1HE BEE: OMAIIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1910.
10
GRAIN AM PKOmiClUMtf
European Market Make Wheat Val
nes Higher ia Omaha.
CORN GOES STEADILY HIGHER
Raring; u General oa ltenerren Crop
ni" Ctjntplalnta Receipts
of Wheat Are Kflll Fairly
Liberal.
OMAHA. Aug. 11. 1910.
Wriest value were higher on the strength
In Kuropean markets.
New from Frar.re wan very bullish,
. stating treat damage by heavy storms.
Foreign new In offsetting the heavy
movement of our rew wheat crop, keeping
ensh value at rood premiums.
The corn market In very strong. New
complaints of dry weather and report of
Mtrren stalks, with firm cah price gave
huyers encouragement to support the mar
ket. Wheat ruled hrply higher on bullish
foielgn new and repot t of heavy buying
on (hi side by Knronean Interest. Re
ceipt are still fairly liberal, but demand
for cash wheat hold value up. .
Corn worked steadily higher from the
opening, linylng wa general n renewed
crop damage complaints. Light receipts
and active demand gave strength to cash
market and price were H up.
Primary wheat ' receipts were 1. 479.000
bushels and shipments were 4.16,000 bushel,
against receipts last year of ST.1,000 bushels
nd shipment of 478.000 bushels.
Primary corn receipt were 854,000 buhels
and shipments were t.ii.W) bushels, against
receipts last year of 412 000 bushels and
shipments of H2.000 bushels.
Clearances were 7.000 bushels of corn, 1.000
bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal
to S7.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Tfcffld higher on wheat
nd unchanged on corn.
' Local rang of optional
thnn Isst night. Oata and provisions sym
pathised, tho former with a final gJn
of V so to Mi 4c. and the latter UV
Wo.
Wheat closed nearly at th beat prloe
of the session. Pensntlonal crop news from
France was supported by higher European
markets In general. There wen) prlvata
estimates here that the French hnimrta
tlons for the year would reach 100,000.000
bushels. Hand In hand with the bullish
cable news came a distinct Improvement
In the domestic flour trade. Moreover, the
southwest asserted having made large stoles
of flour for export.
September wheat at Baltimore sold today
at the e:nie price aa in Chicago, the first
time on this year's crop. Baltimore tigur
recently were 2Sc lower than Chicago. The
.-'eptemher option here fluctuated today be
tween I1.01H and $1.02, closing lVfllWo to
ISc higher t $1.02iS,i-l.H-V
Poor eanng of corn as a result of lack
of moisture wa Used by speculators as a
I. axis of purchase. HepLemuer ranged from
K'.VuMTkr and closed Vlc net higher at
64Hc The cash market waa firm. No. 1
yelltiw closed at KtVdic. . .
Huylng of future was Indulged In to
some extent today on the part of cash con
cerns In oats. The Heptember delivery
started from iWHTW. and finished at 7o,
a rise of fc above hurt nights closing
figures. X , .
Pork, at the close, showed a clear gain
of K'-MOc. Lard, 12V4&16c to 20c, and ribs,
lMrtiVjo gain.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
.... , 1 . , , . ...Una t-A t M ,
m .ukiisiucanubund arte
daya $ per cent, and ninety days 84 per
cent; six months, 4Vp5 per cent.
PHIM E MEKCANT1LE PArER-oVi
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE- Steady with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4 83608
4 .83fi for sixty-day bills and at M K for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.R3t4 83V.
SILVER Bar, 63c; Mexican dollars. 44c.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad
bonda Irregular.
ClA.lr,. mmtatlnna ..n tuinltl today WSM
lairntai al sirui mt Btatiatiee OK ss follows:
Market Prices Dwindle m Inreitment
Demand it Satisfied.
SPECULATORS KOBE CAUTIOUS
Vnloo of Aarrlealtaral R sports
for Jala- Does Nat Better
Foreign Coaalltlowe.
NEW TORK. Aug. 11. The stock market
today gave additional evlder-c of dying
aown. 'the Investment demand, which da-
.IMS
. 97
eloped at the attractive nrlcea offered on Armour A Co. t.. 0H do . 4s , 83
the decline seems to be sstlafled, and the Atchison n. ta rN. Y.. N. H. at H
mora sneculatlve ntwimtlnna for the irivmr, I
way irom in point ai wnicn me recovery bi A Ohio 4s
started. .u.
The statement Issued by the Bureau of do s. w. iui..
.statistics or the value of agricultural ex- Brk. Tr. e,
ports for the month of July dtsaoDolnted Cm. of Oa. l.,..viiHk do con. 4.
mo nope 01 a aecisive lavoraoie turn in I v- a""aa- a. ...... a itmim n.
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y,
Corn I I
Sept. 636 64 04 6J
Dec iSoVt-'! WVI W
May tttttaikj63Trtf46Zft0''i
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.j Tes'y.
Wheat-l
Sept...
Deo....
Ccn l
Pept..
Dec...
Ontu
fiept...
Deo....
95 I
m
E714I
4't
M I
so-si
644 M . WH
874 M14
6m - 60S BH
t8H 69H
H $4-, 4H
C?4 8814 1 88
Oaia
Htpt.
Dec.
May
oik
hiept.
Oct
Jan.
Laid
ISept.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Ribs
bept
Oct.
Jan.
- Omaha Casti Price.
WHEA'IV-No. 2 turkey, 99ci$$1.01. nomlnalj
No. 2 hard, some dark and -yellow, t8'.c ;
No. 3 hard, turkey, 7Wc, some dark and
yellow, UuiySTo; rejected hard.. W&"J7c; No.
I spring, Xiia9c; No. t spring. S2ijWc.
CORN No. 2 white, Ifl-!fr62e. nomlnel,
No. 1 white, 61V44)2o; No. 4 white, o9,eiSl4;
No. 3 yellow, o-k1c; No. S yellow, tjO'f'1
$0c; No. 4 yellow, 6i&o0c; No. 2, 60
0c; No. 3. aH4c; No. 4. 59S4ftf60c, nom
inal; no grade, 4W&MHC, nominal.
OATS-No. ,3 white. 34r'344e: standard,
MWMhc; No. 3 white, iutaMhUc; No. 4
wnue. Krtxsc; No. 8 yellow, 33w33ic: No.
4 yellow, 31 146 32c.-
BARLEY No. I feed, 633oo, nominal:
rejected. 4Kiia3c. nominal. .
RYliNo. 2, 7i8o, nominal; No, 8, 73
Carlo! Receipts.
, , ' ' "' Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago ..i....& 179 694
Minneapolis , ,,108 .
umana 23 62 IS
ouiuin M ...
No. S.
Cash Quotations were as follows:
F LOU it hteaxl : winter patents, U.ttoS
30: winter straights. $4.3ou'6.00: spring
straights, 6.ajfti.46, bakers, 4.w'u-7o. .
Ill NO. i. iBSl'iTO. . v
BARLtiY Feeu or mixing, 48.fi 66c 1 fair to
choice multlng, o2ii8c.
SEEDss riax. No. 1 : southwestern, $2.83;
No. 1 northwestern. $2.66. Xlmothy, $4.76
60. t; over. Vi.vm n 76.
PROVISIONS miess Dork, per bbl.. $21.76
L'.'.uu. iard. per loo lbs., iii.iu. bnort rios.
sides (looHe), $11. 2611.624. Snort clear sides
tuoxea;, lu.b'uu.ou. . ,
total ciearnces ot wheat ana flour were
equal to 97,000 bu. Primary receipts were
i7,oo du., compared with lib I, wo tu. - tne
orresponuing day a year ago.
fc-stuiiated leceipta tor tomorrow: Wheat
463 cars; corn, l cars; oats, 647 cars; hogs,
I6,uw head.
CHICAGO UHAIV AU rROVISIOJTS
Featares of the Tradlngr and Closing
Friers on Doard ot Trade.
CIIICAOO.'AUB-. liTjlrBlv 4n
Import probably needed by France because
of crop damage from ralna narrowed the
gap today between wheat prices In this
country and Europe. Buying of options
here waa active all dav. and enuecl&llv x
on the part of foreigners. In consequence
iiitrio wm an auvance ot lifc'atsc to lo.
Corn also advanced but for an exactly
opposite reason, absence of rain in the
west .That pereal closed H&l'AQ tilgher
SWAPS
TWO-STORY . brick business block.
stores, offices on d floor; large, light base
ment; modern; - suam heated. Rented for
$l,uii0 per year. Price, $16,000; mortgage)
Ij.udO at pgr cent, due In five years, liade
lor land. - -
NOWATA LAND 'AND LOT CO..
C5S N. . Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 199$,
bilc-a-brc now runnlnif 'in Omaha: vrv-
thing first class; owners must get out of
oumness; win consider clear income or land.
m-u -. x. Lire Bldg.
FOIt SALE OR EXCHANGE
lt'iO acres irrigated land . In San Luis
Valley, 1 mui-a noitn of Alamosa. Will
take gotxl -rental . property. This land li
under onu of tlio best canuls ia the valley,
every ioot can De irrigated.
McCague Investment Co.,
1606 Dodge tit-.
4,C0 ACRES clear land at $10 per acre
waui to trade for Income-bearing property
ana win assume a reasonaDl amount.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
668 New York Life Bldg.
'Phone Red 1999.
U0 acres North Dakata land, free of In-
ruuiDranre, lor gcou umana proparijr
GOOD Iowa and Minnesota land to
change for general merchandise and hard
ware atookaf many bargalna. The Mercan
tile Adjustment t-o., uuthrie center, I a.
IV IT IS ANY KIND OF TRADE, BUU
A. B. LATIiROF
S). KM. 481 Bea
We exchange properties of merit. H. H
Culver, 812-813 N. Y. Life. Douglas 7806,
WAN i ED-TiG BUY
BEST price for Id-hand clothing. D. 3440.
PEST prlcee lor BROK.KN WATCHE
vjiu uoia, eta NATUAN. til H. istli at
BEST PRICK paid for second-hand fur
nlture, carpeta, clothing and suoes. 'Phoue
jjougias Mil. . n ... ...
WANTED TO BORROW-
FOR BALK Gl.'t edge first mortgag7
per cent bonds. Address 0-4D2. Bee
WANtlD TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
Fur Hounes of Ah Slzas. List with Us.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
C2 N. Y. Ufa Bldg. 'Phone Red 19K
BOiARD and room with bath on luw
floor by lady requiring a little care; will
Ing to pay $J6 per mouth. Pnone W. 4181.
WANTED SITUATIONS
foreign trade conditions, which seemed to r- 01 " as-.-iJowst. u a. r. is. -'r;
be foreahadowed by the June return. Nearly h ,1J' ,I""."w" ;-'i;' ?a5
every Important Item of the statement i'V "iu" !L .ii V- .old' . , mv!
shows a contraction from the figures of a n
Nntlt II fllVa.BM.1 1 I I U 1 SS A W.Ta-fl II WTgm
Dec. 11 04- 1 tSMal 1 W11 IH
May 1 WviSt 1 101 1 0(1 1
S7V4I
osts.
iJoT4
I 41VSI
i
21 25 U 46
20 DU
18 frt
JMOSI
I
64Hi8H'ff
Wll o
$7
. 8
year ago, the total contraction reaching i. ' . . i . to
$d,2nS,000 compared with July of last year. c. M. s. p. g H so c. 4s n
i nitea Htates steel stock was sym- C. K. I. A P. . 4.. 12 do ut nt. 4i --
pathetically affected by the special weak- do rfs .. siio. Railwar u 104
nees of American 'Smelting, which reflected Oto. lnd. 6a ti do im. 4s 74
soma Influence on ttui who! nt lh mtl 'Colo. Mid. 4. ...... . 4 Union Pscltlc-4s 1"H
crouD. C. A 8. r. . 4U. as, do ev. 4 104
Tim nrlnsr nf ennnoe virrtnti rmrAA lnl . ' " '
18 20
11 60
11 66
41 41 . 41H'NV 41
21 12HI 81 40 21 16
v I U,t I'LL. OA Kit
" I I 71 v w
11 70
11 62H
11 36 11 36
10 67 Vi 10 66
U 47V4I 11 62V4
11 00 U 16
9 62V4I 62Vi:
the London market. There was recurrence
f uneaaineas over the crop outlook.
although the actual news bearing on the
sunject was almost neutral.
the time money market was easier with
Increased offerings for periods maturing
leo o
18 16
1160
11 UV4
U 80
10 46
before next January, for which there was I on. eic. ot. t...U4 wis. Oontral 4a
18 60
11 70
11 60
U 86
10 a6
18 10
11 56
11 47
11 xu
10 42H
11 47V4t U 67V4I 11 42V4
10 'vi 11 UVal 10 96
60 Mr 47V4
little demand.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $L48o.000. United Stalest 2a couDons
aavancea ( per cent on call.
Number of sales and leading Quotations
on siocks today were:
alas. Hlsn. L.OW. Cloia. aUosos
lot
. 2Ji0 M
U
. looo uh
. 1,400
. M 4b
. M4) 6tH
WEATHER IN THE ' URAIN BELT
Indications Are tor Little Caaage la
Teiuperatnre,
OMAHA, Aug. 1L 1910
Showers were Quite general within the
pasi twenty-tour hours In the Missouri
valley and throughout the southwest, and
rains occurrred uuring Wednesday in the
southern and Atlantic atates. Tne shower
n Nebraska were fairly well distributed
over the greater part of the state, but were
ugniesi in tne extreme eastern portion.
ana heaviest In the western portion. A
tan or i.o inches occurred at Broken Bow,
1.14 Inches at Uoldrege, and falls ranging
from one-quarter to three-ouartera of all
incn were general in the south central por
tion. Temperatures are slightly higher
than at the same hour Wednesday In the
upper Mississippi - and . tiDner Missouri
valleys and throughout the west, and are
slightly lower in the southern states, and
on the Atlantic seaboard.-' Clear weather
prevails in the upper valleys and through
out the northwest. It la generally cloudv
In the lower valleys and southwest, and
wnue it will -De somewhat unsettled In this
vicinity, the indications are favorable for
fair tonight and probably t'rday, with not
much change In temperature.
vno ISO 'ns 1907
Minimum temptrature..... 69 ..76 66 84
Precipitation , 00 - .00 .08
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
grees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
14.26 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1509,
98 of an Inch.
Excess corresponding period in 190$. .08
ot an men.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Ballettn.
Porv Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m 75th meridian time,
Thursday, August 11, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT,
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max.
Ashland, Neb.... 90
Auourn, Neb 88
Broken Bow Neb. 86 -
Columbus, Neb.. 88
Falrbury, Neb... 88
Fairmont. Neb... 86
Or. Island. Neb.. 82
Hartlngton, Neb. 88
Hasting, Neb... 86
Holdrege. Neb... 86
Oakdale, Neb.... 86
Omaha, Neb 87
Tekamah, Neb.. 90
Alta. Ia 86
Carroll, la 84
Clarlnda. Ia...... 87
Rlbley, la 84
Sioux City, Ia... 81
Minimum temperature for .twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Temp. Rain
District Stations. Max. Mtn. fall
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville. Ky..... 19
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11
Chicago, 111 26
St. Louis, Mo IS
Dea Moines. Ia.... 14
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 19
Showers were general over the extreme
western portion of the corn and wheat
region within the last twenty-four hours,
and scattered showers also occurred In
the Columbus din tr let. The rain In Ne
braska were fairly well distributed over
the state, and were heavy at points In the
western portion. Temperatures are slightly
higher In the western portion of the belt.
I A. WELSH.
- Local Forecaster, Weather Buaeau.
Min. fall. Sky.
66 , .00 Clear
6 .00 Pt cloudy
69 1.46 Cloudy
63 . 24 , Clear
69 , ,00 Clear
67 .40 Pt. cloudy
R .26 Pt. cloudy
64 .n . Clear
63 .67 Cloudy
68 1.14 Clear
63 - .88 Clear
61 .00 Clear
SO .00 Clear
57 .05 Clear
53 .00 Pt. cloudy
6 .00 Cloudy
48 - .00 - Clear
64 .00 Clear
84 W .8
84 68 .00
66 .00
82 - 66 .00
84 ..68 .00
84 6! .00
fl ' ' 64 .30
86- 61 ' .60
86 U .70
V. S. rf. la. res,
do coupon
V. 8. la. raa.....
- do coupon
V. 8. 4a, rt
do emiDon'. . .,
Allla-Ohal. lat 6a
Am. As. ta
4Ha....
41
ao
lat. M. M
.l1Sa Japan
.imt4 do 4Ha
.101 aK. c. So. lat a..
IKS U 8. deb. 4s 1M1..
.114 L. N. unt. 4a..
. "2S.M. K. A T. lat 4a.
.101 do sen. 4i
Am. T. A T. rr liu.Vn. Pacific 4a.....
Am. Tobacco 4a 7S N. R, R. of M. ,4a. M4
do ta la,vav T. C. a. IVta
tl
MH
74
Mi
7
OUAdA LIVLbi'OCil AlAKlihl
Cattle of All Kindt Steady, at the
Least.
NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN HOGS
Fiat Sheep Good Sellers at Steady
Prices, Walla Lambs Are Rather
Dall aad Weak and Feed
ers Steady
.10...
.107 K. A W. 1st . 4a
. hi do pt. 4a
. No. raclflc 4a ..I"
. li do is
. t3n. S. U rfds. 4a . .,
-U Pann. tr. Ia 116
Receipts were:
Otficial Monday
Oltlcial luesday....
olficai Wednesday,
betimate Thursday.
71
i
".
102
D. A R. O.
do rt. 6s
Dlatillert' 6a
Brio p. 1. 4i..
do sn, 4s
do ct. 4a, aor, A.
do aoiiaa B...
t-kf. S. Ruhbar KttSt
an if. 8 St) id fa 1"!'
. llVd -faro. Cham. 6s.. M
. loWatnah lat 6s 10714
. li do at az. 4a.... ASH
, Watt arn Md. 4s
, t3awat. Blao. ct. ta
III. Can. Ut raf. 4a.. KH lv Pao, ct. a.,
Int. Mat. 4a. ....... II w
Bid. OMarad. i
87
M
1H
Allla-Chalmara p(4 ...
American Cou par ....
Amarlcaa AincuHurel
Amarlcaa Beat sosar
Amarlcaa Can
Amcrloaa C. A T
American Cotton 041
A marl ran H. L. ptd
Am, lea Securities
Amarlcaa Llnaeed
American Locomotive
American . tt H
Atn. B. A R. pfd
Am. 8 teal Fcundrta.....
Am. 8u(r Banning
American T. a T
American Tobacco pfd
American woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcnleon
Atchison pfd
Atlantlo Coaat Una
Baltimore at Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rap 1 6 Tr
Canadian Pacitlo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jersey
Chesapeake a Ohio
Chicago ai Alton
O. W. pfd
Chicago tt N. W
(.'., M. 4k st. r
C, C, C. BU L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado Southern
Conaolldatad Oa
Com Producta
Delaware Hudson
Denver aV R. O
St R. O. pfd
Dlatlilera' Securities
Krie
trie )at pfd
Brie 2d old
General Elestrls
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or atfs. ...
Illinois Central
Interborough Met.
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper .......
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City Bo
K. C. Be. pta- '.
Laclede Oas
Louisville eV NaahTllle. ....
Minn. 8t. Loula
M.. at. p. a s. s. m
M K, St X.
4
u
i
'
M
10 It
tUli M
iS.100
200 102 lOi
100 44 44
106 1U
100 II
800 X7V6
V00 40
4.4i0 M
800 100
' Boston Stocks ana Bonds.
BOSTON", Auk. ll.-Closlng; quotations on
stocks were as follows-
3 Mohawk 4
U Nerada Con S
a MlDlaalns Mines .... 80
1714 North Butte 11
North Lake
14Clld Dominion 87
, ll0ceila ISO
M Parrott 8. A C 16
80 Qnlnoy 74
18 Shannon 10i
46 Superior 48
7 Superior A B. M.... H
10 Superior A P. 0 11
, 7Tamarack 67
. V. .8. a A O I4S(
. ?U 8. 8. R. A M....
, 11 do pfd 47
, 7 Utah Con 4
, 17 Utah Copper Co 41
, 10 Winona 8
, 11 WolTerln 120
27 I Amal. CVmner
411 I A. Z. L. AS
42 1 Aritona Com. '
14 I Atlantlo
844 B. A C. C. A 8.
48 Butte Coalition
rl. A Arlaona
24 eCal. A Hacla.
l Centennial
12 12 Conner Kanra C C.
. Kaat Butte a M.
H to Franklin
101 Olroui Con.
44 Oranby Con.
Ill I Greene Cajianea
1124 13244 Ial Royalr Copper,
' ' I Kerr Lake
27 17 L.ka Conner
81 81 La Salle Copper.
. ' Miami Copper
M exed. Bid,
U 110 111 1,01
600 107 W7S 107
84
800 76 7M4 76
8,100 71
.. 14 Ontario
" in, rwkl
...w v,uir ......,
43. Suindard
..U Yellow Jacket
.. 8
..
..140
..178
..14
..100
.. 86
New York Mlnlngr Stocks,
NEW TORK. Aua-. 11. Closing auotaUons
7 wiii ibiu. imu, on mlolnsT stocks were:
too 84 81 82 Alice 178 Leadrllle con.
1021 nrunawica van I -L.uiie vniex
1M Com. Tunnel stock.. 84 Mexican
71U liu do bonda
U Con. Cl. A Va
700 45 44 4414 Ho "'"
100 144 144 144 iron Diier
( 00 mta 122 128 -Uiiereo.
400 t 211 Treaaarr Statement
iw oa e m i t.t . nT,,.,n . . , i -j .l
S 200 12114a 128 128 1 nAcniuiu, Aug. ii. V.UIIU1UUI1 ui ma
1 r.w ,iZ nil treasury today: liold coin. 8877,
..... ivt luhiw, buvvi uuiiai a, .itWiioiiVw, silver uui'
800 80 2 lo t lars of 1890, 63,626,000; silver certificates out-
to stanuins, ibi.uuw. uenerai tuna: Bianaara
88 silver dollars in uenerai fund, 82.633.986: cur-
8,100 K 26 164 rent liabilities. 6100,3o6,697; workina; balance
ew un. ,ea , "Jf in treasury ofHces, a7,8n9,7; In banks to
ZW 1H 1 . . I tt naAIM. aiihalHiarv llvr coin. tiR MS 2K4
wo IMS 124 uziY"z-'l-i,r.T;x
too kj - 62 M minor coin. 81,111,606; total balance In gen-
100 120 130
400 14 1H
700 4
too t
46
2
800 8S
16
300 28
200 II
14
18
im eral fund, 59,36,417,
16 I
46 I NEW YORK CPMKRAL MARKET
lo 4lotatlon of . the Day on Various
8 I Commodities.
i I NEW YORK, Aua;. 11. FLOUR Market
M , K. A T. pfd ,
Mlsaourt- Pacitlo
National Btecuit
National Lead ,
N. It. ft. et M. la ptd.,
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W.....
Norfolk A Weetern..,..
North American
Northern Paolfle
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas .'
P.. C c A Bt. u
Pittsburg Coal
steel car
Pullman Palao Car.....
Railway Steel Spring...
Reading
Republic Steel
RepuMle Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Hock vlaland Co. pfd...
8t. U A S. P. Id pfd..
It. Louis 8- W
St. L. S. W. pfd.!-.
Bloee-Sberneia s. i..
Southern Paclflo :.
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaseo Copper
Texas A Pacilio
T., St. L. A W
T., St. U A W. pfd....
unloa nemo
Union Paclfl pfd.......
United States Beany....
united States Rubber..
United Statea Bteel
U. B. Bteel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabaak
Wabaeh pfd
Weatern Maryland
Weatlnghouae BJlectrte ,
Weatern Union
Wheeling A L. E
Total sales tor the day, 827,708 share.
a,,? Zm. aulet: sprlna patents. 85.66to.00; winter
am iit inn! ini etraichts. 14. 00214.0: winter patents. 14.704
1.000 128 188 13 a 19; spring clearq, 4.36i4.60; winter extras.
-20 I in o. X, w3.tWQ'vi wuuer uuni, a, eo.ovus
too 1214 121 12 1.66: Kansas straights, $4.166.10. Rye flour,
too IS 8. 81 dull; fair to gooiL841vS4.36; choice to
tancy. 84.40a4.oO.
400 60 80 60 CORN MEAL fit end v: fine white and vel.
;;....-.... v.... 102 low. 11.66ai.60: ohofee: 81.45arl.60: kiln dried.
arut Riai. mu . " . . - -
L10 t 1 88 WHEAIUlMt itmns' new Vn. 4 rA
108 io ij 40 11-08. elevator, and, 81.09, f. o. b.; No. 1
14 14 ve f uui uici 11, e-f v. v., i'., wiitv. a nnr
, ..... t I was a sharp advance In wheat on the firm
4.600 116 116 )15 I -cables and foreign buying, as well as on
200 M 14 some less favorable croo advices, and the
i.aoo 12 ix ia strength In the outside markets, closing at
avs xue w m-aiKc net advance September, !1.07I
:li l-OS 13-16. closed at tl.OSH: December. 81.10
ins v. i.T i,7 112Mi. Receipts, 23,400 bu.
on w 84 ii CORN Spot, firm; No. 2, 73c. nominal
tan nu. aiu aia I elevator, ooniesuo oasis, to arrive. ine
44.MA m 13 140 I option market waa without transactions,
zoo is n closing ic net mgner. ceptemoer ciosea at
lot o o . it 72c. Receipts, 63. ISO bu.; shipments, 2.756
l.iuo ao xn aa au.
JJ OATS-gpot. steady, tnlxed, 2 to 82 lbs..
f nominal: natural white. 26 to 32 lbs.. 46Wri
fl 48c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lb, ixfti
la 60Vic Receipts, 89,276 bu.; shipments, 1,400
l.loo lis 11 DH DV; , . , . t .
2.100 8a 28 Z2 I nurn-vuwii male, cuiiiiiuu 10 cnoice.
2 1908, zixarac; iub, nominal, facuio coast,
8 1909, 6V&I60; 1908, nominal. -
8 PROVISIONS Pora quiet; mess, 826.50;
22 family, 826.0026.OOj short clears, 824.0026.60;
48 Daf tarlv' mH flfi nfWWIR 6i- famflu flu nn
too
8U0
100
800
100
81
81
84
67
M
0 62
100 14
100 88
81
17
4
67
68
68
84
86
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 1L 191ft.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 8.1a. i,M 84,14
.. S.114 8.7J7 LV0I2
.. 4,8.(7 8.1S3 4,tto8
,. 8,810 7.807 18,680
Four days this week.,..12.i48 23,471 67,400
Sam days last week....,00! 81,0.' 60,136
Same duys t weeks ago.. 21.8.8 81.472 43,te
Sime daya 8 weeka ago.. 23,897 86,821 62,118
same days 4 weens aao..U. ij7 . 24. 4o.9m)
Bama days last year. ......!,; 19,962 l,
. . luiiuniua tame snow the receipts 01
attic, hogs and sueep at south Omana for
ne year to date as compatsd with last
year: 110. lis). inc. uec.
Cattle 697,682 639,668 68..014 .......
xiog L86U.406 l,brt,CK8 84I,1M
Sueep Vt6,7&6 824,294 142.481 .......
in following ui auue lua ai
prices of hogs at Soutn On, ana tor tbs last
everal days, with comparisons;
21 cows 74 f 88 41 cows 8-9 I 80
44 bulls 1182 I 40
HOOS The market In the hog yard thl
morning waa almost a repetition of yeater-
ay a trade. Supplies were not Quite aa
large nor wa shipping outlet aa broad,
but prices paid were - much the same.
tieavy nor sold on a strong basis during
early round, but closing sale were weak
nd lat demand rather backward. Oond
lights and mixed moved readily from the
tart and the bl end of the receipts sold
In very good season. Barring scattered
high and low spots, the market as a whole
could hardly be quoted other than steady.
Uood heavy hog moved around I7.7ttf7..8.
with choice heavlea at 27.80 or better.
Rough and common parking grades had
o sell at the low figure. Medium weight
mled grades commanded 27.90 or better.
Oond lights ranged from 88.10 up to the
high price, 88.40. Bulk was scattered, aa
suai, i.twusuv emoracing tne long
trlngs.
Receipts for the four daya this week were
liberal, with offering generally mixed
heavy and of none too good a Quality.
Current price on heavy hog are only a
hade higher than tho or last Saturday,
while light grades ahow advances of 1MT
25c. The average market Is fully a dims
higher for the week.
Representative sales:
Dates, j 1910. l.ll.lOl.lij.1806.lui)1,
Aug. 1....
Aug. I....
AUg.
Aug 6....
Aug. ....
Aug. 7..:.
Aug. I....
Aug. I...
Aug. 10..
Aug. 11..
T 69 1 491
7 74V
T 6
7 7tf,
1 70
7 89,
7 79H
7 64
7 62
7 64
7 681
7 69
'
7 49
7 hl 7 41
7 k2 7 841
83
88
8H
46
80i
6 401
60
5 91
I 86
e
( 93
6 86
I 77
I 74
6 11 6 78 4 M
I 22 I 62 4 84
in in
I 761 i (Hi
I I 07
8 T8
82,
81
8 111 t 84! I 11
I 801 I 081 t 841 t 87
6 86 I 8i 86 6 02
I 6 8Ut 89 4 84
'Sunday,
Ueceiui and disposition of live stuck at
tne Union stock yards lor in twenty
four hours ending at 8 p. m. August 14:
ltECKIPTS.
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep. H'r's-
C, M. A Bu P. Ry... 1
w abash s
Missouri Paclflo 1
Union Pacific 60
C. & N. W., east 2
C. A N. W., west 46
J St. P., M. c O.... 4
C, B. & vi., east 1
C, B. Ac W-, west 29
C, K. 1. ot P., east... 2
C, R. 1 A P., west... 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago, Ot. w 1
Total Receipts ...141
2
'i
21 41 1
2 1
21 ..
10
8 I
So . ...
1
2 .. ..
2
4
118 ' 49 8
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs.eneep.
Omaha Paoklng Co 480
swift ana company 000
cuuany packing Co 818 -
Armour ft Co 68.
Murpny, Shipper ...
W. B. Vansant Co 16
Benton, Vansant & L.ueh 28
Hill dk Bon 77
F. B. Lewis..;.. 18
Huston A CM B
J. B. Root 6t Co 27
J. H. Bulla 80
Li. F. Huss
U Wolf 11
McCreary & Carey 2So
S. Werthelmer 4
ri. F. Hamilton
Lehmer Bros n
T. J. lngranam.. . 4.
Le Rothschild.. sa
Other Buyers " s4
o7'
l.uW
' 2,118 '
1,00
l,is
217
1,1 vu
l,9u
l.aua
..3.&20 7.162
100 41 41
41'!S 'Su. 43(19.60; beef hams, 22.O024.O0. Cut meats.
aau. ?i H quiet; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 lbs.. $16.75
400 70 81 70 I . rt,. ' ... I.,.. aid on T -. j '
10 84 14 83 V,TSnrf
. .TT?I.mv. continent. 812.36: South America. 113 on
1 1,800 4 46 44 I&I13.25; compound. 10.2610.60.
800 80 II 88 I lAlibU w -oicauyi prima cuy tnnas.),
soo 17 17 17 27.26: country, 26.767.37S; prime summer
tooo 84 84 84 yellow, 89.509.76; October, 7.757.78; Nov-
j.oiiq u ember, (.izt.,(.ia; aressea, o.uijj.wi.
" BUTTER Stronger; recelnts. 7.077 tub!
88 creamery aoeclals. 294.liI30c: extra. 9xx.m
29c; third to firsts,- 24ii27ttc; state dairy
common to iinest, n'rawetc
CHEESK Firm; ...receipts, U.190 caaes;
atate, whole milk specials, 1616Hc; fair
Tntol
r-i'i ri.irRpint nf cattle this morning
looked small as compared with tha heavy
runa of previous daya this week, but still
there was a fair showing for a Thursday,
138 cars being reported in. Today's run
brings ths total for the four days this week
up to 22,748, which is smaller mau iv
iuU hut araar than for the Previous
week' and larger than a year ago by 4,600
head.
The ig of beef steers were rimer
limited. ..o the demand waa reaaonaoiy
good a in- ...e market In a satisfactory con
dition, in spite of the fact that early ad
vices irom ovnar eimig yuiui nivv.in
weak markets. Such cattle as found favor
la buyers' eyes-sold very. readily at good,
steady prices. '. Buyers in some cases were
claiming that the cattle really sold a little
stronger, taking quality and everything
else - into consideration. There were no
right choice cornfeds here, but some pretty
Accent rattle sold UD to 87.40.
Cows and heifers sold In about the same
notches as yesterday and the big end of the
receipts changed hands la fair season In
the morning.
Stockers nnd feeders sold freely at good,
firm prices. Eastern buyers have been
cleaning up a good many cattle In the
yards, so that the market nas Den aepi in
a good healthy condition.
ijuoiaLiuua un native cattle. Good 10
choloe beef steers, $7.007.66; fair to good
beet steers, $6.1O7.00; common to fair beef
. mA : 1,,. luui ia f li mr. Mai a nti
toJi12 i'k " l6 heifer's. 4!oO46.60; fair to goo" cows and
heirera. 12.uw1p4.bu: common 10 rair cowa ana
heifers. f2.6oihvS.60: good to choice stocksrs
and feeders. 84.60&S.66: fair to good tock
stockers and feeders, 88.80iy4.60: common lo
fair stockers and feeders, a.00i.0; stock
heifers, 12.86474.00; veal caivas, e.oow.80i
bull, ataga. etc.. 80.8DOft.tw.
uuotations on rans cattle: uood to
choice beevea, 6.406.00; fair to good
beevea. I4.604t6.25; nmon 8a fair beevea
e3.6O04.4O: good m cholo COWS, 84.0O4V4.tM.
tair to gooa graaea, ss.iuw-'; cuuin Ana
-.utters, 82.6040.26; good to -sfaolo feeders,
I4-76W6.40; isir 10 gooa resteers. st.uusjt.tB,
i.immon to lair leeoera. i.vu&m.
Representallv salts:
BE KIT VTKERS.
800 80
Local Secnrltlee,
Onnl.tlAna rnrnlahut hv llfflllll RurnB. I tO STOOd. 13140.
Jr.. 633 Omaha National Bank building: Euus f irmer: receipts. 10,754 cases;
ma. aaaea. 1 irenn uaiuric, eAiia iiibu, Aty.Mu; iiraua,
81 II 19&'20c; seconds, I6S1I8C.
80 100 POULTRY Alive, irregular; Boston
ll. 101 broiler. 18c; fowls, 15Viffil6c; turkeys, 103
a" 14c; dressed, easy; western broilers, 17S19c;
."a 1 row 1. lain'inc: umGvi. L iiiLiic.
100 I l. Lean (je-aerai siaraiei.
8! ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-WHEAT Futures
Beatrice Creamery td
City Nat. Hank Bldg. It, 1120
POSITION In Jewelry store by ex per I
snced mull; Is goud watch repairer, wishing
to finish trade. Address N 826, Bee.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG AMERICAN
All .edera ta' ' 1 vices ( Wireless, ate.)
London-Paris-Hamburg
a. WaldeeeAtl.lTmlr-enntylvanla...Aug. u
aciucinnetl .u.. 81 Kaia. Aug. Vic. Sept. 8
atiu-'ariiua j la, Ort lteauiuaai,
ilamuurg Vrecu . Nee.
Ifainburg-Aiuai .i-u i,ie. 4 liiv4j; H.
8. wr liwl Aaala
LEGAL NOTOCES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR BIDS WILL
be received until 4 o'clock on Thursday,
August is. 1810 at the office of the secretary
uf the Board of Regents. Adnilnietratlon
building. University of Nebraska, Lincoln,
for the construction of a. cattle feeding
building, to coat approximately 88.000; to be
luill on the University harm, near L.lnuiin,
iccerdlng to plan and speriftcationa now
io file In the office of the superintendent
of construction, ruoin of the said Ad
ministration building. Bid must be sealed,
and marked with the bidder's name, and
the words "Hid for Feeding Building writ
tan plainly uu tha outside. J. fet. DALES,
Secretary. . AT-U-u-14.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES Uulet, but stock are small and
firmly held; on the spot fancy quoted at
11141 U'-ic; choice, 8'-j'i9c; prime,, RQ8'c;
common to fair. 67c. . .'.
HHli;D FRUITS Prunes are In fairly ac
tive demand and price are firm. Quotation
range from avic for California up to
30-403 and 6U9Via for Oregon. Apricots art
in small supply and prices are firm; choloe,
94-010140; extra choice, lOhW-llc; fancy, 10
(gl2VaC. Peaches are firm, with snMill offer
ings; choice, etVittiVc; extra choice, 6'$
7c; fancy, 74i71sc. Raisins are quiet on
the spot, but prices are steady; loose Mus
catels are quoted at 3&6c; choice to
fancy seeded, 4Vt?fio; seedless, StJ4Hc;
London layers, 1.20'a'l-25.
Bllnneapulls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 11 WHEAT Rep
21.16: cash. No. 1 hard, 11.10; No. 1
northern, 21.16Hi'fil8'4c; No. 2 northern,
northern, Jl.lfpVtJil.18Vi; No. I northern,
$1.08''1.14'.
FI.A X Closed at J2.no.
FLOUR First palents. $.V8&tS6.; second
patents, 26.4Of6.A0; first clears, t2o.4 40;
second clear. tJ.70fi3 00.
CORN No. S yellow, ill'.v1J62o.
OATS No. 2 white, 3fij37c. -HRA,N-80
00rfl'60.
RYE No. 2. 7K&74C. -
Dry Uood Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 DRY GOODS-Th
cotton coods market is firmer and higher.
An advance of half a rent a yard has been
named on standard tickings and advance
are also named on denims, convertibles and
some special lines of domestics. Yarns are
firmer. Linings are selling better. A sub
stantial sale ot silks for spring delivery
is noted.
German Fire Ine
Houston Watar la, 144 10
Iowa Fortland Cement lat mtg Is.... M
international Con. Ce bonue 84
Haneae o. a 8. 1 per eenl Id
Kanaa City Stock Yard 84
Kanaas City I, 6 L M, 1818 t
Michigan State Tel. 8s, 1124 84
Nebiaaka Tel. Stock, I par cent 100
N. V. Central Llnee, 4S. 1112 100
Ouialia Water Co. la. Hit -81
Omaha Oas, 1117 88
Omasa I. U r. k 1U
Oinaba A C. 8. 8. Hy. ptd. 6 per sent 82
Omaha A O. B. St. Ry. U, 1828 84
raclfie T. 4k T. 6s, 187 86
PannayUanla Equip. 4a, UU 8
Seatile, City of, Is, lM 104
Trt-Clty R. a L. la. 1122 14
Union Sleek Yarda Stock. Omaha 88
Rocky Mounlala Fuel , "
Wabash Kulp. 4 Via. 1111 18
Caffea Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. U.-COFFBO-Cloil
steady net unchanged to 6 points lower.
Bales were reported of 80.2'jO bat. Clos
ing bid foalow: August and hep'ember,
6.86c; October, 7.06c; November, 7 10c; Ie
eember, 7 16c; January, T2Si-; February,
!!; March. 7.82o; Anrll, 7.84o; May, T.3r;
July. 7.3r. Huot coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7,
SM'!c; Santos No. 4, tc; mild, tjulct;
Cordova, loylJo.
M
It
l"i
107
I7vt
17
108
Latdss gteck Marvel.
LONDON, Aug. 11. Trading In American
securities was light during the first hour
today, but a good tone prevailed. Prices
at noon were irom o to o above yester
my 1 new lorn Closing.
Closing Quotations on stocks were
Console, money 11 LeulaTllle st N 14!
do account 81 M., K. AT.,
Amal. Copper 874N. T. Central
Anaconla Norfolk A W.
Atchlaon 101 do pfd
do pfd 11 Ontario A W.
Baltimore A Ohio... .110 r.nnylnla
Canadian raclfie ,...1M Rand Mines .
Cheeepeake A Ohio.. 16Reading
Chicago tit. W l4VtSo. Hallway .
v.. at. A St. p 187 ds pfd
De Beera 14 Bo. Paclflo ...
Denver A R. o Illnlen Pacific
da pfd 74 do pfd liva
Brie II U. S. Bteel 71
e lat pfd 42 do pfd 111
do Id p(d 22Wabeh 17
Orao4 Trunk 24 de pfd 2i
Illinois Central 121 Spanish 4a I:
SILVER Har, steady at 24Vkd per ounce.
MONEY-lJl per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 per cent.
5 higher; September, 8101; December, 21-04;
li -h hlarhor: tract Nn. 1 red. ll.ft.lfri 1 OKU.:
101 I xt e horf ti nr.u.
100 r"inrtV K"utiiro higher- Ftantemher. tLm
December, 60c; cash, firm; track No. 2,
n'c; Nee 2 white, 83V4o.
82 OATS Futures higher; septemnex, Mc;
97 December, 86c; cash, firm; track No. 2
34c: No. 2 white. 27c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 6.10
6.40; extra fancy and straight, 4.30ii4.!X;
hard winter clears, S3.3oi7i5.90.
SEED Timothy, $5.75S.00.
CORN MEAL 22.26.
BRAN Firm; lacked, east track, 29789Sc.
HAY Steady; timothy, 14.ii14.60; prairie,
211.00414.00.
BAGOING 8He.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing,
122.00. Lard, higher; prime ateam, 211.27'ii)
11.47V- Dry salt meat, ateady; boxed,
extra shorts, 12.S7'-i: clear ribs, $12.37;
short clears, $14.26. Bacon, steady; boxed.
extras short, $13.87; clear ribs, $13.87V4;
i short clears. $14.26.
POULTRY 'Steady; chickens lie; springs,
14c; turkeys, l$B23c; ducks, 9-&12C; geese.
17 6&9
7 PUTTER Steady: creamery, 2S29VtC
T2 KUU3 Higher, isc.
No.
8
81
12
17
11
4
8
16
4
6
6
8
10
6
8
6
8
12
8
18
4
8
6
7
At. Pr. No.
.. 780 I 80 tl ,
..1088 6 15 88..
.. 864 6 60 II
.. 828 6 i 81 ,
COW. ,
.. 821 2 12.......
.. 100 2 76 12
., 841 76 20
.. 118 1 10 20 ,
.. 811 2 80 8
.. 171 I 88 7
.. 76 8 00 14
.. M4 8 04 II ,
.. 816 8 00 10 ,
.. 781 I 00 I
.. 826 8 1 28
.. 884 8 10 7
.. 876 8 20 8
.. 874 2 86
HEIFERS.
.. 800 I 78 6
.. til 1 86 6
.. 476 1 80 41
.. 671 8 18 8
..127 I 18 6
..826 8 80
BULLS,
AW Pr.
... Ml I tt
...100 6 80
...1241 I 88
...1288 1 48
... 888 1 40
8M 8 4
... 717 I 60
... 808 I 68
...861 I 40
... 826 8 18
... 817 I M
...1028 8 70
...1041 III
...ioi; i
... 811 8 88
...10M 4 00
...1044 4 16
Til 8 68
728 8 80
877 8 t
631 8 76
, 787 4 00
t2S Flour, bbls...
"?if2 Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
New York Carb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Legan A ttryan, members New York
Stock Exchange, 216 South Sixteenth street,
Omsha. i
II Greene Cananea .... I
I Inaplratlen 7 8-14
8 Laroae 4 i n
18 Nevada Con 201
lNewhouee 81
4 hlj Copper ...... 1 i ll
lRay Central 2V
. 1 1-ltSwtft Pkg. C. lot
Bay atate Oaa.
Butte Coalition
Cat-tut
OIne
Chief Con. ...
Fraction
Davla-Daly ...
Ely Central ..
Ely Con
Franklin
Oireua
Urldfield Con
Unldfleld Florence.
Ooldfleld Daley ....
II Seara-Heebut-h oe....M"t
11 Sueerlor a P.
7Ti.opli Mining
8 Trinity Copper ..
1 North Lake
4BokamU
Receipt. Shipment.
6,6110 9,600
14,010 69.000
25,000 27,000
111,000 86,000
18
SI
4
H
6
Neve York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. IL-Uoney-On sail.
Kanaa C!t-r Grain and PrnvUlona.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 11. WHEAT Sep
tember, 98o bid; December, $1.02; May,
$1.06o bid; cash unchanged; No. 2 hard,
98cii$1.03; No. 2, 98cjll .01; Ne. 2 red, $1.00.
1.01V4; No. 8, 98c4t1.00'V
CORN September, 62c; December, 69e.
sellers; May, 61c, sellers; cash unchanged
to Vc higher; No. 2 mixed, 63Vc; No. 2
mixed. 63c; No. 2 white, 64c; No. 2. 603o.
OATS Unchanged to Ho higher; No. 2
white. 35c; No. 2 mixed, S4'u34ViC
RY F No. 2. 80820.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $13.&ot2
14 00; choice prairie. Ill UOp 11.26.
BUTTER Creameries. 26o: firsts, 23o;
seconds. 21c; packing stock. 20c.
EOUS Extras, 21c; firsts, 18c; seconds,
10c.
- Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu... 112.ono lii&.(0
Corn, bu 16.000 22.000
Oats, bu 8,000 7,000
lagir Mavrhet.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 SUOAR-Raw.
firm: Muscovado, 88 teat, 8 fee; centrlf uaal,
n teat, 4.3c; molasses sugar, 89 test, 8 64c.
Refined, steady; crushed, 6.860; granulated,
.ljc; powdered, i.lio.
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
I
1
6
1
8
66
t
10
7
2
7
10
6
4
6
6
..1180 8 60
..14M 8 10
..1440 8 60
..1180 8 66
,..1222 8 40
..1220 8 60
CALVES.
.. 10 I 80 10.
,.. 216 4 28
,.. 185 4 IS
,.. 116 6 00
... 150 6 60
... 210 6 60
... 120 6 66
COWS AND HEIFERS.
,.. 840 I 10 I in 4
,.. Ill 8 81
k'lo' r its AND FERDRRS
1..
8....
1....
1....
1....
8..ii."i!i
. 680 I 84
. 706 8 88
.1110 8 76
.i284 8 80
.1480 3 80
140 I 71
146 6 78
141 I 80
100 I 08
221 6 08
142 6 86
1 bull...
16 cow.,
$ cow.,
8 ateer
2 calve
IX IN II
, 631 I 16 I
821 I 26 6
, 72 I W II ,
, 706 I 80 4 ,
,788 3 18 3
,778 3 80 17 ,
, 867 3 88 8 ,
41 III 11 ,
,768 8 70 1
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
.12M 3 40
.663 $ 60
722 8 78
444 3 76
.. TT4 8 78
.. IM I 78
. . W I 80
.. 7tJ I 80
.. 871 4 20
.. 88 4 80
..71 4 16
..1011 4 88
6 cows tl 2 80
3 heifer... 43 2 00
No. At.. Sb. Pr. No. At. Bh. Pr.
II ill ... 1 4 II 20 110 7 80
13 141 ... t 80 8 170 120 1 80
, 141 ... 7 10 80 M 120 7 80
14 130 ... T 68 61 242 7 80
41 131 148 7 8 II 8-4 ... 7 80
47 tM ... 1 8 71 2i.l 120 7 88
64 10 860 7 80 28 271 ... 7 14
6v 122 140 T 10 7 27 ... 7 12
12 27 8 I 4 41 3 120 7 18
61 3"0 4 1 18 84 2 40 1 88
8 270 44 7 45 44 2M.120 I 84
41 27 40 T 48 46 244 80 t 88
44 lat ... 1 6 67 Ill 120 1 88
41 34 84 T 70 tt 2- ... 188
14 212 80 t 70 6 23 40 7
88 W0 40 7 7 41 2-tO 120 7 80
4 171 110 T 70 46 271 ... 7 80
M INS 120 T 70 88 80 7 80
21 8!8 80 7 70 87 148 80 T 88
80 ..Ill 40 I 70 70 241 124 7 85
II ! ... 1 74 70 121 140 T 86
41 108 ... 7 70 74 Iti 80 1 86
80 82 ... 1 76 62 148 110 7 85
61 Ill ... 1 71 10 241 ... 7 88
88 264 120 1 76 4 2o0 ... 100
61 241 40 I 76 31 222 80 6 00
11 171 124 7 76 71 HI 40 I 00
61 Ill 80 7 75 77 124 184 6 00
68 182 ... T 76 73 124 120 8 00
4 160 120 7 76 84 244 44 8 00
64 2h 40 1 84 88 334 ... 8 00
84 Ml 180 7 M 47 128 40 I 00
61 248 84 7 80 71 137 SO 3 00
64 241 40 7 80 48 13 44 3 08
48 374 80 T 80 14 82 ... 8 10
40 281 ... 1 80 74 214 ... 8 10
34 282 ... 7 M 72 228 2U0 8 10
18 273 80 1 80 67 224 880 8 10
1 211 240 1 80 86 247 80 8 16
44 177 80 1 80 8o 220 ... 8 26
43 361 40 7 84 87 183 40 6 30
43 Ml 140 7 80 84 215 80 8 80
61 174 120 1 84 81 188 ... 8 40
bucihr Ltui on maun up a large pui tlon
ot oiieiings in trie sueep Darn tms moili
ng, but Sti'aigm strings of tat ones were
scarce ana it requirea more or teas sort
ing to put tne stulf in shape tor uuyeis
inspection. ii.ariy hours were quiel as
usual, hardly enoush stock changing nanus
to try out the scale ot puces, r eeling was
rattier bearish, however, and bulk of fat
1,049,001); publle deposits Increase, fl.2K75.O0Ol
note reserve Increased 4879,000; government
securities unchanged.
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
ll.thllltv this week Is 6106 per cent; Isst
week It was 49.99 per cent.
OMAIIA 49 Kit E R A at MARK8CT9.
Staple aad Fancy rroaaoo Trlees Far.
alahed by Bnyer ana Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery No. 1. delivered t
the retail trade In l ib. cartons. 32c; No. 1.
In 80-lb. tubs. 81c; No. I. In 1-lb. carton.
29c; No. 2. In 00-lb. tuba. t8c; packing;
tock, solid pack, 20c; dairy, In 80-lb. tuba.
23c Market changes every Tuesday. i
CHEESE Twin. 17V6C; young AmrleC84
19c; delay, 18c; triplets, 18c; llmbergsr, ls; ,
No. 1, brick, 17c; Imported Swiss, 30c; do
me t lo Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22c.
POU LT R Y Dressed broilers, under I
lbs., 23c; over 2 lbs.. 20c; hens, 16c; cocks.
10c; ducks, 18c; geese, 16c; turkeys, Mci
pigeons, per dos., $1.2; homer squabs, per
dos., $4.00; fancy aquabs, per dos., 13.60; No. '
1. per dos., 33.00. Alive: Broilers, 16o'.
hens. 11c; old roosters, 6c; old ducks.' full
feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, lOe;
turkeys, 19c; guinea iowis, 20c each:.
pigeons, per dos., duo; homers, per dos., 62.00;
squabs, No. 1, per dos., $1.60; No. 2, per
OOS.. 60c.
FISH (all frosep) Pickerel. 12c; white
fish, 14c; pike. 16c; trout. 16c; large crap,
pies, 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c;
haddock, 13c; Nounders. 13c; green catfish,
18c: buffalo, 8c; halibut. 10c; white perch.
9c; bullheada, 14c; ro shsd, $1.00 each;
naa roes, per pair, eve; uug legs, per dos.,
30c; salmon. 16c
BEEF CUTS Rib: No. X, lV4e; No. L
14c: No. 8, 8'c. Loin: No. 1, 18c; No. 2,
14c; No. 8, 2c. Chuck: No. 1, gc; No. 2.
6c; No. 2, 6Vc Round: No. J, lie; No. 2,
8c; No. 8, Jc. Plate: No. j. 6c; No. 2,
6c; No. 2. 4o.
FRUITS Oranges: California Camel I a
brand Redland Valencies, all sites, pet
box, $6.00; Havana Mediterranean Sweets,
216 aixe, Pr box, $4 00 ; 260 site, $3.25; 288
slxe, 33.00; 824 else, 12. 50. Lemons: Limo
nlera, extra fancy, 3"0 alxe, per box. $8.00;
360 slxe, per box, $8.60; choice, 200 site, per
box, $7.50; 860 size, per box, $S 00; 240 six.
600 per box less; Sunsst brand, per box,
$7.00. Bananas: Fancy eelect, per bunch,
$2.2e2.50; Jumbo, per bunch, $2.7643S.7&.
Cantaloupea: California. 64 alxe, $4.60; 46
standards, $6.00. Plums: California, red,
per 4-baket crate, $1.65. Blue prunes: prf
crate, $1-W- Peaches: - California, per 20-1 b.
box, 04iCo. Pears: California Bartlett,
per box, $2.50; in lots, per box, $2.40. Ap
ples: Home grown. In bbls., 34.00ia4.60; new
Oregon, in boxes, $1.75. Watermelons:
Texas, 194o per lb. Dates: Anchor brand,
new, 80 1-lb. package lo box, per box,
$2.00.
VEGETABLES New potatoea: In sacks,
per bu., 90cHi$1.00. - Onions: Yellow, in -Backs,
per lb., 4c; Iowa, small, per lb.,
3c; Spanish, per crate, $1.75. Garlic: Ex
tra fancy, white, per lb., 15c; red. per lb.,
16c. Egg plant: Fancy Florida, per dos.,
$1.50 2.oo. Celery: Michigan, per dos.
buiiches, 85c.
HOME - GROWN VEGETABLES Cab
bage: New, per lb., 2c. Tomatoes: Per
basket, i&c tsiring ana wax beans: Pef
market basket, 76c. Cucumbers, per dos., .
iambs had to go at small declines, or In j Radishes: Extra fancy home-grown!
?er ao. ouncnes, ioc. lettuce: ipxtra
ancy leaf, per dos., 30a Parsley; Fancy
home-grown, " per dos. bunches, 80c. Rhu
barb: Per dos. bunches, 46c. Green onions:
per dos bunches, 25c. Turnips: Per mar
ket basket, 40c. Carrots: Par market bas
ket, 60c. Beets: Per market basket, '84M.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuta: BlarjJrV.f
lb.. 2c; California No. 1, per H 17cf,Cail
fornla No. 2, per lb., 14c. Hlckorynuta:
Large, per lb., 4c; small, , per lb., 5c.
Cocoanuts: Per sack, $5.00; per dos., 600.
Honey: New, 24 frames, $3.76.
6 heifers... 686 J M
8 calves... 363 4 60
1 bull 1400 $ m
9 feeders., 763 4 20
I steers.... 881 4 23
14 steers.... 7:l 4 15
4 cows 860 S 60
77 cs. ft hs. 938 8 76
9.S8 2 80
663 $ SO
2Mi 4 00
13 cs. A h. 816 3 90
t feeders.. 608 8 65
12 calves... 237 4 76
15 cows 70 2 85
11 steers.. ..1064 3 86
8 cows 921 3 26
F. U. Hoxle Neb.
19 steers.. ..1166 6 00
Coffee A Tlmnln Neb.
68 feeders.. U3 6 70 28 feeders. .11.12
WESTERNS SOUTH DAKOTA.
18 heifers... 733 3 80 2 heifers... CM $ 00
4 steers.... 840 4 00 4 feeder
WYOMING.
$ steers... .1264) 1 16 19 steers..
T. N. Mathews Wyo.
I feeders.. 1021 4 40 $ steers..
8 steers. ...111 $00 $oows...,
4 cow 960 8 90
H W. Mathew Wyo.
16 steers. ...1073 6 00 16 feeders
12 cows 85 3 (6
Boner Cattle Co. Wyo.
17 fteers....U21 4 90 22 steers. ...1031 4 40
16 heifers... 927 4 16
Swan Land A Cattle Co. Wyo.
201 cs. A hs. 61 3 75 69 oows 872 t 8$
4 70
.767 4 00
, 137 t 15
,.11W 4 09
. 920 I 25
911 4 40
other words, at flgurea only a llttie lower
than those prevailing at eastern points.
It took veiy good weaterns to sell at $6.25
or better, and extra choice grasaers are
not quotable over $6.60 at most, a smau
bunch of prime natives topped at $7.00, a
sale which means llttie or nothing as ap
plied to the market aa a whole. Top prices
on full loads or grass lambs thus far this
week was $6.60, with current values right
around a quarter-lower than quotations at
last week'a close.
Sheep and yearlings that were fit to kin.
found a ready outlet today at generally
steady prices. Fat wethers from Wyoming
went at $4-00, the same as yesteraay, anu
grass yearlings moved at $6.00. Native
ewes sold as high as $4-00. but range
classes would do well to bring $3.75. Breed
ers would sell from $4.X&$5.00, according
to age and condition.
Th feeder market is sun in gooa snape,
each mall bringing In a multitude of
orders. Good feeder sheep are selling al
most on a par with fat ones, and feeder
lambs are also moving at a very narow
spread. Yearlings are favorites, of course,
ami are riosina a little niKner man mey
were a .week ago, with other classes of
half-fat tock selling on a quotably strong
Deals.
Quotations on rrae stock: Good to
choice lambs. 86.2StS6.50: fair to good lambs.
88.10IT8.26l feeding lambs. 36.60SJ6.00; handy
weight yearlings, 36.0041:0.20; neavy year
lings, $4.4004.80; feeder yearlings, 64.WJf5.10;
rood to choice w ether. $3 :i. J."; fnlr to
good wetheji fS.40fC.:r.: feedinr -wethers,
3.4fMtS : f breeding ewes. M.OIVfM.BO: fat
ewes, $3.2898.76; feeding ewes, $2.6003.36. -
Representative sales:
28 native awes H 4 00
28 native lambs 9 7 00
27 Idaho lambs 72 0 10 -
15 Idaho yearling, culls 83 d
222 Idaho lambs, feeders 63 6 05
19 Idaho wethers iw eo
97 Idaho yearlings 82 4 15
2 Idaho lambs, culls 44 b 25
117 Idaho lambs 61 25
870 western yearlings, wethers ... 88 4 00
152 western yeriangs. wethers ...102 4 50
109 Idaho yearlings 88 6 0)
248 Idaho, yearlings 5
182 Idaho ewes 10$ 4 10
428 Utah lambs 88 0 u
449 Utah wethers 110 4 00
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Cattle Dall Hogs In Moderate He
rn and Sheep Strong;.
raiflfin. An. 11. CATTLE Receipts,
7.000 head; market dull and weak; beeves,
$4.668.25; Texas steers, $3.605.60; western
steers, 4.00jji.7b; Blockers ana loeucio, .w
W6.26; cows and heifers, $2.506.40; calves,
. ..... t. ,
riOUSJ rteceipis, jo,wi neavu, ina.ii.oi iui
f lacking grades, fairly active; others Blow;
ight, $8.40(38.90; mixed, $7.808.85: heavy,
$7.608.40; rough, $7.687.75; good to choice
heavy, 17.70(88. tu; pigs, s.tvtfs.o, nun i
sales, 87.8O&8.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head; market strong; naUves, $2.25(54.25;
western, $2.50474.15; yearlings, $4.0fii5.40;
lambs, native, $4.26!g.60; weatern, $4.25y6.50.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
wavras CITY. Aug. lL CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head; market steady to - 10c
higher; dressed beef and export steers,
$8.508.00; fair to good, 84.604HJ.S6; western
steers, $3.S6(87.20; stockers and feeders,
13 0085.80; southern steers, $3.50i)6.00: south
ern cows, $2.5084.15: native cows, $2.60tffTj.OO;
native heifers, 3.oa.tu; duiis, i-.w.ij'i.io.
calves,- $4.004J7.65.
HOGS Receipts, 5.000 head; market steady
to 6c lower; bulk of sales, t8.2tfa4j.56; heavy.
$8.0frftg.35; packers and butohers, $8.26b.bu;
ll.ht SIWVfl8 60.
- ' . - . -A. v 1 w r. .- AAA
KHFKr AINU lA m LSPi neceipio, a.vw
head; .market steady; lambs, $.").60a6.75;
yearlings, $4 .50(86.26; wethers, $3,754(4.20;
ewee, $3.5084.10; stockers and feeders, $2.75
(04.75. . . .
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11 METALS Stand
ard copper, quiet; spot, $12.2012.25; August.
$12 204(12.30: September and October, $12.2oa
12 40. London closed steady. Spot. 66 14s
u. t r... f-j; 11a 3d. No arrivals of
copper were reported at New York today,
r-,,..,m house returns show exports of
ior.07 ton so fsr this month. Ieke copper
..iiriKu- Alnr-trnlvtlc. 312.60tftl2.62V6: cast-
fn.a 812.2.VB12.37V. Tin, steady. Spot. $33.23
33&V August, $33.27Vfi33.40; September,
October and November $33.2.33 40 London,
firm- Boot. 12fi 10; futures, 162 12s 6d.
Iad. dull. $4.484.50.' New York; H-tW-K.
, . c, Tnia lindon. snot. 12 10.
Kilter dull. $5.S6fli6.40. New York; M.ftOTJ
5 00. East ft. Louis. London. 'spot, A22 lfts.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 40s In London.
, .iiu irnn continued aulet. No. 1 foun
dry northern. $l.r 18.50; No. 2 foundry
northern, $15.50.816.00; Ni .l southern and
No. 1 southern soft, $15.7516 2j.
RT. LOUIS. Aug. 11. M ETALS Lead,
$4.32. Spelter, strong, $5.07.
gt. I.enls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 11. CATTLE Receipts
6,500 head; market tronger to 10c higher
rTT... .kinnin, nrt eiuort teer. $7.4071
8 10 dressed beef and butcher steers, $6.8f
7.75:. stockers and feeders, M.t: '
and heirer. n.wwi.". .
bull. $2.60ft2.75; calves, $nK38.2u. Texas
and Indian steers, $4.25S.&o;
HOaVRecelpts, 8.600 head: market 10s
. ' ... Ti. . 11. ht. 28.00'a'9.26: packers,
$8.4088.50; butchers and best heavy, $8.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.500
head T market 10c higher; native mutton.
$3 7j4 26; lambs, $6.60i 60; culls and bucks,
$3.0ufi5.06; Blockers, $2. 50 3. 75.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ll.-COTTON-Steady;
middling, 15V8c; sales, 22 bales.
NEW YORK. Aug. 11. COTTON Spot, ,
closed quiet, 25 points lower; middling up
lands, 15.70c: middling gulf, 18.95e. Hales,
1.425 bales. Futures, closed barely etewdy;
closing bids: August, 18.66e; . September,
14.40c; October. 13.69o; - November, 13.60c;
December, 13.58c; January, 13.57c; February,
13.50c; March, 13.62c; May, 13.67c; June,
13.7uc; July, 18.710.
Dank ot France Statement.
PARIS, Aug. 11. The weekly Statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased
191,150,000 francs; treasury deposits in
creased 60,175.000 francs; general deposits
decreased 80,150,000; gold In hand Increased
8,925.000 francs; silver In hand decreased -10,450.000
francs; bills discounted decreased
247.550,000 francs: advances increased 13.109,7
000 franca.
"' Milwaukee Drain Market.
MILWAUKEE. , Aug. 11 WHEAT
Steady: No. 1 northern. $1.14V4S1.1: No.
3 northern, $1.12-$1.15; September, $1.02.
KY; NO. 1, o0jnle.
OATS Standard, 8741o.
BARLEY Samples, ViWTlO.
Blar Jump In Rubber ' Price.
LONDON, Aug. 11. There was much ex
citement among rubber dealers In Mincing
Lane today. Hard para jumped 1$ cents a
pound. r
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11. WOOL Uttchanaed?
territory and western mediums, 18923c;
tine mediums, iiigwo; line, Itso'iiC.
Bank Clearings. '
OMAHA, Aug. 11. Bsnk clearing for to
day were $2,449,881.83, and for the corres
ponding data last year, 82,233,729.08.
Dulath Grain .- Market. ' ,
DULUTH. Aug. 11. WHEAT Bentambar.
$1.15; December, $1.18.
- To IMsaolve tko Unloa
of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biliousness and malaria, take Elec
tric Bitters. Guaranteed.- 6O0. For sals by-
Beaton Drug Co.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Real estate transfers for August U, lSl0?.
furnished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1714
Farnam street. Telephone Douglas 2865;
Inter-Urban Land company to M.
lioche end wife, lots 8, 9, 10 and U,
block 10. Uer....f. $1,30
curoe to a. juauenaer, lot 17, block 11,
same
Provident Real Estate company to H.
P. Bergo. lot 7, block 2, Pruyn park..
T. J. Smith to M. E. Hmrth, lot 23,
block 11, Halcyon Heights
Charles H. Williamson, trustee, to E.
ti. Lewis and M. B. Lewis, lots 8 and
4, block A, Lake James park
W. C. Buliird and wife to Keys Lum
ber and Coal company, lots 9, 10, 11,
12, 19, 20 and 21, tMayne's 8,500
L. Gregerlch et ux to W. C. Bullard,
same ,500 .
R. J. Kelly and wife to E. Llndquest,
lot 17, block 1, and other land, block
4, t?aleman's ' 2,(00
E. W. Bllne and wife to F. B. Hood,
part lot 7, block 1, Kounse's 4th addi
tion 8.0K) '
C. L. Saunders to J. B. Bone, part
lot 1, Franklin square 4,500
G. H. Collins and wife to Continental
Trust company, lot 6, eel by s subdi
vision Barker company to Willkun O. Rice,
lot 16. block 2. Clalrmont
H. E. Love to H. A. Krics, lot 21, Luke
& Tetnpleton s
450
200
233
200
660
2,650
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ll.-WHBAT-fipnt,
No 8 red wlr.ter western no stock; fu
tures firm; October, 7s $d; December, 7s
avid; 'March. 7s 9d.
CORN-Suot. firm; old American mixed,
6s HdT future, quiet; September, 4s i;
October, 4s $L
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON. Aug. 11 The weeklv tate.
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve J""eael
1705 000; circulation decreased f.mooo; bill
Hon Increased f3fl.ll7; other securities de
creased 442,000; other deposit decreased
1 808-1 tf 10
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quantities ot 5 shares and upward,
and bonds from 1 upward, for an
Initial deposit and monthly deposit
thereafter until the securities are
paid for In full.
Esnd for Clrculsr No. 1 "Odd Lot
Investment."
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