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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle this morn
ing were very large, % cars oe,.g reported
in. over half OF all the receipts consisted
OF cows and heifers, with quite a lbsral
spTinkhng Of stOckers and feeders. Tne
large. but among the number on sale were
some pretty fair killers, although a con-
siderable proportion OF receipts w-re on
the trashy order.
As might be expected with such largs
receipts in the morning was well sd anc-d
before the cattle were reauy TO be SHOWN
business. The feeder buyera NeIe The first
TO open the market ana with libetaI sup
plies in sight their bids we're generally
lower. While some OF the pest cattle
brought prices that were not very much
different from last week. the general mar
ket was around a dime lower, especially
the common to medium grades. While che
trade was by no means active, The most
of the desirable feeders changed hands BY
midday.
Ine ,Iade in beef steers was Inclined to-
ward dullness all the morning, although
there seemed 10 be a pretty tar inquiry
Tor good cattle. In fact the duliness
seemed to b. due more to the fact that
there were so many cattle in that con-
siderable time was spent in looking over
mand. When the trade was finally under
way the more desirable Of the cattle solo
with prices weak to lc lower: GOOD
Wyoming cattle sold up 10 alb. Inc Iact
that Chicago was quoted lower did not
help conditions at this point.
owing 10 the very large supply OF cows
and heifers buyers took advantage 10
pound the market quite severely. Prices
tight from the outset were fully l0al5c
lower and the trade was slow, even al the
decline. BUYERS taking their time IN t1lling
orders. Canners as has Deen the edse
for some time back. we're stu in good de-
mand and the market on that kind did not
srow 81 much chP~Ue
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
oorn-fed steers. Ss.25dL00; far to god
corn-fed steers, s.. 40d6.. 3; omInon TO fair
coTn-fsd steers, &.25a5. 90; good 10 choice
range steers. S+.75u5.+J; fair TO god range
steers. A.OOd4B; common TO fair range
steers. s35OdLoO; good 10 choice cows and
Es.4r.s 49,. ali.uu, La4T u gOVd COWS aHrl
bsifers SaO0aS.5 80: common 10 fair cows and
heifsrs. S2O0d3OO: good to choice stocksrs
and feeders. A2tq475; fair to GOOD SOCK
stockers and feeders. S.OOa3.50; stock heif-
ers, S:jGG5.Oo.
Raurfg+ ufaffVe sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
AUCTION SAFE OF STATE LANDS
TweRty-sevcn Thousand Acres TO Be
sold IN s~eptemher.

WASrA, s. D. AUG. T.-tSpeeiaLp-ln re-
sponse to many Inquiries ss to the method
OF disposing Of state land In this vicinity,
Commissioner Thomas furnishes the foilOs-
ing synopsis Of the law:
That by an act Of congress certain lands
OF the government domain Were given 20
the state OF South Dakota for the purpose
Of building up and deyeloping the state and
is various institutions. Approximately H.
20 acres Of this land adjoining Wssts, s
d. on the p. n. e. & y. ". railway
Northwestern IiEeL will 0e sold az puolic
auction TO the highest bidder on September
Is, 1905. This is, strictly spsaklng. sta-s
land. There are no reQuiraments as 10
residence, o~ccupancy.. cultivation or i'm
provsments. might add that the lands 10
be sold are the choicest lands % the state
Of South Dakota having been selected By a
commission several years ago. prior 70 set
Element. thus giving them a vast area Of
land 10 select from, and 1 feel no h%esitanCy
in saying that IL Is positively the choicest
land TO be found in tins section % the coun-
Try. I would suggest that an Interested
parties Nhs des TO- tsi Information and
particulars regarding the iand. the terms OF
sale, and the various details IN connection
thersNiJH. correspond With the secretary OF
the wasta Commercial cIub for full de-
tails.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
MetnI Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. lE-METALS-Therc
t9 rarker' 81 srat az cleo - 80
lures at El39 l5s. Locally the market was
weak. with spot quoted at 9O0d2 =. 90.
COPPER was higher IN London with spot
quoted At SIS LIS Sd and futures at ESQ
ls 81. The local market was weak. how
ever, and a shade lower with Lake quoted
at NG.5Jal3 62lr, sleCJrolytiC al N3S1Lal2 80
and casting at tl3.l2lzdl3S. Lead was un-
changed at el3 Is Sd in Lnndon. Locally
the market was dull Al ~A51iEd4ssls Spell
Tie local market was easy at A67l3dATglv.
iron was unchanged at SOS for STANDARD
foundry and a shade higher al SIS I'D for
Cleveland warrants In the English market.
Locally no change was reported No. 1
foundry northern, H65JdE.25; No. .. SROgd
1875; No. ] southern foundry and No. /
southern. soft. N6.TdlI.g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and QaOtatiOns on
staple and Faacy Produce.


BUTTER-Creamery, No. /. dsIiveled 10
ID. tubs. 32He: 10. i. in 3o-Ie. tubs, $50;
10. tubs. lie; No. Z in lib. c~Srtosa. ale;
No. !, in carload lots, 81 he; No 2 In car
load lots. Is6Ishei country. fancy, tubs
EGGS-Fresh candled. i5c dozen.
CHEESE-Finest Wisconsin full cream.
f fSs ! ta1 Raas; S0fH IN E5 aSs Fs ! IL hoop 3;
In hoop. I5hc; cream brick. full case.
l3Ac; half case lsEe; half dozen bricks.
ers until after October.
BEEF CUISINE. ! ribs. I7c: No. 2 ribs,
lie: No. , ribs. &c. No. l loan, l9He: No. :
No. 2 chuck, 4atc; No. ; chuck. 4c. No. /
round, sl1c; No. ? round 6Ac; No. 3 round.
SIC. No; l plate. &C; No. : plate. &c: No.
VEGETABLES - celery. Michigan. per
doz Sc. Beans. pew wax and string. one
i 1.W; mia. Szc per 10. Cabbage. &c Del
ID. Potatoes, new. per bu-. :Llv Toma-
toes. per 4-oasket crate, soc. Watermelons.
per crats- Asparagus. per doz. iOc. Gu
cumbers, per d0Z.. SOC Onions bermuda.
u.5O per crate: Texas yellow, Sl.S per crate
ruee. per doz., Sc Peppers. southern. 81
Der crate.
FRESH FRUIT-Ary = sa.75aaOo per
k.O1Q5-9 4 80 10. Pluns, as
t-basket crate. Peaches. California 1850,
box Ie1ASs fpazkGA GIAles S4tNs EGAEl.
tL50 A-hSskst SESt% BlAckbsTries. a Rasp-
berries, sac. Cherries, R2. Currants, &,n
Goosebei rieH. 500.
SCGAh-Coarse gran. lated. 6.l0c; ffns
graduated, A70c; cubes. ddDc. powdered,
$50 per ID.
LIVE FOGLThT-Hens, 9Lc; b~roIierS,
lie, roosIeTs, &C. y i5c; ducks, shc,
geese. &c; turkeys, Ice: pigeons. SSe dozen,
squADE, 4ZUO dOzen-
DRESSED POULTRr - Squads. s. i
dozen.
DRIED FRUITs-Raisins. loose Muscstsl
she; fancy seeded. lib. carton. I0c. Cur
rants. u~ncleaned. she; cleaned Sc: carton,
Dc per ID. PTunes, FOq5cc per sack; Tke
per ID. Aprlcots. 2s-ib, boxes. Sc rer ID.
Peaches. California choice, Sc: fancy boxsG
lie per lb. Pears California. lie. Dates,
Persian. elIG. Flss. layers. choice, IUIsc.
Cit-on, ISaAc. Lemon peel. I2c. Oranss
Leel. l3c.
FISH-Hahbut. &C: trout. I4c: piekerel. I0c
pike, lSc; buliheAds. skinned ana dressed,
l3c; white perch. &C. white bass. Ice, BLACK
hass, sc; crappies, loo, white fish. lie
red snapper, lac; l2c; mAcksrsL
lie: goldfish. fresh frozen. l3c; shs6 roe, &C;
BmsIts, lsc; frog legs. 45cs gresa sea Iurus
meat, &c: catfish. sc.
EIDES-Quotattons by J.. S. Smith g. Co.
Green salted, No. 1, ice; No. .. &c; bull
hides. No. l.. Sc, No. p 7c; morse hides.
S2-5D; sheep pelts. &c TO $50, dry pelts, lC
TO l2c per 70: dry flint butcher hides, Icc,
airy fallen hides. ilc: drv sailed hides. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

Features Sf-the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Aug. rL.-Expectation OF an
early movement OF new wheat in the FORTH
OF wheat today on the local exchange. which
resulted IN declines Of nearly &c in all de-
hveries. At the close the September option
was down l4u14sc. Corn was NC lower.
unchanged 70 5171zc over.
With favorable weather for harvesting.
the heller that the movement
will De heavy tooK-a strong hold on many
wheat traders on the local exchange and
they eariy took profits or sold for short
account. The offerings were too much for
a market without any great amount OF out
side speculative support and consequently
a decidedly heavier feeling prevailed from
nom lAal5sc below the best marks for the
Gay. Milling demand was moderate, with
offerings in the southwest ample. Extreme
weakness OF the Minneapolis and Duluth
markets, which Apparently confirmed the
good crDp reports gave additional Impetus
70 the declining tendency here. There was
a moderate rsllying from the low point, but
the close was weak. September opened sd
40 lower TO q shade higher at S2IsdS51sc,
declined to gkc ard closed at aAc. Pri-
mary receipts were Loss 90 bu., compared
With loss, COO bu- on the same day a year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF $50 cars, against 4o2 cars
last week and $50 cars ore year ago.
+ Ideal weather generally for corn caused
free selling OF that cereal at the start and
resulted IN a new decline. The slump in
wheat also inspired some selling, but a
number Of damage reports from central and
southern Illinois and from Missouri tended
~ offset This Influence. The close was
weak. September opened &c 10 H1Tsc
lower at 75lsn75zc TO 754c. sold between %
U75Ikc and ioAkc. and closed at l5i4c. Local
receipts were rs cars, With ninety-four cars
OF contract grade.
Oats opened easy. in sympathy with whea'
and corn. but later the market rallied on
a good shipping demand and on reports
that farmers are stacking their oats rather
than selling at prevailing prices. Oats al
the sampiiBS table were l44sc higher. Ine
market closed firm. September opened tSa
&c 20 hahc lower at bSdk+c advanced tc
4sIsc and closed at iSSc, Local receipts
we're fSs cars.
Provisions were firm early in the day
but weakened owing TO the break In corr
and wheat At the close September porA
was unchanged at H5.07z Lard was Pa
lower at S9-Ai4. Ribs were ST7lzc lower a.
&S.tIlh.
estimated receipts for tomorrow are
Wheat. 81 cars; corn. ei cars; oats .
cars; hogs. I2.C0 head.
Ile leacina tutures ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
GNAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Continued Selling Pressure Of Last
Several Days Causes Slump.
WHEAT AND CORN TAKE DROP
Cables came Lower ahd with Rain
and Favorable weather Cen
sraI Liquidation Forces
Market Down.
HEAT AND CORN TAKE DROP


OMAHA. Aug l., lgs
Wheat and corn take a very noticeable
slump. due 70 the continued selling pres
sure which has been on for several days
past. Gables came some lower again to-
DAY and heavy selling At the start owing
10 the rains and very favorable weather
ana crop conditions generally over the
spring wheat and corn belt. Liquidation
vas general and prices were sold down
much lower.
Wheat opened steady. but soon weakened
on selling induced by lower cables and re-
ported favorable weather throughout the
unued during the session and values were
sold Considerably lower at the close. Sep
tender Wheat opened at &C and closed
at GsAc.
Corn opened steady and values held
their own in face Of lower outside market
ard a lower cash market.
Demand was only moderate and little
Interest developed, with the selling side
the most favored. .
September corn opened at fSc and closed
81 &c.
Primary wheat receipts we're I.OSS,ooo
bushels ard shipments were &3.On bushels,
against receipts last year Of ! 0bs,O00 bushels
ard shipments OF 80. 900 bushels.
Corn receipts were $1,000 bushels and
shipments were 5sI. 90 bushels. against re-
cAipts last year Of SIS. 100 bushels and ship
ments Of $4,000 bushels.
Clea-ances were 1000 bushels pf corn.
0one OF oats. and wheat and flour equal
70 34.0o0 bushels.
Liverpool closed nd lower on wheat and
unchanged on corn
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Reuben l.. Butts to Willis J. Spicer.
half interest In lot ., block ,. Bel
vedere .......... ....S
Elsinore Place company to Sidney
NJ. smith. lots - and e, block
SO. Dundee Place. ............ l,3O0
George W. Sprsgue and wife to
Charles II, Joens, lot 10, block A,
Saunders 4 Himebaughs add
George q. Winston and wife to
Daniel Murphy, $40 feet OF NOS
Smiths addition =. ....,....... 1000
Zena O. Rood and husband to Cath
crime Keenan,, lot s. ubdivision
lots !, >. 8, 4 and .. block /.
Washington Hill go. ...-.... j25
Lydia Beardsley to Frank Hajek,
O'Keeffe's addition =. ......... 300
County treasurer to Caroline Schue-
bel, lots / 20 %, inclusive, and -.
Buell. Piaee. s~ ..'s..
bel. lot 20. Tuthill's subdivision. /
William e. Condit and wife 10 Isa-
bel z Terry, lot 4. block :, Hitch
cocks First addition ....--..., T50
Francis Semon and wife to Joseph
simon. lot IS. block 8, Potter a.
Cobb's addition ............. l
Kate Kenennsy et al TO Alanson
lot ii. Himebangh Place. 1880
William b. Meikle 10 Celina 3
Meikle. lots l and > aud e26 feet
Of lot s. block Z, Forest Hill...... /
. Hastings q Heyden to Jesse NJ.
Stringer, lot . block 9, Fort View
Philip I. Phiibin and wife to Eliz-
abeth Uhl. lot 8 block ], Potter's
a1dltioN l'apV
Spatolo, lot 5. block 6. Shulrs
Second addition. ...... ......... $500
Total sI2,479
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Foreien Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 11.-Monev was plentiful
in the market today and discounts were
easier. Austria secured the bulk of the
SIS. 10000 in gold available. American Sc
Curities had a steady forenoon, ruling well
above parity. Some hesitation. with an
easier tendency. followed. but New York
buying in the afternoon recovered the in
termediate term Of loss and finished
steady.
BERLIN. Aug. 1E-Trading on the Bourse
today was firm on the adviCes from New
York. Prices were easier.
PARIS. Aug. 7.-Prices on the Bourse
today opened firm and became steady
toward the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
E~vaporuted Apples aud Dried Fruits.

NEW YORk. Aus. T.-FVAPORATED
APPLES-Market continues quiet. Fancy
are quoted az I0nI0LC. choice At sac:
prime at SAGE; common 10 lair at IA
siyc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes are SLOW in re-
spending 90 the reports az = short C-on
on the cCasi, with quotations ranging g.l
A. 70 &c for California croD, and fr0u &c
10 Ia for oregon fruit, Apricots are un-
ira cnoiSe. ehalOc. fancy. loLdIlc' Peaches
are firm, with choice quoted az SdSSc: cX-
TIA choice, 9u9lzc fancy. 9I4d1OizC- extra
fancy, lUdllc, Raisins continue qIiet. with
loose muscatel quoted az fs.15Ec; choice
70 fancy seeded at 6d1Ac. seeded al 5dsc.
and London layers AT A.adlE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
EnIarEIns EIeetrLe rlsnt.

sTURGIs. 8 D., Aug H-0specialH-Ths
sturgis Light and Power company is busily
engaged a. present Installing a new engine
which viii furnish IRE necessary power for
a daylight service also electric power for
other concerns requiring motive power. Ar
rangements have already been made
whereby the strugis Roller Mills will be
supplied with electrical power in place %
steam, heretofore used.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
New YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug T-PRTME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-3dt per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steadv. with
actual business in bankers bills AZ N.ss90u
40 for sixty-day bills and at = .s645 for de-
mand, commercial bills. NAd4N4sa.
STLNER-Bar. NAc; Mexican dollars. Sc.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad.
easy.
ruling rate. l per cent. last loan. Ia per
cent; closing bid. ! per cent. offered az l
per cent. Time loans. steady and dull;
sixty days. 2 per cent. ninety DAYS. ~ per
cent. six menths 3zd4 per cen.
Closing quotations on bonds were as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Inttcn

NEW YORK. Aug. IT-COTTON-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. lO.50c: mid
ding gulf. 10. sc. Sales. So bales.
GALVESTON, Aug H-COTTON-Steady.
l1lsc.
ST LOUIS. Aug. E-COTTON-DuH:
middling, lOAc. Sales. none receipts. none
shinmsnts - bales. stock. lilo bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug lT-COTTON-
Spot. quiet and steady; low ordinary. SIC
nominal: ordinary s 5-tsc nominal. good
ordinary. Ac. low middlinE s.; middling
l0c; good middling- 10 T-l6c. middling fair.
10 1916: fair. u s-l6c nominal sales. $50
bales. Receipts SO bales, stock, % ~ bales
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
-. LouIs Live stock Market.

. ST. LOUIS. AuK IE-CATTLE-Re,eips :.
500 head. including I.l0J Texans: MARKET
STEADY; native shipping and export r..
30: dressed beef and butchers stee s
S.God66O; steers under loo lbs. S3.0las.t ~:
stockers and feeders. S2.50d4O'; cow and
hsifers, Se15d6.6: Gamers. S.5Gd1a5; b1Is.
E-50G4 calves, &5oG65o; Texas an1 In
dian steers, S@T5dS.5; cows and h ifeis
H.50G4.O0.
HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head. market Ia
nc higher: pigs and lights, tl2yd4 pack
ers. $3Ha60. butchers ana best heasy.
81. T0d6.s2la.
SHEEP AM LAMBS-ReceiDts. 400
head; market steady; native muttons. - %
ass; lambs S6.OOd625; culls and bucks.
S-50H4O0; stOckers. B.0Od520.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
stock In sight.
sugar sad MoIassrs.

NCW YORK. AUg. T-sTGAP-Rav-
fair refining. 350d35sc; Centr fuga'. IS
test. atVn4C3c: molasses sugar. 3aO63 2Sc.
Refined. quiet; No. :. tfOc. No. T. lT5c:
{. AI0c; No. O. A65c. No. 10. t55c: No. n.
l.H0c; No. Il. 44Sc; No. Is. 4foc; No. "A. l35c.
confectiOneTs A, SOC; mould A.. 5-55c. cut
loaf soc; crushed, sos; powdered. $500;
graduated. SD; tubes. 6f5c.
MOLASSES-Dull: New Orleans open
kettle. GOD 20 choice. 80 &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Kansa. CITY Live stncL Market.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. lT.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head. including 3.00 s0uther1s.
market steady to strong: choice txoo-t
and dressed beef steers. Sc 00dI59: fair Z
good. SA50dS00; western steers, Sc TrM5 Is.
stockers and feeders, S2.EJd4.'O: soCth-ir
steers, &+04450: southern COWS. So q
$50; native cows. 2-25d4.O0; native ha'rers
S.0cdS5o; bulls. S.40d3.jO; calves, ;3.OI
SIS.
HOGS-Receipts, 400 head: make; IOT
.Oc higher; top. 1875; bulk Of sales. Ss.50T
$50; heavy. SAS0H6Sl; packers and tutc reIs,
sb5Qno.s5: light. S625dS 20; piEs. S.-On5T.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 251J
head: market Zoe higher; limbs. -. %
SO; ewes and yearlings. S.tod4 80; Tex's
yearlings. &.25aL0. Texas sheep. y35 n
AS; stockers and feeders. F.25d4cO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

dts5. extra fancy and straight. RS04p;
clear. G1bd2A
PROVIsfONS-Pork. steady; jobbinE,
Sl6.5L Lard. higher prime steam, 5000
a15 Dry salt meats. steady: boxed. extra
short. No clear ribs. 30, short clears.
A7h Bacon. steady boxed. extra short.
n1.gI4 clear RIBS NaNzi short clears,
S0.6zA.
POULTR Y-Lower. chickens. SIC;
springs. 12zc; turkeys. lac, ducks. 7NdSisc;
geese. &C..
BCTTER-Steady. I1dZc.
EGGE-HiEhsr; 15c. case count
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
ST. Jaseph i've stack Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. E.-DATTLE-Reca PTS.
$500 head, including 800 Texans; ma kel
feeders. s2.50a45O; cows and heifers. $50
$50: Texas steers. 42.75a6.5; cows and
hsifers. U.75d4.O0.
HOGs-Receipts. 1000 head. market I5d
sc higher; pigs and lights. S.OOd6TO; pack
ers, siooG6S5; butchers and best heavy.
S6.s0d6&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.5Of
head; market steady; natives, 3.5a6O
lambs. SlDNGA Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
OILS md RorIn.

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. G~.-OIL-Credit bal
ances, uS. Runs, -tO.-is bols- average
Ia, ls7 bOIs shipments, h2,0lS DDls. aver
age. lS5. 644 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Aug. E.-OIL-rurpcntine,
firm, 3l4c.
ROsIN-Firm; \. 3. {. S2S; d. Z S-s5
d3O; r. s-S5d.S: q. 2goH2eo; n. 9.Rn
a45: l. SS5. N. s4Sa+sO; y. @ba55-4;
". q. SH.l5. W. ". s6-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
sIoa. GO, Llv. 1000 ,Isrk.,.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. E-tSpccisi Tele-
fran. b-CATTLE-Receipts. LOO head. mar
ket STEADY: reeves. S.OsdTOo; cows ans hei:-
ers, N.Gsd5.o0; feeders, SlO)d45; calves anu
yearliEgs. Se.T5d35O.
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head; market I5c
higher; range, S635d655. bulk. SR96B.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

Very warm weather prevailed throughout
the corn and wheat region Sunday. 1t is
much cooler in the western portion this
morning. Showers occurred in all except
the st. Louis and Louisville districts.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug H.-WOOL-Frm- me-
dunn grades, combiug and clothing. led39c:
light fine, l69l6hc; heavy fine. udi2c. tue
washed, 3ndZ1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

HUGs-Rec-ipts Of 81 e. as usual on a
Monday, were extremely light. only forty
cars being reported IN. other market
points were also poorly supplied. with the
result that there was a general ADJ ance
ali along the line. At this point the market
advanced lTdl5c and practically everything
In sight changed hands IN good season In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Peoria Market.

PEORIA, H.. Aug. 1L-CORN-Stea5y;
No. ? yellow. 5Tzc; No. 3 yellow, T,h-;
No 3. 1Isc; No. A. 76]sc. no grade, ISc.
OATS-Higher; standard, &c; No. ]
white. 47c; No. I white. bAq4o1Ac.
WHISkY-N.&.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Milwaukee Grain Market,

MILWAUKEE. Aug. l7.-WHEAT-
steady, No. l northern, Sl.lS4ls0s No.
q northern. ~SiI46iiS; September, 9lNc-
CORN-LoweT; No. 3, cash, 7sc, Sep
tember. nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
CoNee Market.

NEW YORK Aug IT-COFFEE-Ths
market for coffee futures closed steady,
AZ net unchansed prices 10 8 points
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
sI2.479

bags, including September at $500, Octo-
UeI, 5.5OW o.ooc, december J.5Oc Marcli.
a.o0c; May, o.oJc, July, 9.b5c, spot Cvr-
lee. steauy, No ! RIO, 30 tsc. No. /
santos, sac, mid coffee, duil, Coraosa,
= g. a l-l,C.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

600. 0od geld reserve. shows wa
cash balances. $3.50. sss $50: Fold coin and
bullion, f5s75l.s0s; gold certificates.
Han naa $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

WHEAT-No. : hard. SsdsDc. No. ) hard.
ss1sdssc; No. 4 hard. 5dSc; No. 8 spring,
CORN-No. D NC; No. 3. lie; No. T.
Gshd 50Ac, No. 3 yellow. 7adFZl4c.
OATS-No. 3 mixed. 441<645c; No. , yell
low, S&ci No. ) white, SAC; No. 4 white,
sc.
RTE-No. ?. 74a75c; No. ). 72QT3c.
-c-eE .CarIot Heeefpta.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
NInneapoIis Grain MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug l7-WHEAT-
Saptember- 90 ~ December SIC: No. /
hard. Si25@l.26, No. 1 northern, S1.:2
al2s; No. : n9rthsrn. Sl1s9l.20; No.
8 northern. sIlSdlt5.
BRAN-In bulk. Sls-50a 2O.0O.
FLOCR-Dull; first patents. S6154
clears. S435G445. second clears. t3-50a