Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIE OMAHA
SEPTEMBER
STTXD A V HTsR-
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REAL ESTATE
RANCH l,A.M)S rOR tALH
t'nlnrada
'oatlnnesl.
Colorado Lands in the
Famous
Greeley District
CHEAP IRRIGATED LANDS.
ACRKfl FIX MII.K8 FROM. ORKE
MOT. FIRST-CLARrt WATER RIGHTS
IN OLD DITCH. WITH EXTRA RESER
VOIR RIGHT; WILL SELL FOR 40 PER
ACRE ON TKRM8 OF ONE-EIGHTH
CASH, BAtANCE tm fER TEAR FOR
; (EVEN TBAR8 AT a PER CENT INTER.
KflT; THIS 18 THE CHEAPEST PIECE
i of land in weld county.
80 acres near the new town of
oiix;rest, kist-class water
right. with eoctra reservoir
right; will sell for p per
; acre, and give good terms.
a.OUO ACRES
SUB-IRRIGATED LAND. BTERfl STA
TION. 4.1 MILES EAST OF DENVER, ON
V. P. R. R.. A KIN 13 BODY OF AGRI
. CULTURAL LANDS; JUST THE THING
TO CUT UP IN SMALL TRACTS AND
COIjONIZE; WILL SELL THE ENTIRE
TRACT. WITH PAID-UP WATER
RIGHTS IN CLARK AND JAMES DITCH
AT A BARGAIN. ON SMALL ANNUAL
. PAYMENTS, AND GIVE RELEASE
CLAUSES AS UNO IS SOLD.
IF YOU WANT A BODY OF LAND TO
BELL IN SMALL TRACTS THAT WILL.
BC.LJL, ON BIGHT, SEE ME.
E. U ALEXANDER, OWNER,
1811 Welton St.. penver, Colo.
(201-664 Ix
For Sale Coloiado Land.
23,000 ACRES
in weia CO., V miles from V. P. R. R.
station, 30 miles north of Greeley, the
county seat of Weld Co., the richest agrl
vuuurai county in Colorado $6 an acre
jor enure tract, one-third cash; deeded
land; no mineral or oil reserve; title per-
A. W. BARBOUR.
1025 17th St., Denver, Colo. (20)-M949 6x
j?-ok BALIS Four sections of choice land
In eastern Colorado, near Deertail on the
union racmc it. n. A good Investment
A snap Bargain if bought soon. Easy
nuy irom owners ana save agents
. commissions. Address C. S. Blcklesteel,
Boulder. Colorado. (20) 5M lx
Kansas.
wainulu Agents to represent us In the
jmie oi our Kansas landa. Write for par
' tlculars. Globe Land and Investment Co.
Omaha. Nb. f3Q 12
ta.w. . '
ji.ii ir you want a nne rural home, well
located, buy this hlshly Improved 200-
acre rarnx near city-' of S.ono. only GO
Williamsburg. Kan. (20) M15S S12x
. NcSraskaw
40 Acres--$200 Per A.
' i Mile From
South Omaha
We have personally examined this land
nd believe It to he the heat hrr0in
near this city. No good land nPNC It frr-
J ii .S ' BmI mu,:h of 11 "'W at m
yr, UB, i imroKfn prairie soil
CrV.f""l? ",rlnK wa,er: ilKhtly and
beautiful. For sheep or hog feeding, gar
dening, rult or alfulfa this land and loca-
ii . . lr etioa to alfalfa
it
'-"" i jensi mi tons, worth
Snarket tl,600 to $2.(K). The land
on this
can be
j i up aim sold in 1 to 6
acre tracts at a
,,ruin, out would be better to hold
vT,7t.?rnt- ,hB ci,y Krowing that
way and this property rapidly Increasing In
value. Will sell either hklf at same pHce
J. H. DUMONT & RON,
' - 108 Farnam St.. Omaha, Neb
' (20
SARPY COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE
This farm consists of 3n
acres of land, about 4 miles
south of South Omaha; is well
improved with two good sets
of buildings, one barn for 14
head of horses and about 25
head of cattle, one barn for 8
bead of homes, good granary
and large corn crlh. about ax
bearing apple trees, grove of
black walnut and elm trees,
runnmg water and good
pring; ISO acres cultivated, 30
acres In hay and ft) acres in
pasture, land Is rolling but not
hilly, all fenced and cross
fenced. Price. ,110 per acr.
Otily about tio.ltfno cash re
quired to handle this proposi
tion. This would make an ex
cellent feeding farm for South
Omaha stockman.
For further Information, In
quire of
GEORGE & CO.,
Exclusive Agents,
1601 Farnam St.
(20
ACRE farm, all rich bottom Ian id
eated one mile from Benkelman, Dundy
county, Nebraska, on main line of B. i
M. railroad, being the east half and the
southwest quarter of section IS. township
1, range 87. AU fenced, cedar posts, with
three and seven wires; 300 acres In culti
vation, balance hay land and pasture. All
first-class aull, adapted for all kinds of
crops, especially alfalfa and bueta. Water
right goes with land. , There are average
farm building and Improvements on the
place. Price. per acre; 16,000 cash, bal
ance easy terms,
- O. A. HAGEN8ICK.
1 O St., Lincoln. Neb. 20)-61 Jg
(WU have for sale over 6.0U0 acres of first
class farm land In Douglas. Washington
. and Sarpy counties. Neb., some of which
we can exchange for city property. We
' also have a lar-e list of good farm land
In western Nebraaka at $.VU0 p,r a. re
and up. McMenemy & Hiker, Bee
Bldg., Tel. Doug. 612. W)-59 1
1 ACRES tn Madison county. Neb.; good
house, fine barn, good improvements,
fenced and cross fenced. Owner wants
larger farm and will sell or exchange.
Address J. W. Fitagerald, 836 N. Y. Life
(20)-551 1
jTIR8T-CLAB9 Nebraska farms and ranches
Iir homes or investment. Bemis, Omaha,
(Si Hi
SAU: ? Mo r.h i.u. .v.- ...
i, T , " ...... . i, -. iion i n i loll
couniv,
nroruaa. six acres tlnber,
one-fourth sold for WO.
E. Hansell, H14 Downy
adjoining
Addreas
Ave.. Los
17 ACRE tract, unimproved, adjoining Blair
bargain: 2H acres level, improved, ad
joining Blair. $1.6.0: 7-room rel.len.e, beat
location. $1,800, in Blair. Kemp.
- () 92 1
A SNAP
For 80 days, lrti-n-re f,
rm. $3,aro.
J. T. CAMPBELL.
Dlchtield, Neb.
(20) M50 T
FOR BALK OR RENT Fine S acre Mis
souri bottom farm K miles north of Blair
ror particulars, Kemp, Blair. (20 689 1
WH have
for
sale at 840 ner mm
proved form in Douglas county. Neb.
McMenemy Rlker, . Bee Bldg.. Tel.
. REAL ESTATE
FIRM AI) HAXH L.A.NU FOR 8ALR
Nebraska
lontlaaen.
HO ArilKJV-Wsshlnirton county, southwest
or Herman, $7 per acre, snap. Kemp,
l'-lair. (301-W1 1
th Dnkattn.
OUT THET GO.
Tou can always find good, rich wheat
land mid Juat the kind of a stork farm
you want hy selttnr from our luo.noo-srre
Trari In the famous Hettinger rounty
worth naknta; go out and see It; look us
up. William H. Brown Co., Rlchardton or
Manrian or Mott. North Dakota, or 131 I .a,
Bulla St.. Chloago, 111. M352 S27
WANTED 100 men to buy cheap deedo.l
land, relinquishments or city property In
Burnley Co.. 8. D.: Rood anil, water and
timber; correspondence solicited. Ray
Howerman, Real estate Broker, KsdoKa,
B. U. (20) Mill XX
Teiaa,
THE campaign Is on strain for Texas
lands. During the summer months we
have laid up, although othnr land com
panies have been taking thousands of
people Into Texas. September 1 we will
commence to run our regular weekly ex
cursions and want a bunch or ' live
agents. We would like to arrange for
good, live firms to take the state agency
for us In Iowa. Illinois, Indiana, Kan
sas, Nebraska and Missouri. We havo
a very attractive proposition for hustling
isna men. we nave good equipment
good land, prices are right, commis
sion liberal. Write us for our advertis
ing mutter and further particulars. Now
Is the time. Texas and Southwest Colo
nization. Cor. Third and Nicollet, Mln
neapolis, Minn. (20)
RECEIVER'S SALE
October 1st. lfiflT, at Richmond, Fort
Bend County. Texas, the assets of Brazoria
irrigation Company, comprising complete
rloe irrigation plant, houaea, etc., 17.500
acres or nrst-class rice and farming lands
crossed by four railroads and within short
distance of the cities of Houston and Gal
veston. Tin Inoulro of
MARION DOUGLAS, Receiver,
Galveston, Texas.
(20)-
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST The Panhan
dle of Texas Is receiving more attention
than any other section of the United
States. More money and more people are
going there than to any other place on
the map.
It has the finest SOIL the finest WATER
-the finest CLIMATE.
Get away from the severe cold of your
winters and the wet and muchly fall and
spring. The farmers can plow every
month In the year in the PANHANDLE.
e have 200.000 aorea that have been espe
daily selected. At the rate this country
Is filling up this tract won't be on the
market long.
Money Invested NOW will double Itself In
one year s time. We sell land on ten
yeara' time IN ANY QUANTITY (164
acres up.
HE1TZEBERO BROS. & CO..
S20 New Tork Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
(20) 662 lx
WE HAVE 160,000 acres of the best wheat,
corn and alfalfa land on God's green earth
and will sell It In tracts to suit. 160 acres
up, and on 10 years' time. This land is
located In northern Texas, where every
body prospers and where they raise every
thing that is raised north of the Mason
and Dixon line.
Want good, substantial men with a rep
utation for honesty and Integrity and in
dividual success to represent us In your
section. P. O. Box 2S4, Kansas City. Mo.
(20) 56S lx
TEXAS EXCURSION.
Tuesday, Beptember 8, wo run an ex
cursion to Brownvltle, Tex. We have our
own car and serve meals. Rates very low.
The Gulf Coast of Texaa Is the winter
vegetable garden of America. Buy now
while land Is low and make your fortune.
Call or addrees,
TEXAS LAND & IMMIGRATION CO.,
640 Bee Bulding.
(20)-?44 S
TEXAS PANHANDLE
A real farming country: write for Informs.
tlon about cinps and prices of land. J. W.
Rasp Co., 438 Paxtnn Blk., Omaha, Neb. (20)
Mlscellanrows
Cheap Land Jacobson & Co.. 935 N. T. U
(20)-M4G5 829
FOR 8AI.E Get a homestead on United
States government land before the good
Innd Is all taken. More than six nun
dred millions of acres of U. S. govern
ment land including agricultural, timber,
grazing, mineral, oil, coal, stone, moun
tainous, desert, arid, Irrigated, swampy,
etc., located In twonty-nve states and
territories. Briefly described by counties
In book containing over 80 pages, with
full Information of how to secure lands
from the government, under homestead
law and by purchase. Mailed postpaid
for one dollar. Address P. G. O'Hara,
Box117,Bloomlngton. III. (20) MW8 7x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN
Get our rates and ttrrn8 before arranging
iui a 11 un I'muim rem eaiaie.
GARVIN BROS., 1604 t am am
(22)-
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Pax ton Block.
Utt) 421
$1,000,000 to LOAN on buslneas and resi
dence properly in Omaha; lowest rates
no delay. Thomas Brennan, Room 1, N.
T. Life. (22)-41$
WANTED City loans.
R. C. Peters ft Co.
(22 C3
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
1 nomas, oun ruxi National Bank Bldg.
v (22) 414
LOANS on improved Omaha property.
u tveere K. Hi. Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg
(2J1-415
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
rarnam ouuin & v;o., 1S20 Farnam St.
(22) 417
$500 TO 850,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates:
uv wwi. vuinvm iinucs., isu6 rARNAH.
' (22)-41S
$20,000 PRIVATE money to loan: no de.
tay. a. a. onerwooa, 137 N. Y. L. B;.
(21) J440I $1
PRIVATE MONKY-F. D. Wend, 1620 Doug.
(2!) 419
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Investment Co.
(22) 2C
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT good 7 or 8-room house, full lot,
no runiii's, no Darn. Cash reasonable
price. A. W. Anderaon, 2830 Capitol Ave.
"Phone Harney 3689. (23) M687 Sx
WANTED to buy house and lot. K nr
rooms. Must be south of Uavrnwnnh at
ami west of 7th St.
Will pay 82.fK cash.
Add rem F liiO. Bee.
(231-M679 2x
ABOUT 10
acres near small
town In east-
ern Neb.
Address W 154.
tlMJ MUJ LX
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED to nnnnnn
$l."O0 to enlarge a good ravine bualnasa
with prlvlltge to reduce loan yearly. Ad
d ress W T.6. Ilee. f24 291
WANTED TO CUY
WANTED To buy seoond hand furmt,,
cook and healing stoves, carpets lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feather, bed pillow ouill
and all kinds of tool; or will buy the
furniture of your houae complete Th
highest prices paid Call tho right muni
T.l. Douglas SJU. 126)-M368
WANTKD-A g.)d. gentle family horse
and buggy; either surrey. . ,giu rod
wagon or a lop, one-seated rig. Inuulra
at once of the-Weatern Artificial Umb
irPOon- JT2i; 5 Uroadwav. room.
4U2-404. Counc il Bluffs. a-M477 Six
CARD CAB NET of 16 to' 25 drawers for
card 3x5 Inches; state price; irmat hi
cheap. Address L 682. Be. ' Siaj'
CASH paid
"lives, etc
for
second hand
No. 16tb St.
clothing.
Tel. Rrd
(2S)-as
CASH paid for old books. Crane-FYv rvT"
813 S. 14th. Pklo. DoualariSaT
WANTED A, small Job urinll.. -
wttb type, M. West. AuboTn "vZZ
j te) M104 4(
ROLLEK
r
desk, oh air. offics r,ru
CaU Wt
iatti X&j Mini mix
1
WANTED TO BUY
(Continued.)
WANTED A stock of hardware and im-
Slementa; location not material. O. P.
hoff. Missouri Valley, la. (26 Idifl I
WANT to buy profitable
Address J-183, care Be.
retail business.
(25) H 1
WANTED to buy; shelving and show casea.
Sam A. Adler, ISth and Farnam streets.
(26) HIV) 1
WANTED TO RENT
WANTEID Large front room or two
smaller ones connecting, with board, In
private family, by business woman. Must
be desirable location. References. Ad
dress Y 177. Bee. (26 MaOT 6x
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in good neighborhood. Ad
dress J 43, Bee. (20) MSM 31
EXPERIENCED graduate osteopath wants
rooms and board in exchange for serv
ices. Addrees T 212. care Bee.
(2W M411 4x
WANTED 6 or 6 room cottage or flat by
young couple. State price and location.
Address J. A. Smith, General Delivery,
city. (26)-M416 x
WANTED By two laiHes. two or three
unfurnished rooms, modern, within walk
ing distance. Address C 122, care Bee.
(24) 436 lx
WANTED Two or three furnished rooms
for housekeeping by a teacher and
mother. Address J 128, Bee.
(2G M498 1
WANTED TO RENT Furnished house not
' less than eight rooms. Best of references
given. Address O 168. Bee.
(26) 731 lx
YOUNG gentleman employed in office
would like roommate; desirable location;
walking distance. Address N 167. Bee.
(26-M7U Sx
WANTED 4 or 6-room cottare, furnished.
Address L 130, care Bee. (2S)-8 lx
WANTED SITUATION
EXPERIENCED office man wants small
et of books to keep; all or part time.
Address E 141. Bee. (27) M69 Slx
YOUNG man wants place to work
board and room while attending 11.
college. 'Phone Douglas 19H4. (27)
YOUNG man wants place to work for board
wnue attending school, noyies coiiege.
Tel. Douglas 18S4. ()-M107
LADY wishes housework between 8 and 4
o'clock. 2132 N. 27th. upstairs.
(27) M506 lx
WANTED Position as assistant cashier;
four years' experience; Al references.
Box 677. Wayne. Neb. (27)M512 6x
EDUCATED young man
wishes outside
position. 3221 Corby.
(27) M506 lx
WANTED Three to six months' position
bv young man experienced In both city
and country banking; can furnish beat of
references and expect gooa salary, tu a
Packard, Rolla, N. D. (27)-M636 7x
SITUATION by colored man and wife in
private family; permanent. 1612 N. 21st St.
' (27) M62S Sx
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Satlinl from Vanooarver. B. C.
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CHICAGO UUALX 'AS O PROVISION
Wheat Market is Strung em Deutaad
lor Uxiwrt
CHICAGO, Aug. iL-lhe wheat market
' strong today because of a good de
mand for exports ami reported bullish con.
aitlona in Luroiie. At tne close December
Wheat ,as Vn-lo higher. Corn was un
changed. Oats were up l74i2c Provisions
were oc lower to 6c higher.
Prices In the wheat market were strong
ana higher at the opening, because of the
continued excellent demand for cash wheat,
Higher cables and a generally good de
mand from commission houses. Tlio llqui
udiion or tne September option was not
luctor In today's market. The export de
mand from Germany and Great Britain
was strong, red winter W.beat being the
subject of earnest Inquiry. A marked Im
provement in the milling trade was also i
eirenginening factor. It was claimed at
na.ntaa t:uy and at the seaboard that all
orrers made last night for the sale of
wneai were accepted. December opened
He higher at 6V967c, sold between iVc
and 7irt7T and closed at 97c. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
u,uuw mi. Prlmsry recelots were 94.Mio
against 4S4.000 bu. on the same d
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chl-
rted receipts of 293 cars, ngnlnst
tsi week and 146 cars a year ago
n market was less active than
ii days past. The market on the
uled higher than yesterday, but
ry week-end liquidation., caused
tlon from the toir imIa. The
er
me entire nar
(Jl'Snt hv
" cash
S "t today.
1 I mber
o and 5ic and cios?T,tV i ly and
wiin oi or contract mii
ts market was strong all day and
Ugh prlCe WSS IVdalar . I. -
"TO,. ..- - ,,1,
mo v ui u iiie or irflriino-
mr?" compared with several n...
avm Tl , . 1 . . ' 1
tely and every bulge brought out
nan-n, wnicn weakened th
ueeemner nnnoi i.
Snd closed t KiiL.;rtii .
and
celpts were in '"'
re-
.eTr,Lln..pr0X,slonl1 today was du- Paclt
17..fridut.,.'.e "'""7 product i and com
r tarJZ". -.rrf 'JV: m!p"- At the
lrA ',1W"" ?..n ?'"!r at $16.65.
were unchanged at R.7V V-JJU&- im
r- e.Uftwl reoe,T,ts fr Tuesday: Wheat
hoV.ioTe'ad378 C"r": atS- TO
nere win be no market Monday
day.
Labor
Kan... City Grail .d Prorlslons.
.AJln 'CITY, Aug. 31. WHEAT
M-r?,i-.B?,lm5?'. Mc: Decemblr;
Un-
90c;
zmri",0-no,
3.
8- ""7'0"5isc ; ISO. 8, JJijJp
53HoR1D";riLCt TC hlBhr: Ptember
w-.0.' December, ine:- Mnv. aidnuJ
RYE No. i, 80c. '
HAY F"irm; ' choice timothy. 312!W!5lim'
dhBjrSJ,I'alr,'' W-6WS.7B. '-8l3.00,
liw creamery, 24c; pack-
EGGS Firm;
extras, 19o; first,-17c.
futures ranged:
Kansas City
RAILWAY TIME CARD
bu..
aat yei
cago A
27 csf
for Vf 1
averf 1
son
1
1 "fci al
T4 'a
.".1 i
I u
Articles. Open. High. Low. IClose.
Wheat ' i "
September ... 8T!H 8414 H 84
Cornl"1 9 m R'
September ... 6.H4I 6.1V4 6.WA
December .... 50 61 gj
A asked.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aue. 31 m ji dm..i...
strong; red
winter patents. 4.20it4.40: e.
ira lancv and atruihi
8.1484.15
83.3fkft3.50t
clear.
SEEDS Timothy, steady
83.75'g4.25.
COKNMEAL Slr B.1v to -m
BRAN Verv t ?(,,. . . 1 ,1 ... ,
$itri&l.0J. '
HAY Steadv: timothv sm ms-M m.
prairie, 88.5tHifll.61). ' " '
IRON CUTTON TIES-81.10.
BAGGING 11 5-lt,c.
HEMP TWINE-llo.
PROVISION'S Pork. htir.e. titKhi
$16.10. Iard, lower; prime steamed, $8.35
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$J.2o; clear ribs. $.i5; short clears, $f.37H.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra hnri. noivu..
clear rlt. $10.12V4: short clenra un w '
Reeelnta fill lr.m ar.1 a
mm, 1...10 IV, UIO
11, COO
43,0il0
heat, bu 8&.000
Corn, bu 132,000
Oats, bu 13S.00O
120,000
65,000
New York General Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31,-POULTRY-AIIva.
easy; spring chickens, 15c; fowls, 14c;
turkeys, 13c; flres.ed, weuk; western broil
ers, HfilDo; tuikfys, lOfsjKc; fowls, 12jlno
CHE1USE Firmer; state, full cream,
small, colored, line, iSVlxu.r; state, full
cream, small, white, 13Vtc; state, full cleam,
large colored, fine. ISfalSVie.
BUTTER Firm, unchanged.
KG.I8 Steady, unchanged.
POULTRY Alive, easy; spring chick
en. 154c; fowls. lc; turkeys, 13c.
Dressed, weak; western broilers, 14fSlGc;
turkeys, lOCulttc; fowls, 12f15c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 31. WHEAT
September, 31. 00: December, 31.02; May
31.07S: No. 1 hard, $1.06: No. 1 northern.
$1.054; No. 2 northern. $1.0281.(B ; No. 3
northern, 98c$1.00.
Foreign Financial.
PARIS. Aug. 31. Prices on the Bourse to
day were firm on the New York advices
BERLIN, Aug. 31.--Prlces on the Bourse
today were firm. Americans were active
and higher.
WEATHER IX THE ORAI BELT
Fair and
(Ulaatlr Cooler Is
tk Jot.
fnl News.
OMAHA. Aug. 31. 1907.
Light showers occurred in the upper Mis
sissippi and Ohio valleys and upper lake
region during Friday, and light rains fell
In the extreme southwest and extreme
north went lust night. Generally clear
weather prevails east of the Rocky moun
tains this morning. An area of higher pres
sure is moving down from the northwest,
and will extend over the central valleys
wlrtiln the next twenty-four hours, causing
slightly cooler In this vicinity Sunday, with
continued fair tonight and Sunday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the correspond
ing day of ths last three years:
.,. . . , 1907 1908 1905 1904
Minimum temperature .... 74 61 67 64
Precipitation 00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 71 de
grees. Deficiency in precipitation since March
1, 5.18 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906.
4.06 inches.
Iencleney
8.04 inches.
corresponding period in 1906.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster,
Cora and Wkeat Region Balletla.
For ths twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 75th meridian time, Saturday. August
SI, 11107:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn. Rain.
Ftauons. Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Cle.Hr
Clear
C,.ar
Clrur
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ashland, Neb (4 70
tAuburn. Neb t f
.00
Columbus, Neb... 92 65
Fairbury, Neb.... Ml 63
Fairmont. Neb... !J 65
Or. island, Neb.. 85 , 61
liustinits, Neb.... 9i fri
Oakdaie, Neb !J Kt
Omaha. Neb M2 74
Tekamah, Neb... Sl 67
Alta. la 80 . 7
Carroll. Ia bO ' 6H
Clurinda, Ia M 67
Bibley, Ia K 64
fioux Cil. Ia... Si 72
'Minimum tmperature
period ending it I a. in.
aveiagea.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.)
.00
.00
.oo
.10
.'JO
.U)
.00
for
twelv-hour
tNot Included in
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.
Rain.
Inches
T
tenirai Biaiiona. Max. Mln
Chicago. 111..
15 84 Vt
Cbtuml.us, O.
It 84 62
Indianapolis, Ind.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Omaha, Neb ,.
St. Louis. Mo
10 W fri .ii"
14 ) - 60 .04
14 fci BU "
U 96 70 .0
Lia-ht showers
occurred wlthia ths last
Ptweuty-four hou
in an except tho south
West portion or tne corn and wheat reirton
Slightly warmer weather prevails through
out Ui corn tielt.
U aV. W-ULSH, JLocal X oraoaaaat
OMAHA LIVE STUCK MARKET
Fat Cattle Stronger and Feeder.
Lower for the Week.
HOGS HIGHEB THAN WEEK AGO
aaasBBsaSBi
Fat Sheep a.d Lamb. Ten to Twenty
Five Lower for Week Feed
ers Steady, Closlnar Week
Little Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. sr. 1907.
RecelDts were
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ofhcial Mond a v
Official Tuesday "
Olllclal Wednesday
6.i'4
3.112
16,76
6.S1'S
. 6.3'
4.261
l.f Hi
206
7.227
fc.018
9.144
9,014
7.014
18.742
18.30
3.013
2.394
"""ii inursaay.,
Ofiicial Friday .....
Estimate Saturday
Six dava llil
.23.790
Fiune days last week!!
43.648 69.187
8.i,9M) 21.' 3
37,821 36,307
,U75 33.7iil
iS.M) 10,300
3,81 48,484
W.8-.4
oi'oie oays t weeks ago. .23 020
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 14.067
.... unys 1 weeks ago.. 16,241
bame days last vur 1-0
The following t.v.1.
the receipts
.'.i1'9" " nd sheep at
for the
South Omaha
year to date.
aumpared with las
year:
1907.
. . 700.016
..1.710.536
19o6. Inc. Deo.
Cattle
6:1.346 79,260
Hogs
I.8HO.1.C8
1.061.846
149.50:
Sheep
..l,0i7,143
. 44.7U3
average
'i-1 . ..
'HV III IlllL' HIT n,.l. ..1 . V. -
iLS ,f h8" at South Omaha for
the last
""""l Uay. with rnmi,.,H.n..
Date.
1907. 19o6.19U6. 11904. 1903. 1902. 1901
Aug, 20...
Aug. 21...
6 62-, 6 0S j 6 ,31
$ ln 6 8
$ 241 6 87
6 30 7 00
99
6 87
Aug. 22...
Aug. 23...
O Vnl B S4
6 biWI 6 91 1 0 84 6 031
6
6 87
6 66
0 8d 5 9u b (W,
6 8tV 6 9.' 6 04
6 89, 5 8'.i 6 13
I 6 871 t 22
5 851 6 24
B 80 6 80
6 91
Aug. V4...
Aug. 25...
6 im
6 46,
5 46' 7 10
6 31 1 7 82
6 91
Aug. 26...
6 764
5 98
auk. 17...
Aug. 28..
5
5 231 7 29i 6 01
6 10
6 68V
6 70;
6 321 7 27i 00
Aug. 29...
Aug. 30...
6 70 6 83
6 661 6 77
6 32j 5 33 7 J8 6 03
5 27i I 7 25 6 11
Aug. 31...
5 78 5 72
6 18 6 38 6 12
Sunday.
RANGE- OF PRICES.
. riuni.
Hogs.
$5.50(i)6.15
6.4(iu6.S5
6.8i6.26
6.2."yi;.50
6.55(2)0.96
Pmaha $2.604j.')
!.lllt;uiS 1 35ii.OO
Kansas City smicn
L""'8 l!26f8,7!lO
Sioux City 2.ai6i:aSK
l.lim 1 1 M II I tlllm m. ... .
stock
brought In today by eacii road wa:
I "... I , I .. Un...
r m n c. .... v.,, nvii
Missouri Pacific Rv 1
I nlon Pai Ifie BViil.m
C. i N. W. Ry. (east)
C. & N. W. Ry. (west) 4
C. SU P.. M A O Dv
34
C, B. & Q. (east) j
C, B. & g. (west)
(-., R. I. & p. Hv. (east)
Illinois Central Ry .. ..
22
total receipts f 108
The dlsbosltion of the Hnv'a roKAlla m..
iu,iuva, uuyer purcuaslng the gum-
u ui neau inuioateu;
n.t,tu 11
uuiHiia i-acKing Co g
niiii anil iDtniunv iq
l,6ti
2.080
Cudahy Packing Co !. 168
irmnur is co
2,096
P. Lewis
King Packina: Co
240
Other buyers "
Totals , 213
CATTLE There were not enough
6,912
cattl
In the
arus tins morning to talk about.
mo maraei nemg practical v bare, aa iishr!
on a Saturday. For the week the receipts
snow a small decrease aa rnmr.ii rcA 1,1,
aat week, but about on a nar with a voU
aw.
io great cnamre hai l.li.n nimu in tv..
nitti m;l or Corn-TOrt hunvna itnrini. I,
wees. Willie there have been l..w rtv.
nd high dava. the nmrk.f m tk.
, 1 - . wv . I .1.113 II I
u eea is aoout wtiere it was rain week
go. The hieheat nriea nnM 4.,..lr,o-
week was 37.00. On the other hand, range
f ,1,eer" nave hown some strength, es-
uuiiim me last nair 01 the week
rxices nave tinned up under the inlluenoe
sTood demand and moderate receipts
until at the close thev ore irjptff, hiih..
than one week ago. Durina the lat hair
. mo wc mo iraae wus reasonably act-
e and a aood clenrnnnA wua ... 1 .,
duy.
During the latter half nf th .... ,1...
market on oows and heifers has shown
more activity than for some iv hunk
nd prices have heen iiv,.n n lmw..j
tendency. At the close of the week the
market is safely 25o higher than one week
ago, with the feel Inn verv tnnil A.
matter of course, the advance has been the
most noticeable on the beter grades, choice
Frkfay llelfcl"8 Be"ln" UP to 84.504,4.60 on
Stockers and feeders sold very well at
the beginning of the week and the market
was, if anything, a little stronger. With
liberal receipts of cattle of that kind and
W1L." ,nu couniry.not Duylng any too freely,
- icnuciirji nn ciiaracierized the
trade during the latter half of the week
At the clos.) it Is safe to quote the gen
eral run of feeders as 10&20c lower than
last week. Still shippers must understand
that current prices are high even at the
decline and the market, viewed from a
seller's standpoint, Is hy no means bad
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $6.407.00 fair to good corn
fed steers, $5.50i;6.40; common to fair eorn
fed steers, $5.(Xniji.65; fair to good range
steers, $4.&Ot6.00; common to fair range
steers, $3.50((i4.50; good to choice corn-fed
cows and heifers, $4.0ifi'f.25; fair to good
cows and heifers. $3.2og-J.85; common to
fair cows, $2.0u3.25; good to choice stock-
era ana reeuers, S4.8uiit6.25; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $3.25a4.20.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
v. rr. No. At. Pr.
No
44...
.lami
00
cowa
3 50 14 u I J5
I 10
2t
CALVES.
75 i 09 5 lt 6 S3
HOGS There was hardly enough change
In the hog market today as compared with
yesterday to talk about, in fact the general
market could hardly be quoted otherwise
than steady. Now and then it was pos
sible to lind a salesman who thought he
secured stronger prices on some of his
better loads, but on the other hand sales
man who let go yesterday at the highest
point of the market had hard work today
to secure steady prices, some of them even
calling their sales today a trifle easier than
yesterday. The great big bulk of the hogs
sold In about the same notches as yester
day, $5.0iiB.80, but the top today was 5c
higher, one choice load of light hogs sell
ing up to $6.16. Although the market was
slow In opening, when the Ice wss once
broken the hog changed hunds rapidly
Toward the cloae the feeling, if anything
was hardly as good, and salesmen who re
ceived stuff later did not think thai m
were able to sell out to as good advantage'
b curlier in me imy.
The receipts of hogs this week have
shown a considerable gain over last week,
but not much difference fronia year ago.'
The week started out with an advance of
fully 10c. which was pretty well maintained
during the first half of the week. n-
nesday buyers began acting bearish and on
Thursday they forced the market down
ward. Yesterday there wa a little strength
(o the trade, so that the week cloaca with
the market about 6c higher than at the
close of last week.
Representative sales:
N' at. sr.. No. at. fa. ft.
43 lit ltO I 56 ( r.7 1D0 ( 70
64 173 120 6 to Ut 40 I TS
0 t7 SO i 60 'l 21 to I TO
U 114 ... 4 0 61. S74 M ITt
65 10 i tO 7! r ... 9 in
4 H Wl 6 ) 72 an ... I TO
t fll 100 t D (3 !7 ... I TO
H i!7 ... I 60 62 M7 ... I TA
63 Stt 120 S 60 66 2T6 ... I 7! 14
60 ii 40 I 0 71 143 llfl I tail
ti. 3"0 K I 64 74 tit 40 t 72S4
41 337 ... i t.n 1" 3 17 40 6 7?lt
61 list ... 1 ei t !44 SO I7H4
64 Hk US 6 f4 66 ttO 60 t Tl4
6 t ... ti It) !.i4 ... 71'"
43 175 40 i 66 64 777! 40 ( 74
l 4 1 60 ( 66 11 ;1 ... J 7Jii
61 J11 120 6 64 Ml ... 1 T5
M VI 1) t 65 64 141 130 I TS
11 176 40 i 65 66 11 ... 6 75
6 17.) t I 66 ... I 7
lf 171 ... I 66 68 11 10 6 75
68 71 IK U 66 14 HI i 71
64 176 10 6 66 TI Ill IB) 6 76
774 120 i 66 66 rt ... IIS
66 176 40 (SS T6 J41 V) 6 13
J tfl ... 6 66 64 if-i to. (75
67 2 ... 6 tUt 66 1 2 40 ( 75
6J i9 160 ( 01 Tl 1.-.7 ... ( T(
66 211 0 ( 66 11 2.11 ... I 7.1
ti till 40 ( 66 72 1.4 10 6 7S
I? 171 420 ( 66 (7 JT,J to ( T7S
40 , 4 ... (66 71 IM su ( T7U
64 l 40 ( 66 46 JM ... to
ta Mi nn ( 674 o tat 40 i
62 264 Hi 6 671 70 , 240 to W
lo 14 ... ( 474 ' (1 M . . I to
Tl 2 . . I ITH M 1- stfla
61 1T 40 6 ! 6 .210 40 ( to
66 21 !0 ( 674i Tl 40 Is) 6 M
61 lit HO t CTVt M U4 40 I 10
6 US 6 4 70 Tl....ra 164 ( It
(..... ! ... (TO 7 M 10 ( M
64 ...... MO 40 ( T , M J.7 IM) 6 M.
61 f 6 U0 ( TO ft I I 00
6 4 M in 47....... .ri to I 00
M l 11 7
i ' m no
" im m 1
....17
....1M
I 1!
it
to..
811 EE P There were no fresh sheep or
lambs on sale this morning, and nothing to
make a market. For the week the receipt
have been the heaviest of the season to
date, being even larger than a year ago.
In spile of the very large receipts the
market as a whole has been is very satis
factory condition, due In largo part to
the free buying on tit part of feeders.
1 he demand for feeder sheep and lambs
has been so good all the week that the
great big bulk of the receipts have sold
to the feeder buvers at bcttur price U in
packers were willing to pay. During the
greater pari of the week anything that the
feeders could use, both hep and lambs,
commanded full" steady prices. At the
close of the week a good many country
buyers go home to spend Sunday, thus re
ducing to some extent the demand, and
for this reason the demand Is never so
strong at the close of the week, and prices
naturally ease off a Pttlc. t'!l the ort
that could be said of the market would be
to call it closing weak to 10c lower. Opera
predlctlng a continuation of the good de
mand for feeders, and hence good nrie"
throughout the season. As g matter of
fart, they all e inert to see weak anota oc
casionally, but m one Is looking for any
material or long continued break In values.
vtitn eastern markets showing consider
able declines on' fat aheen and lambs.
packers at this point were rather bearish
in their views and have succeeded In
giving values on fat sheep and lambs a
downward tendency. Still the break has
not been very heavy, the total decline for
the week being only lOflfJ.ic. EVen after
the decline prices are very satisfactory
and the trade as a whole has been In a
good healthy condition all the week.
Quotations on good to choice killers:
Lambs. 86.75fT7.15; yearling wethers. $5.75ai
6.00; wethers. $.'i.IOfi6.40; ewes. $4.7616. 26.
No quotations are given on fnlr to good
killers, ss feeder buyers are taking prac
tically everything of that description at
better prices than packers will pay.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs. $6.fcvfj
6.90; yearlings, $5.505.85; wethers, $4 8.v?
5.25; ewes. 34.0TKi4..riO: yearling breeding
ewes, $6.00(86.50; aged breeding ewes, $5.00
5.60.
CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts of Cattle Hog Prices
Khada Higher.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31. CATTLE Receipts,
anuut vv nean; maraet sieany; Deeves, 4.i.i
4t7.'0; cows. $1.3&''(!6.65; Texas steers, $3.Dixff
o.tv; calves, fa.wyi. 85; westerns, $4.20416.00
storkers and feeders, $2.6mtr6 10.
HOGS Receipts, about 13.000 head; mar
ket steady to a shade higher; lights. $6.10-3!
w; mixed. $a.7tK!i6Jt5, heavy, $5.40ii6.
rough. $5.4i?T6.70; pigs, $5.606.35; bulk of
sales, s.i 804i.a).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
if.ooo head; market weak; natives, $3.00ii!5.nO
westerns, $3.0tK6.60; yearlUigs, $5.SO$j6.30;
iBinun, o.vuqi'..w; westerns, o.mif(Vi..io,
St. l.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. ions, Aug. 31.-CATTLE Receipts,
2.0110 head, Including 1,500 head Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers. $6.6Wi7.10; dressed beef and butcher
steers. J6.2Wuti.00; steers under 1,000 lbs.,
$401)4 80; stockers and feeders, S2.7uj6.40;
cows and heifers, $2,9016.00; canners, $1.;r.r,f
2.40; bulls. $2.504.16: calves. 33.0HCa7.0O:
Texas and Indian steers. 32.75rii6.50: cowa
and heifers, $1.25'3.6J.
nous 'Kecclpts, 1,500 head; market 10c
higher; pigs and lights. S5.501I6.70: nackers.
$5.26i'(iti.40; butchers and beat heavy, $6.10
56.45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 800 head:
market steady; native muttons, $3.2fV(i5.fi0;
lambs, $4.50fi6.60; culls and bucks. Si-OCu.
3.O0; stockers. $3.5O(ii6.00.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 31. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head, Including 200 southerns;
market steady; native steers, $5.oo(u-7.U;
southern steers. $3.60d4.80: southern cows.
$2.1.Vi('3.40; native cows and heifers, $2.2611'
0: stockers and feeders. 83.2iXiXu.76: bulla.
$3.H3.m; calves, $4.507.00; western steers,
$4.2f4!6.85.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market
steady; bulk of sales. $6.9Tifr6.20; heavy,
$5.8orp6.00; packers, $6.00(tt.20; pigs and
light, $fl.l(g 26.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, none:
market steady; lambs, $6.6ufj'7.25; ewes and
yearlings. $6.00'&6.60: ranee vearlinas. lfi.00
ti6.60; range sheep, $5.005.50; stockers and
feeders, $3.&016.70.
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug. 8L (Special Tele
gram.) Hogs Receipts. 6.000 head: market.
steady,' selling at $6.66(?i.95; bulk. $5.6'u6.70.
CAT! Lbs Receipts 3o0 head: market, un
changed; beeves. $5.0ti6.85; cows and heif
ers, $2.60iff4.76; stockers and feeders, $3.00
4.90; calves and yearlings, l2.5CKd3.S5.
Stock In Sight.
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the principal western markets:
Cattle. Hoo-a. Sheen.
umnna
Chicago
806 7.014
frO 13.000 2,000
2,000 4,000
8,000 1,500 800
300 6,0i
6,006 31,214 2,800
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sioux City
Totals 6,008
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Ang. 81. DRY GOODS-
The dry goods market was verv onlet to
day In consequence of the coming holidays.
The amount of business on the books for
August Is up to tho record set by any
similar perUid during recent years. The
question of future deliveries is giving much
concern to buyer and seller. Market con
tinues strong.
New York Money Market.
NFTW YORK. Aug. Sl.-MONEY-On call.
nominal. Time loans, nominal: slxrv dava.
5V4 per cent: ninety days, 8 per cent; six
months, 6M-o7 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE: PAPER - 6rti
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84.8030
for demand and at 84.82ao for sixty-day bills;
commercial bills, U.Hl.
SILVER Bar, 6S; Mexican, dollars, 62TkC.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 31.-WHEAT-Spot,
nominal; No. 2 red western winter, no
stork. Futures, firm; September. 7s6sd;
December. 7s8Sid: March, 7s loid.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, no stock; old northern, 6s 3d. Fu
tures, steady; September, 6s4'id; October,
5a b&.
Cotton Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug:. 31 -COTTON-Steady;
mlddllns:, 13V: no sales; receipts, 71 bales;
shipments, 82 bales; stock, 4.MI2 bales.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Alia;. 31. WOOL-teady ; me
dium Krades, combing; and rlotlilnn, 24VI1
2514c; llKht tine, ZlQiI'iici heavy line, 17(&lSc;
tuU-waBhed, fHStk-.
'Hhlakr. Market.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 31.-W1IISKY-Steady
11.35.
are many for the investment of money Imt none so safe
as the purchase of Bonds. We are offering for sale a
block of First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
Yielding the investor 5 per cent. Operating the Street
Railway Systems of Omaha, South Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Florence, Dundee and Benson.
For further information, address
i
SAMUEL BURNS, JR.
614 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING, : , : ,
BOYCE & BLASIIIGHAM, grain and stock brokers
Renderi customers the beat service In Omaha. Trades In 1,000
bushel grain and upwards; 10 shares aad upwards. A reliable firm.
Room 4 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Long- distance telephone, Douglas 7545.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Opening String, Higher and Advance
Several Fractions.
SELLING BECOMES GENERAL
Wheat Opriia on Advance and Goea
Heavier tad (urn In Strong,
with Prices Advanced
laftvorable tie pons.
on
OMAHA, August 31. 1!7
J ne openini market was strong a no
higher and a lvanceil several fractions.
Selling was general and realising wns
heavy, but th strength In foreign markets
furnished str ngth enough to withstand
the onslaught '
Wheat open 'd strong and some hlghef
ana prices wet ) held by the extreme heavf
e neavx
1 heavl
ngs nni
r wheal
rH,ri ncman 1. uiior wneni grew
owing to heay selling by local Ion
a good deal of realizing. September
openeu at wc and closed at STic.
Corn was 1 rong and prices advance
some on very .infavornhle crop reports ani
heavy demanc'. Wheat buying was don
by commission houses and It was scattered.
Selling was general Bnd the demand wal
excullont. Sep. ember corn opened at 64;4
and closed at 54Vj,c.
Oats were h.gher and opened firm, wltlf
some selling and commission houses belli
the best buyers.
The demand was general and strong nnJ
offerings wer 1 very light. SeptembrJ
oats opened nt 62V' and closed at 54c.
IJverpool clowi MrWVI higher on wheal
pnd M higher on corn.
Seaboard retorted 1.072.000 bushels o(
wheat and Kl.uU) bushel of corn for cx
port.
Local range of options:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.., Dec...,
May..,
Corn
Sept..
Dec...,
May..,
Osts
Sept...
rc...
May.,,
8S 85 I S3 86
Sii. !,2H x -,.
Wii S'. 9tP,j
I I
M'v 51 5t'i M
62' MV 62'm K'a
53: 63Tj, 63', 5;:'j
fi:"i' 64 62 64
4Si 61 4 Sirti
60 62-S 50 61
St'
!Hll
51 n
4SH
Omni a Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. 8t;'rfi74c; No. 3
hard, thltieiio: No. 4 hard, 78(it2c; No. 8
Sbi'lng, 87ffiS.Sc; Nr 4 spring, 82'd81c; no
grade, 70i'78c.
CORN No. 2, 63Hfi5lc; No. 8, MHfi'e;
No. 4. 5Htt''-'Ht 'I no grade, ftiuufdc; No. 3
yellow, nrfi.ViU.i ; No. 3 yellow, 53'iMMc;
No. 2 white, 6U ; No. 3 white. 53'sit.'to.
OATS No. 2 nixed. 46'w: No. 3 mixed.
No. 4 mixed, . 4.V!7 4iil4';
No.
wnue,- 48c; jo 3 white, 4fii47c;
white, 45V? 46Vec standurd, 47V
RYE No. 2. '.ic; No. 3. 7ir(r73c.
Car tot Receipts.
No.
Wheat.
Corn. Oats.
Chicago 104
145 286
Minneapolis OH
Omaha 28
96
If you have anything to trado advert hie
It In tho For Exchange columns of Tim
Bee Want Ad puges.
Is your Opportunity to buy
Cobalt Central
We believe an investor will
MOW
double his money within a i'V.
weeks by purchasing this stock. V,-
WHY?
Our special market letter will 1
tell you. Will mail' it free on
request.
Davis Sl DagScy
' INVESTMENT BROKERS
Lord's Court Dulldlrifj
40 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK
STOCK BARGAINS 'i
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12 Amsr. Marconi. 20.
I0 AJ H1K., Ac.
&"0 Ad Tumi Ky '
5W1 lllk. Pearl,
H Ulrtwell l.ar., 20r.
15IK) Cora. Nallim, 11 Hp.
1000 lloub. K., fnl., -7o.
100 lirnndm. 29p.
1000 tilnhe, H II., IS,-.
160 Lit. Klnreniie
W Ocuve Mln., 73c. ,
600 NeT. Bur. Kir.
looo Wellington' Mlnen, llc;
30 Am.r. Tfleg fhon. M
2!Tj" Aim, lfc
4'1 Amrr. Mex., Sr.
SmiO Hlx PaiHUge Cop , 50
li Hi. Wpi Ex., iSc
44 ( go., N Y. Air J.lne ii(
loon f lilana. tc.
2KW Kly MpII, lo.
1125 Ol. Cariboo. 2.r,i'.
t'luJI Knremoea I'ontlao.
200 Mi.nnrifiil, tiu.
Ham Henn-Wro., 64c.
Han. fhrmlral. 17. Vt
1000 J.-fl. Calhoun. Ml: ,
WE WILL BUY
Boo Hall L. Z , II 10.
60 iier. Anir. CutfeT
6O00 Anuaon, 'c.
f 60f
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Pnn-Wyo., 6nc. '
Stand. Conol.
l'A-0 Verde Urande, MtxM
Western Business Exchange
136 I,a Ball St., CUicag-o, Xll.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.
Stacks, Bends,
Investment Securities.
W offer, subject to sals, 60 share
Union Stock Yard.
Wi offer, subject to sals, 18 to 30 anarsi
Of Stock Yards at 97 cents.
1320 Farnam St., Tel. Douglas 1064
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