nrn bee: cmaila, Saturday. September 25, 1015.
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REAL ESTATE.
FA KM eft KiXCH LAMP FOR MIW
l laeei aeoee.
tJNTI IK PANAMA.
That new country VtKl bam l boat
ing now off cm wonderul opportunities
to the man of mnilirt means: as well
na the Inmtor. Lands that will produce
talc as much ns the best Nebrsake
Iliad Selling for only $i 60, M M and 6 00
per acre, with May torrna, M bo Inter
est on deferred payments. Cinll and Itt
us axrlsln r writ for literature.
HOMEflEFKBRS LAND CO.
fcj m Bid.. Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE M.SCXLUiKr.OtTI
1,200 Baskets of Grapes Ofl
700 Vines
cherries, rui
gooseberries. Brand
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1106 TO $l,uuo made promptly. F. D.
Weed. Wasd Pldg.. lhth Farnam Bta
CITY and farm loans, 6, Itt, t per eent
t. H. Dumont Co.. 41 Stat Bank.
A "Vor Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into rah.
WANTED Good (arm and city loana at
loweet rates.
PETERS TRW CO.. 1CT8 Farnam.
FARMS and cltv loana at loweat rates.
TO LAND TRUMBULL, 448 Baa Bide
o
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFK RBAL ESTATK CO;
116 Omaha National. Phone Douglas JTla.
MONFT on hand For city and farm loana.
H. W. Blndar. City National Hank Bldg.
Apples, plum, peaches
ranis. raspberries, mow
new. atrlotljr niod. 8-room houaa Juat be-
ins- rtnicnefj; cemented cava conneeteol
with full ha.cenient ; I acres land. I4.MX
Will taka small cottage (or part. Ownar,
Alias Wright. Md and Sprague Bta. Ban
son is.
NEW 6-KOOM BUNGALOW.
Equity of $1,000 to trad for food lot or
$00 rah. Phons Webster 4184
rOH SALF. SVroont hnuae, mofln ,
cept heating. In good condition, sharia
tree and nice yard; renaonable price.
647 Charlo St. Phona evening Wal tW.
LOT for sal In l-enox Addition. Ownar.
Call Wabster Cm
LEGAL NOTICES
CITV property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas 22k State Bank Bldg.
SHU us f'rat tor farm loana In eastern
Nab. United States Trust Co., Omaha.
fi& C'TT liOANd. C. O. Carlben. $10
u It Brandals Theater Bide
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
FOR SA1E
Only I blocks north of Farnam St.. on
14th, 00-foot, vacant, first time offered,
$4,400.
LINAIIAN REALTY 00.
Phone Douglas 2904. BO Bee Bids.-
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANT Auction The following unclaimed bags-nee
will ta sold at election at Omaha
f ireproof Storage Company's building. 806
i South (Seventeenth stnet, Omaha, Neb.,
commencing at 7 o'olock p. m Tuesday,
' AntnK.. It IftlH Anil MonHnillnar the aama
hour each (lay until all has been sold:
Valise. Soren Ongard: bundle, B. 8. IJke.
Denver, Colo. Suitcases, Brneet Dowley,
W. II. Ferrin. Alex. Honersh, Alton, Pa.
R. T. Rlohartl, Olbbon. Neb.; Bert Morris,
Colllnsvllle Okl. Painted canvas trunks,
.teasle R. Snpneer. Denver, folo.j F. J. K.,
Robert Hariell. Pt. Iaul. Neb.; Rolllo A.
fitcwart, Lamar. Kan.; Ida Murphy, Los
Anreles, CaL Zlne trunks: Mas Jacobs,
Chlcaco, I1L; Jackson Kosattl, Runerlor
Wyo.1 Mrs. Myrt'a Williams. Chi
Wyo.; P. Chemornots, Ch caD, III.; Willie
Fredler, Hernoa Lake, Minn. Orlp: J. B.
Oeliter, Camp Stool, Wyo. Steamer
trunks Max P. Taylor, llolse. Idaho;
Ml.xa Alice Hmmelly. Wavne. Neb.
Also SOO pieces of miscellaneous articles,
eonslsttni of trunks, boxes, chests,
hundlna, blankets, valises, g-uns, Watchen,
overcoats, umbrellas and musical Instru
ments, not marked. O. I. ALL.KY, Oen
ral Bairraca Agent 6.1S-2VO.-.
HEAL ESTATE FOH EXCTiANGI
Want Land
for 11-r. modern home near Bt. Peter's
ahurch; owner owes t,6O0; send descrip
tion of your land and wa 11 tell you fully
about this beautiful born.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
m Omaha Nat. Pouglss 8715.
HAVE YOU A (JOOD LOT TO TRADE?
We can get you a dandy 7-room house,
all nv.dern. on FranKlln Bt., which cost
the owner M.MO, for less than RtXXt, and
taka a good lot or two In payment. Don't
go to sleep on this pro(ositiin.
PATNH INVESTMENT COMPANY.
8th Floor Omaha Nat. Bank. IX 178L
A QUARTER sec. of .and. six inilps from
good town; unimproved, and 30 acres
Joining same town for trade or sale. Will
take half cattle and horses, or trade for
a stock of general merchandise. Address
T K, Bee. o
RAILWAY TIME CARD
V It IOW STATION Teat Mtaas,
Calragro A Hertkwsrtei m
WORTH.
TllMI t
Twin CMr bma, .t1:ia
b T:4t am
a I S pta
ISO-AC nB Improved farm near Hebron.
Neb., for sale or trade for small farm.
Address T. H. Adam. Hebron. Neb.
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Trading. Real value, brt Paxton Blk.
FOR 6AL.K or trade 6-room house; mod
ern except heat. S1 N. 18th.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Kloreoee.
Sea Nethaway for that form. Florence 2M.
REAL ESTATE NORTH BIDE
N'F.W 7-m .in, Dtrlctly modern, built by
oMirr for luiiiie. Miller pk. dtt- Open for
' Inspection today. 2427 Crown Point Ave.
FOR l;,r. N'T or sale, 6-room bouse, all
mn'M s, l.cst. of condition; lots of shads,
nit.- .; nin be bought on reasonable
tenn. i :nii for IS. Inquire 1126 N. 13d
,.c Wi lmier iiwO.
st. )
o
fr-.
1 :u,'
. I a i-room, modern bouse, east
u: 1 lot. N. 23d. 6U0 cash,
niithlv. Web. 4371
si i
I'DlU .-.A l.l
r lv""o, sll mod., hot water heat,
iic ii- Hanscom Park, 6,M0; a bax-
... r, .ln . id Ave. H. 7lH.
&-r. houaa. mod.: 1
tl-'. .r ii. Miller park and school, biz
rant,
ler n
.. ;Mh Avo. Phone owner, Web. 2207.
" HI S t" Tu'Y ON AMKd AVENUE.
Nice V-rootn houae, all modern con-verlciio-e.
corner lot. on car line: 1
Mori, i mm 34th car. Tel. Webstar 642.
li:.L ESTATE WEST BIDE
For Sale by Owner
A number of residence lota to th
.iituml liikirlct. Wtli sell cheap
J ! lash.
Man a number of other residence
luu for sale.
("all owner. Douglas V7S, or
Douglas JA, after 4 p. m. each day
.mi. :Mmuay. o
A New Home
Cathedral District
An attractive new (-room bungalow;
all modern, that la Just about com
pleted. This plaoe le well built and
located In a new addition that Is belntf
rapidly bulll up with a good olass of
liomes.
Let us arranse to have you see this cosy
little place before you have gotten In
your winter coal.
The price Is right and the terms sre
easv to comply with to a responsible
party.
Shuler&Cary,
i. mt.
i State Bank Bldg.
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auusr.
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Carroll Uoca! .....a Ties am
lliokart Bipraai a T 40 am
(tilosio Looal all SO pm
Oar roll tiooal .a 10 pm
Cbloase Spaolal a " pm
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California Mall al'Hm a 116 pm
lianllla Looal a:0pu all:Mam
Iklcage, Rock Ialaad racitto
BAST.
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Oklaaa Dallp gapreae A Sits am a 4:40
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WHI,
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Oeloraae CSlltonla Enp....a 1:40 pm a 4:00 pm
OkUtuata 4V Taxaa Bapraai. 1:04 sm all: am
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BURLINGTON STATION Tent a
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Pasaii.
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Beatrice, HaMlnaa sa4 Oaa4
lalfftl (,....,,,. a 4:11 sas
Btavar-ealitarals a 4 M pm
Haattnas-OranS lakaad a 4.0 pm
LJnoolo ll a 1 :M pm
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piattsmautk-Paeitt luoatloa.all pm
Craotua Laaal kl tipm
Cklaate Bapraas a I 46 pm
Ohloaso Lmlta4 a l:S pra
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UNtl SOUTH.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
EeceipU of All Grains Are Fairly!
Good, bat Demand it Poor and
Pricei Are Weak.
HOLDERS OF WHEAT HAND ON
OMAHA. Soptember Si lMe.
There was a fairly gool increase In the
recelpu of all gialns today. The wheat
market was preity dull and declined fr-m
lp k There v. as some demaial for t.n
cereal, but those having wheal on hand
were not willing to sell their grain at
the preaent price.
The eorn market was alao weak and
there was not much demand for tula ce
real. The market was yiunej Wtflo loser.
The osts market was unie.lle.i n soul
Ho higher to to loser. The receipt a of
this cereal were good, but the iiemanU
v. a very slow.
eles of rye and barley were very light
and there was no Inrpcrtant change In
either of these markets.
Clearances were: V heat and flour,
equal to 6S4 K bushels; corn, 1,000 bush
r.s; oats. M,t4 bushels.
Live. pool: Hpoi wi.ee t, unchanged to
l'nd lower; corn, Hd lower.
t-ilmary wheat reca.pts were IKl.ftlO
bushels end shipments 1.47i,) buahels,
against receipts of !.,, w bush,, is and
auipnienu of 1,1.I.ii0u b..ahels last year.
1'ilmarv corn reeln( weie 711.0.0 bah-
els ai.d siiipmenta n,,i buahe s, asanat
lecoipta of Sln.0.4) buahels and snlpinenis
f aw.Miu buahels isst year.
Pr.marv oata receipts ware P 1.0OO bush-
cU snd shipments l.Ui.O bus.iels, agaliml
reovipis 01 M4.M piisneia ana nniiiitents
of l,u;n,0Ju bunhe.s last year.
CAKL.OT KKCKlPTS.
Wne iU Corn. Oats.
tui 1.6
fV )askt. ftUtabaaa: le lb. Potatoes;
Ohio, a-o bu. 8rcetpotatoes: Hampcra,
ll. hamper; Vtralnlaa, barrels, .i hbl.
M'TB-No. 1 aalnuts, Uo lb.; tllberta.
V-o lb ; Hraslls. llo lb.; pecaaa, UvO
lb.; almonds. M I Ik
KRW TORK GRMCHAL MARKET
Qaotattnaa of Ike Day em TaHaae
4Wwma4l4tes.
NEW TORK, Kept. .4.-FLOUR
Stcadv.
WllKAT-Spot Irregular: No. 1 red and
No. I hard. U .21. e. I, f., New York; No.
I northern, Diiluth, II m1. and No. 1
norihern. slanltoba, Wc, c. I. f., Huf-
isio, t utiiiea, nrnt: neptemoer, i.i6V.
prompt shipment.
II A V St
I t'OMN Mpot, steady; No. I yellow, tAs,
tiA I S iHt firm; No. t while, 40Uo
io x, si.uu.
Chicago ITS
Minneapolis 610 .. ..
Dututh
UnwlM 71 f
Kannas City 4 U
tt. Louis 137 U It
Winnipeg ill .. ..
haies reported today: Wheat No. I
hard wlmer: ( cars, i.v3; t cars, ll.W'i;
1 bulkhead, 11.00; a cars, 11.00, No. 4 hard
wlmer: 1 car, 9;c; i rars, 9c; 1 car,
Wb-tc; cars, kbo. Hamplo. 1 car, IHA-;
cars, too; 1 cars, 82c; car. too; 1 car,
mc; S car, hot, 46c. No. 1 durum:
car, 11.00. No. 1 durum: 1 car, al.U). No.
I mixed: iva cars, 11.00. No. 4 spring:
csr. ale; 1 car. &0c No. S spring. 1
csr, 8io. No. 1 velvet chalf: 1 car, 1.0S;
1 car, 11.U8; 1 car, tl.Ov. No. 4 velvet
chaff: 1 cr, light, Wic. Rye No. X: 1
tar, 8o. No. S: 1 car, I.e. l0. 4: 1 cara,
lac. com No. I white: 4S cars. 6o.
No. I yeilow: 6 cara, 6V- No. t yel
low: I cara, V-n. No, I yellow 1 1 car,
.c. No. 2 mixed: 4 cars, 65c. No. 1
mixed. 5 cars, 66c. Oats No. I wh.te:
1 cur, 8fHc; 1 car, .to'io. Standard: 1 car.
!6V. No. 3 white: 1 car, 4c; t cars,
14c; t cars, 83Vc; 4 cara, Mno; 4 Cars,
No. 4 while: 4 cars. !Uc; 1 car,
Uo. Sample: 1 car. tlc; 1 oar, 2Mc.
Omaha tah Prices W neat: AO. 1 tur
key, 1.044jl.Ob; No. I turkey, ll.OIHjl.u".;
No. 1 haid, tl.0ii(fl.08; No. i hard, f'4l;
11.02: No. 4 hard, P4'(iWc; No. i spring,
ilO.-4l.y4j No. I spring, 10a;l.; No. t
disrum. WHctjll.OO; No. S durum, Wt
0o no graue, UUwc.. Corn: No. 1 white,
H,(3e-c; No. white, fcj6Wo; No. 4
White, MSrnixj; no. o while, M'M-kc;
No. white. MMtw: No. a yellow. t4'.J
ffiVpc; No. I yellow, 6(iii'i6c; No. 4 yellow,
6,eo; No I yellow, tftSftc: No. 4
yellow, )Vrtiso; No. 2 mixud, 4uoc;
No. I mUed. e4!c: No. 4 mixed. 61 W
4o: No. 2 mixed. 64(ii4Wc: No. 6 mlxid.
nliaVo. Osts- No. 1 white. r-VV:c;
standard, 364ib'Vc; No. white, iWaW
No. 4 white, SJ'-WfXSo. ilarley:
Malting. 4rK4o: No. 1 ied. 4044c Rye;
No. 1, t7tio; No. 1, SHVufeic.
Cliloago closing irlc,, furnished The
Res by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. 816 So. Sixteenth street, Omaha.
Artlclt Open. I lllgh.l iow. I Clone. 1 Vea'y.
Wbeati I I
pt. 1 03 I 1 OS 1
I)ec.'MMi K V
Ma v. I 9m97.
Corn. I t 1
Bpt.r7iyn7i tin
Dao. U'Vtl 6fi
May.iW,&.7l67474:
uaia 1
ept. SS37V
Iec. SnS8j
Pork. I
, tct.i5r3i 11 n
Lard. I j
jUot.fi Vtfii 8 17
Jan. I CO I I 66
Ribs.
Oct 8 rni25 t 40
Jan. I II'. I 8 65
1084
vo
71
67
3 OfiH
iHiH
9V?A
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4
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1
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16 17H
71 HR T1H
8S4;Airnea
67V.T
8 28
1 7vt
I 8 15
8 66 I
8 40
8 53
18 K
16 10
I 8 ID
8 6ZH
8 20
8 40
Must Be Sold!
Cathedral District
r31 Charles Bt.. I rooms, modern, hot
water heat; house Is In good repair; near
schools, stores and car line. The price
and terms are reasonable. He sure to sea
us about this p'aoe, as It la worth mora
than the price asked.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 200. 60s' Bee Bldg.
FINE CORNElt '
Northwest corner 0th and Cass, about
4 fast east front on aOth and 81 feat soutri
front on Caas, alao next lot north, 40 ft.
eaal front on 80th. All Improvements la
- street.
Any reasonable offer on either or both
of these lots will be considered. They
have to be sold in the next few dsys.
0. M. KYLAXDEK,
. 164 Omaha Natlonal Bank.
FOR CASH 4-ROOM HOUHK.
Fine location, 1767 Websiar; sacrifice for
quick sale. cWe C. Thorern, R3 N. 1th L
WklST BiNfexjN the new town, en
Kortbweatern railroad.
WE8ITES STREET STATION,
(seat 4 Webster.
rif.
Chleaao, ft. Paal, ' M laaeapolla
Oaaaha
naaart. Arrlra
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Cltr BiaraM.... k I PS am tll li a
loa fltr raaasassr k I M am
tmirioo LmkI k 00 pm b 1:1 am
a dailr- dallr axcapt Ennlay.
Twia ftr
lout
Council Bluffs
WEsT BEN BON. the new town on North
western railroad.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
EAST TERMS.
Small pay mailt down, balance on
terms to suit, will buy a splendid home,
one block from Dundee car line; house
la biloK. I rooms, eijened-.n poioh.
gaa, eiectrla lights, bath, furnace, full
cemented basement, oak finish down
stairs, white enamel second floor,
fuU sited lut, bam on rear. AH street
improvements nijda. Priced right.
lkgnt take amaller house or acreage
as part psynieut. Every thing In per
fect order.
W. T. 8MITH CO.,
City National Bank Building
THRKU full lots, good 7-ruom bouse.
splendid well, good cistern and barn.
Plenty of fruit and shade tree a, lX tlouk
north from Krug park on paved street.
Comer of ttd snd Pratt streets. In a
district where property Is very valuable.
IlkiiO cash hove For nartmulers see
owner, M re. Belterf. en property er phone
Walnut
ST. FRANCIS' ACADEMY
IS SOLD TO THE CHURCH
All of the lots comprising the property
of Ht. Fran eta academy were sold yes
terday by Its owners, the Bisters of
Charity, to the parish of 8t Francis
Xavler Cathollo church. The school
property adjoins the church and Is really
part of the church and parish grounds.
The sale wag mads by D. Mahar of
Iowa City, representing the sisters. Mr.
Mahar to the father of Mrs. Hubert U
Tinier. Rev. Father McMsnus of tha
church. Emmet Tlnley and II A. Wick-
ham represented tha parish. Tha consid
eration was 830,000. Immediately after
the sale was negotiated Mr. Mahar an
nounced that he was authorised to re
mit 810.000 of the purchase price of the
property by Instructions from the mother
general of the Sisters of Charity.
The property has been used for many
years as an academy for girls and Bt.
Francis acadsmy has been one of the
iibted educational Institutions of the
western part of the state. Recently the
school was removed.
It Is understood that the property is
now to be used by the Catholic school
for boys, Su Joseph's academy, which
has practically outgrown I la old quarters
on tha east side of South Sixth street,
and whsre a fine new building was built
last year. The new grounds and build
ings will make Ideal quarters for, the
boys' school.
A Asked. B Bid.
I
CHICAGO GRAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trad I ear and Clealns;
Prteee Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept 24. Signs of enlarged
export demand had a strengthening af
fect today on wneat, but pries gains
were chiefly In the December and May
options, September being relatively easy,
owing to removal of conditions which imd
threatened to make Immediate deliveries
here difficult. The market ss a who e
closed strong. H&l'Ao not hUher, with
December st 5!4o and May at llitio. Other
leading staplos, too, all showed an ad
vene corn. Wff"c, oats 5j,o to o,
snd provisions i'ur.'lo. One of tha leading
firms here professed to have truatworlhy
Information that huge amounts of flour
and whsat to go to Europe were to be
contracted for on this side of the At
lantic and that prices were likely to re
main strong for a long time to corns.
Gossip of a big purchase of Canadian
wheat for ocean shipment tended to con
firm the bullish opinions that resulted
and so also did a lata announcement of
some export business having been done
today in Chicago. Wet weather in the
spring wheat statea and In Canada with
predictions of additional rain formed an
other Influence agstust the bear, uur.ng
the first part of the day, however the
market was Inclined to sag, especially tho
September option, ,wl.,g to a unt.s.on that
No. 1 velvet chaff would be acceptable
here on time contracts, although subject
to a penalty If not clean.
Home increase In the movement of
winter whesjl was noted, Kansas City
receipts sxoesdlng lust year's for the
first time this season. On the other hand.
snipmenis 110111 ivanaas 1 uy were in ex.
cess of receipts, and it was the opinion
of a majoilty of dealers here that winter
wheat would continue to move only In
drib ets. In Ksnais, Ok.ahome and Ne
braska it was reported not more than 40
per cent of the winter wheat had been
threshed.
Corn wound up higher, mainly nn ao
oount of demand Induced by the advance
In wheat. Unm-tt.ed weather and the
comparative smsllness of ths stock on
hand here were further elements of
strength. Shorts In osts covered freely.
Country offerings were small, and ship
ping demand rather active.
Higher prices for hogs oarrled provi
sions upgrads. Outside orders were
larger.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BTTTTER No. L i-lb. cartons, 26c; No.
t, WVIb. tubs, 12a.
CHKF.SE-Imrorted Swiss. 86c; Amer
ican Owls. Iftc; block Swiss. twins,
14c; daisies. 14c; triplets, . 16c; Young
America, U '; blue label brick, lsvc;
llmburger, 2-lb., 20c; New York white.
U'4o; Imported French Roquefort, 40q,
F18H Trout, lc: white fish. 14c; hali
but, Uo; channel catfish. Ike; codfish, 10
lo; mackerel, lbc; salmon, 14c.
POULTRY -liens, 12c; ducks. 12c;
geeaf, 10c; turkeys, 16c: roosters, la
BEEF CUTIS Ribs, No. 1, llto; No. I.
17c; No. 1, llvtc lxjinn. No. 1. 21c; No. t.
17Sc; No. 1, 14,c. Chucks, No. L HWo;
No. 1 10y4o; No. 8, Sc. Rounds. No. t
164c; No. t, 14ei No. 1. Uo. Plates, No.
1, c; No. t, kio; No. 1. l'4o.
Following products furnished by Ollin
sky Fruit company:
FRUITS Oransas: California Valen.
clas, 17s. 2uoa. 21Ha. 260s. IS 60 box; Cali
fornia Valenrlas, 12'. l Js, Iw-s. a, t'l th
box. Ieiuona: Extra fancy Oolden
Rowl, Suw, li 00 bos; extra fancy Ooldan
Howl, IfiO, tlW box; extra fancy 8unklt,
tus. at, lU'J box; Red Hall, 14.00 box.
Peaches: Colorado Elbertas. 66 crate;
Colorado Elbertaa, larse quantltlra. ;
Orate; Utah Klhertas, 60s box; 11 bu
Apples: Wealthlas, :.50 bbl : Jonathans,
Ki.7 bbl. I California Belleflowsis, 11 U)
box. Prunes: Italian. Due orate: Italian.
?uantlUrs. Hoc crate. Pears: Ilartietts.
ancy, 12.76 crate; Flemish Beauties,
Sheldon, (largue 81U0 to Ills orate;
Kelfers. bushels. 11 16 bu. Grapes: To
kays. 11.60 crats; Concords, lioniegrown,
'On banket. l(nan. ; Mellum fruit, 1
to 12.2b bunch: Juiubo fruit, t'hangulnnla
and Port I.linoo, 40 lb. Cantalouia:
California Miaalon Hrand. rjtajidarda, 2 76
rrate; t'alifornl.i M.asion lirand, ponies.
12 ii crate; California Mission brand,
flats, tl crate.
VHOETABI.KR-Oabbase: Homegrown.
ISa lb. 1'eppera: 6uo basket Head It
uce: II. Ieaf Irltuce. AOo dos. To
matoes: Market pr.ee. Parsley: 36d
dos. Oniona: aahlntrton. ISjc lb; Span
ish. 11.60 ersts. Ureen peas: 60u baacst
Celery, 86e dos. Wss and Qreen Means:
o. 1. $1.26; No. 3. il.16;
HOPS steady; state, to common to
city, 616-0; country, 6M'vk; spe-
HIDES Steady; Rogot. rlo; Cen-
l.'EAT'm'jvF.rin; hemlock firsts, W
Uc: seconds. SltfMc.
I ROVISIONS I'ork. firm; mess. $16.00
fTI6.hu: laiiuly, Hn.tm'.f .1.00; short dears.
$lS.fl(vgl Ml. lteef, steady; mesa, 7 (
1K.0P- family, 418.6owik.6U. Isvrd, slow;
middle west. ,Si.46. Tallow, steady:
Hl.'TTKR Steady; receipts, 10.MO
tuta; creamery extras, 27igisc; firsts,
24rtrWV; seconds, 2aH1rt4c.
KoOS Irregular; receipts. T.X4 caaea;
fresh gathered extraa, nlXn; extra
flrnts. iHMSV; firsts. f-ti2;c; seconds,
au-Ssc.
OHBJF5SF-Stesdyj rseelpta, 8.8a boxes;
state whole milk, fresh flats, specials,
I4iil5c; atate whole milk, average
fancy, 14V.
1-OULTRY Dresaed. firm: westsrn
froxen rosstlng rlilcksns, l:iqdo; freah
fowls. Iced, UWQn&c; fro sen turkeys,
i?trcic.
OL'I.TRY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, Joo; fowla, l7VtMVkc; turkeys. Mo.
1 .
Kanaaa City Gra;n and I'rovlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 24. WHEAT
No. I hard. 11W01.W; No. red. It lMin.U;
Septemlier, 61. OS; December, M'aVii.c;
May. :a
CORN No. 1 mixed, 6c; No. I whits,
7c; September. bV,Ci December, SSc; May,
I OATS-No. 1 white. 8S4307Ho; No. t
mixed svasfto.
blIThlt Creamery, Vai firsts, 26o;
'Sec. nil a. 'tic; pa. king. 19 ,r.
h OtiS Firsts, 2-Vj; seconds, le.
I l-Oi I.TRY Hens, lie; roosters. So;
! bro .Icrs, lie.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MTNNF.APOTJS, Sept. WHKAT
September. pHc; Dei-ember, Me; No. 1
ha'd. 11.02; No. 1 northern, tkotitl.01.
FljOrR Advanced; fancy patenta 86.15;
firHt cleHra, 14. M); second clears, 13.00.
RARI JiY eSJiOto.
WHAN-111.00.
CORN-No. 8 yellow, KWVtC.
OATS No. 8 white, nWc.
St. I.onla Grain Market.
ST. LOriS, Sept. M.-iWHEAT No. I
red, 1.1K'(T1.21; No. t hard, nominal; Sep
tember, 1. lm: lecember, 7Sc.
CORN-No. 2. 7ojT70Hc; No. t white.
70'tc: September, 70Sc; IHcember. 63Si
OATS No. X, nominal; No. I white,
nominal.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL,. Sept. 14 WHEATVSpot,
No 1 Manitoba, Us lod; No. I. ils d; No.
S, lis 7d; No. 1 northern Duluth. lis 4Hd:
No. 2 western winter, 10s Sd; No. 3 hard
winter, lis lo4d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new,
8a Id.
BRADSTRlCKT'S TRADE REV1KW
Carrents Are Kannluar More Freely
Than Heretofore.
VEV TORK. Sept, at.-BmcUtreeta to
morrow will ay: "Trade curnnts are
running more freely than heretofore: re
maining obstacles to progress sre pass
ing; growth la of thecumulstlve type",
seotlons somewhat pesalmlirtlo a while
ago are now taking a brighter view of
the future, and International, political
.1 Kn.n.lal , , AF .linu-inllv IllV.
aSHum'-d more pleasant sh ports, nltnnugn
negotiations for tho huge Hrltlsn-r rencn
loan tinve not been entirely completed as
yet.
"Three forces loom large In the week s
expansion cold weather, higher prices
for cotton and foreign orders for muni
tions of war. The first named fsxstor,
coupled with that of profitable flguree
for the south's chief staple, has brought
out larger orders for ootton goods, blan
kets, flannels, underwear and heavy full
goods, while export trade kerm steel
mills and machinery shops rushed to cs-
fiac.ty. Ine'dentslly, rod orders are hat
er, stocks being light at most points, and
retail trad, dull In the early week ow
ing to warm weather, later on enlivened
as tne result or lower temperatures.
Weekly bank clearings, t.'l.4J4,6!l,Ki0."
' Coffee Market.
NTHW TORK, Sept. 24. COFFRIO-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at an advance of 1 to 8 points this morn
ing. Business was mostly In the way of
switching from October to Decemlier and
to July, at 40 points, however, and prices
later eased off under a few scattered of
ferings In the absence of any aggressive
support The close was at a net decline
of 1 to 4 points. Sales were 14,000 liens.
Soptember. 6.06c; October, 6.06c; Novem
ber, I.OWc; December, 6.11c; January, 6.l!c;
Februsry. 6.20c; March, 6.2.; April. 6 K.-;
May. 6.36c; June, 6.41c; July, 6.4ic; A11
gust, 6.61c. Spot, nulet; Klo No. 7. 6c;
Santos No. 4. 9c Cost snil freight offers
were sbout unchanged on tho average,
ranging down to 140c for Santos 4a.
Milreis prices In Hraxll were unchanged,
with Rio exchange on London l-32d
higher, at 12 7-62d.
Colt n Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24. COTTON-Spot,
steady; middling uplands, 11.15c Halss, lOo
bales.
Cotton futures closed barely steady;
October, 11. 3 to; December, 11.76c: January,
U 87o; March 12.11c; May, 12 870
Cotton futures opened stesdy; October,
II 15c: December, 11 6lc: January. 11.71k:;
March, U.OOc; Msy, 1121c.
The ootton market closed several points
off from the bet under hssvy resllxlng,
with the tons barely steady, although
Inst prices showed net gslns of from t
to 18 points, with the near months relay
tlvelr firm.
LIVERI OOU Sept. 84 COTTON-fipot,
unohanged: good middling, 6!ild, mid
i lln,-, 4 6K1; low mldd.ing, 4 lid; salea,
15,000 bales.
I
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Sept. M. PRAIRIE HAT
Cholce upland, none here. 111.60; No. lj
110 Kxrll 00; No. I. tt.OOti 10.00; No. 1. $4.00
tis.00. Choice midland, pons here, 111.09;
No. 1. II0.U0jM0.60: No. 1 IK.OOnftlO.oO; No.
8. 84 OWh. 00. Choice lowland, pone here,
110.00; No. J, l.00u.60; No. t, 7.00.00;
No 8. .OJnfjT.0O.
STRAW-Cholce wheat, 84.00S.60;
Choice fist or rye, 84.6""r7 (in.
AI.FAUFA-cholce, 11100312.68; No. L
111.0041 U.W; No. I. I8.OOWQ.00.
Oil sal Hoala.
SAVANTfAH. Os.. Sept. 84.TU RiPE N
TINE Firm, I7.t4c; ssles. 844 barrels;
receipts, M bsrrnls; shipments, Pol barn-la;
attcks, 16,247 barrels.
ROR1N Firm; sale 1.134 barrsl; re
ceipts, 1 lsT barrels' shipments, f"l bar
rels; stocks, 67,10 barreia Uitatlons;
A, B. C, I J, E, F. O. It snd I, 14 44: K,
170; Hi, 4.60; N, 8G.20; WQ, 16 00; WW,
i'.20.
St. J--i 1 e Stock Miekst,
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 24. CA TTLE-Rs.
il, foO hnad; market steady stsers,
P.mtl.M; enws and heifers, i.0o&.00,
c?lvea i 00.M.
HX1S-Receipts 1000 head: market 10e
hlsher: too. 11.00: bulk of sales. M.ktKf
I i 09
SHEEP AND IaA MRS Receipts 6000
head; markst stesdy: lambs, M OOy..
' Matal Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 84. M ETA L-S
I. ad. 84. !Vi. 8-elter, not quo'ed. Copper:
Firm; electrolytic, $11.00. Iron: Steady and
unchanged Tin: Quiet, (X XOtt 2.76
At lxndon: Hiiot copper. 4' is 6d: fu
tures 7i II' 4d: aloctrolytic, M.VI. Snot
tin. sU'l '; futures. (l'l. An lmony, A 126.
Lead, 3 12s ttd. Spelter, sill.
Saar Market.
NEW TORK, Sept 94 -4-nrfJAR Raw,
ay; oantrliukal, $3 l7t4 X W :; nvilaaaa,
r.'fi'fllll Refined, unaettled. Futures
opened steadier on scattorad ooveriiig and
buying. At noon prices) were ono to three
points higher.
f.-,or.i4 Asvlcs and Dried Fratts
NHWi YORK. hept. $4. EVA PoRATtD
APPIKH Oi'let.
DKIE.D FRUITS Prunes, quiet. Aprl
eola arid peaches, stsady. .lLalslna, In
active but steady.
Dry Goode Market.
KBW YORK. Sept. M DRY OOODS
Vitton tiioxle. hiaher; citon yarna,
hlsiier; wool irutrketa, eaaieri reatly-tu-wear
trade Is Improving ispldly.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Seceipta Light and Trade ii
Slow at Steady Price Sheep
Receipt Very Light.
HOGS FULLY 10 TO 15 CENT3 UP
OMAHA. September 14. 1J16.
Receipts Were: Cattle. Hose. Sheep.
Offti-.sl Monday .... 17.1M 1.146 ,)4
Hfilclal Tueailay 10.341 l.:i4 4;, An
fk.ll..al L -.1 ..- - - T ,.l I til M M
q.f.claj Thuri-lay...'... aiLW li 8.kS4
r.aiimats rriilay KrO x.mw i.sv
Five days this wek..H,7Sl
Same days lait week. I-.O40
'mt days 8 weeks ao
Same da a I oeke tm 16.634
8 mi days 4 weeas ao S1..W
name oui last year..4.6.s
1 he folloaing tsbis snows ns reoelpts
of cattle, boss and sheer at the Omaha
live stock msrkft for the year to date as
compared with last yer;
lu 1914. Ine.
Cattle 76S.I.' 6J1.U7I ltl.x.8
Hoss lliksiiN) l,77;'i.74 XW.TH
Sheep 8,llsXiWS a.Ory.060 127,171
Ths following tabie shows the average
Prices for ho at the Omaha live etouk
market for the last tsw days with comparisons:
11,756 114.W
)kVi 161..'!
V.3o !. ;
U.,44 12M.',!1
8 1 .7-4
its me
Dst. I 1I6. I1M4.IHII 'll?. 'lll.H1 !"
Sept.
Sept,
be pi.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
r-ept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
cept.
6. 1 I 8V4j I 7
S hnkl
6 TSV,
I
I It
8 m
141 M4I
6 111
771-,
t 64
67H
1S
7 W
8 66 T 7
I 04
8 611 J 76
1(1 j
1 7 17
SN
I .VI
41
ft.
I 43
I
4H
T W
7 W
8 01
7
8 06
8 ON
8 tol I 06
8 r
B6I Pt
I
!"l 17
I s
I 6 1 4 1
8 xT 4
I 4.'
8 4i
II
I ml
1 1
8 in
a
41
661
I 81
a
I (1
71
( 64
tl
17 7 ST
06 IM
I II M
MM
nil w
7 M
r
Feeders In the aged sheep class were en- I
tlrelv absent.
Fat sheep were not very wall repre
sented and brought shout steady prices.
Fat ewes aaaln reached 16.60, with a
little package of wethers at 16 and a
couple of bunches of yearlings took 14.60,
Movement active all around and ev
erthlng was on Its wsy to the scales by
shortly after 14 o'clock.
Quotation en sheep snd Ismhs. Ismbii,
good In choice, M.K-ff 40; lamha, fair to
fond, I1.16&S.26; lambs, feeders, $;,76
.; yeailin, fair to choice, le.7iti4.uu;
yearllnga, feeder. 6.0ajr7.00; wethers,
fair io choice, li.oiVfi6.0li; ewes, good to
choice. 86.0W6.60; ewes, fair to g.ewl, 4.60
ttt.w; sues, feeders. 4. boy 6. Hi.
iUipresentatlve sates:
No. At. Pr.
Ul Idaho feeder lamha 64 8 10
.4 Idaho feeder lamba 43 7 60
1631 Wyoming feeder lambs 61 I 16
P cubs 60 7 60
lo naitis ewes 10- t m
10 culls VI 4 06
PO Idaho lamba , S6 I 24
114 Wyomtng feeding ewae loo t 60
14K Wyoming yearlings M 4 60
M Wyoming ewes 10 IN
!KS W yomlng ewes 64 st
li6 Wyoming feeder lambs be J 76
CHICAGO LIVH STOCK MARKET
7M
761 7 M
8 M I 04
VMi,
8 2
8 7S 8 17
t Ul I 10
I 441 8 14
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tha Union Stock yards. Omaha, Nob.,
for twenty-four hours endlug p. nv,
September 24. 1H16:
RKCEIPTS.
C, M. St. P. .. '
Wabash
Missouri Psrlflo ... ..
1'nlon Psdilo 10
C. N. W.. east.. 1
O. A N. W.. wtsl.. 8
C, St. P., M. A O. ..
C, B. Q.. asst.. 1
C, R. Q west..
C. R. I. A r.. east.. 4
C, O. W 1
Total reoelpts
1H
1
3
1
7 S4 3
a
14 1 4
1 .. 1
:: i
i
i
41 27 "l
NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET
Broad Demand for Inveitment
Share Koit Wholesome
Feature.
RAIL SHARES IN THE ADVANCE
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Morris Co
Swift tk Co V
Cudahy Packing Co 165
Armour A Co ls
Sohwarts A Co
J. W, Murihy....
Kohr Packing Co
J. H. Hoot at Co (
J. It. Bulla
Rosnnstouk Bros.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ill
6X4
4-l
isa
XiiO
664
17$
bii
1.8M
1.1.4
3.416
Kellogg
H. F. llsmllton..
Sullivan Bros
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Christlo
Roth
John Harvey
Kline
Other buyer
Totals.
CATTLE Receipts
4
14
10
4
$0
w
1
!S
i
17l
KM
1770
,17 13.676
were extremely
light, ouly 8W head being reported In.
1 his brunts ths total for the week, how
ever, up to S6.761 head, which Is ovsr
10,000 head larr than tor the same daya
last week ana 4,wu nesa larger -"" "
year ago. .
There wers not enough cattle of any
kind In eight this mornlngto make a
market or Interest buyers. The offerings
for the most part consisted of odds and
ends, a little sprinkling of sverythlng,
except really good kinds. Ae usual tinder
such circumstances tha trade was slow
snd lacking In new or Interesting fes
t u res. Such cattle as there were sold at
prices nominally steady with yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearlings, H0iir.e6; fair to good fed
ysarllngs. 16 6Xrji4t.); common to fair td
yearlings. .6oli8.IO; good to choice heavy
beeves, lO.OiKii'O.Mf.; fair to goon oornfsd
beeves. $.80i9 00; commo" to fair oorn
fed beeves. 16.76'p.S0: crime grsas beeves,
IH.0Oti8.4O; good to choice grass beeves,
17 "6,00; fair to good grass besves. 66.76
tV7.40; common to fair grass beeves, Ifi.knii
6.76; good to choice grass heifers, lii 2MB
6.60; good to choice graas cows, ta.'WieUO;
fnlr to good rows, 16.006,76; oonunon to
fair cows. $4.004.00; prime feeding
steers. I7.7MJ6.40; good to rholoe feedare,
$7.2ir7,75; fair to good feeders, 6.6oit7.16;
common to fair feeilers, I6.D0A6.64; good to
choice Blockers. 7.76jj56; fair to good
stockers, l-l.7yn7.75; common to fair
stockers, $6.60Ui.76; Stock heifers, $'.7i-t(i
1(0; stock cows, $5.60494.26; stock calves,
$6 66.60; veal calves, $6.00010.00; bulls,
stags, etc.. $6.o0t f).
Representative sales:
COWS.
Ae. Pr. Ns. A. Pi.
. til 4 II 11 104 I M
. KID 4 60 I 4 16
.CO 4 7 11 "1 I 4
.10TT I 4 lit I 6
HEIFKKS.
M7 I III 1 6 6 0
7 711 I 14 1 1140 4 M
140 40 1
7M I 71 1 1W0 4 71
7M I W
CALVES.
41 4 ft 1... ti M
I! T M 1 I I 14 00
STOCK EHS AND FBEDBRS.
II I 44 I WIS
II It 1 1044 4 40
NKHRAI4XA.
1$ heifers... 867 6 70 I cows 1000 6 70
14 steers. ...1140 7 66 $2 heifers.. W6 6 25
HOtJ With another light run and all
other markets sharply higher, shipper
had a merry scrairrtile for the few good
lights and light butchers that were here.
Prices this morning were th highest of
th year on shipping grades, and showsd
at leaal a Kwixxj gain over yesterday,
while here and there an Individual ssls
luked even more than that. Shippers
bought good 140-pound butcher Weights st
the top, $7.Ki, whloti, by the way, la ton
higher than tha best price paid this year
up to today, and a piece of a load of very
good lights reached $7.80.
As has been the case every day this
week packers at first refused to follow
the shipper advance, but wore again
forced to do so. and In the end the bulk
of the killing hogs sold on a fully loo
lbc hlghsr basis, with an occasional sale
as much as sue higher. Trade waa fairly
active after a trading tmais was estab
lished, and with the exception of a bunch
or two of heavy sows, every thins sold
before I SO.
Moat of the killing nogs were Drought
CottTe firm Hogs Tlasy Sheep
Strong,
CH R-AOO, Sept. M. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.mio heatt; market firm; native
beef cattle, HOoti 10.40: western steers,
$6.MM1.6: corns and heifers, tt.to-'u.J,
caivra. 17. 26 :il 11.00.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 hend; market
eaay to lcv-'Oo advsnce; bulk, $7.aiii.U.;
Ita ht. 17.60tuS.4A: mixed. KAi.46: heavy.
1'. r..y 6.I0, rough, $6.6vd4.s0; pigs, A.7;
k.on
SUF.FP AND LA M US Receipt a, 12.000
need; market strong; wetners. x-i.nope.w;
a waa, $4.ij6.76; lainos, .uo.o0.
St. I-oal Lire Stack Market.
ST. UH'l.t. Mo., Sept. 24.-"ATTlK
IteM'lpta J,iH' head; market Fteaity; na
tive beef steer. $7.fnv 10.X; yearling
steers and hellers, $Sflt!lO0O; cows, $6.n0
ifrS.OO: stockers and feeders, $C.0uia6.26'
southern atcecs, .s,2.'4i to; cows ana
heiteis. Koo(i6.60; native calves, Iti.ooa'
ll.uv
HOOfl Recelpta tfr head; market
higher, at yesterday's average; pigs and
lights is 7f. 4 mixed and butchers,
$7MW(i.40; a-ond heavy. r.sifl0".
SHhllvP AND LA MUM-Recetnts. 2.H0
head; market steedv- lambs, XH.UOfSpH.60;
sheep and ewee, $i.OO(J7.7.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Mo.. Spt. 24.-4-AT-TLlO-llecelpta,
600 head; market higher:
prima fed eteri, $6.Mfi 10.00; dree awl beef
steers, $(.. 40. ae-tern steers. $H.409
.ii; stockers and feeders. $6.7tUK.00; bulls,
$6.0016.00; ralvos, $t;.li4i 10.00,
HOGS Receipts, 8,:i head: market
higher; bulk of sales. $7.Bkhn.w' h'svy.
l7.0Vti7.80; packers and butchers, $7.2tF
8.00: light, 7.mi8.10; pigs, r.l-ir..75.
SHK&H AND LAMBS lUrteipla, 4,600
head: market higher; lambs, $,.iil.4.i;
yearlings. $ 7r-01.7&; wethers, $6.60-(ifl,60;
iww, o. i4itl.Oo.
Sloaa Illy Mr Stock Market.
SIOl.'X CITY. la.. Sent- 81. CATTUJ
Receipts, 600 hesd; market, steady; eowe
and -heifers. H.&Sit,Sb, cannera, .l.ri0ru4.60.
HOOH Receipts. 1,000 head; market
nmjiv mwer: hesr)-. 7.nif7.0; mixed,
$7.liv.f7.LJ); light, 4.709,7.1O; bulk of sales.
$7.1U7 20.
SHKkil' AND IJMBft- Receipts. 1.1.10
head; market steady; ewes. 4.(v5f4.trt;
lambs, lo.ln.ii.10.
Lire Stork la Nlaht.
Receipts of live stock at tha five nrtn-
elpsl western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Sioux City ;m i,(io i,ro)
St. Ijuula t. 2,70ii 2 Ml) 1.0.i0
Knnaas City , 6c0 tilm)
Chicago l.Oiin 11,000 U.iiao
Bouth Omaha 860 i'.kOO 7,300
NEW TORK. Sept. 24-The most Inv-
Sreeaive snd wholeaome feature of to
ay's market was the broad, If somewhat
belated demand for Investment shares
comprising the rnllroad group. Theae
stocks featured the very active trading
of the final hour, reusing the more vol
atile apeclslties to fall back to a subor
dinate ol 1 Ion.
Buying of ths railroad stocks coin
cided with reports thst the preliminaries
connected with ths Anglo-French credit
negotiations had reached a satisfactory
working ial. It alio wss rumored that
the Interstate Cmnmece commission
would soon announce a scnedu a of ireignt
ratea more favorable to some of the weat
ern rosda, but this received little cred
ence. More likely the rise had Its genesis
In en Increasing belief that the leading
trantortatlin companies have "turned
the romer'1 and thst they must inevitably
participate In a largo measure with the
greater activity at Important Industrial
renters, as well as In the forthcoming
crop movement.
Virtually all classes of railways figured
In the advam-a. but greatest strength wss
shown by Canadian Pacifln, which rose
4 Mi points to 163, and the other Pacifies as
well as grangers, trunk liners and coal
ers. The Sinn hern roads moved forward
briskly, particularly Louiavlllo aV Nash
ville, which gained 1 at l.'l1 snd South
ern Railway preferred up 1 st 64V
I'nlti-d States steel's strength wss an
other factor the stock sdvanclng 14 to
7V, on Individual transactions aggregat
ing 66.60O shares. Karly trading was
limited mainly to Baldwin Locomotive,
which, roso 4 to the new record of 4;
Tennesaee Copper, whose rise of 4 to
iW. was based on the company's new fi
nancing; American Smelting, up 1M at
H!', Orm-ible Steel, which at Re high of
P7V eame within a fraction of Its record;
Westlnghotise, American Car and Foundry
and Colorado Fuel, the latter recording a
a further maximum gain of 14 at 6oe.
Bethlem Pteel closed unchanged st $n4.
but the preferred went up 16 points to
an, a new rarorci, whicn it retained at
the close. Total sales amounted to M4,0Of
Shares.
Bonds were strong", with an appreciable
amount of foreign offering on the rise.
Total par value aggregated $3,K60,000.
Cnltcd Stalea bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and leadlns quotations
on slocks today were:
Salea Hit. Low. Class.
save
4
-.
614s
'V
T
I
I
I
I...
1...
I...
I...
II...
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at $6.Vu7.2&. with practically nothing aoli
Uig uuut-r H ana a sprinaiing on
to the top, 17. k6. Current values are
aUR
of buiutMc higher than at last week's
close, and In the case of hogs a 7oc ad
vene has been registered. Shipping hogs
are selling at the year's high point, whllo
packsra' bulk Is the highest since early
lit July, and the same ean be said of tha
average cost.
Receipts today were estimated at only
forty-five cars, or 2,800 head, lnavlng the
five days' total at the very small sum of
U.'i24 head. This Is ll.OuO smaller than a
week ago. ll.ooo short of two weeks eso,
and l&.OuO lighter than a year ago. For
the week to date the run Is amaller than
for any similar period sliloe August, 1U14,
and with that exception
for a number or years,
Repiesentatlve salea;
la the lightest
N.
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11
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...Ili4 IS 16
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UH1CKP Arrivals of ghsan and lamba
today were eoneluerably amaller than on
moat of th Frldaya during the laat alg
weeks. Suppllig consisted of some twenty
sewn cats, ur 111 head, while most of
the week-end runs of late have amounted
to fifty car or more. Total for ths
week Is 11-6 Hi) lad, being l.oOO smaller
than last k. but lO.OtA) larger than two
weeks ago. and a gain of ll.ooo ovsr ths
oorrespoiiuina week last year.
By way of diversion fat lamba mads
up the big end of the supply today. Lvea
then offerings were moderate, and the
n arket oiwnad out In good season on a
Pm lio higher bssls. Moat of tha dlr
sbls lamba brought $1 S6a.4n, the latter
price being the top for the day and
week. One bunch of lambe that packers
would hardly have looked at vsslarday
waa bought by a killer at $8 .26, wbloh
was anyway a dime above what tney
would have brought as feeders Thursdsy,
As usual at ths week's close feeder buy
ers were thinned out, and the soant of
fering moied on a fully stesdy basis,
anything at all desirable bringing- I4.1A
'." M
... to l
... M.OOO
... 14 0
, 17,eo
61
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N.nxi
Totals
$.060 80.800 17.400
Council Bluffs
Seven Indictments
By U, S. Grand Jury
Seven lndlotment ware returned yes
terday by the federal court grand Jury
after only a day's work. The report wag
made yesterday and tho Jurors returned
to their task. Five of the persons In
dicted were under arrest and the Indlct
tnsntg were made public All of tho five
were arraigned before Judge Wade and
four of them entered pleas of guilty.
Oeorga Plntsler, accused of a violation
of the Mann white slave get, waa Indicted
on two counts and entered a plea of
gtiilty to one, receiving a sentence of two
years In the federal penltettlary at Fort
Leavonworth. plntsler Is accused of
transporting- Kthsl Redfern from Ot
tumwa to Omaha for Immoral purposes.
Henry Ward. Thomas Murphy and Paul
Trask, Indicted for having In their pos
session and selling opium, cocoa leaves
and morphine, entered a plea of guilty to
bavins the goods In their possession, and
the other charge was dismissed by Dis
trict Attorney Porter. The men were
sentenced . to five month each In the
county Jail, dating from their arrest by
the pollcg last May, so they will be re
leased In about three weeks mors.
W. D. flchermerhorn, alias William De
Forest, was Indicted under the white
slave law for bringing Mrs. Esther Osnts
from rreeport. 111., to Council Bluffs.
They were followed by Mrs. Osnts1 hug
band, who came here after receiving an
earnest appeal from his wife to be for
given. Scliermerhorn and the woman
were In Jail when he arrived and had a
meeting In the office ot United States
Commissioner spencer Smith, at which a
full reconciliation took place. Osnts and
his wife left on an afternoon train to re
turn to their family of half a doisn
mall children. Schermerhorn waa left
to face the musio alon. Ho ha deter
mined to fight the case despite over
whelming evidence.
Alaaka Oold
Allla-rhalnara
Amerltwn llaei Sugar
Amarloaa t an
Amarlnaa Leeomotlve
Amarlraa . at R. ...
Americas l. A H. phi.
Am. Sugar Rafntnf
Amarloaa Tal. A Tl....
Amarlran Tobare
Anaeon4a Copper ..
AtnMean
Jialdala Iieomntlve
ftaltlmor Ohio...
Helhleliain Hie I
Hreolilirn Rtl.1 Tranalt
t:aiifornta rvtroUura ...
t'anaiitan ISeirta
IVntral Laaihar
f-hasapaake a Ohio...
t'liloato 11. W
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Chlraao A N. W
i-hli-aao. H. I. A P. Rr.. .
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DiatlllarC gacurltlaa ..,
Hrl.
(lenarnl Klerirte
Oraat Northara pfd
tlraat No. Or elf
' 4)titnnlni Khploratlon.
1 lilluola Ontral
lnUrborough Can. Corp.
lnplr4lMi Coppar
Imrrnallenal HarvaMar.
kannat I'lir South-ra...
Ihlsh aVIlay
txnilivllla Naahrlll..
Mrxlran rstrolaum
Miami Capper
MlMourl, K. A T
Mlaaourl rarltl
Natloual Laa6
Nevada Copper
Naw York Central
N. T , 14. H. A H
Nnrl'nfk A Waatara
I Northern Pt-ltlo
Paeiria Mall
1 PH Mo Tel. Tel..,
Puiimaa Palaa Car
, ysnaarlTtnls 4 1" IM1 u s
Ray Cos. Chopper I an la fl.
loaning w u im
1 H.rui.llo Iron a Stael..,, tl 7'
K"Ulhrn Ptcl'lo 20,110
Tannaaaee Coepar
Taiaa t vmpany .
41 H
60
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ITS
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110 .
ms ."
4lk 4',
II
t nine I'aeirie
Vnlim Paolflo pr4
t'nllfd Ktataa Itiaat...
V. g. gleal p(d
t'lah Coppar
Wefiara t'aloe
W-aaiinxhouie Cleelrlo
Cruelhle Hlatl
Montana Power ,
Oanaral Motor
41 S
4.1'S 143S 14 S lit
41, SOD MS M
00 in
t:s
14'
87.PX 1I1S Uo 1"S
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n,M)o :s ns 7n".
400 IMS 1141, IMS
. . t ans Ii
I4o0 77
47.iO 1
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74 S
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Total axles lor the day, MO. 000 aharaa.
- V-' Money MeWat.'
KBW YORK. Sept. 24 MERCANTILE!
PAI'HIb-3StlVi Per cent.-
STfciRLlNa KXCHANOKj-tO-dBY bills..
$4.66; demand, $1.7076-. cables, 14.71'jri.
SILVER Bar, 4fo; Mexican dollars,'
8SHc. ;
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
strong. I
TIMffl IXANSteady; (k days. s82i
per cent; to days, IVsrtjJ per oant; six:
months. I per rent.
CALL MONEY-tVsady; high, t per
oant; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate. 2
per rent; last loan. 8 per cent; r losing
bid, 1H psr cent; offered at $ per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follow:
V. g. rat. la. rag.... ST nr. It. 4 T. tat 4s. T
60 aounoa
r. S. I, rag...
60 coupon ...
tl. g, 4a, rag...
a coupon
.. vT Mo. Pea. ov. I..
..100HN, T. V. eb.
..14
.1044.
Paaam it. coupon.. loos er. la ,.
Am. Smaller 4a....l'1fcNo. Paolflo 4a,
.......... . . v. ' " .
..lOofc'rt. T. Cltr 4Sa....l(Hsl
,.lu4 N, T. eiaia 4SC....1IU ,
i"S!. T. ri. If. 4k II.
HIS)
..... Hi'..
A. T. T. o. 4SC.101S 60 I 63S
Armour a 10. sc- fih. L. rat. 4a. .1 1
Atohlcas a. 4s.... I Pa. T. T. la.... M7.
bol. Utile 4a I'kWiii ca. 4Sa littv
( a Parl'lo let MKaadln sen: 4 Ts
fbce. A Okie 4 Sc. 44 I. U 4 I. f. . pi'..
. i;, a. u. I- 4, ... so. rao. c.
. a. a . 1 . a?u .
O. It. I. A Y. r 4c CIS o nr.
Charge Filed Against
Miss Julia Officer
An Information was fllad In police
court yesterday morning by Sanitary Of
ficer liendrlx accusing Miss Julia Officer
with maintaining a nuisance at her home,
1j0 Fifth avenue.
It was charged that a numbsr of chick
ens kept la pens were not properly cared
for, thst ths pens were unsanitary and
detrimental to the near neighbors.
The complaint was filed after a con
ference with City Solicitor Schneider, who
drew up the Information for the sanitary
officer to sign. Miss Officer wss not
compelled to appear In police court. At
the request of the city solicitor the case
was continued until Saturday. She has
retained attorneys who will defend her
when required.
Ileal P.atate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers filed
Thursdsy were reported to The Bee by
the Pottawattamie County Abstract com
pany: Weaterly Savings bank to Oscar A. '
Norene, lot A. block 6, Sackett'S
addition, q. e. d $ 1
Eugenia I). Alger to Peter Mogen
strup, lot 11, C. Perry's Second addi
tion, w. d 600
S. P. Marquis to William Lewis, lot
I, block li, Hall's addition, q. 0. d.. 1
Three transfera, total.
...$608
Marrlac Lleenses.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
t the following named parsons:
Nam and Addrese. Age.
M. C. Olll. Stanaberrr. Mo :.n
Nora Juul, Council Bluffs 22
William L Klrkner. Council Bluff 31
U
Oleu Hansen, Council bluffs.
Garland combination gaa and coal
ranges, $60.09. See us about them. P. C.
Da Vol Hardware company.
if.
O. a . rar. esc... i en Haiiwar M .... ars
I). a 11 U. rat. I.. 4tl'nlou fcetfie 4. ".. I'.
Pla pan. 4c s ta ev. 4c. cav
Han. Klaetrlc 6c Id t!. g. Ru ber ...! i
Ul. No. 11 4S P..WV. S. Blacl aa
HI. Can. rf. 4a... i Wahach let Knv
K. C. Ms, raf. la... l7Swi t'nloa 4Sa . IVI
LAN. vol. 4a.... 10 Weal. Kiev. tv. 4c. 1W,
Btl. 1
t
I. mnt Mtoeka and Pftcrtc,
Quotalloac furolchcl kr burna, Brinker A C.,
441 Omaha National bank building: - . :
gtoeka . Bill, Ashed.
Amarloaa Bccurliico,- pro A 14 ,
bMlrloe ( r.aui-') pli M
liacr Co pre) ,
l ur National Hank of Oroila
KSIrmonl craenwry pM., cl-41 10 -
Kclrra ut rrcamcry ooin im v
Herald Olds . I par cent pM.,.,
Uuoolo Tel. l., -B Ii
Uuoola Tel. T.. p(4 IT
Kaaiae Clip K. A L, aaot IT
Looee-Wll.c firet pf6 !
Omaha A '. B. St. Hr . pf4 e-4l.. M
Omeaa C. B. Hr. a B ' 4
I alia Stouk Yaroc etock M4
Kuliixrxcr A Sona fi
Ualll A CO 11 .
BiiDdc - . . .
Burner, Neb., he
Chlra.o Maalrlcl 4a, Mil ,i
fee. J. 1 Ural uerKaac 'C. lM... m
Ilouflcc. Wyo.. muulrlitl IS
Uncoln Tel. A Tel. 4. 1111
Norlh Plane U A f. la, IH34
lc Aaselea Hy 4a. 140 ..;
Omaha AuJIlurlum 4S . VtU
(imalia Water 4S, 1911
Omaha A B. ft. Hy. la. mil...
Omaha Oaa 4 111
Vi tcu'la I aioa Htat k Tarda la, 1MI
gloat Falla gckuola la. UU.,
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loii atoo't Market.
LONDON. Sept. 14 A fair bu-lnes waa
doi In the Aniilcn aci-tl n of the stock,
msrke eci e lall In Culled B ates Steel.
Canadian Pacific and line, The closing
ens s eady.
si I. V Kit Bsr. tii por ounce.
MONKY-l'-tti4 per cent.
DISCOl'NT RATKS Short Mils. tV'o1
i per cent; three months,- 411-1694' pvr'
cent, ,
RacV rearBfa,
OMAHA. Sept. M. Bank clearinga for,
Omaha today were $3, tn4, 007.63, and for
the corresponding day last year, $3,100,
12.62. .
Axerlcan Telephcns & Te!8grzt?!i Co.
A dividend of Two Do'lare per slar
will be oaid on Friday. October II. 115 1
tc stockholders of record at the eloae oil
buci mae ou ihurcvuay, aapteotber la.;
1111.
a. D. UILKsV Tresjwrtia,