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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
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dls bic bette Der fomif6en Operetten
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Sdimmer unb Slang, nit Ieinen
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benz fernen Often auf bic 9p9aeitsz
reiie nimmt unb babel BON a9t 8rautz
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Sub geben, mas in befen Rei9 glei9z
bebeutenb nit elmer 8erlobung era9tet
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

N~N3-T ~A~C~A
Qus8 Baltimore @puntp.
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bat lit, $40, @igentbum Der n@nterz
prize Qaunbrp 60" unterf4iagen gu
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fa6l aus bemielben $40. Ser Ser
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Baltimore perbaftet unO ben Gountp=
8e60roen iiberpieIen purce.
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men ,uncle Bin" betannt, Der in oer
Bolitif DON Baltimore : @ountp ielner
,3eit cine 3o1e 1pielte, iturb geitern
Morqen i'm 2ofale bes 9rn. @burles
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lan0topn, an sinsm @4IugfIuB. 81.
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mar. Die 9oIi5ei BON Canton purce
benudri4tigt unb Der 2ei4nam na4
benz Stations6auIe baIelbt 9e6radt,
ND er berblei6en nirb, Bis Die SAINT
lie bes Sooten bic arrangements fir
Die geerbigung %getrOffen bat. 2ombz
bin mar So Sabre alt uno in 8alttz
more qe6oren. @ein 8ater narSd6re
lang 8eIiBer zines 96tFf56aubofes in
Baltimore. Qambbin erlernte 3uerit
bas 8GdereigeI9Gft unb BEL Der Qrbeit
in Der 6abrif DON Sumes o.. Nfaion
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bes &rieqes als GIerf bef4Gftigt unb
als er nu8 Baltimore 3uridteArte,
na6m er reqe8 Snterefe on Der poliz
tiff. Gr na6m isitbem cine Qn3a6l
fleiner poIitiI9er Qemter Elm uno mar
elm NnbGnger oes GongreBmunnes S.
=. 6. Salbott. Gr mar Der Batter
BON 12 &inbern, BON benen mod feds
am Qsbsn ftnp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

$4,000 ergeben, unb Die 5ruge 1T nun,
mem bas @eIo 5utommt. Die S6terz
f4uBz8 eieuf9aft erbGlt unter Der
8erorbnung ibre Nusgaben fir bic
9ur3fibrung Der bic 2icentiirung
Der 6unbe berfiigenben 8erorbnunq,
tpel4e idbrli4 ungefdbr $4,000 betrQz
gen. Die 9eIeqf9aFt bebauptet nun,
baB ibr audi Der lleberf9uB 3ufomme,
tpGbrenb Der Stabt=G ontroleur Der
Qnii4t lit, buB Die @tabt bas Gelo
baben fO[Ite. Die Qngelegenbeit tpurz
be Dem Wfabor geftern porgelegt, unb
btefer pirb tpabrf6einli9 ben Gtabtz
Proturator um Elm 8uta9ten barber
erfn4en.
9erS tabtz grofuratprim
Srrt9um.
MabOr 9apes iagte geitern, Com
troleur Smith babe He9t, tpern er
fage, baB bie8ergegebibren bon $165,
tpeI4e Die 9ufenbebDrbe i'm Sttober
hon Der rMerdants C Miners'
Transportation Co." er6alten bat,
erit IN 1903 CUR @erpenbung tomz
men f0nnten, unb Stabtzgrpfurdtor
Wm. g. @hbte, ipel9er anbers entz
f4ieben. fei i'm Srrtbum, i6m Ieien
ni6t ale Shatia6en in benz 5aG bor=
gelegt porben. 9afen : Sngenieur
9uttOn unb 9r. Sec. q. Diais BON
Der 9afenbeb0rbe tperben am Diem
flag bor Der 8ibgetz8eb6rbe erf9ei=
men unb bas Reht berIanqen. bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

@elb mod in biefem Sabre 5u Ders
penben.
Gin 5eitgemGBes Sc
9ent.
Dem Manor purbe geitern i'm
8at6bauIe BON 9rn. Paul 9offman
elm nit pea>&oblen gefiqter neuer
Ro6leneimer aGs @ei6nu9tsgef9ent
5ugeIanbt. ST.. 9apes mar iebr err
freut iiber bas 5ettgemdBe 9ef4ent.
Gr bebauerte nur, buB bic Qudntitdt
Der Gpblen ni9t gr0Ber lpur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

S6uB in bas re6te 8eir ~pertpunbet
purbe. 9eneral 9ertimer iturb 8e6n
Sage fpGter.
Der nRopal Blue" Ralen6er Der
Baltimore : S6io : 8a9n" lit. ME
ale bon biefer 8ahn uusgeenoen
Orudiaden, sef4mudpoG gebulten
urb erfiiut bod 81 elei4er 3eit einen
praftif6en .3ned.
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@elS,eusuuucu nad 9ent5dGanS.

"a Gents pro Mart unb GOmmiiz
fpn. gbeD. 8. Oiener &c 6 o.,
Ais @attrsS truBe. QusIdnoti4es
@elo, De9IeI unb Greoit : 8rtefe.
S9iffstorten BON unb ned europa
1885,
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Cine Rs;,e uoh Seutifrous

Sine Heiie nab SentidIanS,
Tim bic Melt ober na9 irgenD einem
She'll Der WeIt arrangirt. Reile6il=
Iete iiber ale 8abnz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. $. 9iener &c
6 o., AIS @ater=Str. (266-)
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& ii bic 3 ciertgc.
GeorQe SiQtnG,
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groBe Quspa61 feiner GoIifornier
Rot6z unb WsiBpeine, gosgenzBbiS=
ties, 8~ranbies unO 2iqu0re. Bette
Waaren, nieortgite 9reiie, 8aoren
fret ms 9au5 geltefert.
(Sa2iTiEDsa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

pieber bierber tommen pirb. Die
9ei4dftsfiibrung bes 3op Fat iebes
BON i6r gegebene 8eripre6en gebalten
unb bat li6erale patronage er6alten,
troBoem lie in einem neuen Pldbe Die
S6auIteGungen abbalten muBte. Dor
Baltimore begi6t ii4 Der 300 na9
Waibington, .. g., po CT eineWo9e
lang i'm 2afapette 0pern 6ouIe aufz
trttt, uno gebt bann na4 YAiIaOels
pbta.
GredtDre fo t.
Stgnor Greatore, Der befannte itd>
lienif4e 8apeQmeiter, itattet in Der
Neuia6rstpD9e Der MpnumentenI tabt
ebenfals einen 8efu4 ab, unb 3par
pirb er nit ieiner italienii6en 8az
peQe am 2. uno 3. Sunuar in Der
8aFfenbaqe Oes 5. 3egiments ibsr
benz Ri9mono : Marfte consertiren.
,@eiiiasz" Multiplying in Der
uGniifz SALT"
5dnbeG's rMefius" ftsbt bisien
@inter auf benz Repertoir oItli9er
unb fpeftIi6er @ereine in ben Ser.
Staaten. Sas Sratorium nit isinsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

Stir bic Seicrtdae
%impnrtirte &hein= nuo9tuicl=@cinc.
S ND SbDblc.
Nr. 4O3, @eA. 9cringtUn StraFc.
Selifateiien allcr Nrt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
The disposition OF the days receipts was
IS follows, each buyer pu~rchasinENthe nufn-
Der OF head Indicated:
Tofala

CATTLE-There was only asfair run Of
cattle here today, but for the week to date
the supply is considerably In excess OF
last year. Buyers took hcid in a Eood IN share Os
Of oil desirable grades OF both killers D
feeders, 30 that the general market was
about steady with yesterday.
There were only a few CARS Of corhfed
the case Of late, they were shortfed
cattle and nothing strictly choice was
offered. There wal no chang in the mar
ket worthy OF mention, as packers bought
up what wa offered at practically steady
Inclined to be beartsh on these half fat
kinds owing 20 the large number OF range
steers now coming onward.
The COW market was also about the
not excessive and anything at ali desir-
able met with ready sale at steady
prices. The common stun, such as sells
below $500, though, wac rather dull, but
sell the pr,ces paid were about steady.
good steady prices where the quality was
me demand for ahs better grades OF
stockers and feeders was active and the
highest price Of the season for western
feeders. $500, was paid today for a bunch
OF Wyoming dehorned cattle. They were
in good condition N in reality were TAT
enough for killers But while good. heavy
de1nand the common and thin stun is
Eeglected and II anything was a little
Thsre were not very many range beef
market held just about steady al around
and was fairly active. Cows and feeders
also sold at good, steady prices where Inc
quality was satisfactory, but common
nUUm nU4nwu-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

ssc' csItomIe n to . lbs. isei Texas dry.
WOOL-oulet: domestic fleece. Masoc.
TALLOW-Eaey; city 90 per pkG.). 6k0
CSC; ccuntry (pkrs. free). 6h06Ec.
hfcE-Firui domestic. fair to extra. Eva
MbI2sszs-stssds: New orleans. $50
PRovrsroNs-Beef quiet: family. rsao
100; packet niW0l6.Oo; city extra India
mess. tz1oe02lQo.. Cut meats quiet: picked
l1s picked hams, Naoodfa5o Lard.
easter; western steamed. III; August
elosed "a 81. nominal: refined. easy;
$50; continent, sii.30. Pork EASY: family.
f29e@qMs 9; short. clear, us.ooa2f.9b; mess.
BUTTER-Receipts, t.sls pkrs.: market
qclett state dairy. 11020c. creamery, state.
lI4451c; imitation creamery, i5hG1Thc;
EGcs-Receipis. 7,1ls pkrs.; steady: state
and Pennsylvania, 20h01c: western cam
died ls42oci western u~ncandled. 1sQ1sc.
.PoULTRY-Aliye: steadyA chickens,
lS11c; turkeys, lie; fowls, i9lte. Dressed:
Firm chickens, 14c; fowls. iSltc; turkeys.
cHEEsE-Receipts. s.1H pkgs.: market
quiet; large white and colored, csc; small
METALsEsisck demand for both tin and
copper today resulted m lowering prices
settled. " points here and is 81 in London,
with the local spot closing at SIS. Is
s sDSt the snd En Els !. figures e sor at us sIss = e g for
ruled easy hero; STANDARD closed at s1fi60
1Le0: lake, s1.76q1ls6: eie~ctrolytic, 81 7O1
lilo; casting. HL65Q1L76 London declined
Is 80. closing at f52 lis Sd for spot and
f62 15s for futures. Lead remained as last
quoted and quiet In the local market.
Sd 10 ell e Cd. on a good demand shelter
stinened up ~ points today and closed
firm at b.@6; London remained UNCHANGED
at els 1ba. Offerings OF pig iron were l[m-
tied and the market presented q nrm UNI
dertOne at unchanged prices. No. I fOun-
dry northern. S23.00418.00. No. 2 foundry
northern, s22.00d2 q. 90; No. 1 foundry south
ern, f220oq2300; No.-1 foundry southern,
soft, s22vO4&.O0 Warrants were not
quoted. English Market showed improve
ment. Glasgow closed at b6s I'd and Md
dlesborough at 51s I'D
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK. Aus. .7.-CoTToN-Futures
oPeneq STEADY az the advance August.
sSr seplemnsr &c; October 7.7sc; No
s.ste: February, H fssc9 March b,sos; January
Futures very steady; August, $500. Sep.
tember, 1.90c; october, I.76o; November and
December 1850; January and FEBRUARY.
1.eeci March, 767ci April, TNc.
lands. 8 s-isci middllns suif. ssS-isc. sales.
3 LOUIS. AUG, T.-coTroN-oulet.
Middling, &C; sales, 90 bales; receipts. siS
bales; shipments. 400 bales; stock. is.eos
GALVESTON. Aus. z.-corroN-oulet.
TIvERPooL, Aus. z-corroN-spo,.
measTate business l-s2d higher; American
mIddiins. $500; low middIinE, f1i-isd:
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales. ~
mnlcn ~ were Tor speculation and ex-
Receipts. 2.00o bales, including 1880 bales
oI American Futures opened steady and
closed with near months firm, distant
steady, American middling. g. o. O., Au-
tober. z5-s4d4 zs-eid' sellers spps csnberSc
yemoer. 41e-e494 I7-e4d. sellers: November.
Docembert 414-64d, buyers; December-Janu-
airy. : 12-elQ4 la-sld, sellers; January-Feb
ruary, 412-64d, buyers; February-March-
is-g1d. buyers; March-Aprii. si2-e16
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. z-corroN-Fu-
Der. t.7s97.s6c: October, ST .5Sa7.sScs: SNS 6gvem-
Der, z.leq1. SOC; December. 1867 Doc; Janu-
bid. Market, steady; sales. i,S25 bales.
low 'middllng. 1876: middiinR. &c: ireoSoSd
SIC: middlIng fair, %. Receipts,
26S bales; stock, tG07s BALES.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

sHEEPCThere was aarmail run OF sheen
2 Few the market can safely be quoted
active and strong. 3 The quality. Of the
onerings was also good. which doubtless
had something TO do with the activity.
as $500. but they were prime. sons
South Dakota yeariinss apd wethsrs
brought $3.50. and a string from Oreron
OF the same. kind sold for 1850. Ewes
also sold well, as high as Sa.60 being maid.
AZ supplies were Ugh practically overs
tn,ng was out OF first hands at an early
There were not enough lambs osYered 70
to quote II steady. ~
Feeders continued. in food demand and
prices as were paid yesterday.
Quotations tor clipped stock: good "a
choice yearlings, S3.0O0f.0o; fair 70 GOOD.
td.50Q3,00. good to choice wethers. SSe663 90.
fair 70 good wethers, Ss.C06a2; Tood e
choice ewes. SOo03@; fair to good ewes,
t1.S03.OOi gooo 10 choice spring iambe' ~
CO.; fair 70 good spring lambs, N.75@S.00:
s3.0u3.3bi feeder lambs, N.bOdl.6o: feeder
ewes, H.2bq226. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
snw TORIk sTocFs4 40 NoNDs
General 5pwass 9sesr * nsR reas.
,ers, but streAgth ~ sETssuIar.

r.-- Hssar nN..H
General ypvas4 9seec AZ ass9 road
,ers, but stre4gth ~ ssrssguIar.
NEW YORK, Aug. There was a fur
Their. expansion In trading in today's stock
strength which was shown yesterday.
There were points Of weakness In the mar
ket, IN spite Of the marked strength OF
a gtin larger number Of Important stocks
which did not respond to the advance and
we're simply dull and neglected throughout
In some usually obscure stocks, but in
some which are also active and prominent
the prices iiuctuated half or a full point
It took but two transactions to lift Bur
unFton, Cedar Rapids g. Northern Is points.
s Sas = 4~2o,ns rise yesterday; This
protective committee Of the minority stock
holders that they had secured an offer Of
stock u~h Raiss a4a the fo t IS.I pIaS n sTaRSnstsgs
with Rock Island. Other controlled stocks
which seemed 20 be affected in sympathy
were Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis.
the kauawh e Michigan and the Nav
York, Chicago q St. Louis stocks.
The Hooking. Valley stocks n LOUIS
equal violence. but with nc specific de-
veiopment to explain. the movement. The
rige IN Illinois Central had IN its favor ex-
and net earnings for June. There were
large dealings In various southern and
oe~nWrpteFH urOCn15 nut the resulting
price movement was Irregular.
Ml8oourt Pacific was under considerable
grensure Declining at one time IL. while
texas q Pacific, on the other hand. con-
tnued to advance. The large buvinR az
Southern Railway Vas without much erect
OF the price. The weakness .cf Mhnh0ffan
was attributed to fears OF q strike bv en-
elneers and motormen. The rise In PENN
sylvania and its subsidiary coal carriers
was apparently In sympathy with the
f1ofking valley movement.
cauonaR Lead Wes reported In rood de-
mann Tor some large financial interests.
mere Wae not much In the general sstun-
zion on which to base higher prices.
Ine scbtreasury IL absorbing a connid-
ereDio sum from the money market. hut
tnc premium on New York exchanra At
chicago indicates that the tide OF currencv
le etn lowing this way. Foreign exchanSe
e nrm but the very strong return made
today by the Bank OF France reflects. fSe
accumulation OF resources at that capifal
and the unliklihood Of further nreas,,rs
nom there for gold or for repayment Of
leans. London showed announcement over
tee evidences Of the improved condition.
OF the king OF England and bought more
etoeks' me buoyancy OF a few stocks COM
unued to the close. ~
Central OF Georgia bonds were the onIv
feature OF the o n market, which was
otherwise dull and irregular. Total sales
PAT value, 2,lS6,000. United State a a.,
clned pei cent on call.
Ihe following are the cfoniue prfoea ~
tno new York Stock exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-CoFFEE-spot
RIG. barely steady; Nc. . invoice, $50;
mild. quiets Cordoy9, eG111hc. Futures
opened steady, with March 5 points higher
on covering, but other months unchanged;
cables were beaTiEh, primary receipts over
topped those OF last year and closing
prices were heavy Ali Of which stimulated
LIQUIDATION and furnished shorts with q SELL
ing motive. The market weakened ana
prices saggcd 5 points lower. Early In the
afternoon the market turned stronger on
a buliigh crop estimate. making the Rio
crop 100000 10 3,250.O00 bags. including the
coffee carried over from the previous sea-
son, as compared With 6.soo.006 baes actual
last year. Prices from low point advanced
t0l0 points on this estimate and sentiment
for a time Was quite. bullish. But within
2 few minutee*of the close hear hamfnering
and reallzing again broke prices and the
market was finally easy, net unbalanced 10
5 points lower. late months rejecting great
steadlness. Total sales reached 1900 bagB,
including August At E.4065.60c; September.
h45q6.50c; October b.&06.soc; November,
5 28&&ci December. k&Q625c; February.
sos.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7-cATrLH-Reca,ots
800 head. including $500 Texans; natlvee
dull Texans strongt native chipping ana
export steers, B.O00I.60. dressed beef and
butcher steers. 26y13.f0 steers under 1000
lbs, 81o0oO0t stockers and feeders, 81 700
6zot cows and hsllefa, &.25Q6.6 . canners.
to0zeoi pulls, t2obuSSS; calves, e.60a7.m;
Texas and Indian steers. E. 75fff0. covs
n heifere. G.6003.50.
HO0s-Receipts. 5000 head; market Zoe
lower pigs and lights. H.25GL40: Dackers.
W.40uI-60; butchers, H.tO07.H
SHEEP AND EAMBS-Recefpts. LOO
head market strong; native muttons. 1915
tzo04400; stockers, B.0003.25; Texans, 800
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
wooI Market.
nOaTON.

BOSTON, Mass.. Aug. z-waor-
The general quotations are very srm and
generally higher. Ohio and PennSyivanis
and above, a77k@2sMc; Ohio ana Pennsyf-
vania X, &626o; Michigan and Wisconsln
X and above, 2a026c; Ohio and Pennsyi-
vanilla No. 4 clothing and combing, 27itd2Sc.
Michigan No. 4 clothing and combine. es3
&c: Ohio, Delaine Washed, So9s1c: nne
and territory iGl8f6i<c: orernn. fefS5o..
California spring. BQiSc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6-WOOL-F1rm: ma
otnm grades and combing, 1s1lskc: lirht
fine. 1sqigfc; heavy nnc. i01f5c; tub
ST. LOUIS. Aus. 7.-wooL-stoady. Me-
dunn grades and combing. 1S0isKo; iiEht.
nnss ls4ls3*c: heavy. hne. lO9is; tub,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

indian steers. 0.BTf15; Texas cows, r.Ho
800 native CoWn. W.tt0H.h native hnIfarn.
N.Oou4 .O0t Cnnnerr. u.t00o. H, bulls. 1o.Is|
60; calves. 0.E01.35.
HOos-Receipts, $500 head; market 5Rloo
lever; top. U.6, bulk 81 sales. N.N14.E Is,
heavy, S.l0d7. 65; mixed packers. $3.50
go; light 81 .oo4l.Ss; workers., T.&97.aS;
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts. a5o
head; market steady TO i0c higher native
lambs, &.1ou5. 20 western lambs, 0.1o05.OO %:
native wethera S.650i.o0 western wethers
clipped yearlinRe, c.B00f15; Texas clipped
sheep. &.@9s.&; stockers and feeders, &.R
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

HOOS-Thero was a smaller run OF hogs
here today thar on Tuesday or Wednesday,
but as there was 3 drop In prices at other
points the market eased on here also.
Or the start the market was q dime lower
than yesterday, but later In the morning
Il became evident that there were not
tina In spite of the fact that Chicago
Was quoted 10015c lower, this market
hrmed up and closed active, with half OF
the loss regained.. The bulk of all the
sales vent from s7.8 TO $3.50. and as hign
as $40 was paid. Everything was sold In
good season.
to the lowest point reached since June Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
'cHrOAGO LIVE srOCK MARKnr.


CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts,
westerns; steady. close easy; good TO prime
steers, $.0006.9 poor to medium. a. 75nD
:7s; stockers n feeders. s2.50@6.& COWS.
az .60s bulls, e. 2590.ao: calves. 81 7bd5.S:
Texas-fed steers. S.z@5.5o; western steers.
morrow, 1900: left over. 5000: market 100
1c lower; mixed and butchers, s6.F47.e5:
good to choice heavy, S7.l007. 10: rough
sales, 37.19n7.D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recespts, 1900
mead; sheep, steady to strong; lambs,
STEADY to strongs good to choice wethers.
~ t004.O0; fair to choice mixed e1.50d8. e0:
western sheep. &2.500A.O0; native lambs
S.o0q9.ioi western lambs top. S.G.
Onicial yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

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unnna1iaaaa.


nustndspu q me Dav On varioun
Cemnesasiss.
rNAW YORK. Ans, I-ELouRZReoslpas,
0.48 unln.l eHperka, eSD thls.i market quiet
% winter etfaiw6fa, ef161e6 fiins
faefa Retea.t salete9t winter extras.
"A. s g eslsi Gooa, aa6s1oi
~. Is sssn1 Es'l'S Ssst'Fn.
HfH-EaHieri No. western. 60 q
e4eali atAke. 44Ea. q L T. NeN xoFk
nkR1Ev-auisti feeding. sio. Q. l. T..
HEAr-Rsespts n.sn hu.s exports.
Elevator, and Es6764e 80 ssef.
IL 4 northern. Duleth. 1ho. 70 IS. afeaf:
81 q aFT3 Atntesf, ss'.s g saoRt
k1oel covering and fair aeiboefd o-learsnces'
y ~ mes me hour e collapsed under
feported keeriah report ~ snow. IN the
last lsN INnnses n rallied on covering and
HuEe. closed ai lfcs geplember. - I-ifi
NlIto. closed e. I,#ci D6csmbkr. isx
m5iSa eloseq a. i.s
HQ. spot. steady No. z CSC. oievefor. and
.8c Z 3. b., onpat. The option market
4ss,fgee ss.lt ssfsnlth on eoysr.ng and
knalsy wsasenea oY the break n wheas,
,o s'eds'ss lsMsT; Max s
e',se At ts@e; pseembsr. 10tlkc. closed
oA1ss Bot sssRRss kkss ss Vi, s Sss ass -
No white. ucf Ne, = white. 70c; track
mlKed western. 1Q9e; track western and
kst. after early steadineas. declined Win
~ other markets
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

LONDON, Aug. a-Money was wanted for
large transactions today ana discounts we're
sseaay The Stock exchange showedlno I'M
although realizations ceased and there was
q better tone, especially for Americans, IN
was manifested. The close was easler:
Consols were glightlY harder. Home rails
were dull on disappointing tranic rsturns.
steadier on support ~ Controlling houses.
MADRID: s7.lo; st Lisbon. The weekly
the following changes Total reserve de-
creased R1,7s6.0Oo circulation Increased
posits decreased ei,26I,O00, public deposita
decreased &3.T11,O00, notes reserve decreased
ElssI0oO and government securities de-
OF EnBland's reserve to liabilities IL lol6
per cent. Last week II was f7.o3 per cent.
The rate Of discount e unchanged at 3 per
Bank Of England on balance today was
PARIS, Aug 1.-The tone on tho bourse
inactive up to the last half hour. when II
became more animated on purchasing or
The closing was firm. Turkish securities
and Thomson-Houston shares, Russian in
tIntos were in demand ia sympathy with
the copper market. Kanirs advanced on
~ isSSs sSnBix. LS Tss nl NSSlSs S. Ese CTr a;.sos the
was Q per cent. Tfe weekly ststsment OF
the Bank Of France shows the following
c~hanges:. Notes IN ejaculation decreased
1901 OK. 000f, treasury ACCOUNTS current de-
creased 7.1E,0o0f. gold IN hand increased
z6.775 000f. bills discounted decreased z05 ,51S.-
000f and silver in hand Increased 2Sz5.0o0f.
Three per cent rentes, 1o0f sRtfc for the
account. Exchange On dsondon, zf 100 for
checks. Spanish lR 809zkc.
BERLIN, Aug. 7.-Exthange on London,
2om l9pfgs for checks. Discount rate for
short bills. III per cent, for three months
bills, IL per cent. Business on the bourBe
numerous sales for the local account.
Canadian Pacific was considerable harder
In sympathy with New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE German
steamer BurgerTmeisfer Petersen. Can
tain Topprich. from PHILADELPHIA for Stock
Pa, yesterday. war noated at 8 O'Clock this
morning. IL was apparently In good COM
investigation Il made to zee whether IL
sustained any damage. -
The steamship sustained no damage and
viii proceed on Its voyage this afternoon,
II r. laden with 1,2I6. coo Ealsons Of refned
petroleum, valued at S68, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. 7.-Crsdit balances
q-x2, certificates, no bid, shipments, 60.l5l
bbis.. average @,5sa bblz runa. g. Ia,
TOLEDO. Aus. z.-om-North Lima,
sc; South Lima and Indiana. sac.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug. I-OIL-Turpen-
tine, nrm, sc. Rosln, hfmi A. b and G.
i, a.as l. So K, ~; + Il. W.: &. AsS::
w. G.. No. W. W., 1875
NEW YORK, Aug. 1-OILZCottoneeed,
easy. Petroleum, steady. Rosln, steady.
Turpentine, steady 5lH9lskc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. 1--MoNEY-On call.
steady, NOS per cent: last loan, az per
cent
STERLING EXCHANGE r. strone Al
t.@h for sixty days. posted rates. $3.50 and
MY; commercial bills, N.eiHOi .e5K.
sILVER-Bar. 6hc; Mexican dollars.
neutrality-suspicious.. easy; state, mao
tive; railroad. Irregular.
The e,osing quotations on bonds are a.
follows.