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4H Omaha National Han Bldg
LARGE brick tors two (hiii he or roorncis.
good location, reduced rout. II. 155n.
Mures aim offices.
FOR KENT An office with reeoptloo !
room. reasonaole ..14 state Bank lilng
FAKXAM
or
17TH STREET
OFFICE LOCATION.
AVAILABLE NOW.
THE BEE BUILDING CO..
Office Room M3.
Harns,
GOOD burn
room for 8 or 10 horses.
1917 Webster St,
Call Douglas 13.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A Hi.Mll I.A M,s FDR SALE
Ion a.
FOR SALE Late Hunloy Bros.' farm, 212
acres, $106 per aire. Locutcd ii mlics
from Des Monica, at Uranmr, la., on tn
Milwaukee Ht. Paul K. . Address
Thomas Hanley, Kirk wood hotel. Dos
Moines, la Liberal t ns.
Hlnnnots,
FOR SALE M0 acres 4t. miles from Min
neapolis, one mile from town; Its) acres
undir cultiv-tlo, bal, usea for pastare
can practlcaily all be cultivated, Heavy
oil; good set of buildings, consisting of
tf-roou house, large bam, granary, corn
cribs, etc.; the land will produce u bush
els of corn per acre; telephone In house;
country thickly settled; complete set of
machinery; 27 head of stock, consisting of
U cows, balance 1 and 2 years old; 6 good
horsas, 25 hogs, chickens: of this year's
crop and everything on the tarm goes at
150 per acre; half cash. Schwab Bros.
;'102 Plymouth Blug.. Minneapolis. Minn.
FOR SALE By owner. 252 acres wild
land, with buildings and some broke.
In northern Minnesota, running water
on place; will make fine stock farm. Ad
dress Wm. C. Penniman. Hillman. Minn.
NO FAILURES a Fine county. Minne
sota; close to best markets; choice
lands, easily cleared, $2o per acre; easy
terms. Hunt-Johnson, Hinckley, Minn.
Nebraska,
mi. FA KM EH, HOW MUCH
DID YOU LOSE FROM DRY
WEATHER LAST YEAR
AND THIS YEAR?
Wouldn't It make a good big payment
on h Scott's Bluff irrigated farm,
WHERE K 1 ' LL CHOI'S A HE RAISED
EVERY YEAR?
Here are two money makers:
No. 4iil A fine, smooth lying M.i-aore Im
proved farm, i'i miles from a
good town. A nice. 5-room, well
built house; burn for ID hrad of
stock; granary, corn crib, etc.!
Buildings nicely painted. Thu
farm Is all fenced; there is
a good hog-tight alfalfa pasture.
100 acres in alfalfa that cut HO
tons the first cutting this year,
balance Is In corn and oats. This
land is level us any farm ought
to be, is easy to irrigate, and the
soil as rich as can be.
Price, $110 per acre; good terms.
No. 614 SO acres of rich, producttvc land.
There isn't any better soil In Ne
braska, and It Is as smooth as a
floor, with Just enough alope for
easy Irrigation and pruer drain
age. One-third was broken this
year. The very best crops on the
adjoining farms show Just what
this place will do. Only 4 miles
to town. Price, $65 per acre and
very easy terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Ware Block. Tel. Douglas 17S1.
Omaha, Nebraska.
FVR-SALE One" of tlie best farms with
fine improvements at a very low price;
In Boyd Co., Neb. Address B. C, care
Corn Exchange Bank, Spencer. Neb. o.
CHEYENNE county, Nebraska lands, fur
sale and exchange. WriU; for free
booklet. Chris Hickey & Co., Fairbr.iy.
Neb., or H. C. Cgsselman, Lodge Pole,
Cheyenne county, Nebraska.
FOL'ND 520-aore homestead in settled
neighborhood; fine farm land, not sand
hills; cost you S'JdO filing lees and ail.
J. A. Tracey, Kimball, Neb.
Orrgou,
COME to central Oregon, good climate,
good water, plenty timber cheap land,
easy terms; Irrigated land. 4ri acres. J1.2C);
40 acres, will improved, J2.1ii0; small cash
payment, balance easy; write me for list.
). W. ttray, Bedmond, Ore
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop slate in the
union; settlers wanted; lanua for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
State acres wanted. Write about our
grilling lands. If Interested In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards in
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Sua
Llna Ry., Minneapolis. Minn.
REAL ESTATE LOAN'S
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Nat l. Douglas 2715.
(iAIUTVTiROS i"n. soFaTovTiiT
VJIA V -l- l)uu'J Qmha Nat 1 Bank.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Nat l Bank Bldg.
(JP'CITY LOANS. Bemis-Carlbeirg Co,
"o310-:2 Brandels Theater Bldg.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Karnam Smith Co.. 1320 Karuam.
HARRISON & M O It TON, 916 Omr"Nat'"lT
CITY property, ltrge loans a specTally.
W. H. Thomas. 22S State Bank Bldg.
m to $10,000 made promptly. F7b.WeadT
Wead Bldg., lMh and Karnam Sts.
CITY and farm loans. 5. 5. 6 per cent.
J.H. I)umont & Co.. 11 Karnam, Omaha.
SEE us first if you want a farm loan!
L'nlted States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE XOUTII SIDE
A. P. Tukey & Son
Business Corner
100x140 Feet
On the northwest corner of Sith and
Clark, we offer a good bus n.js location.
The ground Is 1i'x14i feet, with three cut
tages fronting south on Clark St. We will
sub-divide this to suit purchaser.
A. P. Tukey & Son
441-442 Board of Trade Bldg.
Doug. &C.
Five Rooms and Rath
S. K. Cor 29th nnd Parker Sts.
All mull em except heat, new, full base
ment, walks all in. gas heater installed,
.King and dining rm.in finished in oak,
floored attic. Price $2,;."rf and paving paid.
Look this over today and see If you
won t say, "Burt rlgi.l and priced right."
Pa menu If yt u wish.
Travcr Pros.
Irbvne Had 4721 Evenings. Webster 4V; 'j.
fru Omaha Natl Bank Bid--
REAL ESTATENORTH SIDE REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Only 20
Lots Left in
Belle Isle and
Laurelton Additions
54 Houses
have been built in sixteen months.
Buy where others are buying before they are all $oli.
Building Restrictions
and all improvements are making this tract
a fine residence section.
Low Prices
$675, $700, $750, $800, $950
for large lots with fill improvements paid for.
These additions lie south and adjoining
Miller Park
and from 24th t-o 27th Street. Iet us show you today.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Phone Tyler 187. 742 Omaha National.
$30 CASH
BALANCE $20 PER MONTH
I'andy 4-room cottage, modern except
heat, cement basement: fine corner lot.
Price only $1,800. Will sell to colored peo
ple. The Yogel Realty Agency,
1015-18 W M w" Bldg c
Ml 'ST sell my modern nome on Ames
Ave. at sacrifice; rented at $23 per
month: $,Vn cash. O 2, Bee.
FOR PALE 10-room house, attic and
full basement; all modern; hot water
heat; automobile garae and tirive, large
lot. Inquire owner. 2210 Webster.
$3,700
Nearly New 6-R.
Modern 2-Story
Near 2th and Ames Ave., full corner
lot tHix1J2, with room for another house.
1 his house Is In tip-top condition, newly
decorated; rents for $27. M. Excellent
neighborhood. Owner hae left town tnJ
i( sell.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler J536. 11-10-12-14 State Bank Bldg.
The Best Buy
on
Florence Boulevard
a
Beautiful Home
Irgo living room, fireplace, bookcases,
open stairway beam ceiling' dining room
vith fine built-in sideboard, quarter
sawed oak wainscoting 5 feet high and
beautiful wall decorations; Urge butler's
rantry and larce kitchen; four fine bed
rooms and biith on the second floor,
nicely decorated, with stairway to large
attic; full basement. Investigate and yoti
will Ind thltf an exceptional bargain
Price. $4.9M1. Terms. Ixicated 6M4 h lor
ence Boulevard.
Norris & Norris-
HO Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270
RKAIi ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Big Bargain
For Sale by Owner
G-Rooin House
and reception hall, gas, electric liKht,
butli, large basement and vegetable cellar,
best furnace made, alley paved, small
barn. Close In, walUintt ulsta.nce. More
new apartment buildings than In any
other part of the city, ill B. 25th Ave.
Telephone Douglas 5985.
Price $4,500
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Greatest Residence
Bargain in the City
!4.fM huvs an 8-rooin more than modern
high class horue located on the West Kar
nam car line. Large living room, dining
room, den or library and kitchen, com
bination stairs on the first floor, four
dandy bedrooms and floored attic. The
basement Is subdivided, furnace room,
laundry room and vegetable room. Has
HOT WATER HEAT and plumbing car
ries the SOFT WATER throughout the
house, which Is of great value. Owner
has $t'..30O invested. IK)N'T FAIL to see
this at once, as some one Is Boing to get
a BARGAIN. TERMS.
Glover & Soain
919-20 City Nat l Bank Bldg. Douglas 3862.
WEST FARNAM lot. 50-foot frontage. Ad
dress U iW. I.ee.
Nice Home
IN WEST PART OF CITY.
Six rooms, modern; 3613 Davenport St,
ONLY $3,"f.0.
House vacant; key first door cast. Go
see it.
W. H. GATES,
Room 647 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg.
Phono Douglas ITM-
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
For Sale
A Beautiful Country
Home
Modern in every respect, with 12 acres
of ground, having t rooms, lighted by
electricity, finished In quarter-sawed
oak and birch throughout. Large barn or
garage, with full basement; lie house,
cave, chicken house, 3(-barrel cistern,
windmill, tiled well, stock barn, cement
walks to all buildings; ( acres of alfalfa,
m acres bearing fruit, balance In culti
vation and pasture, with fine shade trees.
I.ockied high and sightly, affording a fine
view ot the lakes, cities and surrounding
country. Close to cement sidewalk ana
paved road leading into omaha; conven
ient to street ear line; can reach retail
renter of Omaha by street car within
thirty-five minutes. Something very de
sirable. Can he subdivided Into acre
tiacts and must be seen to he appre
ciated. Possession al once. Price and
terms upon application.
George & Company
Thona D-ttf Vr. City Nat l Bank Bldg.
REAL KSTATE MIHCEMjANKOUS
CATHE URA L DISTR 1 CT
New. modern frame and stucco, oak an.l
blrrh finish, threw bedrooms and sleep
ing porch; corner lot: a complete home,
very cheap. Owner, Douglas I Si.
CXAP SMALL HOME.
Must sell at great sacrifice, small cash
payment, balance long time, south side,
walking distance, nearly new, everything
rlRlu. Address B S21, Bee.
T-ROOM houae, rent tor $ls.ta, must b
old at once: W0 will handle it 11. 71L
Monthly Payments
$17.50
COTTAOE Five nice, large rooms, lo
cated well, near car line and school and
a splendid neighborhood. Fine, level lot,
all In sod. with small fruit trees set out
In back. Outside appearance Is neat and
attractive; a semi-bungalow. Wide front
porch, with heavy railing; pretty- oak
door, with full bevel plate glass; conven
ient vestibule entrance. Coxy south side
living room, heavy colonnade opening to
pretty dining room, with plate railing
and bay window; large kitchen and pan
try; two fine bedrooms, with big closet
for each one; large bath room, with
porcelain tub; low-down water closet,
pnrcplaln lavatory, hot and cold water;
electric lights throughout, with late de
sign fixtures; gas In kitchen; polished
oak floors; decorated throughout; living
room, in a rich, warm tan, with stencil
border; stippled finish oatmeal papers:
dining room In dark brown panel below
plate rail and tan above; bedrooms In
satin stripe bedroom designs. It's good
all through and built right. Warm and
substantial. Iet the rent you are paying
for some old house make the payments
on this fine little home. Price for imme
diate sale only $2,476; will take $275 rash
and $200 In SO days, and monthly pay
ments of only $17.60. The monthly pay
ments will Include the Interest. This
house will rent for $20 per month. If you
do not want to occupy it Just yet yourself,
I will keep It rented for you for more
than enough to make the monthly pay
ment. This Is an exceptional proposition
one I ran seldom offer you. See me at
once. Come out tonight or any evening
this week after 6 o'clock. If you phone
mo I will send an auto after you any
evening. Better come tonight; this house
should go quickly. Take Benson car, get
off at 61st St., In Benson, and come south
to No. 2xfl5. Phone Benson 122. F. S.
TRl'LLINGER.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Acre Bargains
SO acres, all In fine besr'ng orchard;
good 6-room house. Price $14,000.
16 acres; $ acres In fruit and shrubbery,
10 acres in alfalfa; extra fino Improve
ments; six blocks to street car line. Price
$16,000.
acres on boulevard; fine view; Im
provements cost $.nuO., Price $l..'ino.
6 acres, lots of fruit; good location. Im
provements first class. Price !o,0U).
Z acres, some fruit land; layn fine. Im
provements very good. Price $4,6"0.
S acres, same location as la.a named;
all In fruit. Price (4.250.
8V4 acres; on paved street, Just outside
city limits; good 5-room house. Price
$3,500.
5 acres at Benson, unimproved. Price
$4,000.
O'NeiPs R. E. & Ins. Agency,
1505 Fainam St. Phone Ty!er 1024.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Daadee.
See
Happy Hollow
- Today
Located between Underwood Ave., and
Dodge St., and 62d St., and Happy Hol
low club grounds.
Take West Farnam Dundee car, get
off at Underwood Ave., and Boulevard,
walk southerly along the Boulevard and
notice the many beautiful homes already
built.
You Wait for
Nothing
in Happy Hollow for here yon have city
water, sewer, gas, electric light, paved
streets, large lots 09 to 1U0 ft. In width,
with a variety of frontage, each afford
ing a fine view of Fairacrea, Happy Hol
low club and golf grounds, Klin wood
Park and surrounding country.
New Street Lighting
System
In Happy Hollow bordering the Lincoln
Highway, Boulevard and all streets, with
all wires for same in underground con
duits. This Is one of the beat and most
complete street lighting systems in the
west.
You Have a
Guarantee
when you locate In Happy Hollow, that
you will have substantial residences sur
rounding you built of permanent material
You know there will be no stores or
apartment bo ises opposite you.
You know you will be one of a number
of home owners located In Omaha's best
new residence district.
Don't Miss This
Opportunity
but PICK YOUR LOCATION NOW. If
you haven't all the money, we will make
easy terms and assist you In seeming
a loan In ordar to build.
Plats with prices will be mailed you
upon appiicatlonT Come In and let us
assist you in securing a location, which
la a good place to lle and a safe place
to Invest money.
George & Company
Tel. P. 756. 902-12 Ol'y Nat l Bank Bldg.
The must desirable rurnmnca rooms are
advertised In Tbe Bee. Get a nice cool
room for the summer.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i
War Price. Are Established in the
Wheat Pit.
CORN MARKET OVERSHADOWED
Oats, llemeir.r, re onilaa in la
Frem nlih the Demand from
Karopean I'ovtera fer
Horse food.
OMAHA. A iK. 27. 114
There Is a worlds niarKet in bread
sturfs. War prl.es hve .,en estsl'Pshr.l
in the wheal pit on the Board of Trade.
There were new lush record on the crop
esterdsy. Th-re were reactions and de
clines on profit tnklng sides l longs.
The buying yesterday whs ted by profes
sionals and room traders, not only at
Chicago, but in the smaller niarkets of
the country. Including Minneapolis, St.
Louis. Kansas City and New York.
The wheat market was one that will
long be remem1ered because of the sen
sational price gains without anv actual
news to help the bull side of the situa
tion. It was said :hst foreigners con
trolled the situation, tt ls was one of the
bull helps of yesterday, hi the article
Uhl bare the fact that speculators abroad
are In control and that higher prices were
assured. It was said after the close last
nlaht that many of the Ioiiks would take
profits this morning provided the buying
power wss rnusl to the offerings.
The corn nisrket was o ershsdowed by
the pcnsHtioliHl action of wheat elues
the activity displayed In oats.
Exporters were heavy hovers of cash
osts yesterday, and the advlcei from
abroad Indicate that foreigners 111 nee. I
big quantities of oats. The oats crop or
great Britain is reported to be much
smaller than last year and free buying
by the British government Is confirmed.
4 onntry coinmiwlon houses and the local
trade bought oats frelv In the pit yester
t.ay. and prices advanced sharply. Tho
widening of the M;iy premium was a
feature and showed that outside specu
lators weie buying.
Provisions closed with fair advances
yesterday In spite of the weaker tone In
hog values 0t the yards offerings of
product were modern!.' throughout the
session and I hero was a good outside de
mand, the Increased Interest in January
delivery being considerable.
Wbent was .i.rf.o higher.
Corn was unchanged to 'tc higher.
Outs were l4c higher.
Clearances were; Wheat and flour eiual
to 752.0HI hush-is; com, 6,(Kio bushels, oats,
4.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed: Wheat, I'liKVSd higher;
corn, nominal.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.X14.000
bushels and shipments 1.264,o bushels,
against receipts of fM.nuu bushels and
shipments of tilJ.OOO bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were SMi-OOO bush
els and shipments 64T.OOO bushels, against
receipts of 412.0UO busjiels and shipments
of 221.000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,331.000
bushels and shipments l.16o,ouo bushels,
against receipts of l.lsf,isx bushels and
shipments of 724,0) bushels Inst year.
CAB LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago im 3u xi;
Minneapolis 346
Dnluth 124
Omaha 42 57 3H
Kansas City 231 IS u
St. Ixuls in Ji ;;,
Winnipeg 1W
These cash sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, $1.10, 1
car, $1.08, l ear. $l.07H; 1 car, $1.07; 1 car,
$1 Oh',. No. a hard winter: 1 rar. $1.10; 1
car, 1.0K; 1 car, $.ICVi; l car, $1 07; 2 cars,
$1.0tLt; 2 cars. $l.mi'; 2 cars, $1.. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 cars, 7sc. No. i white:
1 car, 78Ssc No. 5 white: 1 car. 7Ni:; 1
rar. 78c. No. 6 white: 2 curs, 78!c; 1 car,
Wc. No. 1 yellow : 1 car, 7KV:; 1 car, 7Hc.
So. i yellow: 3 ears, 7Rc. No. S yellow: 7
cars, 78c; 1 car, 77c. No. yellow: 1 cars,
77c. No. 1 mixed: c, 77io; 1 car, 77c.
No. 3 mixed: 1 car. 7Vc; 2 cars, 77u. No.
b mixed: 1 car, 77c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car,
77c. sample: 1 car (white), 7hc; 1 car, 7dlc.
Oats Standard : 1 car, 47o. No. i white: 2
cars. 4t4c; V cars, 46c. No. 4 white: 1
car, 46'c; 6 cara, 4V. No grade: 1 car, 4fc.
Bar.ey Malting: No. 3, 2 cars, 6fK Rye
No. 3. 1 rar, h?Hc.
Omaha cash prices: Wheat: No. 2 hard.
$1.0nb"l.l0: No. 3 hard. $l.iifi.l0; No. 4
hard. $i.04i.oh; no. i spring, snwmc: io.
2 spring. Si4i'Jc; No. 4 spring, UsVu'-WKr. ;
No'. 2 durum. IWcijil.lo. Corn: No. 1 white,
7tHtf78V; No. 3 white. 781iTt'7R,tc: No. 4
white, 7S(ff'iSVe; io. z yellow, iKrg'isc; .-no.
8 yellow, 77Mi7Hc: No. 4 yellow, 77B77o;
No. 2 mixed, 77WT7!-ic: No. 3 mixed, 16ti
TlWc: No. 4 mixed. 7iVtf77c. Oats: No. 2
white. 47'(M7lc; stsndard, 4Vu47e: No. 3
white, 4(i'el7c; No. 4 white, 44f4e.
Barley: Malting, 6a72c; No. 1 feed, Isytf
60c. Rye: No. 2. r7(f'c; No. 8, 87a7Sc
CHICAGO UIIAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Feat ores of the Tradlnsjr and Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAtJO, Aug. 27. Wheat today reg
istered the highest price since 1SI10, but
the bulge did not bold, owing to profit
taking, ant the close was 'ii'tyc under
yesteiday. May touched $1.26. Oats
closed Vic higher to 'nc lower, corn He
higher to Ve. lower and provisions from
12y.c higher to $1.00 lower.
W-heat opened wild with the lowest
sales of May 2c under yesterday's close.
December was off an extreme l'ir. and
September Sr. From this level, with the
market almost bare of offerings, prices
shot up on the war situation. The ex
treme range of the day was Ho in the
May delivery. December covered a range
of bc and septemDer one oi oc. i.usi
night many commission houses advised
their clients against trifling with the
market In Its present errstlc condition,
and the opening depression suggested that
the 'advice was having Its effect, but the
new element of so-called outsiders which
is now speculating was still eager to
speculate and the small lots purchased)
on their orders wss responsible ror tne
upturn. Within an hour prices settled
back close to the previous level and con
tinued unlet, with an occasional staccato
Interruption to the end. September closed
He down, but other deliveries were nigner.
With delivery day only two trading
days distant, there was considerable Sep
tember corn for sale today, while the de
ferred futures held steady. The volume
of trade was limited, owing to the su
perior attraction of wheat and oats.
Country offerings were slightly larger,
but shippers showed little Inclination to
b'd on receipts to arrive. Pample corn
closed lo down. Advices on the crop, as
hsd been the case recently, were so
mixed as to carry no weight.
September oats were for sal at a con
cession from yesterday, but December
and Mav ruled firm. Prices were held in
check by Increased country offerings
and the impression mat export oemanu
advices on which conflicted, was slacken
ing. New York claimed to have bids for
5u0.0H0 bushels for export. The sample
market was rtrm.
An Increasing demand for January prod
RKAL E8TATK ACREAGE!
Dundee
Stucco Home
Hot Water Heat
Seven rooms and bath, large attlo and
flno basement; teautiful oak finish and
floors: walls newly decorated; good gar
age. This house is only three years old.
The location Is aa good as ran bo found
in the erttre village. Not a house In the
block Is over four years old. Owner leaves
Omaha ept. 1 and will sell right. Price
$,5v, but see us.
.Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler VM. 208 10-12-14 State Bank Bldg
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. S'Jfc S. 17th St.
Phone Douglas 54K7.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 2 Brandels Theater,
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
Pianos for other musical lnstru'ta tt Mill.
m gal la mmry shi. Trim snl ISO . tu I iWkiixlr.
J L Buns. Hawl. (U . wrtissi "Vew r aeiiss
terl all m elatan fa. It) tlesl 4 tiil4 SS
sm sMte.s. 4mm ml ley." lauaaiwul
hasping ptturs mt si
assifcaaasiasairatfTMaissaoa asiii
let was tl'e fin t 1 1 -f I ils Mi the
proM-ion pi! and this delliciy runsed
higher mulct' the leinli r-hll' of I'ors. Si !
ti inher iork dropped J. ml wuhiiiii iT-i
traeting nltcntton The aenrTsi lone masi
essv on the decline In live h.'iii And ex
peetatlon of a larger run of tin in nexl J
erk
virion prices itirnisnc-t nv i oiisn A
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i2' -v!V
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"'I
4i' I
.vp !
4S
124
21 4:. 21 4n
22 12V 22 2i
9 P7i! in on
10 10
10 15 I 10 its,! 10
in hh I it) i;o to
12 47SI U 47S' 12
2 on-021 1J 02V '2
11 ::2',; u it
0-72
an
17'!
37',
HI TTKU-I nchsngeil.
EilHS -Hlgheri receipts. 7.M1. at mark,
eases Included, IS'iiiic; ordinary firsts.
2viir21'e: firsts. 22'ttr2.1c.
POTATOES -Higher; receipts. ,H) cars:
Jersey cobblers, bulk, S21iV: Jersey cob
biers, sacks, XiVuXSc; Jersey giants, hulk,
7,'ni'iie: early Mldnesotn oiilos. tymi.e.
IIM'LTKY -Alive higher; fowls. l.Vtc;!
spr'ngs. t.ViiiKr.
Chli ago Cash Prices - best : No. 2
rod. $t. I !',! IS; No. 2 hard, tl.llkf) 1 I4
Corn: No 2 yellow. 82'nM".e: No S
vellow. S2'v,iiMe. Oats: No. S white, v,f
4'ic; standard. 4xlH!c live- No 2.
f'oiti$! 01. Bnrlev : H7nV. Seed Tim
othy. September. ImMVuAAi. clover. Oc
tober. llx.iVv Provisions: Pork, none,
lard, HO OT.; ribs. $12 L'Vu 12 2l-
om aad Wheat Hrsinn nnll.Hn.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United states Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m . 7Mh
meridian time. Thursday. August 27, 11114:
OMAHA DISTHICT.
- -Temp.- Rain-
Station. High. Low. fall. Skv.
Ashland 7 f7 .on Pt. cloudy
Auburn It 55 .no Clear
Broken Bow .. 7 62 .15 Haloing
Columbus "72 51 .i liondv
Culliertson SO 55 I 24 Raining
Falrburv 81 r.5 .no Pt cloudy
Fairmont 75 Ml .tin pt. cloudy
Grand Island ..72 .V, i) lioudy
Hartlnglon 50 .:' Ruining
Hastings 74 50 .mi tioudy
Holilrrge 77 f2 .00 Cloudy
Lincoln 7'i 55 ,m lioudv
North Platte.. 7 54 ,n Raining
Oakdale 52 1 V Raining
Omaha 74 55 .On Cloudy
Tekainah 74 51 .no (ioudv
Valentine M 62 .02 Cloudy
Alta. la 8 50 .14 Ruining
Carroll, la 71 50 .On Cloudy
Clatiuda. la.... SI 5". .on Cloudy
Sibley, la 71 4' .77 Raining
Sioux City, In.. .. 54 . 20 Raining
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Raln-
Dlslrlct. Stations. High. lxw. fall.
Columbus, O IS so 54 .00
Irfiiiisvillc. Ky... 22 82 t .50
Indla iHills. Ind.. i:l 8.- 5x .on
C'hlcago. Ill 24 78 efi (1
St. Ixiuls. Mo ... 84 H2 .00
Tes Moines, In.. 24 74 54 .10
Minneapolis 52 M 42 .40
Ksn. City. Mo.. 34 84 112 .30
Omaha, Neb 17 74 54 M
The weather Is somewhat warmer In
the western portion of the corn and wheat
region, but cool weather still prevails
over tho entire region. Frost occurred at
Dnluth, Minn. Showers occurred In the
western districts and rain Is falling in
Nebraska and northwestern Iowa this
morning. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
New York fieneral Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-STUA R Raw,
firm: molasses, telle; centrifugal, 6.76c,
Refined, firm.
BUTTER Hteady: receipts. 8,4fui tuhs;
creamery extras. Hid; 31 He; firsts, SVfiOO'c;
seconds, !fiSM'27V!ic 1 process extras, 2ut
2i.Se; ladles, current make. No. 2, il
21 Vic.
EGGS Firm; receipts, 14.108 cases:
fresh gathered, extras, 2!i&30c; extra
firsts, 27'iiWc; firsts, 2f2c; seconds,
234i 24c; slate, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, .t4(i:ir.c; state, Pennsyl
vania and nearby gathered whites, 27(9
23c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
nery browns, 2tii30o: stste, Pennsylvania
and nearby gathered browns and mixed
colors. 23280.
POULTRY Dressed, steady; western
chickens, frosen, 14iii'20c; fowls, 12'ul'J'c;
turkeys, 19fi26c,
Kansas City firaln and1 ProTtslons.
KANSAS CITY. Aug 27. WHEAT
No. 2 hard. $107ol.ll; No. 2 red, ll.irt'tff
1.10; Beptember, $1.00; December, $1.0I,
May, $1.12.
CORN No. 2 mixed. WVuiSOVic; No. 5
white, 81Vo; Hopteinber, 80c; December,
70V'7OHc; May, 74V.C.
OATS No. 2 white, 4Vuf0c: No. 2
mixed. 4f'c.
BUTTER Creamery. 2RHc; fh-sts. 2GV,c;
seconds, 24c; packing stock, 21c.
FA HIS nrsts, 22c; seconds, 17vc.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; brollors, 1Mc.
Minneapolis (irala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 27. -WHEAT
fepteinb-r, 1.I-J; December. $1 21V No. 1
hard, I1.24S: No. I northern. Il.MVfill.BH:
No. 2 nrthern, 1.12(fi $1.20.
FIX.JU It Advanced 6c and 10c with
wheat.
HARLBY-60H73c.
BYE 8M93C.
BRAN-4J22 60.
(X)KN No. 3 yellow, 7ftJJfc0c.
OATS No. S white, iiWT:
FLAX-H.8fiiJfl.61l.
I
Ht. I.onls firala Market.
f4T. IUIS. Aug. 27. -WHEAT No. 3
red, H. 1241. 14; No. 2 baiil, $l.(iV4ftf)1.14 ;
beptenioer. i.u"h; oecemner, 91.11.
CORN No. 2, (ttlMr; No. 2 white, M'sf
844c; rVotitemtaT. S4c; December. 72wc.
OAT8 No. 2, 60c; No. 2 white, tlVio.
Liverpool firaln Market.
IIVERIXJOL. Aug 27 WM RAT Spot
strong: No. 1 Manitoba. Ds 4d: No. 2, Da
2Std:. futures strong; October, 8s 7d; Ie-
comber, 8s 9.
CORN Knot nominal.
.slew York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. !7.-MlRCANTILE
PAPER :V7 per cent.
HTKRLINU EXHANOUC Nominal;
for cables, $5 01W; for demand, $.7 06.
SILVER-Bar. Kir.
Coffee. Market.
NEW YORK. Aug 27.-COFFEE No
tlces against Heptemher contracts esti
mated at about 27.IKJO bags were Issued In
the. local coffee market today, which, It
wus supiius.il. practically completed the
liquidation of t'i near months, as a
large numlsr of Hepu-mtier contracts havs
len transferred Intij December. No ma
terial change was reported in the spot
situation. Cost and freight offers from
Brazil weie said Lo be a shade easier, but
such business Is subject to war delay and
coifee ill the local warehouse la firmly
held as a rule, particularly on the belter
grades. !lo No. 7s were quoted at 71
and Hantos 4s at 12V Receipts at interior
Brarillun points are running a little
heavier, hut Brazilian port stocks have
slu.wn little change since the beginning
of the month.
tlmaha Ciraln Market.
HAY lYalrie: rhoico. upland, $11 fytff
12 (: No. 1. $11 droll. 50; No. 2. tit Omtj II. 00;
No. 3. 7dr(4. Choice, midland, $11.50;
No I, $10 504ll.OO; No. 2, iM.ouiill 00; No.
S. I7 00'.flo0. No. 1 to choice, lowland,
I'.t 001(10 00; No. 2, VW. No. 3,
5.tfsn 7.00.
STRAW Wheat straw Is (juotablo at
$4 (soift 00; oat and rye. Ii.0u'u6.50.
ALFALFA Cbolca alfalfa is quotable
at 113 5isil'l4.00; .No. 1. tl2.5a UbO; No. 3.
$100(411 ; No. 2, tAOualn.'JP
Trrasary Itatrsneat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 -The condition
of 'the United Slates treasury at Hie be
ginning of biaouess today was. Net
balance In general fund. $121,252,251. Tolal
receipts yesterday. $1 H7(1.577. Total pay
ments yesterday, I2.52,.m. The deficit
I his fisi al year Is $.:.".;. '...4, akal'.st a de
ficit of II2.730.4TTI last year, exclusive of
Panama canal and public debt transactions.
Whcst I
Sept 1 07V 1 12 I
IVC 1 1W, I I7X,
1 !: I
May. I isvu 1 s,
1 MM
Corn- I
Hept.iMNMS si
ivo. iTVS'.i'n 74
Mav.4'r4'l 7;',
Oats--
Sept I 4V 4 1!
Dec. I !,' ,V2 ,
.Mnv MVu", :.4"l
Pork-
Sept. I 21 70 21 70
Jan I 2? 30 22 40
Ird - I
Sept. IP) lVi-101 Id P 1
Oct.. I 10 20 I hi 2f. i
.Inn . 10 70 10 72i
Blhs I
Sept 2 SO-iil 1? (Si !
Oct. .112 OT-i 12 in il
.1hi , II II 40 I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Rrcf ipts Are Moderate, but j
Weeks Total is Strong. i
HOG MARKET OPENS IfJLL
holer Kllllna hrrp Urarrr Park
era ami Hellers H nn Fraice
lnf of Forenoon I. Itlle
etlll In Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aus
I'M I.
lleceipts eie Catlle
Official Monday H !'XX
Official Tuesday .Vi;M
Official Wednesday... ".Ill
Kstlinato Thursday 2,7'i
II.-KS Sheep.
3. X.VI
y.r-'.ii
.1!
I0 .. il
.11. 111'.'
.'4.2.1
20. W-
II. I'M
28 V
24.W.I
II '' i
l.l.'ci I
1e:l .;o!
Four days this week 21. r:s
Siime davs la-t week I7.U1
Saino davs 2 vs ks. kko ln.i.'i
Same davs 3 wks iiko 1c :in
Siuno days 4 ks. aao in.iMi
Same dnvs last enr. .'.V-ii
The fidlowinir table shows
M :.
m,!
2;m
7" :".?
the
prices
for hogs al the South Omaha live stock
t.isrket for tho last few days, with com-
pill iritis '
I?I1. 1111 '11(1 1.'I9".
7 ri r Is " ' 7 11 41 3i
7 81 7 281 7 i I 3D
7 N9! 7 :;i
7 !Kv 7 2.1
I 1 21
I 04 I 7 II
8 1 1 I
I 121 7 l"l
1 79!
7 811
7 HI
7 5
8 (V"i
7 4'
7 41 I 6 40
7 Hi ;
7 42, 41
7 4,'l 22
7 431 17
8 12, 7 t,
8 Ml I (1 SO
8 '4'
OKI
1 171 x ;4 7 Ml
7 171 8 0I 7 1u f 44
7 171 8 24! 7 72i 41
8 0 7 111 8 23 1 7 (.4 31
S 0s, I 8 3,. 7 5.1
8 04! 7 27 I 7 4)
8 37
til
32
8 04 i 7 251 8 54'
X 101 7 lhl 8 tvi! 7 fi3
8 nil 7 (HP 8 CP 7 ''2
! '(2
fl 34
li Ttx
7 lo. 8 70 7 71 !
8 25 7 12 - 8 i!7! 7 ul
Sunday.
ii.e following table shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
dsleaa compared with last year:
1814 1813 Inc. Dee.
( nttlo (Al.54t 541.0411 Sfi.fiOv)
Hogs I.0iti2 1 Miio.ld'i 2x0,517
Sheep 1.57V.s:3 1,3.M.7UI I2!.in7
CATTLE- Receipts of cattle this morn
ing were, moderate, only 110 1 sts being
reported n. but the tota for the five
days this week foots up 21.428 head, be
ing the largest of any similar period
since the o enlng of the season, but still
smaller than a year ago by 6,000 heart.
Beef steers of good duality were
generally steady, but there were a good
many half fat or fair lo pretty decent
1 ornfeds such as come Into direct compe
tition with western rangers, that were
very slow sellers, with tho feeling weaker.
It w.nil.l lie well for the country lo under
stand that tliere is a wide difference In
prices between strictly good to choice
cornfeds, and the fair to pretty decent
kinds. Good western rangers wero steady
and others weak.
cows and heifers did not show much
chnnge. Buyers mero a little Inclined to
pound the market and on some kinds
pei haps succeeded In forcing tho market
downward, hut as a rulo prices were not
far from steady.
(haul feeders were In active demand
and stronger. On the other hind the
common to medium grades wero slow.
Stock cattle remaJned at about steady
prices.
Quotation on CatM: Good lo choice
cornfed beeves. IKiOtrli) ?6; fair to good
eornfiil lieevoa. $8.7far' 50; common to
fair cornfed lieeves, $7 75HIH.75; good to
cr.oice rangj beeves, 8 25141.00
good range beeves, I7.25hih.26;
to fair range benvca, $H.25u7.26;
choice grass heifers, $il.fs8tl7.7n;
fair to
common
guod to
good to
cholco grass cowe, H.irs)i'7.26; fair to good
grades, $3.6vHuf.6n; good to choice Blockers
and feeders, $7.r.K,-x.'lo; fair to good
stockers and feeih-rs. 7.0Oii7.5O; common
to ralr stockers and feeders. $; 2Mr7.tKl;
stock cows snd heifers. $5.2.'n.i5; stock
calves, $.Ouri(8.00; veal calves, $7 OOrjrlO.26;
bulla, stags, etc., e4.7iVri7.Oo.
BEEF STEERS.
No.
16...
!.. .
7...
A. JT. No. At.
....1n 7 no 1.1 10SI
....111M I do
BTEER3 AND BTAOH,
... KilS 1 10
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
lr.
I 10
II..
00 1.
7.1 111
COWS.
. IW
. rb
. tli
. h.l
. 1.0
.1140
.10H
. ISM
. 1171
I 75
4 411
Ill)
840
40
Inn
IIM1
mo
1141
I'llJ
6 it,
4 60
6 60
6 60
1 M
no
4 40
Ul
I 00
6 on
I 15
I Ifi
t 16
11!!
COWS AND HEIFERS.
7(4
26 .
...lilt 4 36
HEIFERS.
oo 1
oil 4
00
BULLS.
I 60 I
6 I
6 76 1
15 1
, 4M
lei
, 120
. mo
I 16
16
. DM)
lirao
.11M)
1 io
,.i:im
...Mai
...KM
... MO
e o
6 mi
26
7 10
CALVES.
2J
l.il
il
110
2311
I Ml
7 00
f a
8 on
on
I X
VM 8 71
mo 10 00
ISO 10 26
in 10 :,
141 10 60
FEEDERS.
71M 85
76
STOCKERS
AND
70 to
ftf.3
4 60
..
...
4...
10...
II ...
4...
0011
60
7 us
mil
M6
N1
Ml
tu
50
Ml
7 tr.
T 10
7 n
7 In
148
no
Ml
C 611
76
;
t 76
20
NEBRASKA
1 heifer.... 8VI
li 25
( feeders.. 110.)
5 HO
6 51)
II !N)
6 70
Wcoder... l.'ViO
I cow I0..0
stockers. 7o6
13 cows 8fr7
17 feeders.. 12iV4
ti 7.1
I feeder... Ms)
4 feeders.. 11.10
13 cuws 952
li 15
6 20
II 15
7 25
II 15
3fi feeders.. 1204 8 00
18 cows 1037
"""o-rauiipnes were largest or sny day
this week, uUiut lii3 cars, or 10,6u0 head,
being received. In addition to these fresh
hoMS wore some 600 head held over from
yesterday. Total receipts for the Week
to date are 31,302 head, being almost 7.0no
larger than last week, snd 6,58 heavier
than a year ago.
The market opened very dull again this
moining. Shippers refused to get In on
the first rounds, but a Utile later on
filled the few orders they had at prices
that were around f.'u'lOc lower. As ship
ping purchases were so light almost the
whole supply wus left at the disposal of
tho puckeis, and with other markets gen
erally easier they tried to take advantage
of the liberal run and force a lnc decline,
making their first offers on this basis.
Seders were of the opinion that values
ought to be at least steady, and as pack
ers did not seem Inclined to raise their
hands, nothing much was done until well
along In the forenoon, in the end. how
ever, a good killing demand began to
have its influence and prices strengthened
up gradually until they were no mora
than a nickel lower than yesterday's
average market. It waa on thia basis that
tho olferlngs 'finally started moving.
Trude. was rather dull, as sellers were In
no hurrv to cut loose, but It was not a
treat w hile before a fair share of the sup
Ply had been sold at figures that were
right around a nickel lower.
Values did not show their full et length
until towards the close, when with the
big end of the, hogs sold at prices that
were a shade to fjc lower, sharp comiietl
tlon forced the market up to a steady
basis. n course the majority of the
hogs had been sold by this time, but
enough sold on a steady basis to make
a marked difference In the general trade.
On the extreme close, after orders had
been pretly well filled, prices weakened
iigiiin, dropping back to alrnoet the sainu
I Inures as were paid earlier In the day,
that Is, about a nickel lower than yester
day's average.
On the whole values are steady to Sn
lower, with the average a goial shade
lower than Wednesday. Of course the
light nes of the ehl.Hrs' purchases cuts
iiulle a figure in the general average, and
on paper the market will show up rlose
to a nickel off, but the packer trade is
just a shude lower. Bulk sold at !8.7ody8.7!i,
the longer string landing st the former
figure. The highest prlea paid was I" 05,
this figure being paid by a packer. The
shippers' ton was $a.00.
SHEEP There was absolutsly nothing
doing in the sheep barn in fat stuff until
near noon, although the receipts were.
If anything, moderate, the supply being
estimated at some 13,000 head, against
13,111 a week ago and 16,66 a year ago.
A large share of Ihe receipts cor.stmedj
of killers, snd the proportion of feeders
v as smaller than on any day this Week,
the general quality of the offerings being
pbnut on par with yesterday. Chicago
lad another liberal run this morning, and
early reports Indicated a scarcity of
ibotce killers there, with prices lower.
The fact thst the packers bought lib
erally t.iis week of heavy receipts, con
clltons in the eastern dressed niarkets
I Date. J 1H. Jl'UJ.i
Aug. T..I 8 22 1 8 191
Aug. 8.. i a.. $ ih
I Auit. t IS
Aug. Iii.f 9H.1, .
Aug. 11.1 02 1
Aug. U. 7'oi 7 Wi
Aug. I.l.l X tsiv, 7 K.
Aug 14.; 04'v, 7 V0)
Aug. 15 wj 7 r.
Aug is. I i T 77.
Aug. 17 .1 8 7THI
Aug. 18 s fin', 7 Tel
Aug. IS ft Kit,' 7 77 1
Aug. 20.1 8 S4S1 7 8!
A ng. :i j 8 x;i,i 7
Aug. 22 I S WH 8 OS
Aug. 2.l. i 7 us
Aug. :i 8 I""
Aug. 25., 8 7o 7 si
Aug. lv,. s 7sC 7 87
le.ig vnv i n, ir 11 . 1 ti,. expr. ration of
so. ..I eieluts next IvreK all ,.. a 'le.irlsh
Influence mi the general trade, ifli tho
ti ell lh.it both the 1 acker ,md thf
Ulleis Weie sllt.lig on the ('III v most o(
the fence most of I he fur-noon, soni
sellers were sittlns on th fenc
most of the ii.renoou. some setlert
rot li-Mitiu even a lud until slmost
readied Hid 1 ...il everything In the )tn.
or killers, wss weighed tip al prices Ft) IV
I. vii tlein vesierdny.
There was mil the activity- In feeden
t'u.i inotioi.n that featured the trade most
of the week so tar. but this is idten 1h
esse tovv.ml the close i.r Ihe week, sinrt
ni 11 mutter of fact, a Rood manv of th
II. lets were filled (luring tho forepart of
the vv.-eU Eatly some feeding lsmb(
moved at $, n:,fi ; :-, llreeding ewes are
ini.Mhlo at 4 .'. of. iA
quotations on rnuxe sheen and lambs;
I.11111I.. ciml to i-holce. $:.."i'-.7.ii.",, lambs,
rair to ui .hI. ."..aw-. 1 7 f.i. Inml.s feeders
: '4U.7 25; yeat linns, good to choice. IW.f.1
t' 2'. yciirlitiKs. fair to good, $ ..7.Vfiti 0 ,
yai lings, feeder. $." i.-'uh r; wethers,
goi'l lo choice, fc. I' ..;.'.; wethers, fair
10 good. J.'i 2."-ii.'. 4i'; wethers, feeders, 14 40
n t xn. ewes. kim.. I to choice,. "..)rii6.2 .";
ewes, fair to uood. JI TeKeiKl; ewes, feed
ers, $:I.,"iO'ii4 0".
4llll4l.il LIVE illl K M IKK HI
4 nllln Sleadi Unas Lower Khorp
Miislly Lower.
CHICAGO. Aug :7. CATTLE Receipts.
4.rt4 head, market steady; beeves, $:7.".
I" ; steers. $n..1i'.ii.4l; stockers and feed
er. $:. fKinv .1.-,, eows and heifers. l .Ktf
! 25: calv es. 7 "1i II 00
HOGS -Receipt. 2i.oon head, market
lower; bulk of sales. .x.75'ul.l5; light. I.S0
(1i"?5: mixed. $s 5V,io ;v.; heavy, x lOTf) 20 ,
rough. $X.4lMi8l!0: pics. 8 0tiisiiii
SHEEP AND I .A MRS Receipts. 32.000
head: market mostly 2"..iXc lower; sheep.
$4 7.r5.ix.: yeiirllmts. -Viv,ii.;i; lambs, $oo
4i7 xn.
tl. l oots I. Ire 8tnrk Market.
ST. Ilt IS Aug 27.-ATTLr- Re
ceipts. tt.'MK bead; market. 10c lower; 11a
tlvo In ef steers, $7 .W,! lO.iiO. cews and
heifers. $5.i'.Vi; stockers and feeders.
J.'. 8,i soii-hern steers, Is.fliwts 26; rows
and heifers, l4.tsii.6o: native calves.
$i;ii.,iio,'4).
HoiK1- Receipts, fi.HX) head: market. 5c
lower; pigs and llgh's. $7.iwhi 35; mixed
nnd butchers. $: m.i!..15: Uih.i1 beavv.
$:. UrtiO.35.
'SHEEP AND LA MPS-Receipts, 3.400
head; miirket. steady; natlyo muttons.
H.UI.16.2.,; Ininbs. $7(810)7.70.
Kansas 4 Ity Live Mtork Market. '
KANSAS CITV. Aug. 27. -CATTLE
Receipts, 5.000 heal; market. weak;
prime fed steers, $1 iifv'11 10.60; dressed beef
eteeis. $7.7fi(in.,"ii; western steers. $8,7518
0 36: stockers and feeders, $... V.'.W 00; bulls.
$,' Lf.U4 7.S ; calvs. $i;..VV.rl0.5o.
HotlS-Recelpts. 4.0no head; market,
lower; bulk, ts.!;ji.Ui; heavy. fft.Ofvni
0 I.'1, packers and butchers, $3.0ojeJ.ii;
light. $x 8OI11O 10; pig. $7.7.V(r8.75.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 8,300
head; market, lower; lambs, $7.Ti7 .55;
yearlings. $5.f"fvii; wethers, $5.40'ii(i.7S;
ew es. H. rW. 26.
. j
lost t'ltr Live Block Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Aug. 27.-CATTLE
Receipts, 6(81 head; market weak; native
steers, $7 liwrs.10; butchers, 4.25'(I'4 85;
cows and heifers, 5.0(Vn4l4O; canners, 13.50
(tf6 00: stockers and feeders, $i onfl7.4o;
calves, $7.6O-ui0.50; bulla, stag, $5.16i'd6.25.
HOGS Receipts, ft. 600 hed; market fvf
10c lower; heavy, ts tuWas.ff; mixed, $8.27'-,
8H6: light, 8.tkVi8 S6; bulk of fialos, $3.86
I8 H74.
SHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts. Jnj)
head, no li arkit.
at. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEI'U. Aug. 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head: market alow; steers, $7.50
(h 10.26; cows and heifers, $4.2,Vu'J.50; calves,
$t;(Mmrl0 60.
HOGS Receipts, 7.500 head; market
sbrady; bulk of sales, $)v SUKflO 10.
SHEEP AND I.AM IIS-llecelpts,ll,00a
head; market slow; la ml. $7. 004717.73.
OMAHA OENICHiL MARKET,
BUTTER No. I. 1-lb. cartons. Sic; No.
I, f-lh. tubs. SOc.
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 40c; Ameri
can Swiss. 25c; block Swiss; 23o; twins,
18c; daisies. Hie; triplets, lfto; Young
Americas, 2uc; blue label brick. lo; llm
burger, 2-lb 20c; l-b.. 20c; New York
white, IDc; Imported French Roquefort,
48c.
FISH Trout, I7c; large erapples, 10
15c; salmon, lgftfl&c; halibut, Sc; channel
catfish, 16c: pike, 17c; pickerel, 10c
POULTRY Broilers. 200; hens, 12c:
rocks, 8vc; ducks, 8c; geese, 8c; turkeys.
)Cc; plegons, per dusen. foe; docks, full
feathered, 8c; geese, full feathered, .8u;
fcuusbs, No. 1, $1 60; No. , una
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, 2oHo; No. 2,
18-V; Nn. t. Mo; No. 1 chuck, 13cl No. 2,
r'.V.e- N,'rt 9 1ILa Me. 1 L.ln 911,.. M,. J
15e; No. 3, 14c; No. 1 plates. So; No. H.
iwc; No. 3 lM,o; No. 1 round, ICftc; No. 2,
be; No. 3. 7'4".
Prices furnished by the Olllnsky Fruit
company:
Fill ! ITS Oranges, extra fancy Valen
cia, !.. 112s, ltfia, UiOs, I7iis, 200e and
250s, $.1.75 per box; Red Ball Valencia,
all sizes, $3.50 per box. Lemons, fancy
Silver Cord, 3oOs, 800s, .0o per box; 42-6U.
$.8.50 per box. Grape fruit, extra fancy
Us, $4.60 per box; extra fancy 4ls, $4 00
per box; extra fancy 36s, $3.60 per box;
Indian River H4s and him, $.'..00 per box.
Apples, Belief lower, 4-tler, $).S0 per box;
Belief Unver, 4-tler, 5-liox lots, $1.55 per
box: Belief lower, 4-tler. )0-box lots or
more, $l.bo l-er box; Uravensteln. tl.bti
per box; Uravennleln, 6-box lots, II. 4o
per box; Oravcnatoln, 10-box lots or more,
$1 40 per box. Cantaloupes, California
standards, $2.00 per crate; Jumbos, $1.75
melons. 2'-i ier lb. Plums, Italian, $1.36
wr crate; Italian, 5-crate lots. $1.30 per
crate: Italian, 10-crate lota or more, $1.25
per crale; Idaho, $1 25 per crane; Idaho,
5-crate lots, $1.20; Idaho, 10-o,rato lots or
more, $1.15 per crate; Hungarian or
gross prunes, $1.60 per crate. Peaches,
California Salaways. 76c per crate; Cali
fornia Salsways, loo-box lots, i2'c per
crate; California Salaways, 600-hox lota
or more, 70 per crate; Washington El
bertas, KOc. per ctate; Washington El
bertas, )U)-box lots, 77 Vs: per crate;
Washington Elbertas, 6uO-hox lota or
morn, 7Ikj per crate. Pears, , California
Bartletts, $2.00 per crate; California,
Burtletta, (-box lots. $1.96 per crate;
California Bartletts. 10-hox lota or more.
11.90 per crate; Washington or Colorado
extra fancy, $1.85 per crate; Washington,
or Colorado extra fancy, 10-box lota.
$1 80 per crate; Washington or Colorado
extra fancy, 26-box lots, 11.75 per crate;
Flemish Beaulles, Washington or Colo
rado, $1.05 per crate; Flemish Beauties,
Vvsshliuxton or Colorado, 10-box lots,
$1 6o per crate; Flemish Beauties, Wssh
I nut on or Colorado, 26-box lots or more,
$1 60 per crate. Grapes, Malaga, Cal., 1.S5
per case; 6-caae lots. $1.30 per case; 10
css lots or more, $1 26 per case.
Bunsnas, per buuoh. $1.7&ft3.50.
NLis Sailed peanuts, $1 50 per case.
No 1 California walnuts. 18lo per lb.
Pecans, 12V per lb. Filberts. 16c per lb.
Almonds. o per lb.
V EG ETA BIES Cauliflower. Denver.
12'c per lb. Cabbage. 2e per lb.. Onions.
2c per lb. Pepiters. 60c per basket.
Fancy tomatoes, 50o per basket. Cucum
bers, hothouse. 2 dor., baskets, 76c per
basket New tets.' carrots, turnips, 25o
per dosen. Celery. Michigan. 36c per
doz Celery, Denver, 1ar Jumbo, tt per
dox' Head lettuce. uOcfftl.BO per dozen.
Ieaf lettuce, 4Ko per do. Onions, horns
grown 15- per dox. Radishes, 60c per
doz Garlic. Itslisn. 20c per lb. Horse
radish, 11.65 per case. Shelled popcorn.
4o per lb Asparagus, home-grown, per
dox. market price, about JO" per dog. New
potatoes, 7.".c per btl7 Virginia sweet po
tatoes, $4.00 per bbi. Alabama sweet po
tatoes, $1.60 per hamper.
MISCELLANEOI'S Sugar walnut dates,
$1 25 per box. IJmes. $1 75 per basket.
Crackerjaek, $3.60 per case. Crarkeriack,
jr half case. $1 75. Checkers, $350 per
oase. Checkers, per half case, $l.i6.
i
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-DRY GOODS-Xh-y
goods markots were active. Prices
on brown sheeting were lower., Colorevl
goods were withdrawn by ono of the
leading houses liecauae of the scarcity
of dyestuffs. which are Imported front
Europe, ritaplaworated dress goods were
in demand for Irom!t delivery. Japan
ese raw silk declined sharply.
Evaporated Apples mm 4 Dried Frarts
NEW YORK. Aug. 17. EVAPORATED
A PPLF8 Inactive.
DRIED FRUlT.lrnines, Firm, Apri
cots, quiet and easy. Prunes, dull.' Rais
ins, steady.
Bank Cleartasrs.
OMAHA. Aug. 27. Bank rlearings for
Omaha today were $3. 161. 8. 24 and for the
corresponding day last year $2.571.733. 7i.
Metal Market.
ST. I.OITS. Aug. W.-METAI-LluU.
nominal. $3 7a. p"-". if .