Nebraska Newspapers

    nn; ree: omaha, Wednesday, October 7. 1014.
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MVH STOCK MAHKET OF VTESt
SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Have
mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign
merits recelv prompt and vreful attention
-a stock 4,'esnmtsstaa Merchaats.
MARTIN BROS. CO.. Exchange Bldg.
SWAPPER'S OOLVMV
AUTO-A good, serviceable V-H. P.
Mitchell car; this car ta In Rood condi
tion and will do for a roadster or ran be
used a a pleasure car or delivery car:
will take diamonds, lota (clear), or will
make you a low cash price. Addres 9. C.
3477. Be.
AUTOMOBILES For other automobile
if-- h Autnmohll-" cl-aalft.
bargains see t
ration
AUTO Want ta wap for a lata data
fully equipped touring car. Income
brick business property, well rented la
outb Omaha, on principal buslneaa 6L,
Biin ana m w urnii, cv v. i..,
AiTOMnmt.jr:t ha v. Hrnih run
about, recently overhauled and repaired
and In good running order, which I will
awap for horse, buggy or motorcycle. Ad
dress 8. C. 1288. .
BABY BUQOY Latest style baby buggy.
coat lift and aa good aa new. Will ex
change for aewlng machine In good con
dition, or something else of equal value.
Address 8. C. 1478, Bee.
BOOKS-For sale or exchange, one Set of
7 of Andells engineers' books. A-l condi
tion, for typewriter or cash, or what
have you. Address T 195. Bee.
COLO. LAND Your choice of 100 forties
Within five milee of Alamosa, San Luis
valley, Colorado. Alamosa has 3,000 peo
ple, on the Rio Grande Ky., and every
modern convenience. For grain growing
and stock raising, and healthful climate,
tills locality rannot be excelled. Price
P per acre: no Incumbrance, for Omaha
property; snap for someone. Addrees
B 691. Twentieth Century Farmer, Omaha
Bee Bldg.. Omaha, Neb..Xor particulars,
or what have you 7
8TcoXT7ffto swap for graphophone. also
txa and 6x7 camera to swap. What
have youT 8. C. 1463, Bee.
CORN POPPING MACHINE A $.(00
automatlo machine, Just the thing for
a confectionery or cigar store. Kequlres
no attention, Just load" It. The cus
tomer Inserts a nickel, turns the crank
and. presto! the machine does the rest.
Will trade for what? Come on, I'm game.
A ddreaa C. 1467. Bee.
CARPENTTR work and repairing done;
low caah price; or can uae some furni
ture, or anything of value. Address S. L.
1478, Bee.
FIVE-PASSENGER Hudson car, In first
class condition, newly painted. Would
exchange for a good vacant or Improved
property. Scott & Hill Co., 808-7-8 Mc
Cagus Bldg. Potiglas 1009.
FURNITURE for Z 45-room hotel
ear Omaha, M.800. Low rata rem ot
the building. What nave you to fferf
Address S. C. 1268. care Bee
GEESE For sale or trade; full grown.
Address S. C. 1470. Bee.
6x7 GRAFLEX newspaper camera, with
11 plate holders, carrying case for
..4 -n for rtlts hf 1 1(1-
ers. The outfit In good condition and a
big bargain for the lot at 110. Address
8. C. 14ii9.
HARDWARE J16.U00 hardware stock do
ing excellent business in town of 20,000,
will bear closest inflection. For sale at
a discount.. Need the money. Address
8. f . li7. Omaha Bee. '
JtAVr; cement block machine, guitar,
clarinet, and set of "Shelden's Scientific
Salesmanship." Need shotgun, 'cello,
building ii.. erlal or cash. Address S. C.
1472, Bee.
HORSE Good work-horse; will swap for
pigs or chickens, or what have you?
Address S. C. 1471. Bee.
KODAK A new Anacu folding kodak.
iVix4W, leather tourist case tor aamo
anU poitraJt attachmenta. Will awap lor
hard coal burner or range with hot waur
attachment, or sood bicycle. Address a.
C. liitU.
MOTORCYCLE New Indian motorcycle,
cost fcSOfr; perfect order; 2-apeed, electrlo
lights; starter, clock, speedometer, extra
I 'usi-enger carrier; a beauty. Exchange for
one-enrat diamond or smaller axid bal
ance caeh, or sell reasonable. Address,
stat ng what you have, 8. C, 1482, Bee.
MOTUKC YCl-tSa Have a nearly new 1L3
Flanoers single cylinder motorcycle;
Used uniy three months; would consider
lot. ui' wnat have you? Address S. C. luJ2,
Bee. ' ' ' '
OFFICE KURMTURl!. Will buy some
good fcecond-nand office furniture; must
be chvap lor casn. Aadress o. U.
Ue. '
PKE Columbia, lixV, IS cases of Job
typo and cabinet; a Winchester pump
gun and leather case, for sale or irauu.
Audresa 8. O. 1432, Hee.
fcHtTLANP pony and outfit for itrsde or
sale. Phone 21M1, Council Bluffs, la.
bUiNS. snuwt-ard. Clark e 8on. U. ISi.
SHOTGUN Winchester. No. 10 gaug-slx-ehot
lever-acting Shotgun, with
cleaning rod and box shells; will sell
cheap or trade tor sanitary roll-top rtesn
or visible typewriter. Address S. C. 147a
Bee
SHOTGUN WINCHESTER PUMP GUN.
12 gauge. In good condition, to Lade for
26-20 repeating, rifle. Address 8. C. 14S1,
Bee. '
STEEL RANGE Hign ciass $42 steel
range with water back to trade for
weathered oak buffet, good rug. visible
typewriter.-or what? 8. C. 1447, Bee.
TYPEWRITE R Good second-hand
machine to exchange for good watch. S.
C. 1476. Bee.
STOVE Hard coal base burner, ' Radiant
Estate," large slse; want to exchange
for any stove smaller slxe. Address S. C.
1474,, Bee.
TROMBONE New $80 slide trombone
with high grade leather case for sale.
Big bargain. Address 8. C 1476, Bee.
TOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.
Rental Service Free
.ptmehe. V vHlft?
vacant house and apartment in the city.
Gordon Van Co ES
;i N. llth Bt. Phone P. 8M or Web. 1383.
BR4.ND NEW SOMETHING EXCEP
TIONAL. Seven-room brick dwelling, quarter
sawed oak, built-in book cases, kitchen
cabinet, full cemented basement, separate
vegetable cellar, full attic. Worth inves
tigating. See owner, next door north. '.Ill
8. 2uth St.
ELEGANT 6-room flat, with sleeping
porch, all modern, beautifully decorated,
splendid loritlon 3116 Davenport, first
floor, on'.y $35.
C. O. CARLBERG.
'410-312 Branfei Theater Bldg.
610 8 27TH ST. 6-room modern flat, $m.
1003 N. th St 7-room modern flat, $J0.
SOU Leavenworth 4-r., mod. ex. heat. tJO.
1001 8. th Ave. 4 rooms, modern, Ui.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-312 Brsjidels Theater Bldg.
I-ROOM modern flat. 1112 So. llth.
UP-TO-DATE 6-room heated apartment;
excellent location: flrst-claa shape;
water furnished. Call Douglas 7388.
BT. CLARE APARTMENTS,
tfd and Harney Sis., 2 room apartments,
Call H. 447 or D. 6o.
OODEN ANNEX lou-ua.
iira fouiteil bluffa
wito kltonaa
THE KNICKERBOCKER.
'West Farnam district, 30th and Jones
fits ; ( and 7 rooms. Positively the best
and only exclusive apartment bouse In
Omaha. Low rentals, compared with oth
ers. Sea it first.
4-ROOM. .steam-heated, modern flat, will
decorate to suit tenant. $25 In winter,
(It In summer. 921 8. 13th St.
FELL & P1NKEHTON CO.,
211 Board of Trade Bldg
FIRST floor. 4-r . moc.. $34 So tth.
LA VERSA. 1811 Capitol Ave., modi. so.
front, furnished apartment, private
nam: aiso single room .
Tit IT flT PI .1 b b' 9'41k U A I, K- 1." V
The highest class apartment in the city.
i and Vroom apartments left. Call If 647.
X It 'HOLA8 4-room modern brick
flat, steel range, gas stove, kitchen
cabinet and water paid; $17.
RASP BKOS. POUGI.AS 1H63.
$4 00 Three large rooms apartment part
, ,i i arnsy - j
FOIl RENT.
Apartments and Flat.
The Athlone
4-room apartments
SUh and Douglas St
$0 summer; Jt winter.
Peters Trust Co.
M6JJ Firnim Bt. P. 89. O
Board wad ilMsit,
2529 CALIFOKNIA-Mod fjrn. rooms and
hoard In private fnm II y Red rVJ.
264 CHICAGO Home-made bread and
pastry; single or weekly. Doug. 61!W
BOARl and room In private family for
two gentlemen. Call Harney Y0fV
Waated Board sad Room.
YOUNG lady desire to work for board
and room In private family after office
hours. Saturday off at 1 o'clock. Address
H 5OT, Bee.
F-raiahea ko.
VISITORS Front room, married couple or
BriKiriiirii, iiian IJ'II0I1UI. in. 11.
ROOM for 3 gentlemen, private family.
Apartment T, dowry Court, VM N. 17th.
FiUS I'-CLAfS KOO.M,
618 S. 1STH sr.
ITH BOARD.
3 MOD.. pleaant rooms. II. 25. W. 75.
MOUTH room, beautifully furnished.
breakfast If desired. Phone II. ., a.
m. or p. m.
N. I6TH. 702, furnished rooms, steam heat,
fine view, third floor. T. 2023.
FIELD club district, 2 large front rooms,
new house, $12. H. HTM.
MODERN room, homelike, fine location.
Harney UTS. 507 N. 30th Bt.
FRONT nn,. newly fur., mod. with board.
Single or enauite. 241S Poppleton. T 2417J.
FUR, rooms, 2213 Douglas St. Red 6997.
ROOM with -alcove, or 1 rooms ensulte,
fine, for 2 or 4 gentlemen: $130. W. 4S55.
MOD., quiet rooms, walking die., $1.60
week and up. THE KNAt'F, in IS Cass.
FURNISHED room for rent, near frelgh
ton university. Phone Douglas 72S1.
FRONT room, newly turn., 14. D. 6467.
PLEASANTLY furnished room In private
family; $18 mo. Phone Harney 41M.
E26 8. 29TH ST . furnished room; prl
vale family. H. 4i08.
SPENCER, 1911 Furnished room; private
family; pleasant surroundings. W. 4at4.
Vmt aralahed Rooms.
5-ROfiM, modern. 1119 Georgia Ave. H. HIS.
Haaarkerplna- Rooms.
THREE nice rooms, housekeeping. 1111
8. 11th.
?2fi 8. ISTH ST. Housekeeping and sleep
ing, by day, week or month. Phone
Tyler 1021 W.
llatela a ad Apartments.
CALIFORNIA Hotel. 1Mb. and California.
Weekly rates $2 and up.' Douglas 7083.
OOPEN HOTEL, rooma $2 per week,
founcii Hiurra.
DOIxilv HDTEL-Modirn.
Reasonable-
llonaea and Cottages.
West Farnam
New brick and stucco home, Just boing
finished; three fine bed rooms and sleep
ing porch 2d floor, large living room and
dining room, beautifully finished In ma
hogany; 2d floor while enamel; $41 on
lease.
Peters Trust Co.
1S22 Farnam St.
Doug. .-
HOUSES AND i'LATi'.
$75.00 9-r., 414 a. SSth, mod., fine loca
tion. $47.607 room apart., 618 S. lfith, steam
heat. Janitor service.
$47.50 7-r.. apt., t13 S. 16th, steam heat,
Janitor service.
$42.fiO 4-r. apt., In The Harold, ,27th and
Jackson.
$40.00 7-r. apt.. 708 8.- 16th, steam heat,
Janitor service.
$40. oo 7-r., 6130 Davenport, Pundee,
modern.
$40.00 7-r., 3409 Burt, modern, garage.
12D.0O 7-r., 2ol9 Ames Ave., modern.
$30.00 -r., 6i4 8. 24th, modern.
- iid.OO 8-r., 2219 Capitol Ave., modern ex
cept heat. "
$12.00 5-r., 2611 Sherman Ave., modern
except heat.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone D. 706. H02 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
HOUSES FOIt RENT.
Seven rooms and hall, strictly modern,
hardwood finish In first story, 3 bed
rooms upstairs, one bed room and bath on
first floor, $30. This house fronts on a
paved street and boulevard, 2 blocks
4 1 cut car line.
( even rooms, sleeping porch and sun
fcoofn, new and desirable, exceptionally
fine view, quiet neighborhood, $&o or $w
with garage.
Eight rooms, modern, with two bath
rooms, In the West Farnam district, $50.
J. H. UL'MONT A CO.,
160S Farnam St. Phone Douglas 690.-
DUNDEE HOMES FOR RENT.
$40.00 7-r., 6136 Daver.port, modern.
$40.00 7-r. bungalow, 6115 Capital Ave.,
modern, hot water host.
GEORGE & COMPANY.
Phone D. 766. 902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
Globe Vau&Storage
.Stores, moves packs, ships; l-horse van
and 2 men, $123 per nr.: storage $2 per
mo. Satisfactory guar. P.. 4338 A. Ty. 230.
West Farnam
Brick home, nicely decorated, built-in
buffet, gas range and refrigerator; three
bed rooms and sleeping porch 2d floor;
large living room, dining room and kitch
en; finished in mahogany; 2d floor white
enamel. No. 3913 Farnam St. Rent, $46.
W. FARNAM SMITH A CO..
13M Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 1064 o
311 N 2Sd, T-r.. modern. $M0.
2628 Capitol Ave., 6-r.. modern, $23.
2633 Spencer, 4-r., modern, $."2.60.
1634 N. 29th, 4-r., mod. ex. heat, $12. ,
117 N. 21st. 7-r., city water, $16.
94S N. 27th. 5-r., city water, $12.50.
1416 N. 29th. 6-r.. city water, $11.
lf.16 N. 32d. 5-r., city water. $11.
4.J(4 N. 40th, 4-r.. city water, $10.
8226 Frahklln, 4-r., city water, $8.
3810 Camden Ave.. 6-r.. well, $11.
3723 Ohio. 8-r., well. $8.
CKEIOH. SONS & COMPANY.
Douglas 300. 60S Bee Bldg.
STRICTLY modern 4-r. bungalow, fine
location, excellent condition. H. 539.
4-ROOM modern house for rent, 818 8.
sTttu Ave. r or imuriniuun vn iiitj
4181.
-R house, mod., hardwood finish, hot
water heatl 6-r. nouse, moo., iurmueu,
all near cars, Dundee. H. 2668.
J. C. Reed
ttfxp. Co., moving
packing storage
1207 Farnam. P. 6)'l;
STEAM heat, all modern, .-room house,
also 4-ro.jm flat. 230 No. 23d.
tND FLOOR office rooms or suitable for
light mfg. wrignt ae taeuury, wjo a.
16th St. Doug. 16$.
4-ROOM house, all modern, free water.
104 N. sotn. i. u- uw.
T ROOMS; MODERN HOUSE.
18TH.
623 8.
MaggarcTs
Van and Stor
age Co Reduced
rates for 60 days.
Lata van, t men, $126 par hr. ; dray, I
men, $1 per br. 1713 Webster. Doug. 144
FOR RENT
Wj have a complete list of all houses,
apaitments and flats that .are for rent
This Hat can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. 806 8. 161 tl SL
Fidelity Storage Co.
Etcrage, moving, packing and shipping,
jeih & Jackson Bts. Phone Douglaa iti.
miatu " " Prts of the city.
OUSt'B crelgh Sons A Co.. Bee Bldg.
6-R. cottage. $12. 422 Isard. W. 6755.
$-R. HOUSE. 26J Parker, 12n. H. 320.
4-ROOM bouse and garage on 4th St, all
modern, $27 50 per moath. Call Doug.
47L8- :
(-ROOM house, mod. except heat, lit.
hS3 S. 21st St. Harney I7u6.
l-ROOM modern cottage, 71 So. 37th St,
fine location. $26 Webster 2-'H0.
NEW 4-room modern bungalow within
walking distance. Call Do iglas 7706.
FOU RKXT
lloeses and tottaae.
6 It. HOl'SK ; OAK FINISH. HOT
YVATKK MKAT. Also 7-tl. HOUSE;
FURNISHED; MODERN; NKAKCAKt;
IMM'KK. H.
tore and tlfllcee.
FOR RF.NT Country store. 24x40. full
basement, f.ve living rooms upstairs.
Address Y 217, Bee.
DUSK ROOM
Will rent private office, hll. In our
large offices, 4X Hre Bldg . to res pone lb I
party.
liar as.
GOOD ham, room for I or 10 horsea,
1917 Webster St fall Doneles 4s.
Farms tor Reat.
GOOD farm nta'r Omaha for rent or sell
at a bargain. 606 N. 10 St. P. 4147.
WANTED TO RENT
TWO unfurnished rooms for housekeep
ing, walking distance. Address B. 44.
Bee.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM RSClt LANDS FOR 8ALfJ
Klerlde.
FI-ORIPA I.ANP AT WHOLESALK
PRICES. $11 S to $J0. Nothing better
anywhere. loO.OHo acre to select from.
ft iN Nb.lt. ill old Board of Trade Bldg.
Good Inducements to reliable agencies.
Mlaaeaota.
kO-ACRF Improved farm, 20 miles from
Minneapolis, all under cultivation; build
ings, consisting of house, barn, 18x40, tool
shed, 16x40. hog house. Ice house, etc.;
harness, two wagons, Iioks, chickens; this
year's crop and everything on the farm
goes at $4.00(1.
SCHWAB BROS.,
1020 Plymouth Bid., MlnnesDoli. Minn.
Montana.
MONTANA CARRY ACT LANDS flP 006
acres now open to entry la the famous
Valler valley. An excellent opportunity
for the homiseeker seeking good farm
land for general diversified farming. The
rich soli. exhilarating climate and
abundance of water for Irrigation assures
maximum civp returns. Great for grain,
slfalfa, timothy, and for slock farming.
Ideal aDot for a home. Write, today for
booklet and particulars. Valler Farm
Sales Company. Valler. Mont. Bo No. 17.
WE have "just placed a tract of 5,000
acres on the market located In Broad
water county, Montana, at prloea rang
ing from tn to $14.60 an acre. Easy
terms. Will be subdivided to suit la
well adHp'ed to grain and general farm
ing. Will raise from 30 to 60 bushels
winter wheat to the acre. Sea this land
before It Is all sold. Join our next excur
sion. About one-third regular fare. Ask
about frco trip. Inquire or write E, W.
Maloncy, Plaxa Hotel. Omaha, Neb.
NAbraekai
FINE RANCH PROPOSITION.
4.01 acres In western Nebraska, $.000
aw'res. fine valley, abundant water, Ideal
location for live stock; price, $16.00 per
acre. Owner mlnht consider small farm
or good town propertv In part payment.
HICKS, 446 Md. of Trado Bldg., Omaha.
120 AND lju ACRES, 12 miles of Omaha
P. O. Fair improvements. $160 acre.
John N. Frenxer, 111 8. 15th St.
BIG BARGAIN IN FARM LAND.
Can offer five of the finest half-sections;
smooth, rich farming land, wesl of
Dalton. Neb., at $17.60 an acre.
HICKS, 446 Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
TO
GET
CHEAP LAND
We can offer five of the finest 320
acre tracts, smooth, rich farming land
west of Dalton, Neb., at $1T,60 an acre.
Hicks Land Agency, 446 Bd. Trade.
Wisconsin-
Upper Wisconsin
Best ua..y mul guncrm rop state in the
union; settlers wanted; lands for sale at
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
State acres wanted. Write about our
graslng lands. It lnterected In fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards In
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept.. Boo
Line Ky., Minneapolis. Minn.
RKAL KHTATK LOANS
CITY and Larm loans. 6. 6A4. 4 Dr CCUt
J.H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Nat l. Douglas $714.
It t VI N l',R( )S Loi, $50M and up.
VI All V ll L'fil'iJ-omaiia Nat l Bank.
HARRISON MORTON. 816 Om. Nat'L
WANTED City loana and warrant.
W. Farnam Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam.
CITY property. Larga loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 224 State Bank Bldg.
(100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam ma.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H;y. Binder. City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
act. CITY LOANS. Bemla-Carlbcrtj Co..
u 0 310-312 Brandels Thnater Bldg. ,
BEE us ilrst If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Nab.
ABSTRACT" OF T1TLK.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. X a. 17th 8U
Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice in Nebraska 206 Brandels Theater.
UFA Ij EST ATK- FOR EXCHANQK
FINE, smooth, clear land, near town of
4,00), for $10,0no dwelling In western
part of city. Will assume. Address E 625,
care Bee.
$i6.0oYFKUIT farm, clear. 7 miles north'
of Omaha postofflce to exchange for
flat. Will assume. A ddreaa D 623, Bee.
$5,000 STOCK o7 clothing, shoes, hats.
caps, notions and fixtures. Will ex
change for Income or land. R. S. Tumbull,
44S Bee Bldg., Hong. 6707.
Pianos for other musical Inateu'ts. D. 2017.
TO EXCHANGE for good business, 200
acres Colorado land at $26 per acre. E.
A. Crockett, Springfield. 8. D.
REAL E8TATF ACREAGE
Florence Acreage I
Bargain
Twenty acres, 2' miles northwest of
Florence, and but a short distance from
the macadam road.
Seveu-rooin houee, in good condition;
good barn and other outbuildings; nice
orchard, full bearing.
one and one-ciuarter acres In vineyard.
The owner of this property, on account
of family reasons, Is-compelled to move
to the city and will take as part payment
a good residence In the city and will price
this property right.
O'NEIL' R. E. & INS. AGENCY,
Phone Tyler 1024. 1.V06 Farnam St.
2 Acres
Very close to car, city water, special
price this week, $1,630. Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
20-Acres Improved
Close to Florence
Has 7-room house, good barn and other
outbuildings; has all kinds of bearing
fruit. Tills place will make someone a
food home, close to Omaha; fins locality. )
Vice, $7,5oO.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN. 1614 HARNEY. I
HEAL ESTATE NORTH BII)K
NEW, modern. 5-room bungakiw. Oak
Chatham, 22d A Ames; terms. Web. 4&.
ft KM, ESTATE SOtTH SIDE
Hanscom Park
District
Modern home, lot 60x150, eaat
front, beautiful location. Price re
duced to make quick ale. Let ua
chow you this bargain.
W. T. SMITH & CO.,
1111 City National Bank. D. 2819.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Continue, to Tile Up in
Every Po$ition.
MUCH BUYING IN EVIDENCE
.ot Only Foreigners, Ala the
Aatertraa Traders Are' Lead
ing I'P on Various Food
staff Cereals.
OMAHA. Oct. 6. 1914.
heat continues to pile up in all posi
tion. Wheat now In the visible of tlie
I tilted States and Canada combined Is
74.4;i,OnO bu.. or t.WW.Ono bu. In excess of
last year. In the face of the gains In
supplies In ail positions the wheat market
closed w ith net advances of SlfVc cs
terday. The strength came from the buy
ing of futures by foreigners, as there
were large resting orders In the market
at the opening and buying power was in
evidence on all the sharp setbacks. In ad
dition of the gains In supplies In the vie
Ible there were heavy receipts at primary
markets, the total being 3,498,000 bu. yes
terday. A feature of the market and one of the
helps, was the character of the buying
which was considered much better than
the selling. Besides the goodly amount of
wheat taken by foreigners, a great deal
of this grain was taken by the stronger
men In the domestic speculative world,
and which Included not only the west
and southwest, but the east as well as
I ha northwest.
Corn closed wllh net losses of SttSc.
The old bull crowd waa noticeably on
the selling side. Little rallying power was
shown. Caah sale were 116.000 bu ana
vessel room was chartered for 74.000 bu.
to go to New York at a rate of IHo.
Weather rather unsettled over the corn
belt.
oats showed a loss of after ruling
about c higher during the early part
of the session. Cash values locally and
at all outside markets were unchanged
to He higher.
Ptock vards clients were sellers of Jan
uary deliveries and packers sold January
ribs snd pork. Nearby deliveries of lard
were supported by some of the larger
pai 'h. The rash trade was slow.
v I was uncnangea to ic mwer.
Coin was unchanged to $e lower.
OstM wss unchsnged to 4e lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 56O.O0" bushels; corn. $.009 bush
els; oats, 4X000 buehela. '
Primary wheat receipts were 1066,000
bushels and shipments l.JnO.000 bushels.
gainst receipts of 1.768.000 tmshels and
shipments of 1.007,000 buehels last year.
Frtmarv corn receipts were O,O0O bush
els and shipments 158.000 bushels, against
receipts of 629.000 bushels and shipments
of 672.000 buehels lest year. .
Primary oats receipts were 1 ,6m ooo
bushels and lilpie,rit KW.OOO bushels,
RAL ESTATE WEST HIDE
28th and Douglas
Two Houses
Corner Lot
201 Douglas and 210 South JRth St. This
is certainly a dnndy little investment,
growing in value every day, as business
and activity keep on going west. Rente
for $27.50 per month, paying a good Inter
est on cost of propertv. When you are
through with the houses sell them off
and you have a dandy close-In corner for
some little brick flats or small apartment
houses. North and east front lot, paving
In and paid for on both streets. Inok
this up; nothing better on the market at
the low price of $3,660, and on very easy
terms.
Payne & Slater Co.
616 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg.
GREAT BARGAIN,
6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
IN WEST PART OF CITY
Reception hall, parlor and dining room
all finished In birch, nice slse kitchen and
pantry, full basement, with cement floor,
furnace heat. three bedrooms on 2d floor,
bathroom and stairway to floored attic,
all hardwood floor upstairs and down,
nlcelv decorafed and good aa new, at 3516
Davenport; lot 47x111, on paved street,
price reduced to $3,6iO; key first door east;
go see it.
W. H. GATES,
Room 647 Omaha National Bank Building,
rhone Douglrij 1394.
MODERN WEST FARNAM HOME
The handsome, modern up-to-date ten
room residence. No. 131 south 35th avenue,
owner leaving city, will give quick pos
session. Telephone owner. Harney is
FOR HALE Handsome, thoroughly mod
ern ten-room residence, on one of the
finest streets on West Farnam Hill, for
$16,500. Owner might consider small house
or vacant lot In part payment.
HICKS. 446 Board of Trade Bldg
REAL E8TATF: SURURRAJf
Dsrndee.
6-Room Bungalow
In Dundee
We are offering for sale a 6-room bun
galow, all on one floor, located In the
highest point in Dundee, overlooking the
country and the city of Omaha. Can be
had with ono or two lots. Located on
Nicholas street between 50th and 61st Sts
House has living room, den, two bed
rooms, dining room, kitchen and bath;
has fireplace, bullt-ln buffet and book
cases. All the rooms are nicely decorated.
First-class heating and plumbing. House
Is completed and ready to move Into. Can
be bought with a small payment down
snd the balance about the same as rent.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney Street. o
REAL ESTATE MISCJEUiNEOU8
WALKING DISTANCE.
A great big snap In a close-In 9-r. house,
fully modern. 6 nice bed rooms and Is
splendidly arranged for a rooming house.
Price and terms satisfactory tofyou.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
from a Bon Spavin, Ring Bona,
Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or similar
trouble and geM horse going- sound.
Doe not blister or remove the
hair and hone can be worked. Par
17 in pamphlet with each bottle tell
how. I..00 a bottle delivered.
Horse Book 9 K free.
ABSORB IN E, JR., antiseptic liniment for
mankind. Kedure Pginral bwellmgi, En
Urged Glands, Goitre, Went. Bruisci. Vari
coie Veini. Varicosities, heals Old Sorei. Allay
Pain. Will tell you more if you write, fl and
f 2 a bottle at dealers or delivered. Book
"Eridenre" free. Manufactured only by
Y-MOUNO, F. 0. F..1MTasl $L.8irln14.Ma.
NOW IS THE TIME
To bey RIKCR HEORWAN. Blflt futurs
nt SBjr Inituairtel Imm w koow af Nwrlr
1 retail star sow an4 plank c.t eipsulon
that prainla big thin, a lor pinut aharabuld
r. Compiat prlal raprt KHEg oo ra
quast. Aak far circular NO. N.
"Votklng to gall Vat sarvioe"
JON' EM A BAKER
BTOOK BaVOKZM
Cans Floor. It I-Kalla ait., a Brn4 St.
(TUoago 8fw Tork
Dlract arlvata wire ta New Tork aa4 Buatoa.
COTTON SEED MEAL
CRACKED
Cotton Bead Cake Oold stressed Cake.
From Texas Mills direct to you. WrUe
or wire ua for prices 011 High Miuda
Meal or Cracked Cake, 43 to 45 par rent
protein. Cold Pressed Cake.
T-X s cam orn zstrtmm oo,
SALX.AB. T-X.
gainst receipts of At OOn bushels and
shipments of 7f;,("0 bushele last year.
CARUVr RKCF1PT3.
Minneapolis 6fi
intuitu J.-.
Omaha l
Kansas City 213
Vt IamiIs 6.
12
18
63
Winnipeg 6
These sales were reported today:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 cars at V,
1 car at !c; No 1 hard winter. cars at
Ho, 1 cars at W. 2 car at Mc, 4 cars
at We, 1 car at lSc; No. 4 hard winter,
1 car at 1 car at WV J car at Wx
rejected ban! winter. 1 car at t-c; No. 1
'mixed durum. 1 car at !6o; No. , mixed.
1 car at io No. t spring, I car twhltel
at Ofto, No. 4 durum, 1 ear at !Wc; re
jected durum, 1 car at fcc. Oats: No. 3
white, 11 cars at 4:4c; No. 4 white, 3 cars
at 42Vc; no grade, 1 car at 41e. Rye: No.
I 6 cars at MV. Corn: No. I white. 1
car at 71V; No. S white, I car at 71c:
No 6 while, 1 car at 7c; No. 3 yellow, 1
cars at 66V; No. 3 vellow, 3 cars at Ae;
No. 6 vellow, 1 car at 66o; No. 6 yellow, t
car at 65o: No. 1 mixed, 1 car (near white)
at 67V. 1 oar (6 per cent color) at V.
1 car at 66o; No. 3 mixed. 1 car at 65c;
No. 3 mixed, 1 car at 6o, $ cars at 44V;
No. 6 mixed, 1 car at V; No. 6 mixed. $
car at 6.)c; sample. 2 cars at 61c. Barley:
No. 4 feed. 1 car at 53V, I cars as 53c.
Omaha Cash Prlcoa Wheat : No I
hard, 7Ho4! 00; No. 8 hard. 6tVff!V;
No 4 hard. MWSc; No. 2 spring. K'VSf'
$1 03; No. 3 spring, WV! 01; No. 4 spring
M1Ve: No. 2 durum. Vstf43e; N. du
rum, HOHJr. Corn: No. 1 white, 7Ht!r71o;
No. 3 white, 711V71V: Nv white. 7nvifi
71c: No. 4 white, fothc: No. white,
WflUlV: No. 4 white, HVf7fic; No. 1 ye.
low, 66iWSo; No 3 yellow. 6iVUiWe: No.
$ vellow. 6,f56c; No. 4 yellow. 64WgV'.
No. 6 vellow. 64vfiiVM-; No. 6 yellow. Mff
66c: No. 1 mixed, 64SfrtV; Nrt- 1 rnlxed.
4tr66c; No $ mixed, 6iii''-c: No. 4 mixed,
6SVir4o; No 6 mixed, tCMiMV: Nv 6
mixed, mviiw. lists io. wnue, -v
4Sc; standard. 42H4N2c: No. 8 white,
43i-fi42V: No. 4 white, 4JfflH2V Barley:
Malting. IT-TrCe; No. 1 feed. 4Rfl6So, Rye:
No. 8, SSWuetc; No. 8. 8RiS3V.
CHICAGO HAI AID rKOVIMDlK
Featarea of the Tradlag aad Closing
Prices s Board of Trade.
CHTCAOO, Oct. .-Notwithstanding that
wheat at one time today showed a sub
stantial upturn, the bears had the advan
tage during most of the session. A heavy
total for the stocks on band In the United
States, and Canadu counted agninst the
bulls. Trices closed weak, lWU'lV under
Inst night. Other lending staples, ton,
all suffered a net decline -corn. M)le;
oats. Hc, and provisions, 65V.
DomoNtlfl and Canadian slocks of wheat
were estimated at 100.000,000 bushels, an
aggregate of more than 7,0O.0OO bushels
In excers of the sum at the corresponding
time a year ago. It wss after the an
nouncement of this faot that the market
took a decided downward slant from
which there was no Important reaction.
Disappointment In regard to fresh ex
port business counted against the hulls.
It was asserted that the demand from
Great Britain and France had been well
satisfied for the time being, and that
only Italy and Holland were active as
transatlantic bidders.
Suspicion that export business was a
good deal larger In volume than had been
generally acknowledged formed the chief
basis of a temporary advance In wheat
soon after the opening. In this connec
tion, mills northwest of here were said
to have offers for Immense quantities of
flour. Including a single lot of UO.iioo bar
rels. It waa noticed, however, thst later
on there were numerous orders here from
the northwest to sell wheat.
Corn gave way under predictions thst
the government report tomorrow would
assure nn Incrense of 60,000.000 bushels In
the probable yield this season. Failure
of expected rains tended also to weaken
the market
In oats sentiment was chiefly adverse
to the bulls. F.xnort call waa declared to
have been lighter than for several days
Lower prices for hogs csfrled down
provisions. A contributing Influence was
the slowness of the rash demand for
meats.
Grain prices furnished y Iigsn aV
Bryan, office. 816 Houth Sixteenth street.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Bafy.
Wheat
Dec..
l
1 nnff i 09
1071,4
1 13V
1 07H
1 W
1 wo
May.
Corn
Dec.
May.
Onta.
Dec.
May.
Pork. ,
Jan..
1 lbWU' i 1
1 16'l
1 14V,
1 1BVt
674t
IM'VNH.IWHIHi
7H
7Wtf Jul
70SI
6!"i 6Vtfl-H70l4j V4
I I
41HI 47SI . 4RVi
I
4Rfi;48Vt
:M4m 61
60V!S0VBV 61H
1$ 10
60
19 10 I 18 62
18 62W 18 J7V,
P 60 ' 60
9 60 63V,
8 70 I 8 R6
10 44-TO! 10 60-70
76 I 10 in
Lard. I
I
uct..
Nov.
Jan..
62m
52V
t77V
8 45
9 46
t 70
634
l T74J76
nibi
I
Oct.. 1 10 46-70 10 46-70110 45-701
Jan..lftD 86 10 00 76
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 3 red
$1.0t.(&l.07; No. 3 hard, $1.0&84.07u
Corn: No. 3 yellow. 7.Va73c; No. i yel
low, 72Vo73l4c. Oats: No. 3 white, 4ol
4P4c; standard, 46Hi4714e. Rye: No. I
91'4a'92o. Harley, kTMOc. Seeds: Tim
othy, $4.fWi.00; clover, $11 .Of8l4 00. Pro
visions: Pork, $17; lard, $9.52; ribs, $10.60
11.86.
HUTTB1V fUaady; creamery, 24tf29c,
KOOS Higher; receipts. 7,232 . cases; at
mark, cases Included, 19i22c; ordinary
firsts, Mt'21c; firsts, JHWHe,
POTATOE8-Lower; receipts. 75 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin red, 4.146c;
Michigan and Wisconsin white, 43'aWlc;
Minneaota and Dakota, 45(9620.
POULTRY Alive, higher; springs. 14c;
fowls, 14c.
Mew York tieneral Market.
BUTTER Firmer; receipts, 14.731 tuba;
creamery extra, 3iV4e; special msrlc, SD'Vft
81c; flrats, 2JWieW: seconds. U;Z7C;
process extras. 25Hj26c; ladles, current
make, firsts, ZMttlc: seconds, 21i'21,4jc;
factory, current make, No. 2, mjic.
C'HEBKR Weak ; receipts, 7.991 boxes;
state whole milk, whites and colored,
fresh specials, llWaV,s; average fancy,
WtWhr; skims, 44t'ia4c.
KfKSS lrreuilar: receipts, 21,610 rases;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery.
whites, 424144c; state, j-ennsyivania ana
nearby hennery, gathered whites, 3-fi34;
State, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery,
browns, Slff33c; state, Pennsylvania end
nearby hennery, gathered browns and
mixed colors, Vfic; dressed poultry,
quiet; prices unchanged.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct.
WHEAT Market declined So in
early trading.
VU)Vn Unchanged.
HARLEY 63f!i!3c.
RYE S3ift4c.
BRAN $a.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 66f67e.
OATS-No. 8 white, 42Mc.
FLAX-$1.84'ftl.34H.
-
the
Kansas f'llr (irala aad Provisions,
KANKAff CITY. Oct. 8.-WH F.AT-No. :
hard. 9SWc; No. 2 red, 6lSc; De-
cemlwr, $1.00; Mav, $l.O7ri.07'.
COItN No. 2 mixed. 70c; No. 8 white.
72ic; December, 63H⪼ May, 67StP
67 c.
OAT" -No 3 white. 46f(46'4c; No. 3
mixed, 4141643c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6. WHEAT-Spot.
steadv; No. 1 Manitoba, s 4d; No. 8 red
winter, 8a 6d; futures, firm; October, 8s
Sid; December, 8s 6id.
CORN Spot, weak; American mixed,
new, 7s 8d; futures, steady; October, 6s
'd.
t. Loals Grata Market.
BT LOUIS. Oct. $. WHEAT No. t red.
$1.09-31.04; No. I hard. $1 0s!Vj'l .04V4; De
cember. $1.06': May, $1 12.
CORN No. 3. 7io; No. 8
77 We: December, 6f,Hc: May,
I'oriN-No. 3. 44i44c; No
white. 76'S
69 'c.
2 while, 46c.
Sasjar Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 6 SUfl A R Raw,
steadv; molasses. 4 37c; centrifugal, 8.02c;
refined, esay; 26 points lower; cut loaf.
7 4ne- crushed. 7 30c; mould A. 6HV;
cubes 175c; XXXX powdered. 6 6c; pow
dered' 6.60c: fine granulated. Wc; dia
mond A, 150c; confectioners' A, 6 40c; No.
1. 6 26c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-DRY OOODS
Trading in the primary cotton goods mar
ket was light today. Prices Irregular.
Cotton yarns showed a downward ten
dency Woolen and worsted dress goods,
weak. Demand for men's wear, light.
Bask C kearlaga.
OMAHA. Oct. -Bank clesrlngs for
Omaha today wers $.1,003,933.70 and for
the corresponding day last year $3,127,-
7S7 67.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
No Very Noteworthy Changei in the
Valuet on Cattle.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
l.amha steady ta Tea Teats
Centa Higher Feeder Sheep
and Uaka eady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 4. 1914.
Receipts were: cattle. Hois. Rheep.
Offi.lal Mondav 1$.JH 4 .M
Fstlmste Tuesday l(m v ssonn
Two days this w ek. .. i.7U .. T6.M
Ssme days Isst week..4," .S7 1.64
Bame days 8 wks ago.11.016 6 7S! M.0'2
Same days $ wks Bgo..vrr 4 30.097
Same davs 4 wks ago. .14. 521 4.?o.1 66..'i.2
Ham day last year ...1,41J 8.S81 84.311
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle hogs aod sheep at the South omaha
live stock market for the year to date, as
compared with last year:
114 1lt Inc. rw.
Cattkt ........ 7 168 710.5M 81. 376
Hoga 1,816 200 $fW.S 817,624
Sheep $.V3ia 3.326oi 61,445
The following table shows the prices tor
hogs at the South Omaha 1it stock mar
ket for the last few days. With compari
sons. Date. I li4.
imi.:ii . iisii. iWiQ.iis64.il1.
Kept.
81
6 641 4 731 1
Sept.
Sept.
Sent.
111 6 WVfc
k 41
4 6? I 47 8 13 i 87
21.
33.
8 40 I 481 I 4 Ml 8 431 $ 16! 4 61
Dot, 08l 8 46 1 6 61 8 4 i $ 131 4 73
Sent. 34 8 SOW 8 061 8 41 I 8 441 8 16 4 76
SeDt. 261 I -1U.I 1 071 4Bf 6 461 it 161 4 77
Pent. 26. 8 ltkl 16 8 66 14 87 II 4ft s si
Kent. 17 1 tl n I 56 1 I 44 18 16
. 7. 3 34 3 26 8 46 3 16
- 8. 6 15V 8 4M 4 14 8 32 8 06! $67
- 28.1 8 liy, 331 6 15 Si 1 98 1
;. 30. 7 87 8 V 8 68 4 1J 8 4l T 88 4 6
Sent. 88.1 6 151.1 ' Ski 141 8 321 8 061 I 6
bept.
Sept.
Oct.
7 8srk
8 811 8 431 I 8 641 7 7 4
Oct
Oct. I vl
I 7 V
6 181 8 44! 4 361 7 f6 6 63
8 Pi 8 68; 6 Sl 461 1 6 61
Oct
' 8 lit ft 89 4 J4 8 881 7 82
Oct." 6.1 7 (OM I 3 681 4 tSl 8 8il
Oct. 6. .1 7 70S 3 I 4 33! 6 40
7 80 6 46
7 671 6 81
Sunday
Receipts and dlsnoslHon of live stock at
the 1'nlon Stnc k Yard. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m. yes
terday; RECEIFTS C A.RS.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
P. M A ft. P....
Wabash
Missouri Faolfle ..
Union Baclflc
C. AV N. W east..
C. & N. W . wesl.
... 10
... 11
... 37
i
...116
... $
... 1
...816
a ii
19 32
4 i
18 17
84 140
St. P.. M. A O...
B. Q . east
14. A J., west....
I.
At P., east.
R. I
A P., west.
Total
receipts .
DISPOBITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co 674 726 1,930
Pwirt a Co Li m
Cudahv Packing Co.... 1.609 1.345 3,141
Armour Co 706 1.260 8.4M
Hchwarts Co -T
J. W. Miirphv SJ4
Lincoln Packing Crl ...
St. Clair Packing Co.... 10
Cudahy. K. V 363
W. fl. Vansant Co W6 ... ...
Penton, Vansant A la.. 166
Hill A Son 166
F. B. lw's 147
Huston A Co 2M
J. P.. Root A Son 806
J. H. Pull 63
L. F. Ilusa.t 123
Roeenstoek Bros 136
MeOreary.A Kellogg.... 163
Werthelnier A Degen... 438 ...
It F. Harralton 266
Sullivan Pros 83
Hothschlld 314
Mn. A Kansas Calf Co. 74
Christie inn
lllgglns 19
Huffman 1$
Roth .T. 1
Moyera 13 ... ...
Raker, Jones A Smith.. 71
Tanner Rros 05 ... ...
John Harvey 864 ... ...
D. A F
Klein
Other buyers 1,114 ... 26.739
Totals 8,148 6,113 40,633
CATTLE Receipts fslr. Total for two
days, 18.713 head. 6.000 head smaller than
last week, but about the same aa a year
ago.
Heef steers of good quality were very
scarce, there being no good oornfeds and
very few good rangers. The market on
the better grades waa a little stronger
than yesterday, or 104T16O higher for the
two daya. The medium to common grades
were steady and a little ineunea to oa
slow.
Cows and heifers did not show much hf
anv change, the trade being slow, nut
still with prices on such cattle as buyers
really wanted, generally ateady. In some
rases the reeling, It anyining, waa a
little weak. i
Good feeder steers were free sellers at
prices a Utile stronger than yesterday,
or lOfflfto higher than last weea. m
common to medium grades were ex
tremely hard to move at any price, neing
neglected from start to finish. It Is need
less to say that prices on cattle of that
description was downward.
Quotations on Cstlle: Oood te choice
cornfed beeves, $U.5'W16.60; fair to good
oornfsd beeves, $8.04)4).(O; common to fair
cornfed beeves. $7.7644V60; good to choice
range steers. $7.40O.0: fair to good range
steers, $1757.40; common to fair rang
teers, 86 00inl6 76; good to choice grass
heifers, $65fW7.0; good to choice grass
cows. $6.0004.76; fair to good grades, $5.60
Jr6.00; common to fair grades, $4.00(56.60!
prime feeders, $S IW6.40; good to choice
stackers and feeders. $7.6&.36; fair to
good Blockers snd feeders, $6 oOJ7 40; com
mon to fair stockers and readers. $6.0048
160; stock heifers. $5.BOlpS.T5; stock cows.
$6 tOfle.OO; stock calves, $6 S0.00; veal
calves, $8 00(310 26; bulls, stag, eto.. $6 8fx9
T.OO.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
II...
40...
6...
1...
I...
A. P. Ns. .
SIT I II 14 00
10 8 26
COWS,
toil to
CALVm
141) i on i ll 1
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
IM 4 40 V 10 1
WF.HTfcRNSWYOMINO.
16 calves... 869 8 16 89 feeders. . 870 8 70
3 feeders.. 866 t 70 66 feeders.. 817 7 76
23 SL cows. 843 f 16 $6 Bt. COWS.12U 7 75
WESTERNSCOLORADO.
18 feeders.. M3 7 00 46 feeders.. 105 TOO
86 feeders,. 1078 7 00 86 feeders.. 918 6 75
31 feeders.. 10K4 6 76 29 feeders.. 973
83 feeders. .1067 7 . 61 feeders.. 947 7 66
WESTF.HN8 BOVTH DAKOTA
16 St. rows
16 feeders..
1033 676
10 cows 878 4 66
U88 6f
NEBRASKA.
84 St. cows 1039 6 6(1
10- steers.. Km 86
64 feeders.. t 6 50
19 feeilers.. 640 6 50
$7 calves... 844 8 00
16 cows.,... 946 I 15
31 feeders.. 48 80
31 St. cows 7 S3 6 36
81 feeders.. 966 70
14 feeders.. 626 40
6 cslves... 153 8 60
8 cows H70 4 90
8 feeders.. W 190
17 feeders.. 600 6 26
27 steers.. ..140 6 75
43 feeders.. 10 90
14 feeders.. 939 6 75
1 feeders
.110
7 88
70
7 85
6 46
76
60
7 76
70
6 70
6 95
6 90
6 76
7 00
60
60
13 feeders
3k feeders.
.86
11
701
20 feeders.
18 cows
.1040
41 feeders.. 1047
1 feeders.. 44
40 St. calves 312
26 feeders., 860
7 oows 830
13 oows 1046
80 feeders.. 56
29 feeders.. 1044
1 feeders.. 13
86 feeders.. 876
61 Steers. ...1064
HOOS Receipts were fairly liberal this
morning, and with other markets all re-
forted slow at sharp declines, tlja local
rade opened out In poor shape. Ship
per buyers bought the best mixed hogs
and a few loads of sorted lights at prloes
that were quoltd as generally a dime
lower. Several bunches of mixed hogs,
with the weightier end sorted nut, sold
as high as $a 0t. Packers' first offers
were innde on a 15r lower basis, and while
nothing sold for quite a while, values
failed to show any improvement, and
when the bulk of the hogs finally started
to move, prices looked to be all of (&16e
lower, while some salesmen quoted Indi
vidual sales as a flat 16o lower. Trade
was more or less dull all the way
through, as sellers were Inclined to give
I the market a good work-out ueiore cut
I ti"g koae.
' Supplies today were sstlmsted at eight y
1 three cars, or $ 4 head. Total for the
tw'o days IS neaa, prmi aooui iw
Lvler than a week
ago, ana ouu larger
n a year ago.
8b.
Pr.
No.
fl ...
at...
41...
aa...
41...
74 ..
17...
At.
r.
I'M
.it
III
!40
147
Si.
IN
Pr.
7 70
7 70
1 7
I IB
7 71
7 74
t 1
Ik
.iU
M
s7
110
ia
7 id
t 44
t an
t i
1 so
1 an
T I
14
las
IM
M 140
tr jm r. i H
JS 30 10 7
II 11 ... 7 It
8" 1ft 7 s
i iw ; m,
M E ... t 6
it. : . . 7 nr.
M t-i m 7 TO
R4 ... 1 tl
r iw ; ;n
it .an i 7 7
M 2ii ije 7 it
?..
70..
74..
I .
7i .
71..
76..
I .
A..
HI .
?e
!.'8
.tn
i4
.tJI
Jl
.ITS
.114
..m
1M
T 86
7 W
7 is
f 88
1 IS
7 wi
1 ie
4 nn
s
I an
OA
HKKP A moderate run of some 38.(VH)
head here today, and modcre receipts
elsewhere, hsd much to do with msklng
anothsr active market, with fat lambs
selling generally steady lo dime higher,
and fst ewes steady to strong, trade be
ing almost as uneven as on Monday. The
finality of the offerings showed some
Improvement generally, snd the sorting
as a rule ws lighter. There were some
lambs at $7. at, a straight cut of which
went to the packers yesterday at $7 16.
The best lambs on sale commanded $7.60,
with the bulk of the holdings moving at
$7.0087.35. Some competition between
packer and feeder buyers was again evi
dent, but trade on this order wss not ss
largei The outcome wss in early clear
ance, as everything In the killing Tine was
we'ghed up hy 11 o'clock.
No important changea were apparent In
the feeder trade. Tne supply of feeder
lambs was pretty much the same, and the
bulk of the offerings moved In about the
same notches, the demand being fully as
J:ood as yesterday. As usual feeder year
Ings. wethers and ewes were scarce,
Wuotationa on range sheep and lambs:
Imhs. good to choice. $7 .3otr, .no; lambs,
fair to good. $7.(Orr7.30; lambs, feeders,
$4.00tf7.16; yearlings, good to choirs. $$.76
ffO.OO; yearlings, fair to good, $506.7ti
yearlings, feeders, IVSnVaA.TB; wethers,
yesrllngs, feeders. $M'ifJ3.9ri; wethers,
good to choice, 86.3CT5 60; wethers, fair
to good, 3ViioJ ?0; wethers, feeders. $4 10
fi4 86; ewes, good to choice, $4 naff 4 78;
ewes, fslr to good, $1 2&U4.60; ewes, feed
ers. $1 -yvhM 16.
Representative sales:
No. At. Price.
753 Utah reefler lambs 64
HI Utah feeder lambs 64
116 Wyoming feeder Umbo 64
260 W yoming feeder lambs 64
.150 Wyoming feeder lambs 48
40 Wyoming feeder lambs 48
S I tsh feeder Ismbs 53
117 Idaho feeder lambs 6
114 Nevada lambs 68
806 Nevada lambs 66
166 Wyoming lambs 67
ln7 Nevada feoder lambs 59
f4l Nevada feeder lambs n
'.'26 Wyoming feeder lambs 6
4 M
6 if,
4 70
6 70
6 16
6 15
6
36
7 26
7 36
7 10
6 85
6 86
6 m
6 8ft
4 15
4 16
6 n
6 On
3 60
4 on
6 40
7 15
7 00
6 75
8 66
i 40
6 on
6 Oft
J:l Wyoming feeder lambs 68
iio Nevadn feeder ewes 90
?40 Nevada feeder ewes 88
$'i0 Wyoming feeder I sin be 40
I4 Wvomlng feeder lambs 62
1.'." Wyoming feeder ewes $4
1H Nebr6ska feeder ewes 84
4(10 Wyoming teeder lamb 4S
1104 South Dakota lambs 66
406 Wyoming lambs J
417 Wyoming feeder lambs 61
1J3 Wvomlng feeder ewes 91
108 Wvomlng feeder lambs 4
$70 Wyoming feeder lambs....... 48
132 Wyoming feeder lambs. 60
01ICA4.0 LIVIU STOCK MARKET
tattle Meady -Hogs Weak 8kees
Steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. .-CATTLE-Rece1pts,
ij.ono head; market, steady, slow; beeves,
86.504111.00; steers, $ti.l!f&9.o0; stockers and
feeders, $5.2518.35: cows and heifers, 8.40
H.ll; calves, $7.60iTJ I1"5. .
HOUH- Receipts, 10.000 hsad: market,
weak 16Ht30c lower; Bulk. $7.Oiif.20; II .nt,
$. IO(St60; mixed, $7.5;it8.60; heavy, $4.20
$.35; rough. 37HO7..'t5; pigs, $4.75.6,00.
HHEEP AND LAM Ml Receipts 40.OIX)
head; market, steady to 15o higher; sheep,
$4.7()i.!"; yearlings, $i.60jj.0; lambs,
$6.0l"l7,86.
Kansas ftty l.lve Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 19.000 head; market, weak; prime
fed steers, $!0.00(fj 10 90; dressed beef
steers, $7. 754(9.76; western steers. $66031
9.25; stockers and feeders, $5.75fi8.60;
bulls $6.0(ui.W; calves. $6.50p10.60.
HOUiS Receipts, 19,000 head; market,
lower; bulk, I7.n04jre.10; heavy. $7.70r7.90;
? ackers and butchers $7.T6J8.15: light,
7.60416.20; pigs, $7.2Ml'7,75.
MIIEEP AND IMI18-Rerelp1s. 1,000;
head: market, higher; lambs, $7.00t1.40;
yearlings, 85.9A4v6.25; wether, $4.oo.l0i
ewes, $4 905.00.
St. I.oals I.tve Stork Market
BT. IUI8. Oct. 6. CATTLE Reeetptg.
7.80O head: market, steady; native beef
steers $7.50ff 10.S5; cows and heifers, $6.00
66; stockers and feeders, $6.004J.7.ai;
southern steers, $tl.M)iKS.O0; cow and heif
er. $400fr6.60; native calves. 86.00ftll.on.
HOtirJ Itecelpts, 14,400 hesd; markeL
lower; pigs and lights. 7.6066.W:, mixed
snd butchers, 86. 10. 8.60; good heavy. $8.36
6 60.
PHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.40J
head: market, higher; native muttons,
$4.00QS.OO; lambs. $7.00.7.83.
lsax City Lire Stack Market.
KIOUX CITY. Ia Oct. 1 CATTLE
Receipts. 1,000 head; market firm; native
steers, $R.0fK(I.6o; butchers, $5.86177.00; cowe
and heifers, $4 .4M.6.46; csnners. 84.00(fr4.60;
stockers and feeders, $5.70uM.t6; calves,
7.6D, light, $7.50in7.65: bulk or sales, $7.W
HOfJS Receipts, 8,Sf0 head; market 10o
lower; heavy, $7.Ot8.0O; mixed, $756
7 60; light. $7.60,7.56; bulk of sales, $7.60
l7.60.
KH EE I ami ia M tir neoeipis, s,
head; market steady; ewes, $4.50; lamb,
$5.6t7J.&5.
I '
tt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 8,500 head; market slow; steers,
86. 604)10. 25; cows and heifers, $4.2rVTj9.60;
calves, $6.00010.50.
HOOS Receipts, t.JOO head; market H"9
16c lower; top, $8-05; hulk of sales, $7,609
7.90.
HHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, t.000
head; market ateady; lambs, 86.76(97.48.
I
Lire Stack 1st Stgrfct.
' Receipts of live stork at the five prin
cipal live stock markets:
came. nogs. Bheep.
South Omaha
(hie ago
Kansas City .
St. Louis
Sloux City
Total
36.000
40,roa
1,000
1.406
8.000
33,800 56,300 82,400
Wool Market.
LONDON. Oct .-The fifth series of
the Itrit wool sales waa opened today
under war conditions not previously ex
perlenced In the wool trade. The at
tendance was large and demand was
animated for wools suitable for khaki
end other government uniforms. Clothe,
such as scoured crossbreds and all pee
advancer SO to 30 per cent over the July
rates, while greasy crosabreds ruled 10
to 16 per cent higher. The buying was
practically all for the home trade except
a lew bales taken for America. Merino
wools were not wanted and they declined
10 to 15 per cent. The offerings totalled
9.000 bales, of which 4.000 were New Zea
land and 1,600 Austrlana. Prior to the
auctions much wool waa said to have
been bought for Germany by neutral
countries, hut the government checked
these snd prohibited export of raw wool
from England to all countries.
Coffee Market. '
NEW YORK. Oct. 6. COFFEE No
i-hange was reported in the market for
spot coffee hero today. Cost and freight
? ,.rom Br"" re a shade firmer,
but business continued very quiet In both
department. IUo 7s were quoted at
o and rJantos 4a at 10"4c The clear
ance of 4000 bags reported from Santo
Jt!r i!w 0.rk today". w rumored to be
the first shipment of large purchases by
Csnadlan Interests which are supposed to
have taken the coffee In payment for coal
but the trad, seemed uncertain whether
It would be marketed here or elsewhere
The voluntary liquidating committee has
been authorised to gradually adjust mar
gins to the market price as developed at
Its sessions, and this action Is expected
to hasten the reopening of the futures
murker.
New York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6. MERCANTILE
PAPER 7 ier cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm; for
cables. $4 8u60; for demand, $4.0550.
SILVER Bar, 6JV-
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .-COTTOX-8pot.
quiet; American middling fair. $.$4d; good
middling. 6 82d: middling. 6.30d: low mid
dling. S.07d: good ordinary, 4.92d; ordi
nary, 4d; sales, 4.500 bales.
Metal Market.
ST.
lower,
4.624.
LOUIS. Oct. l-METAI.SI.ad.
$3.50i&3 62V. fpelter, lower, It-PrS
Bee Want Ad Prodac Reauite.
i.w fl.anu
7,000 14,000
1.W0 19.000
7.S00 14,400
1,000 3,600