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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23

sHEEP-AccoTdIng to packers tab, total
receipts yesterday amounted 10 24,UJV head,
Ieeuer sales involving IOVOO head. Some
thing like 2,+OO head were held over for to-
days trade and an equal number were re-
consigned, stopping at this point only long
enough Tor iced and water.
Early business in all branches Of the fat
stock market produced prices q dime lower
than those OF YESTERDAY, extra good lambs
selling at and near $6JO, Plain tat lambs
sold from s6.25 downward. A $6S top on
fancy quality was made yesterday, but It
would take something strictly choice to
elicit q $50 bid at present Demand from
packers seemed to have pIenty OF breadth,
out was lacking in activity.
Old sheep ana yearhngs showed very fair
action at cheaper cost, t0ppy ewes landing
around t3.254S35. Wethers with weight
were wanted at $3.50 and less, while year
lings, drawing country bids, were sus-
tanned well enough TO cIaim quotabie limit
OF Af5 Handy wethers might possibly
reach $3.75 at present. but $3.50 price
heavy classes.
The feeder market, though heavily bur
dened, was thronged with SPECTATORS and
country buyers and prospects for a COM
from all quarters had lively tone, but
buyers generally made some effort to cut
down values Trade finally settled at
figures easily steady to perhaps dime
lower. Feeder yearlings reached t45 and
pee wee lambs the first straight shipment
OF the season, brought as much as s. O5.
The more desirable FEEDER lambs moved at
quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good TO choice, $6.25qbSJ; lambs, fair to
goo $780, Ss .s vesIi I fS5r 10
choice, ABd476; yearlngs, feeders N.OOu
ass; wethers, handy, s. s0aSt5; wethers,
heavy. ES.lSg3.to; Wethers feeders, ts.oq
fair 70 good, $2.glff5. Is; ewes breeders. s..
dl.e5; ewes, feeders, S2.25g3Oo; ewes, cuiis.
/ sASVf -. 49,. Ito.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
D1sPosITIoN-HEAp.
Totals

CAIILE-There was another very liberal
run OF cattle TO-DAY, 80 cars being reported
in. This brings the total for the two days
up to B,oU3 mead, the largest two days
run thus TAR since the opening OF the range
season. sui receipts we're not very much
different from what they were FOR the
same period last year. AS VAS the case
YESTERDAY the big bulk OF the arrivals con-
sisted OF range cattle ana as there was
the usual amount OF sorung and shaping
up to be done It was late before sellers
we're ready 70 show their cattle and before
very mucn business was transacted. The
market as a whole, however, was in very
fair shape as viewed from a seller s stand
point.
quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, Si.VOgtSU; fair to good
beef steers, ". ~ i.OO; common to fair Deer
steers, "a. t0go.Z0; good 10 choice heiters,
So.VVq0.vOi good to choice cows, Si.5Vgo. 70;
taIr to good cows, $S.1Sg4.Oo; common to
taIr COWS, SZ.JUd3.i5; veal caves, SovV4O.1V.
When the trade was once under way
there was a fair movement for the most
desirable beeves at prices that were not
mucn different from yesterday. On the
otner hand the fact that buyers bought
so many steers yesterday and that there
were so many more on sale today from
which to make selections made them Tatner
particular and the trade was accordingly
SLOW to as much 1Vc lower on the gem
eTal run OF fair to pretty good steers. For
the two days the market Is safely legl5c
lower on some kinds, possibly more tnan
that.
The early market on cows and heifers
was in fair shape, buyers making the
rounds and selecting sucn stuff as they
especially wanted at prices that were not
very much lower but the general market
was lOai5c lower than yesterday and the
close was very slow and in many cases
l0qz0c lower.
There were a good many country buyers
in the yards this morning, which helped
out the feeder market very materially, so
that the most desirable cattle brought
about steady prices. A country buyer paid
as high as IS for cattle TO take back into
the country and finish. Spectators, how
ever had quite a good many cattle on
hand and the general market was slow
and weak to f0dl5c lower, the close being
especially dull and weak.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, 81. @iI65o; fair to good
beef steers, s.. 25df5.90; common TO fair beef
steers, N.5OG5.S good to choice heifers.
s. O9n6& good TO choice cows, "a. 4OeI6 10;
fair 10 good COWS, S. SSa425i good 10 choice
stockers and feeders, f5zoge,9: fair to
good stockers and feeders, S45ef6. -; COM
mon TO fair stockers and feeders, ts.75GD4 Is ;
stock he.fers 50 SqL40; bulls. stays. etc /.
81 s6Qo.Uu.
ReDresentatiye safes:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-METALs-stan-
dard copper dull; spot, August, September,
October and November, l2i0Ql20 London
rivals reported at New York today SO
tons; custom house returns show exports
OF 2O,627 tons so far this month. Lake cop
casting, t12 25dll2j0 Tin, quiet; spot $45 81
GI47.OO; August, $45.OOq46.50; September
S42OoG4250; October, S4l.30Gt42.0O; Novem-
Der, Al.00d41.75. London market, quiet:
spot $50 los; futures, fls7 80. Local sales
Is tons. August. at $3.50 Lead, steady
"a. 4SQ4.60, New York; 421 bid, East ST.
at 81 421k; London, ia Is Sd. Spelter. easy;
SsO5G6.l5. New York; S575 bid East st
Louis. London f27 los. Anthony, dull;
Cookson's, S.9p1lS.j0. Iron. Cleveland war
rants, As Cd in London Locally iron was
steady. No. I foundry northern, $l5.50a
1900; No. 2, Sl5-25a15.I5; No. l. southern
and No. / southern soft. Sl5.O415.Jl
ST. LOUIS Aug. 22-METALS-Lead
steady. A.42Is. Spelter, firm. 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Union Pacific Leads List in Erratic
Movements.
AMERICANS SLUMP IN LONDON
Estimates Indicate Huge Increase In
North Dakota wheat Crop a.
Compared with that of
Last Year.

NEW YORK, Aug 22.-Today's operation
on stock exchange opened with a number
% substantial recessions in which Union
Pacific took its now familiar place as
leader. In its early losses the list simply
followed the course Of London, where all
Americans. particularly the Harrimans
were under pressure.
Londons depression and the resultant
break here were generally attributed to de-
velopments aboard and advices from Paris
and London indicating that another rup-
ture had occurred In the Franco Moroccan
negotiations
Further details concerning the proposed
retrenchment Of the Hartman railroads
were forthcoming. all tending to show that
this important system purposes carrying
out its avowed policy with little delay. The
labor situation on the Illinois Central,
which owes allegiance to the Harrican
lines, also was reported to have become
After the markets first slump. in which
many stocks cold under yesterday the list
crawled slowly upward on a very moderate
| volume OF business. Union Pacific leading
the advance as il had the decline. BY
midday prices were substantially over the
preceding days. but again fell away with
trading at a standstill.
Weakness in Canadian Pacific which had
its origin in Berlin and which followed by
loss OF almost five points here, precipl-
tated an tncipient selling movement in the
later session. The earnest support accorded
Union Pacific resulted in a "a iiy but prices
were not fully restored and the market
took on its accustomed languor. Baltimore
~ Ohlo was ulSunctiy weak. Selnng OH
20 par, a loss Of two points notwithstand-
ing a fairly good statement Of earnings
| for July.
There was more animation in the noon
hour and a considerable degree OF under
! lying strength was noted with free adsorp-
ton OF steel and Union Pacific the former
mounting to its best price OF the day.
| Dizziness once more ensued and prices
shaded as invariably done recently on my
Increase Of activity but net gains were
general In the active group at the close.
An estimate OF the North Dakota wheat
crop places the probably harvest at %, 600 900
bushels against 81. coo 600 bushels last year
| Dispatches from Oregon, Montana? Idaho
and Washington point to enormous yields
| in those states.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, Sl,2l600. United States govern
ment bonds were unchanged on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23

ouststioas Of the Day o. varioss
Commodltica.

NEW YORK. Aug. Z.-FLOUR-Steady
Kansas straights. - 550Af5; spring patents.
Sl5u5.U; winter straishts. S5soatiO; vim
AS: winter extras. No. l. bSa150. winter
ialr to good. AoaIs0; choice 10 fancy.
COltNNIEAL,-Firm. fine white and vel
low, NN9L42is; coarse. h5aLP' kiln
wHEAT-spot, irregular: No. red, Sac,
elevator. and s5&c. T. q. b., aflost No.
northern, Duluth, new, ul31. T. O, b..
s1loat The futures market was sharply
absence OF severe frosts IN Canada. and
after rally on covering and liberal clear
anees. sold off again under predictions OF
warmer weather in the northwest and on
weakness at Winnipeg. closing +c net
lower. september. 80 J-lGnS1iac, closed At
g l1-i6c; December uO4.aLoiAsc. closed at
No034. Receipts, $4,000 bu.; shipments
CoRN-spot. easy; No. :. 7ise, elevator.
domestic basis. u arrive. and &c for eN-
port No. g T. o. b.. afloat. The futures
market vas, without transactions. Ship
OATs-Spot. firm, new standard white.
sc; No. ? white, sic; No. 3, Alzc; No. :,
she; natural white and white clipped,
.sifa4sc. The futures market was without
HAY-Easy; prime 81 .35d1.40, No. /, 81 D
q1.25; No. 2, SLl0dl.43; No 3, SQsoc.
HGDEs-Steady: Central America, 2olac;
LEATHER-Quiet: hemlock firsts. 2ll4a
&c; seconds, "a 23lac, thirds, i9a3Oc; re-
iects 15c
PROVIsIoNs-Pork, steady; mess, s1Iy
al2O0; family, tl3OOd13.50; beef hams. 5000
p3250. Cut meats, steady; picked bellies !,
to Il lbs, SO. 75G 1880 picked hams. So q
Lard easy; middle west, prime @5u9 ~
refined. firm; continent $40 South Amer,
lea, 5000; compound, s. .25dI5O.
TALLOW-Steady. prime city, hhds.,
$G31ia; country, S.15d650.
BUTTER-Steady on top grades; creamery
specials, sc. extras, re: firsts, 24025lac;
dairy finest 25ds51zc; good to prime, ga
24lzC. factory, current make first, 04zg
&c; seconds l9isa20c.
| CHEESE -Steady; skins, 11EGl0c.
/ EGGS-iTregular, fresh gathered extras,
22q24c; extra firsts. t9dNc; flrsts, 1IGlSc
refrigator firsts, seasons storage paid, PIC
seconds. seasons storage paid, lS4Dc
| state dairy finest, 25Qf25lsc; good to prime
| Zad2libc; factory. current make first. 20laQ
| state Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
white fancy large new laid, 2Sd30c
| hennery white. fair to good, 24G2Ic. west
ern gathered white, ls423c.
POCLTRY-Dressed. irregular; western
broilers, 14a17c; fowls, 1ldl6c; turkeys, Il
G30C.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
CarIot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Yesterday's bulge In
wheat, OccasiOned in part by predictions
Oh weather lHmica 10 The crop was more
IMAM lost TO-DAY wnen the prophes es
JAILED or fuitiument. December wheat
c.osed 5sulc Iower. Good weather sent corn
uOWn. December IintsninG ssp7zC down. Tine
close In oats was isfp~sc to &C under yes
teruay ana the decline IN provisions
Hanged from e In January lard to ibc In
september pork.
temperatures at the freezing point, even
two degrees under that, were reported in
various paris OF Manitoba and Saskatche-
wan TO-DAY. out Ii did not check the decline
in wheat. Tonight frost is predicted for
North DAKOTA ana the ioNiAnds OF Mlnne-
sofa anu " lscOnStn, but warmer weather
- promised Tor Canada. Inc increase OF
:. SOJ,yAlO bushels in the world visible sup
ply was due to the surprising european
increase Of 2.S00.OUO bushels. December
sold between 500 and y41zc and closed az
StssaS44c
Larbeg receipts slow cash demand and
favorable weather we're sufficient to de-
press corn, the market being heavy most
VI the session. spot corn sod at &c un-
Ger yesterday for 1900 bushels. a rail-
road esumate Of the crop in Nebraska
makes the condition IS per cent of normal
as compared with 90 per cent two weeks
and 6lac.
cats started firm. but weakened under
the influence OF declines In neighborinS
pits, selling being heavy for time. De-
cember sold between 45c and A1zc and
closed a shade over the bottom.
September pork sold heavily today and
at one time il was a fun dollar under
were ,Jc down at Sl650 January pork
closed - &c lower at &l63lbR; January lard
&C dOwn at $50 ana January ribs 71QlOc
oppression at $s.J1lz0S.IO. Packers were
ayers on the decline.
Closing quotations were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. /, lib. carton, sc; No.
l. in e0-lb. tubs, &c; No. 2, 25c; packing, lIc;
Swiss, 22c: block swiss, lse; twins, l51sc.
triplets, 15c; daisies, l6c; young america,
lSc blue label brick, l6c hmburger q Id
lSc Hmburger Il Ib.), i9c.
PoULTRY-Broiers, zoe per lb.; hens.
l3c; cocks, &c; ducks, lsc: geese, l5c tur-
keys, 24c, pigeons. per doz., $40. Alive:
st iG' &c; old ducks, fun teathered, lOc;
geese full feathered, SC; turkeys l21zc;
guinea fowls. l5c each: pigeons, per doz:,
75ci homers, per doz., $50; SQUADS NO. L
FISH~Pickere1 1Oc; white, 15c; pike, lac;
trout, loo; large crappies, 6Q2Oc; Spanish
founders, l8c; green catfish l6c; roe shad.
S1O0 each; shad roe, per pair, soc; salmon,
i5c; halibut, loo; yellow perch, SC; buffalo.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs No. l, lie; No. 2. 13c;
No 3, sc. Loin No. l. 1sc; No. 2, lac; No.
3, 101zc. Chuck: No. /, &c; No. 2, 6l4c; No.
g. sac. Round No. l, lOC, No. 2 sac; No.
g. SAC. Plate: No. |, 4Aci No. ?. 4Ac;
FRuITs-Apples. wealth., per bbl... s275
G325; per bu. basket N.0O. Bananas fancy
select, per bunch, 81. 25G250; Jumbo, bunch,
s. T5u3i5. Catalogues California, stand
ard, 40 count. $50 per crate; pony crates
boxes. per box, SEQ. Grapes, concords,
home grSSwn4 per Oh basket 2Sgi5e SIS;
extra fancy 3o0-3G0 sizes, per box. $500;
Iona Limoneira, fancy. SGO-360 sizes, per
box, $3.50; $40 and 40 sizes, soc per box
less. Oranges, Niagara Redlands Nalen-
cias. 96-l25 sizes, per box 81 Is l50-l162Oo- 80
sizes per box, AL75. Peaches, California,
per box, Sl.00 Colorado, per box, 81. O0Qgl. 10.
Plums, California, large red varieties, per
crate, SIS. Prunes, tragety, per 4-basket
crate, I.S5. Pears, California, per 5O-lb.
box. $3.50; Colorado fancy Bartlett pears.
sitter per box. S1.5. in 10-box lots per
box, H.15; Colorado fancy Flemist beatty
canning pears. per box, H.65; in p-box
lots, per box, SL55. Watermelons, Georgia
and Florida, per h., lAc.
VEGETABBES-Beans string and wax,
per market basket 9Oc. Cabbage. home
grown, per lb., 2Ac. Cucumbers, home
grown IA and doz. in basket, per basket,
sc. Egg plant, fancy Florida, per doz.,
$50. Garlic, extra fancy, white, per h.,
l2c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per doz.,
4Oc. Onions, home grown, white. per crate,
81. IS; yellow, per crate, N.60; California, in
sacks, per ID, 2Ac. Parsley, fancy home
grown. per doz, punches, 45c. Potatoes,
California white stock, in sacks. per bu.,
potatoes, Virginia, per Dbl, AO0; per bu.
basket, $3.50. Tomatoes. home gown per
market basket, 75c.
MISCELLANEOUS-C California soft shell,
per h., zoe; in sack lots, lc less Brazil
nuts, per ID, 13c; in sack lots. 1c less.
F1lberts per ID, Nc; in sack lots, lc less.
Peanuts, roasted. per ID, size; raw, per ID,
&c. Pecans. large, per ID, Ice; in sack
lots, 1c less. Walnuts, California, per ID,
1Sc in sack lots, lie less. Honey new, "a
frames, t3.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
81. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- Aug 22.-WHEAT-
Cash, higher; track, No. red, sg1zd90c;
No. hard. 9lcqsl0l; September, 7,sq Sc :;
December, 9244tS25sc.
CORN-Steady; track, No. 2, sc; No. ,
white. 6S1ac, September, $3.50; December,
OlIac.
OATS-Steady; track, No ?, -401ac; No. !
white 42c; September, Hasc.
RYE-Cnchanged; SIC.
FLOUR-Quiet red winter patents, A.lO
d+GO; extra fancy and stralghts, $500
IIO; hard winter clears, S2.9Ou3.D.
SEED-Timothy, $l25Onl4OO.
CORNMEAL-s290
BRAN-W eak, sacked east track, %.O6
Giles. -
HAY-Firm timothy. sls.OOa22.5e; prsi-
rie 81. 50q1s.O0.
PRONISIONS-Pork, lower; Jobbing'
$500 Lard. lower; prime, $S.s5aSs5. Dry
salt meats unchanged; boxed extra short,
gao; clear ribs. B4c; short clears. sac;
short clears, ySsc. Bacon, unchanged /;
boxed extra shorts, lOltc; clear ribs, WAC;
short clears, lOSc
POULTRY-rmm; chickens, lie; springs,
I3c: turkeys, Ice. ducks, SAC; geese, sc.
BUTTER-Dull; creamery, @425c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23

KANSAS CITY. Aug 22.-CATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 14oO0 head, including 1900 head
and export steers s. OOdSOo: fair to good.
s. sous go: western steers, A75d7.SO; stock
ers and feeders, 50 1865; southern steers,
s.. S5df5.50: southern cows, SoOdASS; native
cows e. 5GT5S; native heifers $4OGq7 90;
bulls 50. 25dL50: calves ACOn7Oo.
HOGS-Receipts. L000 head market
steady: close, 5ul0c lower: bulk or sales,
butchers. s.. 4Od7.65; lights. s7.S5d765.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head. market steady lambs, S6l5m665;
yearlings AOOd45o; wethers. $.40u9.S;
ewes S275d375; stockers and feeders, 81
d360
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23

ST. LOUIS. Aug 22.-CATTLE-Receipt
6lOO head. including i.ON head Texans;
market steady native shipping and export
steers t6.T5GSOO: dressed beef and butcher
steers S15Gf6.0O; steers under loo POUNDS,
s. 25T7.f5; stockers and feeders, 2VgSs ~
cows and heifers, S.OoFl7o, Gamers, l.nn
.275: bulls S215Gi5.25: calves, AOuS.O;
Texas and Indian steers, NCOu6.2o; cows
and heifers, t3.OOGS.oO.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady: pigs and lights, t.00dTiso; packers
81 60d7 IS; butchers and best heavy, NS0q
1924
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, G7o
head; native muttons, $5.25dS.75, lambs, 800
ass: culls and bucks, 81 25ff2.I5; stockers,
81 50dl.7S.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23

NEW YORK. Aug. Especial cable ana
telegraphic communication received By
Bradstreet's show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre-
vious account: Wheat United states east
Rockies. decreases 5000 bu Canada, de-
creased l. $500 bu. Total United states
for and IL Europe Increased 100000 bu.
Total American and European supply in
creased 2Si4,ooO bu. Corn, United STATES
limited states add Canada. increased $500
gal bu The leading decreases and increases
reported this week follow Increases;
NASHVILLE. IA 600 bu; Akron. $500 bu. De-
creasss: Manitoba. 3SSoo0 bu; Louisville,
"A zoo: Fort North, 5000 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Advicss from Northwest Give No In.
diostion Of Frost.
WINNIPEG ADVANCES OVERCOME
IL GOVERNS All the Mia Corn states
since the Recent Rains Reports
claim Considerable Gaia
In CroP Outlook.
OMAHA. Aug. q. 1911.

OMAHA. Aug .. lsll.
Adyices from the northwest gave no hint
OF damage b. frost and predictions were
Tor higher temperatures following. An
yances yesterday In Winnipeg were overdone
and opening values were i1qsac lower.
The trade Is left now to act upon the
spring wheat belt as the frost feature is
eliminated Tor the time being and fairly
active scalIias market is predicted.
in covering ali the big corn states since
the recent rains rsnorts claim considers Bile
gain In the crop outlook particularly the
late planting. While advices still come In
OF poor filling from many sections, selling
has been heavy on the more favorable
weather and larger receipts
Wheat opened lower in face of higher
cables. The advance yesterday was overdOne
and longs were Tree sellers on lack Of frost
reports. Cash wheat was unchanged.
Corn sagged lower and sellers continue
aggressive on better crop reports and
weather conditions which Is bringing out
country reserves. Cash corn was hq1sc
lower.
Primary wheat receipts were "a, 600 bush
els and shipments we're 5000 bushels.
against receipts last year Of l.l67. COO bushels
and shipments of SIS 900 bushels
Primary corn receipts were 10000 bushels
aud shipments were $500 bushels, against
receipts last year OF SIS 0oO bushels and ship
ments Of $4,000 bushels
Clearances we're l24OOO bushels Of corn,
B5 bushels OF oats and wheat and flour
equal TO $1,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed 9saMd higher on wheat
The following cash prices were reported
WHEAT-No. hard, ? cars s9lzc; ! car.
sc: No. hard, 1 car dark, SIC; NO. I
hard 1 car. Sc: No. . mixed, / car, 3lPac;
/ car. 69Ixc; No mixed, ] car, SOC.
CORN-No. 3 white. / car, 5SAc; NO.
yellow. 2 cars, 5Shc; No. mixed,
cars. sc
OATs-No white. 1 car, Ilc. No.
white / car. &c
Omaha Cnsh Prices.
WFEAT-No. hard, SSiad93iEc; No. 3
"a n A Sa1lMqfcs rafPCfad
hard. U4S4c.
CORN-No. white 5slFq5sc; No. ; white.
5aLa5SA.c: No. white, 5IAH5SAc; No. 2
fellow. 5Sq5Stzc; No. yellow, 5s951sc, No.
4 yellow. 51lzfi5Sc; No. 2 514aG6Sl4c; No. 3,
51iz0511zc.
OATS-No. z white nd4lhc; standard,
eAa4il4c: No. 3 white, 4gizH4ic; No.
white 4OhN4lc; No. , yellow, 40ls94Ol4c; No.
( yellow, 4o04oisc.
no I feed. ST7SC; rejected, 5sdI6c.
RYE-No ., S6GS7c, No. 2, s5qS6c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23


Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Firm; winter patents, 81. SOFA 30;
winter sJr9ignts, p;eg9i ~; sprins straIgh's'
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 70aS9c; fair
~ choice mating, Sl.l1nLlI.
sEEDS-Timothy. N%5c0 i+o' clover Sl2.oJ
TROvIsIoNs-Mes pork, per Dbl sl7.OO
slII25. Lard, per 100 lbs. 81. l5a9.22la short
ribs, sides QOose), S621xuS lSszi short clear
sides (boXedl. S.l2iHQ93
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal 10 454, 90 hu. Primary receipts were
Al, 90 bu-, compared with li6l 900 ou. the
corresponding day year ago The world 5
visible supply as shown By BradstTeet's $,
increased 100000 b.. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat, ga cars; corn. AZ
Chicago Cash Pgices-NheRt; No. red.
tsa91c, No. red Sg1za9Oikc: No. hard
No. I hard spring, old S.l5Qlissss No. !
northern spring, old LILAC LIS; No. 1. north
srn spring, AVoBll0i No. northern spring.
old. Nt5al.l1; No. northern spring sl09a
lO5i No. northern spring, old, s5cQ Sl.0s;
No. nortaern spring, s,cgAI02; No. .
spring, JscgfL512; No. spTiue, J1ct Si.Oos
velvet ehaff, s.cga 90; durum. sSasSc.
Corn. No. ., 6sitaG4c; No. . white, 63A9
C4Ise; No. yellow, 63Aa64lac: No. j. 6sisG
t3Ac; No. 3 white, 6SAc; No. yellow, 6S4.
Js4c: No. 4, 5es4a6se; No. white "a. q
zoe: No white, na642fsc: No. white,
@i44lAe; No Z white. f0qnlac; standard,
.35istiae RSs; No ,,5 ,s s1. Barley Barley
81. uOfils.5C.
nUTrER-stesdy; creamsrIes. sOas5o;
CRiries. ISd2ac.
EGGS-Steady. a. marx. cases included
t0Qlic; receipts, ssl4 cases; firsts. l5lsc
prime flTsts. lie.
CHEESE-Firm; daisies 13Gl3i.c: twins,
llIsql2% G; Young Americas. isi.dls+c; long
huTus. 1SA alSigc,
POTAToEs-Firm; choice 10 fancy. Jer-
ley. N.s08l..5; fair 70 good, Ohios, Sl-l0d
J. 10.
VEAL-Firm; 20 20 60-lo, weights, SQ9c
50 To S-lb. weights. sl1sEloiEe; s. 10 1l0-lb.
weights. lie.
POCLTRl-F1rm. turkeys lfc; chickens.
&c. surfugs I4lsC
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
Evaporatcd Apples and Driend Fruits.

NEW YORK. Aug 2-EVAPORATED
APPEES-Easier for future delivery at Zoe
for October and SIC for November.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, quiet, with
buyers waiting for AlCTcased offerings OF
new crop; quotations from 9nl6Atc for Cal
ifOTn!as up TO 50-i0s and Oregons continue
nominal in absence Of supplies. ApriCOts,
quiet but steady, choice. l5ll51zc; extra
choice, l6Gl6lsC fancy IalSc. Peaches,
quiet and firm; choice, u&lllzc; extra
choice, 12Hl2lsc; fancy. ike. Raisins,
steady. with a little better demand for
future shipment: loose musCatels. 6AtaTc;
choice 70 fancy seeded, Saglac; seedless,
5&G7C; London layers, A.40dI45.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
Wool Market.

BOSTON. Aug 2-WOOL-Greatly in
creased activity marked the WOOL market
during the last week, sales being estimated
at close 10 S.OO0 go, compared with recent
weekly dealings OF under 10000 pounds.
Prices have advanced little, however. Ruiz
ing prices on Ohio fleeces have been 26c
for half blood, &c for three eighths blood
and &c for quarter blOods Some Michigan
quarter blood has sold at 2ic In territory
woods. Montana in original bags has
brought about PC Or soc clean.
ST. LOUIS. Aus. - -WOOL-FiTm; terri
tory and western mediums, I7i-d2Oc; fine
mediums, 1761SC: fine. LQl5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-23
N,nneapoIIs Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. -. - WHEAT -
September closed at SLEEK; Decepber, N.03A
4L0sAs; May, N.QIIsaLelk No. l hard.
QJTl.; No. I northern, il0siaaLG; No.
northern. s9iacG$Lo5is' No Q. so1scaN.o2'=.
FLAX-S250.
BARLEY-S)cl ID.
CORN-No. yellow &C.
OATS-No. wEite. nisunEac-
RYE-NO 2. TSqIaC.
BRAN-S3o. 5Odl.00.
FLOUR-First patents sea $40; second
patents A.5eQA75. first clears, $40 ~
second clears. 8. Cde50