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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
y. UNITED sn,D. srArsstsSp n,,I,l., AND; orrlcE,

S'ths, Ntcxon, februnrY n. tsfsi
Notice = heryty givea that IN cumriihutc
with the provisions of the act =, Conrfrss az
June = tSl>, entitled AN ect FORT sale ~ in,
her lands IN the states VI California Orca,iN .
Nevada, and Washington rerritory." a. extend.
cd - all the Public land states hy act of Ausrsi
4, iS44. john ~ Husefs of Fifc, COnuiy Ui
Crcok, state OF Orcgun, has this day nled ln
rurchezc Of The 81. of section No. 10. tu row q
ship No. n Range No. "a y. ", N, and
will oact ptoos 70 she's that the iand A'urht u
Agricultural purroscs, and 70 establish his
claim 70 nid land before the Register and
Receiver oi this once ~ nurus. Orceun. on
Monday, the eoth day Of APRIL. iehi
Ne names ~ Witnesses, \. A. pihble and
Frank eliuFcf oi Riley. Oregon. Thomas Slinecf
oi Portland. Oregon, Frank f0ssh, II fife, or.
eou
Any and Al persons claiming advcr.cly tho
above bed lands are requested % hle sheif
claims IN this once on or before said solh day
of Aptil, 1905.
W.. fAnar. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

| - Ohohept ~ 'tot'hk st' f'N
lily in this city.
! The Overland Hotel is the best
place TO stop when In Burns.
Grant Thompson Ia at present
visiting his family ia this city.
Looking for snaps7 See Schwartz
& Budelman's ad.
Dou't forget the date Of the mask
ball by Tule circle w Of W March 2.
! Hominv, picked pig feet and
li,nberger cheese at Fred Hsines 4
Co's.
Emery Hill was the guest Of HE
parents in this city one day this
week.
For Sale. Baby's high chair
and crib. Inquire at Schwartz 4
Budelman's.
Freeman was over from his
home al Warm Springs the FIRST Of
the week.
A few nice custom made gar
ments for meu and boys left that
will be sold for cash.--Fred Haines
& Co.
CIV Dringwster and Jake Cary
are up from Lawen. The former
came up TO file his petition as .
candidate for county clerk.
The Times Herald has printed
petitions for the candidates 10 cir
culate In order 10 be placed on the
primary election ballots.
Look oui-Gct the safety Incu-
batof, now IL runs without lamp.
See w. T. Smith about IL, Burns
Oregon.
Frank II Howell, assistant Mana-
ger OF the French-Glenn Co. in
charge Of the P-ranob, was In the
city day OF two this week.
Wm WHIT 10 n recent arrival here
from Washington and is looking
over the rection In tho interest Of
several Of bis friends who coutem.
plate moving 10 this county.
Having added to my stock OF
notions and ladies speci-
alties n line Of Homemade Candies.
! will receive orders for them or TO
have you call and sample.
Mrs Hattie Hastie,
Harvey Oregon.
Hon G w Parrish In over from his
Izee stock farm. He reports all we'll
with the exception Of his daughter
in-law, Mrs J L Parrish, and that
there is no snow particularly In his
fields with the south side Of the
hills bare.
Frank Singer came over from
Silver creek the other day in COM
pany with J II Husers, whom he
bad located on u tract Of timber
land. Mr. Husers is formerly fiom
Minnesota, but will locate parma
nently In this section with bis fam.
lily. Mr. Singer states no will have
many people hore soon.
Married-In this city, Wednes-
day, Feb IA. Albert Shaw and Mrs
Leah Chapland, Rev A b Minaker,
of the Baptist church performing
The ceremony. The contracting
parties are well known residents Of
Ibis city and have many friends
who wish thom n life OF content.
ment and happiness. |
Price Withers came down from
his home the other day bringing his
'on who was suffering from a bad
'ye. The young man accident
lily hurt his eye while playing bas-
ket ball and later other troubles
complicated matters necessitating
he services of a physioian. He is
lolng as well as could be expected.
Burns Lodge, No 81 A. II. & A.
NJ. will confer a first degree at a
special meeting on Tuesday even
ng Feb 20, and a second degree on
March 8. All Master Masons are
Iraternally invited to be present.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uSlrEb S,Ill. . ;TAtrs lASp orriat.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns, orceon, January ". iaol
Notice ie hereby given that The ioitswfna
named Hettler has hlCd notice uf his intention
20 make tnsl pfoof in support ~ his cialtn aud
that said rfuoi " ~ BE wade hefute the Register
aud Receiver, ni nurns, Orclon, on February
flth. iAos Nllt ffucst ". nipkpnauu 90 nufus.
Orogou, ~ y. No lies, iet the NMt4. Soc a. ia
% n. r. kMM
Hc names ihe ioliowipx witnesses IN prove
bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of said land, Niti Ucorgc shaw, John ~. Uulu.
ALBERT Bower, and GccfEc n. hiVkcusnn. all ui
Burns Oreron.
wN FAHHx Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

l hereby announce myself can
dids,e for judge Of Harney county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
loan voters AT the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1906.
GpAsr THOMPSON
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Judge Of Harvey county
subject 10 the decision Of the demo
cratic voters at the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1905.
J. p. REcToR.
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I hereby announce myself can
didate for treasurer Of Harvey coun'
ty, subject 10 the decision Of the
republican voters at the primaries
10 be held April 20. 1906
w. u HusroN.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

! hereby announce myself can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject 10 the decision Of the repub-
lioan voters nj the primaries 10 he
held April 20, 1900.
W. Y. KING.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

I hereby announce myself can
didaie for sheriff Of Harnev county
subject to the decision Of the demo-
cratic voters al the primaries TO be
held April 20. 1906.
A. X. RICHARDSON.
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The Windsor bar is agate open
under the management Of The old
time saloon man, Leo Caldwell lie
would be pleased TO have his friends
call and see him.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17
J. T. WALLACE,
The TdxiderDist,

Who mounted the handsome collection
OF birds and animals sent from here 10
the lewis and CLARK ialr. IL again Ia
Burns. During his stay hc will mount
specimens Tor any who desire. also make
rugs from skins of native animals. See
him about prices aud ash particulars
soon a. ho will remain but short time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17
CALL roR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury
for the redemption Of all warrants
registered prior to Nov 20, 1905.
Interest on the same viii cease
from this date, January Q, 1906.
in DALTON,
Treasurer Harvey County Oregon
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17
peal News.


MtC0h
underpkirts at Ere d
Co's.
~ was among our visi-
Mawen this week.
shoes for men aud old
Mort shoes. Fred Haines
nrssvant has been on the
hk city the past few days
is,fe cold.
fob for the Designer, re-
cents a year. Schwartz
ibr is in the city hobnob.
Ia the boys. Joe's an-
oot for county judge APP
NE issue.
lsventh annual ball OF
70 SSSs, P r p will be giv-
See the add and COM
lpewhere in this Issue.
nud Gilman returned on last
stage from n months
h s wife and little SON in
He reports them both
41ppy.
orch Christ scientist SER
d Sunday. Prayer meet
I<S0 p m ut the King
0oe door north Of The
20 ID office.
I norton was put out Of
die week by running n
his foot. During his .cm-
Vol Chas Brittingham has
tbe electric light plant
WI son, who has been con.
|1is home for some time
NC, IL again able 10 be
r<sts and says he is going
naxt week as Bill Evans
: u fire him.
|IfoNn was over from Dia-
|ie~ days this week on bus
nected with the estate Of
Xon Phelps. He reports
ind we'll Ia his section and
IN the valley.
Do3urrow had tho misfor.
|nn on tho slippery walk
bay which kept him In
day or two, hut he IL
|Ioto navigsto with the aid
ace arrived home from
tuesday night with the
20 will mount TO occupy
ing place with the taxi
Day at the pavilion. He
uo from Jim Mahon that
preparing for spring
&er at Anderson and
|rosds are dusty thers. Jim
add be ahead Of others.
GARNER and Shaw, the
|'uisers and real estate men
4 several outside people
ueek, some Of whom have
ns,le application fof tracts
k.her TO the west Of this
|nong those who arrived
ore Sadie l. Ring Of Bak-
fI.lard w Hewitt, Harry
{pk Carlton and Mr. Hub
fI oquiam, Washington.
|H1NG ACCOUNTS.
|ohcit Checking 10
| md furnish check
$50 that depOsitorS
|tu their bills by cheoe
|i<S avOid the neceSSi-
|eepins q large ac-
vi money on hand.
B County Bank of
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-17

Up-to-date lob printing at reason
able prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
London Closing stockn.

LONDON. Aug. lL-Closing quotation
on the Stock exchange were:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

sHEEP-As noted yesterday the sheep
market was rather slow 80 far as fat
wethers and lambs were concerned and yet
the most OF the receipts large as they
were, were cleaned up before the close.
This morning there was another liberal
run and the market again opened slow on
fat stun. This was due In part to I'M
favorable reports from other market points
which made packers little cautious, and
in part due to the fact that considerable
At the yards until late in the forenoon.
This almost always makes a slow market,
as there t. natural disposition on the
part of packers to wait until everything 10
In before making selections, While the
kept picking around and such stun as they
wanted they paid just about steady prices
for. Thus the Rhea Brothers Montana
wethers sold at IS, the same as yesterday.
The fact that eastern markets are breaking
feeling In the market for fat sheep and
lambs, even though prices do not show
much change as yet.
The market on Feeders was active and
difficulty in disposins of anything desir-
able to a feeder buyer. In fact the feeder
buyers were the main support Of the mar
ket and anything that they could use sold
az ysTy Ses One big s. .n5
to feeder buyer At N.So
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
spring lambs, ..s;7b@7:4o; fair to good
spring lambs Ss.2546.7b; good TO choice
s sSGa fair q os to soSs
"a $4,000; fair to good wethers. $500
AS; good to choice ewes, $4.5o9AS6;
fair to good ewes. S3.so@ASo.
quotations on feeders: Lambs. sb;7Sg
SiSy 'e eM.a .ssssSSSSgsss0 w''A'r' $3.50
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.


LIVE PoULTRY-Hens, ssfQloc rocst.
ers, Sc; turkeys. 2alSc; ducks, 7ei spring
sf BGfTER ssHPS ID stOck iss ehoio.
HhYETTise. osStsa 81. p%aS. reed so% n;
Coarse, s7sSGsOc. Rye straw. TcS
BRAN-Per tor. sls,Oe; -.
..ToMAToEs-Home grown, per basket Of
wx&s BEANs-Per market bAsks. Of
TuRSIPs, BEETs AND cARRoTs-Por
LEAF LErTUcE-Hothou.e. per dos
SELERYzper de.., SOC.
..CCCUMBERs-Home grown, per doss
QNIoNs-lome grown. nc per 10.
R R6TiTaE s-Per dos Dc. lunches $50
NAVY BEANs~Per bu.. n IS; No, 4 s.k
LIMA BEANS.Per ID. sbbo.
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRUITS.
0RsAtNSEsIyaleneiss' all si1es $50 A,
size, $3.50; 800 size. $40: 800 sise. $S.ooi other
BANANxsEPsr medlun,-sI.ed bunch.
n'''sa'fS; '0mOOTss R 4; Loo
PEAChEs1Yelow i,eestSp e. 40; ,n Ma.
PLCMS-lalifornia. 81. e0Ql.M
pEARs-BartlesMsSE {R eTN box nSea@
wATERMELoSSas1Fer h.. lac. or .bOu,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Arizona.
per crate S,!spd sES Sc ponies. iht0
ss SG No. ribs is oa N ist G 10 's SS s,s
chuck. &c; No chuck, sei No found, Sc;
H Pa Sc sS'S NJ p!sss, bel ~ sei.ts. 70.
S G16RNIYISsn sss Fer ri iss per s Ss'
brick, i50i4c; Wisconsin, iimbergsr. isci
'y snsAR S sGSHs am ssns SS. @
graduated cane, IN sacks. $50; graduated
6s sSs n sasss .Si IA 70 mar r,,, IN o,,.,
eases. a sl;ib cans, SIS;
o isc a psS l Rsf NJ NJ l. ic i s:S Rsf iS No
NuTs-walnuts, No ! soft shells. new
liS,' Pecans, large, per ID, iigj small PEI
. ASnd Dsr .S' c shtsc ss ~ S:r sss
OF Cured FIsH-ramliy wh.tsnsh. per
ssEsI No. OG ;SS no SOS: 9s No s So
ssSS: SOrS$y,a sF moo s;S.ssss sa s,ssS;
kegs, mixers, SOC: Kegs, mixed. zoo.
CANNED GooDs-Corn, standard west-
: :sn; as, salsi NJ eSTSSss '0'; n: :s
RP;s Els; saiiep po apples. fancy. aoe: csisolnis
Alaska lfask Salmon. red s fancy chinsSs -
c 0 ;, isiNs m mustard scsio s ssss 20.
tatoes, Sl.issfl.2s; sauerkraut. 800; pump
kins. soc@si.oo;., wax beans Alb. bQeoc;
cheer. peas. Alb. COO: extra. 7S6soc: fancy.
Hi HIDES AND rALIow-Green saI,ed,
No. l. I2ifc; No. q 1ltsc; fun hides, SOS Nc;
h5oGs =; sheep peits. socas1B Taliow. No.
1, &c; No g. &c
WOOLr-Per ID. 1s925o
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. H--wooL-The market
shows Improvement, the conservative trade
holding also that the coming season will
be marked by steadiness, 1t Is stated that
only few mills have q fair supply OF raw
material left. Montana Is said 70 BE cleaned
up with the exception OF 100000 to Z, 900. Uol
lbs. Territories are in fair demand. A
good business 10 done In pulled woods. The
foreign grades are steady. Kentucky. In
diana and Missouri. eombing. three-eighths
blood, 33h9esc; comoing, quarter blood, ssq
34c. Texas. secured basis, fine, twelve
months, 7sg7se; f,ne. SIX 70 eight months.
secured basis, northern good ss@Toc; middle
county. Bd6sc: southern. 6sdeSc; fall, $50
57c. Oregon. secured basis eastern No.
staple. 7l67Se; eastern No: clothing, 80
CSC; ,,r valley no soae Ss territory: staple
ss97oc; medium. ss@Sec; Territory, ordinary,
e9G7oc; medium. s5Q6se, Colorado and New
Mexico, spring, secured. X. 6SG7oc; No /,
et66ec. Pulled woods secured basis, extra,
I2e74ei fne 4, SGssc; A supers, 6oaSlc;
ST. Louis, Aug. N-wooL-steady; me.
dunn grades. combing and clothing 24d2sc
light fns. lsa22e; heavy. i+9i7c; tub
washed. 82QSs5kc. at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
yi.ib,e Supply of Grain.

teiegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes in
available supplies. compared with prices
States and Canada, east Rockies. increase
S,13s. 900 bushels; afoAt for and In Europe
decrease, 10000 bushels; total supply IN.
and Canada, east Rockies. decrease, 1,ls0.-
900 bushels. Oats-United States and Can
s sSn e ss ssdIns incrss rs~or,Sa DUST ,h,:
week are $4,000 bushels at Chicago private
elevators, $4,000 bushels in Lincoln, Neb
and vicinity, ll2,O00 bushels at Nashville
d, 900 bushels at Cleveland, 5000 bushels
at Goderich, Ont, and 1900 bushels al
Louisville Stocks held In Manitoba, de-
crease, $4,000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

NEW YORK, Aug. i4.-corFEE-The
market for eoffee futures opened steady,
at unchanged prices TO a decline Of fiYe
during the middie session under liquIda-
ZION and = little selling BY Europe. which
accompanied an easier European market,
yaloristion from brasii good wea,s,
market was rather weak toward the close
t0@lS points. Sales OF the day were
$3.50 bales. including September, At sS5
9ss6e; October. &c; Deeember. 7Q7.lsc;
TtOe7fSc. July. 7.4B U1.s0e. Spot Rio
quiet; Nc. Z invoice. sac.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were light
again today, in spite of the fact that the
market has been showing considerable i'm
provement during the last few days.
The light receipts of beef cattle have
made buyers hungry for supplies and they
were out early this morning and were free
buyers OF the more desirable kinds. Cattle
OF that description might be Quoted as
strong with the trade fairly active. There
were cornfeds good enough to bring $50
and westerns better than $500. The iess
desirable kinds of beeves were little slow
and no more than steady; In fact, sellers
who had cattle that were not especially
desirable were quoting the market no more
than steady.
about the same condition as the steer mar
ket, that IL, the better and more desirable
kinds were free sellers at strong prices
while the commoner kinds moved OF at
about yesterdays figures,
There were more stockers and feeders
here than for some days back and also
some better cattle. The demand was good
and the market hrm on desirable kinds, as
high as N+5 being paid for good western
feeders.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whss. News FROM All Sides Favorable
to tie BearA
PRICES SLIDE DOWNWARD OVER CENT
Rallies Taken Advantage of By Bears
60 Tut Out short Lines-corB
Neglected and = Scalp
lag Market.

OMAHA, Aug. IA. 1905.
Wheat prices were weak from the first
ali the news fsvorinE the bear SIDE SIDE p 5hn
courA9ement was evident among holders OF
long wheat and they offered wheat freely.
What few rallies came were taken adj
vantage OF by the bears to put out short
lines Exporters noted poor inquiry and
Other countries were offering Liverpool
new wheat at much lower figure than was
iish buyers secordinr,y redueed nd the .h AmsS-
lean bids. Weather In both northwest and
southwest was favorable. and the north
west people said their market would go
lower as soon as spring wheat began to
Corn received little attention. The Sep
conditions were favorable, but this was
onset by continued light movement and
GOOD demand The market is scalplns
one and IL expected to continue that way
Primary wheat receipts were 10000 bush
receipts iasp Sssf CTS Il Yssooo 'p bushels and
shipments OF S07, 900 bushels. Corn receipts
we're $4,000 bushels and shipments $4,000
900 bushels and shipments OF 10000 bushels.
Clearsnces were $4,000 bushels wheat, 3,7S1
barrels -four, 117.ooo bushels corn and ia
Liverpool closed Ed lower on wheat and
Nd higher to Nd lower on corn.
ET,Odsys RscorSHeraiS says Grain
freight situation with more than the usua
interest. Important meetings OF western
and eastern railroad men are to be held
here tomorrow TO settle number Of inpor-
tant questions chief OF which IL the differ
entail claimed by the gulf lines. This ID
now 81 cents under the Atlantic rate from
Missouri river points The railroads ara
anxious to have the matter settled before
the big winter movement OF corn begins
Tomorrow's series Of meetings promises tC
be of great Importance to the grain trade
and II IL barely possible that solution o.
for many months. II not for a year. Ven
little was done In local marine circles yes
terday. There were few boats available e
grain men here"
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

NEW YORK. Aug. N-METALs-rhe
metal market was lower, with spot quoted
az Rls2 IS and futures at elsl IL Ga. but
at sls0a4i.50 Copper was higher IN the
London market, with spot quoted at fa
los and futures at fss Il Cd, lake copper
nsrks sG0 sisetrelyie q s sss a lSGsl
ing az tiaooale Is. Lead was unehsnged
at H,TS In the local market ana AZ fif In
lis Cd in London and at tsoOd6io In ths
local market. Iron was higher In the Eng
lish market with standard foundry quoted
lO11d. Locally iron was higher; No. foun-
dry northern, Sie.6o9eo0o; No. : foundry
SIS s0fpiSoo
sT. LOUIS, Aug. A-METALs-Lead.
quiet at t6.e6; spelter, quiet at $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. iL-COTToN-spot
closed quiet; Tniddlins uplands, l0.60c; mid.
ding gulf, 10s6c; sales. none.
Spot, Arm: sales, 800 bales; low ordinary
s13-.sc; ordinary. 7S-l6c; good ordinary
s%c: low middlins. s7-l6c; middling, 10 S-isc
i Sic, nominal. Receipts. $50 bales: stock
LIVERPOOL. Aug. yl4-CoTToN-spot
quiet; prices points lower; American mid.
ling fair, al5d; good Kidding, s.s7d; mid.
ding. 66d; low middlng. SID; good
ordinary. 6.tsd; ordinary SEQ. The sales
were for speculation and export and in.
cluded $500 American. Receipts, 2oo0 bales
including 1000 American.
steady; middiing. iosic; sales. s. bales; re.
eeipts; none; shipments, 7zS bales; stock
ID, $40 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Kansas CITY Ave stock Market.

Reeeipt s Ioco head. including loo south
erne; market. steady to strong; top $40;
choice export and dressed beef steers: s. so9
steers, 8. 6016.0o; stockere and feeders, s26o
04eo; southern steers, ia.eoa4 Is; southern
s sss; sslfsS. y , ssigs f SS: sSSss
HoGs-Rsceipts, $500 head; market.
sssSs g. S. sS Stas p Suk o. $50 $50
6.n6; lights ss.p6aS.lo; pigs, S.oo6b.7.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Taeeeipts. $500
aT.5o: sheep and yearlings, tlbca5. 70: west
ern fed yearlings $So0d6.00; western fed
sheep, N.606.2b; stockers and feeders, ssh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
g. Louise Burnett to Henry L. Tusker,

8. Louise Burnett to Henry L. Tusker,
lots Il and q, block !, Saunders a
Himebaugh's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
South Omaha Land Co. to stanhaus
Ianssaiky, lot l. block us, South
George w. Briggs and wife to WIN.
Coulter and wife, lot Q, Haas subdiv. 100
Carl ]. Bergquist to Charles II. Cation
lot 7, block 2, Lake View ........... 1,260
Frederick r. Whitaker and wife TO
Anna 8. Kalal, lot 4, block Q. Forest
Geo c. M.tcaii ana wife TO- SOW
Dunn. ct al, lots Il and a. Windsor 49,.
Fred 3. Hood and wife 10 Frank d.
Bliss w5S IT. lots II and IL block 81
Isabella a a. Reichenbers to Alfred
Sorenson, lot TO- block ;, Reeds 9Th 5000
Alice May HaArwarm and husband 20
Antonia Ward, 81 II. lot 4. block s.
Improvement Assn. Add. ......,s,.. i,5oo
Charles 9. Hayward and wife TO Frank
c. Hayward. lot IS, block 10, Hans =.
Mary SI% svsei h Barta and husband 10
Chas F. Kuncl, lot g. block 49,
MSftle & 0 Jackson to Ella r. Cum
rnings, lot 8, block IL Patricks End
Edward w. Holman to Adam Kundert,
lot 3. subdv. lot I. Gise's' ....."..... 800
Total August II .............s......ssS ooe
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

NEW YORK. Aug lA-MoNEY-on call
steady at 364 per cent; ruling rate ~ pei
cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; offered at
per cent; time loans, strong and dull; sixty
days, fha6 per cent; ninety days, l%dt
mercantile paper, 6ite76 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firmer al
hsss for demand and at ,Aslss for sixty.
day bills; posted rates. AS2md4.& and
SlSx64s6; commercial bills ASihdASiA
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bonds Government. steady; railroad
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