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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Cattle--Receipts Of cattle this week have
been very large, In fact the largest Of any
week for 4 long time back, and very much
larger than for the corresponding time q
year ago. The big run Ia due entirely to
range cattle coming earlier than q year ago.
In spite OF large receipts the market has
been In splendid condition. the demand hav-
Ing been good every day and the trade rea-
sonably active. Prices have been gradually
firming up until at the close Of the week
the market on beef steers, stookers and feed
ers is l592bo higher than the close Of the
previous week. Cows and heifers while
showing some little changes. are at the close
of the week steady with the previous weeks
close Altogether the market has been In
splendid condition from q sellers standpoint.
Quotations on cattle; uood to choice
beeves s.7b3lo26; fair to good beeyes.
$90O@s,76: common to fair becves, $3.50
300; good to choice .yearlings. ts.76@loAo;
fair to good yearlings. Is.o0@o76; common
to fair yearlings, S6.26 q 90; good to choice
grass beeves, s7.7b@e.25; fair to good grass
beeves S.26@77b; common to fair grass
beeves. s6,40@7.2b; good to choice heifers,
S6,75@75O; good to choice cows, t6.bo@7.2b;
fair to good cows, ,s.oo@s6oi common to
fair cows. $500 $500; good to choice feed.
ers, $7609s.40; fair to good feeders. $3.50
@7So; common to fair feeders. ye,ooWe.so;
good to choice stookers, H.+0@So0t stock
HtutIb, VO.iuWp'toI stuCh SoWbi
stock calves, S6.50@B2b: veal calves, $3.50
1925; beef bulls stays, etc.. Ss.oo07.Sbi
Bologna bulls, sb.76Q6.ls.
Hogs-The market was q good active loo
higher affair all through. with very light To-
cal supplies, and good hogs none too plcn-
| tiful Shippers filled their orders early
| taking between fourth and third OF the
| offerings on l0c higher basis. Packing
| request was fairly broad. and as killer buy
ers had such limited supply to pick from
there was little for them to do except
follow the shipper lead and pay fully loc
| higher prices.
Everything was cleaned up by o'clock
| or shortly after. Bulk Of the packing hogs
sold at ss7oasso. as against ts.so@s.76
| for similar stuff yesterday. while there was
| n good showing OF shippers as high as
| so 90, and quite sprinkling above. The
top showed no advance again, landing at
| $685.. This was due to no lack Of strength
| in prices but to the fact that no straight
| load Of choice lights or butchers were on
| offer
Prices are 15925c higher than at the
| close OF last week, today's average setting
a new high mark for the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations OF the Day ON the Leading Com
tpnaltias

New York, Aug. ls-Flour-strong
spring patents ssOS9S4o: winter patents,
S,t09 1893; winter straights f0591So,
Wheat-Spot, strong; No, durum,
$L6sE; No. . hard. $L6!%; No, northern.
Duluth, sl7la, and No northern, Mani
toba, sl.6s, (, O. b., New York,
Corn-spot, strong; No, yellow, ae&c,
Oats-Spot, firm, No. white SIN q sac.
Hay-Firm. prime. $3.50; No, /, sl25;
No. 2, s.l00l.l5s No. 3, sl.06: shipping,
766GS0c.
Hops-steady; state. common to choice,
1915, lo6l7c: 1914, bG7c; Pacific Coast,
1915, 10QlSo; 1914, 1880.
Hides--Firm, Bogota San @sshc; Cen
trail America, S2hc.
Leather-Firm; hemlock firsts. S1c; sec
onds, sec.
Provisions-Pork strong; mess. $4,000
2s.S0; family. S2So0QSo,0O; short clear
$26,o0@2S.00. Beef, firm; mess. $4,000
1880: family. s2050Q2l.bo, Lard. firm
middle west, Sli,lo91l2O.
Tallow-Firm; city. INC; nominal; coun-
try, special, rose; special. Sc,
Butter--Firm; receipts. $3.50; creamery
extras, SIN @S2hc; firsts. 2eh oslo: sec
onds. AN 92sc,
EgEs--steady; receipts, 1900 packages
unchanged.
poultry.Live. weak; broiiers, 2l@2sc;
fowls, l6h @17'c; turkeys, l51lSc;
drssed, firm; unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
David Lloyd George
Is Satisfied With
Way Things Move

Criccieth, Wales, Aug. lo.-In a
speech last night to his fellow towns
men here, David Lloyd George said:
II am satisfied with the way things
are going. | feel for the first time
in two years that the nippers are
gripping and before long we will hear
the crack. Then we will be able to
extract the kernel.
~ say that we shall see that there
will not be another war in our day,
The British people have made great
er sacrifices than we ever thought
possible. Three years ago nobody
ever dreamed that Great Britain
would pour millions Of young man
hood into the battle front. The vigor
of our demand must be according to
the measures of our sacrifices"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Mrs. W. w. Smith
Is Called by Death

The death of Mrs. w. w. Smith,
mother of Mrs. A. L. Mohler, wife
of the former president Of the Union
Pacific, marks the passing OF rela-
tive OF the famous poet, Henry w.
Longfellow.
Mrs. Smith died at the Methodist
hospital Friday afternoon after a
long illness. She was SO years old.
Born at Calais, Ma, in 1927, she
was married to w. w. Smith when
she was but 10 years old. Her hus.
band, who was captain in the civil
war, died four years ago in Minneap-
oils. Since that time Mrs. Smith
has made her home with her daugh-
ter here.
Mrs. Smiths mother was Jane
Tower, cousin OF Longfellow.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

These sales were reported To-Day:
whcat-No. l hard winter: cars, 81 eh
s1.4s; 2 cars. &l.l7; cars. s1.46h 10 cars.
$l4e; 2 cars, S1.45h; 3 cars, sl.45. No. 3
hard winter: car. s1,47N; cars, N.6;
car, s1.45h; s cars, I.4b; l car. 81 AN
Az cars, sl.44; cars, H.43; cars, Vie;
/ car, sl.4l. No. hard winter: car. $1.42;
cars. 31.4Oh; 2 cars. $40; TX cars,
s1.3sh; cars. $l.ss; cars, sl.3s; ! car,
S1.37h; cars, $1.S7: car, N.36; car.
$1.35 Sample hard winter; cars, sl.3Si
cars, 81 80; cars, $3.50; 1 car. N2s.
car. $3.50. Sample durum: car. $3.50. No,
mixed: car. s1.42; car. s1.41. Sample
mixed: l car. $1.37.
Rye-No. Q: cars, s1.21. No. 8: car.
1920
Barley-No. 8: car. csc. No. !; car.
csc; l car, 94c.
corn-No. 0 white: cars. SEC. No. .
white: gears. size; l car. sic. No. I
white: / car, sic. No. 6 white: car.
7shc. No. yellow: / car. s2hc. No. 3
yellow: 8 cars S2hc. No. yellow: /
car. 7shc. No. mixed: 2 cars, sic. No.
7sc; l car, nc. Sample mixed; l car,
7Gc; 1 car, 67hc
oats-No. 2 white: 8 cars, 44hc. Stan
dard: cars, 44c. No. white; II cars,
white: car, 43c; car, 42hc; cars. 42c;
Omaha Cash Prices-wheat: No. 2 hard.
$1.BQ14S; No. 3 hard. S1.H9I47h; No. 4
hard, $f.35G1.42; No. 2 spring, S1.4o91.4s;
No. 3 spring sl.3b@1.46; No. durum, " 81
@1ss; No. durum s1.3O9134. Corn: No.
2 white. SIN @s2c; No. white. 81 qSl ~;
No. 4 white, 7s% oslo; No. s white. 7sh @
sohc; No. white. 7s979hc; No. yellow.
s2H @s2hc No. 8 yellow, s2@s2hc: No. 4
yellow, s19s2c; No. s yellow, sO@s1c; No.
yellow, 7997shc; No. mixed, 81 Qlh Nc;
No q mixed S0h aisle; No 4 mixed, 500
soHc; No. mixed 1871 $500; No. 6 mixed,
77G7sc. Oats: No. white, 44@4he;
standard, 43h@44cs No. white, 4sA @
43hc; No. 1 white, Am case: Barley
Mailing, S2@9Sc; No. / feed, 6S976c Rye:
No. 2, $1.2O91.2l; No. 8, N.1sQl.2o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
OMAHA FUTURES MARKET.

Omaha, August 10, 1915.
Following the sensational advance In the
Chicago nil. the local wheat market showed
a gain of several cents at the opening.
Today's rise was the result OF the ex-
tremely bullsh news on wheat from the
Canadian districts and also the fact that
foreigners are heavy buyers OF our wheat
While crop conditions on corn are con-
sidered good, the bulge In the wheat mar
ket is enough to hold the price OF corn up
for the present.
Oats showed little independent strength
and followed wheat and corn on the ad-
vance.
cember, INC higher and May advanced 30.
Corn closed NC higher on September and
about 1hc up on December.
September oats advanced nc. December
closed &c higher and the May ruled INC
higher. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

st. Louis Aug. observation-disclosures. 500
heard; market steady: native beef steers.
t70Oal076; yearling steers and heifers.
ss5OSpiOiO; cows. ;b.60Q77b; stOckers ard
feeders. t53O4SOO; southern steers, $500
$50; prime southern steers, B.0o8eoo; cows
and hoifers, &4bOaB00; prime yaarlinE
steers and hcfors. t7,B00O.OO; native calves,
i6,O0qtl7b.
HoEs-Reoeipts. $500 head; market high.
or; pigs and lights, t7.B0@iO,sS; mixed and
butchers, ti06Oa 1890. good heavy, sio,sO9
10 90, bulk OF sales, tIoGbGl0.sb
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $50 head
market steady. lambs. 1900 1886 slAush.
ter, ewes, 50 O007 2b. bleatinE ewes, tb.oOu
1000; yeaTIings, tG,00GS.60,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

New York, Aug 19.-The market for
coffee futures was very quiet today and
fluctuations were oorrespondingly narrow
Talk of rather free offerings from Brazil
seemed to restrict buying, while there was
little trade selling at prices a point OF
two under last nights closing figures, with
December selling at s.7Oc and March al
S.s4c. The market opened unchanged to
Q points lower, and closed at the same
level. Sales for the day amounted to $3.50
bags. August and September. S.65c: October
S.67c; November, $3.50; December, 8.6sc;
January. S.75c; February, S.7sc; March,
8,S3c; April. $3.50; May. S.92c; June, S.s7c;
Juy, colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Unidentified Man Overcome
By the Heat While on Street

An unidentified man, aged about
40, was taken to St. Joscph's hospital
yesterday afternoon from Twenty
fourth and Cunning streets. where he
fell, overcome by the heat.
From the clothing he wore and
his physical appearance, he is thought
to be a laborer. His condition may
become serious. physicians said.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Chicago Live s,oeA Market.

Chicago, Aug, ip.-ca,tle--Rsesipts 200
head, market steady. native beef cattle.
I7lOQlOl0: Western stssS, 1855 uAso.
stockers and feeders, tS.0O0ie0i cows ana
heifera, IS1OQb70; calves isabBl2B
Hogs-Recelpts. 1900 head market
RIO 10000. liEht ti03o9i0So; mixed.
50 sBHlOS0; heavy, piSglOS0; rough.
80 IBgSsS; pigs IsooWsso
Rhsop. and Lambs-Recsipu, 5000 head
market weak; wethsrs, tstogS00. ewes,
tStO@T5oi lambs, tf25Bll2s,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
MODERN WOODMEN
IN ANNUAL FROLIC
Three Counties Unite to Cele-
brate at Bellevue With
Prominent Speakers.
PROGRAM OF ATHLETICS

Three thousand choppers and chop
esses aligned with the Modern Wood
men OF America, the Royal Neighbors,
their families and friends Saturday
froliced at the annual picnic at beau
tiful Bellevue They froliced from
breakfast time until the trombonc's
Oom-Pah became squeak at mid
night on the Sabbath morn. And
every man, woman and child at the
annual picnic had a good time. II
was the annual gathering OF the men,
bers of the order from the three coun-
ties OF Douglas, Washington and
Sarpy--about 5000 members when
noses are countcd-and no bets we're
overlooked.
Lecturer Whelan.
When Supreme National Lecturer
Charles Whelan OF Madison, Wis,
arose to address the gathering in the
open air at Bellevue park, 1000
threats babe him welcome. They lis
tened to masterful address on the
principles OF fraternalism Mr.. Whe-
lan's points showing the work the
order is doing for the education OF
orphans, for the smoothing OF the
path OF widows and children OF mem
bcrs OF the Modern Woodmen and
the efficacy OF insurance in the order
were received with cheers. NH. Who
Ian emphasized the fact that the NJ.
w. A. has more than million menu
bers and that there are $4,000 men,
bers in Nebraska.
State Supervisor Mrs. Josephine
Stoncsifer OF Lincoln, OF the Royal
Ncighbors OF America, and President
Kerr OF Bellevue college addressed
the picnic throng.
Program OF Sports. ...
And then there were the athletic
events. with William d. Wood, clerk
OF the order in Omaha, In charge.
More than 500 in prizes were divid-
ed in these events. the chief prize,
$40, for the winner Of the base ball
game going to the B. & NJ. camp. No.
o6S, after defeating the Armour team
by a score OF 8-J.
The score by innings:
R r. 4 Nh : SSSi : ! ~
batteries u. a NJ camp. Maryland and
Monserson; Armours. Potash and Yost.
Andy Graves won the hundred-yard
dash, jim Collins carried off the hon
ors for the qaartcr-mile run, Joe Mil
Ter won first in the fat mems race, and
Mrs. Dillon carried off the honors In
the fat women's race.
Dancing and the running Of late
events was continued after the dinner
hour until daylight faded.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Minnrnnoli. Gr.,n Market.

u,5TL Gf.BTI: December. tl.5th qlB1A.
Cash: No 2 hard, tls1k: No l northern.
si.BsH0i.sIh: No. northern. hSSA o
i.seh.
FIour--Fancy patents. tsse. frat clears.
Ss.TB; second clears, tbo.
BArles--fl q 07e
RYe-IiitNiish.
nrAn--tig.3B9:ioo
Corn--So. . yellow. sseste.
Oats--SO. : whitu. ttb GNAo.
FLAX Sssd-ts lsh diseS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

New York. Aug i9.-Metals-Ths copper
market has shown continued firmness on
foreign and domestic buying Offerings Of
electrolytic for delivery after the first of
the year are reported from some sources al
$4,000. but little activity In copper is OF.
fered for nearby delivery and the quotations
named by the larger agencies today ranged
frola $40, so u 90 for deliveries up to Janu.
AIRY !. Iron was unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

st Joseph, Aug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100
head; market steady steers, F.oo@l0.boi
1ii00.
Hogs-Reccipts. $500 head: market
steady. Top. 1850; bulk of sales. 10000
1910
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100 head
market steady. lambs. si0,2Stiloo: ewes,
S7,OOn726
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

New York. Aug ls.-Cotton-Future
opened steady: October, l426c; December,
l4.48c; January, 1460c; March, 1A61c; May,
1472c.
Cotton futures closed steady; October.
142Sc; December. 144lc. January, 1448c;
March, 1890; May. 14.7Sc
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands,
l445c. No sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Decker Knocked Down
By Street Car and Hurt

George Decker, $500 Harvey street.
was hit by a street car at Twenty
fourth and Hamilton streets last
night and painfully injured. He was
knocked several feet Police sur
geons attended him and he was taken
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Savannah. Aug. 1s.-Turpentine-Firm
AN @4se. Sales. 76s bills; receipts, bss;
stocks 1853
Rosin-Firm; sales, 1888 bills; receipts,
1859; stocks. 1885. Quotations: A. B,
$3.50: C. d, s5.95; +. S5.95@606; r, $e.lb;
g, $500; H. 3s2b9646: /. ss.3o96.l5; X,
$6.S6 Q6.60; M, $6.400s.60; N. s650@6s0;
WIG, $3.50; WV, $685.,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Kansas City. AUG. It--whsat-No .
hard. tIuei.si, No. . red. utepitis
September, uts&. bsssmlsf. tiNS0
Lt@; May. u.ftGl UA.
Cofn--Sa. ] mlksd. sS1stsg Ne white.
itgtsAr. No. : ysiisw, tsks' September,
Askcl Dscsmbsf t1k este
oss-Na. J white. NUtio. Ne. : uisst.
AQ csc
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Scores Another Sharp
Advance and Rules Four to
Five Cents Higher.
RECORD FOR YEAR IS MADE

Omaha, Aug. 10, 1915.
Wheat scored another sharp advance and
ruled from 4&b cents higher.
Cash wheat reached the highest point
of the season, car OF No hard selling
at SI.4s.
The bulk OF the No. hard sold well
above yesterdays highest quotations. prices
ranging from sl459l47, with the bulk
selling at sl.tS
The receipts were very heavy and the
cash demand was excellent at the present
high prices
Corn sold from %91hc higher, with fair
ly light receipts and a good cash demand.
Oats sold from 1G1Hc higher. rye was
strong at 596c advance and barley sold
from s94c higher.
There was a good demand for all these
cereals. but there was very little rye or
barley on the floor and only moderate
run Of oats.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels: corn, 10000 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels
Liverpool close: Wheat I'd to I'd higher;
corn Nd to Id higher.
bushels, and shipments l,46s,0oo bushels,
against receipts Of $4,000 bushels and ship
ments of 1881 900 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bush
els, and shipments 100000 bushels, against
receipts Of 33s, 900 bushels and shipments or
$50 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.s2s,0OO bush-
els, and shipments 100000 bushels, against
receipts Of 1,4s7,00o bushels, and shipments
of $4,000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

New York. AUG. is.--AdditionAI advances
were advanced today on leading lines OF
hisachsd muslins. business on finished cot.
ton Eoodb foT hons consumption aud export
continued steady, LiasnH we're In better
demand for prompt delivery Burlaps we're
Arm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Internal throat and chest troubles pro-
loosen cough. destroy cold germs. use Dr.
Kings New Discovery. All drugsists.--
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Omaha, Aus s~-BAnS eisarinss for
Omaha to-day we're tl.sti.gs 20. and Toe tbs
corresponding day last year Igtto1tlSG
Tbs total clsATinSs fat the Wssd Nets I8s,.
ttl,1flfa and feF ths roFrsspoading week
lat ysar tit,tpg.gtstb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

KabFas CtgT, AuE t-fauis--Rsssip' =.
zee bsta marie steady uftHs I'D sisera
saEthff. dFrHnaE hsef stsera u % b
". wssistn steers tIssWbta stos ksfa
aat q dsu iteapSG bsIit U9taGse
ssIvss q Ssailpb
uass-EsttiStt tsg tt4l. msfsg hish.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

sioaI city. Ia. Aus B-CattIs--Rs-
csipts laa head.
hishsr. nsht, tssseStS. tnItsd tste0
So heavy. tpss9IsNl tulh, tsit0tSA
Sheep and Lambs-hsosiptA t,See head
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

or; bulk Of sales, EiOoO9lo.AO;, heavy, 80
al0 80; packers and butchers, $40 90 q LAS;
lights $lo.20GiO.b0; pigs, sS,OSGeaS.
Sheep and Lamhs--Receipts none; market
steady. lambs. $l0sbGli.26; yearlilgs. t.7b
GS,2S; wethers, S7.sS0f7S; owes, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Omaha HAY Nnrkrt.

Omaha. Aug. ls-Hay-Choics upland.
so,So: No. l, tSS0GIO.OOi No. ., s. 10
SOO No ,, tsO0as.OO. No. 1. midland.
100000: No. 20. t7.oo8s 90. choice tow,
land. 800 No !. 1900. No J, NO0aJ 20
No. J. t100UA06
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

ST. Louis, Aug I9.-wheat--soptember
tl.46h: December, &l.GOS No. 2 red, los
qi.bS; No. 2 hard, sl.b00Ibl
COrn--sep,omber, S6Ac. December. 7tAc.
No. 2. No, No, 2 white, sec.
oats-No. 2, 43g4tc: No. white. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

fIvsrpaaL Aus is-Wksat-spat Ne
tsF t2s lid
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
Motorcycles and Bicycles


HARLEY-DAVIDsON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gains In used machines. Victor Roos, The
Motorcycle Man" 2703 Leavenworth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

anu company, ffU-ol Sulahn oAhh
building:
Stocks Bid. Asked.
Amer smelt Sec. Co., pfd. "a" % s3h
Cudahy Packing Co. pct pfd. .l04 :.
Deere G. Co.. pfd. ........... slk s2A
Fairmont Cry. Co.. pct. pfd.. ..1o3h lo6
1903 :.
aooch NJ. & E. Co., pct. pfd ssh 100
Herald Bldg Co, pfd. ........10Oh
Lincoln T. & T. common 7 pct.r % 9s
Northern States Power Co, pfd.. 9bh s6h
Omaha 4 c. B, r. & B. pfd. ... =. IS
Omaha & C. B. st, Ry pfd..... 70 rs
Pacific G. & e., pfd. ......... Ssh seh
Peters Mill Co., pfd. ........... eSh l0oh
St Josph L.. H. & p, pfd. ..... IS 70
Swift Il Co. ..............,'..l4 lH
Terre Haute Traction. pfd $50. 100 los
linton Stock yards. pct. stock. .ssh lo2
Bonds
Anglo French IS. 1924 ..;.:.. ss SSH
Argentine Govt. Gold s., 1920. 100 100h
Am For. Sec. Co. pc &. n. 1919 a7% 9s
Booth-St. Louis IS, 1881 ....... ssh 100
Denver @. q Il. IS. 1914 ....... ssh' 80
Fremont. s pc, paw BIDS 1886. .l0l% lo2k
indianapolis Gas Is, 1859 go, eS s6k
Ia Port. Cement Co. Go, lsis-'E 20 100
x ansas City Ry. LIST %, 1914 -. u IS
Omaha 4 c. b. st. Ry, S. 1928 sex s6x
I'm. Rus O. l. war l. 1925 81 pc aOb
City OF York gen. imp U.s. 1890. 'ioOh lo2h
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
ilsis Bsttss asskss.

Eirln. IN. Aus ,-Bs,iu-TvvnJ nv,
tzts ssla a. Bhs,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
New York okIney Market,

New York. Aug. 1s.-Mercantile Paper
3& per cent.
Sterling-e0-day bills, SANS; demand
s47b%: cables. $4.78h.
Silver-Bar, 66%c; Mexican dollars, b0Sc.
Boncs-Government, steady; railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union stock yards. Omaha, for twenty
-FOUR hours ending at p. m, yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARLOAD
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
New York Lands.
4 YoRK FARMS ron SALE.

NEW EVNh TNNMH FVN NNIsF7
Here We so. ] am ready. Are your
buyer. sun is ssttihx on your chance
10 buy cheap lard.
70 cows. lsa acres alfalfa land. build
insa worth tt.eoe. Price t1s par acre
They cost lsss, produces more! here 10
your profit
10 ssWs. On ssgss isarel alfalfa lana
s.foom housa. bassmsRt. barn tio per
acre
~ b. assured satis.aetisn aha vals. re-
cciVsd bEY THU
70 COWS ~ arfss. village ~ rods
tulldihEs wofth tttet friss it p-f
acre " n faFs 0ns Say ss Esfchassf
WTits fer phstas. q MsAssn. stIt q
salIaa o.. sITscEss. ~ y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

~. S, ref rs. reg 90 .K. c>s. ref. IS. 90
do COUPON. % L. & N. uni As. s3&
". b. 81, reg. l00A IN. X & 7 LIST Is TAN
do coupon. .1o1hM. Pac. con IS 1ol Z
do coupon. lilo N Y. C. deb S. 1l2L
Am. SHELTERS 6s.l04& N Y. City Ans. .10Sk
a. ]. I. 4hsll0hN. Y, N. II. & H.
Anglo French 6s 95A CIV. 6s........,ll2H
Atch- gen. 4s... 92ts mo. Pac. 4s, OIL X
Bait & Ohio As. 90% do s.. 66%
Beth. st. ref, 5s..1O0% Ore s. L. ref is, 81 4
Cent. Pac. LIST. So Pac. T. g. T. 6s.101
Ches. a o. O. Ans 50 Penn. con. ANS .1O4S
G. Is: O., j.. IS 81 do gen. AVS, .101 v
&C, NJ. & st. P. Reading gen Is. 95
cv. 6s.........107 est. l.. & San r,
c., r. !, & P. Ry. ref. 4s......,. s1h
ref. 4s........ TN So. Pac. CIV. IS. .104
Colo. q b. r. ~ 70 do ref 4s..... s9N
ID: q X. g. o. 4s Is So. Railway $500 "
Erie gen. 4s... TAN do .cv. 4s,. e3i
.Gen, Elec. bs. .1o3N u s. Rubber ss. 1O2 L
ct. No. lst 4hs.1o0 y, s. Steel IS. .105 i
'Ill Cen. ref. Is. So wv. Union Ans. 95
Int. NJ. NJ 4hsl0sh w. Elec. CIV. ba.IIsu
IBID. ssOffered.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinker
and company, 44s-61 Omaha National Bank
building:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21
1--WE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Sharply Higher For the
Week-Sheep and Lambs
Also Make Advances.
HOGS FIFTEEN QUARTER UP

The following tapie shows the average
prices of hogs at the Omaha live stock mar
ket for the last few days with comparison; :
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-21

Nebraska Lands.
NEBRASKA FARMS.
sos per acre buys an improved south
east Nee.. corn, winter wheat and stock
farm Of 100 acres, convenient to good
town. bargain for some one. no trades
considered. Write owner for particulars
BOX 1926, Bee.
LAND NEAR OMAHA FOR SALE.
56h A. very choice land Just N. W.
Benson. Belongs to bank. Must sell. A
bargain. See me for price and terms.
J. A. ABBOTT. 4 Patterson Blk, City.
FOR sALE-The northeast quarter of Sec
ton eight, township thirteen. range seven.
In Merriok county. Nebraska. Price SIS Per
acre j. r. Collins. Owner. ASH FarnAm
St, Omaha, Neb.
$50 Ac,. well Improved. one mile Of county
scat town, east Nebraska tl26.
THoS. W. CAMPBELL.
Kesline Bldg.
80 AcREs-AVeTREe 90 bushels corn, one
mile to Teeumseh; must be sold; easy
terms. stewart, 2le SO, 18th.
30 ACRES Of good farm land near Omaha.
Price Ia right s. y. Bostwiek q Son. acc
Bee Bldg
New York Lands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-29
Fargo, North Dakota

c: D. Scott of Ellendale is a Fargo
business visitor today.
J. w. Truax of Kintyre is a guest
at the Metropole today.
When it comes to transfer and fling
systems, go to Walker Bros. & Hardy
-Advt.
Webster: L. Z. Anderson of Lucca.
+; Tandberg Of Northwood and Henry
Alber of Warren
Frank Lynch. we'll known Casselton
implement dealer. is a gate city busi-
ness visitor today.
Chas. A. Lyche of Hatton, states at
torney of Trail county. is a prominent
Fargo visitor today.
Dr. F. P. Campbell of Arthur is
transacting business in Fargo today,
having arrived last evening.
Prescott-K. Maiingren of Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones of James
town, C. w. Smeltzer of Chaffee and
Howard Campbell of Woods.
Begin the new year by keeping
books better. Let us show you the
Kalamazoo loose leaf system. None
better. Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
Annex: f. H. Thompson and M. O.
Thompson, both of Lisbon, Max Liebe-
now Of Casselton. Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
son Bowe Of Neville and Geo. Gallon
Of Leeds.