TIIK BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY AUGUST 25. 1910.
11
.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Pricei Arcf Forced Down by
Pre lent Conditions.
BIO SHIPPING CAUSES THE FALL
Receipts of Corn Are I.IgM aad U-
mand la Weak, rrlth Farmers
8a Ira at Pres-
Frleea.
anil la Weak
(tl1f bat
. ,
' OMAHA, Aug. 24, 1910.
a Imi tltie ranged lower on general
'. earln feeling. The accumulation of stocke
al primary points and very light shipping
demand and the .decided ImrtiM In the
Firlnfc wheat harvesting return are strong
burnh feature that Indicate lower values.
Kcavlpts of corn arc light, demand not
Active even at these price and country ac
ceptances show little Incllnatlun un the part
in fanner tu H
Win a I riM.:eil frnrrt the bulge of yester
day. Htiyeis out of the market, which
should I lie lack, of aupport and bearish
hewn in eplte of the better tone In cable
nave-the cash maikft a lieavy tone.
'oittinued favorable 'weather In the corn
belt s-h-4 litary and flow cash conditions
kept in n on the decline and Hample offer
ings, 'iniTri were-only moderace, were ab
sorbed at WO off from vesterdav.
Primary 'wheat receipts were 1.093,000 bu.
and Shipments were 604.000 bu., against ie-
celpi laxt year of kdo.OOO bu. and ahlpmenta
or waj.oue bu.
Primary corn receipt were 815.C00 bu. and
shtpfnt-rrrsr-werw 3:i7,00O bu., againat receipts
Inst year of IVJg.OUO bu. and ahlpmenta of
Clearances were 171 bu. of corn. 135.000 bu.
of oats 'and wheat and flour equal to 47.000
bu. . ..
Uverrlool closed ISSd higher on wheat
ana ja higher on corn.
( V Omnia Uuk K"r.
WIIEAT-No. Z hard Turkey. 9RS4c;
No. 2 hard eeml-dark and yellow, rntjic;
No. I haid 1 urkey, IrVtwc: No. I Hard semi
dark and yellow, H'Mc; No. 4 bard, 92ti'.,6c;
Iso. 1 spring, Wra'Mc; No. 8 spring, 86tfir7c;
INo. 4 spring, Kunj-.Hc.
CORN No. 2 white. 56Vff57t:: No. I whita,
tii'(yVj' No. 4 white. 6dpM1c; No. 2
veiiow. fBHW?e:"N6. I vellow. 66 vwac : No,
t yellow. W'-fcttiW: Ne. 1. UttfKofcc; No. 1.
Ui'((;6jtc; No;, V tKltfVkc; no grade, 49
54 c ' i "v y' v
OAta No. I whit. KHliS.Tic; standard.
32'u.$::; No. t while, 32 flUc ; No. I yel
low, HWt31Vis; fo, 4 yellow, rVaHlUC.
BAKLiEi No." feed; bmUic, rejected, 47
4XE-No, ,74(uVTJci o, 3, 72730.
Cakrltrt Revelpte.
, Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Clllco SIX All 613
MinuMpoUl , ,.-.-.-;. r.,trr. l ...
Omaha, 7 47
xnuuiu i , IX ...
.CHICAGO UHAM AKU PROVISION
Features of the '1 radian- as4 Cloela
Prices waBasrU ut Tr4,
CHlCA.OO,Au. 24. Wheat was weak to
day ana Xuasou- Horn' Voio uit. Com
viwsaa Vfl'V utwu, niter uiagglng all uay,
vmie usis Kept in a narrow range auu
lnnshea weak, 4jvao nil. rrovisious toil
ins weakness of grams and tell oil gener
ally, cioaing from 2rku22kc ouwn,
oifcring war llociai iu me wheat pit
I , .1 u u n ul u I iI..im tfl mil Til (1 I'M I null
uiisa4--s-iruar uf stilish llama wulch In
ciuuctl.a, iiigner. loreMtn market ana a oe-
umaaa In Hio eatlniaied buskaichowan crop
piaueu today by expert at IM,uw,tMI busneia,
aaiOkl yu,uvU,tA uuslieis luai year. Midway
in tno kcaiiiou there was aught rally, traueis
Oeiiig iiiipressea by the ureas, in prices,
ine uuvauce win of littie extent ana emirt
uuiauuMh arid tvward Hie close tna aiues
aggvl.'iim liii.toer. tne final quotations
bc.ng aiu.ust ut tha bottorr), pnng wheat
cUi.iuu are larger tlian given out tne
iil ixi. ihs moulu. .Tna closo was week
an arounu wlm September lSi(i'l'4C to lSc
I'll" ul ysjkO, . I'eceinoer closed iJl0 to lc
uown at H.orst&l.iw.
avptebiter corn was a favorite among
buyers t aVinv tor part , of tliti session kept
uway from the v weakuena shown by the
more distant 4elllrerU's. Ufterlnga vi Sep
tember and May aera heavy and cash sales
weie Ulwtal, Wh prion steady to Wc down.
No. n yh'SL,r3Uc. Tne cluss
was weak, VUh Splemoer i PTf at BOViC,
December Hoacd fc'aHc down at He
A alugglah icAsli demand and liberal re
ceipts gave the ak tone to the oats mar
ket. The close was wreak with September
l , Vso down at December finished c
The
market weakened after a
short clean,
short, 14',c; clear ribs, lv?
14 C.
BUTTER Him; creamery
r.inia Higr.er, ivc.
Receipt, hluments.
Flour, tibia 5,yi IH.iViO
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu 4V"i Cl.mfl
Oats, bu i.gii0 Hi.OQ
NEW YORKSrOCliS AND BONDS
Trading Limited in Day's Market,
with Price Trend Lower. .
WEATHER l THE GRAIN BELT
laalcatloaa Arc for Cnoler la This 1-
rlnlty Tksridif,
OMAHA, Aug. 24, il10
Tha area of high pressure overlying the
northwest has Increaned In force during ihe
last twenty-four hours, and continues to
alowly extend down toward the central
valley a. Cool weather contlnuea with the
high, and temurraturea are generally
lower throughout the northwest tin morn
ing. They are but allghtly above freextng
In Montana and tha northern Canadian
provinces, and light frost Is reported In
western Wyoming. An area. 01 low pre-
sur continues central over eastern Ne
braska and western Iowa, and the wea
ther continued very warm over the lower
Mlfsouil valley and southwest durtiiB Tues
day. The highest temperatures reported
Weie 101 at Hodge City, Kan., ami Okla
homa City. OKI., and 102 al Abilene, lex..
and temperatures far up In the nineties
were genual throughout the lower valleys.
I.llit slioivtre occurred within tho last
twenty-tour hours In tha lower Kucky
mountains, the lower Missouri valley, and
the lake legion, and generally cloudy con
ditions prevail over tne valleys tins morn
ing. With t lie hlgn pressure advancing
down from the north west, the Indications
are that the weather will be slightly
cooler in this viclnt'y tonlgut anil Thurs
day, and probably fair.
ir-10 190SI IfVW 1907
Minimum temperature .. 77 US 55 to
Precipitation CO .W T .00
Normal temperature for tortav, 73 degree..
Deficiency In precipitation since Match 1,
1418 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding ' period Iq
t42 Inches. V
Exee8 corresponding period In COS, .03
of an Inch.
JL. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Itegloa Ballctla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at t a. m., 75th meridian time,
Wednesday, August 24, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
, Temp. Kaln-
stations. Max.
Asriland, Neb.... HI
Auburn. Neb 84
Broken B w. Nb. M
Columbus, Neb.., 91
Culbertson, Neb., ttt
rali-oury. Neb... 95
Fairmont. Neb... 91
Cir. Island, Neb.. 90
Hartlngton, Neb. sM
Hastings, Neb... 91
Holdrege, Neb... 92
Oakdala, Neb.... 8
Omaha. Neb 91
Tekaniah, Neb.... W
Aita. la Mi
Carroll. la K7
CUrlnda, la 94
-HiDiey, ia bi
ISloux City, la., it
Not Included In
temperature for twelve-hour period, ending
at a a. m.
-. DISTRICT AVERAGE,
DISLIKE MORE TARIFF REVISION
Caaadlaa Tarlfln harea Derllne Fol-
lorrlna; Official Kitlmste of One
' llandred Altlllon Dashela on
(anadlan Wheat Crop.
Mln. fall. 8ky.
74 .00 Cloudy
70 .23 Kainlng
54 .00 Koggy
W .00 Clear
61 .00 Clear
71 .IS I't. cloudy
HO .00 Cloudy
B8 .00 Pt. cloudy
W .00 Foggy .
1 .00 Pt cloudy
62 .00 Clear
69 .00 Pt. cloudy
68 .00 Cloudy
71 .00 Clear
bO .00 Cloudy
eo .00 Pt. cloudy
71' .02 Cloudy
.56 .00 Cloudy
62 .00 PL cloudy
'average. (Minimum
District
No. of
Stations.
Temp.
Max. Mln.
Rain
fall.
Columbus, O..
Louisville. Jty
Indianapolis, lnd..
Chicago, 111
St. 1U1S, MO
De Moines, la...,
Minneapolis. Minn.
Kansas City, Mo..
Omaha, Neb
Tha weather continues warm In the south
ern portion of the corn and wheat regfoftj
It la much cooler In tha upper lake region
and 'upper Mlaalsslppl ana upper Missouri
valleys, (showers ocourrea in the lake re
gion and lower portion of the Missouri
valley. - L. A. WELSH,
4ocai Forecaster, w earner uureau.
17 M 6 . .00
19 84 60 .00
12 M 66 .30
2 M 66 .20
11 9 72 .U0
11 H 68 .00
30 70 48 .00
24 98 72 .90
19 90 M ,20
REW YORK QKNEHAL MARKET
Qaetatlona
Varlena
Drovlaion market i
firm atari." Cloalng figures for the Sep
tember praducta were: Pork, $21. 1 21.11 14,
VVbUia down; lard, 111.90, 6c off, and ribs,
12.1S. X2H rff. ,
r The leading future ranged as follows: .
Vtclek.( Operi.'l High. Low. Close. Yesy.
,'VVheaV
Tec...r.
' My...
iUnen-..
..,gPt.M
" fec...:
' My!,'.:
j0t
Sept-.
May-.'.
Porn.
1 00
ft OW 4'
60HS
344
. Pepti.
Qct.J 20 80,
jaa....
Lard
-Sepfci-
Oct.
Nov..,
Jan...
.yan....
21 87H
20 DO
18 46
11 97
11 00 .
10 62Uj
1KH
11 7Va
1,00
OBVs!
"'" 61
' 6s4
""6v
It SO .
20 66
18 47V4
It Oft
II 00
U M
lvUVsl
J 08
67T'
S4H
It 16
20 n
IS 80
11 90
U 90
11 46
10 46
It 42HI II 16
11 70 I U 60
,1 671 . 67
I
98'99(9T4
1 02VI
1 OMy
04!
68
34S
36 V
391
II 17'
20 57Vj
18 30
11 90
11 90
11 46
10 47H
13 15
11 62
UU
1 04'iiMi
I OSTt
604
NWS
60
S4H
36K
21 30
20 60
18 40
11 96
11 92
11 46
10 62
12 37
11 2
9 62
,l.Wf.?l.' -f. :, .
,,('ah-oupta-tlons were aa follows:
. KLOCK--Stealy; winter patents, $4.45
6 15: traighta, f4.15;6.00; spring4 straights,
8S.ni 16: bakers, 8S.66&6.40. '
HYFJ-JVo. I, 7740.
BAULK Y-Feed or mixing. 66360c; fair to
l-lloloe malting. 64V71C-
fiEKDH-lax. No. 1 southwestern, $2.24:
No. 1 northwestern 1S.46. Timothy, $5.76(81
6.S5. Clover. $13 60. . ,
PROVISIONH M pork, per bbl., $21,609
$ii.vo. snort riba,
short clear aides
21.76, Lard, per- m lbs.
idea (loose!, llLt.'.fjl2.2fc
tboxed), $11.60(i'l3.76. ..
Total clearances of Vfheat and flour were
equal to 47,000' bu. Primary receipts were
1,000,00 bu., compared with stio.OUQ bu. the
corresponding day a. year ago.
Estimated reoetpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
191 cars; corn, 241 can; oata, 306 cars; hogs,
17.090 bq. v
cflilianioCaslv-rrlces Wheat: No. I red,
99cto4tU. ho. 3 re.l, tfTdaao'tc; No. 8 hard,
9cyl J;' No 8 hard, 9'tf9ic: Nu. 1
northern spring, old. $1.21; No. I northern
spriug, flew. Il.oha 1.12; No. I spring, $l.(Ki'd
106. Corn: cash. 61!felo; No. 8
caKh, dl(fftir-,i;' No. I white. lijni2c; No.
'I white, aii,aVie; No. I yellow, tliijiUc;
No. 3 yellow. tiitf-tSlV-. Oats: No. I cash,
ll'illic; No. wliiia. J34c; No. white,
i..;ji4c; No. 4 whilst 3'4j33c; swndard,
t34c. -. "
BUTTfCR-teady; creameries. S4V26c;
dairies. 2&47c.
KiiuS Steady: receipts, 7.836 cases; at
niaik, case included, 14U'17c; flrata, 20c;
jirime firsts, ac.
I'HKEiiK Klrm; daisies, 160; twins, IT
(ri;up. yuimg sAmertcaa, 16416-itc; long
Wa. lHrlc. 1 -
POTAXOtb Easy; choice to fancy. 1&9
Sk ; fair to good. "Jaic.
POCLTHT-Klim; turkeys, 20c; chickens.
1-c; springs, lkc.
VtAL-fltady; W to 60-lb, wts , 8c;
6.1 to te-lb. wta. &U9V; to lllVlb. wis..
10,urt. -;-.
' 1 arlot Receipts Wheat. Ill cars; corn,
!o7 cars; oats. 413 cars. Estimated Tomor
row Wheal, 191 cjs; corn, 131 cars; oats.
Siti cars.
of the Dsy. on
Coaaaaodltlea,
NEW YORK. Aug. 24. FLOUR-Steady,
nominally lower; spring patents, 86.6oroia.8u;
winter straights, $4 404.60; winter patents.
$4.75416.10; spring - clears, HxU4 .60; winter
extras. No. 1, I3.76&3.90; winter ex cms,
No, 8. 12.6003.60: Kansas straights, U.XM
tlO; recelpta, 1424 bbia.; ehlpinents, 84rt)
bis. "Hye flour, steady; fair to good, $4.10
tM.M: choice to fancy, I4.3u4i4.4i.
CORN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, $l.D6ul.6u; coarse, $L60(a1.66; kiln dried.
$8.60.
WHEAT Spot market, easy; No. 2 red
ll.O&V elevator and $1.07 f. o. b. New No.
1 northern, $1.22 f. o. b. to arrive. - futures
were quiet all day with prlcea lower under
liquidation due to Increased supplies and
absence of consumption, market closing
Stc net lower. Exporters bought four
loads of Manitoba today and 760,000 bushels
during the last week from the Pacific
coast. Beptember, $1.0&?Wl.Wi; closed,
1.U57: December. $1.00U1.10'; closed,
xi.09'4: may. n.is 'ten. n'; ciosea. i.u'.
Receipts. 102,000 bushels; shipments, 4,436
bushels. 1
CORN Spot market, easy; No, 2, 70c
elevator domestic basis. Option market
was without transactions. ' September,'
closed 69o; December, closed 67c. Receipts
26,400 bushels.
OATS Spot market, steady; new stand
ard white, 39c; new No. 2-whlte, 39c; new
No. 1. Sc: new No. 4. 38Vc 'Future trad
Ing was resumed today. December ranged
from 40&40o; closed,' 40c. Receipts,
l.'o.bib ousneis.
HAY Steady; prime.- $1.1601.20: No
1. tl.10ftl.lS; No, I, l.l.lir, No. 3, $1.00.
HOPS Quiet; state, cemmou to choice,
1909. IO22c.
HIDKS Quiet; Central Arneiican, 20
lie; Bogota,
LEATHER Steady J hemlock' firsts,
20o; seconds, 21fcCiic; twrdi. 1 )wi2oa; re-
lerts. 1719c. . 1
PROVISIONS Pork, aleadyi mess,' $21.60
fjift.OO; family, $24.Ma J6.00; ehirt clears.
$22.aoarJ4.60. tieet, steady; mess, $iA.orraio.&o
family. $19 00d.-20.00; beef h.nin, $JX.Oixu24 00.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
lbs.. $16.2iVil8 00; pickled hams. Ooftlo 60.
Iard, steady; middle went prime, $lie 12.40;
refined, firm; continent, Jiz.so; South
America, $18.26; compound, $IO.7txttl1.00.
TALLOW Quiet; prime city, hhds., 7c;
country, Tgrv-o.
CHEESE Barely steady; state whole
mill;, special, lwbl7c; atate whole milk
fancy,. 16c; state whole milk, prime, lift
ll4c; atate whole milk, fair to good, 1B
14.c; slate whole mliK. common,
12Kc: sKlms, full to special. I2ii13c
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials.
32c; extras, 30tf31c; third to first.
90.
KOOS Barely steady; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery, white, 2&B33c; atate.
Pennaylvanla and nearby hennery, gathered
white, 2Gi29c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery brown, 27A29c; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery gathered
brown, 2u2ic; fresh gathered extra first.
ZKTSm': Tirst. vrcea;; secona. sutB'Zio,
POULTRY Alive easy; western broilers
ltc: fowls, 14c; turkeys, loc; dressed
steady; western springs, 16'16c; fowls, 13
16c; turkeys, I8tf22c.
tt,.XoaU Oeairal Market.
ST! 1X1?S. Aug. J-t WHEAT Futures,
lii4er Septacnber, 9ic; December, U a.
Cn.fc'iittirt, lower; September, $T4o;
- ljncenuxsr, Me. Cash, weak; track No. 1
U-ui-OSc; Nil 2 whlM. aiunaut
OA T,"r Future, lower; September, Sl4o;
December, -,;;c. Cash, higher; track No
. ;-: Not t while. 8141V.o.
H V IV-soc.
1-lXjUR Steady; red winter patent. $4 90
4il 40, extra fancy and etralght, 84.l6b4.7v
hart winter clears, $8 30g3au.
SKKV Timothy, 4J6.Olf0O.
.COrt-V.MEALr-41.36.
HHA Jir-Lower; sacked, cast track, 96C9SO.
-s'TtAtHlgher; timothy, $14 00y.00; pral
V $11 00 14 W. 1
, h AjKjNli-C.
, J W IN r'.-Henu.
PMn.TRy-Irm: chlrka. tle; springs.
-P turkeys, Utr33o; ducks, ft&lje; geese
iit9c. i- .'
. PROVIBIOuNS-Porll. steady; Jobbing
fUsMuLVoa Dry salt meals, steady; boxed
extra shorts, lie; clear rlba, ti'Vo: .h,,r.
clears ilacon, steady; boxed extra.
249
Kaaeav Cltr Ore I a and Prevlaloas.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 24. WHEAT Un
changed to le Tower; No. 1 hard. 9Tc'n)
$1.01; No. 8. fcyuMo; No. I red. 99u; No. 1.
97Vt398c; September, 960mhc, sellers; Da
cemher. 990 bid; May. $1.03V31.04. seller
COftN September, 6SV.0 bid; December,
36tf3ta bid; May. 68VqS84o bid; cash un
changed; No. 8 mixed. 60c; No. 3 mixed. 69c
No. I white, SofftSle; No. 8. toc.
OATS Unchanged to le lower; No.
while. 34e; No. 2 mixed, $3$-34c.
RT B No, I. 8041 Kic.
HAY Unchanged to 26c higher: choice
timothy, $14.&t)'4il6.00; choice prairie, $11.71
jf 12.00.
BUTTER Creamery, ISc; firsts, I7c; sec
onds, t&o: packing stock. 22a
EGGS Extras, 22c; flrsU, 19c; seconds,
13c.
Receipts. Shipments,
Wheat, bu - 214.0HJ l4.Ouo
Corn, bu 46.0UO Stt.OiiO
Oata, bu 87.000 7,0u0
Mlaaeapells Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 84. WHEAT Sep
tember, $1.09: December. $1.11; May
$i.tt: cash. no. 1 bard, li.iz; rno. 1 north
em. l.lovirl.ll; No. 2 northern, $1.060
l.io; mo. I nortnern, n.vivjl.vi.
FLAX-Cloaed at $i46.
CORN No. I yellow. 69rf9C
OATS No. 8 white. 834$4C.
RV E No. I. 7MW7e.
BRAN In 100-pound sacks. 8J0(KXjn0.i0.
FLOUR First patents In wood. f. o. b
Minnaapolia, 86&U&6.70; aecond patents, $6.80
fi.i&O: first clears, 83.wa.oo; second clear,
$2 005 2. 90.
reerla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 24. CORN-Lower: No.
yellow. 60c; No. I ellow. 69Vc; No. 3, 69c
No. 4. 6&He: no grade. UMTc
OATS Lower; atandard, 83c; No. I white,
Ctjc ; ,N. , wnite, 110.
Mlloawkee) brata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 34. FLOUR Steady
WHEAT No. 1 northern. II 14&1.1.",; No
I northern. $1 Utjl 14; Lecembr, $l.l.
OATS-hteauyi giacdard, 47l6u.
IS2.11'',; In l-anks ! 1 redil of treasurer of the
United Mate. $i..U0..Vi ; subsidiary silver
coin. $J0.6.rt"2; minor coin, $l.l.iC!7; total
balance In Keneral fund. $K7.079.(i4.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24 Trading was lim
ited In today's stock market and the out
come left prices of some of the more active
lsHties from 1 to 3 points lower, ftiucn 01
the pressure seemed to emanate from the
short interest, which forced stocks to a
level whtre further . liquidation was Im
minent.
Likelihood of a further tariff revision Is
not kindly regarded bv Wall street, which
today manifested Its displeasure by selling J
hocks, nrnt in London and men nere.
The most encouraging news of the day
was that the strike of the American Sheet
and Tin Plate company workers was over.
This, however, was neutralised by pcrslst
ent rMinors of further business stannatlon.
particularly In the steel and iron trade, to
gether with clccumstanttal evidence that
one of the laigest Independent companies
In that line has ordered further curtail
ment of operations.
An ofrllcal estimate of the wheat and
Oats crops In western Canada fixed the
combined yield at about Pv.OiiO.OOO bushcU
and was followed by a sharp decline In
Canadian Pacific shares.
London sent In a lower range of Quota
tions for American securities and the early
session here responded with further losses-,
due to moderately heavy sales for Euro
pean account. Foreign exchange advanced
here again and gave color to the belief that
gold shipments to South American will
soon be announced.
A semi-official statement Duroortlnc to
give the extent of the copper curtailment
pian declares that output by the leading
producers here and abroad for the current
month will show a reduction of almost 20.-
000.0110 pounds and that this diminution Is to
continue Indefinitely.
ine oond market was easy. Total sales.
par value, $961,000.
IN umber of sales arid leading Quotations
on stocks today were:
galas. High. Low. Close.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24 MONET On call,
easy at lUfel't per cent; ruling rate, J
per cent; closing hid, IS per cent; offeie,i
at 1 per cent. Time loans, stronger; sixty
days, Jfi3'4 per cent; ninety days, 3 per
cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-"
per - cent.
STKRI.INU EXCH A NUB Steady, with
actual business In bankers', bills at !4.8i8
ti 4. !.:.' for sixtv-dsv biils and at $4.S67S for
demand; commercial bills, $4 MVfl4 8,1.
SI I KK Bsr. f,27c; Mn:.an dollars, 14c.
luNDS tiovcrnment, steady; railroad,
easv.
Closing quotations on bonis today
a follows:
U. 8. ml. !a. rag. ...l'l Int M. M. 4'. ..
60 coupon ....11 ajapan 4a
V. 9. 3a rs 1HH d" 4Ha
do coupon 1'IS K. C. Ro. Ml sa ...
I 8. 4a. IT 114H U 8. deb. 4a l.-.H...
An roiipon .1HS t, N. unl. 4a
Allll-Chal. lat a... It .M. K. t T. Ill, 4
Am. A. a 1M4 do n. I Ha
An. T & T. rv. 4a..l"U Mo. Factflc 4
Am. Tobacco 4a 7(Hi N. K. K. ol M. 4u,
du lis
Armour A
were
Co
Ai'hlaon son 4s.
Il'l t.
do ar. b
At. f. U 1at 4a..,
n.l. Ohio 4a..
do 3l,a
no . W. 3'a
Brk. Tr. ct. 4s..,
Irn. ol U. in ...
On. Leather ta
...l'l-a N. V. C. I'-M
4 '4,1. Vf'm to dab. 4.
... Si N. T.. N. H. ft
. 1 I"' m - cv. a
... IK'i N. W. 1st con,
. . . li Jo o. 4s
... No. PaoitIC to....
... 91 4 do 3a
... , O. 6. U rldg. 4a.
H Fciin. v. iia lli
.1M
tj'
w
;
7Si,
W'a
... M
... 4
H
...131
4
... 'i
...lflOH
... 71
... 1
a.'.
uMAJA ui iroci nun
Cattle of All Kindt Active Sellers and
Stronger.
VERY LITTLE CHANGE IN HOGS
Laraest Week's Ran of heep aal
Lambs ef the Veer, with Trade
Very Active and Trice
Mronger.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 24. 1910,
Receipts were: Cattle, li 's time?.
Official Monday lv.41.1 3.-7 i.7'i
Official Tuesday 7,i3 6.630 J7,tWi
t-htimate W ednesday U1 l.HW 19.010
7 steers...
li con 1
( CO ....
8 Cdlte..
?i stcus...
i't ftriHri.
25 steers. ...
16 feeders.,
1004
, i.ili
7o
lii
4 DO
i HI,
3 kS
6 60
8 steers.. ..10S
" COMS...v.
25 cows IWt
4 -! t II 1C Al.O 1 11 r TOt K MIRKItr
3 m I
3 10:
14 feeders..
7 cow 9?S
3 cow..
I leers.
4 steers, .,.li:
.
IS tears.., KM
3 steels. ...l'ai'J
8 S.eers....lli3
F.
8 steers.
4 steer.
V alter Uroa V vo.
1"M 4 1-0 I ' i-o f-ia 3
SV 111 12 feelers.. lm 4
Kdgsr Dolce- W vo
1'17-j 4 SO 10 feeders. .Va) 0
9ii4 i 15 M steers. ...Ii5s 4
8. T. Holcroft Wyo.
Wi 4 4 fe-riers.. M.
3 10 3 cows I'M
940 3 10 o cons f.O
Frank Calbouah W vo.
li'u 4 3 cows xvi 4 00
4 i
C. Shaw-Yyc
4 K5 steers. ...1141
4 t-5 8 stetra.... 1M
4 65
Jameson Wyo.
6 75 3 cows 710 3 a
6 75
II. McLean-Wyo.
3 50
a ..
4 .'i
4 15
4 Si
.1200
,.li:i2
P,
.24.KS6
.,8:-2
11.hi7
ls,li
81, 14
5J1.15J
Zi.Ml
V0.41J
45.219
43.(1 30
4i.S4
Sh.slU
do con. 4a lui 'Sheep
Allla-Chalmara pM '.1..
Amalxamated Copper' ...
American Agricultural
American Beet Sugar...,
Ajuarlcan Can
Ainarioan. C. aV F
Am. cotton Oil
American H. a L, pfd.
Am. Ica Securities
American Unseed
American Locomotive .
American 8. at R
Am. 8. A R. pl
Am. Stael Foandrlas...
Am. Sugar Refining....
American T. ft T
American Tobacco pfd. .
American, woolen '
IM.800 to 42
1.000
700
l.W
1.000
400
100
'. " ifie
li.ouo
MV,
H
47Vi
1
t
lr
',
7S
mt 44
400
1"0
SiO
Anaconda Mining C 1.1(4
Atchlaon
Atohlsoo- n(d .
Allan I lo Coaat Line .,
Baltimore c Ohio
Bathlaham Bteal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacilla
Can Ira I Leather
Central Leuthor pfd ;
Central' of Maw Jaraay.,,:,
Ohaaapaake & Ohio
Chicago at Alton..
Cbloago Great Weatera:...
C, Q. W. pd
Ctnoago A N. W
1;., Ja, m bu. r
C, C, O. . 81. L. tU,
Colorado r. & I
Colorado A Southern
Oonaolldatad das
Com Products
Dalawax St Uadaon
Denver at Rio Oraodo
D. R. Ov pfd..,, ,
Dlallllara' Becuritlea ,
Erl
Brie lat pfd
Brie 3d pfd
Oaneral Klectrto
Oreat Northern pfd 7..,
Great Northern -Or ctfa...,
Illlnola Central ,
Intarborough Met! ,
Int. Mat. pfd :...i...
International Harvester ...
Int. Mann pfd..
intarnstloosl Ppr- .'
Intarnstioual iuiip .......
los Central i.t...,!....',
Kansas Cltjr go.,.. .........
K. c. Bo. ' tM-,,,..,,,
Laclede (Jaa
LouUvlll & N
Minn, at St. L...,
M., HI. P. & g. 8. M...,.,
M.,'K. t T.
M , K. at T. pld... ........
Mlaenurl Pacific
National Blacuit -
National Lead
N. R. K. of M. 2d pfd....
New York Central
N. Y., O. at W
Nortnlk at Western
North American
Northern faclflc
Pacific Mall
PennaylTenla
People's tiaa
P., C C. A St. L
PlUburg Coal ,
Preaaed Stael car
Pullman Palace Car .-
Railway Bteel Spring
Reading
Republic Steal ....
Republic llael pfd
Reck lalanS Co
Ruck laland Co. pfd..:
lit. U 8. F. id pfd...,.
at. Loula 8. W
Su L. 8. W. pfd
BloaarAheffleld 8. at 1
Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas at Paolftc......
T., Bt. U at W
T., Bt. L. at W. pfd
Union Paclflo
Villon Paclfie pfd
In lied Btatas Realty
t'nl led aiatea Rubber
United Blatas Steel
U. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
V a--Carolina Chemical ...
Wabash
WaMu.ii pfd
Waatarn Maryland
Weaiinghooe ttlacttio ...
Waatarn Union
Wheeling A L. E
Total sales for the day,
10,100
4110
. 100 1
1.500
loo
1.700
X.3D0
1,100
' wo
'iiioo
"Hi
"ioo
8.400
134
M
37
40
tn4 -
Wtk
1044
:s
75 '
iw '
104
iiii
'isii
144"
82
'a
eiv,
1
'isii
3
27 Vi
JH4.
7S
lfti
imn
103 Vt
w
7114
1HK
314
10444
'iiii
141
H9H
400 t 38H
I.0O0
600
, 400
too .
800
JO0
j, no
TOO
'"ioo
t.hiO
4110
10
8.100
1.100
l.)0
100
ltw
14
1114
30
est
r
at
43 V.
143
14
lam
17
It
IK
11
l0m
1
37
24
42
iii
in
63
lm
17
84
M
'' 'HI
101 101
'1.200 141 141 141.
'.'1.. -r. aa
400 127 '127 la7
40 '." 11 . 81 30
1-10 t2 1 tl
. TOO
lv '
l.OiUi
31
1
42
12
4
61
19
1
U
14
lol
43
11.
138
2
27
39
VI
M
108
103
28
13
187
12
104
300
72
ii
23
43
143
120
78
K
fil
127
13
180
2
27
24
41
10
148
im
52
128
"
46
3
16
10
19
16
7
11
1"1
8 Resiling gen. 4s.
C. of N. J. g. 6l...l'2l8t. L. A 8. K. fg. 4i
then. & Ohio 4a...li do grn.
do ref. la. H 8t. L. 8. W. 4a...
Chliato at A. Ia.. ' rtn lat gold 4....
C. B. at Q. 1. 4a..... :, geabnard A, h. 4a...
do gen. 4e 8 5a. Pacific 10I. 4a...
C. M. A S P f l do iv. 4a.
C. H. I. A P. a. 4 13 .do lat ret. 4a
lo rfg. 4a..o..j... S to. lUllway aa
'olo. lnd. jm. ....... 14 do gt-rh 4a
Cui'i. .Mid. 4a talon Pacific 4a....
C. at 8. r. A t. t -, do rr. aa.,:.
O. at II. c. 4 '. Vft4 .ado 1st A ref. 4a..
1. at 1(. U. 4...... 43 U, 8. Rubber 6a...
do ref. 6e.. H1 I, C. Steel M Aa...
runilllara' oa 48 Vs.-4'jiro. Chem. fia.
Krle p. I, 4 81'Wabaeh let is
do gen. 4a...'. " do lat A as. 4a...
do cv. 4a. ear. A, , Weetern Md. 4a
ado em-lea B ... W 'W'eat. Kiao. ev. U.
Oea. Elac. ct. 6a..... W8 Wla. Central 4a
III. Cen. lat ref. 4a. W Ho. Pac. a. 6a....
Int. Mat. 4e 78
Bid. Jiiered.
80
88 S
73
IHl.
all
a
W'l
74
1"0T
1
. W
102
103
. K
,1"I
, 3
, 63
, H
, r3
, M
Three days this week
Same days last week...
same days 3 weeks ago.. 10.138
Same days 8 weeks ao..23.i04
.same days 4 weeks Rgo..l"7
Same day last year ikj,?03
The following, table shows the i-tcelpts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at 8011th umaua for
the year to date, as compared with las.
1310. U. inc. uec
.... 653.501 6Ko,0?3 7,4i8
....1.4U.b I,i44,141
...,l,Ul.utl6 f21.ll.7
I '1'he followlna tatile stuiws
prlcea of hogs at houth Omaha tor tha last
auveral days, with comparisons:.
.ar:
Cattle
Huns .
8
ft
Loeal Swertiles.
Quotations furnished, by Samuel Burns,
Jr., 633 Omaha National bank building:
Bid. AskeS,
Alma, Nab. Lt. 5s
Beatrice creamery Co. pfd
City Nat. Bank Bids, aa, 120
Crab Orchard, Nab., le....
Columbus, Nab.. B. L. (a, 1K4...
Uoualon Water Co. la. 1444..,
Iowa Portland Cement lat Mis. la.,
Iowa Portland Cement c. 6a
Kansas O. at C. T par cant pfd
Kanaaa City R. at U 6a, 1111
Michigan State Tel. 6a, 114
N. Y. Central Line 4a. las),
Omaha Water Co. is. 1841.
Omaha Oaa, 1817
Omaha at C. B. 8. R. pfd, I par cant
Omaha at C. TJ. 8.' R. is. Ills. .........
Pacific T. at T. 6a. 1837
Pennaylranla' Equip. 4a, 1911
Union Stock, Yarda, 80. Omaha, ex-dlr
Rocky Mountain Fuel ,
Wabaah Equip. 4a, 1111...
United Rjr. pfd, Bt, Louis.
Uwmaa-Amerlcan Coffee
, N
, lu
, N
,' M
.
, 4
. 44
, 100
96
63
'
4
96
6
88
41
li
100
88
1
104
91
1
lao
1"0
loo
5
100
8
98
4
7
96
97
64
100
M
46
341,l?6
LS.b.'-S
tno average
Dates, I 1910.' 1jo.19ij8.1907.1.1O5.19O4.
Aug-.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug,
Aug.
14...
16...
16...
17...
18...
19...
30...
21...
38...
li...
84...
8 1
8 2Jij
8 804
8 34
81'
8 37
8 63
8 06H
I 83
I 7 Ml
7 C4
7 87
T 72
7 4
7 63
7 47
a .
7 63,
7 83
17
301
( 44
41
8 31
87
3 X)
8 S3
6 7I 6 841 t 961
6 73 6 83 6 o 6 01
'! 8 6S 8 ti 6 tri
6 74 6 90 1 I i 6S 4 98
6 98 6 94 4 W
S 70 I 5 b9 6 10
i bU 8 031 . 6 13
t i3 i 96 6 84
I 83 6 601 6 9l 6 e4 6 03
t 66 6 8o 6 9 6 03
6 7j 6 87 6 93 6 04
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union citock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four boura ending at 8 p. ui. yes
teroay :
RKCEIPToV-CARLOTS.
Cattls.Hoss.tjheep.H'r''
O. M. at St, P
Wauaan ,
Missouri Pacific ..,
Union Pacmo ,
t. at M. w., east..,
C. dc iM. W., west
C. bU P. M. Ac IA.
C. a. at Q., east...,
C. H. at west..
C. K. 1 dV P., east.
Illlnola central
C. u. W.
1
1
... 6
... 21
... 1
... 74
... 8
... 3
...138
... 3
... 1
... 2
Total receipts 348
li
1
11
9
3
14
3
12
a
8
4
127
19
74
Boatoa Closing; Stocks.
BOSTON, Aug. 14. Closing quotations on
Were a
St'lCHS
Alloues
A Dial. Copper
A. . L. at g
Arizona Cora.
Atlantic
B. dt C. C. at 8.
Butte Coalition ..
Cal. At. Arliona. ..
Cut. at Hecla
Centannla
luiiowa:
40 ejiohawk
61 Nevada Con
14 Nlplaaing Mlnaa ..
16 North Butte ......
North Lake
. 13 Old Dominion ....
. 18 eoaceola
. 0 Parrott 8. at C...
.60 Uulncy
17 Shannon
Copper Haiiga C. C. 48 Superior
1,700
100 900
00
T.eoo
900
too
A
108
611
88
111
40
94
8.2O0 114
6.100
400
900
118
106
94
61
10
611
H
100
19
98
112
127
106
94
100 34 84
K7.B00
, 1.000
13,100
300
100
II, 10
1,300
'"ioo
'' T
SOU
17,000
400
111,
1,1I0
900
8l
. . tK8
, 8.400
100
300
100
141
30
30
'39
U
113
22
'.
M
13
166
M
'
Hi. '4
4..
47
17
l
41
64
(3
138
. 30
18
- 60
112
' 22
. , , .
34
26
'23
48 .
It4
11
m
116
i
1
36
41
7
2
634,900 share.
62
la
60
2d
1101,
39
Ki
'67
112
at
127
i06
4
1
M
158
11
138
10
.82
2
o
1
34
64
64
112
22
61
25
32
48
15
81
71
13
l'f
46
64
1
, W
43
67
II
Loadoa Cloalag Stueks. '
LONDON, Aug. 24. American securities
opened a small fraction above parity today.
Then light Belling caused a reaction and
during the rest of the forenoon the market
ruled easy and from H higher to H lower
than yesterday's New York cloalng.
Closing quotations on stocks were:
Cor.sola, money., 90 la-14 Louiarllle at N...
.. 81 M., K. at T
.. 6 N. Y. Central
.. 8 Norfolk at W
..100 do pfd
108 Ontario at W
l"e Pnnaylvaols
..1H Rand Mlses ,
.. T4 Reading
. . 24 80. Hallway
.'.182 do pfd
.. 17 80 Pacific
.. 80 Union Pacific ....
.. 72 de pfd
.. 16 V s. steal.
.. 44 do pfd ...
.. 14 Wabaah ....
.. 24 de pfd ...
..1)3 Spanlah 4s
steady at 4d uer ounce.
1 u n. x - per cent.
The market showed little buoyancy later
for short bills Is !tt3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8Q3 Hper cent.
do account
Ami. Copper
Anaconda
Atrklaoa
do sfd
Baltimore at Ohio.,
Canadian Pacific ..
Chea. at Ohio
Clilrago O. W
C, M. at St. P....
Da Bear
lener at R. O ...
do t'd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Cantral .,
bil.VEK Har,
.145
.... 12
....114
.... W
.... M
.... 41
....
.... 1
.... 71
.... sa
.... 66
....116
....lek
.... 84
.... 70
....119
.... 18
.... 17
93
TVew York Carta Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan at liryan. membere New York
Stock eacbange. 316 boum bixteoiun
street. Omaha:
.. 16 Inspiration 1
.. 18 Laroaa 4
1 14-16 Nevada Con, to
,. 14 Nawhouaa 61
.. 1 Ohio Copper 1'
.. 60 Kawhlde Lualllloa .. 11
.. 1 Hay Central I 6-l
.. 64 Iwlft Pag. Co I-
.. 81 Seare-Roebuck Co. ..161
. . 11 Silver Pick 10
... 4 superior at P 12
I 6-11 Tonopak Mining .... 8
.. 3 Trinity Copper
.. 4 North Lake ....
.. 7 Bohemia
Bay State Oaa.,
Butte CeailUon ...
Cactus
Chlno
Chief Con.
Fraction
Davia-Daly
Ely Cantral
Ely Con.
rranklla
Glroua
Oolaneld Con
Ooldfleld Florence
Ooldflald Daiar
Orwan Canaaaa ..
. lu
4
Xevr York MlalasT Stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 24. Cloalng quoUtlona
on mining aiock weie: .
Alia 176 ' Laadvllle Coo,
Branawlck Cos 1 Utile Chief , .
Com. Tunnel stock.. 14 " Wei Iran
do bonds 4 Ontario ........
Opsir
Standard'
Yellow Jacket .
Cert. Cal.
Horn ail re
Iron tslvei
, iXlerad,
A Vs..
.140
. 40
.16
, .3
.,
.lie
.100
.11
Tresaary felatesueat. '
WASHIXOTON. Aug. :4.The orndltfbn
Of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follow a: Trust funds
Gold coin. 8S90.9.v2.6ti9; stiver dollars, 8447,
071.UX); silver dollaia of IMai 33.5iA.OuV; silver
certificates outstanding,' 34y7.071,(OO. General
fiiTi.1 Hl.nHir ' u M ,. 1... . 1 .. ,
fund. 86.13ii.3o4: current liabilities. 94, u ait-
1 workJaB bsiaxica lu Ueasuiy uffita, i7-j
kaal Butts C
Franklin
Oiroux Oon
Oranby Con
Oreana Cansjiea ....
lale Royals Copper.,
Kerr Lake ..,
Lake Copper
La Bella copper
Miami Cupper ,
HU-dtv.
Buperlor A B. M.
10 Superior dt P. C.
4 Tamarack
33 V. S. C. & O
T U. 8. 8. R. at M.
19 do pfd
Utah Con.
96 Winona
Yi Wolverine
19 .
.. 44
.. 20
.. 10
.. n
.. 3
.-13
.. 18
.. 71
.. 9
.. 44
..
.. 13
.. 66
.. 36
.. 18
.. 48
.. 13
128
UBIAUA UKXERAL HAHKUT.
Staple aal Faacy Prodne Prlcea Far
nlshed bjr Buyer sd V-'hoIeealere,
li UTThit Creamery, Mev , aV-- oeil vered -lu
the retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, 3Zc; No. 1.
In 30-1 b. tubs, 31c; No. 2, 4fl 1-lb. cartons.
30c; No. 2, in 60-lb. tubs. &o ; packing
stock, solid pack, 31c; dairy, 60-lb. tubs,
wui.', 'inaiKei cbaiises every Tuesday.
CHEESK-Twlns, 18c; young Americas,
UrVic; daisy, ldc; triplets, 18ftc; llmberger,
18c; No. 1 briok, 16c; Imported Swiss, due;
domesUc Uwisa, 24c; block riwlss, 22c.
POULTRY Oressed broilers under 1 lbs.,
17c; over 2 lbs., 30c; hens, 16c; cocks, 10c;
ducks, Ihe; geeae, 15c; turkeys, 26u: pigeons,
per do., fl.26; homer squabs, per dos., 84. Ju;
fancy aquaba, per dos., 83.60; No. 1. per dos.,
12.00. Alive: Broilers. 14c; over 1 lbs., 11c;
hens, lie; old roosters, 8c! old ducks, full
feathered, 9c; geese, full feathered, 10c;
turkeys, ISc; guinea fowls, 20c each; pigeons,
per dos., vOc; homers, per dos., 83.00; squabs.
No. 1, per dos., 81.60; No. 2, per doz., 60c,
FISH (all fi'osen) Pickerel, Uc; white
fish, 17c; pike, 16c; trout, 16c; large crap
plea, 80c; Spanish mackerel, ISc; eel, lac'
haddock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish'
llki; buffalo, 8u; halibut, 9c; vhlte perch'
9c; bullheads, 16c; roe shad. 31.00 eacui shad
roes, per pair, 60c; frog legs, per dos., 80c:
salmon, ,16c.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. t, c; Ko 1
18Vic; No. 8, I8H0. Loins: No. 1. 15o; No. 2
14; No. 8, llHc Chuck: No, f 7c; NoT I
JMic; No. 8. 60. Round: No. 1, c; No 1
8c? W 3, 7c. Plate: No. i, io; No. t. 4?
No. 8, c.
FRUITS Oranges: California valencies
all slses, per box, 3a. 006.36; Medltersanean
Bweets, 2S8 size, 83.00; 324 size. 83.60. Lemons'
Llraoniera, extra fancy, 200 else, per box'
$7.60; 860 sise, per box. 88.00; choloe, Q
else, per box, 37.00; 3ia size, per box 37 60
240 size, per box, 37.00. Bananas: Fancy
salect, per bunch, $2.i64ji2.50; jumbo, bunch
3i.76438.76. Cantaloupes: Colorado Rocky
Fords, 64 site, S3.26; 46 . standards. 83.60
Plums: California,- red, per four-basket
ciaie, i.. uanaii. uiu r'runei; jer crate
$1.40ta1.60. Peaches: California, per 20-lb'
box, $1.10; Colorado Klbertas, per 20-lb!
box, tl.lDti 1.26. Pears: California Bartlett,
per box, $3.00; in lots, per box, 82.85; Oregon
and Utah Flemish Beauties, per box, $2.60
in lots, per box, $2.40. ' Apples: Home
grown, In bbls., $4.004.60: new Oregon, in
boxes, $1.75. Grapes. California Malagas
per four-basket crate. $1.60. Watermelons:
Texas. 1V9C Per lb. Uatas: Anchor brand,
new, 80-lb. pkgs. In box, per box, $2.00.
VBQETABLES-New Potatoes. In sacks
per bu., $1.0ai.l0. Sweet Potatoes: Vir
ginia, per bbl., $4.00.-- Onions: Yellow, In
sauka, per lb., 4c; Iowa, small, per lb.,
8c; Spanish, per crate. $1.50. Garlic, Extra
fancy, white, per lb., 16c; red, per lb, 16c.
Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dos., $1,604
2.00. Celery: Michigan, per dozen bunches.
Sue.
HOMH GROWN VEGETABLES Cab
bage: New, per lb., 2 Vic. Tomatoes: Per
uasaet, ounjwo. string ana wax Beans:
Per market basket, 76c. Cucumbers: Per
market basket, toy 76c Radishes: Extra
iaiicy nome-grows, per onsen bunches, zoo,
Lettuce: Extra fajicy leaf, per dozen, 46c.
r-arsiey: r ancy nome-Rrown, per dozen
Duncnea, aoc. lurnips: rer market basket,
40c. Carrots: Per market basket, 60c. Beets:
Per market' basket, 406.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
10., jc; -Bi110rn1a no. 1, per 10., kc; Cali
fornia No. 2, per lb.. 14c. HickorynuU:
Large, per lb., 4c; small, per lb.. 60. Cocoa-
nuts: fer sacK. ,).ou; per dozen, 66c. Honey;
New, 24 frames. $4-6V
Cffee Market.
1SKW YORK, Aug. 24. Tho market for
cortee futures opened Irregular at a decline
of lfe.2 Don its on May and July under for
eign seiung orders, but generally lfrw points
higher In view of the higher European
inarxtiLS and the continued strength of firm
offl-rs from Brazil for forward shipment.
.Selling was quite active during the early
trading, but all offerings were promptly
uninin ana ute maraei aeveioped a de
cided firmness during the later trading on
reports thst a big roasting tntnreet had
purchased a large amount of Hio coffee
out of the local stock. There were also
rumors or a big European short Interest
In the fall and winter mouth. The market
closed steady at a net advance of 415
K"'"!, omen uo..iv uags.
August, Peptember and October, T .60c; No
vember. 7.doc; lecembe.r, 7 9Cc; January
T9vc; February, 8.02c; March. 8.03c; April.
we.7, ujiv ana rfuiy, a. vie.
Keceipts at the two Brazilian norta 7 on
aralnst 79.0U) last year; Jundlahy receipts
6u,300. against 67.800 last year. New York
-waucuiouae aetivenea yeeterdtiy 18 411
against 13.698 last year. An advance of' Uc
waa reported In one of the leading brands
v roasieti cufiee.
bpot firm; Klo No. T. H'S'lOHc; Bantos
No. 4, lOfcc; Mild steady; Cordova, lt'4
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. t4.-COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet, 10 points lower; middling up
lands, lti 46c; middling, 14.70c Kales. 4u0
Dates, r inures closed steady, dosing bids:
August, 1847c; September. 14.81c; October,
1369c; November, 13.61c; December, 13lc;
January, 134Hc; February. 13.48c; Marrh,
U.irk'i May, 13.51c; June, 13.66c; July, 13.600,
UlbPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 646 lUi l.bbj
,. i,u
, , pol
,. 1,1'U
1,612
2,o8J
l,Do
lio
tl
S43
9lV
1,40
,12 steera
10 steer.
8 cows. .,
7 cowa...
10 steers,
pi steers.
17 steera.
11 cows. . ,
Roberts Wyo.
3 cows 1008
... Ml
.. 64
.. H7-4
,.10'.'S
...107S
...
,..107
S83
steers. ...1ji.'.i 6 95
13 steer.... Kti 4 60
i cows ion. 3 75
ll cows Ill I J 50
feeder., SM) 4 9"
8 steers.... 6-'S 4 60
10 steers.... 5 4 60
8 COWS 43 4 50
Elizabeth
87 steers.. ..mi 6 ,v.
4 cows 102A 4 00
K. fUewart Wyo.
$ steers.... trM 4 75 20 steers..'.. 90
1 cows S13 S 10 cs. & hs. 70S
7 calve... 3IO 4 50 6 calves... 1!W
8 calves. 6 50 7 cows...,. 700
$ cows...... NO -4 60
"nave Rose Wyo.
17 trs....W,4 60 11 feeders.
"V K. West W yo.
5 feeders. . 030 S '" 11 cows....
6 steer.. ..YW 6 00
Rnrleklnc Bros. Wyo.
W feedars..imi 5 40 9 feeders.
6 feeders. '13 5 09 10 cows....
1 4. Whltsker Wyo.
44 feeders. i3U4l 00 24 cows....
tl.'T. Msrley Wyo,
52
S3S
891
997
05
1004
10.U
80 feeders 4 90 35 feeders
B. n. Brooks Wyo.
8 feeders.. 6 60 10 cows...
13 heifers... 4 75
6 cow S2S 2 SO 8 ateers..
M. Tcylor Wyo.
6 cows 101O 4 00 IS steers. ...1115
I-V Jameson Wyo.
6 steers.. ..1246-6 55 14 steers... .148
L. L. Jameson Wyo.
7 feeders.. lit:? 6 65 6 cows 90f
'6 steers.. ..1078 S 10 7 steers.... SU)
F. 11. S. Hesse wyo
20 feeder.. IW, 4 55
4 60
4 50
3 75
4 3)
6 ?5
4 ,'i0
B 25
4 30
4 W
4 76
3 40
6 50
3 10
4 80
4 ?5
4 50
3 70
4 00
4 10
t M
4 60
5 30
4 75
1 90
4 60
.nr.
. 917
21 eter-rs.
.1 steers.
15 steers.
DAKOTA.
4" feeders.. 1J7J
. 11 feeder.. 1007
9 feeder.. Hail
18 feeders.. It'll
6 00
4 86
4 00
6 20
6 So
6 25
4 30
I
23.VI4
Omaha Packing Co.
swui dc Cutnpaiiy .,
cuaany Packing Co,
Armour at Co
acuwartz-Holen Co
Jiuipny .trnlpper
W . li. Vanaavitt CO 3D
lieiuoii Vauisant dt Luan, 2oO
mepnens iros 2n
11 in da Bon r 4U
a. Lewis 110
UUBlOll dt CO Ill
li. Koot da Co lil
rl. duila Ill
. tluas i
Won Ml
aaCCreai y da Carey 3d
d. v eniieiiner 4,
li. F. ilaaiu.on
suluvan ti'os. 4i
Lenmer bios
iao. dt Kans. Calf. Co... 11
Cnrlaty .: 0
umer buyers sol
Totals ?,724 7,311 27,8b
Cai iijL Kecelpis of came were again
very liberal mis morning, but in spue oi
tne fact mat uie runs nave been very large
aui ine weK tne marKel waa aull in splen-
tud condition. Hie ueuiana tor ail kinas,-
ootli knlBis and leeuerg, Is holding up an
well tnat the market is In belter condition
than any one anticipated, tteceipia every
uay are cleaned- up early In Uie morning,
and tne yarns deserted ut an early houi-
lor the want of more cattle tu sell.
wuoialiona on range cattle: Choice to
prime - heevea, $6.t)u(!i,u.i6; - good 10 -noioe
oeeves, o.4oun.uo, lair 10 good beeves; $4.00
ilru.30; coimnan to Lair beeves,- J.ioif4.ou;
gooa to cnolco heiftjrs, $4.2otj-a.uu; good to
unolce cows, S4.0u34.6u; fair to good grades,
4tt.ituaj3.so; carinere and cutters, 2.otB'3.;
good to choice feeders, 4.soio.60; . lair to
good feeders, 4.iO-4. 10; coiuuioii iu iair
leeders, t3.2txgi4.iaj. .
Hovers ol beef cattle were out . in tne
yards early In tne morning and the market
on good range steers opened wun prices
strong to luc Higher mart yesierday. buyer
pickeu up the ottering about a fast as
mey could get to mem, so mat the big uuia
of the arrivals changed nanus in very good
season. There were quue, a goou many
cornfed catiie, but they were on Hie com
mon to medium order and tney did not sell
to a good advantage as tne range catue.
The best that could be ssjd ol tnem wouia
be to quote. them about steady wita yesterday.
cows and neuers were aiso in very gooa
demand and tney commanded good strong
prices, tne bulk of the receipts cnanglng
nanda eany in the morning.
Feeder buyers were very active ana de
sirable kinas of feeders cnanged hands
very rapidly at prlcea anywhere trom
strong to loc mgher. A string of Soutn
Uakoia came soiu to a leeder buyer at
wuutaiions on native came; uuua 10
choice beet steers, (t.jUHKw, lair tu good
beef steers, f.2ofg7.26; common to fair beef
steers, $o.ooy.i; good to choice cornfea
grassers, s6.uutjvti.60; good to choice cows and
heifers, 14.iAMjo.no; lair to gooa cows ana
heifers, $J.ioii 4 .60; common tu fair cows and
helfera. $2.60113.60: good to choice- stockers
and feeders, 4.7c4c6.75; fair to good stockers
and feeders. I4.00ia4.fu; common 10 iair
tockers and feedrs, $3.26(34.00; stock heifers,
$2.76fr4.75; veal calves, 83.6O4i.0O; bulls,
stags, etc., $J.2wa6.00.
Representauve sales:
BEEF 8TE3ERS.
19 steers.... 3)7; 4 40
31 steer.. ..m . 4 15
SOUTH
19 feeder. .1177. 20
10 feeders.. 1187 6 50
10 feeder.. 670" 4 50
4 feeders.. 1110 5 10
1 cuw 1013 3 50
su . i.ui,unAiJu.
17 steers. ...IKm 5 40 20 .leers. ...1L?I 5 50
17 steers..,. 406 4 i6
Swan Land and Cattle Co. Wyo.
60 oowa 841 3 40 2 cows YJt " 10
HOUd While theie was a very Talr run
of hogs this morning the total for the three
days of the week falls a little short in
the record for the same days last week and
a year ago. The market opened with good
inquiry for desirable shipping grades and
the market on good light hogs was strong
to 6c higher. Right good lights brought
$9.06, which was the top price, as aguinut
$9.00 yesterday and the highest price paid
for hogs at this point since July 6, win n
$9.15 waa the top. .
Owing to the fact that packers' droves
have been coaling very high at this point
aa compared wtih other markets the trade
on heavy hogs was rather slow early. Al
one point packers were bidding 67 rGc lower
for heavies, but sellers were backward
about letting go, so that in the end pucker
weie forced to raise their bids and heavy
hogs sold steady tu around 5c lower later on
becoming steady or very nearly sluudy.
After allowing for the strength of light
hogs and the weakness of heavy welgnts
It Is safe to quote the general market as
about Rteadv. there being little change In
cither direction as compared with yestrJay.
iteprcaeuiaiive saies: ,
1
Prices Steady Id 94 taker osl tne It flew
reived Murine; the Day.
CMICAtlO. Alls :'4 4ATT1.K-Hevlrvt.
Si .ttXt l end; market strong, l.eetes, 86 004Jr
60; Tavus lrer, $.1 76irrt10; Western steer.
$4.t,i 7 on; tockers and feedrr. $4.1'J.;
tow a and helters. $2. ot)H e6; , calves, to.?
9.0i.
1HH7S-Receipt', 19.000 head; market 80
Itijiher; IIkM. $v jot !.; nitxel. $,n(l900;
heavy. $x HHiS.95: ifoKh, IS 10-n i ; givxl to
choice heavy, $t.!kMi.!; .pigs, 8949.60;
bulk of sales, $s.6t4ik.7. , ,
SHEEP ANI I,AMBS-Recelpl. W.rtnft
heart; mnrlttt ataady; natives, $3MVft4.;
western, $1. 75 4. 00; yearling. $4Vfl5;
lauibs, nathe, lIT.Vu.1; western, $4.76u.M.
-- ,1 f-
Knnaaa 4'lty Live ? Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. l.-CATTLK-Re-eelpts,
i:.tX0 head, tncludlns l.StJ southern;
nun krl sternly to l't hlglier; rowa, weak!
drefsed beef nnd export steers, $i.;5jj 8.25;
fslr lo good, f l.75'ti.I5; western steer. 86.08
ftl.ai; stockers and feeders, 83.ftitfti.23;
southern sterrs. $4 .ti5.23-. sntilhern cows,
$i'.tj4.!5; nntlve .ows... $2.7636.00; naUvaj
heifers. $170j6.75; .bulls, f3 201i4 lj . Calveg.
$4.tHM'8 00. , s '
I Itii IS- Rei-elpts. t.400 head; market 10Ji
l"c httther; bulk of niles. $9.fJ0D9.3i-, heavy,
890S9.15; p.tiket anil butcher". '89.10tl9.30;
light. 89.15ir?.!.
SHEEP A.VH I.AMnS-Recelpt. 5.W
head; murket stea.lv to weak: lamb. $
ffil.75; yearllncs.-4i n6tr,.7."vt wethers. 83 OOJi
4f0; ewes. $3.750 4..'4); stockers nnd feeders,
$).tXfl6.Ml. ' '
St. I.nnla I I vr- "ttoek Market.
PT. UILIS. Atte:.' 21 - ATTT,E Receipt.
$.800 head. IncludlitB head Texana; mar
ket stesdv; istlve l-.liplna; and export
steers. V.60fiS 2il; dres'ed heef and butcher
steers. 8.SiiiH7.Kii: steers under 1000 lbs..
$5.76i7.!5; stockers- and feeders. $.1.J.Vf75 80;
cows and heifers, $X.''in7 o; cannera, $2.7Mr
3 60; bulls. $3 0nfi5W;'cve, t-VJKTS.OO; Texan
and Indian stoer.x. fl.jJd.-.ol; cows and heif
ers. Xnm, 5.(10. v '
IIOGS-Recelpts, fj.KnO IieSrl; market So
lower; plga and llghta. $R.flf 4Ji.; packera.
$!i.0Mi9.15; butcher, and bet heavy, $9.fBi
1.26. . . '
SHEEP A Nil f .A M RS Baoelpta, 3.700
head; market stronr.er: native muttons, 84 ft)
fi4 35: latribs $.0i4d.t5-: culls , and bucks.
$3.XVti4.6D; stockers and feeders. .50ij3.75.
t. Joxeh I, Ire aitnrk Market.
RT. JOSErtl, Mo., Aug. . :i."-CATTLE
Receipts? 3.000 head; mnrket, slow; steer.
$4,607)7.60: cons and heifers. 82.60(16.60;
calves. $3.fKi7S.0i.
HOGS Receipts. '4 6y head: market. 10J
15o higher; top, $9.35; bulk of sales, t8.B6ll
O.:0. '
SHEEP ANI t.AMRJIRecrlpta. 604
head; market, teady; Initios. $4 25'Ql'.
itork In Jilaht. " , '
Reeelpta of II vo stock at ihe five prlnclpai
western markets yesterday:
Cattle Iloga Sheep
6 MO .' 7.900 W.dOO
... 3.01(1 4.500 604
...17.000 " B.4O0 8,(100.
... 3.V0I. , t.OOO 1.708
.;.20.0CO,.;. 19.000 2,00
South Omaha.. :.;v.
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
He. e- rV. Nb. As. Tr.
t 904 6 60 23 114 I M
U 1061 4 10 41 1104 1 40
COWS.
14 IU I 90 1 11 tfl I 80
11 TBI I It 7. 1174 3 90
t 840 I 44 19 1U66 8 90
HEIFliHa.
1 180 3 25 1 743 I 90
4 H0 I 60 4 441 4 40
1 alt I 69 4..' 701 4 40
141 8 60 4 .1 707 4 60
464 8 16
BULLS.
2 1040 8 90 3 1176 3 48
CALVES.
1 94 4 60 4 434 $ IS
bTOCKEKd AND FEalUEHH.
1 14 4 10 91 Ill I II
6 10 4 90
WERTERN8.
NEBRASKA..
. 667
,. 858
.. 80S
. 760
.1004
.. 7
. 6G
. 862
. 440
. 66
.1001
T steers..,
22 steers..,
7 heifers.
21 steers..,
6 cows....
12 heifers.
9 steers..,
6 cows....
3 steers..,
4 steers..,
IS cows.,..
16 hsifers... 7l
10 heifers... 7s
2 bulla...
2 calves.
28 cows...
8 cows...
40 cows...
29 feeders. .1258
14 ateers.... 9u7
49 steers.... 999
8 rows 700
27 calvea... 217
23 ateers.... DdO
30 cowa 1026
80 steers.. ..121
08 steers.. ..UH
W,
61 cows 1024
i.
calves... 2i3
N. 1
16 feeders.. 1023
13 cows 7 id
8 calves... 223
3 steers..
9 steers..
7 eowa...
8 steers..
8 cows...
8 cows...
3 sieers..
3 calves.
7 steers..
..1316
.. 230
.. 660
.. 2
.VW
4 26
4 10
$ 60
4 00
1 90
9 76
3 60
2 90
3 90
2 00
4 06
8 80
3 90
3 36
I 25
4 00
4 10
4 00
5 80
4 40
4 70
t 60
$ 00
4 90
$ 66
6 66
6 60
Campbell Neb.
4 tv
J. Oswes 8. D.
i 00 1ft feeders
. Schaefer S. D.
8 16 16 cows...
3 40 8 cows...
S 76
83
738
677
478
W5
87S
62
263
806
24 cows....
7 calves..
$ steera...
14 calvea..
6 cowa....
88 oowa.,,,
3 cowa....
4 feeders.
3 steer..
27 steers. . ,.106i
17 steers.... Ml
30 cow s 062
21 calves... 310
26 hellers... K23
12 cow 1176
tl steers. ...114
, 974
, 215
,1103
, 2W
, Mi
.1012
.KM)
.104)
i o
i 06
3 75
1 90
a 30
3 00
8 00
8 80
4 10
8 7j
4 76
6 0
t 80
4 10
4 10
t 00
5 40
6 50
6 'A
3 76
5 o
3 10
$ 40
.69
Na. at. Sh. Pr. Ne. At. in. Pr.
14. .311 89 I 45 41 265i... 4 41
47 Ill 140 4 46 16 324 ... I 86
80 277 80 I 60 10 101 ... 9 al
940 ... I 60 : 40 112 ... 4 41
4 Ml 10 I 60 61 278 SO IK
31 24 60 I 60 44 10 120 9 ad
61 171 10 60 e 2, 4 40 8 el
11 210 ... $ 60 41 X8 140 4 45
65 97 ...6 46 241 ... 186
6 1.8J7 ... 8 M to 8 40 I 46
65 114 80 I 60 64 118 ... I
61 124 10 4 60 64 24 40 I 46
4 324 80 8 62 41 381 ... 4 46
67 321 1!0 8 46 V 80 I 70
61.. 21 10 4 63 4U .'.le 0 1 70
46 126 8 ii 18 249 40 I 10
81 288 ... lei 38...' 161 ... 110
40 Ill 200 I 46 ' at 251 ... 170
61 275 120 I 65 1 61 341 ... I 70
61 284 40 I 40 . 47. ...... .940 ... 1 70
II 254 110 I 80 87 U ... 8 70
40 210 .... 4 40 88 ...VI 80 I 10
61 106 ... I 40 IS 264 14 I 70
4 135 ... 8 40 48 MO ... I 70
II 314 100 I 40 67 981 130 I 10
SO., 384 ... 140 12 1.14 ... Ill
80 10 200 I 0 46 234 ... 176
46 124 40 I 40 14... Ml ... lit
14 181 290 I 40 2 261 80 76
41 Ifil 40 I 40 71 1.17 40 8 80
61 21 120 I 40 74 264 ... 4 80
61 288 ... I 40 94 214 40. 4 80
48 210 40 4 40 hi 241 ... 8 80
44 976 ... I 40 71 Ill 44 4 90
11 Ill 140 6 40 81 124 40 4 13
11 283 ... I 40 II 184 44 8 45
60 340 ... 1 40 4 181 ... 3 80
40 284 194 8 40 II 121 ... I 90
69 271 10 4 46 4 114 ... 9 00
46 276 120 I 44 16 1 ... 9 04
6 171 40 8 46 44 204 ... 9 01
16 4 ... 146
PIGS.
I... 93 ... 7 69
744 ttS,
S7J
70S
3 75
I 90
J. M. Nelson Neb.
88 feeders. .1004 8 30 18 cow...
O. W.- Coleman Neb.
I bull 1100 3 40 W cows...
1 bull 1430 8 40 -il steers.
Allen Bros. Neb.
:e 3 90
9 heifers.
19 cows....
11 cows....
31 steers...
10 cows....
6 steers..,
10 heifers.,
642
$57
869
;9
MS
e4
e0
1 bull Lmo
84 steers.. ..1022
40 cow 1st
23 steer.... 10716
14 steers. ...10X7
63 rows 798
12 calves... 270
3 80
4 00
4 00
5 06
4 00
4 00
8 N
3 40
WYOMING.
DM
97U
9 calves.
8 cow...
4 cow 101 J
3 cows 413
8 steers.... 3lv
3 ateers.... 913
4 heifers. M bou
6 36
4 66
I 00
4
9 00
4 00
1$ steers.... 617
$1 feeders., lad
41 feed era.. 1008
18 steers... 1113
19 eowa 8u
86 calves... 19
4 00
4 10
4 60
3 t.
3 24
4 18)
IU
i 06
3 60
4 20
( 60
4 66
i 15
9 96
6 76
J tterg,,..123) 114 10 gleerg,.., fA wjzj WyouUiif es
SHEEP The old rule that the larger the
receipt of sheep the better the market
has been strongly in evidence this week.
Monday and Tuesday the receipts poured In
at such a rapid rate that almust every
available pen in the big sheep barns was
filled, but still there were none too many
tu meet the requirements of the splendid
buying demand. Thus It happened that
when the market closed last night prac
tically everything was dlspostd of and It
only remained to dip and ship out the
feeders. .
This morning there was another very
large fun, bringing the total for tne thre
days up to 8O,4o0, as against 46,300 for the
same days last wees; and 43,100 for the same
period a year ago. This mean that the
three days' receipts are the largest for any
similar period su far this year.
In Spite of the big run It was evident that
buyers were not yet satisfied and everyone
was out early In the morning looking or
supplies. Not only were there a good many
outside buyers- looking lor feeding sheep
and lambs, but commission men's bands
were full of orders and the market opened
early and active. Desirable sheep and
lamua changed hands rapidly at steady to
stronger prices, some sales looking ss much
ss loo higher. The big end of the re
ceipts had changed hsnds lung before mid
day. 1
peckers were also hungry for supplies and
anything that would do to kill met with
ready sale at strong prices, or at prices
that were anywhere from steady to luo
higher. Uood 4ambs sold up to 10.75. As
the most of the receipts were on thefeeder
otder packers were unable to secure any
great number1.
v,unt nuns --on grass stock: Good to
choice lambs, $6.4066.75; fair to good lambs,
4o.164je.4v; feeder iambs, $4. 0046.36; handy
aelgnt yearlings, 86.0uoQ.2a; neavy year
lings, 84.00476.00; feeder yearlings, $6.0035.56;
good to choice wethers, $4- 1OU4.40; fair to
aood wethers. I3.76-Ii-4.10; feeding wethers.
13.ti4.i breeding ewe. t4.26tr4.5; feeding
ewe, e.Hji.txr, lat ewe, . lo-vt.io.
Kepresepiativs sales;
No. . ' Av. Pr.
47 Wyoming wethers 108 4 96
274 Wyoming wethers 108 4,26
173 Wyoming wdtners .106 4,6
160 Wyoming w trier 108 4,25
4 Idaho ewes 11 "4 00
9 Idaho lambs 68 6 60
112 Idaho lambs, feeders 53 4 00
6o7 Idaho lambs, feeders 63 1V00
6uJ laalio lamb. leedetM ( 4i
)M1 Wyoming ewe, feeders 64 2 b&
601 Wyoming ewes, feeders 91 8 40
f3 Wyoming lairbs, feeders 21 6 On
XJ Wyoming lamb, fteiers 43 6 90
3t,3 Wyuuii) g iaii.os, feeder 60 8 26
I'A Wyoming iair.bs, feederr. 14 6 lb
ikO Wyoming lamb, leil-r t.4 6
'Jtl Wyoming iambs, feeders 71 i Bo
iiO Wyoming lambs, finideis 67 6 ii
a'v Wyoming lambs, foeuarn LI 6 a
IK, Wyoming lambs, feeders .'1 $ JJ
134 Wyoming laint. aiders f J 'i,
134 V yuinlii lamti, Ieunr 6s 6 j
96 Wyoming lamb, feeusis (4 0 45
'i V Joining lambs, fneUers...... ul 0
861 Wyorjlng lamb, feeders 67 6 J.',
1,0 Wyorn.ng ewes, feeder 44 6 8
847 Wyoming ewes, feeders i7 40
3) Wyoming lamb, 'feeder A 6 41
w,4 Wyom tig lumufc, feeders It ( 10
132 Wyoming laiiiba. feeders 45 6 ,5
liNG Wyoming yeaning, feeders 72 8 16
'JSl Wyomliig wetner 91 4 i5
24 Wyomii:- yeaiiir.gs, culls.... 0J 4 10
501 Wyoming wethers, feeders.... ! 4 10
112 western ewes, cutis 7 t od
87 Wyoming yearl'.:igs, feeders., M 6 2
97 Wyoming wether 7 4 )0
Montana wethers IVi 4 ')
(si native lambs 8S . 00
22 yearling , 90 (00
907 Wyoming etaaa S) I
:'2 Wyoming ewe,i, culls fi-i 1 60
li.l Wyoming ewet 93 lis
61 Wyoming lantls, feeder ....41 164
ftA Idaho ewes, fendei 70 8 35
338 Idaho yearling 72 4 9)
144 Idaho lamb, feeder 53 8 30
148 Wyoming ewe, culls 84 I 76
K 4 60
Totals ...,4906 ( 42.300 64.S09
Metal Market
NEW YORK, Aus, 24 METALS Stand
ard copper, easy; pot and futures,' $12 17H
'1(12.30; London, dull. ', Locally. Lake. $12.87S
f 18.00;- electrolytic, $110'-a 12.75; casting.
$12.25'dl2.60. Tin. easy: spot and futures,
$:t4.10i& 54.00; Inilcin. . steady; spot. 167 Ts
n. a .1 e,...A tiA. v. ,1 1 mA iiitat
11.40th 4.50, New York; $4.27HW,80, East St.
1x1111s; i.onuon, spin, tu irn eo. oijtiiw,
spot. $5.35ti5.43. New Tork; $5.0fl5.t5, East
St. Louis; London, spot, f52 16s. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, ihi i8'd. " Locally,
Iron continued quiet; No. 1 foundry north
ern, $10.16fi 16.50; Nd. 1 southern and No. 1
southern sort, $l6.iluv.di. ,'.
cj -r, lAi-ta A ,. II VfffTlT.H-.TMld.
steady; $1.32- Sperter. 1 1rm; $5.3(Tf5.S2Vt.
' Mvernool Grain ' Market.
LIVERPOOL Aug. tl-WHEAT-Spot,
dull; No. 2 red western, winter, no stock;
futures nulet: October.' 7 IHd;, December,
7s THd: March. 78 V.ii. - - " '' ,
CORN Hpot, mixed 6; tutures sieauy;
September, 4s 8H1; October,' 4 84d. '
J? LOUR Winter patents, iirm; jus on.
Sunar, .Market. ,
vttw VfiRK. Aum. .-. li.' SUGAR Raw
firm- miixnnvarin. Kit teat. 3.95c: centrifugal.
98 teat, 4.45c; molaasoa sugar, 89 test, 8.70c;
refined steady: -cruanea, o.rsc, grsnuiaiea,
6.25c; powdered, ;5.o5, ,- n' :l i v . ,
" '' Vool 'Ttlhrk. ' r v '
ter. IRITIS. Aug. J4. WOOLbulet; ter
ritory and western mediums. U23Vac; litis
mediums, no 20c; tine, n'cn.c.
Water Main in
Vay of Scwcr
City and the Water Company Liable
J,o Mix Oyer the Kijfht-
:, of-Way..'-' i. '4 ;
The building of the city sewer on Burl
street has been brought te halt by-an
unexpected collision with-the water main
that runs south on Eighteenth street. Th
city legal department Insists that the water
company will hive to get out of the ay
or be forced to do o hy court proceedings.
The ordinary depth tot a water Ttnaln U,
according to tho .city engineer,, about Hvj
feet, but this one,, which Is .a large pipe
of twenty-four Inches Ih diameter, supply-
lug water to South '.Omaha,'! nine and one-
half, feet below the surface, ,,'....
When the sewer1 was planned tha depth
of the .main was unknown and It was hevar
supposed that It woultf Interfere. The water
company refused the first demand of the
city engineer ter raise Its pipe And the city
legal department 1' preparing an action to
compel It to get .out of Ih way pr have
he water turned into the street. -. S ,
ROOSEVELT PLANS FOR " .
HIS STAY AT CHEYENNE
Big; Time Is Planaed for the Pa
Heater, lacladlaar nide t
ltaaesu A'Jl-.' -
Colonel RooevelC prbgrafn' ' of events
from the time tie, alights from the train
In Cheyenne, Auguet 37, until lie leavea for
Denver on Monday, tha 29th, 1 as strenuous
as anyone could wish. Vfi to date he has
only a few hour Sunday morning which
are not filled 'with something for him to
do or attend, find he may take a notion te
go to church In this time.',.
Immediately, on arriving Mr. Roosevelt
Is to head - the ' Frontier day parade a.'
horseback, the parade which Is known, the
country over aa the famous galloping one.
Following this he wlU review tha remainder
of the parade with Governor Brooks, and
It Is. thought that this will lake until noon.
The start for the grounds will be mads
In the afternoon, and ' Mr,. Rooeevlt
delivers an address at 3. p. fn. and later
watch the contests qf the day. At 7 p. tn.
a dinner for Governor Brooks at tha In
dustrial club 1 te-beJheld, followed by a
smoker.
'' riunuay morning Is open,, put at noon he
lu'ache with Stunatcr W surer). , Jn the after
noon a huraebaok rid Into tha country has
btsn arianged, with dinner at a nearby
ran ci at 6:50. Although not sertaln, It A
supposed to ld the Van TUer; tancL where
he will stop. .
-The departure for Denver will be mad
Monday morning at 1:30. ,' '
BalKlns Feranlta.
l.'i-lon Investment company,' 1101-U08
HouU- Fourteen. th street, brick dwelling,
$VX: ii. A. Oirueer, 3312 South Twenty,
aevonj st.', bilck dwelling, $3.(00; Mrs.
Lena X to l. uff, 314 Pratt street, frame
dweit'n.;, $1,500; JOale A. Rogers. US North
Forty co.d street, frame dweldn-, $4,000;
T. O. O. F. building;, 1402-1408 Dodga treet,
rrjifclis.' tl.OOO. ,
Herbert B.CooGh Go
Broker andDealer
osaiar ivOuoaig srreou
asaaa orte., 11 ales esf Trsaave mim
it ataeetet S. SaU aaaa. avdU
dVe leavswjjiat movrnm
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