Tin: p.kk: omaiia. wkdxksday, skitkmmkk :. idu
n -,
ion 11 FAT
Kurnlahert HtMtm.
T?FDI1P,!) 2'". mod. room.
ari"U1"V loam bent, rf..ii!lal.
CLEAN, newly furnished, large. 8 room
ensulte; housekeeping complete; iplen
did locution; only 1.1.;; a neck. 2:2i
Parker St.
TURKIC large rooms with closet and balv
277-4 Caldwell St.
ni'TMK 4.ST rooms, nicely furnished
pi-Hale family, lias S. ."1st. H 3411
famished llonsra.
Neat, clean rooms. new
furnishings throughout, 2174
Harney .St. Tel. 1. 49.T3.
WKST FARNAM district, furnished
house: 1 yesr. S Harney St. H 1H7I
6 ROiiMS, nil modern, near car. il. 7.n.
5 ROOMS, modern, detached house, West
Farnam district. Harney 6M7.
6 ROOMS, mod., new. nicely furnished
bungalow, with piano, reasonable. Wc'i.
SMI.
Housekeeping Itooml.
715 5. 1STH ST Housekeeping and sleep
ing room; mod, house. Phone T. 1021-W.
BO. Uth .ST., lluuatfteeplng rooms en
aultc; first floor; also sleeping rooms.
Tyler 1021 W.
THRKE rooms, with water, wash room.
620 S. lsth; 115.
Unlets nno Aiiartmpnti.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 16th and California.
Weekly rates $2 and up. Douglas TuSJ.
OGDEN HOTKU rooTul V per wee.
Council Bluffs.
DODOK HOT K I Modern Reasonable.
Houses and (otlaue.
J-HflOM rtrh-llv modern house In Al con
dition, location 2S12 Pacific St. Call nt
106n So. 21th St. or pho"e Harney SMv
House? and Flats for Kent
$4A34iO Burt St.. 7 rms., mod., parace.
S-T5 3511 lafayetto Ave , 6 rms., modt-rn,
hot water heat.
135 B2S Park Ave.. 6-rm. mod. flat.
ai) 116 Howard St., 0 rms., 2d floor.
$15 2hU Sherman Ave., 6 rms., all In heat
repair, fine large rooms, new plumbinfr,
fixtures etc.
130604 8. 24th St., rms., mod , close In.
Apartments.
136 per month, rms., In exu'llent repair
The Haiold, 27th and Jackson Sts.
$47.60 per month. Her Bid.. 61S 8. 16th St.
(ieortfo & Company,
Wfl City National Hank HldK-
B-ROOM modern cottar In Field club
district, with or without traiase In
quire 1014 S "th Ave. Harney 1SS2.
modern 6-room brick.
I!1B Mod!" St., well finisheil, splendid
condition, fine nelnhhorhood.
A RM STKONt!- V A LSI I COM PAN Y,
Tyb.r I.W.. 20-ln-l2-l4 State H;ink Hldn.
4-R.. new. mod., 1S14. Siiruee, l-'O. W. 2(L
LO Capitol Ave., 8-r.. moiiern. -'
S133 Spencer, -r.. mod. ex. ht.. $22.5".
1M7 N. 21st St., 7-r., city water. fl.
115 N. 3Jd St. 5-i, citv w uer, $'1.
4tM N. 'th St., -r.. city water, JW.
3723 Ohio, 8-r., well, $!.
CRKKJH. SONS CO.,
Douelas 2it). ViS Hee Rid.
2rt Hurdette St., ft-r. (colored), $l.t.
1M16 S. Until, 5-r., all modern, 127 5j.
21" N. 14th, 6-r., modern $26.
6X0 S. 2th Ave.. t-r., all modern, $W.
2121 Leavenworth, 6- r.. mod. ei. ht.. I'-H).
l;fl6W S. 2.'th G-r.. all modern, J?7..rA
:tl3!) Mason, 7-r., all tnmierii, Jin."!.
8151 Farnam, 7-r., all modern.
220 N. 19th, all modern. 12-r., $"5.
221 Lravenworth. 10-r., mod. ex. heat
THK BYRON RKKD COMPANY,
DooillHH 2 '7. 212 So 17t h St
See Tins Double House.
If vou want a (rood, clean, handy place
to live, CALL, US. we will make the rent
right.
PETERS TRUST CO..
4202 Cumins St. Dounlaa 80S.
FOU KENT
W have a complete list of alt houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free of eharpe at
Omaha Van A Storage Co., 8. 16th 6t.
TTnncoa all parts of the crty.
liOU&tS crelBh Son, & cc, Bee Bldg.
Free Rental List
Complete Information about every va
cant house and apa:tnient in the city.
This service Is free. Tel. Douglas 4477.
Fidelity Storaro & van Co
6-ROOM cottaKe. i724 Ohio. V. 4.r3.
MODERN 6-room bouse. Call Doug. 1628
NONE to compare, all modern 7-room
house, also 4-room flat. 220 N. 23d.
OOOD 7-room house, all modern. 22oi
Meredith Ave. J27. Phone Web. 3335.
NEW 5-room house. Inquire 60U Su. Did
St. Call Harney 5607.
Fidelity Storage Co.
Storage, moving, packing and shipping.
Itsth Sr Jarkson Htg Phone Doug, lilti.
MaggarcTs
Van and Stor
age Co. Reduced
rates for 60 rluva
Large vo, 2 men, $125 per nr.; dray, 2
men, $1 per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. 1196
W-ROOM mod, house, 1510 Dorcas. D. 6210!
-ROOM cottage, modern except hear
barn, nice bath. 1HU2 Ohio St. W. 871.
. KPPQ packing & storage
AVWV"U 1.M7 Farnam. D. 6146;
-ROOM house, all modern, tree water.
ivi will. J CI. IJ. iOdU.
$-R. house, mud, ex. ht.. S36 Pk. A v. D. 916.
SIX OOMS, modem, Kouiitij Place;
2127 Lothrop St.. $30. Eeo R. L. Shepard
21 J6 Ixuhrop.
NEW i-room house, modrrn. hot water
heat. Dundee.. Phone II. 2668.
Barns.
GOOD baru, loom for 8 or 10 horses.
1917 Webtter Hu I'all Douglas 43.
fc teres ma (irtlree.
FOR RENT An office with reception
room, reasonable. 614 State P.unk Bldg.
FARNAM
or
17TH STREET
OFFICE LOCATION,
AVAILABLE NOW.
THE BEE BUILDING CO.,
Office Room 103.
Kaunas.
ACREAUK-F.Ql ITY IN ELEVEN LOT.
Splendidly Lorn ted in
WICHITA. KANSAS.
Will sell chenp, or trade for automobile
or equity. Address C. . long, itM S.
I7th St., Omaha. Phone Webaier 511.
SJInoekuia.
NO FAILURES !n Pine county. Minne
sota; close to best markets; choice
lands. a ly cleared. $2u uer acre; eaay
terms. Hunt-Johnson, Hinckley. Minn.
atbistksi
CHEYENNE county, Nebraska lands, for
eale and exchange. Wriie for free
tooklet Chris Hlckey A Co.. Fairbiuy,
Neb., or H. C. Casoelman. Lixlije Pole,
cteyenne county, Nebraska.
FoR SALE best lare body hit,'h-(raue,
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C, tiradity, Wol-i-vch.
Neb. o
Mew I ork.
BAROAINS $2 cash, $2 monthly buya 10
lots ou Long Island, N. Y.; full price, $40
(only $4 each). Vail. 1S3 William St., New
York City, X. Y.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state in the
union; n tilers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on VUcouin Central Land Urant.
stale acres wauled. Write about our
crazing lands. If Interested in fruit lands.
aK lor booklet on Apple Orchards in
lsconsiu. Address Land Dept. ikjo
Luie R., Minneapolu. Mien.
IlKAL ESTATE I
1'AIOI A HAItll I. IMK HH tLK
M iscrllaneon.
IF 1NTKHKSTHI In land In southern
l.iwa and southern Minnesota wr-te tiie
F I. .li. iit-s lmil ' onu si'V, mtrrset. la,
for their list of 2t farms
11FAI, KSTATK KOAXS
WANTKi-CUy loamT I eters Trust Co.
OMaHA homes. Fust Nehraska (arms.
OKFKFi: RLAL K XATK CO..
1016 Omuha Nat l. DoeRlas 2T15.
H A Jil iU.fS i 1 "" "
Omaha Nat l Bank.
HF.AI. KSTATK LOANS
WONKY en hnnd for cttv and farm loans.
H.V. Rind. r. CllyNaUUBnk H1d.
(( CITY LOANS. Ie:Y;la-Carbetg Co.7
"z0. 110-31 2 Rrandeia Theater Hldg.
WANTKD City
loans and warrants.
W. Fa ma n Smith
Co., 1320 Kama in.
H AH R isON M R TON . tli Oni Nat l.
CITY property. Large loans u oeelalty.
W.
II Thomas. 2 state Hank Hidg.
$l'"i lo $10,COO made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bids;,. 18th andFnrhani Sts.
CITY and farm loans, 5. jv,, 6 per cent.
J.H. Pumont Co.. WU Farnam. Omaha.
SKE us first if ymi want a form loan!
Cnltecl States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
rRIVATV. MONKY
To loan on oirnha homes, reasonable
rates.
W. T. SMITH CO .
1111 City National Rank.
KKAIi KSTATK KOU KXCM.WGfc
Pianos for other musical Insirj is IV -017.
A BATH ACT OF TITLE.
KliKH Title liuarantoe and Abstract Co.,
a modern Rbsiract office. 3X S. 17th St.
Phone lipuglns MS7.
RK.EU Abstract Co . oldest abstract of
fica in Nebruaka. 2r Rrandels Theater.
KKAIi KSTATK XOKTH SIDK
Bargain
5-Room Cottage
$1,475
$100 Cash, Balance
$15 Per Month
This la a nice cottage, corner !Wth and
RuRtfles. on Huth St. car line. This hou.sB
is not new, but In Rood condition. Has
city water and gas, paved street, paving
all paid.
Norris & Norris
4K Hee Plda.
Phone OoiiKlaa 4270.
Better See
the houae at 2706 N. 46lh St., if yen want
a atrietly modern, new and up-to-date 1
house. The arrangement la fine, location
good. Has 5 rooms and bath on first floor,
two unf:nl8hed rooms on second floor,
coment cellar, furnace, plenty of closet
space, panelled dlmnK room, decorated
throughout. la un the School for I leaf car
I line. At tho price asked It la the best buy
i on tho market. You can buy on very
easy terms of payment. Don't fall to see
tlila houae. Key at our office.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 2i).
508 Hee Bldg.
FOR SALE 10-room house, attic and
full basement; all modern; hot water
heat; automobile garage and drive, laigs
lot. Inquire owner. 2210 Webster.
MUST sell my modern home on Ames
Ave. at sacrifice; rented at tI6 per
month; I6C0 cash. O 2i6, Iiee.
KKAIi KSTATK SOUTH SIDK
SOUTH OMAIIA, $50 CASH
4-room cottage, with stairway to floored
attic, electric lights, nice cellar, east front
lot, cistern; interior nicely decorated:
house hut S years old, located I'm So. loth
St., lust south of 13th and Missouri Ave.
Trice, $1,600; payments $16 a month. Cph
rent acjolnlnz pasture for cow. Key at
V. Undholt. bii So. 13th St.
C. (J. (JAKLHKKO,
310-312 Hrandeis Theater lildg.
ItKAL KSTATK WKST SIDK
Cathedral District
Modern Home
$5,550
811 N. 36th St.. between Cuming and
Butt Sts . in a splendid neighborhood; on
most beautiful lot. with grand ouk trees,
raving and all other ttreet Improvements
paid mr in full.
House has fine living room. 16x25 feet;
open Orik Ft.ilrca.se, beautiful dining room,
with six windows and a fine built-in
buffet; large kitchen, with built-in cab
inet. On second floor three large corner bed
rooms, with good closets and fine win
dows, tiled bath, floored attic, beautiful
oak floois ami finish, "special' one-panel
heavy doors
You will like the construction, finish,
arrangement and location of this house.
It la only one-half block from Cuming
Ftreet car lines and Remis park and Is
close to the new cathedral.
Charles AV. Martin & Co.
712 Omaha National Rank Hldg.
Phone Tyler 187.
Cosy Brick Cottage
West Farnam
District
We have juat listed a very attractive
brick cottage, nesrly new, So. 4uth St..
right In edge of West Farnajn district,
which owner is com p 'lied to sell quick,
at a real sacrifi.-e. it has a choice east
front lpvel lot Eoxll feet, alley In rear,
with lots of frultcherrles, peaches,
piums, grapes, raspberries, etc., In bear
ing, and still room fur gsrden or chickens
House Is a good sized u-rooin. solid brick
cottage 24U, strictly modern, having
finished uoulile floors w.th n'ce bath
room, combination electric and gas fix
tures, cemented basement and floored
attic. Owing to emergencies beyond
owner's co'itrrl. this proerty can be
purchased for $2,8.7 $ai1 cash, balance on
eeey monthly payments. Liberal discount
for all cash over the required .t-J llrst
jaymint. A rare opportunity to get a
wairn, fcuhstantlul and valuable cottaKe
heneot n real barg.'i'n price. Come in
it phone us and we vv ll f-Udly show you
through the (.roierty.
Payne & Slater Co.
Doug. lOb! Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg.
n ici: six" jmh i:nroT; se
IX WEST EX I)
Hardwood finish and nicely decorated,
at 3M3 Davenport St., for only $3.76o.
House vacant; key first door east.
W. II. GATES,
Room 647 Omaha National Bank
Phone Doug, as l:vi.
lildg.
ItKAK KSTAT hi A CI : K A G K
Acre Bargains
20 acres, all in fine bearing orchard;
food 5-room house. Price $16.uuj.
16 acres; $ acres in fruit ai.d shrubbery,
10 acres in alfalfa; extra fine improve
ments; six blocks to street car line, price
$16.0U0.
acres on boulevard; fine view; im
piovementa cost $A.uo0. Price $6,600.
6 acres, lota of fruit; good location, im
provements first clasa. Price J.'.u'.
3 acres, some fruit land; lays fine, im
provements very good. Price $4.&u
$ acres, same location as last named, all
In fruit. Pr;ce $4.v:o.
acres; on paved street. Just outside'
city limits; goon tt-room house. Price $3,-
r.oo.
6 acres at Benson, unimproved. Price
O'Xeil's It. E. & Ins. Apenev,
lxi Farnam St. Phone Tyler 1024. i
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Act as Though it is in Over
sold Condition.
CORN IS QUITE IRREGULAR
el Ion ( rrenl llplna Many I .
rej-taln Tarns, nllh tome Ileal
Insr Spots I. oner and
Other Higher.
OMAHA. -iet t 1. 1114
There seemed to be huf cue Mde to ; he
wheat market yestetdnv. with the hulls
in control. Net vulns were shown of
''4V hut Ihe N'st j. i ice faili.l to hold.
The market acted as if It was In nil over.
sid condition nul t at the opening of the
lutsiiiens, when there was an advance of
lYu'-'i,c. Further rains were shown later
i nd the general hardening was attractive
lo holders, who secured profits bv sIHn
freely and this was accoiiipaned and fol
lowed by a decline. It must be remem
bered that a great deal of September
wheat was bought the last fortniKht and
that these poti hases created a shortage
that was much lamer than generally be
lieved. Thero was nothlnir In the news at the
opening to cause the wild markets seen.
Some of the speculators who sold out
Inut week and who secured handsome
profits were anou to take a chance on
the bull side again, and part of the buy
ing was credited to the speculators.
Irregularity was the chief characteristic
of corn. Prices for the deferred futures
en.loyed a sharp bulge at the outset,
largely in sympathy with other grains,
but weakness soon displaced the early
advances, which were more than lost.
Resting sivita of the day showed Septem
ber -,o lower, while new crop months
were ,c higher to So lower. Futures
were much aff-cted by the weakness that
developed In cash. Tile eastern demand
Is reported to he pretty well filled up.
Further advances of Sti't cents were
shown in oats. The market was again a
broad affair and was featured by the
liberal buying bv cash houses. Exporters
were again busy end sales ol 7''""
bushels to go abroad were reported. Thete
was free gelling of oats by long, but the
market had little difficulty in absorbinn
thl.i grain and ethacka were not serious.
Winnipeg declared that wet weather In
sections ol Canadian northwest bus
seriously damaged outs. Offerings from
the country were moderate.
Provisions were strong and closed with
substantial advances. 1'heie was further
Investment buying of January products
and no selling of consequence until near
the end of the session, when there waa
evidence of pressjie from the trackers.
The market was helped by the firmness
In grains and higher hog values.
heat was UnJo lower.
Corn waa un. hangcd to o lower.
Oals were unchanged.
Clearances were.: heat and flour equal
to (iif7.ii bushels; corn, l,l) bushels;
oats, ti.mfl bushels.
I'rimary wheat receipts were I.fi2!i.fi0
b'jsheia and shipment 1.1.10,(110 bushels,
against receipts of 2,4i7.0,) bushels and
shipments of SMt.OuO tuish-ila laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.137, COO
bushels and shipments 337. oo bushels,
against receipts of 1, 311.000 bushels and
RKAI. KSTATK ACHE AGE
Big Acre
Henson Acres
$10 Cnsh-$itl u Month
Buy It Fet It out to fruit. You will be
able to make a snlendld profit whether
vou live on It or not. Price $660.
IIASTIN'US A- HF.YDKN, 1614 Harney St.
1.9 Acres
Beautiful View
950-Ft. Frontage.
As a building site, we doubt If it ran
be beat. Will subdivide into several de
sirable sites; level and high; overlooking
Benson; ail in alfalfa. Only $l.l(s; $-0
cash ; $ R a month.
HAST1NOS & II KYPKX. 1614 jlarney St.
An Acre on Lake Street
$15 Cash $15 a Month
Ideal home site; all in alfalfa; 4 acres
adiolnlng sold last week for $1.o. an
acre ensh. We can offer this on our very
low terms for v7.1
HASTIXOS & HLYDKN. 1614 Harney St.
KKAIi KSTATK SI 1U UBAN
Dundee.
New Dundee Home
On Easy Terms
$.1,900 buys a good, new 2-story frame and
stucco house loi atf d on a full lot
Mlxllli feet, i-block from car line,
bavins front vestibule, large living
room, with brick fireplace; den,
dining room. breakfast room,
kitchen and rear vestibule on first
Moor; four corner bedrooms. In
cluding enclosed sleeping porch,
and complete I athroom. on second
floor: onk t'inirh llrst floor, white
enamel finifh second floor; oak
floors triwughout; nil rooms nicely
decorated; full basement, luundry
connections, etc.
Terms: About $1.2uu to $1.0X1 cash, bal
ance ptivnble mnnthlv on building and
loan I lan. Immediate possession. Key
at our ofice.
George & Company
!2 citv National BanU Bldg.
Phone 1 oug.
$500 Cash
Balance Monthly
Buy a good 7-rooni bouse In Dundee,
on Davenport St.. east of 51st St., beauti
ful locution; house well built, nil modern.
Investigate quick. (
D. V. Sholes Co.
913 City Nat l Hank Bldg. Doug. 4
KKAIi KSTATK MTSCKMi AXKOr S
H. H. Harper
101:5-14 City Xat?.-nal liank
I'uiilding.
Phone Douglas
2596
Lots in 19 dil'ferpiit addi
tions. Terras $1.00 cash and
$1.00 per week. If you want
a huild'ns? lot in Omaha, South
Omaha, Benson or Dundee
TELEPHONE
Douglas 2596
H. H. Harper
1013-H City National Dank
Building;
T-ROOM houie. rem. tor I, Km. must be
sold at once; $d will handle .: ti. 4TIL
NKW 7-room bouse, lot, CJ'j ft. front.
171 N. 2.-th, :,0VJ.
sh'pmcnta of &.. bushels ImM er.
I'limary oats receipt were I xl: oi
buslwls. and shipments v.4.ti bushels,
apainst recetit of 2.l"l.il bushe s and
fhlpnients ol wovo bushels last veal.
C.VKlxiT RKCI1PTS
XV he.tt. ( ', ru
ChVaRo ,1 i;
Mtnncapc.is .' . .
oh Is
I'uluth n:
Omaha :!' SK 43
Kansas Clly 3; IK 11
St l.ouis M 4J 4.'
W'nnlpeg ::4.'
Thes- sa'ts were reported todav .
Wheat: No. i hard wmier. 1 car $101.
1 ru $1.'; No : haul sltiier, I car $1 if.
1 car $1 On; No 4 hard winter. 1 car Jl (. .
No. 2 durum. 2 csrs tl el ; No. It durum
(mlxedi, 1 car $1.H. Oals. No. 3 white.
15 ears 47V'. No. 4 white. 2 cam 4V, S
cars 4714c; no giaiie. 1 car (6i-c Corn:
No. I yellow. 2 cars MSc I car ...V; No.
3 yellow, 3 cars levvc, No. 3 yellow, 1 our
7."'c; No, 6 yellow. 1 car .'4c; No I
mixed, 1 car 7.1c; No. I mitril, 1 car 7.1c;
No. a mixed, 1 car 'i.x-, 2 cars 741v, 1 car
74c; No fi mixed, I ,-ara 74c.
Ieead Live Stock Two
Omaha Cash 1". l.f - Wh-at : No. 2
hard. $1 04Vi I 07 ; No $ hanl. $1 s::i
l.(H; No. 4 hard. 94rJi$l.o6; No 2 Sir1iig.
$1 041.' No. 3 gprlng. $1.03'i 1 H7. No. 2
duium, $1 (XV-i 1 01 : No. 3 durum, !cft$l (O.
Corn: No 2 white. 76V'l 76'o : No 3
whltcv 7Aui'76t,c: No, 4 while. 7.1 u'7'ic; No.
? vellow, 76', .i7.i'c: No. $ y How. 7oi
7f',c; No. 4 yellow. 744,i'7.1c; No 2 mixed.
74,'u7.V; No 3 mixed, 74ii7Sc. No 4
mixed, 74Vii74'c Oats: No 2 white. 4. V1
4c; standard, 47H''!f 7V; No. 3 w hite.
47.,'t4:i.c; No 4 white. 4;ji47'Hc Barley:
Malting 7(til6c; No. 1 feed. tv.i!V. live:
No. 2, WtS:r'c; No. 3, X,SSV.
t HicAi.o .H4i . rnoviiniM
Krai urea of the Trading and t loalusr
Prices on Rosrri of Trade.
CHICA(i(l. Scot. 1 -Reports that fai 01
rs we.ro showing a disposition to sell
more freely than baa i-ecenily been Ihe
case hud oonlilornbl, to do today with
a downturn In the price of wheat. The
market closed unsettled. 7ttilV under
last piftlit. Corn showed a in t decline, of
N'oUe. and oals of 'nc to l'ii'lc. In
provisions the outcome, vnrhd from a
drop of ,1.1 cents to 7'"-c advance.
Country offerings of wheat to Chlcairo
houses weie reported as having Increased
and Kansas City was said to have loaded
.'(.I'I.ikhi bushels for shipment lure, the
Kansas City market being on a full ship
ping basis
Profit taking by speculators who le
lieved that 23 renla advance In the Inst
weok:( was enough for the present formed
a drag on wheat throughout the day al
tliouiili fresh buying led at one time to
:i decided rally. Elevators and export
concerns purchased a good deal of wheat
on tho setbacks today, especially near
the end of the session after news was
received that Ureal Britain had arianged
ta pnv for all grain seined during tho
progress of the war
Oeneral rains hnd a bearish effect on
corn, and so also did a decided Increase
of available supplies. Speculation, how
ever, wns Inactive
A bli: trade was on in oats. Heavy
deliveries to holders of September con
tracts depressed tho market, but the sea
board became .1 free buyr on the decline.
Shipping sales aggregated h'Unio bushels.
Export "nil showed no letup.
Provisions averaged lower on account
of September deliveries being on a large
scale. Hlfrlu r prices for hogs were vir
tually Ignored.
Orain prices In eiiL-ago, furnished by
Txinaii Bryan. HI S. 16th St.:
I Article open. I High.! Low. I Close.) Yes y.
Wheat. I
Sept '1 roHfr
I
1 imi 1 (",; 1 10 1 1 111,
I I I
1 in 1 1 12': 1 i4i 1 1114
1 10
Ireo
I lViifi
1 Hi
May. 1 2-2'?il
1
1911 1 21V 1 2-ni
79 i 7!(Ve
7l', 724,1 72v
7SW 74 I 744
I I
47S. 48 KVAi
rdRiVu"!! ti'.'s
M I 64H!'1I105
I 1 21V
Corn
Sept
I
7s:
73 1
Dec..!72Vi
I'sl
May.l74'(i
71'.
74 v
Oata I
I
Sept.lis'k
4SI
4S
Deo..lf.lV.2'J
May
IS' 'n'i
Pork
Sept
Jan.
I 20 00
t 22 SO
20 10 I 20 00 I 20 00 I 20 55
22 90 I 22 66 23 72V! 22 82Vt
i i;vi a S3V
1 1H 1 10 22H
1 37Vt! 10 421
Lard I I
Sept. I 10 20 I
ict.. I 10 :rri,!
Jan.. I 11 I") I
Kllis ! !
Sept. I 12 6T, I
Oct.. I 12 47'tl
Jan.. I II tuW.
10 2-!'l 10 1.1 I 10
10 47u m ar I 10
11 00 '10 S2-Ri"10 87-WI 11 00
12 (! I 12 GO I 12 60 I 12 ,124
12 52'4 12 35 I 12 37V,I 12 40
11 76 ! 11 ID I 11 671 11 674
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 red,
ILlOtifil.lSl; No. 2 hard. $1 10''n l.l.li,.
Corn: No. 2 yellow, TUVueoSc; No. 3 yel
low, fOuSOi.e. Oats: No. 3 white, 4s':f
4!(V4c; standard, 41Wi4ti'4c. Rye: No. 2,
W-ic Barley, ssfo sac. Timothy. $6 70.
nover. $1S of. pork, nominal. Lard, $10.16
1610 17. Ribs, $12.12Vol262H.
Rl'TTKU Steady; creameries, Jm-fiTOe
KKiOS lower; receipts. 12.642 caws; at
mark, cases Included, IK'rr2:!o; ordinary
firsts. 2(Wi21c; first 21 '4.11 22c.
P( 1TAT1 ilCS Tnsettle I ; receipt. 10 car;
Jersey. 7"i90c: Michigan, lil'iiVsc, Mlnne
rota, 621(i.1c; Wisconsin, (i3,)iJ5c.
POULTRY I Jve lower: springs, 13c;
fowls, lf'C. "
Mew York (ieneral Market. a
NKW YORK. Sept. 1 SI 'liA R - Raw.
market firm; molasses, ST7c; centrifugal,
6('2c; refined, steady: cut loaf, 8.1.1c;
crushed. 8.05c; mold "A," 7.70c; cubes,
7 Toe; XXXX powdered. 7.40o; powdered.
7 3.1c; fine granulated. 7 2,c: diamond "A,"
7.25; confectioners "A." 7. lie; No. 1, 7 die.
Bt'TTFR-Market Bleady - and un
changed: creameries, extras. 31l4'ii32c;
flrrta, 2MH'l31c; seconds. 2Ciri2Sc: process
extras, 2,ri,2,11c; ladles, current make,
firsts, 231V24e; seconds. 22M(23o: packing
stock, current make. No. 2, 21fU'22c.
CHEKSK Irregular: receipts. 8.600 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh white and colored,
special. 16'.c; state whole milk, average
fancy. 18i18Vc; skims. 3'f14e.
FRl! Firm: rerelpts, 20,;00 cases; fresh
gathered extras. Hfi31o; extra f'rsts. ?7fi
2Se; firsts. 2i,14'ri-'61'4c; seconds. 24?r2.1c;
stale, Pennsylvania and nearbv hennrry.
whites. 3,Vci36c; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby gathered whiles. !M!37c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns,
SnffiiS2e; stste, Pennsvlvsnla and nearbv
gathered browns and mixed colors, 23't
21ic.
POCLTRY Dressed firm; western
chickens, frosen, 141200 ; fowls. 12'if l'.UiC;
turkevs 1f26c.
POl'LTRY Live steady, western 'hick
ens, broilers. 1HfflSSc; fowls, I7.1J USc ;
turkeys,
Kansas ( :r drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sdt. I.-WHKAT-No.
hard. $1 0f,fi1 crt; No. 2 red. $106'-107;
2
s
mber, $i.nt; Decemlier. $ln7,; May,
$1.14S
i -c III V--Vr. S mlveil Tiie' Vn ? wtiltA
sO?;i()ic: September, 7"i-; December, to't
''('e: Mav.
OATS No. i white, Wc;
4l(i Ike
Ill TTKR Creamery, 28it
No. 2 mixed,
; firsts. 2Siir;
seeonos nv: pacsing, -ic.
KOOS Firsts, 22v4jc; seconds. ISc.
POl'LTRY-Hens, lie; broilers. 16'4e.
Oiaahn liar Market.
OMAHA Neb . Aug Jl. I'RAIRIK
HAY Choice i.idand. none here, ill f.0;
No. 1. none here. $11.00; No. 2. S OYrr 10. On;
No. 3. $6 fsrjj-s 00; choice midland, none
here, til. 00; No. 1. $10 Vi; No t. $V00,J
1000; No 3. l(J0tiK.(Ju; No. 1 choice low
land. $((HVfl0i; No. 2. $7.0OU9(0, No. 3.
$.nv,i7.ni.
STRAW Choice oat or rye. $A.00rB6 W;
choice wheat. $4 Mt!., .no.
ALFALFA Strictly choice. $!t.Vil4 1:
No. 2. $' 5o10 .Vi; No I, 512 (Jot? 11 00; No. 3,
not wanted, $7.0i'rt'.i.OO
Minneapolis (.rain Market.
MINNKAPOLIS. Setd. I.-U'H KAT
September. II 14.: Iiecember, $1 Vi; No.
1 hard. $1.24S; No. 1 northern. II 1'Vi
1.23S: No. I northern. $1 LlSl ilS
FI.OCR Cnchanged.
PARLKY-62ij7('.
RYK 8S9f'e.
FHA X 423.00.
CORN No. $ yellow. 7Vfj7c.
OATS-No 2 white, 4T14H47S4C.
FIAX-$l.MVal 2H.
Evaporated Applea and Dried Frails
NKW YORK. Sept. l.-BVAPORATK-D
APPLF-S Market, quiet.
OKIKD KRI ITS-Prunes. steady; apri
cot, dull and easy; peaches, quiet; rais
ins, dull
Hank ( lrarlnas.
OMAHA, Held. 1-Rank clearings for
Ouibha today were $2.s94.u3!.ll4 and for the
corresponding day last year $-(,222 006.44.
Metal Market.
BT. inns. Sept. 1 -MKTALS-Lead
quiet, tvlter vy at t'M.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts for Mondav and
Tueiday Ahead of Last Year.
FEEDERS FIRST TO EE S01D
llou Receipts re II ore Than
llonble those of Moiula. While
Ihe "hern linn Holds I n
In l.noil 1kir. j
I
SOI TII OMAHA.
Receipts wete Cattle
official Monday 12..V2
I'stliuated today f,. aii
Sept 1. 114 j
Hogs Sheep. 1
4.2:0 42.su !
il,!"!
Two days this week bl. 3.12 1.l.:2.i 77 3 IS
Same days last w e k . .1.1 f. I2.l:l '.1 T6
Same days 2 w ks ago .12. 4 .4 1.'. i',0.J
Siitor dnva S w ks ago.. 7.H2 .1.741 2.9ul
Same davi 4 wks ago.. 7.l"'4 6b .V..2119
Same davs last yeir ..1647 12,316 ..1,774
The following table shows the price for
tugs at the South Omaha I've stock mar
ket for the lant few days, with compari
sons :
Date pi!4 l'US f12 ilPlLlSit. .
Aug.
Aug
A !!;.
v nn
ug.
Aug.
Aug.
A iiv.
Aug
Aug
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept,
17,8 7i'l
11 I 8 (MV
hi : s s?s
M ; N 'J4'. '
; 8 V
22 I S Sl'V
t UK. 7
'i 7 67; 6 44
l
lis;
6 24 7 72 41
21; 7 14 6 31
s Os
04
S W.
1 1
s: 1
: '
s n
1 n
' I
: i
I Si 1
7 CI,
7
7 271
7 27.; S 1.4
7 4 .1' 6 1' I
1 ;.J
a 101 7
8 16' 7
I 1
S 2.1 1
H 31,
S 31 ' '
S S3 7
S 16 7
H 2 7
lb! X 61 I
00 8 HI,
Mi S 70
12, 8 67
; S 6;'
13'
I. 1 ( 111
II. ! 01
02 K 4
l'7! 8 7;
7 61
,' .;' 6 32
7 71 ti ?4
7 (Hi 6 SS
8 7'iH
h 7vtt
8 7SU'
k 74'n
S MS,
S !1'S
7 6' 6 41
fi?
6 4,
6 47
;i)
I
s iV
6 f.2
6 45
1.
Sundav .
Receipt and disposition of live stock
nt the I'nlon Stock yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
p. 111. yrsterdav: ,
ItLOKtrTS-OARS.
Cattle. Hogs Slip.
C , M. & St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'nlm Pacific
C. N. W., cast
C. N. V., west
C., St P . M. A o
('.. B. Q . ,-ast
C.. R. & Q.. west
C, R. I P.. east
C , R 1. Ac P., west
Illinois Central
Chicago Orcat Western
6
p
1
!:t
4s
31
6
Total receipts 2211 130 124
DISPOSITION-HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Morris A Co
1.063
6.6
Swift and Company
Oiidahy Pkg. Co
A rinoiir (. o
Morrell
Lincoln I'kg Co
So. Oinaba Pkg. Co...
Pt. ciHlr Pk. Co
W. H. I'lilisnnt Co
Benton. Vnnsant vi L
Hill Son
V. H. Lewi
Huston A Co
J. B. Root A- Co
J. H. Billa
I . . 1'. Host:
Rosensteck Bros
McCrcery &- Kellogg ..
Werlhebner liegen
II. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
Mo ,vi Kan. Calf Co.
Christie
Hlgglna
Hinfman
Roth
Meyer
('afsber
Baker. Jone Smith
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
D. Ac F
Klein
other buyers
Ml
1.74S
l.r.o
1.17-1
1.6"S
2.77H
5. Sin
116
102
I 1.1
17
91
201
IH7
11
4K1!
176
712
61
101
2.1
42
106
6
3
7
10
8
43
M
HI
74
1,141
1.W
Totals
C.VTTLK While
K7K4 1,1.16
29.H0
thn lecitntn ivf i-aiii,
wire liberal at nil point for a Tuesday
they looked ainall aa compared with the
heavy run of yesterday. For the two
liny Ihn receipt at this point foot up
18. .1.12 head, being the largest of any
week, In fact, the Inrgest of any similar
period since the oianlng of the range
season and lurger than a year ago bv
almost 2.000 head. The market openeil
slow nnd dull as buyers wore Inclined to
await report from other selling points
before buying very heavily.
Feeders were the first cattle to sell and
the desirable kinds were in active de
mninl at good, firm prices, while the
trade was reasonably active. The less
cl.slrablo kinds did not move so freely,
being in rather slack demand, but still
thev sold fully as well a yesterday
i.ood corn fed beeves were In demand at
prieea that were fully steady with yester
day. Among the offerings were yearlings
good enough lo bring $M oo drass beev"s
wero Hiw and weak to fiiilOc lower than
jeslentay.
Oanner cow and heifer were steady
and In good demand, the same as yester
dav. The better grades of beef cows were
slow and no more than steady at yester
day a ciecllne.
(Quotations on cattle: Qood to choice
cornfed beevee, t?i.ft0j 10.26; far to good
rornfed beeves, $1 ,7y.9 W); common to fair
cornfed beeves, $7.7(4ia.75; good to choice
tango steers. $7 40-y an; fair to good rang
steers, $6 717.40; common to fair range
steers $6 OOhiUil; good to cholcn grass
oovvs, $6.2541,. 75; fair to good grades, $..A0
ii.2.1; common to fair grades, 3. 7.V& fi. W);
good to choice atockers and feedera, ;.
SjVUO; fair to good stockrrs and feeders.
J6.7rii7.fO; common to fair stocker and
feeder, $6.(MiO 7f.; stock cows and hetfera
$Ti.2f(Hi.7.1; stock calv es, $6 (Kue 00, veal
calves, 1 OXfl 10 SO; bulls, stag, etc., $1.2,"Ktf
7.00.
BFEF BTKEttS.
At. Pr No. Av. 1r
...120 IS M XS 10 U
.. . 74 41) IS tM 10 10
No.
41 . . .
13...
NKRRASKA.
0 " 921 fi 16 7 steers.. ..1014
li feeders.. KHO 7 US 4 cows kv2
4 cows 912 fi 60 4 cows U0
If heifers. ..127.1 ( nO 4 rows.. 1iK!
8 feeders.. 7a7 10 7 feeder. . Iir2l
47 feo-lers.. 690 7 00 20 feeders. .1131
11 rows 976 6 00 26 feedera.. 941
16 heifer .. kill 6 00 13 feeder.. 763
U feedera.. f.v) fi 61 12 feeders.. N12
6 feeder.. M2 6 i,1 21 feeders.. 9.
6 TO
f 21
4
6 00
6 96
7 15
6 91
7 of.
6 65
6 M)
7 20
7 40
4 conn Hi, h 7.
Fiic dls & 8.
I feeder. 1230 7 4 1
17 f eders. .10.11
Nelu aka
il feed-is .Had
Ld Hrubaker,
38 feeders . S34 6 90
Nebraska.
II. A. Msvs, Nebraska.
11 feeders.. Suj 6 73 c, cows 1133
L inders P.ros., Nebraska.
f9 feeders. 1175 7 60 ,1k feeders. .1170
2 feeders. IduO 6 6.1 23 cows 962
Fred KlllnMhausen. Nebrwaka.
9 feeder... 'i1 6 M a belfori... 620
2 h jli'ets... 7J0 u 7i 1 c ow 7Mi
,1 HO
7 t
6 60
6 2.1
4 4)
7 20
WYOMIXfi
14 fct'ertt.
7 2o
33 feeders. . !
9 feeders.. If, I
34 steers.. .1217
6 cows 143T
SI feeders.. 64S
19 feeders. .1ho
43 steers. ...11(J4
2 feedera.. 1111
t cone 990
feeders.
ll'K)
7 20
7 i"i
7 60
6 Ki
7 10
7 10
7 65
00
7 2i 1
7 1 elfera...H2
7 60
6 00
7 10
7 m
7 10
66
6 50
41 21
9 sieere
1241
, !M4
, 961
1'9J
llKS
efiO
17 cows
7 feeders.
It steers
2. feeders. .
1 heifer....
11 cows
$ cows
10 feeders.,
1 steer
6 cons
WVOMINO.
.1061
25
3 cows WA
9 feeders... 1 2u3
f,4 feeilers... 971
6 rows 1042
. 941
114
. 990
5 M
7 l
6 65
15
7 611
6 65
6 66
10.10
J.
6 cowe. .
4 cows. .
M. Carey A
Hrofl.. Wyoming.
2.1 cows 1014 f 2S
4 teers 1145 7 36
.... r.i E 70
...99U 4 5
811 steers.... 1165 7 36
y, stwrs 1141 7 26
3ft steers 1146 7 36
27 steers 114H 7 36
Swartz. Collins A Osborne, Wyoming
20 tera llvi 7 60 40 steers 1234 8 0)
4 steers 1167 7 00
Diamond C. Co . Wyoming.
7$ feeders. .1033 00 27 heifers .. 912 7 00
50 cow s UC,2 10
Al Williams. Wyoming.
feeders . PA 0 M
T. V Sweet, Wyomlna.
22 steers ... 111$ 7 16
23 feeders.. U104 7 CO
F. Mr Kinney, Wyoming.
10 steer. . . Hu 6 90
Spear-Zimmerman C. Co., Wyoming
1! steers. ...li7 7 11 feeders.. 1161
7 steers.... 114U 7 15 23 heifers... 101
1J cows 917 75 94 steers.. ..1154
10 cows li'U 50
H. A. I.uddeke. Wyoming.
41 steers. . .1214 7 15 steers. ...1213
K. 1. Iech, Wyomlna.
1 feeder.. 1170 7 u
SOl'TH DAKOTA.
1J btifers... 73 $ 75 U heifers... tV4
? 00
7 1$
7 05
7 IS
3 steers . .
21 feeders.
22 steers . .
41 steers . .
.111.1
. w
1KN
6 .10
6 :.l!
7
6 10 I
Big Horn T.an.l A Cattle Co, Colnraibv
112 feeder. .17..1 S 10 .-, feeders. .1274 7 70
;0 slee-s . . 127V 7 7o
William oreineshrr. S mth Duk 'ls
21 steers . 76 6 ?o 1 steers . . STt'. 6 50
It S Hii'd. South Dakota
V2 slei ts ul 7 4'" 11 steers .. .li'7
II II Brown, South Dakota
12 rows ... 7 '4 4 4,1 S cow a 742
16 co as . .. 770 ft 70 17 cows .... "i.ir
J H West over, South Dakot.i
41 feeders IMS 6 7")
7 20
4 4.1
COLORADO
"0 stc. rs . 12M 7 fit fl steers .
?l siiers . I. k m 37 steers .
". I steers L'yi S fi
MONTANA.
S;r Iti-os , Montana
1322
. 1 :v
00
1 110
.13 steers. . . .
N cows. . . .
13 feeders..
12 feeder. .
R
1047 6 71 l steers .
SST 6 7S 13 feeders
1 4 6 2 I feeders
6i7 6 ( .1 bulls. . .
b
MM
(
. l.Ol
6 7.1
7 i
6 1,1
5 6.
7 Id
M Vail dls. Montana.
3.1 steers . 1117 7 15 31 steers ... hS
D. Btindlev, South Dakota.
. sleet.. . 1247 7 40
D. O Kelly
, Montana.
16 cow s. . .
I bull
22 steers.
6 steer.
1(in 7 3n
M10
I2
6 1.1
f. 50
b82 7 21
A. Swenson
1 steer IOisi 7 60
Montsna.
!i steers. . .
10 steers . .
. Montana.
4 cows
.1311
.1224
S helferr. .IPW 7 25
C H Thrx
5 steers .... !'H 7 ( 4 cow 1017 6 IS
.1, steers IK 7 61
.1 C Anderson
Montana
1 f. d.
1 st era
. 121 7 7
lis 7
1C. Kelly
..KM 7
3 steers... 1186 7
Montana.
2 steers
12 steers. .
0 cow s . .
F.
li Slert. .
Ml, bile
3 cow s . .
1 steer .
sle rs .
l'V40 6 w
.1112 6 2.1
V."-":,,r"; .
17 cow s sei il .VI
1' steers l:w i M
hi feeders . . 7.i 6 7o
I" steers . ...1171 7 2o
steers e 6 ."
. 11.10 1 .1 1 n.wii 1,, t
Fort Cattle Co. Montana. SIOCX CITY. la. Sept. l.-CATTLK
(i.v am 1 teer ' 7 Hi 1 Receipts. bead; market steadv; native.
U 7 ( S3 steers luM 7 ( steers. 57 21 cin s.1; bote hers, $.1..1o'ii7.5(1;
Hi 7 (V. 42 cow b'll tiioicows ami heifers. $.1 7.1 ci 6 40; stoeker and
lloiiS-Kstimated receipt were I Hi cars,
or !'.l"ln hes.1. bringing the two ibivs- total
up to 13.2211 Till is almost l.ooo larger
than a week ago. ami about the same
number heavier than for the correspond
ing days last veer
Such shipping order howed up Ibis
morning wete lll'ed at figure that weie
at b ast loc higher, best kinds selling
as high as $'i 2V Pa -kers however, were
very bearish sgaln tht morning, and In
plt of the fn.-t that other uiarKOta were
reported a opening tnr,iger, they made
their opening bids ut price that were
at least a nickel lower. Nothing moved
on tin i-asis. a sellers were noiuin ior
stionger prices, but Instead of bracing
up values anion slumped off until such
bid as were made looked to be a flat
f. KS' lower. $MM beliii- -;ie popular
f'gure. of course, this made Ihe traile
If anything duller than ever, and It was
well along toward 11 o ciock nerore mucn
of anything was 1d. Buyer refused
to Isdter their bid to any not icea me
I extent, and after holding out for lhe.,ipe (hn, (n, nlprt situation will how
gicHicr run 01 me ii. ii-ii. .mi r,,,':,ir , ( miilei lal improvemeni neiore mr nu'oin
finally started ca-sliing the'r holding on I now nVallable have been seriously im
the basl named, that I right at nti'loc I ,,Brd Rio '7 wers cpioied at 7c and
lower thn Monday average. Santos 4 at 12c. The Rio market wa
The trade to show snv I'fe at any time, rirm nrt( unchnnKed at the close yester
and the supply continued to move very rtnv T()e Santo curb wn KM rel lower.
iow-ly. with values shov.-uu practically i u '.,.. , Ulr, ,wo Riaxtllun ports. 8,00
no change, it was auer iniu-uay ni'i.irn
an' soil 01 a Clearance was inup, anil
even at till time there were a lew scat
tering loads uneold. The big end of the
killer siiles was made at $'. with quite
a showing at $19,1, and a sprinkling of
shlprlng hog 11 11 the way up to $.1 20,
the top.
No.
At.
.116
s;
j
j,i
:;3
me
1
.m
r
17(1
Sh.
No.
M .,
(II ..
a...
r.i ..
74 ..
ru ..
41 ..
...
71...
Ill . .
JT...
6 ..
J ,
Tl
Ar
Kid
.r
?;o
2l
h.
r-.
1 i
H .11
01
(Hi
OV
0-
OT'fc
111
10
in
10
10
I III
1J
:
II
II.
11
H
70
II
M
(..
t
sn
H lil
to
I 1(1
(m
t
I n
M
I tM
I '
I M
M
I ft
M
(VI
n
1x1
0
HI
!JI
nl
P
nu
:4
"S
4S
JM
.ITS
.:t!
f4
i
no
Ml
IM.
I..
I 4
l.
TS.
M.
!IS
:ti
Ml
47
00
FHI.KP-H,ith the local market and
Chicago had good run of sheep and
Initios again thin morning, the supply here
footln ( up Sl.ouoo head an compared with
17,64 1 a w tck ago, 21. Oi two week ago
ami 27. KK a year ago. This make Tor
the llrst two days of the week a very lib
eral run. Tho percentage of feeder ot
tering, wns much the same a yeterday.
both us to else and quality, as usual,
feeder lambs predominating and Ilia aged
feedera were still In very moderate sup
ply. Kverythlng In the line of fat sheep and
Inmb wa soon disposed of alter sorting
and prices generally were steady to strong
with vestonlii.. und In one or two cases
p sslbly 11 shade higher. It was a very
satisfactory market from the sellers'
standi olnt, considering the liberal re
ceipt at Chicago and here, both yester
day and today and In view of thn fact
that Chicago nnd some of the other
p, lots reported How trade with easier
tendency to priis. ir unj thing the clear
ance wa belter than Monday with the I
bulk of the lambs moving around $7.0Cr
7.35, yeaillng $130 and such ewes as
were here ut $1 60. Few If any uld weth
ers were In sight.
The feeder trade was much the same as
yesterday both as to supply and demand,
though whllo a good many feeding lambs
fold at steady prices others were a shade
lower. The bulk of the sale was made at
$4I.IW(ri So. Owing to the scarcity of aged
leeder offer tigs pi Ices on them were
little If anv different, there being noma
fis'illng ewe at $.I.Wt1.76.
Quotations on range sheen and lamb:
Ijimbs, good to choice, $7.20tr7.4o; lambs,
lair to good, $7.lofi7 .20; iambs, feeders.
$i) 2.1(811.05; yearlings, good lo choice, $14f8i,
5 90; yearling, fair to good, $5 lfci.40,
yearling, feeder. $6 ifyiG 80; wether.
good to choice, $5 00rd,1.15; wether, fair to
good. $l.(nfi6 (0, wethers, feeder. $4 804?
4 70; ewes, good to aiolre, $4.8 f d.90; ewe. I
fair to good, $4,6014 80; ewes, teedots, $3.40 i
4-39I).
No.
Ids Wyoming fat ewes
326 Oregon ewes and wethern.
2u2 Wyoming fat ewes
141 Wyoming fat ewes
21 Wyoming fat ewes
202 Wyoming fat ewes
fH Idaho fat ewes
141 Cull fat ewes
23 Wyoming fat ewes
22., H. D. fat ewes
166 Wyoming fat ewes
4.1 Wyoming fat ewes
114 Wyoming fat ewes
226 Wyoiipng fat ewes
43 Idaho fut yearlings
20 Idaho fat yearlings
2K W yoining fat yearlings
l'1 Idaho fat lamb
' Idaho fat lambs
N3 Wyoming fat Iambi
191 Idaho fat lambs
226 Idaho lat lamhs
169 Idaho fat lambs
270 Wyoming fat lambs
40 Oregon fat lamhs
I4.17 Wyoming fat lambs
2,7 Wyoming fat lambs
117 Wvoming fat lambs
L7 Wyoming fut lamhs
170 South Dakuta lat lambs..
54 Wyoming fat lambs
134 Wyoming fat l.trnl.s
491 Wyoming fat lambs
7 cull lamb
frOO cull lambs
4
4
4
W Nebra-ka fat lamb 4o
164 Net raska fut bimbs 41
71 Wyoming fat luuili .
219 Wyom.ng fat lambs..
276 Wyoming fat lumbs .
142 Wyoming fat lambs .
$) Wyoming fat lamhs .
1.162 Wyoming fat lambs.
I'M Idaho feeding lamhs
(6 Idaho feeding Ism La .
344 Idaho feeding Iambi..
6L1 Wyoming fat lambs .
ftrf) Wyoming fat lambs .
175 Oregon fit lambs ....
349 Oregon fat lamha
183 Wyoming fat ewe ...
11 W.v omlng fat ewes...
103 Wyoming
895 Wyoming
1'2 Nebraska
20 Nebraska
192 Wyoming
65 Wyoming
rat ewek...
fat ewe ..
fat ewes...
fat ewes...
fat ewes .
fat ewes...
746 Wyoming fat
wea. . . .
1!4 cull fat ewes
1(1 Nebraska cull awca
145 Nebraska cull twes
1. Joseph Live Block Market.
BT JOSEPH, Sept. 1 CATTLK Re
ceipts, 1.80b head. Market steady; steers.
t7.(VuK'.2o; cowi and heifers. $4 25ir9 25,
calves. $6fXTji 10 50.
IKMIS Receipts, t.fioo head. Market
higher: bulk of sales, $9 1M9 25.
till EKP AND I-AMR8 Receipts, 400
head. Market steady; lambs, $6.75fT7.35.
Kansas Clly Live Stork Market.
KANcsAf CITY. Kept. 1 CATTLK Re
ceipts. 12 000 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, $8.76srlo 80, dressed leef steers,
1 17. 1r1i11V.au; western steers. t"'Pi.,
A v. Pr. I
..101 4 40
..KM 4 7R
. .100 4 40
..100
..116
..111
. .nil 10
..91 3 M -
94 1 8,1 1 faK3acazcaBri
on q . . . . mm
. . 91 I liO I J
.. 92 3 50! H
.. 94 3 M'W
..91 J &V
. . 93 6 75
..16 5 25i
..73 5 60, 1
..77 7 00 B
. . 75 7 00
.70 111 Q
..63 7 SO sj
,. 66 7 30
. . ; 7 so ! I
, . 69 7 20 I I
. . 491 7 I I
. . 69 7 20 1
..61 7 0) J
,63 .III J
.63 7 00 J
,.55 lu B
.. 64 7 'i B
. . r. 7 () a
. . 4S 6 91 B
..47 n
. . 4:1 71
6 1.) , 9
oi;f
.... 4 6 NJ I
56 6 5.1
55 6
....56 6 H6
....64 t 60
. ... 56 7 00
.... 56 6 60
.... 59 40
.... 59 9
....65 8 90
....) 6 90
.... 51 6 S6
.... 5k 6 H5
....KX 4 70
. ... 96 3 76 ; 0
. ... 99 4 65 I
....10$ 4 70 1
. ... 91 4 70
.... 4 70
....87 S
. ... 67 4 W I
....108 S90
.... 81 8 10 I
. ... 85 J 75 I
.... 92 $ 75 I
ITa.itockera and. ftedcrs, $6 2b18 65,
bulls,
$. '"f; V71. cull es, ;
III M IS- P..,celpts.
higher:, bulk of rn
$ ' ".In'' T.. l,.(cle s
? :tf: hclit. ji nri.:i
'i '1 1" .in.
0 7e0 head: market',
les li ',i.:: heavy,
and butchers. $9. lOip
OIKS. $.(1?11
I SDKl.P ,N1
j liee.l, iiial k, 1
I yenrlincs. $7,
cw es, $1 7.1,1 .1 1.1
A M MS - Receipts. 15.0OI
sl ndv ; lambs, $7.0 Q'7.4";
lid", veth-rs. $..(.i5.40;
(111( 41.11 I llll Tl)( K M4.RKRT
( nllle I'lrm llous
t rema
in
Hlaher.
CIIICAOO. Sept I CAT I LK Receipts,
4,111 ii-ad. market firm, beeves. fi.7.1d!
1 '.!: steer. t6.3M1 ft; stoi kers and
fenlers. B .'i',i VI,, cow- and helfeis. $3.!
His 40, calv es. $;.V 11.21.
HcilS - Ret eipl. 1 !.(i; market strong
to KV hlM'ier. bulk of sales, $t.0iii9.4S;
light. $1 lon'i 1V1; mixed, $s.sti4ij m heavy,
$1 lOirl'.fio. rough, ii,is.ci; pigs, V'.eW
S 21.
MIl'I'T AND LAMBS Receipt. X.l
bead, market, stes.lv to pic lower; heep.
$l.7"iftft; yearling. $.1.4HiS.35; lambs,
$7.7.Vu7.'U.
I. I.nnl I. Ire llnck Market.
ST. UH'iS, Sett. 1. ( ATT LhV-Receipt
ii, 4, ml head: tnaiket steady; natlv
beef ste. rs. $7 tii',1 10..1.' . cows and heifers.
. I J-l iHlir' K stocker and feeders, fS0Cii7.RO;
2! '., southern steers $n.oo4iN.2.l; cows and
1 helfrs, $4.',ii; .," natlvo calves, $6.00f((i
11 01
Ho(lS-llecelts, s.iV.I bead; market
higher: pig and lights $7.iu J.60; mixed
n,l butchers. $:i..'V, ml "; good heavy,
.l.4(Vi9 6,1
SIIKK1' AND LAMBS-Receipt. 9.W
head: market stendv ; native muttons,
$4 ii.1 K); lamb. $7 fi 7. HO.
.lon (Hi- Ihr Moek Mnrkel
feeders. .li(ii i calves, $6 .( ' li 10.0. bulls.
Macs tc.. $.1.S0i0 in.
lloilS -Receipt. 3.7i0 head:, market ,ff
1 Hi.' lower; henv v $ !Mi.lrt; mixed. $s.,
: W; light, $H.Mik s2; bulk of sales.
S li'U...,,
SI I 111: I' AND I. A MBS Recelpta. 1 0(0
head; no cpiotatlons
(offer Marke.l.
NKW YORK. Sept. l.-t'OFFEB Tn
market for spot coffee wa a tlad eler
here today. W hile Importer still claim
that It Is Impossible to nil v on anyining
normal scale In Hrr.ll. owing in
the unsettled ltotlon with reference to
International payment, coffee Is known
to be accumulating In the Interior of tho
producing country, and '" and freight
offer received here recently have been
very low as conipnred with spot quota
..,' TM la considered resnonsihle for
checking the demand fro mroaater and
1 distributor who are now said to be
; foe' Immediate needs only In tho
baurs; Jimd!
idlnhy, 10,000 bags.
Declare Austria
Annexes Servia
PAT11P, Hept. 1. dlspntch li the
ll.ivas agency from ft. Petersburg any .
tho workmen In that city have nddreasnl
a petition to the government asking ait
Interdiction on the sale of alcoholic bev
erages during the war.
The dispatch udda that the nallelan pr!
cmr say Austria has Ismed A manifesto
1 tclailng Scrvia has been crushed and
annexed.
General Pau Wins
Victory Over German
LONDON. Sept. 1. An Antwerp tUs-i
patch to the Ryuter Telegram eompanj
say: .
It la reported hero thnt General Pal)
has won a brilliant victory over 6O.0OS Ger
mans near Peronnes, In tho department
of Somme."
Austrians Defeated
in Russian Poland
ROM F., (Via landon) Sept. l.-The
Messagero publishes a telegram from
Sofia, Bulgaria, which says the Austrian
have suffered an Irreparable .defeat at
Zainnciln. Russian Poland, fifty mllet
southeast of Lublin.
GERMAN UNIVERSITIES
OPEN TO ALL NEUTRALS
WAMHINOTON. Sept. 1. -Ambassador
Oerard today notified the Stste depart
ment that the Oerman universities would
be open to cltUem of neutral countries,
but that nation of bellggerenti would
be refused entrunce, according to ruling
of the German government. A great num
ber of American students now In Ger
many expect to enroll when the universi
ties open In autumn.
The most desirable furnished rooma are
4y : arjveriisen in j ne noe.
7oroom for the summer.
61 j
Get a nice coo!
Wmrrntmdfr Ghrm SmtltfmQllQiu
GomhauEfa
Caustic Balsam
Fas Imitators But Ko Compstltort.
A. Bare, Fpeedy tsod foiltlro Cur foe
Cirb, Bplint. Iwessy, Gpm4 Back,
Ctrsissl Ttadoaa, Wuniu, Wu4
ruffs, aa4 all Usimmss from IpsTia,
Slagkeae as 4 etkar eny turasrs.
Our all ikia (Umssii or Tarasitas,
Tuniia, Siphtharia. Krmoae all
Buaabaa tram Horsai or Cttii.
a Hmtisalts
oraina. Sec Tare
temadr for Xhnaistlsm.
iroat, ste.. la hitaiualua.
'ii bottle ot Cauatis Balsam sold la
Warrantad to 1t asuraeflua. f rtre ftl $0
par bsltM, lolil l; ru(ua, or aanc a x-
firaaa, cOartr-a ild. Wltu lull dlrevtlnna for
la u. Irask4 for daaoripure eu)akare
Ik. I ..-Ulllll.a- e& Al I . -
1 ins MwiinvT-niiiiinif bf, vmeiana, o.
will clean lliem off permanently.
and you work tin hone una time.
Doe not blister or remove the
hair. (2.00 per bottle, delivered.
Will tell you more if you write.
Book 4 K free. ABSORBINE, JR.,
the antiseptic liniment lor mankind,
reduce Varicose Vein, Ruptured
Muarleaor liiamtnta. Islaraai Cluai na
W cm. Cnu, Anart saia eaicsrr. fries 11.00 s4 12 (Ml
a soiue si 4ni(riiu x daincrc4. kUamlmxmni aaiy Im
W.F.YOUNO. P. 0. F...M Taaskj lt.trlntlld. Mua.
You Can't Cut Out
A BOO aPAVIN.Pt FT or 1 UUKOraUPIK,
but
i
