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THUKSHAY, AUHIHT 20, 1!U..
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FOR RE XT
llow.es mm (allUH.
We.. I
Vfl'TOM. water elect-in light. In goV4 '
condition. 112 month. 841 Cass St.. nr.
Kl.KUANrTiiM-oom residence, V-Ol Capitol
Aft , .'. Owner.
1 t.retlafieon.
ron colorei close in.
tllfA a Paul, 6-r., it, water paid.
$ i 1 12S Pacific. -r., nm1. ex. heat
tll.MV 131 Fierce, 6-r.. tilg .-Wltr. - o
l N. JTth St., 6-r., all mod. house M
K N. tint St.. -r. nil mod. house.. 5 nrt
5132 R. SM St., 6-r. all mod. house... 37. to
IWli Orace St . 8-r., part mod house. 15.10
ALFRED C. KENNEDY IU.
Dougf 722. 3'. 1st Nat l Hank Rldg.
10 ROOMS.
Close in, hot wafer heit t-KVOO
OLOVER & SPAIN.
1otilns JB2. Ml City National.
2210 Nl holas. 4-r. anl rath, 117.
1!0H Ohio 6-r.. part mini., $16 W.
r.M) fl. 2th Ave., ik-r all mod. flat, t.
!4 N 17th. 6-r. mod apt.. 1.7.50.
RASP PROS. Douglas 1X
H'M'CVS 1i al nrrts nf the city.
Wead. 11 Farnam St.
K. D.
6-KoOM, all mod. ex. heat. Web. 37.
BUY a 7-room modern Han 'com Park
home on a rental basis. Tel. Har. 4'.".'
U47 PARICAv. T-T.rtrlrtly mod. H 1329
Itlil 8-room house for rent; pas. water
and hath: price, t!8. Phono Webster 1
roi'RV'NfB t is., close In. 1l. IV 3711,
ONF. 4 and on 5-room house; good con
dition. Tel. Webster 81S2.
I AND 7-room houses near high school,
paj-t modern. 120. Tel ItetiaonJVvl-J.
NEW 6-r., mod, bungalow, (77. P, 5037.
Hiiw.m -KVi free
ttoae tVij)tflaa 8 foi complete I let of
vacant houses mad spartmerits: alo (or
storr ige. no- In lth nd Jackson AM.
fcLR the v'el.lral r' irnltur .Store "Hftl
T4FNTAI. '.I9T.
llnncou -lgh Sons Co.. bid
IlOllnCH ,u ran, of t. city.
GlobeVan& Storage
StrrM, incves, packs ships; t-hor van
and 1 men. II 16 per hr.; storage tl per
Bin Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 Ty. l"A.
Gordon Van Co.
219 N. llth Pt.
Tel. D. 394 or Har. 1M7
One Small Office
For Rent
Good Location Fourth floor.
Water and Elective Light, Free.
$12.00 Per Month.
The Bee Building
"The building that Is always new."
Office, Room 103.
Maggard's g&s
Vaa and .nu.age
ill :er e
for luov.
nilplnf. 171. Webater Bt
nruglaa
J.C Reed
Esp. Co., -nov.ng,
packing A aiorane
1207 Ftrnam i. I li
6-ROOM cottago. 111 S. 2th St.. 115.000.
water paid.
MODERN 7-room house, newly dm orated.
2-4 1 Caldwell.
Stores ai4 Office.
Very Desirable
Printing Office
Location
with entrunce from
Court of Bee Building.
1000 to 1500 square feet.
Inquire Room 103
R. O. Bibcock, Sup't.
Warrkosiei.
WAREHOUSE-TRACK AOE.
Part or all of one floor In large flve
atory brick building. Large freight ele
vator. Address J 1!, Bee.
WANTED TO BUI
JYCIiK car, state make, price and send
dwaci-lptlon to (i. P. McUraw. I'lerson. Ia.
OFFPICB furniture bought and soU J
f Need. ItOT Farnam. Dong. ffl4
WE pay Chicago prices for aluminum
vcrap castings. Paxton-Mltehell Co.
HIQHKST prices tor old clothing. D.4714.
WANTKD-Reliable real estate company
to sell large tract of Texas land, suu
divlded Aidrcsa Box 36, Wlnleraet, la-
....- . ivttiniH -n'l nand. Web. 4904
fclikiK.r .M-u ingi. raiio viatio. l. 1017
WANTED TO RENT
WANTKD To rent farm on halvea: tools
and horses furnished: stock on lialvea
Clarence Adams. Centervllle. Ia.
REAL. ESTATE
FARM t HtM II I,AMH FOR SALR
CaUlitirauw.
Live Oak Colonics, none better. W. T.
Hmith Co. 9?-M City Nut B. It. JSJ
AN IOWA
BARGAIN
Want to move to Omaha. Have house,
net. ui iwj. goou barn, two oui no.is,
brlok chicken house (will luvu the
chicken in itv all threv lots facing
east, good locution, two blockx from car.
not too KlaC l.i toW.L biimc IiiIiUOV ,'-
ments. will soil cheap for cash, will
make arrangements for payments. Ad
dress G-iM.", lice.
ARh. Yoi: GilINO TO H1"Y LAND?
If so you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Heal Kstat Journal, it
has lands advertised i It from nearlv
vary atste. so that you can find Just
what you are looking for in Its columns
It keeps you Informed on land oppor
tunities in all parts of the country, give
you personal help in finding land. Sena
fc today for a year' suuvcription. or lue
for three months trial It will be stopped
at the end of the Urn ordered. Farm and
Heal Ks Mie J urine Tr !oa
KASY MONEY Alfalfa land, 320 acrea. i
miles of town; good improvements.
Want general meroliand.se stock. J. Ten
nant. Securities bldrf., Des Moines.
HAVE J'OU A FARM KOk ALE?
Writs a good description of your lan I
and sen J It to tiie Siuux City, la., Jojnul
o..as Most Powerful VVaat Ad Me
dium." Tweaty-flve words every Frlda
evening, baturday morning and every
baturday evening and bunday moriiing
lor one month, git tag sixteen a as os
twelve different days for S-!; or eu word.
U. or 76 woroa. Is.
Largest circulation ot any Iowa aews
papvr, iM.iMi readers dally In lour gr.
mitt,
Nebraska,
160 ACRES well Unproved, close to town
and scuoul. fine location, large grove;
ao in cultivation. AO in paature, balance
alfalfa; grove, orchard; must sell. Ad
dress owner. Box 342. Envuiet, Neb.
The Home Of
Opportunity
Dawes County, Neb
Arah L. Hungerford
Crawford, Neb.
REAL INSTATE ACREAGE
Why Not
Buy An Acre
In Benson Gardens?
Equal to six or eight city lot.
Tlio advantages are ninny.
You will have plenty of room for a garden.
You ran prrow all the vegetables you need.
You can have from 5(Hi to 1,000 chickens.
Your car fare is the same (5 rents).
You can have a row and have fresh milk.
You will have u better place for your children.
You ran grow all the fruit you need.
You ran reduce the high cost of living.
You will have better health.
You will have no city taxes to pay.
There are many other good reason? why you should buy
rin aero in this beautiful Acreage Tract. Only $10.00 down,
$10.00 a month payments. The best savings account you can
have. Call and get prices and literature telling more about it.
Hastings & Heyden
KU4 HARNEY STREET
Half Acre
Close to Pavement
sf lO Cash $7.50 n Month
At Pennon. 6 blocks to ear line, just off
of jitney line, clone to school and atoree.
High pti'l rightly; final to three lot.
Price, tr.25.
HASTINGS HHTDEN. 114 Harney Pt.
An Acre Fenced
Chicken Tight
$10 (ash $10 a Month
Out Penaon way, fine, rich gTound, Juat
right fur poultry raiding, fruit and gar
dening. Only t Mocks from pavement.
Price. IXTO.
HAPT1NOH tc HRTPF.N. 114 Harney St.
RKAIi 10STATB
FAHM M A II I. M! FOR SALR
Nebraakaw
OWN A PI ECU OP LAND
NEAR OMAHA.
4.' ncres, 2 mllea from Omaha city
llmltM. l mllea from electrlo car line and
paved road, all level bottom land of fin
ettl quality, no overflow. The crop on
this land thla year la first-class, while
crops on most bottom lands are a failure.
Ursa than five acrea has been injured by
oo much water, and a few strings of tile
would fix that spot. The land la leased
for three years at H casli per acre, which
la evidence of Its quality. The leaae pro
vldea for possession in rase of aale.
PRICE. 1200 PER ACRE.
Thla Is better land for gardening or
alfalfa than W0 per cent of the land which
la selling for S300 to S."00 per acre. It Is a
good buy either for uae or as a specu
lation. It ia sure to Increase In value.
J. H. DUMONT CO.,
416-18 State Bank Bids. Fhone D. 90.
IF TAKKN before September 10, 200
acres on river bottom, one mile from
good railroad town, eight miles from
county scat. Orchard, frame barn, sod
house, all fenced. Cheapest land In
("uster county. S. B. McKenty, Ansley,
Neb.
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade
medium-prioed land In Nebraska; veO
little money required. C Bradley. WU
bsch. Neb.
HlasrHt.
0 ACRES, 45 miles from Minneapolis
one mile from town; 160 acren unuer
cultivation; balance used for pasture;
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
soli. Good set buildings, consisting of a
room house, large barn, granary, corn
cribs, windmills, etc.; the land will pro
duce 60 buaheia of corn per acre; tele
phone in house: country thickly settled:
complete set of machinery; Z7 head of
stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1
and S-year-nlds. six good horses, '& hogs,
clilcKeai. one-half of this year's crop and
everything on the farm goea at tuO an
cre. half cash Schwab Uro.. 1020 Ply
mouth U.dg., Minneapolis. Minn,
Wyoming.
35 bu. wheat an acre
One man has lust taken tills off his half
section In Wyoming. Just over Nebrsska
line. Put your money where crop will pay
for land In one or two years. Ask us to
show you :o acres, close to main line
U. V., all level and fit to cultivate. Long
time terms; S1.60 per acre now. balance
seven annual payments. You lose only
one day from Omaha. Write when we
can meet you. Ask for picture folder.
CTKeefe Real Estate
Company
101U Omaha National.
Doug. J71S.
MlM-rltuenH.
180-ACRE farm, $16 per acre; SB0O cash,
haliin1'' 10 years' time, C per cent; rich
soil; fine wheat land; pure water: good
title, write W. T. Young, Jr., Kimball,
Neb.
RE W ESTATE LOANH
FARM L'.'sNS, 6 PER CENT.
TOLAND TRUM Bfl.L. 44 bee BldC
li TO flf.Onu inaoe promptly. F. D.
VVeu-1. Wend m-'x ISth and Farnam St
CITY and turin loans. 6, 6'4. I pet cent
J. H. Dumont Co.. 416 State Bank.
A "For Bale" ad will turn second-hand
(uri'lture into cash.
"1TY property. Large loana a specialty.
W. H T'lomss. :28 state Ha nk B'.dg.
WANTED Good farm and city loana at
lowest rstes.
PETERS TRUST CO.. KI2 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. l-Mst Nebraska farms.
O KFEFE RKAL ESTATE CO.,
101 Omaha National Phone Douslss ?T1S.
V'ONFY on hand lor city and farm loaaa
H. W. Binder. City National Hank Bid.
-F.K us fit st for farm loans in eastern
Neb. Pitted states Trust Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlbetg.
'c 210 12 Brsndel. Theater Bldg.
WANTED City and farm Inane; lowest
rates. W. G Teinpletna. eta Hum. T. MD,
REAL ESTATE VACANT
ONK of the best located lots in Morning
side addition for aale. cheap. Wal. 1146.
REAL ESTATE NORTH IDE
A Classy Home
of 6 rooms and bath, bungalow style;
rooms finished In oak; beamed cellnga.
jnliaii.ii' wlml.iw .u( nH .... n 1.1
ri,ll: beautiful lighting fixtuiea, plumb
ing ana nt-aiing me vey oest; located
jiim nonn or rviiunir.e nace, on rine lot,
facing two streets, both paved; terms ar
ranged or lot taken as first payment.
Rasp Bros,
10 MeCague Bid.
Doug. IMS.
$1,."0
foxti:xj:i.lk PAUK
Dandv home; 4 rooms on ftrt floor,
with stairway to floored attic with ample
o i f o t o rooms and btth; cement
basement and walk, city water, electric
.ixht.. loal.d .'.0 N. 44tli. IUW casii,
.alsncH M per niontli.
. a. rAHiAmm,
"12 Hralidcis Theater Blilg.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
1 Acre in Alfalfa
$10 Cash
$10 a Month
Only 2 Mock from pared road, en I Ire
St., Just weat of Benson. Fine lerel piece.
Price,
HASTINGS tc HEJTDEN, M14 Harae- .
RKAIi ESTATB NORTH BfDK
Model Home
Prettiest Mile
We have a charming homo on tlie south
west corner of the Floreno Boulerard
and Ellison, on a IARGB corner lot.
Lxge living roonL
Large d.ning room.
Stm room.
Birtlt-ln" kitchen.
TAill basement.
Three fine bedroom.
Ijarge closets.
Tlio bath.
Beautiful oak finish.
I Hydrations and wreerm.
Kt front.
(Iowa to car.
' Worth t.onoi. Owner anxlou to anil.
Come out today and look It over. It s a
beautiful home and a bargain.
Charles W. Martin
& Company
743 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Tyler 117.
Bungalow
We have a very classy, new, five-room
bungalow, 24x40. that is up-to-date In
every respect. Oak finish ami osk floors,
full basement, large attic Ijooated No.
0739 North 24th St., where all home are
new homes and where many home are
being built. We will make terms to suit
purchaser.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg.
Phono liaiutlaa 4-T0.
Two Lots
41st and Pinkney
$280 for Both
IObjuIv worth that ntunh for earh lot.
No other lota as good In the addltlrm for
less than twice the money. Hls of
ground. 80x134. Owner needs th money,
and has made the price for ten days only.
Mum i be all cash.
Armstrong-walsli Co.
Tyler IKK.
State Bank Bldg.
tW MQU1TY
In 8-rootn house to exchange as first
payment on am UI house with 2 or t
lots where we ri.n raise chickens.
NOTHING DOWN.
20 per month will buy well Improved
Vg acre. Myrtle Deuel, 6121 N. 23d Bt.,
after 11 a. m. Webster 1062.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Se-ven rooms modern, hot water heat, (
bedrooms, plenty closet, garden, fruit,
half block to car. Only $2.8.'i0. Very easy
terms to good party. 4S15 N. JI7th. W. 1!H.
BUNGALOW.
5-room. new, modern and up-to-date In
every respect; fine shade surrounded by
new homes. 4416 N. Kd St. Price, 12,800;
terms. Phone Web. 4228. o
REAL. ESTATE SOUTH HIDE
1201 SOUTH 5 1ST
Living room, dining room, bedroom,
kitohen and pantry on let floor; stairway
to floored att.o wtih complete bathroom,
electric llglits. gas, clt water, rement
baaement; corner lot, 128 feet on 61.t and
bu feet on Pierce 8t., one block from car.
Price, $2 300; 1100 cash, balance monthly.
C. G. CARLIIEPtC,,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
6-room house, rart modern; large fruit
trees, chicken fence, !,&tu 3010 8. th St.
EUUITY in nice 6-room bungalow at
KH Bo. 32d Ave. Will consider late model
6-PH. auto as part of equity. Har. SOM.
Extraordinary
Bargain
Field Club
At 1301 g Uth St. wo have a dandy S
room houae, xM. fitflshed In oak and
atr.ctly motion in every respect. Eai.t
from, raved itreet. paving all paid; fine
uliade treea. ttbt In the heart of the
Field Hub ittstuet. where the lot alone
la worth We can sell this pi op.
erty fur $S I.", on reasonable terms, and
defy anyont to offe-- a better home bar
gain In Omaha. This property will un
doubtedly be sold qui"kiy. j0 not de
lay, but go out and look It over lUht
away. Owner will be glad to show you
through.
j Payne & Slater Co.
Exclusive Agents.
611 Omaha National Bank Building.
South Side Bargain
V feet of ground on a caved street
with plenty of shade trees and a li-
strunly modern brick house, be dee a
large brick garcg. The improvement
coat over UO.GOO. Thi can be bought for
houi mias mm, ror it is one
of the tWggest anaps In tbs) alty.
George & Company
Phone D. 76.
01 City Nafl Bk. Bldg.
BKAI TIFI L t-ROOM HoM,'.
For aale; completely modern, nfsne. Ytt
Ioatlon, near aians' om park. Iic3 O.oraia
Ave. OWN Kit. Phone Harney 491t..
Apartments flats, houses and cottages
(Can be rented otiic!;y unl chenply by a
I H. e '!'!. i- Kent."
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Continues Its Downward
Course Dropping One to Three
Cents a Day.
CORN STILL HOLDS ITS OWN
OMAHA Aurist 116.
Wheat ciHitlni.es lit downwsnt course,
dropping itf,io lower.
Omaha again leads the corn market
for the second time In one week, 108
csra bring repotted In, and the market
was very steady. Corn sold unchanged
to Vvc lower.
Oat weic iiucted 1 irlto lower. They
followed the wheat nnd corn ioiiwaj-d.
Foreigners a,l. wheat yes'erilav. It
Is the goneial In'licf of the tra.le that
the volume of wheat Is toe great to
carry at the present level, wUh light
foreign and export trade.
Owing to the oor muhIUv of winter
wheat. It Is exacted that tliere will lx
a considerable anxtutit of high grade
spring bougut to be mixed with the wln.er
for milling purpnaes.
Clearanona were: 'Wheat and flour equal
to ).ui.iu bu.; corn, bu. ; oats, M,uOt
bu.
.... . .
Wheat, unchanged
Llvrrp.Kl spot
lo lower; corn, unchanged
ITimary wheat re.'e..ta were 1 427.a
bu.. and ahipinont. M,i.J bu. atialnat re
ceiitB of l..M.o bu,. and shliHiient if
LImi.. hu. k.mi )vr.
TYImarv com r-celri ts were 487. CO l bit.,
and shipments 427,0 bit., ngauiMt receipts
of 1..V44.UM bu., and saipmeuLs of 4.S.KO
bu. last year. I
ITlmarv oat recelt wero tin. . !
and shipment Mf.ot biL. against re-
celpia f l.&W fliO bu., ami ahlpnwnla of i
SHaWW bu. last year.
CAR IjOT
RFX-niPTH.
Wheat, Oorn
Oala
XA
Chlrago
Minneapolis .
Duluth ,
Omaha,
Kansas City
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REAL ESTATE WEST HIDE
Value $5,000
Price $4,450
49th and Oanltol Ave., latest deslan in
burgwlow: 7 large rooma and bath, trlctlv
mouern and up to date in every respect;
many special features; first floor fin
ished In oak, oak floors throughout; high
grade plumbing, aitHtlc IlKiiling fix
tures, full set of screens, win, low shades,
water meter; In fact the house Is com
plete. Ixit and location Ideal. Call 11 tor
an appointment to sen this wonderful
bargain.
Rasp Bros.
106 MeCague II, dg.
Doug, ltk.1.
REAL ESTATE: MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
Modern, nifty htinvalow, 6 rooms, with
largw enanoUd hnc room: llvjiut ind
dining room ftnl.di.-o. In oak: plate rail,
with oak lainel to iaq; lame oak open
ing, with columns and liedcstal and Iwiok
between living and illnlnu room;
lights In al rooms hava flush switches:
fixture and shades In. screeiia furnJshel.
Located at S014 N. ath Ave., onu block
from the Howard Kennudy school, ne
block from car line.
Price. U.tiO, 6JU0 cash, balance monthly
payment. This bungalow will comare
favorably vlth ilatn'a priced much higher.
Traver Bros.
70S Omuha Nat.
ana Kve., Web,
Hank Bldg
4H.4.V Tel. J.
6un.
lira.
$200 CASII
$20 PER MONTH
A 6-room cottage, all modern exoem
heat, on a large 60-foot front lot; paving
all paid. You are making a iiisstaJte if
you don't Investigate this offer.
Pnyr.u Investment Company,
6th "moor Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.
Doug. KKL
FOR SALE Heal Estato Auction: For
sale at publlo auction to highest bidder
at court house In Beatrice, on Tuesday,
September 7, 1P1S, bank block, located at
4th and Court Bts., Beatrice. This Is one
of the best built business buildings In
the city, centrally located, four stories
and baaement, steam hent, electrlo ele
vator, fine banking room, burglar-proof
vaults. For terms snd further informa
tion write K. L. llavelnne, referee, Bea
trice, Neb.
A REAL HOME
$200 Casli-$2.) Monthly
An Ideal home of 8 rooms with hot
water heat, all kinds of fruit, barn, fine
large comfortable porch, built nottuir
style, with 6 rooms and bath downstairs
and 8 up. Iol 47x123 on Larimore Ave,
It will appeal to you when you see it,
and It Is certainly a siisp.
Pnyne Investment Company,
6th li. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1781.-o
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Henaon.
BARGAIN! MOVING TO CALIFORNIA.
6-room home, lot 76x128 feet, two blocks
from car l!ne, lino cash, balance easv
terms or trade for light auto. H M.
Vaughn. 2617 N. 62d hi. Benson. Neb.
Phone Benson oi9J.
rlorenre.
6-ROOM cottage In Florence. 2 blocks
from car; big 'ot of fruit: chicken house.
1 .75-'. About 1600 cash can handle, phone
Florence Aft.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE customers for 6 or 7-room houses,
close in O. P. Stehblns
FOR sale, rentals, loans, insurance, care
Of property and collection of rentals. F.
u. vv eaa. tvn r ai ns
in St.
WANTED to buy 1 lots, muat
nected. on "avid street. Sia'.e
and price. Address K W. , Bee.
be con-
location
WANTED to buy 2 lots, must be con
nected, on paved street; atato location
and price. A dross K-twi, Bee.
BANK STATEMENT
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
TUB STATE D4.MK OF OMAHA,
of Omaha. Charter No 117.1 in ih.. Ciuiu
of Nebraska at tho close of butlness
August 30, 1K1F1:
RICSOITICES.
Loans and discounts .ll,.9.Cfl7 21
Overdraft
4!.2i
Bonds, aecurllies. Judgment.
claims, etc
Furniture and fixtures
Other teal estate
61.W.77
IX.7.0 (
.t,ix0.i I
5:Ki 0l I
::i.:,; I
Current expenses, taxes and In
terest paid
Cash Itema
Due from national
and state bank HtS.fi.iOj:,
Check and Items of
euchariKe I3,"M r.i
Currency h.77.io
Oold coin x,isi7.i
HI ver. nitkela - and
cents 3,17.7.7- -
i.U kl.2
Total tlfS.S4
LIABILITIES.
Cspital stock paid In t 50oi0()
Surplus fund a.',.oj go
I'll. llded profits 2ri,la 7.1
individual deposit
ubject to check.. .t,2"i7.01
Demand certificates
of de oalt 3.1 1.JC
Tne certificates ot
deposit 4-fl.fHl 0k
Cert f ed checks IO.U7.tf7
Cashier's checks out
standing lXT23.tr?
Due to national and
state banks 4),7u.6 1.623,141.67
Depositor' guaranty fund.... 4.SW.W
Total tl SJKMMi 34
Ststa of Nebraska, County of Douglas, si:
I, F. N. HtKh, cashier of toe above
named bank, du hereby swear that Ins
strove statement 1 s correct arid true
ropy of the report .nade to the State
Banking Hoard. y. s. illUH.
Attest:
ALBERT J. KCHANTZ. Director.
OSCAR KEKL1NK. Director.
Bubwrlbed and sworn to before me, this
.T.in day of August. )t)a.
it. A. VAN ORSDEL.
Notaiy Public.
St. liiils W U tt
Imupt-g iS ... ...
These sale were rcptirved today:
W heat No. f hard winter. 1 oar $nt
No. h.ar1 winter. VJ rare (choice!, II UV
ram, Ji 4; 6 cars. l.i2: S car (lato
yrstcrdsyl. 1 1 iio No. 4 hard winter: 2-6
cars v. Niv t veliet chaff: t car 11.1.
No. 4 dorunv, mixed: 't ca
ar ifite yester
r it'ot I, Ntc ; 1
dnyi, 1 iV Sami'lc: 1 h
car (wen. '.".Wi : I car ihot) Hh ; 12 cars,
(hull wy. Oats-.Ni .1 white: 1.. cure,
r.ic. No. 4 wMte: a rn , S4c: 4 ear. MV:
4 cars, ;tic; I rai, H;c Sanile; 1 tar.
I oar (heatlxgv, f't.. i ear. ES'.
H.irley No. 1 feed. 1 car 4V. tVrn
No. 2 while: 4 car. TlVe; Part car, 71'r.
No. .1 white: I I S cars, 71Wc. No. i yel
low: J cars. 7,t'c: i car. TSVc. No. 1
wllow- X car. 75vc. No. . yellow: 1 ar
'.'-'.c. No. 2 mixed: 11 car. 714 No. t
inlrd: 13-6 aiw, Tl'o; II cara. 71tc; 1
car. TuVic; I car (near white). 7-Sc; I
car (imtyV ",0xi No. 6 mixed: 1 car
I"c; I car. rflr. Sample: 1 car t-v-.
Omaha Cash Pi b ea Wheat : No. t tur
key, tl Oiyi.V; No. 1 turkey. $l.(kvi ;
No. S hard. ll.Oiifn in. No. hard, fl ftt
I 1.'.; No 4 hard. 9:"c4il 1i: No. I spilng.
fi tMH.OP: No. 6 sprlna. $1 (T.ftl 0v,; No t
duriiin. Ltiic; No a durum, ttlc. Corn:
No. 2 white, 7lVfl71e: No. J white. 71t,tr
"lSo; No. 4 white. '1M71S.C; No. a white.
7n4tilc: No. white, 7o r.c: No. t
yell,
No.
ellow, 71tVkr7S'-r; No. S yellow, 73tr7.l'ir;
4 yellow, i2flTc; No 6 yellow,
tei-y; io. euow, ii eo, pio.
INO
mixed. 7IV.tr.mc; No. 3 mixed, 71ir71c;
tolNo. 4 mixed. ToMfTlc; No. 6 mimed, 7'Hvfl
0,c; No. mixed. 69c. Oats: No. 1
white. SiY.Vc: standard. STf ('.; No.
S white, M'aOac; No. 4 white. I2i )4e Bsr
lev: Malting. Mi.r; No. 1 fe.d. 4-f V.
Uve: No. 4, WVJI; No. S. MMtiHWc.
4 lilt t.O (iRAM AKI mOVIIO
l i-alsrei at the Trading and Closing
Prices am Board at Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29. War and weather
were the dominating Influencea today
a wheat market that cloed Irregular, ,o
lower to Vo higher, with Hciitrm!er at
Hio and lVcemtier at 7c. Corn M
affected mainly by the xlgaag course of
vheat. closing easy, at vc lower to V
So higher. Oats closed unchanged to Wif
V' net gain on fairly active shipping de
mand. Irnv1alons were quiet most of
the day, lard being almost neglected.
Closing figures ranged from lower
to 1..0 higher.
Wheat was depressed after a rather
strong early tone, by recurrence of
rumors that the British had forced the
1 nrdanellea.
The war gossip was aided In It tiear
ish. effett by rejrta that frost damage
in the northwest had not materialised.
Thla turn In the situation brought out
free selling that added Its part to the
other lowerlng.rondltlona. On I ho break
there was ome buying bv hort. with
the result that the market wan showing
1111 upward bent toward the rinse.
Corn trader. In lino with the recession
of wheat value, sold liberally. They
were, furthermore, prompted to aell by
predictions of larger receipts within the
next few day and they Ignored unfavor
able weather forecasts. Including an out
look for frost In Minnesota.
Oals had a narrow range, but closed
rather firm, aa demand was fair and of
feringa not large.
Trading in provisions was light, the
hulk of the business being In pork, which
scored the greatest advance of tba list,
largely in sympathy with hlgbar mm
price.
Quotations on futures range as follows:
Article! Open. I Hlgh.1 I.QW 1 rios. ITes'y
Wheat)
si 1 7v m
7., MS WSI 7 91
I I
74V "S 7:t',! 73 73'i
tr.H BS! tviafcl tan
37t,J .TT .17'4 r.7-. 37 S
3iS' -l7 36 :w at'
l!l n 11 70 11 6S 13 or. 13 U
13 0 IS 90 13 70 13 70 IS 674
8 02V4 07Vi t 02H R (T7V 00
K'-I M S 12V 20 10
3 62H 3 66 X 47V 47V 3 M
8 i I I 7Vt 8 SO I 3 60 6 .
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
Oats
Sept.
Dec.
Pork
ept.
Oct..
Lard
Sept.
let.
Rib
Bept.
Oct..
Cah Prices Wheat: No. 1 red. tl.Ot'V
1. UK'; No. 2 hard, tl.0li1.tl. Corn: Na).
v ..-.li ami'. SitOn- Alh.r. nnmln.l flat.'
No. .1 white. 3r.--M37'4c; standard. 411M1 v.
, Hye: No. 2, 11 OOtpl.OS. Barley: Wit
Timothy: t.".5lr.7S. CHover: 8.r.iiil 1..
I Pork: tl.tr.. Lard: t8.03H. Ribs: S7.OTV6,
fl.M',4.
I"OTATOES Recahvts, 80 cars; market
kleadv to eaaler; .lei-sey robbler. ttW4Se;
Jersey Glanta, Mu.V2c: Minnesota and
Ohio. 4,V(4.
llH'l.Tliy-Steady to higher. Alive:
Fowls. lVaHy; aprlngs. Ifi17c.
Bl'TTKU Lower; recelpta 10,006 tubs;
cieain.ry, extras, 21c; extra firsts. Zti
a1-,' : flrsU, 2-J-It::: seconds, 20Hf(21c;
psokina stock. Ib'i'ii l!e,
I'KIS Steady; recelpta W.Wtl cases; at
mark, cases included. 17-TJH :; ordinary
flrstn, lnml'.Hie; firsts, SOMKlc.
41HKIUSI'-lilgher; daisies, lSUV:
twins, 12fH'1.1c; Young Amerlcaa, i:iVly
Uhjf ; long horns, 13a4)44i
M-:W YOHK fJUNKKAL MAHKET ' beeves, tKV.Oi); common to fair corn-
: fsd beeves, (t.Uuu 25; prims grast beeves,
. . . , ' 14 .tj. .6; good to choice grasa fceeves.
Qnolatlon of the Day oa ;iiuv-Jfi. lalr to BlM)U beevta, 17.40
Commodities. 47 Wi; common to fair gra beeves, t" 40
NEW YORK, Aug. 26. VjnTHt I j7 40; good to choice fed helfera, 7.O04
Easier; spring patents, old, 16. Hy? 8.60; good to clioic fed cows, 61.6.(.i;
6.S0; winter patents. to.3nC6.no; winter, good to choice grass heifers, Hhiul.w,
stra'sht. 6.nofi6 an, both new. .good to cbolcs grass cows, 6 ilii.76; fair
WHEAT Spot, Irregular; No. 2 red, , to good row. fc.'iut(.; common to fair
ti ll e. I. f. New York, prompt shipment, 1 cows. t4.0iij6.76; good to choice feeders,
11 rail, and No. 2 hard. 11.14V.. c. I. f.
New York, to arrive, lake and rail; No. t
northern, Duluth. 11.02, and No. 1 north
ern. Manitoba. S9o, c. I. f. Buffalo. Fu
tures were Irregular; September. ll.Of'ti.
CORN Barely stesdy; No. 2 yellow,
8H,c, irompt shipment.
OATS Spot, nuiet: No. 1 white, new,
fiOc, nominal: cHid while, old, fc&OTfte.
HAY-Mteady; So. 1. tl.37Vjj No. 2, tl.26
(Sri .30; No. a, 11.30; shlplng. tl.loojil.la. all
new.
HOPfl Quiet; slate, common to choice,
1.114 crop, WOi.W; Paciric coast, litl4 crop,
U'Hl'c: iflia cioii. liCdlli;.
HIDES-Kteady; Bogota. 30flfllc; Central I
Amerlea, 2Uc. I
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, Co; I
seconds. SoSlo.
I'ROVIH'ON'SPork. steady; mess, flW
i 17.00: fnmllv. l.oflS!.uu; short clear,
18.WHf52.(iO. lleef atedy; mess, 17.)4I)
IK.W: family. 118 "rj,O0. Ijtrd, firm;,
ir,r'l west. S.1;.2S.
T.VLIiiiW Quiet; city. CHc; country, 64
lie'ii ' specie 1, fiVO,
BUTTKIl Steady : receipt. 11,381 tub;
creamery extras. IMti-'Tc; firsts, 24ra.Vo;
arcon.lM I'iVArj.ii.jc.
!:; i.S Firm: lei elt ts, 12 27!) esses:
fresh nai lured extras. 2)W0ic; extras
'flrsl!-, 2('!i5'ic; firsts, JSV'l-'Vic; seconds,
Wufle.
I CHEES1"-Stefidler; receipts. 7. f8 boxes:
state w ix In milk, fresh flats, wbito and
'coloreil, fiKcial, Ul'alTic; utatc whola 1
milk, fancy, 1.! -.c. I
POUI.THY - l ive. iinsettlort; western
b ckei.H. hinMi'is, " k: a ked; fowla, 17e 1
asked. DresHcti, dull; prices unchartered.
Onmha liar Market,
PRAIRIE HAT There Is a very Urge
supply of hay on the market. Total sup.
ply on all roads. Including today's re.
relpls. amounts to b-tweeu seventy-five
nd eighty cars. There are about thirty
ear on the Union I'actfto, thirty on th -Chicago
A Northwestern and about
twenty on the Missouri Pacific and Bur
lington. Ti e last twenty cars sre south
ern hay from Kansas City. Prices must
decline low enough to prohibit shipments
from Ksnsaa City here. With thla hnavy
supply on hand and proapecta ef clear
.veather ahead and liberal advice of hay
to arrive, the market cannot remain
where It baa been. The hay that I on
die market averages fairly good Very
little, however, that Is choice, but the
majority will grade No. 1. Following Is
Him range of values: Choice upland, till 3V
tl 11.10, No. 1, tlOOoo 10.60; No. 2, tw.OyjriO W;
No. t, t7.0ui f; choice midland tloutfi!
10..4I: No. 1. IS-ftco lO.Ou; No. 2 t ,ir'); No.
1. W (XKaH 0i: choice lowland. I 'Oj4.&0; No
1. t.J.00; No. 2. tT.Oufjg.ftj; No. 3. t6 0ii
7 00.
Tho prevailing opinion of thla market
seems to la that prices will b low dur
ing the fall and winter. There Is not
enough demand to take care of the sup
ply. There seem to lie an abundance of
forage In all directions.
STRAW None on the market and hae
not been for some time. Choice wheat Is
quo! a Me at from t6 0Otr5.6O, po.sibly
might bring t "0.
ALFALFA Three cars In storage.
Practically 110 alfalfa arriving on the
market and practically no demand for
it. No. 1 to choice la quotable at : 1 0 xf
12 00; No. I. t9 00all 01: No. i. t(84t.(x.
Oil mm He. I a.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Aug TURPEN
TINE Firm, T.WWc: sale. 310 bbla;
receipts, Son bbl.; shipments, bbla;
stock. IKiM) bbls
RJSUN Finn: sales. 1.427 bcl.: re
ceipts, 1.(04 1)1)1,; hlpmont.i, i'-'j bbla;
strwik. 68.740 bbla.
Quote: A. B. C t? 8C: E. 2 ; F, 13 00;
o -"7".: It, tlio: I. til?'': k. 13 30: m.
tl .fJtHH.t; N. tl.do; WO. t...ii; WW, li.7.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kindt Slow, but About j
Steady Lambi Strong1 to Ten
Centi Higher. I
H0QS STEADY TO TEN LOWER '
OMAHA. August 11S.
Recrlpta were: Cattle.
Official Mondav R.414
i 'fa l.tl Toesoay ..H
IXImate Wedneaday .. .ii0
Hog. Hheen
4.1! ?.;'.' i
7.417
24 ro
!2.0i I
lO.OOO
Three dara this week. 1.12 Jl.wvt 74 '6
Same dava last week . .17.2,"7 U.iKl .!!
Hsme days I wks. agn.14.6KV a iwt 4,',1'.'
Same days 1 wks. agn.ll.OKX 21,0 ST. 411
Same daa 4 wks. sgo. 7V. 32.11
Same days last year.... U.731 2,i2 o.l.K)
The following table shows t"s rocelpts
of cattle, hogs and aneep at the Omaha
live stock market for the vear lo date
aa compaied with last year:
1D1S. 1914. Inc.
Cattle Mt.tsl 407. 710 W 7t ,
Hogs, 2.0V,4: l.i,fl;l ,447 M
Sheep I,;,7W l.W2.S 1.1,614 i
The following table shows the average
price for hosa at tne Omaha live I
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons'
Date. I 1915. imi4.,lll.ll12.tjMI.l".l
A 11 if.
Aug.
Aug
Aug.
l 211 1 1 , 1 1 I I bt
11 I 161 7 Ml 7 7 Nl
MS I 11 1 W 7 H 7 T 7 4
67ih I DO ) Hi J li J II 1
Aug.
t'v el, 6 11 17 Hi 7 Wl T 14
Aug. 12.1 ( BVi S 7M 7 M t 041 7 ill 7 96) T it
Aug. i.v. .v., 1 un it. 1 1 ik
7 47
7 41
Aug. 14. V
041 7 70
I 12 7 10
AUg. l.V.I
Aug. fij 7 661
Aug. IT 4eV
I Ml 7 73
(7 77
6 13 7 00 6 1
6 14 7 171 6 141
7 64
7 7
7 72
t 4
7 63
7
I 72
mi 7 76
3 m 7 77,
I OK 7 171 1
1 ?"
. If. I 27:
7 17 I 24
1 (! 7 in 8 2i
"
'M
l I r vi I o 1 j
I Kl 7 m I 041 7 V
I Ml! I Wl I m 7 36
Ml 7 laS
0DI
I 37
Aug.
211 41'
Aug
Zi
3 641
Aug. 2.1
I 7 Wi I 11k 7 16
I W In 1l 7 IW
I l 7 '.J
Aug. 24
Aug. ?r.
a ."OH
I 4l 7 ?
(I 6:S
I 7! 7 l I 7 10! k 7( 7 7V
8unaay.
Kscelpls sud disposition ot live stock
at .lie i nin mock yams, souin "mans
1 Nell., for twenty-four hour, ending at
3 o'clock p. m., yesterday:
REVIPT8 CAR LOTS.
Cattle. Hogs, ttheeu. H r s.
C, M. sV St. Paul..
Wabash
Missouri Parlflo ...
Union Pacltlo
C. A. N. VVi, eaat..
C. A N. W.. west..
C., 8t. P., ti. 4t O..
t, 14. A eat..
C B. A U., west..
('.. B. I. A PM eaat..
C. 1C I. A P., weat.
llllanola Central....
Chicago Gt. West..
I
27
1
V
3
4
1
16
4
1
1M
l
Total receipts. ...H
DISPOSITION HEAD.
""attle. Hogs. Hheep.
Morris A Co
441
1.2A2 I.W.
1.4il 4,'Wl
2.6,10 I4
2.AH1V 4,4.0
3W
644
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co,...
Armour A Co
8chwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
South Omaha Ihick. Co
Morrull
Cudahy. country
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant A L. ..
Hill A Hon
V. U. lwls
Huston A Co
.1. II. Root A Co
L K. 1 1 us
Hosenstock lllos
F. (1. Kellogg
Werthelmer A lkgen..
Sullivan Ilroa
Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Hlggln
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Oiaasberg ..,
727
667
H
6
41
"t
Ml
1.KH9
. b!
. 101
. l"o
. 1J3
. l
. t
. SS
. 71
. 61
8
. 13
. .HI
. II
2
. 10
. 10
. 24
. 13
. U
.4,M
Baker, June A HmlUl..
i Tnnr, ,,ro"
John Harvey
Dennis A FranoU....
Other buyers
10.711
Total 4,K V.147 21.442
CATTLE Receipts were light for a
Wednesday, but still the total for the
three days foots up 18,161 head, being the
larrest of any recent week, although
aiignt ly smaller than a year ago. The
quality of tiie cattle on an average was
nothing extra, and as buyers had already
taken on a good many cattle thla woea,
they did not appear overly hungry for
stipplle Urn morning. As a result the
trane waa slow, but about steady price
were maintained.
f.r
Uotatlunsi on tattle: flood to choice
yearl
t'arllngs. tii.o.tjj'v.io; fair to good ij
yearlings, 17 76ii4.76; common to fair fed
yearllnaa. IC.7bur.7fc: aod to choice heavy
beeve. $: .o-on.40: fair to good rornfed
i.i.i; tan to goon reeaera, . .vu i.-x-i
common to fair stockers, 6.6u(1 70: stock
heifers. I6.76.7S; st'ck cows. ..60UN .60;
stock calve. .ool; veal calves, t'.9
lO.Ou; bulis, stags, tic. lf.U4i.W
WEHTERNB.
Ev Newcoinlr, Wyoming.
18 steers... .llixi 1 w
W. L. Mains, Montana,
44 Bteors....ll27 I 40 t-r. ...1120 7 26
F. .1. Ulin, Wyoming.
S steer s.... 1230 7 4o steers. ...1036 7 40
Bruce Hodge, Wyoming.
84 Stwr.l... 11 .4 7 30 2 steers.... 82S ( S
W. W. Wlttetne.yer. Wyoming.
I stears .... 7t 7 on 14 steers . ..llil 7 90
HYwnk Jackson, Nebraska.
21 steer. .. lull 7 1.'. 6 cows 81
x 1.
Little powder Uve Btock Co.. Wyoming. I
61 steers.. ..Hat! 7 46
62 steers.. ..lino
7 46
7 lo
K steer. ... Ml 7 10
Dixon ( Httle Co..
36 steers.. ..1-12 7 40
Hlliison llrother,
22 Bloe.s.... !4 7 3n
27 steers. ... !X'8
South Dakota.
8 steers. ...144
South Dakota.
27 steers.... 7
76
C6
Platte Valley Cattle. Co.. Nenraaka.
88 steer .. 727 7 3" 18 cows ... sat) 4 "
Newinsn Ill-other. Nebraska.
4.1 steer.... i 7 :
(lisiles Thompklns, Montana.
34 Stoors ...l"1 7 4.1 26 Steer... .1180
K M Faddls, Wyoming.
XI Steers. ..1140 7 70 3k steer.. ..1104
fl. K. Sawyer. Nebraska.
7 60
7 70
f. '0
22 heifers.
T.2
i Ml
l.i cow lino
Wyoming.
22 cows 1044
18 cslves... 2l
40 steer. ...Kill
II.
!2
H73
Itro, k,
an
7 60
COWS
44 tenrs. ...
1.1 rows
6 iV
7 61
6 10
6 "I
k 66
Ail
He,
ker Brothers. Nebraska.
.H.2 6 7 28 cows HC1
17 cows
nt llrl.'e Ca't'e Co. Nebraska.
71 heifers... .'4 6 Oi 6 helfera... F-4M
71 stockers and feeders 4
BEEF STEERS.
Pr.
No 4.
l.rni
it ir'.
JT 1041
t 144
1 1.'.
hi
7 : .
4 ISI
i ...
S I'1' "PH AXn HEIFERS.
10
i 1.
COWS
4
4 Vu
4 ou
II...
10 ..
ss...
1...
26...
.. 144
.. 114
. 1"J4
..lli
. . 170
..ion.)
C
4 IS
4 So
K
to
11
4;;
1.41
K4
mi t
HEIFERS.
nt 1
4 7
4 ii I
4 J
BULIJI.
I S4 I
I 41. I
1 Ul 1
( 40
.. 447
.. UO
.. ilU
. . 64
. ism
,.t:l
. ll 0
.1041
fcl
4 KS
7 2J
7.7
. !'
.1700
s a.
4 BV
4 in
CALVES.
1 4 7 ou t j, 1 : 1
t lw 7 10 1 jm to,,
I u 11 1 t h
1 no 1 00 1 iw iw on
I xil IV I it 10 .
BTOCKKHS A FEED
I tu 4 10 i,i 7 n
2S ) 111 I 1,44 7 40
I t 41 17 1K.4 7 f
)l t o 7 0,1 a I HI 7 -,
12 7 00 10 t.MI 7 7.
an 7 lv
HOGS Hog supplies were tho largest
of tha week to date, nlai.it 1.73 cara, or
lO.Oio head, showing up. This brings the
week's total up to 21.tkU, w hich ia 3 Ui
smaller than last week, but 2.0U) larger
tnan two wetks ago, and 1.i heavier than
for tlie 1 orresiM.ndlng period a year ag.
Sl'lppinif orders wer nol verv hea ,
but there was enourh competition on
the best lights to put prices on a good,
strong ' bai and most of tke ahipim.:,
purchase were .trong to 6c higher, beat
lights selling as high as 87 60. the hlsn
est price since July 3',. a month ago. Arf
waa intimated, thouvh. shipper did not
buy very heavily un l the big end of the
offerings was left it disposal rf 11
I Mcker-".
f . Tk r.-. No . a, ft
Jl . .... k tmt 4 1.' i i i mi
7 rM . i 21 4 .
4 K 40 'J i It lm t !
M aw ... IS HI 4 ... :.
T i : i n ivy t ,
7 4 D si pit ... i so
T XT mt jut ( i (o 7i
... M l ... t S
IH I . . 4'l in ! ... 7
T4 t7 is 4 40 a...... fi Ml j M
)) ft i l.vi i.i tt i:t i u
4 r . . t , ;:l 142 ... 7 i
hi 'HA so t . n ra ... f 4
11 r; ... 1 to lit ... 1 1
Plos.
77 114 4 S
r-ite.r.i' etii'p nnd Inmn reielit con
tli.ue1 very liberal, nnd again led VI
tho market of the country, some never
t nine ears, or 2J.o head, being in
putted In. The lotal fo the first hall'
of the work Is the largest of tha yea.
to date, Durlnn the thiee dtys 74.
hesd have arrived, which Is 3.M) heavier
than Inst week and 'Ji(' Isrf cr Ihsn "w .
weeks ago, btt s shortage of nenrly 10. v
a compared with the corresponding day
last year.
At no time during Ih Inst ten dv 1
liberal run ha the gmal demand for a.)
kind of sheep and lambs shown to such
advantage aa today. Iamb trade opened
a little alow, and traders went throua',1
all the usual preliminaries before gel
ling down to busineas, but by 10 o'clock
a good many airing of lambs were in
their wav to the svales at prices Ovn
were strong to In many cav a .llm
higher than Tnesdny. and a pretty tslr
eleaiance nf all the fat lamb on sale
had been made before another hour had
passed. A good many lamb sold .11
tK.iknIi8.7u. while the fat end of a thirteen
rar string, amounting to at Uat ten full
double, reached I an, the hlclvrst title.,
leglatered, find a dime above ycrterday's
toi.
wuniations on sneer ana ismns: jjunri.
sivnI to choice, tVwftH.kO; lam ha. fair to
food, Vi.SAT.9: lamta, feeilera . r 7.VW
8 4fl; yeariliiaa fair to choice. ai.7MM7;,
yearling, feeders, tKorvg Ml; wwjient,
fair to bolee. 16.26471.9; ewoa, gnod In
choice. 6 0'e40; ewes. f1r to good. 4..V
('rtiof: f we, feed'e. 3rf)4.76.
SHEEP.
No.
w Wyoming lambs ,
K7S Wwnmlng lambs
"l Idaho lamba
1371 Idaho lambs
14 Wyoming feeder lam' s.
6f.8 Wyoming feeder lambs
1040 Idaho feeder lamb
At.
84
....
....
SO
.... 64
.. 66
Pr
8 i
8 m
8 ir.
8 d.-.
8 II
8 3
8 30
7 Mi
8 i
8 Xi
40
H 2.
7
6 ."
r. 3n
4
7 .
7 2.'.
(.1
8 2S
8 16
I so
8 811
8 HU
8 tin
3 60
8 0
1 eo
VI Idaho feeder lambs....
liW Oregon feeder lamba..
2360 Oregon feeder lam)..
:
6
TO
34 Wyoming yearlings, wethers. 6
41 Wyoming yearlings, wethers.
40 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 84
66 W yottvlng ewes
60 Idaho ewes
117 Wyoming feeder ewea
264 Wyoming yearling awes
24 Wyoming yearling ewes
2 culls
S67 Wyoming feeder lamb
36 Wyoming feeder lamb
212 Wyoming lambs
It Wyoming lamba
16 Wyoming lamba
14 Ulan lambs
243 Utah lambs
273 Utah lambs
21 Wyoming lambs
1.12 Wyoming lambs
.Mi
.104
. 81
. 64
. rV.
. 60
. 6
. 63
. U
. 88
. 88
. o
. 86
. 8ft
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CHICAOO 1,1 VK UTOCIt; MARKET
Cattle Stead
Haas Stroma .ghees
lllaker.
OHICAOO. Aug. 35. CATTLR Re
relnts. 17,XI head: market, steady; fancv.
higher; native beeves. !6.tUtt)il6; west
ern steer. IH.fintiM.mJ; cowa and heifers,
I.THHik 76; calves. K 6til,LaV
HiKlrt Ilecenita, IH.tM) hen-; market ,
strong, moatly 1.V higher; bulk, VanTMfwi
7.isl; light, 7.26r7.B6: mixed. 6H 6ttT7.k6; ,
heavy. -.k7.46; rough. tJU4i.4r,; pigs,
trot nr..
SHKEP AND LAMRS-Rooelpls, ,(!
heail. market, luojJOc higher; weth
ers, tf.TtxipJ.W; awes, $3.7ri.10; lambs,
t".00i.2O.
Nt. I.oals Mtk Stack Market.
T. LOUIK. Aug. 2,i.-CATTLF--R.'-celpts,
4.110 head; market lower: native
beef steer. 7.6ol 10.00; yearling sleer.i
and hsifers. tN.tott1il.00; cow t.ft)"8 0 :
stockers and feeders. tA.oot.ic': smthern
steers. f.264IN.a5; cows and heifers. $(.(.
C.io; native catvea, fi.i 11.00.
HOOH Receipt, 4.90u head; market
higher; pigs and lights, t7.SOfc7.W; mixeu
and butchers, t7.87t7.iW; good Kavy, pi.y
J7.86.
HHEEP AND LAMnS-Recotpts. 1.3
head; market steady; lambs, l7.7S4r9.fi':
sheep and ewea, tu.5O(f7.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. Stv.-CATTLi:
Receipt. 3,70) bed: msrket lower:
prime ed steer. .10j4).So; dressed Iwef
steers, 7.0'a1.:; western steers, fV4i'..
8.75; stockers and feedets, t.trlj8.25; bull.
I5.2.V1.76; calves, I8.fj0ff10.50.
HOOfl Receipts, 6,800 head; market
higher: bulk. trt.6f.eT.40; heavy. I0.&in7.a.;
packers and butchers. tO.76tr7.60; light.
t7.or7.60; pig. t.767.8B.
81IKEH AND IAMUtl Receipts. 7.0"0
head; market higher: lambs, iv.iyQiSv,;
yesrllngs. s).26l(.sr.; wethers. $6.60ija.Ki:
ewes, lo.lsVit6.76.
Sloaa City 1,1 ve Stork Market.
WOt'X CITY, la.. Aug. 26.--CATTLE-Renelpt.
1.0i) head: market firm: native
steers, HU.ott.2o: oows and helfera. Uuh
7.00; cannera. tS.60tr'4.75; stookers and
feeders. tu.0OtiT.iW; bulla, stags, ata. 8B.O.1
tl-.1.60,
. HOG SI Receipt. 0J head: n,.rb.i
teady to ,V lower:, heavy. I8.6usi7..:
mixed. tWfj.60; light, 16n8..); bulk.
ta 2ia ai.
HHEEP No receipts.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
BT. JOrlEPH. Aur. X.-CATTLW-Re-relpt.
1600 hesd: market steady to
trong; steer, I .ootid. 76; rows and heif
ers. I.004i 00; calvbs, ti.00fi40.s.
HOOH Racelpta s.600 head; market 6T
jOo higher; top, IT to. hulk of salsa, t 804
SHHP:P AND LAMBS-Recetpts, Itjui.
head; market strong; Ismba. fsl.OrsJS.T.
live Stark la
siaht.
Ho.
4 186
l.0li
4.110
5.MM
.0i
38.8MC
Cattle.
heo.
28.2ni
20,f
I.8.M.
7,"i'
7.0i8
Rnnih Omaha
1'hlcago
ft. luiH ...
Kt Jnseiih ....
Hloux City ...
Totals .. .
3 rj
,.17i
.. 4K
.. 8.7'
.. 1 fo0
. X .lo0
Kanaaa 4 l(y tirala anal Prorlsleaa.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. fR.-WHEAT No
2 hard. tlllGl 1.27: No. 2 red, tl. 11471 12
September. I 7iqn7',c; Decs mber, 4c;
May, 'Wuc.
CORN No 2 mixed. 71l,75e: No.
white. 72V.ii ;.; Septmbr, 'c; Decem
ber 6!'S-Kii ; Mav, ttc
(lATS-.Vo. 2 white, a-tito,.; No. J mixed.
;l.rv4lK
HI TTKl; Cieumerv, 27e : firsts. .;
si eo'idri. ? V: packing. 19'jc.
KiiOy Kir. 2i;; seconds. 16c.
Po' ' 1. I K V- ! lens, 12c; roosters, ;
. broilers, i.'.c.
I Mlnneapoll (.rain Market.
! MINNEAPOLIS. A ue 3TUi,'it
Sct-ti'tiinei . '.Mr; Iw.enit.er. 'soc: No. 1
hard ti loV-. No. 1 northern, II iK'l 1
IMo('R Unchimueil.
H4RLI.Y- '7,1 r.-.
It VI'V-Krtl'Jul'.
BKA N-a-m.m
CORN -No. : vello- 74V.-&7.".
uM'-i-Nu :t v-'ute .Xip :U .
FL.VN-t1.'J"u 1.1.7.
Co' (mi Men Heaaauvett.
WA-ilVilTnN'. An. "4.-Rsauran' c
to cotton shipper thst their c ,.- for
nnitrai. wll' not he conriseated if the'
con-e wph'n Mie normal conaumot'nn un
der the le.en' deeree of the aie that
(Otw.n is contraband. Wla slvtn In a
atntenienl Issued today at the British
embassy.
F. vapor ted Apnlea nn4 Deled rVsli,
vmm- Yt 'It k. Aug. .-.-EVAPORATED
! I 'Tlll-li .-itl'IT Pr inos, gulet. Aori
l.vte ly. Peaches, nuiet. Ttalslns.
ft-ni.
1.1 v.n.ftnl (are In Market,
I.I VF "POOL, Aug. 2i WHF.AT ono'
No. 2 M'ioha. Us i!1-.!; No 3. IJj 41,1
No 1 northern Duluth. 11a 3d.
corn spot, American mixed, new.
uu-
( rem fieta tke Gate.
I'lo. p..Hloii Nstional club ha given
Pitcher Hub' Cram 1st nt Brown unl
v, istiy, h't 1:1. conditional relsaa.
TtrM. Inank. liulr oomatesl a Nw Tsrk
HtiMk Kirhn. twcorlt... I. ..alalae In
1 HK !! UrT RKVIKW. PohllM mt frmn
kiuir m W s.d lor (r aaaipl eueiM. 1
BroaSs.r, 14 York C4iy.