Nebraska Newspapers

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Tflj BEE: OMAHA, THUliisDAiT, AUGUST 15, 1912.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
COBN SITUATION IS BUIIISH
ie39e."Coin: No. 1 TOftTCc; No. 2
I white. 7TW4.T8c; No. 2 yel.o. .7"V4 7Sc:
i No. 5. 7i47oc: No. 3 while, liiiiic;
, t0, 3 yeiiow. uHV77Hc: no. . iniisvti:
Sudden Strength in Wheat . Market j V'T d.dc: ffi'S
f j. Comes Unexpectedly. . i Ju.;
- . IS3c;.new. S:?i3SC. - .
RYE-No. 2. 70c.
BARLEY-4C&S70C.
8El-Ttmothy, MCOtjO.00; clover, 110.00
:6.w. . ..
BCTTER-Steady; creameries, TStfZic;
dairies. 21i&23e. . ' , - .
EGGB Steady; receipts, $.231 case;, at
mark, rases included, lCc; .ordinary firsts,
16Hc; firsts, UHc.
CHEKSE-Steady; daisies. loIjVfcc.
twins, 14i15e; Young America, XiMt
ic: Ions horns, UK'S lj-ic.
POTATOES Easy; receipts, .10 tars,
Minnesota, 6f&70o; Illinois, Kansas
and Missouri, ?.!tt',ic. '
POl'LTP.Y-Allve steady; turkeys, 12c;
chickens. 13c; spring?, lCc.
.VEAI-Steady at 9812c.
The Osts Market Ha Been Aetlag;
siaraisk for tke Last Week,
CVothwItfeMnndlaa? Action la
Wheat nad Corn.
' OMAHA. Aug. 11. 1912.
The sudden strength In the wheat mar
ket was somewnat. unexpected Tne news
ftora the northwe t was vety. bvailih,
with no ra:n to a arm the traJe over a
wet harvest, and the reports on yields
were flattering as on previous days. Oa
iUth added a bearish feature to L.e mar
ket by reporting that the east is asking
for very little epilog wheat so far.' lue
secret of the tightening of the market
.emi to be In the cash situation. . with
a t crease instead of an Increase In tne
Mock. Theie Is littie cran:-e of any Im
(o.tant inc. ease In the 1 Ible supply fo.'
,m t m, and the can. prices will un
doubtedly lontlmie stltf in tne routhweat
markets, where the run Is heaviest be
cause ditr. button to milling Interests Is
important. There Is a conservative feel
ting in t e t ade on the selling side of Lie
late mor.U.s o:i I e : tr. ng rwcils causeJ
by a t. on in me ceptemtie;- option.-. Cah
wheat unthang'-d. .
.Certain Ifuoirs la the corn trade arc
arguing on tne bull side of the' late corn
'ir.onths bceauc of 'he great discount of
September under cash corn. The market
? presents two distinct propositions, - the
cash and September based on small sup
; plies of old corn, with more or lest tf
congestion In the market for the early j
t months ever since last May. The new
cash prices must be based on the promise
of the growing crop which Is certainly
; flattering at this time. Leaders In the
:ve stock trade declare that .less corn
'will be needed for feeding from the 1912
crop, and It looks now as If crop might
.exceed last year by over 300.000,000 bushels.
'Continued fine weather will undoubtedly
.create bearish feeling and possibly cause
imore liberal selling of reserves on t.ils
1 advance. Cash 'corn was unchanged to
'e up
' The oats market has been actlnz slug
gish for the last week, notwithstanding
,the action in wheat and coin. Tne cas.i
cemana continues gooa, wun no accumu.
ilations lrom the new crop. Cash oats
I unchanged to c lower.
'. Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
du.: corn ii.vw ou.; oats, z,uw du,
( I .IVArnnnl nlstvAft 'Itn lvh4 a,: A hlff
HEW . YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices on the Exchange Start on an
; Upward Move.
SOME STOCKS HIGHIST OF YEAR
t'aloa Pacific and Copper Lead the
Mat In Goiaa- Vp tke '. Scale,
-with ike Sales I'ansaallr. ,
. Heary.
flay. Trading was quite active and prfcs
unproved during the lint hour under the
lead of Canadian Pacific and LoUlsvillii
Nashville. At nooit the market waa
steady, with values ranging, from '4 to
lk higher than yesterday's New Yori:
close. . ' , ' . t
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NEW YOHtt GENERAL MARKET
Liverpool closed wltn wheat fid higher
and ccrn tyaa mgner.
.. Primary whiat receipt were 1,346 000 uu.
a'siiipments l,2aa,m0 bu against re
ictftpts or 887,tOO bu. and shipments of 3-5,-tHi
bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 419.000 bu.
land shipments 377,100 bu., against receipts
or 7.w bu. ana shipmunu ot iio.'.'.v du.
ilast year.
' Primary oats receipts were ftSO.OCO bu.
.and shipments 64,0u0 bu., aga nt leccipts
(of iXS.O'JO bu. and shipments of 36S,tM uu.
hut year.
, The following cash sales were reported.
IWheat-No. 1 hard winter: 3 cars, 87c.
; No.' t hard winter; t cars, dark,
l.itc; 1 car, k7c; I cars, sovic;
'1 scar, t&c; l- car, . iic. No. 4
'hard winter: 2 cars, 84c. No. 4 mixed: 1
!ear,-7c. Corn No. ! whlta; 2 cars, 7614c,
No. . whits, i cars, 75c. No. 2 color: 1 car,
,7bc, 'o. t color. 1 car, 74e. No. 2 yellow:
1 car. 73V,c; 1 car, 734c. No. 3 yellow, 7
earaJc; I car, 72H& No. 4 yellow:.. 1
ear, 71c No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 720. No, 3
mixed: 2 cars, 72Hc; 2 cars, 72c. No. 4, 1
I car, vie. uau io. 3 white: 8 cars, iic;
i car; 31c. No. 3 yellow: 2 cars, 31V4c
; Omaha Cask Price.
WfJEAT-No. 2 hard. MWIf&V3c; No. 3
.hard; 86V487tic; No. 4 hard, 798.ic.
. CORN-No. 2 white, 76ci No. 3 white.
T44--75c; No. 4 white. 72-fl7314c No. 3 color,
74ic; No. Z yellow, 73to7Mic; No. 3 yel
low. IZlSrtjTSc; No. 4 yellow, fuMyilo. No.
2, ijc; No. 3. 72c; No. 4, 70H7lc..-
OATS No. white, 32Vi32H; atandard,
$2Z2?.; No. 3 white, 31-33c; No. 4
whit, 31$3U4C
Is A HLfc. Y Malting, 00(&70c; No. 1 fd,
wheat. Com. Oats
Chicago ................. 27
Mlnneapolla .............. 241
Duiikh
Omiuia 00
(Kansas City 213
8t. toills 21
Winttpeg 54
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CHICACIO GKAI.V AMD PIIOVISIONS
fee tire of tke Trading aad ('losing
' ! Prleea on Board of Trade. :
CHICAGO. Aug. 14,-Gialn prices were
wtaker today, a factor being lino crop
-weather. Cash demand was negligible
and stronger, early cables foiled to nolu
,ihn 'market. The close was generally
steady on the lower levels, wltn wneat
c to a oil . . .
' Lack of buying was noticeable In wheat.
.Shorts, who of late havs covered treaty,
Iseerned content and liquidation absorbed
the .sarly gains. Cables, largely baaed
on Uftpromlsing European crop conditions,
'were higher and were reflected In the
.early-trading by upward prices. The unl
iforntfy favorabla reports, with their story
of undiminished yields, coupled with a
rir.wnMj casii ana export demanj,
'crowded the figutss down. The dose
,was:,stdy. . September ranged between
jSMc and 2,c, final figures being c
lower at 93c. December touched Vho
and W,,e, and finished lower, at
The market was reflected In corn, and
,early, advances were swallowed up later
t ck on prices an along
ithe line. Repeated reports of ideal
Iweather In the corn belt. Indicating v
.11 iit in tna prospect, iielpid
(along the decline. The close waa steadv.
IMcember fluctuated between 66'4c and
Pftc, closing lower at S464Vic.
'No. 4 yellow was quoted at 77.,!&74o.
Larjga receipts and a good demand rave
; downward trend ta oau prices. The
close was firm. December ranged from
iS3vc- and a?':, with, last prices Ukc
'lower. at 3214c .
Provision were active from the start,
iwith Benetous trading. The close was
f?8, Si,lXer Products finished: Porfc
S.12. . higher; lard, $10.96, 7io
up, and ribs. $1.VK10.S0. 54i7i,c higher.
' Cloaing quotations on futures ware:
Qaotationa of the Day oa ' Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14 -FLOl'R-8teady ;
spring patents. Io.l0fi55; winter straights,
K5Mf4.&); winter patents, 34.80Sa.25; spring
clears, $4.o64.80; winter extras, No. 1,
$4.1O'a4.20; winter extras. No. 2. $l.00t?4.10;
Kansas straights. t4.3o94.S0. Hye flour,
quiet; fair to good, HMKaU"; choice to
fancy, J). 15 4. 3. .
COKNMhALSteady; fine, whlto and
yellow, tl.(ul.70; coarse. tl.GOfyl.&i; kiln
drlfd, $4.05.
KYE Quiet; No. 2 western, 73c, c. 1. f..
Buffalo.
BARLEY otady; malting, 70)c, c. I.
I. Buffalo. T
WilEAT-Futures cloued iihtO lower;
September, closed at 11.01'k; December,
11.00 5-18.'
COlt.V-Market nominal..
OATS Spot easy. '
HAY-Sivnuy; .nwe. 11.35; No. 1, $1.30;
No. 2, M.l.V6rl.20. :,o. 3. 95cU$1.05. .
HIDEsJ-Steady; Central America, 23
Bogota, 242iv.
. 'LEATHKU-Pir.ii: hemlock - firsts, 23
27c; seconds. Slff.Oc; thirds, Il&2;c; rs
K'cts. 15c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, firm; mesa, $!8.75
f(20.2ii: fKinlly, $0.irt(";j.0o; short clears.
319.iMr21.ee. Beef firmer: mess. $ 16.O0ft i 6. 50:
'family, $18.50fol9,00. Cut meats, firm. Lard,
nrmer; nixu.n west, siasfcvil.os; refined,
mrong; continent, $11.35; South America,
$12.05: 'cnmtund, steady. .
BUTTEIt-Barely steady; receipts. 3.33J
tubs. Creamery thirds, 22ac; stati
dairy, finest, 2;c; good to prims,' 2."A
24Hc.
CHEESE Firm; receipts 2,101 boxes;
state whola milk, white, specials, 15ftl6c;
colored, ltk-; average fancy, colored, 13c.
EOG8 Firm; - receipts, 17.GS1 cases;
fresh gathered firsts. 2121Vsc; seconds,
10H(&2riHc; fresh gathered checks, good to
fine, 15Vi4il7c; refrigerator firsts, 226
23c; seconds, 19&21C. thirds, 17 18c.
I"OL"LTKY Alive, steady; western
steady; western broilers, nV'JDc; fowls.
15c; turkeys. 14c. Dressed, Irregular; fresh
killed western broilers, I9tji6c; fowls, 14
17c; turkeys, left 17c. , . . r
Cora aad Vkcal Realoa Dalletla.
Unite Htates - Depa.unent of Agrlcul
ture, weather . bureau's report for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a rr.., 7i,t.'i
meridian time,.. Wednesday, August 14:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
' ' ' - Trmp.-" Rain
3titlon. ; lUg.j..Lrf)w. fall. Sky.
Ashland, 'Neb., 77 61 .01 k Pt. cloudy
Auburn, Neb... 73 a .17 Pt. cloudy
nrunen Bow ., w ,V Cloudy
Columbus, Neb. TO . M .00 Pt. cloudy
v. uiuennon, iso. 81 .10 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb, SC ,67 .61 Cloudy
Fairmont. Neb. t ' fi .00 Pt. cloud v
nr. jsiana, nd. so . z .oo cloudy.
Hartington, Nb 83 62 .00 Cloudy
Hastings,-Neb.. 83 ... 63 . .00 Cloudy
HoldreRe, Neb. 83 62 .00 ' Cloudy
Lincoln, Neb... SO 62 .00 Cloudv
No. Platte, Nb 34 36 .00 Pt. cloudy
t.aKdaie,- Neb.'. 84 - 83 , .00 Clear
Omaha. Net?.... 80 64 ' .00 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb. $2 I .00 Clear
Valentine, . Nb. 82 5 ,00 Clear .
Alta, la. 82 56 . .00 - Clear
Carrol), la:.i., 82 . K3 ,t Pt. cloudy
i.iannaa. ia.... iw w ,,n uiouay
Sibley., la. , SO to .00 ' Clear
Sloug City, Ia. 84 M .00 Clear
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Taklng today's
highest quotations as a basis, the general
average of prices In the stock market
was the highest of the year. This was
mainly due to the strength of a number
of specialties of the semi-active c.ass,
whose recent advances have been pto
portlonately ggreater than those recorded
by the speculative favorites.
. As a matter of fact, however, many
of the better known specialties, Includ
ing Steel, made their best prices of the
year today, while Union Pacific, Amal
gamated Copper, smelting and other ac
tive Issues were higher than at any
period In several months.
Steel's rise, followed by that of inde
pendent steel companies, was naturally
associated with President Taft's message
to congress vetoing the steel bill.
west prices were shaded slightly In the
later dealings. Fully one-third of the
dare fairly laraje oneratlnna ; inn..
actedjn the first hour, when some 250.000
snares changed hands. Taking the day
as a who;c, the movement was 'largely
in ujuiniuruni issues. .
!?cn again reported extcn-!ve!y
in this market, but purchases and sale
were so evunL- balunced as to leave the
net result In doubt.
Bonds were- firm, with a wide distri
bution of business.
7.!' "',cS' aggregated, $2,633,000.
Limed states Government bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows- -
Silts. High. Law. Clan.
Sfw York Sfluins; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Closlng quota
tions on mining stock i were:
Con. TuddoI Ho-. . IS ' Mr jlcn
do bond! '..-.....: U Onurlo .......
Con. Cl. V ii Ophlr
Iron 8lrr :'...'.140.' gtsnoard ....
LmiIvUIo Con 1J Ytllow Jacket
Lime thief i
Otforel. ,
; - . ; , , , , -,
' t'oadltioa of Treasary.
' WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-At the be
ginning of today, condition of United
States treasury:
Working balance In treasury - offices,
$H243,225; in banks and Philippine treas
ury, $35,677,239; total of general fund.
$l0,5f8,647. These f gures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
flank Clenrlaifa,
OMAHA, Aug. 14. Bank clearings for
today were $2,$80.159.48, and for the cor
responding day last year $2,439,386.90.
CHANGES IS AVAILABLE SUPPLY
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Very Moderate Hun of Cattle for a
Wednesday.
E0O SUN HOLDING UP WELL
Skeep and Lamb Trade Slow, Wklle
Prices This Week Show Qolte a
Considerable Decllae Against
Last Week's (taotatloas.
28 cows..... 1012 8 05 62 cows 808 5 10 calves. $S.0C9 7;;
16 cowa 1020 4 85 21 cows 346 4 SO steers, $4.5v.25;
6 feeders.. 933 6 50
43 feeders.. 917 6 55 10 feeders.. 732 5 75
15 feeders.. 892 6 83 4 calves... 152 7 50
U heifers... 832 4 60 7 cows 724 4 00
18 feeders.. 845 CIS 18 feeders,. 652 ( 75
27 feeders.. 991 6 45 12 feeders.. 825 5 95
17 steers.... 1001 75 15 steers.... 900 6 25
18 steers.... 1232 7 25 10 cows 668 4 85
8 feeders.. 7S7 5 50 18 c. 4 hfs. 923 5 25
28 steers.. ..1258 7 15 11 cows..... 945 4 90
33 c. & hfs. 928 6 20 4 heifers... 535. 5 50
Brass tc Rice, Nebraska.
3S steers.. ..1410 8 15 131 steers... .1127 7 00
71 steers.... 1422 8 15
HOGS Prices generally were put on a
So higher level this morning. With a
moderate run of hogs here and bullish
r.i.t frnrti I ficaso pud other markets
BUTTER No.-1, 1-lb. cartons. rTc: No.
1, in 60-lb. tubs. 27c; No. 3, 26c; pack
ing, 25c. . . ... ,
CHEESE-Imported Swiss, 25c; Ameri
can Swiss. 26c; block Swiss,' 24c; twins.
I7',4c; daisies, ISc; triplets, lie: Youna
ll.tfl iio no iton Americas, 19c; blut, label brick. ISWc
. too m iosi !-' ; Kmberger, 2-lb.. 20c; 1-lb., 22c.
1.K00 Mill 147 . H7U. I PrIT1.TRYnr ,ll..r. . item
Z 'S '2S ,benf' Uc: cock"- duck-
stags, 6Vc;-old dunks, full feathered, 9c;
goese. full feathered, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
plgnons, per doa., Wc; homers. $i.00;
kiiuabs, No. I, $1..'4; No. 2, 50c.
BEEF CUT PRiCES-No. 1 ribs, 21Hc;
No. 2, i6c; No. 3. llc; Ao. 1 loins, 24c;
No. t, hc; No. 8. ,13c; so. 1 chuckk,
M4c; No. 2, t4c; No. i, ;e; No. J tounds.
J3'iC: No. Z. 1jc: No .!. lrt. Nn 1 m.a
.... ttV, !$.; No. t, M,o: No. 3, hc.
J!.. V... I FJSH (freih-l'icher..'9c: white 13c:
2 i puig, lic; trout,. 14c; large crappies. 12B
82 66 . .30
88 6ft .41
86 66 ,t
8 '64 " M
M 60 ' .40
82 GO ... .80
76 - 62 .00
92 68 .00
82 "60 .30
!Article Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
t:eit.!934fi
Dec..!3ltl
. May.!,i
Corn, f i
fpt.(7l14S14i
Deci ; w
May. i U
Dataj I
fept 8I4ST.l
Dec..32Ve'4i
My.i34-Vl3W
ori;
k4 Vi 93U
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kept 18 10 J 18 12VI 18 02!
Oct. 18 1754- I 18 02W.
1 30 18 29 18 Wis 18 12fc 18 46
1 W j U 87; U Tim 18 M ls ,uV
tept. V 35 ) W 87Hi Bfe 10 85 (It 77i4.
OCL.'WW
I 10 2jJ 10 95 10 90 ! 5 r?U
D!3..il0 B7VI Witt)
W60 ( W 75 I1067KIW75 w7. 1
JaR-.4.'w 4SJ-73J W 72H ) 1 10 ft
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t'aah quotations were as follows:
KLUl'H-8teady; winter patents. $4.30
4.70; straJghU, 4.004.60; spring patents,
i.&''ii.!X; straights, $1.50if l.W; bakers.
t44.3.
it re No. j, 70c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 4045: fair
to cl.o.i s malting, t&70c.
86.iaa-Timothy $.OSio,9; clovar.
tii.W. ....
i'KOVIPIONS-Pork, mess, $18.0rt8l8.12H.
Ird tin tierces). $10.80. (Short rib,
tluuse), $10.37,
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to vx.vm bu. Primary re
Not Included in averages. Minimum
temperature for twelve-hour period end
tng at S a. m. . . , . .'j -,
P1STRICT AVERAGKH.
No. Temp. Rain
Central. Stations., High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 0....4 17
Louisville, Ky... 21
india'polla, Ind, 10
Chicago. 111. 1
8t. Louts. Mo... 18
Pes lolnrs, la. 21
Minneapolis ....44
Kn. City, Mo.. 23
Omaha, Neb..... 17
. The weather ' i cooler throughout tht
corn and wheat region, uolns occurred In
all except the Mlnneapolla district. Palls
of one Inch or more occurred at the fol
lowing stations. In Kansas-Macksvllln,
1.10. Mlsrourl-Kldder. 1.60. Illinois
Parts, 1.40. Indiana Eloomlngton, . 1.40;
Lafayette. 1.10; Madison, 1.60. Kentucky
-WllllamBtown, 1.40. U A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, weather Bureau.
St. Loots Oeaeral Market.
6T. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-WHEAT-Cash.
higher: track No. 2 red, $1.031.06; No, 3
hard. DUfiSac.
CORN-lrregular; track No. 2. 80c; No.
2 white. 7W?9Hc.,
OAT-Htronif. track No. 2, 31M3-C
No. 3 white, 33HO. "
WHEAT Firm; September, 82"ic; De
cember. 92J92cv '
CORN Lowen September, 70c; Decem
ber, 62V4C.
OATS Lower; September, S0430Ho;
December, 81ic"' . . . ' . i
RYE-8teady. 7Jfl.
FLOUR Steady: red winter patents,
$4.5004.75; extra fancy and straight, $4.06
4J4.40; hard winter dears, 33.gov3.35. ,
8EEt-Ttmothy. $10.00. ...... ,
. CORNMBAL, $3.60..
BRAN Sacked, east track, 97c$1.01.
HAY-8teady; timothy. . $l2.00i&'18.00;
prairie, $ll.OWft'105.00. t
PROVISlONS-l'ork, unchanged; Job
bing. $16.50. liird. unchanged; prime
steam. $l'i.32Wtle.4- Dry salt meata
unchanged; boxed, extra shorts. He; clear
ribs, 11c; short clears, U'ic. Bacon, un
changed; boxed, extra short, 12c; clear
ribs, 12c. short clears, 124c.
POl'LTHY juiet; chickens. 12c: spiln.
lie; turkeys. 16t(25s; ducks, wji:c;
gece, MilOVic.
nun KKtieaay: creamery, ;
EGGS Firm, at 18c.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Rva flour, bbla. .... lO.ood 17.W0
Wheat bu H7.0C0 f 312,000
Corn, bu. ............ 89.000 ;. , 40,000
Oats, -bu 1 68,000 71,000
Kaasss Cltr Grata ond Provlaloas.
KANSAS CITY. Mo;. Aug. 14 WHET
Unchanged to lc higher; No. 1 hard. 8i
lc; No. 3. 8S$90c: No. 3 red. fiHQ9W.
No. 3, mi'c " ' '
CORN-Fteady to He higher; Nil. 2
mixed. 7di76c; No. 3. 74fl75c; No. t 'white,
77,V7Sc'. No. 3. 77c.
OATS-Rteody; No. 3 white, 84HS3c;
No. 2 mixed. 34SiS5c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-September, ISc; December, 874
fS74c. May. 90c.
CORN Scpterr.bfr, Hffl9le; December,
ile; May, 61Hi51ViC.
OATS September, 3?Hc; December,
me, - . , :
KYK-7?C"3c. .
HAY-Steady; choice timothy, $13.60
14.00: choice prairie, t9.25ifr.7S.
BUTTER Creamery, J4; first, 22c;
seconds. 20c; packing stock. 20c.
EGGS Extras, 20Hc; firsts, 19c: stc
onds, 14c.
Receipta ,Bipm,
AmtlKunatod Copper .
Amtrlotn Acricultural
Acierlrtn Doct Sugir,.
Antrrlran Cu
Amtrlun Ctn pit..
Amorlran c A P......
Amricin Cotton OX...
Am. let Securities
Amcclctn Unseed .....
Amertfen Locomotive .
American R. a Ft ,
Am. 8. R. pta,
Am. (user Refining...
Amrlrsn f. A f . .....
American Tobacco ....
Anaconda. Mining Co..
Atehlion
Atchison pfd
Atlantic coaat Line..
liaitlmore
Rrthlihem
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chrupeake A Ohio..,
CMmo O. W
Cnlcago, M. St. P,
fWcao & N. W
Colomao I....;
fsnioltdated Oaa .....
Corn Pnoducta .......
Delaware A Hndaon..
Denver a Rio Grande...,
D. a R. 0. pfd
DMIIUrV Swurltlea ....
E1 i i. ......
Brit lat pfd
tri M pfd...
General Electrls , ........
Oreet Northern pfd......
flrrat Northern Or etft..
Illluola Central
Interborouch Met, ......
Inter, Mt. pfd...'..1.,...
International Harveater ..
Inter. Mlrine pfd ........
International paper ...X.
International . Pump . . .
Kanaaa Citjt So.....,..,
Laclede Oaa
Lehlh Valley' :....'......
Lotilnvltte - Nanhvllle..
m.. at. p. a. a a. m...
Mleaourl, K. T........'
MlMourl Pacific
National HUcult
National Lead
S. H It. of M. id pfd..
New York Central
t Y O. & W.....
Norfolk A,Wcetern .. ,t.
Korth Americas
Northern Pacific ,
Pacific Mail
Pnnnartvanta .............
Poople'a Oae ..............
p.. v, C & sr. l
Pltlahttrth' foal
Pdeeaed Steel . f'ar.....i,
Pullman Palace Car,.,,.
Reedlns
Rpubllo I. A S ,
Rewnbllo 1. A . pfd...
1'juk Inland i"o ,
Rock bland w. pfd..,.,
at- u a i. r. id pfd.,...
Seaboard A. L.:.
a. A. L- pfd
aionr-fihetflMd 8, A I...
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway .......
So. Rallwav pfd
Tennetiwe Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
Vnlon Pacific
I'nlon Pactllo pfd, ;,
t'nlttd States Realty
t'nlted atatea Rubber
0,4W U m 15
(00 '4 04
MOO 71 71 71
, ,700 41 41 41
00 10 111, 1I9V4
1.7M (1 (OK II
100 M 14 ' 1,3
4.190
12,100
M
134
4
e'.
44 44
I74 U
101 10a 10JS lOIA
1.M3 2t 2'i 1M
700 Ht'b U I4
00 105 SOI 804
.100 43 43 U
Canada Skovra Bla; Decrease la tke
Wfceat Yield.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14 -Special cable
find telegraphic communications received
frcm Bradstrcfit's show the following
chani;e- In a' al ab'e suppJes, as com
paied with prevoui repo ts:
Available eupplles Wneat, United
t tatis. eat RocKtes, . Increased. 273.00)
lml es; United ttate', wet Rockies, de
creastd, 107,000 bushes; Canada, de
cieafej, l,tO3.OJ0 bushels; to al. Unite
States and Carada. decreased, 831.0X
bushels; afloat for and In Europe, de
created, 6,700,000 bushels; tota American
and European supply, decreased, 7,531,0i)J
buihsls, Corn. United States and Can
ada, Increased, 364,000 bushels. . Oats,
United States and Canada, Increased,
31,100 bushels. The leading Increases re
ported th a week follow: Manitoba 7H8.OJ0
bushels; Fort Worth, 336,003 bushels;
Louisville, 177.00) bushels; Nashville, -05.-100
bushels Akron, 104,000 bushels; Mil
waukee, private elevators, 90,000 bushels;
Lianas, iv.vuu ousneis.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 14. 1911. 1 local trade began with shippers and
Receipts wrre: cattle. Hogs. Sheep "Peculators paying fully 6c higher and
uniciai Monday 7,77 3,909 15,103
Official Tucsdav 8.as
Estimate Wednesday.. 3,600
9,397
8.400
lD.Mu
10,734
Three days this weelctf.KS 21,708 36.152
Same days this week.13.282 23,274 32.SS4
fame days 2 wks. ago. 8.575 19.7S9 iJb.j
Same days 3 wks. ago. 2I, ioli
Same days 4 wks. ago. 8,642 'A.m 2,U0
Same days last year. .20,118 13.181- 33,917
The following table snows the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year: 1912, 1911. Inc. Dec.
Cattle E09,2 394,216 84.360
Hogs 2,147.852 1,691,4 456,35
Sheep ......1,122.563 9S6.164 146.399
The fallowing table the range o:
prleea Tcr hogs at South Omaha for the
laat few days with comparisons:
Date. l!u. jlivll . iltil4."Mv. . I ua. il.C. 'ISQsj.
Aug. 3..I 7 98
Aug. 4..
Aug. 5.. 8 03
7! 7 75, 7 oil 6 DS 6j V
t2! 7 701 7 I2 38i I 2!
7 041 7 681 7 611 6 38! 6 93i
Aug. 6..1 7 981 I 7 711 7 681 451 S 851 8 20
Aug. 7. .17 90 17 161 I 7 691 6 Soi 6 77! 6 21
Aug. 8..I 7 83t4 7 28 7 S0 I 6 3C E 741 U
Aug. 9..I 7 88HI 7 271 7 791 7 491 1 5 801 80
Aug 10. 7 951 7 23 7 811 7 41 6 40 5 85 5 95
Aug ll. 7 211 7 831 7 341 50 6 hi
Aug. 12.1 8 0341 7 11 7 95 ! 7 42 6 41 6 86
Aug.. 13. 8 63,1 8 06 7 471 ii 5 Ml 5 92
Aug. 14.. ...( 7 10! 7 48 17 6 ".4 6 H
, BMAtlA GKn.;.L 31ARKET.
t.ioo 2DI' MV, JWV
1 4od to :s 2
II, SOD tan 12 tt
1.700 111 )
3,400 1M 104 1M
1,M0 44 142 14t
l.tOO 12 11 U
120U Hi 147 H7
, 10,200 11 li
lt
1
' 200
1,700
2,i0
1.400
00
34
23
64,
45
m M ; 1"C; Bpanlstt niackc: tl, 19c; eel. 19c; had-
4S 46 ".was, uic; iiour.aeia, uc; gret
!oo ns im ii 1 )ic;-lose (had. 5c each, slmd roe,
1. 'OO 3 142 142
15.400 44 44 41
200 111 121 131
',) 20 20 30
2, too o 4014 to
400 124 . 124 12
...4.. .... 1
100 14 14 14
- 100 27 t7 2,
400 27 2; 17
100 107 107 107
7.600 171 172 171
4.7AO 170 16 16t
600 1J4 161 IM
700 29 29 26
2,800 3 M
200 127 137 . 134
1.400 0 t 64
...1 30
1,100 11 118 11
600 33 33 33
1.100 113 113 113
. 10 . 13 33 K
10.200 131 131 131
1.000 32 21 33
4.900 126 . 124 124
6O0 113 lit 111
1,000 U 110 110
!4.OI 27 2A 2
. ,000 37 37 37
400 1M 1116 lft
M.C00 172 172 172
'6,300 23 2) 21
een catfish.
per
2,300 M
1.200 27
1.100 63
600 36
100 24
400 64
6.600 67
1. 10 113 113
(.toft V f
1.600 31 10
1.700 41 ' 42
30.1 22 22
23,700 174 174
100 61 1
27
63
IS
24
61
63
1.4O0 63
t'nlted States Steel. ..... 111. 100 74
V. S. Steel pfd
Utah Copper . .
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wabeah'
Wabaah pfd
wcitern Marylane ...
Weiterfl t'nlon
Weallndiouae Electric
Wheeling A U ...
Total aalea for th day, 174.200 aharss.
62
72
1.100 113 111
4,(00 f.1, (3 '
41 . 41
1 I
16 16
64 64
14 33
81 ' 11
too
100
to
60S
2.300
2,(00
pair, 40c; salmon, lie; halibut, 8c; yellow
pvivu. DuiiaiQ, sc; DUlilieaUs, 8jC.
.,tl'IT!, 'V-New apples in . luls..
$3 50. Spanish onions, pa- case, $1.60;
btrawbeiries. per case 'M qts., 4uo.
bananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.2jt9
J.fcv; jumbo, per bunch, 2.75id.i'5. Date.
Anchor brand, new. 3u 1-lb. pkgs. in box.
per box, $2.25; Dromedary brand, new, 30
Hb. pkgs. in box, per box, $3 00. Figs, Cali
fornia, per uute ot 12 No. J pkg., toci
per case of 36 No. 12 pkgs., $2.50; per cast
uf 60 No. 6 pkg.., $2.00; bJlk. In 26 and
U-lb. boxes, per lb.. 10c; new Turklsn,
5-c;owrvln 20-lb. Ixixes, per lb., 16c; 'U
crown.i In 20-lb. boxes, per lb., ' ldc; 7
11 own, in . 30-lb. , bojjcj. per lb., 17.'.
Lemons, Llmonlrra, selected brand, extra
lancy, 300-3BO sixes, per box, $7.50; Loma
Llmonelra, fancy, 300-300 Sizes, per bo::,
$6.60; 240-420 sixes, 60- per box less; Cal.
fornia. choice, 90O-3iiO stses, pur box, $5.5.)
Oranges, California Elephant branuj
extra fancy, 90-128 sixes, per box,, J3.7J;
extra fancy,'-all sixes; per 'box, $4.5;
Valencia oranges, all s'.ses, $1.00. Peachej
Callfovnia, Sic. Wax beans, per basket.
7ac; green beans, per basket, $1.00. Canta
loupes, Calllornia, 4J .else, ;i.00. Watei
melons, per lb., J&c. I'vachen, Texan,. 4
baskets, 660; bu. baskets, $1.30..
VEOETAULES Cabbage, homo grown,
per lb;, Hie. Celery, Michigan, per '60s..
35c. Cucumbers, hot house, per doz., C0c.
ligg plant, fancy riorlda, per dos., $2.W.
Garlic, extra fancy, , whlto, per doz.h lie
Lettuce, extra fancy, white, per dos., 25c.
Onions, white, in crate, $1.00; yellow, per
crate, 90c. Parsley, fancy southerns, per
Uos. bunches, 6076c. Potato, home
grown, new, per bu., 75c. Tomatoes,
home grown, per 4-batket carrier, 75c. ,
. ' Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. H. WHEAT
i Close. September. 91c. December. 92Vkc:
j May, KWtftittc. i
34 I ,. rLOUR-Local patents in Wood, f. 0. b.
"J Minneapolis., $4.90i3.26; other patents.
J $4.67 4.90: first clears, $3 453.65; second
;:j clears, iLcoftcse.
9 'a 1 TJTJ . X' 1 1 in
13
o
53
24
63
66
111
10
(I
42
22
174
II
13
62
74
'Indicates Sundays.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock-yards. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p.
m. yesterday: 1 1 '.
KECEII'TS-CARLOADS.
, Cattle.Hogs.Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P. Ry... 3 ,7 ..
Wsbash Ry..,;.v..., 1 2
Union Pacific Ry... 61 24
C. & N.-W., east... 2 14
C. & N.-W.t west... 39 ,27
C. St P., M. & O... 4 14
C, B. & Q east.... 3 6
C, B. & Q., west... 32 21
C R. I. aV P., east.. 5 ' 6
C. R. I. & P., west 1 1
Illinois Central Ry.. .. 4
C. O. W. fly. ...... 1 3
1. a. jUj. isdlinl L.i'ir retjlro
ments. Aithouo'u a pretty fair, number
of good shipping hogs were among the
offerings, shippers were a little conserva
tive In their buying and bought no ;nore
than recently. Evenness was a prom nent
feature of today's trade, as the packers
took hold of the market after the more
urgent shipping orders were filled and
paid prices about steady with the open
ing.
grades changed hands mostly a niclwi
higher than yesterday. The market was
fairly active throughout and a complete
clearance was made comparatively early
In the morning. A few loads of good
light hogs sold at the top price, $8.35.
Representative sales:.
Texas and Oklahoma
cows and heifers, $3.50
f7.!ic.
HOGSRecelpts, 6,400 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $7.0&8.70; mixed
and Lutcher steers, $8.508.70; good heavy,
$S.5CS.60. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,900
l-eari: irixrkef steady; muttons. $3.754.75;
lambs, $5.507.26; atockers. $20063.50..
PROBE GRAFT IH GLINTOH
Manner in ffhich Bridges Are Put in.
Subject to Inquiry. (
'
0THES COUNTIES. COME NEXT
i
I.lc'htnlnK Destroys Station at Dallas
Center Des Moines Clttaeaa Ob
ject to Noise Made by Loco
motive Wklstles. -I
32
,1,792
952
1,351
3,757
.Total receipts 142 128 37
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris Packing Co 407 1,071
Swift & Co............... 609 1,666
Cudahy Packing Co.... 622 1,855
Armour & Co 628 2,292
Schwartz-Bolen Co...... 1 1,074
Murphy ... 139
Morrell 27 ...
W. B. Vansant Co...... 22
Hill & Son 222
F.. B. Lewis... 103 ...
Huston & Co.. 99 ...
J. B. Root & Co 189
J. H. Bulla... 51
L. F. Huii. 16
McCreary & Kellogg... 73 r ...
W.trthelmer '& Dcgen.. ISO
Sullivan Bros.... 9
Lee Rothschild 129
Al. &. Kan. -Cal. Co..... 31
Cllne & Christie......... k8 ' ...
Rotenstock '4 ... '
Others buyers............ '754 4,983
' Totala ' . . .'. ':. 4,131 8.097 12,865
CATTLE Cattle, receipts we:e Hgnt
this morning,, but urstoi tunate y advices
f.om other seil.ng points we.e very un
lavorabie, so tnat tneie was a great
plenty rtn sale.. For tne week receipt j
i;a.e been large, the tnree oays footing
uu a - total. oi .i7.oo tieau. tno.heav.es.
tnat they.l.aie been fo.' any s.ml ur per
iod for a numoer ot weeks ua.K, bat suit
t-mal.tr ti.an a year ago by . i.zftj nead.
As a matter of couree tne tncieased le-
CeiPta aie due to ine Uu Uil weacoin
catt e a e nuiarahy coming a Utt.e nure
euiy ts tne season aavuneu. -
,-lleaily dcauabie beet kteeis were very
No. Av. Sb. , Pr.
r.,.:...iu m 7 60
177 tO 7 30 ,
33 281 400 7 90
42. 217 ... 7 0
287 r... 1 S5
1 310 ... 7 K
38 100 ISO 7 95
(2. 280 120 7 36
67 300 80 7 91
61 273 HO 8 00
(4 ,270 80 8 U0
(8 250 80 I 00
66.... ...806 140 8 00
20 245 ... 1 00 .
68....270 80 8 00
(7 19 120 100
(6 244 ... 1 00
16 244 80 8 00
CO .266 ... 1 00
...... ..283 ... 1 00
42 242 220 1 00
(8.. .....260 ... 1 00
68 ..268 30 1 00
74....;. .166 120 8 00
63 2S9 ... 102
78 230 40 8 05
6....'.2S2 80 1 05
44.'. 187 200 8 05
69, 2(1 80 8 05
6 277 80 1 06
(6 ..257 ... 8 05
26 258 ... 8 06 .
(4.. 2 160 3 05
70 27 120 8 05
69..' 2(1 200 I 06
43. .259 80 I 05
43 243 t 06
80...... .234 .... I 06
70 32( ... I 05
72 -..: 200 1 05
(0 303 80 "8 05
(9 245 160 8 05
60....... 353 1(0 t 07 .
65 24 ... 8 07
6....... 284 10 1 07
72 141 ... 1 07
(3 171 ... 107
SI. 28 320 I 10
73 244 120 I 10
(7 ..245 ... 1 10
64 261 20 I 10
No.
.15 244
67 208
64 223
(6 243
78.. 234
63 ISO
Av. So. Pr.
.. 8 10
40 3 10
40 8 10
80 1 10
40 1 10
.. 1 10
40.. .....241 1(0 I 10
76..
42...
80...
(8...
74...
...241 80 I 10
...253 ... 1 10
...242 160 8 10
...216 2S0 8 15
..,310 120 8 15
...238 240 1 10
...217 80 8 10 .
51.
83.
.256
,.239
.217
61 288
29..
(t..
63.1
70..
68..
(1...
64..,
44..
78...
36...
72...
73...
76...
32. ...
89...
68...
.32...
....195
....223
80 I 10
80 8 10
80 8 15
115
40 8 15
80 I 16
...255 120 8 18
....141 6 l it
....249 30 8 16
. . . .199 40 8 16
... 231 1(0 8 15
....234 120 1 15
....251 80 I 16
....201 ... jl 15
. ...217 280 1 15
....223 200 1 15
....202 40 I 15
....190 30 8 20
....260 120 8 20
....210 280 . 8 20
....214 ... I 20
80 221 40 8 20
71 211 100 8 20
25 252 ... 8 20
107 171 ... 80
7( 231 80 1 SO
81 207
(3... ....295
(0. ;29(
25 264
(3 214
89 196
72.. 263
10.......2J0
(3 246
II 252
80 8 10
40 8 10
SO I 10
... 8 10
... I 10
80 8 14
80 1 10
40 1 10
... S 10
80 t 10
91..., -....209
.70 125
81..... ..319
70... ....211
74.....190
71. v 163
30 183
94.......194
(3....V. .238
(8 239
85....:. .184
12 16(
94 ..195
8 20
...' 8 20
... 122
...'8 26
80 8 25
80 8 25
SO 8 25
80 8 25 -...
8 30
80 I 80
40 8 30
... 130
80 8 35
(4 ..222 1(0 8 35
dllliEP While receipts or stieep and
lambs this morning were a little larger
than a week ago and a year ago, they
were lighter than two weeks ago. Ac
cording to first estimates the ' receipts
footed up about forty-three cars or in the
nemghborhood of 10.7u0 head, the big bulk
of the offerings consisting of . lambs.
There were just as few fat sheep on the
market as yesterday and with the excep
tion, of a small number of nattves. were
made up entirely of heavy Montana
wethers. Lamb shipments Included con'
slgntnents from Oregon, Idaho and west
ern Nebraska. On the whole the supply
showed pretty fair quality .or about the
same as on yesterday, there being u
goodly number of fair to good lambs 011
sale. Really choice stuff of any kind was
scarce.
' Dullness was the outstanding feature
of the earlv trade and. outside of a sale
ata.ee tnia mo.n.ng, win e t..e tupp.y oni0f five, cars of Montana wethers at $3.95,
Xew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-MONET-On
call, steady. 2V.I82', per cent; ruling rate,
VA per cent; closing bid. 2 per cent;
offered at 2 Per cent. Time loans, easier,
sixty days. 8HS per cent; ninety aaya,
4 per cent; six months. 444 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PFEK6,tf
per cent. '
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8450
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8706 for de
mand. Commercial bills,. $4.83.
. SILVER- Bar. c; Mex.can dollars,
48c. " '
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing auatatlons on vonus today wee
as follows;
0. 8. ref. , rg...lMHK. C. Bo. ret. 6... 93
ds erase K US. deb. 4a 13U.. (246
C. S. 3a. ret ,.W1 U A N. uni. 4a.. 61
( eeupos 193 M. K. A T. lat 4a 94
V. B. 4a rS v '4 4s 4a...... 84
e eeupoB ...lUSMe. Pacific 4a...... 17
Pan. la, seasea 414. do conv. 6a........ 141
AllteK-hal. lat li. (6 N. R. R. of If. 4a 89
Am. At. 6...........11N. Y. C, a 1...., M
A. T. T. . 4a..ll4 do deb. 4a 11
Am. Too. (a IN N. Y. N. H, A H.
Armour A Co, 4a. 61 ev. !e 90
Atcblaos ten. ta-... A W. lat . 4a., 94
101 do cv. ta ....117
1WN. ' Paeltle 4a M
.'$ S3
;0. a. U rftle. 4..: 92
I'tPenn. cv, la 1111. 17
, a vqo eoA. aa lu
do av. 4a 19(0
do cv. is..'...'...
A. C. L lat 4a..
B. ' A O. 4a
no 3a
Brook. Tr. cv. 4a.
Cea. of 0, ii...
On. Leather ia..
Ctiea. A Ohio 4a
da eonv. 4a
BRAN Per 100-lb. sacks, $19.0OJ19.50.
, FLAX-lStte. ; t
BARLEV-S7064C. .'
' Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-COTTON-Spot
olosed quiet; middling uplands, . 12.00c;
middling gulf, 12.25c. Sales 19 bales.
Cotton futures closed firm. Cloaing bids:
August, 11.86c; September, 11.36c; October,
lt.62e; November, 11.54c; December, 11.69c;
January; U.52c;, February, 11.59c; March,
U.fSc. ,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14.-COTTON-Dull;
middling, 12c; sales, none.
: l,. '. r : ' .. '
Metnt Market.
tac waj xery laigely of tne wOun.ion to
nieulum KUiQ. Uue general maixet on
beit catt.e 'a vtrt sio aiiu buyers
te.meu aetermlneu 10 buy the catt.e 101
lees iiioney ti.un esieruay o. leave them
utuolu. Asa lesuit t..e nio.n ng wai we.i
au anceu betore e. y mucti b-s ne-B wa
t. an. acted, but in the enu thu came so.u
anywneie from weak 10 luc ur more
lower. , Wlme ti.ere was nothing pr.m
Here there wer cattle gooa envugn to
uiing $u.3J.'
. Cows and heifers were In fair demand
and sola hi about the nam notches a'
jete.oay. : ' ;
V n.le attock cattle and feeders were pot
quite such b.Isk seileri as yeicoay t..e,
e. gtneiany uteaay. . '
vjuoia..uiio uii i.a.,o cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $8,504(10.35; fair to good
beet utters, i.uv)..; cuu.1t.011 .10 m.r
beef steers, $6.uu7.oO; good to: choice
heifers; t).i.0ij.i.iw; good 10 choice cu.
2o.uK(i.vO; tan' tv bovd gntilvs, e4.25irji6.oo;
tommou to lair grades, S.74.; good
.to choice' stockera and leeaer, $5.m7.0u;
,air lu tiOuu siouktiK ana leeaers, $5.0tx9
i.j0; common to fair stockers tuid feeders,
4.U&5.u; atock cows and heifers, $4.00(j
a.25; veat ca.ves, $i.00k8.u0; bulls, stags,
otc, jW-ivto- ; '
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beet steurs.- ..ui88.4aj; fair to goJ
beef steers, $6.257.aO; conmion to fair
beef steers. $3.0v.2. . v-.-
Representative sales'. . , ,
NEW YORK. Aug. 14. METALS Cod-
pef. firmer; standard, spot to November,
$17.25517.50;- electrolytic. - $17.6217.76;
lake, $17.624 17.75; casting. $17.87V. Tin,
easy; spot, . $45.55 46.00; August, $45.6oj
46.87Vj; September, $45,4046.76. Iead, firm;
$4.40jf4.60. SpeKer. easv, $6.9097.00. Anti
mony, steady; Cookson's, ' $8.60. Iron,
steady, unchanged, '.,..-. ,
Omaha liny Market.
OMAHA, Aug. 14.-HAY-New. No. 1.
tU.uKtaU.0u: No. 2,. 10.5wj 11.50; No. 3. $8.00
lilO.OO; No. 1 upland, ll.0t6 11.50; No. a,
M0.00JJ11.00: No. 3. $8.0010.00: No. 1 low
land, $10.00810,50: No. 3, $9.0010.00; No. 3.
tT.O0tJO.O0; alfalfa. No. 1. $12 50413.50; No.
2. $10.6011.50; No. 3, S.0010.00; straw,
wheat. $5.00$6.50; oats ond rye. $fi.OO6.5).
'! s - Cotton Goods.
NEW YORK, Aug, 14.-Th cotton
goods market at flrit hands were quiet,
with a softoning tendency in print cloths.
yarn constructions. Retailers are apply.
If Readme sen At.'.'.'. M4 themselvea Steadily In Jobbers stock.
. . 1 " . 1 k. . k.l.llH. m.A ...... J
Wheat, bu J.'tOO
Corn, bu. ..JJIOOOl
Oats, bu..... 84.000
2'80 1)
aoo
Liverpool Grain Market. -
LIVERPOOL, Aug. J4.-WHEAT-8pot
steady; No. Manitoba, no stock; No. I
Manitoba, Ta HVd. Futures firm; Octo
ber. 7s 6d; December, 7s $4d.
CORN Spot firm; old, American.
misted, t 3d; new, American, kt'.a dried,
1 11 Ifntiir. firm- Snlmrwr &a X.t-
CfSuta WC1' .tM..H& bu.. mmn.r.l mitH . ,kma ,
rrsi.w wk. ,iis w 1 rK-atu:ilB UT B y rtai
f'r r. k -A' ...lV.1. .t.
"5o..The world's -ls!ble suppjv as shown
liraacreei s, oecr;asa 7.K1.0OT Bu.
Etitate4 receipts for tomoJTow: Wheat,
-ar; corn, 127 cars; oata, 157 ears;
Ivwgs. .17.00 bead.
-Hsh Prices-Wheat: No. 2 pad. tl.Wi
I'-i; No. 3 red, tV-Sjll-OI; No, 2 hard, Si'-t
hard. .feWVtc; No. 1 northern,
tMl.&, No. 2 northern, 97c$l.uJ; So.
$ iKJithern. HetiilM; No. 2 spring. ttgA
a i No. l aprlsK. 94ijSl.r No. 4 spring,
. v.:t; vehet cs.bL', J.($i.0ir, tiurunj
FLOUU-Wlnter fatenU, 9 64.
VII I v !.-re nral MerV-wf.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 14.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, $!05M!8107'4: No. 3 northern,
$1.0Sgl,05; No. t bard winter. S4$j93c;
September. ISc; December, ;,:892c.
COKN-Na $ vellow f7c; Ve. 8 wfclt.
TStc: No.3. 75C7Cc; September, 71c; De
cember, ,64Sc,
OATH-startdard, ' a3ifH4c.
EAKLKY-sJalUng, 67uc. ' - -
8. L A S. r. t(. 4a 78
JJa de ten. la 14
73 St. L. S. W e. 4a.. SOU
Cblesto A. Ia.. H8, A. U ad), (a..., lt'
C. J. J. s ... va ease. Pe. eol. la... 90
do a. 4a 96 do ev. 4a 35
CHIIfw 4a..l(4 do let ref. 4a 94
C. R. I 4a, n go. Railway 6e WT
da rfs. 4a..'.. 64 a, .... 4,
T. A 8. r e 4a96Cnl0B Paclfie 4a....1
D, A H. v. 4a.... 66 do cv. 4a 106
D. A R. 8. ret. aa. - M'l do lit A ref. 4a. 94
JteUrer 5a ....... .4rr. g. Rubber (a.. ..14
Krlos. I. 4a........ !!. 8 steel Id Is.. .101
. do t. 4 ' Va.-Car. Oars. ta. K
do cv. 4a. ear. B.. 79Swibab lat A ex. 4a (7
HI. Ceo lat ret. 4i. 96wrtem Md. 4a..... M
Inter. Met. 4a..... 4 aet. Elee. v. (., 15
Inter. M. 64. 4a.. K Wla. Central 4a...... 91
.... aiat 7
,t, ..........
Bid. Offered.
lluatoa Slacka and Bonds. ,
BOSTON. Aug. li.-Clcsing quotations
en stocks were as follows:
Alloues 41 Mohawk
Anial. Copper b Nevada Co. ..
A E. L 8.."... 10Nlplaalng Mlacs
Arlaaca Con 1 North Butts :..
B. A C C. A a. 11. 7 North Uke ....
Cat. A AriaoBS 77 Old Doaalotoa .
Cal. A Heels O OeeeoU
festenntal 23Quincy . ........
Cop. Itanae C. C... 53 Sheaaea .......
Kat ButW C. ... superior
Frank I la 14 Superior AB M
Oiroux Ceo 1 Taaaareck
C.renbr Coo. 66 fj. g. S R. A 31
Omn rananea .... 14 ( pfd
Irle Rorals Copser. 3 t ub Cm.
Kerr Uk 154 Vtah Copper Co .
Like Copper ....... Wlneaa
La Salle coppe '4Wolvertn
tttsml Cbfper....... J ....
'Bid.. .. - s ...'. : . "
... U
... 314.
... 71i
..
... 6
... 68
...lit
... 63
... 17
... 4(
1
In ess goods buying and knit goods are
active. . ,
- ... Peoria Market. - .
PFORIA.' August 14.-CORN-Steadv;
No. 3 yellow, 77o; No-. 3 yellow, 77c; No.
4 yellow, 75c; No. 3 mixed, 75c.
OATS-Steadys No. 2 white, S2c; stand
aid. SlHe: No. 3 white. 3iif$i4c; No. 4
white. S08V4c; sUndard. 7c . ... .
." V1 " i "
Dalntk Grain 'Market, . ,, '
DULUTH. Aug. ll.-WHEAT-No. ' 1
hard. $1.04. No. 1 northern, old, $1.03; No.
2 northern, old, 9Sc4 September, 93; De
cember. 92T4C.
QATS !2c, nominal. , - ,-.t.
Coffee . Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-COFFEE Fu
turea closed steady at a decline of 14 to
18 points. Sales. 101.003 bags. - Spot,
steady; Rio, 17c; .Santos, ,16c-
. Oils nad Roala,
.SAVANNAH, Aug. 14. TURPENTINE
Firm at - . : - .
ROSIN Firm; type, F, $6.55; type G,
tS.374. .
' Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.V Aug. 14.-WOOL
w I Steady; territory and western merllurnr.
41 I ivy";, line rneaiums, iwc; line, xsg'i.u.
66
' vcar Market
NTW YflBVr Ana- 14 SITO A Pt.
ici. v.uu, uivtaascv euiar. o..,
Refined, quiet. . f i
loaden ktock Market
LONlJON. Aug. 14. American securities
(tientd steady and a fractioo higher to
The l'erslstcnt and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the . Road
Business Success.
Ne. ...
20
98......
4:..i.:
A. Pr.
.1144 160
.US5 S
Na
. . ,. av. Pr.
...1184 9 86
COWS.
127 t 10 , 11..'..
157 3.16
.... 344 3 JJ
....loin 1 60
.... 946 1 60-
...."957 $60
.... 990 ISO
.... 928 1 76 .
,...l0O 196
...j 930 4 00
j... 3 4 06
....1011 4 00
.... Hi 436 ;
83 4 39
....1000 ( 40
.... 904 4 65
.... 991 4 10
.... 454 4 TO
....10(0 4 16
. 151 4
.1046 4 30
. Ill 4 95
.811 I 00
.937 I 00
.1138 100
. 984 I ftj
. 881 I 00
.1043 i 00
9...
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19....,
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1 1155 i 10
8.v ...1020 I 10
1 1060 I 26
3..
4.,...
4
1.....
1
6
2...
HEIFKRS.
$..'...
4....
u!;!l....
1. .......
i. . ...
426 4 40
630 4 M
... 471 4 16
... TTt 4 4S
... 44 4 46
... 791 4 60 -
A. 736 4 30
... WIS
(40 4 6.
... i 4 t
... IN 4 10
7...,.
4...
BULLS.
I0S0 6 16
....1123 133
....UM I 30
....USi i 75
....1290 I 75
....12M (00
....1240 ( M
.... 690 4 90
.... (14 4 10
.... 57 I 00
....M7 5 OK
674 I 00
.... 771 6 10
.... 992 I 10-
..... 486 I II
.... 675 I 16
.... 900 I 70
427 ( 00
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DES MOINES. Ia., Aug. 14. -(Special
Both mixed and heavy packing J Telegram.) Henry E. Sampson, assistant ;
attorney general, has returned to Clin- ,
ton to continue directing iiie probe int'
graft In county affairs there. An investi
gation is being made by expert account
ants and by the highway commission as :
fo' the cost of bridges, also the grand;
jury is probing Into the manner In which:
county business has betn transacted for
a rood many years.
It. is found that there has been great
graft going on for a long time and the
county Is out large sums. One member
of the board has resigned and other resig
nations are said to be imminent. When
the , probe in that county Is completed
father counties will be investigated also.
Mahtnlng Destroys Station.
Lightning at an early hour today '
caused the burning and complete loss I
of the station on the Minneapolis St
St. Louis railroad at Dallas Center.
Too Mack Whittling. '
-A delegation of residents of a fashion
able residence district called today upon
the chief of police and Induced him to
ask of the railroads that they stop the
unnecessary use of whistles on that part
of their line between the city and Val
ley Junction, Traffic has become very
heavy and the use of the whistles. It
is claimed. Is compelling many people to
remove from the residence dlctrlct, which
Is adjacent.
Organise to Aid Schools.
Prof. P. G. Holden was today placed
on a salary of $5,200 a year by the
Greatry Des Moines committee and its
newly organized crop association to en
gage in showing how to teach agricul
ture In the rural schools and to carry
on the work that Is planned by that as
sociation for the betterment of crop con
ditions. His secretary. Prof.' Stayner.
who managed . the recent unsuccess
ful political campaign for Holden, is In
charge of the organization of the state
to carry(on this work in the schools..
Candidate Gets Off Ticket.
The secretary of state today received
notice from George C. Yeaman of Sioux
City withdrawing as a democratic can
didate for the legislature from Wood
bury county. Yeaman was nominated
at the primary by having his name writ
ten on, but It seems there is a desire to
have another candidate who will be
named by the county committee.
Gol'nic After. Incendiaries."
The state fire marshal will present to
grand juries in various counties of the
state the matter of accusations against
ten different persons suspected of having
burned buildings. Incendiarism Is de
clared to be on the wane since the fire
marshal law went Into effect In Iowa.
A great many prosecutions have occurred
and a close watch has been kept on all
suspicious eases. ' But the - department
expects to convict several more persons
this year and then devote most of the
time to inspections.
Preparing for Car Shortage.
It was announced here today that the
Chicago AV Northwestern railroad has
Just ordered 1,000 new box cars for us
In the western business, especially In
handling grain. Other roads are also
making purchase of equipment, all in an
ticipation of a demand of great force for
the crop-moving season.
' Open Up Ball Moose Campaign.
Carl Franke, the chairman of the new
progressive party state central committer,
today opened up headquarters for that
organization and from this date on an
active campaign Is promised. A supply of
literature has been ordered and a dragnet
is out for speakers willing to go on th
stump In this and other states to talk for
Roosevell.
The other com mitteea have not yet
seen fit to open ...i- iiics campaign. It.
is expected the democrats will get started
ahead of the regular republicans and it
Is still not decided whether there will be
two republican committees. -
68 121
43 233
((....... 221
27 178
74 234
20 224
8 35
80 8 35
... 8 35
... 8 36
.40 1 35.,
... 8 35
Practically nothing else was done during
the first hours of the morning. There
continues a weak and uncertain condi
tion In the eastern trade, and this fact
had a bearish Influence on the local trade.
Although no really choice handy weight
aheep were In the hands of sellers, what
sheep were her sold at prices safely
1525c lower than the same class of sneep
on Monday. Buik of the wethers on sala
today were fat and In good condition, but
had a little too much weight to suit the
packers. '
As a fairly liberal supply of lambs was
on hand and prices here being a little too
high when compared .With the eastern
trade the market continued very dull and
weak throughout most of the forenoon.
Quotations on sheep and- lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $6.907.40; lambs, fair to
good, $5.90.90; lambs, feeders, $5.6O.60;
yearlings, light, $4.86g.2o; - yearlings,
heavy, $4.604.85; yearlings, feeders, $3.85
6.10; wethers, good to choice, $4.254.ti0;
wethers,, fair to good, 33.654.25; wethers,
feeders, t3.25y4.00; ewes, good to choice,
$3.754.00; ewes, fair to! good, $3.003.75.
No. Av. Price.
63 llano lambs, feeders...'.
15 Idaho ewes
76 Idaho yearling wethers....
)94 Idaho lambs .'
379 Montana wethers ..........
621 Montana wethers
103 native lambs
101 native lambs
20 native lambs, culls,
29 Montana wethers .........
161 Montana wethers
V
66 8 10
3 75
79 6 00
68 860
..122 3 96
..121 8 95
74 50
1....
I....
t.
1.
. (SO 3 60
. 70 4 30
.1510 4
.11(1 4 60
.1040 4 (0
.604 l
.ISM 4 49
,IVW I .........
, , CALVES.
: 2 4 26 t (...'...;.
..I486 4 (5
..1445 4(6
..1326- 4 (5
..1150 4 70
8 1920 4 70
..1280 4 76
1.. ....,....! 10
I ....136 i 10
113 7 26
1190 6 25 1 160 t 16
J20 4 00 1 18) IB
43 (Oft . I...... 144 7
,M 1 00 4........... 730 I 71
306 ( 59 1 220 7 16
90S T . 1.. ......... 310 100
M0 t ( 1 155 1 00
.... 113 t ( ' .... 136 I 00
'.....' 390 ? ( I. 19 1 (0
t ' 1 140 8 (0
...... 674 T 25
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
ll.. ...
It" A It
I.e..
1.4
4eo
33.....
WESTERNS.
' ' " Nebraska. '
18 cows 1W 8 2" 1 cows '$ I Of)
24 feeders. M2- . 21 iiwr in 4
90 feeders.. 1040 W 7 feeders.. tT7 6 B."
4 feeders.. 512 6 55 5 lielfers... 30 6 05
cows 5".7 6 40 11 cows 1054 5 4i '
24 feeders.. SH II 14 he'fera.. 6T1 4ft
19 steers.... I3S5, I 70 28 steers.. 1S2 7 80
98 steers... .1286 130 2? cows 6 35
60 , 1 W IH
6 15 . II v. (II t 74
I 3S jl 724 I T6
6 56 ' 24. .. 884 I M
I 40 I..... 740 t (8
I 44. . 9 696 I 14
i 40 I (11 I (0
I 46 1 38 I 35
I 46 I.. 7 6 8
6 50 t 843 I (4
6 6' 13 62( 1
I (4 11 654 I 36
6 44 16........... 932 I 60
1(4 I ...9 (76
I 60 i
.. 71 S 75
.. 62 6 00
..119 , 4 10
, te ' A AA
:im .... . .xt.ii . v tv
65 native ewes 139 3 60,
.30 native -lambs- 80 6 00
678 Idaho lambs 63 6 60
228 Idaho- lambs, feeder........ 62 6 30
290 Idaho lambs, feeders... 64 20
Kansas. -City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 14. CATTLE
Receipts, 7,000 head; market for best
steady, active: others weak; dressed beef
and specials, $8.60 10.40; fair to good, 38.75
a-S.5C; western steers, $5.50(59.20; stockers
and feeders, $4.5ftg7.75; southern steers,
$4.7&S.76; southern cows, $3.25rrt5.50; native
cowa, $3.2O7.00; native heifers, 35.00g8.50;
bulls. $4.006.00; calves, 35.0088.25.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 , head; market
steady to strong; bulk of sales, $H.25S$.50;
heavies, $8.2068.30; packers and butchers,
$8.:)0S.60; lights, 3S.15ftU.52W; pigs, 16. WW
7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.000
head; market steady; lambs, $o.50pii.50;
yearlings, $4.004.76; wethers, $3.04.25;
$3.2533.60; stockers and feeders, $2.26
$3.50. i . ....... . - , ;
Chicago Lire Stock Market.
CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-CATTLE-Recelnts.
20, (00 head; market steady, strong; beeves,
$5.75$10.50; Texas steers, $5.004.90; western
steers, $6.00705; stockers and feeders.
S4.0C7.H); cows and heifers, e2.654je.15;
calves, $6,50(29. re.
HOGS Receipts, 23.000 head; market,
steady; 6c higher; light, $UCvfiS.6o; mixed,
$7.688.65; heavy. $7.65g.50; rough, $7.559
7.75; pigs, $6.00j.Z5; bulk of sales, $7.90
$.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 24.000
head; market, weak to shade lower; na
tive, $3.204.50; western. $3.4034.40; -yearlings,
$4.4C'i5.50: iambs, native, $4.5087.25;
western, $4.5037.25.
' 1 Stock In Sight.
'' Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal markets yesterday: ,'
uattie. . Hogs. Sheep.
6.200 2 5'0
6.000 3.000
6,400 6,900
24,009. ' 25.O0O
49,000 48,20
South Omaha
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Chicago ; .....
" Totals
3600
2,500
7,00
, ' 6.500
, 19.000
3,au0
town Sfotes.
SWALEDALE Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dahl
strom. of near here are the . parents of
triplets, born yesterday. The youngsters
are two girls a.id one ooy, weigmng, 4,
f and 8 pounds.
: HAMPTON Lightning which struck
the Farmer's elevator here at 4 o'clock
Monday morning set fire to the building
completely destroyed it and 10,t00 bushels
of oats and wheat; The loss is estimated
at $6,000, fully insured.
REIN BECK Seven Hundred and twen
ty acres, three farms belonging to as
many estates, were sold at public auc
tion here today for a total of $112,470. The
largest of the properties was the Alex
ander, 360 acres, which sold for $152
an acre, a total of $54,720. The other
farms brought $155 and $145 an acre.
CORNING The news has just reached
here of the death by drowning of Thomas
Gill, a former resident of this place, who
went to Fresno, Cal., four weeks ago. ,
Mr. GUI. with a friend, a Mr. Piper,
were enjoying themselves at a swim
ming pool at Fresno. They were lying on
the sand when a party of men playfully
seised them and threw - them In the
water. Piper swam across the pool, but
Gill, who could not swim, drowned. The
body Is to be brought here.
Bishop McGovern V
Receives Friends
. Patrick A. McGovern, former Omaha
priest, now bishop of the Diocese of
Cheyenne, who for the last month has
been at the St. Catharine's hospital re
cuperating from a nervous breakdown,
has almost entirely recovered. Yesterday
he was able to sit up for the first' time
and receive friends.
St. Joseph-Lire atock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug. 14. CATTLE
Receipts. 2.600 head; market, steady,
steers, $6.75439.40: cows and heifers, $125(9
9.00; calves, $4.608.76.
HOGS Receipt. 5.200 head; market,
slow; top. $8.50; bulk of sales. (8.15418.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.500
head: market slow; lambs. i.0OH7.25.
. .
s -st. Lire 2t--k Mwrket. '
t--7a . ii r ATTr.KT.. !
oelpts. 8,500 head, . including 2.600 head !
. .11 v; huiive nd pe- I
. ;.ii .-.:"t 10.15; tirtfed . ami .
i-fri-- t&tOnSwO: sl'jckers and.
feeders, $4.006.50; cows and heifers, $4.00
Ship Your Stock
to South Omaha
For List of Reliable Conunlli
Merchants See Our Classified
List of Merchants.
aZT.J); bulls. $4.5.
, 4.W I
5.60;
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Sa -.'ica .
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