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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Is Firm and Gains
, About Cent Over Wednes
day's Prices.
RECEIPTS LITTLE LIGHTER
' Omaha, Awust 14, 111.
The casta wheat market was firm and
faliiM about a cent over yesterday a centra)
lur ei- micea.
The high point of th market today wm
11.49, the earns as yesterday, but the bulk
or the Minnie to lay s'.id aroind 1 it
. Kid l 49, wMle only a tew ears of choice
wheat sold at 11.49 en the day previous.
Receipt of wheat were somewhat lighter
today, but corn and oata showed a (od
lnr-miM.
The corn market, arneranr. waj lower.
wltfe the exception of whita corn, which
old at ateady prtcea While corn sold, for
the ft rut time In many week a, at a premium
over the yellow corn, the No. 3 white oern
aeillnff at fclc. while the htrhest price for
in aay on yellow corn waa fcoo.
The oata market ruled from He to Ho
Higher wun rerr ooa receipts ana an ex
cel lent caah demand. No. 3 white cate
old at 40, standard aold from 4So to He,
and No. I white waa quoted at 4tc.
Rye receipts were fair, but those of barley
were wry tight There waa a food demand,
howevr, for both rye and barley and these
marktte remained steady.
Clearances were; Wheat and flour equal
to 1.07MO0 bushels; corn, 171,900 bushels;
oats, It&.ooo bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, nnchanfetl to Id
lit her; corn ateady to Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were Mtl.OAO bu.
and shipments 1.164,000 bu.. against receipts
af 1,104,000 bu. and shipment of 12 MOO bu.
fast year.
Primary corn receipts were 424,000 bu.
and shipment 179,400 bu., aralnst receipts
of 127,000 bu. and shipments of 360,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,S4,000 bu.
and shipments 1.041,000 bu., against receipts
of 1.234,000 bu. and shipments of 947,000 bu.
last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPT.
' Wheat, Cora. Oats.
Chicago 139 . si tog
Minneapolis .,.,,.,,.,..169 - ...
t'aluth 91 ... ....
Omaha ,..124 43 10
Kansas City , , .....821 74 22
Ht. Ix-ols , H2 It ce
Winnipeg 400 ... ...
These sales war reported today :
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 7 cars, 11.49.
No. I hard winter: I cars, 91.49; I cars,
91.48 Vi: 9 cars. 91.48. No. 9 hard winter:
1 car, 91.49: 1 car, 11.44: I 9-1 ca.s, 91.49;
1 ear, II. 47; 9 oars, 91.47; f cars. 91,44;
I 49 car. 91-49; 1 ear, 91.44; 1 car, 91.49.
No. -4 hard winter; 2 cars, 91.49; 1 ear,
91.40; 9 ears. 91.29; 9 cars, 91.99. Sample
hard winter: 1 car. $1.49; 1 car, $1.26; 1
car, 91.92; 1 car. 9194. No. 9 durum: 9-9
tar, 92.27. No. 3 mixed:- I 3-9 cars, 91.49;
t car, 91.43.
Rye No. 3: 1 car, 91.10. No, i I oar,
1.14. ' ' - . - , .. r .
. Barley No. 4: 1 ear, 90e, -
Corn -No. I whits: 4 oars, lie. No, 9
white; S cars. Sic;, t car, goc No. 9
white: 1 car, TV,c; 1 car, 7Hc No. 1
yellow: 1 car, 91c, No. 3 yellow: I rare,
10410. No. 9 yellow: 4 oars, lotto. No,
yellow: 2 car, 79c; 1 car, 77 Wo. No.
mixed: I cars. 80c. No, 9 mixed: 4 cars,
90c; 9 ears. Tift a; 9 oars, 7 a. No. 4
mixed: 4 cars, 79c. No. 9 mixed: t cars.
744c No. 4 mixed: 1 ear, 40c 2 1 car
77o, Sample mixed:. 1 oar, 79o 1 car, 7io
Oats No. I white; 3 cars, 44c. standard.
9 cars, 44c; I cars, 48e. No. 9 white: 14
ears, 48 He. No. 4 white: 4 oars, 44c. No,
4 mixed: 1 car, 4le. Sample: I oar, slfto,
4 cars, 41c; 1 oar, 41 He.
, Omal.a Cash, Prices Wheat: No. I hard,
tl.4Stfl.49; No. 2 hard, 91.4241.49; No. 4
hard. 91.9901.44; No. I spring. fMt..fti;
No. spring-. 9l.43tfl.60, No. 9 durum, 91.84
fU0; No 9 durum, 911201.18. Cora
No. 3 white, 94 it tie; No. whits, 80
ft Sic; No. 4 white, 790tfOa; No. I white
7S79Hc; No 9 white, 770710; No. &
yellow, 980O80o: No. 9 yellow, 890
80o; No. 4 ytllow, 79H4)10c: No. 4 yellow,
79079o; N. 4 yellow, 770?3r; No.
3 mlx6 TOHOOcS No. 9 mixed, 710
80c: No. 4 mixed, 7l07e; No. 9 mixed,
7l078He; No. ff mixed, 74 0 774.. Oats: No.
3 white, 42K044tto; alaadard, 42044o;
No. 3 white, 44Mlc; No. 4 white, 41
0490, Barley: Malting 9Oo091.OO; No 1
feed. 734742c. Kyei '91.190i;3O;, No, I
11.1901.19. i - J .
OMAHA FVTTJBbs) tAXKKT.
The future wheat market opened tront
Int heavy selling and profit-taking caused
a sharp break before the close of the
Ion. There has been very little change
In the outlook for wheat and over ft million
bushels were reported sold at . the sea
board for export. Following the break In
whet and ooupled with optlmlatlo erop
reports the corn market ruled a fraction
lower. Xate corn la making rapid progreri
and, at present, gives promise of fairly
good crop. This la true of most of the
north and central corn1 belts, the only dta
t-ouiating news being received la from the
aouth, whore rain Is badly needed.
The oats market was firm, but trading
In I Wa market was , comparatively light.
September oata advanced o, Deeemeer
'closed 440 higher and May ruled at about
14 o advance.
Omana closing prices bn futures far this
flay: . -.
Art. Open. High " Low. Close. Tea.
Sept ( i 44 1 41 111
Dee. 1 149-W I 1 10 147
May j I 994. t IJHjHl'
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le; No. ' 3 yellow, H084o; fl.pt.mber,
UHc; EMcainbsr, 7Jt,o; May. 1t4J!.c.
o.i. No. 3 whke, 414c; No. a mix.
Butter Creamery, 28e; firsts S6oi aaa.
onas. 2le: packinr. 23He.
Efts First., 28c.
Poultry Heiu, lfio; roo.tra, lOtte; broil
n, lie
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NEW 0K UKNKBAlt MARKET. .
Qwtattm. of th. pay tb. LndU. Cm-
ReiHllttee
New Pork, Aug. 94. Flour Market barely
steady.
Wheatspot, easy; No. 1 durum, 9I.90U;
No. 3 hard. 91.44 W; No. 1 northern Daluth.
91-74; No, i northern Manitoba. 91.73.
f, e. b. New York.
Corn Spot, easy; No. I yellow. 97 o,
e. L t. New York.
Oats pot, Orm; No. 9 whita, 6ICSlo.
Hop Quia t; slate, common to choice,
! leather Firmer; hemlock firsts, JTr; ser-
rrovlKlons Pork, strong; mens, 929.600
SO 00; family, 949.OO034.QOi short clear,
134,00028.00. Beef, firm; meee, 130.000
30.60; family. I13.OO032.OO. ,Lard, grm;
middle went. 914.10014.20. . ' .
'in I low steady; city, J c; country, tHO
ButUr Firm; receipts, 18.449' tubs;
creamery axjtras. I20J2o; firsts, 310
Ho; seconds, 390900.
Kgga Firm; receipts, 19.26S cases; fresh
gathered, extra fine, 84036c; -extra firsts.
S2019; Units, 29 0 21c.
Cheewe Firm; focctpts, 4,479 boxes; state
fresh specials. 170lTo; states, average
fancy. 17017H. ,
Poultry Alive, Arm; broilers, 39c; fowls,
19c;, turkeys, 16019c. Dressed, Arm: broil,
ere, 220910; fowls, 1701tc; turkeys. 260
3o. , . . T
MtnaeepeJIa Orals MaritK.
Minneapolis. Aug. 34. Wheat SepUmbar.
tl.94: cash. No. 1 hard, 81.41; No. 4
northern. 1. 6801.41; No. t northern,
fl. 6401.69.
Flotir Unchanged.
r Barley-74C091.O4. . ... ,
Kre 91.1701.19.
: rm 919.20091.09.
Corn -No 9 yellow, 9409Te.
Oat No. 9 white. 0440, - ."
Tlaanwad 19.1402,14. r
' Uvsrpssi Ciratn Market.
Uveipool, Aug. 24. Wheat Spot Ma.
VnUoba, lis; No. I, 14a lid; No 3 14a
4d: No. 3 red western winter, 14 lid.
Com Spot American mixed, new, li)a 7d-
sTsaasi Ctty tlenersJ Market. -
Kansaa City, Mo Aug. 94. Wheat No.
J hard. 91.49 01.66; No. 9 red, 91.6001.69:
sVptembor. 41440144 ; December,
814101,44; liar H. M. .
Corn No. 1 inlxed. 93 0 9301 No, I whita.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Dip Early, but Rise Sharply an
Renewed Damage Reports
Chicago, Aug. 24. Ignoring bullish news,
a natural reaction sent wheat prices down
c to le today. Corn closed o lower to
04c higher; oats a shade to o up; pork
closed 36c lower to 10c htgher.
All day yesterday professional traders
looked for a reaction from higher prices,
but prices held comparatively ateady. To
day watchful waiting waa resumed. Prices
held firm for an hour and then began to
lower. Thereafter the story was simple
long wheat was sold for profit until the end
on a large scale. Higher cables, bad crop
news, an advancs at Rosarlo and other news
waa Ignored. December dropped 30. from
th top and at the closs wa o to e over.
the bottom.
The feature In the corn pit waa tne mur
ine- by local professionals who took Decem
ber options early, and aold later. Kansas
corn waa reported badly damaged In the
last sixty davs. There was a goon as-
mm n u lot j
Oata were relatively firm. At ine top
there was heavy selling, but prices hold
well. An active foreign demand wa re
oorted. based on an estimate that the world
orop waa 20 per cent less than a year ago.
The feature of tne provisions irano
the demand for lard, which waa wanted for
the foreign account September pork aold
off 86c, Lard advanced 701Oo and rib
KlAurl fUa lAwer to 2U0 b Kher.
Cash Prices wneat: wo. i rea, si.e
l llli' No 1 red. 11.44 OT.tZtttt no.
? h.rA 11.61 A1.-66U' No. 2 hard. 91.:901.63.
Corn: No. 9 yellow, 970840; No. 4 yl-
taw nominal: No. 4 wnite. nominal, iseis
No.'9 white, 46 0 44o; standard. 440
i7Un Rv.; No., 2. 92UCt barley. 96c091. 16,
Seeds: Timothy, nominal; clover, red, 97-00
014.00. Provisions: For. ii7.B&: tara.
418.47: rib, 9i4.oooi4.4t.
Butter Firm: receipt, 9.109 tubs; cream.
ry extras, 21c; extra firsts, 3O0Oo;
firsts, 29Z9e. '
f.:Hrirni! tenalttts 2.499 caaea first
16436c; ordinary firsts, 2J0i2c; at
marn, caaea inciuaea, ivjia,
Cheese steady; daisies, ievioe;
horns, . 16 017c; , Americas, 170170
twin. ib.ni9c.
Potatoes Hlght-r; receipts, 19 oa-s. jersey
bulk cobblers, 91.8001.36; Minnesota and
Early Ohlos. 81.0901.10.
PHiiiry Alive, steaay: lowia, ltviTe;
springs, lie. -
OMABA GENKRA1, MAstlJBT
Butter No, 1 creamery. In earton or
tuba. 200 1 NO. I 110.
Cheese Imported Swiss, n 4o: domse-
te Bwlsa, 94; block Hwtes, 180 ; twin. 170;
triplet. 17o; daisies. I7e; Young Amer
lea. lOVhoi blue latwl brick. Uo. Urn
berger, 40o: New York white. 20o; Kooque
forl, 460. ,
rREBH fish naiiDUt, 170. cainsn,
mall. 17oi catfish, large steak, 16c; red
salmon, Mot fall ralmon, 11 n; whltcflsh, su
perior fteiklrk ant other northern stoca, isc
trout. No. 1, 17c, yellow pike. No. 1, 14o;
bullheads, 16c; carp, No. I, fa; black bass,
22c ; cropplss, modlum, 1 6c ; pickerel,
dreeaed, fancy, lie; i steak codfish, shore
fish, 13a; tlleflsh hew), 9c; red snapper.
He i aoanlsh mackerel, 16c: Lake Erie, Jum
bo whlteflah, 22o; flounders, fanry stuck,
lie; fresh headless shrimps, per gal. 91.26;
fresh reeled shrimp, per gaL, IS. OJ.
Beef cut him: no. l. is wo: no. i.
17o;' No. 9, He. Ulna: No. 1, 23c; No.
9. 19c; No 9. 10. Chucks: No. 1, 13e;
No. 9. 13e: No. 9, 10o. Round: No. 1,
lflo; No. 2, 14o; No. 9, 110. Plates:
No. l.lftc: No. 3. 9e: No. 9, 9a.
Fruit and veaetaais areas rurniaaad or
uumsHy rrun uo
Fruit oranges: 90s, 100s, 1x4a, ibdv. dox,
94; 138. 248t, 44,60; 160. 46; 174s, 200s,
314s. 260a, 96.26. Lemons: Golden Bowl,
200a, 340s, box. 99.40; HlU'S Reds, 300s, 240s,
99. Apple: Oravensteln, box, 99.36; Bell
flowers (due 19th, 91.76; aookiag apples,
bb)., 33.
Dectdlouo Fruits Peaches: Elberta, Cal.,
crate, 91.36; Carmen, Colo., extra, 91.04;
Carmen, Colo., fancy, 91; Carmen, Colo.,
choice, 96o, Grapes. Malagaa, crate, 92.
Peara: Cal. Bartietta, crate, 99.60; choice
CaL Bartlatts, 99.26; Colo. Clappa 92.60,
fancy 9-tler 92.29, choice 6-tier 92.26, choice
4-tler 99; Colo. Bertie Us 92.76, 6-tier 92-60,
fancy 9-tler 49.40. Watermelons: Lb., lo.
Cantaloupea: Standards, crate, 99; penya,
99.60; nats, vi.ioi Mission en, sua, is.ia.
Banana: Bunch, 91.74 to 92.40.
Veaetablsa Sweet potatoes, hamper,
$1.94; Cel., 100 -lb. craf.es. 94.96; potatoes,
bu., 91; Spanish onions, orate. 11; cel.
onlona, lb,' 9o; tomatoea, basket 66c;
Hioiugan oaiery. oot., toot peppers, nasaou
60c; pea, basket, 91; head lettuce, dot.,
91: eorn, dos., I601 garlic lb., 30c.
Poultry Broilers: 1 to 3 id., jso:
broilers, over 9 lbs., 14c; hens, oyer 4
lbs,, 1461 hena. under 4 lbs., 14c; roos,ri
and ataga, 100 loo ; geese full featherod lat.
loot young and oin aucas. run reatnerea.
fat, 19o 1 turkeys, any .slse over 9 pounds,
14c 1 turkeys, ) than 6 pounds, half prle;
old terns. 84c: capons, 9 lb, and over, 31c;
auineas. each, i&o: sauaoa. nomers. it ox.
each, per dox., 94-00; squabs, homers, 12 ua
eaon. per ooa., sj.ov Sfiuaos, nomers, s oa
each, per dox., 91.69; squab, homers, under
9 oa. each, par dua 60e; pigeons, par doa.,
74c.
Mlecellaneoua- CrackerJaek, - corn pops
and checkers, case, 98-60; half oases, 91 16;
peanut, Special No. L lb.. 9o; Jumbo
peanuts, 9o; popcorn, oaae, 92.60; honey,
new, oaae, 99.74.
' Si. Lents Oral Market.
St. Loul, Aug. 34. Wheat No, I red,
91.9701.93; No. I hard. 91.6101.69;
September, 81.47; December, 81.51.
Com No, 'l, 960860; No. 8 white,
99Hai September, 96o; December, 74 c
Oat No. I, 4l44c; No.' 2 whits,
440, t '; . "
Coffee Market.
New York, Aug. 24. Report of a firmer
tendency In ocean freight rates, and talk
of a renewed trade demand were followed
by a advance In coffee future today. Th
market opened at an advance of 4 to 4
points, and sold about 14 to 14 point net
higher during tha day with September
touching 9.94c and March 9.99c, a new high
ground for tha movement. Closing prices
were within a point or two of the best,
showing a net advance of 19 to 16 points.
Sales, 49,009 bags; August, 9.94c; September,
9.94o. October, 9.96o; November, 4.860; De
cember. 4.46o; January, 9.01c; February,
4.94c; March, 9.98o; April, 9.03o; May, 9.01c;
June, 9.19c; July, 9.17c.
Spot Steady; Rio 7'a, 9c; Santos 4'a,
10 c. A sals of Santoa 4'a waa reported
in tha cost and freight market at 10.76c.
London eredlta, and Braslllan shippers were
said to be asking from 10.80c to 11.09a. A
Private cab) reported that 91.60 per bg
had been bid from freight room from Braatl
to this country at 600 per bag above the
last official quotations. - '
The official cables reported a good market
at Rio, with Santog 100 to 176 rels higher
for spot and future. Rio exchange on Lon
don l-3d lower. , ,
Cotton Market.
New York, Aug. 34. Cotton Future
opened ateady ; August, 14.96c; October,
U.040; December, 16,04c; January. 16.10c;
March, 16.16c; May, 16.34c.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net advance af 10 to 84 pnints.
Cotton futures closed steady ; October,
16 Olo; January, 16.1 to; March, 16.41o; May,
16.46c.
spot cotton, steady; middling upland,
H-20O. No sales.
Liverpool, Aug. 24. Cotton- Spot,1 strong:
good middling, 9.42c; middling, 9.36o; low
middling, 9.IO0; salts, 7.000 bales.
v"" Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruit.
New York, Aug. 24. i Evaporated Apples
Quiet; fancy 701o; choice, 904o;
prime, 406c ,
Dried Fruit Prune Quiet: California,
409o; Oregon. 1011Q. Aprtoota, quiet;
choice, 13012o; extra choree, I9012c;
choice, 12H012o;. Peach, unsettled,
choice, 6oi extra choice, 7c; fancy. 7e.
Raisins, Arm: loose muscatels, 80401
cholcs to fancy seeded, 109oj seedless, 4
0100. t- ... ,
Metal Market.
New York, Aug. 24. Metals Lead, Quiet
at 94.9009.16. Spelter: Quiet; spot. Et
8L Louis delivery, 99.16096. Copper:
Firm; electrolytic, 926.60028.00. - Iron:
Steady and unchanged. Tlni Firmer; apet,
936.60024.00.
At London Copper: Spot, 1109 10s; " fu
ture, 4107 10s; electrolytic, 1129. Tin: Spot,
170; future. 1171. Lewd, 990 10a. Spelter.
467. , ,
Dry Oosds Market.
New York, Aug. 34. The, high cost of
cotton today caused some manufacturer
to withdraw from sale line of brown aheet
tnga, drills, print cloths- and other con
vertibles. New lines of woolen dress fabrlrs
were opened. Raw allk prices renialbed
unchanged. , .
1 Sugar Market.
' New York. Aug. 24. Sugar Raw, nomi
nal, centrifugal, 6.B9c; molaasea, 4.7tc; re
fined, dull; fin granulated. T.OO07.26O.
Sugar futures at noon ware IS to 14 point
lower. . . .
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, Ten to Fifteen
Lower Sheep and Lambs
Generally Steady.
HOGS 10 TO 15 LOWER
Omaha, August 24, 1914.
Ofnclal Wednesday ., 4,621 4,800 20,746
IMUHU . . B.10U iz.uuv
Four days this week..M,S15 21,247 86.918
Same days last week. . 24,97 26,293 61,961
Sams days 2 weeks ago20,107 27,070 62.013
film ll.v. -,U. ,o ,r . ... ...
Him lava A wL.- .. n-r . ... . . n .
Same 'lays last year.. 20,7.9 29,862 91,926
neceipi and disposition of live stock at
tha Union Stock Yards, Omaha, for twenty.
KECE3IPTS CARS. -
Cattle. Hogs. Shaep.HY
r r a. a n .
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific.,., 14
Union Pacific 46
C. A N. W.eaat... .
C. V V W a
C-, B. A WQ east..
C-, B. A S., west.
r I Mm D .1-.
Illinois Central....
unicago UL West..
1
a
42
9
3
1
1
19 19
1 . ..
94
4
1
13 30
2
i !!
91 49
620
1,136
331
Total receipts.... 193
DISPOSITION HEAD.
. . . , Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
worna Co 429 642 317
Cudahy Packing Co" I '. ! 1,454 l!e44
ArmourA CO 484 1,640
J. W. Murphy 1 02
Lincoln Facklng Co.... 29 ....
St. Clair Packing Co.... 14- ....
Benton, Vansant A Lush 60 ....
F. B. Lewis so ...!
J. B., Root A Co 1&4 ....
J. H. Bulla 99 ....
L. F. Hulx , 9t
Rosens lock Bros 302 , , . ,
nermeimer Uegen... 14 ....
H. W. U m Killli... a.
Sullivan Bros 6i ....
Hothschlld A Kreb 65 ....
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 22 ....
Christie , jo
Biggins 10 ....
Rnll. a.
Meyers . 16 '..'.
uiassoerg
John Harvey H'. 286
uennis 4 Francta 16 ....
Kiln t 20
O'Day WWW 62 WW'.
Other Juyer..a 415 ....
2,924
Total .......4,696 9,294 11.649
Cattle Ther waa another liberal run on
oattl today, bringing the total for tha four
daya up to 34,616 head, which la about 400
Iom than last, week. The market as a
whole was not In very satisfactory condition
a viewed from a seller's standpoint. Early
advices from other selling points were very
unfavorable and Indicated a bad condition
at eastern point and buyers were very
slow In getting down to business. The ro
ault waa that the market was anywhere
from slow to as muuh as 100 lfio lower
on the general run of stock.
Representative sales:
BKBF STEERS.
it 1042 4 74 36 1064 6 96
17 1233 7 00 46 1042 7 20
11. .... .1134 7 36 10 428 7 76
' 6810 8 26 9 1323 9 60
7 1212 9 60 4 1060 9 76
24 1146 9 60 9 866 4 00
93 970 10 90
CALVES.
4 137 4 00 9 .. 300 9 90
1.. ...... 980 9 00 2 166 11 00
9 160 11 36
COWS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Ay. Pm
9 1000 4 85 4 789 95 35
4... 1016 6 76 4 863 9 00
4,,..... 480 4 76 4 ..1016 7 0t
HHIFER8.
1 92S 4 00 3 710 4 16
8... 438 4 96 4 724 8 60
1 . 766 90 4.. 745 4 96
4 607 7 50
BULLS.
1 1700 6 76 ' 1 ,1860 9 00
1 1290 4 10 1 1670 9 79
1 , 690 7 36
STOCK STEERS.
411 6 66 A 19 ,. 200 8 75
9 990 4 96 ' 18........ 482 T 10
S3 463 7 19 3 1096 7 36
4...,,,.. 964 T 60 7 980 7 40
1. ....... 760 9 00 41 659 9 99
6.,.. ...,1118 6 75
WESTERNS.
Oliver Nebraska.
1COW....1110 4 85 4 feeders.U47 4 TB
Utah construction Co. Utah.
loowa.,, 919 4 79 92 steers.. 1031 T 36
J04 B. Sweeney Nebraska.
lOtlkltra. 921 TOO 11 atk stra. 919 79
B, F. Sweeney Nebraska.
Uatkatrs. 929 1 00 14stkstrs. 103 4 T5
James P. Sweeney Nebraska.
llstkxtra. 929 7 00 lOstkstrs. 909 4 76
J. H. Ray Nebraska,
19 atk atrs. 414 4 40
F. P, Moran Nebraska,
49atkatra. 990 9 00
John 8. Bourett Nebraska.
16 beef tare. 1112 4 40
WYOMING.
9 feeders. 1066 7 00 12 a tears. .1081 7 16
NEBRASKA.
34 COWS... 1044 4 40 ISoowa... 909 76
Hogs All tha river market resorted
light to moderate supplies, but Chlcasro
again wired 90,000 head, and another big
Dreea an arounax ine circuit waa in order.
Locally the ahlDOlna: demand wa even
lacker than yesterday's and while a few
scattering loads of choice lights and butch
era sold early at prices that were not over
lunite lower, many or tne good sniooina
ninas iouna competition mucn more Keen.
and were oashed later In the day at figures.
that were called aa much as !0o and even
a quarter lower In spots. Top showed only
a dime reduction, reaching 910,65.
ecker trade wa again unevenly lower.
Early bids were a much as 10c below
yesterday, but when trading finally started
it was on a generally 10015c lower baste.
Movement Waa fairly active at times, though
there were a number or scattered loads,
mostly of a pretty common sort, unsold at
a rather lata hour. Popular price for pack
ing strings was 1 10.00, bulk being quoted
at 98.90010.16, with some of ths plainest
kinds below that aprwad, and a pretty good
showing of good shipping grades aa high
as 910.40, The top a noted reached 910.65.
Bulk or today' sales was just about
steady with Monday, or a quarter higher
than th close of last week.
No, Av. Sh. Pr. - No. Av. Sh. Pr.
69. ,929 120 99 96 48. .236 40 99 90
68. .377 ... 9 99 98. .369 ... 10 00
57.. 256 ... 10 05 69.. 333 ... 10 10
74.. SIS 130 10 IS 61..111 90 10 19
64. .369 ... 10 16 . 44. .364 40 10 16
44, .339 90 10 96 ' 96. .193 ... 10 90
93. .179 ... 10 40 43.. 147 ... 10 60
76.. 190 ... 10 44
Sheep Sheep and lamb receipts dropped
to fairly moderate proportions today, aome
forty-live oars, or 12,000 head, being all that
were reported In. Thla la the smallest run
of the week to date. Total for the four
days la 46,916 head, as against 61,981 last
week, 68.014 two weeks ago and 91,934 last
year. With runs of more than 100 car on
each of the first two days of the week a Ave
daya' total of 100,000 head seemed certain.
but receipts fell off so much today that
tha possibility of the week'a receipt reach
ing six figure la remote.
Chicago had another pretty liberal run
and reported proapecta for a continued
break in rat lamo prices. Liooaiiy iambs
made up almoat the entire receipts, but
only a small share of them were In killing
flesh, and wh.Ua packers talked lower values
at the start, they wound up by making
thet first purchases at about steady money.
Thy bought up an tne rat iamb in anort
order, paying 910.40 lor two bands of
Wyoming, which were about an tne rat
Iamb here. A toppy kind Is still quoted at
914.60, which was yesterday's high price.
On best lambs current price are 40060c
lower than lait week's close, but the
strength In feeders has acted a a prop un
der tne rair to gooa xma or amer, and
they are selling no more than 65 0 36c off.
Feeders made up about three-fourths of
the total supply, but demand tor anything
good continued keen, and they were bought
readily at prtcea that were about steady.
Several strings were bought at 410.360
iu.4, ins latter once oemg tne hlanest
paid. Aged breeding ewes made-97.40, and
feeding yearlings brought the high price of
the season to data. 97.86, which figure ta In
fact the highest aver paid here for that
sort of stuff. For the week feeding lambs
are quite a little -higher, advance of a
much aa 26036e4elng noted. Feeder aheep .
are also selling some stronger, though they 1
are not so plentiful, and consequently are
Harder to compare than lambs. But In any I
event all kinds of feeders are now bring
ing th highest prices In the history of this
or any other market. Trader complain
that weighty iamb that are not fleshy
enough for killers, or are Vommon, are In
mighty Indifferent request, but anything else
that look like a feeder Is In good demand.
pre rat snp or any consequence wen
here today, price being quoted nominally
steady. Aa compared with laat week, value
are steady to If anything a little lower In
spot.
No. Av. Pr.
25 Wyoming ewes 90 & 76
211 Wyoming Iamb 64 10 40
310 Idaho feeder iamb 60 10 36
203 Wyoming lamb 73 10 35
100 Wyoming- feeder lamb.... 68 10 60
115 Wyoming feeder lambs 61 10 60
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET.
Cattle, Weak; Hogs Weak to Lower;
Sheep. Weak.
Chicago. Aug. 14. Cattle Receipt. 9.000
weak, lower; native beef cattle, 96.60 0
10.85; western steers, 96.2508.60; stockera
ana feeders, 94. It 0 7.50; cows and hell
era. i3.Z6-ii.a&; calves. 18. 60011.76.
Hobs Receipts. 28.000: weak to 25c lower
bulk, 910.40010.96; light, 910 400110,
Mixed. 910.10011.00; heavy 9100010.95
rought, 110.00010.20: plrs. 97.4009.69.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt, 17,000; weak,
mostly 100 lower; wethers, 96.2607.70
owes, 42.uil07.3O; lambs, 96.65010.75.
St. Lonta Live Stock Market.
St. Louis, Aug. 24. Cattle KecelDts. 59.
000; steady; native beef Rteers, 87.00010.76
yearlings, steers and heifers. 98.60010.26
cows. 95.6007.76; stockera and feeders, 95.30
08.00; Texas steers, 96.6008.60; prime
nouthern steer 68-0009.00; eowa and heif
ers. 94.6006.00'; prime yearling steers and
neirera, 9i.ftU0S.oo; native calves, , 96-00
11.75.
Hogs Receipts. 10,400; tower; pigs and
ngnis, 91.Dv01u.8fr; mixed and butchera,
4iu.ou0io.sfr; good heavy, v91O.8501O.95
bulk, 910.60010.90. 9
Sheep and Lambs Recelnts. 2.200; stonriv
lambs, 97.00010.60; slaughter ewes, 96.000
'"i wiwins; ewes, 4it.uu0io.oo; yearlings,
City Live Ntnrk Mkt
Kanaas City, Aug. 24. Cattle Receipts,
4,400 head: market steady: nrlm fed t -
99.60010.75: dressed beef steem. 17 .Kit ft
6.26; western steers, 30.7509.00; stockera
ana teeners, f6.6O08.OO; bulls, 96.26 1 6.76
waives, ft.Duou.uu.
Hogs-Recelpts, 4,000 head; market
steady; bulk, 910.20010.70; heavy, 910.000
10.3&; packer and butchers, 910.20010.75
light, 110.35010.65; pigs, 98-0010.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4,200 head
market lower; lambs, 99.86010.40; year
lings, 97.2603.26; wethers, 97.2507.76
wes, 96.60O7.26.
SUmx City Live Stock Market.
Sioux City, la., Aug, 24. Cattle Receipts,
300; market, steady; beef steers, 96.6609.90
butchers, 95.7507.26; canners, 93.7606.50
bulls, stage, etc. 9&.2B06.QO.,
Hogs Receipts, 4,200 ; market, 10 0 25c
lower; light. 9.Sb0l0.oo; mixed, 910.000
10.15; heavy, sio.lfr0io.oo; milk 01 sales,
910.00010.20.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,400; mar
ket 1O016O lower; ewes, 16.2606.60; lambs,
98.0008.75.
St, Joseph Live Stock Market.
St. Joseph, Aug. 24. Cattle Rec-ilpts, 100
hean market lower; ateers 96.50010 50
cowr and iielfers, 94.00010.00; calves, 96.00
011.00.
Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market
steady; top, 910.60; bulk of aalea, 910.150
1U.O0,
Sheep and Lambs Receipts L000 bead'
market strong; lambs, 910.00010.60; ewus,
66.7607.26.
St. Louis ....
South Omaha
Chicago .....
Kansas City
Sioux City ..
Live Stock in Sight.
Cattle.
....69,000
.... 4,000
5.000
.... 4,400
.... 300
Hogs. Sheep.
10,600 2,300
6,800 12,000
28.000 17,00
6 000 4,200
4,200 3,600
Totala 72,600 94,100 87,000
New York Money Market.
New Aug. 34. Mercantile Paner 1U0
l per cent.'
'Sterling Exchange 60-day bills. 44.71U
demand, 94.7641: cables. 94.76 7-16. Francs.
demand, 96.90"; cables 96.90. Marks, de-
maim, fi, caoies, 71 lt-18. Kronen de
man, 12H: cables. 12 7-16. Guilders, de
mand, 4114; cables, 71S- Llres, demand, 646;
caoies, jtuoif-a, aemand, 13014; cables,
2m. . - -'
Silver Bar 46 ie: Mexico dollars. 61
Bonds Government. Irresrular: railroad
oonos, irregular.
Time Loans Steady; 40 daya, 24 03 per
cwn, B uaye, sg,i per cent; months,
3 04 per cent.
Call Money Steady: hlh IU nr rnt-
low, 3 per cent; ruling rate. 2 per cent;
i" ivan, pur cent; closing bid, 3 per
i-ohi, vuereu tti per cent.
U. S. ref. 2s. resr.99 T, M a. i
do coupon II., K.AT. 1st 4s. 744
U. a 8s, reg....lOOKMo.Pac. con. 6s. 101
do coupon... .lOOfcMont. Power 5s. ..47
do coupon... ,I10N. Y. City 414s
Am. Smelt. 6s. ..108 (1945) 108
Am. T. it T. N. Y., N. H. ft H.
ev. 4s 110 cv. 4s 112
Anglo-French 6s.. 96 No, Pac. 4s 91
Atchison gen. 4s. .92 do 3s 65
B. AO. 4s. ......900. a L. ref 4s.. .91
Bethlehem Steal Pac. T. A T. 6s.. 101
r,,-6t;,,"."100!r-Ienn- con- a.l04
Cenf. Pac. 1st. ..87 do gen. 4s.,,101
C. A O. cy. 4s.84Readlng gen. 4s. .94
C-, B. A Q. Jt, 4a. 88 St. L. A S. F.
C. M. A St. P. ref. 4s 780S1
cv. 5 106So. Pac. cv. 5s. ..194
v., . 1. . xi 7. ao re 1. is hit
ref. 4B...., 7l8o. Ry. 6s 101
C. A S. ret 4s.83 Union Pacific 4s.. 96
D.AR. Q. con. 4s. 78 do cv. 4s 93
Erie gen. 4s 73 U. S. Rub. 6s. ...102
Oen. Elec. 6s...l03U. S. Steel 5s. ..105
Ot. No. 1st 4s-99 'Went. Union 4s.96
I. M. M. 4a....l08D.AR. U. ref. 6s. 68
K. C, fl. rat 5a. ..90 'Did. Offered.
London Stock Market.
London. Aug. 24. The American securi
ties section lost a portion of yesterday's
Ha In the stock market today with the ex
ception or united states Steel (asms, wh'ch
held firm at dearer prices.
Silver Bar, 91 d per ounce.
Money 4 oer cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, 906 per
wui., viun uiuiuni! 7ij9t psr cent.
Oils and Rosin.
Savannah Oa.. Auar. 14. TumnMm
Firm; 42o; sales 365 bbls; receipts, 433
umm., a nip menu, it DDIS.; StOCK, 18,934 bbls.
Roetn Firm: sales. 1.614 bhln- -onint
1,338 bbls.; shipments, 121 bbls.; stock, 8,-
ooi. viuoie; a, j, u, U, 34.90; E, 96.00
F 9410; O, 94.20; H, 86.26; I. K. 96.80;
M, 48.36; N, 9.46; WO, 96.40; WW, 96.70.
' " Wnlr fM-nM
Omaha, Aug. 24 Bank clearings for
vun, idB,a.8t ana ior
the corresponding day lat year 92,746,814.06.
New Directors of the
! r. W. Local Departments
Lntli.f. Cirri. Ar!inn
of the Young Women's Christin as
n;:An .:tt km .1
wi.ttwi, wm .in me pusmun 01 ex
tension and industrial department sec
rerarv. marl varan, hv M;CB I7t:.n
beth Breniier, during the coming
year. Miss Ethelwyn Hodge is her
assistant. Miss Esther Stamats is the
new director of the household arts
department and Miss Ruth Sheldon,
an Omaha girl, will assist Miss Clara
Drewsier as pnysical director.
Chairman rtf .Mnmitl...
v. ........ 1. ..lj a. 1 ,'
nouncd in the fall prospectus as follows:
Bible .ttirlv fra P4ur.(.1 TnU
son; devotional meetings, Mrs. Emer
son Benedict ; foreign .work, Mrs. D.
T.. Tnhnann .Hnra.innal Vf ... T) 1
Hndley; physical education, Mrs. C.
v c i , ,. . ...
iv. oihiui; nousenom arts, Miss
Gladys Peters; library, Mrs. C. B.
Stnnr. ,t.n.in. anrf i.l
V. A. Willard; girls' work, ' Mrs!
ueorge r. uumore; travelers aid,
Mrs. Allen Koch; employment and
hnarrlinor h..a. Airmrtnm .Uh r A
Matthews; social, Mrs. a! L. Gordon;
membership, Mr,. Joseph Polcar:
1. l. ix. .nil '
.uuku iuuiii, iuis. j. iora; assistant
ffirls wnrlf f;. 14AU d I..
finance, Mrs. W. E. Rhodes, Mrs.
v.. c. jonannes, Mrs. J, . stout, Misi
Dora Alexander. :
Says Bowling Alleys Will
. noi uisiuro Neighbors
The finest bowling alleva in the
west noiseless alleys, cork beds be
neath the alleys and mineralite ball.
these are a few - of the reasons
pointed out Dy Andrew f. Thompson
in defense of the proposed new
amusement resort at 1814-16-18 Har
ney street, , against which property
owners are protesting. Attorney
mcnara a. nonon. ior Minor K.
Huntington, filed an answer to the-
suit tor a restraining order asked by
narry l. ivccn, ine 'weaingion tnn,
Boyles' college and other residents nl
the vicinity.
HEW YORK STOCKS
Professional Traders Become
Eestive at Delay in Bail
Labor ConferencesT
C0PPEKS ABE IMPROVED
New York, 'Aug. 24. Profesalonal traders
became restive today at the couttnued delay
In the railway labor conferences and their
selling; made further 1, roads upon recent
gains, although most of the net losses were
nominal. Trading fe far beow the huge
totus of the .ary week and was character
lzed by a succession of moderate advances
and declines.
Coppers alone manifested general Improve
ment, ' those Issues, with sine shares, re
cording gains of 1 to 2 points, with a new
high record for Inspiration at i6H. Mexi
cans, sugars and a few obscure specialties,
which get th'.lr chief Impetus from pools
or cliques, registered Irregular advances,
some being partly effaced In the final hour.
Ralls as a group were heavy, when not
reactionary. Reading. St. Paul, New York
Central, tNorfolk and Western and Balti
more A Ohio yielded 1 to 2 points, with
material recoveries on short covering. Mar
ines denoted further liquidation to the ac
companiment of rumors of a forthcoming
reduction of freight rates.
United State, and minor Industrials fluc
tuated within narrow limits, sieel at no
time cominc within range of Its high rec
ord, established on the previous day, and
closing at 7H, a fractional net loss. Its
contribution to the day's business aggre
gated about 130,000 shares.
Munitions and th. war group In general
were Irregular on relatively small offerings
and motors were far less prominent than
usual, with little speculative Interest In
equipments.
Total sale, amounted to 770,000 shares.
Bonds were Irregular, with total sales, par
value. 12,870,000.
United States and Panama 3s declined
V. per cent and United State, coupon 4s
advanced per cent on all.
Sales. High. Low. Close,
am. Beet Sugar ... 11.600 80 8814 89
American Can ... ,S0O 62 6014 61
Am. Car & Fdry.. 11,800 63H 62 J2J
1V.SVU 10 .,7,
10,600 100H 10014 1014
1,700 111 110 110
800 131 1311s 1314
800 85 34Mj 341,
67,800 88H 87 87
1,600 104 104V. 1041,
.,400 oils tvit ."I.
2,300 88 87
600 85H 85
2,200 681. 68
1,600 10 17
800 II i III
2,100
100
i.ooo
'"eoo
11,800
8,000
600
15,000
2,000
11.500
62
6
17
53
50
15
7714
48
381,
67
61
81
iiii
52
48 li
15
74
45
37
Am. Locomotive
Am. Smlt. & Rfg. .
Am. Sugar Rfg. ..
Am. Tel. & Tel. ...
Am. Zinc. I.. & S. .
Anaconda Cop
Atchison
Iiaid. Locomotive.
Bait. Ohio
Brooklyn Rap. Tr.
Butte & S. Copper
Cal. Petroleum....
Canadian Pacific .
Central Leather ...
Ches. & Ohio
Chi., M. St. Paul
Chi. & Northwest.
Chi. R. I. K Ry
Chlno Copper
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Corn. Prod. Rfg.
Crucible Steel . .
Distillers see
Erie
General Electric..
Gt. Northern Pfd...
Gt. Nor. or. ctt...
Illinois Central ...
Inter. Coneol. Corp.
Kansas city so
Inspiration Copper
Intl. Harvester ....
int. M. M. pfd ctf.
Kenneoott Copper ,
Louisville ft Nash.
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Cooper ....
Mo. Kan. A Tex pfd,
Missouri racmc ...
Montana Power ..
National Lead . . .
Nevada Copper . . .
N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Norfolk A West. .
Northern Paclflo .
Pacific Mall
Pacific Tel. A Tel...
Pennsylvania
Kay Con. Copper . .
Heading
Hon. Iron A steel .
Shattuek Ariz. Cop.
.Southern Paclflo .
Southern Railway .
Kludebaker Co. ...
Ttnn Copper
Texas Co
Union Paclflo ...
Union Paclflo pfd.
u. s. lnd. Aiconoi
U S. Steel
S. Steel Did. ... 1.600
Utah Cipp.r 6.8J0
Wabash pfd. "B" . 200
Western Union .... 800
Westlngh. Electrlo 6.600
New York Central 10,100 106 10514 106
Total sales for tne day, nu.uuo snares.
87 li
854
68
18
177
67
62 li
S41i
171,'
6314
4
15
77
46
88
1,700 17214 170 17114
.uu 1111. Jl U'
2,100 38 38 38
600 10114 10114 101
200 1714 17 17
26
(.800 66 13 68
114
81,700 101 98 9914
19,400 (1 50 60
900 130 129 129
8,300 102 101 101
3,800 8514 3 30
1,100 4 4
66
18
800' 66
7,000 19
1,400 60
900 132
1.500 11114 111
1,200 2914 25
130
65
24
.80
99
24
127
76
130
111
26
38
63
25
107
.4
30
6.700 56
9,300 25
46,400 108
0,500 65 ,
1,100 30
4,700 99
800 2414
2.900 128
7.700 78
600 195 191
18,200 148 141 112
1,800 82 82 S2
4.3UU lit,!. 113 114
130,100 98 96 97
84 83 84
83 V. 84
27 27
91 91
50
24
127
77
1V4
27
95
Hamilton County
i Sunday School
Rally and Picnic
Aurora, Neb., Aug. 24. (Special.)
The annual Hamilton county Sunday
school rally held in Aurora today was
a success. The children, with their
teachers, met at the different church
es in the citv. formed in line arid
marched through the principal busi"
ness streets. There were 1,119 people
in line, with .many automobiles deco
rated with flowers and flags. The
picnic was held at the new Streeter
park and was well attended. ine
largest Sunday school in line was the
United Brethren, 21S pupils, which
won the orize for the largest number.
The following prizes were awarded
Best decorated float, Christian
church: best decorated baby cab
Christian; best decorated automobile
float, Presbyterian. Phillips had the
largest town school and Lysinger
Presbyterian the largest country
school. The castor of the Swedish
church was voted the best looking
pastor and Frank Burt the best look
ing superintendent. All of the floats,
and manv on f-ot, carried dry signs.
The "personal liberty" fellow was rep-
. , , . :j I :.u .
.resented Dy a lone muiviuuai wun a
"jag." Hundreds of people were in
from the country in their automobiles
and it seemed to be a dry crowd from
start to finish. -
Omaha Sells Another Large
Lot of Wheat for Export
There were 124 carloads of wheat
on the Omaha market and prices were
up a full cent, the sales being; made at
$1.541.49 per bushel. Another lot,
200,000 bushels, was aold for export,
December delivery, on track in New
York, on he basis of 9'3 cents above
the Chicago market at this time,
which is around $1.47 per bushel.
Corn receipts were forty-two car
loads, selling at 7981 cents, these
prices being unchanged to a cent off.
Receipts of oats" were heavy, there
being eighty carloads and largely of
the crop of this year. Prices were
unchanged to a cent up. the sales be
ing made at 42434 cents per bushel.
He Goes to the Pen for
Forging a Small Check
Howarcr Bishop, a lad of 19 years.
whp forged the name of Dr. Clara B.
Young to a check for $10.50 that he
might fittingly celebrate the Fourth
of July, must serve from one to two
years in the state penitentiary, the
ipsa
With MorUraffe SwnritT unci
Builders' Profit. Shares now
20. Cash dividends Jan.
1st and Julr 1st.
HOME BUILDERS. Ine
17th and Douglas StrotU,
umana, rtao.
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
Webster 202
punishment being meted out by fudge
Sears. That he spent ten years in the
soldiers' orphans home in Illinois fol
lowing the death of his mother, when
he was but 5 years old, was admitted
by Bishop. His father is a carpenter,
living at Monticello, la. The judge's
instructions make it possible for his
release, on good behavior, at the ex-
piration of one year.
Superior Values in Boys'- School Suits-a-i
HI AYDEN'S
1 1 Hl6 If DODGE 4? DOUGLAS STREETS
School Days Are
Almost Here
Is the Boy Ready? We are Better
Than Ever Prepared to Supply His
Every Clothes Need at the Most
ittractive Low Prices.
JUR BOYS DEPARTMENT
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Offers You the Most Complete
Assortments for Selection and
Best Clothes Values in Its History.
Nobby Norfolk
Suits in several
models, in choice
all-wool fabrics,
with two pairs of
knickers.
iff Q
See Our Boy's School Suit
Special, with two pairs of
knickers, priced,
Mannish Little
Suits with 3-piece
detachable belts,
3 and 4 patch
pockets. Knickers
cut' full, hip and
watch, etc.
Hundreds of Patterns for Selection.
CLASSY SUITS IN PLAIN BLUE
SERGE AND NEAT MIXTURES, in
a big assortment of models, all sizes,
W:. $10.00
Boys' Odd Knickers, in Blue
Serges or neat mixtures, two
specials, at $1.00 J jQ
ONE DAY
MILLINERY SPECIAL
Silk Velvet Shapes, $2.00 and $2.50
values, come in this season's popu
lar styles, Sailors, Jockey Pokes,
Veil Turbans, etc. For Friday only,
at
$129
Put Up Your Tomatoes and
Crabapples Now
20c
15c
15c
Large market baskets fancy ripe
Tomatoes, for can
ning Crabapples, for jelly,
large market baskets . .
Cucumbers, for pickles
large market baskets . .
48-lb. sacks bent high arde Diamond H
Flour; made from the best selected No.
1 Nebraska Wheat, per sack $iJO
13 lbs. best pure cane Granulated Sugar
for $1.00
12 bars Laundry Queen White laundry
soap 25c
10 bars' Beat 'Em All on. Diamond C
Soap 25c
Skinner's famous Omaha-made Macaroni,
Vermicelli or Spaghetti, pkr 7 Vic
16-oz. cans Condensed Milk 7ViC
6 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines 19c
7 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch ....25c
Yeast Foam, pkg. , 3c
16-oa. cans Condensed Soups BVjc
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg .Sc
Grape Nuts, pkg. ..10c
6 lbs. choice Japan Rlet 25c
The best Tea Sittings, lb. 121ac
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb. ...,20c
Tha Beat Strictly Fresh Eggs, dos. , .24c
The best Creamery Butter, carton, per
Pound, 34c
The best Creamery Butter, bulk, lb. 33
The belt No. 1, Country Creamery But
ter, lb 30c
Fancy Full Cream New York White, Wis
consin Cream or Young America Full
Cream Cheese, lb 22c
15 lbs. Best Cooking Potatoes 25c
12 lbs. good Cooking Apples 20c
Buy your potatoes and apples by
weight tha law requires it.
bunches Fresh Radishes Be
4 bunches Fresh Beets or Carrots .... 5c
5 stalks Fresh Celery 10c
Fresh Denver Peas, quart 10c
Fresh Denver Wax or Green Beans, per
pound 10c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per lb. 2Vsc
Large Eggplant, each 5c
8 Jarge fancy Denver Peppers 5c
Grapes, for Jelly, Friday, per 6-lb. bas
ks 20c
.It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays.
AMUSEMENTS.
ONLY CIRCUS COMING
OMAHA
CIRCUS I MONDAY, 3
DAY AUGUST
TO
GROUNDS PAUL 21ST STS.
AMCSKMKMTS.
to
5 GREAT TRAINS OF
CIRCUS MARVELS
INCLUDING SCORES OF
FOREIGN FEATURES NUER
BtVOHE SEEN IN AMERICA
Pabaoe At 10 i'ciock l. M.
B
"OMAHVS FUN CENTER"
i7lr,&y Evai'fs, 15-25-50-75C
SAM HOWE NEW SHOW
MUSICAL lURLESQUE
Dainty Era Mull, Dee Loretta and bis cant. Brand
New TraTMlT. "A Wife Id Erpry Port. ' Pun with
out alloy. Griroi 8uge IMctur. Affinity Briut?
Ciorua. "CoiUbm Burlesque," if weather hot.
Ladies' Dime Matinea Week Daya.
Sunday, Matinee and Week: Edmond Hayes
in "Some Show."
THE BEST OF VAUDEV
Phon.
Dou,. 484.
' VAUDEVILLE
SEASON OPENS
Sunday, August 27
With a B1U of Strikbf Eic.ll.nc
Seats Now on Sale.
DOOM. OKH AT AND T S.
MWWMMN .11. IT 1.0 ... a
ONE Sot TICKET ADMITS TO AU
pwtci.
Downtown Sal. of RasM-va1 Seats and
Admission Tickets Circus Day at MYERS
DILLON DRUG CO, 1609 Farnam St.
SAME PRICES AS AT THE GROUNDS.
Lake Manava
F.atur. Photoplays Era-jr
Errainf
FRIDAY AUGUST 25 .
Stuart Holmes
and -
Dorothy Bernard
In -'
"SINS OF MEN"
Bathing, Boating, Dane
ing and Other Attractions
EMPRESS A?"pdr.! Today
Out-of-town Visitors "Walcoraa."
Extra Added Attraction A Biafraph
W. Griffith Production
"TEMPORARY TRUTH"
Fssturinf th. Idol of Photoulay Fan.
BLANCHE SWEET
THEDA BARA
"Under Two Flags"
Opan From It a. am. to II p. m.
Today and Saturday
BLANCH SWEET IN
"PUBLIC OPINION."
MUSE
FOUR PERFORM
ANLiS DAILY .
1,3,7. .
Marshall Nicks, and Mary
ChnrUaon in
THE PRINCE CHAP."
Billio Burk., Gloria'. Romanea.
BASE BALL
OMAHA VS. TOPEKA
ROURKE PARK
AUGUST 22-13 -I4-2S
FRIDAY, AUGUST XS LADIES DAY
(Cam. Called StlS) -oa
Soau at aWkakra Brat.