11
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 16. 10ftS.
n
(
RUltSTATE '
h 4 n kmi m i n rn Mir.
4l4esHaMet.e.. miMnaM,
800
ACRES
S35.00 PER ACRE
SIX MIl.tlM ITIOM OM.MIA
is 1 . t.,id ru-t
I 1'ir.i II Fl'uf fa
! trip, n e no ri "
f
rtn'es P' rth of
ii ruling land
fash i n t SlAVi.
til I
if l
1.1. a
r i,i'tW'
farms '
t lit!
h I'm rut
profit
"P
Into fruit
S. V. llOlM.K k CO.,
171 J Kaniam St.
ihA r hMiutiN Mill. ;'!.
fin' and a'o.g form .t " -I -n.-t. s,
'I rilea, grapes Price. e'f"- )
imn J I frr,phll. Llt'hfteld N .
i in MI-T2 r.
TWi and onf: m m r
N w r" "f i lie i ii
t 1 . at..1 In the
f riiTialia. T-rrmin
. . Ml I W I
ne incrr will
kn nr ! nit h
oiilh Kt i (4i
nil In ftu t nnl h.'i
i r.i for land In
iik"l I'iii'i- H.lSii.
iI'n-MW; W
lt ff.il TIIVVI-HT Mlnnnan
' at in I 1 ' l ilrre. ,i!.i
weal M le'.lirl ( heap (i
.le, Mo
I. a i.id Imp'oved
fitrniM In flouiti
M N'oronit Ex
iW MM Hix
I. AM) nriCMN'J
H'a lll cpr-p for sale and settlement a
israr body of sinooth, aarlcult iral land In
II irden arl H .nard counties. Texasf
All ta'lro.ids rn.ike excursion rates on the
first and third Tuesdays of everv mon'b.
r have lust bought from the I nlted
H's'es M. icnn Trual Co and the Mexico
iirlri i K H I'" this laigo b.idy of land,
snd rsn sell in tracts ii suit, from l''i
a 'i.t up on ten years' time,
'U"l rropa of con. cotton and cereals
are interspersed on tMi tract of land, and
you ran sea for yourself the prrnlurllya
uuallty of the land It la located on the
main line of the Texas l'aelflc It. It , west
..f Port Worih
We want reputable, tellable men for
agents to help us in tills good work.
Wrl'e for ilea, rlpt i llieiature.
JVKHilN UKAt.TY CO.
!" nibrnlla' Hlda Kansas City. Mo.
()-
MILLION of acres Trias school land to
be sold by the siste $1 to 'i per aero;
onlv one. fortieth eah and forty yearn
nine on balance, ?, per eer i Interest; only
Ii: rush l"t l"i acres at f.1 per arte,
liieali.st opi-irtunii y ; splendid land: send
.V eenls for book of Insiriiettons and new
stile law J J Fnvd.r. Hchool Iind
theater. Ii'l Wit St.. Austin. Tex. Ref
erence Austin Nstion:il Ibinlf
(..'ii- M4f!i lrlx
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM LOANS,
BONDS
s,Ve keep constantly on hand a atork of
ovar Vi -,f farm mortgages and bonda.
from ttesa inn may aejert the amount
you wish.
Over am i omaha people have their Invest-
merits placed aately with us.
No investor with u In over 22 years of
business has hit lost a dollar.
We accept trusts a id aha I pleased to
hav von consult us In regard tn them.
Fir short or Inng-iime lricstments Inspect
what wa have.
Peters Trust Co.
New York
Life
Rlda . Omaha,
Neh
IX)AN on
O Keefe H.
Improved Omaha property,
t. Co.. I'M N. X. Life Bldg.
: TO II'
V ad Hldg
made promptly F. I). W.ad,
, iMh and tarnani. '22i-3ri
FIVK VKH CENT
Mincy to Iran on
Oniana husti.aaa Lropeity.
riiMMA b;ennan.
Rocrn I New org Ufa Hldff.
WANTr.f
atna..i
-I Itv
yifnith
losi.s and warrants
W.
Co., :ijn i-arnam St.
WANTF.t'-Clty loans. Patera
Trust Co.
22 5
l.OWr'.Hr hATLSV-Denls.
Paxton Rlk
MONIT TO BL ILD.
IV) to tii.iX at current rates.
W. i riluMA, lit First at. Bang Bldg.
U2)-i
MuNKY TO l.OA?-Fan Investment Co.
(2D-S0T
PaTNE. BoSTtVU'K CO, J,
I'rlvaia money. SbeO lo SS .00.
T. Life.
I,ow rate.
12;-3Ti2
PRIVATE Mr VKT -NO
OAR TIM BROS.,
tiFIsT.
Ign4 fARNAM.
U.'i SKI
REAL ESTATE WANTED
V4-F MxVr" A ri 1 rvT T'iR A LOT AND
T'N p."iy MTLIIVH XP'il'T g'K',
WirgT ftRNAVI niTRTCT WHAT
HAIF Y i !' TO orrFR'
W r.RXst SMITH en,
l.tsa remain 9.
Tel rxnig iaa4. lad A-11S4 I23i-M"'2n 14
WT 1 to J seres ne-ar Omaha. !m-e-.
I iinln'or 'vd ,'a'e parMculars,
wKe'nee rah or tra ' fir eo v pr'perty
Addrsa J :. care fee Office
i.'l)-M.i4) n
W 4 TFTi feiforma'ion resjarding a good
firm for sale, not particular attotit lo-
ari. n wsn to hear from owner onlv.
Win wj'! sell d reef to hover; five pr!r,
Vsertpf in anl arate w ien possession
eaaj be nad Address f.. Darbvshtre Box
'1, Rocr-eater N Y J
THOMAS
pan offVr ro better snap" in his stiiok valups
than wi? now oitr in thf closini? out of
aHont 40 ve-hu'lct. All sttyles, finfst a'ssort
mrrT, in tiniaha, finest work ever een in thf
tity. FVit'ps nr cut clear !own to the bone
l.vtry one must he ol(, nr once. Fiftv sts
h.-iHH'Sh at t'tist to make, r'ifteen itlivery
wainUet opn an.l top iucluileil in this
Wei.
Dlc2Urair.10ND.
litii an.l Haruey JStreets. . .
1
ESTATE WANTED
1 1 ont mued
! MA V. i iiMiff for "v1 cottar, n't over
I .... I .( wl'ii UK Kenny tl"iil lsite
(. ,"' m . d
WANTED TO BORROW
W A NT Kt 1 I on ..! ,ty property;
,,, .. .... K. ivi It-ai Kr,,,,'-'.'''p?
WANTED TO BUY
Hi'llll-M' pices f'" 2-hand furniture, car
pets. i lot. i and shoes. Tel. Douglas a."l.
i -j) Wi
w an rr.D -Tii
fiH' Vi n in i
shade, good
itn-ae O W
Omiit.it, Neli
Ii iv H 1 1 r i l
l!l respects. J
lieigl.h.d 1 Ol d.
iiuwr. t;w n
In Omaha,
or 7 noma,
fall or ad
lMh South
2o -M42D lUx
WANTED TO BUY.
lnic and mif smail gasoline engine,
i ..mull uprlgni boiler. Must l'e
One
o,l i i n dlt loii and cheap.
WANTKH I" buy
give best terms
Office
6 or (-riium cottage;
fall at Merrlum Hotel
I 25 I Mb r j n
WANTED To buy second-hand W(,t,'r
main iap miih machine. Amnion Hard-
" l"u- 1,nvl1 ll,- N"' crd-Sl-lsx
WANTED TO RENT
T'Vr) furnUliod rooina. Hnsulie. by young
marrl.d couplv; in walking dlatam-r. Ad-dn-aa.
1.-H32. ltee. 2-MT ltix
V A STKl- Furnished
Iioiimi- or .ipartni. nt ;
llarnfy 3:74.
fla or dlx-ioom
rffTcnrc" : adiihp.
(2-.I Miai ltix
REAL
V.N'TK1 to rent, two large or three them. The professionals then rat-geil them
"'n'f.im.he,1 rooms 111 bouse that has eelyes on the abort aide and hammer, d the
modern
location.
cori enlences,
Address S IT
State pile
and
rare Bee.
titti-MiTl lSx
I WANT to rent a a-room. modern callage
m .. aood locality: one child. Address
P-li'.. are Hee.
(JO) M.ViS' blx
WANTEH to buy. a f. or 6-room house;
must be In good shape give me your best
fall.
ternis; prefer (lea
Ine with owner
16x
Merrlam
Motel office. tJ M33..
WANTED SITUATIONS
Ynr.Ni man wishes place to work morn
ing and evening for board and room
Address. Frank M. Harwell. -If , ':',h
St . City. t' MS I la
Young man, 27, exporioneod,
strong personality, reliable, ref
orenees, desires osition as sales
iiian for reputable house. Com
mission or salarv. Address
F-777 l.ee. (;7)-315-16x
BY COI.OHF.P woman; nnv kind of day
work. Launders. Iln2 Pth St. South
Oninha. t27)-M4i'l 1.x
R F.I.I AH LIC COLOREO
tn private family. No
IL'SI.
WOMAN as cook
washing. Webster
t27.l-M5fi4 Kx
STOVE REPAIRS
6TOVE, FURNACK. STEAM and hot water
ooller icpalra, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
l.ljii-S Douglas St.
Telephone Uell Douglas G0.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTlf E OF POND SALE.
Notice Is hereby (riven that trie School
ibettlct of Wayne. Wayne county. Neb
raska, will on the 1st day of September,
t!e pell to tba highest and best bidders for
cash Ha bonds in the amount of I40.o.(l.
being eighty bonds of Sr' each, said honds
dated July" 1. !!i. maturing In twenty
vears from date, bearing 5 per cent Inter
est from date. Interest payable annually,
principal and interest payable at the office
of th" rmintv treasurer In Wayne, Wayne
county, N.braska. ti e above Issue of bonds
te'ng the only b nded Indebtedness of said
school d'strict. The aasessed valuation of
said school district is 4o0.4S3 Rfi.
S.aled bida for the purchase of said
bonds will be received until the first day
of September, l'.n'i. the date of said s.le.
at the office of E Hunter. Wayne, Neb
raska, secretary of the Hoard of Educa
tion of snd school district, from whom any
Inf'rma'lon relative ti the sale of aald
bunds rnav be secured The above bonds
at" sold subject to perfect history and the
Hoard of Education teservea the right U)
r 1ect any or a:l bids and to readvertlse for
aie of bonds Each bid shall be accom
panied by certified check of not less than
1 per cent of the amount sp
bi'i paysble to the order of L.
rifled In the
Hunter. Sec-
tetarv of the Ii. a rd of Education school
district of Wntne
I in ted at W.ijne. Nebraska, this 7th day
nt Aiivnar tliA
THE BOARO oK EPtVATtnN op TH E
ailfi.l r.lrfl.'T oi' w a vv f
WAYNE ('HI XTV. NEH(tA5KA.
rty F. I. Ne'ly. President.
Hy Vj. ilunter, Secretary. A1-2.1-Si)
OFFICE OF THE SIOCX CITY AND
WESTF.RN" RAILWAY COMPANY,
omaha. Nebraska. Augunt S. 1K0S.
To the S.orkholders:
Notice la hereby given, that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Sioux
City and Western Railway company will
be held at the office of the company In
Soutn fllou City, Nebraska, at ten (liu
o'clock a. m , on Thursday. October 14, liM,
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
to act upon the question of selling the
ralli.. ad property and franchise of this com
pany to the Chicago, Hurllngton tk Qulncy
Rjl'road compeny, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company." and for the transtctlon of
sunh other business as may legally corns
before the meeting
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. P. PI ' R K F.E,
Secretary.
A4d Sot
Oils and Reaaltt.
NFW YORK Aug IS -OIL Cottonseed,
firm, p-tr-.e crude. 2Tc bid. yellow. ,19o.
Petroleum, steady; refined New York. Sh 7S;
FViadelrvila
and
Raltlmn
St.;
r). in bulk.
14 m
! A VANS AH. 'ii
entine firm. 4ti!c.
Aug.
1S OII-Turp-
C. $SrVd l4fi; n.
12 MVr: 9.1; H.
S:...s. WO. Ji l5;
Rt StN - Firm . A. B and
SI .-.a: E. I-''". F. 2i. r,
t tr., I $r, oi, K. It ; N.
WW. Jo w
By using the various oepartmenta of The
Pee Wint Ad nge you a;et best reaillts
at .niall expense.
17. LAWSQI3
NEW YOUR STOCKS AND BONDS
I Market Opens Heavy and Soon
Becomes Buoyant.
HOOD OF OFFERINGS COME
I'riiff liinali Hnnae Themselves on
Miort Me find Hammer flat
Knerartli-ally Decline Fal
lowed hr Rally.
i XKW YORK. Ann. IT. -Ttie opcninc of tlwi
;nrk market ai wairhed with eonaidfr
i al'lo Intcrrst this morning, owing to the
I at-vrre drrllne of jrnterdav. Kep. rts that
i sppculativ p-iol had luiuldatod heuvily
1 anil thHt Inip.irtat.t markn Inier.sta nt'io
, si'lllng were colored to Home extont ly tin
, lark of a.ipport to spprlHl to'k y.ntrt il.iy.
j'liii' iiuirkft ahroad, hnn'rvor. allowed little
jieflortlon of the veakii' lu-tf yrslrrday,
and after rarly heaitie rallleil o that
I hon liuxliii-KH ri inmriii-rd line tV.e rum-
pardtlvi; changra were ahxht. Thla ilriiutii
I nance, had an em ourauji.a pfffct on tlia
I local aperulatlnn, a-i that firat prlcea wi re
nut altered much from last night b cloalng,
though the tendency was downward. After
a few mltiut.fr. the bulla began to buy cau
tloualy. and ti:ey nut no Important piisaure
of atork. grew bolder ai d soon hud n largo
pinion of the list ruling a aubatantlal
irai-tlon aloe yeainrdav'a closing.
I Anieruan Smelting. National Lead, South-
em J'lielflr and Hock Island wire In apecial
! demand, the reaaaurlng otfirlal statements
I iegai ilnr the latter road rinanclal obliga
! tlnti luiylng a tonlo effect on the Hat. The
! I'Im.. h.i-A'MVer anon t erni In t. . ...I when the
wever. soon
H tr
trii.li.rB in, ... i... I H.nl .t ...Lu u..,., Klni7
lers
out
pen-, Ivt'il that
h.i fait as the
st .irks
niarUi t
i f.-d
mild take
list i 'luTgetiralty, especially the metal gioup.
Amerlran Smelting broke rapidly to itac,
a Iohh of nearly three points, the decline
being lu-celerutod by the execution of large
stop-loss orders. Amalgamated Copper was
ulao conspicuously weak and largo sales
drove I nlted Slates Steel down to 14. The
general railroad list meanwhile offered good
resistance at various points, but I'nlon 1'a
clfte had an Interval of decided weakness,
when 11 sold down to 154'. In the final
dealings there was a nereral covering
movement of extensive pi opoitlons. which
reduced general loss, s to a trivial fraction
a. id advanced St. Paul lo a point above
yesterday a closing.
The bond market was steady. Palos, ".
i". I'niied Slates 3s, registered, advanced
Vt per i.nt oft call during the week.
NuinUrr of sales and leading (.nutations
on stocks were as follows'
ctira. II! ill
Low. Clot.
Amalgamated CeppT 4.4imi .ha
Am. C. K 1.1'"' 4"' '")'
Am i'. & T pfd Ii") !" b'-
Ameri'-an rmion on f u 84
I't
Am. H. & L rl'l
Am. Ii-e Se.urltlea 1.1'") "" 2S
Am l.lnaeeil (Ml V 1'4 ll
Am. Loromutlve I."ia MS i'.H
Am. Iioeiinintlve pfd
Am. g. & K 3.Si 4 !
Am 8 at K. pfd ' Ml l'1
Am (sr Refliilag U4 lSt
Am TohMi-io pM " ' !'4
American Woolen
Ana-rnila Mining Co ."' 4S 4o
Atihlaon J.l'i" f7't MI4
Ati'hlairn pf1
Allaritlr Coaat bine
Haltlmorr A Ohio (i 93 M1
Hal. Ohio pld
Ilronkhn Rapid Tr H I''1 S2' Mt
Canadian Pacific 8.4K) H!o 1 -
Central Leather 3'"i 11
Central Leather pfd. l'X) 7'i
1
f-i
leu
'i"4
l'KO,
13'
.
4't
7l
V4t
in
Wa
'
:e,"4
in,
MVtj
2".'
Hi,
'
I. VI
144'
uf'S
.12s
53
131 e
IS:,
lea
a
litil..
(Vitr.ll "I New Jersey
I'h.i-Sl'eakr Ohio ! 4Z'l 4IS
I'M. 'OS" 01 V l'i W lt
Chicago & N. W ) 1 '!" b'H't
('., M. St. P f.ifl HIS 14.1
I'.. C. C. & Pt. 1. I'"1 f'.'S V'S
Colorado K. 4- 1 2.i" '' 3!S
ColoraJ,. A So .? t S
Col... an. lat p(d 1 2 2
Colo. So. 5d p(d 40" MH M4
Conaolldated Oan '" 137 li
Corn Pn.ducta ' li '
Delaware A Hudson l'X) lM !
Iienvr 4 tllo (Irande
II R
liltilllers' Seiurillea I.t"" M
line ' --
Krle lu pfd 8S
Erie id pfd
Ceneral Kle.-trlr 4l 1 4 -
Oreat Northern pfd 7.7 13" 13
Ot Northern Ore rtfa 1 fis to1
lllnola Crntral "" HrAi t:
lntTlKiruagh Met ooo na, )1H
int. vt.'t. pf'i ') :i.i a:
International Paper 2n 1014 10
Irl I'ajter pfd
International I Hump 3") 241! 24
Iowa Control 1' 17 171
Kanrar. City ro )n 24 23
K 1' So pfd
Louisville N ) l"k 1"S
Mrxlcan central
Minn A St L 2oo tK
M . St P AS 8. M 4"l 19 1
K4a
3H
:n
141
tri
1.3H
1!H
'-4
.0
.5
24
2.11.,
nio,
1""',
14
in
117',
v.l,
31
..Oi
!.
loo
41 'a
1
It,
144
241,
1.4U
71
M
M
424
12..V,
Mltaourl Pacllr
M . K A T
M . K AT pfd
Na'lonal Lead
New York Central ...
N Y.. 1) & W
Norfolk A W
North American
I'.fifO
l.nan
ion
5. sue
lion
a")
ft")
nil
10.3KI
?.ii
4"0
3'
f4'
J"
K.O
S'
1' n,
414
7:i
J
14:
24'
I2:f a
122',
11
nro,
.',.
42
74
RS
1I3
24'
1.4H
s.:.v
1 Northern Parlflo
I pa-lflc Jlall
t'ennaylvania
P..('le'a Oea
P . c . r 4 St L
praaed Steel Car ...
';
Hallway S'eel
car. .
Spring
2''
linn
1.7'H
t. tl")
l.o
4. Del
4'0
4.I.
124'
T
II
2'IS
Reading
Hepiil.lic Rleel
RrpilMtr Steel pfd . . .
Rock Iland Co
Rock Man. I Co pfd
8t U S F 2d pfd
St Ixiula S W
St. L. 9. W. pfd
H!o.-Shi.'fl ld S 4 1.
Southern Pacific
go. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Teiat Pflflc
2t
7HS
'''a
3!S
2m
'
'
bX',
1SV.
4SV,
34
24S
li
64
1"4
US
.124,
'44"
42
:s
2a
riHI.
7ii'i
I-".
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41
17",
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424
M',
H71,
l"H
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24-1.
24
54
VA
hi
.1.1
991,
44'
1"'
43
2i
1"4',
15a
'-'4
as
rot
4
as
m
41.1
1 :.
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H '
2"tl
m
sr.i
73.7'Wl
3'.
7ti
.1Ki,4
43
M'a
i"
4'i
3H
:S
2S'
5JS
1S3i
P1
T , St.
T . si
t'nlen
t nion
C. 8
L. ft W'
!. A W pfd...
raclflr
Pacific pfd ....
Riil.her
:.3e
4"a
teata
4SH
:o
'l2',
V. 9
C S
Rubber pfd
el
83 arm
4.7'")
l.ann
.i0
lixt
1 ttut
7'
son
inn
V S Sleol pfd
I'tah Coppr ,
Va ( trollna Chemical ...
Va -Caro. Chem. pfd
Wahanh
Wal.arh pfd
Weat ingho.ie Filer-trie ...
Western I'nlon
Wheeling A I. T.
Wia-onain 'entral
Total aalea tur the day.
f.it),
23
l'
472.iai ahares.
Ire York Money Market;
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 MONEY On call,
nominal.
TIME LOANS Firm and dull; sixty days,
2 per cent; ninety days. 2V per cent; six
months. 31,ti3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPER-3'i4 per
cent.
STFRLINO EIXCHANO.rc 8teady, with
actual business .n bankers' bills at S4 849h-(
4 S5 for sixty-day bills and at $4 NR4og 4 .4o
for demand; commercial bills, $4. SI r4 M1.
SILVER -Bar. olic; Mexican dollers. 45c.
Hi Nr8 C.overnment steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on toonds were as
follows:
V. ref. la.
reg.
10SS Hock Val. 44s
.IMS bit Mel. 4',.
b'Sl.. A V. uni 4a
ItKisa Man c S la . .
'..(14 Mei. Central 4a
12.4 do lat ine ...
'5'M A St L. 4
1' 4 M . K A T. 4a
JS le ..
' .t n r. ot m c
.-.',av y C 1 4',.
1 . N J r. g la
H'4 X' Pa Iflc 4a .
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.... i",
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. ... 74',
.... M3
... HIV,
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l"4"j
1. a
41 t)S
i
do roupon
T S . res
do eoitpon
V. 9. 4a, res
do eoupon
Ati T'lhtoo 4a. ...
ei aft
Inhiii'ti sen 4a
do ad. 4a. .. .
do ,- it
dO CV ht
Ai.'.ntie c b 4e. .
Hal AO 4a
Mo 3',t
B-k ) T ct. 4S
Central of fia 4t . .
do 'at ine
do ?rt Ine
do 1.1 ine ....
Chen A i ' 4Ha
h.' mo A 4 i4t
l . a 4 V n 4a ,
do
W e 4a
. i'-
i.. rf1a 4
i Penn. ev :l
'i
. 4fi
do con 5a
Itadlnn gen 4a
It.p ef Cuba .'.a
l"J St
I. 4 I. M
' St
l.n K fa
,
'S
tell,
a." .
st l. S we 4i
c . h I P
4a
Seae- ard A L 4t
So Pacific 4a
do tot 4a
So Railwa. .'-t
4" col
1" rfd
((' 4 SI L
I 4a
i ale Ind I
"olo Mid
C" o A So.
1 1
leva A P
b .
W
4a
T . SI L, A
ll'inil Paeifi,
in'.
P'l At H cv 4a . . "4 do c 4a . . . 'M-
I) A H 1 4a... . ''- I' S ste-l 24 Se. . . 1 '
Knt I la. T Wabath ta .. .' .
M" la . S7 Weal -rn 14-1 4a
Jat.an 4a .. .. 7S 1V L K 4a 111
Sdn 4'ia S7'a W ia. Ctmrtl a at'.
do 2d erlea S71.
Bid Ka-lnlereal. dfftead.
noattoa A tax-at s4 natatta,
R iS TON. Aug 15.-Money, esll loans. 1.j
14j per ren' lime loans. 2fa4if p.-r cent
Closing (pii tatlons on stocks and bonds:
Atrhiaon d) ts Amalaaraated
de 4a ;4 Ailai.ll.' it
Met et.irsl 4a aoi.v RmhAra . 4
AMhiaen K .... 7l,ci 4 Heela 47o
do old I'siutental . . 1
Ri'rtci A A.i.a'iy 21 l't Copper Kan :j
H"a4"ii al Vlalne lit liao Weal u
lossion KievaSMl '.ii f'rankllia 11,
r'll. nluil V I 12' (itaohv po
4ta! ao '-ntral lala nnrale i.s,
N T , M II Jk H '4" Vaes witiluf '.'.
I ii. .n P.. ife- ; 4), Me tnaan It
Am A'l Cham MoMawk ai.i,
In il. !J U.'i.l ' A r . ... v.
4in I'et'i Tutst -!. "il H..mln'c,s las,
Anter. S..alr '11 ia.-e.ia IW
I,, p'd it Parrot
Am- T 4 T ui i m.a-)
Am Wnnleu . .WW ahinnnn tt
do f 1 Timirtrk
rvmimon I a .... IS Trlnli- IM
K.1ion Flr lllu . lis I a Mining IIJ
lleieral Ktectrlr .... Hi . ml -"'-1
Vm Klecln- I'l t'lth
iio .f1 ft I, t-irl . j i
Mii .!. W m trine Ill
I aitea Kiuli ... .... l.tt MVux.na i
t iilitd a M .. jii N.Tlh Hyile
do tf1 ;.!iit!p i nt ! it Ion Z."
I at eel 4 Ne.t I4
do rtn let I l .V Ar r-nt it
Aitiri.tiire Arl:nna mm ?'ila
Aiu'iif... .tUn-rlit IRi.tiift U
I.nnrlnii l loalnra Inrkt.
IvONPli.N. Aug. l.-hn the Mock ex
changi. here today American accuiitlfa,
after being ninrki'd down to iaiit. had a
dull aenaion, Willi aellera pred 'initiating,
but riot much atork chaiig.d hand.' Th"
K"f k Inland rumors canned some ncrvou-nV-aa
and after n flight hardening tliu
market linlalicd quiet.
London rlnaing j-iorkt:
Consolt. nionry .. . SI , K AT.
il'i t. .-nuiil . .. Sf'i lbN rntrl
. if
1 nta
Anaceti.la
Atcliihcn
do pi d
naltlmore
. US .S ir:. 'Ik
. A. s do pf 1
. Oinarie .V V 4S
. .4" I'cnna' liania fl..4.
I i"I a H nut .Mliica I'H
. t:: H.a.l:iiK .l a
4 Southern Ujllnay ... 11.,
II.'. do pfd ii-
. 1 1 Soul ham Pacilic
. Citlon Parlfic l"i
. 61 do pfd i4 'v
2'i, f. S steel IAS
. .1 ' do pfu LI
. -10, W ahuah 1:.
. :- Si anli 4a 'V7a
.len,Anial. r opl'er k a
.:i
(j 11 i.t, 2.1'vl per ounce,
per cent.
count in th" open matket
'hlo
Canadian I'a, If.i
Chesapeake ,v I
I'liuagu ot W
C. M A St I
Pe Heera
Denver 4 R
t)
do pfd
Erl
do t.l pfd
do ti p:d
C.rand Trunk
Illliuila Central
LoulrMlle 4 N
SILVER-HHr,
Mi iM.V-Vi(
The rate of ills
for sboit bills is
Hi per cent; for three
Months tubs. i(. il i-b; ner cut.
OMAHA UK l.r.AltlM.g
4. I
sihun
nrrense for the IVrrk of Ten
S'er lent.
OMAHA. Aug. 15. Hank clearings for
today Were il.tSiJ.iTI.KS ami for the coi
respontllng date last year JI.o'II .'inn ltd.
Some one In the east made a mistake
In figuring ttie per cut of omnha gain in
bank clearings, for the teiegrapl.lc upon
which Is Irom Thursday to Thurs
day, the Hradstreet suld Omaha
showed a loss of 6.21 per cent.
Lvhon the ftirt was Omaha showed a aaln
of about la
per cent. The totals for this
year wire
Sill, ill).' MU.
$11,o14,inj and for laat year
l!k'7.
S 2. 0'4. 1:9.33
l.va.S'ik.il
1.72J.V6 17
1.7:l,ii.i.M
LSlCt SIl IS
i.r44.rs..ttj
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday
Saturday ..
S 2.2:2.3:8 04
. l.sl.i.ultj.21
. I.ed.S'is.fti)
. 2. 1.1". Wl. 42
. 2.iK4 5:n.17
. l.n'j2.2T4.-3
Totals Sll.H7.VleS.17 Sl.)l;S.S9
Increase over the corresponding week
last year Ss7.i.73n. 28.
lenrlng; llonse llnnk statement.
NEW YORK. Auk. lo The statement of
the clearing house hanks for the week
show: that the banks hold S'i7.t',lS.(2o more
than the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve rule. This Is a decrease of ll.i'ino.iiju
In the proportionate cash reserve as com
pared with last week. The statement fol
lows: Increase.
Loans $1.290. niS.tVn) S14.302.ma)
Hcposils l,eNf..!)2S.3' li, 411. soil
Circulation .Vi.if li.'iun HiH.Keo
Legal tenders 7!4...;4.gn so3.li"
Specie 3'-'4.lW..iel l44.2ne
Reserve 4H4.lnfi.7iNi 3J.747.MiiO
Reserve roejutrod 3 If.. IS2.i)7.i 4.3'i2.?i'i'i
Surplus r7 lilvO-'o 4.Hri"2.'.!.""er
Ex-I'. S. deposits ii'J.924.525 l.iii'S.iioO
flecrease.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks at the close of busi
ness was 79.43.
The stain, 1. nt of banks and trust com
panies fif Orefitcr New York not members
ttf the clearing house shows thai these In
stitutions have avgrcgale deposits of $1,3V
4.3. ion; total cash on band, t "'D.Sbl.LOO, and
loHns amounting to 91s.df.7,1iH"i.
Neve Vorlc alining Sltoeka.
NEW
York, Aug. 15. Closing 'iiiotntl.ins
011 mining stocks
Alice J.)0 ladrtlle Con S
Flieece 3 L.ttle lh:ef s
Hrunawuk Con. S Veakan 72
Com. Tunnel atork... Ontario Hi"
Com. Tunnel honda... 11 Ophir n.
Con Cal A Va oi Small Hopea la
Horn Silver 50 Standard Ii
Iron Sliver 123 Yellow Jacket ib
offered.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 COTTON The
I cotton market opened steady nt unchanged
l i'i ii eo iij tin iiniiini t. ni 4 poiniN. cinoi
closed rpilrt nnd Hi points lower- middling
uplands, lo.ouc; middling gulf. 10 7. c. Sal.s,
lis bales.
i I. IV EKPOOU Aug. 15. -COTTON-Spot:
I Market dull; prices 4 points hlcher; Ameri
can middling, . fair. .54d; good middling.
. tl sd; middling, ft lis.l ; low middling, & 5sd;
; good ordinary, o.nd; ordinary, l.f.i'd, sales
, of the day were 2. Huh bales inrlndlng 1 . 4'
American ; receipts, 12.ohi bales, including
' 7.3HH American.
I NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IS. COTTON
Spots, quiet; low ordinary, 5H.C, r.inr.ltia!
ordinary, II ft-ltlc. iihiiiIii.-i i ; good orditiii ry.
7'V1; l"t' middling. 9c; middling, pie; gooj
rniddliiig. la 7-1'lc; middling fair, 10 15 16-;
fair. 11 9-lHc. nominal. Sales. 9cn bales;
i reee'pls. 257 bales; stock. 29. "3o 1 ales.
i ST. I.OI IS. Air,- 15 -1 'i ITT. N Dull ;
'middling, l'l'ac. Silts, ro bales; r, c p(.
i !i bales; shipments, fin bales; slot k, li.&nO
bitles.
j 111 n porn ted Apples nnd Dried FrnltK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15 - EV A I'ORATEl )
! APPLES Market unehnncod and v. ry lit
' tie business is being done. Fancy are
quoted at li'rtlOi.c; choice at ffHc; pi I ill" at
nVa;7( and common to fair at ."iV'h'iUc.
' DRIED ERI'lT'S-Prum s ate qu.et, wllhj
i buyers holding off.' evidently being of the
opinion that had crop accounts are exag-
gerated. IJunt at bins. I)ia'ti71tc for Or g in
fruits. Apr led a are unchanged, with clio r. :
.quoted ut Saru9c; extra choice nt sl-iloc. I
Peaches are quiet, with choice quoted at
7l'?i''c; extra choice at fiCi'-ic; lancy at
SVultitje. and extra fancy at !"iH)e.
I Raisins aie stonily, with loogo muscat l i
1 limited nt IVtM.'ac; Cioct " to i xira s d u
lai i'ci7c; seedless ai f.'eif.c, and London
! layers at S16.ioil.ii5.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 15.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 5i head; n.iieket nominal; beev
Sl.((ii7 25; Texans. $2 To '11 4 .tin; cows and
I heifers. $2.;6(i I"-; calves, $3.' Od).(,i;
stockers nnd feeders. S3 okM.Sii; tuills and
...... ll "-l.i 'ii- uiAu.orrtu t thfn T. "K
HDOS-Receipts, a.itu bead; market lilc
hlel.er- wonel hesvv 'i ficli C, Tl' me.lini..
! mixed, $'' 4. "(i'l Sr.; llgtit. fn,-'ti.45; bulk nt
jsiles $.:i61j6 56.
I SHF:i:P AND LAMPS-Receipts, none;
market nominal; lambs. S3..Vn6.35.
Metal Market
NEW YORK. Aug. IS -METAI-No
fees i renlnre was retlorteii in tile tnet.il
market and f r:ces were more or less nmnl-
nal In the absence of cat b s. Tin was easv
In tone
at $29 .751)30 25.
J .ilr.2 .'..r ".L 'II'"'
wltl
Mi lake quoted at $13,6240' 13 75; casting
$13 r.i't3 ',7; electrolyte. $!2.2'i. Leal
at
was unchanged
easy at $4.G74
at $4
Iron
-.H.44j. S,
t r.
Ull-
was ttomlnnily
changed.
ST. I.OI'IS. Aug I."
dull at $S.47't. Speller.
-T ETA L Lead,
rak at $1 56.
Uniar nnd Molasses.
NEW YORK. Ant 15-SiriAR Raw,
i"ui fair r 't i nk, 3 iOii.'l 5i c ; lentrfuga', to
4.' o'u 4.t .ic 1 mol las. s MlK.i
i 4.t .ic 1 mol las. s
3 jv.
R. f ii. il nuii l . No. .-. I N.
7 4 7.V;
; No u.
14. 4. !"';
No. 4 "0: ; N'. 4 (": No li, V,
l.ro.-; No. 12. 4 4,c; No IJ. 4 4"-; No
iiinf' i lii'i't'ii' A. 5 mo. mould A. o..5
l-ilif lt".o. in- id. ftc; piwdered,
gra'i'i.aied. 5 2" ; u.bes. 5 4f-e.
M"I.ASSh'S- Dull ; New I'ti'ins
kettle, g "id to choice, .'s i l.'c.
i lit
pen
I orelgu seiiaatarlal.
LONDON, Aug 15 - Mo i, ev w is hi
len. and snd supply on the mat ket I
and -the itiseoiiiil s weie firm I'u tNe
exch.inue lillsliless was of the lie,.,
m.ns:ojis. There was no special f.
bevoll-l tile weakness of Alio rl an s
E"0 I
org
1
oevon.l f 11
i I .-m, which slight i v sf
ci. .1
the ..lb.
p.il'llnelits I 'onsols (
aha n oak' -tied on r
! Hr.lil.IN. Aug 15.
..ed I a ai d c
' a! A.ilioliH.
in '. on ui' 1;
ilk.
lod.iy W'.-re railn-r iv
(ollre Market.
NEW Y' IRK. Aug 15 f i 'KFr.fC-Mlrket
for futures Closed St. adv. li.-l nuclei. gel
Sales report. I of li.'t uses. in Iu-Piik D. -ceml-er
ai f. IV. Mar. u at k5 .V c md J i
1 al 5 ttf.-- SjM.t quiet. H " No 7 ..i.
i Santos No. S. V ADM, dial.; Cordova
U -lj'js.-.
I'eurla Market.
PE' tl A. Aug 15 ' 'i 'RN
While 77ie ". No 4 Wtllle
low. 774s . No 3 v-'l" "
l'W. 7fil,r, No. 2. e'r', N"
7i1ti.
I.w. r
r . N
No
. 7 .' 1 .
No
1
4
No
.iTS-N... 1 white 17',.. No. S alilte.
474' . No I white. 44'
H1SK Y- $1 37
Wool
Market.
ST J)!IS
il l 4 111 sra.l.a
Ai.
16 -IVoot, Firm; me
bit and . .011, .-a i..
21s-, llal.t fine
lotlK'-c, haaiy UU. I. J
li.b wa-h.J,
a ai -' -
OilAllA LIVE STOCK MARKEI
Beef Steers Steady for the Week, with
Cows Lower.
HOGS SUAE FLY LOWER FOR WEEK
Sheep and I ainbs llaae Hern I'nlr ell
era 111 the Wrrk, sstth 4 losing;
Prices t onsl.lrrnl'ly
All Itonnd.
lllahrr
POI TII OMAHA. Neb. Au
Ii. V.'.
nre pts wrre: ;a:ilt
Oftirtal M'ltiday 4 ".. 1
official Tuesil iv. 4.3.3
t iftli nil Wednesday r..'t
1 ffi.'ial TI.'irsdHV 4,'d
Off'.i.il Fti.i.iy ,..7J
Kstlin.-ue Sat .r.lav Mi
uog-i Shei'l'.
in.
. S.T.'l ll.74:'
r.v io,:m
ll..'W 8. lie?
;.i., 1
j,tii
; !: V:"'
:1.!'2 :'.2.:il5
2" l;n. 21 r.i
34..3"..: .'I.'.".
:,;: '.
Six days
Same days
Same davs
Satii" Onys
Same ilaa
Same (i.iys
th s vi 1 k....lf!.ii'
last iv ek . . . .11. Ml
2 necks ugo.lS.."it;
J we ks ago.14.rjii
4 weeks agc.ll.iJJ
last year Ll. ')-')
The following table abowa the receipts
of cattle, lioa,9 and hen at S . utli Oman
fur the
year;
year to date,
compared with list
lfrl-i.
iso
inc. 1 o
I i:.7.n
I Cuttle
I Hogs .
fiJI.lnH
1.7.o..t2-.
.227
i;7 1.107
l,'--..;,).i
9v,iw
Sheep ,
i4!.d,;i
l"l.:il.
1 he
following table
the
vei ng
price of hogs m South Omalir. lor the
several das. w ith compavr sons:
list
Oate.
n . ,1806. d 6. 1 1"4. i'.K'4. iUVJ
5 75
ialDI.
lug. O U 0 V0 w 3 1 J w: l v-i . u- - -j
Aug. ii....i o 44. i f-i., 6 20, , 5 u7, i . .ti .,
Aug. 7....I , i 77 ii 21 711 I 5 (4 7 27 ,.
Aug. 8 ,...) i;iit 5 74 nil 5 M, o 11; t 12, Is , 7 ;,
Aug. ...( t 1 0 so u, 0 v4 5 IT, ! ' ' ti n
Aug. 10..; fi 21' la ; -f. 5 in'i e Mi, i t'2! 5 l'-'i Ingl.i 1
Aug. IL. it l!i's : n ,'S, o .v.i; 4 81: 5 2t mix. .1
Aug. 12...! 0 41 6 'fl1 I 5 'M 4 M o 2b ,.,,,,.,,
Aug. 11!. ..I m; j 0 V3 ii '.'2, 1 4 14 i to 6 '2 , ,h ,
Aug. II... ti !7 , 74 5 v4 n '.)' " .1 -1 i' '
Aug. lo..., $ 3,1 1 j 72 5 VI ii 01, o 01: 5 2") G M
Sundav.
The t-lTlclal iiuinb-r of cars of slock
brought in today by each i'o:.d was;
C.'illl". Hogs. II i s.
C. M. St. P 1
l'l.u n Pacific !i ..
C. c N. '., east i
C & N. W.. Wi al 7 1
C . St. P . M o 4
C. H. ti . east 2 li
C . R 1. Ai P.. west 1
Chiciigo Ureal Western 1
Total receipts 2 . 1
Tlic disposition of the day's receipts w is
lis follows, each Ii ivci purchuslng the num
ber of head Indiiatod;
Cattle. Hi);!. Sheep.
Omaha P.o kli.a Co 215
twift anil 1 'ompaiiy H'H! ....
Cudahy Packing Co 211 21
Armour A Co l.il't ....
S. r S 23
Hill Ai Son 25
Cudahy Hros. Co 125 ....
Iayton AV lln.... 2d
1-ehmer Urns 1 ....
Standard Mint C Ill ....
Wesmllh Parking Co 2 " ....
Other biljels 2 .. .
Totals 2.1 2.15 21
CATTLE Keeoipls of cattle this week
.buy. beef very liberal, showing a laig.1
gain over last week, but still a small de
I crease as compared with a year ug.'. Th"
univals have consisted almost eo ti-dy of
I range entile, then- being vesy few nirn
I feds or natives of any kind.
I For this season id' the y. i.r. renge cattle
I are showing yoi.si.loi :mo nuulity.
1 As w.ll be Inferred lioni the above, th"
itupply of ' beef steers has consisted pi-ln-I
clply of rangers, Willi only r snrmklinc; ,,f
I corn-feds. While the tot.il :i eipts of
cattle have been llb-ral. the proportion of
I beef steers bus not been overly lat go.
This, in the lace of a good demand, has
kept the market in a very healthy and as
I a rule satisfactory condition. The trad
1 Inn most days has been reasonably notice.
so that l!ie supply has changed hands in
I fair Season. Prices have shown rnm-
1 paru'lvelv no change
nl the close ot the
i about w here ll was
I market on corn-fed
from day to day and
week the narkel Is
one week ago. The
cattle, on th" other
I hand, lias been none
I time during the week
too active at any
Fortunately tie
ceipts. as noted above, have been light, so
that In sp'te of the fact that linviia hfive
seemed to prefer rang" cuttle prices have
shown very Mile change.
1 ' Cows and heifers have been in very
liberal supply all the week, a considerable
proportion of the receipts being of that
kind. Fortunately there was a good buy
ing demand, but th cattle came In so
rapidly that the market on al! pietty fair
lo good cows and belters slumped off on
Wednesday and Thursday. At the close of
the week they are iron, rally I 'd 15c loiter
I than Inst week. On the other hand there
has been an unisual'v active demand for
- th" common and the medium grades gen
erally known as dinners, nnd th" tendency
on thut kind lias be.-n strong a;d liny
are a little higher than last week.
The general ruins throughout the conn
try have Improved 111" prospects for corn
; and glass, there being a not icon bio mi-
Movement In the demand for fed cattle
: last week. All kinds of cnttl" showed
j strength during the early part of the
! week, especially light stockers. which ad-
vnnci-d quilc sharply. Later on in the
W". k. wltli receipts very liberal and Willi a
i tendency towards Hcciimolatlon In the
hands of the speculators, there was an
easing off in the market. The best kind
i of fleshy feeders remain about sternly.
but the medium kinds and light steeis
closed h ioj 15c and in some, cases 2i)c lower.
Taking the week as a whole the market
can hardly be described as other tliun sat
isfactory. Wii'tatlons on cattle: Oood to choice
mrn-fisl steers, $'i.25'ii7.0i5; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $5 . Mvfi il. J : common to fair
corn-fed steers, $4. 25(15. 40; good to choice
rani..' steers, $4.75iio.4n; fair to uond range
stiers, J4.iioii4 75; con mon to fair rung"
steers, f.i.it "VM.uO; good to choice cows and
h dfers. $3.ti"fii4.20; fair to Rood rows and
heifers. $.1.iVii'u3 iin; common to fair cows
nnd heifers, ?2 .5ci,i3 (XI; zoo to choice st o k
is and lecilers, $4.2i,u4 7Bi fair to Koo4
org. ra and feeders. l.l l.Vn4 2n: common h
l.ilr stoi kers and feeuers. S3.4Waj3.ts); Block
In- f. rs. 2.5n .lj.
JIOGS-Hecelpis of hogs this morning
were the lightest that they nave been lu
some time, the heavy brea' in the mirkei
i"i" we.-K aprarently having Inducer, ship
I'erS to hold back their s .s 'I'll- In o
"I1''11 vei y ft 1 season, wnh pi lc-s
generally b 'yi5c higher than yest-iaiy.
j " mlfl the trade could liHrdly be sai l to
nue neen active, their were so few h
"" eaie nai evcryinitiK in sight wu
cleaned up at any .arly hour In the in .rn
I lllkf Tile mi.ci ... Hid I...... . .1.1 ... .-i
; 6. Jo. with a top ut $.: .35. !, w ill be m.-'m ' I
! l...P,.a )..., i ... .... I
i pally ut $n-l.'.ltH 17,
I -waL. ,....a.i.... .. a. .a.. -.- .
- b"rn Vrr iiii'd.-rute. there being n f.l.ing
.'it as ooinpar. d with ihe Drevlo.m w. ek of
22 ) head and a still heavier de. rea-.,
as compared with a year ag... The
market lias shown u good many cnar.gc -.
fluctuations haelnn been more rapid and
wider than us oil of bite Thus tie we k
started out with a g" ..1 suatp .idvinc..
which was followed . n Tinaiiy with ..n
oih.r udvi.nc. c.iiriiig ti e i.-.ark.-l t a
point that was u,. . i ;h. st re.icb. ,1 n a
long tinie ninl ".c logm r tlau ti e ro-e
of laat week. Then .mm. n i d an e oil i
rapid d.clli.e. the I iw pomi ben e; r. acn. .(
on Friday, w I en u e avnge ti.ark-t k.n
U'c It Wer 1)11111 Ihe c ... i ,.
ViilllS Week. I T 3.'TC low. I I. Mil Ihe
I nut on T'i-d iv T..H iv s : ; a 'in, Ir
li e market only a s':ade lower tl au it
at Die . i.. I.,., w... K
R'-pi t Selllil'C. e lillil
p
g'
wa
fh Pr N At 5h P ' '
! J'4 ' : 7 ,. j.,
- c-' 12-' ' -i ir :s a ;., , i'.-, i.'
K 27i ... ; 14 ... 4 a . ,
!' ... .' . 'I l a , . ,
7' 1-2! I" 2 , 7 ' . : ' 4 1. .
i . ;j . 1 - ;. a . 1
' 0 . ... ' 1". i T. Itati
' 1 :i .: .1, , ' '
s V. .-' j - j . 1 1
"i t-l 1. a . . '.' 4 ' 1 w.
" --- . .. :i a. a i ' '," ,
1 J.l 4. a V -. '
sum
Si e. l I
"Is
a lii.i ktt ('..
be. II V . v !.:
r -' n. I p. 11. '.. 1
f r snv w k
Ttie t r 1 1 -well-.ta
won
'lie ha
i 1 n-l-r the !
i f irel "f 1 lie a
sl at t'H an t
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to Inn fee, I ; a,
been l' e , .,
tv'll'is th.U t'C
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good deal 01' t
Ills . 1 l,l,.-' f.
11 e i;.o,l tletc.i
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m 1 k !
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t s ve .id v a
1. 0'tl. -II as I. it
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to: 1.1 le s.
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b' t ' rl't.
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is
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per. it
is 1-11 the tn.uiiet a
e gen.
f'l fe
Will '1.
11' 1 111
rallv
'.i'MS
o a
kina f
r a good demand
f: '
ow on
vi:. if 1. nll:-.-il
stro
UK teliil'-n
to li.ep tie K"'l
oil i .iv coiaII' .on.
111.1: -
ket
in a go ''I
( 'llOl.ltlollS 1
ns on til'. ate or muss :
'd ii choice lambs.
1 icep nnd
lnmi'S
lull- t ' g
f I T.-.'i.". I'..
U l".'ll I ,'l!
$4."-l 1 .."
go,,, I
v.. 1.1 '..;
d latnl s, J,'. 4".i.". v., f
good to choice l!g It
good ti. choice hea
I"' d'llg S .11 HllKS,
ling I unl'S. I
ve.'i'ilngs. j
e .1 1 lings, I
t 'OH I 2... !
chob
e wctnera.
. M I'i'io.s;.,
,1 to eh,'!.
11 1 lo. fail
lillg Motile
good Wet 'u t
Sll ."''I '1 1" 7', C
fall to Aiood
ti
c e'les, 1 ..'.' I
1 11 tie, I', 'I (ling c -
Us. $2 '..US 'O.
W I
$2..") 1 11 :', Clllls
and bu
i lilt At. (I
l I
I IM Iv M tHM'.T
tattle and hee. li-iiil) llnga
tu Ten Cents lllatlier.
C111CAHO Aug I.', TATTI.E -lli'i
Flat-
e pi..
Jl il.S,C
t . e s .
l.i. 1 head . 111111 k. t stea
'CIS
.ok."
J.". '
f.-.i 2 ; e
'inn
at'
111. 1 led-
!.. J.I'OI
Ullvis. J
and In 1 1 . 1 s
1 '
'in
S P.ei elpt s. S.' i.t
; llghls. S'ioV'tf.7
$i 1ioii'..7" ; lu a'i
In av y . ii li.''M. '.1
.1. mi:
pigs.
u.:
od
'in.;
'Ugl
f sales Jo 4' VMi "
SHEEP AND LAMPS It. c.dpts.
head; market steady; mitli.-s. .'''
westerns. $2 7...t I 35. .voarpiigs. M2
lambs, S.'..0". Ml .'-', w esteni.-'. Jl J.oiil 4-v
s. I. mils 1 11 e stock
Miirbet.
ST. !.i 'IMS. Aug. C c. I
riLE
T. Van
LE- lie, .
IplS.
.i" lii-ad, ii.a-uding !"' 'I
111 irkot
t Steels.
St
ady. Nntlie shipping and evp.
J I 75-.i 7.5";
a.i..i'.; ...;
stock, rs I
in 1 ; iin ssed beet and
I-
I- St I
'I .
Hi'iMi 1.0; at . e 1
ek. i s i:el f
1111, l.-r 1 '
dors. 12 To
canneis.
$ .'. ,0 1 ii.5o.
"01. 4".
11 s a lid
, ; bulls
1 4
Jl .""
I'
iilld
I. elf. I S, J 2. 75. Ml
12 .V'.i I.'.-'; ( iil 1
1 11 ..1
X:is
ami in- 1
dl.in steers. 7.5'-1 1"'
':4.ii.
Ill HIS Reeeil tS.
w s
Iters. J1.5H 1
'" head ; mark
t sir oig
: .'.' '-mi :5.
1 to hlgin
1 p ick-us, f.:. 1
figs and lights. :
4o, butchers .il d l est
In av y.
p.. .".ih , '.
No sheep niatki t.
I Knnsna City l.lao stnrk Mnrkct.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 1 i 'AT IT .17 Re
' celpts, .V10 h-ad, including 2no southerns;
I market steady; native steers. $4 5"ii T.5');
I southern ste. i.s, fl) H"'u-I,75; so ith.-ru e w.
1 2..'i"''i't.5ii; natlie cows and liMl-us. $2 ,
5 2.-,; Hockera and feeders. J2.s5u-4.5o; bills.
C'r'nil i.'n calves. :i.2!.'tjl..: west, rn ste
$1. :"' 1 i-.'J.' ' W' Stelll r'.WS.
1 3 li".
Ill it SS Receipt s. 3,'no hca
higher; bulk of sabs, Kli'm
ci .1. 7' ; puck, ts and bntc
lights. '. I"M'. To; pigs. $3.f,
SHEEI' AND LAMPS
l.nrk.'t 5'rili)c
heavy. V' '0
-. l. U.'iri Mi G -;
1:
'.ipl
head; market steady; unit
?3.
lambs ":
fed ewes, $3.2 5frlS.
range wethers, .TG 'Ul.lu;
Slona City Live Mini;
8IOPX CITY. la.. Aug 15-
Market.
Sp.-cl:il Telo
, cram 1 CATTLE li
1 Ipts. loo head .
ke! stea.lvi l'e -vi, '" 7.14
, heifers. SS..i .-.i.5.i.i; fe, d.-rs,
calves nil'! 1 eniliiiKS. 2. 75-1
I Hi m :S It. c ipis. 1,'J. h.- i'l
higt.ei'; range of prices. J'i.J'f.
' talcs, $G 2;'iMi."2.
JO
market lb
i.3j. bulk of
Mlo.'k In glirlit.
n-id la
Ii!" 1 il
box ei s
Receipts of live sto.-k at the six principal
west, in iiii.rki Is yesterday:
I 'in tie. Hogs, Sheep.
South Omaha 2.4'o
Sii.UX C-ty loo l.f.i.1 j
Si. Joseph 'i o."ft I
St . 1 .oi lis 2in 2 nm . . . ;
Kansas City 2"o 3. nun 2''l i
Clil. -ago l.n ') S.'Mi J.iiiu ,
T .it'll 1..VK 2',"0 2.2'.)
O 41 A H A l.ll
l. MIIKKTM.
4 ondltlon of Trade and Q until t liniii on
ciluple mill I-hiic lro4lu'e
BUT TKlt Ci larnery. No. 1. uenveieu to
retail trade in canons, ioc, No. i, in "
lb. uibs, 22Vo; No. 1, In 30-lb. tub.-t, 23o;
No. 2. In GO-ib. tubs. ZuVjc; No. 2. in Bu
lb, tubs, 21c, No. 2. Ill l ib. tartuls. 2.V;
No. 1. in Lu.ioud lots. 21 'sc. No 2, iu ciar
load lots, ls-i i!'c; country, taucy, luo,
17c; coii inoii, lGc.
EUCiS i-resh riiudied. 16c dozen.
CHEESTv Finest Wisconsin fUil cream,
twins, 1 4 -' ; V'-ur.K American, t lu huop,
15c, i'uvorue, b in buop, 15Vc, Daisy, ii
lu hoop. l"V.jc, creiuii biicii, tuil case,
li'iiC hall case, 13 )c; half dozen oricka,
14c. No .jiioliitli lis on Swiss aaur limoer,
ers until ultue October.
HELF t I TS -No. 1 ribs, 17c; No. 2 ribs,
lb; No. 3 li s. 7c No. 1 loin, JDc. No. J
! In, 12Vi 1 No. 3 loin, c. No. 1 chuck, 6c;
No. 2 chuck, 4-v ; No, 3 chuck, 4 . No. 1
lund, 84j ; No. 2 roun 1, Go.. ; No. 3 round,
64c No. 1 plate, 6c; No. 2 p. at. , li4c; No.
1 j plate. 3U,c.
VEUETAULE3 Ceiery, Mlchlcan, per
idea. 35c. llesns, new wax and i.;il:ir. rnc-
third bu. basKet. jl.'A); navy, per bu., Nia,
1 $2.70; liiaiu, trlc per lb. Cabbage, ;j ptl
I lb. Potatoes, new, per bu.. ri.lu. Toma
toes, per 4-b.isket crate, 8 s.-. ,VHtermeloiis
, MfOiMt. CaiiUlopes, California, 2.ijiJ uu
per crate. Apaiagus. per doz., 40c. t u-
cumbers, per del., iuc. Onions. Jjermud 4,
. Si 60 per crate; TtiLtta yellow, 41.26 jier craie'
; Mushiuoius, cultivated, pi r lb., wc Ji
I luce, per aoz., 2Lc. Pepiem, souihein,
per criUe.
1 FRESH FRU1TS-App.es. S2.76't,3.O0 per
bushel box. Lemons. 14. jeo.Jlk orang-j,
H uoh5.0j. Uanunas. 4u per lu. Hun. a. J,
4-baoi.et crate, peaches. 'Ja.iforide. .o-iiatj
1 box. Teavajs. 4-busket etile, (k-uJs;. IVaia.
' W-W 4-'-4.eit lllticklMirtes. 14. itasp-
berriet. ii.oo Cbrirus, 4VS. Can an is. ..uu.
Uooeua:! ni-s. t.uO.
GL'liAH-Coarse gran lated. 5.10c; fin
giali'jiuled. ii.ioc; lulica, . hoc, powdered,
D.jvO pel lo.
LIVlii l-UCl.II.lt-Helm, J'c; brol era.
a pons. lac. due, sVsCi
plgcoill. B.s- tluAcu.
' ei'"' 01
siicuu". i. vu U"iu:i.
bhLbsLL) POO'LTR Sguabs, 2 J
DRIED FRUITM Raisins, loo.aa Muae.i-i
''lHt, lancy needed, 1-lb. carton, pic. Cur-
ranis, uiicieaiieii. 4jc; cleaned, ic, cartou,
K per lb. Piunta. v.tis'.-c per ack.
per in. Apricots. 2a-id. poxes. v per :u.
peaciies. CubtoridiA choice, ic, (ancy b x s
! L
iPersiuti,
lb. liars, vslllurnu. He. DjIo.--c.
1 i.'.s. layer, clw.ee. 1 . e
Citron. Uu-oc- Leniou aiecl. IwC. ura.uj
p.el l.'c.
F.SH-lIjPbut. c; trout, 14c, pickeiel. loc.
Vlke, 13c, bullheads, skinned ami dp. ssed!
14c, whito pel Cli. ; win: tnass, i"c, toi at
baa. 26c; crappira. 16t'; whit- 71ii, 1.1c;
red aiiappt-r. 14v ; f ounders, l.c; in icxeiai,
lie; cotiiian. (real lr nn. U. , .i id . . , 4,
til.". Is. 1J.'. (r if 1. a;s 4c , tire:i se.t lur.lj
inrat. ...', ratllsti loc.
1 lDr -
,i t i : :0:1s by J. S Br-ilth 42 C v :
I. No. 1. I' . ." O. . I ll I
til. ell salt
I'ldrS. No 1
S. SO. el.. p i
1" L'e ! t I'l
ur lat.. 11 I
' . No .'. 7 - . :iot.,- h. ...,
lis. 2r I t $1 5". dry p ; . ;, c
. dry f in: le.t, ii-r h. ' s. 1 5 ,
li -v I.- .lr .-jr. I ,. .- .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Plat
1 lr .
M
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I
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r II
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1. .!:
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nkili't
w It. 1.
'011 No :
' I.Ul is
I I'll. I'll
It'irtles"
e I 11 11 1
Appeal
. mandril.
II.
I III
a lit 1 or Ife.l to
11 Of tl.1l) 1'
f the I'Mtll St
! re .oitere.l
.1" I. 'I
is ft .-in 1 In
'Mi'll II!" Ill
lu
ad 'o' 1 n in. tit
W .1 s 1 1 lr 'I
I few tlllll
i,l :n
II .lib
oil
for 1 t
ov ert "led A
I
111 Mol.itloll of th
e s:atule will
made In tide
, 72 Neb . 2t.t.
b
.1 11 ;'!. motion diC
ck .ik. iltist Liu bl'ef
'lit M
l o ,
-' I 'oil'
and followed
!":H' nr.- not lilM'lnl eltlur III
or
1 i::. anu. 11 ine lutein is oonoi
I ie a atilei construction
tllose lor whose 1 1 net It 1 1 1 . wer
fol.
:al'i-
mi 1
In.'
I
.1,1 1 .
.. A
pro Id
exe.-llt
t lo
U"
sale of real estato
I' endee s f.lll lie to
ortgiige and lo nink-a
m. that the nioti'V
1 m ' ' !" declared
I a n ot 'In f lr" t
t : jit it was incni'ib-
d ti
tl:
Ite Hole,
olid I'll
f ". I ..
;!".l to
.iiid a m
h pn no
I "
I tb.'t
I forf
d I el 1 o
the Slid
0 Mil. I.
I'll! ll' Mil
cut on th. eii. lor upon
vellilee s liefai
to dei biro a of"llul" to entitle hT
It'llilr S.Ild 111 .!le
I,'".'1 llverlll uga.nst Fanners nnd
Mer-He-Dl-
chants
versed
Hank.
Al p' al
fr'tn Huftni'i.
Epi rtanii. C
with
dlrei t Otis.
Vision
1. In
No. I.
the ill se
of
"btrolling statutes,
I lire'
ins. r ot 1 l.c en pl' al at
of a rot -tntiit
ll
d iivairst
:ou fi r a v alonbl. c 11
iI'Mn e of f: .1 .id Is pi "to. le,
1 Sl..-ei,Ui nt nt till 1 1 M ia-11 1 Of .-XeC.lt
' iv:. 1:11s. br gianior. nltho gi le
I lil'.e Ins .is . gtlliielit ' cr 1 ded
: 1 o. ks o: t lie 1 01 p 'ration
n Is. ue I
laid to
.p II I hs
i 2 Tie rile II1.1I a vendee Is not a bona
' file pur. -haser for value until be has a.tu-
iilo paid t:,e put.'l.its- ptlee. or become
1 rt-."-. it'ii 1 "iitnl br its piivtnenl. (iinnoi
, b" itivok-'.l ..Hali al one who has puvinsed
lo glie a 1 o.. sulci ot loti for the tmnMer
1 :is.-..ii.ed. unless it a pi ii i s that the tiatis
I !' r wi.l bin l.-r "i d'-lav ;.. -. . ;:dor s t ied
I o,s.
3. Who:, a transfer e
I -ft a 11 not 11!. 1. 1, 1 is
1,1 lit. toe fact Hint th
1 a Id to tin grant it's
.it slgl.lllellt llit'lo'l d(
rule imposing upon tie
l I .1 lis i('t I 11 the I, J I dell
111' 11 .
f pt operl y bet w. en
US'il I' d its fraud
' c'lisnb ra 1 ion was
iieiii relative upon
i's ii"i 1 h.inge I nn
I an v tissa nng 1 In
ot prilling tt fraud-
I. A bon.i fi,,. p
!.a-er of tlie cHpltal
st in'li 1 'I a 1 01 poi .1 1 11
lo compel the col 1 111,
H.Knuii 111 upon its b
n may sue m enulty
Hon t-i enter the hs
'iilta, and to Usitc n
law err: l! It ate the;
t li, s:o 11 1 1 from si
I'oi . nn I t 1 r at 1 a In
ling sit:-! stock tipo.i
an 1 xecui ion against
n it a 1 1 "ii and .-Ini.If
the vendor, the ror-
I ring pa 1 1 '.-a to 1 110
acth II,
li'.; 4. Johnson ng.nnsi Samu.-.son. Ap
pe.il from Yiuk. Alfiiiiuil. Calkins. 1'.
I'lvlslon No. 2.
I An 1.11c nd ttotial 1 rd. r made under t:.e
1 1' vlatoiis 01 sei lion .'4.1 mil - that a g.ir-i.l-hec
pa nii'iiev Into rmni, :s a Judg-m.-ni
wit'iln the me.miiu; of the stiitu.es
milking J.nUnn nts, when i'o. K.-le I in t he.
iti ce ot ih" cleik of the illar.ct mint,
a len upon ti e lands ..f the d' htor sltu
nt d win. in the to-. ni.
2. Tin- vi iiur 01 .m action to quiet tltli
to rea (stale :u against the nparent lien
"f a void Jililgnelil IS govellied by the
I r. .visions t. sei ti ui ."1 Cod", ami must lie
lild n the r.niiny in whl.h s.icli real
r.-l.ite s s United.
5. Wh-ro ,1 gai nis-lieo. suninioned liy 4
Jaisilc "f to.- peace under tne provisions
if seeilon 21: I'otle tl'fiki'S .1 d tsi-Ii 'sure
rein inn mi., Hid Ice. In. -ss or llabiliu to
.!: ju :gn;eiit ih bi ir, ai d the .lu.-llce, with
out iiiiiiouiiomg any de. isi ui or any ad
jiurnn.tni of tie hearing, Informs thn
gal nlsin " that he is i-i'js ,1, said JiisI.cd
.her h. In. ea Jurlsiiici on of the case an I
in order .ilii'lsuiil c
g.irn:s,eo to pn the.
ed r. ipiirmg ilia
"Hit of the llldkr-
nii-i'l Into cuil is const i ui. Ih ei y fraun
t.lellt.
15331. Dandy against l-7sate of Hlssell.
Appeal from I'awiiee. mi motion foi re
hearing, former Judgnn nt tu' dllTed , mil
lion for rehearing overruled. T-'awcett,
C. and Leiton, J. not siu,ug. Dlilsbin
No. 2.
15511. State tx rel. Harris -isnlnst Han-
App.-nl t'otn Diolg.. on i 'heailnij
former
pin. mi
No. 1
idlltled lo. Epperson, C
1 !'. Isi'.n
1. In .
line the
i.ig 'will.
oastmlng1
coin t will
an act of the legisla
glve to !t ll.e meail-
h It is a;
pai ' iit 1 1 urn the ian-
guag" used that the bglilature nad 111
111 1 11.I when tiie net was passed.
2 Chapter 153 if tile liws of 1907 pro
vides that "whenever It will be con
(iiiciie to liio public health. 1 o n v en 1 e rii' e
or vvelfaiii either to drain .... any
land which vill lie Inipioved by drainage)
or to construct any di(e nr levee to pre
vent th" overflow hy water .... a
drainage district may be formed ' ....
tl:-' In. 11. ula rles of which are I i up fixed by
tiie coin, ly board upon the filing of a pe
tition by inteie-t'-d imperii owners and
providing that the coimiy board shall fix
the boundaries "with a view to promoting
the Interest of said district. If lormed.
nnd with it 1 l-w to doing Justice and
equity to all poisons." H.ld. that p is
11 nicessaiy Inlereme from the language
used that the board shall determine the
pub'to utility of the proposed district, and
that il is not the Imperative duty of the
board to tlx the hotindariea If the
1 in 'latum Ion and Improvement of the dis
trict would not promote the public hralin,
env eiib ii.-e or welfare.
3. From the language used it Is apparent
that the l.-ki.slalure itii.-ndeij that t,lt,. pro
visions of ti..- act should ll"l be applied fl
opt that the county bund s4tou d prescribe,
a ut.-U'icl which if organized and improved
would di lii-d ptoh-ote tile public lit.tltu,
coin ' let 1. l'e or wellfire,
4. Aiier the roomy board has fixed the
I ..ui ni 1 .. 1 i-s of a disirii t, the rei tarnation
or protection 01 wnn h would be "f public
utility. 11 is competent for the l.g.siature
lo pet mil ll.e property owners within the
proposed dislr.ct lo determine by vole
whether or not liny will avail themselves
of the boip fit of Uic act, and ihe provisions
permitting none but property owners to
vote, and authorising "U. a owner of read
estate lo ens! a vote for every ucre of land
or town lot widen he ow ns with n the pro
po.nj district, and permitting nonresident
owners and foreign corporations owning
nal estate therein to vote upon the ques
tion of organization and for the officera
of the district are not unlawful, nor does
such election call for tie exercise of the
elective franchise secured to all electors by
section 22 of the bill of rights.
5. An a t of ti e legislature providing for
the organization of a drainage district
w heiiev it the same will promote the pub
lic health, conw-nienee or welfare, funds
f ir the iniprov. rn.'ht lo be raised by special
ass. ssiii. r:t of .the property In proportion to
the benefits received, and which provides
that nnto of assessment shall be served
ton the property owner ar'.iltig htm the right
to appear am! he heard and to appeal from
the order of the .-iss, ss ng officers, does not
amount to the t ik'ng of private proper'v
for pilvate use. nor tor public use without
J "s- compensation, tmr is It the taking of
property without .pie process of law.
. Ti e former opinion in this ca.se,
Neb.. . IIS N. W 2V. adhered to.
WE OFFER INVESTORS
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