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TIIE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 8. 1910.
REAL ESTATE
tARM ANli HAXril I, A II) FOR MID
North Dakota
-Caatlaae.
ATTENTION.
160 acres of prairie landHwo nlln from
e"roy; ran all he cultivated black loam,
with clay subsoil; In a well settled com
munlly. For the next thirty days I can
ffer thlg beautiful quarter for li.SnO. One-
Salf cajrt, balance at per cent. Address
nomas K. Stevens, Troy. S. I).
HUTCHINBON COUNTYHO. DAKOTA.
1 hare aom good Improved farms at MO
to $) and gome unimproved at flu to f
Ver acre. Writ for our list.
C. O. 8CHNEFEL, TRIPP, g. D.
FOR BALE
640-a r re farm, a square section In Peuel
Co., B. !., good noil, good sub-soli, three
pi lice from etatloit, five mllea from good
town, good flve-riKim house, nicely painted;
basement, barn. 4060, in good renair; giod
en ho n bo, granary and machine shed, a
rind mill and tank, alio living spring water
n this farm. Fenced with cedar pos"ts
and four wires, near school and church, In
well Improved section of the country, lev
acres under plow, balance pa Ft tire and hay
tiieadow, land rolling; prtre fui.ao an acre.
Mortgage Id.vOO on the land, dus 1913, want
balance cash. II.. L. Craven & Co., Onawa,
la.
Kaaaas. . .
JOHNSON COUNTY, KAN., FARMS.
400 acres, 4 miles Olathe, Improved; best
grain and stock farm In county; fHa per
acre. $10,000 cash,- balance per cent.
120 acres, improvedi all smooth land, 1
mile Olathe; on good road; iw per acre.
160 acres at Uckman, on Htrang line;
this Is a beautiful farm; at a bargain.
to acres, 1 mile Olathe,- very rich land;
fin country hoina; pu:4 right,
' to acres near Lenrxa, Kan.; highly Im
proved, rich land;- II 40 per acre.
Can sava you money .an any Rise farm,
Olathe properfy or western Kansas land.
John Fergus, Olathe, Kan.
FOR BALK 100 acre Well Improved land;
I mllea from Llnwood, lea,v en worth Co.,
Kan.; 27 miles of Kansas City; 4-room
house, barn fur 13 horses with mow; other
outbuildings: watered by weil, cistern and
springs with windmill; GO acre farm land,
balance timber and pasture; so acres fenced
hog tight; half mile to school; on rural
rout and telephone; ' price $66 per acre.
Call or address L. F. . Kimball, Llnwood,
Kan., route 2, Boy 88. , , , . . .',
Wlsooasla.
BE TOUR OWN BOHS Earn a farm of
Wisconsin's best land; rich clay loam soil;
level, near town; get my plan. O. A. Mc
Dermld, Eau Claire. Wis.1"
I 1 ' nt ' ' -
. Mlecrlixaeons. -. :
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR 8 A LB OR
TRADE 7 Or do you want to buy one?
Mann yuttr want known through THE DKJ
MCIXEH CAPITAL, the want medium of
loaa: Rates: 1 cent a word tor each Inier
tion. 4 cen. a a ine, 19 cents an Inch. Clr
dilation. 41.000; largest of any Iowa daily,
(live us a trial. Adch-ess The Capital. Laud
IiapL. Dee Moines. Iowa.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Good; 6
Farm Mortgages
always on hand and ttir sale at
amounts from 1309 to 3,000.
BENSON. & MYERS,
412 N.. Y. Lifo Bldg.
4,500 to J.000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Res. Estate Co.. 10.4 N. X. Life. Douglas
or A-ilb2.
to 7100,000 on Improved, property. No deity.
WANTED City loans, retera Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam bmithei Co., 1230 Farnam BU
8100 to f 10,000 made promptly. ' F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., lttlh and Farnam.5 ..
MONEY TO LOAN Payna Investment Co.
LOANS to Dome pwners and home build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS, "
6OT First National Hank Bldg.
SWAPS
WANTED To trade, ' 20
land for Kood automobile,
ltuam. May wood. Neb. i. i
acres Oregon
Address H. 11.
OARVIN BROS.; Sd floor N. Y. Life. C00
year. Price 116,000;: mortgage 85,000 at
fer cent, duo la five -years. Trade for
and. , . . ,
NOWATA LAND AND LQT CO.,
658 N. Y. Life Bid. Phone Red 1399.
BUSINESS leased for it ISO per month, no
exuense; owner will exchange for land or
faun worth about $:ft,U00. H. H. Culver, felO
is. x . Lite.
WANT TO EXCHANGE IOWA FARM
FOR MERCHANDISE.
400 ACRES, good dwelling. I barns. I wind
mills, lots -of woven- wire fence, about five
mlivs to rullioad, plenty good shade, small
amount timber,, fine lay out for handling
. stocK, excellent pasture, mortgages in.uoo.
will put' in equity and some- cash, either
general stock of hardware and implements,
pi lie 616 er acre. BOd.ShiHilAN, BROa.
Murray, ta. ,,
- '' - - .i .
!) acres North Dakota lar.d. free of In
cumbrance, for goii Oiuaha property,
I'houe Harney 133i.
unuu lowa and umnesota land to ex
change for general rnerchandlxe and hard
ware stocks; many bargains. The Mercan
tile Adjustment Co., tiuthrle Center, la.
IF IT IS ANY' KIND Of TRADE. aES
A. U. LATliROf .
WANTED 0 BUY
A THOROITOHLY modern or 7-roonj
bouse In north or west part of city. Phone
tuy n -Ltrt pr avply iwl bjiencer.
ACETYLENE carbide
been UHed in country. '
riknt. City OarbHse. Cq.
Lincoln. Neb.
cans which have
-Mu.ft be priced
, m x. utn bu.
BEST prices fcr BROKEN WA'.'CHES.
Old Uold, etc NATHAN. B. Ulb Ht.
BEST PRICE paid tor second-band fur
niture, carpets, -eloihlnyj and shoes. 'Phone
1-"UKUI3 Mil.
Vtlll.N Vhlllllig
say you saw thuir
ad." In The Bee.
WANTEDTO BORROW-
FOR SALE-GJ't edge, first mortgage
per vent bonds. Addieos 0-!)2, Bee.
REMEMBER It takes but a few stroke
( the peu to elate that you saw the "ad.
In The Uec Tho advrtMr wants to know,
WANTED TO REN1
b-ROOM apartment with heat
tation and price. - .Vi-T'.K) Bee. . -
Give lo
iYe Are Getting Numerous CalU
For Houses of ' AH -SlXts. , Ll.it with Ls,
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Kl N. Y. Ufe Bldg. 'Phone Red 1M
WHEN auewttnoi; advectlKements In Th
6-ee Want Ail u lumns, kindly luention tn
tact thai you saw the ad. in l he Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
BOY, )4 years old, would like, place for
in summer, nra tii.. : ,
WANTED-Latlles' clothe to laundry by
(list clans laundrviis.,f,alt IHiui;. jUIL .
JAPAN ESk! wants pwit4vi as chaueffer;
bus had expei Icnoe- Tel. Hartley m&.
THOROt'OHLY competent superintendent
tr luavy buildings would like position with
irua construction firm. Concrete work a
CpeUuliy. Address, K 7K2. lies.
RKKINED lady desires position as com
paniun or. taking , care f.1 children; only
respectable persons need answer. Address
Y care Bee.
if you hava anytulng to aeit cfr trade
advertls It In The Be Want Ad col
euuna and get quick- result - .
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
All -cdern Uaf. - J- vices (Wireless, etc.)
London-Pa ris- Hamourg
Mn. wald'SMAu(ls,lpm "Fenna7lvania.,.Aug. u
dnclnnsU Aug. WKi. As- Vic. geyt. 8
mti-cruoo s la Cru tiMWaraau
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1, ur uuwu asuuui
OMAHA kCM-KAb UAHKKTI.
ttaple and Taaer I'roaaea i'rleea Far.
alahetl by Hovers ana vooiiers.
BUTIKR--Creamery, No. i, delivered to
the reun tiaut in 1-lb, cartons, sic; wo, i.
In 30-lb. tubs, 8oc; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
gc; No. , In CO-lb. tubs, 27 He; packing
stock, solid pack, 20vjc; dairy, In bO-lo. tuus,
Market changes every Tuesday.
CHKii&lir l wiiib, KVsc; xoung Atnerioss,
19c; daiy, lsc; triplets, life; liuioerger, 18e;
No. 1 brick, lie; imported bwiss, sue; ao
,ioiir Swiss. n4c, block al", tic
POULTRI uresseu .oroners, c; nens.
ir,- ,-o.a. 10c: ducks, lsc; geese, lac: tur
kevs. the, pigeuus, per uu., ..v, iiuniei-
sauabs, per tloi., 4.uu; iancy squaps. per
QOX Xa.aU, O. A Mm.t jiiv;
Broileis, Wo; hens, 12c; old roosters, 7c; old
dui-ka. fu 11 feamerea, loc; geese, iuii ream
cred loc; turaeye, "v, iuiuw wo
each: pigeons, per dox., twe; homers, per
dox., $3 00; squabs. No. 1. per aox., i.u0; j,o,
y nA sine . ll.2o.
Flat"! iaii . .p., 1 1 w-
flih 14c; pie, toe, udi.1, uxi, up crsp
nii sue: Spanish mackerel, ISc; eel, n,c;
live- bufiaiw, i". percn,
kc- bullht-ads, 14c; roe snaa, nwi each
shdd roes, p -
4.- aalmon. l&C.
RKKF CUTS-Rlb: No. 1. lG'ici No. t
14c- No. 8. c- Loin: wo l. ine; o. 2. i4V4c
Kv. 1 HiC Round: No. 1, HVic, No. 1, 9e
No. t. 1o. Hate: No. 1. 6c; No. i. lc;
FRUITS Oranges. California Camella
brand Redland Vaienclas, 100 sse, per box,
li 00- 120 sire, per box, H.aO; 160 slie, per
box. t-VOO; Havana ateaiterrsneaa bweets.
,iw.ii4 sixes. ier box. li.vu. Lrmoiit: Llmon
i... .ir fancy. S00 slxe. per box. 18.00:
sw) site, per box. $a.M; choice tUO sue. per
box. t' K; 360 sisa, per bvx. $8.00; 240 else.
60c per box less; Sunset brand, per box.
17 50. Bananas: Fancy select, per bunoh.
12 2i2W; Juinoo. ruiicn, a. fmtxi. canta
loup o: California, 64 alxa. I4.S0; 45 standards,
$5 00. Plums: California, red, per 4-basket
crate. 1W. Blus Prunes: Per crate, HIM.
Peaches: California, per 20-lb. box. Vic;
Texas yellow frees, per 4-basket crate, lae;
per ft-basket crate, XI 40. pearsi California
BaritetU per box. UM: In lota, per box.
L Apujes: Home grown In bnls., t4.0u$
4 60; new Oregon In boxes. tl.Ti. Water
melons: Texas, 10 par lb. Dates: Anchor
brand, nsw, 30 1-lu. packages la box. par
box J!W.
VKUKTABLES Irish Potatoes: Wiscon
sin and native, per bu., 60c. New Potatoes:
In sacks, pr bu., 90c Cabbage: New Cali
fornia and southern, per lb., Xc. Onions;
Yellow. In sacks, per lb., 4c; b'panleh. per
crate. 11.16. Garlic: Extra fancy, white, per
It., K.c; red. per lb., 16c. Fgg Plant: Fancy
Florida, per dox, 1. &0w2 00. Tomatoes: Ten.
neeaee, per 4-baket crate, ibo. String and
W ax tteans: Per hamper, about to-lbs., 11.60;
market baskets. Tiie. Cucumber: Hot htuse
and borne grown, per dos.. 6c Celery; iJlcfe-
Ingan, per ooa.. Duucaca, aoc.
Treasury Statemeat.
WASHINGTON, Aup. . The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business
tndav was as follows'
Tmt Fends Cold coin, $S72.9,M9; silver
ilollurM, ll4.7JO.i"U; silver dollars of ISM,
JJ.b.-i cOO: silver certlficdtes outstanding,
.a.o.wj0.
(General Fund Ptsndard silver dollars tn
general fund, t:.iiy,77S; current liabilities.
tui Six 207 : workina balance In treasury
tiffUes, SJO.&Ol.tiM; In banks to credit of
treasurer of the Vnited mates, 1a.619.91;
eul Miliary silver coin, t;0.90ii. Jot; minor coin.
II i e(Hr; total balance In general lund, e
U4.44ii
iBAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Iricei Eemain Strong, Owing
, to Foreign Newi.
MOVEMENT OF CHOI'S LIBERAL
Showers la Kaasas. Nebraska sal
Oklahoma Conllaae sad Deellae '
la Cara Valaes la Expected
ea Market.
. OMAHA. Aug. , 1910.
The strength In wheat ls based entirely
on the unfavorable weather in France.
hlch la - Imnmllnff harvratinir (mentions.
Foreign news Is the market feature and the
present course of prices Is dependent on
this nws. Domestic conditions are bearish,
the movement of new wheat Is very liberal
and stocks are nlllne- tin owina to the llarht
shipping demand.
Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma continue
to get showers where It ls most needed.
While stocks of contract corn are small
the mora favorable conditions prevailing
should cause freer country selling and a
decline In values Is looked for.
Wheat opened firm on strong cables and
bulllxh foreign advances. Later the pressure
of liberal country selling and hedging sales
brought a decline and the market sagged
heavily and closed on the low for the day.
Long corn wss pressed on the market.
and with the weakness In wheat values
eased off sharply. Weather outlook Is
much better and selling by the country ls
in larger volume and some further decline
Is expected.
I'rlrnary wheat recelnts were l.ETO.AM bit.
and shipments were 693.000 bu.. against re
ceipts last year of 1,148,000 bu. and ship.
ments of 6.16,000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were Bfit.OOO bu. and
shipments were 610.000 bu.. against receipts
last year of 610,000 bu. and shipments of
644.000 bu.
Clearances were 11.000 bu. of corn. 400 hn.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 79,000
bu. , ,
Liverpool closed IfflHd higher on wheat
and Hd higher on corn.
Iocal range of options:
Artlcles. Open.l High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
I
Bcpt..
Dec.
97 9714 9K-V KM 97H
99 99 974 97 99
bO'4 R9H K9 60 69
67H 67H 67V4 B7H 6714
35 JUK M ,
rrVal 3714 86 36 37V
Com
fept.
Deo...
Oats-
Sept.
Deo...
''Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 999e: No. I hard.
944'897c; No. 4 hard, SSttOSttc; rejected hard,
SeiMIUjc; No. I spring, 964!98c; No. a
spring, 2Vdw!c; no grade. 87SjS9c
CORN No. I wh it. MUCfflltc: No. I white.
262i4c: No. 4 white. filkfifilVtc: No. 1 color.
61Hc; No. z yellow, 6060',4l No. yellow,
806oc; No. 4 yellow, 6859Ve; No. S,
60&H4c; No. S, 63?i!g60c; No. 4, 69(g69Hc; no
grade, 4956c.
OATS No. S white, 63fic; sUndard.
S5Ha364c; No. I white, SSc; No. 4
white, S3KU6c; No. 8 yellow, 84Q34Hc;
No. 4 yellow, Z2W$33hio.
BARLEY Na 1 feed. BSHtSRe: relected. 48
C53c. ' ,
RYE NO. 2, 7375c; No. 8, 7072c.
Carlot Receipts.
WheaL Corn. Oate
Chicago
.610
. 209
850
Minneapolis
194
44 '
63
Omaha
"66
Duluth
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rROVISIONSj
Featares of the Tradtagr aad Closing
Prices oa Board ot Trade. . . .
riTTfinrt 1 ,. . . t - . w.
profits tumbled down the price of wheat
today. There was a net decline of 110 to
lhio to l4c with tfie close weak at nearly
tne lowest point 01 tne session. Other sta
ples all suffered a fall, corn finishing c
to lc to lV4o down; oats a to He, and pro
visions, 20 to to to SOo.
Realising sales by longs began early in
the wheat pit and finally resulted in much
liquidation by belated holders. Cash wheat
demand here was poor, and there was no
export call despite ., numerous soundings
from thla side. . Flour business- was. slow
and on top ot all a bearish report regarding
winter wneat was expected Monday. From
81.04, which September touched at the start,
the range was almost constantly downward
to XlMWil-Whi. with the close lVSlo off
at $1.02)4.
- General breaking of the drouth made bear
ish feeling the rule In the corn pit. Sep
tember varied Between tttc and Kc, clos
ing steady at 62o, a loss ot MiC compared
with the twenty-four hours previous. The
cash market waa eaay. No. 2 yellow closed
at 64ttc to 6o4c.
Favorable weather for marketing and
threshing weakened prices for oats. After
fluctuations touching as extremes, 86c
and S7"4c, September on the final sale waa
8iic. a decline of c from last night.
The wlndup In provisions showed pork
down 2Hc to 30c; lard, 2M,c to 6c to lOVtc to
10c, and rlhs. 7tW to 60 to 740.
The leading futures ranged as follow::
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
Kept. 1 03H-4 I 04 1 02)4 1 02HI1 03'4H
Deo. 1 0614-7 1 07 1 06)4 1 OSHHjl 06M
May ' 1 lOHH 1 10 1 00)4 1 S I 10)4
Corn
Sept. 63 ff)4 63 62H 62 6V.i
Dec. 63H) 60S 6)4 6J
May 62 UH 62 14 .. 61)02)4(8
Oats
Sept TIM 37Vi 86 86T4 37)4
Dec 38&4 8R 38) 88)4 i,
May 41 )i 41)4 40 ?4 (&1 H6)4
Pork
Sept 21 35 21 35 21 10 21 10 21 40
' Jan. 18 20 18 20 18 10 18 10
Lard
Sept 11 K7V4 11 67H 11 47)4 11 47X4 11 B7H
Oct 11 42)4 11 42)4 U 37)4 U 40 11 46
Nov. 11 12)4 11 15 1110 U 12)4 11 17)4
Rlbn
Sept U 11 35 U 27)4 U 32)4 11 40
Oct 10 87)4 10 92)4 10 85 10 70 10 94
Jan. I 9 40 9 40 9 So 9 37)4 424
No. I,
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $4 SOrff
6.30; winter straights, 84.30I&5.00; spring
strairnis, b av7iB.4f); natters, H-vO(a6.7.
R Y K No. , 77'478o.
BARLISY Feed or mixing. 485fc; fair to
cnoice malting, eotnisc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. $2.35)4
No. 1 northwestern, $2.54)4. Timothy, $i.U)
65.76. Clover, $S.60'513.00.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., $21.75
e'22.00. Laid, per 100 lbs., $11.47)4. Short
ribs, sides, loose, $11.00$ 11.37)4. Short clear
sides, boxed. 111.76a 12.0a
Total clearances of wheat and f laur were
equal to iK,0o0 bu. Primary receipts were
1,6711,000, Viu.. compared with l.lib.Ouo bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. .
Ksllniaied receipta for Monday: Wheat,
46s cars; corn, cars; oats, v7 cars; bogs,
oi.uw neaa.
cnicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red,
$1.im)i.u6; No. 8 reu, H.OKai-u; No. 3 haru,
108Val-Oi)4; No. hard, H.01HH.04; No,
1 noriuern spring, ll.ilaLiu; No. . northeru
spring, . $Llitii.i; new, ll.tHhl.06; No.
spring, $1.0v81.0d. Corn: No. 3 cash, 646
No. 3 cash, U)i(a3!ttc; no. 3 white,
M4i)4c; No. J wnlte. M'saM'ic; No. I yel
low,' t4io)c; No. 3 eilow, WSJm'hc
Oats: No. 2 cash, new, Si'ne; No. 2 white,
new, SS4j38)ic; old, 80 -c; No. 3 white, new
tic; eld. 3711 37 He; No. 4 white, 3038c; stand
afd, new, s,tp33c; old, tmu-YtC.
llt-rr. Dteaay; aaisies, uini"tc
twins, 14H514c; young Americas, stcrdy
long horns, ismc.
POTATOES steady; choice to fancy.
EC 8c: fair to good, 70073c.
FOULiitx steady; turkeys, wc; fowls
13c: springs, lfc.
VEAJv-teady; 60 to 60 lbs., 8fl8)4e; 0 to
86 lbs., 1PHc; h& to 110 lbs., HSjlOV,o.
Chicago Receipts Wheat, 610 cars; corn,
209 cars; eats, 3M cars. Estimated Tomor
row. Wheat, 463 cars; corn, 173 cars; oals
267 car a
St. Laata General Market.
BTJ LOUIS, Aug. . WHEAT Lower
September, $1.00; December, l.W. Cash,
weak; track. No. $ red, $1.022l.O4; No.
hard. Il.ol''al.07.
CORN Futures, lower; September, 62Sc
December. 6Si'4le- Cash, easier; track
No. 2. OiWe: No. 2 white, 6&c.
OATS Futures, weak; September, 84e
December, asc Cash, weak; track, No.
SIHc; No. 3 wnlte, SBSSc.
FLOUR Red patents. $S.10tlB.40; extra
fancy and straight, $4.304.itf; hard winter
dears. $3.3fiU.!.
SEED Timothy, $6 2SB5.76.
CORNMEAL C8.28.
BRAN Weak, sacked east track, C?lc.
HAY Firm; timothy, $14011.00; prams,
t n rum 14 00.
PROVISIONS Pork, weak; jobbing. $21. 75
lard, .lower; prime steam, xit.mu 11.27
dry salt meats lower; boxed extra short
13!ia; clear ribs, Uc; abort clears, 12
aeon; lower; boxed extra shorts, ifcj
clear ribs, 14c; short elears, 14c
I'Ot'LTRY Iull : chickens, 11c; springs,
14r; turkeys, lwu."0c; ducks, 91 12c; geese,
i,l!C,
B1TTTER Weak: creamery. ta:Sc
KUUSSteady at lViC.
Receiptt tinipments
Flour ..
io.mo
Wheat
226.000
', 187.000
82.000
lft.oon
62.000
Corn . .
Oats ..
WEATHER 11V TUB GRAIt BELT
fthawers Are Predicted Loeally (or
, Toalght or taaday.
OMAHA, August . 1910.
Within the last twenty-four hours show-
ers occurred In the central and western por
tions of Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas and along the lower Rocky Mountain
lope, and rain ls failing in uie nortn-crn-
tral portion of Nebraska this morning. The
howers were somewhat scattered over the
territory named, and no heavy falls are re
parted In any locality, except at F.nld, Okl.,
where a fall of 1.90 Inches occurred. Rains
were scattered throughout the gulf state
Ince the last report, and showery weather
has continued general In the lower ISVe
region and Ht. Lawrence valley. Tempera-
ures are slightly higher in the M.ssinsippt
valley, lake region and south over the Ohio
valley to the gulf. They are slightly lower
west of the Mlneourl river into tne moun
tains, and throughout the northwest. Con
ditions are generally unsettled In the cen
tral valleys and the Indications are favor-
ble for showers In this vicinity tonight and
possibly Sunday, with no Important change
In temperature. - , -
Minimum temperature and precipitation
as compared with last three yoars:
, 13J0. 1. 10". 1P07.
Minimum temperature. ..1. 9 0 67 74
Precipitation .00 .00 .03 .OS
.Noimal temperature for today. ,s degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March 1.
13.C9 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909.
1 of an Inches.
Excess corresponding period In 1903. .66
of an Inch.
Lt. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Rearloa Balletla.
For Omaha. . Neb., for the twenty-four
ours ending at I a. m.. 76th meridian time.
Saturday, August 8, 1910:
OA1AHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Biatlon. Wax. Mln. fall. Kkv.
Ashland, Neb.,.,. 83 63 ; .00 Cloudy
uhurn. Met) hi 00 .00 Pt. cloudv
Broken Bow Neb. t M .13 Cloudy
Columbus. Neb.. 82 ' 6. .00 Cloudv
Culbertson, Neb.. 75 68 '.68 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb... 80 :60 .00 Cloudy
Fairmont. Neb... 80 60 .00 Cloudy
Or. Island,, Neb.. 75 60 .10 Cloudy
Hartington. Neb. 84 - 68 .00 Cloudv
Hastings, Neo.... 71 61 .10 Cloridv-
Holdrege, Neb.... 72 0 .14 Cloudy
Oakdale, Neb 79 6' .00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb 80 60 .00 Cloudy
Tekamah. Neb... 83 65 .00 Cloudv
Alta, la ... 81 69 .00 Cloudy
Carroll, la 83 63 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la 81 .63 .00 Pt. cloudy
Sibley, la 81 60 .00 Pt. cloudy
Sioux City, la... 80 '60 .00 Cloudy ,
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE
Na of
Temp.
Rain
District
Stations.
Max. Mln.
fall.
Columbus, O -.. 17
62 60 . .00
86 6S .00
82 54 .00
82 62 .00
: 84 m .00
t 82 62. .14)
'84 64 ' .10
.84 60 . 60
' 80 68 .20
Louisville, Ky 19 '
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago, III 26 ;
St. Louis, Mo...... 13
Des Moines, la... 14 ,
Minneapolis, Minn. 30 .
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb....... 19 I
Temperatures hava ; continued moderate
throughout the corn and wheat region dur
ing theHast twenty-four hours. Llcht and
scattered showers occurred since the pre
ceding report in tne umona and Min
neapolis districts,- and heavier rains oc
curred In the Kansas City district. A fall
of 8-20 Inches waa recorded at Enid, Okl.
J L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecasted Weather Bureau.
NEW VORK , GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of tho Day oa
Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. BAFLOUR Market
quiet; spring patents, $5.656.00; winter
straights, 4.c0&-i.t; winter patents, $4.7&4)
6.10; spring clears, $4.85(4.60; winter extras,
No. 1, $3.7533.90; winter extras. No. 8, $3. 50
66: Kansas straight. U.lbM.lO. Rye flour.
dull; fair to good, $4.104.36; choice to
iancy, i.ru4.bU.
CORN M HA Lp Steady : fine white and yel
low, $1.651.60; ohoiee, jL46L60; kiln dried,
$3.6otj.W. ',- 'ii . . ..
WHEAT Spot market quiet and easy:
new, No. 2 red, $1.07c, elevator, and $1.08,
o. d., atioat; iso. 1 northern, i.a)4, 1. o.
Wheat closed. VaUVao net lower: Sep
tember, $1.08)4g1.09)i; closed $1.0fi)4; Decem
ber, $1.11iQ)1.U; closed, $111. Receipts, 8,400
du. ...
CORN Spot steady 1 Nov S. 73o. nominal.
elevator, domestic basis, to arrive, c. 1. t.
Option market was without transactions,
closing at o net decline. September closed
73)4o. Receipts 44,450 bu.; shipments, 2,378 bu.
(jams spot market quiet; mixed, 26 to 32
lbs., nominal; natural white, 26 to 32 lbs,
46ptSc; clipped white, 344i42 lbs., 4S350c; re
ceipts, 48,800 bu.; shipments, 8,690 bu.
HA x Strong; prime. 11.40!. 60: No. 1.
$1.35(81.40; No. 2, $1.26; No. 2.. $1.0&31.10.
hides uuiet; central America. 204i21e:
Bogota, 20',i(21V4e. v
1-lOfS yulet; state, common to choice.
1909, 20323c; lWfc, , nominal. Paciflo coast
lo, 9 11 1 lie ; 1908. nominal. ' -
LEATHER Steady: hemlock, firsts, tim
2&o; seconds, 2426c; seconds, 21(23c; thirds,
IV&SC-c; rejected, 17a519c.
provision Pork steady: mess. 125.50:
family, S25.0Ofr2G.00: short clears. 824.00(325.50:
Beef, steady; mess, J15.CKkS1G.50: family, $19.00
ojiif.oo; oeec nams, x3.uwt.uu. out meats,
quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., $16.75
18.00; pickled hams, $16.00. X,ard easy; middle
west prime, IU.6oan.70; refined, easy; con
tinent, $12.35; South America, $13.00(13.25;
compound, $10. 25g 10.60.
tallow Firm: prime city (hhds.l. 37.25:
country, $6.76(87.87)4 prime summer yellow,
$9.60'o4.76; October, 1 87.76(i7.78; November,
$7.12'47.13; dressed, S6.90&6.9&.
euus yiuet, uncnaiigeo; receipta, 11,030
cases; rresn gatnered white, 2faiH2So.
BUTTER Firm and unchanged; cream
ery specials. iKaZo; extras, 2S328)4c;
third to firsts, Hy27c; state dairy, common
to finest. V2g27)4c; process, seooad to spe
cial, 22325)40; western factory, 22"u23!4o;
western Imitation creamery. 24(ir2$o.
uttEKsa-steady; state, whole milk, soe-
ciai, itmiW. state, whole milk, fancy.
14l,4c; state, whole milk, average prime, 14
fT14c; state, whole - milk, fair to good.
12igl3c; state, whole milk, common, 9
cjic; SKims, run to special. Iwnii'AC
POULTRY Alive, steady; western broil-
ers, 17o; fowls, 16(&17c: turkeys, 10&14C
Dressed, steady; western broilers, ltialSc;
rowis, Hflisc; turkeys,, ib'a-'uc.
Kansas City Grala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 6. WHEAT Hep
tember, 9sUtHo bid; December, $1.0XHtf
i.ui', sellers; May, iJ.ixot 01a; caan, un
changed to lo lower; No. 2 hard, Mci$l.04;
No. 3. ffjci.cz; Mo. 2 red, w.ovt'u'i-Oi; no.
CORN September. 62o. sellers: Decem
ber, blVSc sellers; May, c. Cash: )4
tilo lower; No. 3 mixed, 64Viic; No. 8, 64
Hi'tifi; no. x wnne, tuttc; no. a, etc.
OATS unchanged to ic lower, no.
white, 36'aJTc; No. 3 mixed, 34a35o.
RYE No. 2. 2c. .
HAY Unchanged: choice timothy. 814.00M
14.50; choice prairie, lll.iwjil.il. -BUTTER
Creamery, iac; first 23c
uiyinda. 21c: cacklna stock. 2o)4c.
V'JK is Extras. 20c: rit'is. 11c seconas, sc,
1 Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat i 3aO,00O 31.i0
Corn 40,ow m,wj
Oats iw.ww ,wi
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. . WHEAT Sep
tember, $1.13; December, $1.12; May, $1.15
Ql.16- Cash, Mo. 1 hard, new, $1.24; No.
1 nortnern, ii.wiji.a; no. nuiiocin, i.n
18 12"; iso. s norinern, ti.inui-u-FLAX
Closed at $2.6L
CORN No. 8 yellow, !)i'S62,c.
OATS No. 3 white, S7'jiac
RYE No. 2, 7141730.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, $20.0030.50.
FLOUR First patents (In wood, f. o.
Minneapolis), $5.;0f.oo; second .patents,
85.80; first clears, $i.30u4.60; second clears,
3.lO38.40.
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 6. FLOUR-Steady
HEAT No. 1 northern. 1.17B1.1S; No,
northern, $11431.1; September, $1.02)4.
OATS 33),c.
BARLEY No. t 43ff70c.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, III.. Aug. C-CORN-Higher
No. 3 yeliow, Mo; No. 4 yellow, wc.
oiTR-Uwer: No. 2 white, Si'Vc. Ne.
white, 36S44i3Vc; No. 4 white. 3c; stan
dard, XtttC
O amah a Hay Market.
rvMATIA. Aug 8. HAY No. 1 upland
t-?fi- No. 8 uuland. 3il. Ou: packing. u0.
Straw: Wheat, $600; ie and oats, $6.50.
blew hay. $13.00.
OilAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moat All Kinds of Cattle Higher for
the Week.
HOGS LITTLE CHANGED FOB WEEK
Hhaes) aad Lambs at All Klada and
C lasses Selling; Freely la A boat
the iasae Notchee aa a
Week Ago.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. I.
Receipts were:
Cattla Ho. Sheep
.. 9.616 4. MS 14.311
., 4.929 9.4H6 18.rt.3
,. 7.089 7.1tt L4r
.. 8.905 1.871 7.91$
.. 1,109 7.936 $.497
,. 159 4,769 767
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday....
Official Thursday
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday
SIX days this week 97.277
Same days last week... .23.526
Same days 2 werks ago. .25.120
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 14. 607
Same days 4 weeks aso.. 11.212
Same days last year 14,100
The following table ahaws the receipts ot
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date as compared with last
year: ism 1909. Ine. Deo.
Cattle 674, HM 624,40 60,62$
Hogs 1,321. 8S3 1,674.979 263,094
Sheep 908.355 791,932 116.423
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha tor tha last
several days, with comparisons;
Dates. I 1910. 1909.190S.1907.1906.1906.19O4.
uly 28...I 8 2S4 7 371 071 I 461 I 61' I 19
uly S9... 7 Mkl T 7I 161 04 $(01111
July 80... 7 7141 7 40 6 24) 6 OSI 6 87 9 OS
July 31... I I 7 441 411 I 0l I 32 I 68
ug. 1.... 7 69 I 441 5 9'" 1-1 0 l 4 W
ug. 7 6SI 7 49 Ik 911 111 I 731 4 92
ug. 8.... 7 744,1 7 641 S 331 6 951 831 5 631 4 94
ug. 4.... 7 6J 7 62 0 SSI I 221 $ 66 1 V
ug. 6.... I 7 67l 7 641 SSI 8 931. 15 761 $ 04
Aug. 6.... I ( 7 681 $ 45 S 85 $ t 07
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
tha Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
the twenty-four hours dicing at 3 p. tn.
Saturday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep H'r's.
C, M. A St P....
4
Missouri Pacific.
Union Pacific
C, & N. W., east
14
27
14
c N. W.. west
C, St P., M. & O....
C, B. & Q., east
C, B. Ac Q., west.....
C, R. I. & P., east..
C, R. I. & P., west..
lllnols Central
Chicago Gt. Western
Crlppiea and driven In
Total receipts...... 10 73 4 1
DISPOSITION H EAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
43.73 64.99
60.1V 46.820
40.265 67.4!4I
35.1M 43.167
26.6:16 21.4.14
24,118 41,273
1.13S
1,413
1.2.15 30
1,079
304
.... 139
618
est aeea
a e a J
8"!5 787
Swift A Co 6
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Murphy
Cudahy, from St. Paul
Swift, from Denver '.
Kenton. Vansant & Lush.. 24
Other buyers......... 8
Total 38
CATTLE There were no cattle of any
consequence In the yards this morning, but
for the week receipts have been the largest
of the year to date, showing not only large
gains over all previous .weeks, but being
almost twice as large aa for the same week
year. ago. As explained before In these
columns the large receipts of cattle at this
time of tha year are due to dry weather on
the range, which cured un tho grass earner
than uaual, so that cattle are ready to ship
nd are coming to market a month earner
than usual.
While there has been a considerable
sprinkling of cornfed steers on sale all tha
week the demand has been so brisk that
prices have gradually firmed up and at
the close of the week are 25c higher than
one week ago. Even medium grades of cat
tle have shown Improvement as well aa tha
better grades. Range beef cattle hava also
been very good sellers all tho week, with
prices on that kind as much as 1015
higher than one week ago.
The supply of cows and hellers has Deen
very liberal throughout tha week, but not
too much ao to meet the requirements of
buyers. Fair; to good kinds have sold very
freely with gradually tarengtnemnc prices
and they are safely 10i&15c higher than last
week. On the other hand oommon and can
ning kinds have not been such brisk sellers
owing . perhaps to the large Increase In
tha reoeipts on that kind and aa a result
they have shown no Improvement as re
gards prices.
Operators on the market are an agreea
that there never was a time when the pro
portion of feeding cattle was so small as
compared to tne total receipts, wnue a
good many trashy light stockers have been
coming forward desirable feeding cattle
have been in very small supply. As a result
of this prices throughout tho week have
been firm and at the close ara generally
quoted as much as 2540c higher' than they
were a week or ten days ago. In soma
cases posBiby 60o advance may hava been
made.
uuotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beet steers, 87.0O&7.66; fair to good
beef steers, $6.107.00; common td fair beef
steers, x4-ioa lo; good to cnoice cows ana
heifers. I4.60a6.50: fair to goo cows and
heifers, S3.5O&4.50; common to ralr cows and
heifers, $2.50ri3.50; good to choice stockers
and feeders, $4-60(36.65; fair to good stock
stockers and feeders, $3.60r4 60; common to
ralr stockers ana feeders, u-uuua.tiu; stoca
heifers, $2.8594.00; veal calves, $3.003.5O;
bulls, stags, etc., $3.2u(a5.50.
Uuotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beeves, $5.4036.00;. fair to good
heevef. 84.50an6.25: '"nmoo i- fair beeves.
$3.50f4.40; good v choici cows, $4 004.60;
fair to good grades, $3.26(3.75; canners and
cutters, xi'.waii.S); gooa to -noice leeaers,
$4.7&'a6.40; fair to good reeuers, $4-O0ij$4.e;
common to fair feeders, $3.uo3.sO.
Representative sales:
CALVES.
Me
A.
r Ne. . r.
1 M 4 U
1 114 iU
Ul
HOGS Active demand and brisk trading
In the hog yards this morning gave the
market a very roDust appearance in both
divisions. There were plenty of wrinkles
in trade surface, as might be expected, but
any new ones were weicomea by sellers,
much or tne biuii seuing on a quoiamy
strong basis.- In a general way the marret
ruled steady to strong, heavy and rough
heavies claiming most an 01 ine silgntly
higher margin.
Kastern advices were lower, but this
phase of the trade was Ignored by buyers,
as supplies were limited. Shippers needed
only a fw nogs ana ins duix weni 10 ins
packers, everything going f the acaies
within two hours after the market opened.
Heavies moved arouno i.toi.wi. ana gooa
mixed brought $7.7oi7.liO, - according to
weight Lights commanaea w.u(as.vu ana
on up as ftlgli as x-. iu. wmcn was ine top
price paid. Bulk ranged from 87.56 to $7.90.
The ween a iraae nas oeen more or eu
uneven with receipts liberal and welgnts
still running heavy. Average trade today
ls generally steady with average trad last
Saturday, but range has narrowed some
what. In other words, neavy nogs are sell
ing around lOo higher than a week ago,
while light hogs are moving at figures a
a big nickel lower.
Representative sales:
No.
At.
4.4
ino
tit
2-1
nt
194
mil
924
tS4
147
t;i
til
Ml
10
;t
...n 9i(l
...... w
126
lei
11
Sk, Pr.
W 1 40
m id
W 7 40
41 t bt
140 7 40
120 7 M
i 1 16
40 1 45
... 1 4&
... 140
130 40
... fll
... 1 ao
40 7 40
120 T (
ie 7 40
K I U
40 1 10
19 7 M
41 TM
10 T 40
M t
40 1 II
44 t 44
10 7 41
UD 7
110 1 44
440 1 44
41 1 li
40 7 M
44 1 44
... I M
40 1 li
10 7 U
... I
1 1 ii
204 T 46
K TH
140 7 44
... I It
Ne. At,
47 th
8k. Pr.
... 174
44 111
... 1 7
... 1 7
4 7 10
... ITS
I 1 TO
44 T N
4 I 74
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... I T6
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a t Tl
1M ttl
44 1 71
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197
14
801
BI1EEP Four ears of sheep were received
today, but they were consigned direct to a
psoker, the open Market remaining un
changed. Supplies ot grass stock for the
week have been even heavier than last
aiatk'i liberal runs, but eutlet has been
aoiple on moat day and final clearance is
finding the barn empty. Activity and
strength featured opening trade In both
the freder and fat branches, but closing
market presented a dnll appearance, late
aales dropping bark Into noiones little dit-
rerent imm those at last weea s ciose.
From mid-week on, receipts ran laigely to
am i.s. much of the stuff snowing up in
feeder flesh. Country orders were a trifle
backward, but weakness tailed to develop.
Best feeder lambs are quotable at $6.vt). lo.
steady with a week ago.
Fat lambs are also closing firm, with
prime grades at $7.00 and bulk around $6.7.
Old sheep have been selling weil through
out, Kllnk wethers going at 14 lixi-4
Choice handy weight wethers would prob
ably sell as high as $4.35. Uoods ewes are
wanted at S3.i. with best at 4.w. tireeaing
ewes have been scarce, prices ranging trom
$4.00 to $4.60 a cording to condition and age.
Yearlings are still market iavc-ruea. uui
fat onn were In lisht supply and feeilt-r
quotations were the only ones given a try
Out Good feeders have been selling around
$4.90. with prime fat grades quotable at o.3
or better.
Quotations on grass stock: uooa to cnon-c
lambs, $.5VS7.00; fslr to gooi lambs, $6.00
tjS.K; feeding lambs, $;..!)0ir.r0; hamty
weight yearlings, 84-00a5.lio; neavy year
lings. $4.6oa4.; feeding yearlings, $4.4wl
6.O0; good o choice wethers, $3.Siv(a4. J:
ralr to good wethers, 8J.6v0s.so;; kkih
wethers. 3.4093.&: breeding ewes, $3.7ia
4 50; fat ewes, $3.2i.Q4.00; feeding awes, 82.23
03. .15. '
CHICAGO LIVH UTOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Kheea Are Steady, witn
Hogs Loner.
CHICAGO. Aug. .-CATTLB-R;iPt.
estimated at 4,0t) head; market steady;
beeves, 34 90 8. 30; Texas steers, $3.604 5.65;
western steers, $4.00ijf6.76; stockers and feed,
ers, $4.00 fi. 26; cows and heifers, 2.70it.bO;
calves, $6.friV(i(t.S0. .
HOGS Receipts, estlmatea at iz,ww nesn;
market 10.gl6o lower; light is.svus.sw;
mixed. $7.7Vn8.T0; heavy, $i.40v .,"; rouh,
$7.40i&7.0; good to choice heavy, $7.60t-26;
pigs, SH.2tvQb.90; bulk or anion, 37.75tjS.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated at 4,000 head: market steady; native.
$2.00S4.6O; western, $2.75r,4.60; yearlings, $4.50
&5.7i; lambs, native, $4.&0-87.U; western
lambs, S4.i537.lo.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. . -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 400 head, including 100 head south
erns; market steady; native steers, $4,600
.00; southern steers. $3.50'U3.Z5; soutnern
cows, 12. 213 4. 26; native cows ana neni-rs.
32.2fi(S.7b! stockers and feeders, $3.00u6.2d;
bulls, 3.oorq4.5v; calves, iJ.tiwuJ-'v, western
Steers, t4.2Vu7.2a.
HOGS Receipts. I.600 bead: market ine
lower: bulk of sales. S8.O0w8.3O; heavy, $7.90
058.15; packers and butchers, $8,0048.30; light,
4o.Xu S 40.
SHEEP AM) lam o Receipts, none;
market unchanged; muttons, $3.755f4.50;
lambs. 6.00-'u6.SO; fed wethers and yearlings,
$4-60415.00; fed western ewes, $3.00-54.00.
Bt. Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. . CATTLE Receipts,
1.000 head. Market steady. Native shipping
and export steers, $7.158-25; dressed beet
and butcher steers, 86.25ttf7.76; stockers and
feeders, S3.20Co6.50; cows and heifers, s.MK3
7.00: canners. $2.50rd3.00; bulls, $3.25i5.76;
calves, $6.00(8.00. Texas and Indian steers,
t-4,256.50; cows and heifers, $3.60rg.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2,600 - need. waraei
steady. Pigs and lights, $3.00fjH.05; packers,
$8.30(98.60; butchers and best heavy, $8.40i
8.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2o0
head. Market steady. Native muttons, $3.75
4.26; lambs, 85.757.60; culls and bucks,
$2.00i&-t.&0; stockers, $2.603.75.
St. Joseph Lire btock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. . CATTLE Re
ceipts. 100 head; market steady; steers.
84.5oU7.76; cows and heifers, $2.75)5.50;
calves, $3.60&7.w.
HOGS Receipts. 8.000 head: market
steady; top, $8.40; bulk of sales, $7.9u&8.26.
SHEEP AND LAJdllS Receipts, twu neaa;
market steady; lambs, $6.60(&1.00.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Catrte. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha.
159
4,700
700
600
St. Joseph
Kansas City.v,
.. 100
.. 400
. .1.000
..4,000
3,000
1,500
2,500
12,000
St. Louis
260
4,000
Chicago .......
Totals
.8,659 23,700 6,460
New York Mosey Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6. MONEY On call,
nominal. Time loans, steady and quiet; 60
days, 33-3)4 per cent; 90 -days, 3Vi4 per
4ent; six months, 44&t per cent
1 PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6)4iiP
per cent
BTEltLINU BJtCMAINUJO firm, wnn ac
tual bualness In bankers bills at 84.8345
4.8365 for sixty-day bills and at 84.8570 for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.6334.83)4.
Closing qnotatlons on bonis today ware
as follows:
V. g. rst. la, rag.,
4e aeuaon
V. 8. Ii, rag
do coupon ......
V. 8. 4a, rag
lo eeupon
AlUa-ChaJ. 1st la..
..loni Int. m. at. 4i.. .
..1044 Japan 4 ,
..10144 do 4V4
..101 K. C 80. 1st la....
..U4HU 8. dab. 4a 1M1..
..U4V4 LAN. uni. 4a....
,.. 74 M. K. T. 1st 4a,
..1W4 4o sen. 4V4a ,
40
MS
444
Tt
93
rt
V4
S3
Am. A(. sa..
Am. T. A T. ev.
4a.. Mo. Paciflo 4a..
7H
Am. Tobaoco 4a 71 N. R. R. of M. 4Ha.
la la 106 aN. T. a g. l 8144
Armour Ce. 4V4e.. S0V4 de deb. 4a NV4
Atcbiaon fan,
t7 N. V., N,
H. A
H.
"do cv. 4a
do or. la....
A. C. L. la 4a
Hal. a Ohio 4a...,
do 8)4a
do 8. W. JHa...
Brk. Tr. cr. 4s....
Central of Oa. 6a.
Con. Laather la...
C. ot N. J. s. 4a,
.HHUj CT. 6a
.107 N. A W. let 0.
. IS do cv. 4a
. tl No. Paciflo 4a..
. 40)4 do 8s
. 411 O. 8. L rfdc 4
...1J1H
1... 4744
... 7
...10U
... 71
... 91
. (SliPann. ev. Se 1916.. MVi
.10o do eon. 4a 101
. ! Reading gan. 4a
.191 Bt. U A 8. F. t. 4a. 7t4
Ohaa. 4k Obio 4Ma..lu do son. 4a
k14
7Vt
do rat. 6a 89H U w-
Cfclcago A A. Ha... 49 do Ut (Old 4s
C. B. A Q. j. 4a..... 96 8 board A. U 4a.
do gan. 4a Hi So. pae. col. 4a...
C. a, 4 I P. g. Itta 9144 do ev. 4a
C. R. I. A P. e, ta. 71 '4 do 1st rat 4a.
do rfg. 4a. 80. iUllwar la.
Colo. Ind. 5a......... 71 do gen. 4a.....,
Colo. Mid. 4a 644 Union Pacific 4a....
.. t4
.. 1944
.. 94 -14
.. 41V4
..104V4
.. 74
..10044
..104
.- K
,.104
..10244
.. WS4
..10744,
.. 6144
.. 8244
.. V4
.. II
.. 11)4
C. S. r. a. 4V4a. 96 do cv. 4a.
O. H. ar. 4a.,
Mt4 do lat rat. 4s.
l V. 8. Rubber 4a...
91 U. B. gteal Id 4a...
47 Va.-Caro. Cham. 61
8044 Wabaah lat aa
7 do lat A ax. 4a.
MVi Western Md. 4a...
C A H. . 4a..
do raf. Is. .... .
niattllere' la ...
Kria p. I. 4a....
4a gan. 4a....
lo ctr. 4a. ear.
A.
da aerlas B..
67 V4 Weat. Blao. CT. la.
Oan. Bias. av. 6a....lj Wia. Cenral 4a.
III. Can. lit rat. 4a.. 914 Mo. rac ct. aa.
Int. Mat. 4 Ha ',4
Aakad. Bid.
Statemeat of Clearing lfooae Baaka
NEW YORK, Aug. 6. Tha statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks noiu 4.vti,uu mora man
the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve rule. This Is an Increase ot $529.47i
In tha proportionate cash reserve as com
pared with last week. The statement fol
lows:
increase.
toons 81.2ftS.192.40O $16,7!'2.J(l
Innlts 1.230.73.600 2J,S70. 0
Circulation 48,378.800 67.700
Leaal tender 72.524,900 340.MW
Hpecie ZM.sm.uou o.o.w.u'iu
H.K.rve 3i-,6,72.8O0 6,247.200
Renervo required ... ' So7,tW8.40O 6.717,25
Kurnlus 49.041,600 6?9.4,5
Ex-U. 8. deposits .. 49,461,07i 6J3.4M)
Decrease.
The nercentace of actual reserve of the
Clearing house banks today was 29.29.
The statement or oanKS ana irtisi com
panies of Ureater New York not reporting
to the clearing nouse snows
Pecrease.
:!,61.3'4
6"3.40i)
' 316.400
6,6:u.v.o
Loans
..ft 110,974.900
.. 121,4!i7.400
21.470,100
.. t222,tC6,900
Kpecie
Igal tenders
Total deposits
Bostoa ft toe It a aad Bonds.
UOSTON, Aug. . Ckiklnc quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Allsuas 4 Mohawk
Amal. Coar Navada Con
a. I. L At 21 Nlplaalnc Mlnaa .
Arliena Com. lot Nuns Bvitta
Atlantic 414 North lake ,
B. C. C. A 8. U.. 144 "Old Dominion ,
Bulla Caalltlon 1 Oareota
Cal. A Arlcaoa 41 Parrou 8. A C.
cal. A Haela 424 Qulnrr
Cat.tennlal 1 Bt.ai.noQ
Coppar Rang C. C. . 41 Buiwrlor
. 44V4
. K
. 10
. 14
. "4
. 164a,
.126
. II
. TO
.
. 41
. 11
. U
.
. MV
, 4l'4
, It
, J
,. 7(4
.114
But Dutte U. M...., aui-anor aa
Franklin
1IS4 Superior A r. C.
4 Tamarack
81 I . S. C. O
14 V. s. s. H. 44.
, 14 do pfd
, '4 ITUih Con.
M44 rtah Coppar Co...
, . Winona
, u aawolrartna
Glroui Con
Graaby Con
Oraona Cananaa ...
lala Rorala Cuppar.
Karr Lat
Laka Capper
La Sail Copper....
Miami Cat aar
Bid.
Xiw Trk Mlalaaj stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6, Closing quotations
an mining sioeas were:
A Ilea
1:1
LMdTllle Can.
..
..
,.u-o
..laO
..1)
..lo
... 64
Bninawlak uea T
Liu la Chief
Muleaa .-n.-OuLa.-lo
Opklr ... ...
Standard
Tallow Jacket ....
Cam. Tussal atsck... 98
la ponda 1
Caa. CaL Vs -114
ktora iilTar
Inn SilTar
Oflsraa. -
l.nadA StorV Market,
TiunnN. Aug.' 6 American securities
nna4 ea the London Block exchange to
day about unchanged from yesterday'a New
York closing. Light buying caused a alight
t advance, but prices sagged later and the
'market closed Irregularly Sc higher to fee
lower.
Cenaola, monar....
So arrount
Amal. IVppar
Ana.-onria
Atrhiain
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.
Canadian Pacl'lv.
ChtMPMlta o. .
CMr-afO u. W
Chi , Mil. St. P
1 Basra
lanTr at lllo a. .
lo !d
Erla
Iu l.t Bid
lo td fd ,
Orand Trank
llllnola ('antral...
M l it t oul.Tlll. N 141
II I II M , K. T IIH
.. 4S N. T. Central . .n...m
.. I .Norlolk W IMV4
-.. , . . .,
.. on iiu
..l'l riMartn A W.. 41
..Hi) Prn!rh nla t
..lm Itanil Mlnaa
.. TH Hradlns "
.. ;? a.,U(h.rn nr H
..11 (d
.. 1S Soulbarn Farlfle 11414.
.. J'Slnlon racltle '"
.. 12S do M H
.. 4H U. 8. Steel Tn
.. 4-1 In Hid tts4
. 81 Watiaaa It
. r4 do H "L,i
.m ftpaalah 4 KJ
steady at 24 7-16d per os.s . '
SILVFIU- Har. steady at 24 7-16d per
MUKKK-IV l Pt cent.
The rata of discount. In the open market
for short bills Is I1, per cent; for three
months' bills, tS per cent "' ;
Loral Seearltlea. s '
Quotations furnished by Famuel Burns,
Jr., 633 Omaha National bank building:
Hil. AalrM.
Baatrlre Oaunarr Co..,
Citr Nat. Ilk. nidf. . lo....w
(Itr ot Omaha 4a. lt13
SUj WI4,
I no
in
ls inauj
M 1
4
t 190
s n
M4 10OV1
S . at
t te
as la
H."4 . !V4
10 13
a .- M
10 un
1MH J'Ut4
M'4 - V
M 97
M la
Cudahy Parkin Co. aa, 1M4..., ,,
Oarnian Plra lnanran'-a
Houston Water as, 1144
lowa rsrtlnnd Omanl 1st Mt. la....
IntarnailonHl cn. Co., honu
Kanaaa Caa and Kle. 1 par oent pM.,
Lincoln Traction Co. I par oant, lull..
Nab. Ttl. stock I par rant
Omaha Watar Cn. 6a, i
Omaha liaa, 1917 ,
Omaha K. U P. ka. U
Omaha A C, B. g. R. pfit, ( par eant
umana i H. s. R. aa. 1W.,
Omaha Klactrlo Light prd
Pscllio T. T. 6a, 1KJT
fltata Inauranca Co
Basttla, ntr ot, l. 1934
Trl-Cltr lt. a U lln. Ia. IMS.
Union Rmrk Yardi t.k, south omaha
Kockr Mountain rual,
woaiem Paciflo ta
Rank t learlnr.
OMAHA, Aug. . Rank clearings for to
day were 82.277,731.92 and for the correspond
ing date last year $2,124,170.78. Clearings for
the week were as follows: ,
1N0. 1909.
Monday $2.78.6.5 $ !.lfl6.174.69
Tuesday 2.866.876.3 2.045.446.19
Wednesday 2,r.t9.DO6.20 2,0?3.7!.M
Thursday 2.5M.607.36 "2, 236. 264 63
Friday 2,6M.175.68 " 3,l69.8i4.r9
Saturday 2.277,729.93 ' 2.1 J4.4V0.7S
Totals
...$16,673,816.01 $12,784,634.44
HOOK OF INSURANCE FAKIRS
Investors In Western Cities j lalet to
Have Reea PlncheA by rro
motera. .-,
A prominent city tn tha west waa recently
Invaded by several parsons bent upon tha
organisation of a life lnsuranca company.
The plans they presented, tho literature
they exhibited and tha appeals they made
to local pride and human freed resulted
In their obtaining subscriptions ' for tha
capital and surplus required. With tha ad
vance payments secured, tha promoter In- '
corporated, the company fitted up' a ault
of offices In elegant style and elected them,
selves the executive officers of tha company
at good round salaries. Tha mora prominent
subscribers were named. aa directors o
concern, and using their names aa andora
ers of tho scheme, tha promoters readily se
cured a fair amount of .business from tha
business associates, , acquaintances and
townsmen of the directors'. Money came in
freely, and tha' officers reported that tha
company was "booming." , After a few
months some of tha directors sound,' level
headed business men-r-concluded to investi
gate tha affairs of the: company for'whloh
they stood spongers. The result -sowed that
the money which came !nro freely had been
mora frely oonsumd In aalarlea and ex
penses, and that the only beneficiaries to
date were the promoter, who had made no
provision for the policyholders they had sa- y
cured. Ona day a bomb fell into the camp
of tha promoters In tha shape of. request
from tha directors that they resign and
give up all connection with tha. company.
Thereupon the promoters produced a con
tract made between tha company and them
selves which provided for their retention
In office tor a term., pjt, years at specified.
salaries, and also guaranteeing them a
liberal commission upon all tha ' business
transacted. These wily promoters had tha
whip hand of the directors and were de
termined to Improve their 'opportunity. In '
short, tha directors, who ' had their own
good names to protect, were forced to buy
out the promoters, reorganize the company
and make up the impaired capital. The pro
moters then sought Other fields 'and paa-
lunres new in wnion to renear ineir nnara--
ttons. Tha directors who had been thus drfr"
ceived immediately secured the services ot
some practical insurance men to manage
the business, and the company Is now
fairly on Its feet, after a severe struggle
with insolvency staring it in tha face, and
ls making fairly good progress. This la an
Instance of the practical' results of the pro
motion schemes with which the' country ha
been flooded with tha exception that a
majority of such cases result in failure
after the promoters hava- made all they
can out of them. Subscribers to such paper
concerns are often xnlsled by the take state- -
ments and "doctored" statistics that pre
tend to show the immense profits to ba re
alised from a small investment. Natural
cupidity has much weight In securing sub- '
business precaution would save many fran
becoming victims to this alluring bait, Thtr
publlo has been swindled out of hundreds
of thousands of dollars during; tha last few
years by these "promotion fakir." New
York Spectator. "
It you hava anyming to- sail or trada
advertlsa it In Tha Bee Want Ad col
umns and get quick results.
I'Kclaai Wis. ,
Tha most celebrated of all tha wines ot
Germany is known as rose wins, and ac
cording to a French contemporary It Is
Jealously preserved In the town hall of
urerae.
The wlna has been In the vaults, so we
learn, since 1621, when the conscript fathers
had six great vats made at Jobannesoerg
and six others at Hockhelmer. Kach re
ceived the name of one of the apostles, lt
Is an unwritten law that as soon as a bottle
of wine ls drawn from the vats a similar
j quantity of the same vintage is put Into the
tun, coiiHequeniiy, nicy ais iiw.p .u.
Kach of the tuns or van In the town hall
at Breme cost originally 4 and their ca
pacity is 204 litres, or sdoui miy-seven
gallons. Now we have our French statis
tician again at wora as 10 inv wot 01 un
unktrn of the cellar. He comes to the
conclusion that each time a bottle of this
wlna is drunk It represents a sum 01 over
foO.
liurlns- the war of 1870 tne rrenen occu
pied the town, and the officers, braving the
anger ot trie coucu 01 oranu, maue 11 r
with their precious wine, and It waa said
that the town of Rrt-me paid more to
France than all the other towns In Ger
many. At the time ot the crowa prince's
wedding we further learn that ha was al
lowed one bottle and one only. London
Globe. - .. .
1898-1 810 r
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