Nebraska Newspapers

    TOt; OMAHA DAILY BEEi SATURDAY. ATJGCST 24, 1507.
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
i
&ep3rta Giro Strength ind Send Op
tion Sky-Hlga.
GE1AT DAT 1XR THE BULLS
CaMto Firm aa All Foreign Mar
sets Ajs High, Giving- AMU
tlaaal Strength ta tha
-Oosaostlo.
OMAHA, Keb., Aug. 21, 1807.
Wth perfect stream of damage and
etroar bull reports from ths northwest this
morsng, the mark waa strong and all
optima went skyward recovering from yes
terday's slump. . ,
Cales came strong and all foreign mar
ket were much higher, airing additional
trerjth to domestic mark.
Wlsat opened firm and higher and ad
vance) steadily.
Repeats from " the mrthwHi were ex
treme bullish and with the strength
iremey unman and witti tne at
shtrwi la European marketa, buylri
gener! and price recovered from
day's break. September wheat ope
Ing waa
I y eater
enened at
Ste-ad close at
Cor opened strong and higher on gen
eral bring and higher eablea. Trad waa
err antra and, owing to ha higher am
rata, all offering wars absorbed readily.
rVptbey eorn opened at Ho and cloaed
af3te.
CM tj opened with a general rnah of buy
ing1 bj oommheslon houaeo. Prleaa advance
steady with wheat and corn and on gen
eral aaaraneaa of a ehort crop. Serternber
oata aened at EOe and cloaed at uOVe.
Prtrary wheat receipts were U vo bush
ala ad shipments were fJOarr) bushels,
again reoetpts last Tear of 477.000 bushels
and alptnenta of IM.000 poshel.
Con receipt were 414,400 buahete and
shtprmts 811.000 bunhela, agalnat recelpta
laat r of 414.000 bushels and ahjpmenta
of Ah) bunhela.
Oannres were 61, 000 buahela of com,
16,40 uahela of oata and wheat and flour
qtlalio IV 1,000 buahela.
Argfitlnev ..wheat- shipment thla week
were MA, 00 buahela. fast week 1.000, Of )
bushe) and thla week laat yarl,2u.,000
bush. '
Argitlna- corn shipments were 1.674.0P0
bush, laat week 1,065.000 buahela, thla
week aat rear 3.433.000 buahela.
Ltvspool cloaed 7t01d higher on wheat
and y higher on eorn.
Loc range of options:
Artlck l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yssy.
Whea-4
I
Sept
Deo.
Maj.
Corn-"
87
S3
87
SS
S1H
I
i
Be p..
Defl..
62S
S1
4S.
491
sis!
60S
4H
4K"
4n
4SH
- - Mat.
Oata-t
Set).
62
B0
B1H
' 4H
. atflfcj
4H
47H
De...
47H
4SVI
4
48V.I
4SH
Oaaki Caah Prteea.
WTtAT-Ko. t tiard, 34e: No. t hard.
7i1 No. 4 hard. 7G4778c; No. S aprlng,
84Mh no grade, TT74o.
COK-Ko. 8, aWn,6lc; No. 4, 449c; no
grad4947o; No. I yellow, 63QezHc; No. t
wliltfMialHo.
OA$ No. I mlxrd. 44MSc: No. t white,
o47 No. 4 winter, 43ViMc: atandard.
4707i
KXe-NO. I. 7ie: NO. J, mso.
I i larifi
aria llecelpte.
I
Chlra
Kanai City
Mlnngtotla
Omali
Dulnti
St. Iila ...
S.r ' Wheat. Corn. Oata.
160 145 118
109 .. ..
TJ
71
11
116
107
CH1CGO On All Alf D PROVISIONS
Peat tea of lha Tradlaa;. aal Claataa;
rleea on Board af Trade.
CHUOO. Aug. S.-Wheat prlcea on the
local eh an go advanced nearly-I cent
todajrbecauee of higher prlcea at Liver
pool al freah reporta of damage by froat.
At th eloae the September delivery waa
. up 11 He. Corn ahowed a net gain of
"lc. ata were IHo higher. - Provlalona
were i to 10l2V4c higher.
rheitarket opened etronr beeauae of the
Kdvaira at Liverpool of mora than Id In
th fie of yeeterday'a decline hera. The
ne wa rem the - northweat ' of damage" by
froat lao etrengthenlng prloei. ' Caah' In
terest and commteaton houaeer were active
durlni tha day. . The claim that wet
weatlr ta Inflicting damage on tha winter
whrarrop by Interfering with harveetlng
aided he market lata In the day. Inga
were I he loading aetlera. The market
clolrong. September opened Ho to
hlitl'r f.t SH9c, Bold between 885Sc
and c. and clewed at ReHrfo.
Cleanceia of wheat and flour were equal
to 8.0 bu. Eaporta for tha week aa
ahowty Bradatreet'a were equal to t.teS,
00 bt Primary recelpta were 411.000 bu.,
again 477 JI00. Uu-. on the aame day laat
yeanflnneapolla. Dulath and Chicago re
nortee-eeelpta of Ui care, agalnat US cars
laat tek and 1M car a a year ago.
Thanrlca of all dellvertee of corn ad
vano more than I cent today, the mar.
aei trig unuauaiiy active. An urgent de
manctwaa In evidence all dav and all
offer were readily ahaorbed. There
weren new feature In the altuatlon. the
domiaing Inflttencea being email reeelpta,
an aloat complete depletion of the local
atockaan excellent demand for caah corn
by ahpera. and th fear of damage to the
new op by froat. The market cloaed
atrohi September opened unchanged to
Jc. hher at Wrc to B7e. advanced to
B9c. id cloaed at Mc. Local recelpta
were 16 car, with 14 of contract grade.
Oatifor September delivery aold today
at t an advance of I4o compared with
the oka of yeaterday. Other onttona fol
loweavtth galna of He to c. The upturn
wa(e to the active covering by ehorta.
who tre actuated by a fear that the new
crop 111 fall far below general eipecta
tlona.8mall recelpta. light atorka. and an
actlvartilnplnaf demand atrengthened the
mark The dcae waa atrong. September
opere4c higher at Hoe, aold between 49He
and Ke and cloaed at SCt. Icl re
celptiwere 214 car.
Pronlon were quiet and Arm. The
fcatui of trade waa the buying of lard
and ta by a local packer. At the rloae
Rpptefcer pork waa up to. at 115 96 Lard
MhearS:"1 R' wer. 103,-hc
Reflated recelpta for tomorrow; Wheat
lLfe: corn, isi ears: oata. 174 cara; hoga!
V.000 tiQt
Yarki Ueaeral Market.
NK1 TORK. Aua. zt. firnA nn.
,,??v.f,Jr inning. $.sio; centrifugal. 3i
Of tnolaaaee augar, 1.00c. Refining.
rrwnFn, aiv; powaerea, .10e;
COJEi-Steady; No. T Rio, Hc; No.
MOiSSEA-Staady; New Orleans, re
4Ro.
BUTER Firmer: recelpta, 4.S28 pounds;
creunry anec'ala tgradea aoortng over 9T,
H1; extraa, 26c; thtrda ta llrata. 203
NHc. '
CHtSB-rirm, unchanged; recelpta.
8,1W junds.
EO Firm: recelpta. t3f doaen; west
ern At a. lSH20Vrt; aeconda17H4rl8c.
POLTRY Alive., weak; western chick
ens. I: fowla. l&c; turkeya. 11c. Dreased
errwetrn brollera, lg)0c: turkeya
14-4 13 fowla, 14(SiV.
It. Laala Oeaeral afarkat.
$T, aOUIS, Aug. H -WHKAT Iflrtier ;
No. 2ed. caah. 84iOc: No. 1 hard. So
91c : riember, $7Hc; IXember, tie,
COH Higher. On track: No. 1. cash,
57e; t ember, 841tC December, $2Hc; No.
1 Ml 97c.
OAI-Htgher. On track: No. t. cash.
4 September, 40c; December, 44V:;
No. trhlta. 400. -v .
RYlHIgher, 83c
PRCIBIONB Portl, firm: Jobbing, atand
ard taa. $1430. Lard, higher. $4.3.
POCTHY Fitm; chtrkena, lOHe; aprtnga,
1SH'. irkeya. IZHc; ducka, V; geeae. 6o.
Bl'TKR Steady; creamery, 109440.
EG-Flrm, Uc. case eonnt,
Recetnta Bhlpmeta.
WlMaba 118 71 000
CorruU ....118.(M - 70.000
Oata, 11 13K00O - 4J.0U0
14 1 '
Arf Oralai aad PraiUleaa
LI Wt POOL Aug. 28--WHEAT-8pot.
tead; No. t red western winter. Ta Wd.
Futut, atrong; September, 7g 4Hd; Da
remtN Ta Td; March. 7s 8d.
CO-8pot. firm; American mixed, new,
8a ldld northern, 6a Id. Future. Arm;
Sepreaer. 6a lSd: October. 6a 1L
HOI-In London (Perlfio coast), quiet
attl ftl 6a.
Kaa City Grata aad Pravletaae.
KAUS C1TT. Aug 21. WHEAT Mar
ket 1- higher: September. 6JVB3c: De
C4na 87e; May, WH"-Wo; caah No. t
hard auate; . No, 8, &e; No. t red.
4Hrx-: No. l.n4Sic, . . ...
COt'-Marke? HSlVo higher: Septem
bar, e; December. 4VJ-c; May, 41Sc;
I
rash No. 1 tnled. Sit-: No.' 1. EmSElc;
No. 1 white. HViW''; No. S. SKielVtc.
OATS-Msrket ItilSe higher; No. 1 white.
4SV"Hcj No. 1 mled. 4TW4oVc
HIE No. 1, 7Jj7sc.
HAT Firm ; rhol-e timothy, 12 601713.00;
choice prairie SSS&tiSM.
BUTTT.R Fteady; creamery, 2Sc; pack
ing atock. 17tyc.
EGtiS-Firm; trav ISc; Urate, 17c.
OMAHA WMOIKI 4LB M4HK.KT.
Coadltfoa at Trade Had ttantatloaa aa
tale aad Faaey Pragace.
EGOS-Pea doe , lilc, - - .
blTTEn-Packlrig a'oJt. ISc: choice to
fancy dairy. 27lc; preampry, EK.
IJVE Pot'L.'1'KY Svrlng chlckrna, 1S
14o; hena. 10c; rminters, vol turkeya, Uct
ducke. Hi9c; geee, 4c.
HAV t-holce No. 1 uplnnd, $10.00; me
dium, !nr; No. 1 bottom, $k.; ff gradea
from tb.M to i.E; rye atruw,, Tm); No. 1
alfalfa. 1.1. oo. '
KHfIT8 AND MEMNB
APPLE-luclir and ' Wealthy. for
cooking, 1. a per bu.; eating varletiue,
per market banket.
BLACK ft KHrfIE8 Caee. 14 qtiarta, 1150.
CAUFORN1A PKAC HES Per box. ll.Tfi.
CALJfXJrlNlA i'LL'MSPer crate, $W
HI jI.'BB E R R I I'JS Per -qnart caae, I1J0.
TKXA8 W ATKRMETLON8 Bach, lMi0c;
crated for ahlpment, Kc per lb.
CANTALOUPE Rocky Tord, atandard
crate, f4tO; Arkanaa atandard. 13.00.
PE AIR 8 Colorado Bartletta. B 60 per box;
Flemiah Heautlea, per box; California
Bartlettg $3.75 per box.
U RAPES Home grown. S-lb. baaket, 60c.
TROPICAL FRL ITa .
LEMONS Umonlera, ) alse, 17.60; KO
klae, 17.60; other branda, 0a leea.'
BAN A NAB -Per medium alxed bunch,
$2.004ri.26 Jumboa. $1064.So.
t4.60tl-4.74; 120, 160. 14, auO and 116 a! tee, 16.14
600.
DATES Kadaway, Vic; Pa) era, 5c: Hal
lowia. 6c: new atufted walnut dataa, -lb.
box. $1.00..
VF.OETABLB3.
NAVY BEAN8 Per bu.. No. V $2 009
t.10; No. t, 2.il0; UlM, 5VC per lb.
POTATOES Per bu new, 66o.
ASPARAGUS-75c per doa. bunchee.
BEANS New wax and at ring. 76c par
market baaket. , .
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CAJLROTS-Por
market baeket, iou-tOc.
RALISHE Per doa. buncbea, home
grown, Vk. , ' .
TOM A1XJE8 Home grown, market baa
ket crate, 4uc. ...
CT CUMB1-JRS Per basket. t0o.
LETTC Cr-Per doa., -a6c "-
CBLERy-Kalamaaoo. xq36c
ONIONS Tellow, 3c per lb.; red, 2c per
lb.; Hpanleh, rf ttata, $10.
NEW PEPPER9-Per market baaket,
7&c ' " '
SWEET POTATOES - Market baaket,
,1W" BEEF CVTS. t
No. 1 rib, lc; No. I rib, Ufcc; No4 rib.
7c; No. 1 loin, 19c; No. 2 loin, 14Vc; No. I
o n, 12c; No. 1 chuckle; No 2 rhuck.
Oc; No. t chuck. 4Wc; No. 1 round, 9c; ho
1 round. c; No. J.f'tLj
plate, c; No. 2 plate, 2Ve; No. I plate, iw:.
piie, ew, MIEUL,ANuouS. .
COFFEE Roaated, No. $6, o.P'r
No. 20, 14 Ho per lb. No. 25, 19o per lb.,
No. 11, 12 He per lb. ....
CALIFORNIA PRIED FRt 1TB
Prunea are aomewhat unaettled by free,
offerlnga from aecond handa, who aeeni
dealroua of moving auppUei i of lmmedinte
gradea. Quotatlona range from io to 9C
for California fruit and from 8 He to tc
for Oregon. Peachea are allghtly eaaler.
with fancy yellowa uuoted at
Ralalna are firm: three-crown looae M'
catela are quoted at c; four-crown, 10c,
aeeded ralelna, hUc. . ....
FISH Halibut,. 11 o; Woit, lie: plckeral.
10c; pike. 14c; pike, 'freah ffen.
whlteflah. 14fl6c; buffalo, 8p; bullheads,
ikinned and dred, 11c; cattish, dreased.
17c; white perch. 7c; white baea, luo;
black baa, 26ci amflah, . 4 o; vrapplea,
49c; large erapplaa, 15c; herring, fresh
froaen, c; whltefish. froen. lllfic;
pickerel, freah froaen, c; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; native mackerel, 188.ic
per flah; codflah, fresh, froaen, 12c; red
anapper. 12c; rloundera,- freah froaen, 12c;
haddock, fresh froxen. 12c; amelia, 18c;
had roe, 44c per lb.; frog, lege, 25c Jr
dot.; green aea turtle meat, 26c per lb.
CANNED UOOD8 Corn, atandard, weat
ern, 66c. Tomatoea, fancy, 3-pound cans,
$1.45; atandard. 3-pound cane. $1.26.. Pino,
apples, grated. 2-poumV, $2.202 80;
ellced. 11776(12.36. Gallon apples. $3 25.
California apricots, ' $2.00. Pears. ll.fSQi
2.60. Peachea, $1.752.40; L. C. peaches,
$2.0091.60. Alaska aalmon. red. $1.20;
fancy Chinook, flat, ,$2.t0; fancy aockeye.
Bat. $1.86. Sardlnea, quarter oil, $3.1'&;l
three-Quartera mustard, $3,10. Sweet
potatoea, $1.25 Q 1.25,' Sauer-kraut, $0c.
Pumpklbs, 80c $1,00. Lima b'eapa, t-lb
7$c'll.J5. Soaked peaa, 2-lb., 60c fancy,
1.I63L45.
HIDES AND TALtjOW Oreen aaltad,
No. 1, tHc; No. 2, 7fec; 4ull hidea, 6c;
freen hide, No.- L 1c; Mt. -S.: 6ei ,liraj,
1.40C310; aheep pelts. , 0c $1.16. Tal
low. No. 1, 4 He; No. 2. 3 He. Wool. 15
tio, - - - -
WEATHER IN ' TBI' CRAgH BELT
Fair for Saturday, with No Important
Temperatnre Changea. ,..-
OMAHA. Aut. 23. 1907.'
The weather la warmer In the lake
region and centrar valley and" a alight,
but general rlae in temperature ia shown
In all portions of the country.., W ithin the
laat twenty-four "hours ralna have fallen
in northern lexaa, uxianoma, southern
Kansaa and the east over the aouthern
atates, and rain la falling thla morning In
the lower Miaaouri, middle Mississippi and
Ohio valleya. The weather continues fair
In the upper Missouri valley and northwest.
It Is unsettled In the lower Missouri valley
thla morning, but will be followed by fair
Irt this vicinity tonight and Saturday, with
hot much change In temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the laat three year:
. . .17 1306- 1906 1904
Minimum temperature .. 64 70 71 65
Precipitation .00 .00 T .00
Normal temperature for today 71 de
greee. Deficiency In precipitation since March
1, 4 80 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding; period In 106
t' Inchea.
Deficiency correapondlng period In 1905
7. 14 Inchea.
- L. A. WELCH,
Ivooal Forecaster.-
Cora aad Wheat Hegloa Dolletla.
For the twenty-four hour ending ot 8 a.
m . 75th meridian time, Friday. August 23,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain- r
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Sky,
Ashland. Neb w ?
.00
.00
.
.00
.00
.00
,n
.x
.to
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Clear
Cloudy
near
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Auburn. Neb 71
Columbus, Neb... 82
Kalrbury. Neb..- $
Fairmont, Neb... (3
60
f
ft
60
6fl
62
6i
61
64
60
65
64
64
64
83
Or. Iland, Neb.. M
Hartlngton. Neb. 84
uasunsrs, .-eo.
Oakdali. Neb...
Omaha. Neb
Tekamah, Neb.
Alta. la.
Carroll. Ia
Clarinda. Ia....
Ptbley. Ia
Sioux City, la..
Minimum temperatrire for twelve-hour
period ending at 4 a. m.
DISTRICT A VERAOES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Station. Mas. Mln. Inches
Chicago, 111 1
T
7S M .On
7 M .
71 43 .K
M hi .01
M W .on (
74 6? .S
lea Motnea, ia....
Indianapolis. InJ.. U
loulavllle. Ky
Minneapolis, Minn. 23
mara. Neb........ 14
fit. Uoula, Mo T
The weather la allghtly warmer through
out the corn and wheat r"glon. Sliower
occurred In all except the Omaha and !
Moines districts.
1 A. WSIJ3H. Local Forecaster.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. !3.-MTTALS-The
London tin market recovered part of tta
recent loss, with apot cloalug at li 17a
toi and fulurea at 1S 10. The local mar
ket was dull, with eoot quoted at t:ie.?S and
in.Ou. Copier waa lower at 477 Ha far iot
and 74 H for futuri-a in the London mar
ket. Locally the market wa weak, wiih
Lake quoted al llS.aftloi; electrolytic at
$17 Kxii-la-iV; casting at 117.06til7.6iX Lead
a higher al 1 oa in London, but weak
and unchanged locally. Bpelter waa lower
at -1 17' id In London. The local markt-t
aaa wa.k but unchangid. Iron wa lower
In London, with Standard Foundry quoted
at Sua and Cleveland Warrant at it yd.
Ixxally the market waa nulet ar.d easier.
No. 1 foundry northern, 1.1.3'Ca.ai; No. 1
foundry northern, Sj.70jI1.iO; aouthern
grade, nominal.
BT. 1JV1S, Aug. Zl METALS Spelter
dull. W.
Evaporated Applea asg Dried Friht,
NEW YORK, Aug. 2Y EVAPORATED
A Market waa unchanged. ,
CALIFORNIA DRIED KKriTS-Prunea
are In fair demand on apot, with trlcea
nrmlv pirvlnta'n'"d. Apricots an-1 peachea
are cuiet at lo Tt . prices. Ralvtna aru
quiet but steady, owing to Hgt supply.
, Quarter Sawed 4(1 Qr
This quarter sawed oak Slile
f board 4 of handsome design.
Vornamentel with elaborate
, carvings and nicely polished.
, Has two top drawers, one
. plush lined, for silverware,
and one Inrge drawer with
I awell front. An extremely
Imprnealve Sideboard at a
very low price.
3 ROOMS
Furnished Completely
Terms:
$75
$7.50 Cash,
$6 MontHly.
Mafjnlticfnt Qnarter Sawed
This Rocker Is made of
selected quarter sawed
oak, of extremely hand
some design, with fancy
shaped back, large carved
front poata with carved
heads and claw feet. Has
IMA LITE STOCK MARKET
Very Light Bun of Cattle,
- Prices Generally Stronger.
with
SHARP BEACTION'IN HOG TRADE
4-
Sheep and . Lambs Cootlnae la Verr
Light Ila-celpt, with. remand la
Exceaa of tha' Sapply .nod
Frtcea Fit
v
SOUTH OMAHA,
Recelpta were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Ofllulal Wednesday .
Oftlolal Thuraday ...
Katlmat. rYttlny
Neft.', Aug. 23, 1907.
Cattle. logs Sneep.
10,150
.... 4,627
.... 7.1TS
.... S.3.9
.... 1.100
Flve dayf this eok.::.W.9
Same daya last weak. .',.1233
Hame daya I weeka ago MM)
Same days 3 weeks ago,.15,2vS
Same daya 4 weeka ago..l,C!'J
Sams, days laat vear....J9,3jS
r,6i:
S3.140
1 10,151
ftl'.SAl
.144
li,S00 '
lS.k-,3
3ti.l5J
Th. following table shows the receipts of
csttle, hogs and aheep a; South Omaha for
the y.ar to date, compared with laat
year: 1807. lJwi. Inc. Deo.
Cnttls 6W,3fa ' &M.1M0 102,411
Hogs , l,ts,5lu l.S;D,T3S
Sheep &y3.37i 1,012.45.2
112. 23 S
19.110
Th. folloa-lns- turtle showa
average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several, daya. with comparisons
Date I i07. J19u.l5.19o4.!W3.19Ca.1901
Aug.
Ag.
Aug.
Aug.
Alf
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
U,.,
12...
IS...
14..
1&...
1...
17...
Id...
1..,
20...
a..
72...
23..
6 sj 4 SSI
I a4l
SKI I
S S4 S K
4 st;
1 ml
S 23) I'll
I 80U
a 21 r 9 "
i 15 4 8?
624l
6 74
6 73 I
5 74
a '4
ir.
5 74
S 77
5 W! 5 o
6 fl!
5 lii 6 e
5 8S b S.-I & 02V I
5 S tM 4 11 6 21)
s a
5 tel 5 4 1 4 W
5 17i 6 671
5 'i S 59 5 10
6 12i 731
St9
S S24l 6 03 I 5 131 5 l&l 4
5 87
6 78
6 87
5 91
5 &3Y 5 Sil 5 Mi 15 24; r. K.
5 Ud 6 9l 0 M( 5 3i Dl 7 Mi
5 Ss 5 S3! S 95! 6 03 4 60'
lSunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
t Cattle.
Omaha .....12.&350
Chicago l."i,vtt
Kansas City 2.0Ka7.1O
Bt. Louts 1.25-&7.W
Sioux City louotf W
Hogs.
I5twe6 0)
6.6'.'rt.i
5 2.4J6U)
6. J&O.S0
auv uniciai numner 01 ran
or stock
brought in today by each road a-aa:
Cattle. Hogs. 8hecp.H ses.
c, M. ft St. P. ....... 1
Missouri Pacific 2
U, P. System M
C. A N. W east
C. N. W.. west.... 7
C, St.- P., M. A O... 2
13
2
3
1
13
6
1
1
1
C.
C,
C.
B. A Q . east 1
B. A U., west 7
R. I. A P., eaat.. ..
II 1. & P... west
C.
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. Weatern ..
Total recelpta.
40
81
The dlanoslt!
as follows, each buyer purchuslng tho nuni-
ber of head Indicated
Cattle. Hojrs. Sheep.
800
Omaha Packing Co..
8wlft and Companv 11
Cudnhy Packing Co 408
Armour et Co 7i
Swift Co., Fort Worth. 135
Lehman A Co 33
W. I. Stephen hi)
Hill A Son 9J
P. P. Lewla 4
Huaton At Co ., 3
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 85
J H. Bulla S
Mike Haggerty 20
T. B. Inghram S
Klngan
Other buyera 76
i.:su
1.0H0
1,55
Totals l.Oio
CATTLE 'Receipts of cattle
ing weio very light, not enough of any one
kind bring reported to make much of a
teal of valuea
Th few lef ateera on aale changed
handa quite readily at good, steady to
strong prlcea. but there er not enough
auy 10
not enough
to make much of a showing and nothing
tery Choice 10 put a lop on me market
S.41Z 11,H
8,1( 1,397
7,740 2,St6
4,292 ' 1780
6.00 but
' ! 7 so
Dt rtT
M J4
, 2t
44 Ill
.... ., 44 S
T....,.;6i
h.: :4
II JW
k 7t .Vi
.... ....
li , ,7 j-.i
I It t4
6.0 If 75S M t
this morn- I 81IEEP-
Th few kada ot i and heifers in sight celvers have met with no difficulty what
chjir.ged hand readily at good, strong ever in disposing of their holdings. The
prices, some would aay strong to luc ! tendency has been atrong. aa might be
higher. Everything in sight aaa sold at e&peoled under tha clrcumstancea, and
an early hour. aheep are Quits a little higher for the
There ha been a better feeling In tha wee. Feedera have been atrong aellera
feeder market during the laat two daya. Uvery day and the only cause for regret ia
peculators have been clearing -jp their lnal auppllea have been entirely too light
surplus sinca ana tne onrici wme on
l
a more liealtfiy condition. j.ne lew irei
feeders today changed hands al fully steady
prices. -
Representative sales: .
BEEF STEERS.
Ka Av. Pr. Mu A. Pr.
IC 1494 4 m 1 IMS I
COWS.
.. i i
..
.. I I
.. VI
.,
.. 444
.. t
.. i
..1-tl
1 10
1 10
1 11
1 SO
1 tv
I 40
I M
1 a
1 u
, 10
. 4J
.10 it
.1410
. M
.
.Ul
I M
I U
I 15
I 40
I 44
I 40
I 40
I Ml
12 ..
4...
I...
1.'.!
xC,'
1:.'.
August
25 to 50
a
THESE specials represent a cut in regular prices of- 2 to 50 p?r cent.
The goods represent small lots which we must of nscessity close
out quickly to make room for our fall stock so soon to be coming in upon
us. Great saving opportunities now await you. . T
Generous Credit to All. Terms to Suit.
fomhlnatlon ft Q
It Is a large alie Combination Table, con
taining two large bins for flour and meal;
two. .large drawers for cutlery, and glid
ing bread and meat boards. Thla Is one of
the bandleat articles a, woman' -can have
In her home. The Tattle Is-extra well made,
ia strong and substantial. It Is a special
- - , wbjch w.-hav. made
for our great chain of
i tore a In enormous
quantities and there
by sre abie to quote
t h e exceedingly low
price above mentioned.
A C
novel spin
dle sides,
the. spin
dlf.v extend
ing from
arm to run
ner. T h a
seat la ex
tra wide:
spacious am)
comfortable
This is pos
Itively the
greatest
rocker valu
that was
ever offered
or your. con-
sideration. .
: HEIFERS.
4M 1 7t f 151 I 7S
167 IM ' 4 tW 4 7S
HULLS.
, ISM t(t . , I., V...1M t 15
lii 1 7t 1.. e-o t 15
ijw t oc -s tie 1 k
UN I IS . 1 Ul 1 tf
CALVKS.
..... 170 4 0 I.... Ml in
8TOCKERS A,XD FEEDERS.
Ut IK tt.. M I 71
.....622 K:l"lt Ill IN
tki I 0 l; I M7 IM
4....
1....
I....
1....
I....
II
10
11
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
3 stockers. fOO 1 60 ... . 2 heifers... 49S
2 cows UC6 J ,5 7 stockers. 74i
6 stockers. IK 4 I 7.t . .'
1 75
S 73
12 co's 9U i cows..... 964
1 ffi
V calves... 21? 4 t It ivrm.
1 r
8 cows,.... gay- r? 'fl heifers..
44 co a s.
42 XI
4 cows... 440. 1 24
DAHO. ? ; - "
35 feeders.. J-Jt 415 49 Cows 1072 145'
UTAH.
43 feeders.. IftTJ 4 43&."i
Et ,W. Whltaom.. Wyoming. .
1 feeders.. llsS 6 15 4 feeders . IM 5 15
5 feeders.. 1181
13 feeders. .11M
S re "13 fee.lers .1156
5 16
5 J5 eteers.,..12!
4 .
4 a
1 u
I 76
6 steers.. '..im 4
. "9 eierH.-,i"w
-S cewe...;.lcvi7
rows... .101)6
I bulla... 4.W70 2 80
r.Va.l6 cowa....l12 4 00
i 6 rers....l46s 4 lu
XT Clark, Idaho.
rvne jjroa.
21 feedera.,1042 4 54
12 feeders.. 645 4 40
T feeders. .1118 4 C6
40 feeders.. M Iti
6 feeders.. 1000 S 55
10 feeders.. P2a
42 feeders.. low
"7 feeders.. 11S4
6 feeders.. 13
41 feeders.. 932
4 40
J 55
1 55
1 55
446
4 40
4 50
4 15
4 40
4 75
t 75
5 60
Oeorge Melini. Wyoming.
35 steers ... 145 4 40 . 4 steers. ...1234
Soper Cattle Co.. Wyoming.
1 ateera....llW 4 00 2 steera...,1200
2 steers.. ..UM6 4 50 l heifers... 1016
T. W. Mattbsws. Wyoming.
& steers. ...1311 4 50 4 steers. ...1114
IS steers.. ..1200 4 80 4 steers. ...1377
4 steers. ...1042 4 10 - 14 cows 10)1
11 cows 1W3 4 00 r calves... 170
4 cnlvrs... Mi 4 10
HOGS-Hoga sold 6ffl0c higher thla morn
ing, but the trade waa not overly active
at the advance. After having suffered
auch a sharp decline aellera were aJl de
termined to get every cent possible out of
their holdings and were hence asking good,
atiff prlcea, while buyera were not overly
anxious to put on very much. Thla would
naturally account for the market not be
ing more active. ' Light hoga, aa usual,
aold moat readily and It waa easier to get
the advance on that kind than on the
rough heavy. As Jiaa been the case for
somo time bark, the "market wss more or
less uneven. Some d the medium hogs,
which on daya when the' buyerB were not
anxious for supplies would be clasaed with
the heavy hoga, looked lighter to thorn
today, when the demand waa better. Such
i hots would naturally gt more advance in
some cases thsn they were really entitled
' to as compared will, the way otuera were
1 selling.
I Representative aalea:
Kt AT.
' 17 124
M 4
! Cl IM
II. 112
I 4i
I 41 1
0 in
1 cs ni
to too
tt v
K
. bt 2S4
l Ml
40 74
ti 171
, l Vt
St.. Pr. No. A. fu. rr.
Hi M 46 211 10 I 24j
100 I M W tl 40 I t
N IH U li IM Itt
40 I M 41 tit M I i
UI IH Ti 110 I la
... 60 . Tt l ... I o
... I T4 t4. M t II
... t SO 110 171 10 I 46
SO 1 SO 44 m ... I II
... inn . it at? ie 1
110 ( (lit it mi to it
4 111' 74 i 0 6 7H
IM I II 14 K .... I 70
J t ii 10 14 121 I 70
I 15 ' 14 144 ... I 7
IK ID . It lil 44 I 7tV4
tO IU L tit ... I 72
... I si ? a t7 ... 1 11
It M 44. m M0 I 71
U IK 70 tM 2-0 I 71
... Ill BO .419 4) I 71
W i " 71 Ml ... 1 TTUj
I C7 00 ...ill 10 I TTV4J
IM I I7i4 II 121 M IS
... II H Ill 140 I 10
120 I M 17., lit ... 1 14
... I ti II IU ... I 10
... 6 BO I!4 40 I 14
... I 40 k s.1'7 ... I i
IN I U 71 l 10 I M
IW IN 17 Ill M I 42V4
t 4 71 Jll ... Ili
II I 10 II IM ... I H
M I M II 1 44 I II
140 I 10 M Ul ... I U
... I 40 II. 174 ... I it
... 14 17 11 ... I r
M I 45 M lit ... I IIS
... I riH 1 IM ... I N
10 I ti ' 1 Ill .. I 00
Receipts were light thla morn-
j it'.','.'.
U 171
trw tiir. belntf onlv three cara and a
I amall bunch driven In. The demand waa
I xood and tne fen' loads on sale met with
' ready lakera at good, ateady prlcea.
The marKei ail tma weea naa Deen in a
1 rood, healthy and entirely aatlstactory con
dition. Hie aninana naa Deen tar in ex-
eu of the suoolv every dav. ao that ra-
t0 supply the wsnts of buyers.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. !T.utf7 &. fair to good lamba, 44 76i
7 uu, good to choice yearling wether. 45 75n
410; good to choice wethers. S&.2635.60; fair
to good wethers, S6.0o6.24; good to choir
ewes. 44459615: fair to good swsa, l.503
IX. cull and bucks. 12 hU4 04.
Quotstlons on feeders: Lambs, S4 0ojT7 00;
yearling. ISXDtj.tt; wethers, S4.s4.24;
ewes. 14.0014 60.
Repreeentallvs sales: .
No. . Ar. Pr.
25 Iowa cull ewes luO 4 25
i western bucks 114 4 ti
7 i loica w 114 4 41
27 vrcaiern swes 114 1 15
...14
.
I U M
I 47 ..n
M M
3(7 . st no
1
Sale Specials
Per Cent Under
Hartmsn's Imperial Monarch C 7 C
Bnissrls Hon, size 9x12 lerl
Look where you will you can't find tho equal
of this rug value In Omaha. "The Ilartman
Imperial Monarch" Brussels Rug is a specially
made rug of superior excellence. It Is made
without miter seams, a point worthy of con
sideration. The materials are of that durable
sort that Insures greatest possible wearing
quality. They are made of worsted, aniline
dyed. Fully guaranteed.
A1WR5 A11
MR MMJS
Teather your nes
HI4-MIO-I4I8 DOUGLAS ST
J22 west, yearlings and weHiert M , 5 60
71 western-wethers 1"2 B 60
lit western lambs , 62 r 4 no
1 lambs 70 7 CO
.CHICAGO LIVE STOtlC .3IABKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady to Strong
' Hogs Higher. -
CHICAGO. Aug. 23,-CATTLEr-Rcceipts,
about 1,500 head. Market steady to strong;
common to prime steers, 44. 0047.35; cows,
13.tKVji6.00: heifers. 2.75fi5.ffi; bulls, 12.70.j4.8S;
calves, 43.OOfil.60;-stockers and feeders, 12.25
(i6.no.
HOGS-Recelpts. about 10,000 head. Mar
ket J0fi16c higher;- choice heavy shipping,
tti.uv34.06; light butchers, 4.lOit4.20; light
mixed, 4.0i:'i416; choice light. tsaVgA.Tfi;
rackrng "stock, 15.105.90; pigs, 14.O34iC.0O;
bulk of sales, 15.75170.00. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
S.K head. Market steady to atrong; sheep,
t3.rf.35; yearlings, 45.753.C5; lambs. KO0
4j7.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, A UK. J3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,000 head, Inctudlng 800 southerns;
rrmrkct steady; native steers,' 4$.O0fi7il;
Southern steers, LLOOfJl.tj."; southern cows,
12.OWi3.n6: native cowa and heifers, IJ.Sitf
11.00; Blockers and feeders, f3.254j5.76; bulls.
K.iMii.W-. calves, ll.OOfy(1.75: western ateera,
l4.0f"iMj; western cowa. 82.6071 4. 0.
11009 Receipts, 6,0iX hea.1: market
steady; bulk of sales. 45 TwfrS.lk): heavy,
K'ud.M: packers, $5.7rn5.90; pigs and
lls.ht. t5.SiVQri.00.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 1.000
head; market steadv. active: muttons. 15.00
IB5.75: !am1. $!.o77.35: range wethers.
U.0OS5.CO; fpd ewes, I4.25f75.30,
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
HT, IX)riS. Aug. 23-CATTLK-Recelpts.
5.V0 head, including l.Oro Texans: market
steady; beef steers. 14.(O7.10; stockers and
feeders. 12 75153.40: coth and heifers. SJ.tw
400; Tess steers, 12.723.50; cows and heif
ers. 11. 2 65.
HOGS Receipts. S.Oro heart; market 10c
h1her: pigs and lights. t".50$i4 .30: packets.
K tVfrfl.20; butchers and best heavy, f3.fj(
s.so.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. 5.000
heed; market steady; natives. 13.0075. W;
lambs. 14.OeC76.85.
St. Joseph l ive Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo Aur. 23. CATTLE
j neceipis. i.t nena. Aiarsei sienay; ns
tives. f4.50i.75; stockers and feeders. $3.25
. e4.78.
j KrvOS-Recelpts. 2,545 hesd. Market tVf
IV ble-fcer; medium heavy, SD.63fj6.90; pigs.
f.l.7M'R 75.
' SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 174R
head. MneVet steady; lambs, IS.OCTfJI.IS;
yearlings, 15.2500.
Nloax City Lire Stork Market.
BTOT'X C1TT. Ia . Aue. 23. f Special Tele
gram.! CATTLE Receipts. '00 head; mar-
4.75: stockera and federe. 13 IwyrM SO;' caive
mn yrarnnga, .,oja.Bo; aiocg neirers, 5-'.ic
325.
HOfi Receive. S.fAO besdH market 19
1V- higher, selling at $5.Kr7jC80; bulk of
sales, S5.557l6.65.
Stock la Right.
Receipts of live stock nt the six prin
cipal western markets vesterdav:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South tVnaha l.VO 6 nro pa
Ploux Cltv 4)f0 V.W
Kansia Ctly S.'w) 6vo 1 0vi
St. Joseph l.frvi J.5 1.741;
St. Iouls S OiYI II (Wl R OM
Chicago 1.5-10 10.000 6.000
Totals
.10.050 80.745 20.409
Ttevr York Money Market.
NEW YORK. A up. S3 PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPET-:-4itlH per cent
8Tr.Ul.ING EXCHANGE Eaaler. with
actual business In hankers' bills st It.bT.O for
demand and at 44 M2 for CO daya. Com
mercial tills. H.k2.
SILVER Bar, C.c. Mexican dollars,
52iiC.
HO NT Oovemment, steady; railroad
bond heavy.
MONET On call firm. 2H1 per cent;
ruling rate, Z per cent: closing, t per
cent, offered at 1 per cent Time loans, 00
days, 6 rer cent; 90 daya, 6H Pr cent; six
months, Tff7i per cent.
Disk Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. r.Bank clesrlngs for to
day were 11.792.449,13, and for the corre
apondlng date laat year. 11,552,056 17.
Dalath Grain Market.
Dt'LTTTH, Minn., Aug. 23 WHEAT
September, SVic; Decembor, Sl.tW; May,
11 04 i4.
OATS On track, 4o.
OH Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 2i OIL North Lima.
94c; South Lima and Indiana. 89c.
Haa Loaea fJoth Aria.
8L'N DANCE, Wyo.. Aug. 23 -(Speclal.-Frank
Titus met with a horrible accident
a few days ago while feeding the rolls
of a mill on Spearflah creek, east of here,
when hie left arm caught In tha machinery
and was pulled from Its socket. The shoul
der was also badly crushed and mangled.
Strange to say, Tltua is now without arms,
he having lost 'tils right srm In exactly
the same manner seven years ago.
ce
Ilartman Iron C r7 C
feed SpeclaT
This Iron bed Is of handsome design, ss
you will note the above Illustration. It
Is massive, strong and durable. Has or
namental Joints and pouts. lla1ly en
ameled, the enamel being baked on, and
is therefore of great durability. It la 43
Inches high at
head. Thla bed Is
specially made for
fie great llartmun
chain of stores. No
other concern In
the country can
possibly mi tcli thla
value.
This New
Model Sewing
Machlne
18.75
Mechsnlctil
p I
iria inclosed
in
dust
cases, niCKrieu
parts heavily
plated, baa au
tomatic bobbin
winder, n a w
feed motion op
erated on ball
hearing, - dou
ble four motion
drop feed stitch
regulator, aelf
aettlng needlo.
Complete with
all acceasorles
and thoroughly
guarantrd for
ten years.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Volume of Business Strongly Sug
gestive of Midsummer Dullness.
FEAR OF FUETHES FAILURES
Prices Are Generally Narrow and
Irregalar London Market Drifts
Aimlessly, with Tendency
to Reaction.
NEW YORJfi, Aug. 23. Business on the
stuck exchanger looay was strongly sug
gestive of toe nnusummer dullness ot
previous years. 'ITadlng was almost the
smallest of any day of the ween, and
restricted' to ttiu purely speculative laauea.
Price movements were unuauaiiy narrow
and irregular and auch changea aa were
registered resulted almost wholly from the
operations of the professional element, for
ot public Interest there seemed lu be ab
solutely none.
Judges of the general situation look for
an indefinite continuance of these con
dltlone though somewhat apprehensive of
Important failures In commercial lines.
Brokerage flrma that give special attention
to investment buying reported a steady
absorp'.lon during the week of the dividend
paying Issues on a very moderate scsle.
Little gossip waa heard today In speculative
circles regarding Individual stocks. The
disposition among traders wa to buy on
all material receaalona and sell on rallies.
The short Interest has been somewhat re
duced during the week, but is still a fac
tor to be reckoned with.
London reported a condition similar to
our own. The market there drifted aim
lessly with a tendency toward reaction,
especially weakness being shown by the
United States Steel Issues snd foreign cop
per shares. The Bank of England waa
again g purchaser of bar gold In the open
market. In the money market limited
offerings for the shorter dstes caused s
break In rates, but no chsnge was re
ported for long maturities. Forecasts in
dicate a cash loss by the hanks for the
week of not leas than 14,000,000, excluslvs
of 11000.000 shipped today to Chicago and
Sen Francisco.
Bonds were weak and unchanged. Total
sa'es, ttol.f.
Tloslng auotstlons follow;
Arrnison
do pit
B. A O
rn4ltn Psrlflo
C. 4k N. W
so pfd
Colo. A Souther.
4U, Northern Pacta ...-I14V.
89 Goat Northers M..11V
t Anal, fossae rrai
,.14 Amor. Car A P 7
142 Aster. Lneomotl ... lou
Aaier. Barn. A It.. M
.. MH do pfd 4
.. 2C Broklrn It. T 4V5
.. 41 Colo, fuel A I tlu
.. M4!atar. Paper J
.12 National Blaeult .... Tnu
..l4H Naiional L 46
.. 17 Pacis Mall 94
.. 44 Peopl', 0
..fOItt PeTMrd Strol Cr ... 27
..liSVi'Pallmso Palc Car. Ill
.. MH Standard Oil 491
.. 1V( Snar 11
; D. A R. O.
pra
Rrle
Illinois Outral ..
L W
Mes. Central ....
Mioun ptcifle
N. T. Central ...
PnnrWnla ....
kM4int ,
Ro-k Inland
ao rf
t. Paul
So. Pirllte
southers Rtllwar
I'll los Pacific ...
do aid
Wataib
Wia. Central ....
Bid.
..llKHt'. 4. 8tel...
. .. 1 ' " as i. ..ini
...juj, ao pfd
. . l' 'iri t'nlon
MS
..IH4 Inter. Metropolitan.. IU
.. II Marker iu
.. 10 do ptd
14
71
REPORT OF T1T13 CLEAIUwo nOTJSB
Tranaaetions of the Associated Basks
for tha Week.
NEW YORK. Auk. n-nH.t,i'. h.-t.
clearings reported for the week ending
August 22. show an aggregate of S2fi7 672 .
t4). aa aa-alnst H ?fr klA im l..t ...i.
13.291,304 0 In the correapondlng week laat
year. Canadian clearlnga for the week
total SS7.067.iiin, aa agalnat SmO,S97,O0O last
week and 170,O71,fO0 In the aame week laat
year. The following la a list of th cities:
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Loula
Pittsburg
San Franclaco ...
Baltimore
Kanaas City
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Seattle
Denver
Fort Worth
OMAHA
Bolt Iak City ...
Portland. Ore
St. Joaeph
Spokane
Tacoma
Peoria
Des Moinaa
Sioux City
Wichita
Davenport
Utile Rock
Topeka
Springfield
Helena
tl,54A.f4J7.O0O .
32.4
S3).o4M0;
140.394.or 91..
ui, 4ja y .
66.246.000!
61,037,000)
40.e90.flro'.
Mlfl.0iVH
33.567.0u0
24.2:9.0.01
16.5rt.U10,.
10.410, OOnl.
f.tot.OOOl
4 44.00f(i
10.344.0O0
11 !
.1
17. S
4 6
14. 4l.
44 4 .
is. 2;.
6.1
14 g'.
K.s .
15.4 .
3u. .
20.01.
11 6 .
si:.):
4 6'.
II.
UI.
31. I1.
41.7.
11 1 .
66.7'.
SO.TI.
U.4.
1549.UCOI
4.47.0001
t.Ht.Ot
6,647,000 ,
4 M.ftXM
1 tsO.Ot-l
2.997,OMij
1.7SO,00n(
1.4l6.00O
72,0O
l.lfto.grml
1 04. OHO'
727. '0
1.430,000
CITIES. , Clearing J Inc. Doa
Solid Oak
8.98
Dreser
You ' will appreciate
the handsome appear
ance of thla rrcsner.
It Is very neat and
tileaelng in design. It
Is made of b t Solid
onk, has two awell
front top drawers and
extra large French
beveled mirror. You
can't possibly equal
this value else here
In Omaha.
4 ROOMS
Furnbhed Completely
Terms:
$9 Cash.
$8 Monthly
$95
prour
2
Codnr Raplda
Kargo, N. D
Bloomlngton
(Julncy
Sioux Falls
Fremont, Neb
Lincoln, Neb.......
Oklnhoma '. ...
Galveston
4)n4,fKV) .
4"7,Onoi.
SJa.floo
871, W
4M.(i0(
r.1,fv
l,10f,rt
829.(XI .
4 1
11.11
27.4
7.7
42.1
12.8
10,254,000)...
10.1
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-A B-rlln banker of
large International connections expressed
the opinion In sn interview today that th
chief cause of the money stringency In
European marketa la the apprehension re
garding the American situation, which was
felt to be uncertain. He added that In his
opinion European fears regarding tha
American financial and apeculativs situa
tion sre exaggerated.
American hankera contlue making Inquir
ies In London and Berlin regarding th
term a for discounting their bills, but the
banker interviewed aald he thought' that
the actual amounta taken thus far for
American account were much smeller than
currently stated. The effect of these Amer
ican attempta to borrow, however, has been
out of proportion of the uctual business
done, since It caused alarm lest the Euro
pean market be depleted of It a reaources
and arttllclally high rates of discount re
sult. .
The situation "1 the American SecDriUeg
market the banker quoted regarded as sim
ilar to thst of Germnny and other countries.
The situation in Wall Street Is looked
upon as due to the fact that the capital
requlrementa of the United States hftrs
outgrown the capsclty of the country to
create new capital, uia stocxs and bonds
sre being scsled down In competition with
excessive new Issues seeking for a market.
ine depression in the American market
preventa any considerable Investment de
mand for American aecurltlea here.
IXiNDON. Aug. a. Supplies of money
were easier to obtain In the market today.
Discounts were ssy, with brokers taking
bills more freely. On the stock exchange
better monetary conditions prevslled and
the steadier tons of the foreign bourses
helped in the cheerfulness and caused
further hardening of prices In ths fore
noon, but prices at the close were below tha
best quotatlona of the day, owing to re
alliatlona aa a result of tomorrow's holi
day. Americans experienced a steady
morning at a fraction over parity. Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific. Atchison. Topeka
A Santa Fe and I'nlted States Steel re
ceived the most attention, but In tha
sfternoon the New York advice cauaed a
heavr feeling. Erie and Union Paclflo fell
smartly and other stocks sagged In sym
pathy. The market cloaed weak at a frao- '
tlon above the worst of the day. Foreigners
were firm. Japanese Imperial 4s of 19o4
closed at Cooper shares eased with
the price of ths metal.
Section Foreman WoaadedL
SHOSHONI, Aug. 23. Speclal.)-J. H.
Ayers, formerly section foreman at Bho
shonl, received a serious, and probably
fatal, wound st ths Btuchell ranch OB
Brldger cfceek tha night before last. , It
seems thst Ayers, with two others, bat)
been drinking prior to the shooting;, and
how the affair occurred none ot them ar
able to say. Ayers claims that the affair
was an accident and exonerates his com
panions from all blama. Ths weapon uaed
was a small caliber pocket revolver, tho
bullet entering ths left aids of ths' body
snd was extracted by ths attending phys
rlan after having paased through both
lungs. His chances for recovery ar small.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Jsmes D. Butler and wife to Ante
Blankl, part taxlut 21 In se4 nw4
3-15-11 S
William Price, jr., snd wife to John
flwanson, lot 22, block 1, East Stds (0
Margaret V. Baylor and husband to
Patrick Dougherty, sA lot 10 and
nl5 feet lot 9. block 49. South Omaha 1,300
John O. Brandt and wife to William
11. Brandt and wife, lota 24, 26 and
24, block 14. Saundura 4k Hlmebaugti's
Highland Park 400
I. O. Bohleber to Mary H. Harts, un
divided hslf Interest In lots S and
4. Kaufman A Jetter's subdlv 1
Fred W. Koetter to Lawrence Con
nors, lot I. blork 1"0. South Omaha. 1,700
Oeorge Mctjiiade to Mathilda Me
Quade, nV lot 14, block . Kountse's
4th add X
L. D. Spalding and wife to O. P.
Laraen, lot 16. block 7, Plain view.. 2,500
Paxton Real Estate company to ,
Henry Neuhaus, lot 76, Keystone
Park 875
John Swanson to T. C. Bowles, lot
22, block 1. Eaat Side O0
Sarah J and John M Gaynor to Flo
rlan Welsa, n5o feet nf e7S feet lot .
1, Morrison's sdd 800
D. J. O'Donahoe and' wife to Harry '
K. Care. Ms 1 to 5, block 4, Kilby
Place 1
Jans A. and William If. Rusaell to
H. A. Tukey. nils) feel lot 1, block
2. Shull a add
II. A. Tukey to Teresa Dluan. 2& foot
r.71 feet lot 1, block 1 fJnuH's add.. 1
II. A. Tukey to Frank Zttntk. n37 feet
sill feet lot I. block 2. Btiull e add.. 1.900
Total
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