THK BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 1917.
FARM TAND RAft CH LANDS
: California Lands. '- .- Miscellaneous. '
2 ACRK3. five miles from bacrauiento.
Cel.; paved to city; gas engine, fruit HOME FOR LARflE
trees. gtd well, all leveled for irrigation, HViUli I un.iVUU
partly imsroved; will sell "or. trade. Price 4 ' .
Bo.. . FAMILY FOR SALE
Colorado Lands.
1 ' FCfi SALE. A Jarge, oomfortable, modern home, on
My 640-acre homestead, northeast Colo- Park Avoi near Pacific, with hall, parlor,
rado. For particulars address Y 16S, Baa. sitting room, dining room, sleeping porch,
1 aTT C f a2 kitchen, etc., on the firat floor; four bed-
MCDrasKa lianas, rooms, bath and extra toilet on the second
" " AN EXCEPTIONAL FARM, floor; floored attic, well ventilated and
400 acres tn best state of cultivation, 40 suitable for sleeping rooms: full base
acres In tame grass pasture, large grove. menu with laundry and five finished
small ore-hard. 6-room house, good barn - rooms; lot 45x140, with fine shade trees;
f ir i head horses, granary, coracrtb, ma- paved street and paved alley; Price $1,500.
..jjsj,.. ih-.-d, all fenced and cross- ; x This property was built for a home and
IV.1 -it. It ts leased for ISIS to good has never -been rented. You have only
. i-tntew. 1-5 of crop delivered In town. to. ?xamAn. it to.. net?.. that the price is
4 miles' to Clarks. liOO cash for pasture away, tiilo' actual value,' See us prompt-
jand hay ground. Price only f 123 per acre. ' ly It Vou want this. v - 4
Will carry 3-5 of purchase price for 10 4 1 ' "
PATZMAN. ItS Securitlea Bldg. aj ' J. H. DUMONT & CO. .
SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payments . , '
i acres up. We farm tbo farm we aell (KealtOrS)
you. The Hungerford Potato Growers' ' v . '
association, 16th and Howard Sta.. Omaha. t K(4,me Blig . Pholl, j0M?. .
Douglas 9371. 1
" " INDIAN FARMS FOB BALE. 7-KU OM . STUCCO HOME
There has been listed with us for sale t .fVUVin ,; U,VVVU ilKJMLJ
aoma-ot the.,cholcest Indian farms In Knox . Q WNER. ASKING $6 000
countv. Inquire Santee State Bank Ban- W " AOftJim pl,UUU
tee Neb - - - Nearly" ne'JcBa sa
gpg for ,.trn Nebraska- wheat lands.' - "ful un jrdow, iarga,-llvlu and dtntne
SEE us for western "H ""7: rOome. butler's pantry wnd kitchen on first
T0 SmuThS Omah N.t'l ' . floor. threoUrJe bedroom? and bath sec-
vs. White ft Hoover. Omaha Nst I g j,. gpfccla, probing- throughout,
160- ACRES improved, two mllea from toWa; , al tne hullt-ln features. . This, home really
a bargain at $1,45. Write- Bo SOS, Oakland. mUBt be aesti'lOt ha..appreclated. Dandy
Neb. ' ' corner let faolosjr smsitj Jsitid-west. Only
UST your lands for autck results sith -C, . one biJneZMl:!'mL.r,n '.
J-Cana. 310 McCagu. Bldg- Omaha. , , OnO., , .
-J.:-- Oregon Lands,' SACRIFICE SALE
The Wlt-.rSTl, Idea! tn , - : $850 BUYS EQUITY
' th. Jordan, Valley J 'Owher'lesvlng. for Nsw-Sork. will sacrl-
the Range- 44,000 scres-can be taken flM Wa a)mogt j MW six-room,- strictly
. ;lItiv!".ta. .Woundlna - modern, .story and Jialf , bungalow, sis
for IS a MrUMUra. r00m rid ba'h- eak fiQlsh- "w garage.
.Send for maps and partlcuura. lot. on block to car, two blocks to
E"Uri1 SSudMT HOOKER. r "" This Is at least
040 1st Nafl Bk. Bldg.. Omaha. ft.K 08 S'RNB RBALTT CO.. '
... - SOUth Dakota Lands., -. .r -r- W Ow. Nat.' Bank Bldg. Tylsr 49s.
'"' ' ' ioi EXCHANGE. . ' - - BIG CLOSE-IN SNAP
$300 Down, $25 Pr Month
-prefer clear-'BTing land. B. L. Evans, ' 'Sevan room and-bath.' Strictly1 modern,
Mitchell. S. D. let AftfU TUB PRICE IS ONLY
" r! T 4 - , $3,400. Don't.-wait calt i-t"
, . -lexas xanas. . .. . - -. t .osBQftxji.REAijTg co
GOOD com ' land, east Tsiasl' '- an acre", i t'OM, Nat-.ldy;; -n- Tyler 496.
Get my free book;
W. smANK. 0I Nev.ll. Block. Omaha fMJj ' T DOWn
- I-, t " , Wyoming Lands..;.. ;-;;', af, .Mf-Urfroun, ...t
WK HAVE for quick sale at -$62,50 por a : and within H "bloflt of sidewalk and city
aor" ,'3i oest 160-acre fielfl ol alfalfa In water; they : aralaaoh "'ffDif JS. Easy pay-
Wi' tvllng. all li) alfalfa; except building . menta. ' Call W'alnnt, 677. .-.
sBbi, ' well fenced, small farm butldinrs; A tract ot grttuii'l -laying Meal fur poultry
all: under Irrtgationj- level; .In famooa ; raising; ' 2o0-ft.'fr6rrtage; price 8810; ISO
Wheatland colony; 414 mllea from Wheat- cash $i.60 roonthiyi CairD. 2D96.
land.-county seat or piStTte county! half j-utgrg sfTTir A "rn
mile from Yellowstone) National highway .- . w. P AWMPf c--
and rural mall route; good neighbors, fine 1 eL"LV "a Inanrance.
roads, good schools and market; splendlH 10 Farnam.St ,i.i. D.,1084.
ilalry -stock farm. Wheatland Creamery , ,, ,.'; . ,,, . ' .. ,, , ,
To, paying 40 for butter fat Splendid ' ,, .. .
cUmate.-vBeautlful view ' or mountain. REAL ESTATESUBURBAN
Terms half cash, balance 5 years, 8 per , , , , , :
cent Wheatland Creamery Co.. Wheat- , genson
land, Wyo. . ' -J ' , . , 1 , .
. , ,;? ' ' ' -'"' 20 ACRES, . west .Elmood park, the finest
' j . - :' '' ' ' ' . ' 1 piece ot ground .In: DougJas county; sult-
nr.iv rcTiTF lI'DDAVrn aD'8 or country hbtri. ' Phone Douglas
REAL- E5TA 1 1 lMr KUVtU. 2596. H. H Harper 4L- Co..' 1013 City Nat.
1 - ; ". T Bank Bldg. '-: ' i
West: : Dundee;-, T
West Farnam District Dundee $5,750
9 rooms, less than two years old, with
Residence, seven-roome, three on first f"n uroom'-J "v,n T . dln,,nsr 0.0m
floor oak, four on second white -enamel. .-kitchen -and den on the first ftoorrfour
hot wate heat, tiled vestibule and bath. nlc bedrooms on 2d floor; all oak finish
Reasonable terms If desired. "nd nlceIr flecorated; full lot,-with gar-
ReasonaDio terms Koesireu. (- age and driveway. Extra good value-In
-ALFRED THOMAS. . r: j """(JLOVER & SPAIN
' ' 108 .Farnam Bldg." '. : '? . REALTQR3,' " '
'.-'." ' -'-'- - ' . . Douglas 896. '919-20 City Nst'l. Bk. Bldg.
BIjMIS PARK, six.. rooms, ..modern, llVjng - rfTTMriP'K' PPrttJ7'PT'TPl'
room, den, dining room, kitchen first .r1i,U1NHfci ,, . Ui tKV
floor two bedrooms, and bath upstairs. W?',..,ot?it5 Lols 0n i?V t!lLm'; Mo
BewtlfurloV .61x140. Plenty trees. Lot rn. attractive bojnee. Before buylna; be
atone easily worth J1.800J house, $2,600. ura ?,-, T-.- -
Needs few minor repairs. Will sacrifice . OLUrljE & GO.. '
at ..-taYJOO; 11,400 cash, balance 20 per HOMES and home sites tn Dundee. '
month. 3519 Lafayette Ave. Phone Walnut 8 HITLER CAR. 804 -Keellnfl.- D. 8074
1J17. ownerj - - . . ' . . . a . r
' " MUST BE SOLD TT" " ' ' , Florence. ,;;v.-- ' ' '
Cathedral' district home; new up-to-date ( -: 1- A PRTT. ' '
7r., aleeplng porch, oak finish, best ms,- ." ' . 2 VUM,.' -:-...
&T52$$& i0Uth ttof- A SHQy DISTANCE
'-gs kor ZEYpmnmm lusa
. , - . y 1 Aflvertlsed . Sunday was soloj. jVIonday,
:- Ncrth. ut Ve have another cms adjoining just
- , - i ' ' i attgood. This la just over the city limits,
MrtHCTM UAMJ? Ji -block frora .ckr; 1 facess; south.' Very
iVHJXCilviM IH7iVJ.ru pretty location. 1500, $i,0 cash, 87.50 per
.- -- .. ; - month. ' ' 'J ' ' -
Eight rooms best stticco and frame. HASTINGS & fiEYDEN, CRealtOrs)
Uving room with brick fire-place, built-in 1 6 14' Harney Sf. ' Phone Tyler to.
bookcases, dining room with built-in but- 1 ,v . i, . . i . "
fet,. white enamel- -Ichen; oak flhish - ; MlSCeUaneOUi. '
throughout; corner bed rooms, large tile A- Fti l ' rvjpti H It
ami white enamel bath room, full base-- ?J&Vjtii' J AftJ,Yt
ment and. nice fruit cellar; hot -air fur- -t - ryj ffvrr rrir, r A T3
nice; nice lawn,- shrubbery and trees. One AM JjJuUL'JV i U uAlv
of the best neighborhoods In Omaha. Will f; w tji Ttri
' give terras or would trade for good Chi- QC x AKd
Sst bp.rntyio $10 DOWN $10 MONTH
C. L. OmGSBY, 2560 Laurel Ave. - Dreot oar ,ervlc,' 70 ltth and ?arnara
Sts. Lays well, very desirable location.
KQUNTZE PLACE. Buy this acre now pay for It during the
, war, put In crops and build later. Price
S-roomy strictly modern' .bungalow. Lo- $1,00: ' ; ' r
Vated i block north of.Kountze park, s HASTINGS. & HEYDEN, (Realtors)
nice rooms on first floor and 2 bedrooms 1614 Harney". St: Phone Tyler-60.
and bath on sacohd. Furnace, heat, . east , ' 1 . . ' 1 ' " 1
front. Owner wlffing to. sacrifice this place ACREAGE,.!, WEST . OF DUNDEE. '
for $3,600 to get cash, - - ; , ? One -acre. ; - Twenty acres.
' ' . .,- ' Three prra..r,-, , Thirty, acres. -
REALTORS:'1 ,v'.;.:;,., ; Fifteen c"rs.- Sixty lores.
.c". ' "', ' If you are fit the market for a fine
5S-Otnshs, Nat. -Bit. Bldg. r O. I7S1. ""buildtnc site west of Dundee, do not fall
''t'i " ' ' i ' to have us show you what we hava to
OWNER LEAVING ., CITY ,Ffltt-J:,l,f?!tl??. ca" ?ouslas
tl?Ti1'lT,'; Q fifCA H. H. HARPER A CO.,
JTlVlVJil yOfOOy 1018-14 City Rational Bank Bldg.
Carpenter leaving city, and will, sell his ! . . lfh' anil Harey. '
beautiful sU-roorn jhodero. home, buffet, V 'In :-.' .--a r-i ,'i ,','...
tlrottece. "special.. plumhln;..., etc., choice, -tip.t bcivupp ---'.. ' ' ".
ouft ffnlsh; ecreeneil porch, corner lot with KtAL tb J A t-'-Investment.
magniflcent,vlew, .on and one-half bJoclsV 1 ....nK-.rfflftW'I'Viw3l
to car; .This . Jated In one of the new : ' - S5.000rMOBTGAGEr
additITsiJartlleat.- It aura- Is a, flualHy r-.r ' t.La U n.nt th
home.' -- ,-.. .."' - ' -. . -- : . Is second to .small -first .-on -one pf the
.JhfBnriTiv'Tfv-il r rr ' ' best apartment hmiscs -lnTOriinha.on Haf-
. "bh ''Tv'ler 4V8 - W itmtdu. -Alt' lil.Mf; Interest
40r.Qmt Mat. Hk. Blogi T,ler r. per'cent.- XVe'wIll'VuftranTae Interest and.
... DANttY- NEW BUNGALOW. . -.principal wheri it becomes due.
Baiarmroovnkii on ori. floor" HASTINGS HEYDEN, (Realtors)
Haiancs. terrns!' s rooms, all on one l.loor, ;1S1, .u-b i - Phnni vtr no
nicely decewted. ak : finish ;4n - IiVIb VSif-f.;.,. il U ri1ilr-IlL-
roo'm'sfthree bedrooms, stairway to floored , SEE U -FOR- INVESTMENT 'AND
attic, furnice. all .modern.., full ,cenent SPECULATIVWR-OPftTY.
basement.rexterloj: frame and stucco, east. - ! " AT f-HIfSfSSiJk 'IOif.
front, loti.BlcAy loddsaj pertnanent wilkirt " , ,. .- . ,R-jf-ALlHR -s '
located on's-iJlook;,. wat :-of Fontenelle r V.620 f irst. hlaUooaBanlt.-Bldir.
Blvd., on ifJW-AveV Just south -of-Bed- ' i " t, ---. - -. .) "-'"w -i-l
b:'at ,REAL ESTATfe-Onimproved.
C. ,;G. CAR.tBEB.C5, Realtor, ... -.;, ;. ; . " Miikfcr" " ' ,'
8t0-n8 Brandels Theater Bldg., , : '' : ' ;'".":'.: WPffB.;,'.. ,
- ; BE A HOMEJffWSER. i. ? " AF-fER looking at MlNNE LUSA 300 dlf-
twm -bungatow - wtth Stalrway'to " ferent buyers decided that 1 was the liest
floored attic; brand liew; nicely decorated,. , proposition' on -the " market and they
oak 'ilnish.,4n living rooms; .fulf cement 'fcadtetl their judgment by .bnylng lots,
basements east- ..front; located high' and ' 'IF YOU will come out-today you will
' Hightly; on 47th Ave., one block west of understand why the others ava buying.
Kontenelle,- Blvd. Price $3,800; $100 CHARLJES. W. MARTIN CO.,
down, balance terms. . ... .: 74J omaha Xat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
; C. Q. CARLBERG, . r iv. ,, ; ;
-.310-3H Brandels Theater Bldg. MlSCellaneOttS. '
' DANDY- BUNGALOW. BHAUTIPUL 60-ioot lots. Pries $320. only
Five rooms and. bath, eak finish. Inolud- $8 cash and 60 cents par weekv oug. 8382.
ing floors, buffet and -eup boards, high - ',' , ,
grads plumbing, .furnace heat,, laundryr, - .,..:--',"; -y .
eonneetiohs,--Jot 4xiss-.:: ope block to REAL ESTATE--To Exchange
-arnd schot. Price cut to J,850, on al- 8
' RABt'Kselliie'Bidf. TyW T1;- - " . FOR SALE- OR i'
' . south:.'-: - EXCHANGE
1-lVEOOM house,. ...m.rn. oak finish .''THE MELROSE-APT6."
in llvlnr room and dlnlntr room. Walks , W iT'TfiAntu i rtL
in. shades and eiecfr,c fixture and water, 33) anfj CALIFORNIA StS.
TM.lnw--;irane - new.. ielt locMed building, con-
six 4h"s"ooatloS ;.-lnf foKtt4. aparfments.lis offered
"Th2r& thaHt'lS'.-n Ideal 'J?,? 8d
horns for: anyone working out from the vacant property or farm .Iwid. ,
Vinton street barn or the Pierce street TNf!nM''E TR OVF,T?
barn. For further Information, see i - . ' '
TRAVER BROTHERS, ; It Is leased snd there !- large waiting
-..,! lt for apartments In this building.' Has
811 First Nat'! Bank Bldg. ' every modern convenience;. -tile bath "foom
l . ; ; . - floors. Murphy- In-a-door beda oak,' and
ONE 6.room .ad one 4-room cottage, both bj flnl(lh ,outn and t trait rner
oh yns tot; fine condition: live in one and ol Pavtd tttwt .all(r;0ll caT.. u,. what
T'T'rris iVoBRW.' 1 HASTINGS & HEYPE. (Realtors)
400 Bee Bldy. . ..Phone Douglas 470. -1614 Harney Bt; , . Phone Tyler 80. '
;I a B TRtfMBULU f SHERIDAN, Dewes, Rock and Dundy Co.
1301 1st Nat Bfc. Bldg. ' P. 1784. Improved ranches, clear, tat sale or w
Miscellaneous. ,'chns.e"a & R. e. Montgomery,'
- MTFTV 'RTT'MP AT HW Douglas 4810, 627 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
4NIX J. X iJUiMVJlJW VV EQUITY, two new modern houses Omaha.
Easy Terms. Price $3,300
Flvs rooms and bath, strictly modern. D"s 'Moines. Ta. -
; all the butlt-ln features., nicely decorated, $53 A$ acre uys la0-acr farm 15 rutles
lot 42HrlS0, onr block to school, two from Omaha. Inquire 432 Ramt B!k. T!l.
blocks to car. 'Jhls ts brand new and a Doug. 4:'l-.-. P.-idencs phnneboug. 877S.
bargain orne REA co A MODERN -room nose Fine location.
701 Om. Nat. Bk. B.li?, Tyler 494. wta taks clear lot as part payment. Call
' li. Harney 1674.
Persistent Advertising Is the Road investigate my system; Omaha Realty
tO Success. . ,.,.' Trading-Co., 18 Patterson Blk. Tyler 856.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE- B'ness Prty
11. A. WOLF. Realtor. Ware Blk. Specialist
In downtown business property.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE have several good reliable bflyers for
I and 6-room houses and bungalows with
8J0O to $600 down. Call Osborns Realty
Co., Tyler 498. 101 Omaha Nat. Bank
Bldg.
W A XTED Attractive five or six room
In desirable neighborhood.
F., P. Wea d. S10 S Eighteenth street.
LISTING houses to rent 01 sell on snia II cash
payments; have tar ties waiting Western
Real Kstate. 41 S Karbaeh Blk. D. J07.
IF you want quick action on your prop
erty, list it with ma.
LUND. 420 BOSK BLDG. TYLER 7S8
W I S H to buy r io o five-room cottages for
cash: win consider houses needing r'
pairs: HO H. Bee.
WE have a .customer.' for a handsome brick
rm-iaenco m tlslrsll district. F. D
Wesd. 310 8. Hth St. ' f.V .'
AR.MDT tk TAYLOR can assist you. Wi
Ijili-d St Webste 80S
LET' us sell -or rent yonr property. Tm
p.leton-Olson Co. 608 Be;Bldg.- Tyler 2020.
moneytoloan:.
Orgauixed . Vy-4ho .Busini si. Wen of Osiaha,
-Vurnitvre,-plants snd note as security,
$40, 0 mo. H;.i.i:Kls totalr'cost. $8.50.
Smaller or larger am't proportionate rats,
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
4S8 Rose Bldg, l&th and Farnam, Ty. 66.
LKOAL RATES LOANS
1 IZ4 U0 .$340.00, or more.
Easy payment- - " ' CtrhoSt privacy.
840 Paxton Bldg. Tel. Doug. S2
-M AttAtyOAN'-CJOMP A N Y
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
THIRTY While Kock hens and three roos
ters. . Wl k saortttcet! tot lmntsdhu suls.
Colfax S763.
FOR SAXE Wnlt r.)hurn chu-lrens, all
eises. iiui soutn finn st. wal. 2999.
FOUR thordirelibred WliYte'peislan k'h'g catsT
H ouse l;rk.,., ltcij.j ;;Tykr 8iC0.
wO brindle Boston bull pups at $i each".
2808 8. 8$4;. 8t.iHj.t-.T;o:w'..'c
Horses- Live StockVehicles.
FOR SALET-r-Tejun, wagon an J harness.
Phone WarflurJloe.7. '.'.-".'
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
bo . joBstoti -.aa , wife to Jfidward
tflyss'ess Chedester, Twenty-third
street. 30 feet south o A stret, west
'.if, ,sx$o. $i,6o
WbrnJMgsida'i.an4. company to Henry
C. , ZIcqumi. soutJteast corner. Burn- - ,
lialm andj BlOrtdo streets,. 34.8x06.6,,. 215
Elmer' It. Porter. .ajil.,.,wjf.,to- Louis .,
Frank Jacobs,. Kansas- -aveoua, . 232 , . . .
feet "east W 'Twen-ty-flfth avenue,
soutlj slde;''4Sxll.3s;-.'..,.'..i' .mo
Harty, ts. "Potts and "wire fo Elsal... ..
ThorionV-Fffrtjc-scyenthf' avenue 40 ;
feet south, of Vtrt street, "cast aide,
40x186- .'..vi . . ... . .-.v." J..' .'.' 1,500
IJarold W". Robbins to George O.
Barns, " Nineteenth street, 120, feet
north of Manderson street, east side,
10x140" .'...:....... l
George L: Lawson to Maude R. Bis
choff p.t. a), southwest- corner Thirty
seventh and. Sprague, 40x184 160
JlRry R. Glasrow, xtri., et al to C. "M.
Skinner, Tweaty-thlrd street, 150
feet south' of M street, west side,
. 50x150. .... 8,600
Samuel Ooldware, 'jr.,- and wife to
Philip Bher at al, Sixteenth street.
2.8 feet south of . Spencer street,
east side, 62.8x124 .. 8,600
Samuel. Goldware, Jr., - and wife to
Louis Limsky,, Woolworth street, 80
feet west of Twenty-seventh street,
south side, 50x100 2,500
Fred W. Stubbendorf et al to George
Frels et al, northeast corner Forty
second and Harrison, 125x200; south
east corner Fortieth and Polk street,
125x400 .....J... ...... 1,200
Ethel JI. Van Valkenborg- and husband ,
to Amy C. Lawton northeast corner .
Thirtieth and . Bauman" streets,
8S.6xliO ,.; 2,750
Fontqnella' Land company-, to R. F.
Clary," Boulevard. 100 feet north' of
Larlmofe avenue, " northeast, 50x117-' 450
T. M. Benton, and husband to A. A.
Benton, southwest corner Thirty
fifth and V streets, 80x129: 1
P. E: McDonald and wife to Thomas
Durkln, Pratt street, 138.69 feet east
of Twenty-seventh street, south side,
46.83x)24' ............. .':.'.. .......I $,500
Gebrge Cllebs to Adolph ,G. Nelson,
Fiftieth street, 100 feet southof Bur-
dat.te street, west tslfle, 100x138 .... 490
Kansas' City Live Stock Market.'
Kansas City, Aug. 83. Cattle Receipts,
5,900 head, including; 8,00 southerns: market
higher;' prime fed "steers,. $14.0014.85;
dressed beef steers, $11.0013.60; western
steers,- $;009 18.60; southern steers, $7.00
11.85; cows, $5.7610.00; heifers,' $7.50
12.50; stockors and feeders, $6.76 12. 00;
bulls, $.50.6O;, calve,' $T.O0l?.60, -;
Hogs Receipts, 4.000 head? -market low
er; bulk of sales,-. $1.0018.; heavy,
$18.(O19.00; peckers and butchers, $18.00
S'18.00; lights, $17.50 1S.25; pigs, $14.60
17.00. , '
?hsep and Lambs Receipts, 1,600 head;
market steady; lambs, $16.7516.65; . year
Urtgs, $10.004112.00; wethers, J9.noll.DO;
ewes, $8.5010.00; stockera and feeders,
$6.6016.60.
; St. I.ouls Live Stock Market.
Bt. " Louis, Aug. ; 28. Cattlfl Receipts,
1900 head; market higher; native beef
steers. $7.5014.50i yearling steers and heif
ers, $8.5014.00; cows, $S. 50010.00; Blockers
and feeders, $0.5009.60; prime southern
beef steers, $S.0012.60; bcf cows and heif
ers, $6.259.00; prime- yearling steers and
heifer3, $7.60Q)10.00; native calves, $5.75
14.25.
Hogs Receipts, 4,200 head; market low
er;' lights. $18.25 19. 6: plgj, $14.0017.60;
mixed and butchers, $18.00 18.75; good
heavy, $38.76 19.00;. bulk 0; tiles, $18. 26
18.90. ' -
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,800 head;
market steady; lambs, 25o higher; lambs,
tll.0ft16.10; t ewes, $8.609.50; wethers,
$10 60(611.50;' canm-ra and choppers, $4.59
8:60. ,. -, X ;-, ; n- .-. ',1 .
. -Ohic8jto'Llvi' $tok TSIttrksfc ' "
Chkago; tug. 23.'-:T-Ca.ms-Jlece(pU, 5,600
headr marHet TStifmBi.!.C8 Ives ,25c hlghefi
nativi?'1 beet fekttlo; $8.25g)15.50; "western
steers, $7.0012.40; stockfers . and feeders,
$6.109.$5; csws' arid:- hei fore, $4.65l3.00;'
calvqs, $11.60-16.ft0' v '--'
Hogs Receipts, 14.000 head; market
weak and 50c to $1.00 lower than yester
day's. .average arly - lopj' $19.15j . bulk of
sales, ' .11.tt1s,20-,'V light, - $16.75(18.40;
mixed, $17.TIOM:8i(H: K;avy ,$1S,7518.30;
rough. $16.75'ffirWr'.PflW.',$liO(15.50. .
Sheew mt iambs RMoeipW, 7)00- head;
Hheep; iBttfohgA-kmhs 25o -.WtrMfr; JwetherS,
$7.7611.10; ewes, $7.25 10. 0f lambs;
$io.60is'-ia.75. ":: zzrijiJ'tt"
, ."Omalia lla'y Mitl!:t.'',V, -'-ii
market firm and Higher on all grade? e(
hay and- aKfUTsk-. Oo)j ;jiipUirt.'praWs.
2. $l4.c'lTvl)'ti; NO.-' $S.0fllf.f.:-f(J. ij
midland, W-MmrMf fW. Il$.0('fl.o!l
9.00; ..(.'S.-'e'S.oeS.oo-t. Choice rfala,.
ion nOTiA4 ft A ." $Vnl 1 - t i ftftr. 9 t fift i'mIb nl
74 JJ.yUAffB 3. W 1 .''"f f- - w" 4sV v , disimu'
ard.' $l7.OOl;ob;'Jo.vcllt.01?.'O: No
3, Jll.iJU'rj is.tiu. uat siraw. .' 5.w'ft.'v.
wheat straw, $T.07.B.o ! . .' .
'.Minneapolis Uraln Market. , . -.
Minneapolis, Wnfii.;.:Au8. ?3 Flour t'n
changad : -'--- - --- --- , - ,
Rye 1.78f J.'7.', -rl ' t''- ' .
' BarleVMt'$r.W' ''."' '.'"."'" '
Bran $31.0031,50, ' ' . ' .
lYheat Ssptember.: ft.H. CmH1. No. 1
northern. I2.602.60i No. 2 northern, $2,45
42.S0; No. 4t-northern; $2.402.50; No. 2
hard Montana, 2.45. ;:
Corn No..:s,yiilow, $1.74l76. ,
Oats No.-' 8 white. 2'-$03c.- . ., .
Flax-t8:48ff8:3. ' ,V . . . -. .. . ,
. Jf e w Vork Cottoti Market, .r V ' '
New York, ,'Aagf. 1.2.3, Cption--miures
opened steady ;" Oetober 28.26c; December.
23.20c; January, 28.17?; 3Harch.23.36p; May,
23.47c. '. ' ' ', . ' . .
Cotton futures ' closed easy: October.
, S8.18 ; December, 28.20c; January. 23.21c;
1 . 1 ' n . ba.' . ..... En. ci . . ......
middling, 24.85c.
The cdtton market tdsy closed Irregular
at a net decline of 7 9. 27 points on Sep
tember and later' deliveries.
' Kansas City Grulst Market.
Kansas - City,- - Mr, Aug. S3.' Wheat No.
2 hard. $236 2.4S; No. 2 red, $2.22 2.24;
fiopumber, $2.20.
Corn No. 8 mixed, t. 70 1.74; wo. z
white. $1.801.82: No. 3 yellow, $1.751.7;
September, $1.62: December, $1.08.
Oats No. 2 white, 57Vj68c; No. 1 mlxsd,
5f, 5 7c.
St. IOiils Grain Market.
St. Louis, Aug. 23. Wheat No. 2 red,
$2.25; No. 3 hard, $2. 4082. 41; September,
$2.06.
Corn No. 2. $1.7S1.76: No. 2 white,
$1.77: September, $1.60: December, $1.0814.
Oats No. 2, 55-56c; Noj 2 white, 6Sc.
London Silver Market.
'London. Aug. 23. Silver Bar. 44 per
ounce.
. Money 8 li percent. . -
Discount Rate Short bills, t per cent;
three month bills, 4 13-16 per cent.
LIYE STOCK-MARKET
Large Run of Cattle Forces
Prices Down; Top Price of
Hogs Thursday is
$18.50.
Omaha. August 23, 1917.
Receipts were: Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 10,100 3,85 1(5, 1!J
Official Tuesday ......I0.JS7 7.470 9.781
Official Wednesday ,. 7.797 8,iU 18,028
Estimate Thursday ... 8,500 $.200 7,400
Four days this week., 41. 584 27,588 46,337
Same days last week. .27,161 1$,659 83,841
Same days 2 weeks gol7.7!l 87.718 3$. 570
Same days 1 weeks agdS:,M 43.500 36,185
Sams day. 4 weeks sfo0,6S5 47.941 34,741
Same days last year.. 27,540 21.693 S7.044
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stork Yards. Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 1 o'clock yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. M. & St. P..... 2.& 1
Wabash J
Missouri Pacific , ,. 1
Vnlon Pacific 3S . . 50
'.4
1
Cr N. W eatt..,..'. 1
O. ft N. W.. west...... 40
C; et. P.. M. A O...... ..
C, B. & Q , east..,..,., . .
C . B. A Q.. west 68
C, R. I. & P., east...... t
C.i R. I. P., west
Illinois Central .,
83
U
1
24 1
Total receipts, ...... 147 US
28
4 DISPOSITION HEAD.
, , --. 1. . cattlft. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co....'.'..,.. 434 l.SS? 164
Swift and Cbmpahy.,I,S77 994 981
Curiahy I'aokin Co.. i7 . 2.315 716
Armour &,Cd. .1,161 334
siohwart. .& Co. ......... - 178
J. W. Jlurphy.'... ' 1,238 ....
Lincoln Packing Co. 1 , ....
StVOmaha tfack. Co.. 124 ....
W,kB.-Vansant Co.-.,-' 77
F. 15. Lewis.......... 115
J. B. Root A Co 16
J. H. Bulla 33
Rosenatook Bros..... 109 .... ....
F.,0. Kellogg 26
Werthelmer & Degen. 239 .... ....
Kills 38
Sullivan Bros. 48
M.iV Kii. Cal Co1, 47
Christie .v 10
Hoffman 13
Roth -. 5
Banner Bros 65 ..... ....
John Harvey 403 ....
Dennis & Francis.... 32 .... ....
Jensen A Lungren,... 66 .... ....
Other buyers,., 1,182 .... 8,483
Totals .7.571 7,813 9.688
Cattle Cattle receipts were moderately
liberal again today, about 8,300 head, snd
the supply so far this week has been over
(40,040 head, an unusually liberal run for
this time of tha year. .. Trads was decidedly
slow, but for the most part prices were
In about the same notches as on yester
dsy for both beef stwrs snd cow stuff.
Compared with a week ago beef steers are
from 6O0 to 7 60 lower, wwhlle cows are
generally 76c$1.00 lower and alow and In
different sellers at that.
Business In Blockers and feeders has been
very dull all week and practically all of
the advance of the week previous has been
lost. In other words, stock csttle and
feeding steers are selling anywhere frora
78o to $1.15 lower than a week , or ten days
ago and the supply on hand Is larger than
It has been at any tlms this season.
Quotations on cattls: Good to choice
beeves, $13.50014.60; fair to rood beeves,
$12.25(318.26; common to fair beeves. $9.00
(7?12.00: good to cholcs yearlings, $13.75(9
13.75; fair to rood yearlings, 811.5012.50;
Common to fair yearlings, $9.00(911.00; good
to choice grass beeves, $10. 25012.60; fair
to good grass beeves. $9.00916.00; common
to fair grass beeves, I7.50jji8.75! good to
choice heifers, $7.(009.00; good to choice
cows, $7.2508.25; fair to good cows. $6 60
O7.00; common to fair cows, $5.0006.60;
good to choice feeders. $8.0008.26; fair to
rood feeders, $7.2508.26; common to fair
feeders, $6.7506.76; good to choios stock.
er, $7.758.76: stock helfnrs. $6.60418.00;
stock cows, $6.0007.(0; stock cslves. $6,600
8.00; vesl calves, $8.00012.50; bulls, stags,
etc.. $6.7608.(0. ,
Representative sales:
WESTERN CATTLE.
MONTANA.
2 steers,. 485 5 60 5 cows... 638 ( 65
WYOMING.
17 steers. 1028 8 (0 6 cows... 190 ( 36
1 . Nebraska.
6 cows... 898 I 20 11 cows... 4J 6 26
. 7 cows... 967 T 25 ' 68 steers., 828 8 (0
66 steers., ess s to 43 cows... 940 7 40
SOUTH DAKOTA.
3 stocke's 860 7 2S 4c6ws...l07T T 25
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av, Pf.
1 980 $7 00
COWS.
1 770 4 76 2 940 5 25
2........ 845 ( 80 4 1067 6 T6
2 870 00 8 1142' 7$
2. 900 7 00
HEIFERS.
1. 450 5 (0 (........ (88 6 64
1 440 8 75 4 490 7 09
1 (70 7 25 8 (53 7 38
Hogs Receipts continued fair and the
market broke sharply again today. Ship
per purchases wars light and showed reduc
tions of 25060c, most of the hogs 'being
bought 40H80C lower. The packer trade
was fully 50O60O lower fronvths offset and
very slow at that. Bulk of the sales was
made around $17.(0 18.00, with best kinds
on up to $18.(0. The market was right
close to $1.00 lower than at high time the
first of the week. .
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
68. .274 ...$17 05 71. .228 40 $17 16
22. .244 ... 17 26 61. .266 380 17 35
74. .209 140 IT 40 42. .227 40 17 60
89. .246 150 17 66 66. .287 120 17 70
88. .285 ... 17 75 62. .238 40 18 26
14. .234 ... 18 30 64. .247 ... 18 50
175..215 v.. 18 60
Sheep The receipts of 7,400 were the
smallest of the weak, and as the demnnd
continued rood, both fat and feeder Iambs
were active at prices that wars stron to
mostly 10016c higher than yesterday. No
light feeders wsre on offer, . but sturf
weighing 60 lbs. or better sold st 816.86
16,90. Packers bought a few rangers at
$16.60016.45.'. Old sheep were fully steady,
good awes reaching $10.26.
Quotations on sheep and. lambs: Lambs,
fair to choice. $16.25016.76; yearlings, fair
to cholcs, $10.60012.00; wethers, fair to
choice, $10.0011.60; ewes, fair to choice,
$9.00010.25: feeder lambs, Ii.oo0l6.ao;
feeder yearlings, $10.50 12.50: foeder ewes,
$6.1)0(819.00.
I.epresentallve sales:
. Feeder Lambs.
No. ' ' Av. Pr.
166 Nevada 68 16 35
90 culls 66 16 00
1706 Idaho v ' 16 65
249 Idaho 84 16 6(
29 Wyoming (8 16 75
80 Wyoming- 2 16 7$
! ' Feeder Yearlings.
18S Idaho .....87 11 75
214 Idaho 83 11 75
.. . Fs ewes.
21, Idaho. ....... . 88 60
146! Idaho ' 99 11 50
tM Idaho 99 11 60
194 Wyoming 89 9 60
22 Wyoming ..100 10 26
..Fat Yearlings.
129 Idaho 100 11 50
39 culls ..i. 88 8 00
' Fat Lambs.
353 Nevada , 42,, 16 60
i-M -Idaho- i. .:..';!... ...V........ 77 - 16 60
35 Wyomtnr 66 16 40
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
St. Joorph, Aug. 23. Cattle Receipts,
2.500 head; market higher; steers, $3,000
1 4 00; rows and heifers, $5.50013.00; calves,
?6. 00012-60.
Hoks Receipts, 6.600 head; market lower;
top, $19.0o; bulk of sale. $17.7(018.50;
heavy packers, $17.50017,15; mixed packers,
$15.60(517.50. '
'Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 800 head;
market higher; lambs, $10.00Ol(.60; ewes,
$5.0010.00.
Slonx City Llvs Stock Market.
Sioux City, la., Aug. 23. Cattls Reoelpts,
1.000 head; market strong; beef steers, $7.60
4M4.50; fat cows and heifers, $6.50011 00;
canners, 85.0008-25; stackers snd fesders,
$7.00 9. 60; calves, $8.0013.00; bulls, stags,
etc., $6.262.00; feeding cows and belters,
$5.75S.OO. - .
Hogs Receipts, 4,(00 head; market de
moralized, no quotations.
Sheep None.
New York Metal Market.
New York, Aug. 23. Copper Market dull;
electrolytic, spot and nearby, nominal; Sep.
tomber and fourth quarter, $25.00026 00.
Metal exchange quotes tin stsady; spot,
)61.?b062 00.
New York, Aug, 23. Metals Lead dull;
spot, $10.50 $10.82 tt. Spelter weak; spot
Bast St. Louis delivery, $7.3708.38.
At London: Copper, spot, fUO; futures,
119 10s: electrolytic, 1137. Tin, spot, 241
10s; futures, 239 10s.
At London: Lead, spot, 30 10s; futures,
29 ZOs; spelter, spot, 54; futures, 50.
New York Bugar Market.
New York, Aug. 23. Sugar Raw, steady:
centrifugal, 7.46c; molasses, 4.68c. . Refined,
steady; fine granulated, 3.4009.00c1
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
Slight Advance in Cash Wheat;
Corn Strong, With Good
Advance; Oats Active
and Higher.
Omaha, August 23, 1517,
Cash whi-at scored a slight advance today,
selling at unchanged prices on th poorer
grades to 3c hlsthcr on the hotter grades
of hard winter. Uecetpts of this cereal were
very light with only eight csrs and up to
noon four were reported nolJ. There was
a good d.rnmul tor the milling grades, but
lhe samples were very scarce.
' The cash corn market was very strong
with a good demand for this cereal, partic
ular preference being shown for ths yellow.
Price were much higher, being quoted from
5c to 6 Ho higher than those of yesiorday.
Traders took the samples vory slowly, but
near the close of the session few of these
were left. The No. 2 yellow which sold
yesterday at $1,744 snd $1.75, sold on the
floor today at $1.80 to $l.lil. these figures
bsirg (0 to 6tc over ths mixed of the sums
grinle.
The oats mirket was quite aotlvs t
higher pKlces. Quotations on this cereal
ruled from lo to l hlghvr. Ths trade
was almost ITmlted to the No. 8 grudi-. while
tho bulk of these tales iold at the higher
prices.
Rye and barley arrivals woro unlmport
snf, with tho hiarket on rye. quoted 4o to
Jo higher, while the market on barley
ruld from So to (c lower.
Clearances were: Wheat and flcur equal
to 318.00O bushels; corn.. 10.600 bushels;
eat, 99. Q08. bushels. . '
- Prlswry-wJieSt rseMprs were 'TO. 060 bush
els and shipments 58S.00O bushels. ' against
receipts at 436,000 bushels -and shipments
of 279,000 bushels last year.
Primary Corn receipts wre 391,000 bush
els and shipments 305,000 bushels, against
receipts of 436,600 bushels and shipments
379.000 bushels lsst yesr.
Primary oats receipts were 1,883,000 bush
els and shipments 940,000 bushels, against
receipts cf 1. 994,000 bushels and shipments
of 1,048.000 bushel lsst year,
, CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicaro .... .116 78 830
Minneapolis ., !37
Omaha 8 89 ;is
Kansas City 76 30 :ii
St. Louis ..,... 97 37 141
Winnipeg ............. ..-130
Wht No. 1 hard winter. 1 car (red).
$2.40. No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, $2.45; 1 car,
$3.40. No. S hard winter, 1 car, $2,40. No.
6 hard winter. 1 car. $2 33; 3 ears, $2.25.
No. 1 mixed. 1 car, (2.43. No. 5 yellow, 1
car, $3.3?."
Corn No. 3 white, S 4-5 cars. $1.80(4.
No. yellow, 3 curs, $1.81 H; 3 cars, $1.S0.
No. 3 yellow. H car, $1.31 S. No. 4 yellow.
I car, '$1.80. No. 2 mixed, 1 car (near
white, s) 1.57 i 1 car, $1.754; 3 cars, $1.75.
No, 8 mixed. 4 cars, $1.76. No. 4 mixed, 1
car.- 81.74V No. mixed. S ears, ..$1.74.
Oats Standard, 1 car, 66 fcc. No, 3 white,
II car. 65.S40.; 1 ear, 65c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 hard.
$3.3803.46; No. $ hard, (2.8602.46: No, 4
hard, $2.2402.40; No. 2 spring. $2.3202.43;
No. 3 spring, $2.2702.40. Corn: No, 3
white, $1.80O1.80Vt; No. 3 white, $1.79 KO
1.80H ; Ne. yellow, $1.80(3 1. SI H ; No, 3
yellow, 81.S0U Ml Vii No. 2 mixed, $1,760
1.754; No. 3 mixed, $1.74H 1.75. Oats:
No. 2 white, S69;066Uc; standard, 55 V
654c; No. 8 white, 660664c; No. 4 white,
64Vs 055c. Barley: .Malting, $1.1801-32;
No. 1 feed, $1.001.13. Rys: No. 3, $1.69
1.7i; No. 3, $1.68 01.70.
Local range of options:
Art. I Open. High. Low. Close. Tes,
r r- 1 1 1 j .
Sep. 8 18 2 11 213 2 12 213 .
Corn. I 1
Sep. 10$ 1 06 106 1 H 106
Dee. 1 04 X 04 104 1 04 104
Oats.
Sep. E4 (( (I (5 (4
Dec, j 86H 56U 66H ' ibj 66
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain "brokers,
815 South Blxtssnth street, Omahai
Art I Open. High. Low. Close. Yes.
Wht. I " I I T"
Sep. i 08 S 0T 504H S 07 208
Corn.
Dec, 1 OS 4 1 084; 10744 1 094 1084,
May 1 06H 1 07H 106H 1 07 106i
Oats.
Sep. 63 4 84H 55 4 (4 6 .IS
Dec. (44 (tli 644 ' 64H 64H
May 674 t.8 !4 (74 iVh (74
Pork.
Sep. 43 76 43 15 43 75.43 16 43 00
Oct. 43 (0 43 82 43 46 43 82 43 71
Lard.
Sep. I 22 91 28 10 32 $5 38 10 $2 9$
Oct. 28 00 22 10 22 96 2$ 07 23 01
Ribs. , . J, , . 4 .
Sep. S3 it ' 38 43 2 6 fjf 3-07
Oct. 23 4 ft (7 38 40 .8) tS 28 (T
... --T 1' ' - ..T? '..,!
CHICAGO teR.MJf AND PROVISIONS.
Abundant Offerings of Cora 4'anseg Trices
To Decline oa ths Market.
Chicago, Aug.. 23.vAbundant offerings
caused com prices tj decline early today,
only to advanee In ' greater degree later
when, notable buying Induced shorts to
hasten to cover their lines. The closo was
strong and near the top fins.! figures be
Inr Ho to lo net higher with December
at $1,094 to $1.0914 and May st $1.06
to (1.07. Wheat finished at $3.07, an ad
vance of le for the September option. Last
prices for oats wsre unchanged to o
higher and provisions finished from a
shads lower to 15a higher.
I'ntll ths surplus offerings were taken off
tho markst ths trend of oorn prices was
downwsrd. News from the fields ss to pros
pects and weather was bearish, danger of
drouth damage being said to be over, while
reports told of big yields. Strong cash
prices, coupled with curtailment of offer
ings, Induced covering ss ths market ad
vanced. Wheat trading was dull and prices full
off esrly. The rally later was unimpressive
and representative only of tho desire to
complete outstanding contracts In Septem
ber, the only trading- option.
Oats had a firm undertone which , re
sponded when corn advanced. Country of
ferings were light snd cash figures some
what higher, which contributed to the up
turn. . ' ' i
Provisions fell off at the start due to
the weakness of the hog market. A lively
demand, however, took the prices to higher
levels. October, lard was conspicuous In
thn trading.
Butter Unchanged,-' creamery, S7041o.
Eggs Receipts, 8,626 cases; market un
changed. Potatoes Receipts, 30 cars; market un
changed. Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 190230;
springs, 22024c, ?
OMAHA OENEBAJ MAUKET.
Butter Packing stock butter, 3440 . lb.
Eggs Fresh eggs, case, $8.10, Omaha,
Live Poultry Hens, all slses, 17c; broil
ers, under 24 lbs, each, 22o; ducks, F. F.
fat, 9c; old cox, 13c; broilers, over 24 lbs.
18c: geese, F. F. fat, 8c.
Cheese Fancy Swiss, 42c 1 No. 1 domestic,
38c; block, 33c; twin, 26c; daisies, 27c; trip
lets, 27c; young American, 29c; blue label
brick, 27c; llmburger. 30c; New York white,
29c; French roqueford, 05c.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts, effective
August 13, sre as follows: Ribs No. 1,
23 4c; No. 8, 21c; No. 3, 124c Loins No.
1, 284c; No. S, 244c; No. 3. 14c. Chucks
No. 1. 164c; No. 5, 134; No. 3, 1040.
Rounds No. 1, 20c;-No. 2, 17o; No. I, 1540.
Plates No. 1, 144c; No. 2, 13c; No, 3, Ida.
Fish (per lb.) Catfish, 2Uo; halibut,
freBh, 19c; fresh frozen, 16o; black cod
sable fish, for steaks, 114c; fresh salmon
(red and pink), small. 14c: large, 15c;
fresh whits perch, dfeased, lOo; fresh trout.
No. 1, any size, 18c: fresh whlteflsh (genu
tne Selkirk), large, 18o; medium, 16c; rock
bass, I'M or size, 20c; fresh black bass, or.ler
size, 2f.o; medium, 23c; fresh croppies, IS
018c; fresh yellow pike. No. 1. 18c; fresh
pickerel, large dressed. 12c; round, lie;
fresh carp, dresses, ,lCrC; fresh buffalo,
dressed, 12c ' ., .
Cuntaloupes TurkMlks, steiidurCis, crate,
$4.00; ponys, $3.60; flats, $1.50; Arizona,
standards, $3.50; fists, (1.50.
Fruits Oranges, 80s, box, $3.60; 96s, 100s,
324s, $3.76; 120s, 288s. 14. 0Q; 150s. 176s,
200s, 216s, 250s, $4.(0. Lemons, Su "t, 800s,
360s. box; $8.(0, Red Ball, 800s, 360s. $8.00.
Grapefruit, California 84s, 40s, one-half
boxes, box, $2.(0; Florida, Deep Lake, $6.00.
deciduous, peaches, California, box. $1.35;
San JsQuln. Blbertas, $1.05; Arkansas, bush
el, $2.76. Prunes. Tragedy, box, $2.00. Plums,
Diamond, 42.00; other varieties, $1.90. Pears,
Bartletts, box, $2.35. Grapes, Malagas, on
arrival, $".25. Apricots, crate, $1.76. Red
raspberries, crate, $3.00. Blackberries, crate,
$3.00. Bananas, lb, 4c Apples, bushel, $1.36.
Watermelons, ib., 2c.
Bananas, lb.. 64c
Vegetables Potatoes, bushel, $1.65; cab
bage. Colon do, lb.,- 2c; onions, red, 8c;
onions, Spanish, crate, $1.25; tomatoes, home
grown, basket, $1.00; cucumbers, home
grown, basket, $1.26; celery, Kalamazoo,
dozen, 40c; lettuce, head, dozen, $1.00; let
tuce, leaf, 40a; beets, carrots, turnips, bas
ket, 40c.
Pesnuts No. 1 raw, lb., lie; No. 1
roasted, 12c; Jumbo, raw, 13c; roasted. Ho;
salted, crate, $2.25.
Miscellaneous Crackor Jack, checkers,
chums and cornpops, case, $3.70; one-half
case, $1.70. Dates, dromedary, cases, 11. 00.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
Nsw York, Aug. 23. Evaporated Apples
Firm.
Dried Fruits Prunes, steady. Apricots,
firm. Peaches, stesdy, Ratslns, firm.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Important Shares Take Sharp
Drop as Result of Uncer
tainty as to Price-Fixing
Program.
New torki Aug. 23. Latest aspects of ths
government price fixing program wsre ss
Ftgned ss the reason for the further weak
ness of today's stock market. Important
shares rreorded'-addittonal declines of T to
$ points, but rallies In the final hour ma
terially reduced many losses, some Issues
closing at net gains. ,
Trading was on the most extensive scale
of any session for several weeks. Aggre
gating SI J.000 shares. Coalers, steels, cop
pers, all the active equipments and numer
ous specialties were most often the center
of irregular bear drives.
The oil stocks, which srs expected to
suffer from drastic price revision, lost
more ground than any other group. Texas
company making so extreme loss of 1$
points, and Mexican Petroleum 3. On the
curb SutmUrd OH Issues registered gross
declines of 3 to 30 points.
Many margined or speculative accounts
were wiped out In the course of the day's
opt-rstlons. Liquidation for out-ou-town In.
(crests, as evidenced by the heavy offerings
of commission houses, contributed messur.
ably to the eevore setbsck of the morning.
Other factors favorable to the hears were
furnished by fresh development In ths
Russian nillltsry nd economic situation, the
extension otj domestlo labor troubles sad
anotnsr reduction in sieej pnoo eonea
UN's, notably plr Iron.
United States Steel fell 34 points to
414. Its lowest price In sbout two months,
but closed at a net less of K point. Otbor
steels made similar recoveries snd ship,
pings, coppers and motors retrieved the
greater part of their losses with rails.
Bonds were heavy, the Liberty Issue,
however, showing firmness at 89.93 te 94.96.
Totals sales (par value) were $3,431,000.
I'nlled States bonds (old Issues) were un-
ohsniten.
Number of sales snd range of prloes ot
ths leading slocks:
Sales. High. low. Close.
Am. Reet Sugar.,. 8,900 87 84 $7
American Can ... 2,700 44 43 '4 434
Amor. C. & V 714
Amer. Locomotive. 1,900 47 464 664
Amer. H. & R. , , , 9.400 10044 994 1004
Amer. Sugsr Ref.. 1.(00 117 114 1164
Amer. T. T 1,800 11IH 11$ 11$H
Amer. ., L. A S .... 32
Anaconda Copper.. 7,800 73i 734 73H
Atchison 1,200 ii 984 '-4
A O. A W. 1. S.. ll
Its I. ft Ohio 1.6(10 484 7s $$
llutto A Sup. Cop. 40 45 464 4(4
Cel, Petroleum 18 4
Canadtsn Psclflo . 4.500 1634-159 141
Central Leather .. 13,600 (744 (8 4(4
Cites, A. Ohio 1.400 69 (7, hi
Chi.. M. A St, P.. 4.(00 074 0$S '
O, N W.... :.. MT
C ft. I. P. otfs. 7.S00 27 4 tCH ST 4
Chlno Copper .... 4,300 (4 (3 4 4
Colo. F. & 1 1.600 48 H 46 4 U
Corn Products Ref. 11,800 S.4 $lk 314
Crucible Steel .... 83,200 71 75 774
Cuba Cane Sugar .,. .1,. .3$
Distillers' Sec. .... 8,800 244 24 2(4
ICrle 47,00 38 314 !H
General Ulectrlfl .. 600 160 160 1(04
General Motors .. 4.600 1114 10H 1UH
Gt. No. pfd 800 108 1084 1044
Gt. No. Ore rtfs... (.900 ((4 824 3$
Illinois Central .. 200 1014 1014 101U
Inspiration Cop.... 5,200 ti (34 $$4
Int. M. M. pfd,... .,(84
Inter. Paper 600 (64 81 4 MH
K. C. Southern.... , 200 19T. 194 1$H
Kennecott Copper. (,400 414 ' 40 U 404
Louis. A Nash ..J 127ft
Maxwell Motors .. 800 22 4 314
Met. Petroleum .. 11,000 454 $ '
Miami Copper .... 1,600 $7 34 1 864
Missouri Paalflo . 3,400 1 9 27 4 SI 4
Montsns Power .. 100 1104 1104 I104
Nevada Copper .. 1,800 224 12 3(4
N. Y. Central .... 4,300 834 . 88 $$4
N. Y., V. H. H. 1,600 81 i a
Norfolk West.. (00 117 1164 1184
Northern raclflo.. 700 1014 1014 101U
Psoitis Mall ,.. .... !(
Pennsylvania ..... 1,100 5(4 $S (2 4
Pittsburgh Coal .. 4.700 444 444 44 4
Ray Cons. Copper. 3.300 204 264 264
Readinr .....,... 17,000 80 844
Republic k A I.. 18,600 864 8( 8$
Shattuck Art. Cop. 200 234 (34 234
Southern Psclflo.. 2.400 (4 (14 $4
Southern Ry ,. 3,800 27 U 364 37
Studebaker Corp.. 4,900 (24 HH (3
Texas Co M00 186 1764 "H
Union Paolflo .... 4.(00 1564 1411 13(
V. S. Ind. Alcohol. R.tOO 13(4 137 1(84
U. 3. Steel ....... 262.TD0 130.4 1UV 114
r, & Steel pfd, .... .... Ill
Utah Copper ...... 9.300 1014 84 1004
tVAbath pfd "B", 700 (64 1 ,2(4 3(4
Western Union ... 400 984 $2 S1a
Westfnghouse Elec 2,(00 474 484 47
; Tptsl sales for the day, (16,000 shares.
' "''f New Mons Market.
New York, Aug. 23, Prims Mercantile
Psper 44i5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange Slgly-day bills,
$4.72; commercial sixty-day bills on hsnks,
$4,714; eommerclal sixty-day bllli, $4,714!
demand, $4.76 9-16; cibles, $4.7$ 7-1$. , .
Silver Bar, 8$ 4c. '
Bonds Government, steady railroad,
easy. I -
Tims Loans Flrmi sixty days, 404U tier
cent; ninety days, 4404 per sent; six
months, 4 4i 0 $ Jff cent.
Call Money Flrmi highest, t per eentt
lowest, 3 4 ref cent; ruling rate. S per osnti
closing bid, 24 per cent; offered at 24 per
cent; Ust loan, 24 per cent.
V. B. 2s reg.... (6 4 Int. M, M. 4s,. 42
do coupon .,..74K. C. . r. 6s.. $3
U. S. (s reg,.,, Mh'M K T 1st 4s It
do coupon ....64 14 Mo. Pac. g. 4s.. (74
U. S. 4s reg.,., 106 Mont. Power
do couDOn ..108 N. Y. C, d. 6S.T100H
Pan. 3s coupon (0 , No. Paolflo 4s.. 14
Am. F. 'S, 6a... 7(4 'do ts 48
Anglo-French 6s 3HOrv t. L. r. 4s. (44,
K. T. T. c. 5s H,Pac. T. T. (s 964
Arm. Co.' 44s 80 Pnn. c. 44..10m
'Atchisoh g. 4s. - 86 4 do gn. 44s.. 91
B. & O. 4s .... 84 4 Reading gen. 4s 894
"nn. Leather 5. . 98 4 S L S F sdj 6s 65
Cen. Pao, 1st.. 834no- rac. 0. ss,. i .
C, . O. o. 6s..,. 85 do ref. 4 85
C. O. 'Q. i- STSo. Ry. 6 87;
tCMASPg4V4s 904'Tex. A Pao. lit
OR I & P r 4s 61 Union Pac 4k., 80
C .& 8. r, 44s 7 ao cv. ts.,.. ss
I. & A. O. r. 6s (7 HP. 8. Rubber 6s.. (34
Dnm. of Can. (s 96 IT. S. Steel (s.,104
Erlo gen. 4s...' Wbsh 1st ....100
w.n Mien. 5S..100 'West. Un. 4 4s 9! .
Ot. No, 1st 4 49.. 14 'Did. -tOffcred.
111. Con. r. 4s. (4
Now York General Market.
v..ti a.iw 51 viourL-Msrket un
settled. Spring patents, $11.80013.16; win
ter patents and wlntor straights, nominal;
Kansas atrslghts, $11,80(3)12.40. , ,
Con Meal Kasier; line wnu ann
low. I.r,.255.36: coarse, $5.1606.25; kiln
dried, (10.05010.15.
Wheat Spot, steady; ho. z rea. vi.it ana
No. 2 hard, $2.27, c. 1. f., New York ex-
port.
annl .Irani' Vn 9 Vllor. 2I.98U:
No. 2 mixed,' $1 96 4. o. I. f.. New York.
oats opot, tirm; sianuaru, ouui
Feed Easier; City bran, 100-lb. sacks,
$36. 00 western bran, 100-lb. sacks, $33.00;
Unn. TTIrm. atafA. medium to CholCS.
1916, nominal;' 1916, 17c; Pacific eoast, 1(1$,
20U'2c; mis, join--.
Hides Market. julet;' Bogota, 34 4oi
Central America, 424c. .....
Leather Market, lirm; nemioe uresis,
(7c; seconds, 65c.
Provisions Pork, firm; mess, $46,000
46.60; family, (45.O048.O0; short clears,
$46.00044.60. Lard, firm middle west,
$2$.30 23.30, '
Tallow Market, easy; city special loose,
164c. '
Cottonseed Oil Market, steady; prime
summer yellow spot, $15.00; September,
$16.48; October, $15. 32; December, $14.96.
Wool Market, firm; domestic flesce XX
Ohio, 65o. .
Rice Market, steady; fancy neaa, io
84c: blue rose, 74O0, 4
v:, vnru Aur 23 Butter Market
firm; receipts, 7,618 tubs; craamsry higher
than extras, 4Zwi3'ic; extras tJ scorej.
424c; firsts, 41424o; seconds, $8440'tc
ra MarUAt firm! recelnta. 16.278 eases:
fresh gathered extras, 45 0 46o; extra firsts,
43044c; firsts, ojri-'c; seconus, tvwv.
Oh.A.a lfMo-ittar- racelets. 4.263 boxes:
state, whole milk flats, fresh special. 234 O
24c; stats, whole milk flats, avsrsg run.
230234C
Poultry Llvs. firm; chickens, broilers,
27028c; fowls, 2540260! turkeys, nominal;
dressed, firm; chicken, 21028c; fowls, 18
026c; turkeys, 18 033c.
(ills and Rosin.
Savannah, Aug. 33. Turpentine Steady,
374c; sales, 277 bbls.; receipts, 624 bbls. ;
shipments. 1(4 bbls ; stock, 84,464 bbls.
Rosin Firm; sales. 1,661 bbls.; receipts,
3,008 bbls.; shipments, 1.306 bbls,; stock,
94,863 bbls. Quote: B, $5.10 0 6.20; D, E,
$6.1508-20: F, 0. H, $i $06J24; I. $5.25;
K, $5.3(08-40; M. $(.75; N, $6.(008.66;
WG, $6.7607.00; WW, 87.00O7.20.
Dry Goods Market.
New York, Aug. 23. Dry Goods Cotton
goods and yarns were quiet here today,
prices on print cloths being easy. Burlaps
wnre firm and ray silk steady. . Men's wear
for civilian purposes was very quiet.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
TJiarruinl liiir 91 Tittnn ttnn In llm.
Hed demand; prloes lower; rood middling,
J9.560; middling, is.ioo; row miaunng,
l(.(5e; sales, 2.000 bales.
SIH6LE 6. LOSES
HIS FIRST-RACE
Jamison's Pacer Defeated iq
Three Straight Heats by Miss
Harris M. on Philadel
phia Track.
(By Associated Press.)
riiiladelphia, Pa., Atiff. 23. Single
G., Fred Jamison's pacer by Ander
son Wilkes, suffered his first defeat
of the season yesterday when he was
beaten by Miss Harris M in three
straight heats in the free-for-all pace,
the feature event of the third day's
card of the Grand circuit meeting a'
Belmont track. The third heat was
stepped in 2:02, a new track record.
The event for 3-year-old trotter."
brought out a field of teven and
Bertha Maguire proved an easy win
ner in straight heats, stepping the.
second heat in 2:09.
The 2:15 pace went to Marjorie Kay
in straight heats, the fastest of which
was the third, in 2:07)4. The crowd
favored Geers in this event, but the
best the veteran could get with Spy
Direct was second in the second heat.
The best race of the day was the
2:09 trot, wori by Sister Strong. This
was also a three-heat victory, but
Valentine had to drive his mare the
second heat in 2:06f to beat Brescia,
Wilkes Brewer, the favorita, made
bad breaks and only managed to get
third. Summaries.
racing. titS class, parse, t,A0d (t IB 511
Marjorie May. b. m . by Bss K. Kay;
dam. Helena Todd (Cot) tit
Poorman, br. a. (Murphy)..- II!
Spy Wrect, b. c. (dears). 12$
Bubbles. Jos Burt, also ran.
Time: 3-.44, 3;UH. ,3 0744.
Free-for-ll class, pacing I parse $2,000
(S heats)!
Miss Harris M., b. m by Peter
ths Great; dam Mary Alien Stout
McDonald) , I 1 1
Single O, b. s. (Jsmleson).., S 2 3
Russell Boy. b. s. (Oeers) II!
Time: 1:05; 9:04. 1:01 Vt.
Three-year -old, trotting rises; purse $4,000
( In )i
Bertha Matulre, br. t, by The Har
vester; dam. Berth Mack (Acker-
hittii) i 1 1
Worthy Peter, b, c. (Tyson) 2 5
Cum Laude. rh. f. (Scrrlll) 1 ii
Harvest Tide, Mr, Jones also ran. North'
em Girl, Red Top started. -tlmst
I;11H. SiMli.
Trotting, 'ItOH class purwKl,000 3 beats) i
Sister Strang, b. in,, by efrong Soy;
dam Blstsr Stronarch (Valentine)., til
Brescia, br. m. (Rodney) 8 14
Wilkes Brewer, eh. m. (Jsmleson).... t i
Rldgemark, Judge Jones also reft. Trus
sed started.
Times 2:07-4, 1:054.
Trolling. IMS Class, (S In 8 heats), Parse,
,uOO.
ta Princeton, b, s by Ban
Francisco, (Cot) I J t 1 1
Royal Mack, b. t (Murphy)..! 1 1 S 2
Btinnls Btetxer, ch. s., (Corbln)S S I dll,
Slirted: Royal Knight, Bonnie Boy, Mar
lon Kirk, Lake Worthy. Time: 2:07i.
$:0S4i. It. 2:03. 1:1$.
Peeing, tiOS Class, S beats), arse, $t(000.
Little Frank D.. b. g., : by Little
Frank, (Valentine) 1 11
The Bavoy, br, g., (Cox) 2 I
I'etsr Pointer, blk. s., (Snow).1. . . .. .3 S it
Also rant Jonos Osntry, Walter Cochsto.
Started! General Todd. . Ttnie; 2:04
$:0SU. 1:04.
Trotting, Wlnoga Slock Farm Blake, (8
beats), tS.OOO.
Early Dresms, b. g by RlehaH
Earl, (McDonald) 1 1 I
I ma Jay, br, m.. (Ernsstl.. 1 I
Petsr Chenault, b. a., ( Murphy 4 4 t
Also rsn: Busy's Lassie. Started: W. J
Lyburo. Monnia Tel, Tlmsi t:0SH 1:04,
l:0$H. 1 s
Trotters. Two-year -old, (t la hetst parse
S,000, (unfinished.)
Ruth Mslnsheet, br, t, . by Malnsheet
(Murphy) ........ 1
Mails Dillon, b. I, (SerrlU) 2
Miriam Ouy, b. t, (Hyde) , ..8
Also rsn; Truxtoa. Hollywood Msoml,
Bleven Black, peter June. Btartedt, Forbes .
Robtrtson. Tims; 2:11. ; -y v
Pushmobile Derby Set t
To Be Run Friday Noon
Superintendent Isaacson of the
Board of Publia Welfare is arranging
the details of the annual pushmobije
city champiorlship coifiest, which will
be held on Capitol avenue, between
Sixteenth And Seventeenth streets,
Friday noon. v
Boys who won the local contests
at eleven playgrounds will be tha
entrants, the first and second winners
from each playground being eligible.
Prizes will be offered for the win
ner of the big race, and also for the
best designs.
Member of the Recreation board
and the city council will serve at of
ficials at this juvenile derby ,
The entrants follow:
Rountss Perk Ijyle Llndqutet and Thur
Oberg, Albert Hllldtnger snd Abe BmltB. .
Qlfford Park Edward Ryan and Jack
Wyman, Edward Eastman and Frank Ma-
bonoy. . f ,
Fontsnslle Park Edwin Bbland and Carb
Dlmond, James Perkins and Edgar McCart
ney. Spring Lake James Lush and Harold
Ackerman, Robert Wheeler and Oordon Rob-,
arts.
M&nden Herb Hutchinson and Carl Bel
ding, Harold Callahan and Arthur Calla
han. ... . i
Hstiscom Howard Buffet and John Be
llts, Howard Stud holm and Robert Childs.
Blvervlew Rolls Smith and Harry Smith,
Will Vomaeka and WenceslauS Eererraler, . '
Morton Bob Wehner and Pot Hannlgan,
Franols Whaten and John Hannlgan. , .,
Miller Leo Ifestlebush and Harry Copplcl,
Darwin Psul and Roswell Potts. "
Dodge Engineers Are
Ordered to .Move Down
Captain H. II. Howard of the.
Dodge engineers has siceive Instruc-'
tions from General Barry, Chicago,"
directing the removal of the company
to Demlng, N. M, without delay.
Burlington railway officials were in
structed to have the necessary equip
ment ready at the earliest possible1
moment. Arrangements were com-.
Dieted yesterday and the men will :
Break camp in Fairmount park, Coun--ell
Bluffs, this afternoon at 1 o'cTock,'
entrain and leave early in the after-
noon. ,-.-..'
Country Home of, Martin
Reum Struck by Lightning .:
The country home of Martin Reum, '
Pappio View farm, six miles west on
the Dodge street road, was struck by :
lightning Tuesday, afternoon, badly
frightening Mrs. Martin Reum, who
was under a physician's care; Miss Jo
sephine Bach, a sister; Gertrude Wy
man, a niece, and a nurse attending -
Mrs. Reum. . . ' ,
The bolt started a fire that was
extinguished by Mr. Reum after he
recovered from the shock. The fire,
which was confined to the carpet and
floor, caused a small loss. The condi
tion of Mrs. Reum is serious, r
Coffee Market.
New Tork, Aug. 23. Early Irregularity
due to further switching of September longs
to later positions was followed by s.0 eas- t
ter turn in ' me maruei tor eouee lutures
today. This seemed to refleot reports ot
slightly lower firm offers from Cantos snd
ot Increased offerings of tonnage In Brastl.
The selling was not active, but after open- .
ing t points lower to 2 points higher the
market sold oft to 7.49c for 'September and.
S.llo for May with the closo showing net
loss of J to 4 points. Sales, Including; et- .
changes, 64,600 bags. August, 7.49c; Septem- ....
her, 7.49c; October, 7.69c; December, 7.77cj ;
January. 7.84c; March, 7.89c; May, 1.14c;
July, 8.20.
Bpot, dull; Rio 7s. 4d; Santos 4s, 106- .
Offers of Santos 4s Were said to be lh the '
cost snd freight market at S. 30c to Bic.
London credits. . v
No official quotations were received from
Santos. Rio was 75 rels higher and JU ,v .
exchange on London $-13d lower. ; .
