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Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. n.-The wool market Is
arm. following a period OF gradual improve
ment. Manufacturers are in the market,
especially those producing dress goods and
have been placed. Demands for quick de-
livery continued TO be noted. making GER
tain that the supply OF raw material at
the mills Is low In the neeces washed
delaine has been In trading with medium
grades In demand. A liberal sample busi-
worsted afrairs and wooden manufacturers
showing interest. The leading quotations
follows: Ohio. Pennsylvania and above.
4q36c; X, 3lQS2c; No. J.. te9Ao; No. .,
3SdSec; fine unwashed. 2edHe; half blood
unwashed, 3S@34e: three-eighths blood un-
washed, s49s6c; quarterback unwsshed, s29
s3c; delaine washed. ssq3ehe; delaine un-
washed, 27m923c. Michigan: Fine un-
washed, 25G2sc half blood, unwsshed, a10
32c; three-eighths blood. unwashed, S2h93So:
quarter blood, unwashed. s1@s2ci. delains,
unwashed, N0p2sc. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri: Combing three-eishths blood. %
$3.50; combins. quarter blood. ss9stc. Texas.
nne six TO eight months 6sa7oc; nne fall
clean, 6?d63c California, secured basis.
good sS970c; middle country, 6646sc; south
ern. 66Q6S; fall free, 56457e. OREGON, secured
basis, eastern No. !, staple. 72qL7tcs eastern
No. clothing, S74sse; valley, No. l. eoqe?c.
fne medium 6sq7oc medium, eS9esc. Ter
ritory ordinary. secured basis, hne. 10qTlci
fine medium. 6Sd70c; medium 0b@6Sc. Colo
RADIO and New Mexico spring, secured, X,
SSa70c; No. 1. 64afGsc Pulled woods. scoured
basis. extra. 7ad74c: fine A, 65q6sci Asupers.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. H.-WooI-steady.
Medium grades, combing and clothing. Np
sSc; light hne. 1sd22c; heavy fne, l$917c; tub
washed, S2qSs1tc.
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Carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
4 Prices on Board of Trade.

Features OF the Trading and Closing
a Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug N.-wet weather in the
northwest and a decreased movement in
the southwest caused strength today in the
local wheat market At the close wheat
Corn Mss up xe s' osfs we're ss' on g4S
visions We're unchanged to t@7hc lower.
aay w. an S sss. tas a early In X the
mainder Of the day. The heavy. feeling at
sss start sans wss sas t. fOss,Ep sdSss witch
As trading progressed The market yielded
10 a number of bullish influences, sentiment
Sas trsn wssssr In q.
would interfere with harvest operations;
acceptances from the country were said 20
smaller receipts OF wheat at Kansas City
and ST. Louis from now on. Toward the
the rst oa h the by
active and prices made q substantial ad-
vance. The market closed firm. septem-
OF or to p so snd then advanced to fSS
Final quotations were at 71Sc. Clearances
wheat and nOur mere equal 70 i
ba Compared S %itE $500 sSsD Su sSs core.
ana SH chcays gear rees sT
80 cars. against eos cars last week and $40
small primary receipts and continued en-
'cessively hot weather were factors that
created bullish sentiment In the corn mar
net 1ucIc was HN0ly ueulAnd Dy boNufal
leading commission houses, but offerings
were not large: Fresh complaints were re-
ceived today OF corn being damaged by hot
winds In Nebraska and central Kansas
The market closed strong. September
opened UNCHANGED at CSC, advanced to 4s1tc
and closed at 4shc. Local receipts were
10 oars. with 1874 cars OF contract grade.
Liberal local receipts of oats caused free
selling by cash, houses and resulted IN a
TENDER opened Nc higher, at soc, sold on
to 2s,ke and closed at 2sAc. Local receipts
were A6 cars. 80 %
Liberal receipts Of live hogs at western
packing oenters had q weakening effect on
The local PROVISIONS market Ths market
was also affected by q scent decline in
the price of live hogs at the yards The
principal trading was In lard. The demand
came largely from shorts. At the close
September pork was unchanged, at N7.06
lard was bq7nc lower. at ts.e2h Ribs
were unchanged, at 80.
III cars; corn. o 7carsI oats, LII cars; hogs.
1900 head.
The leading rutures ranged a. follows:
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STAG.

sHEEp-rhe receipts OF sheep this morn
ing were the heaviest OF the season. As
usual With big runs. several OF the trains
thing reported was yarded by o'clock or
There were three features connected
Chicago was early reported nat i0c
and in the third place was "1 The feeling that
PACKERS started out right from the nrst
talking lower prices for lambs and the
trade was slow throughout the day.
Fat sheep, on the other hand, did not
show much change and were generally
others possibly a little easier one bunch
OF Montana wethers, the same as brought
So.lo yesterday. sold at Sis today. The
due IN part to the large receipts and to
the time required in SORTING up and put
ting the stuff in shape to be shown.
market from being extremely active was
the feeling noted yesterday as existing
among buyers that prices are high, There
were plenty OF buyers here. As one party
put 1t thorc was q carload OF buyers In the
barn and at least carload Of orders In
the hands OF commission men. good
feeder lambs. and the fact that they
seemed to have II in mind that prices
buyers, with the, result that the, trade was
the market Is Internationally lower, espe-
oially on the medium kinds of lambs.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
spring lambs, sS75975o; fair to good
spring lambs. .s.2sgs.75; good to. choice
hngs, ts.2s q $50; good TO choice wethers,
.;SSq426; fair to good wethsrs, $500
fair to good ewes. t8.S50Is0
Quotations on feeders; Lambs. $3.50
Sol yearlings, $sood5.lo; wethsrs, N6o
QG0; ewes. S3.5O6D4&
Representative sales:
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Bo.ton stock. and Rons..

BOSTON, Aug. H.-Call loans, 405 pc
cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent Closinl
quotations on stocks and bonds:
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The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
l..ll nNnA.

CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle were
the largest they have been for Tuesday
in two months and the largest Of any day
since August s. Unfortunately. z good
tie kept stringing IN all the forenoon,
blocking the aileys and making the trade
very slow and late In opening In fact, II
was well along toward midday before
The supply OF good corn-fed cattle was
very small, and as there was a fair de-
mand for good beef to kill out with the
grassers, the market on that kind was
the first to sell and the prices paid gen.
orally steady. the best bringing as nigh as
1926. Early advices from other market
points were not especially encouraging to
buyers, and that, together with the large
steers slow to lower than yesterday. As
noted above, IL was late before buyers got
action and still later before very much
business was done.
There were more cows and heifers than
have been seen at the yards In long time
and the trade accordingly was slow, buyers
being In a position to take their time in
filing orders, The prices paid were on an
average quite little lower than yester.
cattle. which Just happened to suit q
buyer, brought prices that did not look
much different some very choice corn-fed
heifers were weighed up at $50.
the supply OF stockers and feeders was
not particularly large, but still there were
enough here SO that buyers could be a
little discriminating. AS noted yesterday,
feeding cattle are too high as Compared
with beef and consequently there 10 d dis
position to squeeze values little as often
as the run Is large enough TO permit II.
Hence feeders were anywhere from weak
to little lower today.
RaDreRentAtiVe 2Aleg.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat IricsS Down and Up, Closing With
Littls Gain.
SIGNS OF FAILING OFF IN RECEIPTS
Northwest Talks one Day of weather
Too Dry, Next Day Toe Wet
Scarcely Enough Corn Trade
20 Make Market.

OMAHA, Aug. Il. 1906.
Early cables we're Disappointing, the re-
sU,t being there was considerable selling.
t'.s market remaining steady Tor q whine
al a decline Of about NC. strength devel-
9yea later ,a adya van prices about &c,
Staences In yesterday advance wss talk
o. not dry weather in the northwest, and
In the face OF this. the northwest this
Receipts were much smaller today than
Tor some time, and the cash demand was
n n9 IN spise Of the fact that there Vas
aIe looking for rally and sentiment seems
TO be- changing. to the bull side. Brad
O,O bushels was a bearish feature The
close close was At slight advance over yester-
There was scracely enough trade In corn
TO market. Prices were a trine higher at
the CLOSE, being held steady by a few scat
tered complaints of damage, and the fact
that there was no rain In the corn belt.
Receipts were a little larger, but accept
anees were reported very light the cash
market showing strength In conseque nee.
The forecast is for showers, which will be
a great influence to lower prices.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments 5000 bushels against
shipments OF ls6, 900 bushels. Corn receipts
were lLOoo bushels and shipments 81 OCo o
bushels and shipments of lSs, 900 bushels.
Clearances were 1900 bushGs wheat, $3.50
barrels -four, 5000 bushels corn and 5000
bushels oats.
Liverpool closed ga higher on wheat and
h1xd higher on corn.
A message from Fremont. Neb., was
received this morning. as follows: "The
samples growing corn coming to ONCE yes
terday and today show they are the best
we ever had at this time. Kernels are
between milk and dough and are filled
20 the tip and very heavy. With con-
tlnuation OF warm weather and no frost
or rain for two weeks, bulk OF our corn
crop is made"
Local range OF options:
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 21.-Supplies o. stock
caused a hardening OF prices. Discounts
were firmer, Trading on the stock OK
change was quieter after the recent cx-
element in Americans. The general tone
was reactionary owing to the possible ef-
ect which the Chilean earthquake dis
aster might have on the money market
which tended to restore new ventures
Consuls early in the day yielded to profit
taking but closed steady. Home rails
were full owing to a lun in invest pur.
chases, but Paris specialties, among for
eigners, hardened. American securities
quieted considerably. They opened irrcg-
ular and the recently doomed specialtlns
yielded to profit taking while Atchison,
St. Paul and few others were nrm IN
the forenoon. Later the trading became
generally steady and nigh priced issues
& Nashville. Prices closed steady and
quieter. Southern Pacific and Union Pa
cife were easier. Kafirs improved on
Paris support Japanese imperial six Is
of 1904 were quoted at 1oSk.
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WVnMfNo

HoGs-someone made a big mistake in
reporting the receipts this moruing. When
the market opened only seventy eight cars
OF hogs were reported for the day. On
the strength Of such q light report the
market opened Just about steady. Light
hogs were especially In good demand and
quite q considerable proportion Of the
early receipts sold on that basis. quite a
number OF the good lights brought iS;lO0
SO, with te,S top, the same as yesterday.
Light butcher weights sold down at ts.c0d
COS. few heavy hogs also sold early
at prices that were not much different
from yesterday, but the trade on the heaV-
lest was slow even at the opening.
Later on, when IL became apparent that
receipts would reach 100 cars, or about
double the early estimate, the market
weakened very quickly. Although prices
have been advancing for the last four days,
still buyers have not given up their bearish
ideas and were very quick TO take ad-
vantage OF the big run and to squeeze val
ues. The result was that from being
steady on the opening the market became
Sc lower, with buyers in some cases bid
ding 6d10o lower on the rough, heavy hogs.
Sellers were slow TO make any concession
and fought hard to maintain values, which
naturally made a slow and late market
Instead OF showing Improvement the mar
ket grew worse toward the close, the
market being a big i0c lower at the time
OF closing this report.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
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Kan.a. citr 1.-Two stock MnrL.,

KANSAS CITY. Aug, n-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, $500 head. including 1,6co southerns;
market steady to strong. Choice export and
"a. 0odb So; western steers, s. b0a6oo; Stoke. .
and Feeders. .2eogL76; southern steers, &2.s5
q4ls; southern cows, g. co9s. 10; native COWS,
ta00GL00; native heifers, t2.16GJ6.0o bulls,
i2OOSI 80; calves, ss.oog6.2S.
HoGs-Receipls. ZOO head; market
sales. g. SSs. sssi: heavy. ;s.Ccss g; psek S 81
%. 20af6 SzA; pigs and lights, IS 7SsJ6 sTM
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts, 5000
yeariinEa N2S@6 50; western yearlinss,
clipped, t5.0OQ6.00; western clipped sheep,
3455Gb1S; stockers and feeders. A2t76.Oa
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sd. Loui. Live stocls Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS, Aug Receipts,
5000 head, Including 2tto Texans: mark 81
sGE O. Sr.. :sPPSH si ana and
SAl566.l0. steers under LOCO lbs 1000
N2B; stockers and feeders. t25064.25: COW,
bulls ;as6az.5 So; calves. t4ooSls H; Texs.
and Indian steers, 'aoo06.io; cows and
heifsrss sAssosSo
Toe higher. Pigs and lights @n6sS Isl:
packers, te.0oasbo; butchers and beat
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000
head; market strong. Native inuttons,
IL Sod6 60; lambs SO O6d7 2k: euils and bucks'
t.tOfta 90; stockers, q. Da4oo.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Joseph shimek ct al. to Anna Sig
mund MI of lot q. block 4. Potter
Cobb's. South Omaha. ............t u
Warren 5witzler and wife TO Elisa
beth b. Guriey, lot q. switxler's
sub OF lot 6, Johnson's add. .....,..s $500
Balthas letter TO Henry Jourdan, lots
and s. block 6, Drews Hill, South
Eugene j. Sullivan 10 Elizabeth
Kulkman. lot IS, block 3. Marys-
John g. Little TO Elisabeth v. Little,
lot 4, block 2 Boulevard Terrace.
df GsTpsr iot !. block ii. Clifton Hiii. l.1sO
Total ..................................ni al. ssi
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NEW YORK, Aug u.-MONEY-On cali.
strong and higher At tit0e per cent; ruling
rate at ~ per cent; closing bid at ~ per
strong; sixty days, 81 per cent; ninety
days, 5fds per cent; six months. per cent;
prime mercantile paper 5lFn6 per cent.
d4.St50 for demand and at NSle0 for sixty
day bills: posted rates, s4S21td4S5a: COM
mercial bills, AA4Ldh.
siLvER-Bar, sssc: Mexican dollars, sic.
BONDS-Government. firm; railroad, ir-
regular.
Quotations on New York bonds today
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Peoria MARKET.
PEORIA, Aug. n.-co

PEORIA, Aug. u.-cORN-HiEhsr: No.
yellow and No, .. 4sc; No I, tscl no grade.
OATS-Higher; No. white. tOlko: No. 3
white 500; No. white. x7EG1ec. s
WHISKY-On the basis OF tl-a for nm
tshed goods. .rft ~ -.
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RANGE OF PRICES.

MONDA1 . SftlF mENA0.
The following SHOWS the number OF cars
of stockers ana feeders shipped To the coun-
try and their points OF destinations:
CATTLE. Cars.
A. w. Schell, Polo, I'LL. C.........:....
Longman & Bayaro, Des Moines-R. Lee.
Ii. A. Johnson, Natora. Wyo.-N. w..
Becker Bros, Dunlap. la C............
William j. Fenton, Amboy, I'LL C...,..
g. c. Nerfer, Amboy, I'LL. C..............
Carl Berg, Oakland-M. & O..............,
J. /. Prince, Winside-M. B. O......"..... 2
SHEEP -
J. M Boden, Wisner-N W.........."....
HORSES.
Joe Wright, Potosi. Mis.-Q. .........."...
Isham Bros Potosi. Wis.-Q...............
The Official number OF cars Of stock
brought In today by each road wasi
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asked. bid.
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT--N No. . hard car at s3xc.
CORNING. 4. A. cars at 4sc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT--No. 2 hard. 61kc; No. hard,
63hq6tl1c; Mo- hard. 0h96shc; No. 8
CORNING. 8, ss,lc, No. 4, 80; No. 8
yellow, 4sbc; No, 8 white. lbc,
OATS--Eo. 9 mixed, 23c; No, . white
2Shc; No. Z white, Nc ~
RYE-No. sic; No. !, 4s1sc.
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steady to 2tsc higher. Light t600t s.
medium and heavy, Se,06d6sb Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts, 1Ii
eheen eteadv
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SIOUX CITY, Aug n.-(speolal Tele-
gram. DISQUALIFICATION 500 head, mar
ket steady; beeyes, A6VQS.l0; cows, bulls
and mixed, 8.bvdt425; stockers and feeders,
&JVq4 rs; calves and yearlings, S. I6as.sS.
HOGS--Receipts, 40O head; market DC
lower; selling, at S5.Sod6.i5.
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NEW YORK. Aug. a.-special cable and
teieRTaphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes
in the available supplies as compared with
prsyioa. Ae Ssnissd sta,s. and Canada
east OF the Rockies increase, 1,s94.0o0 bu. ;
a1oat for and In Europe. Increase, so, 900
bu, total supply, increase, S,s4s.O0 bu
Corn United States and Canada east of
the Rockies, decreased. 221,0oo bu. Oats
United States and Canada east OF the
Rockies. increased 7A0o0 blu.
The leading increase in wheat reported
this week: $4,000 blu. at Chicago private
elevators; 900 In Manitoba. ut,ooo bu. in
Lincoln, Neb.. and vicinity; 5000 6u, At
and 100 bu- at Portland. Ne.
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Phnuaslphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. n.ABUTTER.-|
ery' axe: extra nearby prints. &c.
EGGS-Unchanged Nearby fresh and
western fresh 9oc at mark.
CHEEsE-Ffrm; good demapd. New
York fun creams choice. 134c; New York
full creams. fair TO good. n9a2hc.
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MiIraukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE: AuS; s.,,.S n' Nv EosIS
ern Tt{t7Sc: September. 1lAc bid.
RYEEsteady; No. l. 6S1t66sc.
BARL.EY-steadyi No 2 bsGSse; sample.
CORN Steady; No. cash. 4sesOc: Sep
temher, 4S9ic. W
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susaF ana Molas.ea.

NEW YORK. Aug. n.-sU0AR-RAw
hrm; fair rsnning. Skds 7-lec; eentrifu sal
Refined steady; crushed. k.eoc; powdered,
soc: granulated. LS0c.
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Total
MINING AND mpysTnIAL STOCKS

Before buying or selling any stock
secure our quotations. We OHss subject
to pLtor sale.
Taylor Mountain (cOlorAdo) want bias
American peForest Wireless (com) .s1.lo
Con Jefferson Gold and Copper. lilo
Golden Treasure Placer (IdahoI. .9oe
MerEanthAler Basket ............. .1bho
Mogul Preferred tB.- III .............f6 o
sears. Koebuck. Preferred. man. $1,000
Sears koebuck. Common, ,......... $500
Standard Cons. (oregonJ .:..,.... .lahe
Taylor Mountain lColo). We want 10 puy
u. s. Graphite Preferred. .....,s.'.,Tse
STOCKS WANTED.
OFFER w any stocks OF bonds you have
for sale. We want Taylor Mountain.
ArizonA-COlorado Copper Belt. Night
hawk Standaru Consolidated, Coronado
Gold, sonora 3onanza, AsrganthAiar
Basket AID Script. Amaxon Gold. Great
Western tHsnder:onll sanitol Chsmloal
Columbus Consolidated tB. HI, Hubbard.
Elliott. German American Coffea
Mack r. LEONARD b 90,
STOCK BROKERB.
i1o1 Stock Exchange BIDS. ChieAsa
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London CIosing stock,.

SILVEK-Bar. steady, 30s1S-l6d per ounce.
MONEY! per cent.
The rate of discount. in the open market
for short bills is 1-16d31s per cent; for
three months bills, 3ItQ3 3-16 per cent.
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Wheat -
May. ,lTdTTK TN 76M lI1b@k u
S f:ss: F iss E 4ssSs tx 81 l i&
pi sspt... IL, 4. y4j IA ,,sg (, y.
b Ssy... II II. ~ NJ II Il liz IL . NM

Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat: No. /
hard, 77ktc; No. northern, 76xc; to arrive,
new, 131fc; No. 2>northern, 1850; to arrive,
new, 71tc; No. 3 72913c; No. durum, e7ltc;
e0,sc Corn; No. . yellow, l7Ao; No. g. t7xc.
Oats: No. 8 white, 2shc; No. g. 26h q2stsc.
Barley: 82G4bc Rye: bo&G5l&c. Flax:
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duluth Grain MARKET.

noTshsrn. ftSc; No. northern, TsXe; Sep
TENDER, 73Hc.
nxRLEY-s 6o4sc.
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Rank CIcsrlrEs.

OMAHA, Aug. u,-Bank clearings today
were 81 ,i74, 78s.sl and for the correspond
ing day last year the clearances were
q. 333. eeoH.
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lew Work Money Mnrke-

reserve, shows: Available cash balances.
pss. les 81 sold coin and bullion. Siii. z21.
gold certihcates 81 B4OO.
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Coffee Market.

kst for futures opened steady at un-
changed prices to decline OF points.
which was about as due on the cables.
much more active later in the session.
owing 70 Europeon selling and liquidation.
under which prices declined quite sharply
about 10 20 20 points net lower The
close WAS a little up from the lowest on
hiqtins ramors regarding obstacles 10 the
yaiofisatton plan and the market was
finally steady at q net decline OF t0l5
points. Sales for the day were reported
o. lSl, 500 bags, including. September al
Nl00A 30; October AZ 6Soc; December at
tsc; March AZ 1901 i5c; May at 1s5d1 aOc
July at 1.26Q7 500.
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New York Minias stoeI<s.
TreAaary statemen,-

WASHINGTON. Aug n--To-days state.
srAi fund. exclusive Of the $l5o,ooo.oeo gold
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Cattle DuII--Hoss strong co Five Gents
Lower

Lower.
CHICAGO Aug. n.-cATTLE-Reoe.pts
A50o head: market dull: common TO prime
steers 5. SQe.D cows, t2.S5ee4 70; heifers
stockers and feeders. 81 6oQ4 80.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market
strong to SC lower; choice to prime heavy
ESQ., butcher weights, Is. 46a1t5s; good to
choice heavy mixed. t6.lbS56.S6; packing, IS 90
@6.6: pigs, s. 60ae60.
head; market steady: sheep, 81 2ai6 76:
yearlings. S.ood6.6o; lambs. 3eO6ds.oo.
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I.irerpoeI drain IlaTLst.

LlVERPoOI4 AUG. n--WHNAT-ePot
steady No res s.s rssssa nIs = n. ioaS
Der Is SID: March. nominal ..
CoRN-Bp0t hTmi American mixed new.
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e Thd;, American mixed old, - s<d;
FUTURES steady; September 4 nd; Decem-
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81. Ieseph Lixe Atoek j

10. Joseph live etoek Market.
ST, JOSEPH. No. Aug. n---CATTLE-
i Esoslps Ei t srss' STEADY q
hsstsrs; t.ScasoO; stoeksfs and feeders.
Ho6s-Rsceipts. aOA head market
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug 21.--METALS-
There was a slight decline in the London
tin market with spot closing at R1s2, les,
and futures at elss. Locally the mar
ket was quiet and a shade lower with bids
At sal. 20 and holders asking $3.50. Cop
per was unchanged TO a shade lower with
spot quoted at eS4 ISIS and futures ut
Es4 It's Sd. Locally the market was hrm
and without further change. Lake is
quoted at sls:7S; electroiytic at $3.50 and
casting at ns2S. Lead was quiet and
market was also unchanged at ELI rs So.
Spelter was unchanged at E27 in Lon
don and at t6.o0@6.l0 in The local mar
ket. Iron was unchanged to a shade
lower In the English market with stand
land at SIS I'D. Locally prices were
again advanced and the tone was firm.
No 1 foundry northern is quoted at sl9.75
92050; No. foundry northern at $3.50
y 1000; No. / foundry southern at $3.50
42o25: No. foundry southern at a-J.ab
@1e5o.
ST, LOUIS. Aug. 2I.-METALS-Lead
steady; $3.50 S.s7h; spelter quiet, 1890
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-cOTTON-Spo
ding gulf, ios5c; no sales.
LIVERPOOL Aug. n-CoTToN-Spot
SSist R5ees points hSS 1ss,S A1rsS a mid
ding. Sid; low middling. SID good ordi-
nary. 4ssd; ordinary, 4.7bd, The sales OF the
specula ton and export, and included 4, COO
American. Receipts. loo bales, all Ameri-
can. .t
middling. 10c Sales, rs bales; shipments
so bales; stock lass bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. n.-CoTTON-
Spot market closed Irregular sales 90
bales. Low ordinary. sac. nominal; ordi-
nary. SIC; good ordinary, Slice low mid
ding. &c; middlIng. SIC; good middling
nxe. Receipts, 26s bales; stock. 1918.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
ArticIes.i open. High Low. CLOSE Yes'y

Cash quotations were as follows;
ELouk-Easy; winter patents $500
2,5S03 50 !, bakers, $1,000 90
WhEAr-No. } spring. 74676s4e; No. q
52g75c; No. 2 red, 70h4Ilho.
fooRN-No. 4 tsi4oi No. , yellow, INC
oATsTEo, 3 FAC: No. white. ATE; No.
3 white. 28aSzc. .,sI
RYE-No. 4 Sc
BARLEY --Good feeding. N042c; fair to
choice mailing. l116lc.
SEEDS No. l, max, n-ss; No. I northwest
PR6VIsIoNs-s Short ribs sides Qoosel
IS po@o "a. Mess pork. per bbL, ul.0. Lard
per l.o !5ss Ss2h Short clear sides
Following were the receipts and ship
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-22
n. Grain Mark,

Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug M.-FLoUR-First
patents. A.0oQA10; second patents, $S.A :
BRAN-In bulk. .is.5o91s.1b.
(superior Board OF Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices as reported by +. d. Day
q Co., 110-t11 Board OF Trade. was;
Article. Omen High Low. CloaaI YesY