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The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
FOUND LOST DOG.
Valuable Pointer Belonging to John Il.
Carswell IL Recovered.

Dog Catcher Kopf can give
pointers us to how to catch lost
pointers. In answer to some pointed
questions from Kopf woman on
Madison street this morning point
ed out to him how disappointed she
was to give up "a valuable pointer
which lad been at the house for
six weeks.
The pointer belonged to John
Carswell.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
A Nc,H I.M.lher combine.

PHILADELPHIA. Dcr,2. Announce
metlt is made here Of the proposed for
nation Of Il large combination in the
rubber industry to be known as the In.
tcrnntional Rubber company, with
capital Of SoI. .OOO coo.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Local ErcyiIy.

Give your wife 4 first class Life In.
surancc policy for u Christmas pre-
sent.
Vandevcr & FollansDee, Agents
4C4 Equitable Building.
DAME Rlchcntergcr has received
a IoX OF quail from Join Walls OF
New Castle who has Lecn cunning
down the state.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Drove in Front of Engine

! One Of Morrow and Son drivers
drove in front of shifting engine
No.23O to-day at the 4th street cross
ing.
; The engine was brought to a
vtandstill before it struck the team,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
PRISONERS AT WORK.
Work of Placing Temporary Roofat Work
house is Under Way.

The work of placing a temporary
roof over the south aud central
wings of the workhouse has com.
mcnccd. The prisoners are working
with u will in clearing away the
debris. Those of the men who can
use hatchels aud saws were Sot at
work assisting the master carpenter.
The contract for tho erection of
the temporary roof will he awarded
in few daya
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
4. Y. Brooks Here,

E. F. Brooks, General Superin-
tendent of the Pennsylvania Rail
road was at the French street sta
lion for short time to-day. He
was accompanied by r. Kenney, q.
former general superintendent of
the road.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

Come to Millcr's No. stall in the
City Market and be surprised in the
price of good beef. etc.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
MISS KING TELLS STORY.

After half an hours hlrl work
by her parents, Miss King was re-
she related the story OF the visit of
the burglars.
Later an examination of the house
shovel that the burglar, had dis
turbeI everything in the dining
room and kitchen in their vain
search for money. They moved the
silverware but did not take any of
it.
When reporter for THE DAILY
REPUBLICAN called at the home this
morning he learned thao Mr.. King
was in this city reporting his loss to
the poice. Mrs. King said that they
have teen accustomed to keeping
their money in bank. The burglars
consequently secured but SO. While
making an examination in one Of the
ledrUoms she found Ecr wedding
ring amen. SINE clothing which The
burg ,ars had pulled from Il bureau
drawer.
Her daughter Mrs King said was
suffering Sc vcr. y from shock. The
girl is Of a nervous disposition and
the sight OF four maskcd burglars
in the room CAUSED her collapse.
The four burglars were discover.
ed by Miss King as being white men
p t,tI
| rolhtr returned here about 10
O'Clock and were asleep While the
burgu.arS were at work in tho house.
The drug administered by the
burgl lara was one that left no odor.
So far as could be learned there were
no ether robheries in the nei. h bor-
hgol last night. Residents IN that
seetlon were much agitated this
mbrGiIg over the visit OF the burglars,
and their daring methods OF proceed.
ure.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

Wynnard l.. Bayls, Of the p. w.
& b. railroad company returned last
evening from ten days vacation,
spent in Virginia and North Caro-.
liza.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

! The thermometer at W. c. Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street to-day reg
fSiered asfUllows:
O'Clock ~ U'ciOci Io'cluo.i
81 Al 80
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

hi ad visited any other portion of the
house Mrs. King went to her
daughters bedroom only to be hor-
ror stricken by the sight of her
unconscious daughter, her head
within half an inch of her fathers
loaded revolver which the burglars
had placed there after administer
ing the drug Her siser was
asleep by her side and VIXEN awak.
enol knew nothing of the visit Of
the burglars.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

Advertise in the REPUBLICAN
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
eEU Discharged From Hospital.

Owen J. Palmer Of this city who
fractured his right ankle while at
work at the Crum Lynne Iron Works
several weeks ago. was discharged
from the Chester Hospital yester-
day as cured. He WILL however,
be compelled to use crutches for
some time.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

Miss Sara Nansant Of Philadelphia
spent Saturday anl sunday i'll thi
city a, tht guest OF Mr. anl Mrs Eli
gar Hare.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 16-wHEAT-spot:
Quiet; No. / northern spring. IS ID; No. ]
California, s. 3hd. Futures: Quiet; Sep
tember, IS ND; December, IS 10hd.
CQRN-Spot: Quiet: American mixed, IS
iihd; October, is shd; January, IS iiHd.
PROVISIONS-Beef, strong; extra India
mess, los Sd. Pork, firm: prime mess,
western, strong. SIS Cd. Hams. short cut,
u to Is lbs, quiet, SIS Sd. Bacon, Cumber-
ribs IS to q lbs, quiet sos Sd; long clear
long, clear middles, heavy, IS TO 90 lbs.
steady, 62s. Shoulders, square cut. II to ID
lbs, quiet, AS 3d.. Lard, dull; prime west
ern, In terces. dull, Sis Sd; American re-
fined, in pals, dull, Sis Sd.
CHEESE-Quiet; American finest white.
steady, as Sd: American finest colored,
TALLow-Prlme city, quiet, 2ss; Aus
tralian, in London, dull, 32s.
FLOURISH. Louis fancy winter, firm,
IS Cd.
-HoPs-At London Pscihc COAST, firm,
R79S.
BUTTER-Nominal.
PEAS-Canadian, steady, Is Sd.
The imports of wheat into Liverpool last
week were 1900 quarters from Atlantic
ports, 1000 from Pacific and $1,000 from
other ports.
The Imports OF corn into Liverpool last
week amounted to 5000 quarters from At
lantic ports.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

Consols were fairly steady. Home rails
and Canadian Pacific were irregular. Amer
leans were unsettled and were mostly a
Vile was the feature. Al the close the
market was steady. Grand Trunks was
hrmi the traffic reports being satisfactory.
kaftirs were uncertain, some OF the pur-
chases, II was said, being partly for invest
ment and for the cape account.
Gold premiums are quoted; Buenos Ayres,
iSs.2O; Madrid. $3.50; lisbon, &.S4; Rome,
The amount OF bullion taken into the
BANK OF England on balance today was
PARIS. Aug. 1S.-on the bourse today
business. was quiet and cheerful owing TO
the satisfactory settlement. Contangoes
were easy. Rentes were stimulated by in
Vestment purchased by saving banks and
other public institutions. Toward the close
spanish Is recovered sharply on rumors re-
garding the exchange rate. Industrials
were firm. Thomson-Houston and Metro
politan had a good tendency. Rio tintos
were heavy on the decline in copper.
kafirs were buoyed up at the opening by
LONDON sdyices, but later there were some
realizations. They closed steady. The pri-
waite rate of discount was 2 per cent.
Three per cent rentes, 100 francs, S. CEN
times for the account. Exchange on Lon
closed 81. 40.
BERLIN. Aug. 1S.-Business had a quiet
tendency on the bourse today and prices
were. frmer. Home funds were neglected.
Locals and banks were maintained. Cana
dian Paci1cs weakened toward the close.
A strong tone prevailed in lead and coal,
coke
BERLIN, Aug. 1S-Exchange on London.
~ marks, 4Sh pigs. The weekly state
s m@nI 81 tns me imperial Bank Of Germany
cash on hand, increased 2,520 marks;
treasury notes, Increased $4,000 marks;
otner securities, decreased 5000. 900 marks;
marks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

.CATTLE-The heaviest run of cattle of
the season arrived today, but in spite of
that fact the market was fairly active and
gcod stun OF practically all kinds sold at
Just about steady prices, as compared with
the close OF last week.
Cornfed steers were very scarce and in
fact there were scarcely enough with which
to make a test of the market. 1t is safe TO
say, however, that good to choice stun
would have commanded steady prices, The
common and warmed-up cattle, though,
were slow sale and a little lower, as pack
ers prefer the westerns to the habitat
cornteds.
There were only about 80 cars of cows
included In the receipts, so that the better
they did at the close of last week. The
medium and common stun, though, was
a little slow and weak to a dime lower.
Bulls, veal calves and stays did not
show any quotable change.
There was a heavy run of stockers and
feeders, but as spectators were anticipat-
ing a good demand from the country the
heaVy cattle OF good weight and quality
ana also the prime yearlings sold at steady
good. The commoner kinds of all weights
were rather slow sale and generally a
dime lower. -
Although the big bulk of the offerings
To-Day consisted OF western range s6eers
there were only a few good enough for
packers. Anything, however, that could be
called at all good sold at right around
Steady prices and the same was true of
the better grades of feeders. The com
moner grades of killers as well as OF Feed
ers were slow sale ana about a dime lower
all around. Good range cows held about
steady, but others were a dime Lower
representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

common TO choice, 1901 crop, 2iR2so; 1919
crop, lbdI0c; olds, 7d1Oc; Pacific coast, 1901
Csc. Duen0' Ayre' a''o' -
HIpEs-ouiet; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs.
isci Calit2rnie q TO Is lbs. isc; Texas dry.
wooL-steady; domestic fleece, 25asoc.
TALJow-Dull: city, G2 per pkg), 6N9
PRovIsI0Ns-Beef, steady; family, $500
Ql6.0O; mess, n3O0a12.50i beef hams. t22.OOa
200; packet ~slLoJqi5.O6; city extra India
picked, bellies, Hi.2s@SiasS'Oo: PicSied sSoai:
ders, s.75q9ooi picked hams, s1.soql2.el.
August closed at sio.s5. nominal; refined,
quiet; South America, sl1.50; compound,
ts.12hdS,5O continent, 5000. Pork, quiet;
iamily short clear, flS1bgZl.OO;
BUTTERGRecelpts. 5000 pkgs.; unsettled;
state creamery, 16q2oc; imitation creamery.
CHEEsE-Firm; small, coiored and white.
SIC; large. colored and white, s%c; receipts,
EGGsSReceipts, 1929 pkgs.; barely
steady; state and Pennsylvania, 20@20hc;
western. %candled, 174QlSc; western, I'M
MoLKssEsIFirm New orleans, sanc.
POULIRY-Alive, steady; chickens. 1870
steady: chickens, 1i6l4c; fowls. 13kc.
METALS-The week In copper opened
quietly and there were no marked changes
of the market in favor Of buyers. Standard
spot closed at $10sOgl2 ; lake, S11.yO9
lilo; electrolytic, 81. 20M11.5G casting, y11. 20
011.50, There were few transactions re-
ported on this basis. London reported a
net decline of 2s Sd, spot closing at e51 los
and futures fb1 lbs. Prices on tin broke
about 40 points today under good offerings
and no demand to speak of. Some small
lots were taken at the decline, but
as a rule consumers and spectators were
not in the market for large quantities. Spot
closed at 1880. No change occurred in the
English market on the spot price, which
closed at Els, owing to full offerings from
the far eastern market. Lead ruled quiet
and steady in the local market at 4Mc and
at London at e112 Sd. Spelter also showed
no change here or abroad. New York
closed at 1910 and London at Els 12s Cd.
English Iron markets were a little frmer.
closed at SIS Sd and Middleborough
25s. The local market was firm at old
prices, No. 2 foundry. northern, so. 000
23O0; No. / foundry, southern, S22OOa23O0;
1 foundry, southern soft, $22. 0O62300.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19

SHEEP-There was a big run of sheep
here today, and other markets were also
well supplied, so that the tendency was to
pound prices wherever possible. AS a gem
eral thing the sheep market was lust
about a dime lower than the close OF last
week, though some of the hAndyweight
yeaIlinss did not sell quite that much
hngs, and some h~andyweight sheep also
sold to good advantage.
The lamb market was active and a little
higher owing TO the fact that all the pack
ers wanted some and there were hardly
enough to go around, although there were
more on sale III for some time past. AS
high as $500 was paid, which looked quite
a little higher than the prices paid last
week.
The feeder market was a little easier
owing 10 the liberal receipts and the favor
able prospects for still more In the near
future.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice yearlings, $3.T5d4.10; fair to good,
s. .50q3.7 5; good to choice wethers, S.3Sd3.bO;
fair to good wethers, $3.1563S5; choice
ewes. S:OO9325; fair 70 good ewes, ESQ
500; good to choice spring lambs, &T5a6.O0;
fair to good spring lambs, 8.40Q6.7 IS; feeder
wethers. S2.75d33; feeder yearlings. 5000
$40: feeder lambs, $3.5OQ4.iO; feeder ewes.
A.25q225. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Dull and snRging and Central
of Georgia Bonds weaken.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-A dull and sag
cling stock market today was the natural
consequence OF various evidences going to
snow that the expanding needs of the cir
culation are making Increasing inroads
upon banking reserves, with continued
through the medium of the exchange MARI
ket, mitigated the anxiety over the money
The respons q the LS on 7 IL d,soorr,
market to the American borrowing demand
eebecl% warning mat the process may be
the two centers to a parity. In the local
money market. the banks very generally
per, cent. and the rate touched 5 per cent
during the morning. There was less de-
for time loans Were 4 RaPifr 6eid t at rates 6sS
cent for all periods. ~
Reports from interior monetary centers
were OF a hrm tone to the money market
and a large demand from small towns and
country places for currency, Indicating the
York reserves. Me-" YORK SgRae e9cS bP0R NeW,
engage continued to droop and was quoted
at 10 cents discount, compared with 20 cents
The New York subtreasury is contribut-
ing signify to the local money market by
reason OF the full tide In the monthly PEN
sion payment, but the recent daily deicit
reported by the treasury at Washington
hundred thousand dollars for the first ddav
turing the current month. This recalls the
moTn1tfb6 q tbe me Sstg government revenues last
$lS.OOO,GW about. the middle of the month.
but falling to 100000 by the end OF the
showed a deficit for the month to date OF
$2,76l,SZ7, compared with a surplus or more
man s0CO.WO for the corresponding period
The increase in internal revenue thus far
1nis month by reason of the repeal of the
this month are s2,5Ss,S24 greater than last
expanded this month a,S2f'1s5 over 7 h iase
year; II Is only, therefore. by reason of
the government Of 1850 900 that the money
market has experienced any relief from
the drain caused last year by the govern
Whether the increased rate of expendi-
lures OF the government is likely TO be
KEPT up Is a problem much discussed in
Wall street, owing to the approachinE de-
pletion of banking reserves. Besides the
ITcs : money IN situation the market was de
rates there. The net earnings Of r rai moaes
southwest owing to shortage in the corn
movement, and intimations were given Of
The reported retirement of the president
OF the united states Steel corporation had
s t6me innuenee In the general market. al
but little, affected. Onsetting factors in
she hesvineSs Of the market were the
posed progress in the financial readjust-
ment; in Toledo, st, Louis & Western on
Pacific on the alleged seeking Of control bv
81; Louis 4 San Francisco, Chicago Ter.
tenants and In a number Of minor sne.
heavy. NV
The reduction In the yearly interest dis
pursement on the Central of Georgia first
incomes weakened that group OF stocks
ana had some sympathetic effect else
where; Total sales. par value. 81, 770,OO0
United States %refunding rs advanced X
ann the new IS y per cent on the last cali
Ihe 1oliowlng are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Kansas CITY Live Stock MnrL.,.

kANSAS CITY, Aug. M.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, 10000; natives, $500 Texans; calves,
geo Texans, LEO natives; killers steady to
lOc lower; stockers and feeders active,
STEADY choice export and dressed beer
steers, N.50qS. 20; fair TO good, S.7sd7.l6;
stockers and feeders. S26od6eo; western fed
steers, .H.4bqA6O; Texas and Indian steers,
Nq4lO; Texas cows, 20O63.O0; native
cows, native heifers, tal0a4.2S;
Gamers. N.50Q2.2O; bulls. t2.3OGS.6: calves,
HOGS-Receipts, A,2SO; market steady:
top, $685.; bulk, Sc. 7Od6.SO; heavy. He2ll@S
8 So mixed packers, IS .75d6.sO: light, $40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, G,@So;
market 1oQ15c lower; native lambs, 1850
$50; western lambs, 8.7OG5.00 native weth-
ers' western wethers, aOOd8 90:
fed ewes, 80Oq3.s5; Texas clipped year,
nngs, S.2Oq4.OO; Texas clipped sheep, saOo
QOzo; stockers and feeders, S2.l0d3.a'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
New York Live stock M.rk.t.

NEW. YORK, Aug. lS.-BEEVES-Re-
celpts, 1881; steers 10c lower, except for ton
dun cows, shade lower; oxen and stays.
yoOVqo.2o; bulls, &.O0d4.40; cows, 32.OO8
$50; extra, $4.75aS.40 cables steady; calves.
market steauy; grasserB and buttermilks
about steady; closed trihe weak; vealh.
grassers and buttermilks, s.. 7Sdb
40: no westerns.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpta. II. szs.
sheep In better demand; good sheep strong:
lambs hrm to Is cents higher; some sales
800; culls. H.5O91.75; lambs, 6.2@SSSx:
culls. A.OQ. N'
HoGs5Receipts. 1883; market Is cents
westerns nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-CoFFEE-spot
steady; cordovs. saiihc. The marRet
for futures opened steady, with prices
unchanged to 5 points lower. Soon
came active sellers of nearly the whole
list, considerable long coffee held by room
traders was dumped over and the market
until a noon decline OF 10d15 points was
reached. The weakness continued we'll
along In the afternoon, bulls taking little
interest in the situation and about the
only support coming from shorts, who COW
cred for profits and moderate buying by
European interests. Near the close COW
ering became more active and prices rail-
lied about 5 points, the market closing
steady. with prices net 5 to 10 points lower.
Sales amounted 70 1900 bags. including
August at A.S0d4.S5c; September, l.S044 CSC;
October. 4.s0H4 SOC; December. 4.9745. l5c;
January, 5.O0a5!O5ci March, 61595.2 Csc; May,
8. 2O6 25c; July, 6.35c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
Bank

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S-Clearings. S7,75s,-
$50; balances. $96S, $50.
Money steady. 5@6 per cent.
New York exchange. 15c discount.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Clearings, SIS, SCI, =
5Ss; balances, 1888, US; New York ex-
change, par to 1Oc discount; posted ex-
change, Sass demand and s4.S7h for sixty
days.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s~.-Exchange, S1lO,-
zoe, 967; balances, $,077, 7Sg.
BALTIMORE, Aug. H-Clearings. $3,241,-
324: balances, $541 SIS.
BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-Exchanges, SIS, 2Ss. 04s;
balances, 81. 2S5, IA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lS.-Clearings,
SIS, ISL. 1855; balances, Ss.266,lS0 money, 4kq5
per cent.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1s.-Cearings, 81
So, 800; money. SkQ6 per cent; New York
exchange, 15q2Oc premium.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
81. Loui. Grain and Provi.ions.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1s.-wHEAT-Lower;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 62%c; track, GAO
zoe; receipts. 500. 715 bu.
CORN-Eeasy; No. 2 cash, SIC; track. SIC:
September, 47hc; December, 35kc.
OATS-Heavy; No. 2 cash, &c; track, 276
2 white, 38Qs9c. "
RYE-Steady at acc.
FLOUR@Quiet: new red winter patents.
g 10u320; extra fancy and straight, 2.S0
q3.05; clear. $2.65q2.6
SEED-Timothy declining, $S.10d25O
CORNMEAL-Steady. $30.
BRAN-Steady; sacked east track, slhc
HAY-Dull; timothy. sSOO@11.O0; prairie,
WHISKY-Steady; S1.s1.
IRON COTTON TIES5Steady. SlOa
BAGGING-6hd6Hc.
HEINZ TWINE-9c.
PRONISIONS-Pork, higher; jobbinE. old.
$lb.s71; new. slSS7h. Lard. higher at si0.O5'
Dry salt meats slow; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs, 5000; short clear, $1,000,
Bacon slow; boxed extra short and clear
ribs Slo75; short clear. N1.37h.
MErALS-Lead, firm at 500. Spelter.
POULTRY-Firm; chickens, 9kc; sprines
4Hc. ~
gUTTER Steady; creamery. i7aaic;
dairy, 1791Sc. '
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
OMAHA wHoLEsALB MARKETS..
Conditions of Trade and Quotations
on staple and Fancy Produce.

s GO1AC
EGGs-Candled stock. 1ed1e1hc.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, ghGdCc; r~oosters
according. to age, 4G5c; turkeys, SGlOc,
ducks and geese. bGec; spring chickens, pei
MISUNDERSTANDING stock. 12ha1sc; choice
0f FRhs 81 tS C%JG 1$g1Sc ff SssRaratGT; sC S52
ring &c; pickereI, &C.: 5i hela & Q lUci he er.
buffalo, dressed. ic; V s1inRtish,' SC: b@{RSeaffinnss, &c
whitehsh, lOc; catfish, 1Sc; black bass, Isc,
fish. ,l2c; red snapper. 10c; Holsters. boiled,
pei, h., &c; Holsters, green, per h., Csc;
CoRN@5sc.
OATS-54c.
BRAN-Per ton, SIS.
Hay Dealers association: Choice, No
upland e. No. ! medium. $780,; No.
are for hay Of good ssf~ color PAN and d qheie pFi 6e.
mand fair RSfsiPts rliSet. FIG
NEW Observation-Disclosures, 30c.
GREEN oNIoNs.Per doai.. SV SccordinR to
size of punches, 15@2Oc.
T~URNIPS-Per bu., SOC.
GREEN REEsTce5 RRssfstl doc e..
CUCUMBERS-Per bu., 25c.
LETTUCE-Per doz. punches, zoe.
RADISHES-Per doz.. 1Oc.
basket, zoe; string beans, per market pas
CABBAGE-canfornia or home grown,
oNIoNs-New home grown, in sacks. per
bu., 65c.
ToMAToEs.Per market basket, 4S95Oc.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu., R.15.
FRUITS.
PEACHEs-California Late Crawfords,
7oc; Arkansas Elbertas. per ~four-basket
crate, I5c; per six-basket crate, N.25.
PLUMS - California, per ~four-basket
crate. fancy, 81; Japanese, in peach boxes,
~; kelsey Japan, per four-basket crate,
d. plums, 500.
PRuNEs.Per box. sOc.
Fa1oaites calIfOHnis,' ReE box ai'S; clapp''
90 APIP,LEs-summer varieties. per bbi.
CRABAPPLEs-Per Dbl. $3.50.
CANTALOUPE-Texas, per crate. H.7b;
per basket. 60c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .16G2Oc.
crate. $50; homegrown, per S-lb. bas-
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS-Per bunch, according to size,
oRANGEs-valencias. s4.75qs.OO; Mediter-
ITEM IEMo SWeees; HoTggaS umors,ro uoo0
42b; Messinas, A.50Q6.O.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER-New York. $S.75.
HlDES-No. green, SIC; No. 2 green,
&c; No. I sailed, Sc; No: 2 sailed, &c;
No, veal calf, 8 to l2h, lbs, Sc; No. Z
sssep Sf peiti T. &c. Sc + ho b9s;' S I'D ary ahl5aSsSsssiSs' qisoi
PoPCoRN-Per ID. Sc; sheiled' &c.
.NUTs-walnuts. No. / soft she'll, per h..
she'll, iOci No. 2 hard shell, &c; BrSaiis. per
ID, l4c; alberts, per h., 12c; almonds, soft
shell, l6c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large,
Soc. "
OLD METALS-A. B.. Alpern quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
copper, per H., S1kc; brass, heavy, per h.,
s1tc; brass, light. per h. SAC; lead. per h.,
SsGs atnc, per ID; z HsS.I rubber: per H. sSac.
crate, SbQ9Oc; per six-basket crate, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-19
uEw YORK GENERAL MARKET.
a~uOtations OF the Day ON Various
CommOditfea.

NEW YORK. Aug. ls-FLoUR-Ra-
eeipts. asa bills; exports, 54.S7s bbls.
S Ssiisrs apart a9o aE %fahs win TiSh Ds SSysTs |, SP q
$3.50; winter straights, p.4OGa6O; Mime
sofa patents, S.SOqs.S5; winter extras,
winter low SrSdss. Rs Ssas6s' rvs SiSg ssS9
sSmi fsaT q soOd' @S@a4o; choice to
cokNMEXf%ouiet. yellow, wss,.n ou.
atty, n.2e; ~Brandywine. 2.45dSB6
k1E-steadyi No. 2 western, Sole, I. o. h.,
snost; ssste. SSsagS7c G l. T.. New York
BARLEY-ouiet; feeding, sc. c. l. T..
WHEAr-Reeeipts. 2ss.s75 bu.: exports,
vator; Nc. 2 red. 75nGiSSc. T. o. b. sneaf.
No. 1 northern Duluth, &Lc. o. h
anoat; No. ! hard Manitoba. Sic, Z. o. b.,
lhoat During the forenoon wheat WAS
hrm higher on better cables, rain An
England. a little foreign buying, large
s~learanees, hower in the northwest n
broke under proht-taking sales and large
southwest receipts, closing weak at k6&c
ss1 csS'ins; MAJ, HdItae, closed T+e; Sep
ber. nbqlzAc,s closed 72hc.
.CoRN-Reeeipts, none exports. i2.226 bu.
spot easy; No. 2 SIC elevator and Sshc T.
b., anoat. Options market opened hrmer
IN too much rain In the corn states and
With wheat. but later broke under general
,rIeeS' Nav yna slesea easy a. Unchanged
sembeL Sfhq5T4c, closed SHte; December,
bAQ46Ac, closed 45Hc.
.oAT5-Receipts. 1850 bu. Spot, unset
lied: new mixed, tc; new white natural
i06Sc; old white. 64G65c; No. 3. nominal;
Ehite, nominal. Options market after a
leriod OF early strength following other
markets vas weakened by liquidation.
AAY.Tlrm; shipping. &GOc; good to
HcE-steady domestic. fair to extra. "a
Biei japanese, t&45c.
HOP6-steady: STATE. prime to choice, 1901
rep. nhoHhe; ioo. toc; olds. sdse; state.