TITK BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1910.
ft
(
','IU.NAND PRODUCE MRliET
blei Show Better Tone and Wheat
Values Go Up.
' EATJICIl C05PITI0NS ARE FINE
Mh (cn,.MU llxni; Along wltk
Sfreagrtjf, ! Uktit aad Lighter
HeAjsts Karmiri Art
' ' SlOW tO Sell.
short, tlS.W; clear ribs, til 00; short clems,
113 25.' Hacon, Bteadv: bosed, extra short.
IK W; clear rib, (14 50; short clears, $14 T.V
FLOCK Steady; ted winter patents. 14.'.)
tin 40, extra (ancy and straight, t4 16u4 7';
IH winter clears, $.1 S"Sf 1 to.
KEF.TJ Tmlothy. tfi'tfVUU.
C'ORNM EAL 33 37.
HKJk.N riteady; sacked, cast track, ncu
ti.or;
MAT Weak; timothy. tuooilU.W: prairie.
tl 5ft15.O0.
BAOtilNO H?.
HEM I TWINK "Vic.
fuULiTiti sirm, chickens. ltSc;
prlnKA, 14Sc; turkey. 18j23c; ducks,
ullc; geose, Gfc.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, UCSOo.
JiUO.S Higher at 20o-
liecetpts Hnipmts.
13 OSTAHA. Aug. 21. 1910.
i.rat Values ruled a shade better, cables
tawing a better tone.
The movement of tprljig wheat should
-ffset tbe lecinm In Ilia winter wriest re
elpt. Prices in the near future will be
uhject largely to the amount of liquida
tion in the nearby deliveries.
Kxport demand Is very quiet.
Heather conditions are fair In th corn
belt and this is the feature until corn In
matured. Country dealers are not anxious
elli-rs at present prices.
Wheat was rather dull early In the ses
sion on Indifferent cables. Receip4s were
light snd with an upturn In outside markets
soon formed prices and samples were taken
St lc over yesterday.
- Cssh corn sold strong with the strength
In wheat and lighter receipts. Farmers
were slaw to sell old corn on the late break
snd colder temperatures predicted caused
some Improvement In buying surport.
i Primary wheat receipts were 1.111,000 bu
snd shipments were 62. 000 bu.. aealnst re
ceipts laeit year of 6M.0OO bu. and shipment
or toi.oob bu.
Primary corn receipts were KW.flnn bu. and
Momenta were 314 Am hn . axalnnt receipts
yena, of 422.000 bu. and shipments of
3B.noo bu. -
Clarnjhce were-4,010 bu., or corn, none oi
oats and wheat and flour rcp'sl to 4i,wu nu.
Liverpool clfMiU..V 71 higher on wheat
na nigner on, corn.
Omaha 5ah' Prtree.
' WHFAT-N'a 1 t!ard Turkev. S899Via
No. I hard. semtVdark and yellow,
Wve; No. S har Turkey, 96-6970; No. 3
hard, semi-dark ' and. yellow, 94960: No. 4
hard. BJfl.; No.3 spring, 97H'rfl9c; No.
I springv--9rT,y7 "No. 4 spring, anisc
C'l'JRN-No. I white. KlQSlVtC.: No. S white,
MVfaoitfeirJVo. 4 White, tWj57c; No. t color,
IMUv V,. t villiw u,u.ihf.n- No. 1 rellow
Vb4Mci No. 4 -yellow. 64Vi44ic: No. 3,
esVjflMcoi;. 6H(8Wc; No. 4, 66S55c; no
graue, aruoeo, ,' i'.
OATB-4x. 1 white. JMTSSHe: standard,
Big33Ha! No. I white. 82g-33t4c; No. I yel
low ltlU.32n- Ha! 4 vellow. aiUlfiJltiC.
BARUr-NV'l reed, 62&6o; rejected.
RYE No. l,,7475c; No. 8, izrtfTBO.
Cprjot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn, oat.
Chicago. .-...:....... tS 767
Minneapolis ,v.--.----. 2tt)
Flour, bbls. .
Wheat, bu.
'orn, bu. ...
)ttt.1, bu. ...
' 1ST
47
Omaha
Dulutb
CHICAGO GnAlJf .AND PROVISIONS
Features of the-Trad In aad Closin
Prices on. "Hoard of Trad.
CHICAGO, Aug. IS. Wheat and corn ware
strong ail tefcugh tlje session today and
closed with a fraction - of tha top, wheat
being eSPSc to Vr- up, and oorn 4 to 4o
hlrher. HowevcV, oata dragged much of
the time and cHiel He off to HWo uPi
while nrovi.ilnn4 after advanclna sharply,
fell away even rnbfo aourately and, finished
ty-om 10 to wc lower. .
Firmer forelrn . markets moderate pit
offerings and symptoms of Strength In the
northwest markets, worked into tn plans
of the bulls and save a base for a strong
tone. Profit taking on The upward march
together with a revival of selling by acavred
commission houses did not materially mar
the bull Dfocram. The cash demand waa
slow, but the prices were steadier. The
close was atrong all around with September
Ho to fco up at PMiSWi to Wko. Tha
nearby option touched 1.0o4 higher than
yeetrrday'a -final quotation. December
cloned U.ia.o to Ho ud at &SttQ$S'!o.
The oats market'w'aa unotuanged all day.
The close was steady with September Vio
off at S4'ic. December closed unchanged at
Btl-V'. '
High prices for live hogs and a good de
manl tor prodiKits sent pro visions sharply
up i early In the session. The close was
wuk all throuo-h 'lhai list at a decline o
from 17V4 to o for pOr. W to 17Vo or
lanl, and 174 to ZOo for rlba.i' :., uc; .i
The leading futurea ranged aa follows:
ArtlclrtpOpfH-4, HitTh. f iw. 1 Close. Tes'y.
at "
Sept...
leo....
May...
Bent...
, May...
.ft...
Ti '-!.. ;
iiay...
pork"-
Dept...
Oct...
Jan...
I.Ktd " '
Sept,,
Oct. vv
Nov...
Jan...
Klbs-
Sept..
Oct...
Jan...
1 03
1 08
n .
Whiff u
ll HI
1 ou
604
. WAI
' MT4
. Sit
tu
n w
20 90
IS 75
'..v. V
n 12V4I 11 17H
21 M'
.20 90.
IS 7u
12
11 60
10 6JV4
ii eu
11 85
77
42 IS
11 2H!
102
lot
liwli
9914
1 08 1 07 VA
0i
... TS.'VO
... 75.000
...136.0U0
1IS.0 0
71 OX)
10.000
COW
WKATIIKR l. TflB URA1X BELT
No Important Chans la Temperatar
Predicted for Wednesday.
OMAHA. Aug. , 1310.
Weather Conditions Areas of low press
ure cf.ntlnue over the upper Mississippi
nd Mteanurl va leva and temperatures con-
inued high throtighout the central valleys
urln Monday, l ie area 01 man preeaure
noted on the Pacific oosat Monday morning
Inwlv extend hi over the weal ana
northwest and coder weather now prevails
ver the upper Mississippi. Mpper Missouri
allevs and the extreme northwest. Show
rs were scattered over the western Cana-
lan provinces during the last twenty-rour
hours. Heavy rains occurred In the upper
ake region and light rains continue in me
upper Mississippi valley this morning, a
nil or j.bm inenes occurren ai vtrr'n
Wis. and 1.S0 Inches at Chicago. Generally
cloudy weather prevails In the upper val-
oys and west on the eastern Rocky moun
tain slope, and cloudy and somewnst un
settled weather, with no Important changes
n temperature, will continue In this vicin-
ty tonight and Wednesday.
Temperature ana precipitation comi
with the last three years:
l?!1 Uf. 13m.
Minimum temperature ... W '1 94
tTeclpltatlon w -w .o
Normal temperature mr ioiay, in
Deficiency In precipitation since Maroh 1,
14. OS Inches. ...
Deficiency corresponding penoa in
3 .29 Inohes. ... ,
Excess corresDond r.g penoa in v.n
of an loch. L. A. WELSH,
IjOCOI orecasier.
Corn and Wheat Reglea Balletla.
For Omaha. Neb., for tha twenty-four
hours ending at I a. nr. 75th meridian time.
Tuesday, August 23.' 1910: ,
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln-
Statlona. Max. Mln. fall.
XEW.ORlvSl'UCliSANDBONDi
Market Kecoven Sharply from Very
Weak Openinj.
POINT OF VIEW BATHER MIXED
.Nothing, is Kniw Being Done to Drlng
Aboat Advance, with Kaooatloa
of Greater Kase of
tpney.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2. From a very weak
opening, today's stock market turned rawer
snarply and made a general recovery.
Trading was igain contracted and limited
to the usual market lead Reading, the Har
tin ana and United States Mieel these com
prising fully sixty per cent of the day s
small overturn.
The weakness was In no small measure
due to selling for London account or at
least to unloading, which was traceable to
that quarter.
On tne flock exchange tha point of view
respecting the Immediate outlook was
rather mixed. The large bear party un
hesitatingly attacked the market at every
favorable opportunity but Is showing In
creasing weariness.
In banking circles, surface conditions In
dicate that nothing Is being done to en
courage an advance, except tor the greater
ease of money, lnasmucn aa theae circles
control the springs of speculative supply,
It Is not unlikely that caah for such pur
poses may be obtainable when conditions
are more propitious.
Foreign exenange eased, wunoui cnengs.
The bond market ruled steady and was
without features. Total sale, par value,
ii.0000.
of sales and leading quotations
uii stocks today were:
gain. Hla. Low. Cloaa.
li-iw, I3.0)n.ii; silver certificates outstand
ing, I486 .feS.O-r).
Uenetal f und Standard silver dollars In
genet al fund. n.Mi.l3; current liabilities,
5H.079.6W; working balance In -treasury of
fices, t.'7,67a.kA; in banks to credit of the
treasurer of the United Ptatea, MS..A71K;
subsidiary sliver coin, M.ft3(3; minor
coin, K.".'; '2; total balance In general fund,
$VJ.97&,610.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Aug 23. American securities
were quiet and stesdy during the first hour.
Prices ranged from H above to 4 below
yesterday's .New York closing.
t losliia quotation on stocks were:
Connolm. money
as account ....
Amal. Coppr ..
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Kaitlmora A Ohto...loH Fermylvanla
nnidiin Padtle ...lsr Rand Mlnea
'i Raailins
, . HI go. null war .
.114 en prd
,. 11 So. PrU1o ...
.. II t nlon Taclflo
,. n to M
,. IH V. S. Steel...
.. 44 S da M
.. 4 Wabaak
.. JHH in pt4
..134 DnUI 4l ..
BiLVl U-IJir, steady at 24H4 per ounce.
MONEY . per cent.
The rata of disrount In the Open market
for short bills Is lHVi per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 15-1U3 Pr cent.
Ctea. A Ohio.
Ctncaro 0)1. W...
M. A St. P..
De Beer
Denver A H. Q..
Pli
Erie
4o 1st afd
4a ii Bid
Orand Trunk ....
llllno.s Ctntral
4H
Ashland, Neb.
Auburn, Neb
Proken Bow. Neb.
Columbus. Neb...
Culbertson, Neb.,
Falrbruy, Neb... 97
Fairmont, Nob... 9
Or. Island, Neb., 90
IHartlngton. Neb. 92
6
68
60
59
S3
64
(9
50
65
69
67
66
68
64
69
(0
72
65
60
Hastings. Neb.... 98
Holdrege, Neb.... 95
lOakdale, Neb....
Omaha. Neb 96
Tekamah, Neb.... 97
Alta, la 91
Carroll. Ia 94
Clarinda: la 95
Sibley, Ia 90
Bloux.Clty. Ia... 92
Not included In averages.
Minimum tempert'a tor twelva-hour
period ending at 8 a, m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.no
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Sky.
Cloudy .
Foggy
Foggy
Clear
pt. Cloudy
Pt Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Ft Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. Cloudy
. Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
loan
4
lit
114
' Sato
1H
nv
74 '4,
1WN
'is
"ivi
'ii'si
lOt-
u
n
ioi"
103H
We
1i
lo
4.000 TISt '
No. of
District Stations.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville. Ky 19
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago. Ill 2
St. Louts, Mo IS
Des Moines .Ia.... 14
Minneapolis, Minn. 80
Kansas city. mo.. 3
Omaha. Neb 19
Temp.
Max. Mln.
84 62
86 66
84 " 64
90 66
M 72
94 68
72 60
100 ' 72
9 60
Rain
fall. .20
.00
.80
1.20
.80
.00
. .00
.00
.. .09
VTIvh temneratures prevailed during Mon
day In the corn and wheat region, but
are followed by cooler this morning in
tha northern and western portions. Very
heavy rains occurred 1 within the last
twenty-four, hours In the upper lake region
and at points In Illinois and Indiana; Madi
son, Wis., had 8.10; Grand Rapids. Mich..
280; Green Bay. Wis., 8.68; Martinton, 111.,
180; Chicago, 111., 180; Battle Creek, Mich.,
and Logansport, Ipd., 1.6Qj. Sycamora, IU..
and New Brunsldes, 111., 120; Lafayette,
Ind., 110; and Delphi, Ind., and South
Bend, Ind., 1.00.
L. A. WELSH,
- Local Forecaster, - Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET Prowe
Atlta-Chalmers pfd 1'
Amalgamated Copper 10. ".00
American Asrteutiural
Am. B1 Hugax l.too
American Can 400
American C. A V...
Am. Cotton (Ml LM
American H. A 1 ,
Am. Ic Becurttlas 104
American Unaaed
American Locomotive e0
American 8. A R... . t.
Am. a. A R. ptd 1
Am. Steel Poanertee 0
Am. Sugar Refining 0
American T. A T 1"
Amerloea Tohaooo pfd
Amerloan WtoUa lot
Anaconda Klatng CO luo
Atohlaon 8.100
Atchtaon Btd ,.
Atlantis Coaat Una TOO
Bltlii.ore A Ohio LtOO
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid, Tr 4,100
Canadian raellls TOO
Central Leather 1,300
Oentral Leathar ld
Oantral oc New Jeraay
Ckeaapeaka A Ohio....
Chloaso A Alton
Chicago Great W astern
C. O. W. ptd
CAIeeio A N. W 400
a, m. a l r. tot
a, c. c. a it. i 100
Colorado K. A 1 4U0
Colorado A Boutkarn
ConaolidaUd Uaa 1.VM
Oorn FToducta 40t
Delaware A Harlaon 100
Denver A Rio Orande. too
D. A R. O. td 100
DIatlllers' ieeufltlee 100
Bria fiO
Erie l.t ptd 200
Erie Id Bid
General Kleutrls VlO
Oraat Northern ptd 1,900
Ut. Northern Ore CUa too
Ullnota Central loo
InUrboroush Met 1.DO0
Int. MM. ptd 800
International Manreelet .. ' toO
Int. Marina Btd
International Paper 100 10Y8 ltVi
International Tump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Cltr go
K. C. So. ptd 10
Laclede Gas 800
LoulaTllla A Naahvtlle 100
Minn. A St. Louta MO
M., St. P. A . A M 100
M , K. A T a00
M , K. A T. pfd
Mlamurt Paclfta 1.400
National Blaoult 400
National Laad
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd.... 8,400
New York Central 8,o0
N. T O. A W too
Norfolk A Weetexa.. 100
Norta'Amanean-...
144
111
71
to
iitii
14 -
11H
t
104
r
v
43
144 " "
44
ltOVa
II
48
143
lHa
7
10
iisvi
14
leiVi
to
70
27
If.
43
iii"
in
64
ISO
n
47
t6
"60
84.
89tW&!394aH
21 27H
20 60
IS 40
11 93
11 92V4
11 45
10 62H
I
13 65 I 12 S7H
11 90 11 6.
9 77!- 9
00
84.,
36
80
S4H
864
21 90
20 0
18 40
11 95
,11 92ii
11 45
HO KV4
'U 87'
t'll 621
47H
20 85
18 70
It 10 '
11 80
11 85
10 63
12 57H
11 80
80
Quotations
oa Tarlons
Northern raoltls
PaoUla Mall
PennayWania
People's Oaa
P., C. a A BU L
PHtetrarf Coal
steel car
Pullman Palace Car....
Railway Steal Spring...
Heading
Republic Steel
Kvpublla Steel pfd
Kock laland Co...
a, I0
1.W0
It
101
141
t&
1
M
'it
110
111
. 40
tT
11
If
Ut
48
101
1
8f
134
r
'it"
lut
'it
110
40
te
iii
ltt
too to u
No. 2.
Caah Quotations were as fotlows:
FLOUR Firm: winter pedants, 84.46(9
6 16;. straights. lilNijiOO; spraig straights,
15.0(tS.15; bakers; J 6H16.4O.
RYB3 No. 8. 73(3160,
BARLEY Feed or jnlxlng, toot fair to
cU'O malUng, 63670... -
SSruS Flax. No. 1 gouthwesVern, $2 28;
N6.-' 1 horthweeterfi. '"82.47. Timothy seed,
..-..-WteS 'Clover. 613 60,
PROVlSUJN8-Jles pork, per bbl.. 8S1.7S
1122 00. Lard per 100 lbs., flLBft. Short rina,
aided '(tvose). 9U.7IS12.60; short clear sides
(boxed). tll.GOAUt.U.
Total clearances .of wheat and flour were
equal to tl.Out bu. Primary receipts were !
l.ltW.000 bit., compared with 684,000 bu. the
, rr.a ru.n .1 in H B V a mf lf& Thtf WOrld'a
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreet'g,
Increased 7. 211. for bu.
Estimated' reoelpts for tomorrow! Wheat
212 cars; porn, 288 .cars; oats, 607 cars; hogs,
23.00 head.
Chleago Vash Plts-JlVheat: No. t red,
W4etTj1.10Tt: No. 8 red, 97H4T99Vic; No. I
hard. 9t4ch81 Ht; No. t hard. 97WStHo:
No. 1 northern spring,, 81.201.22; No. 2
northern sprlnaf, 'll.OMjljl; No. 8 spring,
11,83. Com:-- NJr. cash. 61Wfl4o; No. 8
cash- eifwUHc; hNo, I white. 6l4.tc; No. 8
white, 6lVu6iHo; No. I yellow, HV&2o;
No-'l yellow, H4WIV445. 0t: No. 2 caah,
81f(32c: Not. wbtta, . 84Vfr34ej
white, S3Wj83c; No. 4 white. S3i&334c;
standard. taSdV. ' '
BUTTER Jrteady 5 craamerlea, 84HO;
dalriea. 2S.ff27e
EGOS-Bteadv: receipts, 8.744 cases, at
mark. Cases included. 14H4tU7o; firsts, 2o;
prime firsts, 22c. . -
ritlTRltiQHteidv! daisies. 16c: twins.
1515c; young Americas. 16441V0S long
horna. lfttuifrlfter-.
Potatoes-Emsyf choice to fancy, THt
BDC : fair In ironrl. 7MK770.
POl.'LTRY gleadv: turkeyA tOo; chick
ens, lie : sDiinas. 16a. -
VEAL-Bteady; 60 to 60-lb. wts.. 8Hc;
60 to 86-lb. wts., 86 to 110-lb. wts.,
Receipts fogy WVf " 409 cars; corn, 289
are; oaji isi oars, hutimatea lomonvw-
"heat. 2ll ckrs: corn. 2t8 cars; oata, 607
of tha Day
Commodities.
kuw YORK. Aug. 23. FLOUR Steady,
nominally lower; spring patents, tS.W.&u; riock laland Co. pfd
winter straights, 84.404.60; winter patents, Ut. U A 8. F. 84 ptd
$4.7G1f-5.10; spring clears, l4.S6O4.00; winter St. Louie s. w....
extras, INO. 1, evretli wi wnner u..,
No. 8, $2.60iS;S.oO; Kansas stralghU, H-WP Jloaa-Sheftield 8. 4
8.10; receipts, 2,424 bbls.; shipments. 9,4ia) J"" VX! '
bbli, Ryaour. steady; fair to good. 14.10 Ku,hl.i,;"pWfadr.
V ". ciiui'w w V 1 . .... Tanneeaea Copper
CUrtrs ija nieaay ; inie ov ' I feiia A Paelflo
low, l.UXBl lw; coarse, i.ciutU'i.oo. a uinu,
13.60. .
WHEAT Spot, market firm; new No.- 8
red, 81.0tV, elevator, and 81,074 o. b.;
No. 1 northern, new, 81.22 f. o. b., to arrive.
There was moderate opening decline In
futures owing to a bearish Canadian re-
. . 1 . i,,, ih. mirlral uAn rallied
"vi. .jo k 1 wu. . .. - IV tan copper ,
and developed firmness on the slrengUi of ve.-oerollne Chemical
Winnipeg ana preaicuone 01 snuw aim inni wbah
In Canada, closing a net higher. BP- I Wabeeh ptd
tember. 81 05H4J1.07, Closea, i.u'; Decem
ber. 8i.09WBl.lo. closed at . 11104. Rs-
Wttt-AS,
n.too
400
100
l.rJ
too
400
14M
tl
II
HH
l
I T., st. r a w
IT.. St. U W. ptd..
Union Paelflo
I'nloB Peel fie pfd...
I U. 8. Realty
U. B. Rubber
V. B. Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
Kanaaia Cltr Urakta and Previsions.
KANSAS "CITY. Aue tt WHEAT Un
ehaiired to ic hlaher: No. 2 hard. 97c&tl.02;
No."8.' titc; Nor 8 red. (dttwCw: No. 8. t
ti'jc; .Bapunkturrj 6e. sellers ; December,
I1.0OV sellers; My. tl.04'tf 1.04. bid.
CtRN Unchanged to Ho lower; No. 1
mtaPdt rtViatV; No. 8 mixed, 6S4;o; No. 2
while.- 6Wk , No. -8, 80v; September, fWii
to bid; December, 6iS0,tc, sellers; May,
(jS,c, sellers.
OAT-lHti lower; No. I whits, 84ff4Hc;
Nn. 8-mhtext: 84t
RYB .No. t.OCMa .,
HAY Cnchanged to SOjJUo higher; choice
tlftintn. tl4.ioifli.00; choice prairie. 21176.
BUTTER Oroamery. 2tc; flrsta 26Vso;
eennda. 24Ve; packing stock. 220.
EOGS IJxtrmA Tr; flrta, loa; seconds,
lac. -
, Ich.4.-K,-r -. Receipts. Shipments.
reheat .,...AfW W.Wt
forn. bu.V.T...: 88 000
f)6fa bu ....7.....:....-..... 9.0u0 1,000
-v ttnes''hU
bev.i 91 OS.
84. I.oals Oeaeravl Market.
PT. IOUIB. . Aug. . II WHEAT Fn.
OA Cash firm; track. No. I red, 9Vo
ZiilfrJ- No 8 hard.. 9SC4QI1 to.
CORN FAitureav higher; fieptember,
SOe.-i TieoeJiiW, BtTtc. Cash. higher;
track. No. 2.' fBOeOHc: NO. 8 white, tic.
OATS Futura .. steady: Deptember,
82T;r fcemler, 85c. Caah. higher;
tr4 NS. 8. 81et No. 2 wiilte. 860.
MTV - t ,.
PROVISION'S rt Pork steady; lobbing.
85125. Taird". steady; prtme steam. il Ai
X20O. Dry salt lueata steady; boxed extra
11.1 "10 huahels.
CORN Spot market firm; No. A T4c
elevator domestlo basis. f-utures were
without transactions, closing 40 net
higher. Receipts, TS.426 bushels.
OAT8-8pot, market- Irregular; new
standard white, 80a; No. t white, 8&4o; No.
8 white, 89o; No. 4 wnite, c. eceipts,
10.625 bushels.
uarNea, easier: crime. 81.15iT1.20: No.
tl.Uk91.lt; No. 8. ttOSttt-LlO; No. 8. tt00.
llOPtS Quiet; state, coinmou to choice.
1909, 20tf22o. ...
IIllb.b Quletl central Amencan, w
11c; Bogota, 2l(22o.
LlMTlibH-44Uin; naroioca
Mc; seconds, 21e; thirds, ihwk; re-
H? u" . eo.an
PKOVlottJ.O rura, iiioui iiraes, m-w
25.00: family. t24.5OO'3S.00; ahcrt clears.
822 60O34.W. Beef, firm: mes. HV W0U.W,
family, tla-OvC-w-wi iwei iiainr.. m.wvw,
Cut meats, dull; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lba., lia.abu-la ou; piciuen nama, Tio.vi-tfis.ou.
Lard, firm; middle weat prime, iz,jug-u,u;
refined, firm; continent 812.80; Boutn
America, 813 36; compouna, iu. iomn wu.
TAliLOW irmj pnran city, onus., iisc;
country, 7'3TV4a
CHEESE. rirm sna signer; state, wnote
milk, special, lti17Vc; state whole milk,
fancy, 1S; state whole mlik. prime, 11
llo; state wholf vtAlk. fair to good, 1843
14c; stats twhol mhk, common, 10it,
skims, full to speolat,- it'Slc.
BUTTER-. Firm; recelptm W.JT1 imckages;
creamery, spwials. 81 o; I -.(. tOVto; third.
to first. 84WWHC
EOoi Fmer; state, JNnifwyWanlA and
nearby herniary, white, '$; stats, Penn-
aylvama until neavroy . njry. i"aw
white. tEdJ-ffio; state, '.ti,nsyiTartia ana
nearby hencoy brown.. 1 87't28 ; stmte, Penn
aylvania and nattoy hennery gathered
brown. gMflfc; rrean gainereu aura iirev,
Hi':'r86o; flrtst. 2ac; aexsond. ttXTalo,
POULTKT Alive weaa; weie.i, sroiiers.
ltmc; fowls, MaQ1M; tnraeys, imffito;
dressed quiet; western broilers, 17o; fowls,
13loi turkeys, lg1So.
Mllwank.ee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wla. Aug. 28. FLOUR
P.""- " . ' . ... ...
WHEAT PJO. 1 normern. i.ifai.u; no.
northern, tl 081.18; ISeplomber, IWa
OATS 84V0SSc. .
B ARLEY SampleA TOSjSo.
BRAN In 100 pound Backs 120.0O820.M.
vintIR First patents In wood, fob,
Minneapolis, 8&.40ia eecood patents,tt.20
tftM); first clears, fsospAOo; secona clears.
2.6038-"
l.lTtrseal tirala Market.
LIVERPOOU Aug. 23. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 1 red western winter, no stock.
Futurea, firm; October, rasa; fwoemDer,
1s7d; March, 7s 7Sd.
CORN pot, linn, 01a Aminotn mixea.
is. Futures, dull; Soptetntrer, 4a m; Oc
tober, 4s 8d.
Pevrla Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 23- CORN-Ft early; No. 2
white, 6IW0; No. 8 white, 0c; No. 2 yel
low, aWic; No. 8 yellow, 60o; No. t, sowo;
No. t, toko; No. A 89ko.
OAT3 Lower; No. 2 white. 84o; No. I
white, 83c; No. 4 white, CVtJ3Sc; standard,
K4c - -
lasar Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-8UOAR Raw,
firm; muscovado, 88 test. 886c; centrifugal,
M teat, 4.4f.o; molaaaee sugar, 89 test. 3.70c
Refined, aleady; crushed, .iOc; granulated,
4.Hc; powdered, 8.35c
COFFEE 8pot, firm; No. T Rio, o; No.
4 fcantoa, KVto
Wratarn Maryland
Waetlnghmiae C lac trio ....
Weetera Union
Wbaeitng A U B
Total aalaa for tba day.
100
It, 100
too
too
uO
10
M0
too
17,000
11,100
8110
, 1,000
00
too
IU0
67
114
a
ft
t
J4
H
4k
117
10
116
41.
6t
sat
140
80
4
to
St
1
lit
It
u
84
86
n
4t
146
114
44
67
17
16.
100
10O
tt
6
tt
t
II
44
41
tl
t
41
U
14
1W
II
t4
17
101
44
111
M4
, tt
84
It
It
It
l'Wvt
104
27
7J
ISO
M
104
aw
It
tt
23
44
144
111
64
ltt
14
10
10
50
17
A.
144
154
61
17
41
If.
U
10
tt
17
tt
3
K1
142
121
tt
41
lot
60
2
111
40
M
44
114
to
' 128
106
5
14
r
15t
at
141
II
t
to
a
tt
24
64
64
114
61
' 84
26
St
48
W7
tl
'A
M
70
lit
4S
67
17
16
44
M
41
6
II lulrrllle A N..
81 1-11 M., K. A T
... N. r. Central...
... I Norton A W ...
. ..11 do ptd
...loOrtarlo W
.141
.... It
....114
.... tl
.... 41
.... 41
.... 7!
.... 1
.... 64
....117H
....171
.... t
.... 7t
....lit
.... 14
17
tt
0MdHlYSr0Clv MARKET
Cattle Splendid Sillers, with Pricet
Showing; Strength.
HOGS MOSTLY TE5 CENTS HIGHER
Sheep anil Lambs (oattnae In Terr
Large ftaftply, While Prices Are
Steady to Soma Easier
. la Spots.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. August 23, 1910.
Receipts were: Cattle, lloes Sheep.
Official Monday....
Estimate Tuesday.
.10.4M
7,047
83,727
89,760
Iloston
BOSTON, Aug,
cks aete ate
Allouex
Amal. Copper .....
A. I. L. A 8
Arlaona Com
Atlantlo
A C. C. S.
Batte ("o&iaiaa ,
Cal. A Anion,....
Cal. A Heela
Centennial
Copper Hanae C.
Eaet Butie C. M
Franklin
Olroua Con
Granby Con
Greene Cananea ..
I tie Royaie Copper
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
Salle Copper....
Miami Copper ....
Aaked.
Closing; Storks.
23. Closing quotations on
lolkjWS! -
. 41 Kohawk
... 44 Nevada Con
... 24 N'lplealni Minea ...
14 North Butts .......
. .. 6 North Lake
M. 13 'Old Dominion ....
... 14 Oeceola
1 Parrott B. A C. ..
....6M QulnT
. ... li Shannon
C. 41 Superior
.... I Superior A B. M..
.... 10 Superior A P. C...
.... 4 Tan-arark
.... 13 B C. A O
.... 7 t. 8. 8. H. A M .
17 do pfd
4 I'tah Con
M Winona
10 Wolverine -
1
,."4t
.. w
.. 10
.. tt
.. I-
.. 17
..110
.. 13
.- T4
..
.. 4
.. 1
.. 11
.. U
.. tt
.. I
.. 4
.. 61
.. t
..110
' Local Secariiles.
Quotations furnished by Bamuel Burns,
Jr., 633 Omaha National bank building:
am J. .
Alma, Neb, Lt. te
Beatrice Creamery Co. ptd
city Nat. Bank Bid,, fa, UN
Crab Orchard, Neb., ta
Columbus, Nab., E. L. 6e, l-'4.
Houatoa Water Co. ta, 1844
Iowa Portland Cement let Mtg. 4a
Iowa Portland Cement t. 4 ......
Kanaaa O. A K. I per cent ptd....
Kanaaa City R. A 1 6a, lull
Mlthlaan Slate Tel. aa, .......
N. T. Central Una 4a, 1SU
Omaha Water Co. 6a, 1144
Omaha Oaa, 1117
Omaha A C. B. S. K. prd, 6 par cent
Omaha A C. B. 8. R. h; mi-
Paelflo T. A T. 6a, 1M7
Pennaylvanla Equip. 4e, ltit.....
Union 8 took Yards, So. Omaha, ei-dlr
Rocky Mountain Kuel
Wabaah Equip. 4a. ltll
United Hy. ptd, St, Louie
Oermaa-Amertcan Coltea
M
tl
to
lu
. tt
tl
, n
tt
, t4
100
. H8
ti
II
t4
6
j
ta
44
, li
160
tt
luO
100
tl
14
10O
100
100
ti
II
100
It
14
4
t7
. II
tT
14
10
tl
44
8.1C7
t.to
9.3"7 73,487
9.2(30 S0.M
U.l "38.111
M.US0 8U.W0
14. ill 29.691
10.M !W.i.fW
v. E.
41 feeders,. lU-O 8 2J
Stew art
7i cows 4 It)
11 stteis,...10.5 4
J. O. t'aviiiaon rsetv.
31 feeders.. RCJ 4 4H 1 steers. ...1110
POUTII i'A KU r A.
19 steers. ...IK 6 26 1 steer 829
llllam Charles 8. u.
. f40 t tv 9 calves... 170
. 90 2 W)
Pool Uros. S. l
.ln & on 10 cows.
.1072 8 90
!er Fhafto Co. 8. V.
31 feeders.. 1191 t 86 27 cows 89
14 Steers.. ..1W1 4 60 In cows s.w
J. Brooks y. l.
49 feeders . 1113 6 40 4d steers. ...1132
William rJchmule B. u.
heifers... tu 3 90 8 cows 931
18 coas 945 t 00 12 calves... ISO
16 calves... 241 6 60
Western Ranches-.. i.
719
S.-.7
1114
lt cows..
I cows..
32 steers..
t cows...
10 dsys this week... .17,600
Same days last week. ...18.61
Bams days 2 weeks ago.. 14.301
fame days 8 weeks ag-v.I.xfilO
Same days 4 weeks ugo.. 13,872
Sams days lust j ear. '...li, 697
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South omnia tor
compared with las;
inc. uec
7". iol
240.096
137.8SO
th average
the year
tar;
Cattle ....
Hogs ....
Sheep ...
to
uate, as
1910. 19.9
846.318 6T6.064
,.1.4'.616 1.645,611
..l.KH,74v J.880
The following table shows
prices of hogs at bouth Oninlia for the last
several days, with comparisons
Datee
Aug. 12..
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
18
14...
lt...
16.,.
17...
18...
19...
20...
21...
22...
23..
110. I1S09. 11908. 11907. 11H06. IIW. 11904
1 7 42 6 41 0 861 I a 941 4 81
041.1 7 471 6 221 t 83 t 931 4 84
- I T 4K 6 17 6 14. 8 841 S 96! 1
t 16 I 8 tOi t 72 t 83 6 80j 8 01
t 83v 7 C4 6 b h8, r2, 8 W
k ai-VI 1 (tTl 8 441 6 74i 8 UOi 6 881 4 96
t 24 7 721 8 41 t S t 94 4 99
t 11 7 64 6 81 S 70 I t 89 6 10
t 171 7 63, 6 871 t b2 t 0) . t 14
e i 7 471 a 30 1 hM 6 951 t 84
8 63 ' 6 32) 8 66 8 1 t 84 t 02
I 6M 7 63 I t t 86 6 92 6 03
Sunday.
Kecelpts and disposition of 11 vs stock at
the Union etock Yards, Bouth Omaha, for
twenty-tour hours ending at 3 p. in. yes
terday; RECEIW8 CARLOTS.
Cattle. Hoga.6heep.HrS
waoasn
Missouri 1'aclflo 1
Union i'aclfio W
C. & N. W., east 1
C. N. W west 107
C. tet. P. & O t
C, 11. 4k Q., east 2
C, U. 4k U; west 108
C, K I. A P., east.... t
C, R. I. A P., weat...
Illinois Central
C. O. W
Total receipts
.218
I '
10 60 1
80
1 'l
21 t
s e
93 143 1
Hill-Neb.
6 fee.lrrs..U32 4 SO
Sides IS eb.
a bulls 1.V0
t 60
4 80
4 2t
t 00
.1006 t 90
t M
2 90
t 00
t
1 ;t
14 calves
M calves
18 cows..
3-9 4 7S 10 calves.. ,
ltW 00 14 cows
813 2 90 2 steers...
Wood Collett H. V.
10 cows 927 4 10
Weare A Owens 8. o.
10 steers.. ..iysi 6 10 13 steers...
Le Fyra-a. u.
17 steers.. ..112. 6 10 4 cows....
J. Btrlngf ellow H. t).
J9 steers.. ..1206 8 80 10 steers...
lt. 8. Byra-p. u.
15 steers.. ..10"2 t 10 7 cows....
II O. weare H. i.
I 00
I to
t 00
28 cows 881 I M) 20 calves.
rl. calves... 11 4 00 44 cows...
til heifers... 9'JO 4 40 66 steers.,
.ii steers.... 977 4 60 11 Steers.
Harry B. Clark 8. i.
26 steers.. ..10h t 00
Alex Horneaux . u.
104 steers. ..110 100 85 steers...
42 Steers.... 974 4 75 10 cows
E. I... and A. C. Ham o.
62 cAws 8 t S 20 cows....
i calves... 212 6 00 b cows
J. C. nattsley 8. D.
14 cows 840 t 00 14 steers...
29 calves... Sis 8 2 12 cows....
n. Melners . i.
14 cows...., 9.M 8 75 8 (seders.
4 feeder.. 932 4 23
WYU.MI.NU.
9T0
, 9tt
1146
, 997
, 273
, 844
.1127
..104
4 15
4 25
4
4 23
4 60
I 90
t 00
4 8t
6 00
t 75
I 20
3 65
4 80
too
137
1022
D.
809
8.4)
,114
, 611
8t-4 4 It
8 steers.... 927
t cows 906
t cows 710
t steers.. ..1048
2 st ears.. ..1266
7 cows Mi
40 mixed... 1143
M.
16 cows. .
17 steers.
10 calves
1
K.6
228
4 60
2 90
t 06
4 50
4 68
8 40
6 00
A
19 cow s
t heifers.
6 calves..
7 steers..
10 cows...
16 cows...
t cows...
Boyer Wyo.
. SS7
. m
. 171
,11'io
. 848
. 912
. 916
t M
1 80
6 00
4 00
t U
4 10
t 90
25 cows..,,
14 steers..,
11 cows...
9 calves.,
9-14
5 cows.
27 cuas.
10 cow 949
J.
21 steers.. ..1076
A cows 803
10 steers.. ..103
Jr. J,
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
Bwut aV Co
Cudahy Packing Co
New York Mintage Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Alice 176
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel stock,
do bonda
Con. Cal. A
Horn BIlTer
Iron SUrer
7
U
IT
Va. 140
40
4t
ieadvllle Con.
Uttle Catef ...
Mexican
Ontario
Opblr
glenrlard
. Yellow Jacket .,
.. I
.. 4
..Hi
..to
..144
.. 0
.. 60
ttt.600 aharea.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-MONEY-On call
easy at 1V481 per cent; ruling rate, 1
per cent; closing bid, 1 pur cent; offereu
at Us per cent. Time loans somewhat
firmer; sixty days, I per cent, and ninety
days, 3 per cent; six months, 4H94V per
"pKIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6VMT
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 8teady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.83909
4.8410 for sixty-day bills, and at 84 8670 for
demand. Commercial bills, 64.8364.831.
SILVER Bar. 62c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BOND; Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations ud bonds today were
as follows!
U. S. rat. ta, rag.... 101 Int. M. M. 4t 4
do eoupen 101 Jmpmn 4a M
0. S. la ran. 101 do 4a M
do eeapon lol K. C. an. let la.... ft
V. A 4a. rag 114 L. s. deb. 4a 1H1.... ta
do eeapoo 114 L. A N. unl. 4a..., '
Allla-Cbal. 1st ta.... 74 al.. K. A T. let 4s.. 17
Am. As. aa. 101 Jo 4a 14
A-n. T. & T. er. 4a. .100 Mo. raclfia 4a T7
Am. Tobaooe 4a..... Tl N. H. R. of M. 4s K
do 4a ion '.N. y. C. g.
Armour A Co. 4a
Atcklaua gen. 4a...
do ev. 4a
Ia.
do av. aa
At. O. L let 4a.
Bal. A Ohio 4a...
do la
do 6. W. ta.
Drk. Tr. ev. 4a...
Can. et Oa, ta...
Oen. leather aa...
eQ. -of pi .J. s.
WH4
n do dob. 4a M
M tt. T . N. H. A R.
..17 at. te 131
..110 N. A W. let 0, 4a.. 17
.. M do ct. 4s tt
.. to No. pecine 4a I'D
.. ao ea 71
.. 4 O. A U Hdf. 4a..... 12
.. ta renn. ev. la ll.. te
..lot do son. 4a 101
., -tveeama sen. aa.... tl
.11 St. U A 8 r. fa. 4a HO
Ckes. A Onto a..l00 40 aan. Is.
da a. 4a W 8t. U 8. W. a.
eoieaso A A le, 70 eu, let gold et
C D. A Q. 1. 4 . A. U ad), ti
no gen. as aa ao. raetne col
C. M. A A P. 4. aa. tl do er. 4a
C. a I. 8 P. 4. t. U do 11 ret. 4a.
da rig. 4a tt , fuilw.r te.
Oole. InA 8a T4 d (an. 4a
Oolo. Mid. 4a ta Union Taenia 4a
C A 8. r. A a. 4a. ta ao av.
D. A H. cr.
D. A R U. 4a
da rat. la
Dlatlllsrs' tr
Erie p. I. aa
do sen. ea-
ea. a. 4a, ear. A.
do aeries B
Oen. Kiaa. ev. Is...
Ill Can. 1st rat. 4a.
Int. Mat. 4s
Bid. eoflerad.
do let A ref. 4
. M V. S. Rubber 4e
. tl V. A Steel Id 6a
. 44 Va.-Caro. Cham.
. It Wabaah U4 an.
.70 do let A ei. 4
. 41 Weetera 844. 4s.
. 44 Weau Elea. av.
.Ut Wla Central 4a.
. to Mo. Pao. av. ta
.
44
4a.. II
.... tt
... It
.... tu
.... tt
.... IS
....106
.... 74
....lt
....ll
1.... a.
....lul
....104
ta. . ta
....107
I.... 14
.-. S3
te.. It
.... tu
.... tt
la luviiiunia 4"JW tUla
lit nouxh Sixteenth
New Yark Carb Market.
Tha following quotations ara furnished
by Logan 4k Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange.
street, Omaha;
Bay Stats Ce.......
Butte OoallUoa
Ceetua
Chine
Chief Cans
r,,i-reiT
eij Central.,.......,
Ely Cona ,
tranklia
Olroua .
Oolarield Cona
Ooldneld Ploranoe..,
Onldneld Deter ,
Oreene Caaaaaa ,
84 Inaplratlea
II Laroee
1 Neeada Coos
ltNewbouee
l0hlo Copper
1 Kewklde Coalitloa
Tt Ray Central ,
ti swift ns c
1 1 Scare-Roebuck Co,. . .IS
4 Superior pitta.... 11
lTonopah Mlnlna....
t Trinity Copper 4
4 KorUi lake 11
T Bohemia 6
8 8-14
.. 4
.. 90
.. te
ti-H
.. tt
.. 8
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Aug. 22 Bank clearings for to
day were t2.096,S36.11, and for the corres
ponding date last year, tl. 925.440. 0L
Otf AHA ONKRAt, MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Prodnee Prices Pa,
nlshed by Bayers an Wholesalers.
BUTTER Crsamery. No, 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 82c; No. 1,
In 30-lb. tubs. 31c; No. 2, in 1-lb. cartons,
29c; No. 2, In 60-lb. tubs. 28Vtc; packing
stock, solid pack, 21c; dairy, In 60-lb. tuba,
23&24c. Market changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins. 17 c; young AmerlcaA
19o; daisy, ISc; triplets, ISc; Umbarger, IS,;;
No. 1 brick, 17c; Imported1 Swiss, 80c; do
mestic Swiss, 24c; block bawlss, 22c. -
POULTRY Dressed, broilers under t lba,
17c; over 8 lbs., 20c; hens, lto; cocks, 9c;
ducks, 18c; geese, 15c; turkeys, 26c: pigeons,
per dos., 81-25; homer squabs, per dos., 84 W;
fancy squabs, per dos., 88.60; No. 1, per dos.,
88.00. Alive: Broilera, 14c; aver I lbs., lloj
bens, lie; old roosters, 6c; old ducks, full
feathered, 9c; geese, full feathered, 10c;
turksys, 19c; guinea fowls, 20c each; pigeons,
per dos., 60c; homers, per dos., 83.00; squabs,
No. 1. per dos., 11.60; No. 2, per dos., 50c.
FISH (all froxen) Pickerel, 13c; white
fish, 17c; pike, 15c; trout, 15c; large Grap
ples, 20c; Spanish mackerel. 18c; eel, 18c;
haddock, 18c; flounders, ISc; green catfish,
Uc; buffalo, 8c; halibut, 9c; white perch,
fro; bullheads, 15c; roe shad, 11.00 each; shad
roes, per pair. 60a; frog legs, per dog,, sac;
salmon, 15c.
BEEP CUTS Ribs! No. t, ito; No. 2.
I8H0; No. t, 180. Loins: No. J, 160; No. t
14cV No. 8.11HC Chuck: No. L 7o; No. t.
6W0; No. . o- Round: No. 1, 9c; No. 1
so; No. 8. 70. Plata: Jso. 1. eftc; No. 2. 4io;
F-RUITS Oranges: California valennia.
all sises, per box, tS.OO'yS.Jo; Medlteiaanean
Sweets, usa sise, ea.uv; an sise, tx.bo. Iemons
l.lmnnlera. extra fancy. 800 size ne
t7.60; W0 slsa. "per box, J8.00; choice, 806
sue, per uox, i.w; sue, per box. 17.60
240 slxo, per box, 87.00. Bananas: Fancy
setecr., per uuucu, -v4.i, jumoo, Punch.
IZ.764i3. 76. Cantaloupeti: Colorado Rocky
Fords, 84 sise, 88.26; 45 standards. t8.60.
Plums: California, rsd, per. . four-basket
crate, ai.tje. luuian ciue rrunes: rer crate.
ai.tuji.uu. x-eacties: waiuurnia, per 20-lb.
box, i io; coioraao .luertas, per 20-lb.
box. 81.15(21.26. Pears: California Ran lot t
per box, 88.00; In lots, per box, 82.85; Oregon
ana utan lemisn ceauties, per pox, 32.60
In lots, per box, 82.40. Apples: Horns
grown. In bbls., 84.0OQ4.5O; new Oregon, In
boxes, 81.75. urapes: California Malagas,
per four-busket crate, tl.50. Watermelons:
Trial, lHo per lb. Dates: Anchor brand.
new, av-iD. pKgs. in 00 x, per dox, fz.uu.
VEGETABLES New Potatoes, In sacks,
psr bu., 31.00tirl.10. Sweet Potatoes: Vir
ginia, per bbl., 64.00. Onions: Yellow, In
sacks. ter lb.. 4o: Iowa, small. Dr lb
ic; Spanish, per crate, tl.50. Garlic, Extra
fancy, white, per ID., ibe; red, per lb, 16c.
Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dos., tl.6otj
z.vva celery: Micnigan, per uoreu punches,
80c.
HOMP1 GROWN VEGETABLES Cab
bsge: New, per lb., 2Vc. Tomatoes: Per
basket. 60416O0. String and Wax Beana
Per market basket. 76a. Cucumbers: Per
market basket, eWfto. ' Radishes: Extra
fancy home-growt. per dosen bunches. 20c
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per dosen. 45c
Parsley: Fancy home-grown, per doxenj
bunches, 80c. Turnips: Per market basket
too. Carrots: Per market basket, Wo. Beet4
Per market basket, 40c.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
id., jo; caniornia no. j, per 10., 11c; can
fornla No. 1 Der lb.. 14a. Hlckorvnuts
Large, per lb., 4c; small, per lb., to. Cocoa,
nuts: Per sack, 85.00; per dosen, 660. Honey
Nsw, 24 frames, 4.uu.
Available gnppltes of Grain.
NEW YORK. Aug. 28. Special cable and
telegraphlo communications received by
Bradstreets show available supplies as com
pared with previous account: Wheat,
United States east of Rockies, Increase
4.tH.'t,000 bushels. Canada, decreased, 132.0u0
bushels. Total United States aad Canada,
Increase, 4,811,000 bushels. Afloat for and
In Europe, Increased X400.000 bushels. Total
American and European supply Increased
7,711,000 bushels. Corn, united states and
Canada, dacreased 684,000 bushels. Oats,
United tSates and Canada. Increased 6.2o4.
OuO bushels. The leading Increases and de
creases reported this week follow. In
creases: Manitoba, 947,000 bushels. Chi
cago, private elevators. aVLOuO bushels.
Milwaukee, private elevators, 127,000 bush
els. Nashville. 98.000 bushels. Louisville.
71,000 bushels. Decreases: Ooderich, 70,0u0
bushels.
Weal Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 23. WOOL Values In th
local wool market hold firm In spite of the
fact that business was quiet. The heaviest
trading appears to have been medium Ne
vada, which brings wo on 1 scoured nasi
while aotne Montana has changed bands
23'-f24 in the -greens. Choice territory
sells at 64tff6c. but the movement Is small
Local holders express an unwillingness to
part with their 1910 Ohio fleeces at present
prices. Pulled wool sontlnues dull, but
there Is soms esll for the foreign product
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23. WOOL stesdy; ter
rttory snd western medium, 1&B23; fins
mediums. UKflJuc; fine, tfl'C
rmour at Co...
echwarts-Bols-n Co,
Murnhy
W. U. Vansant Co 161
Benton Vansant at Lush. 124
tephena Bros 134
Hill & Son 63K
B. Lewis... 1U7 '
Huston A Co 22T
B. Root & Co... 14
H. Bulla v lyS
F. Huss loO
Wolf 6
McCreary & Carey ,. 674
Werthelmer 125
H. F. Hamilton U
Sullivan Bros 89
Lenmer Bros. 4
Lee KoUisohlld 27
Christie & Kilns 28
Sol Uegan 89
Mo. Kan. Calf Co M
Other buyers 868
Treaaary Ststenieat.
WASHINGTON. Y. C, Aug. El. The con
dltlon of ths treasury at ths beginning of
.business today wu as roiiowa:
Trust funds Uoid coin, tAJ.tso tv; stl
Western Canada Cro Estlsanle
WINNIPEG, Aug. . Ths official est!
mate of ths western Canada crop was an.
nounced today as followa: Wheat, 101260-
600 buahels; osts, 108.2SO.otio bushels; barley
l7,ouo.guo pusnwis; tiax, .t).uw ouanels.
Onaaka Ray Market.
OMAR A. Aug. 23- HAY No. 1 upland
rtOO; Kansas. 214 00; No. I upland. 812.00
nackina-. tlOOO: alfalfa. 814 0a Straw- Wheat
vex aouars, 14ca.a01.vvui suvst tMiiars 01 1 84.00; rye, 87.00; oats, ttOO.
537
,...1,209
....1.M6
Oil
l.KVo
290
l.t 7
112
1,640
2,619
' I.I06
2,2t8
9b4
21,882
8 00 4 steers.... 545 3 73
4 45 6 cows 9o3 3 90
8 00
J. Dana Adams Wyo.
. bit 3 50 9 feeders.. 1061 4 60
.1107 S 25
Llnd A Son Wyo.
. 99 3 50 12 cows 93 4 29
. 230 t 00 20 steers... .1150 5 10
15. Beaton Wyo.
806 8 00 6 steers.. ..10R4 4 80
1 00 8 cows 948 4 00
t 50 6 bulls 1346 3 40
C. Shaw Wyo.
4 60 6 heifers... 670 t 60
8 45 '92 Bteers....l072 4 00
4 60
McKenzle-Wyo.
t 26
5 3.-1
4 40
were
Totals 8.821 5,205 29,283
CA'ITLE Recelnta of cattle were verv
large again today, making ths total for tne
wiu days of ths week 17,500 head. In spite
of the large runs tha market la in splendid
condition. Yesterday, with almost 400 cars
reported, early buyers wrs all out In the
yards in good season and tha way thsy
picked up the offerings at stronger prices,
ven. was a surprise, lt seemed as ir the
demand was so good that In spite of the
larger receipts buyers were afraid that
there would not be enough cattle to make
the rounds. Sellers were more than pleased
with results. This morning, with another
ery good run. the market again opened
early and fairly active buyers being ready
to look at cattle Just as fast as they could
do sfiapeo p auo mads ready to show.
The market on beet steers proved to be
very active again this morning, so much
so that desirable kinds were anywhere from
strong to as much as 10c higher. Good cron-
lects sold up to 88.0b, aa against Ji.ao yesterday.
Cows and heifers were also strong and
active and everything in sight changed
hands In very good season in the morning.
Good feeders wese active sellers st prices
that looked anywhere from steady to quite
iittia stronger, possibly 100 higher in
some esses.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves, t6.00a4.7b: good to choice
beeves. 8i.4Oa.O0; fair to good beeves. 84.60
IS5.30; common to fair beeves, 83.7634.60;
good to choice heifers. l4.Mf00: rood to
choice cows, 64.0Otj4.6O; fair to good grades,
tvt.sutus.ao; capners ana cutters, 83.26raa.25;
good to choice . feeders, 34.8mu6.50; fair to
good reeaers, 34.BiSr4.io; common to fair
feeders, M.264.00.
(Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, 87.25(38.00; fair to good
beef steers, 86.2597.26; common to fair beef
ateers, 88.00216.26: good to cholca oornfed
grassers, t.603M.tO; good to choice cows and
hsifers, 84600660; fslr te good cows and
hslfers, l.6tXri4,60; common to fair cows and
heifers. 12.504x3.60: good to choice stockera
and feeders, t4.73t?6 75; fair to good stockera
and feeders, 34.00ig4.75; common to fair
atockers and feedrs, 33.26424.00: stock heifers,
176 4.75;H vesj calves, 33. 6064.60; bulla,
stags, etc., 8t.t74ri6.00.
BEEF STEERS.
No. . A. Pr. - No. . rr.
t 40 20 1170 T 28
t M It U2 7 40
1 0 84 1618 6 00
1 W
COW8.
8 II It
8 2 80
t tt t
3 44 17
HEIFKKS.
8 44 8
8 16 21
BUL1JS.
tit 4 UM i
I t 8 1108 3 46
It 1 1U Id
w
CALVB3.
t 00 4 117 1 on
TOCKEH AND FEEUKK8.
41S I 50 t 41 4 10
44 t It tl 141 4 w
4ft 8 70- ti 744 4 44
7 77 t t tO 106 4 48
lit 4 to t 1200 8 44
NEBRASKA.
126 steers. ..1122 4 76 35 steers... .1108 4 75
43 steers.. ..1110 4 50 9 steers.... 1073 4 u
W. Zlmmerschled Wyo.
20 steers.. ..lias 6 25 3 steers.... 893 4 60
10 cows 903 3 90
John Zlmmerschled Wyo.
1 steer 970 4 60 8 steers.. ..1030
7 cows 960 8 90
CClTlRAnO.
21 steers.. ..1089 6 60
D. Spesr Mont.
9 steers.. ..112S 5 85 7 wters. ...1060
22 oows lola 2 60 19 cows 1061
HOGS Hoes sold st nrlces that
higher again this morning. The sdvance
was mostly a dime. 'Somi business was
don during early rounds at figures no bet
ter than frfflOc higher, tut the market im
proved, late sales showing the full advance.
Supplies were moderate and demand easily
ample. Shippers bought more freely than
usual, takig about 2,000 head, snd to this
phase of the trado may be credited keener
demand and active movement. A perfect
clearance was made before midday.
The 89.00 quotation was restored for the
first time since July, selected bacon hogs
reaching this figure. Bulk of good rights
moved around tS.85. Good mixed or medium
weight sold st or near 88.75 and heavies
moved around t8-508.60. Extreme snd
rough heavies had to sell at th low figures.
Bulk ranged from 88-50 to 3K.75. s compared
with yesterday's bulk of 88.4033.60. '
Representative sales:
No. Av. Stl. r. No, A, th. Pr.
6... 131 ... 114 61 ft ... 8 43
tt 2t 40 t 40 64 144 ... 141
41 ,.,811 ltO t 48 tl ill 40 t 4
61 ...Kit tO I 4 " tt tU M l
64 124 ... I 41 68 270 10 I It
60 8t J2) 8 4t 41 t7t ... t 8 :
60 21 M I 60 . 44 M 40 I 15
e: 2Ti 120 lto e. ...... .271 40 tit
60 Ml SO i 60 41 tit 40 I 70
87. ...... .201 ... t CO 14 247 ... 170
16 tOt ... 3 60 44 241 M I 70
60 174 200 1 60 16 Jfi9 ... I TO
62. ant ... I 60 44 241 .40 I 70
64 rt ... t 60 64 ii tO I 70
14 Ml 40 t 40 4 2X0 ... I 70
61 no ... I 60 61 tZt ... I 70
61 S 10 I 60 tt 2KI 40 I TO
66 t 40 t 60 . 61 M4 10 I 70
62 116 tO I (8 Tl tit 120 I 70
68 191 SO I 61 47 VI ... 172
35 ...tut ... lit 12 til 240 1 76
90 IDS ... I IS 4 126 40 I 75
6J 267 40 I 68 , 49 154 60 t 75
lt (70 ... 1 66 43 141 ... 176
4 too ... I 68 76 241 40 I 76
41 281 ... t 66 ft 2.11 10 I 75
It 3-6 10 65 68 271 80 I 76
67 274 40 I 67 241 ... t 76
61 201 60 I 87 7i 247 140 I Tt
t 220 ... t 60 45 141 ... ITS
40 t74 40 t 40 It 115 10 I Tl
tO 284 ... 1 40 4t 24t ... 8 77
64 2Ht 120 t 10 61 M5 100 I 80
It 147 ... I 40 41 217 10 t 10
0 ti)4 , 40 I 60 69 267 80 I 10
44 2S4 W t 40 44 tit 120 I SO
40 274 40 I 40 T4 141 80 I 10
17 2l 110 IS Tl 2JI tO I W
65 300 190 1 60 60 K5 ... I tt
84 271 ... 1 40 4 206 ... I tO
tl 2M 10 t 40 71 211 ... I tO
II 241 ... 1 45 14 It4 ... 190
SO tOi M t 65 W 300 ... 6 81
SO 28i 10 I 16 47 191 ... t 00
41 20, 10 6 45 41 14t ... t 00
40 tSt 120 I 65 8 104 ... 9 00
135 Idaho lsmbs I J
6 IdJtho 5 eatiinrs as J
8? Idaho lambs 7t 1 40
21 Mnho bucks and cull 43 4 7t
IrtO Idaho lambs ? la
116 Idsho lambs 6S t 16
377 Wyoming wethers ,.1 104 4 ll
4ti) Wyoming wetner l"4 izj '
675 Wyoming lambs, feeder) ..,. 67 6 86
190 Wyoming lamb, teeflers .... tw M
2il Wyoming ewes, feeders . 4 w
4s1 Montana wethers, feeders ...101 4 10
10? Montana wethers, feeders ....t" 4 W '
216 Montana wethers, feeders 4 10
198 Montana wethers, teeners ....HI . I 10
6J5 Wyoming lambs 71 It)
1K4 Wyoming lambs 71 t
271 Wvomlng lambs, feeders 68 t 10
39 Wyoming ewes 4 10
M4 Wyoming lambs 75 t 80
147 Wyoming lambs I 76 ,60
310 Wyoming lambs, feeders 65 6 80
S5 W yoming ewes and wnnrri ,.ii 1
411 Idaho wethers , 97 4 85
224 Idaho wethers 97 4 35 ,
27.6 Idaho wethers' 98 4 14
101 Idaho wethers, culls 94 I So
3r2 Idsho wethers, feeders ........ t 4 Jk
l5 Idaho lambs . tv
6J1 Idaho lainl. feeders .......... 6 8 36.
185 Idaho lambs, feeders .1.. 4. 6 w
78 Idsho ewes sfid wether ....118 4 10
98 Idaho ewes snd -wether ,...108 4 10
212 Idaho lambs 62 (50
? Idaho lambs, feeders 55 I 90
Ml Idaho lsmbs, feeders 66 t 16
102 Idaho lsmhs, feeders .50 ' IW
171 Idaho ewes and wethers '.....106 4 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK ' MA It RUT
Shippers rind Prles Steady for CattU
and II srs Itlgker.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23-CATTI.E-Recejpts
7.ft0 head; market, etendy; beeves, 64.MI
8 50; Texas steers, tt.70ip5.to; western steers,
t4.uOrj7iiO; atockers and feeders, 141tMtt;
cows and heifers, l2 00!J6fV. ealvea. 18 5031
1.75. '
HOGS-Recelpts. 1TW head: market, 10o
higher; light. 8S.7539 26; mixed. 88.2Mj9.lO;
heavy, ftV'df 86; rough. 17 WfJS lR; good to
choice, heavy. ts.iMTn.ti; pigs. tSSOfjtu.;
bulk of sales 88.4038.70.
SHKEP AND LAW Bf Receipts. 20.661
market strong; native. tTwrjrtso; western,
f2.76B't4.tA: yearling. 84 50flt t: lambe, na
tive, t4.76.S5; western. 84.75fj4.3fi, .
St. I.onls Live Iteek Market,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. IS. CATTLE Receipts,
6.100 head. Including 1.400 Texan; market
strong; native shipping and export steers,
t7.Mi..2n; dressed beef and butcher steers.
t6.6037.f5; steers under 1,000 pounds, t&.TMP
7 20; stockers end feeders, 33 .avg 50; oows
and heifers, t3.t0i7.0O; canners, t2.76ffS50;
bulls. 31.00rfl5.50; calves, 88.5O4J8.00; Texas
and Indian steers, 34.256.50; cows and
heifers. tS.fOffft.Ot).
HOGS Receipts, 7,508 head: market, ltd
to 25c higher: pigs and lights, t8.5O3O.0ft;
packers, 88.7Mj9 20; butchers and best heT.
19 0Oi,85. 1 '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head; market stesdy; native muttons, ti.CO0
4.S5: lambs, t.0On 7T culls snd - buck.
33.0CKrTI.5O; stockers, t6Ha.75..
Knnana Cltr 1,1 rr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. W.-CATTT.E-Receipts.
20,000 head. Including, 1,000 head
southerns: market steady l dressed- beer and
export steers t4.8045S.16; fair to good. $4.6ta
6.85: western steers, 84.46tft7.10; stackers and
feeders, 83.50(86.06: southern steers. 34Vft
5.25; southern oows, tS.ftKfJt 25; nntlve cows.
t2.e0ffft.00; nstlve heifers, t3. 75116.501 bulls.
t3.10fl3 75; calves, t4.00'8.oni - -
HOGit Receipts, 6,000 head; market lOtf
arv. hirher- hulk of sales. 88.851179 16: heavy.
3S.76t(.&0; packers, a,nd buUherg, 88 90(
9.22; light, t.00S9.25. ' '
PIIEF.P AND . I-jA MRS Receipt. 7 onfJ
head: market stesdy; lambs, 86-OOrrfH 86;
yearlings, ti-0oi&5.75; . wethers, MOOg-tOS:
ewes. 84.00(64 .60; stockers and feeders, 13.00
CS.50. -
St. .tnaeph l.lv Stork Market,
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. S$r CATTLE Re
celpts, 2.2iiO head; steady; steers, 34.505 50;
cows and heifers, t2.504t.t0; calves, (3.003
6.75.
HOGS Receipts, 4.009 head; market 104
15a higher; top, 89.25; bulk ef sales, 38.609
9.009. 00. ' J.
SHEEP AND lAMBS-Rsoelpte, l.tOt)
head; market steady; tarnba. t .6043 6 70. 1
Stoek la. elafct.
Receipts of live stack at' the fly prin
cipal wsstern markets yesterday: ,
uarcie. nogs, aneep.
South Omaha...; T.0O0 ,0tv sV,7TO
Joseph 2,200 4,008 l.KXJ
Kansas City .10,000 ' 6.000 7,000
Pt. Louis .100 ' 7,600 t.SOO
Chlcngo , 7,000 13.000 JO.OOO -
Cotton Market. l
NEW YORK. Aug. 23. COTTON Spot
olosed quiet to 15 points h1gher, middling
pianos. li.Ooc minaung gun, io.wjo. naiei,
17,260 bales. Futures closed barely steady;
ugust, 16.52c; September, lt.soc; October,
3.63c; November, 13.54c; J5ecember, 13.B4U;
annarv. 18.53c: Fehruary. 14,63c: Marcn.
txMtrt Mnv. lt.62e- June. 13.50c: July. lt.60c
ST. LOI7IB, MO., Atlg. SJ.-tUl.TUIN
Quiet; middling. 15c-, sales, tw bales;
receipts, none; shipments, none; stock,
1,058 bales.
t
21
14
80
4
8
10
7
A
3
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3
8
t
4..
t..
f..
It..
8..
Urtt
10ZT
lilt
lit
101!
tu
811
TOO
...1000
... 17
...Ml
...1248
146
.. 44
..1000
.. tit
..1041
. 711
8 t
t W
t to
4 80
8 tt
4 08
21 cow....
4 calves..
I calves..
82 steers..,
23 cows....
H calves..
I cows....
11 cows....
T oows....
t oows....
4 steers..,
t heifers.
lt steers..,
12) steers.... 561
1 steers.... 44
t cows 779
33 steers.... 808
lt cows 991
18 f seders.. 1281
F.
21 cows
970
400
226
1115
, 850
253
, 840
, 8K2
, 697
, 7tl
, 936
. 640
714
I 80
4 00
4 00
4 8S
I 80
f 26
too
8 76
3 to
t 95
4 50
t 60
I 76
t (0
I 06
t 10
4 40
I 70
6 60
1 bull H60
12 steers.... 786
t oows 1011
66 cows 764
4 calves... 467
- 7 cows 1011
15 belfers... 741
17 cows....
t cows....
20 steers...
10 steers...
calves..
I calves..
t steers...
1 bull
11 cows.
41 Ill
I 43
t steers...
14 heifers..
1 feeder..
Vol
912
871
642
218
183
921
OHO
872
. 890
560
12M)
1 38
4 10
4 te
3 15
8 60
3 50
I 76
3 70
4 25
4 50
I 80
t 26
t 26
t 60
I 26
1 80
4 00
1 60
f to
21 steers.
836
C
780
841
1011
J.
, 656
647
. M
C.
Ut feeders. 1100
33 Tex. sis., m
t steer.,
11 steers.,
44 steer.,
10 heifer
4 ool...
t s tears.
F. Peterson Neb.
..1039 4 00 2 cows 910 GO
.rung nros. rveo.
4 1 28 cows 941 60
S. Boon Neb.
t 25 t steers.. ..1048 3 75
4 20 4 steers. .li0 t 00
I 06 14S steer... 1100 t 06
L, Finn Neb.
160 13 cows....
1 75 31 feeders.,
4 86
H. Fully-Nsb.
I 00 11 Tex. rt..10S3 4 75
4 50
Can-others Neb
SHEEP Incoming trains are all heavily
burdened with sheep and lambs this week.
In fact, ths two days' supply is by far the
most llberul thus far this year. Today's
run was especially large, over 35,000 head
vhcwlng up. The big end of receipts con
sisted of feeders, of course, snd early
hours were largely devoted to shaping up
shipments ready tor sale.
properly, speaking, the main market was
reader market, iat stock values auoear
ing generally as side Issues. Strings of
both sheeo and lambs that carried good
killing ends sold straight to feeder buyers
at figures almost as high as those paid for
sorts.- inquiry irem an quarter was Droaa
snd orders were filled In greedy fashion
from U.e start. The more desirable feeding
sheep and lambs commanded steady price
aa a rule, with some o tne oil grades a
little lower. Feeding wethers sold at and
around 34.1094.16, with feeder yearling at
36.16 and better If they were light, terly
lamb sales Included a big bunch of feeders
at to. 30, this price calling lor no sorts.
Trade In fat stock was very late In gel
tine: started and while tho tons to the map
ket was rather weak prices paid wers little
different from those of yesterday. Some
snots wera a lit tin lower, but kinds tha
attracted comDetltlon went at quotably
steady figures. Demand was fstrly actlvs
ajid reasonably broad.
Uuotatlons on grass stock: Good to
ihnl.-a lambs. 86.40ru6.65: fair to good lambs,
86.15il6.40; feeder lambs, 36.eoit.86; handy
weiirnt vearnnars- ba.wi-.w: tieavr rear-
Una-s. 34.u0&5.00: feeder yearlings, t5.00tjj.j6
good to choice wethers. 34.10ra4.l0; fair to
snnd wathers. 8S.75i2i4.io: leeaing wetnera
3.864 a.; breeding ewes, 34.264.16; feeding
ewes, .iKrt)e.tw; iei owre, eo. iiue. u.
Representative sales;
No.
160 Wyoming lambs
201 Wyoming wethers
177 Wyoming wethers...
87 Wyoming ewes...
623 Wyoming lambs, feeders
61 Idaho sheep
172 Idaho lambs, feeders
lib Idaho lambs, feeders
Idaho lambs, feeders....,
44 Wyoming lambs, feeders
854
712
t 75
4 16
..122t
160
45
Sol
98 feeder.. 1221 lit 43 steers
Frank Jesse Neb.
41 feeders.. 848 4 60 6 oows....
Henry Aldmeyer N ob.
I feeders.. 64 3 99 4 cows...,
t cows M 116 9 calves..
M. W. Vlan Neb.
21 feeders.. 1002 4 W
Charles Bauer Neb.
11 feeders.. 11 28 f 00
P. A. Yeast Neb.
1 40 7 feeders.. 1194
4 00
H. Minor Neb,
1 56 33 steers.,
i 90
J. Abbott Neb.
4 88
C. Cable-Neb.
I i to haifcr.
4 00
lt feeder. .1190
53 cow luuO
J.
46 feeders..lo
11 cows 1077
A.
137 Tex. st.1187
W
104 feeders If
A con 10.0
I 06
175
I to
4 M
( 60
1344 (tO
991 4 tt
37.1 Wyoming lamba, feeders
244 Wyoming lambs, feeders
224 Wyoming lambs, feeders
240 Wyoming lsmbs, feeders
146 Wyoming ismos, leeoers
103 Wyoming lambs, feeders
193 Wyoming lambs, feeders
314 South Dakota yearlings, f drs
158 South Dakota wetnera
2)4 South Dakota, swes
1410 Idaho lambs
1K3 Idaho lambs, feeders
037 Idaho ewes, feeders
1388 Idaho lambs, feeders
1K1 Idsho swes, culls
2X0 Wyoming yearlings, feeders..
140 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.,
2i0 Wyoming yearlings, feeders..
181 Wyoming yearlings, feeders..
532 Wyoming wethers, feeders.'..
561 Wyoming wethers, roers...
278 Wyoming wethers, feeders...
350 Idaho lambs, feeders
335 Idaho lambs, feeders
350 Idaho lambs, feeders
24 Idaho culls and bucks
843 Idaho lamba, feedera
yt Idaho lambs, feeders
41 Idsho lambs, feedera
140 Idaho lambs, feeders
626 Idaho lambs, feeders
17 Idsho swes
46 Idaho wethers
ata Idaho yearlings, wethers ....
137 Idaho yearlings, feeders, cull 81
Av.
90
90
90
88
56
107
43
51
5
, 89
48
68
58
, 67
, t7
, 47
64
79
96
96
53
42
93
48
88
71
71
74
67
106
lt
104
. 69
. 60
. 59
. 45
. 49
. 56
. 66
. 58
. 68
.100
.108
84
Pr.
t 40
4 40
4 26
I K
6 30
4 10
6 80
8 25
t 85
I 00
t 96
t 85
8 80
t 85
t 80
t 90
6 30
16
4 10
t 85
t 16
I 85
t 10
t 30
i 86
t 40
t 40
t 40
t 40
4 80
4 80
4 12Vi
s 8b
t 86
t 36
f 26
t 30
6 36
6 40
6 40
6 40
4 Ou
4 26
I 10
4 75
Totals
.41.300 3G.5O0 74,600
Extreme Heat
Prostrates Men
in Kansas Camp
Fifty Nebr askant on Hospital List,
But Not in Serious Condition
Meroury tt 1,14 Degrees.
JUNCTION CITT, Kan., Aug. 23. (Spa-
da! Telegram.) With ths thermometer
standing at 111 degree and without n
breath of air stirring, ths first and second
Nebraska regiments today made; an after
noon march that left fully fifty men at
most completely laid out. As a result ct'
fleers of both regiments gladly surrendered,
horses snd numerous ambulances were:
called to assist th exhausted men to corns
Not a man of the entire number- pros
trated by today's heat will suffer any se- .
vere consequences. It Is thought.
Kansas men suffered considerably mora
than did the Cornhusker guardsman) as
fully three times a .many of their num
ber sucoumbed lo th extreme heat, A
report Just confirmed tell of tha death of
a Kansas man and a Thirteenth Infantry
man, both of whom attempted to take
cold shower bath too quickly after their
return to camp.
Colonel Mack and Eberly of ths Ne
braska regiments a well aa all th bat
talion and company of fleers today devoted
themselves In a highly creditable mannef
to their exhausted men, Th camp ha
capabls and efficient medic) corps and
very attention is paid to men In th ho.
pita!.
SPAIN PROTESTS SERMONS
V art Iran Surprised Heoansa Gotspsm
mrst Dislikes So-Cnlled Violent
sermons by Catholic Priests.
ROME. Aug. 23. Surprise Is expressed at
the Vstlcan at th protest of th fipanlsh
government against what th Spanish gov
ernment call violent sermons delivered by
Roman Catholic priest in fSpain against
ths government Th protest was delivered
by Marquis De Gonsales, secretary of th
Spanish embassy to ths Vatican, in chargg
of ths embassy sine th recall of th
Spanish ambassador, and terms tba ser
mons "Insulting to th Spanish minister
and Inflaming ths pssslons of th pepole."
At ths Vatican It Is declared that tha
Spanish clergy Is behaving admirably dar
ing ths crisis, and Is simply calling th at
tention of ths faithful to th attempts by
the Hpai.lsh government against the rlghu
Laramie Carrier Malaed.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-Speclal Tele.
gram.) The Postofflc department today
announced that two letter carrier m th
postofflcs st Laramie, Wyo., ar promoted,
one from 8000 to 81,000 and another from
81,000 to 81.100. ' Theae promotion dots from
July 1. .
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