u
I UK MIX: OMAHA, 'J H! 1ISDAY, KKITKMRril .X UM5.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large, but Fricei
Are Generally Steady Sheep
Steady to Stronger.
HOGS FIVE TO
FIFTEEN LOWER j1,?:'o':"
OMAHA, Heplfmber . 1!tt.
T?ecelnt were: Cntt.e.
Of'lclal Mntidnr . 4
Official Tuesday 11l2
l.etlnite Wednesday.. .lO.on)
Horn. Sheen
2.12 .'
4 4 JI
7.'0
4i n
lolin M'Arthur Moir Wyoming.
steers . ...I!' " 1.". . steers... MM 7 li
!r('olPl ck Wyoming.
'.t stm kerelliii i
I.ltt'e i'nvwl.r l.lve Slot k Co. -Wyoming.
n t(n ii t K e'crs !f 3 t. tit
14 stcrs ...1114 'I" i sl-crs. ...I'M I 1'"
M Bin-in ... 0 ef-crs. . li" I"
Hcorse II iint N urn in K.
10 rows I". n f,ti
s-M'i'H I'IKfiTA.
11W 7 '5 14 coi "?
In 4 5 J.'i li 1' 3-i
41 steers... ,11'S 7 44 s.eeis....ll7i
4 steers ...117 7 to
II. Oirnow South Dakota
6 steers. ...1l't 7W t steeis ...U'-S
6 steers. ...I? 7 ;' i Bit era....lJ. "I
6 steers. ...1.71 7 1-t 14 steers. ...l-Wl
KEY YORK STOCK MARKET
M
7 U)
7 tV.
7 i
7 1 .
Three ilny" total. . ..11.214
Same dav Inst weck..JVl"l
Same i weeks bbto T3.7
Bam 1 week Bun IT
Same 4 mM'lR mo 22. TM
14 ITS
7.V4
lf..7M
i.i.mt
vt
i . I
int.?;
10 , :
K'1.114
Same days last year. .S2.IL4
The following table show fti reeelpta
of car.le. boss tu-1 t th "maliB
live sto- It maikrt for the year t Oata
comiiered wita last ff":
V t'14 tne.
Cattle :4Tii 47.m tn.
Mom i U.S.:'.'! l.'SH.ti'.l SMAvi
thp 2,i.,s 2.i,j iu,;o
The following table sTinws the vm4
Trices for hogs Bt the Omaha II v stock
msrket for UiB tut fw days with com-l'BrlBnn:
1 COWS lUKI B 0
L. Pltipps Montnna.
17 steers. ...11LI 7 1 stnckerslllo "A
W. II Mrlnlyr Monlnrm.
St BtnrkPMr 7'.t4 l Ja 111 to ktm kW ( W
fifth ( Vinnl mrtlrin o. NrvnHa.
2l atHrB...Iil 7 3i W Btt-ers.... M
ltnr. iM,iplB l.l ...i...vi,t-. out iut, B
I hit toilny. anil t Bupply wa the lHrRt-i
inr onti dy Blurt 4iinmii.r H. auui
1)2 rra, or 7.0NI hrml. mmlr p the niltl
week run, pulling the t"t"l fr the week
to clat at 14.17.' hrad. Thia la nearly
Iwlco aa lar- a for the bkiiir m riml
Upt wivk, anil IB a. few heatl heavier
than a year . hut Is bIhiu! 1.'i0 smnller
tiiRn ton -ki a Bo.
hhlpplnc (It-iiiHti.l Buffered a relapae Ihla
mirniriB:. anil the result mum thai value
ranaeii unevenly hiaer, dei iinea of 'tifo
I'eliiK qui. led In a K'(l many rHeea.
Recent Record, for Activity,
Breadth and Extent Surpassed
in First Honr.
TRADING SLACKENS LATER
lBle
fept 11 7V
I 1SK,. mM.'ion im? inil.'lin 1"
Pent.
Sent.
-et.t.
Iert.
r.'Pt.
("I.t.
Hel't.
Kept.
rei.
hept.
Hept.
fept.
BepU
fept.
f'ept.
Repl.
I- '
ir n
141 K
W t WW
17 1 77'l
1ni fr4V
.
- HIS
til T
V
I M I i
I 61! 7 7l I 1 n
I 41 ' 1 11
1 K7I I is i 6 ! l1 T "4
I in; II 4 t M
I H T M! a 4Ai 6 It
I 421 iwiin
I I', 01 S lt
1 4:1 191 1?
IN I US
24 7 lSt 1 l S l J
:l 7 ia'. .0 id 1 4.'! r, ,
24 I I 101 1?. IK.I 3l I V,
IT! 7 rml ' Ui Ml Ml wi ! !?
!! 7 Si I If, I 14
7 24.' 11 am I v
NKW YORK. Ppl. W.-C'.-rr.pletlon f
Hie prel inliiur.e 1 tinm-t led mth nota
tion i.f 1 hi: - iiko- I- it-,,. 11 11 an m nt-d
ta a levtr fur .i,,tnir exirmant mine
ntenl m niieclai alot-KB tonay, hut lialna
1 were lurBvly If not liiili ol.literlert
ht-fi.re tne 1 lofce. the e But 01 m-miiiiiik
I Baii-a orrrnin:ni absurpUNe raparity.
All rectnia of r.nenl eai aa to ai'liv
lly, lirra'Hh and extent were auipasned
In lh f.rst half hcjur of the at-emon. at
hlili lime tiiotalloria were at lilghtr
levelB. 'trailliiK slackened later with the
Beneral if irrstiiin of rlrep. hut total
Iranaat tioti akain approxiiiiated th(; lio
total ol l.bitj.ooO shares.
At various uint-s it was evltlent that
selllns; lor proms was profeftlniB; on an
enlarKed aif, ahlle new hu liiK so-med
to Ih of a mole cautious or tentnt.ve
(hararttr. In trie opinion of ihe milouk-
1 ers the inoeiiiMiit cons,stt-d largely 01
I Bet-onttary spet'tilatlve buying ami pro-
fesslonal at iIIiik. supply ilvinit way to
'demand at lli'i end. Thert- i-re livltiM-
KUGEL BEWAILS
RECEIiTHOLDUPS
Bat Says the Police Are Powerless
to Stop the Wave of Crime
in the City.
BUTLER WOULD EOT TOTE GUN
THROW WYOMING LAND OPEN,
R. A. Smith of Union Pacific De- j
clarei Rnah is Very Orderly,
with Few Fights.
ONE MAN
7'
ft
I 11
f. 71 1 r."
841 S 731
6 61 I 4.1
( r. 1 4
1 44 1
1 !
I ll
I If)
I 14
I 17
1 10
S 11
I M
It
Kin ers I'omplalrMHl a a "oil deal about Ilia
riusiiiv or tne. nsnis oireren 1 oi.s , lnllt (n ,nP VlBr ,Brvs Had c aused a
It-arhed Ik.un. hut only on pieces ;f loads , ,ir , er Wi,(tniwsl of Invest. irs.' p.-n.iinn
With a hrt.oriened suly. psi kers d.d I roBiijiisi in. lit of the exintin- ad
just what they would have liked to do ,..., ,i .......i.nn
lyeslenlay. that Is. take a slash st prices. A .,., ir. . i f 1 ,n 2 nolnla In
Karly bids werr easily as iimrh as I 'f i railways and r.tl er isnut s, wli.t-n on' e
lf.r l.ier and hi'veis dt ln l at t as thouah 1 rillP1 , si er.ili.tne ravnrlles was ie.
Ihey wanted nous any loo badly that ' r,)Pd , ,.,k fr i,,u.iatlim In less
iv;, . t . . ....stable quarters of Ihe list, fpiiialtlts,
ht llers tried har.1 enoii.h to better ,,.,,,,. f thff more ilirei t wsr
prices hut had very Utile success. nilt,r l, (er ved some of today's added
It. A. Smith, head of the homeseeklng
department of the I'nlon I'arlfli', Is back
from the tloslien II;. le country of Wyo-
mlnff Where lnt Sntlirftnv 1 IM UTS Irrnl
In eonnrrtlon with reernt boldupn 1 of ,ov,.rnlT)Pr,t ,,, wa, ti,rown open to
SiiliprltltPiident Ktlgel of the police j Ir sped Ion to hecoma subject to homo-
departnient asks, the question. "How Head entry Ocioia r r..
,.1 ... 1 a a i While there was somethlns; of a lush
wUu.uyUu..i.s.uuu..,.vu..Uuunt) he rohn Hoe c0lmt H
by a man priming a alx-shooter thlnK ,lke that lnto okatlom tDI,
and a demand for your valuables?" I ais ago w hen a large area of Innci 1
He adds that It la the experience of ihero was opened to those who sough: j
I this and other cities that It I- prac- 1 1,1 ",e u. r. mr.i.n was 1,1 mil
1 ., , ... . . . ,. vicinity of Torrington, Wyo.. when the I
1 tlcally lnipossible to prevent holdups, . , .,.,, t h nra.i,i 1
no iiiaiirr nun many um.ciuvu land, and In Ills judgment there were
on tha jiib. something llko 20Q persons who s:artiU
Mr. Kiierol offers some suRgestlons ln nc T tor a free farm.
for pedestrians who find It necessary f thoe0 ho nt ,out.fr"m Torr,nE,"n
. . many went with land locators, who
to rr turn home at late hours. charged land seekers V. eai h for placing
"Carry one hand In your po lirt as If tl. em on quart, r sections of tun I. Others
you had a gun ajid that will deter the j wont ont foot, some on horseback and
highwayman. It makes no difference ,nm(l , wagons. The rush was n.,t aneo.
Or not. If you j t.icular In anv aenka o r..t lhure re
conflicting choices. There was one man
who had sneakoil in dud with a rifle
slon from t'nele gam he had not gained
any rights.
j Another man had a rhstk loaded on t
j wrim and was readv to make the rush,
when his team balked and would not
j move. However, he roased his horse
I eventually and got them started, so 11 ai
- he was able to get upon the land that .10
j wanted.
WITH GUN LOSES OUT In cases where two or more men want il
1 ! the same tract of land, they frejiienlW
settled the question of priority by fllpping
' tolns. There were few nhts and no
, shooting.
.Mr. Hmlth asserts that while there li a
large acirage of good lard In the trat-t
open to settlement, there Is much that
too roug.i for agricultural purposes and iB
1 fit only Tor crailr.g. He thinks that y
the last of next wtek all of the Hnd tl si
has any value will have been selected.
Black Gets a High i
School Horse for j
Use in the Parades
Kundsy. . . ,
Receipts and disposition of Uva slock
t the I'nlon Stock yards. Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four houra ending 1 P. !
yesterday :
R ECEIITH 'A ni.OA I S.
Cattle.Hogn.Sheep.irrs'r
'. It. ft. r I
Wahaali
MiMKiurl Pa elite
I'nlon l'acllio IH
C. A N. W., ra4....
V.. 4s fc. W.. west.. 11
!., bt. M. A O.. I
'., li. l Q. east....
C,, K ft J . west....l.W
O.. H. I. k l, east. &
'., H. I. r V., wewt. 1
Jlllnnla Central t
Chicago OU Wot.. ..
t
2
it) 17
4
SS 43
4
5 S
is )
11
1
1
S
pel
were ouoted as anwliere from a nickel
to lfc down, or. as a general thing, fully
0c lower. Kven after the movement
started the market remained slow, and
It was nearly noon ttefore any sort ,rt a
tew
l-V R 04 1 clearance
II I"
was made, there lieing a
loads still In first hands even then
Today's trade can lie considered merely
as the rcai lion after more than a week 1
of rapidly advancing market, and was to
e esiteneti wiienoer supinit-a iiiniiriiri 1 wanna Kte-I 13
oui. a goon snaie ot yesmrnay s mivin' i-, t j,,.. Tn
a little better than thev were Monday.
Must of the mixed and heavy packing
hogs sold titday at I7.Hwi7.Si. with Just a
sprinkling as high as $7. jo, and a sprlnk-
1 ling on up o ten top.
tin. s. Ph. rr
41 ti- ... 1 11
M K) M 7
ti.l l-t J'O 1 M(
11 J74 1 7 l
U .! ... T S
It ... T Tl
SI 3M ... t U
u in ... 114
14
0
M
It
IT
it
eh.
13)
SO
Total receipts... 4o
tldl081TION-HKAD.
Cattle Hog.
..in
. 1KI
..2'H
. Il'l
. .174
.114
. . 2".'
..t4
..III
Mil r-KI' iiiHillfS
run of nlnclv cars.
..
, og.
KM
Pr.
7 os
1 m
1 10
T IS
T II
T II
7 Jt
7 W
7 20
wers
or
lust fair, the
2ft. (m head, hcln I
Morris At Co I,"
Hwlfl A Co ISIS
Kui'ahy racking C.... 1.3 H
AriTKjur i .'... 1.1s
J. V. Murphy ;
Morrell S
Lincoln Km king Co.... 1
Hifc Omaha l'atk. Co..
8. K V
."udahy, from 1 lit
Cudahy, from country
AV. H. Vansant Co '
lienlon, Vannant k It.. 4U1
f I til A Bon "I7
V. B. lx-wis 240
Huston A '.V 1'4
J. H. lt t & Co 2'1
J. 11. Hulls l
J.. K ir.iss. 17
ltoaeiu-lock Rros M
K (. Kcllogrf f'7
Worthelmer legeti.. 7-"7
11. K. llamiltoii 210
Buillvan Hro
Hotnsclilld S-'l
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.. li
Christie 14
HlKlillM 11
Jti.flman 11
Hotli 7
Meyers
Halter. Jones A Smith. . 122
Tanner Hros w
John Harvey isa
Kohrs l'acklna
KHne
tcnnla A Francis
Utlicr buyers
i.U
J.nl
l.X7
1XM
lihe smallest for a W'eunestlay Ms montli
iTotMl for the first half of the week Is
Sheep. H.HX'I head, being a falling off of iliwo
..... : tin
4.24-7 I of
compared with last week, l;,Xa, short
two weeks ago. and ll.v'i smaller
l.lvl I than for the luim (lays last yur. liesoila
4, MS the fact that the run moderated a g'l
hit today, local supplies continued to lead
all markets.
Fat hiinlj trade was very Vow In get-
..... ting- started today. Packers' early of-
fers were shout a dime lower all around.
while sellers refused to admit the poaal-
1.1S2 i tilllty of havliur to make any sort of a
cm, cessions, and priced their holding
higher. Hellurs all anked hUher pr.es
for feeders, and the sales made early
were somewhat stromter than Tuesday,
several strings of desirablo feeding laJiihs
selling around a.S.4ii.
I It was almost noon when buyers finally
began to get Into action on the fat lainlis.
In fact, only part or the offerings had
been cashed by the noon hour, but prices
were Just aihont stes-'v. as fr as t'ie
I trade had (one. Heat lamba again
rt-iiiiied .ft. ,it, .ih a "d simiti ot ino
sales ranging at Is.riOiuS.lin. Fat sheep
sii-eiisth fioin th revival of rumors 01
new deals or mergers.
Wall nreet Irfneves that some of the
compsnlt-a whose stocks are now in the
lorefront will figure te one or more In
dustrial combinations, but dei.iils coi.
t,e fd with these reported ptojecta ate
ben caicfi.llv withheld.
Include f among the specialties which
broi-.e all previous high records weie
Continental Can up 1,'t HI: l-aeka-
at HIV,; Crucllile rttel.
at loiev. Tin Copiier. ."w at ft1, and
American sr and Knundry, at h.".
home of there maxlinuins were reduced
y li to iKilnts, while other active spe
Lia'tli'S closed at actual losses.
Ktrelsn exchange teiiecied by Its
streiifctli the settlement f the details of
the Intcri. ntliinsl loan, but offerings of
bills on Itondnn and J'arls were rela
tively l.ghter.
Ilonds "ere liregulnr with some selling
of grn'ie lasut-s In the later dealings.
Total sacs, par Value, aggregated
t 7f0.m0.
I'nlted l-'tates bonds unchanged on call.
Number of tajea and It a.lltig quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
I-w. Cln,
4a
si
61 14
Bsles. tllsh.
mi Jv
Sugar.
Kin
lt.7111)
is.wie
ei.;K)
Co..
JJ.791
this
were also about steady, good ewes sell
ing up 10 ).id, ana a nuncn ok jrcarinias . m.. h
and wethers reached Saw. I (lii.nh'lm KiDlorstian.,
' Illinois ( sntral
i-b, I7.7r,jj
l8.7MM.75i
Feeders continued to bring good strong
prices all through the aesslon, and some
of the sales made around W. 40 looked as
much as l"c better than yesterday. One
bunch of feeding ewea nuide 15. Se, and
breeders sold aa high as M. 10, A good
shara of the feeding atock was cleaned
up by a reasonably early hour.
Ouotstlons on sheep and lambs: I-amlis.
good to choice, IHhtrtt-X.it); lambs, fa r to
good, 4.101 H.fKl; lamha, feeders,
S.40: Vearllnus fair lo choice
T""'s 11. iw n.i.o "" I vearllniis. feeders. M0WH7.(1U: wethers.
CATTLE Ilecelpts were liberal this fair to choice, if.Ofi.00; ewes, good to
morning. lO.wm head being reported, in, choice, Ti.s(Hiti.7S: ewes, fair to good, I4.i
which brings the total for the three days : 4jG.IK), ewea, feeders, 14.5o4J6.40.
mi to il.'im head, a railing off of almost . Av. Price.
4.10 head as compaied with tne same nay mum Montana feeder lamha .
last week, but with that exemption the 7'J Montana feeder Inmbs .
heaviest of any week since the opening j im Montana feeder lamba .
of the range season, lteoelpts ars a. so , 27 N'yomluK feeder lambs .
in . . uead bemud msi year a , Idalm let.Ur lambs ...
record for the week. Vt Wyoming feeder Ismba.
As wsa the case yesterday, stock cattle if.,- Wvoinlng feeder lambs,
in ' feeders of desiral le tiuullty wers llr.t I K l Idaho feeder lambs...
to sell. The country demand for such cat- t. t Wyoming lambs
He was very brisk ytateiday and them I ;t Wyoming In mix
was a good showing of country buyers In I 4o Wyoming lambs
saiain this morning In addition to this 1 on Wyoming lambs
simeulators were all fie buyers, so that i Idaho ewes
rattle moved off verv freely at prices jij Wvomlng ewes
Cully steady with yesterday. Common to , 11.1 w'yon.lng bwcs
medium grades of both Block cattl and 1 101 idi10 feeder lambs
itvupri aiw sun a iivi piuw w uuv, i.'j .niig t tah lambs
Alstiki (loM ...
A I : ts-i hstniers
AmerlrHS Het
Amtrltaa (n
' Ainsrlcsn IK-amntlvs
Amsrlisn H. K
' Anierlisn S K. pfd
Am. Susar Ksflnlng I. MA
Amsrlcns Trl A Tsl t. ,f
' Antsrlcsa T'ti-ro
I Aiisi-oii,ls t'nppsr 11
At. hlm.in I 4111
tlaltltvln lH-ooeitlvs ....4e.eio
: Hsltlintsw Ohio
I Helhrhm Hteel i.'.Mi
Prm.klyn lUplU Tranflt.. I.smi
("Ill.mlS l'ln,l,um .... 1 :
Cani.llsn Paclflo 8. So0
Ontrsl Islllur 21.t'
I f hr.rk. A Ohio I. V1
Chlt-ssn O W J"0
I fhlnssn, M. t. P 3 ""1
j Chlr.sn N. W ''"1
' Chi-sn. It. I. F. Hjr.. T"0
I 'hliia Coppsr i.vw
I'eltirstlo fuel rlta 7 Stn
Ou. ltils Sluel M,lrt
llMivrr A h. G. pfl
Distillers' Mrsuritles ....
Kris I.1.U.4)
4leneral gleetrlo 3 200
Orat Nurlhera pfd .'!
70 mi
4.H
one appearing to want tit mora irasuy
kinds.
Cows and heifers wer In verv fair de
mand and they too were fully steady. In
fact, some who were calling the market
lower yesterday thought It WS.S a llule
stronger today.
Heer steers were slow to open, but there
was a very fair demand and the market
waa reasonably active when Hie trado
was once under way. Prlcee allowed lit
tle or no ciiange, being generally about
steady with yesterday.
uuotatioi.a uii 11. '.Hi tlood to cholc
f4 yearlings. UuK.6: fair lo good fed
yearlings, to kxuK.ut); common to fair fed
yearlings. l divX.bu; good to cholo heavy
bsevea, wNiii fair lo good corn fed
keevaa, l.lioi,i; com moo to fair corn
fad beeve. Sij.TVifs 10: tiritn grass beeves,
Ss.Oo.0S 4 , good to cholc grass beeves.
17 4o..i 00: fair to good grass beeves, Sti.TS
(1I 4O: common to fair grass beeves, .", .st.tf
I TS; rood to choice grass heifers. 1W i',
si"; good to rnoic grass cows. n.vt!. l'i;
to aood rows. I6WU015; couimnn to
cows, KO041O.n0: prime feeding
Bleera, If. 7- v 40; good to choice feeders,
7.I!s7.7!: fair to good feeders. Ht'Xul.'ii;
oiuiiion to fulr fee. ers, .',,'Am.'i0; good lo
rhote stockeis. r77Ssli: fair to good
Blockers. t-i.7f.r 7.7r; common to fair
stoeksra, li.liti.7!': stock heifer, f& ".Vdi
7 : stock oows. S'l.liot ? : s4ork Calves,
1 M'kNm Ml; venl eel' e, M.tSIVW; bulls,
ttsxs. etc.. .'... -t4i4 &r
liepreaeutailve sales:
WKMT1CHNS.
I! feeders.. 1144 64 4 cows 110.",
S Ceedeis.. ("I t 4 bulla 11 W
1 bull U 4 M t cow i"W
H14 Wyoming lambs
K'7 Idaho lambs
no l'tsh finding lambs
Ws Wyoming ftedlng lamba.
14l voinlng feeding lamb .,
It-i'i W vomiiig feeding lamha...
ib'l W vomiiig feeding Inmba...
7::4 on, Ina feeder Bwes....
Ml 4 Montana fM'der luinbs....
no
.. tvo
,. r
.. 59
,. s
,. 7
.. 74
.. f3
..
.. 70
.. K
.. 71
....118
.. M
.. !!
..101
. '
.. t.4
.. '70
.. fO
.. i
.. r.i
.. tu
. . w
.. H0
.. 57
S So
8 00
7 00
S 18
5
8 f
8 )
t 7
8 bo
8 15
8 M
8 Do
6 75
6 6)
R W
8 K
8 t
8 Otl
8 H0
K S
8 y.
8 il
S ii
8 X
S !l
S 40
lr
fair
CHICAGO L1VK STUCK MARKET
Cattle Kirnt llos Steady Sheep
lilasir.
CHICAOO, Sept. 29 CATTLK Ha
eelt, lt..o) liead; market firm; iiattv
lMef cattle. 1". U010 .'41, weetoni steers.
ln.7liriiH.tsj; cows and heifers, l-'.ikAy s.ir,;
calvea. IW Outlll.M.
HiMlS Kec.dnta. 54.CW) lieali market
steady at yesterday's average. Hulk of
sties V..J1I4M light, ti.tsjuit) 40; mlxtd.
Kls'CHt 4u; heavy, $b.tVjs.ju; rouh, Sti.taVu
it.iio: pigs, ;ut .0it.
8IIKKH AN1 UaMrrS-Rcelts IS..)
head; msrkvt eaa ; wethers. i. Ji4).W;.
wes, la.tki'oe.uO; lainbs. i;.Uiu i. i',.
Intprlinrtttish Con. Corp.. t.rrrt
1 neplret Ion Cupper 81.110
llilernstlonal llnrwatar. . 1 l0
Kanast t'lir gouthcrs t,"0
lhlsh Valley I.(M
Ioiilalll Nanhvllls
Mrxtcan IVlrnlrum ...... 4,f"S
Miami Cppr l.l'O
Ktlaaourl. K. T
Mlnuirl t'arlflc l.J"0
Nsilnnnl KlK'-nIt I,")
National lal 4 00)
Nstls Ctipper l.ltll
New Vnrk I'anlntl t.MM
N. Y. . K. II H 11. I'M
Niefnlk A Writers MO
Northers Pacini) 14 HI
pai-tfto Vl m,
fsclflr Tel. A Tsl 1.HH)
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rullman I'ala.a Car ft)
Tiar ' on. IV.pper 14-0
Itesnln
Itfpuhllc Iron A rltssl.... t 4v
Roilthi-rn Pli-lfln It il
Southern Itsllway I nn)
Htu.ltlMtkr ft.mpsnr .... lVfO'
Tenn-tt CNiiiit IS, ont
Trims 1'tnnosny 7i.)
I'nlon Parlfin !.'")
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V. . ptel pM 1 71.1)
I tah t'epiMr 4..10,i
Wralern t nlon 1,4'"
WVslliie.hntit Klsrtrlo ., 77.4"t)
Montana Power 4M)
HatMral Mntttra
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whether you have a nun
have a hand in your pocket to tndlcato
rn. .1 . a , n .. , t .. . U .. 1.1 l.,l
superintendent.
Whllo the head of the police depart
ment Is not advocating gun-totlng as
a general proposition, he does believe,
however, that It would have a good effect
If a few of the holdup men could be
winged.
A young jnan called the acting mayor
and asked for a permit to carry a gun,
explaining that he goes home at a late
hour every evening from his place of
business and always carries money. The
substance of the advice of the acting
mayor to the young man was: "Don't
carry a gun. If you were met by a
holdup man you would forget how to
use the gun or he would shoot you while
you were getting your gun ready for
action. Then, you are liable lo shoot the
wrong person. I wouldn't carry a Jun
on a bet. The best way Is to hand over
what you have when stopped by a hltsh
wayman." Cltlsens In the vicinity of Woolwortli
end 1'opplcton aventi', from Park ave
nue to Twenty-fourth street, are some
what exercised over recent robberies ln
this neighborhood. Two drug stores
have been robbed thin week and several
homes entered during the last few weeks.
LIGHTFOOT CITY AGENT
FOR ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Effective October 1, Joe Ughtfoot be
comes city ticket and passenger agent of
the Illinois Ccntrsl In the Omnha offices,
succeeding rrsnk lilotsky. For the lust
four years I!ghtfoot has been ticket clerk
and stenographer under Bam North, dis
trict passenger agent here.
On the dute of Ijightfoot's promotion,
his place as ticket clerk and stenogiaphcr
will be filled by George W. Sknla. now
connected with the business office of The
Dee, but who proposes to break Into tho
railroad field.
MAN WHOSE BODY IS FOUND
IN PARK IS THEO. DRESHER
Coroner Crosby has learned that tho
name of the man found deal In Fontenelle
park ' Tuesday morning was Theodore
Preshcr. Ho worked two weeks at tho
Oiand hotel In Council Bluffs, leaving
that employment on Monday. He was
ent to Council Bluffs by a Chicago em
ploment agency.
Efforts are being mndh to locate rel
atives. The coroner will hold an In-quest.
1,17V 0 aharsa.
Kansas C'ltr Live Stork Market, j
S heifers... I'll 8 78 7 Blockers. IX
7 feeders.. 7M SO IS feeder.. 4ii
47 steers... .17) 7 77 steere....U"cl
40 steei s ...l--4. 7 45 87 steers. ...lj.i
iJ feeders. .11:9 7 S 3 steers... .1U4
U steers.... I1 Ik
M. Q Klmonson Nebraska.
feeders.. W6 7S is) feeders. . 481
betters... 4.4 I 10
J. Boyee Nebraska.
M f eedtvs. . 1J7 78
O. W. Biecnson-Nebrtk.
l sters....U74 7 S
WYOMING.
I 40
4 78
8 ?
T J
R't
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7 80
M
9
17 ai s-ht .m
t HMa.,11.7
;J steers... tW
aieers.. 4i.M)
1. narri... tt
twi feeders. tO
M7 luetic r. (k j
T. F.
steers. ...loO
feeder. S4S
18 B trees... lit 4
J7 a'cera... bv
l c4ws...lrj."i
e feeder. UHJ
loi feeders. 4M,
It
7 I
7 t-i
7 w
7 sr.
7 4o
7 40
Nelson Wyoming,
T..v I steels
71
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7 tO
hi
T 40
1 40
fa
T 34
7 ri
8 J
8 li
Pauan. i-ottoos
kANSAsriTT, 10., Kept. 4. CATTl A. T 4 T. i-. 4,a
neceipis, iv.utsi iiean; market nigher.
prime fed steers. $M oO-l lu.uv, dresaed b. f
steers, i.7oi9.40; western steers
8.78; stockers and feeCe-s, t'.HMiS.uO; bulls.
8."..iiTiJ; calves. lii.Wa 10.1)0.
HtKlH-Heeelpt", k.ai head; market
strong; bulk, ir.ho-os.tj, heavy, rio-'iT,;
packers and butchers 17 -i.M; lis lit.
l. iK.-tit i; pigs. M.;.Vi7.U).
KIIBtP AND I. A MHrl-Receipts lt.OO
head: market stead); lamlts, l i'wii.Tu;
yearlings, lii rtotiS.7o; wethers, j.'i.nO'ii ..'!;
ewes, V i.'fVjjd.OO.
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SC. ltals Live Slwek Market.
HT. I.Ol'IS, Mo.. Sept. .-OATTl.F'-lleot-ipta,
8,1V) heaJ; market hlghvr; na
tive bm f aieers, t7lt"il".: yearling
steers and heifers, SViOu 10 00. cows, !of,
i m; stoc kers and feeders. Itus -.;
New York Money Market.
NKW YOHK. Sept. M EHCANT1LE
PAI'KIl it'tHiJ-Va per Cent.
tsTKKl.lM, bixlysduv bills. 4 l0; dc
mamt, M cables. IvlijO
blUVtlt Bar. 48ci Mexican dollars.
38c.
iu.r)9 Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Tl M K IsOAN-4teadv; sixty days, 2V.il
3 ptr cesit; ninety days, 2 per cent; s x
inv iilhs, 8 per cent.
CAL.U MONEY Easier; higher. 1 per
oeni; lower, per cent; ruling rate,
per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; bid, l
per oint; offered at 1 tier cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today wer
as follows:
II. B. r. s. reg.... 7 y. K. A T. lat 4s.. 74
4o ceupoa S7 Hse. rv. a it
V. 8. U. rag lll,N. V. I'. eb 4a... 101
do toupon II 4.N. Y. Mtr 44s 101'
V. B. aa, ref iw -x. T
tlo coup,! IBJaN. Y.,
'a
m. it. a m.
Amitiur 4 4.V 4 'v..
AlihlaoS 8tl. 4a....
Hit. Ol io 4
4n fstlftr lat
lTir a tililo 4',a .
c a. a u j. 4a ...
4' M A 8 r s 4t,s .
V B I V. r. 4s.
t'. A S. rf 4ta..
II. A K. 0 r.
Kris sen. 4
I ten KIrrtrte
III. Nil. 1I 4)4
Ill OB rsf 4,
K. r. so. ref. s....
U N. tint. 4a ...
bi4.
1 etr. 4a
lt'iNo. Pa.-lllo 4.
It'iS do a
I . S. U rf a....
: Fso. T. A T. 4s...
T enn. eon. 4,s
' So cm. 4,a
W4 Rsadlng s-n 4 ...
, V4-.rt. .. . . r. 4
STStto. Pat-, vr. oa
tW It nl 4
IB Sv Itstlsa' is
4.. I nlos Pa. lllo a
4S tk v 4a
I'. S. Huhh. 4...
SOU P . Sierl 4(
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I Waal, t'nloa t,a...
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II tlllSt-ftr'CUe'-et!' tiits.Na
ins i uuin 4.klV, ","v-l
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I.4M"I Seewr'llea.
1 Quoultons furslahad bf Bnrns S-lsasr A Cs.,
w oiiwna nations! mux buusibs:
southern steers. 1...2 4i.u.
X-41V.
Kin. h
cows and be tl- .
era. II Oili4,j0. native calves, kxlxk,,,! U0. 1 r. .
HOti Ilecelpts. Sf4) head; market ' i,r a C w
lower; piss ami lishts. ti.n-4.5: mixed y s.iot..i uank of "ooi.h.'.'
and butchers. .Ci.iO; good heavy. (1 hi KMro.oi.i nsanar? pfd. si-Jlr
4il.40. i VitBuint I'raaiS'H'r cm
MltK.H AND UUR4-Hecelnts 1 urn) tiii Waetain rusar 4-e efd ..
head; market strons: lamba, $ioop.0;
sheep and ewes. lo.tu7.7i.
leM 1 H
4l J 44)
B lg stents K4 7 7i stockeis
'.'1 sttH-kers T 7j 1 calf S:sl
II feeders.. b 8 'O ? calves... iii
John W etnts W yonilng
I mil v 0 8 f . 7 cow luuO lit
81! steers. .. ', 7 '
W. J. Ho.. Oi Wyoming
22 feeders.. lk Iw 22 feeders.. S4S TOO
it. 1' Mrrrer Wyoming
t. feed.rs.. t-'i 1 tki 31 ioub In
r eoua . i7 Vi 67 feeders , H
I'luSI ... S i Ut.tdelS . (Ml
l.lsxie 1. r:i wlev w voinlns
to'keis ull IK 1 slot ker .ll'A IN
l'Litliond Cattle 4'n V vmnina
(Vi feders..l'v; 7 70 I vleeis ...II".'
1J (.tilvll . nil T 10 11 cows 1j0
4 fi llioivn vi i ...i.n.j
8 feedeia .114 7 l-S M feeder.. 0
feodcrs.. 7 Hi
J. C. Chaw Wyoming.
8 steers.. ..l'" w 8 stcurs.... 7St ((
S (wa i'S ttj
1. T. Hell A Co. Wyoming.
41 steers.... lis IN tockarsl 172 T ti
stocfcersliu 1 Ml si steeis.... Ml lul
W. tichanrk Wyoming.
14 heifers.. f.. to steers. ..12J3 7 80
14 Bluets ...Ut2 I i ti stockeikllus 7 M
Ct4ir 11 unt Wyoming.
ti steers. ...Ill I th is uckci. 801 Its)
11 l.ttif u. .. M 8 'li
J. )A eir Wyoming.
Jaw-.li (.j.,bs yon. li.
13 strars... l.-sj ii 44 steers... .10 4 7 f
7 sic ker a ti 1 1, 11 sl.a-kers 1 I &
8 ii.i 9 4 4 .1 8 c ., P'4 4 '
11 uumt 114 4.J 1 iimi .04 ISO
TU
Sle 4 lly I I, Slwek Usrkal,
SlOl'X CITY, la., Sept. N. I'ATTU
Hecelpts. 2.O."! l.e.ul; market steady: na
tive steers. 8.(Uii9.lO: row and heifers.
iuHni.HI: cannern, lj.Uvt6tiL stockers
and feeders, 80.60t37.lO; bulls, ktaga. etc.,
14 iMiti.t
IHaii Reoelots. S.inO bead: market
steady, heavy. 17 Vj44.UC; uiUed, 87.20k
7 ": IPht. 17 l'Vti'i.20.
8HK1.P AN U LAMBS Keoeliits 60
head, market steady: ewes. 8..;d4i.(Xi;
lamba. r (A'-i r
Meiwl4 Hl iw. 4 ear nat
IJn.-oln Tal. Co., com.
I Inr-, la ). A K. . torn
Oinshs A C. B. St Hr old. st-dl,
om.ha a r. h. Ky. a b
I nlon Klerk YsMs st ick
jlthsrsrr A Suns
ewin a (w
Slat Bank of Oaxak
Honda
Inst Kab .
Chlt- so Vieil'lpal 4a. '
Itouglaa. Ws . mss'rtpel r Sa
Lincoln Tsl. Tal. a. I"l ....:...
1 Asssles Hailaiar a 'Sal
rta,Ks A"Slt-wliim 4' a Ittt
tuns'! ii : 1M
Omaha A ' B HI. I Is, 15 ...
Wuhttt la las Stack YarSs s, im .
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81. JasaeBtk l.lv Itsek Market.
8T JdHKI-ll. Co., Sept. 29 -CATT1U
Ret elpts. H.SHI fs sd market strs.1v;
V4.. ' 1 . ",u ne',tr" nwiwet o dter on t).
rif k'. rles. ttsit'4 . -,,nli .,,
1 j . u 1 . . . . . . 1 . . - ... . -
...n.r-,, , STY. rena. insrsei ,lisne rates, but
o o lower; bulk r sale ...e.r th ei.iavo
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ss
7
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t'NION. Sept. 9 American Boetirltics
8 18
AND IAMRH Receipts, a, as)
rkvt slow ; latults. to.ioi 06,
.10: ton.
MIKKI'
head: ma
I
List Stork li
Recelt of live stuck
dpal enter a uiarkts:
Cattle.
8outh Omaha louo
Chit ago In !
l-io ix 4 lly ttaKi
I katiras t il) In oil
1 hi. Ixi.iis 8.tk
aickt. .
at ih fi'v
prln-
II ts 8he".
1.0 :8.ai
stock msiket and
th Improvlnr ex-
the market hardened
fin shed steady.
Ml. r n 1 itr 1 ii-i o ier oun. e.
iiiwV-'Sl r-ee cent.
UlSt'OI 'NT RATK.H-Hhoi-t bit's. 4-S
, per lent; three month,, 4 11-lHil', p-r
cent.
24 tl't
t 0
8 74)
8.4M4
PARK OFFICERS TO HAYE
POWERFUL SEARCHLIGHTS
( oniiiillner Humntel of the park de-
l.Ukl pertinent, has ordered alx of ths nc t
Get Duffy's When
You Ask For It
In order tu standardise your
purchases, tha articles you buy
must have distinguishing murks
to enable you to Identify tbeiu.
For your protection
Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey
bears thia trademark.
it serve aa a means of ,1ntiflca
tltin and acta a a uarntee of '.w
high an I unvarying quality Huffy
ha poaseasett for over bo year
Jf ou buy an Imitation or "Ju.it
aa trtMst." tier la nn question but
that you will b aorry later. Better
b saf first than sorry later.
across his knees waa sitting, on the cor
i.erstone of a quarter section. He threat
ened to shoot the first man who squatted
upon his selection, but no attention a us
paid to him. A shack was placed upon
the land by another party, and a govern
ment agent promptly Informed the squat
ter that by reason of he having gone
t'pon the land prior to receiving permU-
Oovernor Charlie Black of the Ak-Par-Hen
board has scored a "beat' on his
fellow governors. Anticipating tho hit hn
would make In tho parades, If he had a
beautiful, trained borne to ride, he
tackled Manager Worthiin of f'e carni
val shows, and arranged to borrow the
finest and handsomest educated hor'e In
the rhow, which he will rido In the pageants.
L3n
FLORIDA
FINED S?5 AND COSTS ON
CHARGE OF STEALING $24
Robert Wsrner, guest st th Keystone
hotel, was arralfined In po'lee court by
Thomas Martin of the same sddress, who
a sorts Wsrner rto 124 from hi in.
Warner wes fined SJi and costs.
Via
Illinois C e .tra I
Route of the
Seninole Limited
W 1.1U Excursion Tickets
on sale on nthI after Oc
tober -15tli, good return
ing until .June 1st, 1910.
Detailed infoTTontion and
Rntr'at
TICKET OFFICE,
407 Sojth 16th Street.
Oiaha, Neb.
Phonar.louglas 2$L
S. M3RTH,
District Pitfsonger Agnt,
Omaha.
H'Jtm.' HSJAILJllllWJrMCTg
Chiffon, Crepe and Georgette Flouncings
Exquisitely enihroidored; $J.."0 to $t)..")0 values: a beautiful line of the very latest
novelties for selection; values we're confident you never be- f r t IfiO
fore saw equalled in Omaha. See special display in Sixteenth fifmY
e.l W W S SBS '
street windows at.
$4.50 Axminster Rugs
36x72 size, beautiful new pat
terns, all colors, shown ln
Dodge St. win- Jjo QC
dOWB l)as470
On 3d Floor.
I,iai4aj,i4j iai"asnisa.tj S' 4 ?-4elfr4rWB .f'StispifP
Embroidered Rice Cloth
With colored embroidlered
dote, 3 6 -in. wide, a 40c value,
the popular new drap- Ofj-
ery, at, yard OVC
On 3d Floor.
CITY TRUST COMPANY
W4HTS T4X LOWERFD
The City Tmst company has brought
suit against Douglas county saklng that
the district court reduce Its pmperly
valuation for tux purposes from lifi.l)
to -''.l-,0. and that Items of 130,00 rc.tl
estate mortgages and 1115.05 stock in the
bank building be held exempt on tho
ground that taxes already have been paid
on the real estate.
44
I
Cet Dutfj'i aid Keep Well
it
bold by rtwtt drugsrlata, grocr aid
dealtir. tt.si). If they can't aupvly
you. will i.
fas Daffy Malt Wttlty C
14ooastr. H. T.
The Vogue In Apparel As Seen By Acknowl
edged Authorities
An Elaborate Showing of the
New Tailored Suit Modes
"With quite as much characteristic newness
in the lowest priced garments as in tho
higher, for quality alone decides the price
in this store; assortments aro broad enough
to assure you pleasing and becoming selec
tion $15, $18.50, $20, $25 to $89
NEW WHITE CHINCHILLA COATS
K0 of them, just received, go on sale Thurs
day for the first time beautiful coats in
short or length models, plain or trim
med in furs or black or green velvets. Your
choice of full belted bnck and front, box
back or back belt designs; great values at
$&IJ1251-15-1 7S'19S-25
Distinctive Designs in Afternoon, Evening and Street Dresses Featuring the newest
of fashion's favored fabrics in plain and two-toned tulle, silk nets, brocaded, plain and
plaid taffetas, also beautiful silk and wool combinations; the variety shown ie remark
ably broad and values at each price very
exceptional
'Vbs'
m
I li'.T- ' ' W i''.''' -Vl li'M't
V.74j-
r T 1 wa i
$15, $25, $3915 to $195
New Kaniple Waists In Crepe
di? Chines. Georgette, Crepes,
Luces and Nets; made to sell
at $ft.00 to $6.00 83.93
., i
Flajinelette K 1 m o n o a $1.60
valued, in fine quality flannel
ettes; all colors and sizes; your
choice, at OS
Silk Dressing Sacque That
usually aell at $2.00 and $3.50;
dainty colors, ln all aisea; on
sale, Thursday 08
A Notable Collection of
Smartly Trimmed Hats
$5 $751 HO
A ren arkably varied and beautiful assortment of
t'harmiri new hats; some of velvet, others of hatters'
plush anil panne velvets; trimmed with fur, flowera,
ostrich ornaments, ribbons, etc.
New small high crown hats, close-fitting turbna
and triiviius, large picture sailors. No two hats ah'tt ;
come iu black and all new fashionable colors.
r4;
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Total receipt ii.tVO Ul.JM
li Want Ad ivoduu Rosulla
i'.fuo
tl flHshl'ih fur ca bv the park Dol ce
men at i UM I line Th,e flaslil vhts
.thiow a brad flash fcr 14 ull a distance.
IK YOl' have-a ilttl mlr rsak an4 eaa
at auaBMHSiaa ul kJ your as'ar, ,as res li
ml I , Ilia ImI K lark Staek K t'ktst
serurt.ivs Kens tor t-sr.sui l.aua ol THK O L)
I. r kvikw. tui-.i-a-a ti. Joha Mu a
( l H.-oa. ha Vtlk Itr
$7.50 French Hand Blocked Shapes
Made of fire quality velvets and hatters' plush;
a score of nobby ttyles for selection,
njiU
at.
For Quality Goods and a Saving of 2o,c to 53; c IT'S HAYDEN'S FIRST
SI
1 lbs. Best Oraaalatad
a.Tar -.
4-lti. si. ks Dest High tirade l'l.i
mond II' Klti'ir, male fro-i No. t
selected aft In wheat. Why pjy
he for a Il-our.c loaf of brea t
when you can make 65 oounl'
loates out of on sack if I Mf
of floor at I
10 bar V-eat-'Kin-All. Diamond f"'
or ljili:iory Queo Willi Laundry
Soai te
10 !) fct Whit or Yllow Co- n
Uieul 13
( is s Oil Bar lint s . t 0
I Ihe. Kest bulk Ijiun.lt y glare
for !
Four I -t,. cans Condenked Milk,fM
Skinner' ala'anni. Vermicelli o-unes-lietll,
.kg TUo
J? ounc Jurs Pure Krult Prerv
Maclren's -anut Butter, lb. 111,1
Tall rani Alaska Salmon 10 j
Oiai Nuts, nkg 10'
W. it. '. or Krumblts, pkg i0
K C Corn risk a. pkg 5s
Large bottle Worcester Sauce, Pure
Ttunato CaUtiio. 1'lckles. assorts I
ktnua. or Mustard, bottl. . . .e1-,
1-lh. .kg. New Mine Meat .. 8', o
.sew t oral) Honey, iter rack..lTso
Imported hlii.t. per lb
Choir California Peache lb.
Ci.ltfornlav Muscatel Cooking
Ins. !j
Taroy He. 1 Cramry
Batter. IB, .
ItallaB Bias riima, fot Casals r
4-bvsket crates. QQ
Casey Colorado Blksrta rr- er,
tea reaches, par erst.. Oust
too
T4.0
Ral4
. 8t,B
2Cc
Ilershey' Hreakfsst Cocoa,
Th best Tea S'.'llng. lb.,
Ciolden Santo Coffee, lb...
lb. too
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