THE BEE: OMAITA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1911.
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REAL ESTATE
I- llM ASD HANOI I.ASI FOR AI.K
lOTTB-
itlnn-il
FOR PALE Improved farm, near
town, school and church. J. Farmer. R. 1.
Ocola. la.
' Mlnnrmli,
BARGAIN.
Have a farm of 10 acres, fiva miles
from ood town. 40 mil-s from Minne
apolis. 73 acre, under cultivation. 20 acrea
meadow, balance In pasture and timber,
but ran all be opened up. Clay loam
aoll. (M hoime. l;xxl. full bas-ment,
new Vx.VJxl barn, aranary. corn crib and
mhVne thed, ood well and water Bund
lna In flrnt ilss condition, cannot be
dupllcat'd for IM. On main road. On.
mile from school house and creamery.
Price tfi 00 per acre, easy terma. Cnas.
E. Kwanson. K1H Hlver. Minn.
KOR SALK-Kasy terma; 20 acrea land
KfCtloii 24. Woodalde township. Ottertall
count. Minnesota; toO acrea pasture and
l.og pasture fencd; fair aet small bulld-Inas-
a;ood well: ! acrea broke; 30 acrea
Kood timber; balance farm cut over; school
nouee on farn, 100 s ards fron, , r, Id-nce;
telephone and rural mall deliver) . mail
delivered every rnornlna:; 4 "'' . fron7
Kood town. Bertha. Minn.; good hardwood
knd finest red clover land In the world;
fortune awaits man who will take hold of
thhi f arm and Improve It! $40 per acre will
bus" land adjoining Trice. fJ6 per acre.
Will accept $ flown, balance per cent
'ntere-t. ten years. Am tired fooling with
"enter" Address. W. Brophy. Mus-
)tBe, Okl.
Irebrasfee.
FINE EAST NEB. FARM.
ICT.M per acre. Addreaa $31 Chamber el
Commerce. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE-LOANS
(Continued.)
OMAHA Proper;) nr.d Nvtsaska Landa
OKUtD ILEAL. EMlA-'iK CO..
lOlt Ntw Omaha National llariJc Hulldin.
WE WANT AVI'LICATJONS FOR
LOAN8. TEN TO A HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OR MORE OX DOWN
TOWN IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE.
LOWEST RATES. WTLL ALSO LOAN
ON APARTMENT HOUSES.
W. Farnam Smith
LiiV FA UN AM ST.
LOAN!) to home owners ana noma build-
tra, with yrtvlieae of mam In g yarual par
menu aemi-anuuailr. Vy. i. IriOAlAJb, Wl
rlrst National Wank Bids'.
I J1W R1TKS. IlkMIS.I'AL' Uk'lJ.l iv,
llu-.l. Btandaia Tbaater tola.
A MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITT
Two tract, of 0 acre, each; fair bulldlnM
and Improvement.; fenced; near Wagner.
Neb On each tract about 400 acre, can
be cultivated; balance rolling. $12 per acre.
Hennlngmever tract more Improved, or
reater $5: $2,000 cash, balance ea.y terma.
Ihe. merit, of the country ; demon.
Htrated by the flourishing corn field., gar
de", with prize winning products, mail
joute. and telephone service, comfortable
homes, loaded with chicken., egK.
table., home-cured meat., and home-made
preserve., pure. cool, .oft water from
never failing wells. Dry atmosphere full of
sunshine, exhilaration and health. at
.lock cattle fit for the market from sum
mer pastures, best In the west; knee-deep
In grass that I. green till touched by
autumn a frost. Valley, that have never
failed to yield a crop In 20 years, sub-lrrl-gated
from lake, and rivers from which
Settler, and pleasure seekers return with
game, fish and wild fruit.
Rank, may fall, atock. depreciate, city
property deteriorate by buslnes. moving
lit another direction, but land that can
produce beef. pork, mutton, poultry, grain
and vegetable, and hardier frulta without
Irrigation and wading half the night in
muddy canals to irrigate It, la one of the
best Investment, anyone can make and la
bound to rapidly quadruple In value with a
rallroud building close to It, and an ever
Increasing throng ot home.eekera who
.. .1. . . v. .in., tm fa.i nTtrnar liltir
realize mm. mo uj
when Una wt.l be beyond a poor mun a
reacn.
Address F. Henningmeyer or D. Forres
ter, O 213, care the Bee.
Worth Investigating
Vnnt rmintv farm of 3H0 acres. Im
.,-m-.H- i miles to town: 120 acres culti
vated, 300 acres good farm land, balance
excellent pasture; small creea; iencea
mH cross-fenced. .30 acre, woven wire;
best grain and stock farm In state; $40 per
acre, $15 lea. than Its actual value. TERMS
TO SUIT PURCHASER. See or write
owner.
John C. Kniger,
475 Brandels Bldg.
East n Neb. Und, $75. 894 Brandels Bldg.
WONKT TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Most Kinds of Cattle Are Lower for
the Week.
HOGS FOB WEEK FIFTEEN LOWER
Sheep of All Klnde Steady io Stroaaj
for the Week, While I. am ha De
cline from Flfteesi to
Flftr Cesjia.
i . . r..HU llnir. Rheen.
neceipui were: v in u. i
Official Monday I.M7 2072 43.1S0
Official Tuesday 7.W3 6.041 40.364
ntnini v n.,4 .. u t ttul a 773 18.2i6
Official Thursday 2,270 4.4H5 29.H04
Official Friday 818 4i: 8.MJ
Estimate Saturday Ki .-
WAN TXD City loan. Fetors Trust Co,
CITY and farm. JOHN X. FRENZKH.
$100 to $10,0IM made pronuailr. P. lx
Vad, Vau Ulda.. loth ..u areata bu,
27.516
2S.619
2f,;
83.366
WANTED FARM LOANS. Kloka la
Itstmcni company, Omaha.
5& 5Voon city "nl 'arm property. W.
VTTJWTi rrT?TTCiT' Prt farm and clt
Six dava this week ...28.343
Same days last week. .30,767
Rum. rinva '1 rLra a 30
Same daya 3 weeks ato. .:4,3"'i
came oaya weas iR(r...oiv
Same dava last yenr. .3S.SR
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ror ine year to aaie, aa coniptwru n.u
year: 19U. 110. lno. Deo.
Cuttle 73i,o39 737,572 ,33
Hogs 1..317 l,46,wl
Sheep 1.373.165 1.4O1.0J4 27,909
The following table shows the average
prlcea for hogs at South Omaha for the
laat aeverai days, witn comparisons.
6 per cent to t per cent.
PRIVA'iE MONEY-NO DELAY.
OARVI.N BROS.,
354 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Tel. Douglas K2.
Sept. Z...I t a ni 1 oi "'I
Sept. 3... 1 I 8 t-JJ 7 87 6 63 6 81 8 So
Sept. 4... 7J6 7 o 6 6716 6
u a. r 1 tv . n ruti 1 at CI i t 71
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT to buy good building lot In
Kountze Place.
Jr. U. WEAD, 1801 Farnam St.
8-pt, 6...I 7 0711 9 021 I 6 61
Seat. 6....1 S D.'V 9 171 7 87
Sept. 7. ...I 6 3vt 9 Obi 7 931 6 61
Scot. 8... 6 97 18 91 7 VI It M
Sept. 9... I 6 96 9 VJ 7 89 6 6S
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LIST your excbangM wita Jones, ill
Brandela Theater.
1 HANDLE exchange, everywhere. For
results see me. Lhemo. 617 Bee Bldg. IX IM
FOR EXCHANGE
120 acres In Mcl'heraon county, Nebraska.
1U0 acrea In Kimball county, Nebraska;
both clear; trade one of both fur Omaha
residence.
opera house, in county seat town, clear,
for land.
Ten-room modern house, well located;
equity for smuller house, vacant lots or
acres.
L. N. HAMMOND
3Xt Board of Trade Bldg.
FARM land near Huron, S. D., to trade
for Omaha residence. C. C. Issenhuth, 740
Brandels Theater Bldg.; phone. Douglas
4647.
TRADES If you have anything to trade,
write me. 8. K. Walt, S17 Jiee Bldg.
,
FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres deeded,
640-acre relinquishment, 6 miles from town,
all fenced and Improved; good stock or
dairy place; some good farm land. This Is
a snap. Also deeded land Joining town, $16
per acre. Box 66, Whitman, Neb.
DANDY K-sectlon So. Dak. land, value
$4,000, cleat' property or touring car U 979,
Bee.
WE exchange propertlea of merit. C. W.
Welsh, 812-13 O. N. B. Bldg. Douglas 7o3.
National Investment Co. trades everything.
$14,000 real estate for farm. Owners; re
ply E 80S. Bee.
1TTKT3 ranch. 18 mllea ud the valley from
Erlc.on. Neb. We have Just received
.uthorltv to sell or exchange for first-class
Improved farm land this elegant ranch of
3,040 acres deeded, 640 acres school land
lease; cost, $27 per year; 420 acres under
cultivation; W0 acre, grain. VO acres tim
othy and alfalfa; all cross-fenced; 28 miles
of fence: 6 fine groves: 1.400 acres divided
In five pastures; Cedar river running
through each paature; 3 flowing wells;
fine little lake stocked with ba.s and cat
fish; house 30x 45, 10 rooms: barn 60x65; ten
ant house 24x36. 7 rooms. Will cut from 1.200
to 1,600 tons hay. Have cuts and photos
for Inspection. Oet busy.
Moll & Seay
D. 219$, A -2083. 335 Board of Trade.
Douglas County Farm
I have 2 Douglas Co. 80-acre farms
for sale at reasonable figures. These
farms are fairly well Improved and
lay well and all tillable land.
B. F. Kistler
Office at Tuttle's Furniture Store,
Benson.
Phones: Office, Benson 313J; Resi
dence, 137 J.
HOMESTEAD Xai acrea for $160 In cash;
about 20 mllea out; rich farm land; not
sand. Anotaer 320 for $175 caah or In pay
ment a. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
WANTED Caah or active general mer
chandlse stock for Texaa ranch, of 5.120
acrea. Priced worth the money. Addresa
owner,' O. M. Brown, Arteala, New Mexico.
EXCHANGE for what you want. Shopen
6c co., fexenange fexperta, faxton bik.
WANTED TO BORROW
OF private party, $250 at 10 per cent;
good security. Addreas P 184, Bee.
WANTEDTO BUY
BEST price paid for 2d hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoea. Tel. D. u;i
A PHYSICIAN wants to buy a sliahtlv
sea gaaoune runaoout auto in aood eon.
ditlon. Cheap for caah. Addresa C 192, Bee.
WANT sood paying bakery In good live
owa or Nebraska town, from l.Ouu to 3.00c)
Inhabitants; must be In good condition
and well located; give fun particular, in
first letter. Aaareaa X ids, care Bee.
MODERN furnished house, 6 or 7 rooms.
or furnished apartment of 4 or 5 rooms,
for r or a montns. cau u un.
WANTED TO RENT Three or four-room
unfurnished flat; must be strictly modern
Address, O 931, Bee.
A YOUNG Japaneae wishes position as
school boy In private family. Addresa
X 218, Bee.
100 CUSTER CO. farm. Just on market
115 up; easy terms. Walker Co., 342 Bran
del. Theater.
OR FOUR ROOMS OR SMALL HOUSE
tunnioniu run uul Bi.tu.c.rir u.
ADDRESS T 217. BEE.
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
U or Stc. Cheyenne county, Nebraska;
good, level. $14.76 per acre. W. S. Ripley,
2221 Burt St.
Oklaaoaaa.
160 ACRES -mile north of city of Perry
on main road. J. M. Laird, owner. Perry,
Okl.
W A TC'JTTl Rv latv .1 R1K Hn 90th
tlon aa housekeeper.
MiriH SPIIOfXr. hnv attanitlnir ukiul
fternoons would like to work mnrninira
ana evenings. u-tooa.
oath Dakota.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
160 acres. Improved, six miles from Win
ner, Tripp county. South Dakota. Addreaa
George Koch, Dexter. la.
Ore a, a.
Willow River
Valley
Homes
THE LITTLE KINGDOM OF PROGRESS,
PROFIT AND HEALTH.
You can have rain when you want or
need it. Irrigation system complete. This
la one of the most exclusive localities for
a good home and where you get return,
right from the beginning. A great di
versity of crops. A fine climate. Good
markota and srhools. Oregon Short Line
directly through thl. valley. Investor, are
Invited to arrange with the undersign-!
for accommodations, ratea. term, and ao-
forth concerning next excursion, on or
about Meplcmber 19, 1911.
P. O. Box 254.
P. C. MARTIN,
Gcnearl Agent,
information and sules office 1610 Capitol
At. Care of C. M- Cole Co.. express and
storage. 1'hunes: lyier itriz or Douglas o.u.
Trut,
PEE the Bandr Itealty and Development
Co., Blessing. Tex., or Merchants hotel.
Omaha, for booklet, orange and tig larma,
TRUTH ABOUT TEXAS THE TEXAS
Ilenlty Journal la a high-claaa agrlcut
tural and Industrial maaxlne giving re
liable Information about Texaa; develop,
tneiita, resources, products, climate con
.4 . ..... 1 u .) r.r4.. .a In.i.
fend 2Tc for three months' subscription
and man of Texas; no free samples. We
are publishers, nut land dealers. TEXAS
REALTY JOlll.NAL, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
TEXAS Und. $10 Bee Bldg. D. 111$.
W yuimLos.
WE can get you good homesteada within
14) mllea of town and railroad. This Is the
best aiy farming section in the west. Come
ana see wnat we nave produced this year.
v rue tor circulars ana any other Informal
Uon.
LUSK LAND COMPANY.
Ll'SK. WYO.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
. AN l'ED--Oly loan and warrants. W,
.inaru biuiib Co.. uju r arnam ac
CAKVIN BROS.. Id floor N. Y. Llf,. L
so tuw,vw ea usyrvvsa property. fe aeUy
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG mam wanta a chance to learn
utomoblle trade; willing worker: 24 yeara
of age; handy with toola. J-luy, care Bee.
DAY work wanted for Friday and Sat
urday. Webster 4207.
EXPERIENCED and reliable chauffeur.
married, wanta position for balance of
aeaaon; can make minor repairs. H its. Bee.
VHNTl'll Pl.M ua l...n..l,an...
give Dest oi references. ti n. lath St.
POSITION aa hoii'ekeener In wrldnwer'a
nome, witn ono or two children of school
age. Aaaresa oi in, nee.
YOUNG man. eight years' office exnerl
ence. wants to learn automobile hiHina
best of reference; bond if required; not
sviraiu ui wors.. tut xsee.
COIXJRED woman wants laundrv wm-k
uy u, win ia.nu amaii ounaies home.
v enster oouj.
WANTED Washing or Ironing for Tuea.
aay. v eDster ami.
YOUNG man with 2 years' exDerienre
in rauroaa oriice oesires position; will
consider fair salary to begin with. B 220,
nee.
COMPETENT young lady bookkeeper
wun two year, experience in wnoiexale
accounting ana general bookkeeping. A-No.
1 reierences lurnisnett. u Uee.
OMAHATHE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO., grain mp -chant
(vnnlgniuenta aoiiuted. TH Brandeta.
THE Updike Grain Co. Conslgnmantt
careiuujr na::uieu. umaia. imsd.
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. "Aik t
snau vkiio nas .rieu us.
NEBRASKA - IOWA GRAIN CO., 764
ROBERTS Grain Co., 728 BrandeU Bldg,
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to Booth Dmah.
sare mileage and hrinkAKe: your mn,
lgnments recdve prompt and careful
attention.
LIVE' STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byers Bros. Co. Strong .na responslbla
WOOD BROS.. $34-38 Exchange Big.
Great Western Com. Co.. Omaha 4t Denver.
The Standard Com. Co- 116 Kxchangs Bldg!
W. R. SMITH at SON tuat handle sheep!
W. T. DENNY at CO.. C3 Exchange Bldg.
TAGU BROS, handle cattle. hug, .hep.
CUFION Coin. Co., til ijtchaus hliif.
140.9'd
1J9.710
7.61i
49,72
63.143
lU.a48
Dates. 19U. 1910. 1909. 1908. 1 1907. 19W. 1 1906
quarter, were rather hard to find, a con
dition that I. typical of Saturday business.
mgnt around slxtv loans m ininmn
made up the run and offerings presented
welaht rather than nualltv. larger droves
consisted of ordinary butchers, purchased
at a narrow spread of $.!".'i7., while
best bacon grades on sle brought
Identical with yesterday's high price.
Shlnners hnurht sl-.arinslv. furnishing an
outlet for only eight or ten loads. Clear
ance at 10 o'clock was practically com
plete.
A light supply, a treaa ot anoui ioc in
prlres, and a narrowing of spreads were
the main features of the weeks trade.
Only 27.0 head of animals were received
since last week s close ana values, in
stead of having a 3-c range, show merely
a 10-cent spread from extreme top to
bottom of bulk. Demand on mo.t days
has been very conservative.
Representative sales:
No. A. Sh. Pr. No. At. Ph. Tr.
16 m ... 5 M 110 ...
ii 141 ... SO M I?f I" n
ST 2"0 l I 214 ft 214 IM) S
40 SSI KO 0!H SI tit IO i n
46 !f. 100 2 11 m 120 ivt
3 KT 120 16 71 :t 44 7
hi 2117 120 Ml 271 ... 7u
M. 570 120 1 5 tit 10 ni
41 2S 120 i K I 120 74,
4 21 ... 4 0S 14 JO I 20 ITLtj
67 2f.S 170 t t 20 ... t 1t
9 ib 40 I f C 247 40 f 7Vtj
60 21 4 n M 241 40 nifc
t7 ;0 0 5 TO 140 ... 7
6 :s to or, 4 :o M 7
fl H.fl ... US (7 170 ... I 7V
I I4 ... I S (1 2M SO 7 00
67 If ... ( IS S 2 140 1 00
67 114 10 5 70 2 40 7 00
tl 2K4 MOM 71 241 20 7 00
It 177 ... M 74 20 tO 7 00
47 2H5 40 t 70 2.11 iO T 00
(1 210 ... f tS H 246 M T 00
t :st M 5 1" Ml T 00
70 :2 ... H 7t Ml 140 7 00
6ept.
Sept
1..
2..
7 064I 73 7 82 4il I .851
1 S 63
( 6
m 6 76 6 46
6 761 6 671 6 23
6 811 6 76
6 tm 6 SH
I 6 901
5 82
u 'it
6 38
6 36
6 3
Sunday.
t . i . . . ji.nn.m.. A afnpk St
the Union Stock yarda. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at i V. m., yesterday;
i-aitlo Hues. SheeD. H i S.
C, M. & Pt. P. Ry
Wabash R. R 1
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific S 10 1
C. & N. W. (east) 2
C. & N. W. (west) 22
r... Ht. P.. M. ft O.. .. 6
C, B. & Q. (east) 2
C, H. & J. twest).... a ...
C, R. I. & P. (east).. .. S
C, G. W $
Total receipts 7 61 1 1
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Swift and Company 920 .....
Cudahy Pkg. Co l.W 141
Armour & Co 1.610
Kchwartx-Bolen Co i5
Hill & Son
Other buyers '. U
Totals 4,090 ,03
. ' i -1 ' 1 IT" ti .,nnmi. r. t not. la aa liailA.1 Dfl
bAlliJGr-nnV" v v.. " .
a Saturday were very light, less than
100 neaa oeing reponeu m. rwi "
. ....... u ,,n w 'tAI V. a L. .1 a faliinff nff
of over 2.0U0 head as compared with last
week and the smallest of any time since
three weeks ago. as compareu mui a. jt
ma there has been a decrease of over
11,000 head. . , , ,
i i . uA 1. 1 .hrlnVan In recelnta
Ail Billo v. wio wis ' - .
as compared with a year ago, the cattle
maraet tnis weea n ueeu
satisfactory to the selling Interests. 'Ihe
tendency of all kinds has been alow with
more or lesa weakness. Even the best
beef cattle have eased on at mi ciuj ui
the week, the general market 1. lo16c
, - 1 1 i. .. ...mnl.lnul nf a almW ne-
lUWri . X UKrin v,.Jiii."".".- v.
mand for meat products at eastern con
suming centers ana otner raarwi yuiua
- - 1 ln , V. a nmna un that
were iiiuro ur nw 1 " u
the trade from start to finish was a drag.
What has been said regarding beef steers
would apply largely to the trade in cows
and hellers, ine tenaency iu uwn
on most days and the market la now not
far from loc lower than a week ago.
While the best feeders owing to the mod
erate aupply of that kind of cattle have
held up very wen oeiug iiui ."
. ... -i ... . , .1 u U utill the
general market has suffered for the lack
of a good buying support and Is gen
erally 1W1K lower, a iuuu umiiT
try buyers have been on the market, but
-- - 4. . i . V.aam if.ru hpArlsh
ae wl rui43 uicj - - ------
in their views and have thus tended to
bear rather than doosi prices.
...i - ....-. .a.tla Clnnn to
. i , m a .1 faVR7 7ft. fall In iflWii
I nun iirrv l rirrio, i . n ...... . , 1m
beef steers, $.50(gr7.30; common to fair beef
steers, 4..tdi.ou; gooa 10 tnuict hcilc,.,
J5.004f6.SO; good to choice cows, $4.605.00;
fair to good cows, $3.754.40; common to
fair cows, $2.503.75; veal calves, l.50&7.2o.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice stocker and feeders, $5.2o(&.00; fair
to good stockers and feeders. $4 2Sg25;
common lu lair Biui-Bri. , . -. "
4.25; stock heifers, $3.25&4.40; bulls, stags.
etc., la.uuttio.w. , M .
1 1 . . m. ne a 1 1 V. , annnltf nr rintTS
nwvo oui a. v. . m i n . . -. ' j
sold on a basis about steady with yes-
irruevy m riici ni moi n.ci. m --
IW I U. 1... aa 14 t la hAttur thftll
UfHCriUCU LltC I aio nvn " - -"
yesterday s sort iinisn, dui not, as goou
ine early sension. uemanu irum irrui
buyers lacxea me ana oraera irum
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Live Stock Merchants Continued.
Donahue & Randell Co.. $03 Exchange BL
CLAY. ROBINSON A CO., 299 Exchange
Bldg.
W. R. SMITH & SON just handle sheep.
Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to ua
BURKE-IUCKL.Y CO., )l Excnange Bldg.
L. E. ROBERT9 & CO., 32) Exchange Bldg
Allen Dudley 4k Co., 23-37 Exchange Bldg.
Cox 4 Jones Com. Co., a bunch of hustler.
RALSTON & FONDA, live stock com. mer.
FARMERS U 8. Com. Co. 209 Exchange.
DEPOSIT proceeds of shipments la
Stock Yards Nat. Bank, the ouif bank at
the yarda.
WINN Bros. & Co.. Exchange bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 138-40 Exchange Bldg.
PAXTON-ECKMAN ' CHEMICAL CO.,
slock renieuius.
MARTIN BROS, at CO.. 203-7 Exchange
Ulug.
ALEX G. BUCHANAN & SON. lul-l
bxcnatige mag.
LEGAL NOTICES
I. 140 ... 0 M M ..
4 .( ... t 74...
1 SI t ... r. 71...
H I" ... t M til...
2 301 tO S 71...
7 2 ... K 74...
l?t 190 M .
. . 1MI 7 0
..21X1 7 mi
..242 ISO 7 I1)
.1.-7 ... 71
. ,i"t m 7 o
..2(3 N la
..107 ... 7 00
SHEEP With week's clearance of sheep
and lamb, practically complete and no
fresh aupplv available, tixlay'a market
was void of business and showed m
change, in (prices.
It was a henvv trade during the week,
however, aa fnllv 14".uf") head of stock
arrived and changed hands, this total bo
ing the largest tl any eek thua far this
unison. Iambs made tip the big hulk of
offering, and feeder animals outnumbered
fat grade, by almost three to one. The
various outlets proved ample, as present
clearance Indicates, but the tone to demand
at timea was alow and unsatisfactory.
Pally clearances always Involved bulk but
were usually qualified by a few loada of
holdovers.
Lambs, running nrv freely than any
other class of stock, yielded to bear pres
sure read"" and suffered liberal declines,
especially where packing orders did not
meet the competition of the country de
mand. Good, fat lambs, now selling at
$5.1orn5.40. show a slump of XifiWH-, while
feeder lambs drew a lesser cut of In1r2r
Thrifty feeder lambs are selling from Ji 00
475.05 downward. Sheep, both feeder and
fat, have been well sustained at all time,
and are closing steady to perhaps a little
stronger In spots.
The trade In thin and Inbetween classes
of .took has been the largest and most
Interesting, of course, as western ranges
are furnishing feeder stuff rather than
finished strings. According to packers'
tab, fully li0,00o head of animals were
purchased by country buyers and spec
ulators during the week, this estimate
amounting to about 70 per cent of the
rntlre receipts. This output Is not onlv
the largest of the canon but It mran.
a. well, that the actual corn-belt di-mund
Is rapidly expanding. Present accumula
tion In speculator.' hands is by 110 means
excessive.
Quotation on Sheep and I.atnba Ijimbs,
good. $". 2Mi5 ; lambs, culls. i40til!(0;
lambs, feeders. II iim.i 15; yearlings, fair
to choice. 4.lii4 HO, yearlings, feeders, $. ?$
M.i; wethers, hand v. $.! .3iSi J.60; wethers,
heavy. $3.1614.1.40; wethers, feeders, $.1 i
S 4; ewes, good to choice, $3 iKViiJ ); ewes,
fair to good, $2.7.Vn3.0U: ewes, breeders, $3.J6
(t.l.Sfi; ewes, feeders, $!30'iji90; ewes, culls,
1.632.25.
CIIICAt.O 1.1 VK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Hoars Steady
Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 4"0 head; market, steady,
beeves, $.vntvd".10; Texas steers, $4.4O).i.40;
western steers. $l.00'(i 7.00; stocker. and
feeders, $3.0iKnn.60; cows and heifers, U-'ii'tt
6.30; calves, $.2;Mii9.00.
HOGS Receipts. estimated at fi.ftXI
head; market, steady to shade up; light.
$i;.9.Vri7.65; mixed, iV90fi7.5o; heavy, $s.76i
7.45; rough, $ii.75(i6.9&: good to choice heavy,
$ti.Ti7.4."; pigs, 14.76'fl 1.&1; bulk of sales,
$ti 907.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts est!
mated at 2,610 head; market, weak; native,
i.'.iVna.W; western, $J.5'a4.00: yearlings,
3.9O'rj4.70; lambs, native, $3.7yat.00; western,
$4.256.00.
Kansas flty Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9 CATTLE Re
ceipts, anO head, no southerns. Market
steady; native steers. $5 25'uS.OO; southern
steers, $4,001)5.25; southern cows and heif
ers. $2.r-ti4.4n; native cows stk! he'fers. $'7g
$i7,V); stockeis and feeders. $3 .Wijj 4 .V;
calves. $4 2vi7.7.i; western steers. lMn7.(0;
w estern cow s, $:' 7."1i 4 75
Hot;S-Recrlt. 1..VO hc.td Market
strong to 5c higher; bu'k of sales, $7 v.i
7 heavy. $i;.9u 7 :"0; packers ani butch
ers, t," iMi, .30; lights. $7"Ml7.10.
SHKEI AND LAM US- Ito'elpts, In out
bead Market steail ; muttnns, "5t;'.7A;
lambs. $4..VM5xi; range aethers and venr
lings, $:'9tti4 26; range ewes. $i5ij3.75.
St. l.onla live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9. CATTLE Receipts,
Son head. Including no Texan. Market
steady; native beef steers. $4 6OhS0n; row s
and heifers. $3.'t7 60; stockers and feed
ers. $3 nu;5.50; Texas and Indian steers.
$4 0nft7.0i; cows and heifers. $3.0njr i0;
calves. In carload lots. $4.00fl.60.
HOG.! Receipts, 4.MW bead Market
steady; pigs and light. $4 25ti7.flO; packer.
7-.T54l7.BO; butchers and best heavy, $7..1.'1t
750
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, rtnohend.
Market steady: native muttons, $3 2.va3 75;
lamb., $4 001 6.00.
Stock In Slaht.x
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
we.tern markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha SO 2.10 4'Ki
St. Joseph 200 2. SOD 1 700
Kansas City l.iVW 10 mt
St. Louis 300 4.500 Sort
Chlcsgo 400 6.000 2.500
Totals 1.20 17.700 14.900
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' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
School district No. 46, Cedai-Plerca
county, Nebraska, w411 receive sealed bids
for the Installation and completion of
steam heating and plumbing plunt in the
new achool building in Randolph, Ne
braska, In atrlct accordance with the draw
lugs numbers 1, 2, 3, 6 and 16 und the
specifications, pages 1 to 13, Inclusive, pre
pared for said work by John Latena r,
architect, of Omaha, Neb. Plana and
specifications can be aeen at the office of
the undersigned or at the office of said
architect. It la required that all bids be
accompanied by a certified check for
$100.00. payable to S. O. Ree.e, ficc'y. as
evidence of good faith. All bida will close
at 1 o'clock p. m., September 2tith, l'JIL
All bida inuat be made on proposal blanks
furnished by the architect or the under
signed. The right to reject any or all bids
la reserved. . . .,.
Dated Randolph. Neb., Sept. 8th, 1911.
8. O. REESE.
sll-14-K Secretary Board of Education.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. WYO.. SEPT.
6, mi. healed proposala, In triplicate,
will be received here until 2 P. M., Oct. 6.
1911, and then publicly opened, for furnish
ing labor and materials for constructing
Post Chapel. Including plumbing, heating,
electric wiring and flxturea, at Fort Yellow
stone, Wyo. Information furnlBhed on ap
plication. Envelopea containing proposals
to be Indorsed "Proposala for Chapel" and
addressed to Constructing Quartermaster.
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21. 1911. Farm No. 1. 234 acres. No. t, 120
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highly Improved, beet of soil. to 4 miles
from town. In one of ths best counties In
Southern Minnesota. Eaay terma will be
given. Railroad fare refunded to pur
chasers. Write anv of the owners, J. R.
Duffua. K. A. Hyde. C. H. Carey. Harry
Stevens. Pipestone. Minn. A. A. Barnes,
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