Nebraska Newspapers

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THK IJKR: OMAHA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, l!U4.
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FOR BALK OK KXCIIAXOF R. K.
No Commission llealty Co.
S1S-30 rxton Rlock.
If you want to buy, sell or exchange
your property or business, go where that
kind of business la done. Everybody goes
to the No Commission Realty Co.. BE
CAUSE nobody pa s a comm i sal o n.
llanos for other musical Instru'ts. u. !Mi7.
TO TRA I K l'O acres of level land, ihree
miles from Fort Morgan. Colo, soil la
heavy, all unier ciiltivalion, BO acres
rlfalfa, four wire fence, alt under Ir
rigation with water right from one of the
largest ditches In Colorado, Price $150 per
acre. Will trade for rood stock of general
merchandise, thin land la worth the
money and will atand Inspection. A nap
lor some one. Address U. K. llotchkln,
Mlntien. Neb.
FOR SAUK or trade, an eastern Nebraska
Improved one-quarter, or will trade for
live stock a fine level Improved one
auartr In Fall River county, S. It.
Incumbrance 11.000. Iue five yeara at (
per cent. Daniel McNeff. Smlthwick,
8. D.
FOR EXCHANGE Several good Miaaourl
farms for Nebraska farms. Write what
you have. Ouy R. Stanton. Lebanon, alo.
VlLL trade city property for Arkansaa,
Missouri or Texas farm. Address W. U.,
Bee office. South Omaha. .
ACRES, Florence, H mile of city limits;
well improved, exchange for a clear
house. 2 Neville Blk. Red 3143.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
)0i to
Wead.
110,000 made
Wead B'dfr..
promptly. F. U.
IStb and Farnam.
CITY and farm loans, 5, 61, per cent
J.H.Dumont & Co., 11S Farnam, Omaha
HARRISON MORTON, 16 Ora Nl
WANTBU City loana Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. Kaat Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL. ESTAT1S CO..
3018 Omaha Nat. Douglas 2716
WANTED City loana and warrant
W. Farnam Smith A Co.. 1.120 Farnam.
U-1.J-V DIAVO. Omaha Nat. Han.
SEE ua first if you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha, Neb.
MONEY
H. W.
on hand for city and farm loans.
Binder. City Nat. Bk. Bids-.
(5
CITY
LOANS.
Brandeis
Bemis-Carlberg
Theater Bldg.
Co,
0 810-812
CITY property. Large .oans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas. 22S State Bank Bldg.
i ., - - !
REAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS UK TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 3u6 bo, 17th
ft. rhone Douglas B4S7.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 208 Brent'els Theater,
tITV I'BOPWITV FOR SALE.
Dundee Home
4821 Webster St.
Owner transferred to another city, must
sell hla new. strictly modern home. Best
white oak floors throughout, oak finish
on first floor, blrrh doors and finish to
match on second floor; large living room
with fireplace; dining; room, kitchen, but
ler's pantry and refrigerator room on
first floor. Both front and back stairs-,
three large airy bedrooms, bath, linen
closet and extra large sleeping porch on
second floor. Full attlo, all floored. Full
cement basement, floor drain and gas
connections In basement, with sink. Gas
beater for summer use. Large garage
with driveway. Full lot. House only
1 year old. An Ideal, cool home that can
be purchased right $4,900. only $1,350 cash
required; balance easy terms. Only one
block from car line. Look this up If you
want a real bargain. Must be sold this
week.
Glover 6c bpain
1 City Nnt'l, Bank. ' Doug. 2963.
Finelnvestment
Bargains ''
; $3,600.00 '
At 628 8. 19th Ave. I have a fine 5-room
cottage In excellent repair, modern ex
cept furnace. In the close-In district where
values are rising rapidly. Worth $4,500;
offered now on easy terms for $3,600.
$650.00
A vtveant lot, No. tl, block 2, Shull'a
Third addition. This Is on Slst St, second
lot north of Woolworth, close to govern
ment commissary; paving;, sewer, water,
Kas. sidewalks, all paid. Lot 122.5 feet
deep, on grade. KaBy terms. A snap for
somebody.
. $1,400.00
Another bargain! A 6-room bouse
situated on two lots. 1 and 2, In block IS.
Halston, Neb. Worth 1,!)0. Will sell foJ
W. A. Hixenbaugh
& Co.
IM4 Bt. Mary s Ave. Phone DougiM 4234
Chicken Ranch
lo Blocks of Lots
' Just West of
Dundee
' PRICE,
$75.00 to $2
TKRMS.
11 down.'ll
VTMP aVAatlr mrlt I . t .
You n. J """. 'merest.
.i., . ' ' "ccivij, montniy, guar-
'At your
Ask any Dundee man what he thinks
i.rtU,rrni,r,nPrJy.that wl" oon be .
m,i,0LDiDK. "8 t you how
r-VU ,"" oy increase
in Dundee property.
These lots w.ll go quickly
PHONE DOUGLAS
in value
2596
-.1 '
Ii. II. Harper,
101J-I4 City National Bank
Bid
GREAT BAkliAlN
IN WEST PAKT OK CITY
kh.tiot1 ha Prlor. d'l'lne- room and
klt.hen. three bed rooms and modern
..h. V"?m. on K,cond ,loor- "talrway to
1 l .rul,t!"'t with cemented floor.
h,viln K'nt. rst floor is finished
with birch, maple floors p stairs and
down, house I, nicely decorated and S
f".0l order, an Ideal fiom, for some one.
!"V 4T.Xlll at Jf', Ivenport. house u
ow, ,il".y "r,t door a,t' "nn-reslden "
? m 1 very anxious to sh and has
reduced prlco from to li
NICE HUME IK BKNRON.
feeven rocrni, modern house, in fine
2 i.2rV wi.,.h 'rge r'Und loaxl27, covered
with fruit and shade trees, best resident
part, convenient to tar, asking 14,w).
would exchange for larger house In north
ern part ot Omaha.
BARGAIN ON GEORUIA AVE.
rive room cottage und burn on east
fror.t, lot 4Sxl40 at So. ath tUeorgla
ave ). near Leavenworth, been aaklnK
(3,000. but want an offer. asKing
W. K. GATKS.' '
Room 147 Omaha National Bank Bulld
. Ing. Phone Douglas 124.
Cathedral District
New, modern frame and atucco, oak
and birch llnlh; Yale hardware; three
, bedrooms and sleeping porch; corner lot,
paved street; a coiui-lete home, bent buy
In Omaha.
WKIGHT
tV 8. ltlth St.
& LASBUIiY
Tel. Douglas
13TJI AND (J STS.
Almost new, 4-roora cottage with large
flixuej attic, good basement, fltxtric
lights, cistern and well water, good sized
real front lot. Price ll.iiui; eaey terms.
C. (J. CAKLHKl.U,
'Olt ALE by the owner, S-roora cottage.
Uit No. jkth sit., eoutb Otiiahu-
UK AL ESTATE
riTT rnoPERTT Ftm salr.
i KOOMS NEW
Oak finish In living moms, kitchen,
rear entry, pantrv and bedroom on first
floor; two bedrooms, bath and four clos
ets upKtalra, with maple floors: modern
throughout: screens: corner lot. Frit
J2.W0. Located at 2.) Blondo St
C. (J. CARLBERO,
310-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
T-ROOM
house,
renu for 31S.&0, must be
HO will handle It H. 4T1L
old at once
Cathedral District
New, modern, frame and stucco, oak
and birch finish, Yale hardware; three)
bed rooms and sleeping porch; corner lot.
paved street; a complete home, best buy
in omahrt.
A SNAP Must r sold at once, Seven-
room house, electric light, gas, city
water, toilet, 50-foot front, good barn.
SI 23 Burdette, $1,ono. Small payment down
and the ret like rent. Cell Web, l;M.
NEW and modern 6 -room bungalow, on
Sherman Ave. car line. Webster 4228.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNION STATION Teatk & Maeoa.
MUaoarl Iaclfl
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Twin City Limited a 1:10 pm
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Twin City Kiptni...
Chicago Kxpreaa
tnlon Pacific
Overland Llnilted ...
California Mall
Omaha Bvoreea
Atlanta Biprete
Loa Anseles Umlted.
Denver fcypec-lal
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Oregon-Washington
Narth Platta Looal
Limited. .alt):8f am
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Grand Iiland Loral
glromaburg Local
Illlaols Carsa
rlilcaga Limited
Chicago Bxprwa
Chleaaro, Milwaukee
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Chicago Bpecial
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Chicago Oayllghl ppaciai...
Manila Looal
Wabash
0maha-8U Loals HUpraas a l :M pm a 4:1 am
alall and Eipraaa ' i auiiopa
Btanberry Local from C. B...4) 1:00 pm bl 14 am
Chicago Jt Northweatera '
. NORTH.
Twin CI IT Kxpram a 7:44 am alO 10 pn
Dakota Faaaongar b 7 44 .m a :46 aaj
Sioux City. Looal a 1:46 pm a 4:44 pit
Minneapolis Rxpraas a 4 44 pm all :10 am
Pakota Kxpreaa a( 4ipm blO SOptm
Twin Cltr Limited a 1:04 pm a 7:41 am
EAST.
Denrer Special a 1 45 am a 7:M am
Carroll Local a -7 :00 am a OOpm
Hawkeys Kipratg a 7:40 am all:6 pm
Chicago Local all 30 pm a 4:44 pm
Carroll Local a 4 80 pm alO OO am
Chicago Special a :u0 pm ai Wlpm
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Overland UmlLd a 4:00 pm a 7:80 am
Oregon-Wa.hlngton Limited. .a 4 31 pm al0:14 am
Los Angeles Limited a 4:44 pm all .44 em
Cbadron Local a 4:04 pm
Lluoola-Dallaa a 4:00 am a 4:24 pm
Lincoln-Long Plna a 1:14 pm alO 14 pm
Ha.tlnga-Siiperlor b 1:14 pm k 4:40 pm
Dalwood-Hot Bpringa a ( 44 pm a 4:S0 pm
Caaper-Lander a 1:45 pm all :00 am
Alblon-Oakdala .....b 4:44 pm b 1:15 pa
Chicago, Roc It Island A Paclflo
AST.
Rocky Mountain IJmlted aU K am all:M pa
Chicago Local Paaaenger bl0:00 am bl0:u pn
Oiicago Day Eipreaa a 4:10 am a 4:40 pm
Chicago Night Eipreaa a 4:10 pm a 1:24 pn
IM Molnn Local i'aaaenger.a 4:47 pm all 34 am
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D.nrer Limited
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Chicago-Omaha
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Puget Sound Kiprees
Nebraaka PolnU
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Nebraitka Kipreaa
Llucolo Ixcal
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Clilcago' Bpeclal
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Creaton Local ...
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WEBSTER STREET STATION rtf.
4een4h a Webster.
Mlsaoart Paclflo
Falls ty Passenger
Local Frelgtlt
CMcaavo, St. Paal,
Omaha
Twin Ctty Paaaenger,....
Blrrux City Enpraaa
SIouk City Paaaenger
Kmerson Local
Depart. Arrive.
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Bank Clearings
Bank clearings In the United States for
the week ending July 80, as reported to
Brandetreet's Journal, New York, aggre-
. gate I2.v28,moi0, as against .uoy,?u4,ouu
I lust week and 12.714.046,000 In this week
I last year. Canadian clearings aggregate
1l0,231,O00, as against lo,8U(i,ooo lt week
and tl50,$3.0u0 In this week last year.
Following are the returns for this week
and last, with percentages of change
from this week last year:
C1T1BS.
aineust.
. In.
Deo.
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia ....
boatun
bt. Inula
Pittsburgh
Kanaaa City ...
Han Prancleco .
Baltimore
1 lot roll
Cincinnati
Mtuofapolla ....
levelaud
ljt Augelra ....
New Drleana
..jl,484,4S2.4M
H.4.U44.0OU
lli,V2i.0.
i.0.
'io'tj.
14.51.
41
1.4. 41l.
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.4 .
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..4:V
14 1 .
4 4.
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7.0
HUOl.OOO
47.574. 000
- 44.04", 0O0
7.4
44.474.IWOI
44,lu.0ooj
tl,27,k)l
i,l4,U0
!4.tW5.0liO
ll.i(,n
14.4e
14.124.000
14.4H4.0Ufl
14,401, 000!
I OMAHA
4 4
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Ixiiii.vllle
Settle
Buffalo :
Portland. Or. ..
ft. Paul
14.403.0HOl
.f.7.0n
H.401,0001
II. lilt 000
10,M.0"0
I.MI.OOOj
O.Ht.OH)
7.4.oo
7,40t
4.301.000;
4.444. ou0
7.S0U.0OOI
7,00.000'
4, 441. 0(10 1
4.4v.uuO
5,474.000
4 121.000
7. 174.000
1.7
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1.4
12.4
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14
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I Denver
Indianapolis :
: proviil.nce
I Memphis
I HU hmond
j Fort Worth ....
144
12 1
1.51
Pi. joitepn
Wa.hlngton ....
Neihvtlle
AlUny
Columbus
Kail Lae City
111
4
5 1
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4 0
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1.0(4,0. I !.(
4.4.oool 111
4.164 000 (.1
1 17.000 (.4
4. lU.'Xll li 0
1.714.000 (.0
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Rochester
H.rtfora
Iiuluth
fcuokane
Norfolk
alacen
1'eorla
Oakland
Kloui City
Jatkaonvllls ...
hlnntngham ....
Wichita
Orand Rapid. .
N.w Haven ..
Syracuaa
tcranu,n
SpringfMl
Woiceeter
MdcoIs
ITreiuiMit
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Coffee Cirkaage Closed.
NEW YOHK, Aug. (.The coffee
change, which last Friday voted to
mam closed until today, decided to stay
cloaed Indefinitely.
Metal Market
BT. 1-AJl'lri. Aug. 1 No metal
hers on account of tha closing
New York Metal exchange.
market
of the
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
War Bring 0a Favorable Conditions
for Higher Wheat Price.
WEATHER CONTROLS CORN
Falire Prtrejt at ellow Cereal Nov
Depead I poa the Amsast af
Molstare In the Nest
Thirty Days.
OMAHA. August S. 1114
The general belief in gram circles at
Chicago la that England cannot afford
to lake actual chances In becoming en
gaged In thj political situation. It well
known that England la dependent upo"
the exporting countries of the world for
the actual necessities and the nation
must keep open the water routes es
pecially between the United Wates and
the I'nlted Kingdom, so much needed
supplies can be sent Into them. rtocks
of breadstuffs In the I'nlted Kingdom
are abnormal as shown by the most re
cent cables.
Crop prospectt In the Argentine are as
grod as was generally believed two
weeks ago and crop losses In Russia
have been unusually heavy, lessee In
Russia have not only been In wheat but
In barley and oats as well.
Never In the history of grain markets
of the United States were conditions so
promising to the producer of grain as
before the political cloud settled over
the countries of the old world. Under
present conditions the importing coun
tries are powerless to buy rrom me
I'nlted Htatea. Export business ia at a
complete standstill and no one dares to
undertake to do any trading with for
elcners now as the lnsuranoe rates In
the way of war rinks are prohibitive, and
while many millions of bushels ot wnegi
have been sold to go abroad, the markets
ere paralysed gixl terminal points win or
piled hlKh with wheat that has been amid
to go there.
The crop situation has again become
the main Issue in the corn market and
the weather map Is bound to come In for
more attention this week than It received
last. Foreign affairs and the sensational
action of wheat turned traders away from
the ordinary market Influences, but the
bullish advices of Saturday could not be
ignored. A decline of thirty points In
Oklahoma and sixteen points In Missouri
conditions during July, has given me
trade something to think about, and It la
believed generally that the next govern
ment reiKirt will show a general decline
of ten points for the month.
Oats traders feel uncertain a to the
course of the market during tha week
because of the unsettled condition In
Europe and prospects of the railroad
strike, The country finds existing values
satisfactory and Is selling oats freely.
All other Influences In tha provlelona
market la overshadowed by the war
care. It Is certain that the market will
be confined to narrow llmlta until aome
thlnir definite Is learned regarding the
foreign situation. The product appears to
be on a healthy domestio basis as tar as
the meats are concerned and lard la still
waiting for the late summer and fall
demand.
Wheat was IH2c lower.
Corn was unchanged to Vfcc lower.
flit. vtrei lUn lower.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,128,000 bushels; corn, none; oata, none.
Liverpool closed: No market on ac-
count nn hnlldav.
Primary wheat receipts were 8,846.000
bushels and shipments 2.435.000 bushels.
airainst receipts of 2.716.000 bushels and
shipments of 760,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were z,.i,tju ousn
els and shipments 871,000 bushels, against
receipts of 69S.O00 bushels and shipments
of 42,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receivts were 1,818,000 bush
els and shipments 92,000 bushels, against
receipts of 1,166,000 bushels and shipments
of 696,000 bushels last year.
. CAKLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.Oats.
Chicago
Mlnneauolls .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
Ft. IxjuIs
4 SO
148
418
, S32
. 72
, 1(59
, 6V2
. 440
, 184
1C.8
80
ei
112
46
143
Winnipeg
These sales were reported today: Wheat
No. hard winter: 6 cars. 78c;, I cars,
7Tc. No.. 8 hard winter: 1 car, 78c; 1 ear,
VMo; cars, 76c. No. 8 spring: 1 car,
T7Hc. No grade: 1 car, 67c. Rejected: 1
car, 7c. Oats No. 8 white: 10 cars, 83c.
No. 4 white: 1 oar, 83e. Corn No. 1
white. 1 2-6 cars, 72o. No. 1 yellow: 19
oars, 70Hc. No. 2 yellow: 7 cars. 70Hc
No. S yellow: 4 cars, 70c; 3 cars, W4c; 2
cars, 70c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 70c. No. 6
yellow: 1 car, 69c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car,
MHc. No. 1 mixed: 1 car, tc; 6 cars,
61114c. No. 2 mixed: 6 cars, 69Hc; S-S car,
6c. No. 8 mixed: 1 car, OvStc; 8 cars,
COc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 68VtO. No.
mixed: 2 cars, 6So. No. 6 mixed: 2 cars,
5c; 1 car, 68Vic; 1 car, 880, Sample: 8
cars, OTVjc,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. t hard,
7Hti0c; No. 2 hard, 7544fflo ;No. 4 hard,
71Vii77c; No. 2 apring, (7H4C78Hc; No.
8 spring. "64T7fcc; No. 4 spring. 72W3)
76c. No. 2 durum, 77H&784c; No. 2 durum,
WS4t&77Hc. Corn: No. 8 white, TlVMtllfcc;
No. 8 white, 71V4(fiWlHc; No. 4 white, 70V
71c; No. 2 yellow, 70(&70c: No. 8 yel
low, 7O7j70Hc; No. 4 yellow, 64tt70c; No.
2 mixed, 69SjHc: No. 3 mixed. a89fc!go;
No. 4 mixed. 68$i68Vjc. Oats: No. 2 white,
UiHft.Wtu; standard, Klft&lr; No. 3 white,
823,4:ac; No. 4 white, 32141942140. Barley:
Malting, 46fi53c; No. 1 feed. 41&46c. Rye:
No. 2, 6G4jto4c; No. 3, 64H&n6c.
CHICAGO ORAI AND rROTISIONS
Featarea of the Tradlag; aaa Cloalag
Prices Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1-War development
Jolted provision prices down almost as
hard tot ay as wheat had been rushed
up temporarily on account of the excite
ment over the first outbreak of hostilities.
Losses In value of provisions at the end
of trading today ran from 67Hc to 81.75
as compared with Saturday night Stop-
I age of lard exports to Europe was Im
mediately responsible,, coupled with the
tightening of finances, torn foil with
provisions, the September delivery clos-
II g 3c down, other options of corn
dropped only Vo. to c. whtat declined
c to l4c net and oata He to
Although first transactions had shown
hardly any wider differences In quotations
for packing house products than have
often occurred without attracting much
notice, the lard market aoon gave evi
dence of usual pressure, and in a short
while was down nearly a dollar. Mean
while pork and ribs also began to collapse,
and before the end or the aay me porK
market was even more demoralising than
lard which, however, continued to fall
until near the end of the session when
something of a rally ensued. Net de
clines were:
Pork. 41.7C; lard, 8c to $1,124-, and ribs.
67Hi62V4.
Wheat trade was much contracted In
volume and price changes were no more
than If war wus not going on at all.
8toD loss selllna on orders which came
Ir to automatic operation had a good deal
to do with the irregular decline In corn.
The close sympathy between the provision
n arket and prices of corn tended to de
prive the cereal of support. Oats gave
wav with corn and because of liberal
receipts and the slowness of cash demand.
Oram prices rurnisiiea iiy local orancn
offica of Ixigan A Uryan Co.:
Article.
Open. I High. I Low. Close,
Wheat
Kept.... Dec. . . .
Corn
8ept...
Dec...
Oats
Hept....
Iec....
Pork
Kept...
Latrd-
8ept...
Oct. . . .
Ribs
Kept ..
Oct. . . .
rl 881 86' 8H
MVi Mj KXe 1'
71m Tim tH4 4
tZW I W'aJ tni 2'x
SV n! 84H) !U',4
3aZl 3ti! 37 37',
i I 1
1 79 I 20 00 18 45 14 45
4TV t 65 ltd 8 (74
7JV 80 8 824 87S
11 T7V4I 11 86 U tm 11 82'4
11 80 I 11 80 10 75 I 10 76
NEW YORK tiEVERAL MARKET
Qaelalloas of the Day
Commodities
Tarlaaa
NEW YORK. Aug. 8 FLOUR Unset v
tied; spring patents, 84 7utU-4.au; winter
straights, $Jift74.30; winter patents, $4,269
460; spring clesrs, $4.1("(426; extra No. 1
winter. U.6Kit.i.ai. extra No. 2 winter,
$3. 40i3.Ss.
WHKAT Spot Irregular; new No. 2
hard. 0ii.-: No. 2 red, 83V, nominal, r. I.
f.. New York: Na. 1 northern Ouluth,
JIOkS,: No. 1 northern Manitoba, 11. UV
iMJininal. f. 4). b. afloat. Futures, easier,
closing o decline to lSo advance", fff.
tember (Si; Iecemler, II 00.
IKU'A-Steady ; slate common to choice,
IMS, SniTIc; iml. Utfiar; laclflo coast,
MM. irtilTc; ll, mrioc.
IlIDKS-Steady; Bogota. Sfi,c;
Central America, JV
COK.N Spot, nominal: No. X yellow,
nominal.
OAT -Knot.
nominal: atandard white,
S, 4tr46c; fancy clipped
4 Ml 46c: No.
White, 4otb47c.
HAT-KIrm;
shipping, fiic: No. 1, l.l.Vff
1 fO; No. 2, 11.10; No. J, 6c4r1.00
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, V;
seconds, 2Mi JSc.
i'hdvisuim)-iMrR, steaay: mess, mw
ff:"45: family, 24 tkt.00; short clear,
faavrS 00. Heef, steady; mesa, HT.OOTf
17.60; family, lH.0itr 1 0. Ixtrd, unquoted;
comiHiund. quiet, .43k4c.
T A I.l)W-Nominal: city. r,c: country.
OHll ORHKR I, MAflKF.T.
PtTTKR No. 1. 1-lb. cartoons, 7e; No.
1. o-lii. tuba, 17e.
CHKRSEJ Imported Pwlss. 28o; Ameri
can Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, lie; twins.
I7c; daisies. TV: triplets. 17c; oung
Americas, lc; blue label brick, 17o; llm
burger. 2-lb., 18o; 1-lb.. oc; New York
while, lc.
FISH White, lc; trout 16c: large crop-
I IOO S Receipts 8X.0t) head; market,
dull, bulk, s W .; light, H.4tu.xi.
mixed, (S.laJ5 8 80; heavy. lS.i4Jtt8.70i rougli.
(OftjiU lO; pigs, riw.
pleej, 13c; Spanish mackerel, 18o; shad roe.
per pair, 60c; salmon, Hc; hallout. Uo;
buffalo. Wc; channel catfish, 10c; pike.
13c; pickerel, So.
POULTRY Hrollers, toe; bena 11c;
cocka 8'c; ducks, 8c; geese. 8c; turkeys,
15o; pigeons. ier doien, 80c: ducks, full
feathered, 8c; geese, full leathered, 8c;
squabs, No. I. 8160; No. 2. 60c.
b&KV CUTiv No. 1 ribs, 184o; No. J,
ll-. No. 8, 14c. No. 1 loins, aivfcci No.
2. ISc; No. 8. )6VrC. No. 1 chucks. )3vc;
No. 1, 12c; No. 8, 10c. No. 1 rounds, lMc;
No. 8. lite: No. 8. W4C. No. I plates.
iVtc; No. 3. 7Vo; No. 8, tHo.
Tha following fruit and vegetable prices
are quoted by the Otlinsky Fruit 00m-
KRL'ITS Oranges: Kxtra fancy Olen
dora Valenclus, Kh. Uia. 1-'''S. 1'". l'f
200s and r0s. (8.76 per box ; Red Ball l
enclas, all sixes, $3.60 per box. '''""
fcixtra fancy Oolden Bowl 3U. 800s. $k00
Per box; fancy Silver Cord, SOU and 20s,
$o.60 per box. Orapefrult: Bxtra fancy
64s, $4.60 per box 1 extra fancy 4Xs, (4.w
per box; extra fancy 8fs, (3.60 per box;
Indian River, 04s and 80s, $6.00 per box.
Apples: Wtneaaps, $2.60 per box; Duchess,
34.OtW4.60 Per barrel.
CAL1KOKN1A FRUlTri-Black Dla
mond plums, 31.76 per bom; red plums,
$1.60 per box; California peaches, 65c per
box; California Hartlett pears, 40-pound
box, $2.a per box.
BANANA-$1.76 to $8.60 per bunoh.
VHXJBTABLPiS Cabbage, 3Ho per lb.!
onions. So per lb,; peppers, 50c per basket;
fancy tomatoes, 60e per basket; cucum
bers, hothouse, 3 dom basket, T5o per
basket; new beets, carrots, turnips, 26c
per dos.; celery. Mlehlgsn. 860 pe' dos.;
celery, Denver, large Jumbo, $1.00 per
dos.; head lettuce. &Ortff1.00 per dos.! leaf
lettuce, 400 per dos.j onions, home-grown,
16o per dot; radishes, 600 per dos ; gar
Ha, Italian, 30c per lb.; horseradish, $1.46
per case; shelled popcorn, 4c per lb.; as
paragus, home-grown, per dos., market
price about 30c pe" Aon.; potatoes, new,
H&o per bushel.
WATKRMELONB m2o per lb.
CANTALOUPES Arlsona standards,
$2.60 per crate; Jumbos, $2.00 per crate;
Ponya, $2.00 per crate.
CAULIFLOWER Home-grown. $1.00
per basket,
NUTS Salted pes-nuta, $1.60 per case;
No. I California walnuts, 184o per lb.;
pecans, 120 per lb.; filberts, 16c per lb.;
almonds, 80c per lb.; popcorn, 4c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut
dates, $1.26 per box; limes, $1.76 per
basket; rrttckerjack. $3.60 per case;
crackerjack, per half case, $1.76; check
ers, per case; cneckers, per half
case, $1.76.
Cora and Wheat Region Balletln.
Corn and Wheat region bulletin of the
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for tha twenty-four
hours ending at $ a, m., 76th
meridian time, Monday, August 8:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.- Rain
High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb... 88 84 .08 Clear
Auburn, Neb... 80 6 '.00 Clear
B ketv Bow, Nb T8 66 .00 Clear
Columbus, Neb. 88 61 .00 Pt. cloudy
Culberteon, Nb. 82 63 .00 Pt. cloudy
Falrbury. Neb.. 86 64 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb. 88 A .00 Pt. oloudy
Or. Island, Nb. 88 62 .00 Clear
Hartlngt'n, Nb 87 60 .00 Clear
Hastings. Neb.. 88 62 .00 Pt. cloudy
Holdrege, Neb. 88 62 .00 Pt. oloudy
Lincoln, Neb... 86 65 ,00 Clear
No. Platte, Nb 82 68 ' .00 Clear
Oakdale. Neb.. 80 61 .00 Clear
Omaha, Net).... ss mi .01 Clear
Tekamah, Netx ss oz .no t. mar
Valentine, No. 82 60 , .00 Clear
Alta. Ia K4 0 .00 Clear
Carroll, Ia 63 . 00 Clear
Clarlnda. la.... 8 4 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la. 86 62 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DI8TRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District. Stations.
Columbus, 0 1H
High. Low.
fall
88 -68
.30
Ixiulsvlllo, Ky... Z2
M 66 .00
India' polls.
lnd..
13 02 64 . 40
Chicago. Ill
24 88 60 .10
23 W 8 .20
24 90 64 .30
62 81 68 .00
33 M 68 .60
17 88 -' .00
St. Louis, Mo...
les Moines, la.
Minneapolis ....
Kan. City. Mo.
Omaha, Neb....
Slightly warmer wnather prevailed In
the corn and wheat region during the last
twenty-tour hours. Light but appreciable
rains occurred In all except the Omaha,
Minneapolis and Louisville districts.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 8.
WHEAT September, 89Tc; No. 1 hard,
8Tc: No. 1 northern. 8aiBWc; No. 2
northern. 8tT'iJf!fltc.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY 4fif462c. ,
RYE 6760c.
BRAN f:.00.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 72Hfl,78c.
OATS No. 8 white, 36VWic,
FLAX-$1.64S4.D6.
Hew Yerlt General Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. $. BUTTERr
Creamery, extras, ZwHtioOc; firsts, ioiQStc;
seconds, 23ft26!c.
rXIOS Fresh gathered, extras. 2&tr28c;
elera firsts. 24S426c; firsts, 22424c; seo
onda, 20JJZ20.
I.oeal Becnrftlea.
Quoutlons furntahed by Borne. Drinker A Co.,
444 Omaha National bask building:
Htocke nil. Ake4.
ralrmont Treamerr pf4., 7 per cent , tt looVi
ralnsoot Craemerr goer. ( ear cent..
Omana A C- B. Bt. Rr jfd
Omaha C. B. Hf. t BrUge (4
Omaha B L T. pfd 74
Cloua Cite sXonk Tarda pfd 44
Union giurk Yards, llmaba (744
Bonrla
City National Bask Bldg. 4s
C. M. Ht. V. t. 1014 44
Counrll Bluff. O. A K. 4a. IB11 41
Dundee Paving Warrenta, 7 per oeot H
Dundee Ke.Hr 'o. 4a, 14tt
Hoi bprlnga. 8. P., 4e. !W 11
Kaneaa Cltr. Mo., tax bill. 7 p. C. Ml
Northern Pacific 4.. 47
Osiaha t: L P. &s, 14H m
om.lia Oaa ta, 1417 44
lit ot Ostaka 4a. 1414 UV
Omaha A (.'. B. Ht. Hf. 4a. 1424 4
I'uget Sound T. L A P. 4a, 1414..., 100
1MV4
gov,
41
41
47 e
44
44
H
ioi "
100
104
47
44
44
.04
47
141
pf.
44 i
4
100
Halt Lake Mehool 4l, 1414 M
Swift A Co. 6. 1444 44
V. S. BSteltlag A Kef. 4a. 1414 44
Wayne. Neb., Hcsool District te H
Omaha
Hay Market.
PRMRIK HAY No. 1 to choice upland.
$10 ifti)ll 00; No. 2. 300'18.00: No. 3. (6 00
tj00. No. 1 to choice midland. 83.6orjy
10 00; No. 2, (S.OOfH SO; No. 8. .0i(1 00. No.
1 to choice lowland, H.004p9.00; No. 3, $e.uD
(7.8 .00; No. 3. 84.0Orue.O0.
STRAW Choice oat or rye, $l.603.p0;
choice wheat, $4 00r4 60.
ALFALFA No, 1 to choice, $12.0itU.O0;
No. 2, $10,007)11.00.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frail.
NEW YORK, Aug. . EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet; fancy, HVilFWie; choice,
lOHtillc; prime, H'nloc.
DRIED FRriTA-Prunes. unsettled;
Califumlas, rQ11Vc: OrtKons, lOffllo,
Apricots, quiet; choice, li4iU'c: extra
choice, 4tj7H5; fancy, 7Vic. Raisins,
(lull; loose muscatels, '4j'7o; choice to
fancy seeded, lac: sedles. 8ij7c;
London layers. 1.7oul.8o.
Bank C'learlna.
OMAHA. Aug. 8. Bank clearings for
Omaha todav were la.s 0.6H2.72 and fur
the corresponding day last year
WI.79.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten to Twenty-Fite Centi
Lower on Lack of Demand
RECEIPTS OF HOGS ARE UGH,
Receipts of ghees) and I.ambs Are
Light and Market Is lew,
llk Yelaee K.nay te
l.orter.
SOUTH
Rece:pis Were:
OMAHA. Aug. 3, 1!I4.
t. tt. Hogs Sheep
Fat I mete M.m.lev ml IM) 14.000
fame ilav last week.. 4.NH0 7.138 11818
fcame day 3 weeks airo. 4.6M 4.3b8 13.642
J-ame day 3 wenka sgo. 1.1M) 4.I4"4 3.874
Same day 4 weeks ago. 8,070 2,7h8 8.01
Hame day last year.... 6.83S 4,34 T.4!.l
The following table shows the rang of
Of cattle, hugs and sheep at the Soutn
Omaha Ifva stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
14414. 1111 Ino. l"er
Uattle 444.811 a.7tt
Hogs l.pHH.UM 1.T4I7.8K8 14l4
heep I,J7.2 1.0V,.1 183,l
The following table mows the receipts
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
atook market tor the last few days with
comparisons:
Date. I 1914. iai..llH13.lll l10.m.14el.
July j6.
July 16.
8 8 tail 7 161 Ml 8 86 7 HI 6 81
8 66 8 7fi! T lf 8 281 T 81 8 37
8 8 831 1 161 t 30 t Jt 6 44
8 73 1 HI 7 17 6 34 $ VttJ I 6 40
July 17.
July 1.1.
July 19.
July 10.
I 1 aSf 1 - 8nl 8 8bl I 761
4 1 83 14 Ml $ 28 ) 1 76 $ 31
July
July
y 21.
8 1K 8 87 i 1 511 3 81 7 70( 6 II
S3.I 8 Ctl 8 Ml 7 361 6 361 $ 431 7 61 $ 83
July
81.1 6 WS 6 Ml I 34! I 8 81 7 87 1 M
July
14. 6 M 3 f 7 7 3H 6 SS) '17 4
8 64J 3 V 7 SKI I SSf ( 1 671 31
8 64 8 77 7 47 8H t8 IN
8 6V 7 67 6 46 r, 7lf
July
86.
July
July
July
17.1
s Pi( I T ll ooi a ni j
6 3 Wi I W I B I l
Of
July
July
July
M.
.
31.
1..
2..
3.1
8 fij-t 8 671 7 M 6 67
8 6tWl 8 681 7 87
7 Wl
7 17
7 1?
14
7
14
6 40
8 44tl 8 M 7 71 6 OS
4
41
Aug.
IH 1711
7 80
a
TtPI
44
e
Aug.
8 48
Aug.
8 CMS
7l 7 7M
7 64
88
Sunday.
Receipts snd disposition of live slock at
the Union Stock yards In South Omaha
for twenty-four hours ending at 1 p. m.
yesterday:
RWC MI PT8-CA IIS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C, M. A St. P I 2
Union Pacific 66 8 43
C. A N. W.. east 1 t
C Ht P., M. A ... 38 18 8
C, R. A J. east 8 1..
C H. A U.. west 113 7
C, It. 1. A P., east 6 1
Illinois Central 4
Total receipts 220 M S
DIBP081TION-HRAD.
Callio.liogs.Bheep.
Morris A Oo......
5:W
708
2-.'3
73
Hwlft A Co
4M
426
til
"
1J
2.741
2.741
3,474
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour A Co
X4
700
J. W. Murphy...
Lincoln Parking Co....
Omaha He rum Oo
Kay Packing Co
Cudahy comiany
1,708
Armour oompaay..
2ST
53
168
1
4
131
66
Kv
2!1
21$
87
16
17
8
16
18
818
w. tl. Vanaant company
Ponton, Van nt A Lush
Milt A Hon
F. H. Iewls
J. R. Root A Co
J. H. Hulls
L F. Husx
Wertht'lmer A Degen...
H. F. Hamilton
Hullivsn Rros.
Hlgglns
Hulfman
Roth
Meyers
John Harvey
Other buyers ,
2,(16
Totals I.T76 3,874 11.836
CATTLK It wan pointed out In these
columns at the close of last week that
the first effects of a general foreign war
might be to tighten up the money mar
ket and that the live atock market would
as a result suffer a severe break as the
direct result of a diminished buying de
mand. In spite ot the warning, receipts
of cattle at this and all other markets
were very liberal this morning, l&xactly
what had been predicted took place. The
money market being tight the smaller
buyers many of them dropped out of the
market entirely on aocount of the re
luctance of the banks to extend credits
and the big buyers bought very spar
ingly. Ke ports rrom all other market
points Indicated the aame conditions as
existed here, that Is light buying and
heavy breaks In values.
Even the big packers ware very slow
In starting to buy and It was later than
usual before the market opened and al
most midday before enough business had
been transacted to g)ve any correct Idea
ot what the market really was. Prices
were unevenly lower, ranging all the way
f rom lorftKo to as much as 2bo or more
lower.
The market continued to drag until
the close and some cattle were not sold
until very late but In the end the most
of the receipts changed bands. . Feeders
suffered more then beef steers and In
some cases sales looked to be as much
ss 30c lower than last week
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
oorn-fed beeves, tv.04i8.76; fair to good
corn-fed beeves, W. bow. Oil; common to
fair corn-fed beeves, $7.6Orf8.60; good to
choice range steers, $8.8f(q8.76; fair to
good range steers, 87.6inK4j.Ki; common to
fair range steers, $(.6orur7.60; choice to
fancy corn-fed heifers, (H.OOrQD.OO; good to
choice grass heifers, $t). 60.60; good to
chutne grass oows, $6.267.00; fair to good
grades, 5.&OJJ.2; common to fair grades,
i3.60rtr6.60; good to choice stockers and
feeders. (7. 6041. 25: fair to good stockers
and feeders, 87.004r7.60: common to fair
Stockers and feeders, $6. 26417.00; stock
cows and heifers. 16.6tKar7.2o- slock calves.
$6.09T8.00; veal calves, 17.6010.60; bulls.
stags, etc., 16. 254(1. 25.
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. Pr.
11 till 4 44
BTLKRS AN1J HEiraKd.
7tl
4 46
1 00
440 8 76
40
HUIFERfl.
..1140
..1100
4 M 1
4 44 1
..I140
.. 414
1 71
I 04
I ALVbB.
114 7 44 1
koi 4 u
144 14 (0
BTOCK ERH AND FEKPERS.
Mil I 40 I.
440 4 74 7.
4M
8 80
I
7
.644 4 41 II
WEHTBRNH.
C. B. Htewart Wyo.
.1064 1 44
H. A. Nolte-Neb.
. H4 7 44 1 lielfere....lUt 116
II feeders.,
It feeders.
A. T. Davis Neb,
tauter 1117 7 11 41 feedere.
..111 7 46
14 lee4era....llP4 7 44
T. J. Fannin- Nb
7 ataera 111 7 14 1 feeder..
A, B. Berry Neb.
.1111
7 44
( 44
14 cos-bfa.1011
4 on 4 cow.
I 14
.14444
1 cows.
..1104
7..
. .1)
P Cox Wyo.
1 steer.
II Hears.
7 Si 1 ateer...
7 44 I ataera.,
..1140
,.1014
7 44
1 44
.1116
NKHRAsKA.
44 .teere 1444 to I feeder. ... 404 7 11
10 feedera. .. . 74 1 70 4 fte.1era. .. . 4H t 4
4 feeders.... 114 4 70 1 Pull l4e IM
I cows rill 1 (tl II co. 47 I II
I co. ft). IM I palfera.... 4SI 4 114
11 feedera ... 424 TK 10 sailers. ... IM 146
It feeder. . .. 7(4 7 14
IDAHO.
It feeder.... Pre 4 44
riOCTH DAKOTA.
li seeers 1200 4 14
HOGS Owing to the sharp break at
all points the last end of last week, re
ceipts were light this morning, only
thirty-eight cars or about 2.600 head be
ing received. This Is almost 6,ui0 smaller
than a week ago and I.eOu short of the
corresponding Monday ot last year.
The majority of the shippers evidently
heeded the warnings that were sent out
at the close of laat week, and today's
receipts were In a measure shut off
Conditions st all points are still about
the same, that Is vary uncertain and
panicky and the wisest course Is the
one advised Friday and Haturday, name
ly to be very conservative In the matter
of marketing like stock until the situa
tion clears up.
I'nder the Influence of a sharply lower
provision market hog values continued
to tumble this morning. JJurlng th
early rounds shipper buyers picked up
several loads that were quoted as steady
to possibly a little stronger but naturally
the demand from this quarter was lim
ited. Packers were very slow In start
ing out. and It was 10:80 before they
even made a bid. When first offers
were finally made they confirmed ru
mor that had been going th rounds
all morning, th figures quoted being a
flat sou lower than Saturday' prices.
Hellers, of course, were not inclined to
cut loos at such a sharp reduction
without at least putting up a fight,
with the result that the forenoon passed
with practically nothing sold to the
psckeis.
Tr.e situation remained the same until
s little after noon when salesmen de
rided that there was no use In fighting
the thing any further, and began to nil
loose at price that were little different
from the first bids, that is lust about
8v lower. Movement was lifeless - but
the few loads here were pretty well
cleaned up bv 12.80.
Most of the sales were made ground
$7.40, soma of the early shipper sales
putting an 38.46 top on the market.
N. Av. h. TV. No. Av. 8k. r
Av.
t4
114
114
4
,111
h. rr.
40 7 )
... 7
... 7 40
tsn t 10
... 1 to
Av
.114
.til
. .4
..114
74 H ... 1
l.
II.
I 41
8 41
140
HHKKP While the receipts this morn
ing exceeded a week aaa by 1.13 head
and two weeks ago by about 600, they fall
snort or tne aame day a year ago by as
many as U.464 head. There were In all
some 14.0K1 head reported In which was
4t head more than was received at Chi
cago, thst market having a very light
run for Motular,
Despite the moderate receipts of lambs
on sale the market generally en latnbe
was slow and prices were steady to 1
easier. As on most days last week no
really good killing lambs were available,
but the beat here brought steady prices
while th4 less desirable grades had an
easier feeling and were the last to sell.
Prices ranged all the way from U.36 to
$7.96 according to weight Snd quality.
About one-half ot the day's receipts con
sisted of lambs, the remainder being
aged sheep, largely with a good sprink
ling of yearlings. .
Buyers were more Interested In mutton
offerings, and trade In these was fairly
active al steady to strong prices. The
bulk of the aged hhep on sale was dis
posed of before any lamb sales of conse
quence were made an.l tha clearance was
ry seasonable. Oregon and Idaho
yearlings sold at 3S.7M.fn ', the quality
of these offerings In general being a
trifle better than St the close of last
Trade In feeders Was limited on account
of a moderate supply but the demand
seemed a little better than last week's
close. This would apply lo feeding sheep
as well as to the lambs. Home feeding
lambs moved early at $6.75. Prices were
fully sleadv.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
I.amhe, good to choice, $7.768.10; lambs,
fair to good, $7.86!f,.76: lambs, feeders,
$4 tottf.vo; yearlings, good to choice. $5 Tl
rifl.ir.. yearlings, fair to good. $6.606.76;
yearlings, feeders, (b.Ote nO; wethers, good
to rholi-e, $6.ratft.76; Wethers, fair to good,
l,V2Mi.W; wethers, feeders. $44t-4.60j
ewea, $4.76JJ 00: ewes, fair to good, $4.604
4. To; ewes, feeders, t3.u(ri.i.
No.
Av.
.. 80
.. 81
.. 87
.. 61
..
.. 73
.. W
Pr.
6 10
10
t 66
7 00
4 76
7 86
$76
4 Nebraaka wethers
47 Nebraska yearlings
86 Nebraska ewes
Nebraska lam be ,
67 Idaho ewes
4X1 Idaho lambs
i;J Nebraska feeder lambs.
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MAltKKT
tattle Weak llega
Lower Sheepi
gteady.
CH1CAOO, Aug. 8. CATTMC-Rooelpts,
13.0O0 head; market weak! heaven. $7,101
8.80; Texas steers. 8.etNfji7.75: western
steers, $7.30718.40; stockers and feeders,
$6.30(li.00; cows and heifers, $3GU4j3.10;
calves. $7.60j 11.26.
HOUS Receipts, 82,000 head: market
lower; bulk of sales. (8.U04i.25; light, $133
ft 8.75; mixed, $7.boiK.6n; henvy, $i.70tii40;
rough, 17.7O4T7.80; pigs, (7.txu.o.
HHBKP AND I-AMBl-Reoelpte. 18.fiW
head; market Steedy; native, 86.16(06.:4,
western. (0.2M16IO: yearlings, (o.uoriin.m;
lambs, native. $100418.03; western, $6.40B
816.
Ht. I.onls Live Stock Market.
KT. !,OmS. Aug. $.-?ATTLF Receipts.
$.100 head; market steady; native beef
steers. 17 DOtM.To; cows and neirers, a.'.xa
8.26; stockers and furriers, $6.0iyi.6O; south
ern steeis, iul.K; cow Ann neirers,
$4.60(10.60; native ogives, $.0OTrl0.W.
MOUS Kecsipis, e,iw noaa: mnrsei
lower; pigs and lights, $7.ft&8.ef; mixed
snd butchers. $8.60taS.90; good heavy, $8.76
si 80.
kMlKKP AND LAMJQ8 Rtcelptn, 110
head; market steady; native muttons,
$4.00tu-4.60: lambs, $7 OOtjfl.Ofj,
If ansae Cltr LI" itoelc Market.
KANSAS C1TV Aua .-CATTk-Re.
celpts, 10,00 head; market steady to 30c
lower: Prime fed steer 1S.25SW.H0; dressed
beef steers. $7.6CXU0.0U; western steers, 66.76
V.Z6; stockers ana leeaar, 'J.ibt.u;
bulls. 86.0ma6.6O: oalves. 88.0W1T10.00.
HOOS Receipts. 6,000 head; market
lower, closed 04JGOc lower; bulk Of sales,
lA.OortVA 66; hesvy, $S.O0fm.l0; packer and
butchers, $8.00(i.W; light, $8.00ti.vO; pigs,
$7.7rKf,8.tiO.
HHKEP AND LAM BS Receipt 3,000
head; market strong; lambs, $7.608.26;
yearlings, $.76(U.7l; wethers. $4.TfTi4.J0;
ewes, $4.60(6 J.X6.
Blenx City Live Sleek Market.
BIOUX CITY, Aug. 1 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,600 head; market 10s to loo lower;
native steers. 68.OnrfuO.40: butchers. tb.tvU
800; cows and heifers, $6.1!il.46; cssners,
$3 00416.60; stockers and feeders, M eW 40;
calves. 7.U 10.00; bulls, stags, etc., $6,36
HOOfl Receipts. 1.000 head) market 4Ai
lower; heavy, ia SMjS.44; mixed. $8.1&iS8,36;
light, $H 10J.16; bulk, I8.ta140.
KHBKP AND IAMlW-Recelpts. 2,560
head: market slow: fed muttons. 18.1641
8.00; wethers, e6.26rtr8.66; awes. 14.606.00, ,
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. 3-Owlng to the
European war situation the board of
managers of tho New Tork coffee ex
change today decided to close the futures
market Indefinitely and to give a twenty
four hours' notice before reopening frr
business. The looal spot market was
firmer on a more active demand from the
Interior and a withdrawal of offerings by
holders of the local stock who were In
fluenced by uncertainty with reference
to replacing by shipments from Brar.l
owing to the war risks. Rio No. T were
quoted at 8'A snd Hantoa No. 4 at UMo,
European market closed. Hie and
Pantos nominal. Rrailllan port receipts,
60,000 bags; Jundtshy, efc.iiOO bags.
' Oils and Resin.
NEW YORK, Aug.
I TURPENTINE
nominal.
MOWN Nominal.
BAVANNAH, Aug.
Nominal; 4o4c. No
bblo.i shipments, 80
bbla.
l-TURPENTIND-sales;
receipts. 644
buls.; stocks. 27,474
ROHIN Nominal. No ssles; receipts.
1,303 bills. 1 shipments, 2.016 bbls.: stocks,
112.418 bbla. Quote: A, R, $3.66: C, D.
$3 62",: B. F, it, 11. I. $2.66! K. $4.16; M,
$4.60; N, $8.00; WO. 80.25; WW, $636.
Dry fteoa Starket.
NEW YORK, Aug. a DRY GOODS
The Importing business In textile was at
a standstill today because of the shipping
and financial situations. Linens and bur
rs P were rlaing. Wide dress goods were
opened for spring at to s yard lower than
laat season. Cotton goods and yarns
were quiet, with prices normal.
GermanFireBrings
Down French Plane
BERLIN. Aug. 3. Oerman troops today
fired upon and brought to earth a French,
flying machine near Wesel.
Paturday night several other hoatll air
craft wr seen In the Rheln, province.
One was observed flying from Keprloh
In the direction of Andernach, ten mile
northweat of Coblens. Other war sighted
near Duere flying In the direction ot
Cologne.
Last night a hotel keeper In Kochem
and his sou tried to blow up the Prus
sian state railroad tunnel at Kocham.
Their attempt failed and th man wer
hot and killed. Weael, where the aro
plane was destroyed, Is about 140 mllea
from th northeastern frontier of Franc.
Austrian Emperor
Is Rumored Killed
LONDON, Aug. 4 Th Daily
Cltronlcla publishes a mmor that
Emperor Fratvria Joeepii of Austria
ha brvti aal-at4rl. Thl has not
beon confirmed.
Th moat deslrabl rurnrsned room ar
adveitlsed In Th Bee. Gst a talc cool
room for th summer.
WILL PRESEM IOWA LARES
Change in Sentiment Toward Brain
age Manifest.
WILL GRANT NO MORE PERMITS
Leglelatare Mill Re Asked ta Pass
. Law ta F.nennraste Tkelr Use ,
as Reservoir and Game
Preserves.
iFtom a Staff Correspondent.)
DE9 MOINES, la., Aug. $.-(Speclal.-That
a complete change of the attitude (
of the stats toward the remaining lakes
el' Iowa la ahead Is now Certain. It
has been forced upon the people by the
few very dry seasons that have prevslled
nd by the completeness with which
drainage has been accomplished In the '
northern part of the state. '
The present state administration ha '
been especially considerate of the lake
question. The control ot the lakes :s
In the hands of the executive council.
The present executive council has not
ordered the drainage of a single lake
where there has been the slightest op
position or any Indication nt protest. One
little lake In northern Ija-a. which wus
but a marshy pond, was ordered drained
snd the land sold; but It was the tiuanl-
moua opinion ot all persona that It was .
worthless as a lake. The council In n- '
dertaklng to carry out the orders of a-
previous council let a contract to com- '
plete the drainage ot one lske, and there
was gtich a protest that the council can-
eeled the contract. But there seems. :
to be no way of rescinding tho revlous
order snd the lake has already been
partially drained. The council provided
for a considerable fund to aid In -dredg-'
Ing another lake and as to several where",
efforts have been mad to secure drain- ',
age the council hsa refused to act. ,
The fact is, that It Is the belief of
4he present state administration that
under no circumstances should there ve
any more drainage of any ot the lakes
that may, by any possibility, be made
use of as lakes, or that might be Talu-
able for aame preserves or that could ..
be of serTice as reeerrolrs for water
to aid In staving off tha drouth. Un
doubtedly a strong recommendation to the;
legislature wilt be mad alone this line.
Organise for Proklklllan Werrk. ' 1
The various associations la the state '
Interested In temperance work have been ,
very aotlv lately and are engaged in .
organising looal associations to carry on
the work. In the oast there ha been
little attention PI4 to thl work in the
dry counties of the state; but with the
enforcement of the Wbb-Kenyon federal
law, which make It easier to enforce :'
prohibition, organisations are formed to ,
see to it that there Is no violation of the
state laws. At Manchester In Delaware
county, there has Just been formed a
strong tempergna organisation with cap
ital stock .of $8,000, prepared to fight
the Illegal ssle of boose. It comprises
a number ot the leaning business men or
the town and county. The plan of In
corporating these association and rals
Ing a fund with which to do business
seems to be highly la favor, and It I
found to be effeotlv-. '
reet af File In Iowa. '
Information as to a remarkable situs- ,
tlon with regard to a fly pest In south- ,
eastern Iowa has reached here. It seem
there has been an Invasion of great
swarms ot the Mormon fly at Burlington .
and Fort Madison and elsewhere. They
arrived In an Immense swarm , at
Burlington, but died very quickly.,'
Th merchant were compelled practically
to close their store whil the file were
at their worst But la'er th area teat
danger came upon the city by reason
of th decaying heap of Insect. Th
street department In . Burlington awept .
up and hauled away sixteen wagon loads
of the Insects, but thl represent but
a small part of th whole and th decay.
Ing Insects cause great annoyanca.
Report frees drain -ieids.
Report from the field of outhm
Iowa, where much ot th threshing of
small grain has been done, are decidedly
encouraging for good times In Iowa the
next year. A sample of what th fields
have been doing I reported from Jeffer- .
son county, where a record was secured'
from fifty-four thrashing. From these!
It was computed that ths average yield of
rye, on the farm reported, was twenty
one bushels te the aore; th average yield
of wheat per acre was thirty and one.
fourth bushel; the avers g yield of oats
per acre was forty-flv bushel. These
are unusually high yield in Iowa and
Indicate that tho crop thl year will Je
above th average la quantity. Th
quality I also ald to be very good. One
field of oat tlirehe4 out over seventy''
bushels to th acre and gome of ; the
wheat field went aa high aa thirty bush
els to th acre.
SHENANDOAH FAMILY
MAROONED IN EUROPE,
8HBNANDOAH, la., Au. S.-BpelaL)
-Mr.' and Mr. E. K. Vt and two
children, who have been visiting In Ger
many for two months, are among th
American that ara having trouble be-
cause of the war disturbances, In book
ing passage to America. They were to
sail lust weak on the Imperator, which
was pressed Into naval us. Dick Rope,
a veteran of the civil war, Is another
person from thl county. He went from
his horn In Torktown recently to visit
home folks In Germany.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pealed bids will be received at th office,
of the Board of Commissioner of State
Institutions at the State CapitoL Lincoln, ;
Nebraska, until t o'clock p. m.. Saturday,
Auguat 16th, 1814, for tha furnishing of all .
material, supplies, labor and the proper
construction of a brick hospital building
at the Soldier' and Sailor' Home at Mil
ford, Nebraska, In accordance with the ,
plan and speclfieatlons pro pared by Jo
seph W. Salmon, architect.
Also for the furnishing of all supplies,
msterlal, labor and th proper Installation
for th plumbing and heating of said
building according to said plana and
specifications.
Also for the fvirnl.hlng of all supplies.
materUl, labor and the electric wiring of -said
building according to said plan and
specifications.
Separate bids must b made for each of
the three Improvement abov mentioned.
All bids must be accompanied by a certl-,
fled check for 6 per cent of the amount of
the bid.
Plans and specification may be had at '
th office of the Hoard at the State
House or at the office of the architect,
Uncoln, Nebraska. The Hoard reserves 1
the right to re.lect any or all bids.
BOARD OF X)M MISSION ICRS OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
By RILA8 A. HOLLO MB, Chairman.
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