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I HIE UEE: OMAHA, WEDNKSIUY, AUlU'iST l 1S14 11 ROR RKNT Poralafced Hooaekeeotaai Roams. TWO nowly furnished, modern house keeping room; (a, linen, close-In. 14 ril lwr Ay. HoosekeeotBsj Ronnie. T38 B. 18TH St Housekeeping end sleep ing roomi; Wind, house. f'hor T. hCI-W. BO. 18th ST., 726 Houiwxeeping room aulte; first (lour; also sleeping room. Tyler ion W. THREE nlca second-floor rooms, modern hour. Tel. Webster 807 0. Housekeeping apt. Har. 2181. 4243 Harney. Hotels a ait A part Kiea ta. CALIFORNIA Hotel. 18th and California. Weekly rates 12 and up. lougls T3. OODKN HOTEL, room U Council Bluffs. per weak. tODOK HOT Kl Modern. Rresonsble. I at nralsked kavat, CLEAN, newly furnished, large, 3 roome ensutte; housekeeping complete: splen did location; only 1X75 week. 36-1 Parker 8t. THREE modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. 2S17 Poppleton Ave. Hoasrs a tnl. WALKING DITANCE-:v7 Dewey Ave , triotly modern 7-room brick residence, hot water heat, combination lights, rel ished floors, large light basement, vacant th. I.ady 2fior. will show l.oime. W. V. Mitchell, owner. 1829 Spencer S:- Web- ater 4T5. -ROOM, modern flat; 2 finished rooms in basement; papered and varnished throughout. :Oi North 2UX. St: J2 60. Isaac A. Coles, 216 Brandeis Theater Bldg. Douglas 274,. ( AND -ROOM strictly modern cottages, 112 and $20 per month; shade trees. 2419 So. 24th St. DO NOT OVERLOOK M Y I'NLVCAL OFFER. WHICH WILL APPEAR INT ALL NEXT BUNDAY'H PAPERS, , IT WILL BR OF INTEREST TO TOO WHETHER TOU MAY HE A REN TER. INVESTOR OR EXPECTING TO Bl Y A HOME. DIFEERNT FROM ANT PROPOSITION TET OFFERED. F S. TROLLING ER, BUILDER Ot WELL BUILT BENSON HOMF.. J 61X-ROOM cottage, all modern except heat. 1730 Bo. 10th. D. 4874. XJmaaa in all parts of the city. llOUSeB crelgh Sons fc Co.. Be Bldg. FOR KEN'l Wa have a complete list of all house". apartment nd A tnat rB fr rent; This list can be seen free, of charge at Omaha Van & Storage Co.. 8. 16th i-t. SONB to compare, an modern 7-room house, also 4-room fiat 220 No. 23d. 4-ROOM cottage, all modern except heat, convenient to school. D. 6696. IF YOU HAVE A SMALL AMOUNT OF CASH TO INVEST ON A PROPOSI TION, WHEREIN TOU TAKE ABSO LUTELY NO RISK, NO ELEMENT OF CHANCE. DO NOT FAIL TO READ St five rNuauAL offers l wh ch WILL APPEAR IN ALL NEXT SUN ATT8 PAPER F. 8. TRULLINQER. Free Rental List Complete Information about ayery t eant housa and apartment in the city. This servlc Is free. Tel. Douglas 4477. Fidelity Storage A Van Co. Fidelity Storage Co. READ MY ADVERTISEMENT WHICH WllA. APPEAR IN ALL NEXT SI N SiFs PAPER". UNDER THE REAL ESTATE COLUMNS. LI NGER. F. B. TKUL- Maggard's van and Stor age Co. Reduced r. 1mm tnr St) din ln wau. S men. $1.25 per nr.; dray. men. II per hr. 1713 Webster Doug. 1496. J-- T"i j Exp. Co., moving, I , Kppfl packing storage, e V -VWU lay? Famam. p. 614s; S-KOOM house, all modern, tree water. '.04 N. 80th. ToL D. 1530. SEPTEMBER 1 to small family. 7-room house, modern, hard wood floora down stairs, Ui; tii and California. A. C. Wakeley, Omaha wati. uoug. ohm ""wii t. rirc-i.-n . fivr UNUSUAL, PROPOSITIONS NEXT - SUNDAY IN ALL THE PAPERS. READ MY OFFER IN THE REAL ESTATE COLUMNS MEXT SUNDAY SURE. F. 8. TRUL lJ.VGKU. ' aturee no offleea. Fine coot room with vault, elae. light nd wat.r free; 14Vfcx27 ft parUtloned lor t private rooms and reception room. Opens directly on beautiful court. kl door. Apply room iu;. pm qiu FOR RENT An office with reception room. reasonaDie. oti b' mm- Excellent Counter Location For business needing Only small Investment Will help you start. Inquire of Superintendent, Room 103, The Bee Building Co. (rOOD barn, room tor t or M bora 1M7 Webster bu Call Douclaa . REAL ESTATE FARM RANCH LANDS FOR BALK lowau Several rood farm for sale cheap: as acres Improved upland farni with soma fruit, good water, aman Duiiaings, Bear Council Bluffs. Prloe 6 per acre. 63 acres norUieaol or town, an uoa land, near school, fair buildings. Price' )14i) per acre, no trad considered. SO acres about 1 miles east of center of city, fair buildings; good orcnard, running iUr, Price 112a per acre. 3l acres 6 miles north of city post off lea on Lima Kiln road, well fenced and watered, splendid blue grass pasture; some tirater, 10 acre of corn. I'ric uu per 4V6re. DAY at HE8S CO., V3 Pearl Street. Council Bluffs. la. Nebraska. FOTTND i20-acr nomeaUad la settled neighborhood; fine larin li:d; not sand tiUls, cost you aO flung laea and all. J. A. Tracey. Kimtail. Nob. FOR SALE Late Henry Brothers' farm 212 acres. (105 an acre. Address, Thoma Hanley. Klrkwoud UutnL Ds Moines iu. Liberal terms. Meaieo. I57-ACRE FARM T miles of Council Biulfs. All suitable tor farming. About 15 acrea alfalfa. 10 acres meadow;, good cottage house, small orchard. Splendid barn. A cheap Jilaco at $ per acre. MGEE REAL ESTATE CO., 106 Pearl St.. Council BKiffs. Mlaaesota. . . . FOR BALE M0 acres 4k miles from Ml ti nea poll a. on mile from town; lto acres under cuSUv.tto, bal. used for pasture; can practically all be cultivated; heavy auU; good set of buildings, consisting of k-roon bouse, large barn, granary, corn cribs, ate; the land will produce v bush sis of corn par aero; telephone in houu; country thickly settled; complete set of machinery; ft head of stock, constating of u vowe, iists ana years oia; s good horses, 2S bogs, chickens; H of this year's rrop ano everxmng on ine larrn goes at P4 per acre; half cash. Schwab Bros, 0.t Plymouth Rldg., Minneapolis. Minn, NO FAILURES In Pino county, Mlniu ota; close to best markets; choice lands, easily cleared. 130 ir acre; easy terms. Hunt-Juhnson. Hinckley, Minn. Wtscoasla. Upper Wisconsin Beat dairy and general crop state la the Union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at low prieas, on easy terms. Ask ror book let to on Wisconsin Central Land Grant. State acres wanted- Write about our rasing lands. If interested In fruit lands, aak for booklet on Apple Orchards In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept.. e'oo lino it jr., imoeaioli. Miun- REAL ESTATK LOANS WANTED Itv loans Meters Trust ce OMAHA homes, tjuit Nebraska farms. O KEKFE REAL ESTATK CO.. 101 Omaha Nat Douglas t7U. MONET on hand for city asd farm inene, H. W. Binder. City Vat. Bk. Bldg. msha Nat. Mn. r5r CITT LOANS. Pemie-Crlbar Co., UI1-S1I Brsndeis Theater Bldg. WANTED City loans sod warrants, W. Famam Pmlth Co., 13K Far nam. HARRISON V MORTON. 118 Om Nat CITY properly. Larce ,oans a specialty. W. H Thomas. V Bt.Me Bank Bldg. :C io 410. UU' made promptly. F. D, Weed. Weed B'd.. ISth and Famam. TTlY and farm loans, &, par xal. J.H.Dumont Co., lnj Famam. Omaha. 8F.K us first If yeu want s fan- loan. United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Nab. HKAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANG E Several good Missouri farms for Nebraska farma Write what you have Guy R. Stanton. Lebanon. Mo. 1'ianua tor other musical Instr J ta. v. J0U. ABSTRACTS Or TITLE. KERTl Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.. a modern abstract office, u& So 17la H. Thnne Douglas S4.T7. REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of fice in Nebraska. 20 3ran.4els Theater. REAL E8TATE NORTH SIPE Near 26th and Seward Street Only $100 Cash Balance $15 Per Month li rooms, partly modern, one block to school, two blocks to car. Price only S1.G0O. THE VOOEL REALTY AGENCY. 101S-1S W. O. W. Bldg. White Stucco Home This white stucco houso Is one that you have been looking for; 270 North 4Mb street has R rooms and bath on the first floor: 2 unfinished rooms on the eeoond floor: full cemented basement; oak floors and finish, furnace; Is oeeoraieo. neaoy for von to move Into today, mis nouse Is well worth the price asked and you can buy it on easy payments, to reacn this house take the Deaf Institute car. get off at Miami street. Be sure you see tnis house as it Is one of the best barzains on the market. Creigh, Sons & Co. Douglaa 200. EOS Bee Bids;. Easy Payments Brand new t-raem house on paved street and strictly modern. Iocated on Spragua m. and a snap at PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Douglas 1781. War Block. REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE Near 40th and Ijafayette Ave. $100 Cash Balance $23 Per Month m M J a .AnM tA.,MA miulni Im murmrv w v .m.n Wtlkft. . RlVCd streets, one block to car, 8 blocks to school; rine large corner 101, room i build 2 more houses on rear of lot; fine shads and small fruit. Price only 13.000. THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY, 1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg.- 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE NICE HOME. Hardwood finish. 3515 Davenport, $3,750. W. H. Gates - 647 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Phone Douglas 1394. WEST FABNAM BARGAIN. At 118 So. 36th 8t. This home Is very beautiful, on paved it rest; largo shade trees; stnotiy modern nouse rooms Block td car Uriel small payment down balance monthly payments fi per cent Interest. This house must be seen to be appreciated. Call Harcey 3030 for further Information or can at aoove aanrfsa. BEAUTIFUL home In exoluslva West 1'arnam district Owner will bo In town for one week only and must sell immedi ately. Burroughs Adding Machine com pany, 30 South Uth St. city. Doug-29L REAL ESTATE ACREAGE Suburban Home Fifteen acres on 60th, south of Center. This bronertv Is hlchly Improved. Haa 8-room strictly modern house, large barn, chicken house, etc. There are about three acres In fruit and shrubbery, which Includes most everything In the fruit and shrubbery line; about two acres in garden and osatura. balance in alfalfa. There la a beautiful grove surrounding the housa from where a splendid view of the city and country can be had. Tho street car Is now being extended on Cen ter street, which will Da witnin tnree hlvks of this nronertv. The party who owns this property is very anxioua to sell and will take as pan payment aa f imih. residence. This Is positively a proposition that la not offered everyaay. 0 'Neil's E. E. & Ins. Agency, Phone Tyler 1024. ' "W Farnam Bt REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Coanrll Staffs. RIITK OF 11 LOTS. 11.200. easy terms. Council Bluffs, 4 blocks of Omaha car lino. Nice blgb amund. These lots are very cheap. They are within about a mile of tho busi ness part of Omaha. They will grow la value every year ana meantime win make you a good homo where you can have a garden, fruit, chickens, a cow. etc., and have room for your children to play 1 l'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.. 105 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs. Dundee. EXCELLENT Dundee home, flro place. buffet, beamed ceilings, til floor 1 bath room, etc. Close to car line, im mediate possession. Call up for further Information. W. H. Thomas 4b Son, I2i Plate liank Bldg. Douglas 1G4S. REAL ESTATE: MISCELLANEOUS Close In 517 So. 25th Ave. Six Large Rooms. $4,500 tt.CQO FOR quick cash sal. Income prop erty, 13 per cent. Call owns. Har ney sin. HOME BARGAIN Five-room cottage, modern but heat, electric lights, paved street, paving paid for. Price only $1,60. Terms: fcttO cash, balance monthly. Snap. Let us show you today. I). R. BUCK & SON, (II Omaha Nat l Bank. Douglas H3. $200 CASH, BALANCE 25 MONTHLY , On Famam St. a good 6-room cot tage, all modern but furnace, with fin big lot to a food party on the above terms. PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., Doug. J74T War Block o. t GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Lirerpool Wheat Market Leads tho World on Prices. FARMEE3 ARE HOLDISQ CORN Not Dispose to Offer Yellow Cerel Only at k Higher rrlces ror elgarea Are Baytaa; Oat for Eaportatlon. OMAHA. Alia. K 1914. The Liverpool wheat market led the grain world .yesterday. Whil closings were at advances of HiI'o for the aay on Buying by shorts, the market was lair and purchases of wheat changed the sit nation entirely. The specualtlve world continues to keep a close watch on wneat luiuree or Ma market nr I' 8.. wnere there were losses of Id for futures and t CMd for spots. An enormous run of re ceipts is expected In the U. K. and It IS also expected that price will be carried aownwara in mat country. It Is expected by the trade In wheat there will be a continuation of heavy sales of futures here as well aa in the smaller markets against the actual grain now being carried by exporters who can not send the wheat from the country. Bankers In some Instances are ssld to be demanding the funds now tied un in wheat, which means that hedging trana- art-nns win increase. The more ' ennservatlva eretn wien at Minneapolis aav that th new cron of wheat has commenced to Com Into ths pit there in the wav of her re. but It being well taken care of by millers and others, who feel that a great deal of wneat will be needed from this time for. ward for the manufacture of flour. The price of flour declined Mo yesterday from the highest level reported In th war scare and the Minneapolis millers were offering to sell hsrd spring wheat patent at PU0 yesterday, without buyers. This was in wood, and In lots to suit. It waa reported late yesterday that Russia will permit the export of bread stuffs Into Great Britain. That the country la not placing Its corn on the bsrgaln counter wan Indicated by the manner In which offerings from first hands dried up yesterday. As long as prices were up near the top the farmers showed a willingness to part with somj i-f their grain, but th continued decline during th latter part of last week had Its effort and offerings from the country were very email. This, with th strong southwest markets and hot weather com plaints, stimulated buying of futures yes terdsy and th market rallied from e. weak opening. The buying waa of good character. The fact that foreigner are buying our oats was the all Important factor In th oats market yeaterdiLy. Export sales were reported to bo over 800,000 bushels, and ther was also a good demand for cash oats here from th east. An increase of over B.OOO.OnO bushels, th week In the visible took th wind out of th bulls sails for a few minutes, but the market soon recovered and resting spots of th day were H&So better than Saturday. Provisions sympathised with hogs yesterday but th markets stiffened up later. Trading: was light and without feature, with commission house picking up product on weak spots. The decrease In lard and pork stocks, as shown In semimonthly statement, caused soma surprises and th trade was also con cerned over the fact that the weekly lard 'exports were over 7,000,000 pounds. Wheat waa 2 to 4a higher. Corn was 14 to 2c higher. Oats were 1 to lc higher. Clearances of wheat and flour wer equal to W7.0n0 bushels; corn, 3.000 bush els; oats, 7,000 bushels. Primary wheat receipts were 1.496.000 bushels and shipments 1,208.000 buahels, against ' receipts of 1,041.000 bushels and thlpments of 625,000 bushels last yesr. Primary corn receipts were W2.000 bush els and shipments 429,000 buahels, ngalnst receipts of 4X2.000 bushels and shipments of 268,000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipts were 1.52,000 bushels and shipments 811.000 bushels, against receipts of l.Otf.OOO bushels and thlpments of 526,000 bushels last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats Chicago M2 712 666 Minneapolis Ml Duluth 71 Omaha 22 Kansas City 180 Ht. -Louis 74 42 SO 48 Winnipeg ..!..! 125 These sale were reported today : Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, r?e. No. t hard winter: 1 cars, Hc; 1 car, 86c; cars, NiVic; 4-6 ear. 6c. No. t durum: 1-6 car, lo. Oats Standard: 1 car, 40c. No. .1 white: 1 cars, 39Ste. No. 4 white: 2 cars, 19c. Corn No. 1 whit: 2 cars, 7He. No. 2 white: 1 cars. 7Hc. No. 2 white: 1 car, 7SV4.04 1 car, 7S"c; 1 car. 78o. No. f white: 2 cars, 77Vc. No. 1 yellow: 4 cars, 79c. No. 1 yellow: S cars. 78Hc. No. 5 yellow: 1 cars, 78c. No. t yellow: 1 car, 78o; 1 car. 77ic. No. 1 mixed: 4 cars, ?7'.4c. no. z mixed: 1 cars, TTHo- No. mixed: I cars, No. t mixed: 1 car, 77c. Sample: 1 car, 76V4C. No. 1 whit sweet corn, 1 car, Tlttc . Omaha cash prices Wneat: No. t hard. 8v7o; No. hard, 86(ff16Hc: No. 4 hard, 84ic; No. '2 spring. 88iif9ie; No.1 1 spring, 87tSXe: No. 4 spring. ST'Ac; No. 1 durum. TiWliWc; No. 1 durum. 78f7Vic. Corn: No. 2 white: 78iiB78Vie; No. 1 white, 7SaT8Vic: No. 4 white, nVMrTgc: No. 2 yellow, ,7H(aj?o; No. I yellow. 7(fWSHc: No. 4 yellow. 77H Ce: No. 2 mixed, T71Jr77Hc; No. 1 mixed, THaTPAe; No. 4 mixed, 7ff77c. Oats: No. 1 white, 40H4o; standard, mifltOc; No. 1 whit. 1439He; No. 4 whit. S43e. Parley: Malting. BMMSc; No. 1 feed. 4&3 80c. Ryo: No. 2. 77c: No. I, 7276c. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION! Featare of th Trmdla.gr mn4 Closing; Prices oa Heard of Trade. CHICAGO, Aug. 11 Board of Trade markete. Inspired mainly by a mamea Improvement In the export situation, ad vanced strongly today, led by wheat which scored a net gain of 4Vc. Corn advanced lc to tm; oats, 1V0 to lHc nil nrnvlllnni IOC tn 25c. Wheat wasat Its lowest at the opening cn locnl selling, but strength developed Immediately. The bulllsn rectors were the liberal purchase by New Tcrk banks of bills for export grain: the arrange ment whoreby on New York bank will finance ahlnmenta to England and an- cther those to France; the sale at New York yesterday and today of 1.000,000 bush els to England: smaller export sales at Chicago and Kansas City; good flour de mand; disappointing thrashing returns from the northwest, and a reduction in th world's available nupply of 2 217.000 btshels ss compared with a 7,000,000 bush! Increase a year ago. In corn there wer the additional In fluences of dry weather reports from Kansas. Missouri and Iowa confirmed by state and federal authorities, and light countrv offerings of old corn. There was a good big market for oats stimulated by export demand, and trad Ing waa on thebroadest si-ale since the txefnnlne- or the war in r;urope. Heavv sales to eastern exporters wer r ported. Tho country showed no dispo sition to sell. Grain prlues furnished oy Logan 4k Bryan office. IIS Houth Sixteenth street: Art'clel Open. High. Low. Close.lTes y. Wheat I I Bept.WVSV 4HI iiecHsva') i orn: lay.,l 0b4 107 Corn- ) I Bept.7W78T4f (tftif rxw..i1 70Ti May.70H'SrHl 72 I Oats- . J u 89. Mil MV4 1 oi l oh i oevb 7T4 7T, 74j , (UT4, 70S 70 71 8M REAL ESTATE JIlSOTLLANEOUti WEST FAUN AM BAUOAIN At U So. 16th Bt. This home Is very beautiful, on paved street; large shade trees; strictly modern house, ft rooms; Block to car line; small payment down, balance monthly paymenta per cent interest. Thle house must be seep to be sppreclated. Call Harney y0 for further Information or call at above address rROOM house, renu for HIM. must be sold st once: ttQ w 111 handle It It. ffl. JUST before school opens owner must sell his home; beautiful fc-room. sleeping porch, sun room, ail modern; money saved In buying direct. Price R600. Z"U Of den St. See Our Bental List. Banker' Realty Investment Co. Ground floor Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 2331- -Small Home ,..... ..11 T ... . . all . . -1. lOU!Bl mm I.M' . .Vila llMfl , neariy new; every thing right. Address B 41. Boa. .eept.!?Sff4i! 4m '! 4SV! lec..;4hStJ:l 4' 4b H H May.4S44 40 4 47 TorU Sept.1 21 00 22 m n en 22 rv 10 Jan.. I 21 15 21 tt UK 21 IS 21 10 I ?H I M ?S Oct .1 48 7TS TTS Jan.. I ;h io ot ;h mii Ribs septl it rt li 7S ii rji u ?m it rt Oct . 11 17S 12 7TH 12 ITS 11 r 11 17V Jan.. I II 0V 11 07! 11 00 II 07S1 10 9 Provisions advanced In sympathy wil! th cereal a OMAHA GHXKRAli MARKET. Bl'TTER No. 1. 1-Ib., cartons. See; No. 1. fcMb. tubs. c. CHKESE-lmported Swiss. 40r: Ameri can Swiss, 20c; Mock 8 wins, 22c; twins, 17'c; daisies, IV; triplets. lc; Young Americas, l!c; blu label brick. lc; llm burger, 1-lb., lc: l-b.. 2oc: New York white, 19c; Imported French Koquetort, 4V. KISM Trout, 17;; large rrspple. IMF lie; salmon. urri.V: halibut, V; channel catfish, lfic; pike, 17c; pickerel. 10c. POULTRY Hrollers, c; hens. 12t: cocks. lVc; ducks, c; geese, fc; turkey. 16c: plegons. per dosen. uc; ducks, full feathered, c: sreese, full feathered, lv; suuabs. No. 1, Il k); Is'o. 1. 6to. HOOS Itecelpta. M.000 head; market, L'till; bulk. HvffTaS; light. ri8.90; mixed. li-lOff ): heavy, t.00170; rough K; pigs. r.2fHJ- PEE1" Cl'T.-No. 1 ribs, Sc; No. 1, lNc; No. 1, 16c; No. 1 chuck, l;u-; No. 2, 12c; No. S. llo: NO. 1 loin. 22c; No. 2, lc; No. t 14c; No. 1 pistes, lv.; No. 2, )9c; No. 2 16Sic; No. 1 round, lWc; No. t, sc; No. I, 74a. Prices furnished by th Olllnsky Fruit Co : FRUITf4 Orangea: Extrs fancy Glen dora Valencies, be. llu, la. llAa, 17a, 2U0a. and 0. U.7I er btwc; Red Ball Va lencies, an sues, per box. iemons: Fancy Kllver Cord, aw and St!', 00 per box: 420a. 18.60 rer box: 490. 88 Per box. Orap Fruit: Extra fancy Hs. 14.50 per box; extra fancy 46a, 14 per box; extra fancy Ms, 13.S0 per box; Indian River a and 80a. K per box. Apples: Duchess. 14 per bbl. Watermelons, lo per lb. Canta loupes: Arizona standaros, I2.2& per crate; Jumbos, 12 per crate; Tonys, 11.71 per crate, (.anrornia f ruits: mar iua mond plums. 11.75 tier crate: red Plums. 11.65 per crate; California poaches, 8fo per nox; t anrornia lartlett pears. -in. boxes, 12.25 per box; Washington Bsrtlett pears. 22 per box; Idaho red plums. 11.26 per crate; Idaho blue plums, 11.40 per crate. Bananas, (1.75 to IS SO per bunch. VEGETABLES Cauliflower: . Denver, per lb.. 12Hc; cabbage, IWt per lb.; onions. 2c per lb.; peppers. Wc per bas ket: fancy tomatoes. Wo per bssket; cu cumbers, hot-house, 2-dox. basket. 75c; new beets, carrots and turnip. 2&c per dox. ; celery, Michigan, 86o per dos.; celery, Denver, large Jumbo. $1 per dos.: head lettuce, 60c to 11. o0 per dos.; leaf lettuc. 40c per dos. ; onlona, home grown, 15c per dos.; radishes, 50c per dos.; garlic. Italian, 20c per lb.; horse radish. 11.65 per esse; shelled popcorn. 4c per lb.; ss paragus, home grown, per dos.. market price about 0c per dog.; potatoes, new, i6c per bu. NUTS Palled peanuts, 1150 per case; No. 1 California walnuts, 18 He per lb.; pecans, 12V4C per lb.; filberts, 15c per lb.; almonds. 20c per lb. MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut ds tea, 21.26 per box; limes, 11.76 per bssket; crackerjack, 13.60 per case; crackerjack, per half case, 11.76; checkers. 13.60 per case; checkers, per half case, 11.76. Cora avnd Wheat tVegrloa Bulletin. Corn and wheat region bulletin of th United Slates Department of Agriculture, weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 1 a. m., 7etU meridian time, Tuesday, August 18: , OMAHA DISTRICT. Temp. Rsin- High. Uw fall. Kky. Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Pt. cloudy Clear . Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Ashland 101 76 .00 .00 .19 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .08 .00 .00 .00 .01 .04 .00 .00 ..00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Auburn mo 74 58 76 67 71 72 70 64 71 66 77 64 67 76 67 62 78 74 72 8 76 Broken Bow Columbus ... Culbertson Fairbury Fairmont ... Grand Island Hartlngton Hastings .... Holdreg .... Lincoln .1 .18 .107 .100 . 99 .102 .104 .104 .106 .100 North Platte. .104 Oakdale . Omaha ... Tekamah Valentino Alta. la.. .100 .100 . 9S Carroll, 1 96 Clarlnda 100 Sibley, la 96 Sioux City, la.. 100 Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 1 a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES, No. of Temp. Rain- District. Stations. High. Low. fall Columbus, 0 18 90 92 94 90 68 64 70 72 72 74 68 70 70 .30 .00 .00 .70 jOO .00 .40 .00 .20 Louisville, Ky... 22 India' polls, lnd.. 13 Chicago, III 24 St. Louis, Mo.... U Des Moines, la.. 24 Minneapolis 52 Kan. City, Mo.. 14 Omaha, Neb..... W 6 84 96 103 Summary of weather and crop condi tions In corn snd wheat region for week ending August 17, 1914: WASHINGTON. Aug. 18, 1914. Th Inst week's weather wa favorable for spring wheat harvest and thrashing. In ths winter wheat belt, east of th Mis sissippi river, generous rains put the soli In good condition for plowing, but ths weather continues too dry generally to the westwsrd. In th corn bslt, esst of ths Mississippi liver, the outlook has Im proved, especially the lata planted, but to the westward drouth continues In Ne braska, Missouri and Iowa, and with hot winds, the latter caused deterioration In corn condition. Local rains Improved the condition in Ksnsas. Paslurea ar greatly Improved In the eastern districts, but are generally short or burned out In th cen tral and northern districts to th west ward of ths Mississippi river. The tobacco outlook Is generally Improved, and cut ting and curing Is in pfro8'AMWEj SH Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Aug. IS. WHEAT September. 110.21V4: No. 1 hard. 11.1SH; No. 1 northern. Sl.OSt, to 11.11: No. J northern. Sl.O&Vs to tl.OOH; No. 1 wheat, SLOeVi&l.Oti1. September wheat advanced 4Vc. FIjOUR Higher. BKAN-S22.6& BAKLEY 6i'flC. RY K 7C2T76c. CORN No. 3 yellow, 7SfJ7Hc, OATS No. 1 white. 40H41fcc FLAX-l.6Hfl1.70'. KtsMi City LIT Stock Market. KANSAS CITY. Aug. IS.-CATTLE Re teipts, 16.0 O head; market steady; prime fd steer. 9.U 10.60; dressed berf steers, 18.2M60; western steers 17.0Ol50; stock ers and feeders, lt.oCa4.7i; bulls, 1.Zj3 6.60; calves, Ifi.&OfaiO.M. liOGd Receipts, .(l0 head; market eleady; bulk !00fl9.20; heavy, W.Od'hO 23; packers snd outcners, w.wa? ;i, iigni, l nlek. 18 00fr 60. SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts S.Of head; market steady; lembs, I7.8551S 2f earlings. f.V80Q.6O; wethero, tr..2ja6.0O: ewes. H.50O6.5O t. oola Live atoek Market. ST. LOUIS. Aug. IS. CATTLE Re ceipts, l,9io head: market steady; native reef steers. !7.nO(u'10.15; cows and heifers, t8.0fltfs.06: stockers and feeders, t5.9nia7.50; southern oteers, t0u44l.26; cows snd heif ers. 14.00fcfl.50; nstlves calves. WiWii wi. HOU46 Receipts, 7.S0U hesd; market, l.lirhrr: nlira and lights. 16. 764141.40; mixed rnd butchers, t.Wat-; good heavy, 13 .10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts. 700 head: market steady; native mutton. H6.X; lambs. tl.OOdaStt; lambs, fl.toQ S46. - Bloos City LI vo Stock Market. SIOUX CITY la., Aug. IS. OATTLE IRecelpm, (sK) head; market firm; v1'1" steers, l.Ui0.t; rows and heifers. -iti 460: cannera. 13.75(04.75: stockers and fredors, 86 2f7.15: calves. 7.50all.OO; bulls, stags, etc.. 151511(7.00. HOGS Receipts, 2.700 h'-ad: no tone: lic-avy, lS.7' 'Xi, mixed, Id 6jft8 70; light. I8.6f6il: bulk. 18.6tUS.75. SHEEP Receipts. l,'i head; market steady: fed muttons. 6.Oi4.s0; wethers ST. 5ua6.00; , M.7i.5 60, lamb. 17 26. j I2S. Dry Good Market. NEW YORK. Aug IS. Cotton goods 1 markets qult; prices steady on all Toods it-xcrpt widu enJ narrow print clolhs Mf-n's wear cancellations prevented by notices ot advance. HUk mk1s Inmoder ste demand. Bale of fall men's wear light OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET Receipt! of Cattle Only About Half at Large aa Monday. H0Q RECEIPTS SHOW INCREASE Maety-FlT Car of beeo on the Market Made th Yards Look Llko Old Time Once More. SOUTH OMAHA. Aug IX, 1914. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Om.lal Monday 1.1X7 4 24. Estimate TueaJay 4.4O0 l.&ti :.0iO Two days this wo.. 12.537 IS. 4K.S91 Same, day a last wek... 7.4:u 6.744 Same daya 2 wka ago.. 74 4,IJI Sb.if Same dava 1 wka aso.. 7.962 11.611 17.948 Same days 4 wks ago.. 7 744 16.4W 24M Same days last year. ..12,041 1,576 34,620 The following table snow the receipt Of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Houth Omaha live stock market for the year to date as compared with Inst year: 1914. 1913. Inc. Dec. Cut tl 4T7.44.1 609.296 ll.l Hogs 1.621,271 1.9ii6,!i7 18:.71 M'ecp 1. 01.742 1.240,762 1KV9SI The following table shows the prices for hogs at the South Omaha live etovk market for the last few days, with com parisons: Date. 1914. ll.t 11913. 11911. !ll0. 1901. 1190. July 31.1 8 44S, 8 66 7 7S 1 76l T 5 7 441 41 Aug. 1.. I 2SS I 63 6 64: 7 601 Aug. Aug. Aug. 2.. S-l 4. 6. 1. T.. I . .. 10. o 1 04S 7 6 4k 61 T (0 T 49 T ell 76 7 75 7 M 921 7 70 7 62 in n I43 Aug. Aug. 7 70' Ml 103 7 04) T 6M 7 54 6 31 7 1 23 I 17 7 98 I 1 71 7 w 46 Aug. Aug. li T H T 161 T 5 I 66 1 16 t Hi T 2S 7 90 T K 7 IT 7 79 6 30 t 4 50 1 41 Auk. 1 Lil 7 49 Aug. 8 "tl 1 96 1 23 7 H 7 41 Aug. 11. 02l S 19l 1 t U 7 831 7 34 Aug. 1 71" I 7 Vol 04 7 U 7 9M 7 4: Auk. 13. 14.1 1- 8 HSI 7 85 8 061 s g 06. 471 21 Aug. 04',l 7 701 1 12i 7 10 7 481 17 Aug, Aug. I 7 73 1 11 7 W I 1S ' I 30 16. 16.1 17.1 8 7 18. 8 6 I 7 771 S 14 7 17 8 241 7 64 Aug. 72H I 8 W 7 171 1 SOI 7 ; 1 44 69.1 7 7R 7 17 1 24 7 72 6 41 Aug. Indicates Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the union Mock yards, South Omaha, reo.. lor tweniy-iour hours ending at 4 o'clock yesterday: IUflC EIPT8 C A Rt. Cattle. HoKs.SheeD. C. M. 8L P 17.. IWabash 11.. Missouri Pacific 1 2 Union Paclflo 19 14 C. & N. W east 8 6 C. N. W west 20 39 C, St. P., M. A 0 1 7 C, B. Q., east 11 4 C, B. tk Q.. west 105 21 C, IV I. & P.. east I 7 Illinois Central 1 Chicago Ut. West 2 2 total receipts 178 123 90 DISPOSITION H EA D. Morris & Co J4. ti.T 1,193 8wlft & Co M4 1.910 6.320 Cudahy Packing Co Ml i,:C2 1,469 Armour & Co 709 2,210 6,319 Schwartd ft Co 121 Morrell 28 Lincoln Packing Co 18 So. Omaha Packing Co.. 4 W. B. Vansant Co 66 Benton, Van'nt ft Lush 217 ... Hill ft Son.. 172 F. B. Iwl 46 J. B. Root ft Co 266 J. H. Bulla '. 23 U K. Hues 82 Rosenstock Bros 96 ... ... McCreary ft Kellogg.... 78 , Wertheimer ft Dogen.... 71 ... ... H. F. Hamilton 21 Sullivan Broa 20 Rothschild 1 Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.... 40 Christie 22 Hlgglns 21 Huffman 26 Meyers 26 ... ... Krrbs 28 Glassberg 6 Baker. Jones ft Smith.. 130 Tanner Bros 64 John Harvey....- 88 D. ft F 1 Kelm 9 Other buyers 16 ... 12.602 Totals 4 650 7.4U W,888 .CATTLE Receipts of cattle wer only about half aa large as yesterday, but aa compared with recent daya It wss a very fair run after all. For tn two days th receipts show a gain of 6.0U0 head, as compared with recent weeks, but are only about on a par with the curresponuinc txrtod of last year. While in marKei on oeei steers oponca a little slow, thei was a good buying de mand for the good to choke kinds of both cornfed and grass beef, and such caul wer generally quoted as ateady with yes terday. Good cornfeds sold ss high ss lu.no and rang steers up to 19.00. Th common to Inferior grades, aa efcll as th medium to decent kinds of beef steers, were slow to as much as loo lower. Cows and heifers were In large receipt ihls morning and buyers took advantage of the situation to pound th market, with th result that prices wer weak to 1016c lower than yesterday, or around 16a26c lower for the two days this week. Good feeders were steady this morning, but th medium grade wer slow to 10c lower than yesterday. Ther was a fair demand and a considerable proportion of the offerings changed hands In good sea son. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice cornfed beeves, 1 601410 10; fair to good cornfed beeves, l76tS,60, common to fair cornfed beeves, 16.0Uiq6.76; good to choice rang steers, 16. 2S&.8.76; fair to good rang steers, t7.6otf6.26; common to fair range steers, 16.buKI.6o; cholc to fancy oorn fed heifers, ! 6oft$ 0; good to cholo grass heifers, tii.764j7.7S; good to choice grass cows, lti.2fv((1,28; fair to good grada, 46.6oifl6.26; common to fair grades, !3.60n 6.50: good to cholo stockers and feeders, 17.76ji6.26; fair to good stockers and feed ers. 66.767.76; common to fair stockers ana feeders, H0u. 76; stock rows snd heifers, 6.0if6.75: stork cslves, S4 00i8.W; veal calvsa, I7.U040.26; bulls, stags, etc., 14 157.26. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. N. 20 IT It IT At. Fr. No. At. ...1241 ...mi ...Mil Pr. I II 9 It I u 9 10 ..104T ..114T .. Ill ..1110 .. 471 ..Urt .. M .. 924 .. Tk ..1077 ..1100 .. TN .. 44 .. SfM) .. J .. TOO ..10 1 es M 00 II ' 14 I 15 II 0( .:owa. I 15 t M II I 44 I 40 I 4 00 i Oil HEIFERS. 1 (5 II 4 4 11 40 II t 60 BULLB. ISO I 140 I I t I... I.. I.. 1.. 4.. 14.. I.. I.. II.. 1.. 1.. 1.. 1 . I . 1 ..111 .. 2t .. M4 .. 140 4 10 10 4 M I n 4 4.1 4 40 I 4t 4 T4 I 1 tio MI 1M ...1064 ...irn ... IN ...1440 ...1!M ... 211 ... 4"4 I 90 4 oe 4 00 4 40 4 40 4 40 M AO I 40 1 .IMrt 1 66 I CALVEO. . Sot 4 1 . ua t it 10 J JO in 244 14 I SO I lit 10 00 , 146 It 00 IM) 1 0 I ) 1 It i... 111 10 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDEHH 14... 4... 10... U... 4M I 75 4 7 US 7 M 7 40 7 41 7 64 ion 104 i ii T 04 4 , 7 W 1 1 44 I WESTERNS, NEBRASKA , TSt ...1U41 10 feeders.. 675 t feeders.. 9ol heifers... 623 cow W calf 340 1 bull 1120 3 steers.. ..1147 6 steers.... 1072 4 cows 900 a feeders.. 1064 46 feeders.. loM 23 feeders.. H4 60 cows Kvi heifers .. 7S4 7 00 feeders.. M 7 16 6 16 S feeder.. 486 6 76 4 76 & cow..... 794 S 26 4 60 1 steer 860 4 25 7 25 1 cow 10w 6 M 6 60 36 feeders.. 108 7 60 7 40 41 steer.... 1160 7 0 T 40 S steers.... 1102 4 80 5 60 47 feed era.. 1066 7 40 7 40 46 feeders. .1U60 7 40 T 41 17 steers.... 1000 90 7 80 21 steers. ...1128 7 HO 6 50 19 feeders.. 2i" 7 0) 4 00 15 cows &J4 4 26 6 16 11 cows... .10)2 1 cow 1 bull It steers... t cows.... .. 720 ..1379 4 00 1 row 1060 6 25 6 70 22 feeders... 94 7 75 7 60 9 cows 1111 S 00 4 76 1 cow 1160 6 6o 7 75 1 elves.... 190 50 6 00 II feeders... 82 7 16 7 15 10 feeders... Ksi 7 ' 7 15 1 steer 920 7 00 WW 4 calves.... 310 1 calf 7 feeders... 661 3 steers 1143 1 bull laio t 50 40 steers 12VI 7 40 16 steers 1274 8 steers cows 947 T 40 44 steers A2 I 10 4 Is cows 44 S 15 5 75 21 feeders... 964 7 25 7 36 42 feeders.. .1110 P. J. Hturneon. Nebraska. 43 steers.... 940 4 HO 40 steers.... 164 (80 17 steers. .. 941 6 Ml Iw .A bolt, Nebraska. 20 steers ... U7 4 60 steers ... SO 00 Boardmsn Cattl Co., Nebraska. 76 steers... .11 8 tu J. H Bnrhelor, Nebraska. 32 hellers... 9S2 7 10 51 co 1006 6 76 Altenberg Bros. Neb. 16 feeder. .1271 8 io I cows 940 176 H. M Faddla A Co -Neb. 11 steer.. ..1230 7 1 cows 1017 144 John lelmer Neb. 1 feeders.. lis 7 60 41 feeder.. 1151 7 60 K. K. Ixwe-Neh. 22 steers.. ..1144 7 65 steers.. ..1158 100 D. L. Sturgeon Neb. S feeders.. 10?4 ? 24 feeders.. 1034 7 30 L. E. Ballcnger Neb. 23 feeders.. Hi 7 45 23 feeders.. 1094 7 J. H. Monor Neh. 30 feeders .1145 7 25 2 heifers.. .110$ 7 Tester A Graham Neb. 46 feeders.. 10S( 7 26 J. M. Gentry-Neb. 23 feeders . 1210 8 15 21 cshfr 1022 60 WYOMING. .. 743 6 75 17 steer.... 1V7 16 cows.... 4 rows.,.. 1 rows.... 40 stw-rs... 7 W T 10 6 10 7 46 .. 9KS 40 ..KttO 6 16 ..k; 7 40 .. N67 6 40 4 feeders... 6K7 I cows 1000 26 fcedols...Ukl 24 cows. 42 steers . ..1101 II 10 Charles and Minnie Fredrick Wyo. 51 feeders.. Iua 7 50 1 steers. ...MPS 6 10 Henry Fredericks Wyo. 11 feeders.. he.9 7 80 C. Fredericks, Jr. Wyo. 4 feeders. .1036 7 60 6 steers. ... 127 6 83 J. C. Shaw-Wyo. 31 cows ra 50 i cow so 7 1 cow 720 6 50 1 cow 1000 7 00 1 cow 930 6 26 1 cow 1090 7 00 J. C. Hhaw-Wyo. 1 row 940 16 M. K. Newlnger Wyo. 2 feeders.. 965 7 66 1 cs.ahfrs.U50 7 25 8 15 6 75 1 steers.... HrtO 60 8 steers.., M (eedrra.. 945 7 85 1 row..,, Steers.. ..1033 7 70 C. Bright Wyo. S6 steers.... 947 6 96 19 steers.. IS feeders. .11.14 7 75 10 cows... 6 cows 776 60 1 steers.. .11 9.0 Mi 60 95 S 90 4 66 7 86 7 85 927 936 Diamond Cattle Co. Wyo. 26 feeders.. 996 8 95 61 feeders. .1000 22 cow IO08 66 61 rows 950 J. B. Kendriek Wyo. 6 cows P.'i 4 76 43 stoers....lir4 18 steers.. ..11S3 8 8T. S steers... .1167 16 cows 1076 6 56 W. E. Haines Wyo. 8 steers.. ..1.-5 S 10 1 steers. ...151 1 steer 1200 S 10 S steers.. ..ION) S 10 7 7i SOUTH DAKOTA. 10 heifers ... 639 1 heifers.... 6.SA 6 cows 1024 1 bull 15tO 10 feeders... 927 4 cows 960 3 feeders... 725 12 cows ft"4 6 76 1 heifer 490 6 75 6 76 00 6 86 7 85 7 cows 1064 6 40 7 60 1 feeder. 640 48 feeders. 16 cows.... . 951 . 113 .1240 7 35 6 H5 7 35 S 76 1 bull. 2 bulls Grsy M. S 85 600 665 Norfolk dt D. 6 calves... 2xl 1 60 6 rows 896 S 10 6 rows. . . 33 feeders 2 rows lmo 6 65 33 feeders.. 633 65 steer.. ..1058 S 00 J. B. Colman fl. D. 9 cows 96 7 00 6 cows 893 S 00 1 bull 1390 6 60 2 cow m 4 25 F. M. Helnrtrh Mont. 60 steers.... 10X5 S 10 4 steers.. ..1104 8 10 F. M. Ilelnrlch-Mont. 31 steers.. ..1311 too S steers.. ..1833 0 1 steers. ...1120 S 26 1 steer 1100 S 26 40 steers.. .1206 S 25 15 sp. hfrs.1190 1 86 HOGS Receipts amounted to 125 cars or 8,300 head, putting th total for the two day at 13,066 head. This la a gain of more than 7,000 head over last week, and la 1500 lareer than a vemr ISO, Other marketa were reported dull and In moat cases easier, and the local trade was no exception to tbe general rule, opening very low, with first bids right close to 10fy16o lower. Shippers were Hunt buyers today, and as ther wa little competition on th shipping grades th few order that showed up were filled at prices that looked all th way from 10 to a much aa 20c lower. On the whole the killer market Is steady to 6c lower, but the big break In the f rices paid for shipping hogs and the Iglitncss of th shipping demand makes the average show up a good deal worse than that. Bulk of th sales was made at 18 60.6.75. and tops landed at 18.90. Just 25c lower than yesterday. This big decline In th top will give some Idea of No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr. M IH ... Ill 44 l ... 8 74 M SOT 10 I 40 10 124 90 I TO H tn in IM (I Ill 10 I Ts KT m 10 I 0 61 1ST SO I 7i 41 136 ... 1 44 19 J"T let' IT II Ill M I 45 41 ..U4 ... 1 70 4 ! M IK Tl 129 ... 114 It 171 ... I It 44 IM 44 I It 11 im 40 t w Ti an ... n II M 90 I 44 6 I1T ... Tt II 144 10 I 44 . 14 14 ... I 76 II 114 1 I 47 M 171 6ft i Tt 44 lit ... I 70 41 171 ... I Tl 144 U0 TO II 17 M 1 Tl li 141 40 I Tt 4 Ill ... Tl II Ill 60 I 10 44 ..! 114 I T6 II 149 ... 174 Tl Ml ... 160 X HI 99 I TO ' IT.' IM ... I 99 1 II 17 ... I TO mi ... I I 4 I ... I TO 41 lit SO I si tl IK 240 I 7 II 141 44 1 94 44 Ml M 4 14 SHEEP It seemed like old times up In th sheep barn this morning, so far as recelpas were concerned. All told, ther were nlnety-nve cara in light, the run were nuieiy-iivo cars in iiriii, inn run being th largest sine November 11, when 120 cars reached th yards. Thi'ni': Katherlne Wlnterbottom. oonsul ,n .s rrlvals consisted almost entirely of lambs, th number of ewes and old sheep on sale being very small. Th quality of the offerings on an average was common, and perhaps one-third ot the receipts could hardly be graded aa other than feeder stock. Really good killing lambs were scarce. Owing to the light run of old sheep and ewes, prices on such stock were gener ally steady with yesterday. Th demand was good and desirable kinds of killers moved freely so that th offerings changed hands about as fast as they could be shaped up, and mad ready for tal. , Lamb, by reason of the number on sale, and alao on account of lower prices reported on the opening from Chics go, were a little alow In getting started. The demand on the part of packers was good and they all had order calling for a lib eral number of killers, but without ex ception buyer thought that they were entitled to soma price concessions, for the res son that prices at this point were too high yesterday aa compared with markets further east. The result waa that lamba wer weak to 10c lower, and In some cases possibly mora than that as compared with yesterday. There was a splendid buying demand for feeder lamb a usual at this point whenever receipt ar larg tor a day or two In succession. While the feeling waa a little weak at the opening on account of th lower fat lamb market, the de mand was so good that th big bulk of the dealrabl feeders changed hands' be fore midday. Th price paid were gen erally steady with yesterday and tho mar ket a a whole In a good condition, and from a seller s point of view In an entirely sstlsfsctory condition. Quotations on range sheep and lamba: Lambs, good to choice, 4.lVij.40; lambs, fair to good, 17.864(6. 1; lambs, feeder. til.76f7.20; yearlings, good to choire, 16 25 ft. 60, yearlings, fair to good, 16. 0086.25; yearlings, feeders. tu.75tn4.16; wethers, good to choice, ta.90ifi4.16 wethers, fslr to good. S6.S6xp5.90; wethers, feedore, 14 50 4.90; we. good to choice, S6.ao4fi.60; wea. fair to good, Vt.lOifa.M; awes, feeders, S3. 6004.00. Representative sales: No. A v. .r Wyoming lambs 63 l;it Wyoming lambs 62 172 Wyoming ewes and wathora.130 Pr. 7 80 7 f 60 7 76 T 76 7 78 7 90 I 40 t 40 1 26 1 V, T 26 t 60 T IS 40 T 25 26 T 28 S75 7 26 6 76 S 20 S 20 S 60 t 66 4 00 410 303 Wyoming lamb 63 inn Wyoming lambs 106 Wyoming lambs 3t6 Wyoming lambs 65 Wyoming ewes 10 Wyoming owes 241 Wyoming feeder owes. 66 65 60 119 111 94 96 63 43 49 43 tl 47 67 49 63 2ti Wyoming feeder ewes 876 Wyoming fveder lamba 93 Wyoming feeder lambs 678 Wyoming feeder lambs 126 culls 90 Wyoming feeder lamba 54 culls 860 Wyoming feeder lamb m Wyoming feeder lamb 919 Wyoming feeder lamb 46 cull 261 Idaho lamb 267 Idaho lamb 61 48 66 90 84 M i 96 3 native feeder iwh.. 167 natlv feeder ewe 43 native feeder ewes.., 28 natlv feeder ewos... CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Steady to Sfcado Lower Hogra Wnk, CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-CATTLE-R-celpts. 6.000 head; market steady to a shade lower; beeves, 17.164yiO.oO; steers, 16 3OHj.30; stockers and feeders, 15.6016 30; rows and heifers, 13.60920; calves, Ifl.Owtf 11"0. HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head; market, weak ; 6c lower; light, t ti6f9 16; mixed, S4.'H10; heavy, 16 3fl8 96; rouKh. .: ides. 16 6vf8 50; bulk, Is. 7u.i 'J 00. SHEEP AND LAMB Race I pt s, 22.000 lead; market steady to 10c lower; sheen. Sr..oiV'i4.00; earllngs, t6.0Oj37.00, lambs, t40 j.3j. Evaporated 4 poles and Dried Frilla NEW YORK. Aug. IS EVAPORATED APPLE QuW I. Prunes steady. Apricot and peaches dull snd easy. ICaisins firm. NO FORMAL UND OPENINGS Congressman Kinkaid Gets. Answer V Z. to Request of Department. iv'.'v IMPRESSION NOT BASED ON TACT ; Western People ITjiTe Been O really . latereoted In Serwrlogr DetU r".. . alte Stateoient ot Attltad of tho tioveroment. ,. (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. (Special Tele-. gram.) Th commissioner of the) general o'M land office today Informed Congressmsn , Klnksld of the Sixth Nebraska district 4) .4 . that no formal openings of public lands for homestead entrv authorised by con- gresalonal ants during this session ar to take place, and that tho reports so widely current In western state that such openings are to take place have arisen erroneously from the. circumstances of the restorations made by executive or-' ders tn the public domain of areas con tained In a few forest reserves, and also la U . restorations from withdrawals from entry '' for Investigation as to whether th lands , contained mineral, coal, gas, etc.. In pay- t Ing quantities. Western congressmen have been re- reiving hundreds of Inquiries on this sub- - Ject from those wishing to secure land f ' and Judge Klnkald's Inquiry of th land r ' office waa made in order to secure a dofl- ' nit and final statement from this gov- ' eminent for th Information of settler, . . present or prospective. 4.4 Inejnlrles A boot Travelers. The Stste department today notified Congressman Barton of the Fifth Ne- "" braska district that Mr. and Mr. Whit more of Omaha, about whose safety their t J "f son, James Whltmore of Orsnd Island r ' has been much concerned, ar safe In I ''. Ijucerne, Pwltsrrlsnd, and informed him also that the United State consul ther had been Instructed to do all necessary , . , tor their comfort. -' Th department also notified Congress-' man Loberk on the request of Randall K. . . Brown of Omaha, that everything poeai-- 411 bio waa being don to learn th present "I if ' whereabouts of, and render aeelstanc to Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Brown, who, were last neara irom in uuttstein, near 'v.-;i Vienna. . -1 Beatrice Pool master. ? ' 1 Th nomination of J. R. McCann tan b postmaster at Beatrice, Neb., waa"' sent to th senate today, and th fol- lowing postmasters wer nominated In South Dakota: B. H. White, at Castle v- wood; Martin M. Judge, at WebsUr. ' ' " The two Lobeck special bills which re-' cently passed both houses, granting pen- alona ot 113 a month each, with $2 a month ,! additional for their children of each to Mrs. Katharine Hempen and Mr. Ann'? Iefevre, both of Omaha and bcth widows of Spanish war soldiers, .wa lg-tid by th president today. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Quintan and Mis Watt of Omaha ar In Washington and visited at th carltol today. Americans Who Are '?!b in European Cities 21 II WASHINGTON. Aug. lH.-Of American il' whose home addresses ar not reported, " the ar located a follows: In Vienna: Enill Popper. Haus. Tlroler. Karlsbad. Carrahan, O. Hassensall, Ber tha Popper. At The Hague: Henry Rittenberg and family, G. A. Hipke. Ituer family, Otto '' - Loeb. Ludwlg Dry fuss, Logans, May '"' Wardrop. Ethel Watklns. Helen and Dor. T othy Jones. Catherine Pain. Bartholoma :"'-. f.mllu t J 1 1 1 . 1 .1. 111 ,1 Nabb. Mrs. Walsh. ......if, iinIniiiiiiii,r u.uktivia, miee pur i i At nrusseie: Miss Ttiomaa, Mrs. per- rin. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Retlly; left ior cngiana. At Copenhagen: Judge Bushong. Ladt".- Mnr& II I. 1. ..Ill . 1.,, f i . I . W ... --.i .wiia .vi v. wmvu, ,-;t 1 Marian Brlggs, and party, lett fur Hoi- auvisrs en route: mrs. james vy inaiow, - probably In Franc. 1 " At Paris: Alice Williams, on board steamer Chicago. At Cardiff: Lorln Andrew. . iw" At Ixiuvatn: Rev. Mr. Drynes. At Carlsbad: Alexsnder Revelle and wife, left for Nuremburg; Mr. and Mr. I.evlson, Iopold Worser, Mr. Glasgow, ISP Mrs. Voolenssx; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. 7 Jackson, left, destination unknown. I.w 1 At Bremen: Mrs. Arthur Adler. At Southampton: Lux, Eastbourne. -oi.-i: At Venice: Ado! H. Hammond. wtf At Genoa: Elisabeth Stelnen and party, i'.; left for New York. r,nii , At Plymouth: Cecilia Greenstone, M im ' 1 Whlttemore, probably In London. ,-. At Ghent: Josephine Kryl, O. H. Pr- mue. At Lucerne: Mr. and Mr. Springer. At Dresden: Samuel King. .:;,; At Zurich: Herhurn. ni ;' . ' .u h. agror Itttsirr la Collision. iVm. NEW YORK. Aug. 11-Th steamer iJ.T'l Westland, laden with sugar from Antllta, n Cuba, for New York, was In collision to- , ,. day with the ateamer Manna Hat a, carry- , ) Ing freight and a few passengers fron , - New York to Baltimore, near Northeast, End lightship, near Cap May. N. J., ' ,r ' according to Information received her hyil the Marine exchange. The ateamer Porto j'f Rico waa aald to be standing; by. , i jil. Caustic Balsam Bis Irsltttort Est Ks Cexpititsrt. Sat, Speedy and rottttr Our fog Oark, SiUst tosea, Osseed BmH. uaUss TsaaUaa, t saasse. 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