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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number Of head Indicated:


ckTfLE-Receipts of cattle were very
light, only about forty cars being reported
in and part of them were late in arriving
At the yards. All told, however, the re-
ceipts this week show a very large gain
over the previous week, with the total
only slightly under the record for year
ago. The market as a whole did not show
any material change in any direction.
prices for the most part being generally
There were a few more of the Butter
field corn-fed steers here, which sold at
SOS, the same price that was paid for
them yesterday and Tuesday. There were
no good westerns on sale. but the feeling
cattle are generally quoted as fully steady,
OF westerns Q little lower, There have
been no right good or choice westerns
here this week.
All told there were only about seven cars
Of cows on sale this morning and they sold
IN practically the same notches as yestor-
day The tendency Of the COW market
this week has bean downward and prices
today are right at 10Q15e lower than a
week ago on the general run Of stun, some
OF the best light not showing quite that
much loss, while the more common kinds
might be even lower than the figures men,
toned.
or feeders to speak Of and the supply ip
cleaned up for d Friday. The feeling to-
alum Kinds and HShter cattle are a little
lower, with the best heavy feeders right
close to steady.
RADrAsAntatiVN sales:
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Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper ma
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug, A.-WOOLr-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the
wool situation; Although the largest fac,
started important operations, the medium
and smaller mills are buying combinx and
clothing wool In lots ranging from 5000 to
10000 pounds. Consumers, who had been
holding on, are receiving no encouragement
lower prices. for todays basis OF values
will be sustained as far as possible, Even
though full present rates may be paid, the
profits to dealers will not be large All
staple woods from quarter blood up are
In strong position. Among the terri
dium Utah ana wyoming at 23d74,tc or
6SQi0c secured; several hundred bags of
nne and npe medium Idaho. in original
bags, at 2Sqe4c, or esQhOc clean; original
bags Of fine Montana at &c and medium at
&c , TIE clean cost OF which Is about 7Sc.
Fine staple is worth 73Gr7bc and fine me-
dipm G47oo Fine clothing Is quoted at
I0@7lc; .hne medium, 6s9D67c; half blood, 81
Qlc; three-eighths and quarter blood, IS
9sSc Several hundred bags Of fine secured
Mexican has been taken at 6SG6ec. The
territory sales aggregate a considerable
quantity, worsted dress goods and over
coating mills being steady purchasers.
Fleeces are in good demand. with q spe-
For the former grade, Ohio stock. sc IL
quoted, while the latter Is selling at 331
0e4c. The shipments OF wool from Boston
to date from December q, 1895, according
TO the same authority. are ibs OH. 3gS pounds
against lS,S4.el pounds az the same time
ST, LOUIS. Aug. a.-wooL-stssdy; me.
dunn grades, combing and clothing Aa
&c; light nne, iS@22c; heavy hne, iIai7c;
tub washed, azQsShc.
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stock In SIGHT

Receip,s o i've stoek q the six principal
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Conce Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-CoFFEE-Msr-
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to a decline OF 3 points,
which was lower than due on the steady
European cables At first. prices showed
little movement, with trading largely in
the way of switching from near to lao
months but business for fresh account
was a little more active later and prices
worked up on covering and bull support,
which was probably encouraged by
further reports of unfavorable condition
of trees and the confidence expressed by
some trade interests in the 'vAlorization
plan. The market closed steady net IN
changed to 10 points higher Sales for
the day were reported of $4,000 bags, in
6.s0c; December 6.90@695c; February.
"a lose; March, 710@7e0c, May 7.aoQ
1900; July, 7,35@7.45c. Spot Rio, steady;
No. Rio, sac. |s
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OMAHA WHOLESALERS MAHKEr.
Condition of Trade and Quotations 81
stapIe and Fancy Produce.

staple and Fancy froupce'
E EHisEsScflR fs s 5sssh s'SSs ~:
Snistsas, i.giSc per Is: -. .s.,a.
fancy dairy, i5alsci creamery, M92lhe.
HAY--Frices quoted by Omaha Feed .om.
coarse, sSS Sta bR Rye straw straw S.oS
BRAN-Per ton. $3.50.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES--Home srOwn, per basket OF
wA2 BExNs-Per market basket Of
TGRSIPs. BETS AND cARRoTs-Pes
LEAF LETrucE-Hothouse. per dOA
CEfERY-Per do1, SOC.
.cucUMBEks-Aome grown. per dos
ONIoNs-Home grown. 2l1c per ib. Span
GREEN oNIoNs--Per doz punches. 2cc.
kADiSHEsxPer do1 bunehes lSe'o a, ~
LIMA BEANs-Per ID. Silc
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRUITS,
oRANGES-Valenclas, all sizes. $500.
| LEMONS-Limonlere. extra fancy, 40
size. S0vi go size. $50; $50 size $500; other
'BANANAsSPer medlum-sized bunch
81 .i5a2. IS: lumbos, 3. 50lS.0N
POTATOES-PeS gu. CSC.
FRUITS.
PEACHEs-Yeliow freestone, N;lo: Mis-
sou~i, per o-oasket crate. NUvalao; CALI
lOrnlA t,ibel tSs, per DoX, N,Q. w.
pit MS-t,aIfoTnis, N.sOQl.76
PlSARS-Bartlett, per box, S22o@1M
GkAtES-Aome grown, per s-lb, basket
MELONS.
WATERMELONS-Per h.. tAe. or about
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Arizona.
cur BEEF PRICES.
No. ribs. nc; NO. rips, loc; No, ribs.
1ss NO on i Sei klS''ci 6S Gnu I sei we
chuck, &C; 40. chuck, &c: no. round, Sci
No, round; &c; No. rouRSa 20; S*Si No;
MISCELLANEOUS
sranulated cane, in SACKS, S6.ali graduated
peet, IN SACKS, >5,zl.
slkor1inI po.s, &c per gal; IN cases :, s,,
cases, "A zh-ib. cans. slSS.
GAELsk-s"iss, new. TO; Wisconsin
twins lSlxc; young Americans, 15e.
a. Sc . p:S Rs; H. NJ 30 ld SsT S Is 0 No
crop . , per per b., iSci hard shells. per h.
h., I2c. Chill Salnuts. per ill.,, Isaiaiic.
Almonds, soft sneils, per H., lie; hard
shells, per lb. i6c Coeosnnts. s4oV per sack
CURED FIsH-Famly whitensh. Per
| quarter Dbl. 100 lbs. $40; Norway mack
irish. No. 2. $500; herring, in bbis., 200 lbs.
each, Norway, ak, $500; Norway, Sk, yls.Oo;
Holland, mixed. sll.9oi Holland herring. in
kegs. mixers, soc; kegs. mixed. zoo.
ern, 55a0Oc: Maine, s1.l5. Tomatoes, s.ib.
cans. n06Gil.4o 2-lb,. silteqsi.oo fineap-
20; gallon apples. fancy. $500; California
ntassE sagn red ranches PsnsS chinoSS
o 0 s, iaiGs % ssSsaSsd ssSsi ssa' pe
| tatoes 81 1J6fl rs; sauerkraut Zoo: purrlp-
kins. Soc@si0o; wax beans, 2-lb. 7bQe0c;
lima beans. Alb. 75c@n.S5; spinach. $i.ss
chear. peas. 2-lb.. 6oc; extra, 'S9soc; fancy.
| HIbEs AND TALLow-Green saIted,
| No. l. 121sc; No. ?, Hhc; full hides, shast nc;
si.5OGS.25; sheep pelts. 5Ocas1.2S Tallow. No
| |, &c; No. .. Sc -...
| WOOL-Per III. 1Sd25c.
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 2L-METALs-There
was further advance OF about los in the
London tin market, with spot closing at
elS lbs and futures at eIs4 los: locally
the market continues nrm, but slightly
higher, owing 10 the improvement abroad;
t4o@ was offered for spot supplies, with
holders asking 81. 20 Copper was un-
changed at ga 12s 50 for both spot and
futures in the London market; locally no
change was reported, with lake quoted at
n675, electrolytic at S1A60 and casting al
ti&Uh Lead was higher al Ell IS "a in
London; locally the market was frmer, with
quota tons ranging from S6.75d6.3, outside
prices being asked for deliveries out OF
stores. spelter was q Cd higher at en- 2s
Ga in the London market; locally II Was
unchanged at ss.OOGSlo Iron was higher
abroad, with standard foundry quoted az
SSs l0d and Cleveland warrants al SIS iikd
in the English market; locally prices were
nrn and generally higher. With No. /
foundry northern quoted at t2o009ao.50, No,
foundry northern AZ tis.0q7oo0. No.
foundry southern at t1ooo41o6 and No
foundry southern at s1ssed10Oo
ST. LOUIS. Aug. A-METAIS-Lead
nrmi $50. speltsr, weak; S.s7h.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Alva NJ. Peyton 70 william and John
Westerland, lot 10, block T. Clifton .u
H alIl J. HacKett ana wife to Arnold
%. Hansen. lots 8 and 4, block 2, Lam
Christian Nelson and wife 10 Nsls
Rasmussen, lots IS and 49, block ., IN
Frank 1H B Meyers eyer to Maggie x. Meyers,
lot l. block SO. Kountze Place 49,.
James 8. Gilbert to William Radeck
and wife, lot >, sel6y's sui; $500; ,,;s 100
Real Estate Co, lots p and 2, block -
q Lancaster Place ....,,..."..":..- %
H. NJ Hart to same lot II, blsck 7. -.
Aifre 9y MilsTd ana wife 10 same. lots
and g. block 10 Omaha Heights :.
Isabella abe Penny and husband 10 same,
r. eI lot 1, block Z, West Omaha: a,:. s
lots and a. block . and lot s. :.
block 8. Lincoln Place ':.;;;.':..'..,,:.' ID
lots 8 and 10, block s, Myers, Rich
ards & Tilden's add. ........... q
Omaha Loan and Trust Savings Bank
co. to Charles A Baldwin. lots ana
10. block 5. Myers. Richards TIL
Carrie F. sherwood and husband to
Louis 1. Helsberg, lot ;, block ., Or -.
lanes ems.a A. Howard and wife to Darius
Harrison, lot T. block .. Grammerey -
i park Scott 10 Westiand Realty Co, ~
lot /, Hawe's add. and other lots.
Katherine Scott to same, lot % and
east s,s IT, lot 49, HAYES add and
1.ner '' Realty association To- Dean
8 Elmer. south l20 II. lot ), block
| l. sub. Bemis Park ...,.....,...".s,.. 100
Total ....".......'''.''.''''.''
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New York lave stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. A.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts. $40 head; common and medium
steers. steady; others, iooi5c lower bulls
and cows. steady; steers, 4ood6. So no
se5 liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle steady at l0k9l2e per pound,
dressed weight. Exports. 100 quarters OF
500 quarters OF beef.
CALvEs-Receipts, $50 head prime
handy yeals, steady; heavy veals slow;
outs, A75i butermilks. A.25; dressed calves,
STEADY steady city dressed yessls; s9is.tc per
HoGs-Receipts, 1,4s6 head; market
lower good state hogs, $3.50.
head; good sheep, strong; others. steady;
lambs. active and uneveniy higher; top
sssss Si l.n nissss, C sSSsseg eails Ssis
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Evaporated Apple. ana Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Aug. A-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market quiet, Supplies for Mo-
vember delivery are quoted at SIC. But
livery
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITs-Prunes
for future delivery are said to be little
easier, but the spot market continues frm.
California los to SOS are quoted at TMQ
shc and oregon eos to 4Os at 7atasitc. Apri-
ing quoted at I6c; extra choice, lie; fancy,
lSIT2Oc Peaches are unchanged, with
choice quoted at 10%G11c; extra choice, IL
Raisins are unchanged, with loose mus
catel quoted at 6Hd7c; seeded raisins, 90
&c. London layers, nominal.
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Kan.a. city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. A.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 1900 head, Including 1900 head OF
southerns. Market steady to weak. Calves
&c higher. Choice export and dressed beet
steers. 1.6odl6zs; fair to good, A00&5.G0
western steers, S350de.00; stockers and feed.
ers. 81. scg45o; southern steers, ,2.70afl01
can native heifers, .a75es. 90; bulls, s2,lt
G58 calves. tS.00u7.oo
Hods-Reeeipts. 400 head; market
sales, sso616 80; heavy, s6soels. o6; packers
t60oQls q. pigs and lights. t6s54632h
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts, 800
native sheep and yearlinEs. 81 25ei5.50: west
ern yearlings, clipped !500d6. Is; western
clipped sheep. ASd6.26; Stockers and feed
ers. S3.5096.0
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New York Moner MarLet.

NEW YORK. Aug. a.-MoNEY-or
call. strong, at 465 per cent; ruling rate,
5 per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; o.
fered a. per cent Time loans stroba;
81 per cent; SIX months, per cent,
PRIME MERcANT1LE PAPER--5h q .
STERLING ExcHAKGE--weak. at
t4.s4S5 a 4.s440 for demand, and al S4.Sls0
for sixty-day billsi posted rates, S4.s2E .
As5h; commercial bulls, s4.s0%,
BONDS aovernment, steady; railroad.
steady.
Quotations on New fork bonds today
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NEW YORK. Aug. A-coTToN-spot
closed quiet; middiing uplands sS0c;
middling gulf, lo,l5c; no sales.
quiet; prices points lower American
middling fair s.7sd; good middling SID;
good middlins, 5.9ld; good ordinary. ls7d
ordinary, A6Sd. The sales OF the day were
1000 bales Of which 500 were for speculation
and export and included 800 American.
Receipts, l.ooo bales, including 900 Ameri-
can. ~
ST. LOUIS. Aug A-corToN-Dull;
middling loo; sales, 235 bales; shipments
17s bales; stock, 1880 bales.
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oils and Ro.tn

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. 2L--OIL,-cred!t
balances ass. Shipments. 6s,isi bills
average, 5SSs bills; runs. s0s3s bbls ;
sIsD 66ls'; average, ss.ns bbis': runs.
Lima, iLt92 bbls.. average, $500 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Aug. 2.-oII>-Tur-
: RosiN-Firm; a. q. c. 500. ID. $40;
Z, t4sOei425. r, s4S6Q4 S2ike; @, N3s64 20;
II. tt42hd46; I. $40: X. $50; NJ, AS;
n. sis; VIC. s. WV, $s.es.
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ForeiEn FfpanciaI.

LONDON, Aug. 2i.--Money was in good
demand today and rates had harcening
tendency. Discounts were a shade easier.
Business OF the Stock exchange was dull.
the approach OF the settlement Festri, L
ing business, while investment purchases
British securities. Foreigners were
quiet and irregular Americans opened
hesitstinsly, but improved 70 over parity
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lead
Ing. The rest or the market moved up
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Date, 1905 l1soS. 1884 1soa, 100. 1851. 1900
SUNDAY
RANGE OF PRICES.

I'M RSDAG'S StlPM ENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
OF stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars
w Charlton, Carlos-A & o............. 4
l. G. Davis, McClelland, lac. W.. 2
Bothell. Phelps & Co., Iowa City, Ia
Henry Carl. Gcnesco. Iii.R. i.........
John Ely, Webster CITY, fe.--L C........ /
O. Peters, Panama, Ia.-Mll. ..,,.,........ 4
Davisson Bros, Earlville, m-Q.........
Peter Engel, McClelland, Lac. We.
D. F. Barnes nett-o..................
II. Schwepel. Council Bluffs, lar L..
Ben Amid: Greswoie, lad: :............
J. A. Dieter. Vail, Ian. W........,.... /
y: NJ. Goserty, Fearing, Ian. w..
w. M. Baker. Blair-M. & O...............
G. Wardenburs, Creston--N VIM.
]. I. Norton, Stockham--N. W..,........... 1
Ed Long, Atlantic, Ia.-R. L.............
Q. p. Nafus, Fairfax, Mo.-o...............
J. 8. Athen, Hamburg, Ia.-Q. .....,........
A. II. Coos, Council Bluffs, lar. L..
SHEEP. DID.
George Sutton, Carson, Ia,-Q.............. l
8. J. Taylor, Lexinston-U. P..............
A. L. Price, Thayer-N. W.................
@. Z. Nichols, Bevington, Ia.-R. I.......
c. n, Carson, Logan, Ia.--I. C...........
8. J. Tayler, Bevinston--R. I......,........
c. w Bird. Council Bluffs, lar L.. I
The official number or cars OF stock
brought in todAy nv each road
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CnIifornia Zines Prosper.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. A.-Ths gross
earniLes OF the Southern and Union Pa
ciAc roads and OF the Santa Re for July
nd the first two weeks Of August show an
Increase in the overland trafne, also in the
state and coast business OF the santa Fe
opinion OF the officials. reveals remarkable
business vitality OF San Francisco In par
tIcular and California in general
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New York Mining Stocks,
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund. exclusive of the $3.50. 900 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
sls2, ls6, 80: gold coin and bullion, til0,s54,
203; gold certificates, A3, 070, SO.
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Articles. Open, Hish.l Low. Close, Yes'y

Cash quotations were as follows:
sssoes'sO' F straysS SsVs ase patents sDTSs
patents, Ss6oda 50: bakers. t2S062 20
INITIATING. spring. 7Sq74c; No. red.
CORNING. q sac; No yellow. 5Ozc.
OATS-No. q 2s%c; No. white, $3.50
Nhc; No. white. 27itG3o1kc.
RYE-Eo. q $50.
-BARLEY-Fair TO choice mailing, 40a4Sc.
sEEDS.-No ] max, u.eeA; No, ! north
western. r.isA prime timothy, Ss75; clover,
con attract grade, 81
PROFESSIONALISM RIBS. sides Qoose),
sseoqe9. Mess pork. per Dbl, n7.oodl7 .o6.
boxed, ss.N6l9S7h
rho following were the receipts Of nour
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Aug 2A-CATTLE-
Receipts, 365 head; market steady. NativcS,
tAe0610; cows and hefers. N@QAtbi
stockerS and feeders, s. toff4 y
HOGS-Rcceipts. 1e5e head. market, 50
lower, Top. 1925; bulk Of sales B.o6fiS. Do
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Receipts, A0Sl
head; market steady
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Peoria Narket

PEORIA, Aug. a4.-coRN-Firm: No.
yellow, tshe; No. 8. 4sc; No I, lsc.
no grade. tsA gag: -. ,o.,.,. .
NO wnts ssA Sso4o Ts Me- %StsN Ii
RYEEsteady; No. 2, 57Mosse. e..
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milwaukee, Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. A-wHEAT-
Steady No northern, T9soc; No. north
ern, 75177c.
RYE-Steady; No. !, SEC.
BARLEY-Steady; No. 2, 55@SSc; sample,
3sd54c.
c0RN-pun; No cash. 4s1t94s,1c; Sep
TENDER, 4Shc.
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81. Louis Live stoek Market.

ST. LOUIS, NO, Aug. A.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1880 head Including L45O Texans,
Market steady: Native shipping and export
steers tsssdslo; steers under 1000 pounds.
S350a4is: stoekers and feeders. s2OOQ41:
sSTs es shs e ss 5o caves ., Ss 81 TeSas
and Indian steers, c.5odS.io; cows and
heifers. tt0OdI350.
HoGs-Receipts, $500 head; market
rs 7bef6S; butchers and best heavy. t6Sbu
go
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts, 1000
81 ZOOS 50; lambs, g. 5o17. Is; euils and bucks,
IA 7bds 90; etockers q. 50t16b0
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suear and AIoIaa.e..

NEW YORK, Aug A-sUGAR-Raw.
nrm; fair refining. s7-lec. centrifugal, IS
ined. nrm; crushed. keoc; powdered. &C;
graduated. As0c
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Artlcles.fopen. High. Low. close Yes
Kansas City Grain md Proxi.ion..

KANSAS CITY, Aug. A--wHEAT-
September S49sc; D sS Inse. S5Sc;, May,
67isc; No. 2 red, 6SGl6s1fc; No. 3, &c.
CoRN-September, iSc; December. $3.50;
May, 39esei cash, No. mixed, 44c; No. q
white, i61h146&c.
oATs-Eo, swhite, slasl14c; No, mixed,
10000.
RYE-Unchanged No. 2, 5sq6oc
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $1l 251il 80;
choice prairie, $Sb.
EGGS-F1rm; extras, 1Sc; firsts, cases in
cluded lie; seconds, l0c.
BUTTER-Creamery &c; packing. 16c.
Receipts Shipments
Wheat, bushels ........ III 900 COO
Corn, bushels .......... 1900 3S0ot
Oats, bushels ......... 5000 17,0Ot
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle DuII-HoGs steady-sheep and
Lambs Firm,

5 S.sS na AXE Sa Common b e@
steers. s. 75d6. rs; cows, s2.s5e4.ss; helfers,
q 6c96 .sSl bulls, s2oOd iOof calves, ,sOoa7 80;
stockers and feeders, 81. e9i4. 49,
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; choice to prime heavy. s63OdS. 40;
medium TO good heavy, seooaS.2o; butcher
weights, $63506.5o. good to choice heavy
mixed, Ss666lb; packing, s55oas.io; pigs,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head; market nrm; sheep. 4.25d5B; year
iinss. Ss.0ods.to; lambs, t6oodds.0o.
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Artlols..l Open. Hlsh.I Low. clOse.l Yes'y
west s:st-. ga ssg ssaAAI s.sA s.,;A.
Sept. 4xA ASA 4qxB AHpI A9.A
Nay nag -: :: sssS s ss

A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, car at 64Ac; No.
spring, ! car at 65hc.
CORN-No. 3, / car at 43hc.
oATS-No. 4 white, cars at NTc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. hard, e4165jso; No.
hard, e23sQ6thej No. hard, eoqeSc; No.
spring, 631id661hc.
CORNING. 3, l31hc; No yellow. 449
41hc No. 8, white, 456i45hc.
OATS-No. I white, cars at 27%c.
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Bank CIearsnEs,

OMAHA, Aug. 2.-Bank clearings today
were 81, $50, 655.37, and for the corresponding
day of last year clearances were 1924
40l32
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Duluth Grain MARKER.

DULUTH, Aug, A-WHEAT-No.
TENDER, 73Sc.
oATs-New. SOC; August. ssHG
RYE-bec.
BARLEY-35143c
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ToIedo Seed Marked.
Cotton MnriIet.

TOLEDO. Aug. "a SEEDS - cash
Timothy, tl.sb. AIsike. t7.s5.
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY, AUGUST Is 1906

and the market closed arm. American
copper shares were improved. Kafiirs
were dull Japanese imperial 6 OF 1874
were quoted at 1OSA.
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London Closing stocks.
,ONDON, Aug. A.--Closing quotations
the Stock exchange were,

SILvER-Bar, ste, y; 30 15-l6 per cent.
MONEY-2l.Q2& per cent.
for short bills Is 81 per cent; for three
months bills, S6-l6d3h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25

futures. steady; September, g. Tsd, De-
cember, Sc I'D.
CoRN-spot. nrm; American mixed, new.
ts SD; American mixed. old, A. Cd; futures,
steady; September, 4s SD; December, A.
ND; January, A. 3D.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. A-Sspecial Tele-
gram -cATTLE-Receipts 800 head; mar
ket steady: stoekers, slow; besves, 5od
and feeders, ts.oo@4ss; calves ana warnings.
HoGs~Reeeiyts. $50 hsaAs market Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25
MinnenpoIin Grnin Market.

Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 24-FLOUR-Firs
patents, Agogtlo; second patents $3.50
$250Q26o
BRAN-In bulk, S13.5oql375
Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices as reported by F. D. Day
& Co, llO-l11 Board or Trade. was:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25

on ,he rrodncei szehAnse today the ss. .
dairies, i70eohe. Eggs, STEADY; at mark.
cases included, t2h4i6c; nrsts, ice; prime
nrsts. isc1 extras. nAc. Cheese. stApns
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25

TOT lhe different Kinds OF catue on the
south Omaha market:
Good to cnolc. c,,rn-ted steers. 81. 5o0S. =
Esr to good corn-fed steers. ...... AsSBtS.
Common TO fair corn-fed steers. ISVlf4 ~
Good to choice range stsars -, l60l6.is
Fair to good RANGE stesr, ..,,,. S7btfA "
common 10 fair range steers, 80. S0SS.v
Good TO choice cows And heiferS.. S16Sft. g
Fair to good cows and heiferS.. 26o1s y
common 70 fair cows and heifers.. ll6@Lv y
GOOD 10 choice stockers g. feeders. S76qi =
Fair to good stocIyArs ana feeders 340x3. IS
Common 10 fai- st.,ohers '. 7ESka Vi
Bulis, stays, etc . f6oafS S
Veal calves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27sS5h Is
The following table shows the averagv
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25

Liverpool Gratn Market.
sssaay No. . red. western winter e 1cAd;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-25


HOGS-Hogs may so up or they may so
down, but they are forever uneven; at
least that is the way II has seemed for
the last two weeks or more. This morn
ms afforded no exception to the rule. the
uneveness OF the market being one OF its
most noticeable features. Thus some Of
the hogs sold at prices that actually looked
stronger and there were some that sold
fully Sc lower, but tho general market was
pot very much different from yesterday.
In fact, most operators were quoting it as
Just about steady with yesterday, al
though buyers as q rule were reporting
their droves as costing not quite so mucn
today. Heavy hogs sold largely at S.I0g
$50 the same as yesterday, with mixed
klnds at B,so66.So and light weights at
The trade was very slow throughout.
Buyers did not at any time seem very
anxious for supplies and there was q good
deal Of see-sawing back and forth. Buyers
would bid on stun and then go back on
their bids; thus the trade was prolonged
good share OF the forenoon.
While there have been ups and downs,
the market at the present time IL not
over 597hc lower than Il was on Friday
OF last week. The advance on saturday
and Monday was suficient to onset good
deal OF the decline this week
- 49,
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NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
LIGHT Receipts OF sheep ana Lambs,
with Usual Active Demand ana
EvsrythinG selling Freely at
About steady Prices.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. a

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE
The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
1915 1905 Inc
Cattle ................. 6sJ.06s sSs.sei ss.0e2
Hogs s46,66s i,tse,+og les.lt ~
Sneep ..................1,0l4,Ss s yo6,5O2 bS,SS1
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will snow the price paid
for the different kinds OF cattle on the
south Omaha market: