Nebraska Newspapers

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4JKB RT,OCK 24TH uxa ts.
r. and limit, full l-uiry, ..uar.
OKEKKB REAL ESTATE CO.
I"l Omht National. Doug, 271.
If-AITIFLI.. horn, tn perfect condition:
bfamed rrillnga, window Brut, nnk
floor. toTfntii ln porch with afnlng,
fin garage. If you want something
food. e thin. Northeast cornrr of ma
and Wirt Pta. Frio M.ooft. Web. M7.
TO colored. 5-r. housr. Trl. Web. nt I
I REAL E8TATH
I Sebraska.
FARM BARtlAlN.
I t wt'l s-41 at a bargain Rood southeast
."venrajtka Improved (arm or in I'M,
l near good town; mran business, no trade.
I write owner. I1 :, Her. o
oath UnVati,
GET oVST Snaps tn eastern
county land and equities.
bank. Marcus, 8. D.
Flrrt Slate
26B OHIv Modrrte, not wairr nrat; liv
ing room, dining room, library, kitchen,
reception hall, first floor; three bedroupi,
bath, upstairs. Harney tnio.
1 r xms.
640 ACRE-1 OF CORN, WHEAT AND
T ROOMS, strictly midcrn. full lot. on
paved atrrrt. SS blocks from car line;
rent, per month.
J H. Dl'MOXT CO.,
Dcmglaa 3o, 414, Statr Rank.
3 6-R. cottaara. mod. ex. hrat. iM OhT
SMI N. l!tri cor. lot. Trl. Web. 37" w
I
alfalfa land, tifir Amanllo. Texas;
level, (rood aoll; fenced all around; M
acre under cultivation. Worth 840 prr
err. Will aril for $. Tcrma. Address
John Sehmorker, Columbus. Neb
-R, honor, ana, rlrc. Itartitn. water. 115.
XXM Mandorson, Tel Wrb. 741.
T ROOMS atrlctlv modern. gnrae. pavrd
street shads .22d and txicual. W. ft.
VERY pleasant 7-room limine, mod. ey,
hrat. and nlcr yard: 1 block from 241 h
St. car: 820. 371S N. 23d. Wrn. t'i.
oaf a.
(S-RoOM. modern houar. WT. Jones. 83
par month J I. Kemp. Doualna 3S7.
For Rent
Smith bair of double brie
aouae T rooml, 4 bedroom,
all modern, at South 9th
tit., near Park reboot, on"
block east of Haoscow para.
Tel. Harney UO.
NEW B-r. houar, all mod. except hrat,
MB Msrcy St.. Telephone Wrb. 07.
NEW, MODKHN BUNGALOW.
T rooma. oak finish, 3 bed rooma. $2.
17 9. 2jth Ft.
West.
7-ROOM modern houar, Sv? Jackson fc-t ,
822,60. Appl y at R y ron Herd
MlarelVeueuna.
Iff)-ACRE farm, til prr acre, 130 cajh and
120 nrr month; no Intarrat: rich aoll;
fine land: pure water, good tltln. Write
W. T. Young. Jr.. Kimball. Neb.
BL ESTATE LOANH
FARM L'.ANS, C PER CKNT.
TOLA ND TRUMBULL, 449 Re nidi.
HW TO $!(). mad promrttv. F. U.
Wend, Weed Rlrjr IRth and Famam Ptm,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whet Saffera Sharp Decline, Bet
ter Grades Dropping- Two to
Three Cent in Price.
CORN MARKET IS STEADY
CITY and farm lomna, &, ptr cent
J. H. Oumont Co.. 1 State Bank.
CITT property, t-arae loana a apoclalty.
W. H. Thomaa. 8 8tate Bank H'dr
WANTKD-Oood farm and"clty loana at
loweat ratra.
PETERS TRUST CO.. 1M Farnam.
OMAHA hnmn. East Nrhraaka farm.
O'KF.KFB REAL FSTATK CO..
Ifli Opiha National, 'hone r"Ul"aT.
VO.SKV un hand lor city and tarm loan,
M. W. Rlndrr. City National Rank Bid
il'K ue flrat for farm loana in eaatrro,
Neh. Unltrd Statra Truat Co.. Omaha.
6 CITY LOANS. C Q. Carlbrg,
WANTED City and farm loana; lowrat
rate. W. Q. Tern piston. 601 Bern. T. Mi
Mlwr llanroaa.
Sow Mason, a rooms, all modern t0
Mil Maaon St., 8 rim., all mod 3t
212 N. 19th St.. rma., mod. rx. ht....r7
I'M 8. 17th St.. rma.. all mod tli
W24 Maple St.. 7 rma.. all mod lij
4121 N. 25th Ave., & rma.. mod. ex. ht..)
JffU Chicago St., 5 rma., mod. ex. ht....l30
2f.7l Kmmet St., 7 rma., mod. rx. ht....$tf
inu racinc Bt., 4 rma., mod. ex. ht 15
2014 Charles St.. 4 r m.. all mod 114
BIRK.ETT CO.,
a Be BldK- Doug. 33.
IUO 8-room houar for rrnt. gaa. water
and bath; price, JI8. Phone Wrbtrr :5t
RKAIi MTATE FOJt KXCHANOK
FOR RENT R rma., cloar In. Trl. O. gVU.
ONE 4 and one b-room house, good con
dition. Tel. Webatrr 6153.
6 AND 7-room houara near high achool,
part modern. Trl. Renaon fvS3-J.
35 Bu. Wheat Per
Acre
One man haa taken till off hla half
"ecuon in Wyoming Jurt over Nrbraaka
, lino. Put your monry where crop will
pa.y for land In one or tno yrara. Aak
ua to ahow you 320 acre cloae to main
line r. p., all level, and fit to cultivate.
I lAng time terma. ll.no per acre now, bal
ance aeven annuaJ nivmnnti Ymi tn,
only one day from Omaha. Write when
we can meet you. Aak for plcture-foldei.
O'Kopfo Roal Estate Co.,
111 Omaha National. Doug. 271S.
WANT to exchange a weatrm Nrbraaka '
Improved farm of 32ft ,rrii ttw n A.t. .
em Nebraaka or Iowa farm of equal value,
or good income property In Omaha or
elsewhere. Addrraa V 674. Bee.
FIDELITY bcrtok FKIiE
Phoa tojj?la fot complete Hat of
vacant bouse and apartments; also for
storage, movtnr Itlth nnd Jackson ta.
H1Q11KT prtcra lor old clothing. D 4714.
kKK tlirf Cuiitrat r".irnltura .Stor. rRDB
RFKTAL LIST.
flniiKOti Orelgh Bona Co.. Ha., biug
GlobeVan&Storage
Store, meves, pacms ships; -hor. van
and 1 men, tl.K per hr. : atnran,- 13 p-r
m Sattefactlon guar, n. 4X3S Ty. 1H
Gordon Van Co. &3
ttl N. Dth St.
Tel n 4 or Web. IK
Maggard
teg. pacKu.tc, shipping. lJu Webster Bi
V uslaa lM.
f Van and ,"to. a
S co. call ua :or s
Exp. Co., movum,
packing A aiorann
10T Fkrnara. u. ltl
WANTED TO BU
OFFriCfc furmtur bouclii and aolO. J.
C Ked. 1W1 Karnam. EXiug. 4
"WANTED To l.uy, bulldog pup. What
hava you to offer? J. C. iteatty, 215 N.
rublo St., Fremont, Neb.
W'A.NTKD Keliabl real ertata company
to sell luge tract of Texas land, sub
divided- Andreas Box 16. W internet, la.
m ti tiinia -ii'i tmnu. Wao. 4i)4.
auauujr uw iuh siaiw iimim 1. lulf.
WANTED TU RENT
W AW'l'lfiU-ioung bualitcM nmn demna
furnished room in private family; loca
tion roust cloae In; references gven. Ad
orcsa t;K?, tare Tne Bre.
WANTED One lare ttnf urniahed. or
two email. Famam district. Address F
1M4, Bee.
REAL ESTATE
FA KM Jt HA II LSu Foil S A L hi
Uvt Oak Colonic non ocllei. A'. T.
Smith Co.. PU-14 City Nut, ila. 1. ai a
Una.
( Some Bargain
Want to nrf to Uiukiw. tde house,
new In iswit, goou barn, to sood aneue,
brick chicken lious (will hvb ttio
ciiickens tn It), ait three lots faclutf
euat. good location, two blocks from car,
nut L0 l:ioe to lotou, Mliutt lult'uve-
ments, will sell cheap for cash, will
make arrangements fur payments If you
have large sum to Pay down. Address
U-W6, Be.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR ciALJi?
Writ , good description of your land
nd n4 It to Ui eioux City, la.. Journal.
lo.as Most fowartul Want Ad M
dlum." Twoty-flv words every FriiUy
rvening, batuiday morning ana svery
Saturday evening and suuday moruing
(or one niontn, gilug aiAUeu ads va
twelve different aays (or or 6u woras,
M. or 4 woros, fa.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, i0.wu reauara daily in four groat
Slates.
Mlsmrsuta.
W0 ACRES, 45 mUes from Minneapolis,
one miir from town; 1H0 acre uuuer
cuiuvation; otuance usea lor paaturu;
can practically alt be cultivated, heavy
soil, (ioou set buildings, oonaisling ol a
I'Ooin house, lara bmrn, gianr, corn
cribs, wiiiuiullis, etc.; the ikhu will pio
iuc Co busueis ol corn per acre; tele
piiono In house; country thickiy aotUed;
.onipiote set ot machinery; i'. head of
at oca, oonaiBling ol 11 cow a, balance 1
end X-year-oiaa; alx good horsns, j uogs,
culoaens, one-nail of this year a crop and
every ming on the faint goca ui ua
acre, half cjiah. 8thu ab bro.i., JOi: Ply
mouth Bids"., stinntrapolis, juuin
REAL ESTATE: ACREAGE
FOR SALE AT A SNAV.
2H acres choicest building spot on North
th t.. car line and paved atrect, high
und siRhtiy. M.WO If old quick.
MARK SAVIIKtE.
333 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATES NORTH SIDE
1
Bungalow
We havo a very classy, new five-room
bungalow, 24x40. thst la up-to-date In
evrry reaprct. Oak finish and oak floors,
full basrmrnt, large attic. Ixicated No.
673 North 14th St., where all homea are
new homes and where many homra are
being built. We will make terms to suit
purchaser.
Norris & Norris
40 ce Bids-
Phone Douglas 4270.
$2,200--$300 Cash
luys "7-room house, modern except heat,
'till lot. paving paid, located 84th ant
fnyette avr., in Htnils park.
Glover & Spain
OMAHA, August 90, 1915.
"hrat auft'rrrd a sharp decline today,
the better aradea selling from JtfJe lower.
Corn receipt a wrre fairly good, forty-one
care bring reimrted In, the yellow corn
commanding a premium over the white.
The market for corn wea steady and corn
aold unchanged to Ma higher. Oats sold
unchanged.
Canadian growers of wheat, llko thosr
pr Argentine, believe In nNposIng of at
J'-aai a portion of their aurplua an rapidly
V It roinea from the thresher. .Many
In the trade believe the cancellation of
wheat ami flour ordrra by Oreat Britain,
franc and Italy have been made for the
purpose of obtaining auppl.es troni west
ern Canada, na thoao nations prefer tno
grain raised In that country.
Clearances wew n h,n ri... ..... .i
tn '4.uiu bushe.s; corn. 4l.uw buanels, oat.
J.l.uio husheia.
i,tvrriKi close: Wheat nmhansed to
1 lower: corn unchanged to Id lower.
Primary wheat receipts wrrc l.liW.iXO
dusiics ai d shinnieiiia n?i h...
against rwrlpts of l.MO.ftrt liuhela ami
Bhlpmenta of 1.7M,0ta bushels lat vear.
Primary corn rrclpta were '
bushels and shipments MI.OiX) bushels,
against receipts of Is.flKi bt;shela and
fchlpmenia of -li.O0O buai.ei lant year.
lrlinary nata receipts were l.lw.iYiQ
bushels and shipments ITSi.OnO tiushels,
against recelpta of l.OIS.ftO bushels and
shipments of l,ii.000 bushels last year.
CARUOT 11ECKUPT8.
Whrat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 373 74 410
Minneapolis jol
Dututh 7 . .
Omaha ss 41 7
Kansrts City 14 17 11
lui' lw
Innlpeg &j ,.,
lii(Ma..rs wrre reported today: Wheat
No, 1 hard winter; 11 cara (dark), ll.li;
1 car, 11.11. No. 3 hard winter: I car.
11. 10; 2 tars. $l.i, 4-o cars, LU. No. 4
hard winter: 1 car. It. la; 1 car. tl.o.; I
bulkhead, tl.ujik: 3 tars, ILifc; I car.
ll.t-; i cars, ll.ofi; x cara, X1.04; 1 car,
I.tw4 Sample: 1 car (hot), U.o; 3-5 car,
1.01. Corn ,o. 1 white: 2 cara. 7e.
No. I white: 1 cars. 74c No. 1 yellow: i
cars, TKWc. No. 3 yellow: 1 cr. 7tuv Mo
6 yellow; 1 cars, 76c. No. 1 mixed: f4
f n nij. a 1 & ..
o iinxeu; s cars, itc.
No. S mixed: 1 car, 7i"ae. No. mixed:
H car. 73c. Httmule: 1 bulkhead, 7.
Oats No, 3 white: 3 ears, 4lc; b cars.
vc. No. 4 white: 3 cars, 40c; 4 cars,
SliMjc; 4 cars. d3c Bsjnrl: 1 car. 88c;
1 car (heating). 3bVc.
Omaha Ctash ri-lce WTieat ; No. 2
Turkey. H.lKirLSl; No. 8 Turkey. 11.10M
I. 8u; No. 2 hard. $l.)3Cn.80; No. 8 hard.
II. 0S(8I.29; No. 4 hard. L03M,W1.57: No. 2
prlng. 1I.1VoH.17; No. 8 spring. IUMil.1.1:
No. 8 durum, Mcj1.01; No. 8 durum, fcftr
6c. Corn: No. 2 white. 744r74Ve: No.
3 White. 73tfifi4n! Nn. a white TaiAAirri;
No. 6 white, TafceTS1:: No. S white. 78
Tc; No. I yellow, :u"?'-e: No. 1 rel
low. 7SMJ74.': No, 4 rrllow. ;A'tr7'"-. N"-
allow . TtfTiiao: No. I yellow, TSifr.Vec;
No. 8 raix-d. 7414,uc; No, 3 nilxeil.
T4htT4c; No. 4 mixed, 73f?ir: No.
S mixed. nvr7?c; No. 4 mixed,
TTVi. fsts; Nt 1 white, 4i4c;
stsndard. 4PqH.V; No. 3 white. 4"saM.y;
No. 4 white. SSVitWle, Parlev: Malting,
old. WT1c: No, 1 feed. tirw. fiTSo. Hyl
No. 8. KSiitsi; No, 8. HV'tc.
rmcAuo on.ti Ann provision
Fra tares at the TradlasT aad Clealaa
I'rlcea na Hoard ol Trade.
flllt'AUO. A 11 IT .tl.Rhrli.liAK
demand, a circumsiance laid pruv.lNtl.y
to me sJ 11k inn 01 tne Arabic and thr
llc, dia a good deal today to lower tne
iT.te ot wheat. Tne marael. allnoush
steady at the cioe, waa lo to l'.o lower,
; wltn Septenibcr at 11. (MS and IVcemoer
j St
, Corn showed a act hack of lc to 4tvVi
and oats olf a sliado to c. In pro v. sums
the outccmo varletl from 71, . declno to
a rl of &c. Aside from tint results of
llrrninn auiitnaunc activity, thr chief In
tluence on thr wheat market was the
continued bearish crop outlook in the
northwest. I.alns in the w.nlrr crop
a.aes seemed to have onlf a tenuHirary
elfrci in favor of the bulla.
1 Aam-rtlons by a lending aiitiiorltv that
the crt.p of corn this son sen would amount
I to .iXi.,(V busheia tended to weaken
that fere I. A' flist, l.owe.er, the inar-
1 ket was on tlie advance, owlnx to cool
temperaturea w hich were likely to hinder
growth. Oats toil back with wheat and
com. The decline, thouah. was not until
after a sharp advance, the consequence
of more de.aya to thi-eshlng.
Vnaettllng aspects of the foreign trade
eountrr balam ed In thr provisions market
a lively attempt to lift prices em the
ground of the backwardness of the corn
crop. Tno break in grain values was also
an evident handicap to tli bulls.
r'litui.r 1,,,, , ,. ... follows.
Article! Open. I MlKh !
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cloiing- QaoUtiom Are Somewhat
Lower Than Thoit of a
Week Ago.
HOGS SHOW AN ADVANCE
OMAHA. Auguat 20. 11&.
Receipts war: Csttlr. Moos. Sheep.
(if r ...... 1 it .... & ..... c, , 1 1
v..,, ,m riiiu7 ...a,. W.W X. II,,1."
;otfloli Tuesday 6,112 a.tW 1A,M
1 oti.i iat ruiieaday... l.4a II. ;'' i'.v'i.v
t f 1 11 la I UmliiK,,i,v 11 -x.', 'A,r4
Official Thursday 174.1 1J.'(
r.ntimut Friday ti 8,M1 lti.uo
,011 llfi..V,4
2:xl 4J.I14
Five days this week..:i.J
Samo daya Inst wrek..K.S4i
.Simir days 2 wks. ao.lS.rl iii-' 4i.e.
1 Same days 3 wks. atin.lO.W! 4 1. SMI
iN.tmo days 4 wks. ago.l.VJe .V. I'V'
fitnie daya htst year. ,.11, 11 :i,(UJ
I The following table, shows thr rrerlpta
ef cattle, hoga and alirrp at the Omaha
j live stock market for Hie yrar to date.
.... ... rln lmmK rii,
li,v 1!U. Inc.
'attln 6t twt 4'.Ht.Kti Us, li'J
Hosts l.fetl.m? 1.6..l XII. JM
Sheep 1.4-.0.7N5 1.471.V74 1U.0M
Th following table ahow th average
price lor lious al the Omiha live
atock market for th last few day, with
comparUonr:
""bain.' lVfa. lW4.;im.lU.ISll.li0.l"
a late hour nothing had sold orer 8 h
there was no quotable chanxe In prices.
l, alieri. offerlnax were limited al
most, entirety to rwea. and thrse sold a
littl stronger. iod ws made Is, more
thnn once, and small bunches racbd
Kb N Ith tlie xoeptlon of a few odd
head of nallvaa. thee are th highest
aslea of the wrrK.
yuotaliona on sheep and lamb: Lambs,
good to rholi-e, M. 4.(1; lambs, fair to
good. l.Xta.46; lamba. (seders. !?.hi 1;
yearllnaa. fair to choice, lAaufMmS; weth
ers, fair to ehol.'r, t,.3,'.jr.un; ewes, good
to choice, TvAilb.2&i ewes, felr to good.
11 !Kr .00.
Representative sales:
N". Av Price,
V Idaho feeder lamba 7 an
list Idaho feeder limhl HI 11 is
I 2,3 Idaho ewea 114 (is
11 Idaho lambs (t ft
M Idaho rwes ua 5 y,
ilft Idaho feeder lamba ..!.,!.... M H 00
700 Nrvadit freder lamba Si 8 jo
( UK Kill 1.IVH STOCK MARKET
fettle Kteadyo Hob lradr brrp
trwas;.
CHICAGO. Aug. JO OATTt.F-Receipts.
1.000 hrd, market, steady; na
tive beef cattle, lltt,i 10.55; western
strrrs. H.7ftir.ar.: cows and hclfrra, I0.loi.r
.00; calvra, $x.r2f I2.no.
HfXW- Recelpta, IO.tW head; market,
steady at bmou advance: bulk. t4.1IMi7.0;
ngnt ,in.i6! mixei, a ift'a ,.,: heavv,
SHEEP AN'D lAMHtt lleoel-Js ,!)
liead; market, strung; sheet', ,y."frH.2i,
lambs. It. tiOti .,.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
SinkJn; of Arabic Constitutes Al
most the Sole Influence.
V heat,
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
Oeta
Sept.
1 e:..
Tork
Sept.
Oct..
Lsrd
Sept.
IH'U,
Rlba
Sept.
Oct..
1 o.-.
1 0SH
64'l
8S
13 75
8 19
8 15
8 T,
8 7n
1 OS1
1 04St!
7
4M
40l
3S'
13 S7s
14 00 I
8 12tj!
8 latl
1
8 72'V
8 Mvl
Low. I Close. iTea y.
t M'il 1 04S 1 .
1 03 1 02 1 0C
7X V TR-i
3 64
I
30. .Ht-S !S-14
3i 3SH
132S1SW 18T7H
IS 75 I 13 13 90
OC'ti I 08 8 111
8 12i 8 15 8 Kt
8 HR I 8 7', 8 70
8 lh I S M 8 80
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SfDE
Extraordinary
Bargain
Field Club
At 130 ,s. 81th St., ve have a dandy 8
rcom house. 2x30, finished In oak and
Ftnctly modern in every respoct. East
front paved street, paving ail paid, fine
shade trees, right In the heart of the
Field club district, where the lot alone
Is worth 13,000. We can sell this prop
erty for ITi.T&O on reasonable terma, and
defy anyone to offer a better home bar
gain in Omaha. This property will un
doubtedly be sold quickly. Do not de
lay, but go out and look It over right
away. Owner will be glad to show you
through.
Payne & Slater Co.
exclusive Agents.
18 Omaha National Bank Building.
Doug. .ta.
2016 BURT STRBKT.
B BTOCKS FROM FORI) FACTORY.
6-room. modern lot 3"xl32; all paving
ind special taxea paid. There la a mtK.
of S1,:Xni in ',, & L.. in payments of 113.20
per month. Thla property Is right down
town and eood buy at 12.100.
J. N. 8N1TZER. 422 Paxton Blk. D. 2161.
PART modern 8-room house, large lot,
plenty i-linrie, rhlcken house, small cash
payment. Hal. 130 per month. Web. 7844.
Two Lots
41st and Pinkney
$280 for Both
Easily worth that much for each lot.
No oth.T lota as ttood In the addition for
Iras th.in twice the monry. blso of
ground. S0xl;:4 Owner needs the money
and has mado thn price for 10 dcys only.
Must be all rash.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tvler lJ.i.
Stat Bank Bldg.
NEAR KOUNTZE PARK
Owner leaving c'ty. 6 room, almost new.
strictly modern; 1st floor; finished in oak;
garage, inw cniKiiey. mono wet), sun. o
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Ha ACRid high land, overtook. ne
tiful utae: I acres rlcareu; l"k' build
ings; H-mlle tn ecnnol; on main itMtd;
1 juu. saw iiiubt-r; To miles to lUiiin;
IIS Per acre, terms. (leo. lltedcl, ilc
irrgor, Aitkin t o.. .Minn.
Missuarl.
U0 ACRES with uot-a improvtnients;
acres to be put in wnest this tali; good
land; good water, lota of fruit. Part
(ah, balance long time. J. (J. Sutton, t
St-neca, Mo. I
Mom la am.
IT IS a fact that the middle west coun
try towns are populated with mure
retired farmers than any other class.
Many of these farmers have profited from
lands bouht cheap and sold at an ad
vance pr,ce and the yield r acre
larger than other rut tea. If an Inter
ested buyer, I would be willing to ahow
you the lands that I actually own, num
bering many sections. For cattle, sheep j
or horse ranch, or for farming purposes. .
the excellent values anu conditions ara .
tbe beat. If Interested write me about '
what la wanted and the cash investment
you can make. C. is. Towors. Miles City
Mont
Aebrmskm.
FOR SALE Quarter section good level
bay land in iioit County; imp. avtwneut
In same section land is located: free from
incumbrances; no trade considered. Price,
II 6S0.UO. Address A. U tirsbain. Blue
hill. Neb.
PCBUC HALE.
Of all my stock, grain and hay and my
lo-acr farm, aeveo miles west and one
mile south of Central itv. Neb., on Tues
day, August 34, ISla. fl F. 11. feVhultx. T.
r?. Stiotilinan. Auctioneer; U. ii. Gray,
C'ler"
LAST LOTS
SOUTH
$400
to
$700
6th and Dorcas
Shimer's Addtion
AU lots lire graded down from I to 2
feel above sidewalks, (-ewer, water and
cement walks In and puM (or.
Easy Terms
6-Houses--6
We have 4 houses In this addition which
are In excellent repair; new floors, newly
painted snd decorated. Prices 11.2o0 to
12.&OI). Electric lights, gas. toilet, c!t
water, etc.
Very Easy Terms
Salesmen on the ground Saturday and
Sunday.
American Security Co.
17th and Douglus 8ts. Douglas 5011,
1 HAVE a besutlful homo In one'oTlh
cnoicest resident aectloos. 8-room
house, garage, cement drivetvsy; lla.ft.
front, beautiful hedges, trees and shrub
bery. Want to trade (or rood, well lo
cated, 5 or 4-rooin bungalow or small
house, clear of in"uinbrance. Will ar
range to carry difference. L. 8X7, Bre.
J-R . mod. ex. heat; corner lot; barn. 3u8
Bancroft. Inquire 14)1 Ohio u Web. HsO.
BEAl'TIFrL' SMtOoM HOME
For aale; completely modern, garage, brat
location, near llarscom Park, 122 (.torgis
Ats. OWN1CJL Pboue lUrney 4ai4.
New Bungalow
Ilanscom Pork
8-room, strictly modern; oak finish:
east front Brautlfjl lot, 4xlS3; paved
street Price, rj.900. Terms, 84d0 caah, bal
ance monthly.
Hastings & Heyden,
1Q4 HARNEY BT.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Cathedral District
Bargain
This place at 4031 Charles St must be
sold now. House Is modern; haa k rooms,
hot water heat, paved street cement
walk. This plane Is a bargain at tho
price asked and tUO will make the first
payment. If you want something worth
while, so tills.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 2uu.
jSfSBce Rldg.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Do You Own a
Vacant Lot?
Wilt talc food sacant property as part
payment on on of the most desirable
apartment houses In Omaha, If you
own a vacant lot and haven't the money
to build, dou t overlook this opportunity.
Hastings & Heyden
1814 Harney St. o
REAL ESTATE 8URURBAN
standee.
Dundee
Homes
Price s),0(Xi
Price $G,(W0
Price $7,300
IVWtiK-'fiO
Price 40 1,KU
Price 35,0U0
H. H. Harper & Co.
1013-14 Citv Xat'l Bank Bid?.
Call J)onKlas2.70.
H'.anii.
$30 KQUITT. I.60.
In modern 6-roi ri cottage, I2.(jC0. Phon
Benson UO-J. S3H N. 6'st Ave.
HEAL KhTATK WANTED
Chicago Cash Prices Whrat: No. 1
red. 1 11.1314: No. 3 hard, I1.l4ltl.l6.
t'orn; No. 2 yellow, RStjfMSc; others nom
inal. Oats: N11, 3 white, new, 4tH4UUc;
No. 8 white, old, 4s4imOc; standard, old,
Sc. Rye: No. 2. II.Owu 1W. ltarley: Wt72c.
Seed: Timothy. 85 6xu.75: clover. IS St-t
3;5. Provisions: i'ora, 13.75; lard, t&.tiu;
tlbs. t.S.2f.tS.75.
ElK.H I'navltled: rrcrlpta, 7.71 cases;
at mark, cases Included, 16nV10c- ordinary
firsts, Lsjilik'; firsts, northern, Sjc; firsts,
sotithnr, 1!ty'l4jc.
IHiTAToeb ltwer; receipts. 30 cars;
Jersey cobblers, bulk, 6'it)fc; Minnesota,
Ohlos, 37 '((!.
I'Ol'LTRY Alive, lower; fowls. 13V;
springs, lti'i'S'nc.
NEW lOHK (iCNKRAL MARKET
Qaotatlons of the Day at Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. . FLOUR
Barely at eat! y.
WHEAT Spot, Invgiilsr; No. 1 red,
11.12H, c. I. ., New York, prompt ship
ment, all rail; No. 2 hard, ii 19, o. L f .
New York, to arrive, lftkn antl rail: No.
1 northern, Duluth, ti.o and No. U
northern. Mnnltolax, $1.03. c. I. f., Buf
falo. Futures, ratder; September. 11. UH.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, lc,
prompt shli'mrnt.
OATS SK't. firm: new standard, nomi
nal, No. 8 white, nnw, Ur64c, and fancy
clipped white, new, nominal.
HAY-Sttady; No. 1. 317Vi; No. 2, 81.28
TM J; No. 3. 1120, and shipping, 8L10tf4.ll,
all new.
HOP Firm; state, common to choice,
1D14 crop, ItjISc; Psclflo coast. W14 crop,
12ft15o: 111 crop, irllc.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, SOffSle; Cen
tral America, !tc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, Ho:
seconds. WKcf31C.
PBOVISIOMS Pork, steady; wire, $18.60
nnOO; (Hlnlly. 120.0(y(i'23.00; short clear.
81.6or.i2fiii. Ilecf, barely steady; mess,
17.ui4ilH.flo: lamlly. HS.OtVfiaO.OO. Lard.
asy: middle west. $8.1W .20.
TAIIAJvv imii; city, on, txu 11 ti 7 , s
4W c: siieclal. tc.
Bl'TTER Steady; receipts, 8.29R tubs;
creamery extras. 2oSic; firsts, 24SC6Stc;
seconds, 22 2340.
EOtiS Steady: receipts, 8.623 eases;
fresh gathered extras. 26HjCT7c; extra flrsu,
242i'.,c: firsts, 22Vitl'23H; seconds, 20i22..
CHEESE Easy; receipts. 3,170 boxes:
statu, whole milk, fresh, flats, white and
colored, specials, 13fc!&13ttc; do average
fancy, 13c.
POULTRY Atlve, firm: western chick
ens, broilers, 20c; fowls, 17c: turkeys,
l.Vil5c. Dressed: Steady; western fro sen
roosting chickens. 1822o; fresh fowla,
Icetl. liM7i4c; turkeys, lMjlSc.
Omakav 117 Market.
I'RAIRIE HAY There la a very larg
supply of hay on the market Total sup
ply on all roads. Including today's re
ceipts, amounts to between seventy-five
and eighty cars. There are about thirty
cars on the Union Pacific, thirty on the
Chicago & Northwestern and about
twenty on the Missouri Pacific and Bur
IttiKlon. The last twenty cara are south
ern hay from Kansas City. Prices must
decline low enough to prohibit shipments
from Kansas City here. With this heavy
aiinnlv on hand and proaDects of clear
weather ahead and liberal advices of hay I
to arrive, the market cannot remain
where tt haa been. The hay that la on
the market averages fairly good. Very
little, however, that Is choice, but th
majority will grade No. L Following is
the rang of values: Choics upland, ItO.U)
ti 11.00; No. 1, l0.00a 10.60; No. 2, P.IDWO tw;
No. 8, $7.00r(S.0o; choice midland. UO.OOr
10 M: No. 1. 1H.004I10.00; No. I, $.O0M.O0; No.
8 KOODOO; choice lowland. IfOtjt.iiO: No.
1. H.OOtjO.OO; No. 3. $7.OO'fl8.0; No. 3, 8o.3p
7.00.
The prevailing opinion of this market
seems to be that prices will be low dos
ing th fall and winter. There la not
enough demand to lake care of the sui
ply. There seems to be an abundance of
forage In all directions.
STRAW None on the market and has
not been for gome time. Cholc wheat la
quotable at from 80.0006.60. possibly
might bring l10.
ALFALFA Three cars In storage.
Practically no alfalfa arriving on the
market and practically no demand for
It. No. 1 to choice Is quotable at Sll.0tkd
12.00; No. 2, 8.00a 11.00; No. 8, 17.0oW.OO.
Kansas City Urals) and Prevlaleas.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 20. WHEAT No.
8 hard. 11.11.42; No. 2 red. 8l.lbQ1l.lS;
September, 11.04; December, 81.O4V04 0;
May. ll.tH'ul.'X',.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 73HfT75c: No. 2
white, 7474'c; September. 7nt'u TO7. ; .De
cember, OutiOoViC.; May. 62V8-i.t:.
OATS No. 2 white. 44W'C; No. 8 mixed,
404742c. n
bl'TTER Creamery, 17c; firsts, 2&c;
second, S3o; packing, inc.
EttijS- Ursts. se-oiida. 14c.
poiri.TRY Hens, 12c; roosters, IV;
broilers, lac.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Ana,
Aug,
0 I
0V
421,1
4 US
6 w
6 aVla
4 MV,
6 m
4 46 ,
ft Si
24i,i
84SI
04i I 7 Mi
T SKI 8 41l I
T 70 3 W 3 081
Tuj 17 7 Mil
T lav
T 83
7
7
7 Ml 8 171
8 !i, 8 P1
visia
o
nil 8 1
8 7l 7 11
1 M, 7 KM
04i 7 iO
IH I 7:ti
8 04 1
8 08
8 1'.!
8 12
8 14
I 8 Osi
T2
8 l
II kM 7 'i7l 8 001
8 4 7 81 8 m
Ttl.
4 811
T M
I
7 1
7 2
7 27
7 a,
7 21
7 10
7 CO
7 IT:
T Hi
7 1.
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7 7o t M
T t e4
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7 7- I 8
7 Bit 7 41
7 RSI 7 S4
IMttl
3 O01 7 4f
Kansas f Mr Live ork Market.
! KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2rt.-CATTI.rV-.
Receipts, 400 head: market steady; prime
ed .leers, 80.boiue.lk); dreed beef strrrs,
..Hfoat; wisir.n sieera . l . ,
! Blockers and feeders, 8K.3Ard8.2o; bulls, 85 25
'tav.n ca..es. "(J.0.n.
i IRYM4 Retlpts, 8.000 head: market,
higher; bulk of sales. fit.iVfiti 80; heavv.
8'iMi.J: packer and butchers. Sti60Wi
14
8 S4
8 0
.4
N Utl 7 '
8 3. 7 M
7.35; light. 3.Htvn-7.ar.; bigs. SiVOWiT.SR.
7 a, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. VW
7 72
Receipts and disposition of live s
at the In Ion Stock yards. South inn
Neb., for twenty-four hours, end inn
8 o'clock p. in., yratorday;
unuav
Receipts and disposition of live at
1 tnii.
indlng
KECEllTS-CAK IjOTS.
Cattle.llois.Slieep.il
C. M. ft St T 2
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacltio 2
Union l'aciliu y 4-
C. A N. W., east..., 1 i I
C. ft N. W., west.... 32 4
C, St. P.. M. St O.. .. 10
C . .11 A O. rut... 1 6
C, U. A W., west.. 7 Hi It
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 1 IT
c, it- l. 4k 1-., wosi. 1 1
llllnola Central . I
Chicago O. W .. 2
o.k
ha,
at
1J
Total receipts ..29 L
DI8POSlTION-nCAD.
Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
Morris ft Co 155 n
swift anu Company.... S44 1,1M 8,ltr
CiMlahy Packing Co.... 4 1.1S8 8.741
Schwarta tc i Oil ....
J. W. Murphy 1.270
Cudahy, from country 2,500
W. B. Vansunt Co 43
Benton, Vanaant A L... Ml
F. . Lewis 'X
Huston A Co 34
J. U. Root A Co 11
J. H. Bulla 2A
L. b Hubs
Kellogg 12
H. F. Hamilton 20
Mo. ft Kansas Calf Oo.. 27
Christie IS
Hlggina 12
Huffman C
Roth 3
Klin 7
Other buyer ll
Total 1.024 8,878 20,571
CATTLE As Is usually the case on
Friday th run ot cattlo u eampara
tlvcly small, only about tVU head, anu '
lhue included nothing at all attractive
In the way or either native or range twef.
Receipt o far tms wem, nowevsr, nave
been tolerably liberal, showing an In
crease of approx.mately jf.ooO head over
last week or th corresponding week tssl
year. Cornfed catue have been work
ing towards a lower basis owing to bad
reports from the east and the competition
of western rangers. Closing quotations
are In the neighborhood of lfAiJba lower
than a week ago and only the desirable
light and hanuy weight appear to be In
demand. Heavy tattle are very slow and
uncertain sellers. For range beef the
market ha been very satisfactory from
start to finish and closing prices sr little
If any lower than they were at the close
of last week. There is not much compe
tition from the feeder buyers, but de
mand from local dressed beef men baa
iieen healthy throughout.
Quotations on tattle: Oood to choice
fed yearlings, lO.OftilMO; fair to good (ed
yearling., 37.7t!(8.75; common to fair fed
yearlings, 80.754)7.76; good to choice heavy
beeves. 89ixiiH.40; fair to good cornfed
beeves, S4.2u4itt.00; common to fair corn
fed beeves, 6i.04)!26; prim grass beeves,
2f4H.',5; good to choice grass beeves,
t7Hofi.2f.: fair to good grass beev, 8 '.40
ti7.K; common to (air grass beeves. 8" 40
47.0; good to choice (ed heifer.. 17 OO-u)
8.50; good to choice fed cows, 16.54'7.?r;
good to choice grass heifer., In.retftf7.0u;
good to choice grass cows, 8ti.254.A.76; fair
to good rows, &.Tbi2ti.26: common to fair
cows, 84uOt6.75; good to choice feeders,
!7.8,.e7.HO; (air to good feeders. 8 .70417.35;
common to fair Blockers, K TO: slock
heifers, 86 7542.76 : stock coirs. 85.5OVi.0O;
Block calves, Rfrajjaoo; veal calves, 27.0Ot
IO.O11; bulla, stags, .-to.. Si.0u4j7.0O.
Representative sales:
BBKV BTEER8.
N. A. Pt. S. A. Ft.
11 tin n
ST Er)ltH AND HEIFERS.
M 4 1 so
HISIFERU.
U HI III 1 Mil 411
4 67 4 r. 4 UI Ml
a. U) IU 1 4W u
CALVES.
1 ST 8 7 1 1 T
1 170 1 40 I ISO 1
14 410 7 H 1 1M W W
1 K
HTCsCKERfl AND FEICDRItS.
8 mo 4 M 8 w 111
4 0)5 4 t II. (M 7 W
I iU 4 H f 7 1 to
80 UI 7 00 84 IN
HOtrH Huppliaa wer pretty decent for
a Friday, estimate calling for In th
neighborhood of 130 cara, or 8,500 head.
Totai (er the week in oat ia 45.018 bead,
being 17.000 larger than for tne last
week, lK.OtM heavier than two weeks ago,
and almost twice ss larg as for U
Corresponding period ta.t year. This Is
tbe heaviest run for several weeks back.
Light hoga reacted sharply this morn
ing and In most rases sold at a 1260
advance over yr.lorday'a figure.. Snip
pers had taken on new life and a littl
packing comiwtltloti lielped tilings out
for the sellers. A good many light hogs
sold st 81.7.ri4r7.00 snd desirah a stuff
reached If. 06 more than once, this being
the highest price paid.
Late reports from tli yards were to
th effect thai there were hi II 1 a few
loads unsold. Cloae was pretty mean,
most of tho early advance having been
lost on the late sales. Bulk of tne kill
era' purchases was made at td.lu4jo.S0.
' t. -.4. M- k kl-k... I . k . . . J . . .-. .
.'--, 1 ' , 1 . . niRiiri 1 milling . -i -v. ,
yearlings, K r.l.tio; wethers, o.5trtfi.2i;
irmrs, o.4.vo.
SI. I. nets Lire Stork Market,
ST. !-UIR Al'PT. 20.-OATTLK Rw
crlpts, WO head; market steady; native
beef steers ST.SOKflrlO.lA; Yearling steer
heifers, Ss.&tVilooo; cows 8 f"ie;.oO; stock
rrs and feeders. 8.0io8 26; stuthrrn
steers, 8A.S4U4I.8&', cows and helfors, 84.1X)
(ilftoO; native riOvos, Kuvifll.BI,
HOGS Receipts. 7.000 head; market,
higher; pigs and lights, 87,Ar;.7ri: mlxel
andbutchera, f7J6tj7.75; goodi heavy, 80.80
SHBETP AND I .MTtS Receipts, 800
head; market atradv; lambs, WTTlfcO;
sheep and ewes, Si-SoajTOO.
t. Joaesb 1.1 re Sltotik Market.
ST. JOSFPH. Mo.. Aug. . CATTIJ"
Receipts, 800 head; market steady; s terra,
r.60410.!; cows and heifers, "HOOiai);
calves, 8 KVI10.2R.
HOOS Receipts. . head) market
steady; top, $7.10; bulk of ssles, 86.30
ti7.05.
SHEEP AND LAMRi Rr4pts, 2,500
head; market (Steady; lambs, 17.7M7.15.
New Tork Money Market.
NBW TORK, Aug. 30. PRlMiJ MEfR
OANTIT.K PAPER fS4r8i per cent
STEKMNtJ UXCIIA NtlB Sixty-day
bills, 84 3; demand. 84.87M; cablrsL 84 .8K29.
SlLVJuIV-Bor, 47V; Mexican dollars,
27c.
BONDS Oovemment, wesJt railroad,
weak.
TIMES IAN8trdy! sixty days, IS
prr cent; nlnrty days, S-itlfl par ont; six
months, 3V r cent
CALL MONWY Mtradr: highest, I rwr
crnt; lowest. 1 per cent; ruling rate,
l per cent; last loan, 2 prr oent; closing
bid, IH per cent; offered st 2 per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today were:
V. g. rf. la, rg... 7H U N. an. 4. 81 A
4n ceupoa ' M , K. A T. 1st 4a.. V4
V. . reg lix)Mo. Pso. ev. is.... 31
4n ennpen IftoS N. r. CWn. s.b as l
IT. 8. im. rsg I0 N. y. C. 4Ua OSui.loiu
4" coupon HO ft. T. . 4Um. 10 J
A. T. T. e. 4S..10IHN. T n, it H.
lla roapoB II ev. Ht
r-ms Is. eotiTMiB. .oev N.s. Purine 4s...... sw
Atner. Snwlt. Is. . . .lis) Nor. Psnins 7
Armour A Co. 4 Sis. Its -rm. n. l rf. 4. ft
Atohlson sn. 4s.... 1W Paiirie T. T. Is.. 7
Hal. a Ohio 4s.... M Wnna. roa. 44a....1Ww
Ten. -paclfls 1st.... Pmna. gwi. 4ls.. 17C
Ovss. O. IVis.... I4 Itsalas smt 4s It
C. B. A Q . 1. 4... S-ih.-). U 4 a. T. r. 4s. Mu
. IIM 4S. . I Pa. Pas. ov. Is sou
ft. R. I. A r. r. 4s. M' So. ib, f. 4,.,. itv
l" (. rf 414s. SO Ho. Hallway Is.... as
rt. 4 R. O. rsf. U. 44 t'oloo PtoKlo 4s.... i
KHa (sn. 4. ss Pnlna Parlflo ev. 4s. ssu
Ora. Klrrtrls Is.. ..If tt. 44. Itabbar .... I(fi
OC Nor. 1st 4S... !l 8. Btasl ftm....lOT4fc
111. 0B. Mrf. 4. M W.ltasn 1st M Ins
K. V., 8. rrnt. is.. ST l I el.s 4Ss.... Tt4
BIO. otlsrsS, Wrrt. Klecu or. is. .114
Cofree Mark4.
NHW TORJC. Aug. 20. OOFFEE7
Llquldation, partly due to nervousness
over International relations, caused an
opening decline of I to 4 point In the
market for coffer ftitisre today. Thrr
was not much coffee for sale, however,
and prlcra soon turned steadier. The
close waa not 4 points higher to 2 point
lower. Hule.. 13.260 begs. August .3Ko;
September, 37c; Octohwr, n.41o; Novem
ber, 6.44c; Decenibor, 8.48o; January, 6.."i2c;
February, 4J.57c; March, dfflo; Ajafll, 4.G5c;
May. .7)c; June. .74c; July. 17So. Spot,
quiet; Rio 7s 7o; Santos 4a. WSo, Cost
snd freight order reported unchanged
round 1 6fa''t.75o for Santos 4a. Rio ex
change, 1-liki lowmr, at 12Sd. Santos.
50 rela lower.
SHARES AEE DEPRESSED
NEW TORK, Aug. 20. -The sinking of
the Biitlali liner Arnblo constituted al
most the sole market Influence today,
stocks tiring depressed for thn greater
part of tho active session with Irregular
improvement at the close. War eprelxl
tles suffered the most severe losses, their
declines at the outset extending from Uu
to eight point.
1 nlted States steel again was the tnn.-i
conspicuous Issue and some Investment
railway shares also felt the force of th"
selling pressure, much of which appeared
to emanate from professional sources.
Dealings attain attnlned very Inrge pro
ptirtlons, agttregntlng l.o.T,oii slinre.i. 11,
I rt i amount steel contributed about 2o
per cent.
Bethlehem atrel Issues, while not
among thr active slocks In thrlr cIsbh
achieved sudden prominence In the lstcr
dealings, the common advancing 10 point
lo and the preferred R4 points to 14..
Many margined accounts were closed a
a result of the heavy losses recorded at
the opening, and to that extent tlie tech
nical position of the market probithly s
sounder than for some weeks past. The
trading rlmirnt la strongly committed to
the short side of the account and may be
expected to maintain that position licnd
In an adjustment of tho International
situation.
Kxehanae markets Indicated bv their
further strength that progress I belna
nmlle In th discussion now under way o
rrtahllah credits In this market.
Continued rase of domestic monetary
cond tlonB was In keeping with the
further gain In cash expected In tomor
row's bank statement. Inng time loans
were quntahly unchanged, but half year
aconmmndatlnns were offered at a slight
reduction In high class collateral.
Bunds wrre mostly lower, the only mar
ket exception bring Chicago, Rock Island
and Paclflca which rose with the shares.
Total sales par value amounted to 23,113.-
000
Panama 3s declined Vs prr crnt snd the
?e 1 nrr crnt on call.
Number at ssls. .nil leailtng (piotst'eas 011
stocks wt ss follows:
Fslf.. Illih. lw. Clo...
Ala.ts OoM l.FW t Ifi H
America n4 shtgar IM) at an
Amsrtrsn On 4'.'n lH Ml.
Amertesn BnvHt. tf.. 81114 T
ameni-sn e It , txn.,,
7's
l(Kti
10
11
XI
1
71
to VI
4',
is
4 n n-iv ltru us
l.on 44 4S 4"s
S
IJi
44 'f,
4tS
4114
"is
44
Sll,
1H lJ'v
4414 44S
41
yi
4
X
tr
JUS
4,11X1 1T?H 17a 171'.
ST "4
t
low !
4JV4
117
inu,
3
S1.C4 H'i 8314
'twin 'jH
(1 14114 141
WANTED to buy 2 lota, mui.t be con
nect eo on us .i tit vf 1 t - 1.1. . tm.,
and price. Address K -(. Bee.
REAL K8TATE IX KSTMENTM
Foil BALE or rent, trackag building
11th aod Bcwtuil, Xsju. Apply H.4
Oust st
REAL ESTATE VACANT
ONE of the best lotated lots In Morning
Id addition (or amis, cup. Wal. 1145.
Minneapolis 4. rain Market.
MINNEAIVH.IS. iMnn . Aug. 30 I
WHEAT September. IL'si'i; Docemlier,
!uT.c; No. 1 hard. 81 t"S: No. 1 northern.
Old. tl.-iV.til 4TS-
FIjOI'R--DecllneC; fancy patents, 80.6' ;
first clears, S5.uo; sev,nd clears, S-itsi.
liA RLKY t )d, ifr.c. new, 62471 1.
rtVli-t'i;'c.
HRAN--n.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 747!S
CORN No. 3 yellow, WW- .
OAT.-' No. S while, new, Slltt&
FLAX-Sl.ttStJ l.V
N. A. (. Pt.
87 Jl ... Ii
Ml ... I N
14 a'J4 4 I
i tf 4v 4 10
71 0 844 4 10
4s f7 ... 4 If,
41 m 1 9
17 i' 10 4 .
k4 2.1 IM 4
U U4 SO 4 IS
14 "4 ... IH
71 f4 r 4 46
No.
4i...
74...
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Mil ... 4 IS
2.X. ... 4 i
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' ST. IjOIUS, Mo., Aug. 20. WHEAT I
No. 2. Sl.lM1 1; No. 2 hard, nominal;
September. II.OT.l,: Itrcember, 11.03 '
CORN No. 2 white. Vt;; September, '
74V,e; IKiceintr, l',.'y'lo-
OATS No. 2 new. 4ic; No. 2 white, old
"2c; do tie, 42', c.
Kt'SsmM pplread Dr'nl l-"rsi.
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r.rytv I i ' rv rv , au. c. srviut t KtJ 1
APPI F-S Dull 1
DIUEIt FRCIT8 Prune, quiet. Aj.ri-.
cots. linn, p caches, quiet. Rauln. firm
l.ltrrpowl raln Market.
LIVFRPOOU Aug. 20 WHEAT Spot
No. 2 Manitoba, lla 24d; No. 8, lis 4y,d;
No. 1 northern Iuluth. lis 8Sd.
CORN-Spot, American mixed, new. 8s.
Sngar Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-SI OAII Rsw:
Finn; centrifugal, 4lc; molaases, 8ITc.
Refined: Steady. Sugar futurea opened
firmer early today and al noon prices
wr 54J10 points nt higher.
i
SHEEP A very liberal Friday run, on
of to heaviest In a long time, was on
hand today. Supplies of fifty-eight cars,
or 16,000 bead, brought the week's total
up to 105.6.4 head, which la 48.000 larger
than a week ago, more than twice as
large as for two weeks ago, and 32.uk)
heavier than (er th same week bust
yrar. Receipts (or ti.s last five days axe
the largest sine 11 in October UlsI
e-.-.
Th number of Iambs on sal wai hardly
.arge a to. mi receipt would IndLmie.
as some fifteen cara came censign.a
direct 10 a packer. Even at that hom
es er, packer had a liberal assortment to
tiltk from. Chicago reported a sharply
ilgher trad and after a little preliminary
dickering tli local ruarmat opened (airly
active, and as a general thing lid-lo
higher. A lew of th first amies wr ouiy
3 noted as H4l'l5c up, but it Is af to
escribe the irmde ss all of ltt(2vc up,
and most trader quoted price U4fltoc
better. Several strings of good lambs
sold ss high ss 880, which up to a
1st hour was th day's top, and aoiue
le desirable bunches wer scattered on
down.
Feeder lamb, were quotably steady with
yesterday. There was not much of an
mmeorttuunt to pick from, and wall up to
Cotton Market.
NBW TORK. Aug. SO. COTTON Spol,
quiet; middling uplands, 9.35c; sales, 12
bales.
Future opened steady: October, 828c;
.December, 958c; January, 9,k0c; March,
9.61": May, 10.15c.
Th cotton market closed at 9 M fur De
cember to to 8 points net lower.
CotUan futures chwd stesdy; October,
98.V; December. (i,63c; January, 9.76c;
March. 10 7c; May. 10 4l)o.
LIVERPOOL Aug. JO.-COTTON Spot,
easier; good middling, (72d; middling,
6 421; low middling;, 4.9M. Ssles, I2,ti0
bales.
Oil nasi Reeln.
R.4VANVAJI. Aug. 30. TURPENTINE
Firm. 8;c; salee, 811 hbla.; receliKs, 848
bbla.; shiptnent. 302 bbls.; Block, 18.238
hbla.
ROH1N Firm: sale. 1.634 bhls : receipts.
HM bids.; shipments, 2 672 bbls.: stock.
1.04 bbls, yuote: A. 11. l3.Mr2 sf.; C, D.
13.804M.90: ia 13.9fXf2.8o: F. 82.".1 Oo; O.
H I. i.i.M0: ;.2:.ff0.Sti: M. 8.!i4
4.; N. M.70"14.7B: WO. 8T..fi6: WW. t7.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Aug. 20. METALS Ix-ad,
offered at 14 46: epeltrr. not quoted.
Copper, nominal: rlretrolytlc, SI8.76'irl7 W.
Iron, steady and unchanged. Tin. quirt
1 y.frT3.7,V At Iymdon: Spot copper. 06;
futures, ItM tjs (VI electrolytic. t'.'S 10s.
STot tin 148 .: futures. 149 10.. Anti
mony, lir.. At London: Lead, i.'2t 6s 3d,
spelter, L.u.
Drv Goods Market.
NT5V YORK. Aug. 20.-DRY OOODS
Cotton good quiet; prices essler; yarns
quiet: wool firm; libber more active;
knit goods firmer.
Cblldrrn tn Assist In Harvest.
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
LONDON. Aug. 14. To assist In th
harvest, th education committee nf ths
county of Kent hav released nearly 1.509
sctiool children. Kent bag been called th
garden of England, and la devoted largely
to orchards, berry farm and hop fields.
Am.rtr.o Rus-ir Reftn... tn 1"S4 into.
Amsrtran Tsl. A T.I S.S"t 13l4 121H
American Tnoxcro
Ansrnnda Mining Snann 71',
Atrhtson 3.1m llx
palttmor. Ohio i xxl 1i
nrnoklrn Ranld Teantll.. 4 '
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Wmeesks 4 Ohio J.S10
Chlnaso, Orat "Vi'estrrn
till., Mil. St PsmI.... I onrt
rhlMMbi A Northwsstera. J"l
rrhln. Coposr ., S.oo
rMloraso truel Iron.... 7.0
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ftrssl Norlhsrn Ors elt., 27.SIM
Oummnli.lm Riploretloa.. 1,100
Illinois ontral
Intarhormtstl Met. pfd..
InsHrstlon Copper .....
International Hxrxsstrr
Ksnsse city rlnuthern
lhlsb Vall.r
IoiiI.tIIIs Ksshvtlla.
M.xlran r.tmlum .....
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DIN'S
REVIEW
OF TRADE
Ferrlgn Kxrbang and Labor Trou
ble Aneoy,
NFTW TORK, Aug. . Dun's will say:
International monetary complication
and diaturbancea In the ranks of labor
constitute th chief elements of uncer
tainly In the general situation). There Is.
however, nothing either unsound or dis
quieting in strictly domestic finance and
though further controversies between
employers and wage earners have arisen,
serious and protracted troubles have thus
far been avoided. The foreign exchange
problems which attract much attention
are essentially those of the belligerent
nations abroad and aflect thla country
malnlv In the sense that export trade
may b Impeded unless relief I afforded.
Itecent Importation of gold feJIeOi to
check the depreciation of European funds
in the New York market and more ef
fective means will be necessary to cor
rect conditions that are wholly lacking
In precedent Negotiations ar under way
with thi end 1: view, but th exact
n-ure of the remedial mertire to b
adopted remain largely a matter of con
Jeetur. Because It was attend d by oonsid
erabte loss of life and destruction of
property the most adverse event of tl."
week wa the storm that completely isol-
i Isted several cities along the coast o:
Texas. Shipping and railroad traffic,
I suffered and rrowlnir rotton was dam
aged, though to what extent Is not def
inllely known. Otherwise, the leading
cmpa are doing finely. Ornas earnings
of roads reporting (or tho tlist week ('
August made a better showing than fo'
tbe nam -i!od of any previous niunl'i
this year.
Weekly ban, clearings were $2.9K6,'I,
912, an Increase of 02.8 per cent over last,
year, when most of the exehang-ea wrie
closed.
London Stork Market.
LONDON, Aug. 20. American securities
responded to the decline In Wall slice,,
ta it ti I'nlted States Steel the most active
on the decline. A (ew Amerlcsui Gold
bonds were sold snd International Mer.
rant lie Marine and American Telephone
and Telegraph received attention. Clos
ing was dull.
SILVER Bar, 22 lS-14d per ounce.
MONET I'll per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES- Short bill. 4",
per cent; three months. 4'tlii per 'rit'
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 20. Bank cleaiinho loi
Omaha today were 83.2;to.533 68 and to:
th corresponding day last year, !2.Y.
849 92.
Persistence is the cardinal vir
tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects, it must be
run frequently and constant
ly to be really succcessful.