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T1IE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1910.
i
i AND PRODUCE MARKET
JU
Cablet Cite the Foreign Market a
Mnch Better lone.
RECEIPTS OF WHEAT AEE LESS
Spot Cor
rn Market la Unll and Demand
I N
rM Very AatlTe Heavy He
ftstpf Fln4 Slow
i Diiirrt,
OMAHA, Aug. 23, 1910.
( Cable
lea were lower attain, but advtcea cava
(he foreign markets a better tone.
Receipts of winter wheat are f ailing off
and values should rhjlly from these levels
should cash demand or. export sales in
crease.' ' ,' '
Weather during-, the last week has been
very favorable lor the forcing ahead of the
growing crop. Conditions at present are
bearish, but loser temperatures are pre
dicted. .
Wheat receipts were somewhat lighter
nd demand was more brink. Sample offer
ings brought slightly betier prices than
Saturday. Country bids are not finding
reaay sellers with nrices t the levels.
The spot cirn marei t4 dull, uetnttnd
not very active and heavy receipts fonnri
alow buyers. News la mixed as to tba result
of the growing crop. Should reu-.-ip. K-1
UDerai a, better dmand will b necessary
to maintain values.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,140.000 bush.
els and . Shipment ware 73.1.000 bushels,
again receipts lout year of 1,687,000 bushels
ana shipments of RiZ.OUO tunnels.
Prlroary corn receipts were Jm.nOO bushels
1 and shipments were l!7e.440 bttshel. ncainat
A rsoelpt last year ot 510,000 bushsla and
shipment or 338.000 busiiels.
Clearance were none of corn. 4.000 bush
els of oats and wheat and flour equal to
us.r bushels. .-
Liverpool closed vTd lower on wheat
ana 140 lower on corn..
- Oman, Cash frier.
WHEAT-Xo. 3 hard, Tttrksy, B74i9Se; No.
I haul. sotiil-dark and vellow. 94'U!iHc: .NO
S harfl. Turkey. 9&tWe: No. t bard, Semi-
dark and. yellow, iyyc; No. 4 hard, 91
Mo; No. 2 spring, tGVMii No. t spring.
Ito'awVtc; NO. 4 spring, KM
CORN No. 1 white. 6fti0!WPic: No.
vblte, WflMHc; No. 4 white: 66$wHo; No. 1
color. f'ttM.!.vc: no. I yellow, 55Vaxe
No. I yellow, 6efc,Hoi No. 4 yellow,
He, nominal; No. 2, 66HtiWe; No, S, 66
Mtto: no- . 4.ic.
OATS No. I white, S3B33H0. nominal;
tandard. ISVfrMUo: No. t white, S34(S3SHc:
ro. 4 white, i Vd'k!V,o; No. I yellow, 31'4
einc; rve. a ywiuw, 0iM'fu-iso.
BARLEY No. 1 feed. 62'tt55c, nominal;
rejected, 47f8ri.
BYK No. 2, M97o K0..S, TJTJo.
; ' Carlat Kaaelata.
' V..,. . . . . ... '. Wheat. Com. Oats
Chicago 24 lit 469
Minneapolis - itA ... ..
Jinah .,.......,.......,. 48 ' 148 1
Dulutli ..,,,,. ..... 47 . ... .
CHICAGO. 'CHAIN AN O PROVISIONS
Featarts e th Trading and Cloaiag
Prices on Hoard af Tm.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22. Wheat showed some
strength toaay and closed unchanged to He
higher. Corn sagged at the atari and then
rallied, dosing Vac vf to hlgher Oat a
moved In narrow limits and finished the
day from a shuOa to c off, while provis
ions, after w atmrp opentng advance, emaea
off and.vluscd Urm Irom 2tao off to
higher. .
'i he Whont hiarket was supported by as
early bultr in the corn tAti Improvement
In the southwest flour trade asd some
atrenarth at Wlnnlnea. - The advance was
accelerated by shorts, who sought to corar
taiprotectad. Unea,. an4 aiucn ol tna session
prices were well above Haturday s closing
flifures. Acoumulatlons were heavy in both
Xorelgu and domestic markete, the visible
aupply in. the United States lncreanlng mora
than 3, 7o0,0u0 ' bushels against on Increase
of Wl.ouo bushels a year ago. worm s snip
menta warn Hino enormous, Kusata ana tn
iJanube 'contributing i. 000. 000 bushels.
The B.na.v of bearish statistics was lnauffl
clent to causa a' permanent -Mump. Cash
wheat held steady and futures, closed firm
alt around wttb September cbV to Ho
higher t W, per cent. Pocerrfber closed
c to suttWe tilarhsr-arn 1 -rr-f
Cm wia weak at the start, but rallied
oulcklv on shorts covering. . Cash corn ws
teady to Vac oft. No. 2 yellow sold at
61o. The rloeo was ateady with Beptem
br Vto off ai eOc, after having moved be-
ten rto and btW- December closed
ato to Meher at fiMtoxttua to. bN4c.
The oats market waa a narrow affair to
day with the burden of a big crop and
heavy receipts pressing aown on values.
Final figures 'were easy, with September
afco down at S4o. about He 'below the high
point. December closed Ho off at SMic.
Mv-rta and Ticking house Interests vie
Jfn each other in buying provisions at
thf opening. The close was firm all around,
with pork unchanged to 12Hc up: lard, 2Ho
down to THo higher, and rlba 2HoS10o up.
Closing figures on the September product
were: Pork. I21.47H. H up; lard. $12.10,
7H Hp, and rlhs. IULC7H. 10e higher.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Articles.! Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Saf y.
Wheat -f I ---- -- I
fWpt... 98H(5 9H 99H98
Deo...'. 1 02'iS'l vSt, '1 OZiJ t 0SW4 1 024
, May... 1 071H 4,08 I 07. 1 07, 1
I Corn v. v , .1 .. . . .
I Sept... WHi 80S ' 59H H
Dec.... 57H4i' MH R7H B8HtH E74(fi"4
May... 69 604 ' 69H 0jl1169i60
A 'Oats
Sept... 844 33Hf '4 4H MS ; SS
Dec... Mte 3714 86S 8t" 81
May... S3iH 60 83?9H!S S3
Vv &.. 21 75 , 21 77H M 47 tl 47H 21 25
Oct.... 2105 ; 21 05 20 85 20 85 20 75
Jan.... U7C 18 75 .18 70 18 7 IS 70
' BepT.. 12 12H 12 20 12 07H 10 12 02H
Oct.... 12 15 11! 15 . 12 05 12 06 12 00
Nov.... 11 05 11 5 M 11 Go 11 53
I Jan.... 10 77U 10 77H W IOCS 10 67H
I Ribs
Sept... 12 BH It (S 12 67H II B7H 12 47Sfe
Oct... 11 87H 11 90 11 77H 11 80 11 70
S. Jan.... 8& S87H ST7H 80 9 T7H
No. t-
Cash ouotatlons were as follows:
FLOUR Steady 1 winter patents, 84.45-9
r 15: straights, ii.W 00; spring straights,
2J 00(55.15; bakers. Sl.tfiG.44. .
R V K No. 2. 74H7,!Ho
SEEDS Flax, Nixl southwestern. 22 ii;
No, 1 northwestern, 22.45. Timothy, t5.G09
6.00. .Clover. 12.25. t
PROVISIONS Mee pork, per bbl., S21.75
i 22.00. Lard, per loO lbs , $12.10, Short Hbs,
sides (loose), tH.7tVga2.62H; enort clear sides
(boxed), S12.254iU.fJ0. . .
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 1-3.0U0 bu. Primary receipts, were
2.140.000 bu., compared wtlh 1.W7.W0 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
sunolv of wheat in the United Statea in-
erased tJM.OOO bu. fur the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage de
creased 1M.00S bu.
h'Htimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
eta rare; corn, 2 cars; oats, cars; hogs,
14.00. bead.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 red.
tcw 41.00; No. S red, rMj9SH; No. I hard.
9V(i 11.01; No. 2 hard. 90t9c; No. 1 northern
spring, old, 21.10tQl.21; No. 2 northern spring,
$1 07ftl 14; No. 2 spring. )1 0f!Lv7. Corn. No.
2, WV.4iuic; No. s, smoiViC No. I white,
ii'hbi; No. I. wltlle. lHc; No. I yellow,
ClVo; No. S yellow. OlfltilV.a
OATS-No, 2. 22t(3Sc; No. I whlta. 244(9
f.Vjci No. 4 while, M33ae. standard, UJ
4VCrf
JiUTTER-Stsady; creameries, S4Hc;
dairies, 25427a.
KiiOH steady; receipts, 10.7S9 cases; at
Vrr,,m. cases included, 14tflJc; firsts, 19c;
f rime firsts, tic, , .
liJiliWc; young Americas, leffievic; long
born. lfV-tfl'We.
PtJTATOES Kasy: chotca to fancy, SOS
azr; iair to gooa,
1-Ol I.TRY-Ktoady; turkeys, JOc; chick
tn, ijcj springs, ihc
wheat 405 car; corn, 292 cars; oata, 761
car a
t. Lonla General Market.
ST. 1rt'IS. Aug M.WHKAT-Future,
firm: BeDtemher. Sr4'JVTXc: Docember. 11 ft
Cash, steady: track No. t red. c4irSi.02;
No. f hard. We'd ti t.
CORr-Futrea. firm; September. 61Hc;
1 cenitr. o-io. Laan. steaay; track No.
"TK m.. 1 WltA SIvidlL..
i AT Futures, steady; Septcmbar. S2c;
IH'uember, 8siOlHc Cash steady track
ISO. I. c; r,tx a wnite, ti4j4i4tC.
RTF Unchanged. 80c
FIXUR Steady; red winter patent. 24 W
ftj.40; extra rancy ami straight Hlil4.70;
liarJ winter cieare, 94 ms,
Sfe.Tr-Timothy, 84.004 10.
CUNMliAly-43 a.
I'rtOTlSMSBJMrx. unchanged; Jobbing,
812, 24. J Lard, lower; prim ateant, ll.72Vlf
) VeAI-teady; 50 to 60- pound weight a, S
Slli: 40 to U-pound weights, 99Hc; 85 to
I lin-pbund welghta. lOfrtlOc.
V Chicago Receipts Wheat 234 cars; corn.
' ' 179 4sr; ete. 4o car. Estimated tomorrow.
1 !2H- Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra
l.orL $l4: clear ribs. U': short clears.
813.DO. Bacon. teady; lxed extra short,
$14.60; cl.iar ribs, $1460; short clear. $l4.;i.
UKAN-Lowtr; sacked east track. 9Xc
tj$l 00.
HAT Timothy. Il00r0l.; pralrls. $13.00
lit.
MAif Jl.vtl HC
HEMP TWINE Tc.
POl LTHV-SU-adj-: chicken, llo:
springs, 14c; turkeys, 1S23; ducks, hUe;
Scene, bTivc.
BUTT t. K Stead v, 2Hc
iXiUS Firm, liHc.
Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour, bbls.
14.MW
a.BHO
Wheat, bu.
Z'Vi.O'iO
lM.fliiO
262,000
W.0W)
HO
.,000
Corn, bu. ,,
uats, du...
WEATHER IN TUB URAIX BHLT
Cooler Weather Is Predicted for This
Vicinity Tuesday.
OMAHA, Aug. 22, 1910.
Showers occurred' within the last twenty-
four hours In the Western Canadian prov
inces, along the soutiiera Hocky mountain
alope. in the middle Mil.ftlppt and Onto
valleys, the uppnr lake region and aouth
Atlantla am to. The rains were generally
ilKht over the section named, except soma
heavy falls occurred at points In Kentucky
and southern Illinois. Areas of low pres
sure overlie the central valleys and north
west, and very warm weather prevailed
throughout the central valleys during the
last twenty-four hours. An area of high
pressure, accompanied by lower tempera
tures, la mo vln in over the Pacific slope.
and a continued eastward movement ot tnls
area of high pressure will cause slightly
cooler weather in this vie iiity tonight ana
cooler Tuesday, with fair tonight and Tues
day. . 1910 I WIS IV'W 1IMI
Minimum temperature.... 7 "0 SS f7
Precipitation 09 .01 .0 .00
Normal temperature for today, is ae-
uericienctr in precipitation since atarsu v,
II. Inches. .
Defli'ivncy corresponding period in rent
2.19 inches. .
Deficiency corresponding period in 1905.
41 of an Inch.
U a. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat negloov alleln.
For Omaha, Neb., foi,"the twenty-four
hours ending at t a. m., 75th meridian time,
Monday, August 23, U10:
OMAIIA DISTRICT. ,
Temp. Raln
Etatlons. Wax. Mln. fall. Bky.
Ashland, Neb.... W 71 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb 92 9 .00 Clear
Broken Row Neb, W lit .00 Clear
Columbus. Neb... 91 79 .00 Foggy
Culbertson. Neb..W4 TO .fO CIer
Fsirbury, Neb.... 7 87 .0 . Clear
f alrmont. Men... 4 . m .' t-iear
Gr. Island. Neb.. ! .00 Pt. cloudy
JHartlngton. Neb. 91 8 .00 Pt. cloudy
Haytlngs, Neb. ..101 Wl .00 pt. ciouuy
Holdrege, Neb.. .101 II .00 Pt. Cloudy
Oakdale, Neb 87 5 .00 Clenr
Omaha, Neb 92 7 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Neb... 93 70 .00 Cloudf
tAlta, la 91 ,! . .00 Clear.
Carroll. Ia 91 8 .00 Clear
Claiinda, la 81 71 . Clear
Sibley. Ia 91 6 .00 Cloudy
Sioux City, la... 90 72 .w ciear
INnt Included In average. ,
Minimum temperature for twerva-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. - ,
DISTRICT AVBRAQE.
No. of Temp.- Raln-
Dlstrlct Stations. Max. . Mln. fall.
Columbus, 0 17 8S 60 .40
Louisville, KT 19 SO .70
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12 88 62 . 60
Chioago, III 88 tS 68 . .40
St Louis, Mo 13 90 6S .70
Des Moines. Ia.... 14 92 R8 .00
Minneapolis. Minn. SO 8S 6i .(0
Kansas, city, MO i ws 11 .uv
Omaha, Neb....:.. IS 94 68 .00
Rains occurred within the last twenty
four hours In the eastern portion of the
corn and wheat region, and were exces
sive at points in Kentucky and southern
Illinois; Uardstnwn, Ky., had 1 00 Inches,
Eubank. Ky., 1.10 Inches; St. John, Ky.,
1.20 Inches, and McLeansbnro, III.. 1.80
inches. Very warm weather prevailed
throughout the entire region Sunday.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((notations - of the Day oat Varlona
I Conamodltlea.
1 NEW" YORK;' 'Aug,- 50. FLOUR quiet,
nominally lower; spring patents, S5.G0tiji6.8O;
winter straights, S4.40i4.60; winter pateuta,
S4.7fU5.10; spring clears, S425i(4.60; winter
extras, . No. 1, 3.76(&.8.0;- winter ex tins.
No. 2. tlWa.J.50; Kansas straights, H.SWtf
6.10; reoelpts, 2.424 bbls.; shipments. 9.4.-0
bbls. . Ry flour, steady; fair to good, (4.10
(&4.30; choice to rancy, 14.3wff4.40.
CORNMEAL Steady: tine whlta and yel
low, IL&fatfl.W; coarse, 81.40t-tfi.55; kiln dried.
18.50.
WHEAT Spot market, easy: new No. 2
red, 81.06H elevator and 21.06H t. o. b. Al
though quiet wheat was generally steady
In face of disappointing cables, and a large
visible supplly Increase, closing unchanged,
to c net higher. (September closed fi.00;
December. 81.09.
CORN SDOt market wealt: no. 2. 9o
elevator, domestic basis. The futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing 2c
net lower.
OATS Snot market weak: new standard
white. S9Hc: new No. 2 white, 39Hc; No. S,
89c; No. 4, 880.
HAY New. eaaier: prima. si.uvi.w; no.
1, $1.1031.15; No. 2, I1.06&ia0; No. 8, 11.00.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to cnoice,
1909, 209220. '
HIlk.S Unlet; central American, ara
21c: Bogota, 21(3220.
LEATHER uuiet: nemiocK nrsts. hoot
20c; seconds, 21023c; thirds, lH(tf2uc; r
leots. 17fiC19c V :.
PKOYlf?ltJiN orir steaay; mess, , ti.ou
025.00; family, xz4.oU;ja.vu; snort cieara.
822.50t24.50. Beef, firm; ma,' 215 0015.50;
family. 818 woao.oo: toer nams, vx.wait.w.
Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies, W to 14
lba. I15.a&il8 00: pickled hams. fl.V00iai5.5Q.
Lard, firm; middle west prime, 112,12,40;
refined, firm; continent 212,80; South
America. 212.15; compound. SlO.75ail.0O.
TALLOW Firm; pilme city, bhds., THc;
country. 7'd7Ho.
MUTTER Firm: receipts. S.707 tubs:
creamery specials. So; extraa, 20c; thirds
to nrsts, Z4v4oo; state oairy, common to
firsts. 22HWc; process, second to speolal,
12 kli 27c; western factory. 223i'23Hc; Western
Imitation creamery, Ifaioc
CHKESEe-Mrm and higher; state, whole
milk, apeclal, luaiHo; slate whole milk,
fancy, l&Hc; state whole milk, prime, il
llc: state whole milk, fair to good. t.i
MZf. state whole milk, common. 10U
12Ve: skims, full to special, 12H13c.
EUOS Firmer; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery white, 27M2; state, Penn
sylvania anr nearby gathered" nthite, 2f.t(j)
2Kc; stale, Pennsylvania hennery brown, lj
28c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby gath
ered brown. KVttJnc; iresn gamerea extra
first 2Sifr24Ho: fresh gathered first. 21H0i
2SHc: fresh gathered second, 19H6'20Ho.
1 OLiXlll ureeaea, easy; western corn
ers, lie; fowls, 13t?16o; turkeys, 1Mb 22c.
Kansas City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Auar. 12. WHEAT Sep
tember, 9fi4o bid; December. 95S'S'l.i84c bid;
May, S1.03H, sellers; cash unchanged to H
le lower: No. 2 hard. 7cl.oi; Mo, a newitf
9Hc; No. 2 red, 9SkT$l.0O; No. 2, 95!7o.
CORN. 67c sellers: 1'ocemner, aoHC.
sellers: May. MH4558'4o, sellers; cash un
changed to lo lower; No. 2 mixed. 00c;
No. S mixed, 59c; No. S whlta, 61o; No. 8.
lc
OATS T nchanged to le rower; No. 2
white. SfiH&Mc; No. 2 mixed, S3H034HC
RYE No, t Baaa
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $1160
11500; choice prairie. fll.003U.IS.
BUTTKIr Creamery, Mod tlreta, SSHo;
seconds, 2fHc; packing stock, 21 He '
EGOS Extras, 22c; flrsta, 19Ho; I too rids,
lie.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu. ....a mooo 84. (ioo
Corn, bu. 9.000 Mono
Oata, bu.
W.000
6,000
Mlnncapolta Ornln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 22. WHEAT Sep
tember. (1.0844,: (Dooember. 1110; May.
21.14; cuh No. 1 hard, SL11; No. 1
northern, tL094k9L10S; Ku- S northern,
SI H3108H.
FltX-Cloaed at 83.42. '
CORN No. S yellow. oStfuOo,
OATS No. S white, S8V34',l.
RYE No. 2, T0f7Jc. (
BRAN In liOO pound sacks, 2l OOfflJOBO.
FLOUR First patents. In wood, t o. b.
Ml me poll. $5 6066.70; second patent. 86.90
4i6.W: first cieara. S2.K34.W; second claara,
82.0112-90.
Grain Market.
PEORIA, Aug. tt CORN Lower, No. S
Whit. 41 He; No. S white. 41c; No. S yel
low, 0c; No. t yellow, C0H; No. S, aoiio;
No. 8. Aoo; No. 4. 69 e; no grade. Urso.
OATS Firm; No. 1 whlta, S5o; No, S
whlta, SSHo; standard. 84c
Mllersaka Grnln Maekat.
MILWAUKEE. Wla, Aug. H. - FLOUR
Pull
WHEAT No. 1 northern, 1 13.S1 U; Na, S
nortnern. 1 lnll 1J, napteinoer, 99HC.
O A T S84 :SHe.
BARLEY Saraplej, 4307 le.
NEW 0lK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Large Amount of Business Done, But
Price Trend is Lower.
SPECULATIVE LEADERS WEAK
Mo Change In Effect of Political Con
dition Wall Street Confident
of Improved Condition In
Kerr York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21 Stocks worked
slowly but surely downward today on a
very large volume of business, the closing
being In must cases the lowest of the day.
Weakness was again most conspicuous
in me speculative leaders, the Harrlmans,
Heading, St. Paul. United Stetee Steel.
Northern Pacific Amalgamated Copper and
American Pmeiung all declining from 1 to
1 points on very light offerlnga.
The political situation, which has been
the foremost factor recently, showed no
change today. Wall street believes that the
present tension In the republican party of
this state will be satisfactorily settled be
fore long, but Is less satialn at the out
come of the nation.
London marketa moved today with much
of last week'a Irregularity, with weakness
In the copper stocks and further distrust
of conditions In the raw rubber trade.
The day's general news developments were
negative for the most part, aside from the
unusually large receipts of foodstuffs at
Chicago from western points, where the
trafflo agents of the leading lines were an
ticipating an Increase of general business
In the fall. Eaatern roads running from
midwest points reported a falling off In
tonnage, shipments of flour and grain being
considerably lower than In the correspond
week last year.
Bonds were very heavy. Total sales, par
value. tl.15S.000. United States Ss advanced S
per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were:
gale. High. Low. Close.
Allti-ChJmra pti
AmalcsmatM Copper
American ARrwaltural
Am. Best Sugar
Aai mi can Can
American P. n T
a 13 n u
U.4 5 14 (4
ine 44 44 t
INK) S4H U U.
1JSX i H
CO 4 47 4T
American Cotton Oil.
1U l til 1
Amsrlcan H. A it. pfd
IT
1
II
Am. lee asountlee
American Llnsisd
American Locomotlr ...
American 8. K
Am. 8. R. pfd
Am. 8. 4t R. lftl
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. Btrnu tteflnlng ,
American T. T
American Totnece f4....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Cb.....
Atchison
Atchison pfd ....'I
Atlantic Ooaet Unt
Baltimore A Onto
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklya Rapid Tr
Canadian Psaifle ,
Central Lsatker
Central LsaUiar pfd
Central ot New Jersey. ..
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago a. W., new
Chicago O. W. pfd
Chicago A It. W
C, M. A Bt. P
C, 0 C. A at. k
Colorado F. A I
Colorado - A Southern.. . .
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
Dslawar A Kadson
0 U H
1.104 H U 14
14.S0O t 4'4 47
vnvi
in.1
(DO 41 44 444
tM 11 11
00 134 1MH 1S4H
l' ti i ntvt
u
704 40 M4 lt
t.sno too t s
100 l'i 110 S
00 lit 111 110
i.suu iiHW ioi lva
I
T7 78 US
1,000 lMVa 1MH
1,100 it n
104
tu(
S.400 74 71 78
Ml
100 24 14 834
4H4
"0 144 14 141
4,t00 121 lt 120Vi
1W 74 74 71
1,000 21 10 iH
M
1,500 1 29 128 1
108 lilt 13 11
144
Dnnr A Rio Orsoos 800 II 80
80
70
t. A R. O. pfd 100 72 70
Winners' aacurlUsa ...... S00 17 174
Brl , ., , L00 2Ma K
16
BrlS lit Dftl 41 44 41 1 A
43
Erie Id fto..i.i 100
. . ' -
a: Mi
11
General Rlectrte .,
100 144 144
141
Oreat Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Or etrs...
Illinois Central ,
l,6"0 1 12J 1X1
400 84 44 64
129
lnterboroagh Mt
Int. Met pfd .-
i,00
1.100
ft
100
800
800
18 17 17
4B 48 47
97 84.
International Harvester .
Int. Marin pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City So u.
I 16 1. 1
i 10 lH
nst SB4 -J
14
100 2 t 18
k. c bo. pta
l
Laclsd Gas
800 101 101 101
Louisville A N
Minn. A Bt. L
euu 142 iu iu
, 13
M.. Bt. ft A S. 8. M....
800 li 12 ' 187
. '1.4U0 88 1 81 81
. 100 48 ' i61
M., K. A T.....1
M.. K. A T. pfd....
MkMourt Paclflo ,.
. S.0UV 64 . 01 4 BI
National Biscuit
200 101 lo loA
Nat tonal Lead
N. R. R. ot M. Xd pfd..
New York Central . .
100 8S 17 17
. 8.400 118 111 111
N. T., O. A W
,. UD 40w 40 40
Norfolk A Western
Nortk Americas .........
tOO 7 M M
48
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
.. 7,100 11 114 114
.'iiioo i ii 128
People's Gas ,
106
P., a., Ota u
Pittsburg Coal
S4V4
800
600
17 16 17
Premed steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Sprint....
15 84 se
16
88 81 86
100
Heading
Republic Steal
Republic Steal pfd
.128.9O0 144 141 141
aw 11 11 11
W
Rock Island Co 10,400 88
Rock Island do. pfd 100
St. U A S. P. 2d pfd Mo 40 4C
10
I
40
a sb W,,, ee 24
Bt! u s! w.'"p7d'".'..'."".'.' '"ini 'm' m
8losa-Shrfle4d S. A I...... 100 47 61 65
Southern .Paclflo 19,100 115 111 111
Southern Railway 400 83 11 21
So. Railway pfd 400 64 64 64
Tennanee Copper 14
Texas A Paclflo 24
T., St U A W 21
T., 84.-. L. A W. pfd..v... 806 44 4 48
Union Paclfl 78.400 1W 14 lt
IKilon Paclflo pfd too 41 91 81
V. B. Realty 400 72 71 11
V. S. Rubber 100 84 14 13
U. B, Steal. 101.400 11 9 4
V. A Steal pfi 100 111 114 116
Utah copear t8o 46 46
Va.-Ckrollna Ckemlcal .... 8,000 67 67 64
Wheeling A L 8t 6
Wsbaah 404 14 17 17
Wabash pfd 2.100 18 ! M
Western Maryland 100 44 44 48
Westlnghout Electric 68
Western Union 100 41 41 41
Total sales for the day, 480,400 share.
' Now York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-MONEY On call,
easy; 1W1H por cent; ruling rate 1H per
cent cloalng bid, 14 per cent; offered at
1H per cent Time loaas, dull and steady;
sixty days, Ti'aQ per cent; ninety days,
SHiQ'814 per cent, six months, 414, per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6HB
per cent
STiSKLjiNtji t;A.UHAauio Bteaav. wntn
actual business In baukers' bill at $4,S4u4
4.8410 for sixty-day bills and at 84.8070 for
demand. Commercial bills, 84.83HtV4.WH.
biL.VKit tiar, o2c; juexioan aouars, etc.
BONDS Government firm; railroad.
heavy.
Closing quotations on Ponds today war
aa follows:
U. a, red. ta, rag.... lot tnt Met. 4. 74
do eoapen ....104 'Japan 4a as
U. g. ts re 101 do 4s 44
do coupon 101 K. C. Bo. 1st 8s T2
V. S. 4a. rag. 114 U S. deb. 4a 1431... 43
4 coupon 114 U A N. unl. 4a 84
Allls-ChaL 1st 8a... 74 M. K. A T. 1st 4s.. 97
Am. Ag. 6s 101 do gen. 4s 84
Am. T. A T. ev. 4a. .100 Mo. Paclf'c 4a 14
Am. Tobacco 4a 1 N. K. X. of M. 4s. 44
d 4a 10 N. T. C. g. 8s 18
Armour A Co. 4s. 40 do deb. 4e N
AtchHwa sen. 4a 44 N. T N. M. A H.
do ev. 4s. 107 ev. ts 181
do sr. 6s 101 ex. W. 1st a 4s.. 67
At C 1 1st 4..... 83 do ST. 4s .t4
Bal. A Ohio 4 t No. Paclflo 4s 1
do isai
. 41 do la 11
.48 O. B. L. rfdg. 4s.... 42
. 41 Penn. cv. 8s 1915.. 45
.1Q4 de eon. 4 101
. 44 Reading gen. 4s M
.181 It. U 4 t F. fa 4s 80
d A W. 8..,
Brk. Tr. cv. 4....
On. at fla. 8s...
On. Leather 6a...
C. ot K. J. a
Che. A Ohio 4.. 100 do geo. t 60
do rer. 6s 41 8H. L. S. W. . 4a... Tl
Chicago A A 8s.. 44 eao m gold s 14
C. B. A Q. J. 4s.... geaboard A L. it... 40
do gen, 4a 7 e'flo. Pa, sal. 4.... 40
a kl. A S.P. g 8 41 do cv. .4 44
C It I. A P. a 4. Tl do 1st ret 4 88
do rfg. 4 So. RJlwy 8s 104
Colo. Ind. ts 14 ds ae. 4a, 74
Colo. Mid, 4. TJnien Padfis im... ,.lno
t:. S. r. Aa. 4 84 do ev. s 104
D. A H. er. es. pr 1st A ret. 4.... 46
D. 8t eV 84 V. 8. Rukber 4s 102
d rW. as 41 V. A Steal at 4a....lu6
ristlllsra I 44 Va-43atw. Qieen. ts. t
Bile g 1. 4s. 11 ew abash 1st 8 107
So gen. 4a. Tl to 1st A ex. 4....
So cv 4a sir. A... 44 Western Hd. 4s 1SV4
d eerrlM u 41 West. Die, ev. av. r
Oso. BHss. rv. ts....us wis. aul 4 n
IU. Ceo. 1st ret es.. 8 M. Pas. v. as..... 8
But uftre.
Haw Yatrk Mlalnaj Stock.
NEW YORK. Aug. H. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice 18 n4rlll Csn.
awauswlck Osa. T Uul CVlet ..
Com. Tuaaei steek . . 84 Mealeaa
do bonds 11 Ontario
Con. Cal. A Va 14 Oeklr
Bom Sliver 44 Standard
Bran Silver 84 Yellow Jacket ,
Utfsswd.
, S
. 8
,.14
,. 0
.148
.104
,. 44
London Gold Market Steady.
LONDON. Aug. 22 There was no Amert
can demand for gold on Wi open market
today. Out of the S2.40001O of gold avail.
able. Oat-many took 81. OKI, 00 destine, for
Russia, India and. th mnr requirement
for the continent swallowed on the rest.
Tn price 1 unchanged at 11 9d.
London Closing; gtoeka.
LONDON. Aug. 22. American securities
opened steady and a fraction hlsh.T to
day. Later the trading was light, and
pric4-s moved Irregularly. At noon the
market waa steady, with values ranring
from o above to Ho below Saturday's
New York closing.
Closing quotations on slocks were:
Onuols. mens? .. n 15-14 1 cnhrill A N 147
do account 41 M , K. A T 14
A mil. Copper 47 N. T. central 114
Anaconda "H Norfolk A W loo
Atchlaon ! do pfd J
do Did ! Ontario A W 41
Pel. A Ohio l7 Penntrlvanla f
Canadian Pacific 117 Hand Mines 8
Cnea. A Ohio 71 Reatllng 74
Chicago Ot. W 15 , So. Railway 84
C.. M. A Bt. P 12J . do pfd M
Ie Keen 17 So. raclflc 117W
iMnver A R. 0 12 t'n'on Pacific 171
do pfd do pfd .., MH
Erie " V. 8. Steal 12
do lt pM 4S do pfd ,...v 119
do M pM..... 16 Wacaah 18
Orand Trunk l do pfd lt
Illinois Central lit Spanlali 4a kl
SILVBlt Har. steady at ziia per ounca
MONEY-1HI8114 Pr cent
The rata of discount In the open market
for short hills Is 2 per cent; or three
months' bills, 27. per cent.
Local Stt-cnrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Rums.
Jr., 632 Omaha National bank building:
1110. ABKea.
Beatrice Creamery Co 88 8
City Net. Bank Blilg. 4s, 8 s
Crab Orchard, Neb.. 61 '
100
100
41
Detroit ttdlaon Co 80
Houston Water 0. 4s, 1444 lo
Iowa Portland Cement let Ml. 4s.... It
1"0
loo
100
48
ioo
44
84
84
7
4
17
107
7
101
W
45
14
Kansas O. A B. I per cent pfd
Kanaas City R. A L. 6s. 1411 44
Michigan S'at Tel. 6s. 1414 44
Nebraaka Tel. Stork 4 per rent 100
N. T. Central Urn 4e. 118 100 '
Omaha Water Co. (a. 1444 4S
Omaha Gas. 1417 l
Omaha A C. B. . It. pfd, I per cant 48
Omaha A C. TJ. R. R. St. 19 -4
Paclflo T. A T. 6s. 1887
94
e
io
w
Pennylvanta Equip. 4i, 1911
Seattle, City of. 6a, 1184
Volon Stock Yards, So. Omebs.
Rocky Mountain rSiel
Wahaah Kqulp. 4 Ha. 1111
United Rr. pfd. St. Lioul. . . ....
44
United Ry. com.. Bt. Louis 14
Qennan-Americen Coffe 18
Boston Closing; Stock.
BOSTON, Aug. 22. Closing Quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Allowei 84 Mohawk
Amal. Copper 64 Nevada Con. ...
A. Z. L. A 8 84 NlpWng Mine
Arliona Com 16 North Butt ....
. 48
. 80
. l'
. 18
. 10
. 87
Atlsntlo 4 North Lake ....
B. A C. C. A 8. M.. 11 Old Dominion ..
Butte Coalition 18 tneeola
.131
Cal. A Arliona..
Cel. A Heel
Centennial
. 61 Parratt & A C 11
..6TiO Oulncr
.. 74
17 srannon
66 Superior
T Superior A B. M. .
10 Superior A P. O..
4 Tamarack
84 V. S. C. A O
1 U. 8. S. R. A M.
17 do pfd
4 t'tak Cton
17 Wlfona
.1 10
.. 46,
.. 8
.. 11
.. 67
.. 85
.. 18
.. 41
.. ;t
.. 8
..127
Copper Range C. C
Kast Butt C. M...
Franklin ,
Giroux Con
Granby Con
Green Cananea ..
Iale Royal Copper
Kerr Lak
Lake Copper
La 8alle Copper....
10 Wolverln
Miami Copper 14
Asked.
New York Cars Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan It Bryan, members New York
Stock Exchange, 815 South Sixteenth street
Omaha.
Ray State Oaa....
Butt Coalition ..
Csctua
Chlno
Chief Con.
Fraction
Davis-Daly
KIT Central
Kir Consolidated .
Frarklln
Olroux
Gcldfleld Con. ...
Onldfleld Florence
Goldfleld Dalay ..
Greens Cananea ..
Inspiration
81 Larose 4
II Nevada Con 20
1 New bouse 72
14 Ohio Copper 1
1 Rawhide Coalition.. 14
60 Rar Central 8
1 Swift Pkg. CB 108
18 Seare-Roebuck Co. ..H6
to Silver Pick 10
11 Sliver King Coal,n...al
7 Superior A P..
13
8
8
10
8 Tonopah Mining
1 Trinity Copper . .
4 North Lak
7 Bohemia
8
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22. The condition
ot the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was aa follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin, 2890,10,669; silver
dollars, 2488,415,000; silver . dollars of lf"..
83,600,000; silver certificates outstanding,
8481.415,000.
General Fund Standard silver dollars in
general fund, 868,128,827; current liabilities,
898,702,674; working balanaeviri treasuryof
flces, 828,829,117; In banks toVredlt of treas
urer of the United States, 83ga03; subsidiary
silver coin, $20,647,927; minorVoln. 21.021,636;
total balance In general fund. 888,829,467.
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, August 22. Bank clearings for
today were 82.G06.023.16 and for the corr.
spending date last year 22,641,910.48.
OMAHA GKKERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
nished by Bayer and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartona, 22c; No. L
In 90-lb. tuba, 81c; No. 2. In 1-lb. carton,
29c; No. 2, In 60-lb, tubs, 26 He; packing
stock, solid pack, 21c; dairy, in 40-lb. tubs,
t34i 24e. Market changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twin. 17Hc; young Americas,
19c; daisy, lc; triplets, ISc; llmborger, 18o;
No. 1 brick, 17c; Imported Swiss, 20c; do
mestic Swlaa, 24c; block Swiss, 22c
POULTRY Dressed broilers under 1 lba,
17c: over 2 lbs.. 20c: hens, 16c: cocks. 9o:
ducks, 18c; geese, 16c; turkeys, 26c; pigeons.
per oo., si.a; nomer squabs, per dos., 84 w;
fancy suuab, per dos.. 8I.W; No. 1. per doa.
82.00. Alive: Broilers, 140i,,ver t lba. llo:
hens, lie; oia roosters, eo;- oia aucks, full
turkeys, 19c; guinea fowls, tOo each; pigeons,
per dos., 60c; homers, per dog., $8.08; squabs.
No. 1, per dux., 21.50; No. 2, per dos., 60c.
FISH tall froxeni Pickerel, 12c: whlte-
ftsh, 17c; pike, 15c; trout, 15c; targe crap
pies, 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c;. eel, lHo;
haddock, 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish,
UK buffalo. 8c: halibut 9c: whlta
9c; bullhead, 15c; ros shad. 81.00 aaoh; shad
roe, per pui, aw, arusj ieg, par aoa, 80c;
salmon, 15c.
BEEF wuia-moi: ISO. t iSc: XV 2.
Ho: No. S. 18H0, Loins: No. L loc; No. 2
14?; No. t, HHc Chuck: No, L 7c:' No? t
nu.f Na. 8. 6c. Round: No. 1. o- K
Rc; NO. a -taiw. rtv. a. ero; o. 8, 44c;
FRUITS-Orangea: California Valencia.
all sizes, per box, SS.00ifr6.2f; Mediteraanean
Sweets, 288 sise, M w; size, 2.ao. Lemons:
Limonlera. extra fancy.. 300 size, nar ln
$7.50; 360 alze, per bog, 88.00; choice, )
siae, per dox, hmu. oi size, per box. 27.60:
iw aia. ier uui, ei.w. xsaiianaa; jt-ncy
select, per bunch, 82.2502.60; jumbo, bunch,
I176G4..6. Cantaloupes: Colorado Rocky
Fords, 54 alxe, 83. 25; 45 standards, S3. 00.
Plums: California, red, per four-basket
crate, ai.oo. Italian Blue rrunes: Per orate.
i tovi.oo. reacnes: cauiornia, per KO-lb.
W, VVIVIBUV .Wl J fl ttr-lff.
box. 81. lot 1.26. Pears: California Bartlett.
per box, 83.00; In lots, per box, $1.85; Oregon
and Utah Flemish Beauties, per bog, 8150;
in lota, per box, $2.40. Apples: Home
grown, kn bbls., $4.004f4.60; rtew Oregon, in
boxes, $1.78. Grapes: California Malagas,
per four-basket crate, $1.50. Watermelons:
Texas. lHo per lb. Dates: Anchor brand.
now, 80-lb. pkgs. in box, per box, $2.00.
viouwrABLticis New potatoes, in sacks.
per du., i.two'i.io. sweet potatoes: Vl r
glnla, per bbl., KOo. Onions: Yellow, In
sacks, per lb., 4c; Iowa, email, per lb.,
SHc; Spanish, per crate. 81.60, Garlic, Extra
fancy, white, per lb., 15c; red, per lb, l&e.
Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dox., ll.fXKtf
i.uv. ceiery: Micnigan, per uosen punches,
$6c.
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES Cab
bage: New, per lb., 2c. Tomatoes: Per
basket utfv0o. string and Wax Beans:
Per market basket 76o. Cucumbers: Per
market basket 60376c. Radishes: Extra
tancy nome-grown, per aosen bunches, 20o.
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, par dosen. 46c.
pareieyi rancy home-grown, per dozen
bunahes. 80c. Turnips: Par market baaket
vc tjarroi: fer mar act oaeaet, boo. sieets
Per market basket 40o.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuta: Black, per
id., sc; uaiiiomia no. i, per id., no; can.
fornla No. 2, par lb., 14c. HickorynuU:
Large, per lb., 4o: small, per lb.. Sc. Cocoa
nut: Par sack, $5.00; par doaen, tSo. Honey:
insw, M nam, (4.00.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22 ME7TAIt-Stand.
ard copper, easy; pot, August, September,
isciour ana ittovRmntr, is.va'i-ej. LiOnaoo,
steady: spot 66 16a: future, 68 11 .!
Arrivals r ported at New York today, S.2U)
ton; custom hous raturna show axporta of
sv.sTf ton so rar tnia monyi. Lam copper,
ii.9aiJ.uu; electrolytic, suszhvuis; cast
Ins. 812 2cVal2.60. Tin. strong, but aulet
spot S32.97H&34 27H; August and Saptaraber,
ti4.00tiW4.S7H: October. 881761734 26: Novem
ber, 8J3.7Wii84.80; IteocmlK. 63.70i3.la, Ixhv-
oon. strong; anot. al6 lta: niturea. 158.
Lad. ieady, H 400 4. 60 New York, $4 27V4
4.80, 'East St Loula. London, a pot, 11
s d. SoaHer. ateady. S6.S&43A.40. New York
86.16taA.80. East tat Louis. London spot, 22
17 d. iron. Cleveisnd wwrraMs. oo tn ton.
don. Locally Iron was quiet No. I foundry
northern. 814.Vti&16.t: No. 8. SU.6091AOO: No.
1 southern and No. 1 southern Butt 116. 76
laa.
Isgar Markt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22 -8TJOAR Raw
firm; Musoovado, S9 tst 8 96c; oantritugal
Refined, teady; cruahao, t. sec; granulated
js.jio; powdered, S.SCo.
OMAHA LIV SrOGtv MARKET
Very Heavy Kan of Cattle from the
Ranfje.
HOGS SCORE A VERY GOOD GAIN
Fat Sheep Steady to a Trifle Lower,
While Feeding; Sheep and I.amba
Are Ten to Fifteen Lower
Than Last Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 21, 1910.
Receipts were: Cattle, lings. Sheep.
Estimate Monday 10.719 8,44o S3,hf5
Santo dny last week H..''.4 2.it8 11.K18
Same days 2 weeks ago.. 8,!7 2.2"4 24. 13
same day s weeks ago... l.i.so 4,i.n I4.i
Same day 4 weeks ago... 9.61 4.80 16.4N0
Same day last year i.TZi 2.4ZS 1H.1M
Ttia following table shows the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date a comtxired with laat
year: lmo. 1909. Inc. Dec.
Cattle fi.TS.,Kl4 fjt'.K.XItl 71.298
Hogs l.;ftt!.t..2i 1,C4.1,;n3 243,r2
Sneep l.OU.ltKi 8o.679 li 0,21
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Dates.
Aug. 12...
1910. ir.-oo.iijos.
7 94 7 421 6 41
1907.
6 si;
im. 11905. 11904.
i 94 4 M
i 92 4 94
D 84 6 96
I 63, 6 90 I 01
8 (! 6 c2l 6 02
I 9l 6 Wt 4 94
! 9si 6 M i 4 99
I S 89 1 6 10
6 03, , 6 12
5 96 5 84
5 91 6 64 I 03
Aug. 18..
8 04 7 47 4 22
6 83i
Aug. 14..
ICI I 1.
i U
Aug. 15..
Aug. 16..,
S 1AH
8 80
6 72
8 7b
8 23H
8 SOS,
s w
6 2.1
8 27
7 C4l
Aug. 17...
7 67 44!
7 721 6 41,
6 74
Aug. 18..
Aug. 19...
7 64 16 SI
5 701
6 t-2
5 bv
Aug. 20...
Aug. 21..
7 531 6 87
7 471 6 !N
Aug. 22..
8KM41
I 6 32 1 6 5o,
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union Slock lards, South Omaha, fur
twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. in. yea
teruay :
ItECEIPTS-CARLOTS.
Cattie.aogs. Sheep. H r s
C. M. & St. P..
8
W a bush
Missuuii Paclflo 60
C. & N. W., east 1
C. ct N. W., wel 162
C. St. P. M. A 0 1
C. it. ait Q , east 1
C. B. Ai y., west 175
C, R. I. P., east 4
C. K. 1. P., west
C. O. W 1
1
8
9
15
s
12
2
2
2
68
80
85
Ttal receipts
.898
126
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
754
621 l,lo9
bwlft Hi Company Ll&O 8ua 1,415
Cuaahy Packing Co l.Ssl 81$ 2,!t.l
Armour & Co 91s Luis ,UNi
Schwarts ft Co 118
Cudahy from St Paul 897
Murphy 194
W. B. Vasant Co 42
Benton, Vansant & Lush 8u6
Stephens Bros 812
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis 72
Huston & Company 65
J. B. Root & Co 158
J. H. Bulla 156
L; F. Husx 125
L. Wolf M6
McCreary & Cory 404
S. Werthelmer 626
II. F. Hamilton 17
Sullivan Bros 101 .
Lchmer Bros 22
Lee Rothschild 338
Sol Kgan 35
Christy & Kline 16
Mo. Kan. Calf Co 157
Other buyers 1,127 10,560
Totals
8.722 2,970 18,989
CATTLE Receipt ot cattle this morning
were very large. In fact, the largest ot any
day since November 8 of last year. As
murht ba Interred the blr bulk of Uie ar
rlmls camo from the western range, and
wetllo there waa a sprinkling of natives and
ornfeds there were not enough cattle of
act description to cut much figure In the
trude. WKh such large receipts and with
a good deal of sorting and shaping up to
be done It was necessarily late in the fore
noon before sellers were in shape to show
their cattle and before the trad could get
well under way.
in spite ot the large receipts tnere was
a splendid demand for desirable beef steers.
both cornfeds and western, and the general
market could solely be quoted anywhere
from strong to. i&10o higher .than laat
week. Good cornfeds sold as high an 87.90,
with range grassera as high as 80.&O. As a
matter of course Inferior grades did not
show so much improvement, but the mar
ket as a wboie was in a very satisfactory
condition.
Cows and heifers, at least the desirable
kinds, commanded fully steady, and In
some cases, possibly strong prices. The
market was reasonably active, the most of
the offerings changing hands in good 'eo.
son.
Good feeders were also strong, and In
asimA ettAa tutuithlu UttiAn M.h.. inn
last week. The market was In active ad
vance. and the bulk of the desirable kinds
sold in good season, and stocltors and th
lees desirable kinds ot feeder commanded
about steady prices.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, I7.007.76; fair to good
beef ateer, 8o.l027.0o; common to fair beef
steers. M.vwBb.iu gooa to cnoice cows ana
heifers, $2.5O8.50; good to choice stock ers
and feeders. 84.60u6.C5: fair to good atock-
ers and feeders, $3.60(4.60; common to fair
stockers end feeders, $3.001913.60; stock
heifers, $2.85(34.00; veal calves, S3.00(fjX.25;
Duns, stags, etc. w zofl s.ou.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves. t6.0Tkti.75; good to choice
beeves, $5.40(56.00; fair to good beeves, $4.80
&16.80; common to fair beeves. 83.7&tp4.50:
good to choice heifers. $4.2MiS.00: good to
oholce cows, 84.ouia4.bO; fair to good grades,
8l.80di3.oa: csnners ana cutters. 22.2,ft3.2b:
good to choice feeders, $4.60tr5.60; fair to
gooa reeners, 4.5j)4.7b; common to fair
feeders, S.1.2W4.0V.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na.' A. Pr. No. A. Pr.
84 879 6 60 61 1161 t 86
COWS.
8 79 8 76 16
.918 8 88
. 440 8 70
. 864 8 78
. 404 8 80
.1616 100
8 850 I 40 I
8 176 8 84 18..
8 8(1 8 18 il
4 404 8 40 1
8 10J4 I 66
HEIFERS.
8 610 8 26 4
8 4T8 8 40 4
BUL1.&
2 876 8 25 2
8 1140 8 43
, 61 8 68
89 8 88
...1248 I T6
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
T 736 8 75 7 1(71 4 60
14 441 4 00 ' T 817 4 40
17 u, 746 4 00 - tl 9..1 4 48
10 455 4 60 81 1030 i 84
WESTERNS COLORADO.
20 feeders.. 978 4 80 79 feeders.. 97 4 10
S feeders.. 979 4 00
O. W. Kendrlcka-S. D,
steers.. ..1325 8 25 26 feeders.. 1140 SCO
t steers.. ..1276 4 75 1 steer 1275 4 76
1 steer 1200 4 75 1 steer. 1100 4 76
1 heifer. ...1120 4 75 1 steer 1430 S 60
SOUTH DAKOTA.
2 feeders.. 1223 4 85
2 feeders.. 1143 4 K
1 feeders.. 1265 6 60
S heifers... W J(6
2 heifers... 660 2 65
22 feeders.. 868 4 00
20 feeders.. 1048 4 70
2 oow a 1110 4 C6
7 feeders. . 9fi0 4 85
2 hei.'-ra... 910 2 66
21 feeders. .1017
490
i 00
t cows 663
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
14 feeders.. 1032 4 70
10 calves... 633 3 25
10 calves... 228 8 75
6 steers.... 9u0 2 90
$ steers.... 490 2 76
t heifers... 620 3 76
18 feeders., 10SG 4 TO
2 steers.... 790 3
( calves..
880 3 76
e87 3 60
474 3 00
877 2 (0
K steers...
3 steers...
oows....
E. O. Swallan S. D.
10 feeders.. 1294 t 65 88 feeder. .1239 4 80
U feeders.. 1186 4 90
NEBRASKA.
1 cows 1050 3 60
18 cows 749 TO
17 cows 911 3 64
$ cows 090 S 10
20 oows 976 3 90
11 oaiv... 247 I 26
64 calves... 248 6 60
t cows lieO 4 10
heifer... 441 $ 10
U feeders.. 741 4 00
4 cow T85 $ 16
U feeder. .1047 4 74
21 feeder.. 1017 4 80
34 cows 1038 4 00
C calves... 226 2 50
15 cows 941 3 73
4 oows 6o0 8 90
19 feeders.. 7tf 4 06
20 ts. A hs. 925 3 75
1 bull 1560 $ 60
U heifers... 749 3 4
$ calves... 333 I 00
2r feeders.. Wt 4 60
5 calves... 824 4 00
13 heifer... 649 I '
HtKio volume or hog receipt and vol
ume of detrand war well matched this
morning ths former wss light and th lat
ter limited. It waa an aotlv trad while it
lasted, however, and th bulk of offering
moved Id very good season at lO&lio ad
vance. AH classes ot buy purchased
sparingly and aeparats drove war small,
ahlpver taking about 600 head.
Eight Or ten load that cam In 1st
found a spent market Most of th regular
buyers had retired and th ones ramalnlns
n er indifferent Any kind or a bid was
hard to get and actual als carried much
lower r.4rura than thos that prevailed
early. In a general way all ot tn morn
ing's advance was lost, priors closing a
Saturday's notches.
Heavy bog of good quality sold at $8.40
and batter, with rougn and extreme he vie
at th low flrura. flood mixed of medium
weight mowed around 66.6011 66 and lights
brought th high price. Selected lights
reached $8.90, th highest point reached
alnre the second ireek In July and 10c
Ne. A. h. Pr. No. A. 8h. fr.
11 m 40 8 M 41 1-4 44 I 44
U 20 80 I 15 i t- ... I 40
17 im 40 I 40 67 14 ... I 40
tn PI ... I 40 41 1?4 ... 8 M
J !! ... 1 40 4 T ... 8 8ft
64 sol 1 8 41 I I 40 8 M
M to 14 6 40 70 8M 189 I 40
II rl ... 1 40 4 1 ... 8 84
114 80 I 44 70 84 40 I 16
(tt r.O 10 4 44 44 8 4 800 I 4u
0 174 110 8 46 70 174 ... I 80
64 Ill 80 6 41 a 8M ... 6 n
K I4 ... S 45 M 147 ... 6 40
1 ISO 119 I 41 41) 95 140 8 40
1 871 130 6 48 47 til 40 i 46
tl 27 10 4 48 46 154 40 I 46
41 7 944 8 44 46 lei ... 6 46
3 rt 4 a 40 J'.l 180 6 46
17 81 ... Hi 44 Ill 80 I 46
II t6 40 I 45 41 r" ... I TO
48 r 1W I 46 44 r"-0 80 I 78
61 W0 ... 6 41 81. ...... .Pt ... 4 76
I) ISO ... I 45 I J-4 ... 6 76
45 8S6 80 I M t8 in 40 I 40
M. J0 180 4 60 II W 40 6 0
I 34 ... 8 M 71 r ... I
67 t.tJ ... 6 6 44 1J1 ... 144
BHFK1' Sheen and lamb trade weakened
his morning under the heaviest single run
recorded thus far this year. Over 80.00
head were received. Ltractlonlly nil of them
coming from western ranges. Fully halt
of the total offerings arrived in feeder
flesh, so that the market waa slow In get
ting started owing to the necessity of sort
ing. Feeder outlet was broad, however, ana
while buyers mad the most Of tholr ad
vantage, decline no greater than lOUlJve
were forced, the bulk or half-fat siook
oing to the country at iresa reductions.
nibs with a killing: end sold straight at
6.86, Indicating best price quotable. An
other string went at $.lo, same kind sell
ing around 86.13 at last weog s Close, r eeaer
sheep shared In the decline noted, but fat
sorts were generally sold separate, due to
relatively small percentage of thlB ClaiB of
tOCK.
Trade In fat atock was quiet from the
fart, prices ranging from Steady to 16c
lower. Lamha claimed the big end of the
drop, with small bundles of Selected rat
h4ep at figures no worse tnnn rienay to a
little Inaar g1.. aallisM reached 84.40 and
84-pounJ yearlings went to a killer at $6.10.
Nothing toppy waa soia esriy in un.wsi
of lambs. .
Cluotntions on arsis shack! tjoon to
choice lnmhs. 8fi.40M6.6T: fair to good lambs.
$.lMr.40: feed lsmbs. 66.0O-dil35; handy
weight yearlings. 85.ooti5.3fi; heavy vea
Hugs. H.8OSfi.0O; feeder yearlings. SS.OOtfr ;
good to choice wethers, $4.10trt 4.40; fair to
ennd wethers, ta.76te4.10: feeding wethers.
$8.8rM.t5; breeding ewes. $4'4.78; feeding
ewes, $3.30413.60; fat ewes, 83.75&4.15.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Hoars Higher Cattle Strongr Sheep
Firm at Weak Prices.
CHICAGO. An. 22 CATTLE Receipts.
5K000 had: market strong: beeves, $4 .SO
8.50: Texas steers, $S.T5f8.$6; western steers,
$4-00(87.00; stockers and feeders, $4107(6.20;
cows and hellers, jz.otKBo.w; caives,. to.owiy
8.75. .
HOGS Receipts, 27,000 head; market, wo
higher; light, $R.66fi9.15; mixed, $8,159.00;
haavv 87 fifvfiR 71",! rnti ah. 17. KSt 05: good to
choice, heavy, $H0T4f8.75; pigs, $8.70(8.15; bulk
of salre, $8.30jl8.nO. .
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts. m,wv
head: market weak: natives, $!orl4.0
westerns. S2.754T4.70; yearlings, M-60ff.io.60:
lambs, native, $4.76iii.85; westerns, $4.75'i
$.85. .
Kanaaa Cltr Lies Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 22. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 19,000 head, including S.0U0 routliarns;
market steady to lo nigiier; caivos, oo
higher; dressed beet and eport steers,
$.508.26; fair to good. $5.00a'U.; western
Steers, 84.75!ff7.so; StOCKern ana reeoera, j j.
C6-25; southern steers, $2.5095.10: southern
cows. $2. 734. 25: native cows. $1 654.50; na
tive heifers, $3.eoiwi.7.; duiis, ai.twao.io;
calves, J.75tf'.00.
HUtlrt-neceipts, neati; mimri jqc
to 2tc higher; bulk of sales, 8S.ouigP3.ro;
heavy, $8.0Oft8.$S; packers and butchers,
$8.f0f(9.06; light $8.9059 05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Reonlpts, 6.003
head; market strong to 10c higher; lambs,
$6.00r)7.00; yearlings, $5.0uQ.7; wethers, $4.00
ff4.fj6; ewes, J3.7534.25; Blockers and feed
ers, $3 0034.&0.
St. Lonls Live Stack Market.
St. LOUIS. Aug. 22. CATTLF Receipts.
11.800 head, including 4.300 Texana; inarkot,
steady to strong; native shipping and x
Dort steers. $7.60frR30: dressed beef and
butcher steers, n.WiH.o; steers unaer i.trju
nnunds. So.75fi7.20: stockers and feeders
laKrfMfifli cows and heifers. 28.50(277.00: can-
ners, 82.7643'3.&o; caives, jo.kovix.w; lexa ana
Indian steers, 84.254.t0; oows And halters,
ee tr;.jz Ail -
HOGS Ueceints, o.ouu; mnrKei, joj to sic
hisher: nigs and lights. $S.25fi9.2n: packers,
$ar08.90; fcutchers and best heavy, $8.75
9.1B. 1
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.500
head; market steady; native muttons. $4-00
64.25: lambs, $5.&036i5; culls and ducks,
SS.00(S4.S0; stockers. 22.KWJ17.V
St. Joseph Lira Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 22. CATTLE R-
celnts. 2.300 head: market steady; steers,
$4. 60(707. 50; cows and heifers, $2.604.00;
calves. X3.Uttf7.7b.
itricift Recelnts 2 000 head', market lOtlMa
hlglier; top, h.io; bulk pr sales, o.outijo.u.
6HKIEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market weak; lambs, 84.606.65.
took la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
St Joseph
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Chicago
Totals
..CJ.800 41.400 68,700
Cotton Markst,
NEW YORK, Aug. 22. COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 16.40c; mid
dling gulf, 16.65c; aalea, 21.844 bales. Fu
ture closed steady; olostng bid. August
16.39c; September, 14.28c; October, 13.67c; No
vember, 12.47c; December, 18.47c; January,
18.4c; February, 13.46c; March, 18.49c; May,
11 Ntc : June. 13.50c: July. 18.61c
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 22. COTTON
quiet; middling, 16 He: sales, none: receipts,
none; shipments, 1.184 bales; stock, l.OuH
bales.
Liverpool Grata and ProvUlon.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22,-WHEAT-Rpot,
dull; No. S red western winter, no stock;
futures, quiet; October, 7s (Hd; December,
7s Hd: March. Ts 6Hd.
CORN Spot firm; old American mixed,
s; futures, quiet; Beptemper, is una; uc
tober, is 9ia.
PEAS Canadian, steady at 7s.
FLOUR Winter patents. leady, at 30a.
Ilolotk Grain Market.
DTJLTJTH, Aug. 22. W HEAT September,
81.11H; December, $1.11; No. 1 northern
I1.UH: No. 2 northern, $I.06Hl-09V.
OATS-S4H-
Wool Markst.
STl LOUIS. Aug. 22. WOOL-Ste ldy
territory and western mediums. l8'23He
fin medium. I8.30c; fine, li.xrio.
Metal Market.
ST. LOUIB. Mo., Aug. 22.-METALB
Iad, firm at $4.82H. Spelter, higher, a
$6.20.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Aug. 21. HAY No. 1 upland
21400: Kansas. $18 00; No. 1 upland. $12.00
packing. $10.00; atlalfa, $14.00. Straw: Wheat
$6.00; rye, ;.uu.
Elgin Hotter Markst.
ELGIN. Aug. 22. BUTTER Firm. 80c
gales ftor The ween, asi.uv ids.
Anti-Bailey Men'
Ready to Fight
Hold Little Session in Dallas to Lay
Flam to End Publio Career
of Senator.
. DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 22. (Special Tele-
grain.) Anti-Bailey men from Texas cltle
met In Dalla yeaterday afternoon
rasponss to a confidential letter mailed
soma day ago by Qorg W. Rlddl o
Dalla. chairman of th antl-Bally earn-
palgn committee whloh was appointed a
th atat demooratlo convention.
Th latter said:
"Com prepared to rale funds"
Thrss Tela congressmen, Hsnry, Randall
and Hardy, ar on th stump denouncing
Bailey. i
Hsnry mid a particularly blttsr speeoh
last night at Dublin. Bailey Is paying no
aktsotton to hi snstule. H started today
for Washington.
Frltent Advertising I th Road to big
Return.
,10,700 2.400 18,200
, 2800 2,000 6100
.19,000 4,000 6.000
.11.800 6,000 . t,a
.26.000 27.000 38.000
Nebraska Men
Will Take Part
in Battle
Annual Campaign for Capture of Fort
Riley Will Betfn Within a .
, . Day or Two.
JUNCTION CITY, Kan., Aug. 21 -Nv
tlonal guard from Kansas and Nebraska
probably will get their first tt ot fight
ing at the Fort Riley maneuvers this week,
aa battles between two armies will ba
prominent among Ih . problems. If ths
weather Is favorable.
Hitherto th troop have been moving
only against Imaginary enemies, and all,
but trior especially the mllltla. are anxious
to take the fir-Id. against real opponents
Some of the most Interesting problems la
recent years bar been th attacks on and
defense of Fort Riley. The attacking fore
Is sent out early In the morning, th da
fenders having only a general knowledge
ot Its whereabouts. At a given time, both
detachments send out scouting parties and
larger forces, in an attempt to locate and
capture. It possible, A portion ot th aus
my's troops.
Nlgbt maneuvers will be another feasja
Svral of Ihtse will be held soon. In order
to glv the mllltla an opportunity to par
ticipate bofor leaving tor home. Ths moat
spectacular movement will b the battle
in th field between th two armies.
As In recent years the force will be di
vided Into two armies, ths "blue" and ths
"brown." Th militiamen will tn all prob
ability be assigned to the blue army.
The work of the mllltla last week com
pared favorably with that of the regular.
It was mora ot a novelty to the guards
men, who consequently entered Into It with
spirit and charged the imaginary enemies
a though they wore real.
Slnca th last maneuvers the officers
have been studying hard and have had
uch practical experience. Many of them
have Attended th aohool ot Instruction that
held at th post earlier In th summer.
Dana Morrill
Has Perfect Score
Regular Weekly Shoot of douth
Omaha Gun Club Shows Good
Work.
Dana Morrill mads A perfect Snor In th
regular weekly shoot of th South Omaha
Oun club Sunday afternoon. Ha broke
twenty-flv taigeta straight,' which Is a
cor aeldom made behind ' any traps.
Boyle, Dworak aftid Foltlk also had goon
scores. Seventeen men eompetea tn tna
regular practice. Ths day was good for
shooting, but the wind being behind tha
flying targets mad them go a little faster
than usual and this accounts Icr soma Of
tha low scoring.
Th club did not send a team this week
to ths tournament shoot at Benson tor
th reason that tt appeared to weaken tha
Interest In the home ctuh,
The scores tor tha day are as follows:
Morrill ....
.. 24 Goran
ir
Boyl .....
.,.21 Morrison
... 22 Hughes ..
... 21 Wilson ..
... 30 Heard ...
... 20Mcainnls
... 19Dennion
... 18Carey ....
i X7
.... 17
.... 14
.... 14
.... 14
.... II
.... 11
.... I
HworiiK .,
Foltlk ....
Brlggs ....
Hurley ....
Murtaugh
Chance ...
Ford
Train Wrecker
Caught in Act
Arrest of 2tan at Waukegan, 111., Dis
closes Three Attempts on North
, western Boad.
CHICAGO, Aug. 33. With the arrest of
Patrick Zanetta at Waukegan, 111., It be
came known tonight that three attempt
were made during last week to wreck
trains on th Chicago A Northwestern
road between Chioago and Milwaukee.
Zanetta waa arrested by railroad , detec
tive just as h was placing ties on ths
tracks near Waukegan, bait an hour bo
for A fast train was du from Milwaukee.
The detectives, who had bsen In hiding
near tha track, overpowartd Zanetta. Just
as they .placed handcuff on him thrss
men jumped .from' th track and began -firing.
Tha detectives .rsturnsd tha firs
and the men disappeared.
HUGE PRIZE FOR AIR RACE
Parla Jsnrnal Offers Forty Thosaaaa
Dollars for Competition, Parts
t London,
PARI0, Aug. 21. Ths Journal announces
an offer ot a prise of $40,000 for an airship
rac between Paris, Brussels and London
in 19U.
O'lfBIL WINS CLba CWATFEsT
asx4snnsanann
Contest with Marling; Goes Merrily
Until FlaUk. .
T. J. ONell won th watfest at ths
South Omaha Country- club - yesterday
afternoon. - He1 contested th last hole with
Marling, defeating him by a flu braaar
hot getting on th sixth green In two.
The eight player In th watfest qualified
as on the previous week, each pUtying nln
hnle. The handicap system .counted In
the Qualifying round and In ' the seoond
flight. Th beet player aa an ordinary
thing want out on ths earlleat hole. Harry
Cheek went out at th first hole, J. J,
Fltsgerald at the ascend snd Jos wspprler
at ths third.. Ths eight men .to qualify
were Steinberg, McCarthy, FlUgeisld,
Weppner, O'Neil, Marling, Kellogg, Bulla
and Cheek.
A number of other match waa played
off during th afternoon and two weeke
more will ae the flnlah of moat of ths
matches for honors for the season. Jos
Weppner so far has not been defeated for
th championship. J. J. FlUcsrald has
lost only to Weppner. They are playing
for the director' cup. II. C. Marling has
th honors for th president's cup.
OAMB CALLED FOR AMERICANS
Kennedy Hornsea ts Keep Meat at Play
After. Dselstsa..
Ths gams between ths Amerloan and tha
Union Stock Yard team at Florence Sun
day was forfeited to th American on ac
count of a decision mad by th umpire
when Kennedy cut first baa and waa called
out Kennedy refused to put his men on
the field, therefore th game waa called la
favor of th American.
Adam was on ths mound for tha Ameri
can and pit oh ad a good gaata. smith
pitched for th Union Stock Yard and was
rather wild at time,, but pulled out ot sev
eral bad hole.
Next Sunday th American will play th
Council B)uff Merchant at Council Bluff
and on September 1 4 and I they will play
the Denlson, Ia., team. Scor:
Americans 0 0 t 0 1
Union Stock Tarda 9 0 1 0 0 S
Two-has hit: Clark. Three-base hltl
Kennedy. Sacrifice hit: Hachten, Bowe.
Hit by ptehed ball: By Smith, 1. Has
on balls: Off Smith, 4; off Adams, 1. Struck:
out: By Smith. 4; by Adam, 4. Tim: 0:80.
Umpire: Wllllama.
Herbert B.CooGh Go
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