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v . t THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. JULY 23. 1918. 1 MOVING AND STORAGE'. " Free FIDELITY J(TH AND JACKSON. DOCO). lit. WKAOH. MOVING, PACKINO. - Reason ABLft rates. TREB RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT HOUSES AND APARTMENTS METROPOLITAN VAN A STORACE "O. Owntd and operated by Central Furnl tars atora; offtc on Howard St, between 15th and 16th. Phona Tyler 1400. Hart your mortal handled Jut aa you would an order tor new furniture. That'a tba way y do It- A(k to aea our dally rental Hat. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate looked rooma for boaeebold rood and1 planoa; moving, paoklng and hipping. OMAHA TAN AND STORAGE CO., IM 8.: nth. Douglaa 1(. rp PTT'Cn Expreaa Co.. Moving, . J, JXLiLjU Packing and ' Storage. HOT Farnara St Web. 1741; Douglaa 0146. OMAHA EXPRESS CO. tAROB moving vana; careful' men. For. nltqre pack., atorage. 141T Chics P. ((8 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West 405 N. 39TH STREET JSuIlt In 114 by one of the beat contractor! ' la Omaha for the home of preeent owner; Bine rooma. steel, atone, stucco and brick construction. Heavy dark oak beamed calling woodwork and built-in cabinets, mahogany finished doors. . Beat hardware, leeplng porch and sun room. Tiled bath room, fireplace, cistern, cement garage; Jt -inch; quarter sawed oak floors. Fin aemt-indlrect lighting. Rogers furnace. Extra large solid double deck porches. Located on one of the highest pointa in Omaha $9,500. Terms. Evident at a glance: that price is much below coat Flrat time advertised by F. 31. PENNEY, Owner, 111 City National Bank Building. 'Phone Doug. 937; Harney 581. ' , . , FINE LOCATION ' room modern house near 18th and Podge. 12,500.00. F. D. Wead, tlO 8. ' lth Street ' COTTAGE In very good location near Han com park and car line. Juat look at the price, 13,000.00, and term. F. D. Wead, 0 S. 18th Street $15.00 PER month and a small cash pay ment down will buy a new bungalow, 4 rooms and bath, east front. Doug. 1010. NEW up-to-date 7 rooms, oak finish, large lot. tine location; price J6.S50; term. (117 N. 24th St Norrls & Norrls. D. 4170. BRAND new 6-room house In west part. Oak throughout Cut to $1,060. Only 1300 cash. Call days, Douglaa 1140. MINNIS3 LUSA homes, and lot offer he best opportunity to Invest your money mono uyier ibt B ROOM modern house in good location. Priced for quick sale at (1,600.00, and on easy terms. F. D. Wead, 110 8. llth St. North. $2.850 BARGAIN. Near Kouhtz Park and Lothrop School, 0 room and bath, all modern; paving paid; $600 cash, balance Ilk rent P. J. TEBBENS CO., 01 Omaha Nat. Bk. P. till. NEAR 20th and Capitol Ave., dandy 7-r. modern home in finest of repair, pav- Ing all paid, big bargain at $4,000; term or exchange considered. Rasp Bro., 210 , Keeline Bldg. Tyler 7S1. IF you are going to buy a home, e this first; a fine five-room house; electric light, gas and water. Prlo (2,000. Be owner at 3330 Mandersoa. - S-ROOM modern cottage, only (300.00 cash. Large corner lot, 120x150, only block from car. Price, (2,500.00, Douglaa 1214 or Webster 2688. - NEW oak - bungalow, (3,500; completely modern; fine corner lot; (250 cash, (12.50 per month. Call Douglas (140, MODERN cottage, 2 lots, garage, fruits In bearing, hedge; bargain 5325 North Twenty-sixth 8treet. Miscellaneous. A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, i room and bath, absolutely modern hi very respect, may be bought on' very easy terms, "provided you do not procrastinate and let the other fellow beat you to It. Ha all hardwood floor and birch finish In "the two .main rooms, finish 1 very beautiful, A fine, cemented, basement with floor drain. Guaranteed furnace. Hot and cold water Cement walk to and . around house. -Sewer connections. Electricity and gas," Walls to be tinted to beauttful coIotsT phades, scfeena .and, Ufcht fixtures, to , b-installed. ,'PxIoe only (3,600 with (250 cash and balance monthly.. . This place la a bargain. Is only on block to fine car HniTRTid fine neighborhood. WALNUT 677. (ROOM cottage, two block from car, full lot. $3,000. Terms, (300 cah,balance $30 per month. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 642 Paxton Blook. - : - FOR RENT AND SALE. HOUSES. COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS. PORTER SHOTWELL, ioi.a rrthst. Dongia ton. Ve SELL, rent, lnsur and make loan on city property, north. MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO., S4th and Ames Ave. Col. 217. BEAUTIFUL bungalow, all oak finish, large south front, corner lot with fine shade, (1200. Only $360 cash and (30 per month; Call daya, Doug. 1140. ' SEVEN ROOMS, hot water, heat, double gargage; paved street, on car line. Cost (4,000. Price this week, (2,700. ... O. P. Btebblns, 1610 Chicago Bt. HOMES AND HLMESITE8, PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.. (IT Om. Nat Bk. Bldg Doug. 1781. W. FARNAM SMITH b CO., Real Estate and Insurance. -1(20 Farnara St Dougla 1064. F D WEAD SELLS REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE Business Property. 14TH AND DOUGLAS BIG 'SNAP $11,000 Three-story brick building; rent $115; lot 22x132; must sell to settle estate. You Will have to hurry, GLOVER & SPAIN Douglas S962. 010-130 City National. " LIVE DRUG BUSINESS FOR SALE Must sell quick. Am going Into military , service. Stock invoice (10,000 to (12,000. Lest year's badness, (20,000. Would con dr trade on farm land, . HECKER DRUG CO., 5 Humphrey, Neb. WB WILL buy your home or business prop ' rty and pay cash. H. A. WOLFE CO.. Eleetrio Bldg. Tyler (. BUSINESS property and Investment. A. P. TUKEY SON. ! (10 First National Bank Bldg. M'CAGUB INVESTMENT CO. Income, Business and Trackage Specialists. 16th and Dodge St. -Doubles 415. REAL ESTATEINVESTMENTS. MR. INVESTOR, 1 HAVE A BARGAIN FOR TOO IN AN OMAHA PROPOSITION, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL AT 101 BEE BLDO. T. SULLINAN. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES. QOOD Omaha residence property to ex change for clear western land, or eastern Neb, farm. Mr. Pesso. til. Bran, Th. Bldg. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. W'HEAT screenings, (2.60 per 100. Delivered. Wsgner. 01 N '"j" "41. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. West PETERS TRUST CO., Specialist in Apartment management. North. , CUMINO Near 29th St., 22 or 44 feet; . mutt be sold to close estate. C. A Orlitimel 849 Omaha Nt Bank Bldg. South FOR SALE 3 lot. Just south of Elmwood Park In Overlook addition. Owner leaving City. Will aell cheap for cash. Address Bo T UK. Omaha, B. Miscellaneous. GARDEN lot, near car line, (121 to (296; (1.00 down; 0 cent week; no lnteiest; no taxe. Phone Dong.6074. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. " CAPITOL AVE.. DUNDEE, (5,000. Fin bungalow, finished mostly In oak; large living rom with fireplace and four bedroom; ft vry lghtly location. jTpHX W. BOBBINS, 140 FARNAM IT. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. DUNDEE HOME - (100 down for a strictly modern, brand new, i-room bungalow.' Liberty bond or W. S. etamrs earn a cash. Douglas 8840 or Colfax 41tS. owner. DUNDEE LOTS. OEOROE & COM PANT. $05 City Nri Bank. Dougla 7l Benson. 5-ROOM NEW BUNGALOW AND ONEACRE In Benson Gardens; Just on block from paved road, and transportation; tbl fine suburban home haa electric lights, beauti ful fixtures, hot air furnace; shades all In; ground Is in excellent condition, all plowed and harrowed; one-halt already planted to potatoes. We will either aell or rent l'.i acre adjoining, If deairea. Price $2,S50, (200 cash, (37.50 per montn HASTINGS & HUT DEN, 1814 Harney St. . Phona Tyler 60, Miscellaneous. FOR SALE; Two beautiful lots just south of Elmwod park in Overlook addition; full else lota, 60x150. Owner leaving the city will sell cheap for sash. Act quick. Address Box T 1165. Omaha. Be. REAL ESTATE WANTED. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE WANTED If yon have substantial, modern (furnace not important), five-room home la good neighborhood and on through car line that you will Bell on payment with about (100 to (500 cash payment telephone South 1631 and give price and location at once. ' Muat be clear and all on on floor, and worth around (2,000. Distance not Impor tant If good location and near through cat line. 1810 p. 25th gtreet. WANTED RANCH OR FARM Press brick business block and residence property: alio (30,000 worth mortag pa per. S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY, 111 City Nat l Bank Bldg. LisT your acreage now. We move It Call Mr, Browne, acreage specialist Inter-State Realty Co., (11-14 City Natl. Tyler 1(71, PARTIES, owning eastern Colorado lands wishing to tell, please call C. L. Tate, real estate, (61 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb. 7 OR I-room modern house In Dundee, Box 888, Omaha Bee. FINANCIAL. Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages. HAVE that Installment loan on your bom changed to a straight five-year loan and relieve yourself of that monthly burden. B. H. Lou gee. Inc., Oil Keellna Bldg. LOANS ON CITT PROPERTY. W. H. Thomas & Son. Keeline Bldg. H. W. BINDER, Mohsy on hand for mortgage loan City National Bank Bldg. QUICK ACTION ON LANDS, W. T. GRAHAM, (04 Be Bldg. Dougla 1611 54 paulTpeterson, 5Vj 164 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDO. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1010 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1711. CITT AND FARM LOANS. K KU. .nil t Per Cent. 3. H. DPMONT CO., Keeline Bldg. 5y2 HARRISON MCStTOrt. lit Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. (100 to. 110,000 ' MADE promptly. F. D, Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sta, MONET to loan on Improved farm and ranches. .Wok Invetment Co.. Omaha. Private Money. ' SHOPEN C6MPANT Dougla ((. Miscellaneous LOW RATES. C G. Carlberg, 312 Brandela Theater Bldg.. Doug. 586. FARM AND RANCH LANDS. FOR SALE Choice farms and stock V ranches on Kan tee Indian reservation, Santee 8tate Bank, Santee, Neb. Arkansas Lands. -. ANOUST 6TH. Our next excursion to MeGehee, Ark. W. S. FRANK. 201 NEVILLE BLK. Colorado Lands. 35 BUSHELS wheat; 40 bu. corn, 15 bu. oats, 35 bu. barley " and millet Every crop good; own your own real farm as you have dreamed. It is possible with our price and terms. Write for details. HOLYOKE LAND COMPANY, . ... . Hoiyoke, Colo. . LAND- - LAWD! LAND! 7.300 acres In best wheat and corn loll In Colorado. Attractive price and term on whole tract; will divide. Writ for full particular. HOLYOKE LAND COM PANY. Hoiyoke, Colorado. FOR SALE 320 acre homestead, relinquish ment In Custer county, Colo., good soil; small Improvements; part fenced, cheap, If taken at nee. Address Box T 622, Bee. Kansas Lands. . THREE well Improved farms in northeast Kansas for sale or exchange. 80 acres close to Cuba, Kan., In ft Bo hemian neighborhood, good set of im provement, fenced and cross fenced, and nearly all in cultivation, $125 per acre. 160 acres one-half mile north of Belleville, Kan., on the meridian highway. OOOd house, barn, granary and other building, fenced and cross fenced and is nearly all In cultivation. Gently rolling, best of black loam aoit. . A bargain at (126 per acre. 160 acre one-half mil from Rydal, Kan. "The best farm In Republlo county." Is In high state of cultivation. Good set of Improvements, fenced and cross fenced. Special price, (125 per acre. Will' sell the above on easy terms for cash or will consider other property a part payment. Will sell together or separately, Make us an offer. CAS8ELMAN-HICKET LAND CO., Ill Security Mutual Bldg., Lincoln, Neb. Phone B3618. Montana Lands. FOR SALE 320-acre farm 8 miles from Balnvllle, Mont., 27 miles from Wllllston. N. D, Good soil. Improvements worth (500. Prlc (13 an acre. Terms oash. For Information write owner, Al Jensen, Box 61, Dagmar, Mont. ' Nebraska Lands. 160 ACRES Improved, close In, paved road. Nilso. 481 Securities Bldg. 120 ACRES, well Improved farm at M per acre. S and 4 mile west of Fort Cal houn, and 1 mile south. Inquire of owner, Henry Hinrtehson, Blalr, route 4. lode pendent frin BB33. FOR SALiWlest large body, high grade, medium priced land In Nebraska. Verjt little money required. C. Bradley, Wol back. Neb. " WRITE me for .pictures and price my farm and ranches in good old Dawe county. Aratk L. Hungerford, Crawford, Neb. . WE (specialise In aelllng Nebraska ranches. Whit A Hoovar. 454 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Oklahoma Lands. IMPROVED farms In a section that has never had a drought. Always lota1 of rain fall. Small oash payment; ten year for the balance. Writ W. H. Jones, Immi gration Agent, Texa. Oklahoma & East ern Railroad Co., Broken Bow,' Okl. FARM LAND WANTED. FARMS WANTED. Don't list your farm witb o if tov want- to veep it. E. P. 6NOWDEN & SON, 610 Electr. Bldg. ougla l(7L Horses Live Stock Vehicles. FOR SALE Saddle horse, perfectly safe for lady. Sold for no fault or blemish. Also Columbu electric In good condition and a high-grade 7-passengtr ledan. Box 6187, Omaha Be. FOR BALE Two wagons, both in good con dition; will be glad to show anyone inter ested. Call at Morrl A Co., South Side office. MONEY TO LOAN. Organised by th Business Men of Omaha FURNITURE, planoa and note a security (40, mo., H. good, total, (3.60. Smaller, larger am'ta. proportionate rat PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY, 432 Secuiitle Bldg., 16th Farnam. Ty, 66 LOANS OR DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY O (T SMALLER LOANS. 1 CT & lO W. C. FLATAD EST- 1891 6TH FLR. BECPRITINES BLDO. TT. 180. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Lowest rate. Prlvat lean booth. Harry Ualeshock, 1IU Dodge, D. (Ill Est. MM, OMAHA LIVE STOCK Cattle Receipts Large for Mon day; Hogs IB to 35 Cents Higher; Sheep Mar ket Slow. Omaha. July 12, 118. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep Receipts were: Monday estimate .... 1.000 7.100 10,600 Same day laat week, .8. 164 Sam day 1 wks. ago.. (.100 Sam day t wka ago.. 7.015 Sam day year ago. . (,067 10.411 11,111 M17 11,080 0.631 11.017 10.118 1.411 Receipt and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb., for 24 hour ending at 1 p. m., July 22. 1111: - RECEIPTS CARLOADS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's. C, M. a !t P 16 11 Wabash 1 Missouri Pacltl ...... (4 20 Union Parlflo- 1 1 C, N. W., east ....146 30 C, St. P.. M. .O.... . C, B. A Q. east...... 23 ' I s C, B. A Q... west 85 21 C, R. I. A P., east.... 16 7 C R. I. & P.. west.... 1 Illinois Central 2 1 Chicago Ot. West.... 2 1 15 Total receipts 3S3 104 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hoks. 46 Sheep. Morris A Co, 1,051 1,021 661 875 2.(45 1,234 2.5C3 611 2.710 Swift A Co. 1,828 Cudahy Packing Co.. 1,693 Armour A Co 1,460 Schwart A Co. .... J. W. Murphy 1,105 2.693 Lincoln Pack. Co.... 63 8 256 ' 22 6 140 8. Omaha Pack. Co.. Cudahy, Kan. City.. Cudahy, Denver 651 Wilson Pack. Co V. B. Vansant Co.. B., Vansant A Lush. Hill A Son F. B. Lewi 302 102 193 270 117 J, B. Root A Co. .... J, H. Bulla Roaentock Bros F. O. Kellog Werthelmer A Degen 273 H. F. Hamilton 48 Sullivan Bro 87 Rothschild A Krebs.. 42 Huffman 25 Roth 28 Meyer 8 Olassberg 17 Banner Bro 77 John Harvey 295 Dennis A Francis .... 122 Jensen A Lungren.... 66 Pat Odea 1 Other Buyer (25 1,319 Total 1,237 7,641 19,351 Cattle Receipts were large for a Mon day, estimated early at 9,000 head, and trading on anything desirable for beet was fairly active and steady, eight loads of oornfed beeves selling early at (18.00, the ton of th market, and good to choice beeves quotable from (17.60 to (18.00, with th fair to good grades from $15,25 to (17.00. Desirable fat yearlings were steady to strong, aelllng up to (17.00 and on down to (14.60 tor medium grades. Butcher took wa steady on the desirable heavy cow and 10lfo lower on canners and cutter and medium grade. jjesirauie weighty feeder were steady, as were the better Quality of stockers. Quotation on Cattle Choice to prim beeves. (11.00018.25; good to choice heeve. (17.60018.00: fair to good beeves. (15.16017.00; common to fair beeves, (12.00 014.50: good to cnoice grass oeeves, eio.uv 017.50: lair to gooa grass oeeves, eij.ouv 16.00; common to fair grass beeves, (9.009 12.75; good to choice yearlings. (16.000 17.60: fair to good yearling. (1250015.60; oommon to fair yearling, $9.00011.00; good to choice heifers, $11.00013.25; good 10 cbolo cows. (10.50O11.00; fair to good cows, ((.26.t0; common to fair cows, (7.16 68.60; prim feeders, 11z.bu151a.zu; gooa to choice feeders, (11.00O12-50; fair to good feeders, $800011.00; common to fair feeders, (6.6006,00; good to choice stock ers, (9. 60O11.60; stock, heifers, $7.609.00; stock cows, (7.008.00; veal calves, $7,000 13.60; bulls, stags, etc., $9.60012.00. Hoa Only a moderate run of hogs was received here for a Monday, 104 loads, es timated at 7,(00 bead. Th market opened perhap 250 to 15o higher oh shippers and 16o to 26c higher on packers, the bulk ot the aupplle changing hands partly on this basis with, as usual of late, the thin and hog of not extra good quality being hard to dispose of on the closs. Bulk of the sale ranged from (18.06 to (18.40 with a top of (1850. The general market Was 20o to So higher than Saturday. Hneepr-i nere were in me neignoornooa oi 10.600 aheeD on - sal her today and the market was slow In opening. A few sheep had changed hand early around ateaay prices these were th only portion of th receipt sold up to the time of writing this report. The market being perhap steady to a trifle weaker. Quotations on sheep and Iambs: Lambs, good to-choice, (17.00011.60; fair to good, (14.60017.00: feeders, (16.15016.26; year ling, good to choice. (K.00O14.60; yearlings, fair to good, Il2.750l3.oo; yeaning leeaars, (10.76011.25; ewes, good to choice, (11.000 12.76; fair to good. $10.0011.00. blllifcf. No. Weight. Price. 2 yearling Iambs....... 55 $11 00 18 lamb 64 25 12 cull lambs 46 14 00 Chicago live stock. Chicago. July 22. Cattle-Receipt. 22.000 head; steers selling from (16.00 hp steady to 10a higher, other slow and unevenly lower; best butcher cattle, steady, other 16o to 25c lower; calvee, 15o lower; beef cattle, good to choice and prime, 17.000 11.10; common and medium, $11.00017.00; butchers' dock, cow and heifers, $7,600 14.26: canners and cutters. (6.60O7.60; stockers and feeders, good, choice and fancy selected, (10.60011. 00: Inferior, com mon and medium, $8.26010.60: veal calves. good and choice, (16.26017.00. Hog Receipts, 38,000 head; mostly loo 26o higher than Saturday' avers ge; butch er. (18.60OH16; light. (11.66019. 06; packing. (17.60O1640; rough, (17.150 17.60; bulk of sale, ll7.oisi5.85; pigs, good and choice, $17.26017.76. Sheen and Lamb Receipts. 16,000 head: fat sheep and most native lambs, steady; soma native and best western lambs, 25c higher) prime Idaho lambs. $18.76: western yearling ewes, $18.26; lambs, choice and prime, $18.25018.76; medium and good, $17.00018.26: culls. (12.001S.00; ewe, choice and prime., $13.00013.60; medium and good, (100 11.00. St. Louis Llva stock. St. Louis, July Il.Cattle Receipts, 0,000. Market higher. . Native beef steers, (11.60018.00; yearling steer and heifer, (7.60016.00: cows.. (7.50011.71; atocker and feeders, $8.60011.00; fair to prim southern beef steers. (10.00017.70; beer cow and heifer, $6.00011-00; native calve (7.76O17.00. Hogs Receipt 11,109 head. Market higher. Lights, $18.10010.00; pig, $18.00 18.76! mixed and butcher. 111.70018.95: Jood -heavy, $1!. 76018. $0; bulk ot sales, K.70O18.90. Sheep and Lambs Receipt, 1,(00 head. Market steady. Lamb, (14.0001$. 00; ewes, (11.00O12.00; canner and chopper, (5.00 10.00. Kansas City liv Stock. Kansas City. July 22. Cattle Receipts, 26,00 head. Market Weak. Prime fed steers, (ir.2501$-$6; dressed beef steers, (11.00O17.00; western steers, (11.00 IS 75; Southern steers, $7.00014.04; Cows, $6.26 011.00; heifers, $s. 00016.00; stockers ana feeder. 17.60I6.O0; bulls. (7. 60010.60; calves, (8.00014.00. Hog Reeelnts. 10.000 head. Market higher. Bulk of sale, (11.16018. 60; heavy, (18.40018.66; packer and butchers, (18.20 018.50; light, (18.10018.40; pigs, $16. 017.(6. ' Sheep and Lambs Receipt 4.000 head. Market lov. r. Lamb. (16.00018. 26: year lings, $10. rii.i 15.00; wethers, (10.00013.60: ewes, (S.00& 12.50. Sioux City Liv Stock, Sioux City. la.. July 12. Cattle Receipts. 4.000 head; market steady; beef steers, $9.60 18 00: fat cows and heifer. $8.001Z oo; canner, $6.0008.00; atocker and feeders, . 00012.00; calve. (8.00014.(0: bulls, stags, tec, $7.60012.00; feeding cow and neirers, 7.OO0.O. Hogs Receipts 7.000 head: market 15e to 25o higher; light, (l$.2fll! 40; mined, (18.0091126; heavy, (17.(0Q18.26; pigs, (17.00017.60; bulk of tales, (17.9001.135. eneep ana Lambs Receipts, 600 bead; market steady. New Tork Dry Goods. .rlr Tnl oo 1au a - M - 46.. VUUUU UUUI LI U- Ing today waa held back by prlc fixing uncertainty. Tarn were firm and quiet. Silk trad continued ulet ' J$FA iryHa- FAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Marywelgard and husband to Frank Humbal and wife, 33d St., 181 ft. louth of T t. east side. 44x126 11.200 Martin Cannon to Chart Bon, a. w. cor. Z4tn and Henderson at., 44a 100 i.ooo Charle Marlk and wlfa to Wilbur C. Kyeron, wainut t, (0 ft. west of 4th at. no. "tide. 50x100. ' s?s Fred L. Owen and wlf to B. P. How ell, win at. it so. of Sahler at, west (id. (4x111 l John Erlckson to Pster Loth, ally be- iwe-ra auarin ana uorca its., 161.T ft, east of list st, no. aid. tOxltl.a t( I GRAIN AND PRODUCE Grain, Arrivals Are Large ; Cash Corn 2 to 8 Cents Off; Oats Steady to 1-2 Cent Lower. ww.u.p .VIS, Receipt of grain today were 241 car of nnna n A ..4 ti..l.. IVm ...In.. Maa.J. ... . - 1. . - . . H ivca i.ii.u livill ,U W BfJ lOWer, with all grade showing a btg decline. No. -l 1 ... . . . . a . . . . - - u t. - -. -mi. ..v. . waive, So to 80. No. ( mixed showed a decline of ... .. nth.. . a I . a... ... . v-ti.v viii.r fiiaiuw iii tov several van. Hm In & niimha. nf ln.tm... .-.m . i . The big run or this cereal her wa partly responsible for the break, coupled with large receipts of other grain, Oats wer unchanged' to 4 lower. The bulk of th No. I whit for th early mar- Wheat was unchanged to lo off. No. 2 haril ahnWinv that A anltna Corn No. 2 whit: 2 car, (1(0; 1 ear 1 C J V . VI... . ...... -i.r... a unit., o crib, .,Bp; u cars ItRt- ft lift, KTn A ..kl... m ' - - v..- ..w. .Hup; i cars, $1.75. No. 6 white: 1 cars, (1.65. No.' 1 "iino, i .-r, fi.m; cars, si. 7. Sample white; 3 cars, (1.30. No. 1 yellow, 1 car, $1.61. No. 1 yellow 1 car, (1.62. No. 1 yel low, i cur, si.di; mi-t cars, $1.60. No 4 vellnw tt 4R K ...!!... a a. .. No. ( yellow: 1 cars, $1.10. Rample yellow. 1 . . . tl SA, - . . .. a ,i.au, a can, II.IO, JNO. I mixed, 1 car 11.65; 1 car, (1.48. No. 4 mixed, t car, $1.42. No. 6 mixed, 12-6 car, (1.35. No. mixed! 1 tar, (1.32; 1 car, (1.30. Sample mixed, 1 car, (1.26; 1 car, (1.16; 1-5 car. Ont. Vn whlla 1 ... ..... 1 car, TJIic; No. 1 white, 1 car, 7314o; 13 cars, 734.r; snmple white, 3 cars, 72c Wheat No. 1 hard, 1 car, (2.22, (darkl 53 cars. (2.20; No. 2 hard, 1 cars, (3.80: lli 1 car, $8,18 (dark): 1 car. $117, (drk) 1 rar tl 1T 9 nark II Id a- a-. . .. J-TJ1".1 ear 2 0': No- 1 "'.. 2 cars, $3.20, (smuttv); No. 1 mixed. 1 car. $1.19; i- mta.u, a v-a.r, I,VP, Barlev Nn. t. 1 m. 1 ia Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee :l eioca ana grin brokers, 315 Wouth Sixteenth street. Omaha: Artlcle.j Open. Hl'gh. Low. Cloe. Safy Corn. July 1 4H 1 tl Aug. 1 60Hi 1 63H Sep: 1 tl 1 53 Oats. July T34, 74H Aug. IISOH 704 Sep. 68H09 9t Pork. July Sep. 46 (S 46 (0 Lard. July 2 !0 2( 10 Sep. 28 27H 26 10 Ribs. July 24 46 14 45 Sep. 24 76 24 2 147H 147 141 T1K T4 7 I 1 47H 1 48HH 1 49 li 0IH671, 61067H 46 50 46 60 28 20 11 20 149H 150 161 TSH 69 ( 41 46 46 46 45 (0 26 JO 14 11 !( 17 26 20! 24 42 14 4H (4 46 (4 78HII4 75 CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVTSIONS. Pronounced Weaknea Develop In - Corn Market Owing to Bearish Crop Report, Chlcsgo, July 22. Pronounced weakm developed In th corn market today owing principally to bearish, crop report and to big receipt. The close was unsettled, lo to 2 o net lower, with August (1.48 to (1.48V and September (1.49 to (1.(0. Oat finished o to le off. In provision th outcome ranged from lo decline to lOo advance. Field condition for corn wer almost ideal and arrivals of about 121 carload here wer far abov th average for thla part of the aeason. Th market accord ingly began to decline at th outatt, but an unexpected scarcity of sailing order made short unessy and led to covering whloh lasted until mid-session and brought about material upturns. Meanwhile, som talk was currant a to chance of dam ag from hot winds. After th demand from abort bad become exhausted, however, the market weakened rapidly.' Beneficial rain wer said to hsv fallen In Kanaaa, and It wa a generally acoepted opinion that barring some exceptional contingency the upply of moisture throughout th belt would prove mpl. Oats reflected the action of corn. Rural offerings wer larger and threshing advloes favorable. Announcement of the placing of hlg or der from the government gave firmness to provisions and so too did higher prices pn bogs. Chicago, July 11. Corn No. 1 yellow, (1.70; No. 1 yellow, (1. (0O1.70; No. 4 yel low, (1.6101.(4. Oats No. t whit, 77 077; standard, 77 0 78"V4e. Rye No. (, (1.70. Barley (1.0001.15. Timothy (5.0l8. 00. Clover Nominal Pork-nNominal. Lard (26.10 26.1(. Ribs (23.1.O0J4.6O. Coffo Market. New Tork, July 12. The ohlef topi Of Interest In th market tor coffee future today wa a Brasll cabl taylng "Exchange paralysed, government control deoreed." Trader her Interpreted tbl aa meaning a better financial altuatlon eventually and mere wa torn buying ot eontraot, chief ly of May by houses with European con nections. After an Irregular opening, with prices 3 point lower to 1 higher, th trend wa steadily upward until th close which wa 10 to 11 point net higher. September ranged from 8.47a to 1.49o and closed at 1.10c, while March sold at 1.78o and closed at (.(Oo. July, (,(8o; September, 8.60c; October, 8.67c; December, 8.77c; Jan uary, 8.78c; March, 1.10c; May, I.OSo. spot coffee, steady, rio 7s, !o; Santo 4s, 11 e. Business In th cost and freight market wa quiet, on low bid for Santo 4s coming back offered at 8c. About 1,000 begs of highly described Santo 2 sold at lie via motorboat, London credit, and resold at 11.16011. 20 eont and freight. Th official cable reported an advano of 75 rels In Santos 4s. Brazilian port re ceipts, 27,000 bags. New York General Market. New Tork, July 22. Flour Steady. Springs and Kansas, (11.3(011-76; winters, $11.00011.25. Wheat Spot steady: No. I red, ((.(( track New York to arrive. Corn Spot steady: fresh (Trailed No. 1 yellow, (1.904 1 No. 1 yellow, (1.(0, cost and freight New fork. Oate Spot easy; standard, 85, Hay Quiet No. 1, (1.60; No, f, (1.44; No. 1, (1. 20O1.10. Hops Quiet; Stat medium to ehol, 1917, I604IC; 1916, nominal; Paclflo Coaet 1917, 10031c; 1118, 14016c. Pork Firm; mes, (47.6048.00; family, (55.00; short clear, (41.00063.00. Lard Steady; middle west, $2160!4.((. Tallow -Firm; city special loose, 18c. Rice Nominal; fancy head, 10010; blue rose, (0C Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah, Oa., July 22. Turpentine Market firm: 6Uo; sales. 407 bbls. ; re ceipt 1(7 bbls.; shipment 16 bbls.; stock 24,645 bbls. Rosin Market firm: (!(. 6(1 cask; receipt 616 casks; shipment 281 casks; stocks 77,042 casks. Quote: B, D, E. $9.85; F. $9.90; O, (9.(5; H. 10.00; I, (10 10; K, (lo.5O0in.Bs; M, (10.701 14, (11. ou; vru, $11.06; WW, lll.ll. rportd Apples and Dried Fruit. New Tork. July (2. Evaporated Apples- Quiet; state, 11 160. onea Fruits Prune, active; California. 7'416c; Orgon, 14014c. Apricot, firm; cholc, 16c; extra choice, 17c; fancy, lie. Peaches, firm; standard, 120 I2'c; enoioe, l2014o; fancy, il0i4o. Ralxlns, steady: loose muscatels. 9c; cholcs to fanny seeded. 10o; seedless, 011Vic; London layers, (1.00. Sugar. New Tork. July 11. Sugar Raw. steady; centrifugal, (.0C6o; refined sugar, steady; fine granuiatea, T.50C; cat loaf. 9.00c; cruhd, 8.76c; mould A, 1.00c; cubes, 8.25c; XXXX powdered, T.70e; powdered, 7.65c; Diamond A, 7.50o confectioners A. 7.40c; No. 1, 7.36c. Metal Market. New Tork, July 13. Lead Unchanged; spot, (8.06. Spelter Unchanged; East St. Loul de livery, spot, $.46$.60o. At London Spot copper, 1122; electrolyt ic, 137; tin, (371; lead. (11 10; pltr, (64. fit. Ionia Grain. St. Louis. Mo., July 11. Corn Steady; August, (1.49; September, (1.(0. Oats Steady; August, (8o; September, (8c. - New Tork Cotton. New Tork, July 22. Cotton closed 16 to 47 points net higher, th ton being very teady. of fee Mark. New Tork, July M-Cofteo Rio No. 1, 8o; futures, steady; July, (.(8c; October, (.67e. . KanM City Grain, Kansas City, Mo., July 21. Corn Jotr. (1.61; August, (1.60; September, (1.61. NEW YORK STOCKS Securities Indifferent to Con tinned Favorable Reports Prom Battle Front; Shorts Resume With Success. Nw Tork, July 11. Stock were seeming ly Indifferent today to the continued fa vorable bulletin from the wentern battle front, th war group reacting 1 to almost I point under professional pressure. Absence ot public Interest waa again the chief factor and rumor ot the govern ment's prospective taxation policy enabled th shorts to resume with some measure of aucce their tactlca ot the previous fort night Soiling concentrated In steels, equip ments, copper and chipping, with sprink ling of oils, motors a ad miscellaneous shares. Tobaooo mad a better showing by reason of another advance In Sumatra Tobacco, which recovered from its 2 point dividend and an additional frartlon. Ralls began th day adversely on Head ing's heaviness, but led the partial rally of th afternoon, Canadian Pacific record ing sn extreme gain of I poinis on set tlement at th threatened etrlke In the Do minion, New Haven also was active and strong with minor wostern and southwest ern rails. Contributing fully 10 per rent to the day1 moderat turnover, U. S. Steel re acted 1 point from It early maximum and closed almost at the lowed level with a loss of 1 points, Sale amounted to 340.000 shares. Domestic new hsd little effect on the marks t, being largely of a negative char acter. Railroad traffic eastward continued to b handicapped by lack of equipment end call and time fund lost none ot their long prevailing rigidity. Llr were ti4ngthened some 30 points' by th further stabilisation of those remit tance and th weakness of Spanish ex change called attention to the need of similar remedial aotlon. Bonds eased on light dealings, th list a a whol thowlng no especial feature. Total sales; par value, aggregated (4,626, 000, U. S, Old issues were unchanged on call. Number of Bale and rang ot price ot the leading stock: Sale. High. Low. Close. Amer. Best Sugar 67 American Can .... 8900 41 47 47 Am. Car A Foundry 1100 86 81 83 Amir, Locomotive .. 1100 67 68 68 Am. Smelt. Refng. 2700 78 77 77 Am. Sugar Ref'ng. . 400 111 110 110 Amer. Tel. Tel... 1000 6 96 06 Am. lno, Lead A S. 700 19 18 18 Anaconda Copper .. 7500 67 54 tb Atchison 600 85 66 85 Atl.. Gulf & W.I.8.S. 1300 104 108 102 Baltlmor A Ohio.. 1000 64 54 54 Butt A Sup. Copper 29 Calif. Petroleum 18 Canadian Pacltl. .. 4000 161 148 150 Central Leather.... 1400 68 67 67 Chesapeake A Ohio.. 300 67 67 66 Chicago Mil. A Bt. P. 1600 42 41 41 Chicago A Northwest ..,.92 Chlcsgo, R. I. A Pac. 100 24 93 24 Chlno Copper 600 40 89 39 Col. Fuel A Iron .. 400 4 46 4t; Corn Products Ret... 12800 46 43 44 Cruolble Steel 200 66 65 66 Distiller' Securities 6900 67 66 66 Krl 600 16 16 16 General Electric .. 700 146 144 144 General Motor .... 600 154 153 153 Great Northern Pfd 90 Or. North. Or Ctfs. 2800 22 11 21 Illinois Central 06 Inspiration Copper ..1300 (3 62 61 Int Mer. Mar. pfd... 6300 98 97 97 International Nickel 2900 11 31 20 International Paper. (00 16 16 15 Kama City South 17 Kennecott Copper .. 2300 38 33 31 Louisville A Nash 112 Maxwell Motor 500 (9 28 28 Mexican Petroleum. (300 100 n 18 Miami Copper 200 29 29 29 Missouri Paclflo 700 24 23 23 Montana Power .... 86 Nevada Copper 100 20 11 19 New Tork Central.. 700 72 72 71 N.Y..N.H. A Hart.. 1100 41 39 40 Norfolk A Western 103 Northern Paclflo 86 Paclflo Mall 29 Paclflo Tel. A Tel 20 Pennsylvania (00 44 43 43 Pittsburgh Coal.... 400 60 60 49 Ray Consolld. Copper 1500 24 24 24 Reading (700 88 87 87 Rep. Iron A Steel., 5900 12 10 00 Shattuck Arls. Cop 16 Southern Pacific... 600 81 81 (3 Southern Railway.., 1100 24 23 23 Studebakar Corp.... 1200 46 46 46 Texas Co 1300 16 150 150 Union Paolflo 1000 122 121 151 U. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 11500 130 127 127 United State Steel 104100 108 108 106 U. a Steel Pfd 111 Utah Copper ., 100 (( '61 81 Wabah Pfd. "B" 14 Western Union (00 86 83 84 Westlnghouse Elec. 2400 42 41 43 Total sale for the day; 240,000 share. . Now Tork Money Market. New Tork, July 23. Mercantile Paper- Four months,' 1 per cent; six month, ( per cent( Sterling (0-day bills, (4.72; commer cial 60-day bill, (4.71; demand, (4 75 6-16; cable. (4.76 7-18. Franc Demand, (5.71; cables, (5.69. Guilders Demand, 61 o; rabies. 62c. Llr Demand, (8.61; cables, $8.60. Silver Bar and Mexican dollars, un changed. Tim Loan Strong; (0-day, 8 per cent bid; 10 day, ( per cent bid; six month, ( per cent bid. Call Money Strong; high, low, ruling rat and last osn ( per cent; closing bid, 6 per cent, offered at 6 per cent. U. 8. is. reg... 98 'Erie gen. 4s.. 64 U. B. 2s, Coup., 98 Cien. Electric ;,s 98 U, 8. 8s, reg.. (9at. N. 1st 4 86 U. 8. 8s. eoup. 9r. c. ref. 4s.... 78 V.y S. Lib. ( 69. (Mint. M. M. 6.. 97 U. 8. 4s, reg,.106K. C. S. ref. 5s 78 U. 8. 4s. coup. 104r A N. un. 4s.. 64 Am. For. Sec. 6s 97'Af. K. A T. 1 4s 60 U. 8. Lib. 3 99.64M. P. gen. 4s 58 U. 8. 4. reg. 106Mont. Power 88 U. 8. 4s, coup. 106N. T. O. deb. 6s 64 Am. For. Sec. 6s 97,N. Psc. 4s.... 0 Am. T. A T. 0 u 87 N. Pac. 3s.. ..BO Anglo-French 6s 30. B. L. ref. 4s 8 8 Arm. A Co 4s 83 Pac. T. A T. 6s 90 Atchison gen. 4s 81 Tenn. con. 4s 94 B. A O. c. 4s 77Ponn. gen. 4s 88 Beth. Hteel r. 5s 86 Reading gen. 4s 83 Cen. Leather 5s 93 H 1. & 8 F. a 6s 67 Cen. Pac. 1st.. 778. Pac. v. 6s.. 90 C. A O. cr. 6s.. 81HoUthern Ry 6s 89 C, B. A Q., J. 4s 94 'Tex. & Pac. 1st 81 O M ft 8 r ft 14 76 'Union I'so. .. 4 O R I A P r 4 671T. 8. Rubber 6s 79 C. A S. t. 4'4s 73 IT. 8. fiteel !.. BSVi D. A R, (i. T. 6s 61'Wnhash 1st.. 94 D. Of C. 6 ('3D (1 'Did. Visible Supply ot Grain. New Tork, July 22. The visible supply ot American and bonded grain shows the following changes: Wheat increased 2,649,000 busneis. Corn decreased 177,000 bushels. Oats decreased 672,000 bushels. Ry decreased 42,000 bushels. Barley decreased 25,000 bushel. Minneapolis Grain. Minneapolis, Minn., July 22. Corn No. 3 yellow, (1.6501.62. Oats No. 2 white. 7172o. Cotton Futures. New Tork. July 22. Cotton futures opened firm. July. 28.70c; October, 25.80c to (8,10c; December, 24.60c; January, 14. 48c; March, 24.49c. Live Stock Receipts Increase at All Markets Washington. July 22. (Special.) Increases in the receipts of all classes of live stock, except horses and mules, at stock yards in 58 cities dur ing June. 1918. as compared with June, 1917, are shown by the monthly report on live stock at stock yards, is sued by the bureau of markets. United Statei Department of Agriculture. The increase in cattle receipts amounted to 29,602, or 1.7 per cent; the increase in hog receipts amounted to 153,905. or 5.5 oer cent, and the in crease in sheep receipts amounted to 173,4u, or H.j per cent, increases in cattle receipts in 56 cities for the half year ending Tune 30, 1918, as compared with the corresponding period for 1917, totaled 981,366, or 10.4 er cent, ihe corresponding figures or hogs ihow an increase of 1,748,043, or 8.1 per cent. A comparison of the sheep receipts for this six-month period with those tor the first six months in 1917 shows a decrease of 192,155, or 2.6 per cent. British Sink U-Boat London. July 22.The British ad miralty officially announces the sink ing of a German submarine bv the rritish destroyer Marne, Dry Spell Damages Nebraska Corn Crop; Wheat Yield Better While heavy rains were general over Nebraska last week, the Burl ington's weekly crop report indicates t hat corn has heen damaged by the dry weather of the last few weeks. Kstimates at this time, however, point to what is considered a bumper crop, providing the season from now on continues favorable. On the basis of 100 per cent for perfect condition, the following fig ures are given out by the Burlington, showing how corn appeared to the company's experts: Division, Last. Week. Prevlou Week. Oniftha 98 100 Lincoln 7 100 Wymor 94 94 McCook 95 100 Reports from the threshing fields are to the effect that generally wheat is turning out betteV than was ex pected and that the quality is as good as has ever been known. In some lo calities the yield is running as high as 40 bushels to the acre. In the eastern phrt of Nebraska potatoes promise a fair crop, with a small yield in sight throughout the central areas. In the western part of the state prospects for a bumper crop were never better. The acreage is unusually large. Uncle Sam Makes Appeal For Hogs of Handyweight Nebraska hog raisers are asked by the federal food administration through Z, T. Leftwich, president of the Nebraska Live Stock Feeders' as sociation, St. Paul, Neb., to furnish light handy-weight hogs to the mar ket. What the government wanti, in or der to furnish the demands of the al lied governments for army use, is a clans of hogs that will run from 200 to 250 pounds weight, and that can be matured in from nine to eleven months without feeding of expensive corn rations. This class of hogs produce bacon, hams, shoulders and the best quality of mess pork, adaptable to the com missary uses of the various armiei in the field. OMAHA GENERAL MARKET Beef Cut Loins: No. 1, (70! No. , .Ho; No. I, 18c. Ribs: No. 1, 3o; No. 2, 32c; No. 8, 16c. Rounili: No. 1, 28c; No. 2. 28o No. (, ltc. Chucks: No, 1, 2Sc; No. 2, (2c; No. 2, 16o. Plate: No. 1, 16o; No. 2,. Ho; No. 3, 14o. Fish Catfish, odd sites, larrs, (80 lb.; halibut, SSo lb. black cod, larf die, 1(0 lb.) trout, ln to stilt, 2(0 lb.; Royal Whit Chinook salmon, 20o lb.; whlteflsh, 180 lb.; yellow pike, (lo lb.; pickerel, 1(0 lb. t Red Clnook salmon, (6a lb. ( blood-red bullhead, large, llo lb.; medium, 18o lb.; rock baas, lb. each, (Oo lb.; yellow rlnf parch, lb. noh, lto lb.; herring, llo lb. haddock, 12o lb.; steak cod, eastern, 1(0 lb.; crap pi en, 202to lb. buffalo, large, 14o lb. white perch, llo lb.; carp, larg. llo lb.; steak cod, western, llo lb.; gulf red nappr, 22a lb.; frosen larg bss, (0o lb; frosen skinned whiting, odd Use, flaky, almost boneless, 16-lb, bsskets. per basket, (2.6(1 round, 7c lb.; frozen round pink salmon, 14c lb.; frosen red salmon. Do lb.; frosen pink salmon, (Oo lb.; frosen sturgeon, 1(0 lb,; frocen Spanish mackared, 17o lb.; fosen native fall mackerel. Slo lb.; froxen floun- riera 19n 1h frntten enlee 12a lh.f fmn western red snspper, lOo ib.t frosen llvr smelt. 12o lb.; frosen No. 1 whit mullet Oo lb.; frosen Canadian Tulllbe whlteflsh. average lb., fOo lb.; frosen Canadian whlteflsh, large, dressed or round, 180 lb.; frozen Canadian dressed pickerel, llo lb.i frosen Canadian round pickerel, 10 lb.; frozen dressed herring, large, to In.; round, 8o lb.; baracuda, 14o lb.; sea rook bass, 14a lb.; roe shad. (4o lb. Catfish, large, fancy, fresh, 18a; halibut 21c; trout, 23n; Diack coa, loo; wnue percn, 12c; fancy frosen black bass, medium and large, 16o; fancy frosen burralo-earp. (c; snlmon, pink, whit, chlnooks, falls, l(o red, snckeyee. chlnooks, (4c; whit, 18c; pike, 22c; croppies, 20c, 2!c; frogs, genuine Loui siana black bulls, jumbo, (4.00; Urge, (3.(0. Fruits Orange: (0(, (6, 116s, (88, 824a (7.50; 120. 176s, 216s, 200s, 360. (8.00. Lemons: Bunklst, (10.60; Red Ball, (10.0S. Bananas, 7o to 7o lb. Peaches: Callfor nla. (1.11 box; Elbertai, ti ll bu.t Georgia Klbertas, (-basket crate. (3.25 erat. Pluma, California: Tragedy. Santa Roes, ((.60; Climax and Burbtnks, (3.2(. Apricot. Washington, (2.25. Cantaloup! Standard. 45s, (4.00; pony. (4, ((.60; flat, II to i(. (1.60. Watermelon, (o lb., orate extra. Vegetable Ittuce: Head, 64.00 er heed, (1.25 dnz.; leaf, 50o do. Cabbag, 00-lb. crates, 4o lb. Onion: Tellow Call, fornla In 100-lb. ack, (0 lb.; hom grown, 20o dox. Radishes, (Oo do. Pota toes, new, (o lb. Asparagus, 600 dt. Michigan celery, 60o do. Telephon pea, 16o lb. Cucumbers, (2.00 box. Beans, va and green. (1.60 basket. Summer quash, (1.00 dnz. Beets, 40c do. Carrots, 400 doz. Artichoke (1.(0. Orn pepper, market basket, (1.50. Tomatoe. 4-baket crate. (1.50. Llmea, (5.00. Garlic. 17c Egg pllvnts. (2.00 box. Mlscellsneous Crackerjack, chtokers, chums, (5.60; case, (2.85. Bar yopoorn, (0 lb.; shelled rnpeorn, 1-lb. pkg., 4-do. cess, (4.00. hrea B. honey, 1-lb. Kla", 1 doa. case, (3.85. Halted peanut, ((.00. Peanuts, 17o to 20o lb. i . MAXIMUM PRICES These maximum price of retailer arj effective at once. No merchant 1 allowed to charge more for the following Item, except as stated below: Jlrown augar, per lb Htigar, per lb H Mour (Nebraska), 24-lb., No. 1 (160 48-Ib No. 1 M16 Bulk, per lb .07 Hominy .v.- 06 Opwego cornstarch 13 Cornstarch v........ .10 Cornmeal, per lb., white 06 Tellow 06 Cornflour .06 New potatoes, per lb 04 Butter, per lb,, creamery No. 1. ...... .60 No. I 47 Kg, (electa 47 No. 1 .44 No. i ( Bread, (V. fi. standard loaf, wrapped), 12-01. (Ingle loaf 0( 12-oz. lost (2) K 18-oz. loaf 10 24-oz. loaf 1 Crseker (Victory) oatmeal ........ .20 riraham .20 Corn .20 Soda .20 Hire (In bulk), per lb., No. 1 ...... .14 No. 2 .- .H Tarley flour ..- -0( Rye graham flour, 24-lb. sack (1.90 Rrn flour, .24-lb. sack (l.0 In bulk, per lb .0 Oatmeal (In bulk), per lb v.- 07 Besns, per lb.. Navy No 1 .1( Pinto, best No. 1 11 Beonn, per lb.: Whol piece, wrapped. No. 1..... .(0 Sliced .. .60 No. 2 47 Siloed 66 Ham (whole). No. 1 (klnned . . . . .v .(6 No. 1 regular .(6 Shoulder 28 Lard, per lb.. No. 1 pur i .81 Compound 28 Oleomargarine (In carton), per lb.. No. 1 (t No. 2 81 New cabbag) beat quality, per lb 04 Corn syrup (in cans), 1-lb. 15 2-lb 20 6-lb 40 10-lb. 76 Sam prlc for ry or graham. These price are for ciih and carry or credit and delivery. Note 1. The prlo ar for cash over counter. Not (. An additional charge may be made for delivery or credit to customer. Ft. Joseph Live Stock. Kt Joseph, Mo., July 22. Cattle Re ceipt. 4,000 head; market alow; steers, (10.00011.00; cows and heifers, (7.0016.oo. Hogs Receipt 7.000 head; market high r: top, (18.60; bulk, $18.15 1 8.25. Sheer Receipts, 1,500 head; market slow; Iambs, (15.60; ewes, (12.50. Kansas City Produce. Kansas City, Mo., July !2. Butter Creamery, 23o; firsts, 40oi seconds, (9e; paeking, 33C. Egga First J7c: seconds. 11c. Poultry Hens, 26o; roosters, 18c; broil era, too. 'NOVELIST' AND ' WIFE ALLEGED ' TO BE FORGERS Many Spurious Checks Said to Be Passed by Omaha News paper Man Posing as War Correspondent. With a string of bad checks be?, hind him extending from Washing ton to Chicago to Omaha and to Lin coln, George H. Bennett is wanted for forgery by the Omaha police, A, complaint was made out against him by County Attorney Magney Mon day morning on the charge of forg ing a check for $85 on the Corn Ex change National bank of Chicago. The check was typewritten and made out to George H. Bennett The. name "Street Publishing company,", was typewritten at the foot of the' check and the name of Lee Foster signed in script. . Payment of the check has been refused by the Chi cago bank. : liennett arrived in Omaha several weeks ago and posed as a correspond-! ent of the Central News agency of London who had been gassed on the western front He secured employ ment on an Omaha newspaper and told wondroua tales of his nwspaper ex-; periences from the Alantic . to the Pacific. He told some people that he. wrote novels under the pseudonym of Talbot Mundy. He told others that his wife was really Corra .Harris.' novelist and magazine writer. ' and that she was a cousin of George. Creel chairman of the committee on public information. Bennett and his wife lived at the Morris apartments in Omaha. " He said that he was a Mohammedan by. faith and that he was born in Ar kansas of Arab parents. ' Cashes Checks. A week ago, on the plea tljat he had been assigned by the Saturday. Evening Post to cover I. W. W. ac tivities at Des Moines, Bennett suc ceeded in cashing several checks for small amounts on the Sate bank of Omaha. The bank reported in one in-, stance that his credit with the bank was good, but later it was discovered that this credit rested on a check for. $87 on the American bank of Wash ington which later protested the check. But by that time Bennett had left Omaha. . He was next heard of in Lincoln, where he succeeded in duping mem bers of the State Council of Defense, j one of whom acted as his host at . luncheon and even arranged to have the Bennetts, who were posing as special writers for the Saturday Eve ning Post, to address a patriotic , meeting at a Lincoln theater. But . before the address was given Ben nett smelled a rat and left town, just before a police officef appeared on, his trail. He is said to have escaped , with a pack of the Council of De-' fense's stationery. ,. . Good Crops Assured In?- The Red River Valfey Good crops of barley, oats "and wheat are assured in the Red river valley for this year. All reports in dicate that the poorest is about as good as the annual average, and in some sections prospects are as good ' as have ever been seen. In the southern part of Grand Forks county " wheat gives every appearance of averaging 25 bushels to the acre. This " county will need slightly more than ' 2,200 men for harvest about August' 1 over and above the labor, now available, as indicated by a survey completed July 17. ' The farmers and laborers of north- ' western Minnesota and northeastern. ) North Dakota have established a uni form waee scale of $3.50 for harvest and $4.50 per day for threshing, with board. - ' SKirMrMEIR PACKING S3MPANY gpouiTnv BUTTER EGGS T.AOI 1116-1118 "Doudlas SI? Tel-Doufjlas.521 July Offerings fUR July list of bonds and v short-term notes con tains fifty-nine offerings of securities which are attrac tive at present prices. It also gives condensed descriptions of twelve is sues yielding from 4.35 to 6.47. This list should be of in terest to yoa. Send for OB-170. TheNationalGty Company Comttonitnt Offieit in goCMtt Chicago 137 So. U Sail St Bcndt-Skort Term Solrr Acceptance PRESERVING EGGS T.rarn latest and test way EGGO LA TUM. Keeps eggs perfectly 1 year, coat but le dot. No expensiy jar needed. 1 Kept in ordinary box or carton. En dorsed by National Hot.seW.ves league,' Sucossful 8 years. Sample fof 50, itofc esai SOe postpaid Book free. CEO. H. LEE CO.. Boa 719. Omaha. Neb, - 1