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rTR RF.XT
I'ntareUhett Hmirkrrplii pt .
4 TTNFTRNISHFn ROOM, with bath.
hewly renovated, im. of telephone. Kent
tlL Inquire SKCj No. TTth St.
Haaaee aa .atiar.
Sartk.
TOR RENT 33HC Reward St., five-room
cottage; water. g, toilet; corner lot.
Inquire 616 N. tloth. Tel. Harney 2MI.
MOD., -r., garage. HO. H. 1414. 7Q7 N. Sid
t-ROOM h otise. mod." cl os e -1 n. Tl. 1 . 46.
-ROOM eottafi. ia 8. 3th" 8t. Hi. Water
paid
ONE 3-room cottns:e, 941 No. Jith Av
Inquire next dour north, cltjr water,
toilet Inside.
SEVEN-ROOM house, modern except
furnace, with barn. .Hh and Indiana
Ave., U. y.fiwii 14-W.
POl'FLKIM.N AVE. HOl'SF,
Near 82d, aeven room, every convenience;
fine condition; from Oct. 1. fa.
W. T. GRAHAM, nee Hldg.
6-R. mod.. II. 2611 Pierce. T. 34tC W.
HOUSE of II large rooms, 1210 8. llth St.;
electric light and furnace; $0 per mo.;
Tel. Douglas S72 or call at residence.
-ROOM house, all modern except heat,
421 & lth St rhone liougla 783.
3-R. cottage; mod.: $12; M5 8. 2Sth Ft.
4-r. oot: ft, to colored; 1231 Fact Mo. Nice
S-r. baaement; f; Pli-rce. Tyler 2162.
TMNDY flrat floor, big houee. no rent to
the right party. llii 8. ;a si., naii-
scom perk.
-ROOM modern house; large yard with
lotg of shade. 122.60. . 8322 8. 19th. Phone
Tyler 2.163 J. ,
YSlOOM, mod., new. oak finish: t blocki
downtown; eave car fare. 112 8. 2th
Ave.. I32.MV B16 8. 2.ith Ave., 8 moral,
modern. 13V Be quick. Harney 63."0,
W eat.
3-ROOM cottage. Ill S. 2Sth St. 115. Water
paid.
FOR RENT 7-room house, located at 3614
Leavenworth. Rent 135. Webster 2S90.
CLOSk, IN. walking distance. 263e Ifc.dga.
a-room modern house, t-Jod condition;
cheap at Ui. Key at 1640. W V . Mit-
chell. Owner. 1S20 Spencer Pt. Veb. 41, j.
4301 LAFAYETTE, Moms, modern ex
cept heat; S far Hnea. 120. H. 63.
Mtsceltaneooa.
S-R. CotUge. 1041 So. Md. HS.50. Tj'ler JITS.
4-ROOM, nice home place. I. Har. n37.
Maggard's
an and Storage
Co. Call u for es
timate lor mo.
Ing, packing.
hipping. 1111 Webster St.
Touglsa 149.
7-room modern house, 1317 Seward. Tel
H. 4741. .
FIDELITY FREE
Phone Dougla tfi for complete list of
vacant house and apartment; aio for
storage, moving, rn antj j a, r
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, pack, ships; S-hore van
and t men, 11.26 per nr.; storage 12 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. P. 4838 a Ty. HO.
TTnnana Crelgh Sons ft Co.. Bee lldg.
t10U9C8In u prt. of the city.
. SEE the Central Furniture 8ure FHUii
RENTAL LIST.
JeGReed
Kxp, Co.. moving,
packing aV storage.
1207 Famam. D. 14.
Gordon Van CosSS
Storage.
S9 N. llth St.
Tel. D 394 or Har. 1ST.
GOOD auto sale room on Famam St.
Very reasonable reu. TelDoug,
liAN uY, 6-room cottage, modern, ex.
beat. 4003 N. Kth rJt 116. Can gtva
Ck.penter work right nlong and apply on
rent. Call Webster 123.
MOD. house, e-r., bath, gas, electric light,
v oak finish. 340. 623 N. 20th. Tel. H. 122.
Stores aad Offices.
LA ROE music studio, part time. P. S704.
STORE, room for rent In Murray Hotel
Bldg. Inquire Mr. Kitchen, Paxton hotel.
.... LARUE ROOM, under skylight, reaaon
.able. Inquire 320 So. 16th, upstair.
, .'Doug. 6407. .
r.'cr:;8lRABLe storeroom. &07 'North liith
BU ' Conrad YoungT. 322 Brandela Thea
ter. Douglas 1671.
WANTED TO BUY
OFFICE turnilur bought and sold.
C. Ileed. 12C7 Famam. Dour. 8146.
J.
Y'le buys everytrtng 2nd hand. Web. tsot.
UIOHEoT prices for old clothing, p 14.
WANTED TO RENT
.WANTED For six months, furnished or
unfurnished apartment of not less than
S rooms. In desirable neighborhood. Wal
nut 1662.
WANTED To rent hotel, 16 to 26 rooms,
furnished; write term and condition.1
Box W Grand Island. Neb.
REAL E8TATK
riRM RANCH LANDS FOR ALB
CsUKoraUt.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith Co.. H3-14 City Net Bg. D. 381s.
Colorwdw.
IOWA
, BARGAIN
Want to mute to Omana. Have bouse
la Kaat Dm Molasa, new In Uug, guad
bora, two , good sheds, brick chWaea
bouse (will leave the chloken in t. a'l
Shreo lota facing east, good looaUoa. tw
kaocaa from ear, not too doae to town,
uuio utiiMroveiuenui, will U cheap lor
ash. will mail axrangcnMSita tut pajr
Beats. Address O Ma. Uee.
Mlaaeaotm.
340 ACRES, 46 miles from Minneapolis,
one niile f rum town; lw acres under
euluvaiiou; batance used fur pasture;
can practically all be cultivated, heavy
soli; good set buildings, consisting of S
room house, large rn, tiranary, com
crlba, wind mil is, etc.; the land will pro
duoaj SO busbeu of corn per acre; tele
phone la house; country tliickly settled;
complete set of machinery; 37 head of
stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1
and 3-year-olds; six good horses, hoga,
cnivkens; one-half of tnu year s crop
and everything on the farm goes at Ml
Ptr acre, half cash. Schrvab Bros., hut
iymouth Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
M t
OOOp HOMES In bouthMlssouri, cheap
ana a easy teruis. write me tut
prwea, . V. wynkool. Mountain View.
IMPROVED south Missouri 40-acre farm
I1.3UX, Good soli, roads and schools close
to railroad town, improved SO acres. H MO.
We have some choice unimproved lands
at SIS per acre on eaay payments in tracts
of 10 acres up. People are gutting rich
there. Literature free. C. Merri&s. Kill
4k Benton, Kanaas City, Kan.
Nistsk.
MONTANA Irrigated Unds best In ths
rid for wheat, oats, al.alfa and stock;
Cloee to town, reliroad. acbooi and
churohea; f41.6o to too per acre on fifteen
years' Uma; annual payment less tnaa
rental on middle west terras; writ to.
Cay for pt-rtlculara: Illustrated pamphlet
and nu.p free. Valler Farm Sales com.
pany. box lOul. Vsllcr. Mont
Nebraska.
FOR SALE Best large body hlgh-grad
...T, lutn Prtc-d land In Nebraaka; very
Uttl money required U. Bradley, Wal
bacn. Neb.
ilP- TEMPLETON City property,
everywhere, farm, ranches, loans
and Insurance. Ask about uiy orchard
proposition. a Bo, bid
Wleeaavale.
UPPER WiacONolN beat dairy and
general crop state in the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sals at low pricea on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central Land Grant Excellent lands
tor Slock raising. If interested In fruit
lands aak for booklet on apple onharda
Address Land and Industrial l'prt. boo
Line Railway. Ulnnaauolta Vina
HAVE YOU A FA KM FOR SALE,
writ a good tWscrlpuua of your land
and sand It to the Sloux City, la.. Journal.
"Iewa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evetiing. Saturday- morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morn Lug
for one month, giving alaleoa ads oa
twatv d liferent flays ior 4i, or W words,
ft, or 76 words, fa. v
Largest ciroulattoa of any Iowa nw
papar. ami.8u readexg dally ia XuuT graat
REAL ESTATE
FAttM a RANCH LANDS FOR IALB
Arkaaaae.
FOR SALF 38-acr fnilt and poultry
farm In the Oxarkt; Vn apple, 60 peach
trees, 9v chlckena; rood Improvement;
crops Included. John MoGlU, Klloera
Springs, Ark ansae.
RE At, ESTATE IXIANft-
MONEY to loan on eastern Nebraska lm-
proved farms for L I or 10 years at l
Per cent on amounts of less than ItOO; i
SH per cent on 12.nno to IXsoin and 6V per ,
cent on amounts of 12.(4) and over; pay-'
able semi-annually, with liberal prepay- I
ment privilege; loan to be closed by lan-1
uary 1, 1914. No feea or commission '
charged. E, B. Stephenson, B;eelal loan
Agent. (IS Flrat National Hank Dldg..
Lincoln. Neb. .
r. . , . - I
J1? ,mad ..proTpi.'J'- ' - '
Weed. VWad Rldg , IRth Farnam 81. ,
CITY and farm loans, t, tvk per cent i
n. uumoni m .o.. rm nana, i
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash-
CITY property. Large loan a specialty.
W H. Thomas t State Bank Bldg.
nnin-uM ini ana ciiy low ai
lowest rate.
PKTKna TRtm CO. nil rarnam.
FARMS and rltr loan, at lowest rate..
TOLAND TRUMUl'LU 44S Be. Bid..
OMAHA home. East Nebraska farm,
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE PO
im Omaha National, phone Dougla mi.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan,
H. W. Binder. City National
Bank Bldg
fiC' CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberg. 110
" II Brndel Theater Bldg
SEbi us first tor farm loan In eastern
Neb. United State TrusX Co., Omaha.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
FOUR ACRKS FOR WALK
Orchard and alfalfa; high. ightly loca-
HIGHLY IMPROVED,
Frontier county. Nebraska, quarter to
i uu fvj: g vuuiii w , aw cut o-a r s,, mri t .V
exchange for Omaha property or acreage
near omana. suitauie tor oountry norae.
et busy quick and get owner's share of
thla year' "bumper crop."
C. K. COMBS,
US Brandela Theater. Dougla 131 S.
F .threirtrhOUMi
ern except heat. ifJl N. lHth. ,
OtNERAL merchandise, grocery or mov-
Ins- picture show or cheap land wanted
ror my acres, imitira, uwii t aoii, au
level and fenced all around; about S mile
northeast of Kort Morgan, Oolo.; Incum
bered for 11.700; equity K300. S40S Burt
fit, Omaha, Neb.
REAL ESTATE NORTH BIDE
CHOICE building lots. 63o4 N. 27th St
Make orrer. write wit Dotage, rnone
Harney 703.
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Fxiultv of SLUM to trade for good lot or
3800 cash. Phone Webster 4134.
NEW 7-room, strictly modern, built by
owner for home. Miller pk. dist Open lor
Inspection today. 3427 Crown Point Ave.
FOR RENT or sale, e-roem house, all
modern. best of condition: lots of shade.
nice yard; can be bought on reaaonaulo
terms or rent for 125. Inquire 614 N.. Sud
St. Phone Webster 2680.
. - 4: r rr. 77 t i
FOR SALE at a eacrlfloe 7-room Kounts
Plsehrne, No better built house In
city.
Owner leaving city. Call Webster
SMALL brick house and S lots, 3 'blocks
from car line and school; rented; should
have SAN), but must have money. Prloe,
17.0; liaO cash, balance 110 per month.
3J24 Maple st Phone Webster SfiSu.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
flare Be.
See Nethaway for that farm. Florence 223,
REAL ESTATE: MISCELLANEOUS
1,200 Baskets of Grapes Off
700 Vines
innl.. nABnkma Ak..W.. ... -
nffiw. . . . . . -v . , viiviimi cui-
rants, raspberries, gooseberries. Brand
new, strictly mod. 6-rooin house just be
ing finished; cemented cava connected
with full basement; 3 acres land, 3400.
Will take small cottage for part. Owner,
Silas Wright. 62d and Sprafua fits. Ben
son t8i.
FOR SALE s-room house, modere, ac
cept heating, in good condition, shade
trees and nice yard; reasonable price,
3647 Charles St. Phono evenings WaU 3347.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
BURLINGTON STATION Tenth aad
Maaoa.
Barllnejtoa
LINKS WEST
Dssart Arrive.
Davsr Limits .a 7:10 am a7()sai
Nskraska luteal a I N aa a 4:4 am
Nsbraska Brsss a )l am a 4 1 am
Liaoola Utcal k 1 : M pot k I I am
LMisnils-Sckurler b I pa MO: sat
Nofthvest. Black Hills, Ma.
taaa aa Wasblngtoa a 4:15 m a 1:14 la
Bsatrio. Hsstlogs an4 OraB
Was4 a 4:14 pia all:ll am
Dsaear-Calltnrala .t 1:11 ra I H m
Hastlais-Oma Islaad a 4:i4 jtm al2:U m
Uaasla Leoal .a T.M m a T .M Ma
Calsra4 - OlIirorBla. Meftb-
wasl-Orsat Nerthar al3:l am a 1:14 aa
LINES EAaVT.
Chicago anf Ullaels a 7:U am a t as) aa
lovs .a H am
pistusaautk-Pwclns ianotloa.a I M sm :M sa
Plattmneslk-Paclfl JuonUcs al) 10 sm a 1:4 sm
Crastua laJ bl:Msm Mi d am
Caloai mvrmmm t.m m pm au
oniouo ai Mpm a Jo am
Kan ms Cltr-St. Joaspb a :il am ilwia
WL-.. M 4Ma LiiilZ
Citr-St. Inasph.
au.m pm a : am
a tally, k ssscst guadar.
DWIO! STATION Teatk Maaoa.
Ckleagco a Worth western
NORTH.
Depart ArriT.
Twin Cl't Bipeaa... 1 44 am alt so pm
DaksU PaaMnfor k 1:44 am s 9:2 am
Oloux Cttr Local a I X4 pm a 4 44 pm
MtaiMspolls K.peam a 4 46 pm all U am
Tela City Umitsa a I 0a pm a t:al am
KA8T.
Daavor Bpalal SIX am
Carroll Local at Mam a 4 04 pm
Hawksrs Sipram a I 4 am all 6 pa
Ctilcaio Local all 10 pm I 46 pm
Carre II Ical a I 61 pm al am
Chleass gpacul s 4 0 pm 1 t am
Baa Fraaciae Llmltat all IS am al 14 am
tnariaad Umltat a I W pm a 7 Mam
Oracoa-W.ainstoa Limited.. a I It pm a 16:11 am
Loa Aaseia Limits a 64 pm aU:4 am
WMT.
Chadro Loral a I It am
Llacola-tmllaa all am s I pm
IJncola-tou Pia a I tl pm all II pm
Hastins-pnor b I 14 pm k I M pm
jaadoaod-Hot Sprlnn a I 64 pm a I 84 pm
Caapw-Laadar a 1:66 pa all Mam
a baa b
fjaisks at Loala Bipeaa... 4 t pm I If am
aWu aad sUpsam. a T.M am ail.M pa
lu.oa Paclflo
pnrlaad Limits :K aa a I 41 pm
C-alltorsla Mall -ti Npa all .46 am
Cmataa kVipram alMpm
Atlaala Bipram t M am
Loa sjumIm LJmlwd. ...... all U am a 9.4 am
Colorado tipems a I M pm a 4 M pm
Oulv.ilo Bpclai all M am a 7.4a) am
gaa rraooiaoo ismwo si n am
raalCla I Jmiud all 4 im at s! pm
Orosaa-Waaaiasto Llmltad. . .aM M am a I 14 pm
Munk Platte Leasi a I U am s I II pa
wu4 lalaad Uxai. a I M pm all M am
guoaaawr lmcat bll 41 pa all M pm
inlaole Oalral
Ckicaco Umltat IMpa a l-ts aa
Cfcioaa pema a s , am a I w pm
Albiaa-Oaadai k I.M pm b I al pa
Paeuw Umltat a Ik pm all 14 aa
( bU4 Svaatal a 1:1 pa a f M am
. . a . 1 ..M
kaallla Loaal .- 1 M a alt M aa
1 kieaao, Hock lalaad at Pavalf la
BAST.
Rsoky Mssatola limited.... 1-st aa att-M pa
caieae Local Paimasar....s4t.0 aa alt at pa
Chioas DaUr stapram. ......a IS am a 4 4 pm
Ckiivsa Mi(M azperes a 4 1 pa a I M pm
rw maoa Lom4 Pimssar..s I N pm all M sa
Caiaairo-Sisiiiis Unl...i IM pm ilk aa
Cbt-Soa. LamMml 4a Uaoaia. I ll aa a I T pa
, mm v.p....a pm a ,:wam
Oklahoma A Taaaa smpraa. I aa all M U
aa iaa
Hon- no finer In the city; three to five winjupeg; M41
yrk". 'r?.m t0 .Pr" nrt. !" t.rtet 'llu tale. Uere Kauorted.- etaolnnl
n,",n . These ... I oa were renorted today
nisnouser luoomo auuuion. aatrcH UrV.: . x, w.m a. .V i
iiik Mo loth at ...ii u-.i.., ir.tg Wheat. No. I hard winter, 1 car. SI.
, "- ," , No. 3 hard winter: 1 car. SLOIl 12
I
ItKAL ESTATE FOB EXCHANGE
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Take, a Biff Drop, Some of
It Going at Three Cent
Lower.
CORN IS ALSO SOKE LOWER
. . ....
OMAHA. September St, yns.
All cereal sold lower today. -Wheat
tK,K the biggest drop, aome of three hard
v-heat selling unchanged and part of
what going at I centa lower,
The receipts of wheat were food,
rdnoty-three care being reported In and
there was a fairly active demand.
. 'orn waa Jo lower, drcliulng 4 to c
lower.
Oats eold 14 to ic lower.
The surplus oat held In the country
i- i.r .nH when It starts to move to
lolnta of distribution, It ia Ittely to cauae
.t-.,-.,.... ... ,
11 ie .niu I.I ,1,1 n in puiira ..ivr '
Inclined to hold their oats for higher
prices because of excellent cash demand.
Farmer atlll have enormous quantities
of wheat, especially In the winter wheat
Kelt wii.r ..in. k.v. heen aaalnat farm
, work or all klnnai.
Clearance were, wheat and flour equal
'to 1.1M7.VU0 buahel.
ZaM, BchMl,:
11 tflZ. 4,W.M
bu and hlpmnt. l.tas.uOO bu.; againat
receipt of !.&, bu., aud shipment of
2.443,d bu. laat year.
Primary ctMn.rec.lpt were l.wi.wo pu
and shipment, a.ow bu.; .JjKT'KJ"
y uu,, a.n vui.mvmm v. (
last v.ap
Prlmai y oat receipt were I.IJR.OfO bu..
anu shipments Viv.uuw du.; against
"i;
hlpment or (
celpts or 1.W4.UW ou., ana
l.ViO.tJUO bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
' vviou com. Oat.
Chicago b7 24 A
Minneapolis 1.23 ... ...
Luluth S.0U . ...
Omaha Tt w
Kansas City 440 t7 JO
t " Eoulg ..
III 1W
M.
cars.
Mo; ! car. SL02; 1 ear, 11.00; 1 car, Wo.
no. nara winter: i care, ate; l car, w;
1 car, Mc; ! car. lc: 1 cars, SOo. SampHi
hard winter: I care, Mc; 1 oar, tiVtc; 1 car,
vac; 1 cara, ftac; l car, guo. no. a spring:
a -, i j gi inn
i1 cfv?s" M a '.T 1 .t 08'
i'r, aw.-. 4V. lUIWli A vv, e.v, A w,
9"c. No. I durum: 1 car. Ho. No. I
velvet chaff: S oar. S1.0K; 1 car, SI. OX; 1
car, 1100, l car. Wo; 1 car. c. No. S
velvet chaff: 1 cars, 95c, No. 4 mixed
durum: 1 car. Mc Rye: No. 1 S car.
Sampled rcr.K: cTr;No. Twh
4 Qr No. S whIU: 1 car, Mo.
No. S white: 1 car, 3Ho. No. t yellow:
car, tiftvte. Nn. t vallnw! 1 ran
WMie; car, tto. No. S yellow, 1 car,
Con. No. i mixed: 1 car (near yellow!,
4'c; 7 oars, 4c. No. I mixed: 1 car,
3Hc No, 4 mixed: 1 ear, C3Ue Sample:
1 car. 634o. Oats: No. I white, I cars.
SfiStc Standard. I oars, 36o. No. 3
white: 6 cara, 33c; 1 car, rc: IS cars.
No. 4 white: 1 car, tVHc; S car.
32c. Sample: 3 oars, Slo; I cars, 30c
Omaha Cash Prices) Wheat: No. 3 tur
key, 31.O4tl.04- No. 3 turkey, 11.0371 .06;
No. I hard. s7ojaL03- No. 3 bard, 6c
31.03: No. 4 hard, SMTWc; No. 3 spring,
7c4jtl.03: No. S spring, cUW; No. I
durum. 4yac; No. I durum. JHc;
no grade. 7Wrto Com: No. i white, 4
T64Vc; No. 3 whhe, 49C4Uc: No. 4 white.
SHSm4c'. No. 6 white, 4SUC3V, No. 4
whii. nauujt, a w 1 1 aiuakdiLiZn.
No. 3 yellow, 6W4c: No. 4 yellow, 4
, tWac: No. I yellow. t4Hrfc: No. yel-
Lw. H4el No). 3 mixed. o; No.
m,3t- PTVLliS-.. lnlxe-d'
?iSi. ,No- !nlx- Sff8$Ho; No. mixed.
twtac. w: o. x wniw, 241fc;
standard. 3trffic: No. S white. 32VkM3c:
k0 a white. VctiilSt. Barley: Malting. 4s
m,i0. No. 1 feed. 4tP44o. Bye: No. 3, 7
87 Wo: No. 3 ttoLAKln.
Chicago dosing prices, mmlshed The
Bee by Lo-an a Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. 316 So. Sixteenth street, Omaha.
AT lols Open. Hlgh. Low. Close Safy.
Wheat I I f
Sept 109 1 OMt 1 OS l3B104a
Dec.. S6H-4 S6M.04 &-tCi MB
May. 370 u SVA 37
Bep't nmr n- swt sk 70
Dec.. SMl4t Ka 64 M 6M4
May 67S4Hk BiZ M 6067 67HW
Oats:
Sept. 39 X 8H 3HB S
Dec.. SU J4Ai 3K' t 36T4H MHtfJ
May. 3 mi SiilFA 7Tw 8Z
Pork: .
Oct. II SS ISS II SS 13 OS 11 75
Jan.. 16 46 15 86 16 45 16 82-86 16 40
Lard:
Oct.. S I 3H S 20 S THSO ! 30
Jan.. 8 70-3U t SO 8 47H70 3 80A S r,
Bibs:
Oct.. 8 4S 8 67 8 87 S 67H 8 40
Jan. S 40 S 80-lW 8 67H 8 80 I 80
A Asked. B Bid.
CHICAGO GRAIlf AMD PBOVI8ION!
Feataros af th Tradlagr aad Cloetas;
Price on Board at Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept 37. Wheat prices de
clined today, rendered heavy by tha
largest reoelpta o far this season In the
American and Canadian northwest. Al
though unsettled at the close, quotations
were ttCM4o lower net with December at
94c and May at SMkC Corn finished fe&4to
down and oat oft Mo to fcSHo, but pro
vision up tVtjoc.
Total fresh arrivals of wheat today at
tha various markets In North America
were estimated as amounting to the huge
aggregate of 3,000.000 bushel. In thl con
nection, it was said that rural elevators
In the northwestern states now hold 20,
SuO.OuO bushels, 'a suffclemt supply to fur
nltth for some time liberal receipts at the
leading spring crop terminals. Neverthe
less, except In the September option here,
the depression of values was less pro
nouaoed that might have been looked for,
th fact being that notwithstanding the
heavy movement the accumulation ' of
stocks at big centers was not yet up to
what a majority of traders appeared to
expect. As a result, the May and July
deliveries, although finally giving way,
held for a considerable Interval at a mod
erate advance over Saturday night's level.
Wet weather and a forecast of more
tended somewhat to maka th wheat
bulls stubborn. Besides a fair ex-
countries In particular
I aa having purchased
r"1" ' 1 .
"Pr"1,
flour with a freedom that was quit un
usual. ....
Corn, Ilk wheat, was beartsniy arreeteti
by enlarged receipts. Cool temperatures
appeared to be mora or less offset by re
ports of Argentina shipments reaching
New York fn excellent condition, in
oats the small ness of offers seemed to
make prices relatively steady as compared
with the quotations of other grain. East
ern demand wes fair.
ers snd their followers more than coun
teracted In the provision market thu ef
fect of tha New York embargo against
shipments of live stock from Chicago.
For the time being most of the provi
sion traders avoided th selling slds.
OMAHA OBRBstAL MARKET.
BTTTTBR No. L 1-M. cartons, 3So; No,
t 80-lb. tubs, 29c,
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 3o; Amer
ican Swiss. 36c; block Swiss. 22c; twin,
16o; dalslea, 14c; triplets. 1; Young
America. 18Vc; blue label brick, HHc;
Umburger. 1-lb., 20c; New York white,
UHc: tdiported French Roquefort, 40c.
FISH Trout, 14o : white fish, 14c; hali
but, 13c; channel catfish. 19c; codfish, 14
1,12c; mackerel, 16c; salmon, 14c,
POULTRY Hons, 12c; ducks. 13c;
geese, 10c; turkeys, 16c: roosters. So.
BEEF CUTS Ribs, No. L, lW: N. 1
17c: No. 3. 13Ve. Lolna No. L llHc: No.
1. 18c; No. 8. 14V4C Chuoks, No. lljic;
No. 1. 10V4c; No. 8, 9',c. Rounds. No.
L 14c; No. 3. 14c; No. 3, 13c. Plates, No.
f. W-.o; No. 2. St: No. 8. Sc.
Following products furalalspd by OUla-
sky Fruit company
vritits Oranse: Callrornla Valnela
7te. lona. III. 260. 84.00 box; ltes, 16u.
teas, 3M, 16.76 bog. Lsinn; Rstra
RAILWAY TIME CARD
1 1 kieaao trat Weatera .
r-,- tJmltsd a I'M sm sin..
Ta-is Cltr B
a I aa a t M
Ckas fcprms
Mtsaoart Paallti
a I M pa I.M pa
kaseam .. a I M am a t at
BamsT . . Ll U tm al as!?
6!!7.....V. im t 4 a WW
I ,. M ",
n. 0. a "t u
K (L 4 St 1
C - .
WESSTKal STalKBT STATION
teeatk aasT Wekalos.
Cklamaav, St. Paal, MlaaaaaalU as
Arr1a
Ywis City
.ktaaa b I a am
gksaa cur
.M.M...k I m pa all al am
Blow tltr Pat
iZlraa, , Laml
Slavs Cltr Pa
............ s a am
k m pm b 9.1 aa
au. k
fancy rnden Pol. s. ' bex ;
M.Mt box; extra fancv Sunklst. ;. ;iOs.
tiM box; Ited hall. If 0 box. Reaches.
Colorado Klbertaa, extra fancy, tse
crate; fancy, to crate; I tah Klbertaa,
c box; California Salway. W bo.
I'rtine: Italian, crate: quantltlee,
crate. Pear: Flemish Heautles, Shel
don's Clargue, 13 (V) to 2 lb crate; Kelfera,
bushels. Il.lt crate; hampera, crale.
Oraoes: Tokays, II & crate; Concords,
homegrown. ?.V basket. Itananae: Med
ium Irult. 2 00 to 12.25 bunch: Jumbo
fruit. Chsngulnnla and Port lJmon, 4.1
lb. Cantaloupes: California Mission
Brand, standards, j.7t crate: ponies, U.ti
crate; flats, 11.00 crate: Colorado Uur
wella, pink mealed. I1.0U crate. Water
melons. IV lb. Apples: Wealthle. 12.60
bbl. j Jonathans, U.f hbl.
V ROUT A 1.1LK.8 Cabbage, IHc lb.: head
lettuce, 11.00 dosen; leaf lettuce. f"V donen;
onions. Washington, IV lb.; onions, c-pan-Ish,
ll.M crale: wax and green beans, foe
basket: rutabagas. l'o lb.; tomato.vs,
market price: pepper. MV basket par
ley, Sac dosen; celery, Stc doen; celery.
Jumbo. 7to dosen. I'otatoes: Ohio. i.Oo,
bushel. Sweet potatoes: llsmiers. $1.00 !
V. ... . . J i : , I . . .w ll,
,i.,iit,., , . irainmn. oarrrm, e'.w .
nun riijit,. r.vjv o v. i. .ri jm r, .kiv
case: half case. II.7& case. IVanutc Raw,
No. 1, c lb.; roasted. No. I, He lb. Corn
Pops. IX.2& case; half case, 1.M case;
Jumbo, raw 7c lb.; Jumbo, roasted, Co
lb. Nuta: No. 1. walnut, lac lb; Draxll.
l&o lb ; almonds, v- rb.; filberts, l&u lb.;
pecan. 2Sc lb. Honey. 14.00 case.
NKW YORK ti IS X ERA I. MARKET
Oaetatlona f the Day an Varioa
CeaamodHles.
NEW YORK, Sept. S7.-FI.OUn quiet;
"prlnr patent. .i.70; xrtnter patents
sii.aijo.fu; a'ltuer
patent. li. SikifV.. :
i winter straights, 14.
WHKAT Spot. Irregular: No. I red
and No. t hard. 1.21. c. I. f.. Nw York;!
N, , northerni TuUthi ."1. and No.
1 northern. Manitoba. 9c, c. I. I.. Buffalo. '
Futures were Irregular. September, ft. 12.
CORN Hpot, weak; No. I yellow, 8tc,
prompt shipment.
I OATS Spot, quiet: No. 8 white. 40r4to.
HAY Firm; No. L 11.25; No. 2. 31.16;
No. 8 II 0; shipping, 90c.
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice.
IMS, 2Ke; 114, S4-l?c; Pacific coaat.
WIS. 14(tliic: 1914, lift 1.1c.
HIDF.8 Steady; BogoU. K!Taic; Cen
tral America. 2Vc.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock, firsts. 321
33c; seconds, 314; 33c.
PROVISIONS Pork, Kteady; mess,
115.01 Mj15. 5"; family, flS.OOfl 22.00: short
clears, 118.00619.60. Beef, steady; mess,
S17.U0tJU.tiO; family, IIS 60". 9.00. Lard,
firm; middle west 84.M"tMt.60.
TAIJ-)W-Flrm. olty, 6tc; country, 5H
3Vo; special. SSo.
BlITTKR rlrm: receipt ,6 tuba;
creamery extras, 270'Jlc; firsts, StmXVec;
seconds, 2Jii(h24c.
FXK1S Firm: receipts, 7,71s) rases: freatt
gathered. Silicic; extra first. 3Vk8';o;
firsts, IsiCi'y-.; seconds. KIHtg'Xc.
CHEESESteady; receipts, 424 case;
state, whole milk, fresh flats, specials,
14N4lRc; average fanoy, 14Ho.
POULTRY Dressed, firm: western
froson roasting chlckena, imtTCIo; fresh
fowls. Iced, Hi 18c; frosen turkey, 174210.
Kaasas City Oral a aad Provtaloaa.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept 27.-WirHlAT
No. i hard. 31.031 OS; No. 8 red, fl lTO
1.30; September. 11.01; Deoember, SIHO1
91 Wc; fancv, WiiaJIWIUo.
OORN No. 3 mixed, 44Vo; No. I while.
V; September, 4Mo; December, 6ISOUH0;
May, 6So.
OATS No. 3 white, 0937o; No, t mixed,
34JfV4 o.
UTTER Creamery, 17o; firsts, 26c;
seconds, 231c: packers, 19Un.
FXK1H FlrsU. 33c; soconds. 19n.
POULTRY Hens, 13o. roosters, 9c;
broilers, 14a
1
Mlaeapells Orwla Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. t!. WHEAT
September, 9Ho; December, 91Sc; No. 1
hard, vDHo; No. 1 northern. 8SH.
FLOUR Unchanged,
BARLKY 47tc
RYE te7o,
BRAN 119.00.
CORN No. 8 yellow, fl7(3o.
OATS No. 8 while. HVottSttc.
rLAX-1.84L87.
I.tverwoo' flralw Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. r.WHEAT-Spot
. iNo. I hard wlnUr, UalOVM.
uokxh upot, Aruericaa
3d.
St. Loals Grata Market.
I ST. LOUIS, Mo. Sept 17. WHEAT
'??.:. Z: ti'i.riJlo-r.hKa- L
-,?!-.,""'""?'"-i. -t'."T"m"ri.r
WKN no g, ae; NO. 1 wnite. Mr0c;
il.M.mh.f AXU. riM. wvt h. w A A. n
.... .... ... " , " . ..... . . .
oats no. , soo; no. 3 white, nominal.
Local Storks aad Bonds.
Quotation furnished by Burns, Blinker
Co.. 440 Omaha National Bank building.
Omaha, Neb.
Stocks BIS. AakeC
Amaricas SaoarKlav (., A x-1l.. 4 M
Bmtrics CvMmsry. P'4 M 17
Cltt Nstlenal Hank of Omaha It
twrs t'a . pfd 9744 U
Fsirmoot Craamsry. P'., x-4lv 140 M
yalnnont craanwrr. earn 114 Wl '
HaraU Butlalns. 4 per east ptd w 10 1
Llaoela Tsiapaon Co., eoa t 17 I
Uaooln Oa Uo.. com UL'
La-Wllaa first id.. II N j
Omaha C. B. St. Ry.. pfa.. sx-4l.. m Tl I
rAA a o. n. n. a a ... a au,
wS4
linloa stock Yards Stack
Bul.bursar a goo tl
n
swift a Co ui
1UI4
n ,,s .
Ewamar. Nsb., tf.
CUicio Muslelpals. 4s. V...
99 104
i '
Douilas Wromlns Munloli al. fas 1(
lansols Tl. a Tl. sa. ZJ pft
1H
Nona Plaits Lt. Power a, 1M4.... 9 14
la A'aala Rallaay 4a. 149 at 17
Oauha Au4ltoiium 4H. JIB 99 !W
Omaoa Water 44. JM1 Mn let
Osiaba A 0. B. St. Ry. 6, ISM M N
Omaha Ua 4. uu H KM
Wichita Vnloa Stock Tares 4a, 1914.... s lug
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept 7.-COFFBE Th
ma.k.t nntfu 1 1. H Mnn . ..I..
at an advance of 1 to 4 point on a ilttl '
covering after th decline of lata laat I
weeK. out there waa very little support
In evidence and prices later eased off
under scattering liquidation or a little
selling southern trade interests. Th
close was 1 point higher on September,
but generally 3 to 4 points net lowsr. A
good part of the business represented ex
changegof Deoember to later months.
Bales, 27.260 bags. September, 4c.; Oc
tober, S.97c; November, 4.98c: December,
4c; January, 4.04c; Februarv lose; March.
4.12c; April, 118c; May, 4 Mo; Juno, 4.3o;
July. 6.36c; August 4.40a Spot quiet;
Rio 7s, Vc; eiantos 4s. to. Cost and
freight offers were easier, with Santos 4s
offered at I H6j 4.60c, English credits, and
Rio 7s, at about 8.60c Amer'can credits.
Th official cables reported a decline
of Kd in the rata of Rio exchange on
London. Mllrels prices were tunchaiiged.
Oataka Hay Market.'
OMAHA, Sept. 17. PRAIRIPJ HAT
Choice upland, none here, 312.00; No. L
none her. liO.6Or4jul.6O; No. 3, f9 OOf'10.60;
No. 1, 7.00ti.tXi: choice midland, none
here, lll.y: No 1, none here. I10.0drffll.0o;
No. 3, 38.00Q10.00; No. 8. fA(MM.O0; choice
lowland, none here, tll.oo; No. none
here. f9.60OI0 6O: No. t r. 004)00: No. 3.
f.00(i7 00; alfalfa. choice, fU0TM16O;
No. 1. SlLOOVltfO; No. 1, ISOoylOOO.
Straw: None on market Choloe wheat
M.tXKdd.60; choice oat or ry, fS.6OO7.0O.
Kvapverated Apples and Dried Frails
NEW YORK. Sent CT.E VAPOR AT1TO
APPLtW Lull; fancy, B14c; cholc. 34J ai ....
tc; prime, 1I7V.. .tX.....
LRIED FRUITS-Pnine. dull; Call-1 47
fornlaa, 4410Vc; Oregona. 7wj4i)c. Aprl-'H
ton, firm, choice. 7NQhc; extra choice, jH
IVic; fancy, 9Hc. Peat-he, steady; choloe, I J
4rj6c; extra choloe, WAt4c: fancy, ii
fjc. Raisins, firm; loose muscatel. SUrs'Ti
7Hc; cnoice to tancy, ceeded. 7V3Bc;
seedless, 0S4JC9C; London layers, l.3urty
Metal Market.
N WW YORK, Sept. 37. M ETA LH Ied,
84 .60. Spelter, not quoted. Copper, firm;
electrolytic 818 .WKtU 36. Iran, steady;
No. 1 northern, 1 14. 3614.76: No. 1 1W.W
?14 60' No. 1 southern, fl6.40r14.60; No.
I14.7M.14 J. Tin. quiet, at i2.47t41.irT.
At London: Spot copper, 70 17s d;
future. 71 17 id; electrolytic. 87 pie.
Spot tin, 162 10s; futures, 163. Anti
mony, 126. Lead, 23 15. Spelter, 63.
Sagar Market.
NEW YORK. Sept V -SUGAR Raw,
steady; centrlfusal, 3 1M 8o; molasses.
9Mr.13o. Refined, easy; unchanged to
P nt lower; cut loaf. S.SOc: arusbed, f ;
mould A. S.46c; eubes. 6 0c; .111 pow-
dared. S 10c; powdered, 6 06c; fine gran li
ars , csoo; no. 1. aiuo. sutures opnn4
eteady today ana at noon price were
about unchanged from Saturday's closing.
Loa do Stock Market.
L3NTON, Sept 77. The American was
tha most aoUve aectlon of th stock mar
ket today. Low priced as well as high
pr'oed is ues wera fimely marked and th
closing waa firm and near the beat Amer-
icaa oicnaiaga waa tpuat, arouaa f4.1v?.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Recent Liht and Prices Ten
to Fifteen Higher Sheep Fif
teen to Twenty Up.
HOGS FULLY STEADY TO 8TR0NO
OMAHA, weptember 57, WIS.
Recc-lnf wam. r'.f.ln lln.a Rheen.
E.vstlmat Monday a.ToO J.jm .of
mim day last weeg... 17,1X3 2,H
fame day S week ago II. 4M S.m
Same day week ago 11M i.Zl
Same day 4 week ago 10.111 l,M
Same day last ver..U . a.Hi4
IU.K74
.M
s;.i
44.4i
The following table snows tie receipt
pf cattle, hoga and iep at the )maha
live stoek market for th yaa-r to date a
compared with laat year:
ion in Tna.
rMl 7M.4.tl 43.41 1S?.ni
Hobs
..
2a-! ivi tii '
VVV i-i1
IT' .1-1 1
"i.1 J ?
I.l' M
Llau.
.Mieen
The followlna table atiawa
price fur hoss at th Omaha live stouk
msi-ket for the laat few gays with com
parisons ;
Date. int. Ii;n,m '1911 UU 'Hlft 1a).
Sept 1
Sent 8.
8 441
!"
I M
IU
! 17
8 0
8
1 r,
8 91
T M
I S!
4 tfl
a
4 01
12;
Sept 10
FPt 11
Sept 1J
Kent. 11
J 22!
8 ia1
8
Tl
8 91
8 41
SS1
f w
9 16
T 98
T 94
8 04
I 14
3 14
Supt 1414
8 801
8 41
S 96!
74
9 9
Sept. 1 91
Sept. 17 4 T7W
I
T94
8 4ftl
4 81
a
3 41
8 31
8 91
s I
Sept II f 64V
Sept 1
8 01
1 10
8 17
8 81
8 43
T mi
9 06
4 71
4 44
8 9!
7l
Sept. S87U
Sept. 32 4 9lS
Sept 33 4 7SI
Sept. 2 7 IIS.
8 S3
a .
8 40 8 0a
4 6s
8 4i
8 14
8 II
8 10
as
8 301
8 tn
8 4
4 691
.4.1
SkH 8 0 8 41
8 44
Sept. t& 7 11
. I J) 07 9 4H 4 4l S IS
nepi. ski
beVt. 81 T !,
I 101 I 15 8 'l I nj -
I S ill I at! f Ml 1
I 4.1! 4 Ml
16
'Sunday,
Rocelnts and disposition of live stock
at the Ynlon Stock yarda, Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending 3 p. m.,
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle.llogs 8heep.H r a
C, M. St. P 3 I 1 1
Wabash 3
Union Paclflo 70 24
O. Z N. W., eaxt .. 10 1
C. aV N. W., west..lt! 17
84
ii
, St P.. U. ft O.. 8 1
H. a Q., west.... 91 7
-.. It L a P.. east 1 3
83
Illinois Central .... 2 1
Chicago Gt West.. t 3
Total receipts ..3MS
13t
DISPOSITION -HEA I.
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co 6 4M 2.H
Swift and Company .. :74
tTudahy Packing Co.. 77
Armour & Co Lo!4
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co.... 31
South Omaha Pack. Co. 3
Oohr
I
1
3,600
6.M7
6.646
90
Cudahy, for country.
W. B. Vansant t
Renton. Vanmuil L
Stephen Bros
764
Hill a Bon
040
Itff
42
:
74
K2
423
K3
7
3!
2n
F. B. Lewis
Huston a Co
J. It. Hoot a Co
J. H. Itulla
L. K. Hues
Rosen toe k Bros
Kellogg
Werthelmor a Degen.,
H. K. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros.
Rothschild
83
Mo. 4a Kan. Calf Co.. 120
Christie 32
Higgins
Huffman 3
Both 14
Meyers K
linker, Jones a Smith 78
Tanner broa 1
John Harvey 80S
Cline !
D. F. 68
Other buyers 717
Totals'
0.41S
4.881
CATTLB Receipts of cattle were dla-
fel,inlnlli,.l- I k-l U am,ll..l
run ior a Monday In over four weeks.
. w... Km a lMu
.o'reVMrTVndfe:!
era 1
and buyers were out In ths yard
early In the morning. The trade develop
o mm a gooa, active marsei, ine Dig
I bulk of the offerings changing hands la
I good season in the morning. Prices could
. I .. , . . . . . r , 1 n .
were no ocrnfed beeves on sale al"
though there waa considerable Inquiry
lor such oaltl on ths cart of nackera
Uuuiaiioua on wiUa" um 10 ci.o.c
fed yearling. tonsi"J.N6: fair to good fed
yearling. ISftOJrit.Ui; common to fair fed
yearling. .6o8.60; good to choloe heavy
beeves, j9rii9.M; fair to goo4t oornfed
Deevea, fs.lom.oo: common to fair oorn
fed beeves, 14.76418.80: "rime grass beeves,
H.OOju.40; good to choice grass beeves,
TR,r 10 a00! row. f.noifti.7b; ooaimon to
fair cow, f4.00O4.00; prim feeding
sleers, 17.76478.40; good to choice feeder.
17.2607.76; fair to good feeder, fS.40O7.16;
common to fair feeder. fe.btkB4j.60; good to
choice stockers, 17.76t(4).i6; fair to good
gtocker. f.7637.T5; common to flr
nk.r. aiomin. ..u aa
1 SVi -z:7:,.L"T" w-r
I - - w, I ww- V( r.'n SI vliul sag saw. I i.'WM
tfafi bIamV antsis ftR LiaM 'X. . t v. ..iT
- . an nm.ni: ,H r.ivu u iimiii m. i 1 1.
r;- -. V,
stags, etc. I6.00O4.O.
Bepresentatlva aalea:
COWS.
Ma. r. V. .
Av. Ft.
t4 I M
.l'l I 44
.KHl I SO
.121 I 40
111 1:4 4 an 1
1 ) 4) m
I IM 4 71
I...
I...
8. Irt t it
lt44ttlMHI 1641 tO
- HEIFERS.
It......-.. Ill t II 1
BULLS.
L...M.M..llt f 96 1
CALVES.
.... 814 T 6
47 7 64
,'""STich,Eatfl AN'DiBKlS'l??lJ'
4 11 I Tl 7 M 1 1
m ii rt
1 1
17
... 7M 4 6
... tat f M
... 140 14
r...
1...
t M
T
S...M.I
44 1 40
NEBRASKA.
48 Stockers, 876 4 40 34 steers... .116 4 44
8 heifer... 711 8 60
I atocker. 740 8 70
4 helfera.. 647 4 00
13 feeder.. 1120 I 40
13 feeder.. 94 4 46
4 feeder . 1078 TOO
24 feeder.. Ml 4 66
4 Steer. ...M26 4 46
I feeder.. .1173 7 00
nuui ins weea opened out wun an -
other extremely moderate run, about) 7 ' " " " . . P,a"'
forty-four cars, or I. It) head, makina ualhlght and after working the combination
th day's total. Thla Is about 6v0 heavlei
than a week ago, but 1 7W smaller than
two weeks ago and something llks 160
heed short of the corresponding day last
year-
Shipping demand was not aaywhsr
near so heavy aa at the start of last
week, but what hogs outside buyera took
early were fully steady to as much as
MjlOo higher. There was no advance In
tops, best price being 87.96. but there was
a fair showing above 7.6o. Later oa
shipper bought a few mixed and heavy
loads at prices that were If anything a
little stronger. As a general thing snip
ping hogs oould be quoted as steady la
a nickel higher.
At th very least th general market
was fully steady, and In spots looked a
little higher, bulk of the packing hog
moved at f1.0OtF7.34, with a few weighty
bunches "under tha hill" and a fair
aprinkllng of good light and butchers
uu up to the top.
Ne. Av.
11 wi
No. Av. gk. Pr.
71 ....... Ml 14 IU
121 10 1M t M
.. 4 to
M t M
10
IA la I M
17 IM I 40
.an m ic
X M T 1
.X44 Mil
.n ... f 14
.17 W 1 11
.4X1 ... T M
.144 M 1 M
.11 Ml T M
.94 Mill
aa.
It.
Tl.
II.
M.
T7.
-4 ... 1
ni ... 7 1
ut ... t II
17 ... t 14
17 ... 1 M
tat WIN
ill ... 7 94
X4 ... TM
IM ... T M
UI m 1
.UI ... T M.
71 .
PIGd.
I l It
SHEEP There was nothing startling la
tha slss of reoelpta thla morning. The
run of 134 car, or M,0u0 head, was ths
smallest for any Monday during Septem
ber, but was far larger than at any other
market point As compared with last
week supplies show a failing off of nearly
1,014) head, while they are almost 1.000
short of two weeks ago and I.ObO lighter
than for the same Monday of last year.
Fat lamb trade was a llttls slow about
getting under way, but a good, healthy
advance waa certain from tha outsat.
Among- ths early sales were two loads of
lambs which sold on shipping aooount at
fa 14. This promised to be tas top for
the day.
By th time packers got down to bust
nee trad had settled down en a lOy
higher beats, snd It didn't take very long
to clean up the bulk of the fat offering.
Most of the real good lambs brought
fd.su4x8.C6. with others not quit so de
sirable around fH.60.
Feeder buyers war plentiful, but they
were a little sluw about paying the
sharply higher prices sellers were ask
ing. Prtcee looked to be fully Ibo higher,
quite a number of the more desirable
kinds bavtug beau caahod at 3d. Xtu4.fi,
SVSlSiNEW YORK STOCK MARKET
cues ror strictly feeolng purpose reached
IS.W.
Killing eaes shared the fat lamb ad
vance and were cleaned up In gfod sea
eon on a ..' higher basts; V.ttifVf
bought decent grades, with a good class
reaching B IS, a quarter above the top
at laat week's close. A few fat yearlings
old as high aa l.0, with othera at 14.26.
vjuotalloti on sheep and lambs: lAmlui,
good to choice, 5.KtrX .; lambs, fair to
food. Iv.sorH.M; lamba. feeder. I7.7rt
g.su; yearling, ralr to choice, fa.7MPS.7r,
yearlings, feeders, Irt tm, "; wetnera,
fair to choice. S5.Onvng.0O; ewe, good to
ii .-..U."J. .k LVaxi"" "iMooka appeared to be la
ara.arwt vTvava ""v t fi.vo-yw.wwi
CH1CAOO LIVK STOCK M.tRKRT
Cattle Firm -Hogs Weak bee
Straw;.
CHICAGO. fcept. V. CATTLE Re
oclpts, li.ftiO head; market, firm; native
'cf rattlo, .10(rflu.4i): western teera,
eS-etif.;-; cows and heifer. 2.Wi.40;
calve. 7.2f.lM1.00
I IfHleV-Heeelpts. a.OOO head; market.
aak, average a shade higher; hulk, 17.26
UH.; lights, 17.005iJt.4f.; mixed, R .; . "onoen ana unexpected subsidence of In
heavy, Klit.2r; rough, 8.Vr4.!; Plg, ,r,t ,n Investment shares.
I6.7Mi00 I A factor contributing In no small do-e-llKKI'
AND I.AMRS Recelnta 14.000' gree to th uprush In the wsr stocks ws
head; market, strong; wothers, 1VSJ
466; ewes, Sl.6m.90; lambs, $,7Mt..
SSoaa City !. Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la. Sept 17. CATTLE
Recelpta 7.600 head- market, steady; na
tive s leers. ! Oo.ir7.26; cows and heifers,
I4.76li6.76: cannera. 33.WMJ4.3fi; atnekera anil
feeders. 36.0tKir7.l6: calves. 3.00id3.;'0: bull.
I . aa .r ,
II 1 .mil., s. iiiw.1.'.
inn neceiins, i,odd neaa; marxei,
teady to 6c lower; hevy, 17.4017. ;
mixed, 87.1MI7.40; light. S7.0i4f7.10; bulk of
ale. 87.06S?.0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.000
head; market, steady; fed mutton. tK.Jb
4T6.90; ewe. 4.00fl.2f.; lambs, fl.&4t.X
St. .Inaenh Live Itnrk Market.
8. JOSETni. Sept 17. CATTLE Re
celpts .ph'd: market. teady to weak
VnSl-.flVyjJfZ? nd h",r HOOti
Tifv7ilH;. Ki. m.rl,. .
11 ..fcIH
lto higher; top, 38.16; bulk of sales. f7.15
SHEEP AND IA MRS Receipt I, BOO
head; market, 1016o higher 1 lamb. 18. out
300.
I
Callow Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17 COTTON -Sppt,
stesdy; middling uplands, $12.00; sales, 800
bales.
The cotton market closed strong; with
in I or 8 points of ths best at a net ad
vance of 4? to 44 point.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 17 COTTON Spot,
firm; good middling, 1.20d; middling, 4 tod;
low middling, f.40d; sales, 12, 000 bales.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 37. MERCANTILE
PAI'KR 8U134 per rent.
STERLlNil KXCHA NOB Sixty-day
bills, 14 4 60; demand. 84.70A6; cables. 14 7116.
SILVER liar, 444o; Mexloan dollars,
1T0NDS Oovernment. steady; railroad,
strong.
TIME LOANS-Staady: sixty days, m
per cent; ninety days, IX per cent; six
months, 8 per cent
CAU. MONKT-Steady: high, I per
cent; low, 1. per cent; ruling rate, I per
cent; last loan, 3 per cent; closing- bid,
1 per rent; offered at 8 per oenl.
Many Thefts Are -Keported
to the
' Police of City
Thieves observe neither holidays mot
th Sabbath, according to the police
statement. The thefts reported to th
police werei
Nels Peterson, 028 Maple street. 111
from cash register; C. A. Moor. 834 South
Stxteenth street, pockstbook containing
; James Pasuros. 3210 Harney street.
rro Mu kill.
hU room, and H. F. Knlha. drug-
flat. Park avenue and Paclflo street, wag
held up by a negro and robbed of 836,
Ths "pants" burglar and maklntoah
"thief ar again rampant Tha former
relieved It F. Farmar' trousers of flo.
Farmar was stopping at tha Stat hotel,
having corns to Omaha from Ashland.
Frits Chtlstopherson la minus fi.76 la
cash and a check for 110.
Ths mackintosh "thief took a raincoat
belonging to T. O. L. Nogg, 2604 Hamilton
street. In ths pockets of which was a
puna containing $1.15.
L. Lonrnecksr of ths Young- Man's
Christian association lost a similar artf-
ola In tha Institution' cafe, and Dr.
Burke of tha Bushman block had one
stolen from his office.
Tha Baker loe Machine company, Nine
teenth and Nicholas streets, was broken
Into a week ago last Sunday by parties
who stols a large quantity of auto acces
sories, and yesterday they again gained
entrance to ths establishment and took
an armful of auto tires and a coat.
Ida L. Brands, 407 North Nineteenth
street, waihsrwoman at the Young
Men's Christian association, assert that
a man at Eighteenth and Chicago streets,
snatched a pursa from her containing
papers representing 233, her entire sav
ing. 123 In cash and several small arti
cles of value.
Safeblowers Carry
Off S300 in Loot of
Safe on South Side
Cracksmen entered th store of tha
Horn ' Furniture company, 624 North
law. . . .
1 on tb outer doors, pried tha inner doors
loos and escaped with 3300 Tha nlaca
, a "cp 7' ln, 'i ne f1'0
WM ,oun(1 W 10 o'clock by a block
watchman.
J. W. Stewart Is president of the com
pany and George F. Olbbs, secretary and
manager.
Far-Side Stop Slides
Back Quite Handily
An Omaha man upon going to bed Sat
urday night tied a piece of string; around
one of his little fingers. lis did this
as a rrnlndr that be should not for
get that oa Sunday morning- tb street
ears would return to ths old far-slds
top system, after a short period of
Mar-side stops. Whan he arose Sunday
morning to go to church lis straight
way proceeded to ths near-side of Jils
Intersection and whn th oar cama along
tha rootormaa motioned with bis hand
and then th man who forgtit suddenly
remembered.
As a rule, however, most people went
to ths far-eld as of yore, beoauas they
aad ebeerved notices la the newspapers
and placards la tb ears.
During; a fsw of tha early morning- trips
Yesterday some of tha motormen forgot
about tha change back to the far-sids
and they stopped on ths near-side.
Ths situation of returning- to the far
side was not a Interesting: as ths recent
cbang tha other way.
CHICAGO MAN DECLARES
HE PASSED BAD CHECK
Declaring that he had passed a forged
check for 7I on J. Kemp, Chicago black
smith, William Petchaft, Chicago sales
man, walked Into police headquarters
last night and gave himself up.
Ths Chicago authorities hav been noti
fied and asked It Petchaft la wanted
thcra.
New Records Established at Session
of the Exchange.
RAIL SHARES RISE AND FALL
NEW YORK. Sept. V. On a ale or
activity unenuatled alnca the Inception m
, the movement wsr shares today lifted to
higher urlcea and esu
- l ' The
eatabital'41 many
omand ror these
Inraelv of sneeii-
latlve ortain. but If rumor la In be rreri.
Ited, them was considerable buying from
more substantial Interests In the belle!
that several Important Industrial combi
nation are In process 'of consummation.
Railroad atuck and other standard
j shares took part In the open ng rise, hul
fall back later when the speoiHltlea be
i com more bunyanl. Advances In some
1 of the war Issues were so violent as at
time to suggest m corner-- or at least
I oien Imylog for control. Conservative
nan at
reet vlea-ed the movement with
undisguised misgivings and deplored the
, Prt successful by the successful attark.
of the allies In the western districts. Con
ditions that the Anwln-French credit or
loan 1 moving toward a satlsfactori
conclusion on terms attractive to Ameri
can Investors si no served to whet the
apiH-tlto or the profcHnlonal element.
The more noteworthy high record of
me oay were miie hv Baldwin Loco
motive, wh,lch showed an extreme rise of
!!. at 114; General Motors, IS1 at W3.
. in. 'ii.
nepunitc iron and teel, at h; t ru
clWe Steel. 7a at lul; Studebaker, rS al
146V- American Can. 4 at 4fiT: TMm
Company, 96 8 at 17SH. and Bothlehem
SI eel, 10 at 94.
Shares of companies participating le
directly In the demand for war supplier
rose to record quotations, while other or
the same description approximated then
previou maximum figures. United
Htate Steel waa slow to more, but
finally responded to a general Inquiry hy
advancing; l. to 79.. Jiist a point under
price. rtn,-.is.,2. Metal share, Im-
Proved under the Impulse of an advance
In refined copper and rumor of an earU
Increase In the Anaconda dividend. Real
ising made no marked Impression In tht.
latter dealings. Total sale of 1.6f.0no
hares were the largest since the resump
tion of trading last I December.
Bond were strong but larked any espe
cial feature. Total sales par valus ag
gregated I.S.870 0U0
United States bonds were uncluingert
on call.
Number of sales and leading; Quotation
on stocks were as follows:
Halea. High. Low. Clow,
.. n.is 4 4.i
.. I,4i M . 4W
.. l.tl W !H
.. 44. em 71 t tits
. U.XM MS II ST'i
MO iivri urn
.. n liwt imt,
1.TU0 111 IM lit,,
' 2;-n
.. n.ioa 74 H TS't : 7s
.. 11.300 IS!, IHS 104'.
.. M. 1 14 x li.T,
.. l.4n . M', in
Alaska Oola
Allls-Chalmars
Amsrtnsa HMt Butar..
Amertoa tn
AmerlAaa lAeomotiT .
Anwrleaa H. H
Aswrtran g. a R. pro.
Am Husar fttflnlns...
Amsrlraa Tel. Tel..
Amarlraa Tntmeos ....
Asaoaa Copper
Atchtava
Ilaldvln Ioomntm .
Baltimora a Ohio
nainisnsa Hteal
Hrueklva RmI4 Transit,
lallfoml. Pwtmleum ...
tn.itiaa raeifla .......
(antral leather
rhmaiMaks a Ohio
Thlnsca a. W
(Iilcstn, M. Ht I'...
fhlosso N. W
tlilcego, R. I. P. Ry.
Chins cSiapar
rviorase Fnel A Iron...
Orarlkls Rtasl
Dai a H. O. s4...,
ntellllar' BaxarttM ....
aons BHS I 4 MS
taw m h4 f.
21 toi, JO".
i.7 im m r.i,
14. ft M 60 'a Mi
Raw H't US',
t.t l:l 11
1.400 It II
Ml",
11
l.tm u,vt tn Wv,
!. i m
4t 4f.
12.604 klU. 6!, 1,
461,
66',
M4j 1011,
.... IP,
17. Km tin
so. so ss.
SH Iiu
3!V II
Oaaeral Elect rlo
Ceat Nsrtkara fd...
4lrsat Na Or, etfs. ..
n.we n't, 1741, 177
I, If") in? luiu. 1211.
lj,0l 44j M,4 46L,
aasrmksim KxylersU.. I.mw Wt.
I . Ml.
InMrboeMih Con. Corp.
Inert rloa Canssr
WW 1" p7 JOS
I. OKI 21 20 JMS
li.me sh , ,
1.6C) Ii (M'4 in
l.M lH 37H rn
8.600 14TV 144S
1J1L,
Id KH mt 0,
,( tt V tl
KM IU, It 104
T.T00 4t 4V, 4S.
14.1V 7i R ',
1S 14V 14H 14'.
Inlaraatlnnal Mai imnar.
Kanaas Tit, xmth,rD....
Lski
i(B vallay
I I jw. I 1 1 1 a a. M.k4ll-
; Msiioaa rVraissa
Miami Oasvsr
T....
MtaMHirl raolflo
National Iad
Savada flopps
N.w fork tvatrsl
N. Y.. N. M. a H
Norfolk 4k Wostsra.
Northara Paelti
Psrlfio sftll
Parlfta Tel. Tel
... ', 7 7,
... 6.fW mi'4 ci
... 1,101 JUS 11444 1141,
... . in IIO'I inn.
o tm i2t 11
... KM ll4 It T!
... I.9 l'4t ll.1 ':,
... im iti lit im-.
... i. iri hl
Pennarlveava ........
Fu'lmsn Palace Car.
Bar I -fen. Copsor...
ttaadlna
... 14.9 1M14 l'IS4 1US
Hepablla Iro A Stool.
tmitlMni Paclflo
Koultwra Kslla-sy
gtiidobakar OraipaBy ,,
TonBoasa Coppor
si.ito N' 41 M,
M.to t m i4
11.K0 mn mi i
11.20 HftU. m 14P,
M.oim ca 1 h ui.
TWtas enmaaay 6,70 171. IM i;j
valoa racifia .Hew 1.141, 1534
wn,t,n r.Tii, pni.i. M S14C 11".
tlaltog Mtau Hto,l....K4.1o 7Il. 7,i4
V. v. r,i-,i pio. .......
t'tak Copoor
Wostoea Us lea
Wullnihousa Blsotrle
Montana Power
I. to 11441 1144 114.
AA H- , W 1 4T.14
A,viw TI1 T7
II. 20 114 131
T71,
lZ-'t,
r,
.in.-.
General Motors
I.fM IMS
161)
Total mise (or the day. 1.460 OftO haras.
Walters Still Is
Hopeful for Big
Bumper Corn Crop
Oeneral Manager Frank Walters lusi
back from a trip covering tha tarttor)
traversed by his road In Nebraska and
South Dakota, insists wa ar Jut at th
critical turn of tha weather for the ma
turing: of tha com crop.
"Corn Is not hurt yet except slightly
ln a fw low places, where laat week'
frost caused a slight damage," says Mr.
Walters. 'If frost will hold off long
enough to glv ua a week of warm, dry
ther. Nebraska will still have the
biggest corn crop aver produoed, the
800,000,000 bushels I hav heretofore pre
dicted. Without th necessary warm spel
before frost, half of th crop will be soft
and unmarkstabl and have to be used
for feeding har.
"Tha wet weather baa also kept the
range green, which is checking: tha run
of cattl to tha market, and notwith
standing that th cattle shipments are
well abova th averag."
James Keir Hardie
Dead of Pneumonia
LONDON. Sept. HWuiki Keir Har
dls, died of pneumonia at Glasgow this
morning. Ho waa a labor msmbar in
Parliament aad tha leader of th peace
lament ln tha British socialist party.
James Keir Hard I waa bora la Soot
land, August 16, 1864, and worked under
ground as a pit boy and pit man from
ths age of 7 years until he was 34 years.
Ha early became well known as a
speaker In th temperance movement, but
eventually became prominent In labor and.
other advanced democratic and socialistic
circles.
FUNERAL OF A. J. HAYNE
IS TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY
Funeral services mts9uctad by Capitol
lodg of the Masonic order will be held
Tuesday morning- fqr A. J. Hayne, aged
G6. who died Friday at his home, SKI
North Twentyhlrd street, following a
hemorrhage. The services will take ptau,
at th residence at 10 o'clock, with inter
ment In Forest Lawn cemetery. Haya
was a member of the Woodmen of the
World aad bad been a resident of Omaha
for thirty-two years. He waa engaged
In the hardware buainea at Twsnir
fourth and. lake streets. Ills wife sur
vives him. s .
THB ODD LOT REVIEW publllhel br I
Mulr Co. tolls oark ck of N,' T t I
Btoek k.lok,ssa lavmloicat u4,KU-t,nUW, a. ,11- f
imi to am,. I as acll a, :,.f.. .0.. 11 e .
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