Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1915, Page 11

! THE BEE: ( /) IMAHA, THYRSDAY, AUGUST 1915, 11 | L KSTATE IFARM & R\\( H LANDS FOR SALE GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET | e st iy o2 OWARE LIVE STOCK MARKET Cottagen. e | Some of the other states. g soath | “hraska. | Clearances were: Wheat and flour - 202 SIFIC put In | FOR SALE s, Wel o 5 equal 000 bushels; corn, 2,000 bush- . S PACIEIC T.e modern: wil wut n | FOR SALE 40 acres, wul imgrgved, © | Wheat Market Active, OId Wheat [Si'a1 (o S buihel; corn, "“""| Cattle Reoceipts Moderate and Trade h od., in fine condi- {has good soll; $100 per ac $2,00 cash, .l\vrp‘\ol apot Wheat, %4 higher, 3 3 2 - Efi”‘ 2 o n fine condl | balanice terms, Casper Theigsn, Osmond, Gaining Two Cents and New corn unchanged to 14 higher o Fairly Active at Steady Prices— STRONG-WALSH COMPANY, |Neb i Primary wheat receipts wers . Tiar e O AL Bank Bidk. | for et as Wheat One Cent. |bushels ~and shipments S48,00 b Sheep Are Weak. s % | FOR SALE—Best large ‘ hage- tnno [} ouk ? 2082000 bush by TWO NGALOWR. medium-priced land in_Nel ey againat recelpta of TWEM bushels 7 rooms each, \hodarn and very | Hitle money required. C. Bradley, W |CORN MARKET REMAINS FIRH| iy e el fit'oo0 nowh- | HOGS STEADY TO TEN CENTS UP S5 TS S SIS R Be Tel. [Seek TN e | ola '8nd shipenente RO Sushels, against | Phubuliin Red' 181 or Tyler . “Montana. & I shel A Smeats | 2 MAMA, Aug. 11, 191 recalp of 410,00u bushels and shipments | OMAIIA, A 1. 1916, GET ABOARD OUR tomhe wheat market was fhirly’ active nvl- 000 |m-ln-|. Inl;:.\ml' 0 ek | Iteceipts were BR ':T.-x- Sheep. ! eat ad d while | Primar were 53 ash- | ( ond 2 SPECIAL OAR BOUND FOR | {pday. _Old whest advanced 3 cents, while | Peimary osts rooptpts wers 58,68 bnb | Otticial Nondey e R Phove r\qeplu 88 rm complete \lst of |Tlu‘ Judith Basin, Montana, where you| The demand for both old and new wucat | receipta of 1,960,000 bushels and shipments | Egtimate Wodnesday 7600 11, ~w wacant ho and_apartments: also for ( can buy rich new land that will producs was good and was sufficient to take care of 241.000 bushels last year. - storage, moving. 1oth ana Jackson Ste. | good crops yearly and ithout trrlgation. | of the Tight recelpta. Old wheat continues | CARLOT nm~|~'~:u-.n7 Oata | o Three days this week 14,369 & Wl open your eyes wide and bo| lo command a substantial premium ove sat. Corn. OAts | Same ¢ SET the Central Furnfture Stores. FRER | dfl‘[‘gn‘(«i S you thke u Srip with us and| the sew o & SMbetantial premium Ve* | Ohicago - it j:’,: by ""‘u: 11,08 _RENTAL LIST. weo the big crops. Low rallway rates.| Corn receipts were light and there was | Minneapolis days 3 wks, ago.. Nee us for ticket How many ' a jreity fair demand for that grain. The | Duluth ... 18 Shye s nhs ane ] GlObevan&btorage H. Brown market was firm. selling (rom %o to §¢ Omaha L k] » | Same days last year Chicag P . igher. ansas City ... 5 4 \‘ nc-. moves. packs ships; nm-u van [#0 ACRES »f land in eastern Montana Oats roceipts were fair, but there w Touls nr » _ m'f:': rr-:'r"“;.".?.'l"'{:.". -m)‘;: fi';;.";?:rflf: | and 1 men. $1.3% per hr.: n'onr 93 meres broke: fine for wheat or diver: | not miuch of & demand for that cercal. Winnipeg ... Slock markel tor tha lant Fow iere® wits mo. Batisfaction g 5 R wified farming; will rent on shares: fine ’rho Oats market remained unchanged. These cash sales were rvr-ormfl today nuparisone : e . spring water; near school house: 2% miles | Many reports are comink from lowa Wheat: No. 8 hard winter;is car (old). | . lh Y“Llr ng the oats situation. In some . 0, A winter: 2 cars (dark), Honses Preigh Soms & o oty “"’",‘) station. Write J. Guth, Marmarth, | regarding the of the crop will mever be 3130 1 car, $118 1 oars #1156 No. 4 | e | Ll hard winter:'1 car (old), $1.8; 1 car, $1.11; o Gordon Van Co. $558 meseny i i m cxn ags | o oo 4 SR i i 100-A rm, $12 per acre, $20 cash and |- e S0, No. 8 ap o % ver month: no interest: rich_sol RE TE—S0 114, ) Doo: 1 Cat K "”'- b B Tel D B4 or Web. m’:ma Diire water, goad" tiie. " Write _’E_E'“ uan BiDR I8 ~f','.'-y'.'"'§(. s White: 56 CaE, s | e Yan and . T. Young. Jr. . Neb. White: 2 cars, T%e. No, 3 white H 4] ard s atch . No. 2 car, 74ec. No. 3 yel HA H1 . shipping. 1m“v'v-§=:nn‘ e N : hlol are She. Mo - s nw-"‘ | meaumsmmswoans |For Announcement i " e N0 3 18 . ——_——— ———————————————————————— o Car, 7 P 0. “ noving, | : ixed: 1 ocar, 74\.( mixed: 1 car | 82 LOANS, & CBNT. 1 f L mi 8 43/ J.C. Reed {ne.t, i | oo i Gt i ne | Of Sale of Lots in | et B 18 i 6% TO $10000_made promptly. F. D. : el % white: 8- : 8 il ..a"ni‘.’ifi"i.’u‘ Yoo misweks "8¢2 ) "WWean, Wead mice. uin ana rarnam sta | Shimer’s Addition R 3 fien T, Job. AMER“«A\' CITY and farm loans, § per cent. 1'car (new), %oi 1 8 mH'ero ROD vo 8 8. 16th St.| "y, H. Dumont & Co. tate Bank. 6th and Dorcas Sts b Bariey—Rejected: % car, 419 N. @D 10 roome, modern, . WANTED-Good farm and city loans at . ‘|, Omaha_ Cash Pricos—Wheat: No. 2 | ot Ve ronoors modern, $25. | lowest rates. Only 35 lots and we intend (,y turkey, ‘gLISGL4AL No. @ turkey. $itod AINGWAL T paaoma W s Th. Bl PETERS TRUST CO.. 1822 Farnam. ) 3 i0; No, 2 hard, $lis@ls0; No 3 hard§1.16 | Recelpts and disposition of hive stock RINGWALT BROS., Brandeis Th. Bldg. STy S I 3 . | sell all by Saturday night {41150 o, 4 b, : No. 2 upring. | at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. ~ -1, house, Phone Tyler 1148 3 me y. 3"&.?."&'.::':’%‘-‘5. y. | SCIL & D ’ No. 3 -grln(}\ $1@1.42. Corn: | for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m §-ROOM coftage for .rent. Tel Har. #lb. | & %o T Gy TR The last buneh of cheap lots rislhc ‘-;_lm’mlfir AN |y osterday e " da Stores and Uffices. H. W. Binder. City Naifonal Bank Bldg. | sonth Megie; No. 2 yel: | e o RO J der. C Bank Bldg. | ¢ 3 et Cattle. Hogs.Sheep. 1 r's. LARGE modern, store inear Dhostoffice. | SEE us first for farm loans in eastern !;J(:"g m{?_’; A0 3 () Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. Office on 17th St Neb. United States Truat Co., O 6% CITY LOANS. C. G. Caribers, $10-12 Brandels Theater flldl Double Windows A S I st ONLY VACANT ROOM _— AVAILABLE ON THE STREET. P%t l1-:0xt‘ Ab;gp,—(le:‘r o'orn- xnm Omaba, for good five- Pnnt. umeo—wmm. Room | passenger a mmohue Address Y &1, Bee 8q. Ft.—$18.50 OMAHA residence property exchange for Sioux City property, Box 69, Sloux City. REAL ESTATE—ACREAGE Fifteen Acres Three Blocks From Car Highly Improved This 18 the choicest, close-in and best improved property available at this time. The whole tract lies bigh and very smoothly. Every foot can be worked. The Bee Building Office Room 103. One Small Office For Rent Good Location—Fourth Floor. Water and Electrre Light, Free. $12.00 Per Month. The Bee Building “The building that is always new.” Office, Room 103. modern house, fine barn and tool house, This Two | large shade trees around the house. place has its own water system. blocks from paved road. Would rather sell for cash, but would consider some well located city property. Hiatt-Fairfield Co. 20 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. WANTED TO 8UY VA‘ITED—ReHIble real estate company dle tracy of Texas land, sub- fllvldnd. Address Box 36, Winterset, Ia. ia. WE Pl’ Chicago_prices for aluminum scrap castings. Paxton-Mitchell Co. —o O] 'ICE furaiture and sold. J. 4".4. 1207 Ilmi.mguu. 8148 HIGHEST prices for old clothing. D.4714, Yale vuys everything :nd hand. Web. 404 lu.nuy ineu_0iEiesraos wlase. L. 3017, R 20 acres good land close to some Nebraska town; éunu price and descrip- | ‘! REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE Look 5 [; WANTED TO RENT TWO business women want separate rooms with board; reasonable distance. Address, £ 84, Bee. $4,200 Seven rooms, hot water heat, quarter sawed oak. Kast front, corner lot, pav. ing paid in full. Best bargain on the North Side. House alone could not be replaced for less than §4,600. Practically new. Newly painted on outside and newly decorated within. It's a snap. See for yourself. Our sign is on the property. Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tyler 1536, State Bank- Bldg. - New Bungalow In our new addition In Parkwood, 6739 North 24th St, we have a new flve-room bungalow that is up-to-date in every REAL ESTATE | FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE | Ly ou “better. W, T ve “aone, W, Smith Co., m-u City Nat. Be. D. ®i% | in Morgan vounty, Colorado, can all be | s irrigated; four miles from ‘town. For | particulars address Chas. Phelps, Wel- dana, Colo. | lowa. HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE? |respect. It s 24x40, with full basément, m. 7 EW&T olf Y?,ur land | ;qi” finish, f)pm for ln!p:clhm ll(:f:y oux City, 1a., Journul. | vake North 24th St. gar to Miller park, Most Powerful Want' Ad Me- | (pon u, ey 1'::“!‘-"" words every Iriday | nnnln;. urday every | Batirdty “oning and Sunday moring & Norris twelve different for 82; or mdv:ord: 900 B"“ Bldg. Fhone Doug. 70, e Vo R i 1w b sb:vr:N-nooxTK HOUSE paper, in four great IN KOU PLACE Sae FOR $4,000, Hot water heat, corner lot 62x124; lots | ea 98| of shrubbery, lands advertised 13 it from mearly W. H. GATES, Jou can find just |47 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 129 or ln n- columns. ——$500 Vacant lot @ ft. south frontage on ey, m.cfi Jnd. Seas | Bristol St just east of 222 Bristol St.; uu trial, It wiil be stoppes | !0t 18 on krade just ready to build on; e tiime ordered. nr-”' sewer, water and gas in street: paving Real Estite Jnunnu Truer. lowa. all paid for; $%0; terms to suit purchascr. “atiancsite. C. G. CARLBERG easy terms. Min- 312 Brandels Theater Bldg.—o Co 'i’ O. Box 817, Omaha. | BUNGALOW —b-rool new and the mud; come to west cen- odern, up-to-date In every and )lhm-o the bumper respect, 24 see Ames, Oak Chatham addition. Web, 4228, crtn 'II| with an unusual amount of fall. Harvesting now under ideal con- diddons, wioady Tine; Uliand Land & roun A Good Buy Fine four-room cottage, with four full sized lots; plenty of fruit. In neighborhood, near 34th an Can be bought on easy terms. Scott-& Hill Co. DO\I&IAI 00 907 McC “Classy Bungalow Five-room; h; oak finish In rooms, one a sun room, beam cellings, bookcases, window seat, fine large kitch- en, with ‘convenlent pantry and ice box furnace heat; cemented ment; t, paved street, close to car; lo- cated near 19th and Laird streets. Fasy terms, or lot taken as first payment. Rasp Bros. 106 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1653, Modern Home Not Far Out Nebraska. Farms For Sale acres with good improvements 8 miles from Counc! I‘% 8, 14 mllu from Omaha, $110. ved, extr hois ) most lovel land 3l Fnlles. tron ocirosd town and Catholic church in northern :L , SELI, EITHER HALF OF THE nffié/flm SECTION AT 'THE SAME acres with good improvements ' Washingin county. (Jmrepremsata i orence; roductive botiom lnd. Brlnu Slwfl cll rent, $112.50. omlgmz mils bulldings), 2% miles lrom es from electric car line, flfla -nuu tpren: all level land is land is leased g iy nv-a Banner flumz’vs t for from $4 to $6. © uv-ud (no buildings), two myra, in eastern Ne- i I Dcr nn cash, which Ordl v.‘. Knox county, $49. me of the best ranches in Nebraska, nce of its qua IGMBALL COUNTY inc Built hom-uy throughout. south front lot. Near She: Lores, hool, #i ete. This is .pl.nagd ;croporly and can be bought fllhl Scott & Hill Co. Douglas 1008, 7 McCague Bldg. fo .. R BERSSUSY X ... X .. 3 U‘l'll'l]l. PRAIIUII PAI B runs and endia ig, thad: ul nnur-l unl lrom mi ..mm-unu-nu On nr unu. Mnh and churches; five new houses or nearing completion. Can "m'"':'::-.”"""’a':..... “orw e.iu. ob. REAL ESTATR—FUR EXCHANGE | Improvements consist of a large entirely | beautiful large lawn and a fine grove of | 24th & Manderson ood | door, RIAL ESTATE—MISCELLANKOUS | Announcement ! Thursday | American Security Co. | _17gh_and Douglas Sts. Douglas 5013, | Brand New Home | | 82 Mason Bt one biock nortn of Field club, a brand hew home bunut of wirst-| ciass materials and by A-1 workmanship. Has five iarge rooms and bacn on first/ fioor; size of buliding 24x4z; full basement | and 'large floored attic. 'Living room, dining room and front bed room finished in oak, rear bed room in white enam All floors, except kitchen, centrai hall i | bath room, white oak waxed and poiisied. Colonnade ' opening with bookcases be~ tween living room and dining room and | beautiful buffet in dining room. The best | of plumbing and heéating pant. Textile | sningles used on roof, a material that will last & lifetime and reduces fire insurance rate. No money nor pains apired to build | this house right, and the purchaser will et the benefit' of our experience and | knowledge of building zood houses. A critical examination s invited. Price $4200, on reasonable terms. Key at my office. | Fred W. Shotwell, naha Nat'l Bank Bldg. _Doug. | REAL ESTATE—WEST SIDE .~ Poppleton Park | .| Home , Near Saunders school and cathe- dral; east front, corner, 650x125; nearly mnew; full 2-story square. Price cut 10 per cent from $3,900 for | immediate sale; $300 cash, balance $35 monthly and interest. 0’Keefe Real Estate Co., 1616 Omaha Nat'l. Doug. 2715.—0 HUNGALOW for sale cheap; Leaving city. Phone Wnlnu A Large Corner Lot Bargain West Farnam District ! 78x128 | Only—$625.00—Only This price includ sldewalks, sewer, water main and main; lot is level and on the exact and on wolld de, ground; surrounding property restricted to moderate-oriced homes. Shuler & Cary | 202-24 State Bank Bldg. "Choice South and | terms. 436. i East Front Large Lots $275.00—to—$375.00 | $5 Down—$5 Per Month | No Interest, No Taxes For Two Years. Near Good Car Line These lots are high, affording a splendid view; 1 are practically level and on grade and are splendid lots for building | ’ small homes, Phone us for full particulars. Salesmen and autos at your service | Phone D. 428, 204 State Bank Bldg. | | 8 ot REAL ESATE—INVESTMENTS | Harney Street Investment 45x132 feet, on Harney St., east of 224 | 8t brick ‘improvements, almost new, {paved street, paved alley, good tenants, | fun description, price and terms on appli- cation. This {8 an exceptional chance to get n downtown business lot that will ouble in value in a few years. |~ 4618 State Bank Bidg. Doug. "ul\ SALE—or reant;, trackage I\l!ldl and Beward, %x8®. Apply n& REAJ, ESTATE—SUBURBAN BKGHTLY suburban nhome, with five bearing fruit, all kinds; modern POUITY houses: e only 8 blocks (o eity car line, school and church. Web- -n.r 2579 Some Cheap Ones m:“7 2 and &, lnBIoclLyour Lots' 5 and 16, in Block 5 your Field Club DiStriCt | pmees e e 5o {mark, | Shuler & Cary & (J. H. Dumont & Co.; [ 4 u » & i " . [ . fl\fiH 3 5 3 . . Malting. 09746 No. 1 feed, SOTC 8 " ¥ il No.2, 90691 c. N i CHICAC RAIN AND PROVISIONS |, - Totals i % and Closing | n “w v | Prices on Board of Trade. DISPOSITION—-HEAD CHICAGO, Aug. 11.—Reports that the Cattie. Hogs. Sheep. French government had bought 100,000 | Morris & Co. 2 916 N barrels of flour at Minneapolls caused | Bwift & Co... e 1,000 o sharp advances today in wheat prices [ here. Hullish sentiment was increased by assertions that estimates based on the | Sc government crop report were 100,000,000 | J. bushels too high. Prices closed unsettied, (Lincoln Packing Co. | fe to 1u@1te above lust night. Corn fin® | o, Omaha Packing Co. 1 lnlwd e to %@%c up and oats with a ‘ ain of e to 1%@1%c. In provisions the Sutcome 'varied ‘from 120" decline to & rise of be. Until news came of the big purchase of | flour for France the wheat market here had been for the most part on the down grade. Almost simultaneously the trade was confronted with a statement of a leading authority that owing to continued rains 12 to & per cent of the winter crop | acreage in elght leading states had been | nlulmlun(‘d outright. Strength in corn was or Iy owing to sympathy with wheat. Wet weather formed the principal reason | | that brought about the oats advance, Cudahy Packing Co... Armour & Co,... chwartz & Co. W. Murphy. 1 20 1,506 # 10,67 Werthelmer & Sullivan Bros, Rothschild . Mo., & Kan.Caif Co Higgins Roth . Meyers s 48 o faw Haher, Jones & Smith 1 Ik Tanner Bros, i Provisions falled to keep pace with John Harvey ........ 6 hl her quotations for hogs, New out-| Francis © . breaks of the foot and mouth disease in |Carn .. 4 1 is seemed to make traders incline to [Other buyers . A be wary. H = utures ranged as follows: Totals .... 2,907 7,480 Articie| Open, | High.| Low, | Close, Yes'y of cuttle were ver: Wheat, 1 Otuer points, however. e quite liber- Sept.] 1074 110%]| 107%4| 100%]| 107% mlly supplied, some markets, notably Dec..| 107%| 100%)| 107%| 100%) 1 98| Chicago, naving sufficlent run to render Corn 1 the opening market weak to lower. e hH » ‘h'v\\ %N "k Beel steers were in very hh' demand Dec.| 6 |- 63%| 64%| 64 |and the market generally steady with Oats I t yesterday so far as the general run of Sept. 30%| n'.{ 3 “ 14 | eavy cornfeds and westeri, range beeves Dec.| 40| 44| 40 07 | Was concerned. Yearlings have boen in Pork | i { | very plentiful supply thig week and buy- | 13 92%4] 14 00 ers have loaded up heavily on that kind of cattle, with the resuit that the year- Ilu- were a little slow and weuk tnls ('o'l l.mi heifers were in demand good and sold freely at Drices that were a lit- cholce year- Ue stronger than yeste 'Julali:lwn; on c;ul-. ear ., W { ;‘7 Kood erday. Good Cl hlulo Cash Prices—Wheat: No. 2 red, g 16%@L19%; No. 2 hard, u”l.- Corn, 0. 2 Oa Xo 3 Barl m&srlmomy cows, 1008 0. rley, 3 ] 5. £ 5061325, Pork, $13.%. |heife l good to cholce grass Tars s, o i dhy cows, . fl; fair to Ribs, $8.76009. good eo'b.fi BUTTER-Higher: creamery, 20G24%c. |6.00; common to falr cows, $3.7 RO Tigher: receipts; 13,55 cases: at 1to cholce feedern, §7.008.50; fair to sood cases included, 16@17%e; ordinary |feeders, umm firsts. 154G@16%c; firsts northern stock, 1Ths@18c; firsts, southern stock, 161@17 POTATOES—Steady: recelpts, 25 car: Virginla, barreled, $1.50; Jersey, bulk, 5 @80c vy fat stug: I‘("Dr@lentnllv. sales: POULTRY—Alive, higher; fowls, 18c; BEEF STEERS. springs, 16@17 pr. p—. % NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET' 1w P ! " Quotations of the Day on Various 4y ! Commodities. 12 NEW TORK, Aug. i1.—PLOUR-Firm. et WHEAT--8pot, strong; No, 2 red, uu % . BTL 6 40 . New York; No. 3 hard, $1.04, c. i is Si4 648 ow Fork (0 arrive; Nor 3 morthern. § w0 i oew nulun\ i I8, ‘wnd No. 1 northern: Man: S E §14 ba, §1.1 ok £, Butfalo.” Futures were 1] fiem Septomber, 311 . nN——Bp;I:l.Anro No. 2 yallow, 90%c, t i Lo o lka and ral ugust shipment o ",. OA firm; standard, 8c; No. 3 * v e ucy ‘clipped white, ‘0@, | Pty i 1008 HAY—Firin: prime, $L45; No. i, §1.400 - 408 & L3 10 % 1.45; No. llgwnb No. 3, nm ship- » ANL ll'mn:ulc:s.'. 8 “Sicadier: state, common _to 50 700 choice, 1914 crop, 9@lde; Pacific coast, 1914 ] crop, 12@be; 1913 crop, S@llc. HIDES—Quiet; Bogota, 30@8lc; Cen-| MHOGS-Recelots were about the sam rica, 29¢. as on, Tuesday, some 116 cars, or 7,600 "“mA' ATHER "_¥irm; hemlock, firsts, 32; | head, making up the day's supply. Total seconds. | for the three days is being | PROVISI 1,600 smaller than last week and NS—Pork, steady; mess, $16.50 family, $20.00@21.00; ylhor! clears, | short of two weeks ago, but a 6,00 gain .50, v, st Lara, " | over last year. This veek's run is the middle weat, pauedy. Lard, firm;| S7eh 3 Jinoe four weeks agor Whoa W--Quiet; -‘Ity G%e; country, | only 1374 head showed up during the first three days of the week. Shippers bought fairly liberally, con- sidering the size of the supplies and while they were willing to ry a full dime ad- TA Sladebiacs mpecinl BT T Weaker: receipt, 12,88 tubs creamery extras. 20G2T%c; firats, U@BHC seconds,” 2GZe vance for mixed and butchers, §0od lights fresh s:n::'::a v sl did not look much better than steady. firsts, T4atc; firsts, 19%Gele Beveral loads of good lights reached §1. | but nothing sold over that figure, Bulk of the llller hogs sold at the nar; | row range of $5.506. The failure of lights to show the samo uplift as butch- r-e.llm‘| mouc do white, u ers and heavies has resuited in a_notice- e D e gibia aee fancy. 1W0 S0 nlrrnwlnf of their range. Packing POULTRY—Alive, unsettled; dressed, |hogs are selling fully o bigher than quiet; western tru‘nn roasting chickes :‘lol: I:o e w b- — 'Illmm :: iur\uy'-,tf;::, Loas, Ioed, 130TC; treah | DOt BOK utelde, 8 aime above last Sat- urday. o Sl ' | "Revresentative sales: Grain Market. i -—' ll \N. #h. Pr. 3 o \l Aug, 1L-WHBEAT- 3 :: N 2 II.“ mber, &vw. Decermbar, $1.0vi; No. A [ 1634, ‘s FLOUR — Unchanged, except second i} B E 2 clears reduced to $3.60 - 1 BARLEY—6876c. " o RYE—$1.04@1.05. % » CORN— »‘x’”’i n #ou ® —No. yellow, h v Ll . “lll I'nnrlun[ Wodnndly run here, some forty-two cars, i Of these KANBAS CITY, & "dw head, showing up. Septem! o w““ run 1o, Ogtober. choice, $130. All {h Baundery & Himebaugh's Addition, to_Walnut Hill. Two have brick sidewalks also. The owner Instructs us to sell this prop- erty. See it at once. A.P. Tukey & Son . ataz,“-.‘————:.:f:‘n‘:;" e modern; ik g er, water and gas in and paid for. L OORH~ND l white, €1%G0%; No. 2 lmix-d. rdnrl trade wwnd up T five-car siring ot iam sl 8 on thc close. 8¢, Louls Onl- ll.nlul. 1411 1dabo "{llen ‘wore barely No. 171 ldaho lambs 40 Nebraska lambs 200 idaho lambe 22 Idaho Iambs 19 ldaho lambs 2% Idabo lambs .. yoariings Wyaming lamos CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Py Ny s 8 n ey WEw Ly M ¥ 0 £ Cattle Unseitled < Hogs Stromg —— Sheep Wemk. CHICAGO, Aug. 1L-—CATTLE—Receints 15,000 hemd; market unsettied; native hee! cattle, 36.106010.05; western steers, %750 cows and heifers, SLI008.10; calves, 17,000 head: market B higher; bulk, $§ 66 $.0067.55: mixed, #4000 S35, rough, SEIGES0; plgs AND S, g LAMBE —Receipts, 15,000 | market weak: shoep, 38.00u%.%. lamba, $7 ». 8T. LOUIS, Aug. celpts, 3,30 head; market higher; native beef steers, 1016; cows ana heifers, -mmm stockers antd feeders 8.000 $.3; southern steers. #.5G8%. native Calves, $6.00010.75 HOGE—Receipts, 5,100 head: market higher: pigs and lights, §7.5G7.9; mixed '-hm butchers, §7.55007.90; good heavy, 8.7 SHIORP AND LAMBS—-Recafpts, 250 head: market steady: sheep and ewos, $5.5007.25; lamba, 20041890, Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 11~CATTLL- Receipts, 78M head; market nl-.dy, stockers' and foeders weak: @00, western .lll‘l", $7.00000.35; stockers and feeders, SBELN; bulls, usm. 3 calves, $6.00010.3%. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, {30 head: market weak. lumbs, % yoarlings, ‘.W B wethers, $6. .00, Fwes, B3 Stock Market, :l‘ ~CATTLE- Re- 3 s'r. JOSKPH, ‘Aua ceipts, 1,600 head; ste $7.000) head; lghts top, $7.50; bulk 100 hllhon others slow: salon, B80T 4. "SHEIEP AND LAMBS-— Receipte, lambs, $5.0008.45 head; market weak: Coffee -lrtl'l NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-OOFFEE-The market for lmuru opened at a further decline of 7@10 points this morning under renewed liquidation prompted by the con- tinued heavy primary recelpts. ‘Offerings were less active at the decline to about GMe for December contracts, however, and prices steadied later on coverl the continued absence nf any material selling pressure from Brazil, Slght ral- maintained, with the market closing u a net loss of 7 to ¥ pointa. Sales, bagn; September, 6.29c; October, ber, 6.33; December, February, Sdbo; Maroh, M Ju H tions ranging round 8508866 tor. s low as 6800 for Rio 78. The of- flolal cablea reported a decline ot T reis in the Rio market and of 3-84 in the rate of Rio exchange on London. Santos wes unchanged. 0 Dbins Ghipmente: 22,001 bbls, ROSIN—Firm: sales, 236 bbl Lis "bbla.; shipments, 5 b 408 bbls, Quote: A, h. E Bk B 6 M W 5.5 Metal Market, NEW YORK, Aug. IL-METAL-Lead | offered, $4.50. Spelter not quoted., Cop- per, dull; electrolytic, $17.76@18.00. TIron, | & strong and unchanged. Tin, firm, $34.87% At London: Spot copper, £68 28 6d: fu- |1 tures, £ 7¢ 6d; electrolytic, £82 10s. Bpot tin, £152; futures, £154 be. £125, Lead, £20 10w %d. Cotton Market, ‘W YORK, Aug. 11.—COTTON-Spot, nny‘ middling nulnd-. 9.45c; no sales. Futures of o October, ilm Pocomber JontaYy, St March: 10.18¢, The co{lon markoet closed firm at u points. net advance of 15 to 20 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1 steady; good middl 5.57d; low middling, ' NEW YORK, Aug. i.Cotton Eoads quiet; print cloths firmer; substantial in- Goods Market. ?ulflu are In the market for clol.hn for Roc| tallan army uniforms. Worsted y llrm hll underwear in slightly |mpmvo¢ Sugar Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—SUGAR—-Raw, firm; centrifugal, 4.77c: molasses, 4.00c, , firm, Bank Clearings. AHA, Aug. 1L—-Bank clearh a“today were §1,017,19.9 and for -urmwndlnl week last year, $2,602,497. Feds Will Not Try to Invade Boston BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 11.—The proposed Federal league invasion of Hoston has been abandoned, Prealdent James A Gil- more announced here today. “Boston is not ready to take care of a third big league team,” said he, “but we are surely going to New York with a team in 1816, EUSTIS WILL HAVE BASE BALL TOURNEY EUSTIS, Neb,, ::u.—(mnhl )=The fourth annual base ball tournament will be given on August 25, 2 and 27, with for the four of the strongest teams in western 'Ba Nebraska competing for the prizes, games will be played each afternoon commencing at 1:30 and 3:30 sharp. The lineup of the games are as follows ‘Wednesday, 1:30, Cambridge against Wii- low Island; Elwood. Thursday, 1:30, Elwood against Cambridge; 3:30, Willow Island against North Platte, Friday, 1:30, Willow Island pected. RAIN PREVENTS TENNIS , MATCHES AT CHICAGO CHIGAGO, Aug. 11.—Rain prevented the second round of the national elimination tournament In doubles which was to have been played on the tennis courts of the Onwentsia club, Lake Forest, today. The matches scheduled for today prob- ably will be played tomorrow, The postponement will bring the finish of the doubles events to Friday instead of ‘The challenge round between mm No. 2 white, 3 | Thursday i December, Loy G. M. Church of Princeton and Alex Bquair of Chicago for the western cham- plonship in singles also is to be played on Friday. Const Lea, lal All eles . i 3 twth.l vu - lambs sold early ipper Dried Fruiis, er at 8.7, but this uula hudly EVAPORATED &l:n'l' as any criterion b Quotations on shee -M bs: Lambs, AR rum!r.—rrun- and peaches, holch, 8. L1 quiet. Apricots, Raisine, steady. P W‘umu-u. Wf LIVERFOOT: Aug i -wu"'l‘;:"—-m No. 8 Manitoba, 1 “\:-d. No. 1 northern, Duluth, 1is 7d. |m' At los Angeles— Heer ' and lllén, Oakland Pruiet: u' Wmhm and Brooks. | ‘8 | 11 ~CATTLE—Re- | ou: mlh‘hl Consol ldated & Pacitie Tennesse COpper Ret ted States Wabash, pf '-\iw_ Crucible Steel .96, o SChes North Platte, Willow Island, Cambridge | .. and Elmwood are the four teams. Two .. ' 3:90, North Platte against|X. C. against Elwood; 3:3, Cambridge against | o1 'h North Platte, These teams have all been |tive, mari playing excellent ball this scason and Frie ,"""“,,.,_.","‘"" A v ion Suetn™ INEW YORK STOCK MARKET Same Forces Influencing Session Day Before Are Evident Ac-in TRADXKG I8 llAlmLY ACTIVE NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—The same forcos which Influenced yesterday's broad and strong market were again in evidence (o day. albeit trading was somewhat less active and realizing sales more effecti s Shares of the leading raflways were Ifiad to higher prices In the early dealings. the movement coinclding with the & nouncement that the Interstate (om { merce commission had granted a gen. freight advance to the westem road Although these advances were disappol Ingly small, they served for a time i stimulate speculative demand to n great: degres K »‘?I d&\m-m of the railway | shared In the rticularly Canadian Pacirit ‘and aitied ues, which® gained from two to over five points. Grangors and the Harriman and Hill issues aade one. to two polnta to yesterday's hes quotations and southern and southwest orn issues, As well as trunk lines and classified stocks made similar Improve ment. Later the weight of the Kuropeon g, which aggregated fully 506w « i combined with heavy local realizing foi profits, caused materinl reductions . these advances. In the final hour some of the leadars were a point or two uad: yesterday's final figures and the entire list developed w distinctly remctionary tondency. United States Steel led the movement, being offered in lots of 100 to 10000 shares at from two to thiw polnts under yesterday's record price with general |rn-|'u|nrl(\ in other specu lative favorites. The foreign liquidation which was s na- tural outcome of the recent advante ot prices, was n recurrent feature of inter- est. London offered large amounts of Canadian Pacifie, Union Pacifie, Brfe and Steel, together with smaller lots of Atchi son and other grain carriers. War shares were again shunted to a place of secondary importance with de- olines of two to six points, Striking ex- ceptions to this tendency were shown by the RBethlehem Bteel preferred at $151%, Willlys-Overland at $166, and mudeb.kn at 8¢, all new high records. Total sales of stocks amounted to 975,000 shares, Exchange on London and Paris fell m new low records, despite the neurt $20,000,000 gold from London via Halifax. Demand sterling was quoted at 474% and checks on sold at & There was a better inquiry for invest- ment bonds, with greater activity in subordinate issues. Tothl sales par value aggregated 000, l n|h‘fl States bonds were unchanged on Numher of sales and Iun!u quotations on stocks were as follo Sal merioan Heet Bugar. ... '€ ¥4 Amerioan Ca % F Sasae s i . 1w 4 Wa N oW u oy ¥ [ ) . \ o~ e gy FT 1 Klecty P 1My 1 AT Great Northern, pf 200 120% 118 A, flr‘l Northern Ore etfn. 100 41 ?\ uggenheim Bxploration 400 G L " IIII ia Central e % Antimony, | Lahigh Speiter, £6. | Low fiytiesy 151 ' B 25 b 8 New York Momey NEW YORK. Aug. u‘—)llchNfltm PAPNR STERLIN E;:‘HANGI—“’ bills, 7 mand, $4.7415; cables, #4. “nmvmn—ur. 4% ONDl—aovarnmm. steady; railroad, —'nm- loans. steady: 60 days. w.por : 80 days, 2%GS per cent; six hiigh, & por m.c Yav. Tl por Gant: ; 1% per cent: last loan, 1% per cent: vid, 1% por cent. ”élulu qumucu on bonds today were: ret. s, T. h\ h 9.0 0, reg. y K & 2272 zz=:=x§§=:‘iii 212327733 23 - *Bld ¥ ~adon Stock Market. NDON Aug. 1l.—American securitie: e stock wlm were firm and ar nge fic and Southern Pacific. therefore an excellent tournament is ex- -rm- closing was firm. SILVER—Par; 29164 per ounce MONFY- cent. Discount rates short bll'l. flioflfi por cent; three months. 4% per cent. 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