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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Two Boys Hurt
in a Runaway
Wagon Strikes Pole and Turns Over
Pinning Youths to Ground
Under It.

Vernice Murphy, the u-year-old son of
w. r. Murphy, 1712 North Twenty-elghth
street, is in an unconscious condition, and
i, Anderson OF Twenty-fifth and Corby
streets, a 16-year-old lad who drives
grocery wagon for John Petersen OF
Twenty-fourth and Lake streets, Is badly
bruised and cut as the result of run
away accident, which happened early
Thursday afternoon. The Murphy boy was
be- dly injured about the head and face.
while Anderson's injuries consisted OF arm
and limb bruises.
Anderson. who was driving the wagon
at 1 o'clock met the Murphy boy. who got
on the wagon to ride with him. In some
manner tug came off, and the horse
was frightened and commenced TO run.
1t ran directly toward a telegraph pole
at the alley between Parker and Blonde
streets on Twenty-sixth street, and the
driver was unable to turn from the course.
AS the wagon struck the pole It was
turned completely over, and both boys
thrown underneath. Dr. MeCloneghan wns
called. At the time neither was thought TO
be badly hurt, but Vernice Murphy grew
gradually worse until he became uncon-
scious. 1t is not thought, though. that the
injury will prove serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
NEW YORESTOCES AND BONDS
Railroad Shares Occupy Major Share
Of Spectators Attention.
HARTMAN ROADS SURPLUS BIG
Canadian Pacific Dividends Increase
ana Aid strength of Union ana
Southern Pacific--RaiIway
Prospects Hopeful.

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe prominent
place held today In the number OF railroad
snares dealt in, and the extent of the adj
vance vance oy Reading, Union Pacific and
Wide surplus Of the years earnings over
the dividend requirement shown by the
Two HaTiman roads and by the. Lehigh
valley, the traffic conditions on which are
very similar to those on the Reading. The
strength OF the Pacifics was also aided
by the Indirect effect of the week increase
In the Canadian Pacific dividends The
contrast IN the prosperous showing made
py tneSe reports 70 stockholders with the
complaints heard from railroad officials of
the onerous conditions for operating rail-
roads inspired more hopeful view of
railroads prospects than has been held
by the majority of the stock market. The
preliminary estimates Of the currency
movements pointed to another strong bank
return tomorrow. The arrival today of
SS,OOO,OOO Of imported gold will figure in the
treasury operations is less than last week,
ana there Is sharp decline in the volume
OF receipts by. express from the interior,
the balance or the movement remaining,
however largely In favor OF New York
The Increase In bank cash for the week
on all accounts IL computed to amount to
between $SO00,000 and 50 900, 000 There has
been nothing to indicate any important
changes in the loan item this week, Ieav-
ing the promise for another substantial
ADDITION to the surplus reserve. The UNI
wieldy proportion to which the surplus has
attained and the lack of influence Il has
inducing bankers to bid more freely for
mercantile paper. or to loan on time, is
made a subject of comment that is not
favorable in Its influence on the stock
market.
The strength in the grain markets was
due more to reports OF revived demand for
export for wheat than to news of crop
conditions
Further weakness was shown by Amer
dean Smelling, but the general market
broke away from that influence. The propo-
sition to reduce the output of copper Is
supposed to threaten a corresponding re-
duction in. the profitable activity of the
company.
Bonds were firmer. Total sales, par
value, t1,251, GOO United States 3s registered
advanced 1s per cent, and the coupons de-
chned u per cent In the bid price on call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
SORE AT THE WRONG CENTRAL
Indignant Citizen Tries to Talk
Through the Face Massage Ma
chine at Paxton Hotel.

The night engineer at the Paxton hotel
went tearing around Thursday night wax
Ing up the force and explaining to every
body that there was a crazy man In the
barber shop The barber shop was care
fully surrounded and the night clerk, sew
eral walters and a crowd OF bell boys
closed in cautiously.
The crazy man was countrined-looking
old gentleman who sat in the corner by the
massage machine talkinT n 'f
was holding the rubber cup that the barber
uses TO massage Your A-os 5000.
ear and shouting Hello, hello" at the
motor.
He was bounced upon, but the excitement
went out like bubble when he asked in
noeently, why. isn't this the telephone?
thought l was having hard time to
get central"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
St. Louis Lave STOCK AInrlret.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12,-CATTLE-R Receipts,
400 head; market strong to 10c higher
native shipping and export steers, $500
$40; dressed beef and butcher steers, Sc. 400D
and heifers S3.509700; Gamers, $275Gl8 co.
bulls, $3.25@5.5Oi calves, $5.50D7.75; Texas and
Indian steers, N25d6.5o; cows and heifers
$3.5OG6.O 90.
HOGS-Reeeipts. 800 head; market 1Oc
higher; pigs and lights. $S00G9.25; packers
S. 50dS.70; butchers and best heavy, $3.50
500.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000
head: market steady to Csc higher; native
muttons, S37561425; lambs, S. 75a675; oulls
and bucks, S3O0d4.50; stockers, S25093.75
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13

sHEEP--The big end OF normal supply
IN the sheep barn this morning consisted OF
lambs with feeder grades especially plenti-
tul, Inquiry from killers was much more
active than 1t has been recently and early
hours produced sales that looked to be
right around a dime higher, choice fat
lambs selling at $3.50 and better. Bulk Of
ofterinEs changed hands at the advance
noted, S6,T5 being the highest price quotable.
Iodays Improvement wipes out portion Of
the early decline, Of course, but values are
sun about loo lower than a week ago
Good sheep were scarce and sold readily
at fully steady figures Small punches of
fancy western ewes moved to the scales
at S,9OG410, but the ordinary run of grass
ewes are not uuotable at over 1915 at most.
The wether end OF the trade showed very
little change. top quotations remaining
brought $500, the same as yesterday. and
strictly prime handy weights would do
well to command S5.&, Bulk of current
sheep sales are on a weak to dime lower
basis as compared with those of last weeks
close.
The call or,feeder stock is still broad and
active. Present prices are only shade
higher than week ago, but practically
everything has been sold and tomorrow
will find an almost perfect clearance.
Feeder lambs brought as much as 500 to-
day and the more desirable kinds OF feeder
sheep are selling on much the same basis
as good quality killers.
Quotations on grass stock: Good to
choice lambs, $e.40d675; fair to good lambs,
s61Oq6.4O; feeding lambs $5.65961 10; handy
weight yearlings, S5.00d5.25 heavy Year
lings, $4.40a4.S0 feeder yearllngs, $.60d5 10;
good to choice wethers, S575d4.25; fair to
good wethers, SS.40QDS75; feeding wethers,
3d. 4OgS:S5 breeding ewes. A0Oq45Oi fat
ewes, 80. S56p4.0O; feeding ewes, $2.5OQ3.35.
RnnTnQnnfQ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
stock an sight.
Receipts OF live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-METALs-Stand
ard copper quiet; spot. August, September.
October and November 12.12IkfD12. S71s; Lon
don firm; spot ESQ rs Cd; futures, e56 lis
spot copper, with lake quoted at N2STjklD
1900; eleotrolytic. t12.509l2.75; casting Sl2.25
412.50; no arrivals were reported at New
York; custom house returns showed ex-
ports OF H. SSs tons so far this month. Tin
firm; spot. S3S GOODS. rs; august September
and october, $S3.55G3s. s7h; November, Sss IS
futures RlA. Lead. dull; g. 40di so, New
York; N.2bQ4.35. East St Louis; London.
spot e2 ISIS Iron, Cleveland warrants lSs
foundry, northern. SIC 25q166O; No. q $3.50
soft. s1575QiGS.
ST. LOUIS. Aug n.-METALs-Lead
firm; A.S2h spelter, higher: $50
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
staple ana Fancy Produce Prices FER.
niahed by Buyers aud Wholesalers.

staple and Fancy Produce Prices FER
nished by BuyeFs snd Wholesalers.
BUTTER-Creamery No. A. delivered "a
the retail trade In lib. cartons, sc; No 1.
in SO.lb. tubs, SIC; No, 2 in LIB. cartons.
stock, solid pack, 2OSko; dairy in eO-ib. tubs.
2sc Market changes every iesday,
CHEESE-Twins, iIbkc; young Americas
l9c; daisy, iSc; triplets. lSo; limberger. lSci
No. 1, brick. lie; imported SWISS sOc do.
nestle Swiss. 24c; block Swiss, 22e.
POULTRY-Dressed broilers under 4
lbs, 2Sc; over lbs, zoe; hens, i5c: cocks,
pigeons, per doz., Si.2ei homer squads. pei
doz, SLO0 fancy SQUADS per doz.. $3.50; No.
/, per doz. $500, Alive Broilers lbc;
hens, lie; old roosters. &c; old ducks. full
t turkeys, lSc guinea fowls. Zoe EACH lSS;
pigeons, per doz,. Soe; homers, per uoz, $sVO;
squads, No. 1. per doz.. $50; No. Z, per
FISH (all froEen)-Pickerei. l2c; white.
fish, i4c; pike, 1bc; trout 15c; large crap.
pies, zoe; Spanish mackerel, lSc; eel, Use;
paddock, 1sc; founders, Use; green catfish.
isc; buffalo, Sc; halibut 1Oc; white perch.
9c; bullheads, lac; roe shad. SlOO each;
shad roes, per pair, Soc frog legs. per dos.,
soc; salmon, l5c
l4e; No 8, sac. Loin: No, l. iSc; No. q
iiiLc: No. g. 9&c. Chuck No 1, Sc: No 3
SCI No. 5. SIC. Round: No. l. lie: No. 3
FRuiTS-oranges California camelis
brand Redland Nalencias. all sizes, PET
box, $500; Havana Mediterranean Sweets,
size, sS0Oi s24 size $3.50. Lemons: Limo
niera, extra fancy, 800 size, per box. SSO0.
AGO size, per box, $50; choice 800 size net
box. $780, $50 size, per box, $500; 90 40.
5Oc per box less; Sunset brand, per bog
T.5o Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch,
III 25a2 50; Jumbo, per bunch, 81 7s6bs IL
Censaloupes: California, % size. $3.50, a.
standards, $500 Pluns: California. red
per l-basket crate, N.s5. Blue prunes: PEI
crate o sS PeaFs cs sfSrns' per NIB
per box, $3.50; in lots, per bsx, $40 An.
nles: Home grown, In bills, SfO0fD4 30. neys
Oregon, in boxes, Sl.76 Watermelons.
Texas, 1Ac per Id, Dates; Anchor brand
new, 30 lib packages in box. per box,
vi VyIEGETABLEs--N potatoes: In ssoAs
per bu., 9Ocq$1.00. Onions: yellow. in
sacks, per h., &c; Iowa, small. per ID.
s1fc; Spanish, per crate, H:IO,. Gariiei lex.
ssa tf Ess pant Fancy FSd Teo per d.
si5O@2.0O. Celery; Michigan. Der dox.
OI HOME GROWN VEGETABLES Cab.
bage: New. per ID. 2hc. Tomatoes: Per
market basket, 75c Cucumbers' - per dox..
soc. Radishes: Extra fancy homegrown,
per doz. punches, zoe Lettuce. Extra
fancy leaf. per doz., SOC. Parsley: Fancy
home grown, per doc. punches. SOC. ,Rhu.
Per doz punches. Csc. Turnips: Per mar
ket basket, 40c. Carrots; Per market has.
ket, 50c. Beets: Per market basket. 600
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Black, pei
lb.., &c; California Ne. l., per ID, lie; Cali
Large. per H.. &c; small. per ID. SC.
Cocoanuts: Per sack. $500: per doz.. 65c
Honey; New. "a frames. $3.IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Total receipts ......30 so
DISTORTION

AOtal ..ss.....s..........l,SS9 b,OO 9,24
CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were very light only thirty fresh cars be-
ms reported In. Still, 1t was as many as
were to be expected on a Friday, For
tne week the receipts foot up 23,1z4 head
being falling off of over 300 head as
compared with last weeks excessive run
AT the same time the receipts showed a
gain OF over 1000 head as compared with
a year ago.
With so few cattle on sale and with
1alr demand pretty much everything in
Sisht was cleaned up in good season.
steady with yesterday. There were a few
peer steers good enough to bring $3.50, but
mere was nothing really choice In sight
Inc FEEDERS and stock cattle were pretty
Wen cleaned up yesterday, so that there
was very little along that line on sale
today. Taking everything into considera-
tlon the market this week has been very
standpoint.
QuotatOns on native cattle. Good Ia
Snoice beef steers, S7.OO@775; fair to good
steers, Al5Q6,10; good to choice cows and
heifers. S4.60fb.60; fair TO goor COWS and
neiLers. tSoOQlb0; common to fair cows and
neiers, t26oQS50; good to choice stockeTs
sockeFs ana fesSsTs tS g s coS, stSc !:
.aiT etockers and feeders. taOo03.6O; stock
bulls, stays. etc.. &s.25@6.5O.
Quotations on range cattle; Good "a
beeves, s46O95.SO common to fair bes sOco
SSIoq45o; good to choice heifers, g. 25QD5. O0:
good to choice cows, S4O0fT460: fair ~
good grades, SS.S0Q3S5; Gamers and
cutters, R.25qS.2S; good to choice feeders.
NIeqo.4O fair TO good feeeers $AOO1Ls0;
Representative sales:
WESTERNS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
AND FHEDERa
COWS AND HELPERS.

HOGS-Livefy trading and. higher nrlcss
featured the hog trade this morning. Dins
advances prevailed In both divisions AZ a
rule, but some business was done AZ
figures safely a shilling and even isc
higher. IL was a market entirely 10 The
liking OF sellers, a perfect clearance vyas
made during early hours. Light receipts
were largely responsible for the GENERAL
Improvement, although broader shipping
outlet was also credited with more or Iess
bulllsh influence.
Heavy hogs sold readily at $3.50 or bet
ter. with big lard and rough packing
around tS69S.l5 and lights brought the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
WEATHER IN the GRAIN BELT
Prediction II for Continued Fair Until
saturday Evening.

OMAHA, Aug 70. 1910
Showers were scattered over the middle
and southern Rocky Mountain slope last
night and light rain is falling at Cheyenne
this morning. The showers extended east
ward over the southwestern portion OF Ne
braska and a fan OF 30 Of an inch occurred
a. Culbertson. with lighter falls at North
Platte, Hastings and Grand Island. Light
states this morning and showers were quite
general along the Atlantic coast since the
preceding report. The pressure is relatively
high over the country east OF the Missouri
over the Pacific coast. depression OF
considerable energy extends from the Ca
madam provinces down over the eastern
Rocky mountain slope and this depression
will cause general clOCdiuess and somewhat
unsettled conditions to prevail over the CEN
trail valleys tonight and Saturday A slight,
but general rise in temperature has oc-
CURED In all portions of the country within
weather prevails on the Pacific slope. A
very slight rise in temperature will be felt
In this vicinity tonight, but no important
change IS expected The weather will
probably continue fair tonight and Satur-
day -
Minimum temperature. 6 q 6S 81
Normal temperature for today, 76 de-
Deficiency in precipitation since March l,
deficiency corresponding period in 1909.
LOS inches
Excess corresponding period in 1908 .OI
of an inch
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. M, 18th meridian time
Friday. August IL. 1910:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 12-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 1900 head, including 900 southerns
Market steady. southerns l0c higher
Dressed beef and export steers $6.50Gs. 90;
fair to good. S4.506D6.S5; western steers, 500
OBS; stockers and feeders, s300Q6.0O; south
ern steers, $3.60d500: southern cows $4,000
4.15i native cows. s2.50GI5.O0; native heifers
81. 50p65O; bulls. $3.oOGD4,25 calves, SS75G17 a.
HOGS-Recelpts 600 head Market 1Oc to
15c higher; bulk OF sales, S825GDS.70. Heavy
sS.lOa84 %; packers and butchers, sS.A098. 70;
light, s. 6048.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000
head Market steady. Lambs, $5.5006 70;
yearlings, A,50ab.25; wethers, 1850. 35;
ewes, $s25@f.o0; stockers and feeders. S2.75
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
'aSh quotation were as FOLLOWS:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLouR--tirmi winter patents MeO9s. 80;
S5.25Q645; bakers, S4.O0o5,75.
RYE-So. 2, 76dD77c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 4S055c. fair to
choice mailing. 62Q70c.
snEps-FiGx. No. j southwcs ,ern. $685.:
No. / northwestern, $256 ri ~ NT5G
$50. Clover, es.00dls,50.
PROVlSIONS-Mes pork. g. D., 500 90
@22.&. Lard. per 100 lbs. ,-o}s Short
ribs, sides. loose. S1Ls7'sqll,7 snort clear
sides, boxed, S11.75112.O0,
Total clearanoes OF whea, and flour were
equal to 100000 bu. Exports for the week,
rs shown by Bradstrcets, were equal to
l,226,000 bu. Primary receipts were 1,42l. 900
bu., compared with 73l.OOO bu. the corre-
spending day a yeak ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat.
gag cars; corn. i@ cars; cats. 6s4 cars hogs,
1000 head.
slOsQl.0lls; No. red, sl.Oihgiosis; No. :
hard. 81 .Oa0l.0ti4; No. 9 hard, fl,2Ql.0s
No l northern spring. s1.29IsdL2iM No. 2
northern spFing. old NlSQl 70; new, nol
No. cash, 6l06TiAc; No. 2 white Csc; No.
3 white, 6I667lac; No. 2 yellow. 61i4Q6lMc;
NO kelow Se@gs.e; 0sts' ~ W sa.eo cash IN
. white, new, S6ltas7Ao; No. 4 white, new,
S6QSle; standard new. S'IsaSSc; old sec.
BurrER : Steady; creameries. 25q29e;
Zoos Steady; receipts. s,76i cases; at
mark. eases included, lO9i+c; firsts, l7e;
CHEESE = Steady; daisies, Ice; twins,
l6Ql5he; young Americas, lee; long
horns, Ice.
PoTATOEs-I'irm; choice TO fancy $50
&c; fair TO good. 92qaSc.
PouLrRl-Easyi turkeys, zoe; fowls,
VEALr-steadyi 80 TO eO-lb. WITS, Sasnc;
% @ S-lb. WITS. 9a9he; IS to lO-lb. WITS.
10Qi0hc
Carlot Receipts-Wheat. AGA cars: corn,
u cars; oats, CAS- cars Estimated Tomor-
row-Wheat. 80 cars; corn. los cars; oats
694 cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Carlot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board OF Trade.


Prices ON Board Oft Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Sales of wheat to
Germany were made today by Chicago
houses and also at Philadelphia In addi-
ton. Baltimore confirmed 500, 900 bushels ex-
port sales, mostly to France. Directly as a
result, prices advanced three times in sue
cession, but attempts at profit taking
caused reactions so that the close was weak
at a net gazing of hQ5sc. Corn showed a
general rise OF sdlc, oats, hc to h4%c, and
provisions of 21adbi21sc.
The total OF worlds shipments turned
out Unexpectedly heavy. Large sales OF
flour to cross the Atlantic were also re-
ported Fluctuations in the September were
between $LO2MG1.02ss, with the close up Nc
up at Sl,02A to $102Q1.O3.
Corn showed more strength than any
other grain. Many reports were received
that rain was needed and that farmers
were selling little for the stations. One
crop expert figured losses 2dpS points since
July IS In the leading states, barring llli-
nois. which he asserted to be unchanged
In condition. September ranged from 647sc to
65%c, with the close &c up at 65hc. The
cash market was strong. No. yellow
closed at 67A6671Sc.
Oats were helped by the strength of other
grain. September varied from S65s037l9c
and closed at 37kc, a net gain of nc.
Provisions were firm. The finish was
TNt6I2.sc up for pork, 25h@7iac for lard, and
2Akd5c for ribs.
ErhS leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13

high prices. selected bacon hogs bringing
the top, $50. The figure shows an ad-
vance OF l5c over yesterdays top. Bulk
ranged from N.S0ffS 10 as compared with
yesterdays bulk OF 81. S56fSO0
In spite OF continued heavy runs this
week, the market on most days has been
In very healthy condition. Current sales OF
heavy hoEa are almost quarter higher
than those OF last saturday and lights and
good mixed show net advances OF s06140c
The average trade Is a big quarter higher
than the average trade at last weeks close
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.


NEW YORK. Aug. 12.--FLoUR-Market
firm; spring patents, S5.65Q60o; winter
straights. s45OW4.65; winter patents, $A75@
No. /. SS.75Q39O; winter extras. No. Q, $500
865; Kansas straights, A15G6.10 Rye flour,
steady; fair to good. &1OQ4S5; choice to
coRNMEAI~Firm; fine white and yell
low, $l.b5a16O; choice, n45@L5o; kiln dried.
WHEAT-spot market firm; new No 2
red, $l0S%, elevator, and $110 Z. o. b.. No
l northern, S,2715. f. o. b., to arrive; prices
on options gained about lie bushel on
taken 66 loads. mostly for France and Ger
many, closing at %q1c net advance; Sep
TENDER, $1.0s 7-16Gl. 09A; closing, Sl.09A; De-
cember, Sill l3-16Q1,12; closed, H12A. Re-
ceipts, 1920 bu.; shipments, 1890 bu.
CORN-Spot market, firm; No. 2, 74%c
nominal, elevator, domestic basis, to ar
rive; option market was without transoc-
tions closing NC net higher: September
closed 7S1sc. Receipts, bl,725 bu.; shipments,
1894 bu.
46Is94Shc; clipped white. "a to AZ lbs, 4slS6
50lkc. Receipts, ll4,S7S bu; shipments. S9si
HAY-Firm; prime. si.45gl55; No. i, slsS
HOPS Easy; state. common to choice,
1903. 2OGp2Sc 1908, nominal Pacific coast
1903, afftsc; 1908. nominal
Professionalism steady; mess, SOS. so;
family. S25.00Q26.00; short clears, s24.O0025.5 80:
6920OO; beef hams. $22.OO@24OO. Cut meats,
quiet; picked bellies, 10 TO IL lbs, s15.759
1900; picked hams, Sl6.00. Lard steady;
middle west prime. S1l60@1l.70; refined,
easy; continent sl2.a5; South America, 1890
Q1325; compound $i02541050
TALLoW-St Steady; prime city (hhds.),
yellow, $9.50l9.76; October, S.75GD7.7S; Now
ember S7.12q7.i3; dressed, s6s006.s5.
BUTTER-steady; receipts. S.24s tubs;
creamery specials, 29AGt3Qc; extras, 2S%D
2sc; third to firsts, 24d27i5c state dairy
common 20 finest, 221a@2Sc.
fCHEESE-Firm receipts, 4l90 cases:
state whole milk specials, 15i4016zc; fair
10 good 13f14c.
EGGS-FiTmer; receipts 1874 cases.
lgdl2Oc; seconds 16g1Sc
yPoU1TRY-Allve, steady; western broil-
ers, 1Shc; fowls, l5h@l6c; turkeys, 10d14e.
Dressed irregular; western broilers l61k0
19c fowls 149lsc; turkeys. 17q2lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Cotrnn MnrIrntl

NEW YORK. Aug. R.--COTTON-Close
quiet; middling uplands, 1570c; middlina
gulf, 1850 Sales, 1926 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. i2-The following are
the weekly cotton statistics: Imports ali
kinds, 5000 bales; imports, American, 5000
bales; stock, all kinds, 10000 bales; stock,
American 2st 600 bales; American. for.
bales.
ST, LOUIS, Aug. -Middnng,
151sc; sales, none. I.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-PRIME MER-
STERTJNCs Exon A1NgSt0 tSi,,1, ,,t,, =.
tual business in bankers bills at $4SS50 for
sixty-day bills and at AS570 for demand.
Commercial bills, A836D4. S31k.
SILEER-Bar 53hc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS-Government irregular; railroad,
firmer. @
Closing quotations on bonds today were
q & follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Glasses OF Stock in Good Demand,
with Prices Firm.

CHICAGO. Aug. Receipts,
1000 head; market strong; beeves, $4.60D8. rs;
Texas steers, $3.50d5.60 western steers
A.OOQ6.75; stookers and feeders. $4.00D6. rs ,
cows and heifers, $25oQ6.4Oi calves, $500
$50
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market 100
15c higher; light, sS.5099.O0; mixed, 1890
$50; heavy, H65q85bI rough, S765Q7 IS; bulk
OF sales, S7.9OlDS30
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10000
head; market steady; native $2.25Q4.35;
western, S2.50Q425; yearlings $L00lD5. 40
lambs native, A25Q6.7b; western, s5.0Oa5 co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
SALESMAN DEPARTS WITH ART
Police Seek III. Payne, Who DIsap-
Deared with Hand Painted Plaques
He Had Agreed 10 sell.

The police are looking for the man who
gave the name OF II. Payne. He accepted
position as representative for Mrs. Mar
tina Emig an artist IN the Brandols build
ing, and then disappeared with SS5 worth
OF handpainted plaques. He was to sell
the plaques for Mrs. Emig
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13
Articles. Open High. Low. Close. Yes'y.


WHEAT--No. 2 turkey 81 OO1G11 .O2; No.
hard, some dark and yellow. 97LQ99c; No,
turkey, 9Sq99kc; No. 3 hard, some dark
eno yellow, S6098c; No. hard, 91Q971ac,
nominal; No. spring. g71sGl99Ac, nominal;
NO. 3 spring, 927Gp941kc, nominal
No. white 62dD62Hc; No. 1 white G0a6i%c,
nominal; No yellow, 61Q61kc; No. yell
low, Slq611sc; No. yellow, 6O1sQ6lc No. 2,
olg6l11c; No; 9, 6lQ61hc; No. 4. GOhq6O3ic;
,oATs-standard. s4hq35c; No. white,
S StMSygS4AeSji , Nc 4 white, SSAQ94he; No. .
yellow, S3AQ34hc; No. 4 yelloY, 321zc.
HAkLBY-No 1 feed, 5SQ56c, nominal;
reiedted 4SGp53c, nominal
RYIacNo. O. 7ec; No 3, 73Q74c, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-13

shorts sl2S7M; clear ribs, si2SM: short
clears, N2.l5 Bacon, firm; boxed extra
clears, N425 IA
POULTRY-Stea chickens, lie; spring
14c; turkeys, lSa23c; ducks, 9Qi2c; geese, 8
csc.
BuTTER-steedy; creamery. 25a29Mc.