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THE BEE: OMAITA. TTIUftSDAY, AUGUST 11. 1010.
'i. ... ' !! 1.1 .L -...I- - ...-..
ti !.; native- beif..r. $.1 tn..V; bull. $3.25
ii4 I.'.; rHvr $4 t ;.;."..) . .
IJOC.S 1 eclptx. J" '4 liri1; inArket.
ted ; bulk nf sales. A.2''fi'1 ; hcay. $i.l
4.1 .'.: p:n kor ami butcher $.s.8'.'.fvfl0; light,
8.V KK.. - ...
SHKKP AM I.A Ml!!-Receipt . 6.f8i
head; market, sl--ly; Uiml., $;.iv,r IK:
ycaiiltiKS, 4 ; wethers, . t"S.7'vt4.:i6;
ewri, $;..! 4. 10; jlmkerj n:,il feeders, $2.5
U.2i.
Cllll; I .'&' Mlhiit MtHKI'T
Cattle and SbWM tOhk ' In Prices
Hogs "troaa.
CHICAtiO, rAuir. )0. CATTLE-Receipt.
22.000 heud: market elttw atid weak; beeves.
34.li.Vi8.4't; Texa steer. $.1 ,"V(i.'..P; western
steer. 4.nVit."A; stockrr nml feeders, $1 ou
ftHWi r.iwa and liters. $36b';i4;.5i; inlvi'v
$r!.rns.60.
HOG: Receipts, 10 000r head; market,
strung; light.. $."i9lf;, niix 1, $7.S.Vo. ..-;
hrnvv, $7.0iS4f.: rough, $7..Vi 7 .7f; good to
choice heavy, 7.7i.4'-;-pl, fc.UKHD.UTi; built
of nnle. J7.M.iS.2.'.
SHEEP AN1 IAMnS-nncll't". ts,f
bend; mnrkct. weuk; unlive. 22:,,Mhu;
western, $JjiTl?r; yearlttms, 4 ai6.50.
lambs, native, $4.25'.su; wf.mrn, $-1 2;xc,i65.
St. Joeih Live Mock Market.
st josr.ru.- Aug. w cattli;-iv-
eclpts, 8.500 head market MeoJy; fleers. $4.50
!!t7.il; row and heifers, $2.51 il.W; calvr.
HOOS Rcce-'pts. S.610 head: market steady
anil strong; tmlk of sales, $S UUK.OO.
HIIEKH1 AND' I.AM US-Receipts, . 500
hes1; market steady 'to strong; Iuiii Ins i.5(
(.I.AI AXI. PKIhiiil r uAliKKl
mm sj mm W mm V V
Wjieat it Inclined to Work Lower on
Soft Cables. '
j Ilacon. dimly; boxed extra shorts, 12c;
elt.ur rlt.M I ) . ahnrl ploar, llle
KOI Ll HV-vf.ilei; ititrKfim, Hi, sprlne-s.
He; turkey, l-.i2:k-; duck. 9Ul2c; geese,
t(c.
HI TTKR Stead v : creamery, 2T,f4o.
EOtiS-Steady; ISc.
BeeeiptB. fnipmenT
CORN TRADES ARE
Fhiur. bbla...
heat, hu....
Tf-XXTTTT? torn. tu
of tha Tradlna;.
7
.140.')
. 17i0
bu 1M.O0O
11,0.1)
114.VM
44.00
WEATHEU l TUB GRAIN BBLT
Vftr tka rirat Break In Wheat lor
Vj'lrmed t'p n Later la Nirroir
f mm Varhaaa-ed Keatttrra
10 1910 i river eaut over tha upper MlHllealppI valley
,' . ',,''. lake region, and they continued niod
...h , lerata generally from the Rocky mountain
er north- . "..!. . u.... a .ii.hi hi
Contlaaed Fair la (ha Prediction ol
tbeWeatker Man,
OMAHA, Aug. 10. 110.
Temperature re illghtly lower than at
tha tamo hour Tuesday from the MIourl
OMAHA, Aug. 10,
. Tha wht market waa incllnei:
lower early on aoft cable and easier nort
wet markets, where a run of new rpiing
wheat 1 on. Export buiines Is Oenied,
and advlcaa from Krance are mora fuvoi
abla. Early trullng In corn wi at Rllghtly
lower level), owing to the slump In wneat
and favorable crop new. Falllr.g off In
receipt' (a a atrengthenlng factor, and
trader are favoring the hull ido.
Wheat waa lower b the atari on weak
cable and lower northweat market!!. HcdK
lng fcolen In the nearby future keeps vl
ke on the down point, while lnvnatraent
purphama are holding the dlrtant future.
Com firmed up after the firt break with
wheat. Later the market waa narrow and
unchanged. Crop new throughout the belt
In favorable, but receipts are falling off
and Do aelllhg prenmire in evidence.
Primary" wheat receipt were Msl.000 bu.
and ahlpmenta were 481.000 bu., agalnat r
celpt laat vear of 1,170,OUO bu. and abip
tiient of Hr.OuO bu.
Palmary corn receipt were 299.000 bu. and
.ahlpmenta were 37.000 bu., agalnat receipts
lust year of WO.000 bu. and ahspment of
877.00 bu.
Clearance'' 'were lt.OOO bu. of corn, 2,000
bu. -of oat and wheat and flour euual to
Ml.ooe hu. '. '
Liverpool rloned unchanged to Hd lower
tn wheat and Sd lower on corn.
Local range of option:
Article. Open. High. Low. Cloae. Yery.
"W'heat-I ,
;.Kept...l'.
. lec..;.J .
Corn I
Kept... I
Deo.... I
.fept,
Dc...
t
67?.
4s1
4i
J4h. S4N,
I
34HI
59V4
bV.i
34
8ti
eat over' the centrol valley. A llght. but
Kenr.ral rife In tempeiature 1 hown In the
northwest, with a barometric depression
moving iown from the Canadian province
und condition are favoiable for a llglit
rise In temperature In thl vicinity by
Thuri-day. llln have fallen within the
laat twenty-four hour along the Ml
alKSippl river and east over the Ohio valley
and lake region and continue In the upper
portion of the Ohio valley thl morning.
No precipitation worthy of mention ha
occurred west of the Mississippi river Blnce
the preceding report, except aome light
hower In aouthern Colorado, New Mexico
and Arixona, and the weather In generally
fair In the valleys and throughout the Wet
this morning and will 'continue fair In this
vicinity tonight and Thuraday.
I!tl0 1909 im 1907
iMInlmum temperature.... 19 75 - M 78
precipitation w i . w
Normal temperature for today, T de
pendency In precipitation lnce March 1,
14.14 Inches.
Deflcienoy corresponding period In 1909,
.81 of an Inch.
Excess, coiiespondlng period In 1908. .20
of an inch.
L. A, WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Rearlon Bnlletln.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at ft a. m., 76th meridian time,
W ednesday, August 10, 1810: ,
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Kaln- '
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
' ' T 1 Omaha Caatt Prloee.
WHEAT No"' a"l)ard, DfWic; No.
hard, t46v; Nn hard, haiiJi'. nominal;
rejected hard, Si90c; No. 2 spring, 4(jiWc,
nominal; No. 3 tiring, K14iHao.
COHN-.No. 3 white, 61 & 61V; No. i white,
laPVic; No. t -White, ettVic; to. i yellow,
t9uc; No.- I yellow, WtttfrSStic; No. 4
yelUJW, 58Vj(iii59c; No. 2, KV0, nominal;
No 3,' 5ai4lit)ilVic; No. 4, GaoMSc; no grade,
afkjjSoc. .:
OATS No. '2 white, 33c, nominal; stand
ard, 36c, nominal; No. 3 white, 34.W36c; No.
white, MHSi; No. 3 yellow, S233c;
No., 4 yellow, al'S32c.
HARLKV No. 1 feed, nominal; re-
Jectd.. OiQfAo,
. :T6a77c; NO. 5 TWIK. . .
':,-. Carlo! Hecolnta,
Wheat.
...DM
...2I2
2a
... 80
Corn. Oats.
120 . o02
43 "
Chlcsgd
Mlnneupoll
Omaha
Duluth
CHICAGO GhAI AND mOVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board ot Trade.
CIliCAtX), Aug. w: It wa a nervou
trade In .wheat' Oil day, with prioes back
and forth over a, narrow range. MovemeiM
, of loaded; car to, elevators here wu caae
less, , and weighed on' tha market, but on
the other hand,-, cable new wan bullish
and there appeared some chance for export
toale. The close showed a net decline of
H&vio for .he Keptember option, o leea
for Pex-ember, ' with May at exactly laat
Writ', level. A" final ga.in of a shade to
a waa flie record In corn.
Oatg ;'flnlhed., unchanged to Ho lower,
with provision' 'Irregular, 10422V4o. up to
10c off. -UlverpooY qyotatlorm were prac
tically the came aa twenty-four hour pre
vious, and there were few export chains
today. Anttolptttlon of foreign 'bustnen,
nertRetesayiauttted .-aaiai check oa : aelttng
jtreesurv. i -i ,: ' ' "- ' "'
Corn waa-well bought late In the keeelon
because of some doubtful1 crop reports.
Hep tern ber ranged from 63VkfP3o, with the
close firm at 3Hlft3"4c, a rise of Hc
above laat night's figures. The cash mar
ket waa firm: No. 3 ' yellow told latest
Wt Rj;:'i '- -. '.'
iMorete5rv"' lee' pculatlve support waa
JtlvenMO-eat In 'consequence of the flrm
tie of 'corn. September -varied from MV4c
to: H4KrSH''io, with the final tmdeu He down
at 86iy.i436c.
-In provision there' waa some fore-lgn buy
g of distant futures, with a net advance
v' So resulting for lard, and 10-jiiOo for
riba, but pork was unchanged to 10c down.
"'The leading futures ranged a follows:
Ashland, Neb....
Auburn, Neb
Broken Bow Neb
Columbus, Neb..
CulberUon, Neb.
Falrbury, Neb...
Fairmont, Neb..
Gr. Island, Neb
86
to
81
m
Si
81
81
61
60
12
48
' 62
54
61
65
48
-..00
.00
.IM)
.00
.1)0
.00
.00
.00
' .o
.00
.no
.00
' .00
.00
.,.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloar
Clear
. Clear
Clear
Clear
Cl.ar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clesr
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Hartington, Neb. 85
Hasllnes. Neb..., 81
Holdrege, Neb.... 82 ., 66
Oakdale, Neb 77 . 47
Omaha, Neb 80 69
Tekamah, Neb... 83 48
Alta, la 76 61
Carroll, la 80 ,,49
Clarinda, la 76 48
Plbley, la 78 4B
Sioux City, la..'. 78 60
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Temp. Rain
District. Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus, O IT 8 K .20
Louisville. Ky 19. . 86 68 .50
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 78 60 .10
Chlcna-o. Ill M .. 82 58 .30
St. Louis, Mo 13 82 68
Des Molne, la.... 11 .80 64
Minreapolls, Minn. 30 . 7 46
Kansas City. Mo.. 24 84 60
Omaha. Neb 19 80 62
Cool weather prevalla In the upper val
leys and lake region, and temperature
continue moderate In all other portions of
the) corn and wheat region. Rnlns ocourred
within .the last twenty-four hours in the
Mississippi and Ohio valleya and lake re
gion. A. fall of 1.10 inches ocourred at
Bardstown, Ky.'
L. A. WELSH, .
' Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
XRW YORK GENERAL MARKET
NErt YOKK S LOCUS AND BUNDS
Spir.it of Caution Exhibited by Spec
ulators on Market.
NO DJTERBUf TI0N TO RECOVERY
Averane Storks Bell Over Five rolnta
Higher Than Two Weeks Aavo
Active Market Leaders Ad
vance Still Higher.
NEW TORK. Aug. 10.-A spirit of caution
on tha part of those who have been operat
ing In the stock market for an advance In
prices began to manifest Itself In trie action
of thp market today. The feeling wa
based as much on tho duration and extent
of the recovery as on any positive devel
opments bearing on values. ....
The low prices of the year were touched
two weeks ago and no Important Interrup
tion to the recovery has ticcurrd since that
time. The average prices of the stocks
usually selected as most representative of
the whole market sold this morning rather
t.'ore than five points higher than two weeks
ago. in tne active market leaders the art
var.e has been greater, reaching from
about ten to thirteen points in a number
of cases.
Aa the recovery . ha proceeded the de
mand to borrow stock for delivery has di
minished and today there was reported In
the loan department the return of blocks
of stocks which have been so borrowed for
delivery.
Btgns appeared of an Increased disposi
tion to sell stocks which were taken to
mean that buyers at the lowest prices
were desirous to convert their profit into
cash.
The former wai representative for copper
both in London and New York In response
to the Improvement In the statistical posi
tion of that metal. The poliey of reduced
output by the leading producers is ac
cepted aa a fact at present, but there re
mains the fear that the consumptive de
mand hitherto sustained at high figure,
will be affected now by the tendency to
wards recension which show in other In
dustries. Another Item In the day's metal statistic
waa the statement of the July output of
gold at the Rand, showing 038,714 ounces
valued at 113,665,416. Except for the 6fi0,
643 fine ounces of December 108, which was
affected by the adjustment of the previous
year s unaccounted residue, the July pro
dtictlon constitute a record month. The
fact Is not without bearing on the prospect
lor continued relinquishment of bank re
serves through the gold supplies In the
London market. Time lon - rates were
shaded In New York today, six months
money being placed at 4 per cent.
Bonds were Irregular. Total -sales, par
value, 31,422,000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stocks today were.:
Balm. HUH. ixw. uiom.
N'. kVuSc;
Mulct; Coruova.
8 intos,
llKil l'J'.i.'
No. 4, Mild,
rvv fork Money .market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-MONEY-On call,
easy; I'tjJ per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; closing b.d, l4j per cent; offered at
li pr cent. Time loans, en'ler; sixty days,
2V3 per cent and ninety days, 8'yii3 per
cent; six months. 4Vtr4T Per cent: -some
loans at 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-6VS
P"TrIuLIN(l EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4.83501D
4 KM) for sixty-day bills and st 14 AM for
demand: commercial bills, $4.63 4 834.
SILVER Bar, Itf'tc: Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad Ir
regular. iioa.ng quotation on bonis today were
a follows:
.100 Int. V. M. 4Vi 41
.7U'4,Jpir 4 IT4
.101 1o 4H 44
.l'lK. to. Ul 11
I'tSL . 4h. it 1J1.... IIS
.114t I. A N. lint. 4s !
. tl M. K. A T. lit it... 7
lot . "do n. 44 MVt
rarifle 4i 7
It. H. of M. 4HI 3Vfc
V. C. s. S '.... 'A
re.,
I. . rf. I,
do coupon
V. . Is, r..
do coupon ...
V. I. 4i. rg...
do coupon ...
Allli-Clial. lit
Am, A, lis
Am. T. A T. cr. 4l..li Mo.
Am. Tobacco 4a TaXi'S.
do 6s lot N.
4Va.
Armour A Co.
Atth;aon cn.
do cv. 4a ,
do ct. 6b
A. C. L. lat 4a..,
Hal. at Ohio 4s....
do 4a ,
do 8. W, t,a..,
Bra. Tr. ct. 4a...,
ten, of Us. (a..
Can. Laathar 6a..,
C of N. J. . 6
WVi do dab.
W N. T., N.
;4) ,
H.
...1"1K. Il W. 1st c.
. .. m do ct. 4a
... ., Pacltu 4s. .u.
... tl do tm
... SQ. 8, U rfd. 4.
... 4!HPnn. ct. 8va ltlt
, 1044 do ton.. 4a.
... Beading fan.
..121 B. L. 4a S. F. ft-
3
A II.
HV,
Oics. It Ohio Via..luo- to im,
do rat. 6a K48t. U I. W.
Ohl.-.lo A A. tt. (Kla do lat (old
C. B. t Q. I. 4a Rraboard A. L. 4a.
do tan. 4a M .-4o. Pac. col. 4a...
(.'. 14. B P. g ia HH ' do c. 4a
C. It. 1. A P. c. 4a.. 13 ' do lat rat. 4s
dq rtf. 4a Hull), Railway 6a
( 'olo. Ind. ra 7u . do . 4a
Colo. Mid. 4s 4lnln Pacific 4s..
C. 8. r. a. 4 St a. kss., do c. 4a.
I) H. ct. 4a..
U. H. O. 4..
do rf. ua
I.iatlilara' 6a ....
Kne p. I. 4a
do en. 4a
( do cv. 4a, aar. A
do aarla B
Oen. Ulac. cv. (a... Hi
111. On. lat ret. 4a.,
Int. Mat. 4a.
did. Ollarad.
do lat at rat. 4a.,
K'r, 8. itubber la.,,.,
it U. 8. BtMl 11 to. . .
1 Va.-Caro. Cham. 6a
tOtaWabaah lat a
os do lat A ax. aa. ..
U Wnltrn Md. 4a. . . .
(9 Weat. Klec. cv. 6a
Via. Oantral 4a
No. Pac. CT. 6s...
in
9S
lllO
ti
6S
...lul
... M
4a 'H
... 86 Va
4a. 7!V
...1M
. 10
.
. :
. ti
.1U4V
. 74
.100 VI
.lOtt
. t
.101
. ,-i
.KM
. 62H
7SS
SI
1V(
1
1,800 73V. 72
Unotatlona
,irtlcle.:Open. High. Ixw. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat 'I
, riept. i ot i oml i oosii omv, i cms
lo. lot i4V4 1034, 104H1WH
- May 1 08ST, -1 0i I OSVi 1 09 100
"Corn-" ........
- Sept. MHt?V".''S4 63H3S(ffV (S3V.
' Ieo. t"'.l '-' 0H 69 KHi 60S
"May, 62 6i62';;',t,!62Vi,
oats "
ciept. 36i364!ffT. 8fiH 36 6!
' Tec. . Wn'Vsl 38" S84 38--i, ?s;v.
May ' 41 ' lVk 4OT 41
Pork t
ept. It sV 21 15 30 90 21 IS 21 15
' Oct. ' 30 W- 2060 2080 2060 2060
' Jan. 17 86 )8 10 17 76 IS 10 18 00
lArd -!
v Sept. 4 11 46 11 68 11 42 11 65 11 46
lsVct. 11I7V4 11 TA 11 6 11 47H H 37H
Wio4-: - It 10 . U 20 11 07 11 20 U 10
' jarl. ' W 25 14 42H 10 82 10 42Vj
tlba
Hept 11 M 11 42H 11 80 11 42 11 KH
Oct. 10 80 10 95 10 80 10 9fi 10 86
Jan. 40 47Vil as 4V t J7V
No. 2. . 4 ,',
Cash quotations were ts follow:
FLOUR-vSteadyj - winter patents, HfOW
I.Wr whiter straights; I4.5 00; spring
straight, 16.J6til.46; baker. 4.0US.7u.
" RY K No. 2, W4fj78c.
B A RL K Y Feed or mixing. 4Wi54c; fair
'to choice malting, J69o.
. SEhlD Flax. No. 1 outhwestem, $2.30;
No. V northwestern, 12.61 Timothy,. $4-7.
.. Clover, 18.0Ukt13.26.
: PROVISIONS-Meas pork, per bbl., $20.75
-eiQOO. Lard, per 100 lbs., $1156. Short
l ib. .aides, loose, fll OO&U.W. cihoi t cloar
sides, boxed, 11.7 12.00. .
Total olearanoea of wheat and floor were
qual to lsl.UuO bu. Primary receipts were
Liil.OOO bu.; compared with 1,170,OUO bu. the
corresponding-day a year ago. The world's
-visible, supply, ' a shown by Bradstreet's,
Increased l,273,OUi bu.
Idstiniated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
170 oar; eorn, llti car; oat, 699 car; hogs,
17,000 head.
-. Ohlrago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red.
$1 OlVati 1 02H; No. I red, MILOim No. 2
hard, $1.01tjr.7: No. $ hard, fcctj1 01H; No.
1 - northern Spring, ' $1.21!; No. 2 northern
spring, old.. II U; new, 1.0tiai07; No.
, spring, $1.039103. Corn: No. j cash, la1;
W'ic; No. t white. 65Vc; No. J white, iWd
4c; No. t yellow. 65c; No. S yellow M'rj
4Ho. Oat: Ho. 2 cash, ottiriSc; No. 2
white, the; new. 51340; No. 3 white, nev,
SBciold, 3MS7c; No. 4 white, new, 3T.Ii
, SSUc; old, ,30c; . atardard, new, STlc; old.
Sd-ti c.
" BUTTER ftteady; "creameries, . J3tf29c;
dairies, U2c.
EOUS Receipt. 14.018 rase; steady; at
mark. case. .Included. 10ul4c; firsts, 17
mime firsts.
ClIBtC8S Steady; daisies 16c; twin. 1M
lime; young Americas, 16c; long horns, ltic.
.-. POTATOES Steady ; choice to fancy, M3
(ftaSc; fair to good, IIGtifCc.
POULTRY-Kteady; turkeys. 20c; fowl,
of . tha Day on Varloos
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug: 10. FI-OUR-Market
quiet; spring patents, $6.66.00; -winter
straights, $4.604.e6; winter patents, $4.75
1.10; spring clear. $4.So4f4.90; winter extra.
No. 1. $3.75(93.90: winter extras. No. 2, $3.60(9
2.66; Kansas strftlghta, 4 15jS 1 Rye flour,
dull; fair to good, $4-10ta-4.88; cnolo to
fancy, 4.4o4.60. .. , ,
CORN M E A L Steady ; fine white and yel
low, $1.65&1.60; choice, $1.46TJ1.50; kiln dried,
$3.6oi 00. : r .
WHEAT Spot market eay; new No. 2
red, tlM. elevator, and $1.07 V. t. o. b.;
No. 1 northern,- $1.254. t- o. b., to arrive.
There was an easier feeling In the wheat
market under moderate pressure, due to
large receipts and disappointing export de
mand. . .
CORN Firm; No. t, Wio, nominal, ele
vator, domestic basis, to arrive. The option
market waa without transactions, closing
at io net advance; September closed at
71c; receipt. 80,400 bu.; shipments, 1,158
bu. '
OATS Spot steady; mixed, 26 to 32 lbs.,
nominal; natural white, 26 to 32 lbs.. 46
4Mc; clipped white, 84 to 42 lbs., 48V450Vic;
receipts, 77,625 bu.; shipments, 2,200 bu.
HOPrf Quiet: stale, common to choice,
1909, ni'i!3o; 1908, nominal. . Pacific coast,
1&09, 9ylric; 1908, nominal.
PROVISIONS Pork quiet; mess, $25.50;
family, $26.000 26.00; short clear. $:4.00i&.50;
Beef, steady; men, $15.0016.60; family, $19.00
(hl 60; beef hams. $22.OO24.00. Cut meats,
quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., $15.764'
18.00; pickled hams, $18.00. Lard, steady;
middle well ,. prime, . su.w911.fu1 rennea,
easy; continent, $12.35; South America, $13.00
4(13.28; compound, $10.26:810.60.
TALLOW Steady; prime city (hhds.),
$7.25; country, $6.765p7.874j; prime summer
yellow. $9 6O0f9.75; October, $7.7Mt7.78; Nov
ember, $7.12ij;7.13; dreed, $6.905jo.95.
BUTTKR-Strongeri receipt. 10,788 pack
ages; creamery,- specials, 2vic; extra,
U2Ktc; third to first, 24"&27c; state dairy,
common to finest, 22 28c; process, second
to special, 26(fi2c.
CHEESE Firm; receipt, 3.S6J package;
state, whole milk, specials, 15(8 MHo; state,
whole milk, fancy, 14o: state, whole milk.
average prime, ltVitiHHc; state, whole
milk, fair to good. 12iUe: state, whole
cream, common,. 10Q12c; sklma, full to spe
cial. 2W&124C.
EGGS Firm; receipts, 13,438 cases; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, white,
S7U33C. ' - . -
POULTRY Alive, easy; western broilers,
ISc; fowls, l5H(gi6c; 'turkey, 10&14C.
Dressed. Irregular; western broilers, 17j19c;
fowls, 14jj.li',4c; turkey. 17-B-lc,
100
..-tt.ooo
,"'4n
.u 1,100 1 l
400 -lli
600 -iH
4ii
82
144Si
1264
64
U1V4
17
47
i
)
... . 6.0D0
... 1,
400
100
00
I. too
600
HO
4,)0
1,800
1,100
too
'10
.71 8S
. 2.14
-41
32
14S
104
MM
130
1U.
. 46
KM.
16
Kansas City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 10.-WHEAT-September,
979bV4c, bid; December, $1.004
fei.OOH. bid; May, $l.v6Hoio&Vi. sellers.
Cash, unchanged; No. 3 hard. V7V4c&$1.03:
No. $, 97cit$1.0l; No. 2 red, $1.01; No. 1, toctj
l.uo.
CORN September, 02c, sellers; Decem
ber, toQC, bid; May, 60,c, bid. Cash,
unchanged to WQic lower; No. 2 mixed
63Mjc; No. 3 mixed, 63c; No. 2, white, 3e;
No. 8, Wc.
OATS Unchanged; No. t white, S4Hc; No
3 mixed, 33334c.
RYE No. 8, tffi'a.
HAY Unchanged te 60o lower; choice
timothy, $U614.U0; choice prairie, $11.00(3
11.2ft.
BUTTER-Creamery. ; S,4r; first, tSe;
seconds, 21c; packing stock, 20V4c
KUGS Extras, 21c; first, 19c; seconds,
10c. .
Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bu 189,000 168.0UO
Corn, bu W.ono 43.0JO
Oiiiu, bu 8.000 V.OuO
Allla-Chalmers Pfd 100 irt 2
A malia mated foppar J0,"0 . 664 65",
Amarican Asrlcultural .... 100 43, 43
Amorlran Bat Sugar 1.400 , 3d 3416
Amarican Can I.IK) 8 OH
Amarican C A F 700 47 46
AmoHcaa Cotton Oil........ too 8 66V1
Amarican H. a k pfd...:. ' too 17 . ' 17
Am. Ice securities
American Unseed .......... r lt 111
American Locomotive ' 1,000 I7H 3tt
lmMln fl A H ....... 19.A1M SHU. .
WlAm, 8. A R. pfd 100 102H lwi
00 ( Am. steel Foundries auO 44 44Sa
.00 Am. Busar Kenning 100 116 1U
.00 1 American T. A T 1.400 1U1 122
American Tobaoco pfd M0 82 2
American Woolen .......... 1X) 37 27T4
Anaconda Mining Co. 2"0 41 4
Atchlaon .k0 WSa 97
Atcbtaon pfd 800 tt n
Atlantlo I'out Una........ , 100 1U 110
Baltimore Ohio 1.100 108 107
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 3.800 16 75
Canadian Paciflo 3.400 190 1W
Central Leather - 1,800 Si 84
Central Leather pfd too lot 106
Central of New Jersey.
Chesapeake A Ohio
r!hlcajco aV Alton
Chicago Ot. W., new. 800 24 .23
c. o. w, pro ,-(- Ta
Chicago A N. W .7... 1.500 146 144
C. M. A St. P 4,400 12414 183
a, 0., c. A st. l.: :
Colorado F. A I - 600 2 i2s
Colorado Boutnern.,...., 100 6S 63
Conaolldated Qas "16,000 1J0 J2S7
Cora roducU - . .r..v J " W0 14 1 )4H
Delaware i Hadeo. .
Denver m Rio- Oraods
D. A R. O. pfd...
Distillers' Becuiitlet
Brie -
Erie let pfd
Erie 3d pfd
General Klactrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctle..
Illinois Central
Inlerborough Met.
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester .
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump ,
Iowa Central ,.'....
K. a southern 1 "
K. C. 80. pfd..... l"0 i i
Laclede Gas .ww H ii'i-sj
Loalavllle A NaahTllle SCO IWSi laa
Minn. aV St. Loals
M . 8t P. A 8. 8. M 2o0, 181 128
S.; K. A T 1.800 32 38
M., K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourt Pacific , 600 51 61
National Blacutt
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. M pfd
New York Ontral......
H. Y., O. W... ......
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Paolflo Mall
Pennsylvania
Peof's's '
p.. c C". at. u
Pittsburg Coal
Preaaed Bteel Car
Pullman Palace Car....
Railway Bteel spring...
Reading
Kepubllo Steel
Kepublle SUtel pfd
Rock Ulead Co
Rock laland Co. pia....
St. L. A 8. F. M pta..
BX. Louis 8. W
SL U 8. W. pfd........
Blaea-Bheffteld B. a 1..
Southern Paclfte .,
Southern Railway
So. Hallway pfd
Tenneaaes Copper
Teiaa A Paclllo i
T., St. L. W
T.. BU L. A W. pfd....
Inlon Paclfte
Union Paolfia pfd
United Stales Realty...
United State Rubber...
United State Steel
l. a. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
V abaa
Wabash, pfd
Western Maryland
Weatlnghouaa Klectrlo
Western Union W 4
Wheeling L. B l- 5s
Total salee for the day, 447, J0 share.
. 1.100
. 8,000
. 6,300
. 8O0
400
1110
. 8,400
400
. 11,100
. 800
.' " ioo.
400
' "iioo
. 16,100
600
'ilioo
. 1.100
800
400
. 200
400
. 21,800
too
8iu
300
400
4O0
400
. 61.8.W
8O0
. too
. 1,6110
101,000
.. 1.60
. 1,404
. 1,6-10
Cv)
,. 1,100
lov
,i
6 J
38
118
41
4
87
116
25
12
106
"ii"
16
'ii
142
30
ii
68
38
24
60
61
114
82
64
85
26
ZJ
49
14
3
68
!
70
116
47
6
1.
36
44
'51
38
118 .
40 ,
i
47
116
li
'ii"
83
"t
140
30
'j
63 .
38
14
68
80
119
82
63
lo
16
23
4
164
83
6
88
16
4:
66
. 17
84
44
26
66
43
33
8
46
6
' 86
19
12
8
7
103
44
118
132
2
21
a
H
' e
106
Mi
24
-.5
1K8
84
l'H
2.0
Ii
39
23
. '
143
128
73
29
68
129
; 14
-we-r
86
7t
2
. 34
41
31
148
124
53
128
' 16
46
"92
, 1
10
, 40
16
28
60
101
138
23
129
82
68
60
11
61
38
112
. 40
.. 86
61
116
23
12
106
94
16
34
166
81
141
. 80
i
62
38
24
. 67
10
118
34
62
24
26
22
4
165
S
6
34
6
115
4i
68
17
34
43
60
63
6
Local t-curltles. ,
- Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr., 633 Omaha National bank building:
Bid. Asked.
Beatrice Creamery C6.
City Nat. bk. Bids. 6. 1826
City of Omaha 6a, 1813
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a, 1914..1......
tlerman Fire Insurance....,
Houaton Water 6a, 1644
Iowa Portland Cement 1st Mtg. 6e
International Con. Co., bonua -
Kanaaa (las and Eleo. 7 per cent pfd..
Lincoln Traction Co. 6 per cent,, !,!..
Neb. Tel. stock 8 per cent.....
Omaha Water Co. 6a, 1844. ,
Omaha Gaa, 1317
Omaha K. L. A P. 6s, 1183
Omaha A C. B. 8. R. pfd, 6 per sent
Omaha A C. B. 8. R. 6s. 1823... .
Omaha Klectrlo Light pfd ,
Pacific T. at T. 6a, 1887....
State Insurance Co. ...... .v.
Seattle, City ot, .5a. 1826,.,.-
Trl-Clty R. A L. Co. 6a, 1823
3
80
101
.'
ioi"
88
64 -66
86
, 8
, 86
, 68
35
62
64-
Union Stock Yards stock. South Omaha
Rocky Mountain Fuel.,,..
Weeiern Pacific .5a. ...... .,......
Vi
, 110
104
96
8
1.10
108
6714
106
108
100
3
106
96 '
100
8
83 .
66
63
' !
u
6
150
107
7
67
Oil AilA LIVES WCK MARKET
Receipts of Range Cattle Holding
Up Well.
HOGS SHOWING SOME STRENGTH
Sheep Receipts Liberal for tho Iay
and Large for the Week, While
Prices Show Little or
No Change.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 10, 1910.
Receipts were: Chttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.1S7 3.2"4 24,1.19
Official 'lucsday 8.114 8.777 15,042
Extlmnte Wednesday.... 4,tJ2 9,'JM l..9
Tl.tee days this week. ...19,10:1 21,0,!" 4:tV-0
Hume days laat wek. .. .22.701 21.157 - 4225
Same days 2 weeks ago.. 18. 8u 2.!Ml Mttai
Same days $ weeks ago. .20.812 lf.268 41,227
Same days 4 weeks ago. .11.623 17.115 3.t7
Same day last year 16,224 15,7s3 81,3'i
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date aa compared with last
year: 1910. ism,. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 594,037 530.387 67,6o0
Hogs 1.342,971 1,688,218 246,298
Sheep 901.906 820,214 131,891
Hie following tsiile aliou the average
price of hog at South Omaha for the last
several day, with comparisons:
Dates. 1910. 1900.1908.,lM7.19Ot.19Oj.19u4.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
31..
10...
7 69,
T t4
7 74H
7 69
7 7
7 70Vs
e
7 89V
7 7S
7 44
e I
' 49
7 64
7 62
7 6-1
7 681
709
7 49
411 8 01 6 32 6 68
..44
6 33
6 Sh
6 88
46
86
30,
I 93
6 91
6 96
i 83
6 86
5 77
b 741
6
( 151
8 11
6 23
8 32
e
8 20
8 21
8 11
8
6 69
6 73
6 63
t 66
t 75
e
6 79
6 84
6 84
4 99
4 ft
4 94
6 08
t 06
6 01
e
6 11
$ 87
t hflfei'S... 820 3 40 4 feeder.. 9.6 I M
The Kollan.1 Co. Wyo.
20s cows.... ,si. a 70 42 cows...., ty i to
Charles Fields Mmit.
If atcr..10M i 13 calvs... 416 5 00
3 citlVes. .. T6 4 00 7 steers. ...psr7 IU
7 steers.... 9W 4 4.1 ltcoas !3 3
10 cows..'... 9iK( J 00 11 cows 811 2 90
t calve-v.. li 8 00 4 ci' Ives... 146 4 1 0
SoIwht, Anderson ft Selwav M-ml.
13 steer. ...10:6 $ CO 14 calves... 30. 5 2.
14 Sleeps..'.. 9t7 4 40 13 cow 3 75
6 cows...,'. 7i 3 20 7 heifers... f-'l 3 10
10 caws,.... 796 3 10 ft cows 777 2 .
K. C. l.andern-Mont.
fleers.., .1100 4 no u cows 821 J 70
T steers.... WK 3 60
Luther Punning Mont.
steer.. ..1014 4 8R 19 ters.... 10 4 0
10 cows.,... 972 8 90 $ heifer... 7, 3 80
HOG3 Hog trade ruled strong on a fully
normal supply today, a compared ' With
yesterday's average trade. Nlckle ad
vances were scored In both divisions and
some steady business was also transacted,
salesmen' opinion depending largely upon
the treatment they received yesterday.
Heavy hogs acted much better than yester
day and aold relatively hinher than good
mixed and lights... Uood heavies moved
readily at $7.7.V4j7.RO, and mixed brought
$7.90 or better. Lights commanded $8 KHj
8 2 j and on' up a high as $8.40, which was
tho best price paid.
Demand was. active from All ntmrtcra,
outside orders calling for fully 1.000 head.
Competition was healthy throughout, as
mlpht be expected, and most of the pens
were, emptied with three hours after the
opening. Hulk of sales ranged from $7.75$f
800 a compared with yesterday' bulk of
$7OTj8.00.
For the three days this week the trade
hn been more -or less encouraging to
sellers, although advance have not been
very large. Current price are all of 15c
higher than thoe of lBst Saturday, or
light around 75c higher than those a year
ago. Top price paid at this point a year
ago today was $7.60. ,
Representative sate
7 81 7 41! 0 6 85 6 8e 6 8o 6 02
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards for the twenty
four hours ending at 8 p. m. August 10:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. & St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Facfic
C. & N. W., east
C, St. P., M. A O...
C, B. A Q., east ,
C.,' U. & Q., west....
C, R. 1. & P., east..
C, R. I. & P., west.
C O. W
Total receipts
2
1
, 2
37
: ii
2
, of!
6
1
.181
e
1
4
4fi 10
2 1
10
4
19 10
4
i
142 23
85
Iloston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Aug. 10. Closing quotations on
stocks' were aa
Alloues
Amal. Copper ....
A. Z. L. A 8
Arlaona Com
Atlantic
B C C. 8 8, I
Butte CoallUon ...
Cal. & Ariiona.
Cat. 48 Htcla...
Centennial ',
Copper liange C. C.
E.st Butte C, 11...
Franklin '.,
Glroux Con. ,
Oranby Con ;
Qreene Cananea
follows'
41 Mohawk 4
65 Nevada Con 30
33 Nlulaeing Mines 0
16 North Butt 17
4 North Lake -
14 Old Dominion 87
16 Osceola 130
.....64 t'arrott g.
60A- (ju1ncy
A C
16Briannon
66 'Superior
18 Superior A B. M..
10 Superior A P. C...
1!Ianiarack
83 V. 8. C. A O
7 U. B. B. K. ex M.
Isle Rojrale Copper. . 11 ' 4 do i)fd
Kerr Lake
Lake Cofrper
Ln Salle Copper..
Miami topper ...
Aaked.
a:.-
74Ttah Com.
37 'h, Copper Co...
lOlapVlnuna
-31wolvertn
19
.. 76
. . 10
.. 44
.. 9
.. 11,
.. 69
.. 34
.. 40
.. 47
.. 34
.. 46
.. 8
..120
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company..
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
Schwartx- Bolen Co
Murphy, shipper
Mo.-Kan. Calf Co
Uentun. Vansant & Lush
Stephen Bros
Hill & Son
F. B. LevUs
Huston' Co
J. B. Root & Co
H. Bulla
L. F. Hubi...
Wolf
McCreary A Carey
a. W'ertheimer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
T. J. Inghram
Lee Kothsohlld
Sol legan
Christy A K
Other buyers
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs.sneep.
- New Ytfrk -Mfcttigr Stocks..
NEW YORK, Aug. lOnrtlosips; ouotatloni
n mining ntoektwW-T a-' -. ;1T ''' r
on
Alleo ,...,...,,,.171. fcadville.Con., ,
Brunswick con. 1 Cittl Chief ...
Com. Tunnel stock.. 24' Mexican .......'.
.dq bonde 16 . untarlo
Con. Cal. A Va......l30 'bphlr .;
Horn SMTer" 40 ' HutidaM
iron Silver low -.Yellow Jacket ,.
Offered. ;
6
,.. 6
...146
..,200
...135
.-.100
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, Aug. 10. American securities
opened a fraction higher today. During the
first hour price gradually Improved on fair
buying and at noon the market wa steady
and from Va to iv higher than yesterday's
Nuw York closing.
"Ji.,Jl0M.-1ys.- v
YtAb-sieaay; 60
to fid-lb. wts..' 84jSc:
Wts.. Vfiic, 8u to ll0-lb. wts..
64 to 86-lb.
lOs?10o.
Carlot Receipts Wheat. 696 cars; corn,
120 cars; oats. 602 tars. Estimated Tomor
row Wheat, 879 care; corn, 170 car; oats,
6to ear. . .
Available Supplies of Grain.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10-Special eable and
teleicranhlc communications received by
' ! Bradstreot' ihow the following change In
available supplies aa compared with prev
ious accounts: . Available supply: Wheat,
United States, east ' Rockies, Increased
4.I01.0W) bushels; Canada, decreased 828,0(i0
bushels. Total I'nited tstatee and Canada,
Increased 3,773.000 bushels. Afloat for and
In Europe, decreased 2.500.000 bushels. Total
American and European supplies. Increased
1.273.000 bushel, Corn: t'nlted Statea and
Canada, Increased 58.000 bushels. Oats:
I'nited States, and Canada, Increased
403,000 bushels. " ....-'
St. I.onls General Market.
fiT. LOUIS, Mo.. Aug. lO.-WHEAT-Fu-.
tura. S4tepiber, S8c; December, 31.031,(9
,103,' Cash. 1ower;'track: No. $ red. il.02j
J OB; No. 3 hard, 84t tjtl.tW.
.- -' OOlvN Futures, ririn; Suptember. 63c;
. peiember, 69c. Cah. higher; track: No. t
664c; No. $ whltu, 64c.
' OAT-Futures, firm; September, 84'c;
- December, 3rio. Cash, steady; track: No
t, 34c: No. 1 white. STflrV.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patent. $5.10
-.' 140: extra fancy and straight, $4.airt.!a);
bard winter clears, $3 804 I 90.
SFElv-Tnmothy, $3.754J6.00.
- CORNMKAL-43.35.
- BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 97tt9so..
hat rirm; imiomy, i4.uooi3oo
. Minneapolis. Grain Alarkel.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 10. WHEAT
September, $l.lo-i(&l.U);; December, $1 lv
l.liWa: May, $1.14:: cash No. 1 hard. $l,17Vk;
No. 1 northern. '$1.14Hrl.l6H: No. 1 north
ern. $1 tftW1 1 124; No. 8, $r.O5yul.l04.
. FLAX $2.47.
CORN No. $ yellow. 61tiHlto.
OATS No. 8 white. 36(374c.
RYE No. 2. 71J74.
P RAN In 100-ll sacks. 830.Orvg20.SO.
FIXH'R First pstent In wood, f. o. b.
Minneapolis, $5.5tii6 84. second patents.
$640t4O.s": first clears,. $4.0oij4.20; second
clears, $3.7053.0.
l.lveroonl Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10.-rWHEAT-8pot
dull: No. 2 red western winter, no stovks;
futures firm; October, 7 7Hd; December,
l.ralrie
n 1 wrrn w.
PROVISIONS Pork. Ontiianged; liUibinar. I 7 k'.d
J$l ard( hlKlier; pglme ateatin. il 12-if I Coti.V Spot Arm;, old American mixed
1131. Dry salt mt; boxel extra hori. 1 6s Ud; futures tjulet; September, 4i, Ctl
UHs'i ciear ribs, Uc; slu t clears, Ui. October. 4 8d.
Coneola, money
do account
Anial. Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific...
Cleaapeaka O...
rtiltaio O. W
t-hl., 5111. A St. P.
De Beere
Denver A It 10 0...
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd.....'.,.',
Orand Trunk
Illinois ontral
Bll.VlSK-r.ar,
61 1-11 Louisville A N....
.. 61 84., K. A T
.. 68 N. Y. Central
. , 8 Norfolk A W .'
..11 do pfd
..l'i Ontario aV W
..111 Pennaylvanla
..186 Hand Mines
. . 76 Reading
. . 34 Southern Ky
..121 do pfd
. . 14 Southern Pacific.
.. 3 Union Pacific
..14 do pfd
.. 26 V. 8. Steel
,. 42 do pfd
.. 32 Wabash
.. 26 do pfd
132u3panlah 4s.
..144
.. 33
..117
.. 8
.. 91
.. 42
.. 47
.. 6
.. 73
.. 83
.. 66
..118
..171
.. 86
.. 12
-..118
.. 11
.. 86
.. 83
steady at 24 7-lod per ox.
money 143-14 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2H Pr cent
New York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Br'n. member New York
Stock Exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha.
,. 43 Green Cananea
.. 20 InapiraUon
.tl-ULaroM
.. 12 Nevada Cons...
., lNesouee
.. 60Ohle Copper ...
.. isriav Central
.. 1 Swift Pkg. Co .
.. 31 Superior eV Pitta 12
., llTonopah Mining 8
:. 1Tnnlty Copper
.. 6Nortb Lake...... 6
2 Bohemia 6
' Bank 'Clearing:
OMAHA; Aug. 10 Bank clearings for to
day were x2,694,ibs.i8r ana for the corresponding-date
last year. 32.2b8.606.l2.
. , - ,
Metal -market.
NEW YORK, Aug. .10. METALS Stand
ard copper, firm. 6pot and August, $12.224
12.32; September, $12.25'12. 40; October,
$12.25(1(12.50; November, U2.30vja2.60. London
closed . firm at 66 2s 6d for , spot . and
5 IBs 9d for futures. Arrival reported
at New York today,' 4,850 ton. Custom
houHe returns show exports of 10,607 tons
o far this month. - Local dealers report a
strong market for spot copper. Lake, $12.76
(513.00; electrolytic, $12.o0tU12.624: casting,
$12.26iai2.37H. Tin, quiet. Spot, $33.30r33.60
August, $.3.254)03. 27H; September, $33.16
33.30; October, $33.1&ifta3.a5;. November, $33.16
&-38.S5. Sules, five tons August at $33,274
London, steady. Spot, 163 10s; future
152 7s 6d. Lead, dull. $4.40fr4.50. New
York: 34.26ffH.i6. East St. Louis. Ixinflon.
spot, 12 10a. Spelter, dull. $5.85.40, Ncjv
York: 34.90M5.00. East St. Louis; 222 :
londori. Iron, dve,land warrants, 4s
10Hd In" Londo'n. Locally Iron waa quiet.
No. 1 foundry northern, $16.2616.50; No.
2, $15.5016.0O; No. 1 southern and No.
southern soft. $15.75Si6.2S.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 10. METALS
Lead, $4.S2H; spelter, form at $6.05.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug.f 10, COTTON Quiet,
S points lower; middling upland. 15.95c
middling gulf, 18.30c; aJea, 3. wo bales. Fu
tures closed steady; August, 15.88c; Sep
tember, 14.70c: October, I3.bc; November,
13.79c; December, 13.79c; January, 13.75c;
February, 13.76c ; jnaron, u.aio; May, 13.80c ;
June. 18.88c; July, 18.89c
-ST. Louis, Aug. iu. c;t)TiuiN steady ;
middling, 15o; sales, 91 bales.
Otis and Rosin.
SAVANNAH, Ga., Aug. 10. OIIv-Tur-
pentlne, firm at BSViitfrlSo ; sales, 602 bbls,
receipts, 6.12 bbls.;- shipments, 18 bbls,
stocks. 1.588 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; receipts, 291 bbls.; ship
ments, 118 bbls.; stocks, 87.799 bbls; sales,
1,967 bbls. Quote: B, $5.20; D, $5.80; E,
85.40ifKi.45: F. 8B f.Otrfi.ew; ti and H. 85.6OW5.60;
1, $5.56; K, $5.60; M, $5 65(f(-5.75; N, $6.70.00;
wu, 3o.u(B.iu; ww, o vn.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Tha market for
the day was steady with ootton good
price held firm. There s a better demand
from retailer for silks for Immediate de
livery. Line of percale offered at low
figure at the opening of the season have
been partially withdrawn, as mills have
md aa far as they care to go at tha low
price. , , :
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Aur. 19.-CORN-Cah: No.
3 veiiow, 60c; No. 3 yeuow, 6c; no grade,
(lOflrWc.
OATS Cah. steady: No. I white, 864o;
No. 3 white. 860; No. 4 white, 35'4c; stand
ard, 3iC.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 10.-FI.OTrR-Lower,
WHEAT No. 1 northern, tl.144r-l.15: No.
2, northern.-$1.11?1 13U; September, - $1.01
OATS Standard, KKfiXnic.
BARLEY No. 2. &-71c.
405
1,007
753
798
36
98
123
29o
lnl
82
101
60
18
42
137
84
12
14
67
2
81
27
1,029
1.525
2.555
2,3,15
687
3.089
72
444
1,45
778
6,098
Total 6,668 11,120 8,459
CATTLE Cattle, receltita continue uu.te
liberal, 181 fresh car being' reported In tins
mnrninir This hrinira the total for the three
days. to 1S,10J head, which is silgnuy smaller
than for the same days last wees., out
lamer than two weeks aito and larger than
for the same period a year ago by almout
4,000 head. The market a a wnole was in a
very satisfactory condition,1 there -being in
addition to the local buyers a good outside
demand. -which put additional life-Into -the
trade: "The trade "opened 1n good season In
tne morning ana tne duik oi uie cku
chanced hands bv nild-dav OT soon after,
The market -on desirable kinds of beef
steers waa eteadv to strong ana iairiy
active, so that tne bulk of the offerings
changed hands in good season in the morn
lnir.' Corn fed beeves sold a high as $7.75,
the best Drice Dald ln some tune. Com
mon and inferior beeves were a little slow.
but the market . was generally figured, as
steady. - ,
Cows and heifers did not show much
change, the good kind selling In about the
same notches as yesterday, wnue tne com
mon and inferior kinds were weaker.
Good feeding steers were strong to 10c
higher, and the trade was active at the ad
vance. Stockers were steady to strong.
kjuotatum un native cattle: Good to
ehnloa beef steers. 87.0bW7.66: fair to good
beef steers, $6.10jp7.00; common to fair baef
steers. 8-t.io-fi-6.lo: good to choice cows ana
heifers, $4.6tKa6.60; fair to goo" cows snd
heifers, S3.5ojj4.50; common to fair cows and
heifers,' $2.6O&3.60; good to choice stockers
and feeders, $4.605.66; fair to good stock
stockers and feeders, $8.6V460; common to
fair stockers and feeders, $3.0Oiji3.B0; stock
heifers, $2.66?4.00; veal calves, $3.0034.60;
bulls, stags, sto., $3.3tX45.50.
quotations on range cattle: Oood to
choice beeves, $6.4(iy6.00; fair to good
beeves, $4.606.2S; --runon 6 fair - bee-yes,
$3.6064.40; good t cholo cow, $4.00tM.a0;
(air to good grade, $3.266:3.75; canner and
sutlers, $2.503.26; good to -shoioe feeders,
$4.76436.40; fair to good reetier. ROotfttO;
common to fair feeoera, $3.UUO3.80.
Representative sales:
, BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. sh. Pi. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
5- 332 60 7 60 , 61 27 80 7 62
82 ,.3) ... 7 60. ' 76 23 160 7 82
11 838 ... 1 SO 61 26 120 7 86
64 Wl J0 IK 67 240 80 7 66
60 ..: ..: IM'- 84 241 80 7 85
66 825 120 f 66 " 68 341 ' 80 7 86
64 277 80 T 66 66. ...... .818 ... 1i
64 SIT 80 7 60. ' .6 3.8 10 T 86
64 807 60 7 66 64 246 80 7 85
68 26 80 7 61 74 tT6 60 T 63
34 tht ... 1 S 47 346 40 T 63
66 H) 81) 66 66 843 40 7 85
62 t..28 80 T 66 . 64 370 ... 1 85
64 310 ... 7 63 69 21 ... 7 85
55 27 120 7 66 72 266 ... 165
20 2K8 80 7 65 64.. 863 ... 1 87
36 316 ... 7 65 6H 848 40 1 87
41 296 40 7 61 83 242 ... 7 80
61 3 6 80 T 66 78 215 40 7 80
67 278 60 1 70 73 249 ... 7 80
44 860 V1 7 70 41 348 160 7 80
60 318 80 10 - 48 324 4 7 90
61. 1 l2 40 1 76 67 8(4 60 1 60
48...,...20 7 TO .. 84 3S ... 7 80
64 266 ... 7 70 62 2M 40 1 80
M. .ISO UK) 7 70 , 62. ...... .240 40 7 60
61. 277 (W 1 76 35 240 ... 7 90
66 275 ... 1 70 6 2. ...... .277 80 1 0
76 233 80 7 70 66. ...... .361 80 7 80
68........2S3 lM 1 70 66 228 ... 1 93
67 ; 83 120 7 75 , 82 240 ... 7 65
61 276 It 7 75 78 230 80 7 9ft
66 .348 66 1 13 10 284 ... IK
48....'..,7 1 75 -84 1 7 ... 7 94
42 1.260 .... '7 76 . 6 223 46 6 60
44 242 80 7 76 78 217 140 8 00
61 206 80 T 18 ' 72 239 ... 6 00
61-...;,...2i8 130 7 15 . I 4i 226 20 8 00
69 .,.218 - 349 7 7S '. 22 2M) ... 8 00
7... ...... 254 , 80 I 73 .,, 30 2.11 ... 8 00
66.,., .,..2H5' ... 7 75 .' . 15 209 ... 8 04
63. ...... .268 80 7' 71 tf 221 80 8 06
67 8,i0 60 7 75 61 217 ... 8 06
60 n3i 7 13 - 79 20 80 8 06
53. ...'.;:. (71 " 40 77.)'"' 14 2.17 ... 8 05
67 2,6 -... 7 76 - 75 21 1 ... 8 03
48-:. .-..,'.266 ... f7J,,. 62 224 ... 8 10
32 227 ... 1 76 36 38 ... 8 10
14. ...... Ji 2K0 J 7, . is m 46 8 10
V 250 80 7 T5 76 224 120 8 10
67 2i1 -80 7 75 71 821 120 8 10
65..'. 24 ... 7 77 70 226 ... 8 16
63. ...... .205 ... 7 80 7.'. 225 120 8 15 .
78.. -263 80 7 60 : 44 108 . 60 3 16
60..-..,:...:6. 60 11 80. .....1.195 ... 8 13
64. 268 ...-7 80. 65 2 3 40 8 80
7S. ...... .2(10 1 80 ' 80 18 300 8 20
o8.....;.,lf3D . 40 -7 tO , 75 226 124 8 26
77 ..244 40 7 80 48 3t5 40 6 26
68 ,". .20 J40 7 80 ,1 84 ...187 40 I JO
47 ...233. .120 7 80 ' 1?..-. 187 ... 6 80
65. 340 , 80 7 80 77 188 ... 8 35
60 7.. 261 ' 80 t 60 " 6 260 ... 6 40
68;...V;:.8S3 .'360 7 80 :' ' 18 161 ... 8 40
74 360 140 T 60 . . .
Herbert H. Coooh Co
Brokers and Dealer
OAA1I6 rAUVLflONaV STOCAS
Omajia Offto., Ill Board
-Bll Vnoae, Hong, can
nuunas amd iatuuaT
et Trad 3tla.:
tad. A-86
UOOSB
TX3, fcf ATB.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAN18 l-ilB Jtl.H
North Dakota Continued.
ATTKNTIOX' ,
160 acres of prairie land tw'o miles from
Troy; can. all 'b( oultlvated; black loam,
with clay subsoil.; In a well settled com
munity. For tho nott- thirty day -1 can
ofler this beautiful quarter for $5,300. One
half cash, balance at f) per cent.' Address
Thomaa R. Stevens, Troy. S. O.
HUTCHINSON COUNT-Y-SO. ' DAKOTA.
I have some gobd lmnfiivled farm at 6 si
to $50 and some Unimproved at $1 to -
per aoie. .Write, for our list. . . ,
C. O. SCHNE1 EL, TKlFt. IS. U. '
r i
FOK SAJJS
840-acre farm, a aquare section In Deuel
Co., S. D.. good soil, good sub-soil, three
mile from station, five mile from good
town, good five-room house, nicely painted;
basement, barn, 40x00, In good repair; good
hen house, granary; and machine-shed, . a
wind mill and tank, Also living spring water
this farm. Fenced with cedar post
nd four wires, henr school and church, la
well Improved section of the country, lot
acres under plow, balance pasture and hay
meadow, land rolling; price $32.oO an acre.
Mortgage $9,600 on the land, due 1913. wanl
balance cash. H. L. Craven A Co., Omwu,
la.
Wisconsin.
rt YOtm OWN boss Earn a''farm ol
Wisconsin's best laml; rich clay . loam soil;
level, near town; gejt my plan. Q. A. Mc
Dermld, Eau Claire Wis.
Bar State Oas.
Unite Coalition
Cactus
t'hlno
Chief 4ne
Fraction
Devil-Dais
Ely Central...
Kir Cona
Kranklla
Qlroux
Ooldflel
Ooldfleld
Ooldtield
1
1
4
21
66
s.
2
l-
Cons
Floras OS.
biiay
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. IO.-COFFEE Future
closed steady at a net loss of 6 to 13 points.
Sales, 44.2isl bags; Auntst, T.OUc; Septeuib.r,
J.OOc; October. 7.06c; November, ".lie; Iec
ember, 7 2"o; January, 7 2lc; Ft-bruary, 7 2lc;
March. 7.32c; April. 7 34c; May, 7 37c; June,
7.4UC, and July, 7-tit, Sint, quiet; iUo,
Bnarar Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10-SUQAR-Raw,
firm: muscovado, 89 teat, $.86c: centrifugal,
90 test, 4.3c; molasses sufrar. 89 test, 8.61c.
Refined, steadv; crushed, 6.85c; granulated,
S.l.'ic; powdered, 5,25c.
Omaha II ev Market.
OMAHA, Aug. 10 No. 1 upland,
$1100: No. 2 upland. 810.OD; packing, f00-
STRAW Wheat, $5.00; rye and oat, t3.50
new hay, $12.00.
Wool Market.
8T. LOUIS. Aug. 10,-WOOtSready; ter
rltory and weatern medium, 18823Sje; fin
medium, 176720c; fine, 14'(jl7c.
Hogs. Sheep
Stock 8a Slaht.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western maraets yesterday:
Cattle,
South Omaha 4. may
-t. Joseph x.fxv
Kansas City IO.O14)
St. lula 6.600
Chicago .'.22.000
9(810
61V1O
10U8J
10.(8(1
10,000
4.3iO
600
6.0-81
4Mt)
26.0U0
ToUl
.u.j.. 44.600 40,300
Ke Aa e. We. A. Pr
8 611 8 86 62... ;.1289 7 85
86., 1817 7 18 67 1416 7 16
COW8.
6 640 2 70 20 873 I 60
4 876 3 76 ' 11 618 8 64
12 616 8 04 81 671 8 76
1 1030 3 40 8 1070 4 40
18 888 3 40 1 1116 4 60
HEIFERS.
3 710 3 00 17 614 3 50
6 414 3 00 8 658 3 60
6 160 8 35 6 663 8 50
6 655 I 85 3 623 3 60
10.. 776 8 50 12 827 4 00
16 693 8 60
BULTA
2 1116 3 35 2 1840 3 65
6 410 8 86 1 1460 8 46
1 1819 3 60
CALVES.
6 366 8 16 13 806 6 78
6 280 6 09 1 i;0 6 76
6 246 6 00 3 168 I 76
1 160 6 00 - 3 136 6 00
1 320 3 23 7 177 4 06
ttToCHEKd AND FEEUKRS. .
4 617 2 60 21 ,. 667 4 '6
I...., 698 8 25 2-1 673 4 20
6 474 8 60 24 638 6 25
6 6.81 3 60 8 870 4 35
14 661 8 66 , 16 610 ' 4 40
8 63 3 70 35 806 4 46
8 606 3 76 14 920 6 60
12 669 8 80 16 884 4 66
7 871 8 60 4 906 4 65
6 683 8 80 6 183 6 04)
3 666 8 90
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
I bull 1350 3 70 3 steers.... 703 8 75
25 steers.. ..1021 6 60 t cows 900 4 25
15 cows 1106 8 75 15 cows 91$ 3 h0
1 bull 1300 3 65 S steer.... 500 3 DO
9 steers.... 613 3 t 4 heifers... 000 t M
I heifers... 693 $ 40 12 cows 854 60
9 steers.... 961 4 5." 8 cows KM) 3 00
7 cows 928 3 40 14 steer.... 7V 3 75
8 steer.... 712 1145 6 calves... IU 6 50
7 calves... 2ST 4 26 -4 cows S50 S 88
14 calve... 237 5 76 21 steers.... 701 3 80
9 heifers... 6.16 8 60 cows 817 3 16
8 cows 767 2 a 12 cows 833 2 75
7 steers.... 665 3 70 46 cs. & hs. 937 8 80
1 bull 1460 $40 13 calves... 19$ 5 50
II calves... 260 4 90 16 cows 878 3 6
28 cows 842 2 80
Harry
56 feeders.. 121C '5 60
14 cows 97S 8 30
Coffee
97 Tex. sts.1085 4 70
14 cows 885
A
Haythorne Neb.
35 cows...,
96 3 70
.1070
760
T.-Neb.
11 cows.
3 25
E. Morris Neb.
SHEEP Moderate! supplies of sheep and
light offerings of lumbs met with a
fairly - active demand this morning- and
sold at generally firm prices. Almost half
of the -run 'consisted of fat stock, mostly
ethers and ewes.
Wethers that went at $3.80 to a" killer
yewferdtry, 'wsfre purchased at' $4 00 -today
by a coontry touver.' Thl price is' high
est quotable, on , either fat or -' feeder
grades. although something prime of
handy weight mlgrit possibly 'reactr $4.10.
Fat ewes are aue-tabfe up to $3.86 with the
bulk ot good quality offering going
around $3.8063.75. Breeding ewes rang
from $1.004115.00. according to age and con
dition. Yearling's were taken back Into
the country for. breeding purposes thl
week -at $5.00, but 2's would have to be
good ones to bring $4.50 or better.
The market for fat yearlings still shows
more stability than other branch of the
trade. The right kind of fat yearlings
have been scarce articles at all point and
competition Is' rather keen a a result.
Good handy weights have been selling
readily at $5.0005.26, .
Inquiry for feeder classes was broad as
usual,. and a very good clearance made be
fore midday. All kinds of feeder eheep arc
selling almost on a per with fat strings,
while feeder lamb at $5.90tj.w show a
spread of 60d or less.
Quotations on' grass stock: Oood to
choice lambs. $.3s6.75: fair to grod Inmhe.
$6. 10&6. 35; feeding lambs, fi.OO 00; handy
weight yeanlni, I? 0o-;5 . 5 . ncavv yeni
lings, H.iAifOO; feeder eotrllu. $4 1075 ?0;
good to x-.hoico wether", 3 T.'rWl.i"; fair to
uood welhei.. r...-!0:if;;..'.: feeilii. -.vetliers.
$a.405f3.8T; breeding ewe. $4.00'ff4.60; fat
ewe, 33.2pii7i3.8o; feeding ewe, $2,0003.35.
Representative sales:
No. . .
1.14 Idaho' lambs, feeder.....
2,18 Idaho yearling feeders...
t'JA Idaho ewes, feeders,,..,
143 Idaho ' yearling
207 Idaho Iambs... v
418 Wyoming, wethers
497 Utah wethers'
573 Utah Iambs
3x0 Utah lamb, feeders
232 Utah yearlings, feeders..
94 Utah ewes and wethers.
380 Wyoming ewes
360 Wyoming ewes, -feeders.
208 Wyoming ewes
15 Wyoming ewes, cutis
203 Wyoming lambs, feeders
506 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.,
72 Wyoming ewes.
191 Wyoming yearling, feeders
81 Wyoming 'ewes..
141 Wyoming ewe..
25 Wyoming ewes, culls
65 western lambs...,
68 western ewes...,
799 Wyoming lambs, feeders......
in W yoming tamo
142 Wyoming -ewes......
1,842 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.
100 Wyoming wethers
468 Wyoming yearling, wether
396 Wyoming yearlings, wether
98 Wyoming ewe
120S. P.. yarllngs, ewes
168 S. D. feeders
416 Wyoming lanros
686 Montana wether
158 Montana wether
168 Wyoming wethttr
168 Idaho lambk.
110 Idaho lambs.
242 Idaho - lambs.....
im Idaho lamb, feeders...
314 Idaho lauihs, feeder
86 Idaho ewes.......
83 native ewe
28 native ewes, culls
8 western yearlings ,
75 western lambs ,,
7 western sheep
47 western' ewes
63 Wyoming lamb
6 western ewes, feeder, cull..
ft Wyoming lamb
662 Utah wether ,
169 Utah wethers
406 Wyoming wether, feeders ..
20 Idaho ewe -....- ,
61 Idaho wethers . J ,
35 western, lambs
13 western ewes, cull
176 western ewes, culls
4) breeding
Av.
. 69 .
. 99
. 102
. 89
. 65
. 105
. 108
. 61
. 63
. 89
. 108
. 89
. 97
. 104
. 94
. 65
. 73
,. 77
09
n-
84
84
67
M
62
57
101
925 J 90
4 23 20 heifers. .1115
2 25 3 steer.. .1216
Creek Live Stock Co. Neb.
. 859 8 50 3 COW 933
.1106 3 65
George Binders--H. D.
7 heifer... t4 3 25 16 cowa...
M cow 903 8 95 i'3 heifers
5 feeders.. 6x0 3 75 26 feeders.. 10OI
Fred Oray-S. D.
81 2 85 3 heifer.,
933 3 65 6 cow....
222 6 50
AL Orey-S. D.
91 6 30 16 steers..,
86 3 85 22 cows. ...
210 4 00
WESTERNS WYOMING
8 steers... .10.1 4 83
Tassell Wyo.
24 heifers..
4 S5 - 120 feeders
4 70
Cit-estvell yo,
21 cows...
1 cow....
Rust
US onws...
62 bull...
6 cow
t cow
10 calves...
30 feeders..
21 cow
Is calve.
R. ti-
tl feeders. .1118
9 steers.... Ilk
69 steers. ...1120
J. H
Van .
i 65
890
731
60
900
1064
910
980
1066
30 r--ifera.
22 feeders.
8
903
3 40
i r.0
9 row m B
I feeders.. loOO
4 IS
5 40
3 00
3 :w
3 70
4 80
3 00
4 36
4 75
t 80
4 46
5 10
4 25
94
89
85
98
71
76
64
93
0
92
75
66
72
63
61
115
3
69
116
61
88
114
63
92
64
..109
..109
..105
.. 91
..101
.. 78
..104
..15
..Ui
Pr.
3 50
4 75
2 70
6 00
35
8 90
3 90
6 40
00
4 65
a 75
a 76
3 25
8 75
8 75
6 00
6 00
a 10
6 10.
3 15
3 40
2 25
25
a 60
6 00
6 40
8 75
6 06
4 00
4 90
4 90
a 75
6 25
5 05
6 65
3 60
2 76
a to
6 25
$ 00
25
0 00
6 00
3 7o
4 (6)
3 00
4 60
5 75
3 64
4 00
8 75
a (8)
5 00
4 00
4 01
4 00
3 50
4 00
75
2 50
3 35
1 50
M. Lonls Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS. Aug. 10. CATTLE Receipt
5.600 head; market steady to lOo lower; na
tive shipping and export steer. $7.2.yii.oo
dressed beer ana Dutcner steers, so.zxn.ib
storker and feeder, $3.2tVa4.DO; cows and
heifers, $3.6tt7.0U; runners, 17f(j3.UO; bulla,
83 26ti6.75: calves, $6.oooi8.fiO; Texas and In
dlan steer, $4226.50; cows and heifers,
18 htfr-o.A.
Ht41! Receipts, 10,000 head; market 5c to
10c lower; pigs and lights, .0W(T.Vu: pack
era, $3 606.46; butcher and best heavy
$g.4ifr.6n.
SHEi-'P 'AND LAMBS-Iteceipt, 4 600
hoad; market steady; native muttons, $3.60
41.4 00; lambs. $G.&utfj. .5; cull and bucks,
$3.uu&4.t0; (lockers, $2.50j3.75.
. Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 10.-CATTLE-R
cetpts. 10,000 head, Including 1.100 southern
market, steady ; . dressed beef and export
steer. $6.50.06.10; fair to good, H50-U4W0;
westcn steers, $4.K'ri7.2fir tocker nnd feed
er. $:1(Mj6.10; southern titers, $3.60'f
southern cows, $2.6044 1. 00; native cows, $2 60
-' Miscellaneous.
HAVFT'TOU A FARM FOR SALE OR
TRADE? Or de you want to buy one?
Matte your want known through TUB DE
MOINES CAPITAL, .the want medium or
Iowa: Hates: I' cent a word" for each- inser
tion. 8 ten. a ine. .10 cents an'toem tnr
culatlon, 41.000; largest of any Lorn i daily.
Give us a trial. Address The". Capiasi. stall
Dept., Des Moines, J own. ;
' wO. liT
REAL 'ESTATE tAN3-'"
$4,000 private nwat-y on godFRejd ICstgJ.n
security; 6 per centr at-aai-s-Bnual Interest.
Write, R. C. W P. O. Box 1.041 .
4,600 to $5,000 on home lit Omaha. O-'KeefSj
Rai Estate Co.. ltx NV Y' Life. UbUgfcui
or A-2162. . '.',.' .V ' : " '!
, 1 1 ' ' "
OARVIN BROS.. 3d floor N.' Y. Life. $360
to $100,000 on Improved property. No delay.
' WANTELT-Clty loans.
Fetcrs Truat Co.
WANTED City loan and warrant.
Farnam Smith oc Co., 1220 Farnanv St.
$100 to 810.000 made promptly. F. D. Wtad.
Wead Bldg., 18 ih and Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN Payna Investment Co,
LOANS to home owners and home build
ers, with privilege uf making puma! pay
ments semi-annually.
W., ti. THOMAS,
603 First National Bank -Hid. J.
: swaps
TWO-STORY brick business " block. 3
stores, offices on 2d -floor; large, light base
ment; modern ; steam nested. Rented for
$1,660 per year. Price, $15,000; .mortgage
)6,uoo at 6 per cent, due In five year, 'trade
for land.
NOWATA UND AND LOT CO.. t
668 N. Y. Life Bldg.' "'Phone Red 1999.
$6,000 STOCK Art Goods, matures, frames.
brlc-a-brao, now running tti Omaha; every
thing first cluss; owners must get out of
business; will consider clear Income or land.
813-613 N. Y. Lite Bldg, -v
4,860 ACRES ' clear land at $10 per acre:
want to trade for income-bearing -property
and will assume a reasonable amount.
NOWATA LANp AND LOT ,CO.,
658 New York Life Bldg.
'Phone Red 1999.
820 acre North DakotA lar.d, free Of In
cumbrance, for good Omaha- property.
Fhore Harney 1336.-, .
GOOD Iowa and Minnesota land to
change for general merchandise-and hard
ware stocks'' many bargains., The Mercan
tile Adjustment Co., ..Uuthrie, Center, la.
IF IT IS ANY KIND Oir.TRACal, SKB
A. B. LATH&OF. .
D. 8061 . , , m Bde,
We exchange- properties -of merit. H. H.
Culver. 812-813 N. Y. Life. . Douglas 78.
WANTED 10 BUY
BEST price for 2d.hs,nd clothing. D. 34 fO.
EEST prices for .BROKEN WATCHES.
Old Gold, eta. NATHAN. U h. 13th at.
BEST PRICE paid for second-hand fur
niture, carpels, clothing and shoes. 'Phone
Douglas 3971.
WANTEDTO BORROW-
FOR SALE Ollt edge first mortgage 8
per cent bonds. Address 0-492, alee.
WANTED TO RENT
We' Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Sizes. List with U.
NOWATA LAND, AND LOT CO.,
824 N, Y. Life Bldf. . . 'Phone Red 1'J8.
WANTED SITUATIONS
POSITION ' In Jewelry store by experi
enced man; to good wau-h. repairer,- wishing
to f I nla trade.- Address bljlUi, Bee.
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LEGAL iNOTOCES
(Continued.)
NOTICE T6 CONTACTORS-BIDS WILL
be rvoelved until 4 o'clock on Thursday,
August 18, 1910 at the office of th secretary
of the Board of Regents, ..Administration
building, Unlverslt of Nebraska. Lincoln,
for the constructor! of a cattle feeding
building, to cost approximately $8,000; to be
built on tlie University Farm, near Lincoln,
according to plans and specifications now
on file in the offlrVof the -superintendent
of construction, room JOS,. of the said Ad
inlnibtratloti building. Bid must be sealed,
ami marked wth the bidder's name, and
the word "Bid for F""dlig Building" writ
ten plainly 011 the outside. J. ti. DALES,
Secretary.' ' ' .-.'' A7-II-13-14.