TUB BEE: CWWTTA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1013.
PKT STOCK.
nOBTON terrier pups cheap. Doug. SSBS.
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Sextan pharmacy, nth nd Podf.
Box Co., 3th and rftclflc, Harney ir
TUB SALVATION A KMT solicit CASt.
ctf clotiilng; in (act. anything you do dot
need. v collect, repair and sell At 111
N. 11th St, (or cost of collection, to the
worthy poor. Tel. Douglas iui and
Wagon will ealL
MANICURING, face, scalp, magnetic
treatment Miss DeBar. 1711 Dodge.
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MAGNETIC treatment. K. Ilrott,
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YOUNCl women coming tn Omaha as
ptrangers are Invited to visit the Younr
women's Christian association building
at 17th and St. Mary's Ave., where they
will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' aid nt the Union Station.
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GORDON. TUB MAGAZINE MAN.
FREE homesteads, C40 acres; big open
ing national forest reserve October 1,
rant and McPherson counties Nebraska.
Bond 12 for reserve map and full Informa
tion how to secure yourself one of these
sections of fine land. Save yourself loca
tion fee. Qrant-McPherson Mao Co.,
North Platte, Neb.
BAMS Oil EXCHANGE It. It.
WILL, trade fine Irrigated land In
northern Colorado for good hardware.
stock. Address Hot lis. Windsor, Colo.
SEND for our large exchange book.
BhoPfji & Co.. Dept U.. Omaha, Neb.
WANTED To exchauge my S20-acr
Improved farm In Hie Rosebud for stock
of merchandise Welti located for business.
Btock must not exceed 110,000. Will J.
Meyers, Winner. B. D.
FOR EXCHANGE 400 acres, a good
farm In southeastern Kansas, 8 miles
from good town; price J24.0OO. Incum
brance 17,000. Equity 117,000. Wants gen
eral mdse. or hardware. Would consider
clear rental property, or Iowa, north
Missouri or eastern Nebraska land. Ad
dress The Allen County Investment Co.,
Iola. Kan.
FOR SALE or trade, tho best Improved
M0 acre stock ranch In north central Ne
braska, about SCO miles west of Omaha,
best reasons for selling. A small payment
(down and a mortgage back cn tho placo
for the balanco will take It. answer at
onco Ir Interested. Address S 132, caro
Bee.
REAIj estate.
AUSTItACT OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
flco In Nebraska. 206 Urandcls Theater.
ACREAGE l'OU SALE.
24 ACRES, CLOSE IN.
Only 25 minutes' ride from Omaha
postoffice we have a swell country home,
Just the thing for a poultry farm. There
are good buildings on the place and It
lies right on the paved road. The price
Is $8,500. Only 11,000 cash; balance an
nually. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block. D. 1781.
20-Acre Farm
Four miles of Council Bluffs, 4-room
house, good barn, 4 acres fruit, 2 acres
timber, balance in cultivation. This Is a
nice little place, the land Is good, it Is
closo In and excellent road to city. Priced
at 14,200; $1,000 cosh, balanco long time
at 6 per cent
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
103 Pearl St, Council Bluffs.
CITY mOl'KIlT .'Oil SALIC
NEW BUNGALOW of 5 large rooms,
oak finish throughout; gas and electric
fixtures; polished floor; large garage;
14x16 cement lloor and electric lighted;
full cellar and tjood make furnace; wail
highly decorated; 4412 N. 21st; east front,
south of Ames one block; for terms seo
me. Thoa. W. Hozen, 207 McCague bids.
Douglas 1300.
$1,000
NICE cottage, well located; $100 down,
HO per month.
Intennountain Realty Co.
83S Beo Bldg. Doug. 4025.
2725 CHARLES ST.
6-room house, $1,800, 200 cash. Here
Is a chance to secure a good home at
very easy terms.
McCAGUE INV. CO.,
' 1506 Dodge St
Kountze Place
$3,900
A REAL bargain for dale by owner;
house, 4 years old; reception hall, parlor,
dlnlngroom and kitchen, first floor; three
bedrooms and large bath upstairs; attlo
stairway; .cement block foundation and
porch, laundry entrance, burglar alarm;
house well built; lot 60x121. Web. 6410.
In my beautiful new, 6-room bungalow.
Sleeping porch, well located; largo lot.
Price was $5,000, cut to 13.8S0. House cost
14,600. Webster 4193. 2866 Blnney St
TWVCDTiIlfWH'P t i l
Completely furnished 3-upartment house,
always rented for $57.60 per month. Only
block from Harney car. A very un
usual opportunity and worth Investlgat-
,nBpAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block. D. 1781.
TO settle an estute. double flat and 1H
story bouse. 821-23-25 S. 20th Bt; first
class condition: reasonable, l'hon H. 29JJ
SNAP Five-room house, strictly mod
ern except heat; lot 4&130 feet Tele
phone Webster IKO.
FULL lot, nine-room nouse, near high
school, $8,000. O. P. Stobblns, 1610 Chi
ergo St
FOR SALE CHEAP Two good houses
In best location In South Omaha, ar
ranged for four families; owner expect
ing to leave city. Inquire 817 N. 25th St.,
Tel. South 3600.
TO BUY. SELL OR RENT, FIRST SRH
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1M2 FARNAM T
635 SOUTH 27TH ST. Nice home, also
fine for renting; new, well-built, square
two-story house, all modern. Sold all
other property and wish to leave. Look
It over and make offer, v
REAL ESTATE.
FAIIM A RANCH LANDS POIl BALK
Colorado.
480 ACRES best grazing and farm land.
Weld county, Colorado, 15 per acre. Rich
ter, 603 Bee Bldg.. Omaha.
Iotvn.
40-Acre Farm
Six miles from Council Bluffs. A good
all-around little farm where you don't
have to depend on any one crop. You
can raise corn and hogs, keep a few cows,
chickens and bees. There Is some alfalfa
on the place, about 3 acres bearing or
chard and 1-acre vineyard: 6-room house,
barn; 2 good cellars; a little timber; good
level road to city. You can make a good
living and lay by something every year
on this place if you handle It right, and
it Is worth the price of 36,000.
M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
105 Pearl St., Council Bluffs.
( Nebraska.
FREE HOMESTEADS 840 acres, big
opening national forest reserve Oct. 1
Grant and McPherson counties, Nebraska.
1 Send $2 for reserve map and full Infor
mation how to secure yourself one of
I these sections of fine land. Save yourself
I location fee Urant-McPherxon Map Co..
North Platte. Neb.
BARGAIN 100-acre well lmp.oved
farm. acre. Douglas county. See 1L
i. A. Gibbons, Elk horn. Neb.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM RANCH LANDS Foil 9ALI8
Ncvr lurk.
140 ACRES best wheat and stock land;
good buildings. $6,500. Easy payments.
Geneva Form Co., Geneva, N. Y. Cata
logue free.
Thirty acres rich, level, loam; nearly
new S-room house, good barn. High
school half mile. Only $2,S0O; $600 down.
Geneva Farm Co.. Geneva. N. Y.
Montnnn.
MONTANA IRRIGATED LANDS. Ust
your Carey right and secure a 160-acrs
farm In famous Valler country, where
wheat yields 60, oats 100, barley 65. flax
20 bushels per acre; no drouth, sure
crops; lands produce splendid alfalfa and
timothy; diversified farming Is carried
on under Ideal conditions. Write today
for booklet Valler Farm Sales Com
pany, Box 1036, Valler. Montana
Teint.
A CUANCE to buy farm land direct
from the owner, 6,000 acres ranch and
farm, situated eight miles from the
gulf and seven miles from the railroad.
Sixty miles N.-E. of Brownsville. Plenty
of rainfall for growing crops, good ar
tesian flowing, well water. Good climate
winter and summnr. A fine tract to
colonise. Will sell In a. body or In 1,000
ncre blocks. If Interested write quick
for terms to Box 119. Raymondvltle. Tex.
I HAVE nothing to trade, but have a
15.3S2-acre tract which must go in a body
at $18.60 n n acre.
Aiso, St. Joseph's island, near Rock
port Tex., 32,000 acres, which must bo
sold In a body at $10 an aero; only twenty
days to sell It In at that price. W. H.
Graham, Cuero, Tex.
Mlscellaneana.
740 ACRES. $30,000.
6H miles from county seat of 3,600 peo
ple. Railroad connections, academies,
seminaries and first-class schools. Rail
road loading Htatlon one mile from farm.
Several fine springs, two deep wells, two
sets of Improvements, good houses, barns
and outbuildings; 230 acres of bottom land
In cultivation. Fine alluvial soil equal
to the bottom lands of Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa or Missouri. About 800 acres of sec
ond bottom still In virgin timber. This
Is excellent farming land. The rest Is
rolling and well timbered. All land not
in cultivation Is In pasture. This prop
erty is now used by owners as stock
farm. Reasons for sellng, good. No
trades considered. Reasonable terms
made to cash buyer. If interested, write
J. D. Waters Sc Company, Bonner Springs,
Kan.
REAL ESTATE I.OAK&
MONEY to loau on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. II. Mlthen Co., Inc.. ail CUf
National Bank Uldg. Douglas 1278.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
LOANS of $1,000 and up desired on im
proved real estate. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. THOMAS,
228 SUte Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our srecialty. Stull Bros.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Fornam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam tit
iiaL CITY LOANS. Bemls-Corlberg Co..
u 810-12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON. U16 Om. Nat
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
We4. Wead Bldg.. ISth and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS.&'Mang:
WANTED City loans. I'etars TrustCo.
HEAL ESTATE WANTED.
HOUSES and vacant lots to sell on easy
payment; have customers. Western Real
Estate Co. Phone D. 3G07.
to 3,000 acres In central northern Ne
braska; good sou, plenty oi nay. uoh i
answer this unless you have a bargain
for cash. Aoaresa r ia-, uaro u
f ITtW n All attmA. fnr fL IaTATA mTlCh
A iiaiu ............ . - - - rZi , ,
In northwestern Nebraska; will consider
6 000 acres or more. I want Information
.v.- nronnr. Acrnts need not reply.
Address ta io cvltb m:c,
WE have a customer ior a lurso
will consider 1,W to 1,600 acres of good
farming land In one body in northern
Nebraska, something that might later on
be divided Into smaller farms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
.Omaha. .
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
"L."i a UAiith Omnhfi flatfa
mileage aftd shrinkage. Your consign
Sent receive prompt and careful atten
tion
Live Stock Commission MerchnnU.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bids
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Corn Market Given Temporary Rally
by Large Purchases.
WHEAT QUITE CONSERVATIVE
Trailing Alonir After Other Grntns,
Small Cerrnl Keeps Near Shore
nnd the Traders Are Quite
Disappointed.
OMAHA. 8fPt. 6. WIS.
A group of big houses bought corn on
the early dip yesterday, giving tho mar
ket a temporary rally, but top prices for
the day werp nmda nti mrlv trnilna In nil
of the. months. There wus a renowal of
realizing sales through a number or tno
big houses durlnir thn lnul hntlr Vf.Mtml.l.V.
and this, together with the natural week-
iru uqumatton, which was expected,
brought prices down about 1 cent under
tho best levels. Transactions of that
kind wore augmented by larger Chicago
receipts and with a number of Illinois
points reporting moro liberal offerings.
Many reports from NobrnsUa and tho
southwest told of continued hot weather
working Injury to corn and feed gen
erally. The bull enthusiasm, however,
'? oUt ot the trade for the day. and
while the more important ohsorvers be
lieve high prices will eventually obtain,
they would not be surprtswl to seo some
further reaction, and also b-lleve that
such a movement woJld put the market
in a more healthy position. Commission
houses absorbed the offerings on tho
break. And it wn ,.tA,i timt v,n imv.
lng on the decline was of good char
acter. cash corn was UO-Vo lower.
T" e action of wheat, as in other grains,
.fas of a conservative character at tho
8&me time thn trndn wn llltln ill.
appointed, because the English mnrket
m.icu io respond to tho strong advance
Oil this Rldn Thlirkilav T !. ..nluHntlnn
offered In the oables was that there
werej.nlore liberal offerings of new
Canadian and Russian wheat Spring
ri itoius in mo nortnuost wore ot
much larger volume, nnd numerous mes
sages from that section told of a slack
ening of the cash wheat situation.
kV wheat was UOHa lower.
Brokers reported a La Salle street oper
ator as the chief buyer of oats for the
day, while the local trade was inclined
IS ta?8 ,Proflts on holdings and following
the deeune in corn.
Cash oats were 4c lower.
.,F)5.ar.ftnce! Wheat and flour, equal to
221,000 bu.; corn, 8,000 bu.; oats, 23,000 bu.
Liverpool Cln! 1Vhnt um,4 1r.n-r'
corn, Md lower. -.
i-rimary wheat receipts wero ,1,3;6,000
bu. and shipments 061,000 bu., against ro
.cptlLot VM.CC0 bu. and shipments of
1,090.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts wero 910.000 bu.
and shipments 219,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 599.000 hu. nnit uhlnmenta nf
32S.O00 bu. last year.
i'rimary oats receipts wero 1,000,000 bu.
and shipments 000,000 bu agatnst receipts
of 1,414,000 bu. and shipments of 707,100
bu. last year.
GARLOT RECRTPTS.
Chicago 8S 3S6
MinneaDolls 392
147
Duluth 642
Omaha 69
81
38
45
Kansas City 69
St. Louis 78
Winnipeg 216
The following cash sales wero reported
today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter; 2 cars,
E3t4c; 3 cars, 83c: No. 3 hard winter: I car,
83c; 2 cars, 82Hc No. 4 hard winter: 1
car, 82c; 1 car, SVAc No. 2 mixed: 1 car,
83Vic. No. 3 mixed: 3 cars, 83c. Corn No.
2 white: 2 cars, 73Via No. 3 white: 2 cars,
73Uc No. 2 yellow: 1 car. 7SV4o; 3 cars,
73V4c. No. 3 yellow: 6 cars, 73V1& No. 2
mixed: 4 cars, 73c. No. 3 mixed: 6 cars,
73a No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 72o; car. 60c.
no eraae: i car (oats mixea;, aytc; i
car (hot), C9Hc; car, 66c. Oats No. 3
white: 1 car, 41c; 12 cars, 40o. No. 4
white: 2 cars. 40t4c: 2 cars. 40a Rye No.
2: 1 car, 67c; No. 3: 1 car, 66c.
umana uasn prices Wheat; no. z hard,
82tt84c; No. 3 hard, 8183c; No. 4 hard,
79H&'82c; No. 3 spring, 824;8Sc: No. 4
spring. 79?4ilf82c: No. 2 durum, 82383c;
No. 3 durum, 8l82',4c. Corn: No. 2 white,
73ic; No. 3 white, 7S',4c; No. 4 white, 72
73c; No. 2 yellow, 73,iC73V4c; No. 3 yel
low, 73V4c; No. 4 yellow, 72Q73c; No. 2,
73c; No. 3, 78c; No. 4, 719i72y4c: no grade,
6672c. Oats: No. 2 white. 41W42o; stand
ard, AlQAHio; No. 3 white, 4041c; No.
4 white, 400400. Barley: Malting, 64
67c; No. 1 feed, 60355c. Rye: No. 2, 66W
67c; No. 3, 06C6c. y
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing;
Prices on llourtl of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. a Big sales of corn
by holders anxious to take profits In ad
vance of the government crop report had
a bearlBh effect today on all grain. At
the close declines, compared with last
night, were:
Corn, MQ'Ho to Ho; wheat, Ho to tfc;
oats, a shade to H04c.
In provisions the outcome varied from
So loss to an equal gain.
Predictions of rain and that the hot
wave would break before Monday led
many corn owners to realise. Greater
liberality of country offerings and a
dwindling shipping call were also influ
ential in causing longs to chango to the
selling side of the market.
Jjamaglng hot weather over the west
hoisted corn prices early In the session.
Prominent concerns led the buying, one
house alone taking more than 1.000,000 bu.
After tho selling movement began In
earnest, however, support gave out and
tho market became semi-demoralized,
with no apparent power to rally.
w iieai was aiieciea to a considerable
extent by the action nf mm. An enriv
advance In the latter grain helped whoat
values and a later dnrlt
them. Trade was rather narrow, there
bclnir little dlsDosltlnn tn nytuml rnnon.
Hons pending the beginning of another
ween, unaiavoraoie weather northwest
tended to aid tho bulls, but was offset
oy wean caoies anu tne slowness of mill
lng and shipping demand.
une Closing tone was weak.
Oats received relatively hnitur allnnArf
on soft spots than other grain did. Two
well-known speculators were conspicuous
,1, LIU J" JIIH.
It was a choDnv market tnr nmut.inn.
Pit traders did most of thn lumw..
were about evenly divided in their
and WKc to Mo under last night
Quotations ranged us follows:
Artlclel Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y,
Wheat
Sept.
8914
82KI
Deo..
91ia02!
May.
Corn:
Sept.
97!i
I
75T41 76H1! 764
22H7JH4JJ4 73
7wik74H(3H
76:077
77U
73H
Dec.
May.
74VifJ
I
YO
uatsi
..I.
Bept.
Dec.
42U
43H
46 41
lay.
5HJlSl45Xi
May,
Pork;
4S&4H
WW
4H 4SV4QH
Jan..
20 20
20 35
11 37J4-1
11 40
11 30
11 35 1
10 75
20 32H
20 20
20 35
20 20 1 22 29
30 37HI 20 Z5
May,
Lard:
20 W
Oct..
11 40'
11 4Si
U 37H
U 40
11 35
11 3)
10 80
11 35
11 20
11 25
May,
Ribs:
II 40
11 35
10 75
11 30
11 30
10 75
Oct..
May.
10 624
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
MiiOlc; No. 3 red, K&gjaic; No. 2 hard.
ty90$c; No. 3 hard, K83ic; No. 2 north
ern. M93c, No. 3 northern, WaiHc; No.
2 spring, DlQ92c; No. 3 spring, sVQgic;
velvet chaff, S8B92V4c; durum, 8HtS?c.
Corn; No. 2, 77Vi&Wio; No. 2 white. 77i
'.7U78c: No. 3 White. 77W5i78c: No. 3 vl.
low, 77H6J8Vic Oats: No. 2 white, 41
Uibc; io. wiiue, wuH;g; sianaaru.
44VK4ic. nyoi no. i, wiuc. tianey.
bOolc. Seeds: Timothy, $4.WfX.3$; clover,
$J.00if 11.00. Provisions; Pork, $23.00; laid,
Ill.SJOll.'t'Vt: riun, iiv.viYxuil.il.
UTTKIt Hlf her: creamery. JlUfi.'in-
T? ;Ot-Rirtll)ts, ,',319 Cttca: uncha cel.
POTATOES HWher; receipts, 35 cn s;
Melnn iota und I hlo, C0gC6c; New Jersey,
ISfiKc.
POl'LTRY Al ve, lower; springs. 17c;
fOWlB, 14ftC.
ailnnrapnlla drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 0. W 1 1 EAT No.
1 hard. 0c; No. 1 northern, 8SHa83T,c;
No. 3 northern, 6e,887c: No. 3, S40S3Hc;
No. 2 hard, Montana, 8THc; September,
MV4c; December, 8l4QS9y,c; May, W'A
&4 ,
F LOUR Unchanged.
BRAN-I21.0OQ 21.50.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 70&71V4C
OATS No. 3 white, 37HC33C
RYE No. 2. CHC4C
FLAX-$1.44T,1.47H.
BARLEY Unchaned to lo lower.
Liverpool Gruln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 6-WHEAT-Spot.
steady, No. 1 manltoba, 7sSVid; No. 2,
7s8td: No 8, 73Vid. Kuturcs, stcaily,
October, Jsl'td; December, 7s2d,
March, 7sSiI.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed
new kiln dried, OaSM; American mixed,
old, 7s; American mixed new via Galves
ton, 6s lid. Futures steady; October Lev
Plata, 6a V4d; December IxpUta, Js64d.
.VmV YORK QU.MCUAL MARKHT
Quotations of the nay on Vat-Ions
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Sin PIXJtTtlfllMdv.
but quiet; spring patents, $4.OOg4.70; win
ter straights. J4.10JH.W, winter patents,
$4.40ff4.60; spring clears. $4.00tf4.M.
iikat-spot market steady: o. z
red, Wc; new No. 1 northern, s9Hc; Sep
tember. S7Uc: December. MHo: May.
$1.0Si.
cohn fipot market firm: export, io.
OATS SDot mnrket nulet: standard
whlto. 48Jt49o; No. white, 4S4Sho, .
1913, 334fsec; 1912, lSfiCOc; Paciflo coast
1913. Jrb'aic: 1912. ISiiiBo.
HIDES Firm: Bogota. 30Ur31ic: Cen-
trnl America, 30i4c.
PETROLEUM Steady! refined New
York bulk, $5.00; barrels, $3.70; cases,
$11.00.
WOOL Stendy; domestlo fleece XX
Ohio, 20fT27c.
HAY Quiet; standard, $1.001.0JH; No.
I, $1.055n.l0; No. 2, 90lo: No. 3, SOOSOc.
IjBATHER Firm: hemlock firsts.
f30c.
ritoviSIONS I'ork, steady; mess, I3.za
CT23.76; family. JSl.sOirtiJ.W: short clear.
$.0..fi2.M. lloef. nulet; mess, IS.WQ
19.00; family, $30.001f21.C0. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 lbs.,
H.CHU16.00; pickled hams, $10.00316.50.
Lard, steady; mlddlewost, $U.35e,11.45; re
fined, barely steady: continent, $12.25;
South America. U2.SS; compound, autet,
$9.75010.25.
tallow tJtcaay; city, one; country,
C6;c: special, G"ic
BUTTER Firm; receipts, 6,332 tubs;
creamery extras, S030',ic, firsts, 27 Hi
29Hc; stato dairy, finest, 28mi29c; process
extras, 2Gif2CV4c; firsts, 2Zytiic; Imita
tion creamery, firsts, llHtiCoc, factory.
June firsts, 24fi24Vic; factory, current
make firsts, Z3WUZ4o; pacaing siock, June
make, No. 1, 23c.
CHEESE Firm; receipts. S32 boxes:
state whole milk, fresh, colored or white
specials, lSHeriSMo; average fancy, l&Vac;
skims, nH12l4c.
EaaS Firm; receipts, 11,893 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 2$&30c; extra firsts,
26827c; ffrsts, 2425c; refrigerator, special
marKS, lancy, season cnariies paiu, o
026c; firsts, 24&25a; nearby hennery,
Whites, ZV3oa; gatneroa winies, iujic;
western gatnerea wnites,
poultry Live, steady; western chick
ens, 17W180", fowls, l4Vittl6c; turkeys,
16o; dressed, firm; fresh killed western
chickens, 1723c; fowls, I54fl9c; turkeys,
ISOiOc.
OMAHA GlSNIsnAX. MAUKIET.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. cartons. 29c: No.
1. CO-lb. tubs, 2814c; No. 2, 26c
FISH White, fresh, 14c; trout, fresh,
16c; large ciuppieB, fresh, 13c; Spanisn
mnrktriil. ISo: shad roe. per Pair. 4iV;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh. 10a;
buffalo, vc; bullheads, no; cimnnci ca-.
fnsh, 16ci pike. 16c; pickerel, 11c
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32o; Amerl
run Hwlss. 26c: block SwIsb. 240: twins.
17Hc; daisies, 18c; triplets, lSo; young
Americas, 19o; blue label brick, ISa; 11m-
berger, z-iu., ia; i-ew ioik, wnua, inc.
POULTRY Broilers. 23o per lb.; hens,
lCc; cocks, 12c; ducks, I8tf20c; geese, Ho;
turknvs. 20a2Sc: plRoons, per doi.. 21.10:
roosters, 9c; ducks, full feathered. 10c
geese, full feathered. 10c; squabs. No. 1,
$1.60; No. 2, 60c.
BEEb" cuts mo. l nos, iyc: -mo. z,
14c; No. 3, 12V4c No. 1 Iclns, lSVsc; No.
2. l6Hc; No. 3, 13Vc. No. 1 chucks, Ho;
No. 2, 10c; No. 3, 9Vic No. 1 rounds, 14c;
No. 2, I2ic; No. 3, 12c. No. 1 plates, 7Vio;
No. 2. 6o; wo. a, ec.
The following pnceji are lurnisnea oj
the GlllinsKy Fruit company:
FRUITS-washlngton apricots. ner
crate, $1.60; Wlckson large green plums.
per crate, iz.uv; meuium rcu piums, per
crate. 12.00; large blue plumbs, per crats.
$2.00. Pears: Bartlutts, per box, $2.78; 5-
box lots, IZ.OO. t-eaanes: i cr dox, boo;
California B Hardy pears, per box, $2.25;
Apples: uucness or Transparent, per
bu.. Wo: C-bu. lots, sbo; 10-bu. lots, SOo.
Cantaloupes: Arizona standard, per
crate, $1.25; Arkona Pony, per crate, $2.76;
Arlsona Jumbo, per crate, $2.76. Oranges:
Extra line vaiencias. vat, a sixes, i-or
t, 0.w: ounsisi veueiiuias, uv, .uu;
i7ii -wi 2ic. nu aires, per box. Il.u.. uraDe-
fruit: Florida,' inaian. uivei. to, i, m
sixes, $10.00. cranDnrrws: tiyaporateo,
r-.rtnn containing 36 packsges. pur car
ton, $2.70. Grapsi Calllurnla. per crats,
$l.b6. Lemons: Extra fancy Sunklst, J00
and sous, per dox, .ou, cu wli icu
Ball. 300s ana ntsos. per dox, s.w.
vwrsir.TAHLES Potatoes, large Cob
bler, per bushel, 00c Onions, California.
Urrn vbIIqw. per pound. 2itc Tomatoes.
homegrown, per market basket, 60o; 6
crate lots. 46c. Watermelons. Alabama
sweet, per pouna, ijio, o-ruie iui,
hnunH. LUC
MISCELLANEOUS Roasting ears, per
oz.. 16c: Michigan celery, per dos., S5o;
Mott's cider, per keg, $3.60: Nehawka
w.i.r. ner keir. 13.25: asparagus, per dox..
I0o: rhubarb, per dos., XOo; onions, psr
dox.. 20c; new beets, carrots, turnips, per
dox., 30c; parsley per aox., vo; raaisnes,
's: held lettuce, cer dox.. tl.OJ:
Irnf lettuie. tier dox.. 20a:
green peppers, per basket. 60c; wax or
Sreen beans, per basket, $1.00;, hothouse
cucumuera, .r.rli. -
flower, per lb 1012V4o: Venetian garlic,
per lb.. 12Hc; new cabbage, per lb.. M
....ni.ni ner iior.. tl.60: horseradish.
dox. bottles In caBe. per case. 11.80;
Dromedary brand dates, pkg., ,13.00;
Anchor brand dates, pkg., $125; walnuts.
i nft shell, ner lb., 20o; medium
pecans, per lb., 13Hc; Jumbo pecans, per
lb 16c; giam pecaiiB, iMjui.u. vvvs
shell. Per lb., 26c; f lterts, per lb. 16c;
Drauo uimonas por iu. vw "v -
lSc" Brazils, per )b.. 10c; large washed.
r.... ktX i n.nniita. car lb.. 7c: lumbo pea
nuts, Per lb., So; roast peanuts, per lb.,
bVic; sliellbark hlckorynuts. per lb., 4o;
-..: nnnrorn. tier lb.. 4ci checkers.
per 100-package case, $160; checkers, per
r. ' 'Jr.... t in. T.n1l harrv boxes.
quarts, per LOOP, $2.75.
ii-.. ...n. c.liv Grain and Provisions
bU'DKK. twv, ' - '
TfANSAS CITY Sept. 0. WHEAT-No.
2 hard; 80'ui8V4c; No. , 86H4IW14C
' mn N-Nn i wffltTnrMci No. 3.
7ClJATS-No. 2 white. 43S43V4o; No,
"L.5?f-WL5'. f f,.4,.M.
WIIFT-Dmber. tei; May. WM
CORN-SepU-tnber. 77Ho: December,
' BUTTKh-CrVamcry, 30c, firsts, 23o;
seconds. Z7c: pacRiiig,
POULTRY" Hens, 13c; roosters, 9c;
CUCKH, 10c; BPnnKB. JUW.
' St. Lonls General Market.
HT IX1UI8 Sept. 6. VHEAT No. I
red. Wj5o: No, 2 hard. 8i9.c; Bcptem
"CORN-NO. 765; So t white. 780
OBOATS-Na' i 4!HcT'N6l 2 white. 4tc;
Boptember. 43Kc; May. 48c
t . tt i nix
iw-7.. Ttpelnts. BlllDmnnts,
Flour, bbl, n.J
hu .90.000 66,000
Oiii-on Market.
NF.W YORK. Sept. 6. COTTON Spot,
S mldSln uplands. 12J60; gulf, IS.Wo;
Per, iz.oac; , j7 ';,., m.
12.61c; March. 12.58c: April. 12.65c; May,
iz.kc: june, jz.uc: uiy, "wv., .
LIVERPOOL, Sept. OTTON-Spot,
limited demand, tettdy; mlAMng fair,
ni.rA. ,i ..1 i.i.u 1 til'. 7.Q7d: middling. 7.35d
low middling, 7.13d; good ordinary. C633;
ordinary, o.iixi; saies ,w uic.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Bept 6. COFFEE 'Fu
tures eased 011 owing w uiiyuimju
European cables, a favorable view of
Brazilian weather and reports of lower
offerings In the cost ana ireigni mar
ket. December, was quiet; September,
8.67c: October, 8.70c; December, 8.92c
i.nn.n 9.00c: March. 9.20o: May. 9.33c
July and August. 9.41. Spot coffee quiet;
Rio No. 7, VAc Santos. No. 4, UTi(&12Mc;
mild, quiet; coroova, uouiniai.
' St. Lonla Live Stoelc Market.
ST. IJUIS. AIo, Bept 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 2.000 head: markrt steady; good
to choice sters, $7.2&O.00: Blockers and
feeders. 5.257.60! cows and heifers. $4.76
.75; bulls, I5,7&.7; calves, jo.wipii.a
southern steers, $.O0Q7.76; cows and hclf
H0O8 Receipts, 2,300 head; market 10c
higher; pigs and ugnis, s3.Dua.rs.z3;. mixou
and butchers, j.nhv.); good neavy,
18.70fi9.10.
8HEBP AND IAMBS-Recelpts. 1.200
head market steady, muttons, xi
jearl.ngs, fi-OOKtW; iambs, $5.00417,00.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Most Kinds of Cattle Sharply Lower
for the Week.
HOGS SLUMP SOME DURING WEEK
Fat Sheen anil Lambs Ten to Fifteen
Cents I.oirrr Than the Close of
Last Week Feeilrrs Show
but Little Changer.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 6. 1913.
Receipts weie Cattle. Hogs. She"
Official Monday 7.906 3.8M 80.930
Official Tuesday ,74l S.M0 27.S01
Official Wednesdoy.... 6.775 7,904 50.419
Official Thursday ..... 3,827 6,909 28.034
Official Friday 2.SS0 S.713 8.349
Estimate Saturday 800 4,200 6.170
Total this week ,,J8 34,062 121,374
Total last week I2,13 37,097 83,388
Total 2 weeks ago 19,352 36.4S2 72.2i9
Total 3 woeks ago 16,631 41,749 51,616
Total 4 weeks ago 16,955 68,451 75,514
Same period last yenr..26.4I5 31,265 85,354
The following table ttunvx tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep the South
Omaha live stock m.trket for the year to
date as compared with last ycart
1913 1911 Inc. ni
at!e 578,712 579 m M77
"OSS 1.903,824 2,263,006 359.141
Sheep 1,602,126 1.415,068 87,067
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs ot 8011th Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 11912.1191LU910J19TOJ1W8J1W7
Aug. 23. 7 SH 10 7 15 8 CJ 7 3
Aug. 24. 3 16 7 00 8 61 T 63 6 S3
Aug. 25 7 91H 7 10 8 70 7 71 3 II
Aug. 24 7 Si 8 15 7 12 8 67 7 CO 6 M
Aug. 31 7 91 8 31 8 69 7 63 6 11
Aug. 28 7 924 s 31 7 IS 7 69 6 46
Aug. 3 7 4!( 8 33 7 161 8 911 1 6 47
Aug. 30 7 9j 8 36 7 11 9 01 7 73
Aug. 31 S29 7 02 8 94 7 77 6 65
Sept 1. 7 83 7 07 8 79 7 82 6 45
Sept. 2. 7 67H 8 32) 7 12 8 85 7 80 6 43
SepL 8. 7 60V 8 27 8 93 7 S7 6 63
Bept 4. 7 64Vi 8 24 7 47 7 85 8 67
Sept. 5. 7 73S 5 2.1 7 08 9 02 6 61
Sept 6.7S0US276 92 907787
6 61
5 (7
677
6 71
6 C8
6 71
i 73
6 67
& 66
6 61
6 76
6 81
Sunday.
Receipts nnd disposition of llvo stock
at tho Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Neb., for the twenty-four hours ending
at 3 o'clock p. 111. ycBttirday:
RECEIPT3-CAHLOADS.
Cattle.IlogB.8lioop.llorses
C M. & Bt lty
2 ..
is I
u
1 6
22
7
i I if i
8 .. 1
4 1
2 ..
2 .. ..
22 64 17 4
mo. rac. lty....
C. A N. W., east...
C. & N. W.. west..
C Bt. P., M. & O.
C B. & Q.. cast..
C, B. & Q., west..
C R. I. & P.. east.
C. R. I. & P., west.
Illinois ucnirai ity.
C. G. W. Ry
Tnlnt repaints
DISPOSITION II15AU.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheeix
Morris & Co....
374
Swift & Co
Cuduhy P. Co.,
Armour & Co...
Schwartz & Co.
Other Buyers..
374
809
825
200
17
COO
Totals 2,861 077
f"ATTI.HTli wer a fow cars of
cattle here as usual on tho last day of
thn wk. hut not enough to malco a
market For the week receipts have been
tl.o largest slnco the beginning of tho
igo season, arrivals consisur
ariv nf mnn-n cattle, but wit
a Httlo sprinkling of corn-feds. As com
pared with a year ago there has been a
gain of around 3,000 head In the arrivals.
Good to choice corn-fed steers have
been In very moderato supply throughout
tho weeK, una in consequenco sieauy
Havo
LOW RATES to
PACIFIC
$30
$25
TO
TO
ftfiATA SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGLES,
?OU PORTLAND, SEATTLE.
$17
SO
THE BURLINGTON HAS THROUGH COAST SERVICE OVER FIVE ' DIFFER
ENT ROUTES.
Southern Pacific
Burlington
Salt Lake Route
Burlington
Western Pacific
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Burlington
0ITY TICKET OFFICE, 1502
tprlct-s 1ir.no been mnintalnod. On the
oiiHi IiriiiI. fair to pretty decent kinds
ot corn-teas are lHltSc lower than at the
clcsc of last week. The best cattle sold
as high as 10. that being the highest
I rloo paid this year. Good range steeis,
owing to the large receipts, are 1649200
lower than a week ago, with the cpmmon
tc medium kinds, such as not especially
sought after by killers or feeders, nie
2y-40o lowur,
Good cows and heifers have not shown
very much change during tho week and
aro not over 10c lower than at the oloso
of lint week. On the other hand, the
common to medium grades nro as much
as 24tf40o lower.
The week opened with n strong and
active feedor market, but slnco Monday
prices liavo been rapidly cosing off under
tho two-fold Intluenco ot large receipts
nnd a very" moderate buying demand
fiom the country. As a result of this,
prices ore around 16ft00c lower, nnd a
good many cattle In the hands of specu
lators wero still unsold nt a late, hour,
with a prospect that nomo of them, nt
least, would have to ba kept over till
next week. The demand hns been
limited alt tho week to the bettor grades
of nil weights, while the common rough
and plain kinds luivo been slow sellers,
nr.d tho cnttlo left In the yards nrc
largely of that kind.
Quotations on cuttle: Good to cholco
corn-fed beef steers, $S.20Ur9.C0; fair to
good corn-fcil beof steers, $7KMr8.20;
common to fair corn-fed beef stucrs, $7.00
good to choice cows. $6.25ff7.00; fnlr to
good grades. 3K.26lr6.26; common to fair
grades. $3.2A5C.O0; good to choice stoi-kcrs
and feeders, .76f7,75: fair to good Block
ers and feeders. I6.26OT.76; common to
fair stockers and feeders. l5.75fiU2J- stock
?PJ52J,.nrt ""rs. J4.7W0.75: veal calves,
WOWrt.75; bulls, stags, etc, $3.0CWrtU0.
HOOS-Suppllcs wore vcr' moderato
this morning and as advices from other
points showed mora or lrnu itnirii, fir..
bids woro made nt prices that were mostly
u iiiHiivi, iv lima nine was wasiea in
preliminaries and In a short time the
offerings started moving at tho advnnco.
After tho moro urgent orders had been
filled trado slowed down somewhat, but
prices paid on tho close looked to bo as
good as nny other time Tho movement
was rather slow all tho way through, but
practically everything had boon sold by
9:30. A range of $7.70G7.SO oatchos most of
the sales, with the long string soiling at
$7.75.
Shippers bought freely and while tops
showed no advance, prices were gen
erally quoted ns strong. Tho best price
paid was $8.40. For tho week shipping hogs
show a slight decline. With tho exception
of one or two days the quality of tho
light offerings has been fairly good, and
tho reduction In tho top Is due largely
to tho slackness ot the demand during
tho first three or four days of tho week.
Tops nro 16a lower than they Wore last
Baturday.
The week's market on packing hogs has
been very unsatisfactory to the selling
Interests. Receipts havo not been heavy
at any time, and tho largo docllno reg
istered on tho first two days ot the week
was the result of a very slack killing
demand. The decline for the six days
amounts to about 20a As a rule the
markets havo been weaker on tho close
than at any other time and on two or
threo occasions hogs had to be carried
over, packers flatly refusing to buy
them.
Today's receipts Included some 64 enrs,
or 4,200 head, making the week's total
34.062. This la about 8.000 smnllor thnn
last week, but Is over 2,600 larger than a
year ago.
SHEEP Some soventoen cars, or 4,250
head of Wyoming feodlng lambs, arrived.
but stopped only for food and water whllo
on ineir way 10 an eastern point
Liberal receipts of tat lambs and sheep,
accompanied with a considerable re.luo.
tlon In prices, featured the trade during
the first half of the week, but from then
on the suddIv of all kinds of killers fall
off a little, with the result that a ennd
part of tho loss earlier In tho week was
recovered, malting the general market on
Imth killing sheep and lambs still about
lag loo lower man ins weett s closing quo-
11 t.iv, kuou iu cuoice range imjcvcs, fi.m
W7.76; fair to good, rnngn beeves, $r,.60i
7 26; common to fair rnnpe liccvrs, $5,76
C6.60: good to chnlcn lirlf,.r KrjlBIW'
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ROUND TRIP FROM OMAHA
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Los Angeles, via Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake, San
Francisco; personally conducted excursions Sundays, Tues
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electric lighted train of chair cars, standard and tourist
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Farnam Street.
tatluns While fat lambs made up n ver,
large percentage of tho receipts mutton
offerings continued In relatively light
supply, being a little lighter than usual
for this time of tho year. NotwIthsUnd
lng a generous supply of lambs the de
mand tor them In still good, as was evl
denced toward the close ot the week, thi
Inquiry being best for the better grade
On tho other hand, buyers do not seem
particularly desirous of many aged sheep,
and as a result what fow such kinds wcri
on sale met with rather slow sale most
of the week. This was especially trui
In the rase of wethers and yearlings.
inc teener msrKet was in marKeu con
trast to the trade In killers, as both teed,
lng sheep and lambs were brisk sellerl
nt good, strong prices on most days. On
Monday, Tuesday and weiincsuay tne
volume of trade was, as larKO and the
demand as keen ns at any time slnco the
opening of tho season. Toward the close
of the week, however, whllo trado still
remained In good healthy condition th
offerings did not change hands as qtilckl)
ani if anything prices hnd an easier ten
dency, though In spots some Individual
sales looked a trifle better, sincuy icvu
lng lambs, according to weight nnd qual
Ity. aro quotable at $6OOif0.85. ...
Ollntnf innm nt ahfen and IftmbS! Lambs.
good to choice. $7.6Ofi7.70; lambs, fair to
good, f7.ooif7.6o; lamns. cuus, w.wu.v,
lambs, feeders. f6.O0tf7.O0; yearlings, good
to choice: $5.6005.75; yearlings, light to
good, $.-..253.50; yearlings, feeders, $!.!
Cffi.00; wothers, good to choice, ;;:
4.ro; wethers, rair 10 goou,
wethers, feeders, 3I.wu4.ms ewes, kuuu
to oholce. $4.000.4.33. ewes, fair to good.
3J.80B4.oo; ewes, icetiors,
hn ii.oMrs.OO.
SSI Idaho feeders lambs B4 6 Do
493 Idaho lambs '
CHICAGO LIVI3 STOCK MAIIKKT
Cattle Slovri Steady llosj Steady
Sheep Weak.
mttflAGn. Sent S.-OATTLE Receipts,
600 head; market slow and steady; beeves,
ld.90SO.13; Texas steers, $0.70Jtf7.76; west
ern steers, $0.0007.90; stockers and feeders,
$5.60r7.90i cows nnd hclfors, $3.7008.00,
calves, $S.75tfll.75.
HOGS Receipts, ,ww neaa; mamo
stendy to 10c higher: bulk of sales. $7.90
CS.00; light. $S.504i9.S24; mixed, $7.6509.23:
hoavy. 37.604 S.80; rough, $7.6001.76; pigs.
48HEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head; market weak to 10c lower', native,
J3.605f4.7o; western, .(W1.w; yenning
$5.0O6.75: lambs, native, $6.603'7.68i west.
cm, J6.WW7.SJ.
KnniM Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Scut 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,000 head; market, steady:
prime fed steers, $8.60!?9.00; driwed beet
steers, $7.6038.60; weatorn steers, $6.25
7.90; southern steers. $3.00S.6O; cows, $3.5
06.50; heifers, 13,5078.76: stocKern ana
feeders, 34.7507.7S; bulls, $.2504.2&; calves,
$5.60010.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; market. 10a
higher; bulk, $8.2508.76; heavy. t8.lCfi6.45;
J mckers and butchers. $8.S508-82H; light,
S.20OS.S0: pigs. $6.7607.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
head; market steady; lambs, $6.75fr7.60;(
yearlings, t4.75fiG.25; wethers, $4.2604.76;
ewes. t3.60O4.00: stockers and feeders.
6t3.OO0C.75.
Slnnx City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., Sept. 0. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,000 head no quotations.
HOGS Receipts. 4,600 head; market
llkllivii limTJ, fl.WHtl.lv, iiiicu. .lilVl. ov 1
light, $7.8007.90; bulk rif sales, $7.6007.70.
miKKV AND LAMUtJ Receipts, 3,400
hoad; markot Bteady; fod muttons, t5.Coff
5.00; westerns, J4.2GO4.60; ewes, $3,7504,23;
lambs, $6.6007.75.
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head; market steady; steers,
$6,603.76; cows and heifers, $3.8&08.75;
calves. $6.00010.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2.100 head; market
steady; top, $8,661 bulk, $8.1008.66. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
lambs. t0.60O7.G0.
COAST
30TH
Phone Douglas 1238.