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Apartnriti aad Flats.
Rental Service Free
Why worry whtn to find a housa or
apartment when w hv Hated vory
vcnt houe and apartment In th city.
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Douglas 28. Fidelity Storage ft Van Co.
Moving.
Packing
Storage.
Gordon Van Co
ZU N. llth St Phono t). SU or Web. '.VU.
BRAND N E W BO M rri" H iNO EXCE f
TIONAL. Seven-room brick dwelling, quarter
lrd oak, bullt-ln hook rami, kitchen
cabinet, full cemented basement, aeparate
vegetable cellar, full attic. Worth Inves
tigating. 8e owner, next, door north. 114
S. 25th ft.
t-ROOM modern flat, lilt Bo, llth.
fP-TO-DATR t-rem heated apartment;
excellent location: tlrst-claes ahape;
water furnished. Call Douglas 756.
ST. CLAltK APARTMENTS,
$3d and Harney Sts., 1 room apartment,
tall H. M7 or D. 6606.
FOR RENT
llonara and tottage.
Fidelity .Storage Co.
Storage, moving, packing end shipping.
14th A Jackson Sts. 1'hotie 8 '?
4-RWM modern, paved street, ortf-half
Mock to car. 120. 4.VW N. 21 h Ave.
.force and Oflleea.
IND FI.OOR office rooma or aultable for
light mfg. Wright Lasbury, 608 B.
lth St. Iioug. 162.
I, A VERNA, 112 Capitol Ave., mod .. ao.
front, furnished apartment, private
beth: also slnKle room.
S 00 Three targe rooma apartment, part
modern. 1B16 Elm Bt. Harney 4.
BRAND new St. Ioula flata, one block
from high achool. Tiled beth, hard wood
floors, iun parlor. $30 or $37.60 healed.
Also flats 612 S. frKh. $.!.
FRANK CRAW FORI), OWNER,
War Block. Harney 7636.
10-R. BRICK flat, strictly modern; walk.
Inn distance; good location; 2118 Chicago
St., 135.00. ..
J. B. ROBINSON,
Phone Doug. 8007. 442 Bee Itldg.
BLBGANT (-room flat, with sleeping
porch, afl modern, beautifully decorated,
splendid location, S11S Davenport St., first
floor, only $:I5.
C. O. CARLBERO,
810-311 Prandols Theater Bldg.
110 S. Z7TH ST., 6-room modern flat. $.
1004 N. 2th St, 7-room modern flat, 120.
SOL? Leavenworth, 6-r mod. ex. heat, U0.
1001 S. 36th Ave., 6 rooms, modem, $26.
J C. G. CARLBERG.
tlO-tU Brandols Theater Bldg.
Board and Rooma.
2K9 CALIFORNIA Mod. furn. rooms and
board In private family. Red 6TJU.
BOARD and room in private family for
- two gentlemen. Call Harney ?.
t MRN or man and wife can get board
and room in modern home, 3670 Fowler
Ave. W. W.
H'tatedBoerA and Boom.
YOTJNO lady desire to work for board
and room in private family after offloe
hours. Saturday off at I o'clock. Address
H 697, Be.
Furnished Room, -
VISITORS Front room, married couple or
genuemen, Doara optional. iei. m. ow.
t STRICTLY mod. room, adjoining, for
genuemen; 1J ana K. y hone Doug. 8214.
FRONT, mod. room, family of two; near
I4th and Ames. $8. Phone W. 6783.
WEST Far nam district, mod. room for
refined young man. 18- Harney 6868.
HI 8. 26TH ST., strictly modern front
room for gentlemen, in private family,
close In. 118.
, The Kellogg
New, steam heated, shower baths, ele
gantly furnished. 1464 Harney Pt.
FIRST-CLASS ROOM, WITH BOARD.
3)8 a. 1TH ST.
t MOD., pleasant rooms. $L$6. W. 7526.
24. 16TH, 702, furnished rooms, steam heat,
fine view, 'third floor. T. 2023. '
FIELD club district, t large front rooms,
new house, $12. H. 072ft.
ROOM with alcove, or I rooms ensuite,
fine, for I or 4 gentlemen: $20. W. 4856.
MOD., quiet rooms, walking dls., $1.60
week and up. THE KNAFP, 1918 Cass.
FURNISHED room for rent, near C reign
ton university. Phone Douglas 7281.
PLEASANTLY furnlflied room in private
ramuyj six mo, rnon riarney
126 S. 29TH. ST.. furnished room; .pri
vate family. - H. 4008. - .
BPENCER, lltU Furnished room; private
ramiiy; pleasant surrounqings. w. w4.
L'nf HrBlshed Rooms.
6-ROOM. modern. 1119 Georgia Ave. H. 1438.
Fnrnlsbed liosm,
-ROOM nicely furnished house, com
pletely modern except heat. On car line.
Webster 8046.
Hoosekeeplns; Rooma.
THREE nice room, housekeeping.'
8. llth. !
11U
Hotels aae) Jkiwrtmoata.
CALIFORNIA Hotsl. Uta and California.
Weekly rates $2. and up. Douglas 7082.
DO DOS, HOTEL-Modrrn. Raasooable.
Uoiises aad Cottaces.
CmtJAQO, no T-R. mod., clone to high
school; $46. T. H. Welrtch. Doug. 7655.
NEW CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
New 8-room, strictly modern. Hax
wey 6401.
8- ROOM strictly modern house In Al con
dition, location 2812 Pacifla St. Call at
080 S. 28th PL, or Phone Harny 2346.
4-11. COTTAOE, mod. ex. heat, newly
papered (yd painted, $20. Phone H. 4861.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, move, packs, ship; l-horse van
and 2 men. $1.25 per nr. ;. storage $2 per
mo. Satisfactory guar. D. 4338 & Ty. 230.
t-ROOM modern house for rent, 812 S.
85th Ave. For information call Harney
4181.
NINE-ROOM house, modern, hot water
heat, oak finish, panel dining room,
near cars, Dundee. Phone Harney 2668.
STEAM heat, all modern, 7-room house;
also 4-rm flat. 220 No. 23d.
J. C. Reed
Maggard's
arxp. Co., moving
packing & storaga
1207 Faroam. D. 6i',;
Van and Stor
age Co. Reduced
M.a dA .
Larg van, I men, $126 per hr.: dray. I
men, n per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. 14M.
rOli EENT
Wa have a complete list of all house,
apartment . and flats that are for rent
This list caa be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. HOt S. 16th 8u
West Farnam
Brick home, nicely decorated, bullt-ln
buffet, gas range and refrigerator; three
bedrooms and sleeping porch 2d floor;
large llvlnc room, dinina mom khh Wu..h.
en; finished In mahogany; 2d floor whit
W. FARNAM SMITH A CO.
1320 Farnam St. Tel. Doug. 14. -
-ROOM modern cottage, 7l So. SlUi ou
fine location. $26. Webster 2-r0. '
SIX-RXiM - house, strictly modern Uu
322J California.
f 10.0U Four-r. iiouse at 3215 No. 2U Av.
1 ivo-r., mi ar rimcK Ave.
$18.00 Flv-r. cottage, 3304 Frajiklln.
$16.00 Slx-r. cottage, 1811 Isard.
$18.(V4itx-r. house at 2108 Harney.
$25.00 Slx-r. modern house at lstw Loth
rop. $J6.00 Elght-r. modern house at 422$
diarney; large yard.
$.10.00 Nlne-r. modern house at 527 Park
Art.
W. If. GATES,
Room (47 Omaha National Rank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 12M.
Will rent private office.' 8x12. In our
larae office. 4.T0 Hee Uldg . t responsible
party.
DUNDEE) HOMES FOR RENT.
$407 room. 6134 Davanrort tit., modarn.
$4o 7-room bungalow, 6116 Capitol Ave.,
nioaern, not water neat.
GEORGE A COMPANY,
tu) City National Hank Bldg.
phone Douglas 764.
Iloiina D 31 Parts of the oity.
UVUlXa Crelgh Sons ft Co.. Be
Bldg,
KIM ELM ST.--room, modern, good
munwifiiowi, tn. namey 1610.
Tl" room, modern, oak finish. Oul
.1 Ave., nni.
RENTAL BARGAIN"
A beautifully finished 7-room all modem
home, at So. 2ih Georirl Ave)
Quarur-aawad oak floor, hot ier heat
basement with laundry, fruit room, etc'
Uarag in rear for t machine. $40 per
month with tua garage; $& without Call
Pouglaa 227
Baraa.
GOOD barn, room for t or 1 horsea
1MT Webster Bt. tall Po'lgla 48
WANTED TO RENT
TWO unfurnished room for hnukp.
Ing, walking amiance. aooimi "
Fee.
DF.KK or office T''e for rent, wltn heat
and light Bzz rarnam.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM RANCH LASDI FOB flALR
Florida.
FIORIDA TAND AT WHOLESALE
anywhere. IW.OiiO acres to select from.
tun is Kit, ZL'l tui noarn 01 irane nm.
Good Inducements to reliable agencies.
Minnesota.
80-ACRE Improved farm, 20 miles from
Minneapolis, all under cultivation: build
ings, consisting of house, barn, 18x40, tool
shed, 18x40, hog house, Ice house, eta.;
complete set farm machinery, two horse,
harness, two wagons, hogs, chicken; this
year's crop and everything on the farm
goes at $4,000.
SCHWAB PROS.,
MM Plymouth Hid , Minneapolis, Minn.
North Dakota.
FOR SALE A firm of 93) acres, miles
from Malhalla, NoPth Dakota. 3T0 acres
In cultivation. 120 acres In posture,
fenced; 30 acres In meadow, 150 acres In
good level land, small timber: 2nV acres
bluff land, heavy timber; spring water
In pastures, fair Improvements, a splen.
did stock and grain fsrm; prlc 426, term
to suit purchaser. Addrew, M. A. Walsh,
Rantoul, 111. (Owner)
Wlsooastav
Upper Wisconsin
Boat uairy and general crop iat in tie
union; settlers wanted: lands for sale at
low prlues, on easy terrns. Ask for Book
let S4 on Wisconsin Central Land Greet
State acre wanted. Writ about our
grazing land. If interested in fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., 800
Lin Ky., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loans. 6. 6Vj. t per cent
J.H. Dumont ft Co., 1003 Farnam, Omaba.
WANTED City loans. Peter Trust Co.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
I0JS Omaha Nat l. Douglas $715.
GARVIN BROS Loans, IWKi and up.
uuuo (Jrai, Nat l Bank.
HARRISON ft MORTON. 81 Om. Nat'L
WANTED Farm loans; Kloke Inv. Co.,
Omaha.
WANTED City loans and warrant.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam.
CITY property. Large loan a Specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
wcafl mag., isth ana Farnam eta
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan.
H. W. Binder. City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
f.o CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co,
v' $10-812 Brando! Theater Bldg.
BEE u first If you want a farm loan.
United State Trust Co.. Omaha. Nab.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
TWO SPLENDID
FRUIT BEARING ORCHARDS.
I own two 40-acre fruit orchards right
on tha edge of Medford, Oregon; one 40
with trees nearly five years old and 40
with tree about four year old; they are
all In fine condition and should come into
bearing next year.
These orchards are made up very
largely of Bartlett Pears and Newton
Pippin Apples, and are in a splendid po
sition, both for horticultural develop
ment, and' so far as the value of the
property 1 concerned, as the orchards
are right on the edge of Medford; a a
matter of fact, the outer line of the city
limits of Medford is a street which runs
along tha edge of the property. .
The state highway, cement paved, run
ning from Seattle, Wash., to San Diego,
Cal., passes through one portion of the
first 40, separating four or five acres;
property . In back of us, with more ma
tured trees, has brought as high as $l,0uQ
an acre; one 16-acre orchard produced
$19,000 In returns last year.
This I considered one of the finest sec
tion In all Oregon for fruit growing, but
It is too far away for me to handle.
Will sell or trade for good Minnesota,
Iowa or Wisconsin farm.
W. T. K ESTER, Vice Pre.,
Lord & Thomas,
Mailers Bldg., C'hlcsgo, 111.
Piano for other musical Instru't. D. 2017.
ABSTRACT" OF TITLE.
KERR Titla Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. (06 b. 17th St
Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska, 20$ Bran dels Theater.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
Florence Acreage
Bargain
miles northwest of
short distance from
Twenty acres, t
Florence and but a
the macadam road.
Seven-room house, in good condition
good barn and other outbuilding; nice
orchard, full bearing.
One and one-guarter acres in vineyard.
Tha owner of this property, on account
of family reasons, Is compelled to move
to the city and will take as part payment
a good realdence in the city and will price
this property right.
O NEIL'8 R. E. A INS. AGENCY.
Phone Tyler 1024.
1S05 Farnam St.
BUNCHES OF LOTH AND ACHES.
FRl'IT. OARDENINO AND LIVE
STOCK. Owner needs some money and
for $750 cash down will sell gardening and
live stock tract,- er 11 acres, near Car
ter Lake (northeast) and loan you the
balance of price at 6 per cent, also au
thortxes us to deduct $i0 for quick sale.
Has houae, well, etc., and owner will ar
range to plant part In fruit trees for good
party. Also bunches of lots equal to
acreage. CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
Paxton Block.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
MAKE OFFER.
. On two little houses of ( room each.
Rented for $14 per month; lot 48xlA with
alley in rear. Walking distance, at $8d
nd Clark St. ,
HARRY WOLF.
Ware Block. 15th and Farnam Sts.
Douglas toot.
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING
FIRST CLASS!
Living room, dining room, dea finished
In oak. kitchen and santry on first floor,
two bed rooms and bath on second, plenty
of closets, sll modern, furnace, corner
lot, paved street, only $2.ft. Take a
cash payment down, balance monthly.
(A G. CARU5ERG,
SlO-811 Brandels Theater Bldg
NKW, modern. 6-room huntfalovt'. Oak
Chatham, i'd ft, A men. terms. Web. 4.
RAL KSTATE WEST JlUE
West Farnam
District
Modern home, no objection hi sur
roundings, price redured. owner says sell.
Small sinount of rh down, balance like
rent. Let us sliow you 'this.
$.110. on terms, will bur modern 7-room
house, full cemented basement, hot wster
heat, good lot, nice lawn with shade
trees, cemented walks; 8 rooms on first
floor. 8 sleeping roopis ami bath on sec
ond floor. Iminedlafe possession, loca
tion fine, near Farnam car line.
W. T. SMITH & CO..
r. 2S19. nil 1: City Nat. Bank.
Omaha Neb. O
REAL ESTATE Kl'BVRBAN
liisdre.
6-Room Bungalow
In Dundee
We are offering for sale a troom 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 one or two lots, iocated on
Nicholas street between 80th and 61st Hts.
House has living room, den, two bed
rooms, dining room, kitchen and bath;
has fireplace, built-in buffet and book
cases. All the rooms are nicely decorated.
Ftrst-cls's heating and plumbing Ho'ise
Is completed and readv to move Into. Csn
he bought with a smalt payment down
and the balance about the same s rent.
Hastings & Heyden
18U Harney Street
Dundee
Lot Bargain
$1,100-
South front on Isard. third lot east of
Rlst St.. 60x136; paved street, paving paid
to date, beautiful view, fine surround
Inga Not another lot on the street for
the money. Discount for all cash, ,
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 163$.
State Bank Building.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Nice Cottage
'60 Foot Lot
Good 6-room cottage, modern except
heat, nicely arranged, beautiful south
front lot, M feet wide, with flna maplo
tree. Fairly good barn. Near car, school
and stores. Price $2,760. Easy term. '
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1009.
904-7-8 McCague Bldg.
MAP OF OMAPIA STREETS, Indexed,
also Omaha red book, vest pocket iie,
free t our office; two stamp by mtll.
Charles E, Williamson Co., Real Estate
Insurance, care of Property. Omaha. o
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
For Sale
A choice. Investment; thirty feet front
ing south on Harney street, between 20th
and 24th streets. Will double In value.
Buy it now and get the benefit of the ad
vance which 1 ure to come. Rent from
old house will help pay carrying charge.
W.H.Thomas&Son
22t State Bank BuUding.
Invest Your Money Witt ,Us
l4 our naw profit-sharing plan.
In amount of $100 or mora and
be assured at leaat
ON
YOUR
MONEY
7
Sao or write us about It
HASTINGS & HEYDEH
114
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COTTON SEED MEAL
CRACKED
Cotton $14 Cake Cold Proa sod Oak.
From Texas Mill direct to you. Write
or wire us for price on High Otadu
Meal or Cracked Cake, 48 to 46 per rent
protein. Cold Pressed Cake
TXXA8 CAXB ATD UMTXM CO.
P ALT. A a. TEX.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BCTTER-No. 1. 1-lb. carton, 80c; No.
L 00-lb. tub. 28c.
CHEEHE-Imported Swiss. 88c; Amer
can Swiss. 28c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
1 ;'; daisies lWc; triplets. 18Vtc; Young
Americas, lc: blue label brick, 18Vc; llm
burger. 2-1 b.. 20c: 1-lb, 20c: New York
white, 19c; imported French Roquefort,
48c.
FISH Trout, 17c; large crapples, 109
16c; salmon, U316c; halibut, SMitc; channel
catfish, 15c; pike, 17c; pickerel, 10c.
POl'LTRY Hroilers. l4A(,c; spring chick
ens, llc; hens, ll'al'-'c; cocks, 8c; ducks,
10c; geese, 8c; turkeys. 12He; pigeons, per
do., M)c; ducks, full feathered 10c; geose,
full feathered, 8c; squabs. No.' 1. $160; No.
2, fioe.
BEEF CFTS Wholesale price of beef
cut are a follow: No 1 rib, tic; No.
2 ribs, 15Vc; No. $ ribs, 12c. No. 1 loins,
22c; Km. 2 loina. 17c; No. 2 loins. 14c
No. 1 chucks. 12c: No. 2 chucks, 9Kc: Nu.
t chucks, c. No. 1 rounds, 15sc; No. 2
rounds, 18Vtc; No. 8 rounds, 12V;. No. 1
plates, ic. No. 1 plate, the; No. t
platea 8c.
Market quotation runttshed by Gillnskl
Fruit company:
K RC ITS Oranges : Extra fsncv Valen-
oias. Dtis. 112. UU. 160. 174 and 270. $.175
per box; Red Ball Va!enclss, all slses. $1 SO
er box. Lemons: Fancy Golden Bowl,
m and 3&s, $7 00 per box; Silver lord.
420s. auos and 860s. $.00 uer box. ADDles:
Bellfiowers. four tiers, $1.60 per box; four
tiers, five-box lot, $1 46 per box; four
tier, ten-box lot. 11.40 per box; fancy
Washington "V" brand Grimes. $1.60 per
box; fancy Colorado Jonathans, $1.60 per
box. Cantaloupes: Colorado Bur wells.
76c per crate. Watermelons: lo per lb.
j-iurus: iiauan prunes, l lu per low ; uvs-
crat lots, $1.06 per lb.; 10-crate lot or
more, $1.00 per lb. Peaches: Elbert a, 660
per box; loo-box lots, per box; 60o-
tox lot,. gOc per box. Pears: California
11 U . . tO AHA . - Ka , (ua I .., .
$1.96 per box; ten-box lot or more. $1 M
per box: extra fancy Bartletts, $2.6 per
box; tsn-lxjx lots, $2.40 per box: twenty-fiva-bog
lot. $2.36 per box. Grape: To
kays. $1.26 per crate: Michigan gmpea. per
basket. 190; w basket lots, use. tiananaa:
Per bunch, $1.75i$ 60.
VEGETABLES Cauliflower! Denver,
l?'-c per lb. Cabbage: 2c per lb. Onions:
Yellow, 2a per lb.; rod. 2c per ib. Pep
per: sue per basket, lomaioes: fancy.
Fiflc per basket. Cucumbers: Hothouse
(two do, in basket). 76c per basket. New
beets, carrots and turnips: ac Ova. r.
ery: Michigan. 36o dox. ; Denver Jumbo.
$1.00 per dos. Lettuce: Head. SOcfef 1 lo
per dos.: leaf. 40c per dos. Shallots: 1
ler do. Radishes: 86c per do a Garlic:
Italian, 30c per Ib. Horseradish: $1 46 per
case. Asparagus: Home-grown. Wo per
aos. rotatoaa: rw sso par do. sweat
potatoes: Virginia, VLW per bbl.; Jersey,
$4 !0 tier bbl.
Nl'TS alte.i peanuts. $1 50 per case;
No. 1 California waliiuta bf. per lb.;
pecans, ijwc per 10 ; rilbert, 10c per 10.
almond. 20c per lb.
MISCICI.LANKOCS-Shellcd popcorn. $c
r lb ; sugar walnut dates. $1 26 per bas
ket: limes. 8176 per basket: crackerDsrk
$1 ; rer case; per half cae. $1 7S. ' heck-
r rfi per case: per half case, $1 16.
HO.SET-$8 7j per caa.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Gorernment Crop Rrport is About
m Wag Epected.
ALL GRAINS ARE HIGHER
Wkest Closes Half tent I t, While.
Corn Is tar banned ta One aad
Oae-rnartk ' IMaber Oat
Are Adranelaa.
OMAHA, Oct , 11
The government crop report. which
was received right after the close, could
not possibly have been an Influence In
the markets on the Board of Trade. The
figures, sa sent out of Washington, were
about as expected on whrat. corn and
pats and as a consequence they are not
likely to become an Influence in any of
the markets right away. The volume of
trade In wheat waa comparatively small,
and on the decline the buying Iridlceted
a renewal of export Inquiry, particularly
at the board.
News from abroad was mainly bullish.
The summary of seeding and crop con
ditions In Europe, as furnished by the
Liverpool Corn Trade News, w as gen
erally unfavorable.
Northwestern farmers are delivering
wheat In a smaller way, as the receipts
at Minneapolis and Ihiliith yvsterdsy
were only MM cars, and at Winnipeg
were 6J8 car
t'orn closed' at advances of VtlV"-'
Export brokers In the oats msrket were
good buyers of that grain earlv to pro
tect llleral sale of caah made over night
abroad.
The decline of IfctMor In th price of
hogs over balanced all else In th pro
vision market.
Wheat waa He higher.
Corn waa unchanged to lc higher.
Oat were Vffo higher.
Clearance of wtiest snd flour were
equal to La9flo bushel; corn, l.ooo bush
I; oat. 72.000 bushels.
At Liverpool wheat closed Id higher;
om, Hd lower.
Primerv wheat receipts were loSO.onO
runnels and shipments l.lKl.uu bushels, u
.!.. .11. ... f 1,1 ...1 I mw.A 1
hlpments of 4.000 bushels lsst year.
Primary corn recelntn were SiiS.OUi bush
Is and shipment lsn.ooo bushels against
receipts of 897.000 bushels and shipment
of 6l.lW0 bushel last year.
Primary oat receipt were l.fl.0n0
bushel nd shipments 1.243.000 bushels,
against raoelpts ef 768.000 bushel and
hlpment of TM.ooo bushel lst year.
CARLOT Rtt KIITB.
Wheat corn, oais,
Ste.rs. t' W, l; b'ltrher. tu 1M TO;
rows and heif,rs. $tfvftlJo. cnnr. $4 00
M0; stocsera and feeders, nnfl;
calves, K6"Vl00, bulk of sales. $,'. ief
rv
H(XlS-necelpt. ?.ni head; market
lower; hesvy, $7 J0r 60; mWed, $7 SVT7 :
Hsbt, ritfT7'. bulk of sale. $7 ?f7 V
MIKK.P AND I .AM IIS- Receipts, 1,00
head; no prices
niir tf.o 1.1 vie UTotK mbkf.t
tattle ateady Haara Lower aheep
glove.
rHfCAno. Oct 8 - CATTI.F-te-ept
$,'") head; market steady; beeves. I
It 00, strs. Hril: aim kers and feed
era. $6 Vtiii ; cows and heifers, $14
$.10; calves. $7 oin
HOG.- Hecelpts, l&.onrt head; msrket V
lower; bulk of sale. $r 2iM7 ; light. $7
OA.X, mixed. $7. $:.: hesvv IT.OO-iiS 10:
rough. r.nof-7.0; pigs, M ;.mM no.
811 KEP AND UM Its-Receipts W.nf.
head, market slow: sheen. $4 Tf-ij.V!).
yearlings, $K 6i0 46; jambs. $4 OOjjT.Vv
Kawaaa f'ltv Live Stoekc Market.
KANHAX CITV. Oct. 8 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 41.0110 head: msrket steady; prime
fed ateera, $10 0tv,l 10 90; dressed beef steers.
$7.TMf 7S; western steer. $. 7tfr. 2T ;
stockers and feeders. $ ootr 80; bulls,
Ai.otkrt 60; calves. $ MfflO.50.
HOGH Receipts. 8,0nn bd: market
lower; bulk of sales. $7.407.V; heavy.
$TMV(f7.76; psckera snd butchers. $7 iy
1; lights. $7.fXf7.i0, plga $;.ntf;.M
8IIEEP AND LA M HS Receipts. t M0
head; market steedy: lambs, $7 lr7 .;
yearlings, " 2nrt r.. wethers. 85.IX: ;
ewes. $4 60fl5 00; stocker and feednr.
MOnr7C0. ,
I
t. I.oals l.lve Iteek Market.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt IJcht and Pricei a
Little Stronger.
HOGS MOSTLY TEJX CENTS OFF
Fat s,ee In Ooftd pesnand aad
Steady to llrssg Fat Laasbs
and All Kinds of Feed
ers steady.
SOI'TH OMAHA. Oct. t, 114.
BOtTH OMAHA. Oct T. 114.
Receipts were: refit. Hoe-a Hheeg.
Official Monday 11218 4 OW) $7.M
Official Tuesilst )M 6 2S7 J8.808
Ofticlsl Wednesday. ... 8.t I M7 82 40
Estimats Thursday. .. . $. $. l.o"
Four davs (Vila k MOLT JO 816 124 K2
..im days last week. W 0M 18.447 IC.m
Pame davs i wka ago..J1.6A.' ,r lrff.M
Pame dv $ wks sgn 82.OT 11 7.ft$
gam day 4 ski sgrv.ll.aM 18.r 101.24
fame days lsst year...2K,$j6 19.04.2 l2.l$
Tha following ubl shows th recelpu ef
rattle hogs and sheep si tn South umaha
live stork msrket for tn year to date, as
compared with laat year:
tsia. 181.1 lac Dee
Cattle M.iM 7:2,0
Hogs I.2;.A24 I.fM8,ll 218.872
Bheep I..Tfii.A $,7.10 2,44
Th following fabl shows tn prices for
bogs st th South Omaha, live stock mar
ket for th last few day, with comparisons.
ST. I.OI-1S. Oct a-CATTLRnecelpt,
$.800 head; market steady; native beef
steers. $7.WW10.6; cows and heifer, lit On
iiB.K; stocker and feeders. k(7 Ml;
southern steer. $H ornfjg.00; cow snd helf
era $0Ofr.o0; native calves. $. 0011 00.
JIOGS-Recelpts. J10 head; market
lower; pigs and lights, $7.ZWt; mtxe.1
and butcher. $8 16026; good heavy.
Chicago
Mlnneapoila ...
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City...
Pt. lioal
Winnipeg
...18
...7i
...Ml
... 46
...16.1
... 97
6K6
11$
42
10
to
$84
rm.x- r..h PriMi-U'liMt: No 1 hard.
7eft1 00; No. $ hard. J8c: No. 4 hard
VtT7Hc; No. 2 aprlng. 8ctrl.01; No. $
spring, 7eT1.00; No. 4 spring. MJ7;
No. 1 durum, 90c: No. $ durum. J8S
f89a Com: No. 1 white. TISsHc : No.
whit. 711C72c: No. I white TlSsc;
No. 4 white. HitWIHc; No. 6 white, .0HJ
Tic; No. white. W&Wc; No. 1 ye low
M&e; No. 8 yellow. 8rHe: No. $
yellow, 68j(MHe: No. 4 yellow, rj&VMT.
No. $ yellow. 64WSc: No. yellow
4NHc; No. 1 mixed. ttfftBV-: No. I
mtxed. 6WiHc: No. $ mixed.
No. 4 mixed. 4rc- No. I mixed 44.
No. 8 mixed. 4i41r. Ot: No. I wh te.
4342o: sUndard. 43H42Vn: No. $ white,
42442Hc: No. 4 white. 41,2He. Bar
ley: Melting. 6MOTc: No. 1 feed. 4S.!c.
Rve: No. 1 glHtfrW"': No. v!sj.
Tliese sales were reported tojiay.
Wheat No. I hard winter: 1 car. 84c.
1 . kw.' Nn 8 hard winter: .1 car,
WTUo: 4 cars. sxic: cars, w.
frro; t rare. 7cj r,V- ,',e; sa-T
hard winter: lU cars, 9fic; 1 car. e,
1 car. 4c; t ear. 4c: rejected: 1 car.
imro: 1 car, 2c: no grade: $ cars 92' .
I car. Slo; 1 car. 90c; 1 car. 88c; No. 4
mixed: 1 car. 3V". No I durum: I cars.
0c; No. I durum, mixed: 1 car. $0c. No.
4 durum: car. 87t4c; No. 4prfng: Vf.ar
I. "oSa-NoT". wlTlte: 1 r i?V: N
8 white: 16 car. ffii No .wh.,uJ..1
4J4e; 11 car. 42e; relected: 1 car. c.
no krade: 8 cara 4lCao; 1 car. 4U4c; I
cara 41o; t rr, 40c. Ry No. I: IV cars.
KcTVfo j: 1 car. 82c. Corn-No. white:
8 w , Se: No. 1 yellow; ir,
No. i yallow: 1 ear.' Aa; 'ar,
, ec: i car, e&V:
No. 5 yellow: I r, Hc N.
8 vellosr: 1 car, (local , 86c; No. I
mixed: 1 ear fnear white., gTe; IV. c.r
SucTNo. 2 mixed. I car, (near white)
mc: 1 car. 6Hc; 1 fr' 65V,:, Nw i
mixed: car., fcc; I car. 86V-; M. 6
mixed: 1 car. 6c: sample: 1 car, tsv,c.
Barley No grade feed: 1 car, 4ic.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of tha Travalac aad Closing
Prices mm Board of Tradev
CTnCAOO, Oct. .Revival of export
business tody gave the wheat market a
decided upward turn. Clolng pric
were steady at lHo to Jc net advance.
Corn finUhed Vic to ty6e "P. oat with
a gain of 4v4ic and provisions unchanged
to 40c higher.
Liberal export sale of wheat wore an
nounced here and at Duluth and Winni
peg. The Chicago sale, which were of
wheat to be hlpped by way of the gulf,
amounted to eOO.OnO bushela. Heavy buy
ing of tha December option her was said
to be for the account of exporter at the
eastern seaboard. It wa only by degrees,
however, that the extent of the trans
atlantic purchaalng became known, and.
although th market opened some higher
In sympathy with LWerpool, the coura
of price for a while wa rather tr.
teady. Corn advanced with wheat after a mod
erate early decline, due to the bearish
showing of the government crop report.
Wet westher counted against the hear
and so. alio did report that a remark
able Increase had taken place in th us
of glucose as a substitute for sugar.
Strength in osts came chiefly from big
sale to shippers. It waa said that 600.000
bushels were taken for export.
Although provisions at the outset were
weak with hogs, the msrket later scored
the best advance In some time. Shorts,
who were the chief buyer, were influ
enced by the strength of grain snd by
the backwardness of sneculattv offer.
Grain price rumrsbed by Logan A
Bryan, office. 215 South Sixteenth street
Whestl 1 I I I
I.ow. I Close ! Yes'y
Artlclel Open. I High.
Whestl i
DeeJl O0l
May U 14SVI
corn 1
Dec.. 1
T
1 1041
1 14 I
T4WTle7aril
May.'WTOI 7041
Oat. I I I
Der..!4r4T'4! . 48SI
May.61V460i61St14'
1
I 18 60 I
Pork.
Jan.
Lard.
Oct
Nov.
Jan.
Rib. I
Oct.. 1 10 n
Jn.. 74'
40
40
70
18 S
I
I I 72t
I 72m
o-2Hi
1 vrv
1 IV. I
8l
4Tit
60!
I
1.
10 7(
18 60
t 40
40
70
1 '4l
1 16l
1
7Vr.'
70,'
4V
18 16 I
9 80
! 10 40 I
7V
72,
70 I
80 I
10 70 I
90 I
1 or
1 14S4
87
talk
48
WV
18 66
t 40
S 42V4
70
10 W
8 Ti
New fork Generml Market.
NEW YORK,' Oct. 8. SI T A R Raw.
teady; molasses. 4.87c; centrifugal, $02c;
refined, easy; 25 point lower; cut loaf,
7.40c; crushed. 7.30c: mould A, gfcV;
cubes. 6 76c; XXXX powdered, &e; pow
dered. $ "c: fine granulated. 8 611c: dia
mond A. 6.60c; confectlonor' A, 40.-; No.
1, Uftc.
BUTTER Firm: receipt, 5.4M tub;
eroamery extra, lie: s peels I marks, 21 Vi
firsts. t'SVc conds, 2fa27Vc
CHEE1 Cnaettled; state whole milk,
fresh pell. white and colored. 15W9
15V; average fancy, 16c,
rJGOB Irregular; receipt. 14.21! case;
tate. Pennsylvania and nearby hennory
whites, tifa 46c; gathered white. 31uUc.
Mlnaeapolts Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. I. WHEAT May,
$1 08; Deoeralier. $1 14S: No. 1 hard. 81.10;
No. 1 northern. $1.07tLOri4; No. $ north,
ern. $104S6107S Wheat wa tip le on
early trading.
FInrR StesdT.
BARLEY 6.'i4c.
RICE .V34e.
BRAN $!l.00.
CORN No. I vellow. 8MTe.
OATti-No. $ white, 43VyS43c.
FLAX-$LI2V4J't 88.
-
Bvaaorated Applem and Orted Fralt.
NEW TORK, Oct I. EVAPORATED
APl'LKJl-Nomlnai.
DRIED FRL'ITS Prune. unsettled.
Apricots and peaches, dull. Raisin,
steady.
Metal Market.
PT. LOT-IS Oct. $. METAT. Lad.
duU at $2.60. Spelter quiet at $4.75.
aioax (Mr Uve Stock Market.
SIOl'X CITT. I. Oct. l-CATTI.e-Receipt.
too head; market steady; natlv
Mew York Money Market.
NF.W TORK. Oct 8.-M KRCANTIIJC
PAPER-4r7 per cent.
STERLING KXCHANOK-steady for
cables at $4 877Mj4.lwifi; for demand, $4 ?$
f4 9726.
PlLVEat-Bar. 82HC.
Itaak Clearings.
OMAHA. Oct. I Bank nleartng for
Omaha todsy war $8,878,016.58, and for
the corresponding day last year $2.561,.
114.18.
Saarar Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. S.-eUTOAR-RB w,
weak; molasses, 111c; centrifugal, 4.78c.
refined, quiet
Draining Belgium
of All Foodstuffs;
Mines in Brussels
(Copyright. 1014. by Presa Publishing Co )
LONDON. Oct. 8. (Special Cablegram
to New York World and Omaha Bea) A
Time correspondnnt, In Belgium wires
that German troop are clearing the
fields In the neighborhood of Brussels nf
everything edible beets, potatoes, turnip
and grain and running It Into Germany
by special train.
He also ststes that tha pavement In
front of tha Hotel de Vllle, th Palais de
Justice and other public building hv
been mysteriously lifted and relald, point
ins to th laying of. mine by tha Ger
man. A heavy barricade 6f sandbags
ha been thrown up around the Palais
de Jutlce, and gung new point down th
Rue da la Regence, th Quartlr des
Minim, Avenu Louis and Rua Saint
Gillie.
Money for Missouri
in New Rivers' Bill
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Ort 8.-SPeel
Telegram.) In the distribution of the
twenty million of dollar which congress
passed a a compromise maasur for th
river and harbor bill, tha secretary of war
stated today that 850,000 had beea set
apart for the Improvement of th Mis
souri river from Kansas City to th
mouth, from Kansas City to Sioux' City
$50,000 and from f loux City to Fort Ben
ton. $60,000
The bill, a reported to tho senate, ap
proximates $2,000,000 for a six-foot chan
nel between Kan City gnd th mouth
of th river; between Kan City and
Sioux City $160,000, of which amount at
leaat 175,000 might be expended for bank
revetment work, and $1,000 from Sioux
City to Fort Benton.
The amount allowed by th secretary of
war under the compromise bill for river
and harbors, which became a law on Oc
tober 1. for tha stretch of the Missouri
river above mentioned. I believed suf
ficient to carry on th work until th
early spring.
Pat. I 1S14 1111 lftll UHIK-UIO H
Sept 2W I I I $, Mi $ ill I 171
Sept II I 604 I 4u 111 I 471 I 12 I 81
P-r. 22. I 40 I 081 J $ 681 $ 48 $ 101 I 81
nt. 28. I PVSi I M 4 I 681 I 4 I 12 71
Pt 84 8 6 0j 8 41) I $ 44 8 14, i
Bept 261 8 t 7. iSt t 4i 4 8 14 t 17
Sept. Ml I lu,, 8 1M I Ml 87 $ tftj '
Sept. 27. 8 l' 8 8ft I 7j I 41 $ 15
Het. 88.1 I UUI ' 8 461 8 14 I 8W $ M -
Bnt 1 I liu 1 III 1 1 li. I 1 Itii ( w
SS-Pt SO.) 7 tr.'A, 2S 8 f! t 12 I 41 j T 88, 6
ci.
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
1..I T 81fl 8 SI I I 48i I $ all 1 87 '
III 8Va I Ui 8 44i I R! lIMJIM
I. . I 7 , 8 to $ to, 4 2l $ 4 4 il
4.. I 1 8 16 8 $ I 24 8 T 7 !
$.1 7 $2S 1 SI 28 I 27i 7 80: 46
1.1 ?ofc. i a ml I m a 40 f rr , 11
7.. I 7 6044 1 7 ti 711 4 421 8 47, 1 641 4 14
$..' .ini8rr I a $7 1 : 57) U
Sunday.
Recelpu and dIipitlon of llv stock t
Ih I nlon Stock Yrd. South Omsha, for
twentv-four hour ending at 8 p. ro. yea
lerday: . RKCEIPT-CAR8
Cattle Itogs. oneep.
C, M nt. r 1
Wabash I
Missouri Pacific 14
l.'nlon Pacific 25
C. A N. W., eat.... 1
C AV N. W.. west....l
C, St. P., M. A O... 1
C, B. Q., east.... 1
C, B. A Q., west... .27
C, R. I. A P., east.. 2
C, R, I. A P.. weat. 1
Illinois Central 4
Chicago Gt West... 1
I
17
4
SI
t
2
st
7
12
terdsy. Phipliers failed tn huv very maef
hoa. and the best price paid for a full
lnsd was $7.o, with a few head a high
as $7 86.
Representative ssles:
A.
... tit
Ml
8ST
Ill
l
mi
Ill
nt
:i
i
TV!
Ml
t?4
t8
ttn
r
r
!l
. . v4
HEEP-
7
1
7 tl
7 ft
1
7 t
7 n
7
7
1 M
T
7 M
7 J
7 K
1 M
t
7 1:14
7
7
7 40
7
No.
e . . .
78....
M ...
tl ...
T
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7 ...
4....
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74 ...
71 ...
47. .. .
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ri
tM
t
ft
4t
j
, .24
. 2
,.yt
. tn
, l)
..4
. .!
..Hi
. 24
.in
P. Pr.
... 7 4
tan 7 40
n 1 4S
o
Kl
7
1 44
t "
7 4e
7
1 4
t 45 14
7 4
7 W
7 44
1 48
7 4
7 46
f 4
7 4
14
I 7 SS
l 1
t
lght receipts with little or no
rhsnga In the qusilty of the offerings
were smong ths features or the sheep
mnrket. While some fst lambs and ewes
sold earlv at price fully steady with
Wedneailsv. the bulk of the holdings wera
Picked up In rather leisurely fashion at .
early morning prices, though In th ease J
of fat ewe some sales looked stronger.
Packer buy. ra were only fair eompetltora
compared with yesterday and It we late
In tha forenoon before anything Ilka a
rlernce was effected The top on lambs
was 17.."") ssaln this morning and most
of th decent killing lamb, sold at fJ.tft,
with some Kss desirable kinds on down to
IT on, weight and quality as usual fixing
tha price. Some traders thought that the
general iiiallty of the ewe offerings wss
a little better, the range being largely t
$4 50)414.76. practically a high a at Chi
cago. Quotation on rang aheep and lamb:
fiambs. good to choice. I7,.K(T7 40; lambs,
fair to good. $7.0OT7.SO: lambs, feeders,
$' 0O4J7.18; yearlings, good to choice. 88 7$
M00; yearling, fair tn good, $04J-TS:
yearlings, feeders. $8 8orfj7S; wether,
yearling, feeder. etfj an; wether,
good to choice. $8.2Ofr$0: wether, f1r
to gaod, tY0OiI6.10; wether, feeder. $4 48
QM, ewes .good to choice. $4.MtN 86;
ewsa, fair to good, t4.2Ti4if4.60; ewe, feed
er' $1 (Wt4 18
Representativa le:
No
w Wyoming feeder lambs .
HO Wyoming feeder lamb..
182 Wyoming feeder lamb..
IfiA Wyoming feeder iamb..
711 Wyoming feeder lambs .
8H7 Wyoming feeder lambs.,
274 Wyoming feeder lamb..
181 Wyoming feeder lamh..
841 Wyoming feeder lamb..
171 Wvo. vlga and wethers ..
117 Wr. ytg. and wetber.
wether
At Price
Total receipts. . ..86
DISPOSITION H KAD.
Cattle. Hog.
248 7m
Morris A Co.
Swift A Oo
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
SchwartJ A Co
S. Omaha Packing Co.
Clidahy from K. C
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton Vanaant-Lush
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B Rant A Co
J. H. Bulla
Rosenstock Pro
McCreary A Kellog
Werthelmer A Drgen..
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Hros
Rothschild
Mo. A Kansa Calf Co.
Christie
Htgglns
Meyers
Baker. Jones A Smith
Tanner Bros
John Mr.rvey
p. A F ,
Kline
Cther buyer
Totals
257
!74
806
....
31
140
in
10
121
6
86
7$
:l
42
2
80
JO
lit.
26
16
12
$
34
12
80
48
88
tM
1.284
1.71t
1.4!1
Sheen.
I. Ml
1.751
,Jgf
.779
Cops Won't Allow
''Dipsno Lay Off
CHICAGO. Oct. I.-Dctall of th or.
ganisaiion o a picspocaei trust, u al
leged affiliation with certain policemen,
a list of more than fifty aaloona said to
be recognlzad as headquarters for pick
pocket and a list of 100 men known to be
professional pickpocket war given to
the city council crime commission todsy
by Edward W. Alts, an Investigator em
ployed by th commission.
So keen were the police at on prom
inent downtown comer for their daily
share of the pickpocket profits. Alts' re
port averred, that the regular thieve
who worked on th corner were not per
mitted to take a few day off to work
th atat fair until they had arranged to
put substitute to work.
..1804 $.714 l.m
CATTLE-Receipt this morning wer
light, only 82 car being reported In. This
leave the total for the tlv day this
w8k fLi"-967 hd.. being a falling off of
ovar 7.008 head as compared with last
week, and the smallest of any time since
four week o. Still recelpu are fully
as large as during th corresponding
period of laat yr.
Cow and heifer wer also In good de
mand and tuff that appeared desirable
in th eye of buyers moved quite freely
at stronger prices. Cows and heifers are
now lOftsfcc higher for the week.
The fresh receipt of atocker and feed
er were light, while th demand wa
quit brisk and desirable kinds were soon
disposed of. Price were again stronger
or around 16&26C higher than last week.
Quotations on Cat'ls: Good to cholc
cornfed beeves, $6"01O6O; fair to good
oornfed beovoa, $8.tHi4b.60; common to fair
cornfed beeves, 7 7143. 40; good te chetc
rang steers. $7.40rtf40; fair to good rang
tear. $4x7617.40; common to fair rang
steers, K0wt4 7i; good to choice grass
heifer. $H.&i'7.U; good ta cholc grass
cows, $ti.flt24l76; fair to good grde. $6 6
a 00; common to fair grades, 84 0OTT6 50
prime feeders, $.2V(i4.40; good t cholca
tockr and feeder, t7.6uti4.26' fair to
good atocker and feeders, t4-6Cft7.40; com
mon to fair stocker and feeders, 18 0041
ttO) stock heifers, $8.loS4.TS: stock cows,
M.ftftTN.OO. stock calve. $4.6TJ8 .00; veal
calves. $8.00(4110 J&; bull, stags, etc., $6 2641
7.00.
Kapreaantatrv sale :
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr.
:. At. Pt Ka At. Pt.
II 1174 8 44 14 ltul M
I. W. W.'s Mobilizing
For Attack on Butte
HELENA. Mont.. Oct I. Presumably
headed for Butte, as many as 1,600 In
dustrial Workers of tha World are scat
tered along tho rout of th flreat North
ern railroad between Groat rail and
Fargo, N. D , according to information
given to Oovernor Samuel V. Stewart
today by railroad official.
Tb railroad official reported to th
governor that many of the men wera
armed and war forcing tha railroad men
to permit them to ride.
Bea Want Ad Prootiew Tuesult.
Braatlfal Osuka la Paaorwaal
View a.
Tha Omaha Bea has spent more than a
year In tha preparation of a set of pano
ramic views which would give outsiders
a correct Idea of what Omaba la like and
ha a handsome souvenir booster for the
city.
The bird s-y view show bow th dif
ferent section f Omaha look and glv a
splendid impression of Omaha's ft Restruc
ture, the wholesale and retail districts,
hop, stock yard, residential aad park
section.
Th book 1st ran b mailed er It make
an omamontal addition to photogrophlc
collsctloss. Oa sale at Tha Bo offica or
tl
. 87 4 44 I....
14 4 40 ' t
TM 4 4 1
! 4 71 t
n 4 14 t
soo T 8
.. MO 4 T I
M 4
HEIFERS.
aw 14 a
HULLO.
M I I
7 I t 1
18 t
7M 4 4 1
40 I 14
CALVES.
IT 7 4 7
STOCK RM AND FEEDFK
7 I 44 14 tit 4 44
vY ri 1 BK.VS-NEBRASKA.
. MO 4 45
.1W 4 M
.M IH
. fO 4 IS
. fe 4
. ui 1 lo
lno 8 M
. 684 t St
ih t at
1H i M
.ism t at
m a at
241 I 88
7 feeders. .1182
48 feeder.. KM
18 feeders . 914
II feeders.
I feeders.
I feeder.
28 feeder. .1004 I 40
17 feeder.. 8!7 4 84
11 feeders.. M0 8 46
tO steers. ...IMS 7 SO
1! heifers...
81 heifers...
44 feeders..
18 steers.
7 28
7 20
4 60
77 4 88
72 40
717 4 40
WYOMING.
814 4 00 14 heifers.
84 ( 60 lu feeders
85 $ 00 17 feeder
t cows.
W4 5 86
42 4 M
til 7 70
46 7 86
80 6 90 15 feeders . 7W t 40
2$ feeders.. 718 I 60
NEVADA.
20 steers.. ..17 1 46 42 steers...
4' steer.. ..IO04 186 M steers...
6$ steer.... 1074 I 86
SOUTH DAKOTA.
21 heifers... 764 4 60 14 feeder.
COLORADO.
7 ateera... . 886 6 76 49 steers...
24 feeders.. IM 1 26 feeder.
44 feeder.. 667 7 10 ( feeder.
1 feeder.. .1040 4 60 f heifer..
11 heifers... 614 26 1 steer.
1076 $ 46
177 I $6
5J I 86
126 I 75
1043 T M
64 26
811 I 04
1000 $5
Frank Znk A. D.
t cow M) ITt t cow 840 I 00
1 row TWO 4 75 I feeder . 1084 4 00
12 feeder . 1140 4 85
HOGS Supplies amounted to nmethlng
like eighty-seven cara. or 6.8u head. For
th week th total is 10,610 had. being a
gain of mom than 2.000 head our a week
go. and over 1.000 head larger than a
year ago.
Tha situation in tha bog market re
mained unchanged this morning, and
prices continued to move downward, th
fresh decHns amounting to generally 10c.'
Early bids wore around 16c off, and for a
long timo pauksr refused to better theee
f ur vires. Later on. however, offer on de-
strabl right and butcher, and In fact.
on a few of the best neavteo, strength
ened up. aud when tho big snd of th
supply flnslly started to move the pricea
paid for this sort o stuff were uot over
a dim loner at the outside, and wer
generally quoted a 10c lower.
Tb trade w as oa the a hoi dull aad
generally l"c lower. Bulk of the hog
noted at $7 JoyV j, the long string sell
ing at $7J6cjJ 40, as agalnat V.tflM yea-
81 Wvo. via, and
Wyoming we
187 Wyoming w
18 cull
141 Wyoming feeder ewe..
178 Wyoming lamh
73 Wyoming feeder lambs..
8M Wyoming feeder lamb"..
404 W yom'ng feeder lamba. ,
I" Wyoming feeder lamb..
130 Wyoming feeder lamb.,
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NEW TORK. Oct. 1 CO fTT. "7 Th
Coffca market was generally steadr her
(today with prices shout unchanged,
feme of th coat nd freight offer from '
Prsstl were a shade htaher and the talk
of Improvement In the Braxlllan financial
situation, combined with the advance In
the exchange rate, ha promoted rather
a better demand for Braxlllan shipments.
The local spot market, howev-r. con
tinued qulst with Rio quoted at 4c and
Santos 4s at 10kC. The rat nf Braxlllan
exchange on Ixndnn showed a further
advance at d to 124d by thta morning'
cable.
offer-today
Wool Market.
LONDON. Oct. 8.-WOOL Tn
Inga at. ths wool suction sale
amounted to 10.000 bels. nrlnelnaUy New
Zeals nd , crossbred and slice. There waa
a strong demand from th horn trade
and price wr firm. Merino war In
lightly bter request, but thy showed
no recovery nd wer frequently with
drawn, American buvera were qnlat
Dry Good Market.
VF.W TORK. Oct l.DRT GOODS
Additional order for wool blanket and
cotton goods for war mirpnee wep
placed today. Cotton good quiet and ir
regular. Yarns, dull. - Raw silk, quiet.
Jobber reported a quiet trade.
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