THE V.F.Et OMAIIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.
8
RPAI f:tatf I
MIIJI ASTII HAHH I, AS It FOflSAI.K
(Continued.)
SllManrl,
IN MlnSOURI.
tOlt STee, 126 nilies southeast of Kansat
City; 86 act fine bottom land In cultiva
tion, balance four pastures; nicely Met
ered, una two-story lrama house; good
tenant bona, good barn, cribs, ale.; all
femeJ nun wiie ana board; 1 rolia id
town, achool and church, cor quick sai
U par a era; no trade.
UtORCihi KUMPF,
203-200 Sheldiey Bldg., innas City, Mo.
BEAUTIFUL Vernon county, Mo., farms
for axle, 100 miles south of Kansas City,
record largeat livestock market In the
wurlil beauuiu! laying country, good land.
me homes, do hilly, rocky or awanipy land, i
In the corn belt 01 Umiuuri. iiie beat
farm In the county, well Improved, (rood
schools, cnurches and neighbors; beautiful
healthy Climate, plenty of fruit. Karma
from 40 acrea up to 60 acrra. W ill grow 64
Duaheli corn, 26 bunhels wheat, 60 buahela
oats, 2 tons timothy hay per acre. You
rnn buy these-well Improved farms for less
than you can Improve a farm out In the
western desert country. Price $,"0 to
170 per acre. Try the Golden Kule land
man. I will treat you right. I have been
farmer all my life, and 1 know good land
when I aee It. These farms are worth
Jnubl the price asked for them. Addres
K. N. Green, Nevada, Wo.
Vklakesiai
620 ACRES. M0 level; 200 crop, 100 hog
light; two nouses, wells, spring, five-ton
(rale, shop, four mules, four horses, six
cows, seventy-five hogs, tools. Price, 14.0U
Three smaller farms rent or sell. Owner,
William llaiick, Clifford. Okl.
watt Dakota.
"THE IDEAL HOME" OF 640 ACRES.
Situated In the lilg Sioux valley, four miles
Jouth of Caatlewoojl, the county seat of
iamlln county, South Iakota, 440 acrea of
deep black loam, under yearly cultivation;
luw acrea lu pasture and 1U0 In the beautiful
tprlng-fed Lake Florence, with Ha sylvan
Icenea and sparkling waters, deep and pure
Mul filled with fish and game in season
and nearby Is the home, fourteen-roont
bouse, large barn, two granaries, chicken
bouse, hog house and woven wire pasture,
torn silo, machine house, small barn and
numerous small buildings, all In good con
dition, with windmill, three Wells and cis
tern, all surrounded by a beautiful grova
Price, U6,Ouo, on good terms, by M. J. Rus
sell. Custlewood. 8, D.
FARMS IN THE CORN BELT
An Improved quarter section In Gregory
county, S. !., 4V miles from Burke, 6
miles from Gregory; all fenced; amull set
of improvements; 80 acrss under cultiva
uon. piice 40 per acre.
16 acrea, one mile from town, Tripp
-;ounty; price t-H per acre,
A half section, 2V miles from Witteo;
price 236 per acre.
A half section 4 miles from Carter; prlc
$30 per acre.
A nice half section 8 miles from Dallas
I miles from Colomb; price 2 per acre.
T. y. HARRINGTON.
Bell 1342 Iowa Bldg., Sioux City, la.
MONEY MAKING 400-a ere corn farm out
from Sioux Falls; nine-room house, two
stories, hardwood finish; barn 36 by 46;
other buildings; large grova, orchard with
apples, black walnut trees; all can be cul
tivated: fenced and cross fenced: telephone:
rural mall; (10 per acre under price for
quick sale: crops navsr were better. Write
me at once. R, A. Sllvlu, owner, Slou
f ans, b. u.
DEEDED frontier lands, relinquishments,
town property,- business chances and detail
inlormation regarding the Standing Rock
Indian renervatroh: Reference. Mcintosh
fctate Bank, address Great Western Land
4k Loan Co., Mointosh, ,U. D.
SECTION of Gregor) county, South Da
kota, land for sale. This section has tim
ber, running waters fed by springs, lots et
ray, u acres broken. 180 acres can be
plowed, all fenced, one-half mils from
kcnooi, inree nines from on railroad town
and six miles from another; good soil and
the very best all around farming and stock
raising section In Gregory county. South
Dakota, Call on or write to Charles Milnei,
Wild, a'..., tp. ,v
DOUBLE YOUR UuNltT.
Do you want to buy a good townslteT W
have it Just fresh from the government,
with perfect title. 120 .lots now surveyed
and about 30 of them sold with about tt
buldlngs now -completed In the town on a
railroad that has six daily trains, with ex
cellent service. This townslte Includes im
acres of the very beet of second bottom
land with fine timber for parka and also
a fine stream of water runulng through it;
fine openings for almost ail kinds of busi
ness, especially a bank, hotel and elevator,
A grand bargain If sold In thirty days. Ad
dress Powell Land Loan Co.. Powell.
oisiitey cuumy, a.
WHY FAY HIGH H.KNTT
Mr. Farmer, coma to South Dakota; stop
paying high rents; own your own farm;
apend the money for your Improvements
that you tire paying In Iowa In high rent.
We own twenty quarters of land her
that we can cell you for to 230 per acr
n .Arma v.m n ' , I. n , . lit .. . I cut .
balance on payments at 6 per cent.
Coma here before the snaps are all goni
ior full Information writ Dixon Bros,
or Bank of Seneca. Faulk -ouniy, 6. 1).
FOR SALE i acres In Lasalls county
Texas,. In artesian belt New railroad con
structed within ti mlla land, citation 2 '-4
uiucB. Aaureg . owner, f. o. box til,
Biocjtion, cau
WIlMUls.
"v ACRES LEVEL LAND. 26 cultivated,
. ItalnnrA nAStlir t-rnnm hMiM 1 - r K - Pn
chicken house, spring and trout brook 01!
larm, miles from station, achool on land.
11, W0, easy terms. Tom O. Msson, Islana
city state Dante, Cumberland. Wla.
o Wromlag.
20,000 ACRES JU8T OPENED.
Carey Act lands at Wheatland Wn
Obtain a bora now that a sure to produce
and double in value before paid for. Plenty
ct water now on the land. Also selling
choicest farm lands, in Iowa colony, near
Cheyenne. Great alfalfa and grain crops
grown her vry year. Healthiest climate
purest water, good markets. For excursion
jatea, valuable maps, laws, writ Hartung
oi1 genis, ;oyniie.
Mtscellaaeoaa.
T
HA VP! TOO A FARM FOR 8ALH o
TRADE T Or 49 you want to buy nf
laae yuiir want known through THB Dh.4
m nir v: a rriAU in want medium el
Iowa: Rata: 1 ot a word for each inser
tion. I mn. a .in. 70 cents an Inuh. Cir
culation. 41,000; largest of any Iowa dill.
Give u a trial. Address Tb Capital, Laj4
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to horn owners and horn build.
trs. with privilege of making partial pay
ments eeau-annuauy.
W. H. THOMAS.
102 First National Bank Bldg.
4600 to 26,000 qa bomes In Omaha. O'KmI
Real Estate Co.. lout N. Y. tale. Douglaa
or A-uu. '
OARVIN BROS.. 2d floor N. Y. Llfa 20
to siuu.uwi on improvea property. No delay,
. Good 6
rarm iviortgages
always ou hand and for gala
amounts from 300 to $3,000.
BENSON & MYERS
412 N. Y. Life Bldg.
at
WANTED City loan. Peter Trust Co
WANTED City loana and warrants.
Far nam bantu Cu.. UM Faroara ML
w.
1100 to 210.000 mad promptly. F. U. Wead
weaa nut. ma and aruara.
WHEN wrltliiK
ay you saw tnelr
to advartlsers kindly
a ue oea.
WONKT TO LOAN Pay n Investmeol C
SWAPS
BWAPS.
Wa have several real farm, arowtn
crops, rented to good tenants, within forty
milea of Omaha, that w can trad for
Omaha property. Nowata Land and Lot
Co . tit New York Life Bldg. Phone 1U4
ISM.
W exchange properilea at merit II. H
MiHer, U-jii N. X. Ufa. Lsug'a isuft.
SWAPS- ,
ICuDlinurd.)
FOR a quick exchanges snd eaey term
we Miopen, tju raxton. block. Tel. D. 4:'4o.
FIIAKTON or harnesaur nlHjrtu, gun or
piano. M-U. lite. - ,
7-ROOM HOl'SB and tarn Jot, one block
from car line In Council tuyRs. clear;
price, ll.fiOO. Will trade for siwneland.
NOWATA LAND ANT IAIX HI.,
658 New ITork Life llldg. 'Phone Red 1D!.
9 IMM3, nil modern. nearly new; lot 100
xl;15; price, $,900; clear. Want to trade for
''"""'NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,"
658 New York Ufa BMg. I'lKt 19M
TO EXCHANGES for merchandise, hard
ware or Implements, 320 acres unimproved,
good, smooth land, black- anil, SO miles
toutheast of Wichita and S miles from
market. Address H. C. Whalen, Bos 414,
Wichita, Kan. i
$7,01 Gilt edged securities pitying over
10 per cent annually. Will trad for Omaha
Improved and assume.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.
UM New York Life Bldg.
Phone Red ll9.
SAFETY RAZORS
G'LLETTE blades resharper.ed, 25o doien,
lDc half dosen, 2Ve each. Mall tnem to
Hawey & Co.. Wox nw. iinanu., meu.
WANTED lOBUY
I WANT an elaht-room house near the
Catholic catnedral; must be In good condi-
on. Address H 8. Bee.- '
'"IMI?
GOOD hard coal burner and kitchen
range. Phone Red 6148.
WANTED 9 or 10-room house, modern,
good condition; suitable rooming house.
Price must be reasonable. Address G 7,
Bee.
TRANS-MISSISSIPPI LADIES' CLOTH
ING STORE pays highest prices for party,
rternoon and evening areas. ttea
BEST PRICE paid for second-hand fur
niture, carpets, clothing and shoes. 'Phoo
Douglas i7L
SIX:OND-IIAND typewriter desk. Address
36, Bee.
WANTED 4 rooms furnished for house
keeping, lu walking distance and good lo
cation. No children. Good references. C-37,
Bee.
WANTED To
yard concrete
buy or
mixer.
rent, on or
C. W. Parker,
bllene, Kan.
WANTED TO RENT
LIST your furnished and unfurnished
rooms with me; can fill them at once. A.
B. Lathrop. 421 Bee Bldg., D. 2066.
TWO TO FOUR rooms, 1st floor, fur
nished for housekeeping; out. Reference,
If desired. C 37, Bee.
WANTED to rent touring car with driver
for week or ten days. R. W. Clark, rear
1617 Douglas.
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
for Houses of All Slsee. List with Ua.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO-
C24 N. Y. Llfa Bldg. 'Phone Red lM.
WANTE'.D TO RENT 20 to R0 acres, near
Omaha. Improved or unimproved. Three to
five years. R. A. Lee, ) Bancroft St.
WANTED SITUATIONS
SITUATION WANTED Young laav thor
oughly experiencd In office work. Operate
typewriter ana P. 11. x. board. Addreaa
194 Be.
FIRST CLASS stenographer desires per
manent position. P-15, Bee.
WANTED Ladles' clothes to launder by
first-class laundress. Call Dougla 6601.
YOUNG MAN desires place to work for
board while attending achool. Boyles Col
lege. Both phones.
MARRIED man -wants position as fire
man for building; good references, G. W.
Brown, Ulenwood, la. p O. Hot fiNS.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
NOTICE.
United States of America, District of Ne
braska. Omaha Division, .:
Whereas. A libel has been filed tn th
district court of the United States for th
District of Nebraska, Omaha division, on
tho lath day of August, 1810, by F. a
Howell, United States attorney for th
district of Nebraska, on behalf of th said
Uiilted States, as rmalani. against on
hundred and fifty thousand (more or less)
Ice cream cones, and praying the - usual
process and monition of the court, that all
persons Interested In said on hundred and
fifty thousand (more . or less) Ice cream
cones may be cited to appear and answer
the premises, and that all due proceedings
being had the said one hundred and riuy
thousand (more or less) Ice cream oones
may be decreed to be seised for confisca
tion and condemnation, and that the same
may be condemned as being adulterated in
violation of and within the meaning of th
act of congress of June SO, lfJs. and that
the earn may be disposed of by destruc
tion or sale as th court may direct.
Therefore, In pursuance of said moni
tion, under the seal of said court, to me
directed and delivered on the 13th day of
August, 1D10, I do hereby give notice gen
erally unto all persons having or pretend
Ing to have any right title or Interest In
aid on hundred and fifty thousand (mora
or less) ice cream eanen, to appear before
the aaid court, in the city of Omaha, In said
district, on th 12th day of September. 1910,
next (if It be a court day, or else on the
next court day thereafter), at 10 o clock In
tho forenoon of said dav. then and there
to answer th ald libel and to make known
their allegation in that behalf. Dated at
Omaha, In aaid district, this 17th day of
August, 1910. Wm. P. Warner. U. S. Mar
shal lor th District of Nebraska.
A 1 to S
RAILWAY TIME CARD
CNIOlf STATION Teat a4 Masea.
Vale raolfle Leave. Arrive.
San Francisco Overland
Limited , a 2:15 am tn: pra
China it JaDaa Faat
Hall a 4:10 cm a 1:41 Dm
Atlantlo Irnr.u a 1:4ft am
Oregon tk Waah. Ex. ...a 4:00 pm a 1.30 pra
Ljos Angeles Limited... .alZ:6 pn a : pro
Denver 8neclal :47 am ! am
Colorado Special all:48 pm a 7:42 am
oioruilo fa.xpra a l oo pm a s:ii prn
Chl.-Portlsnd Special... al2:M pin a 8:20 pra
North Piatt Local a :1 am a 4:44 pm
Grand Island Local a t;s pro. al0: ana
Lincoln-Beatrice Local. b!2:40 pm b 1:20 po
a Dally, b Dally except Uunoay,
Mlaaoarl Pacific
K. C. 4 SL I. v, ' am a T:U am
K. C. 4 tl L E. aU.ibpa a t M pra
Mllaeu (-tra .
Chicago Express j:M ens a : pes
tnicaxo Limited i.m cm a am
Minn. -St. Paul hl-aflata
MioD.-bt. p,ui Tj j aJ-ou pm a 1:02 am
Chlcaco A Nertsiwestera
NORTHBOUND.
Twin Ctty Express a T.M am J0 pm
Ploux City Local a 8:tt pm a I n pm
Ulnn. 4 Dakota Ex a V:00 pm a 211 am
Twta City Limited l:N pm a 7:20 am
EAbTUOUND.
Omaha Expr a 1:0 am at2 2 am
Chicago Local aU u pm a I S pm
Colorado-Chicago -a ft W put a 2:21 am
Chicago Speolal a I N pae a 1:64 am
Paclflo Coast-Chicago. ..a o pra m pm
Ixm Angeles Limited.... SA pn J2:20 am
Overland Limited all:4 pm 1:41 am
Denver Dpeciai iu:i am
Carroll Local .....a : pm
lul a! ail
WESTBOUND.
Ltncoln-ChadroD a T SS am
Kerfolk-tionasteel 1:6 am.
Long Pine-Mo. PlatU....b 2:11 pm
uitnita-6uperlor b 2:1 ua
a 4 8! am
a I M am
a IJ pm
all:
i am
at;:! pa,
I M Dia
12 pm
Deadwood-liot bprtngs.a 2 a pm a I M pn
Caiper-Lander I i tt an all otaia
rreutont-Albioa I M pm a I t pm
hicasse. Blllieaaaee at. fa a
Overland Limited. ........ .411:42 put T H gt
Omaha-cnicago capntas.o i.w aia
Oinaha-Svaiak Ex e 7 Li ar
Colo-CaUT. Exp. a f 0 pm
Colorado Special e J.M am
rerry-Ooiaba Local ..a h-U) pm
20 a
I SO an
a2t pts
II U pra
U)a
rhleaaa Great
Weelera-
rhlcann Limited a pm
Twin City Limited a I 20 pnt a T:U am
Twin City Expraaui a IM am t.m pm
Wabash-. . uyTHt,"EJ
Om.-Sl. Louis Exp.a S'o p. ra. a s.j a. as.
ftlatl and Exprean.-a 1:t) a- Bb aU.U . sa,
kiinb.rrv Loc'l ( from
CouaeU Bluffa....a l;W , Bb Milt 9, Bv
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M WEI
Wheat Valuei Go Up, Owing to Good
Cash Demand.
CORN HOLDS TO SIEADY PEICE
Receipt mt Cora An Cexid, bat th
loeler Weather mm t(fecta mt
Mheat Market Hold ta
Cera Frtce-a.
OMAHA, Aug. 27. 1910.
Wheat vslues weie sitong and advanced
on a marked improvement in tn casn de
mand. Export business was aiao reported
mora active and soma good tale abroad
were reported. Cash houses were urgent
buyer of all offering.
Corn receipt are more liberal, but cooler
temperature and the advance In wheat held
value tirm. A mora actlv shipping de
mand waa noted.
Wheat waa surprisingly strong; demand
from miller and reports of new export
business in soma volume being the feature
of the advance. With receipt running
lighter, cash wheat brought l(&iKo abov
yesterday.
Weather conditions were mora favorable
In the corn belt, but offering wer not
heavy. Sample on th floor wer readily
absorbed, values ranging from unchanged
to Ho higher than yesterday.
Primary wheat rarelnta were 1.1RC.O0O bu..
nd shipments were 420.000 bu.: against re
ceipts last year of &U.000 bu., and ship
ments of ifi nno hn
t-rimary corn rece nta war 691.000 nu..
and shipments were 333.000 bu.; against re
ceipts last year of 277,000 bo., and shlp-
mri.is oi zta.oou Mi.
Clearances wer ixflnft Vn nf corn. 2.000
bu. of oat, and wheat and flour eaual to
Hi. nu.
Liverpool clnseit . u.t tn UA lower on
wheat, and d lower on corn.
Omaha Cash Prveea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard turkev. tl.OOdfl.01
nominal: No. 1 hard. ml-rinrk and vellow.
"ci no. I hard turkey. IkStiWo nominal
No. X hard, aeml-dark and vellow. KWil
98c; No. 4 hard. Kitftfic; No. I spring. OSV.-Ctf
i.ui nominal; No. 2 spring, ttt&aeo nominal;
No. 4 spring, ttbtyMo nominal; rejected, 93c,
CORN No. 2 white, IW4ti574o nominal'.
No. 2 white, 66H7o; No. 4 white. 654
txic nominal; No. 2 yellow, B64B6Vjc; No,
yellow. fioW56c: No. 4 vellow. iMfioHo
nominal; ino. x, 66rnb64o; No. 5. 65wcsec;
no. f, 6wp5oVtc nominal; no grade, itnjMc.
OATS Standard, Sm33c; No. 2 white,
3215 33 Vic: No. 4 whlta aiu.f)n nnmlnal-
no. J yellow, 8232ttc; No. 4 yellow, S1H1
BARLEY No. 4 MKrfiln nnmlmli No. 1
feed, nominal; rejected, b3Xa nom
inal.
RYE No. I. 7!fr77o nominal: No. 1 7B(fi
ito uuimnai.
Csurlot Rarelpt.
Wha. rfnrfl 1
Chicago 120 220 314
Minneapolis 847
omaha U W 11
uuiutn 203
CUICACO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features ( imm Trading mmO. Cloalas;
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27. Wheat ruled hlcher
rrom tne atari ana ciosea up. corn
borrowed strength from the wheat pit and
finished MWW higher, while oat on
moderate trad advanced and closed Ac
up. rrovisions showed a strong tone and
finished from tWaMHe higher, with pork
leading tn otner products.
Report of export sales from Chicago
although moderate in volume, oontrolled the
wheat pit today and were the basis for
bullish market throughout the session.
At the start prices advanced sharply and
on the upturn shorts began buying. The
export sales gave promise of larger ship
ments and traders listened willingly to re
ports that the continental and English mar
kets would need much wheat later to im
prove the grade of the home crop. North
west receipts -were literal and arrivals for
the week at all grain centers while smaller
than last week totalled much more than
those of the corresponding week last year.
Estimates or enormous world s shipments
and a notable Increase in the visible supply
for next week, were bearish statistics which
were Ignored. The closet was strong all
through the list, with- September lttc -up
at 21.00. The final quotations was Vic be
low th top price for the day. December
closed lSlViC to lHc up at 21.04 to 2104U
Corn prices advanced to VAUBVrO higher
than yesterday's closing quotations. The
cash demand was good and prices were
ViHo higher. No. 2 yellow sold st V4c
The close was strong In sll the fulures
deliveries, with September Ho no at 61e.
December closed at VlO un at 6xe.
Trading In oats was uninteresting. Th
close was firm all around, with September
Vic up at MHc. December closed at He
hlrher at MITtc
All nrovinlons finished strong, wrtn wrK
'ead'ng at an advsnre of from IMf'tO.
T.nrA cloxed front Feion up and rne rrom
9V.mV.e higher. Closing lsnre for
Rentemfcer nronuct were: Pork 27r.70.
n: lard 212 07H. 10c higher, and ribs iiz.30.
5c tin.
The leading futures rsnged ss roiiows:
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
I
ept.,
Dec....
May..
199 l 1 00HI M I 1 00 I M1
II (ttttwil 04t41 1 OSHU 04M! 1
It BH 1 0SV4I 109HI10RHH
Corn-
I
1
Sept..
1 I
MSI
0071
B 14
Oats-
I S4iJ
WUffl-atl
Sept..
Dec...
May..
MHI
H-1'4
S4HI 4H
SWTHI SKH
29 I . 89H
M M I
20 9S I M 72H
18 65 I 18 GO
12 07u 7U
27
40
21 28
20 90
18 65
MHI
89HI
39H
Pork
Sept...
Oct....
Jan....
21 00
20 76
18 E6
20 96
20 76
18 65
11 96
Lard-
Sept...
Oct....
Nov....
Jan....
11 97H!
12 07H
11 97HI 1 07HI 11 97HI V 07t4 jt 97ui
11 46
11 62l 11 46 I 11 62HI 11 46
10 60 I 10 62! 10 60 10 65
10 62
Ribs
I '
12 30 12 !7! 12 90 12 26
11 77i 11 70 I 11 77l 11 70
9 70 I 65 70 I 9 67
Sept . .
Oct....
Jan....
12 20
11 70
66
No. 2.
Cash quotations wer as follows:
RYE No. t. 730.
FLOUR Steady; winter patents.
RAILWAY" TIME CARD
Ckluc. Heels laiaaal as realties
BAST.
Rocky Mouef a Ltd.aU:W a. nv alt:M p. ra,
Iowa Local Fas...a tM a. ra. a 4:N p. m,
Chicago Day Kx....a 7: a. to. a 2:4i a. m,
Chi. Local Paas....bl0;i a. sa. b:i. -Des
Moines Local
Passenger a 4KM p. m. aU:M a. sa.
Chicago Exp"M...a 4:40 p. m. ) U a. m.
Cbloaga Limited... .a s-og p. m. a l.at .
vEST
The MeonUlneer...a 2:s a. av a T:0f a. as.
Chlcago-Nbraka Ltd. .
for Lincoln.: a t:S a. m. a :47 a. at.
Colo. CaL F.xp...a 1:2S p. ra. a 4:20 p. it
Okl. A Tex. Exp.. .a 1:20 p. m. a t:20 u. nv
Rocky Mount a Ltd.al0:10 p m, aI2:M
WEBSTER STATION Flfteeath aad
Webster Sta.
allssoart Pacific
Auburn locat b t:U pra bll:1l nm
Chiraae, St. real, Miaaeapolle 4k
Omaha
iloux City Bxpraas b 1.-0 m kU:4 am
Omaha Local ............. , e (:3s) pra
Sioux City Paasenger r M am
Twin City Passenger.. .b 0:20 am
Bloux City Local I M an ........
Emeraaa Loeai ........ .b tM pot b :u) am
(a) Daily, (b) Da Or aaoaat oaday.
BURLINGTON BTA'N 10th 4b Masoa
Darllagtea-
Leave.
Denver and Calttornta.a 4:1 pm a 2 41 pm
Puast Round Bxarss..a 4-1 pm a S IA n
Ksbraska polnU a 1:20 am a 1:1 pm
Black Hills .a :) pus pm
Nnrthweet Express. all -.26 pm 2:0 am
rlebreska polau a 1:2 am a t:ll pm
jneoln Mail ..b 2:2 pm S121I pa
Nebraska Eraf ..... 9:U an a 1:10 pm
Liacola Lecal a 1:0 am
Lin 00 la Local a T:2t p a 1.(4 pm
acbuyier-Plattamoatli...b 2 0 m blfl J am
plattsmenth-lowc . ....a 1:11 tn a I M ant
Pellevue-Platumo.tb ..aJ2:H pm a 1:44) pra
Colorado Limited ail: Ml pra a T:W am
Cbleage epMial a 1:li pm ail m Pdj
Chlcasa Kxpresa .a 4 J pm a I U pm
Cbicage Fast Expraa..a 4: pm a l:ot am
Iowa Local......... a :l am a)0:M am
Crestoa-Iowa Lccal a I k am aiO M am
t. Loula BTspreae a :M pm all:4l am
f C. and HC Joaph....al:4t pm a 4:44 am
C. C. and C Joaepk...,a 9:11 am 144 pa
Km C aa4 at. iomyb. 4 at pa
t.75; straights, K.IMROO; spring straights,
Snwu-i.td; oakers, Kw-no.40.
MA RLKY Feed or nuxing, 660c; fair to
choice malting, bfU.ic.
Sfc-EDf KIhx, ino. 1 southwestern, 22.3K;
No. 1 nortliwcsleni, iiiuotny, Io.ixm
.7n. Clover, $U.nU.
PROVIMO.se Aiess pork, per bbl., tJl.SOrrf
21. ib. Lard, per 1.4) lus., U.oi' t-noit riba,
siaes tlooeet, lll.iU4u U.2i; short clear sittes
(boxed), Hz.t;uii.M.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 14a,ouo bu. Primary receipts were
l,iu.vw bu., compared wlm bU4,vM bu, tne
corresponding day a year ago.
Eatimaled receipts Monuay: Wheat, 108
cars; corn, TJH cars; oats. Hi cars; hogs,
xv.unu head.
irauing in produce waa light and prices
kept wuntn narrow limits in tne early
trading, opening pr.ces for the October
produuis were: lorn, .", 2Vj0 up; lard.
tll.Kift snd nos lli.iO, botu unchanged.
V. ticrvnu. r.ieaay ; ualsirs, liwliixc: twins.
16ttlac; young Americas, IouIdmu; lung
nurns, l&itltic.
POi Aiotb-Easy; choice to fancy. Wa
78c; fair to good, i0itf73o.
POULTKK basy; lurkeys, 20c; chickens.
13c; springs, loc.
VEAL bteaay; 0 to 60-pound weights, 8M
8Hc; w to so-pound weignts, iVc; 6 to
liv-pound weisnts, lOtiloVsc.
WEATHER IN THB GRAIN BELT
Predlctloa of Ue.iker Bates la for
m Warmer gpeil by Bandar.
OMAHA, Aug. 27, 1910.
The cool tv iu. . .......... . a.Muiu to
th Atlantic coaat .,ie, uu icutnutuit.
are ueciuealy lower tins moi 111114 every-
vi.eiu east ot ins Ativsiiuica. ne vuoi
Wava vaa plcceuuu by r.u iu the eaSimu
ana Suuciicin siatea, nut scneruiiy tair
Meather prevails .mi uuguuut tuostj sections
this mormiig, Mitnougn conaiuiuAiiie ciuuu
lnes is sun shown along tne coiau 'lem
puratuies at uigiier 111 tne itocay moun
tain, and east over the central vaileys and
lane region, the rise being very rapid In
tne upper atlsauurt valley and west Into tne
mountains, wnere the weather 1 much
warmer Uiis uiornlng. The temperature at
Cheyenne, Wyo., 1 ie0 degree higher than
on Friday morning, ana tn weather is
cloudy, with a light westerly wind. A
barometric depression Is now central over
the lilack hlli. and tnts depression will
probably oause the weather to be somewhat
unaettled over the Missouri valley during
the next thirty-six hours, but the outlook
Is considered favorable for fair In this vi
cinity tonight and probably Sunday, with
slightly warmer tonight.
1910. 1909. 1908. 1907.
Minimum temperature.... 60 72 2 66
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 72 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
14.50 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
2.79 inches.
Excess corresponding period In 1908, .01
Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cora Bad Waeat Reglsa Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending st I a. m.. itin msriaian um
Saturday, August 27, 1910:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
rnip. Raln-
Statlona. Max,
Min. fIL Sky.
62 .00 Clear
43 .00 Clear
50 .00 Clear
43 .00 . Clear
64 .00 Clear
47 .00 Clear
47 .00 Clear
48 .00 Clear
45 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
43 .00 Clear
60 .00 . Clear
63 .00 Clear
47 .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
43 .00 Clear
S9 .00 ' Clear v
62 .00 Clear N.
Ashland, Neb
75
Auburn, Men
Broken Bow Neb.
Columbus, Neb..
Culbertson, Neb..
Falrbury, Neb....
fFairmont, Neb..
3r. Island, Neb..
Hartlngton, Neb.
Hastings, Neb....
Holdrege, Neb....
Oakdaie, Neb....
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah. Neb...
A Its, la
Carroll, la
Claiinda. Ia
Flbley. fa
Sioux City, Ia...
76
72
76
82
76
74
74
78
76
76
74
74
76
73
72
67
74
74
Not Included in averages.
'Minimum temperature for
period ending at 8 a. m.
twelve-hour
DISTRICT AVERAQH.
No. of Temp.-
District' Stations. Mag, Join.
Rain
fall.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville, Ky 1
Indianapolis, Ind.s 12 -Chicago,
111........ 2S
St. Louis, Mv...... 13
Des Moines, Ia.... 14
Minneapolis, Minn,, W
Kansas City. Mo.. Si
Omaha, Neb 1
72 44 .00
74 62 .40
73 46 .00
72 ' 48 .00
74 ' 48 .00
74 46 .00
.00
76 4S .00
74 48 .00
The only appreciable rains In the corn
snd wheat region during the last twenty-
four hours occurred at three stations tn
ths Louisville district The weather con
tinues cool throughout the entire region.
L. A. WELSH, ,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW YORK - GENERAL MARKET
(taortatloaa mt the Day oa Varlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. FLOUR Steady,
nominally lower; spring patents, IS.40&&.76;
winter straights, $4.4tX4.60; winter patents,
t4.76tfr6.il): spring clears. $4.35104.60; winter
extras, No. 1, 23.76&S.90; winter extras, No.
2, I2.60&3.&0; Kansas straignts. 4.k'jo.ix.
Rye flour, steady; fair to good, 24.10tfi.30;
choice to fancy, 24.36-54.40.
CORNMEAla Steady; fine white and yel
low, tl-Kxtf-l-aO; coarse, $L&vjj1.66; kiln dried,
$3.60.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red,
$1.06. elevator, and $1.08, f. o. b. afloat
Futures were firm all day, closing H
07o net higher. September closed at $1.07Vk,
December at ti.Wi and May at IU6S-
CORN Spot market steady; No. 2, 70c,
elevator, domestic basis, to arrive, c. 1. f.
The futures market was without transac
tions, closing nominally So net higher. Sep
tember closed at 69c, December at 67
and May at 67Hc. Receipts, 17,626 bu.; ship
ments, 960 bu.
OATS Spot market steady; new standard
white, 39c; new No. 2 white, 8ttc; No. I,
29c; No. 4. l&hc. The market for futures
was without transactions, closing Ho lower
to Vio higher. September closed at 38c,
December at 42V:. Receipts, 167,075 bu.;
shipments, 1,000 bu.
HAY Steady ; prime, $1.1601.20; No. L $1.10
61.16; No. t $1.06181.10; No. 2, 90ig96c.
HIDES Steady; Central America, 21c;
Bogota, 21 W 22c.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 24Qi
26c; seconds, 21t&'23c; thirds, 1Suj20c; rejects,
1719c.
f ROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, $24.60
J2S.00; family, $24.6026.00; short clear, $22.60
tiil.W. Beef, steady; mess, $16.0016.60: fam
ily, $19,006-20.00; beef hams, $22.00ia'24.00. Cut
meats quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs.;
$14.763il6.60; pickled hams, $14.0014.60. Lard,
firm; middle west prime, $12.20(912.30; re
fined, steady; continent $12.76; South Amer
ica, $13.60; compound, $10.7611.00.
TALLOW Quiet; prime city, hgs., V,ie;
country, 77c.
CHEfcJSL Unsettled; state whole milk,
special, te&nVjc; state whole molk, fancy,
lSVfcc; state whole 'milk. prime, llrjy
ll4c; state whole milk, fair to good, UQ
1444c; atate whole milk, common, lo-5
Ue; aklma, full to special. Wnfylie.
BUTTER Unsettled; creamery specials,
214ti32c; extras, tobtUUc; third to first 24
41290.
EQCiS About steady; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery, white, 2&U32c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, gathered
white, 2txtf2c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery brown, 27620c; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery gathered
brown, 26427o; fresh gathered extra flrat,
2425c: first, 22$23o; second. bXQUa.
POULTRY Alive, steady; western
springs, l4c; fowls, 14m9il6c; turkeys, NX9
14c; dressed. Irregular; westetn broilers, 17
t)20c; fowls, lWioftc; turaeys, lu'C.
t. Loals Geaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 27. WHEAT Cash
firm; track No. t red, $1.0US1.04; No. 2 hard,
$1.0001.07. Close: f utures, nigner; beptem
ber. SSM.iHWa.c: December. $1.03'4.
CORN Futures, higher; September, 60
fiO'ie; December, 67o. Cash, higher; track
No. 2, 60ti60Hc; No. 2 white, 6i4f2o;
OATS Future firm; September, S2o
December, S6Hc. Cash, lower; track, No. 2,
llVyc; No. 2 white, 34o.
RYE Steady. 80c.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, $4 909
6.40; extra fancy and atra'ght, 14.11,'at. iu
hard winter clears, $3 3Oti 80.
KEEI Timothy, $6.60(U-76.
COKNMEAL tt.S5.
BRAN-Firm; sacked (east track), 98c4J
21.00.
HAY Steady ; timothy, $14. 00-920.00; prai
rie, iu anjM.&o. "
BAUOlNtJ 4o
HFMP TWINE 7o.
PROVISION! Pork steady; Jobbing, $22.00.
Lard unchanged; prime steam. $U.47HfJ
11.87Vk. Dry salt meats unchanged: Doxed
extra shorts, lit 87-: clear rlba. 213.87H; spot
clears, $12.13Vk. Bacon unchanged; boxed
extra shorts. $14 27V; clear ribs, $14.37;
Short cleara. $14 62V.
POULTRY Firm; chicks. 12Hc; springs.
14c; turkeys, 19u23c; ducks, Snjllc; geese.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, S6(830c
KUOS-Flrm, He
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7.700
Wheat, bu 106,00
Corn, bu 61.000
Oat. bu.... 14.f.0uf
14.200
44.000
23,000
64.0U0
OMAHA LIVE STOCi MARKET
Moit Kinds of Cattle Twenty-rive
Higher for Week.
WEEK'S GAIN IN H0G3 IS LARGE
Sheep aad Lamb Receipts Largest of
Aar Week This Year, with De
ma ad Good aad Prleea
Steady All Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 27. 1910.
Receipt y.h.: ...!,, ,ioki bneep.
Official Monnav 10.43J ml ii.H
Official Tuesday 7,? 1.6.10 27.0m
VJincial vednt.sdav nil i.buu u.tutii
Offioial Thuraday 2.t.7i .n7 Xl,2il
Official Friday SH4 t,o ll,w
Kstiniate Saturday luu b,k
Six days this week 2.30 2,S18 123,74
Same days laat week....W,5M 2S.VMI OO.403
8ame daya 2 weeks ago. .M. lii lu.lii ko.uuti
Same nays i weeks ago. .it.UH 2K,vt4 biMi
Same days 4 weens sgo..a.o-'H tv.tily 4,6;4
banie days last year iM,yi6 vu.toO bi,2U
m lonoMiiig isu.D siiuvvs ;he ivceipts ul
cattle, hogs and sheep at boutn Omaiia for
the year 10 uate, as compared witu las:
Vear: 1910. la. Ino. Dec
Cattle 6(7,131 609,211 67.820
Hubs 1,433.127 1.i8.o4& 240,414
Sheep l.lM.KA) rtt.ftta 2u,lUi
The following table snows tne sveiage
prices of hugs at South umaha tor tne last
several daya, with companions:
Dates. 1910. 19W.120s.107.19mI.1906.1!M4.
Aug. 17...1 S s&HI 7 7I 441 741 I Wl I 881 4 W
Aug. is... 1 M 7 Vi 4 til vt k iet ss
Aug. is... ju 7 H 111 I 70 I t 10
aug. au.... g ,,M ij 1 t u. 03i . la
Aug. S Ui aai m a i Ml W
Aug. ... t4, 7 63 I H I A 0
Aug. 24. ..i M tut-.l 7 ki 121 a an l a J V4
Aug. 26... I 7la 7 711 M, 1 s I Wli U
Aug. 26... I 8 67Vsl 7 60 I 3S 5 77 6 8i 6 22
Aug. X7... I 7 e 4i 6 7( t 86 24
Sunday.
CA'lTLiS Only four cars of cattle were
reportea today and only aoout oue of them
was on sale, this meaning tnat tber wa
notning nere to make a i.iai t. r or ui
weea receipt nave oeen very noerai, foot
ing up 28,3vu head a against A,im naaa one
week ago ana su.vuu htaa a year ago. Con
sidering the large receipts tn mat set lias
been 111 spieuaiu conuuion mrougiiout tne
week anu entirely to tne lining ot sellers.
Beef steers nave oeen in good oemana
every day until Friday, when receipts were
very small and prices have steaany workea
upward. At the close of tne wees cornied
steers may saiely Da quoted 1&juoo uigner,
tun goou range Deer iac nignvr
Cows and heiters have been active sellers
all tne week and at the close tney are
safely 10-lj2oc higher, the amount of tne ad
vance depending entirely upon tne kind and
auauiy of the stock,
Feeders have been very free sellers
througuout tne week and' cattle ot that de
scription have met with ready sale at
prices showing strengtn every uay. At tn
close of the week the general market on ail
desirable kinds of teeoing and stock cattle
Is safely 2to nlgnar than one week ago,
Old time operator on tn market all
Insist that ther never was a time when
the general market on oattie waa in better
condition at this season of the year than It
has been In during the last week. Receipts
have been large not only here, but at all
ether points and the demand still larger.
Wuoutuona on native cattle: tiuuU to
beef steers, 6.2a7.26; common to fslr beef
steers. W.imtn.Xb: sood to choice cornfad
grassers, $6.60.60; good to choice cows and
heirers, H-btfab.bU; fair to good cows and
heifers. $8.60014.60; common to fair wt and
heifers, $2.&O4j3.0O; good to ebole stock ers
and feeders, $4.766.00; fair to good stockers
snd feeders, 4.ooijy4.T&; common to fair
stockers and feedrs, $3.2604.00; stock heifers.
$2.7&4.75;H veal calves, $J.50tf4.&; bulls.
siags, etc., fo.Aoo.uu.
Quotations on range cattle: Choloe to
grime beeves, $6.0ijti.76; good to choice
eeves, $6.4O6.00; fair to good beeves, $4.60
2.au; common to lair peeves, I2.7d4h.60;
good to choice heifers, $4.26&6.00; good to
choice cows, 4.wB4.tt; rair to good grades,
13.30ffl-4.00: canners and cutters. S2.26.-ii3.2b:
good to' choice feeders, $4.905.60; fair to
good feeders, t4.30Q4.8U. common to fair
Dreeaers, u.xgi.. .
Representative ssles:
COWS.
It. A. T. Ma.
2 W 111 14
1 120 t 40 1
1 , 110 IU
. Ft.
Ml I II
10 4 04
HEIFERS.
1 400 2 76
BULLS.
1 1410 2 40
Ul IS
HOGS Strong prices bousht most of th
hogs on sale this morning. The msrket
ranged irom - s ready to a nickel higher
as compared with yesterday's trade. De
mand was active in both divisions, and
while shippers were small, a very good
Clearance was maae auring early hours,
Heavy nogs movea arounu is.b&as.ao.
claiming their full share of the advance
Good mixed of medium weight sold at $8.76
and better, and light hogs brought the high
figures, selected Dacon weights sold as
high as $9.16, a nickel higher than yester
day's top and also the highest price paid
at this point tn several weeks. Long
strlnas were Included tn a spread of S8.66ri
8.80, as compared wun yesterday s bulk of
$8,603(8.70.
For the week receipts have been normal
and the trend of prices higher. Net ad
vances are Just about 80 36c, and Include
both heavy and light hogs. Demand has
been active on most days from sll classes
of buyers and early Clearances were mad
a a rule.
Representative sales:
Av. sa.
Ma A.
a. Pr.
... 174
SO I 70
... I TO
... 17
1W I TO
... IT
... I T
24 I 70
... I TO
....141 M I 40
....ID 10 I 44
....M0 200 I 40
... IM ... I 4
,...m ia iu
....104 ... 110
....111 ... I 40
61 180
64... Ml
66 211
61 174
6 171
41 176
61 178
III 124 IN
61 Itl
..IM
8 t
I II
I M
I U
I 61
I 64
I 61
.lu
,.KH
..121
..rr
..178
..171
,.M4
. .tn
..tK
..in
..lot
..
..Ml
..K4
..itl
..
..M
,..WT
...17 too I TO
...au ia 1 to
...Ml 10 IT
...181 M I TO
...lt 110 I 70
...270 40 I T6
...174 10 I T8
140
40
40 I 64
1 I 61
... I 61
H IS
... I U
W I 40
120 I 44
40 I 40
120 I 40
140 I 40 .
It I 40
... I 40
... I 40
...BK0 40
...V! 140
I T8
III
I 7
I Tl
I T
I Tl
I Tl
.;.
ts o
44 ..Ml 10
II ...271 10
40 3l 1
Tl 241 ...
41 164
14 141
II 161
14 m
46... .....270
17 261 S9 I Tl
61 4 ... I Tl
44 167 110 I ?
41 4 10 I Tl
47 171 ... I 71
Tl 160 w in
II Ml ...
4t 141 130 I M
61 ..all 40 I 10
IT 137 12 I to
46 14 10 I 10
TO HI 40 I (I
11 Kl SO I 15
Tl M6 SO I 16
M 10 I SS
Tl Ill ... I M
M ... 117
W Ill IM IN
T Ill 44 I SO
6 4 ... IM
!l ... IM
TO 170 M I 00
V 104 ... 10
II 117 ... 104
147 ..J M
40
....too ..,
....! ...
,...lt ...
....Ml ...
....101 140
I 40
I 4
I 4
I 40
I 40
I to
I.
24.
14.
M.
43....
44....
40
It
M
65
!..
14..... II....
M....
40
H....
t
II....
II....
49....
S3.....
... .184
..271 10 I tlSt
..tM 120 I 41
..IM 14 IU
..tt M I 44
..Ml ' 40 I 46
..!!4 M I 46
..S?l ...
..no ... 1 w
,.lu3 130 I 44
..174 ... 16
..tn SO I 46
..Ml 140 I 41
..24 ... I7t4
..t4 SO I47V
..tH 19 17
..271 ... 170
. 177 00 8 70
10.
SHGtui Four double of sheep and
lambs arrived today, but they wer con
signed direct to a packer, so that the open
market remained unchanged.
Trade during the week has been heavily
supplied with range orrerings, over 120,0u0
head showing up. This is '.he largest
week's run of the Tr. Feeder shipments
maae u w -wi"'- luiniing largely
to lambs.
In point of demand, trade could hardly
he In tetter conauion, witn the result
that prices have been well sustained
throughout the week. All classes of buy
ers bought freely, but feeder outlet proved
m ha especially broad, the week rloain
with a perfect clearance. Feeder lambs
brought $6.26j6.&0 and even as much as
$6.60. It must be remembered that theee
figures call for good killing ends, lambs
that are trim anu um aeiung oeiow sk.k.
Feeder sheep and yearlings have been
selling equally well, as ia Indicated by
current quotations.
i?nt stock trade has been In verr health
condition at all times. Best iambs have
been selling up to $6.76, with good ones
at $6 60 and better. Good sheen have been
moving at $4.004 .86. wethers bringing th
high figure and ewe the low ones. In a
general way both sheep and lambs are
closing steady, yesterday' sales appearing
little different from those of last week's
close. ,
Quotations on rrsts stoekt Good t
choice lambs, $6. 4004.76: fslr tn good lambs,
M 16iit 40: feeder lambs. 16 00tf.26; handy
weight yearlings. tS.0uQ4.le: heavy year
iin. tl Gikrc6.ua: feedei yearlings. I6.0as.2i.
good' to choice wether. $4 10fl4.40; fair t
laooa wether. t:.74i.is; iaiog weUnrs,
eJ.4.; biveuing ewea, 44 -4J4.iii; feedina
, 4.oiu..vV, iat tea. a. ee4.ia.
tivlati.a,ua miu.
No. AV. IT.
iv iukiiu icinuf, ireueri m a
w maim yaariuiga, tun leeuvt sx
lukuil Mvutvu. ivuet a. , . iwX a v
4a luanu aiiiiaS, ieeuers it 4 w
CHICAGO L1V2S STOCK MARKET
Prices for Cattle, Hogs aad Sheep Are
Steady.
CHICAUO, Au.. ... v.AilLl!ltcelpi,
eSvinia.ca at aw i.u; maiul .
waea, aa.evS.avi 'lti tuail, S4.iw...-,
western aiavla, li.wyi.vu; tiK'hvii ...
itMikis, um and nailers, tU.te
-". ukivvs, .eua4.W.
noua-ivcLcipia tailmaied at neaui
i.mii.. Siauy ta SitMua iita,nei iaH
.4; nnxeu, .owu.iJ; inuvy, .v).ia,
vu(n, aa..v4is,w: twu to v.uica liva,
..). tt, bu.K o( aaiva, e.Ow.M.
on cur- aimi uAtiua-ii.tiiiUi estimated
at 2,wm noun, iuarsei. steauy, iiu, ..w
444.uu; ti.ur.i, yaatuiisS, ti.tu
la in r. native, 4.iai.v; weateru, 4w
lUt.VO.
Kaaaas City Llv. Mock Market.
KANSAS CTtV. Aug. 27. CATTLIfl-R-
ceipts, u head; niaiKot steady; native
Lei a, $4.iu4j-a..; souiueru Sleela, 4.0ov.o;
southern cows, $3 001444.0; native cows anu
neiiers, U v4.io, slucaeis anu leeucra, Vi.lhi
ttS.-o; buns, $4.2b'o4.1v; caives, 4-Hf.4u,
western steers, $4.ouajii.25; western cowa,
$2.1643 4.85.
HUGS Receipts. 2.000 head: market
steady to oc lower: buik of sates. $S.WM.W);
heavy, x.Siui.ii6; packers snd butcners, iv.Ow
sva; ngnt, l.i6ti 36.
IMIELl' A IS U LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
head; market steady; muttons, $4 0094.60;
lambs. 16. Ootid. 76: wethers and vearlmas.
$4 0oni4.76; fed western ewes, $3.60t4 W.
t. Leals Live Stock Market. '
ST. LOUIS. Mm. Au. 27 CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.OtiO head, including 100 Texsns; mar-
set sieaoy; nauv beef steers, o.743.zu
cows and heueis, $j.6v.7.oo; stocners and
feeders, i3.2oti6.6o; Texas and Indian steers,
$4.2ixo6.60; cows and heifers, $3.6vt6.00;
caives In carload lots, $5.60ijr7.7S.
HOGS Receipts, l.uuo head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $8.6otj.60; packers,
$X.Wa-.30: butchers and heat heavy. Hl.VOid
9.86.
SHEEP AND I.1MH.4- Recelnts. 200
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.00
tl-4.26; lambs, $.6o43,76.
t. Joseph Live ateek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 27. CATTL10 Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steers, $4.76
Ui.iu; cows snd heifers, $3.0ta6.2b; cslves,
H 0OC 8.00.
HOGS Receipts. 2.000 head: msrket
steady to strong: ton. 89.40: bulk ot sales.
$8.75i9.90.
SHI5EP AND LAMBS Receipts. 200 head;
market steady; lsmbs, $6.267.00.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday was as follows:
cattle. Hons, tsneen.
South Omaha loo 6,800 900
St. Joseph 200
Kansas City S00
St. Louis 8,010
2,000
8,006
3. 000
2.UO0
200
1,600
ao
2,000
Chicago 800
Totals.... 8.900 21,800 4,900
Clearing; Hosts Bank Statemeat
NEW YORK. Aug. 27. The statement of
Clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold 3u0,0f9,0u0 more then the
requirements of the 2a per cent reserve rule.
This is a decrease of $2,774,000 In the pro
portionate casl.i reserve as compared with
last week. I .
The following' Is the New York clearing
house summary of the weekly statement of
clearing house banks, daily averages, for
the week ending August 27: Decrease.
Loans $1,248,254,000 $iO,40u,uuO
Deposits L283 .603.000 8.722.O0O
Circulation 46,81 2,000
13 i, 000
Specie 299,123,000
1,643,000
Legal Tender.......
71.812,000
1,060,090
61)3,000
2,181,1)00
Reserve
870,916,000
820.878,000
60,O69.V00
60,476,000
Reserve required.,
Surplus
Ex. U. S. deposits
2,774,000
2,770,000
increase.
Clearing house banks' actual condition to
day.
Decrease.
Loans
$1,244,661,000 $ 623,000
Deposits
1,276,141,000
46,886,000
, 396.631,000
71.762,000
868,283,000
319,7&,00O
4M,04N,000
49,466,000
2,260.000
Circulation
311.000
Specie
Legal tenders...
8.678.00O
1,262,000
2,416,000
816,000
1,600,010
1.691,000
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
Bx-U. S. deposits....
Increase.
State banks and
trust compsaies of
Oreater New York not reporting to the
clearing house
Decrease.
..$1,098,627,000 82,6l,O0O
.. 121,998,0K 817,OJO
.. ' 19,661,000 286,000
.. 1,214,000,000 1,010,000
Loans
Specie
Legal tenders.,..
LTotal deposits....
increase.
Leadoa Stock Market.
LONDON. Aug. 27. American securities
improved today on favorable New York
advices. The closing was dull, but steady.
Closing quotations on stocks were:
Oonaola, money ...
do account .......
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do ptd .....
Baltimore A Obis..
Canadian Pacttle .
Chea. A Ohio
Chlcate O. W.......
C. M. A St. P....
Da Beers
Pen rar A R. O....
do ptd
Erie -
do 1st pfd..
do Id ptd
Orsnd Trunk .......
. It LooliTill A N 14
. II M., K. A T M
. II N. T. Central 114
. IV. Norfolk A W M
.100 do pfd 11
.101 Ontario A W 41VI
.1074 Pennsylvania ...,.. 46
.16 Hand Mlaaa I-
. 14 Rending tiyt
. tin Bo. Ballway ts
.121 do ptd 64
. 17 So. Fseltle Ill
. I4V6 Union Paalfls 14A
. IS do ptd 4
. I6U. a Steal. .......... TO It
. 41 do ptd Ill
. U Wabaah 17 u
. MV, do pld IT
.14 Spanish 4s M
Illinois Central
SILVER Bar, steady,' 244d per oa
MONEY 141 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is Ibi per cent; the rate of
discount In the open market for three
months' bills ts 2V4C3 8-16 per cent.
Local aweerttles.
Quotations turnlshed by Samuel Burns,
Jr., S3 Omana Htuvoai uii vuuuing;
Alma. Hob. IA. Is....
I 10
HV2 l
N tut
10
n 11
lot lot (4
N 10
It . 10
S 10
II
M II
iwst lent,
MV$ a
I Ml
SI M
MV$ HV6
4
17
H 4
14 100
M
41 44
. U
Beatrice creamery vo. pi a
cut Mat. Bank Bids. Is, IK
Crab Orchard, Nab.. 6a
Columbue, Ma., m. u. oa, us
Houston Water Ot. 4a, 144
leva Portland Camant 1st Mt ....
Iowa Portland. Camant . 4a
Kansas O. A B. 1 ser eant ptd
Kanaas Cltr It U k 111
Mlcbliaa BUM Tat. 6s, 1M4
N. T. Central Lisa 4tt 1IU
Omaha Water Co. ts, 1st.
Omaha Oaa, 1511
Omaiia A C B. B. H. pro,
Omaha A C. B. B. R. N, 111
Pacific T. A T. is, IKT ,
PennejrlTsnU Coal, ta. IMS. .,
llDlen Stock Tarda, So. Omahl
Rockr lioantata Foal....
Wabaah Baip. 4Via. ltU.
t'nlta Rr. ptd. IK. Lean
Oarmaa-AJBarlaaa Cbffas
Bottos Stocks sad Boads.
BOSTON, Aug. 27. Closing quotations on
stocks and bonds wer follow;
Alloue 40 Mohawk
Amal. Copper 44 Nevada Con
A. B. L. A g 16 Nlplielni Mines
Arlaona Com. 14 North Butts ....
Atlantis 6 North Lata
B. A C. C. A B. M. 1114 Old Dominion ..
Butts Coalition 11 Oeceoia
.
. A
. 10
. rr
. 10
. i
.its
. ia
. Tt
.
46
. I
. II
. 14
. 14
. 41
.
. I
.110
Cal. A Arlaona
.. 40 Parrott I. A C.
..61 Qulney
Cat. A Haela
Centennial .
It Shan rum
Copper Range C. C.
Eaat Butte C. M...
franklin
Olroos Con
Oranbr 0n
Oraane Cananea ...
44 Superior
T Superior A B. M.
10 Superior A P. C.
4 Tamarack
12 U. S. C. A O
T V. S. 8. R. A M.
Iila Rortle Copper.. 11 So pr ,
Kerr lake 4 fuh Con.
Lata Copper 14 Winona ,,
La Salle Copper 10 Wolverine
Miami Copper Wm
Asked.
New York Carb Market.
Th following quotation ar furnlahed
by Logan A Bryan, member Now York
Stock exchange, 218 South Blxtoth
atreet. omana;
Bay State Oaa
Hutu Coalluoo ....
Caetut
Chlno
Chlet Con
Fraction
r.vle-Ialr
Ely tntrl
Kir Con
Franklin
Olrout -
Coldflald Com
uoldfield Florwnea..
Coldflald Daley ....
Oraane Cananea ...
Inaplratloa
11 Laroaa
1 Nevada Cn
14A Newhoueo
1 Ohio Copper
10 Kawhlde Coalition .
1 Br Central
41 Swift Pks. Ca
27 SlUer King Coal'n.
10 Superior A P
4 Tonopab Mining ...
1 Trlnitjr Cupper
1 North Lake
4 Bohemia
'(4
SV4
. 4
10
I
11
I
101
I
11
I
1 10
I
New York Mlalagr Storks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Closing quotations
on mining siocas were:
Alii
.176
Leedvllle Con.
.. I
.. I
.140
..
..It
.. t
.. 00
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel stock
do bonds
Coo. CaL A Va.,.
Horn Silver
Iron Slleer
. Of tared.
1
Utile Chief ...
Meilcaa
24
17 Ontario
40 Optilr
44 Standard
.60 Tallow Jacket .,
Treasorr Statement.
WA8HINOTON, Aug. 29-The condition
( Uiwueaituy at th boglaoUig of buslasss
loday til as follows: Trust funds: Onia
com. iNM.iao.ti'S; sliver dnilars, 84mUM.'10o;
., . tvt. ,1 Uii nu- silver ret-tlf-
euvrr niiiiai. vi . -, - - - -
iraies outs.anains. .. Hwi.4"J. General tund:
MSlldSrO Sliei noimra in a---'-
to.Wav.; curreut llanu.tles. $:.,.: rii-
mg uaianc In treasury unices, a.T...ie.i,
In banas to cremi 't treasurer ot tn
United mates, $3.:K.X4; suosiniaty
...... in mi 1 11- mimir roin m.vi, .
balance In general fund, $.S?9.021.
uatAHA Ufc...'t. AIAIIKET.
staple aad laser I'reaaeo I'rieaa w mw
alehea ay Batrra as mtimi,!,.
1.1 T i . w 4 laaiiian. No. L eilrard la
li.e llii nu in l-io. lartoos, 2v; tm. L.
m 30-lh. tubs, lu; No. 8, in l ib. 'tos.
30c; No. 2. In so-lb. tuoa. SSo; mklng
tock. olld pack, 2lve; dairy. In -ll. tubs,
Mainu c 11 an nes every ua.
CHKEbh; Twins, lfco; young Asunwt,
19Sc; daisy, lfcic; triplets, Wc; llmberger,
ISc; No. 1 brick. lc; Imported Swlee, sua;
domestic Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22a.
l-ui;i.Tlti-Lid urnllei under 8 les.,
17o: over 2 lba. 20c: hen. Be; cocks, 10c;
ducks. 16c; gee, lie; turkvys, r6: pigeons.
per do., $1.20; homer squabs, per 00s., s.w,
fancy squabs, per dot . $3.60; No. 1. per doa.
$3 00. Allv: Broiler. 14c; ovr I ID., lie:
hens, lie; 01a reosisrs. so, om uuaa, cun
r.aiharerl lc: tMit. full feathered. lOe:
turkey. 19c; suinea fowls, 20c each; plgeoa.
per dos.. 60c; homers, per dos., $4.00; squabs.
No. 1, per dos., $1 60; No. 2, per dos.. too.
Flbrl tail iruien; i-icavi ai. UDj wans
fish, 17c; pike, 16c; trout. 16c; large crap,
pies, 20c; spanlah mackerel, 18c; eel, ,.
haddock. 13c; llounders, ISc; green catfish.
,c. huffalo. (c: halibut. 9c: vhita nan-s
tcl'bullheada, 16c: re ahad. $1.00 each; shal
roes, pr pii. ""t " trmw in, awo;
talmm.. 16c. 1 ,
BKEr v'.-T nii.ai ng. .oc; s. B
l.lvc; No. 8, 18ta Lelns: No. I, 16c; Nsj. I
14cVW ..Ho. Chuck: No. L Jej nT
iuc- NO- Beu"l: No. 1, c; Kq. f
tcfYJa 8. 70, Plat.: No. 1. fcWo; Ni 4
FRUITS-Oranges: Caliromia Valencia -all
lses. per box. 00li4.2j Medlteraaneas
sweets. 288 ise, $3 00; S-'4 slue. 82.60. Lemons;
Llmonlera, extra fancy. sis, per box,
$7 60; 860 sis, per box. 88.00; choice, so
site, per box. $7 0: IW0 site, per box, $7.H;
240 else, per box. $7 00-. Bananas: Fancy
select, per bunch, $2.26(02.60; jumbo, bunch,
t2.76ti8.i5. Cantaloupes: Colorado Rocky
Fords. 64 slse. $1.26: 4$ standards. $260.
Plums: California, red, per four-basket
crate. 21-66. Italian Blue Prunes: I'er crate,
$1.4OU1.60. Peaches: , Csllfornia. , per 20-lb.
box, $110; Colorado Eltoertas, per 20-lb.
bux. $l.lHl-8e- Pears: California Bartlett,
per box, 23.00; In lots, per box, $2.85; Oregon
and Utah Flemish Beauties,, per box, $2.60;
In lots, per box, $2.40. Apples: Home
grown, In bbls., $4.0004.60: new Oregon, In
boxes, $1.76. Urspes: Csllfornia Malagas.
?er four-basket crate, $1.60. Watermelons:
exas, 11K per lb. Dates. , Anchor braaa.
new, 90-lb, pks. In box. per box, 22.00.
VEOETABLE8 New Potatoes, In sackai
par bu., $1.001.10. Sweet Potatoes: Vir
ginia, per bblH 14.00. Onions: Yellow. In
sacks, per lb., 4c; Iowa, email, per lb.,
2Vic; Spanish, per crate. $1.60. Garlic, Extra
fancy, white, per lb., .lSoi red, per lb, 16c.
Egg Plant: Fancy Florid a, .,pr dos., $1,609
2.00. Celery: Michigan, per dosea bunches,
86c.
HOMI5 GROWN .' V KOETAHLKS Cab
bage: New,- per lb., -2Vo. Tomatoes: Per
baaket, 6oa0o. Siting and Was Beanai
Per markt bakt, -7. Cucumber: per
market basket, 60375c, Radish: Extra
fancy home-growx, per dosen bunches, 20o
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf,- per dosen, 46c.
parsley: Fancy home-grown.- per dosen
bunches, 80c Turnips: par market basket,
40c. Carrots: Per market basket, 60c. Beets:
per market basket. 40c. -
MISCELLANEOUS Walnut! Iack. per
lb., 2c; California No; 1, pe Ifc 170 Call
fornla No. 2, per lb., 14c. Hlt-ltorynutt;
Large, per lb., 4c: small, per lb..- 6c? Cocoa
nuts: Per sack. $5.00; per dosen. 6fcc.: Hor.y:
Nw, 24 frames, $1.00. v ' ,
New York Money Market. -
NEW YORK, Aug. 37.-MQNEY-On call,
nominal; no loans. , .X
TIME LOANS Firm and dull; 60 days,
t'W-i'A per cent; 90 days. 4 per cent; 6 mon.hs,
41 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6j to I
per cent.
STERLING BXCH ANG E Stesdy, with
actual business In brnkers' bills, at $4.83369
4.8376 for 60 day bills, and at $4.825 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.fc3'$4.8360.
SILVER-Bsr, 62ftc. Mexican dollars, 44e.
44o.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad.,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ss follows: ... t
li. g. rat. I, rag.. ..lot Int. M. M. 4KS 40 .
do coupon 101 'Japan 4a
V. S. la. rag 101 Mo 4m ............ 44
do coupon ,.,.101K. C, So. 1st. la.,.. 1
U. 8. 4a, rag 116 u S. dab. 4s 1M1.. M
do coupon 116 L. A N. unl, 4a..... tl
Allla-lnal. 1st 6s.... T4t M. K. A T. 1st 4s.. I?
Am. At. It 101 Si do fan. i 141
Am. T. A T. ct. 4s.. 100 Mo. Pacitla 4a....... T7
Am. Tobacco 4a 7I N. ft. R. ot M. t Mfi
do 4 lot N. T. C. g. ls..., 17 S
Armour A Co. 4t.. n do dab. 4a....' MVS
Atchlaon I an. 4a...-., Mvt N." T.,- N. H. A H.
do ct. 4a ..1114 v. 4s 4..1II
do or. 6a 10 N. A W. 1st c. 4a... M
At. O. h. 1st 4s.... MV6 do cv. 4t
Bal. A Ohio 4s HH No. Paclfle 4t IWVs
do !a
1 do a 11
MM! n B I. TfAm Am . 4STX
do S. W. It...
Brk. Tr. cv. 4t. ...
Can. of Oa. 6a....
Can. Leather, 61....
c. of N. J. s. 6.
llt Pann. ct. IVa 1116.. M6
.106 do eon. 4a... ,,.....102 A
. r Reading gen. 4s M V 1
.111 St. L. A S. F. Ig. 4s It ' A
Chea A Ohio 4!.. .100 do gen. 6a -.. KH
do ref. 6a .11 St. I. I. W. 0. 4a.. Tl ,
Chieaco A A. It... 70 do let sold 4a to
C. B. A Q. j. 4a.... 6 Seaboard A. U 4a.... 6 "1
do sen. 4s t So. Pao. col. 4s to
C. M. A 8. P. g li 11 do ct. 4t 7
C. R. I. A P. c 4s. T2 do let ref. 4s....... 11 .
do rtf. 4s ta , ego. Railway 6 101
Colo. Ind. 61 74 do gen. 4a ., 74
Colo. Mid. 4a 41 Union Pacific 4a. ...100 -1
C. A 8. r. A . 4t tf- do er. 4 104 -
O. A H. ot. 4s...
14 do let A ref. 4s. . S6
P. A R. O. 4s
o nt. 6a
nittlllars' la
Brie p. 1. 4s
do sen. 4s ,
do ot. 4a, aar. A.
do aerie B
Oaa. Blae. ct. 60...
III. Cm. let rat. 4a
Int. Met. 4s
Bid.
v. . Huobar a iut
11 V. S. Steel M aa.,..103
1 Va.-Caro. Cham. la. M
1 Wabaah let 6a 107
11 do let A ex. St.... S
41 Waa tarn Md. 4a...... 11
. llWeat. dec. ct. I.. 17
117 Wis. Central 4a l
M Mo. Pae. or. Is M
Kaaaas City Grata aaa Prwelalo'sa. '..
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27. WHEAT Sep
tember, e8Ho bid; December, tLWAH
1.01 bid; May, $i.05i&l.06H bid. Cash: Un
changed to lc higher; No. 2 hard, 80c21.03:
No. 3. V7cj$1.01; No. 2 red, tl.0u1.03;. No!
8, 98cHi1.0O.
CORN September, 894c, sellers; De
cember, &5&66c, sellers; May, 68o.
Cash: Unchanged to He lower; No 2
mixed, 6Hc; No. 8 mixed, 59c; No. 2
white, 60&oUtto; No. 8, folatJoOc
OATS Unchanged: No. 8 whlU, 844I84V4C:
No. 2 mixed, mviiWo. . '
RYE No. 2, 82o.
HAY Unchanged to BOo lower; cholc
timothy, $14.0trt14.6O; ebole prairie, $12.00
012.26. 1
BUTTER Creamery, 28c; firsts, 17c; see-
onds, 26c; packing stock, 22c. ,. ,
BOOS Extra, 23c; firsts, SOftc; seconds
13Vo; current receipts, 20c. '
Receipts, fihlnmant, '
Wheat, bu 1R,000 loSOne
Corn, bu...., 39,000 20011
Oats, bu 21,000 fcOoo
1 K . I
Cottoa Market,
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-COTTON-Futureg
cloaed quiet and steady; August. 16.82c;
September, 14.27c; October, 12.64o; Novem
ber, 13.46c; December, 13.46c; January, 13.44c
February, 18.44c; March, 13.50c; May, 1866c
June, 18.63o; July, li.62o. Spot cloaed quiet
to 60 points higher; middling uplands. I6.VO0
mlddllns gulf, 17.15c. No ssles. '
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-CO'TTOI-8rKt1
quiet; prices I points higher; Americas
middling fair, 8.67o; good middling, 8 37c
middling, 8.23c; low middling, 8lSc; good'
ordinary, 7.87c; ordinary, 7.62a The sale
of the day were 8,000 bale, of which 80
were for speculation, and export indudod
1,600 American. Receipts 2,000 bales. In
cluding 200 American. Futures opened aulek
and closed steady. . . .
Miaaeapolle Orala Market. '
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 27.-WH EAT-fieo-tember,
$1.14; December, $1.15; May, $1 is"
No. 1 northern. $1.14; No. 1 northern, 81.OS14,
SEED Flax, $2,411.. . .. .
CORN No. $ yellow, 6S9V,o.
OATS No. 8 white, 84too4Hc. "
RYE No. I, 70(ci2o.
BRAN In sacks, $20.00020.50.
FLOUR First patents, (In wood, f. o. b
Mlnnes polls) $6.6036.70; second patents. MM
6.60; first clears, 83. 1014 10; second clears.
$2.otl2.0. . .
Metal Market. ; '
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-METALS-Varket
were dull and practically nominal Ss usual
In the absence of news from foreign ex
changes Tin, quiet at $35. sOm 36.26; lake cop.
pe. $12.87Vt613 00; electrollllo. $12.2a
U.7&; casting, I12.H312.; lead. . $4,4ttf4 5o
spelter, $6.6.46; Iron, unchanged. - .
Liverpool Grata Market. '
LIVERPOOL. Aug. n.-WHEAT-Spot
aviu, i-.u. a 11 winter, no stock;
futures steady; October, 7 6Hd; December.
7 7Vil; March, 7a 7d. '
COKN Spot, firm; old .American Inlxod, !
as; luiuioa uun, ovpieinoer, ,4S d: Jdarcn '
4S 814d. f) .,
Mllwaakeo Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 27-WH E AT-No). 1
northern, ll.16Ve9t.16tt; No. i northern
tl-luVtlrl-M: December, $1.04V. a"ru
OATS Standard. HiVio. .
BAHLEX-Samples, 7o7$tt04 ' '" '
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