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18 TOE OMAHA DAILY TtEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 19057 nuiiEss chascf.s. TO GET In or out of bnsness cull on Wil li am. Iluom ill. McCague building. WIIOLFSALE bakery for Bale, ioo loca tion and good trade: falling health Is rea son for veiliriar : new brick oven. Arf'Tcse lloi 37S, Geneva, Nab. T M227 IF YOU WANT CAPH for your business, city prnticrty or farm send full particu lar with boat price and I will tell y?u how to get It, provided It la located la the United Btatrs. My plan a winner. Wrlta today. Kmeraon De 1'uy, toa Moines, la., sixth floor Iowa Loan and Trust building. Y M344 B9 IF TOU want to Invent few hundred or few thousand In good aafe money-making imposition rail on C. H, Olovrr, 401 N. Y. Life, Omaha, or write him care Creetun Llectrlc Hy.. Light, Heat and Power Co., Creaton, Iowa. Y-117 31 WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange four business or property quick, tee J. I. Johnson. 843 N. Y. Ufa. Y-M789 TOR SALE, a hotel and furniture, with livery barn In connection. In a thriving town In central Nebraska. The only hotel In the town. Good business already established. C. A. Koblnaon. Kearney, Neb. Y MiM 84 FOR BALE, meat market, well equipped, doing good buslnesn, daughter house sheds and 8 acres of ground, good loca- ' tlon, binld'.ng leased, town of 2.500 In southwestern Iowa, good reasons for sell ing. Address H sA. Bee. Y 141 II -V RARE CHANCE The best cattle feeding and grain farm In the Mississippi valley, 1.400 acres, rich, black soil, high creek bottom land, with aome gently sloping ., upland; used for years for feeding ajid gracing; part cultivated, with heaviest of crops; corn on bottom land will r,o 80 to . 1"J bushels; blue graas pasture heaviest kind; located In rich corn belt of North ' Central Missouri; adjoining station on , trunk line of Sante Fe railroad, 96 ml'e ' from Kansas City; well fenced, mostly . hog tight; large brick dwelling, two-story tenant house, large barns and csttle r sheds, self-feeders, stock scales, seven ''windmills and central pumping station , with gasoline engine and three miles pipe i fer water; this Is the best money maker ' on the market for feeding purpoaes and j grain raising; an examination will verify f these claims; owner old and wants to re ! tire. Price, for a short time, $50 per acre; ' worth $75 for a permanent Investment. , Address B. V. Beauchamp, Urookfleld, Mo. Y M1G3 i J HAVE a stock of general merchandise two years old. about 83.0H0; must be sold t In two weeks; the first offer will be ac . cepted. S. Herns, Carroll. Iowa. Y-M281 31 2 WOULD like to correspond with parties who will take an Interest In the develop ment of mining prospects. O. W. Pack ard, Dead wood, 8. D. Y M29 2 BAKERY and confectionery for sale, splen did opportunity for live man; good loca tion, Al railroad town. Invoice 39U. Call In or address Commercial Bureau of In formation, 426 Paxton block, Omaha. Y-614 il HOUSEKEEPING; three large connecting rooms, modern, south and east exposure; reasonable to desirable party. 131s South 25lh St. Y 338 81 HANDSOME, Intelligent American lady, worth 3,000, will marry Immediately and assist kind hueband financially. Address, Belle, 134 Van' Buren til.. Chicago. Y 354 31 OPPORTUNITY for man with some capita! to make good money. For full particulars call on T. J. Halatead, Murray hotel. Y-615 81 CORPORATIONS ofton experience diffi culty in selling capital stoca. ineir propo sitions contain every element of success, but they fall to secure necessary capital. WhyT Because the possibility of loss ex ists. Present a proposition without risk and prospects of large profits and stock sells readily. We can put your proposl- ; tlon on this basis through underwriting and aid In the sale of your securities. i Central State Underwriting: Co., Tacoma Bldg., Chicago. Y 370 31 ."THIS beats New Jersey." Charter pro . cured under South Dakota laws for a few j dollars. Write for corporation laws, ; blanks bylaws and forma to Philip-Law- v ion, mm ass i secretary ox state, Huron, , scaaie lo., ooutn Uakota.' Y 368 81 IF YOU have a business or financial propo sition to promote get our successful Method of financial advertising. Snyder 5iJJofV?"?n AdVl Agency, JKH Tribune Bldg., Chicago. ' Y 360 81 i EASY MONEY, Incorporated 8100,000; 810 makes $500 by our sure and safe system .. of turf Investment; entirely new plan :. free; write for It quick; It costs only a Postal card. The Douglass Daly Co.. iurf Commissioners, 112 Clark St.. Chi cago. Y-463 S1 :MANAQER-rWe nve a good position for a capable man, with satisfactory refer ,"; nce" o take charge of the offices and business In Omaha of an old established 'Chicago manufacturing company, who aro manufacturers and jobbers of goods used In every section of the United States; ; salary $1,200 per year and a liberal com .. muBslon; must Invest 81.000, which Is held r.1 t Vi lerm OI employment. ? Jl Lick' ContinenUl bank bldg., Chicago. Y484 81 8PLENDID opportunity for wideawake flushing man to make a very profitable nvestment; unusual merit, quick returns : and no risk whatever. For complete In l formation address or call on Commercial Bureau of Information, 426 Paxton block, Omaha. Y 414 81 A CHANCE for a fortune; we pay B per cent weekly for small Investments of $10 and upwards. This Is an opportunity for . the small investor without a parallel Full : particulars free. John J. Rvan Co-Opera-i!v lnytnient Co., tins Commonwealth : Trust Bldg.. St. Louts, Mu. Y-845 31 il WANT to buy some kind of business and a residence (not connected). What : have you to offer? Give full description i ?,nd J,r'.'i, A- M- Barron. Station t. South , Bend. Indiana. Y 301 31 fYOU can make 84 to 810 weekly copying : .letters for us at home. Send stamped . envelope for partlculara. Fay Manufac turlng Co.. i Varren Ave.. Chicago Y 3o-31 FAKE oil and mining stocks. Do not own i . raV .9!ln sample copy Flnan- clal Bulletin, containing Defunct Stock , Llat, latest mining news and valuable In o formation to Investors. Bulletin Publish ing Co.. Box 1043, Denver, Colo. Y IF YOU are looking for a genuine money maker, you should see T. J. Halstead at the Murray hotel; Orst-claas credentials; Al proposition. Y 815 81 FOR SALE stock of general merchandise, r Jnvolce $l,00u.o; good location. Address r C. M. Street, St. Joseph, Mo. Y h?.11?0 f?,Iery ' I001 '"untry town 'liui Viw810, for lh-D f'"- -sh. Ad dress Photographer, Imperial. N,b. Y 358 SI LEARN about Angora goata as money, makers, read American Ooat Breeder room . 147 Sth Ave.. Chicago., published monthly, 10 cents a copy, Y 4U7 81 'TOR SALE-Hakery and restaurant In good 1iw.Vow.1? ot I'"' K"tbllshed cash traie 5 of t& Ually. .Will aeil reasonable. Write quick. J 8. Bee. Y 383 31 W RITE us at once and we will show you C fS 'ry lnved now will make you '. ,s- .Greatest opimrtunlty ever offered smaii investor No racing. Legitimate business proposition. Artiress. Anglo American Corporation, 78 Fifth Ave . New Yor- Y-J80-86 ONE IX)LLAR saved weekly for 10 weeks makes you m liest references Thor ough InvestiKattun auliclted. Address Standard Chemical Proprietary Co.! Broadway. New York. Y 381 Si A PROFIT of X to 40 per cent per month earned during the past two years by our infallible system of speculation. Dlvl- . dends paid weekly. No failures. Htxhly endorsed. Particulars free. Mention Taper. J. JX Irving 4 Co., 3U2 Rroadway. New York. Y-38-3l 1)0 INVESTED returned a net protlt of 84. i&. 3f interested In speculation send for "Conservative Trading." Hellable In formation Co, 4w Bennett Bldg , New rk. Y-3n3i ,DRY GOODS, notions, furnishings; new well selected stock; controls lare trade; long lease; rain or land: investigate, il. Sure. St. Paul, Neb. Y 435 81 i l or "IC"ne'e; drug store, near . V ,r .. u,,," nice uusinesa. w., Dellone," Omaha, Neb. Y 404 -81 fVK HAVE choice bargains in hardware v ana general mercnsmllae stocks. Missouri, Illinois. Kansas. Oklahoma. Wheeler 4k Co.. Kansas City, Mo. Y M 31 )IR. T. J. H AliiTE AD, now stopping at the J Murray hotel, can lull you how to mke I xvr house burglar proof. Xili U Bl.KS CHA5CF.9. Patents Guaranteed PATENT" SECURED OR FEE RE TURNED. Send model or sketch for FREE otlnlnn as to patentability. Bend for our Illustrated Of IDE BOOK, finest publication Issued for free distribution. Contains 100 mechanical movementa. Tells HOW TO OBTAIN A PATENT. HOW AND WHAT TO INVENT FOR PROFIT, HOW TO SELL PATENTS, LAW POINTS FOR INVENTORS, etc. Patents secured through us advertised without charge In the PATENT RECORD. SAMPLE COPY FREE. We also send free our LIST OF INVENTIONS WANTED. Address EVANS, WILKENS & CO., Registered Patent Attorneys, Evans Bldg. Washington, D. C. TUB Co-Operatlve Turf Syndicate pays t per cent weekly dividends; a legitimate business proposition with dividends paid firomptly each week. Write for full par Iculars to the Co-Operatlve Turf Syndi cate, Roby, lnd. Y MAKE YOUR MONET EARN MONEY. A SAFE INVESTMENT, weekly divi dends, sums of $20 up received; your money always at your command, and all money to your credit can be with drawn on demand. We have earned and paid between 6 and per cent each . and every week. This Is no gambling, but a legitimate business proposition. Best Of references throughout ths United States. Write for our booklet free. Ad dress H. Brolsskl 4k Co.. Suite 403. 3ot Dearborn St., Chicago, I1C Y IF THE parties whose homes were burglar ised the other night had had an Interview with Mr. T. J. Halstead, now stopping at the Murray hotel, the chances are they would have been several dollars better oft. Y-tlS 81 E. J. ARNOLD CO. of St. Louis, Mo., race horse owners and bookmakers. In vite the speculative public to an investi gation of their methods. This Is an old and long established concern, amply re sponsible and reliable In all Its dealings. A ridd Inaulry into their business will develop a condition unattalned by a ivy other invest tment proposition ever offered for public participation. Subscription to their capital may be made In amounts of 320 and upward, subject to withdrawal In full on demand. Dividends paid in cash fifty-two times every year. The best pay ing safe Investment In the country. Refer ences: Banks, trust companies, commer cial agencies, St. Louis business men and prominent men everywhere. For full par ticulars address, E. J. Arnold & Co.. 9th and Pine Sts.. SL Louts, Mo. Y BUY WHEAT AND CORN $100 Invested in grain or stock by our safe method plnn should result In a profit of 8250 to 8500 within 30 days. Write fov particulars and send for our free book. "Modern Methods for Safe Investments." M. B. Flower Sc Co., Bankers and Brokers, Traders' Bldg.. opposite Board of Trade, Chicago, 111. Y 425 31 RACIXG, RACING. fl"0 Invested In a responsible book-making firm earns $6 weekly; a safe money-making enterprise and only way to win on races. Judd, Leary Co., St, James bldg., N. Y. Y "SUCCESS IN SPBCULATION"-8109 In vested In grain or stocks by our "Safety Valve Plan" should result In a profit of $600 to $1,000 within 30 days. Write for particulars and send for our free book. '"Modern Methods for Safe Investments.'1 Richard Oliver A Co., Bankers and Brokers, Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., . Chicago. Y 414 SI WANTED, a partner In a good general merchandise business in a live town In western Nebraska, or a party who can loan a few thousand dollars and accept a good position. Lady preferred. Ad dress J 12, care of Bee. Y 489 31 $10 EARNS 83 every fifteen days; larger accounts in proportion; send for circular. National Fiscal Agency, 68 Brooks build ing. New York. Y 478 81 CHIEF OF POLICE DONAHOE says that T. J. Halstesd of Texas, now stopping at the Murray hotel, has the deadwood on bouse breakers. Y 615 81 MAKE YOUR FORTUNE QUICKLY Small capital required; our little book let explains everything; how to be suc cessful on the Board of Trade and New York Stock exchange; write at once If you wish to make big money on a small Investment; highest bank and commer. clal references. Union Investment Co., Rlalto building, Chicago. Y 468 81 OUR weekly dividends corroborate our claim that bookmaklng la a sure money making business; co-operate with us; 50 and upward will net big earnings weekly: send for booklet. Homer H. Selby Co., St. James building, New York City. Y-4t 31 FOR SALE A valuable patented article, with trade partly established; or will take partners. Address J 15, Bee. Y-M507 8 FOR BALE Photo gallery, cheap; good town; no competition. Address J 21, Bee. Y 623 81 FOR EXCHANGE. SEVEN-ROOM house, full lot, barn, city water, to trade for vacant. Good 5-room brick house to exchange for good vacant lot. L N. HAMMOND. 617 Paxton Block. Z 385 31 FOR EXCHANGE 160-acra farm In cen tral Nebraska; unencumbered; valued at 31,lu0; will exchange for a good vacant lot or on a or 7-room residence. Sea 8HIMER 4V CHASE, Modem Cottages, Farms, Mentals, 0t Bee bldg. Tel. 1443. Z-s09 31 FBRSOAAl, PRIVATE hospital before and during con finement; babies adopted. 33U Grant 8L Mis. Gardels. TeL F-1183. U 738 V1AVA, woman way to health. Home treatment, booklet Ire. See Bee Bldg.. Omaha. U 734 TEL. 780 for L. M. . messengers. v-um GRAMOPHONES aud Mippllea, wholesale laa U-1JB SHAMPOOING and halrdresslag . 26c. In wnnectloa with The Bakery, lit-ia) Bee building. Tel. 171. U 737 i&KPH? PlJty. in connection Tr . ithry. rooms kl.8-.i20. Bee B.dg. T,t- l7M- U-J34 ? - JACKSON, room 4. Frenser block chroma dUeasea a specialty: con sultation free. l 738 830-HUPTURE CURED FOR 830-No knife. """ ueienuon from business. ?'n.,n.'or..book,et' - KA'PJRK KUP 10BJE CLKai CO., N. X. t, Bldg.. Omaha. U-OiT HAIKDRES81NG. manlourtng and chlrop- ZHy' J014'"" oai' la connection with Ihe Bathery. zlS-aJu Bee Bldg U 731 PRIVATE sanitarium for ladles before and during confinement. Dr. and Mrs. UeriMcu. 4u4 N. loth bt., Onuiha. U 448 PARIS WOOLEN CO. New location, 141 Douglaa. '.rhone L-2221. U 454 S10 PRIVATE 'home for ladlea before ana dur ing confinement. Babies adopted. Mrs. Burget. 20 Burdette St. U44 ttuutU ELITE PARLORS. (IS 8. 16th St.. Id floor. U-M028 87 MME. SMITH, baths. 118 N. It, 2d floor. R. 1 u-e;i-a-i WILL any relativea of late General Lor lna" who sees this oommuiiicaie promptly with C. K. L, box 704, St. Augustine, Fla., business ot family Importance T L MJ04 1 ACTIVE Catholic lady to work at home: $38 paid for U days trial; permanent If aatlsiactory. John En-wall. Lakeside Bldg., Chicago. U Joi RETIRED merchant, middle age, worth io.iiuu, seeks at once poor but faithful wife. Address, Mr, Hamilton. 4i8 Omaha Bldg., Chicago. U 366 81 HAND80MB lady, has farm and S.000, would marry, assist and make pleasant home to kind man. American, 78 La Salle St., Chicago. U 871 31 I WAS saved from consumption after my rase had been pronounced Incurable and btle!- by eminent physicians. If you are suffering Hum this dread disease and will write me 1 will glady tell you how It waa done at home. My s le object I to be of some benefit to humanity. Rev. Melvin L Peden, pastor Church of Chnst, PBRSONAILS. W. FARNAM SMITH , &CO. Manage Estates and Other Properties Act as RECEIVER, EXECUTOR, GUARDIAN AND TRUSTEE ' for CORPORATIONS, FIRMS, INDIVIDUALS and fiscal agents of CORPORATIONS 1320 Farnam St. Tel. 1064 DEAR LADT, did you ever realise that when you pay $12.00 or $15.00 for a hat that we could sell you at $5.00 that the dear lady friend who highly recommends a certain place often gets a very large reduction In price for herself for the con sideration of her influence among her friends? Our price strictly one price, and Ice wster free. PENNELL, Millinery, 1514 and 161 Doug las St., over the Singer office and Lind say Jewelry store. U SUPERFLUOUS HAIR warts and moles permanently removed by electricity; con sultation free and confidential: all work guaranteed. Mlsa Allender, 1613 Douglas. MONDAY will be a bargain day at Ben nett's. Pianos sold on monthly payments. U 390 31 NEW pianos for rent at Bennett's; rent applies on purchase. U 438 31 I MAKB a specialty of chronio and nervous diseases and cure cases which I undertake. Consultation Free. Dr. B. M. Jackson, Specialist, Ftenxer block (15th and Dodge Sts.), Omaha, Neb. Office Hours, 9 to 4 and C to 8 p. m., Sundays, 10 to 12, noon. Out of town sufferers, write P. O. Box 352. U HANDSOME young lady, with nice home and $23,000, has eveiy thing to make life happy but companionable husband, would assist right one. Address "Jullett." Box 676, Chicago, 111. U 430 31 INDEPENDENTLY wealthy lady seeks kind and loving hUHband who will Invest ber money judiciously; would marry soon, Catherine, Box 83, St. Louis, Mo. U 450 81 INDEPENDENTLY wealthy lady, with charming personality, sweet disposition and lover of home, will devote life to kind husband. Sincere, 812 Holland Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. U 463 81 WEALTHY gentleman, with beautiful home, excellent character and liberally disposed, will marry for love and compan ionship. General, 62 Koken Bldg., St. Louis. U 52 81 MATRIMONIAL association, 8,000 members worth 3100 to 3100,000; unquestionable ref erence riven; new paper, 10c, sealed. R. L. Love, Denver, Colo. V 451 81 HOW BIG Is your bust? Dr. Conway's Bust Tabloids Is the only remedy on earth which enlarges the bust 4 to 10 inches; no Injury, no appliances, no poisons home treatment; 31,000 If we can' I. .-xxtiou, facts, 4c siai.ips. Conway Specific Co., 15 Temple Place. Boston, Mass. U 447 81 MOLE and Freckle Powders, 25c each; samples and Beauty Secrets Booklet, 10c. Dr. Harrington, 19 N- Sth St., Reading, Pa- U-420-31 AM of attractive appearance, In the prime of life, worth 375.0u(5, and I want to marry an Intelligent, honest gentleman, regard less of circumstances or station in life More attention is paid to hunting for gold than a true companion, hence the number of unhappy marriages, so why not go about it In a businesslike manner? It is of no consequence how people become ec quainted the paramount thing is the In dividualsand I have set aside custom, as the happiness of a lifetime is of irore moment, believing there Is somewhere In this broad land a genuine man, whom I can love and with whom I can share my fortune. If he will lay aside his scruples, w. 1 P.ave n,1,1evJonP enough to address Miss Weller, 69 Dearborn St., Chicago. - U 462 81 A WONDERFUL French clairvoyant; what he tells comes true; send 10c and birth day. Prof. E. Garnot, Box 2.179. Boston. Mass. U-470 31 "SUCCESS Don't Konslst In never makin' k !i!J!J?I8,.-b.ut. .?n never "akln' the same blunder twist. Don't blunder, smoke Stoecker Cigars. U M527 T MEDICAL. DR. PRIES, the acknowledged leading specialist In diseases of women In Omaha, would call the attention of suffering ladles to his unsurpassed accommodations before and during confinement and his treatment for Irregularities, no matter what cause. Call or addreas, with stamp. Dr. Pries, Arlington Block, 1613 Dodge Omaha. 767 DR. W. HUTCHINSON, specialist of women and children: 80 years' practice F"C; offlcSUSX feWeoc f'Pone. LADIES, use our harmless remedy for de .J!1 ?r uJPr"l period: it cannot fall; free. Paris Chumioui Co., MUwau- W IS. LADIES' Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pllla are the best; safe; reliable. Take no ?.l,,r- 8?n1 c- stamps, for particulars. Relief for Ladles" in letter by return 7? . A,8k 0.ur . d'UKs-let. Chlohestsr vuprnicai r'nnaqeipn'a. Pa. EXPERT AOCOI7STABIT. PRIVATE lessons In bookkeeping, etc.: night class Mond.. Wed.. Fri. O R. Rathbun, room 15, Com'l Nat'l bank. M32S CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL kinds ef carpenter work and repair ing promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. uth and Lake streets. i? ACCORDION PLEATING. IDEAL PLEATING CO., 1810 Howard. 136 PAWNBROKERS.. EAOLE Loan Office, reliable, aocr.mmodat lug; all buatneaa confidential. Uul Douglaa 1 7tl STAMMERING AND BT UTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Kama Bldg. ' ' 7M1 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING in families or at home. Mlas Sturdy, 2680 Harney. -433 A31 TINNERS AND CORNICES. E. SAVAGE. 2SL1 Farnam. 'Phone, nil. -M342 81 FLORIST. L. HENDERSON. 1619 Farnam. Tel. 12U. Send for price list, cut tluwers ana plants. M7M ANNOUNCEMENTS. WATERS PRINTING COMPANY. Tele phone 8190. ail South Thirteenth street. -T79 LAW AND COLLECTIONS. BT1LLMAN 4k PRICE. 23 U. A N'l Bk. Bid. 777 f ATENTk. PATENTS Sues A Co., Bee Bldg., Omaas no (ee unless successful advice free. . 11 Bit" GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOI T GARBAGE CO., clean cesspools and vaults, reuevee aarbaae e"d J4 animals fw4UM4 itnuas. td N. la, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Cereals Hold Firm in Spite of Imall Trtds and Iitrtmelj Doll Uarktu FROST SCARE INCITES SHORT COVERING September Options In Corn and Wheat Close Advanced, bet Oats Ease Off m Shade Vb Session, Monday. CHICAGO. Aug. 8". Fears of frosts and other weather handicaps and big business In wheat and flour worked against the dullness of an ante-holiday market In stains today. Corn traders were on tenter ncoks over possible damage to green corn fields and as a result what changes were made In the somewhat dull markets were rr.sinly on the bull side. September wheat closed W!4c higher, September corn o ur and September oats c lower. Provi sions closed 5o lower to 15c higher. In spite of a small trade there was a firm undertone In wheat. Freeslng temperatures still lingered on the distent northern boundary of the Canadian north west and bear speculators feared frosts as a consequence. Showers were general In the spring country. Csbles were lower, Paris having lost 8 cents In two days. This, however, had little effect, as did a considerable enlargement of the receipts of new spring wheat. There was good buy ing of December here but most attention was aiven to September, which on short covering waa lifted Tic at one time. Sta tistics were of little value, this day last year having been a holiday. The exception to this was the report of 997,000 bushels of wheat and flour cleared at the seaboard a bit of news that materially strengthened the pit. September opened unchanged to Ho up at loc to 70c, sold to 71Ho and closed Arm. H&hic higher. December sold between 67H and 67to7Hc and closed steady, c up at 67Kc Local receipts were 2-" cars, 3 of contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported 367 cars, making a total for the three points of 594 cars, against 46 last week. Primary receipts were 951,000 bushels. Corn was abnormally dull, but prices held firm. Cash business was at a standstill, with no sales reported. There were no outside orders received and speculators were not inclined to do anything on their own account because of the double holiday NICKEL PLATING. OMAHA Plating Co. Bee Bldg. . TeL 2535. 787 MUSICAL. MRS. F. H. WRIGHT, piano, 1818 Webster " 137 U-4 PHONOGRAPHS. W E ARE western headquarters for Edison phonographs and records. Prices. $10 up. Neb. Cycle Co., lfith and Harney. M989 823 THE new list of September records for "- urm v-ycie to, M305 1 OSTEOPATHY. GiD. E. A ALICE JOHNSON, osteopaths, SulU 616. N. Y. Life Bldg. TsL ltifrt 778 DR. A. T. HUNT. 613 McCague Bldg. Tel. -774 MRS. GRACE DEEGAN. 638 Bee bulldlnr. Tel. BH. jg- - r SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN 8 ANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Ufa 76. BOYLE3 college, court reporter principal, N. Y. Life. 1m NEB. Business Si Shorthand College. Boyd's Theater. 770 Omaha Commercial college, 17th and Doug las; bookkeeping, shorthand, telegraphy. Penmanship, art; night school 6u8 TYPEWRITERS. LAMBERT TYPEWRITER, price 320; Is fast, efficient, durable, easiest to learn, use and care for; sent on approval. Mon roe ec Co., 101 No. ltith SL. Omaha. . M12 FOUND. ' TAKEN UP-About 14-month-old steer; red. no tall. 2102 Cuming street. Fojnd M313 1 TAKEN UP at 4518 Franklin St., Omaha. ,n.e b'acl1 ttnd wnl steer with loose Bkln, brand on neck; weight about 450 pounds. , Found M310 31 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION sale household goods Tuesday. September 2, 1902, at 1 o clock. W D Wrlghtnour. 8928 N. 20th St. 363 31 ' BRASS FOUNDRY. BRASS and aluminum casting, nickel plat ing and llnlshing. Specialty Mfg. Co.. 41 N. Main St., Council Bluffs. " WANTED TO BORROW. TO BORROW-$400 on real estate, unlm proved, but ample security. Address J 10, Bee. 4g 2 ELECTRICAL REPAIRERS. GRAND Electric Co.. II Jackson. Tel. 2848. . was STATUARY FACTORY. STATUARY and ornamental work. 711 S 18 -MM MAN Lfc'ACTLKlNU. P. MELCHIOR. 13th and Harney, ma chinist. 776 OMAHA Safs and Iron Wks. makes a spe cialty of nrs escapes, shutters, doors snd safes. O. Andreen, Prop,, 103 S. 10th Sl 77 LAUNDRY. OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts, 8c; collars, 2c; cuffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenworth. TeL A-1781 773 AUTOMOBILES. ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. 1119 Farnam street. Derighfe. -7SS BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., HI North Kth. FUR DRLSSINt. O. R. GILBERT CO.. tanners, 1424 Bo. 13th. 7B9 FILLINGS 23 CENTS AND Otf CENTS. Work guaranteed. Post graduate. No students. Ws are here to stay. eimufiATtS: Small Charges tor All Materials Only. Teeth extracted free. Gold crowns, 12 85. Teeth cleaned free. White crowna, $2.(5. Soft fillings free. Set of teeth, $3.00. UNION Dt.T4L COLLEGE OF PAINLFSS DENTISTRY. Room 4, 1523 Douglaa, Opp. Boston Store. Oieu daliy. Nlgbts till 9. 8und.iys.lu to 4. STEAMSHIPS. KQLL&KD'AtfERiCA Li HE Nsw York-Uuttardam. via. bJUlolna. S. ,L New Twin-screw a. a of 13,uu0 tons register IZXrw Noordara AalA Twin-screw C.4e-4m Sept. S. sieaaier diaiBji.aui 10A.M. Twin-Screw fell earner Sept. 13. 10 A. M Apply to Hsrry Moor's, 1801 Farnam street; J. 8. McNaily, 1 Farnam street; H. S. Jonrs, loo.! Farnam street; Loulf )iee a Us I, NuutU j.aii-. Umaha. over tomorrow and Labor day. Receipts were still small, but rabies were lower. There was a drop early In the day of a fjll pointy on the extreme dullness but later frost fears brought a rally. Advices from Kansaa and Missouri were to the effect that corn would be ready for the sneuers in a few days. There were no sea board clearances. September sold from 5;'e. dipped to Mc and rallied to 67.c. closing Heady, Vo up at 61140. December ciosea ho up at 42c. Reoelpts were 87 cam. Oats ruled very steady and dull. There was scattered covering esrly, Inolted chiefly by rains in the northwest, whence the trade accounts tor the ro.wt trale In n.t. The trsde was not of heavy volume. There was some steady offerings by a few longs, but they were absorbed. September sold to io snd closed a trllle easy, He. down at y-u. ycccmoer sola at 31c and closed firm. Wo higher at 'o. Receipt- were 362 cars. Provisions were dull and steady, with fluctuations of very narrow proportions. Hogs were wanted and prices at the yards the ... i.iin, hub orougni a raiiy from lower prices with Which nroducta opened. Lard was in fair demand at times and worked higher. At the close Septem ber pork was 5c down at $17.00, January pork 2Hc up to 314.77H, September lard iKic ? iW2 nd October Inrd 15c hlpher J ;tz8ep!.''mb'p rtb" '"ed 3V4C htaher . , 71 " ,u "ciooer nDS tc Up at 8.U2Vt Monday being Ibor day and a legal ..iM.uay, nere will be no session of the Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. Smi h?irl,,J car".: tn- r5 car"i no". head " th wk 120,000 The leading futures ranged as follows: Artlcles-1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y. Wheat Sept. Dec. Msy Corn Sept. Dec. May Oats a Sept. b Sept. b Dec May Pork Sept. Oct. Jan. Lard Sept. , Oct. Jan. Ribs Sept. Oct. Jan. K9kh 69 891?. 6t767 67 BS 6714 8714 2H 42',42H4j-Si 42', 42? 8 89H X 88 304j 81 80S 30 ! 805. 80 80H6H HQ, J!0274 1,98 " 00 " 17 12H 17 17H 17 124 17 12 17 15 14 80 14 82 14 75 14 773 14 66 J2 iS X2 tF 10 10 42h' " eSS J 12 47H 45 224 8 26 8 224 8 25 8 224 10 174 10 874 10 10 274 10 25 IVJf !!. S2,'s p7H T 724 7 7741 7 724 7 75 T 724 No 1 a Old. bNew. Cash nilnt.ttnn. ,.11 tf-9UI:"".Uncn?nfed: Patents. 83.40 J.,, w,Mirr Biraigms, J.HK 3. 40; winter clears, 82.8X'riS.OO; spring specials $4.2004.30; 83Tla Ptent. ' S3.6oft3.75; spring straights. J!1T-?' J'Vtng, 7278c; No. I. 88i71c; No. t red. 7l4iS724c. CORN-No. $ yellow, 6I40. 824ckRLEYalr t0 cholc" "ak'hsT, 63 8E?,rirNo.1 flax' 141: N- northwest ern, $1.45; prime timothy, $4.60; clover, con tract grade, $8.75. ,V.ISI2N8-MeM Prlt' P"T ' 1 li.OO. Lard, per 100 lbs , $10 40iSH0.46. Short ribs sides (loose), $10.15910.25. Dry salted shoulders (boxed). 88 24&8.76. Short clear Sides (boxed) $10,75410.874. WHI8KY-Basls of high wines, $1.81. The following are the receipts and ship ments: Receipts. Bhlpmenta Flour, bbls 15.0CO Wheat, hu n 9 rvn 13.000 812.000 41,000 173.000 Corn, bu M.ooo Oats, bu 673.000 Rye, bu 25.ooo Barley, bu 26,000 On the Produce exchange today lor maikei waa 11111. ci inn the but- dairies, 1341740. Cheese, steady, lO&lOVo. lvfiio-i: t-ggs, steady; fresh, 174c. Lents Grain and Provisions. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 80. WHEAT Higher; No. I red. cash, elevator, 640 ; track, S64 67c; September. 644c; December, 654o; No. 3 hard 68674e. CORN-Hlgher; No. i cash. 654c; track, 68c; September. 654c; December, 364c OATS-Steady; No. 2 cash. 284c: track, 29c; September, 264c; December, 254c; No. 9 white, 36c. - RYE Steady at 60c. FLOUR Quiet, easy; new red winter pat ents, $3. 15 3. 25; extra fancy and straight. $2.86(fia.l0; clear, $2.70f(2.RO. l""gni, SEED Timothy, $3.60 3.80. CORNMEAL-Steady, $2.90. BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. StfrS7e. HAY Steady to firm; timothy, $S.0O 12.00; prairie, $6.5009.00. w...w, WHISKY-Steady, 81 81. IRON COTTON TIEB-31.074. BAOOING 8 b-lm l-16c. HEMP Twine, 9c. PROVISION 8-Pork. lower; Jobbing, old, $17.10; new. $17.40. Lard. hlgher,$10.024. Dry aalt meats (boxed), stronger; extra shorts and clear ribs, $10.50; short clear, $11. Bacon (boxed) stronger; extra shorts and clear ribs, $li'.874: short clear. $11.75. METALS Lead, firm at $4.0241 spelter, strong at $5.25. POULTRY - Lower; chickens. 94c; springs 11c; turkeys, 12124c ducks, 74c; geese, 44c jTTER-Qulet; creamery, 16 20c; dairy. EGGS Firm at 16c, loss off. ... Receipts. Shipments. bbU 8.000 " 15,000 Wheat. hU 1K7 ftftrt ita a - 1 .... Corn, bu 17,0110 lg.ooo 0-i bu 66.000 26,000 Liverpool Grain and Provisions. LIVERPOOL, 'Aug. 30. WHEAT No. 1 red northern, spring, Arm st 3s54d; No. 2 red western, winter, quiet; No. 1 California, tesidy t 6aj 4VcL Futures, quiet; Septem ber, 5s 10d; December. 5 94d. CORN American mixed, spot, stesdy at 6s 114d. Futures, nominal; September, nom 'nU,Pctobr 67V.d; January, new. 4s 4d. PROVISIONS-Beer. strong; extri India mess, 107s 6d. Pork, firm; prime aiess, western, Arm. S3s d. Hams, short cut 14 to 16 lbs., steady, 67s. Bacon. Cumber, land cut, 2 to 80 lbs., firm, Us; short ribs, 16 to 20 lbs.. Arm, 60s 6d; long clear mlHillea llh, 9 .1 ik. , 1 . . . - . long, clear middles, heavy, 36 to' 40 lbs steady, 6t.a; short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs'., "ivimjj, unovu, clear oenies, If to 16 lbs Arm, 62s 6d. Shoulders, square cut, 11 to 13 lbs.. Arm, 49s 6d. I-rd, prime western. In tlercea. ateadv. A m r-f . n a , - palls, quiet, 62s. t,-nn-rviuiet; American flnest white quiet, 47s; American Aneat colored, quiet, TALIX5W Prime city, steady, J7s6d' Australian. In London, 87s d. FLOUR-St. Louis fsncy winter, quiet, Bs 3d. HOPS At London (PaclAc coast), steady, &a 7. B UTTER Nomlnsl. PEAS Canadian, quiet, 6s 8d. Toledo Grain and Seed. TOT Pnn f A fttv TrucAm " v, kwa . jieia 1UUII, steady; cash, 714c; September, 71 4e; Lw- uiiii,t-r, jnax, l7,c. t-uitw-uuii, steady ; casn, 61c; Septem ber, 59c; December, 414c. OATS TV 1 I atentv fUnt.mk. aju., r. cember. 814c BK.r-,u L-iover, auii, easy; October, $5,424 bid; January. $5 25, bid; No. 1 alslke, $7,474; Av. a ItuivLiir, l.a, Minneapolis Wneat. Flonr and Bran. MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 80. WHEAT Sep tember, V44jti&4c: December, 84440. On track: No. I hard. 8o4ic; No. 1 northern, 79c; No. 3 northern, HVc. FLOUR First patents, 83.nn?S.90: second patents, 83.653.75: first clears, $3.0o(u.3.10; second clears. $2.20. BRAN In bulk. 81160. Dalnlh Grain Market. nrTT.TTT M UI.. A .. M xxrtjv A . . ... . . .., n u a M cyA Cash, No. 1 hard, 94c; No. 1 northern, (Kc; No. t northern, 674c; September, 7:t,o: December, 664c. jaxo sepiemDer, UC) JJecem er, 29 c. New York Live Steele Market. NEW YORK. Aug. 80. BEEVES No re eelpts or sales reported. Dressed beef, steady. City dressed nstlva sides, genersl sales, 9ll0 per lb. Cables Inst received quoted American steers at 12'?134c, dressed weight. Exports today, partly estimated, 771 beeves, 60 sheep and 9.120 quarters of beef. CALVES No arrivals; 63 head on sale; no sales reported; city dressed veals, 94c per lb. HOGS Receipts. 428 head; none on sals alive; market nominally weak. BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.V8 head; sheep steady; lambs very dull, with average of ."ales still slightly lower; about ten cars ? stock unsold: sheen sold at 2 5.JW per 100 lbs.; culls, $160; lambs. fi.ttV(;.60; dressed mutton. t4?7o per lb.; dressed lambs. 74fto4c SI. Josepk Live Stack Market. ST. JO8EPH. Aug. 80 CATTLE R relpts, 492 head; market stead t; natives, $4.2Mnt 26; cows and heifers, ll.50.16; veal, $3 uj f: bulla and stafti. $3.6u(6.-; slock ere and feeders. $2.7b4rt 6. HOGS Receipts. 3.4it hesd: tn-rkef 6e higher; light and IlKht mixed, 87 3&rT56: medium and heavy, $74!V77v; pltfS, $3.16 1.0: bulk of sain, $7 467 06. , ttH"1' " JkHI XJLMBtf (oaskai. 0MAI11 LIVE STOCK MARKET Heariest Anf att StciipU of Oittls in tbi Hiitsrj ef ihs Yards. HOGS CONSIDERABLY HIGHER FOR WEEK Heaviest Rna ef Sheen an Record for Ananst, bnt tke Local Demand (or Both Fat Staff and Feeders Felly Equal tv Supply, SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 80. Receipts were: Official Monday ..... Official 'i'ue-day Official Wednesday. Olticlal Thursday.... Otnciul Friday Official Saturday ... Cawle. Hob. Sheep. ..11,071 2,56 19,li9 .. 7,m9 3,ol 3o,WI ,.. 6'.J P,;V lO.tSMI ... 4,l'.8 6,:il0 4,03o .. Ml 4,:t1 4.bi'l .. 1J9 3.7 j 946 Total this, week 30,460 Week ending August 23...'7,j;t Week ending Ausu.it 16. .l!,Kd Week ending August ...IS.ii W-L ..li luu.i.1 9 II It! 25.722 ls.,1'17 46.435 1,4 U.Ji'O 3t,U0 1H0.1I04 1M.-44 liU Sl.l 163.539 1M,12 li,Bi,H &0,iC7 6),li 31.417 34.128 H.910 19.6J7 .(.. Iii0.t.jl &I.94M 6i.!i Sams week last year lu.:i4 Total this month 9,li'2 Total August, 1WH 12. . Total August, lis") S7,bl7 Total August, im 8H.442 T.nU August, IK'S ll.lli Total August, 1M7 72,013 Total August, 1W 5t,.9U T .. . I . ........ TM th tx.W2 12 WS 1 U Id I AUOUIl, 4 'J . . , rtt.cii.ir'i a run nil icin iu a-.aa.. 'ihe following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omahit. for the year to date and comparisons with lott year: 12. 1901. Inc. Cattle 616,154 4ti7,8!9 4K5.V5 Hogs l.tfco.loi 1.630,010 36,245 Sheep 7:i4,OjO UZ.M 11J6.J The following table shows the average price of hogs sold on the South Omaha market the laat several days, with com parisons with former years; Date. I 1903. 1901.UM0.lSl9.U8.1897.lKg. August l. T4I i6 s t 6 16j 6 1 I 161 4 19 4 J6. 3 4 83 8 4 43 8 4 45 3 in 3 45 3 47 1 80 3 67 3 M 3 63 1 64 8 43 3 02 3 45 t 93 3 76 8 42 3 63 t 76 8 61 8 80 3 56 1 SO 3 64 2 74 8 68 2 83 I 83 3 70 1 3 71 f 84 8 861 8 82 8 73 3 88 8 70 1 79 8 76 2 S5 I 97 3 83 3 79 i 86 3 81 1 79 8 91 2 76 4 03 8 75 8 97 3 SO 8 84 3 91 AUgUSI I. August 3. August 4. August I. ) 1 1 7 39U 6 10 741 6 64 Aug j st i. August 7. I jo1, 7 274 6 W 6 04 6 14 4 381 August 3. August 8. 1 177 7 1541 6 65 I 74 6 74 6 16 4 67 6 04 4 32: August 10 6 00 4 99 4 96 4 28 4 29 4 K August 11 August 12 August 13 August 14 August 15 August 16 7 04 6 74i 6 8141 6 78 6 74 e 6 6S4, 6 6741 1 4 9; 4 97; 4 98 4 43 6 7S 6 77 4 44 4 31 August 1 6 83 6 00 4 Avgust IS 674' I 89 6 87 6 78 6 87! 4 47 4 60 4 42 August 19 724 6 794 6 864 7 004 1 6 08 6 02 6 01 August 80 August 21 August 22 4 42 August 33) 6 9H4 5 91 4 97 1 August 24 August 25 6 0Z 6 06 4 98 6 02 6 021 4 7 104' t 91 4 4 4 38 I August 2t 7 304 t 97 August 2i August 2f August 291 7 2941 6 01 7 2 1 141 7 2i4i 6 00 4 40 6 03 4 42 3 70 August 30 6 11 6 00; 4 401 3 75 Tntl.i tea Rnndav. YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows tho number ox cars of feeders shipped to the country yes terday and their destination: Cattle Cars. L. E. Wlllman, Schuyler, Neb. B. M.. 1 F. O. Peterson, Oakland, Neb. M. O... I Warwock & Co., Wayne, Neb. M. 4V O... 1 A. A. Bryant, El wood. Neb. M. P R. A. Heatou, Wahoo. Neb.-U. lima C-Uls Co., Belgrade. Neh. II. P.. 2 R. W. Ralston, Lexington, iseo. u. a-.... Joe Oubser, Shelby, Neb. U. P;---" Hy Garhan. Rising City. Neb.-U. P-----Denton A Barry, Washington, Neb.-F. L. J. F. Dlerxer, Dodge, Neb. F. Ej. Launners & D.. Dodge, Neb. F. E A. Brant, Newburg, la. Mil........ Geo. Whitehead, Manning, la. Mil Aug Schroer, Havelock, Neb. R. I John C. Peterson, Harlan, la. R. I W. E. Moreland. Atlantic, la. It. 1- Bremmer & P.. Iowa Falls, I-L C J. Btepanek, Dow City, la. I. C. N. L, Stonghton. Osco, 111 J4- ,l Chas. Cessna, Orlnnell, la. R. I. Huey A Jensen. Dysart, Ia.-R. I.... Wm. Lewis, Council Bluffs la. R. P. N. Gibbon A Co.. West Bide. Ia.-R. I. L. M. Blackman. Woodbine, la. I. L J. Flneran. Denlson. la. I. C- W. C. Newcomb, Alta, la. I. C........ M. T. Christian. Honey Creek, Ia.-N. W. J. H. Reimeri, Schleswig, la. N. W. J. Z. Adams, River Sioux, la. N. W A. Thomas, Red Oak. Ia Q - George Ross, Red Oak, la. L. G. Tlnvllle. Gienwood. la J. B. Archer, New Market, la. J B. Wray & Son, Creston, la. Q. Thornton & IL, 8ldney, Ia--3 T s. Yoeman. Avon, III. Q 8 2 "d.d. Joe Simpson, E8"1-" H .t-.. rtarllnir 1n O.. The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was. Roads came. nog-, on v " C. M. St. P. Ry.. Mo. P. Ry U. P. system 6 1 C. A N. W. Ry. .. F E. & M. V. R. R. C, St. P., M. Q. Ry B. M. R. Ry C, B. A Q. Ry. 9 13 1 6 6 'i 1 K. C St ot. C.R. I. A P., east.. Illinois Central Total receipts ... 66 I The disposition of the dey's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated: Rnvers vniiia. ah'-. Swift snd Companjr S3 829 1,441 1.249 Cudany racauig u. .. Armour A Co. .......... Omaha Pkg. Co.. K. C. Rmitrea 67 43 278 Other buyers TolBi. 132 8.744 178 CATTLE-A. I. usuaUy he case on S at- urna y incro wrio si saw. a-.., - . ?le Ytoday wMl- wKlch to make a test of the market, for ine w-a. .--" - is a good Increase over iasi wr - as Compared with the aame week of last year there Is sn enormous Increase. or the month of August, as mill be seen from 'TAVAuau.t sTn-e 189i, which means the heaviest August re ceipts in the nistory 01 w Although cattle receipts have bn very . . L 1 .. . ,AAi, ,k nnmher of corn 1 en steers on the market has been so small that a good test ot values una .i made. Packers, however, say that they all need more cornfeds to go with their west erns and that tney are wimimb vi strong prlcea for good stuff. The warmed un kinds, though, that come In competition with the westerns are rather neglected nnd If anything are a little lower The big reecipts of cow stuff the Arst of the week caused a drop In prices, but since Tuesaay uw j, . what better though salesmen differ to seme extent ss to how much of the loss has been regained. As a general thing, though. It may be said that canncrs are selling sbout steady, while the medium grades and cutters are steady to a little lower prices on those kinds apparently being rather uneven. The choice kinds have not shown very much chane. Bulls, veal calves and stiigs If at all desirable are Just about steady for tlie week. . . . The demand for Mockers and feeders hss been something phenomenal for the last few weeks and In fact traders who have been on this market ever since it started say they never aaw anything like It in August. The surplus feed in the country Is undoubtedly the cause for the brisk de mand. Good heavy dehorned cattle sold 10 .1 w . .. .1 ....... n i .nil Kiev , niini.H I II a inni .iiTBiiiB,, ...... ..., t it ronR for the week. The commoner grades are ateaoy 10 iuw " mo 1 the demand from the country la confined mostly to desirable grades. Western rni;e cattle were of course the center of attraction and, considering the record-breaking receipts, the market held up in good shape. On Monday and Tues day beef steers eased oft a little and were fi.llv 25c lower than the close of the previ ous week. Since that time, however, values have Improved, thougn salesmen uiner as to how much. As a general thing, though. The balk of the wcatern beef is selling from to tl.0U, Willi t'nuiL. mm biibu as 85 30. Western dehorned feeders of good i.,.. - 4 Ml -- ,,llu . , . . u .4 , K quality aiiu , , 0.1 1 . . j . " . . week and are selling largely from 84.00 to $4.60. with the extra Arshy and choice graaes seiiina uv to w. iiumvu camv are weak to 25c lower, especially if larking In quality, and ars selling mostly from $3-75 to $4.00. As much as 60o difference Is Vlir.Z 11151, iwp nuruwj aim uviiiiriivu t .Vi a m n I 1 1 1 tf u ml .nin-llm.. even more. Range cows sre steady to a lit- . I , ' .W.. . 1. .k. A I4A . L. IIS lower lur ilia wwa, iu, u w. iiiiu, iuuuji, Is confined to the medium gri dee and is not Sliougn LO v vi niiun iiiifi iii'ii -a. van nere are steady for the week and aro sell ln from $1.76 to $2 .80; cutters from I'M' to $j 00; pretty rood cows ft om ti 00 to (3.1a end cncli e from $3.76 to $4 40. ReraMj ta live saiea: NEBRASKA. . Ucows 17 l I 900 I lluwe mu auoLltwr ll-t supply of hogs hote tnday, snl wider the Influence of a good demcr.d the mr.rket oiencd f$ioo hlgher thr.n y'steiduy moinine, but not quite ae good as yesterday's close. Tt1 Iiir wna fairly active, an tnat the bulk wns nliiposed of In good reason. The long string went st $7.!)o. with the bu'k from S7.20 to $7 JO. Vhe choicest loads sold largely from, $7,274 to $7.46. Toward the close the feel I:ik was nut na good and the last hogs sold a little lower. For the week the receipts have been very light, snd In fact for the whole month of August the supply has been below normsi, as will be seen from the table given st the head of the column. The tendency of prices has been upward, snd the week closes with a total advance of 26rfV for the week. The market Is now buck to about where It was ou August 7. liepresentauv-t sslea: No. Ai. sh. Pr. No. AT. na. r. M 1W) U 1 M 11 174 42 :"t 70. ! a ii j iu ... t id T SI t ; 14. .tto 540 T II 47 41 (H 4 1:0 T 14 ...1.0 ..1M ... T 1 40 t 174 N ! to ... 1 SO ... 7 to t : ... T 50 w t :4 40 T TT. ..... Ut IS Tt IK 4 t a i:: ... 1 : 74 :; ... t is u Mt n in ..170 ,.Jt ,.tt ,.JJt .t;i . .'-'"J ..3t 4.. 44.. at.. 64.. ... U... 41... II... It.., t :t n T ti f 11 M TI SCI ... M lit SO I M 7 M 7 U4 t:i ..til ..144 40 T U ... 1 n 1-1 T 21 to t 14 M tit 4 7. .....: T r, 71 ..J . ..'7 lie t t:i ..144 ..Ho 0 ft hi ; it N. SSI 4 t ITV 4t so 7 rvt j......:to to 4. n4 Ut 1)0 74 It ... 1 ID 7 MIT M 1 tt Ml 10 1 US 1......J 40 7 40 ' K ... t 40 UI ... 1 44 .1M 7 K ' :rt :wi i w 13 S41 4.1 t M ..-. :u a f.'.t ! Jl t il Tl 144 4 4. Ml o 1 11 ... i f ... T - ... 7 40 SHEEP There were a few cars ot sheep here toduy, b'lt not enough to attract the attention of buyers, and as a result trad ing was rather slow. From the table above it will be seen that the supply for the week has been very large, and alao that the receipts for the month are the heaviest on record for August. In spite of that fact, however, the market has held up In good shape. Sheep and yearlings of good quality may be quoted fully steady for the week. Ewes, however, are a little lower, and especially the kinds that a week ago were selling around $3 or a little better. The top ewea have not suffered much. There has been a good run of lambs all the week, and prices have broke about 26c. It now takes a choice bunch to bring much over $6.15. Quotations for clipped stork: Good to choice yearlings, $3.9Kp4.16; fair to good, $3.6iKii8.90; good to choice wethers, $3.40ru..l.0; fair to good wethers, $3,204)3.40; choice ewes, $100ii;3.25: fair to good ewes. $2.50rdl 3.90; good to choice lambs, $6.0g.!; fslr to good lambs, $4.6(f .90; feeder wethers, $2.7oy3.40: feeder yearlings, 33.26i853.80; feeder lambs, $3.76fy4.50; cull lambs, $3.0(Vff3.fiO; feeder ewes, $1.22.50. , Representative sales: LATH FRIDAT. No. 7 feeder ewes 62 feeder ewes 83 Idaho ewes 8 buck lambs 164 Idaho yearlings 10 Idaho feeder lambs. 68 Idaho feeder lambs 841 Idaho feeder lambs 71 Idaho lambs 410 Idaho lambs v. . 3 . 95 . JOS . 60 . 87 . S6 .. 64 . 66 . 6S . 63 Pr. i a t 25 3 00 3 75 4 00 4 30 4 30 4 30 eO 4 76 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Nominal Hogs Strong: auad Sheep and Lambs Steady. CHICAGO, Aug. 80. CATTLE Receipts, 8n0; nominal. Good to prime steers, 88.00(9 8.76; poor to medium, $4.0iKli)7.2&; stockers snd feeders, $l.&Xan.26; cows, 81.604j-6.50; heifers, $2.6o4i.00; cannero, $1.50g2 2o; bulls, $2.65i6.00; calves, $2.767.25; Teras-fed steers. $3.00tfi6.00; western stcere, $4.00(ii6.6S. HOGS Receipts, 9,000; estimated Mon day, 26,000; left over, 6,000; steady to strong. Mixed and butchers, $7.ir.G7.&0; good to cuuiuo, iirttv, i. vnvi.ru; rouKh. heavy, in. m 4-30; light, $7.004j'7.50; bulk of sales, $7.3 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipta, 1,000; sheep, steady; lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers, $3.50(3.76; fair to choice mixed, $2.50ij3.50; western sheep, $2.504f3.662 JmbB !-10; western lambs, $3.6OfH6.10; western lambs, $4.005.60. Official yesterday: Receipts. Shipment c,attl 2,m . S.0M HB" 18,868 4,208 eheeP 4,614 4,699 Kansas City Live Stock Market. -7ANSClTTI, 0. CATTLE Re celpts, AM) head. Market unchanged; choice export and dressed beef steers, 37.208.O5: fair to good, $4.604t7.15; stockers and read ers, $2.9utiM.70; western fed steers, 83.0O 6.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.50M3.4il: Texas cows. $1.76fj2.76; native cows, $1.55 4.60; native heifers, $2.25&5.26; canners, $1.00 j2.25; bulls, $1.5oj4.60; calves, $2.(XX?i5.60: re ceipts for the week, 65,100 cattle, 5.850 calves. HOGS Receipts, 1.800 head. Market Stronar to &c hiirher! tin ton -tut v, . nH 87.60; bulk of sales. $7.3Mr7.55: hea vv ' 17 M i bo; DUlk of sales. 87.3Dra7.55: C7i.R0 m IveH nalnr- t? -1 ea. ii-l. y'". -v. pv. .i.ai 11KI11, t fJ V!-iy; xoraers, f.uiY.4f4; pigs, $6.804 f.OO; receipts for the week, 19,000 head. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none. Market nominal; native lambs, $3.205.60: western lambs, $3.00(&6.00; native wethers! $3.414.00; western wnthers. $2.9urJM.9u; tei fw', ?-35S'415: Texas clipped yearflngs. $3.0(U3.fl5; Texas clipped sheep, $2 90H3io stockers and feeders. $2.30fc2.90; receipts fof the week, 41.100 head. St. Loals Live Stock Market. , T- y13.' Af; S0 C ATTLB-Recelpts, 1.100 head, including 800 Texans; market steady; native shipping and export steers, $6.00457.76; dressed beef and butcher steers. $4.4tK7.30; steers under 1,000' lbs., $2.86ij6.40; stockers and feeders, $3.40f4.70; cows snd heifers, $2.26?i6.60; canners, $1.76i?2.75; bulls $2.604.50; calves. $4.75fj7.00; Texas and Tn dlan steers, $2.3545.0O; cows and heifers. $2.ONff4.00. HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head; steady; pigs and lights, $7 'W7.&0; packers, $7.607.65: butchers, $7.50?r7.75. ' SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800 head; market steady; native muttons. $3.orVq4.00; lambs. $4.00ji6.75; culls and bucks, $2.00iQ4.00; stockers, $1.60jj,3.40. Stock In Slakt, The following table shows the receipts nf n, 1 hnva onH aK-n ,t. M 1 wi ...., ..,.,, l kt, a uw prin cipal markets for August 80: " . . n. an in. xiog. Dneep. .. l:t9 3,759 943 Omaha Chicago .... Kannas City fU.4 j0 8.000 1.000 l.)0 .... 1.0c 10 goo 2.494 . 2o0 .1,100 Ht. iniiia ... St. Joseph ..... .. 493 Totals 2,231 13,053 2,745 ' IV. Farnam Smith & Go. STOCKS. BONDS. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. --- m ' WK BVY AND SELL Omaha First Mortgages. City and County Warrants. County and State Bonds, Stock ot Union Stock Tarda, South Omaha. Omaha Street Railway. Lincoln Land Co. Omaha Banks. And other stocks of all klndte. For Immediate and future delivery. 1320 Fsrnam St. Tel. 1064 BOYD & MERRILL ROOM 4 X. Y. LIFE BLDG. GRAIN STOCKS New York Stocks and Chicago Grain bought aud sold for cash or on margin. Tel. lOHD. OMAHA, XEU. MONEY. HOW OTHERS MAKE IT A few valuable points set free by HAMFORU MAKK.li.VER CO. 84 Adams SL, Chicago. 1.0 Broadway, New York. SlIP.fiRS IN SPECULATION UUUULOU $100.00 invested in Orals or mmmmwmmmmmmmmmwm tjiocks bf Otl "Sslel V.iVS Pisa ibould retail la s ix,bl o' SjOO.OO te 8.UO0.00 wHhio M dy. write for partU.ol.rs ssJ send fur our f--s book "Medsra MsJis4e (ar Sale Iavsune9ts. 81. D. OLIVLR A CO., Bankers ana DTokrn, 1 11 lea jro Slock FAebsage Ualiaiatf, Lltleae.
