Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TITSSDAW AUGUST 2G, 1913.
RKAIi P.STATB;
i ity pnoMsnTV ron sale
A. 8NAI.
6-rsom. strictly moaern. oak finish,
Jt.700: 8o owner. $U N. fMh Ave. Phone
Harney 3001.
HARfJAlK New 7-room house, modern.
Rood locution, VSd. near Ames Ave. Price
J2,tKX. Terms. Webster P53.
house; 1st floor oak finish, cement ocue-
menti
3-t.wu.
id floor, 4
Web. 3UI
bedrooms and bath.
Must be sold: a bargain, 7-r all modern
new house. Owner. Harney ml. .
TO BUT, SELL OR Rr.NT, FIRST HKH
joun w. robbing, im irARNAM t.
Ul( N. HI) ST. .-room mouern house,
full basement and attic Combination
U.ujtv lialntan'. f?MTll(nt W Ci 1 tl
Three blocks from school, on paved street
and car una, iotwt4o. terron, svw.
down, own time on balance- It sold , by
(September 1. Rents for tti. Lyls Uurns.
Owner. .
SIM BOUT 11 MTH A guod house, and
lot' good place for a nice tamiiy. 'very
cheap.
TO settle an estate, double flat ar?)
story house. 8U-H-26 H. 20th B first
class condition; reasonable. Phone u.
nimtn will .a a II ArrtAm .hntlllk
with cellar, Moith front, beautiful boule-
varo. , one-nair. dioqk irum v .
'Phdne Doug. 2807.
URAL ESTATE.
FA 1131 HArtWil laftUS FOR SALE
Colorado.
HAN LU18 VALLEY BARGAIN B.
Cn- ilRfl uim land In best acrl
cultural section' of tan Luis Valley. Colo.
vnrrd and cross-ftnLCd. hoc tight. Uaa
the best of water- right, also artesian
well. Fifty .acres unuer cultivation; i
miles fjom railroad town.. Price WO per
acre. For further information, aaorcss
Y-244; care Bee.
40-ACRia FAIUf.
J4,C00; 6 milt of Council Bluffs on
main rniui! about V, good garden land
In little upland valley. lacing soutn and
protected all around by hills; H pasture,
some' oi it su.tame tor fruit; smalt house,
good barn, a little ftult; ntar school and
about 1 mile trom railroad station and
small town. You would do well on this
place dairying, gardening, growing fruit,
chickens or bee. Time on ft or mora of
the price.
MeKEE REAL ESTATE CO..
105 Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Traders Ask that Transac-
tions Be Kept Quiet .
AN OPEN INTEREST IN CORN
Holders of Deferred Fntnrea of the
Yellow Cereal Ar Anxious to
Turn Them Into Anr
Kind t Profit.
new. kiln dried, 6a 9d: American mixed,
old. via Galveston, no stoek: futures,
steady; September, L. Plata, HWi ue
tober. La Plata, S lfcd.
uui'sin London trncuic coasti,
106 3s.
fjuouii winter patents, aw.
UMAHA LIVE b UUK MAKM Qua.lVThe majo;.tV"
vnuiiuv wnu uivvu ffrsllng lambs moved at a spread of WW
U70, Apart from eomo feeding ewes that
PnftlA Tj.o.inl. Tiircrt nf Mic Year yrouglu JJ.C0 there were no other agvl
Lauie .Receipts .Largest oi me xear , fef,icr offerings to speak of. Trade wm
ana Prices Lower.
OMAHA GBXETtAIi MARKIST.
omaha. Aug. as. mz,
Whenever the casn handlers of wheat
BUTTER-No. L Mb. cartons. Ste! No.
1, CO-lb. tubs, JSHc; No. J, Sic.
iriBH White, fresh, wc; trout, rresn.
ibel larire cranulea. freah. He: Bnanlsh
mackerel,- lie; shad roe. per pair, 40c;
salmon, fresn, isc; naiimit, rresn, lira;
buffalo. 9c; bullheads, 13c; channel cat
fnsh, l$o: pike, Ur; pickerel, 11c.
CHlSERlS-IrhDorted Hwl. ne: Ameri
can tJwlss, Ifci block 8wlss. He; twins.
nci daisies, nw, triplets, i.vc; young
HOGS SHOWING ANOTHER BREAK
Sheep Commnnd tlooil, Steady Prices
In Splto of Wenlc MnrUcte ItUf
where Lambe Steady o
Stronir Feeders Steady.
refuse to . report the transactions In that Americas. lSc: blue label brick. Ue; llm
gra"nf the -Sord Is passed around that berger. 2-lb., a; tfew York, white. c
the situation Is becom.ng atagnant and POULTliy-Bror.eri., coper lb.; hens.
that ne.tner millers nor exporters are
tnKing any of our grain. One of the bip
hanrilora nf ohnil nt Chicago. Wltll
brancn houses in many sections of the
country, reported that a heavy trade n
both export and milling account Is to be
16c; cocks. He! ducks, IStfwc; geese, lSc;
tumeys. iiuc; pigoons, per uox., i.zu;
rooitora, 9c; ducks, full feathered, 10(3
134c; geets, full feathered, 10c; squabs.
No. 1, $1.(0; No. I. 80c.
BEEF CUTB-IUbs: NO. 1, 17Cf No. X,
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. X, 19 IS.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
P.J00
6.9H
Been and advanced tho opinion that tho HWcj No. 3, 12c. Loins: No, 1. lS4o: No
. tic: no.
fnricrnrii vr naklnff, tnttt -fttl trans
actions be kept pr.vaie, and that It was
the lrirn nf tha his rjirricra of that grain
to keep their business within their own
It has ben aald for some time that
interior millers were enabled, to bccutk
nil th ih... Ih.v iloalreil rluht Mt thttr
mill doors, but th.a does not-seem to be
the fact- Millers from many sections
of tho country and some points that can
not be called tributary to Chicago txro
liuvlntr whrit there rluht along. Tht)
nl.llvi. mAirum.ti, will r.flM!t that COU'
slderable wheat Is changinB hands from
week to wek. . .
It Is said Russia will have low grade
wheat In abundance, and It will behoove
the English, French and German mlllere
r . r.r.A .nilolltV nf flOUT tO
hold the trade they have enjoyed to the
cost of the United States mlliers for eomo
years. Cash wheat waa U&V4o lower.
There Is an enormoua open Interest in
the deferred futures of corn, "fid while
there are a few strong men In the trade
with good elxed holdings, .many farmers
and others In the country bold this grain
and are anxious to get out of It with
proflta to their credit Cash corn waa Ho
nigner to hc lower. - .
With Imnrnvaul rua-rttlrM thfOUCtlOUt the
country, there wtlVbe less oats led on the
farms, and In thta case tha oats will all
be sent to mantel, t-asn oaus hm- inw
higher,
.wo
:,soi
4.701
,&
1.227
51.921
27,151
1S.7SJV
39,3
100-ACRB FARM.
5 miles of Council Blufts; good upland;
all but about 6 acres suitable for culti
vation; 10 acres alfalfa; .conuort&ble,
small house, 2 barns and other buildings;
wind mUtf good, co61 cellar; fine or
chard and viueaid; about 2 aorta each.
"W don't believe there is a cheaper farm
in the county at 1110 per acre. Let us
enow you. ,
.McQEE REAL ESTATE CO..
103 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs,.
Minnesota.
WELi, IMPROVED KAJVM.'
212 acres, near good town, (0 mltaa vest
of Minneapolis. Buudtnga c.-st IC,W);
nice orchard and ahada .trees' near house;
1"V acres under' cultivation, oalance raa
ture and umber. For quick sale 5I.W
por sxro. Farmers Land Company, eU
Palace Building, Minnetpolla. M i nn.
CORN LAND.
In Southern; Minneaou, w have a
number' of fine improved farms In Chip,
pewa and Yellow Medicine counties at
ISO to (76 per acre; easy terms. Q, T.
Fclland Land Co., E27 Palace Bldg., Min
neapolis, Minn.
Nebrnaluu
FOUR GREAT BARGAINS.
W acree, 'Vt miles out f 6,600
140 acres, lVi miles out...... ; 110.800
160. acrej). 8 .miles out, over half, val
ley .land .., , ....I-Seo
ah gooa improvements.
ICO acres,, 7' mites ouu UBht Improve
ments: . ,. 6,003
ussy terms, uwm ana nee our ciops,
;. J.T.CAMPBELL,.
Utchfleld; Neb.
- TO U N D 320-acre homestead In. -tl.fd
peiKnoornooa. cine unm iana, no sana
bills. . Cost you slit.': filing fees and au.
f. A, xraoy, jumnaii. Men.
Hew Yes-lb
TWO dairy, grain and frnlt farmn for
f&la. Well watered; good.' markets;' S30
pet- -acre. nw lor inivraiwui, uw vy.
h in ton, odewa, N. x.
Mevndsw
IAROE stocx rivig9, good for summer
And winter; for xuil particulars, addreas
pwner, tv a. ijeacn. weiis, rtevaaa.
Wisconsin.
can rurnish reured business men.
lilcrks, bookkeepers and Others flus'taras,
E acres' and Up to l.m near rauw&y 'kia
tlons and good markets, cheaply and on
easy paymtms. Writs for particulars Ui
Sttpheason.Land and Lumber Co., uconto.
Wis.
1 111' M Chtllra Nn 1 MK.i
. A 1 W. st a v iiuvnot ' V, As llMUi
No. 2. 10;c! No. 3. 10c. Rounds! .No. 1.
llc: iso. z, i?c; m izvic. nates: i
The' toiiowing prices are rurnisned by
(he ailllnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Washlnzton anncots. car
orate, tUQ; Wlckson large green plums.
per crate, k.w; meoium red piuras, per
crate, ti.00: large blue plumb, per crate.
U.00. Pears! Bartletts. per box, 17o: J-
box lots, s-6s. t-eacnes: rtr box, cso;
California B Hardy pears, per box, l2,ti;
Apples: Duchess or Transparent, per
bu.. 90o : 6-bu. lou, S5o; 10-bu. lots, SOc
Cantaloupes: Arizona standard, per
crate, 13.Z&; Arxona rouy, per crare, jz.is;
Arizona Jumbo, per crate. 12.75. Oranges:
Extra fine vaiencias. iv, s sixes, per
box, 13.00; Sunk 1st Vaiencias, U0, 18.W;
ITS. 200, 213, 2t0 sizes, per box. l.Q0. Orape-
frultl Glorias, jnaian mm, w, &, M
sixes, 110.00. Cranberries: evaporated,
carton containing 36 paLkages, per car
ton, 12.70. OraiMa: California, per crate,
ll.M. Lemons: Extra fancy Hunkist, 200
and aCOs, per box, p.DO; exua choice Red
Uall, aoos ana ws, per dox, fv.uu.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, large Cob.
hler. ner bushel. BOc. Onions. California.
large yellow, per pound, 2 He. Tomatoes,
homegrown, per market basket. c; 6
crate lots. 5c. Watermelons, Alabama
sweet, per pouna, ino; e-raie ioib, pui
pound. lVtO,
AltaUc,liuAi,vuf7 (isr
uqx,, doo;
Nehawka
Estimate Monday....
Same day last week
fame Hay 3 w'ks. ago,.
Same day 3 w'ks.. ago,. tsW
Hame day 4 w'ks. ago., S.W0
Hamo day last vrnr.... 8.W1
The following tablo ehows the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for tho ycat
to date as compared with last year
1UI3 .91t Inc. Pc
Cattlo W0.S70 MS.S0S 2.1K
Hogs 1.846.KA 2,S0.,WM .. 3!.w
Bheep 1,516,364 1.212,058 -74,3
The following tablo dhows tho rnnge oi
prices lor hogs at .South OniUha for tuo
last rew uays, with coippansons
21.000
17,W1
over nt a neasoniibtis hour.
The offlolal eattmato Kave 21.0W head of
sheep and Iambs as yarded, as against
21.9M two weeks ago and K,7M a year
ago. Thn general tiuallty of the lambn
was good.
Quotations on hen snd laini T.arnts.
good to cholee, J7.80fr7.TBi lambs, fair to
good K.OHi.W. UV.-. cui , IROOfM.O;
latnb. feeders. .0M)6.S8; jcarltiigs, good
to choice tt.SMJ5.78. yearlings, tair to
good, ti.0CVW.a8; yearllnge. ieedere. IS00O
.40: wethers, good to cholco. M.X.W;
wethers, fair to good. M.&08-4.S5; wethers
feeders. t3.C084.ai: ewes, good to choice.
U.Xtfi.M; ewer., fair to good. 4.0OM.S3:
twii, reeuers, fiwae.w; cull sneep,
00.
Clearances tvtro 88,003 bushels or oats, i . Michigan celery, per dox.
none of corn and nst ana nour Mn'. cider. ter keg. M.60I Nell
tn Of.7 ftnrt hiitthelft. I -J rr )., l 2R? namtrneua. nitr itna..
Liverpool closes 'ia lower on uu, rhubarb, per flos,. Koi onions, per
and. Ud higher on corn. . , a0s.. 20c; hew beets, carrots, turnips, per
Trlmary wheat receipts ere 1,641.000 a . SOa. prsley per dos., 40o: radishes,
bushels. and shipments were 800,000 bush- per $0,t jchj. hed lettuce, per dos,, IL0J;
ala. aa-alnat recelnts last rear of 1,712,000 Lm.irown leaf llttuce. per dos.. tOOi
bushels and shipments of 884,000 bushels. green peppers, per basket. 60c; wax o-
FTlmarv corn receiou were iuo.vm duih- irreen Deans, iper cmmm .w, uuumu.o
pic nnd hlomenta were SIS. 000 bushels.
against receipts last year of 828,000 bush
la and ahlnmentn nf 411.000 bushels.
. Primary oats receipts were i.ou.wu
bushels and shipments were 08.000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,S8,000
bushels and shipments or kh.wu pusucis.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Corn.Oats
Date. 1013. "liTl2.19U.iaiO,lWJ.lW-lW7-
Aug, 11.
Aug. 15.
Aug. 16,
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
19.
. 7 us
. 7 701 8 It 7 10
, 7 7JS b It 7 0W
T 77H 8 II t 17
8 C 7 17
, 7 75H 7 17
. 7 77k 8 09 7 1
, 7 80H 00
. 7 v4 7 97
, 8 IX'V 01 I Si
, 7 WV 8 lo 7 14
8 16 7 66
. 8 914 I 7 10
I 4i
1M
7 67
s o,
S 1
8 21
s ill
8 241 7 l
17 I
S Bl'
8 : 7 u
8 61 7 62
8 701 7 111 H M
22
6 11
6 4t
4 4U
t -I
t JP
0 SO
32
6J
A T4
B ,1
B 76
S74
6 70
a bl
IM
5 to
lti
5 67
No, Av. Pr.
lioi Wyoming ewes .101 4
43 Wyoming ewes, 91 4 15
2S Wyoming wethers 10J 4 W
KM Wyoming lambs 65 7 (0
169 Wyoming feeder lamb 60 6 65
P6 natlvo feeder owes 87 8 SR
02 nivtlvo feeder lunibs. 44 8 on
to native ewes 4 10
lfti feeder lambs, Idaho 63 B 66
60 ldnho feeder lambs 62 0 65
261 Idaho lambs 72 7 CO
S7S Idaho lamb "5 7 JO
142 Nebraska feeder lambs M 6 70
219 Nebraska feeder lambs 60 6 70
281 Nebraska feeder lambs.,,... 61 8 70
NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET ERA OF UNLIMITED HAULING
Undertone Fairly Strong and Early Lack of Responsible Garbage Collect
General Advance. ' ing Proves Intolerable.
TRADING ON A LIMITED SCALE NECESSITY OF PUBLIC CONTROL
Copper Storks Helped liy the Ait
Tsurr nf Metal In the London
Market IT. S. Honds tin
ehnnged on Cull.
Tronbles that Were Precipitate o
Honaeholflers Whrn Private
Profit Was Left to Arrange
the Collection Routes.
NEW TOniC. Aug. .-Theru wi nc
expectation that iixiay movement in
(Second Article In Scries.)
Following the expiration of the odious
stocks would reveal nny definite cou- ... m .,-, ... .,nt .... .n.,
elusions on the part of the puifewioiwl McDonald contract, the still less satis-
traders, who have taken almost exciusivi moiury j'latuco (iruvmiru wi ntiu.
narge or tno msrKet receiuiy. inrr , years of letting licensed wagon drivers
was a strong disinclination to mskt now
commitment pending the expeciea pub
lication tomorrow ct iTesiueni nuna
messago on the subject. Trading. w4
on a limited scale and price movements
were not lhrge. final quotations ait-cion-
Inir few rlianaea of as much BB a PJlIil
a Ik. .fv Dtnnnp ha innre nctlvn SIOCU8
AUg,
Sunday.
CATTLE Receipt at this point 'were
tho largest any time since tho opening of
the ran.e eeuaon, M) cars being 'cpoitcd
in. Ihb iuii was laigr than a ye-r ago,
and for that matter the Inrgcst of any
day thus far this year. In. fact, not slnoo
the oecond day of December has there
heen as heavy a run nt this point as thero
was this morning. This of Itselt was a
bear feature, ana heavy rocelpts at Chi
cago and overwhelming receipts at Kan
sas City had a sUll further bearish etfoct
on the market. As a result of trus sltu'i
tlon the trane here opened slow and dull.
Buyers Invariably started out by bidding
prices that wero anywhero from loo to as
much as 26a lower 'han lust week on the
general run of cattle,
Mrst cattlo to sen were corn-fed steers,
of which thore was a limited supply,
while the demand was quite good. Cattle
of this description told anywhero from
ten.lv In rvxalhlv ILa IHUch OJI 10 lOWCT
than last week. Tho trado on other kinds
C7
226!
113
S3
100
86
68
isy
Dromedary brand dates, Pkg.. 83.00:
T-n,n v.ranA riatas. Dkc.. 82.23: walnuts.
Kn i sort sneu, per iu., v. ui""i
r.6cans. Per lb.. Ho: Jumbo pecans, per
lb.. Uo giant pecans. Louisiana, paper
shell,, per lb.. S5o: fltberts per Uot
Drake aimonos pr i". .
lSc? Braalls, per lb.. 10c; large washed,
ik hlaok walnuts. Per lb., 2Mc:
raw No. 1 peanuu, per Ib 7c; jumbo pea
nuts, per iu., so: ros' vwim. ,.
Uwi shellbark hlckorynuts. per lb., to;
nnnnnm nar lu . 4cl checkers.
; S0c U ner 100-package case' 83.60; checkers, per
ars. EOiic; St. 3L76: Leslie) berry boxes.
I, 79c; 6 Sa", p,r moo. W.7S.
Corn sinrt Wheat nelpn Btilletln.
TTn.,.. Qto... rwnortment of AgrtCUl
i 7. . . , tnr nm.hu for the
mixed. 1 oar. SOVic, No. 4 mixed, 1 cor, fnty.four hours Tending at 8 a. mt. 75th
78c No grade. 1 car (heating), 75&. Rye: 'Vi,.! tlmef : Monday? August S. Ml.
N. V?. W Cprn:.Jto. 2 white. S merlnA "m mtaTIONSL
cars, live; i car, nw, 1 car, tzkc. -no. a
Chicago 163.
Minneapolis 491
Duluth 21
Omaha 100
Kansas City 186
BL LOU1S IBS
Winnipeg US
The' following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No: 2 hard wlntcrrn car, Siftici 11
cars, oouc No,. bard winter, 3 cars,
i car, wac o cars, two; i cars,
n.. S1. n mam tAl' . vA , n -n,v.
u., . VOID, wtivi . , u. , u IlllU, ,
1 car, iSHc;'4 cars, 78c. No. 3 spring, Z
cars. 80Hc: 1 car, 80uc No. 4 spring. 1
car, 78c No. 3 durum, 1 car, SOc No. 8
wnlte, C cars, 7iUc No. 8 yellow, 10 cars,
70c No. 8 yellow, 1 car. 70o; 4 cars.
70c No. 2 mixed, 4 cars, 70Hc No. 8
mixoa,' ir cars, 'vjjc; z cars, 70VIC r0. 4
mixed, 1 car, 70c No grade. 1 car (beat
ing). 63Uc Oats: No. 3 white. 15 cats.
SDHo; 4 cars, SOc No. 4 white, 8 cars, S9o;
e cars, s&c o grace, i car iwneat
mixea;, asa .
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. S
Ashland, Neb.,, 98
Auburn. Neb... M
Broken Bow.... 87
Columbus. Neb. 89
Culberteon W
Volrhurv. Neb. 95
Fairmont, Neb. 83
wnnnd island, w
. . . nn
Um-A bso, . , . i-. i ' . i Hartincton
.,ouu, u.o'Ttu, nv. nam, tMo. l .iiv- oi
Holdrege
T.lnroln. Neb... 83
waw. o uuiuiii. inwjnK. L.um: .in. a i - . .
white, 73U7Wio; No. 8 white,. 72T2H'
no, 1
70c
Msf
'72Vl'IV'alVi
70ffi70Vio: No. i. CSUettnL nn nrnrt.
68HC Oats: Na S white, SH40c.' stand,
ard, 8i439Hc; No. 3 white. SD033UC
Barley: Malting, 4tg7c; No. 1 feed, L&
cucumbers, per dos., 40o to toot cauii.
u.. nr lh.. lOflSinto: Venetian garllo.
n.r lh.. 13Wo: new cabbage, por lb.. 8c;
eggbunt, per dos.. 81.60; horseradish, X 0 Cft ttI. continued very slow all the
potties in . ", morning, with the prospect mat u womu
bo well, along lu the afternoon before a
rlMrttir. wnuM hA nff.Cted.
Range beer steers genorauy soia wioa
lower than last week.whlle feeding steers
wero 1&SC50 lower, tho dccllno being the
heuvlest on the heavier and horned cattle.
Cows and heifers -were low iso lower, ana
In nnmA rasA. thArA werfl sales that
looked as much as I6c lower. The market
on ram nnrt hrlfars WttH. as a matter Of
course, weakened by the oreaK on tno
cheaper grades of western steers.
quotations on came: uooa to. cnoice
corn-fed steers. JB.SOao.OO; fair to good
corn-fed steers, M.0OP8.3O: common to
fair corn-fed steers. f7.zsfR.ou; gooa to
choice ranee beeves. J7.2S27.T5: fair to
good range beoves, i.iwti.; common ii
fair range beoves, J0.26Q5.75; good tJ
choice heifers. 15.MHW.W: good to choice
cows. 6.0636.50; fair to good grades, .(3.00
GTe.go; common to iair graacs, u.wnyw;
good to cnoice niocner nnu iceaern. i un
7.60; fair to good atockers nnd feeders,
$5.5037.00: common to toir slgckeia kiuI
feeders. 8S.75fl6.&0; stock cows and heif
ers, 34.1&38.O0; veal calves, ta.00lf0.00;
bulls, stags, etc., 54.7KiT7.UV.'
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
U Ml 14 IO S M
V,,,,.,.'viv v v..,,,,,.,,,ituL q
1 MO 7 IS M 1071 t 70
U w 10S t to
1....,,..,.. 87 4 00
4;.......... m 4 M
1 JtOO 4 74
10 s 00
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS!.
xemp.
Station. Ubih. Low. falU
OHIOAGO GltAIIff AND PROVISIONS
North .Platte,, t$
Oakdale, Neb..- 8
nmihi. Neb.... W
Tekamah, Neb. M
Valentino Bf
Alta. la... 8?
Carroll, la.
Clarlpda. Ia.... 93
sibtey. la. f6
Hinux uiu
65
60
61
E8
00
62
63
M
62
69
6S
W
w
68
66
68
62
65
00
67
66
.00
.00
.00
.00
,00
.00
.00
.10
.00
.22
,00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Bky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
I't. Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
'Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Peatar
HMnt included In averages.
.Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
SALK Olt EXCHANGE It. li.
FOR. . EXCHANGE A 812,000 equity la
a .good, stock and grain tarm in Cvntral
Iowa, for western land, fanners Realty
Co., Osceola, .la.
.BUS1NKSS property wanted for a flee
xectlon of North Dakota lund. Will as
sume small Incumbiunce. Investigate.
Address 8. L. Friedman, "M Broadway.
Council Bluffs, or phone Black mi
' SEND f dr 1 Mr large exchange oooH.
Sbopch & Co.. Dept. b.. umaha htb.
TO TRADE,
144 acres high-grade irrigated land. In
the-' Yellowstone valley, Montana, for
furnitiiie' and undertaking business. Ad
dress .V.242, care Bte.
relief was In sight. Early weakness, due
to reports of good weather In moat of the
corn belt, gave way to strength when
some of the leading bouses who had, been
sellers turned buyers. The market uostd
at or near me msfi pomi or tno any.
Wheat followed corn, hardening during
the -last part of the session, Thero was
some' buying of wheat for export, east
erners taking about .50,000 bushels, juid
.other Sales are 'dald to be In pixuptn-t.
This and the strength shown In lata trad-
WANTED TO BUa
Bolgoff 2d-handstore pays highest prices
for- furniture, clothing, shoes.- Web. 1107.
WANTED -TO IlENT.
YUUNU ousiness tnau airua room in
private home, no looming house need
auancr. Auunai u i&l. XSSQ,
WANTED Bedroom with sleeping
jiorun iu iin taiuuy cy single gentle
man. A)ply giving, particular, Ideation,
vitMv, Auurwi ju wo, care tloe.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST
Ship tve stock to Houth Omaha, have
mileage and amlnkkgo. Vour cunelgn-
meiiui Kio vvrayi una cartiiu alien'
tlon.
Live Stock Commission Merohsints.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bids.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 25.-METAJLB-Cop.
per, steoay; stanaaro spot to uctouer,
518 asked; elecUolyUc 115.S7tclC.00 lake.
316 casting, J15.6i015.75. Tin, dull spot
and August. tU.15U41.60: September, HI. 00
S41.3S; October, S40.fc7a41.12. Lead, fi.70(
6.00. Spelter. julet, at 6.75g6.0. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson's. 18,408.60. Iron,
Jteady; No. 1 northern, tlS.tA3i6.6O, No.
S northern. tU.&0tfM8.2&: No. 1 SOULhem.
312.2515.60; No. 1 soft southern, tlb.W
15.60. London markets closed as follows
Copper, firm; spot and futures, 6B 10a.
Tin, firm: spot and futures, 187 16a.
Lead, 20 7s 6d. Spelter, 30 12s 6d. .Irun,
jieveiana warrants, ms ea.
ST, LOUIS, Aug. 25. METALS Lead,
rirm at jt-io; spelter, firm at tiYftft.
Evapomtt-d Applea and Drlefl Frnlts
NEW YORK. Aug. 24. EVAPORATED
Ai'ruis vjuiet; rancy, BliisfSHc; cnoice.
iVU'W prime, sfto; prunes, quiet; Cal
lfomla, 2fy412c; Oregons, IViSOVic
DRIED FRUITS-vaprtcots ouiet-and
BUcuuf, choice, WUmc; extra choice, 13
tJiIVic: fancy, ltouc reaches, firm
ohatcc va',4c; extra, choice, 6iQ7c
if'ancr. VAtVlKc. Raisins, aulet and firm
Ipbio muscatels, 4H6c; choice to fancy
needed, 6497c; seedless, 464c London
layers, tLWtfi.40.
PVool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25. WOOL-teady
northern and western mediums. 17620c
plight burrjy 163l6p; fine burry, 16Sltc.
Elgin Butler Market.
. LLGIN, Aug. 26. BUTTER Higher,
LC71SC.
Dlstrtct. . Btauons.
Columbus. O.....
Louisville., K"
Indianapolis .... 1J
Chicago, III.,
St. Louis, wo....
Minneapolis 1
u-.ni.na CltV 20
High.
to
82
83
78
86
SS
86
84
64
W
68
62
CO
60
66
64
63
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
.
.00
ires o the Tracing: and Clostntr period "ltSfT,aiJ wSiiAaEfl.
PMCM an.Jlokrd of TraA. I . t-.., nin.
L'lllL'AUO. AUC. Sa.Innilnilal knvlnn I . ..7 umh T nw. fall
. . . - . ... .. v. u . . ... x,.4.,. Miaiiuiia. " - -
in ine xiani nour turned a weak coin
market into, a strong on, today, prices
at the close showing a net advance of
to jvtfiw. Wheat finished a shade to
tto higher, oats Unchanged to tic up nd
provisions Irregular and 7o lower to 6c
msner.
xne upnri in .corn today came on re
vu.... - 11.. I I .,
uuiiaao ama scarcely a car oi spoi corn umaum ,. ,4V,( ij,.
for sale there, .Kansas polhU were axd Light showers occurreii within , W last
to be out of corn and uslntr wheat fur I . JlJTtti.fnur hours at Hastings and urano
. v. "r.. .r. v;r;. ,.inc- tim only appreciate
isiana. r-",---"-.,.- tn mu com
au euov vuv m uv a a 44dkui VA" i nreCsUllll,3Ui . v. I -nnist,
t,.!""."."' "Sr?"" ".Tl'.: what "armor - - contlnus
in- tne last three weeits tn crop thero moderate in an aisirn.i-. vfKu6lT
iiuu buiw wr tciii mm umi uu i Itnraau.
Local rprecaster
vu General MnrUet
m7vnit Auk. 25--SUaAR-Flrm;
NEW VOR.K. aub' , riv " i a.730. mo.
S.0Va.ugar. t98c Retlnedr-teady
.'hed'TtOc: fine granulated, 4.70c
P-W.rl-i-t. ,.lnts. 7.269 tubs
crTamery Txtfk. ' 2sWwc: firsts. 26V4
sracionds. 2026c; stato da ry, finest.
Ing by corn offset tho easier feeling that 27Hc; process, extras, ""ir. 'Zfil
hoi been man tested earlier on reports 2aW24Vtc: imitation creamery, firsts. in
----- . . . .-.. I - 11- . .a n U U I imisl. 4
ot fine weauier.aii over me aomesiio oca. zw raciory, mm23c
Covering by shorts helped harden priced fuctory. current make. rsts, o
There was a good deaj or selling pros- i packing siock. currei",
Sura in oats till lowara ins viua, wucn QZJO.
some iropruvvuicuk m uemtuui &...,4i4
nHra
l'rovislons . were quiet and easy, thu
y,t flhnw at strenKth during the day be
ing on some good Duying oi porn, near
the close of the session.
Artlc.e,Open. Hlgh.j Low. Cloae. at'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May.
Com:
Sept.
Dec.
May.
oats:
Sept.
Dec.
May,
Pork:
bept.
Jan.,
Lard:
Bept.
Jan..
Ribs:
Sept.
Jan.,
86HST4 87KU 86W 87UI
71-2H 72T4 71H 721
68S 68i6gyi68H
69V4 4 (. 6!) 63i
41U 4Hi 41UUl
44SH 44 43T4 ,44i
47U 40i 47V4tJii
20 90 20
. 20 874 MM 20 97
1980 1940 1930 1940
U17H U17H U12H1112H
11 la
10 602
10 82 10 83H 10 80 10 SO
1187 U37H 1130 11 87
10 20 10 26 .10 20 10 23n
1 MO (
tic. s to
i Yll III
8 M 5 65
it....- m 10
(10 s 10
s .....ma e it
l no u
;o s 10
MS s 10
IM 6 15
10U 1 10
HEIFERS.
175 8 00 6 t I 30
500 I .... 7 U
i:t t u a., in to
;o 6 00 1.. ......... 121 S M
711 M l.....i..... tTO 7
410 t :j
BULLS.
6M l!l 1 710 6 71
,1!!0 I M 1, 1490 6 00
.U40 1 10 1. .. ,.1000 ( H
,U4 t M
CALVEai
1 IM 6 75 1..., 110 t 60
1 311 7 00 3;,,, 170 t CO
3 153 7 25 I. 310 00
1 200 3 00 1 ISO CO
t,
3 ,
10,1.......
7
1
1
1
1, 1110 6-75 13
1. 310 6 15 M..
13 S4 40 It...,
t Ml 8 40 ,
4 j7 e w
16 631 4 C3
7 (TE I 75
WESTERNS.
COLORADO.
J. II, Parker-olo.
7 Btcers.... 903 6 10 48 feedors
NEBRASKA.
27 cows M 6 63 2 cows
U heifers... 718 5 70
4 heifers... 893 6 60
3 COWS 1050 6 60
1 cow M0 6 25
4 calves... 420 7 00
1 stocker., 830 6 65
1 heifer..., 7io 6
... 304
... 301
ill
4 75
3 73
U
30
CO..... Ill 111
20., IU 7 10
m e'70
72HQH
v7
4&
am
20 95
19 ii
11 X
10 43
11 42
10 fflh-
lO ii
mirr-rrarr trirm. rrlnli. 2.296 boxes
.ill. hn! milk. TVhlto and colored
fresh .specials. 15KlM4c; skims. 1
vnnRRnrtv: receints. 14,610 cases
frah nthsred. extras. 28cS30o: extra
i..t. M.w?Tff. ffrala. 2tfr25c: refrigerator,
special marks, fancy, charges paid, 243
25c; seconds, 2293V4c-, nearby hennery,
whites, 8S39c; western gathered, whites.
IVFtlkr.
POULTRY Dreased, dull; fresh killed
western chickens. 17Cf22c; fowls, 16
19c; turkeys, !Sg20c.
Kansas Cttr Grain nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25. WH EAT
Cash: No i hard. 81Q54c; No. 8, My,
8ic; No. 2 red, b6HOS7Ho; wo, , jujseo,
CORN No. 2 white, 72Vic; No. 8, 744c
Tuturaa closed as follows:
WHEAT September, si'Ac; December,
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red. WiSSOfcc, No. 3 red. SStt'i9Vio; No.
t hard. B7Ktrc; No. 3 hard, 86e87Vic;
No. 1 northern, 9209294c; No. 2 northern.
S0Qv2c; No. 3 northern, gsgwe: no. z
spring, wvrtraio; no. spring, ox;,
velvet chaff, 874J91c; durum, &6S91e,
Corn: No. 8. 7675l4o; No. 2 white, 76HO
76o ; No. 2 yellow, 7676c; Na 8, 74H0
75c: No. 8 white, 76g76ic; No, 3 yellow,
74WIV4C. Oats: No 2 white, CU43c;
No. 3 white, 41U&42cl slsndard, 4284214c
Ryo: No. 2. 70870HC Barley I 6jc$.6c.
Timothy. 84.60ti6.40. Clover: 811.00314.00.
Pork: 820.97V4- Lard: 41L10. IUbs: tU.OO
012.60.
6t. Louis deneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15,-WHEAT-No. 3
red, 83or No. 3 hard, 8691o; September,
87Hc; May, 96c
CORN-No. 2, 7JH074o: No. S white,
r07So; September,. 74c; May, 71140
OATS-No. X 41ff42HcJ No. 3 white,
42tyii4Ja; September, 41Hc; May, 47Vic
RYE-7O0rroc
830 6 00
8 feeders.. 6S3 i b5
1 bull 980 6 60
8 cows, ..1.1043 6 10
1 calf 850 6 60
1 bull 13.0 4 io
13 stockers. 'its e 65
6 COWS 026 b bi
WVrtMlMfl.
88 steers. ...117 6 80 51 steers.. ..117? J w
37 steers., ..1197 6 65. 9 ateers....U46 6 M)
10 steer 1166 6 w
HOGS Supplies wero light, thero bolrur
only about 63 eats, or 3.600 head, on sale.
This Is si ghtly larger than last week and
a- gain of over 1,200 head as compared
with laet year. M . , ...
The wedkness that featured last week
close was still very mui.li In. evidence this
morning. Shippers bought a number ot
loads at quotably steady prices, but there
was not a full load of good lights on sale,
and naveral loads of slightly mixed stuff
sold as high as 88.25. Packers made their
first bids on a 10316c lower basis. Belters
refused to make any such reduction as
this, and as both buyers and salesmen
held their ground, nothing waa done until
a late hour In the forenoon.
After three hours or npparenuy lueicaj
dickering salesmen finally came to the
Ani.ir,n itini tlira war no Use in flL'ht-
Ing the decline any further, and they be
gan tO CUl lOOSe ai pranuwai-- mo "
--I--- ... nmnnl.ll hv hUVerS CSTly
tn the morning. Trade was very slow
-Lx v..r. wars atill a few loads
unsold. Bulk of the sales landed at ll.U)
m& and the best price oaia was
ClIIOAUO L1VU STOC1C MAIUCKT
Cattlo Steady to Ulme Lotrer Ho0
CIIICAGO, Aug. 26. CATTLE Receipts,
xlooo heail! market steady to lOo lower;
beeves, .902iV.10; Texas steeis, .iu
7.6E; western, 86.10S7.6i; stockers and feed
ers, t&.40U7.i6: cows and heifers, $3.tlf
to: calves. 33.wffii.no.
HOGS Receipts. 49.000 head: market
for light steady to 6a higher, others gen
erally 10t16o lower; bulk of sales, 87.W4I
8.60; light, tS.40$V.30; mixed. I7.66f9.l6;
heavy, 17.1038.76; rough, 87.407.TO; p.gs,
3t.orkfiR.ea.
SUELl' AND lambs Receipts. .
hend; market for sheep steady to 10a
higher; lambs, 10tf26o lower than Friday;
natlvo, 83.854 S5; western. 84.104.SO; year
ling, t5.254ri6.20: native lambs, 15.767.16;
weatcrn. t6.wys.15.
Kniiina t'ltr Lire Ntoolc Market
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25. CATTLE Re-
celptH, 88,000 head; market 1015c lower;
atockora and feeders, imhoo lower i Piime
steers, ts.90tf0.00: dressed beet steers. 17.60
trs.60; western steers, iB.ura7.tx; souinerii
steers, J5.wjt.); cows, t3.wt(.bQ; neners,
t3.00tfS.75; stockers and feeders, 15.0037.60,
buu. i4.2526.: caives. 35.wms.bu.
lions ltcco'.pts. G.wu head: market
steady to to higher: c oned too lower:
bulk, 3S.rAaS.S3,: heavy. tS.tOaS.S0! packers
and butchers. tS.6Off8.90; light, IS.606S.W;
Digs. 36.WtP7.00.
siiGUi' anu lajius lieceipt. .WQ
head: market steady; lambs, t8.7W7.s3;
yearlings. tl.76U6.60: wethers. 3l.60tf9.00:
owes,
fit. I.nnls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo,, Atlg. 28.-CATTLE
Receipts, 10,000 head; mnrket steady; good
to choice steers, t7.2638.00; stockers and
fnedorn, tS.2S7.60; cows and heifers, 37.508
8.E0; bulls, tS.7604.7S; cows and heifers,
4.Alli.W.
HOGS Rocelpts, 8,000 head; market
steady; Pigs and lights. 15.0029. 32: mixed
nnd butchers, t8.96tf9.20; good heavy, ts.70
IBV.W.
SIIEEI AND LiAAfBB Receints. 8.100
ncaa; mantel steady; muttons, t3.26SH.00
ycarnngs, to.wuu.oo; iambs, tu.6W7.Si.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. t5.-CATTLI3-ne.
cslpts. 3,000 head; market slow: steers,
ta.50ss.75: cows and honors, ti.owre.no
caives,
noos Receipts. 6.000 head: markst.
icwer; xop, 8.su; duik, ..V3is.(0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, COO
head; tnarkot steady; lambs, t5.00i97.TB.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. COFFEE Re
ports of frost In Brazil caused a sham
advance In tho coffee market today and
arter opening iirm at an auvnce or rrom
to 19 points prices sola about 11 to is
nolnts net higher on Euronean buying, a
demand ,iroin traae sources anu coveting
ot snorts.' -inere jvas neavy, realising on
the anvance and the market eased off a
fnw TMilntn from the beat in tha lata
trading, with the close barely steady, frjiP
is pounas not nigner, August, v.voa: (mid
tember. 8.99o: October, P.lOo: December.
j.ivq; January, w.itoa; Aiarcn, .o; aiay,
9 G3c: Julv. S.79c. Snot, steady: No. 7 Rio.
8T4c; Santos. Na 4, 12tt0l2c. Mild, quiet;
uoraovs. uvieo.
LOST MONEY AND TICKET
RECOVERED FOR TRAVELER
After having been In Omaha dead trok
since last Friday Albert Miller of Port'
land. Ore., Is now on his way homo with
plenty of money In his pocket.
Miller had been oyer In Illinois viiltlnc
relatives. Thursday night he was on an
Illinois Central train comln wesL At
Dubuque he presented his ticket to tho
conductor and In putting It and tho perse
In which It was carried Into the Inner
pocket of Ills vest it slipped through and,
unnoticed, fell to the floor of the ear.
He did not discover hla loss until a new
conductor came on the train west o
Fort Dodge. Then he could find nelthtr
ticket nor money.
The conductor telegraphed to Fort
Dodge, Where the message was turned
over to Special Agent Bull, who Ister
arrested Robert Foster, a younff man
from Galena, III-, who had been occupy.
Ing a seat with Miller, A search dis
closed the 876 that Miller had lost, which
was sent on to tho Omaha off ce
of tho Illinois Central and turned over
to Miller.
Vr.rt : twirai lsrse New England
cotton mills resumed operations aflei a
long period of Idleness. ,
Copper siocKS wero hoiuvu " y
vance of the copper metal In the Loiwon
market and by expectation, that the
forthcoming riKn i ,",;Wi, Trial,
association wll reveal a favorable om
tlon. A large decrease in v,'h" ,.'
waa predicted, owing partly to t ';
terruptlon In production, due to the mriae
ii a i - 1. am ml f
in ino W-...W. ..,(,. Call
.,rk.nv,eroVrrpvrSS
mauni. Je WJSSS JJ
were strongest of tne swnua
ttarriman issurs !ii
haul the garbage, dumping It almost
whtro they could without getting ar
rested or shot. The city council by
crdtnances fixed the rates jind regula
Uonr, adopting most of those contained
in the old contract and a more Inihi-
The
bthind.
Profit-taking salts
ot"lotL oVin VeordS Vetwlv'.t'.,
fimng more than two points to a ne
low record, at 9st. m.i.1 .alts, por
were uncnangea v-... auotatlons
Number oi i' "",.,. -on
stocks were as ""'IV-h, Ur, a?..
. " . . , mti lis.
r,og i ::j
Tho undertone wan fairly strong lOdUfirninate, unbuslnoss-llka system could
in tho early trading there whs a rather I . j -.. . ,, . i,,,,. .,.
general advance. The. day "ft - ' " XX.
Of tne Kind Wllicn mwri mi uri.ui;"' imiiMiiwiiw v'-. . .j. .'.,
. .. ...... I. . m 1 1 . 1 1 1 n t i . . ...... . . , . . . H.i,u
lionuon wss cmtiiui ii:, sianiorcu. agaiom inis ono unu nui. uu
S?,d,.rA7hanFSrthe? eSuraglng out cu"- n' ul. VCT bad 'caturM
'w, mcowJS waning .tlTo w the Irrespgnslh'ltliy of tho drivers
who did the hsullng. It was not like
being employee by a comrany, the drlv
ers worked prAVtlcally for thomstlves and
felt no restraint. ,
Tha former company, through Mr
Wiley, did, according to A. B. Hunt, hold
Its drivers under tho closest possible re
straint. Era ot Irresponsibility.
If conditions wero bad before, they b
camo worse now,' with no way of on
forcing responsibility 'upon' anyone. The
itlmost Intolerable results of leaving a
Mr city with a congested population In
some parts or a widely scattered popula
tion In other parts wllhout any effective
system of garbage removal soon' became
apparent. Garbage haulers established
their own collection -routes as they tig -ii
red would provo most profitable; they
made the rounds as often or ns seldom
its they saw fit: thoy exacted whatever
charges they thought they could get on
tho theory of taking as much as lh
traffic -would bear. Worst of all, how
ovor, was the Impossibility of people In
Hie. outskirts of tho city getting any one
to take their garbage nway at all at an
reasonable price. Complaints camo also
that garbago haulers would every now
nnd then dump the contents of their
wagons Into vacant lots or gullies, or
oven Into sower inlets, to save taking
them to some distant destination.
Various suggestions for better garbage
disposal were made, but nothing ma
terlallxed. The city officials offered an
their excuse either lack of legal authority
or lack of necessary money. The subjecj
of garbago ever fond Its way Into th
political platforms ot candidates In thn
city campaigns, only to be sldetrackert
or overlooked after election. This period
t lasted from about 1903 to about 1907,
(Another Article Soon.)
AmUsnaUl Copper
300
"too
ti
100
tioii
"M 'Nit H
Aitwrfean Arleulturt ..
ammIcmi Ca
Am.rlcn Cn pM
Anertean JJ. 'Ait .....
AmsrHae Cotton Oil 'Ill
. lea Bturltl
American IAbsm ' 'i
Amrtot unto""".. "
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Am. B. A It. P
im. mini Rallains
Amftrtoan T. A T
Anaeeuts Mining Co....
Atchlon
ivfrhisirtn mu aasee"--
Atlantio Coast Lfne. :
u.lllmnr A Ohio....... '
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CtlaWV nu"o.;
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ORN-fleptember. HMe; December, 63H
oS -
UATB-nO. i While, i7iu. no. iiuacu.
41KO420.
HAY Choice timothy, 816.6OS16.00.
BUTTER Creamery. 2c; firsts, 25o;
seconds, 24o; packing, 21c.
E'GOS Firsts. 21c; seconds, 12c
POULTRY Hons. HV4cS12o; roosters,
9c; ducks, 10c; springs. 15c
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 25. WHEAT
No. I hard. 89c; No. 1 northern, Siii'0
89Vc; No. 2 northern. S6H7V4c; No. 2
hard Montana, 5c; No. 2, 83HC8,c;
September, 86Ho; December, 8SSc, May,
9HC
Omulin Hay Market.
PRAIRIE HAY No. 1 upland, 812.60;
No. 8 upland. 8160812.00;. No. 3 upland,
tl0.0OSU.00; No. 1 midland. $lL60a12.60;
No. 2 midland, U.0OSU.60J No. 3 midland.
Mrtvwio.os: No. 1 lowland. tll.0O211.6O; No,
2 lowland, 810.004(10.60; No. 8 lowland, tS.OO
419.00.
STRAW Supply light, demand moder
ate. Choice wheat, 84.60; choice oat and
rvn. 3R.O0C9.fi0.
ALFALFA Receipts light demand lim
ited. No. 1 choice, tl2.0012.60; No. 2.
ui.oosai.w.
Buirar 3IarUct.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26 SUGAR Raw,
firm: muscovado, 3.r60.30c; centrifugal.
31STlS0c: molasses. J.01i.0(c; refined.
firm; out loaf, 6.6O01 crushed, 6,40c; mould
A. 6 06c. cubes. 4.56c; powaerea,
No. Xt.
3 "7
30 334
(I t0
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25.WHEAT-.Spot.
,l..,.v, Hn 1 U.nllnhi faSrl? Nn 1 7.
6Hd; No. S, 7slT4d; futures easy; October, 1 4.ffic, powdered, 4.80e; flno granulated,
7 Hid; i)eceraber, 7slid; March, 7s lUd ,4.70c; Diamond A, 4.70cJ confectioners- A.
cuiiw spot, f trong, .American mixed, no. i, i.wc.
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uiip'ri) nn lh whole anything on the
fat order was bought up pretty freely
again this morning, tnus snowing . a m
tlnuatlon of the strength In last week s
closing trade. Steady to strong prices
warn n A m tnr lnmb. while what mutton
offerings wero on sale Indicated little
change. It was a satisfactory market Jo
the selling interests, as iraue ai na..
all outside points was reported slow,
with nn ...... tr-Wnsr 111 to VS1UCS. ine
bullish feeling here was on account of
another very moderate supply for the
first day of the week at this tlms of the
year nnrl aa vrt auuDlles ne better than
normal ore expected for the rest of the
week. The receipts were mostly lambs,
there being no more than about five cars
of imiI ahn in alrht. The mutton of
ferings consisted for the most part of
ewes, which found a ready sale.
A range of 87.2037.65 took most pf .the
killing lambs and several loads sold up
to 87.70. being the top for the day. There
was nothing toppy In the aged sheep
division. Wethers and yearlings were
scarce.
There were all kinds of Inquiry tor
feeding lambs as a gpod many buyers
were in from the country ana commie
slon men wero well supplied with or
ders. The feeder sunoly being light eon
slderable competition was apparent and
as soon ss sorting was finished the feeder
ena ox ine shipments round a broad out
wit loft
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METCALFE SENDS REQUEST
FOR NEBRASKA SOUVENIRS
Richard L Metealf. newly appo'ntej
member of tho Isthmian Canal commis
sion, has written the following lottir to
M. Guild of tho Omaha Commercial
club:
"ANCON, Canal Zone, Aug. 0,-1 have
designated one of the rooms of the lower
floor of the governors home at Ancon
as 'tha Nebraska room.' It Is my Inten
tion to fill this room with such appro
priate reminders of Nebraska life hi may
be sent to mo by those who apnreciate
tho compliment I am paying my home
state. I have already placed on one nf
the walls of this room tha Deautuui nag
given ma by the Nebraska association
at Washington. I would like to have the
Commercial club, or any of Its msmbars,
send me something appropriate t& at
tractive which I may either piaca upon
a table or hang upon tho walls of this
room.
"I will thank you to bring this t tho
attention of the members of your organization."
InUrnatlonat Hrvew.. '
lnt.F.Mirlne Bfd ... -
International hw
international rums
Kanaka city Boututrs,... ......
lcled Oaa .,
Lahlih Valler . .44
luKntll NMhTllU..
M., St. 1. 8. Bt. M.
Mlwourl. K. T 33
Mlwourl Pseine L3 o,
Nillonal niwult ........ 'Sil
National Vi Ku. V.i
rA It, It. or M. M PM" 83 13
New Tork Cntral....
N. T., O. A W
Nottolk A Waaters
North Arairican ....
Northern raclllo
raelflo Mall '
rennarlTUla "0 113
I'otjplo'a Oss
I1.. C. C A St. L.
rittibunrh Coal
l'rid Btl Oar
Pullman Valaes Oar
"lading HW
TIofltlKHn I. A. Baaiaaaasa lllln
hwuuio i. 8. pi.... fo; ;; JH
TUek nun Co. 400 11 17
Hock Ialanil Co. pt4.. 304
Si i. A H. P. 3J nil.. 100
Beabotfd Air Us 204
HM.hAa.ra A. 1. ffd.
Sloaa-HbatlUtd S. 1... ......
boutntin 1'aa.tlo ........ li.wo
Rovthern Rallwar 444
n. n.iiwav iifl. ........ ....
Ttnnoana COPr w Ufa
Texas aV ratlllo
Union 11AU10 ,
Union laeino pro
Unlt4 CtJLtai IMaltr
United BUtaa Rubsar...
United BtaiM BtMl 3.400 64
u. B. tHati pta 304 i
Utah Coprtr 1,100 III
Ve. -Carolina Cbamlcal ,. 440 t7
wanaas .....
Wa-btLen. pfd ,,-
Waatarn MarrUnd
Waitcm Union i
Wcatlnsbsva Bltotrla ., a,,,.
Wbaallni Uka Brl
TotU stlM tor the dsr, ItAtOQ sham.
New Vork Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-MONKT-On
call, steady, t'AmVt per cent: ruling rate,
'jfi. Dr cent: closing. per cenL
Time loans, steady; sixty day. 8H53!
per centl ninety days, 4V4 per cent; six
months. 6U per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-ti3
SYt par cent; start ng exenange, steady,
tor sixty oay unis ana itjsNa ior ue
mand: commercial bills. 84.884.
BILVBR Bar, to; Mexican dollars.
eec
BONDB Qovernmcnt, steady; railroad,
steady,
Boston Stock' Market.
BOSTON, Aug. Sl-Closlng quotations
nn mining stocks were.
Allow ., Mohanrg 3
Amal. Cbpoer T3H Varada Con ut.
A.Z. U 4a a 37 Nlllln Mis ... 3
Arlton Com 1 North ButU ,, S7
D, 4 C C. t K M. 73 North Uk IU
rail. & Arltooa 63 Old Dominion 41
I Oat. A llecla 410 Oaoaola R
Oanlmalal 13H Oaeaola 73
Copper Rans O. Q. U Shannon U
Eaat DatU C. it... 114 Bunerlof tiil
Franklin 4s Buperlor & D. M... 3
Oranbr Cos 61 Tamarack 27
Green Canenet .... 33 U. I. 8. R. A M... 31
lele Iterals Oops-, 13 do ltd 7
Kerr Lak H Utah Con
Mkj Oopoer 6 Utah Copper Co tOK
la eaiia copper 4 wince jtz
Miami Copper 33 w0rertn 44?
SUSPECTS WILL BE HELD
PENDING INVESTIGATION
Harry McBrlde, Keystone hotel, and
lltrry Smith, aiO Douglas street, who
were arrested Sunday an suspicious char
acters, were ordered by Acting Magis
trate O'Drien to be held for five days
pending investigation of ttielr records.
McBrlde, who has served time in a
Pennsylvania reformatory, and was
bound. fl7er to, the district court several
monthit ago for highway robbery. Is sus
pected of having robbed Anton Bllock,
1240 South Thirteenth street, of no uatur-
day night.
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COLEMAN 0VERC0MF RYGAS
FORGETS TO SHUT OFF VALVE
Charles Coleman. SOW teoatur street,
tv as overcome yesieraay oy cocapmc
Cos In h room. Pollco surgeons at
tended "him and ho Is now reported out
ot danger.
Before retiring Sunday night Coleman
tried to light a let In hji room, but ths
apor. which Is controlled by a coin
meter, was not on and he wtnt to bed
without turning off the valve. Early
this morning some one aroppsa a coin
it the meter and tho escaping (as filled
aU room.
Tho Persistent and Judicious Use u
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road t
rtuslnesa Success.
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OMAHA VETERANS ABSENT
FROM TELEGRAPHERS' MEET
Although one or two ot Omaha's old
time telegraphers had hoped to be able
to attend, none will be present when the
secretary ctli.i the roll of the members
of the Old Time Telegraphers and His
torical association at Detroit Tuecday
morning, the tirtt day ot the thirty-second
annual reunion. The Intense heat of
the summer and other circumstances will
keep the old timers In Omaha, even
though they had been promising them
selves all year to be present.
George W. Nolle, an old military tel
egrapher, said that none of the veterans
would be able to attend and that the
reason with most of them was the same
as his that the heat had so affected
his health that he did not bollevo ths
trip would be expedient
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA. Aur. 2fL Rank rlterinn ,
loony are n.iw.ytf.zv and H.6G7,iZ1.18 for
nig corTeaponuing uay iasi year.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Au. a. COTTOH-aiwl
aulet: middling uolandi. 12.4&C! e-iilf 1..71V.'
r mures cioaea very sieaay and within
a point or two of the best at a net gain
01 poims. Closing Diasi August
n.Mo; neptemDer, 12.01c; October, li.no
riovemDer, lt.Ka; uecemDer. 11.17c. Jan
uary, It 7c; February, H.81e; March,
11.83c: May. lL93c
LIVERPOOL, Aug. H. -COTTON Spot,
moaeraie Dusmess qone ana rirm; mid'
dllng fair. 7.84d; good middling, 7.0$d
middling. .74d: middling. .Md; good or
(Unary, E.88d; ordinary, 6.t4d. Salts, (.009
bales.
Pit (3 nods market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15. DRY GOODS
The downward revisions In tha price of
standard prints ana sninings ws tne
feature of the primary cotton goods
market. Thero was a steady application
by the Jobbers for fllllng-ln purposes. Tha
demand for woolen and worsted dress
goods was Irregular. Japanese raw silk
values touched the highest levels since
107.
f Office For Rent
Ths larga room on groufid
floor of Bee Building, oc
cupied by the Havens
White Coal Co.
Nice Farnam street front
Etge. About 1,500 square
feet of floor space with
largo vault. Extra en
trance from court of the
building.
Fine office fixtures ars of
fered for sale. Apply to
N. P. Fell, Bee office.
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Oils nnd Iloaln.
NEJW YORK. Aug. 25, COTTONSEED
OH Firm; prime summer, yellow, spot,
.; September. t.t2; October, 17.75; Da
cember, t6.7to,
ROBIN Steady; atralnfd. "common to
good. 11.1&&4.20.
TtTRPBNTINB-yinn; machine, bbls.,
434.
a 03 a lUreriHeat.'
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ttstl 3 or iauj Maust ItU."
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HARVUTER llB Bli4- attuk.
r at aula as4 Utni la (ties ea ka
Teaur cr wiaarawe. aiaa u Uem
aula ine akaeka Msal wltk a nn
ulsltr". dold In enr euta, frtf IN. w. it.
JCXION of Johnalown, O. Tll! "Ttl Kr
rtAtr f ra all o cUla It U lie Ha:
ter vl ne em 14 U Ubar UM jnra avu-a
.uttlSS. t at er 300 abeeki, will uli fa4
eaahela ( oom to a akeek. TeellaaaaUia aa4 aaU
isa- free, ehovlns picture, at krteter XAlnm
NKW rilOCESd iUM. CO.. BAUNA. KAMIA