THE BEE: OMATTA, "WEDXESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1910.
V
Jfct
tRAb AiiUniUiliiEMARhhl
VGood Weather Helpt flanreitinj of
' Spring Wheat.
CASH PRICES DROP STILL LOWER
Yalns In Koitlwril Torn Itelt Cause
Active Rales In That Grain and
Glvs Price an Kasler
Tralfntr
OMAHA, Aug. J. WW
Weather conditions continue very favor
able for harvesting spring whest In the
northwest. Market values sag lower under
w-elght of the heavy arrivals of new wheat
t primary points. Millers sro slow buyers
nd cash prices are weak and lower.
More scattered rains In the western and
southern corn, belt, with temperatures gen
erally better. Receipts are good, causing
heavy selling and values were easier again
notwithstanding the recent break.
A bearish wheat market was the order
on all futures. Liverpool cables were very
weak and lower. Easier northwest markets
were followed by a bearish report brought
out by the Illinois grain dealers which
helped to lower price levels. Should the
Movement of new wheat continue a further
decline Is expected.
There was but one side to the corn market
today, as the map showed good rains In
Kansas and parts of Nebraska and a much
Improved forecast generally over the en
tire belt. Prices broke on offerings of
long corn, although trade was not heavy.
' Primary wheat receipts i were 1.H95.000
bushels and shipments were 495,000 bushels,
against receipts last year or 1,140.000 bushels
and shipments of 9fld.0fl0 bushels.
(Primary corn receipts were 693,000 bushels
and shipments were 142 000 bushels, against
receipts last year of 601.000 bushels end ship
ments of 2G9.000 bushels.
: Clearances were 8,700 bushels of corn,
8.000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
eaual to 34,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed 2tl lower on wheat, and
4 to Td lower on corn.
,. Local range of options:
boxes; lard, S.joo tierces; prime western
steamed and 1.930 tons other kinds.
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.! Yts'y.
.Wheat J
Sept... I 96 PR 98 K 96
Dee WH 96 96H 9fiV4
Corn
Sept.. ! 59 59 69 19
Dee.... 67 67 67 67
Oats
Kept... 38 35 ffi 36 S5V4
Deo.,.. 37 87 87 87
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. t hard, 94Hflr4c: No. 2
hard. 92i94c:No. 4 hard. 7f92c: rejected
hard, 86UK7c; No. 3 spring, 94S90c; No. I
spring. 91'&93c. ,-
CORN-No. 2 -white. 61H62c: No. 4 white,
Kt61V(.c: No. 2 yellow. 60fe'0Ac: No. I sol-
low, 69H'SWc; No. 4 yellow, 68V4H59c; No,
I. 69Ufir,9c.
OA'IVS No. 3 white. SWMeHo; No. 4 white
I4S4He; No. 4 yellow. 32"AffT33o
BARLEY No. 1 feed. 474f-50o.
IE-NO. Z, 711B73C; NO. 3, IWlfllQ.
Carlot Receipts.
' Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha ......
Duluth
.1,069
150
118
64
628
lis
400
'ii
WEATHER IX TIIE fiRUM BELT
Good Kalns Are Reported Over Cora
and Wheat Relt f Nebraska.
OMAHA, Aug. 3, 1910.
A barometrlo rienrnsiilnn extends from tbe
Cenadlan provinces snutn over the country
lying between the Mississippi river and the
Rocky mountains. This disturbance has
caused fairly good rains throughout the
central valleys and plains stales within the
last twelve to twenty-four hums and rains
are falling at points In the extreme upper
nd lower Missouri vallov this morning. A
fall of l.M Inches occuried at Kansas City.
Mo., last nlybt. Falls .f 1M Inches, at
Hasting, and 1.21 Inches at Falrbury, Neb.,
were the heaviest shown by our reports In
this state. Fairly good rains were quite
general over the western portion of the
corn and wheat belt and lighter showers
occurred over the greater part of the east
ern portion. Very warm weather prevailed
throughout Nebraska, Iowa Kansas and
Missouri during Monday. Temperatures
well up in tlio nineties were general In the
stats named. The highest reported In Ne
braska was 100 at Hartlngton In the north
east portion. The highest recorded at
Omaha was 96 degrees. With the depres
sion now moving over the central valleys,
followed Dy an area or high moving over
the west, the outlook Is favorable for
showers In thla vicinity tonight, followed
by fair and slightly cooler Wednesday.
1910. 1909. 190s. 1907.
Minimum temperature.... 74 73 70 66
Precipitation t 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 78 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
13.60 Inches.
liefuiency corresponding period in 1909,
.71 Inch.
Excess corresponding period In 1808. 1.11
Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Reajloa Bulletin.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time,
luesday, August 3, 1910: r.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.- Rain-
Station. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb 99
Auburn, Neb 99
Uroken Bow, Neb. 1)6 -
Columbus, Neb... 97
Culbertaon, Neb.. 99
Falrbury, Neb.... 97
Fairmont. Neb... 96
Or. Island. Neb.. 90
Hartlngton. Neb.. 100
Hastings, Neb..., 94
Holdregs, Neb... 96
oakdale, Neb.... 96
Omaha, Neb 96
Tekamah, Neb.. 98
Alta, la 94
Carroll, la -98
Clarlnda. la...... 92
Sibley, la 92
ISIoux City, la... 93
Not Included In
73
63
64
65
43
67
.00
.05
.00
.20
.00
1.21
. .00
.00
1.54
.60
.48
.00
.00
.00
.00
.02
.00
.00
averages
68
68
64
45
67
73
71
67
49
62
62
70
8k y.
Clear
PL cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Minimum
temperature for tweive-hour period ending
at a a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE,
No. of
District. Stations.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville, Ky 19
lndlanapaJos, Ind. 12
Chicago, 111...)..... 26
St. Louis, Mo 13
Dea Moines, Ia....il4
Minneapolis, Minn. SO
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha. Neb 19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; nnd Closing;
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2. Surprising Indications
that the Illinois wheat crop notwitnstana
lng supposed heavy losses by Hessian fly
will be 4C.00O.O00 bushels as against 81,000-
000 bushels a year ago, smashed the market
today. The close was weak at nearly
the lowest Dolnt of the session and show
lng fall of Titfla to lo as compared with
twenty-four hours previous. There was a
final loss of lVs to lo on corn, and
to 94c (n oats. For provisions the latest
figures ranged ; from 22ic advance to 15o
decline.
Information as to the Illinois wheat yield
came through the ' State grain deal
ers association and was regarded as sen-
.satlonal from a trade standpoint. Detailed
figures from more than 600 points north
of the Vandalla railway were given showing
an average crop of twenty bushels an acre,
on 2,139,000 acres. -
v ' Bulls took what comfort they could from
assertions by cash grain - men , that the
wheat movement from the interior has
reaohed the maximum and that offerings
were on the decrease. September ranged
from ll.OJVs to $1.024 and closed Va to
lftc down at 81.00 to $1.00.
General rain In Kansas- and Nebraska
made a weak market, for corn. Crop reports
were better, but there was much commis
sion buying on the declines. September
sold from 62 to fflMaC, 'closing easy at to1
Temp. Rain-
Max. Mln. fall
86 60 .30
86 68 .00
84 62 .20
86 64 . 20
88 64 .00
94 68 .10
84 68 .40
94 70 .60
96 66 .80
A rainfall of 1.84 Inches occurred at Kan
sas City last night, a fall of l.M occurred
at Hastings and 1.21 at Falrbury, Neb.,
and fairly good rains were general over
the western portion of the corn and wheat
region. Lighter and scattered showers oc
curred In all other, except the St. Louis
and Louisville districts. High temperatures
prevailed in the Omaha, Des Moines and
Kansas City districts.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
M lORKSTOCkbAND BONDS
Professional Trader! Control Market
and Fluctuation! Continue.
BEAR PARTY AT WORK IN PLACES
Government Report on Cotton Condi
tions Foremost Influence In shap
ing Judgment of Agjrloal
tnral Omtlook.
NEW YORK. Aug. J.-The stock market
today was largely an affair of profis
rlural traders and their views of the
rpeculatlve outlook seemed to change from
hour to hour, Judging by the continual
fluctuations In the course of prices. The
n moment of some special stocks gave
warning that the bear party had been at
work In tie last few days.
There Is no one subject at present to
which so much Importance Is attached us
the year's agricultural harvests, and the
market showed a real response to the
more hopeful turn of the' day's news In
that respect. Early depression was trans
foimed Into a buoyant nnd active closing.
The government report on cotton condi
tions, ss of July 25, was the foremost In
fluence in shaping lu.lginent of the agri
cultural outlook. The condition figures,
showing a heavy deterioration during the
month and a poor comparison with the
average In a number of years, does not
offer great Inspiration to enthusiasm when
considered absolutely. The speculators con
sidered It, not from that standpoint, but
relatively. In that light it was no worse
than expected and better than soma of the
preliminary estimates, notably that of the
National Olnners' association.
There were reports of cloudy weather In
Texas, where the trouble Is . with drouth
rather than excessive moisture. The drouth
stricken portions of the corn belt were re
ported to have been visited by "ahundant
and snaking rains" and there was heavy
Stilling of that commodity on the exchanges
to bur out the reports.
The cheerful tenor of ' these advices
strengthened the resistance which stocks
had begun to show to the depresolon of
the tarly part of the day. The depression
centered on the Hawley group to the ao
cnmpanlment of predictions that the divi
dend on Chesapeake & Ohio could not be
maintained and that the ambitious protects
of the combination centering around that
property were becoming Involved in em
barrassments similar to those which over
came the Pearson syndicate.
The strong rally in Chesapeake & Ohio
and a similar rebound In Sloes-Sheffield
Steel served as a warning that protective
measures against bear raids were in force.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1,300,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
ad leading quotations
Number
on stocks
of sales
were:
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-FLOUR Quiet and
without quotable change; spring patents,
8S.75fe6.16; winter straights, 84.5014.66; winter
patents, $4.75ij.6.10; spring clears, $4.8594.40;
winter extras, No. 1, $3.753.90; winter ex
tras. No. 2. 83.603.65; Kansas straights,
$4.8ivg-5.15. Rye flour, steady; fair to good,
$4.10fi"4.85; choice to fancy, $4.404.60. -
COUNiJEAL Quiet; firm white-and 'yel
low, $1,604(1.66; choree, $L4oSX50; kiln dried,
$J. 5003.60. 1
WHEAT-45pot market easy: New No. 1
.red, $1.06, elevator, and $1.07, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, 8124, f. o. b. Heavy
receipts at interior points, together with
lower cables and favorable reports regard
ing both winter-and spring wheat, caused
a sharp decline In the wheat market, but
prices rallied on covering by shorts, clos
ing T4jlVa net lower. September, 8106 V
1.VV4, closed at
Allls-Cbalmer pfd
Am)s&mtd Copper
American Affrlcultuml ....
American IWt Sugtr...,..,
American Cn
Amaiican C. F
American Cotton Oil
American H. A U pfd....;
American Ice Securities...,
American Llseeed
American Looomotlve ,
American 8. A R
American 8. A R. pfd.....
Am. Steel Foundries ,
Am. Sugar Refining ,
American T. A T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining -Co
Atohlton
Atchleon pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore & Ohio ...
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacifle
Central Leather .'
Central Leather pfd.......
Central of New Jersey. ...
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Ot. W
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W..
C, M. A St. P...
C, C, C. & St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
Conaolldated Gib
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Hlo Orande
D. A It. G. pfd......."..'...
Diattllers" Securities ......
Erie
Erie let pfd
Erie Sd pfd
General Blectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etfa..
Illinois Central
Interboroufh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Sales. High. Low. Close.
17
Rlillitry silver coin, 3-,.34r..3e.i; minor coin.
II. Ifx'.X.; total balance In general fund,
K'l.iW.lwt.
New York Mmfr Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2 MONEY On call.
eay; lVui per cent; ruling rate, 14i per
cent; closing bid, I per cent; offered at
l'l per cent; time loans essy; sixty days.
8i:i'4 per cent; ninety days, 4'c?4S: lx
mi'tiihs, 4'i5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAFER Rt4jtf4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 4 Mmf
4.K340 for sixty day bills and at 14 In' 36 for
demand. Commercial bills, $4 83"4.K3 V
BILVEIt Har, 6.Tc; Mexican dollars, 4tc.
BONOS Government steady; railroad ir
regular. closinir quotations on bonds today were
ss follows:
W int. M. M. ....
10"S Japan 4a
101", do 4 W
ll K. C. So. let la.,
IMS L. 8. dett. 4s
114 LAN. unl 4. ..
, 74 M. K. A T. lit 4s
IMS do gen. 4e
Hit Mo. Parlflc
-, 'N. R. R. of M. 4Via t4,
lltt'4 N. T. C, g. 1H
0 do deb. 4 n
1S N. T.. N. H. A H.
rf.
V. . ref. ia,
do coupon
V. S. at. ref
do coupon
V. 8. 4a, rag
do coupon
Allla-Chal. let is...
Am. As t
Am. T. A T. cv. 4e.
Am. Tobacco 4....
do Sa
Armour A Co. 44..
Atihteon sen. 4s.,
do ev. ea
do cv. ea
A. C. L. lit 4e..
Bal. A Ohio ea...
do I1!
n4
't
. us
Tl
yj
, 74
, Ti
, 14
'it
do 8. W. I4jt
Brk. Tr. ev. 41.
On. of Ga. 6a
Can. Leather ea
C. of N. J. s. ta...
. .Iu34a cv. la
..107 N A W. 1st e. 4s.
..S3 do cv. 4a
... lt No. Pacific 4i
... " do la
. U 0. t. L. rfri(. 4a...
, il4e Prnn. cv. Ia 1914.
106 do con. 4a
7H Reading sen. 4a
ltu 61. L a a F. (I. 4
Chea. A Ohio a.. n do gi-n. is
do ref. fm "8t. L. S. W. o. 4a.
vhlcago A A. IVte. ' do 1st gold 4a
C. B. A Q. j. 4a M4 SeaN.ard A. L 4a.
do gen. 4a ,"'. Pag. col. 4a....
C. M. A S.P. I 3HS II do ev. 4a
C. R. 1. A P. a. 4a. tl de let ref. 4a
do rfg. 4a ti)Sq. Railway ea
Colo, Ind. la To do gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4a II V'on Faclfts 4a....
":. a . t a i te 4 cu cv. ..
l). A H. ov.
D. A R. O. 4a...
' do ref. ia
Dletlltera' ie ....
Krie p. I. 4a
do gen, 4a
do cv. 4a, aer.
do aeries B
Oen, Uec ev. la.
1J1S
. T
. M
.10
. tMt
. II
.
.103
. II
e 71
. A
. 34
. s
. U
.
. M
. 134
louy.
. 74
.101
. IH
M do let A ref. 4a.
II , V. S. Rubber ..
, I'. 8. Steel Id la 102
, 4.ve..caro. ("hem. is. M
I. 'Wabaiih let oe 1'17
7
44
. 0
.Ul
do let A ex. 4a...
Vteatern Md. 4a
Weat. Elec. ov. is..
Wla. Centrwl a
III. Can. lat ref. 4a. M Mo. P. cv. Sa c-fa
Int. MeU 4a II
Bid. "Offered.
1H
12
81
1
OMAHA LlVfc SMth MARKET j :
Two Days' Receipt! of Cattle Largest
of Year to Date.
LITTLE CHANGE IN HOG VALUES
Fat Sheep Steady to Knsler, with Fat
Iambs Firm and Active and
Feeders In Demand at
Steady Prices.
SOUTH
Receipts were:
OMAHA,
Aug. I,
1910.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.17.41
.13.;3
4.6 US
.4;S
18,t
14.211
10. 61 3
.74
8.7
IMi
14.318
18.7VJ
81. (HW
29.6H1
33.:3
24.416
64
31,o
Offlcal Monday
Estimate Tuesday ..
Two days this week.
8ame dava last weak-
Same days 3 weeks g'o..l5i)W
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 8.t;U
eame days 4 weeks ago.. 3,31
Same days last year.... T 7di
the following tains shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at ttoutli Omaim for
the year to date as compared wliii last
yr: 1910. 1909. Inc. leo.
600,10s 61.bo 48,ao2
""g" l.KU.liU l,o6.W4
Hheep ........ hi,4,434 7tW,l3
The following table shows the. average
Prices of hogs at Mouth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
U3.041
8o2,34
Dates. I 1910, 11909. 1908.107.1W.1906.104.
July
July
July
ju:y
Juiy
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
83... 1
84...
85...
is...,
88...
39...
HO...
31...
1....
2....
8 3774i 1
I
8 27T4I
Sifsi
7 b
1 67 341 6 Kl 8 821 I
T 671 8 Sl 6 941 8 65 1 6 47
4 94
7 1
7 45
7 3:
27
1 71? 7 40 8 34
41
6 44
I 7 441
7 69-Vl I
" 69 VI 7 49!
4
6 13
$ 07
$ lb
t 97
t 9i $ 63 6 651 I 04
t it, 0' B WM O
$ 44 t M 11
46 8 611 i 19
6 601 6 11
87 i 6 08
32 6 68
6 lol 6 b9 4 99
04
(Ml
6 01
6 9,
6 91 6 U S 731 4 93
Local Itrcarltlee.
Quotation furr.istied by Hamuel Burns,
Ji , 33 New York Life building.
um..
'"I"
Beatrice Creamery pfd.....;..
t.lr Nallooal Bank HMf. la.
Cut of Omaha is. 111.
Cudahy Packing Co. ia, 1M4
Qerman Fire lnaurance. ..
Houaton Water ea, 1144..,
Ica Portland ceuieni tat aula, ea,
Int. Con. Co., bonus
aveaeea Oaa A Hie., i par cent eld
Lincoln Traction Ce. I per sent, I
Nre-8chnelder-Fowler I per cent..
Neb. Tel. ateus per sent
New York, City of 4s )MT
Omaba Water Ce. Is, M44
Omaha Oaa ea, im
Omaha EV L A P. 6s, IMI
Omaha;
'd Aak4.
11.800 44
; December, $1.09H
Receipts, 25,200 bu.;
aa v r m mvia viudius. ceiov sa. a, uiti vi7aH vviivu s a, mi n
to 62. a loss of Wt to lo -compared with 1.09-W. closed at 81.09 H.,
last night. No. 2 yellow closed at 64Vi4j shipments. 8.000 bu.
m.- The September oats option fluctuated I 1 CORN Snot market easy; No. 2, 71c,
between 86 and fl'ito, with the finish Ho I nominal, elevator, domestlo basis, to ar-
off at SOHfeM?!. ' - rive. The option market was without trans-
Traders lu provisions gave a bullish in
terpretation to the official report on ribs
ana meats. Price olosed generally higher,
the-best gain being in September ribs 22ViC.
The leading futures ranged aa follows;
Articles.! Open.j High. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Sept..
Deo...
May..
Cir
Bept.
lse...
May.,
Oau
Bept...
Dec....
May...
POIK .
13 opt
1
I U4-
14J7
1624 -au
s(rl
6Ti,,7V4j!
404t
f OOU
Laiu
Sept..
Oct...
Nov...
Jan.;.
Rlbi ,
IJept..
,Oot...
i 10214
1 04 I
1 08
.t
3HI
60
87
' 38-
Wsl
1 .0041 004T41 02HH
1 03H1 OO'n.Wil OiH
I mSl 08i44
62
694ti0Htfi81(If
n f 1 i 62H
20. 80 I M 86
11 67H
11 42
11 16
W 16"
11 7H
11 00
11 60
11 47H
U 17V4
1W
86t4l
Vi
21 45'
20 0
11 62V4
11 40
11 16
19 17WI 10 15
1160 t-1140
11.00 110 90
611 63
WHleltt,
37 it, 38H
0VillV4W
21 67V4
3U SO
11 80
21 45
20 80
U 60
11 47V4 11 60
U 17M,
10 l?Vi
11 60
11 00 I
11 124
10 15
11 274
10 824
Kuti.' .! t.- ' .'. 1 . . ; . ' .-.
Cash Quotations were as follows:
FLOUH Kaay; winter patents,- 85.255.60;
winter straights. 84.TO5-30; spring straights,
8h6!.46: balers. (4.10tf.W.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal tor 836,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.SU6.0M ,u.r oompared wtih L140,ooo bu. the
correepomiing day a year ago. The world's
visible supply, aa shown by Brads t reefs,
was- 4.HO.oo bti. .
Lstimated rscelpU for tomorrow: Wheat,
609 cars; corn, 803 cars; vats, 170 cars; bogs,
24,0(4 head, - - ' '
otf ivaio ;ah prices wheat, no.
2 'red, ti.iXHi'ft'l.Wfc; No. 3 red, 99oji81.02t,;
No. 2 haura, i W-r J 1-; No. 3 hard, 31.vuj
No. 1 Noitnera spring, 31.fciV; No. i
norther spring, 8113&1.14; No. 8 spring, 31 03
01.10. Corn,- No. t cash, &!463c-. No. cash,
txlW1!2c; No. t llte, Woic; No. 3
white, WVi4c No. t yellow, HVe4r4ic;
No. I yellow, 3Hn340. Oats, No. t cash,
86c; No. 2 white, uew, 87V'U.'-)c old irrtt
tn; No. 8 white, new, 4, old JUWOSsVc;
No. 4 white fWa37o standard, new, io, old
ITVvfiSolic. .......
uUliiiR Klrmi creameries, 234274c;
dairies taw-Ira ' -
KtiUS esteady . at mark, cases Included;
firsts I'm; prims firsts, 17c; receipts 13.240
oases. - ' -
CHKttSrS-Hteawlyi daisies 16tjl54o; twins
14ttl6c; youii(, Americas, Ua16Vt; long
hot as, lo'Wo.'
ToTA'iXK8 Firm; choice to fancy 89
70c;. fair to good, foe
POULTRY Hteady; turkeys; 20c; elilckena
14c; springs, lc.
VEAL-bleady; 60 to 80 lb. wts. 83Vc;
0 to ei lb. WW., 9f94c; 86 to 110 lb. wts.,
lOfflOHo.
Chicago Receipts Wheat, 106 cars; corn.
628 cars; oais, 400 cars. Estimated tomor
row! Wheat. (0 oars; corn, 208 ears; oats,
IK cars, - - - . , .. .
,- , . , Liverpool Gralai Market.
. LrVEUI"OOU Aug. 2. WHEAT Bpot,
dull,- No. 2 red western winter no stock;
futures dull; September nominal; October,
7Vi; December, 7s 4Sd.
' CORN eipol, firm; old American mixed,
6a 8d; Old American mlsed, via Galveston,
Ss YSid', new kiln dried, 6s 7d; futures firm;
ileptembeir 4s 9d; October, 4s 9d.
; FKAd Canadian, steady 7s.
' FLOITR Winter patents, nominally. 80s 6d.
1: liol'-4n London, li'sclflc coast) steady,
. am toe. , -. ,
actions, closing at lc net decline. Sen
tember olosed at 70o. Receipts, 27,760 bu. ;
splments,, 1,000 bu. '
OATS Spot market -easy: mixed. 28 to 32
lbs., nominal; natural white. 24 to 32 lbs., 48
tc; cuppea wntte, 34 to 42 ids., 4yt.oc. Re
ceipts, 111,060 bu.; shipments, 1,781 bu.
HAY Steady; prime, 3130; No. I, $1.25;
No. 2, $1.151.20; No. 2, 81.001-05.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1909, 20ifv23o; 1908, nominal. Pacific coast,
19U9, 9 16c; 1908, nominal.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, 2021o;
Bogota, 0Vt21,c.
PUOV1SION8 Pork, steady; mess, 828.50
47311.00; family, short clears.
74.oou'Zo.7. ueer. steauy: mess. 115 Wtti 18 oil:
family, 319.0019.60; beef hams. 822.0024.00.
Cut meals, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs., 3l6.60Jiil9.lX; pickled hams, IU-OOiTIS BO.
Lard, steady; middle-west, prime, $11.70
11.80; refined, easy; continent, 812 46; South
America. 813.26; compound, 19.50'a'lO.OO.
BUTTER Firm and unchanged; cream
ery specials, 3.sV(jc; extras, 28$2n4c;
third to firsts, 44 37c: stats dairy, common
to finest, 224j27V4o; process. Second to spe
cial, 2226Vic; western factory. 22if234c;
western imitation creamery, 2S-26c.
CHEB3B Firm; common, 94104o.
EGOS-Irreguhar; gathered white, 2528c.
POULTRY Alive, easy: western chick
ens, 17018c; fowls, 14018'4jo; turkeys, 16$20c.
1 PBORIA.
Pearlax Market,
Aug. -2.-CORN Lower; No. 3
yellow, iWc; No. f yellow
. fell
low
f- OATS Active? No. t white, Tfc;
write, 9t:fi3lo, No, 4) white, 0
, dsld. 7jeVQ. . , ' . . .
Vc: no grads, l74Ko.
2),c; No. 4 yel
Na.
tan
V' UrssdatSMffs ' at 1.1 veexl.'
I4VFBW.XJU Aug. f. The folloalng are
I Mte stocks of breadfttttrfs snd provisions in
' Uverpoolr Flour. lt0i sacks; wheat. 1,9,-
.bA eentala; oorn,' Sf..onO centals; baomi. I )
; bones; hsms.' 2.l"0 boiee; shoulders. I.U6
-boxes; butter. t,8v4 cwu.; cheese, 4v,du
800
tu
1.8IM
"
100
100
80
00
1,100
100
luO
600
1,100
'"ioo
too
11,400
100
fk
3.000
200
4.100
1,600
' 1,100
29 '4
8 .
48
66
18 .
K
7
101 H
43
117
ISOUj
'wii
M
n
107
106
75
II
80
1
43
M
1814
11
i2
10141
49
Hi
130
38
t3
97i4
10M
104
7S
114
ast
8 p. cent
Omaha A C. B. St. Rr. pld,
. ,. . 1 u h , m iu,a
1 t,iuBM w - ----
hu Pecllte t V la.
J ' aaie laaorauee Co..,
- - ...... , 1. ,fta
Seattle, Ifcjr n, vm,
In-i lir hi 4 L ce. ea. III...
Tidewater 6e, 14:1 (Quar. H. H.
era' eatate)
t'nion Stock Tarda, South Omaha,
Weatern faelflo is ,
II.790. KM 16
400
00
1,100
1,400
"ioo
100
6,400
400
100
600
' 800
tl
421
14
mu
'ii i
41
127
18'4
164
,4
40
14144
1184
'iiii
41
ltl
13 i
li4
87
1,800. t3 328
800
4. ioo
3.100
200
4,800
4.200
700
1404
118V4
fiS
1U
1414
44
87 T4
1MV4
121
42X
1284
li1
424
8eVk
44
66
1
18
11
16 i
6
101
434
117
131 H
1
SH
18 "4
Mi
T
107 I
W.V4 I
244
744 I
1844 I
II !
1004 !
8M I
704
244 !
31
424
1414
1224 .
71
374
60
127 t
1814
l6i
244
4
tl
. 234
374
t
131
1234
624
127
144
. 44
874
814
10144
14
104Vt
91
81
M
824
I
M
11 -loin
Rog-
1004
M
M
r
103
M
1
lus4
wv
48
llM
H
138
KM
J01
N
N
M
134
7
174
'Is
101
17
964
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
or twenty-tour bouts ending at 3 p. in.
esterday:
, RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
iu. s bi. r t
Wabash ' 3
Missouri Pacific .....' 8
mon p&Ufic 27
& N. w. (.east) s
44 N. W. (west)... 77
St. P. M. & O.... 8
H. & Q. (east) 1
B. & (J. I west)... 99
R. I. & P. (east).. 2
Illinois Central
C. U. W. 1
Total receipts ....227
DISPOSITION.
Omaha Pkg. Co 047 1.081 787
Swift and company 1,446 1,827 640
Cudahy Pkg. Co 2,0u8 2,t19 1,864
Armour & Co 1,326 3,0U2 3,M
Murphy till
W are 2o4
Boston Stocks stnd Bonds.
BOSTON, Aug. 2. Closing quotations on
stocks wers aa follows:
Allouea
Amal. Copper ...
A Z. L at 8
Arizona Com. ...
AUantio
B. at C O. 44 8.
Butte Coalition .
Cal. 44 Artiona..
Cal. 44 Hecla....
Centennial
Cop. Kant C. Co.
Baat Butte C. M...
Franklin
Olroua Con."
Granbr con
Ureene Cananea. ...
Iale KoyHe tXjpper.
Kerr LaJte
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper
Miami Copper ,
Bid.
. 30 Mohawk
. Mt JSevada Con
. 34 Nlpleelng Mines ...
. 144 MorUi butt
. 4 North Lake ,
. 1244 Old Dominion
. li Osoeola
. tw' Parrolt g. 44 C
,630 Uulnor ' ,
'. 15 Shannon
. 83 Superior
.- T ' Superior 44 B. M...
104 Superior 4k P, O...
. 44 Tamarack
. 324 t. 8. U. A O
. iHiV. 8. 8. K. 44 M.
. 18. do pld
. 3., tth Con
, 80 , Hub Copper Ce...'.
. i,V. Uiona
, ll Wolverine ..........
"1 ' ' " '
. 444
. iv
, 10
. 344
.
84
.133
. 13
. 70
. 14
. 414
.
. 10
. eS
. M4
. 3
. 44a
. 82
. 44.
44
.101
W. U. Vansant Co 92
Benton Vansant & Lush. 92
biephens Bros 136
Hill die Son M i
F. B. Lewis 5
Huston 4k Co 18
J. B. Root & Co 24
J. H. Bulla 150
L. Wolf o3
McCreary at Carey 256
S. Weriheimer 13o
Lee Rothschild 19
M1111I1 & polsley 13
Sol Legan 177
Christy at Cllne 67
Other buyers 951 10,702
Total 8,109 ,394 16,363
Int.. Murine pfd 144
Kaneas City Grata nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. I. WHEAT
September, 8644c, bid; December, 97va-98o,
bid; May. 81.0214. sellers. Cash. lir!4c
lower; No. 2 hard, 96cg$1.00; No. 3. 94'a-97o;
No. 3 red, 99o; No. 3, 937r94c.
CORN September. o?4c: December. 5844c.
sellers; May, 8u4c, bid. Cash, lw2o lower;
No. 3 mixed, 64ikti6c; No. 3 mixed, 64c; No.
2 white, of4jc; No. I. 6m4o.
OATS little lower: No. 2 white. 37iS39c:
No. 2 mixed. e2frS4c,
RYE No. 2, 73ii'75c, '
HAY Unchanged: choloe timothy. 814.00(3
14.50; choice prairie. $11.004511.25.
B I TTK R Creamery, 2vc; firsts, 23c;
seconds, 21o; packing stock, 204c
T-XKiS Firsts. $4.80: seconds. 82.40: extras.
$4.00. . ,
Receipts. BhlDments.
Wheat 433.00O 185,000
Corn 88.000 18.000
Oau 15.0UO 18,000
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa central
Kansas City Southern
K. C. Bo. pfd
Laclede Oaa
Louisville 44 Naahvllle....
Minn. eV St. Lou I a
M., St, P. 4 8. 8. M
M., K. A T
M., K. 4V T. pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Blacult
National Lead
N. H. K. of M. 3d pfd...
New York Central
N. Y., O. 44 W..
Norfolk 44 Weetam
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oae
P.. C, C. 44 Bt. L
Plttaburs. Coal
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel i..
Republic Steel pfd ..
Hock laland Co..
Kock laland Co. pfd
St. U 44 S. F. 3d pfd
St. Louts 8. W
Bt. L. 8. W. pfd
Blosa-Sheffleld S. 44 I
Southern Pacific ,
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tenneaeee Copper
Texas 44 Pacific
T., St. L. 44 W ,.,
T., St. L. 44 W. pfd
Vnlon Paclflo
t'nion Paclflo pfd
t'nlted Statea KealtT.....
United Biatea Rubber. ...
Unled Sates Steel ,
U. 8. Steel pld
ttak Copper
Va.-Caroltna Chemical ..
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Weatern Maryland
Weelinshouee Blectrls ...
Weatern Union
Wheeling at L B
Total sales tor the day.
300 40
3
600
600
100
800
100
800
8,400
374
40
97
1344
23
1324
114
10
M4
IB
271
11.
f4
184
3
New York MtnlnaT Stocks,
NEW YORK, Aug. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice ..,..3oovLadvUl Uc; .... 8
Brunawlck Oon , 7 ..'Utile Chlei 8
Com. Tunnel, atock... 33 v1Maatuan .....120
do bond!
Con. cal. 44
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
oflered.
14 , Ontario
Vs 106 , Ophlr
;'. 40 ' Standard
16 - Yellow Jacket
.160
.110
,.100
. 48
' - "Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 2. WOOL Increased ac
tivity Is noted in th local wool mantel and
values nave risen in response to the de
mand; l-'leeces, both old and new, are
playing' an Important part in the trans
actions, while a good volume of business
is reported In territory wool In original
bags. Better grades of territory ate selling
at 67&oo, sooui-ed, for best staple, while
1.8O0 804 474
264
68
964
14
12i'4 i2i4 I Ohio one-quarter 'blood fleeces are Deing
884 814 I transferred at 2044,2. c. ' In the west the
200
; 100
. 4,100
too
100
. ii.'soo
too
. 8,104
700
' '"ioo
100
." "'ioo
.123,400
. 00
300
. 13,100
800
. 700
". "'400
1.400
10
274
111
314
4
1144 :
234
1284 -1044
"it" '
SO
'ioii
137
28
"81
80
614
184
"ii"
674
31,800 1124
400 324
.101,
400
boa
00
800
600
700
60
1114
2o4.
'J
44
14114
41
374
1084
384
83
iii4
214
1264
10uk
'ii.
80
'ioii,
133
284
81
374
68 t
844
"ii"
M4
1014
81
, 41
224
4.
44
1674
bOX
60
best Montana is said to be bringing ac
or S3o cleaned. New wools, however, are
coming forward slowly. Pulled wool is
7 dull, but there is still some demand for
11 1 u uie ioieisn nroauct.
Bl. liUUlO. AUK, 4. VVt-rJl UIlulieillBVU,
territory and western mediums, 184l2ottc;
finS mediums, 17iu2oo; fine Ui17o.
.171,800
. 1.700
. l.wo
. l.OuO
. 1.0O0
. 1.400
.' "t'io
100
48
116
444
67?
W4
84
'464
41k
464
1114
414
54
16
814
"ii"
804
t. Lonls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Ho., Aug. 2. WHEAT
Futures, lower; September, mwme.
Cash, lower; track: No. 2 red, $1.00ia-1.02;
No. 2 hard, 97-4($1.03.
CORN Futures, lower: September. 824c:
I H-cember. 6no. Cash, lower: track; No. 2.
Bba; No. 2 white, 6Vytc. ,
OATS Futures, lower; Herjgember, 84lc:
December, 3dc. Cash, lower; track: No. 3.
84fr34c; No. 2 white, 394U40u.
FLOUR Lower; red patents. $Y10$.40;
extra fancy and straight, 84.30490; haid
winter clears, $3.307)3.ii0.
SKKD-Tlmothv. 8o.ty5.50.
C()RNMEAL-$3.85.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, t8681.
HAY Pteady; timothy, $i3-0t8 17.00; prai
rie, $ll.(Kif 14.00.
PROV1SION8-Porg. lobbing. $2200. Lard.
higher; prime steam, $U.4fUSS. Iiry salt
meats, lower; boxed extra shorts, 12c;
clear ribs. I3c; snort clears, 1340. itaenn,
lower; boxed extra shorts, 144c; clear ribs,
14"sc; short clears. 14Hc
POT.'LTRY Quiet; chlckers. IH40.; springs,
16c; turkeys, lu20c; dukg, 9il2c; geese,
Jio.
BUTTER Firmer; creamery, 244S4c
EQ33 Steady: 174c
Keretpts. Bblpments
Flour. bMs
Wheat. .bu.i.v....
Com, bu
Oats, bu .......
9,!
.,..197 000 .
.... 84.0K)
. 71.000 C
10. 800
, ,4.fi00
,. W.OiiO
21,000
Mllwsskee rnln Market.
MILWAIWEB. Aug ' It-FLOUH-Dvll
WHEAT No- 1 njrthern. 81.18iil.17; No,
2 TiortUerp, tLaUiJ' oeutember, $1T4,
bid... 4 ... -
tATrt-4Vsf4iO. ' . t '
BARXOSY-ajampIes. tSVriUc. V
' 1 nalatB 'Grain Market.
tt'LrTH. Aug. 1 WHEAT September,
$1 12S; December. $1 WV May, $l li; No.
1 northern, 81.18V, No, t nortUero, $l.ltiV
838,400 shares.
H4.
44
1144,
134
1274
1061
94
18
80
164
10
134
39
894
344
1 27
' 34
68
574
It
824
60
214
. 64
30
43
14 4
894
4
84
884
114a
44
. 611
,. 14
Id
434
61
414
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 2. American securities
opened dull and during the forenoon trading
was very ugnt. fries cnanges were limited
to small fractions.
Console, money...
do account
Amal. Copper
Anaconda w
Aacbtaon '.
do pfd -.
Baltimore 44 Ohio.
Canadian Paclflo.
Uieaapeak 44 O..
Chlcaso O. W.
Chi.. Mil. a
De Beera...
Denver A Bis a.,
do pfd
EErle
de let pfd
do 3d pfd
Oread Tnink
llllnela Central...
ttlLVLK Bar.
MON Ex 1 per
UHLowlarille 44 N
. k M., K. A T....
. 414 N. T. Central.
. 1 Norfolk A W..
. r do pfd........
.Hit Ontario 44 W..
.1074 Pennaylvanta ..
.181 ie Hand Mlnea....
. 47, Hsadlns
. 32 Southern Ky 31
Bt. F... 1344 do pfd 61
114 Southern Pact (10.
28, Union Pacific...
10 do pfd
834 V. g. steel. ......
, Ufa de pfd.,,,. ..v..
, 2i Wabaah 1.
86 do pfd
Ill Suanlah 4s.
steady at 34 9-lttd per pa.
cent.
.149
. M4
.1121
. Ia
4
Ms
...111
...1414
... (Ml
... 474
...1174
... 14,
... 81
12
The rate of discount In, the open market
tor short bills is l7 pet- cent; for three
months; bills, 24. Per cervt. . .
v New York Car Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 318 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
Bay Stat Oaa 38 Oraene Canaries. ..
Butt Coalition II Inspiration
Cactua 14 La rose ,
Chlno H' Nevada Con a
Chief Cone 14 Newhouae
Fraction 80 Ohio Copper
Datla Half 14 Rawhide Coalition
Bly (-antral 78 Ray Central
Kly Cons. 31 Swift Pkf. CO....
Franklin 14 Seare-Roebuck Co.
Otreux 44 Superior Pitta..
Ooldfleld Con.... I t-U Trinity Copaar....
Ooliitleld riereooe... 3k North Lake
Ooldfleld Delay....... 4 Bohemia
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 2-COTTON Spot
closed quiet; 10 points advance; middling
uplands, 15.30c; middling uplands, gull.
15.56c. Hales none.
Futures olosed steady. Closing bids: Au
gust. 13.26c; September, 14.13c; October,
13.63c; November, 13.6.1c; December, 13.52c;
January, 13.44c; February, 13.45c; March,
13. bio; May. 13.53c.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. Th average
condition of the ootton crop on July 25
was 76.6 per cent of the norn-M. according
to a bulletin of the crop repori.ig board
of the Department of Agriculture Issued at
noon today. The average condition was
so.7 on June 25: 71.9 on July 25 last year
83.0 In 1908; 75.0 In 1907, and 79.4 In ths ten
year aversge.
evaporated Apples nnd Dried altav
NEW YORK, Aug. t EVAPORATED
APPLES Firm. but. trading continues
quiet. On the spot, fancy Is quoted at 104
ll4c: choice. 84ig9o; prime. 74fo; common
to fair, 6$7o. Prunes are quiet, but p riots
are firm on light stocks here, and reports
of a small crop. Quotations range from i
94o for Callfornlas up to 30-40's, and 44V
9Vo for Oregons. Apricots are quiet and
verv steadv. Choice. 8Affllw4e: extra choice
lOVi&llc: fancy, 10$.&12vio. Peachei are dull
and unchanged. Choice, S44f-6u; extra
choice. 7&7c; fancy. 7474c. Raisins are
quiet but firm. Loose muscatels aie quoted
at 8T4ffl64c: choice to fanoy seeded, tvnoit
seedless, 3044c; London layers, $1.20u1.2o.
Minneapolis Qraaan Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 2. WHEAT Sep
tember, tU0V; - December, l.lVSl.0OH
May. $1.124; cash. No. 1 hard, $1.174; No.
northern. $1.16H1.1'; No. 2 northern
ll.HVijl 14; No. $ northern. $1.10441.114.
FLAAldKiUD ciosea at 1.1.414.
CORN No. S yellow, lhl4c.
OATS No. $ white, 374390.
RYE No. 2, 7173c.
(BRAN in 100-lb. sacks. $30,0030.60.
FLOUR First patents, In wood, f. o. b,
Minneapolis, $5.6fS5.90; seoond patents. $6.60
4 1 6.70; first clears, H-U4.40; second clears,
$2.90ojX20.
Dry Goods Market.'
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. DRY 4300DS The
cotton goods mgrket wss firmer, following
the Issuing of the government report on
cotton. Trading In print cloth yard good
at slightly firmer prices was reported,
Yarns hold firm, with business limited.
The export trade Is quiet, a sale of 6u0 bales
of grain goods for Manila shipment being
a feature. On men's wear trading Is spotty
and not generally satisfactory. The Job
bers did a better trade for ths day.
71-14
. 11
. Ht
. 84
1 7 11
. 14
84
.11
.141
. 104
. 44
88
44
1 . ., Trsasarr Blmtemeat.
, WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows: Trust Funds
Gold coin, 8.-NJV.868.809; . silver dollars,
3490,111.000; silver dollars of 190. $3.8.13,1011;
silver certificates outstanding, $41hi,1huo0.
General Ftind Standard silver dollars in
general fund. $2.3so,t4.- current liabilities.
tu2.16 593; working balance In treasury of.
flees, 83i.5M.471; in banks to credit of treas
urer of ths United States, $38,8So,81T; tub-
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-COFFEB(Market
for futures closed steady, net 1 point higher
to 6 points lower. Sales of 28.600 bags were
reported. August, 8.90c; September. 7 00o
October.- 7.05c; Nevember. 7.10c: Deoember,
7 2c; Jsnuary, T.3Cc; February, 7.28o; March,
7.30c; April, 7.83c; May, 7.S60; June, 7.38c
July. 7.13c. spot market quiet: Rio. No.
84c; Santos. No. 4. 940. Mild coffee, steady
coraova, 1013140.
Osteopaths at Baa Fraaclseo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. -The first
business session of the National Convention
of the American Osteopathic association
began today, after an address of weloom
by Dr. B. Meson of Oakland. Among the
speakers were Dr. m. -c. Flckler of Mln
neapolls, Minn., president of the associa
tloti; Dr. Jennette Hollos of Denver and
Dr. 14. c. mitn 01 inaianapolls.
If you have anythmg to sell or trad
advertise It In Ths Bee Wast Ad Col
umns and get quick results.
9
2
S 1
34 13 13
$ .. ..
28 29
10 .. 1
$ 1
40 9
2 1 1
2 1
4 .. 1
142 ea 17
cui,. 700 2 ." 6 feeders..
WYOMING.. .
S heifer .. 710 2 SO 17 rows... a :4
20 feeders... !'7 li 14 rrtt s. . ...
li rows 15 3 25
S. H. Whitney Co. wyo.
3 cows 90 2 90 9 Blockers. 711
3 VI
2 00
S stockers. M 140
4 cows KV
Johnstos-Faiil-Hrunehurs Co. Wyo.
3 40
2 90 .
8 56
2 56
80 COWS Hnl
70 calves... lK'J
H.
10 cows W7
11 cows 7S7
Eychanef &
V feeders.. 914 4 40
lt-calves... 237 6 50
Donohue
83 feeders.. 91 4 50
20 mixed... m 3 35
30 heifers... 41-4 2 95
C.
12 steeds.. ..lm
2 85 48 COW.
8 50 10 calves.
T. Soper Wyo.
2:5
3 35
4 X
i oos &S2 $ 53
Todrt-Wyo.
13 cows
6 heifers.
Bros. Wyo.
29 cows...,
10 calves..
16 mixed..
MrGlnnts-Wyo.
5 20 g steers,
9W
940
924
is
m
2 85
3 lU
3 55
8 00
2 50
Mrs. Flanlgan & Son Wyo.
30 feeders.. 1000 4 lt
W. L. Tlllaton wyo.
10S2 4 40
82 heifers,
111 cows..
e7 a 25
. 584 2 35
Covington
,. his)
,. 830
20 cows. .
26 cows..
3 helfe.1... 5ffl
8 heifers... 306
6 calves... 240
23 cows Ml
t steers... .10S3
I steers.. ..1213
J.
6 steers... .10 4 10
$ Hteors....U72 4 60
, McGlnnla
42 calves... 205 6 00
12 calves... 190 5 75
84 feeders.
99 calves..
Broe. Wyo,
6 steers..
3 rows
' 4 steers..
22 calves..
12 steers..
S steers..
4 steers..
4 10
$ 00
8 50
4 00
6 00
3 50
6 20
6 20
F. Cates Wyo.
800
. 137
.1224
. M
. 9 V
. 11-0
. 9S5
.1153
.IL-O
18 cows..
34 cows.
8 8 60
. 808 2 70
6 cows..
6 steers.
Co. Wyo.
14 calves..
33 cows....
44 cows....
28 cows....
916
.1210
822
83S
i 75
& 50
4 45
3 0
4 ft)
6 00
4 IV)
5 20
6 20
8 40
4 80
4 ro
3 50
2 65
2 70
strong to 6i- liiKlier. bulk of eales. $7 (""J
t .0; lii-avv, $7.;..ii i.Jw; i-tn kcrs snd butch
er, ti'.X'MA.to; lltiht, $8 l'KiiH.35. .
SliKKl' AND l.AMH.-4Mecelnts) 9,l'
head; market strong, lambs, I --mi i
yeai lliigs. $4 2.Vir.; weiliers, 8-1 ,"iw t ou;
ewes. IM.Xi'lt.l'!, storkers und fi-eilet s. $-.7j
tl.W.
M. I.ools Live to.k Market.
ST. LOCIS. Atig. 3. CATTI.K Receipts,
3,H heail-. ItH-ludlng l.fuM Txnn, market
strung; native shipping and export steerr,
$7tu 25; dressed beef and butcher stoers.
$5.i"u'7.r6; stems umter l,t pounds, $j.itty
t.Jo stockers anil teisleis. $MitK0i'; cows
and heifers, $3.otio-ii; canneis. J j'ti.t."1";
bulls, J.'iuoio; calves. Iii. .t'd V a ,' ; lexas
and Indliui steers, 84.OU4is.7o; cows and
heifors. $.!.iti.2.i. . . ,
HOGS Receipts. 7.3HO head, market l"W
15c higher; pigs and llgnis. $i.on.8it;
packers. $t.3-(i,50: buicnets mm best
ncaty, S.4-4).ii. ' ..,,
8HKKP AM) lMI!S-i:ceil)ts. 3.3t'
heud; market fteitdy to lt.c higher, native
muttons. eJ itU4 ; laiubs, ,3.jiai.w; ruin
and bucks, 8.l.o'u4.o0; stocaers, $i.KU3 in.
22 Cows'.
17 cows.
20 steers.
10 cows..
C.
14 steers.... 504
4 steers.. ..1000
6 cows.,.,,
23 feeders.,
7 feeders,,
5 63
6 00
1 50
6 00
S 75
4 80
$ 00
i 70
Beaver Bros. Wyo.
827 $ 20
T. Black Wyo.
31 Steers.... 1028 4 76 19 cows 9:6 175
F. W. Remington Wyo.
21 heifers... 6'7 $ 50 13 oows 879
. 793 . 2 75 13 calves... Iu5
Brundage Bros, Wyo.
.10H7 4 33 13 cows S29
. 7S4 2 75 - -
Moore Bros. W yo.
4 steers.... 970 3 65 4 heifers... $43 3 00
Hourfett Wyo.
3 75 8 calves... 1R3
4 60 6 steers.... 656
820 8 S5 6 steers.. ..1113
H. W. Carey Wyo.
991 4 60 10 heifers... 515
528 3 .55 14 feeders.. 715
J. E. Roddick-Wyo. M
13 steers.. ..1142 6 00 6 oows 90S 4 00
7 steers.... 932 4 10
HOGS The downward trend of hog prices
was checked this morning on a market
featured by sharper discrimination be
twoon lights and heavies. Receipts were
liberal with assortment mixed, heavy hogs
plentiful and quality none too good. Ship
pers bought cautiously, but killers' orders
were ample and while demand was at no
time very active, the big end of a 9,000
supply went to the! scales in very good
season.
Lights snd light mixed met with the
popular inquiry, as usual, and sold at the
high figures, tops reaching a.0t Bulk of
good lights went at $7.75(97.90, quotably
strong with yesterday's trade. Good mixed
also commanded prices tli&t were a little
higher in spots, but rrlces are still very
uneven snd quite a little business was
done at figures no better than steady.
One drove that was nut uo early, weighing
233 pounds, cost $7.65, fully a nickel higher
than yesterday's grand average.
Heavy hogs wero slow sellers from start
to- finish and prices showed more or less
weakness In hoth divisions. Good heavies
brought steady prices In a few instances,
but the ordinary run of stuff had to move
around weak to 60 lower. Best heavies
topped at $7.85((;7.40, with common and
rough gradea selling on down tbe list ac
cording to quality. Bulk' of total sales
ranged from tT.Xt.Tt as compared with
yesterday's scattered bulk ot $7.86(7.70.
Representative sales:
CATTLE Receipts of cattle though very
liberal tor a 1 ucsday were conoiueraoi y
smaller than yesterday, still the total tor
tne two days tooted up 17,491 neaa, wnicu
Is almost 4.000 head larger than for the
same uays iat wcck and more tnan double
Uie recepts for the corresponding penoa a
year ago. In other words the receipts thus
far this week have been the -heaviest; ot
any previous two days so far this year.
'the arrivals consisted almost entirely 01
rangers with only a small sprinkling ot
cornfeds and natives. Of ths range cutt'a
the bulk consisted of horned beef steers
with quite a sprinkling of cow stuff and a
moderate supply of. teeners.
There was oulte a-- little sprinkling ot
cornfed cattle, for which the demand was
quite brisk and anything desirable along
.that line sold anywhere from strong to as
much-as 100 higher at leasu rreity goou
kinds sold up to $7.46. Range beef steers,
although in large supply, commanded
steady prices and in soma cases salesmen
thought the market was strong on me ut
grades.
caws and neiiers aia nor. snow amy mano
rial change, but generally the market was
steady. ,
Good feeders were In moderate supply and
them commanded good firm or strong prices
and the offerings lor tne most part unatuseu
hands In good season in the morning. Stock
cattle sold in about the same notches as
yesterday.
wuoisuions on native came; vtuou w
choice beef steers, $a.ls87.bo; rair to gooa
beef steers, $ti.0u$j6.&0; common to fs. . beef
steers, $4.768.W; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.ao3'o.Eu; lair 10 gooa i;uw aim
heifers, $3.504H.50; good to choice stock-
stockers and feeders, $J.5tK&4.25; common to
lair stockers and feeders, n.ww; sioca
heifers, $3.7&.bo; veal catves, eo.owiyi.w,
bulls, stags, etc., $3.om&5.00.
Quotations on rangt, cams: uooa w
choice beeves, 3fi.40$S.0O; fair to gcoa
beeves, $4.6Gi)6.26; common to fair beeves,
43. 60(3-4. 40; good to choice cows, $4.00414.40;
fair to good grades, $3.25S,3.75; canners and
cutters, $2.50W3.25; good to choloe feeders,
$4.75(B6.40; fair to good feeders, 84.00eJi4.Oi
common to fair feeders. $3.0O$.8O. : ,
Representative sales:
BKttF STEERS.
Ne.
11..
41...
40...
8...
8..,
I...
14...
I...
1...
8...
1...
3...
8
1
8
Av. rr. Mo. ae.
.. 77- I 88 . 11...... 1107
,.4 ft 40 44.... 1W4
..1846 8 80
COWS.
.. 771 3 40 4
.. all 8 76 4
.. 874 3 1 ' 4
..Pol I 80 , 6......
.. 4J0 3 4
BULL
..1120 8 16 1
..1334 3 40 1
CALVkin.
4K 4.. 867
6 40 6 113
ANlJ FUUJJKKS.
- 10 703 3 8
t 834 8 10
420
wr
sue
140
.1700
.1360
448
b'lUC H.EHS
...... 621 3 16
444 3 00
HI III
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
3 16
1 46
3 30
3 26
8 It
4 00
140
I 76
3 00
I M
11 feeders.. 823
16 feeders.. 910
11 heifers... 781
20 steers.. ..L48
II oows 99
48 feeders.. 1018
4 20
8 66
8 00
5 46
$ 00
4 50
10 feeders.
19 steers...
6 heifers..
10 feeders.
40 steers...
54 feeders.
Milldale Cattle Co. Neb.
974
U00
428
7a3
12K4
704
83 feeders.
37 oows....
26 cows....
41 cows....
18 cows...,
I cows....
28 heifers.
4 cows....
6 calves..
46 steers...
4 30
440
3 90
3 40
n
4 00
3 10
4 10
9i 4 80 . 6 feeders.. 928
931 3 liO 10 cows 967
. 931 4 10 28 COWS 910
. 928 4 00
J. M. Follman Neb, .
. 983 2 56 COWS..... $90 100
. 783 I 50'.
Penn Bros. S. D.
. 691 8 26 18 feeders.. 111$
30 feeders.. 617
36 heifers... 672
9 steers.... 9t3
$ calves... 248
60 COWS 837
837 t 60 7 cows.
176 6 00
F. H. Sesre 8. D,
,1149 6 20 .
W. J. DomoH .
3 70
$00
4 00
8 00
2 10
feee.iira.
17 cows ...
88 calvv .
6 calw..
.1011
798
930
196
174
4 40
$15
I 45
140
$ 00
4 00
Townsend Bros. A. D,
steers.. ..1120 4 70 9 heifers.,
IS feeders.. 1117 6 15 I cows
IS heifers... 873 4 00 16 feeders.
17 calves.
15 feeders
23 calves.,
17 cows.
30 cows.
620
K
635
796
I 25
I 26
4 00
u
170- ( 00 24 steers.
W. J. Kelly-S. D.
699 8 90 7 cows 870 t 25
240 I 76 7 calves... 170 4 00
R White S. D.
14 stockers. 872 S 95
P. J. O'Conmer S. D.
803 8 75 11 feeders.. 929 4 00
900 8 16
J. E. Pflster a D.
14 calves... 121 6 00 6 steers.. ..1000 4 75
I steers.. ..1076 4 75 14 cows 916 175
18 oows 759 t 70
o. J. uiioert a. u.
38 (seders.. 1017
4 cows b28
21 feeders.. 1030
10 cows 761
I cows 800
4 66
1 75
4 80
2 60
8 50
4 feeders.. 876
4 feeders.. 700
11 cows..... 8O8
- 10 caJves... 170
11 heifers... 448
t calves... 172
16 cows 710
cows...., 813
11 feeders.. 594
10 calves...' Ill
W.
L. W. Bhowllng-43. U.
I 00
3 60
I 66
I 65
00
B. Clanton 8
6 calves.
6 heifers...
4 heifers...
6 calves...
1&6
4rt
860
254
47 feeders. .1219 6 85 . 82 cows 818
7 cows 943 8 10 - 8 cows 942
$ calves... tl 126 ' 2 calves... 3o0
-steers. ...Ills 4 65 -, ., ,
. H. P. Holcomb a. n.
It feeders. .1122 4 70 8 steers. ...1338
7 cows.... 843 . 3 26 12 feeders.. 7o2
J.. BingUam-44. D. . ....
It steers.. ..10ol 4 to 1 24 Letters... 923
I 75
1 85
8 25
25
2 60
00
2 76
t 25
4 00
408
3 50
4 60
6 26
I 76
$25
C lilt-atio l.tve Mock Market.
CHICAGO, AUK. 2.-CATTI.l-:-U.ce!pta,
9,0i0 head; market slow and weak. Beeves,
u ,i,.ii in- 1ni steers. 8.t.,-i"n.;t western
steers, $4.4.st); gtockeis and f enters. 84.W
0.l; cows ktid belters, iWW.&; calves,
' & . ... ..;., .
Hulls Receipts, io.i"si ni-mi, iinu"
higher. Light, $8.20w.7o; mixed, $i.u8-40;
heitvy, $7.4u(mK.20; rough, $7.47.iO; good to
oholnce heavy. 7.?Hti8.20i plg. $.lmu7"i
bulk of sales, $7.90-lj.V15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 1VO0O
head; market steauy. Native, $2.i-4.t,
avstern, $2.'iOij4.W; yearlings, $4.6o(...5i
liunbs. native. $4.l.tki77.0u; western, l.j0-ut
7.10.
g. Joseph Live stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 2.-CATTLK-neeelpt
1 800 head.; market steady; steers tao-ty
7.00; cows and heifers, $.50u4.oO; calves,
$3.00cft7.00. ...
HtiGS-Rccelpta K.0 hend; market steady
to strong; top, $3.30; bulk of sales, li.K)
8.sHKKP AND L.VMIVA Ilere!pt8 4,000 hrad;
market steady; tanibs; $4.504ji.OO.
T -
ftlork'ln Maht.
Receipts of live stock at the five prlncl
nul western markets yesterday:
. . Cattle, - Hoks. Sheep.
South Omaha.
St. Joseph
Kansas City..
St. Loulu
Chicago
. Totals
, 7.H
.. 1.HM) .
.'.12.0110
'.. 6,100
.. 9,0,10
16 7(
4.0O0
9.010
8.300
18,000
..,85,700 48.700 - 61,000
' Hilar nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. I. --SUGAR Raw.
steadv; Muscovado, 6 test, 3.8fic; centrifu
gal, 96 test, 4.36c; molaases sugar, M9 test,
S.tllc. Refined, steady; "rushed, 6.85c; gran
ulated, 6.15c; powdered, :s.2Sc.
Herbert EaGooGh Go
Brokers and Dealer
OUAXJI J6TX8VlOKS 8STOOU
Omasa Oftlo:. 318 Beard ef Trass 3Ilag
HeU 3rsane, Doug. gli fad. A-gl 4
OLMai'i! A-HJ ItXMUitSX HUUSB
Ul 1-u.a ariTa
No. At. 8h. fr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
II 321 ... 1 00 II 34 ... 1 U
I 174 ... 7 00 4 341 ... 7 66
61 144 ... 7 10 1 236 it 1W
6 223 ... 7 80 71 l-il 110 1 I
48 103 ... t 10 II 2SI 300 7 40
60 291 80 1 24 . 41 141 300 7 SO
41 MS N 110 244 ,140 1 40
44 121 : SO 7 SI 41 2M ... 1 40
18 6M ... T 26 24 22 ... T 44
16 246 ... 7 40 ' 41 1113 1'JO T M
40 110 .... 7 40 48 2M 120 7 0
69 2W ... T 40 88 Ml ... 7 45
1 244 200 1 40 h 881 SO 1 48
42... 87 M 1 40 78 Ill 80 1 88
)... ...28 140 1 40 75 ..2J1 120 144
44. ...... .21 830 1 40 81 161 140 1 .
54 Ml ... 7 40 . 41 4I ... 110
80.. 2M '"060 Jl 40 i " 11. ...... .344 130 7 10
36. 181 ...'140 ' H. ...... .210 ... 170
44 4 Ub 1 48 . 70 241 ' SO 7 70 '
81. .108 20 , 7 40 II 221 ... 170
M. ...... .261 10 7 16 '34 141 ... 170
.64. .279 t 48 ' 71 Ml 130 110
64. .....!h4 120 1 46 ' II. ...... .261 ... 110
17 . .898 300 1 48 33 ll 40 1724
70 874 40 1 48 82 248 40 7 72V4
80 t71 ... 146 II 211 ... 1 71S4
II !. 80 7 80 71 116 40 7 16
II IM ... 160', 74 230 ... 7 16
70 247 240 1 M 18 200 80 1 15
42 111 ... 1 60 41 140 ... 1 II
64 240 100 7 60 - 10. ...... .114 . 2X0 7 80
76 .844 100 7 10 42 -242 120 7 10
67 271 40 1 60 II 117 80 7 10
41 S 80 7 60 84... 221 40 7 10
II ;.26l ... 1 60 101 ..144 110 1 85
41 140 ... 1 60 8 130 1 M
51 3i,3 10 1 60 II 320 ... 1 10
62 247 320 1 M S3 311 ... 1 80
4 209 10 1 60 II 201 140 1 90
46 247 120 1 60 II 211 40 1 SO
42 241 40 60 18 IU 40 1 M
10 171 10 1 60 14 121 40 1 96
70 241 40 7 56 17 Ill 10 7 14
71 2S4 ... 1 61 90 201 120 7 l
12 26 130 1 66 48 226 ... 196
II 24 ... 7 66 61 13 80 I 00
13 366 10 7 65 12 16 ... I 00
84 248 80 1 66 94 174 ... 3 00
II ;. 233 ... 1 68 6 166 ... 8 10
41 960 300 7 66 - 87 174 ... 8 10
WANTED To buy a farm home of from
200 to 320 acres; central or southern Iowa
preferred; in locality where- corn and red
clover can De successfully grown, mum
be close to good town, close to good Cam-
olio church and not more than one-halt
mile from school, if other than graded
school. Improvements and land niuot be
good; anyone having farm, as described
above, for sale, please write the under-
lgned. w. li. rey, unman, an.
SHEEP Heavy supplies of grass sheep
arrived today with quality ranging from
toor . to mime. Several rood sited ship
ments of standard grades wers 'ncluded in
the run, but fully half ot total receipts
cams In feeder flesh and fat classes were
bv tin means burdensome.
Trade was slow in getting started owing
to late arrival, of two or three trainioads
and the delay caused In shaping up offer
ngs ready for sale, boms little business
was done during -early rounds at quotably
steaulv flsures. but not enough to try out
ths scale of prices on a broad working
basis. Wethers sold st $4.00, with tops
quotable at $4.25 or better and yearlings
commanded $5.25. Feeling In buying circles
was decidedly weak, however, and alter
ih.-r.,riit was once under way. it was
e-.titrent that some of the stun wouia nave
in sail a little lower. In a generay way
bulk of the morning's sales appeared steady
to some lower in spots.
Good lamas were scares ana sola reaany
at flrnr. n rices all along the line. Eastern
lemh trade Is not In very healthy condi
tion at present and while local values are
relatively high, situ it wouia iaxe cnoic
nualitv to bring 17.00.
The teeaer -marseu waua wen iwiiuiuani
by country buyers and yard traders today.
but early hours vers largely devoted to
sorting up mixed strings and looking over
the run, so that sales were not very numer
ous. Quiet, but generally steady would Just
about describe this nrancn or tne iraae as
far as demand ana prices were concerned.
Rrejullna- ewes sold as high as $4.25.
Quotations on grass siocii; uooo to cnoice
lambs. $6.s0tfi7.00; fair to good iambs, $6.08
&6.60; feeding lambs. 85.5Oe-6.10; handy
waie-ht vssrllnsa. 36.0OU5.bo; heavy year.
lings, $4.f0&4.90; feeding yesrllnxs. 34.40
K on- aood to choice wetners. i3.K7? zo;
'ie in s-ood wethers. t6Ka3.35; feeding
wetners, $3.40f,i3 3&: breeding ewes, iiiiif
4.25; tat ewes, $3.7caS.7B; reeding ewes, $z.a,4f
$.25.
Representative saies:
No. - .
81 Idaho yearlings
457 Idaho lambs
147 Idaho lambs
44 Idaho lambs, reeaers
8 Idaho yearlings
82 Idaho ewes
Hi Tdahn lambs
101 Idaho lambs, feeders
90 Idaho ewes
141 Idaho lambs
94 Ida.no tamos, ieeaers
tfS Idsho ewes
10M Wvomlng wetners, reeaers.
203 Wyoming yearlings, reeaers. u
A v.
... 87
... 67
... 6
... 69
... 86
...110
... 68
... 59
...106
... 68
... 58
.113
99
12a Wvomlnif wethers
2J1 Wvomlng yearlings, feeders.
276 VTyomlng yearlings, feeders.
2JI1 Wyoming wethers
124 Wyoming ewes
1531 W'yomlng yearlings, feeders
198 Wyoming wetners
272 Wyoming wethers,
94 native Iambs
5' native lambs, culls
$4 S. D. ewes, oulls
10 B V. ewes, culls ,
wetners, cuus ....
wethers
ewes -
ewes, butchers ...
ewes,- butchers '.,
yeerilngs. feeders
weS, culls
16 S.
267 S.
126 8.
163 S.
133 8.
n s.
10 8."
n.
n.
n.
n.
p.
n,
D.
78
73
88
94
75
93
feeders... 94
58
60
99
9
93
118
K
91
91
, 74.
90
Pr.
6 25
6 90
6 10
10
6 26
I 86
6 70
$ 10
8 75
6 70
6 10
I 76
5 85
4 95
4 20
4 86
4 75
I 80
a eo
6 00
4 20
I 80
6 25
4 60
I 85
$ 00
3 35
4 10
I 90
4 26
4
4 85
t 50
Kansas Cltr Llvf Block Market.
KANSAS City, Aug. CATTLE Receipts,
12.000 head. Including l.pio southerns; mar
ket strong to loc higher; calves, wees
dressed beef and export steers, 86.40r7 9
fair to good. 84 Ufi 25; western steers. $4 80
in lb: stockers and feeders, 33.0tKdb.7S
southern steers, $3 .4"itS.fl); southern cows,
nisi: nstlve cows. 3 rsrr4 do; nativ
heifers. '$3.tt(&6.6; .bulls, o.Hxu4-7; calves
$3 Wi.0t.
HOGS Reeetpts, ' 11,000 'bead; -market
1808-1010
JohnMuirS(o,
Specialists In
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Special department for. mall and
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Members New Tork Stock Exchange,
71 BROADWAY v NEW YORK.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IWIMIUUUSd.-. ''
SWAPS
FINEST 40 acres In Oklahoma for clear
Omaha lncoune or vacant lota. Want, to
deal with owner. Box 615, Benson, Neb. -
1- 1 -
WANT TO EXCHANGE IOWA FARM
FOR MERCHANDISE. -400
ACRKS. good dwelling. 2 barns. I wind
mills, lots of woven wire tence, about five,
miles to railroad, plenty good shade,- small
amount timber, fine lay out for handling
stock, excellent pasture, mortgages $11,000,
will put In equity and sums cash, eitner
general stock or hardware and implements.
price 376 per acre. BUSoliKMAN bKUS,
Murray, Ia. .
7-ROOM house, lot 44x132. Modern except
heat. Piles $3,0o0 clear. Want to trade for
house close in, worth tip to $5,000. Will
pay cash difference or assume. Nowata
Land and Lot Co., 608 New York Life ttldg.
'Phone, Red 1999.
If IT 18 ANT KIND OF TRACK. SJB "
A. B. LATHROP.
D. 20G6. 421 Bee.
$12,300 equity in 316 sores Improved Da
kota wheat land to exchange for Omaha In
come property.
$77 Brandels Bldg. ; . Douglas 2S9S.
$20 acres North Dakota land, free of In
cumbrance, ' for guod Omaha , property.
Phone Harney 1335.
FOR 6 ALE or trade for horses, house and
lot. Inquire 27th and L. street.. Bouth
Omaha. Clinton Boyer. '-"
WANTED TO BORROW
FOR BALE Gilt edge . first mortgage 8
per cent bopds. Address O 492 Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
BEST prices for BROKKN WATCHES.
Old Uold, etc NATHAN. Hll 8. 13th 8L
BEST PRICE paid for second-hand fur
niture,' carpets, clothing and' shoes. 'Phone
Douglas 3971.
hi-. ST prices for id-hand clothing. L. 3440.
WANTED ice cream soda back bar. 12
ft. long. Address C. &, Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houi.es of Ah Sizes. List with Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
624 N. Y. Life bldg. 'Phone Red 1999.
UBNTUJMAN and wife wish to secure
board and room with private family In
residence district, Hanscom park or West
Farnam preferred. F 476, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Day work.
Tel.' Red 6396.
A painter wants work In some bulldlne-
or for some contractor who has plenty of
work the year round In or out of town;
Is a good workman and good mechanic, and
knows how to run a bunch of men. Ad
dress B-476, Omaha Bee.
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