THE BEE: OMAHA,. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1912.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PHOPKRTY KOI'. SALE.
TO UtSX. aaU. oh Kji.Vi. UrtsT SKhi
JOHN W H'lHKlNii. KA'iNAV ST.
A Bargain
, Kew house. Just finished, in Norwood
.; addition: C rooms, with b:th and rerep
ition hail, oa-t floors throughout, oak fin
jish downstairs, white enamel with ma-
hogany doors upsta'rs. all walls deco
rated, electric light fixtures and sliades.
permanent walks, sodded yard, tine-half
block to Miller Park, for only $3,659. If
; sold this week. Owner will take you out
In auto to show place. Webster VTS.
ABAR6 A IN FOnf6w'"
OnA liv.rnAm and rma .I'li-im hn'lM
within walking distance. Address C 630,
Bee,
TWO COTTAGEsToR 11,700
One 4-rootn and one 5-ioom.
Southwest Corner 35th and Patrick Ave.
Renting for $20. ,
Nonresident owner anxious to raise
some money.
W. H. GATES,
644 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
'Phone Doug. M.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bears in Wheat Trade Have Made
Very Poor Fight of late.
CORN SITUATION IS ACUTE
Heavy Shipping and Strength In the
Other Markets Have Helped to
Give Oata a Fair Recovery
from Bottom Point.
HANSCOM Park residence. Lot 60x150.
Owner leaving city. Bargain. 1705 S. 2Sth
St. H. 1540.
FOR SALE 257V Evans St., 6-room,
new, modern, oak finish, sleeping porch.
Call Owner. Webster 781
- , BUY FROM OWNER.
One acre with fine chicken shed and
yard, new 6-roona cottage. Just completed;
.furnace, electric light, bath and. cement
cellar; 14 blocks from car Unc. Call
Florence 221.
I NEED THE CASH!
And will sell my 5-room cottage, 3322
Franklin St. at a price that will makea
12 per cent Investment. Call and I'll
prove it. C. I. W. Smith.
10 DAYS J8 250.00 10 DAYS
Double brick, near High School, 24
rooms, one-half furnished; annuaftental
$1,200. F. D. Wead, 1801 Farnam St.
ONLY $230.
Lot 50x150, one block from car, in Wal
nut Hill. F. D. Wead, 1801 Farnam St.
NONREStDKNT, anxious to sell his
fine 8-room home, near Strehlow apnrt
ments; all in finest repair; make Offer.
F. D. Wead, 1801 Farnam St.
YOUR own price and terms, 7-room
house, out-of-town owner says sell, $1,350.
GRANT, 211 lirandeis Theater. Doug. 211.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS. Indexed,
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate. Insurance,
Rentals, Care of Property, Omaha.
FOUR fine loti in Morningside addition,
reasonable. Webster 4075.
STOP, LOOK, HEAR.
Seven-room, house at 4010 Brown St., lot
txl30; If taken at once. $1.00. Call at
place or 'phone Webster 3550.
A CUBAGE FOR SALE
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME.
59th and Center, with 15 acres choicest
land and finest of Improvements; house
modern throughout; 10 rooms ami bath;
no trade; good terms. Inquire Andrew
A. Furay, Station B, Route 1, Omaha,
ieb. 'Phone Harney 1027.
ACREAGE BARGAINS near urnann.
CMI) 8. Merrill. 1SW City Nat. Bunk Bldg.
One Acre
With 5-Room House
Near Country Club
Located within one - block of macadam
road that runs on the east side of Krug
l-ark, within 6 blocks of car line. Has
full bearing cherry, plum, peach and
pear trees. Also other small fruits, such
as blackberries, raspberries, strawberries,
gooseberries and currants. . Ground lies
high and sightly In a good location, with
good surroundings. The house is nearly
r.ew; la well arranged. Also has other
outbuildings, large chicken house and
rmall garage. Nice big shade trees ail
around the place.
Have another acre with 4-room house
west' of Miller park, within one block of
Farnam car line and paved road. . Nice
east slope. Lots of young fruit set out.
High and sightly ground. Or can sell
one; or two-half acres with .it, or will
sell the half acre separately. I, Half acres
.have 120-ft. frontage and. will make three
40-ft. lots. One half acre is $750 and the
other $800. The one acre with the four
room house Is $2,750. These are very de
sirable properties and will be sold quick.
Would be pleased to show them to you
at any time.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN.
1614 Harney St.
OMAHA. Aug. 23. 1912.
The bears In the wheat trade have made
a very poor fight of late. They are dis
appointed In not being able to force the
early months off to the 90c level, as was
predicted so freely a month ago. The
trouble is they counted on an enormous
rush of spring wheat to help break the
prices, and the spring crop has scarcely
begun to move yet. The weather has
upset the calculations. The'bl? milling In
terests in the northwest are getting away
with about all the choice wheat. Short
sellers are timid because they know the
cash and September wheat is in strong
hands. Theoretltally the market is a
bearish situation because of the large
yield, but for the present there Is more
than an average lighting chance for those
who buy on reactions of one cent or more.
Cash wheat unchanged to 4c higher.
For a month brokers have Issued warn
ings against being found on the selling
side of September corn. The further sharp
advance in cash corn prices yesterday
and the scarcity of corn on the tables to
meet current demands, the Inability of
houses with corn bought to arrive to se
cure the same from the country, all
helped to make the situation more acute.
As for the new crop months, there is
considerable bearish feeling for a long
pull, but for the immediate future, w.th
the crop not yet made, and the December
at such a remarkable discount under tne
cash level, there Is a feeling of uneasiness
among short traders. Only a portion of
the heavy short interest in the December
option has been covered and the market
presents a strong front. Cash corn un
changed to 14c higher.
There lias been ver heavy shipping and
export sales of lat?jnd the strength In
other markets has helped to give oats
futures a fair recovery from the bottom
point of the season. looking ahead it
seems reasonable for the demand to be
filled up soon and heavy marketing to
continue. Gash oats unchanged to Vio
lower.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 444,000
bu.; corn. 3.1,000 bu.; oats, 6,000 bu.
Liverpool closed with wheat 4ld
higher and corn l2d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,212,000
bu. and shipments 601,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 795,100 bu. and shipments of 430,.
000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were SS8.000 bu.
and shipments 215,000 bu., against receipts
of 576,000 bu. and shipments of 369,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 88S.0O0 bu.
and shipments 648,000 bu., against receipts
ot 698,000 bu. and shipments of 227,000 bu.
last year-
The following cash sales were reported;
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter: 4 cars, S9c; 2
cars, S8c; 5 cars, 88c; 2 cars, 884c. No.
3 hard winter: 4 cars, 874c; 5 cars, 874c;
1 car, 874c; 2 cars, 87c. No. 4 hard winter;
$ cars, 87c; 1 car, 869ic; 2 cars, 864c. No
grade: 1 car, 864c; 1 car, 88c. Oats
No. 3 white: i cars, 324c; 2 cars, 32c; 2
cars, 314c; 8 cars, 314c; 2 cars, 14c. No.
'4 white: 2 cars, 314c; 1 car, 81c. No. 3
vellow: 3 cars, 31 4c; 1 car, Sic. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 car, 7S4c. No. t white: 2
cars, 76c; 3 cars, 76c. No. 4 white. 3 cars,
poor, 74c. No. 3 color: 1 car, 754e. No.
4 color: 1 car, 74c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car,
76c. No. 3 yellow: 5 cars, 76c. No. 4 yel
low: 1 car, 74c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 754c:
1 car, 754c; 2 cars, 75c. No. 3 mixed: 2
cars, 764c; 3 cars, 75c. No. 4 mixed: 1
car, 734c.
Omaha Coal Prices,
WHEAT No. 2 hard, S8i8894c: No. . 3
hard, 8t4g884c; No. 4 hard, &04(S874c.
CORN-No. 2 white, 764c; No. 3 wulte,
76c; No. 4 white, 7374c; No. 3 color, 754c;
No. 2 yellow, 76c; No. 3 yellow. 757llc;
No. 4 yellow, 73)74c; No. 2, 7a42tt4c; No.
3, 74i75c; No. 4. 724734c
OATS No. 2 white. 3132'V4c; standard,
314S24e; No. S white. 3l4W4c; No. 4
'White, 313H4c; No. 3 yellow, 31314c.
BAfvLKx Malting, tUSic; No. 1 leed,
3445c. ' '
HYK-4fc' 2. 6062q; Noi' 3, 5760c; .
. Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corp Oata
Chicago k, 128 ; 118 278
Minneapolis 9
Omaha Ill 39 84
Kansas City 252 25 19
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Alabama.
SOUTHERN ALABAMA LAND FOR
" A.LE Price $4.00 to $8.00 per acre. Lo
cation: Near Grand Bay, Satsuma, Cal
vert and Mobile on railroad, WHY PAY
BROKERS, $40 to $50 per acre? Buy di
rect, save middle man's profit. Address
Y 142, Bee. '
' California,
' GR1DLET Irrigated colony land at $75
to $150 per acra; good land, plenty of
water; thickly settled district, with good
schools, adjoining town of 2,000. Easy
terms. Write for Illustrated booklet.
Homeseekers' Irrigated Land Co.. Grld
ley. California.
Colorado.
Famous San Luis Valley,
Colorado. Snap.
10.000 acres in famdus San Luis valley,
Colorado, price. $10 per acie; requires $U
000 cash, balance clear property and
terms. A fine coloniiatlon proposition.
Address T. D. Hosmer, Paxton Hotel,
Omaha. '
Irs,
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm is to insert a small want ad
In the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the stat of Iowa, 43,000 dally.
The Cupital is read by and believed in by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply-re-,
fuse to permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; $125
.per line per month; eount six ordinary
umriia m th tin. .Address Des Moines
Capital, Pes Moines, la. . '
70 ACRES 3 mile pestoffice; owner,
Robins, at Ogden hotel, Council Bluffs.
Minnesota.
FOR SALE Twenty-five selected dairy
and potatoe farms from" forty to seventy
miles from the twin cities on the Great
Northern main line to Duluth. eft from
$35 to $60 per aore, highly Improved with
good buildings, good roads, telephones,
rural delivery, electric cables have been
stretched out through tiie country for
light and power on the farms. The soil
Is No. 1, free from stone and of a clay
loam; the crops will prove it. Come now
and Investigate before these are sold; you
will never buy a farm like !t for the
money... Don't try to beat-it but come
early and see It yourslf. The L. P.
Larson Land Agency, Bra ham. Mlr.n,
Nebraska.
Special This Week
1354 acres;' 130 acres can be cultivated,
balance jiasture; no improvements, but In
good location; three nines from two good
towns, 13 miles from Benson;' good real
entire distance, mostly macadam.
This is an estate and they ..say seli; no
trade Considered, although ''exceedingly
efsy terms. Do not answer this unless
you wish something, but then' do not tali
to. EXTRA BARGAIN, $7ij per acre.
Choice neighborhood.
OR1N S. MERRILL COMPANY,
1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg.
Farms Farms Farms
Driving distance of Omaha; bargains.
Let us show you the goods. All sizes,
all prices, all terms.
ORIN S. . MERRILL.
' Rooms 1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg.
PLATTE county farm for sale; ?4
' miles from Monroe; rolling land; fair
improvements; good neighborhood; price.
$16,000. Address William Weimer, Colum
bus. N'eb. '
FOR SALE K0 acres of land in south
eastern part of Lincoln county, Nebraska.
all under cultivation, close to railroad.
'' 5rice $50 per sere or will consider Omaha
'income propertv in trade. Rasp Bros.,
'100 McCague Bldg., Omaha, Neb. .. .
St. Louis. 204
Winnipeg 74
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l lllt AtiO GHAI AM) PROY1SIOMS
Features of the Trvdlus; and Clonlnar
I'rlora on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-srly strength in
wheat today was followed by an easy
market, wnicii sent prices down under
selling pressure to a close from a shade
to lnc higher.
Wheat prlci-s advanced at the start to
a higher, level intiuenoe by strong
cables and light receipts.
The advance, was followed by active
covering and when the nervousness sub
sided offerings increased and the selling1
pressure carried values away from the
high places. Export business was mod
erate and millers reported increased sales
of Dour. . September fell to a"c and
closed lgC higher at 93c. December
sank to S3jjUse, finishing V up at
9Sc.
Corn prices fluctuated widely, Septem
ber leading in the movement. Cash grain
fell off to I close 2c below yester
day's figures and futures stepped down.
September fell to 71c and closed vc
lower at 7!c. Outside limits for De
cember were 55c and 53V, and ths close
was He lower at 64c.
Oats finished at bottom prices. Decem
ber closed unchanged at 32Tc.
Foreign and Investment demand for
January provisions was a factor in a
general, advance. Closfng figures for
October products were: Pork, $17.97W
18.00, 2sc higher; lard. $11.00, at 15c
up; ribs. $10.97, 5o higher.
The leading futures ciosea as follows :
Artlclel Open.) Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
SeDt. 94ffi94t
Dee..3ttfr
May.7iil
Corn. 1
Sept. 72Tg-3'
I.. . ... .i - -
May.53hS"4l
uais.
94',
93S
MINNESOTA.
Special, rates to the FAMOUS RED
RIVER VALLEY and SOUTHERN
MINNESOTA via St. Paul and Minneap
olis Where the best crops of CORN.
WHEAT, OATS, RYE. FLAX, TIM
OTHY, CLOVER. ALFALFA and POTA
TOES are being grown in the United
States today.
We have a good list, and can sell In
tracts of 80, 160, 320 and larger. Write for
booklet "C."
Special rates to YOU. Mr. Prospect.
Make the trip by daylight.
DAY & NIGHT REALTY CO..
103 BANKERS LIFE BUILDING.
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.
South Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres gooi farm land;
(0 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and 6 miles from
Colome. Price, $40 per acre, payable
$1,600 cash. l,m March 1, 1913; SJ.400
March 1, 1917. Address Box 186, Dallas,
8. D.
FOR SALE 200 acres Stanley county,
S. D.. land. Box 63, Havelock, Neb.
No agents need apply.
New York.
FARM for iwle In Otsego Co., N. Y
consisting of US acres; a good hop and
dairy and poultry farm, 4 ml. from rail
road: 16 acres of timber; plenty of water;
$11 per acre; ewy terms. A. C. Robinson,
State Hospital, Miauietown, is. t.
Utah.
$15 TO $25 an acre for farm land that
will raise good wheat, alfalia, potatoes
and good tor fruit raising; good water;
c ose to railroad town. Have sold thou
sands of acres to Omaha parties. It will
stand investigation if you want a real
bargain. Call or address
JOHN MARESII,
1217 Doug.as St., Omaha, Neb.
MUcrllau-ou.
A BARGAIN'.
, 320-a. pasture and hay land five milei
from R. H. s'atlon, price $2,500. Another
good, cheap half section four miles from
K. K. station, price $J.0CW; easy terms.
F. J. Dlsnner, O'Neill. Neb.
LIVE STOCK MARKET, OF WEST
t-lil;) iivci took to South Omaha. Save
niiessju and shrinkage. Your consign
ments rec.tve prompt and careful atten-
ion.
Live' Sto"k omxnllon Merchants.
BYEKS 1SHOS. ft CO. Strong, reliable.
Clay, i'ohj.oii & i.o 20 J Exchange Bldg
CLIFTON i om. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg.
Mai t n hi'GK. Co., Exchange Bldg.
Bnyder-M ;i ;pc-(.'cffinnn Co., 15H Kx. Bldg.
TTAVW'RTr UROa.. IMS KTPliango BMg '
LEfJ.1L NOTICES.
NOTICE Of i-ALK if IKKUiATlu.N
DISTRICT BOND3.
To'AU Wi'.t.m It May Concern:
Notico Ik hereby giver, fat the Board
of Director j oi the . K'.nibail irrigation
Dlitilct i'.a; dejiared its intention to se'l
and will je! t.l ty t.-ousana dolors U-t,
iiW). par va tic, o, any unaller amount,
oi its bonus le etofc- e.l-:ueu, dated Jtvr
1, 1911, at tne otlice o? said board on the
lorntt. ol Fi.st and cr.ennut rtreets m
Ivimoal:, ilmcai. county. Statu of No
braska. on Wednesday, the 4ti .y of
September, A. V. m me hour ef
twelve o'clock noon.
sealed proposals w'.'I be received; by t-
boaid at ti,e.i salu of. ;-. lor the pu:
c.ase oi' KHU amoir.t o: htn.ii or any
part ir.ertot u,.ti. tt.e - ray and hour
nameu he. eu fore, at whion time tne sa d
i na i rl U.-..1 nr.,.', t:lf l.r.inr, ant a.-..-,
t u purcra n ot t e bona.- to t o hli.e: j
responsible ciuccr or ttuK.r, the bourd,
i.owciei. iii v.iig tie i.Kl.t ;j icject
u,,y or ail bids.
Datsd AUtf.ist 12. is;:.
By nr'-er of tne Board of Directors.
T1IK KIMBALL iiKlGA'i lu.N DIS
TRICT. (ea J-.y I. S. WALKER. President.
v Attest: Fred R. lloigan, Sacxeta'-y.
A13d21t
Sent.
Dec.
May.
Pork.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan,.
Lard.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
Ribs.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan
93Ti!93(g;93u!
7H7Vt!'S7;!
74 71
55 531
64 53ip3
93V
93V
54
53S,
32fS
;i-'33m
17 90
18 00
19 06
10 85 '
10 95
10 67
10 .i
10 95-97
tO 12-15
3514' 3T
17 S7H
17 95
1S.05
19 16-171 19 05
I
10 95 10 82',i
It 06 10 92
10 72! 10 624
I
93
93
S6?
54
534,
324 iS28ST3248S',.-il;sv14
pi: 32', I M 327,,
34'
17 87V4
17 97H17 Mil
18 00
19 10
10 X
11 06
10 724
85
17 87 4
17 95
18 974
10 SO
10 90
10 624
10 95 I 10 90 110 Wl in ki
10 974110 92-95) 10 9 ?4 10 924
in 171.1 in i-)u.lin iD.it ,a ,v,r
I Utll ,1 1 1 . . ( . ,,
Hioiron were us ioiiows:
LOUR Weak; winter patents, $4.35
4.oO; winter straights. $4.00f(j4.6(: spring
Pents $4.SS)5.80; spring straights, $4.0041'
4.25; bakers, $3.,ig4 00.
RYE-No. 2. 7373V,c.
BA RLE: Y Feed or mlving, $48)50c; fair
to choloe malting, 63-fT0c.
SEEDS Timothy. $5.65; clover,. $10.00
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, $17.874g18.00;
ard. In tierces, $10.95; short ribs, loose,
tJO. 9m4.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 444,000 bu. Exports for the
week, as shown by Bradatreet'a, were
equal to 3.339.000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,212,000 bu compared with 795.0CO
bu. the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
157 cars: corn, 163 cars; oats, 244 cars;
hogs, 9,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. t
red. $l.O44106; No. 3 red, 94c
$1,044; No. 2 hard, 9596c; No. 3
hard, &495c; No. 1 northern. 89c
$1.02; No. 2 northern, 86c(61.00; No. S
northern. 94ij96c; No. 2 spring, 96(f99c: No
3 spring. 93ff97c; No. 4 spring.' 88095c;
velvet Chaff, 90-S964c; durum, 90!)6c.
Corn: No. 2, 8184c; No. 2 white, 11(3
844c; No. 2 yellow, 81ifr844c; No. 80
83Hic; No. 3 white. Slft4c; No. 3 yellow,
8l!g84c; No. 4, 799.824c: No. 4 White, 804
83c; No. 4 yellow, 804TS3'4c. Oats: No 2
white. 3443oWc; No. white. SS4ig844c
No. 4 white. 324334c; standard, 84Vi
S4'e.
Rye: No. 2, 784c. Timothy seed, $6 00
Clover seed. $10.0016.5O.
BUTTER Firm; creameries, 224B)25c
dairies, 2143c. 1,! '
EGGS Steady; receipts, 6,000 cases- at
mark, cases included, 174c; ordinary
f'.rsts. 18c; firsts, 20c.
CHEESE 8teady; daisies, 16154c;
twins, 1415c; young Americas, 154i
154c; long horns, 15415c.
POTATOBS-Steadyf receipts, 35 cars;
Wisconsin. 5065c; Minnesota. 58iiXi2c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys, 12c;
chickens, 13d; springs, 184c.
VEAL Steady, at 913c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qnotatlons of the Day on Varlooi
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aub. 23.-FLOUR-Steady;
spring patents. $5.106.45; winter
straights. $4.5034.60; winter patents. $4.80
0.25; spring clears. $4.504.80; winter ex
tras Nn. 1 UinntAvn
$4.004.10: Kansas 'straights. $4.304.Vi0.'
nour, quiet; iair 10 gooa, X3.60(a4.uo;
choice to fancv, $4.054.15.
CORNMEAL Steady ; fine white and
yellow. Sl.fi521.70: rrm ti avan nr.- kiln
dried. MM.
RYE Quiet; No. 2 western, Tie c. 1. f.
Buffalo.
BARLEY Steady ; maltmg, 6070c c. l
f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Spot market Irregular; No.
2 red, $1,064, c. I. f. track, ,snd $1.08, f.
o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
$1.03, f. o. b afloat. Futures closed,
4c to 4c net higher. Seatember,
$1.0115-16; December, $1.0116-16.
CORN Spot market nominal.
OATS Snot mnrlr ataaAv man. n . n .
ard white, 404c; Nos. 2 and 3,'404c; No. 4,
luc; naiurai wnne., K(4ic; wnite clipped,
41a46c. all -on truck ti-. Roealnta B9 shi
bu.; shipments, 11,165 bu.
HAY-Steady; prime, $1.35; No. 1, $1.30;
No. 2, $1. 15(391. 20; No. J, 95c$1.05.
r-xtu v i.-iiuis tv-iwess porK, lao.OOwZO.SO;
family. $2u.0021.00: short clears. $19.50
21.O0: hepr firm: moss tic nvvia an- tn
ily, $18.509119.00; beef hams. $28.00881.00:
v.ui incuiB. nrm; picfiiea Denies, ltf to 14
pounds, 1214c; pickled hams, 134)l4c.
Tja.nl fltPAflv: miiAA vuot nHm til fr
ffr)11.1fil rAfini.l1. firm! rnntlnAnl (11 RA
South American, $12.60; compound, Sltfi
ai'tsc.
BUTTER Steady; receipts, 9,981 tubs;
creamery extras, 26 264c; firsts, 26fi?i254c;
oiaie aairy, iinesi, 2uc; process extras, JA
244c.
' - - - ' - - . f t tjtrw UU.i" ,
state, whole milk, white, specials, 16
1Up: colored '1KV.P' ntata nrhnla mill.
average fancy, 15V: skims, 4(ffil34c.
r,uw-.ri; receipts, I4.ft cases;
fresh gathered extras, 2526c; extra first.
2324c; firsts, 214S224c; soconds, 20021c;
. , .
ictiifieiaiui lusts, BeuHtns BlurHKe,
charges paid, 224234c; western gath
ered, whites, 24'27c.
POULTRY-Llve, steady;' western broil
ers, 17i&1Sc; fowls, 140144c; dressed,
steady; f flesh killed, western broilers, 15
24c; fowls, 14417c; turkeys. 16i817c
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-WHEAT-Cah,
higher; track, No. 2 red, $1.0341.06; So.
2 hard, 9374c.
CORN-Hlgher; track. No. 2, 80c; No. 2
white, 81o.
OATS-Firm; track. No. 2, 3SQMc; No.
2 white, 35436c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Weak ; September, 93'6Sff!4o;
December, 91c.
CORN Weak; December, 514c.
OATS Weak; September, 314c; Decem
ber. S2c.
RYE Steady, at 73c.
FLOITR Firm: red winter patents. $4 85
S.1S; extra fancy and straight, $4.25454.75;
hard winter clears, $3.ftQ3.85.
SEED-Timothy, $10.05.
CORNMEAL Higher, $n.70.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, $1.00
(S'l.fS.
HAY HiftTMr; timothy. $13.V'fi2O.00;
prairie. 10.6Sil4.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Job
bing. $t.M: lard, unchanged; prime
steam, $U.324ffl10.424: dry aalt meats, un
ch.'inged; boxed extra shorts. $11.00; clear
ribs, $11.00; short clears, $11.25; bacon, un
changed; boxed extra short. $12.00; clear
ribs. $12.00; short clears. $12.25.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, lie; spring,
lc; turkeys, 17'ol9c; ducks, 94!1c; geese,
610c.
BT'TTER Firm; creamery, 2326c.
EGGS-Slow, at 18c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,000 94,000
.Wheat, bu.- 205,000 142.M0
Corn, bu. 47.000 14,(VO
Oats, bu 86,000 45,009
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111., Aug. 23. CORN Maria-:
2c higher; No. 2 yellow, 80c; No. 3 yellow,
ic; No. yellow. 734c; No. 3 mixed,
)SfrS7S4c; No. 4 mixed, 784c; sample, ',1
37c.
OATS Market 4? higher; standard.
3S4c; No. 3 white, 32433c; No. 4 white,
32c.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Gives Exhibition of Irregu
larity and Professionalism.
COPPERS YET MOST PROMINENT
Hope of Karl Adjournment of Von
arret Offsets Penimlam 4 eased by
Consideration of Panama
Canal Rill.
Deficit to date this fiscal year Is $i.i0S.
594. as sgalnst a deficit of $:3.o0l.2i'i0 at
this time last year. These figures ex
clude Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
RF.rOHT OF I.Klll; IIOISF.
TraasNetlons of Aisorlnted llanka
for the Week.
NEW YORK, Aug. il -liradstreet'9
bank clearings report for the week end
ing August shows hii aggregate of
$,9;,9:'4.0'iO. as axainft U. 936,08?, (V last
week and $2,5!C,O9R,00u In the corresponding
week last year. Following Is a list t
the cities:
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-With the valume
of trading much under that of the pre
ceding session, today's stock market gave
another exhibition of Irregularity and pro
fessionalism. Coppers continued the
prominent feature, with recurrent pres
sure against the railway division. The
Panama canal bill was again regarded as
a contributing factor, but this was offset
In a measure by hopes of an early ad
journment of congress. Rumors of a
proposed suit by the government against
the American Telephone and Telegraph
company while not conr'.rmed In official
sources, caused some early selling of
that stock.
United States Steel was under less re
straint than recently, but (ailed to pre
serve more than an even balance, de
spite flattering forecasts of the current
quarter's earnings and an advance In
the price of pig Iran. Miscellaneous spe
cialties had brief periods of activity at
higher prices, the tobacco Issues, con
solidated gas, agricultural, chemical and
Mexican petroleum gaining from one to
three points, with nine points for Amer
ican snuff.
Business became stagnant in the final
hour, but prices crept slowly upwards to
the best of the day, with greatest strength
In Amalgamated Copper and allied stocks,
as well as American Smelting. The rise
In these received no Impetus from state
ments that copper metals were sold at
18 cents. The one marked exception to
the general rise was Chicago & North
western, which yielded 2 points.
Estimated week's loss of cash by local
banks ran as high as $8,000,000, but It was
generally believed that this drain would
soon bo remedied by disbursements of
pensions and other government operations.
Bank exchanges continue to expand and
compilations submitted by the commer
cial agencies make the most satisfactory
comparison with recent years in some
months.
Bonds were Irregular, with weakness In
Illinois Central refunding 4s. Total sales,
par value, aggregated $1,273,000. United
States government bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number of sales ano :ea. ina quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
8lu. High. Low. Clam.
Anulgamttei! Ooppr M.S0O ffllt Ti ST4
Amerlnu Agricultural .. MS tOVj m 491
Amn1ra Dt Sugir 60S 7a4 72(4. 72V
American Can 3.4110 40 S 401,
American Cn pM jno 111 118H 1114
Anwrtran C. A f MO i!4 to n
Amarlean Ootton OH.,,.. mx M4 544 6t
Am. Ica Securlttea 200 254 jii, n
American Linseed 100 IS lav 11m
American LocomotlT ... too it n 45a,
American 8. & R 1,300 g;'f ui 87'
Am. 8 & K pfd 20ft la 10 0
Am. Sugar Refining ion 138 138 12S
American T. A T 1,400 1H 144 U4
American Tobacco 1,000 8IH4267 W
Anaconda Mining Co.... ,VK) 45 , 46 454
Atchlton 1,104 Vm lMVt 1081)
Atchliou pfd 10 102 102 4 102(4
Atlantic Coaat Une uy
Baltimore a Ohio iOO 10s 107't imi
Bethlehem EXeel 1,100 41 40 40
Brooklyn ppld Tr 40 ttSi n n
Canadian Pacific 4,104 175 W J74S 2764
Central Leather m t 2KH 24
Cheaapeake & Ohio 800 SI II', 14
Chicago a. W too 14 1SS Si
Ohlcago, M. St. P.... 1, 000 m lOS'i 106
Chicago I N. W , 400 142Va U HI
Colorado F. A 1 30 11 II Sl4
Conaolldated Oas 3,800 1484k UMi H5
Corn Froducta 100 Uhi UVk 16(i
Delaware & Hud ton 170
Denrer A Rio brand.... , t
I). A R. O. pfd 100 JST, JHH 38(i
Diatlllers' Securltlea .... 1,190 K 14 14
en a, 000 174 mh s'4
Brie lat pfd WO 13 61 Si M
Brie Jd pfd 44
Oeneral Electric 100 182 182 1K2
Great Northern pfd M IMS 1' 13H4t
(ireat Northern Ore ctfa. . t,4l 5Si 44 45
Iltlnela Cehlral !00 131 131 1804
Interborough Met 90 204 20 20S4
Inter. Met. pt..; 1,800 594 50 MA
Inter. Harreater ctfa.... ,, 1U4
Inter-Marine pfd 300 204, 194 ,
International Paper 400 1H It
International Pump WH
Kanaaa City Southern... , 24
Laclede Oaa 400 107 1714 107
Lehigh Valley 1,600 170 ltH 1644
Loultvllle A Naihville.., 1,W 1074 18ai 1M4
M., 8t. P. A S. 8. M... 300 1534 leu UlVi
Mlaaourl, K. A T 600 28 4 284 H
Mluourl Pacific 200 MV 184 31
National Biscuit 400 140 133 3H
National Lead 100. U 514 U4
N. R R. of If. 3d pfd.. 300 3t 31 U
New York Central 4fl lis )S ll4
N. Y., O. A W 1.700 MH 874 4
Norfolk A Weatern l,(f0 U7Mi 1174 U74
North American SOS l4 , 8 H
Northern Pacific 8,100 1284) 1274 1334
Pacific Mall 800 814 304 H
Panntylvanla ...,-3,0 125 1244 144
People' Oa 800 11C4 118(4 U
P.. C, C. A St. L. 10 110 110 104(4
Plttaburgh Coal 'M 24(4 ! 344
Preiwed steel Car 374
Pullman Palace Car 1W
Reading ,300 1M4 M4 MS
Republic I. A g 5W 384 284 34
Republic 1. A 8. pfd 1,100 33 314 II
Rock laland Co 600 24 H54 K4
Rock Wand Ct. pfd 60H 52 33 114
ft. U A 8. F. 24 pfd... 300 8H4 K4
Seaboard Air Une 300 !4 ; 334 38
baaboard A. L. pfd 200 524 ,
Blota-ftheffleld 8. A I &
.. k. pin, 1.300 114V ill 1111
Southern Rail way 1,800 304 H4 (, ;
8o. Railway pfd ftW 80 74 7Ma
Tenneteee Copper 600 44(4 44 444
Texaa A Pacific 800 134 4 224 j
t;nlon PKlflc 2. "
Vnlon Pacific pfd 100 1V4 II "4 I 1
rnitud states RealtT.... 88(4
t'nlted State Rubber.... 100 574 574 174 ;
United state Steel a,400 74 784 "4
V. 8. 8tel pfd oo J"'S H274 "v
t'tah Copper 11,000 4 14 4
Va.-Carollns Chemical 4s
Wabaah JH
Wabaah pfd 14
Weatern Maryland 40 6 6 684
Weatern Union ! 1 82 63 I1V4
Weatlnchouaa itlectrla .. 7,100 '4 84 "74
Wheeling A L, B
Total tales for tne day, 'iM.8O0 har.
,ew Vork Mosaty Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23, MON ET On
Dn .turiv 24u2T4 ner cent: ruling rate.
24 per cent: closing bid, 24 per cent: of- I
. , . oa M.- .r,t Tim. Inana It.anv I
lereo hi i-i vuv. .
sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety days, 4
per cent: Six monins, vtg- pr cmi.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-afW4
"STERLING EXCH'ANG E Easv. with,
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.S450
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8720 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.8314.
SILVER Be., 624c; Mexican dollars,
CITIES
New York
Chicago
Poston
Philadelphia
St. Ijnis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Pan Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles .......
Omaha
Milwaukee
lotilsvllle
Atlanta
Portland, Ore
Seattle
St. Poul
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
Washington, D. C.
Memphis
'St. Joseph
Sn.lt Lake City ...
Fort Worth
Albany
Columbus
Savannah
Toledo
Nashville
Hartford
Spokane, Wash. ...
Tacoma
Des Moines
Rochester
Duluth
Macon
Oakland, Cat. .....
Norfolk
Wichita
Peoria
New Haven
Jacksonville. Fla. .
Scranton
Grand Rapids
Birmingham .......
Sioux City
Augusta, Oa
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Worcester
Springfield, Mass..
Dayton
Oklahoma
Portland. Me
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Charleston. S. C...
Wheeling, W, Va.
Knoxvllle
San Dlago. Cal
Lincoln
Reading. Pa
Topeka
Wilmington, Del. .
Davenport
Sacramento. Cal. ..
Mobile
Wllkesharre
Cedar Rapids. Ia.
Akron
Youngstown
Waterloo, la
Fall River
Canton, O
Springfield. Ill
Fort Wayne ........
New Bedford
Helena '
Lexington
York, Pa
Colubbla. S. C
Erie, Pa
Stockton, Cal
Boise, Idaho ' ,
Rockford, III
Muskogee, Okl. ...
Kalamazoo, Mich..
Qulncy, III. ........
Bloomlngton. III. ..
Tulsa, Ok?
Ogden, Utah
Lowell
Chester, Pa.
Springfield, O
South Bend, Ind...
Blnghamton
Bioux Falls, S, IX...
Jackson, Miss
Decatur, III
Mansfield, O.
Fargo. N. D
Fremont, Neb
Vlcksburg. Miss. ...
Jacksonville, III.....
Houston
Galveston
Trenton
Amount. J Inc. Dec
U.5
1.1.9
trt.i
12.5
19.6.
16. 8'
27.01
35 .31 ,
2.V4
7.S
16.3
8.S:
17.7
89. $1
VS. 7
17.fi:
10.4
.3I
l.Si
9.3
21.4:
0.7:
I 12.1
3.0;.
41.6'.
is..
14.0;.
12.91.
14.8).
20.21.
I
84.4!..
42.7,..
H47!..
13.01..
'iii:
$1.6X5,414.000!
, H7.:.f..'.000
l:W.74,00O
7.312,t'
M.015.000
64.343,000;
63,029.000
34.2l0.O001
2S,S74.000j
18.677,0001
18,086.000!
J0.94i.,(XiO!
23,s0i;.O0O!
20.S17.OOOj
15.tOS.0001
is. 101. ooo!
11.608 0"0
9.36&.000
10,tl,CK)j
lt.ltS7.aW0l
10.S7 3.0001
W.SR8.0M'
8.272.00(1!
,9.000 .
7.4M.00OI.
7.2S1.00
6,921,000!
6,381.0001
.72.tl0i
fi.402.000
4.PS6.000I
.945.000t
.S3tS,000
a.962,000l ,
4.707,0001
6. 4(3,0001
3.4112. 06.1
4.110.000!
. 708.0001 .
4.080.0001
4.m.onol
2,8W.ij.
2.304,0001
4,82. 0001
2,903.000
S.4Jr..0l
8.43.9.000
2,679.0001
2,R4J,000
2.579,0001
2.&68.0MI
3,010. 000)
2.74,flOO
1.4B8 J00t
2,62tV,0OO
2.C90.0OWI
2.323,000
2,161 0001
l,783,00O
1..VSO.O0O!.
1.90SrW0j
2,082.0001
1.4?,000
1.280,
1.921,
,1,627.000
2,489.000
1.483.0001
1.886.0001
!40.000
1.669.0001
1.317.0tO
.68,0O
1.DW.000
1.316,000
1,115.000
2,212.0001
l,3f.7.60()(
1,213,000
914,0001
1.203.0CO
.(H-.000
1.006,000
999,000!
1,030,000
763.0001
905,000
4,12,000
KMW0
874,000
SB9.000
790,000
694,000
694.00W
6.11,000
622,000
714,000?
416.0QO
69.0OO
I 624
681.0001
l,38,CO'M
ra.ono
409,000!
876,000
417,000
5E7.000
312.O0OI
273,0001
152.000!
259,000,
46,6'!4,000!
18,800,0001
1.432,0001.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts light and No Great
Change ia Values.
HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS UP
Met ton ia In Moderate Supply, While
the Trade I Net Very Active,
lie I with t'rlnee Aliont
.Steady.
3.8
5.1
SOl'TH OMAHA. Aug. 23, 1912.
Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OlflClAI Mmidav i.olu 4.191 2l.9'6
Official Tuesday ft."-
Official Wednesday.... 3,901 fi.977 1.6U
Official Thursday .... J.829 6,61.1 23.fS4
JCetiraate Friday 471 4.-47 8.273
Five dnysthls week. 2.), X.25 9S.V3
Same day last week.21.ixs 85.49 4. .12
Same daya 3 wks. ao.l.75si ,14,:8 41,11a
Same days J wka. ago.U,r7 'J.1.71W 4f.,6S
Same days 4 wks. uo.ll.!iS2 36 3" 33,713
Same days last year.. 30.568 29,43.1 79 39
The following tabl shows the recelpU
of cattle, hogs and sheep at b-utli Omaha
for the year to date as ccti.pared wtlt
last year; 1912. 1911. Inc. Dec.
I'aitle o3a,Oa4 ' ti.l6.M9 101,725
Hogs 2.19i.02 l,T1S.li 45.14
Sheep 1.241,858 1.0SI.4SJ 165. t3
The following table shows the range of
prieea for hogs at Boutli Omaha for the
last few days with comparisons:
Date. 1912. 11911. 19l0.il9W.jl08.1907.UT06.
ug. 14. ft 114 7 M 7 W 6 lii 5 74
iig. 15.1 8 lli T 091 8 16', f 301 5 721 B S3
44; a- 741 6 HO
I 7 17 i 21 7 721 41 I S
8 094) 7 19' I 23
A
A
Aug. HI.
Aujr. 17.
Aug. 18.
Aug 19.
Aug. 20.
Aug. 21.
Aug,
8 144 " 171 8 24'
0741 7 rr S
Aug. 2Xj
7 64
T7
7 441 6 St S 741
8 0941 37i 7 6.1; hit B q B W
S 03 T 27( 7 4i S9i 5 63 6
8 034I 7 2S 8 64 6 82! 5 U 6 M
1 7 ii 1 aaf t mi I g a at
14.5
1.
46.11
19.5
9.1
14.0
12.0
Sunday.
Receipts ancf disposition of live stocg
at the I'nlon Stock yard. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p.
m. yesterday:
It EC E1PTS-CA RLOA DS.
Cattle. HuawStieap-Hr' a
CV, M. St. P 1 3
I'nlon Pacific 4 13 It
A N. W., eaat.... f S
C. N. W., west... 8 21 1
C, St. P., M. & O,.'..
C, 8..A Q., west... 6 I 1
C, R. 1. A P.. east I t
Illinois Central...... ..1
C. O. W 1 ..
Total receipts... 16 66 23 I
D1SPOS1TION-UEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris Company.. 4... 14 844 6
Swift and Company -1M 1,079 2.300
Cudahy Packing Co lift 704 1.478
Armour A Company....'. 113 1.360 2,52t
W. B. Vansant Co .
Kill and Hon t ,
F. B. lewls 10
J. B. Root and Co 4
L. F. Hubs 17
Les Rothschild 2
Rosnnstock Bros Ill
Other buyers 108 8.784
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings.
48c
BONDS-Govemment. steady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U S. ref. 2, reg... lOt4K. C. So. ref. 5e.... 374
do coupon l"0',iL. 8. deb. 4a 1331.. 424
V. I 8. reg 103 I. A K. unl. 4.... 874
do 'coupon 103 14. K. A T. lat .. 4H
V. B. 4a. reg lU'i lo gen. 44 36'
do coupon us-, mo. racmc 4a to i
Panama , roupes.. 614i 'ia coot. 5 344 i
.... . .. . , . ,.1, X. 13 f. M t, LI an. '
Allta-vO'- 1B "" m .
Aroer. Ag. 6 101 N. Y. C. f. V,... 6SH
A T AT c 4a.. 1144 do deb. 4 33
Am. Tobacco 4 im.N. Y. N. H. A H.
Armour Co. 44-. 4 ev. 84s 4
Atihlton gen. 4a ... A W. 1st c. 4.. 17
do f.r. 4 1M0 14444 o ev. 4 117
do cv. 5 103'iNo. Pacific 4 Kl
a r I., lat 4 44 do 3a Ml'4
Bal. A Ohio 4.... "0. g. L. rfdg. 4a... 12
do J'.. t4Pnn. cv. 3 Me 11 37
Brook. Tr. cv. 4.. 91 do con. 4a 102'4
fen. of O. 5 lMiReadln sen. 4s ... 8H
Cen Leather 6a.... V,S. L. A 8. F. fg 4 7RS
etVe. A Ohio 44i. S do gen. 5 4'4
d conv. V3 MSRt. L. . W. c. 4.. MS
Chlcro A A. 34.. 44'4,. A. -L. sdj. 5... 7
C B A Q. 1- 4. .. 34'i8Vi. Pc. col. 4v:. 3
do 'gen. 4a do ev. 4e 144
C 34 A 8 P cv 4t4-.14 do let raf. 4 34
C R. I. A P. 4- 484 8o. tUllwar 6 1044
do rf. 4 H do gen. 4a ...74
r. A S. r 4'3 Union Paclflo 4.... 94
D. A H. cv. 4.... do ev. 4a 102
p A R. 0. ref. 5 34 do 1. A ref. 4..
DUtillera' 6a 7SV t:. 9. Rubber .... I0i
Erie p I. 4 . 4 V. 8. Wl 3d 5. ..02
do gin. 4 T74Va.-Cr. Chem. 5e t
do cv. 4f. aer. B 734 Wabaah 1st A i. 4 M!
III. ten. 1t rr. 4. ISHWwtern Md. 4... 33
Inter. Met. 4H" K4Wat, Elec. cv. 6a.. 36
inter. M. M. 4'a.. 4WI. Central 4a.... 34
Japan 4'4i 54
Uid Offered.
onitl'inn of Treasury.
WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. 23.-At f'.ie
beginning of business today the condi
tion of the I'ntted Ptes treasury wa:
Working balance in .reasury office. $93.
139,705; in banks and Philippine treasury,
$35,417,041; total of the general fund was
1&8 8ns.4S!5. Receipts yesterday were
$2,252,059. Disbursements were $1,480,889.
Boston Stock' Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 23.-Closlng quotations
nn stocks wete a lol'ows:
AUoues 46"4 Mohawk 4
Amal. Opper 8714 Nevada Con. , SJ4
A. t. U A NtphMins Mine . 7 15-U
Arlnoa Com 41-16 North Unit 134
B. AC C. 8. M. 4 North Lk 54
Cal. A Arlaon T40ld Domlsloa 63V,
Cal. A lltela 60 Oaceol 1184
Centennial KQulncy HH
Cop. Range O. C... Shannon I
Kast Butte C. M... . 11H Superior 64
franklin UW superior A B. M... 1
Olmu Con ,. 64 Tamarack 43
Orenbv Con 644 U. 8. S. R. A M... 454
ftreu Cnan. .... K4 o pfd 34
111 Rojala Copper. 34 rtah Con 11
Kerr Lake 3'4i:tah Copper Co 464
Lake Copper 35i4 Winona 6
L 8lle Coeper 4Wolverln W
Miami Copper 4
New York Mliiln Sloek.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23. Closing quota
t'ons on mining stock were:
Com. Tunnel etock.. 1 Mexlcn !40
do bond 16 Ontario 150
r i-.l A v 83 Onhlr M
Iron 84lvT TM Stndrd 100
Leadvllle Con I Yellow Jacket 40
Little Chief
London Stoek Market.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Amertcan secur
ities were quiet and featureless during
the early trading today. At noon prices
ranged from unchanged to 4d higher
than yesterday's New York closing.
Bank Clearing!.
OMAHA. Aug. 2.1-Uank clearings for
today were $2,447,305.83 and for the cor
responding day last year, $2,306,108.9.
MinitBolls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 28. WHEAT
September. 91'afllc; December. 9244
!24cr May, $4&34c: cash, No. 1 hard,
$1,004; No. 1 northern. 24699; No. 2
northern, SS496rc; No. 3. J9f4e.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 774r784c.
OATS-No. 3 white. 304WC.
RYE No. 2. 62456c.
BRAN In 100-pound sacks, 18.5f5;19.50.
FLOUR leading patents. K6Sj4.8o;
other patents. f4.ra4.86; first clears,
$3.608.W.
FLAX-81.E64.
BARLEY 37 frSc.
i lwilee tiraln Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug. 23. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, SScfgtl.OO; No. 2 north
ern, 9598c; No. 2 hard winter. 94iM5c;
September. 934c; December, 9240.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 834e; No. 3 white.
84c; No. 3. 83c; September. 73c; Decem
ber, B46c.
OATS-Standard, 33i34c; No. 3 white.
33423!4e; No. 4 white, 33334c; Septem
ber, December, S24c
RYE No. 1. 74Cdi754c.
BARLEY Malting. 6$7&c.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23-COTTON--Spot
middling uplands, 11.70c; middling gulf,
11 5c; sales. 100 bales.
Futures closed steady; closing bids. Au
gust. 11.01c; September, 11.02c; October,
11.24c; November. 11.28c; December, 11.39c;
January, 11.23c; February, 11.29c; March,
11.36c.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-BUTTER-Flrm
unchanged.
FOGS Firm, unchanged.
CHEESE Firm, to 4 rent higher; New
York full creams, choice 164c fair to
good, l&4rl4c.
Totals 847 4,217 13.090
CATTLE Cattle receipts this morning
consisted only of fifteen ears, the run be
ing small even for a Friday. There were
really not enough cattle 'here to Interest
buyers or make a market. Almost no
beef steers, at least nene of any con
sequence were on sale. There were a fe
odd lots of cows and heifers and feeding
steers which sold In about the same
notches as yesterday. As usual on a
Friday the market was alow and unin
teresting from start to finish.
For the week the best beef steers have
sold strong with the cdmmon to medium
kinds unevenly lower, in some cases
l,Vft25e lower than last week.. The best
cows and heifers and also common can
nnrs are Just about steady with last week
With stock cows higher. On the other
hand the medium rows and hetfera are
areund 35660c lower than a week ago.
Stock cattle and feeder have ,been ac
tive sellers all the week and the better
kinds ate 1 safely lMj6e higher than a
week. ago. '. '
Quotations on native cattle: Good' to
choice beef steers. $8.fftt?l.3&? fair to good
beef steers, $7.50(88.60: ' fomraon to fair
beef steers, $.50ijji7.0; good to choice
heifers, -$9,00(97.25; good to choice cows,
$5.06(t?6,a&; fair to. good cows. $4.856.00;
common to fair cows, $2.76(4.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders, $6.0Oir8.O(l;
fair to good stockers and feeders, $5.25
6.00; common to fair stockers and feeders,
t4.p0i6.26; stock cews and heifers, $4.25
6.50; veal calves, $4,08j)8.0; bulls, stag,
etc.. l75tf.50.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, $7.&00.60; fair to
good beef steers, $6.27.50; common to
fair beet steers, $5.0.2&.
COWS.
N'o. At. Pr. K. A. fr.
I ,I4 I 60 , I , I7t 4 76
0 4 00 4 1149 I 30
t 10M 4 10
HEIFERS.
4 VI 4 10 8... Ml I it
tl7 4 86 3 63 I TO
CALVE&
360 7 M . 1. I, I to
14 T 36 ' 1.. 134 I 4
STOCICETtK AND FEEDERS.
446 I N
NEBRASKA.
8 feeders.. 627 5 60 8 heiferf.. 606 4 80
U..
1..
,.
16.,
8 feeders.. 742 S 80
4 heifers.. 894 5 26
21 nelfers,. 460 4 90
8 heifers.. 690 8 26
10 calves... 225 t 35
9 heifers.. 793 t 80
9 cows 1000 t 20
IS heifer.. 777 4 85
24 heifers.. 960 4 80
40 calves... 226 6 75
3 bulls 93S 4 75
HOGS It was largely a packer market
again today, as the number of hogs
bought on shipping account was very
smalt Packers, speculators and shippers
were all engaged In the the early trade,
and paid prices 'mostly 6e htgber for'
good nogs, speculators la some cases pay
ing as much as 10c higher than yester
day's market. More hogs ware secured
for speculative purposes than tor ssveral
days back. Most of the mixed And pack
ing grades were picked up at prices a
nickel Ugher, though quite a few sold
at steady figures. As on yesterday old
heavy sows were hard to sell and were
entirely neglected by buyers until almost
everything else bad seen disposed of.
Trade showed considerable life during the
first hours, becoming somewhat alow at
the close. With about sixty-three loads,
or 4,247 head, being reported o the mar
ket, almost everything had changed hands
by 11 o'clock. A couple of leads of good
light hogs made a top at 88.44 a nicker
higher than the highest price yesterday.
This Is the highest price paid for -a full
load of hogs since Saturday, when $8.45
was top.
N. Ar. 8h. Pr. N. A. ,gh. Ft.
11 408 ... t ;5 41 34 30 t It
53 .363 40 1 71 6f.......iM ... I 10
57 311 I.. 1 30 41 34 80 I 10
10 303 ... T 30 71 Ki 4 I It
47 344 ... 7 10 71 14t 120 IN
53 3tf ... Tie 84.. 136 ... ID
tl 302 ;.. T 80 6. 387 ... It
SI 323 80 1 86 71. ...... .231 ... I 1
73 266 140 T 35 11.... i. .358 ... I 1
It 374 80 1 86 43 258 ... I It
2 324 80 I 00 10..-....3.18 ... lit
33 187 13 8 00 8 190 ... I 1
51 377 80 I 00 83 187 ... 8 15
55 811 30 I 00 74 241 ISO 8 15
70 i4 200 8 00 61 Itt 30 I 13
IT 284 ... I DO 78.. 226 14 I II
M 4 ... 80 18 210 ... 115
17 28 140 I 06 II 333 ... I II
72 243 too 3 fi 64 1H 30 I 16
( 353 1 20 I H 45 251 ... I 13
17 314 111 Iti K 33 ... I II
7) !U 30 I 05 63 315 ... I II
70 316 ... I 05 17 14 124 I 16
37 l!4 130 I S 18 2t4 160 ' I 20
7 211 80 8 05 44 243 40 6 20
5 2M 330 1 05 60 308 1W 8 26
3 M2 ... Ill 71 214 ... 8 35
37 804 120 3 04 61 113 ... I 15
M 143 110 I 074j "6 ... 135
It 244 2W 67'4 7! W? 20 4
72 139 tO 8 07 4 4 t3 ... 3 r
17 241 ... 8 474 74... ....121 ... 8 85
3d.. .....306 80 8 10 41 313 ... 8 40
M 24 3 300 I 10 . 33 166 30 I 40
70 27 120 8 10 J 114 ... I 40
71 181 40 I 10
those prevailing yesterday, bulk of sales
being about cteady. -
In the feeder division business was alsa
slow. The supply of feeding stuff was
limited and very few outside buyers were
here. Although little was doing- in th i
feeder trade early In the day yesterday a
farfr volume of business was trartfactrd
during the afternoon at prices generally
steady with Wednesday's market.
The freali supply this morning amounted,
to about twenty-three loads or 5,750 head,
being around 4,000 head more than a week
ago and about 2,000 head more than on
the corresponding day a year ago. The
supply came chiefly from Idaho, Montana
and Wyoming. Quality In general was
only fair.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: l.ambt.
good to chnice. tfi.loft'ti.fiS; lambs, fair to
good, $5.&14pi.I5; lambs,, feeders. $5..Mi?
4.50; yearlings, light. 84.S543S.23'. cavling.
heavy. $4.5Mit4.S5; yearling, feedwr. n )
CP5.25; wethers,, good to choice, $4,Q&g4.25;
wethers, fair to good. $16C94.0: the;
feeders, $.t..''?4.25: twe.s, good to .hn;"f,
$:'.:5itf.7J; ewes, fair to good. $2.75'1.35.-
CHICA434) MYH STOCK MARKET
Demand for t'nitle SIiitt Ilotrs
Active Sheep Straity, '
CHICAGO, Aug. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.500 heed; market, slow: beeves,
85.75110.50; Texits steers, $5.00fi.K5: west
ern steer. $i,2G4S.85; stockerB and feed
ers? $1.40?r7.;i5; cows and heifers, $2.65
8.10; calves. JB.50sjii0.25.
HOGS-Receipts, 9.0W) he:-.d; market,
active and largely 54t-l0c higher; light.
$8.1568.80; mixed. $8.tt(8.75; heavv. $7.85ji
8.63; rough, $7.8V(it.06; pigs, $5.50)j8,15; bulk
of sales, $8.30fr.6i.
SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 9.00ft
head: markets generally steady: native,
83.2&f4.36: western. $3.26!S4..10; yearlings,
84,40ft.4p; Inmbs, native. $4.507.10; west
ern, $4.io7.3o. :
, 4
Kanaaa City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS, CITY. Aug. 23.-CATTLE-,
Receipts, 8t head Including 30 south-1
eras: market, steady: dressed beef and
export steers. $B.tX(iil0.50; fair to good.!
tti.7GA8.50; western steers. $5.50tfi9.00;i
stockers and feeders, HntKaAOO; southern'
steers, $4.50(8U60; southern cows, $3,25
$.25; native cows, $a..M.75; native)
heifers. $5.7588.50; bulls,' $4.0041)6.26; calves,,
J4.604f8.25. If
, HOGS-Stecelpts, S.000- head;, market,
strong to 5 cents higher; bulk of sales,:
$7,25(&ti.30; beeve. $7.2.Vf8.30: packers and1
utitjers, $8.a81.56; lights, $8.406.$.474;
pigs. S.00j 60.
. ....... 1V1MU1. iMiwifm, ,. ,
head; market strong; lambs,, $6.00i2i;.00;
VAarllnirtt li RDfaA la nrath... q r,-:j v..
ewes, $3.503.ah stockers and feeders, $2.0
t I.oala Uro Stoek Market..!'
ST. LOCIS. Aug. 23.-CATTLE-Ra-eelpts,
l.stKt head Including 1.10ft Texxans;
market, steady; native shipping and.: ex-j
port steers, $8.50f(M0.n0; dressed and
butchers steers-. $6.00. 80; stockers and1
feeders. $.Ol)4.75: cows and heifers. $1,00
Ctl.75; canners, 32. 75(4 25; bulls, $4.(KKg.50;'
calves, $8.06fl.75; Texas and Oklahoma'
steers, 84.5U3'8.2S; cows and hetfera, 83.60
T.6 ..... .
HOGS Receipts. LU0 head; market,
steady. Pigs and lights. t6.5O8.70; mixed
and butchers, $8.50((p,70; good heavy,'
$8 &0(g4!. 76.
8HKB:P AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 1,500
head; market, strong; mutton, $3.76'ff4.25;
lambs. $5.60147.26: cullft and bucks, $1.50
3.26; stockers, $i70ra,-3.50.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOBBH, Aug. 23.-CATTLB-rte-celpts,
200 head; market steady; steers.
$.(k)0lO.25: cows and heifers, $3.04). 00;
calves. $4.6008.50.
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 head; market iW
10c higher; top, fS.H0; bulk. t8.2&8.&0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 20)
head; market steady; lambs, $6. toft. 80.
Stoek la Sight. .
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal weatern markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha tA 4,250 6..V)
St Joseph .. 200 5.0M 2C0
Kansas City ' 800 3.000 . 1.300
St. Louis KK 1,W ' 1.510
Chicago 3.500 .9.000 .00
Totals
.. 3,800 ' 22,830 , lfjOO
Kaavaaa City Grata aait Provisions.
, KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 23.WHF.AT
-Cash, 44c 'higher; No. 2 liard, 89J4ey
No. 3, KHSOHc: No. 2 red. 99c(&$l.3; Np.
S, c$1.00,
CORN Market IS 2c higher; No, 2
mixed. 784c; No. 3,'78e; No. 2 whfte, TO4
80e; No. 3. 79 794.C.
OATS-tTnchanged; No. 2 white, Sifl
34c: o. 2 mrxed, 33i.134c
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-Ncptember. S84tS3Tac; Decern-
ber, 874c; ay, 92c.
CORN September, 714c; December, file;
May, 604S604e.
OATS December, 3.146S34c; May, 35
3&4e. . v
,RVE-7N&72c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. $13.50.
14,(0-. choice uplamt, tl0.t0tl.tl0; good
prairie, $10 fiOeill.tiO.
BUTTER-Creamery, 24c; firsts. 22c;
seconds. 20c; packing stock. 20c.
EGOSExtras, 22c; ftrsts, 20c; packing
stock, 14c,
Receipts, Shipments.
Wheat, bbls 252.0W 154,000
Corn, bu K.oo
Oats, bu . U.000
"" ' Omaha Hay 'Market. ' , .
OMAHA, Aug. 33.-HAT-NSW. No. 1.
$m0-9H.0O; No. i. $.Wiaflt. No, S. $7.00
!);(; No. 1 upland. $10,003(10.50; Nov 8,
$9.00(810.00; No. 3, $8.O9.00: No. 1 lowland,
$9.00(10.08; No. 2, $8.0lft.O0: No. I, 8.0ft9
8.W; alfRlfa, No. 1, $13.60(915.5; No.- 2.1
$l!.08ff(i:.00; No. 3. t8.Bl.0. Straw:
Wheat. $5.016.50; oata and rye, $.06X86.50.
, ' 1 ' , -f,
Liverpool Market. r,
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 33 WHEAT-Soot,
steady; No. 2 Manitoba. 8a 24d; No. 3
Manitoba, s 4d. Futures; firm: October,
7s4d'. December. 7s4d; March, 7s 44. ;
- CORN Spot, steady; new American kllnj
dried. Tstdr old American mixed. Tm 4J. '
Futurea. strong; September, 6a3d;'pe
eember, 6s 4d. . - -
Sagkir Market. -
NEW YORK. Aug. ; tt.-SUGAR-ftawr,
firm;, eentrlfugal, 96 test. 4.15c; Musco-.
vado, . 89 test, 3.81c; molasses sugar. 89'
test, 4 $8c; refined, firmer: cut loaf, $.90c;
crushed, 5.80c; mould A, 5.45e; cubes, 5.45c; I
XXXX pewdered, n.Kc;' powdered. 8.20c;
granulated, fine, 6.10c; diamond, 540c;;
confectioners' A, 4.96c.
Wool Market.
BT. LOUIS,, Aug. 23.-WOOL Steady;
Imiwv mnd m'eatern mediums. 30(3lf4c:
fine medliims, 18(820c; fine. 13l7c. ,
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HHEfcP-Wlth only a moderate supply
tit sheep and lambs on band the market
was late In opening and early trade was
slow and dull. In addition to today's re
ceipts there were about eighteen loads
that were held over from yesterday. The
apparent dullness of the early trade
might bo attributed to the fact that pack
ers bought a large proportion of the lib
eral supply this week. 'There seemed to
be a good demand, however, for the best
stuff on sale as buyers made their first
rounds about ss early as usual and placed
bids on most of the offerings.
Although trade was somewtiat quiet U
the morning a pretty fair clearance of
the offerings was made In good season.'
Prices generally on both- sheep and lambs
showed very little change, tf any, from
Ship Yur Stock
to South Omaha 7,
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