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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

Resolved further that sad pr0Dositoa, IN
carried az Sti clr ton shall authorize the
common Council OF ~ VI ltge 10 issue said
bonds on such TINE. IN sch amounts a 10 pay
mruts and al such rate az II may deem adVis
able
Resolved further that this resolution shall
be puptl-hed twice in thu ANA RECORD.
paper tu tue village, and be pasted in ak -
the most publ pisces m the village Al least
two week before said election al which the vote
Is 10 be taken.
We hereby certify that tho foregoing resolu.
lion VAS adopted At n regular session at the
Comm IN tolncti ct sad village by TO exceed
Two thirds GO curing vote OF the members ct
said Council pr sent held Al The council ro ms
VIt9t village on the lsIh day OF January,
Dated ,lma Michigan. January 29;h 1902
WILLIAM a. BAuLKE. Lillian ". kiNCH.
Pres dent CLERK.
Motion carried boy following vote.
Yeas: Trustees beIavan, Hannah Montigel,
Thomi son aud tishbeuk.
NHAs None.
T- -toc "a " IA cent
president hahike read communication from
\ Cd. pr>wo q. ATTY relative t0 tne chtim oft
NOlngrt a iuH q. olufy OF NOutCa.m Iu the
furrnr Gr 90 o. smHI|p. case
oH m"ll tIe clmmun cations were accepted
nd % a'tu Cu tID.
Moved as Trustee Thompson seconded hy
IrI-. zee llHlutu THAT IItSt.tt Habl.r rnt.ly
t.t s.. 80. pr.-Nu.d tI Iute -ut u,. I..r u~ Dec
uth d..W u-. t- ar Co tuIu.c' ihD Pa cHt
n
N- county 90 Nuu ir.i#
.....ou -4tr. o Oy Ile .uHviug fe.
Yeas. Trustees .c.,. au. uauuah, Montigcl
Iu.".. -a.. ttd Do lhrtk
-..- Non.
Trustee IHNt .b,.ut
I..-t,t He.t.s. a., cut rrau oI fEc committee
q. 30 Do u WAS r IIrr.H tLr damage s.H met Heu.
re..t Nllrrl N- 81 -a a WU rtuHr.,d ttaI
Poe nmi't,' rcea mmcld that ,ae claim Dee re-
] c.t..
tauur ma ht Trustee Thompson supported
FI-n fItr O. f o. IA d
mi.''e hr utC. ptra uuI utrpI,d
Nuu Do calIlri OBS Ihr f.l wing vote
Nrls. Trustees lc.t ttu, MOn.l.CI, Hannah,
Thorn, sou and tl-lbctk
Nvt~ None
Ir..s COS II - L rhs' H..
en- to.iau h petition for an electric liebt 90
Doe p.Hrtd ou IN conner &c sup r.f-,t and
Alma md 81 Louis =, ud was ,tcrrtd 10 tLe
electric .isht committee
m0U0n The p.u'iO. signed Dos The butchers
Tor a ordinance vH- la % ou the lHbit.
uu mot Uu council auj0arn,u.
W. a. BAuLkE w. ". EfNcu.
President. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-07

STOPS otcoUoH AND WORKS
Laxative Brot ne ECO colD. e.,
Ia - ore day. puinine Tablets cure
oo'u az os.ts. 10 ourr. no pay.
f iiA.iyr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET
HOES AvLRAeED 4 sNAOE BITTER
sheep Receipts ouits Liberal, but
Light stua Commanded fully
steady Prices, whfle Henvy-
weights Were Rather Dali.

SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. &
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

South America, MIS-: compound. o.fnka
a9ft continent, Hl.W Pork. Qpict. family.
short, clear. $laoo4nzi mess
BUTTEH-Receipts. io.Ns pkes.. barely
steadys state dairy. Lq2oci state creamery,
01olkc.
CffEEsE-Receipts 1.2ss pkes.; duii and
weak; fancy large. coi0red and white, 9#c;
iancy small new state fun cream colored
EGoS-Recelpts, 1925 pkes.: steady TO
nrm; state and Pennsylvania, 20hd21c;
western candled, lSq2oc; u~ncandled. 100
MoLAssEs-steady; New Orleans. asa
PoULTRY-Aiive. steady chickens. 1874:
turkeys. lie; fowls. 131fc. Dressed, nrmor:
chickens. 1fa1sc; fowls, 1870; turkeys. ia
.METALs-rraders took a fair interest IN
than buyers. and the bid price was lowered
% points on q moderate sales movement.
spot. to the close stood At SIS. 00n10.50; the
english price gelned slightly, spot closing
~ 8lzl Jos and futures at CHS los. There
was little change in the copper situation,
spot q. December, 11f. Gtdii.0o; eiectrolytic,
tll Mn1l.h23h; casting. f1L6Sql1.85; London
copper declined lis I'd for spot, finally be-
ing quoted at Coz 12s Cd, and futures CSC
on moderate inquiry and prices were easily
maintained at $4.12lh here. Trading IN sDei-
ter was along quiet lines, enough buying
developing to sustain prices. however,: spot
mere closed at t35th and abroad at els l5s.
The local iron market was Arm; warrants
nominal; No. i foundry, northern, g2s0O0
800; NO. 1 foundry, southern, S22.60H2lO0
i foundry. southern, soft. $2z.0G4A00;
Engnsn markets reported steady tones:
closed at b6s Id and Middlesbor-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-COTTON-Futures
opened steady August. 6.lsc; October 1.6Scs
September, 1-6Sci Eoyemberl l.bSc; Decem-
Der. Isle; January, I.bIc; February, I.6Ici
March, Use. April, 7.b7c. Spot. quiets mid
cling uplsnds. SIC; middlinB gull, eSc;
apiee, go bales. Futures closed very stendyi
August, sic: September, T.s2ct October,
7.90c; December. 762c; January. T.6ic; Feb
ruary, 7.e2c; March, Too.
GALVESTON, Aug. 6zcOTTON-Quiet;
mfddling. 813-16cs sales, 81 bales; receipts,
~ bales; shipments, E2 baleai stock. 1s.-
LIVERPOOL, Aug. e-coTroN-epot.
moderate business. American middiing.
4%d. The sales OF the day were 5000 bales,
Of which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and Included 1000 American Re-
ceipts, 10000 bales, including 400 Amari-
can Futures opened and closed quiet and
steady. American mfddlipR, &. O. C., Au-
gust, 4 43-64d. sellers; Aagust-Septeineer.
1854. buyers: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 1Q-6ad,
sellers: Ocfober-November, 41l-efd. sellers;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4I1-6f4f l2-9ta, buy
ers; December-January, 41e-eid, e~ellerss
January-February, 41ol6ld. sellers: Febru-
ary-March. 41o-eld. sellers; March-ApFt.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 0-coTToN-Fu-
lures. steady, August, ax3f4t4c; Hepteu1-
Der. 7.7307.7lc October. 7.6l01 SCI Noyem-
her, 7.lb671ec. December, 7b07.46c; Sanu-
airy, 7.4604.4ec; February. T.fb04.4Ics March,
n 43f71. 6oc. Spot, quiet. sales. 90 bales: or
binary, e15i6c; good ordinary, 11-lec; low
naiddllnR, z 16-l6c; middlina, SEC; good mid
ding. eXcs middling fair, ecs receipts, sos
bales; stock, a. 1884 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

LONDON. Aug. .s.-Gold amounting to
e8,o00 was taken into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance today. India council bills
were allotted today at Is : 1t-1od. Money
was IN better supply today through govern
ment disbursements and indebtedf1eeB to
the Bank of England was largely repaid.
III Stock. exchange was Idle owing to
forced sales and apprehension Of iiauida-
ton at Paris.
-.ulties Of a Paris firm appears to be small,
but little seems needed to unnorye the
market. Consuls were depressed early, but
improved later and home rails were SYM
pathetically affected. Americans were dull
and neglected. but improved in the New
York opening and closed firm.
PARIS, Aug. 6-Exchange Q London.
25f 1910 for checks; Spanish e, Al8. The
whole list OF securities on the Boursa was
depressed today ny q sharp fall In Kafzrs,
ascribed to compulsory sales, Prices. how
ever, rallied well, but the close Of the Of
nciai list was heavy Turks were nrmer
and lndustrials easier.
BERLIN, Aug. B.1frhe Bourse was quiet
today in the absence OF encouraging news
n sympathy with yesterdays declines in
the New York Stock exchange and on the
western bourses. The tone In the after
noon was dull. Weakness in mine shares
was caused by Londo advlces. Exchange
on London, 20 marks. leh pigs. for checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Prosperity al YanEton 0,u.~..

TANKToN. 8. D.. Aug. ~e.-fepecial.)-
Yankton college at Yankton has had a
prosperous year during 1901 1902. The CID
est institution Of higher education IN the
state. II has now reached q position OF per-
manenee and material prosperity. Since
the last gift Of $780, 900 BY DR.. Pearsons Of
Chicago, and after twenty years OF struggle.
there has come the certainty Of permanence
and increasing power. AS an e,tdence Of
this. during the last year f25. 900 lV hsen
given, mostly by eastern friends. f6S per-
manent improvements and endowment. OF
this about $4,000 Is being put into q gym-
nasipn and athletic field. The total assets
OF the institution are now $3.50, goo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Kan-as city lave Stock M.rr.,.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. e-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 natives, 1900 Texans; calves.
ooO Texans, so natives. Corn cattle. active.
steady 20 l5c higher; quarantine. firm.
COWS and heifers, steady; stockern and
feeders, slow to weak. Choice EXPORT and
dressed beef steers, SLSoGS.90. fair TO Food
SAouAtbt stockers and feeders, O.2sf610.
western-fed steers, A.3507.50; Texas and
Indian steers, S.000415; Texas COWS $3.50
ersa 8O00S.9; Gamers, u.5062.50. bulls.
R.e50375; calves, 0.25dB.2R $3.50
HOaS-Receipts, $500 Market steady TO
&C higher, closing strong; top, 91.62h: bulk
or sales. T.a587.50: heavy. H.s0Si7.e sra:
mixed packers. N.S0q7.5o; light, sT.00a7.lo;
YORKER N@ML.fs pigs, NO067.O0
market steady. Native lambs, 0.Bod6Qo:
western lambs. 1260s.eo; native weihers,
N-oOU4bOi western wethers, H.l00f.O0: fed
ewes, S.50u425; Texas, clipped sheen. C.N
QA0i 1toekers and feeders. &a7OQAO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

NEW YORK. Aug. G-coFFEE-spot
Bio barely steady Nc. invoice SO;
opened steady. with prices unchanged 10 8
points over. Immediately after the cali
prices stinened up sharply on covering by
room and Well street shorts. more general
speculative buying and demand from lead
ers Of the bull forces. Cables were q fac
TOR IN the early DEPRESSION, representing
generally beartsh conditions abroad. with
heavy primary receipts. BY midday the
market had. q firm undertone and prices
had reached level on several options Is
points above yesterdays close. this basis
holding till near the close when very heavy
realizing, aggressive hammerznR from i'm
porters and general unloading broke the
market and the whole list dropped rapidly,
At the close November was net unchanged
and other months from to Is points lower,
with the tone weak. Various reasons were
given for the sudden break, the chief being
that of manipulation. Total sales for the
day amounted to 68.500 bags, including Au-
gust az b:b5@6.60c; September, b.60ob,o5c,
October, 6.s0@5. 3bc; November, E.w6Sl5c;
December, 5.S5@5. l0c; January. 6.A5c; Feb
ruary, 5,Sbc' March, 545Q5.60c; May. $500
b.65c; July. 5.70QS. TIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

The dlsposition OF the days receipts was
3 follows. each buyer purchasing the num-


WA - w. Nv
C-.rTLE-There was a big decrease to-
day as compared with yesterday in the
number OF cattle on sale. but for the first
half OF this week there IL a big increase
both over the same days OF last week and
also OF last year. The local demand was
In good shape, SO that the market was a
little better ali around on desirable grades.
few ccrnfed cattle in the yards and none
that were strictly choice. Packers. how
ever, seemed to have quite liberal orders
and as q result sellers had no dihiculty IN
disposing OF anything al all desirable at
prices that looked a little stronger. The
common stun. though, was about steady.
The cow market was also In better shape
than II was yesterday. There were only
about 30 or % cars on sale and packers
took hold In good shape and the better
grades could be quoted strong. The kinds
that sell from 800 down, though, did not
show much OF any change.
Bulls, veal czhte1 and stays could also
There was about the usual proportion Of
stockerB and feeders on sale and the de-
mand was fully equal to the occasion.
Heavyweight feeders Of good flesh n
quality Is well az prime y~earlings contin-
ued in the best demand and such kinds
could safely be quoted stronger n in
some cases sales were mad that looked
higher. The common atun, though, was
oraggy, the same as usual
Western range cattle again made up the
bulk OF the receipts and the better grades
OF steers sold to packers at steady 10
strong prices Cows were also a little
stronger where the quality was at all good.
hnlsh the bulk OF everything in the yards
wes disposed OF in good season. Repre-
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

,SHEEP-There was another liberal run OF
sheep and lambs here today. which makes
the supply for the FIRST three days this
week nearly as heavy as for the same days
OF last week and far In excess OF the same
days of last year. As a general thing
there, was not much change from yester-
the handy weights OF good quality were 4
little hrmers while the heavywelghta were
dull and weak. That applied 70 both sheep
the desirable. kinds, but slow on the others.
The bulk OF the stun was not OF particu-
lar.y good quality, which OF course had q
bad effect upon the market
The demand for. feeders continued liberal
and as q result the prices paid were fully
steady and, II anything a little stronger.
Quotations tor clipped stock: Good to
choice yeartnSs. E.6O0a.66: fair to good.
S3.3003.eo; good to choice wethers, sS25686O:
fair to good wethers. 48.O0@s.25; good 20
choice ewes. taoo9A@; fair 20 good ewes,
05.2b; fair to good spring lambs, fL7506.0O;
feeder wethers, $2.7643.f0; feeder yearilngs,
2.0003.15; feeder lambs, t3.50d4.00; feeder
ewes, NL1502.2k- Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

OIL CITY. Pa. Aug. e-OTL-Credit bal
ances, t1.1z; certificates. no bid; shipments.
1850 bills. average, e3.98 bbls.; runs, ST.
215 bDls.s avefag- I..0U b1la
TOLEDO, o., Aug. ~a-oIL-North Lima,
89c: South Lima and Indiana, Sc.
LONDON, Aug. 6-OII@Caicutta linseod
spot, SIS 3D. Linseed. 2os Cd. ~Turpentlne
spirits. as 81.
WILMINGTON. 8. C.. Aug. 0-OTLATur-
~pentine. steady. l3c- Rosin. steady, l.100
lis. Crude turpentine, hrm, $40. $3.50 and
$3.50. Tar. Arm, $3.50.
BAYANNAH, Ca, Aug. G~-OIL-Turpen-
tire, firm, 45&c bid. Rosin. firm: A. Is, O.,
SLl0; ID, N.16; r., $40; +, s1.N. q, S1.30; II,
s1-Gs j, 49, x, tzf; NJ. s2s5; N $3.50:
VIC. $50; WV. $3.50.
CHAhLESTON. 8. c., Aus. 6-OlL@Tur-
pentlne and rosln unchanged.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6-OfL-Cottonseod.
easy; prime crude. nominali prime yellow,
47lfc. Petroleum, steady. Rosin and tur-
pentlne. steady. Standard. t670qaB.
LIVERPOOL Aug. d-Ou-Cottonseed.
HUI refined, spot. firm. IS %.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
New York Live STOCK MarL.s.

NEW. YORK, Aug. 6-cArTLE-Re-
c2ipts, 1s87 head; steers steady. light bulls
and cows. OF all kinds. lower: steers. NlsI
Q6lb; bulls, y25064.S0; COWS, Q.7bdl'bO: ca
bles unchanged; shipments. $50 quarters
CALVES-Receipts. 5000 head. veals
opened about steady and closed lower:
graesers and buttermilks. steadv. veaia
to.0O48.00; grassers. A.000L76
hogs, H.S007 &. w
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. sss
mead; good sheep, steady, others lower:
choice lambs. strong. others uneven, gen,
orally 1oQ15c on: sheep, E.15al.0O: iambs
A5oq6S5; choice. te500&M
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. H-WOOL-
The general quotations are very drm~and
generally higher. Ohio and Pennsylvania
xxx. 30031c; Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
S 1so,a aeess ssc. nlehisaknnlo M sdo v fissnsyI,
X and above, a015c. Ohio end PcH1sSf-
vania No. 4 clothing and c0mblng, zrk018c;
Michigan No. l clothing and combinH, e66
nc. ohio, Delaine washed. 1o01lcs fne
Texas and territory, Ldaoc; medium Texas
and territory ie8lste; Oregon, iseaoci
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6-W0OL-Frm; me-
cium grades and comblns. 129lSHc; liRht
hne. l2QG4c; hsavy nne, io613es tub
washed. loose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

Inclined 60 Carry stock.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-roday's stock mar
ket continued TO demonstrate in a negative
way the underlying strength, Of the imam
clal and business situation In the country
Trading was mostly idle. The few stocks
which were strong did not make an Inn
pressive showing and did not alter the list
less tone OF the market in general. But Il
is clear that there Is no eagerness to sell
stocks. With no buyers on a large scale
In view holders show themselves content
to carry stocks and walt for q more active
demand. The very idleness of the marRet
Is 9 reassuring fact. Overextension or
factor that threatened bad -onsequences.
NOW there seems to be a common agree
ment TO await the satisfaction OF the COM
Ing requirements of the country for NOV
ing the crops. All authorities are agreed
tnae this requirement viii be unusually
Today's small export of gold was obvl-
ously a mercantile transaction, and It was
broadly tntimated that something equlva-
lent TO a premium was paid by those who
period of safety for the years crop con-
nrms the confidence in their abundance.
With plentiful harvests and a large sur
plus OF our products for export any anx-
iety. over the LIQUIDATION OF our floating
foreign indebtedness without embarrass-
exchange to close on SATURDAY. FOR no other
cause than the coronation OF the king Of
england Is testimony to the general 10
quiescence IN the present duilness Of the
A demand for the Gould southwestern
was the most conspicuous feature Of the
days trading. The heavy twins OF Texas
4 Pacific was by the same brokers who
have been active In Missouri Pacific for
ecme time past, and the response OF other
roaossln the group was purely sympathetic,
Inc operations were supposed to be for ac-
count OF the same pool which has fol-
lowed me upward movement In the stocks
Hooking Coal made a jump on inspired
inumatons that large new interests were
70 enter the property and expand its 6eld
Qt ectlvity. Hooking Valley was bought On
me advantage the bituminous coal trade
lf enjoying from the paralysis of the an
The movement In Sugar was charactsr-
isuc OF that stock ina period OF dulinees
" tne general market and was aecribed to
the. prospect Of an active season IN the
f~fuit-canning trade.
The only stock which seemed 10 be al
recuy anected. by the excellent corn CROP
reports was Atchigon, of which the abb
e0rption was very large.
There were a number OF minor stocks 20
show strength. Brooklyn Transit was
heavy on the poor report OF earrinrs FOR
the nscal year. st. Louis & San FrancIsco
renected some disappointment over the de-
terred announcement Of the details az lis
requirements The express stocks waSe
further easy advances on light fransaotionr
arm. eS~'o Det
Early frmness in bonds gave vav Ia
some reaction Total sales. par value
sLel0.eo0. United States bonds were i'm.
changed on call. ~
rns foiie1gi1s are ths closing prices en-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

dOJS-Ihere was a fair sized run OF
hogs here today. but under the influence
OF z good local demand and favorable re-
ports from other points the market was
quite active and g little stronger. Packers
they failed to get the hogs and 20 had 10
raise their bids. The quality Of the oner-
ings was considerably better today than
on paper, look quite q little higher, but,
taking. quality into consideration. the
market Is simply steady TO strong.
The bulk OF the hogs sold from s7.32n to
yI.Slh, with the long string at S7.S5. The
better grades sold from S7.8 up to $3.50,
down. There was very little change IN the
market after buyers and sellers got down
posed Of IN good season. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

NEW YORK. Aus. 6.-MONEY-On call.
steady, 2AQ3 per cent; last loan, 2t per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm, S4s7k0
days. posted rates. sLsg aud sissy; COM
merclal bills, AS4RGLEH.
sILvER-Bar. 2hc; Mexican dollars.
BoNDs-Government. steady; state. in
active: railroad, irregular.
Tho c,osing quotations. on bonds are a.
follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07
Evaporated AppIes ana prlsa Fkult.,

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-EvAPORATED
APPLEs-Supplies continue limited and
krices are nominally Unchanged choice. II
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITs-Prunes
are nrmly held at outside figures. p~artlcu-
attracting fair attention; ali grades OF spot
prunes are quoted at from SE06Xc. Apri-
cots show title change and prices remain
a. Sk08Mc for boxes and s08Kc for barE
Peaches are quiet but steady al f2f1ec Tor
peeled and o1l05kc for unpeeled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

moderate demand at nrnt hands Is reported
ana with numerous arrivals Of buyers from
out OF town the jobbing trade Il distinctly
better In volume. There has been no
change IN prices In either staple or fancy
cottono. Print cloths are Inactive but
steady. Mems wear Wooiene and worstedn
In fair demand and prices nrmL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

CoMmo4lt1eas
NEW YORK. Aug. e-FEoUR-aeossplu.
Bln btiA experts, tle72 bbla.i market
q ~lnteF sir.irhss 49, Nss.
nssofa patents. sa&Q4o5s winter extras.
oys.~ Minnes9se nekes5 y lsq4sp; vim
sales. 600 bills fair 70 eo6d. 0B6s.l0;
choice g feneys Eebee1o
u'S; city. G.sos B~rsndyasns. &sas.E.' s'
RfH-6teady; No. western. &c. I. o.
b enoat; state. e9eso. G 4 q, Now York
-HzFInx-sseady: fssaing. SO. 9. L l..
WfnAT1Rseeipts saeo bu.; exports.
1ANl By. Spot. easyj No. : red 7fkc ele-
vatori No. z red, l644I5ho r o b anoat:
10 porsPe5n, Duluth soc + Q !. aaoati
Further Liquidation. accompanied by bear
ian crop news easier cables. foreign selling
lower prices IN wheat today. fodilo~sd by
later rallies on covering and export umcra
CloeeQ steady 81 A44e net decline; May,
q 1-lecs closed Al pAc; December. is,<6
"a lt-l6ct closed az N+cE
cokN-Recelpts LOO hg.; exports, Ds
$40 o b anoat A heavy break In corn
forced general hquidetion today. IL was
osSa.,onse BY me crop news cables
eTIng n closed unsettled at B81Nc net
loss NAY ~ 4teAc; closed az A4ei Sep
ts ! $500 ss closed at @Aei Deesm-
o~AT8-Recefpts. N.too bu-: exports. Ius
be spot steedy No q ae; No & Sc: 10.
2 white, uci re. 3 whites loc; track. mixed
western, Ucf track. white western and afa(e
es4ue Qptle1 market steady 70 nIm ali
day On small receipts and light offerings.
hA1-nbm shipping. @0ioc; good 10
HoPs-QQlst; state. prime to choice. 1891
crop, fRAoltHcs 1901, 10c, oIda. e1oc. state
common 20 choice, l0 crop. fz6z6c: 1850 IA
4lset ol14 e4lee; faclnc coast 1901 crop.
u4141c. 1900 crop, n1lsc; olds. tGlQc.
LLAIHEH-FITm; acid. Hose.
h~iD|0-NIFm. Galveston. % % Is Iha
81 10 81 Ihs.. lac. 80
WoOL-Quiet; domestic neece. S0soc.
fALLoW-Easys city CO. per pkF). ox0
exc country (ukG1. treaI DtUAc-
ti-H-ttrm domestic, fair 20 e1ua. GO
NoLXsskslssds; New Orleans. 80
PRovfsl0ns-Bsek steady. famllx. SO a
Hlsee; mess Mo2Hi4Mi belf hams R4ooG
mH4N. WINtU1&L Cut meats. uulet. nlchled
bellies. ~ t4ItU pickItd Shoulders, RI1
STEADY uteleTn steamed. Uio; Anlu1l
closed a N1N namin,li rsansd. STEADY
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

steers under 1000 lbs, p.xas.o; stocters
end feeders. N.fo0f.5 50; cows and helfera.
t.oo; calves, N.o0cf1.1b; Texas and Indian
steers S@q4.N; cows and helfers. 0.508
HOGS = Receipts, 5000 head. market
steady; pigs and lights. t7.15G7.5 (; packers.
Sf.a04l.e0; butchers, N.5007. ~.
SHEEP AND LAMpa--Roceinta. ann
head; market strong: native m%nffone 80
W4.W: lambs, A.0005.oo: culis and bucks
@.Soq4. 90; stockers. A.7bdS.B: Texans, isis
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

,FEoRIAs Aug e-coRN-Firm and mac
tive; No. 2, &C.
~.o1Ts~Firm; No. 8 white. sszc. billed
through.
IL he'd goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-BUTTER-
Firm; prints, 1c higher: extra western
creams NHcs extra nearby prints, pc.
EQ0S-9tcady, fresh nearby, zoe, loss on:
fresh western. 2ohc. loss on; fresh south
150I6c, loss of.
CHEEsE-steady; New York fun creams.
prime. email. llnllHc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. G-CATTLE-Reeelpts,
il@ head; steady to strong; natives. Ns756
$40; COWS and helfers, H.50d6. 81: veais.
x2.7506.o0 bulls and stays, 81. 5006. 6: stock
ers and feeders, S2.6OdS.&.
HOGS-Receipts, 6,S36 head; steady to 30
higher; light and light mixed. R.5o0S q:
medlum and heavy H.So97. 67i; pigs. H.2s
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

TOLEDO, Aug. e-WHEAT-DulI and
easier; cash, zoe, September, 7O1hc. Decem-
Der. mac, May, 133hC.
cORN-Dull and weak; cash, CSC: Sep
TENDER, 55c; December, 41Ac.
OATs-Dun and fairly steady; cash, 95c;
new, September. S2Hc; new, December,
SEED-cioyer. more active and strong:
October. S22h; January. $40; Nc. 2 alsike.
RYEENo. q Sc; No. a Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

for sixty days and 0fs1t for demand.
BOSTON, Aug, G-Clearinga m.2slss24;
balances. 1,f7f,6S7.
BALTIMORE, AUG. e-Ciearinrs, $685.
see balances. tf96f6t; money. t44h per
CINCINNATI. Aug. e--Clearinss. $751;
Noi money 406 per cent; New York ex-
cfanro. MIC discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-07

OMAHA. Aug. bar clearlnrs. S1.1lo.-
1855; corresponding day last year, teb.-
90. 90, Increase flB1NW
ST. LOUIS Aug. 6-clearmes. G.s5s.05;
balances. u.t0. E6, money. bH6 per cent.
New York exchange, at par.
NEW YORK. Aug 6-CIoarinea. fl91. ass
~, balances. 0.1tf.4fI
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S-Clearines,
nAe0zit; balances, tf.li.sso; money. 40ih
CHICAGO. Aug. G-Clenrlngs. lN.oG.eB;
balances. N.@a,1Ni New 1ork sxehanEe, Ne