Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1902, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1902. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Bull Influence Sucoumbs to Bearish Ele- ments and General Trend is Lower. CORN RETREATS AFTER EARLY UPTURN ' Wheat Trade Dull and Weakness Fol- lows tial Firmness Hog Products Are Fairly Active, CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—All_markets had a downward trend today. Fine weather in the northwest, where the spring wheat harvests are exerllng a big influence on world prices, and 10 possibilit creased movement, worked the ige off of wheat. Corn seemed to e been ov bought on the fear of s ity for n contracts. Good crop reports did the res and sympathy influenced down-turns in other pits. At the close September wheat was %@%c lower, Beptember corn Yc off and Beptember olLl c down. Provisions closed e up to be d Teade T wheat was & dull, Jageing attatr for some time. There were ocdasional spurts of activity, but in general the trad- ers simply allowed prices to slip away gradually on the influence of the north- tern markets. There had been fair weather in the spring country for twenty- four hours and predictions were for & con- tinuation of the favorable condition bles were indifferent, weather being Bne both in England and France and the s demand was disappointing. Cool wes ar in the northwest, together with poor grad- ing here and lighter receipts of wheat probably was the reason why there was no heavy selling pressure in wheat. Cash stuff northwest was as much as 1l4c lower and the demand was slow. Minneapolls and Duluth were not getting much wheat, but there were prospects of an increased move- ment. September here started a shade to c lower at T8 e and slowly fell to Tile, closing woak, e lower, at L recelpts were 4 ars, one of de, and Minneapolts and Duluth reported cars, making a total for the three points of 769 cars, against 672 last week and 1,089 a year a Prlmlr‘ Te- celpts were 1,198,000 bu., compared to 1,81, a year ago. Beaboard clearances In wheat and flour equalled 360,000 bu. The world's visible supply decreased 1,906,000 bu. There was a limited demand early for Beptember corn, on the influence of higher cables and poor al grading. Stocks were falling off. Rains also retar« jed the matur- ing corn. These factors started a little bull movement early and September corn once more sold at 8c. The pit, however, soon took on a heavy aspect. In the enthusiasm during the last bull turn it seemed that too much stuff had been taken on. Holders “of_in- $22.00G24 pnmea belifes, $8.759. Lard, steady st cloced at a\um‘ 8.25; family, $20.00 mesa, §1 112 ’r%-rn Recelpts; state dair . %@ R fancy large, 106 Edos’ '(acflpu, Pennsylvania, r‘nndl-a 18@20c. Westérn steamed, South, America, mnum-m 411.3 Icklfd hams, $11.16; i1 uouoo p $10.65, nominal; $12.38; 25 short, clear, $14.75@2 eam “fldnc mer; - pkgs.; A 8,168 pl‘l 3 fos western, uncandled, (OLASSES—Firm. METALBS—About Iish market was advance for the da spot at £122 bs steadler and reported a of &s, future; an at £ Spot clostd here at $25.1¢ It is reported that the ce was due to manipulation and could not be cnndlllnnl here sustained under and abroad. In doin, Standard spot cl $11.509711.65, casting at $11.30 making _fina 1is 34 and on fut no change in the lead situation s market, being held at W moderate demand the loca mestic market with spot at yas unchanged gn.u- Glasgow closed 'on_on_this # No. fous ., arkets report existing e “copper there and price changes were osed at $10. electrolytic at L w@1i.46. London " duotations on_spot ures £51 1 3 for spelter in the sustal English mar anges w ide.” Warran 2 foundry, northern, ndry, southern, slight 6 at £ at bis borough at G2s 10%d. OMAHA WH ducks and B! dairy, in tubs, 1 rRBSH |'ALG he-d-, 1 OATB—UIG, uc BRAN—-P Hay Dealers’ upland, §7.; roe, are for hay of mand fal weakened from their bullish position and on the wheat break let go of stuff. The high price deterred shorts from covering freely and prices broke. September was erratic. Fluctuations were rather wide. September eventually sold down to 57%e and closed weak, 1%c down, at 68c. Re- ceipts were 80 cars, six of contract grade. Oats showed a little firmness at the lur( with corn, but at once weaken offerings. Cash business of late h: slow because of the inferiority of at oa were rain conditions northwest were very favorable. Commission houses had selling orders and rotessionals scaiped on bear side. Biptember sold from %o to & weak close, %g lower, at Provisions were only falrly active and were somewhat irregular. Hogs were com much bigher prlou and there w was rport. n good demand. Pork ba, ‘However, were sold. frecl o the bulge aad -lumpeh September por closed Be 5nwn at §16.57, September lard The up at $1096 and Seplember riba S0 oft at_$10.15. e nte for tomarrow: Wheat corn, 20 cars; oats, 250 cars; hogs, 000 hea ”‘n. ludln‘ futures ranged as follows: Articles.| Open. | High.| Low. | Close.| Yes'y. gy & % ; $§§2 52 5 ’fii =55 ol Ll ] 1$ lll‘ll(h ll‘ '&. opecials ‘r—m z - .rl.. stral H Tlc No. § spring, 3, 28%@29%0; No. 3 white, 220 Sle. R! r to cholce m;mnt, 62@43c. SEED—No. 1 flax, 0. 1 northwest- ern, §1.47; prime umlhy. H40; clovcr. con- POTATOES-New, GREEN ONIONS—g:r do size of TU] “ToMA OLESALE LIVE POULTRY—] 8—Candled stock, 16e. He according to age, 3 m, $6.50. ' Rye straw, $6.50, '!";I ese prices s $ood eolor and quality, De- 7 recel NEW CELERY—KllIml-Ioo and Quotations Fancy Produce. turkeys, spring chicke: Oc stock, se rp‘m 12¢; arator, or, R bul!ad, rer lb z’lorc. obaters, green, per b, new, lc. (I light. BLES. r bu., :ukeéc %o; string beans, per m’::klo‘tlw nGABBAGB—California or home grown, bomons-mw home grown, in sacks, per TOBS—Per mrknubllkul. 6@soc. NAV! BEANS—Per b UITS, PEACHES—California Late Crawtords, 'LUMS — California, I’ te, fancy, % Y, 3 T D PRUNEB—Pur per. box, PEARS—California, T box, $1.75; Clapp's Favorite, Co lorado, n; T tath CRABAPPLEl—Por bbl., $2.60. E—Genuuine 8. EAN%NAI—P" bunch, according to size, Limoneira, §4.000 Valencias, $4.75G5.00; Mediter- ets, . 00GM. PmnKPPLts'iP-r NS—Calitornia 4 lhxulgl;: 3. 0. 1 yeal calf, 11 to T ibe” et th, Tho; horse hides ORN—Per o lle: hl.l'd shell, shell, 10c; 1b., l4c; -:m loc; hard 'sh h filberts, pe te, $1. PICAL FRUIT 50@6.00. 2604.50, R u% lb.- sall el 1b., 120: small, 10c; cocoanuts, per dos. LD METALS—A. B. Alpern quotes the Iron, country n\lx.fl per T, .'a‘."c"'m""‘ copper, per ass, 8%c; brass, o) following price: ton, ron, “l t, 8c; sine, per ib, St. Louis Grain and Provi ST, LOUIS, 0. 3 red cash, i Beptel mber, i No. 3 hard, B> ofiubgs—u- Pvrk bbL, $16.85 Pt Lard, 1 P 0,850 8714, RY'-— ow Dry sides (boxed), $10." 0.1 i ; . g C'WHISKY—On the basis of high wines, u'l'ha following are the receipts and ship- ;. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls. 21,000 14,000 ‘Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Dats, . 82,000 n‘h toflly the hul- A -u-dy, ter mufi-t -l‘::'ahr dairies, Eggs, steady; nu NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Dary o Commoditics. selpts, A ports, B8 ‘tendy, gative. the " wheut acell :':n.:i“:.."“';'.'. o R85 sSikato: win Heady als sdoi S isga o (5'?'" m“h‘ffi fancy. 8.00 xtras, 'winter low b ul-.w‘m seaboard m outside mar- heaviness Fro 35 T Wl B R ':g Y tlon m lower. a b-tur 'Iult decline, rlfi clur efi"‘ %g;i_ mb—‘lndy 2.0 —Firm; HAY—Firm to wmigcvmud Hb- "g&'fi%&_umu stead: springs, 13c; turkeys, 11 BUTT! n—nuu and weak; creamery, 16@ I e o 10,000 16,000 0¢; dal EGG Flour, bbls, eat, bu. Corn, bu Oats, bu. Liverpool G LIVERPOOL, No. 1 northern, , ‘western wi lulum, “arm, rlh-. 130 24 10, 49s. cady, Sia; Amé CHEES) steady, 47s quiet, 6d. TA! Australian, FLOUR-St. 243,000 centals, American. No recelpts of Kansas City KANBAS CITY, A HAY—Choice prairie. $6.00. Al -levnor. California, stron, be nuflx Louls fancy winter, HOPS—At London (Pacific coast), steady, Receipts of wheat December, bever, L fancy - m-un{ nd sacked, east §ood, timoth: ot oo, o xed, !l.‘dy at cmxnu Grain and Provistous. 2.~ WHEAT—8; 3d; N’w Aug. spring, firm, 6s 3 nter, steady, Gs 34d; Ni , 8 14d: ‘tutures, qu! December, 68 Septem! I &k ORN—Spot, dmlclrlun mixed, steady, ull; September, nomly January, 48 X S—Beef, steady; extra Indla Pork, firm; prime Hams, ibs. nrm 669 6d prime western, in_tierces, , firm, ulet; American finest 'hll.. can refined, in palls, American finest colos rus steady, lar, 378 rregul including 235,000 cen Grain tmothy, $.0099.5; rnflnn‘i‘. compoun Pork, steady: firm; state western the only noteworthy feature in the domestic metal markets to- day was the sharp decline in tin vi ounting to 2 points, whereas the Eng- lues, closing with 21 10s. There was rices steadily, declin and Middles- MARKETS. 9%@10c; roosters, chotes ‘ngeic. "'"m! 10c; ller- reh, four-bllklt $1; Japanese, in peach box: elsey, ‘Japan, per four-basket orats, -'edy, #1; peach plums, §i; P. D. $c; No, m 16c0; ' pecans, hr:-, t 8 Bali Wm rch 3 cash, 57c; track, 5@ ATHe. a5 58“’"’" "ot mess, " short cut, b6s 66d. Bacon, Cumber- short qnm. ,or llo lnx three days, American corn. d Provisions. . 26.—WHEAT-—Sen- mber, choice 1 hard, No. 1 northern, Tc; No. 2 m’"h'"h 7!*Pl?‘ lenll . .00; FLOU second nrat’ clears, X o patents, 00G33.10; Dosond cloars BRAN—In hufl*‘ql Chi NEW graphie y radstree in_avaiiable a WHEATUnited States and Canada, east of Rockies, increased, 206,000 bu.; afloat for and in Europe, increased. 1 .«nnnd bu.; total supply, increased, 1,906 000 i aited States and. c-‘y;.a- Canada, east b wen in Av YOR! nd K A 26.—Spec ble eommunlcl( jons recelv show the following tha upplies, compared with . rm; 150 east increased, Among the more im) t increases re. rted are those of 265000 bu. at Burling- Fon, 00,00 bu, at northwestern interior ele. vators, um bu. at Omaha and 50,000 bu. at Winnipe The 'leaain net decreases are those of 210,- [anitoba, 119,000 bu. at Dcxnl bu. at New rl Newl cmmo’ 1 Paie Gevatirs vate elevators ant M .napw.m u. at N Toledo Grain and Seed. TOLEDO, 0., Aug. 26—WHEAT--Dull and easler; cash, September, T4c bid December, Tlie bld; May, T2%c. a1l and easier; cash, S1%c; Sep- tember, fc bid; December, 42¢ OATS-Dull and easter; ‘September, Me: December, 31%e. SEEDS-Clover m.—y October, $5.67" No. 2 alsike, w RYE—5lic, nominal. a Produce Morket. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.—BUTTER— Steady; extra western separator creamery, 194c; extra nearby prints; 2ic, GGS—Fresh nearby, Zic, loss off; fresh western, Zic, loss off; ‘fresh southwestern, 19¢, loss off; fresh southern, 16@i7c. loss off. CHEESE—Firm; New York full creams, cholce smail, mhc. hflew York full creams, d n Fortland, £50 n do. ket ere active and_easier; anuary, $5.47% bid; fair to good, @ Milwaukee Grain Market. GMILWAUKEE, Aus. %, — FLOUR — “ HE AT—Lower; No. 1 northern, 7lc to -Loev.c, No. 2 northern, 770 to T8%o; Beptem- ARLEY—st ady ; " mae. OATS—8teady; lllndnfll 83%c. CORN—September, 68%c. P“IOIUA. I, v i TB-QI“"! new the llhbfl goods. NEW YORK STOOKS AND RBONDS Aug. fi.-CORN Sliow. 60c. " Neor 3, ¢, track. basis o n for Volume of Dealings Large, Active, but Wavers at Close, NEW YORK, Aug. 26—The volume of denlings in stocks rose well over 1,000,000 y. The market showed great animation at different times dul'in{hlhe day and gave an impression of strength, owin, fo the enormous buylng on an upw range of a few stocks, but the speculative profit-taking under cover of this strength rea: Market y_crumbling tendency in the closing ‘There was no reason to accompan: the relapse any more than there was to account for the previous notable advances. ‘There was no more solicitude over the money today than has been Sxpected - by warning cautions for some time, and f'“‘ peolally since the market took on the ent proportions of the speculation. mgmy probable, nevertheless, that the large gperators in stocks are allve to the pessi- sirous of making their fore Sctual toi oi faci, there wes lher transfers of currency today to '.h' In terior through the subtreasury and loan bills were forelgn exchange market. But discussion is already heard of next Saturday’'s bank statement and ways and means for rellief of the money market by the intervention | Missour, of United States treasury authorities are already canvassed without throwin, clolr light on the course to be pursued. T‘ retary of the treasury rescinded the stand- ing order of his predecessor for the pur- chase of government bonds In the market rice, and he is reported not 'to renew this method of 'Ic quotations 18 supposed to ro- reparations by bankers to this end, but the scanty floating supply of govern: men s makes such a demand quitkl effective In Iifting prices to & pOIRE which will wipe out the Profit both on banking on and on the holding of govern- ment _deposits. There was nothing In the ruling rate of money today, which fell to 3% per cent, to indicate_sof éitude on the part of specus ators. . The leadership of the mArket in Rt strength was assumed by Atchison, the argument being that the higher price recently achleved by other stocks war- an advance in that stock. Meantime the higher prices for other stocks were in. viling the enormous speculative liquida: tion which finally broke the market. Deal- ings continued very large in Union Pacific, Balumore & Ohio and Blout'han‘x‘ Pacific, but sl o, t! Dmh{" taking. Ply e prevalent ere was more doing in other parts of the market than yesterday, but the con- eation in the leaders was still acute and here were large portions of the list in which the dealings were quite insignificant, especially the industrials, which were a‘- fected possibly by the forcible sentiment foF thel? regulation expressed by tho presi- d The market: closed heavy, although ~rhe principal Sotviey ‘T coo ac n the .bond mar. n_the Union Paclfic convertibles, which moved 1 t] a2 did other converitne Invaee Torel ek -3 value, u.m.m unluu sntu olded..' anced o0 the last cafe, ¢ 2904 b Y per cent The " following_are the cl the New York siock evalanpey Jriom 08 oft » Ansc. ‘Mining Co. Brooklyn R. T. ul. Colo.” Pusl & xm.. iinots Centrai lowa Central do ot Pullman P.’ Car Republlc. Steel lities of money difficulties and are de- | gy, it freely negotiated in the | ¥ to have| | advices. Business did not continue brisk, but prices were mostly steady and the market closed firm, Atchison at 97%; Balti- more & Ohlo_and 'Union Pacific were the features. Kaffirs a_fraction. Goid premium: Rome, 15 and 36.75; Buenos the bourse & e appreach of the set- tiement _provoked pmf -taki Rentes were weaker and there was less Investment demand. Forelgners were 1 lar. Span- ish_ ralls were in_demand. Metropolitans hardened. Kaffirs were easier on sales for London account. The private rate of dis- count was 2 per cent BERLIN, Aug. 2.—Exchange on London, 20m 49pfg. 'Discount rates for three months' hills, I per cent; for short bilis. 14 per cent. There was Iiitle feature on the boury today apart from a demand for Portuguede frcurities. Prices generally were silghtly igher. New Y. NEW YORK, Aug. 2%.—~MONEY—On call, steady, 3G8% per cent, closing offer at § e genti”prime mercantile paper, 4%@5% PSTERLING EXCHANGE-Heavy, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.87 lor d 348415 for sixty days; com Mmt?‘ —Bar, G2%c; Mexiean dollars, DS ~ Govarnm'n'- strong; nudy. rallro; y. The closing quotations on bonds are as state, *Bid, **Offered. Boston Stock Quotatio: Call loans, Contrai. BAR SILVMMI at M3-16d per ounce. KON"—W ‘The rate ‘of dlmunt in the op mc( for short bills “ &a t and M months' bills l.-ku-lll-. [AHA, Aug. 2.—Bank clearings todny, ! eofmponem Gay last ‘year, l.,"lLu' B5. CHICAGO, Aug. elflnl‘. - 064 ; balances, $2,381,41; New York exc) 16 @iee dé‘:.;u:'l‘ rootad axamnp, . R L0 R 2 Chenrin 410,827 balances, ey o'l.‘ e A g, 2wt A Dor cent; New York ex- 165 discount. 2.—Clearings, $19,484,174; . %.—Clearings, $228,- Aug. '2.—Clearings, $4,430,- ances, #18.951; money, § pet Gent: of the Treasury. WABHINOTON A l—'l‘odlr‘ ment of the treasury eral tund nclulvn of "the' nu.oum reserv division of A;I‘;l‘llblo cash bal state- l“" Cotto: NEW YORK, A tures opened si Spot closed eady ....%‘:. Se; mlfiuu guif, ‘Kc; ul.- % VIS, Aug. '.—CM'I‘DN—IM Sadn 14 :I “hlmnu. T Daies ame 11,988 lVERPOOL.flAu 3 —lpol. 1 till bust: a Mshur'-fl? d o 1 m! u'l—nd. he th day 'Ql‘l 6,000 bales, of which for speculation and export, in- chldlnl 1,600 American; recelipts, b, bales, all American. Futures opened firm and closed steady, American middiing, & Au ‘Iult 4 50-64, seilera; Au ‘buyers; ' Sep r-Oc §-8id; Obiober-November, i 7-eud Nnvamber-boumber 4 28-64d; Dece: Jenuary, 4 He6ld; nnu-ry Febuary. 3 S0t ‘5"_‘84114«% 26.—C sellers. 0c; Febru c, 2¢. ihrk-t‘ "W saiss, " or, i go0d’ ordl midiing, llvl(c mlddllnl. midding, | a ling falr. Wo BOSTON, Aug. 0od ecelpts, B WOOL-The market this week. But values hold a pretty free move- I ecrttory el ottt el Holders are firm and decline to sell unless they can some profits over the high Prices paid in' the Country. Sarictly fine clothing, 63@65c; fine and fine um. §2c: medtum, xas_wool oonunm with the position ver cloaned basis, al 4 month dlo counties. ght mnlhj New York Mi NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—The following are the closing prices on . mining stoc! Bl"l'r:l\-cn-mery. 11@1sc; dalry, fancy, B — sas stock, e, MINNEAPO! tamiber, $lo; Decemitcr, fresh Missourl and loss off. cases return 14,000 Minnecapolis Wheat, Flour and Bras. 26— WHEAT—8¢ #%c; on rack. an- | LONDON. Aug. 26.-—Money was in good demand today for the payment of rallroad dividends and for stock exchange purpo: 8% | Discounts were firm. On the Stock e: 00| change business was quiet and was gen- Grally moderately firm, Consols eased on further rumors of the forthcoming French loan. Canadian Pacific benefited by the crease in the traffic returns. Americans opened with & good demand on New Yors i chigan, combing TR A o e OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Another Big Run of Oattle, but Desirable Grades Held Fully Steady. HOGS OPENED TWENTY CENTS HIGHER Largest Receipts of Sheep on Record d the Supply for the Year to Date Now Shows an Increa Over Last Year. SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. % Recelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Official Monday 2,55 19,959 Official Tuesday . Bame days la: Same week before.. Bame three weeks ago Same four weeks Bame days last y 863 10, RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE hows the receipts of d sheep at South Omaha for e and comparisons with last o ml lnr Rl\llt 1. Ausust 3. 4 e ®| oo £3 = E - - - s - s periveh 2258 §§§¥§; ¥ =a e - 2_& [SYepsTere T—— B . i S2RER. ropse gunaz FBBI ASS2RB A eeseswtate 232 * orotoserons 222288 58 2 A 3 redemp :2: -8 EETrr - e SIS s st 2398 ‘gIIIID "2IRREE "I it en "gagnss ‘nuns! s 2822838 238328 _3: [Py B [SKIRBE B oo 222 = A}fi%fl EEEES 591 B Alllull 2ol 7 308) 5 o * Indicates Sunday. The officlal nmumber of cars of stock brought n today by each road was: Clllk Hogs. Eh!!p H'r's, 2% ---..- #5828 pereo 223 E LTS TR o un The disposition of the day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num- ber of head indicated: Buyers. Cllkla Hol'l Bheov Omaha Packing C cene 951 Swift and Company..... 4141 Cudahy Pu():t ng C :m 18 feeders. 1067 5 feeders 8 feeders.. 29 feeders 12 feeders . 2 heifers 1 heifer. 10 feeders. 13 cows. 1 DAKOTA. 81 cows. 1 cow. 3 cows. 3 cown... asiaeaii 4 cows. 20 cows 11 cows. 1 bull 2355 127 steers. .. 2 steers. .. 14 steers.. 62 steers. . 1219 Iod cows... 108 148 feeders. 1257 RN SRISLITSEEESR 28 E s s SIBITTR ERERASILTEIS & 81 feeders. XAS. DAHO, S feeders.. ORADO. 10 heiters... 2 helfers... NTANA 2 cows.. SRS S SRS 40 56 teeders.. 15 cows...... 9 feeders.. 2 calves... Q-- ZRTT=B5T: B Gos w2 30 0 1250 ..1310 g 20 foeders 1 bull 24 teeders. 1137 18 feeders. . 5% =3« 1 cow... dine—Neb, 13 cows..... o s g2’ ;.i‘.., et & s aFoa wa REREERATSuY, —Neb. feeders. § feeders. 1 feeder... Norris—Neb. 47 teeders. 1223 1 feeder. 1090 4 feeders..1100 2 teeders..1100 [ 52 feeders.. 97 ymond-—N s teeders 22 53 2p4- 2! 1 2! s 3! 3 SIS R WeoLumrsss 1bull...... 6 feeders. 8 COWS..... tewart—Neb. 2338 wEo: = 5.8 187 4 (1000 800 3 feeders.. Blattenberg Bros.—Wyo 22 feeders..1011 4 60 1 feeder.. M. Spencer—Wyo. 23 feeders. 1151 4 50 Banner & Co.~Wyo. 84 feeders. 1060 4 Prichard & Haves_Wyo, 2 M!OHI 16 steers. 14 steers. 1 steer. ;‘IGS‘%'H ‘ates—Wyo. 2 feeders.. 680 25 feeders.. 677 yers—W yo. 8 teeders 2 feeders. 1 feeder. Fogg—-Wyo. feeders B52088. ;._umo‘.n«a«- suu:fisz!szss e 228 nR pee™ rme-.‘t-=u-o- -s gss & zsEs 358825 28k 21 helfers. 1cow.. 24 cows. b 42 feeders.. 956 4 10 saders. 16,388 CATTLE-There was a liberal run ot gattle here today, but still not nearly ag will be seen from there 18 a good In- over the same the market was in very satisfactory con- d{llon and no great change In prices took P ace, The same as has been the case for time past, thers were very few cornfed steers on’sale. About all that could be market today is to call it prac- oady with ysaterday. althyugh not "enough cattle ' offered to alues. o able gradel ‘and mo quotabl prices pa'd was notlceable. m and common stuff was of course rather slow and the market a little uneven. As a general thing, though, the prices paid aver- e about steady with Jesterday. ulls, vul calves an ags lllo sold in about the same notches they did yesterday. ‘The ltuchr and feeder trade continued active heavy, dehorned cattle ‘were, if lnylh ng, & little stronger. The demand from the country for that class of stock continues very liberal and equal to \lll lunpl{ lo that mculltol‘l take hold n The commoner o pectally” the ‘narned” cattie. low Ill and certainly no class of stuff’ lelll 80 uneven lhll It I.I dlflcnlt to tell just what the market is. Interest centered around the western cattle today, but the quality of the fat stuft was not}nu extra. The strictly cholce cattle were active demand and could rhlv be uuot-a dy to strong. Other were about steady with yesterday, \mlo- it was lom- hing of very inferior quality. Good T feeders were also Sleaay to strong and others dy to Range cows were steady it ‘at ‘all desirable and s string from yomnfl 80ld as high &, but they were strictly cholce and a better bunch of fflll'r! has not b..rl m on this market h & long time. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. o Ch _g w° pnssLsTss gunsssssszs ¥ 83 L1 1 STAGS. K CALVE! 3. 222 .20 486 8 AND HEKFIIR& L 135 190 AN“ FEEDERS, Raw %s fsenue, 8 BE ;:;:;E:;' SSIRI &l > RegzzeesTSER oo sassopueisoross sussesgsAa %9 00 00 0 00 00 60 00 80 20 03 2% & < FRESSTER —amenemmunll RRIAESASEER ‘..v,?°=:.':"‘1o¢'£§".‘..w. nu ) Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits. NEW YORK, Aus. 26 —EVAPORATED no change the Inar- Arm.u—'rhoro in Diles of attractive frit Sosvos B 84 prices virtually nominal mon_to A% quok t 8@10c, ofte, Hl@tie fu-cy in o o i'mlmu DRIED Mmh- runes maintain their firm esi Slally on the larger sizes, whic e rted cleaning up. tlons to Te for all supply and rather llly in tone, the frult Ill boxes being quoted a and in bags at 6H@Tie. Puen- are dun ac e for un and 10%e for peeled. Olnecinnati Whisky. CINCINNATIL, Aug 26—~ WHISKY-Dis- tilers’ Anished goods, Arm o basis of SLAL. Com- seavisatasn Eurzeei ehisszoozaninsantustaass s ssrarorsn s comststain sres g ==--==—-5—=-I-fi—-—l= 00 5 5 505 69 00 50 60 80500 89000 00 00 . lfi!!lsn:!‘!8!!5;-‘35!88888:8'88388!88!!-" £3RTEBRTARASSURSSSHRERIC! [ ettt P SO s was aotive on all deair. i fact the supply Deen at this me of the week in & long while. The supply at other points was also small, so that the market went up by jamps. The market opened just about g igher, with the bulk selling right around 50, s ngainst $7.10 yesterday. 'The choice loads sold from $7.% to $7.50, while the com- moner grades soid from §7 down. not what would be an active market, for while packers sesmed to have liberal ‘orders’ they did not like to pay advance and there was considerable g n, Foward_the close the market wi Ditle and last sal some | §7.25. Sellers wei at that figure and fore a clearance was made. sales: No- Riprolentlllv. g Av. 288 40 a8 =2 ] P sg=su=====:==:=:§§§ss:sxssg& q..qa........---.....u..q.-..-.._.....a...... S!!S!!SSS!fis!!glflulfiBlli!l!!!' 38!8:====III==SSEEE 268 SHEBPAll provious r-oord- for sheep receipts were broken today, when lbout 23,000 head arrived. Several trains were la in arriving, so that it was difficult to et just how many were on sale, but stll it was_certain that the previous high mark vould be broken by o fow hundred head. On_November 11, 82 head arrived, OO an betn the Beaviest rin Up to thib time. Packers took hold in good shape this wrerning and al) the buyers were out early, er: ing the market was just Aoout “logsise lower ‘on both shee farmbs. “The handy weight yearlings did not sell that much lower for as high as $.00 was paid, which would look about steady with ‘yesierday. Aside from a few of the cholcest bunches, though, the market was lower all around. Trading was active and the bulk of the desirable offerings was dis- pesed of In good seasol Feeders were also active and good stuft commanded steady prices, but the common kinds were a little fower. As will be noticed from the table of re- celpta today's blg run wipes out the d crease in the supply, to date. as com- Sared with the same period o year, Ithere Is now an increase for the Yeur to date of 1,929 h Quotaticns for clipped stock: Good to gholce yearlings, & ; fair t '%0@a.: good to cholce wethers o_good u.n%a. 00G3.25; chol umw-“ r Teeder wva}:eflrl‘ 25G3.50; feeder $1.25@8.30. and lu good wethers, $3.003.25; g ings, $3. lambs, $8.i feeder ewes, l(eprnenl-l!va sales: 8 native lamb: feeder lambs. oo oenom o515 0080 63 0000y lsnsussasgz:sss 156 ldaho yearlings. Kansas City Live Stock Market. Cr Ay A o0 hativen, “F00 Texans: Calv 275 natt vlg“d }:l c)‘(k: Il cows, steady to ::&;‘Cke:’l’l:nfl feeders, steady to lc lower; choice export and dressed M‘ , 97, 206 falf to_good, 36.00G7. teers, mixed packers, .50; Yorkers, §7. St. Louis L& ST. LOUIS, Au 9500 head, inclu bee’ 0, ‘stockers and feeders, fi owa and heitors, 33250 26 —CATTLE—Ke- » iele dutl lower; 55; western-fed steers, 3.2 Indian 33,004, rs. D.n-ll.“- 2. —CATTLE—Recelpts, 8000 Texans; market dy; nutlve shipping and exort dreased 00; canners, u £ 6085 calves, 8007, n, Sieers, $2.75§6.00; cows market 20 ®; packers, Recelpts, 2100 native muttons, $3.50 0; flllln and bucks, .60G0.50; Texans, $3.1 CHIOAGO LIVE STOOK MARKET, COattle ow — Hogs Steady — Sheep Steady and Lamba Strong. CHICAGO, Aug. 26.~CATTLE-Receipts, 5500 head, including 2,000 westerns; market slow; ‘rood to prlme steers, $7.76@8.76; poor ] - 7.25; stockers and feeders, 50; heiters 50415 01, ‘bulls, ] fed steers, $2.000 5.00; weatern steers, $4.00@6.00. HOGS—Receipts, ‘11,000 head; _estimated tomorrow, 23,000; ' left over, 1,600, market 10G2¢ higher; mixed and (nurhar-. il 780; good to cholce heavy rous! Reavy, SLOGTS: light, O35 Y] sales, '$7.40 SH sheey stead cholce wethars, $3.50G4.00; d, $2.60G8.75; western & £.509%.00; good lalr to cholce eep, $3.50G3.55; western lambs, . Shipments. 4.5% 6.281 10 Cattle Hogs Sheep New York Live Stock Market. NEW_ YORK, Aug. 2$-BEEVES-Re- ceipts, 283 head; dnu-d beef, steady; gen- eral sales, S@i2c per Ib.; cables quoted American steers at 15gi4c, dressed walcm. refrigerator beet at 1l}4o’ per ib.; exports today, 100 cattle. CALVES—Receipts, 108 head; .dull; re- orted sales of veals were at $5.25@8.50 per 00 1bs. SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, head; sheep, steady; lambs, slow: saies eraged lower than ye sold at $2.00G3. o muitons, general sales, b@ic; aressea lambs, 10as— Receipts, 1,082 head; firm; a deck of mixed western hogs sold at $7.35 per cwt. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. ST. JOBEPH, Aug. 2.—CATTLE-Re- Selpty 218 head; 10@15c lower: natives, $4.50@8.25; cows and hef! en 00; $3.006.25; bulls and n ers and feeders, $2.85 HOGS—Recelpts, 4,3 light and light mlxed, and heavy %01 he;d 1me hi bigs, $5.000%.00; bulks sum:v AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 19 head; Sloux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, Ia. 25.~(Spectal Tele. sram)~CATTLE hecelot ;. _marke steady; beeves, ¥ cows, ‘bulls -nd mixed, $2.50@4.%; stockers and teeders, @00 vearlings and calves, 82,0042 HOGS” Receipts, 1800, mirke mnm. selling, §7.1007.90; bulk, Stock in Sig The following table shows the recel] shee) cattle, hogs and at the five p: markets for August ts ot ncipa 8t. Joseph. Totals.. NEW YORK, Aug. %.—-COFFEE-Spot Rio, steady; No. 7, involce, 6%c; mild, firm; Cordova, 8@11%c. 'Futures opened steady, with prices 10 points lower. From the the session was one of profit-taking by the it fessi , but with enough public buylng and Buropesn, demand almost offset the reallzsing movs With one or two exceptions private advices received from the crop country were just as bullish as ever, primary mlr- kets were steady to firm ‘and Europe: sentiment was strongly arrayed on the bull side. Wall street was the leader of the selling, with both importers and the bull leaders offering late months. The latter Icufhl nearby ponitions. The market was steady, with prices net 100 ints Sales amounted to 100,000 bag 1) ltvlemhfil‘. November, .78 10e. ~OIL—Credi\ cel Il!\cllol. no_bid; shi; -varl‘;‘ l77ll bbll hAH Gl Aug. 26. tine, firm ‘at daxic. Rosin, fTr?r}.b—ATm"‘; D, §1.10; B, §1.1 o5 11 TOLEDO, 0., Aug. 26.—OIL—North Lima, #0c; Bouth Linia and Indiana, e, NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—OIL—Cottonseed, Juiet; prime Sellow, 41ygisc Petroleuni, steady. Rosin, stead; rpentine, firm. LIVBRPOOL, Aug. 2.~Oli—Turpentine spirits, quiet,” 34s. Sugar l.rkn. NEW YORK, Au —SUGAR—Raw flrlzl llllr refining, cz“cenlrl‘u:;l 9 test i, molasses sugar, Zo: W o fns ¥ uon':(lg 1 m% ’;ll‘;:: 1] e cen g A nitussl elloy » b-16c seconds, 1 CHE Y sugar, dull; centrifu, m S Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 26—DRY GOODS—An average business has been done today in ‘cotton goods by the home trade and the tone of the market is somewhat steadier. Frint cloths are firm, but not quotahly higher. H un r in fair demand at pr Mellette an Active Grain Market. SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Aug. 26.—(Special.) —With five grain elevators and two track buyers purchasing wheat this year, the town of Mellette expects this fall to be one of the best grain markets of its size in the state. lous prlcu THE REALTY RECORD. Items filed in the register of deed's and county clerk’s offices on August 26: Warranty Deed: G, F. Raft to Chlrlu 12, block 3, Valle; G.'W, Durkee ard wife to Emma Ransom, lot 12, block 1, Bemis Anton Cers to Krancls ‘Cers, lof block 1, Patterso: Anton Cera and . wlle w yona; Finlayson, lot Gro: Cnrr. 108 e Bioek 12, Omaha Giew : Margaret V. Solomon’to G. G. Hind- ‘marsh, lot 11, block §, Solomon’s add Quit Clatm n-en. tosle and hustand to Yy ock 9, Clifton Tl W Robinson T Biea A Bracken, lot 8, block 140, Florence, Total amount of transfers. snd DISORDERS of MEN, 13 yoarsin Omaha. SYPHIL g e that has yet been every sign and ""mnyu-.u forever. RAKING that ls guarentesd to be permanen BLO0D DISEASES cvres 30 w 60 eor in 5 DAYS with- cutting, 3 ,3}5!%%3%}5,‘2'" S mg?‘.g" A.!l- t by Mall CHARGES I-O'. 19 5. 14tk Bt Dr, Searles & Searles, Omaba, Neb, WOMENES: - n-uhne-uuon‘o- Omaba, Neb