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OFFERED FOR RENT
otinaed.
OMAHA Van Storage Co. pack, move,
etera H, It. gooes; storehouse 112( N.
Uth. Office le Farnam. TtL Doug. 1V.
' (li341
HOrrHOLO foods parked, foiwardd;
-Cheap freight ratea. Moving and storage.
Expressman's Delivery Co. Tel. Douglas
(1)-?5I
11-ROOM, modera house except furnsoe,
2611 Pierce St., on block to car. Inoulre
ISol South 36th Ava. J. It. Allhonse.
(16)-3
COTTAOE, I large rpoma. modern ex cent
furnaco, (24. 818 So. 81at 8t.
(15)-M9M 18x
7-ROOM house, lit (016 No. 4M St. 'Phone
Harney Hit. (IS) M33 16x
FOB RXNT By ownor, SR31 N 22d. Bew t.
room modern cottage. Tal. Webster 158,
(15)-263
V.B MOVE PIANOS-MaggareT Van and
Storage Co. Tel. Doug. 1496. Office. 1713
Wabatar St. (15) 261
NEW, 6 rooms, porcelain bath, electric
light, on ear (2I. 8. 8. Trulllnirer. Tel.
Benaon (961. (16)-6S
HOUSES I? til B,r- of th oy R.
UUUOW C. Patera Co.. Be Bldg.
(15)-360
FOR BENT-Lirr atora room. 16th and
Vinton Sta. C. M. Bachmann. 437 Paxton
block. OS)-30
HOVSEfl, Insurance. RIngwalt, Barker Blk.
(l5)-285
ITOTTRES In all parta of the city.
11UUOLO crelgh Sunt ft Co.. Bea Bldg.
(16 374
T-ROOM. modern house, walking distance,
TIT N. d St. Inquire 2223 Hurt St.
(151-474
FOR RENT -room house, 2217 f'spltol
Ave. (ia-MSR2 I7x
l-ROOM houaa, (118 Burt.
15)-MT67 IT
flaltdlngrs.
12 HARNEY IT. I floors and basement,
33x130 (eat; eultable (or wholesale. ' tic
C'ague Investment Co.. 1906 Dodge Bt.
r (16)-?6T
THK entire building formerly occupied by
the Dally News. 44 x30 feat, I atortea and
basement. McCague Investment Co., 1506
Dodge St. (18)-268
FOR RENT. A SIX-STORY BUILDING IN
WHOLEMLB DISTRICT.
The six-story and! baaement building at 1208
Mown ro et., formerly occupied by the
Hsyward Brothers phoe Co., for rent.
Annual rental (2.400. floor apace la 20x13.
ft., and all floors and basement contain
bout 3Q.0O9 aquare feet surface. The
building iiaa a good elevator and office
apartment, and la equipped with a modern
fire sprinkler system.
R. C. PETERS CO..
00 a 17th St. Bee Building.
. . . - (15I-M706
OfiMts.
offTces
FOR RENT
If you are In seareh of offices or want to
find new location for your placo of busi
ness, we would like, to have you call at
THE BEE
BUILDING
a iid look at the apace wa can otter you.
In the aoutlieaal corner of Uo fifth floor
we can show you an elegant suite of two
rooms, a floor apaoe of too square fet, with
good light, a vault and nicely decorated
rooms. This faces both Farnam and Seven,
teenth streets and is the beat office space
In Omaha today.
On the sixth floor we have two small
rooms, which are connected, and would
make a splendid conmlnatlon for anyone
desiring small, but well arramed offices.
mere la anothor room on the sixth floor,
facing on Seventeenth Street, 8xlfM, which
rents fur tlT per month. Anyone wtshln
a small office with good light would be
pleased With this one. .
On account of contemplated changes, we
are In a position to make leases on desir
able space on the second floor. These
room are very desirable and have been
occupied 'hy enterprises requiring much
space. Call and let vs figure on your re
quirements. THE BEE BUILDING
FOR RENT Desk room In Bee offloe, olty
hall building, 417 N. 25th St., South
Omaha. Apply to manager. 051134
DESK room. 605 paxton Blk. (it) 476'
DESK ROOM Roll top desk, 'phone serv
ice. J. H. Johnson, (43 N. Y. Life.
(W-M.HM 17x
Halls aad Lodge Rooms.
FOR lectures, concerts, dancea and balls.
Fraternity ball. 1818 Harney St.. Opn.
public library: line floor, stage and bal
cony aeata 650; make engagements now.
N. P. Dodge at Co., 1714 Farnam St. -.
(15J-M831 IT
tare.
One atore room tn new "Scargo" building
In South Omaha, near postofTtce, with
lighted baaement, modern ahow windows
and awnings; beat possible location. Hall
Distributer Co., 617 First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Red 7408. (lb UUt
DRUO STORE; best unoccupied location
for local drug buatneaa In city. Will al
ter and lease to right party. Also A-l
rocery locution. .HKMIH, lurj Paxton.
Blk. 'Phone Douglas (til. (15 M340
NTCW STORE ROOM, corner Locust and
tuiennan Ave., for dry goods, ahoas or
notions, good location, good place for
right party. Inquire Joseph Houska. 2623
Sherman Ave. (15) M615 19
'TR.ROOM- m leth St. Clarke Powell,
6iiF"tn Et (1 6) -268
OFFERED FOR SALE
Feaetag.,
ANCHOR and Iron fencing; wire fencing
to per loot. M N. 17th alt. Tel. Red C14.
(l)-29
Faraltara.
(I HAND f trait ere bought and aold; busi
ness on the square. Rosenberg, formerly
with' Chicago Furniture Co., 103 8. 14th
St Tel. Douglas taaa. (16) M46 S39
FOR SALE Furniture of a 10-room house:
all or part; furniture must be mostly
cash or terms. Ml N. IMh 8t.
(16)-M447 .
FURN1TURI3 of seven-room house Includ
ing Emersun upright Piano, Monitor alwel
range, gas range china ami kitchen
rablneta. Radiant Home baae burner, etc
(wM Seward St.. 1 7' 16x
FX'RNFTURB for ten rooms, coniplet for
housekeeping, good location, modern,
close in; three rooms pay all expensea.
U"0 f taken Ihlg week. Address H 211,
care Bee. . t , tli)-3J4 ilx
FOR SAI-E Cheap, piano, aide board, steel
range and other houshold furniture. 6.3
K- lTth St., South Omaha. Uo MS14 li
VI NINO room table, chairs, aidehaard, maT
fcogany library table, hall tree. e Phone
Weoster 3157. (1 M903 17x
FOR e)A LB furniture for T-room houae,
been Ukd leee than a year. 1662 Fernam
trt. Tel. Harney tbi. (lj-MSsii 17x
rtaaaa, Oraaaa. af aeai (aMtrasaaata.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Story A Oark cabinet
era an, 13 alopa, a beautiful, strong-toned
Instrument, suitable for church or home,
good condition; cost UiO. Address L 734.
q)-70
ONE buffet baritone saxaphone, brass. In
sole leather case: aaed only two months;
bargain, sua N. ltth su ou
FINE upright piano, nearly new. at H of
eoet leee than one year ago: party leaving
lor the south. Call at 414 N. rd 8t
q)-67 IT
TOM SALEr-One CVotllaa piano Player In
te4 atder. with about forty rella' of
inuala. MatUr-Thaden Co.. IT U. ft.
Kaiieoal liM.uk IllOg.. Omaha, Neb.
ll)-MisH 1
OFFERED FOR SALE
Flanoa, Orsraas, M astral lustra meats.
. (Contlnuod.)
Red Tag Piano Sale
110 pew, slightly used and second-hand
Pianos at a deep cut In prices A big red
tag, on which the price la marked In
plain figures, attached te each Piano.
Watch for the red tags. Every red tag
means a bargain,
Kimball Upright (
Blnger Upright 90
Shubert Upright 120
Davis Bona Upright 1
Gablcr Upright 175
The esme easy terms (4, (3 or 86 monthly.
Don't miss this chance, Mrs. Piano Buyer.
Watch for the red tags. Every red tag
means a bargain.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.,
Doug. 1623.
1311-1313 Farnam St.
(14J-M338
Fool aad Billiard Tables.
FOR SALE New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures; easy payments. Bruns-wlck-Balke-Collendar,
407 H. 10th St.
U)-271
FOR SALE 6 pool and two billiard table
In good cendltlon; must be sold and re
moved In 8 daye, lesa than half value.
41S N. 24th St.. So. Omaha. (16) M426 16
Typewriters aad Sewing- Machlaea.
FOR SALE High grade aecond-hand type
writer; good condition; a bargain at (60.
Call room 6U3, Bee Bldg. (16) 671
ONE Rtmlngton typewriter. No. 6, In good
, condition, for sale cheap. Call at Ree
office, (lfl)-62SX
Hlscellgaeeaa.
DUPLEX
PUMP
600-gallon Worthlngtnn duplex pump, size
12x104x10, for sale about October 1. This
pump has seen about six months' actual
service and is In good condition; will sell
at a bargain. Apply W. H, Bridges, engi
neer Bee Bldg. (16)670
J. P. O'BRIEN'S SALOON
and Restaurant Furniture and Kitchen
Utensils, No, 1416 Farnam St., for sale.
W. W. DODGE,
Trustee tn Bankruptcy.
DI5 New York Life Bldg.
'Phone Douglas 1267.
(14) M3oi
RIDPATH'S History of the World Amer
icanised Encyclopedia Brltannlca; new
'International encyclopaedia; on amall
monthly payments. Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary, (10 edition only (3.iE
this week. B. H. Roberts, southwest
comer 16th snd Farnam Sts.
(!) 447 8p2S
GAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Largest, moat up-to-date atock at loweat
prices In the city, select now. Delivered
when needed. Inspection Invited.
. BURGESS-GRANDEN CO.,
313 So. 16th St. Tel. Doug. 681.
ao-(7
FOR SALE Onyx soda fountain, 24-syrup.
two body, refrigerator base, counter au
tomatlc carbonatQr.. niter, all as. good as
new; also 'drug' More fixtures,' counters
and ahow casts. Howell Drug Co., loth
and Capitol Ave. ' (16) 648
FOR SALE Show oases, two ft., 17 Inches
high, black walnut; one 6 ft., II Inches
high, black walnut; one 13 ft., 17 Inches
high, oak; one Carey safe, 66 Inches high;
'one jewelers' wall case. Matter-Thadcn
Co., 11 L, 8. National Bank Bldg., Omaha,
Neb. (lj M806 16
THE BEST MEAT MARKET In a olty of
3,uou inhabitants, and building for rent.
Addresa A, Omaha Bee, Council Bluffs,
I. U6)-M643 01x
FOR BALE A butcher's refrigerator, sev
eral shew cases, a nsw peanut roaster,
large coffee mill, two 'large automatlo
oil tanka and store fixtures too numerous
to mention. Globe Land and Investment
Co., Omaha, Neb. (16) 373
FOR SALE CHEAP M H. F. Fairbanks St
Morse gasoline engine, new; has been run
only a few times; will give a bargain.
Apply to B. W. Cooke, Kimball, Neb.
(16) M6S4 37
SHERMAN-WILLIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Bherman 4 McConnell Drug Co.
i (16;?78
SECOND-HAND rubber hose, tools. Singer,
416 N. 16th. - (l)-2i
FOR BALE Finest boarding houss tn the
city; best location all furnished: walk
ing distance, etc; cheap. Inquire 103
Karbach Blk., Omaha, Neb. (16 274
DRt'OS at cut prices; freight paid on all
orders; catalogue free.
BHERMAN ft M'CONNELL DRUG CO.,
Omaha, Neb. (II) 376
BEND US your mall orders for drugs;
freight paid on (10 lots. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (16) 277
HOMEOPATHIC medlclnea, wholesale and
retail. Sherman 4k McConnell Drug Co.
(l)-376
HAY (t.M per ton. Wagner, 801 N. 16th.
(16) -2S0
HALL'S safes, new, Id-hand. 1818 Farnam.
(16J-27I
FOR SALE Furnace, suitable for- heating
a 9-room house; good as new; applv at
once, 36i7 Harney St. (It!) 323
FEW bargains in Id' hand soda fountains,
monthly payments. Deright, IKK Farnsm,
80-INCH black walnut roll-top desk, good
repair. (i. 228 Boe Bldg. H6 M667 lbx
FOR SALE Three hundred tona of fine
Ice. will quote price f- o. b. at Perry
Coon Valley Ice Co., Ferry, la.
(1S)-M81S 21
FOR 8ALH- French Orient motorcycle,
cheap. Address C (40, csre Bee.
(16t MfW J7x
FOR BALE Good cookmg range. Call
evonlnur 2M1 plrrce R (161145 ldx
PATENTS
LARSON & CO.-Sook free.
Bee Bldg.
t!7i J
D. O. BARNELL, patent attorney and ma
chine drs.gner, Paxton blk. Tel. Red 71 1.
(17) 671 Octll
PERSONAL
YOUNG WOMEN coming to Omaha as
strangers j isvlted to visit the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms, lsls
Farnam atreet, whers they will be di
rected tt suitable boarding jlacea er
oiherwiae asaiated. (18) 116
THE ELITE ElPrt lady
A,iiiA Ogives massage, chaly
beate scrub baths. Room A Barker
block, ltth and Farnam. New establiai,
Pient, (18) 666 16x
PLEATING ButVons, Niching,
, ' ,w Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and
iirwkln only 6c per yard. Send (or
price lint and samplaa.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO..
16 Douglas Block. Tat. Douglas 1936.
. (18)-M64
MAN and wife, with little girl, that were
l.xjklng at rooms at 2627
please call again.
D
'avenport St.,
us; xam is
IDEAL HAIR PARLORS, room U. Crelgh.
!on block; new management; manli ur
ng. hardrcsela. Markman-Pet. rs.
:l Red UH. ili)Ui3S
TIIE OMAIIA
PERSONAL
(Continued.)
THE SALVATION ARMT solicits csst-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
reed We collect, repair and aelL at 114
N. 11th St., for rost of colleetlng, to Ike
worthy poor. Call 'phone Doug. 4135 aad
wagon will call. (ID all
SEWING machines rentd. Neb. Cycle Co.,
Uth and Harney. 'Phone Douglas 163.
(18)-(84
MAGNETIC "lo(ty Masaage.
inivjiii4i.ivy vapor and Tub Batha
Room (, 1204 Farnam St., 2d floor.
(18)-M181 821
SYRINGES, rubber goods, by mail; cut
prices. Pend for free catalogue. Myers
Dillon Drug Co.. Omaha. (18) 281
A FIRST-CLASS painter and paper hanger
will do work In exchange for old clothes,
old furniture or merchandise ( any kind
or will pay- highest cash price for same.
Call or addreas Shank. 3MW M St., South
Omaha. (18 S44 22x
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King. 1320 N. 34th St. Tel. Web. 3T.E3.
(18) 388
f A (I rMP.TTn treatment and bath. Mme.
ilAUiXrillV Bmith. 118 N. 15th. 2d floor.
(18)-860
OMAHA Stammerers' Institute. Rsmge
Building. (18)-283
WANTED For Callaway. Neb., during fair
week Sept. 24 to 27 a tent show, comedy
or minstrel. Address. Sec y Fair Associa
tion. (Ui-U44j i .
HEALTHY, wholesome, satin skin be
stowed by Satin akin cream and Satin
powder. 25c. (18)
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE) DEALERS,
RUSSELti & M'KITRICK CO., 433 Rams.
(19 2X3
PAYNB INV. CO.. 1st floor N. T. L. Doug.
ITU. . (ll)-SBl
R. C. PETERS 4 CO., Bee Bldg. (19) 293
GEO ROB a COMPANY.
1601 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 756.
U) 396
C. M. RICH. 18th And Locust Tel. Web. 1478.
(I) 14 OcUx
CITY PRQFBRTY FOsV a A LB.
Keystone Park
ADJOINS BENSON ON THE
WEST
Where Is It?
1H miles west of Country club.
660 acres laid out Into 90 tracta of from
2 to 20 ncres tot
SUBURBAN HOMES. .
How much has been sold?
63 tracts have been sold. Only ST tracts
left.
Why la It selling so rapidly?
Because Good roads snd automobiles are
helping to make a demand for Country
Homes.
Because You can live In the country for
much less than It coats to live In the city,
and still have all the advantages of the
city.
BECAUSE KEYSTONE PARK
Is the most beautiful and attractive prop
erty anywhere around the city.
Because It is the cheapest property eon
aldering its advantages to be found adja
cent to Omaha.
THAT'S WHY
Call and let us take you out to see It any
day or evening by auto.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
New York Life Bide;.
D. V. SHOLES CO.
Board of Trade Bldg.
(1)-M832 II
FOR SALE BY THE OWNER-10-room
modern home. West ' Farnam' district, hot
water heat, large ground", east front;
need money only reason for selling. H
(23. care Uee. (lS)-648 lTx
kjgmcsTjismiLjrssBjra nwmawvr3BB
FLJASANT hqme or good Investment, 8
room all modern houae, laundry, corner
lot, good location; also vacant lot adjoin
ing. 701 Wool worth Ave. U9 M808 16x
BUT THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at 26th and Fort streets only (225. 8.
O. Nordqulst, Owner, 624 8. soth St.
U-751X
CLOSE IN BARGAIN. '
Four-room cottage with four-room base
ment; water, gas and toilet, (16. Apply
of owner. 823 S. Z3d 8t. (111-920 16x
$100 CASH
and (IS monthly buys 629 North 27th St.,
South Omaha; large lot, city water, brick
walk. Two old liouses, rent for (11.60.
Room for two more houses. Close to
trackage and poslofTloe. Fine proposi
tion for poor man who wants to double
his money In a few years. Price, (1,000.
C. S. 8HEPARD, OWNER.
Tel. Webster 1613. (1) M8S5 16x
$G00CASH
2701 Capitol Ave., new, 6 rooms, lot 33x136.
Paving contract let. This fine, little,
modern home Is a safe purchase, price,
(3,000, essy payments.
OWNER, TEL. W. 2613.
(1D-M884 ltx
HOME BARGAIN.
Desutlful 7-room modern home, fine, large
lot, fruit and shade. Owner must sell at
once.
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO.,
Douglas Block. Douglas 6691.
09) MS48 16
FOR SALE Neat i-room cottage; sewer,
city water, elo., on Bristol near 24th.
Telephone owner, Florence l"ft2.
(ID 484 16X
.. xveeio v c. t,s., jwi xs. 7 ire mag.
YOUR CHANCE (ift-H
T1i!rn LTi"-!;SUit .",.a. 5Uy W'.l'.r' 1500 TO 0W TO IAN-Prlvate money;
C rrncPaTrT"oo2db.r'; ft? vacir.'w " 6h"W0O' '
and must be sold at once, therefore the 1 ... 21 .
great aacrltlco. This Is only about two " '
WbS? K.v .tt,r,Vcha8 REAL ESTATE WANTED
cash and (23 per month.' " ' (300 CASH '
J. W. RA8P CO., t want to buy amall, modern home, on or
Doug. J653. Paxton Blk. very near car. costing up to (3.000. Can
U)-M4 ray (ou cash, balance (luo monthly. Box
293. Powtofflce. (Ja MW3 16x
(7,000 " - -' '
Will buy elegant new homo la West Far ... . ., -n ,,,
nam fit. district, now ocoupled by the WANTED-T0 BORROW
owner. Hardwood finish, cemented cellar, ! . " "Jl1 11
paved atreet, permanent sidewalks. Ev- WANTED TO BORROW
erything new and in drat class condition. (1,000 to enlarge a good paying business
This is aN bargain.- , with privilege to reduce loan yearly. Ad-
THOMAS BRENNAN. w T76. Bea itSL.
Room 1 New Tork Life Building. . . . .
! WANTED TO BUY
. ... COSB IN. WANTED To buy aecond hand furniture,
I will sell this corner with ten-room cook and heating stoves, carpets, lino
house, all modern except heat, cheap If leuma. o trice furniture, old clothes and
JfV"1 .,l "ce- Apply to owner, Kii No. shoes, plsnos, feathers bed pillows, quills
ltr street, (l)t I7x and all kinds of tools; or will buy ths
a i otc u , ' ,, . r furniture of your house compute The
24 LOTS la Halcyon Helghta, Benson, lying hlgheat prices paid. Call the right man.
well, close to car Una; 20 minutea' rlua Tel Douglas tt.l. (26)-M366 621
to Omaha. Will sell altogether or m
bunchea of Ave. For prlcea and terme ad- CASH paid for second-hand clothing,
dress H 42. care Bee. (1IW6? shoes, sto. SOs No. 16th St. Tel. Red
' ' (336. (26) 21i
REAL ESTATE TITLE - TRUST r-v ;
CHA8. C WILLIAMSON, Pres. -U. CA8H paid for old books. Crsne-Foye Co..
(18) 2M (13 8. 14th. Phone Douglas 121. (-Sl
LIST your property with Chla Boyer, Bd I WANT to buy a good second hsnd tour-
and Cuming Sta. (hi) 2M In car cheap for cash. Y 83. ears Omaha
Ie- (2v) M6S3 21 X
REAL ESTATE WANTED TO RENT
FARM AND HAACH LAN D FOR SALES.
WANTED to rent, board and room In
Cetlarada. Hanscom Park district by teacher; pre-
. fers private family. Address N 233, care
FOR SALB-Thl. "company own. 12.000 0t W--aU 17.
acres of land, lying from Ave to twenty WANTED Two connecting front rooms,
m!'.e",'rf"I!.,I1r' ,aU Plied with fin with mesls. in private family; young
wster rights, both from direct flow and couple and 3-year-old babv Address S
from reservoir; It will be aold iu any (Sa7 Be (M) M$2?3?x
Sixed tisc.ls to actual settlers at reason- T"" yaV!?
able ratee and upon vary easy terms:
when desired buildings will be erected to WANTED SITUATION
suit purchssers; some pens of nearly iimiiimj ailUMIIUfl
every section are in hay and there la no Wim'nii.,,,,k i. ..n 7,
more fertile land to be found In rinr,,Jl WANT W Heuaework In amall family or
It will be a pka.ure lo ahow th,'0; chamber work In hotel; not leas than (5
Jrty to prespeclive purt hase7s an f?' Zk tranaportatlon. Add res.
pointrrenf. rSly be PwiwTl& eoI f.'i'and Teh'"'" Q'R"1 VV'r,,r,.Bd
pany s offices. tsiana, r.en. (Z7) MSI lx
DpyER RESERVOIR IRRIGATION CO.. WANTEn-PMltlin bv ,
711-14 Ernest and Cranmar Bids . 1 -I-P0'''on by registered druggist
Vlj ti? Cord. ? manager of oeuntsy drug atore: best
aaver. Colo, of reference Write at once. Address
WW-13 Y 14. care Bee. 7i-MT7l 21x
DAILY DEE: MONDAY,' SEPTEMBER 10, 1907.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD RANCH LAND FOR 8 4 LB
(Continued.)
FOR SALIC Farm of 29 acrea, one mile
from nienwood, on Council Bluffs and
Olenwood road. Well Improved, plenty
fruit, several acres large timber, mostly
walnut. ipectally adapted to raining
bogs or ahickens. Must be sold to close
an estate. Inquire of F. M. Shrlver, ad
ministrator, QltMiwood, la.
(20)-M63 IS
WESTERN IOWA corn land for aale and
exchange. Write 11. L, Craven A Co.,
Onawa, la. (20) MM OlSx
KANSAS LANDS Write for our complete
list of Kansas lands. Agents wanted.
Globe Land and Investment Co.. Omaha,
Neb. (20)-Mul6 O10
Nekraalta.
FOR SALE, 640 ACRES
In Banner County, Neb., six miles from
county seal, for (4.00 per acre; (&A cash;
THIRTY CENTS PER ACRE
annually thereafter until paid. This is
open for a lew days only. Addresa G 171,
Bee. (20)-635 18
20 ACRES, unimproved, near Florence;
fine grove, balance farm land; easy
terms. A. T. Seybolt, 3632 Grand Ave.
'Phone Webster 1970. (2Q) M360
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farme and ranches
for homes or Investment. Hem is. Omaha,
(20)-uO
loath Dakota.
OUT THEY 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-acra
tract In the famous Hettinger eounty,
North Dakota. Go out and see It. Look
us up. William H. Brown Co., Rlohardton
or Mandan or Mntt, North Dakota, or 131
Lasalle St,, Chicago, III. (20) M363 27
I60-ACRE 8outh Dakota farm, smooth,
level, unimproved. 2.5i0 down, tiRlance
five years. Near railroad and McPheraon
county seat. Smith, Tama, la.
(20)-M59S 19x
Two flne farma, half section each, high
atate cultivation, new buildings and fenocs
cost (3,0oO, close to market, fine corn and
clover section, Moody county, near Dell
haplde, 8. D. Must be sold before Octo
ber 1; per acre, 147.50, easy terms; worth IS
more. Fine homes or inveittment. Act
promptly. H. V. Harlan, Flrat National
Bank, Dell Rapids, S. D. (20) Mm7 lHx
Texas.
TEXAS LAND.
Choice 150,000 acrea In Matagorda county,
Texas, where two cropa a year oan be
raised without Irrigation; 15 miles from
gulf; 2H miles from navigable river. Also,
splendid land In the Panhandle. Prlcea
wi'l double within a year; easy pay
ments. Next excursion, Tuesday, Sep
tember 17. Call or addresa Texas Land
and Immigration Co., 640 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb. () M815 W
Mlacellaneoas.
CHEAP land Jacebson aV Co., 136 I. Y. L.
. (20)-M466 29
CASH or trade, 1,440 acres, near Winni
peg, Can.; level, on new R. R. ; also 160
acres corn land, Hyde Co., fc. D. Box
123, Sibley, la. (20) M78 17x
640 acres Lincoln county, Neb., 320 acres
Hamilton eounty, Kan., one steam thresh
ing machine and corn shelter, also horse
and buggy; what have you. 806 North
" St. (KfcrjM 1
FARMS FOR RENT
Colorado.
FOR RENT A number of farms lying
near Denver; goo4. houses are being built
when needed, so as to provide com
fortable accommodations for tenants; the
size of the traots varies, ao that anyone
with an equipment to properly care for
. any sited farm can be accommodated;
the land haa been tn cultivation from one
to ten years and la provided with both
direct and stored water for Irrigation;
railroad stations are from one to five
miles distant; good tenants with suffi
cient equipment can secure flrst-claa lo
cations on reasonable terms.
DENVER RESERVOIR IRRIGATION CO.,
711-14 Ernest- and Oranmer Bldg.
Denver, Colo,
(20) M427 10
REAL ESTATE LOANS
tOWEST RATES Be mis. Paxton Block.
(22) -Jul
WANTED City loans. R. C, Peters A Co.
()i
LOANS on Improved olty property, w, H.
Thomas, 606 First National Bank Bldg.
(1,000.000 TO LOAN on business and resi
dence properly In Omaha; lowest rales;
no delay. Thomas Brennaa, Room 1 N.
Y. Life. 123 304
UNION LOAN A INVEST. Co.. 310 Bee
Loans on Real Estate. Bldg..
Buy 1st and 2d mtges. 'Phone Doug. 2904.
(22) Mia Oct!
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith A Co., 1330 Farnam St.
(t2)-J06
3600 TO (50,000 TO LOAN at lowest rates;
no delay. GARVIN BROS., 16U5 Farnam.
(22-307
PRIVATE MONEY F. D. Weed, 1630 Doug.
(22)-308
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Jnveatment Co.
(23)-30l
LOANS on Improved Omaha property.
WANTED SITUATIONS
(Continued.!
ADVERTISING man of long and successful
department store advertising experience
In New York, Chicago and llttsburg. so
licits Interviews with department stores
requiring the service of a superior adver
tising manager. Addreas D 37, Bee.
(27)-4Hl 18x
OFFICN manager snd advertising man of
ripe and successful experience iks a
Psitlon with some growing, progressive
concern, whre superior ability and Sur
passing results will command liberal sal
ary; if you re looking for a high-class
business builder address O 344. line.
(3!)-a2 1x
MEAT CUTTER Young man. good meat
cutter and salesman wishes position;
good references. F 243, Bee.
271-93."! 21 x
WANTED-Posltlon, eleven rears In gen
eral merchandise; reasonable waxes. Ad
dress Y 5, care Bee. 27 9f2 16x
BOYS AND GIRLS-Work for ua and earn
II. Address the Great Southeastern F.ip
ply House. 20 O'Connor St., Montgomery,
, Ala. (ioi
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE - PROPOSALS FOR
Laying Water Mains Sealed proposals
will be received by tlio city clerk of Beaver
City, Nebraska, at Ills office until the 30tli
day of September, 1'JOi, at 8 o dock p. m..
for the furnishing and laying of 10,840 feet
4-lncli cast water mains (wt. 22 lbs. to
footi; 8,4(10 feet ot Mncl; surface galvanized
main (pressure iba. to sq. inch): 2.660
feet of 6-inch main (wt. 88 lbs. to foot), and
ju feet of 1-inch main (wt. 43 lbs. te foot),
with is two-way Are nozzle hydrants for
SH-lnch Ire hose with all necessary fittings
for all mains and hvdrants. Bids to in
clude the digging of all ditches at least b's
feet below the surface of street at any
place and the established grade of the city
and also to Include ail connectlona and
extras as shown by the plans and speci
fications on file at office of said city clerk.
One-half of contract rrlce for laying and
furnishing said mains as above to be paid
in cash and the bnltnce to be paid In war
rants drawn on general fund of said city
(option to city to pay all cash). All bids
must be accompanied by a certified check
equal to 10 per cent of the amount bid as
a guarantee that If the hid Is accepted the
bidder will enter Into contract to. perform
and carry out the hid. The rt'v reserves
the right to r1ect anv or nil bids. W. L.
LEONARD. City Clerk. P7d24t
NOTICE OF BOND ISSUE-NOTICE T7li
hereby given I list the Farmland, Fremont
end Railroad Drainage District is about
ti Issue twenty-rive thousand dollars of
six per cent interest negotiable bonds pay
able In twenty equal annual Installments
Owners of real estate or an easement
therein apportioned for benefits may pay
to the treasurer of said district on or he
fore sixty days from the date of the first
publication of this notice, the proper! la n
ate share of such bond Issue properly
chargeable alnnt such real estate, and
thereby exempt auch real estate from lia
bility for payment of bonds, and the
amount of bund laaue will thereby be re
duced the amount of such advance pay
ments. Date of first publication hereof.
September 14, 1907. Farmland, Fremont and
Railroad Drainage District. By J. F. Han
son, Secretary. S15-D2U.'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
co-partnership heretofore existing between
Will A. Kerr and Fred C. Martin, under
the name and style of the Mastic Cement
Paint company, was dissolved on the 14th
day of September, 1907, by mutual consent,
Fred C. Martin continuing; the business.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CHIEF QVARTBTtMASTTOR'S OFFICE.
Omaha. Neb., Sept. H, 19";. Scaled pro
posals. In triplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will he received here until 10
o'clock a. m., central standard time, Oc
tober 2, 1907, for constructing a ten-Inch
sewer at Fort Crook. Neb. Full Informa
tion furnished on application to this office,
or to the quartermaster, Fort Crook, Neb.,
where plans and specifications may be seen.
Envelopes containing proposals to be
marked ''Proposals for Constructing Sewer
at Fort Crook, Nebraska." and addressed
to Major THOMAS CRUBT9. Quartermas
ter, Omaha, Neb. nn.n.i-'rn.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UNION STATION 10th AND BIARCY.
Union Paelfle.' '
Leave. Arrive.
The Ovsrland Limited. ag 8:60 am ag 9:40 pm
The Colorado Express, a (:50 pm a 6:00 pm
Atlantto Express a :80 am
The Oregon E:: press... a 4:10 pm a 6:00 pm
The Los Angeles Ltm...al2:R6 pni a 91:6 pm
The Fast Mall a 9:30 am a:45pm
The California Express a 4:00 pm a 1:60 pm
Colo.-Chlcago Special. al2:10am a 6:50 am
Beatrice Local b 7:42 am b 8:15 pm
North Platte Local..... a 7:42 am a 6:19 pm
(hlcaao Jk lertaw estern.
Chicago Daylight a 7:06 am all :64 pm
Bt. Paul-Minn. Exp a 7:60 am al0:00 pm
Chicago Local all :30 am a 1:38 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 1:60 am a 1:38 pin
Shlcago Passenger a 6:00 pm a 8:30 am
lilcago Special ,...a 6:00 prq a 8:23 am
Bt. Paul-Minn. Mm a 8:28 pm a 7:40am
Los Angeles Limited. ...a 1:30 pm aU :35 pm
Overland Limited al0:00 pm a 1:33 am
Fast ldall a 1:04 am
8loux City Local a 1:60 pm a 1:20 am
Fast Mall a (:35 pm
i wln City Limited a 1:28 pm a 7:40 am
Norfolk-Boneateel a 7:40 em a 6:36 pm
Lincoln-Chadron bT:40am all Warn
Dead wood-Lincoln a 9:00 pm aB:35pm
Casper-Shoshonl a 3:00 pm all :2ft am
Hastings-Superior b 3:00 pm b 8:33 pm
Fremont-Albion b 1:86 pm bl3:48 pm
Chloagro, Roek Island s Paela.
EAST,
Chicago Limited a 1:46 am all :30 pm
Iowa Local '. a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Dea Moines Passenger, .a 4:06 pm al2:.30pm
Iowa Local .an:40am b 6:55 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 4:50 pm al:2ipm
Chicago Flyer . a6;U)pm a 8:35 am
WE3T.
Rocky Mountain Llm all :40 pm a 2:33 arq
Colo, and Cal. Ex al:3bpm a 4:40 pm
Okl. and Texas Rx a 4:40 pm a 2:48 pm
Llncoln-Falrbury Pass. .h 8:45 am bl0:Uara
Chicago Great Western.
St. Paul-Minneapolis..... 8:80 pm 7:30 am
St. Paul-Minneapolis..., 7:30 am 11:35 pm
Chicago Limited 6:06 pm 8:27 am
Chicago Express 7:30 am ll:35tm
Chicago Express (:30 pm 3:30 pm
Chicago, Milwaukee at St. Panl.
Chicago Colo. Bu'l....a 7:02 am al2:06 am
Cal. & Ore. Express.... pm a 1:33 pm
Overland Limited a :M pm a 1:8? am
Manilla Local -. b 6:06 pra b 1:27 am
Mlsaoarl Paolfle.
K. C. St. L. fDxp.
K C. A St. U Uxp,
Nebraska Local
Vi a bask.
.a 9:00 am
.all 16 pm
. :4 pm
.a 6:30 pm
6:56 am
a i:at pm
an :40 am
St Louis Express a 6:30 pm a 1:30 am
St. Louis Local (rrom
Ceunell Bluffs) a 1:30 am all: 14 pm
Stan berry Local (from '
Council Bluffs) b 6:00 pm bl0:ll aru
Illinois Leatral.
Chicago Express ..a T:20 am a 1:45 pm
Minn, at St. Paul Exp. ..b 7:20am a (:65 pm
Chicago Limited a 1:00pm a I :0 am
Minn. St, Paul Lmtd.a 1:30 tm a 6.W an
BURLINGTON IT A--mOTH MASON.
BarllBgrton.
Leave.
Denver aV California a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pm
Black Hills a 4:10 pm
Northwest Express a 9:30 pm
Nebraska points..., a 8:0 am
Nebraska Express a 1:20 tin
Lincoln Fast Mail 1:46 pm
Lincoln Local
Lincoln Local
Louiaville at Plattsm'th.b 1:10 pm
Rellevue-Plattsmouth ..a 8 IS pm
Plattamouih.low b 1:15 am
Rellevue-Platuinouth
tienver Limited al:.1S pm
Chicago Special a 7:00 am
Chicago Kxpreaa a 4:30pm
Chicago Flyer a 1:30 pm
Iowa Local .a 1:18 am
St. Louis Express a 4 48 pm
Kansas City 3V St. Joe...a10:46 pm
Kansas City fit. .Toe. ..a IU am
Kanaas City A St. Joe. ..a 4:45 pm
Arrive,
a 4:10 pm
a 4:10 pm
4:10 pra
a 1:46 am
a 6:io pm
a 1:10 pm
al2:!t pm
b 9 06 am
a 8 00 pm
bl6:J0 am
a 7:45 am
b 1 :'30 pm
a 6 43 am
all: pm
156 pm
a 8 so am
ell:lam
all insm
a I 30 am
a 6:10 prn
WEBSTER STA. IBTH WFBSTBn
Chleage, St. Fa a I, Mlaaeanolla
Omaha.
Leave. Arrive,
b 1:30 am b 9:10 pm
a !:flopm all:20am
.b I f pm b I 10 am
el a am el:6pm
Twin City Passe'.ger..
Sioux City Passenger..
Emerson Loral
Vmeraon I tea I
Missouri Paelfle.
Local via Weeping
Water
Falls City Local
.a 1:06 am
.a 1:60 pm
8 30 pm
all :20 am
a Dally, Dally except Sunday, e Sunday
only, d Dally except Saturday. Dally ex
cept Monday, g Carries only interstats
paauengera,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattlt Generally Ten to Fifteen Centi
Lower for Week.
HOGS STEADY WITH WEEK AGO
Reeelpts of Sheep aad Larnfea Largest
el Any Week This Season
Trade Very Acle, Steady
Prices Malatalaed.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 14, li.
Receipts a Jie: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monlay 1,66 l.6 H
Official Tuesday 7,li3 I.S0J 11. 914
Official Wednesday 1.413 6.177 18-WJ
Official Thursday 6.8-i 7.M 19.2.6
Omclal Friday 1.7V6 8ii"8 6,2
Estimate Saturday 675 6.7it
Six days this week....33.4J7
fame days last week. .. .28.797
ame days 2 weeks ago.. 23.790
ame days 8 weks ao.. 26.854
ame da s 4 weeks so..S:i.ii
ame days last tear 22.742
ine following table shows tne recripis oi
eat IK hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
he year to date, compared with last year:
1!07. 1906 Ino. Dec.
Cattle 678.7K7 113,141
Hogs 1.827,666 1. 936.610 106.945
Sheep 1,201.723 l,206.52i J.'
The following tables shows the average
price oC hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daye, with comparisons:
Date. 1907. 11006.11306. ;104.1908.I12.11.
Sept.
cpt.
Sept.
Sept.
2...
3...
4...
6...
6...
7...
8...
6 6
6j
5 271
6 33
sj
I 26!
6 22
5 J0
ni
6 421
7 42 6 11
7 861 01
6 65I
6 85
I 76,
6 67
I 761
IS!
6 M
6 8 .' I
I o
6 W
6 02
6 4i
6 4:1:
6 37 1
6 3S
6 36
i 381
I
I 34
6 31
t 32,
6 16
6 26
6 33
6 30
6 86
6 41
8 39
8 38
6 46
6.40
6 43)
i U
6 Mi
6 0
6(b3,
6 M
6 Ml
( 40
Sept.
Sept.
I Sept.
I slept.
6 811
7 46
7 46i
7 ul
7 4
7 to
7 65
7 6f
8
6 81Vs
6 9
5 44,
gept. 10...
Ibi.t. 11..
I Sept. 13..
BeDt. 13...
6
6 88m
6 8BWI
6 66WI
I
I 641
5 21 6 611
6 14 6 5x
Sept. 14...
6 53
Indicates Sundy.
KA.NuE OF
PRICES
Cattle.
Hoes.
Omaha
ChUiigo
Kansas City .,
HI. Louis
filnux City ..
- Ths olllcial
(5.7Wi.!
I.SfMiH.e'.'Vs
60t4jO
6.o64)
6.70(6.10
:::::::
2
1
2
-, $ An
.251 7.00
.7n7.10
.oiKuti.60
number
or
cars
of stock
brought In today by eac
C
H road was
attle. Hogs
Horses.
C. M. & St. P
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. t N. W. (east)
C. N. W. (west)....
V-. St. P., 61. at O
C, U. & Q. (east)
C, B. & Q. (west)
C., R. 1. & P. (east)....
C., R. -1. A P. (west)...
Illinois Central
Chicago (it. Western,.
6
r
4
11
13
S3
11
3
11
6
'i
2
16
Totals 19 100 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa fellows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Hogs.
Omaha Packing company Ktl
Swift and Company 1,361
Cudahy Packing company 1,799
Armour tc Co 1,97
Kingan .. 2i2
Total 8,230
CATTLE Receipts of cattle have been
very large this week, showing a consider
able gain over the previous week and a
very large gain over the corresponding
week of a year ago. The tendency of the
market throughout the week has been
lower and to that extent at least unsatis
factory to the selling interests. Trains have
been late on a good many days and that
fact together with large receipts has. made
a slow and late market a good share of
the time.
With heavy receipts of beef steers it
has been uu easy matter for buyers to
pound prices tills week. The result Is
that at the close sellers are generally quot
ing all kinds of beef cattle fully hmlfic
lower, with as much aa a 26e decline in
some spots. In spite of the sharp decline,
corn-fed ateers sold as high as (7.10, the
best cattle sold and the best price paid at
this point for some little time.
The cow market has also been tfolng
steadily downward all the week, the same
as have beef steers and at the close of
the week la generally quUed loo15c lower.
The decline haa been on the good kinds of
cows and heifers aa well as on the Inferior
grades, In fact some of the medium kinds
have possibly held up better than the more
desirable Jflnds.
Quite a large business was done during
the week in Blockers snd feeders, but with
such liberal receipts buyers. who have
been feeling all slung that prlcea wore too
high, were enabled to force a general re
duction In values all along the line. At
the close of the week the market Is lOtlbo
lower than a week ago. Some kinds possi
bly have not ahown that much loss, while
others have shown more.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, (6.257.10; fair, to good corn-fed
cattle, I5.6irii6.26; common to fair corn-fed
steers, (4. 56.60; xoo to choice range
steers, 6.0006.60; fair to good range ateers,
M40'(ia.0o; common to fair range afters,
(3.joU4.40; good to choice corn-led cows and
heifers, (4.2fijj4.76: good to choice grass cows
and heifers, IJ.b6iii4.26; fair to good grass
oows and heifers, (3.0ofl3.66; common to fair
grass cows and heifers, (2.0u(j3.00; good
to oholoa stookers and feeders. U.W&o.W;
fair to good stockers and feeders, (3.85
4.60; common to fair stockers and feeders,
(3 0003.85.
HUGS Hoga opened about steady thla
morning and a considerable proportion sold
that way. Later on aa the more urgent
orders were tilled buyers took advantage
of the tact that it was Saturday and closed
the market generally 6c lower. The trade
was at no time very active and the later
market waa naturally dull from the effects
of the pounding administered by buyers.
The receipts today ran very largely to
heavy hogs, there being comparatively few
light weights and nothing choice of that
description. For thla reason the sales look
lower on paper even than yesterday,
The week opened with a break of elOc
and since that day there haa been a grad
ual upward movement, so that at the close
Friday the market was practically back to
Where It was on the previous Saturday. The
3eikness developed today leaves the week
oslng a shade under last week, taking
the average prioe as a guide. Taking qual
ity Into consideration, however, the mar
ket today was fully steady with a week
ago,
itfpresenuuve sales
Ko.
Av.
ID.
Pr.
No.
r;...
to...
117..
u...
65..
II...
64...
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7..
74...
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JT.M2 Ti.77
4S.J 69.13?
36.9(A) 21.093
I,'.s21 8rt.S'7
84.iX3 73.03a
Sh. Pr.
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4V I 14
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. .119
111
M I II
SHEEP -This has been a great week for
the buyers and sellers of sheep on the
South Omaha market. The recelpta have
u-en the largest of the season to data, allll
none too large to supply the magnificent
demand that haa prevailed every day for
both killers snd feeders, Each dav a re.
celpts, regardless of their sise, sold
promtly on arrival. Aa a rule the great
big bulk of everything reported changed
handa by 10 o'clock In the morning and
trfore the close of the market In ths aft
ernoon practically everything In the barna
would be weighed up. The official figures
of the atock yards company show there
were received up until last night 77 403
sheep and lambs. Out of this number th
scale reports showed 71.M1 hesd as having
bucjl sold and weighed at the cloee of busi
nT8 """ TM would leave
only 1.343 head as unauld out of the total
Z1?," of thl '" number
about 2,5oO head were brought In hero
by mistake of the railroad company and
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
pAN A D I AN PACIFIC'
'EMi RES a" llm of tho Atlantlo
82.n0 II CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL
First CUas on IU11 and Hteanier.
Emppotjaag sails from Quebec Sept. 20
Oct. 4-18.-
O. B. BaalJAMIsT, Oeaeral Ageak.
893 So, Clark au. Calva-o, lu.
taken nut again without being ofTered for
sale. A few other cars Were shipped out
without blng said. This Is a record that
any market might be proud of.
Hut the else of the receipts and the faet
that everything sold on the day ef arrival
does not by any means tell the whole
story. The question that most interest
the sellers is how were prices itialntslned,
Thla is easily answered. In spite of tin
large receipt fully steady prlcea wnre main
tained with a tendency the middle of ths
week toward strength, feeder lambs on
Wednesday selling up lo 17.10, the. highest
prices ever paid on thla market. The last
of the weok prlcea -ere not quite so strong,
but they closed fully steady with the
previous wek. On the other hand fat
wether and ewea. which alto showed
atrength. maintained the acquired strength
until the close, quotations being higher
then at the close of last week. '
No quotations are given on fair to good
killers, as feeder buyers are taking proo
tlcr.lly everything of that dem-Hpflon at
better prices than packers will pay.
Quotatinna on feeders: Lambs, IK. 604
610; yearllnwa. (S.ltMiq.oo; wethera, (A.nrv,
( 26; ewes, $4 40 tl 4 65: yearling breeding
J", (6.0uw60j aged breeding ewes, (5.votJ
6.00.
Representstlve sales:
No- At- Fr. !
Idaho lambs 6f 8 on
71 Idaho lambs 63 7 25
CHICAGO .IVei STOCK IUARHRI
Catlle, Hears, Hheep aad Lamtta Art)
Steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at about 6u) head. Market steady;
beeves, (4.00&7.IO; cows, (1.24.06.50; Texas
steeers, (3.7Vu.0O; calves. (6.0itl4-00; western
cattle. (4X&)00; stockere and feeders, (2 84
(6 00.
HOCJS-Recelpte, estimated at about 12,00(1
head. Market ateady; light. ( (Oti.tfVij
mixed, I5.wvye.60; heavy. (i.3fvft26; rough.
ir "SB eo.owiuii.eir; diiik oi sales.
nV:ki
. . ......... , . i.iii. i n.M.iji i,ir
nead. Market stcadv: nstlv. is ,r. an
Western. Lt 7ft,4 hK -i m .
lambs, 5.tt.ti'7.60; western, (fi.ou7.TO.
Kansas cily Live Stoekt Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. lA-rCATTLFV-Reeipts,
2.CHI0 hesd. including 400 south-
. T . uiH-iiKnptrni inoice export ana
"Jr???d,,'ef aleera. (7. .804.17.00; fair to good.
- ' ' " ' i. Bin-in, 9.t.niMlf1.wi; SiOCK-
ers and feeders, 3.2tti6.2; southern sUera,
I3.:yu'4.30; southern cows, (2.16tf 3.40; na
tive cows. 2.2fVu4.6fl; natlvo heifers, (2.703
6.00; bulls, (2.6.,3.60; ealvea, (3.7M46.60. Re
ceipts for the week, 8.o head.
IIDdS-Recelpts, (,0nft bead: market
strong to 6o higher; top. (tijrt; bulk ol
J?.,51M' J6; nvy, (6.00-fitilS; packera
l.o,V(J6.25; pigs and light. (6.20ii.80. Re
celpts for the week. 36 Sort head.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Reoelpts, none)
market nominally steudy. Receipts for thl
week, 46.800 head.
St. I.oala Live Stock Market.
ST. LOflS, Mo., Sept. 14.-CATTI.R-Re.
celpts 2.4,xi head. Including O0 Texans;
market for nntlves steady, Texans ateadr:
nf'lv ahlpplng ond export steers. (8. 36-J
L ,r"1" h"f nl hutc.her steers. (5.71
ip.2.; steers under 1,000 pounds. (4.O0tfi 65;
stockers snd feeders, (2.78f(r4.7; cows and
heifers, (3.XWt.A0; cannera, (1.2tVrTS.40; bulla.
I2.50(S'4.26: ealvea I4.6n8i7.75i Texas and
Indian steers. :'.tOfc6.6Q; cows and heifers,
Cl.7Mr4.O0. '
H(M18-Recelpts 1.600 head; market Bo
!?ri .r'f and ''"f11"' C 80r.56; packers,
8 45 bulchers and be.st heavy, M.lOid
BIIERP AND LAsfRS-Reoelpts, (TM) head
market strong; native muttons, C3.T5i6.nO
culls and bucks. 3.0f3.26: lambs. I4.0OJ
7.00; stockers. M.2rWrj.P0.
St. Joseph Live gtnek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 14.-CATTLE-Recelnts,
910 head; market steady; natives,
C4 5Oa7.O0; cows and heifers. Cl.TBojiOOi
stoi kers and feeders, C8.764M SO.
HOGS Receipts, 4,539 head; Tnarket
steady; top, 16.30; bulk of sales, CTi.9n4i8.28.
SHEEP AND I.A.MB-Recelpts, 822 head;
market steady; lambs, (.60(S7.36; yearlings.
C5.6Tlijl.20.
Sloax Clly Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. Ia., Sept. 14,-(8peclsl Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, Ko head; mar
ket steady; beeves, C4.25fJ50; cows snd
heifers, C2.50(?14.50; stockers and feeders,
I3.6ivfi4.75; calves and yearlings, (2.50Cd3.60.
H008 Receipts. 3.500 head; market
steady, selling at C6.70426.10; bulk of sales,
C5.76rrJ6.86. T
Stock lit Slgrht.
Receipts of live stock at the alx principal
western markets yesterday; -
.. . Psltfu ttnia at.....
South Omaha :, (75 lino ..."
Sioux City ... 100 8,500
Kansas City 2,nno jooo ....
St. Joseph 810 4.53B
St. Louis 1.400 S.iO enrt
Ohlcago 600 12,000 (.500
Totals
6.4S6
(1.(38
4.123
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and (Isolations on
Slavic and Fancy Produce.
EGOS Per dos., 18Hc
BUTTER Packing slock, 20c; choice to
fancy dairy, 23c; creamery, 26c.
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens. 114P
12c; hens. c; roosters, 6c) turkeys, 12c;
d,ticks, OtglOc; geese, 6c.
' HAY-Cholce No. 1 upland, (10.00; maw'
dlum, t.0u; No. 1 bottom, (8.00; off grades
from V660 to (6.60; rys straw, (7,(4); No, 1
alfalfa, (11.00.
FRUITS AND MELONS.
APPLES Wealthy, for cooking, CI V3
150 per bu.; California Bellefleurs, (JloJ
(.25.
WATERMELONS Each, 2&a'tuc; orated
for shipment, H4o per lb.
CANTALOUPE Rooky Ford, standard
orate, 12.26; home grown standard, (2.U).
CALIFORNIA PEACH E8 Per box, 11.66;
Utah and Oregon. 31.50.
CALIFORNIA PLL'MS-Per crgte, (lOOj
prunes, (1.60.
PEARS Colorado Bartletts, (3.60 per box;
Flemish beauties, (3.00.
OR APES Home irown, 8-lb. basket, tog.
VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. No. 1, C2.OO0
2.10; No. 2. (2.00; Lima, 6Hc per lb.
POTATOES-Per bu., new, t,fj:5c.
BEANS New wax and string, 09Qo par
market basket. -
BEETS. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per
market basket, 60c.
RADISHES Per dog. bunchea, bom
grown, 20o.
TOMATOES Home grown, market bas
ket ci ate, fiOfo.
CUCUMBERS Per basket, eOQfiOo.
LETTUCEPer dos., 25o.
CELERY Kalamasoo, 304J460. - .
ONIONS Yellow and red. So per lb. I
Spanish per crcte. (1.36.
BEEF CUTB.
BF.KF CVTS-No. 1 ribs, 14e; No. ( ribs.
11c; No. ( ribs, fVl No. 1 loin, lo; No. (
loin, )4Hc: No. I loin, e. No. I ohuck.
ic; No. I chuck. 4lCj No. I chuck, thto.
No. 1 round, vc; No. 2 round, o; No. I
round, 7c. No. 1 plats, So; No. ( plats, 2V4o;
No. 3 plate, SW-c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llinoniera, 3n0 size, (7.00; 4
size. (7 00; other brands, (OcWl.M lees.
NEW PEPPER8-Pr market basket,
75c.
SWEET POTATOES Market basket, 760 ;
Virginia aweets. per bbi.. 84.7b
DATES-Kadaway, 5"4c; Sayers. 6c; Hal
lowla, 6c; new st; Ted walnut dalei, I lb
box, (1.00.
BANANAS Per aiedlum alad bunch.
(20("?i2 25: Jumboa, (2.0U83.60.
. OHANQES-Valenclaa. 80 and r alsea.
If 50ti4.75; 136, 160, 176, 200 and 210 Sizes, 6.2s
i.O0. .
MISCELLANEOUS-
COFFEE Roasted. No. 36. 2o per lb.;
?0, 2,0, A0 6"r ., ' 1 Vt lij.
No. 21, 12c psr lb. -
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are somewhat unsetled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving aupplies of immediate grades. Quo
tations range from 6c to c for California
fruit and from 6Vfcc to 8c for Oregon.
Peaches are allghtly easier, with fancy yel
low quoted at l3Mc. Halstna are Orm:
three-crown loose Muscatels are quoted at
8c four-crown. 10c; aeeded raisins,
,plT8HrH8llbut' ,rout- pickerel.
10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh frosen, 12cj
whitefish, 14glac; buffalo, (c; bullheads,
skinned and dressed, 13c; catfish, dressed.
17c; white perch. 7c; white bass. 15c; black
bass. Ac; eunflsh, 64,9c; crapple. 6oc;
large cranplea, 16c; herring, fresh frosen,
tc; whltensh, frozen, Wtflbc; pickerel, fresh
frosen. to; Spanish mackerel, 16c; native
mackerel, lJf.o per sh; codfish, fresh
frozen 12c; red snipper, 12c; flounders,
fresh frosen, 12e; haddock, fresh, frosen. He;
smelts, 13c; shad roe, lie per lb.; frog legs,
per " reen sea turtle meat, fco
CANNED OOODS-Corn, standard west,
jrn, 66o. Tomatoes, fancy 3-pound cans.
(1.4B; standard, (-pound cana, (1.36. Une
tf'l, -f"l, (2.20,2.30; sliced.
(1.7a4e3.3i. Oallou apples (3 25. California
(1. o2.40. L. O .peaches. I2.ooa2.sa Alaska
salmon, red. (1 20; fancy Chinook, fiat, (2.1A;
UrJey.!ky?' "at- 11 6rJilies, quarter
il. Vt.m; three-iiuarters mustard. i ij
Sweet potatoes, (l.loijjl.85. Sauerkraut. kOc
unipklns, MN- (.. Lima beans, (-pound.
tL' itf' 8oked p' t pound. Wo; fancy)
HIDES AND TALLOW-Oreen aalted.
No. 1. (Jic; No. (. 7Vo; bull hides, to: green
hides. No. 1, Tc; No. 3, 0; horse. Cl.iol. 6y"
sheep jv-lts . 60C04J1.X. Tallow, LljZl
No. i. iw. Wool, WaVif He