THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30 1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
t oobbler. i.tf jt pm, i.-v
ft. 16; MlnneaoU. Ohio.
Poultry All vv htf her; roww, :
ipr.nce, 12c,
Wheat Trading Improves, with MEW YslKK NWiKS
; . Two Cents Lower.
BEST GRADES ARE STEADY
Trading Irregular Throughout,
With Moderate Activity
Shares Under Pressure. ,
IYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large, But
About Steady Prices Main
tainedSheep Weak.
HOGS STEADY, TEN LOWER
Omaha.' August II. Mil.
w&r&J tZTLTS SZTJZ LEADING RAILS YIELDING
were rather heavy. ' '
. . a,. a.. . ...i. nf vh.lt
. ....a. k.T .v.. tha umnlai New York. Aug. !. Stocks were under
eld from imHc lower. . constant pressure today, the more ominous
.71' "V: .r"V"L,,,.V. .id .hi aspect, of the railway labor dispute to
al!ers seemed more willing to let go ot duclng further liquidation and professional
ih.lr samples then on the previous day. I pressure; -Among-the very tew exceptions
v. t "rriVo.;.,,, 11.41. with to the low.r trend were Mercantile Marine,
Official Monday .'.
Estimate Tuesday
!. care selling at 11.44. The bulk of the
Mo, I hard sold at ll..el.l and the No.
t ranged from ii.isvi."
preferred, Pacific 'Mall and some of the
motor accessories:
Trading was Irregular tnrougnoui,
with
The corn market generally was steak ;and I moJlmM activity. Closing hours saw a
Two dave this week..:i,343
Same days last week. . 17,814
Same days 3 wks. ego.18,171
Same days I wke, ago.12,730
Sams days 4 wks. ago. 1 0.707
Same days last year. ,. 17,495
Rereinta and dlsori.itton of live stock at
the Union itock yards, Omaha, for twenty
four hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., Au-
u It t. IC " 1 .' I" y-'Si-ruaji
.... I ; . z
ily a few sales were made at yesterday's
"'t" demand for corn was fairly active
ana the market was Quoted from unchanged
i 1c lower.
Oas followed corn and wheat on the
decline and ruled from 4lc lower.
H,.ii,t. wrN verv rood and there
res a moderately active cash demand lor
all grades of this cereal.
Ti. kiu nt the recelnts graded No. S
vhlte and sold from 42Yj48c, the better
grades'selllng around 434,lw.
No. 3 rye sold at 11.11 H and the No. I
it ii.il.' a half cent lower than yesterday a
Malting barley was quoted unchanged and
No. 1 teed uncnangea io . ,
Liverpool . close: .Wheat, 6ld lower;
Primary -wh.et receipts were MM.OM
bushels and shipments 1.440,001) buehele.
sgalnat receipts of 1.S83.0O0 bushels and
, Primary corn receipts were ".'":
els and shipments l!l,000 bushels, against
receipts' of 444,000 bushels and shipments
ef J74.OO0 bushels last-year. .
r-,-, wiinu were 3.417,000 bush
els and shipments 1.044,000 buehsls, against
receipts of -3.H4.000 bushels and shipments
et 1,111.0 nusneie aeaa 7"a-
i, js .CARLOT RECEIPTS.'
' - Wheat. Corn.
Chicago -..(,. ....... ...! .
Minneapolis' .... .Sel
Duluth .......... I.. .....
(Miha ,.'.,.
Winnipeg n... .:" ,
Theee sales were reported toda:
: wa..t No . 1 hard winter: 1 car, 11.44
813
IT
fresh attack on quoted values. The presl.
dent's address to congress was Issued at that
time.
Marine preferred. In- which dealing
ceeded 40,000 shaVes, registered a gross gain
of 3K points on Its rise to 10314, and Pa
cific Metre temporary ' gain of 3 points
signalized that company's resumption of
service on the Pacific ocean and publication
of the compeny's seml-annua! report dls-
closing a aubstantlal gain In earnings,
weakness or a pronounced enaracter was
manifested by sutomobile sharss from ths
outset, the decline being led by Btude-
bsker, which fell 41 4 points before' denial
of new flnsnclng by the company helped to
effect a- partial recovery, coppers were
heavy. Munitions, equipments, sugars and
various spectsltlee of no distinctive class
followed the sagging tendency shown by
seasoned Issues,
Lesdlng rails yielded 1 to-lH points.
activity In that group converging about
coalers. New Tork Central and transoontl-
nentsls. United States Steel reoeded a point,
with 4U, tor Bethlehem steel. Total sales
aerreeated 430.000 shares.
Bonds wsrs lowsr on light dnd contracted
operations. Total . sales, par . value.
amounted to 12:10,009,
United States coupon 4s were at per pent
lower on call, but advanced as much on
actual transactions.
Salee. Hlrh. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar.. .. 8.100 17 H 84 , le
American ian...... ,uo
Am. Car A Foundry. 1.000
Am. locomotive... 4,100
Am. Smelt. 4V Ret.. 3,301
am. auger iter..
Am. Tel. si Tel:
3 hard m. s. . at u
... 48
M. St. P
Wabash ....
Missouri Pacific
nlon Pacific . .
k N. W., east.. 7
A N. W., west.. S
St. P., M. O.. ..
B. & Q., east. . 7
B. ft Q , west. .172
R. I, ft P., east 4,
R, I. ft P.. west 1
Illinois Central ,.,..334
Chi. Great West. ......
Oets.
1.017
31
I cars., II. 441. 1 car. "y-,". Anaconda Copper,
winter: 1 oar (dark.), H.44: I oar". f: Utchiga. .......
I ears. 31.14! T cars, 81.44; l car, e.'s. B.d. Locomotive.. 4,000
I ears, 11.41; 18 oars,, 11.48; J '"' Baltimore ft Ohio., 3.S00
va s hard, winter: x car,. urook. Ban. Tran..
81 43U: I cars. l:4l; I cars, 11.43; I car, B. t g. coppsr 400
a. ..u.. eu mm. 31.41:. 8 cars, fl.su;. s cal. Petroleum
I. li n 4 cars. 11.88., No. 4 hard win- Canadian Pacific..-. ' 800 177
...7 . si as, I cars. 81.38: lm
11.34; t oars, 4-1.88. Sample hard winter:
1 ear; W.WI 0" (fcoaung), i si; I
. . ... nit No. 8 soring: 1 oar,
i' . enrlna: 1 car. 11.43. No.' 3
Juron.: 1 'car, 1137. No. I mlaedi 1 oar,
si is, l ear. 11.43. .No. 4 mlsed: 1 oar.
Yaa . MA a rf.t.nm' mixed:. 1 Car. 1.30,
w."aKo 1, I ears. S1.1SH. No. I: 1 car,
II li. No, 4: 1 ear, 11.17; 1 car, 81.13.
r, i - m- a- 1 ..ere. 47c. .
Corn No. I whits: I cars. 74c. No.
white: 6 cars. It. No. 4 white: 1 car.
nilV. t aar.HO. No. I white: I cars, 71c;
. ... .- w. a sallnaa! 1 ear. 80c: 1 car,
eta,.' jii.' 1 vellow: 3 cars, 7l4ie. No. 3
..iinw, 4 care, tone.- No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
. s r. 74e. No. 3 mixed
e it- a tJm. 78UC. No. I mixed: 1
car. 71c', Jl ear, nVjo.,, Sample mixed;
-SaeZlila, 1 whits; 1 -car. 43 He; 1
nun tuandard: I cars, 43c, Np.
I cars, 48c; I cars. 48c; I oars.
4 white: i-cer,
whits: cars, 41 c,
4044 tlti
4l II
7Ht ?5 -.
II 1714
100 111(4 ito
Jilt
3000 H
7.000 -RftM. 14
8.(00 10B4 103
78H 704,
16 II
!
ei
78
17 U
10014
130
S3
15
102U
77V4
so
IE
car,
I whits
4IHC. No.
.48c Sample
1H
4144
ZDV 12S
8,100 103
1,400 34
1.300
II H l
17
17714 17714
814 44 T4
41 ll4
34 S'4
131 128 14
1714 1714
II 1114
4714 47 4
14 1414
78 7(14
41 44
3444 3414
.... Ill
.... 117
1714 37
101
18U 1(14
' 1(14 8(14
OIK 101H
8444 3414
i 4014
14 la-llfe I3V
14 10314 103
14 3414 . 1414
1 84 S
14
Total receipts ,'..314 111 S3 I
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co 784. 342 1,253
Swift ft Co... 4,114 1.176 2,840
Cudshy Packing Co, J.024 1.3S1 2,171
Armour ft Co 1,402 1.434 1,734
J. W. Murphy. .... 1.214
8. O. Pack. Co 7 .....
Lincoln Pack. Co... 43 ....'.
Hunnlnger ft OlWer. II
Korr Packing Co . 108
W. B. Vansant Co... 204 '. , ,
Benton, Vansant ft,L 7(
Hill A Son 1((
F. B. Lewis : 104 '
J. B. Root ft Co 394 ' ..... :
T. H. Bulla 8,131
Rosenstock Bros. . . 401
F. O. Kellogg (4 v
Werthelmer ft Degen 483
H. F. Hamilton .... 1(1 ..... '
Rotschlld ft Krebs.. 247
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co. 30
Christie ' (3
Hlgglna - I -
HuKmsn - 21 ..... '
Roth , T
Meyers ..' 1 '
Glassberg ,;. 3 '
Banner Bros. ...... 187.- ..... .....
John Harvey 134 ..... . .....
Dennis ft Francis... 45 '
Kline 80 '
Jenssn' ft Lungrsn.. 78- ..... '
Othsr buyers 1,747 ..... 38,483
Omaha Cash Prices-Whea ti ..
Ii.4841.44,' NO. I hard, l.lls.44!
hard, I1.IMVM; No. I spring, 1.4S1.4I:
1 .Prlng, I441,48; N. 3 durum.
11,14411.37; ylo. 8 aunim, H...V'."-
No 3 wh te, 74",47le: No. I white, 7814
SJVTNrJ whtte. 714,78140; N. whit
17474o; No; I white. 77074c; ; No. 3 ye
low I1478o;''No. I .yellow, 7I147IH
n";4 y7uow; 7H47lc, No I yellow. 71
a..... ma a vaiiea. T7seinc: rau. a iiih,
iaZaeis.. No. I mixed. 7m7le; No. 4
1 .....li.. No I mlsed. 777lc
a ZTZi: 74it.78c. Oets. No. 3
- a.,.A . u sail lie', standard. ,434444430
No. l white, 48149430! No. 4 white. 48
r.u'. ' K.rUe- italtlnr."IOC4ll.OO; No. 1
;.ed '7IOI(c. Rye: No. J. II.184jl.18H
No. , n.fl.M.. ... '..' ;,,
f - t
. OMAHA FUTURES. -.''.,
. ' J . ' - Aa,.a,. Aueust 20llll.
tieeember wheat opened si tl.40i4 to
11044, with rather active trading. The
marks! dvancsd steadily until a high
Eolnt of ll.4 was reached, but the mar
et reicted slightly and closed about 1140
tmdor the high mark of the day. .
.September wheat ruled, 140 higher and
the Ma option advanced IV. A '
The corn maraei was e'v"e " "7"
Central Leather. 8.300 14
Chesapeake ft Ohio. 1,100 II
l., M. ft Bl. r l.soo f34
Chicago ft N. W... 300 13414
C, R. I. ft P. Ay. ..11,100 1214
Cblno Copper.,..,. 800 .83
Colc'Fuel ft Iron,. 1,100 41 '
Corn Products Ref.,13.100 1414
Crucible Steel 8,100 7114
DUtlllers' Seour.... 1,800 4(l
Erie 8.100 37
Oeneral Klectrlo ....
at. Northern pfd.,,' .... ....
Ot. No. Ore ctfs... (00 IS
Illinois Central...,. . ...'.
Inter. Con. Corn..'.. '800
Inspiration Copper.. 1.100
int. at. m. nio. cls. 44,100 10x14
I. . DUUlllVI II . . .... d'.V
Ksnnscott Copper.. 7,300
Louis, ft Nash ... ,
Mex. ' Petroleum..
Miami Copper...,
M ., Sa. A T. piO.
Missouri Pad 70..
Montana ' Power. .
National lews .... 1414
Nevada Copper.... 1.100 1114 II 10
New Tork Central.. 1,400 10414 10814 103H
N. T., N. H. ft H... 300 (8 (I II
Norfolk ft Western, 400 138 138 ' 121
Northern Paclflo... 1,000 110 110 110
paclllo Man l.suu SB sen so
Pan. Tel. ft Tel... .... 84
Penney vanla ..... 100. ftft. sum, 4(14
Ray Con. Copper... 1,700 21 24 34
Reading 14,100 losia 10414 luttt
Ren. Iron ft Steel.. 4.701 (3 (3 1314
Southern Paclflo... 8.100 31 88 8814
Southern Railway.. 3,100 28 23 3314
Htudebaker Co 24.800 124 121 123
Tennessee uopper,, ,is,sui) .344 se . 31
Texas company ....
Union Pacific 1,000 110
union Pacific pro., 700 iz
U. B. Ind. Aloohol. 1.401 ill
IT. S. Steel.-. 18,000 84
U. 4L Btee pfd 700 113
Utah Copper 1.100 83
Wabash pfd. -, 100 -17
Waatarn ITnlon ....
Weat. Klectrlc 3,300 ef ex esv.
otal sales ror tne pay, 430.000 snares.
102
140 140
8 12
101 110
00 IB
117 117
88 88
11 37
' Local Storks and Bonds.
Quotations furnished by Burns, " Brlnker
A Co.. 441 Omaha National bank building,
Omaha. Neb:
Stocks , Bid. Asked.
Avery Company, common 10 II
Beatrice Cream Co., 7 pet. pfd... 100 107
He higher m September and I.Ho up on the Booth Fisheries Co., pfd,....., 10 II
"'S.jl .I I LL amaaai nf trad na Deere ft Co.. nfd.. sx-dlvldsnd. . 1114 81
in this market, the December option oarry- Fairmont Cream Co.. t pot. pfd. 108
tag the'bulk. Ooooh Mill A Kls. Co.. 7 pot pfd. 11 id
September oats were stsady, December LIScoln Tel ft Tel. Co., 00m-
advanced 3c and the May option ruled , ,ct. , II II
about He higher. ' ' ' Mountain Statei Tel A Tel. Co. Ill 111
Omaha closing price on in rer ,aia Omsha A Counel Bluffs Ry A
ds:
Art,
wht,;
Sept.,
Deo,
Msy
fare: .
t'ept
Dec,
Oatl
Srpt
Dec.
May
Open
1 II
14414.
4 44
4V
to
TiighT
1 14
1 44
1.44
.' I
. 71
. ......
' 48
4(
I Close. I 8at7
II
Bridre. nfd.
Amaha J, Cnunell Bluffa 8L Ry..
pfd. ....,', I "
Pstera Mill Co., pfd. ' . II 101
Packard Motor Co., pre iu 10s
Sulsberger A Sons, pfd. ...... ft 100
Swift A Company .......144 141
Union Stock Yards, I pot. stock
ax dividend los 111
Up-like Grain Co., common ....108 ...
Booth, St. Louie 4s. 1111.... 11 1
Denver (las ft Else. Co. 1941,... 11
Chlcsgo closing prices, furnished The Bee 1 lowa Portland Cement Co., I
117
140
143
78
48
48
41
8114 .138
143l 140
la. '4 14,4 ,
71 7S
Ik!. .17
-41 1 41
44) a 41
.47g 47
by Logan ft Bryen, etoek and grain brokers,
SIB POUin cisieentn . aiaaqa.
Art. I Open.
Wht.'
Sept
Dec.
May
torn
Sept .
Deo.
May
Oets,
Sept
Dec..
May
Perk
Sept
- Iec.
Oct.
Lard
Sept.
' Dec,
toot.'
' Jan.
Ribs
Sept
Oct.
Jan.,
1 41
1 44
141-144
17 10
81 40
31 10
13 10
IS 13
13 17
II II
1 ,
14 IS
Tl ll-i
U 7
t 44'
1 41
81
73
'4
-41
. 41
11-
27 41
23 40
23 30
13 13
13 l(
IS 17
II 43
14 27'
13. IS I
1; 30.
140
us
144
.4'
7144
It-
44
44
41
IT 30
31 40
31 04
111 It
II ((
II 17
II 17
14'30
II l(
13 70
Cloee! I Tee.
3 48
I 47
I 41
'. IS
. 73
..74
41
47
11
17 40
83 U
si so
II 37
IS (I
13 13
II 17
14 IT
13' 10
)8 10
140
144
144
t
73
71
44
47
0
ST SO
33 S(
81 17
1114-1184 II 100
a, ranaiaia Ilea Moines A BlOUl
CUT M H
Ks,niiu CUV Ry. ftnt 6-1, If. 4.. tl II
f-imnhs. Jkh OAunnll BlutTfi St. Ry.
6'n. 1.....(tr. "i
Hwtrt A Company Is.. w iw
nttt rtf Vnpii. Nlv. Qn. Imor.
la, 1110 ...,4.,...4 vn
T ronton, Nebr., Eltotrlc, m
131-13B .
Ill 17
I S 6
U 17
II ID
13 76
CHICAGO 6RAIJ aJI PROVIHIONB,
I ItoMTfT
HbMfr PHect Blww Tadnr
Chlraco. Auf. tl, -flleni (hat European
.mportoi' w5i;j not rtlylntr much n chancta
' tht Hufitan antpmcnu mlfht .toon m rina-
tnf an outlet throutrh tht lardannll
if)ndd lodar to cau a dcctdd rally
ths whtmt market her: Cloalns prlctw.
klthouslf HDMitlctt. 'wr tc to Sfea net
itfher, wttn (eptmbr at 11.41 nd D
3mbr it tl II. lo tl.474- Corn alnd
'4c- to l.Mi, and oats H to c.
Provlelonu "wound up at the aamo aa yea-irffiav'n-
flnieb to 20 enta htahar. .
. The tiat market ihowd conildvrabla
wtvknn ai-tfia outt, but a recovery aoon
bflKan that dveleptd tatr Into an import
ant rMraI buire.t Rporu ot aerioua froit
damn In Canada save tb llrst upward
Unptua to pnew, but fear of a widespread
ran way atrik., cnnUnijed for a whit to
iheclt hurera. - flitbsequently aharp valne
tvfra Kord a result of cable advtoea
that oven If the Dardanellei were lmmd
lataiv oMned It Would reautre ftiuch time
fur euppllea from Russia l b made avail
able. Meanwhile Oreat Britain was paid to
b aaccDtlns bids from Amerire, whb
mnnA ftaaavL af freedom. SolliliK prVMUre
by noldere of wheat and by apecuiattv
shorts tnoreased on the- ypturn ftnd led to
iwraatltViv of ai reaction.1 ' ' ; ' '
Corn aw an a uBward with wheat, Bxeept
at in aiaru nit fferlnsa war light. Oats
dH-ad their ftrenfth mainly from other
cerls. Bulls, However, wtra favynad by
iew York Hom7 BUrfco.
vu Tnrw. Aue. II. Money On call,
pm. hi.h. Hi oar cent: low. IU per cent;
rultna rate. IH per oent: last loan, 1 per
cunt; closlnc bid, I P' Mnt
aft. nit Osatlt. ,.'.'.
t mi lMnsv-HiMar: sixir uin -
i to per cent: ninety days, 1(M par cent,
1 hi six months. t9 per cent.
Blerllni. Kehang lity-day blUa,
4..1S.i demand. 4.7; cables, .7 7-1
HllVax -Htr. SfllfeO. MaT.lCHll UUllAi, viti
Bondsaovernment. heavy; railroad,
17 uV Pea . vMri rp. con. IS.1V1
do' coupon . . II Mont. Powar Is.. 17
U S. Si. ref....l0N. Y. C. deb. Is.Ul
tuxt. ..e.lO.UN. V Cltv (Ui
U. B. 4s, reff..,10IH ..HI
ifi KAiinnn .iiu n. n. n. m n.
Am. Bmelt. Is., 108 ov, s 111
Am. T. I T. cv. No. Pao. .4a tj
llal 101 dO IS II
Anilo-rrenoh ls.lfi6. B, U rsf. 4o..lt
Atchison ten. 4a.tZPae. T. T. la. 1
B. O. 4s... ...10 Penn. oon. 4Hs.lfl
BethSteel ref.ta.100 do ra 4Hs..loT
Cent, iac. ist. .si tteaatna; sen. s.
r IV ov. 4 We. 14 St. L,. & a. r.
C.. B. Q. Jt. 4S.I7' ref. 4a.,,...Seil
C.,H.&et.r.ov.iis.AViiae. ran. or, -as..ivo
C, R. 1. V. do ref. 4a... ...19
Rr. ret. 4s....T1HBo. Railway la.. 101
C. 0. ref. fts.lSUnlon Pao. 4a....l
D R. Q. con. 4s. 71 do rv. Is..'...!!
Ken. s iihu. . ittio. te.,.ieiH
Elee: ra...in44U fl. Steel ia.,.106U
(U. No. 1st 4Ha.9l West. Union 4Ha Hit
ill. cent, rer, is.f.n-WMungnouee
T; M. M.-4Hi-..ilIH BIC CV, la. ..lit
K. O, S. ref. le..l9VDR. O. ref. 6s.47H
L A N. un. 4a. ..744 ,Bld.
1., K.AT. 1st 4a. 74
Omaha, A ' just II, 1118.
Cattle. Hose. Bheep.
....12.141
... 1.600
1,141
7,100
10.841
1,197
14.693
iz, m
19.811
1,141
ai.sso
16.000
68.SS6
61,173
29.234
90,797
29.469
61,103
were steady or very nearly so. For the
decent to oo4 owes It la a .&0.7a af
fair. Wethers and yearling's are still quoted
to where they were last week.
Representative saies:
No.
450 Wyomtnr feeding lambs.
700 Idaho feeding- lambs
2 Wyoming feeding ewea...
Sal Wyoming feeding ewes.,.
300 Wyoming lambs ...
631 Nevada, Iambs.
US Nevada feeding lambs...
242 Nevada feeding lambs...
30 Idaho feeder yearlings...
496 Oregcs lambe
246 Idaho feeder lambs
Av. Pr.
60 10 16
II 10 20
II I 20
6 16
17 10 26
64 10 16
60 10 10
l 10 20
II 10 10
69 10 16
17 10 26
CHICAGO HVK STOCK
Cattle Market
MARKET.
Sheep
27
I
41
114
1
Strong, Hogs
Weak.
Chicago. Aug. 21. Cattle Receipts, 7,000
head; market strong; native beef cattle.
I4.76fil0.96; western steers, .6O.70;
stor-kers and feeders. 14.1097.76: cows and
heifers, $3.4009.10; calves, 18.60912.26.
un Dsnointi il nnA hoad: market firm.
'unchanged lo 6c higher; bulk of sales, 10.40
11.30; heavy, $10.0f 11.10; Tough, fU.Ov
10.36; pigs, I7.404P9.65,
Sheep Receipts. 29.000 bead; market
weak; wethers, $6.0097.60; ewes, $3,000
7.16; lambs, $6.00910.26.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
Louis, Aug. 31 Cattle Receipts. 7,100
head: market, higher; native beef steers.
97.QOttHO.76; yearling steers and hellers.
$6.6010.26; cowk, $6.6097.76; stockers and
feeder), $6.3098 00; Texas quarantine steers,
C.508.60; prime southern steers, $9,009
cows and heifers. 94.aook.od prime
yearling steers and heifers, $7.6091-00; na
tive calves, $6.00911.76.
Hogs Receipts, S.90 head ; market.
steady; pigs and tights, $7.60 911-11; mixed
and butchers, $10.86911-26; good heavy.
$11.16911-26.; bulk of tales, $10.90911.20.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, a, 6 00 neaa;
market, steady; lambs, $7.00910-40; slaugh
ter ewes, $6-0097.26; bleating ewes, $1,009
10.00; y earl inn. $6.0091.60.
Kansas City live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Aug. 2f. -Cattle Receipts,
21,000 head; market steady; prime fed
steers, $10.09 911-00; dressed beef steers.
Is.OOaf.Tft: western steers. 17.00419.60:
Blockers and feeders, $6.0098.25 bulls, $6.26
ijje.&o; calves, se.ou iu.60.
Hogs Receipts, 13,000 head; market
higher; bulk of sales, $10.60910.16; heavy.
$10.35910.70; packers and butchers, $10.69
jpii.uu; ugnt, lu.auvii.uu; .buw
160.- 4
Sheen Receipts. 7.000 head: market
steady: lambs, $9.76910.00: yearlings, $7.26
flvu; weiners, ff.uvw'.ftv; ewes, q.buoi
7.00.
Totals 10,141 6A60 12,236
Cattle Receipts were liberal' this morn
Ing, making a total for the two days of
1,163 head, the largest for any similar
period thus far this season. . While the
market was a little a row to open, there was
fair demand, although the raiiroaa strike
agitation la surrounding the trade with
uncertainty. Buyers and sellers were out
In the yards In fair season, but the trade
was a little now, being mnaerea 07 a iocai
thunder shower. Prices on an average did
not ihow much change, r being pretty close
to steady with yesterday. In spots there
may have been a little weakness, while In j
other spots aome little strength may have
developed. , .
ReKMntativt saies:
BEEI" 8TKER0. .
. I Av. Pr, No. ( Av. Pr.
: $86 $1 76 ' 64. ...... .1066 7 20
, 1040 T 91 IS ,..1111 T 40
i 186 T 60 - 47..... ...1274 7 60
1267 7 16 41 1310 I 00
! 1076 , 60 j 167 10 I
. COWS.
I4t 4 $0 t ....1039-1 26
........ t3 $ 26 ' 21. 942 S 60
. 1001 I 10 19. ,....,.923 6 16
998 I 00 ' 6 690 9 16
... 996 9 26 7... 786 40
J HEIFERS. .
... 161 4 10 I 100 T 00
BULLS. .
1.. 1009 I 16 1 ...1170 I
CALVUB.
446 I 00 . 1 280 76
146 10 76
FEEDERS. f: '
119 4 66 80. .......lilt T 90
STOCK STEERS, -v
716 I 76 ......... 169
$04 10 II II
IS! I 40 tl Ill
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
Sioux City, Aug. 91. Cattle Receipts
1,400 head: market steady to 100 higher
beef steers, $6.00 9$-06; butchers, $6,769
7.60; fat cows and heifers, $6.0099.90; can
ners, $3.7696.60; stockers and feeders, $6.60
97.30; ealves, $6.00911-00; bull stags, etc.,
$6.00fis6.26.
Hogs Receipts, 2,200 head; market 69
19c higher; light, 110.00910.20; mixed,
$10.20910.96; heavy, $10.26910.66.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head.
OM1.1A GENERAL M.5dsVBT.
Butter -No. 1 creamery, in cartons or
tube. 20c, No. t 98c.
Cheeorv 1 moor tea bwm, 10., tec; auraw-
t!e Swiss, 16c; block Swiss. 3c: twins. 17o;
trlpleu. no: daisies, UHc; Toung Amer
lea. HVto; blut, , labl brick, llc: llm
berger, too; New VTork white, 20c; Roque
fort, 4 be A
Oysters Sta,n da rfls, ZH9oc; aetecis, mo
46c; counts, 92960c.
plah Fresh: Halibut, id., i.c; caiiwn.
16917c; red salmon. 14c; fall salmon, lie;
hlteflah. lec: nernng, vc; irou, oc; yoi-
low pike, 17c; bull heads, 16c; cArp, 9c;
black bass. 22c; sunfleh. 8c; croppies. 16c;
pickerel. 12c; stek codfish, lie; tlleflsh. 9c;
fresh headless shrimp, fal., $1.26; red snap
per, lb., laq; npanlah mackerel, ibe; iaKe
Erie.- Jumbo whlteflsh, 22c; flounders, 11c;
trefih peeled shrimp, per gal., $2.
Beer uuts: no. 1 riDs, ic; , iiu,
No. 3, 13"; No. 1 loins, 23u; No. 2, ISc;
9. kmc: mo. 1, cnucKs, uc; no. a.
12c; No. 2, 10Hc; No. 1 rounds, 1714c; No.
3. 16c: No. I, 18c; No. 1 plates, 10c; No. Z,
9c; No. 3, 4 He.
Fruit and vegetable piiw furnished by
Oljtnsky Fruit Co . .
Fruiia uranges, vdi. ivui, dots;
126s, 128s, $4.76; 160s, $6; 176s. $6.26; 200s,
216s, 260s, $5.60. Lemons: 300s. 360s, $9.60;
choice, $9. Peaches: Per box, $1.20; In lots,
$1.16; buflhels, $2.75 bu. Pears: Bushel
Kelrers, $1.76 bu, ; 6-bushel lots, $1.65; 10
bushel lots or more, $1.60; California Bartlet
fancy, $2.2fi crate; Ch. 6 tier 0, $2.76: Bart let t
6 tier 0, $2.26; fancy Flemish, $2.60; choice
Flemish, $2.26. Grapes: Home grown, 30c
basket; Malagas, si.&d crate; ion-ays, 92.
Apples: Gravensteln. $2.26 box; Belleflowers,
$1.76; cooking. $1.26 bu.; barrels, $3.50 bbl.;
easting, $4.25. Cantaloupes: Standards,
$2.76 crate; ponys, $2.26; flats, $1. Water
melons: ltfo lb. Prunes: On arrival. $1.96
Vegetables: Sweet spuds, Vtr. barrels,
$4.60 bbl.; Southern hmpds., 11.66 hmp. ;
California crates. $4 crate; potatoes, bushels,
$1.16 bu.; onions, span, $2 crate; onions,
red, 3c lb.; onions, western, Sc; cabbage,
3 He; tomatoes, 76o bask.; cucumbers, 50c;
celery, 40c dos.
Honey, $3.75 ease.
Poultry Broilers: H to 2H lbs.. He;
broilers, over iV, lbs., lie; hens, over 4V4
lbs., 14: hens, under lbs.. 13c; roos.ers
and stags, 10 9 lic : geese full feathered tat,
10c; young and old ducks, full feathe.ed,
fat, 12c; turkeys, any else over I pounds.
14c; turkeys, less than 9 pounds, half price;
old torn. 24c: capons, 9 lbs. and over, 21c;
guinea, each, iUr, squabs, homers, 14 oa.
each, per doz., $4.00; squabs, homers, 12 vn
each, per doi., $3.00; s-uiabs, homers, S ox
a.ch. per do.. $1.60; squabs, homers, under'
9 os. each, per dux.. 60c; pigeons, per dot..
76c.
Miscellaneous Creckerjack, cornpopa
and checkers, cue. 13.60; half eases, $1 76:
peanuts. Special No. 1, lb.. Vc: Jumbo
peanuts, 9c; popcorn, case. $2.60; honey,
new, case, 13.76. "
1 Metal Market.
New Tork, Aug. 21. Metals Lead, $9.96
96.75. Spelter, easy; spot, East St. Louis
delivery, $8.75l.26. Copper, firm; elec
trolytic, $21.00928.00. Iron, steady and un
changed. Tin, Arm; spot, $39.26931.76.
At London: spot copper, tuo; rutures,
108; electrolytic, 129; spot tin, 1179; fu
tures, 173 15s. Lead, 31; spelter, 68.
Dry Goods Market.
New Tork. Aug. 19. Cotton goods and
yarns were firm today and heavy goods
were In demand. Men's wear was firm. High
grade silks sold well. , .
Great Ranch to Be Cut
Up and Sold in Tracts
A party of thirty-five goes out over
the Union Pacific tonight, enroute to
Ogallala, Keith county, where tomor
row the 17 ranch of 7,086 acres, will
be sold out in tracts of 160 acres.
The 17 ranch was originally one of
the holdings of the Ware Land and
Cattle company. ' Thirty years ago
this company was one cf the greatest
growers and shippers of range cattle
in the west. The range extended from
south of the Union Pacific to a point
nearly 100 miles north and was about
the same extent, east and west.
Yeggs Chisel Into
Vault and Get Away
. With $147 in Cash
Thieves broke into the Raymond
Furniture company, ISIS Howard
street, during the night, chiseled
through the floor into the vault and
made a haul of $147.
Two Autos Collide on
Corner Near City Hall
An automobile collision at the cor
ner of Eighteenth and Farnam streets
about one o'clock Tuesday afternoon
damaged the automobiles of W.- J.
Peterson, 3412 Wright street, and Dr.
T. J. McCarthy, Woodmen of the
World building. Dr. McCarthy was
driving -south on Eighteenth street
and his car skidded and ran into Mr.
Peterson's light truck. Both machines
were damaged somewhat, but the
drivers were not injured.
Suit for Thirty Thousand
Filed Against Car Company
Thirty thousand dollars damages is
asked from the street railway com
pany in a suit filed by Joseph Schraid
bauer. He alleges that a street car
struck his wagon, causing an aggra
vated fracture of the right hip, lacera
tions of the cheek and face and shock
to his spine. .
II.,...
84. Joseph lbs Stock Market.
' 8t. Joseph, Mo., - Auk. II Cattlo Re
ceipts, 2,640 hsad; market steady; steers,
IS.50O1ISS: cows and hslfars, 14.144)10,011
calves, 4.Mf)n.00
Hogs Receipts. 4.S04 head; market hith
er; top, 110.10; bulk of sales. 110.36 0 10.71.
flheep and Lambe Recetpta, 4,600 headl;
market slow; lambs, 11.71010,16; ewes. 14.76
07.16. ,'.
Un Stock In Slht. :
Receipts of live stock at the (Ira principal
I 10
I 16
I SO
I 16
I 10
I 10
7 16
I 10
western markets yesterdar: .
Cattls. Hogs. Sheep.
St. Loul 7,100 1.100 I, loo
Chicago 7.000 11,000 ,000
Kansas City 21,000 18,000 7,000
Bouth Omaha 1,600 7,300 26,000
Slous City 1,400 S.200 1,600
Total 21.700 44,400 16,100
City Ikaml Market.
Kansas City, Aug. SI. Wheat No. S hard.
11.4401.10; No, S red, ll.l!01ll; Bap
tember, I1.40H: December, ll.tj Hay,
ll.4t4.01.4tV
I'orn NO. s miieo, sovsio; rao. s wait.
11011: No. I yellow, lltlli; P
temoer, lv.c; December, 7144c: Hay, 714.
oats No.-l white. 4070; n. I
firsts. Hot - ao-
anal i.... liana that froB movement VII about I mixed. 44!4 0 444e.
... ., . -.1 ..., r.u man, ' lSa.'
loads, 16c; packing. I4c
Eggs rirsts, II '4 c.
Poultry Hens. 16c; rooster, lie; broil.
I era, UVj.' a ' : '
I .- -'. St. Laalll Grata Mariwt. .'
St toula, Aug. II Wheaa No. I red.
1.14; No. I hard, 11.47 0 1.11 It ; September.
lll.HV,: December, t!.44Vj.
Corn No. s, sscj no. s writ. ssse;
ui.aw ananiuaa aa nil.. . B . . u, m ,'
ard slant- to pTOlslon. it wee earn
meal' wer being bought more Ireely by
Cash Price woear: ho, s too, ii.aa
f 48;-NO.-S -ea.;H.410t.44: No. I herd.
i aTU.asl.al: . Ns. .1 hard. ii.id01.4
Corn: No.'ltyIWw, l40IIVkc; No. 4 fol
low, IZBSaC, .UU: . n. aamawa " W W
Ilia- elanalards 44M04I44O. Kyo: a-'O. s,
i lUatlU. ' Banes: , 74C0I1. II. Seed
Tim,K 11 U04.76: clover, 11.00014,01.
Provisions: . aroraa, eas.vv,- aavaaa. aa.a. .
113.40044.4. ' . '
: RnatauwBteady: creamery. 14031a.
. K, Steady; reoMpta, ,i caoe; nrsia, ljlverpool, Aug. SI. Wheal Spot: No. 1
Jtajla'te; ordinary flrela, 1303101 at Hanltoba, 14 4d: No. I. 14a Id; No, I red
mark, caaaa-incrooeaa, aavaaai. I western winter, lie 40.
. Potato tttflnorj -receipts, aa ue; jr-1 corn Spot. Amsncaa. mined, 19a Id.
Seotember. I440: December. 710.
Iaaate no. s usiwc, , cao. . s
4e, -, '
rhlto.
Ill 4 10 17., 101
.... Ill I 71 II "7
,...1110 I SI , 38 .,1101
.... 181 7 00 II... 1101
.... no t lo i;. ...... H7
.... 117 t IB
WESTDRNS.
fl ui,riAwilWTomlnl,
tlnedera. 101 III I Itssrl. .H04 III
w rr uufriev ioido.
II feeders. 1023 7 00 I Co we... 1011 lis
w Howe Monraaa.
Ilflowa...l041 110 loowc.lOOO 100,
leow...10IS I 10 ter..llll T 84
jaaaa Mall Houin Laaaoaa.
is.iaeni .1019 110 41 steere. . 1011 I l
First Stat Bank Colorado.
Sltr..ll80 I SB ' - ,
latsers.. 810 I 40 4 heifers.. 141 I 00
- J. J.. Drlskell Wyoming.
II beef tr.103S 7 06 . , 1
O. Tumquisi neoraeaa.-
llstk itra.1010 I li
ims-1. Iratalir.aeaa n, m or ss.alae.aa.
Hithitrm. TT6 40
H, 'Trtnlieil Tr-UrsMtl-s. ' " ..
IMitn..HJft T 05 8Mitrg..niO T
W. JnTill OOU.B W-S.il.
14itkttri.Hl. 1 U
P. Huromtll oouin vaiioxB-
llitkitn.1041 1 10 42 tk truow
BUM Ronr IDrMK.
I ttn..lOIO 160 lt8n..l0Tl I U
:J. H.; Bliby Nbfl.
tk trt, 00 It ttk Bin. nt
J. W. b-ttlwNbrMit-u
II itk itrs. IT! 4 10 I itK trm. io t
14 itk otto, -0 T oo itk mtf. iti w
llstkhft.. l 14tktr. Ill II-
C. W. Orani---v yom.iyi.
Ilitkltr. T 10 4lttlct. I 4
J. B. KnoriCK " yomin.
147Mt..l- S 10 IbfitriaainT 7 1
Alfred jonnwiv Wyoming.
titMTt.. HI T , 4itM.. ll 40
Hot Th markiit wu ft very lrrrulr
ffr today, ranilnt all tl. way from
Uttl hlfhar on lomi ihtpptri to a dime or
lowtr on th lato paokr. Bhlpplnf or
dn wr not as larc ai on Monday, but
what hmi outtida buyr tould ua brought
prlc that war fully itaady to In a fw
InitancM a HttU Hlfh.r. .Qua.Hy wm bat
tur and -vfra. loadi told hih
... inrt whlli an car rachd tlO.Ti)
tqualllni th yaara Wfh mark, itatlihd
laat wk, ' a ' .
It waa In th pack-r trada that moat
of tha unavannaai wil notad. Follow In
tha ahlppaf Iwd. klUtr buyara. who had
a ftw urant ofdara, av staady prloaa
for Mini of tha firat hoia they boufht.
Thay aoon lowarad blda, howavar, and a bif
parcantaia of thatr hoga waa bought at flg
sh.i -r. xa much aa bo lowar, whUa
toward tha loaa thay got hoga that waa
Atl tha packara wara inaurarani on in
oioaa, and aome of the ekippy Hghta and
m oarkara, wnicn oio no. nw's -n
w. wre niiii uniold at a lata nour.
part of' them at taaat never, having been
able io aurac-
Hoat ot the aaiea ware mnwu fw.w
m id with rommon kinda aa low aa ll.to, ;
and a ipHnktlng of the beat Hindi on up. j
Repafaaentativa aaiea: .
No. Av., Bh. Pr. No. AV. Hh. FT.
41. ,114 140 ft 10 - M..I3I lie 10 l. '
tta.aa to it ii u. .in ...ion i.
II. .144 ' ,'...10 SI' T4-..134 . , 10 10
II. .Ill 10 It II.. II ... 10 40 .
dh..n hop and lamb racetpta war biff
gain today, though they ware qultt a lit
tie amailar than yaatarday or Tueeday of
laat week. . Arrlvale amounted to afcaut
ntnetyethraa eara, ar 11,000 head, bringing
tha total for tha two daya up to 41.111
head. Thia la1 the lergeat run af tha year
to date, being 10.000 heavier than laat week
and mere than twice aa large a two weak
ago, but amaller than a year ago by over
1,040 head. Today'a run waa not -a large
aa Chlcago'a. but for the two daya Omaha
haa had mora aheap and lambe than, the
Windy City. '
. Tha ktHar lamb trad waa a little alaw
about getting atarted. , lsOWr prlcca were
again In order, but It took trader a good
ahara ef the forenoon to reach an agree
ment an prirea. when Ipmbe finally began
ta move It waa at figure- that were gener
ally called lOtHBe below yeaterday, (hough
aome aallera thought them, tf anything, more
than that. It waa largely a It (TOO market
for the deelrable fat lamba, though on
band ef Utah aet a top of flO.l. Thar
were atlll aeveral banda of killer lamba In
the nena at noon.
, Rat aheap war not any too plentiful, and
what were offered commanded price that
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. '
Quotations of the Day n the Leadini
. CommodlUe.
New Tork, , Aug. 1 9, Flour Eaaler
aprlng patenta, 7.16i9.15; winter patent.
i7.iD07.ftD:- winter atraignta, o.ow7.i6.
WheatSpot firm: No, 1 durum, 11.48;
No. S hard, 1.10; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
91.01)4: No. 1 northern, Manitoba, 91.69,
f. o. b, Naw Tork.
Corn Firm: No. 1 yellow. 97 c.
OatalDot, firm: standard. 62H63o.
Hay Steady; prime. 91.30; No. 1, 11.31;
No. 2. 91.10Ol.lfi, NO. 9, 1.1.; ablpplng,
97.1098.00. -Hop
Quiet 1 atate. common to choice,
1911, 10 17c; 1914, S(97o; Pact (to eoaat
1911, 10O14C; 1914, 790.
Hldea Steady; Bogota, II He Ho: Can
tral America, IS He ,'
Leatep Firm; hemlock flrata, S7oi aec-
onda, 14c. -Pork
Steady; mean, 920.00 0-0. BO; family,
122.6021. 00. ,
Lard Strong; middle weat. I14.a5ei4.tl.
Tallow Nominally higher; city, 7ttc
nominal; oountry, 798o; apeciaf, ic.
Butter Firmer; recelpta, 11,361 tuba;
creamery, extra, 124 0330; flrata, I0HO
31Hc; aeconda. 8Hw30c.
Ecca Steady: recelpta. 17,174 eaj
freak gathered, extra, fine, 13034c! antra
urai a, anpa-o; nraia, iJv-wo.
Cheeae Strona: recelpta. 1.411 boxea;
aUte, freeh apaclala, 17 Ho; eUte, fresh
apeclala, average fancy, lino.
Poultry Alive, firm: no price quoted.
Dreaaed, firm; chicken, 13031a; fowl. 170
aiMfii turkeya, JftOHO, f. - '
SAVINGS AND SATISFACTION IN MONTH-END SALES
W.'r. RoaJy
With tha Best
Showing of ,
Children'
School Clothes
Err Of farad.
1UT AwirwriKi
DODGE D0UQLAS STREETS
Yoa Can Alwnyg
Depend en the
OuHty of
Children's . .
School Clothes
We Sell.
' Oofree Merkat
New Tork. Aug. 19. Coffe Futures ware
leaa active today, wim prices anowm
tendency to Bag off under further realltlng
of acatterlng liquidation. Tha opening waa
at an aavano ox i to a poima on reiwiw
rtf & taadv eot and frelcht altuatlon, but
there waa a little iraae seuing aa wen a
nattered offer! nca from recent puyera,
while demand waa limited and December
contraota easJ off from 9.S7o to !.17o dur
ing tha day. The cloae waa a ta 6 point
net lower. Salea, 10,760 bage. Auguat, Sep.
tember. October and November, 99.17; Jair-
uarv. 9. lie: February. 9.16c; March I.SIo;
ADrll. l.44o: May. 9.49c; June, 9.64c; July,
9.61c. Part of tha selling may have been
due to uncertainty regarding th railroad
l iiiatlon and the peas biiity or an lnterrup
tlon In the distribution of euppllea from the
porta. Spot coffee, quiet and iirm; -kio 7a,
He; Santos, 4a llc. Coat and freight
offer were reported generally unchanged,
with new offer or Santos ta at ii.ioc, Lon
don credlta, Tha official cablea reported an
advance of 160 rela at Rio, while Santoa
apota were unchanged, but futurea were 60
to 76 reia tower, nio exenange on jjonaon.
l-16d lower.
,1 Cotton Msariiei.
New Tork. Aug.- 19. Cotton Futures
tmened barely steady; October, 16.70c; De
cember, 16.11c; J anuary , 1 6. 1 Oc ; Marc h.
16.99c:. May. io.oc
Futures cloaed Arm; October, 16,69o; De
cember. 16.10c: January, 16.14c; March,
Trading alackened perceptibly In the aft-
ublanda. 16.76ci sales. 10 bales.
The cotton market closed very steady at
a net advanoe ot la to sc poinia.
Liverpool, Aug. 19. Cotton Spot, weak
good middling, 9,71c; middling, 9.4c; low
middling, 9.40O. Saloa. 6,000 ha lea.
Mlnniapolla Oral Market.
'Minneapolis, Aug; 19. Wheat Sep tern
hf.r ll.il: December. I1.I101.61U. Csah
No, 1 hard. 1.644; No. 1 northern, 11.64
01.67; No. I nortkern, i..Q Vi.fti.
. Flour Unchanged. L
Btxrley 74C0I1.1O.
Bran I31.OO013.OO. , ' ,
Rye Unchanged. -Corn
No. 3 yellow, I60l6o.
Oata No. t white. 44 0 44H-
Flaxaeed 91.11H03-14UJ.
F.vapontvtal Apple end Dried FrmU.
New Tork, Aug. 19. Evaporated apples.
dull; fancy, 707 o; choice. 0c; prime.
6V.06SC. ; .
Prune Firm; 31uoro1aa, w -c, vr-
gona, 7011c. ' . - ,
Aricota Outet: choice, 11013Hc; extra
choice, 13H011c; fancy, II 011 a
Peachea uuiai; cnoif. aoi axira vaoice.
7c; fancy, 7o. .
fiataina nrmi ioobw mainaivni itc,
choice to fan ay eoeded, 701c; edless, lH
01O14C4
A Tremendous Underpricing in Our Final
Clearance .Sale of Women's Summer Apparel
rv fS SUMMER COATS
Summer Dresses 1 . In j.nem w ct. .ni
Sweater Coats that bold up to
$18.50, Thursday, $8 95
Hundreds of pretty Dresses that
sold at $3.00 and $3.60; Misses
sizes only, on Qs
sale
150 Summer
Dresses
That 'sold up to $7.50, dainty de
signs, for women and ffl Cft
misses, at ............
Summer Dresses
Suits and Coats
That sold to $i5.00, big assort
ment, odd lots and sam- ffO QC
pies, Thursday, choice, V '-'
WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES
COATS AND SUITS
That sold to $35.00, beauties, to ,
close quickly, choice
YM . 1 U
mm i .
$8.95 vv X
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
$1.00
That sold at $2.00 and
$2.50, to close ......
95 and $6 WASH SKIRTS
Popular novelties and assortment
tp-close at one : J
DAINTY SUMMER
BLOUSES
That ' sold to $4.00, lingeries,
organdies, voiles, etc., slightly
mussed, on sale
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES
That sold to $3.00, big assort- Jl AA
ment, on sale at
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES That sold at L Prir t
$2.50 to $10.00, big range of charming designs, sizes 6 to 14 yrs. . . V T.
JT PAYS TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYS.
Tired, Aching j
Feet and Limbs
ar promptly relieved Djr .applylni Abslr-
bloe, Jr., the- antiseptic liniment, it is
.oothlm. beallns. and lnvlioratlns puis
vim and enerfy Into Jaded muscle. On
ot th many enttiu.lsetlo n.ers writes: "I
received th trial bottle ot Absorblne, Jr.,
all lilht and at that Urn was unable to
walk without a cane, Just around th house.
I need It freely and Inside ot two day oould
walk without limping, lomethlns 1 had not
don In two month. I went to th drug
tor and procured a IIU bottle and today
can- walk as good as aver, rll never be
without It I am recommending It to every
one I can, for I am a living witness."
ADaorbin. Jr.. should always be kept at
hand for em.rgenclM.
, 11.01 and 11.00 a bottle or
Llbiral trial bottle tor 10c
At druggists,
sent postpaid.
In stamp. .
W. F. TOONO, jp.'d. r.
104 Tempi St. "I Sprlngtlald, Has.
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
Webster 202
Buy Stock
DRUMMOND
MOTOR
CO. , P
2068-70-72 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
pm Cumulative, Preferred and full partici-
yn pating. Small issue can be purchased
. at par, viz., $100 per share, before ad
vance in price.
(Company established in 1884.)
. Write or call and inspect Omaha's firat auto
mobile factory.
AMUSEMENTS.
Vveavvcv,
Plum
Doug. 494.
Dally Matinee ilg Every Night SilS
OU
Beela.
Aug, II, Turpentine
Havannah.
Plrm; lvc; aalea. III bbl. receipts. III
bbl.: .hl.ra.nts, IT bbla; neck, 11,111
hhte.
Rosin Tlrmi salea. 1,111 bblas recelpta
I.ITI bbla, : shipments. 1.871 bbls.; stock
ass hhla. Ouote: A. B. 18.10: C. D. Sft.SI
E. tt.lli'P, II.OTHi O, "Vi; H, Si ll; I
and K. l.SIj M. Il.lli N, ll.lli WO, 11.10.
WW, 11.10.
New Terk. Aug. II. Sugar Raw, nam
tnal: cenlrtfugal, - I.ITc; molaaaea. 4.80.
Reftnea, dull tine granulated, 7.0997. IK
Paiturea at noon were 11 to 14 polnta lowei
Ilaak Caearinga.
Omaha, Aug. II. Rank clearings for
Omaha today were 11,110.111.11, and for th
corresponding day last year, s:,ui,n.ii
THEODORE KOSLOFF
Matlova and rtisU from
Imperial Russian Ballet
BON IT A LEW HEARN, Cranberries, LI-
bontta, Kutn uuaa, wunng, rjenuey n ti
ling, Beeman A Anderson, Orpheum Travel
Weekly.
Price Mat, gallery 10 : best seat (except
Sat. and Sun.) 26 i nights lie. lie. Sic, Tie.
AMl'PKMENTS.
MAHA'S FUN CENTER.'
ttm.r-t7 DaUy Mats, IS
ZtAMfW' Even'g. 1S-2S-SO-TSW
BARNEY GERARD OFFERS .
SOME . SHOW AND EDMOND HAYES,
The notable vaudeville hoeajllaor ef -A Wlae
"Guy and "Th Plena I MUSICAL
Mover" Ism. Larg B17iS FaToilC
and Gerard Beauty Chorus. I BURLESHUS.
Ladies' Dime Matinee Week Dare.
Sal. Mat i We. Dsn Msrlss 4 "Wsrl si rrsHes"
v ; '
vX- W,v.j4aV -
urmm
EHG
. MP
Ot "'"""ii' Aaiun
V$&&rh turn
Ma Marah and Robert Harren la
"Th MarrUn ef Molly ff "
Ala Keystone Comedy. '
AMUSEMENTS.
IBS
, TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
uwcra r.tw(c aiaa
; MARGUERITE COURTOUT, tl
.-Rolling Stones"
10c ADMISSION ALWAYS 10
MUSE
l FOUR PERFORM
ANCES OA1L.T
1. 3. T, .
Henry B. Walthall
. in
"The Sting of Victory"
BASL BALL
OMAHA VS. DES MOINES
ROURKE PARK
- AUGUST 29-30-31
' (Gam CalleJ, 3:15)
lake Manawa
LABOR DAY LAST DAY OF
PARK SEASON
Fes Feature Films Every Evan
in( FREE
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30
Robts Bs Mantell with
Genevieve Hamper in
"The Spider and the Fly"
BATHINC. BOATING
- DANCING
Ridinf Devices and Other
Attractions.
Turpin's School
or Dancing
First beginner's class Monday,
September 11th, 8 P. M.
First advanced class, Tuesday,
September 12, 8 P. M.
Applications received now. Har
ney 6143. Private lessons any
time. 28th and Farnam Sts.
First High School class starts
September 30th, 8 P. M.
Children's class begins Satur
day, October 7th. 2 :30. P. M.
