I'll I i O.MAIIA SUNDAY I'.KK: ATOt'ST ".w.
IS
CRAW AND PRODUCE MARKET
rYaluei Are Retry and Drug" Owing to
t, : Lack of Trade.
GENERAL SITUATION UNCHANGED
fesserted llntr Voimml lit tae
r. t
to 40 lbs.,
bun, 121 3; mH-
Agrafe; fond to
3oc; Central
1
Pratirr far
Tlase Mela.
the
; OMAMA. August K.
Value on the. grain inarkei were .euvy
nd dragged lower, or.ing to a leek of
irade, which nai dull, as usual, on Stu--day.
Th genersl situation ha. ..ot ii'.xngcd
and the expected linavv i-iovet-.enl In tiie
jiorthwesl 1 the preriotr.im..: .re ,".at'ir? lor
ths time bring. With a larre tncrre In
stocks prices should teeelve some set
birk. f Wheat was heavy ami sold lower on
lower rabies an 1 expected heavy khipruents
fmm tbe northwest.
I Hesvy selling and increased receipts told
strongly at the dope and values closed
i lower.
1 September wheat opened at W.c sod
I (need at K&'ic.
( orn wm dull and qu.et. with Unlit trad
ing and very little int-red manifest.
1 Caah Rales were reported s trifle under
yesterday, owing to the Increased ship
ments. i September corn opened st V.c and closed
xt 7314C.
I tret-pool closed S'id lower on wheat
and Wi losjper on coin.
Loral range of options:
ft:lr ; clipped WMt4.
'1 ; .
Ff.ED-St.ndv; spring
dllngs. S.'I.fS; iltv, -VM
H A Y St$ ; shipping.
Hltms-; Br.o,a,
Atll Ir.
I.VAT li' 'i-Pl'i.r. : e!i jr.
."ROVIdlON8--tlef. r.t.tdv, lar.illy. $1.
t ;.?); l !.:"..': ' are,. $:.mm
!'.: or!;ci. ir.v-9lt.os: city extra India
". I i r. . t. it :ifat. dull: pickled
t-c I:'. .M TT rjlO 'l; plrklcd ram. $1S.. Lard,
st' .idv; m it. !. w.fO: refined, essv;
oti'Inent. SM'S; Couth America. HO.AO; rem
ponnd. Si7Vu,.2i. Pork, steadv : fainllv.
iMt'T.i!; rtioti clears, JlT.MrqlSoO; mess,
17H&li.W.
TALLOW Quiet : city (I.' per package),
J7c: country (package free!.
t'CLyu!At: domestic, fair to extra,
SV'Vc: tpunee, nominal.
I .iTTRll Plrm; creamery, thirds to
first". l"(ji"v"'.
l.'IIKnriR-Mirady: stale. full cream,
ls-gi. roinrnl or white, fanrv. 1H4o.
l.(inH-Piedv; receipts. lCdiii dot; west
ern flr-ilr Sfjrllc; seconds. 18S.giMr;.
POl T.TFtT Alive, steadv: sprinf chick
ens, Ific; fov.ls. l⁣ turkevs. l!c; dresxed.
steady; western spring chickens. 12'glc;
spring turkeys, 25c; fowls, 134fl4'4c
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. ! Cluse.l Yes y.
iWt.ea.t- I " I I l
Sept. I'.l JW, sxTil .
Dec. 9l'k Wi' 9i
torn- I I j I
fopt. I T.: :V;
Dec. t7'.a tiles' 57 V b'i'i
Oafs 1 I I I
H-pt. 47 1 47',, 7 I 47,1 :
May . 4Si,t 4V 4S',,! 48s,! 4H"i
Car I.at ftrrclnta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Omaha 40 W
4 HICAbO UIIAIX AN I PHOlIO!S1
Feat area af tke Tradlag and Closing
Prloaa aa Board af Trade,
CHICAQO. Aug. C2. The beginning of the
movement of the new crop 01 wheat on a
larg- scale in the northwest-had a. weskn
1 iisjr effect today 011 the local market, prloen
At the close being off Vn"-'. compared
with ycterda's final quorai ions. Corn
nd oata closed steady, but provisions were
weak.
The sltuatlo'-i In the norlliw.isi. s re
lated to the early movenient of Hie new
crop was the domlniint factor in the wheat
market. Arrival of new wheat today at
Minneapolis were eighty-five cars, against
fifty-five cre yesterday and twenty-seven
the previous day. H was expected also
that Monday's arrivals would be much
latgnr. Tiie materializing last, night of
predicted frosts In many localities of the
rtprlng wheal country, liad apparently al
most no effect and only caused mild firm
ness, at the start, which eftset the weak
ness of foreign markets. Soon alter the
opening price slumped nearly lu In all
deliveries following a break at Minneapolis,
September declining from M':4c to 923o
and December I'cm MTiC to (Me. On the de
cline the r,-.arkit received lair support from
leading elevator interests, which atc.tdied
prices, but the lack of any export demand
and the alow ness of trade in catfh wheat
precluded any material rally. Additional
welling pre&sure developed late in th day,
owing to a break of 12c in tin- price of No.
1 northern wheat at Minneapolis, bial offer
ings. were not liberal. Kor Feptentfter the
low point of the day wss reached at 92.,c.
and for December at Msr. The market
cloned easy, with September at 9!V. Final
llgures on December were 94 . Clearances
of wheat and flour wr eual to 4K,00
bushels. Primary reoelplp were 7T.L,00
bushels, compared with 718.O0O buslmls on
the .corresponding day one year ago. Min
neapolis, Diiluth and Chicago reported
receipts of SM cars, against M cars last
week and 279 cars one year ago.
The weakness of wheat Included con
siderable selling of corn, but the market
licld fairly steady, owing to the low tem
peratures which prevailed? last night over
Ihn corn lielt. The close was steady, with
prices HW'io higher to ytr. lower. Septem
ber closud at 77c. and December at 5i'p
k"ic. Ixcal receipts were 186 cars, with 41
cars of contract grade.
There was very llttla trade In the oats
market and prices held comparatively
wteady. At the clo.;e prices were a shade
lower to o higher- with September at
f,o and December at itc. Jcal receipt
were 122 cars.
Provisions wer weak all day because of
profit-taking sales in the September and
October deliveries. Pork showed the great
est losses, the decline In that being from
.7'c to 47M?e. fnrni the high point of the
day. The cloae was weak at almoBt ih
bottom. Bepteajiber pork cloe at S14.1".
Jrrt at S9.UV. and ribs at JSCS.
ICstlmated receipts for Monday are:
T'heat, 97 cars: corn. 3ol cars; oata, 117
cars; hogs. 128.0UO head. 1
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WEATHER r THR GRAIN BELT
fair aad W a rater far tar abbata
lay, Says Welsh.
OMAJIA. Aug. 22,. IK.
Tite area of high pressgre. with cooler
weather, noted In the northwest In the pre
:edlng report, has spread down over the
Missouri and upper Mlsslnsippl valleys, and
?a decided drop In temperature occurred
throughout the upper valley lat ijRiit.
f reezing weatlier. with heavy frosts, Is re
ported In the northern portion of Nortii
Dakota, and the cooler weather extend.!,
south over Nebraska and northern Iowa.
The high pressure will move down over
the valleys today, causing cooler In this
vicinity tonight, followed by rlslr.g tem
r.ttiirn Sunday, with fair tonight and
itunday.
Omaha record of temipetature and pre
cipitation, compared with the corresponding
day of the laat three years:
190S. 1W7. IMS. lKOii.
Minimum lemperatur.... ft5 57 72 HI
Precipitation 71 .00 ..xt .trt
Normal temperature tor today. 73 de
gree1. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
.41 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
4.77 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
3.1.8 Inches.
J... A. WELSH, Local Forecaater.
Cora aad Waeat fleglon Balletla
For the twenty-four hours ending at
a. in., .oil! meridian time, Saturday
gust 22, 190?;
Temp
Stations. Max. Mln.
8
Au-
Asnland, Neb &2
Auburn, Neb 84
Broken Bow. Neb. i
Columbus. f'Neb... 8n
Culbertsoii. Neb.. 2
Kaithury. Nb....
I'ainnont. Neh...,Sx
Or. Inland. Neb.. 84
liafrtington. Neb. fc7
65
47
4t
M
oS
p'.'
i4
4n
Bain
fall
.0J
.
.no
T
.t
.(Kl
.W
.2)t
.00
T
.10
.07
.71
.HI
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cleat
Clear Clear
iwelva-hour
Rain.
Inches.
.00
Hustings, Neb.... t
ioidrege, Neb.... 02
Oakdale. Neb M.
Omahn, Neb 81 06
Tekamali, Neb... 8S 51
Alia, la W 47 .0"
("larroll. la 9 .00
Clarinda. la M 64 .00
fcibley. Ia Kit 'o .04
Sioux City, la.. 84 52 .00
Minimum tempera! ure for
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
Central. Stations. Idsx. Min.
Chicago. Ill S2 66
Columbus. 0 18 2 Mi
Dee Molties. I 14 i2
Indianapolis. Tnd.. li! " ft
Kansas City. Mo.. - M w
I.oul ilij. Ky 19 8V
Minneapolis. Minn, tl 72 38
Omaha. Neb 19 S4 52
St. Ltlis, Mo 18 m 0
Free-sing temperatures are reported at six
stations In the Minneapolis district and de
cidedly cooler weather prevails in the
northwestern portion of the com and wheat
region. It is warmer In the south and east
portlot.a. Bhowcra occurred since the. pre
ceding report In all except the Chicago and
Indianapolis dlstrlots
ti. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
60c
A Pound
f
i
A
60c
Pound I
THE QUALITY IS UNIFORM THE PERFUME AROMATIC THE TASTE DELIGHTFUL
You'll never know all the delights of Tea Drinking until you Try Tryona.
COURTNEY'S COFFTARTTMsP06isT IOFFEES"
Being gas roasted dally they require less coffee per cup and are, therefore, most economical coffees for you to buy
A Better Coffee
For Less Money.
Ankola Coffee Sue per pound.
ANKOLA COFFEE
Is 35c a Pound.
OMAHA'S PUHE
CENTER.
FOOD
17th and Douglas Sttcpis.
s -..& : .
Best of All Clothing Bargains
i.- 1 en
HA7DECS M
THE RILIABLK STOUE Ve'
. Isllfi!
k'ir
'Phone, Douglas 647.
Private Exchange Con
nects All Departments.
-s e- a
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Steers Steady for Week, Cows
and Common Feeders Lower.
HOGS SHADE HIGHER FOR WEEK
dherw Artlre Sellers All Week, Killers
Flfteea to Qaarter Higher Fat
Lambs 4 lose Easier Than
, ' Last M eek.
DR. BRADBURY, Dentist
17 Years Same Office.
1506 Farnaru.
Ext acting. . . 2uc op.
Crowns.... 92.50 up.
f'lates $2.00 up.
Bridge Work $2.50 up
Porcelain Fillings
up from $1.50
Phone, Douglas IT 58.
Alveolar Dentistry a
specialty. Loos teeth
made solid. Nerves
removed without pain.
Work guaranteed tea
years.
4S-
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. IS
Receipts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Official Friday
Estimated Saturday
Cattle. Hogs.
7.SS2
8.383
6.427
3.331
l'
2.m
8.1A4
7.4,'W
4.tW
4.5'.'S
4. t00
Sheep.
9.6.'S
ia.4r
l;!.9-
(.."M
1.04:!
4S.7H3
4:i.o;w
::?..:tif)
U'l.BIS
:7,8i7
:i,oj3
Six days this week. ...1:4.5:5 3'.l".i
Total last week 19.4; 87.018
Total two weeks ago. .. .I.s:t4 M.MW
Total three weeks ago..l3.&42 i'S.136
Total four week ago 14.6-J6 34.85S
Same week last year .6,854 8b.90O
The following table shows the receipts or
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha fey
the year to date, computed with last year:
!?0S. 1M7. Inc. Dec.
Cattle B47.21S !S,;MS 151.130
Hogs 1.785.710 i:!i.58J 92.128
Sheep .-. 91.836 H92.8C 80,171
The following tahle shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
I
Date.
I
. '. Aug. 14...
I Aug. 15...
.14 Aug. 18...;
T Aug. 17...
.t'8 ! Aug. IS...
T i Aug. 19...
AUg. W...
ug. n...
Aug. tl...
1908. 19fi7.i:06. 1903. 19H . 1903. 1190?.
17
6 30
43H
t 41 1
6 K
6 39
6 32
6 74' 5 84 6 t
5 721 & 83 6 01
6 7h S W 5 82
S 74 & 90 6 8S
i 5 98 ; 5 94
3 7f 1 5 &9
5 6 03. :
5 53, r. 95! n 84,
5 55 6 91 6 841
I fi 21 I 8 74
5 01 6 8?
5 id i C 88
4 8S! 5 21
4 : oiii 8 ;7
6 1" 5 12 1 8 73
5 13; 5 15; 8 10
I 5 L'4, ti Si
5 031 5 Jill; 7 00
Artlclea.1 Oprn. High. Low. Close.' Tes y.
44. I.aala General Market.
8T. I.OU1S. Aug. 3. WHEAT Lower.
On track: No. 2 red, cash, So'dvVic;
No. 2 lmrd. 94U08c; September, 93c; De
cember. 84!ltC. .
COHX-Weak: trax:k: No. 2 cash, .bjse.
No. t white, 77H-c; September. 76'ic; De
cember, dVc. ....
OATS-Lowev: track: No. 2 cash. 4.Vc.
No. 3 white. 30c; September, 4.:",c, De
cember. 60c.
RYK Scarce; sic.
H A Y Higher; timothy
praliit. $7.00ti9.&0.
BRAN Quiet ; J1.U6.
FLOl'R Quiet; red winter
ir.n4S5: extra fancy and
;i!90'3 4.40: clears. i.15tS.S0
ftKKDH Timothy, steady: $S.bO( 4.0.
t.ORNMKAL Steady: 83.80.
IRON COTTON TIES J 1.00.
BAOOINO 7 16-V8C.
HKMP TW1NU 7c
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: Jobbing.
i5?r. Lard, steady; primp steam. W4
I qii i rrv salt meats.
I extra short". 19.82 tj
I short clears. $9..'
boxed extra snoiie
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was us fol
lows: i
Caille. Hogs- Sheep. H'r's.
C M. St P. Ity. .. :s
$7.30(5 12.00;
pdients,
straight.
steady: boxed
deer l ibs, 19.82 4 ;
Huron, ateaily;
$10. 50; cleat; ribs,
Missouri Pacific
L'nion Pacific
C. 4: N. V. (eastt ...
C & N. AV. (west I...
C St. P.. M. O....
C. R. & Q. tcast)....
('.. R. Q. twesli....
C, R. I. : P. tcaKt i.
-.. R. I. .it P. west.
Illinois Central
1
11
."
14
8
I
I:'.
I
TotHl rccelpis 2 57 1 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eac h buyer purchasing t lie num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Holts. Sheop.
Ouinlia Packing Co :47
Swift and Company 7H
Cudahy Packing Co 1.29! 10
Armour A Co , 1.1"
Armour A.- Co.. lcnvcr... 71
tit. Ixiv.ls Ps'ki'ig Co 7:n
IayLon Packing Co lt;i
MARKET
WILL OPEN AUGUST 25th WITH
7 PURE FOOD DEPARTMENTS
See Monday Night Papers for ad
Men's Suits
Liftlit Hml lnodiuin
weights, values up to
$'.), including many
linos of Hart, Kehafl'
ner & Marx garments
on sale in three bis
lots at
$7.50, $10.00
to $12.50
MEN'S PANTS
Immense assortment
of fabrics, colors and
patterns, values to
$4.00, choice
$1.50
ALL BOYS' SUITS
Values to $r.00, all
styles, best
newest
fabrics
to close
ccntly. Thus heavy hogs and light hogs
sell In about the same notches, it bclns
a ouestion of quality rutiicr than weight.
No. Av. Ph. Pr. o. Av. Sh. Pr.
1 lft 40 C 7 do ,;
K4 4'" 4 2-1 i lli
c -jvi iao ( ;.i st. -ji ...
74 2Si l'Jl 5 74 ;.J 4 s i:
17! 6 L.i 45 '.Tit SK ISjij
!14 40 S 'S S7 L'4;l 40 32V-
:is 4i 7:: ... .':
4 1ST 4'i 6 2I1! 10 247 ... i ;.li
i ;t ' icd :7i W 4T.it ion c
7, i:t c ! i-it' ... xr,
fs ri "i2- r,', 71 :;;! ... 3i
J2 270 iw t ..n l :'I7 40 c nr.
f i -214 ... f. ::o ii-2 :n in a:,
i4 L'U 4l l 72 '.''I7 lit
OH :7 12 6.H. 7. 17 t S.7
ti 1:0 at 70 ?41 no
7; IK l? 4-1 78 JUT lit Xi
it -jo 4A e .a 4.i ;vj . ...5
71 r. ;) t ,i iif mi Hi
: m itw s .-. 92 s soe sr.
:42 io 4 ,: :n 4 r
j rrj uu h .ci ! mt sn
7; L'S7 K'l (2I T46 ... r.r
7o t jo v 7S L't 7 ... ,;;
i :! ISO ,i2i, 77 :' ... s 4
ii. k-4 6 :40 ... (40
7S I'ii -Jfnj 7i So 49
"S... Oil ;:: c .t yt ia "i
7 2-0 40 8 8:', 41 1?1 ... I 45
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
'Corn..
Sept.
Dec.
Mav
Oata--
Sepu
Deo.
May
rork
Sept.
Pet.
Jan.
trd
pt.
Oct.
.Ian.
Bibs
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
iM'fl' 94
98V&H m'tfTi
54 -a
84,'j,al
49SirA,
44'J
i
14 47',j
14 fi 'oi
14 37W
lo biVii
15
17',,
2t.
t 10
8 S
8 75
8 05
I
92 V
98,
78?,'
I
9:1 Wi
94 i 94 'i
88 :8.VVaA,i65:'&'!i4 8.V?4
84,84','fr41 8,-84t,'f(.i4
49t
48'J!
50 V
"
14 B7H!
I
491,1 49i,4!",U
48V4iJ'ii--,
110.50! short clears, X10..6.
ltjtTLTRY Kirm; chhkens. 9c: spiings,
l:iVfC: tnrkevs. 14c: ducks. ;c; geese, oc.
BCTTKR flteadv; creamery. lyri-oC.
KOGS-Kitm; 15VtC, case ount.
Receipts. Shipment.
8.i ta.ws-
Klour. bbls..
Wheat, bu...
Corn, hu
Oals, bu
73. lid"
-.'.1.01"'
T.'i.itO
4;t.fo
29.il")
88.MO
14 00
14 10
.1.
li 67'i1 IS M
17H' 10
' 27
10 I
8 86 '
76 I
8 05 I
i
Mi
li 8u
8 0
14 10
14 30
16 37V,'
i-4,
"i'io"i
st- i
8 85 '
8 02 Vg
14 4i
j 14 6ii.i
13 U-K
15
85
8 7.'.
8 o;
. f.
'"ash quotations were as follows.
KLODR 8tead ; winter pbtenta. J4.log.
4.8: slraigtits. i4.ti'jd'4.U5: spix.g patents.
S5.50fift.70; straights, f4.Vi.:'.i; bakers, 82.70
H4 00.
WHEAT-No. 2 p-i.g. 8'. t-l.W; No. 3
9ct(l.l; No. 2 red. Ki-tif- -.
CtJRN No. 2. ;; Wk ; .N'.. 2 : rtlow.
791Wb'79c.
OAT8 No. 2 wi.'. e. 31c; No. i while, 4S',jr
.RTK N. ?. 77c.
BARLHY--r,air to Wiul 'e r gl.iitg. 6i1ii7v.
RmiPW-Flax. . 2 tioi ,h weste: ti. b-Sl.
PROVISIONS Slio.-l ribr. side (loose.
b.6att.T0. Mess por!. pf.r hb!.. t'.4.1'iJH,ir..
1-i.rd, per loo lbs.. $9 I2l Short cler sides
" (hoxedi. SI 76i'd9.cO.
Receipts and shipments of flour and g'ain
were aa follows:
Ttef elptr. Saipmems.
Vlour. bbls J1.T0 17.1'9
tVhet. bu 1S1.W 11)
4'orn. B4I W
f)ata. bu 198 0ml 22V.HI0
Rye. hu 7.0C ......
Barley, bu 4S..400 10.301
On the Produce exchange today the but
ler market was steady ; creameries. 1tf22!iic;
dairies. 17(63ii-. V-s. steady: at mark,
cases Included. Hfelie; lirats, Hlic; priin
firsts, !oc. Cheese, steady nt llV"l'"Vt
M!W YORK 41UNF.RAI, MARKET
Oaata.laas at ae Day aa Varlaaa
Caaaialltles.
NF.W YORK. Aug ;?.-FrXlR -He-ceipta.
12.100 bhl.; exports. n.JOO bhls.:
Males. S.iKi bblr.: market. t;).1 and qui?:;
Minnesota patents. t..4'o3.7.V. winter
atralghts. J4.0f"'t4.l3; Mliin.ila baKei?. 14 10
4.: winter elis. S;.4VaCi4t; winler
patent. S4.4tj4 73: inter low grades. V. 'M
taZiD. Re flour. teKd'; fair to good,
4.1ti4 30: choice to fancy, S4.3fcB4.ft3.
COKNMKAL Firm; iin whlta and yel
low. $1.7001.75; coaiae, 1.83tf1.70; kiln dried,
K26.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, Mc, f. o. b..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. SJ.COO hn . exports.
119. 903 bu.: aal a. l.Ko.uO hu. future?. Spot
market, easy; No. ; red. 9,11. oi';. ele
ator; No. '.' red. SI 01',. f. o b. afloi.t;
No. 1 northern Dulutli. S1.284. f. o. l.
afloat; No. 2 hard winter. $1aj4V f. o. b.
afloat. After brief opening ateadineis, dje
to frost talk, wheal weakened oil fears of
big northwest receipt, al.mday and ira1
, hlo net lower. 8eptinbfi- Cics.-d, ll.Oi1,;
Iierember. Sl tiiS: Way. 11. 0i.
iilKX-Receipts. 4) bu. Spot market.
atead ; No. 2. POc. elevator, and 9"U,. av.
Ilveied. Optinn market was it noul trans
actions, closing 'S- net lower. Kcptrin
hr clowd. r1c; lJe-eiiter closed. 7(r,c;
Mav eloaed. Tl'.jc.
OAT8 Receipts. 133,500 bu. ; exports. 70
1. 1. Spot market, steadv: mixed sal. 28 lo
'ha. sWc; caturai whit, 3 to 31 lbs..
Kansas City Orala aad PrtTtaloas.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2.V-WHF. AT-Cn.
changed to Vc lower: Septenibe:-. Sc,c. De
cember. May. 9t,c. lash: p. -
I hard. ;'97c; X- 3 hanl. Mtwtkn.--, u. t
v.rtiK. V. :t red. DC'iff'.-Sc.
CORN Ctii'ii aimed to ; higher;
! tembcr. 71c: liecemher. r7 c; Mav
lc'..k. x- ' mixed. '.3c: No. : mixed.
S I 7:t,.; No. i white, S.iS74c; No. 2 w hite, 71p,
9 lfS ;jw
OATS-Cnchatiged: No. 2 while. 47Va6uc;
I No. 2 mjx-ed. 48'r'o47M:c.
KVKi -gwa-.
HAY I'nchnnced to 2oc higher;
ItiuioUiy. 9.30iUO.0O; choice prairie.
i 7.50.
Ill ITT KR Fin .i : oreami y
packing stock. 18c.
! KlillM Higher; t'tvbli cilias,
tent receipts, lc.
I Receipts
, Wheat, bu
Coin, bu
I Oats, bu
! Local i avige of option
i xira,
Sep-
72Si ro
choice
17.2r.3
mc;
( ur-
239.
1.t.'i0
l'l,')
Siliptiienis.
189.""i
52 0i '
4'X j
Articles.l Open.t Hih. Low. ; Close. Yes y
Wheat-I I
Sept...' 8i-a
Pw...We,l
May...! itfil
Coin- I
Sept... .1
93.
7i:
Dec.
May.
I I
7'4.S71.il-.
siSAl..
ss'-i-!..
I I
7ur.!70VS"l!--
7,i f.Tii,:..
;5S-' 4-(iu91..;i?4."S-i4V,l
Mlaaeasiolla Grain Market.
MINNKAPOI.IS. Aug. 2i-WHKAT-Sep-tember.
!4V: December. 97V: May. ll.OlSc.
Cash: No. V hard. Si .121.14; No. 1 rjurth
, ii 1,,D1 i": Vi. I I.ard. new. SI.W: No.
2 noithern. il.O7til.08; No. S nortlicrn, Sl.Oo
Hjl.O.!.
H RAN In bulk. SlP.0ai9.M.
Fi.orn Week. 20- low r for patents;
first patcivts. S3 fcVa8.or: second pateiue. S3 .80
'g-3.90; first clearc, $4.3014.43; second clears,
SUUawjC 80.
Totals 71 4.4S8 106
CATTLE There were no fresh r ccipts
of any consequence and it was practically
a holiday In the yarcis mo far as th cattle
trade was concerned, there bring very llsht
business doing. The receipts for tin- w ck
have shown a vciy large gain over nil
previous weeks of recent dale, heinB the
largest of any week since the oigrhiK nf
the range season. The arrivals hn.i.' con
sisted very largely of rangers, there b-Mne
very few native cattle here this wpfk.
A few corn-fed steers have been reported
I In nearly every day, but the supply has
not been ovei ly laigc; nt the same time
packers have given the preference to rnn"
'cattle. o Hint possibly it was Just as well
that the supply of corn-feds was no larger,
j What few there were sold very frce'y at
good, firm prices and at the close of the
! week the market is ipiotcd steady t' a lit
! te stronger than a week ago. Good range
beeves have been in quite liberal supply,
but there have been none ton msriy to
meet ths lequlrementa of the market, with
the result that the trade has been active
on most days and pries fully steady. It
lias In fact been on entirely satisfactory
market throughout the week. ,
The situation as regards cows and heifers
has riot been so favorable lo the selling in
terest. Tin- Hiinnlv has been very large all
the week, with the rc-.iil-. that price broKc
badly the first of the week and. though n
part of the loss was mac up. I lie market
at the close is still irr2ric lower in niosi
eases, fanners have been in exceptionally
good demand and notwithstanding Ilie
break in heller grades of cow stuff they
have rold fully steady all the week.
The best fleshv feeders have been free
sellers ;.ll the week and at the cloe are
strong as compared with last week. On
the other hand, common to medium gra.lt
of feeders, rough heavy feeders and light
Blockers have gradiilly eased off until at
the close of the week they are aafely 10'rj.
Joe lower.
Quotation on cattle: Goon to choice corn
fed slei rs, $8 2.Va7iO; fair to good corn-fed
steers. So 2flj8.2f: common to fair corn-fed
teer S4i'n8.2f; good to ch.itce range
steers! S4.754fo.23; fair to good rar.e uterr.
$4 Jn'dsl.70; c ommon to fair rang steers.
$3.60!j4 2t; good lo choice cows and heifers,
$:i.4itj4 23: fair to good cows and lu-lfers,
S2.9trti3.40; common to fair cows and heifers.
SAOSISO: good to choice stockers ar.d
feeders. S4.2n1i4.43: fair to good muckers ard.
feeders. 5t ft4 ; common to fair stock -rs
and feeders, SJ.vOJ.W; stock heifers, CiOj
SCO.
COWS.
N. A. No. A- rr.
S ) 2 M
FKKDKRS.
j 41 2 Jo I
RILLS.
1 141KI 2 75
Wilson Tarbell isiraysi Jiom
- i
SlIKtCP Wnen the mntket opened tills
looming tiierc was only one car of fresh
sii'Ci m Kigli:. 'I'licre was a car of west
ern wethers from Iowa, which sold at $4.20,
h Rood, strong price.
l or th week the receipt, ss reported
vc.slerilay. have been vc: y large, showiny
a heavy gam over all previous wick." of
recent dale, and fit hc same time bcinv
double fhat the receipts were for the eor-
restMindiiig week for last year. Tile ar
rivals nave consisted quite largely of lamb.--,
the proportion of that kind being ilic laig
csi of any week so far since the begin
ning of the range season. In spile of the
large receipts of iambs. Hie market ad
vanced very sharply Die first of t lie week
under free lni ir,g on Ihc part of both feed
ers and packers Later on In the we "k ad
vices from t lilcago Indicated a vety heavv
bre.-ik in the lamb market. The trade began
easing off, especially on fat lambs, so that
the advance was all lost and possibly a lit
tle more, the msrket being hardly as good
at the close of the week as It was one
week aco. Feeder lambs, on the other
hand, did not break so much, the market
being sustained by a very active demand
from tie countrv. Still, it was a noliceable
faet lhat the wire edge wa.s off the market
h' fore the close of the week. Although
prices were still a little higher than tliey
were last week.
Sheep, both killers and feeders, advanced
sharply the first of llie week, and as the
supply was by no means burdensome. Hits
advanc was well maintained until tlie
close of the week. It is new Nafe to niote
fa rheep around hVa'Sc higher than iasi
week, fceoer sheep are nlso higher, nl
Ihougli uossibly the advance on that kind
lias not been quite so great as on the best
killers. Taking the week as a whole, the
market lias certainly been ill
FRY SHOE CO.
THIS WEEK
is the
LAST WEEK
OF OUR SALE
If jou haven't been in to sec
our bargains jet. don't tint it
off any longer. You'll be sorry
if jou niias tbem, they're bo
Kood, and this is the
LAST CHANCE
jou will have for a long time
at such
Good Bargains
in Good Oxfords
Remember, thej are all from
our own stock of reliable high
grade goodi, and the prices
have been greatly reduced. AVe
have bargains for nu-n, women
mid children.
He sure aud call this week;
it's the last week of ihe sale.
$2.50
See the New Fall
styles in our IT. S. &
M Clothing
tit tl 1 ArlP
Copy tlcrht 1908 by Hart SclufTner & Marx
try HAVBEN'S MU
BAILEY MACH
DENTISTS
iMiwa,ia.,iV
TITLED FLOOR PAXTON BLOC B
Corner lfltb aad Far nam Stroeta.
Best equipped Dental office in the middle wstt
Hfsnect grade Dentistry at Reasonable Trice.
Porcelain filllnea. Just llk tae loots.
s.t'1 'IIMHI-af" W
I C 3""1
Follow
the
Flag
y Up
To!edo, O.
and
Return
$23.25 from Omaha
$ 8.25 from Chicago
Tickets sold August
points ' ast of Chicago.
A
FRY SHOE CO.
TXB IEOISI,
16th and Douglas Streets.
Liverpool 4. rata Market.
LlVLI'.fMOI, Aug. 27. WHKAT ftoot,
nulfi; No. -J i d westrn winter. 7s M:
No. I "alifo-.-.n. 7 lu'-d: fnure. 'tuc-i;
Sej i r r. ; 4U.1: December. 7s OVd.
( ORN-Shot, flrt.i: Atr.erli-an mlN.l. 7
4d; fiu!. !"': isepttmlxr, 3s !i 1.
fearla
PKORI A, Til.. Aug. '-.
No. : ellow, i-.'r. No
No. .1. 7x': No. 4,
DATS Mgii.l
4 whit... 4t'i '.
V1USKY-$1.:
Nu
Market.
CORN lxwer;
. a ello , 7jT9,c;
3 grade. 7ij"7be.
wiii:. tt&'so; No.
Mllwaakee firala .Market.
MILWACKKK. Wis.. Acs.
Uiwrr: No. I northern, SI hn-i'l.M;
lUM-thern. Sl.l'8l.li: S-pieniber. S!o.
HARLKY Steady; sumplc, W5j--.
CORN- Firm; No. S cash. 7trji(ie;
teinber, 77c.
i-:at
Mo.
Sep-
('? Market.
NHW VOr.U. Aug. tt. COPTER Market
for luiores rlojed steady. iel unchanged to
16 points lover. Sale. 4f, uuO bag. Incl idlug
August at S.70c. tfepiemher at a.-. Oclolier
I at .&V, 1 tml.fr at S.6VC Mai' h at S.tiOit
land May at Vc. Spot, quiet; Rio. No. 7.
'e: Santo. No. 4, ',.. NUil cotfoe, auli;
I Ceroora. 412V. r--,-,
7 cow a. .
1 cow
1 c on.. . .
1 toer.
;t steel .
11 tows..
17 HP-eia.
4li cow s. .
3i
3 30
3 3o
6 23
& 23
3 14
r cows. . .
1 cow
7 steers.
:l steers.
5 steers.
24 ateei n.
" steers
Kulikel-N'eb.
us:
..l"fo
..r.'t7
..1
..ll4
..12M
...IVI
3 50
: i
4 d6
0
3 2o
4 3.1
& 23
9:t
.. 70
.1423
..N13
.. ("4
..n.-s
A,
.. W3 3 :' i
ii Miller-Neb
13 helfeie... 4t 2 4u 3 f-edcrs.. 4W 3 2
2 cow . Sri 2 " 2 cows 3 00
3 cow s 815 S ' t-0" M0 ' 60
HOGS - While the demand did not tt'ie:ir
overlv urgent. 11 a nevertneless equal
l,. the uLEoiplion of t!ie moderate receipts
lit night, r-eitv nucli everything sold In
e-v fair season in tie in-nnlng. sillio'igli
irud wan i""l. partli-i-.arty ai tive. 1 nc
St..:iuiti 2.1, won a top
make the market 5ii
healthy and very satisfactory condition.
ruinations on range or grass siicn and
lambs: (.Jood to choice lambs. $3.k!'a'i.co;
fair to good larnhs. t.Y3u'''7f..S: feeding
lambs, $.".(k"if Ti r.'i; good to choice light year
linRS. S4.4''Vi4.7i: good to choice heavv
yearlings, $4.1'o4.4o: feeding yearilngs.
4.in-a4.10; good tij choice wethers. $4.i(ia
4.20: good wethers. S3.73i4.iV. fe-ding
wetners. $.l.-it'cffl.b; good lo clioico ewes,
$:i.76,as).Wi; fair to good ew, .';.2T'8.73,
feeding ewes, $2.i.)'g:t.0O; culls and bucks,
$2.l,0 .1.00.
No. A v., Pr.
ICS western wethers lit 4 20
i mcAi.o i.ivi: situ k iitiiivi:i
tattle and sheen Ofrnrfr ltu Kite
lo Tea I rail I. oner.
CHIC AIM). Aug. 22. CATT I. K Receipts.
50m liead; market steady: beeves, J' Twrt 7n;
Texans. $3 Wcd'3.2ii; westerns. S.j-'uil.t-4;
Mockers and feedeis. S2.6."!i4 .&.); cows aad
heifers. $1 8.VnJ.uO; calves. $3 5o.a7.2f'.
MOOS-Receipts. 9 tavi head; market :Q HV
lower; lights. $r,.ixi'y.i.;0; heavy, $ti.liaf! W;
mixed, $i;.HV(5.sr.: xougli. $ii.toiti.40-, good to
choice heavy, $S4Ont;.S0; pigs, $3..Jit.00;
bulk of sales, tn t'i'ah 73.
SHKK1 ANP I.A.MRS -Receipts. 1.rA)
head: market steady natives, $j.23i4.23;
westerns. $2.75tM.2S: yearlings. $4 2,'i'ij3.of';
lambs, $2.30'o6 23; western. $.;.73'S6.23.
(iilo.i: paekcrs hikI Ii'iti-hcrs,
lighta. i;.23'iiO.,Vi: pigs, S3.).Viiu.2..
SHKKP AND I.AMHS Ibci
head; ntarkei steady: icttttons,
lcmhs. SI.O04i4.2ii: reuge wethers.
good, I " ew es, $:j.2o"M.l.
Lire tocU Market.
.IOSKPH, Mo.. Aug
S1. Joseph
H'll'TII ST
l-rrl.l.- ri..,ir,ta 1mi ...j.1- mnrlrnl I
steady; beeves, Si.fa 7. 23 : Texans, S.'.af
4 ii; cow a and heifers. S2.2a'oli.23: calves,
S3.nirri6.0O: nx ker ai.d leeders. $:i.0ori4.wi;
hulls and slags. S.'.jo'n 4.30; wcstoni steels.
3.15.25.
Mt KS Receipts, 4,3'i head; market ofi hie 1
lower; good lieay. SK So'?'; '; medium audi
mixed. $i 33fiti 60; liglit, S3.81fii.4r; bulk of I
sales, $t;.:tf'ati.&o.
I btlEl:;! AM) LAMBS Receipts. J.
j head, market steady; lambs, $3 23fi j.Ha;
! wethers. $:i.00o4.1, ewes, fSAVQ t"; year
lings, SJ.OlK'j 4 30.
Mini l llr l.le Mock .Market.
SIOCX CITY. la.. Aug. 22 (Special Tele-
gram.) - Hot Ml Receipn. 2.n) liead; mar-
ket 5c lower; rar.ge, S.3u':S.4:; bulk, $t.23 j
jt.30.
ATTLK-Rccelpt. 1mi head; market
steadv; beeves. $3.0t "1 7.'": cows and in ifei.
l.ori.o; feeders. S3.Nt4-2i; calve and ,
yearlings, $2. 75 a 3
stock In .-lulil.
Receipts of live stor k at the six
ipal wtern markets yesterday;
the
hOL'K Hold lairf"lv at
a, 143. whlcu wouh
lor lower than yesterday.
Roceipts of hogs have been ip
this wvek, fooling tin 21 trifle
had. showlrg a falling off of
head, a compared with last
ov. 20.0OO iiead. s comi-arwl
weeks agj. M'hlie (lie
anrl fr.rtVi. tie I'nunit1
-.111.01 narrow- limits, and) at tiie cios.
the we. k the market Is only about 2jf
higher thl week ttian It was at the eloe
01 lh pi.vtou week. A feature of the
Had at the preent time is that w-lght
cuii ln f'SJui tha 4h . i-
ite meagi r
over '.o00
shot.t 7,oo
wek, snd
wltii two
flucti'.ited link market
ver
St. I.ooi I. It SlocU Alarket.
ST. Liil lS. Aug 22. -'.n LL -Ite-celpis.
:;n0 hei-rl. h'I Texati': market
steHde; natix'e sl iping snd exoort slier. 1.
$4.75'& 7. HO rirce beef and butcher
steers. $::,iui 61 ti nil ; steer iiiuler l.i'Otl
pminilK. SI Od'd it.iiO; stocket ,iml feedeis.
.1.0111a 4.00; cows and helfejs. S2.75-aH.2S;
raiiuers. S'i.OO'g 3 5; hulls. $2.75(1.50;
caHes. $3 (Hi a i 75 : Texas ami IihIihh
steers. $2.7511 5.40; cows ami heifers, $l.uii
U 4.23.
IIIX.S Receipts. 2.500 liead: market
10c lower; pigs and lights. $3.5lcij i;.4ft;
packers. 40i i .0; lul-li-r.- and besi
neavv. Sli.illrSj 6 fO.
SHKKH AMI LAMUS R-cclpts. 100
hea.l; market steadv: natie muttona.
$4.00ra4 25: lamh. $ 5 SO 'a 5. 7 .'. ; culls and
bucks. $3.23h4 00.
S-iuth Omaha.
Sioux City. . .
St. Joseph
Kansas Ci: y . .
St. Louis
Chicago
Total . . .
I 'little.
. 1 00
loo
1"0
. SOU
. 300
.1.400
Hogs.
4.41111
2.iiiu
4.51111
2.OH11
2.. MiO
:t.0"ii
25.0HIJ
.tli to J'MH. I.i;iig hnitt. stopover at all I :J
r n
1 f'3
: j Special train, through tars, corumissai y cars ..-r inc cofl'.-e nn, r-
1 lunches nt popular prices. SI.'
i Illustrated painplilct of Toledo ami all i 11 1 01 111. 1 linn. fill f
I i Wabash City Ticket Office, liitli and I'ariutii i lr. etN, ,.r adili. v. V
j XAKKY r. MOOBES, G. A. F. A., Omaha, Iteta. t
Big THE NAME THAT STANDS 1 )
"li For All There is in Shoes
!1 tmm a
I nuTTER nut nm:Ai) I
B l'!iae llie .1 l.i I . mill H
9 ph-u-e llie pl -
El .u... .... .i. i .u.. El H " " ..eiiiv. M
Sine., iriii, i,n- inirn. . um n D rOK SALE AT ALL OKOCEIS So g
khoeniaker'a art they are the l The label is on the loaf. 8
ishoe8 without a h,..t-iimB j P NEW ENGLAND BAKERY H
the gc-rrt-they conform to the J gj TMQmv'ZYvZZin Vwt i
mm mem i i i
and they wear becaiM" they 81
fit. the foot. H
! We've the'lull line or Hunan I i?4!v
Shoes for both men and wi-nien I ; J 111 A
all the new stylos. - styles pjj ImJA
that are cxtlunive with llie ? j vVH
llanuu Shoes. H Q SI
H R I f ill
i 1 Cv , wTv n
n i m r. i ... yr r v. j
ii a X.
fetie-p.
lot;
i.5'MI
.M
1 1..,
1,5. Ill
3 1'...
Kaaaaa
KAKSAH
reipt.
Market.
confhc d
r,f
CHr Lire Stack
CITY. Aug. 22. CATTLK R-
3c0 head. Including P! southerns;
fcte.ul. ; native Bteers, Sl.6tsq7.2u;
ut hern steers. S.!.3-'4.2.-; southern cows.
$2 2.Vp.':.uO: native cow and heif.-rs. $2.2Va
3 26; tmker snd feeder. $2..iii6.'i; hulls.
$2 4ii3 4o; cslve. $3.2f.a.J&: western xteer.
$;ijoS3: wetem cow. $2. Juno 3 15.
Hi HiS Recelpr. s.wjo head; market 5e
lowr; oulk of sales, M3S"i(S; iia, U
"tisar and Molae.
NKY YORK. Aug. SI ti A R-Raw ,
steady; fair refining. 3.fsi'a3.5.V; cMitri .igal.
1st test. 4.004is).tCic; molasaes sugar. M.V
3 2Sc; refined, iiiiet; No. ti, $4.rc; o. i.
4.7fs-; Nd. H $1 7cc; No. S4.i3c; No. 1.
4 u! ; No. 11. 4.cVc; No. 12. 4 4m-; No. I::.
4 h-: No. 14, 4.35i ; confi 1 1 loners' A, 5c:
mould A. 5.33c: cut loaf. 6c: crushed, .;
powdered. 3.:K-: granulated. 5.2-x-; cubes.
6.45e.
Alt lAS8p:p-4Julet ; New Orleans, opi u
kettle, good to choice. 2Va42c.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK, Aug. 22 M ETAIJ4 There
mi no change In the metal markets in Hie
absence of cables, and business was dull.
Tin I quoted al $20 0023.50. 'opp. r w as
dull. with lake quoted tit $1"- -"4"ii 13 ..'
elictrolvtlc at $i:: 37"-'' IS..V4 ami casting at
$13.1211113 ;f7'a. Lead was un. I.anaed at
$4 io4.'q4 62r. and fpelter at St HT.'o4 7o
ST. Hil IS. Aug. 22-MKTAI.S-Lea 1.
dull a' $4.43. Speltei. dull at "113".
FOR WOMEN
$5.00, S5.50, $6.00
FOR MEN
$5.00, S6.00, $7.00
Drexel Shoe Co.
1419 1 K.A.M STHKKT.
a.
ASOCMTD
ADVERTISING CLVB5
CfAf IER1CA OONATNTICN
KAN5A5 CITY
AVG.26.?z8.
4!r
ALWAYS
,ii)ili' I'aiorilc make of
SHOES
WALKOVER!
SPECIALS
K i:m THI.Mi NKW IX Ml.li
Ki-MSOX IX KXAI'I'V STVI KS
SO I. I 4 X I. V A T T II K
Walk-Ovar Shoa Store
314 SOUTH 1STK 8TBEET
(Tour itoois So. of Beaton Drug Co.)
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