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Purchasers IN RECENT DEALS.

George W. McAdam is the purchaser of
he plot fronting 100 feet on the east side
Of Jerome avenue, 100 feet south of 175th
street, sold recently by L. Osborne Smith
tor Mae Z Powers. The site is to be inn
proved with stores.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NEW lOith II tkHML tO,I,i COUNTY
OF BRONX. FIRST JUDICIAL Hl- tuiCI--
~ MHItT! =, iGn%, ,41ppIi,,tl'}n Of ne
acting Tor and on behalf OF Tn. CTS 90 N..y
YORK Tor IA" appointment o. Commissioners
o. nPpGFt'1, PnTs@in' to Cgepier Of 10.
Gmeudatofy thereof and supplemental there
Go. relative O. acquiring an estate 900 100
simple absolute In and 20 certain promises
situate at and near the intersection OF ths
easterly side Of WALTON AVENUE ani fha
northerly side Of EAST 10TH STREET in
York and relative TO acquiring perpetual
underground right easement and right "
to certain prcnlses situate az aad Gear N.
intersection ~ the easferly side % WALTON
AVENUE with the southerly Side o. EAST
BronT city Of New York. required Tor the
purpnse 81 the construction. maintenance
and operation In p'rpetl!y Of a rapid ttaa-
NOTICE - HEREBy GIVEN that the 20.
port " Charles L.. HorWar. 'IHr. Les.
Appraisal du," appointed lr 10. rhay- en-.
titled proceeding. which r"pp"f bears iats
TIE I'm DAY n; Degsm3'r i',l. Nas t.,i IN
Bronx on tho goth daF o. I..ruil.r. IHl4
NoTICE Is FURTHER GIyEN NAT the
Court y Tho state q New York ~ tps.iSi
Term thereof 70 be held In The FIRST Judicial
District, at the County Court House IN me
on the lGth day Of January lsI5 M mo
opening Of Court on that day, and that then
and there. or As soon thereafts~ us CouuSP.
can he heard thereon, n motion will he maids
on behalf OF The CITY Of Sew York that
said report BE- not confirmed and thar sid
report be referred TO now Commissioners 10
be appoint ed by said Court TO reconsider tns
subject matter thereof
Dotted, New York January 9Th. l9li
FRANK l. POLK.
Munic'pel Building Borough n Manharsn
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all %
soTH sri 'i25 Is =. Igss.s'e PARK sv. is.Sx
H. H. VIE, 1913 son -, mtsse; $4,000
~ Az 4, T. - Soth ~; 5SHHSSS =, ka i n
saj ago i%3e e. Az JsR Z! m's9 81 qSS
.TTi,iy & IB!oeh, 30 Nassau st. $4,000
Peter Gaten,s REF; to Ernest Bliss,
i6o Bway ....,,".,.'.,. 49,. " 10000
West Side.
Cwest OF Ftfth ay. between Fourteenth and
o,.ru s- ION 81. ., 90
- !, l"Ils W., n \. ''LSS on aN ssS
-, 'org' Coed Coed Jan i'.-Wm Klein, RET
To- EMaII Mommer % p DIST 81 mtgs,'
-, cedar q :.......,,..... .:....... $3.50
l"IH A. "'O,s, = -lN 5lSt -, isiN
goNAiag,ph ,E.'Sgnss,pser ct al TO C lgo
.'"'' % 'Yl" - Use F-"'' ~;
lOrH AZ. % -ta .. tlst II. eOSEi ouis
Lubun 10 Jacob voscl. 's' gth av. ali
lens Jan 20, ATTY. Ben Richter. 3os
hi,wway, ..,...s;,,..,...;.....;:,..,,.;..tioO
Frank 4 spencer, j.. ref. To- \ : BlbI. g
common Pr.y,r BOOK Society. an Nv &
22d II. Jan 81: atty, T @ Go, i7s
BWay ................... ...s....yl2 900
Iptovn.
Manhattan Island north ~ non ST
li,Tu ST. ej7 " 8. 1919 @ Sth ay. 81 Ak
hold go " l.2d - mtg So 700. jan "a.
ltl4. tl'y-. SrIf"r y $. l40 Nassau 81 500
81 ,h, ~ ,it,r- Az, = t ,Nrwu,, -
N.. - 's. =" ~ VI ~ ', h"o
49, 30, r. pr,u TtI Us ';1c 0oG
feUru n. los fto "a IN 80
''.a y, r..t. " -, ~ " "a, -" N
I..rr Irt 3,tth'r az ,y,s.,,n'I'' ''TN,
',1 is. any Eobt / II po0G ~ GcaSr
81 900
laen Sr n & tffS 6, i.rox av lsSxa9I;-
Theron a strong res fa tohp g Wi,nsr-
ding 1ud another eNfs Flushing l. l.
jan Fl. atiys. n 4 L J G'Gorman 81
laSp ~r II p 1884, W LenoN av. i6Sxgg II
Theron q strong rel to ohm c VII
m.rdlug 81 al. cxrs Flushing. l. /, Jan II;
atty. same .....-..'.... ......... 81. 900
BHAuHURST Az. q cor l5ist 81. isIixsS
barbara Fel-s 90 Bsreut G Gerkcu. 81 y
sch s' Nov a. 'Hl4, mtg 5000: at'ys
pN.i.y a. II. 1872 Lexington ay....tlOn
ltiNH ST S 700 Amsterdam av COX
'Ho..I B g Rlitlug GO p. Morris Uoson-
h.ttf ''H " if1ih s.. Jan a. mtg $4,000;
tt'.. y lu- Co.. 1875 BNdy. ......f 40
Bron,.
,r,,r,u,b ~ rn, ttr,,,,
,,.,..... '''' "N. '"'
ia. hS''N ~. i9ll- - lHNN'-' has =
'In'H'N'r 10 u.'il'n Steinm'Esr' ~
41,.h'I q p aN, m's 500 g. Jan TO- Az!
LOT -. mop Neiil cs,ate-Herman Birn.
oa"fn 10 ARho hIltnh56Im, - Sr2nn Isfk
,,icIt, !-e Nh'ker Az. '.'.',...; .'.oo
arm L. . az ANA taken TOT
"pehlHs -3tin, r., In'A-uu 20 ~ lS1th
"a ,,N.-- .'N ~. '--Jns'ph OktaNec 20
ne ~, -" iny. ", % ND"' 80, q"
AN AHI ,i,atth ~ nts H-NOp'' jan. ~;
LEX ~, H,I,"'u 90, n"a?ov,6s ep12hoSSo
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.


Receipts from customs January y. tS7i 100.
internal revenue ordinary N,2i1.s2l; corpora
upn tax. fs,229; miscellaneous. tiOi 3se
Nat on0l bank notes received for redemption
g. -'2'-G
Tho cash statement Of the United staiss
Tr asurcr for January Of shows
GENERAL, FIND
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In Pursuance Of an order Of Hon Robert
Ludlow Fowler Surrogate OF the County Of
New York NOTICE Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Edward {.
Rice. late Of the County ~ New York de
ceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscribers, at their place OF
transacting business Room No. llS-l1l New
York Produce Exchange, Nos 2 Z, and =
Broadway, in the city ~ New York. on or
before the 10th day NJ February next Dated
WALDO Z, -RTCE. HowHRp e. RICE ana
EDWARD g RICE, JR.. Administrat tors
with the will 81 Edward e. Rice ANNEXED
BALDWIN. ROY & FISHER Attorneys FOR
Administrations. 81 Nassau street. New York
City
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sIRK0GATI's NorICrs7


HAYS. r. ST JOHN.--ln pursuance Of an
order OF HONORABLE ROBERT LUDLOW
FOWLER, a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against ST JOIN
HAYS late Of the county Of New York.
deceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subs rihcrs at their y ace NJ
transacting business. at the ONCE % FOLEY
& POW Eli. 40. 200 broadway. Iu .lo
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York,
on or before The 3rd day OF July. utN'
pated. New York, the 3lst dtv Of De
cemher, 1874
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 22,--The day call
in the Supreme Court for Monday, Janu-
ary rs; Nos its, l4s, $50. 1871 land 1852,
1884, 1855 and 1857, i5o land 4s). 1850 isl,
l62 and 1873
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FRANK J.. POLK
Corporation Counsel
Municipal building Borough ~ Manhattan
CITY 81 New York

DIsTRICT COURT OF. THE UNITED
or NEW YORK-NILLlAM T. ODELL.
Complainant, against DEFENDER MANU-
FEATURING co, Defendant. In Equity
ll-26g.
To all creditors Of or claimants against
Defender Manufacturing Co:
Take notice that by order Of the above
entitled court, duly made January 10Th.
1918, and Ned herein January 49, 1915. Il
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS


tWith name and address Of lender and
attorney n attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part.)
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KINGS COUNTY

Supreme Court--Special Teru-Court
opens az 10 A, NJ. Before Manning, J. Lit
igated motions. Before Garretson. ]. FIX
parte matters.
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Totals 81 'oe,so, si5asiiei si,7s,- e.,
From January /:
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Appellate Divisions supreme Court-Rpcess
supreme Court-Special Tcrm-Part II
before Lehman, j, Court opens at 1880
4. NJ. EN parto matters.
Surrogates Court - Chambers Before
Cohalau, $. VIII for probate-Adam Keller,
at 10 80 A NJ
city Court-Special Term-Part II-Re-
fore Allen, J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ Elk
parte matters.
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Tha. ary and an creditors Of or claim
ants against Tho Defender Manufacturing
Co. who claim that the Defender Manutat-
turing co Is indebted % them or tibet they
possess "a cause ~ action against g. and al
other persons WupsueNev who assert any
calm against o.. are hereby rcqpirel 20
assert their said claims ON or before he
18th day Of February. 1913. and on or before
the said date present and hie duly verified
written statements ur proofs of their claims
against Defender Manufacturing Go and -
estate with Joseph b. Martindlle and Fred
eric A. Juiliard as Receivers Of he De
fender Manufacturing Co, AZ their once. 80
ga Church street. In the Borough Of Man
haitian. city, County and state Of New York.
IL. That no creditor. Of and no claimant
against the Defender Manufacturing CO. who
claims the Defender Manufacturing Co N
Indebted to him, ana that he puuHrs--- a
cause ~ action against II. and no person
whatsoever who asserts any claim against Il.
who fails 10 Me statement or proof -
claim ON or before the said 18TH dav ~ lrsA-
ruury, 1915, as hern'nhctore directed shan
thereafter he permitted 20 assert any ,'tlu
Whatsoever against the estate of Dofcnio-
VI luufarturiuE Ca. iu the hands Of the said
receivers or 20 share ia any distribution
thereof Whuf -rrttH
JOSEPH y MARTINDAIE an! TREpERIC
\. jtlLLlAltb. EcCriv"rs 1f Defender
Manufacturing Co, 2.t church street.
Borough ~ Manhattan. New York city.
RTSHMORE RtSREE 4 STERN
-.
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tsouth OF Fourteenth st)
MAIDEN IA. %. g. 79j Gold st. 2ix62
.-Gertrude Kane TO Theo Sternfeld. i26
W 7ilh st. ct al. eXrs. Sc. Emil /. Boas,
mtg $4,000. Jan 10, atty, o NJ Sternfeld.
Wtl.LETT ST 81, = =. 100 Delaney st,
lo.NNl00--Reuhen Zirlu 90 Freda Adele
wltz. cleveland. ohio. Jan %, mtg si3 800.
atty " Adelewiiz cleveland. Ohio. I'LL
1Rt6O ,Ad 5.o-2;; s. 81 Spring 81;
BAILEY ll3 ST Johns pi. Brooklyn mtg
i--5.o & $, all liens, Jan y. attys,
Alexander 4 O.. l65 Bway .........tlO
STANTON 81 =, - Essex It, 22xs0---
David Goldberg to Herman Godberg, 2g6S
friEgs Hv. Jan 20, mtg $4,000. atty.
Samuel Goldberg. 359 Bway........ti6O
lST 81. I6. % H. $50 " LIST av 2O.sNlOO.IN
2i3Nloo-Christopher ritkn GO to sarah
Sieiget. 2li 7th st, mtg $50 500. Jan Is;
atty Jacob Silvcrstein. 3Og Bway....siOO
lTH ST r. n s S23 Ave g, ~ 4Ng6--Aaron
Mintz 20 Jacob Prayer, ao7 4th -.
Jan %. atty. 7 q CO. l7s Bway ........N
ST Marks pL %, =, 100 2 LIST av. l0N
H15-Dlvid Goldberg TO Herman Gold
berg. -'ss Briggs ave. mtg $4,000, Jan 20;
atty, T Goldberg. 800 Bway.........SlO
SAME PROPERTY Herman Goldberg to
David Goldberg, 29GS Briggs av. mtg t26.
900, June 20. atty, same ............sl
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l> AlF +. iAl.
MARY HAYS pATER.
JAMES q AFFIECk


FOLEY 4 POWELL. Attorneys Tor ESecu-
tors, 200 Broadway, Manhattan. New
York City ~. Y
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EAST Of Fifth ave, between Fourteenth and
ION ST.

SAD ST, : ., 2iS4 I'd sv. 1sxloo.5--Ger-
man Kahn ct al to Isaac Kahn, June
~. 1905, = part. atty Chris Schierroh.
IA, w y 49, =, -, -
1919 atty, same. ............., u
% Az. y. 90. Glst 1t. 25N1J--Clara
Goldberg to Isaac Goldberg. 80 r seth
~ all liens, Jan 81 address 81 Liberty
soTu sr 'is5 Is .s.ss's ip,rk nv iisSsx
l0o--Watcr T. Hope 10 Florence 7 Hope.
h's wife, 1873 soth 81 mtge $50. 900,
Dec ., 1914 atty T @ Co. l76 Bway 81
ID Az, o. IS S5th IT, 25xSs-Kath L
kopp and ano. eNrs, to Mildred Mcnzinger
and auu. 1885 "a av, Jan a. mtgc, $1,000,
atty, a q II Bloch, 80 Nassau st $4,000
SETH ST, g. 1855 Park av. iO.2NlO2.2-
Peter Gatens, ref to Ernest c Bliss,
40 Fork av, Jan %; atty l. lns Co.
lou hMdN AuNtVVV
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ALBANY. Jan. 22.--The Court Of Appeals
calendar for Monday: Nos, S2S, sac IL.
III 1855, $40 and lSG.
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MORlsON, DAVID R.-In pursuance OF
an order ~ Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given 70 all Per
sons having claims against David Mort
son. late % the County 81 New York de-.
ceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, az his place NJ
transactIng business No Rector street,
in the city OF New York. or before tho
nth day ~ June. 1915 next, Dated, New
York, the 10Th day ~ December. 1914
CHARLES V IYDECKER Executor. LEIGH
X. IYDECKER, Attorney for Executor. .
Rector St. New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE NJ an order ~ Honorable
John = Cohalan, a Surrogate NJ the County
Of New YORK. NOTICE IL hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against ! Morgan
Howe late ~ the County ~ New York de.
ceased 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers AT their place Of
transaCtiuE business At the office ~ their
attorney, Hector W. Thomas AZ Cedar street
borough OF Manhattan, In the city ~ New
York on or before the 22nd day OF June
next
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
Local stocks and Bonds.

rotations furnished by Burns. Brnker 4 Co,
omaha National bank buildinE. omahai
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02

SaAAAA-a 40 tuu second time in two
eaFs GUIANA sucvp ana tAmu re-
NSipts we've SIeater thHn at al. tne outer
WESTERN Ivtn,s Cutnuutttu, tnt. uay's run
oths cstinta,uu a. lss Cdis, or -, ~ neau.
iu,ai tor tue INST matt OF tue week
sinOun,s to lOSiys hoau, beng aim at
0vV ,atEcr Than last week, SivUV heavier
Than two VEGAS agO aud over 1,V,U grsaLor
tnan Tor the same days a year ago with
ono tVCotd breaking month Just closed
september bids tair to 40 n illtIe record
Smashing on It's own account
Despite record breaking supplies so far
this week, prices have held up fairy we'll
Tut another heavy run today found a
soft spot In the trade. Lambs were
priced at steady figures on fret rounds
Tut buyers inslsted on shading values a
little, and when first sales were made
prices showed declines Of from n nickel
yesterday. Most OF the early sales
ranged around $50. The tops out of one
string OF feeders sold to killers at $500
cut In tho same lambs brought $50
yesterday
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good TO choice. SS10ffS ~; lambs, fair 10
good. - 5onS70; lambs, feeders. SSOOa
s 50i yearllngs, fair to choice. STsff6 20 :
yeRrlinEs feeders, &c O0fi7. %: wethers,
fair to choice, s.. 25di6 Is; ewes. good 70
choice, S.Gfot5; ewes. fair to good SAB
@b.&; ewes. feeders, A.50sl6 IS
REPRESENTATIVE saiea.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
Cantwell in Omaha;
Finds Big Mail Pile

Edward ]. CantwelI OF Washington, d.
c., secretary OF the National Association
OF Letter Carriers, which is TO open its
national convention In Omaha September
6 arrived in Omaha this morning. He
locked himself in his room at the Fonte-
nellie hotel. entrenched himself behind an
embankment OF United States mail,
which has been coming to Omaha ad-
dressed to him for the past two weeks
and began 70 burrow his way out with a
knife and scissors, assisted by a ste
nogrspher.
The secretary expects more than I50o
to attend the big convention In Omaha
The local committee has made most OF
the arrangements. but IL still very busy
every day at headquarters in the Hen
shaw hotel
simultaneously with the convention or
the carriers, the national convention OF
Ladies' Auxiliary to the National Asso-
citation OF Letter Carriers Is TO be held
In the assembly room OF the Fontenelle
hotel. This is an organization OF the
wives, daughters and sweethearts OF the
carriers. The ladies are making a per
sistent effort TO institute a pension sys-
TEN In the federal statutes TO pension
WORKOUT mail carriers who have given
the best years OF their lives TO the serv-
ice OF Uncle Sam.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-FLOUR-Steady.
. W HEAT-spot firm; No , red N.l2, c.
J. T., new York prompt. and No. 2 hard,
n rthern, Duluth. $40: No / nortaern.
Nan toba, 9ihc, G. l. T., Buffalo. Futures,
steady; September N.Ibn.
ORN-Spo, steady; No. 2 yellow. ssiSc,
,. 34,.ts.sg 81, /, steady; No. white, new.
Hay as, 40. l. $40: No. 2. $50;
No 3, Sl.2O: shipping. S.'01l1h.
HOPS-Qulet; state. common to cholce.
lsl, cop. y,.loc; .aslu. ,uast. I1t cryp,
" lbc 1913 CROP, 9di1c
HIDES-Steady; Bogota. SoaSlc: Central
Au.trIuH. 2sc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock flrsts. acc;
SCI ouds. S0d3lc.
PROVlSIoNS-Pork lower: mess, $3.50
ald.OO; family sl9.0OGp2-. 90; short Gears,
lS,OOQlS,50 Beef steauy; mess, Sl1 VOC
$50; family, NN5Odl9.y0 Lard, stead (;
mlddl west S.l5uS.SO.
ALLOW-Steady city. 5%a5Mc: coun-
uy, 5NGiO,sei special, 6uc,
creamery extras, 2jSTq271qc: flrstA 24IS0
&c; seconds, p fd0+c.
EGGS-Steady; receipts. t6OT cases.
fresh gathered extras. Hd2Spsc; extra
f.rsts, 23G26hc; firsts. 24d2Ilhc; seconds
2lQ23ibc.
CHEESE-F1rm; receipts, 34S2 boxes:
state whole milk, fresh flat, white and
colored. specios, lS'taiSAc average
PoULTRY-Alive, unsettled; dressed.
firm; western frozen roasting chickens
2Oc; fresh fowls. iced. iSQliJkc; fresh
turkeys, iced. l5ai6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Omaha Cash Wheat Rallies and
Makes an Advance of Five
Cents Bushel.
LOOK FOR BUMPER CORN CROP
OMAHA. SEPTEMBER 1. i9i5

OMAHA. September l. tsl5
The local CH-i, Wu,at ni.., net rained
tOuaS aiiu tu,,.u-,d -. k,vvis,s o. uus
N'ieHt V""tuiHcu lsut AHA tuv demand
VIE taiiiy oudNc.
Com itCcipts were also ltght aud were
SUI h,,Cht IL tame care Ot tue SLOW ue-
hHnu. lcdoW and ul.Neu corn sid uu-
c'.aubed 90 &c iuNvr, whnO the wnIte
com suld ~ n,gner.
There was not many cars Of oats ro-
cciNcd today and the saics were very
hght The oats market remained prac-
ideally unchanged.
There were no sales OF rye or barley
relorcd, and the market Tor these
cereals was quoted nominally unchanged.
Reports on the corn crop are very ia
Norable today. Aside from the fact that
the crUp is late, I'm most sections caring
is exceedingly heavy, ami II now looks
as II II b,de fair 10 be a record breaking
Greg
CleRrances were. Wheat and flour equal
to &6O00 bu.; corn, none; oats, 1900 bu
Liverpool spot market was unchanged
on wheat and corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 1859, 900 bu
and shipments 5000 bu., against re-
ceipts OF 1851 900 bu. and shipments OF
l,S15,O00 Blu. last wear.
Primary corn re ITS were So ~ bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
Of .2o3No ou. and sh pments of 10000
bul last year.
Primary oats receints were 225 M hu.
and shipments 1890 900 bu., against re
CENTS OF 1870 0Oo bu. and shipments of
l.2Si,O00 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
s., $50
HUMMEL FAILS TO LOSE
HAY FEVER ON VACATION

City Commissioner Hummel has re-
turned from Denver where he spent his
vacation and a few dollars trying to lose
his hay fever He id not lose his hay
fever.
Il made several interesting mountain
trips. went over the Denver park and
boulevard system. but the most exciting
experience had while away was a chase
on a Denver street after a man | mis-
took for Commissioner Butler" said Mr..
HummeL
The park commissioner was sure he
recognized the generous proportions Of
Dan Butler meandering along Curtis
street Mr.. Hummel quickened his pace
and after wax of two blocks admitted
he was mistaken.
After view ng the ducks and geese in
the Denver park ponds, Mr.. Hummel
decided he would add this feature TO the
Omaha park system.
He also expects to place a COW in one
OF the parks as a natural history lesson
for the children.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
Omaha Uny Market.

OMAHA. Aug. 31.-HAY-Prairie: The
supply Is reduced from eighty cars on
inv. including today's receipts. There are
thirty cars on the Union Pacific. severn
teen on the Chicago & North Western,
eight cars OF southern hay on the Nit
souri, Pacific. five cars on the Burl'ng-
ton. Prices have been very low Iring
the last week. and are still in the same
condition and will be until the market is
values:
Choice upland. s9Oo@1OOO; Unjust he
extra choice to bring $1,000; No, l. 5000
Choice midland. $3.50; No /, 5000 90;
No, 2, f7OOds.OO; No. 4. $ OOdI0O. Choice
iio?WTdlard 500, No J. E.Coa16O; No 2.
STRAW-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 is quotable at 81. Goa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Widely Divergent Conditions Keel
it in an Unsettled State
Early.
IMPROVEMENT COMES LATER

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-widely divergent
conditions helped to unscttle today's mar
ket and kept Il In a state Of fernent dur
Ing the early session. with general i'm
provement later. Further dcbasement OF
British, French and Italian exchanges to
the lowest quotation ever. officially re-
corded was CounterbalRnced by tho news
that Germany had complied with this
country's protests to the extent OF aban-
coming her policy Of marine warfare. This
prices.
In banking circles however. there was
no disposition to minimize the effect Of
the increased Generalization in interna-
tionAl credits. Demand bills on London
tel TO $3.50, an overnight loss OF 90
cents,. and Parts checks at 500 repre-
any rate hitherto quoted, while Tires at
1859 fell cents under all previous rates
In the afternoon marked Improvement
IN full ut one time, VIII lie francs regained
cents to 1901. Italian exchange hard
ened In sympathy. but the days develop
ments offered fresh proof OF the lnmedi-
ate need for remedial measures.
There was q maj Ned Increase OF bond
ana STOCK sales for foreign accounts.
tive high grades railway bonds 90 extern
si.ely held abroad. According to reports
large amounts OF those ana similar Amer
lean securities have recently been alb
Borbed here at private sale.
Except for the first hour, when prices
were tonding downward, and in the final
dealings, which witnessed another
meteoric rise In motors and kindred is
sues, trading was light. Railroad shares
derived fresh stimulus from favorable
statements OF earnings and the speciaities
rose on mixture OF war order rumora,
together with naturalization. General
Motors gained az 60 245ih, a new record;
Willys-Overland, s TO iSs; Crucihle Stool.
eN to 81, and Studebakor, a. 90 inv.
United States steel sold up 70 7fA. two
points over its early low Total sales
amounted to 6TS.0o0 shares,
Bonds were Irregular, due largely 20 the
heavy foreign offerings Total sales. par
value, aggregated 81 7Sh,O00
United States bonds were unchanged on
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-02

CATTLE-Receipt were moderate for n
Neuhesuay, but the total for the three
eays Is large amounting to q, rs head,
tHe largest OF any recent week, but
beef steers Of desirable qualify were In
active demand this morning. anu free
sellers at fully steady prices. In spots
some OF the more desirable cattle may
ma Q brought little stronger prt, os than
yesterday Inferior grades showed title
OF no change, beng rat"er SOW Tor The
most part.
Cows and helfers were not very active,
luyers not az pearing ve.y eager for tie
q mat KIND. "A result the tr4de was
steady.
Good feeders we're In active demand ana
Tree sellers at fully steady prices, The
BULK OF the offerings changed hands In
good season In the morning. lnfefs,, :
stockers and feeders were slow and more
or less neglected.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
RED yearlings fs.00a9.7b fair to good fed
yearltngs. ~. SI175; 20, q to choice heavy
beeVes, SS.S0q9.40; fair 70 good cornfed
beeVes, &.a5tle.S0; common to fair corn
Yea oeeVes, S6.d5qS.25; PRIME grass beeves,
- AVaIc ~, suVu - IuOi.c SrdBs beeves,
~ ~ nno.SN tair to good grass beeves, $I.26
GEO; common to fair grass beevos, $3.50
gl;2o; good to choice grass heifers, 81 bydl
~ eood 70 chol-e grass, cove, -, -Odp 80;
talt to good cows, S52,dto,OO: comm.n 10
lar cows, NOJdD6.25: good TO CHI Ice fe, d.
srs, H..O9s.2O; fair TO good feeders, s.. zoe
LoJ; common to fair feeders, S5.bOd6 10;
Stock heifers, 81. 75G6.75; stock cows, SlbOdp
6bOi stock calves, $0.5VdS..5; YEA calves,
N'9og 10 %; bulls, stags. etc. 100000.
ReceiI Is and dlspus ton of live stock
AZ the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neo..
Tor twenty-four hours. ending at 3 o'clock
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