FOR RENT
and rftrr.
' STORKS TOR RF.NT.
22.60 Z1 Sherman Ave, IsxCO ft. base
ment ,
t 32.0923 Cuming St., x40 ft, base
i mcnt.
f 60.00 i07 8. lth St., 2"x ft.. basement.
team heat.
(126.0014.11 Howard St, 20xfi0 ft. full
bnaement, steam heal
UV.00-e.l. S. hsth St., tv block, 2fx ft,
steam heat.
GKOHU1S COMPANY
TTion I). 75. l City Nat I Ik. Bldg.
WANTED TO BC1
OFFFICH furnllur bought and oi1
C Reed. lM Fmam. Do'ig. 814
VANTE1 To buy, bulldog pup. What
hav you to offrt J. C Beatly, 216 N.
Pebbt St., Fremont, Neb.
' - WANTKD Bellabl real e4ate company
to sell larg tract of Texa land, ub
,. Olvlrlprt Andress Box 84, Winterset, la.
Ta a ty vei ytlnng and Hand. Wab. 4ot,
Si.aul.r uaeu mgi. arau tils IX MIT.
WANTED TU KENT
WANTKI louiif biiHlness man desire
- furnished room In private family; loca
' lion must cloa In; reference given. Ad
v area Ch9, care The Bee,
WANT K D One larg unfurnished, or
two small. Famam district. Address F
KM, Ofyft.
REAL. ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LAN1 FPU SALW
,. - - - laumiua.
' Live Oak Coloruea, none better.
Smith Co., HI-14 City Nat Hn.
W. T.
T. )
. catoraaw.
FOR KALE tt aectlon of the best land
.In Lincoln eouniy. Plenty
wataif. per a-re. Write tor Informa
tion. Mrs. M. Murphy. P. O. Box No. w.
I Rawlln. Wyo.
2oer
" - Some Bargain ,
, , Wtnt to mov to Oman. rtv house,
'nr in aood bam. two good sheds,
tiviek -ruioaeu Uimm (will leave the
chicken In It), all thre lota facing
. tut, good location, two blocka from car,
, not to . me 10 tow.i, soiue iuikrove-
mejit. will sell cheap for eaah. will
make arrangements for payment If you
have large suuv to pay down. Addreas
, G-MR, Be. .
HAVt roU A FARM KOR 8AL.B?
WiiU a good deaorlptlon of your land
nd enJ It to tlie Siou CUy, la., JournaL
r lo.i Moat rowerful Want Ad Me
dium." " Twenty-five worda every irlday
eveumg,' raturday morning and avery
, Saturday evening and Sunday morning
'' ttr one month, giving alxteen aU on
" twelve different day. for Ui or to worda,
4. of 78 woraa, ti.
. Largent circulation of kny low news
Vaper, reader daily In four great
'aiatea. "
..'.: s ' i- Mtaaraota. "
Zm ACRES, 45 miles from Mltineapolla,
one miles from town; H) acrta under
"cUitlvatlob; baja nt.e used for pasture;
can practica-lly all be-cultlvated; heav-y
aoll. Uuod-aet 6ulld!ng, conalsting of -loom
house, large barn, pranary, corn
;rliD. InUmnia, etc.; the land will produce-Go
busheia of corn per acre; tele
phone in house; country thickly aettled;
complete et of machinery; ifl head ot
atock,' eortsiBllnif of 11 cows, balance l
nd Sf-year-olds; six good horses. 26 hogs,
Vliiciens, one-halt of this year crop and
everything on the farm tsoea at JSC an
..acre, halt caeh. Schwab Bros.. 102S Ily
mouUi .jtirtH-.. Mlnneapolia. Minn.
JulNN. lnoa; low price, easy terma. Min-.-
- nesoUl iind Co.. P. O. Vox I7. Omaha.
Montana.
... GET ABOARD OUR
SPECIAL CAR BOUND FOR
' The Judith Basin. Montana, where you
can buy rich new land that will produo
good crope yearly and wltnout irrigation.
Sou will open jrour eyes wide and be
delighted U you take a. trip with us and
ae the big crops. Low railway ralea.
be va I or tksketa and snap. How many
jxcrea can you tannage?. VVY.-H. Brown
;rt!.: 1 NV 1,-aSatle 3t . Chicago. '
,: .. '... . Mtaaoarl. .
ryb AGRBS wltft trood improvcmiH;. 90
ri- acre to-beput In -wheat this rfall; good
land; goodwatei4; lots of iiuit.-.' Fart
cash, balance long time. J. O. Button,
Kenwa, Mo.
M rhraika,
TWO OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOME
PERSONS WITH SMALL AMOUNT
-OF CASH!' LOCATED JN THE BEST
PART VOF, NEBRASKA. - . -No.
1. 100 acres of Rood land with fair,
dmprovementa fand crop to apeak for
themselves, that can be bought for Sj
per acre; located In Burt county and so
aood at this nrlce that the first fellow
who aeea it will undoubtedly buy. It can
be handled with a small payment down,
:l,0i0 more la the spring, and balance
uarrled .to suit purchaser.
' No., 3. 121.. acres rolling land with ex
.'rellent Imnrovements, conaisting of one
f the finest coust meted and most up-to-
Ut bams in eastern ;veDraKa wiin room
for loO tons of hay, tt or 0 head of stock,
two- box stalls, -water tank, grain bins,
etc. Also' or B-room house; an espe
cially Rood" orchard of pear, peach, cherry
, and apple trees in bearing and loaded
a wtrt 'iruti: hIho small- fruits. We can
offer thla for the next thirty days at the
-remarkably low price or ll an acre.
The soil I very productive and In a
high state of cultivation. ' It Is an ex-
, -tepUonal bargain at the terms offered.
A small payment down,, balance of $3,&U0
or H,X0 In spring, and splendid terms on
rest of purchase price. , .
vWRITE, WI RE OR PHONE
ASA DIXON REAL ESTATE CO.,
BOX" 327. BLAIR, NEB. o
FOR BAL13 Quarter section good level
hay land In Holt County; improvements
.in aainu section land la located; free from
incumbrances; no trade considered. Price,
t.'.OOu.cO. Address A. L. Uraham, Blue-
hill. Neb.- - .
oath Dsksts.
GET rUST Bnapa In eaatern Mea!
county land and equities. First Bute
bank, Alarcua, 8. D. .
640 ACR'ES OS" CORN. WHEAT AND
alfalf land, near Amarilio, Texas;
level, good soil; fenced all 'around; 400
acres' Under cultivation; ' Worth HO per
aire. Will sell tor ,26. Terms. Address
.lohn Srhmoeker, Columbus, Neb.
Miser ftoatvas.
ItiO-ACRE farm, flS per acre; S30 easli and
20 ner month; no Interest: rich soil;
ftna land; pure water, good title. Writs
W. .T,. : Toung. Jr., Kimball. Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM LOANS, E PER CENT.
TOLAND A TRUMBULL. 44 Bee Bldg.
I1?0 TO tlO.OUO made promptly. F. t.
Wead. Wead Blrig.. 18th and Farnam'Sta,
. CITY and farm loans, t. m. per eeufc
J. H. Dumont Co.. 414 state Bank.
CfTT properly. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thoinas. state Bank bidg.
' WANTEii Oood farm and city loans at
, lowest rates.
PET ERa TRPPT CO.. lg Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'sEbJ's REAL ESTATE CO.,
lOlfl Omsha National. Phone Pouglaa771a,
JdONEY on hand tor city and farm loana
H. W. Binder. City Nations! bank Bldg.
I?FE us first for farm loana In eastera
Ne(r TTrirted Mates Trust Co., Omaha,
CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberg.
lfr-U Brsndels Theater Bldg.
ro
W'ANl-ED-Ctty and farm loans; lowest
-atca. W.. U. TempUuta. 6ut um. T. iuaj.
.REAL ESTATENORTH SIDE
;. ,1-"1 SOUTH 51ST.
Four rooms and bath, brand r.ew. gas,
electric 1 ghls, sewer, corner krt: pnoe.
:' ;t'- lui down, balance IJt
l.an you beat It f
a month:
C. 0. CAHLBEKCi,
13 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
' r .,a"I BURT STRK'ET.
6 BlXiCKd FHOM FOKI FACTORY.
S-rooin. model u lot a..lS2; all paving
f t ti"0.1", 1
"I J1.5K In If L.. in payments of 31130
M-r month. This prov-erty is il.ht down
luwrt snj i ro.id buy t it li
J- WNlTf.K, 4a Paxton Hlk. D. ?V!
'AJiT mo-h-rn s-rooni house, large lot,
i pWnty .hsiie, chicken house, strut 1 1 cash
ttunt. BaL (JU per month. Woo, ZitA.
.It'. Hi W.
HEAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Invest
Your Savings
In An Acre of Land
(Equal to 6 to S City Lots)
AVhy not start now to invest part of your morioy in nn aoro h.Ttho .Vefmnd
ofland near the ifrowinf? Cily of Omaha? A(rene proivrty is ,re"nU corn .M to 1
becoming more scarce vcry dnv, and i without doubt the best!0:?;,:dvVn4d,,,l r'.' ,h oM
to buy on account of the low taxes yon have to pay and xthe j ZZLATLLZXZZ
rapid increa8e in value of the land. i JRi'mJ.1 thu';Jl"r th" " i"k,"" n
Benson
13 the finest Acreage bubdivmon
to the City of Omaha, car line,
Call for booklet and plats tolling more about Benson Gar
dens. Term art?
$10 Down, $10 a Month
-' Acreage property has proven to be the best investment for
(he past 10 years and will continue to be the best investment
for years to come.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HAKXEY ST.
REAL ESTATE NORTH RIPE
Two Lots
41st and Pinkney
$280 for Both
F.asllr wrorth that much for each lot
No other lota as good In the addition for
less than twice the money. ' rJlie of
ground, 80x134 Owner- needs the money
and has m&do the prloe for 10 day only.
Must be all cash.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 16.. ' State Bunk Bldg.
. $900
Vacant lot SO ft south frontag on
Bristol St. Just, east of 22J Bristol Bt
lot Is on grade, just ready to build on;
sewer, watr and gas in afreet; paving
all pai-i for; I9U0; terms to suit purchaser.
C. O. CAKLBEEO, .
Sta Brandela Theater Rlflg.
$3,350 Bungalow
H large rooms, strictly all modern,
with oak finish and nicely decorated
throughout. One of the nicest bungalowa
we know of on the North Side, with full
eaat front lot; nice lawn; paved street;
paving all paid.
Glover & Spain
inoiiglaa SPfi!. City National
THAT 7-ROOM
brick bungalow must be sold. Located on
southeast corner of lth and Spencer, on
a nice lot. with plenty of shrubbery.
Want an offer. Been asking- $4,600.
W. H. GATES,
47 Om, Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1M.
NEAH.KOUNTZB PARK
Owner leaving city, f room, almost tiew,
strictly modern; 1st floor; finished In oak;
garage. 180S Pinkney. Phone Web. 68.51.-o
REAL ESTATECOTJTn SIDE
A Beautiful Home
Something Out of
, the Ordinary
W'e are just completing . a beautiful
brick veneered residence that will appeal
to you in price, design and neighbrohood.
If you are wanting a four-bedroom.
Vacuum heated, classy,' mdoern home.
This house is finished In quarter-sawed
oak and contains everything that should
be In a modern home, juet ua snow it to
you. Located 3302 Walnut St, In the beau
tiful Field club district and only two
block from Hanscom Park,
Norris & Norris
Ree Bldg. - Tel. Douglas 4370.
1 HAVE a beautiful home In one at the
choicest resident section. t-room
houne, garage, cement driveway; 11&-U.
front, beautiful hedges, tree and shrub
bery Want to trade for good, well lo
cated. 5 or -room bungalow or small
house, clear of Incumbrance, win ar
range to carry difference. L. 87, Bee.
7-R.. mod. ex. heat; comer lot; barn. 8Wi
Bancroft. Inquire 2414 Ohio Bt. Web. UW),
. REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Farnam Hill, $5,200
81 x rooms, thoroughly modem; hot
hot
water heat; very convenient arrange
ment; full lot; beautiful view; oak floor
throughout; first-class construction. Can
be handled on liberal terma.
' Glover & Spain
Douglas 3062.
913 City National.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN'
Daadre.
-Trice $5,500
Price $6,000
v... . . Price $7,500
Prico $8,200
Price $11,000
. Price $35,000
H. H. Harper & Co.
1013-14 aty Natl Bank Bldg.
' .Call Douglas 2596. .
REAL ESTATE .MISCELLANEOUS
Do You Own a
Vacant Lot?
Will take good vacant property aa part
payment on one of the most deniable
apartment house In Om&i.a. if you
own a vacant lot and haven't th money
to build, Uii t overlook this opportunity.
Hastings & Heyden
ICU Uamay St. o
Dundee
Homes
T1TE BKK:
KE.iL ESTATE- ACREAGE
Gardens
ever offered for sale so close
school and paved road.
REAL EHTATK WANTED
WANTKD to buy t lota, must be con
nected, on paed street h a'e location
and price. Addreas K-Mt. Bee.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
fUK SVAL.K or rent; iracaage building,
11th and Seward, KxS. apply lC4
Oust at
ITOCKI AJID BONDS. .
Rertew of Operations on Stock Et.
rhssss Darlag the Day.
YORK. Aug. 1.-Wal street re
ceived an unexpected reminder today that
a state of war exists across the water.
The market, which had been under
pressure In the early hours, broke ab
ruptly In the afternoon on new that a
German submarine had aunk another
British liner.
United States Pteel, weakest of the lot
up to midday, fell over t points and other
stock of almost equal prominence showed
losses of 1 to I. while a few of the re
cently exploited poclaltle added 2 to 6
point to their reversea of the forenoon.
From thla level most stocks made partial
recovery, only to fall to lower levels In
the final hour when the selling movement
gathered greater force. The closing was
heavy to weak, with only slight recovery
from minimum quotations.
Uven before word f Germany' latest
marine exploit became generally known,
there waa an absence of the recent
bouyant and open manipulation In the so
called war stocks. In fact. Bethlehem
Fteel common and preferred were con
spicuously weak, alao Westtnghouse Elec
tric, Pressed Hteel Car, General Ivleotrla
and the principal motor Issues, losses In
thla group ranging from S to 10 point.
New york Airbrake waa the only note
worthy exception, at one time ahowlng a
gain of 11 points, part of which waa lost
later. In the main railway showed under
lying strength, holding to within a point
or thereabout witn tne - excoptea or
Reading and Canadian Pacific, which
recorded wider fluctuations. The day'
total transactions of 1.145,000 shares ex
ceeded any session of recent months.
For the first time this week, torulgn ex
change played little or no part a a mar
ket factor. Demand sterling was a shadn
harded than yesterday' best and francs
made- further material recovery from
their reoent weakness. Bankers continued
their "credit conference," but the plan
to establish new British and French loans
In this market remained in abevanc.
The Bank of England, Increased its
gold holding for the week by almost
$7,000,000 while the Bank of France gained
almost twice that amount of the precious
metal.
The local bond market continued to re
cede moderately on more "future" or for
eign selling. Total sales, par value, were
12. 736000.
United States bond were unchanged on
call.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK! Aug. 19. MERCANTILE
rAPKR bt per cent 1
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty-day
bills. 34.; for demand, 34.6726; cables.
HU.VER Bar, 47Hc; Mexican dollars.
3Hc.
BONDS Government, eairy.
TIME LOAN-Btedy; t- daya,
per cent: W daya, tfrrts per cent; six:
months, 4'4 rr cent
CALL MONEY Steady; high, 2 per
cent; low,' IV per cent; ruling rate. 14
per cent; last loan, 3 per tent: closing
bid. W per cent; offered at 3 per cent
Closing quotations on bond today were:
T. ret. 3s, rsg... P4I N. an. 4s.-...
a ..' -u u if a "r i. Am 7
V. g. . r. ...... .lf Mo. Pc. sr. 6s.... SI
so ceuson 100S4N. T. Css. deb. 4s.loH
C. B. 4. ng ;..ie W. Y. O. 4m (144;.11
do Coupon 11 N. Y. B. 4Hs 1W
F.nams Is. covsoa lOl N T.. N. U. A H.
Amn, Rmslt 4S....1 - sr. ...110H
A. T. A T. ct. 44.103HNor. Pu. 4s 90
Armour at Co. . 1 Nor. Psclflo it H
AtcMsoa . 4s.,.. Or. 8. L. nt, U.. IMS
AteMsoa sa. 4.... .4I Pulflo T. T. 4.. 1
Bal. Ohio 4s W Pcnna. cos. 4m....l('JV
Ontral PscUls 1st. 44' Psana. fm. t... 7H
-u. . h, m w.. i. a m m. r. r.
C M S P g 4H.. M, Pe. e. 4s tr-i
t, R. L a P., r. 4s. 1 So. Pas. rsf. 4.... 44
Colo. Bo. r. 4W. fo- Kjr. 4a m
II. R. O.. rat a. 44 t'nloo Par I no 4s... tt
Kris (an. 4 fnlon Pari No ev. 4s.
fit. Elestrto 4s....lt rj. . Rubbsr s....lu4
Gt. Nor. 1st 4W.... WU. g. gta (a ul
III. Ca. nt. 4.... 44 WBhaak la 4s lout
K. C. g. ret. is.. 17 14 'Wml t'slos it., K
Bid. MOttsrsd. Wast. Klso. ct. &..:!i
Loadoa Stools Market.
LONDON. Aug. 19. American aeciirltlea
on tha stock market were quiet all day.
Price hardened near the close under the
lead of United State steel and Canadian
Pscifio. The closing was steady.
SI LVER per ounce.
MONEY t'fii per cent Discount rates,
abort bills, 44 per cant; 8 months, 4V4?6
per cent
Oil ana no la.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Aug. 19.-TURPEN--TINE
Firm at 87o; sale, 400 bbls.; r.
cell, 6.4 bbls.; shipments, non; stock,
li t, bbls.
ROSIN Firm: sales, 303 bbls.; receipts,
l.fc bbla; shipments, none; stocks, A.7fA
bbla Quotations: A. B, C and D, 32 sM3
3 o; K, 13.W: F, 87.96; G, H and I, 3-t io;
K. 3J.S0; M, 34.00; N, 34 76; WO, 3S.60; WW,
35.70.
1 Cottoo Market.
i LIVERPOOL. Aug. 13.-OOTTON Spot,
steady; middling, fi.7Kd; middling. (4ad;
I low middling. 4 u3d. Sales, 8.000 bales.
. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-C!OTTON-Th
cotton market closed unsteady at a de
cline of 3 point on August, but generally
unchange to 2 points higher.
Cotton futures opened steady; October,
9 84c: Aember, 9.c; January, 7uc;
Marc I .9c; May, 10.22c.
I Metal xtarkrt.
NEW YORK, Aug. . UETAI.S-la t
offered, 34 4i Spelter not quoted Cuo
ber, unsettled; electrolytic, 81766'17.50.
iron, steady and unchanged. Tin, quiet,
4Vt8-7ftt.l3.
At London: Spot copper, f 65 ' 1"s:
futures. 87; electrolytic. 79 10. Sixt
tin, aia U; future, s.149 16a. Anitmony,
US. Lead, fa i 9d; spelur, 457.
8Cyaoorote4 Ai1m and Dried Fvolt
NEW YORK. Aug. 19. EVAPORATE)
APPLES Quiet.
DRILIi FRUITS Prune, quiet. Apri
eoLs. firm. Peachea, quist Raisins,
firm; loos muscatels, V$7Vc; choice to
fancy scedsd, 7Vc; seedless, CVb'4o;
London layra, ltfitc.
gar Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. l.-r.COAR-Riiw,
dull; ceotrtfugal, 4.64o; molaasea 3o.
Refined, quiet Future -openul steadier
snd at noon prices went 3 to 6 points net
higher.
,KT to tho Situation Beo Want Ada.
OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUOUST
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET!;
Wheat Remaini Firm to Two Cent
Higher, with All Sales at
Higher Figure..
CORN GOES A LITTLE LOWER
OMAHA. August 1 191A.
The wheat market waa -rry atraly to
day, wheat Bold unolianned to f rente
higher, allliouuh nnnt f the aala were
from 2 to 4 centa hither than vraterdty.
) Twelve cara of contract oala n r -i
, have Iwn reelved til CTU'ao tr the !aet
I Iwn ttava
Mlllera and exportera In Ue eaat haw
refuaed to cancel aalce or Hour on ine
around that there Is enough good wheel
r.mvlnir to take rare
ire or their contract.
flear-Uites were: neat ami nnr
equal to i3,000 bushels; corn, l.M bush
els; oats, m.oot bushela.
Liverpool close; Wheat, unchanged;
corn, unchanged at Hd higher.
rrlmarv wheat recelpta were MW.OOO bi.
and shipments IM4,Oi)0 bu.. against receipts
of l.fa.vtt) bu. and ghlinnenla cf sTi.OJO
bu.- last year.
Primary corn receipts wore 405.000 bu.
and shipment 2o.0u bu., asalnst re
ceipts of $39,000 bu. and shipments of K.J.
000 bu. last year.
Primary oats rerelpts were 1. 401,080 bu.
sn.l shipments tll.W0 bu., against re
celpta of &S.000 bu. and shipments of 143,
(t) bu. lawt rear.
CARLOT RECK1PTP. .
Wheat t"orn. uats,
""hlcagu
407
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. 1ouls .
1
3R
ITS
l:4
IS
v:
Winnipeg
These cash sales were reported today:
Wheat No 2 hard winter
1 car. dk. I
. i.n; a
, 11.".
No. a hard winter: 1 cars, 11.17; is) cars,
S hard winter: 1 cars.
IMS: 1 nr. 11.14: I cars. 11.10: 1 car. JU1;
t cars. iU: I car. $1.08. No. 4 hsr win
ter: 1 car, 11.09; 1 car, I1.07S; 4 cars 11 .07;
cara, 11.08; cars, I1.06' 1 car. $l.uS;
I cars. fl.6; 1 car, 11.04. Sample: 1 car,
$1.Hi; S cars, 11.04; 1 car. hot H.02; 1 car
11.10. torn MO. I wnue: cars, in-, -u.
'white: S cars, 74o. No. 3 yeliow; I cara,
,TnSe; M oar, 75V. No. yellow: 1 cara,
"ift'-tc. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, ifcc. No. yel
hnm ? l ear. 7!W No. 1 mixed. 1 car. 744-c
d j I i 1 1An NT r. It mlvftil-
1 cars, 744c; 1 car, 74cc; I cars. 4c; No.
mixed: 1 ar. TH'e. Sample: I car, yeuow,
73o; 1 car, heating, 7tlc; 1 car. 70c; I car,
hot. (Be; 1 car. hot, 8o. Oata No. 3 white:
1 car. old. 4ac; 3-t car, old. 4Jc; 3 cars,
old, 4Sc; V, car. old. 4tc- 1 car. 41c;
Il-i cars. 404o; car, 40e. No. 4 white: I
oars, KVtc; 1V cara, c; i car, wa; i
car, poor. 37Wo. Hample: 1 car, 88Vsc: 1
oar. 8bc. Barley-No. 4: 1 car. 67C. '
;)wSRye .lldleCrt 4 vngkqj mi wxmnw
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. I tur
key. 11.146 1.M: No. 3 turkey. ll.Ul.SS;
No. 3 hard, 11.1261.83; No. 3 hard, 31.0"
No. hard. 3t04Ol.; No. 3 spring
31.174J1.19; No. S spring. 311Ftl7: No
3 durum. 9c(b1.03; No. 8 durum. W'frWo,
Corn: No. 2 white, 78r7c; No. 3 white
73Wc: No. 4 white. WWfraV; No. 6
white, 73t?l7SV4c: No. white, iiitJ73c; No. 2
yellow. 7SVVti7tc; No. 8 yellow, 7rMi7rc;
mixed. "SiiTSc. Oat: No. 8 white, 4!
4ic: standard. 41f44c; No. 3 white, 404
49c; No. 3 white, 87l&8&c.. Barley; Malt
ing (old), 704)r72o; No. 1 feed (newt, B3vtMc.
Rye: No. 3, 6iMr6c; No. 3, MS6c.
CIUCAUO GRAIN AND PttOVISIOKS
Fratares of 4be Tradlna aad Cloala;
Price ob Board at Trad.
CHICAOO; Aug. 19. News of the sink
ing of the Arabia caused fresh weakness
In the wheat market today alter prices
had begun to recover from a setback due i
to excellent reports from the harvest In
the spring crop belt W ith September at
l.tfH and December at I1.04H, quotations
closed unsettled, So to Uo under laat
night. Corn finished unchange to S,(H-o
higher, oata hiba off to S.o up, and pro
visions with gain of 2'v&k3 to Joe.
Bears In wheat had the advantage from
the start. A a result, for the first time
this season, the May option went lower
than last year, selling down to 31.08. Fa
vorable weather throughout Minnesota,
the Dakota and the Canadian northwest
continued on the previous day to ant as
more than an offset fo rain In the terri
tory Southwest of her.. A a matter of
fact, today advice pointed to a realisa
tion of one-of the largest spring wheat
crop ever grown In America, If not the
very largest On th ensuing decline In
dications that a fair export business had
developed led to a little reaction, but the
bulla were making only alow headway
when word came that the Arabia was the
victim of a submarine. -
Increased selling that 'followed the
recelpta of bulletin telling of the fate
of the Arabic depressed tlia wheat mar
ket visibly, but the extent of tha fall In
values was not to exceed He on the
bushel. This loss wa virtually wled
out before trading reached an end for
the day, although trace of nervousness
were still evident when the final gong
cleared tha fit
Corn at first sagged with wheat. Ixter,
though, the market hardened. nwln to
,",,'
mistic
unweicunu cool temperature ana to psesl-
mistic crop reports rrom tne northern
portion of the com belt Oat merely
tagged after corn. Whipping demand was
fair, but by no means urgent.
Shorts covering brought about a de
cided rally In provisions after an early
ilAjilln Tka L, - , , ,
decline. The weakness of grain and hogs
seemea to nave cauaea the Dear to be
irappea into selling too freely altogether.
Future ranged a follows;
Artlclel Open. I High. I Low. I Close, Yee y.
Wheat!
Sept.
1 06,
1 06 1 04-HW
1 05-Jfel
104
1 4il
1 OS
106H
1 04'i
1 i
1 05--a
104.
'Dec.
May.
Cora
1
105
1 U3V
1 WJ
J 0W4
108
Sept J'
7K",76f .
7
75TW8
DeciGT,-!,!
May.ioa'ik
76
64
6Ts
64 V,'
7T
6o.
66'
Oat I I
41W
13 67
13 70
7 95
8 45
8 r.fi
8 7
8 7ii
8 76
Pork
Septj U 62
Oct. 13 8!
Lard I
fi. pt. ( 7 92
Jan..! IU
J377
18 90
8 12
8 87
I 70
8 9
8 H2
13 47
13 77
13 90
12
116
(70
I 80
l i DO
13 62
795
I 62
165
I 5
Kins l
Sept.
i
8 55
Oct.
B of
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatleaa ol th Dap en Varioa
CoaaiBOaitle.
NEW. YORK, Aug. 18.-FI .OUR-Lower
W1LEAT Spot weak: No. t red. 81.16;,
a I. f. New York, prompt slUpirumt, all
rail; No. 3 hard. 3L17A1, c, I. f. New York,
to arrive, lake and rail: No. 1 northern.
Duluth. 31 0W4, and. No. i northern. Mani
toba. 31.06J. e, L f. Buffalo, Future,
weaker: September. ll.H4.
CORN ripot, firm; No. 2 yellow, luc.
prom t shipment
OATS Spot, steady: standard, R4'o65c;
No. 3 whtt, Uh.ai)oi fancy clioped
whit. (647 67o.
HAY f Inn; prim. $1.6; No. 1. 81 a
1.60: No. 2. 81.4wl.42tt; No. 3. ILSOtil.,;
hiring. tL3t1.26.
HOPS Steady;. state, common to choice,
19)4 crop, iKfli.u-; Paclfia coast 1U14 crop.
Ui'lSo; IDll crop, fcd-llo.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, SOtJjJJlc; Cen
tral America, Juc.
LEATHKK-Flrm; hemlock firsts, 33c;
econds, sOavilc.
PROVISIONS Pork. barely steady;
mesa, liU-SU 17.00; family, 830toqa.tjO;
short clsar. 114 60ffi.(n). Beef, barely
steady- me. 117 6khhih); family. tl.'ft
soru. Lard, firm; middle west, 33.1.Mi.2S.
TALLovV-4ju)1; city. sc; country, t
. i.iai, -i;.
bLTTi-jit rtleauter: receipts. 8,t.i0 tubs;
creamery, extra, is4,627c; firsts, Zi(c ;
seconds, ?. VuiWc.
ttHjo Unn: receipts, 11 lta rases;
frvsh gathered, extras, fcvt('7i'; extra
firsts, i4-aiolc; firsts, 2yit&iiw, seconds,
XH'J zic.
CHEESE Weak; rotalpts. m ease:
atat whole milk, frh, flat, whit and
colored, apectai-, la'AWtc; same, aver
age fancy, "
PoLLTRT Live, flrmi weatara hkk.
'.'"ivr V" .-.VZ , Receipts, s.ooo
oc; io o yenow, iito ". "w. "'-' "y prime fed steers, i
(4-c: jo. a mixeu, '-W'';. j"". it.rs. 8i.ot)roti.40:
73r78ic; No- mixed. o. ft0n. .tockers and
'JO, 1015.
rna. brollera, lr: fowl. !: torkcyn. I Wf .
lre.ee.l, quiet; Price, umh.nar.l. I
Mtaneapioll 4lrala Market.
M1NNKAIHMJS. Minn.. Atir. 1
WMKAT He.elpla. tnj.;i busihrTn; B-p-lember,
fi n;': No. 1 hard. 11.60; No. 1
northern. ' 1 4!"-
MIXNBAIVUH. Aug. 1! FIX)" R
rvrllned; fancy patents. .7R; first cleara,
.".;u; second clears. 3140,
BARLKY Old. fti7c; now. Slr7tC.
MVl-s.fle
lOtN-l-'I.OO.
4-ORN No. 3 vellow, h 74jC.
OATS-No. 3 white, new, 4Mf41e,
FLAX-4l.Hhl.7W.
l.lrerpowt (.rain Market,
MVrtX)!.. Aug. IB. WHKAT-Kpot.
tinlet: No. t Manitoba. Ha Kd: No. He
nivi: no, l northern, uumin, n 'ii.
ttiRN unot, quiet; American rmxen,
new. Ha,
rLOt'R Winter patenta, Wk.
teffee Market.
XKW YORK. Aug. 19.-COFKT.fJ After
oenlng 1 point lower to 1 point higher
the market for coffee futures sold 3 or 3
points alwve last night closing figures,
for the latter delivery, which seem to
be Influenced by apprehension that
frost might follow the present rains In
Brasll, and rumors that valorisation wa
practically assured In tha primary mar
aria. I fn u nu innvnmnv iimiii.,,
however, and the market later eased of f .
kets. There mas no Important demand
. . t . b .1 M.h. h. 1 1 K I 1,m i I im I
net unchanged to 3 points lower. Sale
were IH.fita) bag. August, ..14t-; Septem
ber. a.1"1: October, 4.4.ti': Novemler .4V;
Pecorrher. .4H ; January, Mo; February,
.67c; March, .2c; April. Wc; May, .lc;
June, .7Hc; July, tt.wic. 8ot. quiet; lllo
7s. 7o: Bantns 4s. c. Cost and freight
offer were unchanged to a shade firmer,
with fantos 4s quoted at sun to lT and
Rio 7a at OW. Today's cables reported
unchanged markets In Braxll, with Rio
exchange l-32d higher.
- Pry Good Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-IRY OOODR
Cotton goods oulet; yams ateady; wool
goods active; raw silk higher: Jobber re
ported a moderate fall In business coming
steadily on the small lots.
CHICAGO LIVK MOCK MARKET
Cattle iteadr Hogs Weak "hers
Strong.
CHICAGO. Aug. !!, CATTLE Re
ctlpts, S.IXX) head: market steady; native
beef cattle, 3H.WtrlO,3; western steers,
6.7iifi.25: cows and heifers, UJOySOO;
calves, MSOtm.On.
HraJ- Receipts, 17.0UO head; market
weak at Milrtc decline; bulk 3.0ib.KR;
light, 3HSDU7.70; mixed. $.YHi7.Hi; heavy,
3,'.7,7d; rough. 3.7rt6.S0; pigs, HWt
"..
SHKKP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1J.O00
head; market strong: wethers, 4o.BUIjii.lfl;
ewes, 3.1.M)ti5.0u; lambs, 3U.40il)8.S,.
Rt. Loala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1!. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.00J head; market higher; na
tive beef teers, 37. f"f 10.16; yearling
steer and heifers. 34.6041 10.00; rows, tfloi
titi.OO; Blockers and feeders, 34.0oij.:
southern steers, tS.ST(bli.rU; cows and
heifer, 34.0Otr8.iO; native calves, 3s.0H4
1L0U.
Xinntl Duu.lnl. I AHA kA.J. m.rh.1
tn.tv- l I a mrA llirhfa X? 0Ai4 Wt- mlMl
nrt butcher, 87.404i7.TO;' rood heavy, 8."
4j7.10.
B11EEP AND LAMBS Receipts R.OOO
hood; market steady; lambs, 7.7fttf8.6o;
sheep and ewes, 8b.5oV7.00.
I Kanjpas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 10. CATTLE
head; market steady:
oor0.90; dressed beef
western steers. 87.0.NJ
feeders. 8A.00drS.2S: bulls.
8ft.8-i H. 75; calves, 3t.mii0.2A.
HOGS Receipt, 7,000 head; market,
lower; hulk of sales, tH.504i7.!6; heavy.
Iii.bik
7. 26;
5lK((..Wi; packers and butchers, .70ly
; light i Todj.zh; pigs, g txtqtq'.go.
HHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,300
head; market blither; lamba, ta.00frs.40;
yearlings, 3ti.2lty4.76; wethers, X.0(.W;
ewes, is.60tl.2o.
Kloax City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 13 CATTLE
(jRecclpts, 000 head: market lOn higher;
native steers, suo.' n; cow ana natters,
33.iHd-t.7n: cannera, :i.7r4-4.7o; bull, stags.
etc., ju.iht?.v.
lit u Receipts, ,rw neaq; marwet
ateady. to 10c lower; heavy, $6.3u-I.4l6:
mixed, h.wV((H.J0; light, 35.70dCB.00; bulk of
aaies, 35SWj.
-SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 8,000
head; market steady; ewe,. $K60I&.3&;
lamba, f7.604r7.7S.
St. Josegk LIT Stork Market.
' ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 13. CATTL& Re
ceipts, l.auo head; market steady: stt-era,
37.00uv.a5: cows and heifers, 1.0os.50;
calves. 8.0ttt 10.85.
HOGS Rocelpts, ' head; market
slow to 10c lower i top, 87.06; bulk of sales,
8;.!MT7.00.
SliEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head: market strong; lambs, 88.0D4g.30.
Live Stork ta Sight.
Receipts of llv stork at th fv prln-
ciiai western margeis:
C'sttie, lings. Slieep.
Omaha
St. Louts
Kansas City,
12.600
23.00
6,0110
7,NW
17.0U0
6.000
binux city
Chicago
Total receipts...'
I,0"0
13.000
.111.100 4H,0')0 45.WJ0
TROTTING RACE TAKEN BY
FRED R AT CARROLL IA.
CARROLL, la., Aug. 19. (Special Tele
gram.) Result of the race here today
were as follow:
Trotting. 2:23 Class (Ten Startsi-at
rren n, first ; imnite, second; iiaronesa
Mae. third: Tommy lloooor. fourth
Time. 2.27H. '
pacing. 1:1. Class (Nine Starters!
Homina.nl, first: Allator, second; B'Jd
welaer. third. Time, 2;liV4-
One-half Mile flash I Knur Hlartara
Concho, first; J. W. Fuller, second; Alex
Grunt, third; While Sox, fourth. Time,
TOM M'NAMARA WINS
WESTERN OPEN TITLE
CHICAGO, Aug. 19. Tom MoNamara
of Boston, with 304 strokes, today won
tho western open golf championship at
tha Glen Oak club. M. J. Brady, despite
a aeoond 70 In th third round, finished
with 810. A. Cunningham of Wheeling
scored 803 for tho seventy-two holes, whllo
George Sargent of Washington made 907.
SPRIGGAN OUTFINISHES
FIELD AT GALESBURG
GALESBURO. 111.. Aug. tt.-flprlgtan,
winner of the 120.000 Panama-Pa clflo
stake, outflnlshed. but did not outclass
a field of nin atarter In th 3:24 trot
of th Great Western race here today,
Sprlggsn ia owned by J, F, Dunn ot flan
Francisco.
BILLINGS BUYS WILLIAM
FOR THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND
CLEVELAND, Aug. 19,-Wllllam, l:B8tt.
world's champion pacing taJllon, has
been old by A. Earl Vanatta, hi owner,
to C. K. O. Billing, New York horseman,
for $3S,000. William will be withdrawn
from racing and placed In tha stud.
Hroalagr Wins Two Go.
PRUNING. Neb., Aug. 19. SpclsI.)
Bruiilut took two straight games from
lie. tiier. winning th first, ( to I, and In
th seooud shutting tharn out, 6 to 0.
Batteries: First same. Brunlug, Hawks
snd Schulte; Deshier, Ulttlsr and Heffler.
Second game: llrunlng, liawka and
Schulte; Deshier. Clark and Heffler,
Star aad Strtga After Caw.
Th Oakland, Neb., team cancelled Its
fame with the Star and Striiwa, leaving
hem without a gam for next Sunday.
Any class A team, in or out of th city,
wanting a same for this dat call Hoy
Stac-y. South 12-i.
irala Ha a 3kaoaB.
Th New York' former business mun
sger. Arthur Irwin, now manager of lb
Iswiston club in th Nw EnMland
leag-u. hss developed a great cutflslder,
who, h asys. 1 on that will liitki th
fans forget sll about Ty Cobb and THs
Hpnaker within t.m next two pears. Th
ulwtituu a ua4 ta Jevcksr,
AlflTTI HUP PTArV UIDVTT
VlUttllrt LI I D 0 1 VUl IUftIMil
Cornffd Cuttle Are reelinj- Compe
tition from Western IUrij-e
Market Lower.
BIGGEST HOG RUN OF WXEK
OMAHA, August 1!. l'.lt"-.
Reoelpts ware: Cattle. Hops. Biteep.
"iticial Monday 4.:.v:
Otflcial Tuesdsy 3,l4i M"
t'tlK-lHl Weiinemlay... a,ti4 H,S
Kstimate Thursday.... 3,0 ia,li"0
Four day this weok.ll,4T7 Hm.w-
""Hi days last week. ,17.4 S7.:l
Sums days 2 wks o..S,;l .41
Same days 8 wks ago. .10,101 4S.MI
Ham days 4 wks ago..1tsv. ..lf
Batne daya last year. .17.1.1 34.iin
s:i.
tl.MII
L-O.s.
i
M IL'7 1
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for the Year to date,
a compared with last year:
my 11. Inc.
Cattle m mm rH.irrs i:u.ki
Hog I.Wa.!! 1.43S.OJ S47.IT3
"been 1.474.4H1 t,tfK.S.1 1S.KV
The following table shows the average
rrlce for hoir at h. Month titnaha lve
. , - - : : , . .
Ji00'"" 'r the last few day, with
-'
Date. IMS. ll4.iiai.ViWI3.IMl.1.H
Aug.
I ! I f 041 I T Ml 7ti!
AUg,
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug,
I fV'l IU It 431
f 4?V T TO) 3 M 3 0J t 4 7 S 7 (4
t hi 3 1! t !' I Ml i 7 13
3 l 3 I! 7 WI t 3 7 301
KV, 3 lil 7 K T 7 7 7 7
Aug
Aug. 10.
7!, 3
30j J 1 WI T M T
IU 'II 1" 7 ll 7
31 7 41
Aug. 51.
Ml 7 Hi
Ug. U.
Aug. 18.
4tT4, 3 7:M T l I 0l 7 ill 7 ) I 43
3 MS 3 Wtj 7 Nil 3 Oaj I 3 Oi.j 7 47
Aug. 14.
Aug. is.
ft"S, 3 04
7 7 8 ltl
7 10,
T 73, 8 13
7 onl 8
3 11
3 34
Aug.
Aug.
If 7
7 7i 3 1
I 8 08:
f 171 8 34i 7 M
7 171 8 H 7 ?
3 72
Aug. 1H
27VI 8 (M
7 75!
7 171 !4! 7
Aug, 19.1...
li sji 7 ni 3 01 7 1. 8 J 7 4
Sunday.
Recelpta and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours, ending at
8 o'clock p, m., yesterday:
RECEIPTS CAR lOTS.
Cattle. I loss PheeD. H'r'.
v., M. A St. P 8
Wabash 1
Missouri Pscifio
Union l'acirtc 21
1H .. 1
8 1
I
X, i ,,
K, 11
,'vs l' ..
in ..
3 1..
!
6
4
1
IKS W 1
C. N. W., east... 7
C. N. W.. west.. 24
C, St. 'P., M. O.. 4
C, H. A Q, esst... 6
C, J. 4k U., west.. T
C, K I. a P., east. H
Illinois Central 4
Chicago, tit. West.. 2
Total receipts.... ltn!
DISPOSITION HEA I).
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co
... l,llH
3, Ml!
6,1117
Swift A Co
ltmahy Packing Co..
Armour Co
46
4.V,
8it7
2,ti7l
2,217
2, BAA
l.wi
g.ISM
. hwart a t o.
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln I-acklng Co.... w
Ho. Omaha l'acalng Co. 12
Cudshy, from country
l.l'.C
iw. B. Vanaant (.:o...... 4H
Benton, Vansant 4fc L.. l
Hill A Son 1
F. B. Lewis M
Huston A Co to
J. it. Root A Co. Ill
J. II. Bulla
L. F. litis IN
Kellogg 6
VYerlholmer A Degen.., 91
H. F. Hsmllton 20
Sullivan Bros 9
Rothschild , 32
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 8
Chrlstlo 34
ill gin 14
Huiiman
Roth 23
Meyer 12
Baker, Jones A Smith.. 47
Tanner Bros 37
Jonn Harvey ,.. 171
Clin 46
Other buyer Sit
8,i4
Totals 3,046 12.907 KJOt
t A'lTLhi lleoelpts wei vary fair for
a Thursday, but the quality ot th offer
ings wa rainer oonimon as a ruia ana ae
Biraiile beeves were decidedly acsree. Ite
oelpt so far this week have been nearly
f.uuu heavier than last week and unusually
liberal for this Urn of th year. Partly
for thla reason and partly owing to the
liberal receipt and bad markets eaat, the
trade has tieen very unssuiad and trend
of values lower, l.'ornfed cattle hav felt
th competition from western ranger and
while price today wer not a great rlesl
luwor than yesterday, the general market
shows a lotyluo decline for th wnt,
Western beeves, on the other hand, hav
been In good demand and very nearly
steady right along, tills being particularly
true of the fair to good grade. Movement
wa very sluggish today ud th under
tone to th trau rather weak than otnor-
Wl.to.
There waa very littlo activity In stock
ets and feeders, although prices ruled
about steady at the resent decline. Good
fleshy and medium weight feeders aro
selling boo lower than at the ?sl time
two or three week ago, and aiow sale
at that. Stock cattle ha not shown so
much decline and ar In very good de
mand right along. Inquiry for stock cows
and hellers hss held up well and prices
have remained a bo it steady and the sain
hold tru as to stock calves. i
Quotations on cattl: Good to clioloe
fed. yearlings, KMt9.70; fair to good fed
yearlings, 7.Vttt 75; common to fair fed
yearlings, .7'.tj 7.76; good to choice heavy
beeves, IVOoy. 4j; fair to good corn fed
beeves, 8H.aVyv.u0; common to fair corn
fed beeves, 87.Oittt.2i; prlmo gras beeves,
8a.26tiH.i6; good to cholc grass beeves,
37.kuu4.36; fair to good grass bvts, $7.40
tl'7.; common to fair grass beeves, .40
J7.40; good to cholc lad heifer. 37.00
8.60; good to cholc fed cows, 34.6ii4r7.2(;
good to cholc grass hnlfera, Vivtgi.w,
good to cholu grans cows, . Vo-tLlfi; fair
lo good cows, u.i6ii.26; common to fslr
cows, 4.0006.7t; good to cholc feeder,
87.8648.00; fair to good feeders, $.?t7.&;
common to fair stockers, So bUiQw 70: stock
belters, 36.76a.76: stock cows, 8a.60U.6O;
stock csJvss, Hootia.OO; veal calvss, li.mn
lO.Ou; bulls, staga, sto.. 36.0ut77.Uil.
Hrtiresentativ sal:
BEEV STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. ft. A. Pr.
It M Ik U US4 8 74
44 Hot 4 M It UM 9 I
. Ui-u. A'Su llUlt'Lu..
It t4 I .
HEIFERS.
8 444 3 IS 2 o 4 4(1
11 1H ( 14 t UK 4 7 .
t ts) M 8 IW til
LAliVftH,
9 144 9 04 1 kt H
I 4 10 4 14 9 4
STO"KEKS AND FEEDERS,
4.. 444 4 IW i 490 I 14
t t.' 44 14 1 1 14
4 SM 4 4 13 44 1 M
4 XT 4 14 410 t ft
4 tW 3 41 19 T 0
11 tit 4 n II lit 7 40
4 74 7 0 2 ! 1 til
HOOK A very liberal run of hoga was
on hand today, tne aupiay being th
largest of th week to date. Receipts
wer estimated at 1 cars, or 12,600 head,
which brings the wen-k total up to .k7
head. This is 0.0 O larger than a week
ago, 3.0UU heavier thaa two week ago,
and over 12. two mora than wer her dur
ing the aame daya a year ago.
Shippers Insisted on anotner sharp de
cline today, and tha result was that
trad wa a Hut dull, but they carried
their point, and light hog, no matter
whether thev went to shippers or packers,
looked about lt-e lowe- v.terilay.
No light wr abl to boat M.K and sale,
ranged from that on oo.. o.
Tne packer tried to force as much
dJlne in heavle as light wer showing,
and earlv offar wer at least MtiaO
lower. Seller, howevar. refused to trad
on thia basis and th bl part of th
forenoon had passed befur anything of
consequence waa dona
Opening aales of mixed packer and
heavlea wer aa much aa lOo lower, and
weighty kind looked 6vl0o lower at any
time. Mixed kind, however, continued
to improv a the forenoon advanced and
a good many sales wer made befor
th olos that did not look to be ovr
to lower, while some were almost stsady.
General packer trad wa ooloo down,
hulk of killing hogs selling around 86.00
tiH.M. with quit a sprinkling of heavle
aa low aa 36.90, and a fair ahowlng of
butcher on up to 33o. Movement liv
ened up a good deal towarda the close,
and a fair clearance had been made be
fore midday.
Representative sales:
Ms. At.
40 4
4.. .4
4
4u
41, .Xm
'M
44 "4
t;.. m
44
46 X
gb. Pr. No. A. g. Pr.
... 4 B9 tt !4t ... 4 li
IW I ki ' 4t -Jit W IS
... t W 41 MI M 4
... 4 4. u M 44 4 IS
tut 4 4 144 ... 40
. . 4 1 M r 4U e
1 4 I 2 .....HJ4 ... 4 4.
4U 4 It . M !M ,., 4 4.
k.l I 14 44 Ill ... 4 14
11 4 HI f ! 44 4 74
mwm JO 6l....llrt M 4
t I4 te 3 n ii 4 ... (
(IX ... 941 t 4 l It f4 40 I n
i.l . 51 ... 4 to S14 M 4 i.
BMKKP Another big nin of sneep and
In... . .a i-oSM-d tnis morning, snm
elKhly-elaht ars, or 2VW bead, beliik.
rstlmsted. Total for tha four dsvs la
W.3 head a against IK.114 last weed.
' 4ti.!s two weeks aKo. and (..? a veer
ao. -tnis morning a run here was latser
than at all the other western markets
combined, and the smirHie for tho week
to date, lead all points
lmla trade opened otif a little dracrirv
for while eerv one com-edod that pti c
would te higher, tho else of the local run
made buyers a little slow about gottlnii
down to liiinlncss. In the end fat lamb
scored nn advance of about 10c., good to
choice kinds Belting larrelv at IH.:f.i.
the bitter f'Ktirc holng the day s top, and
rqiiiilllns the best price that nas been
paid thla week. As a general- thins
f lee ra were partly dried out till morn
ing, but at leaot a part of the lambs still
ratricii a good ileal or water.
Movement was falrlv active after a
tiadlns bssis had been established and
tne mug or in ist Inmivs was cleaned
un In very fslr season despite the eerly
slowness.
Feeder lamb showed a good. firm
tone, snd price were generally quoted
as fully steady, some selling as high
as 3M.I. Severs! loads of feeder heep
put In appearance today, hut they had
net been sold at a late hour.
Fat sheep were not very llliersllv snr'
plled, and those here took steadv fig
ures. Best ewes went at 3".3f which Is
about where they have been selling all
week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamb
good to choice, 3.2.Vfa.46; lambs, fslr to
good. 3S 0iHis.f; Inmha, feeders. - V
3.16; yearlings, good to choice. .-.Ktyfv
wethers, fair to choice, tA.lV4r4.00; ewes
good to choice, 33.0ffinj.25; ewes, fair to
good, 34,'Oq.VOO.
Itepresrntatue sale-
Av
14r Wyoming lamb . 71
l'.f7 Idaho lamba fj
M Idaho lamb ,
6 Idaho lamba stl
2.1" Wyoming feeder lamba.... 41
2 culls 2m
3W Idaho feeder lamba........ 33
culls 64
1S2 Idaho feeder lamb t
ii Wyoming ewe ..ljo
Price.
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8 li.
8 2.'.
3 lo
7!.
8 to
7 Ml
7 7
2C.
NORTH PLATTE BOOSTERS
OUTPUY BIG SPRINGS
NORTH PI.ATTE. Neb.. Aug. 19. K,e
olal Telegram.) Tha North Piatt Roost
er defeated tha Hlg Sluing team today,
7 to 1 Muddy ground hindered fast
base runntng. Fiissel, the Big Brrlngs
wonder, waa In good form and strnek
out foui-toen of tho Boosters, but was
given very poor support In tha pinches.
In the eighth Inning North Ilatte made
five runs on one hit. th visitors throw
ing th ball away at every opportunity.
Neither aide scored until tha sixth Inning.
Artley for the locals pitched good ball
and struck out eleven ot th visitor. The
local will play the Lincoln Cleaner next
Sunday and Monday. Score: . R.H.K.
-North Platte. .0 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 (7 ( 1
'Big Spring. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 03 t 4
Base on balls: Off Artley, 6; off Fua
sel. 8. Wild pitches: Artley, 2: Ftissel. 3.
Two-baa hits: Flynn. Kllndt. 1 Struck
out: By Artley. 11; by Fussel, 14. Time:
1A0, Umpire: Hartman.
KEARNEY RACE MEET ' '
WILL BE HELD SEPT. 22-24
KEARNEY, Neh Aug. l.-Speclal.)
The fall race meet of th Midwest Fair
association will be held In Kearney on
September 22. 23 and 24, according ' to
plans perfected by the management to
day. Th fall race meet will be held
Jointly with tha Buffalo County fair and
the event promises to surpass the one
of last season. Tha purse ara much
larger than at last year's fall meeting
and tha number of horse entered will
be much greater. Twenty-eight hundred
dollar will be given In the harness races
and about (400 In th running race. The
class of horse always entered at the
Kearney race and tha fine condition of
tha local tracks, is claimed, by horsemen
to make th local event second to the
great state fair races at Lincoln.
IOWA HORSESHOE FLIPPERS
EXCEL AT WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. Neb., Aug. .
(Special Telegram.) In an exciting horse
shoe match hern thla afternoon Cyrus
Livingston and Harrison Livingston, two
crack local players, wer defeated by two
expert from Thurman, la. Tha lowans,
who wer R, Stanley and D, D. Rhode,
won two games out of three.' Tho first
two game wer a tie, and 3. Stanley
won tha third game with a ringer after
tha score stood at I fop each side. Th
horseshoe weighed four pounds and thir
teen ounces. Tho Thurman player have
given their promise to return for a
tournament to ho bald here next Wednes
day. r
Aiuerleaa Aaaoelatioa.
At Kansas City First rune: K.H.B.
Louisville 3 10 1
Kansas City 1 3 3
Batteries: Northrop and Clemens; Dlhl
and Geibel.
Second game: R.H.E.
Louisville ..............ISO
Kaunas City - 0 4 1
Batteries: Mlddleton and Crossin; Gard
ner and Gelbel.
At Minneapolis . RH.E
(Vlurnbua .......................4 17 o
Minneapolis .6 11 0
Batteries: Ixivls and Coleman; Ting
ling and Gharrlty. ,
At Milwaukee R.BT.K.
Indianapolis , T 1
Milwaukee 810 a
Batteries: Schardt. Cotnelman. and
Blackburn; Dougherty, Young and
Hughe. Brannon.
At St. Paul RITE.
Cleveland ..........( 9 1
St. Paul 8 11 4
Batteries: Bowman. Lathrop and Bill
ing; Hteel and Glenn.
' Fralt Dealer Wis,
From the Jobbing district of tha city
comes the report of a hand ball game In
which the tables were turned. According
to this atory, Sam Glllnsky and Nelson
beat Postmaster Wharton and George
lirandeia at hand ball at th Young Men's
Christian association by th score of 2.114
to 2.107.
Wi Iowa City Aoto Rao.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. Aug. 19. iSpeolal Tel
egram.) C R. Parker of Iavnport. driv
ing a Bulik car, won a twenty-five-nitle
outo rar at the Johnson count v fair this
afternoon. Time. &!:07; puree, 3&s.
Our Animal
tl Rnla of ti
4 MwShSW
SILKS
Will Occup
Monday Next.
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