THE OMAHA DAILY BEEi . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
1907.
9
OFFERED FOR SALE
(Continued.)
" Rtllmrl Tables.
tVK t A MrNew and tocond-hand Millard
and pool table. Wo lead the world In
cheap rm Attorts; essy psvm nts. Uruns-wlck-liwlke-Collendar,
fl 8. loth St.
j Q6)-S
Typewriters fewlac Marhlaea,
grad second-hand type
writer; good condition; a bargain at VAi.
CaJU toon) 3, gea Bldg. !; 671
ON 83 Remington typewriter. No. 6, In good
.condition, (or aala cheap. Call at Be
offlo. . M-Xx
NO. t Smith Premier typewriter, good at
new. I need the money. B. B. Roberta,
16th and Farnam, aouthweat corner.
, - U 4W 6
Mlsvvllaaeaa.
OAS, ELECTRIC AND
OOMRTNATtOV FT'TTTT?F.
' Jj-argt, inaat up-to-date stock at loweat
" -- in nm city, Beieci- now. ueuvarea
when needed.. Impaction Invited.
BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
tJ So. 16th SU . TaU Doug, asi.
. , U 4
RIDPATH 8 Hlatory of the World Amer
icanised .encyclopaedia Brltannica; new
' International. - encyclopaedia ; on small
monthly payment. Webster's I'na-
bridged DIolionary, $10 edition only $4.25
this . weak. .. - B. B. Roberts, southwest
corner 16tb and Farnam ts.
aw mt spa
CH BALE Ony soda fountain, 24-syrup.
. ;two body., refrigerator base, cauntar aa
tomatic carbonator, niter, all aa good a
new j also drug atora futures, counters
and .show cum, . Uowell Lrug Co.. 16Ui
ad Capitol Ave. (16-648
FOR BALK A butcher's refrigerator, Y-e-ral
show eases,- a new peanut roaster,
large coffee mil, two large automatlo
oil tanks and store fixtures too numerous
to. mention. Olobe Land and Inves'msnt
Co.. Omaha., Neb. OO-MSM
FOR BALK Finest boarding bouse In the
city; best location, ail furnished; walk
ing distance, etc; cheap. t Inquire Ml
, Keroacu Block, Omaha, Neb.
... (U)-2
FOR BALE About October 1. one 00-gallon
Worthlnston duplea pump, site lix
:1HW. W. H. Bridges, engineer Omaha
Uee. U6-M;
1KND US your mall orders for drugs;
' freight paid on HO. lota. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co.. Omaha. (Is) 384
DRUOS at eut prloes; freight paid oa $10
1 orders; catalogue free.
IHEKHAN a MCONNELL DRTJO CO..
Omaha. Neb. U6-7
POOL and billiard tables for sale, five pool
and two Billiard tables; must be sold In
fifteen days. 411 N. 24th at., So. Omaha.
- ... , (16) 43 Sp7
HOMEOPATHIC medicines, wholesale and
retail. Sherman at MoConnell Drug Co.
, (1)-MS
HAT-69 per ton. . Wagner, Ml N. 16th.
- (1)-M7J
1 i
HALL'S safes, new. 24-hand. Ull Farnam,
(!-
IHERW1N WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
paint. Bhermaa 4k McConneU Drug Co.
8ECONO-HAND rubber noes, tools. Singer,
41 K. 16th. 7 (It) 7
FOR SALE flteM rang, good condition;
reasonable. 638 So. 26th Ave.
is) urrt B3x :
IXMft SALS Refrigerator, desk, onyx
table, leather lounge. S1 S. Stith St. Tel.
Harney 178. (16)-3 2x
.IOR SALf-Several loads rook. 1W1 So.
Uth. 1, a)-M705Tx
FOR SALE A boy's high school cadet
r suit,' complete.' 2709 N. Xlth Ave.
' . "" (1) M719 T
PATENTS
"D. O. BARNKLL. patent attorney and ma
chine eslgberi Faxloa Blk. Tel. Red 7U7.
- ; - my-MM 812
LAR&ON eVCb.-'Book tfto'. Bee ' Bldg'
'' ' 17) S91 '
TT:
PERSONAL i
sHx.x.tu glvea massage chaly-
. - . . V. V. n V. nnm in . . I, .
itllfV ..wvi. vw, ' Dl
block,' llth and Farnam. New establish
meat. " I . ' (li)-M363
PLEATING 2stiT
Dyeing and cleaning, spohglng and shrink
Inn only 6a per rard. Bend (or price list
m nil swnipicw.'
' - GOLD MA If PLEATING COL
- H Douglaa Block. Tel. Douglas 19M
(lsM644 .
JTHIC SALVATION ARMT solicits cast-oft
clothing;' In fact, anything you do not
need. We eolleut, repair and sell, at 114
" N, llth "t., for cost of collecting, to the
. aWu 'w fall iknna tl.irn, . 1 ,
waxon W1U call. (U-U
"Yntmft WOMEN eomlnsr to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit the Young
. Women Christian Association rooms, Jsig
'Farnam street, where they. will be di
rected to suitable, boarding places or
otnerwiae aasisiea. tisj WJ
MAONETIC P'"0'"- Maesage,
tfUaunmiU Vapor and Tub Baths.
Koora s, uw arnam si., za noor.
, (U)-Uia 8 2t
8EWINO machlnea rented. Neb. Cycle Co.
,, IStb and Haraej. 'Phone Douglas lbh.
FEW bargains m td-hand soda fountains,
monthly payment. De right, 1811 Farnam,
' I Cl MJ
, - ' -
OMAHA Stammerers' Institute. Rami;
BTRINQBa. rabber cooda. by mall: cut
prices, aand for free catalogue. Myers-
ituiou urug (o., vmana, ui) tjo
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, DUO hi. tth bt. Tel. Web. sooa
- ' . (IS) "07
MAQNETIO treatment and bath. Mtna
snHiH aef etwe avervaas eu aswa
. U euu
PAINFUL burns, any sore or skin hurt
- -euwaiy iMaiea y aatin skin cream. a
' . ns
REAL ESTATE
. . HHAL. SITAT8 DEALERS
Rt'fiftELL M-KITR1CK CO, 431 Ram. a
I 09H
PAYNE INY. CO.. 1st floor N. T. L. Doug.
t7M. ' ' ' ) 40
R. C. PETERS CO., Bee Bldg. (ID 41
L W;' BUNNELL CO., S82 N. v. Life.
DougUs 81. (19)-4vl
GEORGE 4k COMPANY,
'100J Farnaio. Tel. Douirlas T5C.
. . . . J. 1 (19) 4u4
C M. RICH. lth LocustT Tel WeiTiriL
v ' " ' Oft-ttT 81
it IT V PROPERTY FOR SAI.B.
$600 CASH
New 6-room. ve,ry choice, rental value
827. W. Price, 8i.S0ut easy payments to party
i with reference, -.
8500 CASH.
Good .six-room bouse, full basement,
-aew plembir.g and furr.sce, strel to be
raved this fall, ten blocks from postofflre,
ae) cash, . balance like runt. Reference
required.
POOR MAKS CHANCE.
Lot 11, block 9. South Omaha, close to
poalofficei two Cottagea renting for 81160
pr aionth, city water, permanent walk.
Price 81.. terms 8iu cash, l.l per mouth,
rius ground U1 duuula-ln value soon.
C. V HEPARD. 8004 Wirt 6U
' Tel. Webster SU.
t "t . ( . . (19) MC04 t
J"''.111 1 "
A REAL SNAP. "
t Maet be sold this week. A 7-room house, all
modern, nickel-plate plumbing, extra good
furnace; now leased for two years hence.
-fceinnlnf October' 1. tor 30 per month.
Tt sV price. Cl.iOO. Inquire of H. U.'
',V la4k.u. la Jtaee 8C . (U-alU
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROrr.RTT rOH BAL8B.
tConunued.l
south OMAHA SNAP
Two coltaee on fTjlj near L, 8t., with
trukme In alley; paved street; rents II
per month; lot mljfl; easy terms. Price,
61.750. N. P. Dodge A Co., 1714 Vamsm St.
. (1 M77il
Pi: AT QXTAP
7 moms, part modern; nice lot, close to
car and walking distance oa easy pay
ments, 11.75V.
National Investment Co.
M DOUGLAS BLK. DOCO 6ffil.
19 M178 1
$3,300.
lPTl-If J3 South 3th St., corner lot. 60x143
feet; two cottages; rent $35 per month;
room for two mure cottages or Data, asy
terms
THOMAS llRflNNAS.
Room 1, New York Life Bldg.
Phrne Douglas 1J64.
(19)-M
L18T your property with Chris Boyr, Ed
and Cuming eta. (1 401
BUT THI8 HARGA1N.
Lot aL.26th and Fort streets only 1225. 8.
O. Nordiulsl, Owner, 624 South ?Plh St.
(19) Toll
HOMES SWEET HOMES.
$3,A AH modern, 9 rooms.
$2.CO New. all modern, 6 rooms.
$1,810 Easy terms and t per cent, rooms.
11. Large lot and f rooms.
N. FENCER,
ti N. T. Life. . , Tel. iW 8217.
(19)-ou3 1
. PRICE CUT $500
Nonresident owner was In town yester
day and cut his prloe on neat 4room cot
tage and two full lots with I2fl feet front
on Ames Ave. and US feet on ZUh. His
price was S2.2O0, but he will take fl. 750 If
sold at once. Call us up. N. P. Dodge &
Co., 1714 Farnam St., Bee Bids.
Uj oil 1 1 i
U LOTS in Halryon Heights. Benson, lying
well; tlose to car una; zo minutes ride
to Omaha. Wfll etl altogether or In
bunches of five. For prices and terms
address H 42, care Bee. (19) U7
REAL ETATR TITLE-TRUST pr
CHA. B. WILLIAMSON, Pres.
! ns
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND HAACU LAND FOR SALE.
Colorado.
For Sale--Coloi'ado Land.
' 23,000 ACRES
In Weld Co., 9S miles from U. P. R. R.
station, to miles north of Greeley, the
county seat of Weld Co., the richest agri
cultural county in Colorado 86 an acre
for entire tract, one-third cash; deeded
land; no mineral or oil. reserve; title per
fect. .
A. W. BARBOUR.
1026 17th St. Denver, Colo. (-M49 6x
Jtaueaaa.
WANTED Agents to represent us In the
ssle of our Ksnsaa lands, write tor par
ticulars. Globe Land and Investment Co.,
Omaha. Neb. '20 12
BAY I If you want a line rural home, well
located, Duy -tnts nigmy improvea sa
acro farm, near rlty of 8,000, only 80
miles of Kansas City. Buckeye agency,
Williamsburg, Kan. (20)-M4&8 Sltx
Bebraatta
FIR8T-CLAB9 Nebraska farms and ranches
lor homes or. investment. Uemts, Omaha.
() 413
A SNAP
For 30 days. Its-acre farm. (3,600..
J. T. CAMPBELL,
Litchfield, Neb.
(30) M509 7,
nth Dakata. , .
. OUT THEt GO.
ToU can always find good, rich wheat
land and Just the kind of a stock farm
you want by selecting from our 100;000-acro
tract in the fomoua Hettinger county,
North Dakota; go out and see it; look us
up. William H. Brown Co.. Rlchardton or
Mandan or Mott. North Dakota, or 131 La
Balle Bt., Chicago, 111. (J0 M3&1 B27
WANTED 10omen to buy cheap deedod
land, relinquishments or city property in
Stanley Co., S. D.; good soil, watec and
timber; correspondence solicited. Ray
Bowerman, Real Estate Broker, Kadok,
B. D. (20) Ml8 2x
r Texas.
TEXAS EXCURSION.
Tuesday, September 8, we run .an .ex
cursion to Brownvllle, Tex. We have our
own oar and serve meals. Rates very low
The Oulf Coast of Texas Is the winter
vegetable garden . of America. Buy now
while land Is low and make your fortune.
Call or address,
TEXAS LAND A IMMIGRATION CO..
640 Bee Buldlng.
(20) 744 t
M lacellaaaaaa
Cheap Land Jacobson A Co.. 935 N. T. L
()-M405
FOR BALE Get a homestead on United
States government Isnd before the good
land la all taken. More than six hun
dred millions of acres of U. 8. aovern
ment land Including agricultural, timber.
grating, mineral, oil, coal, stone, moun
ts Inous, desert, arid. Irrigated, swampy,
etc., located In (wenty-flve atates and
terrltorlea. Briefly described by counties
tn book containing over 90 pages, with
full Information of how to secure lands
from the government, under homeetead
law and by purchase. Mailed postpaid
for one dollar. Addrees P. O. O'Hara,
Box 117. Bloomlngton. III. f20) M668 7x
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Paxton Block.
(12) UX
tl.000.0CO to LOAN on business and res!-
dence property In Omaha) lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan. Room L N.
T. Ufa. (22) U6
WANTED City loan. R. C. Peters Co.
a o
LOANS on improved city property. W. H.
Thomaa, 6u6 First National Bank Hid.
. . . ' (22) 414
LOANS on Improved - Omaha property.
O Keefe K. B Co.. 10O. N. Y. Life Bldg.
(220415.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
(221-417
8500 TO 8SC0OO TO LOAN at loweat rate-,
no delay. GARVIN BROS.. 1606 FARNAM
. (2C) la
$29,000 PRIVATE money to Joan: no de
lay. J. H. Sherwood. 937 N. Y. L. BTrtg.
(22) M491I1
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Weed. 1620 Doug.
(22) 419
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
- - (22) e
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT good T or 8-room house, full lot,
no furnace, no tarn. Cash reasonable
price. A. W. Anderson, 23) Capitol Ave.
'Phone Harney 3&-9. (23) M687 ex
WANTED to buy house and lot. I or
rooms. Must be south of Leavenworth St.
and west of 27th St. Will pay t2.fr) cash.
Addivss F lu. Bee. 2S MoT9 2x
ABOUT 10 acres' near small town rn east-
ernNeb. Address W 1st. 3 M2 tx
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW
LOCO to enlargs a good paying buslnese
with privilege to reduce loaa yesrlv. Ad
drees W T6. Bee. Q4 291 .
WANTED TO EUY
CARD CABINET of 15 to drawers' for
card 8xi inches; stgte price; must be
caeap. Addieaa L 4s2r Bee, (26J-419
WANTED TO BUY
(Continued )
WANTED To buy Second hsnd furniture,
. Ouk and heating stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows, quilt
and kll kinds or tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
hmUest prices psld. Csll ths right man.
Tel. Dougiss 89,1. (26)-M.,6 8 17
CASH psld for second hsnd clothing.
ItZ' No- - Tel. R,
(2i)-as
CASH raid for old books. Crsne-Foye Co
818 8. 14tli. 'Pliuns Dousl"! lia. (K-910
WANTED A small Jnh printing press,
with type. W. M. West, Auhum. Kan.
(251 MI04 4X
WANTED A stock ff hardware and Im
plements; location nit material. O. P.
8,,nfT1MIaour1 Valley la. () SI521 9
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Lare front room or two
snjalli-r ones connecting, with hoard. In
private family, by business woman. Must
bo flt-slrable location. References. Ad
dress T 177. fcee. (2) MjOi Cx
EXPERIENCED gradja'e osteopath wants
rooms snd board In exchange for serv
ices. Address Y 112. cere Hee.
(26)-Mlll 4x
WANTED A gentlemsn desires a nice fur
nished room, hath sttsched, or easy of
acctss, private family preferred; will tske
breskfast If convenient. Will pay good
price for good accommodations. Address
P. P. Allerton, General Dclt--rv, city.
26)-M770 2x
yot'NO rentlemsn employed In offlce
would like root.ima'e; desirable location;
walking distance. Address N loT. Dee.
(26)-M7U Sx
WHEN writing to advertisers It takes but
a stroke or two of the pen to say you
aw the sd in The Pe.
WANTED SITUATION
Yot'NO mn wants place to work for
board and room while attending Boyle
college. 'Phone Douglas 191. (27r M4C8
YOUNG man wsnts place to work for board
while attending school. Boyles co!le.
Tel. Douglas 1984. (9) M107
WANTED Position as assistant csshler;
. four years' experience; Al references.
Box 677. Wayne, Neb. (27k-MB12 Sx
WANTED Three to six months' position
by young man experienced In both city
and country banking; can furnish best of
references and expect good salary. R. A.
Packard. Rolla. N. P. (27I-M6SS 7x
SITUATION by colored man and wife In
private family;, permanent. 1R12 N. 21st St.
. (27) M8 2x
WHEN you write to advertisers, remember
It 4a lr ask Kut & aa. - M a
w.nmm uwk ex ivw my i Ull lirsl UI I III pf Q
to state that you saw ths ad. In The Be.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS THE RE-
gents of education of the atate of South
Dakota will receive sealed proposals for
the construction of a law building on the
campus of the University of South Dakota
at Vermilion, S. D. Rids are invited upon
the following nroposltlona: (!) The con
struction, heating, plumbing and wiring for
electric iignta; (Z) construction only, (3)
heating only, (4) plumbing only, .(5) wiring
only, (6) any combination of propositions, 2
to 6. All work Is croDosed to be done si
cording to plans and specifications prepared
Dy me arcnnect, josepn senwarx. ana on
file In his omce at BioUx Fairs, 8. D.; at the
ofllce of the secretary of the university,
Vermilion, B. D. ; at the omce of the Build
ers' Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn., and
at me omce of the Daily journal, uioux
City, Iowa, and at the ofllce of The Omaha
Bee, Omaha. Nebraska. All bids must be
accompanied by a certified check, payable
to the president of the regenta of educa
tion, lor 6 per cent ot tne amount or me
bid as a guarantee that successful bidder
will enter Into contract and give a satis
factory bond for the completion of the
same within the time and In the manner
therein specified. Bidders are advised that
not more than 60 per cent of the contract
price will be available for payment until
after July 1, 1&C4. Bids will be received up
to September 26, 197, and contract will be
awarded at Brookings, 8. D., at 1 p. m.
Bids sent by marl should be addressed to
Regents of Education, Brookings. S. D.
The regents reserve the right to reject
any or all bide. E. C. E TUCSON. Presi
dent;' Irwin D. Aldrlch. Secretary.
AugS7-28-2-IO-tl-Septl-2-10-17
BONDS FOR SALE WATER BONDS OF
Beaver City, Neb., to the amount of $26,
000, dated day of delivery," payable at Ne
braska Fiscal Agency. New Tork City. N.
T. Twenty years after date, Interest 6 per
cent .from date, option to city to redeem
same any time after five years from their
date, issued In denominations of 8600 each.
City reserves right to reject any and all
bide. The above will be received by W. L.
Leonard, etty clerk, - up to and Including
September 20, 1907. W. L. LEONARD. City
Clerk. A2Sd21t
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha, Nebraska, August 19, 1907. 8ealed
proposals, In" triplicate, will be received
hero and by quartermaster at the post
named herein, until 11 a. m., central stand
ard time, September 8, 19t7, for furnishing
hay and bedding during the fiscal year end
ing June 30. II' . at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Proposals for delivery al other places will
be entertained. United - States reserves
right to reject or accept any or all pro
posals or any part thereof. Information
furnished on application here, or to quar
termaster at the ststlon named. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
"Proposals for Forage," and addressed to
Major THOMAS CRUSE. C. Q. M.
A20-21-29-3O-81 82
CHIEF OU ART ERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
Omaha, Nebraska. August 16, 1907. Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received here until II
o'clock a. m , central standard time Sep
tember 8, 1907, for Installing an electric
freight evevator In commissary storehouse
at quartermaster's depot, Omaha. Nebraska.
Full Information furnlehed on application to
this office, where plans and specifications
msy be seen. Envelopes containing pro
posals to be marked "Pronossls for Electric
Freight Elevator." and addressed to Mslor
Thomss Cruse. Quartermaster. Army Build
ing. Omaha, Nebraska. A1S-17-29-S"-S1S'!
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR. OATS. DRIED
r run, e-n.. 4n jueiii ui me Ulterior
Office Of Indian Affairs, Washington, D c'
August 7, 1907. Sealed proposals, ' plainly
marked on the outside of the envelops
"Proposal for Flour. Oats. ' rled rrmi
etc., as the case may b and addressed to
me vuiuiiiiasiiiir;r vi inuian Anairs, Wash
ington, D. C," will bo received at the
Indian unice until z o clock p. rn of
Thursday.. September 2t. l7, and than
opened, for furnlsuing the Jndlan service
wun cannrci lumaioes. cornnieai. rrm -v..
wheat, dried fiult, feed, flour, hominy
oata and rolled oats during fiscal year emV
Ing June SO, 19cs. Bids must be made out
on government blanks. Schedules giving
all necessary Information for bidders will
be furnished on application to the Indian
Office. Washington, D. C. : the II a
Indian warehouses ot New Ynrk Cty'
Chicago, III.; Bt. Louis. Mo.; Omaha NVb
and San Franoisco, Cel.; the Commissary
of Subsistence. U. S. A., at Cheyenne.
Wyo.; the Quartermaster, U. 8. A., Seattle
Wash., and the postmasters at Tucson'
Portland. Spokane and Tacoma. The de
partment reserves the right to reject any
and all bids or any part of any bid. C F
Larrabee, Acting Commissioner.
' A26dl8t
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Israel Anderson and wife to Michael
Kempt, w feet lot 8 and eli feet
lot 7. block 7, Hillside Ad. No. 1... 8 t
Ellen Hurts to A. I Slater. w48 feet
lot 17. Mock (. Brlrge Place 00
John E. Reagan and wife to Sadie
Holmes. nSJ-8 feet lot t. block Iv'
Mcporinlck's Ad . w
The Conservative Savings and Loan
Association to Herman Rebecca
Kalman, e48 feet lot 10, block 10,
Kounixe Fourth Ad ,.. i
Cara B. Curtis et al. to Phlllpp
Handschuh. lota 7. 8, 9 and 10, block
8. Curtis Btone Ad ... 860
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to Eleanor
West, -W 8. block 3M. Omaha
Frank Case to Maggls Case, lot 5. ,
7. 8. 9 and 10. O Brlen s Ad 1
Maa:ie Case to Frank Case, tract
lot US, Mlllsrd Caldwell s Ad 1
Louis 4J. Kendls to 8. I. Campbell, let
U. block 1L, Ambler Place lot
Marthrna Saunders et aL to Ines
Chrletenaea. a4 feet lot 23, Franklin
Square 126
Total . . . v ,' '. .82,731
TRADE CONDITIONS IN OilAIIA
General Bairn ,0tm the Territory
Help the Corn Crop.
BANKS ARE FLOODED WITH CASH
lever Mark Moaey la Weet a at
Present aaeV evllfc , Prosperity .
Everywhere Jobbing Bl- i
esa Beaelte.
Rains have been general over the state In
drought was threatening the development
ft tne corn crop. Rains were reported m
other slates. IVnrfltioha sre now favorable
and optimistic reports came from every
s-t!on.
There was nevef so much money In the
western country a at present. Prrmslts
in the Omaha national banks, as shown by
the statements recently Issued at the call
of the comptroller f the currency, sre the
lsrpest on record. 'The report of the State
be'nklng' board, to be Issued soon. Is ex-pertr-d
to show the largest deposits In the
history of Nebraska.
All Knee of the lobbing trade continue to
do well and without -xccnllon report that
trade ror the nrst eight months of this
year has f xeerded that of a similar nerlod
of last yesr.
I reventfur IS the word that exnresses
conditions In the shne trad". The salesmen
are neirglng slonsr and doing a anlend'd
business out In the territory, hut no ad
vsrees and no decline have taken place
and there Is a scarcity of predictions as to
what th market-"Will do. An Increased
demand Is shown for the better trades of
good.
Due to the present stelecency In the west
ern money market, a dullness In New Kn
land dry goods markets Is reported, fitl'l.
nrlcrs are as hlirh as ever snd cotton In
the raw probably Tvill continue to commsnd
a high fluro. In the Met-week no rhsnres
hav taken niece In the price of finished
a-a'er!ais. Gingham snd cambric and all
Unds. of . nrlnts are ofcrd at st'ff ouots-
flons. RetnMeTS are buying liberally for
fnll snd wlntr. and express the greatest
confidence In the future.
"Ilk Vn-firsee,
. Further advances fti the raw silk markets
aliroad have resulted In American manu
facturers becoming more Interested in the
situation.
It is well known that otiite a few manu
facturers are hy no means well covered
on raw matcrlnl, snd have not In fact suf
ficient to cover many of the orders that
they have already hoiked for fall. The
markets abroad seem to' be firmly nxed on
the up-grade, and every fresh buying spurt
serves to still further Increase the cost of
raw silk.
Advices Just to' hnnd from Yokohama
state that, owln" to Increased buying for
account tf both America and Europe,
prices have gone un fully 20 cents per
pound over those quoted a week ago, and
that the market Is still on the: up-grade.
CsMe advices also state that the autumn
crop of cocoons in Jnpun has been greatly
damaged, and fills Is still further adding
to the strength of the situation.
Tinware has nrtt yet been affected by the
slight decline In the prVoe of pig Iron. - No
change hss been made for weeks In the
prices of nails, fence wire, fencing and all
kinds of builders' hardware. Owing .to a
slacker demand for sheet slno, prices have
eased up a little. -vn advance In volume
of trade of about .20 per cent for the last
eight months over" eutht months of last
year Is reported by (he hardware Jobbers.
sugar rennera are apparently beginning to
feel the pressure of an Improved refined
market and are showing a tendency to buy
up raws at a figure nearer sellers' Idtas
RAILROAD TIME CARD
I'SilOX STATION lOta AX D M ARCY.
Cnloa Pacific. ,
' . . ' . Leave. Arrive.
The' Overland Limited. ag 8:50 am ag9:40pm
The Colorado Express, a 3:50 pin a 5:00 pm
Atlantic Express....... '. a 9:80 am
The Oregon Express;.-, a 4:16 pm a 1:00 pm
The Los Angeles Lira. agl2:55 pm ag 9:15 pm
The Fast Mall.,M..., a 9:80am a 6:45 pm
The California Express a 4:00 pm a 6:60 pm
Colo. -Chicago Speulsi. al2:10 am a 4:60 am
Beatrice Local;.. b 7:42 am .b 4:15 pin
North Platte Local a 7:42 am a 8:16 pm
Cklcaco Jt Nprh western.
Chicago Dayllgbtv .'!. a 7:08 am all:M prn
Bt. Paul-Minn. Exp a 7:60 am al0:00 pia
Chicago Local.... .-.v... all 0 am a 8:28 pm
Sioux City assve)r.a 7:50 am a 3:88 pin
Chicago Passenger.1.. i. ..a 6:00 pm a 9:30am
Chicago Special a 8:00 pm a 8:28 am
St. Paul-Minn: 'Llm.. ',""... a 8:28 pm a 7:40 am
IjoS Angeles Limited.... a :30 pm al2:36pm
Overland Llmltedf..T.'...al0:W pm a 8:28 am
Fast Mail a 9:04 am
Bloux City Local-., ...a 8:60 pra a 9:30 am
Fast Mail a 8:35 pm
Twin City Limited... !.... a 8:28 pm a 7:40 am
Norfolk-Bonesteel a 7:40 am a 6:S6 pm
Llncoln-Chadron b 7:40am all 25 am
Deadwood-Llncoln. rf...,.a 3:00 pm a 6:36 pra
Casper-Shoshonl a 8:00 pm all:2eam
Hastings-Superior , ...... b 3:00 pm b 5:33 pm
Fremont-Albion .'. b 6:36 pm bl2:4S pm
Chicago, Rock I)aa A Pacific.
"East. -
Chicago Limited". . 2:45 am all :30 pm
Iowa Local. a7:C0am a4:30pm
Des Moines Passenger. .a 4:00 pm al2:30pm
Iowa Local. ...r.it , . .ail ;40 am b 9:65 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.).. a 4:60 pm a 1:2S pm
Chicago Flyer t'.....a 8:00 pm a 8:36 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lim all :40 pm a 2:36 am
Colo, and Cal. Ex. ...... .a 1:36 pm a 4:40pm
Okl. and Texas Ex a 4:40 pm a 2.46 pm
Llncoln-Fatrbury .Pass..b 8:46 am bl0:15 am
Chicago Great. ."Western.
St Paul-Mlnnespolls..... 8:30 pm 7:80 am
St. Paul-Minneapolis.... 7:30 am 11:35 pm
Chicago Limited.......... '. 6:06 pm . Jl1m
Chicago- Express......... 7:30am 11:36 I m
Chicago ' Express...! 2:30 pm '3:30 pm
Chicago, MtlnaakeV St. Pawl.
Chicago A Colo. 8 portal:.. . 7:02 sin 12t06 am
Calif. Oregon Exp..'. 6:68pm 3:26 pm
Overland Limited .'..,.:!;' 9:68 pm ' 8:37 am
Mlasoarl Paelne.
K. C. 4k Bt. L. Expl, i.. a 9.00am a 6:65am
K. C. tt St. L. Exp.,...all:15 pm a 5:35 pm
Nebraska Local ..a 2:00 pm all :40 am
Wabash.
St. Louis ' Express.'.".. 7.. a 6:30 pm a 8:30am
St. I-ouls Local (from'
'Council Bluffs) a 9:30am all:15pm
Stanberry Local . (from
Council Eluffr) J. ..b 6:00pm bl(l:lS am
llllaols Central. ,.
Chicago Express a 7:20 am a 3:4i pm
Minn. A. St. Paul Exp...b iMain a .U pm
Chicago Llmiied a b.Ou pin a si) am
Minn. & St. Paul Lmtd.a :Kvpm a s:4uam
Ul IILIXGTO.1 HTA
Uarlluatoa.
Denver & Csllfornla...'
Northwest Spev'ial........
Black Ullla ..'...
Northwest Express......
Nebraska points.-.....,
10TII A MASON.
Leave,
.a 4:10 pm
,a 1:10 pm
.a 4 . o pm
'.a 0,3) pm
.a 8:W u in
.a 9: 0". ara
.'.1:46 pm
Arrive,
a 4:lo pm
a 4:10 pm
a 4:10 pm
a 6;45 am
a 6:10 pm
a 8:10 pm
al2:ul pm
b :ifi am
Nebraska Lxpiess.,...,
hlncoln tsi Majl ......
Incoln Jxcal.k...V..l
Iitncoln Local. ...... ......
Iomsville tr Plattsm'4h
Bellevuc-Plbttsinouch .
Plattsmnith-Iowa
Bellevi:e-Plsltemoulh .
Inver Llrnlied....:i-. .;.
Chicago Special...;';.'.;,.
Chicago Express....... .V
a :0. pm
bl0:2u am
a 7;4 am
b 1 y pni
a 6:45 am
all :4 pm
a 8:R5 pm
8:0 am
1I:1 am
all:) am
il am
a 6:10 pm
,b 8:10 pm
.a 10 pm
. b 8 :10 a m
.aTrrjihm
a 7 km
.a 4:30 pm
a 6 Vi jm
.a 9 15 am
a 4 45 pm'
.afO:ii pm
.a 9 is am
a 4:15 pm
Chicago Flyer
tow Local
Pt. t outs Express..!.'..
Kanas City A Pt. .Toe.
Kansss City A St. Joe.
Kansas City St. Joe
WEBSTER 8T,-i-15TH A WEBtTRn
Cbleaao, St. Pawl, Minneapolis Jt
Omaha.
Ieave. 'Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. ..b 8:30 ara b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger... a 2:00 pm allMam
Emerson local ...b litnnt b 9 ft sm
Firon T -o. . .....c 8:46 am c 5:60 pm
Mlseoarl Partac.
Locsl via Weeping
Water , a 3:06 am a8 wpm
Fs'U 'my Tocst s -w wm'' all -0 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sinday. r 8in.n
only, d Dally except Saturday, e Dallv
cept Monday, g Carries only interstate
passengers.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN
PACIFJC
of the) Atlantlo
"tMPRtSI" UlM
QTBBXO TO UVrOO TXAJ8
Empreasea sail Aug. 6, 33; Sept , 19.
rirst laoia iiu up; becona Cabin itl up;
Third Claaa
Write for particulars.
O. 9J. Bsajamia, tkeal. Agent, Tel. siarnsea
1118. 313 ao. Clark au CUoa,
than they have previously been willing to
Oor.slder. On the strength of a sale, of a
email cargo of Porto Alcos In port, opt
New Tcrk prices are now quoted on the
bssls of 8 92c for 96 degree test centrifugals.
Refiner .show an Inrllaallon to buy sitll
more small lots at this flrure, but sellsrs
are alow with their offerings and little la to
be found. i .
Brlaate Oatlook ' for Tomatoes.
The outlook for tomatoes is brighter than
It has been this season. Reports from
many canning centers refute former reports
by the announcement that the output Is
likely to be as large as In former years.
The quality of the fruit Is also good.
Sardines were advanced 6c early In the
week and Indications are for a further ad
vanc. Salmon Is strong and advancing.
Coffee Is quiet. Prices on sll of the well
known Prssll rossted brands are the ssme.
A limited stock of new teas Is on the
market, the 'demand being active and the
price well maintained.
No new offerings of southern lioe have
been made In th last week and the situa
tion la considered serious. Storms two or
three weeks ago did great damage to. the
rice fields of Louisiana and Texas.
rricea continue strong . on dried fruits,
though there has leen no change. . The Cal.
Ifornla crop of prunes Is short Snd Is now
estimated not to exceed hn.OCO.noo pounds.
No reliable estimates have been -made on
th Oregon output.
There is considerable difference of opinion
in local dried fruit circles over the necessity
existing for the sulptvirlna of apricots and
peaches during the process of curing, but
there seems to be no difference JDt opinion
among jobbers on the question of buying
sulphurated fruits under the conditions that
Jiow exist. The Jobber fears he will not
be sufficiently protected tinder the packers'
guaranty, and in spite of the assurance by
James Wilson, secretary of agriculture-,
that the departmental ruling will not be
carried out In-the case of p aches and ap
ricots, the buyers for the Jobbing grocery
houses are not buying the varieties of fruit
montloned.
In advice from the const It Is made 'clear
that the rnckera are buying peaches from
the growers with caution ami ar rejecting
such stock as shows oversulphurlng. It is
pointed out. too, that the percentage of de
liveries showtns less than the maximum
quantity of sulphur used 35-l,0 per Cent
la comparatively small.
During the week there was considerable
Interest taken In the gum situation, owing
to a report from Egypt Indicating sharp
advances In the prices of varnish. It is
aa'd that altosethcr only 2,000 bales are
avauanie to supply the demand of Europe
and America. There has been a decline In
the price of ramphor of 4 conts. Quinine
Is much stronger and indications point
toward advances. Opium remains the same
aa last quoted 87 the minimum price in
caee lots. There Is an advancing market
on Golden Seal, on Jamaica ginger and
senega root. Indications are that there will
be lower prices fcr pepriermlht oil and ad
vances on oil of anise arid Messina essences.
During the early part of the week there
was a little weakness In the turpentine
rr.srket, though there was no disposition to
lower prices. There has been steady Im
provement In ,the linseed oil market, with
no change In prlcea
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qaotatloas oa
Staple and Fnaey Prodae.
EGOS Per do.. 17c.
BUTTER Packing stock. 18c; choice to
fancy dairy. 20fl21c; creamery, 230.
LIVE POCLTRY-Sprlng chicken. 129
14c; hena, 10c: roosters, 6c; (turkey,. 12c;
ducks, MjSc; geese, 6c.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. 319.00; me
dium, $8.00; No. 1 bottom. $8.00; off grade
from 86.69 to 8t.30; rye straw, $7.00; No. 1
alfalfa. 311.00.
FRIIT8 AND MELONS.
APPLES Duchess and Wealthy, for
cooking. 3i.2Cgl.&0 per bu.; eating varieties,
$1.60 per bushel basket.
BLACKBERRIES Cs, 14 quarts, $2.50.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box, 61. I.
CALIFORNIA PLUM8-Pr crate, 83.0
1.25.
TEXAS WATERMELONS" Each, c
crated for shipment, t per lb.
CA.NTAlXll'I'F: inrltv Ford. Standard
crate, 83 50; Arkansas standard, 83.0U.
1KAK8-Colorado Harrietts. $3.60 per box;
Flemish Beauties, $3.25 per box; California
tonrtlftts. 8S.75 per box. -
O RAPES Home grown, 8-lb. basket, 40c.
TROPICAL FRUITS. .
LEMONS Llmoniera. 800 else. 87.60; 160
Ise. $7.60; other brands, Wcfotl.uO less.
il AN ANA ci Per medium isU bunch,
tt.0"4j2.26; Jumbos, $2.0o4J3.6O.
ORANOE8 Valencia. . 80 and 98 slue.
$4504.76; 126, 150, 176, 2o0 and 4l le. $o. J
DVTES-Kadaway, 6He; Bayer, 6c; Hal.
h' . c; new stuffed walnut date, 8-lu.
U 7 $1.09.
. . VEGETABLES. . .
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. -I, 2.W
2.10: No. 2, 8t00; Lima, 6c per lb.
POTATOKaPee.hu.. new. 6Sfl&c.
BEANS New wax and tring, 4vfi50c per
.mm net basket.
BliETB. TURNIPS AND .CARROTS Ver
mrket basket. S4i40c. . . ... . v
H-ADISHK-I'tr do- buhcht. notn
grown, 2vc. ......
TOMATOES Home .grown, market "
ket crate, 4u50c,
CCCUMBtmS Per hket, 40S0c
LETTCCB Per do.. 86o. -
CELERY Kalamaxoo, 8ut&S6c
ONIONS Yellow, 3c per lb.; red. Ic per
lb.; Spanish, per crate, $1.60. ,
NEW PEPPERS Per market baaket.
itc
SWEET POTATOES Market basket.
$1.00.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 13c; No. 8 rib, iflc: So. rib.
7c; No. 1 loin, 19c; No. 3 loin, "Vic; No. 8
loin. 12c; No. 1 chuck, 6V. No-.'Shltf
6c; No. 3 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, to, ho
2 round. fcHc; No. 8 rounnd, f j J,iJ,1
plate. 3c; No. 2 Plate. Wci No. 8 plate.
TtflSCELLANEOLS.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 85, 26e per lb..
No. 20. 14 He per lb.; No. 86. 19o per lb.,
No. 21, 124c per lb. . -
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRU"8
Prunes are omewhi. unsettlsd 1 re'
offerlngr from second hands, who seeni
desirous of moving upplle of immediate
grades. Quotations range from 6o to 10
for California fruit and from 6Vo to te
for Oregon. PeacJe are (lightly if''
with fancy yellow quoted at 18J
Raisins are firm; three-crown loos MV"
catels are quoted at c; lour-crown, 40o;
seeded raisins, Unfile
FISH Halibut, ife; trout, 13c; plckareV
lc piko. 14c; pike,, freh fruen 12c,
whitefish, 14 u 16c; boffalo, Sci bulllisad.
skinned and dressed, lie; catfish, urtaseu,
17c; white perch, , 7c; while baas, 16c;
black, bass. 25c; unfh, 69c; crappl,
6 6c; large crapples, loe; herring, frh
froxen, 6c; Whlteflsh. fron. l4lue;
pickerel. fresh froxen,' 9c; jPn'h
mackerel. 10c; native mackerel, 18W3jc
per fish; codfish, fresh frosen, 12c; red
snapper, 12c; llounders, fresh froxen, 12o:
haddock, fresh froxen, 12c melts, 18o;
shad roe, 45c per, lb.; frog legs, 5c per
dox. green sea turtle meat, 26o per In,
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern, 65c. Tomatoes, lancy. 3-pound cans,
$1.46; standard, S-pound can, $1.26. Pine
apples, crated. 2-pound. 12.208 2 84:
Riiced. fl.75iii.35. Gallon npple. $8 25.
Ca Ifornla apric-jts, 2.ow. rears, n.nv
2 50. Peaches, $1.75(6 3.40: L. C. peaches,
K'.QO'C 2.50. Alaska salmon, red, $1.26;
fancy Chinook. Hat. $2.10; fancy soekeye.
flat, $1.95. Sardines, quarter oil, $3.26;
three-qup.rters mustard,- $3.10. Sweet
potatoes. $1.2543 I P. Sauer kraut.- 90c.
1 umpklns. 80c4j $ I.0J. Lima Laane, 2-lb.,
J5cwtl.25. Soaked peas, 3-ltt., COc; fancy,
H.JjfAl.43. .
HIDES AND TALLOW Hreen salta,
No. I. kVic; No. 2, 74c; bull hides, 6c:
green hides. No. 1, 7c; No. 2. c; horse,
Jl.i0rT3.60; shep pelts. 50ot$1.26. Tal
low, No. 1, 4c; No. 2, 3,jc. Wool. 16
022e.
Clcarlna House Dank Statement.
'NilW YORK. Aut. Si The s'atemcnt of
cU-ailnj i.ouce banks for tliu we'k shjws
loot th banks hold JS.i.t.u m- re tnaii tha
IckhI r.--ive requirt tnents. i din I a de
crease of $l,219.ivo, as cumrariil with lust
week. Th statement fallows:
AinmnU increase.
Locals $l.u8I.i5.400 $ li,500
Dt-;.a3lt i,04ti,.8'i0 l.'ll.iuii
Ciiculatlon 6u.3- 6"J0 143. luo
Legal lender ' .630,ir) 946.4J9
gpvcie fO.sii0 .lt'.suv
Rrserve ro,4J0,4iu 1.6510
Reserve required ...... 21.iJ.Sm) U1.9jO
Surplus 8.75. 4 n,Jl9,9
Ex U. S. deposits 16,737.9.6 l,U9,4'.i
Decrease. .
Bank Cleartacs.
OMAHA. Aug. 31. Bank cWaring for to
day were $1 .oU.ju6.ul and tur the correspond
ing date last year $1.476.343.o5.
17. 1906.
Monday .$2.XI A3 10 $1.46.604.42
Tuesdsy 1 .599 64H .71 1.6t,(6.39
Wednesday I.e99.3.04 l.iM.l.Ol
Thursday l.Slf.M 9 1 k .. ?4
Friday L74n.6s6.64 1 6,7.64
Saturday 1.6&3.9U6.01 1,476.343.86
Total $10.612,89.3 $.4aJslt&.B6
Increase over the corresponding week last
year, $:.360,80183.
LI ver oo 1 Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Am;. 81 -WHEAT-Spot.
nominal: No. $ red woslera winter, no
stock. Futures, firm: September, 7sd;
December. 7s9d; Maroh, Is 10H4. '
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. no stock; old Borthera, 6 84d. Fu
ture, steady; September, 6 4d; October,
6 6VL
OMAHA LITE SieCK MARKET
$
fat Cattle Stronger and Feeders
Lower for the Week.
BOOS EIGHS THA5 WEEK AGO
Fat Sheep aad Lambs Tea Tweaty
FItb Lower far Week feed
ers Steaay, tlealaa- Week
tt Little Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 8f, I?n7.
Receipts were:
OMicial Monday ....
Official Tuesday
Otluial Wednesday
Official Thursday..,
Official Frldsy
Estimate Saturday ,
Cat tl. Hogs, "hee 9
oss.
3.112
7.227
6.1-11
9.144
9.014
t.nt
4 3yt
K7K8
, 6.$
, !.
, twi
. SM
U742
2.394
Six day this week ... 23. 790 .69 W.137
Sm day last week.... 26. SM 3V9i.O 2l.l
Some days 1 weeks ago. .21.04) 37.821 i.37
Same days 8 weeks an. .14.067 40.076 33.7ttl
game days i week ago.. 15.241 49. JO 16.3O0
oay last year 23.173 89.SS1 4a,4S4
The following- table enow the receipts
of cattle, bogs end sreep st South Omaha
for th year to date, compared with last
"'': 19i-7. in. Iho. Deo.
V"' TOO. 6S1, 34H T9.W
' 1.710,5; l.HKi.iW 14S.W2
khtep 1.017,113 1.061,846 ...... 44.7(41
The following table shows .h aversg
price cif bogs at South Omaha lor the last
several days, with comparison;
Del. 1907. like. ;i06. ;i04 . llrjw. I190L
AuT. 26...
Aug. 21...
Aug. 22...
Aug. 83...
Aug- 4...
Aug. ...
Aug. 26...
Aug. ...
Auf. 2S..
Aug. tS...
Aug. 30...
Aug. 31...
S S2H 3 I i3 t 16 6 8o 6 87
) bi
6 56u
66.
6 814i
96 I 1
- II; II V
6 (0 5 80 7 00 6 87
6 08 6 99 6 91
6 C( 6 46, 6 91
6 1 3 5 46, T 10)
6 22j ( 31 7 82
5 14! 8 2K! 7 r9: 01
t IH e 4
6 81! 6 96
IH I 9.
6 69i 6 m
( 7HI
6 871
6 7t't: 6 RJi
5 TS I 6 s.ii 6 Ml
5 32! 7 171 6 00
6 6tw 6 701 I 831 6 22, 6 331 7 18, 6 03
6 TV,, 6 66 6 77 6 27, I 7 16) U
I 6 75 6 7S 6 18j Kl I '
Sunday.
. RAKOB OF -PRICES.
Cattle. Hog.
Omaha $2.50186.00 85.65y4.l5
Chicago 1.3i; 00 6.4.4jl.sS
Kan.a CUy 8.1fTj7.15 6Mi 25
lt. lwotils 1 10 l.JiJH.y)
Sioux City l.6vQ6,8S 5.55t6o.95
Th omclaJ number ot car of stock
brought Ui today by eacn road was:
,, , . Cattl. Hog.
C., M. A 6t. lf- 6
Missouri I'acillo Ry I . . 3
1 nion ratine system 29
C. A N. W. Ry. (east) 2
C. A N. W. lty. (wesu 4 34
C, St. P., M. A O. Ily 7
C, B. A Q. least! I
C R. I. P. Ry. least) .. 4
l. tesst)
lllinol Central Ry
1
Total receipts 6 10S
The disposition of the day' receipt was
a follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of bead indicated:
Cattl. Hogs.
Omaha Pocking Co fci$
Swift and Company 49 l.-0
Cudahy Packing Co 158 2,os0
Armour A Co , 2,0L6
F. P. Lewi I
King Packing Co 240
Other buyer 3 .....
Totals.. 213 6.912
CATTLE There w ere not enough ' cattle
In 'the yard thi morning to talk about,
tha market being practically bare, a usual
oh a Saturday.. For the week the receipts
show a small decrease as compared with
last week, but about on a par with a year
ago. ...
No great change has taken place In the
market . for corn-fed. beeves during the
week. While there have been low day
and high day, the' market at the close of
tho week Is about where it was on week
ago. The highest price paid during the
week was $7.00. Or. the other hand, ran
beef steers have shown some strength, es
pecially during the last half of the week.
Price hare firmed up under the Influence
of a good demand and moderate receipt
until at the cloae thv-y are 1626c higher
than one week ago. During the last half
of the week the trade was reasonably act
ive and a good clearance was made each
dr.
During the latter half of th week the
market on ' cow and tielfers has shown
more activity than for soma day back
and price have been given an upward
tendency. At the close ot the week the
market is safely 25o higher than one week
ago, with the feeling very .ood. As
mutter of course, the advance ha been the
most noticeable on the beter grades, choice
range helfurs selling up to $4.50g4.60 on
Friday..
Blockers and feeders sold - very wall at
the beginning of the week and the market
was. If Snyfnlnjr, a'littlu u anger. With
liberal receipts of cattle ot that kind and
with the country not buying any too freely,
a lower tendency has characterized the
trade during the latter half of the week.
At the close tt Is safo to quote the gen
eral run of feeders aa 10gac lower than
last week. Still shippers must understand
that current prices aro high even at the
decline and the market, viewed from a
seller's standpoint. Is by no means bad.
Quotations on cattle:- Good to choice
corn-fed steers, $14K7f7.00; fair to good corn
fed steers, $5.60ji6.40; common to fair corn
fed steers, $5.0u4ft.6; fair to good range
steers, $4.6f;6.00; common to fair range
steers, $3.60b4.50; good to choice corn-fei
cows and heifers, $4 to'5.25; fair to good
cow and heifers. $3.2'x;3.fo; common to
fair cows, f2.OGtfi3.25; good to choice stnek
ers and feeder. 34.8oia6.26; fair to good
lockers and feeder,, t3.2iipt.20.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Kw . .. At. et. Me, At. If.
44 Utt 00
COWS.
I sit I H II Ill I
I I- I I 1
CALVES. ,
U $7$ 4 40 I I 13
HOUS There waa hardly enough change
In the hog market today aa compared wlin
yesterday to talk about, in fact lite general
mantel could hardly be quoted otherwise
than steady. Now and then It Whs pos
sible to Und a salesman who though; he
secured stronger prkt-s on some of hi
better load, but on I he other hand tales
men who let go yesterday at the highest
point of the markejt had hard work today
to secuie steady prices, some of them even
Calling their ssles today a trifle easier than
yesterday. The great big bulk of the hogs
sold in about the same notches as yester
day, $5.6tn6.0, but the top today waa 6c
hiMher, on choice load of light hogs sell
ing up to $415. Although the market was
Mow- in opetilng, when toe Ice was once
broken ' the . hogs., chansert hunds rapidly.
Toward ths close the feeling. If anything,
was hardly as good, and salesmen who re
reived lu(T later did not thlnkt!it they
were able to sell out to as good advantage
an earlier In the day. --
The receipts of hogs this week have
shown a coneldernlile gain over last week,
hit not much difference from year ago.
Ti e week started out with an advance of
full Me. which wn pretty well maintained
rtvfr'nt; the fl'st half of the week m
n- f lor buyers teuan acting bearish and en
Thur'duv they f'-rced tie n'srket down
ward.' Vestcrday there waa a little strength
n ....
;h fitiKSBDJn'
, B i V
are many for the investment of money but none so safe
as the purchase of Bonds. We are offering for sale a
block of First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the
OMAHA & COUNCIL CLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
Yielding the investor 5 per cent. Operating the Street
Bailway Systems of Omaha, South Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Florence, pundee and Benson.
For further information, address ,
SAMUEL
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614 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING,
lo the trsde, so that the week close with
the market about 6c higher than at th
clots of last week.
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SHEEP There were no fresh Bheep 04
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, bring even larger than a year agtv
In spile of the very large receipts the
market as a whole has been Is very satis
fsctory condition, due In large part t
Ihe free buying on the part of feeders.
The demand for feeder sheep and lamb
has been so good all the week that th
great big bulk of the receipts hv sold
to the feeder buyers at better Trices thn
packer were willing to pay. During th
greater part of th week anything that the
feeders could use, both sheep and lambs,
commanded ful" steady prices. At the
close of the week a good many potmtry
buyer go home to spend Punday, 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 price
naturally ease nrf a I'ttle s''H th -nrt
that could be said of the market would h
in rsll it closing weak to 10c lower. Opera
predicting a continuation of the good de
mand for feeders, and hence' good price
throughout the season. As a matter of
fact, they all expect to see weak spot oc
casionally, but no one I looking for any
material or long onntlnurd break In values.
With eastern markets showing consider
able declines . on fst sheep and lambs.
fackrrs at this point were rather hearten
n their view and have succeeded In
giving values on fat sheep and lamb a
downward tendency. Still the bresk ha
not been, very Ueavy, the totai decline for
the week being only lOifl-V;. FA-en after
the decline prices are very eatlsfactory
and the trade as a whole has been In a
good healthy condition all the, week.
Quotation on good to choice killer!
lyflmbs, M.7Sy7 15: yearling wether, tali
6.00; wethers. $5.1006.40; ewes, M.Trff.25.
No quotations are given on fair to good
killers, a feeder buyer are taking prac
tically everything of that description at
better prices than packer will pay.
Quotations . on feeder: Lamhi, H.60
6.S0; yearlings, $5. 5036.85; wethers. 84 .859
6.25; ewes. 34.0tK4.50: yearling breeding
ewe, $6,004)6,60; aged breeding ewe,. $5.00
5.f0.
CHICAGO ' LlVB STOCK MARKET
Light Receipts of CattleHog. Price
Hhade Higher.
CHICAGO. Aug. 81 .-CATTIE Receipt
about Set) head: market steady beeves, 84.lt
t7.O0; cows, 31 35166; Texas steers, $3.W(
6.00; cslves, $.1 567.S5; westerns, HtOC.W;
Blockers snd feeders. $2.S0fit 10.
HOOS Receipts, about 13.000 head; mar
ket stesdy ti l shade higher; lights, $6.10?
665; mixed. $5.7vX&6 S5. hesvy. $5.40c(6.25:
rough, 36.4ika6.70; pigs. 85.6036.35; bulk ot
sales. $5 804j.'20.
HHEKP AND IAMB8 Receipts, about
2.0u0 head; market weak; natives, 5 00W.M;
westerns, $S Ortfc-i.&O; yearlings, $5.60Sj.30J
lambs, Jfi.OOtrT.SC; westerns, $G.0Otf7.SO.
t. Lula Lire Stock Market.
ST, LOClSr Aug. 31,-CATTXJO-Receipt,
2.O0O head, including 1,600 head Texana;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $6.5t)7.10; dressed beet and butcher
doers, $(.2UaYU); steers under 1,000 lbs.,
$4t'i4.90; Blocker and feeders. $2.756.40;
cows and heifers, S-!.lg 6.00; canners. tl.MJ
2 40; bulls, $iS0i4.;6; calves. $3.001.00;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.7&Gu.W; cow
and heifers, 31.25&3.G5.
HOGS Receipts, 1.6V0 headi market lOo
higher; pigs and lights. 85.5016.70; packers,
$6.26153.40; butcher and best heavy, 96.10
4JU.45. -
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 800 head;
market steady; native muttons, $3.2&5.nO;
lumbs, $4.5tyo.60; ci lis- and bucks, $2.00-4
3.00; Blockers. $3,604 J.G0.
Kansas City th Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. Sl.-CATTDE-Ro-celpts,
2,000 head, including 2u0 southerns;
market steady; native steers. 5.CMti7.14;
southern steers. $3.ttS4.S0; outhern cow,
W1H3 40; native cows and heifers, $2.My
5.76; Blockers and feeders, $3.25&6.76; bulls,
.! t &3 f; calves, $4 607.00; western steers,
4 85.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head; market
steady; bulk of sale. $G.96itS.20; heavy,
$ii.dwu;.00; packer, $6.003.20; pigs and
light, $ 10(526.
iHEbr AND MM M neceipis, none:
market steady- lambs. $6.65fe'7.66; ewe and
yearling. 36.ft.50; range yearlings, $5.00
45 ; range sheep, $6.iakJ'o.60; Blocker and
feeders, $3.50j6.70.
Sloas Cltr Lira stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la , "Aug. 81. (Special Tel
gram.) Hogs Receipts, 6.000 head; market,
steady, selling at $6.5&4mH6; balk. $6.606.70.
CATTL.K Receipts 300 head; market, un
changed; beeves, 85.00g36.R6; cow and heif
er. $2 5094.78; stocker and feeders, $3,000
4.90; calves and yearlings, $;.5tS'J.86.
Stock la Blgfct.
at the principal wester' markets:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha if 7.014
Chicago 600 ' 13.000 2. 004
Kansss City I.OnO 4.000
hi. Louis 1000 1.600 tut
Bloux City - C0 6.0U)
Total .....8.0C 81,214 t.M
Minneapolis Praia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. ' 8I1 WHEAT
Sepfembor, $1.004 j - December, $1.02; May,
$1.07N: No. 1 hard; tlOtlVt-; No. 1 northern,
IVOf-H; No. $ northern, $1.0nv31.08; No. I
northern, SHcytl.OO.
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Fore law Ftnaaetal.
PARIS, Aug. 81. Prices on th Bourse ta
dav were firm n the New Tork advice.
- FERLIN, Aug. 31. Price oa the Bourt
today were firm. American were active
and higher. ,
T
BURNS, JR.
OMAHA.
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