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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05

A FARM OF 100 ACRES MILES
from the city. VIII cut 80 tons of hay.
Good buildings, good land and a good
bargain. c. S. FOgg, Summer ST. Au-
gusta. aug15dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05

MOTOR BOAT, II FEET LONG, 4
horsepower motor cottage and lot. row
ANA sailbnats. A bargain. all for $500. G.
Fl. Houston, 1G2 Bridge St. Car diner. Me.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05
FOR SALE

A RIDING WAGON AND SLEIGH
| also Tiger and hcifer calf 10i Capitol
| Street. Harry Griffiths S5d3t +
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05
THE COUNTRY

in very small family. woman for general
housework. Must understand cooking.
No washing or ironing. Wages 81. Ad-
dress A. l.. NJ, care of Journal Office.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-05

NICE FRONT ROOM WITH USE OF
bath or suite Of rooms up one fight. 81
State st. j25dtf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18

sHEEf-keceipts OF sheep while heavier
than yesterday we're hgnt, SO that the
total Tor the week TO GATE shows neSNy
failing on as COnpsIed wIth Tue NCek be-
iere, out la ser sam as compared witn
year ago. tne receipts Tor me month
To date nave been quIte lOerai showing
a gam of 5O,VVV nSau as compared Win
the corresponding period OF last year and
OF CtoSe TO bt,UVV mead as cJinpS. ed Wi,n
Two years agO.
Tne market this morning was In very
satisfactory condition anu the general
run ot the far to medium SUM wnich
feeders could use sold guite readily at
STEADY prices. Feeders pa .V.4O lUr idmbs
ana ~. - for yeariings. Ihe teeuer mar
ket has been IN "A very healthy condition
ali the Wees and winnie receipts have Ueen
quite liberal On some Gays tHey "dve been
none tooo large 10 subpiy the uenIand and
tie TRACE has peen as a RUE tAlriy active.
WnlIe teeuer lambs are sCt4I0s nKuer
than year ago they are not as Hlgh COM
pared TO the way tat lambs are selling
AS lhey were last year.
There was also good demand for fat
stun especially lambs. Four more cars
OF the idaho lambs which SOLD at S,3O
yesterday were received today and brOugnt
S,.vO. lney were very gooo and evidently
the kind that buyers especially wanted
Quotations on riIers. GOod to choice
spring lambs, $o.,oEi.JO; 1Alr To good
spflns lamUs, SO.sJ " V.iO, gOoL 10 choice
earrings, tR.5O W 500; Ialr 10 good year
lngs, Io.25Wo.oU, soOd 10 choice wetners,
h.Sog425; fair to good wethers, S4oVG
40; good TO choice ewes, S1.SO4 i,SO;
taIr to good ewes, SS.SOg4.5O,
quotations on teeuers: Lambs, $3.50
so; yearllngs. S5O0Q6.40; wetners, $3.50
u4.O; ewes $5.50U425
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18

20, iS,sc per 10; No. u, l3lic per 10.
NJ GS- Malnuts. No. l, soft shells new
crop. per lb., Ice. hard shells, per IL,
lic Pecans large, ter ID. ltc, small per
ID, iIc Chill Walhuts, per lb., ls2bislko.
Almonds, sUtt shehs, per ID, lie: hard
shells. per lb.. i5c. Cocos puts, tAoO per aack
CURED FIsH-Fan,ly whheash, per
quarter bbl., l0o lbs. NQQ, norway mack.
erel No. l. tS.o0; No. Z, $500, No 3. Seo.o .oO;
Irish, No .. SIC W; herr ing, In bbls. 30 lbs
each, Norway, k, ilSVD; Norway. AZ, SIS ~;
Holland, mixed, sll.OO; Holland herring In
keEs, mixers, SIC. kegs. mixed, 7Oo.
CANNED GOODS Corn. standard west-
ern, 55qs9e; Maine, silA Tomatoes, alb.
cans. nobgi.io; s-lh s,fepu.Qo, Pineap-
Piles. grated s~lb, 1895 30, sliced, 81 $40
22O; gallon apples, fancy, $500; California
spricots, 81 $50 20; pears, 81. 7Sa2SO, peaches
Alaska salmon. red. 81 q; fancy Chinook n,
SlO, tsncy suckeye, - N.95, Sardines y
OIL, s250; \ mustard, t1Sl6S 10 sweet po-
tatoeS, Nl,ul %; Saucrkraut, 800; pump
kins, S0cdsl 90: wax beans. 2-lb., f6tfSO,;
lima beans. 2-lb.. 75cd u.SS; spinach, N.sS:
ehsaI. peas. 2-lb.. Cos: extra. ,5HyVc; fancy,
HIpEs AND TALLow-Green sAited.
No. I, l94c; M ? ltuc: ful hides, sisuSl NC /:
green hides, No. |. icc; No, 4 &c; horse.
sLNuS - sheen pelts. j0cQA.b Tailow. No.
wooL-Per H.. isasso
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
wool Market.

BOSTON. Aug. T-woOL-The Com
merciu Bulletin Of this city, bas.ng its re-
port upon statistics gathered for me gov
emmett, viii say tomorrow: The improve.
ment IN the WOOL market continues and
that trade In general reports a decidedly
better tone. IL rs felt that pfioes have now
passed tEc critical point and that the pres.
ont basis will be maintained Manufacturers
are showing further interest and some
transaSu tons pending week ago, have
mills are buying, their recent activity has
resulted In allowing dress goods and wooden
mills to assume a more important position
on the market New England ana Penn
sylvania are quite we'll represented here
and buyers from the latter section are taxi
ing lots of territory WOOL ranging from
6OVOO to 10000 pounds.
A substantial volume Of orders for goods
and the generally admitted bare state of
the majority OF the mills are expected to
within a short time All merchants are
extremely firm in regard to values, as they
consider the statistical position OF the mar
kett a sufficient reason for their attitude,
clothing, territory, Texas and California
stock. ZINE and medium clothing is ser-
ing at 2sa2lc, or about 6sQ0sc clean Texas
eight months is moving at 3h074Hc, or 6S
6I70c clean secured. while twelve months is
being taken at T2c. secured, or &c In the
grease. Sales of northern California are
7Oc clean. Middle country is In request at p
ds4c, or G5q65c clean. Medium clips OF
staple territory are being bought IN orig
The Shipments OF wool from Boston to
date from December q, 1905, according to
the same authority, are l55, 5,l59,026 lbs,
AGAINST I42t5c6 lbs at the same tine In eod sss ss
lbs, against 256 4S6 055 lbs. for the same
period last year
ST. LOUIS, Aug 17.--wOOL-Steady; mr.
dlum grades. combing and clothing. 2+qa c;
light fine ISd22c; heavy fine, 1+@l7c tub
washed, S2d SSiSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARkET
Early Gables from Liverpool PIT Come
Unexpected Higher.
PRICES STRONG At OPENING, EASY LATER
Minneapolis Reports Demand POer for
Arrivals spring wheat, and sOuth.
west a. DuII--cern Lower on
Free Acceptancea.
oMAHA. Anr. l1. laoa.

OMAHA. Aug. ~. 1905.
There was an unexpected strength In
Liverpool cables this morning and Argen-
tina shipments were small, the result be-
ing that early prices were up Nc The
market became easier alter. tho more anx-
abOds shorts had covered, and lost most OF
he weather was IDEAL for harvest. Min.
neapohs reported new wheat arriving,
Win poor cash demand, and the demand
ior casn stun IN the southwest was also
poor Despite higher cables. foreign bids
tid not advance any, and export business
was poor. The volume of trade was liaht.
Corn was hrm carry In sympathy with
wheat, but later September lost nc, that
option being sold freely by elevator IN
terebts. Cash corn is not in heavy de-
mand and acceptances are larger than they
nave been running. Deferred options lost
aiso, December CLOSING le down from
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
agS gS'nsi h,np ,rseslpts last year Of $4,000 bushels
receipts were 10000 bushels and shipments
4t4cvl bushels against receipts last year
% ys, 600 bushels and shipmsnts Of tsi 900
wheat. les barrels -four, Ss4 bushels corn,
and Z71o bushels wheat.
Liverpool closed 1idttd higher on wheat,
and sd higher on corn.
The modern miller out today, says:
The movement of winter wheat continues
small as farmers are too busy to haul
TO market. Numerous farmers refuse to
accept present market prices and will hold
tneir grain. Flowing for ali crops has be-
Pfarrlus Of New York wired: Liverpool,
Ike last week, caught few shorts and
advanced option prices. We on this side
Jay too much attention to the small Law
erpooi option trade. In cash wheat they
90 not come up and London Is deplorably
limits"
Local range OF opuonsi
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Aug. 17,-4Money was In fair
demand and supply today Discounts were
a shade higher. On the Stock exchange
the dealings were restricted owing to to-
morrows holiday and further profit-taking,
causing an easing of prices of British se-
mained steady. Foreigners were main
tanned on Paris support. q Americana were
laration OF Union Paeihe and Southern Pa
cific dividends. The market opened easy
and hardened during the -hrst hour on mod
crate covering operations, but the improve
ment disappeared till the New York ad-
vices were received, when a sharp rise of
SIS points in Southern Pacific and points
In Union Pacific on reports that the divi-
dends had been announced steadied the
whole market. which closed frm after some
were Union Pacific, 156h and 1s71t, and
Southern Pacific. 81 and S41h. Imperial Jap
anese IS OF 1904 were quoted at 1854.
BERLIN, Aug. 17.-Tradlng on the Bourse
today was stagnant. Russians were slightly
weaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan q Bryan, Board
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-METALs-There
was an advance OF los In the London tin
futures at ela los. Locally the market was
,quiet and a little lower on the average,
with quotations ranging from $4l. 20 to $n %.
the inside price representing the views OF
buyers. Copper was firm and unchanged
on the local market with lake quoted at
SIS 621zq1S.75, electroytic at $lS.S71kdlS5O and
was IS higher at eS3 lis Cd for spot and eS3
l6s for futures. Lead was higher in the
unchanged at $5.75. Spelter was unchanged
at $6.0OQ6 10 locally and at R26 los In Lon
don. Iron was higher abroad with standard
foundry quoted at SIS Sd and Cleveland war
rants at 53s Sd in the English market Lo-
caly the market was reported active and
firmA No. foundry, northern, Is quoted at
$40. 75@20O0; No. foundry, southern, yl9. Is
G19.50 No. foundry, southern, Si950919.16;
No foundry. southern, tl900dls26.
81; LOUIS: aug HLMErALsoLead S,sr Isl :;
s. 921h.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CLOSING
Prices on board of Trade.

PriceS on HOnrd OF Trnues
= CHICAGO: Aug lImFirm cables and De;
Al the close wheat for September de-
Oats showed loss Of NC. Provisions
were thc to 21hc lower.
The wheat market opened strong on a
llve.y demand by shorts and commission
houses. A sharp advance in the price OF
wheat at Liverpool came as surprise to
Ss @ g P Of sns Tso =
an attempt. to verfthe short sales prices
were forced up materially. the September
Initial transactions The strength q the he
Liverpool market was said to have been
due TO a continuance, OF wet weather in
wheat from Argentina. The whole move-
nsnt & for he week from re "a the S South Amer
can, can reP9bbhe e,b Vas $500 , bushels, ,h com.
week. As the session advanced the mar
ket was further strengthened by 4 report
wheat was being Imported into Russia
ment lost much of its buiilshness owing to
sose ssaO IN & M pSs & Of ssTa Tsf
opened pp,S Nc to %c higher a. 7Osc ,o g 5ss'
Clearances OF wheat and hour were equal
to il5,eo0 bushels. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bushels compared with ess, 900 bushels
ss nay Se ssS
ceipts OF 3s5 cars against 6Ss cars last week
and 262 cars year ago.
Likelihood of a material increase In
movement caused liberal profit taking in
September corn and resulted In break of
over 1c bushel in the price OF that do
livery. Weather was entirely favorable to
the rapid development OF the new crop.
Although cash houses disagreed as to the
amount Of aceeptances. indications pointed
g larger receipts N the near future. The
shade to A@Sc higher, at iShc to 4s%c.
sold on 10 47c and closed at tskQ+sAc.
Local receipts were 1ls cars with IS cars of
contract grade
Clear weather and large receipts both
local and at other primary points had
q weakening effect on the oats market.
Cash houses were the principal sellers.
September opened unchanged to hc higher
at s0ifc TO 36xc sold of 10 SAC and closed
at S*e. Local receipts were 25s cars
The feature OF trading In provisions waa
profit taking In pork BY local longs, This
had depressing effect on the entire list.
A &c advance In the price OF live hogs had
a steadyinE eject early. in the day. Al
the close September pork was on Hjtc al
;roo Lard was down. nc at SsT4
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
A2 cars; corn, lis cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs
1900 head.
The leading ritures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Matte B.. stone. ct al. to James e

Matte b.. Stone. ct al, to James Il.
MoGrew,, lot 5, block bt. IL; t.;;:'.;.''3H.:.' 80 ecO"
garet r.. Hatteroth, s 5S It. n 1b5 It.
lot /, tax lot Al. sw L. sw Y, sec. oon
l0-l6,lS and other land; d.. 3, ,Ji,.n s0
= BLOCK IL Mccormick s..........,,.... ..' . 256s
George I. Morton and wife to William ,oD
Stieren, lot IA. block IL, Omaha View lVo
John w, Mcdonald to William @. Ure,
lot IL, block 2, Creston add and other To
George ss r. Mills and wife to Arthur
L. Hoover, lots l3 and IA, block l.
Clarendon add .....,..,......,''; ;..';oo l
Dora Fitch 10 Joseph Burns lot ~ 12s
James w. Squire and wife TO Elisa
beth w. Wright, lot 2. block L. Pope a.,
Anna Tiiauiist and husband to Eliza
beth w. Wright, lot %. sunnyside M
Msrshai aGs Moker and wife to John
nv Wight, lot il, block Ss. Morse add.
George p. Bemls Real Estate Co TO
Arthur w. Briggs. lot H. block
ESward r. Benson to Byron r. Hast
lngs, ct al. lots s. IS and %, block l. N,
cs0Tr,a sn9 S'ne s Merritt and husband to
Thomas Penny, lot l2, block z Gram AN
JameS msrsy III r BouteiK to Patrick II. Lane.
lot /. block 3D." Saunders q Hime- .,o
aTsSs 5sSsfs A. ReichinberS and husband to
Abraham Goodson, s 29ia Of y fr
W s7h lot l. and other lots, s,...'..;;' "oO
United States to Daniel ID. Carr, Y.
Sc Y. sec. s, and u. ne sec.
Adam II. Kerst and wife to Thomas
Janda. lot 8, block 8, Brown Park M
add to South Omaha. .............;,.,:. ZUg
Louisa Floursch TO Anna Umschied,
ct al, lot S, and W " lot s, block :,
Is and lot g. block H.........."..,:.
Thomas j F1tzmorris. ct al. to Chi
cago q Northwestern r. r Co, "a 49,
n n y lot 6. block 7. and other lots lS'o
w a. shriver and wife TO Chicago
q Northwestern r. r. Co., IS e. lot a.,
/. $ sS IT. p It. lot 2 block 6g....,. i'0o+
clinton L. Barnes and wife TO Frank
w Carmichael. lot g. block ia ga
LYMAN s Barnes to clinton l.
Barnes. lot s. block III. Dundee..'.,
ro,o, .s7s. sss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
w. YorL Nfopey f,rtset

NEW YORK. Aug 17--MoNEY-on call
steady, SG3% per cent; ruling rate sit per
cent; closing bid. 3 per cent; offered, 81
per cent. Time loans very strong sixty
days 6 per cent; ninety days, 5Au5h per
cent; six months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-5ifdS
STERLING ExcHANGE-steady at
A8f75 for demand and at AS1s5 for sixty
day bills; posted rates, AS2L d4S and Ls51f
ass; commercial bills. AS1&Ga. SIN
sTLvER-Bar, esKoi Mexican dollars,
50%c.
BoNDs-Government steady; railroad ir-
regular.
Quotations on New FORK bonds today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head Indicated;

IOIA ................... va o,ofo 0iolb
CATrLE-Heceipts OF cattle we're ex-
tremey light today, there not being enoush
OF anything to make a market an tact 1t
seemed Like a Saturday or a nohoay rather
than Friday in the yards today. As
the market was dull and without interest
ing features. Still the offerings sold IN falr
season. Aside from few oods and. enus
the receipts consisted almost entirely Of
corn-fed cattle, which sold principally at
$o.0O6tb.50.
There have been too many corn-fed cattle
all this week for the good OF the market
and not enough of other kinds to kill out
with them. The general feeling is that had
there been more grassers here the corn cat
tie would have sold more readily at least
II at no better prices. As II Is. corn-fed
cattle are selling now about where they
were q week ago, any advance that may
have been made during the first two days
Of the week having been practically all lost
Cows and heifers under the influence OF
moderate receipts and good demand have
steadily tended upward and are now l6Qloc
higher than one week ago. or ib4ooc higher
than the low time two weeks ago.
Stockers and feeders have been hight all
the week and they have shown some little
Improvement so far as buying from hrst
hands was concerned. 1t might be safe to
call the general market l0al6c higher than
a week ago. The fact is, however. that the
and SPECTATORS today had a good many Of
the cattle purchased early in the week still
on hand, with the prospect that they would
have to sell them lower today and tomor-
row in order to get rid OF them.
RanrasAntatiya sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
Co6ee Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. I7.---coFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at a decline OF
ing the session was about 10 to Is
points net lower, owing to lower
have been inspired to some extent by ru-
mors that Brazil was having trouble 10
raise the money required for valorization
tiles supposed 70 be well informed on the
subject, however, and the market did a
little better In the late trading with the
close steady at a net decline of 5dl0 points.
Sales were reported OF ~. $50 bags. includ-
ing September at 6.90t695; December, 8. 10
ais; January. $50; March. H&q7 40;
steady no and Rio SIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. E.-CATTLE-
erhs market slow, steady. Choice export
and dressed beef steers $j.6tQp630; fair
TO good, $tO0Qpo.6O; western fed steers, IS. 80
southern steers, ~. 1SdD4 10; southern cows,
$.tOdtj.lo; native cows, $L00d4.1U; native
heifcrs, 81. io@o.0O; bulls. $2OVaS.zo; calves,
$2UV46.U0.
HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head; market 8 10
lOc higher; top, 1922; bulk of sales, 5000
1ls; neavy, $o.SOg6Oo; packers, S6.0Ou6. is; /;
lshts, s6lU'q6.LO; pigs, s.. IoQJo. 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-keCelpts, 80 head
market steady; lambs. s6.vvt i0J; native
sheep and yearlings, s4.25@J0U; western fed
yeariinSs, So.VeVguOv. western fed sheep,
AIedo.Lo; stockers and feeders, ~. 7O0p5 VU
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
stock In sight.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.
EHxGsBB91ePis oeTs5 frss9 stock Ss
SC; turkeys, l29l5c; ducks. ,gsc; spring
chickens, lZQlSc per Id
HAY-Prices quoted by Omaha Feed COM
pany., Choice upland $50; medium. $500;
BRAN-Per ton, $500.
VEGETABLES.
T0MAToES--Home grown. per basket OF
,wAX- BEXNs-Per market basket of
TURNIPs. BEETs AND CAKRoTs-Fet
LEAF HothOuss. per doa
CETERY-Per doE.. SOC.
CUCuMBEks-Aome grown. per doz.
0NIoNs-Home grown. 2nc per Ib.
GREEN QNIoNS-Per doz punches. 2Oc.
hADIsHES-Per doz. punches. lbe.
NAVY BEANsIPer E 5u., l.sSi No. :. n.TS
GREEN PEPPERS-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRCIrs.
ORANGES NaiepSi,ss, aiI sizes, $500.
size. F,59 80 size. SO; sSC size. $50 other
BANANAsEPer medium-sized bunch.
u;Isg2 q; 5Gm6os. G.5oaS.oO.
PEAcHEsIYello~ freestone. slo' Mis-.
sour, per b-basket crate, Sl.UOul,25; Call
fornia bfDertas, per box, $40.
PLJ Ms-S,aiifo. MIA, 81 5OSII..5.
PEARS-Bartiett, per box. 3225Q2 90
MELONS.
WATERAELoNs-Fer ib., lhc. or about
s06l35c each.
cAETELoUPEs-Co Colorado and Arizona
per crate lstandardl. $3.50: ponies, $3.50.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. ribs, l2c; NO. ribs. lOe; No. ribs,
e1sc; No. loin, l61sc; Mo- z loln. l2hse;
NO. 3 loin, sci No. ! chuck, &c; No. z
chuck. 40; DO. chuck. Sc: No. l round, &c I;
No. round, &c; No. 3 round. SIC; No.
plate. Sc; No: plate, 211c No. plate, zc.
MISCELLA n EOJS.
CIDER-Per keg. -, a., per bbl.. t6-7h
HoNEY-New, per "A lbs. S3.6S
CHEE6E-SNiss. new. lee. Wisconsin n
brick. 13nl4c; Wisconsin limbergeT, 13c;
twins l31tc; young Americans. 15o
sUGAR-Granulated cane in bbls, 50 So;
granulsted cane, IN sacks. t5.31; granulated
beet, in sacks. t5H.
SYRUP-In bbls-, &c per gal; In cases
10-Ib. cans, n.70; cases. II 5-lb. cans 81 so;
cases. "a Hl-lb cans, N-s5.
CoFFEE-Roasted. No. -. Szc per h.:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug 1T.-corToN-Duli;
middling, iOHe; sales none; receipts none
shipmsnts, Il bales; stock Il, 40 bales
st ms% So,oR SRLEaSs aoS oa.s ASs ss. s Sos
S.,sc. nominal; soSa eSIn oSSnsrs SEC: s'"Ss ioy
%iSss %iSnss iSs s:s %ssHs %ssSss t.r i' q ,s EHsGs
nominal; fair. II T.iec. nominal Receipts
oII.,, LIsvEsfooL R1,Sso ASs So,s,. r-coTroM-sPo.
mlddling fair. 6oid; good middling. and;
middlinG. Asod; low middling, SD; good
81 th. :rs oress So d !, The ses sAss ss
were for speculation and export and In
eluded iso2 American. Receipts, 1000 bales
including 80 American. =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
st. Loui. Live sock market.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 17.-CATTLE--Receipt
LOO head, including 100 Texans. Market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
AOpo.SS; steers under LOO lbs, $5.0y6t4. 30;
stockers and feeders, s26VQ425; cows and
heiters &ZzUg5.1S; Gamers, Si.v0ql.75; bulls
s22oQ400; calves, $400q6.0O; Texas and In
S235@3.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head. Market lOc
higher; pigs and lights, se.l0I6.35; packers,
IS: 15q6.2; butchers and best heavy, sol0g
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 200 head.
lambs. {30Ota7.25; culIs ana bucks, 90;
stockers, s. 50Gb.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep steady-HOgs Five 20
Ten Cents Higher.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-CATTLE-Receipt
25O0 head; market steady; common to prime
steers, $S75Q6.76; cows, SZSoQ47J; heifers,
$".UJl1O.SD; bulls, s2.O14.5U; calves, $S.0OQ
100; stockers and feeders, $2U0Q4.2o.
HOGS-keceipts, 1900 mead; market, 54
lOc higher; choice to prime heavy, ST. 26Q
$50; medium to good heavy, Sb00aj.lS;
butcher weights, $o.Nl 63o; good to cnoce
heavy mixed, $6.004bl5; packing, S6.6Oq
$50; pigs, S5.6C6I6.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market STEADY; sheep, Al5@6.16,
yearlings, s6.O0Q6.3o; lambs, $J,v0a7.S5.
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oils and Rosin.

balances. IAN .iSs Shipments. wTssi. .ssi; svsrsss
1.lS0; gums. s. 2OS; average, 62,642; ship
ments. Lima &C, ,sGs: average, 81, $50; runs,
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. H.-oIL,-Tur-
pentine, 5shc; sales. 472 bbls.
ReslS-iEism /, s,a ga sales siM bslS 9HOts 9S
Nl5Q410; @, a 271fa4 30; II, 81 500 S2li; l.
t4.SOq4 3s1k; K, $40; NJ. $40; N, $50; W.
O., S.D; w, w, 3bl6
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Evaporated Apple. and Dried Fruit.,

NEW YORK, Aug, n-EVAPORAIED
APPLES-The market Is unchanged. Sup
plies for December delivery are quoted at
sac; prime, llqllkc; choice, nbfgll%o;
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are firm on spot, with California 7Os and
40s quoted at 7ltdsc; Oregon tOs 20 As at
i4aQS1zc.
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DuIuth CraIn Market.

DULUTH, AuS. iT--wHESSr--No. north
ern. Isc; No. northern, 7thc; September
oATs-on track. sioi new. to arrive anS
August. 6hc..
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Articles.l Open High Low. closs.I Yes'y.
Egg S:s',:: SS:s!:: :ss :sBB :sBB .ssS :s:sss -
Sept Sept. .ApI a4sI sxA axAI IA
Nay: Rss. s4 ss1 ss.x ssH ;ssA s4 & ssA ss sslsA <

asked, . bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WIfEAT-No. 3 hard. 2 cars, 63lo; car,
63c; / car, 621kc.
oATs-No. white. / car, 2s&c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
b. WHEATSNo; WI BAT z bard, st,tgs.ts; No;
sprins. 63kc.
CoRN-No 3, 4s9She; No. yellow.
4S1sc, No, white, il1kGgi5c.
OATs-No, 3 mixed, 2SAc; No. 3 white,
SAC; No. white, 2Sk428Kc
klE-No. 2, Soc; No. g. 4S1Ac.
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susar and NIolns.e..

NEW YORK, Aug. lT-sUoAR-RaW,
quiet fair refining, 81 &c; centrifugal. s6
test, shc; molasses sugar, 1-i6Q3h G.:
&c; granulatsd, 4.soc.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug, r.-sUGAR-
strong; open kettle centrifugal. S63 7-lsc
s,aat5if ssentriffuSal yellow. SAgtsei seconds,
sfRUP-EasOo
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sioux CITY Live stock Market

gram -CATTLE-keceipts, 100 heaa;
market steady; beeves, s4.0O 46OO; cows
and heifers, Sa50Q4.50; stockers end
s2.f5Q 3.S5.-
HoGS-Receipts. 2,4oo head; market
&c higher; selling at S5,76 $500; bulk OF
sales, $6.S6@6.9b.
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following changes: Cash In hand. In
creased zi,200, 900 marks; treasury notes.
Increased 1. SEQ, 900 marks; other securities,
decreased $500. 600 marks: notes In cir
culation, decreased 21,se0, OOO marks.
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PEORIA market,

PEORIA, Aug. l7.-CORN-Lower No.
. yellow, SOC; No. $. soc; No. 4. 4se; no
oATs-Eower; No. Q white. soH 03oxc;
No. . white. 2sk 03oMei No. white. Is
RfE-,steady; No. =, ss0
WHISKY-On the basis OF sl.2S.