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V
THE W.Y.i OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2n 1900.
1 r
Y.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
i
1
ffLat Continues Wea.; en' Eaiy Ca.
lblei'nd Heavy Belling-.
NO rORriGN DEMAND AT AIL
bnwern Rs rn MnrkeH and
rrel leek f plwlnilt
r4 tineas Werotnta light
and task Steady.
on
In
" of
i OMAHA. Nsb., Auk. 25. 1933..
','l.ete no-Changs In the weak tone
the wbest mnvket. ( Mm came weak.
A the frrMiuf-n f selling mas too heavy
,o aiifiw any (trmneea. '
Foreitrn demand Is entirely larking, an-l
all domestic markets are favoring w.e
bear side, with the prospects of larger re
ceipt. .. ; ' - ..
Light showers eased the oorn market and
a general lack nt support resulted In a
tamer dull JaiUt. Receipts are light.
Continued, heavy selling and lower rabies
weakened wheat affaln today. News In the
spring Wheat 4Mlrtiis la favorable. end
reporta Bra revived of encouragg yield,
rash wheat 1 was Uwer and the light r-
etpts an-ere slowly disposed of.
Showers ; Mi . Illinois and eastern Iowa,
coupled wli.H Cooler weather over the en
tire ours be-lt eid the market in apite of
the numrraut damage reporta that were
Issued. Cam earn held (teady and un
Prima rv Wheal receive i were sbh.imi ou.
d shipments-were Sou vmv bu against re-t
Ipta lam y-ar-of 7!.(n bu. and shipment!
481.0OO. btt .
Primary oom' receipts were 502,000 bu. and
shipments were' S'sVOOO bti.. against -receipts
Insi yeas-f 0S,00i pu.'and whlpmenta of
r. bu. - -
Clearances were 1,000 bu. of corn. 1.000 bu.
of oata and wheat and flour equal to 26S,
(HO bu.
Liverpool tinned 1d lower on wheat
and id higher on corn.
Local range ot option.
Csh: No 1 hard. 210111.0?; No. 1
rvrfnern. 87 Wttil oif n. I-rmrttierrt. MH
fr'.e.I-r.... 11.44. a.X.A.g,. -e
ttKA.v-ln '""-'.h., N f-Hf. vf. ' .'
4 k'l.Ol. IS - Klret. pmM,., $r. fcVi';; le-ccrMl
p.ilente,. i0 lor .; first ' ClS'lt S,t 84544.4.
ectir.fxelear; "8X401 i: '..
WKATirtifl. I-THK J,Alt' Bf.t.T
nlr Thnrfr Nnt'Mnen thenar
la ft em-rit sire-. . ,
t' ' ' OMAHA. Net. Abg. 35. i'M. -
Within the last' t wenty-4Vtr hxir llfiht
(howei were eiftl-rd througlioirt the
kotiihwtal. the c-ntra4 valley. ani taa
aouthern tatn. and rettia - omtlnue In
aaatern Iowa thla morntna l-ltit ehowern
occurred In wcMern Nebraska, hot th-y
were very light and widely ace(tere1 Tne
weather thla morning 4a-parNy elmidy- tti
the weal; gnerallv clmidy throvighont-ha
central valley, and clear lb the eaaleih
and southern state. l weather
valla In the upper" Mlselaelppl- and tipper
Mienovirl valleva,- ai warm weather f
general from tHe-mklrtle Miewteelpyl valle
eaat, over the Ohio valley ami 'baa region
to the Atlantto coae. 1 nperaur ehanKs
have been el!cht and unimportant- In lh
went, and no Important r.harige li'indhated
for thin vlrlnlty. toaltrht and Thureday.
The weather will probably contlntie faUr kn
thla v. Inlty onlglit and Thuraday.
Record of temtervJirre' and r Ifltatloo
compared with the' ewfeepondlng day of
iha last three veara. ' r ' '
Mlnlntum tempera.ture-.;7Z H 6S ' t7
Preripltatlon .v. ..'. .0 ' .' A.oo ' T
Normal tetfperatMre for today. 11 degreea.
leflcienry In precipitation )te AUrch I,
2.f.5 inches. , ' ? . ' " ' .
Peflrlency correaposding' terlxl .-tn 'l0t
I fcfic1ncv orl-Onnrfi) 'twrtaA In'. WW
$.6s inche: ..j- V' v.
; ,,1 A. VELSTI. Ipyal rotecgatgr.
.Corn nd "Wheat iPe l.h,'ltllrtln...
For Omaha,' Neb, frvr the twenty-four
hours ertdlng at a.' in.", 7Sth meridian
time. Wednesday, August 25. 1M9:
. OMAHA DISTKICT. -
Artlcles.l Open.f Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
tVheat
Sept..
Dec.
Sept.. I
Lec...
o.,,- ,
Kept..f
Jve:.
i t; if
90t,
SiSai 8,-'4 87V T '.ml Tii
834! R 4?'
U'fsi; 82 62- wr-
S3( 33t 83 83'- S314
3.. tl "- al Hii W-i
Oaiiaa t a Prteaa.
WH EAT No. I hard. 29e: No. S hard.
IOZc; No. 4 hard, fiywt; No. I spring, M
Km; bo grade, auniK.
CORN No. , c) No. 8, 62i(ff62c: No. 4,
12 c; No. 8 yellow, 4t(Mtc; No. 8 yellow,
.'4c; No. 8 whlte..ttc: No. 8 whlltt. 66c.
V.ls,c; No. 8 white, Mwc; No. 4 white,
iianoaru, eio.
lYE No.
t
8, C7c; No., 8, G66c.
Carlwt Rvesta.
Wheal. Corn.
poll ,.....iui
ba..
120.
'si
Oata.
! 2
4MHAIM AND
PROVISIOKtg
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Karrijn&ii ' Iue -Ars lover;, on Aft-
ncuncetnent oi.Ka Reioij , vauiTif
RATE DECISION IS. ..TACTQa
Crm ((frrai nuriift trrrr
- alar, bat - 4tatea8- tmmrmm t
1 - i.
Ilownyvatislr-noada Are .
Heavr All Day.
'I
fur 'gnlit. American SccHrttle!, dpnned weak
and Inter the market t -oame 4i rea-uiar. At
toon the tono waa dull, with piira front
alivv -heiowyeetenlav Mew York
ciisnK. I lappointmnt that there was
no ;rt.reiie in the lltrrimin dividends
oniie.d the market tl drop. Then In the
afterrt ion Wall street offered stock freelv.
the leading iseuea fell from 1 to 8 points
and tne market closed weak.
I'.KKI.IN. AUK- 2.V fries on Ui Rour.e
tiHlay ' firm and the trading waa ac
tive. I'AUIM. Aug. 21. Trading on the Bnnrre
today was unlet and prlca were ateady.
'I lie private rate of discount has been
lowered 1'4 per cent from 1 per cent.
New
E. LI.
(stations.
AaMand. Neb 8
Auburn, Neb DA
fcroken Row, Neb. 90
Columbus, .Neb... 87
tiibertson. Neb.. 101
r an bury, Neb.... H8
Fairmont. Neb... 9S
Or. Island, Neb.. M
Hartlnaton. . Neb. M
Vlaatlngs. Neb.... P6
Holdrege, Neb. ..100
Temp
Max. Mln.
61
.
68
67
63
fO
ffll
61
61
f.
ra
6
65
66
7
64
64
Kaln
fall. .00
.00
.00
.00
.02
.00
.00
M
.00 .
.00
.00 ,
.00
.oo.
.00
.00
.00 '
.oo
.00
.00
for
kv.
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
.Clear
Clear ,
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. eloudy
. Cloudy . .
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear -
Cloar
Pt. oloud
twelve-hour
(area of tke Trading; and Closing;
Prlcee an Board of Trade.
UGAOO. Aug. 25. Weak cable and
Unwed liberal recelpta In thla country
sed a fresh break In wheat prices on
Ueard of Trade today, but buying by
mi reaulted In a recovery of almost! all
tvss; Corn and oata closed weak, and
vialona steady. ' '
whewt niaiket waa -weak thw greater
tiof the day, alrhough the heaviness
a interspersed wlUi i lef rallies, due
buying hy a leading casn imerest ana
-s,k. ahorte. I'hia raih concern waa cred
4-wlth selling freely Wll day of the 8ep-
miwr delivery, while, at the same time.
rang the December option here and at
tjrth western markets. A. firmer (one was
Vol oped during the final hour and the
urket, closed fairly ateady, wltb all de
jerles only a shade, below . the final ftg
n of the prevloua day. ' Weakness at
iisrpool, where prices were Sd . hJgher
")Hd lower. Inspired free selling at the
irt. and as trading progressed, i the oon
fttted free movement of wheat to all pri
mary points in the United Statea prompted
tditlonal sales. Absence of any esport
iislnesa also had a depressing effect,
feather conditions In' thw ntrthweitt were
1 generally favorable. lor harvesting
rid threshing. ' t i
wet weather In many sections of the
orn belt, which effectually broke the
mg standing drouth, .oasieed a slump In
orn Prices. The c oseWwaa weak, with
irlcea c to Tac lelow yesterday's final
buotatlona.
i raoe in oats waa extremely active, ana
entlment In the pit waa bearish
hroughout the entire day. The eloae waa
(isy, with prices c to Mc lower.
Y'rovlelons were moderately firm early
I the day. Ijiter prices receded consld-
Jibly, The close waa ateady, -with price
Oakdale, Neb H
Omaha, Neb OS
Tekamah, Neb... 91
Alia. la... 91
Carroll, la P2
Clarlnda, la W.
Sibley. Ia i,.
Hloux City. Ia... 92
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a, m. j m
DISTfttCT AVERAGES.
1o '. Na of . Temp Ram.
Central. Stations. Mag. Mln. Inches.
Cblcago, in........ 2'
Columbua. 0.....,lf
TVs Moines; Ja...fl4J
Tndlanapolla. .Ind 12 .
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Louisville. Kv 1?
Minneapolis. Minn. M
Cmaha. Neb 1 .
St. louls. Mb.....' 18
Very warm weather prevailed throughout
thr vcorn and wheat region Tuesday, but
murV coole.r weather prevails this morning
In Minnesota', the Dakotaa and northern
Nehra.iA. Appreciable showers occurred
In the Minneapolis. Dea Moines and Kansas
City, dbilrvys. ' u A. wi.hh.
t ljocai F precast ter, w earner oureau,
P8 68 T
oo. ; no
4 , 66 .01
96 . .o
94 64 .02
" '"" - ..oo
7S 58 .06
94 ' 64 V T
96 88
, r higher to So lower.
he leading futures ranged fa follows.
!yaf tlcte. Open.
Wheat
f f :$ept. 97HtTH
'eo. 194 i&l
' f V M"sr '
I TkCorn I
I l Dept. WSi
J it ieo. Wa
l J I Iay 1 67i
jiata-.
V I ept. m
I I ? I
I J I May 8ts
i i lp;! jj m
I ( 1 Jan. , IT 70
III -'
1 "I iSept. 12 IB
1,1 1 Oct. ' I 12 12
lis.
Hlgh.f U. Close. Ta d,
I
66:
to
22 K '
17 82
981
I
4'4i W
M 9S $
'STloT64
12 r
13 ffi1
65
61
. 88HI
. S
M 45
V H
I 11 W I UK J
IJ Xf. 1U 4i!
66Vq;
67
64
7!i
86!8T4
861
Wj
28 4B
17 7
18 10
12 06
a
82 40
17 U
18 12
12 11?
12 10.
12 Ofj
11 70 Xi- 70 11 t7
j .-Vi i u W
ii 7t ii n 771'n'Tf
II CO i ll 621 U ! 11 f2
U , t) j;i 6 I 8 26 I 17
, r-,e-f .
No. 2. . .
lash quotations were aa follows
LO UK Weak; winter patenta, 84.809
straights, M.euo4u; spring patents.
6.M; straights, 4.7US.(5; bakata, 8i.afi
YE No. 2. 68&72C.
AKUET Feed or mlilng, 60S63c; fair to
ice matting, Muta,.s .i
llKn IT Inn. Kit 1 iAulh..l. si vr
1 northwestern, 81.46. Timothy. $3.70$
. viovsr, sii.w.
HOVltSIONS Pork, .mesa. per bbL
wli W W. Lard, per ISO lbs.. 812.18. Short
sides (Ioobc). ll.60u.t): abort clear
r s (oxed, 8U.SiOU.rj.
otal olearancaa of wheat and flour wera
fal to 8W.VUU DU. irimary- reeelpta were
J-.iO bu., compared with. 7!,uu bu. the
if reaponoing oay a year ago.
silmaied receipla for tomorrow: Wheat.
ears; corn, 1(4 cars; oata, sot cars.
UTTEK BtroPgl .ereanerlea, 2492So
riei, iiit)o.
uu ateady; receipts, N,iu cases; at
rtrk, casea Included, 18c! firsts. 20c: brims
ftts, tlWo.
UEEaii trong: daisies. ltric; twins.
filse; young Americas, Uc; long borna.
54
lOTATOES Steady; choice to fancy.
tele: fair lo good. Mufifte.
pULTRr-Staady; turkeys, 150'. chick
14Ci Springs. KHDIIO.
to
, MIC rtIlKt ilTI'iglW,
RALr-FIrm: W to W Iba. KNc: 80
Kia, loc; M to uo lbs.. ioauo.
Pklladelakla rr8s Market.
Philadelphia. Aug. 85, bctteb-
Fflm; o higher; extra western creamery,
11 currant nearby orlnta. 82a.
JLKia -Ir Imi. Pennsylvania and otbar
nee-by firsts, f cee cases, ttto at mark
c tit-Mi t reoaipu in returnable caaea, 24c
abbiark; western first a free caaea. 2tc at
mam current receipts, free casts, lUtf&o
aiatara.
in.a.I Waaler: New Tork full creama
Chtlce. IMflMke: fair to aood. 14WfuVo.
ltce.
irala Market.
York.' Aug. Sa'-Wlth'the retnrtl ot
flat rlman. and iiis positive svowai
that no Immediate distribution ol meions
to oldr of iDlvn I'aclfifc-Syutnern l
clflo securities lav contemplated, a cnai'S'
.nwl a , ovatr the auitlt Oi SII
(Street's apeculatlva drams today. It
wouH be puerile to deny that many of tne
financial districts wen prpr Tor. ctiinr
news' than-, that given out, by ln - "f f"
nate, While. Wa . bullish, vtews. i tU
Country .Pd -Ms plana fDr n. y-conhlruo-ttu.
developmeat and - -cxpal.t-loP t ino.
lirly echo lnrrn6erxtla Otiaiier. 1 t. W-
is nevertheless eeme .disatpulnO" J'
largely atiinng-4he "- prof esMui foment.
that Uic chief mrenwe rti,e
UArrlirrnn Movks to tilghe prices has i go vj.
for .a tin,, at least: H elimiaatts tbe.ii .1
IMportant features' whlcie he m -'" n
led. when they bave. nt.t ctuaU llM
the reretit outbtartts of intiHlXhJ.l. 11. w
bolteve.U that ''Mr.- Jtarrtmawai-earne-t
faith in the countiTs future win 1
nctitrallxe the disappointment -feU in l
gard to his nnancin.1 , Tolio.e. , . . v- l -Quite
as Imporlanf as 'Mr,. .Mairlman
return t" the scen ot jls "MaJe
ffos is thd victory gamed rdr b,th
. FiiroBds over - the- Ituerstaie
Co.nn.sree commlnsW in .the
esse. Opening salea of Blocks r cfl ected
nervousness and unsettled cfn'H,'?",vIt,hpe
greatest losses being Incurred by the liar
?lman group. Except for I npn Pacl fic.
which came out in an ioili..
8,500 shares, trading waa not in
large volume, aitnougn m "
buslnesa exceeded 8O0.Ou "ha'-f; VTin
the outset ranged from 8 points In ljnoa
Paclfle to 1 tn iui tne i'"""
he. First declines gave place , to some
firmness before the end of the first houi,
only to be followed by another dip, which
.I.- ii., iA.r than before. The mar
ket then took another breathing spell, but
by noon substantially an
tr flti.to & Dolnis... Most of the
llouidatlon was obviously for long account,
but In the mam It- representee or. - .j
i., - a.aii nhier v aaainst uiuun r
c....'.v..rn p..iric and other stocks with
xi. ion imaraiti In the early after
noon business grew dull, with only slight
recovery from the low prices of the noon
hour. TOwaraa yiemnai nom - ""'
... k,,hi nhtntil belternient all
Voimd but renewed pressure upon Union
twiric resulted in an Irregular close.
u...i. ..nniittlnrts worked easier today
New York exchange at Chloago fell to SO
cents per 8MKW. against renin y"""""';
vi.. BAifitf BtkUmAnt of the Imperial
hank of Germany showed a large gain In
,.. nn . hint and an increase of over
$6,000,000 In gold. ' "'
The rond market wtmi heavy through.
n Total sales, nar value, were 83,533,000.
Th,r vara no chanffea In United States
vnvaMimnnl bonds.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks' today were as follows:
8lls. High. lw. Cloaw.
5w Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25. MONEY On call,
steady at 2&2 per cent; ruling rate.
2 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; of
fered at 2 per cent. v
TIME LOANS Somewhat easier; sixty
days, 2X3 per cent; ninety days, 3Vt3
per cent; five and ais months, 8)4 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPEIV-4VWM
per cent.
STk.KL.INU riAt. n A rNt.i-j r irm, witn
actual bUKhiess In bankers' Mils at 4 40
(f t 85W for sixty-day hills and at ft gK for
demand: commercial dims, mmvi tm.
RII.VKR nar. 61"4C: Mexican dollars. 440.
HoriDS lovernoent. steady; railroad,
heavy.
The following are tne closing quotations
on stocks ahd bond
n
Llveraaal o
IJERPOOU ' Aug. 86. WH EAT Spot,
io.B rea western winter, nominal; futures,
ouit Beptemoer. as a; Ieoettiber, 7s VJ
JJsrX!. 7a d.
C 4iiN bpoi. new Amertoaa miia vt
Gaefesloo, steady, (a d; futures, steady;
Aepesmber. e ld; Oc tuber, 6a d.
d MUwankee Grain- Mae-keg.
1 MILWAUKEE. Aug. 85.-WH EAT-N'o.
1 northern, 81-05; No. 1 northern. 101; Sep
tember, ne. i
OAVrl-nSMjc. . 1 '
AKLEY Samples. t4Mc. . ... , ;
Teleae Seed Market. "''...
TOtKIH), X. Aug 88. SEED Clovev.
cssla. 8T06; October, 87.40; Oecentber, 87 40;
Msrt-k. fl .40. Prime tiniotky. li-M. Prime
aletke.. 87 45. . .
, niUseisslls tirsis Market.
M tKKKAltU.l jtug. 2- WMKAt-Skaa
uuibr, Duci ImtmlKi, Wo. May. ,.
NEW YOKK GP,NKHAL MARKET
Qnoiaaloaa tke Day Various
, ,. Commodities. .
NEW YORK, Aug. 25. FLOUR Receipts
81,785 pbls.t ex porta,. 6.571 bbls. 1 about sternly
wltn moderate loDoing traae; aiin-
nesofa paienta.l 25.76.25: winter straights.
54.90(i5.10. new; Minnesota bakers, 15 16
fr.M, -old ; winter extras, - J4.WIQ4.W
winter patents, 86 8(Vfr.60, new; winter
low grades. 84. 404J4.70, new; Kansas
straights,. 8e.8D4sHi.10. new. Rye flour-steady;
fair to good. . 4.it(04.s; cnotoe torajicy,
coknmkal Market steaay; nne wnite
and yejlow. -.81,6016; coarse, 81501.56
kiln dried. 83.75. T 1
KVhl-Hull; No. ? western, pc, nominal.
'. t. b.- Now York. - . '
WHRAT-rRecetPts. 77.000 bu.l spot mar
ket steady; No.' 2 re, new, -81.10, nominal.
elevator, and tl.lO'i. f. o. b, afloat No. 1
norttiern, new, I1.uk. nominal, r o. n.,
afloat; Na 2 hard. r winter, new, .11.11.
hominal, f. o. b., afloat. Yielding at first
to heavy northwestern receipts, favorable
threshing and harvesting conditions and
easier English .cables .wheat later steadied
up sharply on loom covering and closed
rather f Irni at c, advance to o decline.
beptertlber, 8l.V"'0 l-Oi; closed at 81.07;
Deoamber, . $l.uiva 103; closed ..at fLQ27;
July closed, at 81. 08.
CORNKecerpta, .7.875 bu.; 'expoils. 1.450
bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 coin. 80o,
nominal, elevatur, and 81o, delivered (old);
No. 2 corn, 6Jc, f. o. b.,. afloat (new).
Option market waa more active and on re
ports of showers In Kansas, Iowa and Illi
nois, closing,' o net lower. September
closed at 75c; December, 66S6c; closed
at 66c.
OATS Receipts. 152.500 bu.: spot unset
tled; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., new, 41o, nominal;
natural white, 26 to 82 lbs., 40-34Sc; clip
ped white, 84 to 42 lbs., 43tf49o. ail nominal.
HAY steady, no. 8. 76!biOc: good to
Choice, 86c5H1.00:
HOPS-rLiull: state, common to choice.
1904, 16iilc; 1907, nominal; Pacific coast,
1906; 14'hM; WW, ;llf 14c.
HIDES Quiet; -. Bogota. 80T81c: Ceh,
tral America 21o,' ;
LEATHKK Steady: acid. ZSSJJOc.
i PltOYldlONH Beuf.. steudy. family - 814.00
14.50;. mess, 811 OIV0U.5O; beef hams, 834.UU
w oo; :pacet. 11r.5O4ji3.ou; city extra : India
mess, 120. 60u 21.00, Cut meats rirm, pick
le bellies, 8t2.uUgl8.Otli. pickled bama: '812.00
blJ.OO. Lard, steady;, western, U-4tKaU.W;'
refined? strong; continent. 8is.WBlS.50: South
America, 12.5; compound, $7.Wa7.S;. Pork
firm; family, 82200i-22.60; short -alear, fcl.00
mesa,- 41. u.ov. . -
TA Lljuw ateacy ; city tn per package).
1 5-16c; country;, (paokage treej. 5 i-lt j
6 la-ibc.
RICE-Qulet; domeatio, 2Qtc: Japan.
53Go. '
h.uu irregular: western extra rirsu. m
Q2uc; western firsts, tiiiJc; western sec
onds, -to-asio.- 1 -t
BUTTtK steady ; prooeaa, common 10
specials, 20'26o. - . v.
LHliissfc steaay; state, run cream,
good to prime, ISiaiSMo. . .
F,uon irregular; unrnangea.
POULTRY Alive, firm; chlokens, 18lo;
fowls, 172il7ci turkeys, 14c; dressed, firm;
western, broilers, tt-0'ic; iowis, iitfi,o.
St. Loats Oeneral Market. . t .
BT1. LOUIS. Aug. 6.-WHEAT-Futures.
higher; oaah, firm; track. No, 2 red, caah,
ll.tMtulOfl; No. 8 hard, Wciff Jl OS; Septem
ber, 97c: Iecembr, 86u. . .
COHN Kuturea lower; caah nrmt track.
No. 2 caah, CI September, So; Decern,
ber, 53c; No. 8 white. 70-a70c.
OATS Futuree, weak; cash, firm; track.
No. 8 cash, 8oa)c; poptember, iMc; De
cember, 3tto; No. 8 white.' 890. ..
itxe; rirm; ngttfta.
FLOUR Market 'steady; red winter' pa
tenta. 8&004i5.30; extra fancy and atralshta
84.70.U5.W; hard winter clears, 84.25i24.63.
SEII Timothy, tyS4ti.iQ
CORNH BAXr-fi.34. . - f .
XiRAN-Markat. weak: acVedaaet Uack,
li.omai.06.
HAY-Msrket dull; timothy. 810.001SOO;
prairie. .",010.50.
BAGaiNO-7a
HKMP TWINE 7c. . - - -
PROVrsiONa-Pork; : market : steady;
Jobbing, 3 25. market lower; -prime
ateam. Ill Soiill.&O. Dry salt meat, mar
ket steady: boxed ettra- short. 81112;
clear ribs. 812-12: short clears. 81285. Ba
ron, market steady; boxed extra . ehoris,
I'.l.li; clear ribs. 818.12; short clears,
818 25. - . '
POULTRY Steady; chickens. 12o; springs,
15c: turkeys, 17o; ducks, 8c; geese, 60.
. BUTTER Firm; creamery, 233280.
EOG 8 Steady. 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8 100 IVSoO
Wheat, bu. 154 000 207 WO
Corn, bu tt.rwo Ilt8n0
Oata, buv i. to,4u) 7J.5O0
Al)l-Ohlnni pfJ 1W
AmlimiI" Copjwr l,t) WS 4
Amerksa Agrlcyltural .... 1.TU0 4?t 4
Am. beet Sugar J.7W 46
Am. can pt M
Am. C. r ,!
Am. Cotton Oil 400 7i
Am. H. A U ptd 6.5 14 J
Am. Ice Barltls 1.4"0 S JH
Amsrima Unswa 2 ' ' W
Am.rlcui Lotomotlve .... , W tflH
Am. 8. & R 85.W lot WS
Am. B. R. pM IW 1M '14
Am. sur R.nnlni 700 J 1'
Am T. sr. T I. K0 1M
Am. Tobscco pf4 1 11 1"1
AmerlMin Woolen 700 '4. M
Anscnnds Mining Co 1, ' 41" 48
Atchlion 1.0 JS 1"'4
Atchlion pM J 14H 11
Atlantic Cosst Use 100 1S7 137
Italtlmors A Ohio. 2.400 117V M
Bal. A Ohio p(4
PathUhns Steel -600 W
Brooklyn Rspld Tr 4.100 Wt4
Canadian Paclflo l. .lH
C.ntral LMthar t.vOtl
Central Luther ptd ..
Ctntral ot Nee Jannjr....,"-
rnaaapatk A Ohlp.. ...... I.W0. 5
rnlraso Alton. ' 100. 64
Chicaso .flt., W , .8.500 1. U
Chlcaio & N. w
C , M. A St. P ,
C, C. 0. 4V St. L
Colorado P. A I....f
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. 1st pfd.....
Colo. 80. td ptd-;
Consolidated Oaa
Com Products
IMlawar A Hudson
Denver A Rio Oraade....
D. A R. O. pfd
bMlllerC Baouritlas ....
Erie
Erla let pfd..-;
Eria M pfd
General Klaotrlo
Great Northarn ptd......
Oreat North am Or ctfs..
Illinois Central
Interborosgh Met
Int. Met. pfd
international Hanraater .
Int. Marina pfd. .....I...'.
International Paper
International Ptunp .....
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City Bo.,
K. C. Bo. pfd
Lou I ar I lie A M ,
Minn. A St'. L...
M . SL P. A S. g. M....
Mlaaourl Parttki '
M.. K. A T
M . K. T. ptd.-.:...,..
National Blacult t... ....
National Lm4 10,000 tl
1. n. w. v, m, ai,..,. . . .-
Kw York - Oentrnl.. .14,400- 141 H 13X
, 4,n0
, 14JO0
.4"0
100
1 Ml)
W0
29.100
, 1.400
")
no
. 5.u
, J,J)
00
IMS,
74
4i
144
UK
1
4H
M
a
7W
. M"4
"k
18
-161
.S214
166
83
118
M
II
64
10U,
iii
U
44
14
ns
12
ets4
S6
(a
Vi
ca
43t4
JSti'
ir.l'e
804
164
1,W - 4T HS
100
I.)
.
00
tM
500
l,o
"" 200
. 10
0t 1 ?4
1.IU0 41
M
iH
tt
80
it
74
1MV4
54
144
21
18
4?
104
47
74
ICt
544
14!t
734
41
14
N. Y., O. A. W.,
Norfolk W v
North American '....
Northern' Paoilla '.. ...v
Pacllla Mall
Pennaylvsnla v(.m.m...v.,
People's Oaa . I ....:..
P., C. A-rSt. Ia,.. v.'..:
Praaaad Ateal Car
PuHman Palaa Oar.
Railway gtear Spring
Reading
Repubila' Steal
Republic Steal ptd
Rata Island Oo
Rock laland Oo. pfd.......
to. La A 8. r -d pfd.'....
rU Iula 8. W ...
8t. T 8. W:. ptd.- ,
Blots-Shefflald 3. A I ...
Boutharn Paelfte - ......
Boulham hallway
So. .Railway ptd
Tennessee Copper
Texas at , Pacttle. ....,,
T., St. L. A W
T.. St. U A W.. ptd
Union Pacific
rnlon Paclfto pfd.........
V.' 8,. Healty11....k.
V. 9. Rubber
U. . 8. .Btaat.fc'.. ,';..'...,;,.
V- 8. Steal pfd
Vtah Copper ...v..,,....',.!
Va.-Caro. oiasalcal w
W aba ah ,...;...,,,.
Waaauh pfd
Weatam Maryland -
W'estlnghouaa) Electric ...
W astern -Union.
Wneellnk A U
Wisconsin. Central
Total sales for the dir.
1.4"f 4H4.
40D..' M4
100 M4
I.IjO iIMS
'l TOO- J40
I.SuO 1174
484
884
1S6
iir 4
1144
00
158.J0S
l.f.00
too
48
14IH
I4
.10M4
T.rew 404
rearla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 86. CORN-Firm: N.
yellow, lowo; No. 8 yellow, TOS'ifToo; No.
2. 70ac:. No. . toc; io. a aa-n:,
OATii Lower; Na. 8 white, 7c: Ne. 8
white,! -?-o;. Ne. .wU-e. 5j,o. j. ,
. r - 1 1 "i r . , t . ; .. i
,. Qalatb), aSraUsi. -Market. - 1
DlTI.YTH. '" Alg.' '88. WHEAT-4riose,
September. 6e December. ' HJc; May.
a),c; No. l.-northerrr. 8l.01K; No. nprth
ern. Wc. a. 1, ..;.- . . i-i
OATS 40c. -' ''
, ,". . 1 - - - ' - a.. - ,- 1
.' . ' Oils aad ttesle. '"
OIL CITY. Pa.. Aug ' a--OfLS Credit
hal.tnces. 11 .58; runt, ltd. 020 bbla: average.
15O.-J04 bM ; shipments. lbO.Xl pbls, "aver
age. bbla. '
100
MO
' &"0
.10
7i.a
4.0-O
' )
8. a)
ie.4
1,100
l.wa
284 110
71
(44
134
47
A
1st
1
It
I
.
(I
704.
M44
.oo .lm
1. 000
180. M
4"
V ) 700
. . to
.-)
4.w
. isoo
. 100
, 7la1
, ,000
M4
7
14
41H
"
.314
t
. 44
84 4
10
4
188
874
l'4
H
774
58
8
WTa
85
181
M4
T
STt,
874
50
70
lot 4
lot
524
7'.
U44
504
44
8U4
4444
4
r.4
T34
58
88
48V
414
834
t
78
44
l
164
SO
101
1144
1304
lf
1014
88
44
1184
1044
187
1W
93
88
744
1854
184
108
81
at
10
198
15s
,4
454
a)
814
8U4
148
24
1K4
484
184
. 874
86 4
04
484
197
lf24
81
155
14
47 4
84
30
18
484
80
48
74
1S3
53
1434
714
414
78
104
M4
Bl
lJU
48
14
87
151.4
8!
istm
1 4
1
504
191
44
1H
874
IOC.4
84
774
554
44
17
1314
80
7
IK
8S 4
l
70
(l54
IO-14
8;
814
7(4
12K4
11
484
II
64
I
-4
144
8
.101 Int. Mat. 44a-,.,--
...10 Int. M. M. 44a....
...11.14 Japan 4a
...H'14 o 4Sl
...1i4 K. r. so. jit 81 ..
...118 L. deb. 4a 1M.
8 i 8, A N. unl.
. S3
. 4
. 87.
,. 8
. 74S
:
.100
V. 8. ret. Is, rag
do coupon
U. 8. 8a. rag
do eonpon 1 . . A . .
V. t, 4a rag.. a...
do ooupon ......
Allia-CThal. 1st 8s.
Am. Ag. 5a..,.. 103 !. It. A T. lt . l"""
Am. T. A T. c. 4e..lO'.H do sen 44a...... 14
Am. Tobacco 4a 104 Mo. Pacine 4a. ajvs
do 4a li- t. R- a- ot . 44a.
Armour A Co. 44s. S4N. Y. C. 4s.... i4
Atchison ' iken. 4a...-lo04 4e deb. 4a ... Ib4
itn ct. 4s.-... IIS11K. T., Pi. H. e
OMAHA LITE STOCK RKET
Most Kinds1 of Cattle Ten to Fifteen
Cents Lower.
HOGS SELL FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Liberal Reeelpta of Ikeeg aad l.asnbs,
bet Prices (oatlaae A beat
Steady, 4 bile tke Geaerat
Trade la Fairly Artlre.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Aug. MM.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Estimate Wednesday
Cattle.
.. 7.728
,. .9'J
Hogs. Bheep.
2.428 18 11
I calves,
t steers.
7 steers.
1( cows...
... 1!
..lJOt
a r.
..100o
8 calves... t.2 I )
8 80
4
I.srah, YVyomlnf.
5 00 12 heifers...
IN 6 cows
a.
10 sreers....!
74 steers. ...Il
M steers. ...li')
11 steers. ...1??T
23 ateeiSilU
Kpesr Bros Wyo.
8
8 (4)
t
8
74 et-rrs,.. lift
2S steers.-. ,.113
12 steers... .1 IV,
It steers. ...Pfd
8 S
8 M
S 00
S 04
8
8 00
18 cows...
1 bull...
7 sieers.
8 steers.'
40 rows...
1 bull....
21 steers.
22 cows.
Beard -Wyo.
II calves. ,
10 cows...
14
ft 1 10
2 ;o
4
4 80
7,83s
win
8.100
Three days this week... .28.27 M.Me 42.T
Psme days last week....l".8rJ 11.789 40,!Hs
Heme days 2 weeks ago.. In. 225 16.7K", 11 3oj
Sams days 3 weeks ago.. 11. .887 71.142 34. 1M
Same davs 4 weeks affO. ,18.2tS4 29.015 17.72
Same days last year.... 14,527 18fi04 47.8
The following taols i shows ths 'receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to duta, compared with last
year: . 1(X9. jiaJU. Inc. lJeo.
Cattle H.l.n70 fMW.804 fc,BG6
Hogs 1. MM .806 1.703.611 131. WW
Bheep :U 479 9&0.4S9 18,8
The follow'.ng t4ble ahowa tht average
price of hogo at South Omaha for the last
several dsys, with comparisons:
Htrney
. M IW
.1240 8 (J
1H8 4 75
Webh A Tledale Wyo.
.lixx 8 00 ?8 steers. ...ao
.. S4 I 22 steers.. ..1147
.140 lit'
W. K. Clayton Wyo.
,.1126 4 !0
Maty Taylor Wyo.
t teer..i.ll2 4 80 12 rows....
.HI' 2 SO
Kiddle W. A R Wyo.
28 feeders.. 7o .8 W
I. R. Tlsdnle Wvo.
124 steers. ..I0..8 5 Or. 157 heifers.
19 cows S70 8 15
Huffalo Creek Cattle Co. Wyo.
10 cows P71 4 20 4S steers. ...1133 23
0 feeders.. BtM 4 26
Kent Pessell Wvo.
75 steers.... UNI (HI IS freders. .1012 4 8!
r Stspleton 8. L).
.738 2 10
R. 3. Wllllama-R D.
. flO 3 10 24 steers..
Hewlett Rrns. 8.- t.
. 241 4 75 - 21 cons...
1042 2 90
4)4 W; native l.eif.-: s ILOW, :
4 1".. ralvc. J8 .-T..'0
HKSA--Receirt, kOi
stmitg tcp. nn. bulk .if sslca
heavy; 8'.n:.so. packets ami
$;.ti4W; Cent, $7 l.'.ot !',. j.'gs, i
,.1128
815
4 85
2 SO
118 ct. la I884
5 N. A W.' 1st o. 4s.'. rt
1004 ae.er. -4s.. 14
4 Paclfla 4a 1W
, so do 8a 74
, 84 O. 8. U rfdg. 4a ... 84
.1104 Pann. ct. 14s 11J... 184
.ltf'4 4o eon. 4s 1044
C. ol N. I. (. 6a..lJ7 Reading gan. 4s 1004
Ones. Obis 44a.. 1094 8t. L A 8. r. f(. 4a K4
da rat. la 1I4 ao gan. aa r
Chicago A A. I4-. 764 81. L. 8. W. s. 4a... I84
C-, B. Q J. 4a... 8 4 do lat sold 4s 144
do gan. 4a. r Seaboard A, 1 4S... a
Ci Is. A 8 P. f. I4e. HSo. Pacific eol. 4a.. S4
do ct. &
At. C. Ia. 1st
Bal. A Ohio 4a:..
do 14
do S W. 84" .
Brk. Tr. c. ..
'sn. ot Oa. as.
Can.. Leather 6a
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
C.l P..- I. A P.
no coi. .,..
4o rf. 4s
CUo. rnd. u....
Colo. Mnd. 4a...
CI A 8. r. A a.
D. A 11. CT. 4s..
D. A R. O. 4a....
do rea-. 6s.......
Dlatlllrra' 5a
Erie p. 1. 4S
do gen. 4a
do ct. 4a aar.
do series' B..i..
Oen. IKec. cv. 8a.
III. Can. 1st rf.
Bid. Asked.
4a 40 : da ct. 4a ..lot
.... 14 do 1st rat. 4a 84
114 'So. Railway Is 118
.... 84 4o gen. 4s 814
33 Union Patlflo 4s....lt'84
44a , o ,ct. 4a I144
....1054 do 1st A ref. 4a. . 49
.... lnV- 8. Rubber 4a 104
.... f. 4 I'. 8. Steal Id as... .1084
74 Va.-o.aro. Cham. 8s. . St
... 4Wabaab 1st 6a. .....118
... 774 do lat A ex. 4a... 744
A 87 'Western Md. 4a 86
... 77- -West. gtec. ct. la... 441
...Vt Ws. Central 4s 80 4
4a 84
London stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 25 American securities
opened weak and later the market became
irregular. At noon tne tone was uuu ana
prices ranged . from H above to S below
yesterday a New lor closing..
London closing stocks:
Consols, money 144 Leularllle A K 168
do account.... 844 H., K. A T 41
Amal. Copper, 814 N. Y. central.. 144
Anacopda K) . Norfolk A W....J... 87
Atchison 111H do pfd 88
do pfd 107 Ontario A W 604
Baltimore A Ohle....lal PenneylTanla 78
Canadian Taclflc 191 Rand Ulnae.. 10
Chesapeake A 0 84 Reading 824
Chicago O. W -.11 ' southern Ry 634
Chi., Mil. A St. P... 142-4 do pfd 73 4
De Beers II Southern Paclfla 186
Denver A Rio O. 6 Union Paclflo 2 1
do sfd 84 do sfd 118
Erie 14 v. 8. Steal., 73
' -do 1st pfd.'... . 44 4a ptd 1284
do 24 ptd. 464Wsbash It
Grand. Trunk 2fi do ptd 674
Illinois Central 1804 Spanish 4a .....86
wiLVr.K Kar, steady at aUd per ounce.
. WONKY 2&2 per cenU
The rate ot discount In 4.he open market
for, shore bills is lxl 7-16 per centi or
three-months' bills, 11918-16 per cent
. Local Seoarltiee ataotatloaab
Quotations fnrhlshed By' Pamucl Burns,
Jr., 614 New York Life' building, Omaha,
Armour A Co.' 44k ....:.'...,
Cudahy Parking O. .1 ......
ColumeUa, Net)., K.'L lalltil
Omaha Fire Engine 4a, 1824
Omaha Renewals, 44M 14w4j...ii ..)....,.
Int. Cos. Co., kaoasjs CM--.'-m v
Kaaaaa City Ry. is. JS1.. .......
Nab TeC Btork ,...,, . v . ...
Omaha Oia .a. l.ll. .... ..rf,,
Omaha B. Id.- A Pla,
Omaha E L. A 1.' pfd... . v .ra
Omaha A 0. B. Bt. Ity. la?,1 Jt.,.:...
Omaha A C. B..St. Ry.' n,VlMI.
Omaha A C. B.v St. tty-BtdJ8 '..."..
Omaha A C. B. Bt 'Ry.. 4om 4...".'....
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B? ft 4.....;.
Omaha Water Co. Is, 1844
Swift A Co. Is. HB4 .... t......
Bo. Omaha-Sewer 44s. Met..-.
Blost ('Ity Stoek Yards pt 4. ........
Bloux Cltr Stock Yards na
tntoh Btwk Yards. Omaha. ,4. sx-dlr.
Bid. Aakad.
i 44
88
844
100
104
el
87
. II .
H
174
4
t ,
100
394
' 84
TO
884
44
101
1004
38
I
84 .
1004
84
1004
108
44
84
100
- 444
1004
84
lot
100
844
4
So
IOI4
1U1
. so
84
84
; Neve "York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. tSJ-Cloelng quotations
were as 10110 ws:
A lies
Brunsaiek Con. . .,
Cora. Tunnel stock.
do, bonds.....,...,
ron. cal. A Vs....
Horn. Silver
Iron Stiver
Offered. '
.188
. I
. 84
. It
114.
. TO
.led
LsadrlUe Con.
Mttls Chief ..
Mas lean
Oeurlo ,
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
.. 44
.. 7
..104
,.888
..ia
..17S
.. 85
Treaanry Stateaneat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of bual
ness today was as follows: Trust funds
Gold coin. 8S67.714.868; silver dollars, (4b7,
625,000; silver dollars, ot 1890, $4,126,000; sli
ver ' certificates outstanding, 8-487,620,000.
General f und rltandard silver dollars In
grtncYal fund, 84.378.791; current liabilities
8m.l3t,2f7: working balance In treasury of
fices, 831.034.7v0; In banks to credit of
Untied . States treasurer, -49,228,646; - subsi
diary silver coin, $2,7t5,trW;' minor coin
82.0U3, 32H, Total baUuioe-la general fund,
IJM.b.lMI.
1.011. 800 shares.
Beaton Stocke aad Bonds,
OSTON. Aug. .26. Monev. call liuna iu.
&D' pnr ccnt; time loans, I2j6 per cent.
Closing quotations er
R...
Atchison
4o 4s
AK'hlaen
do pfd
Boston A Albany.
Boetntt Maine...
Roetba gleaatea .,
r tub burs Pd ....
N. r.. N. H. A
Vnloa Paaltte --.
Am. Aria. Cnam
do ptd
Am. pnes. Tabs
Amar. Sugar ....
do pfd
Are. T. A T
Amar. Woolen ...
4s ptd
Dors I. A A....
Osnsral Bletrts
ktaas. glectrte ..
do ptd
Haas. Oaa
I sited Krult ....
Vnlted a. M......
set
r. a. toast
pit .........
Adesntunt
Alleuea
Amalgamated ...
. avi.iUvlOSBd.
434 Arlinna Com.
lu4 Atlantic
lUSBuite Coalition ..
104-aCal. A Anions...
bwCet. A Heels,
147 Centennial
. .1 latCoppee- Kasigs -
Il4l'aly Weal
M...JW. Praaklin ....e-va
.i..Crnby . .i
.. 43-Oreene Canantaa-.
..l'J lata Rl.
.. 84 Mass. Mlutlut. ...
,.1804Mlchlsao .T...,.
..irr Mohawk
. .l'iWout c. A O...'.
.. 13 Nevada
...la4i'ld UamlnloB ...
.. 44 Osceola ....1
..1474 Parrot
.. 144Qacy
..74 Sliannun
... 444 Tamarack
,..14 Trtnlly
... 444V I Mining ...
... fc4 t. S. Oil
... easl'ieh
..114 Victoria
,,. f Winona
,.. 47 Wolvarms
... a4 North Butts
, .. 4.14
..nil 4
... M4
,.1j6
84
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 26. Prices contln
tied firm In the local, wool market and
buylngs have been heavy during the last
week. Stocks of goods are generally low
ana tne prospects are favorable for an in
creasing trade In wool fabrics. The lead
lng domestic Quotations are as follows:
DOMESTIC WOOLS Ohio and Pennsyl
vania iieeces. xx, aturadec: x. aniline: no.
washed, 4om41o; No. 2 washed, 40it4lc; fine
unwashed, -87(28c; half blood combing. o&
Ib3ec7 three-eights blood combing. 35ra3oo
uuarter blood combleg; - 844y8oc: delaine)
washed, SUM-tOo; de4a4iia unwashed. 83 ii
34c. Mk-hlgaa. Wisconsin, New York fleece
sine unwashed, 2oaJc; delaine unwashed,
21 1(4 lcr -half- blood -unwashed, 849-obe; three
eiglita blood unwashed, 34-'u.i6c; quarter
biood, i.ii!3i4o.,.KentugKy. Indiana and Mis
aourl Three-eights blood, 84c; . quarter
blood, .K-u-W; tieorgla, Hl&xic. Texas. line.
12 months, 73rj 7ic ; six to eight months, Wf
iw, rine tan,, ostiuc. v.aiitornia, nurtnern.
dm,7(K:; middle county, oJuttc; fall free,
uij2c. - Oregon, eastern No. 1, staple, 741
7 tic; eastern 'clothing. bVuiBo: valley No. 1
67(ft8c. Territory, fine staple, 7i-i78c; fine
medium staple, .tulze; fins clothing. baS70c
fine jnedium .clothing, wtiufiOc; half blood, 7
tfj74c; three-eights blood, 69iJ'.ic; Quarter
blood. '4Tlc. Pulled extra, 7lktf74c; fine
A, wnwc: a supers,- doycc.
ST. LOUS, .Atfg. 2i..-WOOL Steady
territory and western medtuma, iioc
una itieuiuma, iwai-v:; litis, lo'oisc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aue-. iJ6.-COTTON-The
market opened steady at a -decline of
points to an advance of 1 point, and soon
tased off to a net loss of 4u5 points on
the active months under southern selling
ana local . pear pressure, .inspired By oJ
appointing cauies ana tne absence of ag
-.ia;yetvo bull support. . Trading waa oule
swer tne ceil ana riuctuatior.s aa::ng the
mldille 4T tne morn.11147 . were, .narrow and
U'lw-gUlg.- :..-.,
JTuturea opened ateady; October. ' 13 f,c
November, 1- 2uu, acked: Pecember, 12 'ijc
January. 12.25c; March. 12 2?c; May, 12.2
-i-'uturea closed very steady; August
13.44c; September, lz.aecr October, li.ic
November. 12 36c: Iiecember. 11 Sic: Jan
uary, 12 34c; February. 12.34c; March,, 12 JVC
April. li ; aiay, uc.
Spot closed uutet at 10 points higher'
middling uplands, 12.suc; middling gulf,
IJ. 10c; sales, none.
QAI.VKHTON, Aug. 26. COTTON Stead
124c.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 25 COTTON
Spot market closed c up; middling, 12u;
sules on the spot, 80 bales: to arrive, none.
. ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 26. COTTON-Unchanged;
middling, bc, sal, none; re
ceipts, 143 bales; shipments, 11 bales;
Mock. 11.(13- bales.
.. 8
e. "H .
..r.k
,.. 34
.... 2,4
,-,74
r' 8
... II
... no
... 13
... 644,
...144
... ii
... in
if 4
... V
... 144,,
... 4
... 45
... 4
. .-. 4
...184
...41
Data j 1909. 1808. 1307. 11906. la06.!la04.l03.
15..
..
17..
18..
W..
20..
21..
22..
28..
24..
86..
7 841 '
7 a 1 8 44
7 72 ! C 41
I B.i
( 721 5 8S1 5 SO; 5 01 6 25
6 76i I S 6 W 6 02,
5 74 6 Wi 6 a 4 HS 5 21
ft o D V4 I II
S 12
6.1 8 311 6 70 6 89
7 524m 8 87 6 62 03
i !
I
7 62
7 1
6 10;
6 Ul 6 15
89! 6 Ml 6 H61 6 84i I 8 24
6 321, 6 66 I 91 j 6 e4 6 03 ,b 80
1 w 0 an o iiz ow,
8 821 6 871 6 85, 6 2 6 04 6 48
8 84 I t 8U 6 Kj 6 13 5 45
13 heifers.
3 cows...!
22 calves,.
6 rota
MOtlS Todays hog market wss very
much to the liking of sellers, prices being
generally fcylOc higher than yesterday, this,
too. in the face of very liberal receipts.
The trsde was fairly active at the advance
noted and pretty mtieh everything changed
nanus In good seaeon In the morning. A
large proportion of all the boas sold
around $7 6rrV7.srt. with the best selling on
up aa high as 8'. 95.
The cloe of the market waa hardly so
good, some of the last salea showing more
or less, weakness. This was especially true
of the rutigli parking grades, the kind
that no one waa very anxious to buy
earlier In the session.
4 .. .:
1 ' -.. ' .
2 .,
19 8 1
7
38-17 1
9 1
6 2
10
6 .. ..
7
114 2X 2
Hogs. Bheep.
4V58 , 9t 710
1,413 1.4o? 418
1,375 1.872 5(16
L3H5 ' 2,408 818
78
20 ....
.... 1.874
S7
141 ....
123
Hl
2r4
448
M
ltU
80
177
23H
2ifi
'427
93
55
J . t t
M !'.!.
61
88 ....
1,07 8,fi27
1,746 8,234 9.100
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha, for
ne twenty-tour , tiours etiuing at 4 p. nv.
August 2n;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle.' Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. & St P 2
Wabssh 4
MIhsoutI Pacific 4
Union Pacific 62
A N. W.. east 2
C. A N. W., west 116
St. P., M. & O.... 1
C, 11. A O. . east 4
li. & U., west lil
C, R. I. & P., east.. ..
Ulnols central , 2
Clilcago Ot. Western ..
Total receipts S45
DISPOSITION,
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co
Bwlft A Co....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co .-
schwarts-Rolen - Co.
Cudahy Hroe., from K. C.
St. Louis Jnd. I'Kg. co.
8. A S
Illinois Packing Co
W. B. Vansant Co i.
Benton. Vansant A Lush
Stephens Bros
Hill & son
B. Lewis
B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husx
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
Lee Rothschild....
Smith & PaulHiy
Christy, Cllne & Smith..
Other buyers
Totals ...
CAT'l La Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 830 cars, making tne total 101
the three days this week e6,27 head, the
largest for any similar period for a long
lima back. Hucn a ran a increase in re
celpu today, with a lower tendency ot
outer points, could hardly fall to bring
about a break in prices at this point. The
result was praotlcally everything showed
more or less-decline. -
While the top corufeds brought as muon
money aa yesterday, the general market
on an kinds or peel came was tower, x-er-
haps the market, as a whole, might best
be described as weak to lOr&lbc lower. - in
other words, the lower grades ot beef
cattle are around 1526c lower than last
week, with the better grades generally 10ii
15o lower. '
Cows and heifers were in such, large sup
ply that buyers were In. a position to force
prices lower and the general run of cows
and heifers was lO&loO lower than yes
terday and IbtaJbo lower tnan last week
There was a very large supply of light
and trashy stockers and feeders tn the
yards, a good many shipments looking like
a oleap up. Prices on that kind of cattle
were also losioo lower tnan yesterday ana
26i336c lower than laat week. Some of the
beat feeders did not show so much decline,
but everything was sareiy lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, 87O0ra7.5O; fair to good corn
fad steers. M4om7.00; common to fair corn
fed steers. 86 007 6 40; good to choice range
steera, 8o.0oet5.60; fair to good range steers
14 5O415.O0; common to fair range steers,
t3.7&ii4.f0; Rood to choice oows and heifers,
83 9Ot500; fair to good eows and heifers,
83.00rn3.i0; common to fair cows and heifers,
81.75ft 3.00: good to choice Blockers and
feeders, $4 OCK16.IS: fair to good stockers and
feeders, 23 5W4.O0; - common to fair stock
ers- and reedere, stock nsirers.
S2.753.60: veal calves, 63.50060; bulls.
bulls, stags, etc., 8Z.7h4j4.&u.
. Representative sales: ,
' BEEF STEERS. '
Ne ' At. -Pr. No. At. Pt.
87 1341 I 80
-. CALVES. ....
14 , 181 4 00
WESTERNS NEBRASTCA
.' 8 Cfl
9 4 70
biiils. 821
rie.t fnSrket
17
botchers,
. tani t .
MIEKP A Nil l.A.M MS- t!c ilia. 7 (4M
head;; market steaoy, lambs, 6.i"Mf7H;
yeAi-iiliKS, J4 .V4i5.'; nrtlieia. I4 254i64)
eivee. 84.0t&6 70, Blockers and feeders, tl.ii
:j.-...m.
at. Joseph I. lee ateek Market.
ST. JO.KP!l. Aug. . T5.-CA TTI .E-lVa-celpts,
4.0ii head: msrket slow and eaei-r;
sieers, 64 tw7.i: ron and heifers, 8 fyti
ti 00; calves, l3.e1it.T:,. . ,
HOGS Receipts. r..'i00 head; market 60
h'.;-hei ; top, $v; bulk of enlee. 87 70u'7 C8
SHKKP AMI LAMll!- Recelms. 4,ftfaJ
head; markit steady; iambs. ll.tuu-T-bO.
loss City Live Block Market. '
FlOfX CITY. Is.. Aug. 25. t"pselal
Telegram.! CATTLK Receipts, l.rtpO head.
Market easier; beeves, 84.004t-i.3.": cows, 8100
14 2.".; feeders. 84.00tr5.00; yearlings, 3.00
Atm.
I f OtJS Receipts. 1,800
trttig to 5c higher: top
ulk of sales, 17.40'iii.nO.
tewk In Sight. . ;.
Receipts of live stock at the slit prlncl-'
pal western markets yesterday -
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
St. Joseph ....
St. Irfitils
Kansas City .,
Chicago
Total ,
No.
4
6'
80
30
8. ...
10..'.
ti..:.
61....
6? .....
88...
17....
!....
18....
84....
12....
47....
87....
49 ...
47.,..
ST...
42....
48. ...
68.:..
I....
7t....
60...,
48....
74...,
33.).,
44,,..
47....
44....
41.. .i
4..
41....
88....
88...
M ...
71.!..
78...,
40....
4;r. . . ,
77...;
74...
7 ....
78....
41..,
74....
At.
. at .
, y .
. IU
..344
...J.W
..J'lJ
...174
,.3u
..S3ll
.,188
..184
..810
..241
. . 870
,..JM
...148
...it
.'. .461 '
...itt
,..2"J
...801
...140
,..34
. .?47
,,.2M
,..1811
...275
...ti
...241
...K.8
...847
,..841
...til
...
...834
...v
...21
...2M
...i:t
...H!
...HI
...215
...884
...10
...W7
...ia
...818
...Ui
80
140
240 '
(..
i
40
'so
80
40
h. Pr.
... 7 40
Ml J 4a
.. t 46
. . 60
10 7 W
10 7 80
. .- 7 BO
.. 7 SO
7 60
WI t 80
m ten -
.. f 80
4 7 86
., 7 In
80 7 68
20 T 674
10 18)
.. 7 to
..' T 40
..- T t -.
I'm T io
to l )
n iw
20 7
80 7 424
4 7 44
.. , 7 84
SO 7 85
30 t 44
40 t 46
left T 46 '
40 T 48
46 7 85 .
.. IN'
T 44 '
4 7 41
7 46
7 474 '
X 474
7 474
7 70
4 70
1 70
7 70
t 70
T TO
T 76
7 70
1 79
No.
74..
68..
128.
7(...
77..
87..
80..
88..
74..
81..
14..
88 .
n..
78..
44..
78..
84 .
73
74
78
46
74
K
42
l
80
71
61
44
71
8o
71
I
44
81
81
12
83
(2
14
8
II
80
I!
82
- 0.,...
41
10
At
88
. ..,.l6
231
tfl '
I 8
Kl
?'8
lit
28
.....HI
X5
Ill
Sf.0
J3
247
!4
JV4
171
280
t;4
4
I8
218
..9-1
..170
..117
..131
..214
,.8
..m
.104
. WH
..333
..80T
..18
..18
.88
..111
..to
..187
..181
..183
.83
..186
..186
..187
..101
..188
40
40
40
80
80
40
130
40
)
120
80
'40
40
40
80
'
'
40
40
80
0
40
120
I'-O
Pr.
T Te
7 70
7 714
f 76
7 76
t 78
t 76
t 76
7 76
1 76
7 75
7 76
7 75
7 76
7 75
T 75
7 75 .
7 75
7 78
I 76
7 10
7 80
7 l
7 30 .
7 80
7 30
7 80
7 80
r7 80
' , -I
84
7 at
1 1I
7 88
7 86
J 86
t 85
7 86
T 68
7 174
7 90
7 90
7 80
7 80
7 30
7 6
7 85
7 95
OMAHA GEXERAL MARKETS.
staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fnra
nlsbed by Bayers and Wheleealere.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered te
he retail trade In 1-lb. cartona, 27o; No.
In 60-lb. tuba. 17c: No. 2. In l-lb. car
ton. 26c; In do-lb. tubs, 84c; pscklng stock.
19TiM'ic; fsncy dairy, tubs, IiJ3lc: com
mon roll, fresh made, 18'jUo. Market .
changes ' every Tuesday. -
K(?vlf4 Fresh selling stock, ranflled, o.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full or earn
twins, 15c; Young Americas, 4 in hoop.
16c; favorite, 8 In hoop, 18c; daisies, 80 In
hoop, 16c; cream brick, full case, 16o;
block Swiss, 15c; full cream llmburger, lso. '
POULTRY Broilers, 18c; alive, springs.
16c; hens, 10c; rocks. 7c; ducks. 10c; gsese.
8c; turkeys. 15c; pigeons, per dos., 85o;
guinea fowls, per dos.', 82.60; squabs, per
dos., 12. Dressed hens, lie; springs." 1M
21c; cocks. Cc; ducks, 11c. geeesa. Uc; '
turkeys. 2?,c.
FISH Fresh, caught, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 8o; huffalo, 9c; trout, ,
12c; bullheada, 14c; catfish, 17o; orapples.
sunflsh. 6"&!c; black bass, 26c: whlteflsh. .
13c; pike, 12c; salmon, Ho; pickerel, 10c; ,
frog legs, 85e. Fresh froten: Whlteflsh.
No. L 10c; round. 9c; ploksrel, dressed, :
and headlesa, 7c; round, 8c: pike, -dressed. '
10c; round, 9c; red snsppers. t2c: Spanish
mackerel, 14c; native mackerel, 86c each.
P'KUSH FRUITS Florida pineapples. 18a'i-
te Ws. 82.76 per orate; grape fruits, 8tl slse, '
per box. 86; .48 slas. 86 60: 54 sire. 88; ba
nanas, fancy select, 81.504j206; apples, home '
grown, per bu. basket. 75d81 00; market
basket. 4fc.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. 1. 16o: No. 1. .
12c; No. 8, 8c; Uiln:. Ko. 1, lRc; No. 8,
13c; No, 8. 9c. Chuck: No. 1, c; No. 8,
4c; No. 8, 4c. Round: Ne. 1, 8c No. 8,
SHEEP Yesterday's
cleaned up In very good
8 76
4 00
.1 00
2 65
8 56
8 00
4 25
6 46
4 50
6 0
2 60
t to
l.adlne Neb.
16 calves.
26 cows,
19 steers....
18 calves.
14 steers...,
10 steers...
8 cows.....
2 heifer..,
20 calves...,
9 heifers..
6 steers...
248
72S
e:i?
175
629
1224
ff.J
S70
2f0
7W
1194
5 50
1 54
8 40
6 60
2 65
8 90
8 25
9 75
4 00
8 85
4 25
A
15 cows. .
14 heifers..
7 cows....
820
7f4
8K8
C.
l)6o
4 oows.
16 Cows....
18 steers...
25 cows....
69 stoers...
18 cows..
26 feeders.. 1234
1 steer 12A)
Foreign Financial. ' '
LONDON. Aug. Money as tri etXet
demand on the market today and-diaoounta
were firm, 'in the nteok exchantte-busav-naea
wa -some w list stacker ar Irrr-nulHT
prices. Grand Trunk was supinirtcd on the
crop rTortB and good trarrie returns, rtwe
sian. Japanese aad Argetitlne 'lil re
ceived good attention at advanced prices,
but Kaffirs lost their teerly lmproven-it
uader Paris st lllng. while gMt-edred "cetirl-tU-s
wore affected by the cuntlnuaMiwuity
.j.'. i. - '' i in..
' naar and Alolssaea.
e. NEW YORK. Au ' 2R.' St'OA R Raw.
firm; fair refining, 8 61c; centrifugal, 96
ttext. 4 llCr molasses sugar, 3.3or. Refined
annady:- Ne.- a.' 4 65c; No. 7, 4rflc; No. 8
4t; No 9. -6.40c; No. 10. 4 STic: No. ' 11
4 8oc; No. ; 12, 4 26-; No. 13, 4 3oc; No.' li,
4.2U; t'Oiifertlnnera A. 4tt5e; mould A. 6.40r;
cat losf. 6.(CC, ' crushed. 8 76c; powdered,
5.15c; granulated. 6u&c; cubes, 5 Srtc. '
- MOLAS.sh.i4 Quiet; New- Orleans,' open
'kettlegood, to choice, iStfUc
I '-.
14 calves... 817
9 calves... 893
10 heifers... 647
15 cows 754
11 steers.... 836
6 cows H-
8 steers.. ..1230
24 st(ier....llUK
6 steers.... tf.l
11 calves.... 180
6 cows..... 988
91 feeders. ,1149
A
28 steers.... 1040 4 00 2 steers...". 965 1 00
, - II. R. Larson, Nebraska.
45 feeders.. 1143 4 90
John Call, Nebraska.
24 feeders.. 800 8 55 14 cows..... 885 S 26
L. O. Trumsbell. Nebraska. ' -
28 rteers.... 761 5 70 4 calves.... 315
F. W. Clark, Nebraska.
20 steers.. ..1363 4 50
Robinson A K.. Nebraska.
6 cows 670 3 10
18 steers.... &l 4 20
77 heifers... 7'J1 8 40
8 10
2 40
8 10
F. .Coffee-Neb.
3 10 26 cows..
00 20 steers.
60
John Hickey Neb.
1 feeders.. 10.3 4 20 18 steers.
J FVS t62 8 20 4 cows..
R. Lisco Neb.
50 heifers... 98 ) 4 10 82 cows
6 cows h tO 3 l5 20 cows...
2 cows 1065 75 ' . i
C. M. York-Neb.
13 feeders. .i-Mj ' 3 76 6 feeders
fc. H. Elllolt-Neb.
10 feeders.. 8!8 8 85 10 feeders
' John Marking Neb.
80 steera. v..lv 6 Ott 10 steers..
; ; t:offee A. T. Neb. .
81 cows 8p7 8 00 66 cows...
Is2 feeders. 634 t 86
. F. Kenek-Neb.
6 cows 84 8 ii 8 h'lfers.
V 101 hJ'j 3 46 10 steers.,
H. ureatnouae xseo.
66 steers.. ..1244 6 25
H aV R f'lsvtnn- Nah.
.11114 4 83 steers.. ..1122 4 65
1U15 4 05
A. C. Marsh Neb.
. 5iS 2 40 24 cows...
j. A. Owens Neb. .
.. bill t SO 8 cows...
J. S. Mclntosh-Neb
,. 9 2 8 M t calves.
. 204 6 75
O. Harrte Neb. . . i
.833 6 00 39 cows.,... 888 8 20
I.. Taylor Neb.
101 aleers...H64 4 75
OREGON.
3 ' 102 steers.. .1012
3 30 4 cows 1010
8 10 17 cows It!)
MONTANA.
4 50 31 steers.... erf
4 30 58 heifers... !33
8 r
Adams, Wyoming. '
11 steers. ..
19 heifers.,
7 calves..
26 cows...,
13 cows
13 calves..
14 calves..
N45
827
&it5
If 14
V97
. 940
.1211
.1042
. 8U)
...1048
... fa
. 700
. til
.'.1865
920
718
942
917
893
858
49 cows...
00 cows. . ,
38 cows..
..101 4
..
..1023
24 kteers....l012
56 fctders.. 9-'l
10 heifers... 84i
R s.
810 steers... 1072 I r
I A JS.- . CfU,
...1044
... 947
4 00
8 10
8 10
4 20
8 10
4 20
2 66
4 60
4 00
ti
t 10
8 18
6 40
3 00
6 00
t 25
8 20
4 lo
t 80
8 (0
4 50
4 80
3 30
2 90
4 40
i 30
supplies were
season at fully
steady prices on all classes of stock. One
bunch of feeder lambs broke all reoord
prices of the season on this class of stuff
at 56.45, with another string only a nickel
lower.
Today's run was only of moderate pro
portions and consisted largely of feeders.
There were only about forty loada in all.
and probably twenty-eight were feeding
sheep and lambs. A tew cars were some
what late In arriving.
Thin .stock moved from the opening In
tne same breesy style that has character
lied the feeder trade during the last two
weeks.' Buyers were almost as numerous
aa ever and the Inquiry waa anything but
listless. - Prices paid were Just about
steady; In fact, the fluctuation of values
In either direction was of so little conse
quence that It would be difficult to quote
the general market on any other basis.
Feeder yearlings sold early at 8525.
Comparatively scant supplies of fat mut
tons naturally waa responsible for a good,
firm tone In this branah of the trade. The
quality on an average was none too good
but the bulk of supplies waa turned ovei
to packers at unchanged figures. The best
handy weight killers here that Invited
more competition than other grades were
possiDiy a shade higher, but the big bulk
of the . offerings registered right around
In yesterday's notches. Fat yearlings were
weignea up at K.3 and ewea brought 34.20.
There were not enough fat lamba on Bale
to afford an adequate teat of the market
as a whole. Only one or two loads were In
cluded In the receipts and these com
manded good strong prices.
. Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
10 choice lamba, 37.107.50; fair to good
lamrjs, f6.wxij7.10; good to choice yearlings,
$f.O0'j4.86; fair to good yearlings, 84..,-oo.uO
good to choice wethers, $4.30tft4.70; fair to
good wethers, $4.00.j4.80; good to choice
ewes, '84.00$ 4.40; fair to good ewes, 83.653
4.UU.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to choice
lambs, 86.i6lfa.60: fair to choice yearlings
84.fiOv6.S5; - fat to choice wethers, 83.5034.26.
representative sales:
No. . Av. Price.
851 Wyoming lambs . 64 7 80
2X7 Wyoming lambs 64 7 10
258 Wyoming lambs 61 6
365 Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 56 6 45
2M Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 67 6 40
boo Wyoming yearlings ; 77 6 Jo
190 Wyoming ewes 104 4 10
240 Wyoming wethers, feeders ..91 4 25
248 Wyoming wethers, feeders ..86 '4 U
75 Wyoming ewea ..: 91 4 wO
64 Wyoming 'wethers, feeders .. 82 4 60
660 Wyoming lanbs, feeders ..... 61 6 85
39 Wyoming lambs, culls 46 600
207 Wyoming yearlings 92 4 75
49 Wyoming ewes 99 4 10
235 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 79 5 05
2.0 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 79 6 05
140 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 79 6 06
614 Wyoming yearlings, feeders .Ml 6 06
1H7 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 80 6 UO
469 Wyoming lamba , 66 7 25
375 Wyoming lambs 66 7 2a
217 Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 58 6 40
469 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 69 4 90
23 Wyoming yearlings, feeders . 77 4 90
t"4 Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 60 6 li
40 Wyoming lambs, feeders .... 60 6 85
69 western ewea, feeders 91 3 26
26 western yrlgs., feeders....... 73 4 60
69 westsrn ewes, feeders 82 4 00
89 Western lambs, fdrs., culls.. 48 6 00
161 western lambs, feeders....... 49 6 00
273 western lambs, feeders 49 6 50
854 Wyoming lambs, feeders 54 6 25
150 Wyoming lambs, culls 64 6 26
178 Wyoming lambs, feeders 54 6 26
656 Wyoming lambs, feeders MS 6 35
8U9 Wyoming ewes 100 4 20
339 Wyoming lambs, feeders 67 6 85
43 Wyoming ewes 95 3 76
909 Wyoming ewea , 84 8 76
278 western ewes, feeders 88 2 25
CHICAOO LIVK STOCK HARKKT
Cattle Steady tn lower Hoi Strong;
lo ingeer.
CHICAGO, Aug 25. CATTLE Receipts,
22.000 head: market, steady, loo lower
steers, t6.6otf7.86; cows, 83.40.uG.2S; heifers,
$.1 5oij6.0u; bulls. I'l. 00.4. St; calves, li.OOt
9.00; sioukers and teeners, i 76 ao. lu.
HOtiS Receipts, lg.fx) head: nisikf
strong to 5o higher: ' choice heavy. I.l54t
8.20: butchers, 8S.ltHi8.26: light mxed. 87. W
tytjUO; chocs light, 8a.Xa8.2u; packing. 17. W
'(lino, pigs, Ju.wy7.jv, bulk of sales, ti.iuuf
8.15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22,000
head; market, strong; sheep. 54.0iVr)5.90;
lambs, 26.26tj7.80; yearlings, 1.005.50.
head. Msrket
of market, 27 30;
were:
Cattle, lloss till
Jlieep.
.. 9.500
4.000
6. 2-9
7.000
13,000
.55.SU0 ' 47.454 47, .00
7.e8
1.900
- 1.600
6.409
9 000
18.0110
Plate: No. L 5c; No. 2, 4c;
7c; No.- 3, 7o.
No. 8. 80.
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
32.75 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 60o bunch,
Cabbage, home grown, lo per lb. Wis
consin Red Globe onions, 2o per lb. Cali
fornia cauliflower, 83.00 per orate. Toma
toes, home grown, market basket. 60c:
crate, 34.00. Lettuce, per dos., SOo. Par
snips, turnips, carrots. 75c per dos. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips.
etc per dos., 75o. ,-
POTATOES-New, 66o per bu.
HintT.H Ma- 1 ar,n TV, XT 1 ,u4 ,1-
: . i . . . M
Kansas City Grain and Previsions. . , '
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 28 WHHAT Setv l
tember. 9lo: December.- 8941c: Mav. (Wc. ,
Cash: Unchanged KiJ,'o, 2 hard. 8c4i81.01.-.!.
No. 3 hard. StflOTd: No. 2 red. l.O4L06.
No. 8 red, 81.00tll.oi. . . . ? .
CORN fieniemhar. AfKwe Dansmhsr 6.Ut, ,
JJtaxt afin I. . X- 1 .. 11.. .. 1 A . 1
No. 8 mixed, o;. No. 8 mixed. fi63cl
No. I white, 66o .No.' 8 white. 65c.
OATS-Nominaliv Unchanged: No. 9 whlta .
si-jisocj io. i mixea, tiw&o. . .. .
HAY Unchanged: orlolei tlmothv. 210 RtVA )' '
11.00; choice pialrlo. . 87.764i8.00: . choice aUn -
falfa, 8i3.oojti4.00. , ". - : h
BUTTER Creamerv extras- 6c? etr.ts .
25c; seconds, 23c; packing stock. 19o. t-i
EGGS Extras, 2ro: flrsla.- 21e: , asoonda.,,.
and dirties, 12c; southerns, loss off, 140. ,.,'
., Receipts, nhipments
Wheat, bu 1 165 uu0 su aoa . ..
Corn, bu ' 20.0UO . . (Afta) .!",
Oats, bu 5.000 . 4,000 c,
1 .
Kansas City options closed as follows: '. .
Articles.
Opvn. High. Low. Close.
Wheat I
September ... 90 B ' 91 80 91A
December ... . 89 89 , HI 69 A
May 93 93 931 9311
Corn '
September ... 81 61 60 60 B
Iiecember ... 63 . 63 ' .62 62 U
May 66 66 64 54A
A asksd. B bid.
. . . Metal Market. ,
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.--MKTALS The
market for standard copper on the New
York metal exchange waa easy today but
very quiet, no sales being reported. The
London market closed steady, with spot
at 159 Us Id, and futures at Mils, -Lake
locally waa quoted at 616 OOOfia.87; electro
lytic, 212.87912.12; castipg, J 12.63 W
12.87. Tin was easy,' with spot August
and September closing at 630.3Orrr-M.40; Oc
tober, 30. 363:40.47; Nov, , 8a0 iVaaUM; De
cember, $30.40-30.60. No salea ware re
ported on the local exchange. The Iaon
don market was easy, with spot closing
at 137 12s 6d, and futures at 138 16s. Lead
was steady, with spot at 84.2734.42 New
York, and at $4.2&.4.30 East' St; J Louis.
The English market was -unchanged at U2
8s 9d. Spelter was quiet, wltb spqt clos
ing at 35.705.50 New York, and at 5.ov9
6.66 Eaat St. Louis. The London market
was a shade higher, at 422 2s. 6d. The
English Iron market waa lower, at 40s
10d for Cleveland warrants. ' The local
market waa steady: No. 1 foundry north
ern. 317.6t18.00; No. . 2, 617.00ial7.60;. No. 1
southern and No. I southern soft. $17.75ij
18.26 '
ST. IX)U1S. Aug. 86-METAL81-Lad,
weak; 84 274.80. Spelter, lower, 16. 65.
Coffee Market. ' '
NEW YORK, Aug. '86 tTJOFFEat-Mar-.
ket for coffee futures opened ateady at
unchanged prices to an advance . of five
points in sympathy with the partial ad
vance of pfg. at Havre. Much of the
business was in the shape of exchanges
from September to later months In prepar
ation for the first September notice, day
en Friday, and In the i.lete trading ttear
months were rather easier- In- sympathy
with the spot situation and as a result
of liquidation. The cloae waa steady at
a decline of 5 points on August but gen
erally unchanged to 5 points higher. In
cluding 10,000 bags switched the business
aggreKated 26,250 bags, September closing
at 5.8oiu6.35c; pecember, 6.20c; July, 8.46c.
Spot market, quiet; Rio No. T, 7c;
Santos No. 4, 8V&3c. Mild, quiet; Cor
dova. 83 12e.
Bank of Germany tntesaent. 1
BERLIN. Aug. 26 The weekly state
ment pf the Imperial bank of Germany
shows the following changea: Cash In
hand, increased 27,8A.0OO marks; loans, dea
creased, 3 312 000 marks; . discounts, r. de
creased 37.29k,0"0 marks; treasury bills, de
creased 86.994.000 marks;: Mo circular
t!on. decres"-d 114 Olio msrks; depns'n.
Increased, 24.837.000 marks.. ...,
21 steers.
10 cows...
6 cows..
8Mt
4 tn
3 75
2 90
Wyoming.
17 cow a
8 cows
11 cows
9H)
912
S 75
8 75
2 90
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25. CATTLE Receipts,
6.H0O head. Including 2,400 Texans; market
lower; native alilppng and export ateers,
86 50"7.40; dressed beef and butcher ateei's,
86.25di6.2G: steers under 1.000 pounds. 84 15
06.40; stockers and feeders, 63.004.50;
tows and hefers. 13 25 fl 6. 35; annere, t2 0nrr
2 26; bulls, 3 0iVa4 5o; calves, 85 504,8.00;
Texaa and Indian steers, 3.266.00; cows
and heifers, . 2 40a4.65.
HOGS Receipts, 6,408 head: market,
steady; pigs and lights. 8626S10; packers,
87 M"rj8.00; butchers and beet heavy, 86.0Oi
8.20.
riHEEP AND LAMBS Reeelpta, 6,200
head: market, higher: native muttons.
83.5Oh4.50: iambsa 860037.60; culls and
bucks, 32.50-4 50; . stockers, 83.0O&3 75.
..Kansas t'llr Aire Stock Market.
KANSAS PITY. -Aug. 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14.000 head,. Incluaiug 3 0oj head
southerns: market steady to i'c lower
top. 17. hO; choice export and dressed beef
su-ere. 87ti7'w; fair to good. l'..if,fiW
weatern steera. Vl..i.do; stockers and feed,
ers. 83.004t4i.Oi); south' rn steers, asOtKot-'rO
southern cows, 82.0023.40; native cows, J2.00
RUNAWAY TRAIN KILLS THREE
Brakes Refase to Work on Freight
on a Strep Grade In '
California.
11 , , -
BAKERS FIELD, Cal Aur. .-Twe
brakemen and the engineer of a south
bound freight' on the Southern Pacific rail
way that left here last, evening were
killed early today when the train was
wrecked on the steep grade between the
top of Tehachapl Pass and Mcijave. The.
train ran sway when the brakes refused .
to work. Five others are reported Injured.
Herbert E. Gooch Co.t ,
Brokers and Pealers '
BAtmT. ' airTIt68tn.' i mtOOKtL' "
s.aba Offtcet Sl 88. V. tails StlAg. ""
ell welsvboas, 8eiarlae Sal. " -
laAenesAenk A-S181 nod A-S1S.
Oldesi SIM Largest UoiLse t .f4, AUa ' '
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