THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i
Whftt 0?fn Ab;tt Oae-Ealf Cent
Loer Than en Tueidty.
C055IDZEABLZ COMLS TO OMAHA
l l'ri. Kpraril l nchnagetl I
1 nrre-Elhta Unrr nnd torn
Was Ala tr Paine IS brat
(lri II laker.
oMaHA. Aug 11.
'ilia wheat market sat about
lower j
.111 the previous any. Corn
rtmsiced in- I
Lance a Oata, im
weie encbanf d 1 tjc i
receipts ol ait gram was very light
and I
the uemand wa emy momrtu.
Mn.it lece.ted tt, i a, t cf wheet a corn
nartd with 12 isrt year. 4 cat ci cum
uxih't :v aid jo irr of oat against n.
iter shipment :nc.ua"fl 4 car ..1 wneai
hkk i.h it a year ago. 4 cars of cum
a atcainrt ill. and ll tar of outs at
.gamst 4
iiveipool wheat opened today unchanged
to Vt lower, aid t'.at mat act war aiso
unrhitngeC en corn: wheat eloped d to
L.iirr and com cl cik-'her. t ana
wneat cloned lc to c i'.wti. ujdapert
higher, Ler.ln '-.t hither. Antwerp c
low el
Tf.cs tales were reor'.ed:
W'H!iAl-N(i. 2 hare. 1 car. idatki fie.
', c-ari. v; I rr-ruc. 1 car, lu . 'o. 4
iiuxa. 1 car, t ; 1 tar. !'" .
iA 1 e tiai.uard. 1 cr, 4ic , ivo bilc.
: ars. V-
' uhN-i. 5 ahitc. t can tV ; No 3
X ilt.w, i ttr. . N". ii.iifd. 1 car.
I'i . N o J miard. X cars. Slv; 4 caj-a, ts'vc.
'kkh Q1if.kt.unc;-Vi tied.: No. Z hard t.'il
X"S.- .N. 5 ikid. 8.V?v.!u.( ; No 4 hard
KJ ,Tu Kt'1. ; Mf'id. 7 .yioMc. Corn: No.
- lUtt. fi.-.i(i jfc: No. I white 60 ic :
No. 4 wh.tf. thtaiM . No. 1 )filow. :
No. yulow. biiii!': No. 4 yrlii'.
".i-.il,ic ; No. 2. huiinr; No i. tyiuu;c;
No. 4. i.V(j. tc. Oair No. Z whitr, 'n4ii ;
nand.ird M'Wiu "c : No. I whltf. 4'u4" ic :
No. 4 while. Wyintvr. No
yellow.
liarley : No.
T'-iWic; No. 1
Nil. Z.
No. 4 yel.'cu. SV'i'!'''.
barley. KM?;;.;tr; No. 4 tarlv.
Iced. iiVy7hc. rertd, i.'iJV'.
t'Wc; No. I. rli.c.
CHICAGO GllI U PROV110
l eatarea of lae lrtlaa lola
. Prtrei sa Burl of Trae.
CHlAOJ. Aut. Ifi. Grain and pmTiaiona
were duH today arid the lor.e of the mar
heta a eai-irr. except In corn. R;ilfmlr
wheat cloned a harte over yoa:erlay. e p
temtifr corn was '.tV" higher, rieptemher
oata unihar.sed and provision pi-aclicaliy
at yrterdva closing level.
W Leat tallied Jcel.ly etrly in the day, hut
loae lo the iKHtom lor tlie day. The North
Iiakota crop leport u itlvtn murh con
Hideration. a It atated ttiat ruat damafcca
liad l'cn greatly tiacircraied and predi'-led
a full crop in the counties whi. h produce
ha f the wheat of thevatate and a thrce
ouartcis crop for the etate l a whole. lx-
iwris laim an averaar crop for Canada
Is
aireariv aurea. ana u present
w cat her
holds, a bumper harvest.
It waf said that stt-arnshlp lines are de
clining carKoe fr the United Kingdom,
owlna to the strike. The early rally was
in rnpathv with an advance at Uverrtool
on reports of ruin In the northwest, where
It was alleced that wheat was sprouting
in shock or molding. September sold be
tween tic and !''"
Trade in corn was chiefly of a profes
sional nature. Iowa and Illinois increased ,
the.r offerings May option was for "-alej
in- holders of the nearer de.lverwis i .ere.
was a fair demand for rafh com. fep-j
lemtier lanced between MV- and Mc.
fiais wre slugpteh. oieniiig with a aym-
pathetic show of firmnesn. but closing
easv. September soa wuku
"'. , '
'ro visions weie firmer. The close wras
,.fv. January pom w as "V higher at i
fisa.".. Beptemlier lard unchanged at
and September nba J'isc jower at v-yt-Articles.!
Opeu. i High. Xmw. Close. ,Tea'r.
l 1 HSdJ '1 , !''''
.1
I
MVHV'4
lvt "1-
41 V 1
a-;
04 1
I
41'
4.1", iZvH3' .
w1!; 4i
is a I 1 E f 16 rv,
I
K4j
k io I
k I
k k7,
k a. 1
k tl I
k m 1
I
O-'V,
I a-
(16
k ili
k Ml
Cafch quotations were as follows:
FL.OL'11 Firm, winter patents. K.Wy
straights. ti.4oti4 0c; spring straights. MHO
4 4t'. Hpnng patents, bet hard, i'..Awi.2u;
buket s, .0l 4 MO.
K 1 fc No. ii. tttc
liARLKV Feed or mixing. 6i(ic; fair
to choice matlitig, l.HfH1.16.
M-.KliK i'linottiy, il.twU.iiO. Clover,
JU tkp i.tKI.
PKi 'VISIONS Mes lKrk, per btii-. n
ftiu.ai1. Lard. Pr loo lts., fs.k.i. snort
.lis. Sides llooSel, f
short clear 1
tides (hoxedl. fX.OW" 2"'-
Total cle.rano of wheat and fiour were
equH to 2.i.tww bu. Prima,ry receipts were
Mil, wis bu., comjiared with l.V'l t) bu the
corresponding day a year ago. The word
visible kjpply, as shown by Bradstreeta,
increajied aM.wO bu. Estimated receipts, for
tomorrow : Wheat, IS tr, corn, 14 cara;
oats. IK ca; hogs, 20.O110 head.
Chicago Cash I'ncea v tit el: No. I red,
k,VpH; -Nu- !eQ ""i'c, Nu. 1 haru.
.v; No. hara. ..a.iin..; naiu. ?
yisic: No
1 nortnern, 01a. iinain, xo. 1
lluucoliT; No. i nuiiiiern. old.
i.ortbem.
Ntv 2 northern. !4cp 1 Oil .. No. 1
1. oil t.ern.
old. c-f.-tl 0.., No. northern. :
it use ;
durum, k.tutc;. No i tprmf, !3,-ts
fi ";
No. I spilr.g. WihUNe, velvet chall
H2iifv. corn: No. z, io. 1 wn.w.
WitiMc; No. 2 yellow. M'.V, No. (.
Ii35)c, No S white, t;-.MV; No. I yel
low. i4i,(tHHc; No. 4. Cttit .c; No. white.
t,Sji4c; No. 4 yeliow. ;:i,'ri'.te.. Oats:
No. t 3Hi40r: No. I white, doh-llWjc; No.
k white. i-yi4ic; No. 4 white, etec. etan
dard HfliiC
BVTTER Steady cresmeritja. JoSTZic;
dairies, lsfl c
EGtlS-Lasy; receipt. 11 case: at
mark, cakes included, luyl4c; fir la. iZc;
inima fiikta. ICSiC
CHKKSE Steady ; daisies. l"5iriC; twins.
1-i'i(' ycutiii Anierica. I2-.xijili.c; lung 1
hoi us !:;-' .-'c
POTAluE? Staady; Jerseys,
Minnesota. ti.tiM 1.1.V
H-21S1 SI:
lViL L RV- F11 111; turkeys, 14c; thickens.
. , .j, ... .
tAU-Nf0; o smb. T,
to t-lh. wta., PSAjlWac; k- to 120 iu. WUu. 11c
ijAjiv movement ol proauoe:
Articles
R'Ce.pis.
tmpments.
riour. bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oata, bu ....
Rye. bu
22 ti
3MI.0I1"
K7i (liKl
m
(.
S.ilOtl
11 unci
11 ILJi
Z22.UUV .
Larley. bu.
chariot Receipts w heat. 223 cars, with 1'
of contract arrwds; corn, ZS4 cars, with 10 of
contract grade, oats 2-t' cara. Total re
ceipts of whet at Chicago. Mlrineaimns
and I'uluth tooa were S77 cars, com 1 red
with 47 cars Inft weett an k24 CAJ f the
corresi'ondir.s day a year ago.
KaneAB City (irain ana Prartalons.
KANSAS C1TT. Aug. Ib-WHKAT-Cssh.
1c lower. No t hard Hhshc-; No. I red,
kiiV; No- M6V; September. fT'xC.
C'RNl"nc hanged t, c lower; No. Z
mixed. stH(l"k,V . No I. : No. 4 white.
,,minij(u-j. . No. S n'V; Septemlier, Stitf
U0-e.c.
OAT6V-c higher: No. t w hit. 4141V
No- mixtd. 44Hc.
RYE sue.
HAY-25c: to Wc lower: choic timothy,
f .4 ilk fc"; t hoi. prairie. f;4 2ii ik Ou.
iil'TTEH Crtsjnety i'-c; ftj-ats. ISc; sec
onds 23c; packing stock. 17c.
LOGa-Extra. :v-; firsts. 16c; seconds,
in .
m Jri rii!. c"li.'"e,n I
WktAt bu.
Corn. bu...
Oa.fc, bu...
teti gfium
"" 3?i;
U w wul
"
MlaweawMtlts r.raln MarWet.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 14-W HEAT-Sep-
tenner WV : Iecen,beT. tl ''ciil tn-V; May,
lwV'uV : No I hard. KtiHc; No. 1 north -
em lKflfTk; No i northern. k S:fllui,t-;
No' t wheal !H'iiiic.
1 i.e. t
FLAX c'loeed at t2 0.
LARLET vc8'l.H.
.tkv- ... M..na ATwl . 4RCJ.
k Ta V n n it n nleWrla (af1
:Zl- v. . k" "
VP aV-XK. uiiu"l W
FLr.rit-FHst patent. t5ri6 30: ne-ond
patents. 4 6.i!4 7r: first cieara. K.loBflfc.
xvuii.il clears. $2Ii62.ju.
M.il.te Sapplr nf Crnin.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1. Fpeciaj cam ajix:
Wheat-! I I
sept . . . iSS:'U V HO j
lec....l M(,MW4'
May... 1 0 I 1 :
C o: n 1 I I
fc.ept...:OWV S
lec iH'ili'li
Hxy...,MWli Ml1
Oa 1 1 i
Hpt... 41S 41'wi
Ic....i4!l?l44l 44 I
Mi)... 17 1
fork- I I
Jan...! 30 1C SU I
Laid- 1 I 1
Sept... I f7Vj H7S'
( ct ... 1 I ui 1
Jan...j k 7j k Vv,
Rlt- 1 i
Set...' HI I for,
oct...! k w:, k Hi 1
Jan...; k av k DO
tei.arapn:c comniwi.i.-a:i'i. irwni ' i i ta., ; rvo s nara wiiner. aviac; beptem
P.rsnatreef show tt fjltowing changes j b.r swc: Deemhrr k:P.r.
in avsilabi aupphe as corupAred with pr-j clAT s t anda rd 2uZ-c.
viuut account. Wheat. I'uited States. eAAtj BAKLE Y fl gl
a i f-'t ( Vu sr.s4s de
To a Ti : t d Fiat! ar,3
i I ti'ii '"-rf 1 . t.u Afloat for
I h:t1 l' la".''" eAked i t'U To'al
I Atr.'i tin nl i.ur.. -ean ..;;, in ra-d
I . ' l.'i i ; rn I'r Id K :t-F an t'm.l.
to. ted ,.. bu Oat. l"n:;ed S:ats
INil ai.acla. ln'-taf-.o :. ,' . 1 u 'J fir
!:. I. k ilo.Ti'UH reported this week;
! l.-w. inr(.. r-7 bu ; St. JjmiJi, fci.it'
I t'U ; Niii.ie.. (AitHi bu.
Corn and krm Hrilot 21llrtla.
Rcord for the twenty-four hour ending
It t i m. Vl 4ptday. Aucurt 16, Wli;
OIUHA DISTRICT.
lemi. R&in-
- -
ta'.ioni Max M.a. la.L Fky
A iai.i. No )n4 76 Tu cloudy
Auburn. Nb jE l f Clear
hroii-!i Jl vr,Nto. 7 HO . c"i-ar
Leljnl-ua. Nh..3Kt 6 It cloudr
Cuiornaon. Kb..l' S .id ft cloiidjr
I uitiun, Neb I- 71 .o C lear
Fairmont. Nb...ltt t; n. cloudr
Oi. Isiand. Neb . 70 . rt cloudv
i ian i.gion. Nct v w ft. cloudy
liajiti:.. Nb...liH) 70 . ft. Cou5
hoidr-e. Neb.... K 61 . Cloudy
Liccoin. Neb 19 7fi .tw Cloudy
No Piatt. Neb. Hi M .u Clnar
Oiadaie, Neb W 7 .4 ft. cloudr
C'nmha. Neb 301 7 . Cloudr
Irimth. Neb. ..". Clar
Vaier.une. Neb..l M .01 Cloudy
Sioui Cite. la... M 74 .1 Cloudr
Aita. la & It ooudr
larroll. la C Clear .
(:anrfla. la 1M Claar
P.t.icy. la in .W ft. cloudy
'M.mnium teniperature tor tjve-hour
period rnthns at k a m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No t
ftiaiiuna.
Tamp
Max. Mln.
- 7
la-l.
I.trirt.
C oluiiil'.m, O
louirii.e. Ky ....
Indianax.iia. lnd.
( hli-aro. in
M Uouif. Mo....
I eft Moines, ia...
Mlnrieupulia. VI. nil
Katiaa City. Mo.
Omaha, Nrb
4V
.40
.ar
.
.uu
Oki
.40
.Ui
.ill
in the
wheat
11
III
W
V4
11
K
Vt
!-4
Mi
)
I'M
7V
tie
The wenihet continue very warm
southwest portion of the corn and
re ub and continues to grow warm In the
east portion. An average maximum tttn
peial ure of H)0 ti recorded In the omaha
alatr ct Tuostay. Good rains were general
m the upptr iMirsls'iipi and upjr Missouri
aiiiys and the extrtme eastern portion.
A few ligot and scattered shower occ urred
In all other portions except the 1 es Moine.
ft. Louis and Kansas t iiy Jistrlcts.
1.. A. WEUiH,
Ixtcul Forecaater, Weather tiureau.
HEW TURK (E.EKAL MARKET
(taotalleas
f the Dar
T artona
lanaaolllleB.
NEW YORK, Aug. IS.-FLOVR-toady ;
Simrg pateni. iimii : Kansas snaifciita.
14 H.Vu 4 4i. . w lrtei ttraighta. i WW i. 'n"
ter patents. 4 Jt"ti4.i. spring clears, H 4
4 W.. winter extras No. 1. K.Iitta.i; winter
extras. No. I. S,.lf,a US. R fiour. steady;
talr To good, 4.,-n4 , cnome to lane)'.
CORNWEAL Firm: fine
low. li "ii.Ct, coarsa.
dr. J fii.r,.
WHEAT-SiKt market
K.',c elevatoi and Mr f. o.
northern Imlulh. nominal
white and
fl.iii4al.i';
yel
klin easy : No. Z,
b ailoat; No. 2
ll.lt1 f. o. b.
Previous to the
afloat. Future market.
last hour of business today wheat waa
geenrally firm 1 to ISc higher. dut to
bullish report from North Hakot and
hi f her cables. Near the close active un
Ittxamir carrying price olf to iowest
point of the day. and they cloosed pa
c Tinder last night September c.ioiwu
m.c; lecemher. hHtc4i1 .00. ciosed, ki"c.
CORN Spot market steady; No. 2 corn.
71lc elevator domestic basis to arilve.
and export No. 2. 71 f. o. b. afloat. Futuies
market was without transaction, closing
nominal.
OATS Spot market steady. Futures
market u without transactions, closing
nominal.
HIJL'LS Pull ; Central American, 20V;
Bogota, 21VBV-
Lt.A i h h. r irm : hemlock firsts 84HS
77c. seconda, HiS-'SV; thirds, ldyaic; re
jects. ISc.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm: mes. fin vry
J.M: faml y, 1S 75(620 (X); short clears, lltl
B17.S0. B-ef, firmer; rnesH. U.So(ri 12 .';
lamlly. ti2.uuilS.0V; beef hams. ;j.iKi(u32.jo.
Cut meats, firmer; pickled bellies. 10 to 14
U.S., flu i.iiplii.aO: pickled l.itnf fHOO. Lard,
eafiy; middle west prime. miUh.10; re
fined, steady; continent. Il SO; South Amer
Ic an. fllLBt; compound, f 7 7.2u.
'i ALIXI W wulet; prime city. hhda.,
country. Hafc-toac.
lit'TTEH Steady to firm; creamery Fpe
clala, Z7r; extras. 2hc; firsts. iEPw; sec
olias. 22'oliic; thirds. 20VS21c; proc ess. sp
cia.. S2H4yk-; cxtral. zizif. first. 2u
Incc; seconds, lSiil!t-; factory, current
make, firsts. a"4iSlNc; aeronds. lkc
CHEESK Fii m; skims, IHwM
EGOS I'.arely steady: fresh gathered, ex
tras. 22i.'4c; extrs fir-ts, lucnl'tK-; firsts. 17
tiSc; aeoonda. 11&17c, thirds, 17; fresh
gathered, dlrtiea. No. 1. l&V; tYesh gath
ered checks, good to prime. l!Kfjl4c; fresh
gathered dirties, poor to fair. case. f 4ib
S.iki. refrigerator, fusts, season s storage
charges paid. 21c: refrigerator. seeoi.S. IS
(h2:ic; western gathered white. 1NP230.
IMI Lini-i'ruwu. 'u . " cte' n
I broiler.
1418 lac; fowl. 11(b Itk; turkeys, 12
I fili.
HA HA CKXEKAL MARKET.
; BUTTER No. 1. 1-ib. carton, JSc; No.
jf ln so-ib. tuba, 7c; No. Z, Jjc: packing, 17c;
c. HEESii importta mix, 'c; American
1 .
Swiss. 22c; block fcw.sj. 1m; twli a, lHc;
triplets, lfic; oaiKies. ic; young Amerioa.
1M-, blue label brick, lac; litxibuiger c! lb.)
Ike. hmburger tl lb.), llxs.
POULTRV-Brullerk, ado per lb,; hens.
ISc; cocks. Dc; fiocaa, lac; geese. Jic; tur
keys. kc, pigeons, per doz., fl.2u. Alive:
Brokers. Uic ; beua, kc; old rooaters snd
lags. 4c, old ducks, full feaiharrd, luc;
geees. full fca.thertd. to; turkeys, lSc;
gu.nea low la. iue ech; p.gec.u.. per dux.,
7i, homera, per doa., f2.jti, aquaba Nu. L
k'y. inc.
FISH Pickerel 10c; white, lbc; pike, 14c;
trout, lie; large crappiea, stoJuc; Spaiusb
mackerel, lee; eel. lc; haaoock. lc;
fioundera, lie, green catfish, lac; roe shad,
fi uv each; shad roe, per l a.r. hoc; salmon,
liie; l aiiout. 10c; ytiiow peit-li, kc; bultaio,
fk : builh.ads. 10.
BLiiF CCT PRlCES-tRiha: No. L Sc;
No. z, 13c; No. I. t-. Loin: No. 1, lac; No.
Z 14 -vo; Nu. t, U-c;. Chuck: No. 1. 6c;
No. 2. 6c, No. S, ic Round: No. 1, K'tc;
No. Z. c No. I. s-c. Plate: No. 1, 4i,c;
No S, 'c; No. 3, 3c
FRUITB. ETC. Apples: Dutchess, per
bbl.. Per tu. bafc.. tl.2&. Bananaa:
Fancy seiect. per bunch, ft ZJ'ffZ U; Jumbo,
bunch. f2 '-V2 Cantaloupea. California,
I standard, i- count. 12. 7u per crate; pen,
Iciatea. .'4 count. 2 , Jumbo. i'l-H size
2i, Araanaaa. pui.y. per crate, 1 m,
tianoatd. per crate. 12 2i. Patea: Anchor
I brand. iw, 3u lib. pkga. m busra. per
I box. C. Ora,: KabiMUi pnr 7-ib. bsk .
Hoc Len.ons iarrione'ra brand. extra
t.ucy. Jew sis. kr boa. Ifc.Ui, SuO tix?, per
1.1, X.. I.ma lmot.eiia fmu-,' 'ih.
1 -- - - - ."I T .. ..,"'.
, r" .iVeT'iaV CZ oZi leaa. fYrarV;.-
" f ,,." .Vr.,stxi .V.1'"-
1 - - V7,-. .ir.17.. "7
r1' - . - - - -. . ft.
, OC
l, it), choice kicnclkb,. hi.-ko 1 rs
;.(l'l,.,ik'.i. tallica Ca IUo.iia, par box. 1 3(1 .
12:.. Plutiia: CAUIortuA, per cratt. f j Ki
) runes: 'l rugc t, pel 4-btk. cvrate. fl ku
f eara: CAluriiiS, per i-lu. box. 2 7i
V ntermeiona: Ueurgia and Florida, per
lb., lic
VEGETABLES Beans: String and wax.
per camper. t2.ju; per inkt. bsk., fl.00 Cab
bap. Home frown, per lb, SVv Cucum
bers: Home grown. IVi and I doa In bk..
(ir Egg piant: Fancy Piurtda. per dos..
fl.j. Uar.lcT Extra fncy, white, per lb,
Lc Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf. Pr dos..
ic onions: Heine grown, whit, per
crate, 2 V, yeliow . er crate. U 7L, Caii
Ijtoia. in sackt. p.r lb, ia. ParFley:
Fancy horn rrown, per dox bunches. ic
FcVitoes: Cai.Iorr.iB Mi stock, la sacks.
pr bu., J- su; kliunesoca. per bu ,
fadishes: per 001. !0c Tomatoes
fl afi.
ten-
neskee. per 4 '-Askrl crate. 7x.
MletCELLANEOl'S Almonds: Calltorw
liia Soft kheil. per lb. ixc; in sack lots, le
les brai.i nut: Ptr lb., 13c; ln sack lota,
lc lest. Fubeita: Per lb., ltc; In sack lota,
lc leas. Peanuts: Roaned, per lb,. Cc;
rsw. per lb. 7c. Fxans: Large, per lb.
16c; in sack lota, lc less. Walnuts: Cats
furt.ia. pr lo., lac,; in sack tt. le leak
Hubi) : New. M fiAinea, fa.lt.
Lttersxewl Grain Market.
L1VERPOOU Aug. lt.-WHEAT-Ppot.
steadc ; No. I Manitoba. 7a -d; No f
'Manitoba, .s ad. I'jturts. Iirm, October,
J7 l"d : Icemb.-r, 7s ku
CORN Spot, f.rm; new Amerlcs mixed,
0 V1. f'd American mixed, aakd, new
1 American kiln cried & 7d. Futures, firm;
1 ek ptember, oHSd; Cictouer. ts 7Sd.
!
Pewrta Market.
PEORIA, Aug. 11 COHS-Track, lower:
1 yellow. uc: No. t
I v - , . -
yeilow. 4ic; No. 4 yeliow. tic
No. I mixed.
iw, . . ju mini sac.
J OATS-rirrn. track standard. c; No
hate. c: No. white. kc. .
I "
! Milwmnke Oraia Mnrket.
( MILWAI KEE. Aug l.-WHEAT-No
norttiern. ii tri I . No t northern 1 taV,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Heary St lliEf MoTement Orenrlieliin
Kajatt Durirg Day.
moN PACmC AO Ad IS WIAI
Hntr wtaar1ac f Harraaa
tw-kt, Tce4aer with tlrweat
f Frlrli. "! rfw4l
laapreaaiaa la Mrkt.
NEW TORK. Aug If. A ee'Urig move
ment of greater acpe and proportions thaJi
any that has overwhelmed the stoe.k mar
ket In the three weeks of Its almot unin
terrupted decone was witnessed today.
Prices fell from three t five a-oints la
shares which hsve long ken accepted a
gilt-edged, while tosoe In more ofcacurw
and ieaa ogotiabi at.ares extended to ten
points. .
'In ci) opened with little rromlae of
bettarment. London market for American
securities being one to two potr.U under
last night closing. The w eaAaet lseue la
that market waa Canadian ParuTic, It
lca of two points being soon 4ouule4 here
Other stocks, including V'nton Pacific,
which has been the baroiretor of the
market. so fell a point or mora and kr
noon all the active and pecuiatlve issues
were at the lowest level of the year.
The continued weakness f Vaioo Pacific
constituted the greatest element of aiarm.
...... . . ... iMW Mfii. tiutfif shoeinc
la loss or over twenty points in inn. u .
1 9 ... 1 . . u. uii,,,p t,f the Harri-
I . I. . K. mrf ev,nl,leU-
1 II U II1BICI Il u,- '
I ous feature throughout. New lterewt was
i ient to the movement today when It be
I came rumored that the Harrlman estate
1 had sortie Unie ago di!poed of lu hold
ing in the traneeontlneritalB These report
were later denied in authoritative quarters.
It is nevertheless a fact, however, that
the heavy outpourings of Harrlman tocts.
together with the retirement of Mr. FTick
from the Htmniu direct oraie, have pro
duced a profound Impression In the finan
cial community.
- Foreign batik ing and general financial
conditions seem to be under some tension
at the moment, as wss shown in private
cahle. whlcn hinted at embarraaoment of
sotre financial intereet at the Oct man
capital. While nothing appareatir came
cf this, the mixed condition in London
end runner evldenoe that the Bank of
France is making strenuous effort to cur
tall its credits in other countries oouid
hardlv be regarded with serenity.
Canadian Pacitic. which at one time was
six porr.ts under veteresy was effected
tv unfavorable crop oondltions and h''
selling both by London and Berlin. Three
unimportant failures were announced In
London. The market rallied in the last
hour under the lead of 1 Leading. 1 nion
Pacific end Canadian Pacific, those issues
recovering from 1H to I points from the
maximum declines, but the market un
dertone remained uncertain te the close,
which was heavy and heeltatmg.
A notable feature of the session we the
weakness of many minor railway shares,
few of which had suffered eerier in the
reactionary movement. In this Mt
Included Washssh preferred. Toledo. SL
Louis and Wcrtern preferred Kansa City
Southern. t. Louis and San Francleoo sec
ond preferred and Texas and Pacific
Following the cioee of this market cable
from London reported a panlckr condition
m Americans in the market there. The
more important net losses for the day here
were: Lackawanna 10 points Texas com
pany points. I nited Ptate Pine preferred
4V tir.t'.t" l'"n Pfr ,,.. Osn
dian Pac'flc Pi porrt: Rock liltnf pre
ferred 4 r-'inls and ei,.il . t-ctrlc S
points while over a score of stocks fell
ever J point Total transactions were ap
proximately l.iWO.efxi shares, which I close
to lust week's most active dev.
The bond market was heavy with sharp
dectines in various speculative istroee
Total aale par value. 12.140 ono. T'nited
States government bonds were unchsneed
Number of sales ana leading quora-uona
11 aioc a ware a loliow:
Hiek. Lew. Cloaa.
Allls-ClialtBera pis
AJnalcamalea C upeer
Anwriru Agricultural ..
Am, ilnal eaaf
AiMTtuaa (u
Aaicn-luaa C. av F
Ajusrluaa Cotuia Oil....
Aniarlc-au H 4i L pti.
Ani. Id. &K-untieii
Amtiric-aD i-lDBvecl
A rnr-l.mu Lioconuttva
Americaa at K
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vt
Itstm 4 kA
MI ink kk ki
t.Mi klw a kll
k'W t t
ktxi (1 & tl
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mo ir ll 1h
M
tan $ K 84
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USA
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. 11 Ilk 114
l.tim lS4ik 133
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1
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kk4.kia atiarax
in. Hievl PauMirlw....
Am Bugir Ketiuia....
J Aiucncau T. . T
j Auanciaa Touaoua aid.,
j Awriu.B Wvulwi ......
Anacouda Mining Co....
lAicbison
lAO'BtWtn pfd
lAtiamic .Ouast L4n....
' iitiiDfr. 4k Okie.
' beittMilMm ii
ibrvotira Htpit Tr
UlauaaiaB hamtK
Huirsi leather
1 l"lI; fl"T Ktli
' Vmi
071 Alic orf'.rei".:
'c i(r J. w.. aew
Uhlcasu C W , pt
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Cuixulictkted Uaa, ei-l.
. Own hruduciu
I lwUWlir. a: HudMlB
IltsiiVOT A hi. OruM....
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. pihuiienr bwcurilM.
lain.
kin. lat aid
Uric H Slcl
' 0urkl KlectJic.
OrtMt Nurtbera pld..
urot,t Nartb.ra Or etfs..
Illinois Central
lnutrborottfiti Met. .......
InKiroorougn MpI. Btd....
j luirtt.tioual Uarvtaiar .
. lac Ami it, fid
j luitrouonl rapar
) lbLtfrkktiuiiki ttinip
lews central
Kansas toy Rant her,....
a a pit
lAcledr Oa
UuiU. A NkalivUls
Muik A at liaia
' at. , Bt. e 4k . S. M ...
; amuiouri, K. A T
I at . K A T. pfd
isliaikiurl Pacific
'N.tlDiiai ilieruil
I Nallnaal Lakd
IN K R MUM pU..
New Turk Csatrsi
! N. T O A '
iNorlulk A W ettars
iN.rtb imfrinu
I Nurtn.ru racilio
rkdiiK- Mail
1 Prnba lv.nl.
!?u.ipi's uaa
. e c. t:. A Rt. L
; rnumrf cuai
rnan tai Car
JPuUmaa raiai' Car.
tHkll.kr btciel Sprtbg
' Kadiix
I llepcib.ic Pleel
Kei.unilr gtsel Old
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: Ro.-k Uiaad r pfd..
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'at. L. a W ptd
1 8i.-aii.n. a A I . olisrwd
Botrl.r-a Par: Tic
eoath.rn Kailw.y
' ko ikilw.r r'd
Tamaiin Capper .....
I T.kkk A FacllK
IT. Bi. 1 A WV
IT. at L A w. pld...
j t'nioa swrirtc
I t'mra Pacific pd
I lolled etaies Realtr .
rn.te Plata. Kukkar.
t kited kUIA BUM
f a. Bit-i pid
j t'ttk C.pper . .
j Vs. -Carolina Cbaaottwl
kbakh
I Vllkit pfd
'Wemera Mkir'tnd ....
j w cw tirknuv Eienrid
I W tmxjmrn t slow
XlmlM A U m
LeMrn Valley
Tauti mm liar ua OAf,
Boston PtAwks n Bon A.
DOUTON, Aug. 16 Closing quotaxlont on
stock were aa follows:
Allouaa Miami Cppsr II
Aaial. Caspar A akoattrk di
A. I L.A Bet N.taAk Cwa 17
Ariantia Cm k 8 itMini Miaa .... I
AC CAS At . I Virtu bulla ft
Uu'.l Coaillloa
lk Nana Lfc
k
It
U
1
Cat A Antcina
Cat A HkU
Ckmeanfckl ...
( ap HAaer C C...
f.I ticut C. At .
ytaatil
Cllruwa Coa.
Urkapf Ckrn.
Crken. CAaaBAt ....
lilt Rv.kkt Ceppar.
Kerr lkk. .
La1. (uppor
Im talks Cuppar
kid. AkaA-Sit.
47 Old ttoailaua ....
US) Oacsnla
. I Pkrratt t AC...
. kl tuukry
. ll' kkkkkoa ...
k Suettroar
. k Susanar A A. M.
. tl Ttviararfc
. 4 I s RAM
. II do pfd
. 4 Ttak r,
. ft t tak Copper Ok...
. I w ateaa
tkalkarna
... I
... xi
... 4
... tk
... tl
... e
... II
... 44
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...111
Xew York httir Marked,
NEW TORa. Aug. It MONET On call.
Pteaay at 22 per cent, ruling rata 2
r cent, clotuig btd. t par cent, of tared at
Z per cent. Tins luanA. caaar; sixty
days, iSM par cent; nuMttg day a ttty.
per rtm . six niocini pir oent.
PRIAI a M aVKC A N 1 ILx
Per refit
PAPaR 4a
STKHIJNCJ KXCHANGS7 Firm. with
soiua! pueiness in paAAer billa At t4 IC7
fur sixty-day pl.t and at ft kdUt fpr
trend ""nrjimt rcial hills. t M
SILVER Bar. o2V . ilfxka dcllart.
OOVKRNMEVT BONDS toady ; rail
road bonds neavT.
Cosily cjuc tationt on none"! were as fot
kews: eat la. etg.-.tss M St. 4
S. skcnm .- tjatwa I"
C sa eat i 4
d. eewpo !). C Pn. tat tk ... 7w
t I tm rrt ill L. I -k 4t 1111 ... K
d roupoa lilt, t A N ani 4 . . . r
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Amr Ac kt . ..Id tr r" 4t
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a. 4 it X Y a la -
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A C L Vat da dt rt 4. 14
BaL A Osi 4a P N. Parmr 4a s
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Krook T. rt 4 ... rent rt ! lik.. W
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c. AS r A e. 4s sa dee. 4s.
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D. A A Q 4 II Y S FtubPtr da ..
krrf kt W 1. ul l k .
piktlllart' kt 71 Va -r Cheta la
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ett York M tales St era. a.
NEW TORX. Aug. H. Closing tjuotatlons
cm mining stocks were.
Attn IM
Otn. TutUMl BttkA . II
do bonat 11
Con. Ct. A Va 7
era Sittsr II
lraa Slicker Pk
Laaanii. Can. 1
eortartA
tattle Chief .......
Mtetraa W
Oktar lt
Cpblr IM
fiADdard It
Yelktw Jacket M
lAsdts PtAck Market.
LONDON. Aug. 1. American securities
opened steady and a small fraction higher
today. A downward movement followed,
but the market rallied on covering near the
end of the first hour. At noon price
ranged from uncharged to Sc niftier than
yesterday's New York closing. Canadian
Pacific was a weak exception nod declined
l1 point.
London clotting" slock etiotntions:
Ctmsolt. money .. 7 T-l lAulkTliit A N'tnh 147
do aomtunt 7 7-11 Mo. Kan a let.. m
A mat Copper I N Tor cnttwl
Ananond 7 Norfolk A Wetter
AtchVton I"7! dk ptd
do pld !' Optarlu A WoBt.ru
Ylaltlinor Ohl...l- reiintrlnU
Ckkkdiaa Paririr . ..S41' R.nd stints
Cnaaaptakt A Ohio.. 74 Roading
Chi. Oreat '".'aatorn . tl Soatliem RaUway
Jlt
14
11
41'
4:'
7
.. !S
.. W
. 177
..37f
.. IM
.. K
. .1IV
.. 14
.. II
ril , Mil. A St. T 11k ptd
TV tleert
17 Pouttrn Pkriric
Iienver A
Kie 0.
. N I'nraa rkrtflc ..
.. St do pfd
.. 10 V. Steal
. d pfd
. 41V, W.bteh
. 17 tk. ptd
dn pfd
Erie
t ptd
do Id ptd
Grand Trunk
lllleokt (Antral ..
SILVER Bar,
..I4t xa-diT.
steady at 24
l-16d per
Ounce.
MONET IS per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bill is IP per oent; forthree
months' bills. 3 per cent.
Bank ClevarlnsTS.
OMAHA. Aug. 16 The Omaha bank clesr
lnga today were t? 4M ST7 and for the cor
reepondlng day last year Z2.316.2SS.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. If -METALS Stand
ard copper, easy; spot, ti2.2ivg 12.80; futures.
f1Z.ki4rl2-7k. London market, ta: siki
CA b. futures. fA7 Lake cortxi. f 12 Tnca
1Z.O0: electrolytic. CZ 50ti'12.75; casung. $12.2i
4312 60 Tin. firm but quiet; spot, t4S.nt3
44. kf; futures. f41.0ii44. hi. London nuukeu
qutet: spot, flW; futures 11(7. Lead, cAey;
4 tT.41-4 SO. New York, and t4.rv4 45. Last
St. Louis. London. 13 is M. Spelter, easy;
tf.05tjr6.15. New York, and tn.uMi.lo. East
St. Louis. London. 27 2s 6d. Antimony,
dull; Cuokson s. aWtitv.50. Iron. Cleveland
warrants. 47s kd ln London. Locally Iron
was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern, flu.50$f
16 00; No. 2 northern, IliVi.cg'U. 75; No. 1
southern And No. 1 southern soft, tl47a3
1S.Z7..
ST. LOtTIS. Aug If METALS Lead,
quiet; f4 4Tvslfl. 46. Spelter. Strung; fwOa.
Dry CitetaiAs Market. .
NEW TORK. Aug. IS DRT GOODS
Jot.bers m dry good are doing a better
business this week. Cotton goods are un
steady and quiet. Tarns are easy. There
Is more business offering in dress goods
and silks for fcprtng and for immediate de
livery. ft, Lewis General Market.
ST. LOl'IS. Aug. 11 WHEAT Lower;
track, No. I red, RTfcff; No. Z hard t
0c; September, 6Vc, Lecember. fl,S'9Hc.
CORN Weak; track. No. 2. tMWTSV:; No.
1 whit. 63tiyac; 6eptemlr. fic.
OATS Weak; track. No. X "c; No. I
wlilie, 41c; Septemlier, 41c
RTK I'm hanged at XSc.
FLOUR Quiet: red winter patents, M10
64.60; extra fancy and straight, fJ-OO 4.10;
hard winter clears, li.r.KaS.Mi.
SEEL-Timothy. fI2.k0lli7i.
CORN'MEAL ti.Sfi.
HAY Steady; timothy, $16.il4T22.0i; prai
rie, f 18 OWtp 1 0.
PROVISIONS Pork, lowor: prime steam,
kk.AiKno.70. Lrj' n't mts, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, te K71: dear ribs, sY.oTfe; short
clears, Ikt.kO. ItACon, unchanged; boxed
extra short, l!0.;n; clear ribs, tUl.S7Vt.
short clears, flO.kO.
POULTRY steady; chickens, Vrc,
springs. 12c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, loc;
gese. fre.
BLTTER Btesdy : creamery, 20Itc
LOGS L'Rchaiiged at 14c
Receipts. Shipments.
Dour. bbls. 1,000 17.400
Wbetl, bu Z2.OII0 K700V
Ctarn, bu 7Z.000 52.000
Okts, bu JMLuOO 06. out)
Calton Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. If COTTON Fpot
closed quiet; middling uplands, U.tinr;
middling gulf. IZ.kbc; no pales
Futures opened steady. August,
bid: September 11 Sic: October.
12 2Sc
11 28C;
November offered. ll.c; Pecemher,
January, ll Sfcc; March, ll.Shc; May
11 :
11.44c ;
July, 114&C bid.
Futures cloned very steady: August,
11. Be: SeptemtT, 31 2e; October, lltfisc;
November. 11 Me; Iierember, ll.JOc; Jsn
tiarv. ll 2c; March, 11. Mc; May, 11.42c;
July, U.4Sc.
Cnsmr stark rt.
NEW TORK. Aug. 16. SUGAR Raw,
firm: muscovado. 13) test, 412c; centrlfugsl.
Of test. 4.k:'c; uiolasses, tk test, 4.17c; re
fined. sttAdy.
Olf and Koala.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 16. TURPENTINE
Firm; El'Sr'-ciVc
HOS1N Firm; type F, K47H; type G,
fc-kt-
M'a-ol Marked.
ST. LOUIS. Aug, K. WOOL Unchanged;
territory and western medium. 1741kc; fine
Dalntk fcrwla Market.
DULUTH. Aug 16-WHEAT-No. 1 hard,
fl OS No. 1 northern, f? 0-. No. t northern,
frttijifl v: September, tl 01. bid; Decern het,
tlOlv. bid.
OATn 4jac; t arrive, dPTpc.
St. Loal Live Stark Market,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14 CATTLE Receipt.
t.uOO head; maiket strong; nativs shipping
and export steers, ft 7.:i s 00: dressed beef
and butcher steer, f6.a0wt.a0; steer under
10c) pounds. K6"V" 7f.; stockers snd feed
era ti0uir7.: cows and heifers, ft 0007.00,
rannrrs tl OuOr76; bulla. I.7ir.st). calves,
ttutusi; Texas and Indian steers, tdtnaa
i t: rows and halter tl OOcat.OO.
HiTGS Receipts. 1 4x0 head: market te to
He higher: pigs and lights. SB oo7 ; Pack
ers. f,'Jar7.ko; butcher and best heavy,
7 07 k
SHEEP AND T,A MBS Receipt t Alt'
head; snarket steady., native mutiedis. $t tt
U.7a- lamb. tdOttg'stc culls and bucks.
fi.Zi4i2.74; stocksra, tlAtsaZTk.
St. Jaaeph IJ ve Stark Market,
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. It CATTLE Re
eelpta. a,Uta hAad; markt strong to lar
higher; steer. ti,Wttr7 4: cows and Iksifku-s,
UottaCtO, caivos, fiOoo7uO.
HOGS-Receipts. 4.00 head: snaraat
Strung, top. f7 ; bulk of sal. H.ti ft.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipu 4.005
bead; snarket slaady; iamba. tt-aotu-T, M.
Stack tn lliki,
RacAlpts of 11 v stock at ths five princl
iaJ western tnarket yesterday:
tattia rlog
Sheep,
t.k
4000
d
t PS)
ttsT'
South Omaha
St. Joseph ...
KansAS City ..
f-t. Louis
Chicago
Total
f .Vt)
4 01
ttt
to)
K'WA
tat
It.)
7 PA)
a.ouo
M.100 a pj atoti
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cittle Are Gtaermlly Stroift to t Lit
tle Hi.hfr.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TT5 CISTS UP
Pnt kbeep and tAtaab t.,ea4y to Ten
Cents Lower, Wnlle FeeAep Are
Ten t Twtstr-FItt Cent
II la her.
POITH
OMAHA. Aug. It, 111.
Kecelpt were:
Cat"!. Hogs Sheep.
Cfficial Monday
12 7l 4
12
k.aiki
.
4i.k7
4". 44S
2n. x,
Zmii
4i,2I
Official Tueeoar ....
Lstmiate Wednesday
Three dsvs this week .IS. S
IS (
17,47
2;. 4:0
Z4.1I27
2k. 110
11,136
i Sam oai laat week Ii.Xil
! Same day s t weeks ako. .Iv.kt.l
Same dais I weeks ago. .!.
.Same uayrlweeki ago..P.2?0
Same days last year S.,222
Th following table snows tb receipts of
catt e. bog and sheep at South on.ahA for
the year i oaIa a ootipared with last
Mar: vm. lil. Inc.
Cattle (72... 7M 677. f- lk.2
Hts 17o.7M 1.271.U71I S32.702
sheep L,kJa.M l,lJa.27k kJa
TYi loiiow;:ig tab) .tiow the arerag
price of hog at Povth Omaha fvr tn
last several daya, with coin pari
Date. I mi. flrlik.illiw.iB.ilstn.'im.liaa.
Ang. T....J ; pj I 1 ; a, JS i 77i ZV 7S
Aug. ...... 7 rv1 T I f 30i 5 71 11 6 M
Aug. .... 7 rr 17 7k, O, j f to, I , i H
I us. jo .. j, 7 kl, 7 l. I Hi I K; k 1 kv
)Ug. Jl... (
Auk. 12..., 7
Aug. IS...'
n t -"i I a., iMS Per a?. 9 nr
li, 7 a... 7 42, k 41 f IK, I 14
i t a.) 7 4; 6 22 6 83 5 2,
Aft. 14. ..I 7 10 1 1 7 4k, k 17, f 74. M f si
Aug. 1!...., 7 I,, is, , s jk f 72. t 83, I V
Aug. 16. ..j 7 16, f 24, 7 C4, i 7b, b BO I Ki
Sunrtav.
Receipt and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yard. South Oinaiia, tur
W ecnesday :
KJiCElPTS-CAr2LOTS.
CA.ttle. Hoi:... frheeci. H'r'a.
t. .. M. A M. f z
Wsrri . 4
Missouri Pacific .... 3
Vmon Pacific SV
C. ft N. W., east
C. A- N". W., west.... Bl
C, St. P., M. A tl.... 1
C, P.. A Q.. eAxt.... 4
C, R. at VJ., west SS
C. R. 1. A P, east..
C, R. I. A P., west.. ..
Illinois Centrsl I
C. U. XV I
Total receipts ....174
74 S4J4
CPU a,
l.fcou k.issi
S Z
1 li
1 1
2o
4 1
ii I
it i
74 3S
ivlAPUSITlON HEAD
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4K
626
4W
iC6
Swift snd Company 1.126
Cueiahy i'scking Co 1,012
Armour A Co 677
Schwxrta-Bolen Co
Murphy
Frostier Shipping Co
Morrell 44
W. B. Vansant A Co 16
Benton, Vanaant at Lush 51
Hill A Ron T46
F. B. Lewis 70
Huston A Cc lbl
J. B. Root A Co 114
J. H. Bulla 25
L. F. Huns li
L. Wolf no
P. Werthelmer iko
H. F. Hamilton K7
M. Haserty
Othtj buyers s2i
1.2s8
1.127
311
lol
1.2KI
Sha
6.723
Totals
.6.67S 5,006 11,707
CATTLE Cattle receipt were very mod
erate this morning. In fact lighter titan
usnal for a Vt eaneaday at roost ail poiota.
For the three days the total loots up only
1.32 a against 2A.&1 bead ror the same
aay met week., and 2i.,i.' head lor tne
tame pttriod a J ear ago. The mar ket as
a whole waa in splendid condition as
viewed from A seller's atandpoint-
liuj c r of all Haste, ot cat tie secerned to
fei ttiAet with lighter receipt they would
have to mote umtkly If tiny secured any
and as a result an were uu, in the yard
ana a a rcauit were ail out in toe yaraa
ear.y in the inurning, and iiesirabie cat lie
of all kinas generally cutnfMl hands in a
very short time. Beet steers were gen
erally steady, to quite a little stronger
the best best cktue especially snowing
mors strength, as high as f. dD was paiu
for the best beetes, wmch is 10c lilgner
than anything ha brought betoi Una
SeAAOh,
Cows and heifer were also a little
stronger, and the trade reasonably active,
uood grask hellers sold At St. 00. leulis and
utives Ail oammuuM good mm pries.
i'he tew feeders her changed hands in
a short time at prices Uial were a utue
strunger than yesterday.
Wuuiautuik on catbti Good to choir
uwra-led beef steers, kb-trjctyl.tii; good to
choio range beuf steers. pu.utiiA.A, tair to
good oom-led steers 1 tKa4..av, tair to good
rang steers, 4'.4yill; common to fair
corn-led steers. td.MpitT-av; oooimon to tai.
laiige steers, et.7kcaA.Mi; good to choice corn
too beifere, t i'uQ.iv. good to choice rang
iieilai. kt7,'..ii;, good to choice corn-fed
cow a k4kOtjn.lL., gooa to choice rang cow s,
f4.0lita4.kb; lair le good native cows, U7ltf
AkO; fair to good range cows, fUnOtuHOci,
common to lair cowb, f2.7jckg3.7a; good te
cuiokoe stockers and leeders, t4.Mi&'a.lio; fair
te good stockers and feeders, 4 uutgd.hu;
etitjnm to fair stockers and feeders. fk.2ic)f
4u; stock heifers, tt.uoujd.AS; veal cajves,
f2.0ucs.b0; bulls, stsgs. etc., H8.'.tt4.W).
Reprcaenistlv saies:
BEEF STEERS.
N't.
M ..
41...
Ml..,
7...
21...
12...
At. Pt. jco.
At.
..127
. .litm
. .110,
.ltd
. .1773
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1 te
1 it.
7 40
7 4k
..Ui
. .Uit
..1112
. .lUk
..111.
..link
C 65 SC.
I dt Sk
I 7k 4
k . 17
I at H
I 13
COWS.
4 kt I t t lono 1 -1
t mi 1 a k M 1 7k
I (Ml Z Ml 7 HI 4 cw
I kt I id U k. t 4 Id
4 Iiili I (Id t 7I 4 10
11 k7k I id I tM 4 10
ktk I lk I Him I 1
II Ilk I k II 4 40
1 tlO I II 11 kk. 4 40
I at ID I lit 4 M
t kc 1 to 1 s: in
4 lei t 10 t Itli i A
HEIFKRs.
I IM I Mi 1 100 4 St
I kit I dk I X d t
k 4tii I Tt k no 1 ::,
d I 7k I 7110 4 Zk
I ut I w li. at iw
k 72i kk 4i tni d 7k
CAL LS.
1 IM lb T 144 d 10
t 10 I Ik I if d 00
k 4 J 4 1 1 14k no
1..- kW 4 lk) d 171 k HO
1 17k 4 bo 1 J7r. d lk
4 C7 4 7k 11
11 170 I Mi k 16L' i 16
I aek k ktl t M lit
1 110 k Ml 1 Jlltj d ilk
t lak k 7k
STOCKERS AND FEEPFP.S.
4 4d is an 4 Tl
Zi w lit t, K4 4 7t
4 Mi 4 Pi 7k ?; 16
Jl 47 4 10 it ;i3 4 n
1 bll 4 !(' 10 301 I so
11 " I lk i.i t i
I kit 4 k lk k..O k lk
II kt4 4 M t, 1I-I4 k 10
I I'd 4 Ik U7 k a
IZ Ilk 4 tk
WESTERN' NEBRASKA.
M A V.
47 feeders lie
k'k steers . ..1121
U eews Tiili
do heifers... (Ml
tl cows ltt.I
4a f eoers .
t feeders.. ?
11 feeders. .1111
70 cows 072
17 steers. ...1181
11 feeders.. 014
11 heifers. ..le
' heller .. nil
Pr. No. At, Pr.
6 K 7 steer ...liV7 4 W
fat 4k sieers....lli0 t Ho
4 ID 41 leedei-s.. htvS 4 00
4 66 kk steers.. ..12 ink
4 70 04 euws ISi 111
I SO 0 feeders.. 1141 40
4 tit feeders. .1127 t 4t
fit 14 steers... .11 7k f SO
4 4s ki cows VS4 4 ka
i 70 li oows M in
4 00 ft fender.. V77 4 44)
t 00 24 cows 106 4 Mi
4 00
WLATERNSNEBRA6KA..
14 teeners.. 4 70 14 bailars... (71
4 CAlve... 127 t
James L. ttandord Nsbraaka
tt hoifars... I so 12 oows luVS
t Z5
4 70
cow.
....101
I s
U w.
K endiick MontAAA.
ltoewa .... 700
4 baiters... sn7
If CAlve.. . Ik
4 cows Pa
I oows kt
t kk
lit oows.
S27
kwt
4 S6
4 so
4 HO
t 7k
4 75
f 7
t 10
4 U
I calves.
24) steers.,
f pews...
DAKOTA
16 oows. ..
7 calves.
.HAl
SOUTH
f cows
l feeders..
12 feeders .
D.
11 cows
14 oow...
27 raJvea...
t steers.. -
Kl IA
ttW
4cU
4 4
4 20
I 40
4 4f
12
4 5
at
AM
ktl
4 44
I 7k
M rows.
H.
7bt,
PJ
CI
sal
Wilson Wyoming.
4 to
cows tit
11 cow ttnO
t calves, ., SI
M steers... U0
. 1 Statu.. ..!
i U
4 06
It steals...
Ok
t heifer... kJ
4 'A
U 1L ar.d M. A.
Wilson Wromlcg
I stanrs. . aak 4 a
4 atears...
t
t tr....lio
C. S
S, Wiiault Wyoming.
"ll I . J.r-
I calves... rJt.
t 3,
t ktetirs .. A 4 81
t IX)WS .... two
tl steers.., 761
12 oows KM
T ters..lt
U calves... SSt
4 44
4 a
I to
t 25
t 2
20 Steel.., Ul) 4 kk
10 suiers. k'2 f n
hellr. to! t
cows... ; 4
WESTERNS.
J. C. Ciraoo Nebraska.
U bs.fer. 87 4 so
Hu-ktch A Hahn MebrsAka,
12 he.fers ... TFT
Z cows.. Ml
W. 8
C steer.... 1141.
4
If cewt
S.A 4 Ik'
4 ?
I Virpey Nebraska.
I 2i.
freedom featured the de-
M' ,s More
tt end for hog arij Ui t market sriowel
i.oorate Improvrmeni is pneex T'ulk of
t ctineas was d ne at fHfjnoe advanc.
eteivthlnc selling in very good season,
Ltkht supply was the rosin reason looallt
for htillith trend, hut the fact that rvn
a-e failing oft at all western points af
fords an even broader argument for a ctt-h-r
scale of valoes Another sigs nf ltm
lied supplies in the country is the fart
that te grower are putting f.niah on
loads miide up iarcclv t.f old sows t'noice
bacon animal are beriming fewr each
dst snd a shipment of fancy barrow staff
is almost a curiosity.
Chut house estimate places' fresh re
retpt at eight -two car. and sellers had
little difficulty in making a clearance.
Cniy one dull spot developed the early part
of the peaslon, th close being notivjJa-k O'Brien to a stsndsttn m tour lira ric
at adtanrea shippers fomisbed fair sup- half rounds last night at the Twentieth
port, buying ta ail about K nor cent of
receipt Orders from outside and specu
lative orders generally favored smooth
quality, ignoring weight.
Fu.k of offering moved at a spread of
rW7.11i. toppy hog weighing around pa)
pound selling as high as f 4?. Identical
with yesterday s top. At 10 so o'clock the
yards wers practically barren.
N'a Sk P N a A pt.
7 IM ... IRH kt lt ... T II
U Ul ... 7 It 47 Kt ... t U
77 va ... t B U kiA 4 t U
at til . . II 4d 17 Bt 1 11
k4 : M t tk t SM 14 t 1
pp ant ... T M su ... 1 u
tl rx ... T Sk 43 7k ... T U
si ia ... in t rt n t ir
M k,'.l .. T IV kt Kl 10 t U
xi mc 4 t u tk nt 1 u
vi . . . : i. t p. m fti to 7 i:
112 1" 4k 7 40 M 14 T 11
rt tn . . t 4i ii tn t T u
t? nr. t pt p7 it in
4 14 .. 1j t tt tm tn
rr vet st 1 Sk si Ski 4 1 lk
14 tap u I si, 74 i4f Ikt 7 lk
1 1:7 ... 7 M (i Ikl lew 1 lk
ri 14 1 (Ik kt It le 1 lk
I ket . . T sk kt 141 ... 1 lk
10 2n lk 1 t. 14 t 4C 1 lk
44 St. ... fet Ik f7l 140 7 1k
S HI ... 1 It ft tM (41 T 11
40 100 ,. 1 - l n 4 1 ll
17 r?e ... 1 M 74 KJ is tu
1" klt SKI 1 1 4 IM . , III
kt Ilk IX- 1 IS II C7I 14 1 11
M MR . . 11 171 SI 1 lk
4i. 1' 4k t 11 7 S.W 111
it rut ... t i at r?t at. t ik
M rri ... 1 lk at. ft ss T 77
kt tm, 41 T 10 St J47 m T 17
61 I ! ... 7 IS Sk Jil . . 1
1 ... t 1 M 141 SI' 1 P)
tt tc ... 7 10 17 Wd 441 t Pk
k4 KM ... 11 Sk 7 at
Ik I"k . . 1 1 74 IBk . II
k7 :tk M 7 1 l IS) 170 Ik
"0 Ml 1 7 1(1 kl :u 1U IM
11 1'l . . 7 10 4 Ikl mis
r itA pi 7 i:
SH LLP The market for tat sheep and
lambs oened dull, contrasting sharply
with activity ln feeders that could almost
le described as clamorous. All of the
larger packer buyers were slow to enter.
Hi trade resulting ln an early session
featured by Inflection Instesd of actual
busineaa. a tew strings of killing stock
ruled steady st the start, but the demand
was backward and bearish w'rh ths trend
to prices easier. Some lltti business was
dune late ln the morning at figures around
'a dime lower, but feeder trade was
an Independent affair and ruled higher
throughout.
About thirty-five loads of stock made up
the run, an estimate that proved half tat
and half feeder. Sheep outnumbered lambs
and practically everything on saie Arrived
under billing from rsnge states. Good
wethers with weight sold round ti.40 while
ewer changed hand at t3.3f and on down
the lirt. Choice yearlings are quotable up
to f4 7,ri, but the ordinary run of stuff ha
been moving around M 2i.fc-4.40.
Lambs made a f7.00 top and tn view of
the fact that local values are crowding
those in force at eastern markets, a bet
ter limit than the even money seems im
probable. Good grass lambs are tn very
fair request at or near pi.&O, but the com
mon kinds, including inferior lights, ars
landing below t.2i. High drwaslng quality
is still given plenty of emphasis In packing
circles so that the range ln prices is de
cidedly broad.
Feeder trade followed a lofty course,
showing uneven advances of 10uj2ic Thrifty
1 feeder sheep sold almost a high a good
lulling abet? in many instances, hut th
two branches of ths lamb market hav
not yet reached such a friendly basia Spec
ulators bought freely from the start and
country orders wore frequent. Feeder ewe
brought as much aa fn 20 and feeder year
lings touched MOO. Classy feeder lambs
are selling from Mi. 00 downward. Packers'
tab on feeders restertlay showed an ag
gregate purchase of i.800 head. About fo
per cent of receipts.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice lamb, M tota'7.00; fair to good
iambs, xti.oosrt; 05; feeder lambs, . iota. go;
fatr to choice yearlings, t4.10Vj4.7t; feeder
yearlings. f4.0r4 T: handy wethers, tt.ktah.
Z.76; heavy wethers. t3.2.VjrS.!; feeder weth
ers, ta. 1003.40; fair to choice ewes, ta.lokf
2.50; breeder ewes, $4. 4004.72; feeder ewes.
k.atxsj s.; cull ewes, H 607? 2. 26.
No.
At.
Pr.
t w
fcO
t ot
I ki
c
f st
I 4i
f st
1 IS
f 0
t 75
t k
t ho
f 25
t ft.
00
4
t 00
t 25
f 25
t Mi
2 M
I 2t
M
t 66
I M
r 00
t to
1 20
4 to
4 u
K6 Wyoming lamb, feeders..
.. s
.. M
.. to
.. 172
.. 65
.. 65
.. 100
.. 71
.. 102
.. 60
.. 02
.. 70
.. 72
.. 6
.. 63
.. kf
... tl
.. 43
, 81
... 124
.. 100
.. 01
.. 12s
.. 7t
... 64
.. HO
.. si
.. I
.. 06
. 84
.. a
Ks h yoming lambs
16 Wyoming lambs, cull
212 Wyoming lambs, feeder..
S47 Wyoming lambs
7W Wyoming lambs
177 Wj oming ewes
32 native lambs
L8 native ewes
212 Iduho lumbs
2."i native lam us. culls
-4 native iambs
bt native lambs .
oa native iambs
26 name iambs, feeders
It" native lambs
. native iambs
40 native lamba, feeders
kt; native ewes, feeders
46 native ewes
!40 8. It. wethers, feeders ...
llo native ewes, feeders.....-:
23 native ewes
kl native lain ha
li'in Idaho lambs, feeders
241 Idaho ewes
la Icaiio ewes, culls
Ik Idaho wethers
& Idaho wethers
14S Idaho yearlings
m native lam us. culls
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle ktrotf Has and
Sheen Weak,
CHICAGO, Aug. IE. CATTLE Receipts,
14.0 r.oau; market strong; beeves, fti.tVitj
&0o; Texas steers, t4.kO& t; w estern steers.
4 "i..;. stoc kers and feeders, f2.li74i5.tai;
cows and heifers, t2.2.r-4jt.2i, calvss, i.7at2
5.50.
Mt,G Rat-tflpts. 22.000 head; market
weas; ng rt. , 2U7. po; mixed, S7.OOcti7.aO;
""' . n.itii ..c; rougn. t, .i4i7.10; good t
Choice heavy, f7 1(1(3 . 70; pigs, K,.loj7 7o
tuiM ' ' eo,en, k'.tl. Dcr
Mittr ami LAMBS Receipts, a.ooa
neao: marset w eax; native, f 2 ait3 tb
western. I2.aii4it.00; yearlings, t7(xast'.
iiacite lanio, ,i rwji.v. western, fti.OOki 710.
Kanaas City Lite Staek Market.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 1C CATTLE R.
cetj'iK. in, I"' head, including tOW southerns
maiket steady to 10c: tut, Ax.i'
dresned beef and export steers. f7 OOtj k 00 .
Tool" Serr;- feeS,'!
ciuti.em steers, ti i&t&.D.iO. southern cows!
k2 ,wci4.ao; native cows. 22 26, native
heifer, tttuucoo; bulla, t2.fco-a4.iv. calves
tt oot.-i; 00.
HOGS RAoeipts, 1000 head; market
steady to 6c higher; bulk ot sales. 17. K1,
7.50. heavy, f7.4i7.6; PAckers and butch
er f7.ra;.62l1. Ughts. 17 2Hji7.t5.
SHEEJ" AND LAMBS-Roceipts. 4 400
head; market steady to ihr lower; lambs
tr, 7:'kuC HO; yeariiigs. UKvifji iu. wether
f2 2.riiirz.T.. ew es. fi.ootiZ.7i, stockers and
feed era, f2.tVjcvj3 71.
HOERK
DerEATI
HAMILTON
W AterlAA City Canaan Bents Crtnnell
track at Oes Maine.
t'ES MOINES, la.. Aug. ll-Playlng- tho
hsrdest fought set ever witnessed in an
Iowa state tennis tournament, Roland
Moerr of St Louis today defeated ft, N
Hair.ilton of Milwaukee in the final match
of Uia seoond round, -t. 14-12. Oil of the
big surprise of the day cam wbew p. H
benneu. city charapios. of Waterloo de
feated Beems of Urinnell, 2-4. p-4. 4-1
Other resu'ts of the Second round follow
Rerick defeated Chandler t-11. 4.2, 4,4,
Young defeated CoboAlly, 4-41 A-4, 4-1.
Lehinanc defeated Tipton. 4-1.
firanaon defeated Adams 4-1, 4-2.
Brodix defested P-andail t-A, 4-4.
AlcKay daleAled ttchoonovsr 4-2, t-1
cy vorta tiVEt uis beleasb
Vetera Says Thlaka Tkrr Im Lat at
ttk tn Hlan V rt.
CLEVELAKD. O.. Aug. 15-Th Cleve
iaed American league baaeball club tonight
gate Denton T. Cy) Young, th vetttran
I ate her and "grand eld man of baseball"
Li unconditional releaae.
"I rn not through." sAkd Toung tonight,
"and there is lots of good pitching in ens
yet. I think a number of big aragu club
will want me. 1 will remain in Cleveland
working out dally until I aiga up with an
other club.
LANGFORD OUTFIGHTS O'BRIEN
Kft"ro F&t rtil4elpliin to IUd ia
Fit Eounda.
LOSER'S BLOWS LACK 15 STLAK
Take 11 of rnnlahsaent In renrt
Aaf isf Flhs Hard! la
Fifth Inttl Lsfer4 l.nnAs
Ptatahloa
NEW TORK. Aug 16. Ram Langford at
Boetos with an advsntare of shout ten
bounds In weliht fought rnlladelpMa
Century club. Referee Charley TThlte pre
vented a knockout when be Ptopied ths
bout In the middle of the fifth round.
O'Brien waa practically out from th ef
fect of a hard left hook to th Jaw ana
had te b helped to hli corner.
It wai th old story of a clever, g-am
boxer pitted against a hardhitting fighter
and from tb start th Boston heavyweight
ha O'Brien's measure taken. 1-ang-foru'g
blows w er on th sledgehammer order,
while none cf O'Brien's swing and hook
had sufficient staam to bother th negro.
At ths end of the second round CBriea
waa bleeding from nose and mouth, and
was csuUoned frequently for holding.
Lantford put CTBrles twice to th floor tn
th third round. O Brlti taking nln sec
ond on the second fall. O Fries ws
weak, but nucnAged to stall along until
th bell gave him respite.
There was no question a te O Brtea t
gameness, as be took a lot of punishment
ln the fourth and was fighting bard la ths
fifth until Langford landed th finishing
blow.
FlA-fct r HownA.
First Round Langford wasted very liUl
time sparring, but gut lo work yulcaiy.
u until loutta Laugiord s hesd aua lac
with lights, but toe blows were anarecuy
not f 01 . itue. It nit the nesro V. t,wviiti
throughout the round. Shortly before ths
hell Langiora AnocBed O ttr-en to tne ropes
with a teit le tn tKMiy. but u urien at 01X
bis balance at to time 0 Brieu s round.
Second Hound Tbey mixed In tb middle
of the ring and clinched, both boidlruv
O Bnen tippcrcut to the jaw with tne lert.
Lang lord landed two light lert to the beau
and O Brien retaliated with a left to the
laov. O Brien a mouth was bleeding, but he
was fighting fast with flashes 01 his old
tiro cleverness. The men exchanged right
Ui the lace and Latigtord tanaed a hard
right upl-ercut. O Brien s round.
third Kouno iangrora missed witsj at
short 1 aft. nut got in a ngnt under
O Brien s Jaw. O Brien went to his knees
from a right te the head nut was up
auirklr. Although evidently tiring, O Brieu
assumed the agtreaslve and lanaed s fusil
lade of right and left blow on the ne
gro s face, ln a clinch Laiiglord hammered.
O Brien over the kidneys with a sledge
hammer tight, Langtord whipped two rights
to ths bead. The Phiiadelphlan went down
and took the count of eight, Langford
round.
F ourth Round O Hrien came on wrtn a
rush and put light lefts to Langiora s
fac. He followed with a hard rignt to
the chin, 'I her was s hard exchange In
mid-ring, ln which o Brien got aw in
worat ot It, Lanctord snort right ana
lens to the body wore down the Quaker
tinnier tireeeiitir.lv. He came out of ths
clinch staggering and made a splendid, al
though momentary, rally, causing th negro
to miss four hard drives, o Knen was
saved by the bell.
Fifth Round O'Brien bed hi fighting
spirit left and tl.at seemed to l about all.
Langford put a hard left to the head and
followed tt up ntn another lusinaae 01
kidney blows in a clinch. The negro shook
himself loose and tried with a terrific
right for the .1s w. O Brian ducked It and
Langford followed with a sharp left book
to the )aw. O Brien went down on hit
nanus and knees. He might possibly hsv
arisen before the count of ten, but it waa
evident that that waa all he oould have
dons and the referee motioned Langford to
his corner and helped tb defeated fighter
to arise.
Water Board Silent
on Main Extension
Commissioner KcAtte Declsxei
that Csn Be Said Est Been
Sdid Before.
All
The member of the Board of Water
Commissioners refused to mak any com
ment yesterday upon the discussion of
their act ln the city council Monday night.
Commissioner McAfee said there waff no
reply to be made to the criticisms.
"Tboss who understand the situation and
know what we ar doing are fully satis
fied, a w are confident every other per
son tn the city will be ultimately," said
Mr. McAtee. "Those who do not care to
Investigate or read, much less think for
themselves, will hsv to wait for the final
resu't before they become satisfied. Tb
board will certainly not abandon Its plans
or Chang Its purpose at this time. W
are giving the water problem the sara
earnest, careful consideration w give our
own business and we ar confident th
people of Council Bluffs will be as well
satisfied as w ar now that what w ar
doing and contemplate doing la tor th
best Interests of all. We know th neces
sity for extension and w know w ar
moving tn the right direction to get them
soonest. People who have been patient
for year should not becom restless In
the first months. Commissioner Jensen's
statement tn The Bee a w-eek ago told the
whole story, aid thers Is nothing to bs
sdded. We respect the members of tb
council sd hart no criticism to mske f
their action."
BULLDOG CAUSE OF LAW SUIT
Father Snes Owner' John K Ada-era,
far Da nan sea.
On August 1 Carroll, the p-redur-old sotx
of Henry Roark, residing on West Broad
way . near Twenty-fourth street, was pass-
? ,0hn "
T 'h-third treet and Broadway, when
the Rodtrer bulldog sprang upon him and
severely bit him For a tlm It was feared
th animal might hav been affected with
hydrophobia, and at tbe request of ths
parent of the Injured boy It placed
In quarantine. Tim disclosed that th
dog waa only suffering from a bad dis
position. Which festerdar led It owner
Into the district court to defendtn a suit
for t:.(M0 damage instituted by th father.
Th suit followed an inquiry mad by
Roark which is said to hav disclosed th
fact that th dog had bitten other chil
dren without provocation- Th owner at
tb tlm offered the dog a a sacrlfio t
the wrath ot th father of tb child, but
the offer was declined.
Beat tCstat Trnsksfere,
Real attki transfer reported to Th
Be August 15 by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company of Council
Bluff:
Egbert L. Cook snd wifs tn Elisabeth
Keen, lot I in blk. 15 in Mill add I
Council Bluffs, la. w. d R.13A
C B. Wolf and wife to Elvin F.
Went, lot tT of And 1 subd of seV
sw Vt of 12-7t-4. w. 4 gat
C. B. Savings Bank to William A.
Lehr. tots 2 and t to bik f7 is Ever
ett s add to council BiufXa, la. w 4
John W. Haskell and wife ts John w
Buswell, lot la bit. 1. Evan
Bndgc add t Council Bluff, la,
w. d........
Four traMfr tsj.
Stiver Creek LVrleaitAd.
SILVER CftEEIC, Neh., Aug. M-4KroiaJ
Teiegram. toil ver Creek lost to St. Edward
today by the pcor of to 1 Bat ter let
Silver Creek. Shsnk and Butler: St to
ward. Hunt and Agnew. Hits: Aff Shank
7. off Hunt. 4 Struck out: By ShAnk, 7
by Hunt, A. Error: Silver free a 4, St
Edward X. I'ntptrsa, Rata and FWy. At
tendAuc SOS.
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