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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1914)
IS THE HKK: OMAHA. SATURDAY. OCTonEK 24. 1CU. RF.AIj ESTATE NORTIt SIPE Stop Paying Rent Here's Your Opportunity A very pretty 4-mom. partly modern cottage, 3 block! from car line. $20 Down $20 Per Month Or Will liVnt TKLKrilOXE WALNUT 662" 6 Rooms, First Floor $3,000, Paving Paid, Hot Water Heat 392S V. Sth Pt. All on first floor and II room food air. Bealrtr six room there 1 a rood bath and front hall; strictly modern: (rood cement baaement; all complete. reeidy to occupy; east front; on block to 341 h Rt. car line; SS00 caah and balance monthly. Thla a worth seeing. Oo direct and In spect tha property or call u up and wa will ahow him. Hiatt-Fairfield Co. yn Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 4'. KKAIj KSTATE MIS47EM,.INKirf $60 OASH $TjU TV bava a dandy 7-room house, mod ern except heat, only two blocks to car and eloiia In. Price I3.W0 and eaay term. THB VOOEL REALTY A'lKNCY, 1!li-l W. O. W. Bldg. lougl SWl. HAKdAIK MBW and modern S-room bungalow, built by owner. 22d and Amrt, Weiiter 4V28. REAL KHTATK WF.HT HIDE West Farnam $10 CASH, $10 PER MONTH Lowest priced lota aver offered In thla district. Directly north of Farmam street's beat homea. On th, between Dodge and Davenport. Two eaat fronta. toT each. Seven weat fronta. U to l0. Call and reaenre lot. Halo later. O'Keefe Real Estate Co., VM Omaha Nat. Evening: Wal. Tel. Douglas 271J. m or H. MM. For Sale Landsom. thoroughly modern, up-to-date Ift-room realdence, on one of (lie rineat aiteeta on Weat l'arnam hill; onlv IM.iiflO; owner going away; might conatder ama.ll iicuse or vacant In part payment HICKS, 44 Hoard of Trade Bide. CATHEDRAL. DISTRICT f 3,300. Seven rooms, hot Water beat, bath; full cemented basement, with laun dry; near Farnam car line. Terina. W. T. SMITH CO., D. "111. 1111 City Nat l Dank. Why Pay Rent? 27.i P. ?4th Pt . la a f-room, partially modern cottage that you can buy fur I."! caah end M per month. Price haa been reduced to aell thla nnnth. la on paved tret and car line. It la worth tha pric aked. J4 Dupont Pt.. la a lo-room. modem except heat house, arranged o aa to make two ft-room apartment. Owner will aell for IX) rash and 13) per month. The aavlng you make In your rent plu the rent on the other part of thla houae will mak your monthly payment. It la worth thinking about. 33 8. 1th St.. la a 4-room cottage, with city water. Cottage needa repairing, but price and pavmerta are reaaonable. Can be had for tt caah and bale-ire monthly. The party who buy thla place and puta It In good repair will make money. Creigh, Sons & Co., 'Phone Douglaa 3J0 fW Bee Bldg. Bargain We have a practically new houae with reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, Jntry and entry on the flrat floor; two nice large bedroom and hath on the aecond floor; large rloaeta, good furnace, full baaement. ahadea, water meter, etc.; paved atreet; one block from x-hool. Only 2,d"0. Terma, 10 caah, bal ance very low monthly payment. ZXtl A me Ave. Norris & Norris V) nee Building. Phone Doug. 4270 WANT A HKAl. BAHUAIN? If ao, phone u about a -rm. modern homo, corner lot, 2 paved atreet, choice location, near Ixwe Ava. Cut to 3.ii. Any term. AIo"-rm. modern, hot water het, near tiherman Ave. and Maple. Snap at ii.MO. Eaay terma. Will take Ford car in pari pay. Alan offer I1.20U equity In new choice S-rooin home' for good residence lot. McKITKICK It K. CO., Douglas 1W. FOR 8ALK Houae and lot In Piatt- mouth. Neb. Itenta for $7 per month; GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Large Concern. Are Heavy Seller! of May Wheat Future. BETTER DEMAND FOE FLOUR f hleaao Miller Report Better Trade la Both Foreign aad Doraeatl trroaat Trade la far I Light. can den, be bought right la. Fred Oundy, Mln- KOK HALK A well-located lot In Ken wood addition; a bargain If taken at once; term, cah. Arthur Itoacnhlum. D. 1M7. Bee Want Ada Produoe Beau Its. Invest Your Money With Us In our new nrofit-aliarln plan. In amount of 1100 or more and b aaaured at least ON YOUR MONEY rrmrr-CLAU hsktubm-t. Be or wrlta ua about It. HASTISGJ . & HEYDEN 1(14 IUm TBXZT. 7 OMAHA. Oct. 23, 1914. The feature of the wheat market again yesterday waa the heavy aelllng of the May future by one of the larger con cern In order to aecure available profile. Thoee who aold them bought the itay In Duluth In goodly quantltlee. One of the large Italic atreet concern wa credited with lllng here and buying In the northweatcrn market. Salca of wheat In all poaltlon on export account were reported at l.OOO.OOO buahela, half of which waa aold. A New York meerfage re ceived here late laid that fourte m grain Meamera were chartered there late Wednesday and yeaterday for the 1,'nlted Kingdom, and thla aarne meeaige aald that eiportera figured that 1,000, 'mo bush ed of wheat or poaalbly more, were taken at the aeaboard alone. In addi tion to the taking of wheat for eiport, there were 2fi,rt)0 buhela of rye and SO.ttiO buahela of barley for foreign ahlpment. Veel room w chartered yeaterday for 1S0.MJU buahela of wheat to go to Buffalo at 1 cant. There la a better demand for flour. Foreigner were aaklng the price for round lot and Mlnneapolla laid that rale thr were liberal for the day. Chicago city miller reported an Im proved bualnea on both domestic and eiport account. The wheat market yeaterday preae-nted tha appearance of an old-time "ahake out" of the entailer longa and the writer dare to venture the opinion that the market after the cloae laat night waa In a healthier poaltlon than for several days. Trade In corn la light at prevent and Comparatively light In oat. Wheat wag Vtec higher. Corn waa unchanged to tr. higher. fiata were unchanged to Uc lowor. Clearantea were: Wheat and flour eo,ual to 8SH.0KI buahela; corn, 2.UU0 buah el; oata, 2:4, (J0 buahela. ' 1-lverpool closed; Wheat and corn, no quotatlona. Primary wheat recelpta wre I.W.ftD buahela and ahlpmenta M'2,IU0 buahela. agalnat receipt of l.Otrt.OU) buahela and (hlpmenla of 827.CUO buahela '.iat year. Primary corn receipt were aiS.JOO buah ela and ahlpmenta lXi. buahela. ayalnat re"elpta of fias.oou buahela and elilpinent of 232. ("T buahela laat year. Primary oata receli t were X.13.00O buah ela and ahlpmenta l.nwi,nou buahela, agalnat recelit of K.'W.ooo buahela and ahlpmenta or 7K,O0u buahela laat year. CAKLO'X KKCKIPTfl. Wheat. Corn. Oata, 1 M r, 41 Itl-UIi KSTATF SUIJl'ItrtW Daaelee. 6-Room Bungalow in Dundee W a are orfeiing for sale a (-room bun galow, all on on floor, located In tha highest point In Dundee, overlooking the ountry and tha city of Omaha, Can be had with on or two lota. Ixwaterf on Mlcholae street between 60th and and (1st Hta. ' Houaa has living' room. den. two bed rooms, dining room, kitchen and bath; has fireplace, bullt-ln buffet and book cases; all tha room are nicely decorated flrst-elaas plumbing and heating; hou is complete ana reaay to move into, can im bought with a small payment down. me oaiaoca aoour. tna aama as rent. Hastings & Heyden 1(14 Harney 8t COTTON SEED MEAL CRACKED . Oottoa Bead Cake Cold lTeee4 Caka, From Texas Mill direct to you. Writ or wire u for prlcea on High Utade Meal or Cracked Cake, 4:: to 41 per rent protein. Cold Preaaed Caka. TXXAB OAKS AMD Z.XJrTBB CO, . DAT.T.aa. TZZ. RAILWAY TIME CARD UNIO KTATION Teath aal Maeoa Itapart. ,... I vw urn a...t...kl:M pm i W ia Weat era I M pm a I 39 mux a It .vk via Arrl. 7 U am I .W hi a ln Compare Happy Hollow With any other realdenoa part of I Omaha and your conclusion cannot help but be favorable to Happy Hollow. Thla Itaw and carefully planned addition haa everything In tha way of public con venience and accommodatlona. Aek about tha low prlcea and easy terma for thee large lota. None leap than CJ feet wide. George & Company Phone t. 76. K1 City National Bank Bldg. An Attractive Dundee Home 2 Blocks to Car 4M7 Burt 8t, 1 rooma. large living oom. dining room, kitchen. ' pantry, rear vestibule; three large bed rooms upstalra and sleeping porch or aun parlor en closed, ao that It can be used for a bed room, heated; downatalra flnlahed In oak; upstalra haa oak floora and two-panel Wn-h doors; large attic, full baaement, with fruit cellar and coal blna. Haa beautiful aand-flnlahed wall, decorated wlin oil paint Houae complete with ahadea. scretn and water meter. Paved atreet Price, Kw0. Hastings & Heyden U14 Harney Bt. ' . l:oo am . 4 J0 pm ...11:U am ... 1 16 m ...a 4:1V pm ...all 01 era ...lo w tin ...all M am ..elo.lt am ,. (16 am . a 4:10 pm .bll:41 pm .a i M pm ..a I.M am K. C. A Ht. U En K (.'. a 8U U Kpl K. C a it. laul... Chleaaa Ureal Tel II r tlmllaa Tola Cltr Biprtaa Chlae ICxproaa taloa Pacific Orarlaad Umlled Calllirf-Bla Mall Omaha Kipraaa AtHUlU Eiprva liua UulUMt , panvar 8p-lal ttolerade Cipreas Uoleraou eewrlal Man rraneiica IJoiltxl Pacllla l.lmltae Or(au-Wultintun Ulmioa. North Pltlia lcal Ura4 UUa4 local MtroaMburg Ieal llllaals teatral Chleasa Limited Chlrwi EtrM hleaao. MllwaoUeev 4t Ht. I'aal. Parine tlmltad ll Mm all II (m Chliwao aveclal 4 40 pm I : am tUa KraaolaeQ Lamita inian t'klrase Dariuht Special a 7:10 am all.ro Manilla Local t.wpm aii tuam Wabaah Omaba-tn. tout Wxpraaa a I pm Mall aad Kipraaa a 1 i am leaharrr Lrooal from C. D.. bl00pm thlcage A Marlhweatera NORTH. a 7 44 am a I ii am 14 pnv a 44 pm a I M pm EAST. a 1 41 am a 7:0 am a 7 -4 am all 3J pm a 4 w pm ilHia . 1 u m a 00 pm No 2. l.oiaifl); No. 3 ".tn; choice n Uiland. JlOV; No 1, t1 ! : No. 2, p, ok,ij.v- No. 3, I". ftVn ftl, chnl'-e Inn land, ; No. 1, in.00; No. 2, pi Xi'T ; No 3, M '""in. on. STFIA W Choice wheat 15. SO; choice oat or rye p nt. So. AIKAI.KA Choice pea f'-n, T2.00; No. 1. I'.l '"'ail .'i0, No. 2 ef.OfjTl 00; No. X. :.';i5.W. RRI DSTREKT'I TRADE BKVIKW Irregalar Apaearaaee ef (omaaer- elal Flaaarlal Affaire, gggg NEW YORK. Oct. 33. Bradatreet trm-rrow will ay: CToaa currenta In "trade and finance, domestic and foreign give a very Ir regular apicaran'e to commerrlnl and ilnaniltl affaire. The war abroad 1 (till the dominating element In the entire iluatlon and whatever dullnea or on the other hand, atlrnulatlon la vlalhle, take Ita rlae apparently In the hnatllltlc In Kurnpe. On the favorable aide of the picture are to be found the rather better tone of financial matter canaed by In ternational effort to bring about a re aumptlon of normal condition In the ex change market, the cotton export situa tion and the reopening of the stock market. Hank clearing for the week endin? Ootoler 22, according to Bradatrect. were $2.733.14).fltt, a derreae of 24. per cent from the aame week laat yoar: bnal ne failure were ?31 atralnat ?6 laat ear; wheat export, Including flour 47 huahol It at year. jalnst 8.325,388 bunhel OMAHA GE.NKRAL MARKET. .& to ....irT P4 OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts VeTy Light and Pricei Steady with Thursday. WftRJ rtVr Trt TTV rnsTTC m they ".rrerdcd. the bulk of the lamba ilUUS rl TU TN LENTS Ur j aelling at I7.nu. the top figure for the day 7 W 61 7 00 It vw puss. M U lul 4 44 11 lit u to .. ; w in WlIh.KI' The market neing lightly pup plled thla morn ng anllera held out for a dime advance on fat lamha and In the 7 3 7 74 7 40 Ka Bheea Active are.r aad Steady ta gtmna- Fat l.atnh Stroaa; lo Tea Oalfa lllaher f eeder. te.dy. flOCTH OMAHA, Oct. 1A14. nereipia were: Official Mondav t initial Tiiendav Official Wednedav... official Thursday.'.... Kstlmate Friday Cnttli-.frfig.r.heeD. 16.; . 7.o , 6.7;i 2,?"r SIX) 3..1 4.!;' 4.7:13 311 47. Si! . 1 C 19, 711 2I,:'I1 4,Ml0 OMAHA BARELYJEATS YORK Touchdown by Neville Only Count in Disappointing Game. LOCAL LADS LACK THE FIGHT A rive davs this week . 34 4:11 Same day laat week33.17o Same days 2 week ago :k.S1 Same day 3 weeks ago 37.W1 Same day 4 weeks ago 34.T79 Hame day laat yer. .28,W2 1 he following table shows d iy, compared with 17 6o on Thursday Klght loa:l of the Klnm y lamb sold to the puckers nt th-? top price, with a sort of 2o per cent. Not enough mutton waa en sa.e to lent the marKet, though what was hre moved at fully ateady pricta and old early In the morning t I4i7 .". for eea, the latter price the high point of I the day. Last Friday the beat lamb here I brought li.lo nnd the beat ewes (.S5, showing an advunce tor the week of fully I lojilnc. Home traders claim a l.'Ai'Jf.c ad vance on ft ewea. Taking the week na a I h?"."rij 11 ,nH" ?'en a satisfactory ut)honlll, f.r(lt name of Eugene, but irani, aa me receuns nave neen lineral, , ... ... , amounting to a- many as m;il head. I which more recently wa added tha more Rgalnnt .M laat week, 132.S two weeks masculine title of "Chick," wa all that Lla-M aad Weak Team. Orllleel lata a Kalr Machine by C oach Pardy, at I p tlff aad Inger oa Opposition. One lone touchdown, maneuvered and executed by a rllht youth by the name of Neville to which was once added gthe to 21.0W 17. xn 1:ViVi4 24.17 n2.2l I 2J.4:U lM,21j l.k J43.S 114 21.a) U.i.7 Cue receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the tinth Omaha live stock market for the year t? (lata, as compared with last year; 1914. 1913. Pec. Cattle 7r.7.!23 7H3.571 25.MS Hog 1. 875.1:0 2.UI2.KJI 227. '719 Hheep 2,Ka.f 2,4l..Ky 7.fi The following table show the price for hog at the South Omaha live stock market for the last few days. pariaon. with com- Twl Cllr Kipr., Dakota I'aawacar ... Slum CHr loral... Mlaaaapolla Kiprew Tela City Ulmlt4. l:6 am 3U pm 1.40 pm I 44 pm I II am 4:80 pm 4 .4 am a 44p a l i a a 4 w pm a 1 oo am a 7 i pm a 4 .14 pm a 4 IS pm a I 40 am b I n pm I 74 am I W pm :!4 cn 11:14 pm bio : 14 am 1010 pm 4:4u am a 1:41 pm 1,10 SO pm a 1:11 am OaaTar Hpeclal Itarmll Ural Hawkar KipraM t'klcasu It' al tamill Uxll CblcMO ttlal as haBclace Umllaa... llvarlaaa limited 7 to n a so pm alt 44 pm a 8 44 pm alO .OO am a 1 10 pm el 14 am It aar all 1m am all:o am Flereaee.. New Bungalow . in Florence a are "rinir lor sale a new atyla of bungalow that has S rooms all on one floor, coaalatliur of llvtoe r. ji.i.. room, kitchen. I bed room and bath, all well arranged. The living room and din ing roam are flnlahed In oak; haa flrat claas plumbing, registers put In so, fur nace can be Installed any time; has attic and large cellar; located on tha northeast corner of Sth and Washington Bts.. ons block east of Main street car line and on block north and a block east of the June, lion where tha car turns and goes to the cemetery. Ths lot Is large, being 1S2 fee. south front oa Waahlngton St. and i feet fronting. west on Uh atreet, bealdea 14 feet of tba atreet, which haa been vacated which makea It practically two 4o-fou't lota, and plenty of room to build on or two more houeea. Wa are offering this at a small payment down, balance about tha aama aa rent; very low price for quick as la. Houaa haa Juat been completed aad la ready to move Into. Hjastings & Heyden WIS Harney St. Oraoe-Wash!Btea Umlletl. . 1 11 pm Ua ABfele l.laliaa .c pan . WUT. rhatrea local a 0 pm Uaaola-Pallaa a I pm l pm Uacola-Loiti Pin t 14 pm i l pm Itutlaca.Huparlor a I 14 pm b I 10 pm tMjao-Ha garlasa a I 44 pm a I I am t-aaear-lAndM- a 4 pm all oaam AJawa-uakaala k 4:4 pm k I 14 pa Cklraa. Rock Island eV Paellle KAST. Rorkr UounUIn IJmuee all 44 am ( hlMS Ll PmBar bl 4 am Chicago lr Bptei a 4 S am Chlaaaa Nlht Kipraaa a4:lpm M Molaee Loral paenaar.a 4 n pm ( klaaae Mabraaaa Umit4 ....a 4 pm WM7. Ol-Nak. Llmt4 e Uacala..a I 41 am roloraao a vallfortila k... I pm Oklahawa a Tmaa Kipraaa. ...a 4 pm Heckr MuaaUle Umlud....all:11 pta It 4 pm 4l :4 pm a 4 44 pm a 1 r4 pm all 14 am a team a 4 T pm a 4 04 pm all X am alt Si am fU BLlNtiTOPt aTATIOIk Teath aad Maeoau Barllaarlaa Depart. Arrl. IeTr limit a 4 40 am il kia kasa-Omaka a 4 41 am Daaver aa4 Callfrala a 4:1 pm a I 4a pm I t 'BVan4 Kipraaa a 4 14 pm Ilk pm NBrka yalala a I IS am 4 I pm Black Mill a 4 10 pm all pm Uarula Mall a 1 10 pm alt 14 pm Nortbeeet Eipraaa aii :pu a i w am Nabraaka Kipraaa a I in a 4 14 pm IJacolo Loral 7 IS pm h 140 am Urbarler-lnaiiameutk b I at pm km t am rlHrtoh-u.a H Hia a 4 4 am Bellaa riatlmatb alt w a I 44 pm i-klce irpecial a 7 14 am alt N pm TMatar genial all 4 pm "hleaao Eipreea a 44 pm I IHa rblreae v" K'peam1 a W pm a 4 am Loral I 4A pm bll 0 am l- K C gpectol SIMM t Lcla mveelal ! all la am K r a m Jek il ii a liaaola-PUIteawutk ......... I pm 7 4 pm WKSITER ITRKKT BTATIO!" rtt. teeath aad Webater. I. Paal, Mlaaeaaalla t Chicago 146 Mlnneapolla 34) Imluth 3o4 Omaha Kanaas City lWi St ljuia m Winnipeg 2H2 These sales wore reported today: Wheat; No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, 11.07; S rare, l.u7. No. 3 hard winter, S care, 11.07; 1 car. I1.0SH; 13 cars. S1.UHH; 1 car. SI. 06',. No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, II W; 2 car, tl.OOVt; 1 car, SI 03; 2 car, S1.024: 1 car (amuttj ). 11.01. No. 2 durum. 2 car. 11.02. No. S durum, 1 car, i'. OIH; S car. 11.01. No. S mixed, 1 car, II Oft; 1 car. 11.04. No. 3 aprlng, 1 car, II (W. Oata: No. 2 white. 1 car, 44c. Standard, 1 cars, 4UVc. No. 8 white, 1 car, 45c; 7 car. 4fic. No. 4 while, 2 cars, 46So; 7 2-6 cars, 40c; K car, 4Go. No. grade, 2 cars, 44c; t cars, 44Hc Corn: No. ? white, 1 car, 75c. No. S white. i cor. 74n. No. 1 yellow, 1 car. 704c. No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 70c. No. 6 yellow, 1 car, Ch,o. No. 6 yellow, 1 car, c; 1 bulkhead. ::. No. 1 mixed,' car. mc. No. I mixed, 1 car (near white), 71c. No. 3 mixed, 1 car, i9c; 1 car, 64c. No. IS mixed, 1 bulkhead, 6e. No. 6 mixea. 1 - cars, mc. Rye: No. J, J iar. fvc. no. s. l car. 8H4c; 1 car, 8c. No. 4. 1 car. Kc; 1 car, 4c. Omaha Caah, Prices: Wheat No. 3 hard, $1.07hl.mA; No. 3 hard. Sl.0umri.07H: No. hanl, S0HC4JI1 OH; No. 2 aprlng. SI .OrVyi 1.07; No. 3 spring. Sl OMflOU: No. 4 prlng. elc.S104S; No. 2 durum, tl.01lM.0Z; o. uurum, Sl.ootfei.iil. Corn ro. i white, 7Mi76c; No. i white. ,fV,ac; pjo. I white,, HnfJt", No. 4 wane, iji,iii.(c; rso. ft white, T3Wi3e; No. 6 white, 7S073'c: No. 1 yellow. 70 71V.4C: No. 2 yellow, '& 70c; No. 3 yellow, 6MVii70c; No. 4 yellow, RlVtWtrVc; No. S yellow. fiVi!c; No. S yellow. S&frtiSc: No. 1 mixed. tnaiic; No. 2 mixed. ro. .i mixru, Nuriwr; ro. 4 mixed, 6.-liKk-; No. 6 mixed, 6WUc; No. 8 mixed, eWniWViC. Ot-No. 2 whit. 4ViSi4HM.c: tandard. 4iti4iic; No. 3 white. 46HtjHc; No. 4 white, 4ru4;vV Barley Malting, 68'd-72n: No. 1 feed, 4Sf(6oc. Rye No. i MkBIWV; Ko- 3. KVr4jHti4C f llltAUO (alt A IN AMI PUOVI9ION9 Feat a re of the Tradlna- aad Claslaa; Prleea aa Board ef Trade. CI1ICAOO. Oct. . 2a.-Vmmense export salea gave the wheat market roady a big upward awing. The volume of trade waa the largest since the excitement at the beginning cf the war. Prlcea closed kteady at l44il3 net advance. Other leading staples scored a gain corn, 470 oat. SVVc, and provision from a ahade to 10C. Foreigner accepted without haggling nearly every wheat offer of today from any point In the I'nited Htatea. Tha amount taken wa estimated aa high aa .1.000.0110 bushels. In addition to the heavy purchasing of caah wheat, there ex as a lively demand from exporters for the December delivery, both here and' at other centers. It was current goaslp that In mmi tilaceg the agenta of Ger many and KngUnd mere bidding against each other for supplies. One transaction that Involved fifteen boatloada to go to Italy, wa said to have been made at the highest price ao far on thla year's crop. Barring an eaujy dip, which waa due to ' apeculatlva selling preasure. wheat prices had no Important setback from tart to finish. The temporary down turn came to a auaaen end aa soon aa tha magnitude of export bulnea began to be apparent. In connection with the Kuropean buying there waa high author ity for statement that the crop yield in Canada had been ascertained to be worse than Indicated by the moat peaalmlstlc eatlmatea heretofore made puhllo. Coin roae sharply, influenced bv num erous reports that husking waa not turn ing out nearly aa well aa expected, and that many vesarls In the South Amer ican trade had been aunk by the Ger mans. There waa peraiatent buying on tho part of one of the largest houses on change. Profit taking holders appeared to resist the advance In oats. Receipts at primary points were ehort of last year s figure, the first time this season. nuing of provisions was of a more reneral character than for some weeks, The Incentive cam chiefly from tha strength of lings and graliw Grain prices furnished by Igan A Bryan, office. 31., South Sixteenth atreet Article! Open. I High. I Iw. I Clow Yea y B1TTTKR N"o. 1, 1-lb. cartona. 80o; No. 1, 0-lb. tjba. 2c. CHKK.HK-Imported Swiss, 38c: Anier can Swiss, 2xc- block Swiss, 22c; twins, 16Vc; daisies, 17Hc; triplet. IRc: Young Americas, ISc; blue label brick, USc; 11m burger, 2-lb.. 30c; l-lb.. 20c; New York white, 19c; Imported French Roquefort, xc FISH Trout. 17c: large crappiea. lO 16c: salmon. 12ifrl5c: halibut. vc; channel catfish, l; pike, 17c; pickerel, 10c. POl'LTHY Broiler. 14Vc; spring chick en. 11c; hen. d'llc; cock. He; duck, 10c; giee, 8c; turkey, lHc: pigeon. nr dos., MOc; duck, full feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, Cc; squab, No. 1. $1-50; Nj. 2, fi"c. BEEP CUTS Wholesale prices of beet cuts are aa follows: No. 1 rib. 21c: Mo. I ribs, 15Hc; No 8 rib. 12Vc No. 1 loins. 22Hc; No. 2 loinu. 17c; No. I loins, 14o. No. 1 chucks, lie: No. 2 chucks, c: No. 3 chucks, 84c. No. 1 rounds, ir.c; No. 2 rounds, 13V:; No. 3 rounds, Uc. No. 1 plates, SVfcc; No. 2 plates, Sc; No. I P I at ttjff &C Market quotations rurolnlicd by GlllnslU 'rult company: FRUITS Oranges: extra fancy Valen cia, Wd, 112s, lrfis. l.Vw. 176 and 2G0n. per box, So.75; Red Ball Valenclaa, oil ale. S6.60 per box. Ijrmon: Fancy Golden Bowl, anus, 3fi0. er box, S.6ti; Silver Cord, 420, 300s, 3C0s, per box, S6 60. Grape fruit: All alxes. S3.75 per box. Apple: Fancv Washington "Y" brand Grime, per box, SI .60: Fancy Colorado Jonathans, per box. S1.2fi; extra fancy Waahlngton Hoover, per box, 81.40; New York Greep Ing. per bbl., 13.00; New York Baldwin, "A" grade, ship Nov. 1. 'per bbl., S2.H6; choice Hood River Spitxenburgs, per box, 81.60; fancy Hood River Bananas, per box. 81.76. Pears: California Clargioua. per box, $2 26; extra fancy D'AnJou. per box, 82.64 Grapes: Tokays, 1.S"; extra Cali fornia Emperor, per bid., 13.50. New York, per baakct, 23c; per 26-basket lots, 22c. Banana: Per bunch, Sl-75(ii0.50. Umes: Per box. 81.76." Dates; Drome dary, per case, 83.00. Figs: Per case, 8c. Persimmon: Per crate 82.00. VEGETABLES Cauliflower, per lb., 12Hc. Cabbage, per lb., Uc. Onions, yellow, per lb., SMc; red, per lb., 14c. Pep per, per iaket, ic. lomatoe. iancy, per basket, 76c. Cucumber, hothouse, per 3-doi. box, SI. 50. Celery, Michigan, per do., 26c; Denver Jumbo, per dox.. Toe. lettuce head, per dox., 60ci&1.60: leaf, per do.. 40c. Onions (shallots), per 'dox.. 40c. Radishes, per dos., 36c. Garlic, Italian, per lb., 20c. Horseradish, per case,, 11.65. Asparagua, home-grown, per do., about She. Potatoes, per bu., 70c. Sweet pota toes, per hbl., 83.00. rktuash, per lb., .lHc NUTS No. 1 California walnuts, per lb., lVic. Filberts, per lb., 16c. Sugar walnuts, per box, 81.40. Pecans, per lb., 124c; Jumbo, per lb., 13c. Almonds, per lb., 20e. Checkers, per box, 83.50; per cgse, 81.75. MISCELIjANEOUS Shelled popcorn, per lb., 4c. Crackerjack, per case, 83.60; per V-case, 81.76. Honey, per case, 83.60. Cider, per keg, 83.00; per H-bb., 86.00. Cocoanuts, per sack, 84 00; per tlos., 75c. New York General Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-SUGAR-Ra w, nay; molaases sugar, .3.61c; centrifugal, .2c. -Refined, quiet. CHEESE Steady; receipts, 4,147 boxer; state whole milk, fresh white and col ored specials, 14S16c; ttate whole milk, average fancy, Hc; aklm. 413c. v.GGS Steady; receipts. lO.Hflo cases; fresh gathered, extra fine. 83tr3Sc: extra first, 2SK&32C; first. 3x328c; econd, 2fctf 26c- atate, Pennsylvania and nearby hen n.r'v whitea. 6241 iic: state, Pennsylvania and nearby gathered whites, 35a0c; state. 3M38c: State, 4-ennsyivanm anu nearnjr gathered browns and mixed colora, 28$ XTC , I n. . . CV. BUTTEn r irmer; m-ciina, v.mrj iuuh. creamery extraa, 32c; creamery, 3Wu3c; creamery firsts, zbujic; aeconua, ioric, nioceaa extraa, a&?i2Sc; ladle, current make, first. 2SH1j24c; econd. 2K6 21Hrc: packing stock, current make. No. Sya ... J ,.. POITL.TK V uressea, auu iim wua., western roasting cnicaena. ntlvc, irean fowl, 14(j20c; turkey, troxen, iu--ac. Kaaaaa City Grala aad rrotuioai. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 33. WHEAT No. hard. tl.l.WH: No- "pd. SIOS 1.0SH: December. 81.0a; May. 81.1&. CORN No. I mixed. ic; no. i wnnc, iTHc; lecember, 4ic; May. toc. OATS No. White, !MOc; .o. i, v(t 5c. BUTTER Creamery.- zc; nrts, 2bc; second. 36c: packing, 20c. FxlGS Flrt. BSc; aeconua, isvc. POULTRY Hens. 12c; broilers. lc. Mlaeaaolla Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS'. Oct. 23,-WHEAT-De- cember. I1.UH; May, Sl.liW: No. 1 hard. S1.16S: No. 1 northern, IL13S(y l.UV.; No. I northern. SLloWWl-l'. FLOUR Unchanged. BARLEY 6m7c. HYE-WftW. BR AN I'JO.OO. PdHV-No. 3 yellow. "tsuTSc. OATS No. t white, 4Sia-7e. FLA X-Sl .Wi. Mveraoal fcrala Market. tlVF.RPOOL. Oct. 81 Wll EAT Spot, Irregular: No. 1 Manitoba, old, 9a 4d: No. t, new. 8a lOor hard winter, aa lid; fu ture, steady; nctooer, ss no; iecemDer, 1 CRNpot, quiet; t American mixea, new, 7s 3d, futures, firm; November, 6s d- S. I.oala Gala, Market. ST. 1AUIS. Oct. 23-WHEAT-No. 2 red. SlUVulH: No. i hard. 11.14; ). cemtwr. 1 14 : May. 81 .SuV CORN No. 2, 7c; No. S white, 81tc; December, 6bc; May, 72c. OATS No. t. 4.. No. t white, iOc. Date, i 1I4. iihih it n -ii. iio. i. ;u Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 7.. 8.. . 10. 11. 12.. 7 4641 7 604 7 37'4 7 0. 1 44 14 15, 16. 17. IS. 19. 20. 21. 22. 7 ar.Twi 8 04! 7 24" 7 Ml 7 2 7 92 7 22 V 7 90 7 86 7 0414 94',' 7 7R 6 H4 7 62' M 7 60' 7 9i S 7i; 43! t 471 7 M 16 7 Ho 8 77 I 8 27 7 67 1 6 15 7 931 8 771 47 I 7 1 TO 7 8 HOI 24! 8 221 S 15 8 Oil 8 SO 6 2i: 1 8 R; 2 8 801 S 37 8 3;', 7 4l 5 R4 ll 8 23! 7 67 !4 8 41) 7 70, 5 i S 8fl S 371 8 3. 7 4"l o 8 80 I 8 49 7 48 1 6 68 8 77 30! I 7 41 5 6' 23.1 7 03'-l 7 57 1 8 74 8 S: 8 71 8 63 1 8 4S' 8 39! 6 .17 8 67 6 81 8 S! 7 371 6 S7i 8 fill 7 391 ,Vi 8 37 7 41j 3o 8 31' 7 61. 8 44 7 52 6 42 5 42 " 21 6 22 6 29 5 43 6 3.7' I 7 621 6 42 Sunduy. Recelptsi and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for the twenty-four hour ending at 3 o'clock yesterday: RECEIPTS CARLOADS. Cattle. Ho;. Sheep. r.. M. A St. T 2 Mlaourl Pacific "Union Pacific C. & N. W east C. A N. W., west C, St. P., M. O C.,- B. A Q., eHst C, . A W., west C, R. I. A P., eaat C. R. I. A P.. west.... Illinois Central Chicago Great Western. 13 7 12 1 17 2 2 4 7 '.. I '.. Totals 21 4S 18 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hos. Sheep. Morris & Co 4 swift & Co ao Cudahy Packing Co 16. Armour & Co 106 J. W. Murphy W. B. Vantiant Co 24 Benton, Vansant & Lush 33 41X 750 find 712 117 291 294 f5 70 Easy Payments $100 to $200 Down Wa hav soma new, strictly modem bungalows and cottage: oak finish, bast grade of plumbing; elegant , lighting fix tures; nicely arranged rooms, and beauti fully decora. led, full cemented baaement: ewvant walka; handy to car, store and "lM"l-Paymnt down eaay; balaao like rent. They are going faat. See 1. befoja they ax all gone. Scott & Hill Co. XV7-t MoCagu Uld. Douglas KJUB. t hleaa. Oa Tela Pill '-aeastr 4) 'H i iv giariaa I rl pm gii cur pinr am gmetane laral a 4 pm a 411?. e aaiir aaraat sBar. Miaaaart P a 1 1 to r- rt 4ff4a. rtll fair aaaaugar t'w Ww m 1m1 rrlbt k ( 4 am k 4 a) pa am 11:44 am 6 I 1 am Wheat! Dec. May. 1 15V4; 1 !Mi 1 20'k Corn May.;71iak' Oat 1 I lvcioomiv klay. MHllVr' Fork. .Ian.. May. Lard. Oct.. Nov. Jan.. Rib tKt.. Jan . 1 174 1 2Ke 70" t 72 ul 54 V 1 14a t 4V t 17 1 C 70 1 16 1 21 S WW 71S 71V;T2V,JV 01., 60V!60V 63V&JWo4 6Jt II 92V.I IS 07V, 1 30 I IV 37S ! 10 S7V W 6 10 45 I 10 e7V! 9U4JH7 1 10 02 W 1 1 w SO 4 S 90 18 SO IS 35 10 57V 10 46 I S 80 I I 10 SO I 9 83V,: IS 08 1 36 18 S6 IS 30 10 4 I 10 STH 10 &3U 10 46 10W I I wv 10 90 1 10 t. 87V S 86ia7 Hill & Son F. B. Lewis J. B. Root A Co J. H. Bulla Werthelme.r A Dcgcn.. Kothivclilld , Chrlstlo Hlgglns Kuno D. A F Other buyers 7 19 S 34 3 Hi 13 . 4 .134 8.362 Totals CATTLE Receipt Is to be expected on ....872 2.H63 11,311 were very small aa Frldav. only buu iigo and 13-4.9L7 (or the corresponding week a year ago. Fat ewes have been In better supply this neck than tor sometime back and quite a eprlnkl.t.g of yearlings ap peared among the receipts, but wethers have been still a scarce article. VJusllty of the offerings In general seemed to Improve as the week advanced. Owing to the scarcity oT anything good In the feeder line today competition was better than on Thursday, consequently prices were as a rule steady and In sm Instances strong. At that, trade waa not nearly a HCtive or tli demand aa good as eHrller In the wek. The bulk of the good feeder lamhs of medium weight con tinued to sell at S'i.bfrti 90. Unite a few lamb moved at St.40(ijfi.66. The common to medium grades nre bringing prlcea around S6.5ii''i6.40 and the common rough stuff from t.50 and on down. Comparing price with a week ago generally (peak ing they are cheaper, ieeiier lamb being weak to lot) 15c lower, with feeder ewes UK&25C off. Feeder ewes are. quotable at ti. 751-4 1S. Quotations on range eheep and lambs. Lambs, pood to choice. $7.fi04i7.'l6; lambs, fair to good, S7.164i7.60; lambs, feeders, fair to good, Sti.uO'rrtt .90; feeder, common to fair, f SO'iitl.jO; yearlings, good to choice.. S5.8i4ili.lo; yearllns, fair to good, S5.6iKfj6.85; yeanlngs, feeders. S5.4tVu6.90; wethers, good to choice, t5.254j5.wi; weth eri1, fair to good, tn.lctTt 3.25; wethers, feed ers, S4.3o'a4.8r; ewes, good to choice, 14 76 476.00; ewes, fair to good, S4. 50(4.75; ewes, feeders, S3 2!Vu4.15. Representative sales:. No. 1K5 Wyoming feeder lambs... 64 Wyoming feeder lambs.. H7 Wyoming feeder lamba... 39 culls 166 Wyoming feeder lambs. 2o9 Wyoming feeder lamb... 164 Wyoming feeder Inmbs... 235 Wyoming feeder lamb . 206 Wyoming feeder lamb... 98 Wyoming feeder lambs . 96 Wyoming ewes 179 Wyoming feeder lambs... 171 Wyoming feeder lambs... 175 Wyoming feeder lambs.. lis Wyoming feeder lambs 191 VVyomlng feeder lambs. 207 Wyoming feeder lambs... 183 Wyoming feeder lambs... 150 Wyoming feeder lamba... 210 Wyoming feeder lambs... 193 Wyoming feeder lambs... 141 Wyoming lambs 709 Wyomlnx lambs 211 Wvomlm; lamb 151 Wyoming lamhs 179 Wyoming lambs 2 Wyoming lamhs 1S6 Wvomlng lambs 225 Wyoming feeder lambs.. 116 Wyoming feeder lambs... ?0 native feeder ewes 117 native ewea 23 Nebraska ewes 20 native larnbs 13J native lambs 2S4 Wvomlng feeder lambs. 17 Wyoming feeder lambs... 223 Wyoming feeder lambs... A v. .... 51 51 .... 61 .... 42 .... 63 .... 53 .... 5S .... 58 .... 62 .... 62 ....114 .... 63 .... 63 .... 59 .... 68 .... 67 .... 68 .... 6S .... .... 68 .... 68 .... K8 .... 68 .... 68 .... 6S .... 73 .... 74 . . . . 75 .... 68 .... 68 .... S2 .... 93 ....1"3 .... fin .... 64 .... 51 .... 52 .... 51 Price 6 50 6 60 6 60 4 25 6 ml 00 6 70 6 70 6 40 6 40 4 85 6 SO 6 90 6 80 6 80 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 50 7 60 7 50 7 50 7 50 7 50 ' 7 60 7 50 7 M 7 00 3 23 4 50 6 00 7 16 6 50 6 55 6 60 6 66 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET 1..,.. 1 h.in reoorted In. Tho total for the week amounts to 34.431 head, being smaller ih... thro. Atwi four weeka ago, but larger than a year ago by over 6.000 head. There were not enough beef Bteers In sight to really make a market, but what H OGS-Rece pts 1 few there were here sold quite readily at tive and 6c higher, prices f ully steady with yenterday. This 7.5- 1'Kht , mean, that tho market la around 25SM0c Lh.e '-W-'0' r lower than last week, some of the more desirable kinds showing possibly less de cline than that. Cows and heifers sold In about yester day's notrhes, which means that killers are around 4ii"0c lower than last week, with rannera and common grades around 10j20c lower. There wero not enough stockers or feed ers In Jlght to really make a market, but the feeling was steady with yesterday. Prices ure now 26fc5oc lower than a week or ten days ago and some cattle have ac tually shown more decline than that, but the country demand Is none too active and speculators still had a good many cattle on hand today carried over from early In the week. Quotation on cattle: Good to choice corn fed beeves, S9.0Of(10.50; fair to good cornfed beeves, S8.0OiS9.00; common to fair corn fed beeves, 87.20fiS.00; good to choice range steers, 17.008.26; fair to good range steer, S6.504j7.(i0; common to fair range steer. S6.75n6.60; good to choice graas heifers, 86.0016.75; good to choice grass cows, 6.M)r(f6.75: fair to good grades, Ii.0o4j6.5o; common to fair grades, S4.0rj) 6.00; prime feeders, S7.758'8.26; good to chclce. 36.s5jj7.75; fair to good. S6.2oti6 85 ".'"'i"! LiJr- tf-frW-SS; stock heifers. St.76.:; stock cows, S4.254j4.50: stock calves, SB.OOr-87.76; veal calves, I7.60&-1O.00: bull, atags. etc., 34.50fc6.00. Representative sales: WBSTERNS George Sullivan, Wyoming 1 w ll feeder.. 871 7 steers.... LK0 S 75 1 feeder i 2 teer....1176 7 00 -.. Taylor Pennock. Wyoming 9 steer..... l.6 75 1 cow ..fi50 1 si4er.....liD0 8 00 16 steers... .lool James Christ man. Wyoming. i!ir 2 feeder... .1013 W feeders... 1100 6 30 8 steers Uu6 C. ft- I hrieman, Wyoming. 5. feeders... 98U 76 JR steers... .1154 ateera 111 a, . , " i ... . K. 1 calf 1 cow S feeders.. 1 feeder. .., steers.... 48 steer.... 3 steera... S 66 0 65 00 7 00 "6" Si 86 6 20 Coffee Market. NEW TOKK, Oct. T.. COFFEE More cost and freight offers ware received her from Hrasll today than yeaterday. but so far aa could be learned they re sulted In ' very little business. The spot market also remained quiet- and while prlcea held teady they were unchanged at ic for Rio 7 and 10pc for Santoa 4si Hraslllan exchange on I-omton wa i lewer, according to the cable,' and fur ther clearance of ".0"0 baga were re ported from Mrasll for New Yoik and New Orleans. New Varlf slaaey Market. NEW YORK. Oct 13. MERCANTILE PPKH-4tiiV rr cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Market easy; sixty-day bills, 81915; for cable, S4 954 t)4 ii; for demand. t4 9475444 95. 4ILVEH-tiar. 4Sc. Chicago Cah Prlcea S heat : No. 8 red. 41 i"; c0- naro. i.i(l la1. Corn: No. t yellow. No. I yellow 704.C. Oat: No. S was 4sp4Vkc; stand ard, 49MJ60VJC Ky,: r S. 94V,. Ilarley: it(77c. Se.: Tlmotsx, .vteutjXJM: elovar, fl1(Mtlt.U0. Provlalor: Pork, tl7.0; lard, litem: r'bs. tlOaOar.! So. IIUTTER Market ateady at tlft-Sne. EGGS Market higher; receipt. 4.SM raaea; at mark, rosea Included, KjOSc; ordinary flrat a, io'U?; flrat. S34j34o. POTATX1F41 Market low,r; receipt. 0 rara; Michigan and W''onln, uo")c; Mlnneaota aial Dakota, '"lo3c. 1)1' LTRY Market r allv lowtr; spring. UVkC; fowls. 1043'le. Oata ha liar Market. OMAHA. Kt. f-PRAIRIF IUT Cl.olce upland, 111.00, No. 1. 110 0j4;i 10.50; Evapvorated Aaale aad Dried Frail. mBW- YORK, Oct IS. EVAPORATED APPLES-yulet. DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady. Aprl- cot and peachea. quiet. Ralstu, stead ier. Dry Uaad Market. NV:W YORK. Oct. 21 DRY HOODS Cotton gouda steady and slightly higher price named on prlat clotha Yarn weak; wool firm: all k eaay. ta Market. LIVERPiH Oct. n.-COTTON-Spot, good bualnea done; American middling fair, iOtnl; good middling, i.30d; sales, 4,700 bales. Bank Clearlage. OMAHA Oct. U Bank clearings for Omaha today were 8A4V4.lS3.Oi. and forth curreapondlii' day laat ear $Xi: 498.2a. t4.45r4W. 10 O COW 10-JU M. Keller, Wwomlng 410 00 i cow um 1100 6 25 14 feeder... kx -o ou 7 feeder.. 6 55 5 65 6 00 1 star nr.MU8KA. 1 6 00 9 tcer... 113t 7 25 . 838 .1030 steera... 1 bull .1025 .1014 .1290 6 00 6 HI 6 W 5 80 6 25 01 6 40 Cattle Doll aad Weak Sheep Steady to Strongr. CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-CATTLE-Recelpts, 2,500 head; market dull and weak; beeves, S6. IntolO. W; steers, $5,7548.75; cows nnd helfera, S3.20rfiS.70; stoek rs and feeders, 14 M!i'7 SO: calves. S7.0(iill.OO. HtXSS KecelDts. li.iw neaa; marKet ac bulk of sales, ti.Ka 60: mixed. S7.0.i4i7.7O rouga, 7.00g)7.lo; pigs, 14 ivwfi.m SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 10.000 head: market steady to atrong; sheep, I4.904M.fl6; yearlings, t5.604i6.50; lambs, S.104j'7.86. Kanaaa City Live Stork Market. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2W. -CATTLE Re ceipts, 1,600 head; market steady; prime fed steers, $9 60 10.75; dressed beef steera, S7.50fi9.50; western steer, SS.60tfi.75; block ers and feeder. S5.254j1i.00; bulla, S4.7&G ti.25: calves, S6.004J10.25. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head: market lower; bulk of sales, t7.104j7.40; heavy. t7.2O4j7.40; packer aud butchers. 37.153 7.60; light. 87.004j7.50; pigs. 6.264i7.f. SHEEP AND LAM 1US Receipts, 500 head; market tteady; lambs, t6.Wrd7.C0; yearlings. S3.25&8.25; wethcra, t5.a.g.76; ewes, t4.264jO.26. St. IO n la Live Stock Market. PT. liOUr.S. Oct. 23. CATTLE Receipts. 2,300 head: market steady; native beef steers, S7.504TdO.75; cows nnd helfeis, S6.00 (hO.tiB; stockers and feeders. S5.004j7.60; southern steers. t6.0Oi(S.00; cows and heif ers. 14 004ji.60; native calves, t6.0n4j'lo.60. HOGS Receipts. 6,300 head; market higher; pig and light. Se.SotiTO; mixed and butchers, t7-154i"7.75; good heavy, S7.35 4f7.75. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 600 hesd; market steady: native muttons. t4.00gu.25; lambs. t7.00j.00. Slonz City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY. Oct. :i CATTLE Re ceipt, 200 head; cows and heifera, tt.404j 6.60. HOOil Receipts, J.500 head: market steady; heavy, t6.8Mr7.nO; mixed, tu.oiW .96; light, t6.904j6.921'; bulk of sales, t6.! ti6.95. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.200 head; market steady; lsmbs, t6.704j7.30. St. Joseph Lire Stock Market. ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 23. CATTLE Re ceipts, 2"0'head; market steady; steer. t 'sAi'10.25; cow and helfera t4.239.0O; calves. Sfi.n.3i0.50. HOGS Recelpta, 4,000) head; market steadv to 5c lower: top. t7.35. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 209 head; market steady; lambs, i7. 0ta7.60. saved Omaha High school from the Ipnominity of a tie game with the rather weak team from the York High school yesterday at Rourke parlt. In the sec ond quarter after his mate had carried the plsskln within twenty-five yards of the York goal line, diminutive Chlrklet sprinted for the victorious touchdown. Chlcklet signaled for the ball and it was passed to him from Center Beard. Ho smuggled It under hi arm and stgrted. Ilia aim wa that unexplored territory back of York's goal posts. First Chlcltlet turned to his right then he swerved Inward toward the center. But before him he discovered various anJ sundry vllllans of the opposition. Ho was perilously nearlng the boundary line. Strategy told htm to cut In again. He did. But more opposition met him there. He elbowed a couple Inquisitive Yorkltes then walked over a couple oi more and found himself over the line at the south west corner of the field. Midst diver cheers the ball was kicked out to Wilson who caught It and Wlthey booted a neat goal for the seventh point. Omahn Play Poorly. The bnttln yesterday wasn't much of a ftny and the Kaiser probably would have been disgusted If his army should fight with no more spirit than Omaha. Conch Mills was manifestly disgusted end in no uncertain tones lie told his charges as much. He also told them 11 little more between halves, referring rathe' Impolitely to their pedlsrce an. I their ancestors. But Mills wasn't to blame. His actions were propitious, surely. York, a team much lighter than Omaha and lacking the talent, was a sturdv opposition. Coach Purdy must have done wonders with his material for the team put up a great fight. The light and flimsy team was good for hut one play, the forward pass and Purdy has taught them the Intricacies of that play in a masterful manner. That forward pas-i bothered Omaha and was one reason why the score was so small. Lutes and Johnson played a good game for Omaha In thebackficld, but they could have done a whole lot better. Neville made the one nice run, but on ether occasions was woefully weak. The test of the team played a very rued loco ro game. Coa Shlnea for York. Cox was the bright star for York, although Scamihorn gave him a close run for honors. Scamihorn was the youth who nipped the forward passes Osborne propelled and he was dangcrou at every moment The line up: OMAHA. YORK. Wilson R.E.I R E Miller Phillips R.T. R.T Morgan Bradley KG. R.G Bernstein Beard C. C H. Mevers Rees L.G. KG Little Peterson L.T. L.T Conwav Wilson L.E. UE Scamihorn Neville Q Q Osborne Johnson R.H. RH Cox I'"tes L.H. L.H Olmstead Berry F.B. F.B Trauger Subntltutes: Fiillaway for Berry, Nichols for Neville, Bowers for Olmstead, C. Meyers for Miller, Forbes for Uttle. Touchdown: Neville. Goal after touch down: Wlthey. Referee: Waugh. Um pire: Myer. Linesman. Dudley. Tim- of quarters: 15 minutes. this mornlnir. ihir. i.if 'aer " ' riu .u 1 1 1 fifty-three care, or 4,ouo omethlnv iiu- "eaa, in eight. Iff rtth to date'.upplTeV total ifSgi ago. today ndTf1er0l,tthin .ng,;; fl?ed earl" rouend.UUrt?e"drydod,l ,er a 6i0c hliiher i,.;i. nir..S?"'"" do on era and .eller. - - nl lak" .bllshed in good ae..on;anyv" e l.ad been cleaned up bv an .i,iyL Value, wer mora "Jr l un'" onah grade, some aaie belna- ri.. i.aU higher, while Mb?r wl're,., quoted'.: any more than nii,ai . 1 1.oiea 8 a Uw xoepltuna, It mas a... a.., v, ) VIM III IfllluV tk... J gcod hog. carrying considerabie welht' rln'U:!!K Harrow-- ved i.n,. h.,.-.." ....... ''L"'r lurr- d j . r. u. ,iim n.'i. 11. (he v th up. It opinion that, with more a cae of by firred to the "T.'":: were pre- -viiiiuUM uuirron hiw H a u.ual. landed at ih. ..ZY soa-a iipoiiivh. c i.e . . . . T out ...cjr no i ucen in thev woM very hard to move, and a It a a buvera iummi , v.-... . k..vv k. "V. a too w,..H,r,. nn(1 cuiator ctaae were made on about the a ne auiera that la. nd nearly all naa been moat ST. yuut Metal Market. LOUIS. Oct. 23.-METAI.S Lead: at t3.3Ctf3.37. peltert Higher at BANQUET FOR ALAMITO PLAYERS ON SATURDAY BURLINGTON HAS TWO FOOT BALL SPECIAILS The Burlington people expect to carry fully 5f0 Omaha enthusiasts on the foot ball special that leaves tor Lincoln at 12:15 today. The train will be made up of twelve or more coaches and will arrive at Lincoln at 1:45 In the after noon. Returning, it will leave Lincoln at 6:30, reaching Omaha at 7 o'clock In the evening. No stops will be made ex cept at Ashland. In addition to the foot ball special, the Burlington will run a special for the South Omaha Live Stock exchange, lea -Ing the freight house at Thirtieth and L streetn. South Omaha, at 5 o'clock in the morning, reaching Lincoln at 9:40. This t'ain Is for the purpose of permit ting the South Omaha live ptock men to pay their annual visit to the Nebraska, state farm, but it I expected that most of thoe who go upon it will attend the foot ball game, to be called at 2:30 in the afternoon, when the Cornhuakera and the Michigan Aggies meet in their an nual contest. LINCOLN HIGH DEFEATS HASTINGS, TWELVE-NOTHING The management of the Alamlto Dairy HASTINGS, Neb., Oct. 2S.-(Speclal Tel egram.) Playing in a seo of mud Lin coln High school defeated Hastings High school 12 to 0 In a hard-fought foot ball game this afternoon. Lincoln's touch downs were made by Quick and Frapp In the first and second quarters, both on fake end runs. The teams were evenly matched and company la to banquet the players ofjveral times nanimes almost got away that base ball team, who won the lnde- from a touchdown. In view of the Lln pendent city championship by vanquish-' eon score of 36 to 1 over Omaha and the turdy Armours. Saturday eve-1 act mm tom-n i"i rcnuaier oi me the blue room at the Brandei ! Hastings team wa confined to his bed Ing the nlng In tore, men. Platea are to be laid for twenty by appendicitis there Is much gratifica tion In the Haatings camp. fr a. . , - . ia, a4 144. U'- Hulk of the ottering moved at to 9.Hlt 7.10. with a sprinkling below these ftg- pur-ame up ure. and flat dim flu-1 J". Top are al the I....I iK.,1 kmil.hl . k.. l.ll. V. ,"- ... . uiun toaay wa lighter than Thursday top bunch and a. shad better In quality. a top of 17. higher, but Na. A, aa. Pr. No. At. 8a. I'r 44 424 .. 4 4j u rt ., tl 174 is iii j at : t ' 4 4M 4UI 4 t 44 Ml xw J at "4 1" XMI IN W XI Ik i4 4J 4 4 w u im uu T r" 11 t ... t n e .. t r.Z 4 " 4 44 t. I4 W 1 14 41 7 ! .. 1 1 41 lit W 4a lat f i 17 t T w 7 rt 4. T H W 3 40 IN U li .. V 10 f4 ...... .1 K t 1 U 4 T 14 14 at 4 7 au 42 Ml 1M Tli M W4 1M 7 kk 2! J 4 t It ti vi at l ai m :4 i iw Four new tenants came to us last month on the recommendation of satisfied tenants in the building ! Ask any tenant what he thinks of the service and comforts of THE BEE BUILDING ' "Th building that i$ always new" For rooms inquire of the Superintendent, Koom 103. r C.ra-d Island Utah Win. I . orur,. CRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Oct. 3.-Spe- ' OAKLAu. .eo.. ici. Jj.-t.-jecial Tel clal Telegram ) Orand laland High ) egram Anton streker of Dodge won In school foot ball team defeated Wood ! two full from Tom Kay of Koaalle here Klver 35 to rt. Four touchdowns were , last night, the first fall being In thlity made'ln long run. j tit minutes. i