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Not only will you be surprised at his won
derful knowledge OF disease his plain, con
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but at the marvellous rapidity with which his
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goes to the seat of the trouble giving almost
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The Marvellous Cures Made by this Wonder
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Kansas city lave stock Mnrk~.

KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. l6.-CATTLB
Receipts, 5000 head, including la /,
and dressed beef steers, $500 $50; fair
to good. s4.00Q5.6o; western fed steors.
$500 500; stockers and feeders. 81 so d
cows. t2.00QS.2b; native cows. $1,000
.ss native Ky oa hsifsr. 900 bulls
5@Ioc higher. Top. ss.I2h; bulk of
sales. s6.s59s,lo; heavy $5,SSqeoH;
pigs, 3525@565.
SWEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2.No0
head; market strong; lambs, 5000 7.eo:
vs snd ysarl,gSSs s.TT fed
sheep. t4.25G5.26; stockers and feeders.
tI50@6.00. ert
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Total reoeIpts....... lO2 Il
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the mum
her of head Indicated:

CATTLE - Receipts OF cattle at this
point continue very small, there being
heavy falling Off for the week as COM
pared with last week and still larger
decrease as compared with year ago
The receipts today. while somewhat heavier
than yesterday, were still hardly large
enough to MAKE a market and out OF the
number reported in eighteen cars were
through stun not offered for sale.
AS was the case yesterday, the market
was very slow and dull on beef cattle from
start to finish. The supply consisted very
largely OF corn-fed beeves; in fact, very
large proportion OF the total receipts was
made up OF that kind. On the other hand,
there were very few grass beeves on sale
IL seemed to be a case OF too many cattle
OF one kind, there not being enough
grassers 10 fill out with the corn-fed
steers The result was that corn cattle
were very slow and dull and anywhere
from weak TO loo lower than yesterday
Grass beef of desirable quality commanded
about steady prices.
There were not many cows or heifers on
sale but such as there were brought about
steady prices, the market showing very
little change as compared with yesterday.
Tine trade, however, was dull and 1t took
some time TO clean up the few loads on
Aside from one string Of westerns, which
sold at about steady prices, there was
very little in the way Of stookers and
feeders included In the total receipts As
usua! on the last half OF the week. the
feeling was none too strong on that class
| OF cattle.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. ls-METALs--
There was a moderate advance IA tho
London tin market, with spot closing at
the scarcity of supplies available for
immediate delivery renders holders very
nrm in their views and the market ts very
nervous ana dinneult 10 gauge, Bscs OF
ttl.i0 are heard. and some holders ara
ssking as high as $3.50. Futures are
easy Copper continues arm in the 10, /,
market. with lake quoted at sise2h o
49,; eise,rolytic At .iss7h @is.9O; ana
market was . shade higher with spot
quoted at fsS las Sd and futures at as
los. There was no change in the market
for lead: With spot egOtsa a. ,aIS, in IhS
spelter also was unchanged in 10th mar
ksss. With spot quoted AZ .IOo Oslo To-
was lower abroad. with standard foundry
aetivs and hrm. 10. j foundry, noSthsr =
aeriS. = at 'is,E9issO; No. ! foundry
foundry southern At s1s.00Qisa6.
ST LouIs Avg is-MErALs-I..a..
0Ns@A ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Down Esrlyl Up Again on shOrt
Covering
FOREIGNERS CONTINUE TO REDUCE BIDS
Domestic and European situation
Favorable TO Besrs--september
Corn Beaten Down Nearly n
Cent-Cash Market weak.


OMAHA. Aug. ls, 1906.
The September wheat option was on
early seiIi ,, &c lover on the weakness
amount Of selling the snorts began to
cover and prices went to about ysster.
Foreign crop reports were fatorable and
slow and again bids from foreigners wer;
eeptanees from hrst hands are said 10 have
poen nght. The northwest market, which
r,ss,.r weak, sent reports that the early
The yield there lie reported large and Of
exee.lent quality. Option trade Is light.
cent IN corn beat September nearly 9
s .iSaders who have so far been on the othe,
sloe. but whose Ideas have been changed
crop. Deferred futures sympathized in a
measure Over the country generally ae.
Ss Pt,tances are said TO be increa sing and a
essb nIrvsmsnt is expected soon. The
az srimary wheat receipts were $1,000 bush
rece.nf c shipments $500 g, bushels, agains!
shipments OF $4,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were $4,000 bushels and Shipments iiS,0O
bushels and shipments of Of 81 S Go % SusSeIs
Siearances were 2SS 900 bushels wheat
JAZZ 5 barrels nour. 400 bushels corn and
Liverpool closed Sahd lower on whea,
and hdHd lower on corn.
weeks rains through the west there wer,
Indications yesterday that the movement
OF corn 70 market had begun. The eair
log at any one point. but at the rate OF
increase reported by receivers and cast
handlers yesterday the effect will be verJ
apparent at the terminal markets in an,
other week. Corn receipts at Chicago hav,
been running under 100 cars average fol-
than shipments for the month to, date
rivals here within a week were freel,
TENDER Ia the month Of large receipts II
corn, believe, with the present prospects
take advantage OF the premiums on th,
corn"
Local range of options.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Woof Market.

BOSTON. Aug. 16-wooL-The market
shows Improvement, the conservative trade
holding also that the coming season viii
be marked by steadiness. II Is stated that
only few mills have a fair supply of raw
material left Montana Is said 70 be cleaned
up with the exception OF 600o,0 900 to 1000, U01
lbs Territories are In fair demand. A
good business Is done in pulled woods. The
foreign grades are steady. Kentucky. In
diana and Missouri, combing. three-eighths
blood, SsltqeSc; combing, quarter blood, ssq
months, 2q7sc; fine. six 70 eight months.
6sG70c; fne. fall clean. 61d63c. California
secured basis, northern good. sSd70c; middle
county. G6I6Sc; southern, 6sd6sc; fall, 566l
SIC. Oregon. secured basis, eastern No. i
staple. Na?se; eastern No. clothing, ga
6Sc; valley No. 1, 60462c. Territory staple
secured basis. hne,I 73d75c; fne medium,
ssq7oc; medium. s5d6ec; Territory. ordinary,
secured basis, fine, 70Q7lc; hne medium,
esq70c; medium, 6S6esc. Colorado and New
Mexico, spring. secured. X. 6sd7oe; No 1.
e4q6sc. Pulled woods secured basis. extra
mare me a, S6ssc; supers, eOa64c;
ST. LOUIS. Aug. ls.-wooL-steady; me-
dium grades. combing and clothing 24d3Sc
light nne. lsGz2c; heavy. l4917c; tub
washed S2dSsikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produces.


EGGS-Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, lee
LIVE POULIHY-Hens. sac; ROSTERS,
SC; turkeys. l2Ql3c; ducks, 'qsc; sprins
BUTTER y Facing stock lbitc choice
H1Y~FTise. qSStsaa BY 3 g sa; ed sSS s;
coarse, NssS sr co. h E,yen straw 100
ToMAToEs-Home grUwn, per basket Of
wXX BEANs--Per market basket Of
"? TuRSIPs. SEErs AND cARRors-P"
LEAF -Hothou,.. per aoA
CEi.ERY-Per dos. 900.
0NIoNs-Home grown. alc per ID.
NAVY BE4Ns1Per bu' s.. IS; No. 4 uN
LIMA BEANs-Per lb.. Bye.
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRvITs.
ORANGES-Nalencias, all sisss. $500.
.l nS S 30 sias. s 80 S size. S' Other
8ANANxsNier medium-sI.ed bunch.
81 iSg2: e; tnmeos. q 6oess:@
PoTAToEs-Ps:s p 2nf &C
souri, nhAG per s-basEet crate. Hstsiss; Cali.
lorna Elbertas, per box, $40.
Pill MS-tsplifornia, AsOOQl.7h
pEARS-Bartlett per box. sl&@2@
wATERMELoNs-Pcr h.. lXc. or about
cANTELoUPEs-Co Colorado and Arisona,
per crate G Sfiiand BEEF I PsicPE Gsaes A
&c; sS is,j q S is,if iSssi i q NJ
SS r s 49, g. chuck NS ' scd SS sssn
plate. SC; No: . plate, ftte: Nc. plate. 10.
GG 54EEyEfsS: s's Ser VI le! e. ssl, M
CHBEsE-swiss; new, ice; Wisconsin
wins wins i ls young americans. Ie.
SUGAR-Granulated cane In bills, S.ssi
graduated cane. IN sacks. s.si; graduated
0f sS'R Il DS s- &c per gal; In cases
lob cans, !l7o: eases, 4 6-lb. cans. ti.so;
'1 coftFsE-ROastod. No: IS INC per b.;
g. X aS Sss 3; II; +. = s r. ,'' No.
crop per b. isc; hard shells. per 1 H..
iic Pecans large. per h.. lac; small: per
lS 11s c sa4 . TsS' peP per D d. ls ssFa
shells, per h.. lSc cOcoanuts' 'aOO psr sack
sSsTlsF 5s FI isS iS. Slss sh . e.
erel, No. /. $500; No I, 1880; No. 3. 1000;
Irish NS ss . AsfSn Eo IN ss' si u:
Holland. mixed, tli.0o; Holland herring. in
kegs, mixers, B0c; kegs. mixed. Toe,
CANNED GOODS Corn. standard west
ern. 559t0c;. Maine, n,ls; Tomatoes, s.ib.
Pies. grated S.lb,, ,lO6GSS0; sliced, u.sJp
a gallon sPpsss fanny eSYs c9iscSn,s
H iansEk Salmon red fsnsS cninSSs r.
nlO fSncy rosssysS F. .;sGaa '1sE S.ss
| tatoes, n.iedi. rs; sauerkraut. 800: pump
| kins, SocGt.oo; wax beans, i-lb. 7b4soc
lima beans. 2-lb., 7bc9u.s5; spinach, Il, Is;
,hssE, peas a-ib'' eoc; extra 's@soc; fancy
HIDES AND TALLow-oreen saited
No. I, i23tc: No 2, llts: full hides s'1gs nc;
+ l.5Ods25; sheep peits. 5oc@s1. Is. TaHow. Ma
| l, &c; No. 3 Sc
WOOL-Per ID. 1s6zsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17

e. d. Samson and wife to Alva L
Timbln. lots 6 and l. block is, Cen
trail Park add, and other lots ....g 1
Aiva L. Timblln ct al to Highland
Realty company, lots and 10
Kate L. Kyle and husband to Alice
NJ. G. Johnson, lots Is and is, block
u Reeds ..:....;::...:.,......;.... oIoa
Root; wy OF lot : and $40 feet OF
Henri. "; Bishop TO Flora N. Hall,
lot 8. block 4. Omaha Yiew...,.,,. "a
William A. Paul and wife to John
Paul, e40 feet OF lot 5, block IN"
Stephen d. Bangs and wife to James
II; Lite lots and 8, block IT, Sum
nit add ......-........r.......... n
Mary NJ. Reed ct al to Arthur Theo-
dore, lot 49, block Z, Shulls M,,,.,, lao
Thomas c. Kennedy and wife TO
Sarah Nessley. ma OF lot o. block
!, Lakes .........,..s....,........ l,6lo
E. d. Samson and wife to Alya L
Timblin, Jr., lots 10 and H. block 4Ss.
Grand View, and other lots......,!. 100
George Thompson and wife TO Vir-
ginia Grace Dybal. lot 8. block =
Hanscom Place ....................... ASoo
o. NJ Forkel 70 Ernest n. Forkel,
lots 20 and q, block T. Wise a
Parmalee's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Carrie Noll and husband to Mabel
v. Ravens lot IS. Luke a Temple
tons .....s.....,......s......... 30
Iotal sszsbLs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
stnch In sinh
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-COTTON-spot
closed steady; middlng uplands, i0.Soci
midd,lngs gulf, 10. 35c: sales, 500 bales,
LTVBRPooL. Aus i6.-CoTToN-spot
moderate business done: prices two points
lower: American middung tair, e.oSd; good
ding. 5.Ssd; good ordinary b.1td: ordinary,
8. tod, The sales OF the day were 7.o0
bales OF which 800 were for speculation and
export and included $500 American. Re.
ceipts, $500 bales. all American.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. l6.--CQTTON-
Quiet; middliug. l0Lc. Sales. l,l@ bales
receipts, "a bales; shipments, e6i bales
stock, iS.167 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. is-coTToN-
Spot closed Irregular; sales, $50 bales; low
ordinary, ll-16c. nominal. ordinary,
S-lec, nominal; good ordinary, Sac; lov
mi 1dling, ? b-iec; middling, 10 slice; FOOD
middllng, 10 il-i6c; middling fair. II 1-leei
fair. II ll-l6c; receipts, 300 bales; stock
PASS bales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

fricee on BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Aug. l6,--c1ear weather In the
for a decline IN wheat today which re-
suited In the price touching the lowest
point In several years. the September option
s sas GA At n Corn a. the ns Sos soSs
Oats showed a loss Of NC. Provisions
we're 2itc to nc higher.
For the FIRST time In over three years
that price being shaded NC on a few trades
In the September option. made within the
nrst hour OF the session. The market was
influenced by lower cables and continued
aesota and the Dakotas. After the hrst
display OF weakness the market held fairly
I!eady throughout the day The close was
.ss S owsrp S 10 opened sold shade
9Jlc and 7cft@hc and closed at 7Oxc.
clearances OF wheat and flour were equal
70 HS.SOo bushels. Primary receipts were
bushels for the corresponding time q year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF as cars against isS cars
last week and SI cars year aso.
caused q weak tone in the corn market
during the greater part OF the day. Cash
houses and pit traders sold freely. The
s ssso was fairly STEADY ssRtsmbsf OPENED
lSc and closed az 4sqb4sko. Local receipts
were SO cars with Is cars OF contract grade
Oats were quiet and weak. September
SIC. sold on to sO,ie and Closed at so,tc C
Local receipts were 1ss cars.
Provisions were firm. September pork
SS'is &c ' ssser ko. a nsa. krf brs :,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
~ cars; corn. sc cars; oats. go cars; hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17

HOGs-For the first time since August 3
II was possible to quote the hog market
a little higher today. The advance was
not very great, nor was II the same on
all classes OF hogs; stlll the general mar
ket could safely be quoted as sc higher
than yesterday. As a matter OF fact some
others less. The top was TIC higher than
yesterday. The trade was not very active
at the advance, but still the most OF the
hogs sold in reasonable season, becoming
II anything a little lower toward the last
From the sales below II will be noted
whereas yesterday they brought S.IoQ5.so.
Light hogs went largely at SS.s0@6.O0, as
against s5,s6mS.95 for the bulk yesterday.
From the tables of receipts It will be noted
that the arrivals this week are running
considerably ahead Of the record for last
week and for a year ago. II might also
DO added that the receipts for the hrst
half OF the month show a gain OF 1859 as
compared with the corresponding period OF
year ago.
Aa 49,. - L.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17

sHEEP-Receipts of sheep were light to-
DAY, only seven fresh cars being reported
decidedly smaller than last week, but con-
siderably larger than a year ago. 1t was
10 O'Clock before anything arrived at the
yards. but the demand was good and In
spite OF the receipts being 80 late the offer
ings were taken about as soon as they could
be sorted UP and put In shape for sale.
steady market. Four cars of lambs, The
best that have been here in a long time.
res d desirsps sEse stuf A. wo5 br 6whs "no'
Quotations on killers: Good TO choice
spring lambs, S. 7657.3 30; fair to good
spring lambs, t6.25q6.75; good TO choice
yeariings, $500 500 fair to good year
iings, s6.a696.50: good to choice wethers,
~ d a s 90; fair to good wethers, 5000
fair to good ewes. sS.s0@43o.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs. $5.754
e.Sbi yearlings. s5.009b:to; wethers. $3.50
44.7b: ewes. s3.50@4.2b.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17

for further Improvement and the market
closed nrni Copper shares were steady.
especially Boston md Montana. Foreigners
were quietly steady. Russians eased near
quoted at 1o3hc. The stock exchange will
close Saturday. August Is
PARIS. Aug. l6.-Prices on the bourse
today were very firm. Russians were well
maintained, the news from Russia not hav-
ing any influence on the market. Russian
bonds OF 1904 were quoted at 1000.
BERLIN. Aug. ls.-Trading on the bourse
today was irregular. iron shares rising up
on the American market report while Rus
SLAMS were lower upon the declaration OF
martial Jaw In the Caucasus. Pennsyl-
vania was higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
New york Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. l6.--MONEY-On call,
Arm. Sd4 per cent; ruling rate. 81 per cent;
closing bid, 81 per cent; offered at per
cent; time loans very strong; sixty days,
Q per cent; ninety days, 56f5h per cent; six
months, bAG6 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 5tde
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Steady at
A.S4T5 for demand and at 81 .sl90Q4 .S196 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, Ns71td4. SO
and N.5hQ4.S6; commercial bills, A.dSsq
4Nh
silver = Bar, ssNc; Mexican dollars.
'BsoNDs-eovernnaent, steady; railroad ir-
regular
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
new. q nd; American mixed, old. Is "a;
futures quiet; September, e "a; December.
VIEW roRk GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on Various
Commodities.

commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. is.-FLoUR-Reoeipts
ssSS SDs o sSPpr nITS as ssi patehs
80; Minnesota bakers, SS.lVnSS0; winter
patents, tas06LB; winter straights. $3.50
grades, q. 16deeO Rye hour, active; fair
20 good. H.S0s.B; choice TO fancy sS'eoa
CoRNMEAI-steady; fine white and yell
Low, 9 VOLS; coarse, n.io9Ll2: kiln dried
RYE~NOminal; No. = western, SC. c /.
wHEAT-Recsipts. 1900 bushels Spot
market steady; No. 2 red. Tsate. elevator;
No red. 77sse, {. o. b., ahoat; No. north.
s sard p %intea c b. o. shoSi options G
yeioped further weakness and closed Hs TO
coHN-Rsceipts. 1850 bushels; exports.
* . sSsss .ns spGs MARKET ea ssoai no NO
market was weak on the besrish. Price
ton, Closing n To Nc net loWsr. az foi-
cfTseR.eeiDts. Zoo ssSSo bSs Ss%Se exports,
oats a e "a S posnd %'iH e nssSrs White
S % o Bounds. aiisGssS4e, w -
.hpmsni Midd iRnias s sscS HusS.t sEiD
,HxY-.ouIe.; shipping. s6G7sO; sOOd to
HoPs-0uiet; state, common to choice
1905 ii01sc; 1904, nominal; olds, nominal
Pacinc coast. 1905. nGiSc: 1904 12c; olds'
HIDEs-steady; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs
zoe; California, q to q pounds, nc; Texas
dry, "a TO % pounds, 19c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, fsd77hc.
PRoVIsIONs-Beef. barely steady; fam
w SO ocg11-oo; mess. Ssoogs6oi beef hams n,
india mess. rs. soSi1s sO Sut meats. duieti
picked bellies, sl0.0od130o; picked shoulder,
steady; western steamed. S. 7ods Is; renned
steady; continent, 1875: South America
1900; compound, Tl3h67.37h. Pork
steady; family SIS 5oq1s.oo; short clear, $40
@1s0o; mess. t1S.25@ieB.
TALLoW-steady; city 90 per pks). S.
RICE-steady; domestic, fair TO extra
5hn6Ac; Japan. nominal.
BUTTER-F1rm; street prices for extra
creamery, 22h@z3c; ofilclal prices. cream
cry. common to extra, 17h@221sc; reno
waited, common to extra, 12G20c: western
factory. common to firsts. ls9ishe; western
CHEEsE-strons; state, full crearrs
large and small fancy, I'm 41ihc; state
to good, ION q11kc; interiors. "a a
1okc; skins, full to best, DC.
E0GS-F1rm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, AGsoci STATE
| choice, 22Q25c; state mixed extra, 22d23c
western nrsts. 1sa1she; western seconds
PoUITRY-Live, steady; western
chickens. llhc; fowls, lsc; turkeys, lac
14a1sc; turkeys, 11@1Sc; fowls. 100
| 13hc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
al. Louis aenereI Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l6.-wHEAT-Lower
on track, No. 2 red. cash. 6e97oitc; No.
hard. es4nhc; September. eessc, bid; De-
CoRN-.Tower: on track. No. cash,
ts1t14sc; September, +61kc December, n%c
No. white, 6146lkc.
oATs-Lower; on track, No. 2, sac; Sep
TENDER. 9okc; December, s2%9S2sc: No. ;
white, %dS4hc.
FLoUR-steady; red winter patents
stssSIsc: extra ,sd fsncg sHs ,st55ssisht 's7t
sIAD-rimothy steady; t3.6o@4oo.
CORNMEAL-Steady; $3.50.
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track Tq75c
HAY--steady; timothy. 3126o@1S.oo
prairie, $s.009l0.50.
IRON-coTTON TIES-s1.ooh.
BAGGING-s i;i6c; hemp twine 7tc
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, higher; t17.o2h
Lard, higher: prime steam. $40. DR.,
salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts
3e.S7h; clear ribs, Se.62M; short clears
1915. Bacon. steady; boxed extra sh
!ioiah; clear ribs. slo.s7h; short clear
PoU l. T r Y-steady;. chickens. s1sc
springs, 12c; turkeys, 1stc; ducks. sic
BUTTER = Steady creamery, ls@2sMc
dairy l7GD21r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
81. Louis 1--we sock Market.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug l6.--cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head, including 5000 Texans;
market higher; native shipping and ex-
butcher steers, ,l:oo9S:sO; steers under
/ 900 pounds, S3.0064.75; stockers and
feeders. i2.5O64.25 cows and heifers,
.2.0O9b.7b; Gamers. .l.oo9l.76; bulls
400: calves, s4o09l75; Texas
heifers, sio0@s.56.
HoGs-Receipts 5000 head; market
strong; pigs and lights, sS.75QG25;
heavy, ts.ooG6aB
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1870
head; market steady; native muttons.
bucks, s2.76 q 800; stockers, s3.5096.i5.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
New YORK. I've s,ocL w-rt,.t

NEW YORK. Aug 16.-BEEVEs-Re
ceipts 30e head none on sale; Re ng
steady; dressed beef steady at T@7h Ter
pound for native sides
cALVEs-Receipts. 14s head; market
steady; veals sold at SIS to $3.50 ner 100
s SfSis ana ai psiswsrs Ts v S
dressed veals steady at shm1sc per
pound; country dressed az 59i0hc.
sale, market FEELING nominaliy Arm
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts 1880
head: sheen firm. lambs active ana ESQ
n nonnas. S esiips SEQ smsg ~ Per 100
two cars OF ex'ra Kentucky lambs at
$3.50; culls, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
New York Mining stocks.
Bank of England statement.

LONDON. Aug. l6-The weekly state
ment OF the Bank Of England shows the
Following changes: Total reserve increased
bullion increased f72o. SOC 600, other securi-
ties decreased fl74,000, other deposits de-
creased elSS, 900 public deposits increased
HI, 600, notes reserve increased Rl,l4s,
900. government securities unchanged. The
proportion of. the banks reserve to LA
bility this week Is 5007 per cent, as COM
pared with S.7s per cent last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Foreign Financial.

active demand and rates were easier todsv.
Discounts were steady. Trading on the
stock exchange developed some irreSu.
ing. particularly In home rails, while Tea
OF dear money caused q slight setback in
eonsole. The good bank statement how
ever, checked the decline. Americans opened
nrm. Union Pacific and Southern Pacife
were features In the forenoon on dividend
anticipation. and other issues quietly ad-
pathy. Later Wall street was responsible
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Bank of France Statement.

PARIS, Aug. 16.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes In circulation, de-
creased ls,676,00of; treasury deposits I'm
creased 49, 7V0, 000f; general deposits de-
creased s4.S50. 0o0f; gold In hand. decreased
s. 400 000f; silver in hand. increased ,s76 000f
bills discounted, decreased 50, ,CO0f ad-
vances, decreased IL, 450, 0O0f
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-17
Date lpos. llsOs 1904 IlsOs. 400 1891 1850.
TUESDAYS SHIPMENTS.

TUESDAYS SHlPM EMS
The following shows the number or cars
Of stockers and feeders shipped 70 the
country and their points OF oestinauon'
CATTLE Cars.
r. w. Pittman, Cooper, la.-Mil. ..:....'.''
W. p. Hume, Des Moines, ln:-R. l.'''''''
Midday & Co., Mabern, Ia.-Wab. ;;;....''''
Robert Denton, Wasnington-N. W.....'''
J. r. Berry, Washington-N: W......'''''"
John Ruether, Valpdraiso-U. P........'.''
c. F. Estis Percival, Ia,-Q....,,....'...''.
r.. Kyle. MARYLAND, MOO: :..;;;..'''''''''
T. F. Jordan Dunlap, IAN. WIN"
" A. SHEEP. DID.
Johnson & c., Ames-U. P..........,...;.'..
G. a. Reed Co, Dunlap, Is.7I. G..;''.''.'
w p. Campbell Woodpine, Ia. C....''.
w, w. Cook, Dunlap, la. C............
7. D, Callins, Portsmouth la'-Mil'''''''.'
p. Kampt Avoca, la.-k. 1...:......'..''.'''
Kampt Bros, Avoca, lar l.::...''..'''
George Zieglor, Arlngton-N. W........'".
HDhsES Cars.
K T. Armington. Jacksonville. Fla.-M' r. /
7 The official number OF cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
- h.