THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY,
i
t
1
f5kBad Eeporti from Europe Cause Re-
aewed Buying.
C LITTLE CORN OFFERED FOR SALE
i
Mheat Opeas Higher, Follonlm
Richer Cables mm Bnllish For
.0 fla Nn tiood A1tm
' Waa Later Registered.
, OMAHA, Aug. 12, 1910.
lonrirtnatloon on the dlsasteroua condi
tions in the French and German crop out
look gave renewed buying power, which
easily meed prices higher from yesterday's
close. Should foreign countries be forced
to buy our wheat, trades are convinced of
much higher value.
Very mtls corn Is found for sale, while
wheat advances and reports about the
trowing crop continue to be unfavorable
Values are strong and ths upturn.
Wheat opened higher In accordance with
higher cables and bullish foreign news.
A good advance was registered, but sell
ing on the bulges caused a reaction from
top values, the market closing with only a
nominal advance.
The corn market acted In sympathy with
wheat and ruled higher. Hhorts were buy
ers on the crop reports of more damage
by dry weather In the western part of the
belt. Cash values were Voc hlcher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,421.000 bu.
and shipments were .0 bu., against re
ceipts lat year of 839,000 bu. and shipments
of 41!S,0u0 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 236,000 bu.
and shipments were 4M.000 bu., sgalnst re
ceipts last year of 3T0.0K bu. and ship
ments of 847,000 bu.
Clearances were 10.000 bu. of corn, 4,000
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
101 000 bu.
Liverpool closed "i'Slid higher on wheat
and Sd higher on corn.
Local rang of options:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.j Yes'y.
Wheat I
Sept.. . I
Deo....)
Corn
Bept...
Deo....
Oats i
Sept-.
Deo.. .
I
88 I
I
85 V4
7
I
, "'HI
I
fV4 KM M
8 tlSI 87
I
SOU 61 6fH
6sh 6s &H
I Wl 3P
I 37V.I ' Wi
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 8 turkey. 81.00V41.2: No,
1 hard, some drir mi vaiinu. oti,. iuur.-
Turkey, 899c; No. 3 hard, some 'dark
And yellow, m 98c ; No. 4 hard, 9ir97o,
""""Wi ro. i spring, srrww'ic, nominal
No. 1 snrlne- wu.6tqill ..mi.l
CORN No. 2 white, fc'A'fttavsc,' nominal;
No. 1 white, 622'4c; No. 4 white, 00f?61o,
luiiiinai; no. a yellow, HKjyoi'ic; No. 8 yel
low, WHw; No. 4 yellow. 60v4c: No. 2.
blljOlHc; No. 8. 616lftc; No. 4. fiO!iWio;
liv KIUUQ, WAUWiC.
OATS StiinMmH UliffiVn' Ui nkllii
244r34o; No. 4 white, luVa.Httc; No. ii
j-euuw, ai(.Mc; No. 4 yellow, KitC.
BARLEY No. 1 feed. 53ij56c, nominal;
rojrtjv, ikic, nominal.
iilgpNo. 2, 76c; No. 8, 7374c, nominal.
- Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats,
464 81 643
Chicago ...
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth ....
811
19
60
60
21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fra tares of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board ot Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12. Sales of wheat to
uermany were made today by Chicago
bouses and alno at Philadelphia. In addi
tion. Baltimore confirmed 600,000 bushels ex
port sales, motrtly to France. Directly as a
result, prices advanced three times In suc
cession, but attempts at profit taking
caused reactions so that the close was weak
at a net gaing of jc. Corn showed a
general rise of Vr; 1c, oats, c to MUo, and
provisions ot zwiiy,c.
The total of world's shipments turned
out unexpectedly heavy. Large sales of
Hour to cross the Atlantic were also re
ported. Fluctuations In the September were
between il.tE(yl.o-.;, with the close up c
up at $1.02 to $1.021.03.
Corn showed more strength than .any
other grain. Many reports were received
that, rain was needed, and that farmers
were selling little for the stations. One
crop expert figured losses 2i8 points since
July 25 In the leading states, barring Illi
nois, which he asserted to be unchanged
In condition. September ranged from 64c to
6614c. with the close e up at 66o. The
cash market was strong. No. 2 yellow
closed at 676743.
Oats were helped by the strength of other
grain. September varred from
and closed at 37140, a net rain of Vic
Provisions were firm. The finish was
'fH,hUc "I for Pr- 2Vi'S7W0 for lard, and
2n5c Tor ribs,
fx he leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
Sept 1 OIV 1 03 1 02-Hl 1 0? 1 01
Dec. 1 OSMi'H 1 Of7-. 1 OCVl OtiV, 1 04
May 1 loVi I 113 110'4inM,'4 109
C5 V4 es4 T4 es esf;
Dec. 61-2V 62, 1 WM,
May 64 (&V.65 "74 64. 62MX.
tOats
Sept 87'iffl4 37V4 86 S74 36H
1 Dec. 39 fl'Vm9S Z
I Kay UHu 43 41', 41 41
rS Fork
Sept 21 87H 21 6R 21 20 21 47' 21 1.1
Oct. 20 80 97V4 20 80 20 80 20 BO
Jan. IS 50 18 67Vi 18 46 18 62U 18 10
Lard
Sspt U 67H 11 SO 11 65 11 77 U
rf ct. . U 60 11 70 U 60 11 6ft 11 47
0V, 11 36 11 40 U S24 11 87Vi H 20
o, , 10 &7Vi 10 65 10 5,'H 10 CO 10 42' i
Sept 11 55 11 70 It 65 11 65 11 4?H
Oct 11 07'4i 31 22 11 07V, 11 1744 10
Jan. 60 70 60 8 65 47Vi
y. . 822.00
. . Short
-,uii t clear
i ml flour were
Jt.
No.
Cash quotations were s follows
FIX)UR Firm; winter patents, 84OV06.8O;
winter straights. t4.3O65.00; spring straights,
f&.x,U4.46; bakers, M.wat.(i.
ltVE-No. 8, 76ii77o.
BARLEY Feed or mlxlnt. 4S'BKc; fair to
choice malting, 62tr,'Uc.
ShiWDi Flux, No. 1 southu r",fi-n, 82 81;
No. 1 northwesttrn, 12.66. Ti .'. 84.75,'o
1.60. Clover, Is.Ouiu 13.50.
PROVISION S-Mes.i port;,
tm.li. Lard, par 1U0
ribs, sides, loose, tl.37''rn
Sides, boxed, U.7oWi:.00.
Total clearances of wtie.i.
equal to Wl.ouO bu. Kxporn for the week
ss shiywn by Bradslrci-t s, were equal to
1,226,000 bu. Primary receipts were 1,421,000
bu., compared with 7:i7.0uu bu, the corre
sponding day a yea ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
379 cars; corn, 1JU cars; oats, 684 cars; hots,
1,000 bead.
Chlcaao Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red.
fl.tK4Jl.044; No. red, fl.OlVtf 1.04; No 2
tard. 81 Oltfl.044; No.. S hard. 81.1.034;
Nn 1 nortlxirn uprlug, $l-2jUwl.24W.; No t
northern spring,, old, fl.lvil); new, 1107
HI. 10; No. i spring, new, l.Wtol.07. Corn:
No. 2 earn. 7'(ro7'.tc: No. 2 while, (&o; No.
8 white, (rijii7ujc; No. 2 yello. 7'difl74c;
No. 3 yelluw. (jtitt),i. , Cat. N'o i caii,
new. 854i; No. 2 white, new, Si'iiSo; No.
8 whits, new, 3CH37'4c: No. 4 white, new,
SW17e; stMiuluru, nw, ."4rJSo; old, S8c.
BUTTKK Steady; creameries, iiijZi'c;
dairies, 232Ue.
KCJU 8- Steady; receipt , 8,761 cases; at
mark, cases Included, lO'tfltc; firsts, 17c;
prima firsts, 13o.
CHEEiili Steady; daisies, Wc; twins.
15&'UVtC; young Americas, 14c; long
burns, l&v
POT ATOKS Firm; choice to fancy 9i
6c; fair to good, 92io.
POC'LTHY-Kasy; turkeys. 20c." fowls.
124o; springs, liu.
VEAL Steady; BO to 0-1b. Wts., 8394c;
96 to W-lb. wis.. 'a94c; 85 to 110-lb. wis.,
lotnouc.
Cariot Receipts Wheat. 404 ears: corn,
II cars; oats, 643 cars. Estimated Tomor
row un.n, hi cars; corn, los cars; oats,
884 CHI'S.
f. I. oats General Market,
ST. LOt'I3. Aug. 12 WURAT ...-.
hmher; September. 81.01S: lecernber, l.o6(x
1.06; cssh firm; track. No. 8 red. tl.Otol OS
No. 2 hard.-31ti04jl O7.
CORN Futures higher; September. 86c
December, 6WSo; ranh higher; track. No j'
the; No. 2 white. 6f.4c.
OATS Futures higher; September, S5o
tember, 71o; caxli higher; track. No l!
ftc; No. 2 whits. StiyaTo. "
RY K iX'Wer. mo.
FLOl'K Firm; red winter patents. 85 10
i0: extra fancy and straight. tiSiK.itai
Jidid winter clears, $J JfrhSKO.
CORNMKAL-83.3&.
H HAN Higher; sacked, east track. 81 00
CI-19-
MA'--Flrm; timothy. tHOOtJtl.SO: prairie
1I OM'iMOO.
pKwVialONI Pork. higher; lobbing
3? J IK. Lard, higher; prims steam, til.u
tU.ti4- Dry Mil naats firm; boxsd aura
shorts. 12. 27U: clear rlhs. 812.374: short
clears, 812.75. Hacon, firm; boed extra
short 11174; clear ribs, 13.874; short
clears, 814.25. , j m
ltJI'LTHV-Ptesdy; Thickens, lie; spring,
14e; turkeys, ltl23c; ducks, 8i(12c; geese, t
HI'TTER Steady; creamery, 2Kgi94c
Ltias Firm; 184c
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls ll.ino 8.2"
Wheat bu... 152.0"0 69 ."0
Corn, bu IH.UK) g.ODO
Oats, bu 78,000 (4,000
WEATHKIl IN TUB GHAl.t BELT
Prediction Is for ontlnned Fair Until
Saiarday Rrrnlnar.
OMAHA. Aug. 12. 1910.
Showers were scattered over Ihe middle
and southern Rocky Mountain slope last
night and light rain Is falling at Cheyenne
this morning. The showers extended east
ward over the southwestern portion of Ne
braska and a fall of .80 of an Inch occurred
at Culbertann, with lighter falls at North
Platte, Hastings and Grand' Island. Light
rains are falling In the South Atlantlo
states this morning and showers were quits
general along the Atlantic coast since ths
preceding report. The pressure is relatively
high over the country east of the Missouri
river, and an area of high Is moving In
over the Pacific coast. A depression of
coiiHlderable energy extends from the Ca
nadian provinces down over the eastern
Koeky mountain slope and this depression
will cuuse general cloi.c'ii.cf.f and somewhat
unsettled conditions to prevail over the cen
tral valleys tonight and Saturday. A slight
but general ' rise In temperature has oc
curred In all portions of the country within
the last twenty-four except slightly cooler
weather prevails on the pacific slope. A
very slight rise In temperature will be felt
In this vicinity tonight, but no Important
change la expected. The weather will
probably continue fair tonight and Satur
day. 1910 1309 im 1M7
Minimum temperature.... 68 77 63 61
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation sines March L
14.3S Inches.
I ef Iciency corresponding period In 1909,
1.05 Inches.
Excess corresponding period In 1908,- .04
ot an Inch.
L. A, WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for ths twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time,
Friday, August 12. 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb 80
Auburn, Neb H
Ilroken Bow Neb. 81
Columbus. Neb... S8
Culbertson, Neb.. 94
Falrbury, Neb.... 87
Fairmont. Neb... R6
Or. Island. Neb... 89
Hartlngton. Neb. 90
Hastings, Neb.... 83
Holdrege, Neb.... 86
Oakdale. Neb 84
Omaha. Neb M
Tekamah, Neb... 91
A't.t, la 88
Carroll, la 9
C'arlnda, la 90
Sibley, la 86
Sioux City, la... 88
67 .00
63 .00
64 .00
60 .00
66 .90
62 .00
62 ' .00
h7 .05
62 .00
64 .14
IS .00
65 40
68 .00
61 .00
63 .00
62 , .00
65 .00
E5 .00
64 .00
fiky.
. Pt cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Foggy
, Clear
Pt cloudy
Pt cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt clouay
Clear
Clear
Cler
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
. Clear
Clear .
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE. -
No. f
District Btatlo
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville. Ky 1
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago, 111 26
St. Lnufs, Mo IS
Pes Moines, la.... 14
Minneapolis, Minn. SO
Kansas Cty. Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 19
Scattered showers occurred In the Omaha.
Minneapolis and Chicago districts within
the last twenty-four hours. Temperatures
have risen slightly In all portions of the
corn and wheat region since the last re
port. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Temp. Rain
Max. Mln. fall.
S2 54 .00
84 60 .00
84 5(1 .00
F6 58 .10
84 58 .Oft
88 5 .00
92 60 .70
88 62 .00
88 62 ' .50
. Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 12. Wheat
September. 984&08'fcc, sellers; December.
81.02, sellers; May, 81.07. Cash, unchanged;
No. 2 hard, 99c&1.034; No. 8, Sgci&'fl.lO; No.
2 red, 31.014: No. S, 99c81.004.
CORN-Unchanged to- c hHrher: No. I
mixed, 634c; No. 3 mixed, 63'b34c; No. 2
white. 64Vo: No. 8. 6SViiBfi4c: September.
3M3Ho; December, hWiQWAc, bid; May,
G24((i2c1 sellers
OATS Unchanged; No. I white. 854c; No.
2 mixed, 84(v.16o.
ky K ISO. a, tmtK-jto.
HAY Urchanged: choice timothy. 113.50(8
14.00; choice prairie, Hl.0Qi911.25.
BUTTEK-Creamery, 2&4c; firsts, 23c;
seconds, 21c; packing stock, 28o.
EOOS Extras, 21c; firsts, lc; seconds, 10c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 238.000 226.000
Corn, bu 44 000 23.000
Oats, bu 13,000 8,000
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of tlie Day on Various
' Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. FIUR-Market
firm; spring patents, 5.656.00; winter
straight. KoOfd.bo; winter patents, 34.75(9
5.10; spring clears, 84.864.6fl; winter extras.
No. 1. f3.753.90; winter extras. No. t, 83.509
1.65; Kansas straights, 84.lMfi.10. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, $4.10Q4.35; choice to
fancy. 4.40fa"4.V -
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, Sl.h51il.b0; choice, 31.451.60; kiln dried,
83 umzM
WHEAT Spot market firm:' new No.
red, $1.0, elevator, and $1.10, f. o. b.; No.
1 northern, $1,274, f- o. b., to arrive; prices
on options gained about lo a bushel on
firm cables and reports that exporters had
taken 66 loads, mostly for Francs and Ger
many, closing at 'n'lo net advance; Sep
tember, $1.08 7-161.08Hl closing, $1,084; De
cember. $1.U U-16&1.12; closed. $1,124. Re
ceipts, 13,200 bu.; shipments, 18,790 bu.
CORN Spot market, firm; No. 2, 74o,
nominal, elevator, domestic basis, to ar
rive; option market was without tranaod
ttons, closing 40 net higher; September
closed 734c Receipts, 61,725 bu.; shipments,
9 8t4 bu.
'OATS Spot market firm; mixed, 24) to 82
lbs., nominal; natural whits, 28 to 82 lbs.,
464484c; clipped white, 84 to 42 lbs., 48419
504c Receipts, 114,371 bu.; shipments, 1,881
bu.
HAT Firm; prime, $1.45321.55; No, L $1.38
fil 40.
HOPS Easy; state, common to choice,
19ou, 2ui'23u; 180S, nominal. - Paolfie) coast
190ft siio: iww, nominal.
PROVISIONS Pork steady; mess, $25.50;
family. 225.00ir26.00: short clears. 324.0025.60:
Beef easy; mess. $15.0015.60; family, $19.00
tf20.00; Deef hams, Ki.oo 24.00. Cut meats,
quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., $15. 75
18.00; pickled hams, $11(00. Lard, steady;
n.l. 1,41a n - nHme Sit AVT11 mma1
easy; continent $1235; South America, $13.09
aji;w; compound, iu .zargiv ou.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city (hhds.),
$7.25; country, $6.757.374; prime summer
yellow, $9 .50c.7-9.T6; October, $7.7Mr7.7S; Nov
ember, I712y".13; dressed, $6.90((f 95.
Ul'TTER Steady; receipts, 5,249 tubs;
creamery specials, 29iii;c; extras,
tic; third to firsts. 24 274c; state dairy
common to finest, 224o28o.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 4.1!"0 cases;
state, whole milk specials, 15'.. 164c; fair
to Rood, ltt'14o.
EO'Jft Firmer: receipt. 10.7R4 rases;
fresh gathered, extra firsts, 21-jj21'c; firsts,
181120c; seconds, lti&lSc.
l'Ul'LTRY Alive, steady; western broil
ers, lSVc; fowls. 154'lc; turkeys. 10-al4o.
Dress: Irregular; western broilers, 164yi
ijc; 10 a is, ii'iiKi luri.eys, niuiia
Liverpool Uraln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12.-VHEAT-Opened.
dull; No. 3 red western winter, no stock.
Futures, steady: October, 7a8Hd: Decern.
ber. 7s March, 7s 104d.
CORN hoot, firm: old American mixed.
5s lid. Futures, steady; September, 4s8-d;
UCiODer, is rsju.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA, Aug. 12.-CORN-Cash, higher;
No. 2 white. 67c; No. t yellow, M4c; No.
I ellnw, 664e; No. 4, 654c; no grade, 634i.
OlTli , r. , , , V ' K7 1 K I,. IT . x- -
. . u ...aw"B. -.v. 1,, . , VJ. 4
while, 87c; No. I white. WW4e; No. 4
SllnneavolU Uraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 12 WHhAt
September, $l.l2i7H24; December. $1.124;
May. $l.liiV Cash: No. 1 hard, $1.14; No.
1 northern. $11311.154: No. 2. 81.06Wi
1.134; No. 3. ll.OS'sil 1.124.
Milwankea Grain Market.
MILWAl'KER. Aug. 12-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. $l.lam 1.164; No. 2 northern, $1124
til 14; September, $103. bid.
OATS-Standard, HHuiSr.
BARLEY Samples, 66u70Vtc.
Iinlath drain Market.
Dl'Lt'TH. Aug. 12. WHEAT September.
$1 144: Ieiember. $1 134: May, $1.14; No.
1 northern, ll.lt.; No. 2 northern, $1.0b'u)
1.134.
OATS 37'AO.
NEW YUKK S f UCliS ANDBONDS
1
Eailroad Shares Occupy Major Share
of Speculator' Attention.
HABEIMAlf ROADS', SUEPLUS BIG
Canadian Parlfle Dividends Increase
.and Aid Blreaatki of Vnlon and
Southern Pacific Railway
Prospeets Hopeful. .
vw TOR K, Aug-. 12.-Ths prominent
place held tod.iy In the number of railroad
m..re uean in, and the extent of the ad
vance by Reading, t'nkin Pclflc and
southern Pacific wu K, rr.lv 1,,. .
wide surplus of the year's earnings over
in uiriuena requirement shown by the
two Harrtman roads and by the Lehigh
Valley, the trafflo conditions on which are
very similar to those on the Reading. The
strength of the Pacifies was ulso aided
by the Indirect effect of the week's increase
In the Canadian Paelfln dividend. Th
contrast In the prosperous showing made
by these reports to stockholders with the
compiainxs neard rrom railroad officials of
the onerous conditions for operating rail
roads. Inspired a more hopeful view of
railroads' prospects than has been held
by the majority of the stock market. The
preliminary estimates pt the currency
movements pointed to another strong bank
return tomorrow. The arrival today of
$3,000,000 of Imported gold will figure In the
showing. Ths gain by the banks from sub
treasury operations Is lees than last week,
and there Is a sharp decline In the volume
of receipts by express from the Interior,
the balance of the movement remaining,
however, largely In favor of New York.
The Increase In bank cash for the week
on all accounts Is computed to amount to
between $8,000,000 and $8,000,000. There has
been nothing to Indicate any Important
changes In the loan item this week, leav
ing xne promise ror another subrtajvtral
addition to the surplus reserve. The un
wieldy proportion to which the surplus has
attained and the lack of Influence It has,
Inducing bankers to bid mora freely for
mercantile paper, or to loan on time, is
made a subject of commant that Is not
favorable In Its Influence on the stock
market
The strength In the grain markets was
due more to reports of revived demand for
export for wheat than to news of crop
conditions.
Further weakness was shown by Amer
ican Smelting, but the general market
broke away from that lnfluenoe. The propo
sition to reduce the output of copper Is
supposed to threaten a corresponding re
duction In- the profitable activity of the
company.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales, par
value, $1,251,000. United States 2s registered
advanced 4 per cent, and the coupons de
clined 4 per cent In the bid pries on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were: S
Bales. Hisa. uow. innso.
Allls-Chs1mn pM ..
Amalgsmsted Ooppsr
Antetioan Agricultural
Amarloan Bat Bucar
American can
Amorlean C. A F
American Cotton Oil.'.....
American Jl. A U pfd.....
Am. Ico "fleurlttes. .........
Amarlcan. tlnaaad
Amarlcan UocomotlTS
American B. 4k R
Amerlran S. A R- td
Am. Steel foundries. ......
Am. Sugar Refining, .......
American T. 4k T
American Tobacco pf4
American Woolen V
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison
Atchleon, pfd
Atlantlo Coast tine. .......
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem steel ....
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central 01 r.ear jersey
Chesapeake 4k Ohio
Chloairo A Alton
Chlcaso Ot. w., new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C. M. St. p
C, C. a A St. L
Colorado F. A I....
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Grande.. ...
D, A R. O. pfd
manners' Securities
Erie '.
Brie 1st pfd
Brie id pld
General Klectrte
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore otfs...
Illinois Central
Interborouca Met
int. Met pfd
International Harvester ..7
lnt Marine pfd
International Paper
Internatioal Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City 80
K. C. Bo. pfd
Laclede Gas
Loutarille ,N
Minn. A 81.' Louis
M St. P. A 8. 8. M
M K. A T...
M . K. A T. pfd.,
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ot at. td pfd
New fork Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North Amerlran
Northern Putt!
Paclfla Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P., C, C. A 8t L.
Pittsburg Coal -
Preraed 81 eel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway BUet Spring.......
Reading
Republie 8teel
Republle Steel ptd
Rock laland Oo.
Rock Island Oo. pfd
St U 8. F. 2d pfd
St. Louis 8. W
St L. 8. W. pfd ..
Sloes-Sheffield 8. A X
Southern Pacltlo .....
Southern Railway'..,,
8a. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper ...
Texas A Pacific. .'
T., St U A W
T , St. U A W. pfd..,
Union Ptfl i. ....,
l'nka Paclfla pfd....
United States Realty.
United States Rubber,
United States Steel.,,
U. S. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
V. -Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Wabaah pfd
Western Maryland
Weatlnfhouaa Elecuie
Weaiern Union
WtveelUlg A L. E....
. S0.600
loo
700
. ' fW
. - 70
600
. 100
. -600
.' ""ioo
. 17. WO-
4Vi
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s
0
17 "
1114
17
41
H
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'17
11
17
64
100 101 101
i'Mii iioii
400 133 13S
MO t
l.tno
HOP
4Mk
100 1M4 10.114
2
43
14
47
69
21
1114
n
a
101
44 V
. lSl't
1.700 111 110 I11H
1.400 10H 1071i lOsti
400
l.O0
1,700 1M
(00 M
W41
77
1.100 14
too
700
1.100 141
5, toO 125
14
46
"Soi
100
Sfl
70 7
1' 112
13 14
1M
..... J
tl 73
-
11 14
46 46 4
144 144
m 124
lb
t
63
4,100 130 m
100 ia i
1M
62
12
1S
.600 11I4 160. lo"4
1,100 o to ' 10
100 71 11 rl
...v
4.600 lft 1B 1
WO 44 "41 43
...... ' 13
'"00 141. 141 141
800 12"S U:'
JOO (3 63 U
K) 130 130 130
frOO
' 100
l.eoo
M0
17
47
46
1
1
l
41
16
4
41
14 .
1
lt
41
100
600
00
1.0110 103 101
1.100 141 lii 141
400 14 U X3
17
at
14
10
M
14
!
1
108
TOO 130 ISO
60 11 11
1,400 61
too 104
100 61
700 !
1,00 114
130
12
H
11 61
109 !
61 61
18
111
1,400 t; m
18
113
40
M
76
4.0 116 116 114
M
1 129
10 !(
M 4
1S
U
167
10
M.I00 143 141 142
100 16
7,100 110 w
too 101
loo 84
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10
J00
$.100
too
. .104
100
6u0
10
11
41
, K
'ii"
41
10
61
2V
t$
11
(7
6
. 14
S3
20
Jl
S
13
(7
41
14,100 115 114 116
i.suv n n 11
600
100
too
100
400
63
11
17
II
4
74,100 16V,
M
13
2
:
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1
100 3
M
17
M
4
100 '
too
T7.700
TO
13
11
1B3 17
13 ' 18
00 114
1.IW0 41
74
13
10
14
70
700
too
1,400
6S
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4 41
63
11
104 61
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1
17
16
43
6
4
5
Total sales lor the day, 482,100 ha res.
Losdoa Closing; Stoeka
London, Aue. Ii. American securities
opened firm and higher today. During ths
forenoon prices continued to advance un
der the lead of the Pacific stocks. At noon
the market was firm and from fct&lft above
parity.
Closlnr quotations on stock were:
Consols, money.. 41 lULoulevllle A N 144
do account si M K. a T...
Amal. Cupper 41 N. Y. Central,
Anaconda 1 Norfolk A W
Atchleon 101 te pfd ,
do p'd 108 Ontario A W.
Ballimore A Ohle....ll1Pennaylvanla
Canadian Perm ,...11 'Hand Mines
.. 16 W Reading
.. I4So Railway.,
..Ill So pfd
.. 14 80. Paolfls ...
,.. 11 Union Paclfle
.. 74 da pfd
.. Mr. 8. Steel...,
.. 44 da pfd ,
.. II Wefce.h
.. II do pfd
,..1U Bpanlah 4s
Cbee. A Ohio
Chlcaro Ot. W....
C., U. A St. P..
De Beers
DenTer A U. O ..
da pfd
rle
do lt pfd..,.,..
do td pfd
Grand Trunk
llllnuts Central ..
l-x-dlv.
B1L.VEH Bar, firm at 24-lGd per os.
MONKT-l&li per cent.
The rate of discount In ths open market
for short bills Is 2, per cent; for three
months" bills, 11 per cent.
i
...111
...104
... 141
... a
... M
... 1
.., 71
... 14
... 66
...111
...171
N
11
...lll
... 17
... 14
... M
H.fUi.WO; silver certificates outstanding,
t4A8.A4.0U). ,
General Fund standard silver dollars In
Keneral fund, l.V 0x6,0.04 ; current liabilities.
lltil.2til.12; wnrklns; balance In treasury of-
iiree, i.4'W,ont; in banks to credit of treas
urer of the United Mates, J0, SI 0.24fi ; sub,
slillnry silver coin, fJO,410,246; minor Coin,
i,i(i.',ih; total balance In general fund
!8,i4o,'J&.
REPORT Or THE CLEARING HOUSE
Traaaaetloas at the Associated Baaks
for the Week.
NEW YORK. Au. 12.-nrsdtreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending Ausust
U shows sn Rftgresate of 12.404. IH7,0(iO, as
against $3,009.0113.000 last week and 1.772.
1(74.000 In the corresponding week last year,
Following Is a list of the cities:
CITIES. ,
Clearings. Inc. Deo.
New York Cork Market.
Ths following: quotations are furnished
by Ixican A Bryan, members New York
Stock Exchange, 116 South Sixteenth street.
Omaha.
Bey State Oaa It InaniraUoa
butte Coalition 18Leroee
Caetua 8 Narad a Cons
Chi no II Newhouae
t'hlet Cuna. 1Ohio Copper
Fraction U kawhlde Coalition.
!ele-Daly lKay Central
B!y Central lstwlrt Hkg. Co
kly Cons M Seen-Roeburk Co.,
Franklia 10 Superior A Pitts...
Giroas IHToBopak tilnlns. ...
Goldfield Cone I l-UTrlnlty Copper
Ooldfleld Plorenos... tMorh Lake
Gvldfleld Delay...... 4 Bohemia
Oreene Caaaaee 1
'
. 4 .
. It
:: .r
H
.102-4
.1M
. U
4
. 4
1
New York
Chicago
Roston
Philadelphia
ft. Louis
Kanras City
lMttsburs
Kan Francisco
haltlmora
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Omaha
LosvAnxeles
Ivoulsvllle
Milwaukee
Beat tie
tt. 1'aul
Buffalo
tenver
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Providence
Portland, Ore
Memphis ,
P.ichmond
Fort Worth
Halt I-ako citv ,
Washington, L. C...
nu Joseph
Columbus,
Albany
Tacoma
Savannah
ripokane
Toledo '..
Rochester
Nashville
Hartford
Ie Moines....
Peoria '.
Norfolk
New Haven
Sioux City.............
Wichita
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Augusta, Qa
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass
Evansvllle -
Dayton
Oakland, Cai
Oklahoma City
Jacksonville, Fla.....
Portland, Me
Worcester
Little Rock
Knoxvtlle
Wheeling
Charleston 1
Chattanooga .,
Lincoln
Wilmington
Mobile
Topcka
Davenport
Wllkesbarre
Kalamasoo
Fall River
Cedar Rapids, la
Sacramento
New Hedford
Springfield, 111
Macon
Youngstown
Fort Wayne....
Helena
Fargo
Columbia, S. C
Akron
Canton. O
Lexington
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls....,
Rockford, 111
Qulncy
Bloomlngton ."
Springfield, 0..
Chester. Pa
South Bend
Lowell
Binghamton
Jackson, Miss
Decatur, 111
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neb
Vifksburg, , MIps......
Jacksonville, 111
Dt'luth
Scranton, Pa
Houston
Oalveeton
York, Pa
tl.tOfi.J'iS.OnOI
a7,2;.4.oooi
12S4.172 OOOj
122.&O2.0O0I
6.8.000l
o0,3rtti.0iJ(
42.022,000
4S.6ir7,OiO
27.2S5.0H0l
20.7O7,0tV!
K591.0
14,W.0U0
19.041,000
l,60,0oi
14,764,0O0
u.zM.ooo
12,052,000
11,812,000
10, 7X5,0 0
,X27.0U0j
s.srw.otio
8.748,tKK)
,stll,UU0
7.sitl,00
.08,00(
S.418,000
4,817,0001
6,378.000
4.5.S6.000
4,767.0001
6,300,tXM
5,90.1.000
6.809.009
5,002,0001
6,767,000!
3,997,000
' 4,244,000
4,089.0
S, 250,000
8.941.0OW
l.7,0
t. 553,0001
t.9H.0i0
, M15 000!
1,307,000
1,258,000
3.461.0O)
t, 840,000
1.121 (NW
1.2J8.0K)j
2,m.ouo
1.047.000
t, 369.0001
2,13ti.OO0l
S.062,000
..519O0O
e.071,000
1.907,000
. 2,066,0001
1.68,O00
1,636,000
1,688,000
1,072,000
1. 873.000'
' 1,304,000
1,562,000
1.2!2.000
- 1.461,000
1.2tr7,OOW
1.278.000)
1.380,0)0
1,090,000
794,000
1,323.000
792 0001
1,200,0001
860.000
915,000
844.000
938,000
. . 763.000
612,000
m.wm
893,000
67,(W
793.000
409.CO)
765,000
676000
' 6S3.0OO
, 489.00TH
482,000
. .r.12.000
613,000)
488.000
856,000
486 000
826 0.0,
346.000
233.000
S3, 000
J,5.t3,0OO
1,279,000
21,731,000
10.611,000
791.000
t.l .
6.4 1.
7.l.
"jo!i.
3 6,,
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...6:-
ia.i,
2.0).
14.7i
21
I
15 6
"i'.i
ss
8.0
12.7
8.1
46
8.6
11.8
13.6
8.4
22.1
17.1
1
16.1
21.7
9 1
16.4 ,
4.8
19
7.7
SS.8
7.
1.3 ......
7.7
17.6
4.1
(.1
11.9
4
t.l
6.6
19.1
13.8 ......
8.7
5.7
3.7
13.9
18.7 ,
16.2
61.9
63.4
80.7
4.7
29.8
4.1
19.3
17.6 ......
17.6
60.3
1.6
6.8
1.7
13.8
16.1
8.1
7.6
18.7
19.3
13.6
12.2
9.3
6.8
6.6
8.9
14.6
8.8
65.8
13.8
26.1
8.1
8.7
22.2
16.9
it's
24.1
22.0
9
11.2
22.8
13.7
7.2
..... 6.6
2.9
8.4
8S.4
21.2
2.6
14.8
6 1
OHAtiA LIVE SIGH MARKET
Uinal Light Friday Cattle Hun, with
Prices Steady.
H0G8 TEIT TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
Fat heep Good Sellers a Steady
Prices, with Lambs Active and
Test Higher aad Feeders
steady to Stroag.
BOTJTH OMAHA, Aug. 12, 1910.
RM.lnU ...
Official Monday...
urricial Tuesday .
Off in I e..""Y"-y
tstlmats Ftiday .
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
. 1.187
. 6.114
. 4.837
. 3.606
, 980
Not Included In totals because contain
ing oiner items man Clearings.
New York- Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER-5H per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at 84.8360 for
sixty-day bills and at $4.8670 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.834.83
SILVER Bar, 63o; Mexican dollars, 44o
BONDS Government, Irregular; railroad,
firmer.. v
Closing quotations on bonis today were
ss follows:
V. S. ref. ta. ref....lit ejaixtn 4s
do coupon 101 do 4s
C. 8. la, rg 101K. C. So. 1st l.v.
do eoupon 101 U S. deb. 4e 111 7..
U. 8. 4e. re 114 U A N. unl. 4s...
do coupon H4M. K. A T. 1st 4s.
Allls-Chai. lit 4s.... 71 do gen. 4s
Am. As. Is lGOiteMa. Paelfln i.
Am. T. A T. ov. 4s.-.100N. R. R. of M. 4s. 13
Am Tobacco 4a 7N. y. C. s. I M
.T?" f 104 do deb. 4e 11
Arbiour A Co, 4s.. tu'N. Y N. H. A H.
4wiiiiBun sen. ea..,.,. sii cv. ss
d v. 4a 106 tt. A W. 1st e. ii
do ct. (e lot o cy. 4a...
A. C. L. 1st 4s M No. Paciflo 4s ,
Bal. A ObJo 4s M do Is
o 1 i eo. g. L. rfdg. 4a
-do 8. W. ! taPenn. ot. Is 11K
Brk. Tr. cr. 4a 81 edo con. 4a. ,
Ceo. of Qa. la 104Readlnt sen. 4e...
Leo. Leather es M St, L A B. F. fs. 4s 10
C. of N. 1. s. ( 121 do sen. U 16
Chee. A Ohio 4s...loo8t. U 8. w. e. 4s.... 72
, 4
, 11
, 11
'
, 17
, 4
7e
..131
. si
. N
.100
. 71
. 41
. 6
.101
W'
do ret. la. 1 , do lat aold 4...
OUcago A A. aSaaboard A. U 4s.
C. B. A g. j. a M8o. Pae. col. 4a...
do gen. 4s do ct. 4s
C, M. A A P. g- a W do 1st ref. 4a
C. R. I. A P. e. 4a.. 13 So. Railway 6s
do rfg. 4s 18 do gen. 4e
Colo. Ind. it , To I'nlon Paclfle 4s....
Colo. Mid. 4s m de ct. ' 4s
C. A S. r. A e. 4a. X do 1st A ref. 4s..
Ji. A H. ct. 4a. 17 V. S. Rubber is....
. M U. 8. Steel Id 4s...
. 0Va.-earo. Chem. Is.
D. A R. O. 4s
do ret. is
Distillers' 4s ....
EHe p. I. is ,
do gen. 4a
do ot. 4s, aer. A
do serlee D
Oen. Klec'er. 1.
III. Cen. let ref. 4s.
Hid. Ottered.
11
. ss
. r
. K
14
. 14
.100
.104
. M '
.101
.101'
. tw
4! Wabaah lat (a 10
. 41 do lat A ex. 4a e4
. 10 'Wee tern lid. 4s. 11
. 14 ewest. Blee. er. 6a... ss
. 44 Wla. Ontral 4s 1
ll Mo. Pa. st. 4e 11
Local Securities.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr., 633 Omaha National Bank building:
Bid. Asked.
Beatrice cretmerr pfd
City Nat. bank Bluf. 4a. 1124
City uf Onoalia aa. mi
German Kire Ine
Houeton Water as, 1M4
Iowa Portland Cement let mtg 4s.
International Con. Co., bonne
Kanaaa u A B. 1 Ber cent nfd
Kansas City Slock Yarris
Kanaaa City R. A L. &e, 1U.
Mlehlsan stats Tel, Is, 1M4
Nebraska Tel. Stock, 4 per rent...
N. Y. Central LI nee. 4e. 1111 lov
Omaha Water Co. 6a. UM4 M
Omaha Oaa, 1117 II
Omaha . L. at P. is. ltll i
Omaha A C. B. S. Ry. nfd. 1 ser cent 12
Omaha A C. U. St. My. ia, 1914
Paelfls T. A T (a, 1W1 S6W
Penneylyanla Equip. 4a, lilt
Seattle. City of, ea. ): 104
Trt-Clty R. A L. 4a, 1U M
Colon Stock Tarda Stock. Omaha tt
Rocky Mountain fuel si
Wabaah Kulp. 4a, 1811 rl
M
HO
Wi
iU"
M
44 .
44
4
M
100
4
100
101
1S
101
100
M
luo
T
t
lol '
100
M
n
X
4:1
41
41
107
41
47
)U4
M
Bosloa Stocks us . soada.
Treaiary Stafesaeat.
WASHINGTON. Aug. U.-Tlis condition
of the tressury st the beginning of busi
ness today was aa follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin, tS78 E71.S6; silver
dollars, 8o3.274.0U0; silver dollars ot UW),
BOSTON. Aug.
stocks were a
Allouea
Amal. Copper . ....
A. S U A S
Arliona Cum
Atlantic
It A C. C. A S. M
Hutu Coalltloe ...
Cel. A Arlaona,.. ..
4l. A Her la
Centennial
Copper Kenga C. C
East Butte C. M...
Krenklls
Oirous Con
Oranby lon.
Greene Caaaaea' ...
Ule Koyale Copper.
Kerr Lake
Lake tiipoer
Ia Salle Copper ...
Miami Oepocr
t-41. Aakeo.
41 MUhawk
. SNi4 Con.
12. Closing quotations 00
iuiiu. e .
. to
. It
. II'
. l
.10
4
. 76
. 10
41
4
. t Nll.taalng Mines
. 11 North Butte ....
. a North 1 k .
.. 14 OM Domlnlos "."
.. IPHtOeceola
.. Mlt Perron A 4k C.
..Hi yulncy
II Skennon
'.. 47Superler
luMrlnc a. n u
.. lSurerlor A f, C.'.'.;'. 11
.. . - . .inilUR . 09
.. 14 v, s. c. a a
.. 1U. S. S. H. A M.... t
.. l; do pfd f,s,
.. 'll ub Coa t,u
.. vt tk Copper Co
.. II Winona i
.. 11 "WelTerlne lJUSa
Bl A
Five rlave . v. 1 ,, m.
a. , ' -, .tile wpti,.i,i,ui
2?m jlys last week... .27,118
o? "" f weeks ago..Z1.4s
(Jay 4. eks ago.,14.W5
same days last v. or is 117
ine fOllOWlne- tahla ,h... r.lnl. t
cattle, hogs and sheen at teouth Omaha for
1.2l
8.777
8.1X3
7.24
4,Si2
83.170
81.IM
40,819
S2.SM
.W4
22,665
84. U
15.011
4.6.
13,704
8,281
65.816
61,211
46.524
fcti.4!i3
42.07S
4:1,278
ne year
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
Ths
to
fate as
1910
698.658
I,ifc,i.204
874.170
following table
compared with last
1 Ine. Iec.
642,728 6&.93S
l.Blil.727 243.W3
ea,8i6 144,174
shows ths average
prices of hogs at touth Omaha for ths last
several aays, with coropsrlsons
DsteA j 1810. jlM.l0.lMl.l!tt.lOu.l04.
Aug. ....
Aug. 8....
Aug. 4....
Aug 5....
Aug. 6....
Aug. 7....
Aug. 8....
Aug. ....
Aug. 10...
Aug. 11...
Aug. U...
7 68 1 491 II 81
T 74 T Ml 83 I 96i
7 69-J4 7 Ml 6 8S1
7 67T.I 7 641 8 I 93
7 70UI 7 581 451 K Ml
. I 7 691 86 I 77) tl t 79
1 ' 1 e dUi ,4 s ill
7 7HI 7 49 I I M 6 08
1 bll T 41 8 40
7 82 7 34 6 60
7 4 7 42 6 41
11
6 23
6 22
e
8 201
731 4 W
I 62 14 94
6 66 ( 04
6 751 6 06
t 07
I H4i 11
I 841 I 87
I 851 8 961 6 85 t 02
I 6 S9I 6 89 4 84
t 86 j 8 94 4 81
Sunday. ,
,C ... v.io,,,,.i hum vi live niocK a
Ine Unmn Kt,w.ir . . . .-. - . .
terds. hu" ending at S p. ni yes-
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
a
C, M. eV fit P
wabaah R. R. 8
Missouri Pip fin s 11
C. A N W. Immmt ' .
C. & N. W. (went)".' W 24
C.. St. P., M. & O.. .. 8
1. de (east) 1
C., B. ft Q. (west)... W 18
C, n. I. ft P. (west).. .. 1
Illinois Central 4
C, O. W .. 1
Total receipts so so
DISPOSITION
22
30
89
813
102
Omaha Pkg. Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Pkg. Co
Armour ft Co..
Swift from v- n
Murphy Shippers."!!'..!!
noninoass
Benton Vansant ft Lush 60
Hill ft Bon. 32
F. B. Lew is 9
J. H. Bulla, 29
1 F Mi,., ,
l. wolf !...!!!!!!!!!!!! 7
McCreary ft Carey 232
S. Werthelmer 47
Sullivan Bros 3g
Lehmer Bros 3
T. J. Inghram t
Other buyers ....','.'.'.!'.".'.!! 4u
Total
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
677 l.ou
1,050
1,002
1,813
187
179
Xies
688
894
' 317
6,004
6.674
9.234
1 sva
-.tii. vi uttue l 11 is iiiuiiima
Were very light, only thirty fresh cars be
ing reported in. tsuij, it was as many as
" " auipecieo on a 1 naay, jor
the week the rw-.ii. ..n u-i -...j
helng a falling off of over a,0uo' head as
iftm ta seaad eaevl a. 1 ..a, 1 1
...e. vu wiiu im. ween xo0iv9 run.
At t n A SLU rrtaa ttma tha saa..Ali-.e- aeU J
- .-.as ii'im Vkl3 1 ky LSI SIIUWCU
gain of over 4,000 head as compared with
a year ago.
With so few cattle on sals and with a
ralr demand pretty much everything In
Sis-ht warn fm..A 1
. 5" on a11 klnd" 01 looked about
7 wan yesieraay. inere were a few
toeef steers good enough to bring ;.60, but
thera was nothing really choice In sight,
ihe feeders and stock cattle were pretty
... i,iucu up yesterday, so mat mere
WV yerZ Uttle lon that "n o"
toduy. Taking everything Into considera
tion the market this week has been very
satisfactory as viewed from a sellers'
tanqpoinr.
guutai.oos on native rattle. CinnA . te
choice beef etAr rr ottom tr . 1- A
- - , Ti.wc.w, ,.11 ,vf KUVU
beef rteem, common to fnir beef
t sVMra IA irif,M 1A. a- a.. 7
heifers. 84.60.60i fair to goo" cows and
: . J . 1 .viumuio i,w Ian cows ana
heifers, 2.6txa3.50; good to choice stoekers
tocker and feeder, 13.604 60: common to
fair fttOnkitMi ss4 faaAa,. . JwSSV) Ot.
heifers. 2.854.00; veal calves, 3.0t&tl.25;
Wiiotatlous on range cattle: Qood to
choice beeves. $6.4Oi3.O0; fa f to good
?;,Ht04!i-80: c"""on to fair beet
83.7o424.60: good to choice heifers. Ii s.vn
good to choice cows, 84.00(84.60: fair ' to
" ' eiKnB'o.oo; canners and
f.u!?, W-- good to choice Teeders.
H 'WB.40; fair to good, reeoers. 44.004l4.a:
common to fair feeders, $3.(103.84.
Representative sales:
WESTERNS.
10 cows 1031 i an (u A.-,. .a..
21 steers.. ..11S9 6 40
Shaw, Wyoming.
6 calves... 233
82 tttfora 11Q1
4 75 17 cows 802
5 45 St tvxum bu.
1135 4 75
Smith A 1ia.m
3 steers... .1W6 6 00 4 steers.. ..1137
8 steers... .1222 8 An
0OWS Kill 8 70 8u feede'rs.'.'llU
COLORADO.
23 bulls 1198 3 60
WKKTRUMn VPDOlMri
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s leeaers.. s IS B oa vh
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6 steers. ...1152 i ka
311 steers.. ..1100
20 cows tee
31 steers
190
5 60
4 75
3 90
3 76
3 76
3 10
6 20
T cows.
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high price, selected bacon hogs bringing
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vance of INo ever yesterday's top. Bulk
rangfd from 87.8mjrs 10 ss compared with
yesterday's bulk of $7.M-if8.O0.
In spite of continued heavy runs this
week, the market on most days has been
In very healthy condition. Current sales of
heavy hogs are almost a quarter higher
than those of last Saturday, and lights and
good mixed show net advances of lOiMOo.
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than ths average trade at last week's close.
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COWS AND HEIFERS.
a sua s u s
HOUo-Uvely trading and- higher prices
featured the hog trads this morulug. Jjime
advances prevailed In both divisions as a
rule, but some business was dons at
figuies aafely a shilling and even - 15c
higher. It was a market entirely to the
liking of sellers, a perfect, clearance was
mads during early hours. Light receipts
were laraalv reannneitil f,. .1, ..
Improvement, although a broader shipping
ouuri was aiso creanea with more Or less
bullish Influence.
Heavy hogs sold readily at 17.60 or bet
ter, with big lard and rough packing
grades around 37.7V. Oood mixed moved
around HuaS.lo and lights brought ths
BHEEP The big end of a normal supply
in ths sheep barn this morning consisted of
lambs with froler grades especially plenti
ful. Inquiry from killers was much mors
active than It has been recently and early
hours' produoed sales that looked to ba
right around a dims higher, choice fat
lambs selling at 16.50 and better. Bulk of
offerings changed hands at the advance
noted, 86.76 being the highest price quotable.
Today's Improvement wipes out a portion of
the early decline, of course, but vslues are
still about 150 lower than a week ago.
Oood sheep were scarce and sold readily
at fully steady figures. Small bunohes of
fanoy western ewes moved to the scales
at 33.9CtT4.10, but the ordinary run of grass
ewes are not quotable at over (3.75 at most.
Ths wether end of the trsde showed very
little change, top quotations remaining
around the (4.00 mark. - Fat yearlings
brought 26.00, ths same as yesterday, and
strictly prints handy weights would do
well to command 35.25. Bulk of current
sheep sales are on a weak to a dime lower
basis as compared with those of last week's
close.
The call for feeder stock ts still broad and
active. Present prices are only a shade
higher than s week ago, but practically
everything ha been sold and tomorrow
will find an almost perfect clearance.
Feeder lambs brought aa much as 36.10 to
day and ths more desirable kinds of feeder
sheep are selling on much the same basis
as good quality killers.
Quotations . on grass stock! flood to
choice Iambs, 36-406.76; fair to good lambs,
30.106.40; feeding lambs. 85.66&6.10; handy
weight yearlings, 36.00$)6.2&; . heavy year
lings, 34.404.80; feeder yearlings, 14.5A56.10;
good to choice wethers, 83.75iii4.2ri; fair to
good wethers, 33.403.75; feeding wethers,
33.4093.86; breeding ewes, 'HniT-4 50; fat
swes, 33.85474.00; feeding' ewes, 12.5063.35.
Representative sales: . .'
49 native kids
88 native goatc
6 native ewes
7 native lambs
8S6 Idaho lambs, feeders
860 Idaho lambs, feeders
6 Idaho ewes
271 Idaho lsmba. culls ..
46 native lambs
culls
culls
25 native lambs,
32 native lambs
12 native ewes ,
861 Idaho lambs
860 Idaho Iambs
262 Idaho lambs
360 Idaho lambs
359 Idaho lambs
111 Idaho lambs.
14 Idaho lambs, culls ...
377 Idaho yearlings
7 Idaho yearlings
260 Idaho yearlings ;
272 Idaho yearlings
280 Idaho yearlings
226 Idaho yearlings
278 Idaho yearlings
828 Idaho yearlings, culls
64 lduho yearlings, culls .
29 Idaho yearlings, culls
889 Montana wethers
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.... 60 6 50
.... 89 4 50
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.... 76 4 90
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CHICAGO 1.IVK STOCK MARKET
Alt Classes of Stock in Good Demand,
with Prices Flrsa.
CHICAGO. Aug, 13.-CATTLE Receipts,
3,000 head; market strong; beeves, 34.60&8.25;
Texas steers, 33.6006.60; western steers,
4. 00426.75: stookers and feeders.. 84.0ofr6.25:
cows and heifers, 32.5OS6.40; .calves, $6.60191
o.ou. -
HOGS Receipts, 14.000 head: market VKfii
160 higher; light. 33.60i99.00; mixed, 87.&IK0'
b.w; neavy, g.eaffts.osi rougn, gr.6&ai7.85j bulk
01 saies, si.tsx0H.au,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
neaa; market steady; native, 32.25(4.85
western, $2.6004.26; yearlings, $4.0ii'5.4fl
lambs native, 34.26G6.75; western, 86.0o4j5.60
St. I. a lata Live flinelc Mae-Ire..
AT. LOUIS, Aug. 12. CATTLE Receipts,
,tuv neua; market strong 10 luo nigner;
native shipping and export steers, 17. 504(1
8.20; dressed beef and butcher steers, 6.40
7.75: stoekers and feeders. I3.2fa5 50: rows
and heifers, $3.6097.00; canners. 32.76'3.00:
bulls, 33.25)6.50; calves, $S.6ttfr7.75; Texas and
Indian steers, 34. 25(86.50; cows and heifers,
$360fr00.
HOOa Receipts, 6,100 head; market 10c
higher; pigs and lights. 38.00(6.26; packers,
is, 5O4J8.70; butchers and best heavy, 38.65(3
8.90.
8HEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpts, 2.000
head: market steady to 26c higher; native
muttons, s.fMri.zt; iambs, so.7uitt6.7fl; culls
and bucks, 83.0034.50; stoekers, $2.603.75.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 12. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,000 head. Including 900 southerns.
Market steady; southerns lOo - higher.
Dressed beef and export steers, 86.504iS.00:
fair to good. 84.50(176.85: western steers. 14.00
7.; stoekers and feeders. 33.0Of6.O0; south
ern steers, iJ.biXdu.W; southern cows, 12.o0f(?
4.15: native cows. 12. 505.00: native heifers
3350ft)6.50; bulls, 33.0014.26; calves. 33.75a7.76.
kuum Keceipts. 3 000 head. Market 10c to
15c higher; bulk of sales. 88.25(0,8.70. Heavy,
14.10-u8.4fi; packers and butchers, I8.40fr8.70;
light, 3X60.&8.70. vw,
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2 000
head. Market steady. Lambs. 35.506.75;
jreai iiiiso. ei.nviuD.tfi; werners, S4. foiat.flt);
ewes. 13.2504.00: stoekers and feeders. 12.75
4.60.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 12. CATTLB Re
ceipts, 400 head; market unrhana-ed: steers.
34.0047.50: cows and heifers, 12.75413. 50:
cslves. 3.00tr7.50.
HO IS Receipts, 2.600 head: msrket 1ft
15o higher; top, 38.70; bulk of sales, 38.10tf
8.60.
iSHEHP AND LAMB3 Rerelnts 1CM
head; market steady; lambs, 36. dot; 6. 80.'
Stock in' Slant.
Receipts Of live stock at the five nrlnclnal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hon Rh..n
South Omaha... 1,000 4 WK) 8 300
Bt. Joaenh - 410 l .M 10 1 5m
Kansas City,,..., 2,000 3,000 2,000
Fit. Louis 4.4O0 6.100 2 000
Chicago . 2,000 14.000 10! 000
Totals...
3,800 39,300 23,800
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12. METALB-Htan.1.
ard copper quiet; Spot. Auk-ust. 8ertemhr
October and November, 12.12Vifrl2 87V; Lon
don, firm; spot, C56 2s 6d; futures, 56 17s
6d. Local dealers report a firm market for
spot copper, with lake quoted st Ul tflWrt
1300; electrolytic, 8 12. 60)912. 76; casting, 312.26
4(1250; no arrivals were reported at New
York; custom house returns showed ex
ports ot 11,81-8 tons so far this month. Tin
firm; spot, 8J3 .6U4j.33.75: august. Heutemh.P
and October, 8S3.5ixq 33.87; November, 833 58
4733.86. London Strong; spot firm; l54JOs;
luiurve jiitr,. urau, aun; st-eurqe.OU, XNeW
York; 34 .25B4.3S, Esst Kt Louis; London
spot, 22 15s. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4s
9d In London: locally Iron was quiet; No
1 foundry, northern, $16 2f.Jj 16 .60; No. 2, 316 50
16.00; No 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft. tU 7641 18 38.
BT. LOL'IS. Aug. 11 METALS Lead,
firm; 34.82j. Spelter, hlghar; 35.10. v
roffe Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-COFFEE-Closed
firm, at a net advance of 10il5 points; sales
were reported of 44,750 bags; closing bids;
August and September. 7.05c; October, 7 loo
November, 7.02c; 1 )ecern tier, 7.30o; January
7S5c; February. 7J9c; March, 7.43c; April'
7.460J M- T.48c; June, 7 60c; July, 7.M0.
Spot steady; IU No. 7. grrSc; No. 4 San
tos, 7c; mild quiet; Cordova, loul.'ae.
OMAHA GKMKRa. JMAHKKT9. '
Staple til Paary read ere Prices Tmr
alaked tr Borers ood M holeealera.
BUTTER Creamery No. I. delivered t4
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, lUc; No. L
In 80-lb. tubs, 81e; No. 3. In 1-lb. cartons,
2c; No. 2. In t-lb. tubs, 4jc; parking
ttoC, solid park, !tc; dairy In 60-lb. tubs,
tic Market changes every lesday.
CHEESE Twins, 17Vic; young Amerlrat,
19c; daisy, 18c; triplets, ,V; llmberger, lie;
No. L brick, 17c; Imported 8wlss, 30c; do.
meat lo Swiss. 24c; block Sales, tit.
POULTRY Dressed broilers, under I
lbs., 23o; over 2 lbs., 20c; hens, 15c; cocks,
lots ducks, lHc; geese, 15c; turkeys, 26c;
pigeons, per doa., 81. li bonier squabs, pet
dos., $4.00; fsncy squabs, per dos., $1.80; No.
1, per dos., 33.00. Alive: llroliers. Km-;
hens, 11c; old rooster, 6c; old ducks, full
feathered. 10c; geese, full feathered, 10c;
turkey 19c; guinea fowls. 20o each;
pigeons, per doa., eve; homers, per uos., iauii;,
squabs, No. 1. Pr dos., $150; No. 3, per
dot.. 6O0.
FISH (all frosen) Pickerel. 12e; white
fish, 14c; pise. 15c; trout, 15c; large crap.
pies, 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, lie;, 1
haddock, 13c; flounders, 13o; green catfish,
18c; buffalo, 8c: halibut, 10c; whits pereh, '
9c; bullheads, 14c; roe shad. 31.00 each;
shad roes, per pair, 60c; frog legs, per dos.,
30c; salmon. 16c. ,
BEEF CUTS-Rlb! No. t 16He; No. 3.
14c: No. 3, 8e. Loin: No. 1. Wc; No, t'
14Hc; No. 3, 9e. Chuck: No. 1. c; No, t
6e; No. 3. 6Hc Round: No. t llo; No, 1
8c; No. 3, 7c. Plate: No. 1, 6c; No. 3,
tic; No. 3. 4c ,
FRUITS Oranges: California Camells
brand Redland Valenrlas, all sixes, pel
box, 3500; Havana Mediterranean Sweets,
216 slr.e, per box, $4 00; 26 site. 33.86; 2hJ
slse. 33.001 324 else, $2.50. Lemons: Llmo
nlera, extra fancy, soo site, per box, $8.00:
309 sire, per box, 48.14); clmlce,v300 sli. pel
box. 37.W; 360 sise, per box, $.V00; 20 si. v
M)o per box lels: Sunset brand, per boa.
$7.50. Haoanas: Fancy select, per boneii,
$2 2.'iS2.50; Jun bo, per - bunch, $8.7r&3 75. '
Cantaloupes'. . California. 64 slse, $4 W; 44
standards, $a.80. Plums: California, red
per 4-basket crate, $1 so, Rlua prunes: Pel '
crate. II I Peaches: Calltornis, per 30-lb.
box, 90u95c. ' Pears: California Rartlett.
per box, 32.60; 4n lots, per ba, ee 4,,
pies: Home grown. In bbls., $4.j4.50; new
Oregon, In boxes, 31.75. Watermelons;
Texas, lo per lb. Dates: Anchor brand. 1
new, 80 1-lb. packags- in box, per box, :
12.00 -
VEGETABLES Nea potatoes: In sacks. :
per bu., 90cv$1.00. onions: Yellow, lw
sacks, per lb., 4c; Iowa, small, per lb..
$c; Spanish, per crate. $1.78. Garllu: JCx
tra fancy, white, per lb., 15c red. per lb.r
16c. -Egg plant: Fancy Florida, per doa,
$1.6002.00. Celery: Michigan, ' tsex dos.
burohes. 35c. -4
HOME -GROWN VEQETARLEa Cab
bage: New, per lb., IVto. Tomatoes." Pef
basket, 76c. String and wax beans: ' Pef '
market basket, 76o. . Cucumbers, per' dos.,
FjOo. Radishes: Extra fancy home-grown,
per dos. bunches, 20o. - lettuce: - Extra
fancy leaf, per dox., 80c. Parsley: , Fancy
home-growni -per dos. bunches, too. -Rhubarb:
Per dox. bunches, 45c. Green onlonsl
Per dos bunches, 25c. Turnips: Per mar
ket basket, 40c. Carrots: Per market baa- '
ket, 50c. Deets: Per market basket 6O0
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, pel
lb., 2c; California No. 1, per .2b., 17c; Call
fornla No. 1 per lb., 14o. Hlckorynutst
Large, per lb., 4c; smsll. per lb., 60.
Cocoanuts: Per sack, 35.00: per dox., 660.
Honey; New, 34 frames, 33.76. t
. Cotteta Market!
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-COTTON-C1osed
quiet; middling uplnnds, 16.70c; middling
gulf, 15.95c. Sales, 10.216 bales. .
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12-Tlie following art
the weekly cotton statistics: Imports, all
kinds, 20,000 bales; Imports, American,' 8,00(
bales; stock, all kinds, .t0,000 bales; stock,
American 2S4.O00 bales; American, for
warded, 34,000 bales; total exports, . 1,504
bales. . '.'''
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1Z COTTON Middling,.
15Ho; sales, none. v 1,
TTew Terk Mlningr Stocks. '' 'J
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. -Closing tiuotatlonj
on mining shocks were:
Alice 171 LMitville (an
Brunswick enn t l.lttle Chief .
Cora. Tunnel stock.. 84 Mmlaan .......
So bonds It Ontario
Con. rl. A Va 128 Ophlr .,
Horn Silver , 40 Standard
iron Silver 150 Yellow Jacket
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Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12. DRY QOODS Tha
cotton goods market ts firmer and stronger.
Jobbers are buying moderately. Yarns ara
higher and a better Inquiry Is reported for
moderate quantities. Wool Is steady In ths
local market.
Omaha Hay Market. '
OMAHA, Aug. 12. No. 1 Upland, $11.00;
No. 2 upland; $10.00; packing, $5.00; new hay,
$12.00. Straw: Wheat, 35.00; rye and oats,
$5.50.
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, Aug. 12. Bank clearings for to
day v were $2,264,171.03 and for the corre
sponding dste last year 32.2S2.912. 46.
Two Boys Hurt
in a Runaway
Wagon Strikes Pole and Tumi Over
Pinning Youths to Ground -Under
It
Verntcs Murphy, the 11-year-old son ot
W. R. Murphy, 1712 North Twenty-eighth
street. Is In an unconscious condition, and
L. Anderson of Twenty-fifth and Corby '
streets, a 16-year-old lad who drives s
grocery wsgon for John Petersen of
Twenty-fourth and Lake streets, Is badly
bruised and cut as ths result of a run
away accident, which happened early
Thursday afternoon. The Murphy boy was
btdly injured about ths head and fare,
while Anderson's injuries consisted of arm
and limb bruises.
Anderson, who was driving ths wagon
at 1 o'clock met ths Murphy boy, who got
on the Wagon to rids with him. In soma
manner a tug came off, and tha horse
was friehtened and , commenced to run.
It ran directly toward n telegraph pols
st the alley between Parker and Blondo
streets on Twenty-sixth street, and ths
driver was unablo to turn from ths course.
As ths wagon struck the pole It was
turned completely overt snd both boys
thrown underneath. Dr. McCloncglian was
called. At the time neither wss thought to
be badly' hurt, but Vernlc Murphy grew
gradually worse until he became uncon
scious. It is not thought, though, that ths
injury will prove serious.
SORE AT THEWR0NG CENTRAL
Indignant Cltlsen Tries to Talk
Through Ike Face Massage Ma
chine at Pustou Hotel.
The night snglneer at the Paxton hotel
went tearing around Thursday night wak
ing up the fores and explaining to every
body that there was a crasy man In tha
barber shop. Ths barber shop was care
fully surrounded and the night clerk, sev
eral waiters and a crowd of bell boys
closed in catiously.
The crazy man was a countrified-looking
old gentleman who sat In ths corner by the
massage machine ta!ki'r ' '
was holding ths rubber oup that ths barbs
uses to iiiaasagu ouj ... .
ear and shouting ."Hello, hello," at 'the
motor.
He was pounced upon, but the exoltemsnt
wsnt out like a bubbls when hs asked In
nocently, "Why, Isn't this ths tslsphons?
I thought I was having a hard time to
get central." ....
SALESMAN DEPARTS WITH ART
Police Berk II. Payne, Who Disap
peared1 with Hand Palnled Plaajaes
He Mad Agreed to Bell. ;
Ths Police ara looklna for ths man k.
gavs the name of II. Payne. Hs accepted
a position aa representative ror Mrs. Mar
tha Enilg, an artist In ths Brandclg build
ing, and then disappeared with 138 worth
of handpalnted plaques. Hs was to sell
ths plaques for Mrs. Emlg
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