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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Rricea nm Hnard nf Trade.

in nohFo Va AEaocs
CHICAGO, Aug. 27-Ideal weather for
harvesting In the northwest was the CHIEF
cause for weakness today In the LOCAL
December delivery was on &c Corn was
practically unchanged. Oats were down
hc, Provisions were 2hc higher to Gag
The wheat market was weak all day
and the volume OF trading was small.
Prices were bearishly affected at the
wheat section. an increase of 1,S60,0oo
bu. in the amount OF breadstuns on
Shipments. During the first minutes of
trading there was active buying by pit
traders. while elevator concerns were free
decline shorts covered and caused a stead
Ter undertone Later In the Gay llcsn
encouragement was given the, bears by
IN the wheat crop of India and 25 per
cent in that of Australia, comparison m
both instances being made with the crop
and larger increase In the visible supply
than had been. expected partly OFFSET 90 .
December opened No Nc lower, at 7l% .
74Ac. sold on to. 7S7t C and then at-
to o. Wheat ahs and S0fs we're az
creased CO sai'Os $50 900 bu. Primary Esse. P,s
for the corresponding day last year. Min
neapolls. Duluth and Chicago repo' !
receipts of $50 cars, against $50 cars
last week and 437 cars a year ago
Cooler weather with possibility Of
frost In a few low lying districts IN -
northwestern section of the corn belt i'm
parted moderate nrmness to the corn
market. Trading, however. was very
light. A decrease OF 100000 blu. In the
visible supply sustained prices somewhHt.
The market closed steady. Dec mber
opened NC higher, at 44c, sold between
43Ac and 4464Mc and closed at fSA "
44c Local receipts were 17S cars, Win
12s cars OF contract grade.
Trading In oats was quiet and the mar-
ket had an easier tone. The weakn IS
OF wheat was the chief depressing In
fiuence, although an increase In the visi-
bic supply had some effect. The principal
selling was By cash houses; Decemts :
SOS 69o%e. sold between rs a 2s y c
and 30T 431c and closed at 3OAc. Local
receipts were 22b cars,
Liberal receipts OF live hogs caused
moderate selling in provisions earl.
the day, the selling being chiefly IN the
way of September liquidation. This
caused some weakness during the M I
hour, but later the market became
steAder on fair support from pa
At the close September pork was M 2he
at $lT02h. Lard was OF 2hc, at Is; IS.
Ribs were 7h QlOc lower. at ss77h q
$50
wheat, i4s cars; corn, ss2 cars; oats,
iol cars; hogs, 2s, 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Large Run Of Cattle, with Prices Steady
~ 70 Lever ~
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE CENTS lowEi
LiEht Run of sheep and Lambs for .
Monday-AIl Kinds in Good De-
mand, with Prices stroaE
and Trade Active.

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
the year TO date, compared with last year.
o 1906 1906. Inc:
Hogs ................ As4o,5ss 1,s711i9 1sI .ti6
sheep .,... ...........fOA VS. s69,Ss 62,eiO
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
St. Paul and AtchisOn Issues Make New
High Records.
MARKET is DULL AND IRREGULAR
Proat Taking in Hartman and
other Meteoric stocks the
Principal Feature of
the Day.

NEW YORK, Aug. al.-New high roc
oros were registered by ST Paul aud
Atchison in the course of todays stock
market which was Tor the most pdrt
regular and dull, rejecting further pro-
nt-taking in the Hartman Issues and
been most meteoric Atchison's high water
mark was attributed TO the returns
that system for SSSy ThiOh shows net
toward heaviness, however, rejected ~
disappointment shown at the fnilure of
the South African gold LANDED in LONDON
developments suggested an, absence of
metal from this quarter. There was 1T
tie change In the foreign exchange situa-
tion. although the rate weakened some
more later in the day and the On.y IN. DE-
csting feature regarding this phase was
the announcement OF an engagement OF
$4,000 Australian gold, which will not
be received here for some weeks.
The days trading, was below that of
recent days and was again largely ti0.
the great bulk of last weeks remarkable
Recommendation and Southern ciflc,
Atchison, ST. Paul, Reading, United States
very small list might be added Sugar,
which was a pronounced feature o!
early trading by reason OF IT'S sharp , ad.
a protracted period OF inactivity. Sugars
dividend time Is approaching and ts
an attempt to discount that event
Money conditions manifested no ma
terial change, call loans ope irg
per cent with an increasing demand for
dations. Nevertheless. conservative bank
ing interests professed to fesl moro
ut ease regarding the outlook, basing
their hopes on the belief that the banks
of the west and southwest are preparing
to do much of their own crop hnancing;
also that the government will continue.
when occasion requires, to replenlsn tho
money supply at interior points. Western
the railroads continues very bright, earn
ings, as instanced in Atchison, running
well ahead of last year, grain showing
tile prospects especially prornisins. VI
the eastern roads are being taxed be-
yond their carrying capacitv trahc being
far in excess of moving facilities. Per-
to show in the general decline % prices
early In the afternoon. The features of
greatest weakness were St Paul, Smelt-
ing, Chicago & Northwestern, Union Pa
Steel, while a number OF special reg
istered marked recessions. The movement
was accelerated by selling from London,
which reported sharp declines In Russian
about the lowest prices of the day. Fur
Their weakness was shown in foreign ex-
changes, which declined to 42S just be-
fore the markets close. the lowest point
railway returns Of the day beslteH that
of Atchison were Louisville & Nashville
and Southern Railway, SHOWING gross ir-
fSE drop 81 m
bonds reflected the troubled conditions ut
affairs In that country.
Bonds were easyI Total sales par
were ali unchanged on caIl.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York exchange:
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Total receipts. .@S
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der OF head indicated:

n IN
CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle this morning
were the heaviest that they have been for
a Monday in several weeks. The arrivals
consisted principally Of range cattle, the
most of them fat enough for beef steers.
The market. as whole. was very slow
and II was well along toward midday be-
fore very much business was done.
The supply Of cornfed steers was not as
large as one some days list week and the
quality did not average as good. AS to
prices, the best cattle here were possibly
about steady with the medium to common
kinds. slow to lower. The top was 1926,
the same as last week. Range cattle. which
constituted the bulk Of the beef supply,
were also slow sale, with the best kinds
possibly steady, but with the general run
of cattle lower than last week. The gen
eral market might be described as slow to
10c lower. 49,
Cows and heifers were also slow to loo
II was late before a clearance was effected.
Sellers who had desirable kinds which hap
pened to md favor in the eyes OF buyers
thought in some cases that they secured
steady prices, while others, as noted above,
sold lower
There was a fair demand for feeders and
cattle OF that description having weight
and quality generally sold at about steady
prices. Spectators and yard traders were
generally fortunate In cleaning UP their
cattle last week. so that they were looking
for fresh supplies today. This put a little
ers were about the first cattle in the yards
to sell. Stock cattle and inferior kinds of
feeders were slow and weak. The fact is
that the country 10 not buying many stock
cattle at the present time, either here or at
any other market point, and there has been
marke, for that kind Of stock
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may have taken place in the market were
on the side o. lower rather than stronger
prices.
ffeavy hogs. on the other hand. were
very dull and they were In good many
cases fully &c lower. Buyers did not APP
pear very, anxious for supplies and seemed
70 feel that n they ala not get the hogs at
lower prices today they would before the
end OF the week. In consequence there was
no lifeN or snan to the trade. As much
time was consumed IN selling the few loads
here as would ordinarily be required to
dispose OF twice, the number. Mixed loads
sold anywhere from steady 10 SC lower,
according to whether they ran largely 10
light or heavy weights.
The week opened with the market on an
AVERAGE 5H7ifc lower than Il was on last
Monday, which was high day for the last
two weeks OF more.
N
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Boston Copper Market.

CIosing quotAtiont on Boston copper mar.
ct, reported Dy Logan & Bryan. Board
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Articles.I open.I High. Low. Close. salty.
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARlSrT.
Condition of Trade snd Quotations en
staple aud Fancy Produce.

Condition of Trade and Quotations en
staple aud Fancy Produce.
k Sis Res; liberal; fresh stock. ise.
0ci turkeys lzqlSo; ducks. 7dsc; spnns
ehickens, lSQlSe per ID.
fancy. dairy. ibGlse. creamery. A6slhe.
pahy ehoioe Upland. 7 4 So medium. so:
BRAN--Per ton, ti5,5o
SWEET PofkT6bE5sa1sps7 bb,. r7s
., ToMAl 0ss-Home Grown. per Basket Of
WAX BEANs-Per market basket Of
TURNIPs, BEETs AND cARRors-Pu
LEAF l.ETTucE-HO,houss. per soA
CELERY Per dos, 800.
Recommendations grown, per dos.
oNIoNs-Home grown. 70 per ID; Span
GREEN QNIoNs-Per COS punches zoe.
kADlSHES-Per doz punches. lie.
Navy BEANs-Per bu.. 81 SO; No. nN
GREEN PEFPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRUITS.
.oRANGEs-Vslencias. according to slre.
LEMoNszLlmonier.> extra fancy. 40
skNANxs'Psr medium-.i..d bunch
PoTAToEs-Pos au. CSC. 49,
npc,,,.. FRUfTA 49,,
sda per s0Ast si0S sr. tss'itCss 6 a
'O PEt 4 h gSs 81 a.gosi'a
PEARS-Bartlett. per box ta802@
25Q30o.
WATERMELoNs-Psr ID. i%e. or about
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Arizona.
nFal IL Iafn aAa 4 rtln
'e' ' G St"I sEEF sKic H3as' e
s N? k6 ribs s Cia IS so rG NJ '0s i sG sIs
chuck. &c: No. chuck. SCI S No, I round, 50;
No, 2 round. e; No. round. SIC; No, |
p'"''' w. StstHi.t.A t tjs '"'e' -
srsnulS'e sas isnN; q SACKS S Srsnuistsd
Of sS'R 3 obs sS &c per gal. In cases.
cases, q sZ.ib, cans. tiS. -,
brick. isai4c: Wisconsin iiIns.rESr. Vel
twins , IS.fo. young Americans, Loo. - ;,
s. iS * per per BE- No 70 l 4 per s' NO.
NUTS. "HInuts, No, y sSf. shells: new
iic. Pecans, large, per lb. 1,ei small per
lb., TIC; Chill walnuts. per h.. lS9isHc:
S St' o shells psS ~ sss
CURED FIsH--FamiIy whitensh. Per
erei. No. i, $3.50; No. !. $500; No. 3, tsooo;
each, Norway. tx, tiSoo; Norway, ok, sis.oe;
Holland, mixed, M.9o; Holland herring. In
CANNED GOODS-Corn. standard west
ern. b5q6ocj Maine, u.16. Tomatoes, t-lh.
cans, n:69L+o; &l6y oI gaate 20 Pinesp,
spricots, n.7Gd2.oO; pears. 81. 7JGSsO peaches.
Alaska l1ask Salmon red u.s. P ssnsS chinoos r.
oil, s250; ( mustard. ,l5Cds1s Sweet po-
tatoes, S.E'll.zS; sauerkraut. 800: pump.
kins. SOcqH.0o; wax beans, i-lb., 1Qe0c;
lima beans. 2-lb.. 75cqSls6; spinach. Il. as:
cheap peas. 2-lb. 6oc; extra. ibUsOc; fancy.
HIDES AND TALLow-areen sailed,
No. I. l2tc: No, 2, l1kc; full hides, siSiisb Nc:
h.5oq3;2S; sheep pelts. 5Oc6s1.& TsiIow. No.
1, &c; No .. Sc
WOOI-Per H.. lSQ1c.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-BEEVES-Re.
ceipts, 4sSs head; prime and choice steers
steady to a shade lower; common steady;
all others l0dl16c lower; steers, S4.50a5. S.;
one car extra, 500; bulls. steady at s260q
400; cows, s.. 0OQ40o Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle steady at 1011d12c
per pound, dressed weight; refrigerator
beef, sac per pound; exports tomorrow, sc
cattle and a8G0 quarters OF beef
CALVES-Receipts, $500 head; veals &c
lower grassers and buttermilks slow and
easy; veals. $6.50a8.7b few tops at $500
throwouts, 34.0od460; grassers and butter
milks, S.o0dA.o0; mixed, AB. Dressed
pound; country dressed, 6dl2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Is, 25:
head; good sheep steady; common dull and
weak; no prime or choice lambs here
others, 36950c lower: sheep, 49, 2595 90
cullst E.oOaSoo; lambs. S.25as50; culls
S5.00Q5.5O.
HoGs-Receipts. soSs head; state and
Pennsylvania hogs, t6.9OT7oo choice light
E.l0
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm to slow-Best Hos
Strong. Others Weak

CHICAGO, Aug. T.-CATTLE-Receipts
$500 head; market best frm; others slow !;
81. 1904 90; helfers, 81. e00D53; bulls, 81. ESQ
$50; calves. 90; stockers and feeders,
S36V0i4 IS.
HOGS Receipts. 5000 head: market. best
strong; others weak; choice to prime
heavy, S6.35@6 46i medium to good heavy,
70 oi, Su.0ner tSe ~ %, soou
&60Q6.l0; pigs S. e0@6.5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, A,O0o
head: market steady; sheep strong; lambs
weak to l5o lower; sheep, A25dp5 IS; year
lihgs. S50ods.50; lambs, Sc. O0aS0o
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearish News Prevail and Wheat Prices
Are Down.
RECEIPTS INCREASING IN NORTHWEST
Weather There Ideal for Progress of
ThreshinE-Big Decrease I'm visit
BILE supply is RuIIish Fac
tor-Corn closes Easy.

OMAHA, Aug. q. 1905.
Opening prices in wheat this morning
and remained stesdy at the decline, closing
&C lower; Northwest markets were lower,
weather and the T reports fro% 1 country eie>
wheat Of GOOD qualify. Receipts were
little nrmer. The visible supply report,
showing nearly 100000 bushels decrease
Cool weather had the effect Of soaring
Erai nadvanced Receipts were larger than
show a fair Increase. Trade Is too light u
cause any considerable range Of prices;
Prices were easy toward the close ana
dropped 20 Nc below Saturday.
The wheat visible showed q decrease OF
ssoSoo bushels core visible deGr ss So 6SsS
bushels.
Primary receipts were 7seOoo bushels and
shipments 5000 bushels, against receipts
last year OF 1.376,O00 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels Corn receipts we're oIs,-
900 bushels and shipments 54L,VO pusneIs,
against receipts last year Of 10000 bushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels. Clear
ances were 5000 bushels wheat, A6l2 bar
rels hour, 500 bushels corn and 5000 BUSH
Liverpool closed Na%d lower on wheat
Rankin wired the Won Dorm Grain com.
pany: Last year Mexico was credited
with a wheat crop of only 100000 bushels;
compared with an average crop or
1000 900 bushels during the preceding four
years. The Mexican Investor says II Will
be necessary to remove the duty on Ameri-
can wheat 80 SUFFICIENT quantities TO supply
the Mexican mills may be Imported The
duty on American wheat was removed the
first OF the year and was replaced In July.
The Mexican crop is SUFFICIENT to supply
the Mexican mills only till November. The
importation OF American wheat during the
hscal year ended June 30 last was heavier
than for many years previous. The wheat
brought into Mexico in the twelve months
had value of more than 100000. The
Mexican corn crop will aiso rall short OF
expectations this year and big i'm
portatioh OF American corn to the value Of
100000 gold was imported in the last
fiscal year.
Local range of options:
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Money was in good
supply today and rates had a hardening
tendency in view Of the month and require
ments. Discounts were firm. Trading on
the stock exchange opened cheerful, but
the amount OF business was not large and
quotations sagged later owing to lack of
rails
BERLIN, Aug. T.-Prices on the Bourse
today were strong. Interest was con-
fined to home securities. Russians were
weaker.
PARIS. Aug. 27.-Prices on the Bourse
today were unsteady and business was dull
Russians declined. Russian iruperial e.
We're quoted at 1880 and Russian bonds of
1904 at Az
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saear and Nioln..e..

NEW YORK, Aug N.-sUGAR-Market
nrm; fair refining. sAasAe; eentrifugel. s
steady; No. 4soc: No 4 I&e: No. 8 4Se:
No. ., Ifsci No. To- l1oe; No. II. l0sc; No.
isctoSs s No NE aS @old No 2 c ss &c, i SS1
B.e0c: crushed. 5.6Oc; powdered, 6.0Oc; gran
ulated, 4s0c: cubes. 515c,
MOLASSES-F1rn: New Orleans omen
kettle. good TO choice. 5od3sc
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. N.-sUGAR-
Steady; open kettle centrifugal. 3d3 7-f6c
esntrifugai yellow. s<q41sc; seconds ~
Mot-AssEs-syrup. 2sGsOs
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. T.-MBTAI.s-The
London tin market was los higher at flS4
So for spot and RiS for futures. Locally
the market was again lower on the aver
age owing to a slightly easier situation re-
gardins supplies for nearby and prompt
delivery, but holders were firm at the de-
cline and there was very little tin offer
ing at the concession. Prices ranged from
about 5000 to 100, the. inside price rep
resenting buyers views Copper was
higher In London with spot and futures
closing at fA It's Cd. Locally the mar
ket was firm and unchanged with lake
quoted at ISIS; electrolytic 1850 and cast
Ing at ,1s,25. Lead was firm and higher
in the local market with quotations rang
ing from 1913 to $3.50. The London mar
ket was Is Sd higher at SIT lOs spelter
was 2s Cd higher at Ell 6s in London. Lo-
cally the market was dull and unchanged
with spot quoted at tsoOqs.10. Iron was
unchanged In the English market with
standard foundry quoted at SIS 10d and
Cleveland warrants at 54s gid. Locally
the market continued firm with No. foun-
dry northern quoted at $40, oOp2o.6o; No. 2
foundry northern, l9.506e30.00 and No 1
foundry southern, $40 50dp21 90 and No.
foundry southern, s2O.0Od905o
ST LOUIS. Aug. N-METALS-Lead.
higher at s5.7; epelter higher at $3.50.
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stock I'm sight
Ernporated Annie. nnh nrIeh ErniI

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-EVAPoRATED
APPLEs-Harket continues ncmiral 30 far
as spot supplies are concerned. New crop for
November delivery are Offering at Sac
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRCfTs-Pru IS
tions unchanged California, 7os 10 zoe are
quoted at 7hnsl4c. Oregon. 40s 4 .Os al
7Ad64e. Aprloots are unchanged with
choice quoted al 16c; extra choice lTc and
fancy at 1sG2oc. Peaches are very firm in
tone and adviees from the coast rerort
an upward tendency to the market. Locally
prices are UNCHANGED with chnioe quoted
81 0ss61ie; extra choice at i1Q1lhc; fancy
At l1d12e. and extra fancy at l1Qi.Lsc
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a.. Louis lave Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. N.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. $500 head, including $50 Texans.
Market, slow. Native shipping and export
steers, t3soff6.15; steers under i,00O pounds,
tS,5OQ4sS; stockers and feeders, $4,000. 9
Qsa0o; bulls, q, 2oG4OO; calves. sS03aS.6o;
Texan and Indian steers. s3,5od5i0; COWS
and heifers. t20e@9.6o
HOGs-Receipts, $500 head; market
steady. Pigs and lights, Sc. 20I6 46; pack
ers $SooaS.l5; butchers and best heavy,
ST. a06J6tb
head; market steady. Native muttons,
s. 60635 50; lambs, $3.6oqI7.5o culls and bucks
S. 75d3.o0: stockers, 32.50d3.T5.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-MONEY-on call
nrm. sif96h per cent: ruling rate. ~ per
per cent. Time loans strong; sixty DAYS,
eQSh per cent; both rates paid; ninety days,
sal per cent; both rates paid six months,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-e per
cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-weak at NsI2o
Qf4z5 for demand and at ASl8 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates AS21f and AS51
Commercial bills, s4,soIldLS0S.
SILVER-Ber, 66Ac; Mexican dollars,
6hc.
easy.
Quotations on New York bonds today
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Conee MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug N-COFFEE-Mar-
ket for futures opened steady at unchanged
weak during the middle session, prices at
one time being about 2Oaf26 points net
lower under local liquidation 1t was the
first notice day for SeDtember contracts
and notices for about l05. 900 bags started
the LIQUIDATION which became less pressing
toward the close when II was reucrted
that the notices had been practically stop-
ped and when European shorts were fair
buyers In the local market. The close was
steady at net decline OF 10di5 points
Sales Fere reported Of about 163 900 bags
OF which over 5000 were switches The
business included September at 64oa65s I:
October, 5000 0c, December, 7O6R s5c
January. s.s0Gssoc; February, 6ooc; March
so0d7.l0c; May. 1857 .20c; July. T.eOaq, so'
Spot Reoquist No. invoice. S1lc
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Kan.a. city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. N-CATTLE-Re-
celpts, 1900 head. including 5000 southerns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, SeeqS.S 0i fair to good, A.0oGt
$50; western steers, S35od6.0o; stockers and
feeders, tz60Qp460; southern steers, s., 70d
400; southern cows, 81. 0oQDS.l5; native cows,
$2.oofp40o; native heifers, *2.7bd0.00 bulls,
s2.lOGps Is; calves, ,300dp7O0
HOGS+Receipts, 800 head; market
steady; heavy strong; top 1875; bulk of
sales, ss,l6aeSo; heavy, So. 66qSl5; packers,
s6.1546S0; pigs and lights, O. l5QJ6.35.
head; market strong lambs. s6OoQ775; ma
tive sheep and yearlings. N.5op5b0: west
ern yearlings. clipped, s500d6.76; western
clipped sheep. ASG6.26; stockers and
feeders, s55O46.50.
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81. Joseph Live STOCK Msrk.,

Receipts, s,26s head; market steady; ma
tives. H.6Od6l0: cows and helfers, 81. son
t90 stockers and feeders. 50. OOQ74 25
steady to weak; light. se.10ee25; medium
and heavy, IS 960615
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 59s
head; market steady TO strong
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Oils and Ivo.tn.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-OILs-Cottonseed
firm; prime crude, 22ff24c; prime yeiio ",
York, $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
~; Philadeiphia and Baltimore. in bulk,
RoSIN-Firm; strained common TO good.
g. 15GIL20
SAVANNAH. Aug. N.-OII--Turpentlne
firm at 61hc.
ROSIN-Firm A. B, C, ;O6: d, H.B; K.
$40; +, NSh; a., 40; II, $40; I, AS5;
= %S; M, $o.I5; N, $6.S5: VIC, $b.4b; WV,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-28
VIsIbIe supply OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The visible supply
OF grain Saturday, August %. as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange was
as follows:
corn. 100000 bu.; decrease, 203 900 bu !;
oats $4,000 bu.; increase s61 900 bu.; rye
1851 600 bu.; decrease, 1900 bu.; Barley
$4,000 bu.; decrease, $500 bu.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Henry f, Sweigard to Mary Sweigard,
lot l6, Maloney's add, South Omaha.

Henry E. Sweigard to Mary sweigard,
iot 10. MaIoneys add, South Omaha,
and other lots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kate N. Kerr ct al to Julia Kerr, lot
julia Kerr to John Sorensen. same. LOO
Margaret A. Kleusch TO George r.
Morton, lot J., block 1, Dupont Place. 10
Theodore Melchert and wife TO Mar
garetha Schatz, lots 10, II and IA
Winter II. Nichols ct al to Adam III
Kerst, lot ls, block 1. McGavocis
Okeene's, South Omaha ......,..... LOO
Patrick Donohue and wife TO William
Marin, lots II and IL, block 8
Marie Lycke and husband oiiPeter I'm"
c. Cramer. north ST. feet eK lot
], block ., Parker's add, and other
William a. Brucher and wife 10 Nils
.IS of lGS Ha 3 + D SsSy }Es
Hastings i Heyden to RRacd. K I'm"
Bauer. lot 2 block 2, Hastings q
David NJ. Haveriy 10 John H. Butler
john 1Sfs H. batl erG ana Miie to payid n
lot s, block II" Prospect Place -. 400
Robert Scharlack TO Matthias Gruidl
and wife. Ell lot II and north rs feet
OF the eh OF lot u, block IL, Inn
provement association add. ;;...;... 200
William F. Lorenzen ct al 70 Reuben
r. Yocum, ct al lot ., block g. Okla
homa park ..........s.......".s..... l,So
Oak Chatham Rediek TO Frank c.
Patton. iA feet west OF the N. o. Ola
Harold J. Cathroe 10 James Cathroe,
lots Q. 10 and IL, Fort View annex.
Total ......,............'.'..''..4s .'''sl4'Ses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-28
sioux city Live stock Marker.

gram. NOTWITHSTANDING, $500 head
Market steady; stookers, STEADY on best
beeves, Ac0n6.Oo; cows, bulls and mixed
calves and yearhngs. t2.50hS5O.
HO0S-Receipts, 800 head. Market s,
lower, selling at 5.60d5S6; bulk OF sales