THE BEE: OMAIIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1010.
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CRAISASD PRODUCE iMIiET
Good Demand Giyei Wheat Firmer
Tone Wedneiday.
COBN PRICES ALSO GO HIGHER
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Voreet Fir tear la Western Belt
I PirUf the Caase o( Increase
la Cars Price Demand
1 ' la Good.
" V OMAHA. August 7S, 1910.
Wheat wag firmer with the advance In
corn. Cash wheat handlers reported a
better demand from mill! and local snip
ing polntn. Exporters are (till unable to
meet foreign bids and little wheat la being
worked from the aeaboard.
The corn market advanced sharply on
frost scares In the western belt. These
low temperatures are working raplrtlr east.
The wheat market lacked any new fea
ture and the iitvinm due entirely to
the strength ahown In corn and the very
light receipt. Cash demand waa more ao
tlve and sample were up lo.
The froat scare was on In the corn mar
C'fi values opening sharply higher, and
held strong on the forecast for lower tem
peratures tonight. Kample offerings sold
readily at He higher.
. Primary wheat receipts were 1,083.000
bushels and shipments were M,onO bushels,
against receipts last year of 740,000 bushels
nd shlpmenu of SM.0U0 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 602,000 bushels
Jd shipments w.re 1M,000 busslxils. against
receipts last year ot 848,000 bushels and shlp
lienu of 160,000 bushels.
.Slarrtc WM .O1 bushels of corn.
10,000 bushels ot a.ts and wheat and flour
luaj to 43.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed ti d higher on wheat
and .d higher oa corn.
,' Omaha Cash Prices.
WHJBAT No. 2 hard turkey, fBcti:i 0tt;
No.' I hard, semi-dark and yellow. WVitf
8c;. No. I hard turkey, W11;9?c: No. 1
hard, semi-dark and yellow, fic; No. 4
hard, semi-dark and yellow, 82wo: No. 2
spring. KHc21.00; No. 1 spring, ri'o98c;
loo. , 4 spring, 44(9SC.
CORN No. 2 white. 67W8c: No. 3 white,
67i(6Hc; No. 4 white. WWoTSic; No. 2
yellow, 60140670: No. 8 yellow, 6Wj67c;
No. 4 yellow, fri-aWVec; No, 2. SOViffiic; No.
. WiJWKc; ! JSo, 4. WkW&V,; no grade,
6066c.
OATH No. 2. white, 3nVli3lc; standard,
8JVfc5Mc; No. I white, o34j43Wc; No. 8 yel-.
low, Slfl;i2v4c; No. 4 yellow, 31V42c.
BARLKT-No. 1 feed, 62ffc'. rejected,
474 62c.
aVE-No. 74ff7Sc; No. S, 72ff73c.
Carlot Receipt.
' Wheat. Corn. Oats.
. Chicago . ....... 191 2J0 2M
, Minneapolis ................ 22
Omaha '. 32
Duluth 104
Dry salt meals unchenged; boxed extra
short, lie; clear ribs, 13c; short clears, lo'?c.
He eon steady; boxed extra short, 14Vc;
clear rib-., HHc: short clears, 14,c.
BACON steady; boxed extra short, MVic!
clenr ribs, 14'4e; short clears, lee.
I'OCLTRT Firm; chickens. Vlr; springs,
14He; turkeys, 1823c; ducks, 9tllHc; geese,
e;c,
iti:TTER Firm; creamery, 2V?!0o.
EGGS Firm at 20Hc
Receipt Shipments.
Flour, hhls.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu. ..,
8.300
,.11.0"0
.. 7.0n0
..104,010
9.W
33.100
S3.&0
74.000
WEATHER IX TUB GRAI.1 BELT
Frost la the Prediction, Following; the
Cold Spell.
OMAHA, Aug. 23, 1910.
The cool wave noted In the
northwest during the last forty-eight
hours spread down over the mountain dis
tricts and plains slates during the night,
and Is felt this morning over the entire
country west of the Mississippi river. Tem
peratures below freezing with killing frosts
prevail over Montana and Wyoming this
morning, and light to heavy frosts occurred
in thM w.ii.rn itakntnM and western Ne
braska. Showers were scattered over the
central valleys within the last twenty-four
hours, and rains continue in me uimci
Miuissinni vailev and uoper lake region
this morning. The weather has cleared gen
erally In the west and nortnwesi, anu in
dications are that It will be fair in this
vicinity tonight and Friday, with cooler
tonight and conllnuea cool K naay. r ry.i
will probably occur out In tha stats tonight.
i emperaiure ana precipuau.iu
pared with tha Isat three years:
1910. 1809. 1908- 1907.
Minimum temperatura ... M 72 6? ?
Precipitation 06 .00 w
Normal temperature lor toaay,
deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
14.81 Inches.
Def clency corresponding perioa in a..
1.65 Inches. . . , ,
Deficiency corresponding penoa in
1.04 of an inch. C A. WtirBH,
Ical Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Kegloa Ballatla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at I a. m., 75th meridian time,
Thursday, August 25, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Ftatlons. Max. Min.
Ashland, Neb.... 97 M
'ii
Auburn, Neb
I Broken Bow 73
Columbus, Neb... M
CulberSon. Neb.. 3
Falrbury, Ne ... V
Ffcliinont, Neb... -Or.
Island, Neb.. 8
Hartlngton, Neb. 73
Hastings, Neb... DO
CHICAGO ,Cn.Ain AND PROVIIOa
Feat area ( the Trading; and Closing.
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26. Covering by shorts
and an upturn In corn values caused wheat
prices to advance today, the close being
from ffce. to lo hlghex. Corn went sharply
up. Induced .by repurta of frosts In the west,
and cloned i..c to lc higher. Oats felt the
bullishness' if tha other pits and advanced
more mildly, finishing a to o up. Pro
visions values shifted ground and tlnlahed
from &o down to 20o higher, January pork
making the heaviest gain.
Bullish sentiment In the wheat pit waa
revlvod by outslda orders, prominent among
which war an advance in winter wheat
prices In tha northwest, generally firmer
foreign markets and an increasing output
Tha Sharp advance t in corn prices also
worked on tha bull side and kept values
well toward tha top throughout the session.
Northwest receipts were less than had been
expected and were largely absorbed by the
milling demand. The cash demand was
moderate and reports from the fields show
Ideal harvesting weather . The close was
firm and well toward tha high point, with
September HftXc to o up at Sift tc to
!M0( -after having -touched lwf(jSJe. De
cember finished H';f'o to Wio higher at
SLOSH to I1.0HH&1U3. after having moved
between U.03 and 11.04.
Shorts In the corn pit rushed to cover
early In the day when reports of frost In
western fields were received. The advance
at the closing time was 2c above yesterday's
clvslng figures, - (September touching Mo,
although the, high point, waa not maintained
to the. finish. Uash corn waa la higher on
a fair demand and meager offerings. No. 2
yellow sold at &!Vykl;. The close was
strong, with September IVic at 61c. De
cember closed lWSto to lvo higher at 69
tj9Ho to WVic
ii Oata advanced moderately. The close waa
firm all around, with tieptember o tip at
tic. December closed a higher at tfHfcc.
i'rovlsions advanced early, receded with
larger offerings and advanced on a strong
late demand. January pork maintained the
greatest giun, musing litac to liuc up at
118.4, 18.-0. Closing figures for the Sep-
ember proaucis were: rorK, 60
jif.n; laid, fU.tn's, ina up, and rlos, 13.20,
Ti.e leading futurea ranged as louows:.
Articles. Opn. High. Low. Close ." Yes'y.
heat I
Bept. jftfi9HI
Dec.
May
Corn
tiept.
Dec. ,
May
Oata
- Sept.
De. s
May
Ptrk
fiept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lard
tSeot.
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SWAW'S,
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S1Vi,3!t'UJ0!
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to
11 92H
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SS?4l99Vii!M4f 984
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Bibs
Bept
Oct. ,
Jan.
11 11 62 v
10 tO I 10 66
2i to so 7H( H i:w
BU 70 W 20 70
IS bTH) 18 SO 18 60
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11 9741 11 KHI 11 97V4
11 97HI 11 92
11 40 I
10(0
11 9TH
11 60
10 63
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12 20 I 12 25 I IS 03 12 20
II 67 II S7i H 67H 11
84H
WH
S9Vs
a 17
U 9U
11 90
11 90
11 40
10 4.
13 13
11 KiVi
8 60
Holdrege, Neb... M
Oakdale, Neb.... 73
Omaha, Neb 96
Tekamah, Neb... 91
Alta, la 88
Carroll. Ia. 93
Clarlnda, Ia...... 98
Sibley, la 76
Kloux City, Ia... 80
I KInr tnnlnH atrf In at VsftPtl CM.
.Minimum temperatura for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
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40
47
40
11
44
48
46
44
46
64
61
47
49
65
44
4$
fait Sky.
.14 Pt. cloudy
.01 Cloudy
.00 Clear
.18 Clear
.00 Cloudy
.00 Pt. Cl mdy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Pt. Cloudy
.80 Cloudy
.00 Pt Cloudy
.00 Pt. Cloudy
.02 Pt. Cloudy
.05 Clear
.33 Cloudy
.03 Clear
,12 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Clear
.00 Clear
District.
Columbus, O
Louisville, Ky
Indianapolis, Ind..
Chicago, 111
Kt. l,ouls, mo
Des Moines, la...,
Minneapolis. Minn.
Kansas City, Mo.,
Omaha, Neb
No. of
Stations.
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... 19
12
28
13
14
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24
19
Temp-
Max. Min.
Rain,
fall.
V0 88 .00
KS 66 .00
88 70 .00
86 70 .70
00 70 .00
94 66 .)
68 48 . 20
82 68 .20
8 48 . .20
iNEVY YOUli S roCtiS AND BONDS
Prices Drop After Smart Gaini During
First Hour.
REPORT OF FROST IN NEBRASKA
Retnrns from Leading; Financial !
stltatloas Aro All Favorable Bask
of Rnglaad MalataJaa Min
imum Dlacoant Hate.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Stocks opened
with smart sains In this market todav. re
sponding In full measure to the higher level
for Americans in London, but before the
end of the first hour the list suddenly
turned, all tha active issues selling off. The
reversal was concurrent with reports tell
ing of serious damage by frost to the corn
crop In Nebraska and surrounding terri
tory. Apart from this, no specific reason
wss advanced to account for the break.
Weekly returns from the leading financial
Institutions of Europe were interesting in
that all were favorable. The Bank of Eng
land maintained Its minimum discount rate,
and Its total reserves were larger by $2,000,
0i0 than the previous week, even though
Its proportion of reverses to liabilities was
lower.
Foreign exchange showed no change from
the previous day, but the undertone was
firm. Local banks report a further loss of
cash to Interior points, the gain by the sub
treasury since last Friday aggregating
ii,ai,fcoo.
Of the day's railroad returns that ' of
July was most satisfactory, for while oper
ating expenses Increased 8226,000, the net
gain was almost $03,000. Gross returns from
almost two score roads for the second
week of this month show an ITicreasa of
about 9 per cent, while for the third
week seven roads have already reported
gains indicating a gross Increase of fully
11 per cent
The bond market waa heavy. Total sales,
par value, $1,266,000.
Number ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were:
Biles. Hlh. ho. Clou.
A cool ware has spread over the western
portion of the corn and wheat region,
and cooler weather extends east over the
corn belt to the Mississippi river. Heavy
frost occurred at one station In North
Dakota. Showers were scattered over the
western and central portions; a fall of
1.10 inches occurred at Watertown, Wis.
L. A. WKL.SH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
No. 1
Cash Quotations were as followa:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $4.45$
6 16; straights. $.lt(9 6 w; spring straights.
$6.001 6. 16; bakers, itiHiiw,
RYK No. i. 74ioc.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 664f68c; fair to
choice maltliiK. 71iii4c,
SKirnH Klax. No. 1 southwestern. 82.27:
No.-1 northwestern,. $2.49. Timothy, $6.7u3
8.60. Clover, $13.60.
PROVISIONii Pork, mesa, per bbl., $11.60
4j 21.75. Lard, per 10 lbs., $11.87. Short
l iba; sides (loose), $11 bJV!jli.Li; short clear
sides (boxed). $12.26(6 12.60.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eons I to 44,00 bu. Primary receipts were
l.uMI.000 bu.. compared with 740,000 tu. trie
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receluts for tomorrow: Wheat,
16 carsi corn, UO.cara; oata, 47a cars; hogs,
14,000 heaa.
Chicago Cash prlc s: WHEAT No. 1 re1,
9cp 11.00; No. 8 red. 97tWc; No. 2 hard.
Vu1.00Hr No. 2 hard, 74icii9o; No. 1
northern spring. $1.3Mjl 35; No. 2 northern
spring, $1.031.12; $l.O3jjfl.07 new; No. $
$1.001 1.08.,
C11RN-N0, 8 cash. 1M1V: No. 8 cash,
8b3c; No. $ yellow, 6JVil3c No. i yel
low, t25h2c. '
OATS-No. 8 cash, 32tj82V; No- 3 white
4Vuc: No. 2 white. MV6S4o; No. 4
white. 0i31e; standard, J4Wt6o.
EGGS Steady; receipts. 6.1X6 oases; at
mark, caea Included. UVr&'lTcs, firsts. !0c;
prime flmts, 22c.
BCTTSUV-Creamerles, :i29c; dairies.
t627o.
CHKESE-Kleady; dalslea, ltMK4e; twins,
UValSWe; young Americas. loiiflb!c. long
horns, l&gltiViC.
POTATGEaSteady: choice to fancy, 7Stf
tOc; fair to guod, 73s7Sc.
POVLTHVr'lrmi turkeys. 20c; chickens.
3c; aprlagv, lie. . . -
VEAWHlesdy; hi to 00-lb. wts.. $tJ8c;
to 4&-ib wis., 89Wc; k& to liu-lb. w is..
LHt W)c, ' r ' '
Carlot roeetptsl Wheat 191 Cars: corn, 238
arnt ears. Intimated tomorrow)
Wheat, lii ears; corn, 30 cars; oats, 170
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at. I.nisto Uoaoral Market.
8T. ' LOCIS. Aug. 25. WHEAT Future
$1 0J
SI Vje
No. ;
UVic;
No. 2,
hlghT;. September. 98lc; December.
fil0i; cash firm; track. No. 2 red.
C0tN FiKUies higher: September.
DeoeniluC Mliul cm-th hlghti ; tiack
tfit, No. 8 while, lc.
OATi W'U'es mgrier; ovpienioer,
IVeniter, io; cu.n lower; iraca
jafisocf Nu, I white. S4o.
ryk l?:iri!anged at Sue.
FLOCK r'irm; red aimer pateals. $4 f4jr
$ 40: xtra fancy and straights, n.l&ffl4-7J;
TIMM'HY lKELV-litl.:.V
lik.4.N-ltlKhr sacked. eit track, ftofyt
HA-l'ncf aaircd. Timothy, tHOOnjJO.Oi;
pralile. til H Ml. . . .
Hi -t.lt' TWINU-THC. I
rKiVry,-,'Ns ',M'ls . otiady: l"hlne;
ffl2."' L&rd hlahe.-; uilme steam, t'l tJiltOV1
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatloaa ot the Day oat Vavrtoaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Aug 25.-FLOUR-Flrm,
nominally lower; spring patents, $.80f8)u.80;
winter straights, u.40i4.u; wmier paioins,
$4.766.10; spring clears, $4.8634.ti0; winter
extras. No. 1, $3.7530; winter extras.
No. 8, I2.6O&3.60;-. Kansas straights. ll.Sfl
6.10; receipts. 8.424 bbls.; shipments. 9,4.0
bbla. Rye flour, steady; fair to Good, $4.10
fei4 30; choice to fancy, $4.3i4.45.
UUKMMbAb Bteaay; line wnne ana jm
low, $1.63(01.60; coarse. $Lo01.66; kiln dried,
$8.60.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 8 Ted,
$1.0C, elevator, and $1.02, f. o. b., afloat;
new, No. 1 northern uuium, S1.Z-T4, 1. o. o.,
to arrive. Futures were generally firm all
dav. Influenced by lilaher cables, a better
cah demand and the strength of outside
markets and corn, closing lo net higher.
Kunmn-iher. II ()fi'4M.07. closed at $1.07: De-
comber, $1.1(ihti.ii closed at $1.11; May,
ll.MM&l.lj. closed at $1.15. Receipts, 19,200
bu
CORN Spot market strong; No. I, 72c,
elevator domestic basis- Future market was
without transactions, closing nominally Ztf
Via net higher. Receipts, 4,600 bu,; ship
mante. 1.634 bu.
OATS Spot market firm; new standard
white. Si3c: new. ino. I wnite, sawwuuw
No. 3. S9c: No. 4. S8c. Future market was
without transactions, closing HvlVsQ higher,
Receipts. 173,860 bu.
HAY Firm; prime. $1.161.20; No.
1. $1.10j'1.15; No. 2. $1.0661.10; No. 3. $100.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1909. 204122c.
HIDES Quiet! Central American, ZOQ
21c : Roirota. 214122c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 20
20c; seconds, 2lfr23c; thlrdn, 18(a2oc; le-
lects. 17B19C.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, $24.60
726 00: familv. $24.3B'i.00: short clears.
$22. &OW24. 50. Beef, firm; 'mess, $16.00:16.60;
family. $19 OOfc-W.00; leef hams. $.002400.
Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs.. $15.2Wil8U0; pickled hams, 113.00815 60.
Lard, steady; middle west prime. $12.1lj12.t0;
refined, firm; continent. $1280; South
America. $12.26; compuiind, $lu.76il1.00. J
TALLOW Quiet; prima city, hhda., 7c;
country, 7'fl7"o.
CHB3fF! Unsettled; state whola milk,
special, l17c; state whole molk. fancy.
I5c; state whole milk, prime, lli$
Vc: stste whole milk, fair to good, 134
H4c; stste whole milk, common, 10?4tr
lf, skims, full to special. 12M113C.
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials, Sli
35c; extras, 30HC33c; third to first, 24(J
2Ltc.
EGOS Steady: state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery, white, 2frU32c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, gathered
white, 204 1 21k;; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery brown, 27(&o; state. Penn
sylvaola and nearby hennery, gathered
brown, 2&$ft7c; fresh gathered extra first,
24ff26c; first, 25SJ3c; second. 20(0210.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western spring
chickens, 16c; fowls, .ll'Vftloe; tuikeyci,
lOftltc Dressed, easy; western broilers.
17c; fowls. 13(uHc; turkeys. lH&aic.
Kansas City Grala aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Aub. 25 WHEAT S.n.
tember, 974c; December. $1.00 sellcifc; May,
i.oui sellers, v aim. uncnanged to Ic
higher; No. 2 hard. 9N'-eoi$1.0!l; No. 8. 93
tjwc; No. 8 red. $1.00; No. 8, V.c.
CORN September. 59'(,o Md; December
56c sellerx; May. 69c bid. Cash, unchanged
to c msner; io. 4 mixen, (oijc; No. SI
mixed. ac; no. 1 wmte, oiotii'-ic; No. S,
60ii'SOc.
OA 'IS Unchanged: No. 2 white, 3J-g34c;
No. 2 mixed. 33o-VOi
RYK No. 2. 8uh3i!,
HAY Unchanged to 25e higher; choice
timothy, $14. 50 15.00;- 4-holce prairie, $12 0,itf
12.
BUTTER-Creamery, 29c; firsts, 27c; sec
onds. 25c; packing stock. 72c.
EOGS Extras. 22c; firsts, 20c; seconds,
13c; current receipts, l!)c.
Recelpts.BhlDments.
Wheat, bu 114.006 mnoo
Cora, bu , I'S.OiiO SJ.oiO
Oats, bu 19.0W 6,'XiO
Mlaaeapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 25. WHEAT
September, $1.10; Dooember, 81. 12- May,
II.lSSi cash No. 1 hard. $1.13S; No. 1
northern. $l.llstSrl.ir'; No. 2 northern,
tl.WW'l-US: No. 2 northern, $1 03.yi.08-4,.
FLAX 4"loed at $i4.
COHNNo, 8 yellow, tiOlfiSOiia
OATS No. 8 white. KSi'c.
BRA N' In 100 pound sacks. $T0. OftiJiO.?".
r 'LOUIb-Ftrs t palenU, Id wood f. o, b
Minneapolis. 15.4NK.tiO, second patents,
$52j5.tO; fust dears, $iiu4.0; second
cleats, $J.50hj2.$0.
Allls-Chalmafs pfd
AmslsamatMl Ooppar
American Afrlruitural ....
Am. bet Eufar..
Amrrlcan Cn
American c. A F
Am. Cotton OH
American H. U pfd....
Am. lea Securltlas. . ;.,...
A marl can taniwvd
American LucomotlTe
American 8. at R
Am. g. a Ii. pfd
Am. gtaal Koundriaa
Am. Sugar Railnlng
American T. 4V T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co......
ALohlaon
Atohleon pfd
Atlantic Coast Una .'.
Baltimore A Ohio
Helhlehem Steel
Brook Irn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
Cheeepeake Ohio
Ctilcaxo oe Alton
Cnlcago Ureal Western
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago at N. W
C, M. St. P
C. C. C. eV St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado at Southern
Consolidated Oas
Com Prodacts
Delaware A Hudeon.
Denver A Did Urande......
D. A R. O. pfd
Dletlilera' Becurltle
Brie
Krle let pfd
Erie id pfd
General Klectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfa...
Illinois Central
Interboroush Met
Int. Met. prd
Inteniatlonal Harr eater
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper.
International Pump
Iowa Central 1,
Kanaav City 80
K. C Bo. pfd
Laclede Gas
Louisville A Naaarllle...;,
Minn. A 8t. Louis.........
M., St. . A B, g. M..I...
M , K. A T
M., K. A T, pi.....
Miaeouri' Paoitio
National Blacult
National Lead
N. H. H. ot M. d pfd
New York Central....
N. Y.. 0. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Paclflo ,
Pacific Mall
Pennajrlvanla
People's Gas
P., C, C. A St. L
Pittsburg Coal
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Heading
Republic steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock leland Co
Hock If land Co. pfd
St. L. A S. T. IA ptd
Bt. Louts 8. W.....
St. L. S. W. pfd..r.
Slose-ghetrleld 8, A I
Souuiern Pacific ,
Southern Railway
So. Railway pld
Tanneaeee Copper
Texas A Pacific.
T., St. L. A W
T., 8U L. A VS. pfd
I'nlon Paclflo
Union Paclflo prd
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
U. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Cepner
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Western Maryland
Weetjnrhouae Klectrlo ...
Waatern Union
Wheeling A L.
Total sales tor the day.
XI, 100 44
1,400
no
400
14
!
48 .
24j
. too $vt
700
IK 10
200
ltK
i0
17.7UO
100
11ST4
l.H
1
av4
J974'
19 S,
81
i .'.4
4i
S3 I2
4 t
471 4714
61 1V
28 24
1
nil
84
e4 H
HH
41
1US4 118
1U 133
W'S
1.300 104H 109H
J. 400
700
1,1110
800
'i'soo
900
8,600
'"ioo
"Voo
7O0
too
1,000
"ioo
1,500
400
100
' 700
2,SoO
too
1,200
74 ,
1W4
104
'73 ii'
20
22
7S
104
"iivi
80
21 V
130'e
ii
128 ii
1344
1W
"vi
424
143
118
'"
127
13
160
29
27
24
4i
!W
143
122
1T
42
17
46
dollars. $4V7.1!?,000: sliver dollars of 10,
$.l..i!e.,(il: silver certuticates outstusidind,
$7, 17.000.
tleneral PXind Ptatnlsrd silver dollars In
renersl fund, $4.9;3,!,; current llsbllitles,
fc."..T79.Tl 4; worklnf balance In treasury of
fices, t.H.Ufcl.eu'J; In banks to credit of tress,
urer of the Unltud Pistes, ,.W.0M,72S; sub-
slrltar- sliver coin, $JO.i20; minor coin.
ti.mr.T!; total balance la (eneral fund,
$Sf,.!.2,2T3.
T4jew York Moar Market.
NEW TORK. AoR 23.-MONET-On call.
eaay; Iitil per cent; ruim rate. i" per
cent; -closing bid, 1 per rent; offered at
1 per cent; time loans dull and firm; sixty
days, fM xr rent; ninety days, 3S4
per cent: six mot ths, 4"4 per cent.
PRIJIK Mi.Kl.AMlL,t. fAl'tll-08
per cent.
rtTr.RL.INl EXl HAWiE-MMar, win
actual business In bankers bills, at $4 837641
4 84 for sixty-day bills and at $4.Sti70 for
demand; commercial bills. 84.83"T4 K.V.
SILVER Bar, 627o; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government steady; railroad lr-
reeular.
ciosinc quotations on bonis toaay
f f-Olows:
res. ...lit tnt. M. M. 4e.
101 Japan 4
do 4
lil K. C. So. let 8.,
114 L. 8. deb. 4s 1MI
114 U A K. nnl. 4e.
1"1H M. K. A T. let 4a
Am. T. A T. cv. 4a.. do sen. 4
Am. Tobacco 4s 78(4 Mo. Paclflo 4a...
do a 10 N. It. H. ot M. 4. K
Armour A Co. 4s..,N N. Y. C. (. !..... M
Atchlaon ten. 4s ' do deb. 4 3
do cv. 4a 1W, N. Y . N. H. A H.
do cv. 6a 1"H rV. (a ...131
A. C. L. Ut 4a. 3N, A W. 1st e. 4a.. M
Bal. A Ohio 4a do cv. 4a, M
do ! ft ' No. Paclflo 4a. 10n
do B. W. 8H t do Is 71
Brk. Tr. cv. 4a tl 0. 8. L. rfds. 4a.... M
Cen. of Oa. ta Penn. cv. 8s lli.. M
Ten. lathr 6s 8 do eon. 4a 101
c. ot N. J. (. 6a.. .121 Heading ran. 4a M
Chea. A Ohio 4a..lo8. U A 8. T. fl. 4a. 30
do cv. 6a 3 do can. 6e
Cblao A. Ia..., 17 St. U S. W. c. 4a.... 78
C. B. A Q. I. 4a 7 do 1st (old 4s...
do sen. 4a S3 A. L, ad. 6a...
C. M. A 8. P. d. 4s. fi Bo. Pacific 00 1. 4s.
C. K. I. A P. e. 4s. . 72 - do cv. 4s
do Iff. 4a tO. ' do lat ret. 4s....
Colo. Ind. 6a 74 So. Railway 5a
Colo. Mid. 4a 43 do gen. 4a
C. A S. r. A a 4sS6 Union Paoifla 4s...
tr. 8. ref. Is,
do coupon .
V. 8. 8s. ref.
do coupon .
U. ft. 4a, ref.
do coupon .
Am. As. 6a..
war
., en
,.. t
.. M
.. 73
.. 33
.. 37
.. 37
,.. 34
77
D. A H. cv. 4a...
D. A R. O. 4s
d ref. 6a
Dtitlllera' 6s
Erie p. I. 4a
do sen. 4a
do ov. 4a, aer. A..,
do serlee B.......
Qen. Elee, cv. 6s... ,
111. Oen. let ret. 4a,
Int. Met. 4a ,
BIO. tillered.
W . do cv. 4a....
33 do lat A ret. 4s.
31 tr. 8. Rubber He...
3 V. 8. Steel 3.1 6..
81 t.-Carf). Chem.
4.,
1 Wabah lat
43 do let A m
8 Wertern Md.
143 "Wfit. Elec. cv.
M Wla. Central 4e..
73 Mo. Pac. cv. 6s..
33
3
30
37
... 83
...
...100
...104
... 3S
...1'H
...l'
6a. 84
...107
43
J
83
M
100 28
200
100.
1,600
00
200
300-
1.300
28
43 .
101
143
!4'
12S
81 V
8.100 63
l
'28
m
100
141
34
183
81
it
4,400
2,700
so-)
400
6ol)
4,J0
, 800
7,600
104.000
3,400
80 '
110
83
3
8
114
30
128
141
30
23
1U8
39
3
7
111
36
124
13S
23
11.600 i0 23
300
22,600
1,300
66
113
22
200 26
400
300
87,400
400
107,300
400
400
. 600
' 400
, 1,000
ioo
(00
254
48
160
34
11
46
M
M
33
43
iVk
66
111
ti
'iiii
83
48
1W
83
07
115
44
66
16
35
43
67
483,300 ahares.
32
27
39
8
88
108
104
as
73
133
82
JIM
8o0
71
2
11
48
142
118
7V
38
3
127
13
ino
38
9
37
40
28
148
12
138
17
46
3
K
: 60
100
?
S3
U'
t
41
52
Jojt
60
10
I!'
7
112
26
131:
10u
94
1
83
158
32
138
20
33
8
36
sa
lt 68
64
111
"
63
24
25
Ii
'H
13
1
70
13
116
44
64
1
S.,
43
61
1
6
Bostoa Cloaln Stocks.
BOSTON, Aug;. 23. Closing- quotations on
etccks were as iumowm:
Allouet 40 Mnhawk
Ainal. Copper 83 Nevada Con. ...
A. Z. L. A 8 84 Nlplaelng Mines
Arliona Com M North Butts ....
Atlantic 6 North Lake .....
B. A C. C. A 8. M.. 18 Old Dominion ..
Butte Coalition 13Oaceo)a
Cal. A Arliona 60, Parrott 8. ft C
Cel. A Hecla 660 Qulncj
ITentennlal 18 Shannon ,
Cooper Ranse C. C. ai Suoerlor
7 Superior ft B. M...
10 Suiieflor ft P. C...
6 Tamarack '...'.......
83 U. S. C. A O
7 V. 8. 8. R. ft M...
13 do pfd
4 Utah Con
83 Winona
10 Wolverine
13 '
Eaal Butte C. M.
Franklin
Glroux Cbn
Oranby con. ........
Greene (nanea ....
Isle Royals Copper...
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
Iyt Balle Copper
Miami Copper
Aaked.
..V 47
... 80
... 10
... 87
... 3
... 34
...1J6
... 13
... 74
... 3
... 43
... s
... 11
... U
. 36
. 88
. 48
. 83
. 714
.12e
Bank of En a land Statement.
LONDON. Au. 25. The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following; changes: Total reserve, Increased
507,000; circulation, decreased 100.000; bul
lion, Increased 407.102; other securities. In.
creased 41,4)38,000; other deposits. Increased
1,174,000; publlo deposits, Increased 362.000;
notes reserve. Increased 421,O0O; govern
ment securities, unchanged.. The proportion
of the bank'a reserve to liability this week
Is 52.65 per cent; last week It was 53.19 per
cent.
Cattle Slow Because of Higher Pricei
, Asked by Salesmen.
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Market Fairly Active at tae Artvaare
aad tha Balk of Sapplles Is
Soon Sold "keep Are
Steady.
14. steers. ..L';
9 feeders.. list
1 fe.-der...l3.,0
HOUS-The
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 25, 1S10.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hugs. Bheep.
Official Monday 10.452
Official Tuesday 7.871
ornclal Wednesday 8.614
Estimated Thursday 2,buO
M.T37
87,0t
1.W4
20,04
Foul1 days this week...r.W K.7S2 11.0S2
fame days lam weck....28.4iM 2..(x2 6J,522
Dama days 2 weeks ago.. 22, 744 2H.418 8I.S24
Same days 8 weeks ao..2S.0m 81.028 60.76
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 21. 878 81.472 43,2'.k;
bame days last year.... 29,975 26.497 60.&8
The following tab.e shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs aud sheep at South Umaha tor
the year to date, as compared with las:
lean 1910. !. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 658.002 596,038 80,964
Hogs 1,413.941 l,o2,04 243,108
Bheep 1,141,611 9JO.810 210,771
The followinir table shows tne Average
prices of hogs at bouth Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons;
ilgher this morning.
course mere was more or leas unevenness
In prices, some hogs showing more ad
vance than others, not so much because
of the kind or weight, but because thev
happened to take the buyer a fanrv. It will
be remembered that a large proportion of
the heavy hogs sold at 8S.50 yesterdav.
with some of the mushier Inada at 33. 4A
Today a large proportion of these hogs
brought 88 66 and S ft. At the same time
the best light and butcher hogs sold up to
S9.10. which was 5c higher than the top
yeMerday.
1ha market was fairly active at the ad
vance noted above and the big bulk of
the hogs soon changed hands. Tactically
everything, unless It may have been a
few late arrivals, had changed hands at 10
o'clock In the morning.
A comparison with the wny hogs are sell
ing at eastern points, notably Chicago,
will show that prices at this point are
very high. Packer have, In fact, been
complaining that their hogs were costing
them too much at this point, but still they
keep buying them. This morning the Chi
cago market was reported as opening de
cidedly lower, but In spite of that tha
hogs here sold higher as noted above.
Dates. 1810. 1908.1908.1907.tl9O8.18O6.l01.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
15...
18...
19...,
10...
21...
22...
at...
24...
25...
8 18
8 43' i
8 ao-Hi
8
,
8 37
e
8 53,
8 tkVfei
7 04
7 67
7 72
7 84
7 53
7 4
a
7 e:
8 63! 7 62
8 71 7 71 8 34
C 801
a
I 44
8 41
8 si
8 87
6 3H
6 32
8 32
5 72!
S 7
674
5 "o
5 62
6 i.
6 fc.
5 6u
5 07
I M 6 801
8 e8l Kf
5 90
b 88
a
e 03
6 95
6 91
t 85
& 85
i 89
t 01
6 02
4 98
4 98
6 10
t 13
8 88
8 94
6 89
e
5 841
8 Mi 6 03
t 921 6 03
6 Ml 8 04
6 89 1 5 13
Sunday.
Ruceipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Bouth Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m., yes
terday ;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hon. Sheen.
M. at St. r
Wabash K. Ii,
Missouri Paxil tic
Union Pad He .,
C. . N. VV. teaut)
C. & N. W. (west)
C, Kt. P., M. & O
C, H. & g. (east)
C, H. & g. (west)
C, It. 1. as P. (east)
C, K. I. & P. (west)..
Illinois Central
. 8
14
21
8
1
48
5
Total receipts
90
1 1
1
1
12 45
6
28 2
7
8
19 28
11
3
1 2
97 79
Omaha Packing Co.
Bwtft and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Swift, from the country...
Cudahy from St. Paul..
V. B. Vansunt Co
Benton, Vanaant &. Lush
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son
V. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Hoot & Co
J. H. Bulla
DISPOSITION
came. nogs, sneep.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Aug. IS. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the early
trading today. Prices ranged from hi above
to Vi below yesterday's New York closing.
i'Iomiim- quotations on siucka were:
Console, money.. 30 li-lt Leulsrllle A N..
de aceount 31 U , K. eV T
Amal. Copper 43 N. T. Central....
Anaconda 8 Norfolk at W....
Alcaison 101 do pld
do pld ...103 Ontario W
Baltimore & Ohio. ..107 Pennsylvania ....
Canadian Pacific ,.14 Rami Mines
Chea. 4k Ohio... 76 Reading
Chicago O. W 23 So. lullwaj
C, M. ai St. r 124 do pfd
R. O.,
De Beers
llenver aa
do pfd
Sri
de let pfd..
do t pfd..
Grand Trunk
llllnola Central
.146
. 33
.114
. 3
. 83
. 41
. M
. 3
. 71
. 23
. 64
.113
.110
. 34
. 71
.118
. 17
. 81
17 Re. Paclfle ..
80 Villon Paclflo
13 do pfd
, 3 V. 8. Steel...
4S do pfd
, 33 Wabaah
, 84 de pfd
133 Soanlih 4a ...
ri L, V KK bar, sieady at 4d per ounce.
MONEY 2W0la per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 33 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8V&3i per cent.
Local Seoariiloa.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
I Jr., 638 Omana rauuiiai oatin, uuuuini;
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. $5. Closing quotations
on mining stocks-were:
Altee .........174 Lea0viile Con.
Brunswick Con. ...
Com. Tunnel stock
do bonda .......t
Con. Cal. & Vs....,
Horn Silver
Iron Silver'
Offered.
T I.lttIe Chief
. J4 Uaikan
'. 14 Ontario
.140 Ophlr
. 40 " suridard ......
....'i.'tf.lM 'now Jacket
... 6
... 8
...140
...300 .
...140
... 35
... W
251
4fu
83
8'J
31
218
41
1.-.9
58
72
811
1.2S4
1,924
1,501
1,135
1,612
2,8t-l
2,910
813
509
.8,306 6,680
cattle were
ninety-eight
This Brings tne
this week up to
10,943
very
fresh
Uverpeel Uraln aad Prowlatoae.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 24. WHEAT-apOt.
dull; No. 1 red western winter, no stock;
futures, steady; October. 7s 8-rd; Decem
ber 7s TS'1: March, Is 8d.
CORN Spot, firm; old American mixed,
is: futures, steady; Beiitember, is 8d; Oc
tober, 4s 9Vd. ; .
i Ha alt Cieorlitae,
OMAHA. Aug. 2V-.IUnk clearings for to
c"ay nrre J 4M.li 8 Srd for the currawyond
tra i.ia n SVtlTa
Alma. Nab. Lt
Beatrice Creamery Ce. pfd
Cur N"- P'nk Bide. 8a. 13M
Creh Orvbard. Neb.. 6e
Celumbua. Neb.. B. L. 3a, 1334
Houeton vater Ce. ta, 1844
Iowa Portland Cement lat Mtg 4s....
Iowa Portland Cement a. ta
Kanaaa O. K. 7 per rent pfd
Kanaaa CI it H t L It 1313...'
Mlchiaan State Tel. 6s. 1334
N. V. Central Line 4a. 1318
Omaha Water n. ia. 1344
Omaha Uaa. 1317
Omaha C. B. s. k. pin, per cenl
Omaha C. B 8. R. ta, 1328
Paclfle T. T. ta. 137
Pennivlvanta Equip 4e, 1313
I'nlon Stack Tarvli. go. Omaha, ei-dlf
Horkr Mountain Fuel
Wabaah Equip. 4a, 1311
ratted Rr pfd. St. Loela
Oermaa-Amertcaa Coffee
Bid.
33
3
31
13
34
33
84
34
1(10
33
33
33
34
84
34
96
93
rs
41
, IS
Aaked.
10
43
100
100
81
1'4I
100
l.o
100
8.-.
33
ll
3
34
34
37
34 V,
3f
M
100
3
Xew York Cork Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Dogan Bryan, members New York
Stock eichange, 315 South Sixteenth
street. Omaha;
34 luaplratton
1 Leroee
1 NcTada Cen
14 Ohio tVpner ;
1 Rawhide Coalition
t Ray l entral
1 Seift Pk. Oo
u Seare-Roebuck Co
11 Sllvee Pick
10 Superior P
4 a Tonnpah Mining .
1 Trinity Cot.eer ...
3 North Lake ......
4 Bohemia
T
Bay State Oaa ....
Butta Coalition ...
Cactus
Oli inn
Chief Con
Fraction
Pivla-Ualv
Bty Centre!
Kly Coneoll dated .
Franklin
Glroui
Uoiafleld t on
Uoldfleld rinrence
Oolef eid Italey ...
Gieene Cananea ..
8 3-14
. 4
. 2
. 3
. II
. 3
.103
.ii4
.
. 11
. 4
.
Treiaarr Statetneat. .
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S The Condition
of the treasury at the beginning of buel
nesd totlay was as follows:
Trust Funds Gold eiiln.' 890. 70 59; silver
- OMAHA QliXA '. aiARKBTj
Staple-and Fancy "PreeToee Prices For.
nlahed by llayera aad Vkoleanlers.
liUTTKh-Creamery, " No. l', delivered to
Hie retail trade In 1-lb,. cartons, iflc; No. 1,
In SO-lb. tubs. Sic; No. 2, In 1-lb. . cartons,
30c; No. 2, in 60-lb. tubs, 28Vio; packing
stock, solid pack, Zlftc; dairy, lu 60-10. tubs,
..u24c. MaiKet cliaimes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins, ISc; yosng Americas,
194c; daisy,-18o;-.trlplete, 18o; Umberger,
18c; No. 1 brick,. l.So; imported Swiss,' 30c;
domestic Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22c.
POULTRY Dressed uroilers under I lhs..
17c; over 1 lbs., 20c; liens, 15c; cocks, 10c;
ducks, lbc; geee, 15c; turkeys. 28c; pigeons,
per do., 81.25; homer squabs, per dox., 84.00;
fancy squabs, per dox.,. 83.50; No. 1. per doi.,
13.00.- Alive: Broilers, 14c; over 2 lbs., 11c:
hens, 11c; old roosters; 8c; old ducks, full
feathered. 9c: geese. Sail feathered. lOo:
turkeys, 19c; guinea fowls, 20o each; pigeons,
per 00s.. uc; nomers, per aoi.. 3.uu; squabs.
No. 1, per dox., 81.50; Na 2, per doi 0c.
FISH (all froxen) Pickerel, 12c; white
fish. 17c; pike, 15c;; trout. 15c; large crap
ples, 20c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c;
haddock. 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish
18c; buffalo, 8c; halibut, 9c: vhlte perch
9c; bullheads, 15c; roe shad, 81.00 eaoli; shad
roes, per pair, tec;' frog legs, per dox,, 8O0;
salrnn. 15c. .
BEEF CUTS Ribs: 1 No. i, .5; x0. J
I8M1C; No. 3. 1840. Loins: No. 1, 15e: No 1
i4?; No. X llHo. Chuck r No. t To; No? 1.
mc; No. 8. 5o. Round: No. 1, 9c; No. I
a?; No, 8. 7c Plate: Ne, 1. bc; No. 2. te
No 3. 3c :
FRUITSOranges: California valenclas
all alxes. per box, 85.00tat.25i Mediteraanean
Sweets, 28l slse, 83.00; 824 slse. $2.60. lemons'
Llmonlera. extra fancy, guo siae. per box"
17.50; 800 else, per box, 8.00; choice, 800
size, per box, 8'i.oo; 80 sixe, per box. 87 50
240 sixe, per box, $7.00. Bananas:- Fancy
select, per bunch, $2.262.50: Jumbo, bunch,
$2.76(33.76. Cantaloupes: Colorado Kocky
Fords. 54 sixe, $3.25; 45 standards, $3.50
Plums: California, red, per lour-basket
crate, $105. Italian Blue Prunes: Per crate,
$1.4lKi;1.50. Peaches: California, per 20-lb
box, $1.10i Colorado Elbertaa, per 20-1 b'
box,, $1.15iiil.26. Pears: California Bartlett,
per box, $3.00; In lots, per box, $2.85; Oregon
and Utah Flemish Brautiea, per box, $2 60
In kits,-4 per box, $2.40. Apples: Home'
grown, In bbls., $4.00(14.50; new Oregon, In
boxes, $1.76. Qrapest California Malagas
per four-basket crate, $1.50. Watermelons:
Texas. lc per lb. Uates: Anchor brand,
new, SO-lb. pkgs. in box, per box, $2.00.
VEGETABLES NcW Potatoes. In sacks.
per DU.. 41.u01ut.u1. eweet rotatoea: Vir
ginia, per bbl., $4.00. Onions: Yellow, in
sacks, per lb., 4c; Iowa, small, per lb.,
3-c; Spanish, pen crate. $1.60. Garlic, Extra
fancy, white, per lb., 16c: red, per lb, 16c.
Ei;g Plant: Fancy Florida, per dox., $1.50t6t
2.00. Celery: Michigan, per dozen bunches.
15.
HOMK GROWN VEGETABLESCab
bage: New, per lb., 2c. Tomatoes: Per
basket. 50$0c. String and Wax Beans:
Per market basket. 70c. Cucumbers: Per
market basket, sO75c. Radishes: Extra
fancy home-growl, per dozen bunches, 20c.
lettuce: Extra fatcy leaf, per dozen, 40c.
Parsley: Fancy home-irrown, ier doxen
bunches, 80c Turnips: Per market basket.
40c. Carrots: Per market basket, 50c. Beets;
per market basket, 40c.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
lb., 2e; California Ne. 1. per lb., 17c; Cali
fornia No. J, per lb., 14o. Hickorynut:
Large, per lb., 4c: small. 'per lb.. 6c. Cocoa
nuts: Per sack. $5.00; per doxen. ulc. Honey:
Now. 24 frames, $1.00.
Coffee Market. 1
NEW TORK, Aug. 25 COFFEE-Ths
market for futures opened steady, at un
changed prices to a decline ot i points, un
der re allxing and European selling. The
Braxlllan markets and offera for forward
shipment continued firm, but Hambuarg
showed a reactionary tendency following
tne recem snarp aavance. mere were bear
tali private cables from Havre, and after
the opening here prices eamM further under
more or less general realising and foreign
bt-ar pressure. Offerings were very well ab
sorbed at a net loss of bti'LO points, how
ever, owing to the continued strength of
the spot situation, and the close was
steady at a net loss of u0 points. Sales firr
the day were the lurgeut in months, reach,
lng 134.000 bags, and it seems that the char
acter of recent news regarding present and
future crop prospects has attracted an In
cn-aavd culallve Interest. August, Sep
tember and October. 7.. so.; jsovember. j.suc;
lieeember, 7.Ot-: January, 7 9;c; February.
793c; March. 7.96c; April, 7.97c; May, 7.9Sc;
Jure and July. 7.99c. It was a half holiday
(In Havre, with, the close net unchanged.
1 Hamburg was 4i.p(g.., loaer. Rio. un
' changed. BliTo. Santos,- firm, 4s 50 r?ls
: l.lg'.er at 5$W: 7s. 1'in rels lower at 4$"V.
, Receipts at the two Braxlllan ports, ll.too
bnya agalnt-t l'JO ' bags last year: Jun
Idiahy. receipts, f;.70O bags, against 78 700
!ha.a lant yt-ar. New York wareshoue rte
liverifs ivH'erduv, iOir hugs, agathxt S.KSI
baas lat vear. ' P)t cofft-e, firm: Rio. No.
7. 1'V; "a'nt.is. No 4 li-4e. Mild corfee,
oulel ..ConlOva. lOU'-'-'
L. F. Husx 197
McCreary & Carey ' 222
H. F; dlamilton 67
Sullivan Bros. 17
Lehmer Bros 80
Lee Rothschild 27
Christy A Cllne 52
Other buyers 272 11.103
Totals
CAT I LK Receipts of
fair for a Thursday,
cars being reported In.
total lor the tour das
ii.luo head, or a little over l.Ouo head less
than for the same days last week and al
most 8.U0O head less tnan a year, ago.
The leellng on beet steers was stronger
and salesmen as a rule were aaKitig ue
cidedly higher prices, thus while the gen
eral market was strung, the trade . was
little slow owing to the reluctance ot buy
ers to Dav as hlan toices as were -aeraanosu:
Cows and heifers Sold freely at - good.
firm prices, the market being very- little
different trom yesteiuay, put still lu a
wood. healUiv condition..
Feeder buyers were still after supplies
and they ' picked up everything, desirable
at prices tnat were still a little stronger
than those that prevailed yesterday and
ail in all waa a very good market through
out the week.
uuoiationa on native cattle: uooa to
choice beef steers, 8V.2nSW.oo; lair to good
beef steers, 8b-ujW.a: common 10 iair oeet
steers, $t.UKu'D.a; gooa 10 anoice cormea
grassers, $6."(j-6.50; good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.50ji.60;' fair to good cows and
heifers, $3.004 50; common to fair cows and
heifers, $2.50!3.60; good to choice stockers
and feeders, $4.75jj'o.76u fair to good stockers
and feeders. $4.0O4.75; common to fair
stockers and feedrs. $3-26g4.00; stock heifers,
$2.76(64.75; veal calves, $3.50&.b0; bulla,
taite. etc.. $3.2ufa0.00.
Quotations on range came:- t.noice 10
prime beeves, $6.ooM.76 ; gooa - to cnoice
beeves, $5.4X&6.00; fair to good beeves. $4.60
tiiS.SO; common , to fair beeves, 82.75I&1.50;
good to choice heifers, $4.25a;5 00 : good to
. , . 1 t... r, . i.i. . 1. t.t.nA .1
CnOlCe COWH, fl.WWl.lw, .w SWU , nyc.
ti-xvfuan- rannera and cutters. 82.2&4ii3.25:
good to cnoice jeeocm, i.vuu u.ou; iair 10
aood feeders. $4.80a4.oO;. common to fair
breeders, $3.254.25.
Representative sales:
El Kail) Biauii.tvB.
g 7Vff
6 304
1083
13... 733
13 1" '
43.. 334
, Pr Ha, . A. Pr.
4 00 15 1064 8 30
4 76 30 3:1 7 00
6 00 8 123 7 00
8 10 , 34 12SJ 7 33
6 75 13 1U3 7 20
8 76
COW8.
8 00 18 Ml 8 40
3 10 11 333 8 46
3 10 . 3 ,.. 312 8 75
3 13 6 t 4 00
8 20 3 1024 4 10
8 20 ' 8 874 4 36
3 80 . 4 1136 4 lo
8 35 ' 11 1154 4 0
3 40
HEIFERS.
3 o3 14 848 4 OS
8 15 29 734 4 20
BULLb.
3 40 1 1350 3 C3
8 60 1 ..1440 3 73
$ 66 1 lt0 8 45
CALVES.
4 M 1 140 4 04
4 :s 1 120 4 ii
t (10 2 200 8 23
6 60 4 131 4 60
1 7 ; 1 130 t :o
4 00
EK.-4 ANT) FEEDERS.
8 40 3 (40 8 30
3 ) ' 3 373 4 10
8 76 1 796 4 :
3 i IS 304 I 00
... 837
... 874
... 874
... 83
... 838
... 804
... 723
...100
... 93$
... 330
... WJ
... 860
...1137
...1710
... 330
... 330
... 201
... 330
... 324
... 180
"ock;
.... 814
... 303
... 84!
.... 421
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
50 feeders.. 1OT2 6 40 18 feeders.. AM 4 70
47 feeders.. 98 4 70 19 feeders. .1018 4 "0
10 cows 90t,8 75 15 heifers... (vS3 4 16
2 bulls 1000 3 60 6 calves... 3HI 4 2)
4 cows KM) 2 So 3 cows 1W3 4 ifi
S7 steers.... 861 (40 12 ylg. Bts. . 521 3 00
22 steers.... 930 1 (0 20 U-ers. ...liilti 5 111
4 stockers. 607 4 Oo 107 steiTS... 718 4 15
32 steets.... KOO 4 25 12 stens.... Til 4 10
7 steers.. ..104 4 75
23 cows 9M) 4 35 7 heifers... 910 3 70
50 steers.... 9.'i2 5 25 17 steers.... 940 6 10
12 cows 818 4 20 45 cows 312 3 S5
10 heifers... 051 5
.. F. Ilessing Neb.
13 cows 878 3 80 13 cows 911 8 40
11 feeders.. 815 4 75 15 feeders.. 7lil 4 50
R. F. Foip Nb.
17 feeders.. llOS 5 60 IS feeders .. 920 5 00
6 cows 943 5 25
J. Henlan Neb.
1.. A. Brewn YVvo.
1 cows 790 8 75 7 calves... 148
Brown A Weere-Wvtv
8J Stcei'S....1171 P50 II steeis.,..121t
Joe Massey Wvo.
21 cows IM2 J TO 31 cow 8 018
steers.... 900 4 40 steers.. ..1030
WESTERNS.
Revere Cattle Co. Colo.
6 35
$ r:.
7 00 .
market
M feeders.. 1H4
8 feeders.. 10T.8
was Rent-rally
.As a matter
C
I w
20
i 05
5 70
3 00
So
of
(ftX:: bulls. HtUVj.-iAO; calves, $." 60nf U:;
Texas and Indian steers, 81 $.vf 50; cons
and heifers. $.1.0116.00.
tOGS Receipts, 8.000 head; marhet.
Stca.1v; plaa and light, 8K.5u.'.."r0: packers,
Hoo(f.r5; butchers and best heavy, 89.3.31
.5.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts SOWhe:
market steady; native muttons, $4.0uu 4 : .
ambs, .YMuti.7V, culls and Mick, $.0 i
:0; stockers, $3.5tVu4 60.
St. .Inaeiia Lite Slo.W 8larkrt.
ST. JOSKrH. Aug. S5.-OATTLE-Re
ceipts, 2.000 head; inaikel. stcsiiy;
teers, 34.fttnB(,w: rows aim nciiers, ti.ooa
60; calves, $3 0tv-(8.rt).
HOGS Receipts, 4,600 head; market slow,
wenk to 5a lower; lop, $9 35: bulk of sales.
)8.804 16.
SHfcKI L8MU8- ItecolptS, Z.tFKI
head; market. lOfflto higher; lambs, $4.5tVcH
.90. .
tk In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday-4-
fattle. ltoirs. sneep.
South Omaha .500 .2i0 20,ono
St. Joseph 8.0H0 S.&A 2,000
Kansas City 6.0)0 . S.frw 4,tn)
St. Ixiuls 4.8O0 8.000 8.0TI0
Chicago ,O0O 10.000 M.000
Totals 28.000 80.900 49.000
No-
33
3
87
81
84
33
13
10
48
48
34.
.313
.33
.31
.3.13
.300
.83
.8
.10
.317
.881
tN
83 233
81-4
31 348
63 343
37 3
17 331
M IH
47 178
31 81
66,..
..361
..IKS
..2
. .236
..2(3
..300
..233
..2
..tf4
...3i.O
tt m
84..
40
tt
83
71
(3
61
67
89
48
68
4
203
378
..274
..24
...846
..274
..877
..241
,..308
,.S4
..236
..263
80
Pr.
8 30
3 30
8 38
8 63
8 68
3 3fi
8 (8
6 63
8 86
3 (8
t no
8 40
8 40
8 30
8 30
8 CO
8 tt
8 36
6 5
6 (6
3 (6
8 06
3 4
8 33
3 es
8 (3
8 36
8 48
3 63
8 36
8 43
4 36
3 4.1
8 47
8 47
8 70
8 70
8 70
8 70
3 70
3 70
3 70
8 70
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24
31
tl
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33
81
82
es ,
80
84
70
36
71 ,
47
42
8..
A.
..237
..W
...8
..33
..144
..334
..I.
,.343
..M7
..tr.6
..331
..V0
..356
..3ft
..24
,.J46
42 308
33..
60
33
34
63
.841
.20
,.334
.341
,.233
,.f.6
71 W7
73 220
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.8.3
.838
.216
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.381
.227
.344
.231
338
222
217
3i3
t8
228
no
328
30
Pr.
8 70
8 70
3 78
3 70
8 70
3 70
8 70
8 78'4l
3
8 78
3 78
8 15
8 76
3 76
8 ra
8 73
3 76
8 T3
8 76
6 76
8 73
3 75
8 76
3 78
8 73
8 30
3 64
8 30
8 80
8 30
8 30
3 36
8 83
8 30
8 30
3 36
3 S
3 00
8 OS
3 06
9 10
3 10
Metal Market.,
NEW TORK. Aug. 2i.-METAI-Stand-
ard copper, firmer; spot and futures, $12.86
b12.40. I.ondon, firm: locally lake copper
was 312.8iH13.00: electrolytic, tl2.3,4rfi12.75:
casting, $l2v.j 12.50. Tin, strong; spot and
futures, $34.354100; London, strong; spot,
px 159; futuies px, 167 10s. Led. dull:
pot, $4.40uM.50 New Tork: $4,274,11-4 90 East
St. Louis; lxm.lon npot. px il2 11a 3d. Spel
ter, dull, $6.3Miio.4u, New Vork; K.u6.a
ast St. Louis: London. Bpot Pt, 123 12s ed.
run, Cleveland Warrants, 148 KM Id In Lon-
on. Locally, quiet: No. 1 foundry northern.
$lo.00$ 16.50; No. 2. $15.5046.00; No. 1 south-
m and No. 1 southern soft. $l6.75ff16.25.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-METALS-SDel-
ter, higher, $5.25. ' -1
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 25. COTTON Snot
closed quiet. 5 points lower; middling up
ends, 16.40c; middling tnilf.' 18.05c: sales.
13 988. Futures closed barely ateady; Au
gust, 16.82c; September, 14.1.'c: October,
3.49c; November. 13.38c; December, 13.8Sr;
anuary. 13.3c: February. 13.84c: March.
13.43c; May. 13.40c; June, 13.44.-: July. 13.43o.
frr. 1AIUIS. Aug. 25. COTTON Olllet:
middling, 15Hc; sitJes, none; receipts, 702
bales; shipments, 704 bales.
Sasxar Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 25. SUOAR Raw.
firm; muscovado, 89 test, 3.95c; Centrifugal.
98 test, 4.4oc; molas'es sugwr, 89 test, S.iOc.
Refined, steady; crushed, 5.95c; granulated,
c; puwuertu, 8.8c.
PIGS.
$ CO 1
to ... 1 00
SHEEP RecelDta of sheen were again
large this morning, about 20,000 head being
reported In the yards. This In addition to
the heavy runs of the last three days brings
the total for the week up t lio.aro neaa.
As noted yesterday, with over 90,000 head
received In three day, the market was very
active and by 10 o'olock in the morning al
most everything in the yards had been
sold. In fact, no one ever saw a better
market than the one experienced yesterday
n the sheep barn In the race 01 enormous
receipts.
Th a mom ng w th another heavy run in
sight and with the average quality none too
good the market was not quite so active.
Still It was evident that ' packers still
wanted both sheep and - lambs, but there
was a feeling among them that they had
been paying too much money for their
Buplies this week and accordingly a dis
position to weaken the market a little to
day if possible. This made the movement
less active, but still In the end about every
thing sold at practically steady prices.
There was, In fact, not enough change to
quote the market different from yesterday,
excent that it was not so active.
A good any of the buyers ror reeaers
from the outside had evidently filled their
orders and left for home as there was less
Inquiry than yesterday. Still commission
men had a gooa many oraers in nana ana
had the quality of the offerings been a lit
tle more enticing the market might have
shown more activity. As It was the trade
waa a little slow, but the reeling on prices
not much different from yesterday.. A
feeder buyer paid as high as $7.25 for the
oream out of 1,109- lambs for show purposes.
tJuotations on '.(trans stock; Oood to
choice lambs. $0.40S.75: fair to good lambs,
I8.15fu0.40: feeder lambs. $b.006j4.36: handy
welgnt yearimcs, sn.vuo-a.oo; neavy year-lina-R.
H.UOtfrfi.OO: feeder vearilngs. 35.0OB5.35
good to choice wethers. 14.10iii-4.40; fair to
annA wethers. t3.7Mi4.10- feeding wethers.
$3.85(84.25: breeding ewes. $4.25fr4.75; feeding
ewes, sd.aoifid.ur-; lav cwee, td.iei.w
Representative sales:
175 Wyoming lambs, feeders 56
46 Wyoming ewes us
238 Wyoming lambs, feeders 46
1D0 Wyoming lambs, feeders 59
192 Wyoming lambs, feeders 58
202 Wyoming, lambs, feeders 59
3.r4 Wyoming lambs, feeders 58
352 Wyoming lambs, feeders 68
178 Wyoming lambs, feeders 58
250 Wyoming lambs, feeders 58
176 Wyoming lambs, feeders 67
760 Wyoming wethers, feeders..., 90
842 Wyoming yearlings, reeaers.. a
87 Wyoming wethers and ..tags..
900 Wyoming yearlings, feeders., 86
120 Wyoming yearlings, cuiis.... m
51 Utah lambB, reeaers on
837 Utah lambs, feeders 59
408 Utah lamb 63
m Utah lambs 81
96 Wyoming ewes, culls 71
501 Wyoming ewes, feeders......
74 Wyoming lam us
391 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
872 Wyoming lambs, feeders
77 Wyoming lambs, cutis
221 Wyoming lambs, feeders
480 Wyoming lambs, feeders
849 Wyoming lambs, feeders.....
244 Wyoming lambs, feeders
175 Wyoming lambs, feeders
350 Wyoming lambs, feeders
300 Wyoming lambs, feeders
112 Idaho ewes
Peoria Market. ' '
PEORIA. Aug. IC CORN Httrher: No. I
Vttllrtw HlUn NTs. 9 ...!!,.. ami:... X-
6OH0; No. 4, 59c; no grade, 67658c.
oats Higher: xso. 3 white. oi'Xic: No. 4
white, Zlo i
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Aug. 25. HAT No. 1 upland.
113.00; Kansas, $14.00; No. I upland, $12.00;
packing, $10.00; alfalfa. $14.00. Straw: Wheat,
$0.u0; rye, $7.00; oats, $8.00. ,,: ,
7 Idaho wethers
29 Idaho yearlings
225 Idaho lambs
467 Idaho lambs
1M Idaho lambs, feeders ,
105 Idaho lambs, feeders
505 Wyoming wethers, feeders
494 Wyoming wethers, feeders
99 Wyoming wethers, feeders
322 Wyoming lambs, feeders ,
326 Wyoming lambs, feeders .
320 Wyoming lambs, feeders .,
261 Wyoming yearlings, feeders
2W Wyoming yearlings, feeders
134 Wyoming yearlings, feeders
120 Wyo. yearllngw, ewes.
20 Wyo. yearlings, ewes,
260 Wyo. yearlings, ewes,
107 Wyo. yearlings, ewes,
383 S. 1. ewes, feeders ..
150 K. D. lambs, feeders
Idaho lambs
:t,7 Iduho lambs
15 Idaho yearlings
92 Idaho ewes
n3 Idaho lambs
170 Idaho ewes, wethers
713 Idaho lambs
434 Idaho ewes, wethers
45
70
61
.. 46
.. 58
.. 53
.. 58
.. 54
.. 57
.. 68
.. 57
..111
..114
. 89
.. 05
.. 55
.. 49
..103
..103
..104
.. 01
.. 81
.. 82
.. to
.. H
.. 1
feeders 76
feeders 76
feeders 79
feeders 94
85
41
t
r,
83
10I
74
..Ill
04
2
35
4 00
6 80
6 40
6 40
6 40
6 40
40
6 40
40
6 40
6 15
6 25
4 10
5 25
6 50
6 00
6 25
6 SO
6 60
2 00
1 60
( 25
6 25
25
5 25
6 36
6 35
6 35
6 35
36
6 35
S3
4 25
4 25
6 2
6 73
$ 75
35
6 00
4 10
4 10
4 10
6 30
30
6 30
5 10
5 10
6 10
5 10
5 10
s n
4 15
4 00
6 00
60
$ m
t 25
4 15
T 28
4 30
75
4 25
18 feeders
10 cows....
23 heifers..
24 steers...
5 cows....
18 steers...
4 calves..
92 steers...
10 heifers.,
6 calves..
29 cows.
9 calves..,
U oows....
Fwan
227 cows...
00 cows....
8 feedor..
10 cows....;
16 feeders..
.. 936
Jeff
,. 816
.. 546
..11 i.8
.. 950
..1145
742
948
6 25 . -MeWllUams
Neb.
8 30 51 cows..,
4 15 17 steers.
i 45
H. Danks Neb.
896 4 CO 7 cows. .,
, m 4 75 10 steers.
190 6 50
Delmer &. G. Neb.
1225 6 75 33 cows..,
H. Griffith Neb.
. 815 8 90
SOUTH DAKOTA.
6 steers. ...1271 6 40 1 steer..
, 211 4 "j 12 calves,
R F. Held-S. D.
. 861 4 20 25 cows..,
Frank Jackson H. l.
28 feeders.. lOfiO 4 85 21 cows....
t Russell S. I'.
2T 5 50 4 feeders.
805 4 00 6 co-vs....
WESTERNS.
Ijtnd ti Cattle Co. YVvo.
8.4 4 05 34 cows..... 735
H 4 25 8 feed era.. 10TT7
R. R. West wyo.
19 feeders.. $92 4 15
J. Jones Wyo.
fi 4 .V) 28 cows,
749 2 90
P. Vlrdln Wvo.
773 4 00 17 cows.
Ive Ruse Wvo.
1225 5 00 8 eovss.
3 95
4 90
2 90
4 75
928 4 75
.1310
. 2iS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Prleea Weak Hoars Steady,
sheep strong. -
CHICAGO. Aug. 2T.. CATTLE Receipts
600 head; market, weak; bevus, $4.5011)150
Texas steers, $3. 75446 00: western steors, $4.25
07.00: stockers and feeders, $4,101 y; row
and heifers, $2,004(6.60: calves, $4.509.00.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 heart; market,
steady to shade up: liaht, $8,8049.40; mix
3S 304,19.85: heavy. $8.104j8.9fi; rough. $S lCifJ
8.30; good to choice Heavy, jx.ttf J.3..; pigs,
8.90f(9.50; bulk of sales. $8.EOJt8.75.
fstfEF.P AND LAMBS Receipts. SI.OW
head; market, strong; natives, $2..Wti4.iiO;
western. $2.7514. 60: yearlings. $4.50i5.6.,;
native lambs, $4.75(345.90; western, 15.006.90,
Wool Market. '
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26. WOOL Quiet: ter-
rltory and western mediums, IStgijaVso; fine
mediums, 17&20o; flno, 14ilio.
MILDRED WILCOX DIES AT
HOME OF HER GRANDFATHER
Popular School' Girl Snccamba
Typhoid Fever After Two
Weeks' Sickness. '
to
Miss Mildred Louise Wilcox, the IS-year-
old daughter of R. E. Wilcox of 1813 Loth
rop street, died unexpectedly shortly before
9 o'olock Thursday morning. Miss Wilcox
had been 111 for two weeks with typhoid
fever, but her condition was not ' consid
ered serious until she suddenly became
worse and her demise followed shortly.
Miss Wilcox died at - the home of her
grandfather, Major R, S. Wilcox, 1805 Loth
rop street, where She had been - staying
during" the absence of her parents, who
were In the east. Mr. Wilcox, who Is as-'
slstant manager for Brdwnlng, King i Co.,"
made a business trip to New York, and his
wife accompanied him to ' Pennsylvania,
where she vlslated relatives; They intended
making a five weeks' trip, but when the
word of their daughter's illness came, Mrs.
Wilcox Immediately returned and has been
with the little girl stride Friday. Mr. Wil
cox, however, has not yet- arrived and Is
expected In the city Friday, after which
the funeral arrangements will .be an
nounced. '
Miss Wilcox Is survived by her parents
and two sisters, Berntce and Virginia. She
was a favorite of all her school friends
and playmates, to whom tne news of htf
death was a shock. She hsd been for sev
eral years in the Lothrop school and would
have entered the seventh grade this fall.
OMAHA THEATER MANAGERS
UNITE FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT
W. J. Dargess . President aad C. 8.
Breed Secretary of the-New
Association.
After several preliminary sessions, the
managers of the Omaha theaters have com
pleted the organisation of the Omaha
Theater Managers" association. VV. J. Bur
gess of the Brandeis Is president, C. 8.
Breed of the Krug is secretary, and W, J.
Syrne of the Orpheum, E. h- Johneou ot
the Gayety and Walter Leslie of the Ameri
can make up the executive committee.
The purpose ot the association la to
look after matters of special interest to the
theaters. It will endeavor to secure har
monious and concerted action on manj
points that have hitherto been adjusted in
dividually, although all the houses wert
equally Interested: This need has bean
felt by all, and the organization has long
been mooted.
TWO ALIENS ARE SET FREE
Hungarian Woman and , Hasalaa
Taken by Federal Officers Get
Oat ou Bond.
Elzebet Postyenyl, alias Dodaway, a
Hungarian woman, and Jsaao Furnam, a
Russian, both of whom were arrested three
days ago by the local United States au
thorities on the authority of tha Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor, charged
with having entered the country unlawfully
and who had been detained for three days
In the Douglas county Jail for deportation,
were released Thursday morning. The
former was let go upon her filing; a bond
for $1,000 and the latter upon his own
recognisance. H. 11. Fleharty -represented
the Postyenyl woman and Harry B. Zlm.
man ot the local Jewish society Interceded
for Furman.
.1016
. $23
797
952
Kanene Cltv I. Ire Mork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25.-C ATTI.E Re
ceipts. C,Si0 head, Including 2.00) southern-:
market, stuady to strong; native, 20n
higher; dressed beef and export teei. $ii.50
t.n ?V fAir to aruKl. 4 ftlViiti 2fi? aeHl.rn
fl"! steers, $4.7.Vn7.70; stockers and feeders, $3.25
6 25 ,4;j6.n0; southern steers, $3.9liu.25; southern
I cows. 82.fO',l.2o: native rows, f?.604(i.00;
4 ?0i native heifers, $3.50(6.75; bulls, $l.KI.OO;
I calves. $4.00418.35.
5 801 HOGS Receipt. 3,200 head: market,
steadv to 10c lower: bulk of sales, $x.!Ki
3 73,8.30; heavy, $8Ar9 10; snickers and butcli
3f0ler. $Hy9S0; light, $3fi9.
I SHEKP AND I.AM 11S Receipts. 4 000
head: market, steady; lambs, $6floiffH76;
3 ko 'yearling. $4 W8o.75; wethers. 84 001(4 80:
SOpiewee, $3.7Itf 1.50; stockers end feeders, $3 W
7 steers.
8 feodtrs. U'lO 4 65
St. I.oals l.lve ik kfarket.
781 3 TOi ST. LV'IS. Mo., Aug. t5.-CATTI.K-Re-j
eelpts, 4.900 head, Including 1.700 Texan:
I market strong: native shipping and export
746 SCSI steers. 17 3f.fi 8 00; drexsed Yr 1 arnl butcliei
fteei. t8.5Wi 7.76; steers under LOW rmunrl.
8'U 8 70 ' $'. 7'h7 .00: dockers and feeders. i1.2."ru i)
I co and heifei a,. $507.00; caniters, f.'.'iZ
nnn RUNS AMUCK AT FORT
News Itearhes l,m-l I'ost that Two
Officers and Trooper Were Bit
ten at Leavenworth.
News was received Thursday morning at
the headquarters of tho Department of fis
Missouri that a trooper of the Fifteenth
cavalry, stationed at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan., hd been bitten by a dag which Is
believed to have been affected with rabies
The man was ordered to the Pasteur Insti
tute In Chicago for treatment. Word was
also received Indirectly that two officer!
at the same pout hsd been bitten by the
same dog and had gone on to Chicago.
Herbert B. Coooh Go
Brokers and Doaler
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