THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 191:
11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
BOSTON terrier pups, screw tail; sire
By champion Tom Crtbb. Call Douglas
lac. r020 Farnam.
i BOSTON TERRIER PUPS from regis
, tared stock. Call Doug SS5S. SKO Farnam.-.
WANTED TO BUY
Household g ds. clothes ft shoes. Doug. 39fl
niW prices for furniture
x a j uxgucoi dothes, shoes. W. 6144.
DOLGOFF 2d-hd. store pays biggest
prices tor furniture, clothes, shoes. W. iw.
LOT
second-hand
Tel. 8. TX.
household goods.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TO sell your property list it with Uis
K. K. ft INS. AUENCX.
, Tyler 1024. 1S06 Farnam -St.
REAL ESTATE LOAN'S
WANTED City loans. Peteie Trust Co
WAJNTELi City loans aad warrants.
"W. Farnam Smith & Co., Via Fa: nam St.
aARVTMPPnS Loans, Sttv and
viiu -a-n t'ww una ''a
Jvafi Sank.
COL CITY JLOAK3. ' Bemls-t-'ariberg
Ki O , n.n.'il. T .. Hull:
i tlOu to (lC.CkK mauo promptly.- t t,
LOAN a on farms and Improved city
i property. S pet. to , pet.; no oeiav. J.'.
j jDumont & Son, l&a Farnam fit., Omali
LARGE loans bus- spe.ia;ty. fctull tiro.
,i OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms
t O-KEEFE REAL ESTATE CV
1018 Omaha Natl.
Doug. 2151
Wanted f'rm l'ns. Kloke Inv. Co., Oirulia.
MONET to loan on business
I denes DroDertleti. tl.OOO to tJl.i
THOMAS, m First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Co., UirUlia,
ess or r-
i.WIJ. W. i.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LAND
Splendid general mercantile business In
1 eastern Colorado; stock nearly new; will
I Invoice about $8,000; did- o0,000 cash busl
1 nem this year. Good live town and large
f territory to draw from. Write , T lo3,
Omaha Dally Bee.
i FOR SALE t6,0u atocK of hardware,
furniture and undertaking In the best
town in Boone Co. ; will consider some
city property. Aitschuler Hdwe. Co. St
Edwards, Neb.
16,000 STOCK merchandise for sale or
exchange at Salix, Ia. Address 1812 N
th St, Omaha, Neb.
FOR EXCHANGE-A large modern
residence, one block from car line, four
blocks from Field club, an Ideal home.
, Price SU.U00, will take an AUTOMOBILE
.'as part pay, $1,500 in cash, balance easy
- terms. Investigate this at once.
' CENTRAL REALTY COMPANY.
5S0 Brandeis Bide.
' ' CAN'T MAKE PAYMENTS.
118,500 ' completely -modern .spacious
home; 11 rooms, complete in every way;
oouoie pariors witn urepiace, large iiDrory
with fireplace and lavatory In hall, dining
room and two pantries; all downstairs
finished in quarter-sawed white oak. Up'
stairs has five bedrooms, besides linen
room, servants' room on- third floor;
quarter-tawed white oak floors with
enamel finish; new-combination fixtures;
excellent cellar, laundry;, good heating
plant; lot 6&140, with driveway and alley
approach; all paving paid. Present
owner owe $6,500; must have $1,000 cash;
1,000 one year, $1,000 two years, balance
In monthly payments of $38.50 per month.
Will trade for clear western land good
house or smaller -house. Address, H 678,
care Bee. :7-
MERCHANTS ATTENTION We have
some good farms tt offer you for- your
stock of mase. write us. Central Keait
Company, 680 Brandeis Bldg. , ..
FOR EXCHANGE A large, clean stock
of general merchandise and good brick
building In a western Iowa town, to trade
for good, clear land.' Agents and every
Doay answer. Central Realty Company,
mo jwanaeia Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
L Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
'tic In Nebraska. 204 Brandeis Theater.
ClTy -PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Kountze Place
m 6-Room Hoiiie?
; 2005 Spencer " :
We'll built, 8-room, strictly all modern,
nearly new house, located on a nicely ter
raced lot close to the Florence boulevard;
has Vestibule entrance, reception hall,
large living room, dining" room and well
arranged kitchen on first floor; all fin
ished in golden oak, including the floors;
bedrooms and batn- on second floor; has
first-class plumbing and heating through
out; has garage large enough to hold two
automobiles; look at this house today,
but do not bother tenant Owner has
made very. low. price of $4,250 for this
property. ' '
-. HASTINGS' & HEYDEN, . :.
. 1614 Harney St. .'
Dundee Bungalow
$4,600 -buys 7-room, 2-story, all modern
bungalow, located on Mxl35 south front
lot, one block to car line both ways. Liv
ing room across front with fireplace; one
bedroom on first floor and three on sec
ond floor; oak finish first floor, with
beam ceilings; two sets of plumbing. Built
for a home and about two years old.
Worth Investigating at onoe.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
121S-JJ City Nat'l. Douglas 396S.
-i , 111 ' 1 "' " 1
.. HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE.'' :'
. One of the choice homes in Omaha ',
near 3Sth and Farnam Sts 10 rooms;
every modern convenience; almost , new.
It is one of the test as to equipment and
location. For particular address
W. T.. GRAHAM, BEE BLDG,
BY. owner; new 8-r9om house, itrlctly
.uiuuciiii aiiusL ain Hutu . iiii li'i n annirinn'
30O down, balance monthly. Web. 79L-;
. MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, Indexed
mailed free on. application. Charles Ei.
Williamson Co.. Real Estate, . Insurance,
Rentals, Care of City Property, Omaha.
TO BUY, SELL Oil RENT, FIP.ST SEE
JOHN W. RQBBINS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
WANTED-To sell my eleven room
house for cash or will rent for a long
time; modern, good location, two blocks
north from high school. Owner, address
U 685. , . - .
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
8-Rootn 1
Kountze Place Home
1903 Emmet
Well built house of 8 rooms, on a larg-e
corner lot,, with streets paved on both
sides; house has reception hall, la rice
living room, dining room and kitchen on
the first floor; all finished in oak ex
cepting kitchen; four large well arranged
sleeping rooms and bath on 6econd floor.
Large finished attic: first class plumbing
and heating throughout. Owner has made
very low price for this fine location.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. '
1614 Harney St.
West Farnam Lot
East front 60x160; alley; all specials
paid. $2,500. Terms. ,
WILL BUILD ON ABOVE
$1,000 down on lot, balance $5 monthly,
for home to suit you to cost $!,:) to $6,000.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1010 Omaha National. Douglas 2152.
Evenings Harney 2153.
HAXSCOM PARK HOMES
" Eight rooms, modern, east front lot,
50x135 ft; paved street; new plumbing:
houses newly papered. A snap at $3,00.
3424 Martha St., 7 rooms, all modern;
nearly new; first floor and stairs are
oak; lot 62xl02'. This is cheap at $3,200.
We have listed two 8-room houses front
ing east on 84th St., between Francis and
Martha Sts. Price, $4,150 and $4,2rt. These
houses are all modern on lots 50x110 ft.,
paved street; nice shade; Close to park
car and school.
POTTER-VALENTINE CO.,
445-6-7 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
J. W. Welch, Salesman.
BOULEVARD BUNGALOW.
On Florence Boulevard, splendid place;
oak finished; fine "plumbing; hot water
heat; ground 90xS50'feet. $5,750.
W. T. GRAHAM. BEE BLDG.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Crop Eeports Given Out in This
Country Affects European Mart.
C0EN CONDITIONS ARE PERFECT
Considering the Enormoas Yield of
Oats Prices Have Held Remark
ably Stubborn la Both
Cash aad Figures.
LOT 44x155 for sale. 3454 So. 13th. Phone
Douglas 7831.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
5 Acres
Improved
Near Benson
Located 1 mile north nf th fro ? r
line on the Orphanage road; has one
room house, three chicken houses, fine
cave, stable for four horses, good well
With Dump: rich soil hi?h ammA In a
district that Is bulling up all around,
within a few blocks of the macadam road.
Will sell for $2,500 and a cash payment of
$500 down. If you want to get a fiva
acre tract, this Is good bargain. Will
be pleased to show it to you at any time.
.ttAaniMUB & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St. -
ACKEAtift HA I'tiAl N. imr llrunL
fmr K Mai-hII. MIS ntv Kit. Rank Bid.
ORCHARD HEIGHTS
7 miles from Omaha Doxtnfflr . In Tnwa.
800 acres, subdivided into small tracts to
ouii. ruu:, uu 10 i per acre, xne es
tate must be sold soon. DAY HESS,
123 Pearl St.; Council Bluffs, will show
you the land. Wood and posts for sale.
KEAI KSTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE)
California.
CALIFORNIA BEARING ORCHARTX
Famous Bldwell Orchards aro full har.
Ing now In the most fertile section of the
Sacramento Valley, Chico, Cal. This
property lies directly adjacent to the
largest city In Northern California. Crop
failure unknown. Several varieties of
fruit. Small payment handles' this dtodo-
sltlon. r We' give you a guarantee money-
naoK; contract untu you have Inspected
your tract. ,. , -
We give a credit on account of rail
road fare to all buyers. . This year's crops
are Tecora Dreaxers. (jome in and talk
to man from Orchards.
: BIDWELL ORCHARD,
INCORPORATED.
Charles , E. Williamson Co., Sole. Agents.
California Homes ,
PERFECT IRRIGATION SYSTEM.
10. 20 and,40-acre tracts, ibest climato
and soli on earth; our proposition is sec
ond to none In United States. . Come to
our office and let us explain fully. It
costs nothing to know, . .
BAKER & SEYMOUR,
82S Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept , 1912.
. Ths crop figures given out on this side
of the ocean yesterday had a bearish
influence in the foreign markets. The
weather conditions over the northwest
are most favorable. There appears to be
nothing in sight to prevent a heavy run
of spring wheat Some of the experts
are figuring that southern Minnesota and
South Dakota will find it profitable to
head some of their wheat towards Chi
cago In the near future. If the weight
of tho crop movement .falls on the north
west entirely, they may go to a shipping
discount under Chicago In the absence
of any Important sales. The recent wet
weather abroad tj going to make Europe
want more wheat than was expected two
months ago. It Is reasonable to suppose
that from an export standpoint United
States will, have to compete sharply with
both Canada and Russia. This outlook
Is creating a bearish feeling. Cash wheat
unchanged to Vic lower.
In the corn trade ti.e cash and Septem
ber situation must cut quite a figure In
keeping the other months unsettled for a
time. The Weather conditions are almost
perfect for a growing crop. There Is an
offset to this in the December because
conservative leaders beiieve that the
country, even with the large crop, will
be in no rush to contract for December
shipments at the present great discount
under old corn. . It is this situation which
causes the December shorts to cover at
every opportunity. It was claimed by
pit traders after the close yesterday that
tho house which sold corn most heavily
during the morning bought back nearly
as -much on the break. Cash corn Mo
higher to lower.
Considering the enormous crop, oats
prices have hold remarkably stubborn.
both cash and futures, but those who go
Into the market for a long pull are in
clined to look for a lower level later in
the season under the constant heavy
movement. Cash oat a unchanged to Mo
lower. , '
Primary wheat receipts were 2.158.000 bu.
and shipments 15,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,074,000 bu. and shipments of
639,000 bu. last year.
Corn receipts were 674,000 bu. and ship
ments 512,000 bu., against receipts of 704.-
000 bu. and shipments of 371,000 bu. last
year.
Oats receipts were 1,099.000 bu. and
shipments 911,000 bu. against receipts of
530,000 bu. and shipments of 314,0u0 bu.
last year. ,
Clearances of wheat and flour were
4,600,000 bu.; corn, 45,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed & lower
and corn Kd higher to ftd lower.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat: No. 2 hard,s winter, 2 cars, Sdc;
3 cars, 85'4e; No. S hard, winter, 2 cars.
85?4c; 4 cars, $5c; No. 4 hard, winter, 1
car, 86Vc; 1 car, 85c; 1 car (rye mixed),
83ttc; no grade, hard, winter, 1 car, 81c;
1 car, 784c; rejected, hard, winter, 1 car,
78M(C; No. $ mixed, 1 car, 844c Oats:
No. $ white,. 4 cars, 31V4c; 2 cars. Sic; No.
4 white, 1 car, 81c; 3 cars, 80c; 9 cars,
SO&c. Rye: No. 4, 1 car, 66c. Corn: No. 2
white, 2 cars, 75c; No. 3 white, 1 car,
76e; 1 car, 7Cc; No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 73c;
4V cars, 73c; No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 72c; 2
cars, 72Hec; 1 car, 72c; No. 2 mixed, 1 car,
73c; No. 3 mixed, 8 cars, 73c; 1 ear, 72tc;
No. 4 mixed, 8 cars, 7214c; 2 cars, 724c;
( cars, 72c; 1 car, 71c; no grade, 1 car, 69c.
Omaha Cash lrtce. -
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 8587o; No. 3
hard, S486c; No. 4 hard, S0yVc
CORN-No. 2 white, Joc: No. 1 white,
Vo&l&c; No. 4 white, 72M74c; No. 2
yellow, 78?i74c; No. 3 yellow, 7373o;
No. 4 yellow, 72&T2?4c; No. 2, 73c; No. 3,
72Vi73c; No. 4, 7JgT2V4c; no grade, 68c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 3U4Sic; standard,
31ViS31Hc; No. 3 white, 3131Hc; No. 4
.white, 80V431c; No. 3 yellow, $0Vi31c. '
BARLEY-Malting,' 60065c; No. 1 feed,
8545c. . :
1 RYE No. 2, 63W64Vic; No. S, 62V4WV4C.
. ' -. Carlo Receipts.'
Wlieat Corn. Oats.
room tor sixty, more loads failed to
bring about more thnn feeble rallies. De
cember closed at off at 90V(90Sc.
Numerous reports of corn firing In dry,
hot sections In the northwest Influenced
some heavy buying. Many speculators
sold, however, on account of general
good prospects.
December closed unchanged at 64c;
No. 2 yellow. 79(S'79e.
Oats held comparatively steady In con
sequence of fair export sales. Outside
limits touched by December were 3ic and
32Vtii32c. with final sales the same as
last night at S2Vc.
In provisions the average of prices
was maintained owing to a light run of
hogs here and west. The greatest net
! change did not exceed 5c either way.
The leading futures closed as follows:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Quotations on Cattle Slightly Higher
,' Than a Week Ago. .
HOGS ADVANCE. FIVE CENTS
lifM described as generally steady to a
nickel higher. A load of shipping hogs
brought $8.50. top for the day and ic
higher than yesterday's top. Receipts
footed up .about seventy-one loads, or
around 4.800 head, as against 5.K4 a week
tfto. 4,574 two weeks ago and 4,238 head on
the corresponding day last year.
Representative sales:
No.
11...
Shippers and Speculators Boy Morel?'--
Heartly Than on Thorsday
Sheep and l ambs are
Also Higher.
Artlclei Open. High.' Low.
Wheat'
8ept.m
Dec..l-
May.iSoSWVsl
Corn, i I
Sept.
Dec..54Sft4i,
May.3itr53V9j
Oats.
Sept.l31iffi';
Dec. 't';J2V4tl'Mi
May.34t W
73i
Clo8, Ye V
I
I
90S! 90;
90H SOsttpH!
72H1, 73
32 j 32
5414
31
Sept.
Oct..
Jan.
Lard.
Sept.
Oct..
I
Dec.
Jan.
Ribs.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan.
17 22U, 17 35
1 m?
4-1
19 05 i
91i
ttVs
7!S
54V
31H
32"
17 22
17 3714i
17 47i
G60I
19 Ob 18 7H!
4,34SW
17 22V4
17 40
17 22-J
17 37 J
I
11 12(4 11 WW
a ni
10 80
10 73V
10 90
11 17S
20,
IV so
10 724
t
a 10
a 12M
10 7714
10 70
10 92V 10 90
10 95 J 10 97V
10 15 10 17V
IV lTVij
10 92V,
W 121
19 00
a 10
a 1211
10T7V4
10 70
10 90
18 95
11 07V
a u
1075
10 70
10 ss-g-
10 87V
10 92V 10 95
10 12) 10 16
$! 16
Chicago
Minneapolis .,
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City..
St Louis
Winnipeg ..1.
270
489
149
66
.311
ITS
63
332
35
S3
41
425
Cash Quotations were as follows.
FLOCR-Steady.
RYE No. 3, 68c.
BARLEY Keed or mixing, 4552c; fair
to choice malting, 6J72c.
SEBDS-Timotny, $3.0084.50. Clover,
$1S.00JC19.0.
PROVISIONS - Pork. mess. $17.2.'
17.87V. Lard (In tierces), a.lJV. Short
ribs (loose). $lo.ttfV-S11.00.
The clearances of. wheat and flour were
equal to 27,000 bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Bradstreet's, were equal to
4.482,000 bu. Primary receiDts were S.15S.
000 bu.,: compared with l.oU.OOU bu. tue
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts tor tomorrow:
W heat, 181 cars: corn. 350 cars: oats. 384
cars; hogs, 7,100 head.
Chicago cash r-rices Wheat: No. 2
red, $l.v4(&1.05; No. 3 red, 4c&L.04: No. I
hard, 92V'03c; No. 3 hard, SlitfWc; No, 1
nortnern, !&55c; No. 2 northern. 90lc;
No. 3 northern, k&SaOoc; No. 2 spring. 9?
9Sc; No. 3 spring, 690c; No. 4 spring,
83487c; velvet cnaff, oft:V4c; durum. WKa
5c. Corn: No, 3, 78Vil'i9V4i'; No- white,
eOltQSlc; No. 2 yellow, TVc; No. 3,
iS"4B8e: No. 3 white, 7st6OVc; No. i
yeJow. 74a;c; No. 4, 77ig;7lSV4c; No. 4
white, 79(SjjiV4c; No. 4 yellow, t8V4G7!o.
Oats: No. 2 white, 324tp4c; No. 2 white,
31iy(!2V: No- white, Jtl$lic; standard,
32V(&wIc.
RlE-No. X 680.
-Barley 4572e. v
SEED-Ttmothy, I3.004.50; clover, $10.00
flH.OO.
BUTTER-flteady; creameries, 242fiVc;
dairies, 2lV231o.
EOOS-Klrm; receipts, 6,924 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 17V18Vc; ordinary
lirsts, 19c; firsts, 21c
CHEESE Steady; daisies, 151ilc;
twins, 161ldic; younc Americas,
16c; long horns, 15fjH6c,
POTATOES Easy: receipts, 45 cars;
Michigan, 46if0c; Minnesota, 45eoc; Wis
consin, 4060c.
POULTKY-Alivo. easy; chickemi, 151c;
springs. 16ViC.
ViiAL-Steady. Srl4VC '
NEW YORK GEXBRAL MARKET
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept . 1912.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 7.713 2.744 26,M
Official Tuesday ...... 8.5 TiW
Official Wednesday..'.. 4.ti22 8.70'.
Estimate Friday 1,339 4.600
Five days this week.
Same day last week...
8a mo day 2 wka ago.
Same day S wks ago.
Same day 4 wks ago.
Same day last year.
19..
44..
..
17..
ii..
47..
M .
to
U
fc.Jol M
8;,4."St 34
ito,66l ( 44
2J.872
10 528
4J.7M
35.214 28.3.4
21,084
2U.244 29.8.
21, US 85.4S9
16. TM 34.388
a.201 23.587
The following table shows the 'e;:)ts"
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Soutn Uin iia) "
for the year to date as compiivd with M ' "'
last year: IDU iMi. Inc. Dc.
Cattle , 579,679 727,St 47,690!
Hogs ...i...3,2B2,Jta 1.795,1169 467.093 M. ..
Sheep 1.415,5o 1,333,373 81.652
The following taole shows tne range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for tac
last few days with comparisons:
at. sh. Pr.
..jr; ... 1 w
..; ... 1 it)
. .825 i: 10
44 toe &o 1 10
v :i s iu
m m ... in
is v it t it
is soo k 1 u
. 120 t u
.m ... t u
.m M t
44 1 to
. ... 1 to
161 ... I t0
r: m v
ta n in
!M ... I JO
144 ... IM
I
I SO
..141 t4 I 0
Date.
Aug. .
Aug. 9.
Aug. 90.
Aug. SI.
Sept. 1.
Sept 2.
Sept. 8.1
Sept 4. 1
Bept (
190. 1 1908. 1 1907. 1 19K0.
I 1 69. 4 46 t 75 6 SO
I 41 O CS V
7 731 I 5 71 6 66
7 77 6 531 5 73 5 78
7 821 6 45! 5 85
I 81V! 7 121 8 85 7 80 ( 43 S 67
1 17UI I 7 871 I 531 5 66 i Sft
I 23V 7 17 J 7 851 4 57 6.69J 5 76
I 28T 7 08 1 1
ll!il.tUflvJ.i.
I 31 7 13
( 8--HI T 16 I 91
I l 7 11 VI
S 29 I 7 021 8 4
7 0; 8 79
K1S it W S0 I M
41.115! ,M
131.614! ' "
,,.,..1Z fl
.171 ... I
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.I4 10 I t8
.m Mis
.li -it I ii
.t4& ISO
.SU N IK
M tS
IM I IS
44 I W
... 1 n
... its
44 I W
j 6 1 ( 7S t 7
Sept. . 3 26HI W 17 T 87j ' 1 i 811 t 7
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p.
m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle.Hogs.Shep.uri.
C. M. & St P. Ry.. 1
Wabaah R. R.
Mo. rac. Ry
U. P.'R. R W
C. N, W. east.. 1
C. & N. W. west.. I
C. St. P. M. & O.... 1
C. B. & Q. east.... 1
C. B. & Q west.... 34
C. R. 1. & P. east.. ..
C. R. I. 4t P. west.. ..
Illinois Central Ry.. ..
C. O. W. Ry
Total Receipts.
59
17 20 "
22 . "
I v
74 26 ,
1
41 0
41 l
M Sl
MS
n 7
H.......MI
No. At. 8h. Fr.
7 H IU 111
1 U4 80 IS
(1. 2.M1 ... IM
2 133 40 S 10
no so 1 jo
? zn s iu
1 141 13 I 10
4 SIS ...
tO. ......144 10 I 30
17 174 ... I 10
It SOI ... 410
7 107 40 I SO
74 Ml M I 10
li.. ?1 ... I JO
(t m w 1 10
71 117 IM I M
SO 104 ... I ll
70 KM ... IS
0 IM ... 8 0
MT 40 I M
14
4 144 140 t 80
12 14 lt I 10
4 M4 4 S
41 Ill ... I 10
70 t ... 4 IS
4S HI (1
44 144 N I 13
tl S0 ... I 4
0 Ill ... 40
40 I 44
M.....,.Ut 140
8 ..Ml 40 I 40
71 Ill .... I4S
U,.,..'..1M 114 I 44
II 101 SO 4 41
Tt 123 44 I M
NEW YORK STtDCK MARKET
Movement Emu Largely to Special
ties, with Most Issues Quiet.
RAILWAY SEAKS NOT ACTIYE
More .Than Fifty Per Cent of Dn'y's
Light Dosinesa Transacted in First
llonr, Remnloder of Session
Being: Doll. ' "
I 40
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co
Swift & Co.
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour A Co
Schwarta & Co...
Murphy
Armour from Denver..
Cudahy from Denver.,
W. B. Vansant Co....
Benton Vans' t & Lush
Hill & Son
J. B. Root Co...
J. H. Bulla .'
L. F. Husi
L. Wolf.
Wertheimer & Pegen..
Lee Rothschild
Mo. Kans.-Cal. Co..
Clin & Christie.. ......
Other buyers
43
461"
300
55
23
104
168
87
30
1 17
S
24
3
64
101
t
10
173
629
1,076
941
2.304
1,0-0
955
1.4h0
560
105
-
3,010
CHICAGO GRALV AND PROVISIONS
6RTDLET Irrigated colony land at 173
to . 3154, per acre; good land, plenty of
water: thickly settled district, with good
schools, adjoining town of 2,000. Easy
terms, write ror illustrated booklet.
Homeseekers' Irrigated Land . Co., Grid
ley, California.
s.-, Colorado. "
FOR SALE 180-acre rellnauishment. 18
mues or oternng, gooa sou, well fenced
with new wire fence. 110 -acres broken
and farmed. Good crop this year; 30
acres oats, 40 acres fine wheat, 50 acres
splendid corn. Land level. Reserve croD
and sell for 3975 cash; 7 months' residence
for 3 years is all that is required to get
ceea irom government. Morton & Waldo,
acerung, 1010.-
UOorgtat
GREAT SQUTH GEORGIA.
Traversed bv th
ATLANTIC. BIRMI.VOHAM-ATLANTIC
KAiLfXtOAiJ,
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crop. All tne money crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this Coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
wme ,
W. B. LEAHY, DEPT. K.
General Pnsrenger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA.
SIX-ROOM., house; thoroughly modern;
located right;, built right: priced right;
32,700, terms.. Come see it. Corner 23d
and Saratoga Sts. Web. 5622.
FOR, SALE--Sy tho owner, a news
room bouse, all modern. Come and see
Jt It can't be' beat, neither the price.
105 North 30th St .
FOR SALE 257Y Evans St.. 4-room,
new, -modern, oak finish,- sleeping porch.
Call Owner. Webster 73L
J
Mr HOME for sale. 9 rooms and bath,
.In perfect repair. Built by day labor.
Price 34,400... 1818 Webster St
BICK3EST SNAP EVER OFFERED.
If you need a home or want to buy for
pecuiauon, iook at tnis new, all mod'
ern 9-room house. Will be sold for less
than, worth. -Small payment, balanco
.line rent tome ana see. an N. 29th St.
33,800 will buy a 7-room house and 2 lots
at 88th and Seward Sts. . A bargain.
Nordquirt, 322 Neville Blk.
. A SNAP
For Sale A large 7-room house, mod
ern in every respect one block from, car
line This house cost $4.BO); for a quick
sale we will accept $4,500 for the place,
. with 31,000 down, balance on easy pay-
., stents. Douglas 4908.
LARGE SU3URBAN HOME.
Northwest part of city; modern house;
10-roomr; 8 b'g lots; fruit, good barn;
: one block to street car. Ready for occu
fpancy. Splendid place for children. Price
I $4,750.00. ,
, W. T. GRAHAM, BEE BLDG.
lovra. t
. WILL PAT .
FOR ITSELF.
Fine country home and paying orono-
sition; 23 acres adjoining Council Bluffs.
The city Is growing up . around it. It
is growing in value and will be in de
mand for city lots within a few years.
This Is a beautiful place, commanding
an extensive view up and down the entire
valley, but easily accessible and only V
mile from the street car line. The lm
provments are excellent, consisting of a
good 8-room house, good barns, large,
warm chicken bouse, good cave, cellar,
etc.; 8 acres in grapes, 300 cherry trees,
several acres berries, small apple and
peach orchard. Fruit nearly nil young
and In prime condition. Wiii bring In
a nice Income from the start, and If
cared tor will pay for Itself In a few
years. , Owner's health compels him to
make a change. Can use house and lot
or few acres near city, part payment.
This Is not overdone and you will miss
something worth while if you fail to see
this place.
OHIO KNOX CO.,
41 Pearl Street, Opposite Grand Hotel,
Council Bluffs, Ia. ,
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to insert a small want d
In the Des Moines Capital, Largest cir
culation in th state of Iowa, 43,000 dally.
The Capital Is read ty and believed In by
the standpottera of .Iowa, who simply r
fuse to permit an otnr paper in their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day: $1.35
per Una per month; count sis ordinary
words to the line. Ad iresi Des Moines
Capital. Des Moines. Ia.
IOWA FARM.
120 ACRES Guthrie County, Iowa land,
part rolling, improvements fair, throe
miles front town. 80 acres under cultiva
tion, 80 in pasture, 10 In good timber.
Two living sprtnss; farm all fenced hog
tlicht. $10D ier acrO for immediate sale,
will sell on eay terms. Land around this
sells for 3151 and 5200 per acrr.
Address owner, P. J. Clancy, 721 Flem
ing Flog., Des Moines. Ia.
Persistent Advertising Is tne Road to
Big Returns. .
Feature of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept 6. Wheat prices today
made a new low record for the season
90c a bushel, December delivery, The
market suffered from the pressure of big
receipts northwest. Latest sales showed
a decline of Vo to Vc.
Wheat longs kept up. a steady fire of
liquidating sales as a result of word
that 3,000,009 bushels of new wheat nad
been hedged today In Minneapolis and
1.500 loaded cars were scheduled to ar
rive at Duluth Monday.
Seaboard Bales of ' seventy-five boat
loads of what and the engaging of vessel
, - REAL ESTATE'1.
FARM RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Minnesota.''. ' ;
MINNESOTA LANDS.
THE rush Is on for Clay county. We
have over 20,000 aores of fine level
prairie land improved and unimproved;
heavy black soli; olay subsoil; 320 to 844
par acre; easy terms. Send for list .and
map. Felland Realty Company, (33 Pal
ace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
. MINNESOTA.
Write for our Minnesota booklet "C;M
special rates.
DAY & NIGHT REALTY CO.,
103 Bankers Life Bldg..
- Lincoln, Nab,
Nebraska.
Farms Farms Farms
Driving distance of Omaha; farms. Let
us show you the goods. All sizes, all
prices, alt terms.
- ORIN 8. MERRILL.
Rooms 1213-1214 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Booth Dakota. .
FOR SALE 160 aores good farm land;
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; J
miles from Dallas and 6 miles from
Colome. Price, 340 per acre, payabi,.
$1,600 cash. 32,500 March 1. 1913; 32,40i)
March 1, 1917. Address Box 184, Daila.
si. D,
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live tock to South Omaha Savs
xuleage and shrinkage. Your consign
stents receive prompt and careful atwn
.ion. ;
: Live Stock Comaifnaloa Merchants.
BTERS BROS. &CO. Strong, reliable
Clay, Roblnon Co., 2Q.J Exchange Bldg.
CLIFTON Com. Co . 322 Exchange Bldg.
Mart n Bros.
Co., Kxcnanno Bldg.
Hnyrter-M alone-Coffman Co.. 16H Kx. Bid,
LAVEUTlf BROS.. 138 Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSAL TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals Will be receive h k.
town 0 erk of the tJwn tt Coleridge, Neb,,
up iu u u uiuik v 011 me mil (lay of
September, 112, for furnishing material
and construotlng complete water works
extension, town of Coleridge, Neb. Same
to be in accordance with plans and speci
fications on file in the offlco of the town
clerk of Coleridge. Neb., and also in ths
office of the engineers, Bruce ft Stand--ven,
Bee Building, Omaha, Neb., each
bid shall be accompanied by a certified
check of five hundred 350O.0O) dollars.
Any one desiring plans and speclflcutio 1
may obtain the nin- )v m -the
engineers and a payment of 33.00 per
set to cover cost. The town reserves tfc
right to reject any and all bids.
. ( C V.. 0a4a.o, i
Chairman.
A. E. SEVERANCE,
. .. VUiaga Clark.
4) notations of the Day on Vnrtoaa
' Commodities.
NEW 70RK. Scut. 6.-FLOUR Lower;
spring patents, 5.005.46; winter straights,
K.404.&0: winter natents. u.iom.w:
spring clears, 34.404.70; Kansas straights.
t4.20!4.80.
WHEAT-Spot market easy; No. 2
red, new, 3104, 0. 1. f. track and f. o. b.,
afloat Futures closed V3o net lower.
September, 11.0014; December, 99!4c; May,
31.0294.
CORN Spot market easy; export, tOi,c,
1. o. d., afloat December and March.
OATS Spot market easy; new standard
wnite, 38Vc; No. z, 3Bc; No. 3. 38Vc on
track; No. 4. 3aVt(fl6a, elevator; natural
white, 3839o, track; white clipped, 4O042O,
tiack,
HAY Easy; prime, 31.36; Ko. L tl.JO;
iso. z, ii.KKiu.au; xso. s. vocvsi-w.
HIDESFIrm; Central America,
Bogota, 2425c.
PROVlSlONS-fork, stead;:
tl9.7520.25; family, - $20.0o1.0u;
clears. 819.75ffl32.00. Beef, steady:
3l6.00gl.60; family, tl8.50$19.00; beef hams,
I28.004j31.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bel
lies, 10 to 14 pounds, tli-00314.00; piokled
hams, tl8.50!14.00. Ird, firm; middle
west, tU.46U.&6; refined, firm; oontinent,
tll.80; South America, I12.2u; compound,
88.lft8.S7r '
TALLOW Firm ; prime city, , hhds.,
6hc, country, 6$&c; special, 70.
EGGS Firm; receipts, 11,647 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 27fe28c; extra
firsts, 26 26c; firsts, 2324o; refrigerator
firsts, seaon's storage, charges paid, 22V
liic; western gathered whites, 2ti2ic.
CHEESE Easy;, receipts, 3,093 boxes;
state whole milk, colored, specials, ldc;
state whole milk, white lftfylSVic; skims,
413 18c.
B UTTER Firm ; receipts! 7,186 tubs;
creamery, , extras, 2829c; process,
extras, 2SH02OC; firsts, 24H26c; seoonds,
226 23 Vic; factory, June make, firsts, 23c;
current makes, firsts, 22 Vic; seconds, 21V
26V4e;
mess,
short
mess,
POULTRY Alive, steady; western
chickens, ID 20c; fowls, 17c; turkeys, 15c.
Dressed, quiet; fresh killed western
chickens, 1423c; fowls, 1418o; turkeys
16017c.
St. tools General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Bept. 6. WHEAT
Cash, lower; track No. 2 red, tl.011.04;
No. 2 hard, 91tWVtc.
CORN-Lower; track No. t, 79c: No. 2
hard, 9193Ve.
OATS-No. 32Vo; No. 3 white, 5Vc.
Cloning prices of future:
WHEAT Lower; December. 9H4c; May.
corn weak; December. 6ic: May.
siytic
oats weak; December, SlHisailic:
May, 83Vio. .
RYE-steaay, 71c,
FLOUR-Steady; red wjnter patents.
ti.75.00; extra fancy and straight, 4.15a'
4.65; hard winter clears, S3.503.75.
KEED Timothy, 310.00.
CORNMEAL-e3.70.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track,
tl.00&1.06.
HAY - Lower; timothy, tU OO18.00;
pralrte, HO.O014.0O. .
PROV115IONS-Pork unchanged; Job
bing, $16.60. Lard unchanged; prime
steam, tl0.510.80. Dry salt meats,
higher! boxed, extra shorts, 1194c ; clear
ribs, llc; short clears, 12c. Bacon higher;
boxed, .extra shorts, 12c; clear ribs,
12c; short clears, 13c.
POULTRY Firm ; chickens, 18Vc;
springs, 17c; turkeys, 17V4(glc; ducks,
HV4&Httc; geese, 610c.
E U TTER Firm ; creamery, 2426c.
li.iUS-Flrm, 20c.
Receipts.
7,500
174,00)
61,000
80,000
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu...
Shipments.
1,200
99,090
40,000
54.000
Total '. 1.626 4,765 7,900
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were of
very fair proportions for a Friday, but
consisted almost entirely of western
rangers that were not particularly at
tractive from either a feeder or a killer
standpoint The demand from all sources
was pretty good, however, and the mar
ket active and steady, as far as it went.
For tho week receipts foot up nearly
25,000 head, or about 4.000 head more than
a week ago, but that much less than a
year ago. The trend to values has been
upward most of the time for decent
beeves and closing quotations are all of
lorrfilRn hlaher than a week ago, So few
cornfed cattle have been coming that a
reliable line on prices la difficult. (ooa
to choice beeves selling around 39 00 and
above are very scarce and quotably about
as high as any time, while the short fed
and warmed-up cattle selling from $7.26
to 13.25 are not selling quite as well a
a week ago, on account of the Increased
competition from western rangers..
What few cows and heifers were of
fered today sold readily at good strong
prices and values are all of 10$ 15c higher
than they were at tbe close of last week.
The proportion of cows and heifers In
the receipts or late nas Dean compara
tively small and this fact has had a stim
ulating effect on the demand aa well as
on prices. Veal calves, bulls, stags, etc.,
have found a very good outlet all week
and prices show no material change.
Trading in stock cattle ana leeaers nas
been reasonably brisk this week and the
trend to values stronger from start to
finish. Good light steers and stock
heifers are fully a quarter higher for the
week, while on the plainer and heavier
kinds values show an advance of 10$16o
and under the Influence of a vigorous
country demand there ia every prospect
that tbe supply will be well cleaned up
before the close of the week.
Quotations on Native CattleGood to
choice beef steers, la.210.26; fair to
good beef steers. 37.2o64.86; common to
fair beef steers, t6.007.4; good to oiioloe
heifers. t4.0O4M.75; good to choice cows.
36.0O6.0O; fair to good cows, t4.005.Ot;
common to fair oows, J2.164.00; good to
choice tockers and feeders, 36,uixt7.W;
fair to good stockers and feeders. 86.0044
(.09; common to fair stocKers and feeder,
(4.60&6.00; stock cows and heifers. M.25d
1.50; veal calves, I4.508.75; bulls, stags,
eto., H.wao.ov. -
Quotations on Range Cattle Good to
choice beet steers, ti.2if9.0v; fair to good
beet steers, ib.oow.25; commun to fair
beet steers, to.00ft.0C.
Representative sales;
COWS.
No. . Av. r. No.
1 til I 00
I Mi 4 St
HEIFERS,
t 720 I 71 11
1 141 H 4
17 Wl I M (
BULud.
l....,..,...14::o 4 li l...
1 ...4320 4 I
1 n.o 4 :o 1
1
At. Tt,
.1044 1 it
. Ill I 14
. M7 t 10
. W I ."1
1.
1..
I..
Jl
I
J
u
.1140 4 tV 1
.1419 4 5 1
CALVES.
770 7J
MO 4 M
710 III
.474 I 00
110 I 00
100 I M
111 1 10
Wl 4 10
120 I 71
140 7 00
.1 M 7 21
1.
1..
I.
1....
I....
1.
til I 00
110 I w
110 I M
100 1 10
146 I M
110 I ,6
STOCKERS ANu FEEDERS.
m 4 11
, 65! I 15
, IM i 60
,114 I M
110 Hi
I.
11...
I...
7...
I.
NEBRASKA.
W0 I 70
121 I 71
160 i 76
121 t It
Ki IW
No.
12 cows...
40 heifers
11 steers.
Fr.
4 65
6 30
6 50
64 heifers.. .1031 6 15
10 feeders.. 1246 6 6S
12 feeders.. 668 6 10
heifers... 930 5 90
Av.
914
..1047
650
Kansas City General Market.
. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 6.-WHEAT-Un-
changed to Ve lower; No. 2 hard, 87fl
88Vc; No. 8, 8.17Vc; No. 2 red, B8c(8
11.01 ; No. 3. 9098c.
CORN Steady; No. 2 mixed, 7575Vc;
No. 3, 7474Vc; No. 2 white, 76c: No. 3,
75c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white. 3434V4c:
No. 2 mixed, 32(iVtc. .
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-Scptember. 8Cc: December.
85c; May, 89c.
corn September, 70c December. 49Tic:
May, 497ic.
oats September, zzc: December.
32V4c; Msy, 84c.
RYE 71c.
HAY Steady and unchanged.
BUTTER-Creamery, fims. 22c; sec
onds, 20c; packing stock, 20V4c. .
EGGS Extras, 23c; firsts, 21c; seconds.
16c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 310,000 146.000
r'orn. bu 33,nno 15,000
Oats, bu 18,000 8,000
(tils and Koaln. '
SAVANNAH. Oa.. Sept I. TURPEN
TINE Firm, at 3838V4c
ROSIN-Firtn; V and O, $6.5036.01'..
11 heifers.. 572
80 feeders.. 790
5 50
t 60
No. Av. Pr.
44 Steers.. ..1219 6 9o
5 cows..... 876 '5 15
29 steers.... 815 4 80
36 steers.. ..1217 6 85
7 steers.. ,.1054 6 45
9 feeders. . 66 6 66
14 heifers... 972 ( 90
19 helfers...H53 6 65
19 feeder.. 6)1 5 76
10 calves... 400 4 25
COLORADO
2stoers,...102 too 23 steers.. ,.1186
SOUTH DAKOTA,
15 steers. ...1084 6 40 9 steers.... 985
14 heifers,., 871 ,5 40 4 heifers... 900
WYOMING.
15 cows 1040 6 63 10 steers.. ..1106
6 feeders. .1066 7 15 11 feeders.. 1076
Scows 1026 5 85 17 steers.. ..1137
Diamond C. Co.-rWyomlng.-3
steers.. ,.1010 t 60 126 feeders., W8
W calves... 992 6 65 29 cows 082
HOGS An active shipping demand
paved the way for a nickel advance on
good light hogs at the opening, shippers
buying more freely than on yesterday.
Speculators were larger buyers than of
late. Early In the morning mixed and
packing grades failed to show any Im
provement ovor yesterday, but a little
later on sales began to show some
strength, especially on the medium weight
hogs, the heavier kinds keeping pretty
close to a steady basis. There were a
few instances of heavy packers selling
possibly a little easier.- Toward the close
of the market the medium weight grades
became still better, quite a number of
sales ruling 5c higher when compared
with yesterday. Trade wss tn up and
down affair oil the morning and could bo
4 60
6 40
6 60
7 IS
6 85
726
6 00
PIG3.
w ,..
HiittMPA iki-v fair run of sheep and
lambs arrived for a Friday. about
twenty-six cars were reported. In
against 1.867 head a week ago and t,277
two weeks ago. The receipts on the cor
munnnttinr dv rear so were 8,914
head. Most of the offerings were com
posed of lambs, though a fair proportion
of the receipts consisted " of fat sheep,
chiefly ewes and wethera. On the whole
quality was not quite so good aa on yes
terday, there being, however, a few loads
of good killers available. There was ap
psrently a. continuance of the strong
tone to the trade In both sheep and lambs
from yesterday and buyers seemed to be
anxious for anything that would make
desirable killers. Tha favorable condi
tions surrounding the eastern mutton
trade has a good effect on the market
As compared with a week ago trade in
good to choice lambs show an advance
of fully tic, other kind selling very
little, if any better. Choice killers were
In good, active demand all the week. Up
to today the market for fat sheep has
also been In satisfactory shape, ewea,
wethera and yearlings all showing an
advance of 10315c, The advance on them
has been pretty general aa the choice
heavy grades Improved equally aa much
as the prime handywelrtits. Bulk of the
fat sheep coming to market of late has
shown considerable weight, tbe handy,
weight stuff being In small supply.
Although a comparatively small supply
of feeders were on sale trade was not
sny too active, though a considerable
volume of business was done on moat
days and good clearances were the rule
Feeding lambs are quotably 10fjl5e higher,
while ewes and wethers and yearlings are
little better than steady.
It was a rood active market through
out a clearance of the offerings be
In made In fair season. Prices generally
were steady to a dime higher on both
sheep and lambs. Several curs of range
lambs brought 17.10 and some western
ewes sold aa high aa S4.25. As the total
receipts were not very large the supply
of feeders was limited. There was a
good demand and most of the galea were
steady with Tnursaay.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, t6.70gf7.10: lambs, fair to
good, t6.46fi)6.70; lambs, feeders, S5.0f.40;
yearlings, good to choice light, H.S5a5.10;
yearlings, heavy, t4.6Of4.90; yearlings,
feeders. S4.EOffiu.25; wethers, good to choice.
t4.004 40: wethers, fair to food. S3.80
4.w; wetners, reeaers, n.MKQi.w; ewes,
i ,A .i,nin. tl ItvaA on. .
$3. lOg.3. 60;. ewes, yearling breeders, 34.60
6.00; ewes, aged, t-504.00; cull sheep and
DUCKS, W.UUiaU.W.
Representative sales:
No.
728 Idaho Iambs, feeders....
40 lambs, culls
1,861 Idaho lambs,,.
1.SU Idaho lambs...
663 Idaho lambs....
4X0 Idaho lambs....
222 Idaho ewer......
Ar.
.. 65
.. 48
....... 66
....... 66
68
66
103
Pr.
140
(60
86
65
S3
76
3 90
CHICAGO LIVE
STOCK f MARKET
Demand fur Cattle and Sheep Strong)
. Stoek la Slcht. ,.
CHICAGO. Sent. fc-CATTLE-RuvolDta.
2,000 head; market steady, steng; beeves,
$5.7a10.70; Texas steers, 34.7mci6.60; west
ern steers. n,8MUU); stockers and feed
ers, 34.$ot.1b; cows and heioers, 3.oixa
6.00; oelves, I8.60iQll2.00.
HOOS-Recelpts, 9,000 head; market,
active, 5M0c higher;- light, $8.359.10;
mixed, V.Sim.Wr heavy. tf$8.76; rough
37.66(7x7.85; pigs, t5.76ftti.20; bulk of sales,
t8.1O48.70.
bhkkp and IjAMBS Receipts 12,000
head; market, steady to a shade higher;
niliu, MttVMJ?&. w.iUn, tlUJVSjrC
yearlings, $4.j0.fi6; lambs, native, 84.75
t7.26; western, t4.7u677.35.
Kansas City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Sept. 6.-CA1TLM
-Receipts, 1,500 head, including 1,000
southerns; market steady; southerns
strong; dressed beef and export steers,
t8.50)10.50; fair to good, 86.608.60; west
ern steers, t6.604i8.5O; stockers and feed
ers. t4.60t2f7.26: southern steers. t4.2C0TO5O:
southern cows, t3.266.2S: native cows.
t3.25f6.60; native heifers, $5.00431.60; bulls,
H0$S.25; calves, tS.COf9.00. ...
Hous-Receipts, l.swo neaa; market
strong to 60 higher; bulk of sales, $8.85
$.70; heavy, $8.354.46; packers and butch
ers. W.4O08.77M: lights. .wou&; pigs.
$5.60.00. i
HMUJHil' AND UAM&S KeceiptS, Z.WU
head; market steady; lambs, M.2W7.10;
yearlings, 14.7S5.S0: wethers, $4.004.60;
ewes, $3,7534.26; stockers and feeders, $2.50
G4.28. ,
St. I-ools Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. 8ept 6.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 2.700 head. Including 1.500
Texans; market steady; native shipping
and export steers, $8.0010.00; dressed beef
nd butcher steers, iti.Wxiu.bo; stocaers and
feeders, $4.007.26; cows and heifers, $400
ft.8.56; canners, t.7Cy4.25; bulls, $4.0.&;
calves, $6.0010.50; Texas and Oklahoma
steers. $4.25ib8.QO: cows and heifers. $3.00
nou Receipts, 4.wu neaa maraei
steady; pigs and lights, $0,004$). 10; mixed
butchers, u.awv.iu; gooa neavy. K.vm
$.95. -,
SHEPP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,800
head; market 6c higher; muttons, $3.t53
385; lambs, $5.5O7.O0; culls and bucks,
$1.603.60; stockers, i2.75M.60. . , , -
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Sept. 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 600 head; market, steady; steers,
id.5u-ai0.i5: cows and heifers. 3.0oea.7O:
calves, $o.004l.00.
hogs Receipts. 3.ow neaa: market &c
higher; top, $8.76; bulk of sales, S8.30ii
8.70.
S IEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; market, steady; lambs, t6.007.10.
Hobs Active.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
cattie. tiogn. nep.
South' Omaha. ...1,800 4,000 8,700
St. Joseph 500 8.000 1,0W
Kansas City 1,500 1,900 , 2,000
St. Louis 2,700 4.000 8,800
Chicago .....;.2.000 9,000 12,000
Totals .....8,000 22,600 25,500
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 6.- WHEAT
September,- 83ic; December, 88&88Vic;
May. V-mviW. casn. no, 1 hard. twc:
No. 1 northern, mPe; No. 2 northern,
rt'MWkc; NO. 3, WkHiW.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 73(740.
OATS-No. 3 white, 30c.
RYE No. 2, 62Vi63VC.
BRAN In 100-pound sacks, tl95020.00.
FLOL'R-Flrst patents, t43ftw465: sec
ond patents, $4.204.66; first clears, $3.30
i.'w, second clears, $2.02.0.
Coffee Market. '
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. COFFEE Fu
tures market closed steady, net un
changed to & points lower. Spot coffee,
firm; Rio, 7s. 14c; Santos 4s, 16 Vie. Mild,
quiet: Cordova. 164jl8e.
Sugar Iarket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-SUGAR-Raw.
firm; muscovado, 8S test 3.86c; cen
trifugal, 96 test, 4.36c; molasses sugar,
89 test, 3.61c. Refined, steady.
NEW YORK nf flTl, ,..,..
of stocks today ran largely to specialties,
with virtually no change In most other
securities of speculative Importance, fcut
at times rntt some pressure upon Lehigii
high grade railway shares failed to move
beyond fractional limits and United
Stat Steel and tho coppers were Utile
more than steady.
Ji , . ' """ "in nKin nirnisnea iy
the Tobaxo group because of their ex
tensive gains on relatively large dealings,
but the durations of these Issues failed
to excite more than passing attention.
The fertiliser storks, notably American
Cotton Oil, made smart advances larglv
T. ,'""V 01 couon crop prospects, while
Kethlehi'm Steel and Republic Iron wore
strong to the accompar.lment of another
upward revision In the schedule of fin
ished Iron and ateol.
Over 50 per cent of tho day's light busi
ness was transacted In the first hour, the
balance of the session, especially the last
tWO hmlnt Ka( n a. i.h,M.t.ri.u K. - v.
lutely Inertia and another advance . In s
money to 4 per cent, the high price of
the previous two days. The tone of tbe
market at the close waa heavy.
Forecasts point to a cash loss by thl
banks of only $2,300,000, as asrainst yw
terday s estimate of almost double that
amount. Cables from London and aPrla
Intimating the probability of gold exports
to this country, were scouted in authori
tative quarters.
New York quarter bonds again sold be
1? Pa. Total sales par value were $3,
060,000. I nlted States government bonds
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
. , 8l. Hlh. Low. Clot.
Amalgamated Copper. ... 14,100 . 17 n 17
American Agricultural ., 1.800 M tl II
Bwt guxar.... MO 741. 74 741
1.4M t ! 3
00 118 li4 114
too
1.100
700
1,100
100
1,700
II
14'
144,
44 -,
MO 1JT
W4 '
MM,
24.
14 '4
44
101
1244 lWt
0
MH
13 H
MH
44
16
400 1444 144t 1444
l.ton 174
7,100 454
170
464
171
no vs m ios4
100 101 . 101 Ml i
1
100 10714 10 1M
1.100 40
1.000 114
1.100 1T
1 wo - iii
1,404 II
II
W4
.....
1,104 10744 10614 1M4
171 4714'
in
104
M0 . U4
104 144
100 11
100 114
100 11
89
IM.
4
1444 14441
15
400
too
4,004
404
M
14
U4
14
400 1U
700 111
141
88
114
It
11
44
114 M14
IM
11
81
11
14
II V
SO0 4S
too IS04 110
11 11
Ml
1S 134
44 44 -
no
1,104
6 4
100
104
1
SI4
11
M4
lot 10 104
1S
11
484
121
114
14
!0t4
T.M4 114 1S74 141
100 iw i: m
100 141 1
Amarlcaa Caa
Amwloas Can pt .,
American C. A F '
Amarloaa Oat ton oil...,.
Am. lea Seenrltlea
American Llnteed .......
American locomotive ...
American S. ft R. .......
Am. 8. R. ptd
Am. susar Retlnlnf ......
American T. a T
American Tobaceo
Anaconda ailnlns Co...,.
Atchtmn ,,
Atchlaon pli
Attantlo Ooaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paolrio
Central Leather
Cheaapeaka Ohio
Chlcaso O. W.
Oilcan, M. A St. P....
Chloato N. W...
Colorado F. 4 I
Onnaelldated Oaa ,
Corn Produeta
lieiaware Hudaon . . . .
Denver A Rio Oranda....
D. A R. Q. pfd
PHtlllere- Secnrltlea ....
Erie
Brit let pfd
Brie id pfd..
General Blectrlo ........
Oreat Northern P'd
Great Northern Ore ctfa.J
Illlnola Ontral
Interborough Mett .......
Inter. Met, ptd......
International Harvaater ..
Inter-Marine pfd ........
Inqmtatlonal Paper
International Pump
Kanaka City Southern....
Laclede Oaa
Lehlih Valley
Loulerllla Nnhrllle...
H., St. r. H. S. M...
Hlaaourl, K. T
Mlaaourl Paclflo
National Dlacult ....
National Lead
N. R. n. of M. Id ptd..
New York Central
N. T O. W
Norfolk A WeateTB.......
North American .........
Northern Paclflo ........
Paoltla Mall
PennayWanla
People's Oaa
P., C, C. St. L.......
Plttabunh Coal
Preeeed Steal Car
Pullman Palace Car
Readlns
Republic I. 4..........
Republlo I. & pfd..,.
Rock laland Co .
Rock laland Oo. pfd .J..
It. Ii. A 8. Id pfd....
seaboard Air Una
Seaboard A. L- P'd
gloee-Bheffletd 8.
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway .......
lo. Railway pfd
Tanneeaea Chopper
Texas ft Paolfle..
Union Paclflo ....
Union Paclflo pfd
United Sutaa Realty..
United State Rubber.
United Statea Steel...
U. 8. Steel pfd........
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Cbemloal
Wabaah .
Wabaah pfd
Weatarn Maryland ...
Waatarn Union .......
Weatlnahouta Blectrlo
Tnul aale tor the day. 151,000 eiures.
Ex-dlvldend, . '
: Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON, Bept 1-Ctoslng quotaUoni
on stocks were as
1.800 41 41
14 ,
138
l4
..... 4
...... iiii
3
km 1114 inn ijey
i,M 128"'i274 1214
It
1,000 1144 111 IW
100 117 117 U
104
14 14
17 IT
. 500 1M 10
,Mfl 11
100 174
104 1M4 14
11,104 170 194 ll
100
H
HJ
704
KM
174
II ,
14 4
too
400
100
15
SI
12
1,104 111
too S04
100 10
1,100 . 44
100 13
11
8
Si :
13
41
II
111 114 H
SO 4
4W ' 10
444 41
88
15
II
U4
....
7,800 17S4 171 'IM
MO 11 , 114 T
100 ' ITtt S74
,4fl0 79 74
too 1114 1"
1,100
1,700
100
1,700
M . 4i4
47 , 44
4 4
11
14
81
414
47'
714
11
et4
44
44
14
474
414
44
6
alloues
Amal. Cooper .
1. t. ft a.-.
Arliona Com. ...
B. C. C. ft
Cal. ft Arliona.. 1
Cal. ft Hecla
Centennial
, 4
, tt
.a. u.k.Bb . frrtt I
WTlwww ,,... j
,,. 17 Nevada Con 1 i
... 04Nlplaaln Mints ... 1 j
.. I North Butte ........ I 1
II. 1 North Lke 4 I
... eoOld Domlsloo 49 I
...310 Oeceola !
... II Oulncr .............. M I
X- B.n f!. C... tSHShannon . t4
tut Butt C. M.... 3Superlor I
Franklin A.2?trtolk ' W " a I
Olrou. Con. IMITa.ar.ok -:-,.
StSn31:::: R:..11::: l'
?.rAorsl. Copper. Oo.
Vmbb I kai ....... 1 ll'ivutau vwk 't-- w
Uke Copper '. H Wnons
La Salle Copper lWolvrina
Miami Copper ...... WA
Itrw York Sf tntnir Stocks.
NEW YORK. Sept. 8,-ClosIng quota
tions on mining stofk were: -Com.
Tunnel stock.. M Mexican WJ
edo bonda Ontario IM
Don. Cal. ft Va 41 Ophlr
Iron Silver IM "Standard W
lieadvllle Con Tallow Jacket 35
Little Chief 4 , ' -
eoifered. , ( ' .
Imports at New Tork.
NKW YORK, Sept. 6.-Imports of mer
rhandlse and drygoods at the port tof
New York for the wk ending August
31 were valued at 117.538.906.
What Makes a
Safe Industrial :
Bond? ?
A first mortgage on a valu
able property, In charge of
capable business men whi
are continually conducting
the business in such a way
as to make It grow steadily.
We Offer You h
Such a Bond and Pay
7 Interest. . "
Call or Write v ?
1126-27 City Nat'l Bank .
Omaha, Neb. .
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