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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1912. . REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. BUILT ON HONOR NEW HOMES $3,900 Choice Location 3M1, 3917 and 4113 N. 20th St. Blvd. Six good sized rooms, plenty of closets, neat bathroom and sleeping porch. Large living room and dining room fin ished in oak and decorated; one house ha sand finished walls, tinted through out; kitchen has built In cupboards, which will please the women folks; three good sized bedrooms, besides the sleeping Porch, a delightful place to sleep during hot weather; full basement, cemented; foundation running clear down and con structed of brick and hollow tile; best of rilnmhtnar nni4 fiim&rA. guaranteed: fine level lot, full depth to alley; large maple shade trees; and no paving to pay in front, a saving of at least You hmiM imln thta DrODCrtV and SOO what Is doing In this new and choice residence district. This properly win in crease in value because it Is the lat of the comparatively close in property on the market. . Can sell on $500 down, balance montby. This is your opportunity to stop paying rent Payne & later Co. Tel. Douglas 1016. 618 Omaha National Bank Blflg. Beautiful Home Cheap Owner moving to California and has of fered his home for less than cost; 8 rooms, strictly modern; reception hall, parlor, dining room and kitchen first floor, all finished in quarter-sawed oak; combination fixtures; four large bedrooms and fine bath room second floor; maple floors; fine attic; full cemented cellar, with finest hot water heating plant that money can buy; fine lot and shade trees; paved street and within walking distance. Don't be too late to Investigate this. BLRKETT & TEBBENS, 423 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4754. J300 DOWN, balance $25 per month, new . J . . . .. b-room cottage, moaern extein hcuw, newly papered and decorated, corner lot, cement walks; must be sold this week. Owner leaving city; 8920 North 28th St. $350 down, balance $23 per month, 5-room cottage, modern except heat, 2865 Maple. $400 down, balance $12.60 per month, 5 rooms, partly modern; fruit and shade; will exchange for 7-room house and pay the difference. 2408 South 29th St. $500 down, balance like rent; 6 rooms, brand new, never occupied, partly mod ern, oak floor, elegantly finished, 1116 8. 48th St. I. N. VOGEL, 415 KAKBACH BLOCK. WELL LOCATED, ALMOST NEW PRICED VERY LOW When you buy a home you want the three essentials named above. After looking over the new 8-room house at 1340 S. 35th Ave. you will have to look no fur ther. The owner will leave Omaha per manently as soon as the property is sold, so don't delay too long. We are author ized to make a price of $7,250 for quick cat? PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Douglas 1781. $4,500-WALK3NG DISTANCE HOME. Near 31st and Farnam Sts. Fine new strictly modern bungalow home of 6 large living rooms and large sleeping porcn, high grade oak and birch finish; high crude combination lighting fixtures; all other conveniences and arrangements that can be put in a house. This is a fine home in a fine neighborhood at a very lnw nrlce on reasonable terms. This is entitled to your immediate attention. See RASP BROS. 108 McCague Bldg. Phone Douglas 1063. A DANDY HOME Square house, but 2 years old ; reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen, on first floor; 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch and bath on second floor; oak finish with maple ' floors, south front lot, nicely sodded and set out with shrubbery, ce ment walks, street being paved. In Bemls Park district,' good neighborhood, close to car line and school. , Terms will be given to right party. Do you want some thing nice? Owner is leaving city. BEMIS-CARLBERG CO., $10-12 Brandels Theater. Douglas 683. $100 Cash, $10 Per Month. Dundee Lots Price $1,000 each. Easy terms. Interest 6 per cent on deferred pay ments. Street being paved. Fine location. George & Company Phono D. 756. J02-12 City Nat'I. Bnk Bldg. West Davenport Two long squares north of Farnam; paved street; large corner lot; 4 rooms and v hall downstairs; includes maid's room off kitchen; 4 rooms, bath and plenty closet space upsttairs; laundry; hot water heat; $1,500 cash; balance monthly. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1016 Omaha Nat'L Bank. Tel. Doug. 2152. Evenings: H. 2842 or H. 6134. REAL ESTATE CITY PROPERTY FOR AtE. TWO COTTAGES FOR 11.700 One 4-room and one 5-room. Southwest corner 36th and Patrick Ave. Renting for $20. Nonresident owner anxious to raise some money. W. H. GATES, S44 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Phone Doug. 1294. $500.00 down and the rest like rent, buys my new, -all modern 7-room bouse for less than you can build It This is sure a snap and within walking distance. Tel. Har ney 60. Harry H. Putnam, 2710 Cass. MUST SELL MY TWO FARMS. 130 acres, 9 miles east ot Council Bluffs; well improved reduced to $100 per acre. SO acres in Dundy Co., Neb., 6 miles west Benkleman. Price $10 per acre; 65 acres broke; balance pasture. Cail 4U--12 Karbach Block. Omaha, Neb. WANTS clear land for equity in his 12-room, all modern Omaha home; mort gage, $6,500. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., 1016 Omaha Natoinal, Omaha. FOR SALE--267? Evans. St, 4-room, rev.-, modern, oak finish, sleeping porch. Call Owner. Webster 721 HANSCOM Park residence. Lot 60x150. Owner leaving city. Bargain. 1706 6. 28th St. H. 1640. PERU, NEB., RESIDENCE. Beautiful location. Good 9-room house and four bloats of ground near State Normal. Owner has left state. A rare bargain at 4, )CJ If tiken at once. Writs C. H. Welden. Peru. Neb. Sleeping Porch Nice Lawn $2,300 Good 6-room, modern, steam heat laundry, lawn, cement walks. 1706 N. 16th St. Phone owner. Web. 6266. B-1771 ' TO B1J", SKU, OR RENT. F1KST K JOHN Vv. RORKIN& 12 KARNAM8T. . $2.400Good corner business lot with 8-room, partly modern house; barn in rear; plenty of room to build store. Anton Trlska, 2224 S. 16th St. downstairs. Red 6418. 10-ROOM house, oak finish, hot water heat hearth. twr toilets, near cars, Dundee. Phone Harney 2558. A. P. Tukey & Son Special Bargain To close out the last of fifteen houses lately purchased we offer a five-room cottage at 1S08 N. 34th St. at a bargain to a party having $400 or $500 cash. The people In the house will show you through. See us If you want a good house at a low price. A. P. Tukey & Son 444-5 Board of Trade. D-21S1. REAL ESTATE FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE CaUi ferula. GRIDLEY Irrigated colony land at $75 to $150 per acre; good land, plenty of water; thickly settled district with good schools, adjoining town of 2,000. Easy terms. Write for illustrated booklet. Homeseekers' Irrigated Land Co., Grid ley, California. lorra,. THE easiest way to find a buyer for your farm la to insert a small want ad in the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir culation in the state of Iowa, 43.IWO dally. The Capital is read by and believed tn by the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re fuse to permit any other paper tn their homes. Rates, I cent a word a day; $12$ per line per month; count six ordinary words to the line. Address Des Moines Capital, Des Moines, la- GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Stained Wheat from the Northwest Causes Weakness in Prices. RECOVERY IS NOTED IN CORN Specialists ia Oat Trade I.onk for Heavy Shipping to Do Little More Than Give Steady im to Market. 70 ACRES 3 miles postofflce; owner, Robins, at Ogden hotel. Council Bluffs. Minnesota. Toward Minnesota Tou know the tide of immigration at the present time is into Minnesota. All the railroads of that state are carrying homeseekers and the land is rising rap idly, not so muoh because of the demand for it as because of the great production. Immense crops are being raised on land there that sells for one-half of what land of the same quality would bring In Nebraska or lowa. Just for Example To show the quality of the farms we are ottering, here is one: J-3S2. Lyon county, ziq acres, four miles from town; school house across the road. li miles to church. House 14x28 with cellar; barn 18x32, with wing 16x32: granary 20x24; poultry house 12x16; crib 20x24; apple orchard and grove, of 20 acres; there Is a good well with windmill and tank. The land is gently rolling; the soil uniformly black loam with clay subsoil, fine drain age, fine roads, fine neighbors. This is a bargain at $86 per acre. We can quote you similar propositions, nearly one hundred of them, every one desirable and would like to send you literature If you are Interested. More than that we would like to send you a little folder we have Issued, giving opin ions of other people who have seen the land, and price Hat covering all the propositions we have to offer. Let us talk to you or write for particulars. Payne Investment Co. Land Merchants, Omaha, Nebraska. MINNESOTA Special i rates to the FAMOUS RED RIVER VALLEY and SOUTHERN MINNESOTA via 8t Paul and Minneap olis. Where the best crops of CORN, WHEAT. OATS. RYE, FLAX, TIM OTHY, CLOVER. ALFALFA and POTA TOES are being grown in the United States today. Ve have a good list and can sell In tracts of 80, 160. i20 and larger. Write for booklet "C." Special rates to YOU, Mr. Prospect Make the trip by daylight. DAY ft NIGHT REALTY CO., 103 BANKERS LIFE BUILDING. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. OMAHA. Aug. 21, 1912. The feeling In the wheat trade yester day which permitted a fair recovery tn prices after an early dip seemed to be that hardly any progress is being made in forcing the market nearer the 90-cent level, and that with the futures ruling considerably under the cash wheat and no chance for accumulation ot grain in public elevators here the conditions easily favor buyers when the track can find an oversold spot In the Chicago market. The northwest conditions are mixed, with much damp stained grain coming forward as a result of the recent excessive rains and millers are discriminating to an ex tent that caused a show of weakness in the cash market. Cash prices were easier In the southwest yesterday and this was offset by the liberal shipping and export sales. Traders say It Is best to limit the selling orders to the strong swells. Cash wneat 2c lower. It has been known for some time that practically all selling of December and May corn was In the shape of short lines. It was a reduction of this short interest yesterday which gave the fair recovery in prices. Traders thliiK iv wise to keep away from the selling side of September with the cash corn up around SOc If the weather conditions hold favorable It may doto pick the hard spots for sales In later months. The cnunfrv ntfArvA riii. I cago houses 223,000 bushels of corn jester. nay ana trie sales for shipments at the same time were nearly 300,000 bushels. It Is a weather market for December and May. Cash corn was unchanged. Specialists In the oats trade look for the heavy shipping and export sales to do little more than give steadiness to the market. Reports of considerable damage to oats in shocks are helping buyers at the present time. Cash oats were un changed to 4c lower. Clearance: Wheat and flour equal to 2B8.000 bushels; corn, 1,000 bushels; oats, 6,000 bushels. Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged; corn, i higher. Primary wheat receipts were 1.143,000 bushels and shipments 1,141,000 bushels, against receipts of 750,000 bushels and shipments of ffiO.OOO bushels last year. Primary corn receipts were 467,000 bush, els and shipments 345.000 bushels, against receipts of 632,000 bushels and shipments of 361,000 bushels last year. Primary oats recelnta were 910.000 bush. REAL ESTATE FARM RANCH LANDS FOR SALE els and shipments fcS.OOO bushels, against receipts of 690,000 bushels and shipments of 4U.O00 bushels, last year. The following cash sales were reported: Wheat No. i hard winter. 4 cars, U7c. No. 3 hard winter: 3 cars, 87c; 2 cars, $6c; 1 car, Sbic; 1 car. SSc. No. 4 hard winter: 3 cars. 87c; 3 cars, 85 ty;. No grade hard winter: 1 car (wet), Sic. No. J spring: 1 car, S6Hc Corn No. 2 white: 1 car, 75Wc. No. 4 white. S cars. 74c. No. 2 yellow: 2 cars, 73'nc. No. 3 yellow: t cars, 73c; 3 cars, 72c.No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 72c. No. 3 mixed: 3 cars. 72ie. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 71c. Oats-No. $ white: 3 cars, $2c; 6 cara, 31c; 4 cars, Smc. No. 4 white: 1 car, 31Hc. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, SiVc; 1 ar, 31c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, Sic. No grade: 1 car, 30o. Omaha Cash Prices. WHEAT No. I hard. S64Gr,4e;. No. 3 hard. 85HS7V4c; No. 4 hard. 79c. OORN-No. 2 white. 7&Hc; No. 3 white, 75a-75c; No. 4 white, 73WjCte; No. 2 yel low, 73c: NO. 3 yellow. KVSTSc; No. 4 yellow, 7(7mc; No. 2. 72c; No. 3, 7 724e : No. 4. 70Vs7lc. OATS No. 2 white. S2ff:Se; standard, SltX32lc; No, 3 whlti). 31liS;e,; No. 4 white, SljrSlViC: No. 3 yellow, Sl'ilfSHtiC; No. 4 yellow, 80Vtt31e. H A RLEY Malting, 6065c; No. 1 feed. 36?45c RYE No. J, 062c; No. 3, 6760c. OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET Beef Steers Steady; Cows Heifers and Feeders Strong.and Active. HOGS MOSTLY FIVE CENTS LOWER Recelpta of Sheep and Lambs Large Every Day This Week Prices Show Very Little Change with Yesterday. Carlo! Receipts. Wheat Corn Oata Chicago 3S9 Minneapolis 186 Duluth 15 Omaha M Kansaa City 3 St. Louis 148 Winnipeg 78 155 I 1 40 2i8 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Feat are of the Trading and Closing Prices on Board ef Trade. CHICAGO, Aug. n.-Wheat kept within narrow limits today, values fa'llng early, rNiMnslv to better weather and harden ing tsomewhat later on com firmness. Tne market was steady at the close with final prices unchanged to He hlgrier. Wheat sentiment was bearish. The promise of larger northwestern receipts, backed bv fine, clear weather over most of the fields, prevented marked advances. Large accumulations in elevators were reported from the southwest and arrivals here totalled 1,143.000 bushels, against 70,- C00 bushels on the same day a year ago. December closed Ho Higher than yester day, aC92ic. September , finished un changed, at KUaC, Cash com advanced He. September closed at the teu, c higher. December closed i6?Hctip, at 64Vc. No. 2 yellow was quoted at 80fi81e. September oats closed at S2Vc. Decem ber closed at S-'3ic. May closed at M'A'ff 35c . ' Packers' Investments In provisions ran prices up from an early weakness. Jan uaior pork and ribs led at the last with a gain of 10c. October products closed with pork at S17.OTH. unchanged. Lard, $10 87H, He lowe: Ribs, ,j0.90, 10c higher. The leading futures closed as louows: Nebraska. Farms Farms Farms Driving distance of Omaha; bargains. Let us show you the goods. All sizes, all prices, all terms. ORIN S. MERRILL, Rooms 1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg. TWO NEBRASKA FARM BARGAINS That will produce equal to much higher priced lands. 400-acre farm, on the famous Wood River valley, naif valley and half upland, all good, 24ft acres in cultivation, 30 acres alfalfa, 1 miles to good town, $50 an acre. Good terms. 4S0-ecre Elk horn Valley farm; good land and a producer; will produce more dol lars net to the acre than much of the $101 land; no waste land; good improvements and a bargain at $40 an acre. W. W. Mitchell, 414 Uee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE Twenty-five selected dairy and potatoe farms from forty to seventy miles from the twin cities on the Great Northern main line to Duluth, at from $36 to $60 per acre, highly improved with good buildings, good roads, telephones, rural delivery, electrlo cablet have been stretched out through the country for light and power on the farms. The soil is No. 1, free from stone and of a clay loam: the crops will prove it. Come now and investigate before these are sold; you will never buy a farm like it lor the money. Don't try to beat It, but come early and see it yourself. The L. P, Larson Land Agency, Brabam, Minn. WHY WORK FOR OTHER8 ALL, YOU LIFE. Come to Dawes county. Neb., "The Land of Independence," where Arah L. Hungerford haa paved the way that you can get a home of your own on a small payment down and can get time on the balance at 5 per cent Interest many of these places are ready to move on to. My FREE BOOK of descriptions and prices, Just eft the press, will give you full particulars my FREE STATE MAP will show you the "Land of Independence" within a big red circle. You will see thai you can buy a home, some impPoved, at from $12 to $25 an acre on easy terms these places will raise more crops to the acre, in dollars and cents, than the land you are on today one crop of flax on the virgin sod will pay for most of the place. Write me today don't wait I win send you the book at once. Read the descriptions, then come here auiclc and make your choice before the best places are gone. Act today. ARAH L. HUNGERFORD, CRAWFORD, DAWES CO., NEB. "THE LAND OF INDEPENDENCE." Article Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y. Wheatl I I I I Sept WH( S2' W 83 Dec. 92HI K7AS292H 92 92 May. 96H963j?!96HQ 964 Wk Corn. I Sept. 70HI 71Vi 70 71HI 70 Dec. 53HHioHi&"W 534 Bi5ii May. 53Vi 63H 62 63'62HU Oats. I 8ept. 31VS32 82 31 321 32',1 Dec. 32V 327 S2ftt S27 U JIay.34'k3i)34'4j35 34H 34M3I Pork. Sept. 17 87H 18 00 17 85-87 17 90 17 2V4 Oct.. 17 59-97 18 Vlhi IT 92-96 17 97 17 96-97 Jan.. IK 70 18 85 18 70 18 86 18 75 Lard. Sept. 10 75-77 10 82 10 75 10 80 10 80-82 Oct.. 10 86 10 92 10 86 10 87 10 90 Dec. 10 65 10 70 10 82 10 61 10 70 Jan.. 10 60 10 66 10 57 10 60 10 66 Ribs. I III Sept 10 80 10 90 10 80 1$ 87 10 82 Oct.. 10 82 10 92 10 80 19 90 10 80 Jan.. 9 97 10 02 9 96 10 00 9 97 4.191 21.9i6 7.4V7 2o.4u3 6.2(10 1S.0W V.m (S5.43J 32,i;7 37,w;: 3S.274 3J,S.!l 19.7S9 ?J.76 !.: U.211 SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 21. 1915 Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. -Miici;ti .Monday 7,Si3 Official Tuesday 6,382 Kslimate Wedntsday.. 3.SUJ Three days this week. .16.795 Same days 2 wks aso..l7,S08 Same days 8 wks ajfo. .13.2S2 Same days 4 wks ago.. ,6,6 Same days last ycai...i'7.Uu5 The following table miuwa th receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at fcwutti Omaiia for the year to date as compared with lust year: 1912. 191L Inc. Dec Cattle 51va4 621.U 81.4UJ Hogs S,lSf.,S32 1.721,033 464.859 Sheep l,ail,7S5 1.040,947 U4.78S The following table show the range of prices for hogs at South Omaha for tlit last few days with comparisons: Date Aug. 11 Aug. 13. Aug. 14. Aug. 15. Aug. 16. Aug. 17. Aug. 18. Aug W. Aug. 20. Ajig. 21 1913. 11911. 19lO.;i3O9.U90S.!19O;.UM. 7 to! 1 "! ill 5 S ' S Col 7 7 (S Vl 5 til 6 VI I 7 4 t 17, 6 74; S 81 S ir.f I 6 301 5 Vil 5 M S 241 7 4 5 7( 5 tS $ 30 7 tii! 6 44: 5 7i 5 90 8 24 7 72 6 41) . 6 8S 8 v 7 , I )1 i 74 $ IT., t Mi tii 6 62; 6 03 T 48 391 S 63! 6 9S 03 7 Ul 8 03 S 11H 7 M 8 U-1 7 09 8 U 7 17 8 07 7 17 7 17 8 '. 7 i 8 Oik 7 27 Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Slock yards, South Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yesterday: KliCElPTS-CARLOA DS. Cattle. Hon. Sheen. H'r's. .., M. m. r. lty.. 4 Wabash U. H Union Pacific R. R. ST. C & N. V eat... 7 C. & N. W., wet... 64 C, St. P. M. t O... 4 C B. & Q . east.... 1 C, B. & Q west ... 43 C R. 1. & P., east. 1 C. It I. & P., west. 1 Illinois Central C. G. W Total receipts ..149 DlSxOdlTlUN-liEAD. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 4 3 16 52 7 1 32 .. 3 1j 3 2,. 14 14 1 7 1 1 3 3 .. 100 TO 1 Nebraska. Farms Near Omaha 66 Acres On paved road, 3 miles north of Flor- MM A M Or.. In rtn,h,N) I A a u n t V . WB ... Wl V., V W,IQg III Dasture. soma under cultivation halanna In alfalfa. Excellent new Improvements comprising (-room house all modern, large barn, etc A fine, Bightly tract. Price. $300 per acre. 160 Acres Seven miles northwest ot Omaha and near paved road. Black loamy soil, the kind that produces 60 bu. of oata and (5 bu. of corn to the acre. Finest set of im provements of any farm in this seotion, cost $8,000. All modern, 9-room house, large barns, calf, hog and cow sheds, granary, wine cellar, tool house, machine shed etc. Fenced and cross fenced with red cedar posts. The price is really low considering the cost of the improvements and the quality of the soil. $150 per acre. The Byron Reed Co. 213 S. 17th Omaha. Neb. CREEK BOTTOM LAND WITH IRRIGATION FROM STORAGE RESERVOIR A choice level farm of 1,125 acres ad joining town on main line of U. P. R. R., in Nebraska, strictly urst-ciass son; no gumbo; no rock; not over 10 acres sandy; no overflow; nearly all high second bot tom land. 258 acres in alfalfa, 245 acres In wheat 40 acres oata, 40 acres corn. 116 acre meadow, 75 acres new breaking balance pasture. Improvement worth $10,000 and located within mile of busi ness center. Jfrice, anu per acre, win sell all or part. This farm raises good crops I years out of 10 witnout irriga tion, but water is always in the reser ve. r ready for use if needed. Perfect water rights; ample water supply: Title perfect, land clear of encumbrance ex cept water Don as wmcn are payaoie in 10 annual installments commencing in 1922. This Is one of the best farms In Nebraska. We have personally inspected this land and guarantee the above de scription. Write for plat and full information. J. H. DUMONT & SON, Pbona Doug. 690. 1601 Farnam St., Omaha Special This Week 13t acres; 130 acres can be cultivated. balance pasture; no Improvements, but in good location; three miles fiom two good towns, 13 mi:es Horn Hsnova; goou road entire distance, mostly macadam. This is an estate and t ey tay sell; no trude con!fli. led, altiiiius.i .excredipgly easy term?, vo not answer in un:ess you wish fometiiir.g, bi.t then to not tali to. EXTRA BAMlAl.V, ,ii per ace Choice neighborhood. ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY, 1213-1214 City National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE 160 acres of land In south eastern part of Lincoln county, Nebraska, all under cultivation, close to railroad. Price $60 per acre or will consider Omaha income property in trade. Rasp Bros., 106 MoCague Bldg., Omaha, Neb 400-A. BEST farm land, 240-a. pasture; Improvements good, 4 miles from town. Easy terms, price $20,000. Pollard Bros., Farnam, Neb. PLATTE county farm for sale; 3 miles from Monroo; rolling land; fair improvements; good neighborhood; price, $16,000. Address William Webster, Colum bus, Neb. oath Dakota. FOR SALE 100 acres good farm land: 40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7 miles from Dallas and 6 miles from Colome. Price, $40 per acre, payable $1,600 cash, $A600 March 1, 1913; ti,M March 1 1917. Address Boy 186, Dallas, S. D. . $400 BUVS relinquishment of choice quarter section, close to good town and school. Shuler & Cary, 1140 City National Bank Bldg. New York. and FARM for sale in Otsego Co., N. conHstlns of 128 acres: a good hoo dairy and poultry farm, 1 ml. from, rail, road; 1$ acres of timber; plenty of water; $11 per acre; eajy terms. A C. Robinson, State Hospital, Middietown, N. Y. SliscellaneoBS. A BARGAIN. 320-a. pasture and hay land five Miles from R. R. station, price $2,500. Another good, cheap half section four miles from R. R. station, price $3,000; easy terms. F. 0. Dlshner, O'Neill, Neb. LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST Ship live tock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage, lour consign ments receive prompt aad careful atuu- ion. Lira Stock Commlulon Merchants. BYERS BROS. St. CO. Strong, reliable. Cay, Robjson & Co., 200 Exchange Bldg. CLIFl'dN Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg. Mart ii Bros. 4t Co., Excnange Bldg. 6nyier-Malone-.'offman Co.. 159 Ex. Bldg. LAVERTY BROS., 138 Exchange Bidg, LEGAL AOTlCEs. NOTICE OF BALE OF IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS. To All Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given toat the Board of Directors of the Kimball Irrigation District haa declared its intention to sell and will tell, tnlrty thousand dollars $3d vwi). par vaiue, or any smaller amount of its bonds heietofoie issued, dated July 1, 1911, at the office of said board on the corner of Fust and chestnut t tree is in Kimball, Kimbali county, state of Ne braska, on Wednesaay, the 4tb oay of September, A. D. 1912, at tne hour of twelve o'clock noon. beaied proposals will be received by tne toarfi at tiieir said oftice tor the pur chase o said amount of bonds or any pait tiiereof until tne day and hour nameu I.e. eu fore, at which time the said maid will bien tne proposals and award i..o purct.a.e of t .e bonds to tne hlgut responsible bidder or blddeis, the board owo.ei, ie.MiiV.ng the right to reject i.j.y or all bids. Ualed AUKiist 12. 1912. Uy tir r ot t;ie Board of Directors. TUK KIMBALL IRRIGATION DIS TRIC'X (:e. I. S. WALKER, President. Aliett: Fred R. MnTaji secretary. A1&12U Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR Easyi winter patents, $4.86 4.60; winter straight a $4.0O34.6O; spring patents. $4.306.80; spring straights, $4.00 4.25; bakers, $3.SOi00. RYE No. 2, 73c. BARLEY Feed or mixing, 42(84Sc; fair to choice malting, 6370o. SEEDS-Ttmothy, $5.66. Clover, $10.00 $16.50. PROVISIONS Pork, mess, $17.8718.0O. Lard (In tierces), $10.80. Short ribs (lose), $1090. Total clearances of wheat and Tour were equal to 298,000 bu. Exports for the week, as shown by Bradstreet's, were equal to 1,143.000 bu. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat Z43 cars: corn, 101 cars; oats, 208 cars; hogs, 30.000 head. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2 red. $1.05l.0; No. $ red, 96c 1.03; No. 8 hard, 9496c; No. 3 hard, 9SK95c; No. 1 northern, 98ell.06; NO. 8 northern, 96 $1.03; No. 8 northern, 84cf31.00: No. I spring, 96dpo; No. 3 spring, 9397c; No. 4 spring, 8895c; velvet chaff, 885?9c; durum, 9096c. Corn, No. 2, 79g0c; No. 3 white. 8081c; No. 3 yellow, 80Slc; No. 3, 7981c; No. 3 white, 8080c; No. 4, 78gS0c; No. 4 white, 80(?80c; No. 4 yel low, 7680c. Oats, No. 3 white, S3S4ic; No. 3 white, 3233c; No. 4 white, 31 32c; standard, 3333o. - Rye: No. 2, 73c. Barley, 40(70c. Tim othy seed, $4.00.00. Clover seed, $10.00$ 16.60. 13 CTTER Steady; creameries, I 222fc; dairies, 2123c. EGGS Steady; receipts, 8.233 rases; at mark, cases Included, 16c; ordinary firsts, 17c; firsts. 19c. CHEESE Steady; daisies, 1616c; twins, 1415c; young Americas, 150 16c: long horns, 16315ic POTATOES Steady; receipts, 36 cars; Illinois, tXVpGSc; Minnesota, 63ft 66c. POULTRY-Allve. steady; turkeys, 12c; chickens, 13c; springs, 17c. VEAL Steady at 77if77c; 32f33c; Omaha Packing Co... swirt at to Cudahy Packing Co... Armour ti Co Schwatts-Bolen Co. ... Murphy Moire 1 1 W. B. Vansant Co Benton Vansant & L.. Hill & Son F. B. Lewis Huston & Co J. B. Root A Co........ J. H. Bulla L. F. Huss McCreary & Kellogg.. Wertheimer & Degen.. H. V. Hamilton Lee Rothschild Mo. & Kan. Calf Co... Ciine & Christie Rosenstock Baker & Jones Other buyers 417 2ti9 4S2 700 24 -33 2S1 210 140 109 166 49 16 48 198 68 60 23 103 42 84 763 1.024 1.740 1.030 2,022 12 633 2,261 1.867 2,910 1.52$ 13.901 September, 71c; September 31 c; De-De-De- $4.86 St. I, oats General Market. ST. IOUIS, Aug. 2l.-WHEAT-Cash, weak; track. No. 2 red, $1.04l.05; No. 2 nam, mewtto. CORN Higher; track, No. 2, No. 2 white, 7980c. OAT8Hlgher; track. No. 2, No. 2 white. 35c. Closing prices of futures: WHEAT Firm; September, 94c; cember, S3o. CORN-Hlgher. cember 5151c, OATS-Hlgher; cember, 3232c. RYE-Strong, 74c. FLOUR Slow, red winter patents 5.16; extra fancy and straight. $4.25 4.75, hard winter clears, 3.6og3.SS. CORNMEAL-$3.00. BRAN Firm; sacked east track, $1.00 1.40. HAY Firm: timothy, $13.000119.00; prairie, 3U.0O1il4.0O. PROVISION8-Pork, unchanged; Job bing, $16.50. Lard, unchanged; prime steam, $10.3210.42. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts, $11.00; clear ribs, $11.60; short clear, $12.25. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts, $12.00; short clears, $12.25. POULTRY Firm; chickens, lie; spring, 15c; turkeys, 1719c; ducks, !8aic; geese, 6810c BtTTTER-Steady; creamery, 23&26c. EGGS-Steady; 18c. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls ............ 8,300 14,000 Wheat bu 149,000 187.000 Corn, bu 41,000 24.000 Oats, bu 68,000 57,000 16 steers.. ..1233 7 00 12 steers.... 592 6 (SO 61 steers.... 830 6 36 11 steers.. ..1097 7 26 Kansas City Grain and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 21. WHEAT Cash, steady to c up; No. 2, hard; 8&91c; No. 8, Sttg); No. 2, red, 97$1.01: No. 8, 9698c. CORN-c higher: No. 2, mixed. 75 75c; No. 8, 74c No. 2, white, 77 77c; No, 3, 767c. OATS Steady; No. 2, white, 3635c; No. 3, mixed, $4336c. RYE 71ijJ72c. HAY Steady; choice timothy, ll3.5&ft 14.00; choice prairie, $10.2.vg10,50 Closing prices of futures: WHEAT-Sentember. 834o: December 87c; May, 919lc. uuk. September, eg)c; Decem ber, 6060c; May, S060e. OATS September. . 32Kc: DumhF. S2T4c; May, 44444c. UTTKKr-4jramery, 34c; firsts, 22c; seconds. 20c: narkln truU 9r EGGS Extras, 28c; firsts, 20c:' packing iu heifers... 676 4 90 Stock, 14c. ' p nK 113 heifers... 643 4 85 Shipments. weoers.. wo o v, isnnnn 48 steers... .15 7 40 lYnrin 60 steers.. ..1323 8 00 14,000 Totals 4,154 6,588 21,457 CATTLE-Cattle rece;p;s were very moderate for a Wednesday, only 147 car being reported In. This leaves the total for the three days at 16,795 head, a falling off of about 1,000 head as compared wlti the corresponding three days of last week and over 10,000 head as compared with the same period a year ago. Feeder buyers were very much In evi dence this morning and they were out in the yards early in the morning picking up everything that would do for their purpose. The prices paid were strong and the trade active. Feeder buyers in fact picked up a good many catte that under other clraumstances might have gone for killers. The supply of beef steers was small, especially so after feeder buyers had picked up many of the more fleshy grades that packers might otherwise have bid on. The trade on killers was not particularly active, but still prices wets generally steady with yesterday. There was considerably mors snap and life to the cow and heifer market than yesterday, and prices were generally a little stronger. The olferlngs for the most part cnanged hands In good season in the morning. Quotations un native cattle: Good to choice beef steers, $.60p.$6; fair to good beef steers, Jl.efttjW.CO: common to fair beef steer, $6.0ojf7.60; good to choice heifers, $t.00ig7.; good to choice cows, V.mti V: fair to good grades, $4.25tKou: common to fair grades, $2.7;4.26; good to choice stockers and feeders, $5,7597.30; fair to good stockers and feeders, $5.259 5.76; oommon to fair stockers and feeders, $460)6.25: stock cows and heifers, $4.00& .25; veal calves, $4.048.00; bulls, stags, etc., $3.766.00. Quotations on rang cattle: Good to choice beef steers, $J. 538.40; fair to good beef steers, $0.2T7.60; common to fair 0ef ters. $6.00((C.25 Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. K. At. ft. Ms, At. Pr. 11 1212 M COWS. It... M... 11... ..100 I OS .. ta I tt ..looo in ..ion i to ..HIT 4 00 ..1010 4 00 .. IN 4 II .. m 4 .. 110 4 it .. Ul 4 U I. HEIFlvKS. ... 141 4 10 ... IM 4 40 ... IM 4 U ... 170 4 to ...1071 4 M ... Ill 4 10 ...1031 4 TI ... 171 I M ... M0 4 10 ...1011 00 710 4 30 4 ! 4 M I IIS 4 II 7 415 4 70 I ro I TO 10 Ml 4 " $ j 4 II I Ill 4 M BULLS. 1000 4 10 1 1120 4 10 1 1240 4 M CALVES. IM I 00 1 IM I 00 t 110 I M 1 17 1 10 4 100 7 10 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. ItO 4 10 701 100 111 I 00 IIS 8 10 111 I II n i to. 7M I TI .11M 4 M .1440 4 71 ITO I 00 140 I 00 no i oo 1IT I 00 1 44 4 0 II T64 I 70 I W I 00 11 II I M I m I 00 14 101 I It It 121 I 10 I . .151 I SO I Ill t U 17 Ml IH t IM I II 14 Ml I 00 I Ill I 60 I Mf 00 11 Ill I II 11 Ill I M 1 101 IN 13 171 I 10 7 4M I 10 14 Ill I ti 17 141 I M 11 UM 7 00 1 171 t WESTERNS NEBRASKA. Av. Pr. No. Av. 821 5 80 60 steers.... 956 913 4 46 19sters...,1067 No. 46 steer. 1$ steers. 30 cows. . , 43 steers. 18 cows.. 13 cows... 913 6 36 959 6 10 950 4 75 7 4 75 26 cows 1063 31 steers..,. 766 17 steers.. ..1013 8 steers.... 696 44 steers.. ..1374 Pr. 686 7 10 ( 95 6 76 6 75 5 50. 7 60 largely a packer maraet on account of a smaller shipping demand. Both pack ers and shippt-rs bought at the opening but fewer noga were bought for ship ping purposes than for some little time back. Moil of the good light grades manned hands during the first rounds at prices anywhere from steady to a nickel lower than yt-sterday's general market. Mixed and heavy kinds wsre slow to sell and were generally 5c lower, there being however, some sales Just a shade lower and a few a big nickel below yesterday's prices, Business was transacted In fairly liveely fashion early In the morning but later on trade eaued off, the market closing slow and draggy. A load of good hliiiig hogs soli at the top pries of $n..W, being a nickel lower than the best price, yosturdtv. Recelpt-i amounted to about ninety-one loads or 6,200 head, being almost 2,700 htkri short of a wtuk urfo. SHEEP owing to f..e late arrival of a Hood part of today's supply ot theep and lumbs, buyers were unable to do much business early In the mornint;. Good to choloe grades of both sheep and lambs were In good reguc-jt. buyers meeting the late shipments In search v-f prime killer.. What common to medium stuff was In the barn during the first houis of the morning was n much sought after by the packers. Although trade was very quiet In the lat sheep division early, considerable busliiets waj transacted in the feeder end of the Hade. There was a good active demand for feeding stock, as numerous outside buyers were on the market. While the receipts have been large so far this week, there has been soareely enough stuff suitable for feed lug purpose to satisfy that branch of the trade. Feeding ewes, wethers and yearlings have been very scarce. Eleven cars of feeding lambs sold early this morning at $6.35. and a four-car string brought KSO. prices being steady with yesterday. Later in the morning, when the supply was mostly all in buyers and sellers were not long In getting down to business, the big bulk of the offerings changing hands before midday. Trade was lively light from the opening, with lambs selling mostlv steady to 10c higher and fat sheep steady to dtrong when compared with yesterday's market. The greater part of the feeding stuff brought steady prices, though some sales were possibly 6fl0c higher. (Quotations on sheep and lambt: Lamer good to choice, $S.1W. 60; lambs, fair to good, $5.5iJ.16; lambs, feeders, $5.d( 4.i0; ycHNli.s-s, light. $4.!&8&.it3; jearlms. heavy, 4 ii)j4.; yearlings, feeders, $3.m fi.25; wethers, good te choice, $4.004.25; wethers, lair to good, $8.iMtf.w: wtUieis feeders, $J,WK&4.J6; ewes, good to i 'h2. 13.50$ 3.86; ewes, fair to good, $3.003.50. CHICAGO LI VIS STOCK MARKET Demand for Cattle Weak Hogs Loner Sheep gteaay. CHICAGO. Aug. 31. CATTLE - Re. celpts, 15.C0J head: market woak to 15c lower; beeves, $5.7510.60; Texas steers, $5. 0O( .; weHern steers, $6.i5'q8.85; stock ers and feeders, $4.407.60; cows and he f ers, 2.65if1UO; calves,-$6010,36. HOGS-Recelpts, 2D.0C0 head; market 6 luc lower; light $8.038.60; mixed, $7;W t.iO; heavy, $7.70ij8.50; rougn. ' 'i .0; pig?, $.-.S038.10: bmk of sales $S.103$.0. 6HE1SP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.WJ head; market stealy to 16c higher; na tives I3.3ri4.3S; westjtns, $3.25'fl 4.30; year lings, $4.tfl.a"'; nat.ve iambs, $4.oiX'a7.lO; westerns, $4.5097.30. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 21.-CA' TLB-Re-celpts, 9,K) head. Including 8.000 south erns; market rteady to 10c higher; dressed beef and export ataers, $8.iitoU 10.5c; fair to good, $6.40Ji 50; western Kteers, $o.o0ffl9.0J; stockers and feeders, $4.50tt7 80; gouthern steers. $4.0ft1.75: southern cows, U.ta $.50; native cows. $3.2ftfW.7B; native heif ers, $4.7509.00; bulls, $4.O0(j6.(; calves, $5.0r.25. , , . HOQS-Receipts. 6.600 hea1; market 5o lower; bulk of sales, $8.$.?.0; heavy. I8.20'8.45; packers and butchers, $8. 8.65: lights. $8.25i65; pigs, $.0!i.75. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recolpts. 2,70.) head; market 15825c higher; lambs, $6u fc.90; yearlings, $4.684.u6; wetheis, $J.i6 &4.25; ewes, $$.5033.75; stockers and feed era, $2.00fr3.50, I . Bt. lioala Lire Stock Market, ST. LOUIS. Aug. 31 .CATTLE Re ceipts, 6.8:0 head, Including 600 Texans; market steady to strong; native shipping and export steers, $8.6044-10 00; dressed and butcher steers, $6.fcX8.50; stockers nnH f. ,!. I4.Odr2iti.7R: miwi and heifers. $4.00(38.76; earners, $2.76K76; bulls, $4.0) tfb.W; calves, jewjjju.uj; jexas aim umo bona steers, $4.SO&35; cows and heifers, $3.6047.60. . steady; pigs and lights, $6.5ftB8.76; mixed and butchers, $8.45ft.t5; good heavy, $8,6) 68.70. SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts. 8,003 head; market steady; muttons, $3.75fN.i5; lambs, $5.50?.25' culls and bucks, $l.i0g 8,&; Btockeis, ia. twga.w. nt. Joseph Lire Stock Market. - ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 21. CATTLE Re ceipts, 1,600 head. Market steady; steers, $0.76(10.00; cows and heifers, $3.?u$9.oo; caves, $4. 50-58. 50. HOO-Rceipts, o.coo neaa; maiKet steady to Rc lower; top, $8.65; bulk of sales, 38.3TKP.GO. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,500 head. Market steady; lambs, $5586.70. Stuck ia Slarht. tinta nf Mva tor It at the five nrin- cipal western market!" yesterday: South Omaha $,80o' J.KlO 18,0 0 a, in..nh l.dfO 6.000 2.5"!0 Kansas City . 6,600 2,700 St Louis 6,800 ,;4) 8.000 Chicago 1,500 25,000 38,0!) Total receipts 22,8X1 48,800 K f .H NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET 24 steers.. ..1037 9 cows 722 i COWS 916 18 steers... .lltw 24 heifers... 716 10 heifers... 780 21 feeders.. 1019 14 feeders.. 610 26 cows 1030 10 cows... 7 calves.. 10 feeders 8 feeders U heifers. 22 heifers, 60 4 75 5 25 66 6 16 6 16 760 t 75 8 20 S78 4 05 4fi5 6 00 622 5 60 Ail 6 60 559 6 00 639 $ 20 cows 1048 4 90 Receipts. Wheat, bu 208.000 Corn, bu 16.000 Oats, bu 25.000 Mllnraakee Grala Market. MILWAUKEE. Aug. 21.-WHEAT-NO 1 northern. 98c4j.91.00; No. 2 no'them, 5 fc97c; No. 2 hard winter, 93VW95c; Peptem- cer, i'(ri'.'c anea; Le-emte', 82c. CORN-No. 1 1 low. 79fcSCc: No. 3 white. miWlc: No. 3, 784)C; September, 72!io; December, bo. 17 steers.... 170 6 75 29 steers... .1092 6 90 16 cows 1063 6 00 78 steers.. ..1196 7 26 26 feeders. . 774 6 70 7 feeders.. 1070 6 90 9 feeders.. 1100 (to 20 6 80 6 85 6 00 6 60 4 70 6 46 790 600 4 65 6 00 i 15 6 15 6 00 I 60 4 76 16 feeders.. 778 12 feeders.. 705 8 feeders. . 837 3 calvts... 396 13 steers.. ..1008 11 heifers... 589 12 steers.... 745 12 steers.... 1308 13 steers.... 1070 t oows 918 11 heifers... 733 7 heifers... 667 3 stockers. 420 7 feeders.. 897 8 steer.... 1240 17 cows 898 19 steers... ,13.r0 7 80 40 steers.... 902 16 C. P. Johnson, Nebraska. 26 c. & hfs.. m 6 00. S. G. Piatt. 22 feeders.. 1123 7 20 23 cows 910 6 10 John Dtlmer NebrankR. 19 cows M8 5 30 5 cows 940 5 73 71 stters....l231 7 60 HOGS Trade in bogs this morning was Quotations of the Day on Varioas Commodities. NEW TORK, Aug. n.-FLOUR-Steady; prlng patents, $i.l0(fj.4fi; winter .ir.iuhi. u KMi !' vlnlur nutenta. 14 0 CC5.25; prinf clears! $4.50iP4.80; winter ex. ras HO. 1, I4.1US14.zu; winter eaimn no. . 4.00fi4.10: Kansas straights. $4.3034.50. Rvt. flour, oulet: fair to good. $3.5O4.00; choice to fancy. $4.05JH.15. UORKMKAir-steaay; line wmie nu vetlnw. 11 e(ff 1.70: coarse. Il.60tfl.65; kiln dried. $4.06. . . RYE Quiet: No. 2 western, 7lc c l. I. Buffalo. . BA RLEY Steady ; malting, onjrroc c. l. , Buffalo. wufat Cnnt lrrflnilnr' new. No. 7 red, St.oeVs. c l 'f.. track, and $1.08. f. o. ., afloat; No, 1 northern. Juiutn. ii.to, . o. b.. afloat; futures closed e net lower; September. $1.01; December, $1.00M. . . OATS-Spot unsettled ; new standard .ut... oniLf.. Vrt 9 ftli.r. natural whitA SflfWc; hew white clipped, 4345c; all track. . HAY-Steady; rrlme, $1.35; No. I, $1.30; n. 2. $1 15-3.1.20; No. 3, 95ciff$1.05. family. $2u.00i 21.00; short clears. $19.50f MU; neer, m m, uicma, tio.x( inm- i.. iicAifiM ht him ra nrwmi no- cut meat, firm; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 pounds, 12OTl4c; pickld hams. 13tyffi4o, Lard, steady; middle west prime, $11.05 Jfll.lS; refined, firm; continent, $11.50; South American, $12.60; compound, Sir,? m'TTir.R flteadv: receipts. 1S.954 tuba: Ttrm 'MMdUf firsts. 2M25i,(V state dairy finest, 25c; "process extras, 24 24',4e. CHEESE Firm; receipts, 1,879 boxes, state, whole milk white, specials, 15-14(9 ic.t ir,MI!Un' tat whnl mlik average fancy. I64c; skims, 4(ffl3Hc. ...... r. . . , S ftttUB rirm, receiin. to,vjo fresh gathered 'Xtras, 24i26c; extra first, 22HiS2i'iio; firsts, 21ff'22c; reennds, 2050 J8V4c; refrigerator firsts, season's storage, charges paid. 22Vi&23c; western gathered white.", 2427c. POULTRY -OreBsed, Irregular; fresh killed western broilers, IS 24c; fowls, 14 17c; turkeys, 1619c. Boston Stock Market. BOSTON, Aug. 21. Closing quotations on stocks were as follows: Allows 41 Mohavk U Amtl. Copper I7H Nevada Con MH A. Z. U St S 10 Mplulnf Mines ... 74 Ariioaa Com 11-14 Nona Buttt ., u B C. C. 8. M. 7 North Like t Cat. & ArlKina 71 Old Dominion 69 Ctl. ft Hecla U0 OtcaoU Ontnnll 11 Qutney n Cop. Ranja C. C... 114 Shannon u Ert Butte C. M... Superior 41 Franklin superior a 8. H... I Olroux Con I "-IRTamarack 41 Orinbr Con ISst V. 8. 8. B. 4V M Ormne Ctnanoa 10 do pM Tale Rojale Copper. 11 Utah Con Kerr Lake 11'Uh Copper Co. Lake Copper II Winona La Salle Copper.... 4Wolmln 107 Miami Copper NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET Metal Shares Again Feature in Trad ing on Exchange. RAILROAD SHARES NOT ACTIVE Index- of Copper Conditions Is Fnr nlahed by the Calnmet and Hecla Qaarterfy Dividend, Which ia Double Year Ago. NEW TORK. Aug. 21,-MetaI sharel were again the feature in today's Btock market. United States Steel and Amal gamated Copper registered their best prices ot the years, while Anaconda rose to it beat In two years. An index of copper trade conMtlons was furnished by tv Ccilunirt and Hecla directors, who ui-i-Iarcr! .arterly dividend of $12, com pared ..ali that amount a year ago. The mvtvment of coppers derived added stimulus trom foreign advices, which in d.cated probability of an approaching shortage. Railroad shares were again relegated to a position of relative ob scui Uy-. Harrlman and Hill Issues moved within the narrowest limits, the greater part of the session, but yielded in the last hour, when the entire list sagged to a level where most gains were utterly effected. Bonds were Irregular w.th heaviness In some active issues. Total sales, par value amounted to Jl, f.00.000. United States government bonda unchanged on call. isumbe. of sa e and it-a nig guotatlons Amalgamated Copper .... American Agricultural ... American Beet Sugar.,.. American Can American Can ptd American C. A F American Cotton Oil Am. Ice Sccurltlei American Llnaeed American Locomotive ... American 8. A R Am. S. H. ptd Am. Sugar Refining American T. & T .... American Tobacco Anaconda Mining Co Atrhleou Alchiaou ptd ., Atlantic L'oatt Una Baltimore A Ohio beihlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Pacific Onlnl Leather Chetapeake A Ohio '.. Chicago O. W Chicago, M. A at. P. Chicago N. W Colorado f. A 1 Coneolldated Oat torn Producta Delaware A Hudson Uenrer ft Rio Grande... D. A R. O. pfd matlUer! SecurlUM .... r.rt Erie lit pfd 704 Brie Id pla nana,! Rlertrlo ' Ureal Northern ptd.... Salea. High. Low. Clote. 44,300 88V, 871 I71 lH 715 1,IS 41 41 41 100 lilt 111 llS'.a 1,100 ii it : II 1,100 14 14 I44 !0 21 M 25 V 1,100 H'i 13 14 1,400 444. 41 45 18,400 18 Uti 17 Ill 12114 400 H 141 141 TOO 170 28! 117 1,400 41 45 4 3,404 108 101 101 400 102 101 101 141 loo losy 108 101 1,8(10 41 41 41 HO II '-'H 1.VK) 78'4 l"l'i n 1,000 3V !H 2 1.108 12 81 11 8tM 18 1 II 1,400 107 101 10T lOO 14! 14? 141 701 12 11 13 3,100 144 lit Hi tOO II 16 11 181 100 23 32 4.800 1,100 54 15 17 U 11 9 eoa i! 4.(00 141 140 140 l 14 41 181 181 . v,.-, n.. .ii. l HOO 47 W 44U 44 UIVH IIUIIHW, VI. . - ..... Illinois Central 1K U1H Mil "JH. Intarborough Met. inter. Met. Bfd... Inter, Harvester ctfa... 10 17 - 40 111 10 14 17 M loo 80 800 40 40 40 loo in in 12a 10 n 17 1,106 171 170 170 100 188 118 11 700 181 181 181 100 18 1 100 . 18 88 88 l.ieo isi m m too t i . n 100 117 117 ll I. 0 19 3 11 1(10 111 111 117 87 'A 84 IT 1,100 130 128 ) 11 100) 18 704 11 1.400 175 .. I3,I8 171 .. 1.000 ., 1.700 300 too 1001 18 2 14 t u 700 I... 1,700 67 DUO 111 . I.40 800 . 1. 100 104 . 11,100 too 401 , 104 , M.IOO too , 1,10 , MO ! '"ioo 404 k 400 , I. ioo 400 11 11 44 11 173 11 15 75 111 14 IS 't4 18 al 11 1 111 111 117 101 184 tt 14 31 II 170 171 170 174 18 11 11 , 18 14 11 11 33 15 28 12 12 tl t 112 112 81 11 10 14 41 44 in n 171 173 11 M 14 44 17 17 74 K 111 Ut 44 44 41 s 14 14 II M 81 II II 38 4 I Inttr'-Marlne ptd W0 international Paper ..... International Pump Kanaas CUT Southern.... Laclede Oaa Uhlgh Vail! Leulivllle A NaehYllle.. M.i St. P. A 8. I. M... Mliaauli, K. T Mttasurt raeitlo National Biacuit ,, National Lead N. R R. of M. M ptd.. New fork central.. ...... N. T., O. A W K.'.rfAllr a Wealem North American I. Northern Paoltlo I'aclilo Mall v PenneyWanla Pepla'i Oat P.. C. C. A Bt. It.. Plltiburgh Coal Prraaed Steal Car Pallman Palace Car... Reading Hepubllo I. A 1 Rapublle I. A S. ptd. Rook laland Co l-jck Ieland Co. pfd.. Bt. U A 8. F. Id pM Mhrl Air Lin Reabaard A. l. P'd- aioM-Sheffleia s. a Southern Peclflo Southern Railway .... So. Railway pfd Tenneaoao Copper .... Texaa A Eaolflo Union Pacille tJnlon Paclfla ptd United State Realty. United States Rubber. United 81 a tee Steel.... U. S. steel Utah Copper Va.-Carollna Chemical Wabmah fir.K.th nfd ,,,, Weetern Maryland ... Weetern Unlaa WeelinghnuM Eleotrw w Wheeling ':. M .h. Total sales ror tn New York Money Market. , .... iVfNET On NBW XUttiv. - ulina- cJn't; otUd at ..p.r ceni U b an. ii" UntT 3 month.; 4WW cent. , . tp oiPir.R&Sn4 PKIMIi jaltanjAii t , per cent. . .mr ct v with manu', ctmrnetcia. AMf. BIL,VKK oar, otsv, S railroad. BONDS uovei nmein, . "oSalng quotations on bonds today were as follows: .... , ..u. ,iw-nv. v. .100 U S. deb. 4s 1U... 12V .103 L. A N. nnl. 4a..., 17 101 M. K. A T. Ut 4. 44 .111 do gen, 4 7 tuuVa. Pacific 48...... 74 ao coupwu ....... . - ! . tAIU. Att n.n, 8a Bi . Panama , couH. '"' - - - " M Allli-Chal. Ut 18. 41 N. R. 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