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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Omnhn HnN Market.

PRAIRIE HAY-There is a very large
supply OF hay on the market. Total sup
ply on all roads, including today's re-
Ceipts, amounts TO between seventy-fiy
and eighty cara There are about thirty
cars on the Union Pacific. thirty on the
Chicago n Northwestern and about
twenty on the Missouri Pacific and Bur-
lington. The last twenty cars are south
ern hay from Kansas City. Prices must
decline low enough to prohibit shipments
from Kansas City here. With this heavy
supply on hand and prospects OF clear
weather ahead and liberal advices of hay
to arrive, the market cannot remain
where II has been. The hay that is on
the market averages fairly good. Very
little, however, that is choice. but the
the range of values: Choice upland 40 5O
G1lO0; No. /, SlO0Oa1O. 20; No. 2, 81. OO6piO 90
No. 3, S7.OOd9.0O; choice midland SlOOOf6
1880; No. /, 80 OOI10O0; No. O. 81. OOQDe 90; No.
3, SG.0OdS0 90; choice lowland. 81. 0O6l9.bO; No
]. $s.O0g9.OO; No. ?, H.Ooas.0O; No. 3, $5OOg
The prevailing opinion OF this market
seems TO be that prices will be low dur
ing the fall and winter. There is not
enough demand to take care Of the sun
ply. There seems to be an abundance ~
forage in all directions.
STRAW-None on the market and has
not been for some time. Choice wheat rs
quOtable at from S5.OOlD56O, possibly
might bring $500.
ALFALFA-Three cars I'm storage
Practically no alfalfa arriving on the
market and practically no demand for
IT, No, ! to choice Is quotabe at 1l1 Opd
100; No. 2. t9.OOa11OO; No. 8. s7.00Cp9.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

sales had been made at about the same
figures aa were paid last Friday good
lambs selling largely At $50, which price
bought the buik Of desirable stuff on
last week close.
After traoing basis was once estab-
lishcd, ther Wero no new developments,
and bulk or the lamb offerings cleared
In good season. practically everything
going at $50.
Feeder lambs were In good request. but
buyers would not pay more than steady
prices. and the bulk OF tho stuff novel
In last Fridays notchee, good to choice
kinds selling largely at NOO6fS 20, the
latter price was tho highest that had
been paid up TO late hour. Feeding
yearlinGs looked fully steady with any
time last week. reaching $50, the high
est figure paid since n week ago today.
Fat muttons were none too heavily sup
piled and. Rs general thing went at
about the same prices "a wore paid on
last weeks close. DIVES sold a. high IA
S.SO. with some that weren't any too
desirable IN TO &B.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. tStSaS.e0. lambs, fair 60
good. q. 2S6S.t6; feeders, 81 MOS. Is; year
lings, fair to choice t6tOdI6, u; yearlinga
feeders taO0dd7S. wethers. fair To choice
g sSdaoo; ewes, good to choice, @.oOd
SIS; ewes, fair TO good tAtoapS0O; ewes
feeders, A.2S6f4,JS.
No. Az. Tr
native lambs .............. IS $50
n native lambs ..,............. ~ 10
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
DAIRY EMPLOYEES ATTEND
BARN DANCE At 0TTE HOME

Employees Of the Atlantic dairy were
guests AT a barn dance at the home Of
Eggert otte. who lives three niles west
OF Benson. Saturday night The employees
rode TO the barn In two automobile
trucks. George DytSul. vice president of
the dairy company. was chaperon.
The event marked the dedication OF a
huge new barn erected by MT otte.
Music. dancing, cards. refreshments and
cigars were on the entertainment pro-
gram The party danced until a lste
hour. Atlantic employees returning home
had an additional adventure when they
were caught by a Tainstorm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

These sales were reported today: Wheat
NO, hard winter; cars, ki.10. No. Z
hard winter; cars. N.l2; cars, 3l@;
cars, N0ls; 1 car, light S.O6. No. =
cars, RL0O; cars, s9c; cars. ssc. No. 3
spring: 1 car. sis. No. spring car,
SOL. Sample; car. s7c; / car, s6IAc; 8
cars, Y6c / car, 9Oc. car, SOC. Corn-No.
2 white; cars, 72Ssc. No. white: y cars,
i2hc. No. yellow: 9 cars, Toe No. 3 yell
low: cars. Zoe. No. m ID: 10 cars,
1stc. No, mixed: cars. i44c. No. s
no mixed, cars. near yellow.
car, heating, CSC; / car. 70c. Oats-No,
z white: ] car, tSo; l car. AIc. No. J
white car, SOC; / car, $50 3 cars, y1Ao,
8 cars, Shc. No. I white: cars, SEC,
cars, Sbhc; cars, 500. Sample: 1 car. 9Bc ;
car, S54e; z cars, SSc. Rye: No. 2:
s3yHc. Barley: No. 4: l car, Doc.
Omaha Cash Prlces-M heat: No. 2 tur-
key, $l0691.26; No. 3 turkey, Sl.0Sq1.24
No. hard, S1i0dDl.2: No. 8 hard, 81 O5dI
10; No. hard. $l.00dD1.15: No. 2 spring
N.0SQpLll No. spring, &0Q1.O9: No.
durum, 9S6l3c; No. 3 durum, S9d92c. Corn
No. white. 721lq72ltc; No. white. 72d
72kc: No. 4 white, 7lssG72c; No white
711s971&c; No. 6 white. 71hG71hc: No
2 yellow, 74%Q75c: No 3 yellow. 74lSGp7bc
No. yellow, 74hG74ls; No. yellow, 74d
741h; No. yellow, 7ST4c; No.
mixed, 72d72hc; No. mixed. 7l%a
mixed, 71196p1stc; No. 6 mixed, 7iA07t%c
Oats: No. white, Ed49c: standard, asa
39c; No. white, Slki3sc; No. 4 white, q
6D36c. Barley Mailing, 5Oa6Oc; No. !
feed, 45a6Oc. Rye: No. 2, 95&q9oc; No
| 8, 95IEd96c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
BEEF 5TEERs.

HOGS Receipts were Just moderate.
even for a Monday estimates calling for
some siNty-flve cars, or 100 head. This
II 500 head smaller than a week ago, but
10 700 head larger than two weeks ago,
and IL a gain OF 800 head over the same
Monday year ago.
Shipping trade opened sharply higher
again this morning, and whole some OF
Lhe light hogs did not show so much
advance. general run Of shipping pur-
ehases was about dime higher than
Saturday. come OF the mixed kinds being
quoted AZ even more than that Tops
reached N.30. which IL l0c above satur-
days best price. and sales ranged down
ward from that figure several punches
of the lighter mixed kinds going as high
as $40.
Killers were slower IN getting started.
and on early rounds were not inclined 70
pay more than SC higher prices. but In
the end they put their drnYes on about
the same basis as shippers were selling
that II l0c higher than Saturdays aver
age, 80 that The general market II right
Ground a dime higher
Bulk OF the packing hogs moved al
spread or t52baf64b, with good mixed
trade Is the higher since week ago, and
the top equals the best prices paid since
last Monday. being only a nickel below
the highest price paid this month
REPRESENTATIVE Haleas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The European war
situation was the main influence today
In sending wheat down The close was
weak, 11sc to 23tG2sc lower than Satur-
days close, with September at 81. 011h and
December at G%d97hc. Corn closed &c
to %c net loss, oats were off Ac to
isQ1c, and provisions were unchanged to
10c higher.
Reports by way of Amsterdam and
London that the financial situation n,
Germany was tightening and was giving
this would tend to the bringing of peace
in Europe was an explanation to the
bearish movement in the latter part of
the Board of Trade session. Liquidations
and short selling. followed by sharp
break in prices, quickly resulted.
Light frosts in the Canadian northwest
had caused a small upturn earlier in the
day, this market being influenced by the
bulge there, but the impetus II gave was
not great and did not last long. Talk
was current of anticipated relief In the
export and import situation by the open
ing of the Dardanelles, which some OBJ
servers of conditions are predicting as
imminent
Though corn was comparatively weak.
1t held its own a little better than othel
grains because of forecast of cooler
weather. There was fair buying among
commission houses. Oats followed the
weakness in wheat, and though there
was some buying near the close by shorts
the undertone was easy.
Provisions were helped upward by a
jump of 10 cents In hog prices and by
active covering by shorts. Lard, weak az
the start, gained little later and held
steady TO the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

CATTLE-Receipts were very liberal
this morning. being just about ON par
with the big run on Monday OF last
week. still the total was slightly smaller
than "A year ago. All other markets were
heavily loaded and from all other points
cline. The trade here opened very slow,
with buyers holding back and waiting
developments before transacting very
much business. There was also a good
deal OF sorting and shaking up TO be
done, so that II was we'll along toward
midday before the trade was really under
way.
Cornfed beeves were In light supply
and they commanded about steady prices,
but westerns. which constituted the bulk
OF the receipts, were slow to loo lower
Heavy feeders were steady to a little
lower. but good light stockers were firm.
Cows and heiferE we're slow TO i0albe
lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearlinEs. =, oogs.70; fair to good led
S SS%T 20 oS 20 fair b.a fsS
beeves. yeOOg9,4O. fair TO good oornfed
boeves, $4,000; common to fair corn
fed beeves, Si.O00IS.25: prime grass beeves.
$s26QS.l5; good TO choice grass beeves,
T.86aS.26; fair to good grass beeveA, N.0
Q.8; common to fair grass beeves, ". 40
Q1.4O; good to choice fed heifers. " .O0p
So $50, good 70 choice fed COWS. sS%9' 6 q;
good Sot to ShSiSe s,a cows ss tSSgs3s fs
cows, H.00q5.75: good 10 choice feeders,
N.35qS.OO; fair to good feeders, t6.7Oll7.Sj:
common 70 fair stockers S5bOg6.T0 stock
heifers, b.7bQ8.76. stock cows, S5.oO9S. 30;
stock calves, t6.6OGpSOO; veal calves, ZOO
1000; bulls, stags etc. bO097OO
tai Nua ALL
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
FOR RENT
Houses aud COTTAGES.

b-ROoM. water electric light, in good
condition. fl2 month. 3ilS Cass ST., rear.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Omaha Ranks High
Among Postal Banks

The Postoffice department has issued
some figures on the deposits OF postal
savings banks throughout the country,
operated in connection with the postof-
fices. The Omaha office In the matter
OF deposits stands first In Nebraska and
twenty seventh In the list OF cities OF the
United States.
At the close Of the governments fiscal
year the deposits IN the Omaha office
aggregated tZ75.O64, a gain OF s4O.5ib dur
Ing the year or this sum N7s, 81 was
owned by foreign born men and women
The Russians were in the lead with de
poslts OF 1920. The Italians came next
with tt9,2s2. and other nationalities In
this order: swedes. 81. 1855. English, SIG. 255 :
Germans. tl4.265; Danes. si2i34
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

T-RQOM modern house, 1901 Jackson St,
N2.9, Apply at Byron Reed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Omaha Leads Sheep
Markets of World

Omaha led the world in the sheep mar
ket Monday. Cars began 10 enter local
yards, numbering coo last evening at 3
o'clock. and before morning record
doubling that OF all other markets OF
the world, including Chicago. was made
In the sheep import The local figure
stood at 1900 head. while other markets
registered as follows; Chicago. 1000: Kan
sas city, 5000, and 81. Joseph, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

SHkEP-Sheep supplies were larger
than at all other western markets com
bined and were the heaviest OF the year
TO date. about iN cars, or 1900 head
than a week ago, and 1900 BEAVER than
two weeks ago, but Is almost 1000 short
OF the corresponding day last year
Chicago. with only 1900 head. this morn
ing. reported a stronger market but with
30 heavy a run here and so little at
other points Il did not take local traders
long 20 get together on a steady basis
and by the middle OF the forenoon several
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
NV work Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-MERCANTllsE
PAPFR-35q3A per cent.
STERLING EXCtANGE-6O-da day bills,
s462; demand 1875: cables, a ESQ.
sILVER--Bar. Hitc: Mexican dollars,
SIC,
BONDs-Government, heavy; railroad.
weak.
MONEY-Time loans. firmer; 20 days
~ a2h per cent; 20 days, 2Aql3 per cent
SIX months, 80 per cent Call money.
steady; high, per cent; low, IA per
cent: ruling rate, per cent; last loan.
z per cent: closing bid. Ia per cent; Of
fered at per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Kansas CIty Grain and ProYtnion..

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 2S.-WHEAT
No. 2 hard, $ll46p1. %; No. 2 red. N.i2d
LA; September g9lzc; December, q5Ika
$3.50; May 9SIkc
CoRN-No. 2 mixed. 721kc; No white.
721k675c September, 69Ae: December.
59isc; May. 61Ad6lkc.
OATs-No. 2 white, 44Gp46o; No. 2
mixed, 40lr4lc.
BUTTER Creamery, &c; firsts, 25c
seconds. pc; packing i9hc.
FGGS-Firsts. 19c. seconds no
POULTRH-Hens, l2c; ROSTERS. &c.
broilers. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug 23.-CoFFEE-
There was a renewal OF September IiUui-
dalton in the market for coffee futures
here today, and after opening at a de
cline or to points. active months sold
about TO IL points under Saturday =
closing figures, with September touching
6.l6c and December 68lc. Nervousness
over international conditions ana favor
able BRAZILIAN weather advices NAV have
contributed 20 the decline hut business
was chiefly in the way Of switching and
prices rallied during the afternoon on
covering and n little bull support The
close was 20 points net lower. Sales,
p2O bags August, gre: September,
6.22c; October. G.27c, November 63}c De
cember, 6.37c; January, 6.42c: February
CSC; March. 65lc; April. 6.55c MAY 600
June, 6,Gic; July. 6.6Sc, Spot, quiet, Rio
Cost and freight offers were Teuorted
easier, with quotations ranging from
about S40c TO about S.7Oc for santos As,
English credit.
Rio exchange on London was led
lower, with milreis prices unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
OF md RosIn.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. 23-TURPEN-
ceipts. llb hb's. shipments, ~ bills
stock. 1869 bills
ROSIN-Firm Sales 1928 bills. re-
s ss5pss s S SSs o sSpGns 90 and Sif s.
t2.&: G and d. S2e0; r.. 81 90m2.9i; y.
So e56e.O0: q. S300d306: II and / 1906;
X, ts.9cfpa. 70; N. tAO6; N. h7ofDl75 VIC
SB. WV. Is 20
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
STONY ct.v live stocE Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. 2a-CATTLE-
native steers. S7.O0d9lO Gamers. S1.b0lr
Az; stockers and feeders, s6Oou7 10.
calves, t5.Oo6700; bulls, stays, etc,
a, TbdiG6o
HoGS-Receipts, 1000 head market.
Bdi1oc higher heavy, f6.6Odi 81 mixed.
81 sNM6 E0 light, t600d6. 30; bulk. 81. 2OdS. 20.
HHBEP AND I.AMI3S-Recclpts, 500
head: market. lOc higher: lambs, S.o0dS 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

ST LOUIS, Aug. aS.-CATrBE-Re-
cetpts, 400 head: market, steady; ma
tive beef ateers s. 6OftOi Is; yeariinR
steers and heiferA, sSb0dl0.O0; cows, $500
@S00: stockers and feeders SsO0ls. -:
go native calves fi.ONifil.0O
HOGS-RecelptA 1890 head; market,
higher; pigs and lights, t7.b0d7 20: mixed
S. Tbf17, 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, coo
head: market, higher lambs, SiICdS. 20;
shoep and ewes. N.5Od1fO0.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-CoTTON-Spo
quiet: middling uplandE, 9.20c; seles. none.
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
October, 9l7o. December. 9.44c. January,
p.bac; March, 9Tc: Nav 1902.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net gain of from I TO points.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 8.-CUrTON-Spot
easier; good middllngB, bdDc. mid'lng,
5.Ssc: low mddlines. i93c. sales 700
bales.
Cotton futures closed steady; October
9.22c; December. 9.h0c; January. oslo;
March. Q SIC: Nav. OOSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
London stock Market.

LONDON, Aug. 23-Amsrican securities
on the stock market were affected By
the weakness in Wall street Saturday
and the Arabic situation. Prices opened
below parity and gradually eased off
were frequently sold. The closing was
a shade over the lowest
LONDON, Aug 3.-SILVER-Bar 223sc
per ounce,
MONEE-3q4 per cent.
DISCOI Mt RATES Short bills. l?-l6
AS per cent. three months, l3-l6M
A.. Ter cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Kansas Citv Liv. stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, AuE. sS,-CATTIIES-
prime stcers, S05Oue0O; dressed beef
steers. So0ae 20. western steers, TOO0
200 stockers and feeders, ~. D6fS. 49,
HOGS-Receipts, b,00O head; market
higher; bulk, t6bndr7. 20: heavy, ss60qs 0
packers and butchers, t875dpTtG 20; light
SO SS6f7 40 pigs, IS bOGi7.S6
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1900
head; market higher; lambs tS2SfSe0
yearllnEs s6.B670O: wetherR, Sb0dfG Is
ewes. s.. $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 8.-.CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 400 head; market slow: steers.
81. 00ep9.7b; COWS and heifers. AO0d9.OO;
calves, S6.oOQ1025.
iotllSc higher; top. S.25; bulk of sales,
% a6df7. %
SHEEP AND IAAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head; market dun; lambs, 3SO01S70
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SAI.E-Real Estate Auction: For
sale at public auction TO highest bidder
at court house In Beatrice, on Tuesday
September Z. 1915. bank block, located at
9Th and Court Sts Beatrice. This Is one
OF the best built buS buildings In
the city. centrally located, four stories
and basement, steam heat, electric ele-
vator, fine banking room, burRiar-proof
vaults. For terms and further infOrrna-
ton write T. l.. Havelone, referee. Bea-
tTice. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
ArticleI Open. HighL Low. Close. IYes'Y.

Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 red.
$lO915qI. l05z; No. hard, N.lOg1.l2;. Corn:
No. yellow, SlQel%c: others, nominal.
Oats: No. 3 white, new, 37GpS9c; standard,
new. S31sdoaSc. Rye: No. 2. S1.O3q1O4. Bar
ley: 5ldS5c Timothy. S5.5O0675 Glover:
3s5O91S Is. Pork: $13.75; Lard: SSO7. Ribs.
IS e06fs.S5.
BUTTER-Lower; receipts, 1891 tubs
creamery. extras, DC; extra firsts ga
2315c; firsts, 22qi22lkc: seconds, 301k02lc;
packing stock. 1SIkQ19hc.
EGGS-Higher; receipts. 5.622 cases; at
mark cases included 17a2c: ordinary
firsts 19lt19lsc: flrsts. 2O1kl2lc
enthusiastically; daisies. 13613izc:
1344c; long horns. 1874 a13hc
POTATOE3-Firm; receipts, 6 cars;
Jersey cobblers, 6Ode3c; Jersey giants
56peoc; Minnesota and Ohio. 42G45c.
POULTRT-Aliye lower; fowls. 1S@
l8ho, SPRINGS. 16Q17c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
MinnennoIIs GrnIn Mnrket.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug. o.
WHEAT september. $40; Decembe
s4lkc; No. ] hard. tl16h; No. ! norther
new. 81 inhs m 1Es
FLOITR-Unchanged
BARLF,Y-New, b2as3c: old. 57p87c.
RYF.-f8df9C
= AN-s2l. 90
COl1E-NO. 3 yellow. 76qT6l4c
OA1'S-No. white, new. Aitd94A4c.
FLAX-Sl. 62A al GA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle WeRk-HogH StronE--Shecp
and Iauhs Firm.

CHICAGO. Aug a--CATTLEl-Re
ceipts. u.Oo0 head; market. weak and 100
NC lower, native beeves. SSODfii0. 10
western steers 50 sbaiSeo; cows and heif-
ors, talO6iS u: calves, SS6O6ri2B.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong Sn and mostly ~ i To- higher bulk te@
heavy, S. 1905 u. pigs, S7.OO0SO0
SHEEP AND L,AMBS-Receipts, 90O
head; market, firm, iOGlbo higher; sheep
wethers, S.fNl6b; ewes, G0O0i6.OO;
lambs 81. 7bdQ.l 10
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

NEW YORK, Aug 2e-SUoA R-Raw
nor inal; centrifugal. 49tc; molassss. 3S7c
65OS; mould. A. 6lhc; cubes. 5.9Sc: xxx
powdered. 5.S6c: powdered. 5SOc: fine
granulated, 5.TOc; diamond. A. 6TOc; con
fectloners, A, $50: No. l. 5.45 Sugar
futures opened quieter early today and al
noon were a shade easier on scattered
Wall street liquidation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
REAL EsTATE-wEsT Slide
MAKE US AN OFFER

4ess DOUGLAS STREET.
Fine neighborhood, paved street. one
l'lock 10 car line.
This IL not a new house, but an ex-
ceptionally well-built house, in Al con
dillon, having new roof. new porch. new
furnace, new plumbing. new hardwood
painted outside.
For anyone needing the room this IL
the chance of life time. WIN sacrifice
for quick sale. Call us and make an
pointment 10 see this.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL.
Tel Doug. lI22 645 Ppxton Block
LEAVING city bungalow for sale chea0
Terms. 2529 No. 18th St
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Iowa.
Some Bargain

want 70 move 70 Omaha. Have house
new IN I've, good barn. Two sood sheds
chickens in ~, ali three lots facing
cast. good location. two blocks from car
not 700 close 20 town, some improve
ments, Will sell cheap for cash. will
make arrangements for payments II YOU
have large sum 70 pay down. Address
G-9i5. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

ST LOUIS. Aug. 3-WHEAT-N 2
red. t1.12d1l5: No hard. n.l2; Septem-
Der. 81 O0i4: December, 9Shc.
September, 1870: December UOAkc.
OATS-No 2 sn+0c No. white nom
inai
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

choice. fAubc. extra choice, bGi6Nc.
fancy. bAGec, Raisins, firm. loosc mus
catcls, 6Aa1tc, choice to fancy secded,
liauNAC; sCcdlcss, IAQSAc, London
layer. 81 .SOni40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Bank CIeArinEs.


OMAHA Aug 2-Bank clearings for
corresponding day last year S2,79O. $50 .0e
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

How you can buy New York aook Exchange
plaihsd Ia the current issus Of TIE ODD
LOT REVIEW. Published by lohn Muir a
Co. 81 Broadway. New YORK city slO
year send for free sample copies
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

i;vHDOrsted Apples ana Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet choice, 7stdsc: fancy.
SAG9c: prime 7hM7ikc
DRIED FRU'TS-Prunes, steady; Cali
fornias. 4h@1lhc: oregon, 7&GGlOc ADri-
s1zqy4tc; fancy. l01sc. Peaches, quiet
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23-WHEAT-spot,
No. Manitoba, lis I'D No. =, lis I'D;
No. I northern Duluth lis SID.
CORN-Spot. American mixed, new, 81.
FLOUR-Winter patents. SIS
HOPS-In London, Pacific coast, "a
1bc0e5 LIS.
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REAL EsTATE-sUBURBAN


BROOM cottage In Florence 3 blocks
from car; big lot OF fruit; chicken house,
81, 100 About 500 cash can handle. Phone
Florence 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
keh., for twenty-four hours, ending at
o clock y, M, yesterday.
RuNyIP'fS-CAR LOTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
no Gnnd. Mnrl.et.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods quiet, yarns, steady; raw
silk. firmer: dress goods, moderate. with
sales for small use large.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
REAL EsTArE-vACANT

ONE OF the hest located lots In Morning
SAde addition for sale. cheap. Wal. I1l5
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
REAL EsTATE.--roa EXCHANGE
REAL EsTATE--AoREAGE

10 ACRES near Council Bluffs, on good
road, Groom house, fine well, III acres
in strawberries, small orchard, nice lay.
ing land, fair barn. Price 5000 on easy
terms, Day. & Hess Co.. 12S Pearl st.
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Iiv. stock In si~ht.

Receipts OF live stock OF the five prin
cipal western markets:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

EIRin Butter Market.
ELGIN. Ill. Aug. 23-BUTTER-2OO
tubs sold at 24c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

BUY a 7-room modern Hanscom Park
home on a rental basis. Tel. Hsr. 4229.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-25

vfspe district Gen. Mendez the villa
in the district in which tho
Tigre mine is located, is reported pro-
tecting the lives of Americans at thu
mine. but permitting his forces to seize
horses and mules.
Statement From Carranza Agency.
In a statement given out here today
at the Carranza agency ii is said:
Gen. Plutarco Elias Gales. COM
handing the forces of the Carranza
government of Mexico at Aqua Prieta.
has reported to the confidential agency
in Washington the details regarding
the sharp fighting which took place to
the southwark of that point yesterday.
In his telegram, dated Sunday, Gen.
Gales says:
AT daybreak today $50 men, from
the advanced cavalry posts of the VIII
iista forces, under the command of the
so-called Gen. Fructuoso Mendez. de-
serted their ranks and are on their way
hither to surrender.
They left their camp In a warlike
have been engaged in sharp fighting
with the Villa forces sent in their pur-
suit There have been several CASUAL
ties on both sides.
Upon hearing Of the incident sent
out my advanced cavalry from their
stations at Cabullona. with orders to
extend all assistance to those who,
cognizant of their error. are deserving
the ranks of Francisco villa Up to
this time fifty men have been received
within our lines, and 1t is my hope
that by morning the entire detachment
will have made their way in safety to
this point This Is very likely. as the
enemy, upon learning that our forces
were coming to the assistance OF the
fugitives, retired upon their own
ba se'" d.