THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1918.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North
FOB ONLX (4,300
1500 down and 3S per month, we can
ell food, honest built bom of all
rooms, dan and bath; oak tlnlih; only
threa years old; occupied by owner; ca
rafe; lot 45x138; why pay rent whan you
can buy a bargain Ilka this I
OSBORNE REALTY CO..
701 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 4.
(-ROOM bungalow, all on one floor, nearly
new and fully modern; paved atreet; one
lot and house, (3,360; ( lota and house,
14.350; near 40th and Grand. A big bar
gain f of someone.
RASP BROS., 3,10 Keellne Bldg, Tyler '21.
IF you ara going to buy' home, tea this
first; a fine five-room houae: electric
light, gas and water. Prloe 33.000. Bra
owner at 1330 Henderson.
NEW up-to-date T roonn. oak finish, large
Sou fine location; price $(,250; terms. (131
N 14th St Norrle A Norrla. D 4370.
11 J X.N IE LISA homes and lota offer the
bst opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
South.
GOAD HOME
HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT. .
. 6-room house, 2-story, modern; furnace
aj.-at; house in good condition; haa fire
place: good woodwork throughout; this
la a well built, substantial noma in a
good location; built better than moat new
houses: on 28th St., near Pierce: 2 blocks
to car: lust right for anyone desiring a
good home of their own and la priced
cheap at 33.500; terms If desired., F. D.
V cad. 310 Wo. 18lh St. Tyler 151. '
Fm'KlY) CLUB DISTRICT, 7-R. . modern
house, garage, lot 70x165; price 14,250.
fi A. Orimmel Phone Douglas 1615
Miscellaneous.
-ROM cottage, twu blocks from car. full
lot, (2.000 Terms. (300 casb.balance (20
per month '
BENSON 4. CARM1CHAEL.
642 Paxton Block
-FOR RENT AND SALE.
HOUSES. COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS
PORTER & SHOTWELL.
202 S. 17th St. Douglas 5II1S.
8-R450M modern pressed brick house, for
only (4.500; oak finish, fireplace; nice
order; near park. W. H. Gates, 647
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1294.
WE sell, rent, In&ure and make loans on
city property, north.
MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO..
24th and Ames Col. 217.
GOOD six-room modern house; close to car
line; price (3,250; would take auto as
. pari payment. Mr. Pease, 211 Brandels
Theater Bldg.
FOR quick sale or rent of your property call
' ,-A. J DAVIS CO.. Doug. 7150. 220 S. 13tb
St., .Real Estate and Insurance.
- W. FARNAM SMITH A CO.,
, Real Estate and Insurance.
1320 Farnsm St. Douglaa 10(4.
v n WF.An RKi.i.s real pstate
REAL ESTATE Duslness Property.
WE WILL buy your borne or business prop
erty and pay cash.
H. A WOLFE CO..
Electric Bldg Tyler 22
BUSINESS property and investments
A P. TUKEY A SON.
(20 First National Bank Bldg.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO.
Income. Business and Trackage Specialists
16th and Dodge Sts fiouglss 416
Office and Desk Room.
THE Bee building has offices that will
please you. Better Investigate. Key
stone Investmen' Co.. Tyler 181
IE ALESTATE INVESTMENT.
. LEAVENWORTH ST.
CORNER, $11,500;
INCOME, $1,200
BSxlOO. Improved with two exceptional
ly well AulU brick flats and modern resi
dence.' This is first time property offered
at lhlH price. This Is real value and
should he Investigated.
' GLOVER & SPAIN
Pons Ins 32. 919-20 City National.
--T.- - " " "riT-"'''"'' T-T-
REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE'.
10 ACRES near Council Bluffs. 7-room mod.
house All necessary outbuilding and
equipment. Fine crop grapes and crops
of Hit kinds. Near paved road and aa
hlenl place, (9.000. Will exchange on nice
homo in Omaha. Call Mr. Browne.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.,
913-14 City Nnt'l Bank Bldg.
, Unexpected Vacancies -
8S& California,' 2-r 22T.46.
101U youth 22d. 8-r.. bot water heat,
332.50.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.,
Tyler lWC. 3"3 Securities Bldg.
6 ACRES; 4-room house; 2 miles north of
Benson; all clear: exchange for 6-room
clear cottage In c ity; sickness demands a
change. Call Mr. Browne. Tyler 167?. li
ter-State Realty Co.
TO exchange for a good stock of merchan
dlse. 160-acre Iowa farm, good rich
productive soil, land lays fine, extra well
Improved; price (250 per acre.. E. Good
' man, Creston, la.
GOOD six-room modern house; close to car
line: price (3,250; would take auto
part payment Mr. Pease, 211 Brandela
Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
South
FUR SALE 2 lota. Just south of Elmwood
Park In Overlook addition. Owner leaving
City. Will sell cheap for cash. Address
Boa T 1183. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.
Benson.
2020 NO. 60TH STREET.
2024 NO. 61ST STREET.
4-Rooms, brand new bungalow with one
third acre, modern except furnace, cement
walka to car; (200 cash and (25 per
month, including Interest.
PAYNE SLATER CO. Pouglaa 1016,
160 ACRES, one mile south of Bennington,
Nob. Inquire of Mrs. A. Hanting. 4188
Cass St., Omaha, Neb.
Dundee.
BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE BRICK.
(9.60O.
Two-story pressed brick home overlook
ing Happy Hollow circle; fire place, aun
room, sleeping porch, and many other at
tractive features; price cut over (1,500
for quick sale; property could not be
duplicated for (12.000,
BEDFORD-JOHNSTON CO.,
223 Keellne Bldg. Douglaa 3140.
(6. 000. DUNDEE; (1.000 CASH.
Fine bungalow finished mostly In oak;
large living room with fireplace and four
bedrooms; a very sightly location.
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1803 FARNAM 8T
DUNDEE Jjstory frame, 7 rooms, modern
house on Webster near (0th St. Must ba
sold to close an estate. Price (5.500.
C. A. ORIMMEL. Phone D. 1615.
TOR property in Dundee, Happy Hollow
, and Fairacres, call GEORGE AND COM
PANY. 902-12 City Nat. Bk. Douglaa 756.
Acreage
TEN ACRES
uevel garden land, eaat Omaha, Close
to car line, clear, want clear rental or
home.
S. S. & R. E. MONTGOMERY.
213 City Nat'l Bk Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE. c
Two beautiful lota south of Elmwood
Park In Overland addition, full size lota
60x150 Will take Liberty bonds aa pay
ment. Owner going to camp, must aelL
Act quick. Address Boy T tit. Omaha
Bea.
REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES.1
'"OR SALE Meats and grocery business In
a Nebraska town with 1,400 population;
own all butcher and grocery store equip
ments: rent building; two acres of land;
slaughter house well equipped; reason for
selling. Write Omaha Bea, Box 1856.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
4 OR (-ROOM bouses or bungalows In good
locatlona wanted at once; have aeveral
buyers wanting good homes. F. D. Wead,
(10 South 18th St. Tyler 161.
WANTED for customers. Improved ranches,
- (40 toZSOO acres. White A Hoover, Oma
ha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
GOOD Omaha Income prqperty for clear
weatern land or eastern Nebraska farm.
Mr. Pease. 211 Brandela Theater Bldg.
IK you want to aell your house, list it with
-v ALFRED C. KENNEDY CO.,
SOI 8. 18th Bt, Douglaa TM.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate, Loani and Mortgages.
SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGES.
Secured by Omaha reatdenca ara est
Investments. Let us show yon tba eaeur-
Ity In the following loanat
I TOO Security valued at f 1.700
(SO Security valued at..'.. 2.000
1,600 Security valued at 2,(00
1,200 Security valued at..... 2,(00
1,200 Security valued at 2.000
1.400 Security valued at. 2.500
2.206 Security valued at 6.000
2,500 Security valued at 5.760
4.000 Security valued at 10.000
. E. H. LOUGEE, INC
v (38 Keellne Bldg.
No Delay Closing Loans.
W. T. GRAHAM,
(04 Bea Bldg. Doug. 1531
M LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY.
W. H. Thomas & Son, Kcelkie Bldg.
H. W. "BINDER,
Money en hand for mortgage loans
City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFB REAL ESTATE CO..
10K Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2T1(.
CITY AND FARM LOANS.
- I. (Vi and ( Per Cent
i. B. DUMONT CO.. Keellne Bldg.
(100 to (10.000 MADE promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Sts.
Private Money.
8HOPEN A COMPANY Douglas 4338
Miscellaneous
LOW RATES.
C O. Carlberg. 813 Brandela
Theater Bldg Doug Ms
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas Lands
AUGUST 20TH
Our next excursion to McOehee. Ark
W. g FRANK 0l NEVILLE BLK.
Kansas Lands.
80-ACRE EASTERN KANSAS
FARM
Well Improved, level, black loam farm,
close to Neodosha, Wilson county, Kansaj.
Owner wants Omaha home or will sell on
easy terms. There is oil on all sides of
this farm and It is not yet leased- price
(6,000; appraised for this amount bv loan
company,
S. S. MONTGOMERY,
21( City Nat'l Bank. Omaha, Neb.
Maryland Lands
Maryland water front farm. Mild climate.
Cat'g'e. Russell Realty Co . Baltimore. Md.
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BARGAINS 95 down. (5 monthly
nuya 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land,
near town, southern Missouri; price only
S3ZO Aaaress Kox 282 C, Springfield, Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
LOOK AT THIS.
401) acres, all In one body, not one foot
of waste, located right, only a mile from
goed little railroad town on main line,
with good market, schools and churches
About 36 miles out from Omaha's atock
and gratn markets, with the advantages of
Its wonderful department rtores. etc
Miln automobile drive from house Into
Omaha, al vays good, wet or dry.
Improvements: Six or seven-room
house, poor. One of the boat barna in
the state of Nebraska: holds 110 tons of
alfalfa, stanchions for some 30 head of
cowa, and barracks for 100 head of stack
ers or fattening cattle; all may ba fed
by simply pushing the bay Into the
rack from the great mow. Good ailo
at door of barn. Abunlin-e of other out
buildings The cropa on this farm right
now will speak for themselves, both corn
and alfalfa, and Us small grain crop
shows a record this year not to ba
ashamed of.
This farm Is priced to sell. "niy
(167.60 for a (200 farm.
Where will you find 400 acres, almost
tevel. not a foot of waste, close to schools
and markets,, first class winter wheat,
corn and alfalfa land, all in one body
that you would aver think of "buying for
less than (200 per acre? Such farma are
hard to find at any price. If you buy
this ona you can cut out and sell off at a
profit aa, much aa you wish.
Write or phone
J. M. DIXON,
L. BOX B-526, BLAIR, NEB.
AT AUCTION
IMPROVED FARM,
MONDAY, AUGUST 26. P. M.
On the above date at the EMPRESS
THEATRE, CENTRAL CITY, NEB., we
wm aeu at public auction to the highest
bidder, regardless of price, the following
deccrlbed real estate: The northwest
quarter of section 17, township 14, range
6, west or the stn P. M.. Merrick counts'.
Neb., containing 160 acres more or less ac
cording to government survey, located 6Vi
miles northeast of Central City.
TERMS 15 per cent of the purchase
price cash day of sale, 25 per cent March
1, 1919. Purchaser to assume a mortgage
or 14,500 due June, 1921, jearlng Interest
ft ( per cent annually. Owner will carry
remainder of purchase price for the same
period of time at 6 per cent lntereat. Good
and sufficient abstract of title together
with warranty deed delivered to purchaser
Lrch 1, 1911, when possession will be
given.
IMPROVEMENTS Good four room
house with screened porch, barn for ( horses
and good loft for hay, granary, chicken
bouse, hog and cattle ahed. Two good
wells with best of water at a depth of 20
feet. Place all fenced and cross fenced,
100 acres under plow, 20 acrea In bay, 6
acres alfalfa, balance good pasture. For
further Information see or address
NEBRASKA REALTY AUCTION CO.,
Central City. Neb.
CORN AND ALFALFA FARM
PRICED TO SELL
1(0 acres, 4 miles from town, on the
main line of Union Pacifio railroad, one
ralf mile from the Lincoln Highway, level
road to town. 40 rods to school, 1 H mile to
a small station. Land Ilea level, but la
well drained; good black ioam soil, very
productive; the corn on this farm will
rrove thla fact; 35 acrea In pasture with
small stream of running water; 10 acres
of meadow, balance under clow, brand new
4-room house, well sheltered by plenty
of nice shade trees; good stable for six
horses and a few other outbuildings, two
wells with tha very best of pure soft wa
ter at a depth of 20 feet. Price (130 per
acre, on good terms. Don't let a small
job at home prevent you from Inspecting
this farm at once. M. A. Larson, Central
City, Neb.
SMALL FARMS
I have several 10 to 40-ACRE TRACTS.
Improved; 10 acres, well Improved, macad
am road, adjoining city; 20 acrea, ma
cadam road, fair lmprovementa, excellent
location; S acrea well Improved, H
mile to city limits. good terms;
20 acres, Improved, Ideal laying,
good location; 30 acrea, aeveral miles
out, small Improvements; 40 acres, nifty,
well Improved, 1 miles out, excellent lo
cation; 60 acrea, 8 miles out, but near
.small town, well Improved, alfalfa. Range
In price from (160 an acre to (600. These
are all producers. BE A PRODUCER, not
a conaumer, loan Uncla Sam aome of
your money, or fight.
ORIN S. MERRILL ,
COMPANY,
101B-10K CITT NAT. BANK BLDG
40 ACRES
Krug Park Road
40 acrea facing paved road, short dis
tance north of Krug Park. lmprovementa
consist of a good (-room modern house,
oak finish, fireplace, electrio lights, wa
ter system, furnace heat; alao a good 6
roora house not modern. Good garage,
fair outbuildings, aome fruit This la the
cheapest acreage close to Omaha and can
be bought on very easy terms. For price
etc., call
J. L. Hiatt Company,
(00 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Tyler 63.
FARMS AND RANCHES
Wa havs several very atthactlve prop
erties for sala In Dawes, Keya Paha and
Brown counties. These are placea that
wa have peraonally Inspected, and van
recommend aa being good buya. Send for
Hat and photos atatlng aa to your wants
moke Inr. Co Oaaart
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Oattle and Hog Prices Were
Strong, with. Fair Receipts;
Heavy Sheep Run on
Lowered Market.
Omaha. August 20, 1918.
Official Monday .
Eatlmate Tuesday
..10,796
. . 5.000
4.473
7.000
25.090
36.000
Two days this week.. 15,796 11,473 61 090
Same days last week.. 16,043 13.724 37 646
8ame days 1 wks. ago. SI. 816 18,064 19,73
Sama days ( wks. ago.18,866 18.454 31,981
Sams days year ago... 80.487 10.835 25,9"9
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the nion Stock yards. Omaha. Neb., for
tt hours ending at ( p. m.. Aug. 30. 1918.
RECEIPTS CARLOADS
Cattle. Hors. Sheen H'r'.
naoasn 3
Missouri Pacific 4
1
1 I
34 100
10 1,
33 4
14
11 is 'i
8
i
127 135 1
Union Pacific l
C. & N. W east 10
C. A N. W., west .... 67
C St. P., M. & O. 3
C, B. ft Q.. sast 4
C, B. A Q., west 75
C. R. I. & P.. east... 4
Illinois Central J
Chicago GL West . .. . 1
Total receipts 182
DISPOSITION HEAD
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Morrta & Co 1,203 90 713
Swift ft Company 1,292 1.546 1.634
Cudahy Packing Co.. .1.764 2,J!4 5.S37
Armour ft Co 1,368 1.TJ5 8,176
J. W. Murphy 2,147 ....
Lincoln Packing Co... 61 ....
80. Omaha Pkg. Co... 15
Wilson ;g( ,,,,
W. B. Vanwant Co 73 ' .'
Benton. Vansant 53 '.
Hill ft Son 187 ., .
F. B. Lewis ;i8 ....
J. B. Root & Co . . 67.
J. H. Bulla h .... ....
L. F. Huss js ,,,,
Rosenstosk Bros 175 .... ,
F. G. Kellogg 17
Wertheimer & Degen. 146
H. F. Hamilton S9
Sullivan Bros jg .... ....
Rothschild ft Krebs .. 80 '.
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.. . 39
Higglns 7 ....
Huffman 23 ....
Roth n ....
Meyers 15 .... ....
Baker, Jones ft Smith 114
Banner Bros (5 .... ....
John Harvey ;&s ....
Dennis ft Francis... ,13 .... ....
Jensen ft Lungren 63 ....
Other buyers 1.104 .... 31,420
Totala 9,640 8,986 29,080
Cattle Receipts of cattle were estimated
at ,uoo head, or 198 cars, and were mad
up mostly of wtstern rangers. The beef
market opened up on steady to strong basis
wun yesterday, good to choice western
quotamy selling at (14.50 to 316.60 and
medium grades at (11.00 to (13.60. Butche
stock was very active and around 26c hlah
than yesterday, choice crades aellinr 1
(10.00 to (12.50, medium kinds of cows a
(8.80 to (9.60, canners and cutters ruled
atrong ana active at (6.50 to (8.60. Stock
era and feeders were again 25e higher on
a ugni supply, best weighty westerns tell.
ing up to S14.Z5.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
DBsves, i(.uunj)is.uu; good to choice beeves.
(15. 0016.50; fair to good beeves, 113.60(g)
n. ou; common to rair beeves, (10.0013.00
gooa to cnoice yearlings, 114. 00016.00: fai
to good yearlings, (10.0014.00; common to
fair yearlings, (7.00 9.00; good to choice
grass beeves, (14. 5016. 60; fair to good
grass beeves, (U.601S.60; common to fair
grass beeves, (9.0011.00; Mexican beeves,
(8.60010.60; good to choice heifers, (9.00
11.60; good to choice rows, (9.0011.00; fair
to good cows, (8.009.00; common to fair
cows, J6.00fip7.76; prime feeders, 113.00
14.50; good to choice feeders, (11. 00012. 50
fair to good feeders, (9.0010.50; common
to fair feedera, $7.008.00; good to choice
stockers, (10.0011.76; atock heifers, (7.600
39.00; stock rows, (6.60 7 50 ; stock
calvea, (6.60Q)10.00; veal calves, $7,000
13.00; bulls, stags, etc., (8.00010.60.
Hogs Receipts today amounted to 7,000
head, making supplies for the two days
this week, 11,473 head. The market opened
active and aales to shippers, 100150 higher
and packera, 6 010c higher. After a fairly
large proportion of tha recelpta had changed
hands at these prices the market weakened
and became very draggy closing possibly
not much more than steady. Bulk of today a
sales were (18.30(3)18. 60; topa going at
(19 15.
Sheep There was another large run of
sheep here today, 133 loads, estimated at
36,000 head, making supplies for the two
days this week 61,090 head. Quite a large
proportion of today's receipts consisted of
shipment from Wyoming. Feeder lambs
opened perhaps 16 0250 lower than yester
day, (17.26 being tha only price heard of on
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
'" 160-ACRB BARGAIN.
Good soil, level land. Weld oounty,
Colo., near Bushnell, (20.00 per acre;
(800 cash, balance S per cent, or will rtis
count 10 per cent for cash. P. J. Teb-
bens, 606 Omaha Nat. Bk., Omaha, Neb.
WRITE ma for pictures and prices of my
farma and ranches In god old Dawes
county, Arab L. Hungerford, Crawford.
Neb.
FOR SALE Best large body, high grade,
medium priced land in Nebraska. Very
little money required. C Bradley. Wol
back. Neb.
MERRICK COUNTY Improved corn and
alfalfa farma at tha right price. M, A.
LARSON. Central City, Neb
Oregon Lands.
OREGON LANDS.
Irrigation.
"In the peart of the Range"
The Jordan Valley Project.
Malheur County, Oregon.
An empire In tha making, land (1.00 per
acre plus tha cost of the water. Tou can
fila on grazing homestead entries nearby.
Literature and particulars on request.
Next excursion August 28.
HARLET J. HOOKER,
940 First Natl. Bk. Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Wyoming Lands.
WHEATLAND Wyoming farms, (60 per a.,
Including paid up water rights. Henry
Levi ft C. M. Rylander. 8(4 Omaha Nat'l.
South Dakota Lands.
I AM quitting the ranch business and offer
for sale or will trada for land or Income
property ninety head of horses, Belgian
and Peroheron bred, from yearlings to
nine-year-olds. Dlnney Moran Lake An
des, S. D.
FARM LAND WANTED.
FARMS WANTED.
Don't list your farm wltb us If you
want to treep It.
E. P. SNOWDEN BON.
(10 Elentr. Bldg. Doualas 9871
POULTRY AND PET STOC
BARLEY, (3.60 per cwt delivered. Wag
ner. 801 N. 16th. Phone Douglas 1142
Horses Live Stock Vehicles.
GOOD, gentle, 12O0-lb. Hambletonlan horse,
city broke. Phone Walnut (39.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Organised by the Business Men of Omaha
FURNITURE, pianos and notes aa securlt?
(40. ( mo., II. goods, total. (3.60.
Smaller, larger am'ta. proportionate rate
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETT.
682 Securities Bldg., 16th Farnam. Ty. 6(
LOANS OR DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
I CW SMALLER LOANS. O Of
O W. C. FLATAD EST. 1891 lO
(TH FLR, 8ECURITII.ES BLDG. XJ. 8
Lowest rates. Private loan bootha. Harry
Maleshonk. 1(14 Dodge D. 1618 Est 18(L
DIAMONDS AND JEWELS' LOAN8
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Oscar F. Ellison to Charlea W. Mar
tin, a. w. cor. 26th and Ohio at.,
46x110 3,000
Frank O. Seward and wife to E. A.
Smith, 16th St., 80 ft. aouth of
Fowler avenue, west aide, 40xl3(.. 2,600
Frank L. Marks and wife to Emma
V. Svoboda, Florence Blvd., 60
feet north of Newport, west side,
90XX144 8,260
Clara Ferer and husbands to Laura B.
Nuqulat, 3(tb ava. 262 feet north
of Davenport, east side, 60x60 3,660
Arthur L. Joy and wife to Frank H.
Riley, Saratoga at, 202.1 feet west
of 27th gt, north aide, 44x181 3,200
Louise L. Myers and husband td
Madeline Uerllng Laurel ava., 60
feet eaat of 38th ave., north side,
60x128 750
Arcadia Land Co. to Nebraska Chris
tian Missionary Society, a. w. cor.
80th end Arcadia ave., (0x120 1 3(0
Mamie D. Huffltt and husband to
Burton A. Wyman, Blnney at., 160
feet eaat of 21st at, north aide,
(0x124 1,300
tha early rounds. No fat lambs had been
aold but prospects ware that they would
have to go at lower prloea. There wss a
very large supply of mutton here today. It
being estimated (0 cars of ewes alone be
ing Included In the supply. A break in
prices on aged stuff wss Inevitable but Just
how much It Is impossible to say at this
time.
Quotations on sheep: Lambs good to
choice (17.(0017.(0; lambs, fair to good,
(1400017.00; lamb feeders. (15.3(017.(6;
yearlings, good to choice, 118 00 14.50;
yearlings, fair to good, (13.76013.00; year
lings, feedera. I13.S601S.IS; ewea, good to
choice. (11.00013.50; awes, fair to good.
(1O.OO0U. 00. a
NEW YORK STOCKS
Trading Broadens and List
Strengthens; Liberty 3 l-2s
Continue Upward Prog
ress to High Mark.
New Tork. Aug. 30. Trading In stocks
today broadened on a slight Increase of
activity. The expansion was accompanied
ty a general strengthening of tha list, al
though shippings, rails and a few special-
lies were again most conspicuous.
l.toerty jijs continued their upward
progress to the new high quotation of
lui.H. many lots changing hands at
near that figure. Other liberty issues were
active, but without spprecisble change.
A significant development of 'he day
was the adoption of a resolutton by th
clearing house committee expressing lis
entire sympathy with the "credit conserva
tion" recommendations recently advanced
by the federal reserve board. Indefinite
continuance of tight money Is expected as
a result of this action.
Canadian Paclflo waa once more the
outstanding feature of the Investment !
suea, augmenting Ita recent advance with
an additional gross gain of four points.
Other trans-continentals were firm.
Next to United States Steel, which gslned
a trifle, Mercantile Marine preferred was
most active.
American Telephone registered another
substantial recovery, Ita further rise based
on tha regular dividend, and Western
Union also made up part of Its loss.
Domestic bonds were Irregular and In
ternationals featureless. Total sales, par
value, (7,150.000. Old registered 4s lost '
per cent on sales
Number of sales and quotations on lead
ing stocks: Closing
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Am, Beet Sugar . .
Am. Can
Am. Car Si Fond'y
Am, Locomotive . .
Am. Smelt. Ref.
Am. Sugar Ref. . . .
Am. T. ft T
Am. Z., L, ft S...
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison , . .'
A G ft W I S S L..
Bait & Ohio
400 t.9Tt 69 Vs 69 H
900 47 46 V 46Vt
400 85S 85 86
800 67i 66 6
1,000 7S 4 87 7814
300 110 109H 109
3.S00 97 96 95t,
300 18 18 18
1.100 66 65 66
300 81 81 81
300 103 103 102
400 (5 64 64
1.100 24 26 26
B. A S. Copper.
Cal. Petroleum 25
Canadian Pacifio 6.300 162 169 160
Central Leather 78
Chea. ft Ohio 200 58 67 67
C, M. A St. P.... 2,000 49 .48 48
C R I ft Pao ctfs. . 1,000 25 36 25
Chlno Copper 38
Co o. Fuel ft iron 500 47 4v. 47
Corn Prod. Ref.... 600 48
Crucible Steel 1,(00 68
Cuba Cane Sugar 1.100 30
Distiller's Sec 2 (00 69
Erie
General Electric
General Motors .. 3,(00 163
43Vk
68
80H
(8
43
68 ti
80H
68
16V,
145
167 1S0V4
Qt Northern pfd 92
O. N. O. ctfs 600 i 31 81
Illinois Central 96
Inspiration Cop..
1 600 5 HI 61 61S
Int. M. M. pfd.
Int. Nickel ....
Int. Paper ....
K. C. Southern
23,900 103 k WiVt 102
700 SO 29 29
1,400 86 34. 84
600 18 18 18
200 33 38 33
Kennecott Cop.
Louisville & Naab 116
Maxwell Motors .. 900 26 26 26
Mex. Petroleum .. 1.900 101 101 100
Miami Copper 27
Missouri Paclflo
400 24 23 23
Mont. Power
Nevada Copper . . . .
N, Y. Central
N. T N. H. & H..
Norfolk & West..
Northern Paclflo...
Pacifio Mail
69
20
600 73 73 73
7,(00 43 42 42
200 107 107 106
200 90 89 89
200 32 31 31
600 44 43 43
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal 50
Ray Con. Copper.. 200 24 23 23
Reading 2,300 (0
Rep. Iron A Btsel (00 (3
Southern Paclflo.. 900 87
Southern Railway., 200 23
Studebaker Corp.. 1.200 44
Texas Co 13,600 151
89
92
87
23
43
150
89
(2
8T
23
43
154
Union Pacific 1,600 126 134 124
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol 600 128 127 127
U. 8. Steel 36,600 111 111 111
U. 8. Steel pfd... 300 110 110 ...
Utah Cooper (0
Weatern Union .. 300 (1 87 81
Westlnghouse Eleo (00 48 43 43
Bethlehem B 2,000 84' 83 83
Total salea for tha day 190,000 shares.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Aug. 20. (U. S. Bureau of Mar
kets.) Cattle Receipts. 16,500 head; steers
steady to atrong; butcher stock mostly 10
15c higher; about half of receipts were west
erns: beef cattle, good, choice and prime,
(1(.6018.85; common and medium, (10.00
16.60: butcher atock, cows and belters.
(7.2514.25; stockers and feedera, good,
choice and fancy. (10.2513.00; Inferior,
common and medium, (7.6010.25; veal
calvea, good and choice, (16.76 17.76 ; weat
ern range beef steers, (13.60tiil6.50; cows
and heifers. (9.00(312. 60.
Hogs Receipts,' S3. 000 head; market
closed 1015c lower than yesterday's aver
age. Best morning price was (20.10, but
late top was (19.90. Butchers, iilbj
19.85: light hogs, (19. 16019. 90; packing,
(18.0019.99; roughs, (17.4017.90; bulk,
(18.2519.80; good and choice pigs, (17.75
18.50.
Sheep and Lambs Recelpta, 16,000 hesd;
market steady to 2(e lower; some western
ethers (Oo lower: top weatern lambs, (18.25;
top native lambs, (17.76; lambs, choice and
prime, (17.66018.25; feeders, 116. 6017.66;
breeding ewes, (12.(0018.00; ewes, choice
and prime, (U.8612.35; medium and good,
J12.35C12.86; culls, (4.5O019.OO.
Kansas City live Stock.
Kansas City, Aug. 20. Cattle Receipts,
16,000 hesd Including 100 southerns. Mar
ket steady. Prime fed steers, (17.00
18.26; dressed beef steers, (U.'016.76;
weatern steers, (10.0014.60; southern
steers, (7.6013.00; cows, (8 2516.00; heif
ers, (7.6014.60; stockers and feeders, (7.50
14.50; bulls, (6.6010.50i calves, (8.00
14.00.
Hogs Receipts. 20,000. Market higher.
Bulk of sales, (18. 761(40; heavy, (18.90
19.40; packera and butchers, (18.76iQil9.56;
light, (18.9019.00; pigs, (16.5018.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head.
Market lower. Lambs, (18.00ffllS.25; year
lings, (11.60016.00; wethers, (10.00 14.76;
ewes, (9.0014.00; stockers and feeders,
(6.0013)18.00.
St. Louis Live Stock.
St.' Louis, Aug. 20. Cattle Receipts, 5,900
head ; market atrong. Native beef steers,
S11.C01S.Z6; yearlings, steers and heifers,
I9 6016.60; cows, (7.50 12.50; stockers
and feeders, (8.60 12.00; fnlr to prime
southern beef steers, (10.00017.70; beef
cowa and heifers, (7.60016.00; native calvei
37.76 16.25.
Hogs Receipts, (,600 hesd. Market high
er. Lights, (19.(5020. 00; pigs, (14.(0
18.86; mixed and butchers, (19.65 20.00;
good heavy, (19.8020.00; bulk of salea,
(19.60919.95.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, (.400 bead.
Market steady. Lambs, (14.00017.00; ewes,
(11.00012.00; cannera and choppers, (6.00
9.00.
' Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, Aug. 20. Cattle Receipts, 1,-
000 head; market 16o to 25c higher; beef
steers, (11.00 016.50; fat cowa and heifers.
(8.00010.60; canners, (6. 6007. 60; stockers
and feeders, (8.00013.00; calves, (7.60
14.00; bulls, stags, etc., (7.60011.00; feeding
cows and heifers, ((.(008.(0.
Hogs Receipts, (,600 head; market
10c higher; light, (18.76019.20; mixed,
(18.(0018.75; heavy, (18.1618.60; pigs,
(17.50018.00; bulk of sales, 818.20018.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 300 head;
market steady.
St. Joseph live Stock.
St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 20. Cattle Re
ceipts, 2,200 head; market higher; steers,
10.00014.00; cows and heifers. (5.50016.00:
calves,. (6.00013.60.
Hogs Becelpta, 4,509 head: market
higher; top, (10.60; bulk of sales, (18.600
9.45.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.800 hesd:
market steady; lambs, (12.60018.60; ewes,
6.00 1I.D0.
St. Louis Grain.
St. Louie, Aug. (0. Corn fleotember.
1.69 asked ; October, (1.68 bid..
Oats September, 74 He; October, 75
New York Metal,
New Tork. Aug, 30. Lead and speiter
Unchanged.
At London: Spot tin, i(7T
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
.
Corn Prices Are 2 to 3 Cents
Higher; Oats Advance Three-
Quarters to One and a
Fourth; Wheat Firm.
Omaha. Aus. 20.
Receipts of grain today were 83 rare of
wheat. (0 cars of corn, (( cars of oats, no
rye and 1 car of barley. Corn prices for
arlv trading were from 2 to 9 i,ni, hi.,.
Sales were made aiowiy up to a late hour!
yellow grades being about the only kind
disposed or. uata were ri of a cent
higher, the bulk aelllng at the extreme ad
vane. wheat sold readily at unchanged
pricea.
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT
Recelpta (cars)
Wheat ..... 88 217 $
Corn 60 60 39
Oata (( 36 38
Rye l
Barley 1 l
Shipments (cara)
Wheat 85 42 1
Corn 4o 65 65
Oats 20 18 60
Rye ,
Barley I
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1,231
163
724
Minneapolis 414
Duluth 2
Kansas City 343
S8
44
3
Ht. Louis 342
Winnipeg VI
PRIMARY GRAIN MOVEMENT
Receipts (bu.) Today. Year Ao.
Wheat 3,304,000
821,000
irn , 4SS.0O0
Oat 1,964,000
1)3,
1,884,
000
000
Shipments (bu.)
Wheat 3,967.000
435,000
366,000
864,000
Corn 376.000
Oata 442.000
U. 8. CLEARANCES,
Today.
Tear Ago,
Wheat 246.000
iso.ooo
Corn , 66. 0(1(1
Oats 106,000
Ys' sin
Corn No. 1 white: 1 car. (1.88.
white: 1 car, (1.72. No. 2 yellow: 2 cars,
(1.78. No. 3 yellow: ( cars. (1.75: (-6 car.
(1.74. No. ( yellows ( cars, (1.69. No. (
yellow: 2 cars. (1.68; 1 2-8 cars. (16.
Sample yellow: 1 car, (1.65. No. 6 mixed:
car, 11.(0: 1 car. (1.67. Sample mlieri:
I cara, it os; i car, (1.63; 1 car, (1.50.
uais no.
2 white: l car. 71 Wo. Ktn.
vrdi 1 71,- No'.J,whlt: 11 " 71-
No. 4 white: 1 rar. 70Vc. Sample white:
1 !? J"?Oi M". 70o (wheat).
Barley No,
Wheat No
2: 1 csr. (l.ii.
1 hard: 2 cars. (2UV4: i
car, (2.18. No. 2 hard: i car, (2.17 (du-
"""i. c.r, tJ.ie; ia cars. (I.I6; l car,
ismuuy; i rar, sa.io (smutty.) No. 3
(durum); 3 cara. (2 12; 1 cars, (2.11; i ca7
(2 10 (smutty). No. 4 hsrd: l car, (2 io;
1 car. (2.09; 1 car. (2.08; 2 cars, (2.06
(smutty.) No. 1 spring: 1 car. (3.14 (mmm.
..... . . . . - . -
iyii i car, i.u (smutty).
Closing Chicsao Dricea. lufniBhAA Th, ii-
by Logan A Bryan, atock and gratn brokers.
lit Xnuih m.i..n.i, ......
...u.
Article.! Onen. I High. IT.7.' I r... iv.-.l
I-ow. I clo'- Ves'y
Corn.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Oata.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Pork.
Hep.
Oct.
Lard.
Sep.
Oct.
Ribs.
Sep.
Oct.
1 ( 1 (4 16
1 62 1 (5 161
1 (3 I (( 163
f Tl 79
11 78 70
" T4 72
44 10 44 SO 44 10
44 (0 44 90 44 (0
2( 80 2 80 28 77
26 (0 I 26 (7 28 (7
24 92 25 00 24 (2
00 26 22 25 00
1 (4 1(0
1 64 162
1 66 163
72 70
73 70
74 73
44 25 43 (0
44 (0 44 16
S( 7T 36 71
26 p,7 26 (2
(( 00 (4 76
26 22 24 (8
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
WJ'..jra'!5ed .,tr"rth. Kansas City,
.-rp
22o and closing strong. The sdvsnre
brought out stop loss orders, and, although
aT:,rS
October com closed fio on at (t ssa, 1
u. were oougni by shippers today, and
fnm Tm4Ih a-,, . ... . I
v'a.X uZ1 r" V"T "l""'i l" iiiac uic price oi ice to consumers
, ch.c.,.-. f ?obo;hoiucents pcr hundred' faiied
dsmage reporta from southern Nebraska t0,V,0Vf UP-
and Iowa as wsll aa tha imith.i nl,ni., Itie lone excentinn was 7,.
irWlA'- Emitted,, the Independent
strong. Closing prices were I cents over
yesieraay, ootober at 74o.
... v..,y it.i.,1,. removal or ins max-
Imum price restriction from rtrr ..it.
meats bv th. fnn .rfmii i ..."L7
about higher prices, closing prices wen
a net advance of (07c in lard, 25027. operate one wagon, asked for per
Vv.',b' 1 4...60c. n "k: mission to raise the orice. lioth
rj extras ana rirsts, unchanged; seconds,
"vHnti sianaaraa, 44p44o.
Eggs Firm; unchanged.
.wTnT8?: r.r?ce.. V.?;",
Potatoes-Unchanged; receipts. 61 cars.
Corn No. 1 yellow, nnmlnsl- No i.
wnusM.i UI ILK. A II STII .1 1 1 ll I
low, (1.8001.81: No. 4 yellow. 11 Taunt il
ii?4m? ' Wh'U' T1"0i """'ard.
Rye No. 1. ll.S7ai.SSU
No. 2, nom-
Inal.
Barley (1.0101.06.
Timothy (6. 00 (.On.
Clover Nominal.
Pork Nominal.
Lard (26.67.
Ribs (24.26026.12.
New York General MrL(
New Tork, Aug. 20. Flour Barely steady
springs, 111.160111. 40; winters, (10.400
10.70; Kansas, (11.10011.86
Wheat-Steady; No. 2 red, 13(4 track
New Tork export to arrive
Corn Firm; fresh shelled No. 2 yellow
iiu. yenow, S1.J, Both 0. I. f..
now rork.
Oats Firmer; standard, (O0(lo
Hay Firm; No. 1, (1.651.70; No. t.
$1.6601.60; No. S, (1.4001.46.
Hops Quits; state, medium to choice.
..... oonmt, iiu, nominal; raclfio ooast.
1917. 1922o; 1(18, 1316o.
Pork Unsettled; mess, (49 00049.60;
family, (65.00; ahort clear, $45.00062.00.
Lard Firmer; mlddlewest, (26.(0026. 7C
iuow yuiei; clly ,peclft 0nMj Hc.
Rice Steady; fancy head. lOOlOlie: blue
rose 9c
Kggs Market irreauinr- rec.in. finj.
fresh gathered extras, 4960c; fresh g'ath
7. ."."u,::p"Kea "trft 4648c;
Cheese Market firm, unchanged
Live Poultry Market
2;chfowl, 2'35c: old roosters. 24
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit.
New York. Aua 20. Evnrit
Dull; state, 13?16Uc.
Prunes Quiet; Callfornias. 8016c: Ore.
gons, 12l(c.
Apricots Firm: choice. lc
16c; fancy, 19e.
.reaches Scarce: standard
phntn. , , , , ...... '"V"71V,
-...i,,, 47ai;. inner, jimiiur
rtlltlnn - Steady: loose nniiFii.l. in.,
choice to fancy Heeded, lU&lc: seedier!
fUc; London layers, 2.00.
Turpentine and Rosin.
New York Cotuin.
New Tork, Aug. 20. Cotton closed ateadv
sajs, s UOh UQUIIIIO UI 0 IO 1 pOinla..
Cotton futuroa closed steady; October,
32.03c; December, 31.61c; January, 31. 40c;
o aa nat- ,1 1 i .at m r ... . '
aeasaivil, Oa.fOU, illaty, Oi.VQC.
Nw York, Aum. 20. Cotton future. niMti.
ed Irregular: October. 32.26o to 2ffl.in.
December. 81.16c to 30.76c: .Tinn.rv an 7A I
to (0.76c; March, 30.80c to 30.96c; May,
tiuiifji
Savannah. 0 Anir ?HTmn-
Firm; 66 bbls.; aales, 66 bbls; receipts. 483
bDls.; shipments, 119 bbls; stocks, 26,883
bbls. I
Rosin Firm: sales. 1.864 hbls reini
1,946 bbls.; shipments. 336 bbls.: stock,
65,990 bbls.
Quote: E I D. E. $10.6i87S: O, (10.76
; H, I. (10.6090: K. (11.760112 00: M.
(12.00; N. (12.2S; WO. (12.60; WW, (12.76.
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Aug. 20. Flour Un-
changed; shipments, 72 cents, 447 barrels.
Barley 84 99c.
Rye (1661.67.
Bran (29.81.
Corn (1.781.S3.
Oat6K70Hc
Flax (4.634 4.66H.
,f , ' Dry Goods.
New York. Aug. 20. Cotton goods re
mained quiet today, with agents fiaurlna
on .new prices to conform with government
minimum. Broad silks were Inactive end
men's wear faced the same problems aa in
the past.
Kansas City General.
Kansas Clly,' Mo., Aug. 20. Mutter and
Poultry Urn-hanged. .
Kgg Firsts. 39c; seconds, 3.1c
Kansas City, Aug. 20. Corn Septumber.
(1.71; October, (1.69 V.
New York Nugar.
New Tork, Aug. 20. Sugar Unchanged.
Bnej CUy News
fcUec, Fans, 8. Burgesa-Granden Co.
Hare Root Print It New Beacon
Press. ,
IV Molnca Couple Married Miss
Catherine M. Carter and Leo Jlelf
ner, both of Des Moines, la., were
married by Rev. Charles W. Savldge
Monday.
Sues for Freedom Florence Ora
Schuler has filed suit for divorce
against John Schuler; alleging evtreme
cruelty and nonsupport as the grounds
tor in action.
The school boards of Douglas coun
ty are composed of 181 men and two
women. Does not the work of county
superintendent look like a man s Job?
vote ior Milton a. Jams.
('horses Desertion Charglns de
sertion and that ahe failed to cook his
meals, Nlcholu.fi Smith asks that he be
divorced from his wife. Elsie, to whom
he was married April 28, 1916.
lituid Concert The Omaha Bone
mlan band, tinder leaderahlo of Fred
Woodard, will play municipal t on
cert Wednesday nlsht in the Benson
playground, beginning at 7 p. m,
Arrives Ovcroeatt Victor II. Black.
now a member of the S31st aero snua-
don, has arrived safely oversea, ac
cording to information ranaivaA H
- nia ratner. j. L,. H ack. 2325 Rownrrt
street. He waa formerly employed as
a arartaman for the city.
Axks Divorce and Allmonv Harriet
Bobbins socks a divorce from her
husband. John M charting: extreme
cruelty. She alleges that thev were
married October 4, 1906, and that her
noma nas oeen anything but a happy
one. Alimony ia asked.
Oldaitioblle Headquarters Here The
Nebraska Oldsmoblle company haa
'r""errea ita Headquarters from Lin.
w... M uui'uo, i. j. yy ursi, ma".-
Ager of tna service department, has
already moved to Omaha with his
family and taken charge of the de-
Dartmpnt h.ra
St?es Nebraska Guards w t?
iiuhbiu pi me mirnngton has re
turned from
ne vlalted Fort Sill, Okla. He met a
large number of fh hnv. ih
rtiKLJ i.?L..f.
f"" i-urasKa mere. He found the
enrRSKJlns enjoying army life, but
anxious to go overseas to get' into
wie ngnung.
Two Divorces Granted Two de-
c'e?a loT divorce were granted by
JuJ8"e sears late Monday. Mrs. Fran-
ces Fanclullo was granted a divorce
from hr hn.h.n r.u ...
i - - ........iiiiv., U , ,m i j i i' , i . ' , ii i if.
snrl skA 4 J . r 1
I cuoaociy or two minor chll-
T , r,f, ftrge WM Stlon.
Mrs. Lulu B lveu pnr.rl
r,. -
"",""" on lr ground Of
nonaunnort
lino fl replace goods at Sunderland'
jiuy wne ice ueaier
Attends Hearing on
Question of Prices
With one exception, independent
:e dealers who were to appear before
Iscar Allen. Dnito-la ,,i..
, n . i. o wiiii i y iuuu
administrator yesterday and show
cause why they should be permitted
pendent Ice COmoanv. which nre
cented figure, to Vhow that at' the
Prent price the company is forced
to pay for ice and at a selling orice
of 50 cent, per hundred, it K
possible tor the company to make
y money. According to the her-
cornP?ny. wniCIl Operates Seven wag-
ons, IS JUSt DreaKing eVetl, With no
prOnt tO ItSelt.
I j ... .. . , .
wo otticr aistnoutors. tne u ack
stone company and M. Nelson., who
y ouumu uguves mici jus-
iiiying ineir request,
. .
Ice Cream Soda Prices
ass .
F0 0W POD Oil WaV UD
V v" ,,HJ WH
Tweiitv-fntir hntira fi" ttiat nnnn.
lar carbonized, atmospheric article
T:u " 7 1 T ... . '
mi io ten cents pcr Dome, umana
drug stores and soda fountains by
mutual and syndicated agreement an-
iicacu anuuicr Jiwicy io tne price oi
uc cream souas. me price is now
15 cents instead of 10. The 24-hour
delay in the advance, it is presumed,
was to ease the jolt.
The price of ice cream has not
advanced, manufacturers say, but the
. j i L "V""""-11" " l"c
soda iotif owners apparently go
on tne theory that "yOU never Call
ICII.
One Man "Winged" When He
Assaults Night Watchman
While making his rounds at 10
o'clock Monday night, M. B. Billings,
night watchman for the Union Fuel
r n m nontf ura 3eaaitfa1 Kts tutA a
.1 'rr....:..u .-j .u. ui:
at aweiiucin oucci auu mc tiuriing-
ton tracks, and in defending- himself,
drew his revolver and fired several
shots. One of the men. I. H. Sut
i"", JO oouui iwciiucm aircci, was
arrested, but the other eluded can
ture. Billings thinks he hit him
when he fired his revolver.
Sutton told the police the man's
name js Ike Hart.
New York Honey.
New Tork, Aug. 20, Mercantile paper-
Unchanged.
Sterling Unchanged.
Francs Demand, (5.66; cables, (6.66.
Guilders Demand, 61c; cables, 52c.
Lire Unohanged.
Mexican Dollars Unchanged.
Time Loans Strong; unchanged.
Call Money Strong; unchanged.
U. S. 2s. coupon 98 I. C. ref. 4s 77
U. 8, 3s, reg. . 99 I. M. M. 6s.... 99
U. 8. 3s, coupon 99 K. C. B. ref. 5s 78
U. 8. Lib. 3s lM.lS'L. & N. un. 4s 83
U. 8, 4s, reg...l06M K t I III 4s 61
U. 8. 4s, coup. 106 M. Fac. gen. 4s 68
Am. For. 8ec 6s 97 Mont. Power 6s 88
Am. T. A T. c. 6s 87 N. Y. C. deb. 6s 94
Ane-ln. French 6s 84 N. Pao. 4a
81
68
Arm. A Co. 4a SZN. Pac. 3c..'.
Atchison gen. 4s 80O. 8. L. ref. 4s ..81
B. . O. r.v. 4Us 76U,,P. T. & T. 6s UN
H,th lnl r f,. Ra 'P,nn con. ili.. UK.
Cen. Leather 6s 931'enn. gen. 4s 86
,Cen- Pacific lt 76Roadlng gen. 4s 82
t, n k st s t. a p mu
In u jL n iius p.c , mv
f' M , a P n 4 Ui 77 Southern Rv 6 (i li,:
C R I A P ref 4s OSH'T. & P. 1st 83'
c. A B. ref. 4Hs 73Un'lon Pac. 4s'.'
D. A R. O. r. 5s 62 U. S. Rubber 5s 804
D. of C. 6s ('31) 92 U. S. Steel 6s.. 98V
Erie gen. 4s esii'Wabash 1st 91U
General Eleo. 6s (6 French gov. 5s 99
O. N. 1st 4 Vis ..87 lild,,0ffcrcd.
U. 8. 2s, reg.... 98
New York Coffee
New Tork, Aug. 20. The market for cof
fee futures was irregular todny with a con
tinued small volume of buxlness. There
was further scattering liquldntlon by inar
months, but the offerings were absorbed
by sellers of later deliveries, and r'-ports
that Importers were paying slightly higher
prices in tho cost and freight nvirkel gxve
futures a steady undertone. The opening
was unchanged to two points higher and
the market clos'-d net three points higher
to one point lower with September selling
around 8.3n and May between 9.1tc and
9.14c. Closing bids: September. ,.4c; Oc
tober. 8.60c; Deromber, 8.71c; January. 1 79c.
March, 8.9lic; liny. 9.13c; .luly. 9 :Nc
Spot coffea steady; Rio 7s. N'c; (vintu.N
4s, 11 Vic
l.ln.terd.
Aug. 20. Linseed 14.60.
Duluth, Minn.
40 GREEKS SENT
FROM THE CITY AS .
RESULT OF BRAWL
Men Told to Leave Town and
They Hastily Gather Their ,
Effects an! Take
Departure.
Early Tuesday morning forty Gree.k
laborers were driven out of Council
Bluffs by unidentified men who
seemed to be acting in accord with a
general plan. The Greeks were nearly
all railroad workers, who had in
curred the dislike of the men who
assumed the authority to order them
out of town. The roundup begin
shortly after midnight and was con
tinued until the men marked for 'de
portation" were headed toward ElSt
Omaha.
No violence was used and-,, no
panicky or spectacular scenes oc
curred. The territory involved -1fj-cluded
only the the section in 'the
northeastern part of the city. Tlte
alleged "undesirables" were quietly
but firmly told that they would find
healthier localities outside of Council
Bluffs. It was alleged that there were
no threats of violence and that most
of the "warnings" were given in a
friendly manner.
Despite this a wave of excitement
spread through the Greek settlement,
mostly bunk cars, and there was hur
ried gathering up of personal effects
ana a stui more nurried departure.
The men circulating the warnings
worked quietly and in the darkns$j
not one of them disclose! his identity.
None of the Greeks thus driven out
returned to their work yesterday, and
it was said that they would not do
so, but would seek employment else
where. Provocation for the action is "al
leged to be connected with the- shoot
ing of Gus Folus, early Sunday morn
ing, and the story told by the oartv
of Greeks who were alleged to have
been held up and robbed by . four
masked men. There was some doubt
cast upon the story at the time and it
was said yesterday that a strong con
viction has arisen that the shooting
occurred during a dispute among the
men themselves and that the holdup
story was concocted to protect the
man who fired the shot.,
I ohce investigation, however, failed
to disclose any foundation for the
theory. 1'olus is still in the .hospital
um is recovering. - ,
Deputy United States Marshil
Shoemaker rounded up 22 Greeks
Aiontiay night and expected to get 40
more Tuesday. Every Greek in the
first bunch had Liberty bonds
either $50 or $100 denomination. Al
together they held $1,150 worth of'
bonds. "
Seek to Discourage Sale
and Trade of Liberty Bonds
The Douglas County Council ' of
Defense is taking steps to discour
age trattic in Liberty bonds. , It has
been brought to the attention of .the
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nuns sic urging aitvpiancc oi jid-
erty bonds in exchange for stocks in
the corporations. In other ..in
stances, merchants advertise they will'
accept bonds in payment for gockds
and merchandise. Secretary Leslief
the local council has made this state
ment:
"The government has repeatedly
made it known that it is opposed, to
these practices, and the State Council
of Drfense and the Council of De
fense for Douglas county are co
operating in an effort to stamn it out.
The government desires, for obvioua
reasons, that these bonds shall re
main in the hands of the original mtr-
chasers, and those who insist upon
trafficing in them in face of the gbi
ernment's known desire in the matter.
will expose themselves to undesirable
publicity at least.
Declares Woman Sold Dog
to Him, Then Stole It Back
The affection of Mrs. A. Mcfilsf..
1705 Willis avenue, for the canine ao.
cies, particularly one of the bulldog
variety, proved stronger than her
love for money, according to the tes
timony of her neio-hhor. Alhert Rrf.
dick, 1717 Willis avenue, who had her
arrested Monday on a charge of stealV
ing the dog after he had ourchasert it
from her. - ""'
Reddick declared that he bought
the dog on Saturday for $5, and took
it home. On Monday the dog disajv
peared. Suspicion pointed to the for
mer owner as knowing something"!
the disappearance and whereabouts' of
the animal, Reddick said. Mrs. Moi
fet declared she did not know where
the dog was, but admitted she was
sorry she sold him and would I.U?e
to have him back. The case was corn
tinued. :; .
Dick Kitchen Will Enter
Quartermaster Corps Here
Dick Kitchen, manager of the Ho
tel Paxton, has jut received a releas
from the draft direct from Washing
ton and expects to enter the quarter
master corps at Fort Omaha Thur.
day. J .
wift & Company
Union Stock Yards. Chicago, Aug. 21, 1918.
Dividend No. 131
Dividend of TWO HOLLA Its ff2.00 pershar
on the capital stock of Swift, h Company wlU
be paid on October Int. 1018, to stockholders of
record, Autrust31st, IMS, as shown ou the book
of the Company. '
F. S. HAYWARD, Secretary.
PACKING
COMPANY
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