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HaIes Fifth Term.

Augusta, Jan. 17.-Eugene Hale was
reelected to the United States senate
for his fifth term by the Maine legisla-
ture today.
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Toxic. Jan. 17.-The Japanese gov
ernment Is now prepared to house 35.-
900 Port Arthur and other Russian
prisoners OF war at various points.
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Bio Appropriation.

Washington Jan. 1.-THE house
committee on postoffices and post roads
today reported that the postofice ap-
preparation bill carries s1so,s71,s ,sss.
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sANoUlNARy BISHOP.
Wants to Have the Smoot Witnesses
Shot Forthwith.

Shot Forthwith.
Sal Lake City, Jan. ia special To
the Tribune from Eureka. Utah, says
that Bishop Daniel Connolly, in an ad-
dress before the Mormon Young Peo-
ple's Societies Of tiat place, denounced
ea Traitors the witnesses in the
smoot investigation, who have revealed
the endowment house oaths, and de-
clared that he had known men to be
shot TO death for breaking their oaths.
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OIL Strike OF.

Baku, Jan. 1.-THE strike In the oil
fields Ii nearly ended, owing TO con-
cessions which have been granted the
employees.
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MEXICO oUAkEs.

G racks 10 Collapse. I'D
Mexico City. Jan. IA heavy shock
Of earthquake was felt early In the
morning Of the i4ta instant, in the city
Of Jalapa. the capital of the state Of
Vera Cruz.
The whole OF one section Of the in.
fantry barracks collapsed but fortu-
nateIy at the time the building was un-
occupied.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

. SHEGB-Ihere was anOther moderate run
here today, about thirty-seven cars being
on sale. AS has been the case for some
time the big end OF the receipts consisted
of killers and the feeder supply was
light and away below the requirements
Of the trade. Although fat sheep have
constituted the big end OF the offerings
for some time past, there have been hardly
enough to hll the demand. The market
today was satisfactory in every respec.
There was a good call for sheep Of al
kinds and after trading commenced there
was considerable activity displayed. Prices
on both fat sheep and lambs were fully
steady as were also the feeders,
The only cause for complaint that ope-
rators on the market have Is the short
age In the supply Of feeder sheep and
lambs, AS the prospects for a large
corn crop improve farmers arc more anN-
ious than ever to secure a few feeders
so that the orders in the hands OF COM
mission men TO buy are far In excess or
the supply OF that kind OF stock. the
market is badly in need of at least twenty
five cars Of feeders daily for some time
to come.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs s6.756p7. 80; good to choice
yearling wethers, S.1bd6.b0; good 70 cholce
old wethers, t6.ooa6.2S; good to choice ewes
Quotations on feeder sheen and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, S5.sod6.S5; good feeding
yearlings, A75d5.10; good feeding wethers,
AS0dA&; feeding ewes, $S5oq40O; breeding
ewes. A.2bdAh
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

Articles. Open. High Low Close Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
The disposition OF the days receipts was
IS follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

CATTLE-There was only moderate run
of cattle here, about 1853 loads being on sale.
The receipts were heavier by seventy-twO
cars than last Thursday and eighty-eight
cars heavier than the same days last year.
The quality of the offerings was good
Beef steers were in heaviest supply, but
there were few cornfeds on sale. There
was quite bull movement to the trade and
conditions favored selling interests. The
quality of the cattle was good and there
was a good, strong demand from all
sources. Native cattle have been in best
demand for some time, but today conditions
were reversed and the westerns had the
best of 1t. Buyers were after supplies and
trading was active. The most of the stun
was cleaned up in good season. The gen
eral market was strong and In some cases
higher prices were paid.
There was fair supply Of cows and heif-
ers on sale and there was a good, strong
feeling to the trade The stun was OF good
quality and buyers went after II from the
J start Trading was active and the general
market was strong to dime higher. The
she stun has been in good demand all the
week and the advance today puts prices
about a quarter higher than Mondays mar
ket. The stuff was cleaned up before mid
| day
Bulls, veal calves and stays ruled firm,
| prices being in about the same notches as
yesterday.
| Stockers and feeders were in good, active
demand and trading was brisk. There were
/ plenty of orders to be filled and prices ruled
strong to a dime higher. Representative
/ sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
NEWYORR STOCKS And BONDS
Market Suffers from Heavy Selling Which
Came from All Quarters
LONDON USLoADS AMERICAN SHARES
British Spectators disappointed
with EHect OF Peace News on
values In the United
states.

NEW YORK, Aug a.-The stock market
suffered severely today from heavy selling,
which came from all quarters, inelpditnig
London. Much of the selling was probably
induced by fears Of a coming money string
ency this feeling being based upon the low
level of New York bank reserves. veteran
observers OF recent conditions we're OF the
opinion, however, that other and more I'M
portant causes were responsible LOT the
markets slump. Chief among these is the
fact that London, which bought heavily OF
our stocks on the peace news, is much as
appointed at the manner of Its reception
here. and has unloaded the greater part Of
the recent purchases at loss.
The market opened with heavy tone ana
the early movements were without signi-
cance The more pronounced reactionary
tendency came at midday when heaNy sell
ing caused breaks ranging from points In
Southern Pacific to more than in chicago
& Northwestern. The pressure against
Reading and Amalgamated Copper was
This time being IN these stocks. The Gould
group also was heavy and Union Paclhc
made a maximum decline Of ~ points Part
Of the gossip heard in connection with the
decline OF this stock was that a pool re
Gently organized had found 1t advisable
to liquidate. The market showed some ten
dency to rally in the later dealings under
the lead of Atchison, which was one OF
the few strong stocks of the day. There
were recoveries Of a point or more in the
active Issues with indications of a quiet
accumulation in moderate volume, but In
the final trading prices broke again. caus-
The most important railroad earnings re-
! ported today were those of the Chicago
| Rock Island & Pacific railway system. For
| the fiscal year net earnings of the Rock
| Island road showed decrease OF Sl8,UO
while those Of the St. Louis & San Fran
| cisco line increased by more than $4,000
| Both branches Of the system reported good
! gains for July. The Seaboard Air Line re-
| turns show an increase of $4,000 in surplus
| for the year.
| Bonds were weak. Total sales, par value
! $4,000 United States old As advanced
| n per cent on call.
! Following were the sales and range Of
! r,r-nna m, fha Gtnck aNnhanRa tOdaN.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Wheat Advances at Minneapolis and
Local Prices Are Up,
BETTER FEELING CONES WITH RAIN
strength OF Previous Day in Corn
Does Not Hold, shorts Failing
Go Cover ana News
Being Bearish.

OMAHA, Aug. 81, 1905.
Rains In the harvest helds OF the north
wheat market. Minneapolis was up more
than lc. The local market was %q5sc
in tho northwest seems to be a chief factor
Closed at 7sRa7s7sc, December at Sic and
There was no great demand from the
corn shorts and weaker tendency devel-
TO weaken the market. The Price Currents
Sptiments hen a1o5n5 on cor corn were bearsh sePtsSm-
and May at 427salSc
Oats were trihe on in September, but
snow gain In the other months. Septem-
Der closed at 25Aa5Ac, December at 269sc
and May at 2Sssd2s%c,
Liverpool closed unchanged to I'D higher
on wheat and 1sdhc higher on corn. The
German oficial report makes the condition
OF winter wheat and rye. unsatisfactory' the
grain having developed too quickly ana
clssrancss q wheat were 2ss6oO bushels;
bushels; Of oats, 1900 bushels
he cash business in all positions in Chi
$4,000 bushels of corn, part export and part
domestic, and l25 900 bushels Of oats, In
and export The sesboard IS sold is2 go
bushels of wheat, 224,0O0 bushels of corn
and 10000 bushels of oats Kansas City
The first export sale of new corn reported
az Chicago was made yesterday of 5000
shipment. Exporters bid 6Otsc for old mid
ole OF September loading at New York.
The Minneapolis -four output last week
increased 1870 barrels. The quantity
turned out In the week ending August 26
was 2A S15 barrels, against 1871 ,915 barrels
for the corresponding week of 1904 and 242 =
bl5 barrels IN 1903. This weeks output
promises TO be as large as last. The mill
ers still are reluctant to purchase much
wheat, as they think the prospects point
toward a reduction of prices in the near
future.
Winnipeg wired news IT the first thresh-
Ing in the Canadian northwest. II was at
Dominion City, in southern Manitoba, and
twenty-siX bushels per acre of No. hard.
This Is In district where big yields were
not expected. Harvesting there practically
Will be finished this week II is said that
I canada Is beginning to produce winter
wheat on a commercial basis. The North
\ western Miller has just received from its
correspondent at Winnipeg fine sample
or wheat grown this year in Alberta.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 4 hard, / car, 731kc.
CORNING. yellow, l car, 49lSc; No. g.
! car 49fc: no grade, car, 4iRc
OATS-No. white, car, 241ze.
Omaha cash Prices
WHEAT-No. hard T6d79c; No 3 hard
13ulbc; No. hard, 73l5c; No 3 spring, 7sc
CORN-No. 2, 49&c; No. 3, 493s949iic
No: 4, 48aiS4c; no grade, 4fAc; No,
yellow soc; No. 3 yellow, 49&c; No.
! white, soc: No. white, 49%c.
.OATS-No. mixed, 23j2c; No. 8 mixed
re; No : mixed, 221sc; No; white Csc
CarIot RecefDta
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Foreirn Financial.

LONDON, Aug S1-Money was in in
creased demand in the market today at
higher rates. Discounts were frmer. There
was disposition TO work cautiously in
view. OF the falling Off Of French exchange,
which allows Paris to absorb the supplies
OF bar gold Trading on the Stock eX-
change was less active, but the undertone
was firm, owing to a steady investment
demand, but SPECTATORS were taking profits
In most departments ConsOls eased early,
but hardened later. Americans opened weak
under the lead OF Union Pacific, ruled
around parity with some irregularity during
the morning, but declined in the afternoon
on further liquidation on Wall street, and
closed easy. Foreigners were auieter than
yesterday, though there was a tendency
In some instances to harden. Copper shares
were easy in sympathy with the metal.
Japanese imperial As of 1904 were quoted
at l0t%.
BERLIN, Aug. 31.-TradIng on the Bourse
today was generally quiet on New York
advices. Russian imperial As were l per
cent higher
PARIS, Aug. S1.-Prices on the Bourse
today were unsteady the settlement caus-
ing realiSations. Russian bonds of 1901 fell
95c and those of 1904 fell ST. French rentes
reached parity
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
COmmodities

NEW YORK, Aug. a-FLOUR-Receipts
bbls.; market dull and barely steady; Winter
patents, A25d4.75; winter straights S4OOlI
4lo Minnesota patents A,25d4 40; winter
400; winter low grades, s2.75Gs.So. Rye
nour STEADY; tair to good, S.GOq4.0O; choice
CoRNMEAI-steady; fine white and yell
low H;so; coarse. Nl6al.ls; kiln dried,
RYEEsteady; No. western. ss4o. C. l. T.,
BARLEY-Dull; feeding. ssa8slac. c. /. T.,
WHEAT-Receipts. 1900 bu. sales. g.
100000 bu futures, Spot, market firm; No
2 red, SAC elevator and s51kc, T. o. b., afioat
No. northern Duluth, Gle to arrive, T. o. b..
arrive, T. o. b., ahoat A stronger opening
In wheat, occasioned by rains in the north
west, steady cables, outside buying and
under September liquidation and bear pres
sure. Rallying later on prospects for small
Argentine shipments the market closed
S49sqS55Sc, closed at SIC; December, S6ssd
q l5-lSe, closed at S65bc; May SsldSs 5-l6c
coRS-Receipts, iO.75O bg.; exports, a.,
746 bu.; spot, market easy; No. 2, Coo, eleva
tor and 601sc, I. O. b.. aioat; No. 2 yellow
transaction, closing partly half-cent net
higher. September, 59Itc; December size
oATS-Receipts. l6476O bu.; exports, iS.,
se6 bu Spot, market IlS steady, mixed oats
So pounds, sOaSlc; clipped white % to 4
pounds, SSd35c
FEED-Easy; city, N7OOq2s co.
HAY-Steady; good to choice S0dS7Ikc.
HOPS-Quiet; state, common to choice
1905 crop 20925c; 1904 crop, l9Q29c; olds
lO1l2c; Pacif1c coast. 1904 crop, l6@22c; 1880
LFATHER-Firm; acid 24d26c.
PROVISIONS-Beef firm; family, NlB
| 6is 90, mess S. 500l0O0; beef hams. sci OOI
p So: packet, SlO50dllOO; city, extra Indis
mess, NSOOdisOO Cut meats steady
| picked bellies sQllc; piclSled shoulders
i.1S;' irm; western steamed. ss.2oas.l0 refiaed
| compound, S5.S71ld600 Pork. firm; family
/ Sl756qlS00; short clear SA50dl65O; mess
TALLoW-steady; city S2.00 per pkg)
! 4Jsc; country (pkgs. freel, 4lAQ4&c.
| RICE-Quiet; domestic, fair TO extra
/ SlRu SIC: Japan. nominal.
! POULTRN-Alive, steady; western chick
| ems l5c; fowls, l3Ikc; turkeys. 13c Dressed
! arm; western chickens, l4c; fowls, l3dlSlac
! turkeys, 13di7c
I BUTTER-steady: receipts. 1854; officia
prices. western factory, common TO extra
! 1bd17Ac.
/ CHEEsE-stronE; state, fuu cream smal
/ colored and white fancy, l2c; extra fair Z
! choice. lihGll%e; large colored and whit
| fancy, l2c.
! EGGs-Weak; Pennsylvania and stat
| and nearby, selected. white fancy, 26d27c
| choice, 2Q25c; mixed extra, &c: wester
hrsts, 2oc; western seconds, lSQl9lsc; dirtiei
| l4Ql6ikc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
6 g4d; December. Is Sad; January. Is
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on nonrd Of Trade.

Prices on board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. g.-Wet weather delay
TO harvesting In the northwest was chiefly
market today. Final quotations on the
september option showed g.il,iI gam 9t ,1,, rs.
changed. Provisions are up 5Q15c.
The wheat market opened quiet, the
September delivery being up hg%c TO 1fd
sc, At 5s94c to !9c. DECEMBER was up, up sase s
OF the initial hrmness was general rain
in Minnesota and the Dakotas with light
rains in the Canadian northwest. Soon
after the opening, an official forecast OF
additional rain in the northwest gave fur
ther encouragement TO bulls. The market
derived increased strength from the firm
ness OF the Liverpool market With
fair demnd and 1rSm from short blS 2
at the initial figures. Later the market
weakened on liberal profit-taking in Sep
tembeT the price Of that option declining
to 7Shc. Meantime December sold OF to
SO3sc. Reports OF increased receipts at
primary points started the liquidation.
During the last half hour practically all
Of the loss was regained on renewed COW
with September at 7SA97shc. Final quota
tlons on December were up 1AdAc, at Sic;
Clearances OF wheat and flour were equal
20 $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were $4,000
bu., compared with $4,000 bu. year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF $50 cars, against l16 cars last
week and 322 a year ago.
The corn market was irregular, the Sep
leUlDef option DelnR weak Wnlle the more
distant deliveries were Arm. Throughout
the greater part OF the day September corn
was under considerable selling pressure,
many small longs having moderate offer
ings. Shorts and commission houses were
fairly active purchasers OF December and
May. Continued clear weather was the
chief factor in the situation. The market
closed quite steady. September opened un-
changed at $780, sold between 525s and
53ssc and closed at SIC. December ranged
between 43c and 43Lc and closed with a
gain of AdAc, at 43hc. Local receipts
were 44O cars with 250 cars Of contract
A comparatively small movement Of the
new crop had a steadying erect on the
oats market, offsetting considerable profit
| taking in the September option. September
opened unchanged TO n shade higher, at
251Rc to 25lzd25%c sold of to 25ssc and
closed at the lowest point Of the day
December ranged between 26Sc and 26a, @
and closed a shade higher, at 26Skc. Local
receipts were 230 cars
Under active support from leading pack
| ers the provision market was firm the
| entire session, notwithstanding a &C decline
| In the price OF live hogs Shorts were
| fair buyers of the September products
| At the close September pork was up 15c
| at HbbIh Lard was up &C. at $40 Ribs
| were of 7Ihc at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
| 1900 head.
| The Board ot Trade will be closed Mon.
| osw, september T. Labor day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Firm; 16ltc. case count.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. sl.-METALs-The
London tin market was again lower clos
ing at e149 los for spot and fl4s l5s for fu-
tures. Locally the market was weak with
spot quoted at S326Od32 80. The London COP
per market also added to its decline of yes
terday, closing at $40 l2s Cd for spot and
$40 Is Cd for futures. Locally the situation
is considered abnormal. Many authorities
claim there is plenty OF copper to go
around, but Immediately available supplies
are in few strong hands, and while II is
believed that forward business can be done
quite freely around l61hc those in need Of
spot supplies are made to pay high prices
Lake and electrolytic are quoted at SIC 5O6
100 and casting at S612iaql6 37h Lead
was quiet at A.Sd4SO In the local market
and unchanged at fli IS Sd In London
Spelter was higher at E25 15s in London
but unchanged at S.. T0d5SO In the local
market. Iron closed at 52s Sd for Glasgow
and ass for Middlesborough In the foreign
markets. Locally the market is reported
hrm. No. foundry northern Is quoted at
$6.50al7. Is; No 2 foundry northern 100000
1916; No. ! foundry southern tl65q16 50;
No. foundry southern, t15.75
ST. LOUIS, Aug. H.-METALS-Lea
steady, &.77lz44.S0. Spelter. firm, $6.65.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Evaporated Apples and DRIED Fruit..

NEW YORK, Aug. Sl.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market shows no change. Com
mon 70 good are quoted at 4lzq6c; prime
7d7ac; choice, 7hc; fancy. Sc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
continue very firm with coast adVices re-
porting an advance in the views OF holders
Locally quotations range from 4ko 20
7ikc according to grade. ApTicots are
quiet, but firm. Choice are quoted at Sd
SAC; extra choice, ShQS&c; fancy, 91k01Oc
Peaches are still In very scant supply on
spot and about the only grade quotabls IS
fancy. which Is held at 1i1zc. Raisins are
In strong position apparently with old
crop supplies practically exhausted and
trade very quiet pending the opening OF
the new crop. Loose Muscatels are quoted
at 4%96l5c; seeded raisins. 5ka7%c; London
LAYERS 81 OO0i1 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9l.-BBEVES-Re-
ceipts. 264 head. including cars for the
market; no trade in live cattle; feeling
steady on reported light receipts tomorrow.
Cables weak. Exports tomorrow Slo0 quar-
ters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts. $50 head; active and
strong veals 25c higher; no grassers or
buttermiks; veals, $5.6Nap 90; throwouts
81. .OOd5. co. no westerns; dressed calves Arm;
city dressed Veals, 9d18c: extra prime
lS1kc; country dressed, Sa12c.
HOGS-Receipts, 2,s7S head 375 on sale {;
market steady; state and Pennsylvania
hogs $650d6T0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1851
head; sheep hrm; lambs 15925c higher; no
very prime here; all sold early; market
lambs. TOOdS50; culls, $500; few yearlings,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. S1.-wooL-The market
is active and firm. Heavy sales to the
worsted mills are reported. New England
and Philadelphia concerns buying largely;
There has been a fair demand for all
grades of wool and medium heeces have
sold in moderate volume, but the larger
part Of the transactions have been in tho
Interior. Montana wools have been espe-
cially active. Pulled woods are generally
quiet. Foreign woods are steady. Quota
tions follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
and above, 36Q37c; x. 346S6c; No. l. 900
lc; No. 2, 41d42c; fine unwashed, 2Sd2sc;
quarter blood, unwashed, @d8c; three
eights bloods, 35Q36c; half bloods. HQ35c;
unwashed delaines 30q3lc; unmerchanta-
bic, 3la32c; fine washed delaine s9Gp40c.
Michigan, fine, unwashed. 27g2sc quarter
blood, unwashed. 33d34ci three-eighths
blood 34aS5c; half blood, 33Q34c; unwashed
delaines, 2sc Kentucky and Indiana, three
eights and quarter blood. 35d87o. Terri.
tory: Idaho, fine, 22a24c; heavy fine, 100
2lc fine medium. 23d24c; medium, 2642Ici
low medium, 26Gi2c. wyoming hne, 224
23c; heavy fine. l9a2Oc; fine medium. 230
24c medium, 26d27c; low medium, 26fD27c.
Utah and Nevada, fine, 296Ac; heavy fine.
i9a2Oc; fine medium, 23dlAc; medium z69
27c; low medium 27d2sc Dakota, fne, %
G2sc; fine medium. 22@23c; medium, 2ed27o I;
low medium, 2ed27c. Montana, hne choice.
2ed27c; fine average. Hl26c; fine medium
choice 2Ga27c; average. Af26c; staple, $50
SOC: medium choice 2S6i30c.
ST LOUIS. Aug a.-WoOIy--steady:
Medium grades combing and clothing, 2e1h
aS1c; light, fine, S21.00d3l 90; heavy, fine,
ieQ22c tub washed, 32gA11c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
Knnsnn CItr Live stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY, Aug s1.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 10000 head, including l,4OO head of
and dressed beef steers, s5.2b@6lO; fair to
good, A.0od6, 25i western steers, So. .6Gl475 5;
stockers and feeders 81 1904 25; southern
steers, S265d400; southern cows, s.. .7512 90:
native cows sl5Oq3,75; native heifers, $3.50
dbO0; bulls S2.OOG3. 25 calves. S2.75d60O
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market
steady; top, t60Ilz; bulk OF sales, 5000
600; heavy, S5SO65.9O; packers, s 9O16 O5
pigs and light S595q6.O7h.
head; market, strong; native lambs Sc. O0d
40; western lambs So OO1p7.4 40; ewes and
yearlings ST. 366I650; western yearlings, IS %
$3.50; western sheep. 81. 80; stockers
and feeders, s.. .5Oq4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

good ordinary. s 55ed, ordinary, btod. The
sales Of the day we're 5000 bales Of which
800 were for speculation and export and IN.
cluded 800 American. Receipts, $780, all
American.
ST louis. Aug. a.-COTToN-Quiet
middling lOSsc. Sales, 86 bales. receipts, lLQ
bales; shipments, sac bales; stock io,Os
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug a.-COTTON-
Spot, quiet. sales 225 bales Ordinary,
il-i6c good ordinary. Sac; low middling.
s&c; mlddnE, iOStc good middling 10 u-l6c;
middling fair, lie Receipts a0oS bales;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-WHEAT-Futures
better; cash, easier; No. red cash, ele-
yator, 7shuS24c; on track, 821kdSSlkci
September, l614c; December, 79qT9Sc; No.
hard, 79QS5hc.
CORN-Firm No 2 cash, Size on track,
52lsd5Sc; September, 495sc; December. 4O7sc.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 cash. 251kc; on track,
261zqzic; September. 241ac; December go.
FLOUR-Fair; red winter patents, S4lO
q42; extra fancy and straight, S3.66d3 75
clear, $3O6Q320.
sEEp-Timothy, steady $s.5OaS7O
CORN MEAL-Steady, $3.50
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track, '66Q6Sc.
choice, 1880; prairie, t5.00d$S.50.
IRON COTTON TIES-99c.
BAGGING-Shc.
HEMP TWINE-61kc.
,PRoVIsIoNs-Pork, higher; jobblng,
Sl640 Lard, higher; prime steam, 81 70.
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
81 clear ribs $3.50; short clears, 50. so
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $9.62lh
clear ribs. $40; short clear. $1O25.
PouLTRY--Weak; turkeys, 13kc; chick
BUTTER. = Steady; creamery, 16a22ci
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-01
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NEW YORK, Aug. a.-sUGAR-Raw
&c; fair refining. s1sc; centrifugal, ss test.
quiet and steady: molasses sugar, sac; re-
fined. quiet; No 9. 470c; No. 7. 4s5c: No s,
4 55c; No. 9, 45Oc No 10. 445c No II. 4a5c !;
No IL, L3Oc; No l8, 42Oc No. Il. 4lsc con-
fectioners A, b.l6e; mould A. 5G5o; cut
granulated, 6a0c; cubes. 655c
MoLAssEs-Firm; New Orleans open
kettle. good TO choice, 2sd56c.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. u.-SUGAR-
Quiet. open kettle centrifugal. ihd4t
Centrifugal whites. 4 l5-1eq6 I-f6c: yellows:
td4hc; seconds, nhd53Lc
MoIAssEs- Nominal; open kettle. lsa
26c: centrifugal. 6dlic
SYRUP-Nominal 2Bd30c.