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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Quotations of the Day on NariOuh
Com m OdftfeH.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6-FLOUR-steady'
spring patents, SolDeib ~, Kansas sttals -
t.25@4 a, winter straights SSsVQ4.lv' WI
ter patents, "a Asn4.5 spring clears s1vo4
as. winter extras. No. ], xa&qa.uVi wlhtel
extras, No. ., S.l5d&25. Rye flour. STEADY
tair 70 good, s4-oUa4 20; choice 10 fancy
CoRNMEAL-FHm; fine white and vel
low, S.4Jul.421f; coarse, N.S5q L4V; KIN
dried 1855
wHEAT-Sp market easy; No. 3
92ssc elevator and SIC {. O. b. afluAt; No.
northern Duluth. nominal A-lVaz L o. o.
afloAt Futures market. Previous to the
last hour Of business TO-DAY wheat was
geenrally firm Ia to lesc higher, due 70
bullish reports from North Dakota ana
higher cables Near the close active uh.
loaolng carrying prices OH 70 lowest
point Of the day, and they CLOSED pa-t
&c Gnder last night September ciosud
CORN-Sput market steady; No 2 corn,
711ac elevator domestic basis TO arrive,
and export No. ., i {. O. b. Efloat Futures
market was without transactions, closing
oATs-spot market steady Futures
market was without transactions, closing
HIDES-Dull; Central American, 2gl9c;
Bogota- 211aq221zc.
LEA I1IEh-tI rn. hsmlock firsts, 24lfd
&c, seconds, 22q2Slgc; thirds lsaSec; re-
PROVGsIONs-Pork. firm; mess. s19 cog
1850; family, SIS. 75a20.0O; short clears Sltee
family. Sl25OGl9.00; beef hams. SS0.0OqSZ.50
Cut meats. firmer picked bellies, 10 TO u
lbs, SlO. 90 ls.50; picked hams, S4.00. Lard,
easy: middle west prime, E.G0Qs.lO; re-
fined. steady; continent, $50; South Amer
lean Nose: compound, S70Jq7.25.
TALDOM-Quiet; prime city, hhds.,
country, Asd6lac
BCTTER-Steady to firm; creamery spe-
ciRls, &c; extras 26c: firsts, 2S1z024l4c; sec
onds 22q2Sc; thirds, 24zo1 nc; process, spe-
cial. 22iE123C; extras, 2itxu23ci ftrsts FOG
2Ol%c; seconds, lSd1sc. factory, current
make firsts. 2Oa2p4Rc, seconds, 1g17c.
CHEESE-Firm; skins, l1tQlOc.
EGGS-Barely steady; fresh gathered, ex-
tras. 22d24C. extra firsts, 1SdH0c, firsts, Ia
dlSlzC; seconds, l6a17c, thirds l5c. fresh
gathered. dirties, No l, l5lTc fresh gath
cred checks good TO prime lSql4c, fresh
gathered dirties. poor to fair. case, s. 40tq
AGO: refrigerator firsts. seasons storage
charges paid. nc; refrigerator, secones. is
@2Sc; western gathered white lsp2So.
POILTRY-Dresseu steady; western
brollers, 14QlSc; fowls 11q1Gc; turkeys, L
Qlbo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
BULLDOG CAUSE OF LAW SUIT
Bites the Child of Henry Roark and
Father Sues Owner John Rodgers,
for Damages.

On August / Carroll the s-yeAr-old son
OF Henry Roark, residing on West Broad
way. near Twenty-fourth street. was pass
ing the plumbing shop Of John II Rodgers,
Twenty-third street and Broadway, when
the Rodgers bulldog sprsng upon him and
severely bit him. For a time II wac feared
the animal might have bern affected with
hydrophobia. and at the request Of the
parents Of the injured boy II was placed
IN quarantine. Time disclosed that the
cog was only suffering from q bad dis
position, which yesterday led ia owner
into the district court 10 defend in a suit
for s2.OOO damages instituted by the father.
The suit followed an inquiry made by
Roark which Is said 10 have disclosed the
fact that the dog had bitten other chill
dren without provocation. The oWner az
the time offered the DOG az a sacrifice 20
the wrath OF the father Of the child, but
the offer was declined.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Opens About ons-Half Cent
Lower Than on Tuesday.
CONSIDERABLE COMES 10 OMAHA
liverpool Opened Unchanged 90
Three HiEhths Lower and Germ
Was Also the Same-Nheat
Closes Higher.
CONSIDERABLE COMES 10 OMAHA

OMAHA AuE l6. 1gIl
he wheat market was about n lower
han the previous day. Corn remained IN
changed. Oats also we're Unchanged The
IscellG Of All grain wa very hight ana
the demand was only moderHte.
omaha received 4t cars Of wheat a. com
pared with y last year. 81 cars OF corn
against ~ ard % cars 81 oats against H.
nCr shipments included 4s cars 81 wheat
as against j. year agot ~ cars Of corn
az bsHinst =, and II cars Of cats as
aEainst
Liverpool wheat opened today unchanged
20 I'D lower, and that market was also
unchanged on corn; wheat closed I'd 20
ia higher and corn I'd higher. Pans
wheat closed &c to lac lower Budapest nc
higher, Berlin &c higher, Antwerp nc
lower
These sales were reported.
WHEAT-Nu. hard car dark gsc
cars, sCifc; no. . spring. ] car. &c, No.
mixed, ] car Sc, ! car. SOC,
OAl So Standard, ! car, 407sc; NO. white.
. cars 4OiAc.
COkN-No. = white. cars 5sl4c. No. .
yellow, 2 cars. 53s.C, NO. mixed. car,
sc. No. mixed, cars. 55y cars, 5ses g.
Cash Quotati 0us w heat: No. 2 hard 300
@'1c No. hard s5ta4BgghC. No q hard
~ 20 b6iTc; rejected, 7-sa0sV1-c. Corn: No.
while. by.eQ5s4sC; No. 3 white, bsdhF1ec
No. white. 5Sbam5sc No. z yellow bSAd
sshc, No. yellow, 5s24 n6slsc: No. yellow.
5sS.Gjg5sCi 30. ., be-s@5sc. NO. g. bsi9ua5c, :
standard aOiAQ40ssc No. 3 white. 40a4e'9c.
No. 4 white. @i1n40c No. 3 yellow. &Aa
4Ohc; No. 4 yellow. &4n3gasc. Barley: No.
barley, 6bbg5c; NO. barley, 1kffb8c; No ]
iced. ESQ 7sc. rejected, 53eatSc. Rye: No. 2.
bJnB6c. y TO- 8 SimEC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features of the TradinR and ClOsins
Prices on Board of Trade.

Features of the trading ana NAoeiha
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug 16-Grain and provisions
we're dun today and the tone o. the mar
kets was easier. except In corn. September
wheat closed a shade over yesterday. Sep
TENDER corn was ~ &c higher, september
oats unchanged and provisions practically
at yesterday closing level
Wheat rallied feebly early in the day, but
close TO the bottom for the day. The North
Dakota crop report was given much con
sheraton. AZ IL stated that rust damages
had been greatly exaggerated and predicted
q fun crop In the counties which produce
half the wheat Of the state and three
quarters crop for the state as whole. Ex-
already assured. and IL present weather
holds a bumper harvest
II was said that steamship lines are de-
Clning carEOes for the United Kingdom,
owing to the strike The early rally was
in syrnpathy with an advance al Liverpool
on reports Of rain in the northwest, where
IL was alleged that wheat was sproutlng
in shock or molding September sold be
tween soc and SO34c.
sional nature Iowa and Illinois increased
their offerings. May option was Tor SAFE
by holders OF the nearer deliveries. 7 .tere
was a fair demand for cash corn. sep
tember ranged between 64aac ana 6414c.
Oats were sluggish, opening with sym
pathetic show Of firmness. but closing
easy. September sold between G4sc and
Absc
easy January pork was 2lsc higher at
y625. September lard unchanged al S5.B21E
and September ribs 2irC lower al sS.O21R.
Articles open. High. Low. Close. .Yes'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

ST. LOUIS, Aug. B.-CATTLE-Reeeipt
s,500 head; market strong; native shipping
and export steers, Sc 90; dressed beef
and butcher steers, t6.59ae.50. steers under
iO0o pounds. tA50gT75; stOckers and feed
ers, SS.O017 u; cows and heifers, s. O0d7 90
Gamers u.e0G2-7b; bulls, s.. 7b@5-50. calves,
81 00tae 500; Texas and Indian steers 81 600
6-8; cows and heifers 81 O09S.00
HOGs-Reeeipts 80 head; market Sc 10
Toe higher; ptgs and lights t5.606T7 S.: Pack
srs. 81 5Oa7 30; butchers and best heavy
s. e0af %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts. A6OO
head: market steady. native mutiOns. g IS
mGZs: lambs s. Uo17 %: eulls and bucks
g R5Qz. Is; EtOCkers. s. .50a9 u.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Cnsh anota tions were as follows.

Cash quotations we're as follows
FLOUR-FIrm, winter patents, SS6Oq4 .;
straiEhts S. 4Ua4 400; spring stralghts, S.2Oa
44O, spring patents, best hard, SoOJao'zv'
bakers, SS.5O6i4.g0.
RNE-No :, s61Pc.
BARLEY or mixing. 65as5c; fair
TO choice mailing, H.0b6tl.lh.
SEEDs-nmothy. tl1O5qlS.5O. Clover,
PROVlsIONs-Mess pork. per bbl.. S17.&
al7S7lh. Lard, per 100 lbs, $A.HlD. short
RIBS, sides Oooset SS621s99.l212' short clear
sides CbuNed). SSO0gfS.2a
Total oleRrRnces Of, wheat and -four were
equa 10 2l4.u01 bu. Primary receipts were
S61 VA bu., compared with lml. gN bu the
corresponding Gay year ago. The wore
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreets,
Increased s62. U9 bu. Estimated receipts, for
tomorrow. Wheat III cars corn, IA cars
oats 1S9 cars. hogs, 20OW head
Chicago Cash Prlces-A heat; No. RED,
S -suAsC; No. . REQ, b ne setsc No / har0i
Qsoc; No. ! northern, old, Sl.l0qil L, No,
northern, N.0JQ lU; No. noLlhern olo
S1e6@l0e; No. northern, s4c9tl Os. No. 3
northern, old y.cgslo' No 3 mort W
s. 90; No. 8 spring. e21ensse. velvet ehaii
s2n9Sc. Corn: No. 2, 64at4 &c No. white,
S ga Sase No white ca eis.c; No. vel,
low, 64i.d64Ss c. No. 4. G2Gft5 &C; No. white,
6sS. G64c; No. yellow, Ga'z@este- Oats
No = SgAq40c; No. white, 49Aq4l1sc; No,
BrTTER : Steady cresmeries. 2Oag5e.
FGGsEEasy; receipts nae cases: at
marx. cases included leql4c; nrsts l5i5e;
CHKESE- Steady; daisies 13aIs5sc; twins.
ielsa FAC, young Americas. lSasQls.c' long
PoTAToEs-stsady; Jerseys, Sl25al 80.
Minnesota. s.. O0uIla
POULTRG-l1rm; turkeys, lsc; chickens,
VEAL-steady; g to so.lb Tts.. saee; Go
to s-Ih. WITS, sls0 1Olrc s. 10 no ia. WITS, lie
mn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
ST Loui, General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug l6.-wHEAT-Lower;
track, No. red, HGsSlFc; No hard, sg&
soc: September B6isc; December, slAdsl1sc
CORN-Weak; track. No. 2, 63dD6saxc; No.
white 639r6Sl7c; September, 64isc.
OATS-WeAk track, No 2 &1zc; No.
white &c; September. ESsc.
RYE-UnchRnged at SIC.
FLOUR-Quiet; red winter patents, &.10
d46O; extra fancy and straight, SS.S0a4 10;
hard winter clears, S2.s0QS.&.
SEED Timothy, S2.b0q1275
COR-NMEAL-S290
HAY-steAdy; timothy, S16-OOQ22.0O: prai-
RE, SIS. eo@ls.Oe.
PRONISIONS-Pork, lower: prime steam,
SS.e01S. 70. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, ts.S71z; clear ribs, Ss.871s; short
clears, $3.50. Bacon, unchanged; boxed
extra short. S0.SIAa; clear ribs xl0S7lz:
short clears 5000
POULTRY steady; chickens, 91Fc
springs. lie; turkeys, Ice; ducks, 19C
geese SC.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 20a2sc
EGGS UNCHANGED nj lac
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

SHEEF-The market for Tat sheep and
lambs opened dull. contrasting sharply
With activity In feeders that could almost
be described as clAmorous. All of the
larger packer buyers were slow to enter
the trade resulting in an early sess on
featured by inspection instead Of actual
business a few strings Of killing STOCK
ruled steady at the start. but the demand
was backward and beariEh S~h the trend
70 prices easier Some littls business was
Done late in the morning at figures around
dime lower, but feeder trade was
an Independent affair and ruled higher
throughout
About thirty-hve loads Of stock made UP
the run, an estimate that proved half fat
and half feeder. Sheep outnumbered lambk
and practically everything on sale arrived
unoer billing from range states. Good
wcthers with weight sold around Sa40 while
ewes changed hands at 1875 and on down
the list Choice yearlingE are quotRhle W
10 $40 but the ordinary run OF stuff has
been moving around - 25a4.4O.
Lambs made a 800 top and IN view Of
the fact that local values are crowding
those in fierce at eastern markets, q bet
ter limit than the even money seems i'm
probable Good grass lambs are IN very
fair request at or near $3.50, but the COM
mon kinds, including inferior lights, are
landing below S6.25, High dressing quality
is sun given plenty OF emphasis In packing
circles so that the range in prices Is de-
cloedly broad.
Feeder trade followed a lofty course,
showing uneven advances Of l0Q25c. Thrifty
feeder sheep sold almost as high az good
lining shetp ~ many INSTANCES but lhe
two branches Of the lamb market have
not yet reached such q friendly basis. Spec
uIators bought freely from the start and
country orders were frequent. Feeder ewes
brought as much as 20 and feeder year
linss touched A.O0. Classy feeder lambs
are selling from $50 downward. Packers
tab on feeders yesterday showed an az
gregate purchase Of Assoc head. about q
per cent of receipts.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
TO choice lambs, 81. 656I7 90; fair TO goot
lambs, 81 .000o6 65; feeder lambs, s. .25l5 20;
fair to choice yearlings, 81. 10Q4.B; feeder
yearlingE, - .00a4 90; handy wethers, q 500
S.75; heavy wethers. So .25r3 50. feeder wetb-
ers, IS l0dS 20; fair TO choice ewes, s. Esq
80; breeder ewes, 81 O0d4 20; feeder ewes
- .5O13 p; Gull ewes, s. 50d2.3.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
REL Rstat. Trnn.fsr..

Real estate transfers as reported 10 The
Bee August ~ by the Pottawattanis
County Abstract company OF COuScil
Bluffs
Egbert l. Cook HBd wife 70 Elizabeth
Keen. lot IN blk. L. Ia Nil add 10
Council Bluffs, Ia. ". d..............g az II
c b. Wolfe and wife 20 Elvin r.
Wentzy lot q Of Auds subd OF SEA-
BwA Of l2-7b-4o. ". o.................. q.
C. b Savings Bank 20 William A
Lehr. lots 2 and 9 h blk. ~ IL Ever
etts a6d 10 Council Bluffs, la " "a
John W. Haskell and wife 10 John W
Boswell, iOt in blk l. Evans
Bridge add 70 Council Bluffs. Ia.
". osrs-4-r +.---ss. -.s.-.s.a.-............
Feur transfers ,o,.l -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-METALs-stAnd-
ard copper. easy; spot, 81 gbQ12.3e; futures
s12.o0@l2.75. London market, f'--n; spot
f5s 5s futures. fb7. Lake copper 81. 900
400; electrOlYtic, S1250q1215; casting, S12-25
dl2.50 Tin, firm but quiet; spot, S43.50d
q. 50; futures, t1.OOa44.5O. London market,
quiet; spot. f1sO; futures HS7 Lead, easy
- 4564 60 New York, and A.3211q4 A. East
st Louis. London. Els Sc I'd. Spelter, easy
t6s5@615 New York, and ssSOd61O. Esst
ST. Louis. London. E27 IS Cd. Anthony,
dull; Cookson's. 81. 3OQS-50. Iron Cleveland
warrants. 47s Cd in London. Locally iron
was quiet No. ! foundry northern, S15.50q
16 90; No. northern. S15 25d15 70; No, ]
15.25.
sT LOUIS, Aug 1s-METALS-Lead
quiet; y. 4s11sa4 45. SpelteT. strong; SSO5.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
g heifers.. ~ 80 Is COWS. SO ss
COWS. .1lib go
W. S. Dorsey-NehrsskA


HOGS-More freedom featured the de-
mund Tor hogs and The market showed
moderate Improvement in prices Bulk Of
business was done 81 td10c advances
everything selling In very good season
Light supply was the main reason locally
for hullish trend but the fact that runs
are falling OF at all western points af-
lords an even broader argument for q cost
her scale % values Another sian % linn
TIED supplies In the country is the fact
that the growers are putting finish on
loads mace w largely 81 old sows. Choice
bacon animals are becoming fewer each
day ana a shipment Of fancy barrow stuff
is almost a curiosity.
Chute house estimate placed fresh re-
ceipts Al eighty-two cars and sellers had
little difficulty In making clearance
Only one dull spot developed the early part
Of the session, the close being active
at advances shippers furnished fair sup
port buying In all about s. per cent Of
receipts. Orders from outside and specu-
lative orders generally favored smooth
quality. ignoring weight
Bulk OF offerings moved ~ q spread %
s .W6f7 IL toppy hogs weighing around 500
pounds selling as high az EE, Identical
with yesterdays top. Al ln.9Q o'clock the
yards were practically barren
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

oeipts, 1000 head, including 2O1O soutberns
market steady to 10c; TOP sS.D:
dressed beef and export steers 81 O1fIg 90
falr 10 good $5OOq6.s0. western steers "a 81
QGOs stockers and feeders So 5OQ6 80:
southern steers. So gQ5. 80 southern cows,
= l5q45oi native COWS. s.. e8q5 70: native
heifers, 3 40q1.O0; bulls, S2.S594 80 calves
s. O0QF CO.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
steady TO Sc higher bulk Of sales, s. 500
I5ls heavy, G-SJQ.-b0. packers and butch
ers. s. .3gqL62lz lights, 8. 25a7 IS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts O0'
head; market steady to 10c lower; lambs
3. 754q1 90; yeEriings. t400Q450, wethers
- 25aS.S ewes. $s.0Oers75; stocksfs and
feeders, S2bga3.B.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle stronE-HoEs and
sheep Weak.

CHICAGO, Aug l6-CATTLE-Receipt
1900 head; market strong; beeves, IS Esq
500 Texas steers, A.5O6I6 a.; western steers
- &q6fR. stockers and feeders. S. lbG15. 90;
cows and heifers. s2.25q6z5; calves, 81 7Jn
$50
HOGS-R9ceipts, 1000 head; market
weak, light s. 20Q7-gO, mixed, s. OO,J7 10.
heavy, s6.s5d7.7O rough, S. g561'7 10; GOOD 10
choice heavy. S710a7 70: pigs, S6lOq7 70:
bulk Of sales G7.l567760
SHEEP AND LAMBS-HeceiptE, 1900
head. market weak: native 81 g,sI3 s5 :.
western, S2-s5uSs0; yearlings 81 7AcI6 80
native lambs s. 70q6. 30. western, 81 .Oyff 10
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
HOERR DEFEATS HAMILTON
Waterloo City Champ Beats GrtnAsn
Crack At Des Mofnes.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Aug. l6-PlEying the
hardest fought set ever witnessed IN an
Iowa state tennis tournament Roland
Hoerr OF St Louis today defeated II. n
Hamilton OF Milwaukee in the final match
Of the second round, Ga ls-12 One of the
big surprises Of the DAY came when =. ii
Bennett, city champion, Of Waterloo d.
feated Beyerns OF Grinnen. %, 80 ga
Other results OF the second round follow
Rerick defeated Chandler e-ll B-a "a
Young defeated Connolly 90, 60 SO
Lehman defeated Upton. 81. "a
Branson defeated Adams 81, ca
BrOdiK defeated Randall SO SO
Mckay defeated SchOOnOver 81, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Boston stock. ana Beads.
BOSTON, Aug. lB.--Closing quotations on
links were As follows.


NEW YORK, Aug. 1e-MOSEV-On cal.
STEADY al 2Q2A per cent, ruling rata "a
per cent; closing bad, per cent: offered al
"a per cent. Time loans. easier; sixty
days, 2&0s per cent: ninety DAYS. S6S5t
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4a6ak
per cent
STERLING ENCHANGE-F1rm. with
for sizty-dsy bills and a. 81 sos for DE-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

KANSAS CITY. AUS. 16-WHEAT-CAsh,
1c lower; No 2 hard, SAq94c; No ? red,
$50; No. 3 6sdSflsc. September Slsc.
Constrained O. &c lower. No,
mixed 6ol. @6OA.c. No. 9, &C; No. white,
Oei 6I6glsc, No 6odS3sc, September, 6OlSu
d0Asc
6ATs-lso higher No. 2. white, llg4l4ci
No. 2 mlXed. 49a4lA1c.
RNE-6c.
s1Ro0flGb0; choice prairie, Si4,25dlbG0.
BUTTER-Creamsry &c; rirsts, &c; sec
onds ne. packing stock. lIc.
EGGs-ExtrRs. lslac firsts. Ice; seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL Aus. lG-WHEAT-spot.
steady; No. Manitoba e sitd; No {
Manitoba. IS Sd. Futures. firm; October
e I'D December. Is Sad.
CORN-Spot. firm; new American mixed
s. I'D. OLD American mixed s. "a: new
American kiln dried s. "a. Futures firm
sfptennher. IS fasd. October. g. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
CT YOUNG GIVEN ms RELEASE
veterAn Says Thinks There "A Let Of
work an Him Vet.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aug M-The Cleve-
land American league baseball club tonight
gave Denton 7. tCy) Young the veteran
pitcher and "grand old man Of baseball"
his unconditional release
i am not through" said Young tonight
and there Is lots Of good pitching IN me-
yet. ! think a number Of hlg league clubs
viii want me. / viii remain In Cleveland
working out daily until ] sign up with an
other club"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

ST JOSEPH, AUG. l6-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts 400 head market strong 70 l0c
s. O0as. so, calves. SlOq7@
HOGS Receipts. LbO0 head market
strong; TOP. 3. %; bulk OF sRlsa 1897 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoeipts lOoo
head market steady; lambs. S4.50Q1lO0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

PEORIA, Aug. li-CORN-Track. lower.
No. white, sac; No. yellow. CSC: No 3
yellow. 6sc; No. yellow. &c; No. mixed
sc; No mixed, Csc; No. Z mixed tie
OATS-Firm, track. standard, S9c; No 2
white SAC No 4 white. SIC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Cation Market,

NEW YORK. Aug 1s-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet middling uplands, Il SOC
middling gulf, 12.S5c; no sales
Futures opened STEADY. August II 2sc
bid; September II Sac; October II 2Sc /:
November Offered, Il. soc; December. II Sc:
January, 1l.2Se; March, n-36c; May, LAC /;
July II. 95c hid.
Futures closed very steady: August,
11Elc; September, u.2Sc; October, 11-96c;
November. II. 34c; December, u.30e; Jan
July, II .4Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Dry Good. MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug. 16.-DRY GOODS
Jobbers in dry goods are doing q better
business this week. Cotton goods are IN
steady and quiet. Yarns are easy. There
10 more business offering In dress goods
and silks for spring and for immediate de-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

.Finpr,Dolts Grain MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug H--WHEAT--Sep-
ten.ber. ssitc: December. g. .H0iFGl1 .0oAsi May,
leszs d1sc. No. z hard, l.0Si4c, No. ] north
err im@l03c: No. ? northern. s6 a4elm1 Ne
No wheat 3aefssisc.
FL.AX-Closed At x-.f.
BARLEN-SocQl.l
CORN-No yellow 6Sa4ff64c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 4e14g4lhc
RNE-No. q S2asSisc.
HRAN-S90. 50.le1.00
FIOUR-First patents. f50otI6. 70; seeoAd
patents, a.5aG4 %; firsI clears, Sss5Gsb5
second clears s. s5Q250
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

SILVER CREEK, Neb., Aug. lg--tspeoial
To-Day BY the score OF TO q Batteries.
Silver Greek. shank and Butler; 81 Fd-
ward Hunt and Agnew. Hits: Aft shank
], OF Hunt. 4 Struck out By shank.
by Hunt, Errors: Silver Creek. q 81
EoEAro / umparsa. ROth Rne Flory. At
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

rnand Commercial bills. N.s4A
SILYER-Bar 52Asc Mexican dollars,
&c
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-steaay; rail-
road bonds heavy.
CIosing gu6tauons on BONDS were as fol
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

The weather continues very warm in the
southwest portion % the corn and wheat
region and continues to grow warm IN The
east portion. An average maximum tenn
perature Of 10 was recorded In the Omaha
district Tuesday. Good rains were general
IN the upper mississippi and upper missouri
valleys and the extreme eastern portion.
A few light and scattered showers occurred
IA all other portions except the bes MONIES,
St. Louis and Kansas City districts.
J. A. WELSH,
Local ForeUaEJer. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

Bocbics. increased z5-aOp bu. Canada de-
creased l5 bro b- To-A. United States ana
and U ElrUuc decreased CO.. .He bu. Total
American and European supply Increased
. 0N Ora. Corn United { utes and Canada.
decreased sl-.WU bu oats. United States
and Canada. Increased s.bZl.OIN Blu. The
leading decreases reported this week f0l-
low. Manitoba as no bu.. ST Joseph. 6s,Oy
bu NHehvYiIe LOO hu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

MILWAUKEE. Aug 16-WHEAT-NO /
northern, Nl6lfl 0sls. No. northern s. .05ls
a 06lt; No. hard winter 91ds2c; Septem-
Der 6gAc. December. s3i4c
OATS-Sthndard 42uzel-c
RARIEF-E 054I0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

Firm; 52lfd52&c.
RosIN-Firm; type p, Ss47lf; type c,
&c Az
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

DULUTH, Aug. l6-WHEAT-No hard,
nos; No. ! northsrn, ti.02; No. northern,
escaflO0; September, n-0l, bid; December,
q Ga bid
oATs-ASe; to arrive, 4gsc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Bank CIearfnEa.
Metal Market.

OMAHA. Aug. 1.-THE Omaha bank clear
ings today were 81 ass 8E and for the cor
responding day last year 81 sl6. 2S3
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

NEW YORK. Aus 16-Special cable ami
teleEraphic cOmmuDi cations received by
Bra dstreaf's show ths following changes
iu available supplies az compared with pre-
vious account. Wheat United states. east
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. I6-sUGAR-Raw
firm; uusoovadc So test 4.42c; centrifugal
sc test, 4s2c molGsBeg 81 test 417c; re-
fined. steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

Cariof ipts-Whe 2e3 cars, with lao
Of contract grade corn. RS4 cars, with 10 Of
contract grade, oats, 80 cars. Total re-
GENTS Of wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
ana Duluth TODAY were 81 cars, compared
yEittr a. cars last week and Sss ears the
corresponding day year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
Vel Mnri-.r

ST. LOUIS. Aug. s-wOOL-Cnchanged
territory and western mediums. 1915; fine
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

LONDON, Aug. 16-American securities
opened steady and q small fraction higher
today. A downward movement followed.
but the market rallied on covering near the
END Of the first hour. At noon prices
ranged from unchanged to &C higher than
yeEterdRy's New York closing. Canadian
Pacific was a weak exception and declined
Ia point.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17
sinE stock anotationE:

ounce.
MONEY-1L per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is "a per cent; forthree
months bills, "a per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

SUNDAY

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union stock yards. South Omaha, Tor
Wednesday.
MISREPRESENTATION
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-17

Receipts OF live stock ~ the five princi-
pal western markets yesterday: