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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

Fresh Upward Movement Followed By
Depression in some RaiIroaas.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-There were efforts
20 shirt speculative interest into new quar-
Of the market showed that he slsmor 81
the supposed plan for merger of the SOUTH
ern trunk line railroads had taken hold on
the ~imaginati0S OF the speculative world
and most of the stocks which we're vio-
lentlly affected yesterday started on on a
fresh upward movement today, although
u became quickly evident that the move
ment was ovcrrunning itself.
Inc aesire to a profits on the belief
mat prices had been lifted above the In
tr1nsic value OF the stocks had prompt re-
action in Illinois Central. Louisville &
Nashville and conspicuously In Hooking
Ne nnco, me Ias. named stock not only lost
yss.erdays sensational opening gain as
The reaction was not so violent IN o,her
stocks. although Rock Island developed a
heavy tone and Colorado Fuel became
weak with considerable sentimental effect
That the reaction in the southern group
maternity altered the conviction in the
strest that important developments are i'm
Guilty encountered by Louisville in its ad-
vhhce ABOVE 100 was attributed to the fact
snss mat Is the figure at which the option
CO, to buy the control OF the road.
some or the largest selling OF the south
plcyed by the speculative leader. whose
publicly proclaimed ''bullishnesg" was a
rorerunner OF yesterdays violent advances.
VIII disappointment was felt
because the official announcement OF the
acquisition OF the Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois Dy the st. Louis & San Francieco
contained no reference TO the further ex-
tensave projects which are supposed to lie
PACK % thai operation. In fact no ~oficial
countenance could be secured from anv
source OF yesterdays many rumors. The
pener was held that this and other impor-
tant pioJects may have to await the re-
h h~sn o. MT :; p. Morgan. now on the way
Among the new points Of strength tn.
most conspicuous and most influential was
nay IN the Erie stocks. No reason Vraa
44rencoming for their advance beyond a re-
wal OF an old rumor of holdings in the
properly by J. J. Hill and plans for its
MRrovsmen by that capitalist
Inc rise In Amalgamated Copper aeerned
20 oe purely speculative in It's origfn,
StaeL points OF strength were the Colorado
~ Southern stocks. Texas q Pacific and :
NUMBER OF minor stocks.
me banks have not gained enough from
the INFERIOR TO onset the drain to the eub-
treasury ana q poor bank return IL mat
eaoSo; This and the holiday prompted to
reaIiztng late IN the aav 49, IL -1o
was dull and irregular s
The bond market was dull ana lr~.~,,..
I2sal sales, par value, H,l7h.O0O.
Ihe Following are the cfosing nrsc.. a.
the New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Cotton marker.

NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-cOTToN-Futurs.
opened nrm; August, 844c; September, 7.Dlc:
Octoper LSci. November and December,
7.7ic. w ~
Spot. steady; midaling upiands. DC; mid
Futures closed weak; Zugust a ske. en-
tember 7.s4c; October, lie; November.
a.64c; December and January, 7.6c; Febru.
ary and March. 1slc; April. Use: May.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. sAcorroN-Fu-
lures steady; August S27qs20c; September,
1850. lec; December, i.l5aZ4Sc January
L46c, bid FEBRUARY, L27c. bid; March, zlsc.
SPOT arm sales go bales; ordinary. 8 16-iec;
good ordinary, T7-i6c; low middling, 71b-lsc:
dling fair. Sc; receipts. ~ Bales: stock,
81. LOUIS. Aug. a-coTroN-ouiet.
middlfng, SIC; sales, lis bales; receipfs. al
bales; shipments. 5i bales; stock, 1b.1ss
GALVESTON. Aug. s.-corroN-Market
quiet at s 1-16c.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s-CoTToN-spot
American mlddline fair, sS-s2d: sood MA,
: Esd; good ordinary. T2i.szd; ordinary.
bales. OF which 800 were for specuiaticn ssnS
export. and included 500 American. Re-
eeipts were 1000 bales. including 1890 Amer
barely steady. American middllng, T.. o. q,
August. 4 46-6ld, buyers; ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
4 o1-otd, nuyor8i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A25-64d.
sellers; October-November. lle-6ad, sellers:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1854. sellers: De-
eember-JanueEy. 4li-e4d. buyers january
February, 4 1f-6ld, sellers; February-March,
ll-eld. sellers; M~arch-April. 4iS-ss94 if-sld.
buyers,
Following are the weekly cotton sta
tistics: Total OF all kinds, 1900 bales:
total sales OF American, 81, 900 bales. Eng
lish s%Dlnners taking $1,000 bales; total ex-
ports, 1000 bales; imports Of all kinds, Is
900 bales; imports OF American. 5000 bales;
stock OF all kinds. So, 900 bales; stock OF
American, Al.000 bales; quantity afioaf. All
kinde, 1900 bales; quantity anoat, Ameri-
car. 1900 bales total on speculation, 500
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Kansas city 1--we stock Marked.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. a-CATTLE-R@
ceipts, 1t20 natives, 1,250 Texans, $50 Texas
calves, 30 native calves; best butcherb,
steady to strong. closing weak; quarantine.
active and steady; stockers and feeders,
weak; choice export and dressed beef
lockers and feeders. t2.06@5. rs; WESTERN
led steers, S.006.2: Texas and Indian
steers. S.4005.0 90; Texas cows, S2.5Od8. 90:
native cows. $2.o064. so; native heifers, sass
g4oO; canners ati.so@2.2 rs; bulls. s2.76a8.65;
HoGs-Receipts, 800 head; market weak
20 &c lower; top, $3.50: bulk OF sales, s.. s50
l4Oi heavy. N.4007 80; light, N.A0a7. 40:
workers; s7.ooQ7 %: pigs, se.OO6s. M.
SHEEP AND ,LAMBS-Receipts, lao
neaoi market steady; native lambs, ss.400
BE- western lambs. &3.1066.00; native wetf-
ers' xS.bO04 90; western wethers, 81 .OO14 100:
req ewes Ss.l6@4.l5; Texas clipped year
lneS, S:5oQ4.lb; Texas clipped sheen. sac
Q6.oi stockers and feedera. g. 4Ola.0.
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balances. U,1Ti.fsi; New York exchange. SO
Rrem,gn' sterling Posted EXCHANGE fss
NEW YORK, Aug. a-Exchangea, s200.-
ltAo9t balances, U.a68,fU.
BOSTON. Aug. &~-Exchanges, ui,2oo.0e9;
balances, u.ff1.boA
PHlLADELPHfA. Aug 0-ciearlngs,
NAlssIxs balances, t1,t966S; money, tQ4h
BALTIMORE. AUG. a-Clearings, S9.Ooa-
eos balances. N0i, 30; money. 40fh per
CINCINNATI, Aug. a-ciearinEs, ss.2zs,-
800; money 3hd6 per cent; New York ex-
change, 1Vu15c discount.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. &.-Clearinga, e6.o7g,0sS;
balances, d.i05,O3S; money, 5d6 per cent;
New York exchange at par.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

HOGS-There was q light run OF hogs
market slumped on IN bad shape. Every
thing, however. except the light receipts,
were against the selling interests, for pro-
visions took a drop n other markets
were quoted dull and lower. The market
here opened 6Q10c lower than yesterdays
average, but trading was quiet and instead
OF getting better the market grew worse
at q rapid rate. After the 1ret round Il
was 3 nat dine lower, and later on. when
sSnle me- ~ s1tsstion kere 6acsme apo ,vg ~
same. Sellers. OF course, did not like to
take on that much and as a result II was
very late before anything like a clearance
was made. The better hogs sold largely
from 40 up TO $3.50, but toward the close
q good many good hogs sold at $1,17h.
"a III RanraaanlallXa aalea.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
FOREST Hes IN WYOMING
Hundreds OF thousands Of Dollars
Worth OF Eine Timber Being
Destroyed By FLAMES.

BATTLE LAKE. wyo.. Aug. s.-Three i'm
mense forest fires are burning nsrcely
within a few miles Of this town. Hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars worth of some Of the
most valuable timber in wyoming has been
destroyed, and unless the flames are checked
b. rain the loss win reach into the millions.
On the west fork Of the Encampmens
river. one OF the most beautiful forests In
the state is being ravaged BY fires that
started In three different places. but which
have now spread into one gigantic blaze.
The amount Of timber that will be destroyed
there alone is estimated at t1.00o.O0O No
little concern Is being manifested for the
safety of the towns Of Battle Lake and
Rambler. which lie a mile and a half apart.
h origin Of the nre is attributed to
sheep hsrders and camp movers,
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liverpool Grain and pr~ovinions.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. G-WHEAT-spot:
No, ] northern spring. quiet, Is 11kd; No. /
California. dull. Is sid. Futures: Quiet:
sspsemperi Sc u&d: pecember.. 81 1851
CoRN-Spot: Steady; American liked
S.. Futures; Dull; September, IS; October,
~ liA1f January nominal.
PROVIBIONS-Beef, strong; extra India
mess. lots Sd. Pork. nrm; prime mess, west
ern. strong, 63s Sd. Hams, short cut. IA to l6
western, SIS Cd. Hams, short cut, II to 16
lbs, quiet, bos. Bacon, Arm; Cumberland
cut 20 to 30 lbs. quiet, SOS; short ribs, 1e
to "a lbs, quiet. Cos; long, clear middles.
light, 3 70 "a lbs, steady, 19s ca; long, clear
mlddies, heavy, IS to 20 lbs, steady. 6ss.
short. clear backs. 16 to % Ibs., quiet,
SIS Cd; clear bellies, IA to 16 lbs, steady
0ss. Shoulders, square cut. II to Is lbG.,
steady, ias Cd. Lard, quiet; prime western.
In tterces. Ss Cd; American refined, in
cHEEsE-steady: American finest Whit.
steady. ~ Sd; American finest coiored.
quiet, As Ga.
TALLow-Primo city, steady, 1ss; Aus.
tFalian, IN London, dull, as.
FLoUR-st- Louis fancy winter. arm.
HoPs-At London Pacinc eoasO. nrm.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Professionalism. quiet. e. sgd.
Receipts OF wheat during the last three
days. 5000 centals. all American. Receipts
81 American corn during the last three
days, 100 centals.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

MITCHELL. s. D.. aug s.-(speeiaI.l-
The republican county central COMMITTEES
met here this morning and selected satur-
day, September 9. as the date for the county
convention. At which will be nominated
candidates for the legislative and county
ticket. There are q number OF candidates
for nominations this year. aa q nomination
on the republican ticket is equivalent to
an election. The reform forces are in
rather . disorganized condition and they
Will not poll within 20 per cent Of AZ large
q vote ~ they ala two years ago. Can
didates for county o1noers on the democrstio
ticket are very slow about coming for
ward 10 announce themselves. =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

NEW YORK. AUG. a.-BEEVEs-Re.
cslpts. partly estimated, 2,2S7; eeneraiiv
STEADY; small sales of medium to rood
steers a little frmer. Native steers sold
at y475QL@. per 100 lbs, two head at 81:
pulls. SS.154A3; dry cows, 2.OOd4.I0'
quoted American steers at 1SLo5iSEc
dressed weight; refrigerator beer, iiHc ner
10. Exports today. partly estimated, $50
caIue and 5000 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 78: steady. veais
sold az $6OOQ7.S5 per 100 lbs. a bunch Of
HOGS-Receiptsr s95; nominally lower.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receints. nartiv
4,llS; sheep. steady; lambs, z&
soc higher; all sold. Sheep sold at S3.O08
200 per 100 lbs; lambs, &.l2Ha6 Is: culIsv
dressed mutton, 51fdSc per i00
IDS; dressed lambs, <9672c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle steady, Hogs Lower, sheep ana
Lambs Higher.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8-CATTLE-Receipts,
1,50 head; market steady: good to. prime
steers, nominal, $S.Oo19.0 0: poor to medium,
cows, s1.5OdS. rs; heifers, s.. 5O0e.5o: Gamers,
S1.5062 so; bulls, S2.25G5.4O; calves, &. SOD
b;S; Texas-fed steers, ss.&@5.Oo; western
steers, &.O007. 90.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; estimated
tomorrow, 1900; left over, $500; market
lOc lower; mixed and butchers, S6.6007.l5;
good to, choice heavy 81 1901. 57h; rough
heavy, 50. 70g7.l6. light, $e.6s@7. IS; bulk OF
sales, f7.O0dd.3 80.
SHEEP AND uAMBs-Receipts, 1900
sheep and lambs, strong to 10c higher;
to choice wethers, $1,000. Is; fair TO
choice mixed, $2.5Od8. 70; western sheep,
sz.eoqp4.0o native lambs. S2.ee0s.8; west
Of7ofof vnofora,w,
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OIL and Rosin.

OIL CITY. Pa Aug. &-OIL-Credlt bal
ances, u.2z; certificates. no bid; Shipments.
1l4,e7t bills. average, S0,595 bbis.; runs. N.l56
bbls.i average. T.0S6 bbls.
WILMINGTON, Aug. a.-OIL-Turpentine
Crude turpentine, firm. $40. S2.6 and 500.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. a-ou-rurpen-
tine, nrm, Ahc. Resin, firm. A, B and G..
$l.o6; D., $L10g1.l Is; q, N-1501.e0; r, $1,000
Us; 9. A259l.a0;. II, $50: i. $50; X, mo:
ASogzs5; N, $3.50; w. g., $40; w. w,
CHARLESTON. Aug. s-oIL-rurpen-
tine and rosin unchanged.
TOLEDO,- o., Aug, 9-OIL-North Lima.
NEW YORK, Aug. &-OIL=Cottonseed.
easy; petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady.
Turpentine, firm, <6D461kc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. &-OII-Cottonseed
HUI, refined, spot, steady. 25s 10kd.
Aug. S-OILECaIcutta Iinseed,
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CoMee market.

NEW YORK. Aug. s-corFrr-sno.
steady; No. Z invoice, SIC. Mid. stesdv:
'Cordova, SQ1lhc. Futures opened steady
with prices unchanged to 5 points lower
market quickly recovered the loss after
the opening, steadied by demand from
pulis, shorts and the room, prompted by
better cables than expected and midday
prices indicated a net gain OF 10 points on
the more active options and unchanged 10
. points higher. on others. with the tone
pear operators and heavy realizing broke
prices In the early afternoon. final figures
pelng uncnangec to 10. points lower. The
Total sales amounted to 103, 200 bags. In
eiuding August at 6.35Q6.65c SC; September.
5.S5Q6.65c; October, 6.25d5.S5 Sc: Decemher
61005.30c; January, 625c; FEBRUARY. NC:
March, 6s0464oc; May, 6.a5G6. $50: June.
$500; July, b.55G6.oOc. 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
St. Louis 1--we stock MarE.,.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 9-CATTLE-Receints
nv head including 200 Texans; marked
IqE natives steady. Texans lower; native
dressed beef and butcher steers, N.i0d1. 20:
steers under LOO lbs, sS.l004.6O stockers
$2.25G4.35; Gamers, N.7562. S5: buiiu 81 7ss5
ISL; calves, $6; 0OV7. %; Texas and INDIAN
steers Is; cows and heifers, S2.e0@
H0Gs-Receipts, $500 head; market ,ou.r.
Pigs ana lights y. 20Q7.4 40; packers, 1900
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1.sOo
heaa; market steady; native mutton. e. N
gtdVi lambs, A.OOQ6.6 30; culls and bucks'
1890. 90; stockers, $s.W0S.2 5 Texans, a.6
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. a-DRY Goods
There has been a slight increase In business
In cotton goods AZ nrst hands today. but
the market is easy for brown cottons and
concessions are being quietly made.
changed. Prints at fair request at previous
prices, rim cloths are quiet and un-
changed. Cotton knit gooda. hosiery and
underwear are without prominent features.
MANCHESTER, Aug. a-DRY COODe-
Market for cloths and yarns ateadier
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Articles Open. Hish. Low. cioao.I Yes'y,

DID, B New. No.. q
Cash quotations were ~ 1ollOWes
FLOUR-Eaey; winter patents. a .e0D
$40; straighte, 0,1093.6o; clears, 0.so0s. 30:
spring specials 1000: 30; patents. $500
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, no; No. 3 spring.
GQ12c; No. 2 red, tsK66eZc.
CORNING. 2. 510sTlc; No. . yellow. eco
61TsSSo. 2 !ssxdsio; No. . white. ssaSso.
SEEDING. / max, S.ls; No. II north
western, l.e; prime timothy, W.o606'I0
clover, contract grade, $3.50. ="
PROV1sION6-Mess pork. per bbl.. IA "A
Ql64. Lard. per 100 lbs, n0S2Ka10eS
short ribe eides Qoose), ti0.o5Q10ib' Dry
salted shoulders boxed, s9.12kda2B. short
MHiskx-on the basis Of high wines.
: following are tn. receipt. and ship
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
NBw yORK GEEnRAL mARKnr.
esssatseHs ss the nay sa Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK. Aug. 0-FLoUR-Rec.lpts.
49, .S 9's exports. azss bbis market
200; winter straights, Sai06&So; Min
nesose .patsnts N@q3ss; winter extras,
ter low grades, SzSoGzm. Rys nom MN.
sales, 80 bblA; fair to good. a2bdS1
choice g fancy. ta55Ga7a.
az; citT. as: BTssSSdy KsnvS sssssrn'
h1E-Weak; No. 2 western. 61c. 4 O..
B. anoat; state. e2oefc. Ell 4. New YORK
1ARLnx-ouist; feeding. sc. Q. 1 r..
.MHEAT-Eeeeipts. l5.a9 bu.: exports.
elevator, and lt075xc, T. o. b.. a6osf
No. 4 northern. Duluth, 1bnc. I. a. b. adoef.
fnsushaesssSp by Ts 4 yiols;ns s'ss b snoet;
continued favorable crop position, wheat
DEVELOPED positive weakness TO-DAY. Witb
n faee n 81 s r sloFlnS Aeie net lever
use closed q f5ke; bsesmbsr.. 3 g sig
.c~oRN-Ezportz, lo.qD bu. SPOT weah.
loading Of september and December corn
cline. the market closing l61Nc net love-
Nay &A044Ac, closed At $50: septemher'
1865 eiosed At 6sho; December. lsXd
o~ATs-Recespts. $4,000 bu.; exports eoas
bu spot quiet No. old. &c; No. ! old.
~ &c. : waite. Mei No : white &C; track
and track white state. l0o. The orfion
market was alao weak and heavy undeT
no9iqssien nr9nsnt about By nne crop news
HkT-Emi shipping. @97Oei good sc
HoPs-fiFm: STATE. prime TO choice la,
crop. Dh4zls; 100. i6c; oids. saSc: stste
eommon g choice lsol CROP z0&c; lsa
crop s&lse; elss lslse; kssiae ssass lsol
INAIhEh-eteady; acid. al6ssc.
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Evaoorntsd Apples aua DRIED Fruits.

NEW YORK. Aug. a-EVApORATFD
APPLEs-Receipts continue moderato and
prices aro nomlnally unchanged. Common
to good, 6Qloci prime, 10h010&c: choice, ID
01lhcs fancy, u40i1c- Prunes, In fairly
god request and the larger sizes IN rathef
light supply. Prices range from SAC 10
SIC for all grades. Apricots In rood de-
mand AT slightly lower figures. The fruit
at Th66hc. Peaches, quiet and without
special feature. Peeled peaches are steady
AZ I2Qiec and unpeeled At e010hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Aug a-cATrvr ~
ceiPts 5s4 head; market steady: nafivse
q SQSS0; cows and heifers, $1.6066 Is: veaIs'
bulls and stays, &2.50668: stock.
dO0S-Heceipts, 4.405 head; market b0fO,
lower: light and light mixed, N.inxGf.ss:
I msoinm ana heavy, H.250z.b2h pigs, H258
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. s4os
head; sheep strong to Sc higher: Ia nina
lOUzoc higher; top Idaho lambs $685..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

TOLEDO, O.. Aug. a-wHEAT-Active.
weak. Cash. eec; September. 6shc; De
cember. 7ocs May, nc.
CoRN-Active, weak. Cash. exc: Sep
tcuuSL oAtCs DeCemDeT, Snc.
OATS-Duli, weak. Cash, sc: new 6ep-
TENDER. Slhc; new December, 20hc.
SbED-Cloveri duh, easier. October,
RYE-No Zoo
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

BOSTON. Aug. S-The Commercial Bulle-
tin will say In tomorroW's report OF the
wool trade OF the United States: Wool q
In good healthy request and slowly Workine
upward. Fine medium Montana staple was
sold this week az sc, clean, a gain OF 20
since last week Ohio quarter-blo0d, un-
washed, has been sold al &c. an advance
OF l- The demand d general and covers
and the west closes highly satisfactory 10
the growers, their receipts being fully 20
No. / staple eastern Oregon has been sold
here AZ SIC for clean. American mohafr a
enjoying 4 small boom. Average cardlng
sold at Doc. The receipts OF wool Ia Boston
since January !, 1909, have been t0l.I29.78
pounds, against i&.z54.nO Tor tne same
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New York aIoner Mnrkst.

NEW YORK. Aug. s-MONEY-on call
STEADY. z40a per cent; last loan, 2K DER
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4k@6 per
STERLING ExcHANoE-Firm: s4.@ for
oemand an H.Sh0s.@h for sixty days;
bills, &.Ss&G4.S5X.
sILvER-Bar. Ssstc; Mexican dollars,
active; railroad, irregular. -
This Closing quotations on bonds are A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
PhmadsIDhia Proauc. M.rke..

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.-BUTTER-
Unsettled; extra western creamery eoIe.
extra nearby prints. 2lc.
EGos-Ftrm, good demand; fresh nearby.
1Ohcl loss on fresh western, &c; fresh
southwestern, l9c; fresh southern, ieQI7c.
CHEESEESteady; New York fun creams.
prime small, 104l0kc; New York full
creams. fair TO good, 9h09%c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

PEORIA. Aug. a-coRN-Easy; lower;
oATs--Easy. lower; No. 3 white. snk0
34&c, billed through.
WHIsKY-On the basis Of s1.a for nn-
fshed goods.
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sioux Citx Live efncE M.-

SIOUx-CITFs Ia, Aug. 8.-(SpAciaf Tasa-
aE9-CATTBE-ReceLpts. 100; market
steady: Hbeevest &.7B97.@; cows, bulls ana
Goo: yeaElhhEs and calves. s2.0JG4.Ol ~
HOGS-Receipts, $500: market IO6afK.
lower at T.0OQk26; bulk. sZO007.0G.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

crack. No. ! hard. not quoted; No. 1 north
ern, 7pkc; No. 2 northern, u&c.
FLOUR-FirFt patents, D.8o09.e0; second
patents, S.o0d9. %; first clears, fs.O068. 10;
second clears, 1910.
BRAN-In bulk, t11.7b.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Kansaa CO Ill nd Frovl.lens.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. G-WHEAT-sep-
TENDER, &c; December. 62x062kc; cash. NO.
z hard sc; No. s. @Q&ci No. 2 red. 6c;
coRN-september. nx0aEc; December.
SSA43SHc; cash, No. z mixed. 6elc; No. z
white. &x0b9c; No 3, SIC.
OATH-No. 2 white. a50S6c.
RYE-Eo. q Ah045c-
HAY-choiee Timothy. ,9.5oQ1000; choice
prairie. 365006@.
BuTTER-creamery. 1ec; dairy. fancy.
EoGs-Weak; fresh Missouri ana KAN
turned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

WASHINGTON. Aug. a-Today's state
eral fund, exclusive Of the $50. O00. 900 gold
reserve In the division OF redemption.
shows: Ayailabio cash balance, S704 Sl3,5
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S.-SUGAR-Mar-
ket strong: open, Kettle. sikg4 n-lSc; open
kettle Centrifugal, 3Qshc; centrifugal yell
dull; centrifugal, 5915c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6-Socretery
ESntero statement OF the worlds visible
supply OF cotton shows the total visible 20
be i,6s5.lD bales, Of which 5000 Il Ameri-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
THn nnALTr MARKET.
August 8:

August 5:
warranty Dssd
Arabella Gray and husband 10 Il. r..
Leleh. sH feet lot 5, block ~. South
oWsh @vos, -. ~ : loo
man, lot Z. Tyner's subdiy. ........... 100
Ida ~. Wharton ct al to A. n. Def-
weller. ma swh swh. ~ nwK W..
- nsA sWA and nwh neh
nWA eWH o-l4-I- LfOo
part lot : g a-is.is ...-x~- $500
kownes. ms feet lot 3, block 3. Nc
Gavock a O'Keefe'g add............ 100
auft Clasm Deeas.
v. L Beed 70 n J. Sullivan. lots a
3 and IL block l01. FIorencs. ..........
Total amount OF sransfsn..........ts.e1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

4 OMAHA. Aug. 6-Bank clearings today,
too5.t&eo corresponding day last year,
$3.50 .504.9I; Increase. S21,76L2
CHICAGO. Aus. a-clearingu. ~. 20. s7s;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

DULUTH. Aug. S.-WHEAT-No. 1 hard,
l4%c; No. 2 northern, 69Mc; No. / northern,
s0Ac; September, S7h9s5%cj December,
oATs-september. SOC; December. 2sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Lonaon stoek auotanepr.

BAR sILYER-eteady. a s-led Der ounce.
MONEY-242h per cent. The rate OF
DISCOUNT IL the open market for short bill.
bills s-ls6zk per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

eNot included IN totals because ooutalniu-
other items than oiearinRs,
"Not included IN totals because OF ma
comparison for last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

MILWAUKEE. Aug. a-WHEAT-Mar-
ket loweri No. 1 northern. ne; No. 2 north
ern, uct September. 6l4c.
H4E-L0Wers No. !. H662c.
hARLEX-H1rm; No. q 0066c; sample.
806c ~
coRN-ssptember, 61Ko.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE TABLE.
Aggregate Of Business Transacted NJ
the Associated Banks.

NEW YORK, Aug. ss-The following
table. complied by Bradstreet, shows the
bonk clearings az the principal cities for
the week ended August 7. with the percent
age OF increase and decrease as compared
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at the nvo principal
markets for August O.;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady creameries. ia
1etct da1rle1, loQi6hc. Cheese, steady AZ
aoAono kss.' hrmeri fresh. lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
C-fnctnnatt snlrtt.

CINCINNATI. Aug. a-WHIsKY-a1n.
ished goods steady on basis Of N.sl.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
ct. Louis Grain ana P~rovisions.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. a-wHEAT-Lower; No.
3 red cash, elevator. e5066c; track, 9eptem-
Der. sz%c; December. 81 q; No. 2 hard, $40
-coRN-Lower; No, 2 cash. SO; track.
b1q51hc; September, 45hc; December. &Ho.
OAT6-Lcwer; No. 2 cash, 20c; track, 500
90hc; September, 2502bhc: December, 25hc;
No. z white, Sc, old.
RYE=Gteady at f6c.
FLOuR-Dull; new red winter patents,
8. 1905. 20; extra fancy and straight 1900
sos; clear, $2.06d2.b
eEED-Timothy, a for August
CORNMEAL-Steady at fS.65.
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track, 100.
HAY-strong; timothy, t10.0o41b.60; prai-
RE, G.o00o.O0.
WHIeKY-steady at u.M.
IRON COTTON TIESEeio.
~BAGGING-GM06xc.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PRovIsIoNS-Pork. lower; 3obblng. u075
for old, &7.15 for new. Lard, lower at
N0.6zlk. Dry salt meats steady; boxed, ex-
ira shorts, $is clear ribs, 91.12h; short
clear, Hl.37h Bacon, steady; boxed, extra
shorts. s1i.s5st; clear ribs. 81: short clear.
sMETALs-LLsad: Firm at 400 sDsltsr:
1zc; turkeys. isc; ducks, 7c; geese. &c.
9UTTER-Steady; creamery. 17@21c;
dairy, 16hQ18c.
~EGGS-steady at 1bc.