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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Knnsns city Live stock MARKET.

KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. 25.-CATTIE E
Receipts. 1900 head. including 500
southerns; market steady; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, s5.se@62s;
fair to good, $4.0046.5o; western steers,
$3.50 a 90; stockers and feeders. S2.i, 80
ern COWS, $4,000 800; native cows, S2.O6dg
s.75: native heifers, s2.75 O 500; bul'I.
s2.lo@3.25; calves, ;3.0o@7oo. Receipts
for the week, 62,l00 head
HOGS-Reoeipts, 1900 head; market SC
higher; top. 36.35: bulk of sales, $1,000
$50; heavy. s5.s5@6.lo; packers, SCI q
$50; pigs and lights. s5.75@6s5. Re-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, mono:
market steady; lambs. $500 a 7.60; native
sheep and yearlings. s425@5.50; ives. I
yearlings, clipped s5.0095.76; western
clipped sheep. sl25@5.25; stockers and
feeders, s3.5o95.5o. Receipts for. the
week, 1850 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKEr
Condition OF Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Prod"r"'

condition OF Trade ana Quot@ioAS ""
staple and Fancy Prod"r".
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, si4lloc; roosteIs.
sSicksns sS ksSpseys; lsaisS iss9iss Dsi ~ Su0Ss '
fancy dairy. iSgisc creamery. aiaa.fc.
hAfrr,ses %Sn1teS % 6y Omaha nss1 Evea 500; SSc
eOarse, eooas.So. Rye straw, T.Oo
BRAN-Per ton, $3.50
VEGETABLES.
SWEET PoTATOES-Per bbl. S275.
.ToMAl Ins.--Home srown per basket Of
WAX 5EANs-Per market basket Of
TURNIPs. HEETs AND CARRoTs-Psr
LEAF LE1TucE-Ho,hours. per doa
CELERY Per dox.. soc.
CVCUMBEKs-Aoms grown. per dos
oNIoNs-Home grown &c per ID; Span
GREEN oNfONs-Per dos bunches. scc.
RADlSHEs-Per doz. punches, l5c.
NAVY BEANs-Per bu.. LIS; No. 4 u.:k
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market hosk,.
6oc.
TROPICAL FRUITS
oRANGEs-Valencias. according TO size,
LEsIONs-Limon,erA. extra fancy. 2W
size, $o.vo 800 size, $l0 $50 size. 5000; other
BANASAsEPer medium-sised bunch
81 sod: -: 1umbos. t2.sesls.o1
Po1AToEs-Pes au.. shc-
FRUITS.
PEACHES - Yenow treestone. 81. .&; Mil
sou-i, per t-basEet crate. N.VVDl-lo; CAL.
lorna Eibertas, per box, N.3.
tLJ MS-IatiIUl nla, IL. .Oodel.I0
Gtt-tPtsS-Aome grown. pea s-io. basket
25aSOc.
WATLRMELoNe-eei ib.. ihe, or about
CAM IkLUUPEs--Colorado and Arizona.
pei crate Isul.ndardj, Sa.b.: conies. xl6A
Cor DEk4f PRlChs.
No. ribs, Ize; no. rIps. Ire; No ribA
Sei No; Soin tOin' s aS'sc' eaeS SS; lo!n' s;
chuck. &C; No. chuck, &C; No. rVund, Sci
4NV. ronho, ~; NO. rouna. 0Aci 40.
MISCELLANEOUS
granulated cana, IN sacks. $5.Sl; granulated
81 TsikuP~fI u6.s-. To per gal: In cas...
cases. "a sz-ib, cans, SIS. -
Dres 1914: Wisconsin S iii; iii,s.rses isoi
twins. l9s4e. young americans. 1bo.
,Cofk hls- f.oas,od, NO. -. A,se per lb,'
T. SO itc X -g per S Ss No ; ~ nc X per per Ss' iS NO
NUIs- %alnut., No. l, soft shells, new
iic. peus.ns, large. per lb.. lac; small. per
h., l2c, Chill walnuts. per ib. l4tgl21tc.
Almonds. SOFT shells, per ID, hci hard
shells. per lb.. ibc' CoSo~nsts' ~" per sac&
CURED F1sH--Fsmily whitehsh. Per
quarter bbi., 100 lbs. sAO0: Norway mack.
erei, No. /, ya. 0O; No. Z, E6.Oo: No. 3. k2o.0V;
irish, No. z, Sls.O0; herring, In bbls.. 90 lbs.
each, Norway. AZ, tiz0o; Norway, Sk. SlSVv;
Holland, mixed, $11.O0; Holland herring. IN
kegs, mixers, voc: kegs. mixed. 100.
CANNED GOODS Germ. standard west
cans, H.05Spi. 20; Alb. pIhe0n.Oa. Pinesp.
Piles. grated, 2.lb.. sio6azs0; sliced, s.Sjt
i.0; gallon apples. fancy, 800; caiifornia
fancy a'SSS4o: & PssSSee, gsSS9 e,iRsSs sSS2 o.
oii, ,0 ;,se; Is mustard mustard. sSscas 10 sweet po. =
tatoes. l.i,@l.16: saucrkraut. Noo; pump
kins, socGsl.0o; wax beans, s-lb.. sQsoe;
ehear peas. 2-lb.. eoc: extra, i9asOc; fancy.
hTssSb5Si T1bSs e AND rAL1ow-cr..n ..,,.a.
No l. 121fc; No. Z, 1lEc; full hides, s1sus bsc:
green hidee. No. !. 10c: No. 2 &c; horse.
.5oGs2s: sheep pelts. Soc@slza Taliow. No
"wot)ir-Pcr III. 1sTMc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s s-sUGAR-Market
firm: fair refining, sssq3lfe: centrifugal. g
steady: No. 6, 43Oc; No. I. 4.25c; No. s. L2oc;
No 8. ll5c No. 10, 4.lOc; No; H., i:06c; No.
i2, 46Oc No. 1s. S.s5c; No. a. 3s6e; con-
56Oc: crushed, 5GOc; powdered 6.o0ci gran
ulated, 4sOc; cubes. 5.l5c.
MOLAsSEs-Firm; New Orleans, open
kettle good 10 choice, 3Cd3sc.
MEM ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-SUGAR-
STEADY; open kettle centrifugal, 3q3 T-l5c
Centrifugal yellow, 3%9llsc; seconds. 21sG
'HoLAssEs-5d3Oc.
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noston copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
lei rornrIed hX I.nRan s. BRYAN. BOard
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-CoTToN- spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, $500; mid
ding gulf, l0l5c; sales q bales;
limited demand; prices points higher
American .middling fair, 5.S7d; good mid
ding. 5,59d nliddling, 5S7d; low middllng
The sales Of the day were 1000 bales, Of
which 100 bales were for speculation anc
export and included $500 bales OF Ameri
can. Receipts, l.O0O bales, including 20
ST. LOUIS, Aug 25.-CoTToN-Dull
middlinE. l0c shipments, 9os bales; stock
N,1M bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2.-CoTToN-
Spot market closed quiet; sales, Is bales
low ordinary, 7-16c. nominal ordinary
Csac: good ordinary. 1i-l6c; low mlddiing
sikc: middling. 9%c; good middling. CSC
middling fair l0lsc, nominal; fair, l0Ac
receipts, 232 bales; stock, 1882 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Eyaporated Apples and Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Aug. .-EVAPORATEp
APPI ES-Market remains unchanged with
spot supplies practically exhausted and
nominal while but little business in re-
ported in futures. Supplies for November
delivery are. quoted at SIC.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are easy in tone so far as future shipments
are concerned. hut the spot market Is un.
al TMGsikc; oregon, 40s 20 POS at IA@s11c
Aprlcots are firm with choice quoted al
l6c extra choice AT lie: fancy. lS4Dc
lie; extra choice at i1lll1ac; fancy, 1lQltc
extra fancy. 12gl21sc. Raisins are quiet
on spot with loose muscatel quoted al
6TlG 7c; seeded raIsins. GGSc; London layers
nominal,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

LONDON. Aug. 25.-Supplies OF money
were increased today on dividend disburse-
msnts- The demand was quiet. Discounts
would obtain the bar gold. amounting 70
a. ,0o0(0l. which will be available next week.
Trading on the stock exchange generally
was quiet. Cheap money maintained the
price OF first-class securities. Kaffirs were
again active and closed higher, but for
eigners were quiet The chief interest CEN
tered in Americans which were moderately
active during the early trading Union Pa
cihc was again the feature with a sharp
rise. but Atchison. Topeka & Santa re ara
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Frances Franzel and husband to Knut
p. Sellgren and wife, lot s, block


P. sellgren and wife. lot S, block. =,
bdwaTa 4 SSyo 3 Hunt to Mary E. p. .
James s' il. .0' Kolle 'Ve to NIeis cSristen.
1;%ss RsIsSs "a s9s ss VIE IS & TO-; }oas as
Same % to same lot s. block 81, Flor .
j. ense s. Minna Merger and wife to "
Madison iiSn il-isn NJ orm.sy ana wife to i'
bsSy ot Sock aDS ot Soo
Z. Boulevard park.....,......,...,..,.. l.ot
Boulevard Park Improvement COM
Pa,ny to Madison M; orms6y, nas, same; i'O'
Christina Thielke. lot 6. block 9s7. =,
Michael EanOSan to Bridget Byrne.
Mary stenberg TO Fred A. Bailey, lots
Is and 26. block is Rose Hill. go. q
Anton swcnson and wife to Clyde E.
huffner lot T. block is' Haicyon a.
rhomas s r. Romine to Edward L.
. Spencer. lot IS. block 5. Omaha
wsTTsn xisw g. blackwell and wife to -
Mark A. Poliack. WA feet Of lot !
and es2 feet OF lot 2, block IL. West
EiieTS % r. Hume Hume and = wife to Ray
Stephenson and wife, 40 feet OF sub
lot II, tax-lot 20, In seh SEX 4-b-l3;.. b
Harold j. cathroe to Robert b.
Howell lots to IL. Fort View add.
and other lots .........................
Kate sullivan to the Chicago
Northwestern Railroad company,
WA feet OF lot 2, block 50. 9............. y
Robert c. and Anna Nj. Strehlow to
Ceceiia c. Buchtel, wSs feet Of MO
feet OF lot 4, block n3h. and other
land ...s.....s........... ..s...ss 1900 -"
same to Robert Z. l.. Buchtel, eS3
feet Of MO feet Of lot block 2lsh.. 10
Total ..................................N4o SAC
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bull Movement in Railway Stocks Which
Began Friday is Resumed
NEW HIGH RECORD FOR HARsIMASs
81. Paul, Atehison and United states
steel Also made Material Advances
-Dank Statement Causes
Temporary Halt.

NEW YORK, Aug. &-Tho bull move
ment which marked the closing OF yester-
stoSE Sbsn Sor waP Pacc snd
Pacific continued their advance TO new
higher records. The real features OF the
The buying OF these issues was regarded
az most impressive. The early movemept
embraced United States Steel common,
1901: the Hill issues. Reading, New. York
Central and Smelling. Opening sales OF
Union Pacific aggregated 5000 shares,
southern Pacific 5000, st. Paul looVo ana
There was no news to account for the
rapid rise in St. Paul other than the rumor
days Of buying OF the stock for Southern
Pacific, or Hartman interests, Atchison
rise was ascribed to the belief that the
dividend basis. fhe excited opening was
followed by profit taking and the market
relapsed before the end of the first hour.
A fresh squirt in st. Paul and Atchison,
which sent the stocks higher than before,
brought a renewal of the early activity.
Apparently no thought was given to the
issuance, when some apprehension was re-
fiected in the markets hesitating tone.
These fears were groundless, however, in
asmuch as the statement was in most es-
sentials favorable. Loans showed only a
nominal increase. considering the volume
Of the weeks business, while the cash loss
was less than half the amount conserva-
lively estimated. To be sure, the re
serves were reduced to less than A,30,0o0,
as against s9,000,000 for the corresponding
week last year, over S7,000,0o0 in 1904 and
more than $40 900 in 1903. The showing
Tor Q Is hardly fair criterion, however,
as tie banks then held the money paid
by the government for the Panama canal.
The market made general recovery after
the publication of the statement, st. Paul
and Atchison again leading the list. Heavy
proft taking set in and the market, while
closing extremely active, showed general
recessions from the top, Union Pacific max
ing net decline. The net gains in ST.
Paul and Atchison were 5% and 2& points,
respectively. Practically the entire active
list shows material gains for the week
Local sales of bonds, par value, 81 $50, 600
Following was the range of prices on the
New York Stock exchange:
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Southern Pacinc also received much atten-
York account. The market closed strong at
about the best quotations Of the day. Japa-
nese imperial &C. Of 1sN were quoted AT
1O9L
PARIS, Aug. &.-Trading on the bourse
today was inactive. Russians were wsak'
BERLIN Aug Son the bourse today
business was restricted. Some specialties,
including Canadian Pacific, were strong.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. S-The tone on
the bourse today was calm, but prices were
weaker, government securittes oechnine
slightly. Imperial Is closed at 105sc ana %
at S3ikc.
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PEABODY FooTs ALL BILLS
Chicago Man VIII Pay Forged Paper
In order to Protect Bank
Depositors.

- CHICAGO. Aug. 2S-Francis s. Peabody
Of this city today sent a check for t0.-
00o to the receiver of the Milwaukee Ave-
nue. State bank to cover every claim he
had against him at the bank, whether in
the form Of fraudulent or genuine or
forged papers.
Peabody's action was taken through
sympathy for victims of the bank and a
desire to bring about a speedy adjust
ment OF the banks AFFAIRS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Of steady European cables and lighter re-
ceipts There was very little demand here
and prices sagged on during the middle scS-
sion under liquidation and selling against
lower frm offers from Brasil The close
points Sales were reported OF 1880 ba s.
Of which a large proportion was IN ths
shane OF switches The business included
ber g. eO6ie csc; January, &c: March. llOh
715e; May 7s571 Soc June, 1Ssc; Ju Y,
7ssc Spot steady; No. Rio quiet; NO. T.
invoice essc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 8.-oILs-cottonseed
firm; prime crude. 2sd24c; prime yellow.
Se% York sso shsdelpss lsisssdy and rensd sss1
more. S1.5 Philadelphia ana Baltimore, in
Nulk. A.t5. Turpentine, arm; 6ld645kc.
RoSIN-Firm; strained. common to good.
Ai0d4.16.
SAVANNAH. Aug. sS-oIL-Turpentine
Arm; 6lhc.
i.9S5 bbls; shipments 5,1ss bills; stock, 80 :
1ss bbls. Quote: A, B, c, Noo; d, t4l0;
y. tl.1; =, say q, H@; II, Ae5; !. s4.s5;
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAR
Cattle steady-HoEH Active and Fiv,
Cents Higher--sheep strong,

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
400 head. Market steady; beeves. $as046. 60;
cows and heifers, N.S5l5so; stockers and
feeders. s6.4oa6o0; calves. s.5o@7.75
HOGS-Receipts, 10000 head. Market
active and sc higher; mixed and butchers,
S.Sas@; good heavy. ss:ooae:!5; rough
heavy: IS 5oaS 80; light, ssoogs. .67A: pigs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head. Market strong; sheep. $s.6055 co.;
lambs, "a 5OdS.0o. =, =
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PEORIA. Aug. H-coRN-steady; No. 8
grade. 47c.
oATs-Firr; No. white. S0a2ol4c; No 3
white, ?sl.@soc; No. I white; &gSNc,
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Wool Market.

LONDON. Aug 5.-wooL--The arrivals
Of wool for the NTH series Of auction sales
Amounted 10 400 bales. including 1900
Forwarded direct TO spinneTs. The Imports
of wool this week were as follows: New
south Wales l.l0O bales: Victoria, 300 bales;
New, a,and 5,60C bales; Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal, 30 bales; various 5,ieO
ST. LOUIS, Aug. @-WooL-steady; I;
medium, grades. conblng and clothing. f4Q
2sc; light ine lsG22c; heavy fine, Nql7e
tub washed, $50 3Sizc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-MoNEY-on call
no loans. Time loans, steady; sixty days
6 per cent? ninety days and SIX months
per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPERS per
cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-steady at
sIsis5oiI $40 for demand and at A.S1B for
sixty-day bills. posted rates, AS2h and
SAs5h commercial bills, A.So&d46A-
sILVER-Bar, 6e7sc; Mexican dollars
b1hc.
BoNDs-Government, steady1 railroad
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. a.-METALs-No
special features developed in the local
market in the absence OF cables and BUSH
ness was quiet. Spot tin was quoted at
eleetroly tic, 1880; casting TSE. Lead Is
hrnIiy held on spot with quotations rang
ing from 6.75G5ss. spelter Is quoted at
mand at the recent advance.
ST LOUIS. Aug. S.-METALS-Lead
frm, $50; spelter duh. S-s7h.
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Artiefts.l open High.l Low. Close.l Yes'
Wheat
May. y...l77d77ik7Ih0%l I6k T7%l 7Ih
Sept. .l7lRT2k T2ssl 7l%t 72ikl 72h
Dec. ...l725s73Ik T3Ikl T2&,73AdAl 73
Flax
E::.=: $:: B:: BB:: II ii IL IL Ii l.
Milwaukee Grain Market

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 25, = WHEAT :
Steady; No. ] northern, T747sc; No. 2 north
ern, 54G7c; December. 7rkc.
RYF-Stea6y; No. !. $50 fSec.
RARLEY-steady; No. 2. 55deec; sample,
coRN-steady; No. 3 cash. 4s1sa4s14c;
September: 4skc.
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puIuth GRAIN Mrrket.

DULUTH! Aug. a-wHEAT-No. 1
northern. 7ss; No. 2 northern. 761kc; Decem-
ber 73&.ci May, 7Sc
oATS-on track, sOc; new to arrive and
August, 2S1kc
RYE-53c
BARIEY-35645c
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sioux CITY 1--we stock nMrket.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. 25-(Special Teie-
gram. m.)-CATTLE-Receipt 100 head: mar
an6 mixed. s2.s01460 stockers and feeders,
s2.75Sl4So; calves and yearing. $2.50a3 T5
HOGS-Receipts, 45o0 head; market SC
&. 1Om5.g5.
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Ciose.l Yes!
Il asked B bid.

a asked y bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 8. 1 car, 64kc: no grade, /
car. CSC.
OATS-No. 4. 1 car. N1io.
Omaha Insh Prices.
WHEAT.No. ? hard. s4lsaSshs; No. :
spring, 651fQ66c.
CORNING. 3, 4shd4s1sc; No. 8 yellow,
44Q4fikc; No. white, 45145i1c.
OATS-Eo. 8 mixed. NGr27ikc; No. white,
28Q31fc; No. white, 27kQ27hc.
RYE-No. 9, SIC; No. 8, 4s1hc.
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Merchandise apa specie.

NEW YORK. Aug. a.-Total Imports Of
merchandise and dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending today were
valued Al S16,236.61S Total Imports OF
specie wexe Si50ls silver. and s31s.kl0 gold.
Total exports Of specie were ssols SIS silver,
ana 6.ot0 gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
SUNDAY
YESTERDAYS SHIPMENTS
CATTLE.

Inc following shows the number OF cars
or stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points Of destination:
CATTLE. Cars
Thomas Martin, Carson, lar I.......... 2
M. II. Welton, Wiota, lar. I............
w. Burgin, Council Bluffs. lar I....... 3
Q. n. Blakesler, Marne. lar. I.......... i
J. II. Mank, Griswold, Ia,-Q................
w. H. Mank. Griswold, LAG. .............
steve Anderson. Winkelman, Ia-Mn.....
W. II. Goodwin, Madison-U. P............
9. s. Caulkins, Aurora-Q.............. i
y. ]. Osler, Walnut. Ia-R. I.............. 8
John linen. Garrison-Q. -Q................... l
n. +. Price, Carson, lar I.....,....... Z
S. M. Beachey. Strawsville-Mo. P........
Ellis Kenich, Hoskins-M. q Os............ 2
y. P. Nelson, Wisner-N. W............... ]
g: F. Crannell, Tekamah-M. & O..........
w. w. Adams. Winkelman, Ia.-Mii. ......
Henry Hickey. Neols, Ia.-Mil; :,::......
r. Joyce Co., Jersey City, N. J.--Mil......
/. T. Spangler Walnut lar. I,..........
SHEEP. DID.
John Iverson, Inwood. Ia.--Mil. ............
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Clearing House Averages.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s4,290,ol5 over
the legal reserve requirements. This Is a
decrease Of $2.S11,4 425 as compared with last
week, The statements follows:
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81. Joseph Live stocIs Marke.

Receipts, 2sl head; market steady; ma
tives, s4.so9s,io; cows and helfers. $3.50
94e0; stockers and feeders. s300Gp4 rs.
HOGS-Reeeipts. 5,s71 head: market
steady to s. higher; light. s6.1bQ6s0:
medium and heavy. S5.s1h d620
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, SIS
head: market steady.
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ToIedo seeI Narlxet.
and Rnnin-

TOLEDO, o.. Aug. &.-sEED-CioveI
cash. $3.50: October. $7.55: December, S.55
timothy, ti95; alsike. $40.
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turs., quiet, ssptsmber. - t7d; December.
C0fN-spot nrm; Amerioan mixed, new.
u Cd; American mixed. old, nominal Fu-
tures quiet; esptsmber, - $50; Docomber.
~ "a; January, n 2Ae.
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Landau Clo.inr stocks.
LONDON. Aug, S.-Closlng quotations

SlLVER-Bar. STEADY; 30 1915 per cent.
MONEY-2h42A per cent
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is SA per cent; for three
months bills, 35-16q5as per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 25.--CATTLE-
market slow; native shipping and o.
port steers, t5.75@ $3.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers. sI.l01s.s5; steers uno y
feeders. s2.oO9i.s5; cows and he'' ~ !,
s2,75@5.75; Gamers. s1.2592.I0; bulls,
i2.i5@a,so; calves, ts.75G675; Texas and
Indian steers. $3.5o@ $40; cows and heif-
ers. S20093.50.
HoGS-Reeelpts. $500 head: market Sc
higher; pigs and lights, te.o0@s.5o; pack
ers, t5.759 e45; butchers and best heavy.
s630G 6.45.
STEEP AND LAMns-Receipts. none.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
New York Live stocI. Morkct.

NEW YORK, Aug. &.-BEEVES-Re-
ing steady: derssed beef quiet at 7@9Hc
per pound for native sides. Exports 800
cattle and $500 quarters of beef.
CAI.VES-Receipts, 81 head; all con-
signed direct; no trade for lack of stock /:
nominally steady for good light veals
weak for heavy and coarse calves. Dressed
calves steady at 9nl3hc per pound for
dressed veals; 6Qf12c for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 4,764
head; market for sheep steady; no strictly
15eP26c lower; sheep. s3.60a6. .o0; culls, s2O0QD
3.eo; common to good lambs. s7256S. 62it
HOGS-Receipts, Ass head; all for
slaughter; nominaily firm on Buffaio ad-
vices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-coFFEE-Market
Lprees TO a decline Of ave points ID spite
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26


CATrLE-There were no cattle today, as
usual on Saturday, but the receipts for
the week root up not far from the same as
year ago. There will be noted, how e ' err
from the table at head of this column a
large increase Of arrivals over last week
Saltle alone OF all other kinds OF stock
SHOW failing of for the month to date as
compared with last year.
The supply OF desirable cornfed beeves
mas been very light all the week. while the
demand has been quite good, combination
OF circumstances whic.i always means a
good market. The trade on this kind of
t~ttie sds active on most oLys ana at tue
close OF the week prices are practically IN
the same notches as a week a. 20. The uest
cattle nave sold at $3.50. Western beef
they have shown more OF less weakness.
The best grades recovered little toward
the latter part of the week and are not
kinds are little on with the most decline
on common to fair grades.
| The best grades Of cornfed cows and heif-
ers. OF which hardly enough are coming TO
make a test of the market, would be about
steady for the week, but the general run OF
the stuff is lower, Fair to sod kinds are
| not to exceed 10ai5c lower, but some OF the
more common and undesirable kinds have
| sold possibly as much as l5q2ec lower. AS
q general thing the market during the week
| lack Of snap to the trade.
Buyers have been looking for good.
having both weight and quality have sold
quite freely at about steady prices In TACT
! there has been no material change on cat
/ tie of that description IN either direction.
! The lighter cattle and, in fact the heavy
cattle, lacking quality have mad a down
| ward tendency, and at the close OF the week
| are 10a15c lower than last week.
uEIFERS.
No. Av Pr. No. Av. Pr.
HOGS-Steady TO SC higher would in brief
! express the situation that prevailed In the
| hog market this morning. Heavy moss on
/ the rough order sold generally IN about the
| same notches as yesterday. with toe good
heavy loads strong. Light mixed hogs wers
also strong. with good lights generally Sc
! higher than yesterday. The trade was
! fairly active at the advance and the most
| OF hogs changed hands In very fair season
| in the morning. Owing to there being a
| liberal showing OF light hogs, with not so
many rough heavy sales on paper, snow
quite little better than yesterday.
| Receipts OF hogs this week nave beer
light compared with the previous week
but still heavier than year az :, as will
be noted from the table at head OF column
The market started out higher at the be
I ginning of the week. but after Monday
tended lower until Thursday. when the low
point OF the week was reached. The i'm
| provement at the close Of the week leaves
/ the market on an average only about M
lower than Il was last Saturday. As mat
ter Of fact some kinds OF hogs have shown
a much greater decline than that. while
others are selling almost as well owing q
the fact that prices have shifted somewhai
on the different grades
ReuresentattVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
New York Mining Stocks,
Rnnlk CIenrinr on the Weelr.

OMAHA, Aug. 25,--Bank :ings for
today were S1,334,1 1854, and for the or
responding day last year. s1,2s7.0sS. o..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
lowing were the receipts of noIr

on the Produce exchange today the bui-
ter market was 1rm; oreameries. lsg2sc
s.arls, lIsSts EsE sT.,s r%; rat. z. mark ,
firsts. isc. extras, Nc. Cheese. steady
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Ne Fresh Receipts OF sheep or
Lambs of COnsequenee-For
the Week Prices Are
Steady TO strong.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. Is, 1905
CATTLE QUOTAT

The following will show the price paid
Tor the different kinds of cattle on the
south Omaha market:
Good TO choice corn-fed steers. IS. .eOds2 q
Fair to good corn-fed steers ...... 4s5Sfs 90
Common 10 fair corn-fed steers. A5Gd4 55
Good to choice range steers.... I.50(IS q
Eair to good range steers.......... S.15Q ~
common 10 fair range steers. ..... 3. coos 90
Good to choice COWS and heifers.. =. 3.7S3 l. 10
Ealr 10 good cows and heifers..... 2.5CQ3 20
common to fair cows and heifers. L75Gl2.S 50
Good TO choice stockers a feeders. S.T56ik IS
Ear to good stockers and feeders. 3.4013.75
common to fair steckers. s............ 2. .7bSI3 40
Bulls, stays, etc...................... 25Dii3 rs
veal calves 1896. rs
The following table shows the average
price OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons: