13
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOIiEU
1015.
S-.-L.'.L
I.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bean Take Hold on Local Wheat
Floor and Price Goes One to
Three Centi Lower.
CORN AJTD OATS REMAIN FIRM
OMAHA. October . 191S.
The local cash whnt market had a
dcrlilt-dly bearish ton again toaay and
zrulrtl from lifJo lowr. Thera waa a
lnodrate wmand for this careal and the
rreeipta were fair.
The corn market waa firm, th price
for this cereal ranging from Unchanged
to He higher.
Corn receipt wra again very light and
the demand for thli cereal waa quit
active, especially for the yellow varieties.
iaia receipt! snowM considerable im
rovement over thoaa of t last few
ays and there was a oreli active de
mand for this cereal. The market was
quoted unchanged to Ho lower.
There was a fair demand for rye and
this market sold unchanged to Ho higher.
barley remained practically un
changed. Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to
Id higher; corn. ltTJd higher.
Trimary wheat receipts wera I.TM OHO bu.
and shipment! l.ilSUM bu., against re
ceipt! of 1.7M.O0O bu. and shipments of
MB.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipt! wera 1S9.000 bu.
and ehlraients H5.000 bu., against receipts
of ntOiC bu. and shipments of 133.0UQ bu.
last year.
Primary eat! reoelpta wera 1.10.000 bu.
and shipments 2E6.000 bu., against receipt!
of BJ.UJ0 bu. ad shipments ot MS,0U bu.
last year.
cxRLyr RETBipm
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
c-niaagw M 70
Mlnneapoll! s
jmuia 7n ...
Omaha It IS U
Kansas City t14 16 10
St. Louis JfiG 16 17
Winnipeg 1.104
Thee saJea were reported today:
Wheat No. t hart winter: 1 car. Mo.
No. I hard winter: I cars, JTHe; 7 care,
sic; t cars, K6c; cars. Mc; I cara, KHc:
1 car, 96c. No. 4 hard winter: li cara,
Mcj I cara, Mc; I cara, Kc: t cara, lc;
1 cara, 0o. Sample: 1 car, 89o. No. S
spring: 1 oar, 96c No. t dummi 1 car,
WVra. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, Mc No.
velvet chaff: 1 cars. 6c; Z cara, Mc. Rye
No. I: I cara, 97c No. 4: 1 car, 9M,c.
Sample: 1 car, l3Hc, Com No, a white:
1 car, 3c; 2 car!, 62Vo. No. white: 1
ear, 2Ho; 1 car, lWc No. I yellow: 4
cars, 64H- No. t yellow: Z cars, 644c.
No. I mixed: 1 ear (near yellow), 64o; 1
car, 63Hc; I oars, CSo. No. I mixed: 1
oar, W4C. No. I mixed: 1 car, 624c; 1
car, 2c. 8ampls: 1 car, Co. Oats No.
S white: 1 cars, 35c; I cars, 34c; 2 cars,
MVfco. No. 4 white: I cars, Mc; 4 cara,
83Ho; l car, 33 -e. Bampls: 1 car, IZ'c;
1 car. ZAn.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. t tur-
ker. Mcegl.OO: No. I turkey. SScTOl.OD: No.
1 bard, tQ9Sc; No. I hard, lVi
OTHVo: No. 4 bard. rmme: No.
2 spring, 6V496p: No. 3 spring, WM.G96C1
rxo. i -durum, jcoikic; mo. aurum,
nammt. Oom-No. I white, 62Hc; No.
S white. 6Piiffl2V4c: No. 4 white. fi26JHc;
No. 6 white, 6lmtW, No. white,
ZW, no. I yellow, mwic; no. i yel
u 111 4h!jiA. V l . . 1 1
No. 6 fellow, 63Hg3c: No.
yellow, 3Hfe63ic; No. 2 mixed, 3
avc; no. 3 mixed. 6s3tto; no .4 mixed.
2Hif()c: No. t mixed, (B2He; No.
mixed, 622Hc. Oats No. 2 white, 35
S'lc; standard, Vi6Hc; No. 2 white,
WtW.c: No. 4 white, 834flH4c. Barley
Malting, 4(W?4c; No. 1 feed. 4649o. Rye
No. 2, 9?H698c: No. 1, 6ty&97c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
proKera, ais soutn wixteentn, umana:
1U
Artl. lel Open. I Hlgh.l tow. Close ! Yes y.
Wheat I i
Iec. 1 03TH 1 OSH 1 1 OHB 1 OS1
May. 1 04Vit 1 06 1 UH 1 0ZHH 1
Corn:
reo SSH M 57H M
Cats:
Dec.. SM4 28 SffffViB WH
May. 39 34940 29 3yVl3 8H
Pork :
Dec. 12 0 13 60 13 46 18 60B 13 00
Jan.. 16 S7H 16 40 16 20 16 31', 16 45
016 So v
Lard:
Oot I 90 t OS
t 92Vt
Jan.. t7H 1 07H IttH MH 910
Ribs:
Oot.. ItSH 83H 2?H 2H 9 47,
Jan.. iojw tW I 2W I97H .9 053g
A-Xsked. B Bid.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION!
Featare. ( the Tradla ul ClosUaj
Prices ea Bar4 of Trade.
OHICAOO, Oct. Loosening of tho
hold which producers hanre maintained
on the winter crop did a rood deal to
day to bring about much lower prices
In the wheat market here. The close
waa heavy, lli'OOo down, with lecember
at 61.001 and May at 61.0ii4f?'1.0S. Corn
finlnhed unchanged to He lower; oata H
to Ha off and provisions showing losses
of 2o to 15c.
Despit a little exhibit of bullish sen
timent around the start extreme weak
ness developed In wheat and especially
during the laat half of the day. Liquida
tion waa general and the declines that
ensued were accelerated at times by a
large amount of stop loss aelllng of the
December delivery. Continued big re
ceipt! at the spring crop terminals had
made the trad incline to the apprehen
sive, but had led to further result until
sign! begun to appear that liberal pur
chasing from first hands In the south
west ws being protected by option sales
In Chicago. The downward tendency
that ensued gained additional Impetus
from report! of a railway congestion
east of Buffalo, owing to a Scarcity of
cars on one of tha principal roads.
Liverpool firmness, which waa reapon
alhle for the only strength displayed by
wheat, seemed to be baaed on a tem
porary acarclty of offerlnga. The effect
oi inia conaition, however, waa mora
than offset later bv rumors of a Hard.
nelles victory for dreat Britain. On tk
other hand, word of Bulgaria and Auatro
German successes appeared to carry llt-
u weigni, aa exporters were Said to bs
cancelling contracts freelv.
Corn manifested relative strength, ad
vancing at ons Urns In tho face of the
break In wheat. Export buslneaa en
couraged the bulls, but the wheat weak
Base and tha fine weather gave the bears
uanuy me advantage in the end. Oat!
had no Independent action. Traders were
governed wholly by attempts to follow
chanaes In the nrices rf r. v. - - .
Provisions weakened under selling ' by
.muiiinivn iies ana uis smaller pack
ers. Ths market lacked any aggreaalvs
support.
H. l?Hc I ; filbert. 15c lb.; rcans,
lWo Ih. Aimond": Nonpareils. lc lv.;
I XI, 17c lb. Drskes. lc lb ; Ne i'lus
ultrea 1o lb.: Ingul.loca. IV lb.
M ISCKUI.AN L' ;riKS : lt.W oa., te
box. Crackcriark. 13.50 cae; H cae,
I1.7S; Cornpoi. $.'. 36 c; W caee l fcV.
Dates: Dromedary, $!. case; egr
walnut dHtee, ll hi box. Peanuts: salted,
91 Ifc can. Popcorn: 40-1 lb. package,
12 SO rase, peanuts: No. I raw, a? ih.;
No. 1 roasted. c lb.; Jumbo raw. 7c lb.;
Jumbo roaated. 9c lb. Honey: 6S.71 cae;
Airline, 3 doa. tumblera to case, $1.10.
Cocoanuts: $4.M bag; TVs dot.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qa.tatle.s ef li. Day Tartaa
raaanaodltles.
NRW TOHK, Oct. tl.-riOUR MarKet
barely ateady.
W H K AT pot market weak; No. 1
northern. Diiluth. II. (H, and No. 1. north
ern, Manitoba. 11.08 c. I. f., Buffalo. Fu
tures were weak; December, Il.OTV
CORN Spot, taay, No. 2 yellow, Ha,
prompt.
OAT!-tPpot, eaay; No. 2 white. 41'S'41o.
HA" Quiet; No. 1, H.2MT1.I5: No. !,
tl.064ft.15: No. 2, 90c-gLOO; shinplhg. 7760.
Hot'S Steady; state, common to choice,
1S15 crop. 2-Vii;Hic; I4 crop. Tl2c; Hacltlo
coast, IS) 15 crop, UulSo; 1914 crop, lltLlc.
HiDES-Steady; Bogota, lOjilo, CenUal
America, I?o.
LKATHF.K-rirm; hemlock firsts, $39
33c; second. 31S1S2C.
PROVISIONS-Pork. ateadyt mass, $17.90
J17.50; family. 221.60423.00; short clears,
1S.50(B 30.a0. Beef, steady; mess, ll6.5oi'u
17.M): family. 118.00a 1.0. Lard, eaay; mid
dle west. $9.30"Q.4.
TALlxiw steady; city, TCi country, 7jy
fttc; special. Sc.
BUT1KR-Firmj receipts. , tube;
creamer-, extras. ?8,tri'lc; firsts, 27W
28o; seconds, THi'X'iio.
EOOB Pteady; receipts, (. eases;
fresh gathered, extras, SfrtfKo.; extra
firsts. tJ46c; firsts, W3oi seeonda. 29
27c.
CHEBSO Firm; receipts, LTD boxaa:
state, whole milk, freeh, flats, white and
colored, specials, lMtttlfeVrO; Seme, aver
age fancy, 16c.
POVLTRT-Dreaeed, dull and weak;
western fresh chickens, barreia, 14fr3gc;
fresh fowls. Iced, iaai7Hc; frosen tur
key. 18a$V. Live, firm; western
chicken. lTglic; fowls, liWlc; tur
keys, 18c.
Mlnaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oot. 12. WHEAT De
cember, 94c, May. 9814c; No. 1 hard,
ll.oiN: No. 1 northern, c(r61.6v.
FIl:R Unchanged.
BARLKT-fOSMc
RYES 9fc$l90c.
BRAN-619.00.
CORN No. 9 yellow-KTOe.
OATS-No. 2 white, ft484c.
FLAX 11.83 1.8&.
1 Liverpool Oral a Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. M WHEAT pot.
No. 2 Manitoba, lis 6d; No. . lis 6d:
No. 1 northern Duluth. no stookv No. I
hard winter, 12a 3d; Chicago) No. 1 hard,
lis Wd.
CORN F pot La Plata, li 2d.
HOPS In London: Paclflo coast, ti 10s
9SS.
Kansas City Gral aad Prvtalons.
u-AKHASI PITT. Mo.. Oct. 12. WHEAT
No a hard. tJ.0Jfi1.10: No. 2 red. I1.154J
1.18; December, SOaoeiee: May. Wiia.
CORN No. 2 mixed, saifOc; No. 2 white.
6102c; December. iSo; May, 66S'SWto.
OATS No. I white, !940o; No. I mixed.
St. t.Aale Grata Market.
ET liDtna Oct. 12. WHEAT No. 2
red. I1.W1.8; No. I hard, nominal; De
cember, II OlVi; May, I1.O2VM01.O2H.
corn No. 2 new. sno: new, tuvic: i.
cember. K4c; May, 67.
OATS-NO, 1. SiO.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22. MERCANTILE
PAPER Sk per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOn-00-dRy bills.
U W; demand, (4 cables, 34661S.
slLVAtv-sar, tc; nexicait uuuars,
37M.C . .
BONDS ewvernmsni, strong; rauroaa,
M ON ET Time loans, easy; 60 and 90
days, 2V33 per cent. Call money, steady;
high. 2 pr cent; low, IV, fT cent; ruling
rate, 14 pr cent; last loan. 2 per cent;
closing bid, l per cent; offered at 2 per
cent. ... ,
Closing quotations on dodos wmay
as follow!: .
U s. ret. ts. ng..,. 9T Mo. Paa. a. M II
t.W W N. Y. C. 4b. ...... 1(14
V 8 U r( Wl N. T. City J02
de ooutxm 101 N. Y. Biate 4Sa....l0
C. V e. "g W. H. A H.
so eoupM w
Panama e pea..lo4K raclfle e ti
la MMr. t. l -
A. T. T. a. .. io0. B. u nr. a.
Armour ft Co. 4s.. M tee. T. ft T. a...
Atrhlaon sa. .... HIT4T a. coo. 4 Ha...
rttMdlna i. 4s..
m. u a. r. r,
Pae. ev. Is...
a as I. 4a
r tt t a p r. 4. 44tn. Hal war aa. ..
c! ft g. ret. 4Ha.... HVkfntoa Paclflo 4a.... U
I), ft R. O. ral. M. M ao ev. 4a iv
Brie sen. 4s 7HJJ. ft Rubber la....lo.t
Oea. Gloria U M V. B. St-1 ta K4
Ot No. lat 4W WaVabaah lt la 10
III.' Cn. ref 4a....'. MIWeit fiiloa 4Ma... M
. ia Anaio-t'ru la ... M
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Light and Trade it
Slow and Weak Sheep and
Lumbi Steady.
HOGS STEADY TO SOU! L0WB
Receipt! were:
Official Monday ..
Official Tiierday ..
OffV-tal Wednesday ... T.04
Official Phureday l.7?3
Eatlmats Friday 1.900
OMAHA. October H. 1918.
rattle. Hog. Pbeep.
.ll.S.9 ll.i
.10.1K4
4,110
2.7S7
Lft
29. W
U.2
16.24
a. wo
It days' total! 97.5S6 1.r M.Vl
Pame days last week..S1.tM9 U.U 1''
Seme 8 weeks aro 13.26 1.1
fame 8 weeks ago 27tJ 94 TM 14 OS!
Came 4 weeka ago K 18.4H; IM 111
Same days last year... 14,643 9D, lJ9.6r4
The following table shows ths receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
lire stack market for tn year to data, as
compared with last year:
115. 114. Ine
Cuttle V.076 7R7.2J3 175
Megs irnim j.171.147 r.sii
Pheep 9,685.087 2.63.1S .8
The following table shows the average
prices of hoas at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days, with comparisons:
Date
Oct 6
Oct. 7..
Oct. 8..
Oot. ..
Oct .
Oct. 11.
Oct It
Oct. 11
Oct 14.
Oot li.
Oot 16.
Oct. 17.
Oct 19.
Oct. 19
Oot 20.
Oot 21.
Oct 2L
I 1716. 1914. 1913. 1111.1 lU 110
.
a
8 2144
i
94
3 2T.
is J
7 701 3 2i
T 6
7 87
7 40
T74
7 4T.
7 34
I
7 34
7 K
7 JC
e
7 04
94
64
I Tl
7 8 8 77
7 98! 8 T7
7 i 3 :
8 Oil 8 o
II w
8 101
6 04
7 M
7 93
J DO
K
7 75
7
S 9 40'
47
4 941
H
I 27
j sr.
3 77
8 74
3H
9 71
8
37
I 81
37
30
N
r M i i
8 47
6 r
a
3 tt
8 n
8 41
3 r
6 87
9 4
IS
8 1
8 37
31
8 44 7 63
7 87
7 64
7 6.
7 64
e
7 7
1 7
7 61
7 40
7 4
7 44
a
7 87
15
r 6i
day. Beat ewes cannot be quoted over
9S 76, while wether would do well to make
6 Co Heat yearllnga should make vik,
although soma vety de nt stuff waa un
abua to beat N 36 today.
Uuotattona on fneep and lambs: Inmha.
good to choice, tl tVg 4n; lambs, fair to
good, 3V4Vu..60; lambs, feedeia. 7 . 7r-W
I 60; yearllnsa. fair to choice, 10 76;
rearllnga, feedera, 6 OH4T7.IO; wetbera,
fair to chv. ee li.Mve S. , gool to
rlok-e. r.6O06 76; ewes, fair to good. 36.00
ti6.60, ewes, feeders, 84.604I M.
No. A.
947 Colorado feeder ewes.... 81
l.M) Ro. Dakota feeder lambs.. Mi
Pt Ifo. iieJiota feeder lambs..
1.S3I pouth iakota lamba
4 Idah feeder lambs.
67 Maho feeder ewes...
811 Breeder ewes
8) Idaho ewes
II mile
1M Maho ewes......
310 Idaho ewe
ID Idaho lambs
l,f-S I tan lambs.
414 Wyoming ewes
Wyoming reenter lames.
Pr
in
I 31
.. 7 00
.. 72 (
.. 04 7 74
..104
.1
.114
1'tah feeder lambs.
360 Utah feeder lambs.
.118
.104
. 73
. 71
.104
69
tl
41
4 tl
W
I 9. .
3 60
60
16
8 e
8 66
8 70
8 U
8 40
8 U
CHICAGO LIV39 TOt K MARKET
Cattle Weal
Weak f beef.
Sunday,
Receipts and disposition of live stock i and
at the Union stock Tarda Omaha for
twenty-four bours ending at I o'clock yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle Hoga.gheep.lt sea
Cv M. A Pt. P. .. 3 1
Missouri Pacific .... 1 1
Union Pacific 7 1 14
C. A N. W., east ..7 2 1
C. ft N. W.. west .. t S .. I
C, 8t P.. M. ft O... 1
C, B. ft Q, east ..3 1 1
C. B. t Q., west ..24 7
C, R. I. ft P., east ..8 4 1
C R. I. ft P., west .. 1
Illinois Central .... 1 1 .. 1
Chi. Ot Western.... t 2
Total receipt! ....60 28 9
DISPOtilTlON-H fe-A D.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
flags
Firm.
CmCAOO, Oct. fJ OA TTL- Re
ceipts, ,ooo head: market, weak; native
beef steers, 8tl.OPnn0.40: western steer.
8i'..70i".: com and heifers, 32."tre;
calves, rr.flnif? il.ort
)IH)S RxH)tpte, 14.000 bead; market, i
we, uncnanged to ISO lower; bulk. 9R o
7 60; light. it7:i7.; mixed. 344f..0;
heavy 80.00177.90; rough, 8.0i.; pigs,
84.0Mrv 00.
BHEH1P AND IAMT Receipt. lO.OtW
head; market, firm: wethers, KO0t4.6;
ewes. 84.004jtl.00; lambs. .0i&.8l.
St. !. Mts Stock Market.
T. LOUTS, Oct. n. CATTlJe Re
eelpta, 9u0 head) market, steady; natrre
baef steers, 37 6f!pi0. 16: yearlings, steer!
end heifers, 8AtOu'lv.36; cows. 90.0Wa.0O;
stockers and feeders, 96 0oy7.7l: southern
steer-, 86.2f.tfft.6fl; cows and hnlfers, 14. "0
)K: native calves. 90 Xo 11.00.
1 1 Ma nsAt,,M a Biio t.... m..v.i
steady; pigs and 'lights. "..7Mi'..,; mixed
nuicners, Wi.Wpl.W; good heavy.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Farther Sensational Gains in War
Shares and Automobile
Issues.
BETHLEHEM STEEL GOES UP
NFAV YORK. Oct. Tl-FVrther senaa
tliinal gains in war share and automobile
leuea, lone; her with some irregular Im
Movement In railway, were the chlet
feature of today active market. Trad
ing wn mot heavy In the forenoon,
mora than half 'the day's btilncss of
l..4 shares being transacted In that
period.
ine usual number of new high price
wera recorded, ttethlehem Uteel adding a
mere fraction to Its recent beat bv touch
ing 4W, from which It reacted materially
'l1rS Other new maximum Included
l-ethlehem preferred, up II point! to 1K4.
Oerieral Motors 10 to J; Pnlted Statea
lndustiial Alcohol, 7X to ir7T; Ptude
baker, 4 to !); Willys Overland, 34 to
: Maxwell Motora. s4 to 70, and Cen
tral leather. I to tetv.
Baldwin lvmolive was the moat Im
pressive feature of the afternoon, ad
vancing H, points to 144. within a frac
tion of it a record. Tlie riae In thla atiK-k
gave currency to fresh rumors of an in
dustrial consolidation, embracing that
company wtth the newly organlaed Mid
vale 8t-el company and the 4Tlordo
lron company and Oreat North
em Ore rrocrtlc. The two Inst namd
were very active and strong, while Mid
vale annroxtmat.d i,. "ii "I, "
the ourb. " "" "
-LJVl,i st"l was a disappoint-
tnent. fluctuating narrowly on a imr.o
overtiim hi e m . . . . . -tt. a
m J. 1 ? . vrin wnnin nalf-7
.V "-nms ior in a third
uarter of the year next Tueedar rana-e
rom 4O.X) 0ri0 to 146,000,000.
i 1nPilnUii.il. . ..
r..Vtr- iZ. ... . nwiwsys ware
Canadian Paclflo, Korfotk 4k Western.
PHKKP
head; market
744
1.3
OMAHA GBIIKKAL MARKET.
POULTRY Hn. aiA. i n
Ir , , . , , ...... quucih
llSL.'SH1g'- P01 "xxters. 8c; tur
tes, 16c; ducks, 10c; geese, full feather-
-ti r" Pr dosen.
FISH Halibut, lie; aalmoa red, 12Hc;
salmon Dlbk. 9a: ulfl.h -iti. t,..n k..3J
Ji lML uV-. JPif . L wbitefUh,
, . .. , M., fLL.,,, 1W,
fi.ru'S..aii? v,eelb' price! furnished by
Ollinakl Fruit Co..
BaiJCJT CUT-Rlbs: No. 1. lHo: No. 8.
lSc; No. 8, 13WC, Loins: No. L V4c
No. 2, 16c; No. 8, 14c Chucks: No. 1,
10c: No. 8. 9ci No. 8, 8c. Hounds: No.
I. i4He; No. 2, 14c; No. 3, Uo. Plates;
No. 1, lOUo; No, 3, 9 Wo; No. 3. SHc
FRUIT3-0 ranges: California Valen
clas, 136s IfiOa, 64.76 box; California Val so
das, 176a aad smaller, 65.60 boa. Lemons:
Kxlra fancy Qoldaa Bowl, luus, 86.00 box;
extra fancy Golden Bowl, Sous, 84 60 box;
extra fancy Bunklat, 9. UbO box;
Red Rail. 84 00 bog. Grapefruit: 3Gs, 4rta,
64a, s. 8660 box. Peaches: Colorado
FJlbertas. 66c crate; California Sal way a.
66o crate. Pears: Michigan Keif era,
II. 2S bu.i winter Nations, S3.36 box;
Buarre Clargiue, 83.50 box. Orapea: To
koys, 1. 6 crate: Michigan and New Tork
basket grapes, 36o basket Apples: Idaho
fancy Jonathans, 87.60 box; Idaho extra
tngton Jonathans, 31.75 bos; Jonathans,
13.36 bbl.i, Oriines Golden, Huntsmans,
Pewaukeea and Greenings, 83. u bbl.;
Illinois Ben Davla, 83.76 bbl. Bananas:
Medium fruit "00 to 8336 bunch:
C Vaiigulnokas ad Port Llraon, Jumbo. 4o
lb. Cantaloupes: Colorado pink meats,
76c erate.
VKOFrABLF-S Cabbar. Hie lb t
head lettuce, 1 1 ' do!.: leaf lettuce. 4V
aoat celery, jumoo, tee oos. ; celery,
western. to dot ; celery, Mlhlcgsn. 3&e
doe. Celery: Jumbo TSe doa.; celery,
onions, yellow. 10 lb.; tomatoes. Cal
ifornia, 11 H boa; peppers. 6uc basket;
parsley, t&e doa; rutabagas, lb.;
cauliflower, 10c lb.; wax and green
beans, 81 00 baaket. Onions: Bpaniah, 81 M
crate. Potatoea: Colorado white sto'-k.
Cue bu.; Ohlos. t.rc bu. Sweet potatoes:
Hampers. 11 00 hamper; Virginias, ir
rola ?7a bbl.
NUT Walnuts: No. 1, 13o lb.; Bra-
Dal. Ohio 4a....
ran. Paclflo lat...
Cbae. ft Otlle 4H.
O B. m U. 1. 4a..
C M ft 8 P g 4Ha.
..
.. 7'J
..1M'4
.. IKVi
4s tl
lis:
K. C. 8o. nt. la.
LAN. sat. 4e.
14. at. ft T. Ut
aid.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22. -COFFER The
market for coffee futures was easier to
dav. Kelllna- waa not aacresslve. but the
recent advance seemed sufficient to at
tract considerable realizing, wnne sup
port was less actlvs with Msjch contracts
selling ort to a.noc ana hiv to o.wc or
about 14 to 16 points under the high level
of yeaterdsy. The market opened 2
points higher to 9 points lower and closed
at a net decline of 7 to 12 points. Pa lea,
32,600 bags; October, D.60e.; November,
60c; Deoember, 6.64c; January. .Mc;
.February, 6.57c; March. .6So: April, 6,62c;
May, 6.7c; June, 6.73o; July, .77o; August,
6.K!c; Beptember, 7e
Bpot. steady; Rio No. 7, THe; Bantoi
No. 4, 9Vc. Comparatively few firm oi
ten were reported In th cot and freight
market from Brasil with quotation! rang
ing around 8.76tr 20o for feantos 4s.
The official cables reported advances of
60 to 76 re la in the Brazilian markets with
Rio axchsnge on London, l-ld lower.
Santos reported a clearance of 136.000 bag
for New iorlt
' Osaaba Hay Market.
OMAHA, Oct 22.-PRAIRIE HAT
Choice upland, none here, llO.iO'all.OO; No.
1, none here. I10.wwl0.60; No. 2, .&
10.00; No. 3. 00; choice midland,
none here, SlO.eOQ 10.H: No. 1, 39.604jl0.O0;
No. X 8. W 1 9. 00; No. 8, 16.00.00; choice
lowland. I 00fil.60; No. 1. OOtjO.00; No.
2. 87.0tx&.00: No. 8. 3S.OIW7.00.
STRAW None on the market; choice
wheat Is quotable at IS.OO.fcO; choice
oat or rye, 86.607.00.
Cotton Market.
NT5W TORK. Oct M.-COTTON-Futurea
opened steady; October, 13 22c;
December, 13.:c; January, 1146c; March,
12.6c; May, 12.SSC.
Ki)H cotton quiet; middling uplands,
12.4ftc. gales, 100 bales.
HVEllI'OOL, Oct. 23. COTTON Spot,
easier; good middling, 7.44d; middling,
7.13d; low middling, 4.4d; sales, l.wW
baies.
'lbs cotton market closed steady at a
net advance of 8 to I points for the day.
Metal Market.
NICTW TORK, Oot 22 The Metal ex
change quoted lead, $4.76. Spelter not
quoted.
At London: Lead. 34 Sa Id; spelter,
tm 10.
NEW TORK, Oct. 22. M ETA I J6
Copper, steady; electrolytic. 916.00. Iron,
steady and unchanged. Metal exohang
quotas tin steady, 6,'J. 11)33.60.
At London: Bpot copper, 73 la td; fu
tures, 71 10s; electrolytic. 4; spot tin,
6U61 ls; futures. Hi; sntkoony, .12&.
Oil mm Boat a.
SAVANNAH. Os.. Oct tl 7'RPK.V.
TINE (Strong. 81(iti3et sates, 234 bbls.; re
ceipts, 247 bbis.;; shipments, 4t4 bbli.
stock, laU bWa
I.OSIN Firm; salss. 173 bbls ; receipts,
9(17 bbls.; shipments, 1.149 bbls.; stock,
66.M1 tbl. Uuote: A. B. C, D, FJ, V, U Su;
O. 34 65; tl.t 65. 1,84 6; K, $4 76; M, o.60;
N, 8S.W; WU, (6.45; WW. .60.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Pralta.
NEW TORK. Oct 23. EVAPORATED
APPLM Bteady.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet but
firm: apricots and peaches, ateady;
ralalne, firm.
I ,
agar Market.
KV TORK, Oct. 3J-BI ' l-Raw,
barely steady) oentrlfim 14 39c;
molaaaes, 3.62c; refined struily. Kunar
futures opened easier today on consider
able realising and at noon prices were
4 to points lower. .
t
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK, Oct 23. DRT 0ODB
Cotton goods steady; yarns and wool
market! were firm.
Morris 4k Co 83 204
Swift dt Cb ITS 6
Cudary Packing Co. .. 41 l.l'fl
Armour A Co 877
J. W. Murphy m
Lincoln Packing Co. ., I
Ronton, Vansant 4k la. 14
Hill A Bon 24 .. ..
IT. B. Lewis' a
Huston eV Co 44
4. B, Root Co. 1M
J. II. Bulla 3
F. G. Kellogg 8
Rothschild . 44
Christie 41
Hlirglna 8 1
Kotn 4
Glassberg 1
John Harvey 77
Other buyers Gel
Total 2,004 2,307
CAT 1 l.iv Reoemta r,f cattls wen
aa usual on a Friday, only 60 cars being
reported. For the five dnva thla week re
ceipts amount to 87,686 head, which, bar
ring tne record-breaking run oi last ween,
la only slightly smaller than most recent
weeks and larger than a year ago by
almost 8.000 head.
The quality of the cattle today was
very poor and that together with the fact
that the week le ao near a close rendered
the trade very stow and dull. It was, how
ever, very little different from most
other Friday markets, as the trade on
that day is usually notable for a lack of
activity. Prices ranged anywhere from
steady with yesterday to possibly ft little
lower In soms cases.
Quotations on rattles Good to choice
fed yearlings, 19.000.76; fair to good fed
yearlings, 3H.604r9.oo; common to fair fed
yearlings. I6.60f8.60; good to choice heavy
beeves, 19.0OtiH.7S; fair to good corn fed
eeves, 38.304r9.00; common to fair corn
fed beeves, !.7V(i8.SO; prime grass beeves,
3.1.001. 75; good to choice grass beeves.
S7.6O&8.00; fair to good grass beeves, 87 09
tjv.bu; common to lair graas oeeves,
7.v; good to choice graas noiiera, .ev
16.76; good to choice grass cows, It.wil
.40: fair to mod eowa tt.OOSM.OO: com
mon to fair cowa. 14. 00(06. 00: Drlme feed
ing ateen, IS.UO'al.BO; good to cnotce feed
ers. 37. 40(07 .86; lair to good feeders. 96.60
tT7.40; common to fair feeders, $t.6og.8o;
good to choice stockers. 17 .764J8 .00; fair
to good stockers. 86 764j7.7i; common to
fair stoeksrs, 86. 6091.76; stock heifers, 35.S
fy7.00: stock cowa, I5.604JD.3d: stock calves,
r66Oj.60; veal calves. 87 .0Q&10.00; bulls,
Stage, etc., I4.36ti0.36.
Representatives sales t
NEBRASKA.
7 stockers. 9 60 7 heifers. .8 78
4 cow 10K3 t 26 1 bull 040
17 SW7 60.
AND LA MTAA Receipt a. 409
steady: lamba. IkOOirlOl):
sneep ana swes, ib.uu7re.B0.
Kansas City Live gtok Market.
KANSAS CITT. Oct 22. CATTLB
Receipts, 1,700 head: market, steady:
prime fed steers, tf-HTO, JO; dressed bent
ateer, 38.JMiiO.00; western steer. Srt'&nt
S.7S; striker and feeder. If. 50ti8.26;
bulls. 2M; calve, 0 MUflO W.
HOOtt Iteelpts. 3.ii0 head; market,
ttltihcr; bulk. 37 00177.36: heavy. 37.0ii7 ):
enn uutoiier. sr.uu'u'i-40; light.
ilgs. 86.00ft7.00.
K1IKICF AND LAMBfl RecelDta. 2.0 0
head; market, lower; lamba. s.ootr.';
yearlings. 16.6097.00; wethers, 3i.6wwii.40i
ewes, 8i.40tj.00.
packer
.i.'7.40;
ileadlng A lhlah Valley. St. Paul. New
York Central, Krle and New Haven. At
their beat aalna in thla group ranged
I rom 1 to I point, but realising reoui ei
these advances later. A sudden demand
for Pullman car, one of the moat In
active stocks of Its rlss. came In the
final deallnaa, with an advance of 6 to
IhVUj. t'rlcea were somewhat mixed at
the close, with a steady undertone.
The known local money movement
point to a heavy rash gain tomorrow,
the result, primarily, of recent gold se
cession from abroad via Halifax. For
rlKti exchange denoted little change from
recent weakness.
Honda were strong with less breadth to
the yelling Total sale, par value, ag
gregated tl.970.0xi). I'nlted ft a tea bond
galntl 4 to 14 per cent on call.
Number of aalea and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
9al Hit
Alaaka OoM
AIM, ( bulmo , 1 nn
Am rrli-an lrt urr I.JnO
Amarlran fan IS MM
Aaienna a LiicoiaMlT 44.ee
Am.rlr.i, H. a H 1.MD
An S. ft R f4
Aai Hi r Heflnlna I.Kt
Amerl.aa Tl. ft Tel.... '
Amirlran Tnaneo I'!
Ana.-nt.rta ixsppar I.ee
At.hk.ea 1 "
llal.tala livomrtlv 6T 4
tlaltlmofa A. I'hlo l.tM
n.ihi.t Hiwi i.
pnkln Tlri.l T nrll
I'aMfntnla lvtp.l,ua .... 41
Itiwllu Pa. KM l aw
ivmm letihtr 14.
I'hMpeak ft Okie I.l
ihic.au o. w an
rtilraao. M. ft (ft. P l.so
hl.-o ft N. W toe
t-M.aao. H. I. ft P. llr.. 41.4 4
i'Mnt irv",r
reler itn Kael ft turn....
Cni.-miv SitMl II,
Peaeee ft R. O BfA.
ntitlllera' H)eurttlaa .... 41 w
Rrl ll.tW
Ui.aaral Klwtrla I M
r Northers nt l 4
Ureal Nn. or etra ra.7
Uuarenheim Sttrlevatlea.. I.ravt
lnierki nsH m, Uar. . 1,100
In Ifatlo OfPit fl.4
latemattonal Hat tstar... 1. W
kansaa tit ftuuthara...,
Labiak Valley 6.104
'4
4S
T4
M4
iis'i
l.'44
:t
10.
144
M
"4
171
W4
M4
t"4
l.w
in
KM
44
M
.4
Tl
i4
IHS
Ul
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1M 4
i:
'iiii
147
67 4
ID
HH
m
U5
l 4
1111
A14 r 4
179 lTji 177
ititi in 3 111
it 4 us
4H 44t
6-'
44 ,
13
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I'M
HJ4
K4I4.
Ill
74J
10S
IU
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IT
4
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17 4
W4
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14
177 V
4
ml
tin
li 11
r. M
llllll ft Nek,llt...
.Mexl.aa Petre lauia
Miami (Vippef
Ml oarl, K ft T. pM....
Mi.eniirt liftfle ,.
NaH.Mial Plarnlt
Nalunal le.l
Nevarta rier
New York t'enlml
N. T . N. H ft It
Norfolk ft WwlerB
Nnrthern paifio
pwllle Mall
P.rlflr Tl ft Tel
renn.vlrllnla
railama I'ala car
Put i .n. t opper
ReaAtn
Iterill'IIP Iron ft tt...
ISe.llrtern l'f Iflft
pmsm ltailwar
Hiuehaker Omeaay ....
Tenr.ee Por-pr
Tela '.wtaaf ...
t'nlon Parlfle
Vnlon Pi Ifle rf4
t'nIIHI lat meet
11. R. Rteel afil
flak coepe
Weetera I nian
Weeltntn F1erl ...
Montana 1'r.wer
Otaeral tUmart
Total Me rnr in aa.
I i
l.nu
14
"4
l.oe 114
i.iw
.
I ivm
I. umi
IM
I . WO
ev
4
It 14
lei
I
117
ll?"
T4
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an
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11 1 ve
17n !) 41
4.J00 tu im
4. TOO !
10 an 74
t an M4 M'
1J.IO0 t1 :4
I ? 11 4,
14 vn l 1
I 41 '4 ;4)
7. vt iw
11, ll4 14
em K 11 4
Me T4 '4j
" 1114 Hf'4
9.10 ia, H't
t fA an 7eii
..1 Tl. T1i4
an M4 M
i Mas
l.ajo.ooo ahane.
194 -4
4
i a
14
a
IM
714
14 4
10
i4
111 4
lll4
l"S
44
4
144
k
74
14 S
P
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Jin
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77 H
r5s
Whore They Play in
tho Valley Today
Mlaaourl valley rames today nd thg
scores of last year'! Conteit, where the
same teama met, follows:
Missouri t Aames, 0 to , ..
Kanaaa at Kansas Agricultural college.
o . . 1.
Notre nam at niori. m
lmry at Wsahlngton. 38 to J.
Plmpson at I 'rake, did not roeeu
Ha.kell at Crelghton, to 0.
Mlaaourl NorroaJ at WaiMwn, did Hoi
mOklshom. fttalnst Te.as at Dalles,
T iepaw at t. Ixwils. did "".t"- .1
Oklahoma Aggie! against Arkansas a
Fort Smith, 44 to 0.
Slons City Lire gtoek Market.
STOUX CITT. Oct 22. CATTLE ne
ed tit a, 600 head; market, stesdy; native
steers, 30.6otfH.00; rows and heifers, i.VAt
6,75; canners, 83 60iy4 9T; stockers and
feeders, 86.0034.70; bulls, stags, etc,
34.ir-4.i6 2S.
HlKlS necelpta. 1.600 head; market,
steady to VlOo higher; heavy. (lHwl.ib;
mixed. fJ.lb: light, tf.XXuUb; bulk of
sulcs, 17 fesi SS.
HHra AND LAMBS Receipts, 609
head; market, steady; lambs, 88.7&3.60.
t. Jaeeph Live gtoek Market.
ST. JOS-PH. Mo., Oct. . CATTt
Recelpts. 800 head; market ateady; steers,
'(t.Mlji 10.00; rows and heifer!, 34.00i&9.26;
2J1 tit Ives, 6.00-u8.7.V
I HOGS Receipts, 1,300 head; market
l.MVj eteady to strong; top, 87.40; bulk of salt.
r. llgiit
s so
6 00
s
to
t k0
i 76
7 40
T 15
7 7i
bull 1110 4 60 T cows but
heifers... 67 6 60 14 heifers... 7o6
10 calves .. 874 8 60 76 feeders.. 9
feeders.. 904 9 76 39 cows 970
IS COW! 1096 t 10
WYOMING.
39 feeders.. 474 T 40 10 feeders.. 833
13 steers.. ..11"4 T 76 61 steer... i7
1 feeders.. 878 T 60 11 steers.. ..1106
NEW MEXICO.
69 steers.. ..IOCS 8 70 49 steers.... 8ZS IB
61 steers.... M S 38
HOGS Supplies today were ths lightest
for any one day slnos (Saturday. March
6, 1914. Only twenty-four cars, or about
l.euo head, ware reported in, which makes
the total for the five days 18,330 head.
This li a few head imaller than last week
and 3,100 lighter than for the earns days
a year ago, but Is larger than two Week
ago by about 6,000 head.
Keoolpts ware so vary light that when
One of the shippers and two packer buy
ers started out picking up a few hogs
on a steady basts it looked ss though the
decline had been checked for the present
at least. Other killers, ho we vet. refused
to follow this lead and made their first
ofrers at prices that were anywhere from
Una If to as much as a Quarter lower than
yesterday, claiming that ths cost of their
droves here yesterday was far too high
as compared with other markets, hellers
refused to accept any reduotion from
early sales, snd the result was that the
market went flat, movement coming to a
complete standstill after about half ths
supply bad been started scaleward.
About lu:30 one packer bought three or
four loads on a kulOo lower beat, and
this wound the thing up, there being
cloae to ten loads of fresh hogs still un
sold at noon. By this time buyers had
all quit, and It was Impossible to even
gi t a bid.
Moat of the hogs sold early landed
around I7.2wi7.SO, with a top of 17 3f.
Last sales were mads largely at 17. IM
7.w.
Representative sales:
Ne.
M...
41...
...
II...
...
44.
AT.
..177
..417
..104
..k4
.lo
.174
h. pr.
IM 1 16
N 111
... 1 30
... t lu
M 1 !S4
m 1 m
Ne.
At. ga. Pr.
II ! ... 18
II s i 19 M
l 4 m I M
.2i
BHEEF ctupplles of shsen and Lam ha
dwindled to almost nothing this morning,
the revtslpts of nine cat, or S.ikjo head,
being the smalltMt for any day except
Saturday sine lat In July and Uis
lightest for a Friday slnos ths second
week of June. Ths week's arrivals foot
up 1U6.S61 bed. being U.itjO smaller than
last week. W.vOO short of two weak! ago
and a failing off of 84,009 as compared
with the same days a year ago.
Must of today's offerings of both sheep
and lambs were on the very seinmon
order, and as there was really nut enough
stuff here to make a market under any
conditions, and packers were not at all
attracted by the quality of the stuff on
hand, trads had a very dull tone, al
though valuea were quoted as nominally
steady with yesterday. The nearest thing
to fat lambs here sold at 34.43.
It was a very slow deal in feeders also,
as there were not enough here to arouse
sny amount of Interest In buying circles.
About deok of breeding ewes topped
out of ft two-load shipment, brought W.76,
and ft feeder buyer took a load out of
the balance nt 86.30. Feeders have been
selling on a fully steady basts all week,
r.nd are quotably steady to strong at
laat week's close.
There was practically nothing here in
the fat sheep line, although packers
bocgthi ft fiw ewes that htd no merit
either as feeders or killers. Old muttons
have been In very slack demand all week,
and price, are fcdtoo below laat week's
close, -or tU&Mc under the high time Tues-
FHEEP AND LAMB9-Receipts. 8.000
head; market steady; lambs, 8.wtl.65.
Llvs Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western market!:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha 1.00 l.ooO St30
Chicago 3.00 14.OU0 10,000
St. Lc euis 900 4.NO0 4
Kansaa City 1,700 8.0UO 1.0"
ttloux City 600 1,600 M
Totals
...8,700 34,300 13,900
BR1DITRKGT REVIEW OF TR1DB
Progress In Trade and ladastry Is
Ceaepleaoaa,
NEW TORK, Out. itt ilradstreets to
morrow will say:
Save for a probably temporary setback
to retell distribution caused by ft spell of
warm weather, progress In trade and in
dustry is of conspicuous proportions,
with even greater gains apparently In
store. In larger line cumulative expan
sion Is ths chief characteristic Retail
merchant show a stronger propensity to
buy ahead; the steel trade goes on mak
ing grounds; prices on some finished
products have been advanced, partly to
keep buying within certain bounds; the
long periodic scarcity of railway cars Is
an actual fact; a paucity of labor exists:
payrolls axe enlarging: weekly bank clear
ings sre of unparalleled proportions; de
mand for money, tne supply or winch la
plethoric, at easy rates. Is Increasing;
exports of wheat and flour for the cur
rent week established a new high record:
export trad continues unprecedented;
meritorious new enterprises are being
launched more readily; real estate, long
dormant. Is reviving, and farmers In the
south sre paying off old debts. Weekly
bank elearlngs were 8o,3n.7i,000.
QoAtatlnns furaWhed br Roma, "trinket ft Co.,
441 Crmaha NetkauU bank bull4lag:
Ktocke Bid. Ak4.
Poena t'ein pany. era t
Fairmont Creamery, aft let
Molina Plow, first d, 1 aer east... 17
Omaha A C B. St. Hjr.. aid 19 71
Omaha ft C. B Rr ft B., pM 41 17
Omaha ft O. B. ft. Rr.. Ha 47 U, It
Nye-rV.heiaHar-PVm lar Company 8
t'nloa stork Tarda gtoek 174 t
t'pdlk Grain, corn 74 11
Bwirt ft Co Ul 111
Argentina fiorarnniaat I par neat. 1411 Jna Ine.
Aaale-rrench 6 par eant aataa, 14. . 47 f4
Uoorn Tel. ft Tel. 4. tU M
Llaenln H . 1, ft P. la l't II
jm nAeelea Ratlwar U, 14 S IT
Oarroaa ft m rnraent I pot cwt. 1IM, . 14
Kl Paao. Tei . ft-nool la, KM mt lot I
Near Rial a Telephone 4a 70 1214
Dundee Haallf ta, 1MI M 100
Omaha Water 4 He 1M1 VX (nv4
Omaha Gas la, I HIT ao N
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Rt. 6a, 1IM II 44
Merchant H. ft U la, )4! 44 M
Paclflo Tel. ft Tel la. 1141 17 I7t4
Parl'l laa ft tlleetHO UtUt 174 l2
Wfklta linlrm Stork Tarn . 1M4.. H Inn
gwlft ft C Ml H
Leaden Stack Market.
LONDON, Oct. U BAR BILVEH
33 13-1AV1 per ounce.
MONFT 44T4 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATKS-tHhort bills, per
cent; .three months, 4 per cent.
Tforlk Loan is Winner.
NORTH LOUP, Neb., Oct S2.-(SpeeUl.)
North Loup defeated Apeldlng college
yesterday, 63 to 9. The game was clean
throughout. Referee: Clark. Grand
Island. Umpire: George, Spalding.
Srh salts Denied Iteeeeat.
SAN FRANCISOO, Oct. SI. Eugene E.
Schmlts, thrice mayor of San Francisco,
deposed during the 1906-07 graft trials,
was dented today ft recount of votes cast
at the city and county primary, Septem
ber 38, In which he was defeated fur
LEGAL 1TOTICE8
1
NOT1CB TO, CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will bs received by
the owners, O. P. Coffee and 11. Y.
Pitman, until 3 o'clock p. m. , Monday.
November L 1916, for the erection of
the fireproof superstructure of the Coffee-Pitman
building at Chadron, Ne
braska. Ail proposals must bs based upon the
drawings and specifications which will
be on file with the owners at Oh ad r on,
Nebraska, at the Builders' Exchange,
Omaha, Nebraska, and at tha offke of
the architect, James C. Stilt, Norfolk,
Nebraska.
Keen proposal must be accompanied
with a certified check In the amount of
one thousand (tl.O00.6O) dollsrs, made
pavable to the ownera Jointly, as a
guaranty that the bidder will Immediately
enter into, contract and bond If awarded
the work.
These checks will be returned to un
suctesaful bidders when contract la
swarded, and to the suocessful bid ier
when contract and bond are executed.
The owners reservs the right to re
ject any or all lld or to waive infor
malities In any bid.
COKKKK PITMAN, Owners.
Chadron, Nebraska, October 13. 1.15.
OZldttiuft
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915 BURQ ES3 NASH STORE NEWS TOR MEN.
A WORD TO IVEEM
TILIS is your storo. "We've anticipated your every want and we want you to become
acquainted with what we have here for you.
Whether it be in the complete men's furnishing shop on the main floor; the spocial
men's shoe section, tho men's ready made clothing store or in the sporting goods section,
you will find us ready and anxious to serve you and be of genuine helpfulness.
Make this YOUJR storo. Command us, we are hero to servo you. It's the idea of the
Burgess-Nash organization to be of "The greatest sen-ice to the greatest number.".
YOUR CLOTHES MONEY
GOES FARTHEST at BURGESS-NASH
A MAN'S idea about buying clothes is not so much to ,4pay leas,
but to get more for what he does pay.
You may have $15.00 to spend for a suit, or you may have $25.00
or $40.00. You'vo made up your mind what to spend. Your question
is where to get the utmost in value for that particular amount.
The answer lends you to the Burgess-Nash Store for men.
Take for Instance:
These Men's and Young Men's
Suits at $25.00
We like to dwell on thla suit It'i a erood Idea of what we art doing; to attract
the men' clothing business, of Omaha aad hereabout to this store.
These suits have not a elnrle disappointment. The fabrics Include the best
combinations. Models for the most conservative business men and models for the
youngs men either young In as or disposition, or both. Bnug tltUng, narrow
shoulder. English effects, patch pockets or the more staid styles, all colors, none
extreme.
In fact, the assortment is large enough to permit the statement that these suits
at 126.00 can please every man. Other suits, all strictly hand tailored, from
liv.es to $4o.oo. -
"Boulevard Clothes" for Young Men.
For the young man who knows we specialise In "Boulevard Clothes," first
shown this season. Strictly hand-tailored, exclusive patterns and models. Come In
and let us show you the line at f IS. 65. f 18.60 and SZ0.00.
Something' New "Highland Heather"
Top Coats for Men at $23.00.
One-quarter lined, vent pockets, medium shoulders, box back and very swagger,
guaranteed absolutely rain proof. Three shades steel gray, heather green mixture
and brown Scotch. Exclusively here at (25.00.
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MEN'S $2.50 to $5.00 SWEATER
COATS Main Floor SATURDAY
$1.59
TJROKEN lines and odd lots of medium and heavy sweater coats
e- irom a large distributor. The lot In
cludes rope stitch, Jumbo stitch with rough
neck and Byron roll collar, also coats with no
collar.
If bought In the regular way we would have
to ask $2.60, $8.60. $4.00 and $6.00 for them,
but as a "flyer" for Saturday we offer your
choice for $1.A0. Big assortment of the most
desirable shades and sties represented.
Men'i $1.50 to $2.00 Pajamas, 08c.
A clean-up lot of outing pajamas, samples
that would have to retail, it bought regular,
at $1.60 and $2.00.
Men'i "Star" Shirts, $3.50 to $6.50.
New arrivals in the high-grade "Star" shirts,
suss, Tencn nannei ana oxford cloth, the
nicest and most unique patterns we have yet
shown. Prices range, $8.50, $0, S and 8.B0.
Updegraf'i Gloves for Men.
Auto and driving gloves and mittens, lined and unllnurl. hnth wnstt
and sheepskin lined. Gauntlets and wrist lengths, $13 to 3.B0.
Men's Neckwear for 50c.
Another shipment of feature neckwear, made to our order, with s
large flowing end, apron shspe, every tie, with a slip-easy band,
price, 60c Barf-- Co Mats, rioov.
A Word About:
Burgess-Nash SPECIAL SHOE
Section for MEN Fourth Floor
THIS new section in the men's store is complete with the best In
footwear ail new lines, made especially for Burgess-Nash
Shoes that represent the best at every price
$2.60 to $8.00.
We feature for Saturday
Burgess-Nash Special at $3.50
and the
"Burnasco" at $4.00.
Here are a few of the lasts
"Arlington" "Panama" "Hub"
"Banker" "Belmont" "State Street"
In dull calf, patent colt, kidskln and
tan Russian calf, all styles, all leathers.
NOTE We are exclusive dis
tributors for this vicinity of
the famous James A. Banister
shoes for men.
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YOUR HAT
is here In the very shape, color
and price best suited to you. Come
get it Saturday.
Men's New Two
Tone Hats, $2.50
Latest shades, tan body, brown
band and brim, pearl body, blue
band and brim. Very new, very
stylish, very dressy. The price,
92.0O.
BletMon Hats, (VS. BO
Latest shapes and colors for
Fall and Winter, in both soft and
stiff styles. A remarkably com
plete line at $8.50 to (12.00.
Men's Caps, SOc to $2.00
New and exclusive shapes and
patterns for golfing or general
wear.
Bargtss-BTssh Co. Tonrth meet.
Boy's Knicker Suits
With 2 pair of Pants,
Saturday, $4.95
KNICKER style, for ages S to
17 years. Coats Norfolk, loose
belted style, pants lined through
out. Extensive range of materials
and colorings. Special at $4.03.
Other suits to 913.00.
Boys' Overcoats, $4.95. .
For the little man who wants to
look like dad, ages 3 to 8 and 6 to
13 years. Balmacaans, unllned,
one-half, one-fourth and full lined,
cravanetted tor Fall and Winter
Wear. Splendid assortment, at
$1.93.
Boys' $1.50 Pants) 87c.
Knickerbocker style, lined
throughout, for ages 6 to 17 years.
Patterns to match his old coat,
$1.60 values, at M7r.
Boys' $1.00 Blouses, 50o.
A new lot In percales, for ages 6
to 16 years, usually $1.00, for fiOc.
Boys' $1.50 Pajamas, 60c
"Goodnight" pajamas, made of a
splendid quality choicest flannel,
for ages 4 to 10 years; usually
$1.60, for 0lc.
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Burgess-Nash Gompaeto
'everybody store