flin BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. WiPTEMUEK 12. liKil.
Classified Mwtis.it Rates
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CONTRACT HATES OH
AfPLICATloN
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heath Bids .... (tomb tia Kb
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CUMINO IIOUU FOR WANT ADS.
1 1 Mi A. M.
slanting iditio. ....... , inr
ound.y tonic . M. aWlurda
ilKi'ilANt7'.7leri W. Looker, dld It
Franc. CKi'.hrr 13. 1H: h I ur
innl hy hi patent. Mr. ar.4 Me,
John l. Luoker, 41:1 H.rt- St.;
Hire protii.r anU on al.t.r,
funeral Nunday afternoon at S p. m,
from John A. Gentleman mortuary.
Ir,l-rm.nl Wt I.wn cemeteir,
MUD llet, Florence L.. gtd 64 )!.
riunduy, Hptwinlir II.
Fmiurul rvo at rldnr. 421
Ho'Hlj Fortyfirat. Monday sIKrouun
2:30. ltil.rm.nl Forret l-n.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FOREST LAWN
CEMETERY.
An blent location Just north ef city
ilmlia ami west of Plornc with mile
of iiiilam nvemnt l:o i:ro. Per-
petui cure. Nut operated for prom,
office :1 mil No. City Limn. City
"Iflii!, 7 7 Hrndl Theater.
llULSE&'RIEPEN
PIONKKIl FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
:2t Cmnliis HI. Jackaon 1231
"STACK & FALCONER
OMAHA'S BHST
rAMBULANCEfffr.Sa
Thirty. third and Farnam.
"HE AFE YT HEXFEY"
Undertakers and Kin balm era
I'conjall.SCS. offlo tail Farnam.
Fo7t AM tirLANCh! rail MArkoi ".
Kortsko Kunitinl llomr, led anil O Ufa,
CARD OF THANKS.
kVki ih In rxprran nur thanka to the
mnny frtrnd.. Mnplo I.raf chapter O.
K. ' H. Mo, lit. lnly Camp No. IMI
it. N. A., HDil other fraternal organ-
l .tion. ror in Deuuitrui noral tr h.
uii'a, an-1 avmpathy rhown, durlnic th
rnt lllncni and dpnth of our dearly
h(.Uivl wife, tlaiinhter and niter. J.
i;. (lugimii. jir. auu Mr, li. s. Crltch-
' filil find family.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARM0N
till iJuuBl.a.
Ph. Doug. 1U
JOHN BATH, 1804 Farnam. Jackaon 1004.
L. Hendeiaon, 1C0T Kamani. Jackaon
l 6 stTIf blJ N DAN DR wards"
t'OK ARTICLES LOST on atrwt car t.l
phon Tyler too. Wo are anxlnu to re
dor lint article to rightful owner.
OMA1JA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
COMPANY
RliWARIl for rtluni of black portfolio,
containing Income tax papor. Call HA.
Str.8. .
PERSONAL
niB SALVATION Army luduatrlal home
aj.llclta your old clolblng, furniture,
magajlne. - W collect. We attribute.
Phone Douglaa 4135 and our wagon
win call.
Call and lnepect eur oeir
0-1113-1114 Dodgs St.
home, 111
GALLSTONES hyalolan explain. lm-
pie. eiroenve irntment lor Innamed
gnllblailder and bile ducts, associated
with Kallstons.
Booklet fre.i.
Dr.
Paddock. Box F-S01. Kansas City, Mo,
H ATT 1 13 Putman, Nubone Corset Shop,
602 Karbach Block. AT. Mfl
sCALV treatment and massage.
South 1 tit li street, second floor.
1213 Vi
SAV IT WrrfT FLOWKRS FROM HESS
& SWOBODA. 1416 FARNAM STREET.
KBiyr HOOVER vacuum. II up Har. 1071.
OSTEOLOflY MASSAGES. Atlantlo iMS.
KLKCTRIC bathe and 'massage. WB 2911.
Nil BONE corsets. M. Schscfer. d6Tt2S5T
AIASSAOE treatment. 318 Neville Block.
SWEDISH Massage, Chiropody, 20 S. 20.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating, covered buttons, all fiiis snd
styles; bemsf Itching, picot edging, eye
lot cut work, button ho:es, pennants.
Ideal Button and- Pleating Co, 301
Brown Blk. Jackaon 1938.
N't; a Pleating V Button Co., 1800 Farnam
; St.. id floor. Douglas 6070.
Contractors-Painting.
BRICK plasterer and cement, new' and
repair wora. j. ftau. walnut 4H07.
PAINTING and paperhanglng. WA. 456?!
Dancing Academies.
. LEARN TO DANCE KK1HT
Mildred Maxlne teaches ell branches
uancing. gtoaio Leflang Bldg. DO. 8476.
Keep
'a 1818 Farnam. sure methods,
" rcasonanie rates. do. 84411.
aLPina School for Dancing. 2424
. Farnam. Dougla 7850.
Dressmaking.
1'IiAIN and fancy "coat rellned, vIU sow
in your home. Harney 6876.
.LAMES' and children's sewing. HA. 6017,
DRESSMAKING, 408 SOUTH 24TH ST.
Detective.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Kx. Bldg.. 3A. 2056. Night, KEN. 8812.
Independent Detective Bureau, 304 Neville
Bik. Atl. 6501; night, Wal. 4056; K. 0465.
JAMES ALIMN, SIX Neville Bik. Evidence
secured tn all cases Atlantlo 1136.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS developed: printing and enlarging.
Writ for prices. Ths Ensign Co.. 1607
Howard St.
ENLARGEMENT:), oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kase Studio. 218 Neville Blk.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
J. W MARTIN; patent atty.. 1710 Dodge.
Milcellaneoua Announcements.
DIAMONDS pri'c. wfth'prtrnE?
, to buy back at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO, 403 ti. ICtb. St. Doug
Jaa 6049. V;
' OMAHA PILLW CO. Mattresses made
over In new ticks af half the price of
. new beds. 197 Cuming. Jackson 2467.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single. 85c;
double edge, 45c doa. Mall orders so
. Ilclted. Oniahs Stsrp Co., 103 N. 16th.
WH1TBLY. tire and radiator man; reas.
prices; work guar. 2 a Uth, DO. 6403.
FULL dress snd tuxedos for rent. John
Feldmsn. 10 N. 16th St. Jackson 2128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus,
LeBron Electric 218 S. 13th St. Omaha.
KOUKRS . Confectionary Store. 84th and
Farnam Su. Jackson 0127.
Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. JA. 53
CALL Herman the glaxler. KE. 2701.
BRITT Printing Co.. T Elks Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
31?i ABSOLUTELY new electric) wish
ing machine for aala at leaa than bait;
now In storage. Omaha. Van and Storage
Co., 14th and Leavenworth, Phone Doug
4163. A. P. Heggblade. HA. 44.
HIOH-GRADB furniture. Inclidlng blge
low Hartford rug, genuine leather chairs,
child bed, refrigerator, etc No dealer.
till Myrtle avenue. -
PRIVATE aalo of household furniture,
aln typewriter desk, Monday and Tues
day at 1241 South 28th Street
l-PIECE parlor set. Telephone Harney
4376; 1714 Burt St
Pianos and Musical lnstnnnents.
BEORGB SMITH Dealer la drama,
sylopho . etc, inotnictlea, repairing
Address 3741' Davenport St for catalog.
Phone Harney 3941. Try 8mlth's pedaL
VIOLINS, bowsv strings sad r pairing at
lowest nrhrea, Matthews' Studio, tt
Douglas Blku Op p. HayOens. AT. 2094.
Clothinc and Fur
SUITS prosasd, rtmodered. Use HA. 42 94,
BRINGING UP
FOR SALE.
Clothing and Fun.
Furs! Furs! Furs!
tlrct from mar.ufa'-turer la arer,
autlhtf ion lara retail iirtiflia.
oflorlna a tnvat womlrful (rlarlloa of
VI R OATH A.M wnAI'H
nit a won lrfnl aaanrtmrnt of
CAI'KH. CUATKK.d, HTOtKS AN'O
t'HuKKHH.
Ural font a. iiituriiiualy Irlmmail with
Marmn. tloavar or HJ.uirrol IIS. 00
ftui. JIart.ii. I-.kln thukm.. . .1 :.oo
irnuln Mli.k cliok.ra, nn.t iju.i
Ity llO.oo
Tbr I. nothlnff titUriranlr4 ami
you ran luy your fur. h.r. with alo
iut ciinflili-ni- f (Uln( th brat vulu
for your money.
A call win cin-lnc fot.
Chas. J. Goldstein Fur Co.,
Ilith and Iouloa. Ovr Fry' Kho Hliou.
. jKik.nn 111.
Mall order ivn prompt attention.
BKAl'Tlb't'L ! coat with largn t.oav.r
cnnar and rurra. llto. utnr mil coal,
plum and trimmed, hi aacr fir, mm
rnpt and r oaten choker, en tarn.
Mr. Hli-Nmr. -01 Wellington Inn.
rUK .ale. a few unclaimed, all-wool "Dun
u ul. cheap, altrratlona free.
I'LNDKK YVOOl.LN MILli,
Northwest (nr.. Sth and Harney ft".
FVHH remodeled, rellnei and cleaned.
KNF.liTtlt ALASKA KUR CO..
301 R. lMh Pt. loul TSUI,
PKttFBCTLT new Martin fur atole.
Inche long and 13 Inrhea wide; ISV.
ro dealer. wcbHter 4071.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKK8 bought, aold, rented and
repaired. 8ol agant for the CORONA.
Oat our price before you buy. Every
macnine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
jecaaon ti.v. lfij Farnam
WE buy, aell afe, mak deeks, ahow
cae. eta. Omehik Fixture A fiunnlv Cn
W. Cor. 11th and Dougl, JA. 8724.
Miscellaneous Articles.
HEATING BOILER FOR 8 A LB.
A u"d sectional boiler, capacity
about 6.000 cubic feet radiation, Thi
boiler I in norxl hnu. will In tnlten
down thl week. Win be glad to how
the hollar before removing. Just
right for good-sized houe, garage or
lure mom. ee v
JOHN O. WOODWARD & CO.,
The Candy Men."
Council Bluffs, la.
EMPTY SACKS FOR SALE.
W hav a stock- of emntv lOCnonnil
and 220-pound sugar sacks; alas extra?
neavy nut sacks. Just right for
hipping potatoes, grain and other farm
prouuee.
John a. toodward & cor, '.
"The Candy Men,"
Council Bluffs, la.
SEWING MACHINES
Vfs rent,' repair, sell needles and parts.
MICKEL'S ,
15th and Harney. Douglas 197S.
Ll'MBBR st low prices; kindling delivered.
MICKL1N LUMBER & WRECKING CO.,
24th and Burdette. Webster C5i&.
BIT your kindling wood now; shortage
inis ran. Acme Box Co., Harney 18i!7.
2 gross 24-oz. new quart slse beer
bottles. Charles Jarl, 1703 Leavenworth.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks. Used desks bought, sold snd
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 614
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Laundry and Day Work.
DAY work wanted. Webster ' 6084.
D A Y work wanted. Atlantic 3194.
DAY work and bundle washing. WE. '936.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores anu Office
ci.kkks IS upward, for poital mail
service; 2130, month; examinations in
September; experience unnecessary. For
iree particulars or instruction write
ueunara tiormer civil sen'lce ex-
eminer;, sos JSquitable Bldg., . W aah
ington, D. C.-
ivan re,!) An experienced clerk for
country general store; state age, reli
gious belief, habits, married or single,
salary wanted and references. Address
Bog Y-1667, Omrfha Bee.
WILL pay boys way through business col
lege for doing light janitor work. Re
quires about an hour. No Sunday work.
."U Doug. 7774.
YOUNG man, atudy law! Evening down
town sessions University .of Omaha.
Professions and Trades.
FIREMEN, brnkeinen, beginners, 1150;
later $250 monthly. Write Railway, Box
Y-1661, Omaha Bee..
. .itOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 6. 14th. Write for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED.
SALESMAN.
selling high-class retail clothing Btores
In Iowa nd Nebraska, to carry as a
side line on a commission basis, our
lines of work and dress trousers snd
boys knickerbockers, Write giving age,
experience, present territory covered,
lines now selling, and references. Com
munications strictly confidential. Ad
dress Box r-1664, Omaha Bee.
SALESMAN.
covering parts of Iowa snd Nebraska
by auto to carry our line of MEN'S
TROUSERS and BOYS' KNICKER
BOCKER PANTS as a side line on a
commission basis: Write stating terri
tory now covered snd how often, lines
carried, experience and referent es. Box
Y-1665, Omaha Bee, , . - ,
SALESMEN wanted to conduct a busi
ness of their own. Home every night.
No capital needed. No high rent No
hired help. Address Sales ' Manager,
209 North Eleventh St.. Omaha. Neb.,
giving full details of your experience.
All Inquiries confidential.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Experienced candy maker an.l
Ice cream maker for retail candy store.
Steady employment and cbinr.e ibr ad
vancement for right mo, K-:f..ren-e
required. Grant ls'.arid Candy Kitchen,
Grand Island. Neb.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
CLERK Typists, for government depart-
... . . , . luvHia. ri.Ti.ui experience
nanscessary. For free particular f ex
aminations, write J. C. Leonard, hVm
er etvU service examiner. $09 Equitable
Bldg, 'Washington, D. C
GIRLS to takeuy shorthand, typewriting,
bookkeeping .etc. Pereonal instruction.
Ten can qualify quickly. Doug. 7774.
Professions and Trades.
"WANTED
A few girls to work in factory.
GORDON-RAIN ALTER CO, '
, CANDY FACTOR
HI DOUGLAS
FATHER
I f ClONT txPtCT 1 1 t0LD A eoNG J I ( Jl IT G0 UKC A 1 1 I I I
I TO FIND Voo in) U MUSIC PUBUSHEP (fl TMI. Ttkl Yiad AT
y )'
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Houtehold and Domestic.
OIHLH.
t'trh b Denieti Column of Tb
He ivdi Ads. Uoo4 well-paid an J
hiiin.iia pia- aiwayi dvrtlse4.
WANTCt AN KM'KHIRNCKO OIKL
run uK.Ntn.ii. iiuibkwohk. ai
HIV J. K KAVIimu.V, BT,
UOI girl for gnrl hnuMWurk: ffrr.
Mi-e rxtuired. Tel. WaJ. T4J. ilr.
J, II, rrailenbiirg.
V ANTM' Kaprlniil maid for n-
r buuework. I'hn Harney Jr.it,
WAXTKU A girl for general bouaewnrk;
goou wage. ;4 , walnut :i..s.
WA.N'TKK Vumpeieot Cuok. Call bofor
noon. Harney 0(74.
MiscelUneouft.
WANTKIe Experienced women tu help
1 'curat sutos at Ak-Har-Ben I'"
lonoy morning. Call In pcr.uii. No
Phone.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTKD Men. ladles and bov to team
barber trade; bl demand; wage while
P'ftming, strictly modem, call or writ
MiI Iiotlg St Trt-Clty Barber College,
EDUCATIONAL.
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete course In sceountsncy, ma.
clitns bookkeeping, romptometry. short
hand snd typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
large illustrated cs la loir. Addreia
HOVt.KS COLLEGE.
Royles Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Kr.gllaa and commercial branch..
Write, cull or phon Jackaon 1566 for
Van Sanl School of Bualnea.
Day and Evening llchool.
::o Oinaba National Rank Bldg.
Dnugraa 690.
FRANK Hauiy saxophone Instruction. i0i
i.rtang.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LKKORI-; buying, send for our free rales
bulletin; hundreds nf paying businesses
ars listed. Any kind. Any price. Any
where. Western Business Exchange,
Terminal Building, Omaha, Neb.
WANT to hear from owner bavins busi
ness tor sale, J. C. McConuey, Termi
nal Building. Omaha. Neb.
FOR KENT ROOMS.
Furni8ncd Rooms.
FREE ROOM DIRECTORY.
Just off the pre, the September
lusue of The Bee's furnished room snd
board directory Contain desirable va
cancies, and Is supplied free to room
seekers.- Room advertisers can rent
rooms quickly by using this plan. Phone
Atlantic 1000, ask for Miss Hunter, let
her tell you how others sro keeping
their rooms filled through The Bee.
CLEAN light room, strictly modern, priv
ate nome, nice location, ror employed
kidy; 2o month. Harney 6856.
2S32 DEWEY AVE., very desirable room,
moiiern, private noino, walking distance.
J)ougla 1X67.
PRIVATE " home. mahogany-furnished
room, gentlemen, $6 pea week. 220 N.
22d St, .
NICELY furnished sleeping room in quiet
nome. liontiemen . prelerred, 2902
Lruuse,
120 N. 26TH Clean., newly , furnished'
rooms for Ak-Sar-BOn visitors; walking
distance to town.. '
COMFORTABLE south foom for lady.
modern private home. Harney 3340.
DOUGLAS. 2658, clean, nicely furnished
rooms op bath floor. . Reasonable.
ROOM In private family for 1 or 2.
Boutn z&tn Ave, jjoug. 7681.
NEAT rooms adjoining bath; home privi
leges; en car line. Webster 1109.
ROOM and garage. Phone Walnut 1953.
MODERN room; $3 week. WE. 2415.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE BEE'S September directory of nouae-
Keeping rooms is now ready. Supplied
ftee of charge to Bee readers. Call
at office. Those with, vacancies should
learn about this Improved method of
renting rooms. Phone Atlantic 1000,
b1c for Miss Hunter.
2648 DODGE. 2-rm. suite; $6.50 wk.; also
3-rm. suite; $10 week. Clean and airy.
Everything furnished: walking dlst.
SUITE of clean neatly, furnished rooms.
first floor. No children. 2902 Dodge.
TWO large front rooms,
private home.
6546. , - - : ,
1305 S. 2th. Harney
532 S. 30th. 2 housekeeping , rooms in
private family..- Harney 6691.
Board and Rooms.
ONE or two-room suite, private bath, for
a couple. Jterrlam Hotel, do. ZU76.
S77 CALIFORNIA Nice room with board
for, 2 gentlemen or oouple. HA, 6734.
WANTED Couple to room arid board.
Serve breakfast and dinner, ha,
123 S. 36th Ave,, Morcroft, large room.
excellent table and service. AT. 2608.
LARGE room with board. Walnut 8183
Unfurnished Rooms.
TWO or 3 unfurnished rooms with bath
on car line, reasonaoiei weosier cut.
UNFUR ROOMS, heat, gas and light
furnished. $40 mo. Harney 2243.
2603 Dodge, three unfurnished and one
sleeping room. ha. tpsuo.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished. -
COMPLETELY furnished 8-room house;
2 blocks to Dundee school; garage lor
1 car. Phone Walnut 0041.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.'
ATTRACTIVE apartment goes to one buy-
mg lurnuuiTi ib. JiVlll iwhi, niu-
enette anil bath; ell new furnishings;
can bo seen Sundsy from 10 a. tn.
until 6 1 p. m. Call Atlantic 5584. for
appointment. '
FOR RENT.
"On West Side; carllne; private home;
E-room furnished apartment; light, hent,
gas furnished: reference. Harney 1075.
TWENTY-FIRST St, 608 N. Completely
furnished 2 and three-room apartments.
Steam heat walking distance. Block to
street car. Brown Apis, Dougla 6644.
THREE-ROOM npt. everything furnished,
mod. conveniences; reasonable. WE.
6554.
TWO-ROOM, modern apartment
Wirt St. Call Walnut 2529.
2420
LARGE clean, first-rlsvs rooms, bath
room floor, rea. 2573 St. Marys.
S-ROOM apartmnt, well furnished, piano,
walking distance, 604 So. 28th St.
Unfurnished.
FOR OCTOBER 1.
We can offer an apartment having
large living room with wall bed, din
ing room alcove good bedroom, sun
room and convenient kitchen In one of
Omaha'a best buildings. Rent $100, No.
10 Montlrello, 520 South 3tst Street
PETERS TRUST COMPANY, .
"Wber Omaha Rents"
AT. P544. 17th snd Farnam.
Peters Trust Company,
Spertnllst tn apartment mangment.
Hi REE room and bath, 1. WA. 6237
FOR RENT Business Propert
MERCANTll.S
HOUSE CO,'
STORAGE AND WARE
11th and Jones St.
3se"f.-t. WEAD. $10 SO. iTH ST j
U.tVrtit Offu
Kfiir4
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY CO.
rVrnRAflFJ MOVING, PACKING
JlOUlKUnl.l) HiMirirt Al PIANOS,
ItEAHOS'Ani.ic NArrH
REDUCED HIKHtHT flATKS TO ALL
riHM'IFAI. CHI KM.
1W-1! Howard St. Jackaon e!l.
FlltKPItlHIr WAREHOUSE.
Separate tanked rooms for lifiuhold
goods and pianos, Moving, packing and
enippin.
KKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAOn.
booth lath. Dougla 413.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by II R. Rowcn Co, Atlantle S40O.
L.iTlMATKH furul.tled on lorg A inov.
Inc. Contracts taken by ob or hr. Giob
Vn ) Utorag ITo.. JA. 43il. AT 03.1
Jai keon O.Mil. us Farnam St
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WI.Vi'KOt'U poultry feed, i per led !.
drlivrrd. contain wheat. Parley, Kaffir
corn, tracked corn, sunflower teed; In
6 Hi). 1 1. lots. f.3 delivered. If cnllod
for It. 71; pure first cl wheat 13.60
per 100 Iba. delKortd. 1 Wlmrouk A
Sun. H20 So. Hull St. Jlirk.on 001.
KiiR H LK Fox terrier. i"hi.'S2J7.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Used,
Not Abused, Cars.
bought, sold
'1 exchanged.
Sale-a-Day Car Co.
Fnrnnm at 40th St.
FOKD touring ear, road.tera. trucks:
1910. 20 snd '21 models; with or with
out starters. We srs not in the ued car
business and do not aell for a proft'.,
but ars replacing our old equipment
with new. Drlve-It-Yourelf Co, 1314
Howard St Ph-ons Douglas 8622.
SOMK bargslns In used Ford car. Mc-
carrrey Motor Co. Tb Handy Ford
Service Station, 15th and Jsckson,
Douglss 3600, ,
BUY A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Ha.fa Investment.
ICth snd Farnam St. Phone T. 1970.
RepairL-.g and Painting
HOLI.Y. expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th.
FARM LANDS.
Canadian Lands.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Three choice
farms, 100-a. each. Write owner. J. A.
Skidmore, Ruddelt, Sask.rvCanada.
Minnestota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange. St. Paul, Minn
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loans.
Ws have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
. K. H. LOUGER INC.
. 638 Keeline Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EAST N1CB. FARMS.
O'KEEFH REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Jsckson 2716.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly.
F. P. WEAD. Wead Bldg. 310 a 18th St.
Miscellaneous.
PRIVATE party wants $5,000 for long
time, reasonable Interest rate. Loan se
cured by good section of Improved Wold
county land. Address Box Y-166S, Oma
ha Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED real estate, will cash your
equity If priced right In 7 or 8-room
-frame house, good repair, not necessarily
now, Dundee dist $4,000 to $7,000 houas.
Box R-77, Bee. T
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat Bk. Bldg. 'Jackson 1426,
WANTED To buy a six-room house, two
stories. Field club or southwest district
D. V. 8HOLES CO,
Jackson 0046. 915 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CONSULT tw If you contemplate building,
or wjsh to buy or sell Omaha real estate.'
C. B. STUHT CO..
City Nat. Bank Bldg. DO. 8787.
THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT. CO.,
1506 Dodge St. " N.Dotiglas 1345.
PROMPT sale ot your real estate; w
have many buyers and solicit your buel
ncas. Shopen & Co, Realtors. JA, 422H.
HAVE inquiries for homes do you want
to sell rour property 7 " List it with
C A. Ortii.msl, Omul-a Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
BIRKETT
iil-AL' ESTATE.
Sells. Rents. Insure.
360 Peters -Trust Bldg. Jackson 0638.
fiPTTPlNTn Rity Co. List with us
VIA UJ IX All for aulck reaulta.
1418 1st. TJatl. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1966.
WK have more buyers than we can sup
ply with 5-room bungalows. JA, 2419.
FIKE & PRICE.-
TO BUY OR SELL real estate see Glover
A Spain. 910-20 City National Bank
Jackson 2850. - -.
MarkMlrtin
Insurance, real
estate, loans.
1045 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LIST with us. We guarantee results.
STIER REALTY CO, 715 Bee. DO. 6545.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT.
East front, 36th avenue and Daven
port, 60x129. - Just what you want.
For sale by owner.
E. E. STICKLER.
RESIDENCE PHONE HA. 6252. DO. 3861.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
CORNER. 60x140. present Improvement
pay 16 per cent gross, taxes. Insurance
- and repair ocly expense, which makes
this a choice small Investment. -
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO, JA. 00C4.
FULL lot 16th and Locust; $600; great
bargain. G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
For Exchange.
Brand new home in Dundee, brick and
iftucco. 9 rooms beautifully finished in
oak and enamel; two bath roonia; dou
ble garage and driveway. Will take
(rood mortgages or contracts In part
payment.
The Byron Reed Co.,
1(12 Farnam St
' Douglaa 0297.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
Nice Home.
For someone with"' $1,000. 6-room
modern, osk finish, large floored attic.
Near school and car. 50 foot lot with
fruit. For quick sale, $4,750. Walnut
$704. '
FIVE rooms, fine lot. $J.76n.
O. . V. STEHB1NS. 1610 Chicago.
Florence.
Nethaway. Flor. orni tin eowred. KK. 14o9 J
Uc Lee want ads for speedy rs.- i
stills.
Sll JlCCa AND MAUilk IN rULt
rAct o coio in rm .u-.ruv nee
Omaha Grain
Omaha. Sept. 10.
Caf.!i wheat prices were generally
lc to ,1c lower today following the
break in the Chicago future market.
The demand at the going figures
was good, hut some eller refused
Ip part with their offerings on this
fiasis and dome was carried over.
Lorn was unchanged to a cent low
er. While and mixed were 'jc tt?
44c. lower and yellow 'Ac to lc off
for the hulk. Oats were unchanged
to ijc lower. Rye declined a cent
and barley wag easy. Wheat re
ceipts today were moderate and
other grains light.
WHEAT.
No. t hard; 1 cor. 11.80: ( cii. 11.19,
.o. z nsru: 2-3 car, 11.22; 1 or. l.:u
1 car, 11.20 (71 per cent dark): 6 cars,
11.19: 1 cur, 11.19 (smutty): rnr. 11.18
t run, I,17 (yellow); 3 car. Il.lt
(emuttyi.
No. 3 hard: 3 car. 11.19; 3 :rs 11.17
2 car, 11,17 (nmutty): 1 cur, 81.15 fsmut
ty); i rsrs, II. 1 (yellow); 1 'ars, 11.13
mmuuyi: l rr. 11.11 (suiultv): 1-s car.
$1.12 (very smutty).
No. 4 hsrd: 1 csr, $1.1J (heavy); 1 car,
$1.15 (smutty); 1 car, tf.14; 1 car, $1.13
(emutiyi.
No. 5 hard: 1 car. $1.16 fheavv. yellow):
I car. 31. J j (yellow); 1 car, II. If (yel
low).
Nnmrle hard: 1 car. $!..
No. 3 mixed: 1 rar, $1.16 (smutty).
No. 4 mixed: 1 rnr, $1.13 (smtittj),
; CORN.
No. 1 white: 1 car, 45c (speciil l.llllnf);
I car, 4Hc.
No. 1 yellow: 4 cars, 43e.
No. I yellow! 2 cars, 4'c.
No. 1 mixed: 3 cars; 44tjc.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 44".ic
, OATS.
No. 3 white: 1 car. 84ic; 2 can, 3SiC
ao. 4 wuite: i car, suci
RYE.
No.-8: 1 car. 90c (heavy); 2 tars, 94c,
No. 4: 1 car, 93c
BARLEY.
No.. 2: 1 car. 65c.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts
Wheat ...
Corn . . . . :
Today
..S.646.000
..1,014,000
.. 765.000
Yr. Ago-j
1.606.000
610.000
Oat
632,000
Shipment!
Whent ....
Corn
1,800.000
933,000
234,000
717,000
..; 383.(M)0
EXPORT CLEARANCES.
. Today
434,000
, 2,000
Oats
838.000
Yr. Ago
600,000
Wheat
Com
Oats .
4,001
CHICAGO CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Tr. Ago
Wheat H ,116 68
Corn .'... 406 " : 27 17
Oat:i ...150 155 149
KANSAS CITY CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 400 369 173
Corn ' 10 ' v .. 21
Oats 1 ' 26 21
ST. LOUIS CAR LOT RECEIPTS.:
Today Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Wheat 120 143 137
Corn 28 '2l . ?,7
Oats ..... 47 . 33 1 - 63
NORTHWESTERN CAR -LOT RECEIPTS
OF WHEAT,
; ' " Tcday Wk. Ago Yr. Ago
Minneapolis ,iltW . (04 i '.' 340
Duluth ..431 . 464 '- 233
Winnipeg ;...910.. 604 v 28.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS."
Week ;
Year
' Receipts
Wheat Today
...lis
... 26 ,
... 4,3
... 8
... 1
.us"!
i.. 24
... 9
... 1
. . '. 1
Ago
110
33
15 .
9
Ago
108
Corn
Oats
Rye
Parley
unipmente
Wheat .......
Corn .........
1.415
41
26
' 11
4
88
27
27
Oats
Ryo ,
Barlev
V.
. -J
Kansas City (.rain.
Kansas City. . Sent ..JO. Wheat Sep.
tember, $1,21,; -.December, (1.23'A; May,
Corn September, 410; December,
i tac; iuay, nzjjc..
Unseed OIL
Duluth, Sept. 10. Linseed
$2.10; to arrive, $2.10
; on track.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
Omaha Real Estat and Investments. .
JUHN T. BOH AN,
621 Paxton Blk. Atlantic 4oo.
J B ROBINSON, real eat te and Invest
tnent. 642 Peters Trust. DO. 8097.
P. E. BUCK CO. buy and sell home.
North.
BUY FROM OWNER.
Five-room; bath; full cemented base
ment; no furnace; large lot; different
Kinus ot rruit: near Kountze narlrr
$3,500: $1,800 cash; will consider light
car; balance like rent. - S707 J. 19th
St. rnone Webster 2465.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Strictly modern 8-room house on 19th
and Ohio Sts,; one extra lot; west front;
$4,200; terms. Call Jackson 4117.
FOR COLORED I have 60 house for
sale, small payment down. E. M. Davis.
2530 Grant St. Webster 2420.
FOR sale or rent flvo-room modern
house. Call after 5 p. m. 5602 North
28th Ave.
NEW bungalow, 42d and Larlmore: $4,500,
on easy terms. J A. 3566 or AT. 1810.
Central.
HOME CLOSE TO CREIGHTON
2893 CAPITOL AVE.
CORNER LOT.
Ha reception hall, living room, din
ing room and kitchen on first floor; 3
good bedrooms and bath upstairs; full
cemented basement. The best value we
have had for some time. $1,500 cash
will handle. -
HASTINGS & IIEYDEN.
1614 Harney. Atlantic 0050.
South.
FOR quick sale, & rooms, bath -snd gas.
brick cottage. $2,700. Terms. 2211
Sooth 19th. Call AT. 0032.
810 Forest Ave, dandy 6-room modern
bungalow on very reasonable terms,
Creigh. 68 Bee.- JA. 0200.
5-ROOM house and lot, $1,200.
G. P. STEBBINS. 1610 Chicago.
Miscellaneous.
EIGHT rooms, fine lot. $4,600.
G. P. STEBBINS. 1610 Chicago.
Ws Make Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
. ,. Monthly" Installment Plan,
Prepayment any time.
, Also -Lhs
on Business Properties
. .Liberal Optional Privilege.
Reasonable Comnxiasioas.
o in. X907
Omaha Produce
By Ollln.ky Fruit company:
Frulta Osnansa: per tb., 7. Orange, 2I.
160. (7.00; lTI-lon, $7.00; 250, il.o; 2l,
16.60; 114, $Vo: (en. (4.60. Lemons:
I0tf lunklet, (7.00; so choice, $6.60.
IV. he. Levels or W.lray. $1.3$; 26.
but lota, II 30: 100-bos lota, (1.26; Colo-
rauo, du... 13.15. Pr: Box Co forms
brtet!, $1.75; bog Whlngton Hart
lett. '(anry, $1.23; bog Washington Hart.
inn, choice, $3.in. Prune; (irrgon
Italian pruu, box, $1.10; 25 Oregon
Italian prune, box, $1.05; l'lO iirtxon
Italian prune, box, (1.00. Apploa: llot
Gravfnaleln. $1.25: baaket Michigan. $3.60
ba.krt Jonathan, cholcs, $3.60. Grape:
Crete Toksys, 1125; crut jJalng.i. 13.60;
basket Concord. 46c. Csntaloupfa,
Standard Rooky Ford. 13.01; flat Rocky
roras, $1.25, w atsrmolons: Crated. pr
lb.. 3c.
Vegetables Lettuce: Ilrsd, per rrotf.
$i..v; tesf, per as., 4"o. I'otutoi. oniu
per lb, 2iu; sweet potatoes, baii.p'rn
outhrrn, 12.26. Cabbage: Crate lota.
3!,io; auiatl lots, 4n. Onions: lied home
grown. Iu; yfllow Washington, 4c: yillow.
liu. LHkt, 13.60. Tomatoes: Ua.kc', 50c;
timto climax, tikt 75c. Cucumber.
(Colorado), bskt, 11.60. Paisnlp: Market
Ink:., 75o. Carrots: Markt bakt, 50c.
Heels: Market bkt, 60c. Turnip: Mar
ket bakt, 75c. Red peppers: Market
bskt, 60c; green pepper, market bakt.
50c. Kgg plant: Market bskt. mkt
Cauliflower. Per lb., 16c. Celery: Michi
gan, per doi.. 76c.
Mlscelaneoun Peanuts: 10-lb, can salt
ed. 11.60; li-lh. cartons, per t 12c; 80-11'.
pall, per lb, 12c:50-lb. carton, per lb.
114c: 175-10. bbla, per in, llu; no. l
raw, per lb, 10c; No. 1 roast, per lb, l.v;
Jumbo haw, per lb, 15c; Jumbo ronat,
per lb., l"c Repack baskets! For crate
(260). $3.5. Checkers, chums, cracKer
lack: 100 to case, iirlie. $7.00: o0 to case,
prlxe, $8.60; 100 to case, no prise, $6.76;
50 to case, no prize, $3.40.
All price subject to Chans without
notice.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts nre as
follows: No. 1 ribs. 26H! No. 2, 19Hc;
No. , 14H,e;- No. 1, lolna. 32tc; No. 2,
23ic; No. , 16 He; No. 1 round. 17 He;
No. 2. 14f-jf: No. 3. 13c: No. 1 chucks. He;
No. 2, 9c; No. 2, 7c; No. 1 plate. 6fec;
No, 2, 6c; No. 3, 3 4 c.
Progress of the Crops.
Weekly Crop Bulletin of the Agricultural
Bureau, Omaha Chamber of commerce.
The week ha been a good one for crops.
If only maturity of such crops as are al-
ready made Is co.uildered. Thnt part of
he corn belt-west of the Missouri river
has had all die sunshine and heat any
one could deelro for maturing the corn
crop. It I out of all danger from
frost and In some districts materially
damaged from premature ripening. East
of the river the Very heavy rains of Sep
tember 4 and 5 extended clear across the
Mississippi and Ohio valley and have been
ample lor all purposes, tnougn in. some
districts of Iowa they wern llwufflclent.
Probably In no OUier year ha ch lower
Missouri and the MisslssiDDl and Ohio
valleys enjoyed better crop condition than
nave come to mem since tne aevew Bum
mer drouth was broken the first week In
August. All crop have responded io such
condition ahd while much early corn was
damaged. In July and early potatoee were
nearly a failure, much of thl damage
has been repaired. The same conditions
have Improved pastures, and In the dairy
districts fall forage promises to be excep
tionally abundant The tobacco crop of
the Ohio and Tennessee valley has also
Improved under the condition and will
make a good crop. -
r an mowing has been at a stanasiiu in
most of Nebraska and Kansas during tho
week. But In many districts tms work
was so far advanced early in the season
that doubtless more than the average
acreage is ready for seed ng at this Hate,
Western Nebraska and Kansas have been
sowing for next- season's wheat crop Blnce
the last days or August, and a lew rietus
nave aireaay oeon sown in me Missouri
valley. The very heavy rains of the last
lhs week Insure Ideal conditions for
seeding the winter wheat crop except in
the districts of Nebraska and Kansas
where onlv light, showers have fallen.
The" south, has had no Improvement In
cron condition. Arksnsas. eastern OKla
noma' and northern Texas have had plenty
of 'rain for corn ahd minor crops, but
cotton will not make much of a "top"
crop and early fruiting of the cotton plant
ha been greatly damaged by insects as
well a drouth. Drouth conditions In
tbA eastern cotton belt have recently ne-
ceme so severe as to 'damage . corn - and
nenniit croon materially.
Along the Atlantic coast and In- tlie
eastern, states the high temperatures ot
the week have been somewhat unfavorable,
thnnfiii moid nroaresa was possible with
all farm operations. In tho Chesapeake
bay district all crops have surrered iroin
drouth except perhaps, sweet potatoes,
this crop being generally reported above
average. ." , - '
The mountain Rtates have had a large
variety of weathcrt Bome snow having
fallen In high altitudes In Montana, and
frost In other districts.-. ; Showers did,
some, damage to haying operations and
fruit harvesting. . But tnese are oniy
local- effect. The mountain states seldom
have had better crop conditions. Ranges
have been, above average aU season, and
live stock Is In belter condition than
n.iioi a., i neen bv the much umaller pro.
portion of culls and feeders among the
stock sent to mantel." narvesiiiis aim
threshlg Is practically completed tnrougli
out tho northern belt of- Spates though
there 1 still a mall amount of grain
standing In Washington,". That Htnte re
ports a good yield of oata a very unusual
thing this year. ' ' ' '. , ",
' The apple crop of the northweat is ma
turing into a very' good one and the
peach crop of the lnter-mountaln states
Is better IhAnVearly expectations though
there has bees -some Joss from local
storms in "Utah. -
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
Art I Open. I High. I Low t Close. I Yes.
Wht I I I
Sep. 1.23 1.34 1.30
Dec 1.86 l.ZTA 1.32
1.36 ......
May 1.12 1.42 1.37
1.41;.....
Rye l
Sep. I 1.09H 1.10 1.0S
Dec. 1.11 1.14 1.11
1.13 K j
May 118 1.19 J 1.16
Corn I ) 1
Sep. .65 .65 .54 U
Dec. ' '.'56 " ' '.'sVi' ' ".tilt
(. .sen .'.
May . .601 .60S .59?,
,60jl... ,...
Oats J ' .
Sep. .38 f .58. .27
.3'......
Dec .41 Hi .43 .40
.41! i...
Mar .46 .46 '4 .4
Pork I . ,'
Sep. ll 118.00 117.70 :
Lard I I I
Sep. 11.10 111.10 11.10 '
Oct 1107 111.17 11.7
Jan. 7.85 jlO.OO 9.90
Rib I
Sep. 8.10 8.10 . 8.10
Oct. S.26 $.27 8.20
1.S0
1.32 i
1.32
1.37
1.38
1.08
1.11
.
1.S3
1.36
1.35
1.4114
1.41
1.09
1.13
.54i
.64
.58 I
.54 'i
.59!
.63
.65
.55V4
.66
.50
.60
.40
.40
.45
.41 U
M
.45 i
.45
1.00 117.(0
1111S
!U.i0
I 9.75
I
I 8.20
I 8.39
11.17
9.75
8 10
$.20
Omaha Hsy Market
u.w nefnt light rood Se-
mand for better grades: Price higher.
Alfalfa Receipts nominal. iir ""
prices higher. . ,
strsw l.ixnt receipt. """'?y ,
No. 1 upland prairie hsy. $!!?'!?
UA 4 nrelrl hT. I9.50OIS:
No. S opland pralrl. hay $7 80 1? 8 60 . N.
1 midland pralrt ha-r. $11 012.00: Na
midland prnln hny.- $S.SO10.0; No.
midland prairie hay. I7.9f .; no
lowland pralrl hay. $s.o9.00; No. 2
lowland pralrh? hay, $7.00i .0O; chiHc
alfalfa hey, $18.l!919.tH): No. I alfalfa
ha. $16.c,01T.on: atandard alfalfa hay.
t ir,OHfllie.: co. 3 iraua nav. . voxr
i 11.00; N" 3 ltlfa bay. $7.0nurl.00; oai
I straw. (S.fOffSOO: wheat straw, 1 7.00
(.90. . .
Dec Want Ads Produce Results.
Drawn for The Bee by McManui
OprtM IVfl lairnwlNiaai aee-vir
Live Stock
C'lnali. Sept, 10,
Receipt wrt
Cattl Hug Sh.op
Official Monday.
.11.029
$.:$
991
7,u3
4,B
3.125
2. 0d
1.4.'4
(.4l
29.6117
11.264
.624
llftlclil Turdy
;.9!o
official Wednedy. (.(14
Official Tlmreday... 3.653
Official Friday 1,433
KMImut Saturday,. $0')
Sis day thl wk... .30,(20
Hum day lt k...2l 14
Mam day 3 wk sgo.33.Sl
Ham iliy 3 wk ago.34,76
bam day year ago.. 32,51$
2I.140 113.417
26.414 117.294
11,97 106,1411
11.201 I0.H7I
26.32 106,419
Receipts snd dlapcslllou nf llvs trw-k
at the Union Stork yard, ninaha. Neb.
for 21 hours ending st ( p. in, iitplembtir
iv, jr.i:
I'.nCEIPTS CARS.
Cat. Hg.
Wnbah It. II 2
Mo. Ity 3 ...
Union Pacific Railroad
C. N. W. I(allwy. rat ...
C. A .V. W. Hallway, west .
i.', HI. P.. M. O. Ry
C, H. & g. Hy.. et
C, II. s) J. Itnl'way. weal ,
C, H. & O. Ry, east ....
C, It. 1', weat
C, U. W. ItallwayV
Total receipts
13 43
Hog.
.... 150
Armour & Company
Cudahy Packing Coinpuny ,
Hold Packing Company ..,
Morris Packing Company ,,,
Hvvlft A Company
6ii4
.... 402
.... 22
... 833
... 626
... 41
...2,431
J. W. Murphy
Higglns Packing Company .,
Total
Caltle Today's cattle market wis nomi
nal, lion of Ihe 300 head, received being
on sale. Tutul receipts for the week nro
30.600. Corn feds have been very plenti
ful for thl lime of the year and most
classes aro anywhere from 60c ll.t'O
loaer for the week. Heavies were off
moat, whllo a few of the good to prime
light steers are nearly steady. W'eetern
are steady to 25o higher for the week, good
kinds abowtng the gain. Feeders are fully
steady and light stockers are mostly 25o
higher. Heifer have a (I veil red 5tic. nut
cow closed dull, losing the strength noted
earlier In the week.
Quotation oh Cattle Choice to prime
beeves, $n. 7549.50; good to choice beevea,
$8,256 S.76; fair to good beeves, $7.75o
8.25: common to fair beeves. $7.0007.26;
choice to prim yearling, 19.75910 25:
I f u l ''n' "'"1?"' ?i"u" "' " r
1 1?. -f rT.2Sr2 ffiTa sS 9?- J?t?ii?,K!n2S 2
J?" .'iVA .'J10'. pJl!
good to choice yearlings, $9.00ii9.76: fair
beeveJ, $7.0ii(8 8.00; good to choice graa
beeves, I6.00irti.60: fair to good graas
beeves, I." 25ftG.no; -common to fair grass
beeves, $4.25015.25; Mexicans, I1.00&4.76;
choice grars heifers, $6.006.50; fair to
good gran heifer. $4.505.76; choice to
prime grass cows. $5.266j5.75; good to
choice grass cow. $4.7Sii$6.25; fair to
good grass cow. $4.00r4.60; common to
rair grass cow. I2.nos4.00; choice to
prime feeder, $6.7507.50; good to choice
reeaer. se.zow6.76; fair to good feeders,
.5.50f6.10; common, to fair feeder. $4.76
'.iv; goon to choice stacker. $6.25j
6.75; fair to rood stockers. $5.50016.25
common to fair stockers, $4.506.60:Tstock
cow, .i.vu.2i; stocic neirer. ri.oow
e.iie; stock calve. It.t0i7..5; val calves,
$5.0oe10.00; bulls, stags, etc. $1.6003.25
Hogs The week 1 closing tb usual
small Saturday run of hog, about 2.800
head. Trade was fairly active snd most
of the hogs sold at small advances. Aver
age prices were quoted about 1015c
higher with ome of the better huss show
ing tne run iulvance early. Late and clou
Ing trade in heavies was rather quiet at
prices about Ilka tho n.iirl vinterdflv.
Bst light hogs made a top ef IS.S5 and
riuiK or ino receipts eoirt irom 4.bij'a-i.l'n.
No very great change has occurred In the
marget, as compared With a week ago.
but the tendency to values has been a
little easier snd current prcies show a
less of about 1525o for the weeit
No. Ar, Sh. Tr. No. Av. Sh.
Pr.
6 40
6 55
6 65
6 75
7 25
7 75
8 55
8 50
S 85
52. .346 210 6 35 27. .312
27. .308
63. .306
54. .331
66. .277
71. .269
49. .163
78. .215
57.. .218
6 60
6 60
6 70
7 00
7 40
8 00
8 35
8 75
46.. 334
59. .327
44. .821
66. .270
70. .236
74. .250
46. .187
68. .223
170
140
70
40
120
49
110
Sheep No
sheep
or lambs were rs-
celved today' and values were nominally
steady. Receipts during -the past week
have been about normal and packers have
been buying fat lambs freely with trend
to prices higher. Killing lambs show an
advance of about $1.00 over a week og.i,
fat sheep are about 60c higher and. feed
ing lambs also show a. 50a rain. Best
fat lambs are closing at $8.76 9 00, good
fat ewes are selling up to $2.50, aged
wether up to $4.25. fat handy yearlings
up to 15.00 5. 2 5. and good feeding lambs
are bringing $6.5007.00. Feeder trade was
more active during the early part of the
weeit man on, late days..
" Quotations on sheen: Fat lambs, west
ems, $7.7509.00: feeder lamba, $6.00
7.00: cull lambs. $4.605.60: fat year
lings, $4.60 jj)5.25; feeder yearlings. $4.00ig
4.75; fat ewes, $2.253.S0; feeder ewe?,
I2.00S2.8S: vbreeding ewes. 53.00 ft 3.00
cull ewes, 75ct&$i.25.
. Chicago Live 8tk.
Chicago. Sept. 10. (U. 8. Burtau jf
tr-l.n, T 1 ... .. K enil I.ABrl
Market compared with a week ago: Heavy
beef steers, 604176c lower; spots off more;
others steady to 2"5c lower; fat she stock,
mostly steady; low priced, closing weak;
canners -and cutters, weak to 25c lower;
bulls, 2550c higher: bolognas up most;
veal calves, 75c$1.00 lower; heavy calves,
$1. 60612.00 lower; stockers and feeders.
steady to 26c lower.
Hogs Receipts, 3,000 head; market,
steady to lOo lower than yesterday's
average; better' grade showing most r.f
decline; top, $9.25; bulk lights nnd light
butchers, .$8.769.10; bulk packing rows,
I6.764ji7.35; pigs, steady; bulk desirable,
18.258.50.
Sheep Receipts, 3,000 head. Market
compared with a week ago: Fat lambs,
around $1.00 higher; fat sheep and year
ling, 60?5c higher; -feeder lambs, 259
50c higher.
St. Louis Live Stock.
East St. Louis. III., Sept. 10. Cattle-
Receipts 350 head; market compared to
week ago. steers, steady to 60c lower;
light yearling and cows, steady to 2c
ower: canners, easier; light veal calves.
steady; heavy calves, $1.00$?2.00 lower.
Hogs Receipts. 1,000 head; market ac
tive; practically steady; some sales. 10 to
23o higher: lop, $9.50; bulk light weight.
I9.26(t 9.4: heavies, load here, about 230
pounds, brought $9.25; packer sows.
strong, mostly at $6.75; light light and
pigs, steady to 36c lower; quality medium;
clearance good.
Sheep and Lamb Receipt, none: no
trading: market compared to week ago
60 to $1.00 higher. -
, Slonx City live Stork. '
1 Sioux City, la.. Sept 10. Cattle Re
ceipts, 275 head: market, steady; fed
steers and yearlings, $6.50(5 1 0.0"; grass
cows and helfero, $3.00$6.50; beef steer,
16. 50479.60; gram cows and yearling. 6.00
07.00; fat row and heifers, $4.00 s.0;
canners, $2.50(12.76: veal. ll.ove9.0";
feeder. $4.6066.50: calves. $3.6j.50;
feeding cow and heifers, $3.004 6.00.
Hog Receipt. 3,000 head; market,
steady. 25c lower: light $8.OS8.75: mixed
$7.0008.00; heavy, $6.2507.50: bulk of
sales. I6.757.76.
Sheep Receipts, none.
Kansas CHy lira Stock.
Kansas City, Sept 10. (U. P. Bureau
of Market.) Cattle Receipt. 1.400 for
week; beef steers, generally teady to 2ec
lower; stocker. etrong to 2o higher:
other rlasae. mostly steady.
' Hogs Receipt. 169 head; market gen
erally tedy with yesterday' average;
ale conlt of two luad of 19. pound
to 105 pound hog t $. and a few
throwout sow at $6.25; amall bunch of
stuck pigs. $8.25. , .
Sheep and I-amb No receipts For
week: Sheen mostly Sac higher; lambs.
I ac lo $1 higher. -
American Finns .
Make Strong Bid
For German Trade
National ;h ltrp'.tfr Co.
Opm lluropfan Factory
Importation of Oil Vrotl
ucU Rfsumctl.
By HOLLAND.
N'ot unite a year ago a ttraimf
which carried a large amount of ma
chinery and riiuiimu-nt er.t from
the United States to aid in the re-.
lahlishinent in liermany of the Na-
tiunal l'ah Krgittrr facto-n.- was
held ui) at Hamburg. TIim' uurliin-
try and equipment rrpreciitd ahout
$JiK),(Ki0. Germany at first put an
viiihargG tiioii tlie discharge t thw
tiitiiiiiitut und machinery. .N't't until
some weeks had Pei did the su-
thoiiutive Uiard of Gerninny raise
the cintiargo and permit the en
trance of this machinery.
.ov tin American iiidiMrrv is
eomiilctiiig a lurgr new f?clcry in
Cicriuany which i to MiiiptiMiient tin;
manufacturing plant liutiulit a little
over a year afto. It i the first
American industry to he rer ublih.
ed in Germany since the Lutein an
war bt Ran. 1 hn entertirie it now
lollowcd hy the arrival at Hamburg
of an ocean tank Meamcr, the Atlan
tic Sun, whose cargo consisted in
art of J.000 tons of refined oil con
signed to a Gcrmau-Amci'ican pe
troleum company. (
Th Ch Iteglaler people r-rmbliht
their plant In lh lalv fall of lrt yar.
Th O-nniin-Anorlian I'l-trolcum rum
pany received nnAugut I, lx yaara In
day fruin Ibe beginning of tn world
war, thi first ren.lgnineiit nf American
refined uil. In addition to th refined
oil lh steamer carried t.OOi ton at
I'upthn. Tin, however, was iurchsed
by Hie German government winch still
maintain exclusive control uf th naptba.
trade.
IXabll.hr Oil Delivery Hj.tr m,
11 mu.t have bn very gratifying to
Walter Clarke Teagle tu be able to report
tu the company uf which he la piealdent
that the cxpurt lu Hamburg of I.U00 tons
01 rifinod oil point lo tho rcslcirntlou
uf normal conditions In the i.tl Indus
try in (lermany. Mr. Teagle In Ger
many at tho time of tho outbronk, of the
vorld war. 11 w there for the purpoie
o( perfecting the ileliry syeteri whlcn
had been so sucueasfully adopted through
out th United MUit.. lie oetablinlu-'t
receiving and diatrbutluc station lu th
clllw of Germany. He peraonully uP'
e'rlntended thi work, often riding
through the treets upon tho deliver),
cats. Tho- wer of tho nam type
the delivery car whloh are now een
in everv Amerlcon city and which carry
oil and it various product direct!.
from t manufacturers to the wholes1
or to the retailer. ,
-, ' Trouble in Dresden.
Dresden was the only city In frermnaJ'
lo plac obstacle in Mr. Teagle' way.
The city authorities would not st first
tolerate the driving of these tank car
through the public streets. Mr. Teagle,
making use of much skillful but jvholly
honorable diplomacy, at last penruaded lh
eity authorities that Instead of being an
annoyance delivery In this manner would
be to the benefit of the community. The
war came before Mr. Teagle flnlabed h
work In Europe. It of course put a
to all trado relations with the Unite--States.
Mr. Teagle returned to this
country, became president of the Imper
ial company of Canada, which is a ub
aid'ary of the Standard Oil of New Jer
sey, nnd later was chosen president Of
the Standard Oil company of New Jer-
Beforo Mr. Teagle went to Mexico
with four other oil men who hoperl
through friendly conferences to reach
agreement with shs Mexican government
whereby the frlotlon and unsatisfactory
oil situation can be ended, h learned of
the arrival at Hamburg of the tank
streamer with 3,000 tons of refined oil.
Mr. Teagie's friends say that lie I con
fident that in duo time s, very large
business will , be established In Germany.
Germany poseead only two oil fields.
One of them Is In Alsace and that on
sr. has lost, the other I In Hanover, bnc
ihe total production of the oil field
wos comparatively small.
Ir. oil Germany win. produce probably
not more than 40.000 tons of oil a year.
She v.i iherefoie bo dependent upon im--oirts
.of oil and win have need of lard;
amounib tain year if her Industries nre
Hpeedel UI) t-J tlto cr.pi.city whisti lb
German jfoverimieii expects. -Turning
to America.
Probably 75 per cent of the petroleiin
mid Us products of which Germany l
tn need will bo imported from the Lnlted
States The very profitable field for tho
oil Industry which Germany offers was
recognized 20 years ago. Then a company ,
was organized known as the Dutch-Aiwer-
Ican to give tne r,ngil.in rraoaiauon io ino
name whoso business was . to ne in
handling of the American oil products.-
Hamburg was cnosen s we, Taain oi-
fice for tlila corporation. - That Vfiolco
was made because there Is no part in the
world that lias better taeiiuio ror han
dling imports of oil than llamburs'
possesses.- Large areas along tho shores
of the Elbe river are soon to be occupied
exclusively with tho handling of oil and
because It is to be so occupied it has re
ceived tho local name of the "petroleum
nori." Probably n many a 150.000 tons
of refined oil will be exported from the
United States to Germany In, the preeent
year. But as soon as Germany recovers
herself the import will probably be eight
times a 150,000 tons.
ii the re-establlsbment of tho National
( Cash" Register plant in Berlin in No
vember of last year Identified the re
newal of American larlustry In Germany
so now the arrival of a tank ateamer
with 3,000 tons of refined oil at Ham
burg is the second nf the largo Ameri
can Industrie to re-establish Itself In
Germany.
New York General.
New York, Sept; 10. Corn ileal Mar
ket dull: fine white. and yellow granu
lated. $1.75 1.90. .
Wheat Spot, niariet steady; No. S red,
$1.45: No. 2 hard, $1.42; No. 1 Man
ttoha. $1.60. and No. 2 mixed durum,,
$1.S9, c. i. f. track New York to arrive.
Corn Spot, market steady; No 2 yel
low t 77c; No. 2 white, 78c, and No.
2 mixed, 77!ic, c. I. f. New York, 10
day shipment.
Onta-Spot, market steady; No. 2 white,
51 e.
Lard Market barely steady; middle
west. (ll.SOtt 11.60.
Other articles unchanged..
' Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis. Sept. - 10. Flour Un
changed to 20o higher. In car load lots
family patents, quoted at $8.768.95 a
barrel in 98-pound cotton sacks.
Bran $14.00015.00.
Wheat Recelpta.616 cars compared with
348 cars a year ago. Cash Nu. 1 north
ern, $1.60; September, 11.41!.; Decem
ber, (1.40T4; May. 1.43i.
Corn No. 9 yellow, ttiijwiiic,
Oats No. 3 white, 33551.c.
Barley 43J 60.
Rye No. 2, $1.02ff 1.03.
St. Joseph Live Stock.
St. Joseph, Sept 10. Cattle Kecelpts.
100 head; market, nominal; sie -rs u
0 9.60: row and heifers. .i..v.
calves, $5.0 9.00;
stockers and feeders,
Hogs Receipt. 2.100 head:
tenilv to lfc higher; top, $8.0
market,
bulk nf
sales. $6.&S.50. - ,
Sheep Receipts. l." !": nulrk
nominal; lambs, $7.758.. 5; ewes, $3.00
4 3.75. , -
New York Sugar.
New York. S-pt. 10. The local mar
ket for raw sugar was unchanged at
4 37c for r entrlfugal for Porto Klco's .i
4 86c for'uba's. No sale were reported,
although' there were offerings of Tone
Hico st 4.37c. '
Kaw sugar luiurue lin.l price Wfr.
unchnged to 1 point net higher. Sep
tember closed at 2.80c; December et
S.iSc; March at 3.41c, and May at
2.9t)c '
Turpentine and Koala.
Savannah, Sept 10. Turpentine Mar
ket firm; 64c; sate. 131 bbla.; receipts,
43 bbls; shipments. 13 bbla.; stock. 19.
IK bble.
Rosin Market firm; sale. 616 ca.k.;
receipts, UK rk: shipments, 1,614
cask: tock. 74.915 cask.
Ouote: D. $4.0; E, $4.05: F, $1.1$; O.
M;i; II, $4.25: I. 4. M, $1.50; N.
$4.60; WG. $5.00: WW. 15.60.
' St. LJ Orala.
St. loir's. Sept. IS. Wheal. September,
$1,211; ixscember, $1.31 bid.
I Corn September. 52 Sc; December,
!$2c.
I Oata September. 3Tc; December. tl'iK
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