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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

SHEEP-Another big run of sheen and
lambs was yarded today, with many OF the
larger shipments coming in feeder flesh,
one half OF total receipts consisted of thin
and half-rat grades unsuitable for killing
purposes. Early hours were little differenf
from those OF yesterday. The market ot,ensS
IN the same hating manner, owing 10 de-
Jay caused in shaping up supplies ready
TOT SAFE, ana midday clearance found most
or the pens stlll occupied
inquiry from all classes Of BUYERS was
active, however, and II was not q very
hard matter to obtain generally firm fiR
ures for offerings of good dressing promise
rat wethers sold as high as Ao0-steady
with yesterdays top sales--and good ewes
were wanted at s6.l5@6S5, II thew weSs
good ones, actual sales reaching &&. Lamb
trade also acted creditably, but better tone
appeared In demand rather than a stronger.
scale OF prices. Good classes went at t6.50
500, the same as yesterday, and choice ionea
were not quotable over 1915
Feeder trade presented no very new fea-
lures, almost everything selling at prices
similar to those OF yesterday. Volume OF
country buyers and while movement was
at no time very brisk, a very fair clearance
was made. Feeder yearlings sold as high
as S9.OO15.l0. only little lower than good
choice fat strings.
Quotations on grass stock: Good 70
choice lambs. IS. s516.15; fair to good lambs
IS 1905 IS; feeding lambs, s. .jGR9 90; handy
weight ysariings, 81 6pi&5. ss neavy yeni
linRs, A.b0iI4 20; feeder yearll1gs, - SO15 %;
good wethefs Ss.s0xDc =: feeding vrthprs,
50 .40@3. S5; breeding ewes, 4OO64. 80: fat
ewes. -. z661S. 70; feeding ewes, 50. S0fD3. 49,
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
NEW YORRSTOCES AND BONDS
Market Exhibits Development of Posi-
tive Strength During Day.
UNCOVERED SHORTS BOOST PRICES
Depression I'm Early sales So Mod
crate as 90 serve as wsrnIng 60
Hears that stocks Are
Firm.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The development OF
positive strength in the stock market today
was. the outgrowth largely Of the power
OF resistance to unfavorable factors which
was demonstrated.
The depression OF the early prices was
so moderate as to serve as a warning TO
the bear element in speculation that pres
ent holders of stocks would not be In
duced easily to SELL.
The advance In prices was largely due
to demands from uncovered shorts.
The dealings were, in a large degree,
professional, and Reading, Union Pacific,
and United States scared upwards half of
the total transactions. The quiet tone OF
the corn market today and downward
tendency in wheat left no room for SEN
sational differences of harm to those crops.
The weather news OF the day was good and
the tone Of the weekly bulletin OF the
weather bureau strengthened the assump-
ton that Il had improved since the
date of the monthly government report.
Cotton was affected even more sharply
by the weather news and especially the
prospect Of rains in Texas
In the field OF dividend action there was
the increase in the Canadian Pacific div
idend and the maintenance Of the Sloss-
Sheffield Steel dividend. Tn Canadian
railroad stock made q strong response and
the sympathetic effect was particularly
marked on the stocks of the transcontinen-
tai railroad lines. The declaration of the
regular dividend on Sloss-Sheffield Steel
disposed OF rumors that 1t was intended
10 reduce OF pass In6 ulNluou0. ING re-
bound in the price was correspondingly
sharp.
The better feeling over the crop promise
was of far reaching effect The manner
OF It's working was illustrated in the as
sertion made by President Brown of the
New York Central that he was influenced
in placing large orders for new equipment
by the conviction that good hhrvests were
now assured. The Influence OF this was
seen in the iron and steel industrials, In
Guiding u 5. Steel. Persistent reports
that cut had been made to $3.50 on an
order for 10000 tons of steel rails by the
Illinois. Steel company to western rail-
road In order to seve the order from going
to foreign competitors met with fresh
denials but was discussed with great in
! terest in the financial district.
( Secondary consideration of the July
statistics of the copper producers assoc
iation seemeu to give greater satsfac-
| ton than the first impression and the
| copper stocks were all strong.
| Bonds are firm except for the depression
OF New York City stocks. Total sales par
value, $1,1S7,0O0
U. s. rs registered advanced * and the
coupon u per cent in the bid price on the
| call,
| Number Of sales and leading quotations
/ m foda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

CATrLE-Receipts of cattle were very
liberal again today, and taking the two
days of the week as whole, the total
foots up almost ls,00U head. or slightly less
than for the corresponding days OF last
week. The arrivals again consisted almost
entirely of range cattle, there being very
large proportion of COW stuff Included in
the days receipts. There we're also few
natives and corn-feds. but the showing
was very small. Feeding cattle were also
In very moderate supply. at least the better
grades were, but there was quite showing
or stockers and trashy stuff.
In spite OF the large receipts of cattle
the market on desirable beef steers was in
tair shape. and, as rule, operators were
calling 1t good steady to strong market.
Some good cornfeds sold as high as $3.50.
Desirable cows and heifers were also
good sellers at steady prices but undesir-
cases, weak
Good feeders were scarce, the same as
they have been every day OF late, and the
market on that kind was active and strong.
Stockers sold In about the same notches as
yesterday.
Ituo.aliVns on native cattle: Good 10
choice beef steers, 81 .00Gy7 60; fair to good
beef steers, $6.lO07 90; common TO fair beef
steers, Hl6QS.lo; good to choice Gown and
heifers, h:s0Qb:5o; fair to goon cows and
heifers, ss.to9A:50; common to fair cows and
hetfere, e26OGp86O; good to choice stockerS
and feeders, &4.6o86.e6i fair to good stock
stockers and feeders, tS.6OQ4b0; common 70
hetfers, $2-S5G4O0; veal calves, tS.00G6 80;
bulls, stays, ETC., $S.26@5-60
Quotations on range cattle; Good to
S SsSTes sesCSss 4CSs fair F.,r to good
tSbO@44o; good 70 choic, cows, iA0OfSt. %;
tair TO good grades, ts.2b0S.75; canners and
cutters, $2.5093.S; good TO cholce feeders
s47b4b40; fair to good reeeers, $AOO9A6o
HarFaaNnfn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
What Opens Lower, but Firm on
~ Bearish Reports.
TRADE ON CORN IS QUITE BULLIsH
Government Report Shows a Falling
OFF In Receipts ahd Prices Rule
Fiftp 90 fiigher-CorR
" Not Active.
oMAHA. Neh.. Aurust 3. 1el0.

NLWheat opened slightly lower but firru.
yhe government. report was construed as
yeelng bearish. owing to the Increase In the
winter wheat yield, which. for quality and
quantity Is one of the best on record.
trade was rather more bullish on corn,
owing 70 the decline in condition reported
by the government report. Receipts show
some railing off, and prices ruled firm to
higher !
Wheat opened some lower, influenced by
me goyei ninent.,r report and adyices OF
better Yields III the spring wheat belt.
Foreign news Is the sustaining feature,
ana hedging sales are lighter.
me com market was not very active
ana values did not reflect che rather bull
lsh government report, sitaough the range
was Ir8cuonally higher throughout ,le
session. Country selling has fallen off
ana receipts are less burdensome. Pros
poets are some better after the recent
Primary wheat receipts were 1.239,OO0
bushels and shipments were 5eS,0O0 bushels
aseinet receipts last year Of l,Oi9,OOO bushels
and shipments OF $50, 900 bushels.
Primary com receipts were $4,000 bushels
ana shipments were $1,000 bushels against
accepts Last year OF $4,000 bushels and
58hlpments OF $1,000 bushels. e.
CleaTauces were loo bushels Of corn,
none OF 6atsi and wheat and flour equal to
l2S,OO0 bushels.
Liverpool close 5000 higher on wheat
and I'd lower on corn.
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

market steady 70 strong: calves. CSC higher
dressed beef and export steers S.tbuSl9
fair to good. A50d6.bD; western steers, So
GTOO; stockers and feeders. f3.OOu6lo. south.
ern steers SS.5oil5.O0; southern cows, 81. 90
400: native COWS S2.2t0i5o0; native hcifera
S2eod650s bulls, S2ioqt5o; calves. Aod
500
HOGS Receipts, 500 head. market steady
60 Sc higher bulk OF sales. SS.2onSeSi
heavy, G.l5aSS5; packers and butchers
s. 20glS55; light. SS&GS.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptE, 500
head; market weak 60 Toe lower; lamoa,
SIS O00i675; yearlings S4.500525; wethora
So 7sGL25; ewes, Ss.5oa4O0; stockers and
feeders a. T57AOO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--METADS--Copper
standard, firm spot and August, S12171hdp
H. 22Ik; September, So. 2O6I12.25; October
sl2. 25Q1a.271h; November $12,25@12.So. Ion
don. firm; spot f55 los; futures. fb6 g.
Gll262Ik, and casting, 2.25@pl2. 37h. Tin,
firm; spot, S3s 2OQSS 20; August, s3S. lOq3S %;
September, $S3 156I3S 20 october. $50. 1OQ33, 80;
f152: futures, fl62. Lead, dun; $4.4OQh6O.
New York; S4.s0a5.00, East st. Louis. Lon
don, spot, fl2 los Speher dull; S6.S6Q6 40.
don, Spot, f22 15s. Cleveland warrants
closed at 49s 7Isd in the London Iron mar
ket Locally unchanged.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 9.-MBTALS-Lead,
firm; $4S2h. Spelter. steady, sos.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
Seek Court Aid
Against Veto
Sixteenth Street Property Owners Ask
Injunction Against Mayor
Dahlman.

Sixteenth street property owners have
sought the aid Of the district court against
Mayor Dahlman, because OF his veto Of the
creosote paving ordinance. A petition is
filed asking that the veto be declared
illegal and that the mayer be enjolned TO
sign and approve the ordinance, which
provided for the paving Of Sixteenth from
Farnam to the viaduct.
The plaintiffs in the action are J. E.
George A. ]. Beaton, the Miller Hotel
company. and the ]. r. Webster copl-
pGny.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
\ fCarlot Receipts.
Features OF. the TFadinG and Closing
PrIS9s ON Board OF Trade,

PFie4s ON Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug, 9.-.pn account of the
knights Tempiar parade the Board of
Trade today closed at noon. Long before
that hour business had dwindled to almost
nothingf The finish left wheat 1sc higher
TO s@Ac l.-@er. Corn netted an advance OF
NC to sdpiso and oats lsQAc to Nc. Last
II was rumored that $4,000 bushels to
5Oe,009 bushels of wheat had been sold for
export part from Duluth and part from
Baltimore. a.
An initial decline occurred because, Of the
official crop figures made public after the
tclose Monday In general way the re-
sport was considered bearish owing 70 the
Nevertheless the tone OF the market at
the last was firm, chiefly III CONSEQUENCE
of the btftstzllzat OFeispt tfen.-F ftfctuas
tons OF the Saptenlber option were between
sl.OV1k6g1.OO4 and 81.Qls, with the close a
shade to 1sc up. Siol 1k@l .Otss TO $1.O1sS
Official coFitirmatioh,s OF, o sensational
shortage In che hay crop made, holders of
ment figureG indicated q falling Off of 6
points in July Afof corn itselfs September
ranged from s25sc to 639sc and closed steady
at 6SSsc, a,.pet gain of hG3sc. The cash
market was firrn. No. yellow closed at
GstzQp64Ac,
Oats were influenced by much the same
considerations as corn. September varied
fFenaV 6ssqS6Ac 20 SIC, finishing with 1s@he
advaTAce at l39st e1SB1scs s.t.. .,8s
Provisions seemed inclined to sag, fol-
lowing little buying on the part Of
shorts andt scalpers at the start. Pork
closed, &c. down TO 7lhc up. lard a shade
lower to 2hc higher and ribs unchanged to
an advance OF PIC,
The leading tutares ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.--CATTLE-Receipt
5000 head; market l0c lower; native ship
ping and export steers, N.25qS.0O dressed
beef and butchers, steers, S6.Sod7,I5 stock
ers and feeders, 3256550; COWS and heifers,
S. 5Odl7.OO Gamers $275dSo0; bulls, $3.50
5.75: calves. S6,00dS50; Texas and Indian
steers, S425d65O; cows and METERS, $500
500.
HoGS-Receeipts, 1900 head; market ioc
lower; pigs and lights, $SO009, 20; packers,
$sS5GS50; butchers and best heavy, $500
$40.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Reoeipts. i0,OoO
head market 25c lower; native rnuttons,
So. 5O6p4.OO: lambs, S5.5OQ6T5; culls and bucks,
$3.OO6p4.50; stockers. f25063.75.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
Aberdeen Farmers seriously Hurt.

ABERDEEN. S. D.. Aug. 9.-(speclal.)--
While driving a colt, with a number Of
other horses In grain cutter with .
header attached John Ehresmann. Nc
Pherson county farmer, received serious.
q possibly fatal injuries. The colt, be-
came frightened and the horses all ran
away. Ehresmann was thrown from tho
machine and the "buil wheel Of tho
header was dragged over his body several
times, bruising and cutting him severely.
Ehresmann was unable to extricats him
self until the colt fell and the machine was
stopped.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
nished by Buyers and WhOlesaIers.

BUTTER-Creamery No. /, delivered to
the retail trade in lib. cartons, sc; No. /,
29e: No. 2 In 60-lb. tubs, 2Shc; packing
stock, solid pack, 20lkc; dairy, In o0-lb tubs
23c Market changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE-Twlns, 17hci young Americas
1897 daisy, 16c; triplets. Use; llmberger, 1Sc;
No. 1, brick lie; imported Swiss, soc; do
mestio Swiss. 24c; block Swiss. 22c.
POULTRY-Dressed broilers, under 2
lbs, 2Sc; over 2 lbs, zoe; hens 1bc; cocks.
pigeons, per doz.. S1HeI homer squads, per
doz., $500; fancy squads, per doz,, $3.50; No.
1, per doz., $500. Alive: Brothers, 15c;
hens. 1lci old ROSTERS, &c; old ducks, full
turkeys 1sc; guinea fowls. Zoe each;
pigeons, per doz., TIC; homers per doz., IS 70;
squads, No. /, per doz., $3.50; No. e. per
FISH (all frosen)--Piokerel. lac; white
fish, lac; pike. 15c; trout, 15c; large crap
pies, zoe; Spanish mackerel, 1sc; eel, 1Sc;
paddock, 1sc; Founders, l3c; green catfish,
Use; buffalo. 30; haiibut. iOci white perch,
Dc; bullheads. lee; roe shad. 400 each;
shad roes, per pair, 50c; frog legs, per doz.,
soc; salmon, 1bc.
BEEF cUTs-Rib: No. l. 1shc No. q,
lie itS No No &c csHck: No no is 81; No No
&c; No, 3, SIC. Round: No, l, 11c No. q,
SIZE; No, s. nc. Plate: No. l, 6l4e; No. 2.
FRIGiTs-oranges California CamelIa
brand Redland Talencias. all sizes, per
hox az 90: Havana Mediterranean aWeetR
21e size, per box, 81 90; $50 size, Ss5; 2SS
size, $500; s2l size. $26o Lemons; Limo
sc Size per box $780, Choice 500 OS Size ' Der
box, 81 so; $50 size. per box, $500; $40 size,
5Oo per box less; Sunset brand, per box.
81 30 Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch,
R2@2.5O; Jumbo, per bunch, S2.75Q3. rs.
Cantaloupes: California. % size, $40; 45
per 4-basket crate, Sl.65. Blue prunes: Per
crate, $50, Peaches: California, per aO-lb.
box 9Odf95c Pears California Bartlett.
per box, $3.50; In lots, per box. SzG0 AID,
ples: Home grown, In bbls-. "a 00GD4. 80; new
oregon, In boxes, H.75. l.Watermelons:
Texas. 1%c per ID; Dates: Anchor brand,
new. 30 lib. packages in box, per box,
WE VyiEGETABLEs-New potatoes: In sacks
per bu, 9Oc6$l.O0. Onions: yellow. IN
sacks. per To-, 4c; Iowa, small, per ID.
SIC; spanish, per crate, N.76. Garllci FIX.
ira fancy, white, per ID, lSe; red. per ID,
si.5Oa2.OO. Celery; Michigan. per doz.
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES - Cab.
bage New. per h., 3hc Tomatoes: Per
basket 75c. String and wax beans: Per
market basket, 75e. Cucumbers. per doz
per dog, bunches: zoe: Lettuce; Extra
| home grown, per dog. punches, Soc. Rhu.
/ barb: Per doz. punches. CSC. Green onions
Per doz punches. 25c. Turnips: Per mar.
| ket basket, 40c. Carrots; Per market baS-
MIsCnLLANBOUS-W Black Del
llh., 2e; California No. /, per H., lie; Calf
fornia No. 2 per H.. i4c. Hickorynuts
| Large, per ID, &c; small per lb, Sc
| Cocoanuts: Per sack. $500; per doz, 65c
Honey; New. "a frames, 's.1A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
stock an sight.
nvnporated Apples ana Dried Fruit

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--Bvaporated apples
are quiet and steady. on the spot fancy IL
quoted at 101s@l1hc; choice, 8ikQ8c; prime.
SGkc; common to fair, Gq7c.
Prunes are firm with small offerings.
Quotations range from 3d9Mc for Cali
fornlas up to 90-40s and SQSMc Tor
Oregons.
Aprcots are dull but firm; choice sN@
lOhc; extra choice 1Ol4@l1c; fancy, 1O9tQ
121hc.
Peaches are quite and firm; choice, GAO
exc; extra choice, 6%67c; fancy, 7kQ71ac
Raislns are dull with an easier under
tone, loose muscatels are quoted at $40
SIC; choice to fancy seeded 4%q6%
seedless, S%@41Sc; London layers, N.2O@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

HOGS-Shippers opened the market on the
Few loads OF hogs that they needed this
morning at quotably strong figures One
or two of the larger packers followed with
1000 purchase at generally steady prices.
AFTER which the trade grew steadily weaker
IN both divisions Receipts were fairly lib
eral and demand was neither active nor
broad, Closing rounds produced sales all
or dime lower than yesterdays average,
neaVy and rough packing grades finding a
oull market throughout. Steady to a dime
sales as far as price levels were concerned
deaVy hogs moved around N656D7.70, and
good mixed sold at $7.8597.90 Lights
Drought $500 or better, according to quality
the high price $3.50. Bulk Of sales ranged
from ". IO@7.95, but trade was very uneven
end loads almost Identical in weight and
ouallty were cashed at figures dime
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-MONEY-on call
easy, 1ka2 per cent; ruling rate. ~ per
cent; closing bid, ia per cent: Offered at
rs per cent. Time loans easier; 90 days,
3Q3h per cent, and 90 days, 3AQt per
cent; six months, 4%0l5percent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-51f6S6
per cent.
SILvER-Bar. 52Ec. Mexican dollars. &C.
BoNDS-GOvernment, firm; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
ArtIcles.l opspd High. Low. Close. sat y

mo.
Cash quotations we're as~foIlows:
FIOUR--SteRdys winter straights SA6O0
$50; winter straights. 81. Nos 90; spring
stralBhts, 81 f5fe8a 5; bakers, $4OOnA.75
BKB-iNo, w, n 17lzq7Scs
P.ARIhiH4efeed or mixing, 4S055c; fair
10 choice mating, 60169c.
SEEDS f'lEk, No 1 southwestern. S2ss;
Ne. sngrthwestern, s2H Timothy, sS9c
rRovisI5Ns Meas pork. per bbl.. s2i. Is
62Z00. Lard, per 100Albs., Sli.lB. Short ribs.
Sides. loose, SllO0dll.S71s. Short clear sides,
boxed, Sill $50 p O0N : ~
Total clearAnces OF wheat and flour were
equal to $4,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.239.Oo0 bu, compared with 1919 800 bu tho
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
59s cars; corn, I20 cars; oats, Coz cars; hogs.
2sso00 head, s..is ra-
BUTTl9As.Sieady; ersamsries. 2Sq2se;
dairies 23zl26c
EGGS-rSteadyg reoeipts LOCO cases; at
marx, cases ineluded l0gl4e; firsts, l7ci
prime firsts, 1Sc.
cffEEsEL Steady; daisies, tsHa16,sc;
twas, lll4Gltstc; young Americas. 16ke;
long hoTns. lh&9i6c.
PoTAroEs-steady; choice to fancy. $40
She; fair TO good, T56SOc.
PpuLTRfr-Steady; turkeys zoe; fowls,
l3e; springs. i6c.
tVEAL-steady; 90 to 6o,lb. WITS. Saskc:
@ 20 S-le. WITS, sQ9sAc; As to llo-lh WITS,
lUUl0i1c. .sr.a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
Quotations of the Day on Various
COmmOditfes.

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-FLOUR-Market
quiet: spring patents, $5.65Q6.0O; winter
80; spring clears, n. s5al.Go; winter extras,
No l. $3.75Q390: winter extras No. 2, $500
S65; Kansas straights, A,l6@5 TO- Rye flour
dull; fair to good A'lOg4.S5; choice to
CORNMEALEsteady fine white and yels
low, n,55Ql.6O;l choice, N459L50; kiln dried.
:. WHEAT,-Spot, steady; new No. S1.O6sk,
elevator, and $1.07A, I. o. b., There was u
very quiet trade In wheat, and after show
ing some weakness early under selling on
the government report prices rallied ON the
firmnosse in Winnipeg and rumors OF, q
better export demand, closing AQhc net
higher, September closed az $O7% and
CORN-Spot, firm; No 2. 72Ac, nominal
elevator, to arrive, c. 1. I. The option
market was weak. transactions closing un-
OATs-spot, firm; mixed, 2s to % lbs
nominal; natural white 26 to 80 lbs, 46lsd
4S1kc; clipped white. "a to AZ lbs, 4S1Sd501kc
Receipts were 57,S75 Blu. tiss
HoPS-Quiet; state, common to choice,
1909, 2OQ23c; 1908, nominal Pacific coast
1909 9016c; 1908, nominal
LEATHER-Steady; hemlock, firsts, 2461
26c; seconds, 24q26c; seconds 2192Sc; thirds,
lspScc; rejected, 17@lsc.
PRovIsIONS-Pork quiet; mess, $3.50
family, S2500dD26.00; short clears, $24006D2 80;
Beef, steady; mess, S15p0Ql5,50; family $500
619.50; beef hams, $22,Q0Gl24O0 Cut meats,
quiet; picked bellies, 70 to 4 lbs, SIS ga
middle west primei sl1.60G11.70 refined
easy; continent, SAB South America, $3.50
Qls.25; compound, tlO25Q1o.5O.
TALLOW-Steady; prime city (hhds.)
S.8; country, SCISSOR g71k prime summer
yellow. ssS04s;75; october s.; 1897; Is; Nov
ember N.12@7.is; dressed, s6SO06.95.
BUTTER-ITirmer; receipts, 1902 cases
creamery specials. 29A6291kc; extras, 2SQ
2Stsc third to first 246D27c.
I CHEESD-Steady; receipts. 10dDisc; stats
whole milk fair to good i2H@13#c.
EGGS-Firm, unchanged; receipts 1928
| cases
| POULTRY-Alive, steady; western broil
ers, 1Sc; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 10eel4c
| Dressed. steady; western broilers, 16lsQl9c
fowls. 140lS14c; turkeys, 10000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug s.-coTToN-spo
closed quiet 5 points lower; middling up
900 bales; futures closed firm, Closing
bids August. 1890; October, 1870; No
vember, 1860; December, 1a6sc; January
1850; February, 1860; March, lS-nc; May
is. 75c; June, 1S.7Oc; July, 1a79c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, Aug. 9.-CATTLE--
Receipts t,s00 head market steady; steers
s45Oa726; cows and heifers. H'6Oa+7S;
calves, S3.O0d700.
steady to &C higher; top, s,6S; bulk Of
sales ssO5GS50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1000
head; market. steady; lambs. A6OQ6.7b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Prices weak on Cattle and sheep
Hogs strong.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-CATTLE-Reueipt
10 900 head; market weak beeves. NIb0S,i0
Texas steers, Sl50Qf6.65; western steers, N.O0
aD6. 10; stockers and feeders, S4,00a6 Is; cows,
and heifers, 81 7Od650; calves, s6.mdS6O
strong; light IS. 4O6r9 90; mixed. NSqS.s5;
heavy, 81. 45d7.70, good to choice heavy, $40
$50; pigs. sSlo99OS; bulk OF sales, H'se
ass
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market, weak; native, ~. 50a1 A0i west
ern, $2.6Od4,40 yearlings, A.JOuS.S0i lambs,
native A5O9700; western, S4.50apHO0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
WooI Mnrlxet,

BOSTON, Aug. 9.-wOoLr-The market
occupies firm position with a moderate
business reported. Prices hold steady, but
old woods are offering at lower prices than
have been paid for the new clip In the
west The mills, which still have much
machinery idle, are not heavy purchasers.
Industrial conditions Indicate a slow re-
covery In manufactured goods and in the
raw material.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.-WOOL-Steady;
territory and western mediums, 1Sp2Jhc;
fine mediums, 17@20c; fine, 14q11c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-10
St. Louie General 1rsrket.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9-WHEAT--
Futures, lower; September, s9%c: December
81 .0s1tGD1.o s4t. Cash; Firm, track No. red.
N.0l@1.0i; No. 2 hard. $l.o0Gpl.O61A
cORN--Futures. higher: September $50
6sAc; December. bsc. Cash: Higher; track
No. 2, 66Q661kc. No. 2 white, COX 066c.
OATS-Futures, higher; September, sac
December S6asc. CASH Higher track No
q 82ikc No white, 36IS03f1zc.
RYE-Unchanged. Sic.
FLOUR-Firm; red winter patents, $a.1O4
$40; extra fancy and straight, s4.SO0490;
hard winter clears. $3.S0QS.90
SEED-Timothy, IS. 2515.76.
CORNkEALr-$33
BRAN-Dull; sacked east track, 95d97c
HAY-Steady; timothy, Sl4.OOq1s.6o; prai-
RE, Si1.0061AO0.
PROVISfoNS-Pork unchanged; jobbing,
s21.75. Lard. unchanged; prime steam,
Sll .0214qn. 22h. Dry salt meats (boxed),
steady; extra shorts, 312371k; clear ribs.
Sl2.37h; short clears $12.75. Bacon (boxed),
steady; extra shorts, slS.S7ls; clear ribs,
S13.S7jh; short clears $l4.26.
pOULTRK-Quiet; chickens, lie; springs,
14e turkeys, isq24c; ducks. sQl2e; geese,
6Q9c.