OMATTA,
1
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1910.
11'
KM"
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if
GRAIN AKDPKUUtCCM&UKT
Wheat Pricei Firm, but Demand He
y maim Weak.
COEU IS FIRM DESPITE THE RAIN
rall Wlk illiMC Market and (nm
Sltnatlwn Afford Sarprlse to
$12 75; clour ribs, '112.7:.; short clears, 1 1.1 li'.t.
llaron steady; boxed, extra short. $14.3;
clear ribs. (14 25; short clear. 814.62;.
BRAN Weak; aacked, cant track, 8VfJ
$i.o.
IIAV-Flrm; timothy, $13.007i7.00; prairie.
$ll.i4il4.0O.
i iiT Firm: chickens, 12c; springs
lav; turkey, Pitfloc; ducks, Vtiitc, geeiic,
ten 9c.
BUTTER 8taJy: i-tcamtry, Hj::4C.
fc.tjiis-wtei.dy, i;vjo.
Receipt.
5 MM
i Ike iffaerta, Wko taw
Break.
f OMAHA. Aug." , 1910.
wheat was firmer at the optfiitng on
tVeady cablet and luyiiia- by anuria, who
fiook profit. uod liivrxtnienl buying at
7.se levei la netU-eaule. . vvhlle receipt
are expected to idu off some, a yet the
cash aemakd shows tjo mained Improve
ment. 'J he actldn of the corn market win a
aurpdlse toytradera, who expected the s'li
ral shower to weaken the market. 1'he
recent break bowever, naa been severe and
a reaction la natural.
Wheat advanced Vanity at the atari, the
rnarket active . oversold on yeeterday a
break. Heairmg- rate are atill neavy and
demand nut active. Some fear of wheat
harvest In Hut., exicoina nortnwest la ex
pressed. 4 1 ,
Corn hel fair onith strength of wheat.
Showers ere uettig Veponed over the belu
relieving ttve dry cnoitinn. Casil demand
la good ami. tiberai' receipt hie being ao-oroe-d
readilv.
Primary 1V4- receipt w.-r 1,741,000 bu.,
and snlpmfits Were wi.tr. bu. aaninst re
ceipts lHt t'yt-ar' or 1,1JT,,W ou., and ahip
jnenta of J!,iJ bu.
Primary Join receipt were aas.ooo bu.,
and shipments were u,ono bu. against re
ceipts last t year of liOo.uuO bu., iid ahip
" V''iita ot J,oij bu. jj .
".Clearance were lfc;'0o buihela of corn,
l.ocio busneil oi oaia and wnal and liour
qual to Vn.W bushel.
!iveitiv. ,.-d Jower on wheat
nnd u lowt-r on coin,
Incal range ot optioni:
.Articles.! Open
Wht
Sept
Dec...
Corn
Bept...
Deo....
Oats
Sept.. Dec...
Eil
. High. Low. Cloe. Ye'y.
"9l
35 !
4fLJ
96
97
5J
67 t wl
sr.w! 86
I7va 37
tfk
69
6
35Vi
3M
95
IWVi
6
67
S5
Olraaka tank I'rlcea.
WHBAT-J.No. 2 hard, fc'KUHTc; No. t hard,
a'l4lc; rm bara,- Hot'c; rejected
.aaia, RHje-frnc; N. 1 Apnu, MitfVo; no.
s
1
T4t "irlng. fb)n3',tc.
' 1 i i aj k rv.. u ...
i CUKN Nu. H WhUe, C2Vi4f63Kc; No.
-white, iiio; No.t 4 wnlte. blSdtblc; No.
color, l,(((Mc; Nd, filow, muic; No.
9 yellow, tlUiniOVkc; j Np 4 yellon, owm"vc;
i'o. 3, ttunnnc; Nd lVtywks; No. 4. tuejj.
WHc; no grkde, 6t&&4tke..''
tAATe NO. JXstllUu. ,5H4j3C'4ci No. 4
'-white, 4&a4H,fa- H yellow, Mw6'.'ic; No.
low, 8ila, -
T:
4 yell
642 c.
i)AKLvi-Md.. l' Teed, 4Si-np51c; rejected.
!- i t
No f"SJ73c; No. . 7tK6Hc.
aTrifC Iteceltfta.
' '.: -! WheaC'Corn. Oata
Flour, bhla
Whi-at. bu
Corn, bu ..
Uiiui, bu ..
.1.11. OK)
. ll.WW
Shlpmpnta.
11 m
MOO
tVKATIlKIt IM Til; tiHAHi HKI.T
ladlrattoaa Are
elalty
for Fair In Tkla VI-
Tharxdar.
OMAHA. Aug. 1. 1910.
The depression iiuird over the pialna
ruikh In :ik pn'ieoinu report liaa muvw
very Nlotvly tai(l uuring tne ia"t twen-ly-mur
hour and nuw exieiiii irom tne
IKe Huieriur ielun louili over tne cen-1
n kl vaiie. Kama rtere quite general
Miinln iit iaai mcniy-luur noma lit tne
Jdicnuiirt una llaiHBiiiiil vaileya and tne
upper lake region, i'ne ralna in Nebraska
were nioany in the iiortnein and tabU-rn
puitiona, Hurt the heavieel tail, uon
oy uur reporta, aa at lirokin no.. , wnere
i.n0 iiiuiiea aa iCL-orued. '1 lie to:ai tall at
Vniana waa v.M oi an Inch. J tie lain
aimed from one-half to many one men
over western lot a, and aotne Heavy fulia
oci uneu in the noniieastem portion of tne
tine. A fail of l. incnea occurred at
Waterloo and 1.10 Inchea at Iowa Falia.
'the lain aren la moving eastward and
lain are failing thia morning in the upper
imkb region anu middle Mlxeisaippl vauey.
i lie area of High preekure, reported moving
in over the Meat lit tne precedtnx report,
i.h a kproad over tne entire norlhweat and U
extending down over the Mlsuourt vaiiey.
t-ooier and clearing weather accompanlea
the nigh and temperature aie lower
uirourtiiout the upper vaileya thia morning,
vum the continued eastward movement of
the high the indications are for fair
weather in tnl vicinity tonight and Thure
uay, whn silglitly cooler tonight.
Minimum temperature and precipitation
as compared with last three yeara:
law. uuh. im. 1W7.
Minimum temperature ... 08 (7 75 68
I'leclpltatlon 3X .84 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 76 degrees.
Deficiency lit precipitation since March 1,
13.i t luuhea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1S09,
0.K4 of an Inch.
Kxcese corresponding period In 1908, 0.96
of an Inch.
1 A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora Bad Wkeat Hegrlaa Bulletin.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at 8 a, m.. 7Mli meridian time,
Wednesday, AuguHt 3. 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT,
lemp. Kaln-
Siatlon. Max. Min. tail
fH;
y illiinapoll. vt ..... .
r umtnk ...j... -v.
-. V- i "
tIIICAGOfGtAlS, AND
62S '
248
804
64
180
ii
PROVISIONS
Vtarea ( te rraJla and Cloalngr
Prlcew Halt Uoa4 of Trade.
CHICAOO',-JTlr"t.1Cffotta today to
reallca profits on prevlcrtii short selling of
wheat resulted In a net advance of fto to
l'tc. There" vii aiao gixid buying on tile
part of speculators operating nere and In
northweatrfrvu&rketa. Th- latest quota
tions showed cotri' tac higher o c lower,
and out a unchanged to hie up. '
Provls(ini4''hnlMhed last nlght'a level
to 12Hc ftbtfVe. X' ' .
In conefUen4atf lin In- an oversold
condition, wheat Hutt .'irtuuh mora respon
aive to bullish ;tliun Mi! bearish . news. The
Liverpool marlhrt,'w'Svixp!(;tedly flrni
fnn lower pi-K- ur,w innipeg. .
, Cash wheat in. il)& sampiw-market today
wit eomewliet irui(r(fjr''tnlu!iiB rising a
tntie. The b-iteaJiir ,i.iptkH ranged from
i.ot to l.t' lousj-u1ia.l-0l'&'l-17'
to $1.01, a njo of itT-tTonVtc; com
jared wlth'ty.oityWttu',5' tiburs pre vidua.- ,
Campalguara on the btiM aide railed corn
prlcea today after a decline due to ralna
arid temporary ittna. -September fluct
uated between lio and Ufo, with the
clowe firm t c. a against WVic to 60
lastv night, .. No. i yetvw. closed at
In oat this deferirrf- months exhlbted a
better torte llian September. High and low
polntau fur .th , feVepleuiber--delivery were
unusually near. Jtogether. 36Tc and 3iV4c.
with" t)ie close' t10 aanie a yesterday,
CMIC. '.' ' -: ' ' '
Proslotir -wara Ciira: Pork -closed un
changed to 13Vc- higher; lard unchanged to
7Vt I'ttther; rils unchanged to 6c higher.
Th leading' fiitttres ranged a followB:
Ashland. Neb l. 6tt .38
Auburn, Neb W 64 .08
Broktn Bow Neb. 7 59 l.0
Columbus, Neb... 95 62 .30.
Culbertson. Ncb..lM2 70 .00
Fun onl y. No.... Ml 68 .11O
Fairmont, Neb... 83 64 ' .09
Or. Islnnil, Neb.. S8 6;l .00
Hartlngton. Neb. M Hi .12
HustlnitH. Neb.... 91 65 .00
Holdrege, Neb.... 92 65 : .00
Oakdale, Neb 91 61 ,VJ
Omaha, Neb 91 68 .38
Tekamah, Neb... 94 65 .58
Alta.,Ia 89 t-2 . .W
Carroll, la 80 63 .64 .
Clartnda, la...;.. 90 4 .42
Sibley, la.... 89 68 .45
Sioux City, la... 93 64 .50
Minimum temperature for
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE
Sky.
Clear
Clear
ft. Cloudy
Clear
t. Cioudy
Clear
Clenr
Pt. Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Ft Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cloudy
' Clear
Clear Clear
twelve-hour
NEW YORK S I OCKS AND Bl) N DS
Sales i9 Moderate Volarae and De
mand Feeble.
NARROW MARKET LIMITATIONS
nefore Close Shorts Aaala Raise
I'rlces on Most Sekedales Grow
ing; Crops Hold Large Skare
of Atteatloa.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8,-The sfn-k market
today disclosed Its narrow limitations un
iter clrrumstances as they exist. The shsrp
rebound of the day lie fore seemed to ex
haust the demand from the shorts and
t'lere was none forthcoming of a more
positive nature.
Kalea were In moderate volume, but the
demand had become so feeble and languid
that no absorptive medium was provided
and prlcts gave way.
liefore the close of the day the require
ments of the short asserted themselves
again and caused a recovery of most of
Irte day's decline.
The news offered no striking changes In
condition bearing on values. The grow
ing crops hold a large share of attention.
Karly reports of mote high temperatures
In Texas were succeeded by assertions that
cloudy and cooler weather had developed
there.
The money market offered nothing to
supply the depressive Influence on storks.
The movement of cash Into New York bank
reserves continues on a large scale.
A good Impression vat made by the
reported axsertions of Chicago banker
that the balances of country banks In the
western reserve centers are being largely
replenished aa a result of the liberal move
ment of wheat to market. Study In de
tail of the national bank returns to the
comptroller affords reassurance as to the
reserve position of the .country banks,
which are responsible for the loan expan
sion of the three month preceding June
SO.
Rumor of price cutting of teel prod
uct by Independents were accompanied
by a supposition that the United States
Steel corporation would meet th cut.
The selling of United States Steel was a
decisive sympathetic Influence on the gen
eral list. The rally In that stock afforded
corresponding relief. The dealings In it,
Union Pacific and Reading accounted for
over half the day's total business.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1,444,000. United State bond were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on biocks were:
$3.e.)Wt; silver certificates outstanding,
$4Hn,.w,fin.
Oeneial Fund Standard eilver rtollnr In
general fund, $J0:.Iitl; current lUMiitle.
$ii,RH7.H42; working balance In treHsurv of
flcea, a.442,;oil; In banks to credit of treas
urer of the United Stat-s. t:.lir;..Ta; sub
sidisry Kllver coin, $3n..TA5!W; minor coin,
81.147 974; total balance In general fund, $!1,-8!,6U.
No. of
District. Stations.
Columbus, Neb.... 17
Louisville, Ky..... 19
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago. Ill 26
St, Louis, Mo U
lies Moines, la..., 14
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb...- 18
Temp.
Max. Min.
8(5 61
88 - 62
88 62
88 64
86 66
90 66
88 6(1
t 70
94 64
Rain
fall. : .00
Allli-rtiilmers pfd
Amalgamated Coppr
American Airlcultiiral ....
American Bet Sugar
American Can
American C. A F ,
American Cotton Oil
American H. A I pfd..,.,
American lee Securities...
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive .....
American 8. A R ,
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. Sugar lief mini
American T. A T
American Tobacco pfd....,
American - Woolen
Anaconda - Mining Co
Atcbieon
Atchiion pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Haltlmore & Ohio
llethlohem Steel
llraoklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraey....
fheaapeake eb Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicaco Ureal Western...
w I Chicago A N. W
00: C., M. A St. P
.30 C., c. C. A 8t, L
.60 Colorado F. A I
.W 1 Colorado ft Southern
.40 1 Consolidated Oas
i v orn rroaucts
.60
Rales. High. Low. Cloee.
n
M 40 64 2
400 4H 40
4il0 t t
too 714 1
1,000 45 441a
mo 4 66
100 X KM
too
no
18,400
" ioo
100
1,900
M)
t0
900
4,K0
eoo
4110
UO
i.'iio
1.000
6,600
mo
111
15
7
'isii
i(
IK
1
7T
31
7U
'
Nil1
10
'75H4'
S3
108
11
84
46
"
unit
1314a
1V
!7
89
107
106
'74 "
lf
101
Jit
41
74
44
6(1
ti
1H
11
II
erv York Moarr larVet.
NEW YORK. Aug. J.-MONFY-On call,
easy; lyul per cent; ruling rate, 1H per
cent, t-iusiiia bid, i-ri per cent; nifered at
i per cent. Time loans, firm; 80 day.
,Sq3' per cent; 90 days, 4 per cent; t months,
4-ti5 :er cent.
PHI M B MKKCANTILE P A P ERClose,
r'tti6 pt r cent.
HTKl'l.lN'Cl F.XCIIANllE Steady, with
ctual business In hankers bills at $4.83857
4.83D0 for 60-day bills nd at $4 for de
11 and. I ' imiiu 1 cihi oin, h..vHi4 M-.
PIIA'RK Har, 08c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
PONDS Government, steady; railroad,
(regular. ..
Closing quotations on bonis today were
as follows:
V. a. ref. 2a, reg.... o Int. M. M, la H
do coupon 100 'Japan 4a ....v......
V. 8. 3.. reg ...101 do 4a
do coupon 101 K. C. o, 1st .... 12
V. . 4, reg 114 L, S. deb. 4V1931....
do cntinon 114 L. A N. unl. 4a.,'... 7
Allls-Chal. 1st 5s... 7 M K. A T. J 4a. W
Am. Ag na 101 dn gen. 4V.-,...
Am. T. A T. r. 4a.. W't Mo. Pacific 4a. ... 11
Am. Tobacco 4s TH N. K. K. of M. 4'e M
do 4s li'MaN. V. C. g. 3s Kl
Armour A Co. 4s. : do deb. 4... W
Atchison gen. 4a 1N. Y N. H. A H.
da ct. i. im cv. 4a 131
de ct. ts 107 N. A W. 1st t. 4s.. !)7
At. C. L 1st 4a.... !1 do rr, 4e 97
aNn. Pacific 4s.-. .,. -J
i do is 7
fn o. 8. L. rfdg. 4a.... l
2 fenn. cv, 3a 11..
loft do con. 4e HI
Cen. Leather 5a if7H Reading m. 4a 4
C. cf N. J. g. 6a. ..12" St. -L. . . F. fg. 4a
Chea. A Ohio 4s...lon do gen. b U
do trl (a W'tS. L. 8. W. c. 4s.. 134
t7ilcago lc A. s. in Mo 1st gold 4a.... 7
C. M. Q. J. 4a.... 9fi Seaboard A. L. 4a.... 71
do gen. 4a .- Bo. Taclflc c. 4...t. M
C. M. & 8.P. g 3Vj. !H do cv. 4 Ml.
C. R. 1. P. c. 4.. US do 1st ret. 4a M
do rfg. 4s Hi 80. Railway 5s ..HH
Cfcto. Ind. -6s 70 do gen. '4a 74
CtHo Mid. 4a 6 In ion rarlflo 4a 10
C. A 8. r. & e. 4s 94H do cv, 4a...., los
tlal. A Ohio 4s...
do Ss ,
do 8. W. Ja.
Bra. Tr. cr. 4s.
ten. of Oa. ts.
UHAUA LIVE S10CK MARKET
Cattle Receipti Thit Week Largit of
the Year.
H00S MAKE A SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
Fat "keep Command
Wklle Fat l.amba Ar
teeat t'eata I.orrei
tirades I'll
Steady Prices,
t Ten to Fit-Feeder
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., August S. 1810.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Olficial '1 uesday
Estimate Wednesday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
,u
1.929
6.4i3
4.5.16
9,4X6
7,4141
14,118
16.U J
1I.64W
Thre day this week..J1.0I 11.4X0 41.870
Kame days last week...l8.W 22.9.U 3.i
Same days t weeks ago.. 80.812 17,!W 4L2Z7
fame days S weeks ago.. 8,733 8,749 24,4,8
.same days 4 weeks ago.. 41.2..2 7,600 liV-44
Hame days last year.... 11,837 11,142 34.1&8
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the jear to date as compared with last
year: 1310. 1909. Inc. Dec.
Cattl 668,725 EIS.066 62,659
Hogs 1,299,8:10 1,6-8,111 858,47
Sheep 895,2y 772,628 122,608
The following tabie show tne average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last
aeveral days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1910. H90. I190S. tlTiliiOft. (1906-1190-
r. A H. cr. 4s
D. A K. O. 4s
do ref. 6a
ristillers' 6s ..
Erie p. I. 4s..
do gen. 4s....
do cr. 4s, aer
do series B...
Oen. Klec. cr. 8a
III. Cen. 1st ref.
Int. Met. 4s...
Bid. Ottered,
do 1st A ret. 4a.... A
U2!tV. 8. Rubber 6 101
1 I'. 8. Steel 2.1 6s 1"3
7 Va.-Caro. Cham. 6a.. 3
mi Wabash 1st 6a 101
7 do lat A ex. 4s.... 1
4 Western Md. 4a K2H
f.9 West. Elec. cr. (a.... Iu
132 Wis. Central 4b M
4s.. 68 Mo. Pec. it. is ctli. il
781,
14,400 70 6
400
200
83
42
4,700 12214
'"400 "ii"
Article 4-0 pan. HHIi. .Low, I Close. Yes'y.
VVhiat m ' -i ' I I
Sept. 1 01"J 1 2ai': 1 01 1 0l4'4 1 00i
Dee. vilOrft-tlKKthW 1 03:1 OiW,
Maa vj- -l7-j 1 S4. 1 ""l1 o7''
I '
61TA
371a's
'40,l(f1
Corp-;
ScfTt.' 61i-Hi
le.' "i89T!
' Havy .Ittl-.-WW
oav . 1
' Sept.
110c.
May
I'OMt
BejBt.
Oct.
Jaft.
Larti
em,-
Nov.
Jan.
Oct,
Jan.
1M 62'4l6214ft
8V wl "i
'H ''. 27- S8 I 37541
40itvr(.n U 1 ' 0Va 4V 4vi
2( T5 " n:''' "51571 21 57U, 21 574
75 ...120 75 20 6i
18 00 18 06- 18 00 18 00
U 7V4 11 72HI 11 7tl 11 70 11
II 6TWr H.flO I 11 65 U 67V4 11 47Vj
llJft. l U JIi U 21 U i-0 11 1,H
lOIufO tO 10 25 10 SO 10 17V!:
',ni f n 55 lieo nno
ii 16 u is, 1 11 05 11 10 , 11 00
W,M '.9, 9 25 9 30
no
tfio
No. 1 V"rV '' - .
Cash quotations wore a follows:
FLOUH fcasy ; winter patents, $.'i.255.50;
winter straight. K30t.20; spring straights,
5.25vr.4I.r inkers, $4.10'ii5.80.
HYKKo. t T7(B"r7Hc.)
BARLF.V iFeed or nitxlng, !S$56c: fair to
choice trvojtliig. 0tio6tN i
SKEDH r'las. No. 1 southwestern, $2.35;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.45, Timothy, $6.10ji
40 Clover, llt.86.
PROVISIONS Me pork, per bbl., $22.0:)
Ct 22 16. . lsd. per 100 lbs.. $11.70. Short rihs,
vldes, loo $11.124711.631. Short clear
Idas, boxed, $U,7618.00.
Total clraraneea ui wheat, and flour were
equal to 127,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.761,000 baj., compared with 1.155,000 bu. the
correarKindlng day a year o.
Kstlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
424 cars; oorn, 289 cars; oat, 186 cars; hogs,
18.-W0 head,, t, -. ; . . v
Chloago Cash Prices Wheat: No. i red.
$1.01 U 103; No. 3 Ted, $1.001.02; No. 2
bard. $1.01ti 1.03; No. I hard. $1.0ujj 1.02; No.
1 -northern, spring,! 61.2.Vul.24; No. 2 north
ern spriug,,ulU. $l.Uitfl.l4; No. 1 spring, new,
$1.47(il(l8. Corn: No. 1 cash, 63jc; No. 1
cash-. IMA6ISi: No 2 White, 44iuvlc; NO.
t white, i-o4444J6I)1ci No. 8 white. )M1,964';
No. t yellow, 64V'4HV-; No. 8 yellow, 63V
4j4c. Oats: No. 2 rami, new, 34i3Co; No.
2 White, ttVWrSav'; No. 3 white, new, 339c;
No. , 4lilLt).. 34Iti36c; standard, new,
HliTTER Firm; creameries, MV'(28Cj
dMrles. 2u26c.
HKJ3 Firm; receipts, 11.764 cases; at
4 mark, cases Included. 10 14c; firsts, 16c;
prime firsts, 174c.
OHBESIU--FirmUalHlea. 15V,15Hc; twins,
14Vifj 14.c ; young '" Americas, 164&c; long
fcatrHt ,1A&16c.. ,.. .
IVTA-ToES-Steady; choice to fancy, 8A
7Vc; fair to good, (3)5c.
$OULTRY-Esy; turkeys, 20c; chicken,
UVe; prlnga,-16c
VKAL Steady; 60 to 450-pound weight,
aainc: W to 85-pound weights, C9Vo: 86
tf irVpotirrrt welghta, 12i21c.
Uhlcaao JKecailpta Today: Wheat, 628
caiai- cr". evi cars-, oata, 190 cara. Esti-
v neat, cara; corn.
cara.
Rain were general with the last twenty
four hour In all, except the extreme east
ern portion of the corn and wheat region.
A fall of 1.90 Inches occurred at Broken
Bow. Neb.: 1.30 Inches at .Waterloo, and
1.10 Inches at Iowa Falls, la. The weather
Is slightly cooler central and western por
tions of the belt this morning.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Fprecttster, Weather Bureau.
. . . 4 .
NEW YORK GKMBAL MARKET
Quotatlona of the Daw' on ' Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. FLOUR Market
steady; spring patents. $.i.756.15; winter
straights. $4.504.66: winter patents, $4.75(0
5.10; spring clears, $4.3yu4.60; winter extras,
No. 1, $3.75-83.90; winter extras, No. 2, $3.60gi
3.65; Kansas straights, J4.K.V,ii.l5. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, $4.10(4.35; choice to
fancy, $4.404.50. '
CORN-MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low. $1.6tK(il.65; choice, , $1.45ljil.50; kiln dried,
$3.5(Vf8.60.
WHEAT Spot market steady; New No. 2
red, $1.0H',i, elevator, and $1.07, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, $1.25, f. o. b. There
was a very dull trade In the wheat market,
but prices were firmer early on higher ca
bles and predictions of lighter receipts, but
lost part of the advance on reporta of bet
ter yields in North Dakota, but again ral-
j lied, and closed at '(iic net advance. Sep
tember. $1.07u 1.0714, closed at l."7; De
cember, $1.0HVul.W. closed at $1.0974- Re
ceipts, 14.400 bu.; shipments, 8,510 bu.
CORN Spot market, steady! Nov I, 71e,
nominal, elevator, domestic basis, to arrive.
Option market was without transactions,
closing unchanged. September closed at
"OSc Receipts, 1,125 bu.
OATS Spot market, steady; mixed, 26 to
32 lha., nominal; natural white, 26 ta 32 lbs.,
4611480; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 4ixgu0o.
Uecelnts. 42.700 bu. : shipments. 1.298 bu.
HAY Strong; prime, $1.46; No. 1, $1.86
1.40; No. 2, $1.20,-1.26; No. 8, 81.10.
(HOPS Easy; state, common to choice,
19U9, 2ora3o; 1908, nominal. Paclflo coast,
1909. 9ul6c; 1908, nominal.
HIDES -Quiet; Central America,' 2021o;
Boirota. 20Vt(i21Vc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady', mess, $25.60
E 26.00; family, 826.00 a.oO; short clears,
4.00-426.75. Keef. steady; mess, $15.0 16.00:
famllv. 819.0041 19.50: beef hams. 822.0O24.00.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. 216.&0(al9.oo: pickled nam. 8iti.ouraig.o0.
Lard, firm; middle-west, prime. $11 .8011.90;
refined, easy; continent, 812 4b; South Amer
ica t:3.2b: compound. $9.6VrflO.OO.
cQUS efteady; unchanged; receipts 18,156
cases; fresh gathered white, 3ofu28c.
BUTTER Firm and unchanged; cream
ery special. 2343290; extras, tt,31,o;
third to firsts. 243j27c; state dairy, common
to finest. K.diTlW. process, second to spe
cial. 22it25Ho; western factory. 2223Vic;
western imitation creamery, 24u25c.
POULTRY Alive, dull: western broilers.
17c; fowls. 16r'l7o; turkeya, loyitc; areased,
steady; western broilers, 17-JjlSc; fowl, 14y
lH'4c; turkey, 16U20c.
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Grande
D. A R. O. pfd...'
Distillers' Seourltiea
Krie
Erie 1st pfd .'
I-lrle 2d pfd
General Electrlo
Great Northern pfd ,
Ureal Northern Ore ctfs...
Illnois Central .....
Interborovgh Met,
Int. Mel.1 pfd
II.. K.. IU. . . . v . ..a.,.,
!nteraatlnnal Harvester' . .
inter. Marine pfd T
International Paper
nternatlonal rump
owe. Central ,
Kansas City 80
C. So. pfd
Laclede Uaa
Louisville A Naahrllle
Minn, ft St. Louis
M., St. P. A 8. 8. M
M., K. A T
K. A T. pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. 3d pfd....
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People' a Oas, ex-dir
P., ., C. ( Bl. U
Plttaburg Coal
Pressed Steel car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Kock Island Co
Hock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. A a. F. 3d pfd
St. Louis 8. W
St. L. S. W. pfd
Sloaa-Stvsffleld 8. A I
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
80. Hallway pfd
Tenneaaea Copper
Texas A Pacific
T St. L. A W,
T St. L. ft W. pfd
Union Paclflo
Union Paclflo pfd
United States Healtr
United Statea Rubber.
United Slates Steel..,
U. 8. Steel pfd.,...
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ..
Wabaal)
Wabanh pfd
Weetern Maryland
Weatinghouae Electrlo ..
Western Union
Wheeling A L. K
Total sales lor tne day,
caitv cir". V4 car
mated, tomorrow:
, JS car; ots, 1S8
-V f
a . .' at. .Lani General Market.
JT. LOUIS, Aug. 8. WHEAT Futures,
blnliri-September 99Hc; December, $1.0)3,
ftl ui;. cash, higher; track No. 1 red,
WejiIH; Ho: haid. 8Vc-1.0,
4XKN Futures,- steady ; September, e2e;
reoem .'fc'laOoc. Cash, steady; track
No. K uc: No. I hit, 65aka
6ATbV-FuUr. steady; September, S44,c;
roember, t6c. Cash steady; track No. 1
tp?7toc5' No. I Whit, tu40'C
winter natenta. IK 1(1
a straight, S4.8ui2i4.90:
fcard 'Winter dear. j90.
SKEI Timothy, t6.WUw6.50.
Y'O UN M BA L-t$3 16.
TROVJIONa Pork Unchanged: Jobbing,
21 00. Lard higher; prime steam, $111601186.
Jjrr asvit meat ateady; boxed sxtr short.
Ay
VVB-D4 bid.
rLOrR 8tedy; red
ftieo; extra, fancy an
hard 'Winter oir. 83.
Kansas Cltr Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug. $, WHEAT
September, WVlit96He. bid; December, 99"4c
bid; May, $1.03(U1.03H. bid. Cash, lVti2c
higher: No. 2 hard. 96Wcj81.01: No. 8. 95(3
98c; No. 2 red. sSiiUOHe; No. 2. 94H98C
CORN September, 6ZVic; December. 62
U'bjC, sellers; May, 6OHV60HC, sellers. Cash,
unchanged: No. x mixed, 64V4C; jso. 3,
mixed, 64c; No. 2 white, 65V466c; No. 3. 66c
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 37SS9c;
No. z mixed, 33ii3ic.
RYE No. 8, ili75c.
H AY Unchanged; choice timothy, $14.00
14. mi; choice prairie, iii.wnj 11.x.
BUTTER Creamery. Sl'-ae; first. 23c:
seconds, zic; packing stock, 20c.
1-XKIS-Ftrsts. $4.05; seconds. $2.40: extras.
8.w.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 318.000 196,000
Com, bu 14.WW 39.000
Oats, bu 29,000 8,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Aug. . WHEAT Spot
dull; No. 2 red weatern winter, no stock;
futures, steady; oeptemDer, nominal; Oc
tober, 7 4d; December, 7 6d.
CORN Spot, firm; old American mixed.
M VVid; 01a American mixea, via ualvea
ton. no stock; new kiln dried, no stock
futures .quiet; September, 4 SW.J; October,
4 S1.
Peoria Market,
PEORIA. 111.. Aug. a-CORN-Lower; No.
2 yellow, 62 ic; No. 4 yellow, 61c; no grade,
MSUttOC.
OAT8 AcUve: No. t white. 7e: No,
white. 36V;U3Dc; No. 4 white, Soo; standard
J6iJi i.C.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. t.-COTTON-8pot
closed quiet, 15 pointa higher; middling up-
lanoa. 15 46c: middling gun, 16 70c; sales,
1100 bales. Futures oioaed steady. Closing
t.lda: August, lb.tjc; September. 14.38o
October, 13.84o; November, 18.74c; December,
12.72c: January, ll.Sic: February. U Sac
March, 13.74c; May, 1177c; June, 11.81c; July,
U.eZO.
Th Ky to th Situation B Want Ad
3i-)
too
900
400
'"ioo
4,400
too
' 400
,10
4no
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8,700
. 8,'
VI
, 100
"ii'10
4M)
400
100
400
Jon
200
40
00
100
1,400
700
900
100
3.200
300
4110
200
23,300
400
4,700
200
""400
200
127
14
156
8S14
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24
39
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124
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81
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4
87
109
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67
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187
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84.300
1,4110
300
18,100
8,800
400
"MO
200
23.200
300
400
1,400
' 400
400
400
71,200
.... 100
....141,800
600
.... 2,300
.... 3,100
.... 1,700
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64
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89
28
62
84
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64
110
22
4M4
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44
169
33
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114
44
17
16
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66
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610,400 shares.
101
43
114
HI
1
27
38
tw
8
107
i05
33
74
1
32
lot
20
70
3
31
41
141
121
4
27
60
134
13
166
28
68
98
24
SJs-4
138
133
61
127
16
46
47
16
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3
16
27
63
M
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84
131
31
40
60
100
40
27
110
an
4
47
111
28
137
104
94
14
29
16
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134
n
90
29
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13
64
66
111
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4s
22
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141
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114
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Boston Stocka and Ilouds.
BOSTON, Aug. 3. Closing quotation on
stocks were as follow:
Alloues 33 Mohawk ' 43
Amal. Copper 63 Nevaila Con 13
A. Z. U at 8 31 Nipissing Mines .... 104.
Arlsona Com 14 North Butte 24
Atlantic North Lake 1
B. A C. C. A 8. M. 12 Old Dominion 4
Butte Coalman 18oeceola ..121
Cal. A Artsona 60 Psrrott 8. A C. 13
Cal. A Hecla 626 Quince ., to
Centennial 16 Shannon 9
Copper Range C. C. 62 Superior. 40
1 Superior A B. M . . . . 8
10 Superior A P. C 10
4 Tamarack 60
83 U. 8. C. A 0 13
4 U. 8. 8. R. A M ... 3
It da pfd ...'. 47
Tt'tah Con 21
34 Winona 6
10 Wolverine 110
So
M....
East Butte c.
Franklin
Giroux Con
Granny Con
Greene Cananea ...
iBle Royale Copper..
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper
Miami Copper
Bid.
New York Carb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha;
Bay State Oaa S3 Greene Cananea..... 4
Butte Coalition.
Cactus
Chlno
Chief Cons.
Fraction ...
Deris-Daly .
Ely Central
Ely Cone. ..
Franklin ..
Giroux .
Goldfleld
Goldfleld
Goldfleld
19 Inspiration 1
lLaroae 4 1-14
11 Nevada -Cona 1
1 7-14 Newhouse 87
61 Ohio Copper 1
1 Hay Central 3
74 Swift Pkg. Co 102
33 Sears-Roebuck Co... 160
10 Superior A Pitta 11
NTonopah Mining..... 1
6 Trinity Copper 4
1 Nona . Lake.. (
6 Bohemia 4
July
July
July
J u:y
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
22. ..U 37V 7 671 341 6 Ml 6 621 1 4 M
Oi I aa . a ..1 M r- E ATI
Aug. 3.
24..
26...
3...
37...
28...
29...
30...
31...
1....
2.
I T 671 8 811 6 94 6 561 6 471
27T4I II tl
tikl Tli-
31 T 45 13
I 23 7 3: 07
7 91 7 27 t 15
I U- 7 4t 34
7 E9i
7 59 7 49
7 64
6 33
I 95 62( t 651 5 04
b W, 0"l a "i 9
i 87
a
04
441 6 681 11
8 45 6 Hi 6 1
6 601
8 06 37
I 7 44 II 4lj 011 ( S2 t 58
5 92' 6 loi 6 t 4 99
t 1 HI 6 73 4 92
5 95 23 6 62) it
5 08
Sunday,
. llecelpts and distribution of live Btock at
lha Union Stock yards. South Omaha, Neb,,
tor twenty-tour hours ending ut 8 p. 111.,
yesterday :
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Il'r'.
C, M. i St. P
Wabash R. H 4
Missouri Pacific...... 3
Union Paciliu 63
C. & N. W. tenet)... 21
C. At N. W. I,wei)..."i8
C, St. P. M. & O... 8
C B. & VJ. teast)
C, H. ot 14. tweal)... 94
C, K. I. & P. (east)... 4
C K. 1. fc P. (west).. 4
Illinois Central 1
c. a. w
Total receipts.
.259
21
4 2..
1 ,.
31 26 3
4
23 9 1
9
4 4
28 8 1
6
1 .. 1
1
1 ..
109 46 - 10
Cons ,
Florence.
Daisy
Omaha Pkg. Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Pkg. Co
Armour & Co
Schwartxchild & 8
Kore Pkg. - Co
Murphy bnippers
W. ii. Vansant Co
Benton Vansant & Lush
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
J. B. Root & Co
J. II. Bulla
L. F. Hub
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
S. Wcrtheimer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bios
Lee Rothschild
Charles Degan
McConnehay
Naughey
smith et r...
Other buyers
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YCIRK, Aug. 8. ChMlng quotations
011 mining stocks were:
Alice 140 Leadvtlla Con.
Brunswick Oon 7
Com. Tunnel stock... 22
do- bonds 14
Cou. Cal. A Va 106
Horn Silver ....,... 40
Iron Silver 146
Offered.
Little Villel
Mexican .',
OnUu-WA?
Ophir Hve.-e.
Stands nd.,,
Yellow Jacket
J a ii;.
... 4
... 8
...120
...160
...HQ.,
...100 ,
... U
OMAHA tiklAACHAa.
AlAHKETs.
London Block Market.
LONDON, Aug. 3 American aecurltlee
opened unchanged from yeaterday'a New
yorK close. Lignt support advanced price
until near the end of the forenoon, when
realising caused a reaction and most of the
gains were lost. At noon the market was
easy with values ranging from M above
to below parity,
Consols, money..,
do account
Amal. Copper....,
Anaconda . .
Aaehlaon ,
do td
Baltimore A Ohio,
Canadian Paclflo,
Chesapeake A 0..
Chicago O. W
Chi,, Mil. A St, r.
De Beers
Denrer A Rio O...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 8d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central....
SILVER Bar,
81 Loulsrllle A N 141
II M.. K. A T...
, eoN. . Central.,
. I Norfolk A W..
. do pfd
.103 Ontario A W.
.lu Pennsylranta ..
.141 Hand Mines....
724 Reading
31 Southern Ry...
isa so pfd
83
.114
. 41
. 1
.. 41
. 44
.. TO
. 12
61
1 Southern Paclflo 114
84 Union Paclflo 144
. 11 ao pia ,, a
.. 14 U. 8. Steel 11
. 14 do pfd Ill
.. 10 Wabaaii 17
,. 14 do pfd 34
.111 Spanish 4s 41
steady at 24d per ounce.
MUNKt-wiit per cent.
The rat of discount In the open market
for short bills ts 1 1-161-2. per cent; for
three months' bill, 2VS31 per cent.
Local aenrltlea.
Quotations fumlaned by 8nnua Barea
Jr.. 138 New York Life building. Omaha!
id. AairH.
Beatrice Creamery pfd S3 t
City National Beak Mldg. 4s, 1M.. M K
City ot Omaha 6s, 1IU 1114 lot
Cudalur packlug Co. 6a. 114 17 aa
Germa Fire lueurence I14
Houstou Wster es. lieu 10
leea PartUnd Cwnent is Big- la.... a
Int. Oon. Co., bonus 44
ksneaa Uaa 4 Blee. 1 per seal ptd ... (s
Lineoln TrwMlea Co. I per sent. 1M4.. M
Nrs-Schnelder-rewler I per cent
Ksb. Tel. stock I see cent 1
New York. City of 167 io
Omasa Water Ca. aa, is4 M
Oaiaka Ou 4a, 1417 M
Omaha B. L A P. 6c 14SI m
Omaha A C. B. St. Kr. pia. I p. sent st
Pmaka 1 U I. II. Kf. M, lsi sa
rmaltts T. A T. la, 1M7
.ie Inaoeauae na. lis
dealtle. City of, 6a, 1M 104
Trt-i lir H U ft. a, lta a
Tidewater 4a. Il l (Oaar H. M. Keg-
era eatatel loo
rmoa Block Tarda, South Omaha M
Weeteni Paetrie la M
- t- n .i- - -
staple nnd Fancy Produce I'rlcea Ka
nlakcd by Uuyera and Wbolcaalera.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail traue n 1-iu. cailoiib, 21c; No. 1,
in av-10. tubs, 80c; No. 2, in 4-lb. cartons,
ZSc; No. 2, in bu-lb. tups, ,21V8c; pauaing
stock, solid pack, 20',jc; dairy, In txMD. tuba,
ac. Market changes every "Tuesday.
UlUiMHi-T wiiib. Vac; Young Americas,
19c; daisy, 18c; triplets, 18c; lluiberger, 18c;
No. 1 brick, 17c; imported , Swiss, doc; do
mestic Swiss, 34c; block Swiss, 22c.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, 22c; hen,
15c; cocks, 10c; ducks, 18c; geese, loc; tur
keys. 26c; pigeons, per dox. 81.20; homer
squabs, per aux., $4.uu; fancy squab, per
dox., $3.50; No. 1 per oox., d.wj. Alive:
Broilers, 16c; hen, 12c; old roosters, 7c; old
ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full feath
ered, 10c; turkey, 19c; guinea fowla, 20c
each; pigeons, per dox., 60c; homers, per
dox., $3.00; squabs, No. 1, per do., fl.sO; No,
1. nr dox.. 21.25.
FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 12c; white-
fish. 14c: pike, 15c; trout, loc; large crap-
ple 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, lsc;
haddock, 13c; flounders, I3c; green catfish,
met buffalo, oc; nauuut, iuv, wniie percn
9cr bullheads, 14c; roe shad, $1.00 each;
shad roes, per pair, 50c; frog leg, per do,.
aoc: salmon, 10c.
BEEF CUTS Rib: No. 1, lc; No.
14c: No. 8. 8c. Loin: No. 1, 18o; No. 2, 144c;
No. . 10H- Chuck: No. 1, Sftc; No. 2, 60;
No. 8, 6c Round: No. 1, llftc; No. 1, 9c;
No. t. 7o. Plate: No. 1, Cc; No. 2, 614c;
No. s 4Ae.
FRUITS Oranges: California . Camella
brand Redland Valenclas, 100 sue, per box.
84.00; 126 sixe, per box, $4.oO; 150 size,, per
box, $5.00; Havana Mediterranean sweets,
800-216 sixes, per box, $4.00. Lemons: Limon-
ir axtra fancy, dim si 10. tier dox. w.uv
360 lxe, per box, $8.60; choice 300 size, per
box, I'-ou; oou size, per uu, sc.w, aw size,
50c per box less; Sunset brand, , per box,
87.60. Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch,
$2.252.50; Jumbo, bunch, $2.753.75. Canta
louoes: California. 64 size, $4.00; 45 standards.
$5.00. Plums: California, red, per 4-basket
crate, $1.60. Blue Prune: i'er crate, Jl.oO,
Peachaa: California, per 20-lb. box. 85u:
Texas yellow frees, per 4-basket crate, 7oc;
per 8-basket crate, 81-40. Pears: California
VtMrrletL uer box. 82.36: In lots, iter box.
$2.25. Apples: Home grown In bbls., tX.Otxa
4.60; new Oregon in boxes, $L7o. Water
melons: Texas 140 per lb. Dates: Anchor
brand, new, 80 1-1 b. package lit box, per
box 12.00.
VEGETABLES Irish Potatoes: Wiscon
sin and native, per bu., 60c. New Potatoes:
In sacks, per bu., 90c. uaDbage: New Cali
fornia and southern, per lb., 2-feo. Onions
Yellow, in sacks, per lb., 4c;. Spanish, per
crate, $1.76. Garlic; Kxtra fancy, white, per
lb., loc; red, per id., inc. egg riant: f ancy
Florida, per uos., 9i.wvi.w1. .tomatoes: len
neasee, per 4-basket crate, 85u. String and
Wax Beans: Per hamper, about 26-lba., $1.60:
market basket, 75c. Cuoumber: Hot house
and home grown, per dox., 10c. celery: Mich
lncan. Der dox.. bunches. 86c.
HOMJb! GROWN VEGETABLES Rad-
lahes: Extra fancy home grown, per dox.
bunchea, 20c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per
dox., 80c. Parsley: Fancy home grown, per
dox. nuncnea, ouc. nnuuaro: rer aoz. bun
ches. 46o. Oreen Onions: Per dox. bunches.
25c. Turnips: Per market basket, 40c. Car
rots: Per market basket, 50c, Beats: Per
market basket, ooc. . -
M-lscmi-.LiANioutj watnuts: Black, per
lb., lo: California No. 1. per lb.. 17a: Call.
fornla No. 2. per lb., 14c. Hlckorynuts: Large
per lb., 4c: small, per lb., 6c. Cocoa nuta: Per
ssck, $600; per do., 65c. Honey; New, 24
flame. 83.75.
lat
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Condition of tk Treasnry.
WASHINGTON, Aug. t Th condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
today waa aa follow:
Trust Funds Oald coin, $.1LJ.S66; silver
dollars, $490,8y7,0tX; llvr dollar of 189ft,
618
812
l,4,Ki
1,278
58
104
116
137
2S5
30
176
30
49
51
491
204
50
4
87
19
86
9
19
80S
1.036
1,445
1,669
2,056
306
95
1,618
1.461
3,968
1,185
12 steers.. ..low; 4 50 4 cons 947 4 00
11. Chcsehotonnh Wvo
n cows 3 70 1 cow 970 $ 70
12 cows l"l 3 M
F S. Mltchcll-Wyo.
6 cows s-fl 2 78 4 bulls 1277 I 40
79 cows 92 8 65 14 cows 902 3 10
Mitchell Cattle Co. Wyo.
46 cows S75 3 66 6 cows RW J 10
Hemv Smith Wyo
steers.... 68 175 12 heifers... 57 I 2
4 mwi 84'! t 90 6 cows 8f2 3 i
Tom Shaw Wyo.
13 cow. ...107 i ( 46 steers. ...1U07 S "0
jilisn sti ri s, Jl.W-i 75; -.-"-. m d lirii'er
Mija ri. .
Hixif -R.-ri-lpts, 4.0'1 head, tnortttt 15. to
X-, huher; plga and Mahts, 80iilrt. pa-'k-ei.
$s R"if8.A'; butchers ;tnd 'nc-el heavy,
art r(Vtx.ar. -
SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2 1
heail; market 10c to IV liiahet. native mut
tons, $U.V.r4 NO; lambs,' t.J:l7 I6 eulla and
bucks, $J.Oiii'4.50; ticHer. 25sBJL75. ,.
tllU'AliO l.tVF. 8TOIK MARKKT
13 steers.
..122S
J.
..1104
..10M
F.
42 steers.. ,.1207
Jl steers
E2 strers
4 00
6 00
C. Shw-Wvo.
4 40 7 steer... 107 4 40
i 40
L Clark-Wyo.
5 10 lfi cows !W1 4 00
M. Henry Wyo.
2 steers.. ..1076 4 60 8 feeders.. 998
8 steer.... 8M 8 60
Adams K-Wyo.
17 steers. ...lonf, 4 30 IS feeders,. 87t
12 steers.... 891 t 66
Snner Csttle Co. Wvo.
48 steer.. ..ior.2 4 40 28 steer.. ..1158 100
11 steers... .100 t 50
H. Llddlke-Wyo.
68 steers.. . 1177 5 00
John Hepp Wyo.
12 steers.... 700 S 80
E. E. Majors Wyo.
11 feeders.. 954 4 50 8 feeders.. 786 3 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1199 6 00 6 rows..,
23 heifers
nippers
flky era a4
Kind Bendy ,
nialngr prlcea. f
CHICAGO. Aug. 8.-ATTLR Receipt
10.000 head: market steady tr strong
beeve. t4.v,r8.h: Texas steer,' $3 "f l
I western steers. $4 0Ort8o; stocker and feed
ers, 4 0oi.2fi; row and neirers, x "'u
8.85; calves. 8.60!j8.60.
MOOS Receipts. IR.OOO head; msrket
strong early, slow later; light, $8.8648.W;
1 . s- a.-.. ?a. t.-..L. 4TAw,ant- mmh
$7.6(V(i-7 W; ' godd to choice -heavy, $7.8MiS 40;
pigs. t"7W.'.; bulk or sales, is wtis sr..
SHEEP AND lJMBS-Recelpt. 24.OO0
head; market steady to 10 higher; native,
2.HO(i4.W, western, $2.7544.8n;. yearlings,
$4WVij5.75; lambs, native. $45tti7.10; western,
$4.6t(f7.10.
11 steer.
10 cows 930
49 cows...... 940
19 steers. ...1113
t7 cows 798
4 calves... 805 '
80 cows 954
A.
19 feeder.. 1069
$ 10
8 35
4 85
2 50
4 00
4 00
6 steers...
t feeders,,
!0 calves..,
13 feeders.,
2 feeder.
D.
8X8
745
9V.
W0
179
746
4or
2 60
8 35
4 00
3 50
5 25
3 76
3 00
Erlckson S,
6 56
William Schlnelc-S. D.
40 feeders.. 1100 5 46 4 feeders.. IKK) 4 45
II. O. Wfl(-S. 1 1.
13 steer. ...1071 00 ,
Western Ranches S. 1.
44 steers. ..1123 6 00 8 steers. ...1163 t 00
MONTANA.
17 steers.... K 4 55
HOOS-Buyer put a little on the top of
the hog market thi morning and still
more on th bottom. It was an unevenly
higher trade with advances ranging from a
dime to 20c. Heavies and heavy mixed sold
to best AdvaiitaK In both divisions, with
tho result that full advances were more
frequent on loads of this desci Iptlon.
Lights and ltg-ht mixed met with the pop
ular demand, as usual, and sold at the high
figures. Selected bacon hogs topped at
$.20, a dime higher than yesterday's short
top or 20o higher than yesterday' high
price on full loads.
Receipt were llboial and average quality
mixed and heavy. Shippers produced some
pretty good orders, but packers took the
bulk, most of the hogs moving to the
scales before midday. Closing rounds were
dull and weak, several loads that came In
late, selling : at 6010c declines com
pared with early trade.
Heavy hogs of good quality sold around
$7.55, good mixed brought $7.75(g7.&5 and
common and rough lots had to go at the
low figures. Bulk ranged Irom $7.507.85
as compared with yesterday' scattered
DUIK Or 1.4US17.70.
I. Joseph I. Ire ejtoesi Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. S.-OATTLrW-Herelpt
500 head market, strong to 1V higher;
steers $4.5047. .V cows and heifers, $2.60$
4.75; calvea. $J.Otvu7.50. , , , 1 ,
HOGS Receipts 4.500 head: market. 1rVfri5c
higher; top, $s.4ft; hulk of aales, $7.70r(f8.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. i.OOJ
head; market, atently; lambs; tt.50ji90. .
Coffee MarkeL . V
NEW YORK, Aug. 3. GO FF E E Fti lu rc I
closed steady, unchanged to' .8 point net
lower. August. .90c: September, 6.96o; Oc
tober, 7.00c; November. 7.10c; Iiecember,
7.1,'ic. Spot market, steady: No. 7 RK V"
8 8-KV; Snntos, 9Se; Cordova, i4lAgft. .
6,304
6,607
were
fresh
Totals ......6,197
CATTLE Receipts ' of cattle
liberal for a Wednesday. 239
belmr rennrted In. This brliiKS the
for the three days up to 81.000 head and
over, which ia the largest for any similar
period so far this year and larger than
fnr the mrreanunrilnir dava last year by
almost 10.000 head. Wblle the cattle consisted
largely of rangers, there waa still quuo a
showing of cornfed steers, some of them
of pretty good quality.-It was also notice
able that the westerns as a rule were
carrying mora or less flesh, so that ' tho
bulk was suitable for killers, xnis ten
the supply of feeders small, and it Is being
remarked by feeder buyers that they, never
saw a time In the history of the trade
when there were so many cattle coming
and so few of them feeders. Included
among, today's receipts, there were, how
ever, quite a good many stock cattle and
quite a sprinkling of trash, but very little
in the way of goed readers.
In spite of the fact that a very larg por
tion of all the cattle in the yards consisted
of beef steers the demand was so good that
the trade was fairly active, with prices as
much aa 10c higher on the desirable kinds.
Salesmen In some coses thought they se
cured an advance of as much as 15c on
cattle that Just happened to please buyers.
Cows and he fers were in very rair ae-
mand and the market reasonably active at
an advance of 10c.
Htrlctlv srood feeders were scarce and 10
(150 higher, with the) general run of feed
er 10c higher. There were a good many
stockers on sale and they did not show
much If any Improvement as compared
with yesterday.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $6.907.65; fair to good
beef steers, $6.104j.90; common to fair beef
steers, $4. 764(6.10; good to choice cows and
heifer, $4.50(6.50; fair to good cow and
heifers, $3. 50 4.50; common to fair cows and
heifers, $2. 503. 50; good to choice stockers
and feeders, $4.35(5.60; fair to good stock
ers and feedera, 83.604.35; common to fair
stockers and feeders, 83.00(33.60; stock heif
ers, $2.75ift3.R5; veal calves, $3.50(7.00; bulls,
stags, etc., $3.0Oru6.00.,
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beeves, $5.40((f6.00; fair to good
beeves, $4.50&6.2&; common to fair beeves,
J3.6Oq-4.40; good to choice cows, $4.OO(a-4.0O;
fair to good grades, $3.253.75; canners and
cutters, t2.50Q3.25; good to choice feeders,
84.75tf6.40; fair to good feeders. $4.00(34.60;
common to fair feeders, $3.O02,'3.80.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Kb.
7....
14....
No. Ar. Sh. Pr. 1 No. Ar. 8h. Pr.
8 107 ... 7 25 4.1 270 ... 7 70
11 337 . 7 86 ' 61 264 M 7 70
61 199 ... 7 40 ' 11 267 ... 1 75
1 800 ... 7 46 31....... .21.0 10 1 15
71 861 2O0 7 60 66. ...... .260 ... 7 75
67 2V4 80 7 M 21... 284 140 7 75
12 264 ,.. 1 60 . 11 232 ... .7 71
W M ... 1 C3 . Ii !6S ... 7 76
II lot 10 7 56 . II 237 140 7 76
74 84 ... 7 66 13 24 120 7 75
60 291 M 7 66 Bl 240 40 T 75
63 281 ... 7 66'. ' 70 263 140 7 76
41 116 120 7 49 213 ... 7 10
S 30 ... 7 65 ; 243 ... 7 SO
0 302 120 7 66 38. ...... .241 M 7 10
6 296 80 7 65 71 131 80 7 40
6 84 40 7 40 47 220 160 7 60
62.S 170 10 7 40 : 41. 275 10 7 10
64 293 ...,760, 74 241 W IK
11. ...... .2:14 ... 1 CO S3 140 40 7 80
64 'J47 tO 7 40 8 235 40 7 15
61 277 120 t 0 8........2M' ...'7 86
41 3B7 40 7 40 75 2J3 130 7 85
1 28 80 7 40 79 130 140 7 17
66 10 80 7 60 .'24 220,... 7 37
II tit ... 10 70 ,49 80 7 10
64 110 10 7 46- ; M..- 141 ... IN
61... 147 130 7 18 44 233 30 7 9
68 2"1 120 7 5 ' ' 83 243 120 7 40 .
4. .274 ... 7 46 ' 19. ...... .2:14 120 7 90
31 281 SO lsi. 1. ...... .221 120 7 N
II 2iM 0 7 46 70 352 10 7 90
40 HI 180 1 66 70 347 .... 7 2
49 40 ... 7 5 65 IDS W I 00
43 240 ... 7 6 44 107 40 I 00
3 271 10 7 66 . , 71 231 10 I 00
85 24 10 7 88 - - 67. ...... .Ill ... 100
2 242 140 7 45 - 15 241 40 8 00
64 281 ... 7 66 74 207 ... 1 10
63. ...... .249 .... 7 47 7 215 40 I 10
78. ...... .260 40 7 70 19 201 40 I 10
44 277 40 7 70 . 66 311 40 I 15
4 249 40 7 70' . 23 1-4 ... I 16
49.... 16 UO 1 70 , , 80 232 ... 8 )5
14 ...210 40 170 84.,. .....171 ... 180
Omnhn liny Market.
OMAHA. Aug. I. HAT-N. ' I upland.
$13.00; No. 2 upland. $1100;- packlriif, $9 00.
Straw: Wheat. $7.00; ry and oats, t
New hay. $13.00.
Hank learlnaa.
OMAHA, Aug. 3. Bank (Clearing for to
day were $2,599,639.65 and for the corres
ponding date last year, $2,023,793.90;
SOUTH DAKOTA FINANCES
Angnat First Settlement Shows Cash
Balance of JNenrli Four .linn-.
?red Thonsnnd. t :
. ' i v . 1 ' i
PIERRE, S. U 'Aug..'3. ISrclal. The
August 1 statement of th treasurer shows
a total of $367,592 on hand In all funds.
Contrary to the usual condition, a greater
part of this Is In the general fund It com
ing up with $208,777. This mean tliAt Ih4
state will not register any warrant foi
some time to come, as , It-Is mare than.
enough to carry over the September call for
taxes, which call will , probably, bring
enough to carry through the quarter, and
the December call will give a' surplus to
start the new year, with-the. legislature Jn
session. The twine plant fund shows bat -
$oO,078; the cspltol, building1 fund. $!,!94; the
game fund shows up at. $10,038, with, the
license fees for this year barely beginning
to como In. Ry the first of-September this
fund will show a large Increase, Th next
legislative session will be kt-d to amend ,
the game law to allow the game .warden
to expend money for the introduction of
game birds into the state and this will
reduce the fund when it Is -allowed to b
used for uch purpose.
Ke.
20
6
40
14
Ar.
... 921
...1024
...llll
...1206
...1121
.:
14.
6..
3..
89. .
4..
10..
8..
4..
8..
7..
12..
10.;
12..'
4..
4..
14..
11..
11..
4..
4..
904
. 124
.1040
454
671
.... 644
U48
11
177
341
848
MTOCKER3
144 1 30
417
464
474
714
664
4S1
646
i 00
6 60
I IS
I 00
I 10
COWS.
8 70 4
2 M I
1 90 8
8 10 17
H&IFEHS.
8 36
8 40 3....,
8 50
BULLS.
3 61
CALVES.
I 00 4....
4 00 6....
4 24 ' 1....
4 4 1....
AND
1
..1.172
..1240
..1348
..1U47
Tr
7 00
1 40
7 10
7 16
.. 10)
.. 940
..1063
..1116
.. 401
.. 409
K6
2"
170
K
3 86
8 15
4 10
4 10
3 60
1 60
8 60
6 76
4 00
16
8 36
a 36
8 40
3 60
8 68
8 70
1 70
14..
2...
..
6...
I..
I..
II
FEEDERS.
761 I 80
644
811
716
672
476
,. 460
10il
WESTERNS) NEBRASKA.
I 16
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 10
4 15
4 30
SHEEP Shipments of 6hehp and lamb
were late In Arriving. Estimated receipts
wero liberal and early oi' -rings were
largely of feeder and tit:.- fat oualitv
Lambs were more plentiful than any other
ciass 01 stock ana made a convenient tar
get for I ear talent. Early sales of. fat
lambs indicated a 10-S15C lower market
but trade was very slow and uneven, and
It was pretty hard task to quote any change
in vaiues mat would apply to the situation
as a whole. - Choice lambs are -quotable at
$7.00, with the ordinary run of stuff around
0.10. ' . -. ,
the proportion of good sheeD and ewes
wa relatively- small and while Inquiry was
not very active, most of the better srradea
sold In vety good season at generally steady
ngures. eat yearlings, especially the
lighter kinds, were too scarce to try out
tne scale or prices.
feeder trade did not show verv much
action until well along towards midday
owing to late arrival and the delay caused
in shaping up receipts. Country orders
were plentiful, however, and firm prices
were maintained on all classes nf stock
feeder wethers selling as high as $3.96. ' '
Quotations On grass stock: Good to chaiea
lambs, $6.507.00; fair, to good lambs, $6.00
yo.ou; iseaing tamos, 4a.uouti.1u; handy
wsigui j-rui noes, so.wiuio.ov; neavy year
lings, 84.6ub4.9W; leadiUa! yearlings. $4,400
p.vu, guuu tu cnuics wetners, 43-6o3r-4.2o;
fair to good wetners. 43.6oy,o.aC; feeding
wethers, 83. 406 3.36; breeding ewe. 12.7F.&
4.26; fat ewes, V.lumt'ti; feeding ewes, ti.aii.
e.&u.
Representative, sale:
No. Av.
200 Idaho lamb 62
98 Idaho lambs, feeder.-, 61 '
13 culls, wethers lost
395 Wyoming wethers 112
232 Wyoming wether 12
813 Wyoming wether 112
is Wyoming stags and ewes.... lixj
24 Wyoming ewes, culls h2
296 Wyoming ewes, culls 93
1U3 Wyoming .laiabs. culls 39
497 Wyoming ewe , 100
284 Wyomlug ewes 90
342 Wyoming lamb..,.. 04
346 Wyoming lambs... 64
225 Wyoming en-en, culls 87
(13 Wyoming ewea.. 91
1,083 Wyoming feeder 97
539 Wyoming yearlings, feed
ers 89
318 Wyoming weth. fdrs 93
807 Wyoming ewes &i
40 Wyoming ewe, culls 80
403 Wyoming wethers 91
12Z Wyoming ewes m
147 Wyoming ewes 87
121 Wyoming wotbers 83
30 Wyoming ewes 98
29 Wyoming ewes 77
879 Wyoming ylg..fdrs 70
155 Wyoming ylgs.' fdrs 71
88 Wyoming J igs, tors 70
13 Wyoming ylgs. fdrs 63
20 Wyoming ylgs. fdrs 65
98 Wyoming ewes 91
476 Wy oming lambs 65
86 Wyoming utmos ,. so
228 Wyoming ewes 114
66 Wyoming ewes 115
825 Idaho yearlings 77
275 Idaho yearlings 77
Metal Market.
NEW Y'ORK. Aug. 3. METALS Stand
ard copper dull. Spot and August, HJ.Ofyij)
12.90; Heptember ana October, 312.1012.20;
November, iz.zw 12.274. ljOtidon, dull
spot, 66 6 9d; futures, 68 2s d. Arrivals
reported In New York today, 650 tons. Ex
ports were 2,463 tons so far this month.
Lake copper, $12.75'ul2 87: electrolytic, 12.60
41 12.62; and canting, $ 12. 2Mi 12.87. Tin easy.
Spot. $3.O0a33.26; August, 32 (Oij 33.00; Septem
ber and October, 832.8(a32.96. Sales v. era
reported of five tons September at $32.95.
Arrivals thus far this month, L103 tons;
afloat, t,496 tons. London closed dull with
spot quoted at 151. and future at 151 7
td. London sale wer 100 ton spot, and
1,000 tons future. Lead asy. Spot, $4.4oa
1.50: New York. $4 2034.30 at East St.
Louis. Import, twenty-five tons, London,
spot. 12 10s. Spelter easy. Spot. 86.4ua
6.60, New York: $4.96o6.05, East St. Louis.
London, apot, 22 15a. Cleveland warrant,
49a 4d in London. - Locally quiet. No. i
northern. $16 25f 18.50; No. 2, 15. i6tj 18.00; No
1 southern, $18.0016.25; No. 1 southern lofL
$I5 7fyal26. -
ST. LOUI3. Aug. - $. M ET A LS Lead,
steady, $4-60. Bpeltar, quiet, $5.00.5.06.
6 60 9 cow s 860 t 75
3 10 6 feeders.. 794 3 70
3 10 12 feeders., 679 3 70
6 00 10 heifers... 834 4 20
t 60 15 cows 948 3 76
3 10 18 calves... 228 8 26
8 60 36 c A hfs. 9N8 3 75
6 00 65 steer.. ..1066 4 86
8 80 - 4 calves... 610 6 60
3 70 15 cows 856 3 46
3 15 1 bull 15(i0 3 60
3 45 21 cows 909 t 80
8 50- 3 calves... 256 5 00
4 66
E. Ball Neb.
21 feeder.. 931 4 36 8 feeder.. 930 3 75
O. H. conrd Neb.
83 feeders.. 803 4 00 8 feeder.. 801 t 00
16 feeders.. 793 3 10
C. B. Summers Neb.
( cows 911 $80 13 heifers... 815 $ 35
J. w. Brady Neb.
t cows 1000 I 19 12 eows 926 3 66
18 calve... 20 7
P. P. Madden Neb.
23 c A hfs. 945 3 76 3 heifer... 900 3 25
25 heifer-. .1044 4 85
WESTERNS WYOMING
17 calves... 242
8 heifers... 700
6 heifers... 614
11 calves... 240
19 calves... 210
15 cows 846
11 cows 1121
66 steers.. ..122
Hfeeders..
8 cows...,
11 heifers.
9 heifers.
18 calves..
27 steers..
767
. 847
.. 656
..' 767
. 205
.. 956
18 steers. ...1309 I 15
7 cows 826 3 60
t cow 823 t 80
14 ieer(.... fol 3 65
7 heifer... 491 3 00
steers.... 6.(5 t 60
I steers.... $10 t 70
H. W . Mathew Wyo.
18 steer.. ..1073 4 30 30 (tear.
I cow 964 I 75
T. N. Matthews Wyo.
12 tr....U66 IV0 Scow..,
10 steers.... 907
1 bull 1250
8 steer.,.. 791
It cows 764
6 heifers... 566
3 steers.... 616
4 00
3 40
I 86
3 60
8 00
1 60
..1120 100
920 I 00
Pr.
6 85
6 90
8 26
4 06
4 05
3 96
3 00
2 00
8 00
6 60
350
3 20
8 10
6 10
3 00
3 80
3 85
4 85
8 80
3 16
2 25
4 00
3 15
3 It
$ 90
3 16
2 26
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 26
4 25
8 36
7 10
t 10
4 00
75
4 70
4 00
TRAIN CREW IS , ARRESTED
Sheriff of- Dell Rapid j S.- !., At
taches Ps seen sir r Car. and Km- '
, ployes Hani ItAvrnr, .-' -
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. 8.-"(Hpeeial.)
Conductor Walter Andevs6r( .of .. th Mil- :
waukee Railroad company and members
of his crew have been arrested on) an un- .
usual charge, that of running caway with '.
a passenger coach which bud been attached
by a deputy sheriff on art execution reRU
larly Issued. The execution 'tra secured by
William Foster, a . farmer living hoJ-th.ol . '
Sioux Falls, who secured Viiidgrn'tit foi
costs against the railway 'company1' for tht " .'
killing of a cow. Deputy Sheriff Wasgnemi ,,
went to Dell Raptds.-'wheTe- he .found on -of
the coaches oi Conductor Anderson-!
train detached from the train. TUe. offlcel
attached the coach. ' Conduoton-Anderson, '
It Is alleged, paid no attention to the deputy '
sheriff, but attached the ijoah to hi train
and pulled out with the deputy sheriff pro.
testing. Lat,er the conductor and yrrembirif
of his crew were Arreted,1 nnd 'now 'art' '
under bonds for their appearinc nef t Mon
day, when the railroad company , will U '
given an opportunity to eifplulm f,' j .
WILL LECTURE ON GOOD fiOADS
Federal Expert Ho)t f Will Deliver
Addresses nt ' Honlk'. f Dakota
. . tHnte Fnlp. , ,7 1
HURON, S. D Aug. t-Specia'i.)-Word
has been received by C. M. Mcllvalne, sec
retary of the State Fair hoard from the .
Department of Agriculture' ajT Washington',
to the effect that Hon. Charles H. "HoyL
superintendent of road tJonstrtictWh ef the "
agriculture department,1 'will deliver ad
dresses during the state .fair .'here, upon
the subject of good roads. -Mr. , Hoy t I au- -thorlty
on this subject apd tfofnes to South
Dakota to enlighten the. peOpli) ' Upon the
construction and 'maintenance of good .
roads, and to asslHt in bringing tbotlt the.
realization of t,lie Jienetll ;o".' Ift. derived
therefrom. He will deliver a' lecture each
day during the fair and will illustrate his
address with stereoptlcon views..
I'oreste-ra Will ot Be Proaecnjed.
ABERDEEN, S. D Aug. f.-(Spcll.)-Mr.
George J, ' Forster who j charged
with obtaining goods under false pretense,
was brought back from Portage, Wis.,, to
await trial. She claim h meant no harm,
and that she frequently sign "her name
"Foster" Instead of Forster, and that, so
and her husband will b able to settle with
all their creditors. It 1 believed thia will -be
done, nnd that pelther Forster nor Mrs.
Forster will be proecuted,' th one for
making away with mortgaged property, or
the other for ecuiinggootJ by; means bt
worthless 'checks, -whloh, she signed with,
tho omission of the letter from her
name. 1
Kansas Cltr Mr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-CATTLE-R.
celpts, 7,000 head; market strong; calve 10c
to loo higher; dressed beef and export
steers. 86.3.8.00: fair to rood. 84.90iii6.lA:
western steers, $4.00Ctf7.00; stockers and feed
ers, t3.O0Q.W; southern steer,. $3.606.5.00;
southern cows, $3.00(4.00; native cows, $2.26
ff4 50; native heifers, I3.5ttu-ii.76; bull, $3.00
3-460: calves, $4.0Og7.50.
HOGS Receipts, ,uuo head; market lc
to 15c higher; bulk of sale, 88.0Cy.4O;
heavy, $8.0iri8.20; packer and butchers, $S.io
4js.4u; ngni, sn.uKQs.ib.
BHKKr AND LiAMBN Receipts. 2.0T0
head; markot, steady; lambs, $6.00fr4 75;
yearling, $4.256.00; wethers, 83.7.V&-4.60;
ewes. $3.25(71-4,00; stockers and feeders. 22.60
&4.00.
Itoek In Sight,
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hog,
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City ...
St. Loula
Chicago .......
Totals'
4.500
4 Ma
9,000
4.0O0
16,000
Sheep.
14.300
3.00T)
$.000
2.61 0
$4,000
.23.300 87,000 44,900
Bt. Lnnl Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. $.-CATTLERclr.ta
4.409 head; rnarket 10c to. 16o higher; native
shipping ana export steers, mo"-jx 1,
dressed beef and butcher steers, lii.OIKri7.7F.
stockers and feeders, $3.265660: cows and
heifers, $3.60f7.00; canners, $2 6043.00; bulls,
$3.2&&.7&i calves, $6.60), 8.76; Txa and ln-
Flre on State Vnlr Grnnnds.
HURON, 8. P., Aug. 3.MPclal.)-The
Beadle county building on the tate fair
grounds was struck -by ' lightning Tuesday
evening and set on fhe. In a short time'
the entire structure wa consumed, to
gether with a lot of cots,-chairs,. to., which
were stored in the building. I,os,
partly covered by Insurance. , Th county
commissioners will be' asked to reconstruct
the building nnd have It ready for ooeu
pancy during the fajr, which 'opens Sep
tember 12. '
?tew Head of School for Deaf.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.,.Aug. (Special.)
At a meeting of the atat board of char
ltles and corrections In thl eily, Howard
Slmpon of Sioux Fall W elected to th
position of superintendent of the Btat deal
mute school-. In Sioux Falls. H will uo
ceed J. D. McLaughlin., formerly ot Water
town, who ho been luperlnUndent of th
Institution for everal year hnd who re
cently tendered hi resignation. Th new
superintendent will take immediate charge.
Herbert B. Coooh Co
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