TIT?: BEK: OMAHA. TUKKDAY, AU0UST .11. 190
GRAIN AND PMDUCE MARKET
Wrifat Continue! to Decline nd C&ih
Value Slump.
OFFIBIXGS FOR THE SAY DRAG
Halite Arwi I ' I l
In Ikrrt 4a I'rrsenl frostier!
- tn Ad Tun it or (In
frlces.
OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. I W
V'.. M-.-tn vuntiaues to decline and 1 ' 1 1. r
.minx i registered tn casu values. Ne
is 111 king, but the light demand arid
r receipts' make Ilia offerings d.at.
'iradi-it ruuld not find any bullish news,
Kr Wa there anything In the pieseiit
n nloik lu advance nr sustain prices.
urn' wan easy and price declined on
u-.Hf selling hy tarce rash Interests. It
.) lijr geiicial belief nf the moment tliat an
s.iiasU' r-rfir trill tnatuie, regardless of
.rt.',iaa reported.
t.nisl kit ' decidedly rak under free
i.U.i.g. Heavy letelrua and poor demand
tjed fill titer slump, and ax the spring
..'eat 'rrt .vemcrit increases, buyers are u.-
,ni.H more backward In taking the lai'Ke
inuring tilth are being prtsacd upon tup
i. MrKet. -
c.ili V.a"k and sold lower on Ihe
' x ilnM In hat. Caen imuiu tan.; free
. I.I url there ivai Mow demand for
4.1 f: gdo., - ylrti the exception of vellnw.
ilu'ii held fairly firm. lt-ceipts are Im
1 i o 1 1 i K and further decline are proiii.ble.
i".mnrv wheat receipts were 1.4.M.UI") bu.
. ;t.l . Iiiprnenis a-ere 81 . bu.. aemmst i
i p s i.st var of LiWi.OuO bu. and uh.p
i ?it Tr t,U.KD bu: -inini.iy
ruin ric-lpta ere flOR.ofiO bu. end
1 1 1. 1 ti a Mere Svi.CniO bu., against r.celptj
..ft ' t-.'r -uf St.flu bH. and shipment of
. on bu. . .
il iiiaiu-'o evcte none of corn, none or
..i A ai d wheat and flour eoual to 31.0 0 bu.
t-lv puol clewed IHtfciiiVtd lower on wnaat
"tuVv lower on corn,
w.ut ana ol uoUod.
(. tlclea..rioso. High. Low. I Clear. Hat ,y.
. hi it. -I , I I I
t...l
Dec.'-,!
i.
sept.;.:
i '. ...
s. pi. ;
i
- , Uuiafra Caaa Price.
UHWATN. I hard. Mii'-Wc; No. 1 hard,
tv.lini; AO. 4 hard, hnMM.io; .-io. i spring,
y...e.c; lui glade, bOUttA1'-
(.UhA'-Ni). t, uio; Nov . tfy)io; No. 4,
tiii.o, ..o. - yeJiuw, rt.V,l'c; No. I yet
I.. . i. .i). J jiiiite, ".c; No.- white,
u.w r."'V. ' inlxtrt,' J."i'tJ.t".He: No. 3 S'el-
I , . . . j wi.t.. 3Tvt,o; No. 4
. . w ,;,.i...ld.
No. II. ti4,tMl5c.
.. mil t.e fii'l
, . i. UhH.
" - -j
- " , vv -"
i..
Uti4...i,t 0 ... ' "
I lL.4t.t: I... t t AMI I'Ktl VthllliNa
Kratnee vl .tke IrKIng ! CloaluK
Vrloe un Hoard of Trade.
CHICACXJ, Ain,. j.,r-irk cables und
tnjneiMiinr ' ini
Vhcl Ill'llHi
iiurin Artt. ..,.
x. ntat ludi. .. -toi.it.
td ,..!' . .
t Ul II . Mil i.
iauiy i.tabj,
ilia ..... t'J.i weak all day, ow
ing tu kvtii.u. un. a on bearish
linwa -uf v.vnoi. . .T. .jiLiu.i, chief among
,nlon . wma oii....i.u a. I me leading
Kuropean mam. iiuiuaing Lilverpooi,
where piice htn. un iiiU to ld. The
tirkliaMi ot t n u.i e.nu inarketa nave I lie
tnaraet her a vittt utarl, from which only
alight recevery uhh, made early In the
elevator; No. I red. (I f o. b . afloat.
No. 1 ri.Tilv-i n, Huluth. $1 '. f. o b..
afloat; No. 1 hard, winter, fl 0" "4. f. o. b .
afloat. Hear did about a they pleaeed
with the wheat market here, for the nwa
was all on way. Including; big receipt,
weak cables, fine northwestern weatner
and crop advloti and a poor export de
mnnd. I'rlrea broke over le per buehei and
only rallied near the clone on a little room
coveripg. Iet prlcee w-re Tlllc net lower.
HeptetulM r. II. doped. $1 "f-S; Iecem
b.r, clnlHd. tl.Dlt.; May, oloecd. II. WS,
j t'O'K.V Hereipta, 6 boil hu.; epot market
eay: .No. I old. TJc, nominal, and ic,
noitiiiial. delivered; pew No. 2. 62c, X. o.
b.. nfli.nl. winter elliment. Option market
wbp without traneactlona. doping Pt un-cliang-d.
Sofit ember cloaed, i4u; lJecem
ber. cinsrd. toVc
OATH - llerelpia, 104 00 bu. ; apot market
Unlet , mixed oate. c. nominal; natural
white. a-SMc: cllped white, 41Sri7c.
I IIA Y SieaUy ; No. S, 7b'aCi good to
I choir. , tL':0c.
UofS-vulet; mate, common to choice,
l!n. l.Mtlitc; 1907, nominal; l'aciflo coaat,
i:ei. 14.J17; 1U7. lltiUc.
M1HKS Quiet; Hogota. ff31c; Central
America, 21c.
l.KATHEH-Steady; acid. 3Sno.
I'ltOVlSlON'! Beef ateady; family, 14 o5
ftl4.iu. tneK. til vjuii bu. beef name, $24 Ow-J
WO); paoket. til '-Arts IS Ou; city extra India
I mes. t20..Vyal!l."0. Cut meeta firm, pick
led beilllea, $!2.7nS.(W; pickled hama. 112 00
4M2.M. lird. firm; weatern, 11250212 60;
reTined ateadv; continent, 112 ..; rluuth
AinrrlrH. 113 SO; compound, 7.SiijT.i"4. Pork
I firm; family. .2 " Si SO; abort clear, IU1.00
".2;.jii; niessi. $j2,iriia.
T A 1.1 v Kii in, city, B -10c; country,
D :.-u; f s l'-ir.c.
I:li K Steady; domeallc, 2tf4''c; Japan,,
Mi He.
jtl'TTKfl firmer; rreamery apeclal. 23S4
tiSc; rreamery exlraa, 2nr; . western fao
t i x. W'ji'-o; weatern Imitation crtamery,
2:ic.
t UKIOr'K l'npetlled; atate. full cream
spiclalp, l.'i'tJl'Se.
liiKIS- Irregular; wesiern extra, firata,
ZVn l!Kc; W i'Kiern flmte, ?l'g23c; weatern aec
onda. 20'n2lc.
FOt" lTRY Alive, firm: western chlck
ene. IhJillic: fowla. IT'jn'c; turkeya, 14c.
IreRP.cd. alendy; weetern lirollers, 1KJ2UC;
fuwlH, liSjl7Ho.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
.. hiub.ldlary ellver coin, $25 404 130. Minor
coin, tl M5 2.'.4. Total balance in general
fund.- t:.4O2.0fl.
Market OeU Orer Its Fright Canted
by Harriman'i Condition.
TJ5I0N PACinC LEADS ADVANCE
Fin tire I. let Rlaea and A mother Rail?
t'oaaea at C'loae on Aoaearaiare
of Ktatetaent Dictated ar
Mr. Ilarrlnsaa.
.91'., 81'il 90'al VK1
W'H Mill fer: M'a
. , ". I I
fcV MH4! M4 S'.i4
.. :yv! " V 5'4
t ... '.! Wi: 8S'
iMuvemeiu of new
n..iiK'Uiaily In the
,. u.cnuea In the
iiial (Uoiatloiln
. it to K(tvc.
id provialona
.4'.:-' '
Auburn. Neb .
broken llus". . Nib. fu
Columbus. Neb... 7
aesamn and wiiicli waa followed by a siiiMt'ulbertsou, Neb., sa
WKATIIEH IN TUB CHAIN BKI.T
Kalr Taeaday, with Teanperatore
Mlahtly oa the Rlaa.
OMAHA. Aug. 30,
The cool w ave that apt cad over the cen
tral valleys Catuiaay, lias extended east
ward, uiiu generally cool weaiher now pre
vails Iroin the Kocky mountains, east ovh
the central valleys and H,ak region to th
Atlaniio coast. I'einpei aturea are rising
in the west and northwt, and the weather
will be warmer in this vicinity tonight and
'i'uesiiay. Home very light and Nvattersd
showers occurred tn southern Nebraska
ilurlng Saturday, but so far as our ivpurta
ehow. no precipitation has occurred in thu
M sHouri caliey within the last twenty-four
hours. Showers occurred In the southwest
wlihln the paat twenty-four hours, and
ruins are fuhlug in southern Colorado and
northern Arizona, ihia morning, iiittns are
quiet general along the ' Atlantic
coast and continue on the Florida coat
this morning. The weather la generally
1 liar in the central valleys and the north
wtst. and It will continue fair in this vi
cinity tonight and Tuesday.
Kecoid of temperature and preclptatlon
rtuiipart d' with the corresponding day of
I lie last thrre years:
1909. 1908. 1907. 1906.
Minimum temperature.... in Ti 73 69
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Kiirmnl I emilf rat lire foe InDiiV. TI (letrraeu
iieflciency In precipitation since March 1,
s. iz mcnes.
lioflclency corresponding period in 1908,
.24 of an inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
S.0t ini hea.
L. A. WELSH, local Forecaster..
Corn and Marat lieglon Balletln.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m , 75th meridian
time, Monday, August 30, IH09:
OMAHA DISTKICT.'
Temp. Raln
Stations. lax. .Mln. fall. ky.
Ashiand, Nrb 83 S3 .00 Clear
further decline during ihe first half of me
oy. riehtlmant continued bearish througi
out the entire aeselun, although a surpris
ingly small decrease -of iiU.uuo busheia lit
luv vlsltiie supply 0 wheal in Hie LrUii
tvatw inled' losteady the inarket Ul Uje
tuial half. The liberal movement of v. lust
i.. ...la oountry -waa again an important
laLtor in the situation, 'total primary re
vt ips, were considerably in excess of the
Mintj Kit the corresponding day a year
k.ii, parte of Hie gain, being reported at
v..iu.i-iJotia. Large quantities of wheat
Vtii iipoittd en route to the latter point,
4v..u aJ.i.a Mt wheat there tomorrow. It
til. is.iinaicd, would be much more lib
it al. Aa a result af these predictions,
can wnvai at all northwestern centers
Van twreiae-.y heavy. Continued reluo
tante 01 loreignera to purchase Amorloun
wn. iso nau depressing effect. Great
aeiung pritiie was en the September de
livery am that option manifested the
gieauet 1. vakuesa.
Aoui. o.ta. rains In Iowa, Kansas and
Nvi..usi.t uur.ng the laat forty-eight hours
brouw .t vU. ilovral aalea of corn, which re
k...... 1.1 loiibiiierable weakness the greater
par. u. ,.,e day.' Mar "displayed relative
-i....,i. and eioaed at a gain of fyc,
li.. u.u.v options were unchanged to c
lot.r.
11481: In oata was quiet. The market
v i .i with prices unchanged to 40 higher.
1 lOvlaior.s closed 6c higher to 7Vo lower.
The leading fulurea ranged aa follows;
AiUt lea.) Close. I Hlgh. Low. Close. 8at'y.
heal I I
.'ep.. 7-1,J
it. MVlStT
Slay - iKJ'tu-ni
t 01 n
. .'.i.
i
4l
.1 71wi
I 1
bl .1 114 i. 1
. .IV.iSI
6 4r,j 'Wj'J
3i s..4l
rwpt.
ti,c.
May
04 is
rept.
i' c.
May
loik
VIII. !
Jan. 1
Lard I
fc-pt. .17 IT",, 1J 2U U 15
11 16 1 II 20 II 10
It 7B. I il 77l U 72
3 '4
8.,'4
iViH
664
8H
it SO 1 22 25 I 22 M 21 62 22 43
11 & (17 6 17 U 1J 60 I 17 02
.,.-...-.. .... I
Uei.
Nov.
Jan.
Hot.
Jan.
10 47,
11 75
U 70
11 10 III 17
It 171 12 0
11 77Vkl 11 774
tu 4.1 1U ju !, 10 60
11 m
11 70
So
11 T?; 11 76 U 82
11 1. 11 ti5 I 11 70
t 37 I HO 1 t 36
Fall blll'V. Nrb.... M
Falrrnoiit, Neb... 7K
Or. Inland. Neb.. 7S
Hai tiiiKton, Neb. 78
HafjilngSr Neb. 71
Uoldrege, Neb.,. 81
(akdale. Neb 7 '
Omaha, Neb 78
Tehamah, Neb... 81
74
77
SO
75
74
Alta. la
Carroll, la
Clarinda, la....
Hibley, la
Sioux City, la.
44
62
44
65
, 4K
67
52
5J
6
i4
48
W
44
r.2
47
4i
J
58
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear .
J't. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
1 lear
Clar
Clear
Clear .
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. vi . Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mtn. Inches.
Chicago, III to
Columbus. 0 17
lies Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 19
Iioulsvllle. Ky 1
Minneapolis. Minn. 2D
Omaha, Neb 19
fcl. Louis. Mo 13
The cool wave has extended over the en
tire corn and wheat region. Light showers
occurred In the Chicago, Columbus, Louis
ville and 8t. Louis districts. No precipita
tion worthy of note haa occurred in tho
western or central portions of the rorn belt
during the last twenty-four hours.
L. A. WEL8II.
Local Furecastter. Weuther a mean. '
IK) 64 .02
78 54 .04
7 4S .00
S2 ."4 .00
80 W. .00
M 5$ .02
74 60 T
80 o0 .00
96 80 .01
St. l.oals General Market.
8T. LOUIS. Aur. 80. WHEAT Lower;
track, No. 1 red. cash, 1.03i 1.06- No. 3
hard, DHctitL06; .September, 9iic; Decem
ber. c.
CORN Weak; track, No. 1 cash, 8(M8c:
Bepteinher. 6ic; liecember, 54c; No. I
white, fio. -
OATS-VYeak; track. No. 1 rash, M4o;
September, 36c; December, Wliesiitke; No.
2 white. ic.
RYF. Firm at 73c.
FLOPR Steady; red winter patenta. 14.90
ai6.20; extra fancy and straights, t4.tr4.&6;
hard w inter clears, f 4 l.ru4 60.
S1SKD Timothy, W.10&i.4v. '
CORNMEAL-tlJO.
P RAN Weak; sacked, east track, SSc'ff
tl.u). t
HAY null; timothy. tlO.OOrtf 15.00; prairie,
ty.UKg 11.00. .
IRON COTTON TIES 80c,
HAOOINO 7c.
UKMP TWINE 7o.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: ' tobblns-.
Cash quotations were as follows' ' 122 'iri. Lard, steady: prime steam. $11 87V.f
FLOt'lt 10c lower: wlniee ni.i,i. 11 uut ll W1. Dry ealt meats (boxed, firm: extra
6.uu; eiralgnts, 46 In. pprtng palenLs ! shorts, $12 U'n; clear ribs. 612.12; short
iS.7U, aiialghts, 14 5oif,.io, bakers 13 16 i clear. $12.25. Bacon (boxed), steady; extra
4.. shorts, 113 12; clear ribs, 113.12; short
clears. 113 .
I'OL'LTKV Quiet; chickens. 13c; springs,
l4c: turkeys, 17c; ducks. 10c: geene, 6c.
Hl'TTKR Higher; creamery, iitjiio.
EGUB Higher at 18a
Receipts. Shipments.
12 IH.luO
lal.UHi ltt.ono
7.1i0 ' 2S.M0
92.80O lutuOJ
UARLKY Feed or mixing. 47ii.".Oc: fair
to Choice malting. .i'i4.
SEEDS F.ax. iNu. 1 southuvxtei 11, 61. S7;
No, I northwestern. Il ea. Tliuothv. li.bO:
Clover. $1180. "
PROVJmUuNS Mess pork, per bbi., WihO
j :2.61V laid. Jeer 1W lbs 12.i,. ttupi t
lib, aides t ISO), 111 60q U. 7J; short ciear
d. HhiiUi, lUritUUlO.
Total Clearances of wheat and flour wera
eual Id 34v,0U0 bu. Primary receipts were
I UVJ0 bu., compare with l,226.ouo bu. the
cm rponding day a year ago. The vlslbla
eupply ul wheat In Ike I'mted tltatea de
miH ZII.UUB bu. toy the week. The
amount t! breadstuff tut. ocean passage de
i reased ,1.7.JQ bu. Ksllmated recalpta for
tomurronr. Wheat. 144 cue;, corn, X) eara;
oais, lis ears; hogs, Lt.uua head.
Ui'TTKK-r-Nteady; . eieameries UtOc;
ilairlea. ll26o. i
KUti-vOtrady; receipt I.64S rases; at
mark, cases Included, lar; first. Sue, prime
lirPls. lo. ' '
HKKcl--rfiirgng; dglaJea. l.4ittliio; tln,
14Ul; auug Aiuareuas. Isc: lung horns,
let. ...
POTATOKS-Sisady; choice to fancy,
U9? 'lr to oo. "'Wk- '
HOI LTRY-Hteady; lurkeya. 17c; chlck-
EAL-tSttsdy, u , gg-ib. weight. 9
liil-lb. weights. njij, U(U
SEW
VOKlCOKSlCHAl. MARKET
tleetnt'.eae - ml the nay a Varloa
f fteaeaaadltua.
1VX'.TORK- Au' r'R-Kecelpt.,
IK.Oirt bbla.; eaperia, . 14. O0 bbls; market
4MUtat and auuitnaJly Kiwer; Minnesota
iialenls. 6.'.1(( uO; Minoneota bakers. 16 161
W; aid winter patents, I aVtM M; new wli!-
er straiglhP.- 64 ipp6. K); nw waiter extras
14Dou4 7k, winter low grades, 64.2o,j.,:
Ivaiuas PtialK(iiB. K7"i:.ou. Rye fioui'
Maudy; fair n. good. 64.144.26; wholes to
f-i c, ft t'4.f0. "V
1 ol;.W a. A U Marker steady; fine white
d eiiow. tl.auVl !; cuarse, l..Alf l.U";
'' I' I'lled. 83.75. . ,f ..
.. ..ii... Su I Western. Ilk, nominal,
.ew York."-- ,
li.4KI.KV-julel; feeding. 61f2o, new,
f . Nsw Vurk.
i HrA T-u- 14.es., 4O0 bu.; exporU,
47 'j bu. Upoi nirn e ; Ni. I red. fl.tM.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oata, bu....
NEW YORK, Aug. JO The elnarlng up
of the atmosphere of gloomy apprehension
regarding the condition of E. H. Harrl
man was manifest In financial circle well
In advance of the opening of the stock
market today. In fact the fright which
seised the tock market community on
Saturday might have been dissipated be
fore the. market eloped had the session
extended to the afternoon hour usual on
week davs As It was. the afternoon
period on Haturday and the Sunday Inter
val saw a steady growth of concldence
thai the danger of Mr. Harrlman' condi
tion had been exaggerated.
The franknesa of friends and memner
of the family of the financier in contrast
with the mystery whlrh had been wrapped
about the subject plnee the return from
Kurone and ihe dlsannearance from pub
lic view, took the ground from under the
feet of the alarmists and rumor mongers.
The rfiiiseniienra tn the over-extended
Phort Interest was rather seriou as the
first prices quoted at the stock exenange
this mnrnlni showed an Instantaneous
cancellation of a great part of the heavy
losses suffered In the sharp oernne 01
Saturdav. The aborts themselves contri
buted to this, showing by their scramble
to obtain stocks, warned by the tenor cf
the news from Arden. and the preliminary
advance establlnhed in the London mar
ket before trading had been resumen in
New York.
The Harrlman stork were naturally most
affected, but the buoyant tone was com
mon to the whole list. Opening gains 01
1 to more than & points over the closing
price of Saturday were general throughout.
The sale of the first 12.000 shares of Cnlon
Pacific were at 2.0'2.00'. t'nlon i-aci-fic
was a dominant Influence on the mar
ket throughout the dav. Cnlon Pacific
touched $2.024 and closed only c below
that The Riistatneil ptrenmn 01 innen
States Pteel completed Ihe reassurance of
sneenlat ve sent ment. The fresh irengm
shown by steel and It late advance to
with n a nnlnt nr the toD once or recorn
quieted this apprehension and left the ad
vancing tendency Wltnout a einme maiermi
obstacle. There was no new feature In the
news to explain the recovery In prices
aside from the changed vfw of B. H.
Harrlman physical condition. The sea
sonable tightening of the money market
which continues and the unstable level
to which prices had advanced are Klven
their due Influence In the reaction. With
covering of large lines of shorts the keen
ness of the later demand abated consider
ably. The appearance of Mr. Harrlman
dictated statement was coincident with a
final r.llv tn a ptrnne tinrlslng
Convertible and speculative bonds were
steady. Total sales. n.z.-iO.uoo. iinuea
c a , knnila unchnntred on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on atoks todoy were as rouows:
B.lP.-nlxn. w" ,.i".
Alile-rh.lm.rs tr
Amalgamated Copper
Amsrloan Agrli y llural ....
Am. Beot Sugar
Am. ran pfd
Am. C. V
Am. Totton OH
Am H. A L. ptfl
Am. Is RecurltlM
Amarlean l.lnaaed
American Lwoiaotlve
Am. . A R
Am. H. R. p'd
Am. sugar Kenning
Am. T. T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American W-jolen
Anawnda Mining Co
Atchlaon
An-hlaon pM
Atlantln Cnaat Lin.
Baltimore A Ohio
Hal. A Ohio pM..
nlhlheia Steel
BreoHyn Rapid Tr
( Indian pacific
Central Lath.r
Central Leather ptt
Central of N. J
Cheaapeake Ohio
Chicago Alton
Chicago lit. W
Chicago A M W. ., :'...;..
l. M. 8t. F;
C, C, L A St. L
Colorado F. t 1
Colorado A So.
Colo. A Bo. tat pld
Colo. A 80. Id ptdi
Conatilldalad Oaa
Com Produeta
Uelawara a H.. ex-d
Lnvr A Rio Grand
1). A R- O. pfd
IjlatlllaiV Securities
Erie
Erie lat pfd
Eli. M pfd
O.neral Klectrlo
Ureal North.rn pfd
tirsaL North.rn Ois ctfa...
lnterbomugh Mat
Iliinula Lemr&l
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marin, pfd
International raper
International Pump
loss Central
K. C. Southern 1.
K. C. 80. pfd
Louiavlll A N
Minn. A 81. L
M.. t P A 8. . M
Mueoarl Pacific
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Blauuil
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. lat pfd ...
New York ('antral
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paulllc .'
Pacific Mall
Pennayltanta
People's Oal
P.. C. r at L., offered
Presaed gt.el Car
Pullman Palaes Car
Railway t.l Spring.
RMidlng
R.publlc glaal
R.publlo Blr.l pfd
HiKik island co
Rock laland Co. pfd...
81. L. A 8. P M p(d.
gi. Lou la 8 W
tU. L. 8. W. pfd
Sliia.-Ph.rri.ld 8. ft I.'
Southern Pacific
Southern hallway ....
sa. Hallway pin
T.nniuiaM fnpror
T.iaa st Pacific
T., t. L. A W
T . 81. LiW. pfd..
t'nlon Parlhc
tliloa Pacific pfd
f. 8. Realty
I'. 8. Rubber
t;. . gieul
V. . Steal pld
I'Uh Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wuaan
Wabaah pfd
Waaatn Meryland
Wiauughouaa allactrlc
Waat.m t'nlon
Wheeling & L. 8
Wiaconairt Central
Klrat aaeaaament pald;
Total aalea lor ihe day, Jm.sno thi.-ea.
Kaaaaa City Orala aad Proelalaaa.
Kansas city. Aug. ao -wjikat-scu-
teiuber, larttC; Decepiber, SsJc; May. 2Vr.
Cash: lJ)2o lower; No. I hard, SiictfiJlCo;
No. I haid. 4tU97c; No- t rvd. i o3, ,nu. a
red, $100.
COHX-September, UO'ic; lecembcr, &3X,e;
May. ooSc. Cash: I 'nciianged to c
higlier; No. I mixed. tSIM'rlo: No. S inlxfd,
ijio4c; No. 2 white. bltKiv; Kg. 2 white,
b4'4 ue4'c.
OATS-l'nchanged to c lower; No. I
White. 42c; No. X mixed, 37kJIo.
RYE-7tir3c .
HAY I nchanged; fbolce timothy. $1100;
chute pi an 10, S7.75u ou; chulce alfalfa.
i3gl4fO
. liL'TTEU Creamery extra. 17c; flrta,
2k', seconda. Zic; packing stock. 2uc.
EOOS Extra. 26c; firsts. Sic; seconda
and dlrlita, 12o: southern, loss off, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments
Whfat, bu ,.414.0uO 214, OUO
Corn bu RA)o 13,000
Oata. bu. . 17,000 ' 4 OuO
Kansas City option closed a follow:
Article.
I Opvn. I High. I Lw. Close.
Wheat -September
I moemi bar
Hay
Corn
Sr 04 ember
Deitmber
May
V 81
RT! i,
6S
44- . 6i
0f wWA
kN S
82 ' MA
59'J fB
A a-iked. B bid.
( . . Sill4.ani.ea r.i-alu Market.
M1LWAUKEB. Wis, Aug. WIIEAT
No. 1, tiorlharn. fl On: No. I, northern, 61 02
(1 1(0. Ieeuibcr. lJ'u'J3C.
HATS-i
bALLEV Samdlas, C.i) . ,
100 S 5S M"4
8.4IM) "444 14 '414
7.10 4 48S 4IH4
7iXI Ii4 4S
t i0 4 4 4v
0() 814 H 81
00 t 47 6S
J.TTn) 7ii 71 "
tun 4 I 4H
THO !!', 3'4 3't
100 if n is
1.811) 42 80 "
al.jno 101 KiO nm'4
lOrt 114H H4H U4H
100 HI 131 131
l.j'w 11 ;j 140
i i(n lui lOiw
(no 39 S4 ''
8m) m 47 4h4
lt.400 lit 117 11
.K lit ll4 W
2.8UO 11744 H444 M74
.l
100 1: 11 i:h
t.XKI 7 7S "
l.lrn) 1M44 lHri m .
I,. 00 40 1M4 sui
1"8
!()0 3' soa 310
14. 81 81 1 ;t
11 Kl thU, W14 4114
l,7H) 11 11 12
-400 144 - !4 W
l.dKO liM 1 l.'iD 114
$-) 7 73 '(4
l,iu 4o 4444 44
, 61
81
an
8.100 147 Uii 147
kl) 21 24 24
1,600 Ul ' 188 ll
CIW I8V4 47 174
1.4O0 86 8f,
701) 98 38 88S
ISO 84 3t li
1,100 62 82 4 (I
II 41 43
1.IPH1 188 mi i;
.) I6i n:
l.tuo II 7 4 i
61MI 14T4 14 1
1.0m) IV! UJ
00 4l 4t 4Vt
87
10
3.700 li 18 18
l.fiaaj ' 14 H 43 4:
700 2 lev, no
l,7il 47-, 47 47
00 - 73 71 71
MOO 16H4 lN)i4 V,V
i0 84 M ti
400 1 43 US 111
1,4.8) 71 U ta
41 41 4u
800 74 73 71
00 ll7 111? 1(16
LOOP 112 14 41 tl'4
800 l.li, 3 ' U
14.400 18i4 187 1 ;',
1.0O0 48 48 4
1.8 0 84 3Va,
pal 84 81 8.1
8. SUA) Ida 16A I164
8 $ 'I 31
4.4O0 14m 1MB 1 Vj
too 1 4' ne ii .
2
l.tnO hi) lilt 4914
1(8) ltt 181 184
.' e Ytrrbi Meaty Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30 MONEY On call.
fiim at 202 per cent; ruling rate. I
per c-nt; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered
at 2 per cent. Time loan, strong; sixty
days. 2ti3 per cent; ninety day, .Tg3
per cent, six months. 4 per cent.
1'RIMK MKHCANT1LK rArr. R 4f
4 per cent.
STKRI.INO EXCHANOK Weaker, with
actual business In bankers' bill at 14 9f.2unT
4.k."i.o for sixty-day bills and at $1 :0 for
demand; commercial bills, $4 84Stl4 64.
HI LV EH Bar, Dle; Mexican dollars.
44c.
BONDS Qovernment, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
The following are the closing Quotation
on stocks and bonds:
V. . rat Is. rag . ..IOC Int. Met 14 81
4 eeaaon
f 8. 8a. rag
dn emipoa .......
t'. 8. 4a rag
do coupon
Allla-t hal. 1st 6.
Am. Ag. 8b.
Am. T A T. e.
.10 tut. M " M. 44 48 '4
...H'l Vapaa 4a 'H
... 01 do 4e
...1lK, C. lat la IIS
...111 L A 4.8 4s IHI...
... H L AN. aal. 4a 4
...101M . K. A T. let 4a . bO
..lou do m. 4a
Am. Tnbaote 4a wMMo. Paalfle 4a 81
da 4. 111HN R. It. of M. 41.. 44
Armour , Co. 41.. KN. T. C. tt i
At'hiion gen. 4a lo da 4el. 4 86
do cr. 4s 117H M.. T., N. H. A H.
do rv. 3a 117V. c.- 4 H
At. r. L. lat 4s f'4t N. A tv. let e. 4s.. HI
Bal. A Ohio 4s 1W do r. ..-. ...lols
do 8e '4to. Paclfle 4s
do . W. 84a to do l J4
Prk Tr. r. 4a....... 840 . L rfdg. 4a M
Can. of Oa ie lntPenfi. tv. Is . 7
Can. Leather ta I("4 do eon. 4a ld
C. ef N. J. g. (4. ..137 Reading gen. 4s '
Chra. gt Ohio 4e...1i4 lt.' L t I. P. fg. 4a 88
do ret. ta ton do gas. 6a o
Chicago a A. SVaa... 11!. L. 8. W e. 4a. 78
C, B Q J la ... 7V4 a tat gold ta 8414
do gen. 4a 14 Seaboard A. L. 4a.. i
(.'. M. A a P. ! 80 8n. Pacltlo 4. 4a....:. HI
C, R. I. a P. C. 4a.. TV OO c. 44
rii) rol. ft. Mat do let eef. 4a
do rfdg. '4e v.. H,f. ttallway 4s..
' olo. lnd. oa t da gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4s 814 Uahw Paclfle 4a.
c e r. a s. 4a.. s eu.cr.
D. A H. cr. 4a.
D. A R. Q. 4...
do ref. ta
Dl.i 11 lor.' Is
Erie p. I. 4a
do gea. 4e
dn cv. Ie eer. A.
tlo perlea B..:..
Oen. Klec. CT. Is.
Ill Cen. iet ref. I
Bid. Aaked.
4
111
8144
)0
.114
..10 ! lat A ref. 4s... 8i
.. 87 V. g. Kubbar la 14
.. 4'T- 8. Sieel td fa 107
.,78' Va.-Caro. Chera. (at
.. 844 '. ba.h lat ta: Ul
., 7H do let A ax. 4a.... 74
.. Id Weatern Md. 4a 84
.'. 74 W est. BTtse. ef. a... 84S4
..1(3 Ala. Ceatral 4s Kit
.. (
London Closing Stocks
LONDON, Aug. ' 30. American securities
opened firm and above barity today. Later
the market further strengthened under tho
lead of the Harrlman Issues, and at noon
prices ranged from to 8 point over bat
urday's New York closing.
London closing stocks:.
Comola. money 84 4-ltLoulevllle A N
8i M., K A T. . .
eN T Central..
I Norfolk A W..
IXC do, pfd
lol Ontario A W..
11M4 penneylranla
do account
Amal. copper
Anaconda ...
Atchiaon ....
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific led Rand Mines.
II Heading
U4 Southern Hy....
110 da pfd
It4 Southern Pacific
4814 Union Pacific.
SI do pfd
8t'. 8. Steel
84 ' dn pfd
44 Wabaah
ZC do pfd...
Iu7 Soanlah 4e... ...
SILVKIt Mar, steady at 237t,d per ounce
MONKl-Wa. Per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 1 per cent; for three
months bills, 1 per cent.
t'heaapeake A O.
Chicago O. W
Chi., Mil. A 81. P.
be Beers
Denver A Rio O ...
de pfd
Erie '.
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Grnnd Truok
lllinola Central.
...154
... 42
...141
... HI
... l
... 4
... TI
... I4
... 61
... II
... 73
...13
...to
...101
... II
...irr
...li
... 84
18 84
II 140
S4 4 M
100 100
108
41
;
61
83
ll
li
18
IJ
Local gecarlttea Haotatlaaaa
Quotation furnished By Samuel Burns,
Jr., 614 New York Life building, Omaha.
aid Asked,
Armour A Co. 4s, 188
Cudaby Paoklng Co
Collimbue, Neb., . L. la 138 ...
Omaha Fire Engine 4a, 1881.......
Omaha Renewale. 48, li4.
Int. Cob. Co., Ksnaaa City.,.'.
Kanaaa City Ry. as. 1811
Kanaaa City Ry., pfd
Morris A Co. 4 Ha. IKit 1......
Neb. Tel. Block, 8 f..
Omaha Use ta, 1117
Omaha B. L. A P. ta,- 1138.....;..
Omaha E. L. A P. pfd....:'.
Omaha A C B. t. Ry. 5a,' 1(14...
Omaha A C. B. BL Ry. 4a. 19'JI...
Omaha a C. B. Ht. Ry pfd 5 ...
Omaha A C. B. 8L Ry. com ..
Omaha C. B. Ry. A B. pdr 4.
Omaha Water Co. la, 1844. .nr.,.,.
Swift A Co. Ka. 1914 .......
So. Omaha Sewer 4s, UN
Sioux City Stock Yarda pld ,.-
sioux Lity uioca varas com
ltS4 10US4
87 II
101
ai H
Union glock larde, Oaiaha ' S
.
41-41.
1U0 lol
68 101)
It
70
43
84
101
MOV. 101
to 80
It
at
84
4
84
11
18
New York MtAfag; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. JfJii-Closing Quotations
u. i. mm f,illr.aia. ' k
Alice ,,.18 LeidTllle Con.
Brunawlok Con.'..,.;, 1 eTAUl Chief ..
Com. Tunnel stock.'.. 15 Met tear) ......
do honde.. vi. II Ostarlo ,
Cob. tel. 44 Va...i'..180 Opklr
Horn. Silver r t) apiandard
Iron Silver lli Tel low Jacket
offered , . .
.. 4
.. 7
.100
:.8ns
..111
..178
..100
Liverpool Exchange Open Late.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. SO.-The cotton ex
change here will remain in sesnlon until
8 p. m.. on Thursday, September 1. the day
when the United Siateg Department of
Agriculture win issue a report on the con
uition of the American crop.
Forelgra Financial.
BERLIN, Aug. SO. Trading on the Bourse
today waa inactive and hesitating on go
count of the settlement.
PARIS. Aug. 30. Trading on the Botirge
touuy was turn.
Bank Clearing;
OMAHA, Aug. tt.-Bank clearing for
touay were li.oju.svktu, and for the cor
reupvnding date last year $1.57u,6l.tj.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80.-METALS Tbe
market for standard copper waa quiet and
no sales were reported. Local dealer
quoted lake copper at lU.OOift 13.S;: electro
lytic, l2.8i''aU.12. and casting. 111.769
13.00. The London market closed firm, At
b'j 15s ad for spot, and at m 12 id fur
futures. Tin was stronger and higher,
'with spot and August eloalng, 63O.7Oiiill.00
1 Sf ntetnher. UO.MKti 41 00: Oclnlier ti fc.Ui.Tii
1-ej 4s 4 l;:l,uu; November, jO.S5(a 31.00; December,
10, to Pin 18 1M tm.K7Uti31.l2U. The UnJon tnarlial -I,,-.,!
?) uX lolli lu!S I f,, m' wltn "Pot " l38 17s M- and '"lore
12,0(10 ,-nv jiii4 at tlw 10s- teaa was ateaay locally. (Spot
tH. 78 ju margei cioseu ai HJixueto ivew ygrk, and
a; , fl..Wlf 1.IW f I I LIUUIO UVIIV.I7, J 1 1 f
I.011U011 niatari cninau ai trs iis oa. npeiter
was quiet, at $.S.7u-ieu New York, and at
$.r. I'.'ru j.7o East Si. Loul delivery. The
London market ctosid' at 122 10a. The
London Iron market closed 61 ld for
Cleveland wurratua; almuly locally; No. I
f jiimiry northern. $17,505(18.00: No. t, $17.00
t)17 60: No. 1 aout hern and No. 1 southern
aofl. $17.7.Wil8 25. v .
KT. IIIIS. Allir. Sd-UETil.R-l...
.,vv ."ni rnm iiniaQuii at llo. opener, weag at .).8&Tf6.t(7 ,
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Receipt! of Cattle Lai-geit of the Set-
ion to Date.
HOGS SHOW VERY LITTLE CHAUQE
Fat Ikerp Ktrongj to Ten reals lllgker
III Iaaba and Feeders Fatly
gteady. lth All Kind
Aetltre.
SOITH OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. , 180.
Kecelpia acre: Cattle. Horra. BheeO.
Estlmste Monsy .") li.tA)
Bam day last w eek 7.728 I 42S 18 .181
Bame day t week ago.. 7 AM l.M U.K4
Bam day I weeks ago.. 7.284 2.66 8.11
Bame day 4 week ago.. 6 .402 1671 10 l.M
Bam Hay last year.... 6.8-'4 I.S04 28.18t
The following table ahow the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Booth Omaha
fur the year to data, compared with last
year: ihioj. inc. un.
Cattle 07.6fU 671 611 84,048
Hog l,rT78.4t5 1.M8.04I 186.I4X
Bheep 963,646 867,688 4.004
The following table show the average
price of hoga at tjoutli Oiriaha for the laat
several day, with comparison;
Dt. I 1906. 1180. 11607. !180.105. 104. '1803.
Aug. 16..
Aug
Aug. 10..
Aug. 21.,
Aug. 22.,
Aug. 23.,
Aug. 24.,
Aug. 25..
Aug. 81.
Aug. 27.
Aug. 28.
Aug. 29.
Aug. 30.
7 TI !
7 Wf
7 62!
7 js.
7
'' ii
7 7te,l
7 69;
7 88 I
T 8e
7 78Vi
41
I Hi
t 37
139:
I 32
J
176
6 f 031
I 63 6
6 66: 6 91i
I 66 6 86
6 67 1 6 S6,
6 89
V1
6 771
I 3
64
38.
41
46;
6 471
I 6 71 6 6u
I St
6 M
6 2,
I I
6 TJ I 6i
6 76; 6 80!
6 68, 70
6 4 4 9 6 17
6 89i 6 101 6 12
$ U I 16
I 6 H4
5 03 6 V)
6 0S
6 82i 6 04 , 6 M
6 J 6 U 6 4i
6 aii 6 12. 6 31
I 6 24 b 28
6 rOi '
6 W 6 22, 6 S3
6 77 I 2i
iiurday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union slock yaras, south Omaha, for
twenty-four hour endltig at 6 1. m., Au
gust 80:
1tKi.11.1na.
C. M. St. P 1
l'nln lelfle 411
C. 4 N. W., eat....! 4
C. at N. W., west.... 168
C., rlt. P.. M. 6V O
C. B. . y., east
f u m o wmi toa
C, K. 1. et P.. east.. ..
C, K. 1. A f., west., s
lllinoi Central
Total recglpts 325
t
6 46 6
I
12 K 3
1 .. 1
1
8 22
1
i
1
84 61 27
Omaha Packing Co....
swirt or co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Schnfcrts-Bolon Co
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Bros., country..
8. & 8
lit. Clair Packing Co
Roth Packing Co
W. B. Vtnsant Co
Benton, Vaneant 4k Lush
Stephen Bros
Hill St Hon
F. B. Lewi
Hcuston Co
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. I' Hue
L. Wolf
McCreary & Cary
8. Werlhelmer
11. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bio
T. J. Inghrtm
Lee Kolhrchild
Smith & Poleley
Christie 4 Clin
Other buyer
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
883
Hi'l
Ui4
668
147
nO
19
218
228
lull
IM
38
12
894
1)
b9
82
10
227
64
1W
2
Rl
26
S3
62o
2 tr. iaj
Mt S.ltM
HIS 1.69.1
748 8.630
1JL
lli.1
T rrl e III at l-i ... t 8
tl ...... lit la f re T7. ...... .Ill 8 6
ti ..in 4 t re
rtUe a-r 1 he week opened with libera'
run, apptoslmatel; seventy double deck ill
all. ruiiy haif were feeder eheep and
lamb.
"I'esplte heavy receipt the trade displayed
a fair degree of activity from the opening
Good handy weight killing aneep were es
pecially favored and commanded prices an
much as a dime higher than last week's
close, i he advance, uf course, on fair and
medium gradea was not as noticeable a on
the more deeheble kinds, but practically
everything realised strong prices, loduy's
gtneiai market on fat sheep la quotable at
strong to a dime higher. Wethers that sold
at It.iiO last week brought 640 today.
Really choice killer would perhaps sell aa
high a 64.79u4.i6.
1 here were only a few loads of fat lamb
included In the receipt Early trade was
rather quiet, hut a girnd inquiry bolstered
competition and valuee aa a rule remained
about steady. A airing of good lamb sold
on the early market at $7 IS.
There was little change worthy of note
In the feeder branch of the trade. Heavy
supplies were none too IsrK for the de
mand; buyers were plentiful and thin stock
moved readily at quotably firm prices.
hue the demand for feeder stock lately ha
been of a broad Volume and anything but
sluggish, recent rain In many sections haa
given a brighter appearance to prospects
and a market of falling valuee I very Im
probable. Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Quod
to choice lambs, $7.1.V?i.G8; fair to good
lambs, $o.7u4i7.1.r; good to choice yearlings,
$6tp8U6.l6; fulr la good yearlings, ItAuV'OO.
good to choice wether. $4 40ki4.76; fair to
good wethers, $4 10o4 .40; fair to good ewes.
$3 tif.e4.00.
Quotations on feeder stock: fair to choice
laniba, $6.760; fair to choice yearlings.
$4(0ti6 60: fair to choice wether. 616034 16.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
2m Montana wether Ill
80 native lambs, culls 66
18 native ewes, cull aj
48 native ewes, culls 106
243 VV yoming ewes 8
2o Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 91
425 Wyoming wethers, feeder.
88 Wyoming ewe
64 Idaho ewe
4ft Idaho ewe
24 Idaho ewe, feeder
80 Idaho wethers
694 Idaho lambs
60 Idaho lamb
(24 Idaho lambs, feeder
718 rtah weihrt;
7b2 Idaho lambs, feeder
. il
. f.2
.. 92
..110
.. 80
..127
.. till
.. 04
.. 67
..112
.. 49
Pr.
4 80
7 00
I 60
4 20
i1
4 10
4 80
4 36
I 05
4 10
i 15
1 60
7 S6
7 a
6 3
4 BO
I 90
CHICAGO LIVE ITOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong: for Best, Others Weak
Hogs Iwutvrr to Steady.
CHICAGO, Aug. fX) CATTLE Receipts,
22.000 head; rnaiket for best stei rs strong
to 10c higher; others, wenk; steers. $6 i.0u
7.i; cows, $3.60t5.2u; heifers. la.CiOnjO.wf.
bulls. 3 0014 86; ( Rives, $.0o.j9.00; Blockers
and feeders, 63.7n4rS.lfi.
HOUM-Receipts, M.O00 head; market 5c
lower eirly but steady at the close; choice
heavy, J,So08 1u; butchers, i'.48.20; light
mixed, $7.70128.10; choice light, $7.85(ii,10;
packing, $7.tKVp7.;6; pigs. 66 00 7.90; bulk of
aalcs, 7.6Wi 8.00.
SHEliP AN U IAMBS-Recelpta, 2T,000
head; market steady to 10c lower; sheep,
$4.004! r.,00; lambs, $8.7iil7.eO; yearling, 66.00
4j6oJ.
9.790
lift
'
5
85
II
84
!
M.loo lz 1.1114 12;'
8.K4 II'!
4.2'8)
1.5 (0
mi
7o
Si
Vw
IV
.137.8-) 802 JoO
81
71
38
37
II
7n'4
l.loO M4 52H W
UI.IJO 71 I6I4 7.V
1.1 L! 13144 )(
"0 41 M tl
47
84
4
87
74
10
too
1.3i"l
140
I. .00
l
4'8)
a i
:ou
41
1 1
8114
f'
ai-4
T4
47
iiM4
74
It
Boston Stock and Uanda.
BOSTON, Aug. 30.-Mi.ney, call oas
pShi per cent; lime loans, 3(uo lwr cent
Closing quotations vera:
Alchisun. adj. 4e 8414 Atlantic
..U" Butte Coallilen.
.118 cel. 4 An. na.
..lMCal. Me.la...
..2-H( entennlsl
..143 Copper Hangs .
.138 Daly A'eat
..181 f ranklin ...
..14Oranty
. .10 i urrene Cananea
.. 48"4Me Koyala
..101 alaaa. Mining .
.. 8wUchlgen .......
..irs it.iiis.k
..ViMmil. C. gt C
. . M Kevaila .'.
..Pr old l.ominlon .
. . 4IS Oa.'eois . . .
. 8.4 Parrot
.. ItSaWuincy
.. 74 Shannon
. . a."S Taaiarack
..14 Trinity
.. 4 t S Mining...
.. f a. on
.. 74 I'lah
.1.4 Viuoria . ..
... 1 Winona
. . IH Wolverine
.. 84St Nonk buna ..
.. 4jt
do 4a
AtcJtisoa R- H ...
da pld ...i
Doaton A Albany..
H.luu a Maine...
Biaten Klevated ..
Kltchfturg pfd .
N Y. N. H AH
t'nlon Paelfle
Am. Argc. Ckem.,
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer. Sugar
Am. A. A T
Amer V. oolen ...
do pfd
Pom I. A I
Kfllien. Klec. lllu.
JMaaa. Electric ....
du pld
Maaa. liae
I niled Fruit
I'nlled 8. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
de pfd
Adventure
Aliou-a
Aaiaigamated
Ariaona Com.
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80. COFFEE Fu
tures closed net unchanged to 6 point
higher. Bale were reported of 9.000- bags,
Including September at $n.60; March at
$6.3fi&:Y40; May. $6 46 and July, 86.46. Spot,
quiet; No. 7 Rio 7e; No. 4. ttanloa, 87y
9c. Mild, dull; Cordova, 8U.iftl2c.
ST. LOC1M. Mo., Aug. 30. COTTON
Merket unchanged; middling. 12c; sales,
none; receipt. 66 bales; shipment, 489
bales: stoclt. 11.042 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Aug. 80. CQTTON
Spot f.rm. unchanged; middling. 12c.
Salc.-i on tne spot, 90 bale; to arrive, 150
bait.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30-Bl'UAR-Raw.
ationg; fair refining, .Sic; centrifugal. 98
test, 4.11c; molasses sugar, S.aac; refined,
steady; No. ti. 4.46c; No. 7, 4.50c; No. 8,
i.ti.c; No. 9 4 40c; No. 10, 4S6e; No. 11, 4.30c;
No. 12. 4.25c; No. 13, 4.20c; No. 14, 4 20c;
eonfectloncrs A, 4E6e; mould A, 6.40c; cut
loaf. 6. -6c; crushed, 6.75c; powdered, 616c;
granulated. 6 06c; cubes, 6.30c, .
MOLAKSErt Dull; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2&842C
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. JO. BUTT ER
Market firm; tMia western creamery, iio,
liiarbv prints, 82o.
EtlOS Market firm; Pennsylvania and
. i4 ntln r ntarby firsts, free rases, 2 at
li'niaiK: current receipts in returnable
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Treasury Italrniral,
WASHINC.TON. Aug. 30-The condition
of tbe in aaii i y at the beginning of buai
neaa today waa as follows:
Truft Funds tluid coin. $V.S.407 Mi9
Silver dollars, $4iJ.S.ouO. s,U(.y dollara uf
IsaO. l4.lHiO.8j. Silver certificates outaland
U.ti. i 8"i.u0.
t.enrrul Fund Btandurd ailver dol
lara. In gential fund. 64 708 '.i. t'uireiil
liabillllra, $I'1 71.0 I Wot kil.rf balunc in
ireaxury offue.-. $ 0.642 9" 8). In banks to
irtdil of Viuud S-taits innturer, 5j.ti2;,.
carcM, 24c at mark; weatern first, free
cases, 2oc at mark; current receipts,
fie - casep. 2,'tniSc at mark.
CIIKII-J Market firm; fair
New York full creams, choice,
tall' tu good, l.'(jl6c.
demand;
l.'.ijluc;
'Peoria Market.
PKORIA. Aug. 30. CORN -Steady; No. i
yellow. s;Viic; No. I yellow, (7o; No. I
67c: No. 4. 0c; no grade, e7c.
OATii-Lower; No. I white. 363Wc.
Ualatk tiraln Market.
I l'LT'TH. Aug. 90.-WHEAT-Heptember,
94c; Ikteember. 92c; May, 9HC; No. 1
noithirn. ec; No. 1 northern, 8c
OATS 88c.
Predare Kirksag In ('loan.
7;v' YORK. Aug. ). The produce eg
cha'ine here will be closed Saturday, eiep-Hmui-r
4, nd Iabor Day. Beptemher f.
Total 6,625 t.m 18.110
CATT LIS Receipt of cattle thi morn
ing were very liberal, Ijo cars being re
ported in, aa against 26 cars On week ago
and 808 cars two week ago. It was, in
tact, the large t run of the season to aate.
owing to tne sharp break in prices last
week it would not have been surprising
had receipt been somewhat smaller to
day, but It would appear that the cattle
were either on the road or ready to ooma
auu shipper did not think best to hold
tnem back. At the same luno other selling
point ' were reporting ' large- receipt, So
that there was A general unuertpne of
weakness to the trade. Salesmen were S
little slow about getting started, teeling
apparently tnat with so many cattle in
sight, thura waa no need for tiaat lor fill
lug order.
when buyer And sellers finally got to
gether, there was no great change, the mar
ket being generally quoted about sitady on
tair to good kinaa ol killer. Inferior stork
wa naturally alow, and the feeling if any
thing a lime weak on that kind.
Uood outside buying order helped out
the demand lor cow stuff very materially
this morning, and although receipt were
large, the market as a wnole waa In lair
condition. Desirable kinds commanded about
steady prices, with the trade naturally a
little dull on the off kinds.
tiood feeders sold freely at fully steady
prices, and tbe bulk of the cattle cotnlug
under that head changed hands In good
aeaaon. Light Blocker and Inferior feeder
were alow sal.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed stars, l7.ova-i.40, fair to good coinfed
steers, $tt.40ii.ou; common, to fair cornled
steers, 84.6ouo.40; good to choice rang
steers, Sb.ootgiD.60; fair to good range aiecra,
$4-uoi0t.Ou; common to fair range steers,
$3.764f4.DO; good to choice conned cow
and belters, 44.90jr6.00; tair to good coin
fed cow and haifers, $3.00tf3.9u; common
to fair cornfed cows and neifers, $l.it'tf
l.vO; good to choice range cow and heifers,
6J.6i8y4.ou; fair to good range cows and
belter, $2.ooj3.40, common to fair rang
cows and hellers, $2.26nj2.0; good to choice
tocker and feeders, $4.uoit5.ov; fair lo
good stockers and feeders, 8J.2fry4.00; coin
inon to tair stockers and feeders, $2.76414 26;
lock heifers, 62.ikyav3.2t; veal calves, $3.60
k.pO; buns, slags, etc., $2.6intf4.60.
Representative sale:
BEEF UTKERS.
Ne. Av. Pr. Bo. Av. Pr.
I UmJ 1 60
WKBTKRNB NEBRASKA.
23 feeders.. 904 8 0 5 cows 910 i 60
8 feeaera.. 7oe bvi 17 feeders.. W 4 16
8 lecders.. 6ol 3 35 la feeoers. .lo.'J 8 96
6 !eeaers..ltiii 3 vo 10 feeoel ..lo.l2 8 70
4d COW 93U 8 10 31 COWS 927 3 00
hirers... Uil 4 to 14 steer.... loao 5"
89 hteu-(....lLta 4 76 6 Sleera.... K40 4 00
64 steers.... 91 4 W
a heituis... 7nJ $ 00
4 alters.... ou2 i 15
4 calves.... 2.i7 4 2e
22 ateeiH.... W Pl
21 heiieis... io 3 30
43 steers.. ..lluti 4 oa
a belters... 7u8 U ts)
8 heifers.
7 hallos.
43 steer...
12 steer..,
. 4o4 3 uu
.6(2 I 86
.877 8 90
. 748 3 86
A. K. Hill, Nebraska,.
11 feeder.. low 4 so
MUidale Cattle Co., Nebraska
1 oow H al 3 09
la eows ej a no
90 l 60
mo 3 ov
m oo
Hi S 90
46 eows 943 8 60
22 cows 10U8 8 60
1 cow giO 8 60 1 cow...
1 cow Jo 2 no 1 cow .
WIOM1NU.
23 cows 1044 8 6u 10 calves.
6 calves. ... 234 4 t0 19 cows..
Tolland A Co., Vv yoming.
60 heifers... 040 1 40
M. O. Co., Wyoming.
60 feeders., tail 4 60 7 feedei.. 004 i SO
W esiern Ranches, Bouih Dakota.
18 atera....l230 4 6 9 steers. ...I3j0 4 90
j. H. Faulkner, boutn Dakota.
21 steers... 121 6 06
William Allen, South Dakota.
IS feeders.. lou 4 10
O Connor Bros., South Dakota.
10 feeder.. Hi 4w
Perry Sickle, South Dakota.
19 feeder.. 8X9 4 30 I cowa 'JJ3 3 90
14 heifer... 7u6 t 00 -
O. VV. uarat, Montana.
Ill steer.. ..1394 6 46
1-lUUO kaceijis luu. wv.v . v. w .'e.'-.
only thirty-three cars being reported In,
which was nut enough to make a very
thorough lest of the market. The prtcee
paid ware rather uneven as compared with
baluiday, sum aalea looking a lull higher
and other a little lower, thus buyer re
ported that in aome care they bought
heavy pacaei a little lower and, on tne
other hand, good heavy hogs in some cases
looked higner. The general run of light
hogs were none too strong, but still tn
best lights, weighing 115 pounds, sold up to
6. which was ao higher than any tiling
brought on Saturday. Taking th market
a a whole It waa prgbauiy lot very much
different from last week'a clone. While the
trade wa not activ. practically every
thing changed hand In good aeaaon.
Representative aalea:
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. SO.-CATTLB-Rcoeipta,
88.009 head, including 4.000 south
ems; market steady to loc lower; cholco
export and dressed beef steers, 60.60rS7.tiO;
fair to good, 4.60'6.40; western steers,
$3 7;.i4.76; stockers and feeders, $2.764i5.3.";
southern sleers. $3.00ii 4.M; foil I her n cow.
$2.40(i3 75; native cowa. $30tij:4 40; native
heifei. 63.0UJ5.76; bulls, $2.76u3.&0; calves.
$3.50(i;7.fiO.
HOUS-Rrctpt, 6.000 head; market
steady; top, I,. 96; bulk or sale. I7.?6ii7.90;
li-avy, l7.Mrii7.90; packers and buicliera,
V-MP.'-Sk "a"1' "36jj7.92; pigs, $i.267.40.
BliKKP Receipts. 7,000 head; market
steady; Iftmbe, $d.00if,7.o0; yearlings, $4.r)i,
5 2o; wethers, $4.004 6.00; ewes, 3.654.7i;
stockers and feeder, $3.2661 6.26.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Am. 80. CATT l.M He.
celpta, ,2O0 head. Including 5,100 Texan;
niarnei sitany; native ahlpplng and export
leer, $8.5oiu7.46; drecsed beef and butcher
Steers, len'titi 96: steers undr 1 nrMI nn.mrf.
$4 00j4.fi0; stockers and feeders. $8 00 d4i0;
cow and hetfer. $S. 366.60; eanner. 2.2:x3)
3.00; bull. I3.0t4r4.60; ealves. $6.608.2,; Texas
and Initial, u I am IV 11LI.1 HA. . . . j
hfcjfers, $2.25(64.76..
HOLiS-Kecelpts, 1,700 head: market
Jtiotig; pig and lights, 66.00(88.10; packers,
$i.8oiiJ.00; butchers and best heavy, 68 Oi
638.24).
bHfcJKP AND LAMBB Receipts, 8,800
head: market lower: nallva innttun. t'l r.
'""'"a, $o.76y7.S5; culls and buck.
$2 60.84. 7o; stockers, $3.gl,66.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
BT. JOStr.PH A n9 9n pi u n..
eelpts. 8,000 head. Market steadv; steers
$4.60ij7.2S: rows and heifers, iL'.Mroti.OO,
calves, $3 00!68.00.
nous Receipts, 4,000 head. Market 5o
lower; top, 7.M; bulk of sales. $7. 70(.7.80.
SHKEP AND LA M B 8 Repel pt . 2,500
head. Market Iteady; lambs, $4.0O(a7.D0.
Slonsi Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., Aug. JO. (Hpeclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4.700 head.
Market steady to weak; beeves. $4.00(tr7.rVO
cows,. $3 0(8(14.25; feeders, li.Q&M.W; year
ling. $2.76(34.00.
HOGS-Receipt, 1.000 head. Msrket
steady; range of prices, $7.407.66; bulk of
sales, $7.4t7.60.
pupplv nf wheat In (' ' "l Batiiedg .
ass 7TI nOO r.ti..Mrl.-, a -nf ilAW
bushels.
OMAHA (.HXEltAI. IAftKFT. ,
taatle and Fancy Pr4e Prloes Far
nlahed hy Itnyere and Wholesalers.
BfTTKR-Creamery. .No. V delivered tu
the retail trade in 1-lb cartons, 270; No.
L in t)0-lb. tubs. J7c; No. X In 1-lh. car
tons. 2T.c; In 8il-lh. tubs. 14: parking stork.
19V i(jor; fancy dairy, tubs. 'fi4R'; o.m
mon roll, fresh made. lUliG. Market
chnnjes every Tuesday.
KtlOti Fresh et!inn rtock. candled. IV.
CHKKSH Finest W Istvnsln full cream
twins, 16c; Young Americas, I In hoop.
Uc; favorite. $ In hoop, luc; dalMen. to In
hoop, 16c; cream brick, full eae. lc;
block Swiss, c: full erem llmburger, lc.
IXIULTRY nrollets. 16c; alive, spring.
IKe; hens, 10c; cock. 7c; ducks. 10c; gevse.
8c; turkey, lye;, pigeon, per dm, 66c;
guinea fowls, per do., $2 W; piTimbs, per
do., fl. lrespcd liens, He; springs. lt9
21c: cocks. 6y.c; ducks. 11c; geeese, UVc;
turkeys, t!c.
FISH-Fresh. caughL almost all ara
dressed: Halibut. 8c; buffalo, c: trout.
12c; bullheads. 14c; cntflsh, 17o; erappies.
sunflsh. 8.:c; black bnss. fe; wMtefieh,
1.1c; pike, 13c; salmon, lec; piekerel. 10c;
frog legs. 30 o. Fresh froien: Whltefish.
No. I. 10c; round. 8c: pickerel, dressed,
and headless, )C; round, 6c; pike, dressed,
10c; round. c; red snapper, lie: Spanish
mackerel, lSe; native mackerel, S6e- each.
FHKSH FltL'lTS-Florlda pineapple. 18
to 4Ss. I2.7R per crate; grape fruits, W slee.
per box. 6; 46 else, $Sh0; 64 shre. 6': ba
nanas, fancy select, $16oulW; apples, home
grown, per bu. basket. Vtutloo; market
basket, 45c.
BFKF CUTS-Ribs: No. 1. 17c; No. I. l!k ;'
No. 3. 8c. lxiln: No. 1, 18e; No. I, 11V;
No. 8. 9 Chuck! No. I. 4WX No. t. 4c;
No. 8. 4c. Round: No. 1, ; No. I. 4c: No.
3. c. Plate: No. L 6c; No. t 4o; No. 8.
3c.
V EGETABLKft Kansas sweet restate,
$2.76 per bbl. Celery, Mlahlgan, 60a bunch.
Cabbage, home grown, IV-c per lb, Wla
roiiNiu Red (Jlnlie onions, to per lb. Cali
fornia cauliflower, $3.00 per orate. Toma
toes, home grown, market basket, 60c;
crate, $4 00. Lettuce, per doe., SO. Par
snips, turnips, carrots, 76o per do. Flor
ida new beet, carrots, parsnip, turnips,'
to., per do., 7Re.
POl ATOKS New. 6o per U.
HIDES- No. 1 green, 10c; No. 1 cured. 11c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30 The cotton market
opened steady at unchanged price to a
decline of 4 point in response to disap
pointing cables, but soon recovered on
bullish crop reports and covering of shorts,
encouraged by talk of a bullish official
condition report next Thursday. After ll-.
lug I to 6 points net higher, demand be
came a little less active and subsequent
fluctuations were somewhat irregular, but
the tone was steady during the middle of
the morning with price holding a net gain'
of 2 or 8 point.
Futures opened steady; Augtiet, 12 IV;
October. 12.39c; November, 12 4"o offered;,
December, 12.42c; January, 12 40c; March,'
.(, May, I3.,t.c.
Futures closed steady; August," 12.4"c;
September, 12.30c; October, 12.46c; Novem
ber,' 12.40c; December, 12.61c; January, J2.51c;
February, 12.52c; March, 12.60c; April, 12o0c;
May, 12.67c.
Spot closed steady; middling uplands,
12.70c: middling guir, 13.Kc; sales, 400 bales.
GALVESTON, Teg., Aug. 30. COTTON
Steady at U'Sc.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 30.-WHEAT-Spnt,
quiet; No. I red western winter. 7s lid;
futures, steady; September. 7s 7; Decem
ber, 7s lluti; March, 7s 6d.
CORN Steady ; new American mixed, Bs
6d; old, lis 8d; futures, quiet; September,
6 4d; October, 6s 4d.
PEAS Canadian, steady, Is llVxd.
FLOUR, Winter patenta. dull; 33 61.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, firm;
8i3, 15fJ5.
Wool Market.
HT. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-WOOL Firm; ter
rltory and weatern mediums, 23(ij28c; fine
mediums, 22rj24c; fine. 134rl9c.
Elgin Batter Market.
ELUIN. Hi.. Aug. 80 BUTTER Firm,
80c. Bale for the week. 791,800 lbs.
Stock la Slgbt.
Receipt of live stook at th six prlncl-
Cattl. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.300 I.30O 17,500
Bloux City 4.700 1.000
St. Joseph 8.000 4,000 2.500
Kansas City 2fi,ono 6,000 7.000
St. Louis 9.200 8.700 S.sOO
Chicago 22,000 82,000 8,000
Total...., 73,200 49,000 66,800
Mlaneapnlla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 80. WH EAT Sep
tember, 9J4i99r; December. B2r; May,
8c. Cash: No. 1 hard, 9fiS,(fJwc; No. J
northern, OT4fr98e; No. 2 northern. 86V18
9c; No. I northern, 9340.
FLAX Closed at $1.40.
BRAN In 100 pound sacks. $19 Sovrj20 00
FI.OUR First patents, 6T1.RO1ijfi.7rn- second
patents, $5.40vr4S ; first clears, $4. 604. 86:
second clears, $3 tO'uS.'id.
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK, Aug. 80-The visible sup.
ply of grain In the United States Saturday,
August 28. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange, was a follows: Wheal,
8.8i'3iAJ bunhels; decrease. 222.000 buehels.
Corn, 1,774. OuO bushels; decrease, 4fln,0')
buphels. Oals, T..1S4.O00 bushel; Increase,
1,771 000 bushel. Rye, 202 000 buehels; In
crease, 29,000 bushels. Barley, 217,000 bush
els; Increase, 109,000 bushels. Th visible
CIGAR JOBBERS FOR OMAHA
New Wholesale Plant Una Located
at 3iil Soa tk. Fourteenth
Street.
A new cigar jobbing house has located
In Omaha to do an exclusive wholesale
busines. The firm Is Ounnoudo & Zuhr
mtielln company and the place of busines
is 821 South Fourteenth street. The of'
fleers of the firm are K. Ounnnude, presi
dent; L. Zurmuch. vice president! and
manager, and H. Z. Haas,, secretary and
treasurer. This firm Iras been located in
Council Bluffs, from which point 'it has
been doing a business In Iowa, but has
never had men west of the river. Five
men will be put to work at once in Ne
braska and the territory west of the Mis-,
rotirl river. The firm also manufactures
humidors. For the present the Council
Bluffs house will also be. maintained.
Another Implement house la locating In
Omaha. It Is the Independent Harvester
company of Piano, III., with offices at
1116-17 Farnam street. W. W. Owen is gen
eral agent and a full line of samples will
be carried and the stock handled for the
present through a transfer house. '
Plan Tone V-rlit Prom.
Take advantage of the low JC-day
ummer tourist fare to New York City,
New Jereiiy sea shore. -New England and
Canadian rtsort In effect dally via th
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TRAINS FROM OMAHA Stopping at Fair Grounds leave
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