T11K HKE: OMAHA. KATUIUWY. ATJGfST 7, l!Uf.
13
Vi
von RKXT
l Pratt, root, close In. 312 B. P. 3133.
. . i t-T T f rT t) 1 TE"A
TO FFRMANENT lU'KSTfl.
HOTFT. PAN FORD. 1Mb. A Farnam.
HOTKLi HAHLKI, T r W-rTinm.
aMtraeflve mod, room. Pull H Harney St.
. 21ST., 6i Front parlor, suitable for
!, with or without board. Phone D.
to7.
NlCKI.Y furn. cool room, walking dis
tance, so S. ff'th Ave. 1'. Me.
COOJ, rooms, close In, 1S17 Chicago 8t.
Famished HowseUceplnar Room.
Tour nice room: new bath. 1113 H. nth.
3 rooms and bat h. 1113 8. 1 1 1 h
Newly furnished, cloae In, 1U7 Chicago Ft.
Sloaeee mad Cottasres.
Seat.
-KOOM. modern house. MOT Jones, S.T2
per month. J. I. Kemp. Douglas fS7.
3FW Rent Desirable 1-room modern house,
321 8 ,37th Pt., near Field club. Call
Offermnn Construction Co.. South Omaha,
Neb. Phone South 317 or SS2.
For Rent
South half of double brie
souse T rooms, 4 bedrooms,
all modern, at 1511 Bouth tMh
St., near Park school, one
block east of Hanaoon park.
Tel. Harney 150.
Mlscellana-une.
JtOUSES APARTMFINTS FLATS.
an -r.. 24 Rugglea St.. modern.
S12 6-r., km N. ISUl St.. modern ex. heat.
SliV4Wr., 413 8. 27th. Ave., newly decorated.
J2K 7-r., 3303 Howard Pt., modem,
l.m fi-r.. 635 B. 26th Ave., modern.
.CHV-A-r.. 117 B. 30th St.. modern. .
ITi. 50 7-r., 709 B. 1th St., mod.. Jan. ser.
S467-r.. b B. 1th St., mod., hot and
, cold water, .lanttor.
t-'aV-R-r 8Kifi Harnev Bt.. mod., first class.
S75 8-r.a Farnam Pt., extra fine.
GFOROK COMPANY,
Thone P. 7o- 902 City Net. Rank. Rldg.
:; Mnson Bt.. K rms., ell mod $W
2212 Mason Bt., S rms., nil mod $:1
l'iU4 Mn pie St.. 7 rms., all mod $-
-fi2 Chicago Bt., 5 rms., mod. ex. ht..$20
4IL'S N. 25h Bt, B rms. mod. ex. ht....l
2.S23 F.mmet Bt., 7 rms., niou. ex.
mi ' Pacltlo St., 4 rms., mod. ex. ht....$16l
:'Jt Saliler Pt., f rma., mod. ex. ht....$14l
RTRKETT & COM PAN Y. I
423 Ree Bldg, Doug-. 3X
GlobeVan &Storage
Stores, mcves, packs ships; I-horse van
and 1 men, 11. 2i per nr.: storage $2 Pr
mo. Satisfaction guar, n. tos at it.
FIDEUTSC WiS FREE
vacant houses and apnrtments: also for
toi age. moving. loth and Jackson Bts.
tlmicou Crlgh Sons ft Co., Hex biu
IIOIIMSS Jn aii parts of the city.
Gordon Van Co. S5:
tiO N. Uth Bt. Tel. D !4 or Web.
stK the Central r'urunur 3 lores. f HEB
KKNTA L LIST.
WE HAVE rodded 84.0H0 buildings sine
i:10, and never h.-id one struck. We
ptiarantee every .lob. AMERICAN
I.KiHTNINU TtOO CO.. T03 8. lftth St.
Maggard'ssLS
in, pack inn, shipping. 1713 Webstar 8t
rcuglan 14M.
Jf T) J Exp. Co., moving,
I . RPfl packing A storage.
tores .! Offices.
STORE 16th and Cuming.
18 N. Uth, new building, 22x60. base
ment; rent ."S per month.
H. A. WOLF.
j14 Ware Rlock. P. WVM.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevatov and Stain
Electric Light Free
THE IfEJC BULLDINO COMPANY,
Superintendent' Offlca, Room 108.
PRIVATH corner office, reception room,
stnnogrs pher and telephone, in State
Bank building to responsible attorney u
f40.ilft per month. Address J 873. Bea.
Office on 17th St.
Double Windows
ONLY VACANT ROOM
AVAILABLE ON THE
STREET.
Private Office Waiting Room
180 Sq. Ft. 118.60
The Bee Building
Office Room 103.
IjAKCIK modern storo near postofftca.
Low rent. O. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
WANTKD TO BUI
OFFKICK furnltura bought and solJ.
J.
C Heed. IZtfl Farnam. Doug. 14g
H1GHKST prices tor old clothing. D.47lf.
Tale ou cvrylhiu 2nd band. Web. 401
keaj. est a re
VA KM dft- RANCH Li.VO) FOB IALH
caUtturaoav.
Live Oak Coluniua, uuna better. W. T.
Smith Co.. W.M4 Cily Nat. Hi. f. la
Colorado.
FOR SALE OR TKADhBeautlful Denver-
home, a lots. 12-room house and
gai'Htn- and outbulldlims: pnjssed brick,
lull ctmeiiicd batemeni; new nard wood
iinlxh; new Capitol hill, on principal
boulevard: will ulo consider trade for
leur properly near omana. LhII Miss
S. 10. Pritt hard, iiarley Hotel. Omaha.
Iowa.
HAVE VOIT A FARM FOR fiALET
Write a good description of your land
and en4 it to the Sioux City, la.. Journal.
Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-live words every Friday
evening, baturday morning and every
, Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ads on
twelve different days for V; or ou words,
14, or 76 wordu, to.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, iod.Ouo readers daily la four great
slates.
KasMt.
SMOOTH quarter section unimproved,
four miles from county seat Lot an
coumy; near two railroads, H2.5o par
acre or will apply as first payment on
well located five to seven-room house in
Omaha worth from H.OuO U fo,0U0. Ad
nre K S74. Bee. O
aliaaeaota.
MINN, farms; low price, easy terms. Min
nesota Land Co.. P. O. Box Sl7. Omaha.
Montana.
GET ABOARD OUR
SPECIAL CAR BOUND FOR
The Judith Baain, Montana, where you
can buy rich new land that will produi
Kood crops yearly and without irritation
You will open your eyes wide and be
delighted If you take a trip with us and
nee the big crops. Ixw railway rales
i-ee us for tickets and maps. How many
acres can you manager Wm. II. Brown
Co.. 6 N. Lahalle rtt.. Chicago. 0
MONTANA wheat lands and large and
mall stock ranches
!,vj0 acres steam plow land for oolonls
InK. lo 000 acres raxlng lands. $3 per acre.
Address H R. Holley, tJ U. Sid St.. B1U
tngs. Mont.
Nekn.ks,
T. , WARMS KOR BALE.
.!.r -.'""" I hv t" ! are all Im-
S l"te.d I'lattsmouth. In Csss
and w!!! Z.il ,rth th8 "'ca "ed.
Icrls it 1" tloe' InspecUon. loo
1. sil acrea email Improved
lnllU.,:"' """". l I"'ce.
. , T. H. POLI.OCK.
I'lattsmouth. Neb.
RRW KSTATE ACIIEAGH
Plan Now
For the Future
Buy An Acre
Xear ihe growing city of Omnba.
You -will never bo able to buy Acres near Omaha lor less
money and on easier terms, than NOW. You can buy aerea rum
for the same price you "will have to pay for City lota in Ihe same
locality later on.
Benson Garden Acres
r.re the best located acres close to Omaha, which addition is
located ou a paved road, close to car and school, that can be
bought on the ea?y payment plan of
$10
$10
a
You can have a garden.
Your own vegetables and fruit.
You will have plenty of room to raise 50O to 1,000 chick
ens; sell eggs and chickens for the market.
You could have a cow and have plenty of milk and your
own fresh butter. You would certainly reduce the high cost of
living. Don't put it off make your start now, the way many
others are doing. Call us by phone, or call at our office and
we will take you out to see Benson Gardens any time.
Salesmen on the ground every forenoon and Sunday at
cur I! ranch Office on the ground. Get literature telling about
Benson Gardens.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY STREKT
Watch the new town of West Benson grow ; located in the
center of Benson Gardens. Grading will start this week.
RKAL ESTATE
FARM A RAK4 H l.AXD FOR IALE
NcbTaVka.
A Few Bargains
To the land buyer of eastern Nebraska
and western Iowa. 1-erge and meUlum
sised corn and alfalfa farms, worth the
money, and the buyer can moke bis own
terms, at bhi per cent Interest.
330 Acres ID miles east of Omaha, on the
Milwaukee It. R. 4V miles
from county seat town. Land
lays practically level. All good
soil. No waste. Elegant im
provements. Kino grove and
orchard. Price 150 per acre.
tiM) to 18,000 cash, balance
ten to twenty years; 64 per
cent. This is as good a farm
as can be found In the beat
part of Iowa, and the Improve
ments are all first-class. In
good shape and close to school,
good neighborhood; rents now
for H crop delivered.
086 Acres Eastern Nebraska, 100 miles
west of Omaha. All valley
land, about 460 acres in high
state of cultivation: 200 acres
in very choice bottom hay.
Balance In blue grass pasture,
well watered. One elegant set
of modern farm Improvements,
adapted for large cattle and
hog feeding, -mis is one m ine
nest 'iiock larum "
Nebraska, eo acres in auaira,
ana corn on mm .
averaged 60 bu. per acre for
the last ten years; 4 miles to
county seat town, 8,000 pop
ulation. Cash price, $100 per
acre, with any reasonable
payment down, balance carried
K land KL ner oent.
8u0 Acres Laying 110 miles west of Oma
ha, in eastern Nebraska. All
I valley land ana as lino an w
acres as can be found in one
body. 30 acres in blue grass,
acres in alfalfa, and the
balance is In cultivation, most
ly corn. It has one very fine
net of large, modern, farm im
provements, silo cement
tanks, water works and adapt
ed for heavy hog raising and
cattle feeding. Another small
set of Improvements for ten
ant. . T.and leys practically
level. Slopes a trifle south, on
1 bquare soctlon and W0 acres
across the road from main
buildings. There is no soil bet
ter for com and alfalfa and
winter wheat and oats. Tho
corn on this farm for the peat
ten years hae averaged W bu.
per acre, and can be well dl
- vided into three reasonably
fine farms. 7 miles from a
Kood town, with level roads,
aood neighborhood, close to
school. Price. U0 per svere. A
reasonable cash payment with
balance in five or ten years,
b'4 per cent.
100 AcresWell Improved, In Onlfsx
county, 70 miles west of Oma
ha. H mllee from town. $126
per acre. Good terms.
160 Acres In eastern part of Colfaj
county, 8 miles from town, w
miles west of Omaha. Land
lava a trifle rolling, but all in
cultivation. 15 acre In pasture,
lierman settlement. Buildings,
just fair. Price. WOO per acre.
Jf.,000 cash, balance ten years.
at ! per tent
130 Acres Merrl. k Co.. Platte valley land.
160 miles west of Omaha. Land
practically level. 100 acres in
cultivation, 6 acres alfalfa, 16
acres blue grass pasture. Nice
small set of nsw Improve
ments. Grove, orchard, 4 miles
from town; wheat, 10 acres;
oats. Go. ltents for 2-1 of the
eroo delivered. Prloa, $100 per
acre. Cash. $4,000, balance car
ried for five or ten years at
6 per cent.
RANCHES, CHEAP LANDS
AND LARGE TRACTS
IN WESTERN NEBRASKA.
We can take In some eastern Nebraska
or Iowa faxn.s.
In corresponding with me about any of
tha above farnut. If you find anything
misrepresent eu, 1 will psy your railroad
fare and expenses from the lima you ara
away from homo until your return.
For further Information, write or wire
W. J. Higgins,
Be "Hl'YLEH. NEB.
orth Dakota.
U NEED AN OUTING.
TAKE IT NOW AND JOIN
Our excuision party Monday, August ,
bound for tho BIG CIIOFH on our farms
in North Dakota. You can bargain fr
our farms by paying $3 an acre down,
balance on your terms or on the crop
payment plan. We can help you. Try
ua. Wm. 11. Brown Co., 6 N. La Salle
St.. Chicago. o
FOR BALE or exchange, fine farm of
14 section i miles from 1 good towns,
close to Moorhcad and Kargo, N. D.. on
lamous Red River valley; a choice farm
at a bargain; will take smaller Iowa
farm, or town or city property, or stork
of goods. What have you to offert J. W.
Berry Clarlnda. la.
M tsrolkaaeaws.
130-ACRE farm. $11 per acre; $30 cash and
120 oer month: no Interest: null soil;
fine land; pure water, good title. Write
W. T. Young. Jr.. Klmoall. Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
fa k m loans, r. per cent.
TOLAND A TRUMBULL. 44$ Bee Bldg
REAL rSTATK ACRK..GR
Down
Month
UEAL KSTATK LOAN'S
1100 TO J1O.0O0 made promptly. F. I).
Wend, Wend Pldg.. 18th and Farnam Pta,
CITY and farm loans, 6. 6H. per cent
J. H. Dumont Co., 418 State Bank.
WANTED Good farm and city loans at
lowest rates.
PBTEKS TRUST CO.. 1CT Farnam.
CITY property. Large loans a peolalty.
W. If. Thomas. iW Htate Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
SEE us first for farm loans in eastern
Neh. United States Trust Co., Omaha.
CITY LOANS. O. O. Carlberg,
810-12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
0
WANTED City and farm loans; lowest
rates. W. Q. Templeton. 60S lies. T. 20HQ.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED SECOND-HAND auto for 9K
equity In choice acre, Wal. KHB.
FOR EXCHANGE Clear corner lot. )
140, Lowe's add.. Omaha, for good flvs
pssnger automobile. Address Y Mil, Bee.
PRACTICALLY new S-evliniter e..
one-half ton truck; will exchange either
or both for equity In bungalow, or what
bare youT Address B. M.. Care Bee.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
o.niir-l.argaJn. Lot i Seymour
.rXm SALICBargainT
C77" .. wi i roperty with the oluh.
"mra inciuaes lite membership. Pbone
- .w..
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Do You Want
m A Bargain?
BOO cash makes the first pavment on a
SZJZZ VaanV"' Sl ,Thfi
lot soi w ifne and on large
offered it uiV.Pric' ke', nd
a- ltu f'ne Proportion to handls.
keTq'ulokTai:. b" bTOn redUee1 to
Vro,uCrulh'prra.C? f
X-sited P) -r. ffi
yo'uC'ar1kok,Bneg W
can be made a money maker for you
Creigh, Sons & Co.
508 Ba Bid.
5 Rooms--$2,550
1705 Laird St.
Jui. tah.te,ow'prTc;d
SSSTt 1 b.o" f to-S.On'pav'e'd
J, i' .hlor to car, now rented for
it ttakou"1 it1"' &
American Security Ca
D' m3- 17th and Douglas fcta.
A Lot
as First Payment
roV dt'n'g roVmTtcn.
rear entry on firat floor. Two large bed.
rooms and bath on 2d floor; Urgecu-
toad tii.r ,thro"houl f rnac.
teed to heat.; ; screens. Including a. reens
,cfe?,K.r,h- J"tM"- vedstrt'
Norris & Norris
122-IiP!L-ii''jone Dougi,, 4-70.
28 ii N. 25th.
Here s a 6-r. and hall, all modern
S-atory square; ono block to Vmr
O'KEEFE TtEAL ESTATE CO
11 Omaha Nut. ilSJ,?."
full
Douglas 271S.
KhALTItTli PRAIRIE PARK .r.'
shrubs and trees giving splendl',1 ih
and uniformlv di.ii.i, ll 'lal't. "hade
In now. not promised for future years p. v
ing taxes paid. No sheds, allevs or ul
aKre.al. .mvironments. On 'tie llUlt
M!'" "", rh'lr'''": I've new house.
completed
or Hearing ramn M a. .
sold on easy payments to respon-lble par
ties. Keys at mv residence. H. J. gcannell
Phone Doug or Web. Soil. PC"nne"-
BEAUTIFUL T-rsom bungalow. ,trctl
mod cor. lot- ....? ... '., . . '
40T.1 Orsnd Ave. phone
Webster 27.
8337 PPALD1N
r. cottase. mnA
heat; large lot
$250 down. Web."
el.
46X3.
NEW modern
cottage, S rooms, every
Improvement,
VAnl TOUl1 bU",, fr4e; to good part"-.ri-lea5?
J"" '' family. ?rii
Ruggles
fit . x... ' ' ' 1 1J
Till U W II17IU . s-o.ou,
- ... . . , . , . 'i net-ague
hldg
ern 3-story house, Kountie Place, cios
i?.rir,n,Arci' ana I'hrop hool ll
iod-
se
47X130: fruit shade. 3330 PlSknev afrlT.
ItEAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Exceptional
Bargain
Small Cash Paym't
fcVven-roora hons, strictly modern, with
foi'r ror.ms on first floor ana three large
bed rooms and bath on aecmd floor; south
'""I1- J'?1 !.trt 'rontajge. Paving all
pa:- Price $3,Vi.
Norris & Norris
Lies tiiog. I'hnne 1'oug'as 4-Tl)
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Good Demand for Old Wheat Sends
Price Up Three to Tour Cent
on Cash Article.
NO CARS OF NEW WHEAT SOLD
OMAHA. Aug ,
A good demand for old whrst caused a
rise of to o in the cash wheat market.
The receipts of wheal were very light
nnd there whs ery few cars sold. There
was no new nlvnl sold today and tha
q not st ions on that cereal remained
nominally unchanged.
Vrn receipts were good, tuit there, waa
not a very aclivn demand for that (rain.
The prices were ery Irregular, some
corn bring ld a cent lower, while a
fen car were s'-ild at an advance of V
Oats recelnis were i-r'tv llsht and
(there was not a very good demand. No.
3 white osts sold 1c higher, while tha
No. 4 while was quoted V lower.
I ntll there la settled weather for st
Seeel a week and accumulation of sup
piles, th traders expect nervous mar
kets with a light kumness, as tew aro
confident of their position. It Is ex
pected that foreigners will take a greet
amount of our wheal, out proliahlv not
as much as they did last ytwir.
icarancea of wheat and flour were
equal to M.iXift bushels: corn, 11,V0 bush
els; oats. t.U) husliels
Liverpool spot: Wheat, unchanged to Sd
higher: com unchanged to 2d hlghrr.
f'rlmarv wheat relpls were f..oM
bushels and shipments 771. bushels,
sgainst receipts of l.l?.0ra bushels and
shipments ol I.QTs.nnft hunhels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 4W.OH0 bush
slg and shipments S44,1 bushnls, against
receipts of XJW.aKi bushels and shipments
of 47.10 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were rsi.Ono bnsh
ls and shipments n9,0iii bushels, against
receipts of l.PSO.nOo bushels and shipments
of S7K.0P0 bushels Inst year.
CARI.OT HBTKirTB.
w heat. l orn. Oats
Chlcajto
Mltineapolia ...
Duluth ,
Oms ha
Kansas i'lty ..,
St. I.nula
Winnipeg
Tliese sales
11
M
I. 3li
'. . 9
M
NO
122
4A
?
.17
1
were reported today:
Wheat: No. t
hard winter: 1 car oldl,
$1.46: 1 car (old). $1.44: 1 car (new). $l.ti.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, $1.04. Sample:
1 car, 7c; 1 oar. 70c. Barley: No. I:
4 car, TSc Com: No. 1 white: 1 car,
75o. No. 1 white: S cars, 7Kc. No. S white:
1 car, 74u. No. 6 white: 1 car, T4'c.
No. while: 1 car. 74c: 1 car. 7Sc. No.
1 yellow: 1 car, 7c. No. yellow: 1
cars, iBc. No. S yellow: S cars. 7c; 1
car, 764JC. No. yellow: 1 car, 7THe;
I cars. 75e. No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 75e:
cars, 7fvc, No. mixed: 2 cars, 7"c;
1 car, 74Sc. Sample: 1 car (yellow). 73c:
X car, 7iHc: j rar. t7c. Outs: No. 3
white: 6 cars. 62M.c; car. hlo. No. 4
white: 1 car. 60c. Sample: 1 csr, 49c.
Omihl ('null I'rli-ej. U' Wat ' Nn 9 tur
key, .L2V&'l.4i: No. $ turkey, $1.2lfT1.44:
No. 3 hard. $1,2211.46; No 3 hard, $l.'Aui
l.iX: No. 4 hard. $1.0.1ftl40: No. " aorlui..
$L42flL47: No. 3 spring. $1.311.44. Corn:
No. 3 white. 74.ti7e: No. 3 white. 74i.',Ss
74,c; No. 4 white, 74Wf74Hc: No. 6 white.
74y74'ic; No. white, 7?'j74c: No. 2 yel
low. 75ti iik: No. i vellow. 75Htl7c: No.
4 yellow, 7ri'itf76ic; No, 6 yellow, 7MjT6'tc:
ro. 6 yenow. Tb'a'm'ic: o. z mtxeo. i.t
Tfc: No. S mixed, 74Vli'i6c; Nx 4 mtxeu,
74J'4ifr74o: No. t mlxod. 74T744c; No.
mixed. 73Vfi'4'ie: semnle mixtsl. 6u'"nc.
Oats: No. 2 white. 6.t'n .c; standard, b
tlWc: No. 3 white, bWJic; .No. 4 white,
4i414ftc. Barley: Malting, 8Oc; No. 1
feed, 4Sf7c Rye: No. 2, yttkxnc; rso. a,
Kansas City Araln lroT-leloiis.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. (.-WHEAT No.
hsrd. tlJIAlSl: No. 1 red, t.lMHM;
September. $1.03'fil.04; December. $I.W.
OATS No. 3 white, esc; no. a mixeo.
fXRN NO. 2 mixed, law. ro. a wiiue,
REAIj ESTATE- SOUTH SIDE
CLOBINO up an estate, sell at sacrlfli
vacant 101. aiao vmura i-ou.i un rum
Ut H ..tth vnrhH ttltrrfklln.llnus and
location. Address Y 64s. Bee.
REAL ESTATE SUBURB..!
Daadee.
A Dundee Special
MUX PIVITTIT. A VP! Ta a hrund neW
bungalow borne of 7 large well arranged
llvliLg rooms and bath. 3 rooms finished
In oak.; oak floors throughout; mirror
door, bookcase, and other special fea
tures; strictly modern and up-to-date In
every way; water meter, set screens and
shades on; choice 60-foot lot, nicely ter
raced and sodded; street paved. la
every respect an Idea) home. .
It, value 1, $o,0m, you will agree; but
ur price 1, only $4.4'iO cash or terms.
8KB AND BE CONVINCED.
Rasp Bros.
106 McCagun Bldg. Doug. KM
DUNDEE BAKOALN
7-ronm house, almost new, strictly mod
ern, beamed ceilings, large living room
with vestibule across front of house din
ing room, butler's pantry and kitchen
on first floor: 4 bed rooms and bath,
second floor. Never offered for less thsn
$6.o00. for Immediate sale, $4.(p0; terms
to suit
P. J. TBBBBNS CO.,
(05 Omaha Nat. Bank. Itione T. 21U.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Poppleton Park
Home
Near Saunders school and cathe
dral; east front, corner, 5 0x125;
nearly new; full J -story square.
Price cut 10 per cent from $3,900 for
Immediate sale; $300 cash, balance
$S5 monthly and Interest.
O'KeefoIteal Estate Co.,
1016 Omaha National. Doug. 2715.
REAL EHATR INVESTMENTS
FuK bALE or runt; trackage buiiuiiiK,
11th and Seward. 38x1. Apply 114
Gust Mt
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
SNAP
We have the greatest snap In s-room
house to he found In Omaha. Ped
street. Close to street cr. 1'ine ncltch
borhood. Inquire for price. .
HKN'SON' & CAUM1CHAKL,
Douglas 17'JJ. 4'-' I'sston Itloek.
rOll eALi.-j acres town property. 7
room liouse, large barn, lots of fruit.
For information write Mrs. Annie Wit
riih, beiler, la.
I.KOAL SOTIUKS
Offi:e of Commissary, Fifth Infantry,
N. N. O., Hi. I'oul, Neb. 11 led pro
posals in duplicate for furnishing and
delivering on or before August 17, 1UI.".
at Crete, Neb., subsistence stores as oe
low. In aiuordame with speciricatlona
and conditions set forth In Circular No.
(. Offnc uf the Commlxsary liensral.
Washington. D. C. April 21. 1910. will
be received at this office until ten o'clock
a. in., August H. lflii. and then opened.
Specifications will be furnished upon re
quest, J. I. Paul, Captain Commissary
Fifth Infantry. N. N. (J., 31S lt. heana.
110 lbs. rice. J.tTTi lbs. potatoes, LOiO ,,,
onions, 24.1 cans tomatoes, es lbs. peaches
(dried), m lbs. coffee. roasted ana
f round; .40 lbs. sugar, 134 cans milk (fain
ly sue), 10 gals, vinegar, 10 gals, sour
plcklrs. I lls. salt. 42 cans' pcppr
1 black), lit lbs. of lard. 6i lb,, battel
(creamery), 60 lbs. oleomargarine, 42
gallons syrup, lw lbs. laundry soap, (
bottles vanilla eilract (2ox), also 3 7Vi
Iha. fresh bef. W4a His. bacon. 4.200 lbs.
fresh bread, 300 Ih. flour. 75 rolls toilet
HiT, . iiiS. lie. I'M Iha 11 11 11 a li.:
I . 1, ( I . ,
f cd. A -d-31
le; tVcember. s"Vt
HITTER f'reamery, 37c
firsts, c;
t onds. s.ic ; lacking, lc.
KtlUS rlrsts. ISc; seconds. lJHc
11 I I.TRY-Hens. 114c; roosters. c;
brollets, 17filo.
t 111! KUit KRtll Ain PROVllt?l
r'ea teres of Ihe Trae'laa aad ( loelas;
Prices Board of Trade.
CHlCAiH). Aug ,-Kxpected heav ar
rival vf hmt here save prices tort i
new downward saliifc As a ree.dt,
the lne, allhoiiiih tevy nas 1S to
iSlilWc unrtci- Isst tilsht. Corn de,-ll.vd
W c to Wc net an 1 oats lil'c to le.
In provisions. Ihe ontc mie varlrd from
J'ic off to a rise .r l. V.
Offerings o' wheat t arrive increased
o noticesbly from the country that trail
er, in general were looking for 4lg re
ceipt liv Moray. unless bud westher
should again inteife-e This fsct. with
reporta from nil dlrei liunx that li hunt
delayed tliresnlnit was smm under way,
ld to a rush ' eellitiv- as m'i as th
market was cien In adltlnn, nispjitches
were at hand belittling the damage in
fie airing vheat states and aarcitln
that the crop tnere was swiftly mntjrlng
ahead o the iut.
Vonl that large export orders tor
wheat were In tho market ei y i lose to
working limits brougnt anout aeverni
good rn'lles, but ea-h tlm iirontcr weak
ness ensued.
tm averagMl lower In synmatny wnn
wbevat and na a result tf wanner
weather. llel(ilnir pressure on oat was
the heaviest In soma time.
Although provisions pave way on e-e-count
ct a break In tie hor market, an
upturn Inter teok rlce. The re nverv
was chiefly nie to buytntt on tha psrl of
shores
Closing prices en options
Artlelel Open. I High. I lw. I Cloe iTes y.
Wheatl
77c; September
i ovJ i om
1 081 1 0HI
7!
4SI "'
I I
41 I
I 40 I
I I
13 R7,' IS I
13 7',; IS 10 I
I I
7 v. I 7 Tfi
7 KVsi 7 NV
I I
3 77SI
t KB SO
Sept.
Dec.
Corn 1
Sept.l
Dec.
Oats ;
Pept.l
leO..
Pork
Sept.
Oct..
Id T(
Sept.
Oct..
R ba
Sept.
Oct..
7eM
t
4ftM
40't1
TT4l
40 I
41 S
4l
I
13 $7m IS 3Ti
18 6JV,i 13 47
I
13 60
7 T7V
7 &!j
77WI
HO
7 7R
7 S3
7 77e
7 S5
3 IK
( to
B
arvt
Chicago Oiah Ibices-Wheat.. No. t red,
U.16SrMSV: No. 2 hnnl. $l.2M41.S(7H.
Com: No. I yellow, .MV: No. 4 white.
Hlo. Oats: No. 3 white, fcyifnr; anaam.
4o. Be: No. X nomlnnl; No. 4, c. liar
ley: 7I,Mc. Seeds: Timothy, $hH(7 0f;
clover, $.:wn.tt. Pork: $13.30. Ijird: $7.Ti.
Itibs: $H l-.0.7i. .
Hl'TTEK lower: creamery, 304j4c.
KOO-Higher: receipts, t.H40 cases; at
mark, cases Included, IWWVic; ordinary
firsts. Ihtlliic; first. 17n7c.
POTATOEt Higher: Virginia barrels.
$1.M: Jersey bulk. 676'OOc.
I-OULTHT Alive, lower; fowl 13c;
springs, 164)17o.
NKW YORK UF.XKRAI. JC4BKET
Maetatleas of the Dar Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. (,-FLOlTn-Oulet
WHEAT HMt, easy; No. I red. $1.11. c.
I. f., New York, spot; No. 3 hard, $12,
e. I. f.. New York to arrive; No. 1 north
ern. Duluth. $1.11, and No. 1 northern,
Manitoba. $1.11 c. I. f.. Buffalo, r utures.
weak. Kentember. (l.K.V
(XIHN-Ppot, eaav; No. S yellow, Wk ,
lake and rail Auguat 30 shipment.
. . . . . ....... r j ...,.,... 71,. V l
UA I O eiMJV, 111 ill, wvfvii.ia. '., fe t -
S white, 7c; fancy cllpied white, 70He75c.
HAl Mnn; o. 4, ci.oom'i.., .
$l.a: shipping. Sl.lSHi 1.2V.
HOPS rteady; state. comsaon lo
choice, 1l14, tH!4o; Pacific least, W14,
l21i'ifK-; 1913, Smile. , ,
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 3W31c; Ontral
America, 2!c. .,....
LEATHER Firm; Hemlock first. 32c;
seconds. 30c
PROVISIONS Pork, stesdy; mess, $16.M
trl7.O0; fsmtly. $-M.00rB'.U0; short f''".
$I!I006T20W. Beef, steady; mess, IH.4fi
iiu. .ii tin smim ut. Ird. ateady;
middle west.' H.0ii3.in.
TAUJiV-yuiet; ciiy, or, vwhuh j.
STfSHn: special. 4Ho. ..... t
WUTTEU Firmer: reoelpis, .I,t,b"
creamery extras, auHdTic; firsts. 2SWJ5c;
seconds. ttMrtlc.
KOOrt Meadler: receipts. 338 cases,
fresh gathered eitras, aoi estra
firsts. 2ia3Vtc; firsts. lSVtitoaOc; seconds,
18CHEESB Steady; receipts, 3.308 boxea;
state, whole milk, flats, fresh wlored
specials. lST'14o; state, whole milk,
flats, fresh white. 13t(aV4a: sUte, whole
milk, flats, fresh, whlta and colored, av
erage fancy, lSHc.
POULTRY Alive, firm: western chick
ens, broilers, l&e: fowls, lfto; turkeys.
11(U12c; dressed steady; western frosen
roasting chickens. Ikj1c; .'ry,iV,.ow1"'
iced. U-fW7Ho: turkeys. Iced, 1&fSo.
Mlaneapolls Grata Market.
MINNBAPOT,T.. Aug. -lwJ'KAT-September,
06i; December. fI 'V.":
1 hard. No. 1 nortnem. i.wiiw
1 BOH: No. 3 northern. ll.Wiip-4''
. . . . T ..I Inn
r li f ' n i i,,,.
B A RLE Y (7l17bc.
RYE (1 O44M.06.
PRAN-$21.S0.
roRjNo. S yellow. WiWrie.
OATS No. 3 white. UfcMc.
yLAX-U..'l.g;V.
' ' at. l,o1s Orals Market.
BT LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. l-WHBAT-No.
2 Ted $1.1MM.1: ' hard, nominal;
September. $l.r: December. $1.0$.
CORK-So. 2, She: No. 3 white,
$le; September. 74VitT'4 ; December,
S0t,f1c.
OATli Nominal.
(iof fee Market.
NEW YORK. Au. a-COFFEE-Tlie
big Increase In the world's visible supply
for the month of July appeared to have
been discounted by the decline of the last
few days in the market for coffee future,
here and prices were steadier today on
scsttered covering or a little trade sup
port. Ths opening ws steady at ,n ,d
vance of 2 to 4 points, and tha market
c losed at a net gain of 4 to 8 point,. Sales,
2X600 bags: August and September, k.iAc.
October. November and December (Glc;
January. February, c: Mjrch.
no:; April. (71c; M,y. 4.7c; June, (.81c;
Snot, quiet; Rio No. T. 7io: Santos No.
4 ic. Cost and freight offers were re
ported aliout unchanged. . .
Kto exchange on London lower
with the Rio market 75 rels higher and
Hsntos unchanged.
The world s visible supoly statenient
showed an Increase of W7.O70 bags for
Julv sgainst an Increase of 1.3t.7 bags
for' the same month laet year, itnaklng
tl,e visible ss of August l.Kls.rj bags
against 11,47.4il bsgs last year.
Hinnx City LIts "lock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug. (. CATTLB
Receipts. 6 head; market. M-s'lv; n,
five steers. $7.00"jO10; butchers. $o.00t.46;
bulls, stars, etc., $4,RW7.O0.
HfiOB-Kecetpts, 2.5UO head; market,
stesdv to IV lower; heavy. $s4uw!:
mixed, $'.0i1ft i: light, t0.4iS.00; bulk
m t . fa. mf. . a
SHEEP AND" LAM BS Receipts. 1,200
head.
Live HiocL. In Might.
r.e.Tlots of live soek St the five prln
ci,l western markets:
l stile. Ho(ts. Sheep
s.-iuh Omaha ",1 "
4'Meago """
Sioux Cltv 2t" !
Moui'x,ui.y...... i.'-j)
Kansas tit)
Totals..
4.i0 4T..70) 24.0")
at. Joseph I.lxe Siuck Market.
fT JOWKPII. Mo., Aug. .-4'ATTLE
Heieipts. 3 head; market stcadv: s'eers.
7 rti.7.': eows and heifers. t4.uOUV.X5;
islvss. $ti.fVa 10.25.
I ii m IH Receipts, 2.500 head; market
lower: too. IX 2L: bulk of sales. $i.4jia7.as.
KIIKKH AND LAMS-ltecelpts. I M
hesd: market ,teady; Ismbs. $x.oua SO.
Cotton Market.
NKW YOlthT. Aug. ( COTTON-pot.
rteady: mld'H'ng uplands, 4oc-. no ssles.
Futures opened steady; October. .,riOc;
December, .7Kc; Januai y, D.S.ic; Man li,
10 17c; MsV. 10..-RV-.
, . , . ...III aIam A I - 4 ft I nl,M
j4:ic;.' December. .72-: January, 84.;'
tisrcn. 1'i.Uic: sxay, 10 w.
Today's cotton market closed steady,
1 to 3 points lower.
LIVEiltPoOL. Aug. 1 TOTTON-Spot
steady; good middling, SIM; middling,
6... low middling, 6.07d. halus, (,0U0 bales.
Saasr Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. C-HUiiA K R w.
easy; centrifugal, 4 JJc: molaases. $ 4c;
refined, quiet. Hugur futures opened ir
regular, but later turned firmer on cov
ering, and at noon prices were 1 to $
points net higher.
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Western Beef Steers Stronger and
Others Steady Sheep Firm and
Lambi Ten Higher.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS LOWER
SOUTH CM MIA, Aug. (. IMS.
Ttecelr-ts were:
OffMal Monday ....
Of'lelal Tuesdav ...
Official Wednesday
Offl.-tal Thursdsv ..
Ksttinste Friday ...
Cattle, Hogs. Plhep.
.. 4f"!1 3.43 17.2M
.. 7.(V 11.3,1
.. s.nT ln.Mi s.imi
... t.7.i i.; 6
... 00 1.000 S.Mll!
Five days this week.t4.4t 34 4S f4H
Fsm. days last eek..1JlW T.4S-4 K.3T7
Same days 3 wks. bo.I.7 tn.Mn .;a
8anie days 3 wks. ago. 13.011 V3.0ri4 tA.itn
"HHie flay, 4 wks. ago. M ST.ri 47. V.I
fame ftaya last est. .U.S04 s.rw M.I'M
The following table show, tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the flouth
Omaha live stock market for the year
to date as compa-ed with last year:
,. . lii. 1314. Inc. Dec.
' aille (,; k ,j w r.M0:t ....
l.s,(H.1 1.67L'.7 313.3M ....
Sn,,P I.81S.27!! 1.31.A'. 3.71
Tho followlnaj table show, the average
. , ? r Yyn"' t the 8.uith Omaha live
stork market or the last few days, with
conipanaonr:
Date
I I'll ll 'lt liltl "HI iiBIO.'Ift.
July 3.l f, , 1 ;i I n! IS n III 7 7
July 32.1 1 77UI I l Ml T a-, liilld 1M
Julv
3 SI 3 n7! ? M I ITl 7 W1 1 17
July an.
Julv III.
Aug. l.
Aug. 3
Aug. J.
VS. 3 Wj I M T i'! It Hi T 14
42i 8 : $ M 7 73l
w
t 44
3 ; 3 Iki t 7
( 4I t
( W I I 4 T Ml
$ J I 3 04! T 03
( 8 t H I
7' t 7Sl t M
r?i T T0 t M
Aug. 4
'itr. 5.1 I'.XW' 7 70 I HI I Ml r All 1 ! 1 U
"( :" I 171 7 SS' 17 711 7 M
Sends y. '
.il;-TTli'":,RM,w" of cattle were very
slow today and killer were limited
largely to California grasers, which sold
mostly at l Mch w n,u, ,lronifer
than yesterday. There were no cornfeds
or any conseuuence on the market and
only a few scslierliig )uads of cows, helf.
ers stock,, feeders, etc. The genersl
fueling on such cattle was generally
steady with yesterday. Everyfnlng in
sight was cleaned up st sn esrly hour In
the morning. There Is a feeling on the
part of buyers thst cows have been forced
up ny me lliht receipts until they sre
relatively too hljch. Anything like liberal
receipts of oow stuff next week would be
very apt to result In lower prices, unless
buyvrs changs their views.
Uuolatlons on cattle: Hood to choice
yearlings. $4 00(rH.M: fair to good year
lings. $7.7IViiit.on; good to choice heavy
beeves. $.&)&; fair to good corn fed
heevsa, $S.ttxi ; common to fair ourn
fed besves, 7.4 (S; gnoil to choice fed
neirers, . mii 00; gnod to choice fed
cows, $.B0fj7 ; good to choice grass
lialf.M tit XW,T AO. A nl ...
cows. $.3M1.7S: fair to good oows. SS-KifS
00; common to fair eows, $3 TVOti.M); good
to cnoics feeiers. 7.611J.S0; ralr to good
feeders, $4..-fr;.f0; common to fair
Blockers. 3K.iVnS0: stock halfera 3A.7M1
60; stork cows. SA SOfM 00: stock calves.
WOH7.r4); veal calves. $7.0m8 10.00; fat
bill's, pines, etc.. $,',.E(fi7
HOOrWrteeelots contlnneil miimla to.
'sy. cnly shout ninety-one oars, or (l.mO
neaa, neirr reports in. Total for the
week U 14.4'i'i heal, being Anno short of
last week and A.0O0 smsller than two
weeks ,so, but nre than three times as
lame as for the same days last year,
whan less than in.Oili were received. This
week's run Is the smallest since threw
weeks ago. and with that exception Is
the lightest since December, 1314.
Shipping hogs took a bad slump today,
selling at prices that weiw In most In
stances around a dima lower. jrVst lights
reached 17 . which is nnlv s nicked un
der yesterday's top. but tha load that
orougnt the price was very good, neing
one of the best bunches seen here this
week. Kales over $7 00 were very scatter
ing today, and moat of the shippers pur
chases were made from Ihle price dowi.
Packers hsve been furnishing consider
able competition on the good lights this
week, and for the last two or three days
have been buying as many, If not mors,
top hogs than the shippers gfe gottlng.
Killing hogs opened slow, as buyors
were asking lag price reductions, but as
was ths case yesterday, sellers saw hopes
of the market getting beater, and it did
not take them lot.g to mage up weir
minds to cut lone at prices that were a
big dims lower, and as much as 16c lower
In many Instances. Nsrrow bulk or trie
pscs
hut
ackers purchases was made at $x10fi.SO,
iiit a, wa, notea sroo, nu
showed the wholo range of prlc
au 1 1, anranra r-ored the first two
.4 . . ..f ik. w.eif )aa been lost, and to
day's close found packing hogs selling
alibut n illmo below last week s close.
Bhlnpets liave not showed as much de
cline ax the killers, and are selling In
Just about the same uuicnes as ou ii
1 . . . 1 u
BHEFIP-Pupp'l were the largest sines
Tussday. and were very fair
day, some thirty-five cars, or 3 300 hesd
showing up. The flvs day' recetpU foot
up f,4!e. head, being twloe. as lars ss a
week go but b OIK) short of two weeks
ago snd nearly 10,000 smsller thsn for th
corresponding dsys lat rr.
The feeling waa stronger from ths out
set this morning, and sellers asked as
much ss a quarter higher, but packers
first offers were no mors than steady,
and a no one seemed to be In sny
hurry to do business, ths forenoon waa
well advanced before anything of con
sequence waa dona. When first sales
were finally made they showed a 10o
advance, a airing of good range lambs
St $00 being ths opening sale.
Even after the Ice had been broken
things wars slow, but In the end tt de
veloped Ints a $8.00 market, and as some
of the lsmbs were of hsrrtlv ss good cjusl
Ity s ths first ones sold, or toes were
minted at 0nfic above Thursday's trade
Today a lop of $i uo. which wss slo th
bulk, 1 tne highest price paid by packers
in over three weeks and equals the sal
of one load to a shipper at thst figure
Tuesday. On paper lambs sre a quarter
higher than last Friday, while If quality
ii condered. ther show no advance at
all but packers nsve not neen paying
much attention to quality of late, buying
the good, bad and indifferent at nearly
the Mim figure, and lodav's value csn he
ouotrd as anyway a dime above a week
ago and poeslblv a little more thsn thst.
Offerings of old sheep were ret her
scanty again today, and prices held firm,
with yearlings If anything a little
stronger. Kwes touched 1-iM. which n,
been the nuotshle top all week, and
yearllnaa brought 17 2a. selling s new too
for s week. lltl'e bunch of wethers snd
venrllngs sold st ft .
Quotstlons nn sheen snd lambs; lamba.
good to choice, SK.7rt4 !.): lsmbs. fair to
xood $x.W ftg.TS: Ifimbs f, eH. 47 ,V.rH 2".:
yearlings, fair to choice S3 0"J7 10; we'b
ers, fair to chlie. $..7'"li 1. 0 : ewes, good
to chop, $i.oi(u.W; eaes, fair to good.
tj.fl043.O0.
4 II 14 A 4.4 MV!' STOCK MtRKF.T
(sllle Flrai Hogs Weak fkeep
fcl rimx.
CilU V.OO, An t-4'ATTI.E- Keca'l.ls.
2 000 head: ul "t. Him; native beef ea'
lle, MJf.i Id.?:.; western steers. $.7''S.r);
Hit and hei'ers. 1.lO(i3.23; calves,
7..rtu't -.1
htHi?- rtecelpls, A'JOn head; inurUv't.
weak 1f.n lower; bulk. tt.W(l-m I'gnt.
mixed. $1 10.(7. Hi; h"vi-. ;.(.(;
i M; ro'ijih, o"i((10: nls.i. tA.'fi 1 7.io.
SirFiCC AND LAMHH-INcei a. 3, K)
hedd: mvr';et strong; sheep. i" lu:
'imU, $7.2"i'ii.jO.
wi. l.u'a I.Its "tttrk Markel.
r-T. LOU IK. Mo. Aug. .-4'4TTLR-rtsrelpi
l.4lo head: msrket steady: na
tive beef steeis. $7.:iil0.i;; yearlings,
ateaira and heifers. tH.5o-l 10 OJ: COWS. IS.IO,
I $.00; Blockers snd feeders. $H.00aX.35.
southern stee is, r.il : cows inn neir
ers. 4 (04t M: native calves. $ '4i i0.7u.
IIOOsi-Keceipts. 4.0 hesd: market
steady, pigs and liaht. t7.1&'d.no; mixed
snd butchers, 37.Sfh7.66; good heavy, $d.7S
tl7 20.
ftif". I" !' AND I.AM P Receluts 3,;V)
head, mnrkct hlvher lambs. $8.(xfjM.U0;
sheep and eaes, Iv.'fi7.2".
'Ksaasa f ltr Live slax-k Market.
KANSAS CITV, Mo.. Aug. (. CATT1J0
Receipts. 7'W head: market steady;
prime fed steer, f .buvjlO.Ov; dressed lf
steers, tiWMt.bti; western steeis, t7.(0(i
.a); storkeis snd feeders, S.io4j.3'; bulla
t:'.'-t(i4.7j: calves, tt.ViU'lO.aO.
IKK1S Receipts. S.ttO head: markxt
higher: bulk. KSMSTki; heavy, M.Gboya );
packers and butchers. lu.H6tr7.2j; light,
7 -ri7 :; pigs. $l.r)j 7.20.
KHKtVP AND UMKrt- Receipts. 1 S'O
head ; market hlglier; Iambi, H.WU ',
earllnga, to W;.60; wethers, $4.f7.i;
eae. t.35t So.
Julr 4.l ( 4, ( mi ( T7l T ' ! Its,
J.u S-! I Ml 771 7 47 ( $4 S 38
July M rt S Ol 1 671 ( 4RI 3 371 T SI
r".' -i -J 3 5 7 s:. $ 31 T 4
juiv s r.iL.i a c-ii em i . cl oi t
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
List Soft in Spots and Signs
Tendency to Sell Freely.
of
NEW HIGH RECORDS MADE
NEW YORK. Aug . I was opn ones
lion during the neater part of todat s
trading in stocka whether the market
would retain unimpaired ita large gains
ol the last few -eeks or waa on the verxe
of a reaction. The list was soft In spots
during the morning and there were signs
if a tendency to sell ireely. Altnousi' a
few of the popular speculative Issues
made further gain, others fell bsrk.'ai.d
the movement was Irregular and con
fused. In ihe later dealings, however, the
market lost Its uncertaritv and advance. I
aenersiiy. closing wen t,p on tne iay.
Total sales were J7,0iwt xtmres.
An i.nusiisl i Ire u met slice of the after-
peon rise in a market whteh has been
given over so long to the war stocks, wss
that the upturn began In the railroads
The lrreg,.!ar siren, ih spread to the In
dustrials before the close.
New high records were: Rethlehi m
Steel, up 10 points to 311; Crucible Rteel.
up 11 to W; Oeneral Motors, up ( to 1!;
Willies ( i ver land, up 4 to 143. and Con
tinental Can preferred, up H to lu.1. Weel
sold at the hlat'eat rrlce since V.H2. i ll
sharesand various others of the Indus
trials isr1lelpnted In the rise. Helore
Ihe close s relllng movement was at
tempted and prices save wav, but a r-
coverev followed. ivetiuenem rtei was
singled out for pressure on this move
ment snd wa forced buck to about on a
leel with yesterdsy'a close.
Known movements of money during tha
week indicated another increase for the
banks. lisln were msde from the In
terior and on gold Imports, suggesting an
addition to rash holdings of shout
$2 000.01 41.
Irreriiiaritr developed in tne imnn mar
ket. Foreign railing wss heavier. Total
sales, par va'ue, 13.300.(01. lilted Statea
lunula were unchanged on call.
Number at sales an Ifsdiss qustattsaa ee
flock wsrs is tollswa:
Sale. Illsn. Lrr. Clnss
Alsrtis OoM l.rxi w, nH
Asiorleas Beet Sugar.... ll.(n
Amertrsa Ois 14 SW asv,
AmeHiwa S".lt Fsf.. 7.MM) 'W
71s
17i
IIS
131
TtTw
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Vaarle of Weatker Halt Commer
els ITosrress.
NEW TORK, Aug. (.-Dun", Review to
morrow will say:
Commerclsl progress would be more
uniform were It not for the vagaries of
ths weather, especially In the east. Apart
from these handicaps developments con
tinue mainly on the constructive eld
Rarely havs fundamental conditions been
as sound as present, and knowledge uf
this fact leads to the oonrtotloi) thst
nothing Is likely to permenently check
ths revlvsl of general business sctlvlty.
New messures of trade Improvement and
sxpsnalon are afforded by the monthly
statistic and notable among these are
ths failure of figures which. Instead or
showing the customary July Increase in
number, disclose fewer losses than In
June. Turning to ths Iron, and steel sit
uation. It is said that the output of pig
Iron has risen to ths highest point In
fully two yesrs. Ko urgent have the de
mands for steel products beconie thst ths
mills In some Instances are behind In de
liveries and quotations are steadily ad
vancing. Progress In manufacturing else
where has not set the same pace; most
shoe factories are running close to capac
ity snd titers has been a noticeable re
vival of operations In the woolen Indus
try, but ths largest plants turning out
blue denims havs shut down for sn In
definite period because of the shortage
of dyestuffs. Ibor conditions are im
proved by the adjustment of differences
In the clothing trade, although troubles
continue in soma other lines.
Weekly bank clearings wsrs tS.0U.74t,.
440.
Mew Ysrk Meaey Market.
NKW TORK. Aug. (-PR7ME5 MER
CA NT TLB PAPRR-n'atHtV per cent.
STERLING KXCIIA NOB -Sixty -day
bills. $4 71: demand. J4.7H26: cable. $4.?oan.
eiLVER-Bar. tT'tc; Mexican dollars.
ttie.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
TIM K LOANS-Hteady: slxtv dsvs.
2',fi2li per cent: ninety days. 2M433 per
cent; six months. ViiP. per cent.
, CALL MONTY-Steady; highest. per
'cent: lowest, l per 4-ent: ruling rate.
I- ' P'r cent; last loan. 3 per cent; clos
ing bid. 14 per cent offered at 3 per cent.
V. K. raf la. rag.. T',M . K 4 T. Ut 4a T
do soiipon IT Mo. fa. ev. as. . . 14
it', tl. la. r IHN. T. Dan. neb. a.t0l,
I 4o coupon li4K. T. C. 44aa li).ioit,
I V. H. 4a. re, 14 N. Y. Staca 4ka yi.
4a roupoo I' IN. T. . X. H. A H..
! Patisras la. CAupoa. ,l's ev. 4 "la-.
'Aniar Binalt. as ln'v.r. a. M
j A T. A T. r. 4.111 Sor. Pc. la Si ,
Armour S Co. 4Ha.. 1-Cire. S. It, raf 4a
i Atrbison san. 4a.... SI" 'Par. Tel. 4 Tal. Ja". 7 ,
' Hal. 4 (ilito 4..... Ma. P-nna. cos 4.a I"
central Psdric lsi.. aji, P.n.ia. arn. 4i ,' i ,
1ia A O 4Ha S4 R.adln, can. a. . mi .
r. f. Q. J. 4a . ,(. I.. 4 . If. 4a. ;
C M H F f 4i,a.. Ho. Par. r. fa if
r.. R I P r. 4a. a i. So. Par. raf 4a M'
'olo. A g ref. 4a. M ea. Hr fa "' '.'
T). 4 It. fl. isf. a. 44 I nlos Pai If lo 4a "
Krla sti. 4a . t'nlos le. e. .!!,
liau. r.lar. bm 1J ! . g. Rubha- ta
(it. Nor. Jnt 4la.... ! t g. tiaal f a. .. , v,
III. Can. re 4a ' "h.ah l rt lie
K. C. K. Mf. ta.. IT Waatara t'sloa im". '
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1)11 aad Hatala.
SAVANNAH. Os . Aug. t-Tl'R'Tv.
TINK Firm. ShftastNo; sales, ' bbl
receipts, 3t . Ibl.; thlpmenta, 241 bbl.;
lock. 36,210 bblH.
MosiN-Firm: sale, l.fctf bbls : recelpr
i bhls. : shlnments mi. M.ia - .,,,..1, t 1 i
! I blf. quotations: A. H. 90; c. r! $.'!";
ri. r . .vi: tt n jii; M . i 1
4fi; M, I4.U6; N. tt.te; WO. $.i.n- WW
: Metal Market.
I NKW YORK. Aug. C MTTAT.H Lead,
'offered St So. Kpelter, not quo'a1. Coppe
'Vuiet: electrolytic. Ill trlk V. lion:
Steady an-1 unchanged. Tin: Du I; of fere. I
at to4.(7.
At London: Spot, copper, T1 lf; fu-
lii... .'71 4. IL.4 .I.lr..l. .l. . J ... .
I v " " - , v., . n , tow nviiA-
: tin. 1M 7s d: futures, fl.U 5a Antimony,
ttAi. Laa, u u aj; spelter, t-!.
UaSos floek Market. ' '
11NDON. Aug. 1 American aecuritle
on .stock market were firm throughout,
with United States Steel prominent.
H1LVKR Bar. 22 7-ld per eunoe.
AlON KY 14l)i per cent.
IlWCOtUT RATHeV-Hhort bills 4'4
per cent; tors months, 4 3 per osut.