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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-19
y PERSONALS. II

G. i. Sites Is here from Dallas.
DR.. w. +. Haynes is in the city from
Davis.
L. c. Murreil is in the city from
Cornish.
Jas J. Lee came over yesterday
from Madill
Paul Burncy is in the city from
Cumberland
E. W. Moore is in the city from
Pauls Valley.
Miss Byron Weston left yesterday
TO visit in Davis.
r. C. Grimes has gone TO Fort
Worth on busienss
Chas. Miner made "A business trip
20 Davis today.
Jas. II. Mathers went to Davis to.
day on legal business
Chas D. Carter came in yesterday
afternoon from South McAlester
Mayor VIM F. Warren came down
last night from Berwyn.
H. r. Crittenton. of Vinita is In the
city and stopping at the Wilmington.
Willie Thompson, of Sherman, is in
the city visiting with his counsn, l..
j. Johnson.
Miss Virgie King who has been the
guests OF Marietta friends returned
home today
Judge and Mrs. Moran Scott re-
turned today from an extended visit
TO Gainesville.
w. n Taliaferro. Of Madlll. and Cal
Stewart of Holder, were visitors in
our city yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Lytel, who has been
visiting her father at Eldorado, Kan,
has returned to the city
Thos II Appleby. of Dallas. Texas.
who has been in our city for a week
or more has concluded to locate
Frank E. Wilbur Who has been in
the city looking after his business
interests here, returned today to
Guthrie
j. II. Akers and Logan Ross. who
has been up to Purcell on business,
returned yesterday afternoon to their
home in Woodford.
DIR. c. F. Gillian came in last night
from a successful business trip east
Of here He reports the farmers as
busy as they can be.
G. W. Holder, of Dougherty, was in
the city yesterday and attended the
bedside of his old friend. J. f. Button
who is so seriously i'll in South Ard
more.
Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Humphrevill,
have arrived in the city from Boon
Vile, Mo. and will make this plac,
their home. Mr. Humphreville will
embark in business.
Mrs Eugene Wood has returne,
| from Corsicana, Texas, where she hal
been visiting her mother She viii
soon be joined here by her husban,
who is now at Nashville, Tenn.
Chairman a. W. Hehey. Of the town
site commission, was yesterday calle
10 Muskogee by Indian Inspector J
Geo. Wright, and was requested to re
port at once
C. F. b, ,thA'en OF Halstead, Kan
Is in the Gty visiting his son DR., C
W. Benthusen. MIR. Benthusen is
man of considerable means. He is de
lighter with Ardmore and may locat,
among us.
l.. r. Marston went to Doughert.
today TO see about securing rock will
which to build the conduit betweel
the Santa Fe and c. o. & c., right o
way Mr. Marston is very anxious Z
get TO work.
Contractor II. r. Watts was in tn
city yesterday and says that A. & c
dirt out about Hewitt is moving righ
: along No work is being done beyon
Hewitt. he says, although his contrac
. extends four miles west of that point
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Samuels an
daughter. Miss Marguerite, who hay
been visiting MIR and Mrs A. ID. Chas
, on Second Avenue and d street, nortl
% west for the past two weeks, left yei
terday for Healdton where they wi
{ visit Grove +. Chase.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-19

FOR SALE-A pair of match horses;
Kentucky bred; four years old dark
bays. For particulars, address DR.. r.
d. Moore, Ardmore, |. r. 27-1m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

y-~ o- t-1 a~
a. 'o-s-
R0b'tC. Br0rn. &c S11Ffa. ll.,
has represented bis dsfref. fae
18th. FOR six years. -uI vas re-
ceatly n0thri % his coming ap-
p0intmsnt as cirrk - tle T. :
Court Tor The soalhsF- Dn fiss ot
lsinpis. de- vas bora in 1882
and has worked bis way 70 fhe
SOP siGpIy hy force q Application,
erergy. fart and good comr On
sense. After working sesrFai
Fars rs 2 h'sea~al' 1 81 .ta|i'. {
'sra n'r ra rrs afn'tr p
faes sarn 1899 iir u G.r..f.i.s
rle~t-r fae Kate. ll iA-
a-. tle aal --.ir-n Wood
man. February 20. 1901, be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26


Yes. August E-oTer stiil has ne
largest sale ofeny sny nedicins ID
ne efglIfzed world Tour molners
a01 zraudu0fhers sever lho1ght
of usIng anything else for Indi-
ression o. biIII0usness. Doctors
Were scarce and they seldom heard
ofaDpendicrfis, nervous Pr1stFat-
ion heart failure. etc. They used
Auzust FI0EeF 10 clean cut the
svsfeu and stop fermentation q
pndirested food, regulate The
setiou 81 the liver. stimulate The
.4ervous su1 0rganic action Of The
svstem. aad that i All they took
when feeling duIi aud bad With
hpssaches and other aehes- Ion
only need 4 few doses of Green's
August Flower. - liquid foFus 10
make vo1 satisfied there is D0tbiag
serious the matter Eith Jon. Get
Green's prize almanac at BrOwn <
Co.'S Palace Drug Store Or Ham-
iIton & Hart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Gooeh S Mexican Syrnp has Civ
- peFfst satisfsciion in my fami-
81. 1sa I want forec0mmend il to
everyone SIS the best remedy for
coughs colds. and all lung troubles
A Young iady in my employ. who
bad been forced @ quit work and
zh0 bell been gwen up to die by
Eek friends viih consumption. has
ty tbe use Of G0Och's Mexican
Syrnp been restored to health. and
S novfaf work earning her liv
and enjoying good health. She
wants me % publish this as it
nay be the means Of saving The
life Of some other consumptive.
r. 81 Fieuming, PiQua. o.
Gooch's Mexican Syrup cdrps S
simple cough IS if by maeie. and Isl
ft Uely far uhog pit-
c1asA. Price - cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

rnmufn~rurers ant Others Who De
xsr FeeI 80 hIna1y LawaE4
HeelDraettT-

The M-n1f1cr-rers as4-e-4---- q
F1lzlsip1i4 has been - l1-r-
Ia its f@e-z3s aco-E r-cipfp'-AS a.
-zri4 refcrl tlas q le~-F-- --~7
whlls taVorllg r@e-Frc1-fys = AD--
1o-a Ec-e e lrs rr1tses.9A IS
A-ls. & lt means any -.---ss
Aoth sides o1 tie 1-e4r1--s 1-r q
.1-rse there can 1e 10 reel rle-- a.
-.n~mfur made Wla4 4-g 1r-
country relating e. tAe rar-A "----
71s 1cr1 parties make ee
SION ~ rs--alllE t-er e1
taFs ca commodities 1--F s
-1 rt Ger ~ - -
90 taar eNrezt prats-f-e1 views --s1
la ee abandoned e e 24r--y 70 -
asrs1 rAat the raar.ll-a'-. .'-Fe'- l--ss
ce tae-r bearings 4n- --E-y A4o@
w1a4e rAey ara &c n ra- ~
I1e Protective league a4- l-e A----
Market club On the eae s--e aF- --z
g $3.50 t4eE ears t- 70
y ever e t- n t-e
wo-l1 1e t1 an1l s Ap--
1rT 81 which fle wo1lerl-l -A-
eusile tariff has been c1-s- s-f-el--- ----
wsuld soon 1r.r9 ruin on lla 1e@
1rIes- The manl4a-tl tlFers ana --S
fras-a eVlaanl.T ealte= t- l9r t--g
Donate -rerAl'y III t-e
Z r- cn tae -sat 1o- A9 e ~ ~
Y otler A4A4s l-eg 4i1 -
ahaup,ors of ee.prae.ty t1at t-7r
markets. ns -e e-
Wl4 N44 ~ 4a4- 70 -- ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Frans Treadutli. Bennett. ia..
vas trou5ie8 wish Kidney disease
for two years. re writes: h2d
taken several kinds 81 kidney rfm-
edles. bat With lit'.e benefit. FL
naiIv + tried Fole1's KIDNEY Care
and ore d0llr ab0tfie cared me.
Sold IS Jas Psttyj3A-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26

Old papers Tor sale ag this Of
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-26
PRuOvAL YoIICE.

Hereafter NJ ofzee VII b foond
- the rev Frat Eafional Bank
building. Rooms I ard 2. Cliezs.n
avenue and 3rd street. once
srhone les. resfdenee 'pkone leo-
Vt. J. Peters. PA- G. a. Z
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
New York Minins QuotatIons.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The following ar,
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

lea, H1.75: compound, 1.12hds.25; continent,
short clear, s1soa2icO; mess, sis.SSdfs.S5.
BUTTER-Receipts, Aol2 pkgs iirmsr
CHEEsE-Receipts. 1895 pkgs.: quiet to
nrm; fancy large, S%d1ohc; fancy small
EGGs-Receipts. 4,s6S pkgs.; strong: state
and Pennsylvania, 21c; western candled, 1Sh
d20c; western uncandied. 16d1shc.
MOLASSES-Firm; New Orleans, 3Od4Oc.
POULTRY-Alive. low; chickens, 12bSg
13c; turkeys, 12c; fowls, l2c: dressed, irregu-
ern, 13d13kc. turkeys. 15d25c.
METALS-The local market for tin eased
of 10 points on spot today and 30 potnts
on futures, the latter feeling the effect of
heavy selling pressure and for which there
November and December were quoted at
S25. 75d26.25; spot, $27. so. London also
reported easier values, spot and futures de-
Ginning 15s and closing at elz3 los for the
copper very little change was noted, al
though the tendency of values continues
down ward and the tone. of the market
at the close was officially described as
S11. 40d11.62h; e~lectrolytic, $11.25@l1Slh, and
casting. m.25G11. 37h. The movement in
the English market was dull and the price
there was lowered Is 3D. under liberal offer
at e5i 15s. Lead was quiet and steady
all around; New York closed at A.12h, and
London at eli Is Sd. Spelter ruled steady
and unchanged locally at $3.50 and at Lon
and unchanged In the domestic market
Warrants we're not quoted. No 1 foun-
dry. northern, 2s.OOd25.OO No. 2 foundry,
northern, SO. Ooq2S. 90; No. foundry, south
soft, 22.O0Q2S.O 90; Glasgow closed at SIS Cd
and Middleborough at SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

Articles. Open. High. Low. Close Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
Foreinn

LONDON. Aug. 29.-Rates for money
were Arm today and borrowings from the
Bank OF England increased the supplies 20
meet the consolS settlement and month
end requirements. 1t Is estimated that
S25. 200, 900 Is owing 70 the Bank of England
n It is believed that this is largely by
Epeculators In consols, thus partly account
ing for the rise In discounts. In spite OF the
steady inow OF gold from abroad; The tax
at the export of gold TO the United states
at the end OF September was considered a
factor In possibly forcing an advance OF
the bank rate, though with the Bank OF
England's reserve probably approximatinB
the United States without a strain.
Prices on the Stock exchange were
the settlement being satisfactory. Con
soils were f~ractionally better. Americana
opened irregular and inactive and closed
Trunk relapsed on prOht-taking. Kafhrs
were ~stagnant. Gold premiums at Beunos
Ayres. 1880: Madrid, Abc; Rome. q.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-COTTON-Futures
opened quiet: September, S.33c; october.
S.29c: November, sic; December. s.22e;
January, sic; March, s.14c. Spot. quiet
sales, II ,302 bales. Futures closed steady
September. S.42c; October, S.S5c; November
S.25c; December, S.29c; January, S,2Sc; Feb
8.Ac.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2s-CoTToN-
September, S.5sc; october, S.1SdS.i4c; No
vember, S.106S.12c; December, S.116s.12c;
January, s.12QS.1Sc; February, S.1S@s. 15c
March, S1SdSl5 Market steady; sales,
binary. s-16c; low midding, 8 1-16c; mid
ding. SIC; good middling, s%c; middling
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 29.-COTTON-
Quiet, 50 1-1Sc. Market Saturday or Monday
next,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
VIEW york GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities. .

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-FLOuR-Re-
SslPts' b IL; isO bs Shade 0s sEsSdisr S'i in e sone
winter patents, IS. 30; winter s~traights,
ss.4O93,5 80, Minnesota patents. sSSq4OO; win.
de.S5; winter low grades, s2eoa2@. Rye
hour, dull; fair g good choice
CoRNMEAIEouiet; yellow western, $40;
city, 1924; Brendywine, $S.45QS.55.
~RYE-Steady; No. 2 western, coo, I. o. b.
aioat; No, 2, 5sc; track. state 6bhq66c, c.
HARLEY Quiet; feeding, ACC, c. l. (. Buff
WVHEAT-Receipts. 2,sss bu. exports.
si,ss5 bu,; spot easy Ne. 2 red. 75c, ele-
y,ator; No red, %H@lsAe. T. O. ?. anost;
No. l hard Manitoba. s7S. I. o.. b. aioat.
Options with. shorts covering freely all day,
onerinss lighs; showers predicted IN ne
the wheat market was somewhat nrmer to-
day and fairly active in face Of lower ca
The close was near the top and MQMe ne
higher; May ztA414be. closed; Sep
hbsrDSS5El G759e' closed 7S%e, SAY
sos bg.i spot, steady No. q sc elevator
made sharp advances. led by September
n vigorous covering took place, impelleC
the west. The market closed frm n Il
higher on September, with other months
gs Is teissssr. es MAJ s* siosseS,, si@seo be ss
Der. llh@isc, closed, l7Ac.
OATS-Receipts, fSo,OO bu.t exports, >
8 white. SSAc; new, tracked mixed west
erR,. g@35c; track, white. ssds5e. Option
from shorts; May closed, SBc; Deeembe
closed, sac.
HAY-steady; new shipping. N9TOc; goo
70 choice, $0.90G11.W.
RICE-Steady; domestic. fair to extra
4h66hc; Japan. tA4Sc.
HOPS-F1rm; state. prime 10 choice, $50
crop. 1sh623hc; 1900. 10c; olds, 6Q9c; state
common 10 choice, 1901 crop, H0ISe; III
crop, lSd20c: olds, 7dl0c; Pacific coast 100
crop, MG26hc; 1900 crop. 1S020e; olds. 1910
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock sole, Bueno
Ayres, light 20 heavy. 24g1oAc.
HIDES-Ffrms Galveston. 20 to Is lbs
ise: California, "a TO % lbs, lsc; Texas drs
"a TO 80 lbs. 1Sc.
PRovfsIoNs-Beef. firm; family. sl6t
Gl6O0; mess, $laO0alAbot beef hams, Nz0o
200: packet, A4.O0G15O0; city extra lndi
mess, S220G340 Cut meats, quiet; pickle
bellies, Si.$Ql3.0: picked shoulders, IS
$500; picked hams, $3.50 Lard, easy
western steamed. SOS; August closed :
mesa nominal; refined. easier; South Amel
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

Revival of Confidence Apparent and
Animation broader Into strength.

NEW. YORK, Aug. 29-There was a con-
SIDERABLE. revival of confidence indicated
IN \ t4days stock market and IN the hnal
animation and strength. This was in face
of a rise in the call loan rate to 5 per cent
and a forecast Of the bank statement indi-
eating a cut in the reserves OF nearly
S6.0O0,O0O. The Immediate prospect in the
money market seemed to be overlooked on
account of the reports of the comprehen-
sive plan said to be favored by the secre-
tary. of the treasury for the expansion
which 1t is hoped to relieve the demand
upon the. lawful money reserve for use IN
the circulation incident to the crop moving
period. It will be remembered That the
effort of Secretary Gage to redeem bonds
made in April of last year had reached
the redemption Of government bonds to the
par value Of $5S, 222,1S0. and In the payment
to the money market, including premiums
important influence in maintaining the
tranquility of the money market last fall,
so attractive that the banks began to sell
spring as rapidly, as the law would allow.
bond redemption, so that Secretary Shaw
withdrew the offer early in March. His
efforts to stimulate the note expansion are
evidently due to a recollection of the con.
oltlons thus caused by the redemption oil
government bonds.
terially since the withdrawal of the gov
ernment's redemption order. They have
AASSA dBdlH bluC0 the note expansion pldT
was discussed, and today the bid prices
OF the AZ OF 1926 jumped TX per cent, in
dicating the scanty floating supply and the
difficulties of bank note expansion.
The encouraging effect Upon sentiment
OF the discussion of this subject was sup
plemented by the belief that the languag,
Of the circular issued by the Southern
railway voting. trustees could be accepted
as indicating the incubation of the projec
for a southern railroad merger. There
were the usual rumors also OF an earl,
settlement of the anthracite strike.
The buying of Union Pacific was attrib
uted to a desire on the part of the in
siders to encourage conversion of bond
into stock. There were some points o
irregularity in the market. the express
stocks reacting sharply. American Bicycl
securities, including the bonds upon whicl
action on the interest is expected on Mon
day, were notably weak. The selling wa
accompanied by reports that 1T was due t
liquidation. induced by the coming retire
ment of a leading interest.
Atchison and Canadian Pacific were con
spicuous for activity and strength an
there were gains Of a point or more b
many less active stocks.
The bond market was firm, In sympath
with stocks. Total sales, par value, S ,75O
The following are the closing prices OF
| the NdWF Work. 2fnrL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

oliver Ames ct al, trustee, 10 r. f.
Chandler. lot Is. Pruyn's SUBJ. 100
Total
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
Kansas CITY 1--we stock msrEss,

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 29.-CATTLE-Rs-
465 Texans. 1bo natives. Corn fed native
grassers, steady TO strong; .~quaTantins
steady to lower; stockers and feedsTs,i
steers. s7.9OqS.O6; fair 70 good, tAS3g1.lbi
stockers and feeders, tz.sOqLToi western
fed steers o $;0SgS'gS: Texas snd kSaizn
native COWS, u.5694.60, native heifers, e1,gsd
SIS; Gamers. sLO092.%, bulls, t1bO9LSl
HoGs~Receipts, 6,iOo heads market weak
to &c lower; top, 500; bulk Of sales, 1880
Ib5; heavy, T.60@T.60 mixed packers, Q.0
67.50; light. H.2047.47h; workers., W.4O0TsfThi
pigs. 36.60d1.W.
Sheep AND LAMBs-Receipts, l,O00
head; market steady 20 weak native lambs,
Sc. oOdb. 90; western lambs. G.OOQ5O0I native
wethers, $s.40q4O0; western wethefs, f200n
s.S5; fed ewes. S.354l.B; Texas clipped
y~earlings, $S.0o9S.S; Texas clipped sheep.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
LIverpOOI Grain and ProvIaionE,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.-WHEAT-spot,
No. 1 northern, spring, IS sgd: No. 2 west
ern. quiet. 6ss No. ! California. steady, 6s
4hd; futures, steady; September, IS 1OAd;
December, IS 10d.
CORN-Spot. American mixed. steady, IS
1hd: futures. steady; September, nomlnai;
October, IS I'D; January, As I'D.
PROVlSIONS-Beef, steady; extra India
mess, los Sd. Pork, hrm; prime mess.
"a TO ls lbs, steady. SIS. Racon, cumber-
land cut. 20 20 80 lbs. steady, SIS Sd; short
ribs. is 10 20 lbs, firm, 60c; long clear
middles, light. % TO "a lbs. steady, 5ss Cd
long. clear middles, heavy, IS to 40 lbs.
steady, 5Ss Cd; clear bellies. IA to 16 lbs.
steady, 62s. Shoulders, square cut, II to u
lbs, firm, 49s. Lard. prime western. in
~tierces. steady. SIS; American refined, In
pals. steady, SIS 81.
CHEEEE-Quiet; American finest white,
quiet. AS; American finest colored. quiet.
TALLow-Prime city. steady. 27s Cd;
Australian, in London. Irregular. SIS Sd.
FLoUR-st Louis fancy winter, quiet,
HoPs-At OndOn Paclne COAST. steady,
e647.
BUTTER-Nominal.
PEAS-Canadian. quiet. 6s Sd.
The receipts OF wheat for the past three
days, 505.o00 c~entals. including $4,000 Amer
lean.
The receipts OF American corn for tbs
past three days, 1000 centals.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30
TotaI receipts 2b
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head ~indicated:


CATTLE-There were only just q few
ing, so that a fair test Of the market was
not made. The quality as a rule was
rather inferior, but still just about every
Yesterday. For the week the receipts have
been very liberal, there being a good gain
over last weeks heavy run. and as com
supply Is nearly double. In spite OF that
fact active markets have been experienced
and prices on good stuff have shown little
There have been so few cornfed steers
on sale this week that the condition OF the
market is r largely FESassSns o TSTs; Noting Mo- h ing
general Impression is that finished cattle
would bring about as much as they have
at any time. Cattle selling from 400 TO
$50 are also about steady for the week,
but the kinds that sell much below 81 come
in competition with the westerns, and II
The COW market eased on a little the first
Of the week In the face OF big receipts,
but on "wednesday and Thursday the DE,
little change from the close OF last week,
Gamers sold freely all the week at fully
steady pTleeS' T Ts 'n onI HsI KIND that dragsed
at all were the medium grades.
Bulls, veal calves and stays have sold at
The demand for prime yearlings and good
heavy dehorned feeders has been some
thing phenomenal all the week. Anywhere
from IS to Us cars have been shipped out
every day. Such kinds may sately pe
quoted strong for the week with the de-
moner grades, though, have been neglected
and have sold at rather uneven prices.
Western rangers have Of course made
up the big bulk OF the offerings all the
week and a fair proportion OF them has
consisted OF beef steers. The nrst OF the
week the tendency was to pound values a
little. but on Wednesday and Thursday
supplies were not as liberal and the feel.
on last week, the market looks just about
steady on anything at all decent. Common
kinds are more or less neglected, but still
even those are selling In about the same
notches they were a week age. Western
feede-s sf coed quality ard weight may he
quoted steady to strong tor the week and
the same Is true Of yearingg. Common
kinds Of all weights are dull Range cows
but the week Is closing with prices about
steady with the close OF last week. Rep
resentatiVe sales;
REEF STEERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

ST. LOUIS, Aug. &-CATTLE-Receipts,
1850. including 1.20O Texans; market, steady
for natives to strong for Texans. Native
shipping and export steers, S6.0017.75
dressed beef and butcher steers, A.65G7. IS;
steers under 1000 lbs. S.6OQ5.00; stockers
and feeders, $4,000. 70i cows and heifers,
81. 256D6.m; Gamers. n.75@2.75; bulls, $2.759
400; calves. $4.5O97.OO; Texas and Indian
steers. $2.SOQ5.Oo; cows and heifers, $4,000
375.
lower; pigs and lights, ST2597.55; packers,
f7.50@7. IS; butchers. S7.5b47.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBsEReceipts, 1.300;
market steady; native m%uttons. S3.4014.O 90;
lambs, A.5Od5.S so: culls and bucks, S $500
400; stockers, $2OOd8.40; Texans. $3.10q3.9 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

$50; balances. s2.i2t. $50. Posted exchange,
AS5h, sixty days: Sass on demand New
York exchange Ice discount.
BOSTON, Aug. 2-Exchanges. 3ie,Oi5,-
092; balances, s., 1856.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9-Clearings,
s15,Se9, $50; balances. H,610,eS. Money ~
5 per cent.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2e.-Money, 5ii@s per
cent. New York exchange par. Clearings,
81, 7S7, 200.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2e.-Cleerings. $685.
$50: balances. S571,37b. Money 5 pei. cent
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ~9.-Clearings, $5,SSi,6SS;
balances, SSl3,444; money, steady, 4gS per
cent; New York exchange, 26c discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-30

Aug. 2s.-wooL-strictly fine
clothing, 53d55c; fine and fine medium, 5O1
SEC: medium, E6f6c. Texas wood continues
nrm. With the position POSITION I very strSns' w ESll
spring. bSaS5c. A very good inquiry is
Ret irm. Northern county cleaned basis.
b3d55c: middle counties. 4SQ5Oci southern,
45d47c; six TO eight months. lSql4c loss.
Stronger fleece woods are noted with Oner-
inEs, small, but quotations are strong,
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx, nominal at
so9Sie; Xxx and aeove' 2sg2sc; x; sSgZso;
tinue especially firm; Some sellers are
claiming very high prices on d~elsines, with
aaeISine' siasSc; Michigan, 2siiq2Sxc; No.
1 comblng and clothing, 2Sq3Oc; coarse "a
LONDON. Aug. 2s-wooL-At the sheep
kin sales today 49,. SIS Cap of Good Hope
and Natal skins were offered. The supply
was fair and showed slightly improved
quality. There was a fair demand for
western province long wooded, which sold
steadily at unchanged prices. Eastern
province sold an eighth to a quarter lower.
Short wooded realized a quarter to three
eights and shorn a quarter TO one-half
pence lower. Lambs were unchanged and
coarse wooded was In good. request at un.
changed rates. The attendance was good
and the total number of bales sold were
BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-wooL-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say in tomorrow's re-
ports on the wool trade of the United
s Se The There her bn Is qS SFe 1ut i on the the mar mar.
ket. The trade has been In small, lots.
Values continue firm all around. The re-
ceipts OF wool in Boston since January 1,
1902, have been 236, 767, SIS pounds against
1877. 100, 245 pounds for the same period In
1901. The Boston shipments to date are
1872, Log, 466 pounds, against shipments Of
III, 676,6 pounds for the same period In
1901.
The stock on hand in Boston January /,
1902, was T.s4O,465 pounds; the total stock
today is 1872, 981, $50 pounds. The stock on
hand August 81, 1901. was 1902, 500 pounds.
s N. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-WOOL-Steady; me-
| dunn grades and combing, 13d1Shc; light,
hne, i26161kc; heavy, fine, 10ql3c; tub
uaehad I6n26c.