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THE BEE : OMAHA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Uneasy on Account of
. Strike and Boles One to
; ..Three Cents Lower.
SELLERS HOLD FOB JUMP
Omaha, Aug. 11, 3U.
The .oral caah wheat market wu very
tmk toay ana rolM from 1 c lower.
Th1 marker waa k vwy uneaar on account
nf th atrlk situation and thr were vrr
W cars of wheat reported sold.
Th buret were wHIInv anouth to take
Tiu .whsat at lower prlcsa, but tho aallers
In u hi itrlkan aHtitM neurit a. ut
t!artnt. ..Ne.,2 bard wheat avrafd about
tt.it: No. hard ranted from ll.39ffi.40.
and No. 4 hard aeld from ll.Slffl.ll per
bushel,, -,4
Tho, corn market wu also quiet and
nr1ra ranrul frnm unphmlitil to lo lower.
Thf ' better gradea of whits corn aold
around ?mt7tc; the yellow sold at c
premium, and the mixed sold at 7H" en
in No. l-nj from TlftUUo on the No. 8
grade. -Receipts of corn were fair and the
PmBB wu Teiny active av rower vri.
OaM followed the olhsr markets In the
iter line .and were quoted from unchanged to
j inww, rne auminn w inn;
but trading In thta market was very eutet.
Rye waa very weak, selling from tQtr,
t lOWer. ' .' :k . -
Halting barley waa quoted tfi lower, and
No. U feed ruled, from unchanged to Sc
Clearanres were: Wheat and fier Musi
to s.0.0O9 bushels; corn, m.mo bushois
eats.'" none.' -
lytverpool close: "ft'hest unchanged to Id
fair her: corn. 4A2d lower. - i
Primary ' wheat receipts were l,724,Ote
buh t , and shipments 1. It MOO bushels.
against receipts nf 1.48M09 bushels and
Shipments of 1 1,91)0 busneis lM year. .
Primary rftrn receipts were Ml, bushels
: and ahl omenta tU.AUt bushels, seal nut re-
vetpts of 344,W bushels and shipments of
JJt,M bushels isst year.
Primary oats recetpu were l.&IMOO
mmneHI ina niprnvni ,www "!
agalnet rscstpts of 1.611.0(H) bushels sod
shipments of MW.Mt buahels Isst year.
. -. - CABLOT REf'KIPTB.
' '-"'V' - Wheat. Corn. Osts.
Ohlesgo "j;;.. ...
Minneapolis ,.,,..241
Tu)uth 71
Omaha ;. . v. .............. 11
Kansas City .tl
St. Louis ...... ..1ST
Win Mm i... .154
177
4t
14
31
; These aahHi wore reported today:
. wkutvn i hard winter: 1 car. 11.41
l rars, lUettj 1 car, lt.4. No. 1 hard
.tint...- it : rars. 11.41: I ears.
i.bh: 4 cars, si.ev. ..
1 eat, -.. 10 car. IMfl; I Mrg, $1.11;
I'M l.5i I ears, t.3li 1 car, IMTtt;
I nara, U7. .No, 4 hard winter: I cars,
tl.M; 1 ears, H-II 1
..: . i..u f.rit winter!
I ear, a tl.tti I car, It.-;
1 far. ll.M; W car, i.H; 1 ?r (amtty.
tl.l. v'No.- spring: I car. 11.4. No. I
M,nin,- i r. ii.HU; No. durum.
1 rr, JLIft. ; J dtirura,mud: 1
is- "ioars, 11.11. . No. : 1
.etClS vi 'ikM-'t i 'oar. He. r No.
whlts:Hars.3iy,, No. .wUtt; 1
Na. d, white t 1 smr, ?7e. I r"- f
cars, 7te. No. I yHoy. l 1
.... .it-fl mixed: ears,-.7c. No.
. mixed M 7iH''4
axe. ' So. 4 mixed: 1 car, Tie; 1 c.
nHos'Nol mined; ,4 ears,-77Hoi 1 car,
SoV-tandgrd? V ear; 415 1 r. .
No. a whltsi S ears.ZUcj't Mrs, 41 He;
f ear,-, 4ic, .4 www:; I w, 42c.
h.rtl. 4I.II NP. llrln. l.41.4l:
hTAmmi!: No. I Whit., Tte
"jo k.., wwi.. Metier". tl,w;
Ilic; No. nHrtJTItlJWl N.' lt.o.
.lT.. . i. nri.nl. tiaiiWOI NO. t Willi..
4)trHU: No 4 whit.. 4Iiio. Barl.iri
NO. Jll.liet.U: ). , ll.10fl.ll.
. -- . j.. ' (wk. Auanub 11. 111,.
Altkouch t)i. tHk (iltu.tlon h muj
ft.nttm.ftl ioom mo "'"",'--:
inl ln,lit wm rth.r .ftlv. d. na
UMViWm OboiloMoW. MlHnl t th olom.
.. iLL. ..tu.. ...ntton .rly In tho
.IaO out auKkly rroverd and clcd i
tiltkw. nll tho opuon dvn!d ohoilt
corn ni firm with odvn(i. ol Ji m
S.pttmber. o ion lc,mbr una la on
. rt M.y option,- . . ' .
Ontt ohow.d lltllo .liid.noiKl.nt llMnth.
hut wr firm In wmpothii with whwt nd
.iortt ionumhor. onto woro ot.dy.
.r ralwl, Ho loworarid Uu cloMd !c
'omh olooltif priow on totu"" lor thtt"
Bllli. ILow.ld
4H i
;hlM0 eloolni rlrM. (tirnl.hrd tttrBi.
? boffin arjr.il, ..u ..m
r. iir,..h latM.nlh .tt-twlt .
Art, I Open. 1 High. JUtw.l CKioo. I
lVht.
.pl
i Do.
Mr
(torn
n.e.
sur
.Onto ,
1 IIH
1WU
H!H
141,
'8
14
455
Mini
I 41, UU ji
1 tl:H8!i
t4l
US
714,
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44
47
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It
4V
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14 11
14 19
11 II
11
'as
41
Jt.y
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rl.pt
: i!
i7 a
If D
14 A
14 41
U II
ft 41
III M
II lij
II 10
lrd
aPt
, tOl.
Iltbo
.riept
K!t.
.T.n.l
II 17
I 11 It
In it
HI
I II 44
! 14
1 11 I
II It
ii hi
il.ll
14 SI
14 41 14 10
II II II 17
11 07 MS II
u 45
II si
II 17
II 00
II In
" M. 1Mb Onwral Mukot.- . .
rJt. lAulo. Aus. II Wlnl-No. I! ,, rod,
li mOlll: No, 1 hard. I1.47mt.51l 8p.
tenlxr, ll.UOt: IMoomhw. tl.lo.
- r.m t. l4U4llci No. I white, tic:
'tept.mbor, ISo; Ijorpmber, 71c. .
Oau-.NO. I. 4,4lc; No. I whltt, 0ia
4 HirAUU OBAIN ATtO rROVINlOM. t
lrrialar Oplaff o( Wkwl Mtow4 ky
. Iptnm, Th.0 a Hharp Dmllno.
ChlraffO: Auir. 31..-R.aHurlhv advlom that
ton chani'r. of n .trlk. wero tnuoh Iraa
tlirrauntAg brought about onarp rally
today Id- tlto ahvat market hr. In con
afuu.nqo tho rlowi. although una.ttlod, wan
SIHc hrt hlgli.r, with Septembor at
' 11.41 and lconilcr4ll.4SH vl-41. Othor
leading ulaploa, too, ,lr .cor.il gain.: Corn,
4rhC to loi oala, Ho to ftc. and pro
vi.loruv IIH to lo canto.
Al flrnt tho wh.al trad, tfavn only tram
aint nolle. t roporta that renowwl .ffort.
w.r bolng mad. ot poatpon. or av.rt tho
.(rut. . Mod.rata vpum. whtlch took plac.
In valuta failed to hold, and tho mark. I
und.rw.nt .material aag owing to aaaer.
llona that within forty. .Ight hours draco,
waa likely -to abandon n.uratllly. It wa.
nob OatlV d.flnlt. Ildtnga of progroM to.
warda b' atrlko aettleitient ' war reo.lvml
. from Washington that aontlment h.r.
gwving .concluBlvaiy to the bulj .Id.. - Tha
rBUlHnar ailvanca of prlca waa aocom.
panted .hy word that all wheat offered, far
xport had bean .aagorly 'anappad up by
Europe, r,
- ngtia thai hlg dollvorioa en aVpt.mbor
'OTUracta would paaa .Into the bahda of,
.trong .inter.. u did a good deal to help
tiiaplre the late confidence en th. part of
wheal huyem. II wa. .atlmated that the
il.liv.rlea would amooiMto aa much aa 4.-
ald-1 to be eoual to only on week', average
"requirement for Kerope from now until, the
Cere, like whit. d.rlv atrengtb ehl.fly
front the Improved outlook itaut, railway
opcretlone would auffer no Interruptloa. For
a whll. though. ,th. mark.! wa. d.preaa
by dlecloaaree that yeHl.rday'a bearlah erop
.timatea had turned out to be erroneeua.
.ata hardened In aympalhy with whaal and
oori). . F.tport houe. w.r. good buyer.
hieneet quolattona nn hog. alwe llll
eeni previ.lona.ahBrply up grade. Th. bulk
n an. iraaing wae .n tare, out porn led
ih. aelyanc...
Caah Wheat; o. 1 red nominal;
Xe. I red. .Il.tll. 1.ll , ;'- Ne. ' hard.
I1.42H; No. S hard. 11.41. t orn: No. 1
'yelleer. IIHtHli'l No. 4 yellow, 4c: Kg.
4 white, tic Oat: Ko. I white. 42Ue
4;.c: etandard. 4J44tit. Ilyo: Nom
inal. Barley; llCli en. 1Mb: Tlmolhv.
I..04)4.74 clover, 17.0114.10. Provlalona:
114.11: rib. I!4.t&0!.el.
i..geUlgher; reoelpte, I 114 cane., flrata,
.: - . I ' - - . 1
' Art- "L null. Ij0w'1 '-'"oo-11" y
W , 4 HH
. . n 5H ;. i ,
Miy i-io " ii $m
Onto .1 . ' i .
I ..'.wft ' 19U llll -aiUI III!
.;.! M
i
imeilc: ordinary flrata, J(144c; at
mark. caae. Included, 309I&O. '
Butter Higher, creamery, !!0!ltteT
Potato Higher: recelpta, II care; Jer
aey cobblere 11.161)1.71; Jeraey giant, $1.10
111: Mlnneaota Ohio, fl. 1101. 10.
Poultry Alive, higher; ibwle, 170:o;
aprlnga, 31o.
NEW YlTSTOCKS
Further Advance , in Prices
Shows Confidence Strike
WU1 Be Averted.
RAILS ARE IN DEMAND
New fork Aug. 11. Wxll street's un
swerving confidence In an tmlcable ad
Justment of the railroad tebor die-put
found expression todsy n a further advance
of prices after an early period of hesitation
and doubt. ,
United dtates Steel repeated Its high
record of . msde last week, and M
can tile Marines attained new heights, the
common advancing 1H to 44, and the pre
(erred 1 to 104, Other new maximums
included inspiration copper, wnicn rose
to M, and Kelly -Spring fie 14 Tire, which
made a gross gain of 1 to 71
A vory com, Id arable part of these gains
was obliterated In the lait few minutes
of trading, with the publication of a report
from Washington that the preatdent's plea
with tl representatives Of tne brotner-
hoods had failed. In the main, however,
closing prices disclosed decided preponder
ance of pet advances.
Ratal and other seasoned stocks were In.
general demand,, the Inquiry originating
largely wim ine anon interest, wnirn og
sold stocks in expectation of a strike.
Commlsalon houses also reported buying
from Interior sources In touch with railroad
conditions.
Coppers as a group followed the lead of
inspiration, with ex ire me adavncea or 1 to
3 points, and minor Industrials took their
rue from Steel with gslna of at moat aa
much. Equipments were only moderately
active the same condition applying
munitions, the motors, sine shares and
ugars. Total sales amounted to $10,000
shares. Marks duplicated their recent mln
lmum of 70 H In the foreign exchange mar
ket, and rubles yielded sortie of their ad
vance at 14. with starling and francs vir
tually unaltered.
Bonds wars stesdy. with total sales, par
vaiue, OI 9,SIV,9VO.
United mates coupon 4s advanced per
cent on bid, ana coupon ts H per eent on
one transaction,
Batea. With. Low, Ctnse.
Am. Beet Sugar,,,
1,100 III. RU
American can....
8,400 41 S 69 0
Am. Car Fntiry.
Am. Lrocomotlve. ,
Am. Smelt Refg,
Arr). Sugar Refg,,
Am. Tel. Je Tel,..
i,rMJIJ nl
8,400 77U 74
MOO H
00
too
Am,-z., u g,
Anaconda Cooper. 13.100
Aicnisan , ,
uaidwln loco
Baltl. A Ohio
Brook. Rapid Traa.
B. A 8. Couner. . . .
Cel. Petroleum...,
Can, Pacific
C'ntral leather,.,
i.n. sc unto..,,
M. Bt. P
OMesgo N. W..
C R. I. P..,,.,
rhino Copper
Colo, fuel A Iron.
Corn Prod, Refg. ,
Crucible Steel, ....
Pint. BecurltlH.,,
rl
General Klectrla. ..
110 170 111 141
Ot Na, pfd
at. No, Ore Ctfs...
(Hindis Central..,,
Int. Con, Corp.-. . ,
I ha pi rat Ion Copptr
900 117 111 114
M00 17 11 41
101
i'oio 'ii" 'iiii' 'It
mo 114 144 mi!
Int. Harv.. N, i,J
i. i. gei , pin. CI IB,
K. C. Southern . . .
lo.ina mi
W, JOB lOlttj
lit. III! tit.
41 H (III ,1
100
u.ico
Kennecott Copper,
leouls. A- Mash,,,,
Mrs. Petroleum..,
Miami Copper
i. ion in
I,l 141,
. v. m r, pra,,
Klaaouri Pacific... 1,100
Montana Power.;.
.National Iied
Nevada Copper.... T.20
' J' JiBipi....d 11,000 101
i. i.j n. n. m tl. . 700
.orroiif ik weatora iUK
Nrt hern Pacific. 1,100 110 104 110
Pacific Mall..
raciric Tel. Tel.
Ii-nnaylvanla
Kav Con. tlonoep. .
W ( I ZB
ZB
1.700
1,700
'"3
10114
61 &
14 n
heading , .
Hep. Iron Btael.
Bhettunk Aria. Ten.
II.1M 1011
101 104
, 1,400 IIVj
l.fne ,tkT
01 , 19
nVuthern Pacific,,
ftcuthern Railway.
Btud.baker Co ...
Tinneaaee (Stpper.
Triaa Tompany...
Union Pacirie
1.400 lit!
4.401 111.
114 SI
I. one my, lijt, i2l
1.100 111, 1114 141
100 ii, 1,1 1(ai
ll.Itl 1(1 U 1SIU ),0l
mod Pacific pfd
100 It II
K' r !". Aioohoi i.ioo in
11 14 1"41 110
llll IftiZ ?
u. B. riiwi ,117,000
ii: r o.looi pro
Utah Cnppr. .
loo lt?u it. u ...
... 1,100 I1U 10 tt nil
'.. ! . 100 174, i U
rio 1,101 .UK nn, h"
Uebaih Pfd.
Htltarh Union.
n "in. aiiecino 1,100 .1114 1114 . kl
Total galea for th. day, lao.OQO aharea
- "ow Took Money Muk,l
New Tork. Aug. 11 u.u..i.
. ...... --i v D prmi, - :
nteriiiig sgohanfe xty-day bill.
8llver Bar, l7!lo'; Iteilcan dollar.. Ii.i
uonaa-uovrnnienL itrone: ..n..4
ateady. '
Tim Ijoana-fKaaler; alxty daya, lllgll
per oant; ninety day. 1B1U ... ..? Ti.
H.V.I..W, .lee.ia per cut,
43all Money steady: htgheat, 14 per eent'
loweat, IH.peeeenlt ruling mi. u n..
eenij Iat loan, 1 4 per eent: oloalng Wd.
114 per eent: offered at 114 pep eent.
V. S. ret la rag II K, (!. Sou. ret la I, a.
tie AnllhAH I AA I M a. . - . ?r
it. . a..r.f: : :;ooj4 . k. t, i.t 'J
do. coupon ...1001411. P., a I lot
C. . 4, reg lOIU.Mont. Power la Il3
do. coupon ...iioJn. y. c. deb la in?
, 4lt 101 H. "ev 1,..'
Anglo-French 1, IIH,Nor. Pao 4a
"" "won an vi:s,,Nor. pao. 1
gait. Ohio 4 llior,; g. l. r'it'.'n
Belh St. ref l.lOOUPae. T. T. la. 100
i:"'ror Pao, lat ilHP.nn. eon I4...104V,
m by ronn. g.n IU...107U
C. M. 4i St. P. ref ' 4a 71'atiu
ov 1.
at tftKaUig.. ta ...
n. 1. at r r M 71Sou. Pao. r .. J.u
"Colo r ma 11 sou. Ky la 101
(11 ; KIm km 1A4)t,. . a. .1 ".if 7?
ot: not latii.. iiSit: 8,.., ri::io.
in. ynt r as,, . . Un. 4Ui l(
lnt M.
. 4a...,101V. Kleo ov lm 11a
Bid.
P- A R 0. r 4g 8T
Kansas City Oeaeral Market
Kansas City. Aur. SI. Wheetv.
hard.- 11,8401.44: No. I rd. 11 ja. ki-
"wivuiwvr, 91, .is n ; Lisoemoar, " 41.410
1.41; May, 11.44 01.44.
tarn. I mixed, 10 IIc; No. S
ma, iiaiici no. a yellow. I uau.'
September. 0c; JUecember, tlc; May!
4.lrN 5 WU, 47c- x, 3 mixed,
ButterCreamery. 3le: flrte. 5n
ands, 34: packing. 34c, t
wggs Plrats, 4f.
PoUltrarHeOa 1-7: Ntoetera tl.. v. .(.
llte. - ,
. , Uljaaeapella t.rala Market. -
' Minneapolis, 'Aus. H.-Whui H.n.ev,v.
11.12; December, I.60. Caah: No t
hard, tl.4; N'o. 1 northern. 11.41
1.6; N 1 northern, 9t.4M 54 i
riourwUncltangei.
Harley 4Mlc.
llye fl. ll 1.11. ' -
Iiran 111. 0Ott3l.ee.
'Corn No. 1 yellow, ftfiCMTtW
. (tats No. I white, 4I44U
' l'-laxeeed H.O1.0lt.
Cetlea Market, "
iw r York.,' A us. ii. nntiAo
opened steady; October, 11.64c; December.
le.eso; iiaauarr, is.iao; Marco, 16.ate;Uar.
1B.4IO, , , .
The publication of the government's pmb
report was followed by activity in cotton
iwier, m general tut olosed At a net
advance . of H to 1 points.
(wiverpooi, Aug. J I. Cot ton BfiAt wek'
good middling, l,41d; middling, t.47d; tow
niWdllng. I.lld; sales, 4,000 bales,"
KTaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug. 11. Rvanoraterf annlM
dull; fancy. 747c; choice, 44c; prima,
rrunes Firm: caiitemias. luatc' Om.
gons, 7 011c.
Apneoia nun: cnoiea. neiaue: aitr
choice, llUr; fancy, lttfttc. ..
- . Kaak 4?srtxurs. -Omaha,
Aug. II. Bank rlesrlna tnr rtmi.
ha today were 14, 111,101.11 and for the corre
sponding day last year 13,831,024 41. The
tola! clearings for the month of August
were fill, 411, 721. 11 and for the correspond
ing month ft year ago f 71.344,144,64.
, Ueariieel Grain Market,
Liverpool, Aug. St. WheatScot No l
Manitoba, 14s 4d; Ne. 1, 14s 4d; Ne. 3 red
western winter, 14s 3d.
Cora Spot American mUad, new, 10s td i
lox 'm JOiMi JOB
iiou iao( itoL
II M'i 14
Ore 101 JO! 102
I.IOO 71 u 7 7IU
S.400 14 14 84
200 14 $b 6 S4
3,0A I4 13 H 46
400 1? 1N II
1.400 1714 174 171
S.400 44 14
1,600 41 11 ftO'i
2,floo ir, tail i4
S00 134 114 124
l.0fl 11 17 17
2.100 41 61 :
4,004 41 ib 44
14
13,600 74 71 71
100 44 44 46
14.600 17 16 14
-. IZ.t
101 04 Idlli
lift 143
t l lit
II
. 64
ll 11 llVj
JS 1014 1014!
II ' II
LIVE STO MARKET
Cattle Steady to Strong With
Moderate Receipts Pat
Lambs Advance.
HOGS STEADY, TEN HIGHER
Omaha, August 11,
Cattle. Hogs.
Offl.-ia! Uondsy.,,. .12.142 ' 2,641
OtYIHal Tuesday ... 1.120 7,374
Officii! Wedneeday.. 7.331 1,144
fistlmate Thursday.. 1,304 7,304
1414.
Sheep
16,114
8b,124
37,487
11,409
Four dava this wk.31.SI3 16,114 111
Heme days Isst w k,27,640 11,443 67,444
Name 3 weeks ago. 26,414 16. 24 6 61.41
Hams 3 weeks aao.. 20.197 27,01- 43,01
Hame 4 weeks aao,. 17,413 . 47,390 41,404
Heme days last year.34,417 14,441 111,41
Receipts and deposition of live stock at
tne union hiock yards, umana, xor iwtmr
four hours ending at 1 o'clock p, m., yes
terday :
...i R13CKIPTB CARS.
tattle. Hogs. Bheep.H'r's.
C, M. at St. P. . . , , , 60
Wabash
Missouri Pacific... 2
Union Pacific 29
7
C. A N. W., east.,,, i
C. N. W., west. . . If
C, Bt, P., M. O. 1
C, B, tt Q.. east.;.-. S
C, B, g, west... 14
C. R. I. A P.. east. 2
1
74
1
Chicago lit. Wst.. 1
Total recelpts,,. 19 132
DISPOSITION HEAD,
43
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep-
.worm a i;o. . ons
1,4I
1,032
1,0A
1,716
466
1,644
Swift A Co..,.; 1,964
Curtahy Packing Co.... 114
Armour A Co 254
1.73
783
1.844
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co.,.. - 34
So. Omaha Pack. Co... 14
Kohr Packing Co..,..,...,,
P. B. Igewls 81
J. B. Root A Co 71
J. H. Bulla 14
U P. Huls ',,, 67
Roaenlock Bros IS
Wcrlhetmer A Degen..
H. P. Hamilton
4
it
23
7
4
34
30
1
4
4
77
10
S6
464
Sullivan Bros ,
Ohrtatte ,t
H IgKlns
Huffman ..........
Both
Meyers
Olaaaherg .,..
Bnnner Bros.
John Harvey. ......
1'ennls A Francis...
Kline
O'her buyers..
11,211
Totals ....1.110 4,849 21,361
came nsceipts were fsir for Thursday,
bringing the total for the week ud to 21.112
head, which Is not only the largest of any
recent ween, put larger than a year ago by
almost 4,000 head. There was a very fair
demand for desirable kinds, and the feeling
on sucn cattle was generally a little strong
er than yestsrday, the less desirable kinds
remaining about steady. The threatened
strike of railroad trainmen on Monday has
mane every tntng very uncertain in live
stock market circles, However, unless the
strike Is called off It fa pretty well settled
that the railroads will not receive live stock
shipments, which will mean that the big
martlets win Be out ot business After Bat
uraay or tnie week. . . , ..
Representative sales:
BEEP STEERS, c-f
No. Ar. Pr. No, . A v. Pr.
34 164 16 II 4 1013 al an
,...1160 I 19
YBARUNOS AND HBIPBRS.
If....
II....
... 174 19 99 31. 1361 19 19
. . t 101 10 ZD
HEIFERS .
4....
(....
a .
... 777 4 00 I.,. .... , 120 10
... 119 4 20 ' 4..,..,.. 447 16
... 449 4 69 ' 7., 6IT 4 TO
......
STOCK CALVES.
14....
. .. Si! 7 71 1 140 fl 94
VEAL CALVES,
It....
...313 I 09 1 ,, 119 10 (0
l.Jt.
4.,..
... 179 11 16 '
STOCK STEERS.
... 194 f 60 II 708 I 40
... 144 I 15 II........ 7.9 26
... 411 4 3 19..,..,., T49 40
,., Ml 6 60 , 11 ...1019 76
... 441 4 10 11 101 t 00
14....
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. . -t WESTERNS.
T. L. Pence Idaho.
istkstrs. 414 7 10 llstkstre. 641 T 16
4stk hfs,. lit I II
Bd Thompson Idaho.
llstkstrs.1171 T 74 II bf airs,. 1 01 1 116
George St racks Wyoming.
4 calves. . 167 T 74 lcalf... 114 10 60
nana mil i A O. Co. Nebraaka.
13 bf sirs . 1364 7 40 44 bf sirs. .1274 7 60
Lowe A Oustafsen Nebraska.
7bfstra.. 101 4 44 11 bf strt.,1074 91
J. H. Minor Nebraaka.
1! heifers. 11 07 4 10 4 etk St re. 1141 T 40
Hoas The market was lust a continue.
Hon of the Irregular affairs of the last
two day and waa anything but satisfactory
iron, ins setters sianapoinc Bttipper Buy
ers gave prices that were steady to .strong
ana in spots as mucn as a dime higher for
wnat nogs tney couio use, but took
smaller share of the offerings than,
the previous day.
Pexplta the fact that all othor markets
opened higher, packers refused to alva bet-
ire tnan sieaay prices and sellers after
reefing tne market out came to the con
clusion that steady wss all they would ever
get, ana Began cutting loose. Before more
than a half of the nankin hom hrt an 1.1
however, the trade suddenly weaksned, bids
dropping a aims or more rrom their pre
vious levels. And dexnlte the atreneth t
other points It looked for a While as though
ouyers wouia ne able to get awey With
tneir attempt to aet up a baraaln counter.
so much so in fact that a number of hogs
sold at figures that were k shade to la some
cases 6010c lower than yesterday. Moat
ot ins salesmen decided, however, that
rather than make any concessions they
would hold hogs over, and after dlekerlntr
around for quite a . while buyers Anally
baa to go back to morning Drtcei. trade
nioaing up tuny as good as any time
anything desirable, though a few loads of
common stuff failed to get even a bid, and
were sun in tne pens at a late hour.
The average market was lust about the
asms as on Wedneeday. Bulk of the sales
lanaeo si sio.iuoie.40, w,tn topg at 119,7,,
nepreeenieilYS sates; j
No, Ar. Sh. Pr. No. At, Sh. Pr.
34.. 140
10 00
61. .374 ... 10 11
44. .324 144 10 21 .
44. .141 ... 10 3ft
77. .313 149 19 46 '
0.-.1I7 ... 19 40
76., 100
160 10 10
... 10 10
... 10 40
... 19 60
SI. .117
44. ,214
4S..S3S
30.. 171
10 7k
Sheep ' Bheett and lamb, renetnte. Ihnn.h
the smallest of the week ta date, were
tolerably liberal for a Thursday, amounting
te some sixty-nine cars. II. MHO head. This
earrlea the total for the weok to date to
111,004 head, which Is 14,400 heavier than
a ' week ago-and twice as large aa two
weeks ago, but about 4,009 smaller than
last year. As usual the local run was the
largest or the map, and the total for the
week Is far heavier than for any other
market.
An advance of aom kind Was assured
from the outset this morning, but on the
strength of the wild rumors from other
markets sellers asked so much higher that
up to a late hour not much business had
been done
When movement finally started. It was
at prices that were, on paper as much as
lie higher, while, considering the amount
of water fleeces carried. It was figured that
actual eosta would be as much as 3640c
above yesterday. Bulk of the offerings sold
by midday, It being a fi0.36Oi0.36 market
for the desirable killer offerings.
Representative sales; f
No. ... Ay jp
141 Nevada lambs 47 flu, 00
1,347 Idaho lambs ,.- v.,- tl 10.10
1,062 Nevada feeding lambs . . .. 64 19. no
340 Nevada feeding lambs 41 , 10.00
214 Nevada feeding lambs .... 44 9.11
111 Idaho feeding lambs 40 10.16
3T Idaho feeder lambs V ' 6.7S
v Kaasas City Lira Bterk Market.
Kansas City. Aug. II. CattleRecelDts.
4.000 head; steady. Prims fed steors. 110.04
O11.00; dressed beef steers. I7.60OY-76;
western steers, fl.tVOOI-K1: Storkers and
feeders. 16.7601. 04; bulls, ll.26OI.60:
calves, ft. f 9011.09. v
Hogs Receipts, 6,600 haua; higher; bulk.
fl9.70tfll.96; heavy, f 10.50$ 10,90; packers
and butchers. 110.70OU.19;, light, fJO.409
1I.0; pigs. ft.7tVlv.9Q.
Shssp and lamtw Receipts. 4,609 head;
higher. Lambs. 910.loet4.7S: yearling,
IT.60O1.36; wethers, 17.3i.V7.16; ewee. f6.74
OI J6. . :
Live S4aek la Sight. '
Cattlm Sheep; ' Hogs.
Chic so ...4.400 . 24,900 " -4,000
Kansas City ,....,4,000 4,609 f,69
Itouth Omaha .,..2,104 1.109 14.100
St. Louis ,.,,.....6,709 - 4.409 , 1,500
StoUK City ...... ..1,499 1,100 1,100
T0UI4 ft. 440 46,400 49,109
Kleai City Uve Stock Market. '
Stour City, la.. Aug. 11. Cattle RtNuJipte.
409 head; market weak to 10036c Inweri
beef steers, 19. HOB. 90: butchers. IVkoo
76: cannera. 94.0004.60; bulla, stan. eir
II.90OI. 14; feeding cows and heifers, 16-31
Jriege-neceipto. x,ioe htad; market io
30e hlchr: Mtrht. 1:.29 0 19.36: mlaud,
fl0.319.b0 heavy, tIO.50 19.; bulk of
sale. 410.20i210.St. . -
UheoD and Lam t Receipts. 1,790 head
market steady; ewes, f6.9907.94; lambs.
l.iiiiy!f.iy. . .
CHICAGO "lOVlTsTOCK MAEEfcT.
Cattle. H tak 1 HogK. Weaki Sbeey f
settled. -
Chicago, Aug. l.Cattle Receipts, 1,090
head; weak at 10c to SOc advance; native
neer rftttu. I7.3ii0i2.bu : wistern steers,
ftf.iatgpl.SO; stockers and feedors, 16.190
1.00; cows and heifers, M.45-69.46 ; calves,
II 256)12.76.
Hoga Receipts, 4.009 hfRd; weak at 26c
advance: bulk, ilo.i6aii.ie; lignt, aiv.sun
1169; mixed, f 10.4f 11.60; heavy, 19,25(
11.46; rough, He.2&i10.C0; pigs, (7.BUtf
10,00.
fiheen and Lambs rTccelpts. 1,000 head
unsettled; wethers, 16.607.76; twee, 43.40
Q7.90; lambs, f7.90QU.26.
St. reals live Htork Market.
t. ' Lout. Aua. 31. Cattle Receipts,
6.: 0ft head; higher; native beef steers, 47.49
610.76: yearlings and heifers, f4.60O19.2'
cows. 66:601-7. lt: stocker and feeders,
fl.30Ol-0o; Texas guarantlne stvers, $5. 60
&9.&0; cows and heifers. M.60tf1.00; prime
Htrtithent steers, fl. 90 000; native calves,
f.OOOil-74; prime yearlings, stuvrs and
hfi-ifcru. I7.60AI.00. .
Hugx Receipts, 4,400 head; higher; pigs
and lishta. 17. 60 A 11.46: mixed and butch
era. f 11.20011.60; good heavy, f 11.4011.69;
bulk, fll.20OH'4&. -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
higher; lam he, 47,00 010.40; slaughter ewes,
46.00O7.2b; bleating awes, f 9.00O 10.00;
yearlings, f6.00Q4.60. ' j
Nt. Joseph Live Stack Marhel.
St. Joseph. Aug. 31. Cattle Receipts, 609
head: market strong; steers, f9.60O19.60
cows snd heifers, 4. 26014.90; calves, ff.90
,JlU.tIJ. ;
Hogs Reripta, - 1,009 head: market
opened higher; lop, f 10.10; bulk of sales.
610.40WlO.X5.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 309 head:
mantei nigner; lamrnr, f.itio.3e; ewes,
46. 40O700. V
KB HTORK OENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day ea the Leading
Commodities.
New York, Aug. fl. Flour Unsettled.
- Wheat Spot, strong; No. 1 durum, 41.42
No. 3 hard. 11.81: No. 1 northern. Dulnth.
ti.ii; no. j nortnern, , Manitoba, fl.TlH
f. o. b. New Tork.
CornSnot, hrm: No. 2 Tallow. IsUa fl. 4.
1, new iora.
Oats Spot, firm; standard, 64 a 66c.
Hay Steady: orlme. 11.10: No. 1. ll SB;
no. 2, fi.ivvi.jo; no, a, fi.sft; snipping,
I7.69OI.00.
Hops Quiet: stato. common to trhnlce.
1916, 10O17c; 1114. 607 Pacific coast,
isi, ioui4c; ivi4, 7P'c.
Hldes-o-Flrm; Bogota. llUOSSc: Central
America, S3 He. ,
lather Firm; hemlock flrsta. 37c: seo-
onda, 36c,
Pork Firm: metis. f20.00O20.60! family.
i,ara strong; middle west, 114:46014.96.
ranow rirnu city. 7o nominal: coun
try, 74i?; special. Ifec nominal. -
Batter Btrona: receipts. 9.411 tubs:
creamery extras, xx4?4ttc; firsts, lltttf
31c; seconds, IftaOflr.
Eggs Unset t led : receipts. 11.129 cases :
fresh gathered extra fine, 39 0 37c; extra
nrats, sac.
Cheese Htrons: recelota. . l.aJtfi boxes;
state whole milk flats, fresh specials, 18
lite; state whole- milk flats, average
fancy, IIVaC. (
Poultry Alive, firm; broilers, 31c; fowls.
23c; turkeys, 11c; dreaaed. strong; chickens,
36031c; fowls, 110230; turkeys, 31036e.
1 1 1 1 '
' Ceffee Market '
New Tork, Aug., It. There was a re
newal of aost tared liquidation In the mar
ket for coffee futures here today and after
opening unchanged, active months sold
about 4 to I points under last night's clos
ing figures. There was no special feature In
tne newa rrom Braxii that was discussed
around the ring, but the uncertainties of
tranaporatlon still appeared to be an un
settling feature and some of the selling
probably came from buyers on the rally of
yesterday. December contracts eased
off te 9.10c, and May to 9.44c. The close
was at practically the low point and from
to points net lower, sales, 14,000 bags.
September, l.lOe; October, 9.20c; November,
1. 20c; December, i.iie; January, -v.z&a;
February, l.lOct March, 1.86c; April, 9.49c;
May, 4.44o;June, 9.41c; July, IB Sc.
spot coffee steady, me ic, ic; santos
4s, llc. .
There has been some improvement in
spot demand for immediate shipment, ow
ing to strike apprehensions, cost ana
freight offers were reported generally un
changed, comparatively few being re
ceived owing to uncertainties ef ocean
freight room.
The official cables reported a decline or
114 role at Rio, and of, 24 rets In Santos
futures, 1 ' . - ,1 . -
; j " Oil and Koala. -Savannah,
Oa.. Aug. 11. Turpentine
Firm; 42e; sales, 162 bblg.; receipts, 491
bbls.; shipments, 139 bbls.; stock, 29.991
bbls.; rosin, firm; sales, 1,217 bbls.; recelpta,
1,411 bbls. j shipments, 1,0006 bbls.; stocks.
76,167 bbls.; quote: A. B, $6.70; C, t, f6.76;
E, 16.10; F, a, 18.07 h, i.ie; 1. k,
16.10; M, 14.27 4; N, f6.30; WO, f4.4fi;
WW, 44.49.
Metal Market. '
New Tork, Aug-. II, Metals Lead, 16 G
04.76, Spelter, dul; spot, East St. Louis
delivery, 11.00 asked. Copper. Arm; elec
trolytic. f27.00O2l.90. iron. - steady and
unchanged, Tin, quiet; spot, f3l.76OI0-00.
At London: Spot copper. 1104; futures,
1104; electrolytic. 120; spot Un, 170 16s;
futures, 171 10s. Lead, 131 ad; spelter, (63.
flngar Market. 1
few ToVk, '
New TorV' Aug. tl. Surar Raw. firm:
can trlf ugal, 4. 49c ; molasses, 4. 12o ; refined.
quiet; one granulated, 7.0007.26c. Better
demand for raw sugar and an advance of
Ho in prices led to a heavy covering move
ment In the market for sugar futures early
today; Prices at noon wero 20 to, 21 points
higher. ,
Dry Goods Market.
New Tork. Aug. ai.--Amertcan prints
were advanced to 7 lie today and wide
sheetings to ab Asts of I7VfC for 10-4 goods,
oeoing nigner tnan tne prices quoted In
hut. ury goods markets were vorv fever.
isn, aue 10 rising prices . and fears of
railroad strike.
Leaden Stock Mar-tat.
London, Aug. St. American escujitiei
were neglected and lower.
Copper Companies .
.Increase Dividends
New York, Auir. 31. Extra divi
dends by live copper companies were
announced here today. The Utah
Copper company declared an extra
dividend of $1.50 . in, addition to its
rcEUlar auarterlv dividend of ST.5I
a shareV The Butte & Superior Cop
per company declared $5 extra in ad
dition to the regular quarterly $1.25
and the Nevada Consolidated Copper
company will pay 50 cents a share ex
tra and su cents regular. v
The Chino company also declared
$1 extra in addition to its regular
11.25 quarterly and Ray Consolidated
25 cents In addition to the 50 cents
rrgular.
Working Force at Muny
' Auditorium is Cut Down
"The city commissioners decided
that after September 1 the working
force at the Auditorium wilt have to
be reduced to a basis which will agree
wttn tne receipts ot tne Dtuidtng. A
shortage of SM in the Auditorium
fund at this time wilt be met from the"
judgment fund, but the city will not
meet further deficits. Manager
Franke will be so advised. .
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HUGHES STARTS FOR
OMAHA WSEPT. 18
Republican Nominee Will Come
. as Far as Gate City on Sec
- ond Trip West.
RESUMES CAMPAIGN TODAY
Esles Park, Colo., Aug. 31.
Charles E. Hughes, rrpublican nom
met (or president, who has been
spending a brief vacation here, will
resume his campaign' tomorrow. His
itinerary, announced tonight, will give
him little rest until election day, un
less his plans are upset by the
threatened railway strike.
On his return trip cast Mr. Hughes
p)ans to reach Portland, Me., Septem
ber 8. After a brief campaign in New
England, Mr. Hughes pians to reach
Bridgehamnton, N. Y.. where he is
to remain until September 18. A sec
ond tour westward is to begin on that
date, which will extend as far west
ward as Omaha and may include trips
to. Arizona, New Mexico and Texas
border points.
:The present trip eastward is to be
made by way of Kansas City, St.
Louis and contemplates a dip into
Tennessee and Kentucky. ' .
The itinerary for the second tour,
which is to begin from Bridgehamp
ton, September 18, has rot been com
pleted. The last two weeks of his campaign
is to be spent in New York state, clos
ing with an address, November 4, in
Madison Square Garden, New York
City.
Advisory Committee'
Of .0. 0. P. National
Body Gives Advice
New York, Aug. 31. Six rec
ommendations in reference to the
conduct of the presidential campaign
of Charles E. - Hughes were made
to the republican committee by the
recently appointed advisory com
mittee at its first meeting yesterday,
The nature of the suggestions was
closely guarded. Another meeting of
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Here is a way
derfully interesting exploration of the
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There are some 38 of these wonderful trips, including Estes
Rocky Mountain National Park, 14 of which can be made in
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the committee will be held at Chi
cago about September -8.
Those who attended the meeting
were Governor Livingston Beckman
of Rhode Island; Charles G. Dawes
of Illinois: Raymond Robins of Illi-
J.nois; John Wanamaker of Pennsyl-
ivanaia; frank ri. Hitchcock ot Mew
York; A. Ov-Eberhart of Minnesota;
Theodore E. Burton of Ohio; James
Wilson of Iowa; Victor Rosewatcr
of Nebraska, and Mr. Willcox, cx
officio. -
Chairman Willcox left tonight for
Indianapolis to attend the notifica
tion of Charles W. Fairbanks of his
nomination for vice president. He
will go to St. Louis for a conference
with Mr. Hughes on Sunday. The
members of the sustaining member
ship bureau of the republican na
tional committtee, to be known as
the central committee, were an
nounced tonight by Cornelius N.
Bliss, treasurer of the committee.
They are Robert Bacon.1 Joseph H.
cnoate, lheodore N. Vail, William
Cooper Proctor, Charles D. Hilles,
Thomas Cochran, James L. Phillips,
and Harvey D. Gibson. -
Robs San Francisco Bank
Of fight Thousand in Gold
San Francisco, Aug. 31 A youth
ful bandit who robbed the Mission
branch of the Angio-California bank
here today of $8,000 in gold, and who
later was captured in the Golden Gate
park after an automobile chase and
running revolver duel, tonight gave
the police his name as Edward Von
Walden; and said he was the son of
a Cincinnati physician, '
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