Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 9, 1902, Page 10

C0llERClAl. AND FINAKCIAL Bunh-dludn(hlulMOn-l Down Fiercely, OTHER LINES AFFECTED BY WEAKNESS Onts Recede with s Aftected by Pore suit _the holders. here was & punicky arop of cline of over 1o country side were bou: Seacish. Woth de liveries of wheat aiso were too prices and on Very sick and the fortunate shor! ot ov6r enough accounts 1o lump, At the close’ September own and [~ umbor bt ons had strength, ged to Ium on the woul Nll!vi'so as filled 'I“l bears from 'l have been better. Hay “s promised dant ields. Eyen with the wheat market weakening on the ( e Sl tar out of the natural ‘Tange mnlnf sales today in- senche of selling orders stEek »e ind ited In the break of 2%e. m. P n":;: lll'qulrlm.dr:o(l from indered There W“ a littie l’& sctio; uu, but the close was very weak, 4 at Biec. On the decline De- .d u!:’l - s Bulls were simply terror-stricken. ne story that went the rounds was that the Infuen- flal, bull interests had closed out’ thelr Beldl ipts "c:flhvn.y‘.ntull at cars, but no uphol ' ‘Wheat was influenced o & great extent . Blg commisson 1 on the fine bearish crop still kept above last was moderate early ‘Shorts, Which tendied prices for gables and other mnh’l“lwtfllofl an OD( Clear- ‘lll‘ wi it W In C and IIM!J.( e de- cline. Cash s st 8 good pre nlun. as h::i 'nn- st ‘saont o o] “oroke' o "41o at 6. Lo- cont "'Wm' R o8, favorable R‘ lm and nty a luut timent g-n::'g-.u e, fons % nm- heavy I -mu\-y -nryuflu tumm : X "aha 35 & whtipdae | 7 . . .:.?m (an@wA wmm Catawvas per 0-1b. '&rb IBERRIES—Per 18-qt. case, $2.50 gae :;.__-.-gg:zsm kll T S, e neldy. western llolll”‘ 1. Toned at $11, nominal; refined, Bouin America, S "eom &8 continent, #.3. Pork easler; . o8 r, . 00g1. WOOL- Steady; demestio ALLOW- ~Dul{, sity @ ; country (pkgs, free) IICE - Firm; dommestic, Talr 1o exira, 440 c Japanese, " b6 New Orleans, 3@ Auu—fl‘:.d! steady; . ) 3,046 phkgs.; dull; 4 vl ”m..'ms ‘Receipts, 6,570 lrr"ulu, state and Pennsylvania, c; weste dled Wwestern uncandled, St £ ickens, 3 turkeys, R-—Packing stock, 184136, cholcs o h’?xmflm 'rhji:—';wm. Too: e l- rln ) 6e; pl c ‘ e. lnl. ns 338 rea fish, F o * | 1ts opening rise of this morn yesterday' l.'l‘A LS, CAUumW!R—Hom grown, per dos., m’“"m e (SREEN omofi's—nr 02, according to NI e b m. GBflN CORN—gn dufi Ma. CUCUMBERS —Per —Per dox. nrimuuua—f_ o WAX Home ; string "33 E—California or home grown, oM Ne—New Cailtoraia, 1n sacks, por b, 1 Per bu., §2.18 FRUITS mnm-flm \TOES—] !MN TROPICAL FRUITS. INEAPPLES-—Fiorida, 80 to 3 count, AS—Per Mnlh‘t. CITY, Aug. 8 -WHEA’ -Wi—"u THE OMAHA DAILY _BEE: BATURDAY AUGUST 9, 1902. —WHIA'I'—A tive, &t "Beptemper, i Gt mber, 39%c. CRTE-DII. weak: "Gk, "Sic; new fep- tember, 3ijgc: new D-cemlm. e, lover, _ dull, fer. October, 638, Jansary: go.16 RYE—No, n Marker. . 8—CORN—Easy; Ensy, lower; No. 3 white, %@ :&hmh‘ O vasis ot SL for fn- mflw. fi lower; No, Duluth Grain Market. DULUTH, Aug. 8—WHEAT—No. 1 bhard, 16%c; No. 3 northern, sage; No. 3 nor(bem ;" Beptember, 674 ;" Decemi o. ATS—September, ¥c; December, 2%. AND BONDS, Fresh Upward Movement Followed by Depression in Some Raflroads. NEW YORK, Aug. §.—There were efforts to shift speculative ters of the market. The opening dealings The Of 'the. market showed that the Klamor ot the suppoued plan for merger of the south- ern trunk had taken hoid on the ammn- £ the wpecalative worid and most of which were vio- lently llocl.d y-tenuv started off on a fres) rd movement today, although it “Decarne Gulehly celtant Syt ot mem ‘Was overrunning f{tseif. he desire to take profits on the bellet that prices hed e Sie above the in- trinsic value of the stocks had t T action fn Tilinols Central, Louisyile & ashviiie and conln(e\m\uly in Hockls Valley. The last named stock not only lost ing, but all o vpening gain as he A he reaction was not so violent in other nocu, although lue Island developed a heavy tons and Colorado Fuel became ‘weak, with conlld!rlblo sentimental effect ©On the general market. It cannot be said that the r‘:xetlon in the southern sensational hat lmpolru.n a pendine aim- The Sulty sncounssred. | by Lowlsville. in its ad- | I ® 150 was aitfibuted to the fact | Rochester mn that is m n‘:u at which the option | Atlanta & P. Morgan & | Des Motnas rosd. vance al m (c buy lh- control o the !Wn- l the llr.'lt selling of tl Pl wpeculat \glleu rociatmad was a Brobably Toerterday's violent advances bably some intment was fel Mclal announcement of the Is!u Eestern Illi- reason advi l.nca beyond l re- rumor of holdings in the 4. J. Hil lnd pllnl for its b ”%%.. Tin lo bo purely spceux llvn rolm.- of streng hern stocks, Pamber o nlnor -toc:u ot ol nks has gained en the Interior 1o oeet: ‘e drain n:"fbho ‘::: -7 reas Ppoor - Ly % ] = 3é3emxgastiiizany sl » i ¥ i £88888888, i L Egyizaigitenies tored the conviction i the | Hartfo elopmenia are m- | Feoria 'ork v :&h!fl?h y'oln -A . M43.007; balances, h.h IIKA. nces, s, honer, 10 ORE Al& l—Ch‘ nw "; CINCINNATI 8.—Clearin, 83223, - 0; money p.r gont; New York ex- change ‘?‘ Au e $6,296,085 w-nm Sedoe 085, money, per cent; New York exchange at par. WEEKLY OLEARING HOUSE TABLE. of Business Tramsacted by Associated Bamks. Asmres: B week ended A 1. of increase decrease as compared with the corresponding week last year: 'w Haven :‘t.?"“u'i OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Very Light laudph of Oattle and Prioes |71 Hold Just About Steady. HOG MARKET SUFFERED SHARP DECLINE Only Six Cars of Sheep and Lambs Arrived and Market Did Not Show Any Quotable Change on Fat Stufi—No Feeders on Sale. BSOUTH OMAHA, A\l‘ Five days this week.18,180 i ‘week. ...11,066 gime Bame 15,740 FOR THE Ym‘:'? f?fl‘fl"': The following table shows P! b and at South Omaha fo mm‘nu'g date,"With comparisons with o5 year: . m ‘Orégon sheep. 298 Oregon, feed P il T ¥ P T t'I'fl’fl!l"!’ o BEZEZERIEESEE ', #0 that the market was not made. The sheep e heaYy oTiihers, which = have been draggy all the week, and of course ors ‘were a little slow about buying ’nu general market on -nug on:l‘ yuflln o it et was fully steady Wth yestor- ‘lzhun were no feeders offered, but there 00d many orders in the hlnd o( isajon men, and in fact the E’R all has not been equal to the fl!- annnd and the market has held good and Quotations tor ' ¢lip) stock: to hol rlin, fair to good, § “J. ‘t‘o ol ofivnm R 50; ur to nod wet m ood to cholce e'w . h I rlto lmbl."a 0073.20 cholce sprin R e Tt KN jer wethers, Wan0; tecder Tamba, c"“n-. WG "n:.;'nunuun sales: Av. Pr. [ ¥ ] ® 31 'clchno LIVE STOOK MARKET, parisons with former ye D-u Im nmumn- mll.’ 1896 ~ = wewe _BSSE - $528%% 82288 'k%fi‘.!ffi g - Py 2 32338 SES8 "ES & | anse "3us e onon 2RBe s ° 8555 SE8RTR - e ot 2E2:%3 BISE8E "B | ¢ (e Bt ottt | tbrorc o (rowe e k3 33 1 £ Jiiams et ccane 558 ag " e T e e oo e Tns 553 * Indicates Sun & 1spost e & X daptstiien, of o; u'r?ouw-. sach buyer b {ng the num- f head | ey " Cattle. Bpr 449 "m !l!u:..:i: 35§ i : 2 3 il 335 if g : E;r% £3 5,; = in much better !ll;l of the week. st S e v aed bava - ml.n, ot y demand. Dealers as mucl ference made tw hnrn.d lnd d}lbornofl cattle as th-n Sl g, Qe ¥ qant vt il e Soneen l( PO e— 2 R FUSSSRTBBIERR k3132244 w - - 'etgks " SaasganGrss Ot tu, sutsee ,'Ep g o t2s = > 88 > 8§ ] 4 EER Ha L EERARBL- e ; i [P Ta—" 1 3 ;{ INTE3RS: Esgizar # woarsrsronel?, 4 R eiusias £ § 58, N - it 3! | i g 3 £ t} i i g § i s F U e U BEEEEEEEEI NN NSNS CEEREERRRERE LG . ¥ Cattie Steady, Hogs Lower, Sheep and Lamba Higher, ‘western tb 17,000 head; -flm(.fl left over, teers, $.00G7. HOGS—Recel tomorrow, 500 marke 10¢ lower; m and hmchlrl. u fod to_choice hewvy, rouel eavy, 38. light, bunx of STk VAND )t.unu—moulxu 7,000 head; sheep and lambs, stron igher; good’ to n:{. olce. weth gholcs mixed, 32. native. lambs, lings, $3. 1y 5 SRR S el oo New York Live Stock Market, NEW - YORK, 8.—~BEEVES—R u rily estimg “&dnll’l. l‘tnlrnlr sales litle firmor Native steers ‘soid |b- Head &t 3: .,mf?m:z,e- L n at .ll.d welght; refrigerator beef, Ib. ports_ today, 11, th um?.‘.: e S o “““unu. of %0, e l::.d market low;r‘ 'BS—W head; sheey strorg 3 se mn-r"’u-u 106%0 higher; 1op Taho bs, $6.65, - ermbicey Stoux City Live ; m“w.’ 9¢; mid- Oewb-r. 'IH :enw,e::"‘:: ‘and un'rfn. vueA Aynl 1.67 bales; ordinary, maw;:—m: low middii and l’:lr. i Booclots, 341 Aug. rnlddlm o sales bales 'm?mnu. 04 bel s, GALVESTON, Aug, 8-~COTTON-Market qulet at 8 lge.” © % s LIVERPOOL, moderate bi BOSTON, Aug. 8.—The C_-.MAI tin will say wool rmdlhnu fted f [ n! u- its to In d l‘!nnlylvlnl o}flml’lvlnll X LONDON, Aug. $.~The do-nnd for mone; ginckened todey, but funds not plent! ful. “The ndebiadneas to the Bank of Rng. land, ntly, been reased, and tement by Ilr Michael Hleh -Beach, llor of the olchnnor. that treasury bills for £75,000,000 will be issued, supported discounts against lh. effect of the cessa- tlon of the French demand for gold and rumors of pu-dbl- gold shipments from New - York to London. Business on the Btock uclnnn Wwas on the verge of stag- nation today, & ration for the ment. A hllllh ler tone was maintained and the excellent ress of the king in- urchases of consols for French sccount. Home ralls were inclined harden. Américans w- !ln:-k‘ nol-lblr Loul-vllh t Nuhvllla feature, t 404, one point above the clonmfln S the exchange. ‘The. amount ot Sk - Bank of England on 48,000, to _the amount of &30 was Withdsawn for ship- fhent to Malta. Gold premium at Rome, PARIS, Aug. $.—Sentiment on the bourse today v.as o, but trading was not active, s were good invnl- ment flamlnfl lnd bank shares were stron, Russtan industrialy were 'l‘l.hod and Met- rde AExchanges on Lona for checks, ulet. Found easier on umfi.fumr"n pOrts from the Rhine manufacturi; ng, a the decline In steel repo Ofl and Reosin, Ol CITY, Pa Aug. 8—OIL-Credit bal- dn«“;“o shipments, bbis.: a: 77,068 bbla. mmmu. Aug. t—on.-'ru Frude curpintiv: i, B e umfln o’ Aug, l--olb—'l‘urgo an ) H, §1.60; L 8.9, W. CHARLBESTON, Aug. 8.—OIL— % tine and rosia unchl?dx[: T":'" LEDO, O A #90; South Lima and Indtans, ser " M NEW YORK, Aug. 8 N O Cotton eed, m"’\‘llflum. leady. Rosin, IIOMV “wfl! Nfln.d IDO(‘ I(“fl! —Oletlullmd LUNDON. Al oy ug. oD, % fiuf‘ ¢ tober, 400 lhv. Lmue Philadelphia Produce Market, PHILADILPHIA. Aug. 8.—BUTTER- Unsstting; sxtre Wesiar creamers. s - 3 EGGS—F1I ’ ®00d demand; fresh nou-by Whe fresh wes : fresh estern, 19c; resh southérn, db 7¢. ko fudl New Yor: Palt ‘oreu pfln small, 1001040 mu:u. f-.lr" 4 M' iy Sugar -l-rk'tl. $ o} 5.600; iulvv e lows Oft; ' Cinetanati Spirite cn«:nllu'n. Al 8. g ished goods steady :n.' bul.!t’“' FOREST FIRES IN WYOMING Hundreds of 'l‘-‘n.— ds of Deollarw ‘Worth of Fine Timber Being Destroyed by Flames, BATTLE LAKE, Wyo., Aug. 8.—~Three im- mense forest fires are burniug flercely Within & few miles of this tewn. Hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of some of the destroyed, and unless the flames are checked by rain the loss will reach into the miltfons, On the ‘west fork of the Encampment river, one of the most beautiful forests in the state is being ravaged by fires that started in three different places, but which 16-160; | have now spread into ome gigantic blase. 1 i | The amount of timber that will be destroyed there alone is estimated at $1,000,000. No little comcern is being manifested for the safety of the towns of Battle Lake and Rambler, which lie a mile and & balf apart. The origin of the fire is attributed to day, September 6, as the date for the county convention, at which will be nominated