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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
NEW YORK. STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Makes Some Recovery, but
Undertone is Uncertain.
PROFESSIONALS HOLD AIOOF
Adverse RumOrs Regarding Harri-
mans Health Send Prices Down
ward-sharp tain In FinaI
Five Minutes.

NEW YORK, Aug. g7.-The stock mar
ket made some recovery today, but the
undertone was hesitating and uncertain.
" was plain that the drastic liquidation
number Of weak spots, at which the ag-
Bressive bear party might renew lts opera
tons, Adyices dealing with the health OF
ing and Wal Street, II must be admitted,
Is Just row primarily interested In the
future course OF the Hartman properties.
ness on the part Of the professional eie.
rhent, though purchases Of the standard
issues on further recessions were coun-
sciled.
one Of the features Of the day was the
persistent pressure brought TO bear upon
United states steel. The stock was Freely
previous days low price. First prices
were up ali the way from " in Union
Pacific common and preferred to ~ In
mes HIGHER BY a point. Trading was
active, but orderly, and the buying was
sufficiently impressive 70, warrant the Pc
lief that Il had Us orEin m respon .b0rs
contracts was also INDUCED In. Early
gains were soon lost sSysysr ts %l,n N tns
the expense of diminished. operations.
During the early afternoon business con-
tlnued very dull. Just before the elosl7g
the list sold off abruptly on rumors again
associated with Mr.. Hartman, and for a
time the market looked sdually, but In the
final five minutes this condition under
went another change in favor o. better
prices and general net gains for the day.
The closing, however, was decidedly ir-
regular.
rnents point to a slight gain by local banks
from the interior. There were no marked
changes In the general monetary situation,
which reflects the greatest ease all over
the country and abroad. The report of
Inc Missouri Pacific railroad company for
the fiscal year was rather Disappointing,
for while total operating revenues in
creased over $500. 90, expenses increased
more than 81, SoO,Oo leaving 6 decrease In
net Of 500, 900. A
The bond market was Irregular, WIN
much less business than on the previ9us
day. Total sales, par value, S4,l4LOVy;;
There were no changes In government
bonds. 1919 ,otattops
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle today num-
bered only about thirty cars, which was
not enough to really make a market. Such
cattle as there were here generally sold
before the clese at prices that did not
look very much different from yesterday,
but as usual when the run ls SO small
theer was no particular life or activity to
the trade.
Cornfed beeves nave held up fairly well,
owing to the fact that supplies Of that
market has had an easier tendency and
could be quoted today 10Q15o lower h a
last week. On the other hand western
cattle, which have constituted the
bulk OF the receipts, have shown
q greater decline. being safely 2opSoc lower
The best cornfed cows and heiters and
common cAnners Rave not shown mitch
change for the week. In fact, Gamers
have been pretty good sellers all the
week at prices not materially different
from last week. on the other hand the
safely 2o09oc lower than last week.
The best heavy feeders have not declined
SO very much, but fair to good cattle are
15Q2oc lower and the common light cattle
$4,000 lower than last week.
eornfed steers. N.O0af,56 fair to good corn
fed steers, $s.4QqIoo; common TO fair corn
fed steers, t45086.40 40; good TO choice range
steers, S5.00d5.b0; fair to good range steers,
A.5015.0o; common to fair range steers,
ss5sgtSS: go0d 70 choice COWS and hsitsrs
S8OOa3.s0; common to fair cows and hsifers,
SlTbdsO0 good TO choice stockers and
feeders, t4.00Q5,0o fair to good stookers and
feeders, t3.50pA00; common to fair stock
ers and feeders, H,oo9a.5o; stock helfers
s.. 7593.60; veal calves. S2D0Q6.60; bulls,
bulls, stays. etc, t2.6od34.So.
ReureEAufatlVS sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

CARROT ReceTDts
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
REVIEW OF TRADE
Encouraging Reports Come from All
Principal Cities.
FALL PURCHASES ARE LARGE
s~essouable Activity Continues In
Wholesale Dry Goods Market
Men's Wear Fabrics
Firm.

NEW YORK. Aus. E.-R q. Dun's
weekly review Of trade tomorrow Will say!
From the principal cities come such re-
ports az large fan purchases active
demand" sales exceeding best previous
years" large number Of visiting buy;
ors' and outlook Tor every active iSil
trade"
A striking proof Of stronger business con.
ditlons h furnished by the large reduced
total Of business defaults. S~easOnWple
activity continues In the Wholesale dry
goods market. special sales Or various
Kinds attracting many buyers. The tmml-
hence OF the september report on rev cot
ton Is q factor Ia the holdlng a OF future
is slnl above the level Of manufactured
The otenikes OF fancy dress goods lines
for spring have net been attended with the
active demand noted when the staple mills
priced their lines for the season. spot
silks are IN moderate demand, ppt many
mills are htiil working on old orders ena
there are many substantial orders booked
for SPRING delivery ON staple ieeIloh,
strong. Fncy fall knit wesr. is 10 good
demand, but heavy underwear Is still slow,
we'll on seamless goods ana the fuil-tashs
Toned mills are making slow progress on
the spring trade.
as fresh contracts are Concerned trade ~
demand for hides continues And sales OF
both domestic and foreign hides are larger,
Prices on leather are easy Is a rule, but
SOME varieties are steady, Trade lie
spasmodic, but Improvement IL confidently
looked for before long.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
stock in slight.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
staple and Fancy. a Prices Far
ninhad nv RuYera ana WholeanIarn.

staple an0 Fancy Prices Far
nIshed by Buyers and Wholesalers
BUTTERLcreamery, No. l. delivered to
the retain trade IN lib. cartons, INC; No.
/, in 6O-lb, tubs. 21c; No. 4. in Lib. car
tons, 95c: in SO-lb. tubs, 34c, packing stock,
ish@20Mc; fancy dairy, tubs, 539afo; COM
mon roll, fresh made, 1SU1sHe. Market
changes every Tuesday.
E~GGs-Fresh selling stock, ,eandied, go.
CHEEsB-Finest Wisconsin full cream
twins, 15c; Young Americas, In hoop,
lbhci fayorits, 8 In hoop, tsci daisies, 20 In
hoop. 151kc; cream brick, full case. 1bc:
block Swiss, 1kci full cream limburger. Ice.
POULTRY-Broilers, 16o; alive, springs,
16c; hens, 10c; cocks, 7c; ducks. 10ci geese.
Sc; turkeys, 15o; pigeons. per dog. Csc;
guinea fowls. per do4, $780, squads, per
71c; COCKS, s4ci ducks, lie: geese. nh6;
turkeys, &c.
~FIsH-Fresh, caught, almost ali are
dressed: HRlibut, Sc; buffalo, DC: trout,
1901 bullheads. 1tei catfish, 17ei crapples,
sunfish, eQ9c; black bass, zc; whitefish,
1sci pike, lie; salmon, t4c; pickerei, Toe.
frog legs, S5c. Fresh frozen: Whitefish,
No. 1, Zoe; round, Sci ~pickerel, dressed,
and headless, &c; round, Co. pike. dressed,
Toe; round, &c; red snappefs, 12c; Spanish
maekerel, Isc: native maokerei, S5c each.
FRESH FRUITS-Florida p~ineapples, 1ss
TO 4Ss, $40 per crate; grape fruits, 80 size,
per box, H; 4e size, $3.50 81 sire, ST. ba-
hanas, fancy select, t1.5OR2.OOj apples, home
grown, per bu. basket. 7b9Sl.O0; market
basket, 4Be.
BEEF cUTs-Rfbs: No. 1, 16Hoi No. 2,
12ho; No. q. Sci Loin: No. 1, 1Se; No. 3
13he; No. 3, &c. Chuck: No. 1. 90; No. 2,
4hc; No. 8. &c. Round; No. ], DC; No. Z,
TIC; No. 8. &c. Plate: No. l. 80; No. 2, 4e;
No. s. skc.
VEGETABLEs-Kansas sweet potatoes,
$50 per Dbl. Celery, Michigan, SOC bunch
Cabbage, home grown, 1hc per ID. Wis
consin RED GLOBE onions, &c per lb. Cali
fornia oaulifloweT. 800 per crate. Toina-
toes, home grown, market basket. soc
crate, 500. Lettuce. per doz.. Abe. Par
ships. turnips, carrots, 7bo per dos. Flor
IDA new beets, carrots, patsnips. turnips.
etc. per doz.. 75c.
POTATOES-New. CSC per bu.
l green, 1901 No. 1 cured, lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Nervous and Prices Are En-
ratio Friday.
NEAR FUTURE GOES UP SHARPLY
Corn Held steudy by Droath Reports,
but seIiins on Ad-
vances takes Edge OFF
the Market.


OMAHA. Aug. q. f9e.
tn whrat market was nervous ana prices
Ntte errAtc. The flrmness IN Liverpool,
Ign. ..at.ltina shipments and comparative
nod rae lUcctpts In the northwest markets
case tIe p a. future 10 advance SHARPLY.
me tAraahHB returns throughout the
spIlng Nneat district are bearish. but the
movement continues light and Further ad-
vance are ear. cited.
Corn p lces are hrId steady by the brouth
Iepert, out on any advance elevator con-
eerhs seem TO have plenty OF corn TO sell
hHq thls tskes the edge off the market.
Wheat had IN advance al the start on
LIh cables ana light receipts. buying be-
cAtne general and further rallies nettcJ
gains which were well sustained by tho
stronger cash situation. Light country
shipments were the feature.
Corn WRs duh and showed no activity
ana TIC not respond to tho early buying
ana advance In wheat. The cash market
was SLOW and values were unchanged.
AFTER noon there was a rally and the
market closed In a firmer position.
primary wheat receipts we're s14, 900
bushels and shipments were ete,O0o bushels,
against receipts last year Of 907, 900 bushels
and shipments of 46l.00o bushels.
Una corn receipts were 327, 900 bush
CTS ana shipments we're 2ll000 bushels,
against receipts last year Of $4,000 bush
els and shipments OF 472,0o0 bushels.
Clearances were $50 bushels OF corn, 800
bushels OF oats and wheat and flour equal
10 10000 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'd lover 10 Id higher
on wheat ana I'd TO I'D lower on corn.
h"Cai rahse o. up'i,nA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROv1s1oNs
Features Of the Trading ond Closing
Prfees on Hoard of Trade.

EFlcea on bOaEd OF Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. T.-Ekceilent demand
Tor cash wheat here and in the northwest
inspired lively buying Of the options in
the wheat market here today, resulting in
q material rally; Closing figures showed
and provisions also closed strong.
Decided strength developed in the wheat
market. following slight eaRne at the
start, due to declines at the principal
European grain centars. Congestion in the
September delivery, and an incidental bulge
feature OF the first hours trading. The
sharp advance in the price OF the nearby
delivery prompted considerable covering
Ing in a fair gain in that month. sentl-
ment was ~undeniably bpllish nearly all
day. and prices at the close were almost
est was again an aggressive bidder
for September offerinss which were
taTs6 f. t Much n. 81 t9dsy,s strsnsth cen;
cash wheat here are not sufficient to pre-
Sent-a constant Increase In premiums,
owing to the urgency Of the local demand.
said to BE-, in active demand, and liberal
sales OF flour were also reported there.
orally OF a favorable nature. but the Inn
preston that prices had declined further
than was warranted by the present situa-
ents.
Complaints of serious damage TO the corn
crop In Nebraska by hot Winds brought
The market displayed moderate weakness
early IN the day, but toward the end OF
the first hour became firm and continued
strong the remainder Of the session.
Prices at the close were b91he to haho
higher,
There was considerable strength in the
oats market all day. At the close prices
were sc TO 20 above yesterdays final
prices.
Provisions were firm the entire session,
Prices AT the CLOSE showed net gains OF
&c TO 22hc.
The leading futures ranged as fOllowsi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET
a~hotatIons OF the Day on Various
C~ommodftfes,

NEW YORK, Aug. T-FLoUR-Recelpts,
81 .O61 bbls. exports, s,lSo bbls. market about
g. pat s e sS % 'iOdss.O ): u Minne stSSe bakers. s5.iSS
$50; old winter patents, e6,Sbd5.eoi new win
or straigths, sisOa5.1O; new winter extras,
( sSgS.'' stTHalnPssfSfts. io GS.75Ss55.s@S.'' rye 1'f toSi
steady; fair to good, Al6QA25; choice to
CoRNMEAL~Market firm; fine white
and yellow! t1,60aie5; coarse, A.5O9l66i
kIENDal;; no. q western, 5sO. nominal,
BARLEY-weak; feeding, 51051ho, C. 1.
Wiz THReceipts. &c. 500 bui exports.
30,7S5 bu.i spot market ~irregulari No. 2 red,
81 0eh, elevator; No. 2 red, $1.10t, I. o. b.
afloat; No. | northern Duluth, $l01h, nom
u.12k, nominal. I. o. b. afloat. Returning
bull sentiment found expression In a sharp
advance in wheat prices today, the market
prOmptlY refleOting q better cash and ex-
the Canadian northwest. Shorts were good
buyers buy ss a9s last PriSss Sh oP0.sS ISl1S one nst
December, N.OzHQ1.@ 1t-16. closed at a1.OSh
May. N.04q105h, closed at $1.06h.
irTsSGfsr; No' :. nc asked, elevator, and
7Sc asked. deliveredl No. 2, 6SAc, I. o. b.
afloat. winter shipments option market wa,
without transactions, CLOSING partly Nc mel
higher; september closed at 75ci December
oATsNRecelpts, IS, $50 bu,i spot market
42ei clipped white, h@47O, All new.
H~AI-Steady; No. 3 769Soi good Il
choice. Sbcu$lUO.
HoPs-Qulet; state, common to choice
1905, l5Q19oI 1901, nominalI Pacific coast
1908, l4gl7: 1907, Ilg14c.
HDEs-oulsti BOsOtA, SA9s1%o; Cen
trail America, no.
LEATHBR-steadY. acid, 29gSOc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady, family, SAC
@14b0; mess. S1.O04n.50; beef hams. S24.O0Q
hW; packet, sl2i50q1S.eO; city extra Indil
mess, $50. 50d2llM. Cut meats firm, pick
led bellies, 81, tOalaOO; piokled hams, fls.O
13.W. Lard, firm western, So. 40Q12.50
refined, strong; continent N3.9b; Soutl
America, $3.50; compound, T.50d7.8h. Pork
firm; family. S22. 00a22.6 0i short clear, $40
q 1880; mess, ga. Sal 70.
TALLoW-Flrm: city 600 per pkg)
5 b-lec; country package free), b6-l6a
. 1S-16c.
$4,000.
BOTTER-steady: firsts to specials, zSQ
sc; western factory, 20d22c.
CHEsB-Firm; state, full cream. goo
EGGs2steSdy; western extra first. 24l
2ec.
POULTRY-Alive, firm; chickens, 1s91sc
fowls, tTQ174c; turkeys, lsc; dressed irreg
ular; western broilers, ll83oc; fowls, 1s1kl
1714c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

Ca fluctuations were as follows:
FL R-Firmi winter patents, As09
Laishtsy A.0006.4O spring patents,
toF04S.9 ~ straishts, R.7OGB.e6; bakers. az
RYE1-No. o es07ae.
BARLEY-Fesd OF mixing, fSaS2c: fair to
choice mailing, 5000
SE~EFAS-FiaN. No. / southwestern, H.y7:
No. northwestern. S1A. Timothy, s&B.
PkCEtisIONs-Msss pork. per Dbl. So. IS
Q225CH Lard, pr 100 lbs, S1217M. Short
iios, ! ldes Qoose), Nl.Godii.S0. Short clear
sides(ytboKed), Sb.eSqi2.S1h
hlVfIER = strong; ereameries, 2I82Sc:
EdlGs1stsadS; receipts, iatia cases; At
MARY, cases included, Use; tlrsts, Iei prime
CIfEEsE-stronR: daisies, lsE a twins,
l6Ghbhei young Americas, lsci long horns,
-PQTAToEs-steadyi choice to fancy, "a
P9iULrRY-Steady.. turkeys, lbc; chick
mai Hhci springs, lTik4lSo.
.-NAlAL-Fnr; @ to. % lbs, s9shei 90 10
IS 10 D., shGt0c; S. 10. no lbs, t049i2c.
TOT al ~ciearances OF wheat and -four were
equa to $4,000 bu. Exports for the week,
as 3 Town by Bradstreetb, were equal 70
ABS 10 bu. Primary receipts were NA00
bu.,t compared with s07, 900 bu. the CORE
spos ldlnR day a year hgo.
Etstimated receipts for tomorrow WheAt
g Fears; corn, 10 cars; oats, "a cars hogs
10, 90 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
st. Leuln Tive Etocr MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. a.-GATTLR-Reoelpts,
a,i0o head, Including 1000 Texans; market,
native steady. Te1ans lower; native ship
beef and butcher steers, S6.@d6$; steers
under 1000 pounds, A.OOa4.b0: stoekerH and
5sss e. gSSogs'HS ass2ysn SP S, heifsrs ~ u
calves, sb50a8.6o; Texas and indian stesrh,
5. 4od5, 90; COWS and .heifsrs, SfHGAU,
HoGS-Recelpts, 3.ao head market
IsOao.0; butchers and best heavy, FsS
Sheep AND LAMBS-Receipts, l,sCV
head; market steAdyj native muttons, t3.bc
p4.50j larnbs, NO0df.Bo; ouila and bucks,
2.606tB; stockers, sa00Da,sB.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
WnnI MnrLnt.

BOSTON, Aug. N-woOL-The CONNER
oial Bulletin OF Boston with say of the wool
market saturday: Business OF the week
Ia between lo0o, 900 and 5,00o, 900 lbs, ~ tho
large manufacturer are not operating sub
stGhiialiy. The market IL steadily tending
against buysrs, for At least 10 per cent OF
the 1909 territory clip has been sold. The
Shipments Of wool from Boston to August
N. Inclusive, were i7o.o34.01s lbs, against
1l2. 1S3, 40 for the same time last year. The
receipts to August 20, inclusive, were 8l5,-
SIS, O& lbs, against 1855, $685. the same
period last year.
sT. LoUis, Aug. N.-WooL-steAdyi
territory and western mediums, gS9ssH;
fine mediums, 22924o; fine, ISOLDE.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

sHEEP-The sheep market preserved an
even keel again this morning. Receipts
were moderate. with about the usual per-
eentage Of thin stock.
Good handy weight fat sheep ana young
killers moved readily from the opening at
about steBzt pficec. On one or tive sales
the live Inatton trade appeared TO be .
trlfls easter, perhaps but any effort at
shading valued was more especially al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
Kansns cIty Live atuck Marleet.

KANSAS CITY, Aug T-CATrLB-Re-
celpts, 400 head, including 500 head south
erns; market steady and weak; choice exs
fair to good, H.So8G4ei western steers, $3.50
9seo; stockers and feeders, ts.7t9bSo;
southern steers, tS.eOdtBo; southern steers,
q q 4 90: native COWS, t1.1s9t.tj native
tS.BOGI7b
Hoas-Receipts, L5VO head; market
strong t9 Se higher; toy. 8 ssi bulk Of
and butchers, T.70d1.e5j light, T.5oa7.90;
pigs, S5.50d7.2 5,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head market steady; lAmbs, BBWL@;
ewes SAoo9AD; stookers n Feeders, SaS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
BRADsTREE1's REVIEW or TRADE
Industrial TeneenCies still In Dirsc-
o OF Improvement.

NEW YORK, Aug. N,-BrNdstrset's to-
morrow will say
Trade ana Industrial tendencies are stan
the direction OF improvement. Impetus
ls given theee movements by the beginning
Of the harvest OF the products Of agrt-
cultural interests in verious sections OF the
country. In commerciai lines, jobbing
trade still has the center OF the stage. and
reports are practically UNANIMOUS that buy.
ers' excursions are stimulating fall dernand
as the close Of the vacation period APP
proaehes. Retail trade still largely deals
with the disposal Of summer goods, mainly
at concessions. In wholesale and jobblhg
lines OF dry goods there IL stiIl In evidence
cautious buying. The price situation holds
strong, as q whole.
The wool and leather markets are rather
quietef, but very strong. The demand for
GOAL Is expanding east ana west. Tho
building trades are active.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ending with August 2, were 90l,
against fS3 last week, 236 In the like week
Of 1908, 167 IN 1907, 1Ss In 1909 and i61 In 1905.
Failures for the week In Canada num-
bered 50, against % last week and n in the
like week In 1905.
wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States ana CanadA for the week
ending August Is, aggregate R,sS4.453 BUSH
els against 2,S79. 61s bushels last week and
A,5S,b6s bushels this week last year.
Corn exports for the week are 81, e03 bush
els, against 1855 bushelB last week n
3,iD bushels In 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
Metnl Mhrket,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-METALs-No
York Metal exchange today, but the mar
Ret closed steady, with spot and Augnsi
3.65, October at SSo. 6OaS5.60 and December
at $50. 609S07b. The London market closed
steady At nSs Is Cd for spot and flS IL cd
per was steady and sales were reportsd
OF 100 tons November At ~. S0dia,S0 and
100 tons December at St2.Sb The London
% iGs * "a W ana f futures s's AZ t sSOs 6 G sS.i Local
electrolytle At t19.SihGlStgn and casting AZ
s VA f;fs4 sSdt II y. dssa % SiG N.x n SSrS, sss Ss
t4.2o. bid, East 81. Louis delivery. The
London market closed at fi los. spelteF
wa ssos shtsSdy ~ - Sao'sO, Me" rSrk' ana At
market quoted spot at i2s BE-. Iron closed
IS iMd for Cleveland warrants In London.
Local market unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
New York MinlnE stocks.
NEW YORK Aug. H.-closins quotations
TreaanrI statement.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE condition
Of the treasury at the beginning OF bust.
ness today was as followsi Trust funds
Gold coin, tS5L5 SIS. sac; silver doliAss, s4s7..
yer certificates o~utstandinR. gs7.l5SO0o
General fund; Standard silver dollars A.
general fund, A.6c1.TSs; current liabilities
$50. iSs. 595; working balance In treasury Of
ficea, &c .010.635 In banks 20 credit OF
United states treasurer, t5S,S3.1T; subsi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
FOREIGN FInauCfaI.

LONDON. Aug. 9T.-Money was plentiful
and easier on the market today and dis
exchange was OF quite a holiday character.
The fluctuations were narrow. Mexican
railroad n foreign bonds were fairly
well supported at higher prices, while
Rhodesian mines hardened. Otherwise
quotations were inclined to ease on lack
OF support. American securities opened
Yesterdays New York closing. Union Pa
eific WAS stronger, ana In the early trad
Ing advanced IN points. Later VWktes
weakened slightly and at noon prices were
from v to IN points over parity. Crop
and trade news n bear coverings were
responsible. FOR this early advances, which
was maintained until the afternoon, when
New York advanced the quotations on
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and United
States Steel. sharply. Wide fluctuations
tain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

ST. LOUIS. Aug. N.-wHEAT-Futurea,
higher: cash, dali; track. No, ! red. cash,
nO2d1W; No. 4 hard, S00tle5h; Septem-
Der. eSAo; December, SeAe.
CoRN-Highsri track, No. I cash, 6sh9
sc; September, sac; December, aAoi No.
2 white, Toc.
oATS-Firm; futures, higher; track. No.
2 cash. S6996l4ei September, $40; Decem-
Der. y7hoi No. 3 white. $40.
| RYE-72aT2hc ominai
FLOUR-SteadY; red winter patents, $50
dAl5; extra fancy and straight A000lS;
hard winter clears, IAlbQ4t0
SEEDETimothy, G64A5o
CORNMEAL%1@
BRAN-steadyi sacked. east track. ssoQ
HAY-steady; timothy noOO01sOO; prai-
VI" fRoS coTToN rIns-OG
B~AQGIN0-7o
HEMP TWINE-Ic.
PROVISIONS = Pork, steady; tobbinG.
S22.8 q. Lard, higher; prime steam. tn aNd
u.e2n. Dry salt meats (boxed), steady.
extra shorts. S1aI1hi clear ribs. saba
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

SONS are incomplete.
Not included in totals because contain
ing other Items than clearinGs.
New York Money darket
NEW YORK, Aug. N.-MONEY-On call,
firm. 2Q2h per cent; ruling rate, ~ per
cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; offered at
ga per cent. Time loans, easier; sixty
days, 2%9S per cent? ninety days, 81 per
cent, six months, sh84 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4A@4A
per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-steady, with
actual business In bankers bills at t4.S525d
1880 for sixty-day bills and at A.s6S5 for
demand; commercial bills, &LS4&9A@.
SILVER~Bar, blStc: Mexican dollars, 44c.
BoNDS-Government, steady railroad, IT.
regular,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
philadelphia Proehee Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2I-BUTTER--
Firm; extra western creamery, Etoi extra
nearby prints, $40.
EGGs-Flrm; Pennsylvania n other
nearby firsts, free cases, &c, at mark;
Pennsylvania and other nearby current re-
ceip9. In r%eturnable cases, 2tc, At mark;
western firsts, free cases, gee, AZ mAEk;
at mark.
CHEEsElFlrm; New York fun creams,
choice. 1baQt6c; fair TO good, 1b0ibHe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
st. Joseph i've s1ocn INatir,t.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Aug, ss.-cATTLE-
Receipts. 800 head; market steady steers,
calves, $3.O0fDg.oa
Hods-Reeeipts. syeOO head; market
steady top, 1870; bulk OF sales, N.6587.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts, $500
head market steady; lambs, $A0oQ1.So
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. N.-wHEAT-spot.
E Fgty1a rec stsSay: ssptsmSsr. 7ss ss% d: De.
eember, 70 sgd; March. IL SAD.
CORN-spot, new American mixed (viS
Galveston. steady Al g. sd old, American
september. IS ga; october. So $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28
uaffes MarEst.

lures closed steady, net 8 points Tower to
10 points higher, including about le,0N
bags; switches. sale a~gGfesatipg 20 zoo
tobsf, $3.50; December, b35e; January,
zoe; May, 645c; July, BBqb.b0c. spot
market, quieti Rio No. I, TIC; No. Santos,
shdgo. Mild, quiet; Cordova, sh912c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

short clears. S12B. Bacon noxed), steady;
extra shorts. sl212k, clear ribs, t13i2h
short clears, S1AH.
FOULTHh-Steady; chickens. 12c: springs.
sc; turkeys, lie: ducks. 1Oc. geese, Sc.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 3a28Mc.
~EG0S-Firm, lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-28

Light showers occurred IN all d~lstricts Of
the corn and wheat region within the last
twenty-four hours. The only rain in the
Omaha district occurred at Clarinda, Ia
Very warm weather continues throughout
the corn belt. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forechstter, Weather Bureau.