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RARF. OLl P.KL.1C Sioux lnlisn veal.
Fiillv leaded on buckskin, with five
inch buckskin fringe. Slse 42. IfKlw:
Knur mounted warrior. war bonnets,
ltirp etc.: two fipiitlng elks, and two
elk head. Striking color. Beautiful ,
ien decoiallon. What have jroti for Im
mediate trade. Address S, C. 12. R e.
WALK-t'40 Toledo computing counter
rale: will trade for auto or piano;
what have jrouT Address S. O. U, I tee.
SIKTIKH. ) sewing machine, dniphead.
-drawer; icood condition. Win ex
change for chickens or other poultry, or
what have you to trade? Address S. C.
Pee.
e-'KPARATOR Automatic cream sepa
rator, ellghtlv used, almoRt new. to
trade for cow or Ford chassis. 8. C. 127S.
care The Ree.
SAOHLB, steamer trunk, mandolin and
4x5 plate caniera. Would like post card
else film kodak or what? Address S.
1779, Ree.
STOCK I have 101)0 shares of stock, par
value SI, In Sunset Coal Co., Lost
Springs, Wyo., that will exchange for
ato, mortgages, or what have you 7 Stock
-as Issued In May, lKlfi. Address S. C.
IS II, Bee.
YOUNG man with eight years1 expert-
ence, wants position as offl clerk,
bookkeeper or collector; best references
as to ability and character. Rhone I, 4.1t. 1
WANT to swaj
Address, 8. C
f-r sectional bookcases.
12T1, R.
WILL swap
dress S. C
horses for
lfftfl, Ree.
a city lot. Ad-
WHAT have you to sp for a 8 H.-P.
Fairbanks-Morse vertical rasollne en
gine, air compressor, air tank and auto
matic air hammer ami complete set of
drills? Address H. C. 1272. Ree.
WILL trade lot worth tl.O&O for first cuvia
car. Walnut 181.
FOR RENT
Apartineata sad Plata.
The For Kent advertisement appearing
In the For Jrluit cuiuiuu ul ilw iivo Udii
rutin. ii be neat fur variety tnat will
pieaso aad tul me neeus ui any one de
, li in to itni. Pnone '1 yier luuO.
UKAT FL HNiSHhiK,
EIGHT ROO.i3 & Kih.iiii'l.Sti PORCH.
H. 3olh St., a chuic-M apurimeut in a
tlrst clans rebidenco disnict. Private
I nrch, private laundry, private front uml
i car entrances and laie yard. i.,iuko
cvirs.
PAYNH & SIjATKH CO.,
16 Omaha Nat. Bank.
IN the Maewood at 2511 Harney, 2 rooms
and batn. besides small reception room
und tine clothes clooet with coeval mir
ror; living room has built-in bed; also 4
French doors, with La. cony giving open
sleeping porch advantages. Rrtvain at fJO.
KKNK.-T HwKKT.
Office gll Harney. Douglas 1472.
5-ROOM apartment, St. (jeorgo, J13 N.
81st Ave. Phone Tler lo., evening,
VjbL2!i
CUSE-IN flat, MS NTftith; !-r., new,
ipodern, 137.50.
H. A. WOLF.
514 Ware Rlock. D.
A VERY choice 3-rooin apartment in
the Hol.ywood, near 2.)11 Harney. Two
large clothes closet:!, large awnings;
everything first class. This apartment
w ill certainly pleaso you. Price only $33.
ERNEST SWKUT,
Office 2611 Harney. Douglas 1472.
VERY choice, 4 or 5-rooin, attain-heated
npartment on West Fiirnam street
JOHN W. ROBRINS, lsi..' FARNAM ST.
Angelus Apt.. S and 4-room apt. H. 204. o
BA N I ) 6ROOM apariment, north, strictly
modern, greatly reduced rent. 2uvl Sher
nuin Ave.
LOW RENTAL.
Fine six-room, apartment, in Hanscom
park district, near park hue car. Janitor
service and heat: only S45. This Is a
snap. .sl for appointment to see it.
riCoTT & HILL CO..
Douglas !'.
DIPI.EX fiat, strictly up-to-date.
Hcwey Ave. Tel. Red 3MH.
29t3
1OW KENTAL
Choice (V-room npartment, downtown;
save carfare: see janitor. Doug. 5137.
ii-r. nnd Apt.; large, beautifully finished,
InClnrlnda. to rent Sept. 1. Ph. It. 1JW. o
Reautlfullv
tlie ViULx:
finished 6-im. mod,
Phone Harney 13.
Apt. In
Furnlaheil Aparnuents.
FRONT APARTMENT.
SPLENDID, NKW.
FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent In the
NEW
Traverton
FIREPROOF.
24TH AND LANDON COURT.
Catering to people of refined tastes.
Apartment la completely equipped for
housekeeping; up-to-date and comfort
able. TRAVKR BROS.,
Tel. Douglas 11M. 7"5 Omaha Kat Rank.
4-ROOM aipt., nicely furnished; front
vlow, atrlctly modern; price M per mo.
Hot and cold water. Howard Manul
AptI., list and Howard. Phone Doug. ti64.
Board ant T ni-nn.
Furnished Rooms that offer every mod
ern convenience and comfort In private
families or boarding houses of the high
est class will best be found In the Fur
nished, Rooms column of The Ree. Phone
Tyler 1000.
flood bd. and rm., t"; new home. H. l(7(n
Mod. room, excellent home cooking, for 2
gentlemen. 2fi33 Harney St. Tel. H. 7R7.
d. 27th, 510 Pleasant rooms, home conk
Ing. reasonable. Phone Harney lSri0.
ROARD and room In new modern home,
, 16 a week, Phone Webster 6244.
BOARD and mod room In private fam
ily, tn. 21M Locust St. Tel. Web. 21S.
NEWLY furnished rooms, breakfast and
dinner. 1S37 Farnam. Harney 1818.
REKDHFRST. 106 N. 2f th Heautlful
lawn: homelike surroundingfi; meals un
excellent; rooms single or en suite. 1. 8360.
N. !itk, 224 Palatable family style meals.
25c: meals with modern room, home
privileges, 15 to t7 week.
BOARD & rm.. P wk.; table bd., tl!);
walking dls. 2-'62 Bt. Mary s Ave. R.
Furnished Koonis.
If you do net see anything' that suit
you in the way of Furnished Rooms you
can call at Room 104. bee Rldg., and ssk
for the Fl ee Furnished Room buroau
and we will gladly refer you to a high
class rooming ur hoarding bouse In auy
psrt of Ihe city.
IM1A'THE' m Dodee; newly fur
VVJX nlbhcd, new management.
NEWLY furnished and PnpereJ room in
new house. West Farnam d strict;
board If desired. Phone Harney fOTO.
Furnished large front room to rent, close
In. 510 8. 2Ut Ave. Phone IViiiKlas 7K1.
Sleeping room. t2.0 wk.
210 Harney 8t.
"Mud. tS mo, 241.7 N. 20th. Web. 6313.
The Pratt, cool, closo In, 21 J 8. 26. I . 8134.
SPECIAL I)W RATKS
to pkrmank; r (.iukkts.
HOTLL BANFORU, lth & Farnam.
HOTKL HARLKY. -'0th & Farnam.
H. front rooms, single or enauite, modern,
close in. 224u Landon Court. Doug. 282X
Attractive mod, room. Call 2(118 Harney
N. 21ST., 60b Front parlor, suitable for
2. with or without board. Phone D.
57(i7.
NIC'KLY furn. cool room,
tame. S. 261 11 Ave. D.
walking
4..
dU-
Kurilnkrd lloosekeeplsiK Rooms.
North 2td, 814 Front room, mod., reas.
oT. MARY'S AVE., 2wi-a rooms fum.
complete; modern. Pnone D. 4433.
MODKRN suite of housekeeping rooms;
also single rooms. 1710 Chicago, l. blii.
Four nice rooms; new bath, lilt 8. llth.
i rooms and bath. HU 8. llth
DAVENPORT, 2018 TWO OR THREE
NICELY FL'RNlrHEJJ FRONT HSKQ.
RMS
124 N. tuth. nice clean fur a. hskg. ran, R.
"74J.
Ilaases a4 Cotfogrea.
North.
Ill No. T2d 8t. bow 4-r.. mod. ex. heat
steel range, fas plate, kitchen cabinet.
water paid. tlT.
iia No. jsth St., t-r.. all mod., f25.
RA8P RRQ-4.. 1(4 McCague Rldg.
t275 N" 17 th T ' nu',' PrInn'.
If -Nicholas 8t. new, 4-r., mod. ex.
heat; wnu special features; water bald.
tn.oo.
llssl Ohio 8t. 5-r., part moil.. tlSOO.
R AKP RRQ8.. 108 McCague Rldg., IX 1SS.
-R. house, 812 N. lsth ....
4 rooms. 4104 N. 41st rt. .
C. D. riUTCHLVBuN CO..
tlVVt
8 00
Farnam.
1623
FOR IlKXT
lloaara mid 4 ottaaes.
oath.
-l:OOM, modem hou. 2407 Jones. f3 "0
per month J I. Kemp. P-otisls "fl.
Fir Ri-r.t
Desirable t.nnni monVm hone".
S .Clh St.. near Field club. Call
Offermnn ( t.tiM ruction Co.. So-ith Omaha,
Neb. Rhone South SIT: or .v.?.
For Rent
Viuth half of double brier.
Douse 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms.
II modern, at 1511 South 29th
St.. near Tsrk school, on
block east of Hanscom park.
Tel. Harney lSus.
MUeellaarutii.
RAROAIN'S IN RF.NTAI.8.
I 6 rooms, entirely modern. 8 bed
rooms upstairs, corner ioi. nice
shade and shrubbery, iSOt N. 22d St
$35.0f-i-room, strlitly modern, elegant
,. finish, nav.ul street. ir,4 Siiriice
$40.00 Brand pew. 2-atnry house, fine
sleeilnir porch, entirely modern. In
Field ilub district. 3.15 Pacific Ft.
SCOTT A 1HI.1. COMPANY. rOl"t. TX.
GlobeVan & Storage
Pfores. mcves, pafJts shirs; s-hor van
and t met., II 23 pr t,T - storage 12 Pr
mo Patlsfseilo
nar n 4s Tv
v w
FlIJKUTs
illVICK
Phone tviuvlas m fot comolete Hat of
vacant houses and apnrtments; also for
stoiage, moving, tttth nnd Jacksun Sts.
(tniiKAu Ceelxh Bons Co., re..
bivlg
Gordon Van Co.
Mcving
Pacatng.
Ktoiags.
nt n. n en st.
Tel. n Wm Web. 1SI
6EK Vhe Central icuriiltur 3 lore.
RFTAI. M8T.
FREE
WK HAVK rodiled M.0"0 buildings since
1910, and never hud one struck. We
guarantee every Job. AME.RICAN
LIGHTNING ROD CO.. 70S 8 bith St.
TV A .-JL Va, n(1
Maggard s slaves
leg, p.rHi,if.
shipping. 1713 Webster 8t
J iiaiaa it.
e, 1 sixes. .i ir month tap so; I'm ton.
2S1 N. 2ATH ii-r. frame, mod., 126.
11H N. 3'f-S-r. brli k, t'12.50.
Jin S. 3Tith Ave.. -r., S3S.
1S13 Chicago, R-r., roomers. t".
O'KKEFK REAL ESTATE CO.
10H Omaha Nat. D. 2715.
JC RGG(1 "Pkn?i atoTag
ng.
1
UK
Stores ii.ll offices,
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevatoi and Stain
Electric Libt FTee
THK BKK MVILDIXa COMPANY,
Biiperintendeut's Offtre, Room 103.
LARGE! modern store near postofflce.
Low rent. O. P. Stcbblns. 1(110 Chicago.
Office on 17th St.
Double Windows
ONLY VACANT ROOM
AVAILABLE ON THE
STREET.
Private UfflC9 Wo 1 ting Room
ISO Sq. Ft. $18.60
The Bee Building
Office Room 103.
STORK Hit rl and Cuming.
818 N. l'-tli. new building. 22xGO, base
ment; rent PT month.
H. A. WOLF.
614 "Ware Block. D. n8.
WANTED TO BUX
WE pay Chicago prices for aluminum
scrap castings. Paxton-Mltchell Co. o
WANTED A steam
State what make
Rlumenthal's, 1442 O,
pressing machine,
nd price. Address
Lincoln. Neb.
OFFPlCft furniture bought and sold.
C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. Doug. (14s
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices lor old clothing. D.4714.
WANTED We wish to install a bowling
alley. If you have a good one that haa
been used some for sale, address Sibley
& Langevln, Curtis. Neb.
Tale buys everything 2nd hand. Web. 4K04.
REAL ESTATE!
FARM RANCH LiXUI FOR ALB
callturaia.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith Co.. K-14 City Nut. Ha. T. 281 i
Colorado.
FOR PALE OR TRADE Reautlful Den
ver home, & lots, 12-room house and
garage and outbuildings; pressed brick,
lull cemented basement; new nard wood
finish; new Capitol hill, on principal
boulevard: will also consider trade far
clear property near Omaha. Call Miss
8. E. Prltchard. Harley Hotel, Omaha.
low.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR BALE?
Write a good description of your land
nd senj it to tne bioux city, la-, journal.
Io.vas Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ads on
twelve different days for t2; or 60 words,
tl TF. u. r, n! tjt
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, gitf.Ouu readers dally la four (rent
slates.
ARB TOU UOlNd TO HUT LA NUT
If so you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Real Estate Journal. It
has lands advertised 1 1 It from nearly
very state, ao that you can find Just
hat you are looking for in Its columns.
It keeps you Informed on land oppor-
liinltl.. , n ...I. . . 9 k. nnnni w.r . . .
( you Dersonal belD in ftndinil land, finna
ic today for a year's subscription, or lue
for three months trial. It will be stopped
at the end of the time ordered. Farm and
Real Kaiate Juurinal Te- loa
Hlnneaola.
MINN, farms; low prioe, easy terms. Mln-
leantaLand Co., P. O. Box 317, Omaha.
hckraiks.
I HAVK 640 ai res of land In Oarfield
county. Neb. Would like to sell. Will
take f4 per acre for It. Address W. T.
Reeves. Iienton, Neb.
rOR BALK Best large body hlwh-grade
roedlum-prioed land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb.
Mirltcuai.
180-ACRE farm, fit per acre. $30 cash and
120 ner month; no Interest; rich soil;
fine land; pure water, good title. Write
W. T. Young, ir.. Kimball. Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM L A N f f. PICK CENT.
TOLAND TRUMBULL, 448 Bee Rldg.
tiOO TO
Wead.
flO.000 made promptly. F. D.
Weiid UMit.. 18th and Farnam Bta.
CITY and farm loans.
J. H. Iiumont Co.,
0, oW. t per oenL
418 btate Bank.
WANTED Good (arm and city loans at
lowest rates.
PETERH TRUST CO.. ISM Farnam.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
ilONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. Clt y National Rank Bldg.
SEE us first
Neh t'nlted
for farm loans ut eastern
Plates Trust Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOANS.
810 U Rrsndels
C. O. Carl berg.
Theater Bldg.
WANTEIi City and farm loans; lowext
rates. W. U. Templeton. 6ul Bee. T. HUGsi.
HEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
W ANTED SECONH-HAND I
e'Mil'y In choice acre. W'al.
nto for t.2a
2i2.
PRACTICALLY new -cyilndr car and
one-half tun truck: will exchange either
or lioth for equity in nunn.ilow. or whs!
have you? Address B M.. Care Bee
KKAIi FHTATK rU KXCIIANdK '
Wil.L sell or trade good restaurant.
Trade for moving Inure machine or
auto. Ad Ire. B 1. Oravity
la.
t.Vl'ITY In Vrnom moUrn house In
West Farnam district to exchange, for
la'e model automobile; full value Riven,
IV WA
KRAI, KSTATF NORTH S1DR
RKAUT1FCL I'rairle Park, gram, ehruha
and treen giving splindld shade and
unlformlv dtat.int from each other, all In
now, not promised for future year I'm"
Ins: te-es paid. No sheds, nlleya or
dlaapreenbl env Iron nictita. On ar lines,
near schools and churches: five new
houses cotnnlcted, or nearlnx completion,
t'nn tc sold on e.isy payments to re
sponsible parties. Keys at mv residence,
H. J. Seanne.ll. Rhone Dour. Si or Web.
BEAUTIFUL 1-rm bungilow, strictly
mod.; cor. lot; r-iirlflce for quick sain.
4n i Ornnd Ave Phone Webster 927.
vl-H SPALHINO 8-r.
heat; lame lot; 1550
rottHlte,
down.
mod.
Weh.
ex.
Rl'Y
25 7S
from owner, 6 rooms and bath,
Kvars HURRV. phone Wch. 2HIS.
HOME TOIl KALK UT OWN Kit.
Reantiful ven-room bungalow, all
modern; large corner lot; close to car,
school and church; built for home;
must be sold; owner leaving cl'y; can be
seen at 40M Grand Ave. Cn.ll Webster 9?7.
UKAL F.HTATE ROt Til SIPK
Exceptional
Bargain
Small Cash PaynVt
Kvn-cn-room hotisr strlctlv modern, with .
four rooms on first floor and three largo
1ed rooms and bath on second floor; so'ith
front. Int fi4 fent frontage. Paving all
paid. Price W.3.V).
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Rldg. Phone DoutUs- 4270.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
7 rooms, thoroughly mcHlern, nice lot.
south front, located on Mason street, near
: ti. close to sch(Mi ana car line, i-nco
only t2,StAi. A tiai sain
C. (. CARLBERd,
S13 Brwndels Theater Rldg.
ClJOSINU up en estate, sell at sacrillc-
vacant lot, also 5-room cottage on rone
St., So. Omaha; good surroundings and
location. Address Y 6iH. Ree.
REAL. ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dosdri,
A Dundee Special
4H41 CAPITOL AVE. Is a brand new
bungalow home of 7 large well arranged
living rooms and nam. a rooms iinisueii
in oak; oak floors throughout; mirror
door, bookctmes and other special tea
turcs; strlctlv modern and up-to-date in
every way; water meter, set screens and
shades on: choice IVO-foot lot, nicely ter
raced and sodded; street paved. In
every respect an Ideal home.
Its value Is '.. you will agree; but
our price Is only t4.40 cssh or terms.
See and Be Con
vinced.
Rasp Bros.
liiti McCague Rldg. Doug. IfVA
DuTidco High Grade Barjain,
Six Rooms and Sleeping Porch
Also Oarage "
The Interior of this home is excellent,
beamed celling, beautiful fireplace, built
in bookcases, window seat, decorating by
Orchard A Wilhelm; t dandy bedrooma,
with sleeping porch on second floor; oak
woodwork and floors on first floor. The
Construction is A-l. Price t5.t"0; a reduc
tion of tr(0 and one of the beat buys tn
Dundee. Located near &2d 8t
Glover & Spain
Doug. 2:2.
91 City National.
60i bl KT ST. 6-room, best buy In Dun
dee. Clyde w. I'rew. owner, wai. ikh.
Florence.
NEW store bldg.. large lot. located 4424
Bedford Ave. Phone Florence 3624.
REAL 1 '"STATE MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
Modern, nifty bungalow, S rooms with
large enameled bath room, living and
dining room finished In oak; pi Me rail '
wun oaa panel 10 nose; large 011 open-
lug with p)edestal and column! and
bookcases, between living and dining
room; lights in all rooms have flusn
twitches. Fixture and shades In, screens
furnished.
East Front
Pjice t2.86": fKiO cash, balance monthly
payments. This bungalow will compare
favorably wl'h places priced much
higher. Call ua for an apixilntment.
Traver Bros.,
7B Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg.
Sun, and Kve., V eb. 4M5. Phone D. 11C3.
Well Built
Bungalow
In Boulevard park; 6 large
rooms, oak finish; strictly
modern and up-to-date In
every way; choice lot; paved
street, small cash payment
or bit taken as first pay
ment. For bargains see
Rasp Bros.
P McCague Rldg. Doug. lflM.
A Lot
as First Payment
This homa has reception hall, living
room, dining room, kitchen, pai try and
rear entry on first floor. Two large bed
roms and bath on 2d floor; large closets;
oak floors throughout; furnace guaran
teed to heat.: screens. Including screens
for front porch. 1ot MxlX. Paved street.
ITice, f2,!U.
Norris & Norris
) Ree Rldg.
Phone Douglas 4270.
LOOK AT THESE RENT KNAPii
Choice K-r., mod., good as new, fine
iocauon. near car ana parg, 1516 B. 2Mh.
2t;..'; 6-r., C. W gas, 27(6 8. 14th. fit SO
r.. mod.. 4'HH Lake, barsain tl&: ,,i..r
bargains. H 142, Ty. 214Q-J.
FOR BALE s acres town property, I
room house, large barn, lota of fruit
For Information writ Mrs. Annie Wet
rich. Dexter, la,
REAL EATR INVESTMENTS
FoK BALK or rent; tiacsage building,
llth and Seward. 36x88. Apply 1424
Oust 81
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RALE My used Oldsmolllle touring
car, ui good condition, tuiu. car can be 1
seen at 2"-4 Farnam Bt.
LOST A gold horseshoe pin. Reward. 1
Return 1823 Farnam SL Douglas 2256. I
Bee readers are
too intelligent
to overlook the
opportunities in
the "Want ad" col-
umns. They're
worth while reading.
1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I
Beceipti Light, with Very Little
Trading ' and Mo Quotationi
GiTea Out on Wheat.
LOOK FOR LOW GRADE GRAINS
OMAHA, Aug. 4.
The rtvclpts were itttiit tmiav and there
was very mile trmini cxrucd on. 'Ineie
wa no uci.ihiuI li,r n at aim tncie i r
no Muoiatioiis given oiu on that maj del.
There whs a lit lie deniaiui lor turn,
but t'lla was well taken inre by tno
bght iivv.ii.t The corn market was
uuoted c inKlirr to lc lower.
Allh nihil l,,e demand tor outs Was
""low, tne receipts ei-e exceptionally
linht. mi dtnis helind Uinst Hie uutrket
a cent liitimr.
Some oi the grain traders think there
will ie it bi'ge iiuanttiy of low grade
grain this M'kson on account of the ex
cessive ruins. All markets are rcgardi-d
isrgelv as u Weather proposition lor the
presvtit. .Most of the traders are liearlsh
nnd mv there Is plenty of tune for the
crop conditions to Improve.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to JLU.OOO bu.; corn. JR.0UU bu.; oats,
none.
Liverpool closed with spot wheat un-
Cltamicil unit enrn A hlvhv
r-Timary wheat feci ins were 721 ho ' '
and shipments 74S.OOO bu
against re- 1
shipments of
ceipta or 3,1X2,000 bu. and
174, mi bu. last vear.
Primary corn receipts were 4W.O0O bu. '
and ah pirents ro.fliM bu.. again it receipts '
of 4.av bu. and shipments of 4.0i bu.
lust year.
Primary oata receipts were alnm lm '
I a no snipmcnt KHi.om bu., against receipt
of 2.170.WO bu. and ahlimiem. ..t ir:-.iyin 1...
; Inst year. '
CAKU)T RncKtPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
n ics go hy, 7H 58
Minneapolis lvl
.Kuluth 40
I'mana 7
Kansas City '.', m
S't lotils M
Wlnn'nes- jn
r
2.1
11
21
n.7?'T no "o'"! tixlay.
The. following sale were reported: Corn:
No. 2 whito, 1 ear, 75',4c: 1 car. 7f.'4e; I
err, ,5c n0 t white. 1 car. Tft'o; cars.
i:'o; 1 csr. 75c No. 6 white, 1 car, 74'c.
' 7p"ow' 1 """j No- yellow, 1
cur, J,c; 2 cars, 6'c. No. 8 yellow, 1
car, 7i;C; 1 car. 7S'ic No 2 mixed, 1 car.
c. No. 8 mixed, t cars, T.'Vic; 2 core,
oc Oats: No. S white, 1 car. JiUkc; i
white, I'i cars. lHc.
Omalia, Cash Prices Wheat : No. t tur
key. tl.Z2srl.4i; No. 8 turkev. tl.lt''il.4i; No.
2 laxd tl.a04f1.4S; No. 8 hard. tl. 14ml. 47;
No. 4 hard, tl.lWi'1.45; No. 2 spring, tl 4''i
1 4i; No. 8 spring, tl.37'0 142. Corn: No. 2
white, 7&&75V4C- No. 1 white. ".MbTfiSc; No.
4 white. 74Sit;fie; No. 6 white, 7'4'i7lc;
No. v hlte, 74'ri74Sc: N'n. 2 yellow, 7v.vi'
Jtc; No. 8 yellow. 7t:'''n7i'i,c; No 1 yel
low. TriV'lfi'c; No. t vellow, 7i,- .!.;
No. 8 yellow, 75r,75lSc; No. 2 mixed. 7".'
(il1ic; No. 8 mixed. 7fi'u7f,ie: No. 4 mixed.
WfediTjc; No. ( mixed. 74V,'i74'lc: No. ti
mixed, 74'n74'(;c Oats: No. white, ;.l'ii
Rl'tc; standard, iio'iiole: No. 2 white, tx"!
'f'iOSfc; No. 4 white, 4'i'.,li 4'4c Hurley:
Malting, fitfitiK; No. 1 feed. G2-file. Rye:
No. 2, 2ili3c; No. 3, Ol'iVJc.
CHICAGO .RIN AND PHOVIHION8
Featares of Ihe Trading; anil lolnr
Prleea on Dnsrd of Trade.
CTnCAUO, Aug. 4. mark rust report
came thick and fast today, and also
did news of wet weather -lamaxe lo wheat
!n the shock. After a consequent all-day
adance tlie market closexi steady,
to 21iifi'2V..o above last nlcht. Oom gained
lVifijI'siO to It-ty'-llc, and oats 2'UJ-c to
Vic. . In provisions the outcome was l"c
ill '171.'.i;'!(. illlna
Allof the siring crop states flooded the
Pit with storlea ?f the spread of black
runt. According to one authority (V) per
cent of the wheat crop In southern North
lakotA was In danger. LIkHllhood ' hat
the next gcvert.ment report wis cut ln'.vn
to a material, extent tho estimated yield
of winter wheat attracted rnrwtderable
attention A prominent firm ventured
the opinion that clients that not one
third of the crop had been threihed, an I
that the bulk of the remainder was 'y
Ing drenched In the fields and sufforlnn
firms daily Increasing danmge.
Com, sllmpvlaled by cold that suggOHt-'d
late autumn rather than midsummer, kept
pace with the tlse In the value of wheat.
i Shipping demand from the east of a
1 II vol v mm 4 ut could not bu taken advan
tage of, as supplies here were too limited
In volume. . . . ,
Independent strength developed in th.y
oat market. A huge short Interest was
was said to exist, mainly because of big
sales for exrort and because of a lack
of corresponding contracts for deliveries
from first hands. Owing to wet wealhor
thei country was said to be offering vir
tually nothing. . , ,
Stop sales eelllnor formed tho rule In
provisions. There seemed to be no de
mand except from shorts.
Closing prices on opt ons:
1 , - , ... ,T..
""" ' -
Wheati
1 08 I 10f.'J 1 WK'
10 107Si 1
78 ! 74-Sif 78 ,
3
42',' 4241
42! 40'; 42',!
13 fiO I 13 25 IS SB I
IS 70 I 13 ii I 13 L2Mil
8 02V 7 DO T 92H
v7Vsl
124 8 9T!
f of. I t 95 I 8 l7 y
Pept.1
Dec..
Corn
Reot.l
Dec.
Oats
Sept.l
Dec.
Pork
Sept.
1 OC'4
1 f
1 07
74
83 ft
80S
44Vi
1 07"ai
741
13 46 I
13 fi2Vi
Oct..
13 72Vi
8 07H
8 12
r4
t )
Ij r1
BeiiLl 1 2Vl
Oct.
s 00
R ba
Sept.
Oct
05 I
"Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red,
tl.l.K.; No. 3 hard, 1.8IV,il Corn:
No. Jlow. 8230; ,No i yel low HI
Ctmtm- No. S White. NSinwc; miuiimm,
untile five: No. 2. nominal: No. 8. . fl.np.
Rsrler: WfTlc. Seeds: Timothy, V.Wi
r.oo:
clover tJv.SOiil3.Jf. Fork; tlia..
Lard:
t7.82-. Ribs: tS.xi9.00.
ni'TTBR-I'O"'! creamerv. 2ff!4e.
FOGS Higher; receipts. 10.970 cases: at
mark cases Included. 1MM7c; ordlnar
firts! IVfMftc; firsts. 17Tr17i4c.
POTATOE44 Higher; receipts, SO cars;
Virginia cobblers, barreled, tl.8T4il.40;
bulk of sales, 47tj48c.
I"OI'LTRY AlUe, lower; fowls, 13Vte;
springs. 16-&17C.
OMAHA GKWF.R AL MABKKT.
BUTTKR No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 26c; No.
I, VII.. tube, 2.1c.
CHB''SK Imported Swiss, tfio; Amer
ican Swiss. 25c; blo-k Swlaa 2-'c; twins,
18c; daisies, 18c; triplets. lc; Young
America, WH"'. blue label brick. !';
llmburger, i-id.. wc; r'w ior wmw,
lS'iic; Imported French Rouuefort. m-.
FIPH-Trout, lfic; wh'te flah, bv-; hail
but ISc; chnnnel catflnh. Vc: berrlnw 7i;
codfish, lOJfU'c; mackerel, lie; salmon.
Mi'T.lTr POTATOES Kansas. t2.7S bhl.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs. l!f,c; No. !.
tto- No. S. 17Hc No. 1 loins, 224c: No.
2 20c; No. I, ISc. No. 1 chucks, 12Air;
No. t, UHo; No. I, lOa. No. 1 rounds,
17c; No. t. 18c: No. t. 14c. No. 1 plates,
tstc; No. I. Wc; No. 3, Wo. .
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
OlMlneki Fruit company:
riaa. 10ti! 2f s, aJs. 't24s and 3.os. 14 W, per
- - - . , aM. an far A ' AtA
FRUITS Oranges, 1 aliromia ysien-
bos; lbva. 176s. roos. Zltis and 0". o4ju
ter bos. Lemon, eirtra fancy Oolden
RowL 8u0i and IGus. tf.,50 per bo; extra
fancy Suhklst. 30hs and 160s. tM.OO per l;
Red Ball, f4 .60 per box. Peaches, Cali
fornia Crawforda. 76o per box; Klhertaa.
4-bssket crates, tOc per box; 4 banket
crates 50-crate lots, B7'e; bushel. tl 'J6;
trt-bushel lots, II W. Plums, Rurbanks
ll.Oi) per crate; Wlxons and Kelsey, tl. 20
per crate; large blue, tl.40 per crate;
Box Wlxons, II. 2f. per box. Pears, Cali
fornia Bartletts. t!00 per box; Washing
ton Bartlet:. fancy, tl.75 per box. Blu k
berries, 24-plnt cases. UV per case.
Banana, medium fruit 12 OO'i'i 25 per
bunch; Jumbo fruit. Changuln.'ila and
Port Llmon. 4o per lb. Cantaloupes,
ponies, 64s, 12 So per crate; Maopa. Ne
vada standards. 12.(4) per crate. Water
melons. I've per lb.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, home-grown
and southern, Psjc per lb. Lettuce, head,
1100 per dos.; leaf, 40o per dos. Onions,
Washington, fuo per lb. Cucumbers.
11.26 per basket. Bang, was and green.
to per basket- Peas, green, 40c per
bosket. Beets, carrots and turnips, new,
44io per basket. Radishes, 20c per dos.
Peppers, too per basket. Tomatoes, tl.75
tier box. Celery, toe per dos. Parsley,
35o per dos. Potato., new, 70c per bu.
Sweet potatoes, 11.75 per hamper.
Ml4'LI J-ANBOIS-No. 1 walnuts, 18o
pur lb. Braalls, I2'(C per lb. Almonds,
tlx- per lb. Filberts, 15c per lb. Pecans,
lV' ier lb t'rai kt rlack, 13 f per rur;
half case, tl 7V Cornpups, t.1.26 per cine;
liuif case. Il.(i."i. PeHnuta. No. 1, raw, lie
per 11 ; loasii'd, v k r lb. : Jumbn. raw,
ic lr lb., luadled, Kc per lb.
M-:V tlllK tlKNKHtl. MAHKKT
tiaotalleaa of the lr Varlaaa
4 tinimodlllea.
NKW
held
YORK, Aug. 4. FUH'R Firmly
NMIKAT-Spoi. strong: No. 2 red. M!:
No. J mud. l c. I. f, New York;
No. I nortnein, I'uluth. tl 14'. c. I. f..
lluff..lo, futures firm; Kcptemlcr, fl
ltili,N-h(it strong. No. 2 yellow, iUi,c,
plompt Slill'lllellt.
tiATS e.'ii. ilrtn: Standard, MHfUijc;
No. 3 w.ule, ,iu .4le; fancy clippd,
iilte, t.7H1l,;i,'.
HAY-Finn. No. 2. l.nil.3J; No. S.
ll.Ai; s'UpiiK, ti l 1H1I 211.
HOPS Hteadv ; Mate. common to
choice, IH14, !til4c; Pacific Coast, 1HI4,
Kilx'; ll't. K.it'.c.
HII'I.S -.-teiidy. Loicota, mi3lc: Central
America, -.s .
LKATII KH - Finn; Hemlock first, Xc;
Seeoml, 'c.
PRoVISlDNS-Pork barely steady; mess
H'.ioii I , .111; liiinny, .i'.uiJi i; short
clear. Jl'uik'ial iv Reef, steady: mens,
IIS (VtilS r.0. fanvlv, 119 r.wt'J0.M. lJU-d,
easier; middle west, $vnM0.
T.M.l.uv. - Dull: r lty, sue; country,
BT4'r: speclnl, 4"c.
IU TTKI1 -Fli tner; j-ecelpts H.lT till.
creamery extras, J.sTn-"lc; rtrlst, 'tni
tf...- I - ii'lf. I'll..
KX;()S-lrreuulai ; re elnla 14. cases.
freh galhend ixtia. 2:1 extra rii!.
2PU22V-; firsts. iij.Mc: se, onds b4i I7S . .
CHKi:Sr Stendv : receipts. 4,M boxes;
state while mt:k, fresn, llnta and twins.
I colored Se-iais. .l4,uHc; do. lilte,
do. white and colored, average
fun v l:tle
I'OVL'lRY-Llve, prices not gettlcd.
Iressei. steady; western froien roant
In if chickens. IK ii T2-
t..U l ,1
13 n 17c ; fresli turkeys. li-eiL lwtrlhr
1 ' ' " ....
Minneapolis (iraln Market.
MIN.VIiAI-ol.lfl. Aug 4 WHBAT
8eptemlcr. Ilivs; IVcember, 1.V: No. 1
I hard, Sl.fcU4: N. 1 northern, tl.HfMil.a1.
j FliOl'R. Advanreil.
MARLEY "'i-ii74c.
RYh- l 4iii I 6i.
RRAN-82I.W.
CORN No. 3 yellow,
OATS No. 8 whito.
FLAX tl. 61i l.Kl.
TS'tlf"''
4'ii4lc.
Kssnsa lly
KANSAS CITY.
tieneral Market.
Aug. 4-WHFAT-No.
2 hard, tl 2MH No. 2 reil. i.isai.si;
Septemner. tl.SOS; lecemler. tl OiiS.Hrl.Oti1.
CORN No. 2 mixed. uliiTc: No. 3
White, 77r; Keptemher, 7.1e; Decemtver 61T.c
0AT8-N0. i while, Zto; No. t mixed.
4f,JJtk'.
HITTER Creamery, 27c; firsts. ;
seconds, Xlc; packers. 18c.
KHilS- Firsts. lHc; seconds, 12"4c.
nrLTRY Hens. 114c: roosters, !V;
broilers. 17tHo,
t. I.oals tirala Market.
8T. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-WHF.AT-N0. 1
red, fl.lti; No. 2 bard, nominal; fPtm
uer, fl 07ll MS; December. t1.lW l.UST4u
I CORN No. 2. (; No. 2 white, mi-i
'September. 74V-: lecember, B24i''j2We.
! OATS No. 2. 4Vi4ic. No. 2 wbltt, non
tml. l.lyerpoo! (.rata Market,
LIVERIKIOU Aug. 4,-WHlAT-Bpot
No. 2 Manitoba, lis 7(1. No. 3. Ill tVl:
No. 1 northern Duluth, Us Mi No. 1
hard winter, lis 7d.
Co U.N -Spot. American mixed, & 74d.
I.ocnl atoeka and Bosda.
tjuotatlona furnished by Hums. Rrlnker
,vi Co., 44.1 omuha National Rank liuild
nlir. Omaha:
STOCK H Bid. Alkrd.
Arcry (.0 . pit.. (W
Amertian Snipltvr Bet', pfil.. A
Afln.. pfd 71
M
w
134
llM
W
Mvi
iii''
1W
;
17
n
lVi
v
7a
227
SI
100
4
Asms, cum
Huriiru-Nlih T per oent ifi1
Hank ur r lnrencs
City Nat. hank, Omaha
(VimmrrcUl Nsi. Punk, ft. BiufTn...
Deer IV, pfd
Kulnnont Crssmsrir T Per esnt ptd.
Klrmonl yinerr iDm
iv
1 1' IV,
i:!t,
VOW,
6
14
Ml
j
1.1H
II
7114
t!(l
suit
mvj
tl
H
Ilniill nidg. pld. per rant...
I h'n"" ' ! "uK
S-iS.;:!
unroin Tsiephj-ne 'o.. im
i,ion n,nrtin Huretr Co....
1 K,r,,ik vniiuui nnk
Oiimb n. Ht. Hy
! nmh National Iiunkt.
phi.
Bulihergtr em
SmunUer-Keniifilr l)ld,. ptd
Bie,url-W'Brner Kiipffiitimtr, eim
t ninn HtiH'k Ynl, sto-k
llONUS
Rmiiit. Neh , wtr Rs
Pundes. Nb Miinlrlpal (H,
100
lt. 8
vw
10114
so
1
7
101 V,
MVk
lOO'a,
81
lto.
..101.78
.. SB
..10 '
.. 7
.. 0
.. (17
.. 10O
.. 4
.. KW
..
.. IB
Douslss Ccunly .
i'lpliurn, Tcxaa, &i, 1Vi
Llnrnla ) (I Rlv-. . 1M1
I.lncola l.lsht !' it
Nw ffl' TnlephiMie 4,
omaha Watsr 44. 1841
Omaha C. B. Hi. Hr. a. 12I..
Omaha Hewar 4M, 11 .'
Omaha KIo. I.t A fowar 6. 18
Bioux Chr Itock Yds. 6s. KM....
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. COFFKF1 The
market for coffee futures oiiened at un
changed prices to advance of 1 point
this morning, but prices soon turned earl
ier under scattered selllne, which ai
peared to 1o Inspired by predictions that
the wor'd'S visible supply statement
would show of Increase of sou.OOO bags for
the month of July and continued talk of
a HHgglng tendency In the cost and
freight market. There seemed to tie some
New Orleans selling late In the afternoon
with the market closing at a net decline
of 1 to points. Sales, 14.280 bags. Au
gust, 8.51c; September. October. Novem
ber and December. iA9c; January, 8IVV;
February, 6 57c; March, 8.61c; April, 6.66c;
May, ii'"!4c; June, 6.74c; July, 6.7e. Spot,
dull; Rio 7. 1e; Pantos 4s. KHc The
cost and freight msrket wss reported
about 15 to 25 points) lower with Santoa
4s quoted around 8.50c. and Rio 7a, 6 H0e.
Xtfi York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. MERCANTILE
PAPER V4H31 per cent.
BTERLINU EXCHANOB 60-dsy bills,
t4.7126; demand. f4.7; cables, f4.7twO.
81 LVER Bar, 47Vc; Mexican dollars,
StJNie.
BONDS Oovernment stead; railroad,
"moNEY Time loans, firm; 80-day bills,
2H'24 per cent: K) days. 2'li,!i8 per cent,
six months, 8"4lT3Vi per cent. Call money,
iimitv' lilh 2 uer cent: low. IH Per cent:
ruling rote, 14 per cent; last loan, 2 per
cent; cloning bid, 1 per cent; oiiercu si
ii per cent.
ftnatar Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.UaArb-Ra w.
dull; centrifugal, i.VAc; molasees, 187o;
refined, easy, 10 points lower; cut loaf , I
lifAe; crushed, 6.4jc- mould A, 6.10c,
cubes, t.lKte: XX XX powdered, .IV;
1owdered, J.7V: fine g'-anulated. 6t6o;'
diamond "A," 6.4i6c; confectioners' A, SwIAc;
No. 1, 5.40c. Futures were easier," under 1
continued agTesslve selling, prompted by
ihe decline in refined and the continued!
absence of rit demand. At noon price
were 6 to 8 points net lower.
' Oil and Hoala.
SAVANNAH 41a. Aug. 4 -TURPMN-T1NE
Firm, Sfm'aSc; -sties, 418 bbls. ;
reciptH, H? bbls.; shipments, lu7 bbls.;
fct.x k, 24,4l: bbls.
ROPIN-Flrm. Bales, 1.040 bhls.: re
ceipts. 1 IIH bbls.; shipments, l,2 bbls.;
mock, W,fH bbls. Quolstl'ins: A and H,
I2W; : aid I, 82 '; ri, t-i.w: r ,
k'
10: fl. t3.1; H, f i. I2iii'4.flu; 1. fi.i-UJ ,w,
M.4(fi3.4&: M. UM: N. t4.9uf4!: WU.
fifO; WW. 'o.n.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Aug 4. METALS Lead,
offered at 8L.u0: snelter. not nuoted. Cop
per sleady; electrolytic, fit 264j'18.50. Iron
steadv and unchai.ged. Tin easier at
. a 4Ti ' U I En si .
At Ixmdon: Spot copper. 7t; futures,
i"i4 17s (id: electrolvtlc, 8P"t tin,
i'lM Cj; futures, til 87 15s. Antimony,
125. l?ad, 23 Its d; spelter, il 10s.
I.nadon nrk Market.
1XINPON. Aug 4 American securities
on the stock market ruled quietly steady,
with United States Steel In demand. The
cloving was firm.
Money and discount rates were steady.
Sll VKK Bar. 22 7-Wd r-er ounce.
VOVKY 3V"4 ,,''r cent.
IIS4iUNT R4TFS-hort bills, 6'4j per
cent; I months. 5n6v4 pr cent.
Ilrr t.oods
VKW YORK. Aug.
Msrket,
4. DRY COODS
varus, quiet snd
Cotton gooes snd
e'eady today.
Men's wear for spring, ac
live. Worsted yams,
embroideries, quiet.
live. Laces Slid
p,v-norsfed Apples aad Dried Fralts
VFW YORK. Aug. 4 EVAPORATED
APi'fiFW-Oiilet.
DRIKI) FRUIT Prunes, Insetlve; apri
cots, firm; peaches, quiet: raisins, firm.
rnttos Market.
LIVERPOOL. A 4 .-4VTTON Smd,
atedy; good middling. I5td; middling.
6 yd; low mlddMnar 4.t0d. Ssles, l "
bales; for speculation and export, 4 004.
Rank t'learlaas.
OMAHA Aug. 4 -Rank clearings for
Omaha today were 12 98144135. and for
the corresponding day last year, I-,
H921.l.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Kindt of Cattle Steady to
Stronger, Other Steady Sheep
Steady, Lambs, Weak.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Receipts were. Cattle.
Official Monday .... 4,01.1
'ffh ial Tuesdny .... 3,x
ICetlinatc Wednesday 17(
Hogs.
.4M
7 n:''l
lO.iAl
Sheep.
17.241
11.271
.4"i
Three days this wk.IO.sil 2.J
Same days last week. a'fy. 3.'.tl'l
Same days t wks. ago. I! 74".
Knmv days S wks. sko.1ii.in1 l;t.;:4
Same days 4 wks. ago. .1'S 17.4'.d
smn' diiya last year. S.421 "."'
8ti.1
IP S 9
H 102
2-V-e 1
;U.;ii
4'.:m.tl
The fo. lowing table shows th
receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at the South
Omaha live slock mnrket for the year
to date as compared wlih laat year:
l!H. 114. Inc. lec.
"attle ST2 Utw 4,'M'lS 121.AT.1 ....
Hogs 1 irifc.o 1 r .02 3D2 .
Sheep I.2II1.7S1 I..1ii.:t.l2
... .:.!
averi.tie
I The follow in- tnhln shows Hie
I '"'T for hoga at the Soutn Omaha live
.1 liiamel Tor the last few duys, with
'.'mi'srlsons a,
1 lvte 1 ;nf, lii pin ,.n i-nt ) t 1 0 !
; 7 r , . . m m '
, f ? ' s t .-v a o ; v
, , . tr - I T - . 2S
7 ii
7 il
lulr
t 8 S7 8 8 7 3i Z&, 8 43 1 7 t
July
4l I Ml 7 J4i t ?i I 6.
, "'T S-IV4I S Ml S T" 1 . a -w
I 1 11
I I,,l ' m i,.i .1 .-1 m.'i t. )ul
juiv 2; 1 77V 1 r s! 7 r.7i h
S 47, 7 t !
8 SI) 7 a
,J1 ?
July f7. 4! 5' 7 V
'July
t iWi'ti
t f..ll 8 Ml
S4
1 July
July
, July
'Aug.
i Aug.
! lug.
S 2
r;'
t 671
7 us 7 j: I 1
c en. a Ij,
7 IV1 7 14
ji ;i 11 n nil I ni I
8 l!U 8 isil 7 731 8 H
I 7 44 I
I 8 2H 8 M 7 7s M
rosi I 8 48; 7 sl ;:
iK) 18 (HI 7 CJI R 78
7 M 1
7 60 7 4'
7 75' 7 64
vug.
4.1 (i ti 7 f1 8 4:1' I '."
7 ?l
Sunday
Receipts and disposition of live st(.:ll
at the Union Mlork ards. South Omaha,
for twenty-tour hours ending at t m I jck
p. m. yenterdav:
Rh.CEiFT-4-CARLOAPS.
Cattle. Hogs Sneep. H i .
.'.. M. A St, P 2 8
NiiSMoiiri Pacific I 1
Wabash 5 I
Union Pacific 40 an 2 1
i A N.-W.. east... 8 10
C. A N.-W., west.. 3.1 57 1 t
'., St. P., M. AO.. (1 m
C.. M. A Q.. east... I 1
C. 14. A y.. west.. W 18
C, H. I. A P., east. 4 16 1
Illinois Central .... I 4
Chicago Ot. West... 4 j
Tolal recelptss...121 lf. : 4
UlSl'OcUTioN H HiAU
Cattle. Itogs. B'heep.
Morris A Co 213 1.M6 l.lr3
8wlft and Company 47t 1.8U 4.2.
Armour Co 414 8el 2,114
J. W. Murphy L81S
Lincoln Packing Co.... 2
80. timaha Pwcalng Co.. 2
Cudahy Kansas City... k7 .... ....
W. H. Vansant Co 71
Renton. Vansant A 1... 7
F. H. liewls 3?
J. 14. Root ft Co
J. 11. Bulla 441
Rosenstock Bros 36
Mccreary A Kcllog lid
Werthelmer A Hegen.. VJ4
11, F. Hsmitlon W
Wulllvsn Hros 83
Rothschild i
Mo. A Knn. Calf Co.... 14
HlKglns t
Huffman 4
Roth 12
(llsssberg 1
Tanner Rros IK
John Harvey 94
Kline 1
Rell A Francis 5
Other buyers 205
Totals 8.2S9 .827 10,823
CATTLE Only 120 cars of cattle were
reported at this point, making the total
for the three days this week 10.811 head.
Some other market points were heavily
supplied and advices from Chicago were
very unfavorable to the selling Interests.
tlll owing to a very goial local demand
and to the light receipts market prices
were not only well maintained, but In
some cases showed tmuroveinent.
Reef steers of good to choice quality
were steady to strong, the best yearlings
selling at WHO, with heuvy yearlings at
tii.75. Common to medium grades were
generally steady, although undesirable
kinds were slow sellers the same as on
most days.
Cows and heifers were In good demand
at steady to a little stronger prices. As
high as l.ttf) and f 6 80 were paid for good
western cow. A few Wyoming heifers
sold at ti.2b. Tha cow market has been
strengthening up this week on account of
the very light receipts, but there Is a
feeling that prices could easily weaken
under the Influence of heavy runs.
Blockers and feeders were In good de
mand and desirable kinds of both heavy
and light weights were a little stronger
even than yesterday. A good kind of
W ynmlng range feeders sold up to 18.24.
Quotations on rutt.e: Oood to choice
yearlings, f9.00U"4.Mf; fair to good year
lings, t. 2111 Oo: good to chute heavy
beeves, t.2fttv 75; fair to good cornfed
beeves, tn tVrfd.l; common to fair corn
fed beeves, 17.W4l1.ti6; good to cholco fed
heifers, 87 (X(iN.&(i; good to choice fed
rows, ft IV!fo7.2i: good to choice grass
heifers f.1 SLOO; good to choice grass
cows, tfi iygUM; fair tn good cows, ti bmtf
126; common to fair cows, tiH&xW;
good to choice feeder. f7.tV(i8.60; fair
to good feeders, tA 50477.60; common to
fair stockers, V-ff"aiM; stock heifers,
t'i.7Mi.j"; stock cows. ttj.tWd 00; stock
calves. t.00i)760; veal calves, t8.OO9iO.OO;
fat bulla, stags, etc.. 84.Wtr7.tl.
Represents live sales:
BEEF HTr'KRS.
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110
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I 75
HEIFERS.
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HULLS.
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iUXJS Supplies weie lalrly ilueral, the
run of 1M cars, or lu,V"i head, being the
heaviest of the week to date, and more
than three limes as large as Monday's
receipts. For the first half of the week
supplies foot up 2u,i2 head, being 1I.0UU
snuiller than last week, and a shortage
of 8.00H, compared with two weeks ago,
but nearly three times us large as for
the same period last year.
There Wa a weaker feeling In all
brunchea of the trade this morning, and
while some shippers mere quoted ss
nesrlv steady, they looked to be fully
5r off In moat cases, and In spots possi
bly a little more than that. To pa reached
17. HI. this figure K ing puid several times
by both packer and shippers lor good
11 Ms.
Killers bought a number of light hog
J early In the morning paying shipper
iiirlr.s for them, and, as was stated
above, feveral loads of best lights went
to packers at the day's top. f7.3i). It
I was s slower deal on the strictly pack-
- Mug hnr. however, and when they beKan
to nwr 't was at prices thsf were nuclei
arourd f"i li" lower. Narrow bulk of the
killers' piir'hai"ee landed at t 2&fi.Si al
though there we tt ran?e of over tl 00
In the pr'cee tr.ev paid. Towards the
wind up wh;it little life the trade had
shown died nut. and at a late hour there
mere tin wards or (wentr
on some ' which sellers
) d s b!ri
loads unslld
had n"t even
Ks. At. Sh. Pr No. At in. V
to u I 15 ti avr M 4 4
I'j ! . II 14 ... 17
M rxi ... 1 1 is ... 4 11
in .' 10 to T la 441 4 In
41 a' ... Ill 74 s. ... T Ml
4 17 M 4 1' Tt Hi . . 1
t M a-i I lit ... T 111
44 t J 40 in 11 las )0 T 10
I t 4 37 14 ... IU
I fa . 4". t 17 ... t W
II ll IJo 4 ; Iwi 147 ... 7 3S
! 45.
IS) 4 M
ISA W) I ih
J.!' ... 4 Iv.
3 .3 M 11(1
r..
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41 .
vu.
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... IK
211 ... 7 r
im ... I as
.-..... ruipi.v.,
tliv eeK to unit,
V4 lu-iid, maa.ng
. li 1... eolMllHVl
ot
ooui tinny cars, 01
up tne us. s reeeipts.
1 ne tetsj lor tne.
fcj,.2 Head, iieuii.
three dua amount tr
a iv"i aa.n oer mat
weeK. uut 5,ow tiead sinai.er tnan two
erka sgo and a shortage of s,nKI head
ns lo.iipareo with Isst yHr.
The d o clock whlst.e had blown t ester
i day helcre all the lamus were finail)
I so.d, but in the end everything vva
cleaned up at fully steady pr.ees. Most oi
tn nio'l laiiitis look Hi.ju. while one loac
nailnd $!tt!. the hlKh price of ins dav
snu ihe iwiit iigure pa U lor some time.
'I his morning, liuycm asam started a
light for lower prices, and as seller
mere
unwilling to make any concessions.
am even aShCil a little hetter monev in
inot ea.-e, nothing of consequence ha.
linn none no .0 n nte hour.
Today It was seders who gavs In nnd
.the bulk of the lambs bad been cashed
well before noon st a dime decline. It
k'l Si.10 nurkel for desirable atuff
jOne cat of limit s sold for sl ipping pur-
. in en hi He lia s top.
"Ill she, p were in such Ucht supply a
handy worthy cf mention, and the
'cw nere brought steady prices. The only
sale of conseiiiirni e was that of about
. three decka ol ewes that sold
at M 50.
"Cari)inK 11 few wetl.rrs. Feeder lambs
! Humped about as inuih as but-her st.vek,
I"'1 ''" "lore load of the sort thst
' r.r? ,s " 1 Ve'eroiy were bought at
a iu tins morning, witii Ies desir.ibl
f-t;irr on down
I (Juntatinnn till arir-r! nml Ibml t lu
Rood to chulce. , mih.s-.- I imhi r'ir 1
good. M.Ml,- laml.. t.A, . V IAS l.v.
vear Ins. fair in i h.ilca 1M..1? im.
ers, fair tn cr-lrc, f,,.Ji,.ni; ewes, good
lo choice. $i,.n h.W, cc, fair to good
t j.nit 00
Reiiresentstlve rule'
No
Av. Price
T2 Idaho feeder ewes ..
73 ldah i ewes
80
4 2F
R 77.
6 T.
8 Vi
8 7S
8 7;"i
8 7S
8 10
8 10
Oi
8 on
8 8l
. S3
.I'
. S7
. 6
. 74
. KR
. 81
. Mi
. 70
. 71
. HK
:"! Idaho ewes
2-8 Idaho lambs
2, liluho lumha
31 Idaho lamh
li VWnniltin lambs
82 Idaho fecli-r 1 11 in lis
11 Idaho f e, lambs
?4 l.lsho Is 111I.1.
24 Idaho lambs
lOTil Idaho lambs
I IIHK.O tlVK STOCK MARKET
rattle
n east Hosts
Steady gheep
Weak.
liCAOO. Aug. 4 CATTLE Receipts,
li.Oiai hesd; market, weak: native hef
cattle, tj.Ki4ii10.2ti: western steers, tV7.
2a: cows and helferst tll0r(i.25; calves.
17. l'ti 11.23.
IK )H Recelnfs. 58 nftrt h.4- mrV.
flleady at 5c decline: hulk. l8.5Mr7.S0:
ir,!ii7.R2U: mixed tautM 7K- k,n
fa.2iiu7.2r: rough, tR.24KfiH.3r; pigs. fci.7Mr7.7n.
SHEET' ANH LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
hesd; market weak; sheep, I4.10?i.00;
lam ha, fH.7.r(i 2T.
Kaasas City Lire Rtoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4. CATTLE
Receipts. 4.000 hesd: msrket strone:
prime fed steers. t.ltlO.O0; dressed beef
meers. f8.nnt9.lit); western steers tT.OOn
9.28; blockers and feeders. W.IWiil.!);
bulls, fi.0"fj7.XI; calves, tn.oom0.25.
HOOS- Receipts. 7.0uO head: market,
lower; bulk. K8Mi7.4o; heavy. t8.8Vtt7.22V:
packers and butchers, t7.001j7.45; light.
t7.40h7 45; pigs. t.!0T7.
SHEEP AND LAM BP Receipts, 8.500
head; market, lower; lambs, firVfMOO:
yearlings, fit tftllM; wethers, t.2i'?.fln'
ewes, t4j.OP7iH.75.
t. I.eals Lire Stock Market.
ST. IX1UIS. Aug. 4. CATTLB Re
ceipts. 4.44W) . head; market, strong; na
tive lieef rteers. t7.fiOtflO.l5; yearlings and
heifers, t'-.M'aVl 0; cows, tfi.AffgOO
stockers and feeders. $8.00(frS.25: southern
steers. tTi.2faj8.Vi: cows and heifers, ft.flo
tybft": native calves, frt.OOfpilO.tS.
lions-Receipts, 7,500 head: market,
steady: pigs and light t7.2T.ift7. 75; mixed
nnd butchers, f7.4Ai7.75; good heavy
tf.X7 26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.7(81
head; market, steady; sheep and ewes.
tr;.tii7 2!; lambs, 8S.04VrS8.75.
Live Stork In Right.
Recelnts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hog. Sheen
South Omaha
Chicago
Hons City
St. Louts
Kansas City ,
Totals ....
10.500
8. l
lU.iVfi
COO
.7nii
25.1 1
4.200
7, son
7.000
.28600 54,200 I7.n
Bt. Josettk 1,1 to Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts.
1.209 head; market strong:
steers, r.OOClOOO; cows and heifers, t42f.
fo3S: calves. t8 OOHflO.00.
HOOS Receipts, 1,500 head; market
weak; top, f7.40; bulk of sales, t8.4iVtr7..r..
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12 m
head; market steady; lambs.
Over 100 Want Job
With TenThousand
CHICAGO, Aug. 4. More than 100 appli
cations for the position of "Member of
the family" of James W. Pan k hurst,
wealthy farmer who promised to will
110,000 to Ihe "satisfactory girl" were re
ceived by the federal eraploymont bu
reau her two days ag-o ottering- ft a
week to "an unmarried girl not less than
IT nor more than 40" who would taks care
of himself and wife (or the remainder of
thetr Uvea, his will to couUla 4s tiOKM
bequest to the "light person."
GENERALLY FAJR, SAYS
THE WEATHER SHARP
WAPITINOTON'. Aug. 4. -Weather pre
dk lions for th weeH beginning tomor
row. Issued by tha weather bureau today
ore:
Plain states and upper Mississippi val
ley; Generally fair, except In tha Da
kota and Missouri valley, where there
will be showers about Friday. Moder
ately low temperatures tor a day or two
followed by somewhat higher tempera
tures. Rocky mountain and plateau regions:
Generally fair except in tha northern
'rocky mountain region, where there will
be showers Wednesday or Thursday.
Higher temperatures during tha first half
of the v,ek.
Culls from tlie Wire
I The first grand aerie session of the
Fraternal Order ot Kagles began at
Spokane. Waa.li., with all officers and
'CI delegates present.
To women, health Is more important
than thai privilege of voting, declared t'r.
bvelyn K. Buh of LoulirvlUa, Ky.. at
the annual convention of the American
Osteopathic association at Portland, Ore
Jame II. Thomas, sr., the negro mayor
of Brooklyn, 111., a negro settlement, and
five negro poitceinen of the ti wn were
found guilty of murder In the circuit
court at Belleville. HI., and sentenced to
fourteen years each tn the penitentiary.
The success of municipal employment
bureaus at Los Angeles, Cal., and Cleve
land, O., was described by speakers at
the conference of slate. federal aad
municipal labor workers and Immigration
official), called by W. P. Wilson, secre
tary ot labor, at the Panama-Pacific ex-
1 position.
A public reception of Archbishop John
Romano, pa'isl delegate to the United
States, was the most notable feature of
the Knights of Columbus' annual gath
ering at Seattle. Later a formal ball
In I ii nor of the supreme officers and
delexates took place In Knights of Co
lumbii' hsll.
Two soldiers and a civilian lost their
lives at the United States arsenal at
Philadelphia In an explosion of time
fusee used on anrapnel shells. Another
Iclvllian was iniurea. The aa are: v. 111-
Ham R. Rundlett. first class private.
I ordnance dnpurtment, hoire at Boston;
Prssileo I ra son , second class piitate,
ordnan'-o department home. New York
!CIv: Jun.es F. Harklns, civilian, rlilla-
del.hla.
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Kscluana eacur- I
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mf last la Naa Tsik Slack
lltaav It aad aev felaturSaLr.
las MKifi. aaplaaa. 41 kmsSiasr
Ta 1'lur.
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