THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1912.
13
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
COLLIE. COACH DOGsi-Partlculars for
6tanip. E. Wood, Glenhaven, Wis.
i REAL ESTATE LOAN'S
WANTKIJ City loans and warrants.
TV. Far nam Smith ft Co.. 1320 Farnam St
OMAHA property and Nebraska lands,
O'KETfiFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building.
67c
0 Co. 310-812 Brandeis Theater Bid.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. ISth and Farnam.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bro.
GARVTM Loans, $600 and up.
Wanted farm loans. Kloke Inv. Co.. Oma,
MONiiY to loan on business or real
dence properties, Sl.vo to (6QO.0O. W. H.
THOMAS, 603 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LOANS Farm and city property,
II. Dumont & Sou. 1602 Farnam St.
WANTED TO BUY.
Household gas, clothes & shoes. D&71 BVJbn
BhisT prices tor soap iron, brass, rags,
bottle. Call Flnkeistein. Doug. TttlO.
Eachmap buys, sella fmn't'ie. 2103 Cumlug
Highest price paid for men's cast-otf
clothing. 5a No. 16th. Douglas 7726.
( BOTTLES
Buy, sell and exchange. N. Steinberg.
'. WOULD like to buy small grocery store
la north- part of city; must be cheap, and
in good location. Address L-999, care of
WASTED TO REST
GENTLEMAN with dog wants room
, and breakfast with private family,:, state
particulars. Address A 525, Bee office.
FOB SALE OB fiXCHAXGU '
GRANT, ai Brandeis Theater. 1.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A splen
. did lot located at JMi Franklin St., on
ja.ve4- street; cement walk, sewer and
water pipes are laid ready to be con
nected. Telephone owner. Red 4301.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS Oif .VITUS.
Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
flee In Nebraska. 206 Brandeis Taeater.
HLlLUfetO' l.Mi'OttJIAUUA,
Ideal Cement Co.. 17 th and Cuming gts.
.'Fuclis., 6oi at Blind, painting, decorating.
CUTY FKOPBRTV 'WK SALE.
If Sold This Week
- Will accept a. first payment of JOO.0O
.'on the new 6-room strictly modern house
at 811 No. 61st St., Dundee. Tins nouse
is well built, has oak floors and finish
oft first floor bed rooms and bath room
finished in white enamel, two largo, light
atry closets; sleeping porch; fireplace.
Better see this house..Key at our otuce.
"4 ' 2636 No.' 13th St. This Is a good 6-room
modern, except iieai, nimu. v
on very easy payments J300 cash and
120.00 per month.
CREKiri. SONS & COMPANY,
.Pouglas 200. oOS Bee Bldg.
f! JUST GOT WATER :
CONNECTIONS
That makes a number of lots we have
tetween 36th and 36th Ave., Ames Ave.,
to Fowler, much more valuable. We have
left seven large lots In this block, all
viiaodern with water, sewer, gas, electric
light, etc., and cement walks.
: Now very desirable and on VERY
IICASY TERMS.
$ 4 0 0-1 6 00.
Jjetter act at once. These are a bargain.
BARNES & WILSON,
604 Bee' Bldg. Tel. D. 1533.
n-'"NEW' COTTAGE BARGAIN.
I On terms; 5 rooms and bath; oak fin
ish, electric lights, furnace, etc.; full cor
lr.r lot; near Ames Ave. car. To a home
buyer will give a bargain.
"W. T- GRAHAM, BEE BLDO. Doug. 1533.
NEAR 31ST AND
I ' ' FARNAM STREETS
Brand new, all modern home, 2 living
rooms on first floor; three bedrooms,
bath room and sleeping porch; rooms all
ilarge; front room 13x23; oak finish; built
in china cabinet; paneled dining room,
plate rail, window seat; bath room,
enamel and tile; large sleeping porch; full
ib&sement; laundry connections; press
ibrick foundation. This house fs well lo
cated., The price is right. Can arrange
.terms. ,
' RASP BROS.,
.' 106 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1653.
AN INVESTMENT.
I $7,500 Improved, within two blocks of
:54th ai.d Farnam, renting at $1,020 per
-ear,:
JS.50O-Brtck flats, near Cretghton Col
llege. renting at $1,080.
; $l,00O-New brick flats, two blocks of Y.
"W. C. A., latest design, best built flats
W6 know of; renting $140 per month.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
U219-22 City National. Douglas 3963.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, indexed.
(mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals, care of property, Omaha.
Clifton Hill lots, sewer water and gaa
I Price, $350. Tel. Web. 8375.
DO-YOU WANT A NE
iBRASKA FARM BARGAIN!
If you do I have some good ones. Here
lis a sample of two of them:
160-acre well Improved valley farm, all
igood rich farm land, 130 acres in culti
vation, only one mile to good town, the
Idounty seat, owner a widow and must
I sell, price Just reduced Irom $9,(500 to
: $8,500 tor a quick sale.
; 400-aere central Nebraska farm, in the
I famous Wood River valley, half valley,
(balance upland, all good sotl, 240 acres
I in cultivation and tn crop. 30 acres al-
f alfsV. balance used for pasture an hay.
i Price $50 an sere, good terms, 40 rods
ito school, 2 miles to good town. W. W.
'Mitchell,. 414 Bee Kldg.. Omaha, Neb.
FOUR HOUSES, CHEAP.
Will sell one or all;. $1,250 each. 27tli
and Patrick Ave.
. . W., T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG.
v TEN-ROOM HOUSE;
' .$2,500.
No. 2S25 Cass SC. 2-story, city water
nd gas, nwly papered and painted, new
gar light fixtures, close to school and car.
pa-'ed street; $300 cash, ba ance $25 per
month.
WEST FARNAM home, a new modern
T-room home for sale; owner leaving city.
'Phone H. 4811.
CHANCE FOR A HOME
$100 DOWN
and $25 monthly for this home for $2,300
a brand new 5-room house, electric light,
gas, bath and good furnace, full ce
mented basement, good walks, east front
lot, 42x12 feet, and only one block from
Ames Ave. car. Will make terms to suit
anyone's pocketbook. See Mr. Knott at
41S North 36th 8t. Webster 6596.
NINE-ROOM house. 29i0 8. 20th 6t.; ex
ceptionally fine plumbing, hot water heat;
can be bought right to close up an estate.
Inquire. 401 City Nat l bank.
LARGE 6-room cotu', at 4209 Lake
. S154 down, balance $14.3) per mo. S.) ,
owner.. 877 Brandeis 3iJg. ,
GOOD, almost new 5-room cottage of
fered at bargain price. $2.40); . terms. 2
brand new bungalows, $2,300 each; small
taymer,t, balance monthly. GRANT, 211
prandeis Theater. D. 83SI).
MODERN bungalow for sale: make
offer quick; easy terms. .3923 Decatur St.
W. 572.
FOR SALE cheap -room house, partly
modern. Phone W. 2970.
TO B?Y. SELL OP. KENT. FIRST SEB
JOHN W. BOBBINS, mi FARNAM iT.
REAL ESTATE I
FARM 4 HANOI LAXDS FOB. SALE
Minnesota.
Corn Belt Farms
A good farm In the corn bell is a safer investment than any bank stock or
any other form of security.
We have unlimited faith In the ability of any farmer to make good who buvs
good corn land. We are selling land lu
MINNESOTA, THE BREAD AND BUTTER STATE
When you stop to consider the soil, the climate and rainfall, the location, mar
kets, schools and churches, and the class of people, you will find that we have
selected land in a portion of the country tluit cannot be excelled.
Having considered these points, if you will also stop to consider the price nt
which we are able to sell these lands, you will be surprised that you can
buy a farm close to market, everything ideal at . .,
$65 TO $100 PER ACRE, ON EASY TERMS
Take your map and see the location of Lyon County. Note thai it is half way
between Sioux City and the twin cities, with good trunk line railways and not
very far from the Iowa land. It is noteworthy that the state liue seems to have
reduced prices of land in Minnesota, while prices in Iowa are J130 to $250 per
acre. We can sell you just as good a farm, better improved, In Minnesota for
about half the money. t
i
The present season is showing some magnificent crops on the farms we are
offering for sale. It is a country devoted to diversified farming, corn, wheat,
barley, rye, oats, flax, potatoes, timothy and clover. If you are a soil expert
you will know that timothy and clover mean good soil, and the soil can always
be kept in good condition.
WHY. NOT GO AND SEE
You know Payne Investment Company does not offer a proposition to the pub
lic unless satisfied that the land is good and that the purchaser will be able to
make his crops pay for the land.
We have an office at Marshall and salesmen there readv to show the farms at
any time. We also run
AN EXCURSION EVERY TUESDAY
We have every confidence that you will agree wjth everv statement made.
You will be surprised at the beautv of the eountrv aa w.n it. r,rHr.t. i
us talk to you or send you some of our literature describing some of the different '
iouua mat ait uneieu, wiin prices, terms, eiC.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Land Merchants.
Coiorauu.
IF you want a Colorado stock ranch
that will make you money, write me
your wants and I will supply them. C.
W. Reed, Elizabeth, Colo.
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTIC, BIRMINGHAM ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
cropa All the money oropa of the'' south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
writs
TV. B. LEAHY, DEPT. K.
General Passenger Agent.
ATLANTA, OA.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm la to insert a small want a4
in the Lea Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state or low a, u.uuu daily.
The Capital is read by and bei!svKi la oj
uie standpatters ol Iowa, who Minpiy r.
fuse to pel ml t any oilier paper tu their
uoraes, Kates, 1 cunt a word a day; ii.it
per line per nun to; vouot u ultima y
words to the line. Address Lxw -uuuicj
iiiiu. Den Moines. Is. '
Improved Iowa farm, price $25 per acra;
must be sold at once to satisfy creditors.
I offer tor quick sale tor cusn, at acred
improved larin in Monona, la. I'nce,
per acre. Can arrange for loan tor one
third purchase price. Traders and those
wunuut money save stamps.
uies L. Dowd, Trustee,
1317 S. 32d. St., Omiia, So.
aniuaa.
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.
200 acres, 2Vi miies from ola; popula
tion, ,6(W; 1 mile irom Uas City; popula
tion, LuOO; Vi uaif mile trom rock oaa to
eacii town; mtie to eiectrlc ranroau
cuniiectini loia, oas c-.ty and la .Harpe;
luu acres cieek oottom ittnu; ii0 aores cui-
uiauon; baiance pasture; u acies in a.-
laiia; will how -a moe tn3 la...; u cij
in timotnr: new orcnara, x trees kjou
S-ioom t.ouse; lair tao.e; will bund tin
b-room house, mce laige bam and ouuc
suu; all newiy lenced witn neuge posts
ana wire; bark pteied Oil, posts pamteu;
wijl llgnt house anu bain Witn electricity,
j nls u one or trie finest lai ms in Alien
county, out no biiay; am aaaing. ait 1
iiunK it wortn;, wia pay expenses u .not
as itpreaented, or in case ueai is inaae;
price, W per acre; terms on part. Owneu
uy ti. tlooart, loia, iv.aii.
.UUaouri.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN ' THE
OZARKS OF MISSOURI.
8,0S0-acre stock ranch, offered at less
than half Its value for quick sale.. A
J. Johnston, Merchants National Bank
Bldg., Springfield, Mo.
4iouiaua.
RANCHES $20,000 to $100,000. Send for
list. Shopcn &. Co., Kanch Dealers,
ma ha Neb.
.Nebraska.
SpecialThis Week
ArBES: 130 acres can be culti
vated, balance pasture; no Improvements,
but in good location, tnree miies rrom
Iwn iTrtnrl tnwns 13 mllfiR frnm KAnBrm.
good road eatire distance, mostly mac-
aoam.
This is an estate and they say sell; no
trade considered, although exceedingly
easy terms. Do not answer this unless
you wish something, but then do hH
fail to. EXTRA BARGAIN, $76.00 per
acre. Choice neighborlcod.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $25 TO $3-
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, ' Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for 12
years, including 1S10 and 1911. average
with the best in the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. , Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
information. Agents wanted everywhere
FUND1NGSLAND INVESTMENT CO
SIDNEY, NEB.
320 acres valley land; good farm and
hav land; 160 acies all hay land; balance
S miles from Erioson; a good proposition
for a stock farm, van on or auurmu,
Frank Van Horn, Erlcson. Neb.
FOR SALE.
4S0 acres good farm and pasture land;
"W acres under cultivatldn: balance hay
lanti and pasture: good improvements;
.nm if taken at once; 4 miles from Erw-
eon. Neb.
Farms Farms Farms
Driving distance of Omaha: bargains.
Let us show you the goods. All sizes,
all prices, all terms. . ...
ORIN S. MERRILL CO.,
Rooms 1213-1214 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Trxnm.
16.382 ACRES.
Mast sell In a body, no trading. It will
Interest vou to see deecription - and
learn the' price of this land. Write to '.V.
H. Graham. Cuero. Tex.
REAL ESTATE
ACKliAUB BARGAINS near Ornsna.
Crn " Merrill. 1-13 City 'at. Hank Bldg.
n , r-nra lanit (A ftrrec in CaStUre.
4 acres in alfalfa and 2 under cultivation.
1 mile wset Leavenworth St. car line.
Doug. 79831.
LITE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
milesga and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prontpt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchant
Byers Bics. ft Co. Strung and responsible.
VOOD BROS.. 234-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great WesL Com. Co.. Omaha Xc Denver.
Clay. Hobtson fe Co.. 200 Exchange Bldg.
CLIFTON Com. Co., i22 Exchange Bldg.
Martin Bros & Co.. Exch. Bldg.
TAGO BROS., handle cattle, hogs, sheep.
' REAL ESTATE
FARJI 'RANCH l,A!l FOR HA LK
Minnesota.
Omaha, Nebraska.
NEW YORK TC MARKET
First Trading is Continuation of
Bull Movement.
PROFIT TAKING STOPS GAINS
In Late Dealing; Activity Dwindles
and Market's Tone Becomes Mure
Irrpfialar, with Leaders
Weaker.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2,-Prelimlnary oper
ations in stocks touay pointed to a con
tinuance of tne buiiisnnesH that char
acteiized yesterday's dealings. Business
in the llrst hour was On a scale repre
Kenttng a "irilLlon sliares nession," and
Piacticaliy eveiy important securtiy ex
cept Canadian Pacific recorded substan
tial gains, extensive realizing for prof
its ionowed tne early outburst, How
ever, and by mlduay many gains bad
turned to slight losses.
Activity was most pronounced in Read
ing und Lehigh Vailey, the former tak
ing leadership from Meel. American
Can, whicn was believed to bear close
market relationship to the antnracite
stocks,' also became suddenly strong,
while standard railway shares were
comparauvely neglected. Steel attained
a slignt.y higher level than on tne pre
ceding oay, but reflected pressure, wnicti
was ascribed in t.ait to tne severe stric
tures directed against the steel corpora
tion by tne Stanley committee.
In the late aeaungs activity dwindled
perceptibly and the market's tone be
came more Irieguiar, while some of tne
hitherto strong specialties also yielded
mucn of their advance. This condition
Was coincident with the publication ot
tne government's cotton report as of the
latter part of July, stiowjng a prospective
yieid much unuer the average of tne past
decade with re.-ultant nervousness in lo
cal cotton options.
Local banas are belloved to be In the
way of making further cash gains to
morrow but trie leal account may show
some expansion because tt lecent activity
In stocks. This monev cunt, mum in hni.i
'i"nVw'lh an '''ng ffemand, while
luaus art; un tne . ueciea.se.
1?01"'1-, en' stfiuy. Total sales, par
value, $2 265,0,0. Hoieinment bonds weie
unchanged on call.
Nurnuer oi .-,aie., anc :eaa:r.g quotations
on stocks, were as follows:
Bain High. Low. Clou..
Amalgamated Copper .
American Agricultural
American Beet Sugar. ,
American Can
American Can p(d
American C. & f......
American Cotton Oil..,
Am. Ice Securities..;..
American Unseed
American Locotnotlvs .
American S. & R....;,
Am. S. & R. pfd
Am. Sugar Refining..
American T. & T
American Tobacco
Anaconda MinliiK Co..
Atchison
AtcliiKon pfd
Atlantic (Joaat Line...,
baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem ijteel
Brooklyti Rapid Tr ...
18,700 S4'4 t3 83i,
30 61 0', 61
71', 71V, 71
37,3l)H 40i4 SgH 89H4
o"u 118' UK
1,000 lH 68
69 H
21H) 6i'i 63 Vi
2,500 84'i U 84",
10
500 137 U7 Ujifc
4W IW 145'i US',
m) 303 301 '4
1.H0O 4.IJ 4 IT, 41
3,9110 10?'i 108 107'4
200 W: lOl'l, 102
1,101) 14 1- HI '4 Ul
t.200- 108 107
l.llfltl 37' 37'., 37
S.40I1 93 9374, . OTt
1.100 27;i 57?1i 1-s u
anadiau Pacific.
Ontral Leather 41 yr o7
Chesapeake A Ohio l,70 81 si m
Chleaco G. W 4nn 17 ij
ClUcago, M. & St. P.... 6.600 107-i 107 10714
Chicago X. .W 1,300 141 141!4 HCV,
C'olorwlo & 1 ug 31 si inai
i .Anulin.n , m.. ... .....
wumi'uoiwi UM ........ M,Hnf lift
144 114Mi
Corn Products l.ouo
H4 1414
14
Delaware & Huflson...
Denver & Klo Orsnde.
D. at R. Q. d
Distillers' "Securities ,
Brie ......
Krie lat pfd
Erie 2d pld
Oeneral Elcotrtr
16714
19
3JV4
m
M
43 4
,000 .VVj J
10(1, 444 44 hi
m
Great Northern ptd
10.V0U 112' 141S 141k
Great Nortliem Ore ctf. . 1.19) 44 43 4jv,
IUInoU Central 1100 131 'i, 131 131
IntcrboreugTt 'Met 3.H00 2 29'J fo
later; Met. pfd.., ,ane tj ss 68V4j
International Harvester .. 4,200 124i 1:314 12374.
loter-Marine pfd
i(W 17 ltrti 17
International Paper
International Tump ....
Kansas i'lty So
Liclede Ga
Lehigh Valley
LouifivUle ft Nanhvllle
M , St. P. & S 8. M..
Missouri. K. T
Mbaourl raclflu.
National Biscuit'
Mtiotst Lead
N. ft. It. of M. M pfd
New York Central
N. T. , 0. ' W
m .i u n
: 27
500 23 25 Zi
106',
.27.2i0 1JJU 170 UHi
2,700 - 161) t53i 19',
l.Oni 151.-, 131 15114
200 277, 274 27
1.W0 1 -171,. 3J',
l.W 141', 14014 140
1.01 6l 59 6IH4
m
1.500 118 117ii 117
m J2H . jji tm
. 1.210 ll4i' IK' H
100 2t S2", 31
10.400 m 12h i;64
n :i si,
.400 124H 1!4', 12)i,
600 115'i 115', I15'4i
2.400 110 109 10K
21
1,010 3 36Vt 36'i
i'K 16074 Wi ISO
05.iT") 16'H 1' 1874
WW 27i 27(4 27Vi
7IK PS', 86H V,',
2,0"o 2'i 2 r
1.3l 62'4j 5I'4 tl'i
300 '.- Sal ' 8.VH S(4
1.70 2IS 24(4 244
1.100 54 H!4 MVi
, S4
l.OOO 112'4 lll-li 111
2.S0O 2f.4 29'
"ii Va 77 "4
400 43 , U 42"4
' 400 22H 22 22S
24,790 172(4 ma, 171
(Norfolk & Weetern.:..
North American
Northern Pacific'
Paiifii: Mail
Pennsylvania
I "People's Gas '
r. c. st. l
! PUtsburga Coal
PrtSfed Steel Car
Pull'nan Palace far
B.'alli)K
RemMtc 1.
Kenublic I. & S. pfd. ..
Ro.jk Island Co
Rock Wand . pfd..
gr. L. ft S. ' F. 2d p,
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard A. L pfd
S!03-Sheffield S. !
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ......
So. Ratlwar pt .-'..
fennesaee Chopper .....
Texas & ParlficV
Unl'ia Pacific
tmen Paclfir pfd
United Slates Realty....
t'nited State RuWier..
Cnite4 States Steel....
. Steel pfd
Cfah Copper
Va. -Carolina Caetnlral
Wtbaen
Wabash pfd
Western Marjlaad
t eatern Union
Wentlnghons Elecfrie
RTieellns I E
Bai-dlTWMiS.
4K 90 0 S
2.000 So
M'i 34
52 8!',,
Sl.f0 72H 714 71V,
1.4"0 114 in 113
3.400 H . 2Vi 2,
100
484
200
. 4
800 15
18
68
14',
68!4
iii,
"i
4
ISM S64
800 tan
15.700 KH
SI
London Stock Market.
LONDON, August 2. American securi
ties opened quiet and a fraction higher
today. Realizing followed and the list
declined under the lead of Canadian Pa
cific. At noon the market was dull with
prices ranging from unchanged to 14
lower than yesterday's New York closing.
Bank Clearing. -
OMAHA, Aug-. 2. Bank clearings for
today were $2,417,465.03 and for the corre
sponding day last year $2,417,067,16.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Reports on Great Wheat Crop Make
Market Bearish.
CORN PRICES HOLD 10 CLOSE
Loner Price Is Looked fur lu the Oat
Market Because of the Steady
Reports of luineiu
i lelda.
OMAHA. Aug. 2. 1S12.
There are two stronuly opposing forces
In wheat at the present time which must
be seen by everybody. The bumper crop
of the northwest Is so near maturity and
the late advices from there give so Uttle
indication of any serious spread of black
rust that the effect is very bearish. On
the other hand Chicago actually sold
about 2,000,000 bushels of cash wheat in
the last four days and cancelled ware
house receipts on over l.tWO.OOO bushels.
Exporters at the same tims sold 2,000,000
bushels of the new wheat crop abroad.
Chicago will have no run of so't winter
wheat. So far the cash and export busi
ness has not started an aggreslve bull
market owing to the bearish news from
the spring wheat country. It looks Uke
a 'safe market in which to buy on de
pressions caused by local bear sales.
Cash wheat was lQIWc lower.
Before the close of the July ortlon
traders called attention to the probability
of an acute bull situation developing In
September corn because the difference
between the September price and the
cash corn level was altogether too great
The trade had a strong swell In that
month early yesterday and prices held
well at the close. The dry weather over
the southwest has only been fairly re
lieved. tM t
Complaints of Injury for corn, If the
crop goes wltnout ram anotner ween,
will come from a wide territory west
and southwest. This sort of news to
gether with the decided strength lu the
southwest will be a bullish feature. Cash
com was ViiVhV lower..
The oats market Is held by the firmness
In the wheat and coin in face of the
cash prices and reports of big yields run
in many sections. Considering the Im
mense crop grain men think the market
will drag much lower and it looks like
prices wi I have to go to an export basis.
Cash oats, ll'aC kiwer.
B. W. Snow, Bartlett-Vasler's crop ex
pert, Issues the following report:
"The corn condition is an 81 per cent
crop. The winter wheat will avenige 16.5
tiu. per acre, with a 4rJ.Oi,0iH bu. crop.
Tim spring wheat condition Is a M.2 per
cent crop. The oats condition is 89.9 per
cent indicated by a crop minimum of
1,276,000.000 bu." ,
Clearances of wheat were 2n,00 bu.;
corn, 222,000 bu.; oats, 300 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed Md lower
and corn MWd higher. . JMAW
Primary wheat receipts were 1,54,000 bu.
and shipments l.USo',000 bu., against re
ceipts lust year of 89.000 bu. and ship
ments of 633.000 bu.
Corn receipts were 447.000 bu. and ship
ments, 263,000 bu., against receipts of 271,-
000 bu. and shipments of 496.000 bu.
Oats receipts were 48,00O bu, and ship
ments 260,000 bu., against receipts last
year of 826,000 bu. and shipments of 357,000
bu.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat: No. 3 hard, winter, 6 cars, 87iic;
1 car. 87c: 10 cars, 87o; 2 cars, SOVic; 1
car, SOc; No. 3 hard, winter, 1 car, 864c;
2 cars. S6c. Corn: No, 2 white, 1 car,
744c; No. S white, 1 car, 740 ; 4 cars,
74'iic; 1 bulkhead, 74c; No. 4 white. 2
cars, 73c: No. 4 color, 1 car, 72Hc; No. 4
yellow, 4 cars, 720; No. 3 yellow, 1 car,
72c; cars. 72Hc; 2 cars, 72c; 1 car,
72c; No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 70c; 1 bulkhead,
69q; No. 2 mixed. 2 cars, 72Wc; No. 3
mixed, 2 cars, i2c; 1 car, 71V,c; No. 3
mixed, 4 cars, 72c; No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 70c.
Oats: No. S white, 1 car, 24c (old); i
cars, 33',4c; No. 4 white, 1 car, 32t4c; No.
3 yellow, 1 car, 33c.
Omaha Cn Prtrtrs.
WHeAT-No. 2 hard, S64i8Sc; No. 3 hard,
hard, S6Vfc87c;' No. 4 hard. 7!U4086c.
CORN No. 2 white, 74c; No. 3 white,
74ra74p; No. 4 white. 72(&73c; No. 2 yel
low 72c; Nn. 3 yellow, 72723ic; No. 4
yellow, aXrJTpc: No. 2, 724c; No. 3, 711$
72c; No. '4, oiiiOTKr
OATS No. 2 white. 33Tn34c; standard,
33Hfi33V; No. 3 white, 334X!e; No. 4
white. 32432VsC.
BARLEY Malting, 070c; No. 1 feed,
34'tl 45c.
RYE No. 2; 072c; No. 3, 57f430c.
Carlot Receipt.
W'heat.Corn.Oat
Chicago 100 1S3
Minneapolis 112
Duluth i
Omaha 68
Kansas City 493
St. Louis 41
Winnipeg S4
61
36
51
(HICAI.O GRAIN AXD PROVISIONS
Features ot the i'rneHnn and tloslnn
Prii-ra 011 Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-IncreaSed estimates
of yield counted today against the value
of wheat. In consequence tlie market
closed 3sff',4o to I'i'f'Uc under last night.
Corn showed a net decline of 34c to
lViHilc and oats a fall of c to 1c. For
provisions the outcome varied from 5c off
to a like advance.
According to a leading expert the total
crop of wheat in the United States this
season will be 707.000.COO bushels. As the.
same authority two weeks ago had put
the piobablo aggregate at 700,000.000
bushels and liad figured a month back
that the sum would be only ti41.000.fl00
bushels, the effect on the market today
tended heavily to favor the bear side.
Weakness, however, was apparent from
the start, the chief early Influence being
cool weather In the northwest. It was
said that danger front rust wps now
confined to the seven upper counties of
North Dakota and to about half as much
territory adjacent.
A rallv hi the last half hour resulted
from an Improvement of cash wheat d
mand. sales of 900,000 bushels here under
reported. Thn Met that worm snipmeiin
promised to be light counted as an aid;
to the bulls. In the course of the. ses-
arlnn Seutember ranged from i H'c,
with the close firm, but lc net lower atj OATS No. 3 white. Hil,Xic,
92'M;92c. ! RYE No. 2. f.7c.
Hf'iivy rains In the southwest where) BKAN In 100-pound sacks, $19.00i7-19.50.
needed brnught about a down turn In the j FLOUR-F!rt patents, $J.Hr&u.4,5; sec
prlce of corn. There were also predic- ond patents. $4 865.10; first clears, $.1.60
Hons that the wop this year would b, j (H3..S5; second clears. tSOfim
27SC00.00O hiiKhels more than last season. : I t
Septembrr fluctuated between 68fjWC I'eorla Jnrket.
and 68c. closing firm at n7M?7V4, a Insn pKORlA. III., Aug. 2,-CORN-Un-of
K(ac. net. Cash grades were weak. r,;fingWj to lc lower; No. 3 white, 75'i
No. 2 yellow, 7447Sc. ,,;; No. 4 white, Wtc, So. 2 yellow
increasing saiee i ine u''i"
rHito Heotemtier rangea irom .ku aii'i
."Cic, comparatively steady. The only net
gain was January pork 5c.
Clnsinc qiiotatiotis on future were:
Article! Onen. High. xiw. Cloe.Vea'y .
i litut. 1 . .1
Sept.93HWi 931 Wi p-(j33ft:a'7.
Dec. V, 95 I S:9!Wi m
May . 9;-S39i 99!V) 974i , 91 Hf 14
Com
Sept.'fl7if?(W!
Dec. 57V'i":
iray.jo7-8si
May.:3i'ij,
lo6'ST4li7Ht v
575io'5'fiKlll 57H
Wil b7 ( 67',f.yHf
I I
33 I 32V4;3,iW324j!u:a
34;33?iaHl 3VMW
1 1
Pork
Spt. 17 95 17 &! 17 8) I 17 90 I 17 9"'
Dec. I M 07V4' 18 7V! " 97! 18 05 18
Jan.. 18 62rijl8 702141 18 6) I 18 70 IS 6.i
17 rn
Kept. 10 70 ! W 70 10 24l 10 AT1 10 70
Oct.. 10 75 I 10 77m 10 70 I 10 72HI W 77
Dec. 10 52H -10 52' 10 45 ! 10 47'! 10 6214
Jan.. I 10 47V4I W 50 j 10 40 I 10 45 j 10 60
Ribs I I I 1
Pnt I 10 56 10 ff1! SS'5llO 57-0; 56
fS"ct. 10 55 I 10 8TV10 v W. W Sa I 10 S2V4
Jan.. 9 50 9 85 I 77H) 80 I SO
Cash auotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steadv; winter pstents. $4.30
4.70: winter straights. $4.104.; spring
patents $4.709.90: spring straights. $4.60
4 70: bakers, J4.00tf4.30.
RYE No 2. 7S.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 45j2e; fair
to choice malting, fiSfrrtc.
SEED Timothy, $4.0(?l'.00; clover. $10.)
firi5.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, S17.75ftl7.S7V4;
lard In tierces, $10.5714; short rlbf. loos.
$10.5714.
Total clearsacee of wheat ana flour
were eoual to 2."mS,AM) bu. Exports for
the week, as shown by Brad'troet' were
equal to i4).8J t. Primary re
ef -ipts were 1,654.000 1m.. .compared with
ftPfi.uOO 'bu. the correspondlnR; day a y eat
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 101 ca.-s: corn. 10 cars, oats.
1t3 cars: hogs, 9.000 head.
wiirat: No. 3 red. jLiirai vj; .o. 3 roo.
97V;ttll-00; No. 2 hard. 3jfi)o; No. 3
turd, HtfS3Ve; No. 1 northern. tl-Oiif
111; No. 2 northern. H.OSUfl.Os; No. 1
northern. t.021j'l.otS; No. I spring. 1 OOfJ
1.07; No. 3 syrlnu. !o(iil.0li; No. 4 spring,
WcfiJl.W; velvet chaff. $1.0031.07; durum,
J1.Och41.06; Corn: No. 2, 73;,744c; No. 2
white. 76rHc; No. 2 yel.ow. 744e7c;
No. 3, 72Jj;;iic: Xo. $ white, 74Vrf74Vj;
No. 3 yellow, 73jrT4c; No. 4. 70Si71Vsc;
No. 4 whim, 731873'.; No. 4 yellow. 71
4j73c. Oats: No 2, new. S23c; No. 2
white, old. MuSc; No. 2 white, new.
SiflSUo; No. 3, new, SS36c; No. S white,
old, oO62a; No. 3 white, new, 33336c ;
No. 4. old, 40c; No. 4 white, old, 44Sj47c;
No. 4 white, new, 32j33c; standard, old.
tlJt'SVic: standard, new. S41?3oc.
'n rva 7.V. Harlov. S'.;S2c. Tltnothv
seed, I4.c06.00. Clover reed, 10.0iXjjl5.00
BUTTER Steady; .creameries, 1'itfCio;
dslrles, 2124c.
EQOS Steady; receipts. 10,754 cases; at
mark, cases included, 13i3,i'JHc; ordinary
firsts. 16c: firsts, 18c.
CHEEdE-Steady; daisies. m'S164c;
twins, USfiUa; young America. li'Ji
15Hr: long horns, lSVtflJVic.
POTATOES Steady ; receipts, 40 cars;
Illinois, 7072o; Ksrmat snd Missouri, 73
076c; Minnesota. 72&'7lc.
POULTRT Alive firm; turkeys, 12c;
chickens, lSHc: springs, l7el8o.
VEAL-8tedy; Q18c,
ISEW YORK GENEliAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-FLOUR Steady;
spring patents. Jn.ISJ16.4J; winter
straights, l4.SOfy4.tJ0; winter patents, $1 si)
W2b; spring clears, fi.fr.SO; winter ex
tras', No. 1, f4.1v$4.20; winter extras. No.
2, $1.00410; Kansas straights, I4.H0W.tii.
Bye flour, quiet; fnir to good. U-254.40;
choice to fancy, $4.70a4.90.
CORNMEAI-Steady; fine white snd
yellow, Sl.t1.70; coarse, 4H.601.65; ktlti
dried. $4.05.
RYE Steady; No. 2 western, 76VsC, f.
O. Ii. afloat.
WHE-T Spot, market easy; new red,
$107 c. 1. f. tiak. snd No. 2 red. $107
f. 0. b. afloat to arrive; No. 1 northern
Duluth, new, $1.12 f. o. h. Futures,
markot closed V. to IV net lower; Sep
tember closed $!.0M; December, $1.MV
CORN Spot, market easy; export, 82'c
f. o. b. afloat.
OATS Spot, market unsettled; stand
ard white, 61c on track: No. 3 and 3, 61c
nominal; natural white and white clipped,
nominal; No. 4, nominal.
UAi'-Qulet: prime, $1.36; No. 1, $1.13;
No. 2, $1.1(1(81.20; No. 3. $1.10. .
HIDhJ-Hteady; Central American,
244c; Bogota, 2fcffi25r.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock fliwts,
27c; seconds, 242Sc; thirds, 21rjj22c; re
jects, 15c.
PROVISIONS - Pork. firm;
$20.(Wtj.'2O.M; family, $20.WM21.00;
clear, $19.25$ 20.76. Beef, steady;
$15.0iS)15.f; family, $18.00fnHS.60;
hams, $28.00&'31.OO. Cut meats.
mess,
short
megs,
beef
firm;
pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pound, $11.00$
firm; middle west prime, $lu.60S'10.70; re
fined, firm; continent, $11.10. .
BUTTER Quiet; receipts, 7.332 tubs.
Creamery; first, 25',4d2S4c; seconds, 24
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 2.019 boxr-S;
state, whole milk, new, white, 15c;
skims, SttJl2Hc
EOOS Steady; receipts, 10.313 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 23dj2lo; extra
firsts, 202c; firsts, 19V4c; western gath
ered, whites, 20824c.
POULTRY-Allve, quiet; western broil
ers, 20c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 14c. Dressed,
irregular; fresh killed western broilers,
l62c; fowls, 14!4j4j!17c; turkeys, ltiflne.
M. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUI3. Aug. 2-WHEAT-Cash.
firm; trsck No. 3 red, Sl.0lffl.O3Vi; No. 2
hard. 93fr!)6c.
CORN Lower; track No. 2. 6!c; No.
2 white, Sic.
OATS Lower; track No. 2, 34ct36sc;
No. 2 white, 42,43c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Lower; September, 92Sic; De
comber, H4c.
CORN Lower; September, 67'ac; De
cember, B5c.
' O ATI-Lower; September, 31c; De
cember, 32ic.
RYE-Weaker. 7fcc.
FLOUR No. 2, firm; red winter patents,
J4.50fro.06; extra fancv and straight, $4.7gt
5.05; hard winter clears, J3.60ry3.o.
SEED Timothy, steady.
' CORNMEALr-43.90.
BRAN Firm; sacked, fast track, 9ScJP
JfLUb. -
HAT Firm; timothy, $12.00317.00; prai
rie, $8.ooeii..
BAGGINO-ll.Ol'.
HEMP TWINE-7V4C
PROVISION'S Pork, unchanged; prime
steam. 10 0210.17. Dry salt meats,
unchanged; boxed extra shorts, 110.76;
clear rihs. tlO Tfir ahnrt nlojLMa til An
So j Bacon, unchanged; extra short, $11.76;
1 clear riDS, ui.ii; snort clears, jiz.TO.
ruuu'it x steady; chickens, nc;
springs, l$yiae; turkeys, ln!930c; ducks,
6VVic; geese, FiCrllc.
BUTTER Julet; creamery, 2a'(&i25Vc.
EOGS-Higher. 16c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9.750 10,000
Wheat, bu 4(19,100" 142,000
Corn, bu. 51.000 .11,000
Oats, bu 57.800 41,000
I
Knosns City tint 1 11 11 ml Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 2.-WTIEAT-Cash,
Vfnlc lower; No. 2 hard, sittoUlo; No. 3,
Wu-sOc; No. 2 red. 97y8e; No. 3, aSfeftc.
CORN Steady to lc lower; No. 2 mixed,
77c; No. 3, 7(ic; No. 2 white, SOc; No. 3,
71&7aViC. ,
OATS Unchanged to lc . lower; No. 2
white, 42c; No. 2 mixed, 3637c.
("losing prices of futures:
WHEAT September, S7Vc; December,
S8'c; May, 92o.
CORN-September, 67H(5fi7c; Decem
ber, 64'icr May, Siie.
OATS Sept ember, X!W!e ; December,
3."r!t'633TsC.
K YE 70c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $U6t3
15.W; choice prairie, $9.26f(JS.50,
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 493,000 , lrt3.0O
Corn, bu 3(5,000 13,00fl
Oats, bu 18,000 1,000
All n en poll (iruln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Auc. '-WHI5AT
1 Sentembrr. 9SW'9Uc: Decemhwr. MWI?)
! 9314c; May, Wc Cash: Ho. 1 hard,
1 u.ov; bo. 1 northern, J1.(7U: No. 2
nortnoin. Jl.UuVi; No. 3. $1.02','(J1.0!4.
FbAX-51.73'4.
BARLEY-4(V'7f.c.
COKN-N.i. Z vell.iw. ;5'-.7tiV,c.
, ,;iv?c: No. 9 yellow, ,iw,:ic: Xo. 4 yel-
low, 70H": No. i mixed. 72r72'ic; No. 4
m:ea, tWae; samjire, WKfi'Vc.
OATS 3c lower; No. 2 white, S4-; stan
dard, old. 49r; new, 33V; No. 3 white,
47'4c; new, 3o; No. 4 white, old, 46Vtc;
new. Sic.
llllwau'ire Grain Market.
MILWA17KEE. Aug. 2-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, $1 U'2U2I4; No. 2 northern.
I1.0814C1.10H; No- 2 hard, winter. 9495ic:
September. 92'fJ'92fi,c; Decembrr. '.CV.df
CORN No. 3 yellow. 77c; No. 3 white.
78c; No. 3. 7c; September, 7ty?i 7H ; De
cember. 6raig66T4.
OATS Standard. 55c.
BARLEY Malting. 6tCT0c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU Aug. l-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 Manitoba. 8s 2d; No. 3
Manitoba, lt'id; futures, easy; October,
7s 4M)d; December, 7s 3d.
CORN Spot, Quiet; old American mixed,
6s new American, kiln dried. 6s
9i:- tutures. firm; September, 5 gj
December, 4s 9ad.
t'offr-e Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 2,-COFTEE-Fu-tures
market closed steady at a net de
cline of 13 to 19 points. Sales. 138,750 bags.
August. 12.65e; September. 12.75c; October.
12.82c; November. 128c; December. Ii95c;
January and February, 12.97c; March,
U07c; April, 13.07c; May snd June. 13.10c;
July. li.03c. Spot coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7
Hike: Santos No. 4, 15V. Mild, dull;
Cordova, 1671Sc.
otton Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-COTTON-.Spnt
closed fteady; middling uplands, IS.lCc;
middling gulf, 13.35c: sales, 1.721 bales.
Cotton futures closf-d ensy. CJosins
bids: Atigurt. 12.5c; September. ir.t'iOi':
flitober, 12.74"; November, 1U.7.K': Decem
ber, K.c; Jantmry. 12.71c: February.
ill'.'.Sc; March, 12.S2c; May, 12.90c.
OMAKA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Few Cattle Here and All Kinds Are
Fully Steady.
HOGS ABE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Sheep and Lambs In Very Light
Supply-Prices Show Mttlt
or No t bonne More
esteriln) .
ftecelpts were:
Official Monday ...
Oflicial Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday.
Official Thursdsy....
Estimate Friday ,
cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
4.941
15,227
3.06ti
. 2.0M
1,967
672
Km
6.208
7.007
b.Ml
9.306
12,2ii;l
9.117
71
Five days this week.. 11.214 33,727 45,1
Same days hist week.. 11.932 3,81! 3.1,718
Same days 2 weeks a to 12,224 47.284 34,025
Same days S weeks ago. 7,0f.;. 48,7fi5 27,53
Same days 4 weeks ago. 7,73 44,71 16,777
Same days last year...24,9 42,371 " tow
'Ihe tciilowinb' taule shows too receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South: Omaha
for the year u date as compared with
Inst year: lint 1911. Tntf Pec,
Cattle 474,663 684,0t ....... 109.606
Hoss 2.079.S71 1,632.464 447,407 '.
Sheep l,065,2t)0 80S.157 147,103
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Dute. I 1912. li.H.liHi.iliwj.lJUl.lWff.H90.-
7 S?Vti 391 IT 171 811 5 4 6 ti
7 4ti''.l 6 M S 21 (211 6 9.1 6 62
1 66Vs 46, 8 27 7 lj W W
7 64ii 6 &ji
8 311 I 4d1 6 131 6 971 6 44
6 M
7 64 6 6!
7fl
8 23 7 3.1 6 07i I 6 4j
7 98! 7 2.' 6 14 6 04
7 71 f 40j 6 M 06! 37
1 7 , 6 411 8 011 8 85
7 r.'js, 6 69
7 76i 64 7 601 1 I 441 5 931 15
84 69 7 W 74D - i ui
-jiuiiiay. . . ',..
Receipts and dUposlllon of live stock at
the Umon Stock Yards, youth omitha, for
twent-for hours ending at 3 o'clock yea-
U'l'iia.v. . .
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs.Sheep.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.
Wabash R, JR. .'.
Mo. Pac. Ry
C. A N. W. Ry.. east. ..
C. & N. W. Ry., west..
C. St, P. M. & O. Ry....
C. R. A Q . east
C. U. & J., west
C. R I. & P., east
C. R. I. A P., west
Illinois Central Ry
C. U. W. Ry
3
17
2
1
6
2
ii
i
'' 1
l
14
II
20
1
"l
2
totul ROcVipts
.27
101
PIS? POSITION-HEAD.
July 24.
July 23.
July Ii.
July 27.
Uu.y 2S.
July 29.
July 30.
July Si.
Aug. 1..
Aug. 2..
1
I
.Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.
Swift and Company.... 41 , 15 , . 66
Cudahy Packing Co.... 27 1.6U 73
Armour & Co 129 816 987
Schwarts-Bolen Co : 478 .)...
Morris 3 297
Murphy 2.8SO
Morrill 35
W. B. Vansant Co ltf
Kenton, Vansant A L. 26
Hill A Son 4 .....
Huston A Co... I
J. H, Root & Co 17
J. II. Bulla 25
S. Werthelmer 19
H. F. Hamilton 5 ,
Other buyers SO 822
Totals 794 7,517; Vfa
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were very
light, only 012 head being reported in,
Tills makes the total 11,214 head for the
live days tills week as against 24,8tti head
lor tne same days a yea. ago. . What
tew cattle mere were tiers commanded
good steady prices and practically every
tiling was disposed 01 early in the morn
ing. ror the week alt kinds of cattle are
hlgiter. The medium to pretty good kinds
ot beef steers are ig-ftc nlgner tnan
lust week, with cows und halters i'Ai'WC
nigner and feeders loiuc higner. From
a seller's standpoint tne market through
out tne week has Deen in splendid con
dition and entirely satlstscory with the
exception that . receipts have been alto
gettier too lignt . .
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, 7.008.00; fair to good
beef steers, $o.i57.oi; comniou to fair
beef steers. $&.0uj.t).
Representative sales:
tSt' S5T1CERS.
No,
is...
it...
I...
AT. ft.
, 89 6 86
tit.
A,
..1130
,. 87
..118
Pr.
i 71
I 90
I 9
ii...
it...
It...
COVvti.
1...
' 4...
...
J...
' ' T...
7...
J...
.1606 7 It
.1021 8 H
. 990 8 65
,u; I 78
.7(13 4 00
. m 4 00
. tffi 4 M
. m 4 oi
. 7:0 4 15
i...
1...
1...
1...
2...
1...
4...
2...
.... M
.... 88 .
4 Tt
4 78 ,
.... m
I 0
....1070
t 80
871 t m
...;1M1 189
.... DM
....1033
I u
. 734
. 775
4 15
3...
I 0
4 16
HEIFERS.
4 80 12
4 83 4
10
t
3
US
787 t 23
892 ( tt
fit t 16 .
4 7u I
m
830
4 0
BULLS.
4 40 t
. .UIO 4 60
,.iis 1 oe
.. 215 8 00
.. 10 ( 0O-
.. 130 8 00
. . 360
. i 110 8 00
,1S 4 48 1......
CALVES.
270 7 00
! 7 00
200 7 80
14 7 W
4
1.
2.
1.
1.
160 7 T5
14'1 8 "0
1...
80 t 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
618 4 AO I 4fl 8 38
U 515 i 00 7 , 87t I 28.
a 604 A IS 1 m 8 35
I 475 8 15 t 708 I M
WESTERNS.
Nebraska, ,
19 feeders.. 628 6 25 5 Tielfers... tfitf 6,50
9 cdws 911 6 15 ' 6 cdWS.V... 883 8 90
7 steers.,.. 1472 7 75 6 steers.. .,1300 7 90
S feeders.. 860 6 80 2 feeders.. 0tV B 66
3 feeders.. 850 6 86 13 steers.... 929 6 30
3 feeders.. 773 6 65 ' 9 feeders.. 664 6 40
feeders.. 838 8 40
HOGS Trade in hogs today was again
active and about 6 to 10c higher: than
yesterday's market. Business - started
early with shippers the strongest buyers,
packers waiting until a little later In the
morning before filling the bulk of their
orders. In most cases shipping ' hogs
were a nickel higher and some sales
were made a dime higher. The mixed
and packing grades changed hands 6c
higher than yesterday with the common
kinds siiowlng about the same advance.
Of late, the- spread in prices between
choice light and common heavy bogs has
been becoming narrow, but this morning
common hogs did not sell to as good
aa. sntas- aa on yesterday. On the
whole there km a good demand. Trade
was actlvo from the opening and prac
tically everything was disposed of by
10:3 o'clock. Several loads ot good light
hogs wero bought by shippers at $. 10.
the top price of tha Oa-y. This is the
highest price for hogs since November,
I'M. th( same price having been paid In
jiuunry. 1911.
Until today the highest point touched
by the hog market this year as shown by
the average price was on April 2, when
ail tho hogs neie aveiagcd $7.79. Today
tne average) of. .all tne saius was $7.&, toe
highest of any day since January, toll,
wneri the hlgn point of that year was
$8.J2.
Representative sales:
No. A. Ba. Pr. No. Av. gh. Pr.
22 ISO ... 7W 70 224 tm 7 S5
65 28 12 7 M 28! 40 7 85
69 27 iO 7 Ii 88 221 ... 7 Hi -
6 330 ... 7 70 20 7. 8
37 277 ....770 St....'.,, Ilk ... 785
202 40 7 79 62, 242 M 7 S5
60 2K7 40 7 70 . 77 226 40 7 5
46 277 SO 7 70 71 235 40 7 85
80 27 18 7 7V, 74 227 t) 7 J
68 2 20 7 724 '.i 202 40- 1 ii
23 201 120 7 75 189 40 7 85
31 2 ... 1 7 41. ....... 38 M 1
25 302 ... 7 75 21 167 ... 7 85'
64 268 120 7 75 45...... 177 ... 7 IS
71 260 3JO T 75 69 .225 49 7 Ti
50 204 28 7 75 2 224 80 7
66 Hi ... 7 75 . 26.. 227 80 7 80
66 200 7 75 53 220 40 7 !W
61 25 ... 7 75 5 28 ... T SVV
58 250 Jl 7 75 2 228 40 7 1
84 274 20(1 7 75 ...'....$ ... 7 90
57 292 W 7 75 IS 23 ... 7
71.. 244 820 7 75 7J 21 T 90
67 240 ... 7 75 69 211 2S0 T-90
65 25 1(W 7 75 7 224 1 7 w
J 2 129 7 75 7J.......2 40 7 IS,
164 214 200 7 77'i 84 181 . 4fl 7 90 '
68 202 60 7 80 ...... ..215 12ft 7 90
65 2 ... t tt J84- 4 7 W
54 tS4 lf' 7 80 7 218 4 7 5
42 219 4fl 7 SO , 79 223 49 7 95
14 W 200 7 fl 2 254 m 7 98
4k 202 ' 7 220 Ml 7 95
67 251 . 7 M 67 23 1 40 7 95
i 79 1W SO 7 0 7J 230 40 J 95 '
67 S48 W 7 80 ITS ... f i
69 22 240- 1 .'.' 77 22 120 IS
66 255 40 7 SO 74 224 ... 7 Oj
89 256 ( 7 80 77 210 ... T 95
(,4 2M ... 7 8 TI K 13S 1 n
71 J20 go 7 . SS. ...... 21 4 80 795
219 ... 7 fi 7l.i.... ;25.t 40 5 8 HI
4i ill 120 7 80 tU 193 ... 8 00
!
2S0
lilt
80 7 80
SO T 60
82..
4..
75..
7..
50..
W..
63..
81..
S3..
.197
.253
.ISO
. 201
..203
. .227
..190
..US
..193
.194 ,
20 S 01
.. . 8 00
... I 00
20 8 0s
40 .8 05
34 I 10
40 S 10 .
Ill 8 10
... 110
40 I 10
J4 S40 7 80
376
7 80
? 80
7 13 H
30 290
10 231
63 254
40 7 2H
40 189 200 T 35
4 227
120 7 16
!6 32(1
40 7 85
SHL'EP Yesterday's market
was very
slow and dull all (lav, but pretty mucn
everything was disposed of before the
clone, and at prices that were generally
steady with the previous day.
This morning tne receipts were very
light, only three cars of Montana wethers.
a car or rainy good uano lanms ana a
deck of native 'laoibs being reported in.
As has been the case pretty' much every
day this week the trade was slow and
dull in ;p!t of tit fact that receipts we:e
light.
While total receipts of fat sheep have,
been very large here this -week as well
as at other market centers choice fat
.wethers, ewes , and ..yearlings are only
about KH&lic lower thart tjie close of Ja.-t
week, tlv demnnrt has been good ror
really desirable klllera-ih spite of the fact.
trlit the nenerai trade? laB Seen slow.
Unfortunately the market has aimuit
been flooded with rheep on the in-bet wee i
order, and in t n.ejVerHii.t:aoe on ti at
eta s oV stock I as mIio-Vii greater ilecl.ne;,
beln aioun'l IuIj.jc lower tuan last week.
No great change has- taken place tn tne
lamb ma:ket. the choice kinds being fully
tteady with other grades weak to Uttle
lower.
Quotations on sheep t;id Uimbs: LkiiiLij.
good to choice. 7.O0'7.DO; lambs, fair tu
food, $S.257.0O; lambs, feeders, $4.505.40;
yearlings. light. J.7Iti5.1"; yearllnss.
heavy. J4.50g:4.75; -yettrllnj;s, feeders, $3.6iJ
4.2a; wet.'ic.-f. gootlV'to ehblce, $4.1Wi4.iO;
wetherl. fair to good. 3.TS4.tO; wethers,
feeders, $.i.aji3.73; ewes, good to cliolco.
$3.7534.00; ewes, fair to good. $3.003.73;
ewes, feeders. $2.0OS.O9.
Representative sales,:.
No.
170 fat yearlings
75i'0 Idaho lambs
1R5 Idaho lambs, culls..'...'
Av.c; Pr.
.. 79 4 75
.. 68 7 f
. .. 68- 6 W
lis-Idaho yearling feeder.
.. 71- 4
141 Idaho wether feeders.,.
11& Idaho wethers
93 . 3 :
3 3P
4
.. 104
t'HIf AGO LIVE ' STOCK -THARKatT
feninnd for Cattle Mcndr Hog
and Sheep TUsrher. mA -v '
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-CATTLK-Recelpts.
23.000 head; market, steady: beeves, $5.75
W9.&-; texas steers, $o.007.10; western
steers. $5.8&!fj7.80; stockers , and - feeders,
J4.00ip.90;' cows and heifers,. flfapjtO;
calves. tfl.7WfW.25.' - "
HOGS Kerelpts, 11.000 head: market.
6n tn 10c up; light. WoOiS.)- mixed, tf.00
CS.55; heavy. $7,1.15; rough. 7.157.83;
pls. (i.70iS.fl0; 'bulk of sales, I7.ttc3i8.l5.
SHEEP AND. LAMBS Receipts, W.OOfi
head: markot, steady to 10c up) atiVe,
$3;)ffri.75; western. 3.50((J4.fl8; yearlings,
t4 60i".6o: "ftrnbs, naUve, $4.507.75; 'West
ern. J4.WX&7.85. . .. ,. ...
Kansas City Lire Stoek Market.,
KANSAS CITY. Aug.' l-CATTLR-Recelpts.
1,900 head. Including 1.300 south
ems; market, strong: southerns,' Btronjf
to 10c higher; calves, 25o higher; dressed
beef and export steers, $S.259.75; fair
to good, t-60(f8.15; western steers, tfi.5W
9.00; stockers and feeders, $4.507.5O;
southern steers, tB.OOrgfi.SO; southern coWs,
t3.60ft5.50: native cows, $3.50(fJ7.00; native
heifers. $6.0O8.75; bulls, t3.75(fT.25; calves,
t5.O0eW.OO.'
HOGS-Recelpts, 2,300 head; market, 10c
higher: bulk of sales, $8.05trs.20; heavy.
17.fri(S.fl0; packers and butchers. 1 $8.05i9
8.25: light, $8.00p.26; pigs'. $8.0CrtW.OO. " '
SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,W
head; market, Iteady; lambs. fUKVrJT.SO;
yrarllngs. M-OOcatOO; wethers. timiM;
ewes, $3.fl64.00; stockers and feeders,
52.60(51.00. t
St. Lonla Live Itock Blarket. -
&T. LOUIS, Aug. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head. Including 100 Texans;
market, rteady: native shipping and ex
port steers. $8.701.04; dressed and butcher
steers. Jti.004r8.50; stockers and feeders.
t4.50thS.50; cows and ."heifers, . t4.00fl.7':
cannei'B, $2.76tfi3.2ft; bulls, - t4.005.3O;
calves, $6.0Wrtt,25; Texas and -Oklahoma
steers, t4.&0&'8.26; cows and heifers, $32kl
7.50. . i
HOGS-Recelpts, 4.S0O head; market. -'V
higher; pigs and light. t75o? 8.55; mixed
and butchers, $8.30fg8.5rt; good hetfvy, $s.3D
C4.45. . .
SHEEP AND', 'LA M4J8 Receipt s. "..HtO
head; market, fteoily;, muttons, $3.751.75;
lumbs. $5.&0(j7,60; culls and. bucks,, tl.jyt
3,50; stockers, ooa, . ..
t . , . . . , o
. ftt. Joseph I.ie Stock Jlarket,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 2.-CATTLH-Recelpm.
300 head: market, steady; Sters,
$6.60ti.6; cows , and heifers, $J.0o74');
calves, $4.60gi8.75. a
HOGS-Recelpts," 2,500 head; market Tic
higher; topi W i ' DU'k ot ' fi-wl
8.15. -;
SHEEP - AND LAMBS Receipts. "' $0(1
head; ma'rVet steady to 15c higher; latrlMs,
$6.50.50. ' ,
Stock In Sight " '
Receipts of live stock "at the five prgi
clpal western markets yesterday: T
, t aitie. mors, sneep.
fiuth Omaha..;..; 78 ' fl.soo
St. Joseph , 300 2,500
Kansas City.".'....'. l.tuO ' 2,$i
St. lxiuls 2,000 4.300
: $0
7.700
9,'l00
10,000
Chicago 25,000 11,000
Totals 29175 27,000 17,050
New York Money . Market. .
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-MONEY-6n i?aU
steady. 2'4f2 per cent; ruling rate, viH
per cent; closing bid, 24 per cent;-offefed
at 2 per cent. Time loans, strong; sixty
days, 3V4 per cent; ninety days, S-l&l
per cent; six months. 4i(??3 per' cent.. Mi
ner cent. Sterling exchange, weak, with
actoal business In bankers' bills at $4.8CW
for ilxtv-dav bills and at f4.87UD lor w-
mand. Coitimercfal bills; $4.83; - .
SILVER Bar, 0c; Mexican dollars.' c.
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
firm, s . . . .
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
0. 8. rtf. ii, m...liK. c. SO. nt. (...
4a ooupon 100 U B. dab. 4s 1M1... m
O. t. la, ri 101 "L. & .V. unl. 4,. 8a S
do coupon 10i M, K. AT. 1st tt. 4r,
C, S. 4a, nt -t 4t , .. .it,
do ooupon ..112 Mo. Facllta 4
Panama, 3a, coupon.;10t do coa. fa
Panama U, coup. . .101 R R of M U4 t
A1ll-Chl. Ut 61.. 1 N. Y. C. s. ti'
Amar. Af. 5s. .. 101V4 do deb. 48 'ti-
A T. a T. 0. 4S..11444S.-T. K: H. H.W.
Am. Tobacco 6a.. ..120. .. cr. .. JH
Armour & Co. 4V4- SK a W. lat e. to,. ivi
Atcbiaon gen. 4... 7V4 do ov. 4a...-....'...fl7
do cv. 4s 1960 l04'4No. Pete..4......&A
do ev. 5a 108H do la 9
A. C. V lat 4t.... 94HO. 8. L. rfdg.. 4... 24
Bal. ft Obto '41 tHiPann. 'rr. jra 1U.. 71
in J',j 91 do . con. 4a. 1024,
Brooklyn Tr. cv. 4. Si'iTtaadlns gen. '4s....
Cen. of Oa. in 109'4 8. l. & g. F. fg 4j 79
tVn. Lesther 6a..-.i.1H do gas. -U... 'n
t-hes. OWo 4sa...99'i8t. U 8., W. e. 4s. (OS
do con. 4ts WH8. A. U dj. Is.... 79
Oilciigo a A. Zri.- 4,48(). Pac. col. 49.... S4
I C. B. W f. 4.. S4s do c. 4tfc-4l. A:-.i. 44H
do gs. 4a k 'do Vat nt. ,4..MU
C. R. I. & P- c So. Railway St.-... tin
do ftg. 4a'. H 4 tm 4.
C. 41 S. r. ft a. 4H95 Usjon Pacific' t:::.t-
D. it R. cv. 4a 9S1 do ct. 4 105,
C 4 R. O. rf. 8. 8-7K- "do Ut ft nf. 4S7:
DIt1Ilr' 58' ....... 73,tl. s. Rubtwr ,... ll
Eds p. 1. 4 89 V. 8. Steel id t:...VH
do ran. 4a. ...... ..78 Va.-C'ar. Ctmn, 5a.. 9S',
do (. 4. sr. B. 78iWabaah i ft ex. 49 S',
ni. Cm., 1st ret. 4i, 95Hwestani MA 4.;... 86',
Intor.Mot. 4Vi smwast.. Klec. e. Sa. ja
Inter. M. If. is.. 841, Vin. .Central 4e .,'
Jspsn If Ila " '. ..'
Bid. Offred. ..'. .,t,;
Boston S"toelc .Market. ;j
BOSTON-. Aug. . ? .--Closing r -quotations
on stocks were- as follows: " ; -, ;
Alleoex 47 Mohawk '.'. &
Amal. Copper '84fcNevad Con. ....... 'Sly.
A. Z. L. & S..,- 31 .Klptsslng Mfnes 1H
Arlrosa. Cm. M North Butte M
B C C ft 8. M. 7 NertS Lake ,..-!,
Csl. ft Arltons 76',,01d Domtnlos ...:. r.T
Cl. Heel 128 Ketala
OnteaaM . Qslncj Ti
Ces. Ranse C. C . 5" Shannon U i
Kaet Butte C. M ... 11 Snpertor .."..1'4Ti'1
Pmkttt ti '4 Superior ft B. M V;
Olmf On. - :1 Tanmrark '.,.....'..,.. IR'
r.raabt fo. .'. 54'. B. S. 8 fl.- ft M: .. f"i
43rsne jCsnMw . ... t4 pf(f "...';'..;...'. 4
Rrl Copr.. S5 ITiah Con. i.I.. ..A:'. O'j
Kerr Lako "4 l;'tr Copper, Cp. : .'C'i
l.ak Cooper .'. S7'4Wlnonk . ".',
ts Ckpner-v." . Welverlne . -.JlM?
Miami Copper ...... 2J' , - .- k.:- f
z.
York MIiiIhic itoekau, -r-f
sr.vr -toriC Am' loosing iW';-
tlrins on mining stocK weYe:' ' ; .
A)ic w ttie Chief .v....iv ir
Corji. Tunrid ftocV. t Meirs t. i.vT."?" S:
do bonds 15 Ostatto ,.....'.t.i4)i
Con. Csl. ft Vs.... r Ophir
Iron Slh-er 0 Hiodard' .'..'.!...lfui
laadillle Con.,... 10 .Tello, Jacket SJ
' - saaar .Market. ' t ". :
. NKW Y.ORK.. Ai. 2,-SL OVR-Riw .
nominal; muscovadA. SJ ;test. ;34So; cjriji
trlfugal. 9H test, XWc: molasses sugar.-
49 test, 3.23c. Refined Is quiet 1
64.
in.
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