niK BED: OMAHA, KlUDAV, AUGUST 22, liK.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
More Important Lines of Corn Are
Now Pretty Much Intact.
MANY ARE HOLDING FUTURES
Will Likely Not Let Go of Them Ua.
Ill They Secure TVTint They
ThlpU n the Profit They
Ae Entitled To.
OMAHA, AUK. M. IMS.
The more Important linos or com are
Intact One of the larger speculatbrs at
Chlcaro Ik sold to still control anywhere
from 3,000.000 to 6,000,000 bushels ot the
deferred futures and while ho la talking
but very little relatlvo to hia position In
the market, ho la quae friendly to the
cereal and . Is taking on additional
amounts on all weak spots that develop.
These conditions reflect the sharp price
changes that are generally made when
ever declines are ot enough Importance
to; attract tho big buyer. There arc scat
tered holdings of December and May
corn, whlla- the Beptembcr Is concen
trated In the hands, ot one or two con
cerns and these people expect to secure
much higher prices for their gro-n before
.they let go of It. Some of tho holders ot
corn are more bullish now than they
were when (he price was 100 below the
present level. This refers especially to
the larger holders In tho market. Cosh
earn was unchanged to lower.
There wiui mure bull nwws on wheat In
circulation yesterday than In many days.
This news came largely from tho old
world, where prices were higher. Therfr
were no further ralnB In the north eft,
and notwithstanding tho market ruled
quite steady In oonsequence. Mannas
City and St. Louis were firm owing to
the falling off In receipts In that seoilon,
and cash markets were generally higher.
Minneapolis reported the cash situation
as less active. The flour situation there
was fairly active and prices steady. Mil
lers at Chicago report the Hour market
as In a healthy position and prices fully
maintained. Cash. Wheat was He higher,
The buying ot oats was of a good enar
acter yesterday, but tho selling was tulle
pronounced. Reports received yesterday
trom points west ot tho Mississippi river,
as weil as from sections north of It. told
ot the Inclination on the part of lorecr
growers to hold their grain, for higher
prices because of the scarcity of corn
and the fancy prices at whuff it Is likely
to sell. Cash oats were unchongtd
Clearances! Wheat and flour equal to
45.000 bushels, corn and oats, none.
Uvetpool closed with wheat VwHia
higher and corn Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 8J,0! bu.
and shipments of ?W,W0 bu. against te
celpts of 1,090,000 bu. and shipments ot
08.000 bu, last year. . u
Primary corn receipts were Stf.WO bu,
and shipments of 854,000 bu. agiliwt le
cclpts of SJJ.030 bu.- ana jiKlpments of
401,000 bu. last year.
Primary oats .receipts were I'M, 000 tu.
and shipments of un,000- bv aira.fi.t re
ceipts of 808,000 bu. mid shipments ot
4S5.000 bu. last year.
The following eoh sales were reported:
Wheat: No. 2 herd winter, 1 cor, M9io;
3 cars. Slttc. Ha. 3 hard winter, 1 car,
8lUo.: 3 cars, 81c: H.car, 78c. No. 4 hard
CARLOT RKCBlPTSr-
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago a U4 T !
Minneapolis 190
Duluth ,..v..v.. M-
Omaha 132 all. 65
Kansas City S3 90 19
tit. IkiuIs S3 si 71
Winnipeg S3 '
winter, 1 car. 80Hc. No. durum, H car,
76c. No. 3 mixed, 1 car, 81c, Corn: No.
2 whit. 1 car, 73c; 1 car, 73V, . NP-. ?
white, i cars, l73,4c. No. 4 white, 1 car.
TWic No, 3 yellow, 7 oars,, 72rtcj 1, car,
7t(ic; No. 4 yellow, 1 car. 71Viq: I ,cir,
VoUe. No. mixed, 3 cars, T2Uc. No. 3
mixed. 3 cars. 73Uo: 8 oars. 7SO- No. 4
.'mixed. 1 car. (sour), UUo, No grade. .1.
cat' toats), 72c. Oaia: Standard, 2 cars,
e. o 3 wniie, m cars, aio. o.
white, X caiv 40ftoi 4. cars, ttiios 1 car,
40V4C No grade. 1 cor, 404o.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard,
81HiU8iii; No. 3 hard. 7B6lO! No. 4 hard,
SOyfco; No, 3 spring, 81c; No. , durum, 76c.
Corn! No. 2 white. 73rt1Sc: No. 3 white,
73Vo: No. wniie,- T!ci no. a yurw,
no
3 white, 41c; No. 4 -white, -WHSWic; re
Jected. 4014a
CHICAGO GRAIN AND I'ROVISIONS
Feature of the Trading: and CloslnK
Prices on Board f Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21, Bulls were In con
trol of both tho wheat and corn pits to
day until near the close, when there was
a general easing. Wheat endtd at a net
advance ot U? to c, but corn was lr.
regular, closing tta lowef to V4o higher..
Outs finished unchanged to MIPAo lower
and provisions were, 7Wo lower to liV&a
higher. Corn claimed attentlpn today to
a greater extent than wheat, the market
approaching In nervous activity the re
cent' prolonged . bull campaign. The
weather map seemed to be the dominating
Influence, dry, not conditions preyewllng
in the southwest and most ot the remain
der of the Cora belt Reports of benefi
cial rains In parts ot Illinois did not
check tho upward tendency ot prices and
December again reached TOO. Leading1
longs added largely to their holdings, and
the market remained firm and active far
the greater part of the day. Weakness
was manifest at the close on a numbor
ot profit-taking sales. Western Iowa re
ported corn selling there lo higher than
wheat
Threats of frost In ihe Canadian north
' west tonight was a prominent factor In
the uplift given wheat Strength of corn
also helped the wheat bulls.
An oversold condition added stimulation
hnd shorts covered freely. Bullish cables
formul an additional lift to prices, llm
, I tod offers ot now wheat at European
cepters being en Interesting, feature of
the day's news. Rxpert opinion was that
there has been too much rain In the
noithwest, and tho fear of damage from
this source was one ot the day's Dullish
Influences.
Oats became dull ufttr a firm start
and prices weakened with the easing of
other grain.
. Trade In provisions was not large and
price fluctuations, wero narrow, selling
HEAL estate.
FAUM A UAftCit LANU8 FOIt BAtB
New York,
TWO dairy, grain and fruit forms for
tale. - Well watered: good markets; (SO
per acre. Write for information, a. V.
Hlntou, Odessa. N. 7,
dtlnnesoloi.
1TOH SALK Stock farm. Mi acres: cen
tral Minnesota; Jo.OOt cash needed for
first payment
For sale, highly Improved farm. $0
acra lu the Red River valley, Minnesota.
' J15.0W cath needed for first payment
These farms for sale at a baigatn It
taken at once. Qwnsr. Box 304 Oavunport
la.
CORN UAND.
In Southern Minnesota we have a
number of fine Improved farms In Chin
pwa and Yellow Medlclno counties at
Wi . to 375 per acre; easy terms. O. ,T.
I'elland Land Co., B7 Tolace Bldg Min
neapolis. Minn.
Nebraska,
LAND FOR SALB-1,000 acres laying
from 4 to 8 miles from Fremont; sell It
In 40 acres or more. Will take 30 per cent
down, tho balance at BVb per cent Interest
from 6 to 10 years. Address D. 8qhroeder,
zm W. Military, Fremont, Neb.
KO'JNl-W-acr homestead In aU ed
nelRhborhood, Fine farm land; no sand
hills. Cost you 317&, filing fees and all
J. A- Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
Nevada,
LAROK stock range, good for summer
and winter; tor full particulars address
owner. U. A. Leaetu Wls Nevada.
UVE 6TOOK MARKET OF WKST
Ship l.ve stock to Soutii Omaha, gave
mlUage and. shrinkage. Your consign
ments recetye prompt and careful atten
tion Live stock Commission Merchant.
MARTIN RROfl. Tco.. Exchange Bldg
"Tho PenUunt ana udlclous Use ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
diuineaa Success.
of October rllm by a leading house was
wie cniei leature ot me market
Article ! Open.1 litgh.l Low Close. Yes jr.
Wheat I I I I
Sept. 87tifrHS7MiS8 8TW S7H
Dec.. 9tt4 f0, 90TiVl S0Hi
May. WXWt M 9Mt f6H &S
Com.
Sept. 75WJS TSH 74M 74 76V,
Dec..CHtri 70 60VkUH &Si
May. nnW 71 70V, T0h
Oats: ,
Sept WS H 42S S H
Dec.. u H !
May, 4SVH 4H 7tt 41 47T4tH8
Porai
Sept 21 D) 21 06 21 00 21 H 21 00
Jan.. 19 05 19 05 19 5 19 65 I 19 24
Lard: I I . I I V
Sept. 11 30 U Ui 11 30 111 30-33 11 30
Jan.. 10 95 10 95-91 10 96 10 06 11 37ii
Ribs: I
Sept 11 O) 11 CO 11 SS U 65 11 S2H
Jan.. 10 40 10 40 10 35 10 38 11 374
Chicago Cash PricesWheat: No. 2 red,
WMUc; No. 3 red. 87H(fS8Sio: No. 3
hard, SawSVOc; No. 3 hard, W4jw;c: No.
1 northern, MKOWic; No. 3 northern,
9ie9-c; No, 3 northern, KHiflr: No. 2
spring, 1302o; No. 3 spring, Steele; vel
vet chad, 8Q91c; durum, Mt).v. v oini
No, 2. 784f78VSc; No. 2 white, JbVic; No. 2
yellow, 7!i(78o; No. 3, 78tr78'4c: No. 3
white, 78Vic; No. 3 yellow, 7W8Vio. Oats:
No. 2 white, Kft434ic; No, 3 white, 4i'4W.
43c; standard, laaWc. Rj-e: No. S, tec.
Barley, 6(ic Timothy: H605.10. Clover:
SUUOyH.OO. Pork: J21.00, Lard: 3U.27H.
Uibs: IU.U&912.20.
HUTTJDU-Unchnngcd.
EUQS Iriegular; receipts, 9,050 cases;
at mark, cases Included, lltytOc; ordinary
tjrstn, 18 titi 1914c; firsts, 22o.
CH13BSB Unchnnsed.
IXITATOES Firm; receipts, 10 cars;
Ohio and Minnesota, KVtftWc; Jersey cob
blers. StHitCc.
POULTRY Firmer; springs, 10c; fowls,
Wc
Corn and Wheat Hesrlon nullntln.
United HtalCB Department of Agricul
ture, weuuivr uuieau, lor Umaha lur th
iviuiity-iour huuik eiiultig itt i a. in., ,5th
meridian time, Thursday, AugUst 21, 19131
UMA11A JJiaiiUCT t5lAliU.No.
-Temp. ilHin-
Station. lligu. Low- tail.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Ciear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
Pu cloudy
Raining
Pt cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland 104
73 .uj
auuurn ltd 73 .00
Jurokeu JJow.... K9 til ,W
toluinbus 94 68 .00
I'Ulbortson .... W Oi .00
Falrbury 101 O .U)
rulrmont lul t3 .VO
Oiatid island... 102 70 .")
aarunbtou .... W 0i .00
iiasungs 1U) 70 .00
Hoiurcso lul 70 .00
Unuoln 102 74 .00
North Platte. W OS .00
Oohiiaio 94 71 .(W
Omaha 99 7S .00
Tehamah 98 69 .0)
"Valentine .... 90 at .03
Alto, la 93 cs ,00
Carroll, la...... 90 69 .oo
Clailnda, la.. ..KB 70 .00
Slblhy, la ,B3 68 .03,
Sioux City.... iH 74 .00
Not Included ' In avoroges.
Minimum
temperature far twelve-hour pfarlod end
ing ai a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District,
Columbus ..
Louisville ..
Stations, inch. Low. fall.
... 18
00
91
02
88
W
M
04
70
70
63
Indianapolis ...
Chicago
St. Louis v
Des Molnta....
Minneapolis ..,
Kansas City...,
60
72
TO
100
106
Hlch temperatures continued In the
southern portion of tho coin and whs.it
region Wednesday, but cooler weather Is
moving In over the western portion this
morning and will extend eastward during
tne next iweniy-iour nours. uains were
general In the upper portlone of the Mis
sissippi and Missouri volleys and showerr
occurred In the Louisville district Rains
of one Inoh or more occurred at tho fol
lowing stations: In North Dakota, Pem
bina,' 3.20! In Wisconsin, La Crosse, 1.2a
I A. WELSH,
Local. Forecaster Weather Bureau.
MlnnrnpolU tirnln Market.
"MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 21,-WHBAT-No.
1. hard, 90Ho; .No, 1 northorn, S8.4ffl9o;
No. 2 northern, 86H087T4C. No. 2 hard
Montana, Sftttc; No. 3; S4HSSuT4q; Sep
tember, 87c; December, &0Ho; May, ;,,
FLOUR Unchanged.
BRAN-J20.76Q21.00.
CORN No". 3 yelloW, 7S??74c.
. OATS-No. white,, 40iOHc.
RYE No. 2,' 63W65c.
FLAX-31.62V401.63M,,
BARLEY 56Q60C.
New fork General ararket.
NEW YORK. Augi 21. SUOAR-Raw,
firm; muscovado, S.23o: centrifugal, 3.73c;
molasses, a8o; refined, firm,
IfVJ X A-V WVVHM f SUVWtlt HWW I.M ,
packing stock, current make, No, 1, 2lHa;
No. 3. lS0Ho. ,
CIIEEot rirm; raceipia, ooxes.
. 1 n n.. B fnniLr.
POULTRY Dressed, weak; fresh killed
we'terri 'chickens, 17023io; flwles. 1&
Kansas City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Mq.. Aug. 21. WHEAT
No. 2 hard. SlS0V4o: Nd. 3, MSTHJo: No.
2 red. 85UOBV4c.; No. 3, 82iKf8JHc
COlw-wo, s wniie, hiubi w. a, K'Mg
VS: ,
Wlit;Ac -;ioee: oejnemoer, i?i(aiio;
December. Eue8c. ,
CORN-eptember, 76T4c: December. TM4
iaStt'AC
Omaha, Hay Market',
(KM AH A. Au. 21. HAY Prairie: No.
1 to choice upland, 312.50: No. 2, SU.Cftfr
12.00; No. 3, I10.50S11.00: No. 1 to chulco
No. 8, 110; No. 1 to choice lowland. Ill oo
611.50: No. 2. 10.iO10.W;' No. 3, J8.S.W
9,64, Stmwi Choice . wheat, nominally
uotable at U.w; oat or rye, ta.wv.w
Alfalfa: No. I to choice, 312.0012.50; No.
a, ;u,00au.00; off grades unsalable,
i 1
LiTeriiaol Grain Markef.
I.TVnnPOQL Aue, 21. WIIEATlnr..
Irregular; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 8V4d; No. 2,
7s 6d; No, t 7s 2HV Futures firm; Octo
ber. Ts ?l?dr December. 7s 2Hd.
CORN Spot strong; American mixed,
new, kiln dried, 6s fid old. via, Oatveston,
Plato, Utd: October, La Plata, it ld.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Ave, 21.-COTTON-PU-tures
oneued steady: August, 11.80a: Ben,
tember, ll.6Jc:Otcober, U.66o; November,
U.4Sc December, U.50cj January, IMJo;
teoruary, u,i "i.arvn, tt.wc;- iay,
11.67c: inly. U,64o bid.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: August, U.Wc; iepuimbsr, U.imu;
October, 11.57CJ November, 11.60c; Decem
ber, U.Mc; Januarj". 11,43c; Jfebruary,
ll,4Sc: March. ll.5Sc:fMay. ll.87e.
T-lVKfllKXlL. AUtf. 1. COTTON Soot.
small business but firm, middling fair.
7,27ci good middling, 6,9Sq; middling, 6.7c;
low miaaung, o.jo; kpoq orumary .je;
ordinary, 5.6TC. Saleo) 3,00j0 bales.
Cotton cloed steady, net unehapged to
three polnu higher,
c - '
Metal Market,
NEW YORK. Aug. 21METALS-Cop-per,
steady; standard, spot and August,
Jll.75. bid; September, S14.751S.60: October,
S14.?7V4&16.50; electrolyttQ. ll5.K7tySJJ.O0;
lake. 816.00; costing. HS.eJHtMWe, Tin:
Easy; spot. l.l64J4tW: August, $1.000
41.60: September, LOOfrtLSo; October.
340.754M1I6. Antimony; pull) Cookson's,
ts.40os.60. Iron; Steady and unchanged,
London markets closed as follows: Cop
per: Quiet; spot, 6813a9d; futures, 68
13s M. Tin; Quiets, spot, 187 16s; futures,
194 10e, Iron; Cleveland warrants. Ms 9d.
. ,
Coffee Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Aug. :i,-CQSTEB-Thti
local coffee market opened steady at a
dooltne of S to 12 points on easier Euro
pean cables and easier cost and freight
offers. Under scattering liquidation,
prices gradually eased off. Covering
caused Might- rallies. Closed Steady, 7
to It points net lower. August, 8.78c)
September, 8.83c; October, 8.92c; Decern
ber. 9.070! January, 9.15-; March, 9.32c;
May. M3c; July, 9. Mo. Spot, quiet) Rio.
7s, 3!lcr Santos 4s, $12Kc; mild, dull;
Cordova, I3gl6c nominal.
nils and llmln. i
HAVAnnAll, ua.. AUK, si. iimrri
TINK-nrm, MHSci soles. 745 bbls.: re
SAVANNAH. Go;, Aug. 21. TURPEN-
; re-
bblB.I
cepts, M.su ni)ia, ; snpinenia,
stocks, xi, puis.
ROPIN-Plrm; sales, 1,417 hbls.i receipts,
1,531 bbls.; shipments, 357 bbls; stocks,
U2.80C bbls.
Quote. AB. .; CD. t3.8S; K. tl&S, F,
USMiCCiO. Oil, 83.tf4T4.05; I. S4.CD K, 34.10)
M. t4.40i4.45 N, (.10, WO, 14.00; WW,
36.25,
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET
Sentiment Bearish, but Traders Not
in Mood for New Ventures.
STEEL IS SOLD PERSISTENTLY
Chesapeake Rises Nearly Point After
Announcement ot Redaction In
the Annual Dividend
Rate.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21,-tTncertaln mnve
ment of stocks touoy reflected the ck
of definite news concerning the aialrs
In which Wall street ts particular; In
terested Just now. One of tho fev foo
ters was renewed selling heio on i mod
erate scalo for forclgii account Al
though no attempt was made tu put the
market under heavy preesurw, and busl
ness dragged along In desultory fashion
through tho day, pr.ces did not recover
from tho depression of the first half hour.
It was a waiting market, and while
sentiment wan beurtsK traders wore not
In tho mood to enter upon now venture.
News from Mexico was mixed. Tho con
tinued uncertainty over tho Mexican slt
nation was perhaps the chief restraining
factor. Tho reduction of 33 a Ion In stwil
billets attracted attention. United States
Steel wan sold persistently, und Its heavi
ness Influenced tho entire list.
Chesapeake & Ohio rose nearly a point
after announcement of reduction In the
annual dividend rate from 5 to 4 per cent.
Tho heavy losses which the company
sustained In tho spring floods cxpla'ned
the change, which had been generally
expected and fully discounted.
Tito bond market showed: a reactionary
tendency. Total sales par value, 3315,001.
United States bpnds wero unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and lending quotations
on stocks were as follows:
81. Hlch. Le- Cl.
Amltamt,1 CojPr ... ll.tOO 71H ' 'J'
Aitericin Airlcununl
American Utrt Sumr,
...... .....
i7oo ijvi
"'oi 'iivi
tl I
!( a
"i.m "
e'-e
!
TOO 9U
1,000 H
! Mill
400 XtlM
tfe 4e
American rn 1..00 3V U
American Can pM,,..,
American C. & r.
American Cotton Oil,
Am. It rVeurltlea.,,,
Amerloan Ltnaeed ....
American tmomotlee
American 8, 11 3,M 17 S
Am. H. It. p'd
Am. Burax Rennlng
American T. ,& T., ......
American Totxvcee ......
Anaconda Mlnlnc Co....
Atchlion
Atrhlaoii pM
Atlantic Camat Una
Daltlmur Ohio...
UetMaham 8tl
Drooklin Rapid Tr
Canadian raclllo S.I00 lit
ontral leather
Clieflpt h. Ohio 3. 000 Vlk
ChlcatfO O. W,
Chicago, M. ft St. p.... 1.104 107
Chicago & X. W 0O IMti
Colorado F. & 1 , 100 11 U
101H
31U
iivv
coDtouaatra uaa
Curn Producta ,.
Uelawara & Itudion
Denrer & tlto aranda.,..
Ilenrer & It. O. p(d
DlatUltre' Seaurltlaa
Brie ..,
Erie let Did...,.,.,,
Krla 34 tN..
1,400
3,000
700
2tU
44
Otnrral tltelrlo 104 144 lis
Oreat Korthern rtd,,,... MO 1HK ltU
Oreat Northern Ore clfe
Itlluola central
Interborougli Met l.too 1U
Inter, Mat. ptd ', . 3,100 tl
Interoatlonal llamatar.. too 107
IS
li
!0i
.uicr.uarino P1U ,
International Haptr .....
International JMrap ,,,, ,M
Kanaaa City Southern.,.
Laclede a as ,, , .. .,
Lahlgh Valley ,. b.KM 11414 133H
.MuiaTiue t ' iainruie. ,.,.. ..... .....
m., tu. j t tr. b, m...
Mleiourl,, K- T 604
M.eoour) paells ,400
National niaoult 100
National Lead
lH
N. It. It. of M. ti ptd
New York Central,,.',,,, too JU
N. T.. a A W .....
Norfolk A Western,
North American ...
Mi,ni.i;f"11' ,oa iih
Pacific Mall ,
Pcnnerlvmnla i ,,. ;ooj jlJ
vgtvcv:::
Ptltaaurgh Coal ,'. ,..,., ",
Preaaed Bteel Cr.,,,i
Fullman I'alaco Car,..., ......
Jtock Island Co..,.,,,,,,
Stock laland Co, p(d..i,,
at. t A a. p. t,i ,m .
two
Seaboard Air Una...,,,, ,,,,,,
Seaboard A, U pfd, .,.'.' ,..'.
Sloae-Bhelfleld 8. & l,j ,.
go,h; JPeeltle ....,. M.W0
4e. lUIHrav pfd.,,,','.',','." I""
t Mate
iciuc.W, vwpvr loo
80S
.. vL !cn, , , mi
United Htatee ltealtf,,., MO
United atatea Uubber.,,,
uniiea atatea mtel...... IT.IOO tl
V. 8, HteM pfd 'Kd 107
Weetem. Marrland ... . H
weatern Union
Wetlnchou. ISlectrla ,. 1,400 t1I 'H'v.
Wheellag A Lak Brie.. '?. ,
Total eaiee for t ha dor, tw.too iksrea"
London fftook Mnrhei,
LONDON, Aug; 18;-Amerlcan securities
wero quiet and steady during tho farlv
trading today, Ughf t buying ndv. nncd
prices a jfraotlon and at noon tho tnWft
ranged f rdnv Hd higher to Hd lower than
Saturday's New York closing,
CentoU. my, TMiarand Trunks,, ,, mu
do sceount TSti Illlnsl. ' ,.J''
Itnsl rr,n M 0 fA ir ' 'IT
A,,Majvu ..,.... ii Pdmnirn
SlS5fct o,.
The rata of dinrniin in th . .
for short bills la 3Ha per cent ?of
three months , mils. a3-l per cent.
Iloatnq Stock Mnrket.
ROSTON, Aug, 21,-CJnslng quotations
on Boston tocks?,ftnd bondsi. MUV',"J,,
Aiiouei iHoaan ,
Amal. Copper ...... tl Nevada Cen
A. Z. I V H NlplXIng Mlnea .
Arttona Com. ...... IK North llutta
B. t a 0. & B. M. , North I-.ke
Cel. A Arljoa;,,,,, MOId Domlelon ...
Cat. lteela . O areola
Sentennlal if Qulnc ,
Opper IUnie G O. SSVaBhanaon
Rut Dutte C.
M.
. MM Superior
Frank n ..
. 4ii superior A a.
Qranbr Cot).
a Tamarack
Oreene Catenae, U, a. 8. It. & M... l
lala Horale Copper. 114 ao ptd , ,)tr
"pp" vopptr vo,.
'r C'O. . .. I4U
44)1
ml Mviia copper .. e-k winona ,,
Mlamt Chopper UHWoWeflne
New York Money Mnrke4.
NEW YORIC. Aug. 2. .MONEY On r.ll
eltady, per cent; ruling rate, 214 per
cent; closing bid, JUVi per ont. Time
loans, otaaay, sixty am-ftt, am per cent!
ninety days, 4? par cent! six months,
tVWiM; per cent.
PRIME MKRCANTJL.E PAPEIWfH
nor rent.
8TKRMNQ EXCHANGE-Steady, 4.$3J0
ror sixiy-aay nuia aim a.awi tor qemanoi
commercial bills, U.Kli,
BIL.VJCR-Ra', MH) Mexican dollars,
afic.
honup uovernment, steaoy; railroad,
Irregular.
OMAHA GEMSRAb MAIHT.
RUTTKR-Na 1, Lib, cartons, o; No.
1, co-ih. tubs, ?si4c; No. t :,
Flail-White, fresh. c; trout, fresh
Uxs; mrge crappies, fresh, 13c; Spanish
mackerel, lie; shad roe, per pair, 4Qo;
uimon, fresh, 15c; halibut, fresh. lOo;
buffalo, $cl bullheads. Uo; channel CBt
fnsh. 16c; pike, lfiet pickerel, Uo,
CHBBHr-Importecf Bwss, J2o Ameri
can Swiss, :c; block Swiss, S4ci twins.
Uo; daUles, 17Me; triplets, ll'et youpg
Americas, ISc; blue label brick. Uci llin
berger, 2-lb., SOc; New York, white, lie,
POUl,TRY-Uror.ers, Co per lb.; hens,
l(c; cocks ltq; ducks, 13320c; geese. ISo;
turkeys, 20 Joel pigeons, per doz., Jl.JOl
roosters, e; ducks, full feathered, 100
aeets, full feathered, 10c; squabs.
No. 1, ll.M; No t, SOe.
BEEP CUT8-N0. I ribs, leuo; No. i
ribs, I4ttq; No. 1 ribs, l4q. No I Joins.
JIHct No. I loins. ITlie; No. 1 Ipins, U&z,
No. I chucks, UHc; No. 2 chucks. Uq; jjo.
t chucks, loc. No. 1 rounds. Mc; No. t
rounds, jsci No. 1 rounds, JiHo, Np. 1
pistes, 7ic; No. S plates, 7iic; No. S
plates, S'ic.
The following prices are furnished by
the Ollllnsky Prtilt company:
FRl"ITS--WahlnKton apricots, per
erata, lUQ; Wtnksou large green plums,
par crate, X00; medium red plums, per
erate, W.60; lar blue plumba, per era to,
12.00. Pears, Oartletts, per box, 12.75; 0-
i 107H loHf
l tou Ml!
II
aeirio.... afii
Canadian 1'arif C...T5 1 Union Paelfle,, '. i lhi.
ChloatJ 0. W..,.J U. , Steel. " ' '
t. Paul ,,.,10,WaUah .. . !
Denrer & Itlo 0,M. 0DUeer !! o2
,. 41
...
:::8
.)... It
114
::: ,8
II u
I
bo lots. M.66, Peaches 1 Per box. Wo; 1
California 11 Hardv Hears, ner hm. it '
Apples; Duchess or Transparent, per
bu 90c; E-bu. lots, sc; 10-bu. lots, soo
Cantaloupes; ArltonA standard, per
crate. II. X', Arkotia Pony, per crate, 11.75;
Arltona Jumbo, per crate, l.7o. Oranges;
Kxtra fine Valenclas. ISO, SnS sixes, per
box. M.Wi Sunklst Valenclas. lfio. $.S0;
176, 200. lis, 260 slses. per box. H.oo. drape
fruit: Florida. Indian River, 46. t4. $4
sixes, flO.00. Cranberries: Kvaporated,
carton containing 34 patksges. pr car
ton, $1.70. drapes! California, per crau
J1.S5. Lemons, Kxtra fancy Sunklst, S(X
and 300. por box, 39. W; extra rholco Red
Rail, 900m and 360a. per box, t.00.
VEOETABIiKS Potatoes, large Cob.
bier, per bushel. VOo, Oiiloi California
large yellow, per pound. SWo. Tomatoes,
homegrown, per market boxket, Uo, G
crate lots, 45o. Watermelons, Alabama
sweet, per pound, Ric. i-rutc lots, put
pound. l"4c,
MISCEULANKOUS-Ronstlhs: ears. nr
dot, 15c, Michigan celery, per doz.. Sc. i
Mott's cider, per keg, 5,W); Nehawks
c.aer, per acg, w.a; asKragus, per dot.,
30c; rhubarb, per dot., 20c; onions, per
do.. 20o; new beets, carrots, turnips, ptr
dot, sue; parsley per ilox., 40c; radishes,
per dot., 20c; head lottucc, per doz., l.w,
homegrown leaf lettuce, vnr doz.. Jin,
green Pvpinirs, per liaskct, toe; wax or
green beans, per basket, 31.00; hothouse
cucumbers, per dos., 40c to 50c; cauli
flower, per lb 104,l2iic; Venetian garlic,
per lb., 12Hc; new cabbage, por lb., Jc;
eggplant, per doz., 3LM; horseradish, 2
dux. bottles In case, por caeu. $1.90;
Dromedary brand dates, pkg., 33.O0;
Anchor brand dates, pkg., S2.&1; walnuts.
No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 200, medium
Picans, per lb., 13Hc; Jumbo pecans, per
lb., lie; giant pecans. Ixnitsiana. paper
sholl, per lb., 35c, filberts, per lb., lie,
Drake almonds per lb. ISc, paper a he II.
ISc: Hruslli. per lb., 10c; large washed,
per lb., 12c; black walnuts, per lb., 2c;
law No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7c; jumbo pea
nuts, per lb., bo; roast peanuts, per lb.,
c; shellbark. hlckorynuts, per lb., 4c,
white rice popcorn per lb., 4c; checker,
per HpackaiM case, S.W checkers, per
l0-pkg. case. 31.75: Lieslle berry boxes.
Quarts, per LOW. 32.7S,
, ,i . - ...
Ilry (ifloda Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21,-Cotton goods
markets wep dlstlnttly firmer and more
uuttvo toilaj in tho convertiblo und print
cloth yarn nlvlston. Raw sillfs are still
advancing. Yarns rule steady.
Hrnpnrnttxt Applce Slid Urled I'm Its
NEW YORK, Aug. 21. EVAPORATED
APPJUKS ulet but firm.
DRIED lCRUITS-rrunes firm. Apri
cots and peaches quiet and steady. Rais
ins quiet.
MILLION ONLY FOR NEBRASKA
Secretary of Treasury Intimates
This Will Be Allowed.
HALF AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 15
Poatmnater Freeman of Auburn He
Itvns, IiCWTlns; Cong-rcssmnn Ma
HUlro TTltli Another tt,HUO
Job nt Dlapoant.
(From a Htatr tjorrespondent.)
WASHINOTON, D. C, Aug. 21.-(8p-clal
ToleBratn.) It seems praotlcatly cer
tain that 31,000,000 Is thb most that the
banks ot Omaha and Lincoln can hope to
receive from the government In its allot
met of tho crop moving fund. While of
flc.al announcement of the amount has
not been Klvon out and is not expected
to bo disclosed until tho deposits are
made, It was Intimated at the depart
ment today that tho 33,000,000 requdsed by
the two cities would be reduued to one
third the amount.
It Is expected that half ot the amount
will bo made avallablu about Buptambor
IB and the rest a mouth later., Prom a
circular Issued today by Heort'tury Mq
Adoo It was lonrnod that In tho .ulh
deposits have already begun and that
feouthurn states will receive tlu rest ,o
the government funds September 15.
The plan is to placo the funds at the
tlmo when they wil tlo tho most good
and as thu Nebraska bankers when hero
intimated that their need would begin
to be felt about tho beginning of Octo
ber, the funds will Ukojy be on tap at
that time.
Auburn Postmnsler UeslR-ns.
The resignation ot William P, Freeman
as postmaster nt Auburn gives Represen
tatlvq Matrulre the task of selecting an
other postmaster in his district within the
near future Notice of vacancy was un
oxpootedly recolved by Mr. Magulre from
tho department today. lie had supposed
that he would have no more vacancies to
fill for this year.
William Herman Is at present tho only
applicant for the position, which pays
1,800 a year, with an allowance of 25o
for an assistant.
Tho latter place Is at present occupied
by Miss Lucy Freeman.
Mr. Magulre said today that he ox
neoted to make a recommendation before
October 1,
Cost of Living High
For Secretary Lane
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug, 21. It oosU
Frankllri K. I-unr. secretary ot the In
terior, 110,0ft) a year to maintain a homo
ua a cabinet offlcor and 2,Q0o a year for
"fee creams and pink tens," according;
to a statement he mad? to friends today
while discussing the high cost of llvina
lor government officials In Washington,
This dissipates his entire salary of (12,000
a year and he has nothing remaining
except tho glory,
Secretary Lno said that he was not
extravagant In his home, as he lived in
the same rentrtenoo he had ocqupled whlli,
a member of the Interstate Commoroe
commission.
He pays i,60o a yenp rent for tho homo,
has two negro- servants and Is not a
lavish entertainer.
HAS TO STAY IN STATE
TO WATCH DOORS OF PEN
COIORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Aug. 21.
Governor I.ee Cruce of Oklohomu, In
a letter received today by the Chamber
of Commerce, declines an Invitation to
attend the conference qf governors here
next week. Tho letter continues:
"The lieutenant governor stems dfter
mined to overthrow nil of my policies
and to make a wholesale delivery o?
criminals ffom the penitentiary.
"The criminal court of appeals In th
state has joined hands wlti the lleuten
ant governor In this raid upon the penal
Institutions by holding that the momm
I leave the Plate, even If my . absence
only extends five minutes, tho lieuten
ant governor can do as he pleases. Un
der these conditions It would be a rrlme
(or me to leave Oklahoma."
RAIL AGENT ARRESTED
ON A CHARGE OF THEFT
MASON CITT, la., Aug. 2I.-H. W.
Cooper, an agent for the Rock Island
railroad at Marble Rock, was arrested
here today as he was attempting to es,
cape with WO In cash belonging to the
Hock Island company, according to the
warrant sworn out. He Is said to bo
wanted In Montana for the alleged theft
of 18,800 from the Northern Pacific rail
road company. Montana offlrera took
him In charge and will return him to
Montana.
Key to tho Situation-Uce Advertising.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Rather Slow and Dull to Ten
Cents Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
Sheep In Active Demand nt 81r
Prlcen I.nmbe Strndy o Mtrynir,
but Not So AottTfi n on
Most Days.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug 91. 1913.
Receipts were! Cattle. Hoss. Shjep;
Official Monday 6,977 I.WU
Official Tuesday D.Otfrt .771 1.J
Official Wednesday.... 3,W3 M
Estimate Thuisday 2.50J 7,2vO !MJ
Four days this wefkiirToSfi 111.117 M.
Sumo dnys Inst week.. 15.1 32 IS j"W
Same day a 2 wks. ago.16.W0 M
Sume days w'ks. ngo.10.MM Cl.hS fJ.I;'J
Same days 4 w'ks. ngo. 9,.v4 43.7.1. SJ,iiJS
Same days last year... 19,724 .SS .S'
Tho following tabio shoTe the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omuha live stotk market for tho year
t-j date as compared with last year)
. 1MI3. llt Inc. Dee
Cattle S1,!W4 529,103
Hogs 1,1130,800 2.1S0.10 Uie,MI9
bhuep 1,276,W0 l.U1.64 .44
The following labia snows the raiiiie of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for th
jast tew days, with comparisons:
Uate, I im. iloll tmo, iwa.illM.ilW7
Aug. 9.
t IS
7 79, 7 48j
M4
6 ii
& H
881
i74
111
6 74
a
r to
AUg. 10
7 81 1 41 4 40
7 8S 7 Mi 0 CO)
7 U4I 7 4i 411
AUK. 11
siH
Aug. ii.
Aug. 18.
8 0b 7 41
6 32
Aug. It.
Aug, IS.
AUg. 18,
Aug. 17.
Aug. IX.
TTO-2
7 7S
7 4
( II
8 It
8 24
e M
7 77H
7 7&H:
7 (4
7 67
8 30,
6 44'
I 4ll
X 24
7 74
Aug. 19. 7 77441
S 2J 7 ft:
1 ill
Aug. JJU. T bli
Aug. 21.1 7 W
8 37i 7 Ml
a a.
6 111
7 4.-t
li KM B 03
tiunday.
Receipts and disposition or live slock
at the Union Stock yards, Bouth Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3
p. m. yesterday:
RtX'tSIPTS CARS.
Cattle Hogs. Snoop. U'r s.
C M. & Bt. P 1
4
Wabash 9
Missouri Pnclfla .1
Union Paclflo 10
C &. N. V cast.... 10
C, & N. W., west.., 12
C, Ht. P., M, ft O.. 3
C, R. A Q east
C, R. & Q., west... W
C R, 1. t P., vast ..
C. It, I. & P., west ..
Illinois Central
H
3
Sf
1
W
5
3
17
12
1
Total reoalots ..103
1W
37
JJIBI'UBITIUN U!UJ.
U tut lo. Hogs, Sheen,
Morris f Co ,,. 23t U05 M
Swift & Co 173
Cuduhy Paoklug Co.... 411
Armour & Co 3)1
Schwarts A Co 807
J. W. Murphy , ....
Krey Packing Co,
H. 6. Pack. Co i
S. & S
Cudahy, from K. C..., TO
W. R, Vansnnt Co Its
Ronton, Vansant & I 1R7
Hill & Hon M
V, JJ. Lewi 04
Huston Co...., ij
J, II. Root & Co,,., i,,. W
J. 11, llulla 7
I, . V. Hus 20f
MoCreary & Kellogg,. W
Sullivan Rros.........,
Mo. it ICan. Calf Co... 23
1.369
9,159
1,443
798
783
1.M3
1,427
1,437
3,180
37
00
C078
.....
Other buyere , sw
Totals
LG09
0,883 10,101
ii a 'i Tl. IJ There was onlV
a smaii run
tn.irfv nitbniiKh thorn wui a
fair showing for a Thursday. All told 100
oars wera reported In, but the most ot ho
cattle here vvoru on tint common oii.or,
there being almost nothing tlia. oouhl be
rated as really good. Uuyars wore sum
mmg It up as a lot' of trasu and eonso
nmmtiv did not trv very hard to buy. For
the week tho receipts now au.ount to
1M30 head, being a gain ot head over
last weeki. but a decrease of a.oifl head
as Compared with tho ee.m lurod last
year,
Vftt steers of ell kinds were slow spll
cis this morning, Thore was n feeling
among the buyers that their tattlo have
been costing thein too much money as
oompareil with Chleago and other points
and they wero accordingly vary boorish.
The result was not only a stow trade, hut
pi toes tt a rule w ere around 10c lower.
There was a feeling that right good na
tive corn feds would have been Moody,
but there "was pfao'tlcally nothing cf that
description heie to test out tho market,
Cows and ho.fers were slow, vharu being
hardly onouglt to make very muuli pf a
market. Such oattlo as huyerc especially
wanted commanded about uteudy prices,
but tho feeling otherwise wus occldedly
weak.
Heavy feeders were slow sellers and
the tenduncy lower again todity. Cattle
of that description are 25o or more Myer
than last week. Light stackers, which
have been firm all week, were s.ow to
day as would naturally ho expected the
last half ot the week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, 33.80fU9.00: fair to good
corn-fed alters, 34.CO4l4i.30; common tu
fair corn-fed steers, 37,SMi8.Q0; good to
oholoii range beeves, t7.2frftl.00; good to
choice rango beeves, 7.258,00; fair to
good range beeves, f7.0Mf7.E4; common to
fair runge beeves, 3U.23Ca.75; good to
i. I .. i. . , , rnm ,A, . . i
WIIUH.P IICIIVIP, IV.WU'l.w, HVVU IU UIIUICU
cows, 35.0(Kt 6, W; fair to good grades, 30,00
4j,00; common to fair grades, 33,pot)C.oo;
good to choice stockers and feeders, 37,01
tjfi.oo; fair to good stookers and feeders,
,N)i3T.O0; common to fair stookers and
feeders, 4,Wfrfl.60; stooks cows and heif
ers, 34.78O3.00 veal calves, 84.0OM9.0OI
bulls, stags, etc, 34.737,00,
Representative sales i
RBEtV STBBRS.
70, At. Pr No
T, til I 73 31
T..,..,.l7 30 1
l....: iocs 7 oo si
A, rr,
111 7 03
4X0 Til
.10W 7 to
' HTi.-irnu ami, irMtim.'!,
J' ,M "cowti' m 1 M
1 m f l i 1041 6 w
J vit t u
1 loio u
..101S 4 00
170 4 oa
lift lit
no 4 to
at 4 S
M0 4 74
1070 I II
Tad I 40
3 370 S ts
113 S HO
1
....1047 e it
-...nto i u
.... mi a 4
.-,1013 Cli
....mo h
....1810 710
I
3
1
1
HBIPBR8.
CM 8 70 1 0 to
; ? 5 !2' tf
417 C 26 4 ,,,,, TJ0 I 30
ISO S4 I (to li
ill!
714 M ' tU k
4S1 4 40 , TV) T 00
7 IM t 40 1
... 730 7 M
RUI.JJ3.
1 1170 t I
1 1140 t
I::::
,,.1000 5 to
... tto I M
...KM M
,.. 4M if
3 714 H ...,
1 10V0 5 44 I.,..
WAU V 4-r
a m t oo
1..
IU lit
H H
lit too
J05 00
203 00
110 i
130 as
110 S 21
330 7
1 170 7 00
tM T ii
It J17 7
7 133 7 44
I. ,..,.... 210 7 31
t Wl 1 3i
2 JW IH
1 ja j W
i. ' uo I ti
e
BTOUlvtUtP ANB rKBUKRaX
1. .,..., (40 3 UO
8 30 I 00
m m
ii Wl IU
J . M IH
uo too
KS 1 04
I I 7 JO
M..,,. IIT 7 30
18 Til 44
. w
t 330 I (0
,.., IH I ts
13 3IT I M
I...,,, 373 I l
!.,. ill IM
8 444 t 43
4 '. 830 T4
1 1110 1 tl
si 87 e to
1 160 C 30
tO 1MB M
in t so
T T 30
tU TM
It,,,,,,,,
II.
,,,,, STT T X
3M 7 U
W 473 7
WBBTHRNH.
J. Marsden. Wvomln'r.
5 Steers,... 1070 7 8 J feeders,. V10 7 a
1 bull 1040 b 5 1 heifer.... M 9(0
1 he'fer..,, iSA 6 W 2 heifers... 739 A 60
1 cow...,,, 970 4 U 1 steer..... i 6 00
1 steer...,. 1240 7 86 24 feeders., 912 7 30
1 bull WW S 00
NK1IRASICA
17 feeders,. 696 1 feeder.. W0 &W
6 cows 73S 20
HOOH Another moderate run showed
up this morning, about 100 cars, or '.til
head, being reported. In, For the four
days tho supply foots up 24.117, over s.OXi
smaller than last week and better thin
1,400 lighter than a year ago.
The market continued to Improve this
morning. ICarly sales made to packers
were no more than Wo higher but nvut
7 89 7 27
7 10 7 23
7 U
8 04 111
S 03
S 12 7 10
Hit 7 0!'
8 14 7 17
S 0 7 17
7 17
8 09 7 19
8 00, I
ol T 27
! sellers nlaywl for the full strength ot
wie mantel, anu as everyone sninni n
want hoga badly buyers made but llt'le
effort to hold things down. In the end
th bulk of tho killers" purchases w.n
made at lOJflSo higher prices. Sh'PIH?
grades failed to show as much strength
ss tho other kinds and were no mot
than strong to, In o few cases, 10c hlg'irr.
Several loads of light and butcher weight
stuff went at 3S.S0. Just steady with the
highest price paid on Wednesday. Tn lo
on nil kinds was fairly active, and neatly
everything had been sold long before 10
o'clock. Most of the sales landwl nt u
spread ot 37.ttr8.0fc
Summing up the trade for the week to
date prices show an advance of fully 3.
and In many Instances S6c. Packing hogs
contlnuo to show nearly .all of tho ad
vnnco. and while shipping .kinds nre
strong to possibly lOo higher they do not
show nearly so much strength as killing
stuff.
Representative snics:
No at . Tr No
M .11 M 7 74 71.,
II IN 40 7 7S 7J.
At. h. Pf.
....349 10 T 13
... iSi 1(0 T M 1
. . . .t0 IN T S
...i:i ... 7 ti
. ..ill v) 7 II
....Ml t0 7 H
....373 30 7 33
. . . .144 IW 7 3
....tit ISO 7 IU
...,3M IM T K
...,Ut M 7 M
....134 to T tS
....IU ... IK
.lit nv , 75 St.
17 IW 1M 7 W
44 tM 100 7 M
4
M..
41..
(I.,
34..
41,.
4 IM 49 t 10
II 141 ... 7 I)
,, m 110 7 10
4t, IIS 144 7 II H
W Ill U III
es :pi m 7 u
SI ltl M T )
SO Ml 40 7 II
49 1ST 14 7 U
70 1.BT 1M III
M 47 no 7 ar.
1 ill 1(0 7 M
34. ......4 ... t TU
Tl...
TO...
31...
t4,..
a.
31...
M. .
TO.,.
71...
T3...
.:! 40 7 M
HT ... 7 M
.110 100 7 3
.111 ... 7 M
.313 ... 7 33
.134 40 t 00
,U 40 I OA
aa ii .,, 7 jo
61.
..tU JM 7 tO
1!5 ISO T M
,,N1 104 7 M
III 7 !0
,JI1 10 7 M
..:o7 ... in
in m 7 m
40 t M
41..
17
II..
70,,
II .
70,.
ti..
8::
M..
31.
II.
....lit UQ 3 00
.HI ,.. I OO
It lit ... 8 00
To ..til ... ton
M.......M4 K0 3 00
e...,...IM IN IN
T4 903 ... 3 M
(I,, 137 ... 3 00
33 314 lto OO
74 OH 40 too
30 ..343 ISO 8 00
34 Jl IN ttO
111 141 ... 100
37 :i JVO I M
li in 40 t os
It 113 .,. 3 M
10,... .,.3)3 ... 3 30
SO 313 IN I 10
II 301 30 I 30
47 31 ,,. 8 10
07 114 SO I IS
71,,,,.. .tit IIO I 4
3 310 40 I It
IS Mt ... t It
CO 331 ... S (0
73 13 ... I W
..(M ... 7M
, 7 90
M T to
7?
43 ,:n
lot. .. ,ta
40 T M
40 TM
... T K)
.!??
40 t M
... T M
41 140
74 313
(I til
67 Ill
el .113
e mi
70 .,327
w nt
41 U0
34 7 0
... T M
30 7 M
40 T it
44 301 144 7 N
" : . . 7 jut
37 tM 1(10 T MVi
H 1 'IH
2j iw 7 ns
... 7
IQ3.
4 Itt ... TOO
BH1015I' Receipts wero very moderate
for a Thursday, ns they amounted to
only some 35 enrs, or B,0X head, .is com
pared with 18.01s two woeks .ago and 8iW
on the corresponding day a year .i.TO.
For the wnlc In dntn the recnlnts hive
been rather light, footing up about K.tfX)
noan, aa against during me mimo
time two weeks ago and 89,234 durln tlm
samo dav last year. As to auallty to
day's supply fell below that ot yoster
day, there being no toppy lambs or ajed
Oirerings on saie.
Whlln the mnrknt was not aulto US i0-
ttvo as yesterday the movement was Jilr
and most anything In tho line pf klllors
was disposed or at a reasonaDie niur,
The lambs bong not as. good as on the
,lnv h,rnr Mm ranire of prices did not
reach as high a point, a spread of H.491
7.00 Including practically an tno suts
tiia mnriiii wui Kanarallv resarded as
steady to strong on Iambs, considering
the quality Ot ins ouriun, nuu aiu
n . , , , , , n
Tho demand, for. fcodlng sheep Hnd
ian.hu a,n.1- ! hrnnrt than during thd
opening day of the week, and tow It
any buyers from the country wore siojt
In the barn. Commission men held n
fair number of orders, but were In no
hurry to do business. In the end the bulk
ot the trade was transacted at ilgurps
show ng po material , change from
WeXosday's trade, though a weak under
tone was a marked tt'uturs.
Quotations on sheep and lamnsi 'jR.mus,
good to choice, l7.WJrt.70l Iambs, f air to
gocd, 37,(WJ7.W; lambs, culls. W.lWiWi
lambs, tsedera, l.C0O.rbi ysarllnBs, tiood
in chnloa. 35.36itJ.76! ytr lugs. fair. o
iood. s.ooflB.S5: yearllngB. feeuers. .wo
T . . ' .....L... r.., t n nhnlAA. El. i
Ay. vr.
2a South Dakota ewes W
J14 Bouth Bakot ewos..w.,.n.. l
U8Houth Dakota ewes... ,...
nv, a rmii. fpfdara. lambs... 01
800
3 00
aoo
6 IV)
4$
4 IW
D 00
5 00
5 00
7 00
4 00
74 Ho! Dak. ewes, wthers...,
1B3 Idaho ewes....
M Nebraska wethers ,...1J
ka varlliiira. ......... i
70 Nebraska yearlings ,11
210 Nebraska yearlings ....i....
jl nat vo lambs
107
n native tmi
CIUCAGIO MVH STOCK MAIUCKT
StetMlr llouellcst, NloUel to
Plmo HljrUer.
CHICAOO, 111., Aug. f-i
celpts, 5,000 head! steady! beeves. tf.OWJ
P.llV: T'ex'as steers. $0.7HB7.70 WiltW. M
fflV.Hi stockers nnd feeders. 3A4jQ7,0i
cows nnd heifers, $3,00,40 calves, 8.W
afii.BO.
HOaS Receipts, 17,000 headi best grades
Bo to loo lowori others, Bo to l(w up; bulk
of sales. 7.B0siWi JIbM, .S54f.O0 nilxed,
V.Um.W heavy, 37.tOjfi.70i rough, 7.W
7.08 1 pigs, M.j6.25. .
HltKICI AND LAMBS-lUcelpts, 14,000
head; sheep strong! lambs 10c to 20a
higher) native, ,764.7&; western, 4.00(tf
4.7S; yearlings, IS.OOji'O.oo: lambs, native,
,6r88.iO western, i.25Hf.oo.
Kanaasi cttr Mrs Htook Mnrket,
,r . v , ci . mmv n , a . . i-.amrrT.tr-
nAtlOAO Kill S. AUb, , I4
Receipts, 0,600 head! market steady to
shade higher! stockers and feeders, 35
60n lower than Monday, Prime fed stoers,
33.CWUW); aressod ncer steers. t7.Hxas.io;
western steers, 3tt.10ttti.00; southern steers,
35.10(38.60; cows, 13.6018,60; heifers, 4.6i
(8.75; stockers and feeder?., 35.0037.4u;
bulls, t4.UQo.25; calves, S.60t?ft60.
Iioas-Recelpts, 4.700 head; market 10c
to IGo higher; bulk, ?s.(Maf9-: heavy. 38.60
dfn.w; nacners ana nutcners, ta.es.w:
light. 3H.408.W: pigs. 35.fAMW.00,
8HIC1011 AND 1AMR8-Rfl0llpts, t.COO
i tend I market )&o to 25o higher, Lambs,
.00ri7,70; yearlings. 34.750.00; wethers,
4.6035.00; ewes, M,6Qfl4.76.
Nt, I.tinls I.lvu 8 took Market.
BT. LOUIB, Mo Aug. iO.CATTU3
Rucelpts, 4,100 head; strong; good to
choice steers, $fJ.7MJ8.00! stockers and
feeders, t-VW.(0 cows and heifers, 34.73
418.70; bulls. 85.75iI0.76l calves. t.0010 60:
southern steers, 36.211,75; cows and
neirers, 4.ye,w.
HOaB-IteeelptH, 6.000 head; lOo higher:
nigs nnd lights, S,6oti.l6; mixed and
butchers, ii,7Otr9.10j good, heavy, SJ.407J
'HHKHr AND IAMRS-Recelnts. 3.S00:
steady! lambs, tie higher, Muttons, $3,25
tH W; yearlings, 35,W6.0i)j lambs, IS.toif
I.OU,
Hlanx Cttr Live Rlonk Market.
BIQUX CITY. la., Aug. 21. OATTtiK
ivceipis, j.uuu neau; steaayi nallvo steers,
j.604,8,6fi; stockers nnd feeders, s.i5j?7-M;
HOaB-Recelpts, 6.600 head, Bo to lOo
higher; heavy, n,65T.70l mixed, $7.70
7.K5; light, 37.W4js.jii hulk of sales, I7.CC4j
7.7s.
Ht. Joseph I.lv Stock Market,
BT. JOHICPH, Aug. 81CATTLIS-Re.
celpts, 2,100 head; market stead-, steers.
35.608S.75; cows and heifers, KOOGCBO;
calves, 34.60.a9.60. twww,
IIOU8 Rooolpts, 6. BOO head; market
higher; top, $i5; bulk, 38.KXrii.7S.
ftHKEI- AND IiAMUB-Itecclnta. !iM
head; market c higher; Iambs, 576007,76, J
PARENTS BLAMED FOR BIG
PART OF VICE AMONG GIRLS
MADISON, "Wis-, Aug, 81,-Paronts
are to blame for a large part of th lm
morality of girls today, said Dr. C, A
Harper, secretary of Ihe State Hoard of
Health, before thn State Vco commit,
slon In the assembly chamber hoio to
day, He said that of the total number
of girls who go wrong nbout 5 per "ent
would go wrong anyway.
"Parents art? to bo plomed for the
Present conditions to a great cxton,"
said Dr. Harper. "They permit voung
girls to go on long rides, to dinner and
to lato dances unchaperoned,"
Dr, Harper said that In some oases
the girls that, tepulsed all advances wnr
tstrgcUtd by young m. who are lead,
era In the best society.
AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA
No Men Yet Named for Double Shift
of Firemen,
BOARD WANTS MONEY IN SIGHT
Tu l.rvr (Irillnnnpe JMnrteil on Its
W'nr by City Cnnncll on lis 9es
Mlon -Imprnfement Work
Keeps t'n IrlRiire.
No men wero appointed to the fire de
pnrtmcnt last night when the Jtoarrt of
Klre nnd Police Commissioners met, nd
It Is unofficially given out that nono
will he appointed until such time ns th
board hue b-ep ablo to save epough
money to cover overlnps. Mayor Hoctor
said yesterday that he would tike to be
gin tho dotlblo shift with everything In
shlpshapo from a monetary standpoint
Ho did not say when nny appointments
wottld bo made, but the tenor of hi3 con
versation Indicated that tho appoint
ments would not came for somo days
yot.
At tho meeting of tho board last lil :ht
tho hearing on the application for r
liquor license for Sol Kllcn at Twenty
fourth nnd N streets was set for Thurs
day, August 2S, at 9 a. m. Tho henrlnff
of tho Clus Hodgren caso will como up
on August M.
Mayor Hoctor, voting alone, backol up
tho protests of Frank Hubbcl nnd
others who objected to tho opening oS
a saloon at 1027 North Fortieth street
The mayor gave as his reason that the
district In question was not podced Ho
said it was in line with a recent deolslon
rendered by tho board In similar clr
cumstances. Commissioners DohAhu
and Dovlno voted to tako the matter
under advisement and It was so ordored
Officer Jake Smalt was accorded a
three months' leave of absence oVer tho
negative vote ot the mayor. Small Is
absent becauso ot 111 health. In tho
chargo preferred by A. Llpsman against
Olflcer Ed Krueger tho board, after hear
ing ovldenco on tho case, ordered thr
officer to remain suBPondcd until nucb
time as the board would return Us ftnd
Irigs. 7,psman charged that Krueger, In
company with Sanitary Inspector Henry
Schmcllng, had entored his homo orf Au
gust 3 while a ro.lglous ceremony was
In progress, Krueger claimed that ho
was attracted by the noise.
Held hy the I'oltce.
Among the distinguished visitors wlw
are being ntertalned nt the city hall
annex are Columbus Bradley and Qcorgo
Washington. The two In company with
several others were arrested yesterday
afternoon as suspicious characters. The
historical patronymics of the two failed
to satisfy tho pollco as to thulr whole
somo chsructers. The men claimed they
were returning from the harvest fields.
Assault (Jhnrjre Mudo,
On complaint of Ueorgo Hudall, two
men, Dom Makloul and Mluhacl Joaquin.
wero arrerted yesterday afternoon at tho
Union stock yards, charged with assault
and battery. The thrto men are said to
be Italians, doing construction work at
tho yards. George Is said to have drawn
Ihe Ire of his two countrymen, one ot
whom Is charged with having struck
Hudall with a brick whtlo tho other Is
said to huve wielded a knife.
Blurt Levy Ordinance.
UUlo tlmo was lost hy the rouncll yes
terday evening In getting the annual lovy
ordinance under way toward passage.
It Is calculated that thu levy will bo
about lltt mills this year and the appro
priation wilt run somuwhere about 326 -
000. The increase of the mill levy, It Is
claimed, Is duo to the wide oxpenso cov
ering the public Improvements now In
course of construction and those that
are being rapidly opened up, Tho Im
provement work, It li iJd, will continue
lor upwards of three years.
Members of the finance committee,
composed ot Councilman John Cavn-
r.aug li. Henry Hartnott nnd Jay Will
iams, arc working to provide tho pollco
board with enough money to put on two
mora policemen, It Is proposed to sell
tho horse, patrol, buggy ana other sta
ble equipment and uto a livery auto tor
pollco calls at a certain rate p month.
Tha livery company Is to provldt men
to run tho auto, It lu said. This will al
low tlie police board money enough tu
put morn men on the beats, It is hoped.
Mnirto City Gossip.
J, V. Courtney, plumber Tel B. JWI,
James Parks has returned to Fremont
after a few days' visit with his family In
this city.
Miss Ressle Cunningham Is at the South
Omaha hospital under tho care of Dr.
V. O. Beck.
Miss Margarot Hannon Is reported as
Improving following an operation for
appendicitis,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F, K. Memefeo of Ann
Arbor, Mich., formerly ot South Omaha,
report the birth of a son.
Miss Ruth Anderson leaves today for
n month's visit with friends and rela
tives ut Oakland, Neb,,
Assistant City Attorney 0. I Winters
win ruiurn from his vacation about the
beginning of next week.
Clarence Anderson returnod homo
Wednesday from a three-weeks' visit
with relatives at Oakland, Neb.
For a case of Jotter's Old Age or Gold
Top beer, call Ho. 8CS. Prompt dollvery to
all parts of tho city. Wm. Jetter.
Tho West Side Literary club will gvo
a box social at the Methodist church.
Thirty-second and XJ streets, Friday
even'ntf.
Miss Edith of Omaha, formerly of South
Omuiie, hus returned from a trip over
the Rocky mountains, where she visited
with relatives.
William Holland, a former resident of
thin city, well known In early day poli
tics ut South Omaha, Is visiting with
friends In this city.
Office For Rent
Tho large room on ground
(loor of Bee Building, oc
cupied by the Havens
White Goal Go.
Nice Farnara street front'
age. About 1,500 square
feet of floor space with
large vault. Extra en.
trance from court of the
building.
Fine office fixtures are of.
fercd for sale, Apply to
N, P. Fell. Bee office.
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