THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 24, 1913.
REAL IiSTATK.
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Australia
AUfmt AMA .
SPECTAIj IxANDSEBKBnS' KXCUn
BION NEXT NOVEMBER to Victoria,
Australia; early reservation of bertha de
alreds reduced steamship passages and
free rail travel for Inspection. Govern
ment of Australia want settlers and of
fers unusual opportunities, lands suit
able to . all requirements; exceptional
terms; free particulars from F. T. 8.
Frlcke, Government Itppresentatlv (from
Australia). Bos 3, S7 Market St.. San
Vmnclaco.
Colorado.
SAN LUIS VAXitBV BARGAINS,
For sale ISO acres land In best agri
cultural section of an Luis Valley, Colo.
Fenced and cross-fenced, hog tight. Has
the beet of water rlnlit, also artesian
well. Fifty acres Under cultivation; H
miles from railroad town. Price 160 per
acre. For further Information, address
Y-i44, care Bee.
COMB lo Montrose, Colo., where the
crops never fall for lack of water, and
bur rnj ranch and peach orchard. Irri
gated by the famous Gunnison tunnel
built by the government as I am retir
ing from buslntis, I have for sale my
brick and tile plant.
illlS. GEORGIA A. BUCKLEY,
Montrose, Colo,"
IRRIGATED FARMS WITHIN SIGHT
OF DBNVEn, renting for sugar bocts,
515 to 830 eah. for sale at ISO per acre up.
Unimproved lands under ditch, 324. Sub
Irrl (rated lands, $10. No crop failures, for
with Irrigation fro mako our own climate,
Stats maps free. Cash Investment Co.,
Ideal Bldg.. Denver. Colo.
830 ACIUI3 good, level, rich land, onlj
2H mil from one 'town and 4 miles from
another, 199 acres In wheat, all fenced.
XTlce, ISO per acre. Will make easy mm,
or will take Omaha property or acreage
is part payment- .
4G8 & H.HTDEJV, jsii iiameTit2
ns part pa
Idaho.
GO WEST. YOUNG MAN.
"Wa have good sandy loam wheat farms
Cor 1 producing SO to 40 bushels per
acr; also fine dairy ranches; on new
nth aad telephone; $30 to. tOOpar
re. Address A. I. Mciwynoias, rn,
enuHkt counsy, Idaho.
-acrS FAitir.
K9; 6 .mlUa or Council Bluffs on
tmim 'roait'. about ft good garden land
la Utah) upland valley, facing south and
Crotacted all around by hills 1 H pasture,
mm n It suitable for fruit; small house,
mooA burn, a little fruit; ncor school and
aJNrtit l rotle.from railroad station and
small town- You would do well on this
jolao dairying, tmrdonlng, crowing fruit,
elttckeas or bees. Time on or mora ot
Mm yds..
McKBB BKATj ESTATE CO.,
MS Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
J0O-ACUB FAItM.
miles of Council Bluffs: Rood upland;
all but About 6 acres suitable for culti
vation: 28 acres alfalfa; comfortable,
umall house, 3 rni and other buildings;
wind galll;. good, cool cellar: fine or
chard and Vineyard; about 2 acre each.
"We don't believe there Is a cheaper farm
In the county at $110 per acre. hot uu
how you,
aicaun rbai kstatb co.,
103 Feorl Et., Council Bluffs.
FOIl SALE! OR EXCHANGE K. K.
FOll SALE OH BXCilANGE.
fl9) 100 A., imp., Antelope Co., Nib.
Price I10S. inc. KWO. Want tmail ranch,
(171) 4J0 A. Red Willow Co., Neb., is
A. cult. Price BO. Want K. Neb. land.
(171) 1.100 A., 1 ml. Bassett, Nb. Highly
Imp., 60 per acre. Inc., flOW. Want .
Neb. or Iowa farm.
(174) 3 A, Perkins Co., Neb. No. 1
black soil, no sand; lays well; t mi.N.
IS. Elsie, KO per A. Will exchange tor
Omaha Income.
Also a fine quarter section in Cheyenne
Co., Neb., about 6 ml. west ot Lorenzo;
All level, fine soil. Price 2S per A. Will
trade ono or both tor Omaha income
property. There nre bargains. ,
(KG) KS-acre ranch, nearly all hoy land,
on the Cheyenne river bottom in Pen
nington, 8. d. All fenced;, good corrals,
sheds, bunk house, equipped to carry 1,000
head of cattle; plenty o foutsIOe' range.
One of the niftiest ranch propositions on
the market today. Price only $30 per acre.
Owned by Nebraska man, who would con
sider IS. Neb. farm as part payment or
might consider some Income property well
located.
(176-A) M. ml. S. W. of Stuart, Neb,
well imp., 00 A. farm land, balariee hay;
can all be farmed; all fenced; bearing
orchard and small fruit; 166 per acre.
, (176B) M, ml. from IT6-A; all hay
land and pasture; well and windmill;,
price 850 per acre.
17S-C) sec, 4 mL N. Wi of Btuart
Neb.: fair imp.: 0 A. cultl.; price ISO
per A. Will take small business or resi
dence hs part payment on any of the
above three.
J, A. ABBOTT AM TXiOMPAWT.
CQi City Nat Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
TWO Clout In krnnm hnu. THC.1i N.
30th St., for smaller houses farther out;
now piumoing, new nesting, new eiecirir
and sain fixtures and new- oak floors hzva
recently been hut In
1614 Harney Street
BUSINESS property wanted for a fine
section ot North Dakota land Will as
Biinio small Incumbrance. Itivretlvate.
Addrers 8. I Friedman, 54 llroudway,
Council Bluffs, or phone. IlUaK 1911.
WHY QO ELSEWHERK TO 1IB
CHEATED?
. We have, contracted, to dispose of
$300,000 worth of general merchandise by
January 1. Will trade for land or Incpm
propftrty, any amount, fl.wo and up
Nothing but an oven deal considered. If
i'our property is mortgaged you will have
o put In that much money. SUKE, this
u a flxwl trading stock, but it is sur
prising how experienced merchants bite
una then com back and blto a recond
time. Don't write asking fool questions.
Bo a rucker. Come and set- our goods
nnd then blto like thtvAti do- ,
DttYDElJ BROTHERS,
. Bt Paul. Minn.
Wanted to trade. 70 h. p. auto for qnlm
proved city property. Address Q 12t. Bee.
BEND lor jiir
Ehopen A Co., Depi
large exchange
a omaies ntr.
ooo c
fO TKADjfl.
144 acres hlnli-grade irrigated. land In
tho Tellowstone valley, Montana, for
furniture and undertaking business. Ad
dress Y-SI2, carp Bee.
For Exchange
Modern 7-room cottage, SO-ft. lot, email
stablo, good condition, south part of
town, fre from encumbrance and valued
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Chicago Corn Holdings Are Said to
2e Badly Scattered.
MARKET IS QUITO UNCERTAIN
Irse Natttfeer ot Traders Taronsrk
nnt United States Mny Order
Their Op(lcna Sold at Al
most Any Time.
. OMAHA. August S3, 0914.
The holdings of corn in the Chicago
market are badly scattered. The words,
"badly scattered" are uod in this in
stance because of tho fact that there is
an army of small holders of corn in the
country who are likely to order the r
grain sold with profits in sight and th s
because of the Improved conditions said
to exist In many sections of the corn
belt, where rains have faUen. The larger
longs. In corn are likely to put up a
stiff battle in case there Is a concerted
movement ot the small holdings to get
out of their lines, but there Is such a
thing as too much corn coming out to
be readily absorbed, even by the larger
holders.
A report was issued yesterday, credited
to one of the presidents of a granger
railroad in the southwest, that placed
the total corn crop at 2,600,000,000 bushels.
Had theo figures been received a week
ago they would have been ridiculous
but they attracted no great amount ot
attention and comment yesterday, al
though the average trader felt that they
were too large. A reported shortage in
tho corn crop of the United States and
the tightness with whlci corn has been
held hy growers and aievutor men was
reflected yesterday ty the news from
Argentine that further additional lots ot
corn aro to come to New York from the
southern1 hemisphere and that it will be
manufactured In bond and exported.
The fact that It will be exported will save
nearly an the duty of IB cents per ousnei.
While It Is said that the remaining ex
portable surplus of Argentine Is only 0,
440,000 bushels, this amount would cause
great uneasiness in the ranks ot the
corn bulls, Cash com Was Ue lower.
There was another day of hesitancy In
the wheat market yesterday and while
prices were lower there was a steady
undertone to tho market.
Cosh wheat Whs Mc tower.
The average professional in oats ad
heres firmly to the bear side of the
market, but ne is not willing to offer
large quantities In the pit, oveH In the
face of heavy stocks at Chicago, Cash
oats were &fHc lower.
Clearances: wheat and flour equal to
$56,000 bushels, corn, 13,009 bushels and
Oats, S0.C03 bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat 'MJ-Ud
lower and corn unchanged to ttd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 75,000 bu,
and shipments ot 822,000 bu. against re-
cetntu of 1 .217.000 bu. anl ehlDmenta of
$54,000 "bu. last year.
rrimary corn receipts were lJ.ux mi.
and shipments of 2w,O00 bu. against re
ceipts ot 427,000 bu. and shipments of
24.O00 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts wera 1,163,000 bu,
and shipments of 460,090 bu. against re
ceipts ot ess.OOQ bu. and shipments of
871,000 bu. lost year.
CARIJT KECEIPT8.
Wheat Corn. Oat.
Chicago ...,..(..!.. 210
Minneapolis IDS
Puluth 54
Omaha 78
f modern bungalow la the north end or SSia S
Ktvn nrTtr" .mlli i Winnipeg 13
for
09
93
89
6?
175
Klvo or take small difference.
Alfred C Kennedy
309 First National Bank Bid a.
TfiA.- rv.t- '
MVtra Asvula ft .r
ThA loilntvlrttf vsh imlfta w,f rnni-tri
Wheat: No. 8 hard winter, 6 cars, 21c;
ber, SSTiJJSTc; December. STtQt!0e; May,
WKfiot'R-TJnoh anged.
BHAN-Unchanged.
COnN No. 3 yellow. 7tttWc
OATH Nn 3 white. 336400.
TtTD-No. Z Of44c
FUOCr-L4eL0.
OMAHA OBNRHAIi WAHKET.
BUTTEn No. t 1-lb. cartons, c; No.
I, CO-lb. tube, 3Ho; No. 2. Sc M ,
FISH-Whlte, fresh, 12o trout, fresh.
Ibc; largo crapples, frosh, 13c; Spanish
mackerel, 16c; shad roc, per pair, 40c;
salmon, fresh, Uc; halibut fresh. 10c;
buffalo. So; bullheads, 13o; channel cat
tnih. lto: pike, Uc; pickerel. He
CIIEE8E Imported Swiss, S2c; Ameri
can Swisa 2c ; block Swiss, 24c; twins.
17c; daisies, 17Hc; triplets. 17Vic; young
Americas, ISo: bluo label brick, lite; Urn
berger, 2-lb.. aic; New York, white. 19&
POOIrnr-Bronerr, 12a per lb.; hens.
16c; cocks, 12r ducks, lS20c; geeee, Uc;
turkeys. 24323c; pigeons, per do 11.20:
roosters, 9c, ducks, full feathered, 109
134c; gcets, full feathered, 10c; equabs,
No. 1. JI.B0: No. 2. COc.
DEEP CITT8 mi! No. 1. ITn: N r
U'Ao; No. S,.12!4c. Wn: No. 1. lS4c: Npi
5r.i7ci N&.ir UrSSucks: tio. 7. lJio;
y. rati no. , jvu. tiounas: no. j.
No. 1, 7Hc; No. 2, 7c; No. 8. 6ic.
iiw loiiouiun prices are rurnisnea by
the ailllnsky Fruit company:
FIlUrTS Washington snnoik n.-
crate, m; Wtckson large green pluma
vmic, t-vv, rawiura reu piuras, per
crate, 12.00; large blue plumbs, per crate,
12.00. PtarsJ Bartletts. per box. 12.75; 6
box lots. I2.CS. Peaches: Per box. Be;
California B Hardy pears, per box, I2.1S;
Apples: Duchess or Transparent, per
bu., ooo; s-bu. lots, too; lo-bu. lots, 0o.
Cantaloupes: Arizona aiandard.
crate, I3-2S; Arteona Pony, per crate, 12.78;
Aruow juuiuo, per cruir, 4. 10. uranges:
Extra fine Valencia. 126, 235 eues, per
box, ta.oo: Sunktst Valehclas. 3 CO. .t0;
178, S00. 216. 260 slses, per box. l.OQ. Grape
trult: Florida. Indian River. . 64. 64
sites, 110.00. Cranberries: Evaporated,
carton containing 30 packages, per ear
ton, 12.70. Orapsl California, per crate.
41.60. Lemons: Extra fancy Sunktst, 800s
and SGOs, per box. t.V: extra choice Bed
Ball, 300a and 300s. per box, 19.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, large Cob
bler, per bushel, 90c Onions, California,
large yellow, per pound, SVSc Tomatoes,
homegrown, per market basket, Wc; 6
crata lots, 45s. Watermelons. Alabama
sweet, per pound, lftc; E-rat lots, pot
Bound. lUc
MIBCELtANEOUS-rltooaUng ears, per
bob,, wo; miuniun.li goiery, .par uoz., esq,
Mott's cider, per keg, IliO; Nebawka
Cider, .per key, 13.26; aaparagus. per dos.,
vk; rnuoaro, per, aos., sua; onions, per
eoz., 30c;- new beets, carrots, turnips, per
acs., wc; .parsie7 per aos,, uc; raauincs,
per doc., 2O0; head lettuce, per doa 11.0V;
green peppers, per basHet,, EOcj wax p$
Breen beans, tier basket. 11.00:1 hothuu
cucumbers, per doa,. 40p, to ,0q; Cauli
flower, per lb., lOftlJVio; venellaa garlic,
per lb., 12He; new. cabbage, per lb., ac;
Sggpuini, per aos.. l.w; norseraaian, 7
doz. bottles In case, pec case, HIM;
Dromedary brand dates, pkg., 3.04;
Anchor brand datoa,, pkg., $3.23; Walnuts,
No. 1 soft shell, per lb.. SOo; medium
pecans, per lb., Uw; Jumbo pecans, per
lb., Uc; giant pecans, Ioulslaaa, paper
shell, per lb.. 25c: filberts, per lb., iSc;
Drake almonds per lb. lie, paper shell,
lie; Brazils, per lb;, 10c; large washed,
per lb., 12c; black walnuts, per lb., 2 Ho;
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7o; lumbo pea-
fiUts, per id., so; roost peanma, per ia(
Mo; ahellbark hickorynuui, per lb., 4o;
white rlca copcora Dtr lb , 4o: checkera
per 100-paokag case, I3.&0; checkers, per
(O-pkg. case, $1.75 ; Leslla berry boxes,
quarto, per ,vw,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cattle Steady for the Week,
Other Kinds Lovrer.
PACKING HOGS QUARTER HIGHER
Sheep Folly Steady tor the WeU aad
Fat Lambs .Thlrty-PtT Sttafter
IVedlnsr Zrfunba Tea to
Fifteen IUecIter.
SOUTH oatAHA. Aug. 23, 1913.
ReceiDtn were: Cattlv. ZIos. Sheep.
ornclaf Monday 8,977 2.904 17.057
Official Tuesday... S.0M 6.773 16,951
utnciai Wednesday.... 3.wre f.au, .-
Otflnal Thursday 2,930 6,831 J0,Si
uuiciai jrrmay wu 'rTi
Eatirqota aaturday....; S7 7,400 VV'
fiix darn this week.. .19.163 36,408 72.146
Bamo days last week,.16.632 41.749 H.48
Bamo days 3 wks go. .16.955 '66,431 75.514
Same days 3-wks-ago.-U.3o7 44,600 47,906
Sama daya 4 ivks ago,.10,0W 49,733 '38,201
8ame da' lest year... 80,409 CM 86,662
Tho following tibia shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live atoek market tor the year
to data an compared with last year:
1W2. JW3. Inc. Dee.
Cattle 621.4S1 633,153 112S
Hogs 1,843,8.9 2,197,846 354.707
Sheep 1,)MU 1,343,937 63,134
Tho fallowing table snows the ranrfe of
prices tor hogs at South Omaha tor th-
last tew oajs. wiia cumtmiiiiui;.
Date. 113. lU)t8.lill.imo..HiW.lW.19W
Aug. 13.
Aug. 14.
Aug. 16.
Aug. 16.
Aug. 17.
Aug. IS.
AUg. 13.
AUg. VQ.
Aug. 21.
Aug. 23.
AUg. S3.
in
7 SffH
7 Ml
7 9S'A'
80S
813 710
3 12 7 CO
8 14 7171
8 OS 7 171
7 17
8 09 7 IS!
800
8 Ul 7 27
soi 7 -a
8 10 7 16
8oo;
8 16
8 24
8 30
B34
1 47
T4S
T 64
T 61
7 72
8 231 7 f4
s ali i IS
7 4;
8 641 J
8 651 7 63!
623 683
et! 6 74
6 0t 6 13
5 7S
6 44 5 74
4 41
8 3 6 70
S3i 03
K39 663
632 665
6 6i
aunday.
riecelpta arid disposition or llvo stock
at tho Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
tor tho twenty-four hours ending at 3
p. m. yesterday:
MuOEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle, nogs. Sheep. UVo.
C. M. & Bt. P....
Wabash It. R
Missouri Paclflo,..
unlea Paclflb;
a & N. W.j east.
C. 4k N. W... west..
C, Bt P., M. & 0.
C. B & Q ast..
. R. 1. 4k P.4 east.
.Tt i. &P.. west.
IU. Control
l-iv Al'. TTillLB. s UlLiO.
TBADE for stock or lastd, t8 realflatwe I No. 4 white. lcar..71Hoj No. 2 yellow,
iota in juieaeurg, county seat or ea- I o; no. a yeuow, v cars, vie; no.
wick county, Colorada. Irrigate district Kfw, i earroo; wa. s mixea. 3
A, Gauva4n, Mlnatare, Nsb. car,. TAa; No. 3 mixed. 1
- ACRE . taWTKAU , NUBlUKA frl 'tbbSi VZm
WSXTji aiPROVBD FARM
21S acres, near good town. (0 inline wtet
or Minneapolis. Xulldlngs c:at $C,C09;
I-: orchard nt shatia trees nc.tr h(iM;
374 acre under' cultivation, oalanco rue
ture and timber. Far quick sate l7.0
par acre. Farmers hni Compaay. m
Pahica Building, ,Mhinatto. Winn,
. CORN LAND.
.In IsurWa Mhmeaeta wf kr a,
mnmr t naa rmweve farms in Chia-
VaaW Litad or Small limit
for )tts equity la ll-r.1, all ssodch'hom, IS
blocks to tWs ocVtoe: H MpcJc Srmfnute
cars: close ta au cnurcaea ana scuooisi
6 cars, 80?ic: No. 8 hard winter, 1 car,
cjuc, a cars, sjc; z cars,
SO'io; l car. 8W4o;'8 cars. ic: N
winter,
NoC
1 car,
Sic; 2
r . ....
:: Nn. 4 harti
Corn: No. a white,
rr, 72V4c: No, 3 white, S cars. 72c
nJSjmte wSSr viC Jfiin
TdR tVAIKjsj acres load In th greM
aaitn naain, near county sear, oniy ass
n bioifHRiii -mom"
i
cars,
car,
- - - - - . . - i n.n - n I'm vm. i Man t ran a mivn. i r
198 -ACRE CRKTHAIj NfMlUOKA 1 4&Tt 1 ilin.1" hdii! yaA i
farm, 3, miles from a good t6wn, good lm- cars, SftUoi U cars, 8914c: No. 4 white. 10
provcmenia ana i M, 170 an or re. paw ssc; s cars, 39c; no grade, 1 car,
Will take ud to ML 000 in clear Omaha IMtto: 1 cur. 8Uc: 1 ear (hat?, mi. nv
residehoe property. 1 oar. Me. ,
Good f-room residence, raodern but 1 . 0aha Cwrti Prtees Wheat: No. 2
heat, cUnt enHIn and wU Weatcd tad. mvla: No. 3 bard, TStteSlUe;
no. spring. BB-gsOHC. Com: No. 2 white.
72T2M,o, "No. 3 white, 7tti73c: No. 4
while, 717lHei No. 5 yellow, WMnia; No.
b y !), wwic; Ne. 4yellow. 60!470o;
Vr more.
aSrJSu XFnc "2" wwovo; no. ,
69f76e.iOats; No. 3 white, 44Uc: stan
dard, 89m0q: no. S white, 3BimHo; No.
FOUR GREAT BARGAINS,
Haqres, 3 miles out,,..,. 5,m
j aerw, l MMt out ,
l9 acre. 3 mm out over halt vol
ley iattf S,9
AU coed tmprovtnents.
180 acres, 7 milts out, light Improvement-
,..,.,,..... ,. 8,060
Easy terms. Come and eu our crops.
Ji T. CAMPBEtU
n Lltohtlald. Neb.
L PX3R 8AI1B FOR CASH.
dm 139 ., 8 ml. capltol bidg.. Untola.
(1TI) 7.860 stock ot general muse, and
aiero cuiioing ana ruiaecce, in a
swl town et 960 people lr Seward county,
SNtb. JfiM bualneaa and a money-maker.
J. A. ABKOTT c COMPANY,
8M ClUr Nat. .iAtrnk Bid.. Omaha. Neb.
.2tibHb-m-iit iMMMMtead ta fitted
WANTKD TO Ult
iau toe iwrm auiw n mmn ftmmn pW7Jv,
rooming hoaee; .oak , noarsi oak and ' -
enamel finish; best piuwiblneT and htaf, OHIOAGB 6 MAIN AJf PROT'SXONS
mortaajra S&BaO: bayable like rant Owner I
...llwni tafie IW casti aM hem r Wt ik TrmMnm mn CUaK
O'KEKyiS KKAX ESTATE COt, -rce swans at Tt-e,
loll Omaha Nut Omaha. Neb. I CHICAGO. Aug. 3. Llaulilatlon of Bzn
rr " 1 T7. T i- 1 ivnioer com inai. in uia iinai irauins
cornea prices or tnat opuon aown nearly
8 cents was the feature ot tho grain
roarKec louay. ax tne ciose corn prices
were W to n4o.net lower. Wheat fin
ished at a net decline at UfiUei to Uoi
(oats were down c to. Ho and provisions
I Were unchanged, to 17V4c lower.
imnrovemont in the fields since the
recenf tains was the chief bear influenca
in the corn pit and this was Increased in
effectiveness by estimates of a lime in
crease in recelota et cash com In this
market next week, country districts
being reported as having large stocks on
hand. I!? longs began to unload
early aad a the day progressed the
volume ot the Sentetnfaer enifn dumnad
in tho market became larger, There was
noleot f Sd.hand store cava h ghMt Bricea
for furniture, clothlne, ahoeg. wea. im.
," - ',, ,i.sbi a
StiKAJLi Jfll 1R6.
AWAUV V TITS..;,
. r i -- MAthat at.
11 c i jJtBrawt. i wranaeta Teair.
IWBAIi mum
ACsUSAtMB rijiAwa,
UKRSl la a Ktnr toakr
fwr
poultry and fruit
7S4.
mfghborhood. rim farm land; no aand. I tfrr,,,i?
Tt T.y3MSunNat
CAMH SMr'8 MS A.
ye C.: tl.690 can be aaw so,
(oer acra, Hbopaa
lAJUt xar sate, about kuadrad
aowM BMU-'sklirn Nab. InclMda 46 acrea
aTVatgattt. AMswsa Y-846. cara .
fli te hou. amU tK of the other options andthey declined
fruit kna akade. A. JUy. MK W. o. :. t tna extent at. tne near
W. HM.
Pretty AcreHome a'-JSi
TBK jajCWS TO THH FARM.
. Oiilv as nlttts' rM from Omaha cosi-
otnea to aae ot the flaaat farms In this
toeotloa o( ife aauatry. Th ImorovemenU
as extra soM aM tha fruit win nut
BMt 4wasr W sr oeat en the Investment
O ateeuaft ctSer huatnea taklr th
mmmttt ant at the city irlll jaaka a. law
arte) tw focnw either with or without
csis years crop, r
PA7NB TNVKHTMKXT COMPANY.
nmmt. 1M. War Block.
TWO dairy, arraln aad fruit farm a tor
ate, Wei watered: good markets: 8
!' acra writ tor luiormauoa. u. w.
Woa. oatsea. N. Y.
Taa
JUtRGB etoclc nu'ge, good for summer
and winter; tor full particulars address
uwBsr. IL A. Ircach. Wells. Ntvada.
Texas.
RANCH LANDS OF BOITTirVTECT
TEXAS.
Ccwstltute th cply cheap absolutely good
CantilBZ land la the United BUtea and
tbeaa roaches are rapidly going Into
month. Cash, corn ia the sample. market
was on ijto to jo. xauer caeies also
Kith cam. In snlte of
Mxwt of about 166.000
Improved mllllna call failed to
r coum tae buhs cneck
tread en under a large
Imary receipt. The bears
iv clear wenthM in th
K ,ua. . .1 , . - . . 1
WUlty "either lt .9L ci. hTrSkma? thrr.hTaTad SirlS1?
uiSKr rttu waiB h former and for slowing and aeedln
mo uipana .HM-i. jr. am, n the latter. Tradlna on the wheat
. . . . - . ., . . I " -
aemy wmi comparatively smau, com re-
cewmg me greater part or attention.
Ctciw. lets. 33 blocks wee M Park puMeia.
rar.Hwn view, Kg tra, jou C ih?JZ,ZzT-.A
ttuHU rfiy VliwJa Barn, chlckaH hw, 2?il2S???,f
all ieacl. Wll, dseera. Ownr wants LIiSAi2 p
fi.um. MTiMi hi wonwiiy. ns zor 1
KyenkW ,11. 388 or JL, mi
ItfjL Artlira tmnM,, hum 11-.
for sale cheaa if 'sold aulckl Call
owner, Benson sai-Yv. ,
Free sallkur at eats, on mtfltm4 lam
runs irom tne country next wecx, car
ried prteea down.
CLOSZ.iN AcrtnAG. A very narrow market ruled in nrovi-
9iltL rpmh aim ti.Ua rnm , nn I Slons. Tlltt bfft nusiriftfa warn In rls n
iroaa; mco o-raom nous ana larg new I Irt riut a. tarse una an inc
Dun taaa au is cron. uan aau at a 1
reat snau.
Doug. HO. War Stock.
t ACHES Improved. 8 Mocks to tar:
6-room house, now, fin wttt, urn.
acres alfalfa. Will divide It nettssarr.
jfrice, s,2S0 rood terms.
nminjTT a com pant.
423 Be Bids, Doug TH.
Futures closed as fellows'
Artlole.1 Open. High Low Closa. Tey.
700 ACItiCa subdlvldAd i io "i'
- ,,,.. , , . a . . . . i uujra xiortu ot uuuncii .'iinrri t7-m- ttA
Tax- I huva for sola a 40.000-aro !V,Z..?'.r.:r'.. IW r This
rw rich aa Iowa's best at $12.60 Per gTteai Co iaPaJifiL''Srni.B?y
acre: .i cash, long time and low int..t I","8 -- - Acari St. Council Bluffs.
on cuanca ajouung rarm i&na selling
n w "'. " "; wany artesian I WANTBTtv Trt vtit
wells ea this tract IrrixaUne- lm acres . WflniKB-TO BUV
each. Another 166.009 acres same quality 1 WANTED TO BUY City pros
Deo.
Slav.
iv.orn
Oats:
Bent
Deo.,
May.
Pork;
Kept,
BJn.
lUrd:
nibs:
87e7l 87h 86T4 88TteS7
' ShSS 9M4S 90H6U 90H
93H 93iiV. m
. 41J4 41i4: 4tH fi
. 21 00 31(0 209S 2093
, WW 19 45 13 30 19 19
.1180 11 J8 1120 11 M 1
. 10 8S lOJTVi 10 SJiJi 10
- 11 47K 11 4760 11 4JH 11 4tU
. 10 27H 10 27H 10 23H10 83-26
87rk
mi
K4
74
Morris ; Co.
ft-mtft Ae. Co..
Oudihy Packiny Co,
Armour s t-o....
Knhwartz & Co.,
Shenaaa Meat Co..
Cudahy, country ,..,...
Other buyers
Cera ana Wheat Vtcsrlop Bnllettaa.
United States Docortrnent or Agtloui.
ture. weather bureau, for Omaha lor the
twanty-rour hours endlncr at 8 a. m.. 75th
meridian time, Saturday, Aug, 23, U13;
OMAHA DISTRICT HTAT1QN& ,
Temp." aia
Station. Utah. Law.' fall.
AshUnd. Neb.. 84 at .09
Auburn M ' 6
Broken Bow.... 81' 66
coiumbua ...... (a w
Culbertsoa ..... S3- 63
Foirbury .. oi
Fairmont 83 06
Grand Island,., 80' 68 .
tiartingum .... si- m
Hostlngu .,.. 83' 66
lloldregt) ..,,,., 83 64
I.lncolnu i.i.,,. 86 64
North Platta.,.,88 W,
OakdalQ 73 62
Omaha .......... 79 60
Tekamah 81 40
Valentino ..... 83 66
Alt, la. 89 65 ,
Carroll in '
Clorlnda .... 65 60
Bible v .. 77 44
SlOUX ICty 80 63
.00
.00
.a
,a
.80
.90
.80
.90
;co
09;,
.90
,00
,00
,09
f.00
.00
.00
.00
Sky.
'Clear
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear
Celar
Clear
Cloud
Pt. Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Clear
Clear-
Clear.
Celar
Clear
Cloudy
, Clear
Clear
Clear
(Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
puled ending at ji a, ra.- .
No. of Temp. Raln-
Dlstrtot Btauona. High. i-ow. lait
Coiumbua
JUjulnvllle JS
Indianapolis .... it
Chicago 24
Bt U)UW
Des Moines .... 23
Kansas City..,., 26
Kansas City...,. 26
Omaha ............17
SO
80
60
76
84
78
8tt
86
83
66
66
66
G
66
64
66
u
43
DO &
19 6SH
W87H
11(0
10 87V4
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red,
thV amou oWWhW
cu.jlaag Gunur Btdg!. Sao Antonio, show rcturnon the investment Td! No?i ?oWM9?i No.'
. TEXAS school lands; IL60 to IS acre;
tWh dawn: balAnca forty years i Inter.
fetation and Texa map free. Journal Pub,
Co.. Memttn. Texas.
I"OR SAI.B Alfalfa hay and seed
taitd. Good wtlL aott water. 6 sprtDaa
Kineod. Fair Improvements. A biugain
r.4A VtAkKA8mA WZ V A
WUeoalB
- INV 4 sMilrntr tiiPV f-l n$,iff ftl!fA.
YOUNG business man desires room In w n, -tii'i3H'JS! f0-..?, ye4i2Ci, .6tto;
private boms, no rooming houi neid ? vAfirSt 8 rth. v"ilJS!'
answer. Addre.s D . Be. Ufe: MMo s-
porcn in private ramiiv bv n nri ,nivi i lev.
man. Apply giving particulars, loeaUon, S10.00914.'
UVE STOCK MARKET OP WE9T
rVAV MftraA htliTnax I HMti HVA TtiftfV tft StWlitl A.L. ' '
. W Ma wiwuiNa I , T aTs'T veAJUssw C3,Y
fcjrk,. feooUietprii and otatr rnt farn.c, mllew and nriiUc4Vfw Tour oontn.
. . . . . . . . , m. . . ... I m An , u nUV. W M MA . .
uuu.
katM aaUt good mar Suit, cheaply and on
av payannta. Write for particulars to Uts Stock
segBSfison iM-wt aaa uwrvoer vv., uceato,
' 0t iOCCTliANaK-A tltOW eaulty u
jKK4 steak and grain farm in Central J
CamasiMlH Xacrahaata.
MARTIN BUOa ft CO., Bxohan Blfl.
Motal Market.
Jowa. for wwuraland. Farmer, Itty -""'V .i.At-mr-
po.. osceoia. ia. . r-vr - - -v--- -r"r',"T,"?
iron
tt'jie. live: No. . ffr:(iUc Bar.
6c Ttmathyt 44.60iaA.40L Clover:
Ul Pork: SS.M. Trrtt 11 1. ITU.
nibs: iiassataisu. '
cnnESE-Unehangod.
POTATOES-Unehanged.
POULTRY-Unchanted.
I,tvraol Grai Market.
MVEaPOOL, Aug. 21-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, Ta M; No. 3,
7a EHdi No. 3. 7a IVJd. Futures, steady;
uctooer, in ?a uecemner, ts liiu;
Jdarnh, 7s 5U4.
CORN-Spot, itronjfi American mixed
new, kiln dried, 4 di American mixed
old. via Galveston, s 7d. Futures, steady;
nepttmvrr uiriata, s liftQ, uct0Dr JL
Plata, Sa lid-
Cool weather prevails throughput the
enure corn anu wneai region. x.ignt
showers occurred in unio ana jve.ntucay,
Xiocal Forecaster Weather Bureau. ,
New Terk Geaerctl Market.
NKW YDH.K. Autr. 22. SUGAR Raw.
tlrm: Muecovado, 3.23c: centriiugai, 3.7?oi
molasses, a,wsc; resinea, ateaoy.
JBUTTKJK'-'Btrong; receipts, i t,si. tuua;
creamery extras, H2SC
EGGS llnahaiwcd; receipts. 9.133 cases.
wnTii.'riivT.lv,. flrai! chlckans. 180!
fowls, I6e: turkyK l&a; red. uuiet.
fresh killed western chicltens, 17tf3lc;
fowl, H19ri turiteya, tugwo.
Kansas City mta bh4 Previa .
KANSAS CITT, Aug. J3.-EAT-No.
3 hard. MtMHtfc: No. S. 8jac; No. 3
red. 86V4V4c: o. 8. stgwe; rjeptemDer,
CORN-No. S white, T76Hc: No. 8.
TSHo: September, 7ic; December, 9W4
A7J
OATS-No. 2 white, ',4c; No, S mixed.
42C - i
St. liaala Geaerat Msrke4.
m 1-niTlft. A ue. 23. W1IBAT-No,
red, 8Ht96o; No, S hard, 86ViW; Sep
tember, srnoj stay, too, .
CORN-No. S, 7&Srto: No. I white,
76li77c: September, 7SM; way. tiho.
OATS-Npr 3, HcS No. S white, 43o
September, 4W; stay, itc
RYE-70O. .
Cotton Market,
uvror -vnuiv. lur. SGL COTTON SU
tures opened firm; August, ll.SSc; Octo
ber, urscc; .December. U.Ho; JnuBry,
11.60a; Jfeoruary, u.tna, janrco, u.vuc
'vnrtlt Auir. 23: COTTON Fu
nlnaarf verv steady: AUKUat 11.94c:
Reotember. ll.Tfe; October, 11,70c: No.
vember. U.62c; December. u.64o; janu.
1j. vi,V.rv. ll.tsa: March. H.62c
May. il.et Spot, steady: middlln, up
lands, U.3001 gUU. UJCOC; aaies, at uaiuy
Cotton closed steady at a net sain of
10 to 23 points. , .
L1VKRPOOU Aug. 2i-X)TTON-8pof.
email business and, unohanged; mldd ins
fair, 7.22d; good middling. 6.94d: mtddllnr.
762di low middling. 8.43d; good ordinary,
6.66ds ordinary. 6.62d.
iniim stock Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 21 Closing quotations
?fl-W? "gfiKJd.. 1
Arur Oow MvlNtilnlsg Ulaw 1
i t UJt 8 HNVtb Bu JTg
't. & Artoo Olol ... J
ciiunaUl uysnson , m, v
anxo OkStBts HU, s. B, It A it... HU,
MlaMaIU Grata Markal.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aur. H-W!l EAT Vn
Owiha property, shores of Geo, II. unchanged. 1 hard, e; No. 1 northern, tmt9c;
A retard rtock at pueblo, Col. J. I ST. LOUIS. Aug. J3--MKTALS-tiLd. I No. J northern. KHwWHe: No, 3 hard.
, Xfcawerea. uiennue, ncd. I JUS. spelter, Iirm, ii.0, ' iMaauuu, :; No, & ur6c( tHptsis-
naak-rAV-W.-'e:1...1 iV.-Y?..... 'ctroivtic.
7
3
15
15
26
10
3
13
11
a
Total receipts
111
blSP03ITION-EAD. Sheep
, I.v64
, . 921
, 2.188
, 2,1
, 133
, 1,039
ft
Totals
743
136
349
remaining three were consigned from
Idaho, averaging around amy-six pounas
and selling here at 17 AO, with about icq
head out Trad was practically steady
with Fridays market
At the clote ot thb week fat lambs are
at least tic higher than a week ago and
old sheep are fully steady. Owing to the
fact that sorting was not nearly aa
heavy aa during the previous week, the
values ara really better than they ap
pear on paper. Trade Waa active on most
days and practically all kinds ot killer
found a good outlet at prevailing prices.
Tho, Improvement In the trade was chiefly
due to the very moderate receipts for
this time ot the year. While th week's
supply was slightly In excess of lost
woek it fell considerably below that ot
two weeks ago and tho some Week ono
year ago. Fat lambs ore quotable any
where from J7.0O up to 17.75, with lambs
weighing from 65 to 70 pounds In the best
demand. The improvement In mutton
offerings waa not aa marked as la the
case ot Iambs, as while trado was actlvo
at a little advance In prices during the
forepart of the week the market seemed
to have an easier ton at tho week-end.
Anything In the lino of feeders was In
keen demand most of the week, with
feeding lambs selling as high aa I6.9G on
Tuesday, Feeder lambs were in very
moderate supply, which had Uio effect
ot raising prices. Toward the closo ot
th week the demand did not seem aa
broad and for that reason values wcro
weak, and If anything. , a little lower.
Comparing th trade with a week ago.
feeder lambs and sheep aro about 10l5o
Quotations on sheP and lambs: Tmbs.
good to choice, 87.60ff:.75: Iambs, fair to
good. I7.0om7.60; lambs, cui s. IS-Oufw.
lambs, feeders, I6.00f6.85; yearlings, good
to choice. t.305.76j yearling.. iita
rud, JS. 0035.23; yearlings, feeder, to.OW
W; wethers, good to choice, 84.2W4.64;
wethofalrtoood. wethora
feeders, 83.6034.26; owes, good to choice.
64.854.60: owes, fair to Bowl, 4.W3K,
ewt7 feeders, 83.0933.60; cull sheep. 12.96
3.00.
teureoenuWY .
tv AT. trr.
705 Idaho Iambs j
1i4 Tnahn lamha 63
idano owes ...
NEW YORKJWCK MARKET
Stacks Rale at Moderately Higher
Figure Burins Most of Session.
UNDERTONE SHOWS STRENGTH
Sjne Bnylngs of CaiuidiaM Pacific on
Direct Orders from Berlin It
ported Bonds Are
Steady,
113
I 60
6 45
400
t . .U;iint of catUo tnis weeiv
n nrTnuitd liberal, showing a con-
sioerab. 8a.n. oyer tne receipt, of recent
weako, but sun a ia'"B r
with a year ago. w ftf
Th moraet on tno ui ,
corn-tea steer anu ubw !f?: :
beon steady tnrougnouv "'"XV
the; Influenca ottno Eooa Buj-.ua
,.n ,v rtVipr hand the halt rat
and warmed up corn-foOB hav Bhwn a
decllno ot iOttwo ana rouau
2ouaoa lower than last week.
Cows and heltera ot. good quality have
been,actlvo sellers most ot the- week. The
bost kind afth ciobo .aro iuhjt
with last week. Tho common to medium
grades have eased off and .they are
around 193(M lower than last week.
Good light reeaers, tnuv ii, "
good breeding ahd dehorned, have been
actlvo sellers all Weak at steady prices.
Tho light stock cattlo hav
very much sougnt- axter u n
grades ar "steady., Heavy and-, rough
feeders on th other hand have not been
In such actlvo demasd and. at the close
of the week the ar.389fo' lower.
Quotation on U1?: Jpo'P, !to, 'fJ
cora-fed ateera, WJ?.00; fair to 6od
corn-fed steers, 36.00.3; common to
talr corn-fed' steers, ?.959-i. rjuS Jo
choice rang fceeves. jMowS.00; fair to
good range beeves, $6.757.a5: common to
talr rang beeves, 6.856.76: gtjbd to
choice heifers. $6.5907.60; good to cholc
cows, $6.09.60; fair to good BraeaJSOS
C00; common to fair grades, WyO;
BOOu. 10 cnuice bivcj&cip
7.75; fair to good etockera and feeders,
ta rJvfti Hi- mmmnn to fair stockars ahd
feeders. 85.75(86.60; stock cows andhelf
rs, 84.76tK.00; veal calves, $6.009.CO:
bulls, stags, etc.. l.75(g;.O0.
Av. rr. In'o. Av. Tr.
1 .......... 3 7 00 1 ,1
.......... TYV TO
Vmnc iti.i- fcnMlnir nn .well all were It.
nrir.a tnnk a elumD this morning. Sup
plies wer moderate, but packers were
aAM- naavian i rrvm iuim snxuicLa niiuk
spit ot strong opposition on to part of
salesmen values auffered a aeclin or
6l0c. The reduction was uneven, some
hoga not looking to be over 6c .lower,
whits a lew were quoted aa fully lOo
hardly so good, and th beat prica paid
mo. mvka Tnita wbjr vrv slow aad it
was well alon? m is xorenoon owom mn,
moderate supply waa finally cleaned urj.
Bulk Ot th hogs sold at 8T.90ffS.00, th
Durimr tho first five days of the week
the market wa in very satisfactory
shape. T0wara tne cios on
however, packers took a bear streak and
th last sales showed a harp Uecltae
from tns prices paja surras wj '
hours of the day. Today s marks
showea a continuation et m wti
feeling and prices paid this morning
were Just about the jmrria as th last
bid made yesterday. Summing up tba
market for the elx days values show a
net advance tf about Sc. Nearly all this
improvement h&a bees noted in th pack
ing graaes ana snipper aro pncuc&ur
unchanged. Tops today art CSo higher
thnn a. week aeo. but the cuallty waa
not very good last Saturday and the ad
vance IB. uua mun 10 ma iqiutwimi
quality than to any strength in the
market
Beoelpts totaled 110 car, or 7,400 head.
For the week th supply foot up 36,166,
over 6,000 bead smaller than a week ago,
but more than 8,000 head larger than for
th same week last year.
He. av. 8b. rr. We, A, fii. rr. ,
.,... .m ij t vim'
W,..,...tM UO 7 tii
H 27S ... T87H
M TJt4
.......S
CHICAGO HVH STOCK MARKET
Cattlo SIotv asi Steady Hok, Bt
Grada Ulslter.
CHICAGO, Aug., 23.-CATTLE-Re:
celpta. 800 head: market alow and steady,
heaves. J7.00QO.15: Texaa eteera; tfl.767T0;
western. 16.20(37.85; stockers and I feedora,
IS.5O37.90; cows and nelfors, $3.tioJ8.i
calves, $8.00811.60.
HOaS-TRecclpts, 10,000 neadj best eradea
5c higher, others mostly 6. lower; bulk ot
aales, I7.00i3e.75: light. JS.UfW25; mixed.
37.eOiJiO.20; heavy, r7.50a8.90; rough. $7.oO
''si'iiasr AN LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
head; shep steady, lambs lower: tiauvo,
83.75W4.75; western. 84.omi.7n: yearlings,
IS.S&3C15; native lambs, 1&7S&00; west
ern lambs, I6.C093.1S.
I
ir.nu, nllv i.Iva Stack Market.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 23--XA.TTL&-
Reoelpu. 890 head; market staaay: prima
fed steers, 88.609.00; dressed bf sWers.
southern steers. I3.25ij6.89: cows. 98.103.
8.60; beirers. ?4.,&ifS..i; utocKora ana icgu
erns, 3.2&7.W; bulls. 84.356.25; calves.
HOGS .Receipts. 1.090 head: market
strong to 6c higher; bulk of Bales. 88.60O
8.95; heavy. M. 69S 8.85 : packei and
butchers. $8.03.00: lights. 8S.60ffS.05;
nigs. 35.6097.00.
SHEEP AND LAMB8-RecelprjL none;
Iamb. $6.237.$0: yearilnfs.84.7Si35.75;
wethers, 14.25(26.25: ewes, 83.Kfc3H.7S.
NEW YORK. Aur. 23. Stocks ruled at
moderately hlRher figures during most o(
todays halt session. Trading was on a
small scale, but the undertono showed
pronounced stiength. The supply of stocks
was not large ana it did not require
heavy buying to lilt figures all through
the list Reading, Union Pnclilo and
Steel moved forward together, followrd
oy an array or less consnicuous stocks
and advance were well held until just
beioro the close, when a Quick reaction
reduced gajna
The movement was stimulated by op
timistic advices recardlncr the Mexican
situation.
Some buying of Canadian Paclflo on di
rect orders from Be11 n waa reported.
The stock mode a substantial advance on
small volume ot business.
Chesaneoka and Ohio touched 60. mak
ing a gain of more than three points
since Its dividend rate was reduced from
to 4 per cent The decline In tho lint
at the close waa aicrlheri tn nrofll-
toklng, and to vasuo rumors of a sud
den change for the worse in tho Mexican
situation.
Changes shown in the bank statement
wore only nominal. The cash gain was
less than KOO.OOQ nnr1 thorn xvxn nn vx.
pantlon in loans of about 39,000,000.
onaa were steady. Total sales, par
value, 3445,003.
U. 8. 4s declined U and Panama Sa cou-'
Pon Vs on call on the week.
number Of &a.lM And ltritnr- fTTTnfaftnnn
on stocks were as follows
KaT.i.9. TT! ,71. Taw. CTIUf.
Amoleuoated twpr ... a09 73K 73li ni
St. Irirala lifve Stpcli Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug.. 3. CATTLB Re
ceipts. 3,100 head: market steady; ppod to
choice steers, J7.2&38.00: stockers and trad
ers, 15.2507.60: cows and . helfcrs$4.75
8.75; bulls; 85.76f.75Jlcalves. $6;0010.09;
eouUiern steers, $0.25if7.75: cows and helf?
eHfOGS-Rec4lpts. . 6,200 head: market
m ilt-hfo TLSOfra'il: mixed
nnd butchers, S.S59.20; rw4 heavy, 85.60.
HEffiP ANP IIB3-TelpU 2.100
. a . mianAV mlltfotl. tSVSWlAai
yearlings, S5.003G.00; lambs, UDOgesa
St. Josestt I.tve Steele Market.
KT. J05W1PH. Ma.. AxiK. St. CATTLK
Receipts lw ne&a; maraet, tay. eicerB,
W.36S8.80; oews and heltere; t00a8.&0;
calve, . . , .
HOGS Keceipt S.SS neaa; marnot, 'ra
1in' nvrr'. tnn S8.BA: hulk. K.40SK.86L
SHEBP AND IiAM-Recrpts 3.000
heads market, steady; lasss.- S7.689T3S.
Hlau City Live Steele Marfeef.
Bronx CITT. la.. Au. 38. CATTLE
K?ceJt?i?. ay-
,7V i nilXBCU, (.cW(.to, iwnu
LAMBS Receipts. 109
head; steady,
Hrr Gaa4a MkrTkert,
wnw vonrr. Aut ra. dry goodb
cotton eooas marxets ruioa STeaay, wiui
the trend toward greater firmness in ffray
cloths. Jobbers report a fair week in
staples anJ etiKS. uuriaps conunue at
top price lerels.
r.nitnriitrA Araole and Drlf Fralta
NEW TORK. Aug. a EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRII2D FRUITS Prunes, Irregular,
Apricots and peaches, quiet Raisins, dull.
DEATH RECORD.
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N1BW TO UK, Aujr, 2SCOKirEE
lltgher French cables and a steady cost
and freight situation caud an advance
in the coffee market today and after
opening quiet unchanged to 3 points
higher, prices elosed higher at to 9
points up. Sales for the day war only
14,760 baga August &6oi September. 8. Wo;
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SHEEP In th neighborhood et &1C
head of lamb came In this morninr
which is unusual tor a aaiuraay, wane
there waa not enough stuff on sale to
wtuini. "v.v. -, tna.un a. mai'KSL. it w tne larKest ryn
fifflt .Wf .WJBRS.aa . ot th. week In a Ion
fir'' arM'.ii, P..iXV. TiL, 7,. lW . r?ur. cars pt tw araDf wer
;nn v , -.w-.-v w 'i - I jatIBa
inai.
Mr. lasrnrer Hansen
Mrs;. Ingwer Hansen, 63 years old, died
Friday evening at her horn at Miuam
after an Illness ot about tea days. The
funeral will be held from th residence
at Millard Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock
wkfe tawrmeat at Pleasant HUl cemetery.
Mrs. Hansen was born la Germany and
came ta Nebraska In 180 aad wa mar
ried In 1870 In Omaha. They resided tn
Oeaaha for a number ot years and
reeved to a tarn near Kikhorn In 1882
aad moved to Millard In 1500. Mr. Han
sea was a member ofyone of the first
volunteer fire departments In Omaha and
while here worked for (sixteen years for
Milton Rogers,
Mrs. Hansen ts survived -by her hus
bond, two sons and two daughters. The
eons s.r Peter Hansen, 'a farmer near
Millard, arid Ifans Hansen, a hardware
merchant at Millard, and ber daughters
ar Mrs H. A. Hanson of South Ornaho
whose husband Is office manager for
Swift Co, and Mrs. Oeorg Uohwer.
whose husband Is a farmer near Millard.
Besides she is survived by twa brothers
and three sjatern who all reside In Ne
braska,
Mra Nellie X SanftMlcr.
TECTJMSJCH, Neb., Aug. 23, (Special.)
Mrs. Nellls L. Sandusky, wife of Thomas
A. Sandusky, Is dead at the family home
in this city. She had been tn falling
health for come time with a stomach
trouble, and her final sickness was of
a weei's duratioa. Her age was E9 years,
7 months and 1) days.
Nellie Lone was born at Kenosha, Wis,
January , 3354. With her parants she
cam to Nebraska In 1806, the family
settling five miles south of Tecumtseb,
where they lived for two years, and then
moving ta a farm at the mouth of Yankee
Creek. She was married to Mr. Sandusky
on, February S, im Two children, were
born to th union, who aro Or. William
Sandusky, now of Pleasantdal. and Miss
Ella Sandusky, who Uvea at bom.
Mrs. Llc Dlchl.
BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. U-CSpeclaU-
Mrs. Lois Dttehl wife of Dr. O.'C. Diehl
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X
Rhodes, residing four miles west et
Btrice, died suddenly yesterday morn
Inu at her horn at Dlller. She was atek
only a few hours. Mrs. Diehl waa 87
years ot age and la survived by her bus
band and two children, a son and daugh
ter. The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock from th bote of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ithodea,
James N. Sara.
SANTA BARBARA, Cat, Aug. t
James N. Burns, a millionaire of Bt
Joseph, Mo., Is dead at his summer reiU
dene at Montlclto, nar Behta Barbara,
Ills death waa du to nervous prostra
tion, caused by Injuries suffered six
pc4 direct to a local uacker and th
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Wal tales for th day, JleM ahaa.
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blearing? Hosie Bank Statement.
NEW TORK. Aiior. M rv,
of the actual condition ot the T clearing
house banks and trust companies for tbu
week shows that they told 822,173.159 re
serve In exceas nf Ixmi -V7
Tvcn. j-iio owtcmcni xouows:
Actual Condition. Ammtn Tnn-.
-V ,...1,34.233.)0 S,KA055
Specie 3,S7fi,090 T.804.000
legal tenders ., SO.OO6.O08 l.4l9.fiM
Net denoslts LTSS tsi nso tfmi nn
Circulation...... 45,333,890 ift'.an
tssces lawrui reserve 23,173.160 2,835,0'a
Bank' cash reserve in vaults. .tSrr.uum
Trust companies' cash reserve'
in vauus gl,8a,0W
Aggregate cash reserve tu etfrv
Trust companies' reserve with
clearing nouse members carry
ing 35 per cent cash reserve... 7L2CS.C00
Decrease.
Summarv of state banks ntn ,n,t
panics in Greater .Now York not Included
ui wnuiife uvu,i PiALQlucut.
Amount 1Vp,mm
Loans 4529.633.S0) WtisMl
Specie e!.fU09 K3.1C0
uegai tenaers 7,753,800
Total deposits ......... 6J3.459.100 2,833,0(7
Local Seearlfle.
Quotations furnUbod by Bursa. Brisker 4b Co..
to Omaha Nattoaal tank bulldlagt
BIS. AtkeS.
Boota FUhtrlta Col Ci. iK ai a
COlumbua. Koh.. S. U U. IKi tl
couBcti Btstd o, i b. h, vn ta
Dsrtd Colo lar. Co. 4a. mi.,, 100
Dandy Ox, Mb., Scbeol Ola 6a..... ui
D)U, Tax., 4a. 1M , m
par A Co. 7 per east ptd, es-dlv.. H
Fulltrten, Nob., WaUr Ex. Ca uu.,
Fairmont Crtamary pr cant suar,. CO
Fairmont Oreamery I par cant pt4. P
LouUrllle O, & la, UU...,..;;; &
Mountain Sutea T. & T. 7 par nt.. 10)
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OSMba A C. D. BC It,, can
Omaha & C B. It a D. ptd. ........ u
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WIHMV Vfra ASsftalilliiii.taoiia
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eouthcrn Uj. Co. Equip. Is (buaU)..
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NEV TORK, Aug. 53. MONEY On
call, nominal; no loans-, time loons
weaker: sixty days. per cent; ninety
days, 4V4 per cent; six months. tHiSSVi
per cent
PRIME MSRCANTHiB PAJER-i
rxsr cent
MILiVKH Bar, EHc: Mexican doUars.
45a.
BONDS Oovenimant. railroad, steady.
BTERLINO EXCIfANGE-Basy; H8S
forTidxty.day bills; 84.863) for demand;
commercial bills, 84.82.
Ha aaylftayajtataat.''
i POEHLER co.
IHtaMtsaet XSWt.
CHAIN CUMMISIION
e sad? Xwtt, xtur."
jrsistajjst wt,mt
MONEY IN CiRA.IN
Hi o) put, or calU ca 10.003 butbila ot vbtat
ar corn. Ne turtbtr rtak. A moTaraont ot to frew
otic flM rou a cbaoca to take UOO. 4e. JIOJ,
ait, no, vriia ir rarucuian. rinaRc Brckarata
weeks uf when oranklng an automobile. I oo..' iok j . Finanoa Bids., kudm city, m