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    THK HEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 21, 1914.
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Apartaseala and Flats.
Elegant Apartment
With Screentnl Porch
Five room. oak finish, paneled ceilings
In living room and dining room. pressed
brick fireplace, P'" r"- PnM ,tr,p".
Nlc closet with mirror door two e.egant
hod froom. bath room with tiled floor end
wYll lirg .kitchen iind refrigerator
"m built-in china closet "! kitchon
cabinet, gas move end refrigerator: houae
telephone system. Janitor "vice.
For further Information, furnished upon
application, - ,..
Scott & Hill
306-7-8 McCtliM Bldg.
Pern gl a 1000.
Gordon Van Co.ibB
1 N 11th St Phone P. M or
STRICTLY modern. Yllf1 JJHnlf
flat. room; ciose "
-RC)OM modern flat. $35. N. -'d.
OQDEN ANNEX loom, wltn kitchen
ette council ttiuu
PLEASANT 4 and room aparimeuia.
w.iklnv dlstar.ee. 404 No. 14th St.
212 N 24T1I ST., 7 rooma, modern, (K
GROVE R ft SPAIN, Douglas 3952.
Burt aa hoosaa.
REEDHURST Nc?M
2 YOUNO working men, private family,
in walking distance; full particular
first letter. D 410, Hee.
rnrnlihrl Iloaaea.
i ROOMS of a 7-room houae, 204B N. ISto
St Tel. Web. 14U.
Farmleked Housekeeping? Raotaa.
CI-08B In. mod., reasonable. R06 Farnam,
1H MASON, I nicely furn. mod houie-
keeping rooms; private imnny. n. -r-
Faratshed RMaaa.
Five rooma at 2825 Cm Bt.; only $10 09
tOO HARRIS, furnished rooms, eleo. lights,
team heat, sleeping porch. H. iitt7.
607 N. 22d. Elegantly furnished, strictly
modern, home-like. Reasonable walking
distance.
HOUSEKEEPING and furnished rea
sonable. 405 North Wh tret.
(MARRIED couple have desirable room
for man and wife, or ladle. Call 230
N. 2M St.
SUITABLE for 1 or 4, modern, cool pri
vate home. Inquire 2017 Dougla.
t-ROOM furnished house from July la
to September L H. 687U. .
NICELY furnished outheat rooma;
young men or buine women preferred.
1136 S. 31st St. Phone Harney $41$.
FRONT parlor on flrt floor, ingle room
on second floor, both suitable for 2 gen-!..-
modern, oool: board. Web. t07.
Room la private family, I or li gentlemen
or man k wiie; ooara n
fTarmtakeel liaaaetieeplBK Koomn.
TWO newly furnished, modern houee-
keeplng room; gas, linen, close-in. $4.
VU Uewey Ave. '
HoBsekeeptaar Rooaae.
tX R. UTH 8t,-Houekeepln and step.
Ing room; mod, home, f hone T. lmi-W.
BO lsth ST.. 725-Houaeaeeping room en
suite; first floor; alo sleeping rooms.
Tyler 10W W. .
THREE nice second-floor rooms, modern
house, let, w guric
n...fc.Knl..g apt. Har. 2181. 4243 Harney.
Uatela aad Apartaaent.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California.
Weekly rates $2 and up. lougla Oaa.
OOUEN HOTEL, rooms U per week.
Council Biuns.
PODGE HOTEL Modern. Reasonable.
tslstsliBC Kooaae.
CLEAN, newly furnished, large, I rooms
enaulte; housekeeping complete; splen
did location; only $4.75 a week. 24
Parker et.
THREE modern ntJ J?I
light nouseaeeping. n r"n""-
Hoosea na ttgres.
HOUSK8 AND FLATS FOR RENT.
$.0o 34oa Burt St.. T rooms, modern,
2s.5ln lAfayetl. Ave(fc roqins. mod
ern, hot water heat. .
$5.00528 Park Ave., 6-room modern
flbt '
$21.502506 8t. Mary's Ave., 6 rooms,
modern exoept heat.
. I-D.ue lelb Howard St., 6 rooms, secpnd
floor. . ' ,,
$17.602614 Sherman Ave., t rooms, all
In best repair, fine large rooms, new
plumklng, fixture, etc
GEORGE & COMPANY.
903 City National Bank Bids'.
Phone Douglas 756.
GOOD 7-room house, modern except heat,
$22- adults only. 2619 Caldwell; walking
distance. Webster 3726.
IF YOU HAVE A HMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH TO INVEST ON A PUOPOS1
m WHFIRK1N YOU TAKE ABSO
LUTELY NO RISK. JO ELEMENT OF
CHANCE. DO NOT FAIL TO READ
MY FIVE UNUSUAL OFFERS. WHICH
WILL. APPEAR IN ALL NEXT SUN
V 1 ' . - . . . . . , it. i! m Dill T IVlll U
DAY a rArtna
WTI.L OFFER FIVE UNUSUAL
; PBnPuSlTlONS NEXT SUNDAY IN
' ALL THE PAPERS. READ MY OFFER
IN THE REAL ESTATE COLUMNS
NEXT SUNDAY SURE. F. 8. TRUL-
'.. . - - ' o.
a-RoOM cottage, gas. good walks, large
lot, reasonable. S522 Blondo St. W. 30ii2.
iriirl.r CI.ITR DISTRICT.
All modern. 6-room house, 923 S. 86th
Bt., $36.
a Nil 8. ROOM strictly modern cottage.
$12 and $J0 per month; shade trees.
2419 so. 4tn t.
6IX-ROOM cottage, all modern except
heat 1730 Bo. 10th. P. 474.
Hnneoii 'n H Parts of the city.
llOU8e8 Crh Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
, FOR REN'l
W hava a complete list of all houses,
tnirtin ant and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha van storage to., sub . mm
See Our Rental List.
.nltr' Rrsltv Investment Co.
Ground floor Bee Bldg. Tel. Doug. 2S)26 o
KON19 to compare, an modern 7-room
houae, also 4-oom fiat, aw no. no.
k-PvOOM cottage, all modem except beat,
convenient to scnooi. u.
Free Rental List
rvimniM. Information about every va.
ant housa and apartment In the city.
Thl service Is free. Tel. Douglas 4477.
Fidelity Btorage m van vu.
Fidelity Storage Co.
Btorage. moving, pacaing aua n.pv.ns.
1 Jackson 6i. Phone. Doug. 161.
-. r i van ana mor-
Maggard's isMssi
Large van. t men, $126 per hr.i dray, 1
men. li per nr. nia w cosier- um. .
Tf T J IDxp. Co.. moving,
I . rPPn packing St storage.
' " "'1AIT Farnam. D. Si
READ MV ADVERTISEMENT. WHICH
WILL, APPEAR IN ALL NEXT BUN-
DAY' PAPERS UNDER THE REAL
ESTATE COLUMNS.
F. S. TKULLINOER. O
IltsiM and Cottag-ee.
DO NOT OVERLOOK MY UNUSUAL
OFFER WHICH WILL APPEAR IN
ALL NEXT SUNDAYS PAPERS. IT
WILL HK Utr l.iTthKaT TO TOtl
WHETHER YOU MAY BE A RENTER.
INVESTOR OR EXPECTING TO BUY
A HOME. DIFFERENT FROM ANY
PROPOSITION YET OFFERED. F. R.
TRULL1NOER. BUILDER OF WELL
Bl.Il.T BfcNSom tlUJllS
l-ROOM houae, all modern, free water.
104 N. 80th. Tel. D. 1b30.
6-ROOkI mod, house, 1611 Dorcas. D. 6210.
NEW 6-room houae. Inquire 09 Bo, d
St. Call Harney 6u7.
i-HOOM house, modem except heat, &36
Park Ave. Iiouglas tl.
6-ROOM cottage, modern except hat
bain, nice bath. Ohio bt. W. 371
ktairra or Mr em.
FOR RENT A a office with reception
room, reasonable. Hi but bank lildg.
FOR HKXT
Stare and Office.
Excellent Counter
Location
For business needing
Only amall Investment.
Will help you atart
Inquire of Superintendent,
Room 103,
The Be Building Co.
Fin cool room . with vault, eleo. light
and water free; 14Hm!7 ft. partitioned
or I private rooma and reception room.
Opens directly on taitif n court. 3d
floor. Apply room 103, Hee Fldg.
GOOD bam. room for or ! horsta
U17 Webstar St. Call Douglas A
REAL ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR AXE
law.
Several good farm for aale cheap:
So acres Improved upland farm with
soma fruit, good water, small buildings,
near Council Pluffa Price $.5 per acre.
62 acre northeast of town, all good
land, near chool. fair building. I'rlca
$150 per sore, no trade considered.
SO acres about I miles nt of center of
city, fair buildings; good orchard, running
water. Price $126 per acre. ,
.213 acrea 5 mile north of city post
office on Lime Kiln road, well fenced and
watered, splendid blue grass pasture;
some timber, 10 acre of corn. Prloa $tK)
per acre.
DAY HESS CO..
123 Peart Street. Council Bluffs. I.
FOR SALE Late Henry Brothers' farm
212 acres, $106 an acre. Address, Thomas
Hanley, Klrkwood Hotel. Des Moines lit.
Liberal terms.
167-AC RE FARM
7 mile of Council Bluffs. All suitable
for farming. About 16 acre alfalfa, 10
acre meadow; good cottage Uouae, small
orchard. Splendid barn. A cheap place
at $125 per acre.
AT OEB REAL ESTATE CO., .
106 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. '
Mlchlgaa.
FOR SALE 1,700 acres of the finest
land In lloverland (Upper Michigan),
Including Improved farm. If Interested,
write immediately. A bargain will be
snapped up quick. Address H., Box 42,
Menomlneo, Mich.
Minnesota.
FOR SALE a acres 4h miles from Min
neapolia, one mile from town; lw) acre
undir cultlvutlo, bal. uaea for past a re;
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
oil; good set of building, consisting of
-roo n house, large barn, granary, corn
cribs, etc.; the land will produce 10 bush
el of corn per acre; telephone In house:
country thickly settled; complete at of
machinery; 27 head of stock, consisting of
U cow, balance 1 and i year old; 6 good
horse, 25 hogs, chickens; Vi of. this year'
crop and everything on the tarra goes at
$M per acre; half cash. Schwab Bros,
iv.m fiymoutn mug., Minneapolis. Minn.
NO FAILURES In Pins county, Minne
sota; close to best markets; choice
lands, easily cleared. $20 per acre; easy
ierm. nunirJonnson. Hinckley. Minn.
FOUND 320-acra nomeatead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not saad
hills. cost you $200 filing fees and all. 1.
A. Trocey. Kimball. Neb.
CHEYENNE county, Nebraska lands, for
sale and exchange. Write for free
booklet Chris Hlckey & Co., Falrbury,
iNeD., or ri. . cat'eiman. ixxixe Pole.
Cheyenne county, Nebraska.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy term.- Ask for book
let M on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
Stat acres wanted. Write about our
gracing lands. It Interested In fruit
lands, ask for booklet on Apple Orchard
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept. Sua
Line Ry.. Minneapolis. Minn.
REAIi ESTATK XOA
WANTED City loans Peters Trust o.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat Douglas 1711
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
ti. w. Binder, city Nat Bk. Bldg.
GARVIN BROS. tf.
(i?L CITY LOANS, Bemta-Carlberg Co..
u 810-312 Brandel Theater Bldg.
WANTED City loan and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1310 Farnam.
HARRISON & MORTON. 16 Om Nat.
CITY property. Large oans a specialty.
w. n. i nomas. e state Bang uiug.
$100 to $10,000 mad promptly. F. D,
wean, wead Bids.. istB and Farnam.
CITY and farm loans, 6.6H, 6 per vxac
J.H.Dumont ez Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
SEE ua first if you want a faria loan.
united state Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Several good Missouri
farms for Nebraska farms, write what
you have. Guy R- Stanton. Lebanon, Ho,
Planoa for other musical inslru'ts. i-'.
ABSTRACTS O TITLE).
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstraot Co.,
. a modern abstract ornce. a eo, nu
Bt Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 206 Br&ndels Tnealcr.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
FOR SALE 10-room house attlo and
full basement: all modern: hot water
heat; automobile garage and drive, large
lot. Inquire owner, 2210 Webster.
Prettiest Bungalow
On Prettiest Mile
A beautiful brick and stucco bungalow
of 5 rooma and enormous porches screened
In. Hot water heat. Two acres of ground.
Shade, garden, chicken house, all tli
comforts of a country home In the city
and, only one block from the street car.
Ideal for a man with a family of chil
dren growing up. You can't find Its equal
in the town for the money. $6,600.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1636. IOg-lu-12-14 ftate Bk. Bldg
$50 CASH
$20 PER MONTH
New 6-room bungalow, living room and
dining room finished In oak, built-in, cup
board, built-in buffet
THE VOGEI, REALTY AGENCY,
1015-lt W. O. W. Bldg
See This
Cozy Bungalow
3042 Meredith Ave.
This is a well built and conveniently
arranged 6-room bungalow near car lint
and good school. Living and dining
rooms golden oak finish, polished oak
floors In all roomr, Beautiful oak col
umns 'etween living room and dining
room; large window aeat in dining room
aid built-in china cupooard In kitchen;
full cemented basement, with floor;
screens for all doors and window. Light
ing fixtures will be Installed and pur
chaser miy select them. Full 50-ft. level
lot Price only $3,5u0, on terms of tfiOO
cash, balanot $30 a month. Open today.
Fred W. Shotwell, Agt
4 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
phone Douglas la.
JUST COMPLETED
Six rooms, oak finish In living rooma,
bedroom on first floor with two upstair
and bath; all modern; furnace; cement
walks; south front corner lot; paved
street; screens. Price but $2,00. Will
give terms, say about $20u down, balance
monthly payment.
C. G. CARLBERO,
310-312 Urandci Theater Ul lg.
t
REAL KSTATK NORTH R1DK
Taken In Trado
Price Cut to $2,275
Worth $.1,000
541 I .art more Ave. 6 rooms, atrlctly
modern, but furnace; In first class, reiair
In every way. Full south front lot; con
siderable bearing fruit; just off 24th
street car line. If you want a home we
doubt If you can find a better one for
$2,275. Term very easy.
HASTING HKYDKN, 114 Harney St.
Near 2lUh and Seward Street
Only $100 Cash
Balance $15 Per Month
8 rooma, .partly modern, on block to
school, two block to car. Price) only
11,600.
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCT.
1015-16 W. O. W. Blclg.
RKAL ESTATK SOUTH 8IDK
5-R Cottage Home
Near U. P. Depot
Northeast corner 7th and WillTum Ft.,
brand new bungalow, 6 large rooms, full
basement, stairs to attic. House la
thoroughly modern In every respect; nice
corner lot. This property can be pur
chased on easy term and Is worth your
time and attention. Price $3,000; $100 or
$400 cash, balance monthly.
Payne & Slater Co.
(IS Omaha National Bank Bldg.
$4,500 FOR quick cash sale. Income prop
erty, II per cent. Call owner, Harney
6117.
HEAL K8TATK WEST HIDE
WEST FARNAM BARGAIN.
At 11 So. 5th St. This home Is very
beautiful, on paved itreet; large shade
trees; strictly modern house rooms;
Block to car line: small payment down.
balance monthly payments per cent
Interest. This house must be seen to be
appreciated. Call Harney 9030 tor further
Information or call at above address.
Apartment House
Site, 2,4th Ave. and
St. Mary's
Northeast corner, 72x146. Two modem
frame houses good for $95 per month
rental. Enough vacant space to partially
improve site wHhout disturbing them.
This Is an Ideal location for high grade
apartments. You can t find its equal in
tho city at the price, $12,000. but would
submit cash offer a little lower.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1536.
208-lu-12-14 State Bank Bldg
SEVEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
CLOSE IN,
FOR $2,500.
South front lot, xl.i0, plenty Of shade,
3120 Burt.
W. H. GATES,
Room 647 Omaha National Bank.
Phone Douglav 1294, -
HEAL ESTATE SUBCRBAN
Dander.
Happy Hollow
Is located between Dodge St, and
Underwood Ave., and 52d St-, ana tne
new Boulevard, bounded by Happy Hoi
low Golf grounds on the west.
See This
' Beautiful Addition today which has
all modern conveniences such w paved
streets, cement sldewal'ts, sewer, water,
gas, electric lights and a complete light
ing system.
Large Lots
62 to 100 feet In width, with a variety
of frontage, each affording a tine view
or Falracres. nappy hoi 10 w uiud ana
Golf grounds, Elmwood Park and. sur
rounding country.
Easy Terms.
Will be made by making a reasonable
down payment and balance payable
monthly, with privilege of paying off
Indebtedness or any portion whenever
desired.
Restricted District
Thereby assuring a future rising In
value of this property and protecting the
property holder agalnat any undesirable
residences being e rooted adjoining this
property.
Don't Miss This
Opportunity
But pick out your location now, then
see us and you will soon own your own
home In Omaha's best new residence
district a good place to live and a safe
place to invest money.
George & Company
0 City Nat l Bank Bldg. Phone D. T66.
Coeacll tllaffs.
BLOCK OF II LOTS.
11.200. easy term. Council Bluff. 4
block of Omaha car line. Nloa high
ground. These lota are very cbean.
They are within about a mile of the busi
ness part of Omaha. They will grow In
value every . year and meantime will
make you a good horn where you can
have a garaen, rruit, cnicsens, a cow.
etc.. and have room for your children
to play.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
REAL ESTATE) MISCELLANEOUS
CAN'T BEAT
THIS
OWNER SACRIFICING
$1,000
On fine new home, S room, entirely
modern, oak finish, newly decorated,
laundry, etc. Beautiful lot aouth front;
paved street. Very choice location In re.
stricted residence section of Prairie Park,
near 16th and Meredith. Keal snap at
13,650; small amount cash required.
l'hone ua about 8-room snap at $3,600.
And new s-room houss at list and
Plnkney.
McKi trick Real Estate Co.
316 Ramga Ftldg. D. 142. 15th and Harney.
Large Level Lot
Fifty-foot frontage, beautiful S-ft. ter
race. $676. . The owner must have $25 cash,
balance on very easy terms,- city water,
s.dewalks already in and paid for; near
car Una. Keaaonable building restrictions.
II. 11. Harper
PHONE DOtrOLAS 2596.
1013-14 CITY NATIONAL RANK BLDG.
Close In
517 So. 25th Ave.
Six Large Rooms.
$4,500
WEST FARNAM UAltOALV
At 116 So. (6th St. This home lg very
beautiful." on paved "gtreef. large shade
trees; auictly modern house, rooms;
niock to car line; small payment down,
balance munthly payments 6 per cent
interest. This house must be seen to be
appreciated. Call Harney 2030 for further
luturroatlon or call at above address.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Exporter! of Ortin Meet Another
Stumbling Block with Bank.
WEATHER IS SOMEWHAT BETTER
Shower aad Lower Temperatares
A re Helping: the Oatleok (or a
Big Harvest nt the, Yel
low Cereal.
OMAHA. Aug . 1W4.
The export altua'l.m I not improved
any because New York bank will accept
foreign exchange hills. Tneir acceptance
of same la not final, and unless they are
paia ariroad the shipper Is liable for
them, so that Is absolutely neessary
that the money be her In order that
me snipper may not be subjected to the
fortunes of war.
Wheat closed with advances of tW2c.
The head of a leading house said that
n nia opinion forelgnora would require
l great deal of our breadstuffs later on.
but at present the amount of wheat sold
to go abroad will furnish ample supplies
for the time being. The wheat cru of
the leading grain producing roumrlns
of Europe are short, the total being
placed by and English authority at 3.".-
W0.000 bushels, as compared with last
year.
uhe sesboard was again claiming some
new export bualnees. but the amount was
not large and the business was not con
firmed at the close of the day.
ealhnr conditions over the corn b' t
were materially Improved yesterday ami
the promise for today wan even more
encouraging. There were showers in the
southwest and the official forecast was
for lower temperatures. This had thr
effect of Inducing a lot of selling lor
profit In the latter part of the session
ana prices finished lower than
trevlou resting spot a The fact that
corn waa offered more freely by the
country also discouraged holders and the
east was not so keen after cash corn.
Many also came to the conclusion that
the recent sharp advances have carried
prices to a point where caution must be
exercised and the market waa due for a
natural reaction.
New high levels for the rrop were made
hv nail v.t.rl.i. olitnln. flfliint.
were materially under the best. There waa
active buying early by commission houses.
wnicn indicated that the public has con
fidence In outs, probably on the theory
that price are too cheap as compared
with other grains. An excellent demand
prevailed for cash oeta. There waa free
selling for profit around top figures and
this, with the weakness In corn was re
sponsible for the reaction in price.
Wheat was unchanged.
Corn waa H4ilc lower.
Oats were unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 816.0UO 1 100. OHO bonded) bushels; corn.
30.000 bushels; Oats, 24,000 (1,000 bonded)
oushels.
Liverpool closed: Wheat. 1W1
higher, nominal; corn. Id lower.
Primary wheat receipts were ' 1,212.000
bushels ad shlpmets NT7.000 bushels,
against receipts of BH3.000 bushels and
shipments of 766,000 bushels Inst year.
Primary corn receipts were KW.OOO bush
els and shipments 3t"3,000 bushels, against
receipts of 300,000 bushel and shipment
of 354,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.356,000
bufchela and shipments 743,000 bushels,
against receipts of Hj6.000 bushel and
shipments of 627,000 bushels last year.
CARLO? RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Corn Oat
Chicago .......
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
St. Louis
213
269
60
18
269
87
$50
a
70
16
44
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The following sale were reported tcv
day: Wheat: No. SI hard winter. 1 car,
io; t car, yc. mo. i norn winter. I car,
SOViio: 2 car. 90c: 2 car. 86c. No. 4 hard
winter, 1 car, 88c; 1 car, 87c. No grade, 1
car (heating), 84e. Oat: no. 8 white. 1
car, 40V.c; t car. 40c. No. 4 white. Z car,
3&c. No. 1 mixed, 1 car, 8V.o. No grade,
1 car. S84c. Corn: No. 1 white. 1 rar. 7ho,
No. 2 white. 1 car. 77"4o. No. 1 yellow.
4 cars, 78Ue; 1 car. 78c. No. t yellow, 1
car, 1 car, 78o. No. 3 yellow. 6 ear,
78c; 1 car, 77V1O. No. 6 yllow, 1 car. 77c;
t car. 77M.C. No. 6 yellow, 5 car, 77'yi;
No. 1 mixed, $ car, TIMc; I car, 7640.
No. t mixed, t care, 77 o. No. $ mixed, 2
cars. 77c; 2 cars. 7t4e. No. S mixed. 3
RKAIj KSTATE MISCELLANEOUS
It. H. LANDER YOU, real estate. Insur
ance; moved to 201 Neville. D. W0.
6-R. HOUSE, all modv full lot. east
front; Id lot from corner, 3033 N. 23d
St., block to car, easy terms. Call owner,
W. 6372.
f-ROOM house, renu for 11&.6U, must be
old at once; $3o0 will handle It It 4711.
REAL ESTATE: ACREAGE
Suburban Home
Fifteen acres on 60th, south of Center.
This property is highly Improved.
Has (-room strictly modern house, large
barn, chicken house, ate. There are about
three acrea In fruit and shrubbery, which
Include most everything In the fruit and
shrubbery line; about two acres In garden
and pasture, balance In alfalfa.
There Is a beautiful grove surrounding
the house from where a splendid view of
the city and country can be had. The
treet car la now being extended on Center
street, which will be within three blocks
of this property. The party who owns
this property Is very anxious to sell and
will take as part payment an Omaha resi
dence. This Is positively a proposition that I
not offered everyday.
O 'Neil's R. E. & Ins. Agency
Phone Tyler 1024. 1605 Farnam St.
Two Acres
Splendid View
$20 Cash, $15 a Month
Adjoining Benson, on block off raved
road. An Ideal horn site. Land slopes
011 gently 10 in souin ana west. An iceal
place for raising fruit and poultry and
near enough to work In town. Price $1,200.
HASTINGS aV HKYDEN, 1614 Harney Ht
A Little Farm , ,
On Military Ave.
$25 Cash, $20 a Month
134 acres. A nice corner on paved road;
lays well and I a dandy piece. Paving
all paid. Paved all tne way Into town.
Will clvlde Into 11 nice east front loU.
Prloe (1.600.
HASTINGS A HKYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
BIRTHS AND DEATH!.
Births Harry C. and Raehael Brown.
2721 Plnkney, boy; 8. and B. Clrco, 130
South Thirteenth, girl; Frank and Char
lotte Duraud, 41)16 Capltoi avenue, boy;
, ' W m - A A n..n.llw kit k T
ciiat, girl; Ed and Marl Miller, 1322 North
jtiirtietn, boy; iiarry ana rtuin mc-
Anna Sawic kl, 2516 South Thirtieth, boy;
Paul and Kosle Schnltse, 2100 Howard,
flrl; S. and Kathertne Vogl, 2446 South
'Ifteenth, boy; George and, Blanch Winn,
4vu euum euAiernin, uujr.
Deaths Mrs. t rankle llayden. 46 years,
116 North Kleventh; Jna Hansen, 65
year. 3tJ6 North Thirteenth; Helnhard
Liserkies. 61 years, 102 Linnsyi Ie
Kothchilds. 66 yeara, J82t Farnam; Bengla
Kriikaon, 98 eara, l'SB Clark; barah J.
paynter, hospital.
MARRIAGES J.HKJIIEI.
The following couple have been licensed
to wed:
Name and Residence. Age.
Harvey A. Ragan, Missouri Valley, la.. 34
Mrs. Jessie M. Poone, Mo. Volley, la.... 30
Iouls Hokanson, Omaha 17
Lydla N. Almqulst, Omaha M
Rudolph Pone. Jr . South Omaha 21
Annie Peaek, toouth Omaha 11
Fred J. Nlcemann, Omaha 24
Anna Mlddletoo, Omaha $1
Thomas D. Lea, Omaha 37
Mrs. Kffia M. Watson. Council Bluffs.. 17
Bt ILDIMU PERMIT!.
Fred J. Adam, 1723 Mason, fram build
ing, $3. WO; Sam Ureenleaf, BUM North
Korty-flf Hi, frame dwelling, ri.600; Ed
ward Stanley, 4t15 1'odgu, alteration,
1 . 0 J : E hlle'. 1S iKKlge. brick tUirt,
(vJ.ie. : Gedlrey Horacek, 606-607 North
'iiilrtventh, wuifhouse, $7,MU,
cars. Te. No. 6 mixed, 1 rar. 'r; $ rar.
7-. Sample: 1 car, 7ilc; I car, .4'c
Omaiia cash prices: Wheat: No. I hard.
KhjuIc; No. S hard, Wni!",'c No. 4 hard.
HiuVic; No. 1 spring, vOMi91ttc; No
spring. t.V: No. 4 spring, kHm!ft4c;
No 1 durum, tnVumr; No. X durum, "f
tiX'Sc Corn: No. I while. T7h?'ic; No 4
while, iijiilc; No. 6 wnue, iiivajcc; No.
3 yellow, 7M;s,c; No. I yellow, TrWii"c;
No. 4 yellow, 77vi'T7Sc; No. 3 mixed, JSW
77V,c; No. 1 mixed. .HW4?7r; No. 4 mixed.
7'uJ6tc; sample mixed, i4Hti i'''. Oats;
No. 1 white, Vnic; standard, 40V4U
4t"c; No. 3 white, -'i4itic; No. 4 white,
3!- :8vc. Barley: Malting, 5"vn13c; No. 1
feed, 4.Kfi0c, Rye: No. 1. 75$7e; No. 3, 72
67&C.
c-iiicauo iiR4i Ann I'HOVmOXH
Prices on Board ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. JO. Yesterday' gain In
wheat was lost on profit-taking sale to-
osy ana tn close was weak, initc net
lower. Corn dropped ifi'i oat So and
provision WKi5c, the latter In January
pork. The market was almost purely
speculative.
Wheat opened He down, but recovered
momentarily and went Nc over yesterday,
hut the firmness was a mere flurry
Thereafter the trend was downward
mostly because longs contused by con
flicting reports of the exporting situa
tion, thought It well to secure their
profits. Recent alleged export sales were
not confirmed, and one explanation of
recent rumors was that exporters had
been selling to each other. A notice from
the local British consul declaring that
the timidity of shippers about foreign
sale was not Justified reached the trade
after the close. The consul said that the
shippers will he protected by the Bank
of England. The clone was only lc over
tne tHittom ror tne day.
The decline m corn was Influenced by
the rains, but the market was relatively
steadier than wheat, due largely to local
ouying on tne brenK. 1 ountry orrerlng
were small.
France was reported In the market for
oats at the seaboard, but hlda her were
out of line and profit-taking by specu-
ator and the persistent selling of a big
elevator concern reduced the price.
provisions also aurrered rrom pront
taking, although a shipping demand for
lard developed on the break. Expectation
of a freer movement of hogs next week
also was an Influence. -
Grsln prices furnished nr T.oaan A
Pryan office, 315 8011th Sixteenth tret:
Artlcle Open. 1 High. lxw. I Close.lYe y.
Wheat- i TT i '
Fept i9oH4K6 W M'f , i 4
Pec. II 01 V, 1 C 'Ti W1 BMi
May.t OWB'V 1 08H 1 OoH 1 05 106
Coin '
Pept.78Hlff79 7W 7S4 ' 784 TV
Dec..l(SV4(iV, 70' l 6i 7S
May.OH1)! 71, 7tH ' 7tsii "1
Oats i '
Sept.43VTS 44 43 434 43V4
De.-..l46'-41l 464 .46 4' 46
May.49a41 4 48 40Tb 4
Pork
Sept. 1 22 S6-4S SM 23 $5 21 60 13 J7H
Jan..) 21 50 XI 50 21 25 21 25 31 46
Lrd-
Hept. 110 00-05 10 05 8 74 I 97H (U
Oct.. 10 10-16 10 17V 10 10 10 10 HVk
Jan.. I 10 45 10 45 10 35 10 35 10 06
Bibs- I ' !
Sept.l 11 67H 11 W 11 67Vi IS 75 11 72H
Oct.! U 80 I 11 30 I 1 26 13 3j 12 27 s
Jan .ril 80-131 11 26 11 15 11 15 11 07H
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-Ib., cartons, 30c; No.
1, 60-lb. tubs, 30c.
CHKESK-Imported Swlsa, 40c; Ameri
can Swiss. 26c: block Swlsa. 22o: twins.
174c; daisies, lfto;, triplets, 13c; Young
America. 19c: blue label biick. lftc: lim
burger, 1-Ib., ltc; 1-lb.. Die; New York
white, lc; imported French ttoquerort,
48e.
FISH-Trout. 17c; large crappies, 10W
16c; salmon, lB15c; halibut, o; channel
cainsn, iiic; pme, nc; picgerei, ivo,
POULTRY Broilers, ic; hena,i llcl
cocks, (He; ducks, so; geese, (c; turkeys.
lbo; piegons, per doaen. voo; oucks, 11111
feathered, 8c; goese, full feathered, 8c;
souab, No. 1, $1.60; Nn. t, 6O0.
HOGS Receipts, 33,000 head; market,
dull; bulk, $M.2SS.66; light. (S.tOihS.IW;
mixed, lo.lOfW.SO: heavy, .0ifi$.7ll; rough
$.00(ii6.l6; pigs, $7.26 S.KO,
BKEF CUTflNo. 1 rib, Ho; No. t,
lHc; No. 1, 16o; No. 1 chuck. 13c; No. t,
12c; No. 1. 11 Wo; No. 1 loin. Uttc; No. 3,
Wuc; No. i, 14c; No. 1 plates, c) No. 1,
lo; No. S lHc; No. 1 round, 16Vc; No. 2.
8c: No. I, Ihio.
Price furnished by the Glllnsky Fruit
Co.:
NUTS Salted peanuts, Sl.M pef case!
No. 1 California walnuts, 16Hc per lb.;
pecans. 12 Wo per lb.; filberts, 15o per lb.;
almonds. 20a ier lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar Walnutdates,
$1.25 per box; limes, $1.76 per basket;
cracker Jack, $1.60 per rase; crackerjack.
per hail rase, (1.75: checker. M) per
case; checkers, per half case, $1.76.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower: Denver,
per lb., 12Sc; cabbage, 2V4a per lb.;
onion, 2Ho per lb.; pepper. 60c per bas
ket; fancy tomatoes, OOo per basket; cu
cumbers, hot-house, 1-dos. basket, 75c;
new beets, carrots and turnips, too per
dos. ; celery, Michigan, too per dos. ;
celery, Denver, large jumbo, $1 per dos.;
head lettuce, 6O0 to $1.50 per do.; leaf
lettuce, 40o pr dos.; onions, horn grown.
lao per aoi.; raaisne, 000 per aos.; game,
Italian. 20c per lb.: horsa radish. 31. &
per case; shelled popcorn, 40 per lb,; as
paragus, home grown, per dos., market
price about wo per dog.; potatoes, new,
710 per bu.
Cora aad Wheat Resto Balletla.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United State Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hours ending at ( a. m . , 75th
meridian time, Thursday, August 20, 1914;
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp. P.sin
Station. High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland Ha 7
Auburn $6 63
.00
.00
.07
lOO
.00
.00
.00
.62
.00
.00
.00
.00
.06
.03
.00
.00
.16
.00
.00
.47
.00
.00
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. 'Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Broken Bow'... W 60
Columbus (4 63
CulberUon W 61
Falrbury 0 66
Fairmont tl 66
Orand Island .. 86 64
Hsrtlngton ....100 65
Hastings 89 , 64
Holdrege 8 (7
Lincoln 86 68
North Platte... 86 66
Oakdal 87 60
Omaha 79 67
To k amah 14 61
Valentin 80 68
Alta. la 7 64
Carroll, la 12 62
Clarinda, la.... 4 4
Sibley, la (0 60
Sioux City, la.. 82 .64
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m. 1
DIBTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of --Temp.- Rain
District. Station. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, O..... II
Louisville, Ky... 23
India'polls, Ind.. 13
Chicago, III .14
Ht. Louis. Mo.... 23
Des Moines, la.. 24
Minneapolis ..... 61
Kan. City. Mo.. 34
Omaha, Neb 17
M 6s .20
M 72 .00
86 70
84 66 .40
4 66 .80
$4 64 .60
78 64 .30
84 66 .80
88 64 .40
The weather I cooler In the northern
and western district of th corn and
wheat region. Heavy rain occurred at
stations In Mlnntsola, Missouri, Illinois
and Indiana, and lighter rain In all other
section, except the Louisville district.
I,. A. WElJiH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
MlaeasK.ll Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. S0.-WHRAT-September,
(l.OiH: No. 1 hard, $1.06H; No.
1 northern. $1 (ti 1.07V. No. I northern,
WSc4il 06V. No. 1 white. ttVjctjid.OaV
WHEAT Advanced slightly.
FLOUR Unchanged,
BARLKY-6.V(J63c.
RYE 73"ij7e.
BRAN $22.50.
CORN No. 1 yellow, 77t4fl74o.
OATS No. 1 white. 44U44c.
FLAX-ll.66VrtH.eimc.
Caffeo Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. COFFEE Th
pot coffee market was lower again today
with Rio No. 7 quoted t I and Santo
4 at It Th foreign exchange situation,
so far as financing shipments from Brasll
through London Is still .very uncertain,
but It la reported that Brasll Is showing
more disposition to offer coffee, and It la
rumored primary ahlppera have asked for
New York credit. These features are
supposed to point to an increased move
ment la thl direction from Brasll In th
near future ai.d It was said her today
that Brasll had offe.ed cost and freight
coffe free to New Orleans at considerable
oonoeesion In prices.
Metal Market.
HT. IXITIB, Aug. tO.-METALfl-Iad:
Firm at $3 76. Spelter; Easier at fc so
6.70.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Killing: Cattle of All Kindt Active
and Fully Steady.
FEEDER CATTLE SOME LOWER
ghleplae; Hnge Ten to Fifteen In
aad Parkers Strong to Five
lllaher fthe.ep aad I.ambs
Are go Hellers.
SOI TH OMAHA. Aug. , 1I4
Recrlnta r'.tti Moss. Sheep
Olilclni Munrfay 8.17 4, Ml ?4.3':t
orflclal Tuesday 4.SJ7
Official Wednesday... 2,fA
Estimate Thursda) .... 1.700
7. KM
1,0t
20.143 1,, "
;2,ii.; m.;;
SI...
62.210 ...
61.0,1.' Us..,
W.S.IH ! Pa. . .
Pour days thl week.l.l 26 4J.
Paine days last weak. .10,66.. Ju.WJ
.anie clays 2 wks nao. 10.249 .l!l
Same day 3 wks. ago.l0.9) H.KTo 2.7H
Same day 4 wks. ago.IO.St1 32.41 46. 'Km
Same days last year... IS, owl 23.MM 64,s.V
The following table snow the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
dat a compared with last year:
1914. 113. Inc. Per
fattl 4X1.676 617,464 35.87
Hogs l.tiM.fc'S l.K2,1,(0 1SH.372
Sheep 1,470,566 l.JKti.WO 203.576
The following tahle shows the prices
for hoga at the South Omaha live stock
inarket for the last few days, with com
pHrlK.ng: Pate I lu. I1h:j.iii1.I1u ilji0.liaO.ll.
Aug. (.1 7 M,VI K 7 OKI . T 711 1 Ml C 46
Aug. T..I 3 2? I III 1 M til 1UII H
Aug. .. ( 5.SV ( i T XI, 7 2 T 0 6 30
Aug. I. . I ix ? S9 t 3T T 7 fO
Aug. lo.l iW,i . 1 7 iS T 13i T SI 1 41 6 40
Aug. 11.1 (V2HI I 101 1 7 11 T HI I 34 6 10
Aug. d 7H n 7 M 04 7 111 7 Sol 7 4'4 6 41
Aug. 13. N HV 7 V.V I i (06 7 47I6K
Aug. 14. 1 I 04'ni 7 70: ( 121 7 10 7 4(1 6 17
Aug. 16. 1 $ MSI 7 iSf 12 7 OKI Ki ' 6 30
Aug. i. 1 7 77i 3 141 7 171 ( 24 , 7 611
Aug. 17 t 7H4 I 06 7 17 ( M 7 61 6 44
Aug. IS. a 7 751 7 17 X 241 7 72 6 41
Aug. 1H. I s KtU 7 77 a na 7 1!) X 2:1 7 f.4l 6 31
Aug. 2Q.( 8 Pg'tl 7 W a 0D 3 37 1 7 M, a 7
Receipts and disposition or live stock
at the Union Hock yards. South Omaha.
or iweniy-nur hours ending at 3
o'clock yesterday :
RECEIPTS CAR.
I'atllo !, HhMD tl'r'a.
l .. ai. Ml. I"
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. A N. W east....
C. A N. W.. west ...
C, St. P., M. O..
C, U. A Q., east..,.
C, H. & Q west....
C, R. I. A P., east..
C. R. I. P., wet..
Illinois Central
Chicago Gt. West...
14 1 33 1
14 32 ii
17 14
32 106 47 1
Total receipt.... M
DISPOSITION H ICAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Morrl A Co...
117
1116
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co..
Schwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co
Corn Belt Serum Co...
Roth
tia
4.6
1M
l.HRl
1,68
1.6)
S42II
3,6.13
I
11
13
(
Swift, K. C.
67
Benton, V'aant A Lush 163
Hill A Son I
F. B. Lewi 77
J. H Root A Co 124
J. 11. Bulla 102
L. F. Hubs 16
Itoaenstock Bros 6
McCreary A Kellogg.... 63
W'erthelmer A Degen.... 47
H. F. Hamilton 1
Sullivan Bros 14
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 12
Christie 83
Hlgglna II
Huffman 11
Both 6
Meyers 46
Tanner Bros 21
John Harvey 36
Klein 19
Other buyer 173
t.533
Total 1,214 6.803 10,011
CATTLE Receipt were light at all
point thl morning, only sixty -eight car
being reported in the yard hsr. For the
week the local receipts amount to 16,664
head, being the largest of any similar
period since the last week In April. As
compared with the corresponding period
a year ago. there la a falling off of over
1.000 head. It la very evident from the
sue or tne run that tne rang season is
getting under way.
With the demand good In the face of
light receipts, all kinds of killing cattl
were very free sellers, prices as a rule
being fully steady with yesterdsy. There
were no choice or fancy beeve on sale,
but there were yearling good enough to
bring 19.85. Good feeders war steady to
inosalbly a little lower, while medium
kinds of light cattle were around 250
lower than early in the week
uuotatlona on Cattle: Good to choice
cornfed beeve. 3D ROilO 10: fair to good
cornrea beeve, 1s.7br3t1.50; common to fair
beeves, $KO0fis76; good to choice rang
steers. 87.M.2T; common to fair range
teers, $8 2iViY.oo; fair to good rang
teer. .75r7 BO: choice to fancy corn
fed heifer, $ 601 SO: good to choice
grass heifers. $6 7t7.76; good to choice
glass cows. 16 2fM'7 it : fair tn inad aradea
$5 50.25; common to fair grade. $3.5o(
d w sooc to choice atevrkera and feeder:
$7.75fi.30;falr to good atocker and feeder.
. 0wj7.it; common to fair atocker and
iubii, o.o'.if i.wj .UK's tun. aim ueitvrs,
$5.6m7 35: stock calves. IS.SCrarVM: veal
calves, $7.OOjl0.26; bulls, stags, eto., $4.76a
T.UI.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
NV. Av. Kit. Pr. No. at. h. Pr.
1 10M I II I al I
4 1204 I 61
STKKHK AND HEIFERS.
14...
It...
6...
11...
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4...
1...
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.in a to
cows.
.1041 4 16 4....
1411 I Tl
.114 M
.1110 I 0
.im a 11
. HI M
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. tut 4 W
. HS I 1
.11 I 34
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4...
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1411 a
COWS AND HEIFERS.
its it
HEIFERS.
7f4 I 44 1 4m I 70
m 1 10 1 m a ti
"4 .W -
1110 6 71 1..... IM 111
M IH 1 ...1110 I M
CALVE.
146 I M 1 IN m
414 I 76 14 114 I t
14 1 I Ill 10 W
IM) 7 11 1 110 10 10
1 to I 00
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11...
Ill I 14
I.
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ti
1
1
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IM I 14
, Ml I 76
, 714 I 11
, 147 4 40
10.
32.
II.
.. 4V4 ,7 40
..10(41 7 40
.. 76 7 Tl
..1131 7 M
II.
W E8TERN8.
John Marsden, Wyoming.
1 bull 1216 6 CO
1 steers.
.1043 7 36
1 Bteer 1270 ( Ot
4 steer...
1 cow
t cow. ...
8 f seder.
..1010 7 26
8 cow 80 6 75
.. 830 6
It cow ko4 4 00
II calve.... n 8 60
18 feeder... ,7 7 85
.. 857 7 80
1 heifer...
.. keO 7 00
NEBRASKA.
22 cows 1075 6 60 18 steers..
1 cows M6 6 35 1 bull....
40 feeders... 1016 6 70 32 feeder
8 feeder... If72 1 60 feeder
13 feeder... (33 7 06
WYOMINO.
30 feeders... D66 8 16 8 cowl...
.1170 T 76
.1420 $ 90
. r 7 60
. 802 7 35
886 ( 45
6 cow 1110 6 76 4 cow. 7VU ( 00
Moot Receipt amounted to 114 car.
or 7.600 head. For th week supplies total
zn.uu nean. a gain or e,ow head a com
pared with laat week, and almost 1,000
head larger than a year ago.
Price continued to move upward thl
morning, and while trad was dull
throughout, th market was fairly satis
factory from start to finish. Shipping
orders were numerous and with a fair de
gree of competition on shipping grades
tns early tale to shippers and specu
latora were fully a dime up, and In most
case were Quoted aa lOuill.e hmher.
Packers were slow In starting out and
their first bids were no more than steady
with yesterday's average. Price Improved
lowly a th morning advanced, however,
and when, after a very draggy session,
th bulk of the supply finally started to
move, values were fully steady with
Wednesday's high close, and looked at
least strong to a nickel higher than the
average market. la fact, quite a number
of Individual aalea appeared to be a flat
nickel higher. Generally speaking the
packer market Is no more than strong to
6u higher, but the sharp advance on the
numeioua shipping sale put the average
g good nickel above yesterday.
Bulk of the sales landed at $8 (&$.M,
the longest string selling st $3.fc. with
quits a showing a high aa $800 and a fair
sprliikllug of shlpptnd hog oa up to
1
$ T.". the top. Tidav's advance puts price
ncsrlv on the same level as tie close of
last week, when the long string brought
18 !H and tops rendird 1.
(Quotations on rni.v cheep and lam hi:
Limlii. tood to rii.Mfe, S hVfJs.40; lambs,
lair to wood. I7.S ti 16; lamos. feeder.
.7." .'.:f: jeering!., good to rholce, IH.25
jearilngj. lair to g o1, o."'?r6.26;
yem lings, ier". $ io'ci.i6; wether,
grod to rholie, $ j J fie. IS we. hers. flr tn
good, $5 6C? ..!.; wet.iers, leeoers, $4 K
4 !0; ewes, gxid to choice, $..TivgMi; ewes.
f ir to
fi.MOi.OI
good, $. lisuj.au; ewes, feeder.
m.
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PIGS.
14 tl ... 7 M It 141 14 I 10
SHEEP A continuation of liberal re
ceipts, amounting to soma 13.000 bead,
was an outstanding feature in hep and
lamb thl morning. Chicago had a light
run for a Thursday, the supply there be
ing estimated at no more than about 1,000
head. Today's grnerous run, along with,
lllwral recclptn on the prevlou days of
the week, makea a large total for th
week thus far, there being all told soma
62.216 head reported at the yards, a com
pared with 51,tt!2 last week, M,iMn iwb
week ago and 46.700 for the correspond
ing time a year ago. The receipts 4oday
were mostly lamb and th aupply or
rged offering waa light like It haa been
of late.
Hovers were In th barn early as
timial, but sellers were all asking higher
prices, largely on account of the em el
run at Chicago and elsewhar. nothing
much changed hands until after 11 o'clock.
Thus In the end the market could o
summed tip a alow on both aheeoi and
lambs, with prices steady to strong with
yesterday's general trade. It might ha
added that lambs closed strong yesterday
and the last aale Included soma Idaho
lambs at $8 25.
There was no Important change in Tho
feeder trade, aa It waa still a case of the)
ulk or th feec.ing sheep and lambs De
ng active sellers at prices fully steady.
The supply of suitable feeding lambs
such as are In the best demand were in
moderate supply as compared with the
ior pari 01 me wee a. 1 wo car or,
Wyoming feeding awes, weighing around
106 pound, were weighed up early at
$4.00.
SHEEP.
No. Av.
Pr.,
7 7S
7 7S
7 7K:
7 76
$75
175,
7 25;
7 251
I K,
7 15'
a go
715
7 li
7 25
I K
7 25
7 25
7 2S
6 00
( no
4 01
4 00
4 60 .
3 55
a m
a 60
1 50
6 60
t M
5 60
7 26
7 25
7 25
7 15
7
1 26
7 15
i 00
8 35
7 76
75
7 85
257 Wyoming lambs 63
21 Wyoming lambs "
226 Wyoming lambs 64
in J Wyoming lamb 63
221 Wyoming feeder ewe M
ls4 Wyoming reener ewe
17 Wyoming ewe ..106
207 Wyoming feeder lamb 66
133 Wyoming feeder lamb 66
15 Wyoming feeder lamb 51
1K2 Wyoming feeder lamb 64
233 cull 43
2M Wyoming feder lamb M
216 Wyoming feeder lambs 65
147 Wyoming feeder lambs 4
2S0 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
110 Wyoming feeder lambs.., 65
12 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
111 Wyoming feeder ismos o
138 Wyoming yearlings .
4 Wyoming lamus 17
36 feeier ewes.
.,. ..".
108 feeder ewes
...107
...106
...104
... 7
...111
...114
,...112
..!'
,...!
... 6
... 50
... 6
... 66
... 68
.... 84
.... 61
,...101
.... '
.... 66
.... a
220 feeder ewe
81 feeder ewe
60 feeder ewe
184 Wyoming ewe
174 Wyoming ewes...
46 Wyoming ewes
74 Wyoming wes
28 Wvomlng ewes
245 Wvotntns- feeder lambs..
2.M) Wyoming feeder lambs..
W Wyoming feeder inmos..
213 Wyoming feeder lambs..
Ti Wyoming feeder lambs..
137 Nebraska feeder ewes....
334 Nebraska feeder lamb..
32 fed ewes,
39 culls
46 fed lambs
ISO Nebraska feeder lamb..
27 native iamb
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MAB.KET
Cattle Steady to Te Cents Uw
Hon Fir Ceata Higher. 1
Chicago Aua- 20. CATTLE Receipts,
4.500 head; market, steady to lOo lowerl
beeves. (6 0810.60: steer. $6.Vir.40; atoek
ers and feeders, fc.4G&H.10; cows and heif
ers $360ij0.20; calves. 7.7&ffH0.76.
HOGS Rexjelptg, 13.ow neaa; miriwt,
strong snd (0 higher; bulk of sales, $ 0T
a.30; light, $9.008.60; Mixed. 18.76160;
heavy. $8.60&e.36; rough. W.6UHJS..5; Pigs..
$7.0mt6.ft5. '
IHEtr AND lamw r 51 pis, S.VOV'
. I . . .1 .. ... 1An V.vkAH. Akr '
$6 104f41.lO; yearling, $6,0027.00; lambs, $6.60
Q6.60. I
t. Laala Ll4 gtoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 20.-CATTI.E R-i
celpta, LJOO head. Including Taxana; mar-:
kst, lower: native beer (tears, (7.6O31O.40: 1
cow and heifer, (6.0itf.60; stookara and.
feeder. 15.011)7.60: outhorn teer. sa.v,
(T8.25; cows snd heifers, ti.OOS4.60; na-:
tlve calve, (ti.w910.BU. ,
HOGS Receipts, 6,100 head: market,
higher; pig and light. 17.00!.&6; mixed
and butchers, $3.2-a-60; good heavy.'
$9 NVH0.66.
KliHKP AND LAMBS Receipts, . 1103
head; market, steady; native) mutton a,i
$4.0UU6.26; lamb. $7.0068.16. ,j
gloss City Live llork Mtrktt, 'lj
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug. K.CKTTVB
Receipts,- 600 head; market, steady: na
tive steers, $7. 603-9. 60; butcher. (4.60 0O1
cow and heifer, $6.0of 60; cannexa, $3 841
tic,. 60; stocker and feeders, $8.8&84.ao;
calve, 7.al0.00; bulla, stags, etc.,
$5 6Vlr1 26.
HOGS Receipt. (.000 head; market.
64t lOo lower; heavy. $8 ft&9.10; mixed, $8.80
ti8 85: light, $8.75(341.80;.. bulk of sales,
$8.7fvfi8.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Xtt
head; no quotations.
Kansas City Live Itoak Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. . CATTLE-.
Receipts, l.OoO head: market, steady!
prime fed steers, (H-OwS IO.60; dressed beet
steers, U.l("nb0. western steers, f7.J
40; slocker and feeder. $5.76(.2C; bulla,
$6 60;. cslve. $6.5twrl0.76.
' HOcS Receipt, 1 WW head; market,
teady; bulk, $9.1649 35; heavy, $8.2e.a5;
packer and butcher. $9.20((9.$7V1 light,
$y0lrfi30; pigt. $7.767 8 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ReceKpt. 6 200
head: market, higher; lamb, $7.75S.;
yearlings, IA" W; wthr, $a.ia.00i
ewea, $5.0C4lS.0.
Drr Good Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-DRY GOODS-
Cotton goods markets quiet today. Raw
silk, higher. Mrn'i wear for fall la light
demand. The difficulty In obtaining dye
stuffs for textile becoming more acuta.
Evaporated Apple s Dried Fraulte.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES Vlulet.
DR11CD FRUITS Pruno. firm. Apri
cot, easy. Peachea, steady. Ral-ln,
quiet
agar Market. -
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-t'GAR Raw,
closed easier; centrifugal, 6c; molasses,
6.36c. Sales. (7U bag. Refined. Un
changed. I 4VGU.
J. b. burns .!. Coio .wniaa; VMr 4-ak
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