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COCHRAN WILL SPEAK AT MASS MEETING.

DEMON
sTRATIoN AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
William X Redmond. NJ P. and Joseph Devl,n
Of Belfast Ireland. met delegates from I42 Irish
organizations in this State at the Irish National
Club Fffty-ninth-st. and Central Park West last
night. and completed arrangements for the meet
Ing to be held at the Academy Of Music on sunday
night 1t was said positively that w RoprkA
cochran would speak at the meeting. Letters vrars
read from Montague White and Charles D. Pierce
IN Which they said they would attend the neefinr
Next tuesday Mr.. Redmond and Mr. DavIin nil
e9ndSet sd t. "a rail- rally at the Irish National Club at
Whlch they Will receive representatives OF tbs
Ing Irish societies of the State - '''o i9e'u-
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CHANGE OF INAUGURATION DAY
Mr. HoAR's RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY TIE
SENATE

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Senate to-day adoptsd
Mr. Hoars joint resolution proposing a constitu-
tonal amendment changing the time of Presidenfia1
inaugurations ana the terminatio and hegipnin
Of Congresses from March to the last THURSDAY oS
April VI
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DR. RIxBT BEooMEs sURaEoN aENERAL

Washington. Feb 11-Presley NJ. Rfxey IN. n6v
l OF that office to-day. ~ 'He uueies
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TO HAVE 4 STEERING COMMITTEE.

ALDERMEN WILL NOT FILL LEADERSHIP RE
SIGNED BY GOODMAN
At caucus OF the Fusion aldermen held after
the meeting of the board yesterday the resigna-
ton OF Alderman Goodman as leader Of the rnaior
ity and chairman OF the Committee on Railroads
was accepted with regret The appointment OF a new
chairman Of the Committee Railroads was left
TO the president. without suggestions. 1t was de-
eeided TO have a steering committee Of seven mem
bers. instead OF leader It's membership will be
made up of two men from Manhattan two fropo
Brooklyn and one from each OF the other borouabs
These men will be selected by the Fusion deIsga-
tions from the boroughs they viii represent
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Kaffirs fell away yesterday morning on a.
forced closing Of weak accounts. but the market
developed renewed strength toward the close
on the Rand gold output for January which
amounted to 70.340 ounces. This return is COM
pared with 52s79 ounces in December and
B9075 ounces in November, but is still a long
way short Of the maximum, 459,7O9 ounces,
which was reached IN August. 1899, just before
the outbreak Of the war; IN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Oficial yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Quotntiona.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 2o.-Gold premiums are
quoted at Buenos Ayres, 129. Loo; Madrid, 36:s;
Lisbon, $3.50; Rome, rs. India council bills
were allotted today at Is 3 15-16d. Money
rates and discounts were maintained today.
On the Stock exchange the tone was mod
narrow. Consols were dull, being Influenced
by the condition of New York exchange
and the possible effect later of the expected
Transvaal loan, to which the steady de-
cline of consols latterly Is partly attributed.
There was much speculation regarding the
pearance, the general expectation being that
the prospectus will be advertised in Octo-
Der and that It will call for $3.50, 900, 900 to
5000, O00, 600, involving a revision OF the float
Ing. debt and settlement with the foreign
holders Of Transvaal railroad securities. 1t
Is expected that the rate of loan will be 8
per cent, with a British guarantee, thus ad-
versely affecting consols, which will auto
matically be 2h per cent next April. Home
rates were depressed, owing to the unfav-
orable weather. Americans opened steady
and later they were the strongest section
of the market. There were substantial ad-
yancest notably In Louisville and in Nor
Irregular. Kafflrs were fractionally stronger
PARIS Aug. 20.-Three per cent rentes,
1OOf SIC for the account. Spanish As, 81. 80.
On the bourse the market was inanimate
although there was a steady run of transac-
tons Rentes were quiet, Notwithstanding
firm. Rio tintos improved in sympathy
with copper. Kaffirs hardened. The pri-
Yate rate of discount was 2 per cent. In
dustrials were steady, especially Thomson
Houston. Kafi1rs were firm and higher in
spite of profit-taking.
the bourse today. Home funds were main
tanned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

to firm; fancy, large. colored and white,
9&c; fancy, small, new, state, ful cream,
colored and white, SAC.
state and Pennsylvania. 20n20hc; western
candled, 17kal9c; western ~uncandled, Is
d17c.
MOLAssEs-steadyi New orleans, s9a41e
POULTRN-Alive, steady; chickens, 100
1910; turkeys, 12c; fowls, l31zc. Dressed
steady; chickens, western, nQl4c; eastern
13dl3zc; turkeys, Sdl5c.
METALS-The feature OF the metal mar
Kets abroad was the sharp advance In Eng
lish iron, due TO the heavy demand from
compared with 56s I'd yesterday. and Mid
diesborough at SIS, against SIS Sd Tuesday.
Domestic markets are firm, but without
quotable change at this moment War
rants remain nominal; No. / foundry, north
ern, S230VGz5.UO; No. 2 foundry, northern,
S22. OO623O; No. 1 foundry, southern, $ZZ.OV4
300; No. 8 foundry, soft. S22O0d23.O0. There
was a fair business doing in tin today,
principally for jobbing account and prices
were raised nearly 1Sc. English prices inn
proved bs, spot closing at 125s and futures
at 124s. There was a strong closing in the
copper market, and prices were shaded
somewhat on one OF two grades. Demand
was principally of a jobblng order. Stand
ard closed at S1.35u11.55, electrolyttc at
81. 4Od1l.50 and casting at u1.S5Ql1.t6. Lead,
steady at unchanged prices locally, with
spot quoted at A.121A. London. declined
Is Sd al eli rs Sd. Spelter was in betted de-
mand and hrmer, both here and abroad,
the local market closing at $3.50 and Lon
don at els It's Cd, or at an advance OF 2s Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cereals Absorb Coed Gains and Markets
Rule Generally Strong.
COARSE GRAINS DISPLAY BEST vim
Absence of Selling Tendency Aids
oats in Maintaining Firm Tone
and Though Quiet Does
Not

CHICAGO. Aug. '@.-Coarse grains were
strong today. Rainy weather was sun a
factor. oats were a iIed strob D Corn
had spurts OF activity on the backwardnes
of the maturing crop and the possiblnty
that Il might get frosted. wheat was
helped by these factors and at the close
September wheat was hd%c up. Septem-
Der corn 7sd1c higher and September oats
&C higher. September provisions closed
Wheat gained much Of It's strength from
the coarse grains. There was much ehs an,
of the trade. At the opening there was a
good advance on the rains, cables and
much fear among the September shorts
over the congestion In that month and the
1mprobability of relief through contract re-
ceipts. Today no contract stun came In
with the sO3 cars received. The showery
conditions northwest gave fears that the
Er cpUIsiy crop sr n mat A see1ion The ma eysr Ge q pSsh
of buying orders trade was very dull for
several hours, but a good rally set In late
on a fair cash demand and fifteen loads
accepted at the seaboard. September OPP
ened sc to unchanged at 7O1zc to TWsc,
dipped to 695tc and reacted to 7O5bc, clos
Rpolis and Duluth receipts, 1872 cars. making
a total of 495 cars for the three north
western points against s6 last week; and
100000 bushels, against l,216,OO0 bushels last
year. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
hour equaled 30S, 200 bushels.
Corn receipts were only 10 cars. 3 of con-
tract grade. Cables were higher and wet
weather badly retarded growth. The
Washington crop bulletin, while not alarm
ing, was enough to make the trade fear
frost. 1t was officially stated that the corn
Is yet very green and that much of II will
not mature until well along in September
and possibly In October. Stocks were so
depleted that shorts were frightened again.
There was no special feature aside from the
lack of pressure. Trade was not active but
ithe market did not weaken. September
sold from 521sc TO a strong close, Bqlc up
at 52hc.
: Bad reports from the oats fields caused
good buying. Commission houses had big
Iorders and local shorts were eager to
cover. The market ruled the strongest on
ethe floor at times and held most of It's
strength. The cash demand was good and
at no time was there a demand to sell.
September from S2%@82Hc to S3&c and
closed strong. Nc up at S3xc. Receipts
were 1873 cars.
Provisions were strong and higher but
were inclined toward duilness. There was
a fair general demand and nc selling pres
sure. Liquidation for profits went on at
times, Hogs were higher and helped In the
advances, September pork closed 221kc up
at S16.2S; September lard TIC up at $40. SIN,
and September ribs 22kc higher at $3.50.
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
800; corn, 40; oats, 225; hogs, 1900.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations OF the Day on Various
Commodities. F,

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-FLoUR-Re-
eeipts, 22,2s4 bbls,; exports, 6,ssS bills; sales,
l m;SIS p rsisea S oe spsTn sn 1s m0Ts a SInts % &at
ents. $s.65qs.sO; winter straights. ss.4Oa3.6 so
Mlnnesota patents. S3sOQ4Co; winter ex-
winter low grades, s2&d3.05. Rye Hour.
steady; fair % good, p.zO@a4O; choice to
CoRNMEAI-ouiet; yellow western, ,1.25;
city, SIPS; B~randywine, S.4543.55.
RYE-Easy No, 2 western, 5ses f. Q; b..
No. 2 track, 57G5se.
BARLEY-DuiIi feeding. 54c. c. t. T..
WHEAT-Receipts. 77,i25 bu. Spot, firm;
No. ? red, 76hc, elevator; No. 2 red, 76A6
g7kc, I, o. b., ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
s6%c. I. o. b.. ahoat. Trade in whe was
fairly active all day and at generally
wanted by shorts. Higher cables, smaller
interior receipts, the strength OF outside
markets; foreign buying and poor grading
The close was Arm at h@Yc net advance.
May, H7-led74 l1-lsc, closed at 74%c: Sep
Gember, u 9-l6q725sc, closed at 72%c.
CORN-Receipts, nonei exports, 44 blu.
o. b., aaost, to arrive. Option market ad-
vanced at the opening on higher cables,
small receipts and hover west Il then
covered with wheat and on a scare of Sep
TENDER shorts. later closing lac net higher,
Hk@44hc. closed at 44hc; September, 6S5d
S0hc, closed at ehe; December, 4shd4s%c.
oATS-Receipts. IS. 800 bu.; exports. 1.74S
bu. Spot. unsettled; new No. 2. SSc; white,
b5c; new track mixed western, s5635hc;
new track white western. 42q4Sc; track
white state, 42Q4Sc. Option market was
stronger west on rains and small receipts.
Option trading was revived here for the
first time In two. years, a fair trade being
done at advancing prices. May. 36,sc,
closed at S6%c; December, ShGSsRc. CLOSED
at S6tc.
,HAY.Firm; shipping. SaOc; good to
RicE-Trregulari domestic. fair to extra.
thQIc; japanese, 4Aq5c.
AofsZEism: state prime to choice, 1901
common to choice. 1901 crop. 2iu2Sc; 1901
crop. lSQ30c; olds, 7G1Oc; Pacific coast. 1901
crop, 2O026kc; 1900 crop, 18n10c; olds, 761Oc
LEATHER-Ftrm; Buenos Ayres. acid
HTDEs-ouiet; Galveston, 20 TO Is lbs.
isc: California, Il to Is lbs. isc; Texas dry.
WOOL-Steady. domestic fleece. 25G8Oc.
TALLOW-Weak: city C2 per pkgO, 6hc.
country lpkEs. free). 6h464c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family. $50
RisoO; mess: nSOogls5oi beef hams, s2aoSd
bickied. bellies. m.256isOO: picked shout,
hers. &75da.O0; picked hams. u1.6OQl2. 90
lard; aTm; western steamed SoSS
quiet; South America, siL7S; compound
family, S2OO0Q2o05; short clear. slS.T662.M
BIJTTER&Receipts, u.3sO pkEs.; steady
creamery, initiation. bGi7c; factory. i40
cHEEsE-Rscsipts. Los pkssi stead,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

SHEEP-There was another liberal run of
sheep here this morning, but taking into
consideration the heavy runs of the last
two days the market held up in good shape.
About half of the offerings consisted OF
fat stun and the other half was feeders.
Packe took hold quite freely this morn
ing, but they wanted to buy their supplies
a little lower. Some sales were only a
shade lower, while others locke as much
as a dime lower than yesterday. The quail
ity was fairly good, but still nothing extra.
Some wethers and yearlings mixed sold as
high as $500. The general market could
probably best be described by calling II
weak to a dime lower.
There were no good lambs on the mar
ket with which to make a test OF values.
The general opinion, though, was that de-
slrable grades would have brought steady
prices.
The feeder market was the most active
that 1t has been In a long time. A large
number Of buyers were on hand. and there
were not enough to meet the demand. AS
a result buying wal very spirited and
everything desirable was disposed OF in
good season at strong prices. A big string
OF y~earling ewes sold TO a feeder at s.. 30.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice yearlings. S3.75d4.10; fair to good,
S3.50q3.75; good to choice wethers. t3.3543.6 so;
fair to good wethers, 3.1513.35; choice
ewes, $3.O0d3.25; fair TO good ewes. 1850
2.90; good to choice lambs, IS. 1906 90; fair
to good lambs, $5.25a5.60; feeder wethers,
81. 7563. IS: feeder yearlings, 8.25d3.60; feeder
lambs, $3.5Od4.25; feeder ewes, S1.25d3. 80.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-CoTToN-Futures
firm; August, S.52c; September, s.07c: Oc-
tober, 1850; November, 1850; December,
1.9Sc; January, 1910; February and March,
7.Sc; April, offered, 1880; May, 1850.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, Sc;
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20-COTTON-Quiet;
bales; Shipments, 5si bales; stock, iS.siS
GALVESTON. Aug. 2O,-coTToN-Firm.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. N.-coTroN-spot.
moderate business; prices frmer; American
ding 4S9-SSd; lower middling. 4ls-isd;
The sales OF the day were 1000 bales. of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included 800 American. Receipts,
500 bales, including 500 bales American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady; American middling. g. o. c.,
September, 4 40-64d. sellers; September n
october. 4u-64q4 32-64d, buyers; October
and November, 4 25-6494 26-64d, sellers; No
vember and December, 4 22-64Q4 23-64d, buy
ers; December and January, 21-6id,
buyers; January and February, 420-6tn
4 21-64d, buyers; February and March,
I 2O-e4q4 21-e4d. sellers; March and April.
4 2O-6464 21-64d, sellers.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug, @.-COTTON-
&c; good ordinary, TIC; low middling, Sc;
m middlings' SL-lSe; good miGdlingi 8 Lie:
LAO. Zoe; November. 7.69q7. zoe; December,
7.TOq7nc; March, fhG7.75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Totals

CATTLE-There was another heavy rur
Oh cattle here today, though not as many
the three days this week there Is an enor.
nous Increase both over the same DAYS N
last week and also of last year. The table
aD0Ve VIII show the exact figures.
Corn cattle were a scarce article .ht.
morning In spite OF the heavy receints anS
IN dact there was hardly more than one
enough to make a test OF the market and
ABOUT all that can be said is that the mar
ket was nominally steady.
The COW market was a LITTLE aasta- -,
tnere mas been a liberal run all the week
amo packers did not have to have any great
in prettv tU Gay buyers. though, took hold
siIapIe grades sold at steady prices There
was more or less unevenness. however, ana
to q d,ma maze AL the way from steady
more readily the cattle sold, 'e
Bulls, veal calves and stays nil sold IN
} }Sst aD0ut the same notches they have ali
Common stockers and feeders were GER
AMY a drug on the market TODAY, Sellers
intn = almost impossible to get a buyer
Into a pen OF common cattle, and as a re-
suit It was late before much was dona on
t b CLASS OF stun. 1t is safe to quote ali
and lower, but how much lower n Z ~
possible to state owing to the maven
prices hat were paid. Desirable grades
prices paid were Just about steady VIII
yesterday. Over eighty cars of cattle we've
sn1Ppeu 10 the country yesterday.
western range steers of good ouauty.
whether fat enough for killers or oniv
good enough for feeders. were just about
fairly active. Anything below The hase
grades was slow and weak, and the com.
moner the quality the harder 1t was TO dis
pose or them. Cows were all the way from
steady to a dime lower. The decline IN
most cases was on the commoner kinds
put owing to some unevenness the sood
kinds occasionally suffered. RenresentsstJj0,uu
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
REDUCTION COMPANY FAILS
OIL Concern with Many stockholders
and Creditors Goes
Into bankruptcy.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 20.-Dr. Chauncey
B.. Forward, president Of the Forward Re-
duction company. today filed a petition In
bankruptcy in the United States district
court. His schedule shows that he owes
s47s. 5s7 and has assets worth f4.225, Of
which 1910 is exempt.
DR.. Forwards creditors, as named, are
scattered all over the United States. II f.
said, and he owes them each all the way
from 800 to s 5000. Dr.. Forward went
into banruptcy because Of the financial
embarrassment |of the Forward Reduction
company Of which he was president, n
principal stakeholder and q heavy In
dorser. The Forward Reduction company
will follow him into bankruptcy tomor-
row.
The holding Of the company are located
in Orange and Jefferson counties, Texas,
and across the state line in Louisiana.
They represent lands owned in fee simple
and held under long term lease. OF the
leasings Il is estimated that $4,000 acres
are alive, some Of the poorer territory being
abandoned. Fully 1900 acres are owned
outright.
DR.. Chauncey b. Forward and L. ".
Denis organized the company in Cleveland
In 1897. II has a capital OF 81, 1000, 900 OF
which 81. 500. 900 has been issued, the bal
ance being held in the treasury. The stock
is held all over the country and a lot of
It abroad. There are about 500 ~stockhoId-
ers. me attorney for the company said:
The company will be r~eorganiEed along
satisfied by giving them stock, n possible,
a. any rate in the manner best possible
The concern viii not go to pieces.
Lawyers, doctors, clerks and many toll
ers In shops and factories are numbered
among the shareholders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Comee Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20-COFFEE-spot,
Rio, irm; No. 7 invoice, SIC. Mild. firm;
Cordova, S@11hc. Futures opened steady,
with prices 1Oal5 points higher on an &C
tive, scare Of shorts and general speculative
buying, led by Wall street and Europe.
Private cables from Brazil today almost
without exception confirmed yesterdays adj
h h y SraSts 10, a. 1aItase y III new Sr1p,
Rio and Santos districts. On the bad crop
news foreign markets were strong and
higher, Rio and Santos especially so, pri-
vate cables reporting further sharp I'D
vances in those markets today and an ad-
vancing Rio exchange rate. Shorts had a
bad day of II here. Prices after the start
continued to advance, proht-taking longs
and importers having about the only cofee
firm In tone at a net rise of 20 to rs points.
Total sales amounted to 1880 bags, includ-
ing: August, 5.25d5. S5c; September. $500;
October, 5.25G5. SOC; November. 5.30c: Decem-
Der. 630d5: 45c; January, 5S5@5.50c; March,
5.45G5, soc; May. 5.65G5. 7Oc; jun 5.7Oc; July,
575q5.s5c. In two days futures have ad-
vanced nearly hc a pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Bank ~ClearinEu.

OMAHA, Aug. a.-Bank clearings today,
S,045, 095.O5 corresponding day last year
$974.254. 70; increase, $40, T40.26.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, 0@Clearings. 81, s91, 076
balances, $7S4,0 money, firm at 566 pei
cent; New York exchange. 15c discount.
CHICAGO, Aug. N.-Clearings, $24.4 S4, 052t
balances. S2,1O4, e92; New York exchange,
par: posted exchange, Sass for sixty days
A.S7h for demand.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2l-Clearings, 4, 49,
S12; balances, $606, 143; money. 8 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. N.-Clearings
per cent.
BOSTON, Aug. 2o.-Clearings. $40, 7s1, 545;
balances, $1,451 ,222.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Clearings, S22l,-
625. O22; balances, $12, 139. SIS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Chickering's, $3,1sl..
$50; money, 3hq6 per cent; New York ex
change, 25c discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
OIL ana ROsin,

OIL CITY. Aug. a~0-OIL@Credit balances
s1.22; certificates, no bid; shipments, s9.07l
bbls. average. 90.334 bills; runs, 104,5l:
bbls average, 7s,47s bbls,
TOLEDO. Aug. a0.-OIL-North Lima, soc.
South Lims and I%ndiansa' Sc
dull; prime yellow, i2Ql2lEc. Petroleum
steady, Rosin, steady. TgTpentine. steady,
seed, spot. Sis. Linseed. 29s Sd. Turpentine
spirits, 33s Nd.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 2O-oH-Turpentine
b. $40; r, Sii5; f., $40; q. n,25; H, 1890
L65; ]. Sl;s5;.K. $2.45; NJ. $2.SS; NJ. $40; WIG
So 80: WV. 1910.
EIVERPooL, Aug. al-oH-cottonseed
Hun refined. spot. dull. 25s I'D.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 2.-wOOL-Fine staple
territories, 55@b6c; strictly fine clothing.
6Sd55c; fine and fine medium, 60662c; me-
strong position. with the offerings small.
Fall cleaned basis. nominal, 4694Sc; twelve
months, 55a5sc; six to eight months, spring.
52d55c. Fine fleece woods are higher, but
the offerings are small. Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania Xxx. nominal; Xxx and above, 2Sc;
x. 26gZ7c; Michigan * 2Sg SS; DSiaine
30d31c; Michigan, 27h929c; No. l combing,
2Sd3Oc; No. 2, 2792Sc; coarse, 24Q26c.
dunn grades and combing, l3d1shc; light
fine, i2Q16c; heavy fine, 1Oq13c; tub
washed, 1926.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Texas and Indian steers. rl50Qhoo; Texas
cows 2.Soqao; native cows, 0>76; ma
bulls. 2.50QS5; calves. N.0d5.5Q.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market
N.l2n; bulk Of sales, t6SeQl0o;- heavy, sos
Qll2h; mixed packers, @6s4S.s5i light $50
d6e0; workers., 8.S56690; pigs, BGd6O.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, $3.50
head; sheep, weak to 1bc lower; lambs, 150
Sc lower; native lambs, 2.30d6.6o; western
lambs, 2O0d6.00: native wethers, 2.a6t.2O;
western wethers, Q.s0@3.S0; fed ewes, Q.7S4
$50; Texas clipped yearlings, 2.0o2Bi
Texas clipped sheep, H.S593W; stockers and
feeders. N.1O63.s0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2o-wHEAT-Higher
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 641hc; track, $50
sc; September, 64hc; December, 65xc; No.
2 hard, 65h969c.
CORN-Higher: No. 2 cash, SIC; track,
6q66hc; September, 4sA@4sNc; December,
36Ic.
OATs-Higher: No. 2 cash. 27hc: track,
Hh42S1c; September, 26Ao; December,
24&c; No. 2 white, old, CSC.
RYE-Firm at 49c.
FLoUR-steady; new red winter pat
ents, 3.106S.20; extra fancy and straight,
$2.SOa3.05; clear, S2.65q2.75.
SEED-Timothy, IN demand at 2.00d4.26
COMMUNICATIONS, $3.50.
BRAN-Stronger: sacked, east track. sc.
HAY-Steady to firm; timothy, 5000
HOO; prairie, $65OG9.00.
WHISKY-Steady, H.31.
IRON COTTON TIES-a.0Th.
BAGGINGL6 5-16@7 Lie.
HEMP TWINE-9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; tobbinR. old,
t16.27h; new, S6.67M. Lard, higher at SO. 80.
Dry salt meats, hrmer; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs, $10.12h; short clear, $40.
Bacon. hrmer; boxed extra shorts and
clear ribs, $11.O0; chorti clear. $ll.62k.
METALS-Lead. steady at A.00 Spelter,
PoULTRY-Firm; chickens. SIC; syringe,
lsc; turkeys, llhql2hc; ducks, &c; geese,
4hc,
BUTTER !. Steady; creamery. I7a2ic;
EGGG Cfaady. Teo -. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
st. Loais Live stock Market.

5000 head, including 1900 Texans; market
steady for steers, easy on cows native
shipping and export steers, B.O09S.00i
dressed beef and butcher steers, S4.sOd
7.5O; steers under 1000 pounds, 8.7bd5.25
stockers and feeders. $2.s0q6.O0; cows and
heifers, S2.2596.O0; Gamers, u.f5d2.75: bulls
dian steers, $2.75q5.2o; cows and heifers,
$2.5Od3,B.
HOGs-Receipts. 5000 head; market &C
d6.SO; packers. $6.7Og6.SO; butchers, $3.50
7.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500
head; market steady; native muttons. $50
d4.25; lambs, 3.75qb.75; culls and bucks
s.. 5OaA.OO; stockers, tL5OqS.O0; Texans, So
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
DARING JEWELRY ROBBERY
Tray Containing FOFty-TwO Diamond
Rings - Removed from
q show Case.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-A daring robbery
took place in the iewelry establishment
OF A. A. Webster 4 Co, Brooklyn. during
tine busy hours OF the DAY.
A tray containing forty-two soIitst-.
diamond rings. valued al $1,000, W
moved from one OF the show cases AID ,Ae
thief made his escape undetected by any
one In the place.