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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

At n.h believing Captain Buchsn the
oars eame down Fsrnam street 10 the
smith garage until 5W uhen the last car
vas registered IN.
Guy Smith bra, ell tho boodoo number iu
q next years Franklin ana No 70 came
through on schedule time From Mllard
record time vas MADE 10. most of The cars.
as they we're afraid they might be late
into the last control and most Of tueu
fairly burned up the splendid macadam
between Omaha and Hsnscom park r.. "A.
SprsEue was the freest from dust OF any
Of the riders and although Inc was short
= lamp or two it will not count against
his score, az he reported them broken be.
fore he started on the trip RAT McAnd.
rsNs lost . hat and when provided with
= cap he also lost that.
Racers and automobile men are aoaiins
with srest interest the decision Of Ma
Judges, which viii be given out after the
scores are figured up.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
mo.

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Cash questions Nere as follows
FLOUR-Strong winter patents. S5.lOd
80: winter stTaiehts, As5q5.9.: spring pat
,uts. S,sq6lC; spring stTaights. t4.90d5S,
bakers. SS55ao.10
B~ARLEY-Feed or mixing. isn54c: fair
TO choice mating, 60d65c.
.sEEDs-FlsX, No. J southwestern, SLJ7;
No. 1 Northwestern, NB. Timothy. $3.50
Glover, t11.7 TO-
PROVISIONS-Mess pork. per Dbl. S22. 20
d2c 30. Lard, per 100 lbs, I2W short ribs
sides Ooosel. s~1l5Odil.76. Short clear sides
boxed. Sl2.OOd12.l 2A.
Total clesrances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 5000 bu. Primary receipts were
11,OO bu.. compared with $4,000 ou. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
s. cars; corn, si6 cars; oats. $50 cars; boys,
u.0O head.
BUTTER-stsady; cresmeries, .2Sa9s4c:
diaries aOd23c,
EGGs-steady; receipts, 77A cases. at
mark. cases included, lsc; firsts, 2Oc, prime
fiTsts, 2l1c,
CHEESE strong; daisies, i5hql54c:
twins, lbzali@c; young Americas, $40
ib4.c. long horns. l5ladi5Ac.
POTATOES-EasN; choice 10 fancy. asa
4lc. fair 10 good, 42a43c.
POULTRN-Steady; turkeys. loo; chick
ems. i4a14ac; springs, rc.
~VEAL-Steady; 60 TO 60-lb. weights. So
Slsc: 90 10 S5-lb. weights, SdSl1c; IS to u0lb.
weights, 9isdl0ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

So steers. t0et $50 sfetrs aa 80
VIM char e~.Svtth ppkrja.
it ueItrrs. 80 ar5 e -.tuNs. ..f eoi. q ~
, COWS. $50 alh
August rctersOn-SoIth Dakota
20 COWa..... $50 q 20 o. COW s..... Up SS
uUGS-The sharp advance that has taken
place I'm the hog market this week had the
natural result " bringing In increased re-
Ctipts. This moruiuE l22 cars we're reported
in. this being the largest run Tor some little
time. This makes The total FOR the week
to date 1Q. 100 head, which ls only about 80
head short OF the record OF last week and
about 1900 head short OF the same period
last wear. The fcsNng at the close Nester-
day was very weak, and with lsrge receipts
iu sight this morning IL was not At all sur
prising that the market should have been
lower shippers picked out a few hogs on
the llEht and butcher order at prices not
much different from those prevailing yes
terday. on the other hand, packers were
very slow about setting down to business
aud when they dld II was generally on a
basis Of 6ulOc decline The best hogs scld
on up as high as S.&, the top being the
same as yesterday On the other hand, a
very large proportion OF all the hoes
I,,.ryl,f e 80 z
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

september. &c, December. sc, No , white,
aJac.
SEED-Timothv. fLiVfaN
CORNMEAL-S8.31
BRAN-Strong, sacked. east track. SIC,
HAY-weak timothy. Sllcodl5p. prsi-
rie. H50qiO50.
IRON COTTON TlEs-sOc.
RAGGiEG-Tc.
HEMP TWINE-IC.
PROVlSlONS-Pork. hieher. jobbing. 81
Lard. higher prime steam. tlLb50ll75. Dry
salt meats %tboxeuJ. higher. extra shorts.
nz.O0, clear ribs, 312OJ. short clears. SlZ.1gia.
bacOn tboNedl. higher, extra shorts. $3.50.
clears ribs. $500, short clears, SlA.l-yr.
POJLIbN-Steady. chickens, rs, springs.
l6c; turkeys, nc, ouCks, &C., geese, &C.
BUIIER-Steady; creamery, 23d27c.
E~GGS-Iower; lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

SHEEP-ReCCipts we're moderate. about
thirty-tWSo cars in all, and the big end
Young killers were the curtain raisers this
morning. There was a good, healthy tone
prices ruled about steady with yesterday.
The trade was fairly active and the bulk Of
the offerings in this branch OF the trade
changed hands in reasonably good season
at values not materially changed. One TAM
Of westerns sold ON the early market At
week has been rather peculiar. Packers
have managed 20 whIttle off a few niCkeis
from last weeks close. but at the same
time there has been no perceptible abate.
ment to the demand. This condition Of the
market is not Illogical. however, when lAst
weeks exciting lamb market Is taken into
consideration Quotations, It Will he remeT-
bered, were pegged up to $I.75 al the week
end, but prices have suffered a natural re-
bound during the last few days until II
takes a pretty, good string Of killers 10
realize SI,t0. Eastern weakness Is largely
responsible for the lower level The de-
ESQ 4Oc.
The fact that the. large portion of today.
run consisted of fat sheep, caused packers
to put on their bear toys. As a resGtj
the trade was unusually slow. and II was
wei along in the morning before enoug !
sheep he'd changed hands to afford an
adequate test q prices. one bnlCu Of
Montana wethers sold early at A5J. jusl
about steady with yesterday. The fat sreep
trade during the week could not he dss.
cribed as very active. on most days, the
market was. rather slow in assuming shape.
ana me demand required more or less
nursing, PRICES. however, are SompN hat
stronger; in fact one or two statesmen were
inclined to put the advance this week 10
date al l0a15c.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: GOOD
to choice lambs, S6.Sjdf 40" fair TO good
lambs, S6.J0H6.S5. good 10 choice yearings.
S4.@u5.25i fair to good warnings, I.sJid 40.
good to choice wethers. St.25T4. IS; fair Ia
good wethers. fS3 g0G4 -; good TO cnoice
ewes, A.0Od4.35; fair to goUu eWes. kS.p5 n
100.
Quotations on feeder stock. Fair TO choiCs
lambs, 6.7bG6.5O; fair to choice yearlines,
A.5O15.25; fair TO choice wethcrs, {S.o0d4Y5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Kansas city Live stock Market.

ceipts. 800 head, Including 1000 soutbsrns
Market steady to lOc lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers. S6.50d7 80: fair 10
good, S.25Q6.4o western steers. Ai0d6s5,
stockers and feeders, S2.90G5.O0; southern
steers, S3.26@4.7O; southern COWS. s.. 1904 On:
native cows, S2.25a5.OO; native heifers. 81. %
600; bulls, S2,00q3.60; calves, A.O0d7.35.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head. Market was
strong to SC higher; top, G95; bulk OF sales.
SL7547.9O; heavy, $LS0a790; packers ana
butchers, T,S0d7.95; light, 1901. 92Ih: pigs
S5.25q7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 2.5O0
head. Market strong; lambs. SaOOd7M.
yearlings. A.50a525; wethers. l4Oodbn0.
ewes. S375aA75; stockers and feeders, S8.NO
a5.1 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
RIand s. wins Free-fOr-AH Pace at
m

DAVENPORT, la, Aug. l9.-The DRven-
port meeting of the Great Western Circuit
faces closed today. Results
won. Citation second, Tony Swift third.
Best slime. 800.
Pacing, 2:13 class, purse 81, 500: Ora Jack
son won. Sunday Pipes second, Black
Douglas third. Best time: 2:O8h.
rrOttinR, 2:ll class, purse $500; Kenyon
w won. Todd Mac second, Walkover third
Beet time: 2:ilh. %
Trotting, y-Sear-olds, purse $500; Bertha
q won, High Admiral second. Cup Bearer
third Best time. 2;i6h.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and CIOsInI
PrIcea ON hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9-Realizing on a liberal
scale by leading holders caused weakness IN
the wheat market today. Final quotations
showed net losses Of 1870 to 14G1tsc. Corn
and oats also closed weak, but provisions
were firm.
Inc action OF the wheat market, today
was the reverse Of that of the previous
session, sentiment In the pit being ex-
ceedingly bearish, with the exception Of a
short period at the opening. The feature
Of trading WAS the selling of the Septem.
Der AMI December options by the elevator
interests, whose purchase yesterday caused
the &c bulge I'm the nearby deliveries. The
offerings from this source were so liberal
that traders forgot all about the congestion
In september ana sold without stint through
out the greater part OF the day. The situa-
ton IN tne northwest further aggravated
the selling fever. First consignments of
new wheat arrived at Minneapolis today.
The arrivals consisted Of eight carloads and
the price ranged from $l.O4 for velvet chaff
TO $l.25 for No. ] northern. Elevator inter
ests there reported that the yield for Mime
sofa and the Dakotas would be unusually
heavy. Dispatches from Winnipeg also
claimed the yield in western Canada would
be little short OF phenomenal. These dis
patches caused a severe slump in the north
western markets, particularly at Mime
apolis, and I'm turn depressed the market
here. The market was bearishly affected
early In the day by the poor response madt
by foreign markets 10 the upturn here yes.
terday, Liverpool coming ed lower to IA
higher. The range on september for the
day was between N.OOSs and A02sS and for
December s6Isc and 9Sesc. Tne market
closed heavy, with prices about NC above
the low mark.
Private reports claiming that a genera
rain was working eastward from the Rocky
mountains through southwest Missouri and
parts Of Kansas mainly was responsible
for a slump in corn prices, although the
break in wheat also depressed the corr
/ prices. The close was weak, with prices
off ssd14c, compared with the previous
! close.
Profit taking by local longs, prompted BY
The declines in wheat and corn. caused
weakness in the oats market following q
strong tone early in the day. The marcel
closed weak, with prices lSuhc TO &c below
yesterdays final figures.
Provisions were firm all day, owing to a
6qlOc advance In live hogs. Final quota.
tons were loo lower TO soc higher, the lat
ter gain being In September pork.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
sd. LonI. LIre stnck MnrL.l

s I. LOUIS. Aug. B.-CATTLE-Receipts
5000 head, including 400 Texans: marEet
lower; native shipping and export steers.
S6.50d7. 25; dressed beef and butcher steers
S.25q6.35; steers under 1000 lbs, "a. 2Od5. 30.
stockers and feeders, S3.50d4S0: cows and
heifers. 50. 25d5. 20; Gamers. N,75d2.3 5; bulls
81. 25d4.50; calves, S.25d7.5O. Texas and In
dian steers, IDd62o; cows and heifers,
81. 5OQ4.90.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 had: market
higher; packers, S.SOaS.OO butchers and
best heavy, S7.sBd8.IO 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts, 1TO0
head; market lower; native muttons. So 8d
40; lambs. $7.559zG0; culls and bucks. s.. 80
d450, stockers. t3.OOd375.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Table Rock Beats Teeumseh.

TABLE ROCK, Neb, Aug B.-(SpecialD
Table Rock made Il an even break with
'recumseh by winning from them on the
Table Rock practically won the game in
the third inning by adding four scores 10
the one acquired In the second, Tecumseh
however. made affairs look bad In the
fourth, but were shut off after pushing
tnree scores across the plate. Score:
RH.
Teounseh .......O 0 0 0 % !
Batteries: Table Rock, Parmintor and
Howard; TScumseh, Ssbin and Allen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Cnttnn Mnrkrt-

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance Of Sa5
points and sold 3 to 10 points net higher
right after the call on better cables Ihan
expected, a-'continuance of dry, hot weather
in the southwest, scattering bull support
and covering. The advance was checked,
however, by realizing and Wall street sell
ling, attributed 10 the unsettled condition
OF the stock market and the action Of prices
seemed unsatisfactory TO recent small buy
ers who started prOfit-taking under which
the market eased off 10 within or )
points OF last nights close.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. D-COTTON-Steady.
miodliug, l2sc; sales, none, receipts. none:
shipments, none; stock, l2,6S2 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

WAYNE, Neb, Aug. ~lS.-(speciaI Tele-
gram)-This afternoon the WAYNE and Cor
r~ectionville, Ia, clubs played another ex-
cellent game OF base bali, witnessed by q
large and enthusiastic crowd OF fans.
Wayne again being victorious, Score.
Wayne .,".,,..... o o o 0 0 e
Correctionville ..... o o o o. |
Batteries; Wayne. Skeen and smith
Correotionville, Rice and Dutz. Time: I.2O.
Wayne will hold Il base ball tournament
September : and &
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on Various
ODDITIES.

NEW YORK. Aug. Ig.-tLOUR-Receipts,
~, 80 bbls.; exports, 1899 bbls., unset
tleS; quiet jobbIug demand, Minnesota pdt-
ents tO.vub.zo, minnesota bakers, Ro.l0go.5O,
Ola, winter patents, 80. 8Un5.bJ. oldi MlhtLL
sIraights, S.5Jub.UU, old winter extras, sAyV
u4SJ, new; winter s~traights, tA9Ogo,IO, new,
Wmter patents. "a. Hyu4. ~, new; winter low
graues, a. 4VQ4.I ~, new, kansas stralBhtsi
A4.yvq D. 10, new. Rye IlUuT, steady lau 10
guou, -. l0p4.oo, vnoice 20 fancy, *A4Od4od
COilNMEAL-Steady; line wute and vel
low, 3LoUqLUo, coarse, kun uileu'
n E-Duu; NO. 2 western, i5c, nominal
BARLEY Dun; feeding, sc, C. {, New
Yorh.
WHEAT-Receipts, 5000 bu. exports,
l2l,9U bu.; spot market weak; No. z red,
new, NU9, nominal. elevator, ana Sl.lt's,
+. o. b., %alloat, NO. 1 nortnern, Dulutn' OLD,
Sl.4Zh, nOminaI, T.. o. b., atloat; NO. 2 hard
from pref opening studdlncss wheat vas
very weak TO-DAY, following a severe break
in the northwest. Bears sold agsressiNely
on fine weather, prospects for HEAVIER
northwest receipts and a bearisn estimate
Of the worlds crop from London, and the
market closed weak At ltSpliSc net de-
cline. September, 4lOSSBgl lv9s CLOSED az
SL.U9; December, closed fi.Vira; May, closed
CUHN-Recelpts. 1900 bu.; spot market
easy; NO. > mixed, SO72c, nominal, elevator,
ana sic, nominal, ueuversd, NO. . mixed,
new, oSsSc, I. o. b., atloat. Opuon market
was quiet and irregular, september CLOS
INK FAC higher, whlle December was sc
lower; september closed Toe.
OATS-keceIpJs, q ,UUO bu.; exports, LOO
bu. spot market barely steady; mixed oats,
~ to ~ lbs, 4Sc, nominal natural white,
70 to 81 lbs, 4Agd5Oc; clipped white "a to
" lbs, SIC.
HAI-sresdy; No. g., 75gSOc; good to
HiDEs-Suet; Bogota, sO1sa2lAc, Cen
trail America, 2lI4c.
LEATHER-Quiet; acid, $4,000.
PROVISIONS-Beef, firm, family, $40
dl4.50; mess, S1l.OOqll.50; beef hams, t24V0q
rs. %: packet, Sl2. 5Oul3.OO; city extra India
mess, so. 50I2l.U0. Cut meats, firm; picked
bellies, S12.oOal5O0; picked hams, tl25OV
1900. Lard, strong; western, 81. 2Ogl2.3Oi re-
fined, firm; continent, fl2.55; South Amer
lea, 1890; compound, 81 10. Pork, firm
family, so .0Oq22.5 80; short, clear, ~$i,OVG23.1Ji
mess, y2l. 75d22 70.
5 5-l6c; country package treel 6o-lBg
3 13-16c. .
RTCE-Steady. domestic, fair to extra, ;
a3&c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTBR-Strong; creamery specials, go
2slbc; official price, 2sc; creamery extras
27lAc; creamery, thirds to tirsts, Z4aZicl
process, firsts to specials, 23420ci western
factory, flrsts, 211ad22c.
/ CHEESE-Higher; state, tun cream spe,
c,als, 15d16c; state, small or large, .coloreo
or white, fancy, 143aci state, full cream
common to good, 11Sdlic; skims, tull tt
specials, S%@12c.
~EGGS-Steady. -
POULTRY-Alive, steady; chickens, lIQ
19c: fowls, 16d18iac; turkeys. lic. Dressed
steady; broilers, 1+q2Oc; fowls, l51sol1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

Rnnk OF ENGLAND Statement

LONDON. Aug. l9.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve. Increased.
HOS. 900, circulation, decreased. f29s 900:
bullion. increased, 1902, 3SS; other securities.
Increased. f3I3,OOO other deposits. Increased,
t5l5. 900. public deposits. Increased. 1919. 900:
notes reserve. increased. fl.2S9. O1O. govern
mcUt securities unchanged. The proportion
Of the banks reserve 10 liability thfs week
is E@4 per cent; last week il vas 5l9l pei
cont
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
All stars strike a suar.

ALLIANCE. Neb., Aug B.-tSpecisl Tele-
grRm. THE Omaha All stars were defeated
three straight games by the Alliance team.
the first game by a score OF 3 TO ]. vesteT-
game I 20 / and today's game II 70 o
Batteries today: Alliance, GuernSss and
Bonner; Omaha, Hickey and Cassidy. The
players assert that the Alliance
makes the best showing in the state
20 Gar and are in a class by themselves,
all OF the 'downeast towns out
sh'- ~ those in the league.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
CROWD Ar BEATRICE RACES
Three bad Mirups IN one Of the
Races.

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. p~-CspecialD-
Today was Beatrice day Al the circuit
races and the attendance was much larger
than yesterday. Three accidents oscurrcd
In the 2:22 pace. In the first part OF the
third heat. primo McGregor fell In front
of the grandstand turning a somerssult.
See Emily coming up behind fen over him
causing q bad mixup. Nj. Montsomery.
driver OF McGregor, had his collar bone
broken and was otherwise injured.
In the next heat See Emily on the third
turn fell and Last At Law and Prince Nc
Gresor fell over her. Max Wagner, the
driver Of Prince McGresor. was thrown
and the horse finished the heat without
= driver. Nobody was hurt in the miXup,
but two sulkies we're completely smashed.
In the fifth and last heat on the back
stretch See Emily again fell throwing
Last At Law into the fence. knocking
several sections down. Mr.. Shsles. drive
Of see Emily, was quite badly hurt and was
Unconscious for some time. II was thought
he win be all right by tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
CHICAGO LIVE sTOcK MARKET
Cattle SteRdy-HORs HiRher-she&p
and Lambs Lower.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-CATTLE-Receipls,
estimated at 5000 head. Market steady,
steers, Sb.5O97s0; cows S3.50q5.2 rs; heifers
$3.5Oa6,0O; bulls, &3,0O14.S5; calves, s3.00aS. 70,
stockers and feeders, S3.75q5. is.
HOGS-Receipts, estimated at 1900 head.
Market 1OQ15c higher; choice heavy. So. t56
500; choice light, Ss.OOaS, 90 packing, s.. 500
$50; pigs, S5,50RS,00; bulk of sales, 1854
SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. esu-
mated at Il, 900 head. Market 1Odl5c lower.
sheep, S4.OOa5.OO lambs, $6.25n7.5O, year
lings, S.O0q5.60
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
No. Nnrk Mnnrr Mnrkrt.

NEW YORK. Aug t9-MONEN-On call
steady: 2Aa2A per cent. ruling rate, "a
per cent; closing bid. Pa per cent, offered
at ~ per cent. Time loans. very dull.
sixty DAYS, 2AG3 per cent; ninety days, 81
Q34 per cent. six months ( per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-d4a
per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Stesdy. with
actual business in bankers bills at MS5O5d
4SJiO for siXty-day bills. and at S4.S6b5 for
demand commercial bills, A.S4adASi7s.
SILNER-Bar, 5Oitc, Mexican dollars, AC.
regular.
The following are the closing quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

NEW YORK. AUG l9-COFFEE-Futures
closed steady not unchanged 10 10 point
lower. Sales, s,25O bags including Scptem-
Der al s. i5c ard March at 5.a5C One thou
sand bags Of september were EXCHANGED
for March al 10 points. spot. Quiet. 40
Rio, 7ta7i5e, No. : Santos, s'sqac, Mild,
quiet. C0rd0va, S4al2e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
seventh VIctory for Ord.

ORD, Neb. Aug. lS.-(speciai1-Ord won
ne seventh consecutive game today. when
20 beat Aurora by a score Of 6 10 s. Cook
Of ORD struck out eleven men. Score:
ord ..~.,."...,.., 2 0 z 0 G6
Aurora ,.......... Q $40 0 o o. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

Sils5.oOO. silver yertincatcs outstandirE.
SiSBvS 600.
General fund standard silver dollars i1
general fund. G.O56. 23s. current liabilities
fgI tS0. 1895, working balance IN treasury Of
fices, So, O9S.O 25 In banks to credit OF treas
urer OF United States. &9.p59.O96; subsidiary
silver coin. S26,0S3,9 100; minor coin, f2,Cl5.25i
Total balance in Eeneral fund. 500 SIS. ISIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
~. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Mo- Aug. l9.-CATTLE-
200 head. market steady TO
strong; steers, A.5Oq7&; COWS and heifers.
g. $4,000; calves, &3O0d7.OO.
HOGS - Receipts, 100 head. market
steady 70 DC higher; top, $500, bulk ~
sales. SL75q7.sO
SHEEP AMI LAMBS - Receipts. 200
head: market steady. lambs. ALo0aL.lO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Cuba nav More PLAYER.

CHICAGO Aug Sit was announced Al
the offices Of the Chicago National league
cam today thsta Pitched cole OF BAY CitV.
Mich. and fnfielder Fisher OF the BanviIie
Val club had been purchased. Several
; her deals are under consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

AKRON, o., Aug, IA deal was closed
today whereby Richard Carroll. pitcher on
me local team OF the Ohio and rennsyl-
Nania base ball league, win ioin the New
York Americans on september l. Il Is
bald N6O was paid for Carrolrs release.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Liverpool Grain aud Provisions.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. l9.-WHEAT-Spot.
no. 2 red western winter, nominal; futures
steady. September. IS 3i.d. December. Is
ssd; March, - sad,
CORN-SpOL new American mixed. via
steady bs 30. futures quiet. Sep
,ember, IS 4a6d, October. % sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
milwaukee Grain Market.
uuIutb Grain uarLet

MILWAUKEE. Aus, lP-WHEA1-No.
northern. N.24aI35; No. . northern. N3Ia
l.S3: september. SlOe7s GlOl. asked
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. i9-WHEAT-
Futures. lower, cash, steady, track, No. 2
red. cash. u.OssaalOga; No. ? hard. NO2a
III: September, n.OOis; December. s7na
9Ilsc.
september. SLG65Sc; December, 5sko; No
? white, @d6si1c.
.RNE-Steady, I2c.
FLOGR-SteadNf red winter patents, IS IN
a6.?5, extra fancy and straights, Nf0q5 90;
hard winter clears. A&nAH.
OArS-Lower; track, No. 2 cash, 564Ss1sC,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Local seCurities Quotations
Bank ~CIenrinEs.

OMAHA, Aug. ~Clearings for
today were s., 1908, OS0.4l and for the CORES.
ponding date last year 81, 800, 435. 40.
Bank clearings for Wednesday were S..
O64, 46O.SS and for the corresponding date
last year. 81, S97, $50. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20
Trcn.nrr Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug 1s-Thc couditio7
Of the treasury a. tho beginning M business
today was a. foI'gas
Trust fuude. Gold coin. SS5t a. SOC. silver
dollars, A.s6sS1 COZ, silver dollars OF 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. I~9.-tSpecial TeIe-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000 heal.
market slow. beeyes. A251T.15. grass COWS
SAG0d 400. feeders. AoN05.25, yesTlings.
a.. OOa 400.
HDGS-Reteiptz. 800 head. market
steady 10 Sc higher, range ~ prices. E35q
as. bulk Of sales. Ei5dI 5
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-20

defeat of AnnabeIl Lee In 2;2O Pace
q Great Surprise.

BUFFALO, Aug. 18th closing day %
the grand circuit races at the Font Erie
track brought together the Canadian PAGER,
The, Eel, and Aileen Wilson. The two met
in the 2:02 pace and we're the only starters.
The Eel won In straight heats, the best
time being made in the deciding heat. when
the mile was made in 1904. Later The Eel
and Allten Wilson paced an exhibition
mile. The mare got off in front and re-
iained the lead almost until the finish, The
bel nosing her out at the wire. The mile
Was made in 2.06h.
The surprise OF the day came in the Ego
pace. Annabell Lee. driven by Geers. sold
lAvorite in the pools and justified her
hackers by winning the first two heats. in
the third heat Annabell Lee got Off in
front and held the position until 200 yards
from the wire, when she broke, kavollO
winning the heat Annabell Lee remained a
strong, fayorite in the final heats. She got
away In front, but went to a break on The
turn into the back stretch, and Nellie Par
ker assumed the lead. She, however, was
quickly overhauled by kavollu, who went
under the wire winner OF the heat and race.
Nellie Parker got the place a length away,
.Annabell Lee finishing last.
Uhlan, the unbeaten gelding, won the 2:07
rot easily. San Francisco broke In the
tirst heat and was ~diAtanced ummarIes
+s;2 pace two IN three purse 81 log;
well (McEw EN- ........ 1
Aileen Wilson, b. m. Cox .....a...o. ?
lime: 2:O4is, 2OL.
, plan, blk g. by lProc-
LsSvy jiones biz. m. fMurnbyi !
sterling Mckinney, b. .. (Geersl ,....... =
Aaprna b. m. (Burgess) -,.C,,,...,.-.
Judge Lee, 8. s.. (LAselD ............. 4
san Francisco, b. 3. (HodgesC. .,.,,.,.,., dis
Time: 2:OSM, 20iA,
40 pace, four heats, purse $1,000:
kavollo, g. h., by kavOlli- ttans
lOoAJ ..'S'''V:' '''''''.'.. 3 . !
.Annabell Lee, br. m. Geers)......l 4
Nellie Parker, b. m, (Goodemote). 2 ? 2 Z
Anda H. blk. h. (Murphy) ..""....44 !
sidney X, b. s.. (McGarvin) ....,.., . DR.
lime: 2;14A, 2:1lh, 2:i7, 2:14A.