T1IK m:K: OMAHA. MONDAY. AT 'OUST 2.
FOR SALE OH EXCHANGE
Continued.)
TRAPKS, TRADKn-lf you have "
thlng to Iradf, writ's me. S. E. Wait, 617
l.ee Hlrttf.
FOIt KXtHANHE-rinr Omhl prop
erty for southern California,. Olv full pr
i, '"-iiira In first letter, box Si. e'an Uibnel.
Cal.
TRADE Eastern Nebraska farms for
Omaha Income property. Nlcholaa. ati
p.rende! 1 heatr.
National Investment Co. trades everything.
EXCHANGE for what yon want. Hhopen
f o. Ksrhsnge Kerts. Pston Pok.
JlS.'rtO real estat for f'.rai. Owner; re
li tor.. Hee.
AUTOMOHII.K WANTKD, what have
you. In exchange for nice billiard tahle i
arvl barber shop rtxtirea v ill retire. Ooou
bur.lnrss. 11.7J0 year Income. Wildes. Lu
rerno, la.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
twin. UHSili'v; vouna Americas. US'"
I.IV: long horn. l.V'.'H MS".
P IT AT IS fteaiH ; Jerseys.
Wisconsin, $1. 1071 ,2: Minnesota. $l.il 2
F)t'I. TRY l.lve. firm: turkeva. old. lie;
voong. 20c: chickens, 13c: piln(. 1V
VKA I .Sternly; M to M lbs.. Irttftc; SO to
lie.
Norlhweit Weather Reporti Remain
IVatnr nf Wneat Trudt.
(no in , a'i'ii in it , iv in in. iu.
Dallv movement of Produce:
CABLES ARE FIRM AND EIGHZIi i Article receipt..
Flour. bb 17. PW
AOtaare la torn rrlrra Haa Beea
Itather Ulanrr Than Bayer. Pre
dicted. flln( to the (on
at at Profit Taklae.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
OMAHA. Aug. 2. Mil.
Northwest weather report remiiin the
feature In the Rhrat trane. Low temperx
ture anil ruins advanced Winnipeg prices
yi.il etrengihened local values. t here l a
I cautious frlnbC. however, among the tut
trader and marl.rt fluctuations are not
followed far either nay.
Firm and blKher cable and liberal export
clearances, coupled with tiff each prices,
are likely to prevent anything beyond
H iKht depressions.
The advance In corn price has been
Itather Blower th in predicted, owing to the
Wheat, bu.
('urn, bu ...
iat. bu
Ttye. bu
Ilarley, bu..
21
lH8.rl
3i.-..S.ii
fl.(l
si.iiflo
Shipment s.
74.a)
ISO. 300
iti.ino
WANTED-Clty loan. i and warrants. W. j ,.nKtHnt profit taking, which checks the
Farnam tfmilh At Co.. U20 Karr.sm at
UARVIN BROS.. M floor N. Y. Lift. $4
to tluu.uoii on irnp.-oved properly. No delay.
OMAHA Property and Nebiaska Land.
O KEKKW HKAL KtiiA l K CO.,
1G1S New oniaha National iiuiiu timiding.
LOANS to hum owner and home build
ers. with privilege of making partial pay
ment senii-aiiiiuniiy. Vv. 11. i'MoAlAS, .VI
rust Naiiuimi uni( liliig.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne investment Co.
WANT.il City loana. Patera Xrust Co.
1100 to $10,009 made promptly. f. It.
Wead. u man., 1M1 aim remain Sij.
LOW RATKS. DKMIS-CA KLBEKlA CO.,
lili-JU Brandeia Theater Bldg.
- WANTKD-KAltM LOANS.
Vtktmeni company, Omaha.
Kloke in-
CITY and farm. JOHN K. FRKNZKK.
5 AT Vnron ulty ,n1 frm property. W.
OS 02 K. MK1KLE. Itamga Bldg!
first Trust Co.. farm city loana. SOS B. 11
" WAITED TO BORROW '
CAPITAL for lumber business. Whole
ale here or retail country yard. Will put
my time against your money and split
profits or pay S to- 10 per cent interest.
Jen years' experience rela.ll lumber. Ad
riitss B Bee.
WANTKD TO BORROW, 12.760 for five
year at U per cent on residence property
valued at .'..f; i. A 2tl, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
HKMT price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpets, clothiiik and ho-s. Tel. r. n.
VACANT lot near Farnam and 2(ith 8ts.
P. O. Bo 29J.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTKD To rent by man and wife, 1
or 2 unfurnihhed or partly furnished rooms
In modern house, near Walnut Hill, .
?4th or Sherman Ave. car line. O M. Bee.
upward tendency.
Shipping nacls are Increasing, while the
country movement is moderate, making the
cash situation etronger than the futures.
Much will deKnd upon the real Improve
ment made by the crop during August.
The stronger t jsh position of wheat and
fears of frost In the Canadian northwest
gve wheat firmer tone, cash wheat being
'ic higher.
Corn ruled st.ady at about unchanged
value. Tha market range was narrow,
with little or no feature. The situation is
a strong one and warrants higher prices.
Primary when receipts were XTti.mu bu.
and shipments were ;( bu., against re
ceipts last year of l,16'i.(i"0 bu. and ship
n ents of 429.0110 bu.
Primary corn receipts were iU3.00 bu. and
shipments were M7.000 bu., against receipts
last year of 691,000 bu. and shipments of
3,13,000 bu.
Clearances were K.OnO bu. of corn, none
or oats and heai and flour equal to
!24 0l0 bu.
Liverpool closed ijrvl higher on wheat
and 'id lower to V higher on corn.
The following rash sales were reporteu:
WIeat-'o. 2 liard. 1 car. flic: 1 car, ftn'-jc;
ti cars. 90c; 2 cars. SSV.c; No. 3 hard, 1 car,
l'4c: 1 car. 1c; 1 car. 90c:. No. 4 hard. 1
car, 87ic: No. 3 mixed. 1 car, Klvjc; 1 car.
(tic; 1 car. !Hc: 1 cor, 90c. Corn No. 2
white. 2 ears. fi94c: No. 3 color, 1 oar. r.9c;
No. 2 vellow. ( car. fiS'c:. No. 8 mixed. 5
cars. Wc. Oats No. 3 white, 1 car, 41 ;
3 cars, 41'c.
Omaha Cash frlees.
WHKATrNo. 2 hard, WnWi; No. i hard,
STUWiliVi; No. 4 hard. SStMilc; rejected hard.
T7'.4jWN4o.
CORN No. 2 while. 6r9,r ; No. 1
white, 5an9Hc; No. 4 white, oS'fa'iflc; No. t
color. SS'tttfiPc; No. 2 yellow. 5(t'i Wc : No.
3 yellow, KSifu9'c; No. 4 yellow. 5S''a5c:
No. 2, AK4i&D!k-; No. 3 corn, 55 'a? 39c; No. 4
otfiTfMc; no grade, 67r6So.
OATS No. 2 white. 41ifti42'ic: standard.
41M,i&42c; No. S white, 414&41c: No. 4
white, 40ViW41c; No. I yellow, 4Kg41'4c; No.
4 yellow, 403i&41c.
BARLEY No. 3. 86!i.".c: No. 4. 78S3c; No.
1 feed. 687Sc; rejected. 530.
iYE-SSIlc; No. 3, 85W&6c.
Carlot necelpts.
WheaL Corn. Oats
Carlot Receipts-Wheat. VA cam. with 12
of contract xrade; corn. :W cars, wJth 170 of
contrsct grade: oats. 23 ears. Total re
ceipts of w heat at Chicago. Mln:ieaiolis and
Iiuluth toiliy were 4S2 cars, compared with
'J4 cars laxt week and hTO cars the corro
hpunding day a year ago.
VORK GHK.HI, MARKKT
Prices Agin Fall Away for Sixth
Consecutive Day.
DAY'S NEWS IS UNFAVORABLE
tntetneats of Mercantile arlM
Renart lllaanpnlntlnK Conditions,
with Increasing; t onserva
tle Tendeaer.
Uantatlnas of the Day on Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2t For the sixth con
secutive dav of the week snd witlv'l'u
allv no Interruption for the last month
prices of stocks fell away a?ain today.
Weaknes-s set In at Hie very outset and
before the brief session was advanced the
number of low records for the year was
so peneral as to embrace not only the
Hctlve ocroup. but practically all classes of
recurities. The movement. Use most pre
prices ranging fr-mi
-"t'-ilnv's
I -nndoii closing
Consol
sceoMnt
Amal iiirpr
Anmni1
Atthlaon
rta pf1
fUttlmnre A Ohio..
I'ini.li Ps'-tfl" .
f hfMpeake s (lhlo.
hi. (Jreit Wentern
hi . Mil. St. r
t tWm
Ptnver & R.o O...
An pfd
K-te
tlo tut pfd
lo Id pM
firanit Tnink
Illinois lnlrl
to l' loner than
X tfV clcM!HH
stock 'luotntlons'
7'i louirrlll. Nh .14
7 Mo. Km T-t
.New loTk Central., I"S'
kiln
NKW YORK. Aug. 26. FLOCR Quiet; ! ceding ones, was slow and deliberate, sug
aring patents. S.r.1W5.4fl; winter straights,: frosting further liquidation more than bear
$3.90t4.1: winter patents. 4.iiii4..T0; spring Ish aggresxlnn. The Industrial shares were
clears, $4.ft"&4..V); winter extras No. 1, $3..5 in evidence more than ordlnurllv In the de
i3.n0: winter extras No. 2. I:;.ir.'g3.23; Kan- clines, with a renewal of pressure on tH'.
sas straights. $4.2..f(i4.4.i. live flour, firm; The day s news was mainly unfavorable
fair to good, S4.6O'0 4.80; choice to fancy, and probably the most potent factor was
$4.0ofnri.l0 the more acute stage In the threatened
f'OUNMKAL Quiet: fine white and yel- railroad strike, which now seems a manor
oi out a lew iiuum.
The weekly statements of the mercantile
agencies reported disappointing condition,
with an increasing conservative tendency
on the part of buyers.
Trading fell off markedly after the first
hour. In the final dealings prices shaded
Hgain. Cnion Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Atchison all receding, but the movement
as suddenly reversed Itself and the closing
was steadv with some prices on a par with
the previous day.' Ililgh Valley and Atch
ison were the moist conspicuous exceptions.
For the first time in four weeks actual
loans nf the clearing house banks failed
to show a contraction. The Increase, how
ever, was so small-only Jl ,000.000 as to
still leave the reduction of the last month
at about S70.00').fl00.
The actual cash gain was almost $3,000,
Oofl with an Increase of almost $2,000,000 In
reserves.
Bonds were herfvy. with total sales, par
value. $!0.0U0. United States 2s advanced
on acll.
Number of sales and lea din quotation
on stocks today were as follows:
alei. Hish. LOW. ClnM.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha ....
Duluth
..1.
....2X3
.... 62
.... 60
3X9
'20
253
LADY wants room and board; private.
A 101, Bee.
WANTKD By joung married couple, two
or three modern furnished rooms with light
housekeeping privileges. West Farnam or
I xindee section preferred. Address D 104,
Lee.
ONE OR TWO light hojsekeeplng rooms
by couple; must be reasonable. Close In. B
121. Bee.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
WANTKD Addresses of parties having
rooms to rent to Boylcs College students
at $1.00 per week each two or more In a
room. Telephones, Douglas 19D4 and A-19S4.
BY young married couple, 6-room modern
cottage; must be In good condition. Ad
dress 1. 130, Bee.
r
WANTKD, by young couple with small
baby, room and board in private family;
nubt be good neighborhood. K 84, Bee.
LADY employed, desires room and board
In quiet family. V 132, Bee.
WANTKD Names and addresses of prl
xate families that will take Boyles College
students to room and board at $4 per week.
RKFINED young couple want good board
and room In private family. Tel. Red 6024.
REFINED young lady wanta room and
board for being company at night while
attending school, beginning September 12.
! 134, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WA4VTED A position as housekeeper In
small family. Address O 47, Bee.
Pea tares of tbe Trading and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26 Belief that much of
the Canadian wheat crop when offered for
sale will he of a frost bitten nort pave
the market today something of a lift.
Closing figures were Vtftc to tc higher
than last night. Corn finished unchanged
to vS'ic up, oats at ic to ,t6"'c advance
and provisions with 2Viu to 12vic gain.
Owners of wheat found encouragement
in the fact that export bids for hard varie
ties were not far from a workable basis.
Moreover, primary receipts snowed a de
cided falling off, so much ho, Indeed, that
cash concerns here put noticeable energy
Into efforts for the purchase of wheat to
arrive from Indiana and Illinois. Right up
to the last minute, too, Winnipeg sent
unvaried warnings of further danger of
frost before Monday. The final tone was
steady. During t lie session December
ranged from to 95' 4c, with last sales
'Ac up at P47i,httc.
Corn received fresh support from pit
leaders and elevator people, who were
aware of shipping sales east. December
fluctuated between l'c and tlijftrj'v?. The
close was steady, 'c up, at 62c. Cash
grades were firm. No. 2 yellow was qnoted
at fitH'uiUp.
Trade in oat took Us color from wheat
and corn. High and low points touched by
the December option were 45c and 44Sc.
with latest transactions at 44vfcc, a net gain
of He
Provisions responded to a good miscel
laneous call from commission houses. The
outcome was an advance all around pork
Mi12'ic, lrd 7V4fU!l! and ribs 2(-j,o to 5W
74c.
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Te'y.
low. $1.4v"al.42'A; coarse, $1.351 1.40;
dried. $.1.55.
WH KAT Spot market firm; new No. 2
red, 9."iij.c, elevator. Sti'iC. f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, new, $1.13iic. f- o.
b. afloat. Futures market was timet, but
steadier on the firmness abroad and In
the northwest and on private reports of
frost In Canada. It closed asc to 'tc net
higher. September. 9iiifi97, closing,
97,-1c; December. $l.fl0V1.15 5-10. closing,
ll.('14. ItecVipts. .190.000 bushels; shipments,
12rt.M: bushels.
CORN Spot market firm: No. 2. 73ic,
elevalor, domestic basis to arrive and 72Sc,
f. o. b. afloat, expert grade. Futures mar
ket without transactions. Receipts, 66,260
bushels; shipments. l,ttS2 bushels.
OATS Spot market steady; new standard
white, 45't,c; r.ew No. 2 white, 46c; No.
3 white. 44o: No. 4 white, 4Cn44Vic; natural
and white clipped, UfcJSttc. Itecelpts, 74,075
bushels.
HAY Market firm; prime, $1. 35V. 40; No.
1, $1.30f.1.35; No. 3. K5i90c.
HOPS Market firm; state, common to
choice, 1910. 40CaL'c; 1909, 32Cfl35c; Pacific
coast. 1910, 4cV(i42c; 1909, 2trg3c.
H1DKH Market firm; Central America,
2t"ic: Bogota, 2lt22tC
LKATH Kit Market steady; hemlock
flrsls. 24Vn27c; seconds, 226234c; thirds,
19'n'iOc; rejects. 15c.
PROVISIONS Market steadv; mess,
$.9.0047 19. 3u; family, $18.75&20.00; short
clears. $16.6017.fc0. Beef, firm; mess, $12.00
(n 12.50; family, $i3.00jj 13.50; beef hams, $29.60
fc'i2.ii0. Cut meals, firm; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 pounds, nni:U.jc; pickled hams,
14'ic Lard, steady; middle west prime,
S9.4txnf.un; refinded firmer; continent, Jio.oo;
booth America. $IO.m; compound, 77r,ic.
TA L1W Market strung; prime city
hogsheuds, ie country, 6fg6ic
UI'TTKIt Weak; creamery specials.
Ji-'ji2c; extras. 27c. asked; firsts, 24'jf
2fVic: dairy, finest. 2.V&25'4c; good to prime.
23U 24 '.(; factory, current make, firsts, 20fj'jf
21c; seconds, IH'i'y 2i)c.
KOGS Steady; fresh gathered extras,
224K4e; extra firsts. 1920; firsts, 7(j;l8c;
refrlgator. firsts, season's storage paid, 21c;
seconds, season's storage paid, lti'a2oc:
state Pennsylvania and nearby hennery jch.8peke A
white fancy large new laid, 23ft30u; rhinco A Al
hennery white, fair to good, 24q2ic; west
ern gathered white, lSilJic.
POULTRY Alive steady to firm; western
spring chickens. 16c; fowls, 15c; turkey.
13c Dressed steady; western broilers, 14'ju
20c; fowls, 11150; turkey. 1230c.
F1RBT-CLAKS bookkeeper, employed dur
ing the day. wishes to keep small Set of
books evenings or spare time for reason
able compensation. V 841, care Bee.
Ml HULK-AGED WOMAN desires a Posi
tion as housekeeper or day work. 'Phone
Red 5156.
WANTKD Situation as housekeeper In
rooming house or hotel; experienced. Call
at 1908 Farnam St.
COLORED girl wants position as laun
dress. Douglas 6033.
SITUATION WANTED By a reliable
chauffeur; 4 years' experience. Best of
Itference. Addrebs K-60, Bee.
WANTED-Situation by young man, or
flce work and typewriting; have had sev
eral years of experience. Call A. H
Douglus 6143.
WANT washing by dav. Web. 232.
WANTED Position In hotel as house
painter, by man capable of doing all kinds
of decorating, paperhanglng, shade mak
ing, upholstering and general repairing;
baa been seven years In present place. Ad
dress C 122, Bee.
POSITION by lady, 35 years, as house
keeper to lady or gentleman; best of refer
ences. Addrees X 139, Bee.
TAKE a boat ride at Lake Manawa. We
will give a pair of round trip tickets to
Henry Brown. $67 N. 17th Ave., If he will
coin to The Bee office within three days.
WHITE lady wishes day work, neat,
capable. Phone Red 7896 before Aug. II, 1911.
WANTED Office work by an experienced
bookkeeper. Most of the time In lumber;
would not object to some outside work,
inferences. Address, Y-15S. Bee.
PARTIES desiring young men to work
fur their board this winter while going
to school, piease leiepnone uoyies College
this week. Douglas 184. A-1984.
WANTED A position by experienced
clerk, either In wholesale or retail house.
Address, K 105, care Bee.
Wneat-
Kept... I 90',
Dec... 94VUW
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CoLORKD girl wants position aa cook or
gei.eral housework. Phone Doug. 6033.
WANTED Situation, registered pharma
ceutist; experience 12 years; good sales
man. Address W 138, car Be.
EXPKiRlENCKSD houae
encee; wants employment.
cleaner; retr
8 134. Be.
WILL keep book evening. T 1ST, Bee.
WOMAN of 35 wishes to help with house
work and sewing In refined family, where
she will be treated as one of family. B 139,
car Bee.
RELIABLE white
work. Harney 473.
woman wants day
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
CAVEKO ELEVATOR CO.. member
Oii'alia .irain Exchange, wholes! dvalrra
gialn. hay, chop feed. iSl Brandels.
ROBERTS GRAIN CO.. grain consign
ments sol I cited, grain bought to arm.
:S Bran dels.
WEEKS GRAIN CO., grain merchants;
tooalgntuenu solicited. 714 Brandeia
THE I'pdlke Grain Co. Consignments
carefully handled. OniaHa, Neb.
GEO. A. ROBERTS IRA IN CO, roa
t gnmvnt solicited. $17 Urandela Bulk
hont-a.
.'iKRRlAM COMMISSION CO.
11.. 11 n ho has triad ui."
"Aak t
A8 TOP read this ad. so will thousands
cad our aani aa. u It 1 in Tb
Cash quotations war aa follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $4.CO0
4 60: atralghts, $3.60 4 30; spring straights,
S4.20ig4.35; bakers. $3.04.70.
RYE No. 2, 860. .
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 8ciS1.02; fair
to choice malting, $1.0X1.22.
SHEDS Timothy. $12. 514. 50. Clover
118 Ovu 19.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl., $1.W
UU.7&. Lard, per 100 lbs., $9.36. Short ribs,
sides (loose). $8.60r9.00.
Total clearances of wheat and flour wer
equal to 326.0UO bu. Primary receipts wer
$76,000 bu., compared with 1.156.000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday. Wheat,
84 cars; corn, 363 cars; oats, 147 oar; hogs,
83.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red,
lOVtfMlc; No. S red, 8&9o4o; No. 2 hard,
winter, 9-4j6c; No. S hard winter, 90'at3c;
No. 1 hard spring old. Il.mo'l 17; No. 1
northern spring old. $!.!'t.l6; No. 1
northern spring, new, $10ua1.l0; No. S
northern spring old, $1.05ml.ll ; No. t
northern spring new. J1.0iui 06; No. S
northern spring old, Wv'utll.t. No. S north
ern, spring new, 97ctll.OS; No. 1 spring,
9ca$1.03; No. $ spring, 95cb$1.00; velvet
chaff. 92cy$i.O0; durum, 8u98c. Corn: No.
Z, : No. 2 whit, tMVa4a: No. 2 yel
low, 4Va4(-; No. $, i44044c; No. 1
whit. 644o; No. I yellow, 644a44c; No.
4, 634430; No. 4 white. 63Va4c; No. 4
yellow. 6JVdvc. Oats: No. 2, 404c; No.
t white, 42a44c; No. S white, 41WnHlc;
No. i white, 404p4c) standard. 424424c.
Rye: No. 2. 85c. Barley: 70c((i1.21. Tim
othy : $12 S03$i4 60. Clover: $13.0019 00.
BUTTER No market.
BOOS No market; receipts, 7.319 cases.
CHEESE bteady; daisies, l$44114c;
Corn and Wheat Healon Bulletin.
Record for the twenty-four hours ending
nt 8 a. m. Saturday, A'.tgust 26, 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... 83 62 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb 81 63 .00 Clear
li'ken Bow, Neb. 7H 42 .On Clear
Columbus, Neb... 80 54 .00 Clear
Culliertson, Neb. 84 43 .0 Clear
r airiturv jen... ki d .t i iear
Fairmont. Neb... 76 52 .00 Clear
Gr. Island. Neb. SO 52 .00 Clear
liartlngton. jveo, so 02 .
llaHtings. Neb... 79 64 .H)
Holdrege. Neb... 7S 53 .() Clear
Lincoln. Neb 78 64 .00 Clear
No. Platte. Neb. 80 56 . 00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 77 55 ' .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb 78 58 .00 Clear
Teltamali. Neb... Ni 4S .110 fiear
Valentine. Neb. 80 58 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la... 7 wi .00 I'lear
Careoll. la 77 62 .00 Clear
Clarlndu. la 85 61 .00 Clear
Sibley, la 77 49 .00 Clear
Pt. cloudy j'
Clear :'
Rainfall.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. I
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Tamp.
District. Stations. Max. Mln.
Columbus, O....... 17
Louisville. Ky 20
iiidlannpolls. Ind. II
Chicago, III 25
St. Louis, Mo 2&
Des Moines, la.... 21
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kansas City, Mo. 24
Omaha, Neb 18
70 68 .60
78 66 .60
70 56 . 20
76 64 . .00
76 68 .K
80 56 .00
78 48 .40
82 68 A'
80 52 . 00
Allla-fhilmm pM
Amalgamated Cnpper
Aumrlran Agricultural
Amerlran Bset 8uar
American Can
American t A F
American rntton Oil
American H. A L. pfd
Am. Ice Securities
American Linseed
American Ijoromotlve
American 8. A R
Am. 8 A R p(d
Am. Steal Foundries
Am. Auaar Reflnlnc
American T. A T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchtnon
Atchixon prd
Atlantic Cot it Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jereey
Ohio
ton
Chlcatro O. W , new
Chli aito O. W. pfd
Chicago N W
C-hlcago. M. A 8t. P
C. C.. C A St. L
Colorado, K. A I
Colorado A Southern
tViisolldnted Gaa
'orn l'rooucta
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Grande
Denver A R. O pfd
Pltlllera' Securltlea
Krle .'
Krl lit pfd
Kri Sd pfd ...
(teneral Rlectrio
(treat Northern pfd
(Ireat Northern Or ctfa....
Illlnola Central
tnternorough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ....
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
nlernatlonal Pump ...1....
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Otv Southern
K. C. 80. pfd
Laclede Gaa . . .'
tsuilsvill A Nashville
Minn. A St. t.
M , 8t. P. A i. 8. . M
Mleanurl. K A T
IM.. K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl parlflo
National Blacult
National lad
N. R. R of M. 2d pfd
New York Central
!N. Y. , O A W
Norfolk A weatern
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
T.ane
inn
4.400
boo
ClK)
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4110
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74
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20
17
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go 4
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17
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7V
17
174
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4i?
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JO
mxi inn. 104H 104
100 tlS 3H
114
son mtj 1124 1X24,
400 89 '
300 284
aoo 4
11, BOO 101
214 2
M S4
1024 105
300 loi4 1014 101
:on 120 120H I30i,
oi
so 744
4.9O0 !2
400 2;n4
2.800 71'a "OX
100 19
M0 M
im 140
3.5O0 Hi
" 000 M
100 4
tno 1S.1
200 12H
4
24
74S 744
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28 21
4
too
71
30
m
374
140
It
140
1114 1114
Br.
2 K
4 a
11'4 183
U 124
'a Nnrfnia A Western .liW
14 Pfd a
101 Ontarto A Weaiern . V.
t Pennarlranla 01
JSTH hand Minea 7t
71 Reading H
IKl, Sctithen Rallwav .. H
v- dn pfd aa
I7 Southern Pacific ....112
I41a l nlnn Pai-ltlc ni
4 dn pfd J
V 8 Steel...., 711,
4s do pfd ins
40V4 Wihaah 14
:?S do pfd SO
142
SILVKM Bar. steady nt 244d per ounce.
jioM-roi'i pe cent.
The rate (f discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2S per cent; for three
months' bills. 2 per cent.
Hearing House Hank statement.
NEW YORK, Aug. 36-Tlie statement of
cKarlnir house banks for the week shows
thut the banks hold $W.279.1Sf reserve In
excess of leps.1 renuireinenls. There Is an
Increase of $4,482.06') In the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
DAILY AVERAGE.
Increase.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ate Nominally Steady at
Friday'! Decline.
HOGS ARE SLIGHTLY STRONGER
ntferlaaa Limited anal Yards Are)
Prnetleallr Km ply al Ten Vclk
Nominal.
SOl'TH OMAHA. Aug. 26, 1911-
,$l,9?s W.om J1.S70OO0
. Ml 3.SS.OT4) 6 "48.010
R5.n')3.llo0
. 1.610 89.000
48 3T7 000
3IV279.150
3'JS.noo
fvU.i
241). 1)0)
4.4S2.0M)
Txans
Fpccie
Legal tender ....
Net deposits ....
Circulation
Esoeiis lawful reserve
Decrease.
Ranks' cash reserve In vaults. .. .$3x3.903.000
Trust companies' cash reserve In
vault KI.rM8.0V)
Aggregate cash reserve
Trust companies reserve with
clearing bouse members carry
ing 25 per cent cash reserve
ACTUAL CONDITION.
$147,451,000
Loans (
Specie !
Legal lender .
Net deposits .
Circulation ...
Excess lawful
$1. 929,497. V)
W2.6f2.ono
85.6il4.0iin
1, 812.128.000
48.645.i1
reserve 37,233,300
Hanks cash reserve in vaults
1 met companies cash reserve In
vaults ..
66,579.000
Increase.
$ I.042.ii0
2,663.000
118.000
5.017.000
1S7.0O0
1.800.950
$379,576,000
68, 781,000
Aggregate cash reserve $448,868,000
Trust companies reserve with
clearing house members carry
ing 25 per cent cash reserve.... 61.809,000
Summary of state hanks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not reporting
to the New York clearing house:
Decrease.
Loans $621,794,000 $8,934,700
Specie 64.390.000 991.100
Legal tender 11.691.600 2H2.200
Total deposits 713,411,900 10,342,000
Boston Stocks and Bonds,
BOSTON, Aug. 26 Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
.. 21 Mohawk
..6714 Nevada Con.
.. 21V, Nipieeing Minea
.. 21 North Butta
. . 16 4 North Lake
1. 44 Old Dominion ...
.. iri4 Oai enla
.. 47i Parrntt S. A C.
..416 yulncv
. 8 Hhannon
. 51 Superior
9 Superior A B.
i Tamaruck . .
4 1-16 jr.- 8. 8. R.
. 2S do pfd
. t'tah (Vn
. 12 t'tah Copper Co.
4'i Winona
. 23 Wolverine
4
Alloua
Amal. Copper
A. V. L. A 8. .
Arizona Com
B. O. C. A C
B. A C. C. A 8. M
Rutte Coalition ...
Cal. A Arizona.. ...
t'al. A Hecla
Cenleonlal
Cop. Range C. O. ..
Kaat Butte C. M ...
Franklin
Giroux Con
Uranbjr Con
Greene Cananea ....
IfIc Royale Copper..
Kerr Lake
Lake Clipper
Jdtaml Opper
M
A M
3
mi
74
224
44
35 1 1
4
J
"i
SI
S
24
Jl4
... 454
1-'.,
4l
6
SI
Bx-dlvidend. "Asked.
Rid.
200
300
100
1.00.1
700
100
!t4
SI '4,
S0i
:.
47 V4
iiva
614
not
2Mi
47H
19',
1
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ao4
2v
474
34
200 1M4 1S04 IM
S.K00 121S, 120IJ, um
'10 474 47 4 474
BOO IM14, 1S 12
1.109 14Va 184 14
424
1,600 1154 111 111H
100
14S
'i:4
144
200 104
600 141
144
10
324
17
24
4
ion, iota;
1404 140i
40
130
IS"1
People'a Gaa
P.. C. C. A St. L.
Plttaburg Coal
Preaned steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
F.nck Inland Co
Rock Inland Co pfd
St. L. A 8. F Id pfd
St. Loula 8.
The weather is warmer throughout the
corn and wheat region. Showers occurred
In the extreme upper valleys within the
eral In the eastern districts. A fall of 1.20 1? s ' i
Inches occurred at Petersburg, W. Va. 1 2."k'fi Vll,i!'
U A. WELSH.
Local Korecaster, Weather Bureau
two :s4 294 s4
oo 404 404 404,
lao
600 4R; 44 44
100 2 24 ;s4
6.600 1034 102'i 1024
:oo 3Ha 30 34
400 101 lOOTi 101
4
7.oo nr.4 nr. us
200 ; :s r4a
l.;no 1204 n4 120
100 103 101 1024
94
174
no r,04 30 30
400 1.-.7 16 1S
300 30(4 30 30
36.300 1401, unit 1404
t.lno 264 244 24
100 6 66 684
7.20O 264 26 24'i
100 44 44 4
100 40' 404 404
' Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 26. WHEAT Casli,
unchanged; No. 2 hard. 91fp97c; No. 3, 90')
94c; No. 2 red, 89490c; No. 3. 87-88 4o;
September. 904tl'904c; December, 93V(?934c;
May. 984'6!'84c
(.'ORN Unchanged ; No. 2 mixed, 614'3)
62c; No. 3, 61r6IVsc; No. 2 white. 614c; No.
3. 61c; September, 61ac; December, 604c;
May, 634"&ii34c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white. 43'a43V4c;
No. 2 mixed, 4144M24C.
RYE 82&83C.
HAY Steady and weak; choice timothy,
$18.(XV(M8.60; choice prairie. $12.0Ot12.50.
H1JTTKK-Creamery, 26c; firsts, 23c; sec
onds, 21a) packing stock, 17c.
EGGS Extras, 21Hc; firsts, 184c; seconds,
11c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 7.700 61,000
Corn, bu 17.000 41.000
Oats, bu 10,000 7.000
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CENTRAL DIVISION. CHIEF QR. MR.
Office. Chicago. III., August 28. 1911.
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be re
ceived by the Quartermaster at fort Rob
inson, Neb., until 11 o'clock a. in. mountain
time. September 18, 1911. and then opened,
for furnishing the construction, steam heat
ing, electric wiring and fixtures required
for the Improvement of the hospital at that
post. Full Information, plana and specifi
cations furnished on application to that
officer. Deposit of $6 required for the
plane, which will be refunded when 'the
plan are returned. Plans and specifica
tions can be seen at this office. Col. JFno.
L. Clem, Chief gr. Mr. A28-29-30-J1S14-I&
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
HAMBURG-AMERICAN
Lundon Pari Hamburg
Pre. Grant, sapt. t I F 9. CWveleed. Sat, 8.
AaaerUa. Baft 13. Blue char, Sept. It
Will call at Plvaioulk aad Oecbourg.
Rlla-l'arttisi a la Carta Retlanmnt.
amaui-f-Aniericaa tine, 160 West Baa.
aoljaa at, CtUoago, LUL, or looai ageal
St. I.onis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26 FLOUR-Firm; red
winter patent, 4.10g4 60; extra fancy and
straight, $3,903(4.10; hard winter clears, $2.90
&3 30.
HEED-Tlmothy, SlLOOfrll.76.
CORNMEAL-$2.90.
BRAN Unchanged; sacked east track,
$1.0oi!1.08.
HAY Lower; timothy, $16.0022.60; prai
rie, $12.004jl7.00. I
PROVISIONS-Pork, unchanged; Jobbing.
17 00. Lard, higher; prime steam. $9,074$
.174. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, $926; clear ribs, $9.20; short
clears, SH.3,4. Hacon. ' unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, $10.36; clear ribs, $10.26; short
clears, $10,374.
Flour, bbl
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Receipts. Shipments
8.300 8.4O0
46.000 46.0.10
67.000 eooo
41,000 STgVA)
400 64 4
'Hon iiiH n
4.300 27 24
400 74 7i
400 S14 oh
600 234 524
"400 4 'si
41.600 147 1664
300 0V X)
' 200 374 S74
SO. 6011 70 49 V,
400 1144 1144
1.300 42 4 41 4
1,700 624 HH
300 134 114
1.200 ta: !
no 574 64
400 4H 64
'7200 i04 u4
304
ua
36
109N,
J4
474
31',
234
17
31
i4
fl
66
87
49'a
114
614
"4
24
664
61
54
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tennearee Copper I.
Teiaa A Pacific
T.. St. L. A TV
T . St. L. A W. pfd
t'nlon Pacific
1'nlon Pacifie pfd
t'nlled Statea Realtr
t'nlted Statea Rubber
t'nlted Htatea RteeL
t'. S. Steel pfd
t'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
Wahaeh
Wabaah pfd
Weitern Marrland
Weatlnghouae Electric
Wheeling A L. K
I.ehth Vallev
Total aalea for tha day, 814.700 aharea.
ew York Moofr Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. MONEY On call
nominal: no loans: time loans, easy: sixty
days, 24(63 per cent; ninety days, 3&j34 per
cent; six momne, otisI'vh per ceoi.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 44 per
cent.
RTKRLINO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual busicnBS In bankers' bills at $4.8376
for sixty-day bins ana at mmiiu tor Os
mund; commercial oius. hm1.
l LVER Bar, 524c; Mexican dollars, 45c,
BONDS Government, steady; railroad
bea vv.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows.
rrf...iw int. at. M va a 14
1004a Japan 4a 66
do 4Ha 44
K. c. so. let la 74V
Hit L 8 deb. 4a 131... 8'
114 I A N. unl. 4a S
a. K. 1 lu 4a . 74
00 gen. a
V. 8. ret. la,
do coupon
V. 8. 6a. rag
do coupon
V. 8. 4a, peg ,
do coupon
Allla-Chal. let be
Amer Ag. 6a 101
KnuM- t'ltr Live Slntl, Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Aua. "6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 400 head; no southerns: native
steers, $."i.25f(t8.20: southern steers. TI.Onfi.YfV);
southern cows and heifers, $2.O0ft4.S0; native
cows and heifers. $2.rl7.25; stockcrs and
feeders. $:i.fiOiri.75: bulls. I.1.00.1r4 (k: cslves
$4.00f(i,7.25; western steers, $1.50i7.50; west
ern cows, $2.75(c'4.75.
HOGS Receipt. l.liOO head: market
steadv: bulk of sales. !7.1.V;7 30: heavv. $7.10
'a7.26: packers and butchers. $7.1i'H7.3i :
lights. $7.20(ft'7.3o. 1
SHEEP AND LAM KS Receipts, none:
market steady; muttons. $3.2yd3.ii: lambs,
$3.60iii6.3O: ran Re wethers and vearllnus.
$3.254.25; range ewes, $2.7iV93.75.
tit. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aiisr. 26. CATTLE
Receipts. 100 heud: mnrket steadv: steers.
fi.00ii8.00; cows and heifers. $3.00fl'7.25;
calves. $4.O0fi7.26.
lions-Receipts. 1.S00 head: market
steady to 6c higher; ton. $7.60: bulk of sales.
$7.1iV?i7.35.
SHEEP AND I.A.MRS Receipts, none:
market nominal; lambs, ,6.00rg,6.60.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. 26. WOOL Strong;
territory and western mediums. 17420c:
fine mediums. 71Sc; fine; HfiflSc.
Receipts were:
Official Monday
Ofllcial Tuesday...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ..
Official Friday
Estimate Saturday..
Cattle. Hogs.
..11.403
.. 7.679
.. T.9K3
.. 2,716
.. 600
.. 127
Six days this week 8O.M17
Same days last week....24,3"2
Same days 2 weeks ago. .26.616
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 24. 818
Same days 4 weeks ago. .19.6M)
Same days last year 28.349
'Ph. f .,!' ... I.,.. ,k.l- .. .... (I
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha foi
the year to dtte as compared with las
t.arri
9 Mi
8.0S7
6.694
4.7
4.168
S:i,9;9
ys,678
M.36
48,670
4'.,.'0
36.736
Sheep.
24.7?.
26.1
14.286
11.464
4,800
80,476
60,413
63.143
61.0HA
33,381
123, 693
receipts
for
Inc. Dec.
14.210
S2i,291
60.737
year: 1911. lnio.
Cattle 671.241 6,-7.0.(1
Hogs 1,72,61S 1,427.327
Sheep 1.103.363 1,164,100
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at Bovth Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons
Dates. I 1911. 1910.1909.19Og.1907.il!i.!llin.
Aug. 17... 1 164 30 7 671 6 44 6 741 i 9- 6 8
Aug. IS... 7 17 8 24 7 72! 41 5 98 1 S 94
Aug. 19... 7 194 8 23 7 6416 31 5 70i 5 89
Aug. 20... 8 37 IM 6 87 1 6 S2 6 03
Aug. 21... 7 27 7 49 89 i 63' 6 951 ft 84
Aug. 22... 7 24 4 8 64 32 6 nol 0 91 3 84
A ug. 23. .. 7 144 ., 7 63 $ tV 6 S.V 6 9J
Aug. 24... 7 06 4 8 64 7 62 8 82 6 671 5 S.V 6 97
Aug. 26... 7 104 $ 70 7 71 34 I 6 8f 6 S9
Aug. 26... 7 llT 8 67 7 80 6 SS 5 77, 1 6 87
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
th Union stock yards. South Omaha,
twenty-four hour ending at 3 o'clock p.
Saturday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. H'
C, M. & St. P. Ry...
Mo. Pac. llv :
Union Pacific R. R 1
C. & N.-W. Ry.. East
C. & N.-W. Ry., West
C St. P., M. & O. Ry 6
C, B. & Q. Ry., East 9
C, B. & Q. Ky.. West 5
C, R, 1, & P., East 1
Total receipts 4 5
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle Hogs. Sh
at
for
m.
2
I
11
si
cep.
220
335
Omaha Packing Co 691
Swift & Co 9,.'i
Cudahy Packing Co 1,3. 1
Armour & Co 999
Schwartz-Bolen Co 42
Murphy 712
Hill Ac Son 23
Other Buyera
Total 23 4.601 670
CATTLE A Is usually the case on a
.Saturday there was nothing of any cone
(juence on sale and the market was nom
inally steady at the week's decline, cjinte
a few desirable cattle have shown up In
the offerings this week and prices have
been well sustained on anything of this
kind. The same has been true as to the
best western range beeves. On the ordinary
run of both cointeds and rangers the trend
to values has been lower from start to
litiish and at the close prices are fully 25c
olf and In some cases more tilan that. De
mand has been very good as a rule and the
decline in prices has been due largely to
the very heavy receipts both here and else
where. As a general thing the market for cows
and heifers has followed aboul the same
course as the fat cattle market. Very few
strictly choice heifer loads have been re
ceived and these sold fairly well, inquiry
for canners and stock cows has also been
sufficiently vigorous to maintain values for
this class of stock, while 011 the fair to
good butcher grades the market shows a
decline of fully 25c for the week. Rota local
packers and outside butchers have been
free buyers, but the liberal offerings have
been favorable to their bear campaign.
In stockers and feeders the week closed
with between 3,000 and 4,000 cattle In spec
ulators' hands and prices generally 2jfd40c
lower than a week ago. Early hi the week
yard traders were free buyers at strong
figures, but as the country demand failed
to materialize the trend to values was
lower and toward the close It was difficult
to find buyers for stock even at the big
decline above noted.
Vuotutions on native cattle: Goou to
choice beef steors. $7.26'37.80; fair to good
beef steers, $t.40$7.25; common to fair beef
steers. $4 7Mi 4: good to choice heifers.
$K.0P&.7d; good to choice cow. $t.6T&& 1,
fair lo good rows. ;jst"u4', common to
fair cows, $2 603 80; veal calve. lMt'
Quotation on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steer. $".0ii.r; fair to gO'r
beef steera. tf2f (i&.0; common to fair beef
steers, $4 fifl 8. 3b ; good to choice heifers, $6 09
Ij6 60; good to choice cow. $4 4viT&.10; fair
to good onws. $3 6:'ti4.26; good to choice
stockers and feeders. $V0n ,S 7.S; fair to good
atockers and feeder. $4 4ii6 0O; common
fnlr stockcrs snd feeders. $3.764 40; toe'c
heifers. $3Kj4 40; bulls, stage, etc.. $2.
f4.90.
HOOS Some strength developed In hog
trade but It waa hardly appreciable, show
ing up merely in pac king stuff that verded
at $iAti'7 074 yesterday and the small
amount of business done In good under
weight butcher and bacon grade. Any
thing at all "off color' had to movi at
price generally steady, bulk of total sup
ply selling on a firm to nickel higher
basis.
offerings gave a limited total of sixty
five loads and with the demand from all
quarters fairly active, complete and erl
clxairunce proved easy. Yards at 10 o'clock
wen practically empty.
(iv. , ......... MUIa.l 1 1 w, htllr ntialltv nf-
ferlnKs of all weights, purchasing about
20 per cent of receipts on outside orders.
The speculative demand, as la usually the
case on a Saturday, had a dormant ap
pearance Spreads remained narrow In that portion
of the market where hulk landed, a very
large slice of the supply selling at and
near $7.10. Prime 22-pound animals
reached $7.6, a seemingly lofty top thai
shows a 16 tent premium oer the best
price yesterday.
During the week, dally runs had season
able mm II sl.te. but were sti: large
enough to afforC a six diys' total slightly
In excess of laM week's receipts. De
mand from pat l.ers ws bear,shly In
fluenced by lower trend to product, and
the shipping nutlet on most dsys also had
smaller slie thitn recently. Present prices
show losses of inline .'or the week, but best
bacon animals ate let,' nut of this temper
Ison as tops a week ago were relatively
low.
( Hit AGO 1.1. K STOCK MARKKT
Demand for All Kind of tork Is
tcsdy,
CHICAGO. Aug. 2 .--CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 200 head; market steady:
beeves, $:.HVU8.16; Texas steerv. $4.60r6. 46 :
western steers, $4.266.95; stockers and feed
ers. $3.10tiiS 60; rows and heifers, $2.2te.40;
calves. $;oivn8.S6.
HOOS Receipts, estimated at 7. COO head:
market steady; light. $7.2;5 7.80: mixed. $7. 10
IK7.7&; heavy. $0,901? 7.60; rough, $4.3007.10:
good to choice heavy. $;.1067.7i; pigs, $4.So3J
7 60; bulk of sales, $7.0va7.EO.
SHEEP AND LA MRS- Receipts, estl
ninted at 2.1100 head; market steadv; native.
C2.U.'83.76: western. $2.6033.70; yearlings.
S4.oow5.75; lambs, native, $4. COS. 60; western,
$4.7rfB6.SO.
Mock In Slerht.
Receipts of live Hock at th five principal
western markets yesterday.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 100 4.ino
St. Joseph loO 1,800
Kansas City i00 1.300
St. Louis 30) 8.600 $0
(nftcago 200 7.000 l.OfO
Totals 1.100 17,700 .0
i:iHinrtrtl Apples and Dried Fralts.
NKW-YORK. Aug. 26.-EVAPORATED
4 I'll! I .' w.' 1 .4 ( .. .
.11 I 1 .I..1 . 1 'i in. nirnui, i vn , , " v , v, , v.
itrrlve, with November shipment quoted at
U'rc and December at 94c
DRIED FRUITS Prunes. quiet and
Mteat';- fo; Cal'fornla at from 9tgil64c up
to "0-4Cs, and nominal for Oregons. Apri
cots, quiet and about steady. Choice, lofi
Ifiijc; extra choice. 16ffJ164c; fancy. 17M8c.
Peaches, inactive and leatureless; choice.
IHill'sc; extra choice. 12fffl24c; fancy, 124c
Raisins, quiet and Irregular. lj)ose musca-
seeded, WUr; seedless, 64C7c; London
layers, $1.40fjl.45.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. METAL TU
metal markets were quiet and nominal, a
usual on Saturday. Lake copper, $12.79
13.00: electrolytic. $1 2.60511.624; casting.
M.2f4l 12.MK Tin. $42. 9(Vr 43.00. Lesd, $4.4MJ
4.56. Spelter, $3.904i16.00. Antimony, Cook
son's. $S.3'Ko860. Iron unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-LEAD Steady,
$1,424; spelter, quiet, $5.85.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. COTTON Fu
tures closed steady. Close: August. 12.99c;
September, 11.65c; October, . 11. 66c: Novem
ber, ll.Mc; December, 11.64c; January, 11.69c;
Varch, 11.71c; May. 11.80c; July, 11.82c. Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 13.16c; mid
dling gulf, 13.40c; 110 sales.
OH anal Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 26 TURPENTINE
Firm, 51 V" 624c.
ROSIN Firm; typo F. and G., $$.474.
Am. T. A T. c. 4a. .Itm Mo. Pacific 4a 77
. w -in. n k. or aa. a Ha ti
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1a N. T., N. H. A H.
Mllwsake Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 26. WHEAT No. 1
northern, $1.06(91.094; No. 2 northern. $1.04ti
1.08; No. i hard winter, 9u93c; September,
904c; Iecniber, 94Te.
OATS Standard. 43c.
BARLEY L12SfLS2.
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Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Aug. 26. CORN Unchanged;
No. 2 yellow, 6343634c; No. 8 yellow, 634c;
No. 4 vellow.N 62 Vc: No. 2 mixed, 634c; No.
$ mixed, 634o; No. 4 mixed, 624c I
OATS-Higher; standard, 414c; No. $
whit. 404c.
Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28. WHEAT Spot,
steady: No. 1 Manitoba, 7104d; No. i
Manitoba, unquoted; No. 3 Manitoba,
774d. Futures, firm: October. 7s84d;
December, 7s3Sd: March. Vs 6d.
CORN Spot, firm; new American mixed,
u7d; old American mixed, 5a94d; new
American kiln dried, 674d. Futures, dull;
September, 6 74d; October. I 84d.
Italath Grain Market.
IIULUTH. Aug. WHEAT-No. 1 north
ern, $1.06-4; No. 2 northern. $1.03414 1-044;
September. $1,064 asked; December, $1044
aaked: Mav, $L074- .
OATS 42c
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK', Aug. 26.-DRY GOODS The
new prices made on print quickened the de
mand. The largest concern booked very
substantial orders and a contlnuuiice of
this Is looked for. There Is a steady demand
for narrow print cloths and large transac
tions wer reported. The jobber did a good
trade this morning. The primary cotton
good market was fairly active for Satur
day and price were steady with here and
thor an upward tendency noted.
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New York Mlalag: Stork.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
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do bouda 16
Con. cal. A Va 70
Hora Silver lu
lro Bllver o
Leedvllle Oa M
Offarad.
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Malices
Ontario
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Hank t learlaa.
OMAHA. Aug. 26. Omaha bank clearings
today were $2.0fi3.948 and for the correspond
ing day of last year, $2,169,41)6.
London Utork Market.
LONDON. Aug. 26 American securities
opened about unchanged. Canadian Pa
cific waa particularly weak through Berlin
Bulling In connection with the forthcoming
settlement. The closing was weak with
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