Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1913.
9
J.
ItEAL KSTATK.
CITY l-UUHKIU ) ioll SALTS
Trackage Lots
on Belt Line
Termiet 1 DOWN and $1 par truck.
Price $125 to $375
H. H. Harper and
Geo. C. Flack
1013-14. City National Dank Bids,
i .Phono Doug. 2596.
Bungalow
V $3,000' ' V . : .
Northwest part of the city, high and
eltntiy; , 1 block, .from .car; located, on
YiaVfU atreet! wn have a five room, mod.
em bungalow; practically nw;-b0xl80 ft-
... fl ll . , v. j uuu ..... v .
tlon In every detail; -this hasbeen ,r
due' for quick saiei owner leaving the
city September 1. soma one will set a
bargain tnis week.
Glover & Spain
Oth fiLur ciy taiin U. 322.
JNear Saunders
Sciiooi
8 rooms, all ii.uunu.' lull lot, south
front, iun and a.biu.y, aood nelguuur
houdf t b.ucKb iroin car line, o.u lerlns,
low price. Ailtsiit consider ruu.al at
per iiiuii.ii u ii u i hO.u ouii. cull
O XUib vj itiiAL KblATti CO.,
1016 UuiJi.a iv ul. ijoj-. 2715.
Kveii.n. H. "838 or II. B154. '
'JlU bfett.te Mil uataie, uwuw.il lal UliU a'.a-
alui "iiuubo, tw.i-ui-Ai o. win bu, utai-
Ciaat cc.iu.iiou, uwiiuiiimi, null IS. -J.
Altllo'llU UI.C'K UliU UtuVcU UUUU11
una 1'ai Juat co.iiiititcdi bull
lui umiii, i.t'viaiB, b.Kcf.Hs puicta,
Oah UtcM, beuaultu View, u.i.Bi.u papar
UiiC V 111 Itui one or built lliiaoua lujawii.
Ivbllt ltu.il utie liuuae wilt rf.vu lair 111
leit'sl On eu.iie mvest.ii.oiic,
- FriArtii CilA.truitU,
Wale muck. J'fioua lied 2S04.
FlViWvi.uAi cutla.e ii.oumil Uul heat,
on'iui Wtiau. 1'r. fa 41,1w, ,to.u Call, 0l-
'iVvu coUiof ion, iixl, ul -a ana
Coiuy. l-iiv.c.wv. cai. owner, lyior
A BiNAf.
6-room, strictly muuviiu
oak
flnlih.
rnono
3,cim. bev uniier, mi l. ttth Ave.
ni
ian.sy 9Ul.
UU but, 01-L.L. uU ItM', KliX .-Kh.
3UHJM V. HuuiiiiN, Iba fAll..AJl -T.
6-rooin cuituitu, bUiU u suia ilaa elec
tric llgilU, BUi w-VOOl iu.; tO.Il and
Iruri;, pr.ct i,ioo. amd all mouern, a
loom culuiau, uaa tluor; 4 eaa uld;
lai'uu t.u.v., .01 vVxUa. iiM A.bO
touai liCUac, iiiii and rue uiu.u.., mod
em Xceu. iieat, una -.ipa.i, iiiico vuw.
UtwtVxiAil-riT.b i.iuiji. CO.,
S29. Uiyunu iNul'l.' ' Ked UJ, Weu. vKO.
i
' IUvAj. ksxaxe.
PAHM U.t.awu fun BALK
MR. IIOMESEEKiii wrtto J. E. Holt
of- UtoUmuW, aii.., lur paiticiiiara auout
hia Uufio.uu mum aa low aa. U u.r
acit. mid iiiiibvicu tracts. '
Vu.uruu,
IRRIGATED falma within sight
Doiiei-, renung 101' suuur iieela ii
ol
in.ai.ii, iui' .iii ai ti ..w .io lip lIif.nSTo?. 'v. .Drina-. SOfiSOVic: No. 4
liitpiuveu maua, uuuer aitCn
i"?" WV " "STV or
1..- . i-..: " . ..7
bluiu iio.v tree. tu.i inyoaiuiem no..
Ideal taiua.. XJenver, coio.
luuuu,
0-
BTOCK ItAI.CH irAiro.
Belling .0 settle eauitu; aiu aciea under
freu.irugatluii, iieui- ..; lau.u and town
on O. It at it it.; is) li.c.iej cdurt-dt-creed
water r gnts-irunr ilu 'Wood .t.er;
lW.abnia aitaila; all good .anu; fenced;
oppouunky tor block or E-nerai farming.
Pufie aUubcr ucrej ttrnis. t), u iH.muia.
4; Mutual Lltu plan.. tSeattie, Waan
v NcbrnaLua.
FOUR GREAT OAROAIK&
TOacrvb, ah ni.iKb oui I'C.COO
160 ocies, l miles out jlO.tOj
160 acres, 6 mites out, over half val-
'ley land , y 8,tS00
-All gotd Improvements.
1V uciea, muea out, iiat improve-
menu .. .....1 C.000
i-iuy tcruis. Come and nee our o ops.
. J. T. CAMKuKLL,
' Litchfield, Aeb.
FOR HAIMi ni nil tnl i-lt
i?.v."oi'?
. ...... ww, . w., ,,, miu uni, i f iva
J17..W t-er acic; Fred Ulake, jr., Haa.
li.ga. Neb.
8QUTHW1C8T quarter section 12, town
nh.p 2u, rano 13, Valley county, Neb.,
for sale or trade for Council liluirs prop,
eity, F. A. Spencer, is N. Mam bi..
Council Bluffs
FUo.tU Ju-ultu homestead in u'tt rd
neighborhood. Fine farm land; no. sand
hills, coat yoii liB, filing fees and al
J.' A. Tracy. Kimball. Nfb.
Nn urk ,
TWO. dairy, grain and fruit farms 'for
sale. Well watered; good maikets; tJO
per' acre. Write for inioimattou. U. W.
Hlnton, Odessa. N. Y.
ftrtattlit.
LAUGK atocK ra.,ge, good for summer
and1 winter, tor iun paj titulars audtesa
Awn.r. 11. A. lacn. VbfiiiK. i.jin
FOR BALK One of Nevada's
'SST'mSSS X5 ett 1
der, uu..ty. toi fui.iit.r paiucuutia wiito
10 jma. Isabel watt, Adt.n, Lande.'
county. Nevaua
Wlsconslsu
CAN furnish' retired business mon.
cleiks, bookkeepers and others fine farms,
6 acres and up to 1,(M), near rauwa hia.
Uopa atid good markets, cheaply and un
easy paj mints. Write for pailiCdiarV lo
Stephe.taon Laml and Lumber Co., oconlo,
"Wis.
HAliK )K KXOllAftflK U. K.
SEND for our large exenange book
Bhopen & Co., Dept. U., Oma.ia, Neb.
WAXTKI) TO 111 1
Dolgbif 2dnand store pays highest prices
fpr .turniturni motn.ug. shoes, w eb, 1W?.
1.1 vE SIOUK MAKKCT OF WEST
Snip 11 stuca to aoutn Omaha. Suv
mheutie ar.u snnukuge- iuur cone.gn
mtuia re.e piomj-i and careful auua
t.on. Live Stuck Luuiuilaaluu lerotounia.
MARTIN BROS. 6 CO..
"
Excliange Bldg
Mlnueapulia li.uiu Martlet.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 2S.-WHEAT
No, 1 baru, ikc; No. I northern, waic;
No. 3 norinern, Miilioo: No. 2 nard aiou
lana, 8jIo; imo. 8. 8ljiJc; tiepttmber,
3ft4js; December, 7A9iJf'c; May, 92rtp.
rijUiv i'iri paunia, 4.4-aj4.uj; second
paienu, t.w.v; nrsi clears, W-lJua.4j;
Btcolid clears, tXo&bXOO.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yeiiow, TOSTOViC
OATjJ-No 3 wftli. 3aHtfikH.
Ztkn-No. 2, 624iUac.
FLAX-11.44i'4rL4iV.
BAitLEY-6tu9c
81. Xenla General Market.
ST. LOU 18, Aug. Sl-WHT-.Vo. i
red, 90&9.C; No. 2 hard, HiVi'tiVoc; Sepum
ber. U..c; May, 8tTi4
. CORN-No. 2, 7lc; No. 2 white. 74c.
September, like", May, 71c
OAT8-N0. 2, c; No. 2 white, 42c,
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralta
NEW YORK. Aug. 28. EVAPORATED
APFLES-Quiet and steady.
PRIED FRUITS-Pruneo, firm: aprl
axrts and peaches, quiet; raisins, dull.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Many Speculator Are Scared Into
Selling' Wheat at Losiei.
YELLOW CEREAL IS HOLDING UP
Strcnsth Behind Corn Market U the
ConIn.aedIIot Weather In Booth
"vest Hntl Brriall otrertnra
of the Cercnl.
OX1 AHA, Aue. 3. nu.
mere are many niecuiatora in tne w
ca6 wnbat' iuarxt who were never
knon to taae in any ot the caih articie
and pay for it. They llquiuate iht.r lorn:
'lnjiduifctf, evn at a ioaa. in orittr to steer
cltar ot the lea. tfran. Liquidation by
tn. 9 c.ass "of pecuiktbra has ouen rather
Iron 1 ox Revet al ofiyq past, m word has
bun i-seeil ground (hat (here Is a poa
aibUity ot ,ood a.ed deliveries of wheat
on j.uenaa next. Aipnoay being a ItKal
hol.oay.- Xliere are many In this trade,
.s.anainu rtauy to Uko on September
iV fcl w,lh u' la,ft tht It ,w,tii be dc;
1 fcna 1,19 omlon la that deliveries
Will be 1MB mlhnnilh fa Huu. mrr..
there wle many v. no volunteered Ue
qp(nlon that tney would t mbderate
hB setond of Btpteniber arrives.
yhlie tharc are sales of wheat lor ex.
Mft .Iron-, kday to day, -thi !' VipoY.e.r
in.. ? c510" Rr? amai. but It Is 3uar-
ally behevee; -that c6nldrdble buai.ioaa
is. being iopo tinder, co. er.-Une of -the
bualuess of shlnoin wheat uijrim.t wji
oer tor the smtoni at the sam timo
tarmtrs are sel.intf wheat In a great Uul
smaller qi4aiuhlea, as they ate tluiur .11
their views tnab hus been toe cu . at
any tlmo since the new ciop was nii'
vesica. That the abnormal corn man.ot,
with its act.pmpany.tli: strength and ac
tivity, has turned the heads 01 lh Krm
ers of iho southwest and thty in
clined to hold their wheat tor l.lgiier
prices. Cash wheat was c lower,
The on.y strength behind the cjrn
maiket Is the continued hot Weather in
iio southwest ana the smaller ollei'Hus
in me p.t. it is bedeved mat iaiaoi'
longB have sold out and that the Ui'fcor
siiorts have covereJ, et there Is Bli!. a
Hood slxed open mteiest on the whom.
Cash corn who 40?io lowor.
Uhe oals market liaa been rather weak
the last wtek or two and Oiler.tige uavo
beon small. Cash Outs ere Wc .os
Clearances of wheat and flour, 8S8,0v0
bu ; corn, s,0uO bu.; oats, 4.UC0 bu.
Wheat at LlieiOul closed fed lower;
corn, SW lower.
Primary wheat receipts were W4.O0O bu.
nnd ali.pmenta 613,0uu bu., arfalns. rectlp.s
of l,47b,oOO tu. and eh.p.ne.ita ot G.oj
bu, last year.
Primary, corn receipts were 612.OJ0 bu.
and .hlnmenta 221.0UQ liu.. against receipts
of 647,100 bu. and vblpinvnU 3t,M) bu. las
J ear. .
Primary oats receipts wore 1.1S8.000 bu.
ana sniumems i.t,uw ou., unu.u'i imir
of l,lj0,CH) bo: and shipments 7S4,0JJ bu
last year.
CARLOT IUPCEtriS.
Chicago
Mlnnt.apol s
Du.u.h
Omaha
Kansas City
Ht. Louis ...
267
IbS
C3
UJ
20J 3
... ...
,.. ...
63 61
M 43
W) 80
33
2
AVlnnltcg
11m foiinw.tiir rash aatea were reported:
Wheat! No. 2 hard winter, 1 car at 80c;
1 car at SOUc; No. 3 haid winter. 1 tar
(Turkey) at fcl?4c; 3 cars at S0Vc. 1 car
at 80c, 1 car at 79He; 1' car at 79H3 1
car at ?9Uc; No. 4 hard winter, 1 enr at
78HC, 1 car at 78o, 1 car at 7Te; No. S
spr.ng. 1 car at N4c. 1 car at 79c; No. 4
rprlng, 1 car at 78o, 1 car at 79e; No. 4
mixed, 1 car at SOc, 2 cats at 7jHc Corn.
No. 2 white, 1 cars at 72o; No. 3
white. 3:araat 72J.c: No. 4 white. 1 car
at 7U4oj No. 2 yellow. t tars at 7lc; No.
3 yellow, 1 car at 70Hc; No. 3 mixed, i
cars at 70Hc; No, 4 mixed. 1 par at i0c.
1 cars at 6SHP. 1 car at o8V4c Oats: No.
3 white, 26 cars at 3SHc: No. 4 white, t
cars at 38Mi 7 cars at SiMc,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
80OS2UC: No. 3 hard, 79lo; No. 4 hard.
1 finr nr. 7Kffr.c: wo. 2 auruni.
80QSOic.
"7VA j.h.; 71WlB72U,c! No. 3 white.
'72S72WC
NO. 4 wnite, Tlrail4c; o. i
vpllnw. 7MI(ffl71o; No. 3 yellow-lOViOiMic:
No. 2.. 70tt7Oc; No. 3. 70UO70V4c: No. 4,
6Si0c. Oats: No. 2 white, SJ0J3;ic;
standard. 3S?i029C No. 3 white, SS38Hc.
Barley.'' Malting, 04067c: No. 1 feed. 60&
Kc. Rye: No. 2. 65Mi6Cc; No, 3, CJBHc.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND 1'UOVISIONS 1
FeatnrrH .of the TrnillnK and Closing
Prices on 'Donru of 'Trnde.
CHICAGO. Aug. 28. A decline of 1HC
In September corn today, under selling he meeting .last Thursday. The 1 troops
closed at a net loss of c to Hyc. after he Had received 'Information that
Wheat suffered a net loss ,of T4c and the track officials were permitting gamb
oats were, down to HHf, nut Pro- ljjnlt ud thnt the coUnty Butboritles were
v is 1 una ciuseu ei-uni uu w v a'
nn nftnr a weak ODcnlnC.
L'qu datlon In September corn began
early, lower cables and, talk that the
stock of cash corn Is rapidly increasing
giving an Impetus to bearish sentiment.
This dominated the market. Jn spite of
continuance of warm, dry weather In the
southwestern belt. On reports that 600,000
bu.bX'o?".
bushels of corn naa been engagea ior
exnort nrlces stiffened for a t me. The
uplift was not strong enough to overcome
the prevailing bear spirits and bears set
tled down again, the close being at or
near the low point of the day.
Wheat showed slm'lar Conditions to
corn, liquidation of September br.ne'ng
about general weakness. Lower cables
also eased values. Favorable weather In
the Canadian northwest, where harvest
Is In full swing, added to bearish condi
tions. Sales of mora than 666,000 bushels
for export checked the decline In prlr 0
for a time, but profit taking on the br v..
rally brought about a qu'ck reaction. The
lomc wheat put on the market .was ab
sorbed readily and there was no excite
ment. .Elevator concerns were said to be
the chief buyers of September wheat.
The dip In .other, grains carried oats
down also. As In corn and wheat, there
was considerable liquidation ot Septem
ber. Packers gave support to the provsions
I maricet in tne iinai pan 01 mo oeaaion
and prices rose steadily the recovery fol-
uvek opcn,nE be,nB TOa,ntalned
1 prices of fuluiea:
Artlciel Open. I lllgl ' low. Close Ye y.
Sept.
R5V
(6
89H1
6H
WW
93
73H
Pec.
40
91
May.
t on .
Sept,
Oats:
72Kj
69
if
40H
4010Va
4OS4014
43Sa
43&4JMj
43
May.
Pork:
(&046Vi
1
20 90
19 43
11 06
21 00
19 60
11 20
20 95
19 40
11 in
10 60
U 22
10 26
Lard:
BeDl
Jaji.
10 77HI
10 87-90
wru:
Sept
Jan,
11 20
11 32V
10 90
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3
red, o990c; No. 3 red, SSoKirtc; No. 2
hard, K7it5Sc; No. 3 hard, 66AQgla; No.
1 northern, No. 2 northern, 9CnU
92c; No. 3 northern, SSJOOc; No. 2 spring,
90fi'91c; No. 3 spring, 87 i89c; velvet
chaff, 86H19lc; durum, 873lc. Corn: No
2. 75VtfSHc; No. z white. 76?ic; No. 2
yellow. 7Sv.U76V.c; No. 3, ;6676Uc; No. 1
white, 7Sc; No. 3 yellow, ' 76W876V4c,
Oats: No. 2 white. 42c; No. 3, S9V4c; No.
3 'white. 0,4e4tHc; standard. 4Hi4H4c.
Rye: No. 2. 6c. Barley; 6137. TImothv:
14.6086.35. Clover: 110.00011.60. Pork:
L:1C lardt 11120. Ribs: I19.o7412.00.
BUTTER Firmer: creamery. ?7tsVic.
I20G S Firmer; re-e'pts. 9.680 care?; at
mark, cases Included 14121c: ordinary
Iirata -nrrae; itsib imaafta.
CHFFSB Unchanged.
POTATOE8-81lhtly firmer; receipts.
41 cars; Mlnreeota and Ohio. iSC0c; Wt.
cons'.n red and wh te. 6S60o.
IOULTRY Firmer for fowls; springs,
alive, 11c: lowia, auve, 10c
Kansas Cltr Grain nnd Provisions,
ICA.N8A8 CITY. Aug. 2j-WHEAT ,a.
2 hard. rtHKW, No. 3. simaiic; No. 3
red. 87e87.c; No. 3. mOfflHc
CORN No. 2 White. 7&074&C No. 3.
74V.C
"ATS No. 2 white. 41o,' No, 2 mixed.
41Hc.
rioalnar nrlces of futures:
WHVAT September, i.QXQMa Decern,
oer. Wivac.
CORN September. 74o; December, 694c
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
S9TCA90 &0
94SS 944
73074 74
5S45T 6ST4
. C9T4&10 70
. 40K8ta 40V4
. 43H9fc 43Vk
. 44&S 46V4
. 30 Ki 2100
. 19 47H 19 CO
. 1107H 1120
. 10 77HW 87-90
. 11 20 11 22V4
.10 26 10 30 I
Corn nnri Whul Itralnn nnllrtla.
United States Department or Agrlcu'.
lure, weainer bureau, tor umatia fur the
twenly.tour hour ending at 8 a. m., 73th
meridian time, Thursday, August .8, 19131
OMAHA DISTINCT KTATlONeV
Teinrx - R&ln.
Nation. High. Low. (all.
Sky.
Cloudy
It. clKildy
Cloudy
M. cloudy
Cloddy
Pt. Juily
Cler
Cloudy
VL oiodly
m.W0 ly
Pt. n.ouny
C.oiJy'
Cloud
Codiy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland 100 70 .00
Auburn 1M st
.00
.CO
.)
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.01
.00
.03
.00
.00
Ilroken Bow.,.. 104 69
Columbtfs .....10C 73
Culbertson .... 104 - 64
Fatrbury ...108 69
Fa.rmoni IUS 66
Grand Island. .1M 71
HarttnRton ....104 CG
Hastings i 104 69
Holdrege 105.. 63
Uncoln 104" 69
?,l'V i 1 cr-
xKllfw, ""S ,1
.y'"" I' ;XJ i.
North Platte. . TO.
Tekamah- ..,,..1(X
71
Vftienilno .... M
Ata, la...(i. W,
Carroll, wr... SI
ClarlndaS Ia..ilOS
SlbleV." laAT... M
00
es
61
OS
09
Clear
Pt. clo'ily
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloar
Bloux .City.... W
0
.03
ClTidy
Minimum temuerature for twelve-nour
period ending at S-a. nr.
plbTItlCT. AVEItAOES.
no 01 aeiiip."-" iimiv
District. Btatiooa.
H h.
Low.
.tall
Columbus is
'.CO
Louisville "
IndanaiHU .... 14
'.(0
W
st
104
104
ChtcaHO, ..(.,.... It
St. Louis It
Dcs Molns,.....-23
71
64
6S
71
es
Mlnheaplla .... bl
'Kansaa x:iU'.w. X
I Omaha IT
'rmnifa'tufes' Vkiiffln
aManVsdurrrg
Wednesday, and
iH..nhBhlv ..itm'.
uuaoauioww .......
leys tast night. No precipitation wjithy
of note oocurrea since ina wi niwib
L. A. VVLiLSsrl,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Nerr York General Market,
NEW YORK, Aug. I3.-8UaAn-ruw,
market firm; musco.ado, vnt-liu.
lal, 8.s0o; molasses, 2.00; refined, sioady,
cut loaf, 5.6vo; crushed, &.tC. mould A,
i.Vt)i cubes, (O.c; XXXX, poAde.ed, 4. a;
Una .granulated, 4.C0p; Diamond A, 4.boc
cotifectloncra A. 4.ouC! No. 1. ,4.5oc
OUTTEIl-Flrm: reeM.ts. 0.806 tu
rrramrrV oitrfta. UUnSiVa: firsts. X'
s
V
rjv.r-i Aproilds. S3$!Jr: state dally. (n L
zmei process, extras, KfiSiVtc; firsts, 13 vi
f(WAo; imitation tsrenmery. firsts. UW&
STc; factory, Juno make, firsts. S4c; fac
tory, current ma.te. firsts, J3tf23o: pack
Inc stock, June make, No. 1, ajtc: pack
Ing stock, current ititlte. No. 2, 21H022c.
CUBE8E Flrrns recflpts, 4.89,1 1.0 es,
state whole ml Ik, vhlte and colored, fresh
specials. 1W4J15V45: rk'ms, UKQWAo.
EOQS 8teady: receipts, I2,r oases;
fresh irathered. extras. 2$03'o: extra
1 lr'a xntrirA fltnln. 24r2Sc: refr'Feratnr.
f special marks', fancr, charges paid, 24SJ
2o secordr TZWWi ncarbv hennery,
whites, 303flo; western gathered, whites,
,zztfzc.
POIJT.TRY-TJVe, flnni eh'ckcns. "0?9
Tip; fowls. ITrTlfici turkeys. 16o; dressrfl,
Irrfm'ar; fresh vIMd we'cn chl"lns,
1723o; fowls, lSlSHc:. turkeys, tSjftOc
Omnhai Hay Market.''
PRAIRIE HAY-No. 1 to choice upland,
S12.&0; No. 2 to choice upland, SU.COS
12.00; No. 3 to cholco upland, 10,0iC
11.00; - No. L to choice midland, 11.&0
12.&0; No. 2 to choice midland. Sll.OJ
11.50; No. 3 to choice midland, S.0089.50;
No 1 to choice lowland, Jll.OOflll.&O; No.
2 to ccholce lowland, J10.OO5106O; No 3
to choice lowland, 7.00Qfl.OJ.
BTRAW-'supply, tight; demand, fight;
choice wheat quotable at 35.60) choice
oat and rye at 13.00.
ALFALFA Receipts, light; demand.
Improving. No. 1. to icholce, SU.vOS'lS.OO;
No. 2, U1Q12-0Q;. Qffgrades not wanted.
Hrerpool Grain Msirket.
LIVERPOOU Aug. IS. WHEAT 8 pot
steady, No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 9u; No. 2. 7a.
6d; No. 3, 7s 3Ud; tutures s'.eady; Octobar.
7a Md., December. 7s lUd.
CQRN Spot, firm; Ameilcan mixed new
Klin .inea, na vtui American nfAru uiu,
"a Hd; futures easy; September Laplato,
6s vid; October Laplata, Es 2Hd.
Troops Take Charge
of Indiana Eace Track
PORTER. Ind., Aug. 2S-Two.,com,pn!es
of tho Indiana National Guard arrived
1 here this afternoon and. Immediately took
charge of the Mineral Springs race track
where betting on horse races Is said
to have fTo'utishea "since1 the opening ot
doing little to stop It.
Today's racing card nad been completed
and the largest crowd of the meet had
disappeared before tho arrival of the
troops. W. F. Knotts, president of the
racing 'association, was present but made
no. attempt to defy executive. Interference.
Mr. Knotts said that ' In., tho event the
troops attempted to' carry out Governor
Ralsfon's'ord'era to clear the race! course
of everybody but the. track officials,
horso 'owners and employes, 'thef meet
would come to -an ond.
There probably will' be no racing to
morrow, with the soldiers camping tn
the enclosure.
Finds Jessie Wilson
Unconscious on Road
WHITE RTVKR JUNCTION, Vt, Aug
J28-As Dr. Charles W. Worthen of Whit
River Junction was on ,nu way to vis:t a
patient at P.lalnfleld, N. H., late yesier
Iay afternoon, ho came upon a young
woman lying uhconeclbus by the Toad. It
proved to be Mlsa Jessie Wilson. President
Wilson's daughter, who, while out riding
with her flanpe,, .Frances B. day re. had
been thrown from her horse. Mr. Bay re.
had been riding. a little ahead and knew
rothlng of the accident until the riderless
horse dashed past him. Dr. ' Worthen
'applied remedies and after about bait
an hour Miss Wilson' regained conscious
ness.
Later ahe was. taken to the home ot
Fred Smith, rtearby, and word waa tele
phoned .to the Cornish residence' of Prea!
dent Wilson. Her Injuries were slight.
Negro is Lynched, by
a Mob m Louisiana
JENNINGS. La., Aug. 28. Janws
Comeaux, a negro, was l)nched by a .nob
here early today. He was taken from
his cel. In the jail some time after mid
r.iiht, . shot to death and his body lett
ylng at the, Jail door, where It was found
later by night watchman.
Comeaux had been arrested for asja;t.
Ing A ,W. Joseph, an Italian nvirclia'ir,
who had accidentally, .swept dirt un tle
regro's shoes while he was pasaln ive
Italian's store.
Two of Joseph's relatives have Wit
arrested In connection with the lynching.
FITT SEEKING "FRIEND"
WHO LET WITH CASH
. . . m -
V uiuiiin anu n. a. riiun wwrxr uvinf
at 112 North Sixteenth street, fell and
broke h's arm. He was discharged from
the hospital a tew days ago and yeiteJr
day he started to visit his friends to col.
lect enough money to sustain him until
he could obtain work. He took a friend
named James Kennedy along and Ken
nedy stuck until 235 had been collected.
Then he skipped, taking the 335. lb po
lice are seeking Kennedy,
- - -- ... . p.,. '"iu, aiviuiaiura were onuvious in un
weatlier prevfciud over the corn r mi , rftVorable newa. Bouthtrn I'aciflo -lid
wheat region. A vers decided fail n , ol woakcn wUh the appearance of Us
temperature occurred I In 1 the upper ''(July statement, showlnjr a decrrase tn
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Speculators Boy on Scale that Pro
duce! Broad and Active Market.
PROGRESS IS UNINTERRUPTED
Standard Dividend. raylnsj Share
Lead la Advnnee, with llarrl
man Sloeka nnd Copper
Conaptoqoas,
NITW YOniC, Aug. a.-Wal street
reached the conclusion today tnat tm
country's relation with Mn.co had int-
prqvva nu(ivinlly to juatity a mutf
coniidenl position In the iock market
pute Aa far in auvnnce as iKnlble, a agiii 1
iviin cnaraLtcr.atie eaierneas to amici
chajactctlstic reaointta to jump to con"
ciUsions, speculators bobgnt stocks on A
iraie tnat produced i bioad and acUve
marktt.
t-rotiiesa upward xtaa uninterrupted
from the opening of tho market 'to Uh
cliae and mautiat galna were scored in
alldciartments. A.tnouli It waa rrnlited
nun oi me ie.iican rrooiwu niu n-ui
that no iiBl.nlte deVetoDments had ol
cunia, sentiment wus decidedly bull. ah ,
,vo aianuara aivmcna paving anares tea in
10 the advance, with tno H.irrlmun stocks
,00 ahd the coppers conspicuous. The cop
00 l.bia.vterc helped by tne strong tnt.nn.cal
.(Opposition of the mtat inarket. The price
,00 of standard Warrants In London rcachcl
.00; the highest figure 0 noveral monthn,
. I and some (lomcatia DrodiiOora were ail.rl
ul i!X. uJi- .....
"111 "wvu n uuii uirik uil lliuir
nnnaa. anacuialnr worn nhllvlnu. in nn
net tarntngs ot 1)8000. itendluK was well
in tne iront, asp.te rumoir 01 a new
government sill , Reports from the
southwest told of further tlamuqro In the
cotton belt.
Withdrawal or 11,000,000 gold for ship
ment to Canada was announced. The
shipment follows a recent anarp decline
In Canadian exchange on New York Tno
bank losf on subtrrasurv operations ban
reached an unusually large figure sn
far this week, and a poor bank statement
Is not unlikely. The Hank ot England
n ado a particularly strona- ahowinir. tit
1 present proportion of reserves to lla
, b.ht.es given as 69.4. not havlns been
equalley at this season for seventeen
years.
Tne bond market waa active, and firm
Total sales, par value, I.l90,(i00,
united; States bonds were unchanged on
call.
-NUmbe.' of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows)
Illsh, liw, Cl"
AmalpuuaUd Copper ...
Amtricir Asrleuifiral .
Anerlean Bvet Siir...
American Can ,
Aintrlcan .Can ptd ,
Aimrltan c.. & Tonn.
1,11V .!, H'l 7SS
44
1 .
4
1.000
10, KM
750
SV.i
JVa
4
4 H
IU
too
SOD
4JV.
4Srt
American cottoi Oil
American Ice Sacurltlea. 7,200
American Llaaaed ....... 1.001
American Loeoraatlra ... 2.M4
Amer. Brnalt. A R f.,... 3.VO0
Amrr. 8. A R. rrd
88-
u
1CU
01
101 A
American Susar llidnlng
Amer. Tel. A Tel.
900
a
nos tion
tOO 1MV,
l. .13014
American Tobacco
Tr'.;::5" h
ng.iu ma , 1. 1 ,1 1 U g lU, , . , J,t.l-J 117 3 1
1VA
Atcblaon
1700
MU
Alchlmn rM
Atlantlo Coaat Use
Ualtlmora A Ohio
Oethlchem Steal
Drookljn ttapld Tranilt.
Canadian Tacirio'
Central Leather ,
Chesapeake A hhtft.....
Chloaro Great Waatarn..
ion
400 lit
40) Mt4
too Si
WO 19)4
IIVL I4H
m intt
i
SI IS
lieu, i-ov
3H 21
211
1,7))
1,300
34
toii
5Vi
... , .
loan
..V.
10fi
'.
r
ilH.
Chlcajo, Mil. A 81. i-aut MM
Chlcaau A VbrthwMt.m
ii.i
1
1H
14
ts
'I
" V.
,nu
.....
MM
107 i
110
U
iin
11
lrt
i
H
Colorado Fuel A Iron..,
Cbnaqllilaled Gaa .......
Corn Producta
Del. A Hud. ax. cllr
pander A ,nio Oranda..
DfnTer A IUo Ot utd..
Dlitlllera1 Becurltlea ....
WO
slsao
itria
.... J. too
Erie it tti j...
Erie td ptct
Genera! Electric ....
144
14t I4
lt:H U'H
ti n
10U 107(1
Ui 1
(i res
.107 i
mi
....)
i
Great Northern pfd
Off" Northern Ore etfa.
Illlnola Central
Interborouch-Uat.
Interborough.Mat. M.
Inter Harreater
Inter-Marino nM
400 in
1
1.400
& 00
v Ik
International P'prr ...... ... "
International Pump 1. .
Knaa Cltr Bootharn... ttW
.....
.....
tsu
ufiiv vani-:r,i.i'.:;:
tulTllle A KVahrllia..
Minn. 8t. P. A S. 8. M.
Mo., Kaneaa A Teiaa...
viMourl Picirio
National Blecult
National l,a .,......
Nat. nr. of Mx? tdpfd
New York, Ceatral..... .
Norfolk r Weatern......
North American ,.,..w.
Northern Puclfla '
ai--::::r::r;r
Popla'a Gaa I ' '
Pitta. C. C. A Bt. L .."
Plttebursh Coal ," ..
reiaed Steal '
'SO
IUH
115 V,
S"0 1'4H IMU
NO 1JIU U4i
. M0 ttu M14
11 u
UH
114
41
nia
..... ..... nu
400 iotH lotU m
u
xia 111
..i. i,
uiu,.nj.
too 111 m
Ill
11 H
nr
117V
10
,Q0 H
Pullman Ilecf Car..
I,.,,
neaiina A'lZ ,'KU ::: : H! .
Rei-uhi(e I. A H.
... ...ti ,.7
itepublle I. A a nM...
"nek taland Co.,. . . "
IJock laland Co. pfd...'.
8. L. A 8. P. M tfl,.
ReaUtard Air Lin
8eho,r,j Ar Ln(, f.
ioa-.br(ftlid n, j ,
24
too'
too
JOO
sno
601
(00
M
It
tm
10
MU,
41
'iiU
15
11
t'4
MH
ti
17H
17S
llJ
4H
'tin
m
11
II
171
14
1
'outhrrn 7VI war 1 tSi,
Southern Ilallwa-, pM.'.';
Tenneaaee Coppep .. '.'ink
T'aaa PclfloP ... ,"
a
lit!
rs
n
ITnlnn P..ln. --f". iw
t'nlotl ' trlria nii
31 S'O
1H
1MH III
rotted atstea iieVuv::;:
nuM'..8'::1 Vti:
Watnah rH
wtfTti Krrland
S'irrBu""")n 1...."...
wetlneniiie EIHH.
zoo
1H nu
17
SHI iti.
400 10IU
1M4 lMt
400 ii
! !
IT
.....
..I, ,
so
4't
im
4I
M
SI
714
71
Total utta for tb. da,; fSKJ'a, 'iV
a
New. York Monry Marline.
NEW YORK, Aug. St-MONEY-n,, n.u
T.me loans 'MeadV; 5xt day.Pe3V nl
!Tl P-en??
-''?erJc3e?!ERCAKT,IB PAPER-6K
nnLcommefc'nrbllMrMH Je'
BOndr!b..VWo! ""'can dollars 4i
NDR-v,vernment. steady: Railroad.
The closlnr quotaUona on bonds were
an follows;
imi ate:,
Aien. e.
1 . I .... ... . H. ...., ..... 711
AtcMeon
"iT1 : 2; y . . 4..
Ati c u irt ii " K. iSi-T ;".
r.i, .- " " -onn. lac. !.... nix
Ohio .,.. r iv,h
rhi. a Alton iu. in, -a ,u f:. p- . !s
4a,. 7111
sj, is.
CM, hVhVio1' 8?-,Je0,4 &
van
a n
74
Inler.Vat, vi, 7;eWeat vt it.
Int Mar. Mar. 44a. Ilti "v2i V?a,,J,,i:'
Bid. Off,rj7 "'ewia'. Cen. li.
7
MX
74
rr 0oo Market,
irr.?W TnTS' AuT .DRY aiOb
4 1. , . IVIIuniKY 1
:"5JJ-."J"a-? cotton mwds. ConventaV
Jiume of buslnrvij
shetlnw. China, was again biivrr e
brawn, .nfl .U. ?"""' .""yr Of
unw.ril ". uruw sua IllOVOd
Coffee Mierke-t,
NT-1W YORK, All. ?8,-HeU8r Euroroin
eables and further frost reports fnm
Brazil eravA fhn rnffA mavir.., .
steady tone early, but pr ce a weako
under liquidation and reports that
coat and frelrht market showed 10
iiruvoiiiciii.. xiif viubo waa sieaay, r p.
tember. 8.65c: Octobor 8'J'c; December.
u. B. tt- COUPOO.. 10 T M. . r' ..,.. civ,
W. B. 4 Tit. .10 ii ieNk i"' MV'
U. 8. 4a, coupon t oJl,IClfT1,t4' '
Panama ,. eaTsaa "! V-i' $ J, ' J
AAmm,rT T .-.:::1S? ':4
Spot coffee quiet:
auiy, ir.sgc.
No. 7, WHci .Bamos Ko. 4. t24tflW4c!
mild, gun, Cordova, lagusc. nominal.
llnatnn Btocl Mrltel.
DOSTON
won, Aua;. ss.-cio.inK quotaUons
nlti UK Mocks wrr
nn ml
Allaun , M Mohawk
Amali. Cuprr ... U'tNVitada Oewal.
Am. i. U. a 8 .11 Mplitlac Mlaea
... ia
... Uk
... H
An nna wmmeiriai, Norin null .......
11 A a a A 9 M K Naitn Uk
. Calumet Aril ... i Old Duaimoa .....
Laiumai a lire, a ,.! Oaceolt
rmttnntal llQvlaer
I Cop. It. C. a...... N Shannon .,
to
to
ISa
lul UutU Cop. U.
II buner.ar 141
li.ahi,a
flianbr ConMl. .,,
(1rn CtiD .,
UK turtle (eop,).
Kvrr una , ...i.,
Ia.lit -0 trt .. .
lUSantlor n. M U
Ha Tamarack U
t, v. a. h. a M u
u do ptd ;
llavian coa t
vtal'tah Copper Co
J VsfJJ, ' oPrer..i..
as wmona ,
liia Wolterlne
In
1UI Copir
4U
U1IAI1A OtCNEntt. MARKKT.
BUTTER No. 1, Mb. cartons, tc; No.
1, 6Mb. tubs, SlWci No. 2. ISo.
rlUH W hitoi fresh, Uc; trout, freal)
uu; large crappifs, fresh, 13c; Spanish
muckctci. lie; shad roe, per pair, 4ovi
aaiuion, fresh, 16c, halibut, fresh. 10c;
buffalo; 9c; bullheads, 13c; channel cat
tnsh, inc. pJte. lie; pickerel, 11c.
C11ELHE imported bwiss, Wc; Amerl
can tfwlss, Bio; block Mwisa, 31c; twins.
Let dulsiea, line; tnpt.s, lihc; young
American. ISo: blue ttrW brick, Hk:; Urn
berger, Lib.. ttc; New York, white, lc
POULTRY-UrOUers, Kc per lb.; hn.
ice; cocks, IXct ducks. U0'.Vc; gevaa. no;
turks, -M&Swc; uiivna. per doa., II.id;
roosters. c; ducks, full feathered. Ivy
12c, nee I a, full leathered, loc; squabs.
No. I, 4l.M; To. 2, 60c
.BEEF CUTH-Rlbss No.. L ITo: No. 3,
1; No. 3. 12u. Loins: No. 1. lirio, N.
t. Iicl No. 3, lAc Cnucks! fjo. I, ilttcT
lo, No. 3, ,,c. .No. llc Plalcai
..u. 1, pxu, i-u. iu, iiu. , ac,
The tollowinu prlcia are rani
unshed by
tne uiiunsKy rruit company 1
v nui 1 0 aaninaioii apricots. par
cate. Il.tO: Wlokson larira
nor nun, .w. inruiuiu reo piums, pari"
11 ate, li.oO: targe blue pluiuba, uer crate a
12.09. Pears: lUrtlolts. bar box. il75; si
box lots, 12.63. Peaches: Per box, Stoi
California B Hardy Pears, per box, i.ti
Apples: Duchess 01 Traiupaieiit, per
bu.. Wo: 6-bu. lots, o: 10-bu. lots, VOc
Cantalouptsi Arlaona standaid, par
crate, 14.&; Arktona I'ouy, pr urate, tl w.
Arlkona Jumbo, per crute, 3176. Oranges.
Extra fine Valencia. IM. zm ib. per
jm, Ria; dunkist Ve.oncla. 140, ta,:
176, 200. rib. 260 slaea, per box. l.Oj. Grape,
fruit: Florida, Indian Rivet, 48, U. U
alaes, I10.W. CranborrU; elvapoiateu.
carton containing M patkatcea. par car
ton. S2.1U. tlrapes: Calliurma. pr ciatv,
ll.au. Lemonai Lxtra tauuy tiunklat, JOOa
and 3Mln, per box, tv.uu; axi.'a miulve ltU
Hull. 3uts and 30a, per box, $9.00.
VEGLTAllLEh Pulatoea, targe Cob.
bier, per bushel, 90c. Oiuona. California.
largo yellow, per pound. 2ftc Tomato,
tioiiivgiovtll, par liievrkHt baaUec. 6vu; 6
crato lots, 46c Waicrmetoua, Alabafua
sweet, par pound, IHc, (.rate lots, put
pounu. iao.
MlSCELLANEOUSRoasttng ears, tier
doc, 16c; Michigan celery, per doa., 35c,
Mott'a elder, per keg, 13.60: Nenawka
cider, pur avg, 1X26; asvalagua. per doa
toe; ruubarb, per doa., 20c; onions, par
Qua., tve, new ueeia, carruis, turnips, pvi'
dot., ax; parsley per doa., 400; radlsties,
per do., 2vu; Head lettuce, per dux,, fl.UJ,
homegrown leaf lettuce, par dos.. tOOi
Hreeii iieppora, per basket, oOc; wax ur
green ban, per basket, fl.vo; hothouse
iiiuutnuvra, per dos., 40o to 60ot cauit
llowtr per lb,, 10iH2',4o: Venetian garilc
pr ib., UHc; new cabbage, per lb., ic,
aggpiant, per aox., ii.bu; norsuraaisn, 1
do. bottlea In cae par caav, Bl.;
UiumeUui-y brand dates, PKg., j,tw;
Anchor btand uatea, pkg., t:ij; walnuts.
No. 1 sotl bIiaII. uer lb.. Hw: medium
ptcuna, per lb., 11 ao; Jumbo pecan, per
lb lo; giaut pecan. Muisiana, payer
aiiuil, per ib., 2oo, filborta, per lb Uo,
Drake aimonus per iu. loc. paper snail,
ik! ilraxila. uer lb.. 10c: laraa washed.
imr lb., 110; black walnuts, pr lo zcl
aw No. 1 ueanuts. oer lb.. Tc: Jumbo uea
nuts, per ic, aos roast peanuts, per id.,
imoi ahetlbark hlckorynuu, per ib 4c,
white ric tiopcorn per lb , 4c; cheukera.
per lvj-packaae caaa. (J.uj; cnocaeia. Per
A-pkg. case, 11.76; Luslla berry boxca
luaru. per L00O 11.75,
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. Aug. 2a. COTTON-Bpot
quiet; middling upiands, lioo; gulf,
cotton futurer closed firm; oloslna
olcUt AugUBt, lZ33u; beptember, U-Sju
ciptember, U.Jvo; October, 12.S0C; Norom
uer, liiZc; December, 13.33c; January
J.130; Fcbruaiy, li.ec; March, 12.30.
A.nl, l,tec; May,. I2.8a ,
Cotton closed firm. C points lower to U
point higher.
Metal Market. .
NEW YORK. Aug. 24, METALS Leads
Quiet, 34.70 b,d. London, 20 7 6d. Speller-,
.t-auj, o,8SfiJ)6i In Lonuon, 121. Copper:
strong; sUMidard spot, nom.nal: Septem
ber, iio.Lb.i3.; October and Novembet
olie.ea at ;i.o.; etuctioiytic, 110.00410.12;
.one, ii.uuiu.eu; casting! iio.vnwio.si. nn;
Crm; spot mid August,' 113.26hi4j.7j; bep
lember, k43.UKu43.i6; October, L.loi13.W,
Antimony: Du.l; Cookson'a, 18.408.1,0.
iron: Steady and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows: Cop
per; oUauy; spot, 11; futuies, IiU 18s Vd.
Tin: St. on; spot, Ittl 6s; futures, 19ii 16a.
.1011; Cleveland warrants, 66s Id,
oi, ljoio, Au. 2j. Mo1' A1.S Lead,
aiiauttiod, t.iOat.Vo; fcpeiivr, . firm, td.bu
OIIICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Ten Cenla Hlehe
Uorb Steady,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2A CATTLE le
ceipts, 5.VAX1 head; market s.eady to lit;
nigiier; otieyes, tv.tMdu.za; xexas aieira,
.u.iuiii.76; weatern, tA.jOO8.U1; stockcri
and teedcra, t6.60u7.9Q; cows and huliois,
a.u36.v0; caives, $9.ur012,lS.
HOGS Heculpia, L.iam head) mailtet
steady; bulk oi saies, i.tkUTj.C0; U.nt,
,8.atO.20; mlxeu, 1i.uOJiO.16; heavy. li.lOji
d.oO; rough, l7.4oti7.7o; pigs, 14,(Au.dO,
HI1ER1' AND LAMliH Receipts, 17,000
heaa; market mostly lotlLo jower; nu
lives, ta.tiaipUOJ; wis.erns. ,4.1&iti.lAi; yv.a.
.liiga, o.jWiv..1j; native lamoa, e.wo-10;
wtsierns, t.M)a.l6.
Kansaa City Live Sloek Market.
.r , ..a . a sirrv e. a on n a -i rl tt.
ntiueipts, 7,v0j heaa; market stoauy 10
strong;' prime fed stterr, 8.oO?J.li';
dressed beef steers, 37.6O38.60; western
fleers, (o.uOtdD.vO: southern steers,
7,25; cows, 13.0000 60; heifers, J4.HW..0,
atockeia and tetders, .6.W87.W; bulls,
.10341 0); calves, Su.u0tu9.00.
IttjUS lteceibts, u.tAw neaa; mnmci
10c Iqaor. bulk, tS.lJ.iO; heavy, is.KXii'
B.ao; pacKera hiiu uuitiwie.
ght. t.25(Ut.80: pigs, 16.7607.W.
SHEEP ANU WUlio- Iteoeipio, a,vw
head; market steady to ktiong; lambs,
17.25fl-S.lj; yearllnuH, t4.75tfi6.16; welhers,
t4JWi6.l0; ewes. 34.OQ-g4.76.
St. Loala Live Stock Market,
BT. LOUIS. Mo., Aug, 28. CAT-TLB
RecelDU. 6,000 head: market steady . to
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
Btrong; good to choice steers, ,.7 SW.
stockers and feeders, 35.8f7.60; cows and
heifers, 14.75Jj8.,5; bals. ..7iiiv76: c.ly a,
cowhand heliers. t4.2&&6.U).
HOOS lieceipts, o.vwj neau; iiiuiiv.ii wj
lower; pigs and light. tl.&$0.20; in") el
and butchers, ii.mM ood heavy, iS0
?'??V.. . v.t-v i iiinn,ri,lnl.
?.iOi
head, market strong: muttons. tS.3tfl.kt,
yearlings, tS-OQaO-OOi lambs, ta.CU3..J.
Jtlona Cll-r Live- Block Harkrt.
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug. 23. CATTLE
Receipts, 600 head: market steady; cowe
nnd heifer, 16.2B3); canners, l-X)4,i.'0;
Stockera and feeders, t6.254,6.t0; bulls,
'oa&fVXw head: market
ateady to 6c lower; heavy. t7.6-t(!7..'6:
mfi. tVW.90; light. tT.90.20; bulk ot
8HEEPANb LAMBS-Rcelpts. )
head.
St. Joaeph Live Stock 3fnrket.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 28. OA TTLE Re
ceipts, 2,100 lifad; market steady 1 alee a,
ti 0008.76; cows af.d heifers, ti.00u8.5
caivts, i4.CO3iO.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 liead; market
slow; top. W.7u; bulk. t8.1&as.ty),
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,600
head; market stronger; lambs, t5.CXSVI.C0.
Live Slock In Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the tour prin
cipal weatern markets:
Cstt'e, Ho- ohfon
St. Louis , B0"0 8) 1000
Kansas City 7,'irjO e.Ort) 3,000
Sioux City - mM t, 00
Chicago.. SfiW 19. OJ
St loaeph .,..2.100 6,801
300
1701
3 0)
o-l South Omaha
thai
O.IW i,OM
ll.UUI
im - Totals K.200
13,100 39,800
Persistent Advertising Is tho Road
Rln I "eturns.
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jUllUVlin JJUJU OIUUIV UlnlllVJJl
Cattle Eeoejpt, LiBht and Trade Slow
1 . r 0 ,
10 uome .easier
HOGS SELLINQ MOSTLY STEADY
Good linn of Sheep und Lambs for a
ThursdayTrade Generally I"
Slaw and Sleadr to n
Little Basler.
BOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 23,113.
rmiln. llni;a. tlh-jen.
Of Iclal Monday ,si 3.4 0 JUt
uiuc al Tiierday N7T 8.C8J
Official Wednesday.... 4.13J 8.S08
Litiinate Thursday 2,100 7,300
U.iil
20.011
14,00
.Four days this wek,ll.4(t3
Baino dais last week,.W,0S
Came days 2 tvka nan. .l&.m
6,184
am
32.U4
64,sio;4
4S.7VQ
Same days S wks ago.. 14.300 40,rS 7I,8MJ
Same days 4 wks ago. .10,3.0 S1.1S8 33,li JJ !i0
Kama rtv u... ajuua 91 ma ax 111 - -,.u
."iiivr. .,-
The following lahta ihnwi Ih roialnla
of cattle, hogs and sheep at tho s'outn
nnah 111. .1..,. . .... ..... ,1.
'..." ,.W OIULK UiniAVl lUr ll W
uaio aa compared wttn last year:
. . t)i H1 Inc. Dca
Cattle 643.119 &J0.M0 7.611
I logs I,u7,lt9 2.217,7K 8:9,937
Sheep !,3M,7I l.3,UC to, GOO .......
ThB following tabu show the range of
prices ior hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparlaoust
Date. I IM8. llIil.Ull.U10.lvOJ.1903.l07.
Aug. la
Aug. IT.
Aug. la.
7 1IH
a Ul I ii
s U J 11
a 1 17
it. : 4
k Wl I bl
41
6 .1
a
4 70
T 7ua
k at 1 111
41J
Aug. ly.
T Ji-si I U 7 la
H Mi 1 44i 3 al
k 17 1 IVii ii
Allg, M.
I evTs
Aug. u
i
a vi
I aAl
a u 1 37
- 1 1 AJ JO, 0 al
III I Mi W
a f tUl 0 &
8 4l 1 3 3J 6 67
a itii 1 ii a. 1 .
vi 1 (Ki, aai a ii
li I u3 6 111 6 77
I 1 kJ O 4 0 ia
All. KJ. Sou-fci k 0l T to
ii"., aa,, 1 ni a lv i 10
Aug. 24.
I M la! 7 11.
AUK,
1 ai7 a 1D tu,
AUa.
u ,. zoi I a al 7 111
1 aim a ai
ounuay.
Itevuipts and dUpusltlon ot live atooh
at in union dtocn Xarus, bouth oruaua,
lur tbe lM.niytour IK'Uis enolng al .3
p. m. yeaietUay.
UcCKlITB-CAna.
Cullltt.U0g.bliee p.
C, U. Ot BL X ..4.4. ..
W abash 1
Miau.il 1'aUllo... IB
Uii.on ra.Uiu ..ti. V
C. 1 N. tV., ULot 1
C. tU iN. W neat 9
C, bt. P., M. oc 0 3
C, 11. at Q., uaiit.,.. , ..
C u. 61 U; WkSl..... 33
1
3
1
20
a
21
. 13
13
10
7
3
4
61
v... It. 1. oc 1-., uuat a
r., Ik 1.
U P., West,.
luiiiuin cenvriu......,.,,M,
Ihluugo Urcai Western, .7,
Total reealuta IU
lOtl'
Co
UlofUalTlUiS Miwvu.
Cattle. Uutta Slieep.
Morris St Co sou
bwlft St Company 372
Cudaliy Packing Co 460
Armour A Co Hi
Schwann A Co
6.9
1.231
1.4o3
1.2.8
1,9
.91
110
'
t
L.lt
1.0&J
3,tKil
J. W. Murphy.
Cudaliy, Kansas C.ty..
S, O. P. Co
L. P. Co
W. B. Vansant Co
Hill & Son...,
F. B. Lewis
Huston ti Co
J. H. nana
RoKonstock Dro, .........
McCreary 3t Kellogg...,
Werthelmer As Degen..
II. F. Hamilton
Hulllvan Uros
Rothnchlld
a
4
39
113
Ti
84
10
67
13
4A
3
7
1
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 13
Cllno & Christie.. 28
Other buyer. ..r. 360
7,5tt
Totals 22.700 53.100 39.800
CATTLE Cattle reoetpU were very
moderate this morning, as was to be
expected bn a Thursday, only clghty-slx
car being reported In, The arrivals out
side of one train or westerns cons sted
largely or natives and odds and ends.
The market on oornfed steers was very
slow and dull owing In part to the tact
that the quality ot the receipts waa not
captoally good .and In pail to the fact
that packers have been free buyers all
this week and were not In very urgent
need ot additional suppl.es. Although the
offerings were light It took tho greater
part of tho morning to make a clearance
The few range beeves here soid tn auoui
the same notches as yesterday.
Cowb and heitera were alow sellers, the
market being dull and weak, but as the
offerings were so light pretty much
overytning had changed hands In fair
Seaaun-
atock cattle and feeders were. In good
request, desirable kinds being fully
steady,
wuuiauons on came; uooq to cnoico
cbni'leu steers. is.4vo.0v; fair to gooJ
corn-fed steers, 38.UW8.SV, common to
fair conMe'i steers, PMtw, good to
choice iange beeves, 87.252t7.7S; fair to
good laii.u bcetes, &iai.Mi; comiuuli lu
fair rails beeves, til.2butf.7a; good U
choice liaifers. 3d.p087.60; nuod to cholco
cows, 3U.0Oue.6u; fair to good glades, W.W
U00; common to fair grades, liooeoo;
wood to choice stockers und toture, 47 ia
7.(0; fair to good Blockers and feeders,
tu.aiAui.vo, cuu.muli to iu.i' B.uukttta nii.i
feeders, W.56'il.W; stock cows and heif
ers. t4.75ul.uO; veal calvet. tuu.iN;
bu.ls. siaa. etc, 14.707.00.
Reprw..nt.tlvfen4
Kka. Av. Pr. Av, Pr.
u mi 1 o 40 mi 1 10
Ij 10J0 t0 11 ,....1347 IM
,M,BTKiilta AND IIlSIPEKa
I Ul IT.. m 140
1 140 4 00
1 i. SS 4 40
1 74 4 0
7 914 I 04
1 .....10 0 100
1 120 1 11
I , 10.7 I 10
1 ais I u
1 100 t 40
1. ... too I to
1 1000 1 10
1 1140 1 71
1, .,,..,, 10 -171
11 ...ton 1 m
1.,; HID I M
1 14 1 00
JlCili1 UllO.
1 170 I 00 13 IH 111
( W0 a 09 1 6. t
4 771 OS 1 10;0 33
I ,. 110 I II 1 410 7 M
J 4 0 I IS 1 171 I 31
4 W 111
UUL.UB.
I t to I oo
i,,,, 1109 to
i 1100 1 .
1 it 0 1 40
1 ....lklO 40
1, .......... MO 1 (9
t mo k tn
I JIM I 10
1, lou. 1 10
1 110 1 CO
1 110 I 71
1 100 ft I
1 190 IH
CALVES.
t WO I 09 1 If0 9 0
8 IM 7 00 1 ,. 1 0 I DO
1,. 101 7 11 1 IM I 00
1 100 7 71 1 110 1 10
1 IN IN 1., 170 I 60
BTOlXEllS AND FEEDERS.
I tt s 70 I T I ro
i... Ill I IS 7,..,, 44 I 70
II 7 0 171 II 411
10 411 U 7 411 7 00
VV ESTERNS.
6 steers. ...I'M 6 75 13 steers. ...1107 6
I bull 790 5 60 IS cows 1004 6
'
5 steers.. ..1160 6 75
Coffee A Son Nobraika.
26 feider..H85 7 70 60 feeders. .1186 7 70
14 cows 1099 6 35
P. Salvenson Wyomlnr.
1 feeder... 1000 6 45 1 cow 1070 6 05
1 COW 9S0 6 05 2 heifers.. 965 30
15 feeders.. 961 6 45 1 feeder... 1W 0 45
J, D. tAWBon Nebraska.
1 COW BA0 6 00 8 cows W 6 60
IS feede-s.. 9C6 6 SS 2 feeders.. 715 6 76
18 feeders. , 913 6 P5 1 bull 1130 6 25
1 cow 970 4 00
J. A. Adamson Nebraska.
3 heifers... 950 7 40 1 heifer.... 450 8 CO
0 cows 608 00 1 cow...... 00 3 76
NEBRASKA. '
6 heifers.,. 674 B 90 10 helfers.,,1045 6 40
67 cows 763 6 45 ,
COLORADO.
2 steer 870 6 25 28 feeders., 810 6 90
Hoas-.8uppltes were fair for a Thurs
day, about 109 cars or 7.300 head being re
ported In. For the tour days the total
Is 25,184 head, a gain of about 1,000 head
aa compared with a week ago and a year
ago.
Adv'ces from other points Indicated
sllchtly lower nrlces and first bids were
made at figures that were generally 6o
lower. Shipper buyi-ia had good sited
orders again today and as was the caso
od Wednesday they soon brought packer
bids up to a steady basis. As soon as
Prices became aa good as they were yes
terday sellers began to cut loose and
while trade waa not very active prac.
tlcally everything hrd been sold In fair
season. Shippers bought the r hogs at
prices that were In moat cases strong
to possibly a little higher, paying aa
high as ti&O for a few loads ot good
stuff. Bulk of the sales was made at
37.80J7,90, with the long string selling at
17. SS. A few loads that came In nn a
late train found the demand very Black
and prices weaker. Buyers had filled
about all their order and consequently
to
wero not particular whether they, bought
any more.
lepitBuntatlvo sales:
No A
U Ill
no,
t.
rti. fr.
40 7 15
.. T 10
71..
.Ill
11.
li.
Ml 71 tfl
I7.(.. .14 liO 7 IS
?t..:.....145 r lit
4,.....lSI W 7 IS
W.-,....tJ .... IB
..ill 10 T 10
..1.1 ... 171
..J70 4( T
..40 J ... 1 X
..Ml ... 7 10
..! M 1 H
..it 110 t ao
.. 120 7 M
..Mi 1.0 1
..111 40 1 10
..SM 40 1 10
. .M 10 1 W
..ill 140 1 IS
.Ml ... IK
.ill ... 7 11
1. 101 7 II
..Mi ... in
,.K1 IM 7 11
41...
11..
tl. .
U..
tl..
li .
14..
II..
aUaaaa
.114 ... 1 aa
11.. .....1.4 ... 7 as
t7;...tt.9 r 7 1$
II 10O ... 7 11
M.. 7 as
70.......M4 10 7 K
to .).... Ill '41 7 174
II.. J.7 ..(. 7 I74
II W140 7 17
7 Ill ... 7 17 H,
44 ,.,,. 1.7 IM
II., .....Ill) 110 7 X
71. Hi l! IM
SB,... ...117 'ID TW
(l.,".....Mt tOO 7 90
WA...aU 7 99
17.
71
M. .
II.
It..
U..
14..
14..
!..
41 .
II..
V."
.! 40 7 IS
..111
..3U
..1.4
.4.
..147
..VII
.,104'
af. f
7 M
.. 1 U
.. 7 II
.. 7 II
40 7 31
10 711
.. Ill
If 1 IS
it t n
.. 7 IS
.. t Wl
M 7 IS
.. Ill
10 7 IS
... 7 13
,.. 7 U
l.ili4ill tiv rv
p.-:.:;!
... ...1
a". ,1,9 7
a 1 iA Aa
an iov 1 wo
ai .1. 7
e..i.i..tu 49 no
II.
7t. 101 00
7I.I..V..1W ! 100
60., ....ID 1.0 I 00
(l.Cli.l.IiS
14,.,... .151
II. ill
47. Ill
17, ...... 144
e its
H,..,.,.U
U..i..olM
it.. ..,...o
140 s 00
... S ISVa
19 IS
10 I SO
... I s
10 9 40
... t to
44 I W
... I 0
40 8 CO
... I 0
... S to
40. ......ill
it mi
1 ..,.. .in
I !A ifil
107
M....
II....
.IM
10 7 U
14..
ill liO
1 S
ill lit 40 7 II
.. ;
Itl ... t ai
11... ....us
U.......MI
:i..,....tot'
M M N til
t lUI 7U
Pill.!.
IU 73 ,.,.8 00" '
aiiULP Anumer .aood run of lambs
was nt the d sposal ot packer bucrs, but
tho bulk of them were slow sale as com
pared with yesterday's trade. Prices
in genet a. were about steady, wltn sort
ing a tittle heavier. Six cars ot Idahd
lambs, tho same aa those at 13.10 on the
day before and better than any Iambi
l.n, k.... - V. .... ...,...'
nam Niiunu ui uci o ill ncicivi
days, changed hands at steady figurnev
With a few moro head out In the aort
Tho general Inquiry for killing Iambi,
was teas oroau anu toward tne close ln
market draaaed alomr with oultn a fv0
offer ngs. still In first hands at 10:13,
o'clock. Finally a clearance was effected
ai a seaaonanie nour, with moat of tna
.ambs at all decent for packing purpdsei
telling at a range of 17.6ig8.00.
Ageu sneep continued in I.ght supply,
with fat ewes aUll predominating, than
being some killing ewes weighing aroMnd
116 pounds good enough to bring 34.60.
Fat yearlings and wethers were aga.n
scarce, the supply not being sufficient, to.
point to any mator.al changes In im
trade. Tho general market on mutton
ouerings was fully steady and morelnc-
The feeder supply was light and buyers,
who had orders were filling them at
prevailing, prices Jusl as soon as .Uro
tender end waa aannmfail fmm et.. e.e
tuff. Feeder lambs are quotable at tS.64
w 00, more oeing several loads of Wyom
ing lambs sell.ng at the latter figure yfea
lerday. Everything In the feeder class
was nicked un vnmneraiivtiv .1 .. 1. ,k-
quotations on Sheep and Larfluir
Lambs, good to cholco, $7,6558.10; lambs,
rvt .K02d' teiSbi culls, M
CI6.00; .lambs, feeders, tacogsV yearlings,
good to choice t4.76C6.00; yearlings,
i?.?.001- ?.50li'6.76; yearlings, feeders. 36r
e.6u; wothers good to bholce. Il.fi)i7sir
wethers, air to good. H26ataV; wethera,
f?.e,7AnW,WS4-aL fwe a-0! to choice,
ll,3o44.00; ewes, fair to good, t4.00M35i
owes, feeders t3.00S.60; cOll eheepTlltvl.
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