THE BRIO: OMAIIA, WEDNESDAY, AFGURT 13, 1913.
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KKAli ESTATE.
C1TV I'nOt'KKTY roit 9AL1S.
DUNDEE
New, first class six-room hou, 4Wt
Capitol Ave., Dundee. Oak finish flnt
floor, birch, second floor. Oak floors
tliroughout. Living room has beam-H
celling and fine fireplace. Dining room
has paneled walls with heavy plate rail;
also a welt finished built In buffet, liath.
room, white enameled with tile floors find
Keane cement walls. House decorated
throughout. First class plumbing and
largo Milton Rotters' furnaco. Conven
iently located, being between car lines.
South front lot.
W. H. THOMAS & SON,
K8 State Dank Building. Doug. 1511.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Precipitations Over Country Lower
Prices of Yellow Cereal.
MANY CONVERTED TO BEAR SIDE
Moisture Give the Corn Crop n Bet
ter Outlook and Many ne '
Tinders Desert the Ilnll
Slcmrnt of Market.
SixRoom Bungalow
tS,760 Very choice six-room bungalow;
never been occupied; entirely modern;
full cemented baeemtnU Parlor and din
ing room finished , In oak; good sljed
rooms: kitchen has fine pantry, large
den which could very, easily bo Used for
sleeping room. Two fine bed rooms ana
bath room upstairs, South front, corner
lot on paved street. Special dltcouut ror
one-half cash.
SCOTT & HILL,
DouiiIasliOCO. 07 McCague Bldg
TO settle an estate, aouoie rial biuut
story house. 821-23-25 8. 20th Bt.i first
class condition; reasonable. Phone H. 292q.
..... - .,. Th 11.
room house 2 blocks from Tearl and
Broadway, Council Bluffs, modern except
heat This belongs to heirs who ask
us to get best offer and It Is going to
vU. Fine location for rooming house.
McQee Real Estate Co.. 105 Pearl Bt.
. tttitfDitif rtODntlTl !MtTT
To buy an Ideal West End home.
Owner anxious to sail this, ftvo-rponi
home, modern except hoat. Havo fixed
up this house for home I large lawn sur
rounds; porch and other conveniences
to make It home. Better let us show It
to you. Price. fi,400; ce.n make terms.
McQee Real Eatate Co.. 105 V earl St.
1515 N, 33D ST. S-room modern house,
full basement and attic. Combination
fixtures. Newly painted. Coment walks.
Three blocks from school, on paved street
and car line. Lot 42ftx76. Terms t4,0o0, $2,200
down, own time on balance If sold by
September 1. Rents for $35. Lyle Burns,
Owner.
EXPERIENCED colonizer In touch
with strong selling force; big money for
right party. Box 890. Omaha.
TO BUY. 8KLL OK RENT. V1KBT SEM
SOHN V . BOBBINS. 1801 aRiHAMBT.
OFFERED FOR BAUC.
Furniture.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. Call Harney
22H i
CHIFFONIER library table and child's
bed. Phono Webster 877.
Muatcul litstmuicuta.
ELECTRIC Piano. U25. 119 N. 15th.
Typewriters.
Rebuilt typewriters rented, sold; easy
terms. JJUltS lypswur ax.., low gmniam,
an T. I? (Smith X.- HrOH. tVOS
i.Ci.t . w. ,j ..... -. . - -
writer, visible, late model, back npuco
key. guaranteed A-l machine. L. C.
Smith & Bros. Typewriter Co.. 181V Far
nam. Phone Douglas 2213. Remember,
this Is new- location.
TYPEWRITERS for rent; 3 months, ti.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
REBUILT and slightly used typewriters
rented and fold on easy terms. Omaha
Typewriter Exchange. 411 8. 16th Bt,
RENT an Oliver typewriter, 3 months,
$4. The Oliver Typewriter Co.. Doug, 2919.
Miscellaneous.
EMPTY Ink barrete tax sale Apply Bee
Publishing Co., 17th and JTarnam Sta.
FOR SALE New and eecond-hanU
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all tctnds; easy payments. The
Brunswtok-Balke Collender Co., 4O7-409
S. lUth Bt.
FIVE, carloads of beer bottles for sale.,
Quarts and pints. Nathan Steinberg, 101a
Harney St.
SAFES Overstocked;, seoond-hand; all
makes. J. J. Derlght Safe Co.. 1212 Farnam
HALL'S safes, new aim zd-hana, Corey
& McKenslo Ptg. Co.; 1407 Harney. P. 244.
3x8 air compressor, 812 8. 14Un
SAFES id-hand. American Supply Co,
PERSONAL.
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, elec. treat. D. 863.
TjAIITIA WII.RON . Uth .! fri
Doug. 8781. '
MAGNETIC HEAL1NG-1829 VINTON.
Massage. 1st fl..r.6. 1723 Dodge. Mrs. BteeleT
62-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
Btxten Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
207 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
the L. H. Journal. 31.60: the S. E. Post.
J1.G0; the Country Qentleman, I1.S0, by
Sept. 30. earns that 33,000 for the Invalids'
Pension Aaa'n. Your renewal contributes
owe. roona uougiu noo, vmana.
GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN.
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
."Women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers mu at me union aiauon
THE SALVATION ARMY solicits ca.lt.
off clothing', in fact, anything you do nbt
need. We collect, repair and sell at 131
N. 11th St., tor cost of collection, to the
worthy poor. Tel. Douglas 4125 and
wagon will can.
MAGNETIC ia?$2gn. & 5T-
f AS3 A fi-V Swedish movement, 411
MBS J. B. HUTCHINBON Your
daughter, who was born on or about
November 17, 1884, and left at my home
Nov. 27, 1S84. Is still alive; if you wish
to see her, call or write zif. uee.
LOVEJOY Webster 658
SEWING- MACHINES
HEAL ESTATE LOANS.
Money .to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mlthen Co., Inc.. 021 Clt
itauonai xianit mas. uougiu i-ia.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
OMAHA bomea. East Nebraska farms.
O KEEFE HEAL ESTATE CO.,
10W Omaha National. Douglas Tlv
WANTED City loans and warrants.
TV. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
y CITY LOANB, Bemls-Carlberg Co,
i " 4iu-ii ursnucn x neater uiag.
GARVIN BROS.&at-a
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co,
LARGE loans our specialty. Stun Bros,
2100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D,
wead, weaa mag., inn ana rarnam.
WANTEDTO B1JV
Qolgoff. :d-hand store pays highest prices
icr rurniiuro. ciqwibs, siioea. cu. iwi.
Slightly used high grade piano. W. 3723
LIVE STOCK MARRE1 OF WEST.
Bblp live stock to South Omaha, 3avi
mileage and. shrinkage. Your consign
inents reoelve prompt and careful uiu-a
lion.
Live stock Coiumlaalun Merchants,
MARTIN BROS, & CO.. v.xehangs T4ldg.
... , OMAIIA. Aug. 12. IMS.,
While thii Vilr tnnirt nnrl rmirnld bull
leaders In corn cave that market a. sreat
deal of attention, as well as support yes
terday, they were unable to hold the price
up to the level where It closed on Satur
day, Tho rains over the greater part ot
the corn belt since the close ot the
Board of Tradn Hnliirdnv itml the nromlae
of additional precipitation coupled with
mucn lower tompeartures, were the
causes of heavy desertions from the
camp of the bulls, and the addition of
new converts to .the ranks ot the bears.
One of the bull leaders, togetherd with
a heavy short, bought a great deal of
corn, the first mentioned paying great
attention to the September, of which he
Is known to be long, and the latter taking
the December and May. With the excep
tion pf Kansas and scattered sections in
other states the corn belt was pretty
weu wet qown and it now iooks as it
the matter of deterioration la raat for
a period, at least, If not on the crop.
Cash corn Is being ottered at little more
freely In the country, atlhough It was
wa nere yetserday that Kansas uuy
was bidding for corn at all points around
Chicago. The trade In corn futures has
gone larKelv out of tha Rootember and
over Into tho other months because ot the
congestion now to be seen In the first
named option.
t.asn torn was unchanged.
Wheat dlflnlftVA n nnnatriarnhlA atull.
bomnesa and lhl inn. In lh fnr of
tslllng bearish factors. There was no
export trade and bldB for the other aide
of the ocean were out of line. There was
no milling demands to speak ot and yes
terday's sales amounted to only 10,000
bushelB. Cash wheat was c higher.
The r rowers of oata wura In no hurry
to dispose of tbelr surplus yesterday. Ac-
nurams to (no laeas or tne more con
servative men In the trade at Chicago
while there was some Dressure on the
market yesterday, there was no change
In sentiment as the day wore away, and
prices were about Ma higher. Cash oats
were wuc nigner.
Clearances: Wheat and flour eaual to
935,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat 4d lower
and corn Kd lower.
rnmary wheat receipts were i,638,ww
bu. and shlpmonts of 783,000 bu., against
receipts of 1.238,000 bu. and shipments ot
1,449.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn recelotb were E13.000 bu.
and shipments of 399,000 bu., against re
ceipts or sas.wu du. ana smpments oi
SSfi.OOO bu. last year.
Primary" oats receipts were 1,451,000 bu.
and shipments of 58t,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1.3S6.000. bu and shipments ot
44C,wq bu. last year.
UAKL.UT KKCKIFTB.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha ......
Kansas City
c. jouis
Winnipeg
.101
.101
., 76
..113
..177
..104
B5
11
65
32
17
Oats.
Ml
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 2 cars, SOVic:
cars, ivlAC u cars, sue. jno. nam
winter, cars, vow, i car, eufto; i car,
80c: 4 cars. 79Hc. No. 3 spring. 1 car.
$0c. No. 4 mixed, 1 ear, 79c. Rye: No.
2, 3 cars, 6614c; No. 3, 1 car, 66c. Corn:
No. 2 white, 73ttc; 3 cars, 73c. No. 2
white, 1 car, 73c. No. 2 yellow, 2 cars, 73e.
no. 3 yellow, z cars, 73 c. ivo. 2 mixed, 4
cars. 73c. No. 3 mixed, 1 car, 73c: 7 cars,
72&c. No grade, 1 car, 72c. Oats: Stan
dard, l car. 40a. No. 3 white. 2 cars.
40Ho; 3$ cars, 40Uc; 3 cars, 40c. No. 4
white, 3 cars. 40c. No. 4 mixed, 1 car
(black oats), 39o. No grade, l car, Z9c
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No.
hard. 80S0Wc: No. 3 hard. 79V48eOV4e: No.
4 hardi 7779c; No. 3 spring, 80V4c Corn:
No. 2 white, 7SS7SHC; no. s wnue. vao;
2. 73c: No. 2. 72i 4113c: no grade, 72c;
Oats: Standard, 40c; No. 3 white. 40Q
40Hc; No. 4 white, 40c. Ilye: No. s. 6c;
no. s, rec.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PnOIBION8
Feature ot the Tradtnff stnd Closlnc
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12. EsUmates that
thn corn croD had shrunk 300.000.000
bushels since August l. exerted a pow
erful effect today in lilting tne mantei,
Clnslncr nrlrr.a were firm at & net ad
vance of T4UiC to lHc. Wheat showed
a cram nr tn qfcapwe. ana oaia a riHe
of iMo to Ho higher. In provisions
the outcome was a decline of IV46V4c.
According to well known experts the
extraordinary new damage that Is al
leged to have diminished the corn yield
has been ascartalned by a widespread
Investigation as to barren stalks. Tha
Injury sold to have demonstrated is
charged to severe and unusual weather
conditions at tho fertilising season.
Incessant dry hot weather southwest
more than offset In the corn pit any ad
vantage the bears might have obtained
from rains In portions ot the country
nearer Chicago, Many former holders re
placed lines, and there was much new
being unusually rmall. Liberal profit
taKlng sales on mo auvunce , urounni
about only a moderate reaction from the
top figures of the day.
Black rust reports from Manitoba and
North Dakota helred cause a rally In
wheat. It wao also asserted the export
and milling aemanu naa improves.
Weakness which prevailed early was at
trlbuted largely to on Increase of tho
European visible supply, bringing the
tntal to above that of last year.
Oats rose with corn and because ot
the emallness of orrenngs. uuying, now-
Aver. was onlv fair.
Provisions broke sharply. Dry weather
hogs were too plentiful at western pack
tng centers, and there was only a poor
can ror casn prouucis.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.iYes'y
Whsatl
sept.
Deo..
May.
Corn.
Sept.
Dec.
May.
Oats.
Sept.
Dec..
May.
Pork
Se'jt.
Jan..
(.ard.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
Albs.
8ept.
Oct.
Jan.
I
7iwe
67H068I
41V.
4444Vd
20 63
19 00
11 20-22
11 20-27
10 65
86H
sou
K
73
63 H
42U
44HH
47?,
20 65
19 00
11 22V4
11 2714
10 7i4
10 92H)
10 96
11 CO
11 CO
10 02HI10 06-7
35H
89H
94H!
67T4
48HI
20 47V4
18 5
11
11 07H
10 60
10 37-60
10 85-87
11 00
8H
94H
,69HH
42
47l
20 EO
U 90
07HIU 17-20
11 23
10 62H
11 CO
11 00
10 05
83 V
94Vi
71V4H
,8QC8Vi
41ttS
44V
46
20 87H
19 20
U27H
11 33
10 7214
Jill 02-5
11 vo
10 12H
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12. METALS Quiet.
11.45. In London. 20 7s 6d. Spelter, steady
35.7ft36.80; In London. 20
Copper: Strong; standard spot and
August, Ill.7aai5.85j September. 114.92
15.75; October, $14.96615.76; electrolytic.
U6.71100; lake. IU&0; casting, nS.ad
16.76. -Tin, weak; spot. 141.75642.00; Au
gust. 341.66041.90: September, 141.10941.40,
October, I41.O0Q4l.10. Antimony, nominal;
Cookson's, U.4&S8.50. Iron, steady No. 1
northern. 1.W16.; No. 2 northern.
tlt.60ei00.
London markets closed as follows:
Copper, easy; upot and futures, 69.
Tin. weak; spot, 118 10s; futures, 187,
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 55s.
Persistent Adverting s the Kuad to
Big Returns.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red, 86!487V4c; No. 3 red, new, 55HS6oj
No. 2 hard, new, 86&87c; Ho. 3 hard, new,
ffittS6?ic; No. 1 northern, new, 91c; No.
1 northern, old, 91392c; No. 2 northern,
90891c; No. 3 northern, fc300c; No. 2
spring, new, 89c; No. 2 spring, old, 90-691 c;
No. 3 spring. 68390c; No. 4 spring, &Stj6Tc.
velvet chaff, 8&38S'4c; durum, 4Q90c
Corn: No. 2. 72?4fiP73Hc; No. 2 white, 7314
iW3Vic; No. Z yellow, 72H072Wc; No. 3,
T:Vi7Sc; No. 3 whlto, 727iV4c; No. 3
yellow. 72Hfi-73o; No. 4, 71H372c; No. 4
white, 72S4r72c; No. 4 yellow, 72ViQ72ic.
Oata: No. 2. new, 29t40c; No. 2 white,
new, 42HG43o; No. . new, 33V4c; No. 3
white, new, 4141c; No, 3 white, old, Hi
42o; No. 4, new, 40S41c; No. 4 white, old,
4UWtf41c: standard, new, 42e42Uc: stand
ard, old. 42U&42WC Rye: No. 2, 62
63V4C Barley: 50370c. Timothy. J4.0Og4.8O.
Clover: Nominal. Pork: 322.50. Lard:
1U.12H. Ribs: I10.5O6U.75.
BUTTER Unchanged.
EGGS Receipts, 11,163 cases; market
unchanged.
POTATOES Lower at e&S&oc; receipts,
60 cars.
PO V LTRY Unchanged.
St. I.onln General Market.
ST. LOUIB. Aug. 12WHEAT-No. 3
r.A HM.SlKlKc: No. 2 hard. 847tftff9Mc:
September, 8Wj8iie; May, 9336ac,
rnrtKNo. 2. 77Uc: No. 2 whlte.78a:
September. T4o; Jfay, Tic.
OATS-No. 2. 41H42'4o; No, 2 white,
UHoj September. 41c; May, 47Hc.
RYE Cie. . ., . ,
Tiew York Oeiirml Markrl,
NEW YORK. Aug. 12 SUGAR naw,'
steady muscovado, .53c, centrifugal,
171c, molasses. 3.P1c, refined, steady, rut
loat. 5KV. crushed. 5,40c. mould, t.P&v-,
cubes, 4.95c: XXXX powdered. 4.86c,
powdered, i.fci; tine granulate, 4.7W; dia
mond A, 4.70a; confwlloners, A.., 4.55c;
No. 1, I.DOc.
Kantian Cltr Grain nntl l'rnvlslons.
KANRAS CITY. Aur. 11 W1IKAT No.
2 hard, SWSSe; No. 3. 80H,8lc; No. I red,
83W384C; No. S, 8K3c.
v;ur no. z wnite, ttho; rvo. s, 6rtc.
OATS No. 2 white. 43o: No. 2 mixed.
42c.
RYE-720.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Sentember. 8Uc: December.
corn eeptember, 754T6Hc; Decem
ber, 69Hc.
NEW YORK GEEKAI, MARKET
Quotations at the Dr on Varloa
Contmodltles.
MOT Vrtntr A..- irtmiii
...... aw...., nui ... ' . .v .V , .
steady; spring patents. I4.0O&N.W;
winter straighui, 14.1034,20; winter
patents, 34.40itr4.eO; spring clears, 11.00
4.20; extra No. 1 -winter. tS.554J8.76: extra
No. 2. winter, (333.50; Kansas straights,
lt-l5ti4.2S.
WHELVT-Spot. firm; No. 2 red. 934c;
So. 1 northern Duluth, 974ot futures
December.' 9754c.
vuit opot, quiet; ox port, Nic.
647Hc; No. i white. 43c; No. 3, 46f4VrO.
HOP8-8tady: 1912, IftSSOo: 1911, lSiw,
Paclfle coast, 1S12, 19fl22c; 1911, 66aSc.
HIDES-Flrm; 230Hc; Central
America, S9i,c.
P l-YT nAT .r1 1 t r nin v.i.
bulk, 36.00; barrels, 13.70; 'cases. 111.00, '
I nwiff tnnuara, j.wai.wii; no.
esocT
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, steady; $23.25
2i75j family. Wl.tTMoo: short olsar,
w, k-r.w. xajk, ((uicii tie.wiip.w: iimr-
Uy, K0.0021.00. Cut meats, ateady; pickled
bellies, 10 to 14 pound, 117.50, ploklod
f v Jits. IT IMA , IIIIUUIO
west, lll.45Sll.55; refined, steady; con-
pouna-. T
BUTTER Market steady; receipts, 10.
352 tubs; creamery, extras, 27JT27feo.
state, whole milk, fresh colored specials.
m.if ' . . ' .I,.:.. IWH .Vllll.
14Jic: skims, 3i8imc
i!iuusv-tnrm; receipts, 16,103 cases:
fresh gathered No. 1, 16V4c
, POULTRY Dressed, dull and lrreRru
lari fresh killed western chickens, 17U28oi
fowls, leHQ'lSH0! turkeys, I8.9U0.
OMAIIA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, Mb. cartons, 23o; No.
1. 60-lb. tubs, 27Hq; No. 2. 6c
itt-wite, rresh. 1201 trout, Xresh.
15c; large crapples, fresh, 13c; Spanish
mackerel, 16o; ehad roe, per' pair, 40c j
salmon, fresh, 16c; halibut, fresh, 100;
buffalo, 9o; bullheads, l3o: channel cat
tish, 11c; pike, 15o plokerei, lie
CHEESE Imported. Bwlss, 82c;- AmerJ.
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
17c: daisies. 17Uc. triolets. HUc! vnunir
Americas, 18c: bluj label brick, 17o; llm-
oerger, fio., ato; isew xorK, wnite, lc,
POULTRY Broilers, 23o per lb.: hens,
16a; cocks, 12a; ducks, 18a0o geese, iSo;
turkeys, 20$23c; pigeons, per dos., 11.20;
roosters, 9c; ducks, full feathered, lOo;
geese, full feathered, 18c; squabs. No. 1,
$1.60; No. 2. 60c
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs. 17c: No. rlha.
14o; No. S ribs, ISVJc; No. 1 loins, l9o:
no. 2 101ns, 110; no, a 101 ns, lavw; No. 1
chucks, nc; No. 2 chucks, Uttc; No. 3
chucks, 104o; No. 1 rounds, lie; No. 2
rounds, U!4o; No. 3 rounds. 18o; No. 1
plates, 7V-; No. 2 plates, THc; No. 3
plates. 6V0.
The following prices are rurnlshed by
the Gllllnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Washington apricots, per
crate. 11.60: Wlckson Urue irreeh Plums.
per crate, $2.00; medium red plums, per
iraio, lame uiue piumDB, per crate,
12.00. Pears: Bartletts. Der box. 2.1R: K.
box lots, $2.65. Peaches: Per box, 85o;
California B Hardy Dear, ner box. 12.23:
Apples: Duchess or Transparent, per
bu., 90c; 6-bu. lots, ssc; IO-bu. lots, 80c
Cantaloupes: Arizona standard, per
crate, Arizona rouy, per crate, 32.76;
Extra fine Valenclas, 126, 2&8 sixes, per
dox, o.w; owiikhi vaiencias, lw, ig.60
176. 200. 216. 260 sixes. Der bolt. 17.00. Ctrnn:
fruit: 'Florida, Indian River, 46, 54, 64
sixes, siv.w. v-ranuerrioa; evaporated,
carton containing 36 packages, per car
ton. $2.70. Qranea: Calltornia. Der emtn.
$1.83. Lemons: Extra fancy Sunklst, 200s
and 260, per box, $9.50; extra choice Red
Ball, 30Us and 360s, per box, $9.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, large Cob-
mer, per Dusnei, wc. unions, California,
large yeuow, per pouna, zc. Tomatoes
homeitrown. Per market basket. 60a; k.
crate lots, 45c. Watermelons, Alabama
sweei, per pouna, jc; o-rate lots, pet
Dound. l.c.
MISCELLANEOUS Roasting ears, per
dor., 15c; Michigan celery, per doz., s&o:
Mott's cider, per keg, $3.60; Nehawka
cider, per keg, $3.25; asparagus, per doz.,
50c: rhubarb. Per doz.. 29c: onions. nr
doz.. 20c; new beets, carrots, turnips, per
aoz., iwc; parsiey per aoz., wo; radishes,
per doz., 20c; head lettuce, per doz., Jl.OO;
homegrown leaf lettuce, per doz.. zoo-
green peppers, per basket, 60c; wax or
green peans, per oaaxet, ii.w; hothouse
cucumoers, per .aoz.. uc to too; cnuu
flower. Der lb.. 10Jf2o: Venetian irnrlln
Der lb.. 12Uc: new cabbaee. ner 11. 3n
eggplant, per doz., $1.50; horseradish, 2
uoz. uomea in cue, per case, 91. w.
Dromedary brand dates, pkg., $3,00;
Anchor brand dates, pkg., $2.25; walnuts,
No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 20o; medium
pecans, per lb., l3Hc; jumbo pecans, per
lb., 15c; giant pecans, Louisiana, paper
shell, per lb 25c; filberts, per lb., 15c;
IDrake almonds per lb. 15c, paper shell,
18c; Brazils, per lb., 10c; large washed,
per lb., 12c; black walnuts, per lb., 3tto;
raw No, 1 peanuts, per lb,, 7c; jumbo pea
nuts, per lb., Sc; roast peanuts, per lb.,
fctyc; shellbark hlokorynuts, per lb., 4c;
white rice popcorn, per lb., 4c; checkers,
per 100-package case, $3.50; checkers, per
60-pkg. case, $1,75; Leslie berry boxes,
quarts, per 1,000, $2.76.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 12. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, Hc; No. 1 northern. 87HO
89Ho; No. 2 northern, 85H87Ho: No.
hard Montana, 84Hc; No. 8, 84H85Ho;
September, 86S3c December. 89tt
5Wc; May, 94iS91o.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7676Hc.
OATS No, 3 white. tt40c.
RYE No. 2, 570690.
FLAX-$1.464G1.47.
BARLBY-482c.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BRAN-$17.00ail7.60.
Liverpool Grain StarUet.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 12. WHEAT-Spot,
easy; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s SHd; No. 2, 7s
4Hd; No. 3, 7s 2d. Futures, easy; Octo
ber, 7s d: December, 7s Hd.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed,
new,' 6s 2d; American mixed, old, 6s 6d;
American mixed, old (via Galveston), 6s
3d. Futures, easy; September, La Plata,
4s 10d; October, La Plata. 3s Hd.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. COFFEE
Higher European cables and reports of
advance In the cost and freight market
caused an opening advance of 4 to 12
points In the coffee market. There was
a good deal of realizing and prices soon
eased off. The close was steady at 7 to
12 Dolnts lower. AususL a.Krtn: flantum.
;tr, 8.72c; October, 8.83c; December, 9.07c;
(January, 9.16c; March, 9.34c; May, 9. Co;
July, 9.61c. Spot, quiet: Rio 7s, 'ic; Ban
'tos 4s, Ho; mild, dun; Cordova, 1316c
nominal.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-COTTON Fu
tures closed steady; closing bids: August,
ll.61c; September, 11.20c; October, 11.03c;
November. 10.95a: Deembr. itooTo.
January. 10.55c; February. 30.87c; March,
iv.ng; jnay, xu.nc.
Cotton closed ttcadv. unchanired. tn a
points lower.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 12.-COTTON-Bpot.
moderate business and steady; middling
fair. 7.07d; good middling. 6.73d: middling,
6.4ld; low middling, 6.2ld; good ordinary,
6.65 d; ordinary, 6.31d; sales. 8,000 baits.
Sntrnr Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; muscovado, 3.23c, centrifugal,
173c; molasses, 2.9Sc; refined, steady; cut
leaf, 6.50c: crushed, 5.40c; mould, 4.06c;
cubes, 4.95c; XXXX powered, 4.85c;
powered, 4.80c; fine granulate, 4.70c; dia
mond A. 4.70c; confectioners, A., 4.55c;
No. 1, 4.60c. ' '
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12, -Cotton goods
markets are steady with more business
offering for late deliveries at conces.
Innu fF Vl . if . m ,i I fn. alllra I. i
Jnhtir sr havlnir uatimt mrt nn. . .
thus far this season.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Trading Approximately 550,000
Shares, Most for Many Months.
M'ADOO'S ACTION IS HELPFUL
Much of Improved Sentiment At
tributed to Intention of Treasury
Department to Flnnnce Crop
Jlntrinrnli
vtnw rnnk-. Aik. ll. lmonlled by a
variety of Influences, many of them ad
mittedly favorable, today's stock market
renewed us recent nuvance, mo no em
braclng moro than the usual number of
secudltlei In practically all divisions of
the list. Trading approximately was fcA-
001) shares, which tar exceeded any ses
sion or recent montns, Maximum kkiub
In the favorites averaged almost two
point, but profit taking In the final
hours largely reduced this advantaga.
stee, Reading anu union i-acmo m n
time relinquished their positions as
leaders. Trading In steel, which aggre
Im1 m'Ap 2F nr rent of the Whole.
was again remarkable for tho largo lots
which changed hanas.
It 1 Intorrstlnr. as showlne tho state
of the speculative mind, that muoh of the
Improved sentiment Is attributed to the
intention of the Treasury department, an
nounced some time ago, to nnance tne
movement of the crops. When this was
first made known the nnanciai aisinoi
manifested something more than mild
resentment and openly denounced . tho
commercial paper feature of the program
as savoring of "Inflation."
Now a conswcraoie taction raura iu
the Bovernmenfa action as a bull argu
ments, saying It will relievo this center
of any momentary strain, and will act
ually bring td It a large share of the
crop money where It will find an out
let, lr not In speculative, in various
other channels. . .
Formation of tho Southern Tacit le syn
dicate, with Its world wide ramifications,
was also accepted as a sign that bankers
are nat averse to a further advance in
quoted values. Coppers wero helped by
an advance In the metal to 10 cents.
Additional ease In long time money was
Indicated, with an enlarged demand from
Interior points for commercial paper at
six per cent, a reduotlon of one-fourth
per cent.
Bonds participated only lightly in the
better tone of the stock market Govern
ments wero unchanged on call.
Total sale par value amounted to $1,
8.000. Number ot sales and closing quotations
on stocks were:
Amtltmtd Cepper..
American Agricultural,
Amtrlou Ileet Kugtr
Amtrlcin Cn
Amtrlean Can Md..,,
American 0. & r......
Amtrlctn Cotton Oil...
American lea Recurlllea
American Unaeed ......
American Locomotive ...
American P. & K
American S. 4 11......
American S. & It. old..
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. It Tel....
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining
AUhleon ,
Atchison pti
Atlantlo Cotut Lin
Daltlmor & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Urooklrn Haptd Tracalt.
Canadian Faetfia
Central Leather
Cneeapeake Ohio.....
Chicago dreat Weatern.
C. M. St. P........
C. a K. W
Colorado Fuel & Iron.
Coneolldated Oa ........
Corn Product
Delaware A Hudaon,,,,
Denver ft Hlo Orande..
D. & n. O. pfd
Dlatllltra' BecurlUee
Erl
Erie lit rfd
Crl Sd prd.
General Electrlo .......
Oreat Northern ptd
Great Northern Ore ct.
Illluola Central
Interborough-Met
Inlerborough-Met. ptd.,.
International Harreiter.
International Marine pM
International Paper ....
International Pump ....
K, c. Southern ,,
Laclede, du
Lehigh Valley
Loulivllle A Nathrlllo.
M.i fit. P. 8. Ste. IS.
M K. &. T
Mlaaourl Pacltlo .,
National Blacult .,..,..
National Lead
N. R. o( 11., 2d pfd,,
New York Central.
N. Y O. ft W
iNortollt & Weetern....
North American ,
Northern Pacltlo ,
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People'a Gu ............
Pitts., C, C. i St. Id..
Plttstiurgh Coal ,
' Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Fa ace Car
Reading
Republics I. A 8
Republic I. ft 8. pfd..
Rook laland Co.
Ruck Island Co pfd....
Bt. U ft 8. F. td pfd
Bmboord Air Lin
Seaboard i Air Llna m.
SlouuSheffleld B. A t,,
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd.,
Tenneuee Copper
Tula ft Paclflo
Union Pacific
Union Paclflo pfd ',
United State. Realty....
Untt4 Statu ltubber ,.
United Statu steel ....
v.an uopper
galea. High. Low
42.700 74K 71
1,400
1I.400
too
too
eoo
300
i.'too
t.roo
"tw
too
t.m
8,600
too
41
4T
44
an
'il'si
eitt
6IU
iiiii
Sit
7a
171
31 H
44H
46 e
4SS
Cleae.
74H
W
4(H
4K
44
U!4
I
JJ'i U
u
101
nut in
ih inn
317
ten
MS
7H
iS4
400 w n t7
I, 100 icH H
1,600 OOttj iH K
lt.100 XltU. WH
1,100 Hl 1ST II H
i.r00 tlH MM n
W 14 14 IS
II, 000 10S14 107H 10IH
1,000 lml no w
1,700 I3H tVA
i,too Wji in lasji
4,100 UU 10M toil
..... ..... ..... 1B7V4
A II
M0 KM H UU
r09 14 14
14,100 H H 19U SH
304 41 47U 41H
100 liZ SJU M
143 14tti
iuh 1H
ssv. ttii
lt jot
is 1H
1H H
' ITIHi
lltt
(4
7
3,109 37 29 i
n
U3 lltti
11IU HSU
190
31 344
33 34U.
130 1IH
' 49
11U
143U
1,100 1U
eoo sh
0 00 107
l.too its
,00 (3
i.too m
too iuh
payments yestirday, w,75lt. The tie-
fklt Hits flarnl year Is ll.tJ3,ii. nKsiust
a deficit of IMKt.W last year, exclu
sive of Panama canal and public debt
transactions.
llitstnn Mlulncr Stncfcs.
BOSTON. Alts. 1! -Closing quotations
en Boston stocks and bonds!
Allouea Mohawk
Amal, Cepper KH.S'eiada Coeaolldated 14H
8.
A. 2. U A
Aril. Com. ...
1). ft C. C. ft 8
Cel. ft Arliona
Cat. ft llecta
ventennlal
. .. llHNIplwIn Mlnee
Nortn nutte
M. 1 North Lake
. . KliOld Domlnlrn
t?0 Oaeeola
13 Qulney
Copper llange C. Co. eoV; Shannon
uuue ... i:nupetior
KTanklln ... .. H8. A It, M
drsnby on M4Tamarek
Ureene Cananea .... 4HU. 8. tr. It. ft. M,
Kle Iloyalle fcvn.l lit. An erd
Kerr Lake . . . .3 7-liUtah Copper ...
Lake Oipr-tr .. .. I winonn
I.atUlle Corpfr . Ill Unlrrlna
Miami Copper ... . 13H
1
4H
39H
tot
!
!
37
43
Mt
Ut
4
London Stuck Market.
LONDON. Aur t'lAmrlran r.(Ulrl(lt
opened lower today. Later fair buying
orders rallied prices and at noon the
list ranged from above to U . below
yesterday's New York closing.
coneele, money
,do secount
Amal. Copper,..,,
Atonieon
Canadian Pacific
Chicago a. W.,,.
Bt. Paul.,... ,
Denver ft nlo 0
Krle
do tit ptd
7Jillllnola Central 1111a
tlOrand Trunk......... Sii
. ?k)tM,k r. a 4.,.!..... itt
.lOOt, Southern Paclflo.... MH
329Hllnlon Pacific 119
,14 V. 8. Steel tit,
.ltUWahaeh l
. 21UDeUeere ... llt
. tlHlUnj Mlnee U
. 41V
SItiVER Ilnr. alenilv at 27 &-l(d ner ox.
MONEY 54 per cent.
The rate of illannnnr In th nnnn market
for short bills Is 340341 por cent! for
three months' bills, 3 1.14 per rent.
Corn nnrt AVhrnt nrglon Ilulletln.
United Btates Department of Agrlcul
ture, weather bureau, for Omaha, for the
twenty-tour hours ending at 8 a. m 75th
meridian time, Tuesday, August It, 1913:
OMAHA DISTIUCT STATIONS.
Temp.- Italn-
Elatlon. High. Low. tall.
Ashland, Neb.. S3 70 .00
Auourn ..vi 70 ,w
Broken Bow... S3 05 .00
Columbus ...... (2 t,7 ,0i)
Falrbury 95 o .00
.Fairmont SiS C5 .00
Grand Island.. 84 (41 .00
Hartlngton .... S8 (A ,00
Hastings S3 60 ,00
Holdrege W 67 .00
Lincoln ... 87 69 .00
North Platte., tt 66 .00
Oakdalo 84 69 .00
Omaha 84 70 .00
Tekamah 83 67 .00
Valentino .... ss 6$ .02
Alta, la SO 64 .00
Carroll 7 5 .00
Cipjrinda n 70 .00
Btbtey 80 G4 .00
Sioux City 82 66 .01
Bky.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
in. cloudy
Pt cloudy
l't. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Halnlng
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
l't. cloudy
i'iouay
Minimum temperature for twelve hour
perled ending at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
78 64 .60
94 73 .10
Ki 66 ,S0
74 . 62 .60
92 72 .80
SO 04 .(0
82 60 .10
100 74 ,M
SS 68 .00
OMAHA LIVEJTOCK MARKET
Very Moderrttc Receipts of Cattle of
All Kinds.
H0QS COMING IN QUITE FREELY
Monday's tllii Itnn ot Sheep nntl
I.nntla VoUotvril by SninH"" ne
relpta on Tncadny Trade
In Ootid Condition.
sntiTir omaiia. Aus-. 12. 1913.
Receipts were. Cattle. Hogs. Sheer.
Official Monday 6.498 4,701 ai.sii
iistimato Tuesday s.ww u,iw tvw
Two days this week-. M9S 16,201 34.922
Same days last weck...U.2S3 l,o7R 4S.S6J
fame days I weeks ago 6,60$ 1B.S30 p,l0
fiamo days S weeks ago B.W7 l?.6lf
Same days 4 weeks ngo 6,172 H.001 11,630
Same days lost yrar,.14,lM 13.SC6 ,41J
The'followlng tablo shows tue range of
Prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with compprifoiis: .
Date. 1 1913. li: illl.r.10.llBO9.H06.lO7
July 2S. S 69 6 61
July 2). 8 5714 T66 6 67
July 30. 8 66U 7 67
July 31. 8 S6H 7 72 69
Aug. 1. 8 MK 7 76 6 64
Aug. 2. 6 48 7 (6 6 69
Aug. 3.. 7 93 6 76
Aug. 4. S 434 6 9
Aug. K 8 S3S 8 03 7 04
Aug. 6. 8 17M 7 6
Aug. 7. 8 19 7 90 7 18
Aug. R. 8 UH 7 83 7 8
Aug. 9. 8 18 7 S9 7 n
Aug, 10 7 96 7 a
Aug. 11 8 191, 7 21
Aug. It ....... 8 04 7 11
3 231
7 98
7 71
7 601
7 00
7 7&
7 si
7 40
7 It
e
7 49
7 M
607
6 It
6 14
6 41
6 44
e
0 ii
7 701 7 62! 6 SSI
7 6HI 7 641 6 68
7 701 7 65, o 46,
7 69! 36
6 30
7 49
7 41
7 34'
7 43
7 W
7 79
7 81
7 83
7 93
6 40
6 60
0 41
6 93
6 04
6 (4
6 01
6 91
tn
6 92
5 83
677
680
6 8S
6 S8
I nntl several loads sold at tho top prlif,
o.w), usual, pnrners were rntner litio
In getting, out, nnd tho first bids wr.o
11 ude at figures that looked to bo lOQloo
lower than yesterdRy's average market.
Several droves were sold on this basis,
but It was not long before values tumbled
still more, from this time on tho prices
paid were Quoted as IWSJOo lower thin
yesterday's general market, or 204f-'5,,
below the first Mies yesterday. Trnda
y.as rather slow and there wero still somo
l'ogs In first hands at 11 o'clock. Bulle
of the sales landed at J7.804r7.96, showinir
a decline of nearly IXV as compared with,
yesterday's packing purchases.
Tho rloe of the trade was worse than
any other time, lly 11 o'clock nearly all
orders had been tilled and as there was
only one buyer still looking for hogs he
had things very nearly his own wav.
Values slipped down n few more notches,
sales made at noon being quoted as fullv
26c lower than j'esterday's average, anil
at 1 o'clock there wero quite a number
still on sale.
No. Ar. 8h. Tr
S7 300 leo IM
II 303 M 7 90
II 311 HO. 7 10
M 2XS It 1 to
13.,... ..113 ... 7 to
M 217 ... 7 to
23 211 S 7 tn
13 311 It 7 to
(,... ,...JK 10 7 tt
S3 303 30 7 M
fit SIS 324 7 36
CI, ...... .311 SO 7 95
tt.......31 ... 7 93
7 371 200 7 IS
T4. .,,.,. 1M 7 13
et 210 to t 95
71 174 ... tto
tO 310 .... 100
l 379 . . 8 00
0 .771 110 IIS
75. . ,.,,-320 200. t SO
75 Ill 40 I 30
7S 204 ... t !71J
7J. ......o in 1 n
41...... .33
IS 309
34 SK
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live- stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty.four hours ending at 3 o'clock
p. m. yesterday
IlECEJPTS-CAUS.
Cattln.Hoes.Sheeu.H'r's,
C. M. & St. V. Ry 4 6 .. 1
Wabash It. IU S 4 ..
Mo. Pao. lly 8 4
Union Pacltlo t n. ,. 21 28 41
C & N. W. Ry. east.. 1 8 I
do. west v.... 1 64 .. ..
C. St. I'. M Sk. 0 12 17
V., II. & Q, lly., east., a 6
do. west 63 28 9 1
C, it. I. & p., east... 3 10
Illinois Central Ry 1 ..' ..
C. O. W. Ry 1
Total 137 ICC 61 3
DISPOSITION CARLOADS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep,
No. At. 8h. rr.
St. . ..317 20 7 70
64 27 ... J 73
II 374 19 7 7t
77 . .. 41 ... 7 to
40. 270 ... 7 10
II. .,.,.373 10 7 80
t7 303 ... 7 10
to, .... 31S ... 7 10
4T... ...2I3 ... 7 334
13 m 40 rs
II. Sta 0 7 13
SI t7t 130 7 13
35. 390 ... 7 34
31 313 .. 7 13
U ..VH 130 7,13
M 301 ... 7 IS
., SOS ... 7 to
tt..... ..2l4 1C0 7 tt
31 MS .. 7 IS
33 241 ... 7 15
t 3S3 10 7 30
19 S00 40 7 M
H 240 40 7 M
71 213 180 7 M
71 161 10 7 to
IT 373 40 7 90
II. ,,,,..374 SO 7 TO
17 2 S0 7 M
II ..til 110 7 10
It SIS 110 7 90
75 200 19 7 tO
1,100
1,700
too
34't
1IH
lt0!t
300
3,(00
too
4,300
200
3,100
100
13
tMi tU
29U JOH
jve; ioti
tin
1134
S3
1,900 11IU IUH
w 111 ll5t
13S
n
ton
107U.
71H
113H
13
S3
Vlr.lnla.ttrolo"ciiVri:: 7J$?
wiaih pfd r 1 400 a
Wabaah ' ' . ' MS?
74,300 113
3,100 J5tt
1,200
3,100
8,O0
too
1,600
(00
400
11,900
3,300
too
4,000
10O
49,100
190
too
3,100
loo
7.900
ton
431k
39
ni
ki
11
3
3,100
300
6
44
'iiii
3MW,
23
mi
1SH
sou
n&
4H
33H
9IH
SlU
to
"tt
17
ISITi
II
IS
(1
4T4
MH
21
43?t
44
71U
1134
33
114K
1I4H
1114
II
3444
1M14
mil
S3
It
ltli
30V4
tH
20
44H
siu
4
71
31
It
lit
tlU
01
MVt
m
31
IIU
4,
114
IIH
6
Wabaah
Weatom Marland
weatern Union ..
Sj,tM,h0H.a. B'ctrio.., iieoo
eJ! dlr ErU"
'or me dr. (37,399 ahariut.
- Vo'k aroner li.rk...
PRIME MT2RCANTILB PAPEP-fl
wltif0??- SS?
at 34 8323 for slxtyd'a'y bills SSd"" titm
f05tr,S5JffaV. Commercial bills, I4.S3.
7SILVER-Bar, W4e. Mexican dollars,
steadyP8-001'8"""'"4, 8toa3y! railroad,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ss follows;
U. 8. ref. Si, reg II K. C. ffo. rf. Is.. 97
do coupon l Ij. 8. deb. 4a mil) tou
U. B. 8.. reg 103 n. & N. un? ii..)'. nZ
do coupon ?; K. T, lit 4a IIU
U. B, 4a. reg 1104 t0 gen. u,' " ll
do coupon '"n'Mo, Paclflo 4..!'. 17
Panama 3a coupon.. tl4i oconr. !,.. aa
A1-Ch. lit 6l ctfa.111 N. , ef M, 4V4a' ' 12
Amer. Ag. 6.. . HH N. y. U, gen. !ia M
A, T, A T. cr. 4191H d deb S
Am, Tobaoeo a,,..,lllHeN. T. N. II. t
Armour mi. rvcT, 41 M
A,tl,WM ...... I w T, , qy, 4
District. Btattons. High. Low. fait
No. of Temn.- Italn.
coiumuus is
Louisville 22
Indianapolis .... 14
Chicago 24
St. Loui 19
Des Moines 23
Minneapolis .... 61
Kansas City 26
Omaha 17
A slight but general rise In tempera,
ture Is shown this morning throughout
tho entlro corn and wheat region, when
compared with tho twenty-four hours
nrevlous. The weather continues vrv
warm In tho southern portion, but tern-
fieraiuros are inuuti more moderate In
he northern portion. No precipitation
worthy or note oocurred In the region
west of the Missouri river during tho last
twentyfour hours, but showers were
fairly general In the central and eastern
districts. UA, 1VKLSH,
Local Forecaster. Woathtr Bureau.
Kansas Cltr Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Aug, 12.-CATTLB
Receipts, 12,000 head; steady to 106
higher. Prime fed steers, 8S.6Gfj9.00;
dressed beef steers, 7.60Qtl.40; western
steers, td.l6$feM6; southern, steers, $8.401.
8.65; cows, 83.6O.60; heifers, S4.507T4.8O;
stockers and feeders. 35.26(34,76: bulls,
4.25tSfl.75; calves, tu.00fi.60.
iiuus iteceipts, is.wu ueaa; 6a to ICO
lower; bulk, t8.SO08.7O; heavy, 18.168.00;
packers and butchers, S8.204ie.77H; light,
8.6i78.7o! pigs, 35.76417.00.
SHBBP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head; steady to strong; lambs, S3.00t3T.00;
yearlings, it.wuo.w, wetners, liJtoei.Wi
ewes, 1z.lOW.t&.
St, I.ouU I.lve Stock MnrVet. '
BT. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 1 2. C ATTLB
Receipts, 6,900 head; 10a lower; good to
choice steers, 37,2&flB.00; stookers and
feeders, So.25ilr7.t0! cows nnd heifers, S4.75
Hj8.40; bulls, t5.75dj.75; calves, 36.0OQiU.00:
southern steers, SSSsyuS; cows and
heifers. J4.2Stftl.60.
HOQfc Recetnts. 13.000; 15c lower! cists
and lights, 36,659.20; mixed and butchers,
W.SIJM9.15; good neavy, m.iws.6.
BIIEEP AND LAMU8 Receipts. 7,000
head: steady; lambs strong. Muttons.
JTIWHOO; yearlings, 3S.00tr6.0O; lambs, 35.60
tjo.oa
nils nnd Tloaln.
NEW YOnK. Aug. 12.-COTTONSIiBD
Oily Market weak; rosin, quiet; Turpen
tine, steady; moiasses, ami, cmiwy yy
tine, steady.
HAVANNAH. Oa.. Autr. 12. TURPEN
TINE) Firm! 85MC! sales, 837 barrels;
receiDU. J.Z51: anipmentsi zju: atctcits.
25.00(1.
ROSIN Firm: sales. 2.4S8 barrels: re
ceipts, 1,911; shipments, 2,494; stocks,
171.848.
auote: a ij. w.6za.H) c n. 38.70: k.
80: K, 3.80n3.90; O. M.8&fi3.flO: If, t.1.83
W3.92U; 7. I3.90tfr3.95! K. It.OOfBt.lO: M.
33.40; N, 4.30; N, 33.25; WO 3)6.10; WW,
Slottx CltrvLlve Stock: Market.
8IOUX CITY, la Aug. 12. CATTLE
.eoclpts, COO head: mitrket 10 to 16 h'gher;
atlve steers, t7.60tI8.65: cows and heifers,
tS.O0dT6.10; bulls, stags, etc., 15.C67.H).
HOOS Receipts, 8,600 head: market 20c
to 36c lower; heavy, t7.50tj7.70; mixed,
7.70tff8.00: llcht. t8.O0Q8.10: bulk of sales.
rcot.c8.
BHHE3P AND LAMBS Receipts, 000
'ead; market steady: fed muttons. t.75tj
iOO; wethers. H604.76; ewes, J3,7&04.60;
amos, ts.owo7.w.
f
Live Stock In Sltrht.
Receipts of live stock from six prin
cipal western markots;
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep.
filoux City ooo 8,600 000
Kansas City 12.000 13,000 7,000
Bt. LOUl 6,900 13.000 7.000
Chlago 600 16.000 33,000
South Omaha 8,000 11,600 13,000
St. Joseph 1 &00 9,600 2.500
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Cudnhy Packing Co;....
Armour A Co
Bchwarti ft Co
J. W. Murphy
h. u. I', uo
U P. Co
Swift (country) ........
'Armour (K. C.)
W. B. Vansant Co
11. Vansant & Lush....
Hill & Bon
P. U, Lewis
Huston & Co ...
J, U. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Hubs
Rosenstock Dros
McCreary & Kellogg ...
Wcrthelmer A Degen ,,
11. F. Hamilton
Rothschild & Krebs ....
Mo, & Kans.-Calt Co...
Cline & Christie
S. & 8.
Other buyers
904
494
444
303
t
19
m
4$
68
921
243
241
18
72
44
20
9
110
177
145
60;
83
733
2.891
2,962
2,020
8.638
1,423
76
1,896
8.034
4,835
857
403
do ct. Si ,. M4No. Paeiflo'a au
At. C. U lat 4a. H4 do 3e ... ..." ' Hi
n a. n i. ... nun., hi t. -m".'" r?T
i do SUe 1
Brook. Tr. cr. 4e,
Cen. of Qi
Ienn7 etu.' l
tiu ed
a. II 1034 Readlns m,n."ii 2S
Cen. Ualher 6. .. 11(48. I & a. P. f"i. iXS
Chea. & Ohio 4Ve. " do a;n. Ca llil
do conr, 4a 7tS. U 8. Vf, t'.'u Si
CM. A. 84a., 844 B. A. T. adj. Ii. 71
C, D. k Q. i. 4eM48o. lello eel. iju
do un. 4e 33 do er. it,,. . Q
OHtlPt 44a 10l; do lit ref to
C. It I. P r 4a M41So. Rallaw (a iSa-
do rfg. 4a 74 ap gen. 4a ... ., iu?
rMUo 4i..tl4
6a 71 do lat A , .!' ' iX
-
794 do
O. A B. r & e 4 Ha II Union
Del. & II. er. 4a M to cr.
V. & It. o. r.
Dlattllora la ..
ErU pr. I. 4s..
do gen. 4a
do er. 4a, aer.
111. C. lat r. 4i
Inter. Mat. 4Ua.
Inter. M. M. 44e. I1UWH, Central 'i,.
.V w vym ........ . . t r
Bid,
i 71 . do lat A r mu
7l4VaCar. Ch. , " mH
T14Wab. Kt & V' iirL
39HWeat. Md. 4.T 4 7I
"irzir-" cr, ta..
314
flair York Mlntnc Storks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Cloilng quota
tions on New York mining stocks:
Com. Tunnel stock. 10 Utile chlel 3
do bond! toiiatlcan ,, 199
i.-on. uai, ac va..,, itontarlo
Iron Sllrer IMOvhf
Lcadrllle Con. SVellow Jacket
Offered.
Treasury Statement,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12w-Thn enHl
tlon of tho United States treasury at the
beginning ot business today was. Net
balance In goneral fund, 1131,002,006.
Total receipts yesterday, tl,2J7,l73. Total
Total , 3,700 12,145 17.236
CATTLE neeelDt this morning were
only about half as large as yesterday and
tho total for the two days this week
shows a falling off ot almost 2,000 head
as compared with the corresponding two
days last week and of about 4.600 head
as compared with the corresponding
period ot last year. Tho danger of a
flood of dry weather cattle such as
ICanias City experienced last week seems
to have tassed. for the present, at least.
Evoryone realir.es that the supply ot cat.
tie Is so scarco that the farmers are not
likely to sacrifice their cattle on any
temporary croD scare.
There was a good active demand for
beef steers and the market was strong
to 10a higher than yesterday, or 10dJ15a
nigner than last ween, Most or tne or
ferlnga changed bands In good season In
tne morning.
Cows and halfers wre In active de
mand. with nrlces on that kind of stock
10tT16o higher. Pretty much everything
in the way or butcher stock was 01s
nosed of In cood season.
The most advanco was on stock cattle
and reeders, as they suffered moro de
cline last week and week before. Cattle
of that descr lot on were I0tf20o higher.
or around 26ftC0c higher than the low
time, this means mat tne recent Dreait
has been recovered and that nrlces are
as high as they havo been any time this
season.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed beef steersi S. 1639.00; fair to
good cornfeds. u.OOtr8.2S: common to fair
cornfeds, I7,263.00; good to oholce amge
beet steers, 37.4OQ8.00; fair to good rang
ers. 37.00(37.40: common to fair rangers.
i0.4O7.0O; good to choice heifers, W.VW
7.60; good to choice cows, 36.0006.60; fair
to good graa.es, is.uosi.w; common to rair
graoes, t3.uo3jrt.uu; guoa to ouoice Block
ers and feeders. W.KWje.OO; fair to good
stockers nnd feeders, t6.26djO.60; common
to fair stockers and feeders, $5.76CJti.23:
stock cows and heifers, tt.60tro.25: Veal
cavjes, JS.OOdJD.W; bulls, stags, etc., t4.60
REEF STEERS.
Totals
,.24,800 71.600 63,100
Thursday Will Be
Elks' Day at Carter
Lake Country Club
Women and children ot the 'Elks'
families eagerly anticipate tho annual
women outlne that will be given Tlurs.
day of this week on the new grounds and
the beach of the Carter Lane ciuu.
A program of athletic ami aquatic
sports begins at 3 o'clock, open to men,
women and children of kiks- lamincs.
There will also be dancing during the
afternoon.
Flfteen-m.rute streot car service will
be provided between Locust street and
tho lake In the rush hours and oftener
it required.
Tables, coffe and lemonade will be sup
plied for th-- picnickers, who bring bosket
lunches.
Table d'hote dinners will be served from
5 to 7 o'clock at tt a plate, children under
10 years and over 6 being served at halt
price. Tho menu Is most attractive and
caberet entertainers., tho beet in the city,
have been engaged.
Boating and bathing facilities have
been provided and indications are that
with favorable weather several hundred
will participate.
Elks may invite friends also and are
urged to do so. The athletic programs,
however, are restricted to Elks and their
Immediate families.
No. At. IT.
7 ,. Ml 7 7S
13... V77 7 It
17 171 7 90
30..., 1110 too
II ,,.,1036 I OS
II Itt3 I 30
t&... 1174 I 26
II U0I I 30
No. At. Pr.
1 tiO t tt
1 1011 I IS
It 1097 I 31
ss.. 1110 t to
1111 8 60
3... 1010 ICS
19,., 1111 I 14
SS 17SS I td
STEERS ANU HEIFERS.
110 I 35
134 4 tO
100 I 00
741 I 60
...... 143 I 10
1047 I IS
170 (00
1800 7 II
1310 7 71
31 174 I 31 11
COWS.
3 310 3 CO I....,
1 ,.. 330 I 10 3
1 IK t IS t
1... 1000 4 73 I
1 720 4 75 4
7 901 4 IS 1
1 110 I IS 1
3 10M 4 30 1
HEIFERS.
1 4M I 36 1
1 MO 6 00 14
1 wo e 11 1
t 700 1 is 7
1 tOO 6 SO
DULLH.
2 K0 S 00 1
3 133 I 31 3
t 1110 I 40 1
CALVES.
1.. 200 4 10 4
I ,.. til I 7S 3
t 404 00
,130 IS
SIS 6S
, IJO 7 M
403 7 00
..1430
.. SOS
..1439
.. 90S
.. 40S
I 40
s to
6 10
t 00
6 7S
3.,..
I....
18....
4....
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
SIS I (0
SIS 4 71
no to
til 7 00
73S 6 IS I
i?o s is it
110 a to I,...,,,
tlO SO II
WESTERNS,
NEURABKA,
C feeders.. 830 6 75 7 feedors.. 711
t lecoers.. v 1 uo
15 feeders.. 853 7 05
44 feeders.. 995 7 20
975 6 5
956 4,00
16 COWS,
a vuwa,,,,, m e,w
0 cows 906 5 70
58 feeders.. 1108 7 25
4 COWS..... 1064
83 heifers... 933
al cows 623
Btrclsson
43 neiiers... 751
8 feeders.. 845
23 feeders.. 1106
20 feeders.. 911
2 cows 765
1 cow 970
1 bull 12i0
6 feeders, ,1104
61 heifers., .,978
18 cows 658
7 06
7 05
7 36
7 10
6 00
4 00
5 23
6 25
6 10
4 26
6 20
6 10
5 20
& FJrth, Nebraska.
60 10 COWS 845 E 65
W. T. Hardlmr. Nebraska.
CI feeders,. 858 6 30
H. . Stockham, Nebraska,
43 steers.... 743 6 30
WYOMING .
2 steers. ..1240 7 60 29 feeders.. 603 1 CS
19 cows 972 4 85 13 heifers... 611 6 SO
38 heifers... 967 6 40 14 cow 1007 C 65
11 calves... 179 8 25
J. P. Moorhead. Wyomlnir.
41 steers... ,1202 7 35 134 steers.... 1230 7 40
36 steers.. .,1211 7 25 11 cows 1CS0 6 60
L. B. Dadgett. Wyoming,
88 cows..... 967 6 60
Band Hills Land & Cattle Co., Wyoming.
avi livers.. ..leou 1 vo
DIAMOND CATTLE CO. WYO.
74 feeders. .1049 8 00 60 cows..,,. 997 6 65
22 heifers... 965 6 60
C. C. Longhurst Idaho.
0 calves... 292 7 CO 16 cows 7 60U5 65
9 cows,,,., 1023 R 65 7 calves... 183 8 75
HOQS-Buppllea wero liberal this morn
Ing, about 168 cars, or 11,600 head, bclnif
reported In. Added to this wero some
1.600 carried over from yesterday. For
the two days the total is 16,201, just a
trifle smaller than a week ago, but
nearly 3.000 larger than for the same days
last year,
Shippers opened the trade this morning,
buying a fair share ot Uie supply at
orlces that were weak to a dime lower,
IS. ......147
10 til
It 200
10
I 40
S ii
t to
1 to
I s
t IS
pioa u
10 14 .. 6 60 1 It ... 10
SHEEP The bulk of a rather moderate.
supply of lambs sold very active at prices
anywnerer rrom lowwc higher, owing to
the hlg Improvement in tho quality over
yemeruay me sales on paper appear
higher than thev actually are. Iluvent
got out early and seemed eager for any
thing In tho lino of killing lambs, result-
iiik in a snort, snappy iraae ana every-
thing at all decent for killers wer.01
Cleared at a comnarntlvelv enrlv linur.l
Amoilg the transactions were some fat
lamDs, a straight cut or which brought 4
tS.75 yesterday that sold at itt.S5 this!
morning, mo general quality of the of-t
ferine being better than on hnl
previous day a higher top was soored,,
me nignest price being- 37.16, having been
paid tor several loads of ambs. Most1
?t the killing lambs sold at a range of
16.85Q7.15.
Aged sheep wero none too active at,
steady prices nnd all such offerings were
iut uispusea 01 until a late nour iq they
forenoon. Tho demand was not as broadl
as In the caso of lambs. Some range1
wethers being the samo ns those at 14.60.
brought the same prlco today.
. ,7$ l"8 .and "dvunco in prices tn the
killing end of the lamb trado was re
flected in the feeder market, as every
thing on the, ordor of feeding lambs
changed hands Just as soon as sorted.
More buyers were In from the country
than In several days and most everyone
of them wanted lambs. The best feedlns
r M 7i3m M"iiy mcKea up at a range
ot mS&iM. Feeder sheep were In light
"'''''f . "me 01 oioaing this
roJ5ort, r.e,w' lf ""y- "de were made.
Quotations on sheep nnd lambs-Good
to choice. 26.7E(K7.1R' Intnh. e.l.
tC.604je.7S; laniba, culls. t5.00O6.00; lambs!
llnShP-yPfW 'ettrIlK. fair 'to gd
t4.76tJC.00; yoarllngs, feeders, tl6O.10:
wethers, good to choice, t4.25(4.00: weth
' tt'i SS?' -W-5 wethers, feed,
ers, tJ.50dJ4.; owes, good to oholce, 34.1 J
434.40; ewesjfalr to good. t3.764M.15: ewes,
feeders. t3.00tT3.2S; cull gheop, t2.0OSS,t.
NO.
160 Idaho feeder In ml,.
269 Idaho feeder lambs
91 Idaho feoder Jambs.,.,.
" ; : " muiua, .........
m laano reeaer lambs 49
194 Iduho feeder Inmlm jo
.5i SUH 'din lnub ,. 45
197 Idnho lambs 68
aii. luauu lamoa , 59
mil JS0 !am.bS M
239 Idaho lambs 68
172 Idaho lambs ,. gg
192 Idaho lambs is
174 Nebraska feeder wethers., 93
162 Nebraska feeder wethers.. 04
207 Nebraska feeder wethers.. 94
194 Nebraska feeder wethers.. 96
190 Nebraska feeder wethers. 1 04
298 Idaho lambs 63
106 Idaho lambs 56
112 Idaho lambs , 65
65 Idaho feeder lambs 49
233 Idaho feeder lambs 49
268 Idaho feeder lambs 63
92 Idaho feeder lambs 53
117 Idaho feeder lambs.. 51
200 Idaho feeder lambs 51
161 Idaho, lambs 64
304 Idaho lambs , 64
234 Idaho lambs 64
78 Idaho ewes , 98
76 Idaho yearllnsrs 79
167 Idaho feeder lambs ........ 68
601 Montana wethers 101
88 Idaho yearlings 83
55 Idaho ewes 96
45 Idaho feeder lh.mbs..,..w... 61
191 Idaho feeder lambs 69
SH Idaho larnbn , $3
11 Idaho oull larnbn rvr
Ko Idaho lambs
216 Wyoming lambs
ij Wyoming wethers .......
162 Wyoming wethers .......
220 Wyoming wethers
34 Wyoming wethers
216 Wyoming wethers
to wyomlnir wethers
61 Wyoming wethers 95
fie urnM.iH . . 1 n.
28 Wyoming wethers ss
149 Idaho lambs 73
77 Idaho lambs Ti
188 Idaho lambs Tt
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MAIIKEI
Av.
.. CI
.. 62
.. 61
. 3
.. 64
.. 61
.. 96
.; 98
04
96
90.
82
Pr
n 3S
6 US
0 ss
6 35
685
6 !.".
600
6 75
0 75
676
6 75
C 75
6 C5
4 25
4 2S
4 SS
4 25
4 215
6 60
6 65
6 6T
6 XT
6 35
8S5
(1 dS
6 Hi
6 45
6 90
690
6 99
4 00
6 00
6 25
4 25
6 10
4 00
6 60
6 50
690
5 75
fl 85
700
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
460
4 10
4 10
4 50
4 60
7 15
7 15
716
Cattle Stendr to Shade Lower ltoaj
Wealr.
CHICAGO. Ausr. 12. CATTr.Tnr.
colpts, 600 head; steady to a shade lower;,
calves stronger; beeves, t7.15U9.S0: Texas
steers, t6.6037.E0: western Bteers, 16.25
7.60; stockers and feeders, t5.40ty7.7S; cowsl
and heifers, t3.MQ.6Q; calves, ts.25tlll.60.
iiuub ueaeipts, iu.uqo nead! weak: 6q
to 10c lower: bulk of sales. tS.20iSS.90T!
light. t8.8SQ0.iO: mixed tS.06SHVl: hiuiw.
t7.75S8.96; rough, t7,76Q7.95; pTgs, t4.60(
SltEEP AND LAMPS Receipt!, 23,00(1
head; steady to 10a higher; natfve, 83.80
4.16; western, t4.O04.8O; yearlings, tS.10
6.00; lambs, natives, t8.254OT.60: weaternj
t5.767.60.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mairket.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 12,-CATTLE-Re4
celpts, 1,600 heal; market steady; steers
t5.603S.8G; cowa and heifers, t-003.60:
calves, t40000.00.
HOQS Receipts, 9,600 head: market 6d
to 10c lower; top, 18.76; bulk, f8.15t?8.GC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 2,503
head; market strong; lambs, t5.o&g3.75.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. AUK. 12. EVAPORATED
APPIE8-Qulet.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunef. firm. Auri-
cots, quiet. Peaches, dull. Raisins, quiet.
21
fit
THICK, SWOLLEN GLANj
inst mate a none v neere,
Roar, hve Thick Wind
or Choke-down, can be
reduced with
alio any Bunch oi Swelling. No blister, no'
hair gone, and hone kept at work. Con
centrated only a few dropi required at an
application, f 2 per bottle delivered.
Book 3 K free.
ABSORBINE, JR., antiseptic liniment for man
kind, reduces Cyttt, Went, Painful, Knotted
Varicoie Vcini, ulcers. $1 and $2 a bottle at '
dealers or delivered. Boole "Evidence' free,
. f.rOUM, p. 0, F IWimpIt St.SprUnfliU,
"Mot an 3SapnmsDt,,
8 SCU TO
h- POEHLER 60.
Established ma.
GRAIN COMMISSION
Bsnd for II ally Market Xtur.
MXMMICXrOrJH PPEtTCT