
were not very active buyers ot the re
ceipts in sight. Thus the market was slow
to loo lower than yesterday or VKbYie lower
than last week. This decline, however,
was mora noticeable on the In-between
kinds, the choice cornfeds and the common
cuimera showing little decline.
The best weighty feeder were about
steady today and they have not shown
very much chang a compared with a
week ago. Oh the Other hand light feeder
were almost unsaleable today and they
are safely 26540c lower than last week.
Quotations on cattle: Uood to cliol'
cornfed steers. $7.0047.60; fair to good corn
fed steers, in 4ou7.00; common to fair corn-
tea steers, fo Wub.40; good to choice range
streis, .',.uwyo .on; rair to good range steers,
$4 602s50o; common to fair range steers,
$3 764.50; good to choice cowa and helfeta,
$3 90-15 00; fair to good cow and heifer,
Lt (Man 8 1' common to fialr noma e n,1 keif,.
$1.76u3.O0: g.nd to choice docker and!
feeders, $4 .On'if, 1.,; fair lo good atocker and
feeders, $3504.00; common to fair stock-
era and reeders, iUW;3dO; stock helfnra,
$27Nu3 50; veal calves, $160u.60j bulla,
Dims, siags, etc, i It.ij4.wi.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
N. At. Fr. Na.
1241 1 26
COWS.
60 0 f7 77 I 06
tot 3 16 4 Ml 8 10
C tul 1 76
HEIFERS.
51 3 70 t to I 3
M 47a I is) a lit
BULLS.
1 130 10
CALVES.
1 10 I 0 4 37 4 M
1 Ii 3 W 1 (.14 II
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
It I ' I 71 174
II 70 I 4 4 1061 4 10
WESTtHNS-M 1HIAXKA
Frank Jackson. South Dakota.
26 feeders.. 1043 4 34 88 feeder 871
13 teers.. 1.1090 4 50 t , , ,
F. R. Hewlett, South Dakota.
15 cows $84 $ tfl 3 cow. ,...1017
9 cow 729 3 to
Frank MoFarland, Soitfrl Dakota.
6 feeders.. 1041 4 60 7 cow 908 1 88
20 COW 857 8 86
R. Madlsen, Fotith pakOtA.
8 Steer.,. .1080 4 10 10 feeders.. 964 I 88
4 COWS 948 1 60
COLORADO.
7 calves... 400 I 40
11 feeder.. 863 8 40
13 calves.., 385 4 80
HOGS Receipt of hog were fairly lib
eral thl morning, ninety-three ear being
reported In. The market wa generally
10a lower than yesterday, due to the sharp
break at eastern point. Under existing
condition It wa very apparent right from
the outset that sellers would be foroed te
kllltrs, about evenly divided.
Today's general market was In many re
spect a repetition of yetrday' market
so far as prices were concerned, P'n
sheep opened with a fair degree of activ
ity and commanded prices that were gen
erally steady all around. There wfes noth
ing estra prime in killer or) sal with
which to test extreme top, Some ot the
best wethers here registering at 84.50.
Offerings In fat lamb totaled a' tew
double decks. The demand was brisk and
everything sold in good season at firm
prices. A string 4f young killers, the
same kind that sold at $7.86 yesterday,
broMght the same today.
Feeder sheep and lamb continued td
meet with an active Inquiry and broad de
mand. There was little change In price
and thin strck I quotkbly steady with
yesterday, Feeder lamb realised $1 86 and
thin yearling were weighed up at $3.26.
Receipt thus far thla week are approx
imately 49,000 head, as compared with a
similar number for the first four daya of
last week aund almoat 53.000 head for the
same period last year. About 30,000 head,
Kanaaa City Live Stock MarkM.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 88 -OA TTI, M Re
ceipts. 11.000 head, Including 8,(810 head
southerns; market steady; choice export
and dressed beef ateers, 86.60dj7.80: fair to
good. 84.36tf8.40; western stems, M.irv&4.85;
stockers and feeders, $3.6tWt8 60: Southern
steers, $3.75dj4 40; southern bow, t2.8f'J 4 01);
native cows, 12 265 00; native heifer, 83.09
ti'6.26; bulls, $2.764i'3.40; calve, $3 60flS .
HOUS Receipts. 8,5a) head) market 10)
leweri top. 17.871 bulk Of Bales, $7 667.fB:
Jieavy, $7.76(&7.86 packer and butchers,
7.C6H7.87V; Hftht. $7.60417.86; pig, 6.0i7.$..
riMEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 8.000
head; market alow: steady; Titan lamb.
$7.60; lambs. $6.75a7.50; yearlllngs, t4-6Crfl 26;
wethers, $4.4ftf'.'.00; ewes, $4-0Oif4.76i atook
er and feeder, $8.851T8.26.
St. Lonla Live Slock MakrUet,
PT. LOTJIB. Ati. M. CATTLrS Rcipti.
8.600 head, Including 8.600 TexanSi market
lower: native shipping and export steers,
$6 607.46; dressed beef and butcher teer,
$6.fVfj6.80; steer under 1.000 lbs , $4.1817. 40;
stockers and feeder, $8.00074 60: coWs and
heifer, $3.26114 60; eanners, 1100-1,36; bulls,
$.7.00?r4.60; caives, $6 KWI8.O0; TSxaS Arid In
dlan steers, $3.6034.00i cow and heifer.
$8.4004.86.
HOGS Receipt. 8.100 head: market
lower pig and lights. $ On-ifl 00) backers,
$7.76t37.90; butchers and best heavy, I7.8647
8.12.
SHEEP AND LAMR-Roelpts, ,000
head; market stesdyj native muttons, 13 80
(4 50; lambs, $8.00iQ7.r0: Bulls and bucks,'
$2.60f4.60; Stockers, $1 OOTJ'8.75.
Rloa City Live Stack MaFket.
BIOtTX CITY. Ia., Au. t8.-(SbecHat t1
egra m. ) CATTLE Receipt, tOOO headi
mat ket. steady to weak; teevs. $4 0tW.60i
cow, 30Afr4 00; feeder, tS.753t.ldi year
llng.i, $3.00ff4.00.
HOGS Receipt, l.OfJO head; market,
ateadyi range of price, 7.407.8d bulk of
sales, t7.46ifJ7.60. .
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers tnd Dealers
OBATJr. St rTT glOWS. arTOOKm,
Oaiaba Offloet BIO ft, T. tUe Sld$f.
ttell XeUpboae, Ccnglae (al. e-..
lAAeteadent, A-tlBl ae A-tHSB,
01 ana Largest Bovse la tvatta
At. FT.
Stork la Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western market yesterday were:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.6ou ( 4.41 7,(,oj
Sioux City 1 Ova) I 01 ) ... .
Kt. Joseph 3.0U0 4.5VO 4.000
St. Louis .) 4 100 3 000
Kansas City Il eal 4 too ox,
tilcago 7.0U) 17.S3 17,000
Total &J.1U0 41,400 83,000
26 feedsre..loj
12 cows
17 cows
7 calves..
( feeders.
4 calves. .
8 haifera.
6 cow
8 feeders.
38 cows...
9 fe. der.
4 helfera... 80-".
3 heifer... 8X3
14 h lCei.... S15
14 COWS K
U CO. M
f.'l
701
, 12i
K
. 198
, 7(17
940
9!4
M16
W3
4 50
2 85
3 10
5 00
8
6 00
t IV)
t 50
3 Ho
3 90
4 10
1 75
3 00
t o
2 3U
3 0
28 feeders.
feeders.
17 feelers.
14 cows ...
10 calvaa. ..
18 cows. ..
16 feeders.
8 cows....
16 steers ..
24 feeder
6 cowa...
3 cowa...
1 cows
880
5411
840
887
845
8,S
78
873
907
814
..1038
.. 748
eV-,7
? steer.... 915
27 Steers.. ..10T.8
heifer... iltf
8 88
3 to
3 43
3 80
3 M
1 86
3 n
1 90
4 10
8 6A
3 14
8 00
1 60
4 00
4 86
8 30
Special Land
E
CURS
Seekers
ion s
To Upton, Wyoming, September 7th.
To Newcastle, Wyoming, September 21st.
To Moorcroft, Wyoming, October Otli.
To Gillette, Wyoming, October 19th.
Leave Omaha, 4:10 P. M.j Lincoln, 6:15 P. M.j visit
the Government experimental farm near Newcastle next
morning.
I will perBonnlly conduct the above land aeekera ex
cursions to assist prospective settlers in finding good '
320 ACRE FREE HOMESTEADS
The
Mondell Homestead Law, passed at the lat ies-
sion of Congress, makes provisions for .320 acre
homesteads) in certain localities, instead of the usual
1G0 acre tracts. The requirements of the law are
practically the same regarding residence, improve
ment and cultivation. These lands are going fast;
if you want a homestead close to the railroad, you
should act now.
Crops and Rain Fall. Visitors to the Omaha Oora Show
will remember the magnificent display of fArm
products from Weston County, Wyoming, grown on
exactly the same kind of soil that can now bo taken in
320 acre homesteads. The Mondell Act applies to
lands that receivo from 18 to 21 inches of rainfall an
nually and you only need to seo the crops grown by
the farmers already located there, to be convinced.
These homesteads can be taken along the Burling
ton's new line now building in Wyoming.
Out New Folder Free. Write today for our new folder
with large map, telling all about these lands.
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Iatnd reeekora' Information linrran.
10O4 Favrrutm Bt., Omaha, Neb.
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