y
(
OFFERED FOR RENT.
Huase na4 fUnn Contlnned.
Wl Patrick A vs., e room., new and modern
t
'Phone Douglas 35. I'.EMIS, Fsxton block.
(16-7J4
FOR RENT Modern -room fcrlck bott;
alt convenience; clown to car; rent l.'S.
2"o Willi Ave. Inquire C. M. Bachmann,
" 418. Paxton Block. 06 477
FOR RENT-Plessant rottage, 2o1 Call
fornix street. Modern, except fnrnaca.
Rent, 20. (16) MS 17x
FOR RENT Four room and hath; evenr
thing itiMm. furnace. Tel. Webster 6Jt.
JI9 N. 20th St. " lu) 631
. nalldlag.
4-f.V NORTH J4TH ST.. South Omaha,
rtrxi location for butcher, barber, eto.
8. Curtis. MH Harnor St. II. Bchrerer.
k N . 24( h Bt, south Omaha. J& MM
FOR RENT1 Three nppcr floors. Inquire
i Harney. , (15)-M1U
K&R RENT (Store, building. 22xo feot.
Klner block, 16th and Corby 6t. Suitable
for any kind of mercantile bulnes.
Steam heat and water furnished. Mod
erate rent- W. J. llyaes, 633 Bee Bldg.
. ' , - . , Ob)2X 15
FOR tacturea, concerts, dance and ball.
Fraternity ball, 1H)S Harney 8t., opposite
Public Ubiary. N. r.. Dodge ft Co.. 1714
Farnam Bt. .. (15) M307 01
Office.
FOR RENT Dealt room In Bee nfflce. city
hall building-. 417 N. 2th ' 8U South
Omaha. Apply, to- manager. 16) 134
FOR RENT Larue office at 311 South Utn
St., In the rtrat National Bank Bldg.;
1,950 aquare ft. floor space, toilet and
vault. Apply to Superintendent. Flrat
National Bank Bldg. (16)-1S3 14
Store.
.' NBW STORK ROOMS. 7
Corner Locust and Sherman avenue, for
dry roods, sbae or nation: good loca
tion for right party. Inquire Joseph
Houska. 2623 Sherman Ave, (15) M467
ONE etore room In new rSoargo" building
(r South Omaha, near poatoffice. with
lighted baaement. modern ahow window
, and awning; bent pnaelble location. Hall
Distribute C.. 317 Flrat Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Red 73. U&H-Wil
DRUO P TOR PV-Bert bhoccupled location
for local drug tralnea in rlty. Will al
ter add lea to right party. Alo A-l
grocery location. BKMI3. 306 Paxton.
Blk "Fliona Dotiglaa ' (15)-M2
A OOOD ROOM for barber ahop. Ogdcn
IftOI, Council Bluff. (15)-MSg l&x
OFFERED FOR SALE
i ' FeBCtng v
AN'CHOr! and Iron fencing; wire fencing
Bo per foot, N.-17th, St. Tel. Red 814.
; . (IttV-Wt
- . rarwltnr.
FOR SALE Furniture of i'lO-room houae;
II W Viri, minnui. ' ' . ,
L'aah or term.
jowl v.
(16) -M 447
ITtR SALF-A new leather conch and
china closet. 570 So. 2Sth. Tel. Harney
iKl (1)-M227 17x
n'ruiTu awirtMn' I
STCWES BANGK8 AT HALF PRICE! J
a nearly new, slightly used, hlgn-graae
Move and range. Tou can aave nan
by buying of u. W do what'a light.
. CHICAGO FURNITVRK CO.,
141$ Dodge. Tel. Doug. 4787.
. ). ' 0) 132 OctW
5D HAND furniture bought and sold; busir
pees on tha square.. . Rosenberg, formerly
with Chicago Fur. Co.. 103 B. ltth. Doug.
385 (1) M454 Oct.11
FOTR SALE Furniture of 10-room flat, full
of good' paying roomer. Inquire at 1H23
Dodge. 1 (l)-434 19x
PIMno. Organ. : Maalcal Inatrnmeejis.
UST
THE
RAISE.
CASH;
TO PAY THE MUELLER ESTATE:
Over $100000 worth of pianos sold t
lea than factory cost Call or writs
t once for prices, catalogue and
bargain Jlsf-"4
New Piantg for rent, $3 and up.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
- PIANO COMPANY,
TEL D0UO. 1625.
131WX1& FARNAM STREET.
(U)-865
" i . 1 1 i ' i i .
FOR BALE-Bxcellent Upright piano, taken
in on mortgage. Dr.. Fribbenow. 214 Kar
oacb block.- (1) 7
BTEINWAY piano, second-hand, good con
dition, aheap, lia MoCague Bldg.
(16)-4a Oct23
FINE upright piano;. -also beautiful ma
hogany uiuala cabinet; a sacrifice. lilt
-DavMPOTt. (lO M37 lx
TTSwwrltra Sewing Maehlnea.
FOR BALE High-grade second-hand type
writer: goon condition; a bargain at j0.
Call room 9J. Bee. Bldg.
(la)-ll
ONE Remington typewriter. No. S, in good
' condition, for safe- cneup. Call at Bee
office. ;' ' : , .-. . (l)-6ax
FOR SALB New and second-hand billiard
and pool tables. We lead the world In
cheap bar fixtures; eav payments. Brum-wtck.-Balka-CoUendJM'.
I S. loth Bu
' 0)-n
HALF PRICE, small monthly payment,
Rldpath'a Hlstorr of the World. Amerl
caala4 Encyclopedia, Webster's New Dic
tionary. R. B. Roberts, southwest corner
lain and Farnam. ()) M12 NT
, ' . klmlluMu.
, DUPLEX
i PUMP
tod-galloa l'orthlngto duplex pump, site
12xlHxM. for sal . about October i. This
pump has seen about alx months' actual
service and Is In good condition; will sell
st a bargain. Apply W. H. Bridge, engl
aeer Be Bldg. v .. (16 670
OAS, ELECTRIC AND
COMBINATION FIXTURES
Large most Up-to-dat stock st lowest
price In th city, select now. Delivered
vhw needed. toapecUon Invited.
f BURGESS GRANDEST CO.,
' jij a ma Bt. . ., , TsU Doug. n.
(
UPHOLflTERERa AND CABINET
ATTfcNTIoNI
Well sstaX)ihed uphulslerlng and repair
business, . doing ' good business many
years. Central location, well equipped with
tools and rsw ouiUrUua, nuod horse and
wagon. Muat be sold at a sacrifice. Only
aaw down and balance on easy terms. N.
r. DoUgs a Co., 1T14 Fsrnaiu Bt.
0-sIU
FOR bALU-A butcher's refrigerator.
raJ ahow cases, a new pwuiut reaaier.
large coffee mill, two large automatto
oil caaks and stors fixtures too numerous
to maullon. Ulob Lnd and investmeui
Ca.. Osaaha. Nb Ot) il
ANYONta wanting to buy a Hutchison
uiuwnin to the relief of deatneaa van
,. on ckcap by a!.pltug to, Mr. 4. P.
Wood. i 3t t.. Ou.f.a.
. , . (lij MtU 16S .
tOH BALK On art squats, good-alaed and
cue (.eating stove. Address H 4:1. Bee.
BFCOND-HAND overcoats
fc.nacr, 414 N. HUi. .
Od
flrearrna
(16) ?
OFFERED FOR SALE
BRICKS for sal. 15 per thousand; 40
. gal. hot water ts.dk, used thro month;
also lumber. Address 91 N. 43d St. .
(1 M521 It
FOR 8AIJ?-A medium 'd b" burner:
good condition; Ho. C. N. BaH 21 Dav
enport, (!)
BTOVEB repaired i
rtore line. Ranee,
ind old. Anything In
1611 N. ?4th.
(16 M13lNov7
FURNACE, pfpe and registers. . &
Indiana Aye. Phone Harney !" .
1) 11 H
8IMPS6N Rock a way. nearly new, very low
prlca if taken at once. 914 Jones St.
Fhone Douglas 1704. (lt)-39 30x
FOR BALE Furnace. lulUhle for beating
a t-room house; grind as new; apply at
once, 3627 Harney St. (lt 875
PHEBWIN-WILUAMI CO. bet mlxd
paint. Pbcrman & McConnell Dm t o.
a)-77
FEW bargain In 2d hand aoda fountains,
monthry payment. Derlghl, 1S18 Farnnm.
. tlV-
DRUGS at cut price)-, freight paid on all 110
order; catalogue free. Sherman It Mc
Connell Drug Co.. Omaha. Neb. (UIW76
FOR BALK Roll top desk, chair, table,
rag. Office for refit. W. A. Krr, 44-b
N. T. Ufa Bldg. (lS)-424
BEND L"8 your mall order for drug;
freight paid on $10 lota. Myers-Dillon
Drug Co., Omaha. (18) 74
OAK ROLLER-TOP DESK, good condition;
mint be old thla week. 201 S. KHh St.
, (Wl MJM 14
HOMEOPATHIC
tall. Sherman
Omaha, Neb.
remedies, wholeaale, re
ft McConnell Drug Co..
. (16) 276
8 AWT, tl.00 per bbl. Wagner.
S01 N. lth.
(!) 8
HALL'S eate. new, 2d-hand.
ISIS Farnam.
(16) m
FIKB kitchen teel coal range for ale
cheap. Tel. Harnvy 132. lti M41S 19
LARTIF, underfeed furnace; been In tiee
only two years, r. S-'W Webster Rt. Tel.
Dougla. 6i31. ;tta M4UrioX
PATENTS
D. O. BAR NELL patent attorney and ma
chine deflgner, Faxton Blk. Tel. Red 7U7
tl7)-M4.'a
LARSON & CO.-Book free.
Bee Hlrig.
(17)-81
PATENTS THAT' PROT KCT: Our three
book for inventor malfetl on receipt of
cent itampi. R. S. & A. B. Lacy,
Rooms 29-39 Pacific B(dg.P Washington,
D. C. Etabllhed 18. tni-M629
PERSONAL'
TIIE ELITE MASSAGES
. Chalybeatecru1 bathe; expert lady oper
ator; room 2tK) Barker block; 16th and Far
nam; new eatabliahtnent. . (18) t9 14x
YOUNO WOMEN earning to Omaha as
atrangers are invited to visit the Young
Women' a Christian Association rooma, loU
Farnam atreet. where tluiy will be di
rected to suitable boarding places or
otherwise ' assisted.' : (18) 6
1 1 1 er
MAGNETIC . l'L,:
Room 2, 1204 Farnam St., 2d floors.
ClSMSta Oct26
PLEATING - Ruo.Ih.ng.
1- 41 w Embroidery.
Dyeing and cleaning, sponging and
' shrinking only c. pert yard. Send lor
price and sample.
GOLDMAN PLEATING CO.. '
M Douglas Block. Tel. Douglas 1986.
; " (IS) 883
A HOME for women during confinement
will find comfortable home for babies
whose mothers' cannot care for them: ac
commodation firat claaa. terms reasonable.
Address. MotherLoe. Superintendent Tin
ley Home. 'Phono Douglad 1921. 403 Ban
croft. (1 M818 OctlCx
THE SALVATION ARMY solicit cast-off
clothing; In fact, anything you do not
need. We collect, repair and sell, at 114
N: 11th St., tor cost at collecting, to the
. worthy poor. Ca)l phone .Doug. 41.15 and
wagon will call: . , ; ,' (18 fill
PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Dr. King, 1324 N. 24th 8t. Tel. Web. 8559.
. (18) 886
WB RENT machines. . U per week, or $3
per month. Nebraska Cycle Co., corner
15th and Harney Bta., .. ' ' , 08) 690.
MAGNETIC treatment 8nd batn mt.
MAU1 Smith. 118 N. 16th, 2d floor.
(18) 8)10
OMAHA Stammerers'
Building.
Institute. Ramge
' . (tfi)-887
PENNELL MILLINERY CO., 1511 Douglas.
' . . (18) 187 N17
8YRINGES. Tubber' good.' by mall; cut
Erice. Send for free catalogue. Myers
Ulloit Drug Co., Omaha. OS) 885
BURNS, chaps, sores, chafing,- tender skin
-IU VJ ocwiii iclll. A I V Hi
08)
BCHNOOR'8 Dancing School, at Washing
ton hall, 18th and Harney, commencing
Thursday, Oct. 17,' 8 p. nv (18) M530 16x
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE) DEALERS.
RUSSELL ft M-KITRICJC CO... 433 Ramge.
(19)-8S8
PAYNE INV. CO.,
Douglaa 1781.
lt floor N.
Y. Ufa.
(19) 8S
PETERS TRUST CO., N. Y.
Ufe Bldg.
(19)-90
GEORGE COMPANY.
ItfOl Farnam. ,;Tel. Daiigla 756.
(19) 891
A. J. PECK CO. Real
estate bargain.
(19) 294 18x
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WHY PAY RENT t
When, you csn buy a modern house on rea
sonable cash payment and balance monthly
payments?
... . $227.50 CASH
Six-room modern except furnace, almost
new, cellar under entirs house, permanent
walks,' first clsss condition. Above cash
payment; balance, $26 per month. Close in.
Price t2,M0. ' '
$1,500 CASH
Eight-room modern, flrat das condition.
2 blocka from car. close in. N. 3610 Pierc
St. Pries IS.C0O,
, : O. G. OLSEN, :
in s. icth st.
(19J-M464 13
110 USE BARGAIN
14714 Caldwell St.. f-room bouse, barn and
a-ft.. aoutb-front lot: paving and all 1m
provements psid for. Look st It. Prloe,
' fJ.TW.
W. R.-HOMAN, 1617 FARNAM ST.
0 44 It
FOR 6ALA well built 10-room frame
house, beautifully finished In hard wood;
herd wood floor, mantel, modern bath
room, and conveniently arranged. Will
' aell at a very low price, to be removed
fioru present premises by purchaser. Ad
dress C. C. Rosewstsr. Bee Bltfg , Omaha.
' tlH-Mill
A PROPERTY en a main buameaa tbor
eugtifare, havlug a present annual Ihoome
ef U,6j4, with a frontage on the aide street
snd alley, giving a total avalUbl frontage
of 210 ft for future prmaueiit Improve
ment, which would slwaya bring good
rent: ought to be a good purchase
tO.OOO. I have uch a piece.
HENRY V. V1HAN. .
IKt Nrw York Uf Bldg.
. ' a)-M33 It
rOHT-SALE-BT the owner,
room house. ljJ?9 S Stttli. .
s modern 7'
118) MMI
REAL F8TATE at reanblo rrlce; Writ
for list. If. R. Robmsun, Santa "ru.
CaL il)-Mia iia,
TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1I07.
f
J3M
A "want ad" in The BEE
stops many "long-felt wants."
. REAL ESTATE
CltT PROPERTY FOR "
(Continued.)
SALE.
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
OCTOBER 19TII,
there will be a
SPECIAL SALE
of some of the beat lots in
DUNDEE
Grading
blocks and
finished.
and careful preparation of
atrcets at great expense. Just
City water, cement sidewalks, and trees
are now in or wilt he put In front of
every lot. without expense to purchaser.
Electric light and
and will be extendi
gas run to properly,
d when the demand
Justifies it.
All lots cither on or within three blocks
of car line.
1475 to $575 for tlte! loU north of Under
wood Ave., except corner. Terms $100
cash. Iialaneo $10 per month, 5 per cent
discount for cash.
You should own a lot In this beautiful
suburb.
It 1 a good place to live.
An In vestment at preaent prices will
prove profitable. -as well aa safe.
It Is reached by the West Farnam-Dun
dee car line every eight minute from 6
a. m. until after midnight.
Go out any day thla week with
see the property.
us a
nd
Don't forget
afternoon.
the sale next Saturday
GEORGE & CO.,
. 1601 Farnam.
Full !nforma!lon at our office.
(19) M417 1
BE sure to attend the Special
. Sale of lots in DUNDEE at 52d
and Underwood Avenue next
SATURDAY . AFTERNOON,
OCTOBER 19TH. Take any
West Farnam-Dundee ear and
SO to 52d St. . ' ,
, . - - (19)-M311 18
A SNAP for some one,'-room cottage, gas
In every room, city water, all new, Inside
corner kit, i block to car, little money
down, balance $ JO per month. Apply .1127
Blondo BU ) , (19) M404 16x
Fine Lot Near Dundee
46th & DOUGLAS STS. t
Lot 60x128, within a block of Farnam car
line; gas, water and sewer; worth tTi50;
will sell thla week for $425. Addresa B 341,
Bee office. (19) 395 13
(19) Mi: 14
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
To lease, ffiO per month, 150 ft. on 6th St.,
177 ft. deep, on B. & M. railroad.
ANNA V. METCALF,
Phone Douglas 671 . 1234 S. loth St.
(19)-481 014
NEW 6-room modern house, except fur
nace, 283 Miami St., lot 60x127 ft., per
manent sidewalks $2,500. Chris Boyer,
22d and Cuming Sts. (1)-M476 14
LIST your property with Chris Bdyer, 22d
and Cuming St. (19) 894
BE sure to attend the Special
. Sale of lots in DUNDEE at 52d
and Underwood Avenue next
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
OCTOBER 19TII. Take any
West Farnam-Dundee car and
goto.52d,St.
(191-M312 18
REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST
rifiB m wiT.i.UManv w..
CO.
(191-603
$4,500
will buy elegant. S-room modern house at
414 N. Slat St.; east front: paved street;
permanent aldewalk; beautiful lawn; large
ahade trees; easy terms. If necessary.
THOMAS BRENNAN,
Room 1, New York i,ife Building.
(19) 731
LEAVING ity, I wish to aell my home
also household gooda; situated 1 block
from good car line, 4 block from school.
near stores. Reasonable part cash. Ad
dress 8. 389, Bee for other particulars.
(19) M3U3 14X
, Benson.Xying
24 IjOTS In Halcyon Heighta,
well, close to car line; 20
minute' iUIo
to Omaha. Will sell altogether
or In
bunches of five. For .prices and term ad
dresa II 42. cars Bee. (19) 167
BUY THIS BARGAIN.
Lot at 2fith snd Fort streets, only $223. B
O. Noraquist, uwner, 6J4 e. win st.
(19)-751x
REAL ESTATE
FARM
AND ItAXCH LAND FOR 8AI.U
Arkansas.
SAYI Homeieeker. speculator. Investor.
don't buy or move tintll you get particu
lar concerning northwest Arkansas; you
will be surprised: don't wall. Address
Oawalt. Gravette. Ark. .IM Ml'l 14x
lawn.
BEJT bargain on market, a A., all- fine
land, t miles N. K. bplrlt Lake, la., well
Improved; best soil; must be sold; worth
$7S per A- Fries next 30 days. 60;
one-third cash; bal, term. Writ for
particulars. E. Btebblngs, Spencer, Ia.
()-MW7 14X
alluaarl.
FOR SALE 600 farms, stock ranches,
KanSaa and Missouri; prices from 16
to StiO per acre; from 40 to t.OuO acre,
liefor you buy. aell or exchange, writ
for our free lisL, giving full descrip-
' tlon. location and price dlreot from own
ers, t , xt. iiumporey, , on neon, Kan.
Ill DVUll, CVU
(20)-M10 ltx
Maataaa.
FOR BALE Two homestead ' relinquish
ment, covering fine tracts ef agricul
tural land near CulberUon. ilont.; price,
$juo each. A. O. Mlddleton, Culherlson,
Moat. , . ()-l!aatx
Nebraska.
BARQA1N9 In Wsyn county. Nebraska,
laiid: due Improved farm, good a Iowa
laiio. ml bait th prices, luqulr of W.
L obinon, Carrvil, Neb.
(2tn M272 16x
REAL ESTATE
FARM AJfU RAXCII I.AM),FOR SALE
IebrakCoa tinned.
KIMRALL COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Two sections 3 miles north
of Kimball, smooth land,
black soil, it'St per acre.
Term can be arranged.
0'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
' 1101 New Tork'l.ife Bldg., ,
Omaha, Neb.
(20)-lH6 It
FIRST-CLASS Nebraska farms and ranches
for homes or Investment. Hernia, Omaha.
(?t)-Sl4
BtULK FARMS FOR SALE IN LAN-
casrer county, Netiraska. Only 12 mile
irom Lincoln and two tulles from good
mini uiwn, a nne sio k larm ot HM acres.
uooa improvements, d"0 aen s under 'cul
tivation. An eustern owner obliged to
make a quick sale offers It for $40 per
acre. One of the beet harcaln we have
ever handled. Reed &. Knapp. 122 N.
urn- Bt., ivinooin, neb. (20) M353 19x
FOR SALE 640 acre of the fln.'st stix-k
rani-h land hi the wal ; tine buy; un-
. limited sprlm? water1, pood grazlnp:
miles rroi.i Halglcr. N b. l-y C Mornn
47 South Canal St., Chicago, III.
COi MHS 16x
do ACRES nenr Elkhorn. $3.(0 worth Im
piovoinents, $ttio an a re. Other Douglas
couniy urms. j. A. Uibhons, Klkhorn.
Nch.
Tf mi.
TEXAS EXCURSION.
Tuesduy. Oct. 15th. wc run an excursion tu
the gulf coast of Texas. Low rate for
round trip. We have snine rare bargains.
Join us and be convinced. Call or ad
dress TEXAS LAND AND IMMIGRATION CO.,
640 Wee Muldtng.
(20) M346 14
Mlscellnncon.
CHEAPEST lnnd In V. S.
no cusli. Nut. Inv, Co.,
for ife tlic crop;
Hrandcls Bldg.
t'joi M "2 028
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch Lands.
FOR RENT Part of 123 acres, tmlle north
of Florence; small house and barn, lo
acri-fc hill land and balance bottom land,
subject to overflow wet yonrs; splendid
chicken farm or dairy; cash and share
rent; possession Nov. 1. N. P. Doiiae &
Co., 1714 Farnam St. CD M:M 15
REAL ESTATE-LOANS
LOWEST . RATES-Bomls,
Paxton Block.
(22)-W
WANTED City loan. Peters
Trust Co.
(22)-S'J7.
WANTED-City loans and warrants. W.
farnam oinun at tun runwm m.
(22) 900
fl.OiO.tifo TO IXAN on 'business and resi
dence property In tnnatm; lowest rates;
no delay. Thomas Brennan. Room 1, N.'
Y. Life.
(22J-899
LOANS on Improve!1'' Omaha " property.
O Kcefe R. E. Co., 1001 N. Y. Life Bldg.
I
. (:) w
LOANS on Improved clfy property. W. H.
Thomas, 6C5 First National Bank Bldg.
UNION LOAN & INVEST. CO., 310 Bee
- Loan on Real Estate. Btdi;. '
Buy 1st and 2d mtgee. J 'Phone Doui;. 2901.
'....- (22) 421 Novll
$500 to t'jO.OOO TO LOAN nr.
lowest rates:
1G05 Farnam.
(22) 901
no delay; GARVIN BROS.,
$500 TO $65,000 TO LOAN Private money;
no delays. J. H. snerwooa, 93 1 in . y. Lire.
(22)
$ino to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
wead Bldg.. istn ana farnam.
(221-M212
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(2)-903
FARM mortgage of $2,000 6 pt-r cent semi
annually; alao a city mortgage of $1,200.
drawing t per cent,- for bale. Patterson,
1623 Farnam St. (22) M441 28
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To
Omaha real
Address S 422,
borrow $2,700 on gitt-edt?ed
estate' secutrty, low rate,
care Bee. (24) M446 IS
WANTEDTO BUY
CASH paid for second-hand clotning. shoes,
etc. 3U No. 16th tit. Tel. Red 3323.
' ' I .11 Sill
WANTED To buy a good billiard and pool
hall. Address T. B., Box 754. Nevada, la.
(25) M982 21x
WANTED To buv secrtnd-han
cook and heating stoves, ct
and furniture,
carpet, llno-
Ibiihib office furniture.- old clothes ana
shoes, pianos, feathers, tted pillows, quilts
and alt kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
highest price patd. Call the right man.
Tel. Doug. 3971. ' (25)-M432 Oct31
WANTED-Oood buffalo head; advlee con
dition and cash price. C. C. Smith. 61st
St.. Pittsburg, Pa. C2-5)-46 21x
CASH paid for old books. Crne-Foye Co.,
313 S. 14th. 'Phone Dougla 1321. (36) 206
WANTED A mall team for rural mall
route. 2210 Ave. A, Council Bluffs.
(26 MJ'.I3 14x
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent, on October 19, a 4 or
6-rooui modern cottaKe. with bath, or S
to 4 unfurnished room In private resi
dence, for light housekeeping, with use of
bath; teasonable lent. Address C. A.
Uaiid. 131ti High 6f., Des Moln.., Ia. '
(2i)-JI2S8 14x
WANTED Six or 7-rooni modern, house
within walking distance from potoftlCe;
no children. Address E 411, Bee
126) M2EI 14x
YOUNG gentleman wishes board snd room
1n prlva:e family. References. Addres
K 4;, Bee. J6)-MSUl 15x
11, uin.i na iM.urd for voirn married couple.
walking distance city hull. (2iS)-M471 ax
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG man atenographer will be open
for position about Oct.' 1: has clerical
experience; references. Addrese L 24a.
, car Be. il MJM
WANTED By experienced dressmaker,
work to do by the day. Call on or ad
dresr 2606 Dodge St. Tel. Harney 3750
(271437 Nov3
POSITION a office manager by experi
enced, competent man; expecta a good
salary and can earn It. Address O 30,
rate Bee. 27)-M431 16x
DRESSMAKING of all kinds. 2611 Bea-ard.
(27) M211 Nov 10x
YOUN MAN wsnts position as office clerk
In wholesale house; n. yeara old. Ad
dress D 401. car Be. t7) M26 14
WANTED Position by a lady as private
teacher- in the EugUnh branches and
maid have firet-claaa U'Stimonial. Ad-
drebS 1L 414 Boa.
1 -, Aiaua
WANTED A position at housework by a
rvanf.tM.1.1 iil with eld-rlv oouple lire-
frl Addn-s acott hotel. l-arrahe
14.
IJT) -MalJ 17i
"i"
J
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO HOND BUYERS SEALED
bids will be received at the office of the
cltv clerk. In the city of York, up to 12
o'clck noon, standard time, on Thursday.
the 7th day of November, lwT7, for the sale
of tha following bonds of the city of York:
First Funding bonds In the amount or
seventeen thousand dollars ($17. OKI). These
bonds will be dated November 1. 117, and
bear Interest at the rate of 6 per cent por
annum, payable annually; principal and In
terest payable at the Nebraska fiscal
agencr In New York City, or t th office
of the city treasurer in York. Nebraska,
payable In twenty year from date, the city
to have the option to pay the same at any
time after ten years. Second Special as
Sesament bonds to be issued for the Pur
pose of raying for the paving In Paving
District No. 1 of said city. Thece bond.
will be dated November 1, 1S07, and bear
Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per an
num, payable annually; prlnclral and In
terest payable at the Nebraska fiscal
agency In New York, or at the office of
the oity treasurer In York, Nebraska, and
will become due one-tenth In one. year and
one-tenth annually thereafter for the nine
succeeding yeara. Bonds will be lsued f Jf
the amount of the special assessment In
this district which the property owners fall
to pay by th time said bonds are l.-S'ied.
but in no event will the amount he greater
than the total amount of the epeell as
sessment In said district, towlt; M.o7$.(r.
Separate bids must be made for each of
the above. Issue of bonds, and a certified
check for 2 per cent of the nrtiount bid must
accompany each old a u guarantee
that
the. holder will take and pay for the bonds
awarded him. The right to reject any snn
all bids la expressly reserved to tne city
council. Dated at York. Nebraska, this
4th dav of October. 197. GEORGE 8.
NEWMAN. City Clerk.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA-SEALED BIDS
will bo received by the undersigned un
til 12 o'elocK noon of the 3nli day of Oc
tober, 1907, for the erection and con
atruction of on (1) fireproof wing,
on (1) cottage, nnd otic (1) store room
to be built on the grounds of the Hos
pital for the Insane, Norfolk, Nebraska.
Bids for the steam heating, plumbing
and electric work to be taken acparately.
A certified chex-k of 11.5(4) on a bank doing
business In Lincoln. Nebraska, must accom
pany each bid conditioned aa set forth under
paragraph No. 19. page 3, of the technical
specifications. The State Bosrd of Public
Lands and Buildings reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and waive defects in
same. Plans and pecltica;iona can be een
at the olllen of the undersigned, state capi
tal building. Lincoln. Nebraska, or at the
office of ti e Hospital for the Insane at
Norfolk. Nebraska, or at the office of the
state architect, .George A. BeHlnghof,
rooms 602-604 Burr block, Lincoln, Nebraska,
The state architect will, upon request,
accompanied with a cheek or money order
for $50, send extra sets of plans and speci
fications for private use for those de
siring them, and $26 of this amount will be
refunded when plan and specification are
returned In good order. QEOROK C.
JUNKIN, Secretary of State. 04-d015
LEOAL NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET
lug of the Forest Lawn Cemetery associa
tion for the election of trustees and the
transaction of such business aa may come
before It will be held Tuesday. October In,
19U", at 1 p. m.; at the office of the associa
tion, 622 New York Life. H. S. MANN.
Secretary. Q11-1S-14
RAILROAD TIME CARD
UJION' STATION 10th AND MARCV.
j
t'Dloa Pacific.
Leave. Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. a 8:50 am a 9:10 pm
The Colorado Ex press, a 8:60 pm a 6:00 pm
Atlantic Express a 9:3" am
The Oregon Express.. .a 4:10 pm a 5:00 pm
The Lob Angeles Llm..al2:56 pm a 9:15 pm
The Fast -Mull a 8:30 am a 5:45 pm
The California Expreso.a 4:0fi pnr a 5:50 pm
Colo.-Chleago Speclal..12:1S am a :M am
Beatrice Local b 7:42 am b 6:15 pm
North Platte focal. 7:43 am a 6:15 pm
Chlrasro KorthiVFatera. 1
Chicago Daylight a 7:06 am all:64 pm
St. Paul-Minn. Exp.(.. 7:6t) am al0:00 pm
Chicago Local all:3f)Bm a 3:28 pm
Bloux Citv Passenger. ..a 7:50 am a 1:28 pm
Chicago Passenger a 6:00 pm a 9:30 am
Chicago ' Special a 6:00 pm a 8:23 am
St. Paul-MJnn. Llm a 8:28 pm a 7:40 am
Lob Angelas Limited... a 9:30 pm al2:36 pm
Overland Limited al0:W pm a 8:23 am
Fast Mall......... a 9:04 am
Sioux Citv Local a 8:50 pm a 9:20 am
Fast Mall a 3:35 pm
Twin Citv Limited a 8:28 pm a 7:40 am
Norfolk - Bonosteel a 7:W am a 6:35 pm
Lincoln - Chadron b 7:40 am all :25 am
Deadwood - Lincoln. . ..a 8:00 pm a 5:35 pin
Casper - Shoshonl a 3:00 pm all:25 am
Hastings - Superior.... b 3:00 pm b 5:35 pm
Fremont - Albion. ......b 5:35 pm bl2:45 pm
Missouri Pacific.
K. C. eV. St. 1,. Exp a 9:00 am a 6:56 am
K. C. & St. L Exp all:15 pm a 5:35 pm
Nehraska Local a 2:00 pm all. 40 am
Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paal.
Chicago & Colo. Sp'l....a 7:02 sm all:60pm
Cal. & Ore. Express a 6:20 pm a 3:28 pm
Overland Limited a 9:58 pm a 8:80 am
Perry Local a6:15rm al0:30am
Chicago, Rock Island Jt Pacific.
EAST.
Chicago Limited a !: am all:30 pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:30 pm
Des Molnee Passenger.. 4:0") pm al2:31 pm
Iowa Ixcal all:40am b 9:65 pm
Chicago (Eastern Ex.). .a 4:50 pm a 1:26 pm
Chicago Flyer a 0:00 pm a t:S5 am
WEST.
Rocky Mountain Lim...all:l0 pm a 2:35 am
Colo, and Cal. Ex a 1:33 pm a 4:40 pm
Okl. and Texas Ex a 4:40 prn a 2:45 pm
Lincoln-Fairbury Paaa..b :46 am bli):15 am
i Cblcaao tlrent Writer.
St. Paul-MinneupoHn .... 8:30pm
St. Paul-Minneapolis 7:30 am
Chicago Limited 6: P'
CiiUasu KxpreBs 1. 7:S0am
Chicago Kjirress 3:30 pm
Wabash.
St. Louis Express a 6:30 pm
St. louis 1oinl (from
Council Bluff) at:3flam
Htanberry local (from
Council Bluff) b 8:00 pm
Illinois Central.
Chicago Express a 7 20 am
Minn. & Hi. Paul Exp...b 7:20 am
Chicago Limited a :t pm
Minn. & St. I'aul Lmtd.a 8:30 pm
7:30 mi
li :36 pm
H:S1 am
1 1 :3f pm
3:30 pm
a 8:30 am
a 11:15 pm
b10:16 am
a 115 pm
a 8:65 pm
a 8:30 am
a 1:30 am
Ul RLI.NUTOX 9TA
-10TH Si MASON
Bnrllngioa.
Leave.
Denver ft California a 4:10 pm
Northwest Special a 4:10 pin
Black Hills a 4:10 pm
Arrive.
4:10 pm
. Northwest Kxpresa a :.w pm
Nebraska points a 8:00 am
Nebraiika Express at:20am
.Lincoln Fast Mall b 1:45pm
1 Lincoln Local
! Lincoln Locul '
Louisville. PlatUmouth.b 3:10 pm
I Rcllevue, Plattmouth...a 8:10 pm
' Plattamouth-lowa bt:16am
Bellevue. Plattsmoutn
a 6:45 am
a 6:10 pm
a 6:10 pm
all ll pm
b i in am
a 6:00 pni
bl0:20 am
a 7:45 am
b 1:30 am
a 6:46 am
all :45 pin
a 1:56 pm
a I.M am
all JO am
all :3) am
a 6:30 am
a 6:10 pm
Denver Limited
all 50 pm
....a 7:00 pm
....a 4:30 pm
....a :30 pm
a 9:16 am
a 4:45 pm
Chicago Special
Chicago Express
Chicago Fler
Iowa Local ,
St. Lout Express
Kansas Citv A St. Joe.
a 10 45 pm
a 9:16 am
( Kanaaa City it St. Joa.
. Kansas City & St. Joe. . .a V46 pin
WEBSTER STA I3TII WEBSTEH
(hlrasra, St. Paal, Mlnaaaaolla
Omaha.
Leave.
Arrive,
b 9 10 pm
all:20 am
h i mam
c I.60 im
Twin City I'a.cnger b ti.au am
Sioux City Pttasrititer....a 1:00 pm
Emerson Ical
,,b 6 46 pm
Eurrson
Mlusail Pacide.
L eal via Weeping
Water ..;
Falla City Ixcal
Falls City Local
. ..-C 8. to am
..a $:06 am
..b 3:60 pm
..c 7:00 pm
a 6:60 pm
bll :26 am
ell. 2o am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
day only, d Dally sxcepl Saturday,
except Monday.
c Bun
s Daily
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
TtMPaEl" Lin of th Atlantlo
972.50 IT CHICAOO TO LIVEftPOOL
Flrat Class on Rail and Steame.
Empresea aalla from Quebec Oct.- IS.
O. M. 9MAUXW, esasrsi Agat
. S33 8)0. Clark 8t Cklcsgo. til.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Good Kind i of Cattle Strong for
the Week.
s
HOGS UP QUARTER TO THIRTT
Falling OST la 9hee ! lama. Re
eelpta fr Week-y-Frt Lsanaa Ten
to Fifteen Lower, Otfcera
Generally Steady.
OLTH
OMAHA. Oct. 12. m7.
rattle. Hog. Bheep
Receipts were:
Omcll Monday ..
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Omcial Fr Kin v
Kitlmate Sutiirday
11 '."91
Six day till week...
Piime day lat week.,
ftnme davn 2 weeks aao
:uo
34.iO
3a.il1
4i.V7
24.993
TS.8
Will
107.9S4
TB.34
77.H47
tO.722
Fame days ( week ago. .4. 4.3
Fame days 4 week agq..M.$74
Bam
dajs last year..:..4"t
The following table how the receipt of
cattle, hog and hep at South, wmm i"'
th to ale compared with last year.
' 19oT. 106. In-. Dec.
Cattle JS,1 TW.lls ITO.wi
Hogs 1.4.2S7 8.044.387
Sheep 1.45J.278 Lti01,7u
90.150
49.4J9
The following table grw th ?T
price of hog at South Omaha for the last
everal daya, with eomparloni
I 107. 11908. 11906. 11904. 1101. H I'901
Oct.
Oct.
Oft.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
si I a
I 6 74
Sit
I 10 f 76!
7 141
7
69
f S
68
61
49
34
1.1
6 14
6 16
21
J t 91i 2:
6 SI
7
BOH 27
7 30
6 Ml 6 74)
( OS 6 761 7I
6 08 6 68 6 65'
7 81
I. ..,
7....
$...
t...
10..
II. .
7 42
6 Jt4
f 6 06 6 Ml 6 401
. u'. A til f 16
7 Si
6 9V,
32
80!
6 64
6 li
9 07
6 0'
6 191 7 14
' Oct.
lOH
6 lit.
2M 6 051 I 63!
S 22 7 03
Oct.
Oct.
6 20 4 W o ii
6 9
ti 21
b 07l 6 31 S 31
8unda. v
RANGE OF PRICES.
Caltle.
Omaha $2.4.i
Chicago !.irr 3
Kansas Clr- f.lixf(7.fl
St. Lotd l.Hi1t7.15
Hloux City I.5fg.0
Th official number of car
Hogs.
A. 01 h A. 25
6 4'fi'V90
.:.ifi4
6.7Wi1.96
.tXvfj6.25
of stock
brought In today by each road wa:
Cattle, nogs, bliecp. n r .
C. M.
St. P
4
Union
Pacific.
18
3
15
2
1
11
1
1
56
C. & N. W. (east)...
C. A N. W. (wrst)..
C., St. P.. M. A O...
C, B. A Q. (east)....
C, B. & Q. (west)...
t .. R. I. & P. (east)..
C. R. I. & P. (West)..
Totsl receipt
10
The disposition of the day's receipts was
s follows, esoh buyer purchasing me num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Hneep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
299 276
92 o
1,163 843
.... 4ii9
4 ....
1
6
80
41 .... 12
143 2,844 1,130
McCreary ft Carey
Hill ft Bon
J. B. Root ft Co
Kengan
Other buyer
Totsl
CATTt.W There were
a few car of cat-
tie in the vard thla morning, but as usual
on Saturday not enough to make a market.
The total receipts for the week nsvo nffn
very laige, showing liberal gains over last
week and the corresponding week of a year
ago. The quality of the rweipts, however.
has not been overly good, the smvais
consisting largely of cow Stuff and feeders,
witii a very large mixture ot wnnt ouyers
generally term trash.
Beef steers of all kinds, corn-red ami
ranger, both good and bad. have been
In very light receipt throughout the week.
Desirable beeves especially have been
scsrre and there has been a complaint
nearly every day on the part of buyers
who were unable to secure enough good
killers to fill orders. In consequence of the
kght offerings the market has been In a
good healthy condition, with price gener
ally a little stronger at the close of the
week on the good kind at least. -
While .cow and better have been In
very liberal receipt throughout the week,
strictly good killers have been by no mean
pientirui, ana anything answering tnat de
scription ha sold very readily at firm
price. In fact, most salesmen are quoting
strictly good cows as stronger as compared
with a week ago. On the otlrer hand, with
large offerings of common to medium
grades, the msrket on such has had a ten
dency toward weakness, being generally
a little easier at the close of the week.
Stockera and feedera have been coming
In very fast this week, but with a large
attendance of country buyers they have
gone out equally as fast. All good grade
of feeders nave commanded strong prices
throughout the week, being very free sell
ers at current figures. Even the medium
grades have sold very good, although pos
sibly the rough-horned cattle are a trifle
easier at the close of the week, still the
change, If any, has been slight.
Quotations on cattle: Oood lo choice
corn-fed steers, fti.tiMtf.OO; fair to good
corn-fed steers, $5.fi6ii!.30; common to fair
cern-fed steers, $4.7.Vft5.ti5; good to choice
range steers, $5.26ii6.75; fair to good range
steers, $4.5056. 25; common to fair range
steer. $3.75fj4.50; good to choice corn-fed
cow and heifers, $3.75jM.60; fair to good
grass cows snd heifers, $3.2Mi3.86; common
to fair grass cow and heifer, $2. 263. 26;
good to choice atocker and feeder, $4.76ij
.26; faltvto good stockera and feeders, $4 00
fyf-J! common to fair stockera snd feeders,
8i.0ofl4.0O. . , .
Representative sales:
WESTERNS NEBRA8K A
19 cows 1007 8 15 8 cows...,
7 cow 80 165 13 cows...,
t bulls 1640 2 75 10 heifers.
4 fteder.. But) 1 30 a feeders,
22 feeders.. 797 8 40 10 feeders.
10 feedere.. 99 4 00 4 feeders.
12 feeders.. 670 1 25 9cows...
2 cows 856 1 60 1 bull....
11 feeders.. 771 3 30 6 heifers
6 cow Hot) 2 35 .
.t"51
. 871
,. 803
. 613
. 0
. 736
,. m
.1160
(W6
2f 90
2 66
1 06
1 60
3 75
1 65
3 00
2 60
2 66
WYOMING.
T. Sullivan. Wyoming.
1022 4 60 9 feeder.. 1051
1U22 3 75 34 cow 1im
93 feeders
4 iZ
3 30
4 feeder. .1(1
B cows 11
M titi
Dolllhg & Son, Wyoming.
feeder.. 119s 4 80 3 feeders.. 11W 4 00
1 cows lflsl $ (0 4 cow 1012 2 50
HOOB It was ops those slow, steady to
easier markets, that while not showing very
much difference, are still unsatisfactory, to
the sellers. The trade waa slow In spite of
the fact that reoelpta were even lighter
than expected, with the close dull and a
little lower than yeaterday. The moat of
the hogs here were on the heavy order
so that the Bales on paper do not ahow up
as well as yeaterday.
The receipts for the week, while Uglier
than last week, show nevertheless a little
gain over the conespondlng week of last
ai'lllnm" in .r puces lias been
Mo Km"1 '"sdlly upwerd all the week, the market
a 4.10 pni hin nracllcalltf hl.h.r -.J.. j . ..T
r -- .. . .1 , ua j unrii
today. At the close of the week the mar
ket is 26fi3uc higher than It was one week
Sgo. Hogs sre now selling at the highest
point touched since the latter part of May
A. Bk. rr. .o. . Sh. Pr.
) sit ao iso it ri 12 itc
as lea its o -,.. mo a
ia iu m too ii ,0 1 ,iu
47 .114 SO 4 00 . 47 a . . ( J
11 lit, IS) 4 06 171 IJu u
! j- 4 ... 00 71 !t l ( u
u J7 i t ot ? mi ua, a u
62 171 is at i7i at a is
41 me aa aa u i m '
41 0 06 56 Ut 40 a IS
4. M foe IN' m sue ail
ID no u 4&71, 76 ki 4 14
u , m aa t le aa n 130 a im
- - 11 ... a an
( SM 4 1 44 tto a t !
41 lit IS 1 14 211 ... 4
SHEEP There wer four ear of lamb
reported In this morning, which were sold
to rrve, being weighed up at $7.00 Re
ceipt of aheep this week show a wry
heavy fulling off aa compared with last
week, there being a decrease of over 20 0u0
head. There la alao a large decrease ' aa
compared with a year sgo. Th market
throughout the entire week has been In a
most satisfactory condition, ao far aa the
selling interests were concerned, and prices
havs been very high aa compared wiui
those prevailing "at other market points.
Fat sheep snd lambs havs been in light
supply throughout the week, especially
sheep. At the same time there haa been
a very good buying demand on tbs part
ef packer. o that the market has been
In a good hea'tbr condition, with every
thing received aefling very readily on ar
rival. Fat aheep have old at about steady
prices, with the market, if anything, a lit
tle stronger st the close. On the other
hand, fat lambs have eased off under the
unfavorable conditions prevailing at east
ern market points and are generally quoted
hVt lbc lower at the close of the week.
The great bulk of the receipts this week
has been made up of feeder lamb, with a
liberal sprinkling of ewes and only a few
wethers snd yearlings. The market lis
been In good condition all th week, with
so active buying demand sumcleut to kp
the supply well cleaued up, prsvtlcslly
. ' l-J-a
everything being sold on twe. dr of sr
rival. All desirable kinds of feelers have
sold at about steadv prices. While g'Hxt
feeder and breeding ewe have sold t about
steariv nrlces. old. thin nnd broken mouthed
ew;-a'have been In very poor demand all
the week, with riices decldrdly lower. The
fact I th country doe not appear to be
at all anxloua to feed Inferior kind of
ewes, and, hen- receivers find It. rather
hard work to llepoe of etuff of that klid.
WimtfUH.n o good to choice klUor
I Jim be. K7Mj71R: vesrllng wethers. $ SOn
I.TS; ethers. $4 StUiiiio: w, i4.nwaV.o.
No quotations are given on fair in good
killer, a feeder buyer are taking prac
tically everything of that description at
bet'er nrlces than packer will pay.
Quotation on feeders: Lamb. $e.0nr all :
comi n lamb. $.". 5otS.OO; yearlings. $5 JHT
.6H; wethers. $l.75'.i5 0; ewes, $ tV"rNV
common em-es, fJ.2foi4.5n; ynwrlln" bTee11ng
ees, ff.OuuCuO; gt breeding , t-J
1.75.
Repreeentatlv sale:
No.
A.
. 75
. 3
. M
. M
. I
Pr.
7 00
A c
4 3 ".
4 SS
10
i i
feeder . .
263. Wyoming ewe feeder...
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKF.T
Cattle Weak H Iswtr-kJSffS
and I. an "teadr.
' CHICAOO. Oct. lr-CATTLr-Wecerot.
10 iK head: market weak; heevea, $4-0Vri .!!;
caw. tl.6nrtV40; Texana. $a.anaH Vi .lvv
$5.5oiS.flu; westerns, M-Oo&t.Jti ,tocker snd
feeders. $2 94 85.
HOGS Receipts. U. tisadrwiarwet MtWi
lower; light, $fi.SO?f9rt: mixed. t.t5tfi ;;
hevv. fi.OS4i6.t0: rough. $.0Mj-8O; pig.
I5.40i6f; bulk of sales. $&4ov4-iO- .
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recflpls. JOoft
head; market steady; afttrves. f.vni f;
westerns. IS. Offl. : yearling. 10(8. -i
lambs, $6.0ui7.t- western, $.0097.4X
Kanaaa City LIts Stock Mark.
KANSAS CITY. Oct J?--CATTl;E-a.
celpts, 1.000 head. Including V 1 head or
southerns; market steady; choicer expon
and drecsed leef steer. $6.007.00; tiylr to.
good. $4.8iKi6.75; wetern ateai. $9,i.i.Bt;
stmkers snd feeders. $3.0f!fi I.SO;
steei. $J.iiy.i4.W; southern rows, Jt 6.36 1
native cows, $..20ti4.(Vi; "t'v"..hr,J?;r?Ji, ti
6.fl0; hulls. $2 Yi1.7; c4v-. ' 00. Re
ceipt for the week, sUou hed.
HOWS-Recelpt. 2.0 head; 'rtiarkot
stcadv to 6c lower: 'top. ..6'i; lulk of sW.
$.;.3.i'6.V.; heavy. ftt.2HTW.f5: packer. Jfc.JMi'
.45; pig nnd lights. iJi.WV , .Kocctpts
for the meek. 4l,(XI) bead. ,
SHEEP AND LAMna-RecMplS. UK
head, market steady; lambs. H,SKI'i.i wf
and yearlings. $4.7VU5.M; western . veai liiui-.
$r.2Mif'i", western sheep, $t.5tx6W: fed
ewes, $.1.50f5.2o. Receipt for the week, 6.,
500 head. ' ' ' - ''-
St. I.nnls I. It Stock Mart!, '
BT LOUIS. Or. It CATTLE ttce'elpt.
700 liead, including 360 Texansr" Irtjrkct
steadv. Native export steer, $M0mfl ..l.-.;
dressed beef and butohera' '. ''
30; steer under iAM vpjf. ).;
.lockers and feeders. $2.75 60- cows and
heifers. $3.0O4r6.86: canner. fi.wmts.m nuns.
$2.76i4.75; calves, $2.21j7.75;
Incllnn steers. $3.00ff6,5; cows
Tckss. and
and heifers.
HtHl.'-Recelpts. 4.600 head; market 5o
to luc lower. Pigs snd lights. .$;.,64.;
packers, f5.75fi0; butchers' 1 and beat
best heavy, $6 55166.95. .
BHEEP AND I-AMBS-Rerelpt. 1.00S
t,urt- msrkfit Steadv. Native muiione.
tKfc-. ai: lambs. t4.6O(?j7.O0; culls
and
bucks. $3.0O"q3.25; atockers, $2.754, 5.
Sloax CUT LIe Block Market.
8TOUX CITY, la.. Oct. li (BpsclsV Tals-gTBm.V-CATTLE
Raceipl, 100, head. Mar
ket steadv; beeve. $5.008.50; cow and
heifers, $2 Mli K Blockers nd feeders.
$3.0iti4.76: cnlves snd yearlings,
HOI5S Receipts, '3.000 hesd. Market 5fr
1." lowTr .elllng at $(.; bulk of
sales, $6.06f.l. ' 1
St. .Joarph Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 1 ?. -CATTLl?
Receipts, 1.612 headl market steady; na
tive $4 60t6J0; cow and heifer. $1.00
to 5 "'5; st.Her and feeders. $3.40&4..r..
HOOS Receipts. 8,328 head; market
5c lower; top. .60; bulk of sale. $.
td a a s
silk'EP AND LAMBS Receipt
none.
Stock In ' bight.
Receipts of live stock st the alx rlltcl
TBI western inwt .tcCTv.,.... .
Cattle.
Hogs,
Bheep.
1,000
i',000
V.000
2.6.10
Yooo
South Omaka..
Sioux City...,.
Kansas City...
St. Joac.ph...,
St. Loula
Chicago
Total ....
500
100.
.-1,000.
.,1,612
706
.10.000
2,700
, 1.000
.a,ooo"
1.318
4.C0O .
14,00l '
.13,912 S9.528
1 OMAHA WHOLES ALB H4.HUBT.
Condition of Trndn nnd 4Jntntldns otl
Staple nnd Fanes' Prodno
EOGS-Per do., 20c. . .
BUTTER Packing slock, 2lcr cholcs to
fancy dairy, 26c; creamery, 0c.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 16c; new full cream, brick, 16c; do
mesilo, new Swiss. 2o4T26c; new llmberger,
16a 16c; young Amerlcss. lOi ' .
LIVE POULTRY Chickens, 9'c; roost,
ers, f.c; turkeys. 12c; dueke. l10c; geese, 70.
HAY-Cholce No. 1 uplarrt $h-oo; inn
dlum. $9.00; No. 1 bottom. $8 00: off SJMes
from $5.60 to $6.50; rye Straw. 17-0t; --
alfalfa. $1100.
, FRUITS
CRANBERRIES I'er bbl., $7.76.
APPLES-Wealthy. $2.00 per bu.; Cali
fornia Bellencura, $2.40: Ben Davl. K-w
per bbl.; New York apple. 8Je per obi.
PEACHES Per box. L'tsh snd Colorsdo,
$1.85. ,
PEAR8-Utsh, $3.008360. -
GRAPES Michigan, 8-lb. basket, 33c.
VEGETABLES. , .
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. 1, RM P
bu.; Lima, 7o per lb.
POTATOES-Per bu., 760c.
BEANS New wax and string. Wt&X Pr
market basket. .
CABBAGE Per lb., 14C, .
BEETS. TUUNiPB AND CARROTS P
bu., 76c. . . ...
HAUifHES Ps dos. p-uncbsav, pome
'r,rOMA3ioES-Hom grown, msrkst fcas
ket crate, 90o. .
CUCUMBERS Per besket. 0c.
(Tt.KHy-Ks'isiuasoo, 3"4Joo.
ONIONS Yellow and red, $100 per bu.
NKW PKhftKB-rir maia"
SWEET POTATOES Market baskst, to
Virginia sweets, per bbl., $3 1 16.
.":t li ' l1 Idaho lamb
J ti I "2 Idaho lamb culls
si's Cm 2 Wyoming ewe feeder
5?.' 7.JL. 17 Wvomlna ewe feeder
Wvomlng lamb
BEKF CUTS No. 1 nt8. 14c: No- J rtb. 1
11c; No. 1 rib. c; No. 1 loin, Itoi No. I
loin, 12c: No. I io-.n. tc! No. 1 t-ei
No. 2 chuck, 4Mc; No 8 chuck, SHc; No. 1
ound. tc: No. I round. JHc; No. round.
c; No. i plats, 6c; No. 1 plsts, 4Ac; No. I
plate, 4c. ' .!' "
TROPICAL
FRUITS.
LEMONS Li monlera,
VjO alas, $7.00; othsr
brand. 60cfi$1.0 1-ss. . .
BANANAS Pel medium alssd vncb.
fl.00'52 26; Jumbo. IZ0u$a.60.
OOOOANUTB-Per dos.. V- ,
DATKn-Ksdsws. : asrers. So; Hsl-
low is. 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, Mb.
bOX. $1.00. ',.'-. 'a 'v V
BANANAS Psr medium glsed. punch.
$2.01)136: Jumbos. $2 VU 8.40. ...
ORANGE S Florida, lai. 160,. 17C, 200 and
alt slses, $4.60. " .. ., -
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA DRIE1 FRUITS Prunes
ars somewhst uneetled by freer offerings
ftom second hands, who seem dealrsu of
moving supplies of Immediate grades tluiv
tstlons rsi.s from 60 to 9 for California
fruit and from 6Vi0 to to fof Oregon.
Pescbe sre slightly easier, with fancy yel
lows qucled at ly. Raisins are Arm;
three-crown loos Muscatels ar quotad at
fo; four-crow a. luc; seeded talains. $74
UHlDEf4 AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. L 8Sc; No. 2, 1Vc; bull bides, tc; greea
hides. No. 1, 7c; No. t 6c; fcorse. W.ai.i,
sheep pelts., 60cO$1.26. TsJH fa L V)i .
No. IVyi. W00L 1622c, . 1
COFFEB Roasted, No. 18. ls pr Ib.I
No. 10, 14HO per m.t No. a. Is pes U.
No. 21. liV.c per lb. -
FI8H Halibut, Ho; trout, 11 1 ptcksrek
lc; pike, 14c; pike, freak .frosen. llo;
whltefish, lV16o; buffalo, Se; bullheads,
skinned and dressed, Uo; catfish, dieased.
17c; whit parch, lo; whit bass, 16c; black
baas, 26c; aunfish, 64aoi erapples, tiowo;
large erspplM. 16c; herring, fresh frwaea.
to; whllnh, frosen. Lwalac; plckeisl. frean
frozen, fee; Bpamau macaarai, Uo; native
mackerel, lkvJbc per fish; eodflh, freeb
froaeu, 12c; red ensppar. Uo;- tfwuadara
fresh frosen, 12c; haddock, fresh frosen, Uo;
snisits. 13c; shad rue. too per lb.; frog Us a,
$uu per dog.; gresn sea turtle maat. la
per fb.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 6&c. Tomatoes, fancy t-pound eans,
$1.46; standard, $-pound cans, fl.He. pue
piles, grated, 1-pound, Vbtil-to; sliced.
$r,6ll tl. Gallon apples U 36. California
hprU ots. $200. Pears, $1.76-j2 60. faachas.
$1.75u2.40. L. C. peachas, $.'.uut260. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.J0; fancy Chinook, flat, $.li
fancy sockeye, flat, $16. Sarxllaaa, quart
oil, $3.af; three-quarters mustard, $4 10.
west potatoes, $1 ioy 1 U. Sau'igraut, SOc.
punipkiiia, Suctill 0a Lima bean, il-pauod,
T6cja.2t. Soaked peas, t-pound. 40c; fancy,
1.I4. '
N UTS Calif ornla wntnuta, ' lo; tTrllll
walnuts, 14c; pecans, U'lfee: ft I bar ta. U'y
I4u; Braails, llW!:; almonds, lec. rwaatsd
peanuts, tc ; raw peanuts,