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THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 13, 1920. c I:. I.' ' FARM LANDS. Nebraska Lands. FOR BALK 127-ecre Improved (trm, 26 mile wat of Omaha, Sarpr eountr, a mil.. Mm rtnl.. m A ...11-- i Media; lot acrca In cultivation, 2T acres in jiMiur, xv Bcru in auaua, Daiance .In corn and oata; prica only $150 per era: 11,(00 rash paymant and It. S0 en March 1, 111. Will carry the bal ance back en farm i years a 6V4 per cant. Thla land la rolling, food farm, and la owned by nonresident. Write, wire or phone. asa Dixon Ree. Estate Co., Blair. Ken. 4.000 ACHES Box Butte county farm land; 111 to IIS an acre In half aectlon lota.' a. 8. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 313 City Wat'l Bank Bid A. A. PATZMAK. Farms, 31 Karbech Bite. Wyoming Lands. allTST raiia tome money at once. Will aacrlflca my ISO-acre farm (irrigated), one mile from Wheatland, Wyo., being rood market and railroad town. Balie as big cropa on tbla aa you can on 1200 v or 1100 land In eastern Nebraska or western Iowa and a crop every year. Full paid up water rights go with land. Land similarly located In other weV ern Irrigation districts sella from 1300 to 1500 ner acre. Will take an even 1100 per acre for this farm, about 15,000 cash, balance I easy terms, 0 car cent. Write me at once and I will show tho land. Address Y-1229. Omaha Bee. 1 1'OR SALE 280-acre ranch near Lander, Wyo.; 185 acres irrigated, balance pas ture; close to school and free range: liver runs through entire place; good aet of Improvements and 'encea. In- , quire of owner. F. J. Miller. 116 .Du rango St., El Paso, Tex. FINANCIAL. WANTED to borrow, 12,000. first mor! gage on brand tew oak finished, modern ' bungalow; 2 per cent commission, 7 er cent Interest, Owner, Walnut 38S5. Real Estate Loans. CITr AND FARM LOANS. . DUMONT A CO.. l-lKeeIlneBldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE BEAL ESTATE CO.. 1010 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 171 5. ""DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS, lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry Malashock. 1614 Dodge. P. 6610. Es. 1IM. PRIVATB MONEY. 1100 to 110.000 made promptly. -r. P. WEAD. Wead Bldg.. 110 8. 18th St. PRIVATE MONEY. 8HOPEN ft COMPANY. Doug. 22l. PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private money. Oarvln Bros,, ms Omaha Nat. Stocks and Bonds. MONEY IS TIGHT BUT I will still buy some good as ' iarmers notes at asuu- 7: , stantial discount. I will i. i :.c: e, also vuy Leru-iicatea ui t EDWIN L. COYLE, 105 S. LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO. . ATT. t.Tlflf ' Have for Immediate sale oil lease on 120 acres. Butler county, Ksnsas; 1 - miles from drilling well and "e ' from production. Will sell cheap, as 1 hi m drill. Address Box A-8 8. PP-.AT. TESTATE WANTED. AbiT TO BOY. direct from owner. gooJ moaern o or i-ruvm nwuB.1 ,uvct " v or northwest rart of city. Must I e based on actual, not apeculatlve.. value. Advise full description, stating price and lerms. aox ji-oa, wun jjcc WE can sell that home for you quickly. For results call OSBORNE REALTY CO. ' Tyler 496. TOO WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE t Want quick action? Just try us. Call Tyler . OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 4S0 Bea iBIdj. E. G. SOLOMON til Karbach Blk. Doug. 6261. fo'buy'or aell Omaha Real Etste eje FOWLER & M'DONALD, 1120 City Nafl Bank Bldg. Pong. 1IW. ,W. G. SHRIVER RL?nT- 104T-I Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. , HJi HAVE inquiries for homes; do you want 10 aell your property i uihv t .,... v. A. Orlmmel. Omaha Nafl Bank Bldg. HAVE buyers with 1500 cash down. List with us. R. F. Clary Co., 2404-6 Ames Ave., North Omaha Realtora. Colfax 176. . REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, AN opportunity to buy the furniture and leaae the building or. a large wen iu lished apartment house on a very fav orable basis. ' ' SEE MR. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, : PETERS TRUST CO. 1704 Farnam Street. Tyler 544. M00RCR0FT . " OIL LAND FOR SALE. ' ST acres deeded land, best ranch . Buildings In rsdius of 100 miles; price cheap. D. H. Eyler, Clarlon. Ia. FORCED TO SACRIFICE Two swell pressed brick flat buildings, facing on ' 1 streets, walking dlstsnce, west. In . , Come over 15.000 per yesr. Need the . i money and right party can make their own terms. Box Y-1228. Omaha Bee. WALSH-ELMER CO, Realtora. Res; Estate, Investment, Insurance, Rent als. Tyler 1516. 131 Securltlea B1dg. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. " " Acreage. ; 24 Acres Improved Farm Close to Omaha Located about Hi miles from J str?t paved road; has a good nearly new 5 rooro house, good little barn and corn crib, granary, large new chicken housj, brooder house and otber buildings: 3 aores pasture. I acrea beat native hay, 1 acres alfalfa. H acre asparagus and email fruit. The balance In a ' state of gardening cultivation. Price 114,500. on good terms. Dandy 10 Acres Just north of Krug park ond 52d St.; lies high and sightly and In a neighbor hood well built up with good homes. Thla la one of the nicest close-in acre- - ages on the market and can be bought at a bargain f rice. Graham-Peters Realty . Co $11 Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg.. Omaha. Nsb. Douglas 653. Evenings. Walnut 1103. Vacant Property. I HAVE a lot In Cmaha View, lot 11. Mark IT. Omaha. Neh. Will sell at a sacrifice. For further particulars ad- ares flirv. jkmni iivia, " w-c. . Bt Jrind. 9.1 . . u,- REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. EAST FRONT LOT on 60th Ave., between Farnaui and Dodge in Dundee. Mane us an offer. Colfax 62S4. SOUTH Side trackage, . I or 10 acres. South Side Land Co.. Doug. issi. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. HO ACRES Perkins county. South Da kota! land for sale cheap, or will trade for what have you? Address Box X-lt, umana iiee. I will trade you Iowa farm, put In some cssh, for merchandise stock. Income property or mortgages. L. B. 267, Storm Lake, la. I' ESTIOATE Proven Exchange System; results guaranteed, (.has. Mem, 1'atur son Blk. D. 1048. 160-A Burlington. Colo. Will take clear cottage for equity. Colfax 4183. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Dundee. A REAL "HOME PLACE," 107 SOUTH 51ST ST. Here's a new home to be proud of. . Exceptionally large living room, superior fireplace, book cases. Dining room, large, sttrse tive kitchen, separate refrig erator room and pantry. , Three bedrooms anH sleep ing porch;, closets large; bath tiled. Larfce, accessible attic. 7 ft. ! In. basement, laundry trays; furnace heat. . Artistically decorated throufhojt; oak .finish 1st floor; oak floors throughout: ivory enamel bedrooms and kitchen. Double car garage, seeded and landscaped. yard MAY WE HELP SOLVE YOUR' HOME PROBLEM? TRICES $8,000 to $35,000. GEORGE & CO., REALTORS, 902 City National Bank Bldg. Tyler 3024. HIGH CLASS BUNGALOW, DUNDEE, 9 ROOMS, TWO BATHS, DOUBLE GARAGE. Just completed and n&dy to move in; six rooms and bath first floor; three rooms and bath sec ond floor; finished throughout in 'ivory white, with oak floors; both baths tiled and built-in tubs; re- decorated, window shades, light ing fixtures in fact, absolutely complete; garage tor two cars; S0xl36-foot lot; paving paid. There are numerous other features that make this worth , your early con sideration if you are in the market for a, real home. Price $15,000; some terms. tf.'L. HIATT COMPANY. 900 First Natl Bank Bldg. Tyler 63, MOVE RIGHT IN Just finished a 5-room two-story home, large living room across front of house, dining room and kitchen down, two bedrooms, bath and storage 'room upstairs, east exposure, paved street. $1,000 cash and good monthly payments. Close to car. Call Mr. Mead Dg. 7262 evenings and Dg. 7412 days. DUNDEE. Double corners, B2d and Farnam, E!d and Isard. Priced right. Alfred Thomas, 604 Flrat National Bank. .. Florence. NETHAWAY. Buburban prop ty. Col. 1400. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West CATHEDRAL DISTRICT This stucco home is above the average !n construction, convenience and ap pointments; first floor hss reeeptlon hall with roomy coat closet, large living room with a real fireplace, casement windows and French doors to sunroom, dining room, butler's pantry, kitchen and ice box room; oak. floors and oak woodwork; second floor has one bedroom scrags front of house; fine closet with a win dow In it and mirrored door; two other bedrooms, ono . with extra lavatory; maid's room, enclosed sleeping porch and bath; oak floors and birch finish; floored attic full basement; stationary tubs. For further information seee. ALFRED THOMAS, REALTOR. 604 First National Bank. Overlooking Hanscom Park Home and Invest ment Priced for Quick Sale Eight rooms and sleeping porch; four lovely rooms with pantry and ice box room on first floor; 4 nlce-sissd, airy bedrooms and sleeping porch on second floor;-oak and hard pine floors; divided cement basement with stationary tubs; Rood furnace; large shady lot double Karage; convenient to school and car. Your money's wortR and more. For ap pointment can nougias mob. BROWN REALTY CO., E12 Keeline Bldg.. 5717 N. 23D.8T. Five rooms, all modern, lot- 60x126 feet. Drlce 13.160: only 1660 cash, balance 130 per month, 6 per rent Interest, call Anmanson at Hllon, Tyler 6171. , is based on the location of the property as well as the quality of the materials and workmanship that go into the construction of the home LOCATION In Dundee's newest residence district, on 50th Street and 50tk Avenue from Far nam south close to excellent school and close to street car. Here we have some beautiful new homes: 307 So. 50th Ave. "Dutch Colonial" 6 rooms 2 story natural oak and ivory emamel finish large porch. 312 So. 50th St. "English type" 6 rooms ca v v thedral oak and ivory enamel beautifully decorated. 314 So. 50th St. "Dutch Colonial" ivory enamel throughout, with mahogany i doors. These houses MODEL HOME " Furnished by Orchard Wilhelm 310 SO. SOTH ST. Open Daily From 1 to F. M. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. -$2,000 CASH Balance terms. New 5-room bungalow on corner lot. Paved street. Near car and school. Oak finish. Large cement basement. If you are interested in a $7,450 place call Mr. Knisely, Doug. 1434 days. Har. 1731 evenings $450 DOWN will buy a brand new, all modern, 5-room bungalow, situated in good neighborhood; finished in oak and enamel; full basement, guaranteed furnace. Cal! Wal. 5432 evenings, or D. 74i2 davs. Ask for Mr. Colo. MUST BE SOLD DANDY BUNGALOW. Five large rooma ana path, all the pretty built-in feature, oak finish throughout except the kitchen, special plumbing, garage, east front. Price only 26,300. A sure snap. . OSBORNE REALTY CO.; 430 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496. Dandy Central West Six large rooms And bath, finished tn birch, attic, full basement, large lot, special! paid. Price vuly $7,850; $?,o00 cash will handle. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 30 Peters Trust Bldg. Tyler 496. FOR SALE by owner leaving city, Hans com park, near WlndHor tchool, eight room modern house; hot water heat; corner lot and garage. Harney 6174. WELL-BUILT 7-room house, splendid lo cation, on 31st Ave., near Yates school. Reasonable. Harney 1188. BEMIS Park District, 8-room house with garage, large corner lot Call Irvine Sorensen, Dg. 6790. J. B. ROBISON, real estate and Invest- ment. 441 Bee Bldg. Douglss 1097. BENSON & METRRS CO.. 414 Om. Nat'L North. 61x293, Near Miller Park 7 Rooms, Modernr-$7,500 A good home, ' well built, oak finish, fully ' modern. Has fonr bedrooms; half acre of ground, well located, just one block of Miller park. Garage for two cars. Price $7,500. GLOVER & SPAIN, REALTORS. 918-20 City National. Doug. 2850. NORTH SIDE SNAPS 13,260 Choice of two. 5 rooms each. 12.650 Five rooms, all modern, on Bristol street. , 13,160 New 5-room, In Florence. All on easy terms. Call us for- ap pointment. Wo have the house you want. NORTH OMAHA REALTORS, RrF. CLARY CO., 1404-6 Ames Ave. Colfax 173. Moving to California Owner says sell st a reduced price; five rooms and. sleeping porch; lot 60x120; house exceptionally well built by the owner, who is a prominent con struction superintendent. Couldn't be duplicated for less than 16,000. Wtll sell now for 13,600, with some terms. ' ' R. F. CLARY CO., NORTH OMAHA REALTORS. 2404 Ames Ave. Colfax J75. NEAR MILLER PARK $750 Cash, Strictly Modern. . Am building the neatest little bungalow of Colonial design which I will sell on easy payments. Fine large living room, corner lot, 1 block to car and park. Phone Carse, at Doug. 7412 days. Har. 3556 evenings. . " FORT ST. BARGAIN Hlghty nice five-room, aril modern home; large lot; paving paid; homelika; only 15,600. Terms. R. F. CLARY CO., NORTH OMAHA REALTORS, 404-6 Ames Ave. Colfax ITS. Going to Minnesota Will sell e!k-room modern Pralrla Park home at once. Owner says get offer. 2607 Ames. R, F. CLARY CO., NORTH OMAHA REALTORS, S404-6 Ames Ave. Colfax 175. 5-Roora Bungalow Most complete 5-room. oak. fin ish, hot water heat; extra large lot: $6,000. Cail Mr. Browne, Tyler 4316. I HAVE a 5-room bungalow, modern, ex- cept furnace, located 2 blocks east of Fort Omaha, that I can sell you for 13,500: 1750 cash, balance easy terms. Call at once. Tyler 6171. Mr. Bilon. FOR S AI F NEW- WELL- IN SOUTH OMAHA. JUST OFF Q STREET BETWEEN 4TH AND 48TH. VERY REASONABLE TERMS. SEE US ON PREMISES, OR CALL WALNUT 2607 OR 2022. PLUMBING AND HEATING ENCINEERS The Shop That Civet You Service HENNIGSON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Douglas 1431. 324 So. 19th St. The Value of a r are ferns. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 509 KEELINE BLDG. Phone Douglas 8102. Home Market, live Stock Omaha, Au g. 11. Receipt were: Official Monday .... Official Tuesday Official Wednesday Estimate Thursday . Four days this week Same days Isst week Same days 1 w's ago Same daya 3 w's ago Same days year ago Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 3S.408 35,936 19,679 16,000 87,023 69,420 63.878 88,234 152,033 7.76J 4.971 7.648 8.067 7.000 !.18S 3.641 2,200 14,77 17,763 30.910 18.315 11.741 27,576 31.708 31.6S9 43.906 26,798 Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock Yards, Omaha. 1 Neb., for H hours ending at 3 o'clock p. m., Au gust 12, 1030: RECEIPTS Csrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Missouri Pacific. 1 3 I nlon Pacific . . S 13 0 C. A Jf. Wa east 11 4 t & X. W . west 37 80 1 l, St. P., M. ft O 3 1H (, B. Q east 14 3 C, B. & Q.. wist 17 10 C, R. I. & V., east 7 7 ... C, K. I. A 1'.. weal 3 Illinois Central 3 1 C, Gt. Western 1 l Totals 3 9 61 DISPOSITION Head. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Morris Co 474 9M 4 Swift Co 742 a 70 30 Cudahy Pack. 'Co.... 4L'3 1.SS6 2.088 Armour & Co........ 4"0 996 1,637 Schwartz & Co 1,311 .7. W. Murphy , 1,674 Llninger 38 So. Om. Pack. Co.... 10 Ogden Puck. Co .110 Higgtns Pack. Co.. 26 Napper 141 John Roth & Sons. ... 81 Mayerowlch & Vail.. 13 OlasHbersr 17 . . , , P. O'Dea H Wlh'on & Co 30 W. B. Van Sant & Co 7 F. P. Lewis .'.. Huntzlnger & Oliver. . ' .1. B. Root & Co 3;t . ..... Rosenstock Bros -'8 '. O. Kellogg 25 Werthelmcr & Degen. r Independent 13 183 Sullivan Bros i't A. Rothschild -" E. O. Christie 2 ' Baker John Harvey 4 Check Krebs 9 ,7 AAA Other buyers 24 J-'"9 Totals' 2.984 . 6,890 17.868 Cattle With the third consecutive light rin with slightly over 2,000 head of cat tle hero receipts for the four days total 14,700 head or 3,000 short of a week ago and 17,000 less than for the same time last year. Very few corn fed steers or yearlings were on hand and prices ruled strong at an advance of 25S0c over last week's close. For the four days the biggest advance has been on butcher stock, which Is 11.00igH.25 or more higher than last Friday with an advance today of 25c. Both calves and bulla are around half dollar up. Stocker and feeder re ceipts have also been very light and as a result values have increased 60 76c and REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. NOW VACANT Miller PaTk district, 6-room modern; neat and olean, close to car and school; price, 14,500, one-half csh. Key at of flco McCague Investment Co. Douglas 1345. Omaha Real Estate and Investments. JOHN T. BOHAN 6 21 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4880. WlI.Ii sell at a reduced price S709 No. 17th St. Six-room, modern, except heat. Now vacant. Key ut my residence, 3704 No. 18th St. .H. Eusch A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park wood addition; a aafe place for Invest ment. Norrls & Norrls. Douglas 4270. NEW oak finish home, 7 rooms, sun room, tile bath, double garage, fireplace, etc., 113,500. Terms. Dou g. 1734 days. 5-ROOM bungalow, 57i5 North 28th Ave., i.rice :i,500; only 1750 cash. Call Anmanson & unon, lyieraui MInSe LTJSA homes and lots offer the best opportunity to Invest your money. Phone Tyler 187. . South. MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE, NEAR UN ION STATION : , FINE HOME "FOR RAILROAD MAN; FULL LOT; PLEN TY OF SHADE; FINE VIEW; 16,000. 1Q. 4641. . FOR Sal 6-rooin modern house, except heat: lkt 40x130; 1413 Missouri Ave.: part cash, terms for balance. .Phone 'South 2703. FOR SALE 4-room house. 1915 Soutn gist. Price 18pp. Tyler 1780. Miscellaneous. ROOMING HOUSE 3 2-rooin house with finished altir, hardwood floors r Very well bullti garaire for 4 cars: walking distance, one block from car line. An excellent value. D. V. SHOLES CO., REALTORS. 915-17 City Nafl Bk. Bldg. Douglas 4C. ONLY $750 CASH An attractive five-room bunga low, oak and enamel finish; excel lent location; beautiful Kragstone stucco; just completed; possession at once; nice south front lot, on paved street. Call Walnut 5373, or Doug. 1014. Ask for Mr. Grant. AN OPPORTUNITY Here is the best op portunity you have ever had to acquire a home; get In touch with me without flelay; my price Is right; terms made to suit you. Mr. Stackhouse, Douglas ' 14S4; evenings. Tyler 1313, FOR SALE OR TRADE. Five-room huse for small amount of cash and balance monthly. Will con sider good used car or- building lot. What have you to offer. Box A-84, Omaha Bee. , BIRKETT & CO. ."S and insures. 250 Bea Bldg. Douglas (33. " v LfSiSfJV' i-p-v? V Attractive Dundee Home Your j Opportunity to Buy At the Right Figure Has six large rooms, full length living room; three corner bedrooms and bath on second floor; all recently decorated. Basement has Lion heater, floor drain) fruit room, A-l furnace and soft water connection from cistern. An Ideal place for the kiddies, with two fine lots, 100-foot : frontage; many fine shade trees, bearing fruit trees, shrubs, flowers, etc. In a neighborhood of increasing values. ! . : It's priced at $7,750.00. Will . consider any reasonable proposition. Call us today for full Information, terms, etc. SCHROEDER INVESTMENT CO., 15th and Harney Sts. Douglas 32S1. S3S Railway Exchanca Bldg. Financial and Industrial News of the Day la some cases 11.00. Western cattle have been generally of fairly good quality and with a good packer demand are selling 60O 75o or more higher than a week ago, BEEF STEERS. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 20 1193 110 75 5 1134 113 50 30 1065 14 00 17 1338 14 80 31 lltl 15 00 STEERS AND HEIFERS. 34 67H 14 26 55 1034 14 16 COWS. 6 836 8 00 33 701 8 16 6 891 9 1)0 HEIFERS. 9 761 10 !5 CALVES. 1 20 167 8 60 2 . 155 1' 00 til 177 1 00 2 ISO 11 00 7 218 It 50 76 283 1 1 75 1 230 12 00 2 230 13 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS? 4 493 7 76 16 825 1 25 8 82S 8 35 WESTERN CATTLE. NEBRASKA. 54 civs., 181 12 00 6 civs.. 360 00 24 tdra. . 784 X 60 1 cows. 1006 7 60 1 bull. . 900 6 60 SOUTH DAKOTA. 7 Mrs.. 704 K 50 lcows. 992 1 00 6 hfrs. .' 656 . 8 15 Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice beeves, 115.00H25; fair to good beeves, ?12.0Gj 16.00; common to fair beeves, 111.500)13.00; . go.Mi to choice yearlings, 15.00fi16.00; fail to good yearling, J1J. 00rol5. 00; common to fair yearlings, 17.00012.00: gooii to choice native heifers, 71O.5O11.60; fa.r to good native cows, $8.6 1 10.60; choice to prime cows. S9.00 W10.76; good to choice cows, 17.600.00; fair to good cows. !6.007.60; common to fair cows. 13.75lSK.00; good to choice feeders, tt0.5012.00: medium to good feeders, 18.60 JSlO.tO; common to fair feed ers. It!. 50 & 8. 60: good to choice stockors, 19.7511.00; fair to good stockers, 18.000 0.76; common to fair stockers, 15.50$) 8.00; stock heifers. !5.t07.00; stock cows. 34.5'6.50; stock calves, 15.5008. 60; veal calvis, 18.00013 00; bulls, stags, etc., $5.6!4i 11.00; choice to prime grass beeves, S11.75T2.50; good to choice grass beeves, f 10.5011.75; fa'r to good grass beeves, jn.OOfnio.50.- common, to fair grass beeves, 17.009.00; Mexicans, 18.0009.26. Hogs Receipts of hogs today were esti mated at 100 loads or 7,000 head. Early I'ids were 1525c lower, but sales-non hung out for bettor prices and succeeded In selling- their hogs largely 1015c lower than yesterday. Bulk of sales was 113.75014.25 and while packers dropped down to 113. fO for extreme heavies and liid not go nbova 114.00 very often, ship pers paid a top of 114.90. No. A v. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 44. .407 40 $13 10 ' 23...16B ... 113 60 36. .348 ... 13 60 61. .339 ... 13 65 46. .357 ... 13 70 68..J20 40 13 79 5S..321 70 13 80 .48. .255 70 13 85 69. .291 HO 13 90 TO. .241 ... 13 95 55.. 294 120 14 00 58. .390 110 14 05 39. .265 ... 14.10. 60. .247 ... 14 15 73. .36', 40 14 20 65. .259 40 14 25 C5..223 70 14 35 36. .190 ... 14 614 69. .227 40 14 60 69..184 80 14 65 61. .187 ... 14 90 07. .202 .,. 14 7r. 47. .224 .t. 15 00 N8ebraska. . . . 0b mbmb mb mbmb Sheep Receipts of slreiip and lambs amounted to 16.000 head and packers In sisted upon buying fat classes at further declines and prices were mostly 25060c lower on boh fat sheep and lambs. Best lambs brought 112.50 and good ewes had to sell''at $6.50. Feeders were slow to easier, good strong weights going to the country at 112.00. i CULL EWES, ' No. Av. Pr. No. Ar. Pr. 218 Wye.. 87 4 EO, Quotations on shep: Fat range lambs, fll.2512.60; feeding lambs, $10,600 12.25; cull lambs, $7.00010.00; yearlings, $3.008.50; feeding yearlings, 17.2608.00; wethers, 16 75i7.75: ewes, $5.266.50; feeding ewes, $4.75 5.75; ewe culls and canners, $3. 00 4.00. Chicago live Stock. Chicago, III., Aug. 12. Cattle Receipts, 11,000 head; steers, generally steady, some early sales stronger; plain heavy steers,, lower: top. 117.26; bulk, good and choice, 115.2517.10; half grassers, un even: bulk grassy steers, 19.50014-75; good butcher cattle, 112.60: canners and cut ters. 14.006.25; steady. Medium cows, S6.758.50, 26c lower; calves, 26060c lower; choice vealers, $16.00015.25; few tops, 115.60; stockers, steady. Hogs Receipts, 19.000 head; opened ster.dy to 10c lower than yesterday's ave rage; closed 1025c higher than early; top, 215.60: bulk light and butchers, SH.7516.50: bulk packing sows, $13,660 14.00; pigs, 25050c lower; bulk, desirable kinds, $14.0014.6. Sheep Receipts, 23,000 head: killing classes unevenly 26 76c lower: four cars prime Idaho Iambs, $13.30; few native lambs. $12.50: many around $12.00; culls, largely $7.5008.00; fet ewes, $7.75; feed ers, slow. Kansas City live Stock. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 12. Cattle Re ceipts, 6,300 head; market: beef steers, steady to 25c lower; top, $16.50; she stock, steady to strong; bulk, $6.6008.50; calves, steady to 60e higher; practical top, $13.50; odd sales, $14.00014.50; all other classes, steady. . Hogs Receipts, 4,000 heal: market: lights and mediums, 10c to 15c lower; heavies, weak to a shade lower; top, $15.36; bulk. , light and medium, $15,000 16.30; bulk heavy, $14.50015.00. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head; market; sheep, weak; best native ewes. 17.75: lambs, 35c to EOc lower; natives, 112.50: Idahos. $13.75; feeding lambs, ac tive; Idahos. $12.25. Sioux City live Stock. 8ioux City, la., Aug. 12. Cattle Re ceipts, 1,200 head: market strong; beef :.'teers, godd fed, $14.10 16.25; fairly ted, 13.0014.60: common fed, $9.00012.50; fed yearlings, $9.00016.26; grass steeds, $7.00012.00. grass cows, $6.0009.00; fat rows and hMfers, $8.00012.60: canners, $4.0005.75; vealers, $6.0O12.60; common calves, $5. 008.00; feeders, J8.0010.50: feeding cows, $4.6008.60; stockers, $6.00 O9.00; stock heifers. $4.6007.50. 'Hogs Receipts, 6,000 head; market steady, 15c lower; light. $14.40016.20; mtxod, $14.60014.60; rough, $13.60014.00; bulk. 113. 5014. 60. . Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 300 head; market steady. St. Louis Live Stock. East St. Louis, Aug. 12. Cattle Re ceipts. 3,500. Market steers 26050c lower; top steers. $10.60: bulk, $11.60014.76; yearling steers and heifers, steady; can ner cows, steady at $3.7604.26; bulla and calves, steady; good and choice vealers, $12.7613.60. 1 ' Hogs Receipts 8,000. ' Market dull. 400 50c lower: top, $15.50; bulk, light and medium, $15.40015.65; bulk heavy, $15.00 15.25. . Sheep Receipts !,500. Market slow and 50c lower; top lambs, $12.60; bulk, 111.60 012.50; top ewes, $7.50; bulk, 17.00(7.25. J.P Financial Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire. New York, Aug. 12. An irregular price trend and dull periods in stocks today told of a hesitant and cautious attitude on the part of the traders. There were more advances than declines, however, in the final array of quotations and selling pres sure was not evident, except in the first quarter-hour. It looked as though additional short lines were put out in early trading, particular ly among industrial shares, but these failed to bring response elsewhere and considerable short stock was covered later. The trading evo was still directed townrd atfnirs in wtsiern Euroyo, but it could not be determined whether tho In tervention of France In behalf ot the South Russian forces flghtliig the bol shevistB was an event llkly to alter the Russian outlook for the better, c.r bring additional complications for the allied countries. yulte likely the confusing aspect of European news was a decided tlemcnt In forcing contraction of pur chases and salea. The most positive Item, which Wall street considered, was the approach of soviet forces to tho suburbs ot Warsaw. Securltlea Blore pliable. An Indication that security pi Ices were in a position of greater stability than on Monday and the closing daya o last week was confirmed sn tho fact thai the mar ket, broke away from the path formed ty the foreign exchanges. This may have rorultod both trom ths probability that short selllug has been pressed far et.ouirh to bring its own corrective fac tcrs Into play and form a belief that speculation was the major influence In the sterling exchange market. A fall ot 5s in sterling sight draft?, following yes terday'a upturn of 4ftc, certainly did not result trom any sudden expansion of offerings ot real bills, because of a chai.ge for the worst m the European political and military outlook. Hid genuine trade developments been the guiding power tn tho sterling mar'' kct an advance might have been expected in the light of reports on British com merce In July. In that month the coun tiv's foreign trade made the best show irg of any month since the beginning of the war, exports gaining 78,000,000 pounds over July, 1919, while imports expanded only 10.000.t00 pounds. Exports of finished goods, especially of cotton cloth, to the United States, were sub stantially larger than in the same month ',u var Th excess of Imports Into England over exports was no more than 6.100,000 pounds. In July of last year the excess was nine times this amount. More Cheerful Outlook. Whether or not the relative steadiness of stocks In the last lew days has of itself caused an Improvement of senti ment over general business conditions, it was evident In market comment today that more cheerfulneas prevailed than bo fore. The thriving condition of the ateel trade disclosed in weekly surveys has had a beneficial effect, and now reports from several important automobile manufactur ing centers goes to show that the plants, while by no means under the rush of spring activities, are in the main fairly busy on orders. The reports of three porphyry copper companies for the quarter and half year ended June 30 disclosed today a material Improvement over the same periods last year, although signs of "spotty" business were , not lacking. Looking backward it seems as though the decline ot stocks since July 1 have dis counted a part of the slowing down of trade and industry which has occurred thla year and thus brought prices far along toward the depth of their de pression in the current cycle. Wheat futures swung about with con siderable rapidity on the Chicago market, ending with gains of about 6c per bushel. Corn, rye and somo provisions were higher than the day before. Cotton moved un certainly, marked by quick changes which had no great result upon quotatlona at the end of the trading period. New York Quotations Range of prices of. the leading stocks, fuenished by l.ogan & Bryan, Peters Trust bultflmirf v -..,',- ' . BAILS. Wed. - High. Low. Close. Close. A. , T. A S. F 81 80',4 SOVi 51 B. 0 3 3314 34 34(4 Canadian Pacific. 110 116,j 110 116'4 N. T. A H. R. .. .. 714 70i- 71 70,4 Erie 12 1 2 'i 134 12i Ot. Nor. pfd 71 73 71 73 Illinois Central..., 82ft 83T4 82T4 82 M., K. & T.. '....; 6 Va sli 6', .... K. C. Southern.... 174 17U 16 Missouri Pacific... 24 24K, 24 2I& New Haven 33 52 32 33 Northern Pacific. 73 73 7.V, 74 Chi. A N. W , 70 70 70 70 Pennsylvania V..., 40 40 ' 4fl 4H Reading 88 87 87 87 C. R. I. & P 33 32 32 33 Southern Pacific, 91 90 90 91 Southern Ry 27 26 27 20 C. M. & 8t. P.... S3 33 33 33 Union Pacific 116 116 116 llti?; Wabash 8 7 ... STEELS. Am. O. & F......130 1351 136 136'i Allls-Chalmers .... 29 28 29 29 Am. Loco , 95 94 94 UK U. A. Steel Corp.. 40 40 40 Baldwin Loco 106 103 104 105 Beth. Steel 71 9 70 70 Colo. F. & 1 35 35 35 Crucible Steel 110 327 121 129 Am. Steel Fdrs 36 36 36 35 Lackawanna Steel 66 65 66 66 Mldvale 8. & O... 38 38 38 38 Pressed Steel Car. 95 95 95 5 Rep. I. A S 81 80 80 80 Ry. Steel Spring. 92 92 92 .... Sloss-Shef. 8. & I. 61 61 61 U. S. Steel 87 85 86 85 COPPERS. ' ' Anaconda Cop 61 51 61 51 Am. 8. & R 64 63 64 64 B. & S. Mln 17 17 17 .... Chile Cop 18 13 13 13 Chlno Cop I.. 26 24 25-h, 26 Insp. Con. Cop.... 46 1 45 46 4b i Kennecott Cop 23 23 23 23 Miami Cop 18 18 18 18 Nev. Con. Cop.... 11 10 10 .... Ray Con. Cop 14 14 14 144 Utah Cop 60 69 60 60 INDUSTRIALS. Am. Beet Sugar ' A O. & W. I. S. 8.137 134 137 13'i Am Int. Corp.... 71 69 70 70 Am Sum. Too .... 81 78H.80 79 Am. Cotton Oil Cd. 34 24 24 26 Am. Tel. & Tel. ... 96 96 96 96 Bethlyehem Motors 15 16 16 16 American Can Co. 32 38 32 38 Chandler Mtr. Car 86 84 86 85 Central Lthr. Co... 63' 51 52 62 Cuba Cane Sgr. Co. 88 37 87 88 Cal. Packing Corp. 66 64 65 64 Cal. Petrol. Corp. .36 25 25 24 Corn Prd. Rfg. Co. 87 86 87 87 Nat. Enm. & Stmp. 66 54 65 63 Flsk Rubber Co. 27 26 27 27 Osn. Electrio Co. 142 142 142 142 Gaston Wms.&Wlg. 8 8 8 7 Oen. Motors Co.... 21 20 21 20 Goodrich Co 62 61 62 51 A. H. A Lth. Co. 18 13 13 .... Haskell A Bkr. Car 68 66 68 68 U.8. Ind, Alchl. Co. 82 80 81 81 Int. Nickel 19 18 19 18 Int. Paper Co. ... 7 75 76 ' 76 AJax Rub. Co. ... 47 46 47 46 Kelly-Spring. Tire 76. 75 76 76 Keystone T. A Rub. 16 16 15 15 Maxwell Mtr. Co. 12 10 10 13 Mexican Pet 167 153 164 156 Middle States Oil 12 12 12 12 Pure Oil 38 37 38 37 Willys-Overland Co 16 16 16 16 Pierce Oil Corp. ..11 11 11 11 Pan-A. P. A Trans. 81 79 80 81 , Plerce-Arrow Mtr. 40 38 38 38 Royal Duach Co... 76 73 75 73 U. S. Rubber Co... 85 83 83 83 A. Sgr. Rfg. Co... 11 6 115 115 115 Sinclair Oil A Rfg. 27 25 26 26 Sears-Roebuck Co.ll3 113 11.1 130 Strmbrg. Carb.' Co. 69 Cfi 66 68 Studebaker Corp. 63 61 82 61 Tob. Products Co. 60 68 69 68 Trans-Con. Oil ... 10 10 10 10 Texas Co 45 43 43 43 U.S. Food Pr. Corp. 57 50 67 67 U.8. S., Rfg.&Min. 50 60 60 61 White Motor Co... 47 47 47 46 Wilson Co., Inc. 63 . 63 63. 62 Western Union ... 82 82 82 .... Westgse E. A Mfg. 46 46 46 41 Am. Woolen Co... 76 71 76 .... Total sales, 440,600, - We. Close Close Money g j Marks 0218 .0220 Sterling 3.64 1.61 8t. Joseph Live Stock. St. Joseph,' Mo., Aug. 12. Cattle Re ceipts, 1,600 head; market slow, steady; steers. I9.6016.26: cows and heifers, 44.00 15.75; calves, 16.00019. 00. Hogs Receipts. 6,000 head; market slow.. 10c- to. 150. lower; -top, $15.36: bulk, flt.asOls.M. .- , .. . 1 Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4.000 head; market slow, prospects lower; ewes, 86.60 O7.50; lambs. 812.00 18.00. Kansas City drain. Kanass City. Mo Aug. 12. Wh'ii Close. December. 82.39; March, 12.42. Com September, Ijecember, 11.22; Alay. J1.211.. A i ff Chicago Grain By CHARLES D. MICHAELS. Chicago Tribune-Omnha Bee) Leased Wire. Ch.'cago. Aug. 12. Strength in wheat and coin were the leading fnctorj in the grain markets, with ihc close on 'vheat arouni the top at gains of 5y6c, while Septem ber corn gained 44c and December, 2'jc. Oats were under pressure from September holders and gained 'oSic while rye finished 5SrjC and barley J41Wc higher. Profes sionals did the largest part of the tuiincss. Wheat' was strong practically all day with an advance of 6 to 7c, the top being $2.45 for December and 12.48 for March. Buying was led by the Armour Grain Co. and Nye. Jenka and there was more scattered orders for 6,000 and 10,000 bushels lots than at any time since trading was revived. Export buying in the cash markets was larger, Britain and Holland leading, with the best business at the highest price of the week, show ing advances of 6 to 6c. All outside markets were higher and the news gen erally bullish. Offerings of cash grain were not large, while the primary re ceipts of 1,224,000 bushels were 314,000 bushels under a week ago and 605,000 bushels below last year's. Export clear ances were 403,000 bushels. Exports Strong. There were good exports of wheat and rye at Chicago today. Mills bought 6.000 ii'.nhels wheat, 15,000 bushels corn and 161,000 bushels oats. There were sales of 100.000 bushels wheat nt 25o over September, track, New York, also some rye, but ths uuantity and price was not given. Wheat at Chicago was 5 and 6c higher, Minneapolis 10c higher on spring wheat and 6 and 10c higher on winters, Kansas City 4c higher, Omaha 6 to 8c higher, St. Louis 1 to 3c higher. Corn was In active demand and 1 to 6c higher with the clova at the top. Peoria was 2 to 3c higher and St. Louis 6 to 7c and slow at the advance. Omah.i 2 to 4c higher. Receipts only 48 cars. Oats were taken fairly with prices at Chicago unchanged to lc lower. Out side markets were easier with larger of ferings. Rye higher with a good de mand. Advance in Corn. Septomber corn was strong with an ad vance of 11.48 to 81.63 and a close ot to e from tho top exerted a pro nounced influence on the trade, as it advance to 25 over December against 13c recently. Cash premiums advanced 8 to 16c over September, as only forty eight oars -arrived, which is not enough for the local Industries. Peoria had only fourteen cars; Kansas City ten cars, with No. 1 yellow at St. Louis 81.73 and at Chicago $1.66 to $1.67. At no time was there any particular pressure on the Sep tember, while local professionals sold December. Crop news from southwestern Argentine is less favorable. . Heavy sales of Septem ber oats by Lamson prevented tho oat market from responding to the advance in other grains, as there was little outside help and the local element were mostly against the market. At their best prloes were up to 73c, with the close at inter mediate figures. ' Rye was hard to buy, there being little on the market and It was picked up by shorts and cash houses. There was a good export business under way, over 200,000 bushels at the seaboard, with sales of spot rye there at 66c over Chicago September, Offerings were light, Minneapolis stooks have decreased 60.000 bushels this week. Tit Notes. Grain Inspected from unlicensed Jleva tors: No. 1 dark hard, one car; No. 1 hard, 356,600 bushels; No. 2 hard, two cara; No. 1 red, three cars and 65,000 bushels; No. 2 northern spring, seven cars. Corn, 67 cars. Oats, 27 cars. Barley, five cars. From store: Corn, 80,547; bar ley, 68,148 bushels. The French government has Issued an official decree that the maximum prlcea for home grown bread grains will be as follows: Wheat, 100 francs per 100 kilos; rye, 80 francs per. 100 kilos. This is only when the grain Is bought to be used for making of bread. Iowa crop report said: "Corn made good n.n.msa ihi wk. but cool weather pre ceding has made crop about a week later than normal, tariinei m stage; more rain badly needed in eastern and southeastern counties. Threshing made good progress: yield and quality of late OatS gOOU. ' vinier wiiw e"- Spring wheat only poor to fair. ' - Special newspaper advice from Russia Indicate a serious searciiy of foodstuffs throughout that country and state that the prospects for only half a crop of grain on account of aerlous drought. Austrian and Hungarian crops are re ported making rapid progress and giving promise of a good harvest. Considerable hunger still exists, however. Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased 240,000 bushels for five days, against an Inorease of 100,000 bushels last year. Oats decreased 46,400 bushels for five days. Prediction that Nebraska will produce 214,964,000 bushels of corn this year, an Increase of 30.780,000 over 1916, was made in an August crop report issued today at Omaha. Black rust damaged winter wheat at least 15 per cent, while spring wheat lost 24 points from the same cause, -the report says. Local exporter says foreigners will accept all offerings of wheat or rye. Russells of New York: "Rumored two cargoes of wheat being bagged here for shipment to Argentina, Reported 225,000 bushels going to Brasll also." British accepted some wheat at the seaboard offered at 6c below the market. CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES. By Updike Grain Co. Doug. 2627. Aug. 12. Art'es OpenTHlgh. Low. Close. I Tes. Wnt. .1 .1 Dec. Mch. Rye. Sep. Dec. Corn, Sep Dec. Oats. Sep. Dec. Pork. Sep. Oct. Ird Sep. Oct. Ribs. Sep. Oct. 2.40 2.43 I 1.91 1.76 2.39 2.42 1.90 l.TVs 1.48 1.24 2.45 2.38 2.48 2.47 1.95 1.81 1.62 1.27 2.43 1.91 1.76 '4 1.48 1.25 1.95 1.81 1.49 I 1.63 1.25 I 1.27 I .72 .f3 .73 72 .72 .70. .71 .70 .71 .70 125.10 55 10 25.10 '' 25.10 25.1 T 126.90 25.90 25.90 ' 25.90 26.00 118.52 18.66 18.(0 18.62 18.53 18.87 19.06 18.87 19.00 18.93 1B.2T 16.S5 15.22 ' 15.30 . 15.30 15.65 15.80 15.62 15.75 15.05 UPDIKE ..-SERVICE We Specialize in the Careful Handling of Orders for and FOR FUTURE DELIVERY All Important Markets .WE ARE Chicago Board of Trad miiwausee inimmr or t,ommarca Minneapolis Chamber el Coramerc Omaha Grain WE OPERATE CHICAGO. OMAHA, NEB. LINCOLN, NEB. HASTINGS. NEB. ATLANTIC, IA. All et these offices are connected We are operating large up-to-data terminal elevator In tho Omaha and Milwaukee markets and are in position to handle your shipments in the best possible manner i. e.. Cleaning, Transferring, Storing, etc. It will pay you to get ia touch with oao of our office ' when wanting to BUY or SELL any kind of train. WE SOLICIT YOUR Consignments of All Kindt of Grain to OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and SIOUX CITY Every Car Receives Careful Personal Attention The Updike Grain Company THE RELIABLE CONSIGNMENT HOUSE Omaha Grain Omaha, Aug. 12. Lighter primary receipts and a better domestic and export demand were factors today in lifting cash wheat and corn to higher levels. Wheat was up 5 to 7 cents anl corn 2 to 4 cents. Considerable wheat showing; in today's receipts had been. bought to arrive, Oats were unchanged. Rye advanced 2 cents generally. Barley was 4 cents higher. WHEAT. No. 1 hard: 1 car, $2.60 (dark smutty); 17 cars, 13.63. No. 2 hard: 1 car. $2.6$ (dark): 6 cars, $2.12: 4 3-6 cars, 12.(1; 1 cars, $3.61 tsmutty). No. 3 hard: 1 car, $2.60 (dark, smutty); 1 car, $2.(7 (dark): cars. $2.61: 4 cars. $2.(0; 1 car, $2.(0 (smutty); 2-5 car, $2.49 (smutty). No. 4 hard: 4 cars. $2.48; 1 car, $2.4$. No. 6 hard: 3 cars, 82.48; 3 cars, $2.47. No. S mixed: 3-5 car, $2.48 (durum). No. t mixed: 1 car, $2.(0 (spring and winter). CORN. ..0. 3 white: 1 car, $1 68. No. 1 yellow: 2 cars, $1.62. ' No. 3 yellow: i Lars, (1.62; 3-5 car, ii.ei. No. I mtxod: 1 car, $1 54 (near white!. Sample mixed: 1 car, $1.44; 1 car, 1.4.', OATS. No, 2 whits: E cars, 73c, No. 3 white: 6 cara, 72 c. No. 4 white: 4 cars, 71 c Sample white: 2 cars, 70c No. 3 mixed: 1 car, 71 o (shippers weights). RYU. No. 2: 1 car, $1.98. No. 3: 1 car, $1.97. No. 4: 1 car, $1.96. , BARLEr. ' No. 4: 1 car, $1.09. OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Today, Week Tear. Ago. Ago. Wheat 117 136 131 Corn , 21 14 24 Oats ,. t 24 17 13 Rye 6 2 "t Barley 3 l o bhlpments Ado. Ago. Wheat 114 111 ( Corn 21 25 23 Oata t 18 it 23 Rye (38 Barley o 4 13 CHICAdO CAR LOT RECEU'TS. Week Year Con. Today Ago Ago tract Wheat 200 175 671 141 Corn (0 70 37 46 Oats ..: 175 75 186 106 KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS. Week Yens Today Ago Aga Wheat 195 218 281 Corn 4 8 i Oats 16 18 ll ST. LOUIS RECEIPTS. Week Year Today Ago Ago Wheat T..192 217 7 , Corn 24 31 6 Oats 41 43 IT NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS OF WHEAT. Week Year Today Ago Ago Minneapolis .,-..119 . 216 122 Duluth, -. 24 61 o Total 143 S76 327 Winnipeg 68 87 24 PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Receipts Today Year Ago Wheat 1,112,000 1,849,000 Corn ,215.000 160,000 Oats 686,000 642,000 Shipments Wheat ....1,346.000 1,191,000 Corn 236,000 257.000 Oats , (98,000 446,000 Turpentine and Bosln. Savannah, Ga Aug. 12. Turpentine Nothing doing; last sale August 11. 11.66: receipts, 366; shipments, 417; stock 8,986 bbls. Rosin Firm; sales. 1,036; receipts, 1,121; shipments,. 1,674; stocks, 36,046 casks. Quote: Tb. UI.SO: D. B. F, O, H, I, K, ST, N, WO, WW, $13 90. Real Estate Transfers Clara St. Clair and husband to Mar guret Cosgrove, Blnney at, 244 ft. -T w. of 28th sve., s. s. 46x125 $ t Margaret Cosgrove to Wallace Ben jamin, Blnney at., 244 ft, w. of 8th ave., s. S. (4x120 J.00O Barker Co. to Clyde R, Jensen, s. e. cor. Oregon Trail and Nichol as st, (3x126 1,000 Harold W. Graham to Chris Wind strupp and wife, 25th St., 200 ft s. of Sprague, w. s. 76x100 3,759 Thomas Durkln and wife to Alvln Rogers, Wirt st. 40 ft. e. of 37th at, s. s. 40x120 2(6 Gtbbs Bralslln and wife to Harry Klewit, 19th.- St., 131 ft s. of Leavenworth, e. a. 69x144 3,3(0 Patrick Cummlngs and wife to Frank Goas, 25th at, 225 ft s. ot Sprague, e. s. 25x100 1,400 Edward Gash and wife to Daniel a. Cary, 17th at., loo rt s. of Sahlet St., e. s. 40x130 09 Henry M. Coleman and wife to Paul 8. Rlvett, (1st St., 250 ft s, of Lake at, e. s. 60x128 4,6(9 Amy If. Armstrong and nusoand to Edith Handel Blndewald, Cass st, 100 ft. w. of (0th St., s. s. 60x156. 16,750 Mabel B. Cuahanan and husband to Chester E. Hunter, et al, Charles at., 200 ft w. ot 38th at., n. s. 100x120 4.760 Hayden Bros to Masters Sales Co., s. e. cor. 10th and Dodge, 86x132 117,(00 Edward Phelan and wife, et al, to John Burt, 36th St., 136 ft n. of Dodge, w. s. 100x127.5 2,300 Delia C. Paulsen and nusnand to Anna Meyer, (7th st, 266.9 ft. n. of Bedford St., w. s. (0x123.5, exch 187 William F. Eltner and wife to Braden Drake, 20th st.. 198 ft. s. of Grace, w. s. 30x140 1,250 Grove Wharton Construction Co. to Frits O. Arnhols, 60th St., 200 ft. n. of Plnkney st, e. s. 40x148... 6,075 George C. Flack to Milton E. Stout, Burt st. 300 ft. w. of 48th St., s. s. (0x128 7,2(1 Homestead Co. to "Mike Mllkovlch, 83d st, 10 ft. s. ot Monroe st, w. s. 200x126 3,009 Arthur H. Huston and wife to Bess Darda Williams, 20th st., 100 ft. n of K St., w. s. 37X1S0 3.750 Provisions MEMBERS OF. St Leuts Merchants Exchange Kansas City Hoard of Trad Sioua City Board ot Trad Exchange OFFICES AT ILL. CENEVA. NEB. SIOUX CITY, IA. DES MOINES, IA. HOLDREGE, NEB. MILWAUKEE, WIS. HAMBURG, I A. with each ether by private wire.
