THK HF.K: OMAHA, SATURDAY. SKPTKMBKK 3, 1914.
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FOR RENT
l-ROOM strictly modern house In At con
dition, location 8S12 Pacific St. Call at
lnft) So. 2Sth St. or phoe Harney
IN KOUNTZE PLACE.
t-room house. 8211 No. 18th St.; oak fin
ish, sleeping porch, $.16.
I room 1T Ppenoer, NEW, beautiful
heme, rood location, $46.
Se this st one.
sJASTINOS A HKTPKN-, 1614 Harney Et.
$.'15 2701 Davenport St.
Reduced to rent at once. 9 rooms, bath,
all convenience and garage. o
FOR .KENT A new, strictly modern 6
room bungalow-; excellent condition;
fine neighborhood. Cnll Douglas 79 dur
ing day. or Harney 539 after t o'clock.
651 H 25th Ave.. 6 rooms, uitairs, 111.
131.1 K. 39th, 5 rooms, all modern. $27.50.
215 N. 14th, 8 rooms, all modern, .
1320 Catltr4 Ave.. 6 rooma. 8d floor, 22.M.
5S0 8. 26th Ave., 6 rooms, $
2121 Leavenworth, t rooms. 120.
1315 S. 3Hh, rooma. $27.50.
1619 N. J3d. rooms.
3139 Ms son. 7 rooma. tTT.50.
SIM Mason. 7 rooms, $36.
3151 Farnm, 7 roo-ns, $35.
1310 A Xh Ave., a rms, t bath rms. 10.
1"1 tV SSd. rooms, all modern, $'15.
52ft N. mh, 9 rooma, all modern. $7.5.
1215-18-20 Leavenworth, IS rooms, mod.,
except furnace.
THK BYRON REED CO.
Phone Doug. 297. 212 S. 17th.
FOR ItKNT- Four-room cottage at 3
tip. 2Xth Ave. 1. I Thomas. 412 Pee
624 So. 2Xth St., 9 rms.. all mod . ISO.
2529 Csss ft., rms., 11 mod., $".3.
8610 Jones St., 8 rms., all mod.. $30
1006 So. 22d St., 6 rms.. all mod.. $21.50.
2558 Sahlcr St.. 5 rms.. part mod.. $15.
1364 So. 29th. St., 6 r , mod. ex. ht., la.
BIRKETT A COMPANY,
413 Bee Bldg. Doug, tTtt.
MODERN 6-ROOM BRICK.
HIS Dodge- St..; well finished, splendid
condition, fine neighborhood $7(5
ARMSTRONU-WAlH COMPANY.
Tyler 1536. 2-10-12-14 State Hank Bldg.
4-R.. new, mod.. 1814. Spruce. W. 291.
NEWLY finished throughout; 7-r. house.
mod, ex. heat. 2619 Caldwell. V. 3"i24
T s n 1 ttfxp. Co.. movlns
I 1 . KPPfl packing A storage
1207 Farnam. D. tug;
IN KOUNTKE PIACE.
.-room house, 3211 No. 18th St.; oak fin
ish, sleeping porch, $716. ,
8 rooms. 1636 Ppencer, NEW. beautiful
home, good location, 45.
C?C mm l Wr.
HASTINGS A HKTDKX, 1614 TIamey Ft
WEST FAKNAM DISTRICT.
Fine 8-room. strictly modern dwelling;
nak finish; two baths: everything first
class. Near 38th St. right on Farnam. A-l
surrounding neighborhood. Rental price
only Best rental bargain In city.
Make appointment to see through.
Scott & Hill Co.,
Douglas 1009. 303-7-8 McCague Bldg.
v'f i r uir:H SCHOOL.
t-r. and hall, hot water heat, complete
h lo"r.', '"all on 2d. floor, heat, and water
paid, new mod. , brick, $70.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat I. Doug. 2715. O
FOR RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be Been free of charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. 80 S. 6th St.
Houses '.hA1.?'
Free Rental List
Complete Information about every va
cant house and apartment in- the city.
This service is free. Tel. Douglas 4477.
Fidelity-'Storage A Van Co.
NONE to compare, ah modern 7-roo"
h ouse. also 4-room flat. 220 N. ?3d.
NEW, 5-roora house. Inquire 60S So. 62d
St. Call' Harney own,
Fidelity Storage Co.
Stcrage, niovlng. . packing and shipping.
16th A Jackson Bts. Phone Doug. Inl6.
a r 1 Van and Stor-
Maggard s ?0Krd-d
Large tun. 2 men. $125 per hr.; dray, 3
men. $1 per hr.i 1713 Webster. Doug. 1494.
-ROOM- house, all modern,
'.04 N. Ifltb. Tel. D. 7630.
. tree wator.
g-R. house, mod. ex. lit.. 836 Pk. Av. 1. 916,
stores n4 Offices.
. New Store For Rent
20th and Farnam Sts. .
$ 75 per month For rooms on th St.;
: fine basements.
(12S per month For rooms Just west of
Merrltl's drug store, fae-
ing on Farnam St. Heat
furnished. These store-
rooms are strictly modern
and very desirable.
Other Good Store Rooms
$ 3i' per month 2208 Cuming St.. new
, building, room 20xfi0, full
, . "basement,
t 75 pt month 613 8. iflth Kt., fine modern
, storeroom. Sx60; full
1 1 " v' basement; electric light;
. ' modern show windows.
lZo per month 1511 Howard St: modern
storeroom; full basement;
...... - steam heat will be In-
. stalled at one. - '
$175 per month 622 8. lth St.; modern
. storeroom In 600 block
'very drslrable.
flit per month 2024 Tamam St.- 22x132
j ft.; suitable for airtomo-
.bile Milesroom: also' 6
' .; room apartment on second
,..''. l. floor.
George & Company,"
. . 902 City National Bank Bldg.
- Phone Douglas 756.
OFFICE WITH VAULT
Suite of 3 roams
On 3d Floor with water,
electric light, and
' Vault $30.
THE BEE BTILDINO CO.
Office. Room lot.
Uarus.
JI7rn' O" 'or t or horses.
1917 Webster SL Call Douglas 41
real estate
Farm' a ranch lands for sale
' Colorado.
CATTLE & HAY
Ranch. San Luis Valley, Colo.. I,f80
acres; level, good soil, cuts 5"0 tons hay,
close to government mountain range, a
real bargain; $J6 per acre. Going out
Monday. Come along look It over.
GKOHGE F. BARTON. Paton Hotel.
- Montana.
MONTANA CAREY ACT LANDS 60.000
acres now open to entry In the famous
VaUer valley. An excellent opportunity
for the homeseeker seeking good farm
land for general diversified farming. The
rich soil, exhilarating climate and
abundance of water for Irrigation assures
maximum crop returns. Great for grain,
alfaifa, timothy, and for stock farming.
Ideal spot for a home. Write today (or
booklet and particulars. Valler Farm
Sales company, Valler. Mont., Box No 17.
Unnia.
MINNESOTA state fair visitors: Don't
go home without seeing the St. Croix
vallev, Chisago county, garden spot of
all Minnesota, in its radiant beauty, and
examining its dairy and stock-growing
lands. If you see this section, you will
not be contented anywhere else. M miles
north of the Twin Cities, on Northern
Pacific' railway. .The valley that took
the world a corn growers' prUe for three
years. Come, If you can. Write, If you
can't, for free lists and literature. Ht.
Croix Valley Land 4. Loan Co., Rush
City. Minn.
NO FAILURES In Pins county. Minne
sota; close to test markets: choice
lands, easily cleared. 120 wr acre; easy
terms. Hunt-Johnson Hinckley. Minn.
Jlew fork
BA RO AI N B-rtl rash. $2 monthly buys 10
lots on Long Island. N. Y ; fud price. $40
(only $4 each). Vail, 1st vwuiani u, m
York City. N Y.
The most desirable fur&isnee rooms axe
advertised In The Bee Ut a nice cool
room for th summer.
HEAL t .STATU
FARM A BAM M LANDS FOR SALR
Xrbrsikk.
Farms Farms Farms
All within one hour's automobile ride
of Omaha; bargains l.et us show vou the
goods; all slses, all prices, all terms. Call
In forenooim if convenient No trades
considered.
OP.IN S. MERRILL COMPANY.
N E. Cor, nd and N Sts . South Omaha. -o
Gan You Beat It?
80 Acres. Sarpv county. ?o miles of
Omaha: .V acres under cultivation. 2.'
acres timber and nasture and thin land;
good 4-room house, barn, corncrib and
rn. i lie iana unner ruiirmiiin win
show for itself. If cleared of timber there
would be a good 70 acres as good produc
tive land, vear In and year out. us ever
laid outdoors. For Immediate sale. The
price Is scandalously low today, and for
certain reasons It will greatly enhance In
value. Do not answer this unless vou
want a good, cheap farm Pri-e $3750;
$TS0 cash. $1,000 more March 1. 1915, bal
ance $J,000, 6 per cent No trade consid
ered whatsoever.
ORTN 8 MERRILL COMPANY,
N. K. Cor. 23d and M Sts., Booth Omaha.
WlKoimla,
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted; lands fur sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
State acres wanted. Write about our
grazing lands. If Interested lit fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Oroharda in
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Boo
Line Hy., Minneapolis. Minn.
SI lacellanrous.
IF INTERESTED In land In southern
Iowa and southern Minnesota write the
F. L. Jones ljind company, Wlnterset la,
for their list of ST.Q farms
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loana. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 2715.
(i VRVTV HKOtt In. 500 and upT
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
rx. v . Dinner. v.ity is a i i ana oiag.
fC CITY LOANS. Pei
u 310-312 Brandels Th
Penils-Carllierg Co.,
leater Bldg.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Fsrnam Smith A Co., 1320 Farnam.
HARRISON A MORTON. 91 Om. NatU
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
JLrhomas, 228 State Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. T. D. Wead,
Wead Rldg.. 18th and Farnam Bts. .
CITY and farm loans, 6, 54, 6 per cent.
J.H. Dumont A Co,, 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
SEE us first If vou,. want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
. PRIVATE MONET
To loan on Omaha homes; reasonable
rates.
W. T. SMITH CO..
till City National Bank.
KEAh ESTATE WANTED
Wo ha e several customers for 4 and 6
room cottages on payments of $100 and
$200 cash, balance monthly.
THE VOOKI. REALTY AGENCY.
1015-ltf W. O. W. Bldg.
We have customers for medium and
high-priced houses, both for sale and for
rent, and would be glad to hear from
owners who desire to sell orjrent. Will
be glad to call and see you. Phone Doug
las 3352.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
M4Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
REAL TATEi-OlPkXCHANCih
Pianos for other musics! lnstru'c L. al".
Improved Farm 14S Acres.
6 miles east of Sidney, Neb.. 8-rooni
house, barn for 60 head of stock, ce
mented milk house with hot and cold
water; all fenced and cross-fenced. Owner
wants $n.COO. Will trade for house and
two acres around Omaha. You can meet
the owner In our office this week.
The Vogel Realty Agency.
ini5-l w. ). V. Bldg.
FOR HALfaJ OH TRADE tor good city
property or eastern Nebraska or Iowa
farm. B40 acres of the best wheat land In
the Saskatchewan, Canada, three miles
from railroad station. Address I. O.
Marks, 1109 Howard St., Omaha. Neb.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. SK S. 17th St.
Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska- ICfl Brandels Theater.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
NEW, 7-room house for sale by owner.
343i Webster St.
:"rv.'i-:s'iiw- , '
r T if , ?
This Neat K-Room All Modern
liungalow CAN BE BOUGHT
ON EASY MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. This house, located In one of Omaha's
new Beautifully Developed Building Ad
ditionswhere building restrictions in
sure good home in surrounding neigh
borhood. The house is substantially built,
has all modern conveniences and is very
conveniently arranged, is 1 blocks from
car line.
Telephone Doug. 2926 for further de
scription. Bankers Realty Investment Co.,
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.,
Telephone Doug. Zi'X.
North-side Lot
Offer Wanted
We ere instructed to obtain an offer
Immediately on the N. E. corner of 22d
and Saratoga Sts.. 63xl2S; beautiful shade
trees (including Immense tlr tree on lot);
one block to 24th St. car line.
The Byron Reed Co
Phone Doug. 212 So. 17th.
This House is For Stele on
Easy Monthly Payments.
Five Room and Hcreened-ln
Bleeping Porch.
THIS HOt'SB JUST FINISHED.
This all modern house is l1 blocks from
car line has I rooms downstairs, with
screned-ln sleeping porch and two rooms
upstairs, with bath.
Telephone Douglas 2926 for further de
scription. Bankers Realty Investment Co.,
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.,
Telephone Doug. '2iju
. -"7 rrp 'iVI-K.. ie-
RI'AL KSTATK NORTH SIDE
I' -i, .' .-..yij t I
, ; H. ....
New Strictly Modern 6-Rooni
Bungalow. Easy Monthly Payment!.
This beautiful, well-constructed bunga
low ia located 1 block from car line and
blocks from school Principal rooms In
oak; full cement basement, guaranteed
furnace. House conveniently arranged
and complete In every detail.
Telephone Doug. 2!1 for further de
script It n.
Bankers Realty Investment Co.,
Ground Floor Bee Bldg..
Telephone Dong. 1I.
The Best North
Side Bargains
See These Today
5-ROOM Five-room bungslow located
at the northeast corner of 1Mb and Evana
Sts. Exceptionally well arranged and es
pecially attractive. Trice $4.2.'0.
7-ROOM-3M.-. X. ISth. Seven nice rooms,
ready to occupy, having living room,
dining room, sun room on first floor and
S bedrooms and bath on second floor.
Prli e $3,tw0.
7-ROOM 108 Spencer Ft. Seven rooms
consisting of reception hall, living room,
dining room and kitchen on first floor;
four bedrooms and hath on second floor.
South front lot 6x125 feet. Paved street
with paving all paid. All three of these
beautiful homes within one block of car
line and In locality among beautiful
h"mes.
You may see these by going direct to
hoiife today or call us up and we will be
glad to take you.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
D. 4R!.
2X1 Omahn Nat. Bank Rldg.
Better See
the house st 2705 N. 4Mh St.. it ycu want
a strictly modem, new and up-to-date
house. The arrangement Is fine, location
good. Has 6 rooms and bath on first floor,
two unfinished rooms on second floor,
cement cellar, furnace, plenty of closet
space, panelled dining room, decorated
throughout. Is on the School for Deaf car
line. At the price asked It Is the best buy
on the market. You can buy on very
easy terms of payment. Hon't fall to see
this house. Key at our office.
Creigh, Sons 6c Co.
Pouglas ''.
80? "ee Bldg.
Here's Your Chance
Four owners determined to sell at once
and want offers regardless of price or
terms, 8-r. modern house, beautiful lot.
.valuable Wnst Karnam location, $2,000.
9-r. mod., fine cor. lot, near Lowe Ave.
and Izard. $;i,MH. Choice new R-r. moil..
In beautiful I'ralrle park. $.1,o0. (v-r.,
new. mod. home, near "Cth and Wirt,
$.1,200. Will take lot for equity. Three 5
ami 6-r. rr'd. cottages, on south side. $1,
Soo to $J.1"iO, on rental terms 4-r. cottage,
full cor. lot. near 4".th and Burdette, $1,.ru0;
$Z cash. $16 per mo. Phone for full In
formation. No trouble to quote and show
these bsrgalns.
M'Kitrick lloal Estate Co.
31 Ramge.
f. 14S2.
15th and Harney.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
COURT orders un
dersigned as REF
EREES to make
SALE of, Business
PROPERTY
Lot 7, block 174. Omaha, being a 3 to 6
story brick building near -th and Jones
OlS.
It has best trackage In wholesale dis
trict, front nnd rear, and concrete loading
platform; subject to approval of court,
will be sold Saturday, September S, 1914,
at 10 o'clock a. m., at east front door of
court house. We will also sell three
residence lots one near George A. Hoag
land a residence lots In Dundeo and two
on -loth, north of Ames Ave. Fred D.
Wead, Harry Tukey and W. L Selby,
referees
5-R. Cottage Home
Walking Distance to
U. 1. DEPOT
li. & M. DETOT
STREET CAR BARNS
WHOLESALE IIOUISES
Northeast corner of 7th and William Bts.
Beautiful new 6-room bungalow, modern
In every convenience and finished In every
detail. location Ideal, high and sightly,
overlooking the river, corner lot, one side
paved and paving pnld for. This house
has a fine full basement with outside cel
lar entrance, complete plumbing and heat
ing systems that are guaranteed. It also
has a ftno large attic. This IMIn home has
just been decorated from stem to stern
with beautiful new papers, and we feel
uulte sure you hove never seon anything
so pretty and complete as this little home,
"rice $3,000. Easy terms.
Payne & Slater Co.
61 OMAHA NAT'L BANK
REAL ESTATE WEST HIDE
3302 Harney St.
SALE OR RENT.
Nine room, strictly modern.
Glover & Spain
Douglas 362.
SACRIFICE $4,000
West Farnam District, modern home,
two block from car line, easy terms.
W. T. SMITH CO., '
1111 City National Hank. o
1.1 ?T your houses and furma for sale
with us.
J. H. DUMONT a CO.,
1O0 Farnam St. O .
REAL EST AT E HU HI RR AX '
Dundee.
Dundee
Exceptionally fine lot, large shade trees;
best part Dundee; half block to car. Will
sell at bargain.
BENSON & CARMICIIAEL
642 Paxton Blk.
100-Ft. Frontage
2 Lots in Dundee
Located In the highest part of Dundee,
overlooking the country in all directions;
iilso the city of Omaha. Nicely terraced
lot; on paved street; In a good locality.
Owner will sell these two cohice lots for
f2.(MJ or will sell one separately for tl,0u0.
Can arrange terms
HASTINGS HtrDEN, 1614 Harney St.
Sonth Omaha.
' $00 CASH
BALANCE $20 PER MONTH.
JSeven-room house, strictly modern, over
looking Spring Ike park; beautiful shade,
nice large lot, good neighborhood. Price
only ii.i"i.
THE VOGEL REALTY
AGENCY,
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Local Market Reaches New High
Level on Future Wheat.
MUST FEED FIGHTING FORCES
Possessors of Grain In I wltetd States
Realise Dnropean Armlea Mast
Re Fed and ."Need the A mer
les n drain.
OMAHA. Stpt 4. 1314
New high prices on the crop were made
for wheat here vesterdsv, when May
reached $1.XV The average trader in
W'heat realises sfiei- so inn. fir,, ih.i
importing countries must be fed; that the
I I'nlted States Is now in control of a large
surplus or this grain out of the 9 O.OHi.O.'O
bushels raised and that the producers are
In full control of the situation.
After remaining out of the maikct for
several days the I'nlled Kingdom was
again a buyer of wheat and flour In this
country. It was Isle yesterday that the
matter of price for hreadstuffs became a
secondary consideration, and fig-lgners
now are willing to meet the higher lews
of holders of wheat. In addition to the
goodly purchases of wheat and flour the
markets for rye, corn and oats have ad
vanced sharply on takings bv foreigners,
the oats pun tin son being espe1allv large.
There w re shipments of 11,0V bushels
wh.l rnltl. rlmi. t . . ..I , . ... . i
' ports of the I'nlted PtHtes' yesterday.
I This was mainly old business It Is ex
pected now that the embargo has been
raised at gulf ports, that clearances from
Oalveeton and New Orients wlb show
large Increases from this time forward.
Charters of vessel room are tirn i"'.la
from day to dtjr for the outward move-
REAL ESTATE KfRlRIlAN
Benson.
Benson Home
3 Lots
East front, l.Vhtl2R, high grnmid. best
location, two blocks to car and school.
Five rooms on first floor, four bedrooms
above. All mbdern, best furnace, nearly
new. Combined garage, cement floor,
and barn. Chicken house and yard, small
trees and shruhhery. A complete subur
ban home. $1,000 and some clear proerty
for first payment, balance monthly. Ask
us to tske you out TODAY.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1015 Omaha National Ioug1as 1715,
Evenings, H. 3.1S or II. (131. -o
REAL ESTATE MIKCKLLANKOC H
Garden Lots
Do not go nway out In the suburbs If
you are looking for a bargain.
The Right Place
.That Is why we have only two large
60-foot lots left for sale In Hitchcock's
First addition. S6th and 42d fits., between
Lske and Maple.
Trices $1(50 to $170
TERMB-Jl DOWN AND $1 PER WERK
WITHOCT INTEREST.
H. H. Harper ,
1013-14 City Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 2.",9il.
GOD HAtti.AIVs' "
B-room, mod.. 1714 No. CMh St.. (2.400;
cash.
(-room mod
$300 rash.
1714 No. :th Bt., $2,400;
a. room, mod ev
heat. :03 No. S7th
Ave., $2,000; $250 cash
t-i-oom, 3dth and Leavenworth Sts.,
(4.1J00.
Vacant corner, Iflth and Seward. $VV.
Phone D. HH07.
R- LANDEIIYOI" real estate. Insu:
ance; moved to 201 Neville. I). ;no.
Homes .Built and
. Financed
E:isy Payment llan
Will furnish the money and build you a
home to order and draw plana to suit
your taste. Will build on your lot or
any lot you select. Telephone for particu
lars.
Webster 3879
o
t-ROOM house, ren tor tlkow. must be
sold at once; $300 will handle It. H. 471L
REAL" ESTATES-ACREAGE 3
Acreage Acreage
Collin enpccmny anon oargaina in u, it),
20 and 40-acre Improved tracts, especially
in 20 and 4o-aere tracts. Call In forenoons
If convenient.
ORIS S. MERRILL COMPANY,
N. E. Cor. 23d and N Sts.. South Omaha.
VJ Acres
Beautiful View
950 Feet Frontage
As a hllilHins- nit wa rf.inl.. It U ... n
.... ..mi. ,ii .nuiiiuur lino nevero.1 oe-
slrable sites; level and high, overlooking
Benson; all In alfalfa. Only $l,lu0; $20
cash. $117 a month.
K., 1 1 1 ..... ,
HASTINGS IIKYDEN. 1614 llarnay fit.
An Acre on Lake Street
$15 Cash $15 a Month
Ideal home alte. all In alfalfa. Four
acres ndlnlnlnir snld Inst m-aolt t tl rrfm
an acre cash. We can offer this on our
very low terms for $876.
HASTINGS HEY DEN. 1614 TIamey St.
Big Acre
Benson Acres
$10 Cash $10 a Month
Buy It-aet it out to fruit. Tou will be
able to make a splendid profit whether
you live on It or not. Price, $F0.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney M.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICR TO BIDDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
oiine oi ine Moara or Commissioners of
State Institutions until 2 p. m., Monday,
September 2H. 1914, for furnishing supplies
for Hospitals for Insane at Lincoln, ln
gleslde and Norfolk; Feeble Minded In
stitute at Beatrice; Soldiers' nnd Sail
ors' Homes at Mllrord and Rurkett; In
duiitrinl Schools at Kearney and Geneva;
Industrial Home at Mllford; Orthopedic
Hospital and Penitentiary at Lincoln;
Hospital for Tuberculosis at Kearney;
School for fillnd, Nebraska City, and
School for Deaf at Omaha. All supplies
sre to he delivered only as ordered by
the respective superintendents.
I'NLESS OTHERWIM-J SPfyiFIED.
M'PPLIEH MCST HE DELIVERED
FREE OF CHARGE AT RAILWAY
STATION WHERE INSTITUTION 13
LOCATED. EXCEPT THAT AT INSTI
TUTIONS HAVING TRACKAGE CAR
LOAD IOTS MIST PB DELIVERED
F. O. B. CARS ON INSTITUTION
TRACKS.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check for B of the amount
thereof, payable to the Hoard of Commis
sioners or State Institutions, and by sam
ples when- requested. Samples sent In
care of the board must be accompanied
by Itemised invoices. Checks of unsuc
cessful bidders will be immediately re
turned, as will also those of the successful
bidders upon acceptance of a bond con
ditioned upon the performance of the
contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to accept bids in their
erJlrety or by Individual Items.
Bidders not bidding according to speci
fications furnished bv the board must
plainly state on the bid wherein It differs
lrom specifications.
Address proposals to the Board of Com
missioners of State Institutions, llncoln,
Nebraska Bids will be opened and tabu
lation berun at 2 p. m., Monday, Septem
ber 28, 1914. Beginning on Thursday, Oc
tober 1. 1914 at a m , the .Board will
meet to consider and pass upon the bids
Presented, beginning with classification
I No. 9, Flour and Feed, which will be fol-
lowea oy ciASSincauon co. j, ana me nai
ance In numerical order from day to day,
until all bids have been psed upon.
BOARD OF "OM MIKSI ONERS OF
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
Lincoln, Nebraska. Sept. 3, 1914. 85-d-lt
mint of large quantities of wheat and
flour at eastern and southern ports, and
tlie stocks of the latter are growing
smal'er In this country. The mills of the
I'nlted States are hemg run nlKht and
day In order to im et the domestic de
mand and the exporters are awaiting
supplies which have been purchased aod
which are expected to lo delivered dur
ing tlie coming month.
Nehrsska probably sold more wheat
than other states, as Chicago has reported
the purchases as more liberal. They were
smaller, however. In the southwest, with
the exception of Kansas, where scattered
sections sold more freely.
There wss new speculative buying In
corn and prices Ksined IN'" 'V'. The
speculative worid In corn realnes the fact
that corn has not advanced as sharply a
heat and oats.
Oats were strong and Ttfilc higher. The
sami relative advance was not shown In
this grain as In wheat and corn. There ;
was a lack of new buying power, partly
because of the recent sharp advances In
thai market.
Wheat was T.3tc higher.
Corn was llti'ic liiiiher.
("sts were lVljl'tc higher.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to l.SixtcO) bushels, corn. I.OUO bush
els: oats, lHH.OuO bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were l.frM.ifflO
bushels and shipments l.SW.cOO bushels,
nualnst receipts of l.302.0tv) bushels, and
Mimivnts of 1.07.000 bushels last ear.
I'rlmary com receipts were 7;17,uOO bush
e's and shipments 731.000 bushels, agxlnst
receipts of ;ir7,imn bushels and shipments
of 1!'.O0o bushels lust year.
Pnmarv oats receipts were 1.17o.00i
bushels and s' Iptnents PTfl.tvxt bushels,
asalnst recel)ts of H'O.OiXi bushels and
shipments of 4i?.0iM bushels last year.
CAR1AJT RECEIPTS.
.... . . ., t,, a
ncai oi n. onm. ivj..
Chicago
Minneapolis ...
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City....
St. loul
Winnipeg
....116
Sit?
270
....4IW
....:i
.... ?0
.. :m
.... HI
....326
37
It
4N
These sales
were
reported today:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 car, tlll-'i;
5 tars . 4 cars. tl.UV. No. 5 hard
winter. 1 car (dark. $1 IS',; 1 car. $1.i:l'-i;
1 car ll.iai: 3 cars. $1.12; 1 car. $111:
car. $1.10 No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, Jl-HM
1 nr. il. it'; 1 car, i.e:'. iv. ,-u -car
!;ic. Oats: No. 2 white. 2 cars. 6"c
Standard. 1 car. 4!H No. 1 white. IS
cars, 4i'tc: 1 car. 49' tc. No. 4 white, 4
cars. 4!V. No grade, 2 cars, 4SV- Corn:
No. 1 white, 1 car, 7!o. No. 6 while. I
car, 7tiV..c. No. 1 yellow, 3 cars. 77e;
N . 'i yellow, 3 cars, 77'nc. No. i yellow,
1 car. 77'c; 2 cars. 77c, No. yellow. 1
ear. Tic. No. 1 mixed. 2 cars. Tic. No. I
mixed, 1 csr, 77c. No. r mixed, 1 car,
7'.c; t cars. 7C.c. No. 6 mixed, 1 car. 76c.
Sample. 1 car (yellowl, 7Te; 1 car, "rc.
Omaha Cash Prices- Wheat : No. I hard,
tl 12611.161; No. S hard, $1.0LK 1 If.': No.
4 hard, $l.04ijl 13: No. 2 spring. $1.1i1il 16
No. S spring, $1.0i(&l lo; No. 4 spring, $1.04
Hi 1.13; No. J durum, $1.0Mv1.07; No. 3
durum. $10itjl.O. Corn: No. 1 white,
7S,1i7!c; No. 'i white, Tttyi)7Kr; No. $
white 7S'4'(7Sc; No. 4 white, 7MWHc;
No. u white, "T'V.i'inSHr; No. white, 77 Vl
7SVc; No. t yellow. 77ifi77'c; No. 5 yel
low. 77'(l77Sc; No 3 yellow, 7if7"';
No.' 4 vellow. "'ifln'.o; No. h yellow,
7'ti77Ho: No. 6 yellow, Th77c; No. 1
i..4 r.tif No. 2 mixed. 76U.fi7ic:
No. 3 mixed, 7''n'76V: No. 4 mixed. 76'4ft
76U.'; No. f. mixed, 7WT7rt No. 6 mixed.
m,n. amnio mixed. 72b7'7C. Oats:
No. 2 white. 49SfdWk-; standard. 49Vif"1
IKTic; No. 3 white, 4'W4'"ic: ivo. i nne.
4VV.741V. Parley: Malting, 6Tl73c; No. 1
feed fif-fjAV. Rye: No. t. tl'tMMc; No. S.
9lVa'i'.,2c.
CHICAGO tiRAll AND PROVISIONS
Era to re of the Trading; and Cloalnsj
Prices nm Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4 War prices In ear
nest were realised today on 'change. A
world wide urgent demand for wheat and
floir was the power that lifted v.ilues.
After an advance of 6c to So bushel,
wheat closed wild at 6c to tV above yea
terday's finish. All other leading staples
showed decided net gains corn l'c to
lV(ilc. oats me to lVio and provisions
fru'je to hoc.
t'neontradtcted reports or open cured
buying for Hrltlsh, French nnd other Eu
ropean governments, put the greatest
strenglh Into wheat today since the war
influence developed more than a month
ago. Thee magnitude of the require
ments for ocean shipment were Indicated
by estimates that In the last two days
export houses here had disposed of nearly
1.6UI.00O biishols. There waa said not to
be a slnrilo foreign country which was
not buying flour wherever round lots
could be obtained on this aide of the
wter. A nurchase by France from one
roncern alone waa listed at 100,000 barrois.
For tho first time since war was de
dared, vessel room from here to Mon
treal was In request, and there were char
ters for 140.000 bushels of wheat to go to
Buffalo. Meanwhile Chicago bouses
were drawing supplies chiefly from the
west nnd southwest. Northwestern re
ports Indicated that farmers In the spring
wheat belt were holding on tightly for
still higher prices.
Speculative trade In wheat was of ma
terially greater volume than has been the
case for weeks. One of the chief ele
ments of activity was In the removal
of so called hedges by millers and ex
porters. Profit taking failed to cause
any reaction of a lusting kind and there
wero but few If any operators daring
enough to attempt short sales.
Corn derived nil Its strength from
wheat. A group of big houses were con
spicuous on the buying side and promptly
took charge of all the offerings which
were made. Export call for oats was
hardly second to that of wheat About
Mn.onn bushels of standard oats were
taken on September contracts and were
ordered cancelled for shipment from
warehouses.
Provisions, although easy at first with
hogs, swung upward later with grain.
The sharpest advance was for pork.
Grain prices furnished by I-oKsn
Bryan, office 316 South Sixteenth street:
Artlelel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Un'y
Wheatl
I.
I.
Sept.
Dec.
May.
1 16
1 21
1 24
1 16
1 20S
1 23
1 30
1 hv;
i ml
1 1SW
1 1
1 19
l sr.
1 2".
1 31V,
1 &'4
1 21
Corn I
sept. I iy
Dec. 7M.1J7S
May. 77VbW
I
I
R2Ti
"'1
77V7475
79,
M I 4"
7i74V0'76
Tfvy 77S
61 I 4"
Mm rwi
Oats
Sept. I Ml
Dec.lM'i'dA,
May.lWVtf"
Pork I I
Sept. I
MSjMHfrV
I, 1
Jan..
23 45
23 15 22 46
I I
22 97 22 45
Lard I
I
Hept
10 01
10 15
10 rt7
10 20
Oct..
Jan..
10 lu
10 27 10 15
JO 2f,
10 27
10 DO
u ai l
I
10 77
12 25
I
12 02
11 47
11 00 I 10 R2
Ribs I
I.
I
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
12 36
12 57
12 22'
12 50
12 20
12 f0
12 06
11 624
11 47
12 22
11 70
II 72
12 00
II 52
ii r,r
11 9J
( ash pricea: Wheat: No. 2 red, $1.191)1
1.23; No. 2 hard, $1 16rcl 22 Corn: No.
2 yellow. S2'4'U,Cjlic; No. 3 yellow, Ktt
Kc. Oats: No, $ white, 61lc: stand
ard. 61Hf'2c. Rye: No. 2. tl.QtKji'l.OO:
barley, 704iHOc; timothy, 4.bU?f .); clover,
nominal; pork, $21.00; lard. $10.17; ribs,
$12 2MC13 76.
BUTTER Stesdy; creameries, 24ric30c.
EGGS Steady: receipts, 6.34.1 rases; at
mark, cases Included, lHtjJc; ordlpary
firsts. 2W?lo; firsts. 21fj22c.
EGGS Higher; receipts. 6.0M esses: st
mark, cases included. lWrl'JHc; ordinary
firsts, 2o"lc; firsts, 22V2So.
POTATO KS Higher: receipts, 23 cars;
Jerseys, 7MT90c; MlcMgan, Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin. 5tVf;Tc.
POULTRY Alive lower; springs. 15a
16c; fowls, 1611 16c.
IKtaaeapolls Grata Market.
MINNEAI'OLIS. Sept. 4. WHEAT
Beptember, 11.21: December, $1.23; No.
1 bard. $1.U. No. 2 northern. $1.18
1.27.
WHEAT Went up 4o soon after th
opening, considerable bualness being done.
FLOUR Inactive demand, an advance
of 16c a barrel being made.
PA RLEY 6Ntf71C.
RYE T'0c.
BRAN-.23.&0.
CORN No. t yellow, 7rtf77o.
OATS No. 8 white. 49iiuo.
FLAX-$I 1H 66.
It. Louis Oral Market.
ST. IRITIS, Sept. 4 WHEAT No. t red,
1117 irl is; No. 2 bard, $1.18; September,
$1 18; December, $1 21c.
CORN No. 2. &l,fe2c; No. 2 white, 8ic;
September. eOc; December, 75?'&'76o.
OATB No. 2, 52c; No. 2 white. f3uf4c
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Trade it
Active at Strong Frices.
HOGS SLOW TEN OR MORE DOWN
tents II la her Feeder sheep
and l.nmba steady to
"Irons; Trade glow.
SOCTIC OMAHA, Sept. 4, 1914
Receipts were
Cattle Hogs. She,-p.
...12..V12 i::M 45.SU
.... (.90 d.114 $3,997
... 4 ;S ti.iTS Ill.XsiS
... l.aiil 17 17.3-'
. .. 4.W .l0
Official Monday
Of flclal Tuesday
Official Wednesday
uinctai Thursday ..
Estimated today ...
Five das this week.. 2&. Ml 2t.9iM i:i.nS
Fame daya last e-k. .22 u.Vi 3T.1M 111.241
Same two weeks ago. .'KOTO 33.JH M.341
Same three weeks ago 11 34 J.nTO
Same four weeks ag.i..l0.S04 I.M M.P'S
ame time year ago... "s.S.'S 29.t,2 ll 204
The followiPK mine the nrli rr lur
nous at the South Omaha live stocn mar
ket for the last few dsys, with comparl-
onn ;
Date. M4. IPHt. IIHJ IliTll .ilMlO. .liit7"
Aug. 17
Aug. Is.
Aug. ID.
Ana HI.
Aug. 1M
Aug. 2i
Aug. II.
Aug. u
Aug. Su.
Aug. :v,.
Ai.K. a.
Aiik.
Aug. L"..
Aug. JO
Aug. 31.
Sept. i
s JUj I S itj 7 17 N u
i".?l ii 44
s tsi t 75i 7 ir: t Mi
72i 6 41
6 SSSI 7 77 00, 7 in $ 2.t 7 M. 6 01
K H4l T Si o Ins., 7 J X X,
7 W t 04 ,1 f. 17 4i :l
M, 5 0 8 04' 7 351 t M I 6 .13
I T IS. I 101 T 1C t tw T 68
t 791 I, 7 11 s rtli I ' Jl 6 3S
79; 7 tl 7 10! t ;o 7 71, 4 M
7N Si 7 , I w 7 U b.', 7 1 W
74'si 7 911 S 31 691 7 K?; 6 41
a M 7 K a 31 7 13 7 6! 6 4
a hw, 7 Mi a .i 7 if, a til i a 47
I 7 99 a '. J 11, 9 Oil 7 73
a 9:ii, a? o-j a 4l 7 77 1 6 53
a 7.' 7 s?i I 7 07 a 7: 7 k t
90; 7 7i a 32 7 12, 7 a 4.1
a mv 7 (HI a a; a 03 7 a;, t i-
.. iMi t 2l! 7 17 7 ! 6 57
Sept.
IWcpt. 3..
l.Sepi. 4..
"sUnda
CATTI.E-Hecelpts of cattle mere verv
1 ght this morning, the arrlvsls being lim
ited to a few bunches of range steers,
both killers and feeders. For the week
the receipts have been large, showing
considerable gains over recent weeks, but
st the same time are smaller than a
year ago by about 3,000 head.
The market on all desirable kinds of
rattle was good and strong for a Fri
day, there being a better demand than
usual for so late In the week. Buyers all
seemed to want a few cattle and were out
In the yards In good season In the morn
ing and the arferlngs changed hands at
an early hour.
Prices on beef steers, cows, heifers and
good feeders are all fully steady or strong
as compared with a week ago. Any de.
cllne that took place earlier In the week
ha been entirely recovered. Thus the
market Is closing In a very good and
healthv condition. The only cattle that
are lower are the common In medium
gradea of feeders and thin alock cattle.
Quotations on cattle; Goon to ciiolc."
rornfed beexaa, fn.nOtfi H1.2S; fair to good
cornfed beevea, f.TMrA.ao; common to fair
cornfed beevea, $7.7ri8.7; good to choice
range steers, $7 40n'jS 60; fair lo good range
steers, $6.7!ifl7.40; common to fair range
steers, $flOc?f6 75; good to choice grass
cows, $6.2&C7.75; fair to good grades, li.Mi
Ift6 2.": common to fair grades, $3.7;)i5M;
good to choice stockera and feeders, $7.50
i'Vui; fair to good stockera and feeders.
$6.7Vri 7.60; common to fair stockera and
feeders. $6.0016.75; stork cows and heifers,
$o.2.Vu6.7ri; stock calves, $ OOfu S.OO; veal
calves, $6 01XU1O.3O; bulls, stags, etc., $.i.2..tf
7.00
HOGS Receipts w-ere Tight again today,
only sixty cars or atmut 4.200 head being
reported In. Supplies for the week to
date foot up 2S.926, being more than 3,000
smaller than lent week and 1.000 short of
the corresponding daya last year.
Reports from all other points Indicated
a break In prices all along the line, and
In spile of a very light local run the trade
opened dull and sharp. v lower. Shippers
were not very active on the early rounds,
but later on they bought mixed and ship
ping gradea rather freely at prices that
were .luat about a dime below yeaterday.
The killer trade opened extremely draggy,
and first bids were at least lOuISc lower,
offers settling largely at as.6fiifitl.70 for an
nvrrage string of hogs, as against yester
day's $S.70i8.KS market. Sellers were In
no hurry to cut loose, and aa a result It
was late In the forenoon before much of
anything was sold to the packers. In fact.
It waa after II o'clock before the bulk of
the offerings finally started to move
i-lowly at prices that were all of IOfl16c
lower, and In some Instances a fin t 1!o
off. The general market can be quoted
as extremely dull end about 104 17k' lower.
The big end of the killer sales was made
at $6.il."(fT6.70. with a sprinkling of ship
ping hogs all the way tin to 95, the
top. Qiiulltv n fthe supplies was rather
poor In comparison with the receipts of
the last, few weeks.
Condition are much the same aa they
have been sll week and the dullness of
today's market, with recalpla so light,
shows more than ever the slackness of
the killing demand. Even the heavy
buying of mixed hogs on ehipplng and
speculative orders during the last three
days has failed to Jiave much of sn ef
fect on prices, as packers seem de
termine,! to beat values down, and while
the markets sre verv slow, In the end
they put up their droves st pretty much
their own figures.
SHEEP It wss a verv slow deal In
Iho sheep ham this morning, though the
receipts were lust su average Friday's
run, being estimated at about 8,000 head,
agulnal 7.534 head last Friday, and 6.349
i,n the corresponding day a year ago.
About half of the tecel'ita consslted of
feeder offerings and the supply of killers
was mostly lambs, mutton offerings being
wares ptesdv to a dime higher would
about cover the general situation on both
iheep and lamba, with the clearance late.
Rome leeflng lambs sold before anything
else, the demand for all kinds of feeders
being good for the close of the week.
Trade .was generally active and prices
stesdy to strong, the range for feeding
lambs being around $6.5Vc.0. Few aged
feeders changed hands aa few of them
were in sight. .
For the week the general trade has
been featured with large recelpta amount
ing to some 121.039 head, aa compared
with 111, '-44 for the same time last week
and 116.200 a year ago. Prices on fat
stuff are weak to WwHm lower than a
week ago. Feeders have been In good
-.. 1 1 h wMk but owing to the
llheral auppllea at th disposal of buyers
prices on reeoing lamos snow n
of lotilSp for the week, while feeding year
llnijs, wethers and ewes are little If any
thing different from a week ago
Limitations on range sheen and1 lamna:
Lamba, good to choice, $7.2Mi7.60; lambs,
fair to goid, I7.iur7.: lamba. feeders
$; 2.r.i&7 00; vearllngs. good to choice. 16.40
4i5 9: yearlings, fair to good. r..l'i.40;
yearling, feeders. $5 40rS I'l ; wethers,
good to cbol.-e. $f,0W'. 15; wethers, fair to
Sood t4 Hcho.iO; wethers, feeders, 14.SOff
4 70 ewes, good to choice. t4 7im6 ti0; ewe.
fair to good. $4.&04j4.75; ewes, feeders. $.1.40
tl 3 90.
Representative sales:
Kansas t Ity Live Block Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 4- CATTLE Re
celiit 6(0 heaJ: market steady, prime
fed steers. $l 75a 10.60; drossed beef steers,
7.h.i..; western steers. im6r..y;
st.wkers and feeders. $. ;8...0; bulls,
15.254ie.7r.; calves. $6 6"10 75
HOt 14-Receipts, 1,8"0 bead: market 10c
lower; bulk of sales. $6 9ufi 2; heavy,
$H 10; packers and butchers. U.Hodi
V2"- light, lit.KtYfrs.lB; Pigs. $7-5&-.50.
SHEEP AND IMBS-Kw-eipts 4.000
head; market steady; lambs, J'--:
yearlings. V iVifee.25; wethers. $5.25.u6..5,
ewes. H.a&ut.tfi.
Kt. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. II'I3. Sept. 4 CATTLE Re
ciipts. 4.9"0 bead: market steady; native
beef steers. $7.6O'iTl0.60; cows and heifers.
$6 unfit 50; stockers and feeders, t6.umtji7.E0;
southern steers, $6008.00; cows and heif
ers $4 0iV30; nstive. calves, $6.00fJ'10 76.
HOGS Receipts. 1.200 head; market 10o
lower; pigs and lights, t700S.: mixed
snd butchers. t9.0Otr9.30; good heavy, ti 2
tlV 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBft-Recelpts. 1.200
head; market steady; native muttons,
$4.0Ot6.00; lambs, $7.00ai7.T.
t. Jose.pk LIt Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Sept. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts. y) head. Market steady; steers,
$7 6oirl0 M: cows and heifers. $4.2ai9.2s;
calves, $6 004J10.50.
HOGS Receipts. t0 hesd. Market
lower; bulk of sales. .9 00111.10.
SREEP AND LAMBS No reoelpts.
Market nominal; lambs, $7.0007.50.
, Moex lty Live tUoek Market.
BIOUX CITY, la., Sept. 4 CATTLE
Receipts. tuO head: market steady; cows
and helfera. $5.75'uM0; eannem. $4 WHff.9;
atocker and feeders, t6.oufl6.45.
HOG-Receipts, t,2u head; market
lOISc lower; hetvv. $7ofl8S; mixed,
$ ' 'ii4 70; light, $v.V.'ljS.i; bulk of ssles,
S1IKIP AND I.AMBS-Rccelpts,
head, no uuntattnna. ,(
tlllt At. LIVE STOCK MHKET '
Cattle Doll Hobs XYrak to Lower "
Sheep Mostly IMaher.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-C.TTI.E-Rce1tts,
2.5.0 head; msrk-t dull; beeves, $a.7'if
10 75; steers $6 30 'u 9 30; stockers snd feed
ers. $.". 40fiR 15; rows and heifers. $3.&a
9.25; l alvea, $7.u"iJll r,0. 44
HOGSRei elpts, 14.0.V1 head; market
wesk. bv to 20c lower; bulk f sales. '
!.7$0Ma: light. $M 'Kii.35; ml gel. t.n64
9 35. hvavy. $8.57 j.Ju; rounh, $8.4700; ;
pigs, $5 K V 8 50
MIKKr AND LAMP' Receipts. It.flro tJ
hesd; marks mostly loc to 1.V higher:
sheep. $4 sM5 i; yearlings. $7i.6tf.tl0;
lambs. J4 2.Vii7.90.
OMAHA US ERA. ntARKFT.
BUTTER No. 1 I-lo. rartons. He; No. '
1. fio-lb. tubs. 80c.
CHKESE-Imp-..rted Swiss HV; Ameri
can Swlsa. 2Sc; block Swiss, 24c; twins.
He; daisies. l!'c; triplets. 19c; Young
Americas. 20e; blue label brick, lc; llm
burger, 2-lb.. 20c: 1-lb.. V; New York J
whit. 19c; Imported French Roquefott,
4Sc
FISH Trout. 17e; large crapples. lOdf)
17ic; sslm.tn 12Til5c; halibut, :; channel
catfish, l!o: pike. 17c; pickerel. 10c.
POULTRY P-rollers. I5-; spring chick
ens. Ho; hens. 12c: cocks. 9c; ducks, Pc;
Feese. Rc: turkeys. 12-c; plrenns. per dot.,
foe; ducks, full feathered 10c: gee. full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. 1. Il k); No. 2.
6 V.
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 21c No. 2. : '
lSUc: No. 3. 140. No. 1 loins. J3c; No.
2 19c; No 3, 15c. No. 1 chucks. I2c;
No. 2, 11',c; No. 3. 10c. No. 1 rounds.
15c; No. i. Hc; No. J. 13c. No. 1
pistes 9c; No. 2. t'.c; No. S. 7c.
Prices quoted by the Olllnsky Fruit t
companv: A
FRUIT Oranges, extrs fancy Valenclas
112s, '2:s. !60s, 176. TJXla snd 25n. $3.71
per box. Red Ball Valenclas. sll sire.
$3.50 per box. I.emons, fancy 300e. 360.
fl.W per box; 42P. $7.50 per box. Grape
fruit, extra fancy 51 x, $4 50 per box; extra
fancy 4hs. $4 00 per box: extra fancy 86s.
t3.v per box. Indlsn River Ms and Km,
WOO per box. Apple. Belleflower. four
tier, $1.6.1 per box: 5-box lots, $165 per
box; 10-box lots. $1.80 per box. Graven-st-ln,
$1.50 prr box; 6-box lots, $145 per
bor: 10-box lots or more. $1.40 rer box.
Cantalnunea. California Btandards. $2 09
per crate; Jumbos. $1.75 per crate; Pnnys.
$1.50 per crate. Colorado Burwell canta
loupes, $1 00 per crate. Watermelons, lo
per Ih. Plums. Italian prunes, $1.35 per
crate: 6-crste lots, $1.30 per crate; 10-crst
lota or mora. $1.21 per crate. Idaho prunes.
$1.26 pr crate: 6-rrste Iota, $1.20 per crate;-10-crnte
lots or more. $1.15 per crate. Hus
garlan or Gross prunes, $1.50 per crate.
Peaches. Colorado or Utah Albertas. per
bu., $150; 10-bu. lota, $1.46; ?Vlat. lots,
$140; Colorsdo. Utah or Washington,
boxes, tStc: 100-hox lot, 6Ic; 500-box lots.
tic. Pear, Medford Bartleta. per box.
f'.'.Ofl; Wsshlngton Bartletts, $186; Colo
rado Bartletts. 6 tiers per box, 81 50; Colo
mdo Flemish, $1.50; Howell, $1.75;
Duchess. $1.75: Sheldon $1.75. Grapes,
Malagas (California). tl.SR per , crate;
6-case lots, SI. ,10 per case; 10-case lots or
more. $1.25 per esse. Tokays, $1.75 per
rasn; 6-cnne lots. $1.66 per rase; 10-case
lots or more. $1.60 Home-grown grapes.
!ei- basket. 1!'c: HsVrtssket lots. ISc per
basket Bananas, per bunch, tl.7f4i3.t0.
NUTS Salted peanuts. $1.50 per case;
No. I California walnuts, 16c er lb.;
pectins, 12o per lh. ; filberts, 15c per lb.; .
almonds. 20o per b.
MISCELI.ANEOrs Sugar walnut dates. '
tl.25 per hix. I.lmea. $1.75 per basket.
Crackerlack, $3.60 pr esse. Crackerjack,
per half-case, $1.76. Checkers, $3.50 per
case. Checkers, per half-case, $156.
Mew York Oe.nernl Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4 SUGAR Raw, T'
market firm: molasses, (,37c; centrifugal,
6.02c; refined, steady: cut loaf, 8.15c;
crushed, 105c; mold "A," -7.700; cubes,
7.50c; XXXX powdered, 7.40e; powdered,
7.37.o; fine grsnulated. 7.Bc: dlsmond "A,"
72: confectioners "A." 7 16e: No. 1. 705e.
BUTTER Stesdy; receipts, 1300 tub: t ,
creameries, extraa, 31Vo2c; firsts, 2S4t
tie; seconds, 26ii2Sc; process extra. 2tViJI
!(6e: ladlea, current make, firsts, 13W '
24c; seconds, 22VU23c; packing stock, cur-,
rent make, No. 2, tli-"2c
CHEESE Irregular; receipts. 1,701 boxes;
slsje whole milk, fresh white and colored, "
specials, 16V'; state whole milk, average ,
fancy, 17.Vhl5c: skim. HUHe.
EGGS-FIrm: receipts, 8.300 cases; fresh
gathered extras. 39iaic; extrs firsts, 271
?$c; firsts, 27 :(; seconds, iiWoc:
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery,
whites, 354i 36t'; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby gathered whltea, 8,Yff37c! state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns.
9Cfi32c: atste, Pennsylvsnla and nearby
gathered browna and mixer colors, 25fr30c.
POULTRY Dressed, firm; western
chickens, froxen, Uii'Mo; fowls, 12(dlBc;
turkeys, W26c.
Kanaa ( Mr Grain and Provl.lon.
KANSAS CITY, Mept. 4-WHEAT-No.
S hard, t1.1?t51.l6: No. 2 red, tl.oaiQl.H; '
September, Xl.lt: December, t!.16T4; May,
$1.24. 1
CORN No. i mixed. 79c; No. 2 white,
Sic; September, 76c; December, Tc; May,
7l('.
OATS No. S white, ElfFi:c; No. !
mixed. 47cfi4Kc.
BUTTER Creamery, 29c; firsts, t6c; ;
second. 24c; packing stock, 21c,
MOON Firsts. 22c; seconds, 18c. '
POULTRY Hens, I4c; broilers, lc.
Coffee Market.
NEW. YORK. Sept. 4. COFFEE Re-,
ports ef an easier feeling In the foreign
exchange snd of clearances from Pantos
of 67.000 bags for the United States,
seemed to be responsible for a decline
of o In the prlr of spot coffee here to- '
day. Buyers were said to be holding off
In the hope of Increased shipments st
lower prices, and while holders of the,
letter grades were reported firm in their ;
views, lower grsle were said to be of-
ferlng more freely. Rio 7s were quoted '
at 7c, and Santos 4s at 12c. ,
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Omaha liar Market.
PRAIRIE HAY Choice upland, tlLtO-ft
12.00; No 1. $ll.0Off)11 50; No. 2. $900311.00;
No. 8, $7 0WfO00. Choice midland. 11150;
No. 1. tlO.bOtill .00; No. 2. $9 .0W6 10.60; No. .
2, tf.OiVfrU.Oi). No. 1 choice lowland. $8 flO(t ,
9.0O: No. 2, $6.OOci8.0O; No. $, $4 OiB6j)o.
STRAW Choice wheat, $4.50-85.00;
choice nat or rve, $5.007 50.
ALFA LFA Choice, $13 504114.00; No. 1.
$12O"U13.U0, No. 2, $10.003 1-.00; No. 3, $7.00
t 10.00.
Dry Goods Market. .
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-DRY OOODl-.
The primary cotton market waa steady.
Bids for large quantities of print cloths
were made, but no business resulted aa -the
mill decline. I to make further re- .
durttona. Domestic wool prlcm h.ld '
firm. Fine wool were reported to have
declined sharply on the Auatradian mar
kets. Kvaporated Apples and Dried Frwlts
NEW YORK. Spt. 4 EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady I apri
cots, easy; peaches, steady; raisins,
steadier.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAPER-Jf per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Ewsler; t or '
cable $6 0620; for demand. $5.1060.
SILVER Bar. 63c.
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Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Sept. 4 Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $3.0h6.8,'49.35, and for th.
corresponding day last year, $3,067,341. 85.
Cattoa Market.
LIVERPOOL. Pept. 4 COTTON Spot,
for retail demand, at unchanged rates. ,
Sales. 1,900 bales.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4-COFFEE-No. 7.
R1o. 7c.
Metal Market.
PT. LOUIS. Sept. 4 -METALS Lead
dull at $3.75. Spelter duU at $5 ..),
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards, Chicago. Sent 8. 1914.
Dividend No. 112
Dividend of ONE DOLLAR sad BEVL'NTI
F1VK CENTS (SI 76) pi share an U capital
stock of Swift Company, will be paid ea Oct.
I.e. 1914. to.tockuoldarsof record, Sept. 10. 114.
as saowa ea th book, of th. Company.
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