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    TIIK BEE : OMAHA, SATURDAY. Al'(UsT !.'!. 1U.
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FOU RENT
llnnsra and ( nltn(ri
4 Tl ., new, mod , 1M4. Fpruec, j.-o v.
$."-7 HlKi.MS, parlor extending across
the entire front of the house; oak fin
ish, colonnade oprnlnns, four bed rooms
und hsth; fine neighborhood ; near ear.
AMKR1CAN PKCi'RlTY COMPANY.
ITth and Ivniglas Sta, Doug as 501 3.
1W So. 2.1th St., 6-r., part model li7.7tiToil
So. tith St., 5-r., city water 12 ml
2922 Dupont St.. 6-r.. part modern.... 110"
1054 S. 22d St., 6-r., city water 11 00
1412 Westcrfleld, 4-r., ettv water 6. in)
3M0 S. P'.th St., 4-r.. cistern M"
3.W3 S. liith St., 4-r., cur water 9(t
:4"! S. 8th St., 4-r . cltv water 1 '0
2KS Center St., 4-r., well 6 Oo
CRE1G11, SONS & COMPANY,
Douglas 1K. 50S Hee Hid.
2.129 Uurdette St., 6-r., (colored I. SIX
1 11 j S. 29tli, 6-r., all modern. tJ7 60.
21". N 14th, -r, modern, 125.
f.. 8. 2Mb Ave., 6-r., all modern. 130.
2121 I.eavenworth, 0-r , mod. ex. ht.. t2v.
l.'JII'l S. J.ith, 6-r., all modern. 27.50.
3139 Mason. 7-r., all modern, $37 60.
31.11 Farnam, 7-r., all modern.
220 N. litth. all modern. 12-r., loo.
2216 I.eaveuworth, 10-r., mod. ex heat.
THK BYRON RKKP COMPANY.
Douglas 297, 211 S. 17th St.
Kight-room. all modern; fine big yard,
nlre shade: ( lone to church and school,
2773 California St.
Gallagher & Nelson,
644 Brandela MA.
FOLK-ROOM HCNGALOW 112 50 per
month. Full-size lot, one block to ear,
nice front porch, coiy living room, wtde
mlnston opening to nice dinluK room
Convenient kitchen and pantry, full eel
lar, good-ailed bed room, bath room, low
down water closet, city water, electric
lights, gas, hardwood floors. A Well-built
and neat little home that you can own.
For Immediate sale, offer for only $160
cash and $12.50 per month. Planned so
that another room can be added at any
time with small cost. Let your rent pay
for this home. See me tonight after 6
o'clock or any evening this week. Phone
Penson 122.- Take Benson car, set off at
61st. In Benson, come south one-half block
to No. 2805. F. S. TRULLINGEH.
2529 Cass St., 6 rins., all mod 136.00
3H0 Jones St.. 8 rms., all mod ft). 00
1006 So. 22d St., 5 rms., all mod 21 50
817 So. 23d St., 6 rms., mod ex. ht.... 23 00
1506 Yates St.. S mis. and b. all mod. 21. oo
S17 So. 2.1th St., 3 rms., part: mod... 9.00
BIRKETT & COMPANY,
423 Bee Bldg. Doug, 633,
DETACHED HOME FOR RUNT.
Seven rooms and hall, strictly modern;
hardwood finish In first story; three bed
rooms upstairs, one bedroom and bath on
first floor, 132.60. This house fronts on a
paved street and boulevard, 2 blocks
from car line.
J. II. DUMONT & CO.,
Farnam St. Phone Douglas 990.
See This Double House.
If you want a good, clean, handy place
to live, CALL US. we will make the rent
right.
PETERS TRUST CO..
4202 Cuming St. Douglas R9S.
2913 WOOLWORTH AVE., rooms, mod,
$25.
2220 Chicago. 8 rooms, mod., $;S0; or 16
rooms, $H0; light housekeeping If desired.
1560 N. 2oth, 6 rooms, mod., 12o.
2706 Karnam, 8 rooms, mod., $50.
RINOWALT. HRANDEIS TMEA. BLDG.
FOR BENT
W have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co., 806 S. ltith St.
Urinaria ln 11 Parts of the city.
llOUSeS Cre.gh 6ons A Co.. Bee Bids
Free Rental List
Complete Information about every va
cant house and apartment In the city.
This service Is free. Tel. Douglas 4477.
Fidelity Storage & Van Co.
6-KOOM collate. zVil Ohio. W. 4533.
MODERN 6-room house. Call Doug. 1628.
NONE to compare, all modern 7-rooin
house, also 4-room flat. 220 N. 23d.
GOOD 7-room house, all Modern. 2202
Meredith Ave. $27. Phone Web. 3335.
NEW 5-room house. Inquire 60) So. 62d
St. Call Harney 6807.
FlNlv neven-room house and garage;. good
location; house all modern, with fine
quarter-cawed oak finish; $42.50. Coll Web,
9). o
,., See Our liental List.
Bunkers' Realty Investment Co.
Ground floor Bee tildg. Tol. Doug. 2S26. o
Fidelity Storage Co.
Stcrage, moving, packing and shipping,
ltith &. Jackson Sts. Phone Doug. 1616.
MaggarcTs
Van and Stor
age Co. Reduced
Lurgo , i men, $126 per hr.; dray, 2
men. 01 jwr hr. 1713 Webster. Doug, i486.
ii-KOOM mod, house. 1610 Dorcas. D. 62107
6-ROOM cottage, modern except heat
barn, nice bath. liMl Ohio St. W. $71.
J. C. Reed KinKJo'i Lu
moving
storage.
. 6 Ho,
s-ROOAt nouac, an juuuern, irte wator.
ij4 N. Will. Tel. D.
t-ll. house, mod, ex. ht., 836 h'k. Ay. D. 9lti.
iuu 4h. mm, i toums io.VU
'AM) I'ierce St., 6 rooms ;a,.uu
Al modern, first-class.
CAKL llt.KRiNO.
418 Omaha National tan. Bldg.
LAROli brick lor two tamilms or roomer,
good location, reduced rem. M. liuO.
k (urea aitu offices.
FOR KENT An oftice with rsoeptloa
room, ruasonauie. ui4 stale IJauk aiiig.
FARNAM
or
17TH STREKT
OFFICE LOCATION."
AVAILABLE NOW.
THE BEE BUILDING CO..
. Office Room 103.
' Umram.
GOOD barn, room for 8 or 10 horses.
11)17 WeOster bU Cull UOUglas 4i
KKAL KSTATK
IfAKM A Ka.hii i.AAus f'OU SALE;
f tulursuu,
SiAN LUId VALLb i-io quarter tec
liona wuhin lour linica oi .uamuoa,
eacn uas waitr ritut m oau uu.a u.,..',
win li low to bciiie an eaiuiu. . . i.
tJlu.ltl CO., 1111 tlljr .U. ualli 4-.ua-,
Omaha. O
Minnesota.
FOR SALE ai-rci U. utiles from Mln
Ccapoi.s. tu4; utii roi.i iwu; itn aorea
Utiuii cu.li.lio, oai. batu lor pAbtaif,
cau irnci.eaiiy all La t-uiuvaleu. ne.vy
aui.; "ou set ol ouudiu, oouaisliua ol
k ioou tiouM, iare uaiu, Kraiiaiy, com
iriLm, eic; uim latiu win prouuue u busti
cis uf ootu pw muixj, iciapiiuiie in house;
kuunu-y luukiy uetuoc; coinineia Mel of
iiittcmi.ery ; t, ucad ol bloca, uuiisuiliiui ol
U cows, baianco i and year Uiu; good
horses, 4 nogs, ctticauiia, V ul In is yer
ci op ami ver tiling on the larm goes at
ju per ai.ru; hu,i cash. o;umu liiua,
lu-5 riyniouiii liiuK., Miuueauoiis, Mma.
liAUUAlN 11 acres, near &i. leier
Mtnu., well Improved: price per acre
terms. Jim ray. moux City.
NO tfAiicikiMa :ii I'uia cuut.,, Aiiua.
sot; clok to best marKaia; tuoica
lauas, easily cleared. lAt i,er acru; taay
lerms. liunt-Juanson, il::ickiey, Minn.
Nebraska.
FOUND 3-0-acre homestead In- settled
neighborhood; tine (arm land, not aand
hills, cost you tJuu tiling leva and all.
J A. Tracey, Kimball. Neb.
Wlsvouala.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state in tin.
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on eaiy terms. Ask for book
let tt on WiiiconMn Central Land Uiant.
Mate acres wanted. Write about our
gmzing lands. If laierested in fruit lanJs.
ask lor booklet on Apple Orcharus in
ihcoiwin. Addiets Land Lcpt., Soo
Llus Ky.. MluncuLolis, Minn.
15K.I, l.STATK
FARM A nt( M I. AMI Fon S.tLK
Nebraska.
MR. FA KM EH, HOW MUCH
DID YOU LOSE FKOM DRY
WEATHEK LAST YEAR
AND THIS YEAR!
Wouldn't it make a good hie paymen;
on a Scott's Bluff Irrigated farm.
WIIKRE Fl LI, CROPS AH10 RAISED
EVERY TEAR?
Mere are two money tuakeis:
No. 451 A fine, smooth lying lik-a re Im
proved farm 3i miles from a
VOOfi ton tl A nli'A ..rrtrr, u-ill
hull! hrtiiBM' Har. f,-,. 1,1 I, I ..f !
stock; granary, corn crib, etc.
Buildings nicely painted. The
farm is all fenced; there le
n (rood hos-tlKht alfalfa rasture.
1c0 acres in alfalfa that cut 140
tons the first cutting this year,
balance Is In corn and oats. This
land Is level as any farm ought
to be. Is easy to Irrigate, and the
soil as rich as ran be.
Trice, $110 per acre; good terms.
No. 514 Sji acres of rich, productive land.
There isn't any better soil In Ne
braska, and it is as smooth as a
floor, with Just enough slope for
easy Irrigation and proper drain
age. One-third was broken this
year. The verv best crops on the
adjoining farms show just what
this place will do. Only 4 miles
to town. Price, $H5 per acre and
very eay terms.
PAYXE INVESTMENT CO.
Ware Block. Tel. Douglas 1781.
Omahn, Nebraska.
THK K. C. RANCH FOR SALF. Com
prising S.OW acres of first-class clay
land. 9 miles southwest of Sargent. Custer
county. Nebraska. Hood Improvements,
good water: 40.) acres In crop. Have cut
price very low: easy terms. Must sell at
om-e. F. T. Walker Co.. Omaha Neb o
CH1 VENN E county, Nebranka lands, for
Balo and exchange. Write for free
booklet Chris Hlckey & Co., Fairbm-y,
Neb., or K. C. Casselman, Loi'-se Pole,
Cheyenne county, Nebraska.
For Sale
A bargain; 1TO acres Douglas county;
fair Improvements; land gently rolling;
good roads; $1 per acre.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandels Rldg.
Oresrun.
COMK to central Oregon, gooo climate,
good water, plenty timber cheap land,
easy termw; irrigated land, 40 acres, $l,:ti0;
40 acres, well improved, 2,1'X); small cash
payment, balance easy; write mo for list.
). W. Oray, Redmond, Ore.
Miscellaneous.
IF INTER BSTKD in land In southern
Iowa and southern Minnesota write the
F. L. Jones Land company, Winterset, la ,
for their list of 2.r0 farms
FOR HAL12 OR KENT.
FOR SALK or .rent, 5-rooiii modern
house, at 2T15 Mristol St. W. 4228.
UEA iTl-fsTATK XORTIl" SI I)K "
MUST sell my modern home on Ames
Ave. at sacrifice; rented at $25 per
month; $ftM cash. O 266, I-ee.
FOR SALElO-room house, attic and
full basement; all modern; hot wator
heat; automobile garage and drive, larg
lot. Inquire owner, 2210 Webster.
HE AJL KSTATE NORTH SIDE
"
&a A fV 'itP. ' " M
JUST FINISHED
BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
ALL MODERN.. .
SMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN;
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
i Thla neat and conveniently arranged
bungalow la located within one block
of a car Una ln one of Omaha's beat
'New Building Additions. Oak in prin
cipal rooms witn nice large aun room.
! Kitcben ha tiled walla, full cement
; .basement; guaranteed furnace.
, i Telephone Doug. 2926 for appointment,
i Bankers Realty Investment Company
; I Omund Floor Bea Uldg. ;
$750
Six-Room Cottage
Not far out, on the north aide; lot 25x
100; house la ln fine repair, but buyer
could Improve at small cost and sell for
double the price. This Is a real bargain.
Rents now for $3 per month. Kasy terms.
Armstrong-Waish Co.
Tyler lu36.
20S-U-12-11 State liank Bldg.
KKAL KSTATE SOUTH SIDE
Big Bargain
Fpr Hale by Owner
G-Iioom House
and reception hull, gas, electric llKht,
bath, lar e basement and vegetable cellar,
best furnace made, alley paved, small
barn. Close In, walking Jistance. More
new apartment buildings than in any
Other part of the city. t!7 8. 25th Ave.
Telephone Douglas 5985.
Price $4,500
SNAP-SMALL HOME.
Must sell at great sacrifice, small cash
payment, balance long time, south aide,
walking distance, nearly new, everything
riKht. Address I! Hee.
1706 Spring St.
New Five-Room
Bungalow
Strictly Modern
Five rooms and bath, all on onrt floor,
nicely cemented basement and InrKe attic.
Entirely modern In every way. Hltuated
on south front lot. convenient to both
Omaha and South Omaha. Can arrange
reasonable terms. Will be open today for
Inspection. Call nr.-i look it over.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
&jo Omaha Nunuiim i.iuk iilua.
Phone- OuiiKlaa 4!.
KKAL KWTATK WKST 81DK
This Beautiful Bungabw
In Bemis Park District
JUST FINISHED
Can Be Bought on Monthly
Payments
5 rooms all modern principal
rooms finished In oak with oak buf
fet built ln dining room; full cement
basement, furnace beat. Be sure to
see this quick. It is located on cor
ner lot and paved streets, 2 blocka
from Harney car line.
Telephone D. 2 928 for appointment
Bankers Realty Investment
Company,
"mind Iclnnr Raa ttldsr
ItKAL KSTATK SV HI" KHAN
Trade for Benson
Home
This will sell for cash, but owners will
take Omaha cot t sue as part pay. If you
ba p some moiit y.
Built for a Home
Ninr-room. cry modem, square, nearly
new, eact front, three TM. lots, parage,
barn: only ; blocks to car and school.
$ii.rt is casli price; will carry back
6 per cent.
Pend or bring numbers of your property.
O'Keefe KYal Estate Co.
101n Omahe National. Phone Poiiklaa 2715.
Kvenlngs or Sundays. II. RIM or II. MS.
4-Room Bungalow
I12.."ii per month. K"ull slie lot, one blo k
to car. nice front porch, cosy living room,
w ide mission opening to nice dlnlns; room,
convenient kitchen ami pantry, full cellar.
Rood sized ldrooin. bath room, lowdown
water closet, city water, electric lights,
aas. hardwood floors. A well built and
neat Utile homo that you can own. For
Immediate sale offer for only $1W csjih
and $12.50 per month. Planned so that
another room can be added at any time
with Kmall l ost. Let your rent pay for
this homo. See me tonight after 8 o'clock
or any evening- this week. I'hone rtensnn
1--'. Take Honson care, get off at 61st at.
ln Henson. Come south half block to 2W6.
F. S. TRCLLlNliKK.
Dnadee.
Dundee, $4,950
Owner transferred from city, must sac
rifice his nev home. Has large living
room, with fireplace, dining room and
kitchen; three nice bedrooms and large
sleeping porch; best white oak floors
throughout: house 1 year old and thor
otiKl.ly well built and modern. Large
garage, with driveway, one block from
car. 1.54rt caash required. We want to
show you this house.
Glover & Spmn
91910 City National. Phone Douglas 392.
UEA L KSTATE MISCELLANEOUS
v.
nf1
umi :ial
One of the Most Beautiful
and Best Constructed
Bungalows in Omaha
JUST FINISHED
Can Be Bought on Eaay Payments.
This house Is block from car.
Principal rooms and vestlble fin
ished ln oak, with mirror door ln
coat closet. Full cement basement,
guaranteed furnace.
If you want a high grade home 1st us
take you to see thla.
telephone Doug 292 for appointment
1 Bankers liealty Investment
i Compan-,
I Ground Floor Bee Bldg. ' I
HOW'S TII1ST,
WKST FARNAM DISTRICT.
8-ROOM HOITSK, FULL LOT,
S2.K ANY REASONABLE TERMS.
House has mantel, furnace, bath, gas,
etc. Beautiful, large east front lot, paved
street, sightly view, select and valuable
location. Ixt alone worth $2,O0. If you
want u snap that will make money, here
It Is. See us about this at once.
TWO BIG REDUCTIONS.
Nine-room modern home, choice corner
lot, space for another house; streets
paved; select location, near Lowe Ave.; 1
block to Karnam and Cuming cars. Cut to
$3,600; best terms.
$1,000 SACRIFICK.
New 8-room Btrictly modern home In
restricted, choice residence section near
26th and Meredith; fine south front lot,
paved street, etc. Price cut for Imme
diate sale to $3,65(1:. less than cost of
house alone. Very best of terms.
McKITHICK REAL ESTATE CO.,
W Uamge Bldg. D. 14S2. 16th & Harney.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
New, modern frame and stucco, oak anJ
birch finish, three bedrooms and Bleep
ing porch; corner lot; a completo home,
very cheap. Owner, Douglas ln2.
7-ROOM house, rent, tor lllbu, must bt
sold at once: $3v0 will bundle It H. 4711,
A 1S I'll ACTS OK T1TLK.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
u modern abstract office. 806 B. 17th 8L
P hose Iiouglaa 54S7.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract ofT
fice in Nebraska. 206 Urandels Theater.
HEAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans. I'eters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms?
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha Nat l. Douglaa 2713.
GARVIN JUfUS..1"8; up-
Omaha Nat 1 liank.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loaiisT
H. W. Hinder. CityNatlbank Rldg.
(Xi f CITY LOANS. Remls-Carlbe'rg CoT
v v 310-312 Hi ntidela Theater Hid.
W A NTED City loans and warrant!.
W. Farnam Smith At Co., 1320 Earn a m.
HARRISON & MQRTOX. 91a Om. Nat'h
CITY property. Lame loans a aidsTtyT
Vjl. Thomas. 2,'H state Hank illdg.
iW to $10, 000 made pronipUyT F.d7 WeadT
Wead Hhlg., 1Mb and Karnam Kts.
CITY and farm loans, 5, f',4, d per cent
J.H. Dumon t & Co., lft3 Farn am, Om aha!
BEE us first If you want afarin Toanl
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
KEAL ESTATE rOK EXCHANGE
Pianos (or otner musical lnslru is. i.. tttil.
KE ALEST AT E'TltAN SF EKS.
I)eli filed tor rtrord Ausust :7. 1M4:
Bjrma Hel Co. to AniHIa Ornnk, of lot
1, Cuiumtng.s' Helshtb $ 12$
Gui Netolg anil w Ita tn M. Katiman, n
of lot 40 block tu, South Omaha 290
Cliarlea Impay and lf to W. H. (,atci, lot
10, block 2. collier Plate j.oj
S. :. Hrcuster and lte lo Charles Impar,
lot 10. blo.k t. t'olllar Fla.a 1,400
Anton Kcmln and wlfa to Mary bcmln, lot S,
Malonry'a sd, &uth flmaha 1
H. U Kohisson to W. II. Wll.on, t$: trt
lot 5, Karatt'sa I'ourt ft.OCO
i. II. buma and William Burna to O. M.
Uuma, of lot 4, block 2, Laks'a sdd....
C.ra W. bharp and huMbaud to J. A. Cbunga-
taoo. pan of la 11 lit :a. 21 16-13 i
Charlea tioraey and wlfa to Anna Id, -
Kenna. 40 tet lota V and 10, Terrac add 1
K '. Sutxr to W. J Hnnlck, loU 2 and
I. block 4. Lincoln Helahla j
Dundea Kfalty Co. to O Kun.pf, lots 4
and ft. block 10, Dundee Placa i
W. I. Harach to KTtona llarach, lot 4,
block 2. tiherldan Plac 1
M 1 Mnrtln and wlf to W B. Froaaar,
tl (art of !S lot II. Him' add.. to
J. 1. Iludrrrk to A. Hudak, at lot 18,
block 2. Kounlte'a 4ih add jy)
Arthur HJnrt to J. H. Ixvlnaon. of lot
I. block a, fhmn'a add j
Belma Janaen and huabind to J. H. Levi-
son. w' lot I, block a, Shlnn's add .... 1
C. W. Mai-lln and l(a u II. U Kokjsr,
lot :S, block 2. Il'lle lla Xt)
C. O. Tola an4 alii to H O. Itlca. aft
uf lot i, block Kl. houih Oicaiia l.tos
Jacob Armbruat and Vila to C. J. Carlbcri.
lot t. Carlbarg's Rcplal i.laO
O. K Krumpf and wlta to Margaret Hoyd
and Carrla A. Naah. lot i. blKk to. Dundea
ria
Best Sporting
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Right ln The Bee day by day.
Full box tcorea of all big" league.
Sport cartoona that hit the bullaey.
HEAL KSTATE Si' III' HliAN
W'ursr I'nrk.
There is a Beautiful High Class
Residence District in Omaha Today
Where Lots are Selling for as Much
as $3,500.
Ten Years Ago the Best Lot in This
District Could Have Been Bought
For $250.
Think of It
WEARNE PARK Offers
Homemakers a Very
Similar Opportunity Today
Whether You Want a Home
Or An Investment
You Will Never Make a
Mistake Buying in Wearne
Park
Because This Company is Not
Selling These Lots in the Usual
Way JUST THE LOTS WITH
NO IMPROVEMENTS.
We Have Installed and Paid for Modern
Improvements.
This Compnny has brought streets to permanent srade and ter
raced the building lots. We have planted trees We have built
lennnnent Cement walks. We have Installed and paid for city
water and gas. Cement gutter divide the parkings from tb
Klreot on both sides and are installed to carry away all surface
water through an under-ground drainage sewer system.
WEARNE PARK lots are nil within two blocks of a car line
furnishing n 10-mtnute service.
WEARNE PARK has building restrictions that Insure a high
class of homes, and these, restrictions are within reach of people
of moderate means.
WEARNE PARK Is ln the direct path of Omaha's growth.
These Lots nre Keasonahle in Price. Tliey Can
He Hough t on Kasy Payments. "We'll build and
Finance Your Home here ou Easy Monthly Pay
ments. Telephone Doug. 2926 Today.
Let us take you out to see WEARNE PARK and show you that
In developing thla beautiful building addition, that nothing has
been overlooked to make WEARNE PARK one of the highest
grade building additions ln Omaha.
We have built many beautiful homes In WfCARNE PARK and will
be pleased to have you go through them and Judgo for yourself.
Bankers Realty Investment
Company
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.
Phone Doug. 2926
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Fit Exciting: Place aa May
Grain Goei to High Level.
CORN GOES SHARPLY -HIGHER
TabiM Kllaht I'pwtrd, bat Dropi
nark a I.lttle to More Solid
Ground When Wbeit
Loan Ita Strength.
OMAHA, Aur. 2D. 1914.
The $1.2.) level for May wheat waa
reached amid a flurry of excited bidding
by shorts and Investors on the Hoard of
Trd yesterday.
The eleventh-hour bull caused the sen
sational upturn In May wheat from ILIM
to $l.a In less time than It takes to
tell It.
The market was chock full of excite
ment and nervousness. The oldest
speculator was at sea as to the course
to pursue because of the rapid advances,
which were followed by down turns of
equal rapidity.
Conditions surrounding the wheat mar
ket are must abnormal. The present sen-
satlonHl market, with Its anvances and
declines, doubtless found many of the
lnrfrer concerns In the trade on the bear
side. Kveryuody knows exactly what has
happened ln the mutter of grain prices
and every one In the trade knows that
some of the export concerns here and ut
the aeaboaid have suffered tremendous
loxscs.
1 hose who were short In the pit doubt
lessly over stayed the time limit and they
must now een up their positions In the
pit.
President C. II. Canby of the bis; trade
mart la not only anxious for a reduction
In the volume of business, but he is also
anxious aa far as possible to restrain the
buylnir power so that normal conditions
may again be reached.
i om was .uri icu suarply higher by ex
citement In wheat, but when the latter
broke, tlie market for thi. yellow cereal
likewise collapsed. Renting spola for tue
day were tyc lower for the feptember de
livery and t'0&f higher for deferred
months. It Is evident that the corn mar
ket at present Is mora dependent upon
wheal Uis.Ii usual, displaying little
strength of Ita own yesterdsy. Buyers
sem reluctant to take hold at these
prices and are evidently waiting for a
good reaction. Kansas continued to send
In bad reports.
Oats prices In the pit, after advancing
sharply wilh wheat early, reacted and
closed Nc lower for Beptember and e
higher for deferred deliveries.
Liquidation In Heptember pork carried
the price of that product down a dollar a
barrel yesterday, but the deferred deliv
ery closed firmer. Iwird and riba were
raster, feeling the weight of the weak
grain markets and a little local selling.
There was good Investment buying on
inn tirciniif.
Wheat was S'ofcc. lower.
Corn waa 1i1Vc lower.
Oats were Vale lower.
Omaha fash Price Wheat : No. 3
hard, tl.01frl.om: No. i hard. 9M.it I "4;
No. 4 hard, HbVuiH'r; No. 2 spring. $1 2'q
1.02'i! No. ft amine, tl 01 Will .01 . No. 4
i spring, tl-Apft1 H: No. t durum, 9Vfil fli;
No. 3 durum, DsWtttc. Pom: No 2 white,
77fj77V; No. 3 white, 7Mc77c: No. 4 while,
' VdTif. No. 1 vellow. 7S'MiT7c: No. 3 yel
low, V,trtinr : No. yeltow, ii'va'cc ; io.
t mixed, 7-Wt'fiWc; No. 3 mixed. "iWw
TEVc; No. 4 mixed. 74Vr7T1V-- Oats: No.
I white. 4tl,4'fi41V", standard. 45'ffKic: No.
white, tf.H'&'tUc; No. 4 white. 45We.
Barley: Mailing, txVoc: No. 1 feed, taVfli
Swift & Company
Onion Block Yard a. C'hieag.. Aug .29, 1914.
Dividend No. 112
DWidsnd of ONE DOLLAR and SEVENTY-
I HVt CENTS (S1.7j) per shara oa Ilia capital
I stock of Swift A Company, will ba paid on Ot.
lat, 1914, to stock holders uf record. Sept. 10, 1914.
as shawa oa tue bor.m m tnnmpan.
F. b. WAYWARD, Sssreiary
KKAL ESTATE SlHlHKAN
Wrsrna 1'ark.
c. Rye; No. 2, S8Hc; No. 3,
Clearencea were: Wheat and flour equal
to l.StW.OOO bushels; corn, 2.000 bushels;
oats, 27,(100 bushels.
Trlmary wheat receipts were 1,493,1X10
busheus and shipments 1,072,000 bushels,
amilnst recelrts of 9S0.000 bushels and
shipments of fi27,O0O bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were nS9,00D bush
els and shipments K7,000 bushels, against
receipts of Iil2.l0ii bushels and shipment
of Soii.Ouo bushels last. year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.129,000
bushels and shipments 397,000 bushels,
against receipts or 1,178,0110 bushels and
shipment of M2.0HI bushels Inst year.
CAHI.OT HECK1PTM.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.B'r'ly
Chicago
..1(6
2il
842
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
Omnha
Kansas city.. .
HI. l.ouls
.274
.112
. 46
. 73
08
7
50
21
40
Winnipeg
..200
These cash aales were renorteri tnriav
Wheat .No. 2 hard winter: 4 cars, t'.01(;
No. 3 bard winter: 1 car, 91.04; 1 car. tl.03;
2 cars, tl.01; 1 car, !c. No. 4 hard win
ter, 1 cnr. 7c. No. 3 spring: car, tl 02
No. H mixed: I car, tl 04. No. 4 mixed: 1
cur, Italic, 4 car, 97c. Corn No. 1 white:
2 cars. 77Hc. No. t white: 1 car. 77e;
car. 7c; No. 8 white: l car, 77c. No. 1
yellow: 3 care. 77; 4 ' cars. 7ay.c. No. 3
yellow: &',i cars, 7o; No. 5 yellow: 1 car,
7r.,e; 3 cars, 7."Vc. No. yellow: 1 car,
7.rVii!. No. 1 mixed: 1 car, 7iic; 4 eara,
7f.Hc No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 7(1 V,c; 3 cars,
itic; 1 car. 761V'. No. 3 mixed: 4 curs, 7&V4e;
2 cars, 7.r.'i,r. No. 6 mixed: 2 cars, 7f.Hc; 2
cars, 7."c. No. 6 mixed: I car, 74V; 1 car.
74'i. Sample: 1 car (yellow), 7r,c; 1 car,
74',c. Oats Standard: 3 cars, 4'; No. 3
white: 3 cars. 4c; 2 cars. 4iice; l2Vi
cars, 4!i!ic. No. 4 white: 2 cars, 4o!ic; 1
car, 4.")ytc; 1 cars, 4Gc. Rye No. i: 1 cur,
We.
New York Orneral Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. . HVd A R-Raw,
firm; molasses, 6.27c; centrifugal, .02c;
refined, firm.
RI'TTKR Steady ; receipts, 9,300 tubs:
creamery firsts, WWtM". seconds, 2;tj28c;
ladles, current make, firsts, Zlti24i
'HKBHIJ-t5teady; receipts, 7' boxes:
state whole milk, while and colored spe
cials, Jii'c; state whole milk average
fancy, lti'&W.ic
IXJUS Firm; receipts, 9,0i,0 cases; fresh
g-athered extras, '-VrtSIr: seionds, 23fi
24'c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, 3Ku-.'c; gathered whites,
ycji3.1c; nearby hennei y browns, 3o32c;
nearby gathered browns and mixed col
ors. 2:ii29c.
ITU'LTRY Dreasel. firm; western
chickens, frozen. 14'uJOc; fowls, l-j;
i'J'ic; turkeys, lrj26c. Alive, Irregular;
western chickens, broilers, 18f20c; fowls,
17?(l'4c; turkeys, lt'OWic.
Kansas f'ltr Oraln and Provisions.
KANHAK flTY Aug. 2S. WHKAT No.
2 hard, tl 01il Ot: No. 2 red, tl.OMfrl 06;
Pepternber, ktlic; December, ll.tKllii:; May.
tl 10
CORN No. 2 mixed. 79HV; No. 2
white. 8iOMie; Hi ptember, Kic; Decem
ber, (WTi'titV; May, 72Tc.
OATS No. 2 white, 4m&'4uVlc ; No. 2
mixed, 46c.
Bt, I.onla Urnln Market.
8T. I)t'I8. Aug. 2S.-WHEAT-No. 2
red. I1.U7&1 10; No. 2 hard, II Owi1 10
Keplember, tl.On'A; December, tl 0?H.
CORN No. 2. HOVtc; No. 2 white, 82Hc,
September, 82c; December, 70V.
OATS No. 2, 48c; No. 2 white, 5010.
Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug W.-WMEAT-fipot.
quiet; No. 1 Manitoba, ta 4Sd. Futures,
weak; October, s fid; December, 8a 7d.
CORN Spot, nominal. Futures, quiet;
October, s 7d.
Minneapolis firala Market.
MINNKAPOI.IS. Aug. 28 WHEAT
September. 1 101: December. 11.12: No
1 hard, tl 20Vi: No. 1 northern. tl,12H
1 li'i; .io. nunnern, i.wii'I.m'.
Cotton Market.
LIVKRPOOU Aug. M.-COTTON Hpot
In moderate demand at unchanged prices
Pules, 3,100 bales.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cuttle in Wry Light Supply and
Trice i Nominally Steady. '
HOGS FIVE TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
hers and l.ambs of Ml Kinds Very
Mow nml lloll at About 4rad
Prleea Itrcrlnta Only
Moderate.
SOl'TM OMAHA. August X 1914.
Receipts were: I'nttle.l logs Sheep.
Official Monday 9 9vS ;i.V! .17. MS
official Tuesday .Vsio V.'.94 Hi. Ms
official Wedneaday.... 3.110 s.;n: 14.M4
Official Thursday S.oiir 10.27 'A1"1
"'ire nmy isi .a ear. ,
The following table shows the receipts of
cruiir. noss ami Miei'i' at tne routn imiaiis
live stock market for the year to date, as
ctmpared with last year:
1tl4. 1913. Inc. Dec
I'sttle 50.1.11 M".41 ;i.:iii.'
Hogs Vex.: .W7u1i lSl.ap
Sheep 1,6ns. 70S l,3)',;lnl 320,402
The following table shows the prices for
hogs at the Hon Ih Omaha live slock mar
ket for the last lew' days, with compart-
sons:
"Date.
1914. (1913. '1912. 11911. I910 '190.1. ,1911s.
Aug. U
Aug. 13.
Aug. 14.
Aug. 15.
Aug 1.
Aug. 17
Aug. H
Aug. 19
Aug. 20.
Aug. 21
Aug. 23
Aug. tl.
Aug. 4.
Aug. tiv
Aug. i
Aug. 2.
Aug. 28
7 m,
7 g'M
7 701
T 7:1
04 1 7 11
g 01 I
i i;i i W
I I2 7 i
S 14, 7 171
7 95, 7 4-'
8 0l; 7 47
I 7 4S
9 41
9 2J
6 17
M'.i
I MS
.A
in'
9 24'
t 301
9 00
a
C 44
9 41
31
9 37
9 :l t
A H2
a
! 32
7 77
7 To
7 tM'
7 97 1
7 721
7 S4;
7 Ml
7 4.
s a
I I li
a
I I 0
17
7 1
9 24
R 89SI
94S
I 6-"i
TT7
7 M
7 W!
08,
I 9H,
7 PI
7 7
7 91
7 92j
7 19
9 2.1
9 3,.
9 09;
t 04
7
8 9041
i
II 79V.I
1 041
t 101
ft id,
,!
9 31!
9 31 1
7 2o
7 161
7
7 loi
7 12
7d
tH I
e 7 f,3;
s K4 7 2'
9 7 7 71!
9 t7 7 tsi
9 Kl 7 63
"(Ul
t 79'
9 7"
74
'.) 34
9 39
41
K 4
Sunday.
CATTLK Receipts were very small
today, only eight cars being reported In,
and they consisted of odds and ends, a
Utile of everything and not much of
anything. The feeling on the' market
waa steady with yesterday.
The best cornfed cattle have been In
good demand all the week and prices have
shown little or no change, the best here
having Bold at tlO.26. On the other hand,
the medium grades of cornfeds and grass
western are around 29c lower than last
week, or IMHOo lower than ten days ago.
Cowl and heifers have been working
lower and they are around 36o lower
than last weok'g close. j
Oood feeders have been fully steady, In!
fact, they might be quoted firm aa com-
pared with last week's close. On the
other hand, the medium to common kinds
are lotilSo lowor than last week.
Quotations on cattle; (1d to choice
cornfed beeves, tOfcoa 10.25; fair to good
cornfed beeves, IN.76M4t.50; common to fair
cornfed beeves, f7 7uH 7b; good to choice
range steers, ll.fottfH.lb; fair to good range
steers, t7 2Mf7.50; common to fair range
steers, t9 2Wn7.25; good to choice grasi
cows, ft .35137.76; fair to good grades, VIM)
.25; common to fair grades, t3.Mtv5.6o;
good to choice stackers and feeders, tl.to
4rs.fl0; fslr to good stockera and feeder.
t7. 0O5C7.60; common to fair Blockers and
feeders, t6.2tr7.0O; stork cows and heif
ers, t5.2&'ciU5; stock calves. KUkXunoo;
vel calves, W.OkQ 10.M); bulla, stags, etc.,
15.25(87.00.
HOD9-Receipt were rather light for a
Frldsjr, and trade opened stinng. al
though the early rounds were rather dull.
Parker' first bids were anyway a nickel
higher, but nothing much moved at this
time, a seller were asking prices that
were all of a dime, and In many cases
16c higher than yesterday. Hy the time
first sales were made offer had Improved
lightly, so that the supply started mov
ing at 6'tlOo higher figures. In fad, a
very fair 'iare of the receipt sold on
this basis, but after close tn a hair of the
offering had changed hand sharp com
petition brought value up to a flat 10o
high level. Quite a number of hog moved
at thla advance, but toward the close
one or two buyer who had failed to fill
their orders pushed prices up anomer
notch, so thnt hog old on the last end
reached the high point of the day, being
fully 105fil5o, und In soino Instances a
flat 15o higher than yeaterday'a average.
The general market shows an advance
of right at 10c. Hulk of the gale wa
made at $s.8Xf-H.sr. and a number or hog
sold at the best time reached t9.HO and
tl.95. In fart, there wa a fair showing
as high a 19.00, and top touched t9.0.i.
Movement, while dull at times, was fairly
active in spots, and everything wa
cleaned up by 10 o'clock.
Receipt amounted to 101 ear, or 6,600
hnad. hrlrmlnn the week' supply up to
37,579 head. This Is more than 4.000 larger
than last week, and Is a gain of .500 head
a compared with tne aama aay iasi
year.
WHKKP The wlndup of the market yes
terday wns worse than at the opening,
there being some . salts at the close
showing a decline of 2Cu36o from Wed
nesduya' trade.
There were verv fair aupplle for a
Friday, both here and at Chicago, thi
mornlna. the local receipt being some
9,000 head, against 6,010 head a week ago,
7,906 two weeks ago and 12.246 on the same
day a year ago. Thl bring the total
for the week to dale up lO lio.um neaa,
aa compared with K,343 for the same time
last week. 59.Mi two week ago, ana
iS.M during the corresponding period a
year Rgao.
Owing to the wetnesa of the fleece thla
morning trade was somewhat delayed In
lambs, hut about the middle of the fore
noon the bulk of the offering began to
move at a level showing no material
change from yesterday'a bad close. The
market wa slow, however, and It was
late before a clearanoo was made. A to
mutton offerings there were not enough
on hand to try out values, the market on
what few ewes and yearling were here
being nominally steady.
The feeder trade wa lightly upplied
and price showed no quotable change
For the week all kinds of feeder have
been In good demand and closing quota
lion are steady to strong as compared
with a week ago on the best grades of
feeding lambs carrying a lit tin flesh, and
stesdy to a little easier un the common
kinds. Feeding sheep have been scarce
all the week and are quotable steady
with a week ago.
On account of the llherul supply of kill
er here thla week the packers have suc
ceeded In taking off lamb aa much a
7iv and half a dollar off mutton.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Iimlis, good to choice, ti.4ofi7.50; lumba,
fair to good, t7.3iKp7.40; lambs, feeders,
til..VKcr7.30; yearlings, good to choice, to 5(fo
6.00; yearlings, fair to good, I6.254i5.60;
yearlings, feeders, 91506 90; wethers.
good to choice, to. loi. 26 ; wethers, fair to
good, t4.907I.VIo; wethers, feeders, 14 40tf
r .ll; ewes, good to choice. 14 901(400;
ewes, fair to good, t4.76t)4.90; ewe, feed
ers, tl.&ofl 4 .00.
I '
Kansas lly Live Stock Market.
KAN. SAD CITV. Aug. 29. CATTLK Re
ceipts, l.li) head; market steady; prime
fed steers, 19 75'fi'10.50; dressed beef steer,
7.80r9 60; western steers, t.509.2G; Block
ers and feeders, 5.76tX.25; bulls, t5.2fj44.75;
calves, 6.6(iylO 60.
HOGS Receipts, 2,fioO head; market
higher; bulk of vales, tt.UVuS.2o; heavy,
t9 10rfi.M: packer and butchers, t't.lij.;
light. t 9C9.15; pigs, Xtftli.75.
HHEEH AND LA M US Receipts, l.CSX)
head; market steady; lambs, t7.ara7.60;
yearlings. t550i4t., wethers, t'l.'Uj'j,
ewes, t4.7.'x?;1.aO.
' Ht. Lonls Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2S. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 7UU head: market steady; native
beef steers, J7..W 10.50, cows and heifers,
ti.j0'ai.50; stockers and feeders, t6.0ora7.50;
southern steers, fi.0u'd.25; cows and heif
ers, 14 (KKan.Vi; native calve. f00) 10.26.
HOGS Receipts, 6.000 head: market
higher; pig and light, t7U's9.40; mixed
and butcher. KMOUtt.40; good heavy, 13.25
9 4(1.
SHICEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 8,500
head; market steady: native muttons, tt.OO
'jjj.2.V. lambs, t7.0i"y 7.70.
il "
Klong lltf Live Block Market.
SIOCX CITV. la., Aug. 29. CATTLK
Receipts 200 head; market steady: na
tive ateers, to 4Wua.40; butchors, $6 7oitf
1.00.
HOGS Receipts, 3,500 head; market lOo
Klve days this week. 21. 9M 37.f7 110 010
Same days Isst week . . H.OTO ;U.201 SS.343
Same days 2 veeks ao 11 ;'P 2:i.A70 iA.Siii
Same days 3 weeks ago.li.Ml 9. sin lil.l!
Same days 4 weeks ngo.ll.'t :tv.?ti ;i;.9I9
tr
SIIM:i AMI I.AM B!4 Receipts, HA
lna.1, no uuntatlons.
I Mil Alio I MF. 91U4 K MARKET
tallle 9tradv to Strong Hogs
trona, lllathe.
CHIC.MIO. Auk. :9.-CATTM:-Re-cen.
ts, ,r,ii heinl; market steady to
etrimv; beeves. tH7MiluS; steers. IK.Snfl)
9 40. sloi keri and feeders, t.VScps cows,
and hellers, t-t."V?l!l.: calves. ti.tVMTII.'J.
Hi it s-Receipt a, U'.OiiO hed: market
ftrong; .V higher; bulk, $1.7.Vd9.20; light,
9 Kali 9. 31; mixed. 9 01i9 .3.1; heavy. tS.4.Vf
.3o: rough. 99 4C.iiiS.il1 pigs. $.1.5OCiH.0.
Slll;i:i" AND I.AMHK- Receipts, 9.09s)
he. ul: market wrsk: sheep. $4.7i:liO.iO;
yearlings, t7.MMit.40; lambs, t. 75?j?.7fi.
Kl. Jose pli l.lie Mock Markel.
ST JOSKPII. Aug. 2S. OATTL.K Re
ceipt ion head: market stedy; steer,
tl'.oO"! 10.90: cow and heifer. t0"fa9.i0;
cahrs, t-1.7iiti lO .m.
IUHR9 Receipts. 2,t0fl head; market
strong; bulk of sales. In 0ii9 .15.
SIIKKP AND l.AM US Receipts. 100
head, market slow, Isinhs, l7.fV7.7f. '
( III! AGO 4. RAIN Ann rROVI9IO
Kralnres of the Tradlac nn1 1'loalnv
I'rlee on Hoard of Tralr.
t H M'Ado, Aug. 2 -The hysteria of re
cent M'sslon was absent from the wheat
market todav and that cereal led others
to a lower level. Wheat dropped 2V)ir39e,
coin l'sli'lSe and oats Sli-Sc. Provisions
closed from 5c higher to 12'so lower.
Hhat selling there ws In the nature;
of a narrow wheat market waa done hy
scattered longs and much of the buying1
also was credited to Ihem on the theory" "'
that a long with a profit secured rn
ncarcely leslst buying In at a decline In
hope ol another hulge. A wa the case -yeMerCav
when prices were soaring the .
mine paid no attention to the new, such
as It was.
Most of the trading was done In the
flm half hour. At 1:1.1 May wa lOo under
yesterday' ton. It reacted Hi2r from thl ,
and llnaeied In the neighborhood of the ,
closing pries the remainder of the ees-
slon. Alt he close the tone was heavy.
Commission houses made an effort to at
tract legit Imate trading, but 15 and Hit-cent
margins demanded In some cases did not
prove Inviting. Country offerings were
reported decidedly larger In response to
the bid of millers In the northwest.
Rains In the crop belt and the Influ
ence of wheat depressed corn prices.
There was a I'nlr eastern shipping de
mand. Sample were 9c lower. Tha de
cline In oats wan due to profit taking, in
tluenced by wheat and the slowing; of th"
sealioard oemand. r
September provisions rased off on con-, ,
tinned scattered liquidation, while Janu-
ary gained modestly on Investment de- f
niand, ' ' ,
Grain prices furnished by Logan
Rrven, offl-e 316 flouth Sixteenth treet: '
Artlclel open. I High, i 1iw. Cloe.Ts'y.
Wheat
Hept.
Dec.
May.
Corn
Sept. I
Dec.
May.
1 ftiffOS
1 1L"tl
1 0!Hi,
1 IW
1 1.1'.
1 094
t 12
I
1 04
1 09
1 15
1
1 13
1 19'i
1 04
1 ISVal
90
711(fi71
7441731
909
79m
70V
774il
71
ws
74W
4S4!
60S
77P
4fiV
73S(74aH
474,sl
4TV41
60
4F4'
50-
63 y.
Dec.49V1l '!
49
51!,
M
2ViH S
63
20 471
A. S' I
1SVU 4
Pr.lk
Pept. Jan..
l.srrt
Sept. let..
Jan..
Ribs
He pt.
Oct..
Jan..
20 47V
:2 a-201:
20 00
23 10
9 90
10 10
an 10
23 20
20 4S
22 26 .
10 00
10 17V
10 60 .
11 47'4 '
12 02 '
11 36
!2 77-30
9 97
10 15
10 06
12 41
13 02' t
10 00
97H
io rvi
10 17H1
10 70
10 67
10 4)6
12 96
It 0
12 45
12 06
12 36
11 97
11 37SI 11 2iVt! 11 90 11 86
Chicago Cash, Prices Wheat: No.
2 red.
Corn:
l.U7;il.li: No. t hard, tl.06ttrl.W.
No. 2 vellow tiynRJUe; No- s ye'low.
12c. Oats: No. 3 white, 47H4sc; itandard,
47(fi 1914c. Rye. No. t. 96V097C. Barley:
tVMiXOc. Secda: Timothy, September, tH.l
i.R1; clover, October. t!9.50. -lYovlslons:
Pork, none; lard, 110.02; rib. ij.niusi,
Hl'TTKR Creamery, 2Ho; firsts, 28c;,
seconds, 24c; packing stock. 21c.
j.: uit F'rsts. 2'ic; seconds. 17.
I'OTATOV78-Lower; receipt, 45 car-,
Jrey cobblers, bulk, li2c; Jersey cob
bler, sacks, r2S.c; Giant, bulk, 74P76c;
tllanta, sacka, 79Oc; Minnesota fcany
Ohlos, 3(l,7c.
1
l-ol'LTRY-Aiive, higner; iowii, idw
prlngs, 1fi19c
POULTRV Hens, 14o- brollerg, 18c
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-No material,
change was reported In the coffee market ;
hero today The process of evening up 1
old commitment through the voluntary
committee wa said to be making progii . ;
at slightly lower prices today, but the spot
market continued (teady. Cont and
freight offer from Rraxll were unchanged
and Importer are till hampered by tha ,
absence of adequate foreign exchange
facilities Rio 7 were quoted at 7o and
Rant oh in at 12T4c. Receipt at two Bra- '
xlllan port yesterday were 20.000 bags; :
8ao Paulo receipts 33,000 and Jundlahr re- ,
relpts 32,000 bags. Clearance of 17,000 .
bags were reported from Mraiil for Vnlted 1
States porta.
Omaha Grain Market.
HAT rralrle: Choice, upland, t11.508
12.00; No. 1, ttl.OfW 11.50; No. 2, tS.0uf1LOO;
No. 3, t7.00(fi0.fl0. Choice, midland, tH 60;
No. 1. tlOMKa 11.00; No. 3, t8.oO131ll.OO; No.
3, trooiiiV.OO. No. 1 to choice, lowland.
lO.OOftlo.tiO; No, 2, t7.00ig9.00; No. S,
$5.01X07.00.
STRAW Wheat straw I quotable at
tl 5ori6.00: oat and rye, t5.0OQ5.6a
ALFALFA Choice alfalfa i quotable
at tis.60fi14.00; No. J, lt.SOfiHJ.60; No. I.
tlO.UXrtll.60; No. 1. B.OOKIftoO.
Minneapolis tiratn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 28. Wheat opened .
2c under yesterday' ' close and thee
dropped '2c more today,
FLOU R 1 Inchanged.
HARl.KV 114t73c.
1 1 Y K Xifh 93c.
URA N 122.50.
CORN No. 3 yellow. T7tr7a,
OATS No 3 white,, 45(8450.
Fl.AX-tl.(iOftl.62.
Dry tioods Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 29 New low prices
caused an active buying mo jnent In'
print cloths today. Several lines of colored
heavy cotton goods were withdrawn from,
sale because of the scarcity of dyestuffa.
Domestic fine wool sold freely at slight
advance.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frails .
NF.W YORK, Aug. 28. EVAPORATED . '
A PPLKK Oulet.
DRIED FIU'ITSPrunes firm. Peache
quiet. Raisins dull. Apricot dull and '
eauv.
Metal Market.
ST. I.OI IS, Aug. 28.-METALS-Led ' .
quiet al 1X75; apelter, quiet at to.lKXvOu.
LONDON. Aug. 29.-SlLVER-Bar weak. -at
23 15 ldd per ounce. ,
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Aug. 29. Bank clearing for
Omaha today were 12.S24. 402.31. and for tha
corresponding day last year 12,411,964.71.
LIGHT GERMANY CRUISER
MAGDEBURG IS BLOWN UP ;
AMSTERDAM. Aug. J8.-(Vla London.
7:o0 p. m ) An official dispatch from Ber
lin say that the light German crulaer '
Mageburg, while ashore on the 11 of
Odensbucg. ln the Gulf of Finland, was
fired on by Russian ship. Seventeen of
the cruiser' crew were killed nJ twenty-five
wounded. The other of tha 2rw
were rescued by a torpedo boat, whlla '
under fire. The Mageburg wa blown tip.
HENRY CLAY FRICK IS
ILL AT SUMMER HOME
BEVERLY. Mas.. Aug. 29,-Henry Clay
Flick, the New York and Pittsburgh mil
lionaire, I 111 at hi summer home at
I'rlde . Crossing, s-ordlng to Informa
tion given out by servant there tonight.
A report that he wa seriously 111 of In-,
flammatory rheumatism waa denied. Dr.
James M. Jackson, who attended him,
aid he wa only "slightly Indisposed,
but waa getting- better."