THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 24, 1913.
11
HKAIj KSTATK.
city property von sai.k.
LOT SALE
$5.00 Down and $1.00-Per Week
, Make Your Start
Buy, a lot. in CARTER PARK ADDITION, between Slier
man Ave. and Carter Ave., Fort St. and Ogdon St. The great
est ppportunitj aver offered for saving monov andmaking
monpy. NO INTEREST AND NO TAXES for'two years. I
ci, i ; , .Iftceg $150 to $275
Bea.utiful laying lots. Only quo block to Sherman Avo.
car. . Four blocks front Carter park, and paved street up to
tho addition. See. these lots. Look at Omnhrt's record. Look
into theiiutoire .andU r , ' ' .
BACK1 YOUR JUDGMENT :
How to Reach Carter Park Addition
, Take North Omaha extension of the Sherinan Ave. car
line to the end of car line, then walk one block north.
This is your opportunity only 60 lots.
SALE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY (XKMMIENCES
. ., SATURDAY, 1 P. M.
v N0RRIS & NORRIS
400 Bee Building Phono Douglas 4270
Golden Opportunity
To Stop Paying Rent
$200 Down; Balance $27.50
t a Month.
1Wehavo for sale three brand new 6
room, strictly modern bungalow cottages,
located nt the southwest corner ot 3Uh
and Larimore Sts,, two blocks north of
Ames Ave. These houses have hall, par
lorand dining room, finished In oak; nice
combination lighting fixtures and good
Porcelain open, plumbing; full cemented
basements, furnace heat,' They are lo
cated on sightly east front lots, terraced
and sodded. This Is an unusual oppor
tunity for you- to. get a good moderate
priced home' on terms that are practically
on a rental basis. Tho numbers and prices
are as -follows:
47M N. 31th Ft JU00
4713 -N. 34th St... . J.S75
47M N. 31th, Bt iSSO"
Keys at our office. We will be glad to
show you through tit any time.
Payne & Sinter Co.,
Bole Agta., 616 Omaha National Bk. Bldg.
, New Dundee
Residence
4923. Chicago Street
fl,66o for an S-room. attractively' de
signed, -shingle and stucco residence. '
barge living room with pressed brick
fireplace And built-in book c&seH. Dining
room with beamed celling and paneled
walls. Four corner bed rooms and en
closed sleeping room, second floor. Oak
finish first floor and birch and hard pine
secpnd floor.. Very bes.U' of fixtures
throughout.
Very reasonable terms. Koy at our
iffloa.,
George & Company
tWCIty Nat. Bank' Bldg. Phone D.j71iS,
S.hiiigle and 'Stucco
undee Bungalow
"ffhe classiest 6-room bungalow In Dun
dee, brand new; dandy largo living room
13xl8feet; built-in bookcases, fireplace,
beamed celling,' everything fine; beautiful
lot, with trees; only one block from both
car, lines, between 49th and, 60th. .on, Web
Itit St;' It cart't, be beat for JJ.0W, Good
terms.
Peters Trust Co.
168 Farnam St. Doug. SSi.
$1,800
Five rooms and bath, cement-stone
house, high basement, barn, outbuildings,
has own water .system, four blocks to
car. lot 100x260 feet. See me quick about
this.
Arthur J. McShane
U9 First Nat'l Bahk,
Phone D. 1575,
FLORENCE BOULEVARD .
New, 'strictly modem bungalow on one
floor, all oak finish, combination lighting
fixtures, beam celling; bullt-ln bookcases;
paneled walls, plate' rail, window seat,
walla all decorated, furnace heat laun
dry connections, fine large lot, paving
paid. Hero la a very attractive home.
Miist have money. , Owner says get an
offer. Terms.
RASP BU08..
106 McCague Bldg. Douglas-IBM.
..CLOSE TO-CEEIGHTON
COLLEGE
Six. room, strictly modern house, paved
street, all specials paid for. One block
to car line and walklngr distance to town.
Irre lot- Price. 4,K.
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
r4Sl Brandela Bldg. ' Doug. 83t2.,
QA.KAQK.
tSCoodatxed garage, cement floors, rear
o( Harlan apartments, 2301 Sherman Ave,
HCOTT & HILL.,
Phone Douglas 1009.
Dundee '
I havo just finished two fine 6-room
thoroughly mod. houses at SOU and 6011
Chicago 8t., and rather than hold them
till spring will sacrifice. If you are In
the market for something first-class In
the house line take a look at these and
make me an offer.
E. W. Stoltenberg
Har. 3414 and D. 1510.
$1
FOR 8AX.E Several
fine building lots
near the car lln
city water, good
cation: terms
I,ilWN. a WEKii
without interest! you can sUrt to build
as soon aa you pay ynur dollar.
IX H. HAhPHn.
10U-14 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
. Phone Douglas St94-
HANSCOM PARK, west side. Seven
rooms, nearly new; hardwood Inside; hot
air. electricity, gas; exceptional location:
accessible; all improvements. Douglas
Dundee Bargain
"room mod. house, on Cass St, near
4Sth; full BO-ft. lot; must be sold before
Nov. J; only JS.700.
E. W. Stoltenberg
434 Board of Trade Bldg.
D.lilO.
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW FOR
8A1X-6 rooms, all modem, oak finish f
one flno sun room; full cemented base
ment; ltth and Evan Sts.; overlooking
park. Telephone during day, D. tilt; even
tnga. 11. tiH.
TO BUT, SELL. OR RENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1803 FARNAM ST.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE customers for 6, S and T-r homes.
Osborne R. E Co. Puug 1471 Omaha Na
tional Bank Bldg.
RHAL KSTATK.
CITY PROPntlTV FOR SAI.K
REAL ESTATE.
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR HALF.
Florida..
FOR SALE 40 acres finest Florida ever
glade land on Hlllsboro canal for 130 cash
per acre. Address M. A. IC, 1108 Felix
tat., St. .Joseph, MCy ,
j lorra.
For Salo-300 acres of tho choicest val
ley land In Iowa, in the highest state of
cultivation: good orchard and shade
trees. Well fenced. Good 9-room house,
large barn and other necessary Improve
ment. TlnlMlt'O In vniul Mnl. -,
painted. Well, windmill and tank. Four
mm nou nines 10 gooa town ana twenty
miles to Omaha. Owner will take a good
modern residence as part pay. Farm Is
clear ot Incumbrance. Price $160 per acre.
Address, Box 635. Olenwood. Iowa
Kansas.
164-ACRH Improved alfalfa farm, J40
acre. Neal 4. Pickett. Arkansas City,
Kansas. '
Jillchlaran.
FOR SALE 640 acres fine land; best
Improvements; central Michigan; stock
and crops go. Henry EdmUter. Toledo. O.
HlBUtMIM
ICO-ACRE farm 3 x miles Xamberton,
good buildings, good soil, running water
In pasture, school house 011 corner, tele
phone and mall route, 187 per acre. A.
C. Anderson. Lamberton. Minn.
130 ACKES ot good level land, 9 miles
from Cambridge, 4Vi miles from AValbo;
83 acres under plow; fine hay meadow,
balance pasture with hardwood tlmbor;
5-room house, barn and other outbuild
ings, all In good repair. R. F. D. and
telephone. Only $40. an acre. Adam
Morast. Cambridge, Minn.
Montana.
MONTANA RANCH For sale, bv
owner, a l,J0O-acre irrigated ranch, thirty
miles -from Great Falls, .In the Chestnut
Valley, tour' miles, Irom Cascade; 1,000
acres Irrigated and Into alfalfa, timothy
and grain. In a well settled community
with graded roads, schools houses, rural
S hones, etc .Irrigation system Is owned
y company of local farmers. WW sell
part cash, balance easy terms. M. J
Breen. & Security Bank Bldg., Min
neapolis, Minn.
Nehraaicsw
FOUND ANOTHER HOMESTEAD 3M
acres, 20 miles out; In settled neighbor
hood; fine farm land, not sand hills,
price $170, filing fees and all. In corner
of Colorado. J, A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
. Oklahoma.
K.OSO ACRES In large and small tracts
of Pittsburg county, coal bearing, farm
ing,' fruit and pasture land, in pros
pective oll-Tind gas belt; $10 an acre. For
particulars write John E. Cavanagh,
McAlester, Okl.
LAND for sale;, corn .wheat and al
falfa. $15. to $100 per acre. Write us.
Eddy Real Estate Co.. Eddy, Okl.
Oregon.
, THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY,
OREGON.
No extreme heat or cold, no drouth or
crop failures; facta that can be demon
strated; send for Information on subur
ban nnd- farm homes In .richest valley
In America.
M-MINNVILX-B INVESTMENT CO.
SOS Spalding Building, Portland, Ore.
REAL EBTATB IAATiS
LOANS of 11.000 and up desired oa Im
proved real ectate. Large sums a spe
cialty. W. 11. THOMAS).
23S State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL- ESTATE CO.,
1011 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 217$.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates far
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
H. W. BINDHR.
tU City National Bahk Bldg.
LAROE loans out specialty. -BUill Bros.
v 110-aa Brandela Theater building.
HARRISON & MORTON. Bit Om. Nat.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
GARVIN BROSl o1 "n1 up-
vrxxsM r iJVQ. Qmaha Nat. Bank.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Famam Smith ft Co.. ino Farnam Bt
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED TO nsST.
YOUNQ man ot good business connec
tions desires room. It possible with pri
vate bath and steeping porch; also board;
references exchanged. Address A 114,
rare Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKS! OP WEST.
Qh.n Hw. Alr (n Unlitk rn 1 ts :
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign?
menta recelv nramnt ind em.rmti c . .
tlon.
Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. A CO.. Exchange Bldg,
WANTED TO HTJY.
Rachman will trat you right; best
prices for furn, clothes i shoes. W. 614.
B. 8HAFTON buys men's cloth. W, M7.
WOULD like to get In touch with a
party who has a 6 or 6-room house for
sale, to be moved on a vacant lot. Ad
dress, K 124, Omaha Bee.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. O. WHEAT No. S
red, 24SWc: No. X hard. 84H2ttc; Decern,
ber. 6UeS7o; May. 9OKeS0c
CORN-No. 2. 701ic; No. 2 white, 71cj
December, CSHQOHc; May, TZHWVAt.
OATS-No. 2. 3SH-Wc; No. 2 white, 41c;
December. 41c; May,, 42iC'2Tio.
RYB-c
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12.001 12.CW
Wheat, bu 114.0M 41.000
Corn, bu -57.00) lj.oao
Oats, bu 90,000 71,w0
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bear Shorts in Corn Stand a Poor
Chance for Profits.
DECEMBER HOLDERS BUY MORE
Jntt Whr Trader Are Londlnir Up
on the YelloTr C rral, HoTrever,
Ktmnlm a pnsale to the?
Exchange.
OMAHA, October 22, t$.
The bear shott in con utanJ a poor
chance of taking down profits In that
market. This fact was clearly demon
strated yesterday when prices were ad
vanced Htflo In the faoe ot a determined
effort on the part ot shorts to hold the
situation In hand and prevent any
further gains. There were too many Hem
ot a bulllih character lo permit the bears
gaining a foothold, however. According
to messages received from Kansas City,
the business on southern account In rash
corn vwas the largest on th crop, nnd
ttmake matter more eolld for the bull
longs the farmer Is not selling any corn
to speak ot at these prices.
The, largest holders of December corn
In this market were the largest buyers
V.BF.r.. r, WV.. !.-.. il.,- . .
-.w-.-v tic, mis rorii was laKen
on In order to prevent a possible recession
or whether it was bought with the ln
tn.,on. ot no,dlng It for a profit would be
difficult to say. When the huaklng re
turns are taken Into consideration if may
be said that there are a doten unfavor
able ones to ono thaUls favorable. A
iyhort" uwever, says that tho
rVe?.tJn.m!ir,w fr PPr to keep
up with the government crop estimate.
Chicago Is by far tho largest corn market
m..K2rld' ,n factl u 18 1r'' than
many other markets combined, and when
n.!l-?256,.iered tnat on,y 85 were
eterday and only 1J3
that com is being held tightly
t-ash corn was unchanged to Uo higher.
Those in the speculative wlitat "" u
who put out short lines at tho ope "n
SLliVwV,.on yeilery. because of the
ZXn L.verpool and the other mar-
w uiu troriu were obiicMi f
cover at loseea later In the day The
f'ver- waa the faille, i,5
The nSnHn?, KretMt "lUve strength
and three cargoes on the Paclflo cot
was exbeetM Vh wf' ousiiela. It
dav ana mrt.u ' no the yards yestor
ln th iJ!1'1 n nm ot nearly 00.000 head
ago thafe,Kinp,!, wlth M.a yew
level ThJr?Vi!,OR" wouM l & lower
buying sW-'inS.Mt,nir 0!?leR, " thi
vl.?Sne.,n the 3r'whS bJlieVVtU p":
iii 5.ia5? n Purchase around the pes
bPiSZyj IF1" ).hnl ,hl vrlll como about
,,riT 'nn!ui in mi cash de
mand fon meats and Urd. " c
Jjf" . wm unchanged.
WWW bnshels; corn, none; oats, none
Liverpool close. Whtat, UflXo higher'
corn. 4iHo higher. mgner.
nU . .
t.i ousneis last year,
hifXl"- CQr.1 recelptg were C48.O00
!hJ?'" , pments 42J,noo bushels;
AMlnst .tecelpts ot 274,000 bushels and
sblpments 6f IM.000 bushels last year.
vvVr1 "W receipt .were 879,000
bushel and shipments 717,000 bushels,
MffleA'tMS??9 buheU ana
UAKLiOT UKCBIPTS.
Minneapolis .., ...,M8
Dulnlh . V.W
Omaha w ija u
Kansas City 91 44 23
BL Louis 94 '7 a
Winnipeg ...... ..,,.,.&& . ...
The following cash sales were reported:
. "-".v. u ,.a,u miiicr, i car, iwi;
2 cars. 77Hc No. 2 spring. 1 car, 76o; 1
car, 77c. No. 4 spring: 1 car. TCMo; 1 car,
TCUc No. 8 mixed: 3 cars, 78c.. Rye No.
8 whltas 8 cm, No. 2 yellow: 10
v7Y' juow: it cars, so:
7 cars. SHc. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 68c: 1
car, 87Jtcr 1- car, 4453. jf0. t mixed: 1 car,
(Sl4o; 1 car. CSo. No. I mixed: IB oars.
oi54c; l car. ctho, 1 car (new), 66Ho. No.
imxea: i car. s7c; i car. ce'4e. No grade:
1, car (oats, Inlxed), 7o. Oata No. 3
-larfilf-ja 9 m M . s u. . . .
"L.. r r 73 to cars, xc. no, 4
' n uTj; a car, wtto.
iijmiio, v. no ii tic? wneai: No, 2
TA J?.?JS?V 3 hard, 777c: No. 4
4 spring, 76lT7o; No. 2 durum. 7H77o;
.d.urum' 7&HTCc- Corn: No. 2
' "".r-. "irnt. Win; no. 4
white. C86SHc: 'No. 2 yellow, eSKo: No. 8
yHoy,, SwiMisWcS. .No. 4 Tellow 66068o
Wh!tv miMbkl7.ti itamrl.-ii yrtoky-.
.r.h,i?i.4wh.tr?
Rye: N6, 2. $H69c; No. 3. 6S4j6jio.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closlatr
Prices on Board of Tnd..
CHICXOp, .Oct, a-After undergoing
considerable depression today, wheat ral
lied when taorejt receipts at Minne
apolis and Duluth were explained aa duo
to a temnoiimr mum th.
of many railroad side tracks. The mar
ket closed firm, a to Uo over yesterday.
Com finished Ho to UtMio up. oats with
gain 01 no 10 to ana provisions dearor
by 24o to W418c.
Bears had their own way most of the
time in the wheat pit. To such an ox
tent wan thl th " . . , t, . t v....
old at the bottom prices readied, and
iuur. umy n nine antagonistic leader
ship to start a scare of shorts near the
end of the session. Earlier In the day,
uuncver, mnumeni was dominated by
the fact that Instead of arrivals dimin
ishing northwit rti. mtMk.. , i , -
... m ..vaucu
car".. coming Into terminate had been
heavily enlarged.
t-unnermore, cable quotations were dls.
auDolntlnr in , .v.
advices that Russian stocks were In-
Encouraging demand for cash wheat
helped to lift the option market. Saint
to mills were 143,000 bushels and Baltl
more announced that export bide were
only " under tho asking price.
Husking reports that repelled short
euera turned the corn market unrrnrin
crable In the dlrecUon of reducing hold
ing Fine weather waa reiponslble for
bnai rHth" ell.,Wl tKl therVweri
board advlcea of contlmied sale ot car
goes from Argentina. O&ts develoimd
?rii.toW iS' Poor aUoi 'bown by
Canadian shipments. Cash houes here
were activo buyers.
Commission house demand for lard wit
redVd1.0, prrte,on- ThVrSirke
Closing prices of options
Artlclel Close.! High. I Low Close.1 Yes'vT
1U. ll.a.il ...
Mny.$sria kv4
I Ittt
J. . .. . 1
rviSTJSI! 22 SB ?H
Oats i i 7 1 i1 7t
Pork r
1UW6SH
180 I II TO
Jan..
15
17S
May.
Lard
Jan.. I
10 4
10 100
I 10 47H
May
IOCS
19 m 19 2tf
10
Ribs I
Jan..) 10 1TH
19 42i
10t71j
10 65
May.j 10
10
Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. 2 red,
91Hti2c, No. 2 red, UVHiSlc; No. S rad,
8H4ftc. No. 3 bard, SJ64c; No. 2 north
ern. 8d4V87Uc. No. 3 northern. $a87c. No.
2 snrinr. MU4J87c: No. 4 spring. SW
itc, velvet chaff, 316Uc, durum, Uit
1 1
use in I
7H
19 I 1 67W
1
rvfl 10 tm 19 42UI
I 1C2U
W 10 87U 19 0
r
I 10 42W 10 27HI
10 E7UI 10 urn
J3c. Com No 2. SSUOTOc. No. 3 white,
C9H70c; No. 3 yellow, (mr7Cc, No. 3.
C8KU9Hc; No. 8 white. C3Utld. No. 3
jbIIow, C34frcsc. Oats: No. 2 white,
404J4Uic; No. 3 white. 3Sii$rac; stand
ard. 40HMlo. Rye: No. 3. 66Hc. Barley,
USGtte. Timothy. $3.7Btf6.S. Clover, $9.00
QU.KL Pork, $.t&. Lard, $10.65.- Ribs
U0.t5ffll.CO.
BUTTT5R Irregular: receipts, 6,414 tubs:
creamery, 24(l!44e to SOc,
lOS l'nchangel; receipts, 2.908 cases;
at mark, cases Included. 11024c; ordinary
firsts. n!o, firsts, nuc
CHEESE-Ixwer; daisies. IMTISUc;
twins, 14Uri4Hc: Americans. IHjlSMc;
long horns. lMflSUc.
POTATOES Hlcher. reoelnta. SO cars-
Michigan and Wisconsin, esr7Ic; Minne
sota and Ohio, C5r7oc.
POULTRY Easy; springs. liHc: -fowls,
ISc; turkeys. 7c
1 1
NEJW YORK OpKnAl, St ARKRT
qnotatlonii bt h Day on Various
Contntodltlre.
NEW YORK. Oct. 33.-FlJbl)R-Quleti
spnng paients, s4ou.(6; winter tnraigni.
$4.10iif4.K): wlnter.atents, Jt.4oy4.00; spring
clears. $4.0tf4.SO; extra. No. 1 wlntef ,,'$V3
GJ.75: extra Nit. 3 winter. t3.3aQ3.t0: Kan-,
sas straight, $1.10Q4.J0.
WHEAT iot. linn No. 2 rHl. BSc: JCn.
1 northern Duluth, 95fce. Decempert 3o;
MB), SttftC.
HOPSqulet; state common to choice,
1313, 3sifc, lxu, irna.c, ructtio. coast.
1913. SSGSle. 1911. XtfrKo.
H1DK9-Stcady; Bogota. SJJJtUc: Central
America. S3kc.
PETIIOLEITM Finn: reflntst New
York bulk, $5.25; barrels, JS.TS; peases,
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece XX
Ohio, 28c.
CORN Snot, firm: exnort. TXV.e.
OATS Spot, steady, standurd white, 44
40C; NO. ;t, 43tr44i4C. k . . .
lUDKM-SieHtiy; aiandard. $LO3UC1.05;
N. 1. $l.07HO1.10; No. If. Scfl$l.OO.
LEATHER Firm; hemlocks first. IMJ
30o; veronds, 2S8'2(c.
PROVISIONS Pork, nulet; mfi, $23.7S;
fl :).;; family. $24.50427.V0, short clears.
J19.7MJCI.W. Beef, quiet; mess. $17.C0W
I8.W1 family, $19,00tn.00. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., 11.V60W
15.00; pickled hams. $14.60. Lard, steady;
middle west. $10.70n0.80; icfined, steady;
continent. 111,33; South America. $ILM;
i-ntnnAlin.l. ntcuirlv: lA.S7U.fi1S.li6.
TALixW-Quie"t; city, 6v country. 6
476140 ' li'rlnls. tn
BrTTER-Irregular, receipts, 6,414 tubs:
creamery ctrBH. 31mSJc: ursts, si30Uc;
aeeonds. 25WET270! held, extra?, 3JH03tc:
llrsts, 271l'.9Vt.c: state dairy finest. StffO?:
rood to nrlme. 27ef28Uc; process extras.
2V4U27Ho; firsts. 232c; Imitation cream
ery firsts, crMc; factory. June make,
firsts. 24Ho; current make, firsts, 23V4tf.
2tc; packing etock, June make. No, 1,
23ttc: current make. No. 2. 2222c.
CHEESE Unsettled: receipts 2,559 boxes;
stato whole milk colored spoclalt, Wg
16Uc; white, lCQlGUo. colored average
fancy, isc; white, Kci skims, ltttNlttc
DOGS Firm! receipts. 16.628 coses;
fresh gaihert-d extinH. Slustfc; extta
firsts. 3in33ol firsts. imWc; seconds, ii
27o; refrigerator, apeclal marks, fancy,
27c; firsts, HCHc; seconds, StSCSc:
nearby hennry, whites, S5053o gathered
whites, 82C2c; western gathered whites,
33SH&C
I'OULTRY Dressed, quiet; fresh Itlllod
western chickens, 14fi21c; fowls, 1319Hc;
turkeys, spring, 22Cc.
OMAHA GENERAL ItARKHT.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. cartons. o; No.
1, CO-lb. tub., lie: No. 2. 80u.
FIBH-Winte. fresh. 17o; trout, fresh,
16a; largo cripples, fresh, ISc; Spanish
mackerel ICo: shad roe, par pair, 40o,'
salmon, fresh. 10c; halibut, fresh. 13cl
buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13c: channel cat
fish, 16c: pike, Uc; pickerel, 12c
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 31c', Amer
ican Swiss, 26c: block Swiss. 24c: twins,
ISHc; daisies, 18 Vic; triplets, 13Vio: young
Americas, 2ic; blue label Diick, 19c; llm
berger, 2-lb.. 20c; Now York, white, 19c
POULTRY Broilers, 5.00tf 6.00 per do.;
hens, 17c; rocks, I2d; ducks, lW20c; geeso.
He; turkeys, 26c: pigeons, per ioz , $1.20;
rooBtera. 9c: ducks, full feathered, llo;
cetso, full feathered, 10c; squabs, No. 1,
fl.60; No. 2. 60c.
Wholesale prices ot beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs, No. 1, 18o; No. I,
16c; No. 3, 12c. Loins, No. 1, mio; No. i,
16J4e; No. 3, ISHc. Chucks. No. 1, Uo;
NoV 2, 9lfcrNo. 8. 84o: Rounas. No. 1,
14c; No. 2. 12He; No. 3. Uio. Plates, No.
i. S4c; No. 2, 7c: No. 3, VAs.
Tho following prices are furnished by
the Otlllnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Apples-No. 1 Jonathan ap
ples, per bbl., $4.60; drop Jonathan apples,
bbL, $XT6; No. 1 Btayman wlnesaps, per
bbL, $4.00; No. 1 Ben Davis, per bbf $3.60;
extra fancy California bellflowers. 4 tier,
per box, $2.00; extra fancy Washtngtou
Orlmea Ooldena, per box. lt.25 extrn
fancy Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings, or
Kings, per box, $100: extra fanoy Idaho
Rambos, per box, $125. Peaches, Pears
and Prunes Extra fancy Elberta free
stone peaches, per box. 71a; extra fancy
Elberta freestone peaches, 20 crate lots,
per crate, 70o; large blue prunes, per
crate, $1.15: 6 crate tots, per crate, $1.10;
Idaho Uartlett pears, per box, $178: Cali
fornia extra fancy Beurro l&lrgeau
pears, per box, $2.50; California extra
fancy winter Nellls pear per box, $2.76;
Colorado extra fancy Ktefer pears, par
box, $125; New York Klefer pears, per
S-bushel barrel, $4.00: Michigan Klefer
pears, per bushel basket, $1.X. Valencia
Orange Extra fine Valencies, 116, 261
sizes, per box1, $4.00: Bunklst Valenclas.
ltd. $6.50; 176, m 216, 260 sixes, per box,'
$7.00. Lemons Extra fanoy Sunklat, 300s
and 860s. per box, .w; extra choice red
ball lemons, 300s and 300s, per box, $6.60.
Cantaloupes-Colorado Burwell Gems, per
crate, $1.00. a rapes Extra fancy Gold
Medal Tokay grapes, per cratf. 11.78; ex
tra ,fanov Malaga grapes, per crate, $1.40:
New York grapes, per basket, SOc; 64)
basket lots, per basket, 39c; Michigan
grapes, per basket, 28c; te basket lots,
per basket, 27o; home-grown grapes, per
basket. Z2c: 60 basket lots. Per baakst.
2lc; Imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy,
$7.00; fancy, $6.60. Orapefrult Extra fanoy
Florida, 46, $6.60; 14, 64 slses, $6.00. Cran
berriesPer barrel, $7.60; per box. $3.76.
VEQETABLEB Potatoes, genuine Red
River early Ohio potatoes, per bushel,
90a; Maple River Kurbanks. per bushel,
90o: Virginia sweet potatoes, per bbL
$2.75. Cabbage Holland seed, per lb-2c.
Onions California, large ysliow, per lb.,
2Vio; Wisconsin, large red globe, per lb.,
2Uc; Spanish, per crate, $1.60: white boll
Ing, per lb.. 8c. Tomatoes California,
per 4-basket crate. $L75; 6 crate lots, $1.65;
home-grown, per basket, $1.00.
MISCELLANEOUS California figs, U
12.0c. pkgs., 860; California figs, 69 6-0 1.
pkgs.. $1V0; California, black figs, 12 J
or. pkgs., $1.00; 7-crown Imported figs,
Per lb., ISc; 3-crown Imported figs, pr
lb., llo; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weigh
ing about 6 lbs.), SOc; 6-crown pulled figs
(boxes weighing about S lbs.), 76c; 7
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 ox.,
per doxen, $1.25; Dromedary brand dates,
fikg., $100; Anchor Brand dates, pkg
128; parsnips, per lb., 2c; carrots, per
b., 2c; beets, per lb., 2o; rutabagas, per
lb., IMo; California Jumbo celery, per
doxen. 76c; Michigan celery, per doxen,
85c. cider, per kog, $125, cider, per half
bbL, $3.75; onions, per dozen, 60c: pars
ley, per dozen, 40c; radish per doxen,
20o; head lettuce, per dozen, $L00; home
grown leaf lettuce, per dozen, 40c; green
peppers, per oasket, $1.00; wax or green
beans, per basket. $UC0, hot house cucum
bers, per dozen, 76c; cauliflower, per lb.,
10a to 12 Wc, Venetian garlic, per lb., 12Vs!
eggplant, per dozen, $L60; horseradish, 2
dozen bottles In case, per ease, $100; wal
nuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 20c; medium
pecans, per lb., l$Hc; pecans. Jumbo, per
lb., 15c; giant pecans, Louisiana paper
shell, per b 25o; Filberts, per lb,, lia:
Drake almonds, per lb.. 18o; paper shell,
22c; BrajlK., per lb., lie; large, washed,
per lb., 19c; black walnuts per lb.. I Mot
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb., To; Jumbo
fieanuts, per lb., 8c; roasted peanuts, per
b SVic; shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 4o; large hickory nuts, per lb., c;
white rice popcorn, per lb 4c; ohcokars,
per 100-pkg. case. $150; checkers, per K.
pkg. case. $1.75.
Kanana City Drain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21 WHEAT No.
3 bard, 82Q87Uc; No. 3. IUV8c, No. 2
red, 88Vr3Wc; No. ? wmiie.
uuur. jno. j wnite. 7ZHc; No. 3. Tic.
OATS No. 2 white. 40c: No. 2 mixed.
BUTTER Creamery, 29c; firsts, 27c,
seconds, Mc; packing, 21o.
EOOS Firsts. 80c; seconds. 20c.
POULTRY-Hens. lie, roosters, 9c
ducks, 10c; springs, 12c.
Liverpool firmln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 new, Manitoba. 6s 9Hd; Nor
2 old Manitoba. 7s 2d, No. $ new Manl
tabs. 6s 7Vi3 Futures steady: December.
6s 9Kd; March, 6s HUd May, 6s 11 Hd
CORN-Hpot steady American mixed,
6s (d. Futi"-' ' -nt. Vivnbr 4s
December, 4s 9'ld.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Stroiip; to Ten Higher
and Feeders Steady.
SHIPPING HOGS TEN HIGHER.
Fnt Shrep nnd Lntulia Active nnd Ten
to Fifteen Cenla II Ighrr Feeder
I.nmtta Ten Cents to Qunr
ter lllnher.
SOUT"H OMAHA. Out. 21 1913.
Receipts were Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday.
...lo,tn
JV, 4l.'.i61
viwiciai Tuesday ..
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
091 M.SS9
6,893 S0.1SI
1173 6.1W
...
. . ICS
Four, days flits wcck..J7.1M
13,617 135,m
21.370 143.8W
Sl.4 141873
17.679 146,4211
22,876 141,961
fains oays last weeK..,i
ramo z wccks ago...
Same 3' weeks ago.. .
Samo 4 weeks ago, ...
Sanie days last year.
.ls.sr.
.34.018
.31.182
.31.611
-The-following table shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
1911 1912, Inc. Dec.
Cattle .. . 788,201 R16,47t 29.S62
Hogs 2,104,907 2,441,002 $34,795
Sheep 2,647,461 2,351,764 19S.C9S
The following table shows the range ut
lirleoa for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for tho last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 1918. 11912. I911.I1910.1909.190S.1907.
Oct. 12.
Oct. 12.
Oot. 14.
Oct 15.
Oct. 16.
Oct 17.
Oct. ,18.
Oct. IS.
Oct. 19.1
OOt. 20.
Oot. 21.
Oct. 22.
Oct. 21.
I
V
8 0IW
m
T9?
7 90H
7 7Ri
7 tau
768
T 67'4
I 3 831 6 241 8 41 7 70 6 D? 6 It
' 6 2J S 3.-. 7 51 6 TVi
3 86 6 37 837 7 40 6C8 BW
8 80 8 49 7 48 6 63 01
8 77 30 7 40 6 W 5 19
I 8 74 37 8 to 5 4! 06
80X 6 31 861 37 609
8 68 6 II I CS 7 37 6(0
8 71 8 37 8 61 7 39 B 21 6 OS
6 30 8 37 7 41 6 22
8 3 6 35 8 31 7 SI B 23 S 98
8 48 8 44 7 62 . 5 43 B 37
8 39 6 38 7 62 6 42 5 70
Sunday.
CATTL15 Receipts wre quite moderate
again today and. following the light re
ceipts of yesterday, buyers were a little
more hungry for cattle than they were at
the beginning ot the week. For that
reason the market on killers took on a
better tone.
licit steers wnre strong to 10c higher
tan yeMcii'ny. TI10 quality of tho cattle
was none too good, there being an ab
nenoo of anything strictly choice In corn
fed. There wo a feeling that anything
strictly good In the way of medium
weights or light cattlo would have met
with quick sale at prices fully 10a higher.
' Cowa and heifer wore In moderate sup
ply, while thero was a very decent de
riiand. In consequence of this tho trndo
was reasonably active, with nrlccs rang
ing from strong to lOo higher than yester
day. Speculators still had a rood many
stockers on hand and wero not very anx
ious ror additional supplies; still, tnoy
bought the cattle offered, but at ho better
than steady prices.
Quotation on cattle; Oood to choice
beet steers, $8.60319.10: fair to good beef
steers, $S.oCHt8.W; common to fair beef
steers, $7.60Q8.00; fair to choice yearlings,
$S,40G9.26; good to choice range beeves.
J7.2Sij8.16; fair to good rango bcovos, J7.O0
(17.26; common to fair range beeves, $6.00
O7.00; good to choice lieUfrs. $6.3(Wtt.50i
good to choice cows, $6.0Ptt.60; fair to
good grades $5.2506.00; common to fair
grndes, 13.26(76.26; god to choice stockera
and feeders, $7,001)7,76; fair to good stock
era and feeders, $6.6007,00: common to
fair stockera Mid feeders. $4.00(16 60; stock
cows and hetrers, $6.0007.00; veal calves,
$0.U9.60; bulls, stnga, etc.. $5.25fT6.60.
HQOS Shippers started a reaction In
prices this morning. Early advlcea from
other points indicated a good strong feel
ing to the general trndo, and shippers
and speculator buyers were out In the
yards early, taking about a halt of the
offerings at prices that .were fully a
dime higher than yesterday. Packers,
however, refused to follow the early ad
vance and made their first bids at prices
that were no more than steady with' yes
terday' average.
Sellers were not Inclined io cut loose
at these figures., and the market conse
quently was very slow, nut tne pncicera
seemed very Indifferent as to whether
they got any hogs, and when the remain.
der ot the supply finally started to move
prices looked to be steady to possibly 6c
higher than yesterday's general market
Bulk of the sales was made at $7.COft7,C3,
and tops reached $7.75,
Supplies total about fKty-elght cars, or
3,978 head. For the week to date tho re
ceipts foot up 18,517, being nearly 3,000
smaller than last week, and over 4,000
lighter than for ,the .corresponding period
a year ago.' '" '
sheep it was the smai est Thurs
day's run since the second week In Au
gust, tho receipts amounting to no more
than twenty-three cars, or 6,109 head,
being around 21.911 short of o. week axo
and 10,614 short nt the samo day a year
ago. With the exception of a few small
bunches of native offerings and a load
or two ot range stuff, everything waa on
the feeder order, being largely feeding
lambs.
Tho packers were all caser for a. few
killers and, the supply was very mra
ger, they went out and bought anything
Free Land Drawing
Will take place at JNortii lJlatto on Uotouer LJbtn.
Register at North Platte
Tho only place where the drawing will bo held. fMi T " r
Saturday, October 25th, is tho last registration day. t j
One Registration
at North Platte gives HUccesBful applicants a choico of land in either tho FOREST
RESERVE or FORT NIOBRARA RESERVATION.
If you register at North Platte you will havo tho opportunity of looking over tho
land, as tho Union Pacific branch from North Platte pasBes within n short distance
of the North Platte reservation. You will also have the opportunity of being present
at the drawing
UNION PACIFIC
Unexcelled train service makes North Platte the most convenient point of registra
tion. It only takes a fow minutes to register.
Leave
Omaha.
4:30 P. M.
7:35 A. Itf.
12:01 A. M.
4:20 P. M.
9:45 A. M.
12:30 A. M.
8:15 A. M.
For information relative to train service apply to "
L. Beindorff, C. P. and T. A.
1324 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 334.
at all decent at lOfilic advance In prices.
Among tho early sales wero some notlve
lambs at $7.00. range twes at $4.S and
somo range wethers and yearlings nt
$4.60. There were no strictly choice kill
ers offered. Today's market mnks tho
trade for the week steady to strong with
last Friday.
Actlvltr was the market feature In the
feeder division and prices Improved any.
where from lOo to SSc over yesterdAy's
prices, Oood fording lambs moved around
KCW6.S5, being quoted by iriost sellers
as about lWM&e lower than the dose ot
last week. The common grades were re
garded as showing n decline of 3Mf35o
during the week There has been little If
any change In aged feeder offerings all
the week, quotations being practically
the same,
quotations on rlicop and lambs- Imbs,
good to choice, $C 7607. 10: lambs, fair to
..nc $6M75: lnml. culls. $S.W8.75j
lambs, feodcrs. $o.0&fl6.2S: yearllngsNlght,
4.S5.(16; yearlings, heavy. $4 MJNi.lv
yearlings, feeders, ll.Wt7J.t0: wethers,
good to choice. $I.1MT4.70: wethers, fair
to good. $4. 25fI4 a, wethers, feeders, $4.(4
CJ4.40; ewes, good to choice, $4.00ft4.41:
ewes, fair to good. $3.7604,00: ewes. feed,
ers, lJ.ytJ3.40; cull sheep, t2.O0tfJ3.00,
C1IICAOO I.IVI5 STOCK MARKET
Cnttle Steady lo Strong lloate Five
lif Ten Cenla llluhrr,
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-CATTLE-Ilocelpts,
4, WO head; market steady to strong;
beovce, $6.90419.70: Txas steers, $6.8508.00:
western steers, I0.101f8.30; Blockers and
feeders, 15.10tfJ7.CS; cows and heifers, $3.60
IIS.40; calves. $6.60118.00,
HOGS-Rocclpts, 17,000 head; market
lOo higher, but closed weak; bulk of antes.
$?.fiTr.10; light, $7.60U8.u; mixed. $7.60tt
8.26; heavy, 17,i.C.I5; rough, $7.35(7.55;
pigs. $4.Krti&0.
SHEEP AND LAMllP-Recelpts. 33,000
head: market for sheep weak; lambs
mostly lOo higher; natives. $LOW6.00;
western, $4.156.00: yearlings, $5.1046.W;
native lambs, $5.ffi(f,60; western, $5.9itr
7.45.
Kniisnn City Live Htouk Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Oct. 23, CATTLE
Receipts, 4,000 heud; market steady,
prime fod atoms, $8.85719.60; dressed beef
steers, $7.254TS,75; western ulcere, $4,164?
8.50; southern steers, $3.tif7.60; cows.
$1,264(7,00; heifers. $.-.(Wait.2.V, stockers and
feeders, $6.50j8.00; bulls, $4,6M6.60; calves,
$it(W.C0. .
HOU3 Receipts. 6,(W lad; marisrt
steady to 60 higher; bulk of sales, $7,600
7.: heavy, $7.6MJ'7..; pnekera ana
butchers. $7.ti04K.90; light, $7.40fr7.60; pigs,
lfi.0OO7.56. , . ....
PHKEP AND LAMUF-Receipts. 7.C0J
head; markot steady to lOo higher;
lnmbs. $.25tf7.00: yeatllngs. $4.7P:(4.60;
wethers, 4.tStJfl.00; ewes, $3,604.25.
St. I.oati Live Stock Market.
8T. 1)UIS, Oct M.-CATTLB-RO-ooliits,
6,000 headl market strong; good
to choice steers. $7.2508.09; stockera and;
feeders, $5.25tT7.60; cows and heifers, $4.76
Asm. K..H- iXtorjfMn ralve. M.O0A
10.60; Bouthern steers, $.oem.76; cows
ana neurrs,
HOOfl Receipts, 7,000 head; market, 25e
higher pigs nnd lights, 98.J5tfR.io: mixed
and butohers. $7.7808.20; good heavy, W.00
3S6 . .
SHEEP ANU liAflUia nctripin,
head; market steady; lambs, 15o higher;
muttons. $i764r4.K: yearlings. $5.000,00;
lambs, $S,WI7.i.
fllonx; City Uu Utoqk Market.
SIOUX CITY, la,, Out, 23.-CATTLE-Receipts.
900 head; market Btendy; beef
caWes. $0.40! bulls', stag, etc.. $5,001,6 31
HQUD IieOOipis, fciw nunu,
l,..vv l7.4ftdOT.45: mixed. $7.43
7.65; light, $7.6607.65; bulk of Bales, $7,45
765. . . . , . ....a r. ....... . ttk
SHEEP AMU J jyvm n .t . voi. : 1 w -f
head; market stfany: tea niuiions ,fu
6.76: wethers, $4.28'4.76; ewes, $S,60'4.40J
lambs, za.wyu.no.
St. .Tosepn Live "took Mnrket.
8T, JOSEPH, Oct. 23. CATTLE lie-
OrlLHJ, 1 I W I1CMU. ss,iv v.w
steers $5.009.00; cowa and heifers, $4.00
8.60; calves, WtlOOlO.OO.
HOOS-Recelpts. 6,000 head. Market 6
10c higher; top, $8.00; bulk of sales, $7.60jf
7.80.
SHEEl AnU uvoiiir irceipi, d.vjv
head. Market IO6JI60 higher; lambs, $3.00
7.00,
I.tre Stock In Hlalit,
Receipts of live stocK nt the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Rioux CUV KM 3.600 3.000
Kansas City 4.000 6.000
at t-nnlM 6.000 7.000
7.600
3,300
3,1,000
0,109
6,000
Chicago j.tOO 17,00)
South omana v.
St. Joseph 1.700 &.00&
Total receipts 19,738 ,47S 67,909
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-METALB-Deadl
Quiet, $4.25 bid; London. 20 6a. Bpelter:
Qulot. $5,3&fj6,46; Ixndon, 20 10s. Cop
per; Nominal; standard, spot and futures
not quoted; electrolytic, $16.87 W; lake,
$17.00017.25; casting, $1.6O016.76. Tin:
Steady: spot and October, $10.254140. 00:
November, $40.30340.63; December, $40.3Mf
.70. Antimony: Dulls Cookson's, $7.00,
Iron: Quiet, Inclianged.
London market closed as follows: Cop-
Jierl Steady; spot, 74: futures, 73 7s
di Tin) Quet; spot, 181 12s 6d; futures,
Arrive
North Platte.
1:20 A..M.
2:15 JP. M.
6:24 AIl.
12:10 P. M.
5:30 P. M.
8:45 A. Ii.
7:15 P. M.
Leave
North Platte.
9:50 A. M.
7:40 P. M.
11:50 P. M.
7:55 A M.
12:50 P. M.
12:15 P. M.
6:00 A. M.
IS6 7s 6d. lion: Cleveland warrants .la
7Htl.
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Dotilh Omaha Ftr Halt 4. 134 II
Port nt Saattla 4Ha, 1M1 112
Rautwna, Idaho, t. 1MJ aft
TennaaaM ta, 1114 s
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London Stock jlnrkct.
LONDON. Oct. I3.-Amtrlcan securities
opened a fraction lower today. Weak
less developed during the early trading
nnd the list declined under the lead ot
Cunadlan Purine and United States Btcel
At noon the market was weak and prices
ranged from H to 2 points below parm
Onnaota, emner TJ-ll'nlon raclflo ,
do locounl. .. tl 11-14
SILVER Har, weak at 2713-16d per oz,
MONEY 3H Pr cent.
Discount rates: Hhort bills, 411-lKfr
4 per cent; three months' bills, 4TtP
4 16-16 per cent
tlmnlia liny Market.
OMAHA. Oct. 23,-PILmiE HAY No,
1 to choice upland, $11.001112.00; No. 2.
$10.00011.00; No. 3, $1.004110.00; No. 1 to
choice midland. $l0.(fftl.(i0i No. 2, $9.00f
10.00; No. 3. $7.I9.00; No. 1 to choice low
land, $8.009.00; No. 2, $7,00S.00; No, 3,
$5.OOtn,00.
STRAW- -Nono on the, market, ehotce
oat or rye Is quotable nt from $5.5 to
$0.00; choice wheat, $5.0000.60.
A Ll-'A LFA--Th reo cars on the market.
No. 1 to choice Is quotable nt $K.00tS15.O9;
No. X. $l2.00iH4.00; No. 3, $10.(XMn2.00.
I'otton Market. ,
L1VERPOOU Oct. 8,-CX)TTON-S;wt.
inodernto business; prices unchanged,
middling fair, 8.23d; good middling. 7.0tc,
middling, 7.84d; low middling. 7.6 1; good
ordinary, 6,96d; ordinary, 662dl sale.
7,000 bales.
NEW YORK, Ocl. 2t-COTTON-Steady:
middling tipionds.. H.SOoj gulf,
14.76c. Riles. 800 baled, VJuturea cloaed
nirauy- uciooer, ii.irc; ucoemDer. 13.94C,
JamiRi-y, 13,700; March, 13.71c; May, 70c,
July. 13.65c, Market clozfd steady, net 4
iiuiiuH niKiior 10 a poinia lower, near
months wero relatively firm.
Mlnnennolla Ornln Mnrket.
MINNEAPOI.IB, Oct. 23-WHEAT-No.
1 hard, SiUc; No. 1 northern, M'AflCTc,
No. 2 northern, 81Utt83'ic; No. 2 hard
Montana, KlH2Uc; No. 3, 79V(finl4c
December. 82HU3Hc; May, (fTHqnc.
KLOUR-Unolianged.
RILN-ITnchangcd.
RARLETY Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, CAfWWia
OATS-No. 3 white, 36iH7c.
RYE No. 2, 63JJ50O.
FLAXr-1.34Haj.36H.
Coffee Mnrket.
. NEW YORK, Oct. M.-COl'FEE Eejler
European cables and lower cost ami
freight offera from Uracil checked fresh
buying In the coffco market today. The
opening was steady at unchanged prices
to a decline of 6 points. Tho closo wan
steady, 8018 points net lower. October
10,12a; December. 10.30c: January, 10,45c,
March, 10.67c; May. 10.89a: July, 11.00a;
September. 11.19c. .Spot, unsettled; Rio
No. 7, lOfta; Hantos No. 4, 13Hc; mild,
quiet! Cordova, Hgl6Hc, nominal.
Oils nnd Rosin,
NEW YORK. Oot. 23.-COTTONBEKD
OIL Kanx: prime summer ytllow, $6.75
6.65; October, $6.88; December, $6,891
Mnrch. 87.19.
ROSIN-Hteady.
TURPENTINE Firm; machine bar.
rels, 44ilc.
Ifivapiirntett Apple nnd Dried frnll
NEW YORK. Oct. 23. EVAPQRATEp
aimt.hi otilet.
) DRIED lriiUlTB Prunes, steady. Aprl-
com and pencnes, quiet anu sieauy. iiai
sins, unsettled,
Sugar Mnrkrt.
MTnitf vrvn'ir nt i RTinATt TtAW.
steady: mimcovodo, 2.6c; centrifugal, 3.43c,
molasses, z.tso; retineo, steaoy,
Dry Hoods Market,
Cotton yurn markets ruled firm today
rauoy oross aooun wlto 111 uwtmnu. .u.
silk was easier.
At the Oars.
Kail rowing practice Is being Indulged
In at tho eastern colleges. Harvard baa
candidates enough to fill six varsity and
eight freshmon eights. Two of las sea
son's victorious crews over Yale have
graduated,
1 'i 1 1
Key to tho situation Dee Advertising,
Arrivo
Omaha.
5:30 P. M.
2:30 A. M.
7:00 A, M.
4:00 P. isr.
8:25 P. it
7:35 P. M.
4:45 P. M.
