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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 1911.
WANTED TO RENT
(Continued.)
LADY want room and board;
A Be
private.
WANTED By voting rnsrrled couple, two
or three modern furnished roomi with light
housekeeping privK West Farnam or
Dundee section pi ef erred. Address D 104.
Ba.
WANTED SITUATIONS
HANDT man
tel r position.
41. Me
about the house, want
Reference furnished A
MAN wanta day work. Douglas 41. Call
for Wm. Walker.
WANTED By elderly man. position aa
night watchman; old raatdanr of city;
temperate and responsible. Call Tel. Har
ney 2436.
COAL TARD MA.NAOER-Uit three
year with large firm and over in year'
e.xirtence elsewhere, will oonaider a
change. Strictly temperate and reliable. Al
references; good aalary expected. M u.
Be.
TWO neat colored girl want work.
Webstr 6036.
Call
PAPER RULER, 22 years old. with two
years' experience, wants to finish trade;
out-of-town considered. What have you
to QftwT A 26, liee.
LADY with child would' like place aa
housekeeper or any other work. Doug. 6340
before 6:30 o'clock.
GERMAN wanta work of any kind.
fiO.
w
GOOD, sober colored man wants porter
Work. Phone 499a
FIRST -CLASS bookkeeper employed dur
ing the day wishes to keep small set of
Look evenings or spare time for reason
able oompeaeevUon. F 841. car Be.
SUCCESSFUL BALKS MAN, clean record,
employed, anxious to leave road, dealres
eity selling or office work. M 86. Bee.
A LADT with 1-year-old child wanu
position as houaekeeper in some respect
able borne; oaa give good references. Ad
dress D 28. Bee.
LAUNDRY day work, Monday, Tueadav
afid Friday. Call B 2uug. Aak for Laura.
WANTXDPosltion in wholesale hard
ware store as stock keeper and clerk. Age
S4, sixteen yeara' experience, wagea no ob
ject. References. Address. Box 16. L'D
land, Neb.
WORK wanted writing circular letters,
1 or 1.000. O. L. Plahne, U3 N. 21st B-2792.
Tyler 125.
EXPERIENCED commercial traveler;
give best of references and will taokle any
job; Interview Saturday or Sunday. Ad
dress D 44. Be.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN, experienced as
merchandise clerk, collections and aa as
sistant bookkeeper, good in figures and
penmanship; exoellant references. Address
M 46. Be.
WANTED A position as housekeeper la
snail family. Address G 47, Bee.
FIRST-CLAM bookkeeper, emploved dur
ing the day, wishes to keep small Set of
books evenings or spare time for reason
able compensation. F S41, care Bee.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires a posi
tion as housekeeper or day work. 'Phone
Red 616ft.
.WANTED Situation as housekeener In
rooming bouse or hotel; experienced. Call
at IM Farnam St.
COLORED girl wants position as laun
crem. Douglas 6031.
SITUATION WANTED By a reliable
chauffeur; 4 years' experience. Best of
reference. Address K-60. Bee.
WANTED Situation by young man. or
flo work and typewriting; have had sev
eral years of experience. Call A. H..
Douglas 6143.
WANT washing by da. Web. 233.
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Foreign Advice Mostly Beirith
Russian Crop Delayed by Baiai.
IMPB0VEMLNT IN NORTHWEST
BerlTel of Cask Desasad for Cone
Mrengthened (he Market sad
hippies; tale Were Re
ported Heavy.
OMAHA. Aug IS, 1911.
Foreign advices sre mostly bullish. Rains
are delaying the Rusalan harveat and are
(topping hipmenta from that country.
Weather conditions in the northwest are
greatly Improved and very little alarm is
shown jer tiK rev-nt frosi. The cash
heat position is stronger relatively loan
the f'lture.s, which mere boujrht Crji;- 'o
Jay for a H'covery from yesterday t breuK.
7Hd. Futures, easy; October. 7s lSd; le
cemher 7s 3d; March. 7s Wd
CORN Ppot, firm; new. American, mixed,
5s 64jd; old. American, mixed. 6s d, new,
Amerlrsn. kiln dried, 6 7d. Futures strong;
September, 6s 7d; October. 6s td.
IfGW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Vsrleas
4aetatlos,a of the Day
Commodities.
NtW YORK. Aug K. -FLOUR Steady;
Kansas straight. $4 2,V4 45; rpring patent,
65 lotV-6.40, winter straight. tisOlO; win
ter patents, f4 tofft.so, spring clears, $4 &3
4.35; winter extra. No. 1. H 30; winter
extras. No. I, 15f3.2B. Rye flour, firm;
fair to good, $4.bfta-4.; choice to fancy,
COrlNNEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, 3L4o1.42t,; coarae, $V.S5gl.40; kiln
dried. 1366
WHEAT-Spot, firm; new No. I red. t6a
elevator and &:tc f. o. b., afloat; new No.
1 northern Duluth. $1.134 f. o. b. afloat.
Futures market u quiet and fsaturelesa
although the undertone was firm on fears
of frost In Canada and unfavorable crop
The revival of caah demand for corn news from Russia. Final prices showed
strengthened the market and shipping sales i "c net advance. September, 8tat,67,,c. clos
weie reported heavy. An im-iense in the j ing. tr67c; December. it.oOHS'lOiiiC, closing.
movement Is not considered btarun, a
stoclt are tmail and 'lie foreign demand
Increasing. The situation Is daily gaining
strength ani better values are predicted.
Wheat was l-.wer. whllo corn ad
vanced He and oats wore unchanged to
V4C higher.
Primary wheat receipt were 795.000 bu.
and shipment were 43o.oii0 bu.. against re
ceipt last ytar of 1,174.000 bu. and ship
ment of 526,000 bu.
Primary corn receipts ware 676.000 bu.
and shipments were StW.OnO bu., against re
ceipt last year of 608,000 bu. and ship
ment of aw.ouo bu.
Clearances were 10.000 buihels of corn,
3,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 2SD.00O buahels.
Liverpool closed lower on wheat and
d higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 3 ars, 8CHic; No. 4
hard. 1 car. Die; 1 car, 86c; No. t mixed, 1
car, 91c; 1 car Mo; 1 car, S8o.
CORN No. 8 white. 2 cars, B9H; No. 1
mixed. 1 car. 6c: No. 3 mixed, 1 car. 6Bc.
OATS Standard, 1 car. 42c; No. 3 white,
7 care, 41c; 6 cars, 4140; No. 4 white, 1
cnx, 41c.
Omaha Cask rrloes.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 89fi33He; No. t
hard. S7HfM2He; No. 4 hard, ffiViGMVic; re
jected hard, 7iHMc.
CORN No. 2 white, 69iffWC; No. S white,
6igS94c; No. 4 white. 5SV59c; No. 3 color,
&SVu;.Siii,c; No. 1 yellow, 6e4t59c: No. 3
yellow, i8fj&!)c; No. 4 yellow, 5S.g.u4,c ;
No. 2. 6SH'5!c; No. 3, 68VMr9o; No. f. 63
68 Ho; no grade. oTfroSc;
OATS No. 2 while, 67ff58o; standard, 41H
40fi4la; No. 3 yellow, 41641HC; No. 4 yel
40HS4lc; No. 3 yellow, tUSolHc; iVo. 4 yel
low, 40-c.
BARLEY No. 3. 88j?Mc; No. 4. 78880;
No. 1 feed. 673c; rejected, 636So.
RYE No. 2. 8e87c; No. 3. 6i85c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 144 282 m
Minneapolis 237
Omaha 39 40 26
Duluth 30
CAVERS ELEVATOR CO.. member
Omaha Grain Exchange, wholesale dealers
grain, hay, chop feed. 731 Brandels.
ROBERTS GRAIN CO.. grain consign
meats solicited, grain bought to arrive,
72 Brandeis.
WEEKS GRAIN CO., grain merchants;
consignments solicited. fj Brandeis.
THE Updike Grain Co. Consignment
carefully handled. Omaha, Neb.
GEO. A. ROBERTS ' I RAIN CO.. con
signments solioited. 617 braodela. Both
phones.
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. "Ask f
roan who has tried us."
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title Given Tha un llmt.H
of the Choctaw and Chlckaaaw Nation of
the Five ClvUlxed Tribes in Oklahoma, and
not including the coal and timber segrega
tions, will be aold at public auction to the
highest bidder at the following terms, time
and places at not leas than the minimum
price stated In the advertisement: Grady
county, Chlckasha, 61 tracta, 37, WO aero,
November 2, 8, 4; Stephens county. Duncan,
730 tracts. 69.300 acre; November 6. 7. ;
Jefferson eounty, Ryan, 702 tracts, 49.400
acres. November , 10, U: Love county.
Marietta. M tracta, 76,600 acres, November
13. 14. 16. 16; Carter county. Ardniore. 1 173
tracts. S3.30O acres, November 17. 18. 20. 21
22. 23; "Murray county, Sulpnur, 362 tracta.
26.000 acres November 24. 25; Garvin county
Paula Valley, bil tracts, 39,600 acres, Ni.
vomber 27, 28, 29. McClain county, Purccll
1A tracts, 14.600 aorea December 1. 2; Pon
totoc county, Ada, m tracts, 45,300 acrcj,
December 4. 5. 6; Johnson county, Tisho
mingo, 6A4 tracts. Sy.200 acres, Docembti 7.
8, ; Marshall county. Marllll, 279 tract
lS.StiO aciea. December 11; Bryan county,
Durant. 6us tract. 2H.10O acres. December
12, IS; Atoka county, Atoka. LSo9 tracts.
Ii:4,0ii0 acrea. December 14 15. 16. la. 19; Coal
county, CoalgAta. 60t"tracis, 61.600 acre
December 2o, 21. 22; Hughes county, Culvln'
437 tracts. 60.700 acres, December 26 27
Pittsburg eounty. McAlestet. '..610 tr'actj'
16T.10U acrea. December Is, ?.. :, LUl. Janu
ary l, a; Haskell county, St:s:s 418 tracta
SO.ioo acres, January 3, 4; Latimer county'
Wllburton, 191 tracts. 15.000 acre. January
6: Leflore county. Poteap. 2,6 iiacts. il tt&)
acres. January 6, Puantimtaiia county
Antlers. Ml tracts. 62,(V aciea. January 3
, 10; Choctaw county, Hugo. 5M tracts
87.500 acres. January 11. 12. 13; McCunaitj
county, ldabel, ;t tracts. 6.f X acres, Janu
ary 15. If. 17. IK, 1912. Not mjre i.l.in lia
acrea of agricultural and 6ti. r.ciea of .nh.e
laud will be sold to one person In any one
nation
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat. res of the TradlasT sad Cloetag
Prlcee on Hoard of Trade.
. CHICAGO, Aug. 25 Fear of frost damag
ing wneat in the Canadian northwest to
night brought about a rally today In the
market here. Closing prices were at a
net advance of a shade to c. Corn and
oats finished within a sixteenth of last
night's level. The outcome for provisions
was Irregular, varying from 20c lower to
a rise of 6c.
As less than 25 per cent of the market
crop In the Canadian northwest, out side
of Manitoba, is thought .ripe enough to
be out of danger from frost, the trade was
in no mood to remain undleturbed when
Winnipeg sent word of a forecast indicat
ing unsettled weather. Misgivings in re
gard to the safety of the vast fields await
ing the harvesters north or the interna
tional boundary led to considerable buying
here. Then, too, work shipments of the
week were more than S.oOO.ooo bushels
smaller than at the corresponding time a
year ago. rne close was steady at nearly
the top figures of the day. During the ses
sion December fluctuated between 94Ho and
94&94Ho with last sales Mo up at WHSo.
liuying oi corn was cnecxea by over
generous offering from the country. The
December option- ranged from til7tG42Hc,
closing steady at 6V,c, a net loss of a
shade. Cash grades were firm. No. 8
yellow was quoted at 64H$45o.
The oats market held to an almost even
keel. High and low points were Hc and
Uc for December, with the close a shade
net higher at Uc.
Packers were resellers of provisions after
advancea due to purchasing on the part
of houses with foreign exchange. Pork
closed 16t20c off. lard at 5c advance to a
shade decline snd rib down 6 10c.
Closing quotutlons were as loilowa:
Artlcles. Open. High. Low. Close. Ye'y.
1 00 13 16. Receipts, 3,0u0 bushels; ship-
isms. 79.818 bushels.
CORN-Srjot market firm: No. 2. 72c
elevator, domestlo basis to arrive, 17c f. o.
b. afloat, export grade. Futures market
wa without tendencies. Receipts. 12,125
bushel; shipment. 9.829.
OA',r8 Spot, market steady; standard
white, new 45c; No 2 white, 4fic; No. 3
white. 45c: No. 4 white, 4444Hc; natural
white and white clipped, HS-iS1. Receipts,
57,300 bushels, Shipments, 2,2oO bushels.
HAY Firm; prime. $1.3631. 40; No. 1. $1.30
1 35. No. I, $140(3-1 43; No. 8, fb&90c.
HIDES Quiet; Central America. 20Hc;
Bogota, 21V22'c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 24H3
tie; seconds, 2230; thirds, 1920c; re
jects. 16c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady, mess, $11.50
012.00; familv. $13.00013 50; beef ham. $30.00
932.50. Cut meat a, steady; pickled bellies. 1
to 14 lbs.. $16 76.313.60: pickled hams. $14 25.
Lard, stronger; middle west, prime, $9.43
.; refined, easy; continent. $3 80; 6outh
America, $10. W: compound, 87.26$7 50.
TALLOW Firm; prim city, hhd.,
$6,371; country. $5.75S'6.50,
BUTTER Weak; creamery specials.
88c, asked: extras, 27c. asked; firsts. 24)
26V4e; dairy, finest, 25tf.25Vio: good to prime.
23 244c; factory, current make, firsts, XWQ
Sic; seconds. 19H20o.
EGOS Irregular; fresh gathered extras,
22tt24c; extra firsts, lfratto; firsts. 17-Jl.So;
refrlgator, firsts, season storage paid, 21c;
seconds, season's storage paid, ls$f2oc;
state Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whit fancy large new laid, 28i30c;
hennery whit, fair to good. 243270; wst
ern gathered white. l&323c.
POULTRY Dressed market cleaning up;
fowls and good chickens, firm; chickens,
weak: prices unohanged. Live poultry,
very strong and supply short; prices un
changed. i ii i i
Cora sad Wheat Roarloa Slltla.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a, m. Friday, August 26. 1SU:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
TesuD. Raln-
StaUons. Max. Min. fall.
Ashland, Neb.... 32 65 .00
Auburn. Neb 78
B'ken Bow, Neb. 68
Columbus, Neb... 78
Culbertson, Neb. 73
Falrbury, Neb... 78
r airmont. imcd... t
Gr. Island, Neb. 76
Hartington, Neb. 75
Hustings, Neb... 74
Holdrege, Neb... 73
Lincoln, Neb 78
No Platte. Neb. 68
Oakdale, Neb 74
Omaha, Neb 79
Tekamah. Neb... 68
Valentine. Neb. 62
Sioux City, la... 74
Alta, la 76
Carroll. la T
Clarlnda. Ia 90
Sibley. Ia 72
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Crumble and Low Records
Embrace Entire Lit
HEAVY ATTACK ON U. S. STEEL
Raaaor Attributes Some of Day's
Ll14atloa to Prosalag? Necessi
ties of Lavrere Soccalattv
Interests.
Sky.
Clar
48 .00 Clear
40 .00 Clfaf
49 .00 Clear
34 .00 Clear
53 .00 Clear
48 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
46 .42 Foggy
49 .00 Clar
47 .00 Clear
66 .00 Clear
40 .00 Clear
48 . 00 Clear
66 .00 Clear
63 .00 Cloudy
44 02 Clear
66 .08 Clear
66 .00 Foggy
53 .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
iw .01 Foggy
for twelve-hour
Wheat I I
bept.... 89X(S0O 90U
DeC....94HH:94VT
May... 1 ouVsil 00
torn.
Sept... 64,
Dec....'624k
Mav... 64iV
Oata- I
Sept. ..4ZVal
Dec....TH
.,47:kMiV
May..
Pork
Jan... Lard
Sept.. Oct,..
Dec. . .
Ribs
Sept..
Oct....
Jan .
16 47H
274
35
9 374
174
0J4,
9 06
9 00
074
9 024)
8 45
89 V 90404! 90
944i94Vji9464
loo i I 00 1 00H
644 644rJ,
,,t44u
4241 424
44V44H2K
47 47
644
6:4
M D4VI
424 424
4414 444
4741 474
16 4741 16 26
S 324
9 40
20
074;
i 074
9 074
8 46 I
25
30
324
S 174
B 00
8 66
8 774
8 So
16 26 (16 40
9 25
9 30
S24i
S 174
9 00
S 96
8 974
B 36
9 25
9 324
9 124
9 00
9 06
9 904
8 40
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Dull; winter patents. $3.900 4 50;
winter straights, $3.604 30; spring
straights, $4 25iu4.40; bakers, $3.70r4 8u.
RYE No. 2, fc4SS6c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 75$90c; fair
to choice malting, $1.14u1.19.
SEED.S-Timothy, $12 cOy 14 50. Clover.
J13.IUU 19.(10.
PROVISIONS Pork. mess, per bbl..
$1i1.:aS16 75. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9 224. Short
ribs, sides (loose). IS Wj.W; short clear
Sl1e (boxed). $it.l24S9 26.
Total clearancea of wheat and flour were
equal to 23ti.uu0 bu. Exports for the week,
a shown by Bradstreet s. were equal to
3.122,Oi:0 bu. Primary receipts were 795.000
bu , compared with l,174,(Xw bu. the cor
responding day s yssr ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
13S cars; corn, 889 cars; oata, 265 cars; hogs,
8,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices. Wheat: No. t red.
o. $ hard,
sumc: so. l hard
spnna. old. $1 . lt.fl l . 17 ; No. 1 northern
spring, old. $1 l(jl 15; No. 1 northern spring,
new. U.Oo'ffl.lO; No. 2 northern spring, old,
$10iVt1 n, No. 2 northern spring, new, $100
District. Statl
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville, Ky 20
Indianapolis, Ind. 11
Chicago. Ill 26
Bt. Louis. Mo 26
Des Moines. Ia.... 21
Minneapolis, Minn. 30
Kansas City. Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 18
Temperatures continue moderate through-
-Temp.- Rain
Max. Mln. fall.
70 60 . 90
88 6 .50
68 68 . 80
68 64 .80
70 68 .80
76 64 20
70 48 .20
74 66 . 60
74 48 . 40 1
out the corn and
wheat region.
in the
NEW TORK. Aug. 86 -Prices of Mocks
crumbled again today and the low record
registered for the movement practically
comprehended the entire active list, not to
mention many Issues of lesser importance.
The selling was very heavy in the first hour
and, as has been the case recently, concen
trated around United State teel, which
broke below 70 after repeated' efforts- to
dislodgs it from that figure. In fact, the
short Interest which was unusually aggres
sive and active, made steel the special ob
ject of Its attention, sales of the stock in
the early session comprising about S3 per
cent of the whole.
Rumor attributed some of the day's liqui
dation to the pressing necessities of larae
speculative interests. It is a matter of gen
eral belief that large blocks of the better
securities have been taken away recently
by bankers In private settlement of hull
accounts.
In the financial district today conjecture
snd discussion are the gamut or the critical
railroad labor situation, the dropping tend
ency of the European markets particularly
London, poor, or indifferent railroad earn
ings, which give ecpecial point to the re
trenchment program of the traniportsltno
compante and the state of trade In the
steel and Iron industry. Advices from Pitts
burgh and other steal canters tended to con
firm the disoouraglng statements Issued
by trade Journals yesterday.
At the local office or the Harnman lines
It was stated that no new turn had taken
place in the labor situation but dispatches
from the mlddlewest were mostly of an un
favorable tenor. Indicating that the rail
roads would refuse to meet the demands
f the unions.
The market was at Its weakest in tne
last hour, when another drive agalnet the
Harrlman and Hill issues. Reading, United
Stat Steel and the metal stocks sent the
list lower. Selling Increased as ptioes de
clined, but the recession was at no time
disorganised. In the final dealings the
Harrlmans recovered part of their de
clines. The close wa dull and heavy, with
a 6 per Cent decline In St. Paul preferred.
London sold from 20.(00 to 25 ooo shares in
this market, chiefly Union Pacific Steel
and Amalgamated Copper. A better tone
was manifest on the Paris Bourse, but
Berlin was heavy on unfavorable advices
from London. The statement of the Oer
man bank showed a decreaae of $11,000,000
In loans and discounts and a gain of $7.000,.
000 in gold. Indicating that institution 1
fortifying its position much after the man
ner of the British and French bsnks.
The most interesting railroad support
submitted was that of Atchison, which
showed a loss of $561,000 In net eavnlngs for
July. A number of gross returns from
southwestern roads for the third week of
July showed declines.
Bonds were Irregular, with total sales,
par value, amounting to $1,704,000. United
States government bonds wer unchanged
on call.
Number of sale and laadinr. Quotations
on stocks today war as follows:
Aiiiijnaimars pra
AmaltKinatftd Coppar ...
Amrloao Agricultural
American Beet Sugar....
Amtrtcan Can
Amarlran C a F
American Cotton Oil
A m..l. n 1J M. t w.M
lAm. Ice Securities
American Linseed
American Locomotive ...
American 6. A It
Amerlcin BAR pfj..
Am. Steel Founarim
Am. Sugar Refining
Amerlcea T A T
American Tcbecee pfd...
American Wecilea
Anaconda Mining Ce
Atfthlaon
Atchtton (fa i...
Atlantic Coast Lin
aitimsr tt Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian PacllM
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New jersey...
Cheiapeak A Ohio
Chicago Alton
T S R O
d ret le
riv inert' te
trie p I. 4
! ge
do er el, sar. A.
4" sartee B
Ga Siee. cr. la..
Ill Con let rf. 4a..
lat Met 4a
Bid. Ollere.
t'. , jltT 4 ,.,.W
IJ t Steel M So . - UM
T4U Ve -Car. Ohcm. ta . HV
f 7'han lat luV,
;t, in IM en 44 ... 1
n Weetern Md 4a Mt
7e Wett Ciec er. a .. .'
10 Wl Central 4a
t' Mo Pac. ct la
h Panama la li-'S
REPORT OF TME CLEARING HOI B
Traasacttoas of the Associated Baagj
for the Week.
NEW TORK. Aug. 25 -Bradstret i hank
cJesring report for the week ending Au
gust 24 shows sn aggregate of $2.6SS.167.0iio,
as sgsinst $2.92,599.rx last week and $2,470,
lM.OOO In tha corresponding weak last year.
Following Is s list of the cities:
CITIES.
Amount i'lnc. Dec.
11.400 114
SMI II
t.oro K4
too s
1,600 4Vt
700 U4
" soo 'ii"
200 m
1.200 U
14.100 S
?10 106
100 I3H
i'oos ill"
M0 M
itin is
1S.W0 104
' 400 ii"
1.000 itm
900 1014
t.tno T6U
(.400 iK
100 n
ton 7'4
I7H
41
4
4H
H4
'l7i
4
Mi
us
w
'4
I4H
101
iri"
74
II
U
S0H
4S
4
44
1214
12
17
4
un
UK',
104H
S3
114MI
a
4
14
WH
101
121
100
294
7(44
Km IMU
24, IS "4
rains were again general
portion and light and scan
curred In the western portion.
r more
stations: In Ohio
Heavy Chicago a w , new..
eastern Chicaeo a w. tfd..
portion and light and scattered showers oc- Chieeeto K w
Rains orjcnioego, m st. r.
one inch or more occurred at the following :C C, C. A Bt. L.
Bellefontalne. Rucvrua -"ioreao r
A I
and Norwalk. 1.20; Canton and 'Somerset. ifn,r ., ""'"r
1.60; Flndlay and Toledo. 1.0O In Indiana: i.H;r.
Bloomington. 1.66; Evansville and Marlon.
130. In Illinois: Mount Vernon. 1 80.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
fit. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26 WHEAT-Strong;
track. No. 2 red. 8&91c; No. 2 hard. 91c
$1.01.
corn Higher; track, no. z, 530; mo. z
white. 6844c
RYE Steady, at 880.
FLOUR Firm: red winter patents. $3.5V5
4.60; extra fancy and straight, $3.904.10;
hard winter clears, $2 903. Si.
SKED Timothy, $13.003 14.75.
CORNMEAL $2.90.
BRAN-Weak; sacked east track. IXO&rt
1.08.
HAT Steady; timothy, 06.002250; prai
rie. $12.HiT17.06.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing,
$17.00. Lard, unchanged; prime steam,
$$.96&$06. Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, $9 26; clear ribs, $9.26;
short clears. $9.374. Bacon, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, $10.26; clear ribs, $10 26;
short clears, $10,374.
POULTRY Firm; ohlckens, 11c; springs.
13c: turkeys, lf-17o; ducks, 94o; geese. 60.
bUTTER Dull; creamery, 20S25O.
ELtOO Hlcher at 170.
Receipts. Shipments, ipennaylvanla
jno
7,ri0
1.IO0
soo
Corn Producta
Delaware & Hurlaon
Danrer at Rle Orande. . . .
Denver A Rio Orande pfd
Diatlllera' SeeurltM
Iris
trie let pfd
Erie 2d Pfd
Genera! Cleotrla 1.500
Oreat Northern pfd
(treat Northern Ore etf
IUIoola Central
Intarborough Met
Interboreugh Met pfd .
International Harveater
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump ....
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City Southern...
K C. So ptd
Laclede Oea
Loulavllle A Kaahrllla..
Minn. aV St Louie
M , Pt P A S. 8 M .
Mlaaourl, K A T
M , K T ptd
Mlaaourl Pacific
Rational Lead
N B R. ei M. Id pfd
New York Central
N Y., O. A W
Norfolk A We tern
North American
Northern Pacific
! Pacific Mall
T.aOO Tit,
" oo 194
400 lH
V) T40H
l.ooo in
200 im
10 21 4
40 44
1.100 W
m 124
too 1U
5H
71H
ii"
II
140
1114
II
214
44
111
12 H
14
124 114
10V 104
14 lH
41 474
40 tp
1111 ill
1.500 123 1114
200 41 4
1.100 1144 1JS4
1.000 14 14
1.000 42 41 4
I 000 11344 1124 U34
S4
17ft
7t4
10
n
11
no
lit
to
2
'4
1144
163
24
12
104
21 S
474
3,44
151
121H
47
111
14
414
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas Cltv
Pittsburgh
Ssn Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltlmor
Minneapolis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
OMAHA
Los Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Atlanta
Portland, Ore
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
Washington, D. C.
St. Joseph ,
Fort Worth
Memphis ,
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Albany
Tacoma t..
Savannah
6pokane
Toledo
Hartford
Rochester
Dee Moines
Nashville ,
Duluth
Wichita
Peoria
Norfolk
Oakland, Cal ,
Sioux City
New Haven ,
Grand Rapids
Scran ton
Birmingham
Jacksonville, Fla..:.
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
Augusta, Oa
Worcester
Evansville
Springfield, Mass....
Dayton
Portland, Me
Wheeling, W. V...
Little Rock
Charleston, S. C...
Knoxvtlle
Chattanooga
Lincoln
Davenport ,
Wilmington,
Mobile
Wllkesbarre
Kalamazoo,
Sacramento,
Topeka
Cedar Rapids. Ia..
Macon
Youngtftown
New Bedford
Springfield, 111
Fort Wayne
Canton, O
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Akron
Helena
Columbia, 6. C...
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
Erie, Pa :
Rockford. Ill
Qulney. Hi
Bloomington. III...
Chester, Pa
Springfield, O
South Bend, Ind...
Lowell
Jackson, Miss
Binghamton
Decatur, 111
Mansfield. O
Fremont, Neb
Vicksburg. Miss...
Jacksonville, III...
York. Pa
Waterloo. Ia
Houston
Galveston
Muskogee
Boise, Ida
Fall River
Reading
Ogden
Dubuque
Del..
Mich.
Cal..
40 114 344
Flour, bbli. .
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
7.800
..MOnO
..sonio
..26.000
V tll.aAQ.V 444 AIS49B. UVal , A'
90itfiW4C; No. 8 red. SSH0c; No
91HIi?5c; No. 8 hard, SOfigSc; Nc
ji ii itmiui hi mniis Hre inustt hnv. v- : V . -
Ing a minimum valuation of S On or morel L: No. 3 nortnern spring, old. !ci?j$i os;
ner acre. Terms are 25 nr renf ,h. No. 3 northern fpiing, new, 97cffl$l 03: No
time of ale, a per cent In twelve month i 2 spring. 9t.cf.ijl. 03; No. 8 spring. 95cfi$l 00,
ana w per cent in two
years, wmi ii nr
Cent Interest. Payments must be mad In
the form of draft or certltled checK. oay
able to J. Q. Wilght. Commise oii.-r. Upon
full payment being made a- any time deed
will lasue Imiiiediati ly after approval of '
sale certificate of purc;iai wili it3ue ami I
po4ulon be given, but cutt:ni.- f timber I
or drilling or miring for mineral thereon I
win not i peruuueu until lull payment
velvet chaff. 9JCjH.O0; durum. it'S'iSc.
Corn: No. I, MMmy; Ko. 2 white. 6tU
fuc: No. 2 ytllow, 64i4oc; No. . 64'u
6414C No 3 white, 4Wi4lc; No. 3 yellow
44;4"i'4'if ; No. 4. G3ue: No. 4 white.
63V&MC; No 4 yellow. alV.ii 64c. Oats: No.
2 white. 4J-ij43c; No. 3, Xc: No. $ white
4lVi'42c; No, 4 white, 40a41lic; standard,
41 4! We.
of purohaa price. RiKh: I reserved to I 1 1 ie-iv creameries, W6o;
reject any or all hide. For Information ' l1",l-ri'''. J ' . - ,
apply to the Commls.onor to tl. " tC.C.S-M.adv; receipts J.901 cases; Bt
Civilised Tribes. Muskoa.e, Oklahoma or ! n,rk' lsf 1c,ude'1' llic- ""la. Hci
any of the litrict Agents a to land , 1',!r,'1.t.I."''J' 175; . . , . ... .
within thir respective d.Mrlcts. u. of ! CuV.EtE - Steady; dalales, Ul.c:
thesa Isi.d have been piepared bv conn- I l '" l!H512c. young Americas, 13
tlaa, showing the term of sale, the ue- lS1: lol horns. 13SS13SC.
scrlptlon of ths various tract and mini- POTATOES Firm; choice to fancy. $11)
mum price. It will be imprncurable uUlS', fair to good. $1 lofil 30.
furnish each inouuer all of these lists snd! POULTRY Easy; turkeys, 14c; chickens,
It Is suss.'ed that persons ue.iring uci12-ci fprinys. Wc.
Information pectty. the locality In winch I VEAL Steady; W to 60 lbs . 859c; 60 to
thev are Interested Blue prints of the S6 lb . f'-ffiiOWc; 86 to 110 lbs. He.
various counues. snowing tne location .f Recelpu. Shipments
mi '-"i niiuru upon I r our. uoia a luo
appuca iiou 10 ma unuerniKnta upon the i Wheat bu
psyment of $50 f.r each county. In 1 Corn bu
th form of dratt or iw al manev order. 'Outs bu
J. O NVRIOHT. Coum lesioner to the Five'Kve 'bu
Clvlltied Tribe. S4utkr,ee. Oklahoma. Au- I L'ariev hti
gust 1. 1911. . "4
Kansas City Grain aid Provlalona.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 26-WHEAT-Steady;
No. 2 hard. 91S97c: No. 8. 90tWSc;
No 2 red. STj-te; No. 3, srffSSHX!: Pepiem
ber. K"4o; December. 93c; May, 974c.
CORN He lower No. 2 mixed, 62c: No. 3.
lltc; No 2 white. 61H.C; No. 8, 61ifJ6lHc;
September, 61l14c; December. ftaoWje.
OATS Stead ; No. 2 white, 432-UV; No.
1 mixed. 41"-.?i424c.
RYE-82SS.lc.
HAY Firm; choice timothy, $18.0OS18 60;
cj-iol- rrairie, $12.0012 50
BUTTER Creamery. 2f3c; firsts. 2$c; sec
ond, flo; oacklng stock. 17c.
EGGS t-jttra, 2lc; firsts. 18c; seconds,
Wc.
rteceipis. rnipraenis
Wlieat. bu.
Sorn, bu...
ats, bu
.109 000
.. 19.000
.. 21,000
in 000 : PecjDle's Oaa
68 00ft ? C.. C. A t. t
nnn Pltuburg Coal
'5vw 'reaaed Steel Oar
oi.uuo ; -unman Palace Car
Rail war S'eel Spring..
Reading
Kepubllc Bteel
Repuello Bteel pfd
Hock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Oa pfd .
t. L. A t F Id pfd.
St Louie S W ,
Bt. L. S. W. pfd
Ileee-Sheffleld B A I
Southern Pacific
SUthern Railway
Souther Railway pfd
i Tenneaaee Copper
iTeua at Pacific
T. , St. U aV w
T . Bt. l AW - pfd...
I'nion Peclfle
talon Pacific pfd
United 9tatra Realty...
t'atted State Rubber .
tnlted State Steel....
400 It
1.000 64
too 104
00 142
100 144
M 111
00 10
100 4
$.700 40 4
700 151
1.100 10
400 t4
$.400 M
l.O0 IIH
1.200 1011,
400 70
15.100 1174
100 II
11.200 1204
MO 101
t4
4
104
1414
144
1
M4
17 4
24
64
1014
141
144
1104 11104
24 30
4 M
404 404
IJ04 1.104
4
too 144
IU0 104
mo in
100 11
.lOt.100 141
TOO 24
400 04
. 1.40 IIS
100 44
W4
1014
I
100-4
4
114
274
11
1014
'iK
117
04
1114
154
894
M't
484
104
S4
00 II
loo 4
100 II
It. 100 1104 104
.HO 174 27
I.-4 47
114 304
2344 t4
4"JJ25 t. B Steel pfd
33,000 Utah Censer
I Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wahaah
Mlnaeapolla Grain Market. jwJitVrn aryVarid":!!
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug H WHEAT Sep- j Weettnghouae Electric
c .v, k tl fllN.n l fil. . IWrmhtr. tl 027 . . Weatern t'nloa
tt OAk. - x-,i 1 hard 11 OnW: Nn 1 Wheeling L B
northern. $i.031.064; No. 2 northern,
isHcf$l.M'S; No 3. 93HoU.0lH.
PARLEY-S0c(g$1.13.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 614c
OATS No. 3 white. 414r41e.
RYE No 2. TSSfiSOe.
PRAN-$A)6021.00.
FLOl.'R First patents,
patents. $450(54 75: first
second clears. $2 S52.JO.
I Leblih Valley
Total sale lor tne aay,
wo
. 1 400
100
100
700
..112 (00 147 4
IW (04
.'.' '"ioo it"
..115.100 704
.. 1,400 1144
. . 1 700 41
.. 2.100
200
.. l.ooo
701
.. 1200
.. 1.300
00
.. 15.M0 162
IK. 400 share.
114 M1
404 11
H4
244
744
14
1114
SO
M4
94
114
13
14
tt
17
114
744
24
ICO
254
1024
n
104
684
34
1J04
lot
90
1"4
304
1174
S04
1404
II
94
114
44
404)
II
M
M
1104
174
474
304
23
u
tl
iiw4
to
474
17
70
114
414
M4
lt4
19
17
44
74
34
140
tl.810.363.000i
244.0O6.000l
, 13'492, OOOI
121.8sl.O0Oi.
63, 771.
43.163.000 .
4U.773.UHi.
43.72S.0ilO .
21.787.000.
r.7os,oooi
16.lM.00ll:.
17.7S3.0H0f
16.573,000:
16.331.0Oi,
12.845,00l .
15,795.0i.iO
10.911 ,(W
ll.SSS.OOO).
10 .215 OHO .
. 130.0001.
8.62B.0OO
, 448.010
8,Sf.0OO
, 2O7,00ol
7.477,0001.
,343.0t
8.8S6.000!
6,743.0001
8.697,000'
4.414 000
8,728.000
8.613,000
s.ro.ooo .
6.O4S.000
3.910.000 .
4.112.000 .
S.6S4.000 .
3.M0.0H0
s.yo.ooo
8,S91.iO
8,421,000
8,787. 000
3.818.000!.
il3.000
2.752.000'
2.825,000
2,963.00i'!
2.223.000 .
2,307,000
2,197,000 .
,2.837.000
174,000 .
2.493,000
1.636,000! .
2,000.0001
1.2S.O00l
1.9H7.0O0
1.936.ono
1.786.000
1.605.00W
1.776.000
1,576.000
1,178,00ft
1,051.000
1.57S.O10
1.954.000
1.297.000
1,637.000
1.143,000
1.075.000
1.227,000
600.000
1.568,0001
1.4M.O0W
954.000
2.2M.000
1.(3.000
943.0001
976.0001
R21.0i)0l
945.000
678.0001
1.267,0001
903.0001
45,0W
S76.0
318.0001
' 7:is.0i
706,0001
578,000
606.000
596,0001
"452.000
478.000'
463,000
261.000
435,000
499,000
865,000
2S9.000
156.000
263.000
830.000
l.OSS.OOt'H
27.441.000'
16.619.000
60S. 000'
lM.OuOl
760.0001
1.359.000! .
89.000 .
1.290.0001.
6.4 ....
11'....
S.2i.
;.7.
10.1'
.;
r.o .
13
6 0
7.1
1.8
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
But Cattle Are Strong and Medium
Oradfi Weak or Lower.
HOGS ALE Sir.u: 0 TO HIGHER
Toppr Baena Welskta Are If Nickel
keep Least. Are ActWe sad
tllgktly lllgker Big De
saaaal for Feeder.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug 25. IM
Hog. Sheep
lJi I4.rz
11.3
a (ma lo.-w
8tV7 14.2i
6 6-H 11.4M
4.700 4
iVn W.4-$
?4.1i 48.762
M.i5 53.143
42 371 W-i.Mt!
39.247 3.VS76 1
81.11 122.M6
25 2'
13 4
I 10 5
4.7
8.3 I
l.fi
5.4
44
26.9
19.51
6 4!
.Si
I 4.t
.81
V7::::::
11.1
1.7
2.6'
8.2
8.7
2 8
811
4.2
2.4 i
4.8
8.0 '
18.7 ,
6.0' !
2 6'
tij::::::
15.6
8.8
6.5
Reoelpts were: Cattle.
Officisi Mondsy 11.40$
Ofilcial Tuesdav 7
Official Wedneedar .... T.8
Official Thuraday 1.718
Estimate Friday 6O0
Fire davs this weelt.. .80 VO
Parna da this week. . . 24.248
Came days 2 weeks ago.. 26.434
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 24.666
fame days 4 weeks ago.. 10.570
.Same days last year 23.206
The following table shows the receipts :
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the veer to dr.te aa com'-aren .n ine
year: 1H1.
Cattle 671.114
Hog 1.74S.4'vt
Bheep 1.103.363
Th followlns table ation
prices of hors at South Omaha for
laat several days, with coinparlsena:
DaTea. 1911. ltlO,19W.li.ll8OT.I19$.190$
Augr6T.77T674 S 14. 7 641 It 76, t 8 6 $
Aug. 17. .. 7 1ST. 8 SO 7 67 $ 44 6 74, 5 M 5 81
Aug. 18... 7 17 I 24 7 721 41'
Aug. 19...) 7 191 I 23! 7 4 t 3l
AQg. W...I I 8 3ii 7 53! 8 87 i
Aug. 21...) 7 27 7 49 6 S9
Aug. ... 1 iin s Mi - e
Aug. 23... 7 14i 8 6 7 3l
Aug. 24... 7 8 641 7 681 t 82
Aug. 26... I T 104I 8 70 7 71 1 M
1910. Inf. Pec
6o6.1S7 14.!77
1.41S.658 32v.Sif2 ......
1.142.8 '
the averags
th
t 76,
6 74,
.-7o!
I 621
5 53,
t 561
6 5
t (71
6 9h
t 03
6 95
1
5 86
I 851
5 83
6 94
6 8
e
6 84
f 84
t 92
t 2
6 89
11.21
8.11
15
1.9.
"i'.il.
1.8
"i'l
25 0
5.7'
28.0!
8.6
"i'4!
13.2
31 4
34.8!
S3.0
264
19.31
29.7
13.8
7.0.
I
50 0!
47.2
7J
20. 71
86. 8
2.
ir.9
3 1
18.81
10.8
"ii
13.0
l.
"i.i
'Ha
.6
"it
i's
15.3
Sundav.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
the Union stock yards. South Omaha,
tweaty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p.
Friday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. iSheep. H
C. M. Bt. P. Ry 2
Mo. Pacific Ry 1
Union Pacific R. R... 2 4 '
C. N. W. Ry.. East.. 1
C. N. W. Ry.. West.. 10 21
C. St. P. M & O. Ky. .. 4
C. B. & Q. Ry., East. 2 S 1
C. B. & Q. Ry.. West 10 IS 8
C. R. I. & P., East.. 1 1
C. R. 1. & West. 1 2
111. Central Ry 1
C. O. W. Ky 11..
Total receipts 28 66 14
DISPOSITION
at
for
m.
Cattle Hogs. Ebeep.
9) li
l.U; 796
1.0ml 84
672
16
.1?
.127
.108
Omaha Packing Co.
twin and company...
Cudahy Packing Co
Armnlif A Prt
Murphy 44
.-Hie. man 04
Monell 48
Benton Vansant A Lush.. 97
Hill & Son 17
F. B. Lewis 44
J. B Root & CO 24
j, h. wuna bi
L. F. Hues 8
MN'rnrv Carev 19
S. Werthelmer ... 11
H. F. Hamilton T
Other Buyers 84
28.3
"ii
84 .0
24
"ii
'n.i
97
291
80
55.8
6.4
......
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings. 'Last
week's.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 26. American securities
moved Irregularly during the early trading
todav. A few stocks advanced, but moat
of the list declined on realising. At noon
the market was easy, with prices ranging
from Vt above to below yesterday's New
York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Coaeolk. auney .... 714 boalavtll A Nee. 141
ia aooouol 71 Wo., Kaa. A Ttna . 114
Amal copper M4 New York Central. 10
Anaconda 74 p.ortou at weatera. iois
Atcbiaon lm1 no pta
40 p(4 104 Ontario aV Weal era
Baltimore A Ohio. 101 PenaaylTania
Canadian Pacific ...23114 Rand Miaea
Cbeeapeake It Ohio.. 74 Heading
Chi Oreat Weetern.. le Buutbern Railway
rhi Ull A. Si P. 111! An otA
De Been 17 Southern Paclfto ..
Denver A Rio O. .. lt4 t'nloa Paclfle ....
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id ptd
Grand Trunk
Illlnolt Central ..
SILVER Bar,
ounce.
M v do pfd
. IIH V. Steal
. 41 da pfd ..
41 Waba&h ...
. !1S o pfd ..
.142
steady at 24 l-16d per
to
40 i
71
17 14
184,
mi
1714
5
71H
Ill,
144
10
New York Money Market.
NIW TORK. Aug. 25.-MONET-On call,
steady. 2MS P" cent, ruling rate. 84
pr cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered
!L1?.S'2.HS??-! aTiMELOAN'8-Steady; sixty days. 23
cleara, $3 3fg-3 5o; . per c,nl; ninety days, ifjt per cant; six
1 month. !Vui. Per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER H Pr
Milwaakee ttrala Market. .cent.
.... . ., tt n.ur . x-- . STERLING EXCHANGE Steady with
northern. $1 0 1.0&4 ; No. 2 "northern. iU nbfUx ty-dM. Ind Vt
t' JJ'ZL? mj6Ci --Kf c'fo'dernanr All
ber. yOMiC; December, 94Vc
OATS Standard. 42,&43c.
BARLEJf-l.lO"! 19.
Cotton Market.
.fi 010
345 0
.3s.0H0
. 6O11O
. 71.000
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 2V-COFFEE Fu
tures opened steady at unchanged price to
art c4Y-arw. tt i nnlnta. nurlnir the aarlv
31 1 i irsding huine . quiet and price
HV'.'no
171 (
108 0U0
" i.'soo
Prorla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 25.-CORN-Hiher: No. I
;wDit. oj'c; .no. 4 wnite. c. ro. 3 yel
)c; no sales. Nu. 4 lui.ed. u!c.
Augua. 1J.43 OA'i a Higher; No. 8 white. 41c; stand
Octooer. H3oo; 'aid. 41.; No. $ white. 40c
NEW IORK, Aug t COTTON Spot tiw, USc; No. $ yellow, 6,"c; No. 4 yellow
closed 46 points higher: middling upland. 162V. No 2 mix-U, 3Vc; No. $ mixed. aSVc:
ruiuni uMfiier eieauy
12 70c; iSeritember. 11 tic;
.luviiuwi, ii e.f. ieu. t'ftinipfr, iini-c; i
January. 11 lie j March. 1153c. May. ll.tUc; !
June, ll∾ July. 11 COc. The close .'
firm, tloalrg n.a: Auguat. ijksc: Septem
ber, ll&sc, October. 11 5c; November, 11 65c.
December. H.flSc. January. 11. Sac; March
11 Toe, May. 11.7uc; July. 1178c.
Oils sad Resla.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 24. TURPENTINE
Firm at USe.
rt'"iIN-4rin; typa F. $6 45; typs Q.
a?,; i5.
rtalatk Oraln Market.
DVLVTH. Aug S0.-WHEAT-N0 1 hard.
$lii. No. 1 northern. $106; No. 1 north
ern. tl 0Vt 1 03:,; September. $1 04. bid.
D'fmlir, $1 03S. bid; Miv. 11 0o. nominal.
OATS Cc; to arrive. 42"eC
I.lTeruuol Grain Market.
LIA'ERPOOL. Aug 4V WHEAT-Spot.
steady: No. 1 Manitoba. 7s lod; No. 1
Manitoba, unquoted; No. 3 Manitoba, 7s
aaed Off elightly. but toward the close
demand was more active with near months
shorts covering and with bulls supporting
on rumors that early hlpmnt from
Brazil were rain dam.ged and inuhr be
subject to pure food restrictl ms Closing
rabies from Hamburg shewed Improvement
there la?e in th day and the market here
olosed steady at a net advance of I'd 11
po.nte. fale. 49.035 bags. August and
September. 11 7c; October. 11 12c; Novem- I a C k lat
her 1' 'le: Docerrl er. 1124c; January, j tial Ohio
11 17. Fabruarv. lllc: March. Apnl. Mir.
June and July. 11 11c. Havre was un- '
changed to l f lower Hamburg was !
V,ri rfg. higher Rio r rla hi-her at'
7'4"v; Santo 50 rels lower. 4s. 7$a): 7s. I
6700. Receipts at the two Praslllan port.
6s 000 bag, agejnst 77 ("" hugs last year
Jundiahy receipt 60 bags, against
54 0 bags last year New Tork warehouse
deliveries yesterdav wer 17 M bacs.
aralnnt V. SUV bngs last year. The specie'
fanto cable renoted 4 SO rels higher this
morning and Fan Paulo receipt of SO 000
be. against 17.000 last year. Soot eoffee.
teadv: Rio No 7. 13Hc: Santo No. 4
13S614C; mild, dull; Cordova. H416c.
a.
x SILVER Bajr. S7e; Mexican dollars, 45o,
BUMJB uovernmeni, steaay; railroad
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today wars
f.illowg:
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MX K. H B of M 4a,
104, n. v e 1 ,
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N . T . H M 4k M
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ii N W at e. 4
K.1-1 o o 4a
S No Pacific 4a
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Per.n ev la ltii
101 do con 4a
Readlns (en 4a
do coupon
U t. la res
4 coupon . . .
V. B. 4a. re.
4e ooupen
Allte-Cnal 1st ...
Arnar As ae
Am. T AT a. 4.
An Tobacco 4a
do s
Armour ft Co 41
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CHI P. i 4a. 71 40 let ref 4a ...
da rf 4 l to Ballwar U .
Colo Ind la 7a do en 4i ....
Cele. 9414 4a . I?t nio Pa.-lftc 4
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MONEY lJfl4i per cent.
The rata of discount in the ooen market
for short bills Is 22H per cent; for three
months' bills, iT per cent.
Boston "took and Bond.
BOSTON, Aug. 25 Closing quotations on
stocka were as follows:
...II Miami Copper ..
. .. I7 Mohawk
... 114 Nevada Con. ...
... I Nlpieeln Mines
M 4 North Butte
... 14 Old Doralnloa ..
... 47i Oaceola
...410 Parrott 8 CI.
... T4 Qulney
. Mi, Shannoa
4 Superior .
4H Tamarack
4 1-1 U B I tl.
. 17 do pfd
. 4 Vtah Coa
l'i t'tah Copper Co
44 Winona
Hi Wolverine
I
AUoues
Anal. Oopper ...
A Z U A B. .. .
Ariiona Com. ...
B A C. C A
Butte Ooalltioa
Cal A Ariiona .
Cal AY Hecla
Centennial
Cop Range C
Eaat Butte C
Franklin
Olroui Coa
Granby Con. ...
Greene Cananea
Iale Royal. Copper.
Kerr Lake
Leka Topper
La selle Copper
Ex-dlv. Aake4.
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. 17
. 11
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. 46
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. 2144
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4.598
Total 1.107 4.3TS) 7,198
CATTLE There was the usual small
Friday's run of cattle, but th offerings
included a few loads of choice cornfed
baevea. and it did not take dealers long 10
clean these up at good, firm figures, the
best of them sell ns at 87.6Wi.i6. Aieoium
and common grades wer slow sals and
somewhat easier, and the same was true
as to the fair to medium weetern range
beeves. Right toppy beeves, both cornfeds
aim rangers, have held about steaay an
wetik. while there has been a decline of
fully 26c on the ordinary run of beet cattle.
ihe slump in prices this week has Been
due largely to the very liberal supplies, as
there has been a broad demand throughout
from both local packers and shippers. The
tone to the irade al the olose was rather
weak.
Buyers seemsd to be a little more anx
ious for the few loads of cows and heifers
that were offered for sals today, and they
changed hand readily at fully steady
prices. Compared with a week ago ths
market tor butcher stock Is fully a Quar
ter lower. Right toppy heifers have not
suffered so much, nor have the canning
grades and stook cows, but on the fair to
medium stuff the trade has been very dull
and unevenly lower from start to finish.
in stooksrs and feeders ths trade was
very dull today, althougn tha supply on
hand was considerably heavier than at this
time last week. In tact supplies have been
accumulating in speculators' hands ever
since the tlrst of the week, and although
prioes in general are 25c lower than Mon
day there Is little prospect of a clearance,
as the country is not taking hold very
freely and Is apparently waiting for val
ues to strike a lower level. Volume of
business for the week has been fair, but
the tone to the trs.de is rather bearish.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $7. 257. SO; fair to good
beef steers. J6.40y7.25. common to fair beef
steers. $4.75&-6 40; good to choice heifers.
t5.uG4p6.76; good to choice cows. $4.0i4.l;
lair to gooa cows. H.tujtiu, common to
fair cows. $2.60(3.bO; veal calves, e3.CO26.j0.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, U.Mtyi.bO, fair to good
beef steers, lo. iodjo.ao; common to fair beef
steers. $4.50(95.26; good to Oholce heifers, $6.00
3juoO; good to choice cows, l4.4Wia.lo, I air
to good cows. $3.G&4 26; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $5.0C6 76; fair to good
tochers and feeders, $4.4iKtf6.00; common to
fair stockers and feeders, $3.75$4.40; stock
heifers, $S.4ift4 4o; bulls, stage, etc., $3.e
representative sewee;
en-a, BIKLns,
NEW TORK. Aug. 25 Cloalng quotations
n mining stocka were:
on mining a
Alice
Com Tunnel stock
do tonda
Con Cal Va .
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leedville Con. ...
Of!ere4.
145 'Little Chief
Mexican
Onurlo
Ophir
Standard
Yellow Jacket
19
17
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. W
10
. IV
I
wo
1
160
.100
.. to
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Aug 26 Omaha bank clearings
todav were $2,265,140 and for the corre
sponding day of last year $2,136,438.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 25.-METALS-f.tand-ard
copper, weak; spot and futures. $12 00
12 20. London mark-t easy; spot. 56:
futures. ii 12s td Lsk copper, tli'bj
13 0i; electrolytic, $:2 50iSl2 62; casting.
t;2 2'5 12 50 Tin, weak; tpot. $42 BU 43 00 ;
future. $40.87i7i41 624 London msrket
steady; spot. 1SS lu. future. 186 2s 6d
Lead, easy; $4ofi4&5, New York; $4 35 bid.
Fat St. Louis. London inaiket quoted at
14 5a. Irpeller. weak; $5 BOfoe.OO. New York,
$5 7v55.4 East Ft. l.oul. London mar
ket quoted at '47 l'i Antimony, dull;
Cookson's. $f, iJ 7 50. Iron. Cleveland war
rant. 47 ld In London. Locally Iron wss
steady; No. 1 foundry, northern. $15 VS
16 00.
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WESTERNS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
A v. Pr. No.
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Drr Goods Market.
NEW TORK. Aug 28 PRY OOODt
Stai'ie prints eie 1 educed cent a vard
bv the American Printing company Othtr
1 manufacturers made th cut, reducing then
goods 1 r and V a yard These fabrics are
no v priced at 4c. There was more In
I quirv for grey goods and all the goods that
mill care to re'! at present price have
t"en rtir",'4 n' Toriher continued to
buy In a hand-to-mouth way.
No. A v. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
86 heifer... 718 3 30 11 cows 3 z
13 rows 70 8 75 29 calves... 174 t 00
a. R. Romm South Dakota
14 cows 923 3 50 7 cows 782 8 50
4 cows S12 t 75 2 cows 800 8 75
3 bulls 6fi6 3 50 3 heifers... 410 8 76
1 bulls Hilo 3 60 8 cows 3 "6
82 feeder.. 818 4 70 15 feeders . 678 4 85
2 feeder.. 45') 3 50 11 feeders.. 810 4 25
feeder.. 1047 o 00
HOUS sunio Improvement wss shown in
hog trade, but it was nothing to brag
about Prices ruled merely strong and in
some quarters sellers assertad that no
trenjtth whatever could be detected. Here
and there a nickel higher al cropped out.
rtenplie steadv opinion, cost of larger
ilrovu belna shaded In Belters' favor. Bull-
1 Ish trend was larnely confined to smooth
I shipplntt grades snd packing stuff that
lamW at 37 00 yesterday.
Supplies wrre onlv moderate amounting:
to seventv.two lods. and average quality
a seasonably plain. Demand from all
quarters appeared quiet throughout the
session, much of th run changing hsndi
"st the office," after packera had made
one or two round of Inspection and tem
porarily retired. Phlppera and ipeculators
elected about twentv load of th better
r'asne. this purchase amounting to fully
I', ner cent of the total recelps
Toppv bacon weights resched 17 40. a
-ickel above veteMav's xtrep- price, and
long strlnrs of orditiarv Mtcher sold at
e irrow snrfad of 17.057.10.
Tefreaent-'-c elea
No ae th. Pr.
7 HI . . t 00
40 140 ISO T 0U
The Booklovers . jnt--"l i now on!
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tiHEEJ' It reoulred only a few fair-uses
orders to make a complete clearance of
supply In the sheep bain, as the volume of
fresh receipts was very limited. Something
like fourteen loads of stock arrived, offer
ings consisting largely of lA.nbs. both fat
and feeder grades. Demand from all quar
ters had a reasonable degree of life and
practically eterything on sale changed
hsnd 111 very goud season, prices ruling
quntsbl) steady. Kxtra good fat lambs
Isnled at $6.35 with seconds and common
to cull clauses from $6 00 downward. Some
thing fancv in the way of finished lambs
would hardly pass ths $6.50 mark at pres
ent, a the proportion of this kind of
stock in recent receipts bss been a trifle
exreiv. Early business Involved no
sheep rale, for the reason that wethers,
ewes, etc., were hard to find. Fat ewes are
selling from W.O11 on up as high as $3 36.
while choice handy wethers are In very
fair request at $3 5G32 66. Fat year Unas
hsve been very well sustained on all days
and are wanted at a wide spread of 84.2B
4.70. quality snd condition determining the
price.
As compared wtih last week, sheep and
lamb receipts show a heavy Increase, but
the total I still considerably less than the
weeks total a year aso. Lambs predom
inated In the run and weighty sheep, weth
ers especially, were scarce. Packing de
mnnd has been ample, but business had a
quiet tone throughout and feeling was gen
erally bearish. Fat lamba are closing a big
half dollar of, while fat sheep snow net
declines of about 10&l5c
The feeder trade this weelt has usually
been s busy sffalr. as almost 60 per cent
of the total offerings laoked flesh for kill
ing purposes. Out of dally receipts amount
ing to fully 80.O111) head, country buyers and
speculators purchased about 45,000 head,
mostly lambs. Oood, thrifty feeder lambs
are selling around $5 3i.i66.60 and Wyoming
pee-wees, the first to show up, moved at
$S05. earl." in the week. Feeder ewes still
claim a $?.0d limit and feeder yearlings are
In best demand at i4.0CKg4.6u. The entire list
of feeder prices shows 10(gl6c losses as
compared with quotations a week ago, but
the country and speculative demand has
been broad throughout.
Quotations on sneep and iambs: Lambs,
good to choice. $6.20.oO; lambs, fair to
?ood. $6 75'r.10; lambs, culls. t4.75aj5.&0;
eeder lambs. $5 tt; yearlings, fair to
oholce, 14 1.(4.75: yearlings, feeders, M.OOttf
4.65; wethers, handy, $3 40S.76; wethers,
heavy, J.1..40; wethers, feeders. $3.0041
10; ewes, good to choice. t3.Uu74.tS; ewes,
fair to good, $2.fHtfo.li; ewes, breeder. $3.60
O-t .3. ewe, (eeoera, $2.85u72.tJO; ewes, oulls.
i. 0tn4v1.lt,.
No.
67 Wyoming lambs, culls 42
ins Wyoming lambs, feeders
278 Wyoming lambs, feeders
it Wyoming lambs, feeders
173 Wyoming lambs, feeders
325 Wyoming lambs, feeders
itii Wyoming lambs, feeders
80 Wyoming ewes, feeders
& Wyoming ewes, wethers
37 Wyoming yearlings, feeders..
64 Wyoming lambs
106 native lambs, feeders
Si Wyoming ewes
667 Idaho lambs
218 Idaho lambs
3i76 Idaho lambs, feeders
110 native cues, feeders
Iu4 native feeders
$5 native ewes
30 native lambs, culls
82 native lamb
124 Idaho ewes, feeders
101 Ids ho ewes
l.3 Idaho yearlings, feeders
1S4 Idaho yearllngf
1:7 Idaho lambs, culls
222 loano lambs, feeders
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and heep Steadr
Hogs Higher.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-CATTLa.Receiptij.
2.000 head: market steady; beeves, to.low
8.10: Texas steer. $4.fi0iJ6.45: western
steers $4.26dK96; stackers and feeders.
$3 s ( "5.6O: 5w. and heifers. $2 25gtS.40.
calves. $6003)11.86.
HOGS-Receipts, lt.500 head; market.. o
higher: best others, steady; light. $, r
7.(5; mixed. $7.107.75; heavy te.WXuVeJ;
rough. to.9o7.1S; good to choice heavy, tvio
7 70, pigs, t4.75S7.50; bulk of sales. 7.20
''SHEEP AND LAMBS - RaoclPU;
head; market steady; native. 215fS75.
western. $2.533.70; yearllnss. '
native lambs, $4.0ig6.60; western, $4.75(5sO.
Kaaaae City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25 CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1.000 head, including 500 southerns:
market steady; dressed beef and export
Seeri T. $7.00 180; fair to good. t6.80.90;
western steer. $4.627.50; stockers snd
feeders $3.50(38.50; southern steers. tSBOifJ
8 50; southern cows. 12. 4. 50: native cows.
$2.5035 25; native heifers, $400(37.50; bulls.
t3.00o4 50: calves. 14.0007.25.
H O O S Receipts, t.000 head: market
steady; lights. 5c higher; bulk of sales.
$7 15-57.30; heavy, $7.1007.28; packer and
butchers, r ivfff.40; light t7 Jo 7 .40
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receipts. 8.000
head; market steady; lamb. 85.JW6.40;
yearlings. $3 75.$4 25; wethers, $3 2.8 75'
ewes $3(03460, stocker snd feeders, $2 75
fij.75.
(t. Louie Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aue !5.-CATTLE-Rcpt.
1 000 head. Including 300 Texans: mark-t
steady; native shipping and export steers.
$6 TrVn'I.W; dressed beef and butcher steer.
$6 75'37.00; steers under VOto lbs , $4.00. 16;
stockers and feeders. $3.o0;!5 25; cows and
heifers. $3.O(S7.0O; canners. H OCtiJ-W; calve.
MOu&g.OO: Txs and Iniilan steers, HCWt
TjoTcows and heifers. $3.0o3S.OO.
HOGS Receipts. 5.1"0 had; market
steadv; olgs and lights. $4.75?T7.; packer
$2 1037.06; butchers ond best heavy ,$7.40
7 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 6o0head;
market ateady; native muttons. $S2rV8176:
lambs, t4.0t3.80; culls and bucks, tl 2521)
2.75; stockers. tl.802.26.
St. Josepk Live Block Market,
ST JOSIPH, Mo.. Aug. 25.-CATTLE
Receipts il)0 head; market steady: steer,
$5 0038 0: cows and heifers, $3.001.t;
calves, ,14.0007.26.
HOGS Receipts, 200 head; market steady
to 6c higher; top, $7.50; bulk of sale. $7 10
C 35
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt 700 head;
market steady; lambs, $5. ttna 6.50.
M "k lu BtkTht.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
psl western markets yemeiday :
VBttiC. lllr O. gwill't-c-ar.
Av. Pr.
42 4 25
45 5 0C
84 t 46
60 6 4
61 (46
62 6 45
65 6 45
84 2 90
107 8 33
78 4 40
60 75
51 4 80
$5 2 46
64 6 85
62 86
56 6 40
86 t 00
51 4 50
82 2 60
48 4 00
68 t 25
84 2 26
86 3 00
72 3 DO
76 4 25
44 4 00
56 6 40
South Omaha ..
St. Joseph
Kan -a City ...
Bt. Loui
Chicago
Total
6X
200
1.000
l.onn
2.00
4.700
20
8 Ourt
6 100
r.500
4.800
"00
3 0")
ApO
1000
...t.SiiO 26.600 17.100
4M AHA OBNBKAI. HARHIT.
BUTTER NO. 1, l-lt. carton, 2Bc; No.
I In 60-lb. tub. 27c. No 2. 25o; packing, 17c;
"CHEESE Imported Swle, 82o; Americas
Sla -c block Bwisa, 10; twins. lHui
triplet. 16c; dalJiea, 16c; young America,
lie; blue label brick, 16c; Umburger U Ib.j
lbc, llniburrser (1 lb.), lc.
POULTRY Broiler, 20o per lb.; hens.
18c; cock. 8c; ducks, lac, geese, 15o; tur
keys, 24c, pigeons, per do., $1.30. Alive:
Broilers, 12V ; hens. o: old rooster and
etaa 4VjC, old duck, full feathered, loc;
gee. full feathered, tc; turkaya, Uc;
guinea fowl, lie ocb; pigeona. per do.,
5c; homer, per do.. $2.iti; equab No. L
ki-yi, lie.
VEGETABLES Eeans. etrlng and wax.
per market basket. uc. Cabbage, home
grown par lb . c. Cucumbera. home
grown, ls and I do In basket, per baaket,
ioc Egg plant, fancy Fiorina, per doz.,
$150. Garlic, exlra taxcy, white, per lb..
I.e. Lettuce, extra Iniicy leaf, per do..
40c Onions, home grown, white, per crate.
II 75, e-low, per crate. 41 bu. California, In
acns. per lb., 2c. Parsley, fancy borne
grown, per dos, bunches, 46c. potatoes,
California white stock. In satcka, per bu.,
$1 SO; Minnesota, per bu., $1251 86. Sweet
potatoes, Virginia, per bbl., $4.60; par bu.
Laaket, $1 50. Toiot, home grewst. per
market baaael 75c.
Sugar Mark ..
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. -SUGAR- Raw,
strong, ctntrifugal, M teat. i.lMKio.Uc;
muscovado, ss teat. $4 5u44.634jc; molasses
sugsr. teet, 4 2fV4.37'c. Refined, firm.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26 WOOL Firm; te:.
rltory nd western mediums. KHU-JOc; fi.ie
medium. 17iv; fin, lljltc.
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