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THE BEE : OMAH . THURSDAY, SEITKMBKK 10.1014.
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FO!t RENT
Parnlshed Hoiifi,
-r furnished house In Dundee. H. 77.
k Farnlahed Itoasekeealasj- R on ma.
24 N. t1!T. FOCR furn'shed rooms, mod
rn, only 115 per month.
IleaaekeealBB; HtwM.
1 ATT., furnished for llKht houaeaeep.
Ing; steam heated: mij. 4763 N !4th.
0O. lth ST., 7; Jtouaesieeping rooma en
suite; first floor; also swiping room
Tyler HW1 W.
CI .OMR In. mod , reaaonahle, fft Farnan).
REAL ESTATE.
Farm anil Ranch lead For 8ele.
Itotele Apmrtaaeate.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. lth and California.
Weekly rates Si and up. Douglas ta.
UODCN HOTEL, rooms 63
Council Hluffa
per week.
tmiKIF. HOTKI. Modeen. Heaeonabla
Hoaara aa4 Cottages.
HOUSES AND FLATS.
147.50 7 r. alt So. 18th tit. modern, steam
heat
4 5A-4-r. apartment In The Harold.
1407 r., 709 80. 16th St..' modern, ateam
beat.
$407 r., S4o9 Hurt St.. modern, garage.
tr-4 r., K Tark Ave., modern.
112 So 7 r.. 804 So. SMh Ave., modern.
41.oO4 r., 2H27 Pavenport Bt.. modern.
$10 r., fttM So. 24th HI., modern.
126 8 r 1219 Capitol Ave., modern except
heat.
130 r., 1615 Howard St, modern except
heat.
816 Vi. Tat, MM Sherman Ave., modern
except heat.
QKORQE COMPANT,
Phone f, 788. 902 City Natl. Pank Pldg.
DETACHED HOME FOR RENT.
T rooma and hall, atrlrtly modern, hard
wood flnleh In flrat atory, three bed rooma
upstairs, one bedroom and bam on ursi
floor, 1.12. Thla houae fronta on a paved
atreet and boulevard; 2Vi blorka from car
Una.
3. H. DUMONT CO..
103 Farnam Ht. rhona Douglaa 890.
8KVKN-ROOM cottage, 3081 1 .eavenworth
Bt; gwid condition; modern except
furnace; IX; water paid Phone Web. 3332.
Ptrfcraaka..
KIM BAL COVNTY FARMS
All tillable 430-acre farm nine mltea
from Kimball. w arrea tinder rultlva-
lion. 2.ftKl fine young Ircre In orchard
and round buildings. Fine houae and
barn and out -building Well and mill.
I And la all fenced agd rroee fenced.
Mile to arho.il. Mall delivered within
one mile six tlmea a week
Prlre t?4 per acre Thla la a bargain.
Alan have other choice Improvtd aa4
unimproved farma
BANK OF KIMBALL, Klmhall. Nab.
Watch for the ktmal county exhibit
at the at ate fair.
goath Dakota.
D. P. D I EUAN. Flandrenu. R n., Invitee
Inveatora and homeeeekers to aee hla
farma of hlit corn at half the price of
auch land 60 mllea dlatant; eaay terma; no
crop fallurea.
Mlavellaneaaa.
IF INTKRKSTED In land In southern
Iowa and aouthern Mlnneaota write the
F L. Jones I.snd company, Wlnteraet, la,
for their Hat of 3fd farma
81 laeellaxaeoaa.
IIOMKPKKK KKH' opportunity, one-half
crop avment plan, no cnah required;
.10,000 aire choice land to aelact from In
North Dakota. Manv farma and land In
Mlnneaota for aale. Write Fadwln Mevens,
3"3 Pioneer Pldg.. Bt. Paul. Minn. o
OI."H farm Hat will convince you that
we have the cheapeat land, considering
oil, cilmate. water, market. Button
Co., Seneca, Mo.
t-U(HM strictly modern houae In Al con
dition, location 2W2 Pacific St. Call at
10S0 So. th 8t. or phone Harney 2348,
FOR RKNT OH BALK.
A 6-room modern houae, 4618 Ixard;
only M block to the new telephone ex
change building.
C. t). HUTCHINSON CO., 1623 Farnam.
4-ROOM, modern houae, except heat, on
215 Hlnney Bt. Phone W. 1762.
RENT REDUCED
4202 Cuming
Call Us
PETERS TRPST CO., IOUO. KM.
-ROOM houae, all modern, free water.
T04N. Ith- Tel. P. 1630.
R., new, mod.. 1S14. Bpruce, 120. W. 2(101.
T T J arxp. Co., moving
I 1 . KPPH pocking
Jl w. ww ym
atoraKA
1207 Farnam. D. 6146;
H-ROOM houae; modern. 1717 Hurt atreot.
NONB3 to compare, all modern 7-room
houaa. alao 4-room flat. 220 N. 23d.
Fidelity Storage Co.
Ptcraire, moving, packlna; and ahlpplnf.
16th A Jackaon Bta. Phone Pour 1S1.
Van and Ktor-
age Co. Reduced
ratca for w aaya.
Large van, 2 men, $1 25 per hr. ; dray, 1
men, II per hr. 1713 Webater. 1V)U. 14(m1
Maggard's
. F0I1 BENT
We have a complete Hat of all houaea,
apartmenta and flata that are for rent
Thla Hat can be aeen free of charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. 806 S. 16th St.
Free Rental List
Complete Informatlan about every va
cant houae and apartment In the city.
Thla aarvlce la free. Tel. Douglaa 4477.
Fidelity Storage & Van Co. . ;
WKST FARNAM HOME. HARNEY 4782.
2408 INDIANA Ave., 6 room and bath,
cheap if rented at once. '
HnilRPB in a" PrtB of the city.
CrolKh 8011a & Co.. Bee Bldg,
torea and Offkcea.
OKKICB WITH VAULT
Suite of i rooma
On 3d Floor with water,
electrio light, and
vault 130.
TUB BEE BUILDING CO.
Office, Room 103.
VVIaofinala..
Upper Wisconsin
Bt uftiiy and k,-enortti crop mata in th
union; tUer wanted; lands for saie at
iJ iw iv-aral. Mil vmnv ITII1H. iim iui UUUK
Ut 24 on wlsconitln Cnirat Land Grant.
gracing landa. If Interected In fruit landa,
mmU . . .... I , i 1 j
Wlaconaln. Addreaa Land Dept., Sao
Line Hy., Mlnnaapolla, Minn.
NOT 1 C K ! Jl ENTERS, N OTIC K I
Why are you renting high priced land
whe-n you can buy land In NORTHERN
WISCONSIN on terma eaaler thnn the
rent you are paying? Near OMDDKN.
AWHLAND COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
where the rainfall la 40 to 44 Itichea a
year and the aoll a rich aamly loam You
can buy cut-over land for $10 to t'X) an
acre and partially Improved farma for
20 to $(M par acre, on terma to ault your
aclf. Po not mlaa the chance of getting
one of our choice locatlona on one of the
many lakes and atreuma on the
arrea we have for you to rhovao from.
For further Information write 81IANA
OOLDEN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
GL1DDEN, WIS. Agenta wanted.
RK AIi KST ATK NOHTII HI OR
Must Be Sold!
Jl- I'arker St Thla houae waa built f-r
a home. One of the heat buya on the
market llaa & rooina, la modern and In
.'lrt condition. t'loaw to achool and car.
eVO caah and halanra monthly.
Sllrt v, Burt Ht. Two -room modern ex
cept hrat houaea that can le bought right,
llnnaea are In fair repair. Can make a
better prliHt If yoti take both houaea See
these houaea, then make an offer. Thla
la your chance to make a fine Investment.
)' cah and the balance on pamenta.
2Mo N. llh Ft. A H-rootu iiitxlem ex
rept heat cottage. Thla plai-e la worth
the money that the owner aaka. Will ac
cept vacant lot aa the fit at pavment or
take caah payment aa low aa H). The
houa is In fair condition, la close to car
line, stores and school. You will make
money If you buy thla houae now.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Phone Don das
ftofi Re King.
NEW, 7-room houae fov aale by owner.
34.V Webster St
RKAL KSTATK LOANS
CITY and iarm loans, 6, 5V4j, per cent
J.H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
WANTED City louna. Petera Trust Co?
OMAHA homes. East Nebraaku farma.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101 Oma ha N at'l . Don glaa 2718.
il RVIM Miff )S I-oana, $500 and up?
BEE us first If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha. Neb.
WANTED City loans and Warrante.
w. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Furnain.
CITY property. Large loana a specialty.
W. II. Thomaa, 2'S State Haak Bldg.
lino to I1O00O made promptly. F. P. wfadt
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Bta.
HARRISON A MORTON, I Om Nat'l.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan.
n. w. innaer. t'ily Nat 1 Kank Bldg.
Ao'-CITY LOANS. Ilemle-Carlberg Co,
310-312 Brandeii Theater Bldg.
RKAL KSTATK WANTED
HAVE over fifty buyer with from ta"0
to all caah for modern 8. C or 7-room
homea from 12,000 to 4,000. Call ua at
once. Osborne Realty Co., 701-2 Omaha
nann ning. uoug. I4i4.
LIST your houaea and farma for sale
J. H. DUMONT A CO.,
1MB Farnam St. o
HAVE cuatomer with SI.0U) flrat payment
on Dundee 6 or 6-room modern home,
3,&U0 to 14 800. Addreaa I 248. Hoe.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
Bare,
GOOD barn, room for 8 or 10 horses,
1U17 Webater Bt. CaU Douclaa 41
RE-L ESTATE
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR BALE
Iovrau
TO TRADE 200-ao re farm In western
Iowa for stock, of general merchandise.
Quick Sales Co., 418 Bee Bldg.' Hod iiH.
Kansas.
SACRIFICE FINE Improved quarter sec
tion in eastern Kansas near Kansas
City and county seat. Land well Im
proved and good buildings; two wells,
orchard, running water all year In
rneaaow. Price ItiO per acre; terma. I3.0UU
W. T. SMITH CO., 1112 City Nat. Bank.-o
cash; will carry balance, on mor t g a g e.
Montana.
MONTANA CAREY ACT LANDS 80,00
acres now open to entry In tne tamous
Valler valley. An excellent opportunity
for the homeseeker seeking guod farm
land for general diversified tanning, 'ihe
rich sou, exhilarating climate ana
abundance of water tor irrigation assure
maximum crop return. Ureal (or grain,
alfalfa, timothy, and tor stock farming.
Ideal spot tor a home. W nt today tor
booklet and particulars. Valler Farm
ies company, Vulier, Munt.. Box No 17.
UlssEiuta.
FINE S20 acres, 46 miles from Minne
apolis; every acre under cultivation;
lays level; good soli, good water; build
ings constat of houae, barn, granary,
machine sneds, etc.; price iia per acre.
Aajoiu.ng luna neiii ul fluu per acre.
Will take up to Stv,iOo good property in
exchange, balance some caah and mort
gage. SCHWAB BROS.,
1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
TO INVESTORS, . land brokers and
otbera: McOlin Bros., Klnbrae, Minn.,
have some improved Minnesota I arms,
rich soil, near the Iowa line, at from too
an aire upwards, easy terms, too. Oct
ahead.
Nekraaka.
AKK YOU TIRED OF BEING
BURNED OUT YEAR
AFTER YEAR?
If so. go to the Soott's Bluff
country with ua and buy a farm
where crops never suffer from
drouth; where three feet of water
for every acre of land insures a
full crop every year.
No. 43310 acres of the richest soil you
ever saw, lies smooth and level,
and very easy to Irrigate. The
Improvements consist of a l1
atory houae, barn. etc. The place
la all fenced, and all but about
two acrea In as fine a atand of
' alfalfa aa you could aak for.
Price 10u per acre and eaay
terma.
No. 44 A nice little home place of 80
acrea, all fenced, with a comfort
able house of & or t rooma, front
and back porches, good well
water; aome amall fruit for fam
ily use; all but one acre ran ba
Irrigated. There ia about JO acrea
of good alfalfa. 10 acrea of fine
sugar beets. 10 or 12 acres pasture,
balance In oats. This la a choice
SO; only 8 mllea from town, and a
a great big barraln at l?8 per acre.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Ware Block. Omaha.
FOR SALE t.S10-acre ranch, Thomas
county, Nebraska, 84 per acre, if eold
at one. 4,Mu acrea at t- part time at
per oent Interest. P. Patterson. Box 76,
Thedford, Neb.
Bee Want Ads Are Read and Used by
Ambitious Men and Women.
CASH
and fine quarter section In South Dakota,
all amooth land, every acre tillable, half
mil from railroad. Want good horn in
Bemia Park or Cathedral district.
30 acrea Sacramento valley, California,
good fruit and vegetable land, Irrigated.
Want Omaha Income.
Hotel In Nebraska town, one acre
ground, well located; 2 railroads. Want
western ranch. Hotel la clear.
Have some good Texas coast land;
alao Cheyenne county, Colorado, land to
exchange for stock of merchandise.
W. T. SMITH CO..
1112 City Nat. Bank. -o
Pianos for otner musical Inatru'U. L 2011.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. JOG B. 17th St.
Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., oldeat abstract of
fice In Nebraska, if Brandela Theater.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
West End Bargain
In a New Home
PRICE CUT $M0 on a new, 7-room. all
modern, high class residence; large living
room with built-in bookcaeea. dining rootj
with built-in buffet, beamed ceilings,
large klrchen, pantries and icebox room,
all finu-hed In oak with oak floors; 4
large bedrooms on the aecond floor, one
an enclosed sleeping porch, quartered oak
floora and mahogany doors, high claaa
hardware, tile lath room, also tile vesti
bule, good floored attic, full cement base
ment with fruit closet and coal bine. This
houao Is exceptionally well built; all wood
work thoroughly rubbed with piano fin
ish, and is an exceptional home bargain.
Price J6.000. Don't mlsa this.
Glover & Spain
91S-J0 City National.
Douglaa 3962.
Three Best Lots
InClearmont Add.
T trade In oil good home, close In, aa
flrat payment. Must be six or seven
rooma, modern, new or nearly new.
Three lota will be conaldered at a cash
figure. Put caah price on what you have
to offer.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
1 WANT to acll my t?,Mu equity In my
fine -room houae. 70s: north 3th Hi.
It la better than moat new houaea and I
will aell It cheap; I wlah you could aee It.
Edna U Ol Mia. 638 Ho. roth. T. 1WI. o
REAL ESTATE KOITII SIDE
Lots Near Depots
From $500 to $700
Easy Payments ,
Water, aewer, gas, permanent Walka. on
grade. These rise lota In Klxa'a new addi
tion at nth and Dorcaa 8ta. will Increase
In value very feat, because there are now
six up-to-date, modern homea under con
struction and mora to follow. If you are
tired of paying rent, aee ua at once about
building you a home the "New Way."
American Security Co.
Exclusive Agenta.
17th and Douglaa Rta. TVmgtaa M1H.
MODERN house, almoat new, hardwood
finish: corner lot; 83 RiiO. Owner, 818 8.
IMh. Phone Tyler 2ltWV.
REAL ESTATE Sl Dl'RRAM
Trade for Benson
Home
This will sell for caah, but ownera will
take Omaha cottage aa part pay. If you
have aomo money.
Built for a Home
Nlnnroom, very modern square, nearly
new, eaat front, three 50-foot lota, garage;
barn; only 2 blocks to car and achool;
,00.t Is cash prico; will carry back 83,500,
6 per cent.
bend or bring numbers of your property.
O'Koefo Heal Estate Co.
1014 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 271G.
Evenlnxa or Hundaya, II. 5' 34 or II. 83n.
CLIFTON HILL HOME.
Only $1,800 for a aplendld 8-room cot
tage, new barn and two lota near car;
plenty of fruit and good place for chick
ens. Owner will take flbO caah, balance
monthly, or a good team, cow or other
stock as flrat payment
PAYNE I N VEhTM ENT CO.,
Phone Douglaa i'M. Ware Block.
West Farnam Dist.
8S,OHO-1.V CASH, balance aame aa rent;
13 rooma. f'-ill basement, hardwood finlah.
entirely modern and In splendid condition
throughout. Act quick If you want this
fine home.
Trackage property, 84x342, on belt line;
cheap.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
1113 Cltv Nat l Bank.-o
Council Hluffa,
FOR SALE Strictly modern 7-room house
In High school district ot Council Bluffs.
453 Glen Ave., price 3,m.
UEO. H COMES,
103 Pearl Ht., Council Bluffs, la. -o
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET!
Faxmm Are Now Getting; Dollar
nd More for Their Whent.
HOLIDAYS CAUSE WEAKNESS
rresjaency of t loaed Dare on K-rhaae-e
Pllea I s Receipts at Pri
mary Pol at a, ajeeeaaltatlaaj
naraala Prleea.
OMAHA, riept. , IH14.
The farmera of the I'nltrd States r
now receiving from II to lift:, for toelr
wheat, which Ineana ll tti,.at lor the
preernl crop of the t'nlted xtates, with
the possibility of allll higher prleea In
case Ihe war continues for anv length of
time. In addition to the above amount.
which la to gi to the producers, then, mil
oe at least 15c per bushel paid to the
railroads for carrying Ihe giain and to
the grain brokers lor handling It. The
corn crop of J.KivouO.On) Imalicla Is e-
pected to net farmers about l,5ort,fi0, he
tata crop of l nsmiflrti nualiela will add
I4t'.,72o,0ti to the exchequer of the man
who follows the plow, and there are 4.I.-
onnoiin bushels of tye which will net about
I. ;'.!, (Mi, 111.110,1 urn tiuahela bai ley al lit,-
OH), i Mil, and g.iaV.Oi) tons of hav at K.-
i0.(ii. Thla will make a grand total for
the farmers of the country for their grain
and hay of 4.S4;t.!iw oui.
The real cause of the weakness shown
by the cercnl markets on the hoard of
trade yesterday waa the fact that the big
grain mart la having ton many holldaya.
These holldaya bring heavy receipts to
Ihe points of distribution and there la a
consequent accumulation of grain
The hoalneee In caah wheat In all posi
tions yesterday waa reported aa email.
Halea here were only Id.OOO bushels, and
vessel room waa chartered for IM.ittl
bushels for ahlpmeht eaat. There were
no export sales reported.
Declinra of IMrl'V were shown In corn
and the volume of buslmss waa small.
There were goodly rains over the holl
daya, and thla added moisture waa
counted aa a vast help to the general
fall feeding situation. The aliance of
any Important shipping demand arid the
wrakneaa In wheat and oata waa again
the price of corn.
tiats were lower with other gralna. final
flgurea for the day allowing loasea of IW
lc. Caah trad waa amall at lu.0i0 bueh
els and vessel room waa chartered for
I'll. COO bualiela.
Provisions sympathised with the weak
ness In the grain marketa yesterday, re
fusing to follow the strength displayed hy
hoaa at Hie varda. There waa only a mod
erate trade In the list, but fluctuations
w ere rather w Ule There were price re-
craaiona all around. The cash business for
the lnv was dlaatioolntltiK to holders and
waa confined to special cuts of sslted
meats.
Wheat waa unchanged to 1c lower.
t'orn waa Vile lower.
Oata were Vole lower.
Today being the palmary election at
Chicago, that market la closed.
The primary receipts and the clenr
ancea are not reported today for that
reason.
CARIVr RKCF.1PTH. '.
Whent.Corn.i nits Hye, Hariey.
ranMly, with Increased acreage, and aow
ina haa begun in some pactions Fall
pastilles. Including the southwest range,
are generally good, and lata tobacco,
truck, etc., are doing well.
1. a wrmii.
Ixcal Foreceaiar Weather Hureau
OMAHA tlcajKKA. at AltKBT.
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fl E A L ESTATE M I MCE I LA N EO I'M
R. H. LANDICR YOU, real cs.aie. tnaur
ance; moved to 201 Neville. D.
1-ROOM houae, rente tor llk.su, must be
sold al once; I3u0 will handle It. H. 4711.
HKAL ESTATE TKANNFEKS.
lot , block . 10,
tiny I. lot II,
lMds tiled for record 8pl.mb.r t. 1I4:
C. II. Pirestona to Archie llsrrawa, lota
1 and 42, t.'hsrl.a.iM jtvis'n 2V
Lara M. Auxin and liutbund to Alma Han
son. .St lut I, blotk 4, Hiilnn's sdd
William Hoan and wit. to 1.. K. tirolih.
Int. la lot lu and nll.M taat of lut
, block I, Lauia's add
1. Rosa and ll. to L.. r.. Hinlth, 14 Int.
In lot lit and nit 46 fret of lot , oluek
8. Lak.'s add
8. U. iunis to 8. Grov.r,
summit add
Hsaiinai a Hsrd.a to M.
blnek 14, Uncoln Height.
A. Miflander to V. Hueas, lot II, Hak.r's
add
Oo'ild Il.t and wit. to U I). N.laon, a:2
lat of lot I. block 19, Highland rue.
Oould Dl.ll anil wit. 10 1. I) Nelson, al
imi of nl4 ftot of lot I, block 1. Hisk-
Isnd 1'lAca
Uould Plets and wit. to U D. N'lion, all
trt o lot I. nil reel ot lot I, block II,
Hllhland 1 lac.
N. K. O'laill tn J.nnl. K. OD.il, lot 81.
Bnlu.vard Park
'B K. Hill to U Wlldon and wilts. .Jl 4
f..t of M T. blork , parktr'a add......
Waterloo Cr.sm.rr I'd. to K W. Corllu,
pan of n.W of aH of B-lb 10
W. N. Hill and wit. to K. U K.ll.y, M0
fc.t of lot I and all of lut 4. block 1,
Pan IT k Flsc.
Geori TrrtUmr and wife tn M. R. Ia,
lot 13. rt.plat of blork 4, tlemla I'ark ...
T. Johusnn and wit. to '. A. KllaaMn, aS
of lot 4, Monk i, Keplat of Imrint IMae
M Thompson and huibanri at si. to M.
Hafley. let U, Fr.man's add
C 14. Sharp snd hu-nand to .'. M. I'bll-
llpa, lot 7. bik I. V.U. A Parmalss's ad
J. Heir to A. O. Holt, lots U, II aod II.
bloek 1, Ponplelon Tark
M. Ht.lf ta U J. ErlclCKin, a I I lots 16.
and 14 block t. tl,ciu.rd Hill
H. J. rtrnn and wll. to J. A. Turn-
quilt, wV4 of lot fc. bliirk . BDInn's sdd..
r, .1. Klah.r snd huiband to II. Pranlcs, lot
121, Kenwood
W. A. Poiwont snd wit. to E. J. Ftih.r.
lot 221. K.nwood
R. U Turn.r U R. McClelland, lota I and
T. block 4, gunmlt Plan. M.OOO
John C. Dali "o. to H. I'otiMi rnd R.
iioh.n, p't of lot 7, hlixs , r v.
tnlth's sdd
J. V. Maaek and wit. 10 A. Kulak. nJO ft
of lot 10, Work 4. Koiinlt.'l 4lh add
N. E TrsT.r to M. laall. iH of lot t.
blork I. H.ed'S Sd add
b. M. MsTTltt and hmbend to B. B.
r'ranki, lot 1, block I, Vln.land add ...
2.408
217
841
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8"
1
1
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lent
1.004
1
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1.18
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V4
1.040
410
1,160
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Wlnnitiea I I'J
Theac sales were reported today: Wheat:
No. I hard winter. I car, 1107. Rye: No.
t, 1 car, 81c. Oats: hlandard, 2 rare, tie.
No. 8 while, 14 cars, 47',c. No. 4 white,
i cara, 47'c; 3 rare, 47c. No. 8 mixed, 1
car. 47'4C. No grade, 1 car, 47c; 1 car
(barley mixed I. 4'lc. Corn: No. 3
white, 1 ctir, 7fc. No. 1 yollow, 2 cara,
74c. No. 2 yellow, I cara, 74c. No. I
yellow, 4 core, 74c. No. 1 mixed, 1 car
(near white), 74'4c; 1 car, "3o. No. 3
mixed, 4 cara, 73Hc. Ne. 8 mixed, 1 car,
7c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. I
hard. l.iH'Vtl 12; No. 8 hard, $1. 001. 11;
No 4 hard, lkW1.0JH; No. 2 spring,
11.07'Aft'l.lll: No. 8 aprlng, 8l.08V4jfgd.ll; No.
4 aprlng, H.fOfl I.OOV,; No. 2 durum, $1.00
1.04; No. 8 durum, II .OJ'fcl .03. Corn: No.
t while, 7uV,'?i"SV4c; No. 2 white. 7S",c;
No. 3 white, 74tl7.V; No 4 white, 74VH
74o; No. S white, 74M74V4jc; No.
white, 74rn74V; No. 1 yollow. "73W74C1
No. 3 yellow, 73Vfr74o; No. 8 yellow, 7.1V4'?!
!74c; No. 4 yellow,- 73i7SHo; No. 8 yellow.
I72(673i4c: No 8 yellow, 72Vy7J73c; No. 1
1 mixed. 73V4br734e; No. 2 mixed, 73'4
'rs'ic: No. 8 mixed, 77!.r; No. 4 mixed.
7244773',c; No. 5 mixed. 7ZV477Jc; No.
mixed, 72Vtri'7c. Oata: No. 2 white. 4Sfl
4KV; Rtandard, flKVAHc; No. 8 white,
47V447Vir": No. 4 white, 47!M74c Barley:
Malting, 70i75c; No. 1 feed, 004170. Rye:
No. 2. WHfiOlc; No. 3. 8Vt)c.
HI TTPR No. 1
1, 1 lb lobs. V'
CIIKESE -lmp.rted gwlas 4v; Ameri
can Swlca. block Kwlss. 'Hr , twins,
I've; daisies. Ic; trlpMa. Pv. Young
.meris. v; blue label brick, llv. lim
burgT, J-lh , roc; lib. Jc; New York
while, l!r; Imported French Itouiieforl.
4 V
KIPH -Troiil. 17c; large rrapple. lOS
I.V; salmon l?ltV; halibut, e, ibaniel
ratflah. ISc; pike, 17c; pickerel, lor
ItH'l.TRV - lirollera. INV: spilng chick
ana. He, hens. llVtjc; cocka. r ; do. ks, !;
reese, 8c; turkeys. Vie; plgefina per doi ,
POi-; duck, lull feathered lc; gse, full
feathered, 8 , auuabs. No. 1, $1 No. 2,
8r.
I ribs. 21c; No 1 riba,
No. I loina, t2V-; No
3 lolna. MVkC. No. I
chucks, lo'v, No.
rounds, le1!-. No 2,
rounder lie; No I
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
All Pnirgble Kindt of Cittle Ar
Active and Prices Strong;.
H0Q RECEIPTS C01TTINUE LIGHT
larae fteeelaxe of heeai and l.awana
Demand .nr4 anil Trade la
ralrly 4cfle at Steady
4a gtrnng Prleea.
HOI T1I OMAHA, rent I, 114.
Receipt were Cattle. Hogs, gheep
Official Monday M I. a '44
Offli lal Tuesday 8.1s: I 77 31.81
r.stlmale Wednesday.. 4.i1u 8.3CO 3.I.0OO
40 steers... lira 7 71 80 cows . loflt
Ixmnel Flinep Co - Wt omlng
IJ aleera ...lisi x 1x1
A Zimmerman
8 fendere. It; 7 NO
1 calf Wn I 0)
I cows .. I1M8 4 40
Marumher II Nehraaka.
8 feedera.. fill 7 10 8 cow M
8 cows .. . an 5 88
W. K. Iieauchamp Nebraska
18 feedera 10'V4 7 4A J feeders 78
II A Dlkeman - Nebraska
8 all
7 '
3 steers. . . 23
Nebraska
I calf 1M 10
1 alorker.. 400 7 80
S3 cow s KM 8 7S 2 cows
18 cows 14 8 lu 18 stera ...
K. i) Johnson,
.13 row a 78! 8 40
Car'aon llroa - Nebraska.
T alockera. i 8 8. lh feedera. .
8 4)i ' 8 cow s
dun. Wyoming;.
781
8 78
8 88
I 71
CO
Corn and Wheat Region Balletlrt.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of tbt
United btatra Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, tor the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. ro.. 7Mh
meridian time, Wednesday, September t.
OMAHA DIATIUCT.
Temp. Kaln-
Station. High. Liow. fall.
11K.FF 4TTJ-No.
18c No. 3 rlba. IJc;
2 loin, 17Vo; No.
chinks, 12c; No I
rhucka. lor; No. 1
rutinda. 14c: No. I
pistes, 8c; No. 2 plates, (; No. 3 plalea,
Kc
Market quotations furnished by (llllnakl
Krult company.
KltriTH-tiranaea. extra fancy Valen
rlas, t".s. 112s. 1:, IU' 174s, MOa and
r'N. per box; Ked Hall Valenclaa, all
s sea. IS SO er box. Iniona, fancy 3hs
Mis, I CO per box; 430a, liVfO ter hox. Ap
ples. Hellef lowers, 4-tler. II flu per box;
Helleflowera. 4-tler. ft box lots. 11 M iter
Imx; llelleflowers, 4 tier. 10 box lots II. M)
per box; fancy W aahlnato" T braiul
llrlmea, per box. 11.78; t'allfornla Heed
llnga, er box, 11.80, (Jutncea, California,
iliii per box. Cantaloupes, Cali
fornia htandarda, 11.00 per rrale: Jumbos.
11 74 per crate, ponva. II M) per crate; Colo
rt do lturwell cantaloupes. It per crate.
Watermelona, Ic er In. Pluma, Italian
prunes, II 8h per crate; 8-crate lola II )
Ier crate; 10-crale lota or more. II In per
crale; Hungarian or Cross prunes. II ,vt
per crate. .'eachea, Callforn'a Malway
peaches, ffc per box; lflO box lota, 80c per
box; Waahlngton Klhertaa. V net box;
100-box lota, ?Vc per box; Mx box lota,
V per box. Peara, California Clarglona.
I j 00 per box; 8-box. lola, 1188 per box; ItV
box lota or more, II fk) per box; Washing
Ion, extra fancy. IJ.OO per box; 10 box lots,
II 90 per box; In box lots. 81.88 per box; ex
tra fancy Itogue river Uartletta, II 2S per
hog. Clrapee, Malagas California. II 88
per box: 8-orele lota, 1130 per box; 10
erate lola or mora, 11.18 per box; Tokaya.
II hO per box; 8crate lots. It 40 per box;
10 crate lota or mora. 81.88 per box; home
grown grapea. per basket. lc; ion-basket
lots 1c Psnsnaa. per hunch. 1.T81MS0.
VKdICTABI.F.H Cauliflower. Penver,
12Wc per lb. Cabbage, IWe per lb. Onions.
2Vc per lb. Peppera, Wk per baaket. Kancy
tomntoea, 80c per baaket. Cucumbers,
hothouse, 2 doe. baaket. 78c. New beeta
carrota. turnlpa. Stc per dog Celerv.
Michigan, Tic per dos. ; Denver. Jumlm,
11 (0 per dog. Head lettuce. hOcfrll.M per
dog.; leaf, 4Hc per dox. Unions, home
grown, ifcc per dog. Kadlahne, 8"c per dox.
Garlic. Italian, Wr per lb. Horseradish,
ll.d.'i per raae. Hhelled popcorn, 4c per Hi.
Asparagua. home-grown, per dog. market
price about S.k- per dog. New pntatoea.
K4! per hu. Virginia sw,et polatoea, 13.75
ter bbl ; Alabama. 11.80 per hamper.
NTTH-Kaltod pes mils. 1180 per case;
No. 1 California walnuts. IXVc per lb.;
pecans, 12jo per lb. j filberts, 18c per lb.;
almonds. Wo per lb.
M ISCF.mVNF.OI'R-Hugar walnut datea
II 2i per box. I.lmes 11.75 per basket.
( rackerlnck, Ill.W per case; per half case,
II. 74. Checkers, 8'I.M per case; per half
ae, 11.75.
f of fee Market.
NKW YORK. Hept 9-CtFKKF,-A fur
ther decline was reported In the market
for spot coffee here today. Ixical Imixirt-
era aay that It la becoming easier tu
negotiate exchange on 1ondon, with the
raault that Increased shipments are ex
pected from lirasll. whose restricted out
let tu Europe Is supposed to be reflected
In the relatively low coat ami freight or
dera now being received. The market,
cotiaeuiiently, la atlll very much unset
tled and irregular, with buyers reported to
be neratliig only for Immediate needs,
while holders of desirable old crop coffee
were atlll asking prices far above a parity
with new crop offerings from the primary
marketa. Rio 7a were quoted al 7'c and
Kantoa 4a at about 12c. The Rio market
waa about lot) rels lower at the cloeci yes
terday, while the Hantoa rurh waa 200 rela
lower. Hecelpta at the two llraxlllan
ports were gn.COO begs and today's receipts
at Hao Paulo were 3f.,tgs) bags,
New VorU tieneral Market.
NKW YORK. Bept. . UrTTBH
atendv; receipts. 1.'l0 tuba; creamery,
32iri32'-c: firsts, 28V1flc.
CHITKBK Receipts. 7,172 boxes; stale
whole milk fresh white and colored ape
clals. lfil.fflftc; state whole milk fresh
average fancy, 18V4jc
KC14IS Receipts, 28,403 caaes; atnte,
Pennsylvania and nesrhy hennery
browns, 32i?i33c.
POll.TRY Western broilers, 1tfl7c;
fowl. 17tt(17Vc; turkeys, !4UlbVo. Pressed
western froxen, U'll'M-; fowls, 12tflV;
turkeys, l!Vii:c.
80.882
K8.7II
VO.I w
70.218
4!AKI
134,878
Three days this week H VM
Mamn "lays laat wek . .12. 880
Kame day 1 w ka ago. .14 728
"ame days 3 wks ago.. 14. AM
ama dara 4 wka ago.. 8.134
Kama days laat year. II. 134
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, bog and sheep at the South Omaha
live stock market for the year to date, aa
compared with last year:
1814 1813 Inc. Pec
Cattle 84.4!l 8(11. 730 42,131
Hog 1.733.830 ,8:l, 778 188,248
fheep 1,772,018 l,i,0SX I13,11
The following table shows the prl fur
hogs at the Hnuth Omaha live stork mar
ket for the last fw days, with coinparl-
8.83
!()
S00
17,St
11.813
18,7841
Pate. 1 inn 11n13.1inii.11un iimo ii!si n.
13 heifers .. a
Tbos
II eteera ...1o84
8 rubes. .
41 eteera..
18 steer .
17 cows...
.1
12 feeder
J.
81 eteera..
lfM3
I'M
M0
F
7 I'l
7 78
7 80
7 80
8 48
strong. -Nehraaka.
8 cow a.
8 cowa . . ,
8 steer .
22 feeders.
70
870
inm
x
1tt
802
8 80
I 18
8 78
8 20
7 80
T 20
1270 7 87, 8 row s 1040 13
W. nnmaey, Colorado.
. 073 7 00
A. Ie Nebraaks.
39 feeders. 1770 7 81
Nlcholsen Pro - Nehraaka
81 feedera. . I2M 78 feeders. .174 t
7 8 43 feeder a. 1268 7 8ft
Cole Wyoming.
8 r, 2 feedera . AS 8 28
A 74
Patrick. -Booth Pakot
083 7 00 4 feeders . 711
12 fee.lers l
K. K
St feeders . 771
I hull 14 4)
F.
13 steers
4.740
8 V)
Ashland
Auburn
Broken Bow ..
Columbus
Culharlaon ....
Kalrbury
I Fairmont
'drand Island..
Ilartlngton ....
Ilaatlnga
Hnldrege
Lincoln
North Platte..
Oakdule
Omaha
Tekamah
Valentine
Alia, la
1 1 arroii, J
t'larinda, la
Plhley. Ia
Hloux City. Ia.
t.4)
0.1
m
82
t4
70
4!S
R3
70
60
r,
70
H
Kt
"2
M
82
80
(13
81
82
71
82
6
W
M .
:a
(,.'
4', i
64
:a
89
fill
f.K
67
88
1
ry,
.'2
'62
H.
r.i
.VI
.a
.w
.04
1.H3
.12
.1
AO
.00
.08
.00
.CO
3.30
.04
.02
.11
.15
.18
.00
.00
1 08
.11
.02
Bky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
I 'lotidy
Raining
Cloudy
inoudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Raining
'loudy
Cloudy
I'loudy
Raining
Raining
Raining
Minimum temperature for twelva-bour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DIHTnlCT AV8HAUI.R,
No. Of
RAILWAY T1MK CARD
I'M kin 8TAT14. Tenth A. Maaon.
Mlaaoarl PacUK
K. C. V g. Le Eipr.ia...
K. 4'. g Ht. I,. Kipr.il
K. C. a 8t. Paul
t blcatro t.real Wralera
Tlo t'ltr Wmll
Depart,
.a t.io am
all I. pra
a 1 to pa
Twin tMtv Eiorwia
t:klcage Biprtaa
isloa Pacific
OY.rtsnd l.lmltad
nsiirornis Mall
(miaha Ktpraa.
Atlanta Ki press
! Angel.a IJralt.d
Inv.r hp-.lsl
Colorado gipeeaa
Colorado SpMlsl
Kso Franct.RO Limited
r-aellia ijitnu.d
Oregoa-Waahlngtoa Umlt.4.
Plana IM-al
Grind lilind Laoesl
gtromaburg LaOcal
llllaala entral
Chicago lalmltod
.SlCSgq aaprvpi
thlrage, Mllwaake
rarlfle laiftlteg
rjalcgo Upecial
Man rranelaeo Unll-d
Chicago Iwrllgkt a. pec 14 . .
Manila Local
W a bask
Ontsha-gt. laoai Vxprasa
assil ana Meriap.,.,
gtanbarry laecal (roaa
Chicago A
a 4 84 Dm
.a am
.a 8 . 06 pro
a i 00 am
a 4 Vi pis
'.all (.4 sni
il K am
Arrl.s.
a 1 11 tai
a 4 W) pm
a I X pm
a 4 10 am
a 14 pm
a 1 44 pm
a I 48 pm
a I 44 am
a I K am
a 4 4 am
a 4 40 am
a I am
O..
Ky
Ind
I Piatrict.
Col urn boa,
Louisville,
india'Polla
Chicago. Ill
Ht. Loula. Mo....
Peg Moines, la.
Kan. City, Mo.
(Omaha, Neb
Stations.
18
22
M
24
23
24
34
17
Temp. Pain-
High. Low. fall.
6ti 44 .()
74 64 .30
4 W , .70
4i3 44 .10
72 M .30
84 60 .40
8h m .70
64 68 . 80
Aug.
Aug.
A Ug
Aug
Aug.
Aim-.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Hopt
Hept.
Sept.
!4p.
be(t.
Hept.
Kept.
Hept
Hept
1 7IS
8 74'
8 m
I H
8 8'k
8 7'
8 84S
3 804jjj I 081 8 841
I t 88 I 101
8 78141
7 81
T 87
7 81
7 8
7 8ft
7 811 I 38
8 to
T 8?
T 87 8 82
I M'kl 7 Mil 8 117
8 oliy I 84 8 ?4
I 111
3)1
I 331
7 -61
7 16
T t
T in
V1!
7 111
7 Ifci
1 n
I 4TJ.
I 641
I 6
8 84
I 70
I 47
9 HI
t sl
0l
I Mi
I I 72
8V
I K4
3
I IBS
T 07i 8 78
7 11 8 88
I 8 8.1
7 171 I
7 7.41 I 211 7 081 8 Of
7 80 I 271 I 2i V 17
. 8 34 I 84' 8 08
7 S7I 14 l I 81
8 (4t I 38 1 3 7 02! 7 W: 0 8!
I 8 31
tl
7 ll 8 31
7 71 I 84
7 o t 4
IV I 41
7 49 II
t 47
T 73
7 71 I 81
7 82 I 44
7 Ma, 8 44
I 7 3,' 61
7 K, t 67
I I HI
7 87
7 k)i I 81
7 Oil I 64
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live etorg
at the Union Htock ysnla, Houth Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at I o'clock
p. m. yesterday:
, Rk:CElPT-CAK.
Cattle. lloga.Mlieep.
C. M t Ht. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific,..,
l'nlon Pacific
C. N. W., east..
C. aV N. W., weal..
4., Ht P.. M. a- 0..
C 11. A O. eaat...
A Q., weal.,
I. 4 P., east.
1 A P.. wrst.
II.
K
R.
C,
C,
C ,
Illinois Central
Chicago t,Jt. Weat.
Total recelpla ,
Sl'OHlTION-HliAD.
PIMJ
1
I
A
20
8
84
80
.171
3
14
23
10
73
132
Kanaaa f'ltr iraln and Pravlalnna.
KAVKAB CITY. Sept. 8. Bl'TTKR
Creamery. 21lc; flrsta, 2t',4r; seconds, 21c;
packing, 20o
KJ(eH Flrsta. 23c; seconds. 18c.
POCLTRY Hens. 13c; broilers. 13c.
WIIKAT No. 2 haul. II 4isul 10; No. 2
red, tl.08tll.10; September, 11.08; Pecem
ber. IM0H; May. IMS'.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 77c; No, i white,
7V7vy
OATH No. 2 white, 6O8i0tV; No. 2
mixed, 47c.
Chicago Prod ace Market.
CHICAOO, Bept. 9.- Hl'TTICR I'ti
chenged. LCJUK Higher; recelpla. 8.2M) cases; at
mark, cases Included. 20a3ic; ordinary
firsts, hmzjc; riraia. avt'UMVtC
POTATOKH Higher: receipts.
Jerseys, 7Ml'j0c-, Minnesota and
if7nc; Wisconsin and Michigan,
4T70C.
POL'LTRY Alive, lower; springs, H'c;
fowls, 16c.
46 cars;
Ohlos. 73
white, tie
Morris Ca 41.1
Hwlft A Co 4,174
Cuilahy Packing Co.... 3n
Armour A Co 640
Ho. Omaha Packing Co. I
Kay Co
W. II. Vanaant Co 143
Henton, Vanaant A L.. 40
Hill A Hon 88
F. R. Lewie 127
Huston A Co II
J. R. Root A Co 118
.1. H. Hulls 45
I.. F. I luaa 73
llosenstock Rros , J4x
MoCreary A Kellogg 73
Wertlieimer A Pegen... 4.17
Miilllvan Uroa 31
Rothaclilld r 83
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 13
Christie ifli
ll'gglna 81
Huffman I
Meyera 7
Krrhe 40
Olnssberg 7
Raker, Jonea A Hmltli.. 82
Tanner Rroa 8
John Harvey 214 .
Klein 3i,
P. A F 14
Other buyers , 170
Cattle. Hogs Rheep
642
787
I.OoO
1.487
164
1,026
847
8U2.
7.1'JI
T on
IK )tis -The receliit of hoaa were mod
erately liberal tlila morning, but buyers
were still very bearish In their views. A
few early ssles were made at prleea that
were steady to aa much a 8c higher In
spots but the general market opened ex
tremely alow with the big packsra doing
nothing, and bidding as mucli aa 0c lower
In an apparent effort to break Ihe mar
ket The few earlv aalea brought around
n an, and aa high as In do for a top.
IUmim Receipts were very moderate
ara'n today, and with other marketa re.
ported aa opening higher, local snipper
and one of the packers picked up a few
loada of light and butcher boga on the
earlv nuinda at prleea that were quoted
aa strong to 80 higher. Tha other killer
buyers refused to even make blda, how-ee-,
and the good market early was short
lived. From this time on until 11 o'clock
It waa almoat Impossible to get a hid of
sny sort, even on whet good hogs were
atlll unsold. When first offers were
finally made Ihe price quoted were all of
lOc lower, and In manv cases looked lo ba
slightly more than that. Haleamen, who
had been asking alrong prleea all morn
ing, refused to aell at such a eharp de
cline, but packera made II plain that Ibev
did not want the hog unlets they could
get them at their own figures, and whan
oma time psaaed without any appreciable
change In hide, Ihey finally began tn cut
loose slowly at prices that were all of Itf
10c lower, and In a good many Inatances
were quoted as a flat dime lower.
The strength noted on the early market
keeps the average from showing the full
decline, hut outside Ihe early aales prices
are mostly a dime lower, and the average
of all the aale shows a drop nf no of
more. Hulk of the killer purchases waa
made at tt.664is.80, with a sprinkling
around It 60. end a fair showing around
18 86 and tx.70. , In fact, that there were a
few aratterlng aalea clear up to 18.88 and
on Piece of a load of good lights sold to
g ahlpner at 880, top for thg day.
Krpresentatlve aalea:
.. 14.011.
Totala 4,162 4.010 27,870
4 A 1 1 itvThe reoelLt of rattle were
liberal today, but allll the total for the
three daya thla week foota up only 11,621
liead, being a falling off of over 4.00u
head, as compared with last week, and
almoat 3.0OU head, as compared with a
year ago.
Uraaa beef waa In active deniand. Ihe
aame us yesterday, and moved very freely
at goon, strong prleea in fart, prloes, If
anything, were a little better than yes
terday. Curnfed heevea opened out slow,
being more or less ntglectod In favor of
the graaaera, but later on they, too, began
moving morfc freely at prloas that were
generally ateady. There were core fed
steers good enough to bring tS.fcO.
Cowa and heifers were also In good
demand and free sellers at steady to
atrnng priree. The moat of thg offerings
changed hands In good seseon.
Oood frtdars were acaroe and ware In
active demand at atrong prices. Other
kinds of stockers and feeders were fully
steady, and the trade as a whole aotlve.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choloa
cornfed beeves, ft fiOQ 10.26; fair to good
rornfed beevea. 18 76&8 60; common tn fair
cornfed beeve. 7.76y1.7b; good to choloe
range steers. 17 4008 60; fslr to good range
ataera, I4.7M7 40; common to fair rsngs
steer, I40M87B; good to choice grsaa
cows, 14.26437.76; fair to gottt grades, tu.64)
i z.4 : common 10 far araoei. n,i,n;. mi
good to choir stockers snd feedars, 87.60
03.00; fair to good stockers and feeders,
M.7643f7 to; common tn fair Blockers and
feeders, 4 0rn 76; stock 00 we and heifers.
iL lUMIb: stock calves. 8 OO-lNi 00. veal
calves, St3l0 60; bulls, stsgs, etc., Vt7
700
Representative sales.
- Rank Clearing.
OMAHA. Kept. 8 Rank clearing for
Omaha today were :i,x:,,0l4 Kl and for the
corresponding day last year !3,3,262.M.
W.
I...
i'!!
17...
40...
A..
..ma
.. 40
..ini
..1D.T
.1144
Tr
I 14
I 14
I tr,
44
No.
14...
II...
84...
14...
. tie
.1141
IIM
.1174
Pe.
I 14
I 14
I 40
I 88
STtV.e'HM AND HEIFER"
Summary of wratl-er and crop Condi
1 tlona in :orn ana wneai region tor weea
ending Kept ember 7, 1W4:
WASHINGTON, Hept 8. 1814.
In the northern portion of the corn Lal t
cool weather retarded ripening corn, and
some damage from frost occurred. In
the central and southern portions corn
Is generally matured and cutting
progressing. In the greater part of the
winter wheat belt the aoll la in fine con
dition for plowing, which progressed
,1 I 11 is a 4 On om
.alt 41 am a 7 40 am
i to am
.all t am
.aio 80 am
.a 4 la am
.a l f pm
.till 41 pm
a T 16 pm
a 4 16 pm
a 4 IS im
slO 14 am
b 1:20 pm
RAILWAY TIMK CARIl
..a I 00 pm
. a 1.44 aa
V St.
..a T 40 pm
..a 6 M pm
..all 44 it
. a 7 14 am
..a 18 pm
aim am
a I 40 pm
I'asl
II 14 am
7 2 am
I 14 pm
II 44 pm
11 44 am
Ll MolBM Ixx-.l PaaMng.r a 4 17 pra all U am
( l.loago Nabralkl l.lmllld..a I 01 pa I 10 am
, WKST.
Chi -Neb. Urn. to l.laeoln....a I 41 am a I 41 pm
t'ol'sd lallfcariii Kip. s I 44 pm a 4 no pm
Oilahomt A Teia Kipreas. . 4 04 pm ail a am
nWl aMVWn.BKB - . . a. a, y HI ... . ( mUt
Bt RLINUTU 8TAT14 Teeth, aad.
Maaoa.
Austria Thought
On Point of Making
A Move for Peace ji
c.
Must Be Sold
New modern frame and stucco, oak and
birch finish; three bedrooms and sleeping
porch; corner lot; paved street; complete
throughout; big bargain.
OWNKR. Pouglas 162
High Class Lots Cheap.
Webster and sVh Hts. paving, all Im
provemttnta: Ames Ave. aid lath tot., all
Improvements Tel Pouglag lil '
... I 14 pa a I 14 am
....a 7.01 aa all 16 pm
B..6 6.44 pm 614 16 am
IS art h western
NORTH.
Twla lty Eiprau a 7 44 am alO 8 pm
Dakota I'aiaang.r b 7:44 am a 8 44 ia
gioui ilir laj a I t pa a I 44 pm
stioseapoiia Kipraaa a 4.44 pm all. 14 am
Dakota Eipmss . 4 44 pm bl4 a pm
Twin City Una u-4 a I 04 pa s 1 11 am
IiHT
Deavar gpseial a I 44 am a 7 84 am
Carroll lyoral a I ts) am a 4 M pm
Cnicago Ijotit all 4 pm
l arroo laoesi a pm
Chicago Hpaxis) m pm
isas rraociaco IJmit4 a I 64 am
Oi.rlaad IlmltMl a 4 e pm
Orogoa-Wsihlogio Umlta4..a 4 It pm
UQm Bnn laiuiw m w vw
WEST.
all 4 pm
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a 7 pm
ah 14 am
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I Od r.aai
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a 1 It .m aia II pm
b I 16 pm b 6 10 pm
a 1 44 pm a 4 hi pm
a 1 44 pm all 04 sm
a a so pm a l a pm
k lalaad t Pacific
EAST.
Raekr Mountala Umlied all 84 am all 44 pm-
'hi. ago tancel Pasaasgor ,...b:tt in k!4 H pm
iktcago bar Eipnaa a .M am a 4:4j pm
tbiiago Night giprna a 4 14 pm t I ;t
Barllagtoa
Dav.r I.lmltad
( 'hicago-Oroah
fnar and California
pugJ4 Hound Kaproaa...
S'.br.ka Point
Black Hill
laintol Mall
Nortbwast Ripras ...
N.braaka Eipraaa
lalnealn laal
I 8:nsri.r FUiuauutk ....
I I'latlitn.ulh
I. f4.ile.us PUttanuaitk ..
Cbloago Msorlal
Iavar Bpaj-stal
blcas. gipeM ,
Kleago f aat Eipraaa .
jf'caatoa La.al ..-
at. J.- m a. - apawi
It I. Insula Hp-jolal
k. c a at. j,aph
Lalacola-Pisttsmoulk
radroa jaf
latncoln rialna
Llui.ln-Laong Fine .
Hanligi eurtor ....
Imoo4-I1oI spring!
Alliloa-Oakoala
4 hlraao, H
Arrte.
a 7 oo sm
tlM
a I JO pm
a I o pm
a 4 14 pm
a I 40 pm
alt II pm
a 7 m sm
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b I so am
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all M pm
'' 1 ri'pni
a I U0 am
bll 04 am
all 80 sm
a 4 pm
a I 4o pm
WCR8TRR sVTRKRT 8TATIO J Flf-te-ralh
and .Wehater.
Depart.
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4 10 pm
a 4 .10 pm
a I 10 am
4 I pm
... b I 10 pm
all 16 pm
8 14 m
a 7 14 pm
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t 6 II am
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(Copyright, 1914, Press Publishing Co.) I
ROM K, Sept. .--(r'poc.a.l 4'ablegrsm to
New York World and Omaha Bee.)
Italian public opinion Is now Inclined tu
think thst Jhe. chancrs of victory for
Ihe triple enter.le iKiwers bale been Im
proved hy recent event. Military writers
think Austria may try to make pctce for' 1
llaelf lenvii.a tlerinunv isolate,! . 1
(Jreat Importance la attached to the
declaration of the entente owers not to
make peace separately and growing agi
tation favorable to France Is admitted
by the Austrian press to be now mani
fest In Kumsnla, as waa the csae In 1870.
Mlaeearl Pacific
Falla riiy Paasangar.
Loal realght
thlrav Kt. Paal,
llalka
Tta M Psaaasgar
gtoui 4l'r Ripreaa
Hloua Cltr Paaabg.r
Enaaraoa
D-rpirt ArrlT.
...a I 10 pm bl le am
.. b 4 44 am b 4 40 pm
Mlaae-apolle A
...8 4 64 aat b 4 84 ami
...b I pm bll .44 la
... 1.16 am
...4.wpm b 8 14 sm
NEARLY THREE POUNDS DAILY
FOOD OF RENCH SOLDIER
(Correspondence of the Associated Preaa.)
PARIS. Aug. 27-Here 1s the dally bill
of fare of the Frenoh private soldier In
the field: .
Vegetable soup, made from an ounce
and a half of maahed vegetables.
Army biscuit, twenty ounce.
Rice lor beans) seven ounces.
Fresh meut, sin teen ounces (or canned
meat, twelve ounces).
Coffee, three-fourths of sn ounce. ,
HiiKsr. one ounce.
Or a total f nearly three pounds a day.
Kvery soldier In the field carries In his
knspsark 'ne day's rations for emergency
use. Theae rations constat of ten ounces
of army biscuit, ten ounces canned meat.
one ounce condensed soup, two ounces t
coffee and three ounces of sugar.
414 4 4" 14 tt I 88
COWB.
744 4 80 17 I4 I 74
744 4 K) I 1100 I 71
470 4 7J I I 14
I IK! I an 4 tit 4 so
7 4 an i i7o i oo
104 6 a i i wo e at
440 4 44 I '4 4 14
MA I tn 1 1174 4 4n
im l a i l ay) f a
421 I 44
HKIFERH.
414 4 44 4 IM 4 64
714 4 74 77 4 40
7 VI 4 M I 434 4 44
440 I 14
U.M.f.
IIM I 44 1 84 I 88
I M0 I 74 1 IIJS I so
1614 4 4 Mil 1H
It I 48
CALVES.
H4 7 44 1 IM 14 04
117 I 44 8 ITU 10 On
II 6 0 1 140 10 U
fiTOCK KKH AND FKKDBHH.
744 4 40 14 614 7
SM) 4 M 4 U 1 m
IIS VI 1 440 7 U
744 IM 41 414 III
7 Ml to II til f 10
84 44
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lit
171
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7
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44
general
higher.
w. . "to. . 8h. We,
44 I 68 II Ill ... I 70
...la 4 ia aa 1 70
... 4 40 4 144 l 174
I 0 247 44 I 78
I 40 IT 4 JB0 I 14
I M 84 IM 10 4 1744
It It 141 ... 8 14
6 lt 14 ...... 7t 48 I 8
14144 .'1 18 ... I 8
mi r.c.i line aiiceii recelpla were lib
eral thla morning, amounting to about 31,
(l head, agalnat 1W,:iV a week ego and 2i.
(.', a year ago, they have been light for
the flrat three days of the week thus far.
Chicago alao had a ' large run today. The
proMrtlon of feeder offerings waa Ilka
yesterday and about one-fourth nf the fat
stuff was aged sheep, being mostly ewrs.
yuallty was good.
Though the receipts were large, trains
la to n getting In and sums of the offer
ings more or Teas wet because) of III rain
the packera were In the barn early hunt
ing for sums good killing lambs but
neglrrled a large ahara of tne mutton of
fering tin 1 1 1 a later hour. Holh fat and
feeder lambs sold comparatively early In
the foreiumn at prioea steady to strong
rally, and in case possibly a shade
There Beamed to tie a pretty goon
demand for both fat and feeder offerings,
cauaing a fairly active market and a very
seasonable clearance.
Moat of Ihe fat lamba gold all the way
from 38.8.1 to 17.411. weight and quality fix
ing the plica and trade being more even,
than was the case on Tuesday. Feeder
lambs sold practically in the same
notches, that la, at 8.Mff7 0.'h with g good
slsed bunch csrrylng a little flesh going
to the country al 17.10.
TlieiO were no new or Interesting fea
ture In aged sheep, either fat or feeder
grade, It istlli being a caae of a light
upply all around 1 food Inquiry at
mostly stssdy prices.
Quotations on rsngs sheep snd lambs,
I -am lis. good to choice, r7.aMr7.60; lambs,
fair to good. H.lO'ijT.la; lambs, feeders.
In 2.V67.O0; yearllnga, good to choice, $8 403.
4 90; yearlings, fair to good, S.llaH.4;
yearllnga. feeders. 86 4fkjji, 80, wethers,
good to choir, S.kjat6 U; wethers, lair to
good, 4.KUi.0(); wetner. feeder, 14 JO-TP
4 70; ewa. good to choice, I4.7rl 4rtj ewe,
fslr to good, 4 6( "iH 16, ewes, feedt rs. 83.40
CV3.U0.
No
127 Wyoming feeder Ismbs ,
22tf Wyoming feeder lambs
1.427 Wyoming feeder lamba...
21 Wyoming feeder yearlings.
IAS Wyoming fneder yearlings.,
IK Wyoming feeder yearlings.
207 Wyoming ewes
197 Wyoming ewe
awes
Ki Wyoming
40 culls ... .
176 Wyoming
lambs.
No. Av.
71 steers.... 7"3
10 feeders.. IOiu
t aleera.... ant,
24 eteera... .104
1 hrlfer.... 6-0
I atoekers.. 781
24 feedera... 11.15
I feeders... 7
43 feeders... IOC!
1 cow
2 cowa....
t cows
VVKKTERNa.
N K lilt A8K A.
Pr
21 feeders.
t to
1 A
i 71
T 36
t 60
T 00
T78
T W
T 86
I 80
4 76
8 40
OREOON.
836 60
WYOMING.
No. Av.
14 bulls imO
I rs.Ahfrs. WO
13 steers. ...1073
I steer 1200
Pr.
6 60
80
78
T 60
1040
, 870
1170
4 feeders.
4 feedere.
I feeders,
t feeders.
K cows....
1 cows....
1 bull
..1017
.. 676
.. Ms)
..1078
..1088
..1330
.14X1
T SS
76
76
7 00
If.
40
St
FRANCIS JOSEPH SUFFERS
A STROKE OF PARAYLSIS
PAR18 (Via London), Hept. ,-The E
relator publishes a report from Petrograd
that the Austrian emperor. Francis
Joseph, has suffered a paralytic stroke
and that bis condition Is dangerous.
10 feeders.. 8K7 7 0S I feeders.. 840 7 00
.bulls 7; 3 60 steers. ..u 1W
BOl'TH DAKOTA.
10 Meg. cs.. 7(63 26 10 Mas. cs . 881 I JB
61 Meg. cs.. 723 4 60 61 Meg. rs.. 716 I 64
10 cows 603 8 60
IDAHO.
43 steers 13 I 04 30 steers 12(4 I 06
WTOMINO.
14 stockers.. 80 7 76 7 etocUers.. CI 7 TR
S stockers.. 8M T 78 I stockers. . 4b3 4 76
7 stockers.. 86-1 7 76
Ham Johnaon Wyo.
t cows 47 4 M 24 cows 1011 4 89
4 cows 1018 4 4a 68 steers ...144 7 40
I steer . ..1176 7 40 I sterna ...l4 1 40
Bl'ssard Ranch Co., Wyoming
64) steers. ...11(3 7 76 tt steers. ...1111 7 74
73 Wyoming feeder lambs.
td I'tsh feeder lambs
338 t'tah feeder lambs
2T cull ewes
80 Idsho w ethers
82 Idaho lamha
71 Idaho lambs ,.
tl Idaho feeder lambs......
88 Idsho feeder lambs
IK Wyoming fvedrr ewes..
176 Wyoming lambs
48 Wyoming yearlings
V Wyoming feeder lambs.
HU Wyoming feeder lambs..
k:i native feeder lambs, .....
188 native ewe
7 Wyoming ewea
301 Wyoming feeder lambs.,
fit Wyoming feeder lambs.,
131 Wyoming feeder latnhe.,
T44 Wyoming feeder lambs..
16 Wyoming feeder lambs..
. Wyoming feeder lamba.,
1,067 Idaho lambs
18 Idaho ewes
A v.
.. 68
.. 68
64
. 74
.101
....104
....188
.... 74
.... 82
.... 41
.... 68
.... 44
.... n
.... M
.... 88
.... 44
.... 84
.... 68
....101
.... M
.... 47
.... 61
.... 444
.... 44
.... Ml
....118
M. 48
M
.... 47
.... 64
.... 67
.... 67
.... 47
....104
Pr.
7
7 06
7 M
4TB .
(74
176
iW
4 60
4 tn
I 28
T 80
4 80
4 80
4 80
I 73
t 60
1
1 34
4 70
4 70
4 no
T
ft 84
7 00
7 00
8 84
4 80
4 80
4 74
7 00
7 00
7 00
too
7 08
7 49
H
Kanaaa City l.lvev llerk Market.
KANHAH CITT. Me, Kept. 6 CATTIaK
Keceipie, D,U head: market strong;
prime fed steers, l.7610.M); dresaed beef
aleera, Ift.OUliO 60; western steers. I4 4fj.;
stockere snd feeders. M OOul.K; bulls, ti t
Sj6 7o, lves. Id kntflO In.
HOUU-KecalPts , 4.100 head: market
higher; bulk. 1 750.10; heavy, 8t 0OH8 26:
packers and butchers, M.6X-ti-J.; light, 84.4
fill h: r-laa, 7 WJg 24.
HHKEP AND LaAMRA-Racelnts. ll.Ono
head; market h'gher; lamba, 17 1017.77;
yearllnga. I7MJ.Z6; wethers, 46.25fj4.76;
ewes, HOtj j.lli.
gt. I.oals Live llerk Marital.
FT. IXll'IH, Mo.. Kent. 8. -C A TTL.K Re
ceipts, 4..r0 heed: merket higher; native
beef aleera. 17 &U&10.60: cowa and heifers,
l.'.OOft'J.&u, stockers snd feeders. 14.004fl7 .
souihern steers, KVirOOO; rows and half
era. 4 00ti4 6O; native calves. 18 Otsjfll 00.
HOOH Hecelpta. 8U0 head; market
atnady; plga and lights, f7.004j8.2S; mlied
and butchers, pOOtji.lO, good heavy, f 30
t 30
rlHEF.P AND I.A if BU Receipts, t 400
head; market higher; natlvs muttons, 14.00
tj 'j.OO; lambs. 17 OtrBl 10.
81. Joaepk Live lack Market.
HT. JOBEPH. Sept. t.-CATTUK-Ra-relpta.
1 4KJ0 head: market elaady; ateers.
7ual0X. cows and heifers. U-HuH;
ralvea. 88 0O4J10 60.
UO(18-ltealpta. 1.004 head; market,
hleher: bulk, I'JdXiv 10
SHEEP AND I. AH &8 Receipts, 1.400
bead; market steady lambs, l7.WraJ.80.
' Dry Coel Market.
NEW YORK. Bept. DRT OOODII-.
Cotton good a market weak today.
Worsted yarns firm. Cotton yarn weak.
Cnderwear prices for fall easier. Burlaps
quiet. Dress goods aril vs.
gTsparat.d Azalea and Drl.4 Frwlls
NKW YORK. Sept f.-EVAPORATED
API'I.KB-I.ull.
DIUKO FRl'ITH Prune, quiet Aprl
cota. dull and easy. Peaches steady.
Raisins quiet
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