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Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-16
Shipments From Granite Mnie.

Shipments From Granite Mnie.
 The Granite mine at Steins Pass is shipping ore regularly to the smelter, but just now shipments are temper arily stopped on account of the recent rains and the washing out of the roads Ten carloads of ore are awaiting the teams. Some large bodies of ore are in sight. even better than ever struck before, SO it is claimed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

CATTLE-There was a very heavy run
OF cattle here today. there being right
around go cars on sale. The great bulk
OF the offerings consisted OF range cattle.
As Win be seen from the table OF receipts
above, the supply for the two days Of this
week y Tar in excess Of either the same
lays. OF last week or OF last year.
a lew cars Of cornfed steers arrived this
morning, but they were not choice, and
packers were rather slow about taking
hold OF them. Good stun, however, could
De quoted steady, n the market on others
could best be described by calling II dull.
There were right close to 100 cars Of cows
cars yesterday gave buyers about ali they
needed. They were very bearish in their
views this morning, and in q good many
cases statesmen said they started in bidding
a quarter lower h yesterday. They, OF
course, had to raise their bids a little be-
fore they got the cows, but as they were
slow about doing Il the morning was well
advanced before much was done. 1t was n
slow market all the morning and fully
lOQl5c lower, and in some Eases more.
5uls We're. X anything, a little lower
today, but veal calves n stays did not
show much change.
The better grades OF stockers and feeders
held steady. but others were very slow and
weak. Buyers are discriminating against
the horn cattle to q marked degree. Be-
same quality they are making q differences
In price Of from 1bc to SOC.
AS stated above, the bulk Of the recelpts
was made up of range cattle but the better
grades OF beet steers held about steady.
The commoner. grades were. Of course,
slow and weak. Cows were lower all
around owing TO the heavy receipts, the
csclins Amounting TO 1091bc, and IN some
cases more. Good feeders were steady
and others lower Representative sales;
nnDm nw4wm~n-A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

BOSTON, Aug. 6@WooL-Buxinesu IN
the wool market this week Is Hight, orders
having diminished perceptfbiy IN the last
six days. Dealers nave been cutie busy,
however, filling orders which am in dur
Ing the Bo-ca1lcd rush period last month.
There has seldom been a summer in which
the general tone Is healthier than this.
The excitement in the west until his week
has been marked by q liberal movement In
the market and a very large consumption
OF wool Is best evidenced by the fact that
though usually very few mills make their
light weights Of new woods, this spring
wool is being rushed forward for imme-
diate consumption II looks like a good
domestic wool season for some months to
come. Stocks OF foreign wool are the
lightest In years at this season and no
further supplies Of moment are likely to
turn up until early winter. A notable fea-
ture Is the sudden running out OF supplies
when any really large demand Is realised,
as recently In Texas woods n OF b Bupers.
The general quotations are very firm and
generally higher. Ohio and Pennsylvania
xxx, D03ic; Ohio and Pennsylvanfa Xxx
and above 2A02Shc; Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania X, 25626c; Michigan and wisconsin
x and above, .24425c; Ohio and Psnnsyl-
vanla- No. 4 clothing and combing, 27tk028c;
Michigan No. I clothing and combinR, Esd
&c; Ohio, Delaine washed, 30031o; fine
Texas and territory, 17820c; medium Texas
and territory, leQ1S1c; Oregon. 1e9z0c;
California spring. f3618c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-WOOI=Efrm; me-
dunn grades and bombing. 13018hc; light,
fine, l2qlsci heavy, fine. 1o91sc; tub
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
NEW YoRK STOCKS AND BoNDs.
EARLY Animation s~hort-Ldved and
General Market Monotonous.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-There were only q
teW diversions in today's stock market to
relieve what was otherwise q lead level OF
the nrBt hour were somewhst more activs
lnan yesterday n the moderate upward
movement became quite general. Only q
rev STOCKS moved more than a point and
the interest promptly died away.
Ine execution Of orders III q few high
grade investment stocks OF which the small
noeuns supply Is closely held, caused some
striking advances. The rise In the Wander
bits. led by New York Central, was an
ss ars .a osssa on or s 1I-s expectation that to
haitian Elevated railroad would lead to
scm9 IN regard 80 h rumored plan
~ lease HNannatc1h- The adjournment
II the stocks Esas AFFECTED.
American Express and United States Elk
some ma amounts Of stock. MisaouTi
Pacific resisted some pronounced selline
pressure and moved ~irregularly all day.
an injunction granted to the AmalKamated
Copper company against the WORKING of 4
eontessen mine BY = rival gave a firm tone
to AnalgamAted Copper. but the dealings
In the stock were small.
Ine rumor1 OF q combination between
? .oue q san Francisco and the Gem
TOT the advance In the former and Tor the
PuylnE Of the income bonds OF the latter.
Quarters took Ia animation out Of he
movement Wo
money ives In active demand in London.
p~IesutnaDly IN preparation for the 20 per
cens lnstallment OF subscriptions TO fha
slooyyy.vO consol Issue. which Is payable
On On Tnprsday; Sterling at Paris advanced
&c Lurtner today. London sold some stocka
hers today. This selling is supposed ~
sepresent the re-transfer to New York Of
seSgriues sent to London In June to to be
neio tnere Tor American owners who were
taking advantage OF cheaper fnteresT rsfes
Inc liquidation OF an account Ia Metro
pontan securities, the reduction OF the divl-
d6nd rate on Standard oil 4 reno-f 49,
sne aissolution Of the Reading voting trust
c4ui9 &c deferred BY not declaring me
wi ulNluenQ on the first preferred stock
eno Iass-cutung on packing house producte
ttom Kansas City were minor factors IN
me Guinness ana heavinesa which over
came the market. w.
There was a firm tone In the bond mar
KEY ply no features. Total sales. par value
y loO.Ove United States bonds were nm
The following arc the cioesn~ prsos. nm
Che New York Stock exohnnre. H''ee' w
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

mess. t230oQ2loo Cut meats. oniot; picked
bellies, NLtuUI1O. picked anouldelH, 8.b0
strsdy! s Western as1tesmod. sii'io: Anrus{
closed at tll0. nominal; refined, firm;
South Amerkat al15t compound N2HQ
20 goq9N short, clear. na00zl25; mess
8uTTER-Receipts. 1ssm pkrs., steady;
2Ohc; creamery, imitation, 15h417kc; fac
caEEsE~Receipts 1s.oss pkes.; weak to
steady. fancy. large. coiored. SIC; white,
oMmeHci fancy. small, new, state, full
cream, colored and white. &c.
EGGs-Reccipts. i2,176 pkgs.; steady;
state and Pennsylvania, Dha2lc; western
candled. 10000. western u~ncandled. 150lSc.
turkeys. lie: fowls. Sis|c; dressed. irregu.
lar; chickens. ltelsc; fowls lSc' turkeys
MrTAIs-The markets today as a rule
were steadier in tons in the local field.
but with the exception Of tin price changes
were few. In tin a good business was re-
cIosing AZ s2S7s bid. business trans
ected Included twenty tons in hve-ton lots
for august delivery and i've tons spot ali
there were no offerings. The English mar
ket suffered from slack demand and prices
sstss6 % ~ l0ss ,s sPo g closing ~ Tbs II local eai' m g sna
for copper ruled quiet but steady and con-
tained no special features. prices remain.
ing practically as last quoted. Standard.
spot TO November, closed at ui.250f1eO;
lake, S11. 75aaL95; electrolytic, di.7oalIS5;
casting, f1Le09f1.eo. London was easier.
The former closed at go 13s al and fu-
lures at esq It's Cd. There was nothing
particularly interesting IN lead. spot was
at London at ell Is %. Speiter ruled steady
In both markets, here af~tS.SfM and abroad
At SIS is: At New York from ruled steady;
025.00; No. 2 northern foundry, S22.006Q3.Oo;
No. ] southern foundry, $22.O0Q2sO0; No. ]
soft southern foundry, S22o0d23O0 War
rants were still entirely nominal GLASGOW
closed az 6es Sd and Middlesboro at SIS lelkd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
An Lines in Grains Sag and Prices Quit
with Lcsa
PROVISIONS co OuITE THE cONIEAEY
Hos Products Close Advanced, whne
Benrish Enauencss and Lack Of
support Are Buraens
90 Cereals.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6-oraIns we're heavy
today and prices declined sharply. Sep
SaTvestins weather N Tie spring wheat
dropped 20 the lowest price 20 far this
heavy selling. notwithstanding receipts
were telling on greatly a the close Of
trade September wheat had lost &4%c;
oats, Na%c. Provisions closed zh91zkc
Wheat momentarny showed a good front
at the oPshins OF trade. Cables were
were rains n the western states and in
up to Hc down at Bass%c and sold at
70Mc. Soon, however, the perfect weather
northwest began 70 have. a decidedly bear
and southwest were large and at primary
points totaled much above last year. This
started free selling and September dropped
Bradstreets' reported a decrease OF 2.i52.-
900 bushel IN the worlds visible supply
ard the sesboard cleared equivalent 20
reports had a staying influence on the de-
clint but the close was heavy and weak,
seaabonrS ana = 1fs,r bus,ness' TRe volume
OF trade here was not large and was mostly
Of n professional character. Local re-
ceipts were $40 cars, 5 OF contract grade;
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 17a cars,
10 cars. against Sss last week and SO Z
bushels against soi 900 Bushels last year.
The seaboard shipped sixty loads taken for
export. Receipts here today were 50 cars
and estimates for tomorrow but Is cars.
For a moment prices In the corn pit
edged above the closing figures of yester-
day, but bullish statistics could not over
come the decidedly bearish sentiment OF
the crowd. Heavy selling OF September
1et1x after the opening caused the slump.
Ons- came out ~abundantiy and there
was no letup TO the pressure until Sep
TENDER had dropped from 571kc to 55%c.
The big Interests Identified with the free
selling Of the last several days were IN the
pit selling. In the absence OF anything
that resembled support no one wanted the
corn. Stop-l0es orders came out and helped
In the decline, Liverpool was strong and
as much as 10 higher. but exerted no in
nuence. At the bottom there was some
buying by commission houses and by
shorts who covered. This brought a slight
rally. but September closed very weak,
1#Q1Hc down at 55Hc- The weather west,
while rainy, was considered favorable to
the growth OF corn.
of the other grains. There was a dip early
and again late, Influenced by liberal re-
ceiDte and the corn break. but the weather
was against the oats harvest and reduced
thetic declines Of moment. The cash de-
mand also was fair. September sold from
321z432xo TO 314c, and closed easy, H64c
down, at HH632c. Receipts were si5 cars.
regular. Hogs at the yards were weaker
for poor grades and higher for the best.
Early liquidation depressed products, but
GOOD Milwaukee support brought 2 brace
September pork closed 12ikc up at 1855;
September lard. 2kc higher at $10.65, and
September ribs, TIC Up at d0.4z1z.
400 cars corn. Is cars: oats. IS cars; hogs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. k-coTToN-Futures
opened steady; August. 6.11c; September,
17bc; October. 1860: November, 1850; De-
cember. 1850; January. Isle; February.
ding gulf, SIC. Sales, e bales.
Cotton futures closed steady; August,
&loc; september. 1.7sc; October, T.66c;- No
February 1.5sc; March, z.b5c; April, 7.6sc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 6-CoTT0N-Steady:
m~iddling, e1s-1ec. Sales, Is bales: receipts,
none; shipments. i@ bales; stock. tk7ot
dxLvEsToN. Aug s.-corroN-ouist
and nominal, 3 o-16c.
LIVERPooL AUG. B-coTToN-spot
quiet; prices favor buyers. American mid
dling. 40. The sales OF the day were
1000 bales, OF which 500 bales were for
Speculation and export and included 500
bales Of American. Receipts since last re-
port, 400 bales, including 300 bales OF
American4 Futures opened easy and
august ssi-esFz SD .buyers; August
tsmber-october : 2Qeld. buyers; October
Noyemeer 4 $3.50 buyers Noyember-De-
airy. s-eiq4 10-6ld. sellers; January-Febru-
airy, 1910. buyers; February-March,
l9-eld, buyers; March-ApriL 4 s-e4d, buYsrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

KANSAS CITY, Aug. B.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, u,6oo natives, 100 Texans: calves.
~ TEXANS, $40 natives; best corn cattle
STEADY, grassers and winter cattle. steady
feeders. lower; choice axporf and dreseed
beef steers. T.844.10; fair 70 good, H.i5sD
1.1bi stockern and feeders, n@65.50: Texas
cows. @f006lb; native COWS. &.206liO: ma
tive heifern, t2.1001N; Gamers, S.6Od2 2:
bulls 1.b94S.e0; calves, e2.5oGS.25.
AOGS-heceipts, .A5go head; market B0i0o
heavy IN.B4I.@; mixed packers, N.N67.4O:
nght E.oo97s7h; Workers, T.ao97.s7k; pigs
SHEEP AND ADMINISTRATION. i.soo
head: market steady; native lambs. $50
4ov0; western lambs. H.2015.00; native
Wethers. 8-6o4A1b; western wethers, $3.50
as; fed ewes. 0.4564AO: TEXAS ciipped
yearllnGs, t3.160AB: Texas clipped sheen-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, 40 head. mainly consigned direct.
no sales reported; cables quoted American
steers at 14@14kc, dressed weight; refrig-
orator beef at 1Bc per h.. no exports.
CABVEAEReceipts, 21s head; very Ittlo
tracing; about 800 head unsold; veals sold
at S60017. rs per cwt.
HOcS-Receipts. 792 head; one deck on
selei no sales reported; nominally steady.
5HEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. i2.05e
nee1; sheep steady; lambs. very dull. M6
~ ower; sheep sold, to butchers at 2.3SH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Us. .................40 20. a55 3a.e9l "a,


NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-=coFFEE-spot
ni9s barely steady. No. Invoice. S is-isc;
opened quiet, with prices 10 to Is points
lower. The day proved one OF active iucf-
lations, generally toWard a lower level.
news was disappointing, primary re-
celpts were well up to the heavy totals OF
g year 3 and an Increase OF 828, SIS bags
the previous month tended TO damien me
ardor OF room bulls. The '~clioueh oper-
ated extensively on both sides OF the mar
heL Near tho close the bulls were active
0uyers, OF September. this option and Au-
gust SHOWING the smallest net loss for the
oay.. Inc market was finally barely
steady. august and September. s pointa
lower and other months 10 to 20 points net
lower. sales amounted to ALTO bags, In
eiueinE August at 6-e095.65c; September.
e.66e5 70c; October. h.3095.35c; November
s-syQo. soc; December. 5,SbG546c; January
May. 6.6oQ6.65c: July. k.76c- ~YS'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

ST. LOUIS. Aug. b.-cATTLE-Receipta
900 head. including 5000 Texans; marked
steedy; natve shipping and export steers,
N.5o9s.20; steers under 1000 Bounds. ss'ssS
SO; stockers and feeders, @.O06AG0; cows
ana heiferel H.&9425; Gamers, H.75da Sc:
bulls. S26003.40: calves, AO0d6k: Texas
ers, H.25d3.25.
HOGs-Receipts, $500 head; market 5G1Oo
L.40Ql.60; butchers, S.6s17so
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. 1000
head; market steady; native muttons. $3.50
EC9@2sO; stockers. P.oo0s.55; Texans, RN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. ESPECIAL cable and
Geographic odvicea received BY Brad
streets show the following changes IN
avallaDie supplies as compared with last
WHEAT-Unfted states and Canada. east
hoekles Increase l,7f8,oQ0 bu; anoat for and
IN Europe, decreased 2.000O00 bu. total sum
ply decreased, 2,15E,N0 bu.
-COHN-United States and Canada, east
Rockies. decreased $4,000 bu.
OAIS-East Rockies, United States and
Canada, increased 1,600,OO0 BIZ.
Among the more important increases re-
ported this week are those OF 553.OO0 hu.
At Chicago private elevators, 81, 1000 bu. at
Depot HarboL $4,000 bu. at Winnipeg,
g0,VOQ bu. az. East st. Louis, 5000 bu. at
LOUISVILLE 6l0Qo bu. at Coteau, 5000 bu.
each az Nashville and at Chattanooga and
500 Blu. at Evansville.
The leading decreases are those OF n
600 bu. at Milwaukee private elevators and
lo.OO Blu. at outside Manitoba points.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
nsw FoTk MInIns auotatlan..
be closing prices 81 mlnIne slocE..- eLo


OMAHA. Aug. b.--Bank c~learinrs today.
Ayo1e11las corresponding day last year
bALltMohh Aug. 6.-Clearings. O.BI.-
~: balances. els.22; money, 1dpt per
boston AgE. 6.-cisarinsu. us.sl4sls:
ST. LOUIS Aus. 6-clearinss. sl.ela, as:
balances. N,086.tl5 money. COS Der CENT.
New YORK exchange. al par.
a. balances, Hl.118,oo0
CHICAGO. Aug. Bank clearlngs. ST.
tAHti balances. 8.1l1.s6o; New York ex-
change. Ac premium; sterlinE poised *
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Oomme44tiea.
NEW YORK. Aus. k-FLoUR-Reeo,ntu
saess Dnls-s exports. l8.IO bbls.; market
neeota patents. e4e60l00, winter exfras
Ter low grades. nsoQ4l6. Rye flour. STEADY.
c csole,. ~ Dpls,i az g good. sa@0s.10;
co8N2htI1cfly1. s 1ses3S~ v.uo~
city 80: bFasdywins. a.S HsSsssn'
R1E-eteadyi no z western. CSC. T. O..
.. enoati state. o96c. o 4 T.. New York
nAELHx-sisady; feeding. $40. @. l. T..
-WHEAT-Reeaipts 1iasB bu.; e~xpor.s
ll4sss en. spot. easy M. 2 red. 7bKc. eie,
kSs2Fi nS reg 3sa47l4c Z Q. =. snoat,
Ne hard Manitoba Sc T.. Q. b. adoat
Because y was an oVerRold market Vheaf
tsssss,ss ~ essEssh ~snnasnesss such as
hoidlns STEADY within = very nsrew sosss.
fsrlnss light May. 81 is-isa sSSss "' eIos %,
oAcf September, 73U41t4c, closed lS51c
coRN-ReceiDis eSi5o Su 'e% .~oor,.
2.soe hut saies. oo.0o bu.. futures eno
easter no. stAo elevator and &Kc 4 o.
per bnehai today on September ander neFe
rect crop eonditlons. seneraI liquidation
ffRHoc 1 net sowe % ss9R9ff slo5sa ansetslsa at
net lower. Nay 4540t5Hc, closed 8{c.
ss sP' 99asa, @@ s,s.g closed @xo; Deem.
~ 49,. L.|N .L"
.OAI6-Recelpts. 1880 bu. SPOT unset-
uedt NO 3. 0ci No. s. CSC; No. white.
tcf DO, white Wci track. mixed western.
otqt track, white western. G0uc: freef.
white stats &0uc Option market wiz
STEADY at nrat, but finally sased on With
HAyshm shipping. aooo; good to
HoPe-eolsC state. prime to choice. 1901
crop. l9t4@ 1870 Ice; olds. ef9ci state,
common 10 choice, 100 CROP. x0l1r. laH ii
else olda, e1ioc, Pacific COAST. 1901 croo'
u4zt1e. 1890 crop. Il4l1c, oi0s. l61oc.
LEAiHAk-9teadyi acid. et03c.
csi,forn,a n @ . 'ba.. tscs Texas dry,
WooL-opioi; domestic fleece. Haaoo
CEe; country tpk6s feel bA0tK1
o4cs 1aD1ne44, W0to
MoLAHHAs-ateadyi New Orleans, go
PRovIsioNs-Resf. quiet, family. us.oo
N1ss; mssa q bsft hsa. r oeg
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug, 6.-OI-Credit bal
ances, 423; certificates. no bid; shipments,
o6.b8f bbla.. average. Hoee bills; runs, H.
Oh bble.f average, 0.S64 bbls.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. b-OIL=Eorth Lima.
LONDON, Aus. 6-OIL-TurDentino spir-
its, 32s I'D.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 6-ou-Turpenune.
MS: r. t-2; II, AIS; q, tla0; II, u.86; II.
n:95; x kaSi II. sass; N. $50; VIC. $40;
cHARLEsroN. Aug. 6-oIL-rurpsntine
and roain uqchanged.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Aus. 6-OIL-Tur-
us. Crude turpenfine. hrm. d.N nLBo and
SEQ. Tar, Arm, $50.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6-OTL-Cottonseed,
easy. Petroleum. steady. Resin, steady,
strained, common to good, d-57h0l@. Tur-
pfndne, steady.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 6-oTL-cottonssed.
HUI refined. spot. drm. 25s Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. b-MONEY-On call,
steady, 23403 per cent; last loan, tx per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm, tt.s7K
rates. Ass0l.sSh: commercial bills, assn
sILVER-Bar. 5akc; Mexican dollars.
Acknowledgements. steady; tate. IN
The c.osing Quotations on bonds are a.
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

HCGS-There was q fairly liberal run OF
hogs here today, and, as other markets
were all quoted lower prices at this point
also TOOK a drop. AS compared with yes
teroay TIE general market today was sd
hogs at the decline, and as a resnit she
oulk OF the offerings were disposed OF IN
good season. The majority OF the sales
was paid for a choice bunch. The better
grades sold mostly at $7.2507.s7h and the
RaSklng graaes went mostly at H.So07.s6
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

tive ana weak. cash, 70c; September. 70ac:
December, uHc. May, 78Hc.
COHN-FairIy active and weak. geDtem-
her. kgkcf December. 42ikc.
OAIh-Dun and easier, new, September.
o0Hoc new, December, SIC.
shkD-Clover. dull and steady: October.
hlb bid JANUARY. $50
RYE-Aurlfnt. 10
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

DItLhF-Iher was not 3 very heavy rum
o. sneep here today. but owing 10 fhe
heavy supply Of. yesterday packers seemed
the market was not particularly active bnt
SUI ABOUT steady prices were paid FOR ne
more desirable grades. The quality az fhe
9neLlnes was not very desirable. which
doubtless had a tendency to make tradin@
slow. As compared with the close 81 1asf
week the general market on both aheeD
and m Is right around a ouarter lowel
Inere were only a few feeders ofered'
ana as tnere were several buyers on he
ing OF what they had at steady prices.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good 10
2SOg86; good to choice wetbers, sS25411:
$50 Wstnsrs, &.OOQ3.15; Rood "a
cAolce ewes, Uu04115s fair 10 good eWfec
gao; tatr 20 good spring lambs, H.756b o0.
feeder wethers, 2.75G3.10; feeder veariInSe'
ewes. uB0Azh Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

ST, JOsFIPH. Aug. k-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts, .2.0n head; lO625c hiEher: natives
NI54S4s; cows and heIfers, H.60a6&: veais'
S.VOU0OO; bulls and stays, 81. 5Od6. 26. stock.
ers n feeders. s2.5065.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 5,913 head; opened &c ana
Closed l0c lower; light and light mixed.
S.1OU L4lti medium n heavy, H.2fB0760:
piRe- A256l@ hiflk- 81 17kM7En
SHEEP. AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.s21
head active ana steady: top Utah lambs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

chance, ns for sixty days n Hsx for
81, SHs9l II: ssisasass.A. a.s SSE @ s@s1sasI 3
per cent
CINCINNATI. Aus. 6-Clearlnes. S2i,-
536, 200, money. f0f ner cent. New York er-
change. 16c discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-EVAPORATED
APPLES-The market IS quiet. with prices
ncminally unchanged. common to good, 80
fancy, uh012c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT8-Prunes.
active and prices for the larger sizes Inn
proved under brisk 5obbinG demand for
both domestic and export account; spot
prunes are quoted at 5446&c for all grades.
Aprlcota. steady for both old and new fruit,
Ia boxes. th0ebc; bags. 808Hc. Peaches,
quiet n unchanged, with peeled az 10
I6c; unpeeled, e0l01c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Sioux city Live stoek market.

SIOUX. CITY, Aug. 6-(speoial Tela.
gram)-CATTLE-Recelpts, l,oO0; market
steady; beeyes. S.5OQ7.50: cows, bulls and
mixed, E.0O46.00; stockers n feeders. S2.50
@460; xeerlinks and calves. s2.508IW.
HOGS-Receipts, $500: market &c lower.
selling at $7.1597.l0; bulk, 7.2ON7.N
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

WASHINGTON: Aug. ~s-rocsx,s state
elusive Of the E50,0d0o00 gold reserve in
the division OF redemption, shows: Availa-
bic cash balance. ssoe.62o, 7za; gold, s1oo.esl.-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6-BUTTER-
STEADY extra creamery, ahc; extra nearby
EGGS-Steady; fresh nearby, zoe, loss off;
fresh western, 201kc, loss on; fresh SOUTH
15016c, lose on.
CHEEsE-steady; New York full creams,
prime, small, 106f0kc; New York full
creams. fair to good, Sk0eNc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

LIVERPOOL Aug. k-wHEAT-spot
No, 7 northern, spring, quiet. g 1hd; No. 1
California, dull, g. SGD, futures, quiet; Sep
TENDER. s. ffHd December. ha 10Ed
CCRN-8pof. quiet; American mixed. s.
MD; futures, steady; September, s. 2lkd;
PAllYI2IOEa-Beef. strong extra India
mess. luie Sd PORK, nrms prime mess,
western, SIS Sc. Hams, short cut. ~ 20 ID
lha., quiet. 6aa. Bacon arm; Cumberland
cut 20 70 30 lbs.s quiet. lis; short ribs. is
% "a lbs. quiet. o0s; Ions, clear middles.
light, q to "a lhs., quiet. 5os; long. clear
middlea, heavy. s. 70 20 lbs. quiet. SIS Cd:
short, clear backs, Is 20 20 lbs, quiet.
SIS ga; clear, bellies. "A 70 l6 lbs:, steady,
62s Cd. Shoulders, square cut. IL TO Is lbs.
steady, ass. Lard. quiet: prime western.
. ueFeea, steady 5ts 90; American refined,
CHEEsE-Steady: American nnest white.
steady. 49,; American nnest col0red.
TALLOW-Prime city, steady. 2ss: Aus
traiian, In London. dull. as.
FLOuR-st. Louis fancy winter, arm,
HoPs-At London Paeinc eoasD. nrm,
IS.
BUTTER-Nomlnal
Professionalism, quiet. g. SD.
Receipts Of wheat during the last two
days. I1,Co centals. all American. Theirs
were no receipts OF American corn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-DRY GOODS
Der and tobbing trade shoWs more ec-
uvity. Business at first hands continues
quiet on both home nj export account in
cotton Eoodes but no quofahio change In
prices. Silks and ribbons are IN far re-
guest and prices ara nrm.