THL OMAliA, bAJ.Ll.UAl, .vlULbi d , lllo.
lo
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
September Suffers a Break of Seven
Eighths of a Cent.
CORN OUTLOOn AS IMPROVED
Cooler Temperatures rrfrnll nnd the
Speculator In Yellow Cerent
Are Willing; to Concede at
Lowering; of Price,
standard. SS'ic; No. 3 white. 39c; No. I
white. ssmjiw. Hurley: mining. 8
re, nominal; No. 1 feed, t,0,(5vO, no.mrml.
Xe: .No. 2, 86,(M:; No. 8, 5
iivm.nal.
OMAHA, Aug. 19, 1912,
There was a bi LM lit M U4 li cent in
the oeplouiuvr Wi.ea. p. .e 'eij.ucy.
IlllS Mrau tile Tcaall Ut llltuml .In-'-
nation or inu riy iiioui.m. ae.1.11,4
p.como 111 otilk.ulr V.i.e-1 W..S uio
Ul.ll ttUtulti 111 tilt) LlUt . f OilllfCv
fcB.tlud tkliU Ulu UftCtJ brvu hllvU
unuur kuo ii.h uiuet luon.iia
lieaiiy tub feiiiiM uMlne. aiwsi v U.o
turn. l(i.i.iju ana I-rccii. yete.i r
wae beailah in iun. inu ij.tivool ... ur
Ut: l V. 0 uu UllU lOnel. lllu ..ia"l
bade being utar.Bii on iuo luvo.au.e o
Doila f.oui thu ntuiau cioH Huu .!-.
roe. of lauKbi ..oim a Miupin.n.s r
Mat ne. cuuiea r ported uu viLcoca
Intuitu tnoits ueetj. li.e.O Was U'lo
wtamoi ail over iue iiorumeet oo.n iu.
bf tue lauuian l.uu. .vurinwesl' nire.
hoea veua.i.ets. lnueui.atni ot tu
llu.uluB.don in ocp,o.uoei cuuacia .
raufch of the aprrouciiing libit. t; oay.
tl.tru vub a rtuner t-ersUicnl aeiuig oy a
QUuiufr ti larsu liuUHea lor tue Ule.
moiUna. 'llie ohm ouociuiik ttaiil.o 111
the news tor urn oay wvs t..e -lepu.t ot
rash wheal ea.es ot 6iu,U),lMr o-Bhe.s,
moat 01 11 i.aiu wi.eav, to u to eaaiein
axooilerH. casn vvhta. Has c nlgiiei.
i.vtn those who are bet ever n a
hUher H-Ko ieei tor corn mini in the
season, based ou scilou cro, shortage,
are wlllli.g 10 concede uat ul the pieseu.
Unto iiiu influences a.e on tno aloe i-f
speculative, eeileia. 'ihe touii.r..ure
over the corn belt are tnoro ta oraule.
The counay 1 ottering oid coin reserves
more t.eeiy. lhere appeal to he .s
bu, lug force both on tne tart of 1..0 leg
mar nade and tne puui.c, and w.th ihco
tondtlons prlcea are wot king lower, natu
ra.ly. cash corn waa uncnungcu to ttc
higher.
; bhlpptns sales ot oat wen laieo at
tao.tvo buBhais yeattraay. The market
Was weak In sympathy with wheat and
torn. Cash oai wan !4o hUher. .
Glearancea: Wheat and Itour.
bushels; corn, 3,0)0 btuhela; oata, 1,M
bushelB.
Uvtrfool cloao: Wheat, 3-ttd lower;
corn, unchanged to Hd lower.
Primary wheat tecelpta were P8O.0QJ
bushels and shipments tOT.Ojo buane.s,
against receipts ot 1.627,(XU bushols and
shipments ot 8C2.0W bushels la t year.
Primary corn receipts were 612,uo3 bush
els and shipments 2UUU0 buahula, tg list
receipts ot 6H.oou buahels aud shipments
ot 442,000 but hela last year. , ... ,
' Pilmary oata recelp.s were 1 li. 0
bushela and shipments H2,WX) busne.s,
against receipts ot 1.436,000 bushels and
uh.pments ot 773,000 bushels lav year.
CARUOT RECElPTri.
Wheai. Corn. Oats.
Chicago i2u W ii
MlnnepoUa &3 .. ..
DUlutb t9
Omaha ......... 49 M
K-uniiii r?ltv ..100 46 64
HL Uiuls .....107 tS 6
Winnipeg 33
The tOiiowtiig iaiii ta.ts wero riportKi:
Wheat No. X hard winter: 1 car, tic; 1
car. kOJio, S cars, tO.c. No. 3 nard wn
ter: 1 car, 81c: S cars, SOnc; 1 car. tfV.,
I i Ar. 7'o: 8 can. lihkc No. 4 spring
1 car. 78c No. 4 mixed: 2 cars, 8c. No
rauo: 1 carr auium, 76c ityt .o. t:
i car, 6tc. Com-ftu. 2 white: 1 oar, c
No. A whlto: ! cars. i2?ic. No. 4 While
t car. 2,vC No. 2 ye.iow: 4 car, to-
No. J yellow: 4 cars, !& No. 2 mlxou
I car, 7ic; 1 car. iUj.c. no. 3 mixu- jw
cars. 70ic. No. 4 InUed: 1 car, l&c. No
graoje: 1 car, white. JtMc Oats diaun
ard: X car, Z3ac No. i whlto: 13 cais
,nc.. Ho, 4 white: .1 car, 35io; 10 ca.s,
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No, 2 naro,
DOUblr.o; NO. 3 naro, iswmc; pio. 1
TihtuSC, nominal o. o aiins, ww
H.m.t in 1 anr.nsr. ity'iiUaC. .NO. .
lurum, 8wtHic nominal; No. 9 durum.
rut.v.n nnmliml. Porn: Mo. 2 'Tn.tt.
TSoj No! 3 wnlte, T2ci No. 4 white. 7.'fl
T2(lc; No. t ymiow, Ic; 8 yel ow. i'A
file; Po. 4 yeiiow, khio'ivtiv., "'"""
Jo. 2. 71c; wo. a, ;ivc; rto-
its: NO. s wiuie, n'U'7v,
t
CHICAGO GltAl.N AND I'UOVISIONS
features of the Trndlnir nml Cloatns
Prices on Bonrt! ot Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. S3. Corn closed today
at a lair advance tor tne ueie.rcd oi
lions, but at a net loss ot He lor oePteai
oer. Pess,m.stic crop talk, tit led Oecem
ocr aim May, out Heavy liqu.uoUon do
iresbtd beliieintitr. At the timsh tne
iiinRe waa 'c lower to OHc higuur.
heat Closed k onado to Uc net iowur,
cats. to Htic up and piuViS,ons
,kiu6c to iuo hUher.
uowir cables t,tatted corn on the down
graae, Kcpiember being particularly weak
l a decline ot -fee 10 Sc. Shorts, how
ever, bewail to cover eariy ana tne wnoie
xiet rallied aiter a little further dip In
vepUmber. llenort from Kansas that tne
.-tale s torn t-iup this year would inane
oiuy about 7.UXVW0 buih-ls as against a
-itp ot lM.Ou0.ow last yenr brought nn
upward trend that lasted througn thu
aeniion today witn oniy minor setbacks
uuiusn sentiment was alaea oy an expert
eumaic iiini ine lowest lorecasis lor
. o ciop in tne entire un.tcd States luth
I to made wore aubstantlnllv correct. I.
rtas nlso pointed out that no Improe
nent In weather could now liclo mattivs
any.
September wheat led the other months.
Uttering only n sixteenth of a pent net
cos on tne days operations, aga.nBt a
OSS or vnvc for I)Mimhar nnrt tin rni
Mo. Birongtli was g.ven tne near
lunms uy purchases of a million bushols
y a small group of p.t leaders and com
1 IbSlon houses. Thu lnU'Mt nnrn fm
Whtat reached thin vrnr wm rprniail
today, easy- cables being tbo chief beat
actor, ana m.s maae ouying attractive
Elevator buvlntr boosted nrlrea afthii
un lrreuular o. enlnar.
uuying. -argeiy attriouted to lend nc
uuKKors, neipea tne lone or prov.slons.
aepttmberpork led ti.e advance with an
nurcase 01 c
HEW YORK STOCX MARKET
Speculation Fails to Maintain Brisk
Price of Preceding Day.
RECENT GAINS ARE WELL HELD
Known Movements ot Currency tor
the Week Indicate Smaller Cash
Iioaa for the Hanks Than
Expected.
-CITY i'ltui'uki 1 'uH 9)A1jP
FlVt-nouAi coitaoB nioaern 'hue. heat,
ofr. ipt-ouxm tr.u i.ou: ,- csn. bl
anoti U.uo. per mourn
TO UUV. c,k.L.L. ull KNf, tfUtST .-KK-
JOHN W. UOBillNo, 12 t,AK.A.n
.il.l. latlVl'B.
J1IU HOME6EKivt,t wrlw J. B. Holt
Ot Ogaiiiaw, ira i,or parucuiara aooui
bis uulroeu miiua as low a iu
fccre. iao uinoereu tiacts.
' IdAho.
1 ' RTfM-itf II Aft:H IDAHO.
"Selling vo settle estate; acres under
tree -irrigation, near nee tantt and lown
On U. li aC . 1U ll'i mi uiviica wuiitiv
creed water r guts' troni tlg Wood il.er;
100 acres alfuiia; all good .anu; unced,
oppoituniiy iur ktucu ot gjnerat tarmuieu
41 ICe V Per ucrv, wrinn. naiuium
4' Mutual -Ufa iildg.. Beattie, VSasn.
ONE of the test quarter sections In
douihern .owa, ou it-suu i.ne of C is. t 14.
r. h,niiH fioin tiiuduuis ciner 01 tuffn o
1 um run nil ba olowed. Pilco SU5 Dei
acre. KaaV teruis. Farmers' lieulty Co.,
Osceola, la.
Altlciel Open. high. Log, Close Yes y.
Aheati j I
Sept. 85H0H M
DecSOHUU 85HI
May 3A79t H
Sept7272U 7774
Declttti&K CSC
May l(B4)4l 7014
Oats: I I I
Sopt 40 1 40
Dec. 43H S
May 4etf4GU,46l4t
fora. . 1
Zl 00 zi 25
1BC5 1 I860
Sept
Jan..
Laid:
Sept.
Jan..
Illua.
Sept.
Jan.,
U 2
10 sw
S 11 35
.1 10 S24l
8BH
7m'
68W
,69iiM4
39Ti!
43
21 00
19 66
U 22tf
10 W
11 35
83!4
724
72H
4oH,Cttt
11 -25-27
10 96
11 42-45
10 37r4 10 32H1
21 25
I9 60
2100
19 tO
11 25 I 11 SO
10 92H10 87-90
32J4
U 42-45 11
ii 10 35 j 10
NEW YORK. Atli. 29.-8poculatlon
.aueu to niMiiitMin uouny the o.iak p. .04
itv jetueruay, aiiuougn tne roi-eiu M
' vieii tieiti. 111 tiMi. awStiice 01 .
i.iiu liens Hum Maximo aOiu wan nj
utiiKii.g iieveiupmeuia .u any oinw ,uai-
te., muniie 101' aouve irau.ug m
loKinH. in aproacn 01 a iniu no.t
.a, ibiiuou situ turtuer to ourui 1 awi-
iliaa. ,
ueais attempted -to depress the list at
tiio opemiiA, nut iuo uiaricet was voo
airona lor uiem. yl.h ...einiu,, aiv..
aim the cvaiers In tu leau, bUncat
r.Ctr Ot llltt tralt u.O.ellVeOv w.o
rtMvned. Ltur in tnu uuy, un.ug 10 icai
Ulng and tne weuntieas 01 twvlu, uw
Hat u.overt slowly oo..liwa.a. Wall n
c.euaed heamss toworu tne coe,
wtiiuu In nuuiy caaes eilinluaied Um
t4tr..e. gaiiia. .ameruaii ice. wu,ch lus.
a iu.ge van. of aa roint rise, uiaoUii
ravbc, w I'ora v.euiial ana i.to
iiA.eti showed ht-wVluekJ.
beuament reinainev. i.Oiful. despite
the ia.u.e ot Iuo inaiket 10 conJnue on
its upward coaiee. and ouiils.il tticiinea
iruueis maiiitttlneu that th itwrhtil i4
In a ooui'1 WBiUon than it haa oven tr
notue tune. . ,- .
improuinent ot tho Investment market
Is liaiicateu not only by tne oroader i.e
nuind tor sianuaixl cMuend yay.ng
si.area, out In tue reaay" auorpt.on of
leceni bond and noto otterlnas.
Known mavements ot aireiiey tor tno
weok inulcaled a Smaller cas.i loss tor
the onnks .han was expected, on account
of ga.ns, from the inteuor, catilna down
the avi-arent loss to aoout 1.im),vW.
The bond market was Ir. ovular, tolcdp,
St. Louis & Western 4s rose 6 poinU
and later lost the advance. Total Si.cs
par valuo, tMW.WO. , .
MJnlted Stages bonds were unchangod
Numbo.- of sales and leading quotations
cn stocks wero as follows:
Halt, tilth. Loir. CleM.
. 2I.S0O 7tt JO"
.. SOD
Cosn. il ntuff 0i A Bee. (. Ptt .. M M
DsTld Col lm(cifnt Vo, . itll,...!0 lot
UalUt, Tax , 4. 1M 14 7
IKera A lo-- 7 . e. ttt tt K
IStttKra Uteten Lt. . IMP 100
rairiuoM eNaiaary, p. a. iur M 1M
Fairmont Cttkmnj. 7 p. e, pW M 101
Leulitllla Ou & Blae. Ir, Ifll W lH
Mountain BUtea Tl. A Ttl., t p. C....IM 10
MI4a West UtllltlM . lll ttH
Umant 4H. 141 M W
Omaha A O. B 8U 11 r.. pf4 Ilvt lit,
Omaha A C. R. Rt R., con......,,,, .
Omaha A C O. Kr A DrUgf, pti.... MH
rtr Mill, I p. e pM Mi M
rertlarH), Or., 4a. tliv tl M
rort ot Ptttl, Watt,. 44a. IM W lH
liarenna. Mb., Tala.. 4 p. e. ft
Cltr ot Toronto 4i, N .. U i
Tfnnr.wt till , rift
Taylar Co., Taiaa I. IKS 100
Pouthtrn rtr. CV. aqulp. p. e. Utli
Unloa Btk. Tda., Omahn tt ..
nKI'OUT OK ClilHAMina HOtlSB
nanks
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light, with No Great
Change in Vnlnei.
HOGS CLOSE TEN CENTS HIGHER
Sheep Knlly Steady snl Fairly
Active Pnt Lnmba Ten lo
Tvrentr Cents I.orrcr
I'reiter Lambs Steady,
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug.. , .
Cattle. Hons- dliie-v
Of'lclst Monday 9.513 it 0 21.71-
Olflclal Tue-day 77
Official Wednesday.... 4133
Official Thursday 2.1M
Hstlmate Friday 760
Transactions ot Associated
for the 'Week.
NEW YOitK, Aug. x'.-rUradstreet's
bank cleai int report for the week end-
imr AllulINt IS. alinu-M nil iltfureuntai nf
U,728,3i.4tvu, as against tXbM.ito, last Bamo days 2 weeks ago lCa
weea.ana K,si,via,vt.u in the correspond
ing week last year.
COO)
8.'SS
6,077
COM
Mvo days this wefk...2trl
Samo tlnys last week.. 19.071
CITIES.
j Amount j
Inc.
Use.
Nebrsutksu 1
"' TOim OltEAT BAXIQAINS.
8) acres, oh nine out E.COO
160 acres, 1H miles ouLv.. 810.89J
160 ures, a miles out, over halt val
ley land 8.8
All KOod Improvements.
ISO acrtk, 7 miies out, lunt Improve
ments - $ 6.000
iAiay ton.is. Come and see our o. ops.
J. T. CAMPBKLU
" Latcufield. Neb.
'. FOll HAL-M acres all level, rich,
datk so L no cuud'. b. ml.es fiom aliace,
Perkins Co., Neb., In the ain otlL rnce
S7m i,.r acic. Freu Ulnke. jr., Has;
ga. Neb
SOUTHWEST quarter section 12, town
ship' 20r range 11, Valley county. Neb.,
ror rale or trade tor Council illuffs prop
erty. F. A. Hpencer, Si N. Mam tU,
Council Bluffs
' Vi 11 . v 1 hnmealeuil In i.rfrt.Ml
jaelghborhpod. Fins farm land: 110 sand I Carroll, la..
Hills. t-0 you alio, nuns irvai auu ai
T. A. Tracy. Kimball. Nfb.
Ch cago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
S',4G9ic: No. 3 red, S8aS9c; No. 21
nam, aiyssc; no. 3 naro, ttbertc; No.
1 northern. 9ZOtl3c: No. 2 northern. OOSfc
31Vic; Na 3 northern, SSOVoo; No. 2
spring, w-inuc: no. 3 spring, ssraooc: vel
vet chaff, StKQ90c; durum, K7)ic Corn:
No. 2, 74,$75c; No. 3 white. 7MJMic; No.
s yenow, HvWonci 3 il'Ayitx:; No.
3 white, 74o: No. 3 yellow, I4HS750.
uats: no. z, rto; no. 2 white, 4i42c:
No. 8. 3SV4o: No. 3 white. 40Uno:
standard, 4lK41hc. nye: No. 2, coOfiuc
uaney: Ho,ec Timotny: Jt.60Ij5.35.
ciover, 8iaUv12.00. Pork: 3U.25. Lard:
iii.zx kids: jiLwjfiaoo.
11LT1 lilt inner; creamery, 27S28HC
EXjQb Firmer; receipts, 8,158 cases; at
mark, cases Included, Kg 21c; ordlnan
firsts, 21Wu22c; firsts. 23y23ic.
CHEBSK Unchanged.
POTATOES Sl.ghtly firmer; receipts
S cars; Minneapolis and Ohio, esOGOn,
Wisconsin, red and white. 58Q60c.
POULTUY Flimer tor fowls: snrlncs.
alive, 17c; fowls, alive. 15c.
NEW TOIIK OtSNBIlAL MARKET
Qnotatlona nf the Day on Various
Commodities,
NEW TORK. Aug. 29. - FLOUn
Steady; spring patents, t4.t0z4 70;
winter straights, St.1004.20; vlnur
f.vuum .i.ivi.vu, airline, uicaio afeww
4.20; extra No. 1 winter, $3.65J.75; cxt a
no. -i winter, ki.3ju3.ix; Kansas Binicnts,
4.15(34.25.
WHEAT Spot market easy: No. 2 rel.
95c; No. 1 northern Du'uth, 9SUc; Sep.
.emoer, KiVic; uecemoer, yi s-icc
CORN-iSoot market easy, export. .bTao.
1V7TV, ..V. ii.ii.v
HOPS fitenilv: state, common to choice.
'91J crop. I820c till crop, 116cj. Piclfio
cospt. mil crop, ircrzzc; in ron, tiri c.
HIDES Firm: Bogota. 29?iS0?ic; Cen
tral America, 30c.
tisuoLt,L'A. Hteaay; rennea New
York. bulk. SJ.00; barrels. 3,o; cases.
.U.00.
WOOL Steady; domestlp, fleece XX
Ohio. 27c.
HAY Julet; standard, 21.001.05; No. 1,
1.06(ffl.l0i 770. 2. 90OJ5C! No. 3. 600c
LEATHER Firm, hemlock tlrslb, ZHf
c; rceonas, -uc
BL'TTER Firm: recelnts. 7.3"B txa
creamery extras, 29V429c; firsts,
Zlc; seconds. 25SJCc; utate daby, f ne t,
STUo: Drocess. extras. VmnMo'. firsts !3',
fl24V4c; Imitation creamery, firsts, 24H&
aic; tactorv. June tnu no tirou, ;ic; lac
torv. current mate, ftrets. 233Uc:'Dack
tng stock, June make. No. 1, 22 He: pack-
minne. mirrnt Iff. If. No. 2. 21llfr22
CMEF8E Firm; receln. 7
state whole milk, 'hlte,and colored, f resit
specials, ibHttibfts; eKims, uhkizhc
FOQS Hteadv: receipts, i'7''' (
fresh gathered, extras, 28Q30c; extra
flrs'H. 2601270: firsts. 21C25c: refr'ife'ator.
upeclal marks, fancy, charges paid, 210
710: secord. ZKzravfcc: neamv nennery,
whites. 2S03Cc; western gathered, whites.
POULTHY Live, twre'y steady: chlck-
en. 21e: fowls. 17il8c: tU'Vavg. i,v
dressed, dull and weak; fresh killed west
ern chfKens. ntrsze: rowis, ,i9c: ttir
keys, l&20c
Corn nn When Reorlnn Bnlletln,
United Rfates Denartment of. AirrlcM-
tnre, weather bureau, for Omtha for t-e
TwenTv-ioiT rou" enrwa: at a. in., 1 in
meript" time. a"" ' 1111
OM'AHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain
Station. High. Low. tall. Sky.
Ash. and t 9
Auburn 89
Utoken Bow.... as
columbua 84
Culbertson .... 86
Falrbury 90
Falimont i
Grand Island,.. 8
Hartlnston 85
Hastings 87
Holdrtge ....... 93
Llnco'in ......... 87
North Platte.. 86
Oakdala 83
Omaha 4
1 ekamah 85
ValenUne 82
Alts, la si
Carroll. Ia 81
Sioux City 83
45
H
H
4IW
'is"
i .
300 111
SOU ltl
7.800
1,600
fOO
SOO
2,100
"'too
7,400
49 .OJ Clear
47 ,U0 Clear
53 .00 C.ear
3 .00 Clear
51 .00 C.ear
43 .0C Clear
0 .00 PL cloudy
5 .00 Clear
GO .00 Cl,ar
A .00 Clear
U .00 Clear
Et M C.ear
52 .W Clear
45 .00 Cltar
69 .00 Clear
49 .00 Clear
42 .00 Clar
48 .00 Clear
49 .00 Clear
54 .0) Claar
t.too
2.1M
1V
800
500
l.oco
l.eoo in
7
SE4
p.
i.:oo Wi 59 h
I6H4 iotii
1,100
1,000 S3
:jo iiu
300 1C0
AmalcamataiJ Oovrr .
American Agricultural
American Deet autar....
Amaalcaa can
American Can pid
American C. & V
American Cotton Oil
Am. Ica Securities
American Llnattd
American LoeomotlT ...
American 8. A II
Am. 8. A It. pM
Am. &U(ar IUflnlnj...,.
American T. A T.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Alchlion pid .,,
Atlantic Conat Line
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bethlehem Hteel
Brooklyn Itapld Tr
Cancdlan Pt Itlo
Central Lctthcr
Cheaapeaka & Ohio
cmcago u. w
Chicago, At. & St.
Chicago A M W..
rolorado K. A I
Connolldated da
Corn rroducu ..,
Deltware A lluason......
DeOTer A Klo Granda...
Denver & R. 0, ptd
D. itinera' Securities ....
Bile
Erie 1st ptdi
Ens za pta
.... IHul.l.
Great Northern pfi
Oreat Northern Ore etfs.
Illlnola Central'
Inierborougb Met,
Inter. Met. pfd
International Harvester
Inter-tiarlne ptd '
International Paper .... ......
International ump
Kanaka City Southern
Laclede Qaa
Lehigh Valler S.C50 1WH
liOMarllte & NaahTllls
M., SU P. A 8. SU. M.
Missouri, K. A T.
Mliaourl Paellle C.tOO 51
National Dlicutt 200 IKVi
National lad ,
,h it. it. ot m: 2d pta.. 700 m.
new .zora ventral l,bw vjw
.N..Y., O. & W.M.
-iNonoix at wcetern...,.
North American
Northern IMcUlo
Pacific Mall
Pcnnirlvanla
People's Qaa
1 ., C, C & fit I.......
PltUbursh Coal
Freaatd Buel Car '
Pullman Paiaoa Car.....
iteaoing n 600 163;
. 800
4814
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4V
44
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101
no
1M
ji
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4
6H
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Wi
USA
8H
New York...
Chicago ....
lioston ......
PhiladelhpiA
at. Louia.,
1,. , . 1 . . .
ivaneas v;it'. .1......
Han Fianciaco .,
Baltimore ,
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Los Aiiacica
Ceveianu
l'etroit
Now Orleans
OMAHA 1.
Louisville .
Milwaukee
rvaiue .,
a uitland, Ore
bt. 1'uui.. ,
uellVii
lim.ananolis ........
Trpeku
bait Lake City
Co.umbus
Tdedo
Duluth
Lies Aiolnes.....
ricokane ........
Taconm
Oakland
Peoria
nun Olcgo
tmyton .........
Sacramento ....
Ciaar Rapids...
Springlleld, 111
uumcy. Ill
n.oommgton, ill....
uguen. utan ,.
Decatur, ill
jacksoncilie. 111....
Washington
St. Joseph
Llnco.n
fcloax City
wicnita
l,CCJ,UO,lkA 1 1.8
liJ,Hl,XVl 7,4 ......
lll,w,ftVl,,.,t. U.I
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1.400
COO
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110
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as
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344
144 III
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11
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8,t00 C44
700
300
100
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tl
84,100 MH IS14
1,300 334 33
Jlepublls I, ts B,,
'nubile I. A a ptd...
Hoc It 7lnd Co. ..mi...
hock Island Co. ptd...
St. U A S. F. 2d ptd,
Seaboard Air Ltna
Seaboard A. L. pfd
B Mi-Mif tlleld 8. A I,
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ,,,,,
So. lUUway pfd. i
Tennenee Copper
Teiaa & Pacific
Union aclflo
Union Pacirio pfd
uuuea ntatea iteait...,
United Btatea Ituboer.... 1.300
United Btatea Kteei.... t,V
U. 8. Steel pfd (CO
Utah Copper 400
Vt.-Carollna Chemical ,
Wabaih too
V abash pfd ,
Western Maryland ,,,
Western Union
Wertlnihouaa Electric 1.100
...iwiiua ec a u. ...,, ,,,
.Tf! Jf !l5 tor 0,8 ilr' S,',M saar.
Cxdlvldand.
84 V4
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63 A
107
s
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117
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550,000
454,000
290,000
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8,ol4,000
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6.7
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6.9
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Same days 3 wneka nircV 1R.S71
Same days 4 weeks ago 11.334
Samo days last vear...21.H
Ihn fnllnwln I!,. a .tintr, thn rAL-alntS I 81
of cattle, hogs and shoep at tho onuth
Omslu live stock market tor tho.voar to
date, as compared with laM year:
1913. 1912. IllC. UOO. 41... ,.,.374
Cattlo M 1.131 553.3IS ...... 9,117 71 ti
nogs ,...I,S73,rH 2.Iit,S7'J oax.Mii u R 200 7 to
Sheep .., 1,878,503 1.337, 41.361 f tit 1:0 7 J)
Tho following table bIiows tho range of j::;:;;Si J
prices lor bogs at South Omaha for tbe u,,..,.mi N TK
last few days, with comparisons , 7 sot 3W 7
81 .311 td 7 30 51 321 . . 7
ea. .tit 3j 7 it 43 no ... 7 to
to. . Sot ... 7 IS T 13 M 7 W
4t 316 M 7 K U k3 900 7 W
47 .. ,.ta lm 34 U Mi ... 7 10
4 tM M 7 N tr n 7 W
ft Ml 40 7 H M 341 !W
M.......3K ... 7H M m ... 7W
44 let H 11 t 34 ... 7 M
M IM K 1M W il IH 7M
et 1m 144 7 h m ... 7 to
41 SKI ,., 1 IS M M IM
44 JI ... 7 U l Ui M 7 V
14 30 ... 7 tt 344 10 7 W
3...,.M1 ... IH 47 24 34 7 9314
41 344 IM IM CO 3S7 IN IH
41 34 ... 7 M Ct 4 IM 7 t
M lit N 7 114 .... ,.,37 W 7S
41 SIT ... 7 1.14 It 3M ISO 7 M
47 ,.301 ... 7 Jjti C let ... 7M
(I. ......SW ... 7I7H II 144 ... 7 K
14 110 l 3 I Hi 31 114 ... IK
M 344 40 IM ....... .387 H IN
3 341 SCO 7 M 4 3(3 Dt IK
84 til 34 7 M 40 S4I IH 7K
iZru U I 7M Sit ... 7 I7!4
m 40 7 M 71 341 30 8 00
W ... I II.... ,,.304 ... ICO
43 374 MUM S4.......II0 ... I 00
M 341 310 I n tt 8 I 10
S3.199 43. .,,,,.337 ,,, 7 30 17 7 ... I W
70,1T 8.,.....3I4 ... 7 30 74. ......St! 319 100
5I.0 ' m 7M J...i...3 300 I M
74 43 311 ... 7 30 (I IS4 HIM
,TfS 41 313 ISO 7 80 t X77 1 8 00
H'SS N 7 0
"t'Jo 40 3T0 ... 7 M
I ... ..sw ,,, 7 va
47...... .313 ... 7 30
... 7 vo e 1
SI4 ... 70 M.j
S4. ..... .101 40 7 M
ISO 1 M
Aug 16.
Aug. 17.
AUg. 18.
AUg. 19.
a . .11 t.-. e ia
Aug. 21. 7 M . vl, 1 27
I I f
4)4)
2.1
AIM. U. S a.4l k 01
u. J4., I Hoy,! s 101 7 10
I O 19 I W
Aug.
rttu.
Atlg.
Aug.
Au. 1 7 9IUI
1.6
1.6
"l.i
T.i
'i'i
13.4
'ii'.t
0.6
0.4
fsunuay.
' I,.. t nn.l .tlannaltlnn nf live StOCU
nt the Union rftoca Yarns. South 0ibrt,
tor iho tniy-iour nouio euuiu -
m'leiTicbiPTS-Ana,.
aillo.iaa,H"wsr.
C. M. & SL P. iiy
Wabash iiy
OS! AHA GlfitKntt. MARKET.
41AS
lestt
24V4
1JH
V4
10vt
83U
65
10414
C3V4
H . 4H
72H Tt
04
I1U
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10H
C3 4
S74
4V4
12H
40V4
87V4
73
5
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-MONEY-On
call, steady, 2K02H per cent! ruling rate,
SS'JKfJS8 per cent
TIMK LOANS Easier; 60 days. 3 per
centr 90 days, 4'a4v4 per cent; Six
months, S per cent.
PltlME MERCANTILE) PAPER-Mie
BVV Per cenL
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak; t8275
for 60-day bills: 84.83)0 for demand.
COMMERCIAL BILLS-34.a2i.
.SILVER Bar, Sye; Mexican dollar,
46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular ,
The closing quotations on bonds Were
us follows:
IC. a Bo. ret. it.... ISV4
U & deb. 4s 1131. 11
U A N. ant. 4s... is
nsw tutu.
TWO dairy, grain and fruit farms tot
sale, Wall watered; good markets; 830
vw Writ fnr inmrtnAtiOll. tl. W.
Hlnton. Odessa. N. ,1. fLoutavl.le.
. lnaianavous ....
ftrvsicUt. I Chicago ,
SU Louis
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVER.VOES.
No. ot .Temp.- Rain-
District. Buttons.
CoUmbus 18
22
11
21
19
22
-rrvn KAT.Pln. nf Nvojla'a heat ?yji7l."'l
ranches ami open ran.e properties, wltn . Minneapolis 51
catUe. tioiaes and .hop, eltuateu m Iaii- ' Kanaas O.ty 26
17
High.
9U
91
94
84
94
82
Missing
96
84
Loir,
to
GO
CO
U
IS
60
der county. or fui ihor pjuucuiars write Omaha
SnnYNvZl ' weather Is much toolor In the corn
sounlj. Nevaus, fl wheat ltgon, exCept In tbe extreme.
WlaconsJau , southern and eastern dlstrUts, where It IS
. ' et ghtly cooler. Very light showers oc-
CAN furnish retired business men. curred In the extreme uyper Mississippi
cleiks, bookkeepers and others fine farms, 1 valley and upper take fBlon.
6t.oanT:adn.3 na,..nyWand j Local Forecaster. aV&3.
nSt&WlttP City Gr-. Prorlsioa.
ftu. KANAS CITY, Aug. 20.-WHEAT-NO.
U. B. rtf. 3s reg... It
V. B. ret. 2a coup.. 31
U. S. la, reg 102
tl. B. 3a, coupon.. 10j jc. A T. 1st t. 31V4
U. B. 4a, reg 110; do gen. 4H..'.. il
V. 8. 4s. COUPOO...110, ejlo. Paclflo la...,, U
I'anatnu 31. coupon. 94 a do eonr. fa I1V4
A.tL Ut 5s ca... 41 aN- H K of U 4 Hi 10
Atner. Ag. 5s N. T. C. g. 3V4 83
A. T. A T. e. 4s. .100 i deb. 4s....... W
Aiuer. Ton. Is lit N. V. N. II, & II.
Armour A Co. 4H. I1U ct. 3V4s 70
Atelilaoa gen. 4s.... tiN. A W. lit a. u.. II
do ct. 4a 1300.... H do or. 4s ,.,,.1044.
do or. 5s. Mi. Paclflo 4s HH
Dtu a Ohio a.... n o. s. u. rteit. u.
.,1 I ... 71 UU goo, la..
rail. Cen. of Oa. Is 10.. Heading gen. 4s....
. can. eaur w..... ti B. L. A 8. F. fg 4a 31
w t ui 4Vtt. '4i do gas. la 14
,W I -UU WI1T, IV Ot I n.
,JJ i-AKilv k A. una, w A. L
u; 11. & vi. j. 4s... ii bo. an. col.
-ao gen. es.,,...., is Oq CT. 4 , s71
OlilSrc 4WS..103 da 1st rtf, U..... 1
C. It, L A r. c 4a 41, Bo. lUllwr Is. "l03V4
- do rff. 4s 7 do go. 4s.,.,."! 7t2
i ; r 4H. 1 tJnlon paclflo 4s..
D. A R. O. ref, l 734, do 1st & rtf. 4s! Is
DUyilew' Is W U. 8. i.ubUr i,.:! WlK
Erla p, I, 4s. u V. 8. Steel 3d Is...loo3
do gen. 4s 75V.J. chem. 4s...
do c. 4a. sar. B. 7 Wab. ut A ex. 4s! llu
111. Can. 1st. ref. is 31 WeaUrn Md. 4s" ll
Inter. Met 4V4..... 7 West. Itlao. t. li! iW
Inter. M. M. 4H.. 41.WU. Cantrsl 4s, 37Vi
Japan 4Vis ...j 3IV4 "
Bid. Mtferad.
44
. 83V4
.00
.00
.00
u aa...,..., ta
W. c. 4s.. 7IW
dj. 1 7144
col. 4s tsVi
fr:
JXKM. ESTATE WANTEll.
. red. 87t8i14c; No. 8. 84S6c.
CORN-No. a Whit. 76tf75Vlc; No. 8,
VACANT lou to sell on easy payment; 74Hc
have customeis. Western Ueal Estate' . HEAT September, 8O7.C; December,
Co. Phone U. 30T. E5Vc
r - - ' cORN September, 74c; December.
. -Alshslt KUIIA.NKK-n. f -WJJTBMa , whltej wottJt0, No. ,
SEND tor our large exenange book , ,u, ed. HUc.
Shoi.n & Co., Dept. a., Omatia, Neb. .
Liverpool Grain Blarlcet.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 29. WHEAT Bpot
easy; No. I Manitoba, 7s Sd; No. t,
7fcoVil; Na 3, 7s 3d. Futures, easy; Oc
tobsr, 7sT4dS December, Ts Hd; March,
7s Id.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed,
new kiln dried, 5s9Vid American mixed,
old, 7s Wd. Futures, steady; September
Laplata, 5s d; October Laplata. ts 2HL
Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. af.-eJUGAR-Ra-r,
firm; Muscavado. 3.24c; centrifugal, ?.,c;
molasss sugar, 8.01c; refined, steady.
BUTTER No. L 1-lb. cartons, 29c; Nn
1, 60-1 b. tubs, 2JVc; No. 2, StSc.
D'IBU-White, fresh, Uo. trout, fresh
-uc; large cruppies, fresh, 13c: Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad roe, per pair, 4oc,
aaiuion, fresh, 16u, halibut, fresh, 10c,
uuflalo, 9c; bullheads, l3o channel cat
tnsh. loo; p.ke. 15c; pickerel, He.
C11EEBE lniportod Swiss, J2o; Amsri
uun Swiss, 28c; block bwieb, 24c; twins,
17c; daisies. 17ric; trlbiois, Uw. young
Americas, 16c; blue label brick, 15c; Um
berger, 2-lb., ac: Now York, white. 19c.
POULTRY Broilers, 22c per lb.; hens
10c; cocks, 12c; ducks. UtAic; geese, Uc;
turkeys, 20O 2c! pi noons, per dos., 8L20;
roosters, 0c; ducks, tuli feathered, ioj
livjc; gcets, fi'll feathered. 10c; squahs.
No. 1, 31.50: No. 2. 60a.
BEEF CUTB-Rlbs: No. 1, 17c: No, S,
HV4c; No. 3, 12-ao. Loins: No. 1. livto: n2
2, I7c: No. 3, I4c. Chucks: No. L JlVic:
No. 2, 10-ic; No. 8, 10c. Hounds: No1.
13io: No. 2. !2ic: No- 12V40. plaits
.No! L 7V4o: No. 1. 7c: No. 3. 6t4e:
The tollowing prices are furnished by
lliu uiimiany r run woiuv'anx.
iituiio-NvaBiiinKion apneott, per
cute. 81.50; Wtckuon large green plums,
per crate. 32.00: medium red plums, per
crate, S.00: large blue plumba, per crate
(ZOO. Pears: iUrtletts, uer box. txn s.
box lots, 37. . rtacnes: 1'er box, 86a;
California B Hardy pears, per box. 12.15;
Apples: uucness or -araubparent, rr
OU WUi D-PU. lOta, B30, 1V-UU. I01S, WO
Cantaloupes: Artxutia standaid, per
crate. .u; Ariaona ,ruuy, per orwle. U ,i
Extra tine Valencia. 12a. 288 siit-o, per
aSlltf tllnlllat VaiMnrlau iri r.,.
176. 200. 710. m sixes, per box. 1.U Graiie.
fruit: Florida. Indian lltvei, it, U, u
sues, 41'J.w. crantierrwa; isvapoiateu.
carton containing 28 packs ires, pur -carton.
82.70 Uraues: Calllunua. Per ciaiu
61,85. Lemons: Extra faiicy' Sunklst, 300s
and 809. per box, (9.50; exi,-a inolu tied
Ball, ixa and StiOs. par box, 19.00,
VEGETAULES-rPotatoeg, targe Cob
bler, per buanei. wo. untona. California,
large yellow, per pound. 2J.c. Toniatoua.
liumuarown. Pur niarUet baakel. toe: B.
crate lots. 45c. Watermelons, Alabama
sweet, uer pouna, i,c; o-rais iou, put
LUallU. ,a.C.
MISCELLANEOUS Roasting ears, per
eos.. uo; oiicnigan ceiary, per aos., jo
Mott's cider, per keg, 83.60: Nehawks
elder. Der kek. 83.25: asOaiuKUS. Per dos.
80c; rhubarb, per dox. 20c; onions, per
dos.. 20c; new beets, carrots, turn.ps, per
Cos., sue; psrsie per aos., wo; raaisnes.
per dox., 20c; head lettuce, per dos., il.U),
homegrown leaf lettuce, ptr dox,. 20c,
green peppers, per basket, toe; wax or
green beans, per basnet, jlou; itotnuut
eucumoers, per aos., too 10 too; cauli
flower per lb., WatiWi Venetian garilc.
pfcr lb., 12Mc: new cabbage, per lb,. 8c;
luirmant. oer dor.. 3L60: horseradish. S
dox. bottles In caae. per uwe. I1.J0;
Diomedary brand dates, pka (3.00;
Anchor brand dates, pkg., 83 ti; walnuts.
Nn. 1 soft shod, ntr lb.. 80c: medium
icans, per lb., Uvo; jumbo pecans, per
lb., I'rzi gtant pe-.'an, Loulstana. paper
shell, per lb., 25a. filberts, per id., loc.
Drake almonds per lb. 15c. paper shell.
Uc; Uraslls, per lb., 10c; Urge washed,
per lb., 12c; black walnuts, per lb., 2yc;
taw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7c, jumbo pea.
run. i,r lh.. an: roast ueauuis. Per lb..
vc: shellbark hlckorynuu. per lb., 4c,
white lict- popcorn per lb, 4c; checkers.
per 100-packago case. (150; checkers, pel
W-pkg. case, 3L75; Leslie berry boxea'
marts, per loop 82.7a.
Metal Mnrket. 1
NEW YORK. Aug. 23. METALS
fafl. U.mu.a: In London. 2o 6s. Spot
Uir, quiet: 5.8&a.uo; n London, U 2s td.
-nru.r nulet. atandard. IDOL, nomtmtl:
September. (15.10 bid; electrolytic (l8.Uu
10.12' laae, fio.aiuio.co; cuuni, 410.1031
V&.k In London, spot, JC71 2s 6d; fu
1!7L Tin. weak; spot. (42.60fl-43.8O;
October, (42.X(j42.8o; November, (12.402
42.80; In London, spot, 194; futures, 191
IDs, Antimony, dull; Cookson'e (8.4098.60.
Iron steady and unchanged; Cleveland
warrants In London. 66s.
BT. LOUIS, Aug. 29. METALS Lead,
unsettled, (4.7094.75. Spelter, steady, 85.76
e.8o.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 29.-WHEAT-No.
1 hard, 804c; No. 1 northern, V4ft
86c; No. 2 northern. 83V4ti8IV.o; No.
hard Montana. 834.c; No. 3 wheat, 60&82u,
September, MH883WO; December, 47V,
87V c: May. 92lic
FLOUR Unchanged.
HRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 2 yellow, 70a
OATS-No. 3 wllte, 88?itf3e.
RYE No. 2. C2VVBtOC
FLAX-3 1.431.44.
BARLEY-Mc,
Mo. Pacific Ry. ?
Union Pacific ny
C. & N. w., vast...,.
C. & N. W., west 0
C. St. P. M. & O
C. H. A ., cast.....
C. 11. & 4; West "
C. K. 1. St P.. eoat o
C. R. L P.. west..,
Illinois central uy
C. O. W. Ry
Total rocclp.s W
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cuitlv. Uogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co "5 . ? i1".
a.l, a. nn W l.V4
Cudahy lacking Co
Armour at co. ...........
j. w. Murbiiy
Cirdahy. K. C...
w. U. vansani vo
Hill & bnn
li, LrfSWIS
D. Root 4c Co
II. nulla 1
ItoscnBtock Ilros
Wertheimer ei uegen ..
Rothschild ...
Mo. & Knn.-Calf Qo....
Cilno & Constlo ........
Other buyers
14..
14..
7 113
II W ...
344 ltd
...
14 1 30
44 313'
I ..117 ...
4.,, ....313 . .
71 ..SIS ISO S 34
70 SSS ... I 34
17 1(1 ISO 8 60
71 334
t 03
8 10
I to
3 10
I 1
1 ie
I 13
so
s ss
1 eo
Date. I 1913. 1912.19U.191O.U0J.1908.1907.
7 7IHI V 111 7 17
8 08 7 17
7 75441 7 17
7 il-tal s W 7 Ie
:i.
I Vlrs
T8it4
7 la
7 Wi
8 15 7 U
8 bl,
.1 ..ll 7 13
8 S3, 7 16 8 91
H 24, 7 o4
8 S0 7 ill
a tt 7 li
8 i)i 7 T4
b 47 I tvl
.1 7 l
s w -
c 7 a
8 b4 1 2
4 (ill
It b7
8
t 74
0 44 6 71
4 41
3M 6 70
2. o i
J3 5 63
6Xil 6 55
5 61
(2 7
7 60, 0 381 4 i7
I
7 a
naet.
4 II...
4 to .
. 44
14
8 09
I M
DUN'S REYIEW OF TRADE
Evidences of Reviving Commercial
Aotivity Multiply.
OPTIMISM GROWS WIDESPREAD
3
. 3
15
0
31
12
' a
3
1
1
1
1
90
81
(&
"(li
65
12
4
r
G
35
CO
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i
8
00
2,3
920
351
44
1.GKI
1.181
...
....
8,271
0,0
ex
Totals 1 l
peoted. proved to be very light today,
thero not being enough all told In sight
in ininri iinvem to uny extent in tne
trado and not enough catt.e ot any one,
k.nd to really make a market or test out
values. Receipts for tho week, howovor.
have been tho largest since tho opening
of tho range, season, and about tho same
as n year ngo. ,
very nttie cnango nan iaon
Ing tho week In tho market for'corn-fed
beeves. Tho trade on some days has
been a little slow; and prlcea accordingly a
little easier, but tno marnoi aa a
has been In a very fair condition from
rtmr tn rintr nnrl"t tho clon-5 of thO Week,
as noted ab6ve. there Is not much chariKO
In values us compared wun a wcea bbo.
lAjos.bly tho best grades nro a lltt.e
stronger and the common kinds a trifle
easier, but tho averago would bo prac
ttcally steady, Several cars ot cattlo
wore good, enough to bring (9, thu ex
treme high price of tho year.
Range bcor steers oroKe aionaay, nnu
1 44
13 U
SHcbP Though tho suunlv was fully
normal for a Friday and tho general run ,
of tho offerings fairly good as to quality,
buyers were somewhat slow in gett.ng
down to bus.ncsa. The (act that the mar
ket has boin very satisfactory to the
selling side of Uie trado most ot the week
despite fairly large receipts and prevail
ing prices have held a relatively high po
sition as compared with other points had
a bear.sh .Influence on values, lt was
reported that big runs wero due here next
week nnd this along with tho fact that
Monday Is Labor day d.d not help mat
ters any from a sellers viewpoint. About
the first lambs to movo was a shipment
from Idaho, being pretty good lambs,
but not quite as good aa those at (8.10
yesterday. This bunch brought (7.80. be
ing top for the 6 Ay. A range of (7.504?
7.80 Included most sales of coptequcncc,
making the general market anywhere
from lOo to 20a lower. Trado was slow
all the morning nnd most of tho forenoon
nasi taken up beforo anything like a
clearance was made.
Tbe volume ot trade in 'aged sheep was
small, as usual ot late, duo to a con
tinuation of o light supply. Fat ewes
wero most numerouu this morning and
oniy a few scattering decks of wethers
or yearlings were In eight. Mutton prices
In general were regarded aa ful.y steady
and the demand seemed good on that
basts. Everything met with a ready salo
and was disposal ot In good season,
There was nine 11 any cnange in tne.
r.Ail.p altiifillrm. aa ennntrv liuvera nml
commission men still take hold at current
figures. The marks, was fairly active,
tho demand being about the same aa on
other days of tno weeg, a sprona 01
;6.6OtT0,80 Included most sales.
Today's drop In fat lambs still leaves
prices 167725a higher than a week ago
and mutton show- about the same ad
vance for the week. Anything In tho line
of feeders Is In a pos iton i.ttla lt any
dllfqrent from lost week's close.
Quotations on Bhcep and Lambs 1
Lambs, good to choice, (7,7og;7.90; lambs,
fair "to good, (7.3507.75: lambs culls. (5.W
&0.00; lambs, feeders, (.0OB,85 yearlings,
Kood to choice 16.75iQ6.00; yearlings, fair
to good (5.&MP.76; yearlings, feeders, (J.00
ff5M; wethers good to choice, ll.klt.8o;
wethors, fair to good, (4.26flt.6o; wcthors,
feoderst (3X0O4.25; ewes, good to '.oho.ee,.
(1.354.60; ewes, fair to good, (l.004.3J;
owes, feeders (3,0003.60: cull iheop, (2,00
3.W.
No. . v Av.
Zil Utah feeders, Iambs 57
63 Utah ycurllngs.... 1
045 Utah feeder Jamb 63
135 Utah feeder ewes.
69 Utnh feeder ewes 110
1.340 Utnh feeder ewes 61
B. 2 Wyoming teedor ewes E8
107 Wyoming feedor ewes 85
91 Idaho ewes.,.,...., ,104
199 Wyoming ewes ...102
1,287 Idaho lambs 72
6 Idaho wethers., 125
llratrletlre Influences of Tariff It e
vision SomcTTlint Less Manifest
Coudttluna In Iron and
Steel Iletter.
NEW YORK, Aug. JO.-Dun's Rovlett
tomorrow w.ll say:
feviuvneen of reviving commeiolal nnd
itUiUaiilHl activity s.eudlly in-it.ply and
uusitikas otiutuin is bboomlnrf vv do
eprthd. Tin ,.irit 01 con.nituco tlnus
a ret.i-ctlon In tho more gone. a, anticipa
tion ut futtiro .eiiu loiiiHiiia, n. 1 e.uco
moiuliHiiaiso m.oci.s at iuI ittuuin . oi.i.v
must, be icplonlshed, piosi.ccts aro en
tou. aging .or a sutisiactory iah and win
tor fcoaon.'
'iho rustr'lctlve Influence of tnr.ff re
vision is bo.i.paIuI lts man test nnd
tho expansion In trado Is facilitated by
tho linproied moneiury Mtuauon, in
ceasing preparations for rtmo.o needs
being Htlmina.ed by the brbnuor absorp
tion of commciclnl paper ut lower latoJ.
ondltlons In iron nnd Stool hitve been
rather better than expected ihU mon.li
j.vuits irom tne ary goods markets con
tinued gratifying.
A generally improved compaiison with
tho two tvccodlng years Is shown in
bank clearings this week, the total at all
leading cities amounting to (7,400,233.8 6,
nn Increaso of 0.4 t cent over last year
Failures this week numbered 3 9,
ngalnst 251 lait year, and twonty-nlght
in uanaoa. compared wi.n tweniyt.even
a year itsp.
IIRADSTItERT'S TIIADB IttaVIRW
Pr.
070
6 S
6 70
3 35
4 35
7 76
8 65
300
4 60
4 40
7 80
4 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady in Strong Sheet
SteneJr,
CHICAGO. Aug. 29. CATTLM-tt.
celpts, 4,000 head; market stady to
strong; beeves, o.wuv.s: Texas
Report flaR-sre-st More Irrejeolarlty
in Some Respects.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-DradBircet's to
morrow w II say:
In some respects trade reports suggest
nomowhnt more Irregularity. Wtsiern
advices Indicate conservative buylntr,
presumably a reflox of reports of redu ed
crop yields, but at the sane time they
proclaim that Undo Is jual to cr In ox
coxa of that done at this t:mo last yesr,
when opo ntlons certainly wero trowini
On thb other hand tho more Important
eastern markets, particularly those hav
ing to do with textiles, display more vim.
Ilouio trade has enlarged and mil. a, In
stead of making concessions, are Insist
ing upon hlshor prices. .
lluslness failures for the week were 263,
whloh compares with 228 in 1913.
Wheat, Including flour tx orts from
thq United States nnd aOnnda, for tho
wceK aggregate t.uiisu nusncis, agninst:
3,640,134 bushels last year.
Cotton Mnrlcet.
NEW TORIC Aug. 29.-COTTON-epot,
quiet: middling uplands, 12.60a; guir,
12.75c; sales, 2,000 bales. . . ,
Cotton futures ooaed steady; cloaln?
bid, Beptember, 12.17c; , OctoUr, 12.2 o;
November, 12.180: December, "iat jattt
nr, 12.09c; February, 12.lost Matco,
12.18c; April. 12.23a; May, 13.230.,,
Coiton closed steady, net decllno ot 11
to 13 points
Feudists Battle in
Streets of City;
Five Men Dying
INDIANA HARBOR, Ind., Aug". A
feud of a band of Rumanians was
fought to a finish In the streets ot th'fl.
city today. Five men are dying from
knife wounds as a result ot the battle
The battle was fought In the street of
tho Rumanian quarters.
No tire arms wero used. The fighter
grappled and stabbed each other Tr.th
the'r tons knives Others probably were
seriously Injured as more than one had
to be helped away Uy comrades when
tho feudists retired from tho field leavtnfr
tho five probably fatally wounded men
lying tri the street.
They wero carried to the police station
and later taken to several honoltals bore.
although the tynde durlng tho week has jjtj;. wtB,err,B, (0.15OS.00; stocken
uen in a,u iiuuiiiij vuiiuiuuii .1 "1nii reaers, to.wxjr.w; cows ana nouera.
nas noi oeon, rvuvcrcu. hid umwici
Is still lOSltci owec;thu It was at the
close of- last wceki
Cows and heifers slumped on Monday
In sympathy w'th the break on most
other kinds of cattlo. but under the In
fluence of n good buying demand the de
r'lhe was speedily regained anil 01 the
closo of the week the market was not
materially different from what lt was
at the close of last week. On somo days
tho movement has been a little slow, but
taken ns a whole the market has been In
a good, healtny condition throughout the
week.
The overwhelming run of dry-weather
cattle at Kansas City on the first day of
tho week, together with liberal receipts
at other points, caused a bad break in
tho market on Blockers nnd feeders on
Monday. The lower prices brought In a
large number of buyers, so that tno trade
became very aclvo at the decline and
under this Influence the market steadily
Improved, so that at the close of the week
prices on the general run ot both stock
era and feeders are not much If any dif
ferent from the close of last week, al
though they are at least 15025o higher
than they wero at the beginning of the
present week.
Quotations on cattle: ckkvJ to choice
corn-fed steers. (8.2OC9 00: fair to good
corn-fed steers, (8.00418.50; common lo
fair com-fe1 ateers, f7 2M.i gn..d to
choice range beeves, (7.S57.76; fair to
gopd ranmi beeves. (8.71417.26: common to
fair rango beeves, (8 254io.73: good tj
choice hfclferr, (5.50O7 .60; good to choice
cows. (8.00150: fair .to good grades. 83.00
fie 00; common to fair grades, 83.6006 00;
rnnrt to choice ptiirkar rvl fee.ra ITOt
l.9L.talf t0 eooi "lockers nnd feeders,
M,50& 7 00; common to tair stockeru mi t
feeders. K.l6mM; stock cows and heif
ers. 34.7553.CO: veal calves, (tf.0009 00;
bulls, staiis. etc.. (4.7X47.00.
Repntentatlv sales-
REEF STEERS.
h. At. Vt, M. At. Pr.
13 1313 8 lit 34 na 00
UUVY8.
Armor Plate Bids
Rejected by Secretary
WASHINGTON, ' Aug. 29 Secretary
WARtTlNflTOM. Auir. 28. Secretary
roc'hi' tWsVm'arke?la'Si' B "CW l,lKh ' M awarded contracU approxl-HOGS-Recelpu,
16.000 headt martrt for! mat'ng (1.087,4i3 to the Catneglii Steel
pncklng grades strong; others MJ,ft2 company, J. B. Kendall company and tho
lower; O' la 01 aaiea. n.pj'uo.iM, iikiii, ip
9.05; mixed. (7.C4M0.0J? heavy. (7.46ifi.s;
rough, (7.45S7.76; pigs. (I.OMW.76.
SHEEP AND LAMllS-Hocclpts, 00
head; tnarkot general y steady; natives,
(3.855 00; westerns, (C10t.90; yoarungs,
(3.25Q8.10; native lambs, (6.75C8.10; west
erns, (C5J8.23,
Coffee aiarket.
NEW YORIC Aug. 29 The anpoarance
of warmer weather In Rrazll, abs'nee rf
Aamnm, trnm rf.nt Inw IkmtMrflliirAi
ostoa Stock Mnrket. I nii .n.icr f.nr dmii mirlrtu wem .
BOSTON. Aug. 29. Clos ne ountntlnna ! frtA hv a. doollna In coffea fulur
on mln'tm stocks we 1 tot'ay. The close was steady at a net
'" bwa 43Villoss of 16 to 18 points. Hep'ember. .70j;
Amat. .Copper ...... .4 N"eau Con. ,. 14 1 cvtobor. 8 79e: December 89V: Januarv.
9.08c: March. 8.27c: Mav. 9.9: July, ft 'An.
WAXTKP Ttt Ul
X)olrotr 2d-hana store pays highest prices
tor (urruture. tiotn.ng, shoes. vvet W07.
UB STOCK MAKKET Oi WEST
Ship live stoaa to eoutn Omaha. Save
mileage ar.d snnnkugc. Yuur cons.gn
sninta receive prompt and careful attention.
Live stuck -o!uimsaloii Atarrctusnta.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Dldg.
::::::::
n M i
vo
..... ...... eo
a z I. A a... i NiDiui,.. ui.
Aria. urn. 3 11-1 JMortn iiutu
B. a U. C a B. II. 1 MOTtll Laa
Cal. & Arlsoaa , Old Dominion
-cai. ttscia lis usosoia
Cantennlal 13 uulnc
tp. luace c c... o una noon ,,, u
East Uinta c. N .. 13 Biirlor , u J
Franklin ,. 4i. Huperlor A n. M... iu
Oraabr Con 47 Taourack ....... ,., tii
Orean Cananaa .,. MU. if. S. R. A 14... ui
Isle Rorsle Copper. 13 do pfd 47(4
Hair Lak latitat) Con ' tZ
LU' ww!" I . uun Copper Co tl
La BeJIa Cop par.... 3 Wlaona ..,.,.,.,.. .
MUml Ooppar 23 WoU.rina i
Ex)lTlan4. u
Local Srrorlttea.
Qootalloai furaUhad by Doras, Drtnksr & Co.,
49 Opiaha National Dspk Bld(., Onaha.
Bid Asked.
American Can 6a. till It M
Ooltuabua. Kits., Kite. U. Is, 3131...... 12 St
f-pot market, unsettled; Rio 7s. 9Ur; Han
tos ts, UftlHlo; mild, dull; Cordova, 13
4316c, nominal.
Oils nd Ilnaln.
NI3W YORIC. Aug. 29.-COTTONSBIO
O'L Steady; prime summtrr yellow, 87 2'
478.50; fieptefher, (3.S; October, (7.78;
December. 38.63.
ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINES Steady,
Errtnrf ,pn' "n4 Trlert Fralta
NEW YORK. Aug. 59 -EVAPORATED
APPLK8 vju'et ana steaay.
DRIED FRUIT8-Pr mes, st'ady; anri
cots, quiet; peaches, quiet; raisins, dull.
Vig Return. 1,7.
I M I Tl 1
1 1000 I U I
8... 131 4 II 1
1 1044 4 33 1
1 10M 4 4
7 10S3 4 16 1
8 lit t 00 13
8., 130 8 SO I
HEIFKRS.
4 MS 30 !....
3...., 710 8 S3
BULLS.
1 340 I St I
3. 1100 I 4ft 1
1 1010 6 50
CALVES.
.... 660 S S
....1013 I SO
....1220 6 15
.... KS (14
....I01O I to
.... 810 I 71
.... M t U
....1310 4 75
.... m iu
, 3O0 I CM
UOO 38
1 144 6 00
1 140 10
1. .......... 470 7 W
1 326 7 M
8 380 7 to
1 330 I to
I... 220 1 CO
1 ISO I 00
1 300 9 00
1 IM 9 10
1 1)0 9 to
1 179 93
HOOH Trade onened out earner aintu
this morning, and tho first sales were
made at prices that were steady to pos
sibly a little stronger than vesterdnv'a
average. Th-sre was a keen demand for
all kinds, and as the morning advanced
prices advanced rapidly until on the close
they were about 10c higher than yester
day's general market. Taking tho mar
ket ns a whold values are around a
nickel higher. There whs not much com
petition on the shlpp.ng grades, and,
while prices neid linn, there was no
noticeable advance. After the trade was
once under way the movement was ac
tive, and everything had been sold long
before 10 o'clock. Ilu.k ot the sales was
mads at (7.S6e,.86, with best lights selling
as nign as s.bu.
For the five days the general market
shows a deollne ot about 6c. Shipping
K nls. However, navo neld up well, and
today's sales are strong to possibly 10c
higher than a week ago. Light hoes
have, as a rule, shown ' much better
Quality this week than for some time.
and the twenty-cent advance In the top
Is due largely 10 mis tact.
SuDb'.les numbered 95 cars or (.054 head.
maltlnir the total for the week to data
30 915, a gain of nearly 2,000 head over
both last week ana tno same week last
Knnaas City Live Stoclc Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Aug. 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,0 0 head; market string;
noutnems 100 nigner; prime icu at-i?!.
(8.0OB9.10; dressed beef steers. 87.W!tU-50;
western oteern. (S.50St7.25: southern steers,
(8.2507.85: cows. (3.5nA.W; bolters. (4.5W
9.00; stocttcrs and feedes. S.TWJ.SO; bulls,
(4.70TM.25; calves. (6.054JOOO.
HOOS Receipts. 4, 00 head: mnrket
steady to 60 lower; bulk, (8.258.r6; livy.
(8.35S8.G0: packers and, butchers, (8 30
8.S0: l7ht, (8.85O8.70; pigs, (5.767.0p.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5.900
head; market steady lo 10c higher; lamhn
(7.40fl.lo; yearlings (005.76; wctli'ir.
(4.&WG.00; owes. (.004.7S.
St. boats Lire St nek Market.
BT. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 29. CAT CLE
Receipts, 1,000 head; market steady; ti'X'A
. .knini r7.S5ti8.00: Blockers and
feeders, (S.254W.M: cows and heifers. 173
0S.;6; bulls, (6.7C.76: calves. tt.0ttti0;
southern steers, o.uuo, " .--
e"lO,asRecclpts, 8.0OT head: market
IDo higher; pigs and Mht, KiWlX.
mixed ard butchers, (8.J5Q0.15; good
t. ....... au fwTM rvt
2!vv',"r; ...mn r, ,arn
SIIISEl AIXM UAMUO- ncwiiim
headt market steady; muttons ifai.w;
yearlings, eft-wiro-wi laniua. tf.uuvuo..x.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market,
ht. JOHEI'IL Aug. 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 000 headf market steady; eUers.
80.257i 8.30: cows and heifers. 18JflS.W;
calves. (5 0010.00. , . . .
HOOS Receipts, 3.0W neaa; msmci
tnadvf Inn. M.10! bulk of sales. 83.154165.
BM151S1 ANU UAOiuo ivoceip. wi
head: market steady to easy; lambs, (7.00
Q8.10.
Htonx ntv I,W Stoek MrUet.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Autr. 29. CATTLE
RecelptB, tfO head: market steady; nstive
(8.25dt.50; bulls, stairs, etc.. (A.ZKfa )'
IiUUB lleccipis. u.uu nean; innrimi
irnnr- hAnvv. S7.40ff7.75: mixed. 27 "Sbt'6
7.85: llirht, (7.85: bulk of sales, (7.6607.80.
HHElal ANU wiBuo- lujccipis,
head.
Llvs Stock In Mailt.
TtMrlnts of live stock at tho six Prin
cipal western markets:
sioux Cltv h 6-r,no "
Kansas City f.""
SL Louis.. i'w o,w
Ciilcago 4.0W i';V 701
st. JobopIi n 8.m
South Omaha 700 6,054 12,213
l tu.r.
' Reoresentatlva sales:
r n. rr. na.
340 800 7 (0 W...
At. Bh. Vr.
...14 U) 7
Carbon Etccl company for material tor
battleship 39, building at New York.
After a conference with representatives
of tho Carnegie. Bethlehem and Mldvillo
Steil companies, the sec etary rejected
all their bids for armor plate for the samo
battleship. All were Identical on all
classes, ns well as Identical with similar
bids mado by tho samo companies for
armor for the battleship Pennsylvania.
BOARD OF IRRIGATION TAKES
PART IN BRIDGE DISPUTE
(From a Staff CorresoondeBt.1
LINCOLN, Aug. 30. SpedaL The
State Board of Irrigation had a hearing
this morning over the trouble of puttt-.ic
In a state edo" brldee at North B-tct
noross tho Platte river.- Tee bridge is
nearly completed, but the trouble Is
caused by the approach on the nr-rih
side of the river. The fill his caus4 a
change In tho bed of the stream nd
farmers along the river near the brlige
object to the manner In which the :1U la
put In.
County commissioners from both Joare
and Saunders counties weie present ana
the matter was discussed at some len'h.
The bridge building company was repre
sented by I R. Q If ford, who Insist! thtt
the fill will be- beneficial In the fut'tre.
Tbe bridge was td have been compla d
some time ago, but the .trouble over tho
fH has kept tho company from cumpjet
lng the bridge. They aro under (80,009
bonds to complete it.
Total receipt 10.000 41.854 M.64I
St, Lnuls General Stnrket.
ST. IAJUIS, Aug, 29. WHEAT-No. 2
red, 9&Q92c; No. 2 hard. &689Uc; Sep
tember. S6S.i0oc: May, 95c.
CORN No. 2. 74Uc: No. 2 white. 74V40
76c; September, 74Hc: May. 71c.
OATS No. 2, 41 2o; No. J white, 42c;
Enrtember, 40Sc; May, 46HO.
nVE-70o.
Recelnts. Shtpmeits
Flour, bbls 14 000 ll.OX)
Wheat, bu 129.000 AVOi
Corn, bu (2,m 37.000
OaU, bu 117.000 62.000 1
HENRY HASSE HAS EVERY
flppnRTllMiTv jo RFr.nVER
Henry Hasse of Norfolk, who shot him
self In the breast with suicidal Intent At
the Hotel Neville Tuesday night. Is re
ported to have Improved but little, al
though his condition Is not serious.
Hasse since the affair has been under
the care ot Dr. Connell at St. losepYat
hospital, who asserts that, barring lnt
Hon and with careful treatment, he Um
every chance for recovery.
STORE BUILDING BURNS
AND SFVoftl FIRMS msE
FAT I.R fTTY, Neb.. Auc. 'Koectal
Telegram.V-At V.30 p. m. today a new
storo hulldlns' belonging to John Powell
wits burned. The stock In Kramer's nvea
market was entirely destroyed, but the
loss was covered by W.XQ Insurance. Th
Kelster college, which cctiples the upper
floor, was ent'rely destroyed The bultd
jng was pnrt'nllv Insdred. This ts the
third business house to re completely de
stroyed within the last six months.
tlrv Gnmla Market,
NEW YORIC. Aug. 29.-DRY QOODdU.
Cotton goods values pointed upwurd.
Manufacturers were not disposed to ac
cept contracts except at advances of 'AO
ic a yard. The volume was connara
ilvely small. Staple men's wosr was In
good demand for spring. Tho demand
for silks and ribbons for the next spring
season 1 broadening.
Hot an SSxperuaaat,
vtmxjp to
h. POEHLER co.
astabUsbaa til
CRAM lOfciMlGSION
Sand tor uuy Atacce La t tar.'
taHs4S4taal'01Vm TJOtiUTat