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RANGES IN GOOD CONDITION
Prfces on Live stock Are Not ms Low
This Fall as Has Been
Estimated.

DENVER, Aug. 1~2.-(Special. 1.-THE reg
rlar and heavy rains which we have been
having all over the west during the past
month have put the ranges In very good con-
dition and the prices on live stock will not
be as low this fall as some of the wiseacres
thought they would be-" Secretary Martin
Of the National Live Stock association sizes
up the cattle outlook In the foregoing
manner
II have had several reports from diff.
ferent parts of the west and they are all
very encouraging, and the range, which a
month ago was as dry as a powder horn,
Is now carpeted with a substantial growth
of gramma or buffalo grass, which insures
good feed for the remainder of the year.
The western range was almost in the con-
dition Of California last year at one time
and the owners of large herds were maxi
dng rapid preparations to move them, but
the rains came at last and 1t does not take
prairie grass long to grow. The territory
included within a circle drawn from Los
Angeles to Salt Lake, to Rawlins, Wyo., to
a point about forty miles east of the west
ern boundary Of Nebraska and then south
through Texas to the Gulf OF Mexico, and
across again to Los Angeles, including Col
orado. Arizona and New Mexico entirely,
was burned bare, but 1t is now in good
condition.
'"The farmers OF Nebraska and Kansas,
being assured OF an enormous crop of corn,
are commencing to look for a place to get
rid of 1t. They realize that they can make
more money by feeding it to cattle than
by selling It, and many buyers from those
states are now in Denver looking for live
stock. This Is bound to make the price OF
live stock climb, and although the cattle
are not In very good condition, owing to
the lack Of grass early in the season, the
buyers will pay just as steep a price for
them.
"Sheep will be even higher than cattle,
as, combined with all the conditions APP
plying to cattle, is the fact that the CROP
Of lambs this year will fall far below the
average on account OF the cold weather
at the time they were born and SO many
of them dying.
assures to cattlemen a good winter range,
as there is enough grass on 1t now to keep
the cattle during the winter. Should the
remainder OF the year be as dry as the first
part the grass that Is there now would
merely be cured and almost as good for
feed.
'Peter Jansen of Jansen, Neb., and one
of the largest sheepmen Of that state, has
commenced to get together a large herd
of sheep to feed. convinced that the corn
crop is large and assured. He purchased
5000 head OF Utah lambs In the Denver
market yesterday from William White OF
Utah. The lambs are to be delivered the
first OF October and I believe that they
brought $3.50 with freight paid, which IL
about the same price paid last year, de-
spite the fact that the large sheep feeders
AVE declared that they will not pay last
years prices for lambs"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Strong Bank Statement Changes Tone
of the Market to Higher Pitch.

of the Market to Higher Pitch.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Today's stock
market opened lower on foreign advices,
London manifesting anxiety as to the flu
ture of the money market. The local bears
fostered the depression and tried to make
capital out of the situation in France and
predicted a southwestern freight rate war.
The strong hank statement, howeyer,
close eHaess showed net gains in the more active
stocks In the early wtaknes the g,angsrs
Peoples Gas and American steel and Wire
declined about a point each. Tbs bears
below last nights level,
tn duliness ana do hardness OF me En- ma h,nt
statement made IT'S appearances on the tape,
when the market Immediately burst into
Stock. Which had Yielded most easily in the
early trading came ne. pack Ss most readiiy ana ma
day. The shorts were In a scramble to
SSSsr and BIZ prizes s On tn nsss sSssea Chi nn-
at the last, 5N above the lowest and, lz net
asySnG @,a Ths preferred n.a rssa s 81 sx Of f fsIs s0@e
net gain Of 81, The closing Of. the market
Wv wh as'i Was a Rsns ar% q expected as = nc e S sepi a dull
week In the stock market turned out to be
a more active one than rQr Some TIME past.
groups and has been not a little due TO
heavy covering operations by, large bear
traders. Al some points in the list there
has been realizing going on at the same
absorbed helped to lessen the bearish senG-
ment.. For the present money has become
slightly easier and this has been a large
factor in the strength. OF stocks of COM
the dron and Steel Industry. FMS was q
logical response to the extraordinary condi-
tions prevailing In that trade, where orders
for delivery in 1900 AT the present high level
OF prices are increasing, showing a growing
demand for iron and steel products.
There has been special strength In other
industrials, the causes OF which have been
left to guesswork by the general public,
anxiety regarding the. crops has led to some
buying of the railroads in the grain region,
the conviction having become general that
no setback TO the country's prosperity will
turai Industry. The outlook for the anthra~
cite trade has led to strength In the group
of railroads interested in the transportation
branch OF that trade.
Quite a number of railroad stocks have
enjoyed large gains from individual causes;
such as prospective increases OF dividends
or settlements OF competitive traffic dis
putes. or movements toward absorption BY
more powerful companies. The financial
centers of the world have continued to pay
large attention 20 the development of con-
ditions in the money market in this coun-
try and the foreign exchanges at New York
have moved strictly In response to the tone
of the local money market, without regard
Thus the rates for both sterling and con-
tinental exchange fell on Tuesday to the
lowest level OF the present movement. not
withstanding a jump OF X per cent In the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13

Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12.-WHEAT-Sep-
senber, e4lsc; December, 66Asci cash, No. 2
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
General Covering Movement by Shorts
Marks Trading in Wheat,
LIVERPOOL PRICES ARE DISAPPOINTING
Corn in steady with only Moderate
Business-Oats Are Dull n
Prices Keep in n Mar
row Range.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA general covering
movement by shorts marked trading In
wheat again today and resulted In irregular
advances, September closing Mc higher and
May sc higher. Corn and oats closed at
practically unchanged figures. Provisions
close ed unchanged to &c higher.
Wheat opened easy %Ghc under yester-
days close, September starting at l0AQ
7OMc. The chief influence was the disap-
pointing attitude of Liverpool, which
showed only a slight advance In the face OF
the local bullishness yesterday. This mar
ference 1t Is supposed was due largely to
much needed rains In India and to the gem
orally favorable continental prospects. Inc
decline was brief, Shorts. nervous ana 'r stIi
largely uncovered, were active buyers at
the opening decline. The northwest also
price advanced rapidly to 7ibsc for ,septem-
Der. The prospect of small world's smp-
ments was an aid to the market, an n
the southwest, but this had little eject on
the apparently SaS ahyo oSesse enou mSf For their needs
the price eased off somewhat, September
declining to 70ha7OSc under Tealiz, nnS f tSs
close was strong at 707sc. May was traded
In to some extent and showed q CLOSING au-
| vance of sc. --.,,
demand. Ciearances were 10000 bm: Min
neapolis and Duluth receipts were zs cars.
| compared with 240 last week and l4o q year
year ago. Chicago received sixty-one cars,
fifteen of contract grade. Total receipts at
primary points were 5ss, 5000 bu., against 4Sl'-
Corn was steady, with only a moderate
business. i, opened at g small symPat mem
wheat adcanced. Weather was favorabie;;
Local receipts were go sar 80 the b ,oGaI
! cash demand was good, .5Vo.0oo pu. peins
worked here for shipment. New Yosk re.
! ported engagements of twenty foaas ior
export. September ranged from 3o%c TO
30Ic and closed unchanged at 3oNq3VSc.
Oats were dull and prices kept within a
mand-15O, 900 blu. reported sold mere. Ne
| ceipts were 3S9 cars. Speculative trade was
confined 70 scalpers; September "a anged
Provisions were firm at the opening and
closed with a weak interval between, caused
by realizing and selling by packers. Inc
market was sustained by an advance IN
| hogs and the strength In the grain markets.
At the close September pork. was &c hlgner
| at s.. 80, September lard unchanged at *s'D
and September ribs PIC higher at sos. ~
Estimated receipts MondayS: wheat, 80
cars; corn, 35 cars; oats, 1875 cars; hogs'
%, 1000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
Total ,.,

CATTLE-Receipts today were light, as
usual at the close Of the week. and the
market was without change of any i'm
portance. Buyers took what few cattle
were to be had, paying steady prices for
them, and that was all there was to 1t.
Cattle all this week have been good sellers,
buyers taking everything readily at current
prices. Receipts, though liberal, were none
too large to supply the demand, which was
active from start to finish.
The week opened out with an active mar,
ket on beef steers and values on the good
kinds were gradually advanced until
Wednesday; when the market was generally
quoted 10q20c higher than the week before.
After that day the market settled back a
little, losing possibly a dime. The mar
ket on grass beef was also strong and
active and prices were high, especially on
account of the sharp competition on the
part of feeder buyers. .
Cows and heifers were good sellers all
the week and the market was not only
active, but strong, with an upward
tendency. Killers were hardly able to get
enough cow stuff to supply their wants on
most lays of the week and that fact kept
the market up to a high point. The de-
mand for stock heifers was very good and
prices higher. Stock bulls were also IN
good demand.
Stockers and feeders were active sellers
all the week and the market was very
strong with an upward tendency. the
country demand was good and all classes of
buyers seemed to be hungry for the desira-
BILE cattle, which were far from plentiful.
Representative sales:
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private discount rate at. Berlin on Monday
and the hardening Of q shade In the LONDON
rate on Tuesday. When the New YORK
money market began to tend toward greater
ease later in the week there was a sig
nihcant hardening in the local rates for
foreign exchange and the Bank of England
refrained from marking up Its rate OF dis
count on Thursday.
The treasury's payment with drafts on
the New York sub-treasurY for gold de-
posits at the San Francisco mint has
been an appreciate factor in the easing Of
money at New York. But the principal
cause was the offering of funds in the New
York money market from domestic. centers.
The only effect on rates was on those for
call loans, lenders on time and bidders for
commercial paper holding out stlffly for the
best rates and showing no anxiety to place
loans at present rates, There Is. not so much
apprehension as recently of a money
squeeze, but there is no general expectation
that money rates will work lower.
Bonds have been rather. quiet and price
movements irregular. United States new
A. have advanced n per cent in the bid
price.
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New YORK
exchange today.
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Quiet Market on Paris Bourse.

PARIS, Aug. 12.-Prlces were undecided
at the opening of the bourse today on the
government in connection with The con-
spiracy against It. Business was depressed
and the market closed quiet. Rentes were
maintained. ottoman bank shares and Rio
tintos were steady. De Beers mines were
firm on London buying. KRfhts were quiet,
but maintained. Three per cent rentes, 99f
92Mc for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 25c for checks. Spanish As closed at
81. l2h.
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-Business on the bourse
ened, Argentines were depressed and Amer
leans were easier in sympathy with New
York.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 12.-On the bourse
today business was dull. Ottoman banks
were firm in response to Paris advices,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Condition Of Trade and Quotations
on Staple and Fancy

Condition of Trade and Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS-Good stock, 10kc.
BUTTER-Common to fair. 11d12c; choice,
ls914c; separator. 1sQl9c; gathered cream
cry. 16917c.
PoULTRY-Hens. live, Sc; spring chick
ems, Hope; old and shaggy. r~oosters.
live: sh4So: ducks and geese. live, 5Q6c;
RISEoNsSSLlve. per doz. 75casl.@.
VEGETABLES.
WATERMELONS - Southern. Grated for
CANTALoUPE-Per basket, 4oa5oc.
4-basket crate. 45@5oc.
cGcuMBERs-per' dosy is@ a i w.
o1AhHX-Per %RYii sSgsSo.
gLunBDRRIEs-fer is-qt. case. $500
RLyMs1GslIitornis; Per crate. sl;ss@l5o
APPLES-Per bbl., s1.75@2.a5.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES-Mexican oranges, s4:5O95.o0 \.
eh SSss California, ss.7694.Oo; Messina' fancy,
1xSXM mas 81 sse,s Grated e large stock
BS Sr su ss.oSis2.as s1'O"S'"
HIDES. TALLow, ETC.
HIDPs-No; l green hides, ne; No, 2
70 u lbs. 1oo: No. q veal calf. 70 to is
TALLow. CREASE. ETc.-Tallow, No.
$40; tallow. No 2, Sc; rough tallow, 1Mc;
white grease, 2hQ3c; yellow and brown
SHEEP PELTS-Green sailed, each, $50
f6c; green salteG shearings (short wooded
early skinsl, each, i5c; dry snearings Short
wooded early skinsl. No. /, each. &c; dry
mint. Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts,
per h., actual weight, 3g4c; dry flint, Colo
fado. butcher wool pelts. per h.. actual
wool pelts, per h.. ectual weight, S94c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13

SHEBP-No fresh arrivals OF sheep were
reported in the yards this morning, but
there were a few holdoyers which changed
hands. They were some OF the same sheep
that were here on Thursday, bud II was the
last day of the week and they sold lOc
lower.
Sheep receipts this week have been quite
liberal and the market as a whole In pretty
fair shape. The demand on the part of
local packers has been of liberal proper
lions, so that arrivals as a rule have met
with a good reception. As regards prices
lambs can be quoted 15a25c higher for the
week and sheep just about steady; Ac-
cording to advices received from Chicago
the sales made here this week have been
right in line and in some cases sellers have
done considerably better by coming here.
There is a little more inquiry for feed
ing sheep and also some call for good breed
ing ewes.
from the tables above, were 1859, This
was the largest run since the week ending
Quotations: Prime native wethers. 5000
4.25; good to choice grass wethers. 8.75q3.S5;
fair to good grass wethers, s3,50g3. rs; good
to choice grass ewes S3.50I3.75 good
to choice spring lambs. s.. 75a6.25; fair TO
good spring lambs. $5,00a5.75; common
Spring lambs, AOOq45Oi feeder wsthers,
s3.5043.60.
No. Az, Pr.
40 Utah ewes and wethers, culls .1O5 81 so
GAS Utah ives and wethers Jos g
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HEAVY INCREASE IN SPECIE.
statement OF New York Clearing
House banks IL Very Favorable.

Statement OF New YORK Clearing
House Banks f. Very Favorable.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Finanoier
The statement of the clearing house banks
of New York City for the week ending Au-
chief feature having been the heavy in
crease OF SC, 1888, 800 In specie. There. was a
decrease of nearly the same amount in loans
and deposits remained stationary; the gold
expansion went to swell the surplus re-
serve, bringing that item to sl4, l35, 835, the
highest point touched since June "a last.
There Is no doubt that the factors that
were. present and unaccounted for In the
previous statement have been operative IN
from the west and a return movement of
specie recently shipped to Canada may have
aided In swelling the total for the current
week, but the detailed analysis goes to show
that 81, 5000 700 of the entire specie gain is re-
ported by one bank. This institution also
so that the remaining clearing house banks
by that amount. 1t IS not known whether
the lending of money in this center by In
terlor banks has influenced the statement.
If such has been the case the loan column
might be expected to show It.. Looked rt
In any light, however, the statement will
go far toward restoring a better feeling.
There has never been cause for appre-
display of strength such as chronicled viii
prove beneficial in every way The main
question at present Is to what extent New
York will be called on to aid in the crop
movement. Best advices now are that in
terror cities are well prepared to handle the
situation and there will he little n any
drain on New York. There Is nothing In
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
Indicates SUNDAY.
The official. number of cars of stock
Total receipts
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.

The disposition OF the days receipts was
az follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated: Of
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PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
Survivors of the Civil War Remem-

Survivors of the Civil War Remem-
bercd by the General Government.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Pensions have
been granted western veterans as follows:
Issue OF July 29, 1899:
Nebraska: Original-William H. Sharp,
Omaha, Sc; John v. Baldridge, Pawnee City,
Sc. Additional-Aurelius Roberts, Rising
City, 81 to $12. Observation-Disclosures Shur-
lock. Bradshaw, Sc to IS. Original widows,
etc.--Matllda Reber, Aurora, IS.
Iowa: Original-William Smith, Minden,
Sc; Benjamin H. Kester. Arispe, S..
Restoration, reissue and increase-Wilson A.
Weatherly, Marshafltown, IS. Increase--Jo-
seph Maddix, Libertyville, IS to S12. Orlgi-
nal widows, etc.-Emna A. Weatherly,
Marshalltown. $12; Anna NJ. Hatton, Des
Moines. SIT.
Nancy o. BOYD, edmon So,
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Av. Pr.

declining market. was the feature today,
arrivals being less than half of what they
were a week age. In fact 1t was the
The market after the trade was once under
way was 5@7hc, higher and reasonably
thing sold early in the morning and the
trade soon came to an end for the want
of more hogs to sell. Heavy packing hogs
loads largely at s4.3 with the lighter mixed
loads as high as a.371a and choice light at
$40.
of TIC and the market tended steadily
downward until Friday, when the decline
was stopped. The hogs on Friday sold on
an average 15c lower than the close of the
previous week. Toward the latter part Of
the week the effects of the decline were
apparent in the diminished receipts, and the
total arrivals for the week were far from
large, though there were good runs during
the first half. Representatiye Sales:
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Call Upon the President.

PLATTSBURG. N. Y, Aug. 12.-General
Ia II. Carpenter of the Fifth United States
cavalry, who has been stationed at Puerto
Principe, Cuba, called upon the president.
Former President John II. Finley. Knox
college, Galesburg, Ill, called upon the
president to urge him to visit Galesburg
upon his western trip. AS the arrangements
for the presidents western trip in October
are still unsettled. he was unable to promise
definitely that he would visit Galesburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13

Quotations for the Day On Various
Commodities.

oA
ommodities
NEW YORK, Aug. L.-FLOUR-Receipts,
h,6o2 bills; exports. 14,E4 bbls.; quiet but
arm; Minnesota patents, S3.70Q3.9o; Mime
sofa bakers. SS.ooa3.1 10; winter patents. $500
b9.S0; Minnesota straights, 50. 35Q3. As; Min
nesota extras. $a45ae.SO; Minnesota low
grades, g. 042.4o 20. Rye -four. steady; good
coRNMExEEbaH; yellow western, ia
RYE-Firm; No. . western, .6sNc ahoat,
spot; state, sec e. l. Z. New York
+, S4sR alrai9: %aitlns feea $685. s7' dsiiysSeS E. at 1
Marley MALT-pul; western. 5sas5c,
lo1, 7ls blu. Spot, steady; No. 2 red. nc I, o.
b. staoat; No No; ! northern, Duluth. 7s3se 4 Q.
ri opt S%Ss'; easy sS' at q re 81 d ds,s : a. o under nd sie Gi 4
pointing cables and foreign selling, but met
an active demand from shorts that Inspired
q sllt aassa aassr p asisatsln ssp Sss ssS' sSes nssrd ~
o eSsSsSH at 7 saa siG and Closed Il tdi' at 7s1 Rs0em0er
g. ss1s -. N gpss ., STEADY; - 10, 4 So !; !; s
at SSfsi PsSsmser s sl SS hat at ssSSSS;,t , 70 40
NJ, sp %site ste sssc; No. Ne. ! 2 White KIT; Nj sPii4s 9; f ssNS;
mixed western. 2lq271Sc; track white. G@
Sc, Options, ne ssbIS soasoo. voos -
H~OPS-Quiet: state, common to choice,
1896 crop. 6G1c; 1897, 1lql3c; 1S9S. 16Ql7c; Pa
oinc coast. 1896 crop, 6q7c; 1897. llQlSc; 1895.
HiDEs-steady; Galveston, 90 to 25 lbs,
1Sani7ci Texas dry, "a to 80 lbs, 121aq13c;
California, q to Is lbs. lShc.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres, light 10 heayyweights, 2lg22c; acids,
SoAIGsteady,
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. quiet; family $3.50;
beef hams. s27 00aeS, 80; packet, s9.6o9lO.00;
city extra. India mess, Sl4.00ql6.W Cut
meats quiet pis6Sl ENda,o bellies ss'ooas; Si
western steamed, sS.b7I.s; refined. quiet; CON
tdnent. $3.50; South America, $3.50. Pork
li.T6 Family. lf.OO@12. 90.
l5ise; western factory isai5c: imitation
creamery, isgl6ei state dairy, lSlEqi7Aci
state creamery, i6dl9c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2,796 pkgs,: steady;
large white. ehqslzei large colored, sAQ9lsci
EGGs-Reeeipts, 4,s67 pkgs.; firm; state
and Pennsylvania. 16ql7c; western, I'M
graded, IGlic at mark,
,,TALLoW-Steady; city. 4%c; country,
7kc.
FREIGHTs-Quiet; cotton by steam. l6c.
nominal; grain by steam, 2ihc,
PIG lRON-Firm; southern, $7.6Oqeo. 90;
northern SIS. oOq2l 90,
Kansas city Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug, 12.-WHEAT-Sep-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
Chicago live stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-CATTLE-Few cattl,
were received today and the market was
almost entirely nominal. Prices in general
were unchanged.
HOGS-on a good general demand hogs
advanced 6Ql0c; heavy hogs were salable
@4,S2h; pigs, SS.50Gi 10; Gull lots, S2.0OdS9 90.
SHEEP AND L~AMBS-Sheep and lambs
were strong at yesterday's advance prime
bringing S.75G6,50; sheep brought S2.0NdS.O
for inferior to good to $3.I5dl10 for prime
lots
kECE1PTs-Cattle, 100 head; hogs, 1000
head; sheen. 3.OnO hend.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-BEEvES-Re-
ceipts, l.o4O head; no trade OF Importance:
feeling steady; cables unchanged; exports,
$50 cattle and 5000 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts, none; no trading;
feeling dull.
.SIEEP-Steady; receipts, 2,0S1 head;
sheep, 81. 50a4 so; extra wethers, IS. Is; lambs,
SO. 0od7 90; culls, 81. 30.
HOGS-Receipts. 3,Oi9 head; none for sale:
nominally steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13
London stock Market.

LONDON, Aug. IA p. m.-clostny:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-08-13

49, " " uNslSe' ~ '"Plu
spread in prices between lights and other
grades; heavy hogs sold today at $3.50
4,&9ik; mixed. A.SSa4.5S; light. A.40Q4. 62l9.
SHEEP-Receipts, 200 head; unchanged
prices. The Increased demand. for stock
and Feeding varieties caused a further adj
tering grades OF good quality sold steady,
common kinds steady to l0c lower; choice
lings, A.md4.50; muttons, s.. 76a4.& feed
ing lambs. S,6oQi, Is; feeding sheep, 1850
4, 10; Stockers, 81. 25Qp4. 90; Culls, S.b0dS. 90.