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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
OVER A BILL
Landlord and Editors Son Fight at
Webster City.
i to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Webster City, Iowa, Sept. 16.-Landlord
Brockman Of the Grand Central hotel, was
assaulted this morning in the office of the
Graphic Herald by Jesse Robie, son OF
Editor Robie. Brockman came in to coll
lect q bill. The elder Robie was out and
words were passed between the son and
the landlord. Blows followed and Brock
man got decidedly the worst Of it. Robie
Is under arrest for assault and battery.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
EARS ATTUNED FOR LAST TRUMP.
Seventh Day Adventists Clothed Their
Bodies In Ascension Robes.


Olympia, Wash, Sept. 16.-The thick,
black pail Of smoke which settled over
the city was welcomed in one place only.
This was at the camp grounds of the
Seventh Day Adventists. The intense
darkness coming in the forenoon gave rise
to the belief that the long looked for
second coming Of the Savior was at hand,
and the faithful hastened to don their
ascension robes.
- Amid great excitement preparations for
the reception of the last trump were
made. In white slippers and robes of
purity the faithful believers waited for
the signal, occupying the time In prayers
and singing hosannas.
AS hour after hour went by the, con-
viction grew that the end was not due
to arrive to-day and reluctantly the white
robes were laid aside and the regular
business Of the camp meeting was re-
sumed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
For Congress-.
Roosevelt and Reciprocity.

-
Bands were scarce. Charles P. Lowell
had one travelling about the city which
discoursed rag time music in a minor key.
1t was distinctly funny, but the young
man who invited every Fourth warder to
"get on the band wagon only knew that
the combination was attracting attention
and this was the main purpose to-day
County Vote Light. s.tsTs--
Heavy frosts somewhat earlier than
usual have set the farmers to work cut
ting corn and the country vote Is light in
consequence. Usually the country towns
poll a majority of the vote before noon.
To-day in Orono only seventeen voters
had appeared at the polls up to II o'clock
and it was estimated that the towns vote
for the day would not exceed seventy-fve,
out of a possible $50. About the same
condition prevailed in the town Of Inde-
pendence. Early reports from the cotn-
try towns wern that the republican con-
gressional candidates were making an
even race. ;<s sz.,.z-s@s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
WASHINGTON WILL HELP
Appeals from Colorado and Wyoming Re
-'- ceIved at the Capitol.

-'. ceIved at the Capitol.
Washington, Sept 16.-Eecretary Hitch.
cock to-day received dispatches from the
governors of both Colorado and Wyoming
appealing for government assistance in
fighting a terrific forest fire that is raging
in government timberlands along the Colo
RADIO yoming boundary line. The interior
department officials are looking into the
situation and calling for more specific in
formation. Every effort will be made to
do something to reinforce the resources of
the fire fighters, but it is not yet known
what step will be taken. - --.. .s...>.z, 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16

place to another. distributing cards and
handi~g out handshakes. All remarked
on the light vote being cast, and each
man was in consequence a little nervous
fearing that it was his friends whe were
staying at home. ..-.-.E =.
Republicans and democrats placed chaI-
lengers in each precinct, who checked of
each man as he called for his ballot. This
Will give each party poll list from which
to work for the campaign. In the fifth
precinct of the eleventh ward no reRub-
lican challenger appeared, and the demo-.
crat had it all his own way He refused
to give even the totals of republican and
democratic votes cast up. to date.
In the thirteenth precinct of the fourth
ward 1O1 republican votes were cast up to
o'clock. One of these was Freeman
P. Lane, who has been an active demo-
crat IN the last two campaigns. He asked
Tor republican ballot, saying that he
voted for more democrats than rrepubli-
cans two years ago. 1t was given him
without challenge. - - E -, =.
The twelfth precinct OF the fourth had
cast 110 votes up. to 1890. (. ~
In the fifteenth precinct of the fifth ward
the Judges started In to require each voter
to sign his name on the ballot. Objection
was raised, aud they were finally con
| vinced that this was wrong, but not until
three voters had signed their ballots, max
| ing them illegal. - -. :. p =
Inree1 women registered and votedsxin
the fourth precinct of the eleventh.. but
the womens vote will be extremely light
over the city. r;.4 -.
Judges Were Bored.
Down town the voting and registration
| were both light, discouragingly so in the
early part of the day. There was a-little
hustle shortly after the polls opened but by
o'clock in many places there were long
| intervals when not a voter was in sight.
At noon againthere was considerable
squirt all over the city. 1t was admitted
everywhere that the republicans were
doing proportionately much better than
the democrats, and the democratic lead
ers were wholly at loss to account for the
showing made by the two parties. They
predicted that the dems would even up
things later in the day, but at the same
| time admitted they were surprised over
the comparatively greater interest taken
! by the republicans. - ~
! One Of the features Of the day was two
| big loads of hay, which were driven about
| town to the great amusement Of everyone.
They bore big signs with the following
legend: ~ .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
NOTICED AT DE SMET,
Air and Light Phenomena Attributed
: to Smoke from Burning Forests.

Special to The Journal
DeSmet S. D., Sept. 16.-An interesting
phenomenon was observed Sunday and
Monday mornings. What seemed to be a
bank Of thin, dark clouds was suspended
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
GROWING DEATH LIST.
Many More Bodies Found and the Missing
Roll Is Large.

Many More Bodies Found and the Missing
Roll Is Large.
Kalama, Wash, Sept. 16.-Reports from
the stricken districts of Lewis river con-
tfflue to grow worse.
The charred bodies Of thirty eight per-
sons have already been found, and it is
believed there will be more to follow
Many settlers and an unknown number
Of campers from outside points are miss
ing.
Vancouver, Wash, Sept. 16.-The list
Of fatalities in Clark and Cowlitz coun-
ties as result of the terrific forest fires
continues to increase rapidly.
Sixteen deaths are reported and per-
sons living in the vicinity of the burned
district say the list Of dead will aggregate
fifty.
Fully 100 families have been burned out
in the vicinity of Elma, Wash. The loss
is estimated at 5000, 000
Tacoma Wash, Sept. 16-The smoke
has cleared away and the sky IS again
visible. Fires have abated in all direc-
tions. Reports from Marion county say
the sky has cleared there, the fires have
ceased and the men have gone back to
work in the logging camps.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
T0.DAY'S PRIMARY VOTE
WAS SLOW And LIGHT.
REPUBLICANS PREDoMINATED THE VOTE WILL BE
rs PER CENT OFF .-.. /~:..~z.

Reports Are General That Democrats Voted Republicans
Challenges Were Few-The Declaration of Party Afila
tions Kept Many oficeholders Voting
Hays Good Run. - r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16

Aberdeen. Wash, Sept. 16-The condi
tions in regard to the forest fires in this
section have materially changed for the
hetter'
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16

RETRIBUTloN EASY.
Speak gently, in a soothing tone.
You'll find unless you do
The girl who runs the telephone :,
Will make life hard Tor you.
Washington Star.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
The. Methodist Official Paper Is Ex-
cited Over a Wandering Cable
gram From Rome.
Has the President Asked the Vati-
- can for a cardinalate for
Archbishop Ireland
If So the Country Is in a Bad Way
Where the Taft Commits
-, -,~' i-.-
sion Originated. ~

NstD YORK; Sun Special Seyvtoe =
Chicago, Sept. 16.-The Northwestern
Christian Advocate of Chicago, the official
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16
. NO CARDINAL. THIS TIME

The Requests from america VIII Be
Turned Down. -
Rome, Sept. 1e--Pressure for the ap-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-16

Continued on Second Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26

ders, SS75d9.OO; picked hams, t1l.50.
Lard, steady. western steamed. ni.15; Au-
gust closed at S1O.55, nominal; rehned,
steady; South America, n2.i5; compound.
S7.SIkaS25; continent, t1.M. Pork, firm
family, t20.OOa20b0; short clear, SIS. 7bd21.m;
BUriERSReceipts. s,55i pkgs.; steady;
factory, 13d151kc.
CHEESE-Receipts, 602 pkgs.; firm; fancy
EGGS-Receipts. 5.Sss pkgs.: strong: state
and Pennsylvania, adZlc; western, candled,
lsqlsltc; western, ~uncandled, 16d1sc.
MOLASSES-Firm.
POULTRY-Alive, steady; chickens. 12Md
13c; turkeys, i2c; fowls. l2c, Dressed.
13ikc; turkeys, 15d2c.
METALS-COpper today was weak in
tone, the new movement on small scale
and values slightly lower. Standard spot
closed at Si0.50d10.S0; LAX closed at S11.50
qll.65; electrolytic, H1.30d1l45; casting,
$ll.30al1.45. English values declined Is Sd,
spot closing at e51 2s Cd and futures at
$50. Users Of the metal are taking no
more than is absolutely necessary for their
needs. The foreign prices for copper was
lowered for the day, spot closing at ELS
and futures at El23. Spelter was also lower,
closing at $28 for spot. A small
jobbing trade was filed on this basis. No
new features in lead. Both markets were
steady and unchanged locally at S4.1S and
abroad at ell Us Cd. Spelter gained a little
at London on improved demand, spot clos
S4.25d4.50. Pig iron warrants. no quotation
given. No. ] foundry northern, s23.OOd25. 90;
No. 2 foundry northern, $22.O0d23O0; No. l
foundry southern, 22.00923W. English mar
kets were firm, with Glasgow quoted at
51s I'd and Middlesborough at SIS, 1hd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26

SHEEP-The heaviest run of sheep of the
year arrived today, and in fact this was
one of the big. days in the history Of the
market In spite OF the large receipts the
market held W, in good shape on desirable
Buyers all seemed to have liberal orders
and they started In at an early hour. The
better grades OF sheep and yearlings sold
at just about steady prices with the. close
Of last week. AS high as 81 was paid for
~yearlings and ewes, and wethers also sold
at good, steady prices. The common stun
owing to the big run OF desirable grades
the common kinds were not only slow, but
lower. Lambs Of good quality were weak
to a dime lower. and the inferior grades
dull and fully 10c lower.
There were quite a few feeders here
today, hut the quality was nothing extra.
The better grades sold readily at fully
steady prices, but the common kinds were
a little lower.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice yearlings. S.7594O0; fair to good,
$ .5Oa3. Is; good to choice w.ethers, ss.259S. 50;
ewes. $3.OOG3.25; fair TO good ewes, R.hO9
$50; good to choice lambs. S:25d5.5O; fair
to good lambs. s5.0Oa5.25; FEEDER wethers,
81. 7bq3.S5; feeder yearlings. S.2593.50; feeder
lambs, 2.5Od4.25; feeder ewes, H.2593.30
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Nay on Various
.C-ommoditiea.

NEW YORK, Aug. S-FLoUR-Receipts,
1875 bbls.i exports. Il,420 bills; fairly
Setlye ana m on spring wheat brands.
Sa.4Oa86; Minnesota patents. sSsSd4.W;
winter extras, $S00Q325; Minnesota bakers
$Sl6Q91; winter low grades, S.s0q3.O5'
Rye flour, steady; fair to good, IS. 20d8. 40;
choice to fancy, Ss.OOd27O.
CORN MkAL~Firm yellow western, S1.27;
city sLS; B~randywine. 245qS,55.
RYE-Steady; No. 2 western. 6Ohc, (. o.
D. ahoat; No; 2, 5sci track. state, 55hq5ec,
,,HARLEY-Reeeipts, 1855 bu.; exports.
set.e0; spot, nrm; No. 2 red, n&c. elevator
northern Duluth, si%c. Z. o. b., afoat; No.
! ab nST6 Manitoba, Ss,se. T. O. b. anoat After
covering wheat reacted because of larger
northwestern receipts, only TO advance
notably in September. Aiding this upturn
were big seaboard ~clearances, northwest
ogying. smaller primary receipts, the corn
al $@le net advance. May, 74hqBhc,
closed t5Ac; September, 75kd76%c, closed
08ei December, u 15-i6973Mc, closed 734e,
CORN-Receipts, 45.l50 bu. spot, firm,
No. 2, Csc elevator and CSC 4. o. b., afioat'
Option market opened irregular. September
up on covering and December down under
on general covering. helped by higher ca.
oies shower predictions and the heavy
visible supply decrease; closed partially Il
May HhQt5he, closed 45He; September,
6tsqeshe. closed ssHc; December. H@a4sc,
.oArs-Receipts. s7S6OO bu.; spot. unset.
tied No. 2 lew, SIC; track. mixed, west.
ern. @qSlei, track. white. 45c. Option
market ruled generally Arm all day OF
hght contract arrivals and covering. MAJ
closed at $%o; December, SA@S6Hc. closed
choice, u.O50Ll0.
RIcE-Irregular; domestic. fair to extra
4hq6Ac; Japan, 4%G6c.
HoPSEQulet; state, prime 70 choice, 1901
crop. lshq2Skc; 1900. loo: olds. case; state,
common to choice, 1901 crop, zla2Sc; i9a
crop. lsq2oe; oldss 1Q1Oe:. Pacific coast. 1901
crop, H0Q26Ac; 1900 crop. 1S020c; olds, 7dlOc,
LEATHER-Ftrm; hemloek sole, Buenos
Ayres, light 10 heavy. 24q25kc.
HIpES-Firm: Galveston, 20 TO Is lbs,
.sc; California, q 70 p lbs. iSc: Texas AIRY,
"a to 80 lbs, 1Sc.
WOoL-steady; domestic fleece, 25aSOc.
TALLoW-Dull; city Q2 per pkg), &c;
country (pkge- free), 6Ad6hc.
PkOVlSlONS-Beef. firm; family, N6.O
qiSee; mess, u4ooela.5oi beef hams. t22ood
900; packet. SAO0Ql6o: city extra India
mess t1a0oq2Ae Cut meats, quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
Total

CATTLE-Today's receipts of cattle
e thfs tim ns tSe biS oa rsoG %ss sa PFsy5Sss & T.
today there were 1852 head. The most
has been 6roEen in August. for, as a gen,
eral thing the August receipts of western
from. the dates above, the big run Of 1907
was Just about a month later than today.
cl ude5e IN ~e ire very recys,d few cor co5nf te steers in:
were not enough to tell much about the
market. Buyers would not pay much at
terested in the westerns. Owing to the big
drop in prices in Chicago last week, the
ket here. The few sales that were made
looked a little lower than, last week.
a. go0d proportion Of the offerings con.
When 1t is remembered that Chicago went
big day does not look so bad. Gamers did
not show as much change as the pretty
Bulls, veal calves and stays all weak
ened a little IN sympathy with the decline
The demand for stockers and feeders of
good quality continued very active, and the
market on such kinds was not much lower.
prices: A bunch of Wyoming cattle sold
thing in the way Of feeders that has been
here In some time; The general feeder
and when it came to The common snd
especially to the common horned cattle,
the market was extremely dull ana con-
A good many beef steers were included
In the receipts OF, western rangers, and
points last week, commoner kinds, OF
course, suffered the worst. Packers seemed
70 want the cattle. and some OF the best
kinds did not sell so much lower, but aside
from those the market was considerably
lower. Range cows were generally lO6Dl5c
lower. Western feeders OF good quality
were steady to a little lower, and common
cattle very dull and unevenly lower. Rep
resentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26

steady 20 strong: quarantine, strong; stock
ers and feeders, steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, G.%QS.1Q; fair to good,
S.25G7.a: tocke and feeders, 2.50d5.60;
western fed steers, ABGS.75; Texas and
Indian steers, S2.7564.25; Texas cows, $40
Q30i native cows, u.509Al5; native heifers,
090n3&: Gamers, U.25d22S: bulls, 2.500
$40; calves, &.50d5.&.
HoGS-Receipts, LIS head. Market log
Ec higher: tor, N.&: bulk OF sales, G.15n
1901 heavy, SLS0GI&; mixed packers, E.16
G7.25; light, N059I.21h; Workers, 1890
I27k; pigs, S665na00.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 10000
head. Market steady TO 10c higher; native
lambs, &.200S.6 so; western lambs, 2O0a5.00;
S2.sOQS.5; fed ewes, &,S5d415: Texas clipped
yearlinge, S.0od265; Texas clipped sheep.
2.SOq3l5; stockers and feeders, R062@.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26

on. either side OF parity. There was a cheer
tul tendency, but business was inactive.
Prices closed firm. Southern Pacific was
the feature. Canadian Pacific and Grand
Trunk grew 6rmer on favorable crop and
uatnc reports. The tone Of Kahirs was
tolerably strong at the opening, but later
became Quieter.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-Discount rates; Short
bils, Ia per cent; three months bills, 1&
per cent Prices were firm on the bourse
today. spanish A. and banks improved and
that the coke syndicate has decided to re-
duce the output for September "a per cent
instead OF ~ per cent, as hitherto an
bounced Canadian Pacific was lrm on
tayorable crop and trafic reports.
PARIS, Aug. &.-Prices were buoysnt on
the bourse today, government especially.
Russian industrials, Spanish 4s n Span
lsh rails were well supported. fractions
were nrm. Rio tintos were weak. Kaffirs
were firm and active. The private rate OF
discount was 2 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-CoTToN-Futures
firm; August, 8.51c; September, 8.19c; Oc-
tober, sole; November, December. January
and February, Sc; March, 1850; May, 1910.
Futures closed firm; August, 8.58c; Septem-
Der, Sz9c; October, 810c; November. S.1lc;
December, 8.14c; January, She; February,
s 09c; March. 806c; April, S.O7c; May, SO6c,
Spot, quieti prices unchanged; American
ST. LOUIS. Aug, 25.-CoTToN-steady;
middling, Shc; receipts, Is bales; shipments,
5 bales; stock, 1885 bales.
GALVESTON u @.-CoTToN-Msr-
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2S.-corToN-spot,
quiet, prices unchanged; American mid
ding, 42s-32d. The sales OF the day were
5000 bales, of which 500 were for speculN-
ton and export and included 400 Ameri.
can. Receipts were 5000 bales, no Ameri-
can. Futures opened quiet and closed firm.
American middling, g. o. c.. August. 4 1880
4 4I-64d, buyers; MISUNDERSTANDING, 4 2-64d;
September-October, 4 33-64d4 34-64d; October
November, 427-64@4 2S-64d; November-De-
cember, 4 25-64d, buyers; December-January,
I 2S-64d4 A-64d. buyers; January-February,
4 23-64Q4 2-64d, buyers; February-March,
I Z-64q4 24-64d. sellers; March-April. I 23-649
4 2l-64d, sellers; April-May. 42s-s49l 24-s4d.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2S.-coTToN-
Spot, firm: sales, $50 bales; ordinary, Z 1-lsc
good ordinary, 1916; low middling, s l-l6c
middling, Shc: good middling. SIC; mid
ding fair, 9hc; receipts, 1851 bales; actual
stock, 34,s06 bales. Futures, steady; Au-
gust S.60d8.54c; September, S.iSGS.19c; DC
tober, T.7947.SOc; November. 1897. SEC; De-
cember, 7.9q7.96c; January, 1861. SIC;
February, 7.07q7.Ssc; March, 7.sSq7.9Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
New York n1lnlna auota,,on..
Bank ClearinKs.

OMAHA. Aug. 25.-Bank clearings today,
$1,227, SS1. 96; corresponding day last year
N.26l,4 1 "a; decrease, 23.519.7
CHICAGO, Aug. &.-Clearings, SIS, IA, 72s,
balances, S,O66 ,314; New York exchange,
zoe discount; posted exchange, Ag5M Tor
sixty days and N.SS on demand.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. %.-Clearings, 1920 ,155,
$,127,7SSs. money, steady, 696 per
cent; New York exchange, sc discount
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Clearings, s105,-
1872, 166; balances, $5,T1,136.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2~5.-Clearings
per cent.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Ciearings, g, 49,
263; balances, $269, 703.
BOSTON, Aug. 25.-Clearings, s1l,7S7, 1876;
balances, 1862, 27S.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-Clearings, M,oss,-
$50; money, 3Mq6 per cent; New York ex-
change, 15420c discount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-BEEvES-Re-
ceipts, 4,A9; market slow; some sales SOC
lower, Bulls and cows, 10c to loo on;
steers, S4.65@7.1O; oxen, S225 to $3.50; bulls,
2.S5a4.2; cows. s. to 81; cables unchanged.
CALVES-Receipts. 4,416; steady; grass
calves, $500; grassers and buttermIlks,
2.50a4.00; extra western, $L.25.
HOGS-Receipts. also; market. 5d1Oc
higher; state hogs, $5.50a6.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1880;
sheep. slow; lambs opened firm and closed
Csc lower, except for choice; sheep, 8. $50
2 90: choice and extra, S3.75d4.0O; cuils, S2.OC;
lambs, A.75@6.S0; culis, A.00d4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
Liverpool Grain ana Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25.-WHEAT-Spot.
strong; No. / northern, spring, Is Id; No 2
western winter, IS ND No / California,
IS %; futures; quiet; September IS I'D;
CORN-Spot. American mixed, quiet, IS
lid; futures. September, nominal; October.
IS 3hd; January, As I'D.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; extra India
mess. lO7s Cd. Pork. nrm; prime mess.
western. nrm. SOS Sd. Hams. short cut.
land cut 20 to 80 lbs steady, SOS; short
mlddles; light, g to q lbs. quiet, SIS Cd;
quiet. SIS; short clear backs. l6 to 20
steady, els Sod. Shoulders, square cut, IL TO
lS lbs. steady, ass Cd. Lard, prime west
ern, in ~tierces, steady, 54s; American re-
fined. in pals, steady, SIS Sd.
CHEESE5Quiet; American finest white,
steady as Sd: American finest colored.
TALLow-Prlme city, steady. 27s Cd;
Australian, In London. irregular. SIS Sd.
FLoUR-St Louis fancy winter, quiet.
HoPs-At London Pacihc COAST. steady,
e6G7.
BUTTER-Nominal.
PEAS-Canadian. quiet. 6s Sd.
The receipt OF wheats for the last week
were as follows: From Atlantic ports, 3d.
coo quarters; Pacific ports. 5000 quarters
other ports, $1,000 quarters.
Receipts OF American corn for the week,
none.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
Wool Market.

BOSTON. Aug. &.-woOL-F1ne staple
territories. b56ssc; strictly nne clothing,
&dSc; fine and fine medium. 60a62c; me-
dium. 4S446c. Texas wool Is IN a very
strong position. with the offerings small.
FAN cleaned basis, nominal. lSa4sc; twelve
months, 5545Sc, six TO eight months, spring,
the offerings are small. Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania Xxx, nominal; Xxx and above, CSC;
X, 26dz7c; Michigan X. 25d26c. Delaine
SOq31c; Michigan. 27h429c; No. 1 combing,
2Sa3Oc; No. 2, Ha2Sc; coarse. 2td26c.
At,n 1879 a AZ so~hinS Is6ssHooy me.
fine, 12qlsAc; heavy hne. lOd1sc; tub
washed, 1eG2ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
OIL and ROsin.

balances 2ab eII ,Ei.ss;F Pee esrt, Sss; '5 no I'D .SiIt
ments. 110.6S6 bbls.; average, S2,750 bbls. /;
runs, i52.0 6O bills; average, ms bbls.
soc; South Lima and Indiana, sac.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-OIt-Cottonseed,
quiet. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady;
tine, steady, 47G47hc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25.-oI-Turpentine
spirits, dull, 33s Cd.
seed. spot, 52s. Turpentine spirits, 33s 3D..
Rosin, American strained. Is Cd.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug; 2S.-oILS5Turpen;
d, $1.15; e, H.20; F, $l.25; @, $3.50: II, $l.70;
/, s1.o6; X, $2.S5; M. S.O6; N. $3.50; w. G.,
$3.50; w. W., $3.50. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
ST. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
5000 head, including $500 Texans. Market
steady to strong for natives, dull and slow
steers. s6.O0ds.O0; dressed beef and butcher
steers, H.25q7.S0; steers under Loo lbs.
cows and heifers, R.25d5.0; Gamers, S.75d
275i bulls, R.Ooga7b; calves, n0ogI.0O; Texas
and Indian steers, H7O0S.OO; cows and
HoGs-Receipts. 1000 head, Market lOc
higher and actiyei pigs and lights. s. S0q
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. ZOO
head Market steady; native muttons. gN
n4.be; lambs A.2Sd5.9 80; culls and bucks,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Higher and sIow-HoEs Higher
sheer steady.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900 head, including 1900 Texans: choice,
higher, others slow; good to prime steers,
$SOOaS. 70; poor to medium, S4O0d7. q; stock
ers and feeders, N.2Sd5.50: cows, N.50d5. 80:
S22565.25; calves, t2.75G7.00: Texas fed
steers. S,00d5,0o; western steers, A0Od5 90.
,o Ho, SHSorEo 22SG head estimated
10q15c higher; mixed and butchers, Sc. 900
L65; good to choice heavy. &.40d7, 72x;
T.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 5000
head; sheep steady: lambs lower; good to
choice wethers. N.50db.0; good to choice
mixed. $2.S5G5.35; native lambs, R5Od6O0;
western lambs, N.5075.76
Of1Cial yesterday.