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Apartments and Flats.
I-ROOM flat; mod. ex. heat; 1160 N. 0th.
Conrad Yoi.ru, S23 Brandels Theater.
Douglas 1571; $15 o
BEAUTIFUL 4-ronm aiartmcnts, II... 1415
Bo. 10th. lor particulars phone Doiiglas
4"7V
FIVE-ROOM apartment. The Chula
Vista, 30th and Popplcton. Conrad
Touni, U Brandels Theater. Dougias
1571. o
PLEASANT 4 and
walking dtstar.ee.
ft-room
404 No.
apartments;
24th St.
Gordon Van Co.S
n nth Pt
'Storase.
Thons D. 894 or H. MUX
OGDEN ANNEX looms, witn kitchen
ettes round) Bluffs
STRICTLY modern, up-to-date St. Loui
flat, 6 rooms; close In. Cul lulled 30.W.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT 8 rooms and
bath In California apartments. See
Janitor. D. 6237.
RKMKMHIiR DOUGLAS 67HO.
For strictly first-class, close-In apart
ments. The Helen.
MARICS SORENSEN. 2464 Harney St.
CLOSE IN BRICKS.
20' 8. SOt h, 6 rooms, ot first flocr.
Southwest corner 24th and California,
over drug store, one 5-room, lu-rcom.
Heat and water paid on this.
O'KEEFE REAL i;8TAT5 CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATL. DOUGLAS ri.Y
Basrt Mid
REEDIIURST
hoomi.
Try our meals
10U No. t-ith St
SOUTH 22d, 510. up-to-date rooms and ex
rellent meals. Call Doug. 81H0.
I YOUNG working men, private family,
in walking distance; full particulars
first letter. D 410, Bee.
Famished Houses.
) ROOMS of a 7-room house.
St. TeL Wab. 1411.
2049 N. 19th
Furnished Housekeeping; Rooms.
CI3SE In, mod., reasonable. 2305 Farnam.
3112 MASON, 2 nicely furn. mod. house
keeping rooms; private family. H. W2.
Famished Itooma.
Five rooms at 2825 Cass St.: only $10 00.
i on RENT
good barn, room for 8 or M hoi
wit Webster fit. Call Dougia 4.
REAL KSTATB
KAIIM HANI II I.AMI FOR At,K
-NORTH SIDE
levva.
Several good farms for sale cheap:
1 acres Improved upland farm wlthi
soma fruit, good water, small buildings,
near Connill I'luffs. I'rice 15 per acre.
6J acres northeast tif town, all good
land, near school, fair buildings, Price
$l.-0 per acre, no trade considered.
80 acres about t miles cast of center of
city, fair buildings; good orchard, running
water. I'rice l:'i er acre.
13 acres 5 miles north of city post
office on Lime Klin road, well fenced and
watered, splendid blue grass pasture;
some timber, 10 acres ot corn, l'rloo $00
per acre.
DAY & HESS CO.,
123 Tearl Street, Council bluffs. Ta.
FOR SALE Late Henry Itrothers' farm
212 acres, 1106 an Hi re. Address, Thomas
Hanley, Kirkwood lletul, Des Moines la.
Liberal terms.
Missouri.
FOR S.U,K-M acres. Improve,!; $15;
South Missouri, on public road; unlv 2V
miles from Branson; plenty line water;
good eoncreete and frame house; good
outbuildings; it In one of the beat stock
farms in south Missouri and wonderfully
cheap: $l,.V cash. Merrlam Ellis Kenton.
E JjoOVIctor Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. o
Fi i K SA IJ-:-20 a(Ti$30o. on teTms of
$ down. $." month. In a well settled
district In south Missouri, where fruit
and poultry farms abound; only $15 per
acre; long time, no Interest, no taxej;
buy for the future while such property Is
cheap. Merrlam, Ellis ft Henton, E-300
Victor Bldg.. Kansas Cltv, Mo. o
N69 HARRIS, furnished rooms, olec. lights,
steam heat, sleeping porch. H. 73H7.
COT N. 22d. Elegantly furnlshel, strictly
modern, home-like. Reasonable walking
distance.
HOUSEKEEPING a
sonable. 406 North
n d
liith
furnished rea-street.
MARRIED couple have desirable room
for man and wife, or ladles. Call 220
N. 23d St.
SUITABLE for $ or 4, modern, cool pri
vate home. Inquire 2017 Douglas.
I-ROOM furnished house from July
to September L H. 57(1.
NICELY furnished southeast rooms;
young men or business women preferred.
1136 S. Slst St. Phone Harney 3413.
buUIH 22d, 515, two rooms adjoining,
running water, walking distance. D. btoU.
.FRONT parlor on first floor, single room
on second floor, both suitable for 2 gen
tlemen; modern, oool; board. Web. SQ70.
Room in private family, 1 or 2 gentlemen
or man as wile; Doard desired, u. wu.
Mexico.
157-ACRE FARM
T miles of Council Bluffs. All suitable
for farming. About 15 acres alfalfa, 10
acres meadow;, good cottage house, small
orchard. Splendid barn. A cheap place
.I j-o per acre.
M ORE REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
Minnesota.
FOR SALE iWO acrco 46 miles front Min
neapolis, onti mile from town; 160 acres
undr cultlv.tio, bal. used for past ore
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
anil; good set of buildings, consisting of
8-roo n house, large barn, granary, corn
cribs, etc.; the land will produce 80 bush
els of corn per acre; telephone In house;
country thickly settled; complete set of
uwuiu.er). Head or stock, consisting of
n tum, iuiince l ana i years old; fi good
horses. 25 hogs, chickens; of this year's
crop ami everyming on the farm goes at
$f0 per acre; half cash. Schwab llros,
lO.'g Plymouth Kldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
Near ittth and Seward Street
Only $100 Cneh
Balance $15 Per onth
R rooms, partly modern, one block t.i
school, two blocks to car. Prlca only
THE VOOET. REALTY AGENCY.
ioi;.-p: v. o. w. Ridg.
RK.1L KSTATK SOUTH S1I1K
Field Club District
Just completed KW IJncoln Ave., a fine
home, beautifully finished In oak; four
bed room and bath on second floor, with
stairway to large attic. This la an up-
to-date residence complete In every de
tail, and It will pay you to Investigate.
Price, $.-,500. Terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Hoe Hldg. Phone Douglas i270.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
War Playing- Havoc with the Wheat
Exporter.
WEATHER AGAINST CORN CROP
rsmhlMtlos of Heat and Lark of
Rain la Worklsg Hardship on
the' lnslhle Harvest of
Yellow Cereal.
South Side
Bungalow
New, Modern and
Ready to Occupy
liOcated at 1"'W Spring St. Five rooms
and bath on first floor. Good, cemented
basement and large attic. Strictly modern
in every way.
If taken at once, price will he 3.K
Adlolnlng lot may be had for J4W. Can
arrange for rrnsonable terms. Call
owners, Tyler 620.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
1 WILL OFFER FIVE UNUSUAL
PROIXKSITIONS NHXT SUNDAY, IN
ALL THE PAPERS. HEAD MY OFFER
IN THE REAL. ESTATE COLUMNS
NEXT SUNDAY, SURE.
V. H. TRULLINGER. o
LiU4 ACRES good level land In Polk
county, Minn., half mile from Tllden
Junction. Rich black soil, good toad on
one side; IM per acre If taken immedi
ately, easy terms. W. A. Titus, Fond du
lyae. Wis.
NO FAILURES In Pine county, Minne
sota; close to best markets: choloe
lands, easily cleared, $20 per acre; easy
terms. Hunt-Johnson, Hinckley, Minn.
Furnished Housekeeping; llooias.
TWO newly furnished, modern house
keeping rooms; gas, linen, close-in, S4.
2713, Dewey Ave.
lloaselteepiatf Room.
725 S. 18TH St--Housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms; mod. house. Phone T. imi-vy.
BO. 16th ST., 725 lloUBcKeeping rooms en
suite; first floor; also steeping rooms.
Tyler 10 W.
THREE nice second-floor rooms, modern
house. Tel. Webster 8o?0.
Houwekeeping apt. liar. 21S1. 4243 Harney.
Hnteis and A partiurmta.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California,
Weekly rates t3 and up. Douglas 70S3.
OGDEN
Council
HOTEL,
Bluffs.
rooms 12 per week.
LOlXiE HOTEL Modern. Reasonable.
UsfsrsliBed Hooma.
CLEAN, newly furnished, large, t room
ensuite; housekeeping complete; splen
did location; only 23.75 a week, 2S2S
Parker St.
THREE modern unfurnished rooms for
light houaekeeplng. 2X17 Poppleton Ave.
liouara Hua eolti'i.
I-ROOM, modern riat; 2 flnlahed rooms In
basement; papered and varnished
throughout. MB North 21st St; $42.50. Isaac
A. Coles. 216 Brandula Theater Bldg.
Douglas 274. .
GOOD 7-room house, mcdern except heat,
$22; adults only. 261 Caldwell; walking
distance. Webster 3726.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
8-room all modern home In Dundee;
lease for $40.
Very desirable 5-room brick flat, close
to High school, $35. This house has all
modern conveniences. Including hardwood
finish, tiled bath room and sun room.
7 rooms and hall, strictly modern, hard
wood finish In first story, three bed
rooms upstairs, one bed room and bath
on first floor $32.50. This house fronts
cn a paved street and boulevard, 2H
blocks from car line.
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
1608 Fa mam St. Phone Doug. 690.
HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT.
$40 340 Burt St., 7 rooms mod., garage.
$36 62S Park Ave., 6-room modern flat.
$21.50 2T06 St. Mary's Ave., 6 rooms, mod
ern except hcat.
$301615 Howard St., fl rooms, 2d floor.
$20 918 So. 31t St., i rooms, modern.
$17.602614 Sherman Ave.. 5 rooms, all In
tst repair; fine large rooms, new plumb
li.g, fixtures, etc.
$152630 Charles St,. S rooms, modern
except heat.
GEORGE & COMPANY.
902 City Nat. Bank Rldg. Phone D. Tort.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
All modern, $-room houBe. V23 8.- SCth
St., $2o.
5 AND 6-ROOM strictly modern cottages,
$12 and $20 per month; shade trees.
?41 So. 24th St.
SIX-ROOM cottage,
heat 1730 Bo. luth.
all
D.
modern
4874.
except
HnriHPa ln u Parte of
nouses Crelt!h sju,,. &
of the city.
Co.. Bee Bldg.
Nebraska.
FOUND 520-acr Homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills; cost you $200 filing lees and all. J.
A. Tracey. Kimball, Neb.
FINE RANCH PROPOSITION.
4,000 acres In western Nebraska, 8,000
acres. line valley, abundant water, Ideal
location for live stock; price $18.S0 per
acre. Owner might consider small farm
or good town property In part payment.
Hicks l4nd Agency, Omaha.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
State acres wanted. Write about our
grazing lands If Interested In fruit
lands, ask for booklet on Apple Orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Soo
Una Ry Minneapolis. Minn.
Wyoming;.
YOIT CAN HOMESTEAD 320 ACRES
of rich, level land In Wyoming for $22.
Timber for fuel, posts and poles nearby
on government land free to settlers. The
Burlington route employs me to help you
locate; my services are free. Write for
map and full particulars before the good
lanu is an taken up. S. H. Howard, as
sistant Immigration agent 3S4, C, B. & Q.
Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
WEST FAIfcNAM BARGAIN.
At 116 So. S5th St. This homo Is very
beautiful, on paved street; large shade
trees; strictly modern housa rooms;
Block to car line; small payment down,
balance monthly paymeats $ per tent
Interest. This house must be ssen to be
appreciated. Call Harney 3030 for further
Information or rail at above; addre.
Apartment House
Site, 24th Ave. and
St. Mary's'
Northeast corner, 72x146. Two modern
frame houses good for $95 per month
rental. Enough vacant space to partially
Improve site without disturbing them.
This Is an ideal location for high grade
apartments. You can't find Its equal In
tho city at the price, $12,000, but would
submit cash offer a little- lower.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler ir.,6.
2ii-lu-l2-14 State Bank Hldg.
BEAUTIFUL home in exclusive West
Farnam district Owner will be In town
for one week only and must sell Immedi
ately. Burroughs Adding Machine com
pany, 309 South 13th St, city.' Doug-mi.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
REAIi ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans Peters Trust CO.
OMAHA homes, hjust Nebraska farina
O'KEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nat Douglas 2713.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City Nat. lik. Hldg.
GARVTV HROS Loans, Jul and up.
UUV V" rltUi3' Omaha Nat. Hxiik.
Rc. CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
" 810-312 Brandels Theater Bldg. '
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
J4ARR1SON A MORTON. 816 om Nat.
CH Y property. Large .oans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank ldg.
(100 to
Wead.
10,0u) made promptly. V. D.
Wead Bldg.. lStb and Farnam.
C11Y and farm loans, 6, 5H, S per cent
J.H.Dumont ft Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
SEE us first If you want a. faru loan.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGls
FOR EXCHANGE Several good Missouri
farms for Nebraska farms. Write what
you have. Guy R. Stanton. Lebanon, Mo.
Pianos for other musical lnatru'ls. L 2017.
ABSTRACTS Oa TITLE.
KERR Title Guarante and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. $06 bo. 17ttt
St. Phone Douglas 54X7.
FOR REN'l
We have a complete list of all house,
enactment and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen fre of charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co.. 808 S. 16th fet.
NONE to compare, an modern 7-roora
house, also 4-room fiat. 220 No. 2Sd.
6-ROOM cottage, all modern except heat,
convenient to school. D. 66.
Free Rental List
Complete information about every va
cant house and apartment In the city.
This service is free. Tel. Douglas 4477.
Fidelity Storage ft Van Co.
Fidelity Storage Co.
Storage, moving, packing and shipping.
16 ft Jackson tits. . Phone. Doug, lall
Van and Stor
age Co. Reduced
rates for 60 days
Large van. 2 men, $1.25 par nr.; dray. 1
men. $1 per br. 17 U Webster. Doug. 14I4L
Maggd's
J. C. Reed
txp. Co., moving,
packing ft sloiage.
1207 Farnam. D. 6146;
s-ROO.M house, all modern, Ireo water.
'.04 N. Mth. Tel. I. li3o.
tura ana offices.
Fine cool room with vault, elee. light
and walr free; 14ix27 fu partitioned,
fur I private rooms and reception room.
Opens ciractly oo beaut.tui court fcl
floor. Apply room 103. Bee Bld.
FOR RENT An office with reception
room, reasonable. 5)4 State Bank Bldg.
Excellent Counter
Location
For business neodlng
Only small investment
Will help you start
Ir.'julre of Superintendent
Room 103,
The Uaa Building Co.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Tneater.
REAL EST ATEr 'NORTH SIDE
BARGAIN
FOR CASH
Strictly modern, oak finished home.
Full two stones, 6 large rooms, besides
bath, den and screened-in sleeping porch.
Decorated throughout. Located on paved
street, near Milier Park, at 2437 Laurel
Ave. Price $i,tjo. Loan company will
loan $2 44. Let us show you this today,
then make us an offer. Phone Charles
Horn, owner, Harney 6.' 10.
Benson.
. Modern Benson
Home, $875 Cash
balance $35 and Interest monthly: three
60-foot east front lots, highest part of
town.
Two blocks south of Cir; house) on cen
ter lot.
Nine rooms, very modern, nearly new,
big turnace, fine floor, all ln nplendld
order; built only 4 years; auto house with
cement floor; barn, clilcKe i lioue and
yard, shrubbery. PHoo $-XO for aM, or
or $1,600 less with 1 dot Today is tha time,
or $1,600 les with 1 lot. To-lay is tho timo,
here Is your home. Ask us o nho you.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha National Hunk. I lunulas 2715.
Sundays or Evenings Harney f!34.
DO NOT OVERLOOK MY UNl'ISUAL
OFFER, WHICH WILL APPEAR IN
ALL NEXT SUNDAY'S PAPERS, IT
WILL BE OF INTEREST TO YOU
WHETHER YOU MAY BE A RENTER
INVESTOR OR EXPECTING TO BUY
A HOME. DIFFEKNT FROM ANY
PROPOSITION YET OFFERED. V. 8.
TRULLINGER, BUILD It OF WELL
BlilLT BENSON HOMES.. q
DANDY 4-ROOM COTTAGE
WITH TWO LOTS
Located In Benson and a snap at $1,500.
Has electric light, well and barn. lTn.
stairs can be finished off Into one or two
more rooms. I00 down and $20 a month
buys this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Dong. 1781. Ware Block.
OMAHA, Aug. 19. 1914.
The lot of the beat exporter la an un
happy one. The war caused him to can
cel sales at losses and now ho will b
obliged to reinstate his holdings and ship
the wheat as originally contracted. This,
with a sale of l.m.tm) bushels of wheat for
export yesterday and l.omi.OOO bushels at
the seaboard In two davs and a report
that the B. ft O. railways has raised the
embargo on wheat shipments to Balti
more, showed that a big outward move
ment to foreign countries Is now a cer
tainty, in addition to this as a bull help
were reports from Montreal of nine tramp
steamers loading there with wheat and
which are to depart as soon as loaded.
There was a sensational market In wheat
' shown by the cloning prices, which were
'"niptl! above the resting spots of Mon
day. Following a weak suot at the open
Ing, the buying power exceeded the offer
ings and there was but one side to the
market rrom that lime until the close.
It was generally believed In wheat clr
cles that the extraordinary demand came
from the public. The greater buying came
imin exporters.
The combination of hot weather and
lack of rain is playing havoc with the
Corn crop In certain sections of the belt
and the complaints are coming from
some of the most Important districts. Be
sides tho unfavorable crop news from
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, there
wero many adverse reports concerning
the corn crop In western Iowa yesterday.
The week crop report, which Is usually
conservative, stated tltnt the corn crop In
Iowa Is steadily retrograding.
There was further selling of oats for
export yesterday, and this, with the pro
nounced strength In other markets,
caused advances of llVifiime In futures.
Cash houses were buyers ot oats.
Persistent commission house buying of
Small lots, presumably by non-prof
slonals, coupled with tha strength In
grains gave provisions a good advance
yesterday.
Wheat nil tiu3r higher.
Corn was unchanged to c higher.
tints were mic higher.
These sales were reported! Wheat,
No. 2 hard winter, 4 cars lc, 1 car Wc,
1 car ,s4e; No. i hard winter, S cars
(dark) !V. cars 90c, i cars 89c. 2 cars
8xe, 1 car S7Vc, 1 car 86c, 2 cars Siie.;
No. 4 hard winter, 1 car 87e. 1 car ;.
Oats: No. S white, 1 car (choice). 40Hc,
2 cars 40c, 7 cars 40c; No. 4 white, 4
cars 33Sc. Corn: No. 1 yellow, 4 ears
79c; No. 2 yellow, 1 car 7c; No. 3 yel
low, 4 cars 7!k. 1 car 7Nt4c, 1 cars "Kr;
No. 1 mixed. 1 car 77Vc; No J 2 mixed,
1 car 78c; No. S mixed, i carsf77l4c; Nix
S mixed, 1 car 77c; No. mixed, 1 car 77o.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour eqjal
to 1.2Ti5,o00 bushels; corn, none; oats, lS.ooO,
btiHiieiH, ,noo busneis bonded.
Liverpool closed: Wheat. 2flWid higher:
corn, not reported, nominal.
primary wheat receipts wero i.ww.too
bushels and shipments 820,(00 bushels,
against receipts of 1,339 0UO :ushol und
shipments of 822.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts 'tore 1,1.79,000
bushels and shipments 447,000 bushels,
against receipts ot 487,000 and shipments
of 474,000 bUBhels last year.
Primary oats receipts were l.GOR.OOO
bushels and shipments 1,188,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,273.000 bushels ana
shipments of R4O,000 bushels last voir.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago S5!
Minneapolis 210
Duluth 84
Omaha 28
Kansas City... 28.'.
St. Louis 67
Winnipeg ,. 50 ... ' ,,,
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat: No. t
hard, 88ftfi1le; No. hard, 86V93V4o; No.
4 hard, MVuOTa; No. 2 spring, lV(&9mc;
No. 3 spring, RlffSOVic; No. 4 spring,
88VWfi8!)Hc; No. 2 durum, fH'51,ic; No.
3 durum, 79VMr80a. Corn: No. 2 white,
78!j79c; No. 3 white, 78VWP7ini4C; No. 4
white. 781,4W78'c; No. 3 yellow, TbVoSe ;
No. S yellow. 78H78ic: No. 4 yelUw,
78r78Hc; No. 2 mixed, 77HT78c; N.
mixed, TiWnw: No. 4 mixed, 7643T7o.
Oats: No. 2 white, 40(fJ4Oc; standard,
40Vg40Ho; No. 3 white, 40fa40Vjc; No. 4
white, 8'J4r3!Hs. Barley: Malting, K-frrtSc;
No. 1 feed, 464fi0c. Rye: No. t, 7(y7llc;
No. 8, 72750.
Oct .1 1J !B4jI IJ 40 I 1J J7Sj 12 ITNV 12 27V4
Jan.J II 30 11 30 U $,V U 37V It ST
OMAII4. GFiMGRtL MARKET.
IU'TTKR No. 1. Mb., cartons, 30c; No.
1. Mb. tubs. SOc.
CHKFSE-lmported Bwlss. V
can Swlns. 2c; block Swim, 2:'
I7c; daisies, IV; triplets. lHo
Americas, blue lshel brick.
: Amerl
; twins,
; Young
18c; lim
burger, !-lb.. lc; 1-lh . 20e: New York
white, 1!V; imported French Roquefort.
4So
FISH-Trout. 17c; Urge crapples, lv,r
Ijc; salmon. 12u."; halibut, 'c; channel
catfish. l.V; pike, 17c; pickerel, 10c.
POULTRY -Broilers, v; hena. 12c:
riK-ks, V; ducks, 8e; geese. Ik-; turkey.
)tc; piegons, per doten. Wc; ducks, full
festhered 8c; geese, full feathered, se;
squabs. No. 1, $1.60; Nr.. 2, &o
HOUS-Receipts, 33,000 head; market,
cull; bulk, $ 25UX; light. $8 40418 f;
mixed. $8.lO)ts.no- beavv, $30itr,70; rough
$8irt.8l0; pigs. $7 2.SVS80
HEFF OUTS No. 1 ribs, 20Wc; No. t,
18c; No. t. hie; No. 1 chuck, l,V; No. 3,
12o; No. 3. UV No. 1 loin. 22c; No. 2,
lMo; No. J, 14c; No. 1 plates, 8v; No. J.
lc; No. 3 ItiHc; No. 1 round, lvc; No. 3,
c; No. 3, 7vc.
Prlcea furnished by the Olllnsky Fruit
Co. :
NUTS Salted peanuts, $1 50 per case;
No. 1 California walnuts, 180 per lb.;
pecans, lltc per lb.; filberts. 15o per lb.;
almonds 20o per lh.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut dstes,
$1.2o per box; limes, $l.7i per baskot;
cracker.lack, $150 per case; cracVrrJsck.
per half case, $1.75; checkers, $.150 per
case; checkers, per half case, $1.76.
FRUITS 4 Ganges: Kxtr fancy Glen
oora Valenclas, (X. ll:. llHs. 160a. 176a,
2"0s, and 2THs, $3.75 per box; Red Ball Va
lenclas, all sties, ll per box. Umona:
Fancy Silver Cord, 300a and 3o, $800 per
box; 420s, $s,50 per box; 4y0s, $8 per box.
Grape Fruit: Extra fancy 54s. $4.50 per
box; extra fancy 46a, $4 per box; extra
fancy 86s. $3.50 per box; Indian River 4s
and 80a. $5 per box. Apples: Duchess. $4
per bbl. Watermelons, o per lb. Cunta
louies: Arisona standarua, $3.2t per
crate; Jumbos, $2 per rrste; Pony a, $1.7$
per crate. California Fruits: Black Dia
mond plums, $1.75 per crate; red plums,
$l.5 per crate; California poaches, 85a
per box; California Bsrtlett pears, 60-lb.
boxes. $3 25 per box: Washington Bartlett
pears, $2 per box; Idaho red plums, $1.25
per crate; Idaho blue plums, $1.40 per
crate. Bananas, $1.75 to $3 60 per bunch.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower: Denver,
per lb., 12 V; cabbage, 2V- per lb.;
onions, 2Hc per lb.; peppers, 40o per baa
ket; fancy tomatoes, boo per basket; cu
cumbers, hot-house, 1-doi. basket. 75c;
new beets, carrots and turnips, 3&c per
dos,; celery, Michigan, STio per do. ;
celery, I nver. large Jumbo. $1 per dos.:
head lettuce, 60o to l.M per dos.; leaf
lettuce. 400 per dos.; onions, home grown.
15c per dos.; radishes, toe per dos.; garlic,
Italian, ton per lb.; horse radish, $1.66
per case; shelled popcorn, 4o per lb.; as
paragus, home grown, per dos., market
price about SOo per dos.; potatoes, new,
76o per bu.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Rang-e Cattle Coming In Freely So
Far This Week.
HOG RUN HOLDS UP VERY WELL
Iterelpts ef-Rssg Lambs Comtlane
Liberal, Total Arrivals for Week
ilelng? the Heaviest nine
Restlnalna of Season.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 1. 1914.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
I'i'icisi .Monday H.1T7
omcisl Tuesday 4 377
Estimate Wednesday... $,2oO
4.
i.m
6,400
24. .1-'3
.
la.oo
Threa days this week.14.4 18.01H
Same days last week... 9.134 13.613
Same days 2 wks. ago. 8.421 7.HS0
Haine daya $ wks. ago. 10,016 li.!8
fr'ame days 4 wks. ago. 8,i.i 22.790
Same days last year....l6,l. i.817
The following table shows the recolpli
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
usio as compared with last year:
. , 1814 ISIS. Inc.
faille 479,670 614.861
"ogs 1,626.212 1.8I5.7-.9
""P 1,447.423 I. .7.715 189.708
The following table shows the prices
for hogs at the South Omaha live stock
Market for the last few days, with comparisons:
S9.073
42.5.(8
44.3o3
10.306
38,676
43,895
Dee
34.7111
1X11.547
. Date. I JJ4.Jj8i3Uliiw. 11311 19l0.19o9
July 31.1 8 4Sl 8 Mil 7 7.11 (Wl
I SSI I W 6 4 T W
3'W
29
17
423
(uinrll Mlnffs.
BLOCK OF 12 LOTS.
$1,200, easy terms. Council Bluffs, 4
blocks of Omaha car line. ' Nice high
ground. These lots are very chean.
They are within about a mile of the busi
ness part of Omaha. They will grow In
value every year and meantime will
make you a good horn where you can
have a garden, fruit chickens, a cow,
etc., and have room for your children
to play.
M GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Iu6 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
Dundeer$6,500
Brick and.Stucco
One of the most attractive home, in
Dundee, well built and well planned; first
floor has large livinir room arrangement
with old-fashioned fireplace, beamed ceil
ings, largw dining room, kilchen, sun
room and breakfast room: hecnml. tlnnr-
4 nice bedrooms, sleciiintr north end tile
bath; nicely decor led throughout and
hardwood finish, with ou.trter-sawed oak
floors first floor. Owner must sell on
account of sick news. U.HK) rash v ill
. STUCCO COTTAGE
ON EASY TERMS
A small payment down, balance $30 per
month, will make you the owner of Just a
peach of a 5-room cottage on Camden
Avo. Modern In every way, with a first
class hot water heating plant, also a
(,rage. Call us up.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Doug. 178L Ware Block. o.
READ MY ADVERTISEMENT, WHICH
WILL APPEAR IN ALL NEXT SUN
DAYS PAPERS, UNDER THE REAL
ESTATE COLUMNS. F. S. TRUL
L1NGEK. o
iR SALE lo-room hou. attic and
full basement; all modern; hot water
heat; automubils garage and drive, large
lot Inquire owner. 2i.O Webster.
handle. This Is easily a !7,VX property,
Unleas sold this week, ownxr u ill
siuer renting to ueairaule parly.
Glover & Spain
con-
919-20 City National Bank
Douglas S!tJ.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Must Be Sold
gas, city
6-room cottage. 2419 8. 17th;
water. Price reduced to $1.6f.0.
4 rooms, modern except heut, 17th and
Canton. Paved street. A dandy. $1,A0
6 rooms, 2)ith near Franklin, $2,300.
T rooms, modern, 2th and Manderaon,
$2,75-.
6 rooms, modern, 2"a and Laird, $2,700.
I am offering all tha above on easy pay.
ments ai:d below cost. Inquire 413 Kar
bach Block. Phono D. 367.
CHICAGO tiRAIlV AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closings
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 19. All Board of Trade
markets except corn, which was bearishly
influenced by ruins In the southwest,
scored further advances today. Wheat
gained l(u2c; oats, 'A'Ua and provisions
7f()-40e, while corn declined V&c.
Yesterday's reports of export sales,
while unconfirmed were still bulllshly In
fluential in wheat, as was an advance
ln the Liverpool market. While the Eng
lish apparently were not seeking wheat on
this side and Montreal resold 600,000
bushels bought here yesterday, they were
said to be In the market for flour. Other
Influences favoring the price were the
estimate by an English expert of a re
duction of 354,000,000 bushels In the Euro
pean crop and export clearances, mainly
from the gulf, of 1.256,0(8) bushels. The
volume of trade early was heavy, but It
died down after the first hour.
Corn reached Its best prices under the
Influence of wheat, but reports ot rain
In tho southwest started profit taking,
under which the gain was lost, together
with some of yesterday's. ' While the
country still withheld Its old corn, ship
ping demand picked up unexpectedly. Ad
vices on crop conditions provided nothing
convincing.
The recent -advance In futures was re
flected In a lighter demand from shippers
of oats. This market declined under this
Influence, but recovered sharply -on an
excellent class of buying, which the con
cession In prices developed.
Higher hogs and a falling off In the
western movements sent provisions up
despite liberal profit taking.
Uraln prices furnlsliea oy Logan ft
Bryan office, 315 South Sixteenth street:
Corn and Wheat Rrglnn Ralletln.
Corn and wheat reaion bulletin of th
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hour ending at $ a. m., 75th
meridian time, Wednesday, August 19:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Sky.
Cloar
Cloudy
Cloudy
I't. cloudy
Clear
Pt . cloudy
I't. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
It. cloudy
Cloudy
It. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Not Included In averages. Minimum
temperature for twelve-hour period end
ing at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVEnAOES.
No. of Temp. Raln
Dlatrlot. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 0....
Louisville, Ky
Indla'polis. Tnd
Chicago, III
Bt. Ixnils
Dea Moines, la,
Minneapolis ....
Kan. City. Mo.
Omaha, Neb 17
Temperatures are much lower In Minne
sota and the Dakota, but they continue
high In other portions of the corn and
wheat region. Showers occurred In tha
northern and western districts. Falls of
one Inch or more occurred as follows: In
Nebraska Grand Island, 1.42. In Wiscon
sin Watertown, 2.40, and Madison, 1.60.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Station. High. Low. fall.
Ashland 98 72 .00
Auburn 101 TT .00
Broken Dow ... 93 60 .00
Columbus 90 IW .00
Culbertson 98 69 .17
Falrbury 101 70 .18
Fairmont 96 07 .00
Grand Island ..100 88 1.42
Hartlngton 100 70 .00
Hastings 97 M .92
Holdrege 103 08 .00
Lincoln 96 72 .00
North Platte.. 92 63 .00
Oakdale 9A 68 .00
Omaha 96 75 .00
Tekamah 97 78 .00
Valentine .... 74 6a .00
Alta. la 91 71 .00
Carroll, la 93 70 .00
Clarlnda, la... .103 74 .00
Blbley, la 91 8 .00
Bloux City. Ia. 96 71 .00
IS 92 70 .00
22 94 68 .09
13 94 72 . 00
14 94 70 .70
23 Wl 73 .00
24 96 72 . 60
61 78 60 . 30
34 96 72 .30
17 96 66 .80
Artlclo Open. I High. Low. ) Close. I Yes y.
Wliem -Sept.
I94U ftt
Dec.,11 00''i
I 1 iW
May.l 07
Corn I
Sept. 7V'
Dea. TOVal
May.71VlVl
Oslb-
Kept.!434iV
Dec.iH"!"
May.4'vu
Pork
Sept.l 22 75
Jan..) 21 60
Lard
Sept.! 82V.,
Oct..9 WiM
Jan.. I 10 30
Rib- .
Sept I II 75 I
J
effVk) 94
1 02 1 061
1 06 1 07V4
I
mi 7i
711 B0-
TiH 71 I
I
44il 43
4V, 46
4! 4a
I
2 75
21 60
10 024t
10 zu
10 4G
I
22 60
31 60
t 75
9 90
10 X
96 ' 94
1 0144 VU
10H 100
7H 79',
70 701
71' 71
43, V
41 44
41', 49
32 60 22 27
21 00 a 46
1
10 02: 9 62'.,
10 15 I 9 77
10 40 I 10 0j
12 85 I 12 72f 12
85 J 12
72
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MAItKfST
Cattle Steady to Lower Hogs Are
nigher.
CHICAGO. Aug. 18 CATTUi) Receipts,
19,000 head; market, steady to 16o lower;
beeves, $7.OOCul0.6O; steers, I6.30ft9.30;
stockerg and feeders, $5,404(810: cows and
heifers. $3 6020; calves, $7.7610.7S.
HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; market,
Sic. higher; bulk of sales. $8 KMi9.26; Mht
K :n9 4f; mixed. $8.66Cu4 40; heavy, $8.tA
9.30: rough, $8.50tie65; Pigs, $7.00M6.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ilclpts. 16.000
head; market, steady to loo higher;
sheep, $' NVfufi.OO; yearlings. $.0uij7.0O;
lambs, $6.50i.46.
Kansaa Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,000 head: market, lower; prime
fed steers, $9 6f.ti10S0; dressed beef steers,
$K.80rfrK.6Q; western steers. $7.00f9 26;
mockers and feeders. t6.20Q.26; bulls, $5.25
t0 6i; calves. $6.6044.10.76. '
BOOS Receipts. 4.00 head; market,
higher; bulk. $0104)936; heavy. S.164rt.40;
packers and butchers. $0 109.40; light,
pifoiiVW: pigs. $8. 0041860
SHEEP AND LAM BR Receipts. x.SnO
head; market, steady; lambs, h.tl.!:
yearlings $6.76US60; wethers, $V60fl.00:
ewes. $4.76fr'&.50.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
1.
1..
1
4.
6.
6.
T..
8.
10
11.
u
1!.
$ 04
7 x
( TO',
7 nr.
8 13
n 904
7 44;
I 48 T 86 6 69i T 7 4
- I HI ,h; 1 1.1 1 7 Ml
S 43 I 6 92 T 7U 7 Ml
I It! ( 031 7 041 7 681 7 64 1
8 17 7 98 ;
I li T 81, 7 28
I I8j T 89 T 17
7 W
I 7 71 7 Wl
I I 1 59
T 90
7 79 1 49
T 81 7 41
?tl 1 !4
11908.
ft 41
41
73
6 38
6 38
6 46
s m
t 60
1 steer 1410 8 46 IS steers 1180
J cows WO 8 IS 4 rows 986
A. F. Chrlstaln, Montana.
11 steers 1049 6 00 1 steer 1079
6 rows H54 6 25
2 steers 1166 7 75
J B. Kendrlck. Wyoming.
180 steers.... 1236 8 10
Mrs. (i. w. Brewster, Wyomlnft
tl steers 121 8 00
J. F. Bock, Wyoming.
... 86 6 60 18 COWS 1061
... wsj I 80 1 steer 1100
. . . 9 &m
J. B. Kendrlck. Wyoming.
...1218 8 00 1 steer 1118)
... W'3 6 75 1 row 1040
G. Gallatin, Wyoming.
1049 7 40 47 steers 101$
30 heifers.
9 cows...
1 cow
Mrs.
17 steers. ,
4 cows...
48 steers
7 23 T 81 7 41 1 40
02i I 191 17 21 7 8-tl 7 84 6 14)
I 8 7 96 I 04 7 11 7 961 7 42 41
8 KMh.1 7 Ki-Il a lull ,a iVU 7 171 A C'l
Aug. 14. 1 9 04i, 7 701 8 121 T 101 7 481 6 17
". 10. 1 a M 7 7,1 H 13 7 IN HI", " I 6 3U
I 7 771 3 141 7 171 8 241 7 641
Aug. 16.
I 7?!
I 68
8 K
7 75
7 77
uSI
I
8 09
7 171 t 90
7 17 $ 24
7 10 8 23
T 871 44
7 72 6 41
7 641 6 31
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
indicates Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at i
o clock yesterdav :
RECEIPTS CARS.
t attle. Hogs Sheep
f . M. ft St. 1
Wabash
Missouri Pacific....
Union Pacific
C. ft N. V east...
C ft N. W, west..
C. Bt. P.. M. ft O.
C, U. ft q., east...
C, B. ft Q west...
C. R. I. ft p east
Illinois Central
Chicago Ut. West..
Toltl receipts.
17
44
94
I 1
2
I 1
16 41
4 1
28 28
5 1
7 1
? ::j
79 78
son
10
TOO
36
S 60
S 75
4 75
7 40
I. P. Sheehan, Wyoming.
16 steers 1 - JO 8 mi I steer 14O0 t OA
1 steer 1600 8 no 1 steer 1490 8 00
1 steer l-'40 8 00 13 steers 1013 7 80
10 cows I0H4 8 86
Hot IS Supplies were estimated at
eighty-two cars, or 6.400 head, making th
total for the three daya about 18.000 head.
This is 4.600 larger than last week and
more than a thousand heavier than the
ssme days last year.
Light supplies and stronger prices at
all other market points brought a re
action In the trade this morning. Ship
ping hogs showed the lnt advance, as
few of tliein looked to be over a dlmo
higher. Packers made their first Nds
higher, and when first sales were made
values looked to le at leat 10iil5c, and
In some Instances, a flat 15o higher. Even
on this basis movement was not lively
enough to suit the buyers, and under tha
Influence of sharp competition, prices con
tinued to Improve until many of the sslea
msde towards the end of the market
looked to lie at least Joe higher.
Trade closed active at the high time of
the day The general market Is fully 161
30c higher than ves'erday. A clearance
was made In good season, practlcslly
everything being sold by 10 o'clock. Bulk
of the sales was made at $x.S0V9.9j, with a
sprinkling around $9 00 and a top of $9.10.
For thp week todate the killer trade la
little more than n nickel lower while 1
shipper hogs are anvwhere from a dime,
to In the case of tops 2M lower. Bulk at
the close of last week was railing at $8.86
1WH.00. with tops at f W
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris ft Co;
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Schwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co
O. K. Serum Co
Kohr P. Co
Benton, Van Bant ft L.
Hill A Son
F. R. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Hoot ft Co
J. 11. Bulla
Ia F. Huss
McCreary A Kellogg...,
Werthelmer A Degen...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Baker, Jones A Smith..
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
Kline
Other buyers
208
290
331
476
$
11
91
64
6
61
148
64
24
14 .
$21
II
30
16
17
15
11
11
11
38
71
34
815
962
969
1,216
583
L142
12
2X7
1.128
S..irt4
1.064
4,476
No. At. Bh. Tr. No. At. Fh. ft.
M IM ... 71 7 344 HIM
.11 04 411 S 7T, ft tW 10 IM
SI IM 10 I N tl l't.0 (0 8 90
21 Ill Its II HI) W il to to
t Sl7 ... I 0 4N IM 40 9 n
4 117 ... I 0 74 130 t I to
41 274 IM 8 0 47 K8 119 I M
I.M SO I 88 It Ml ... I St
S IM 80 I M It Ill ... H
l 174 ... IK ID 14 41 I 10
II 38 X I SB 71 IN 40 I to
tl xl ISO t k. KHI Ml I M
II IM ... I W II IM ll 1 ts
U Ill ... I 85 lb 141 IM I tO
it Ill ISO t as isr ,., at
J wo ... II 71 im ... 1 ta
131 40 I M II. , 171 140 I te
47 Ml H IM II WO ... I IS
M Ill7 8 I IS Tl Ml ... I tO
t IV IM I W 17 144 M I 10
It IH 10 I UK 41 Its ... I te
4...t....tM ... IM II toe ... Its
mi MIS Tl KUI ... its
44 ivt H III 17 It tO I 10
M HI ... I H 7 M 40 I M
II IT ... I M I.., W7 40 I M
M IM 40 8 85 41 til ... I M
47 14 40 I U IS f!8 t 98
l 174 10 I 16 II Itl J40 I M
47 110 M III u. .......It; ... M
78 H6 ... I S 11 M4 14 IK
47 IKI 40 I 87 41 MO 110 I M
0 1"4 ... 8 87 14 IM 10 I IS
47 S6T IM I to 71 100 40 I M
71 1st 10 I tO ( .M0 ... M
M 4 ... I SO I HI ... tOO
TT tM to I Ml M Ill 44 I 00
61 171 SB I to 14 fst 80 t no
" 1 IM I 80 II ... 9 00
'T ... I tO 71 114 10 t SO
1 7I 10 I to M S4 ... 9 08
8 5?l 100 I to It J ... I 10
Wt 40 I 10 t Ml ... I to
W HI ... IM
PIGS.
101 ... I H M 98 ... I to
10,749
...2.624 5.806
20.170
were
St. Loo la Live n tar It Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5.1100 hesd: market, sieadv; native
beef steers. $7,60110.40: cows and heifers,
$5 OOfiO.60; stockers and feeders, $3.007 5":
southern steers, $6 0isUA.25; cows and heir
ers. $4 0004 50; native calves, St. OOii 11,00.
HOGS Receipts, 5.700 head; market,
higher: pigs and lights $7.0ofi0.55; mixed
and butchers, $3.10&4J.S6; good heavy,
$9 36r! 60
SHEEP AND LA MBS- Receipts. 4 600
head:, market strong; native muttons,
$4.00i3f.25; lambs. $7 0006.25.
Prettiest Bungalow j
On Prettiest Mile
A beautiful brick and stucco luin..!...
of 5 rociuia and (nonnoui poiches screened
in. Hut water heat. Two acres of ground
fchade. garden, chicken huutr, 11 ti,e
comforts of a country home ln the eitv
and only one block from tho street car
Ideal for a man with a family ut
dren growing up You can t find lis equal
in the toan for the money. I';.j..
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler liM. 208-10-12-14 Slate Bk. Bldg
Close In
517 So. 25th Ave.
Six Largo Rooms.
$4,500.
$4.5oO FOR (.uu-k oasli
erty, 12 per cent,
ney 6117.
sale.
Cull
Income pro.
ownoi, liar-
$50 CASH
t-'O PER MONTH
New 6-room bungalow, living room and
dining room flmslied In oak. built-in cuu
Lour I. built-in bu'fet.
THE ViaiEL REALTY AOENCY
1015-16 W. j. W. Bldg '
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU HAVE A SMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH TO INVEST ON A PROPOSI
TION WHEREIN YOU TAKE A BSC).
LUTELY NO RISK. NO ELEMENT OF
CHANCE. DO NOT FAIL TO READ MY
FIVE UNUSUAL OFFERS Willi '11
WILL APPEAR IN ALL NEXT HUN
DAY PAPERS. F. S. TRULLINGER. o
6-R. HOUSE, all mod., full lot, east
front; 2d lot from corner, 8V3J N. 2.V1
St., block to car, easy terms. Call owner,
W. 6.172.
Closo-In Cottage
In first-class repair; contains $ rooms,
city water, bath, toilet, sewer and gas,
peved street, nice lot; price only $I,7K);
rasy terms.
C. G. CARLBERO,
310-13 Brandels Theater Bldg.
WEST FARNAM BARGAIN
At 116 So. Xth St. This home la very
beautiful, on paved strut; large shade
trees, strictly modern house, 9 rooms;
Block to car line; small payment down,
balance monthly payments t per cent
interest. T his house must be seen to be
appreciated. Call Harnsy 3030 for further
Information or call at above address.
f-ROOM house, rents for $1160, must be
sold at once: tY will handle it H. 471 L
Key to the Situation Bee Want Ada.
. Slona City Lire Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. 7a.. Aug. 19. BATTLE
Receipts, 90(i head: market steady; native
steers, $7.26rl0.00; butchers, 96.90vj7 30;
cows and heifers, $C.001i6 76; canners 13 60
ijii.ai; stockers and feeders. $6 0Ot7 4
calves.' $7. 7((i l0.&0: bulla, staas etc . tr, l
6 26.
MrxriS Ret elpts, 4.000 head; market 16
ft 20c higher: heavy. p.;n 00; mixed.
$KST.r9.); light, $9.804141.85; bulk of Bales.
$8 Mr, 90.
SHEEP AND LAMRfr-Receipts, 1.600
head; market steady: fed muttons. $6.0orfl
6.60; wethers. $4 7Wto.fj0; commons and
stockers, $T).3r.a; luinljs, $7.2yfl(.2j.
Totals
CATTLE Receipts this morning
very light at this point, but still the run
ror tne week uomiatres very lavoraoiy
with the corresponding period a year ago.
Other markets were well supplied, Chi
cago especially having a large run, As a
result, the market at thai point broke
sharply, creating naturally a weak feel
ing at western markets.
Owing to the moderate receipts of beef
steers the desirable kinds were fairly ac
tive at prices that were fully steady with
yesterday. Good oornfeda sold around
$9.99. There was also a good demand for
the best range steers. Medium grades
were not so much sought after, and the
feeling on that kind was. If anything, a
little weak, owing to the lower market
at Chicago.
lows and heifers were active sellers al
fully steady prices, and the bulk of the
receipts changed hands at an early hour.
There were only a few scattering stock-
err and feeders In sight and they brought
lu ly steady nrlces.
Quotations on Cuttle: Good to oholce
cornfed beeves, t9.60col0.10; fair to good
corn fed beeves, $8.7uu4.5o; common to fair
beeves, $8.ooir8.76; good to choice range
steers, $7.6nU8.25; common .to fair range
steers, $8 2MiU.i0; fair to good range
steers, $6.75437.60; choice to fsncy corn
fed heifers, $6.60fr9.60; good to choice
grata heifers, $67fi&7.76; good to choice
glass cows, $6.2Gif7.U; fair to good grades.
$6.60jp6.t6; common to fair grades, $3.60j
6 50; good to choice stockers and feeders;
$7. 764(44.30, fair to good stockers and feeders,
$7,001(7.76; common to fair Blockers and
feeders, $6.26417.00; stock cows and heifers,
$5.M7.6; stock calves, $6.6Of.60; veal
calves, $7,004)10.25; bulls, stags, etc., tUfxyJ
7.00.
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr No. At. Pt
10 1041 ( M 8 11W 9 M
II 1WI I SO -
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
7...
4...
2...
1...
1...
I...
1...
I...
71
.. 744
,. til
. . 640
..1041
.. tM
., i:5
.. IM
.. 110
..1IM
.. Ml
.. Mi
.. 170
..1010
..141.0
..IMS
.. wo
4.
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19-The coffee mar
ket showed a somewhat declining tend
ency again today. No fresh business has
been reorted In the coast and fruit mar
ket, and the exchange situation still so
unsettled that local ImfKirters find It is
practically lmKsslble to finance fresh
purchases In Brsill through the ordinary
channels. The demand In the local spot
market hss become quiet, and prices
ware a shade lower with Rio 7s quoted at
t and Santos 4s 3. No official an-nouiu-oinent
has bean made with refer
ence to the progress of evening up of
old committments through the voluntary
committee, but It waa reported la trade
circles today that such transactions are
now being made on practically the basis
of ring and margin prices of July 30.
Kvaporated Apples and Dried Pratt a
NEW YORK, Aug. 19 -EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FKUITS-Prunea. steady; apri
cots, easy; peaches, firm; raisins, dull.
ilir Msvrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19 BUG A R Raw
barely steady; molasses, 6.6X0, oeutrlfuaal'
27c; refined, firm.
23 steers..
1 heifer... 870
6 calves.... 244
1 cows KJI
8 cows 8,3
6 heifers.. 632
1 feeder. ..1120
1 feeder... 1000
3 feelers.. 1136
23 heifers. . KM
1 cow Wis)
1 steer lOtiO
61 cows 880
6 feeders..
3 hslfers.. 443
1 feeder... 310
6 feeders.. (43
Mrs. J.
3 cows 1006
J. H.
12 steers... .ltiol
3 feeders. 1'I3
1 cow. .....1070
4 00 t.
1 to .
I 76 I.
71 !..
NEBRASKA.
704
120
M
7 14
7 16
7 U
1 tl
.1083
.1163
. K60
20 steers.
4 steers.
1 cow...
1 bull 1340
1 cow Ills)
37 feeders.. 11M
39 feeders.. 1160
7 feeders.. 1135
61 heifers.. 1012
23 cows W9
1 cow...
42 steers.
..1100
,.Hu6
880
617
910
7 40
T 36
6 00
4 80
6 85
6 85
7 85
7 75
7 25
6 75
6 00
7 40
6 46
L. D. Blair Neb.
600 6 86 1 cow....
7 40 heifers
7 60 1 cow....
7 30
B. Kondrick-Wyo.
0 au m cows lt46
SchrclbuB Wvo.
7 70 ( feeder.. 960
7 55 I steers.. ..1110
6 75
John Delmer, Nebraska.
.... 946 6 45 9 cows 940
K. E. I .owe, Nebraska.
J. H Minor, Nebraska.
15 cows 101 6 40 34 steers 1161
MUldale Cattle Co.. Nebraska.
42 feeders... 1 J 8 00 7 feeders... l'0
2 feeders... 1150 7 00 1 heifer 1130
George II. Ferris, Nebraska.
30 steers 1146 9 16
SOUTH DAKOTA.
E. V. Youugqulst, South Dakota.
30 steera....loi8 7 60
28 cows 1020 6 30 7 cows 945
WYOMING,
John W. Cook, Wyoming.
15 feeders... 1080 7 66
Frank I.acy, Montana.
23 steer 12.11 8 46 1 steer 1290
14 cows.,
7 60
7 10
4 00
6 76
6 85
7 85
7 75
7 $5
7 10
6 60
7 30
7 40
4 25
( (5
6 66
65
7 66
7 70
76
700
7 60
7 25
700
$ 45
SHEEP Yesterday's Dig run was fiN
lowed by another- today, the estimate)
being some 19,000 head, making for tha
week to date as many as 61.973, against
44,301 two weeks ago and 42,644 a year ago.
As to quality, the receipts were very
much like yesterday and the percentage)
of the feeder offerings wag about the)
same.
Buyers were out fairly early to fill their
orders, hut wsnted to make their pur
chases at lower prloes, so It wii well
along In the forenoon before the bulk of
the offerings moved. Trade In lambs wag
slow at prices generally steady to a dime
lower, and the clearance was late.
The mutton supply was light being .
apparently short of the demand. Most
.everything on this order was cleaned up
early at prices steady with Tuesday.
There was as much Interest In feeding
sheep and lambs as on previous days of
the week and as a fairly good supply waa
available buyers lost no time In getting
what they wanted on a basis fully steady.
During the early part of the forenoon
several bunches of feeding ewes changed
hands at 3.6O'ij4.00. Comparing prices with
the close of last week they are 15026a
lower, but this has been due almost
entirely to liberal runs on every day thus
far. While lambs have shown up In lib
eral proportions the receipts of mutton
offerings have been very moderate and
prices are steady to a dime lower than
last week's close.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Lh nihil, good to choice, 36.lixu8.40; lambs,
lair to good. $7.S38.16; lambs, feeder.
0.7'f7.a); yearlings, good to choice, $6.15
(716.60: yearlings, fair to good, $6.00416.25;
yearlings, feeders. $"i.76(f(6. 16; wethers.
good to choice, $&.90tT.16 wethers, fair t
good, $6.60416. 90; wethers, feeders, $4.6040
4.90; ewes, good to choice, $6.30(15.60; ewes,
fair to good, $5.10tf6.30; ewes, feeders..
41.UO2II.0U.
No. Av.
176 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 76
299 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 77
204 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 77
67 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 77
261 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 78
34 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 79
146 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 76
806 Idaho lambs 61
H6 Idsho lambs 66
319 Idaho feeder lambs 65
346 Idaho feeder lambs 65
144 Idaho lambs 65
224 Wyoming feeder lambs 68
ti.l Wyoming feeder lambs U
242 Wyoming feeder lambs 62
! Idaho feeder lambs 0 62
700 Wyoming lambs 63
877 Wyoming lambs 63
434 Wyoming lambs 68
UH Wyoming lambs 64
27 South Dakota lambs 60
l.'4 Wyoming feeder lambs...... 66
134 Wyoming feeder lumbs 60
628 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
61 Wyoming feeder lamb 44
87 Wyoming feeder lambs 62
107 Wyoming feeder lambs 44
678 Wyoming feeder lambs 68
19 Wyoming feeder lambs 63
160 Wyoming yearlings 78
137 Wyoming ewes 107
9 Wyoming ewes 108
14 South Dakota ewes 86
198 Wyoming feeder ewes 96
43 Wyoming feeder ewes 93
93 South Dakota feeder ewes.. 76
40 South Dakota feeder ewes.. 71
l:0 Wyoming feeder lambs 60
228 Wyoming feeder lambs 50
1:.9 Wyoming ffder lambs 66
19o Wyoming feeder lambs 56
lit Wyoming feedar lambs 55
241 Wyoming feeder lambs.
IM) Wyoming feeder lambs.
196 wvomlng feeder lambs.
226 culls
440 Oregon feeding ewea .
743 Wyoming lambs
56
4X
46
40
. 79
. 66
Pr.
. 90
6 90
90
5 90 .
I 90
6 90
6 90
I 00
5 10
7 25
7 2S
7 26
7 10
7 20
7 20
700
7 65
7 66
T76
770
7 26
7 26
6 40
7 26
6 to
7 ti
6 25
7
26
5 86
S 60
S 40
I 36
3 66
3 25
5 40
I 36
7 IS
7 16
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 26
7 25
6 90
f 65
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7 60
German-Americans
Fear Japan Will Try
to Invade the U .S.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug., lS.-An appeal
to the press of the country to frown
upon the effort of Japan to engage In tha
European conflict waa today lasued in
the Interest of universal peace, by Dr.
C J. Hcxamer of Philadelphia, presi
dent of the National German-Aruertcan
alliance.
The appeal Is a follows:
"Americans of German and Jrtth ex
traction represent three-fourth of tha
population of this country and tha
National German-American alliance urgea
I he American press w herever a news
paper Is printed ln our country, to frown
down upon the act ot Japan In throwing
herself Into the European conflict W
do this, first, a we favor universal
peace; secondly, as a mean to keen
peace within our border; and thirdly,
a a mean to prevent American peopla
from being ultimately drawn Into an,
trmed defense against the encroachment
of a Japan Invasion.
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