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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

iSreniter bierfiir beiier geeignet iei
Sails feline @attin Cora bas piano,
@eif1ft n1t 6er g8nlnlt Strabe ipei
teriiibren mil, fam lie es tbun. Gel.
rcm Iartgidbrigen 0lerf SenrD giieG
oeIien Dierrite er ieiner @nttin ent
piieblt, nernlaft er 5000.
9(nbreas S6mitt pernlady
jeinen 5ofJtcrn Carrie lulo aats il
5000 IN Anerteinrlmg geleiltetel
0ienite, fp6breno Der &eIt oes Ser
mogens gleidbeitIi9 al ale ieine iie'
ben ainoer fdllt.
Sconborb Ibiergaer$nel
oernradt iein 9ernrogen m ieine {
ainoer ino fiini StleIfinoer.
Soiepb =. @bersman per,
innd)t ieinen giaflIaB all ieine @attiy
.Uingoalene @persmau.
gffbert Sagel bernladr ben
Il. 9llopiius @niieuberein S100, cen
4iarrer syoiepb Iieritod, ct. Syanez
Stride. A5bite Gaf, 5000 iiir Meliet
Der &farrfblile oerielben Stride $500
unO Den Ret ieines gernt6geus al
feline 5 Stinoer.
slnne g baefer oernladt iGr
8ernlogen al ibre orei Stinoer @eorge
uno t6eurp Sboefer mEo 0targaret
Stroiner.
q a f)l ab g a den.
glma n. BuSenD lit gtad,laboer-
lpaIterin bon @nma =. Yloellp; Yer.
iondlitn $4,000, @rInt6eigentbunr
$500.
GGas. 6. yorng it leitantentspoG.
itraler BON @IBabetb ". Dolng
gerionalieu $1,000
5rnit ". ScrIningbaltieit 1T Ieitn.
merisDoQftreder BON ,SOiepb Su6er
Gerionalien $4,000, 9rlmOeigen.
thum $4,000.
Ter perionlide GatldB oes Jranf
GauIp betrdgt Sl345.33.
8erif)iebeues.
Gie cSohn z. GolusIep Rani 50.
crlanate elm llrtbeiI iiber S312.2S
gegcn .. s. gieinnmO ir-7ie Gin.
SSron & Steel 80. elm iolfe5 ii6er
$4,000 gegen S;oiepb Grooiion.
adtbrpn guraer itrengte aui
cSrum6 einer @rlmoeigertbunls'
Transaction cine alase iiber $4,000
gcgen Ism. 2dllct II. gl oil.
Geo. W2errimnu bat ben BoIi5iiten
Gbus. ". GonreQ pegen nbefugter
gerblftlmg urtb audi pegeu tbdtIiden
Gupriifs auf 3a5hng oOn S5050
perflogt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
User anSern cine Grube erabt.

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morris, ,9er mIoereu cine 6'rupe
grdbt, fGat ieIbit tincin," erhlbr &C.
tern Der Garbige Hpbert Sillnlan,
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nut gounQ Die uniretptlltge &ilfretie
nady 9erinlton autreten mltB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
Mas bem Wiaai3ipalseriAt

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Der 3rimiHaIdbtbeiluns bss WuniJis
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Grant Sofss ssiboieu su babeH, neil
bief.r ibm tsiu Rorpbium Oer,aufsn
fpolts, puroe unisr $1,000 8lrsitdft
ben 9robgeI6pOr.nm iiberpieisn.
9ln bic 9robssi1Iporenen purben
elsi9faIs Sobu gusers bon Der
Rsunten uuo gdpmiller Strabs unter
5pei 4nllagen Ots Rorbangriffs psrs
pieisn. Or tpiro bsfdulbist GbdrIss
uno Soiepb loaisleber bon gto. 2101
freeman Apenus oermeFrt 5u ba6su.
Seine 8iireihoit iuurbe in ieoem Sal
auf $500 f.fts,ieBi.
Die Jarbiee 5let6er Sbdrp Don
Der Carlisle Qbsnue tpurbe unter Der
4ntlage bes 9robbisbitobls uutsr
$1,000 giirsidaft ben @robgeihtpOres
rsn iibsrpisfen. Sie tpirb b,IhuloiSt
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ter $1,000 8iirsihaft ben 9robge=
idipersHsn iibtrpiden, neil er aneebs
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gefib tdtts.
ltntsr Der antlase einsn bifisen
6unb su bebsrbsrasn, mubte ssitern
HrI. Gbnd DaIib bon 300 Weit Si,s
tsnts Gitake h0E &&tfr Ben sxi$siA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
Sabtihes 0olfsfeH
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init.

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0as sgeit piro oom 9abiI6en Inter,
itiibungs Yerein peranitaltst, Der
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ielbe gu elmer DobltbdtigteitsOsrans
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unb on ben Silfsfonos abgefiibrt per'
ben foa.
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am berfloFenen Sonntag ftattfitoer
fclen, ober Der Regsu ma6te betannts
lt6 ben 9aDenfern cine toien StriG
burh bic Re4nung unb iie mubtsr
bic iSeier Bis auf ben tommeuben
Spnntag Oerfhieben. !6offentliA bat
Der Dettergott EN- Gtniebsn uno ldbt
bic liebe Gonne iheinen, iooab bas
Stifturgsfsit Der gdbe1ier ii9 gu Ell
rem prG6tigen Grfols geitaltet.
yiir llntsrbaItuHg tpirb IN Der
umffdtigitsn Dsiie Gorge eetrugsH
perben unb in ni6t geriugsm Mubc
nirb gu bsm grfolg Der 8a5ar beitraa
gen, beFsn 2eitung bic Damen in biz
6anb gsnommsu baben. Grdu Sobr
Qrm6ruitsr III 9oriiseriu, Srau gbil.
2eifinger Setretdrin urb Srau 9lug.
Gmig Sdabmeifferin. Sbnen ite9t elm
Serrentommittee CUR Seite.
5as Announcements &ommittee
belt g.itsrn Qbeno in Glamm's 6aQe
cine SiBung a6 uub itelIts bas Disl>
beriprehenbe Vrodrdmm duf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
Nliithenner Wener.

Gin robiaier iSarbiger, Dem Ole
Goliei MIR unter oe1t Spisnonan
.!0uppp" tennt, perlrriat)te aeiteru
MadJrttttag an Ser SERMON gIpenue
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er uerit 6rou zimmerman beOrobte
uno aIs auf tire Soiliertile ibr @jotte
herbeieiIte, oieieu IN oen Iirten 4rm
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maui gu Silfe tcrmen mo ipuroe
BON bent Snrbi1en prompt in oen lin.
fen glrm geitpdleu. Der Weiierbelo
ergriif oarclf Die 5ludjt iuo mar,
ais elm 9uIi5ilt auf Der @ilhfldhe
.lritietL Idrgit ilbep aae Srrae
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
0eburfeu.

9enrp uno Carrie Rebn, 2010 Ginn
Strdbs; anabe.
SorDeD uno Gtllie @orIu6, S23
Sarftelo aoenue; Snabe.
Samuel unb 9anna 8erliunb. 412
Glart Strabe; Rnabe.
Sultan un0 2outie 9plIGt, 625 Wait=
def 2lDenue; Wadb9en.
9enrp uno Terrace 9raber, 1910
potter place; 9uabe.
Sobu unb Sba Sbunert, 2o4S Duns
lap Strabe; W&Go6eu.
Saus unb Gertrude @eiS5iibler,
1886 Race Strdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
Observation-Disclosures.

lGris Spinner, At, Gourt unb Rae,
I Strabe.
(SbirIep StapIetOH. 1s, Nafou, 8,
! yDiuiam Galsrs, 80, 1923 gIeaiant
I Strabe.
(2Ouifs stubt, 26, 1773 sscamOr,
Strabe.
Dm. 5Oan auoe IT,. %. 1725 SeDitt
I Qpenue.
lWiHuie 9. WtoOr., BIS gurnst gue
jgO. 6. 5Oparb, 35, 2419 @iblant
Ibenus.
lasnss y. Reebon, 81, 800 Deii 4
Strabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

siOnalIiga iidHben ssiiern teim spi.ls
duf bem programm.
Die ~Rebs" trafeH 3ur beutigen friis
ben W1orgenitunbs fpoblbebalten aus
ct. Gouis bier elm unb ipercen fidy
beute Ra6miitag i'm eriten SpisIe elmer
Disrtasigen Serie nit ben Rem yorfer
.Hiefen" i'm bieiis.n RebIanb iyislb i'm
aampfe meiien. 0a bic bsiben 2lubs
etnanoer bur4dus nid)t In 2i.6s suges
than iinb, tperben iie iit aleid Nib.
taBsn ben 8orrdng auf Der Rnnsliite
itreitig MAIDEN. Das Spiel beginnt
pinttli6 I'm 8 llbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11

nen unb Der aDter ipurbe sleidfalIs
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aiften qnppe jebo9 srit no9 beoeutens
ben S9ipierigteiten. ba Der aDter ibm
an Der Central 2(oenue ausriB uno crit
na9 ldngerer 9eBjagb tpieber einges
fdngen tperben tonnte. Geleqentltf
Der 8erbanblung ite1te ss fib beraus,
bab Jrl. Walfb in ibrem Sauie ni4t
fpeniger als IA 5unbe beberbergt
Die tpeitere @erbanblung bes 5alles
tpurbe Bis ndAlte WoAt periAoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
4IStlidl aeifur6en.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-11
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DaarbindleH- in St. 2ouis 5sbient.n
S4leuoexr Gear unb 5duaer WiHso
oas Gefdas fur Cincinnati. sessn
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ntr. unfere Sunsens fpareu ben 3ars
pindlsn auf alien puniteu 6ss Spieles
unb gang Defenders I'M 2lnarifi nit
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lssen. Mu1 unftr S6leub.rer Gear
bate nabesu polliidnbise SOntrOIIe
iiber ieinen BAH. ipdbrenb Weaoops
ssgsn isine fouiiise @eipobnbeit isby
frsisebis NIT pdHen 3ur /. gais mar.
Die ,Rtbs" fidertsn i'm 8. Gange brti
9duft bur4 tinsn areffer, sipei 5rsis
pdTs unb J,pei sysbler Der ct. aoniisr.
Gi. ma4ten z 1reffer unb fpislttn
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6olD iir Giitu.

A2y Die Eirge iino in Der Bolts.
blatt Office, 1877 OF Siebeute, nabe
Dlain Strabe, 5u baben
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
Moving Pictures of
Head-0n Collision

"A Speedway Thriller has been Sc
lected for the name OF a motion picture
TO be taken In Omaha at the Auto speed
way on Labor day by a film corporation.
Contracts have just been signed by the
management OF the head-on collision,
which viii be staged as the climax to an
afternoons program OF racing events.
Several cameras will be trained on the
scene of action. The picture is planned
to open with a bird's-eye view OF Omaha
and vicinity. showing the automobiles
street cars and conveyances OF all kinds
going toward the speedway. the head
quarters down town, crowds at the en-
trance OF the speedway. the spectators
assembled at the grounds and the move.
ments OF the engines from the time the
signal TO start is given by Colonel J. c.
Connolly TO the time they meet in the
gigantic smash-up and is In pieces by the
track with the crowd swarming about.
a large sign bearing the words. Omaha
Auto Speedway" is being erected over the
entrance by local boosters. and inasmuch
as this picture will be shown In ali the
leading theaters Of the country. much
good 10 expected to come OF IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Foreign Exchange Problems Act as
Restraint on Activity of
Session.
DEMAND STERLING IS LOWER

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-The extraordi-
nary problems involved in the fore. gn eX-
change sit aIon AGAIN er ed as a re-
str~tnt upon stock market activity today.
" itn demand steriins, when the stock
exchange closed, at the almost incrediv le
rate OF N.6615 and virtually all other for
tign b lis falling to greater dis cunts, II
was feared that the ectire international
credit system might sHtfer severe dislo-
C ton and cause the cancellation of
many contracts by European interests.
Further Sc ling of our stocks proceeded
In light volume. but was without notice.
able effect IN fact, 1t Is now realized
tn I the extent of the European obli ga
tons canno. be owe come short Of a
cree It. loan or other form of negot alton
running into the hundreds OF mil inns of
d liars While American BANKERS decline
TO comment on this phase of the sltua-
col atera. acceptable to the prospective
lenders is that consisting Of high grade
AmCS cCn securities.
Stocks moved irTegularly and at times
uggishly, most of the trading occurring
In the first hour, with mo moderate
Improvement toward the close Pools con.
II .ued tteir activity In ertaIn specialti g.
but failed to enlist outside support. Gains
OF point or two In some OF these Issues
in the same group Bethlehem Steel New
York Airbrake and Studebaker displaying
especial heaviness.
United States Steel held tenaciously to
its leader hip, but was more sus cept BILE
to realizing ga es and bear pressure. Cop
prs eased at times on rumors of private
pr'ce concessions for the metal. Railroad
share were in better demand. increased
earnings contributing 70 that end. but in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Decidedly Bearish and That
Grain Falls Two to Five
Cents.
CASH CORN ALSO DROPS A BIT
OMAHA. AnEltst Sd. lalA

OMAHA, August n. 1918
Tho cash wheat market was decidedly
besrlyh today and dropped from &c to &c
per hushei The receipts OF tnts Cereat
we're fairly Hight and there was Sufficient
demRnu 10 take care OF all tue wheat GA
the tables.
Corn receipts were fair and the sales
were comparatively light. There was not
mucn demand for cash corn and the mar
Net was Qauted lkt3C lower.
Oats receipts were very light and there
was haruiy any demand Tor IN = cereal.
The oats market sod ABOUT int'sc ioWSr.
Bears on oats predict "A free movement
despite the uecinlng prices, Their arBu-
mtnt Is that the crop rs lust starting 10
move and the grail ls too uamp TO mold
i'm interior elevators
L,VerI Oui SPOT; Wheat I'd lower To 81
higucr; corn, AUD lower ,
Primary wheat receipts were l,,sS,Wo
bu. and shipments $4,000 bu., against re.
ceipts of l,629,OOO bu. and shipments OF
!, 10000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were &SOO bu.
and shipments 27tOO bu., against re
celpts OF liS7, 900 bu. ana shipments OF
$50 600 bu. last year.
Primary oats ret eipts were 3lSA,WO hu.
and shipments 1,SgS, 600 bu,, against re.
ceipts of i,A9,O0O bu. and SHIPMENTS OF
81 OO bu last year.
Is, ny u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
CARIyOT RECEIPT5.
Wheat Corn.

These sales were reported today:
Mheat-No. 2 hard winter: cars. eSc
1 car, 95c. No. hard winter: l car. @c
cars, SOC; rs cars, ole; 20 cn' SOC.
No hard winter: car. &c; cars. Sc
cars, sec; ! car, SIC; 1 car, Sic. No.
mixed durum, l car voc. Sample: ! car,
SIC; / car. sac; cars. SSc; / car, Sic;
cars, soc. 4 cars, 7Sc; cars, &c; | car,
76c' car, 7bo. Corn, No. 2 white;
yellow: / car mac; AS cars, Tic. No,
3 yellow: cars, 7ic, No. mixed | 80
cars, 7OHc: car, 69ho; I car, &C, No.
m xed cars, &C. sample: car. 641sc.
Oats-No. white; 1 car, $40; car,
2SHc; I cars, 3Sc. Rye No B. l ear,SJc.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: No. 2 tur-
key, 96a9'c; No ; turkey. g0Gpns; No. 2
hard 94dr9oc; No. 3 hard S@ 96c; No.
hard Q9ic. Corn: No. 2 white 6sA4Ilc
No. 3 white 69AGp o. &C: No. 4 white, s. "a
6Sis dI6S%c; No. 2 yellow, Ti@lhc; No.
No. s We low. 70d70Ssc; No. Q yellow, go
a7Okc No 2 mixed, 6Sa69 Ac; No, .
mixed, 6Si G69c; No. 4 mixei. 6sN G6sy nc;
No 6 mixed, 6Sd6SIsc No. mixed. STAG
ISkc. Oats: No. 2 white, S[4 q94Itc: stand
ard SSNGp54c; No. 3 white, SSaSSnc; No;
white, 32QS2ihc. Bar,ey: Mating bOq
Sc; No. / feed. 43q49c. Rye: No. !, $50
&c; No, 3, S-GS9c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the nay on various
Commodities.

quotations OF vne nay on NarloNA
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug N.--FLOUR--lrreg-
" HBAT-spot. easy: No. 2 red, tiOe,.
c, l. Z. New York, prompt shipment. and
No, hard, $l.iO%, G l. T. New York, to
arrive: No, l northern, Duluth, s1Nxc, and
No. northern. Manit BOA, ski1c. c. L. &.
Buffalo. Futures, weak; SEPTEMBER.
CoRN-spOt. easy; No. yellow. seNc,
ten days
.oAIs soot. nominal; No white. new,
i2n4Sc, nominal
nay M,.h, No. l, u.t0; No. ., $3.50;
No r tl.90; shipping silOdti6
HOPS-ouiet: state, common TO choice.
lslr crop, 81 oC, atiit, NO,t-t, a l. GRIP,
70 lbc; 1918 CROP snlic.
.HlDES-Steady; Bogota. @q3ic; Central
Al.trca, Dec.
LEATHER Firm; hcmlock flrsts. acc
PROFESSIONALISM, firm; mess, sis50
si& odsalO. Beef. dull; mess, tiiJoalooo.
FAINT Iaoegal.W. Lard firm; middle
TALL, w-Is uiet; city, bea6ibc coun-
try, 5Ag6lsc; special, 6hC.
BuTTEk-Firm. receipts, lb,t6S tubs;
creamery, extras, 9Sbs6f27tsc; firsts. @tgdD
Nc. scCOnds 22h@24C
Enthusiastically receipts, l,6@ cases;
fresh gathered extras, 2qsSlSc; extra
firsts, g5aa6lsc firsts, sias4'sc: seconds,
12sieSi,c
CHEESE-Firm; receipts. 7,l1s boxes;
state, whole milk, frcsh, flats, white and
colored, specials, 13<dl3Ac; same, aver
age fancy, ,SdlShc.
POULTRY--LivCl unsettled. Dressed,
firm: western frozen roasting chickens,
eOc fresh fowls, iced, 19dfTkc; fresh
turkcyR iced, lbGI Ice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
Omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA, Aug. 3l.-HAY-Prairie: Tho
supply Is reduced from eighty cars on
ing, including today's receipts. There are
thirty cars on the Union Pacific, seven
teen on the Chicago & North Western,
eight cars OF southern hay on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, five cars on the Burl'nR-
ton. Prices have been very low during
the last week, and are still in the same
condition and will be until the market is
Choice upland. $s.0O9lOoO; Unjust 10
extra choice 20 bring $1,000; No, + 5000
Choice midland. 1850; No, /, 5000 l.OOi
No. ., .1,OOGs. 90; No. g. s6.OOqiOo. Choice
l. l9T Sd1,7 o. $Oo N2ooaSs % T0Oa7S0i No
STItAW--None on the market Choice
wheat Is quotable at $500.
ALFALFA-One car on the market
Very little demand excepting for No. !
and choice. No. I IL quotable at 81, 900
fl.50; No. 2, tS.O0dl0O0; No. 3. ts.0odlS.0O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
OWNER WANTS CASH

terest was mainly in low grade issues like
t.rIes. Rock Island and Lhesa Jeake &
O..io. New Haven. at 67N. gained Ia.
4. ign Piled Ia4lers fell Dack later on
1umors OF crop damase in the middle
west.
Total sales amounted TO $4,000 shares.
Our securities were mostly higher in
London, par icularly Reading and Cana
after London close showed a reac DIN.
Lydia Ion of our bonds for foreign ac-
count was again the efature OF the bond
SONS. Total sales, par value, agR egat led
S3.575OOU, United States bonds We're un-
changed on call.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.


BY direction of the property committee
Of the Board of Regents OF the University
OF Nebraska; separate bids will be re-
September Is, 1915, at the office of the
undersigned for the construct on OF a
equipments for same, via: Heating and
ventilating, electric wiring, plumbing and
vacuum cleaning, according TO plans and
specifications now on file at the office of
the superintendent OF construction. Said
building TO be erected on the University
City Campus and to cost approximately
tlsO.OO. bldderS must confer with the
superintendent and use the blanks pre-
pared by him for building proposals. b DIS
must be accompanied by cashiers checks
or certificates OF deposits as required by
instructions accompanying plans and
specifications. Bids must be sealed and
plainly marked "Botany-ZoOlogy build
ing or "Bothany-Zoology building equip
ment" as the case may be. on the outside.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
BIDS. University Of Nebraska, j. s. Dales
Secretary, Station A, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
New YORK Money STnrk.t.

NEW YORK. Aug. a.-PRIME MER-
CAMILLE PAPER-3lGQ3& per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Sixty-day
bills S45315: demand, A.5S; cables. 81. 1875,
Francs; Demand, 500; cables. $6.Ol. Marks:
Demand, S09sc; cables, 60Ac. Lires: De
maTd, 1852; cables. 6.5l. Rubles: De
mand, 34c: cables, 34kc.
SII.VER-Bar. 1850; Mexican dollars,
SIC
BoNDs-GOvernment steady: railroad,
IRE gular.
TIME LoANs-steady: sixty days, 2Hp
2h per cent; ninety days 2a46D3 per cent;
CALL MONEY-Steady; highest, 2 per
cent; lowest, ~ per cent; ruling rate, 2
per cent; last loan, per cent: closing bid
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
UNION PACIFIC CLERKS
TRANSFERRED TO OMAHA

The clerks transferred from the Short
Line and Oregon a. Washington railway
company offices at Salt Lake City and
Portland. to the Union Pacific head
quarters here. have commenced TO arrive
and have started work In the office OF
Auditor Southland OF passenger accounts,
When the transfer 10 complete, which will
be shortly after September 1. there will
be something life fifty additional men
here, most OF whom have families
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 --COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened at IN
changed to an advance OF ( points on a
little buying VIII ch seemei to come
chiefly from European sources. but soon
scattering liquidation. Offerings were
probe bly, encouraged by tie be ter
We Their IN Brazil ara the further ce II q
in Rio xChange on London with De-
cember con- racts sci Ing OF TO 6l5c and
Rarch 70 630c The c ose was e. II
Toints net lower. Sales. % 7bO bags; Sep
6iIc December sic: January, 62ie:
February, as; March. 6sOc; AP'il, s.s5c;
May Zoe; June. sac; July. Oci Au-
gust 664o Spot quiet. Rio. No; &c;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIOsiug
Pricea nm Hoard of Trade.

Prices ON board OF Trade
CHICAGO. Aug. si,-Wheat sold, down
liquidation and Ideal weather conditions.
Closing prices were $c to ING net lower,
with September at 93%c and December az
selling by local traders and underwent
net loss of lNc TO MONO, Oats closed
strong at net rise OF NC to NC and
provisions irregular. DC lower to TIC
Everybody seemed to have wheat to sell
at the opening OF the market and prices
Private wire houses and commission
firms led the bear raid. Decentralization
of the foreign exchange situation ham.
demand from abroad promptly lowered
values here. The market continued weak
for most of the session, the only excep-
part of the session when some who had
been early sellers took profits by buying
on the break, this causing snhali rally
of the market by the fact that the move
ment of spring wheat is increasing
rapidly and threshing is progressing well
and showing larger yields than first ex-
Northwestern returns indicate that 81
Minnesota and the Dskotas the crop wi'l
be about 291 100000 bushels as against lSi'-
00O 900 bushels last year.
Corn under general selling followed
wheat downward throughout almost tho
f 6einS n sSssi0 Ia the last 6aIf hour on
covering squirt by shorts. Country com
mission houses were buyers of new crop
deliveries on lower scale IN spite OF an
possible Oats showed notable strength,
The break In other grains was offset
S cs By cash houses and the market,
which had q weak opening, unchanged
to a quarter lower, rallied strongly after
noon and continued firm to the END. =,
Good buying sent provisions up In all
lines except ribs. Pork was down at the
start on lower prices OF hogs, but the
buying strengthened prices little AFTER
midday Brisk demand helped lard,
Quotations on futures RANCE as folows;
IrtinloI Onen / Hirh h Low r.lnse Yes Y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
Karsa. city Grain aud Provisions

KANSAS ClTY, Aug N.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard SiO2ml. is: No. red. stltat ";
September, s2c; December, S9'sdfSsSsc;
May 93As6feSikc.
CORNING. 2 mixed, 7oc; No. 2 white,
zoe; Septcn'bc~ 65%G667sc: December. biA
GfF7'c: MHv. Goo.
oATs-No. 2 white. Sdssc; No mixed.
66''7Hc
BUTTER-Creamery nc; firsts, 25c ;
Seconds 23": packing, iohc.
EGGS Firsts, 2tc: seconds, 1sc,
POULTRY-Hens, lac rooHters, DC;
brpilerR. he