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TIIK OMAHA KUX1WY HEK: OCTOHKH 2,", 1914. i V &-0 MONEY TO LOAN KtF.D MONEY T See in, (Julck service. Half usual rate. nELIATU.R CRF.DIT CO., 30$ Paxton Block. lougla 1411. FKRSOXAK F UK Salvation Army Industrial horn so- llelt your old clothing, furniture, maga- Ilnes. We collect. We distribute. Phone Douglas 4136 and our wagon will rail. Call and Inspect our new home, 1U0-1111-1114 lorige t. VOL' NO women coming to Omaha an strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women Christian Associstion building at 17th St. and St. Mary's Ave., where they wilt be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our trav elers' aid at the ln'on Station. TARTY comtempiatlng trip to Paciflo coast points will find to advantaaa to gridres c Adams, Tekamah, -eo." KITTY Hll.l-Oet lotter at general de livery. rincr warns you. v. . IET STOCK THREE BoHon terrier I'ups, dark brlndle, white marking, pedigreed, good heads and good tails: 11 weeks old. 2129 Are. II, Council Bluffs. PEDIGREED German sheep do, whose father and mother wore imported from Germany. He is not related to any of the sheep dogs owned In tha city of. Omaha. Call Douglas 1104. rOVLTRT AND SVTPUK3 STEREOTYPE matrices make the best and cheapest lining for poultry houses. They are 17x23 Inches, stronger and more durable than tarred felt and practically fireproof. 75o a hundred at The Bee office. Mixed grain. 11.60 per 100." Wagner, 801 N. !. WANTED TO BUT OLD COINS WANTED 4100 Paid for dime l&H S mint; 375 for trade dollar, ISM; cash premiums paid for rare oolns to 1909. Send 4o. Get our large coin cir cular. It may mean much profit to you. Send Bow. Numismatic Bank, Dept. 10, fort Worth, Tex. SLIGHTLY used high grade pianos. W. 3728. OFFICE furniture bought and sold. -J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. Poug. Sit. WE BUY 2d-hand clothes. 1421 N. 24th. WE buy, sell. exch. clothing. )ewelry, etc. Suitcases $1 up. Friedman, 14th at Lodge. IJVK STOCK MAKKKT OF WKSl SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign ments receive prompt and careful atten tlon. Lire Stock Commission Merchants, MARTIN BROS. A CO., Exchange Bldg. live vraas BLBINE83 MEN OF OMAHA A B C of Omaha -T ALL WATCHBS. diamonds and Jew- LX elerv. special prides, Bepu mm wi. Buy" nowTl week. Western Watch and Jewelry Vo., Room 217, Karbach block. N hand electrlo fans and motors. LeBron Kiecino woras, S18 S. 12th. Douglas zim. maha PILLOW CO.. 1907 Cuming, UDoug. 2467. Renovates feathers and mattressej of all kinds, makes feather mattresses and down covers. ACUL'H cleaners for sale. Vacuum cleaning done In the homo. Sanitary Service Co., sub Bee Bldg. WE rent, repair, sell needles and parts for all sewing machines. NE- ' BRASKA CYCLE CO., "Mlcksl's," istn and Hamey. uougias AeeossUsts. MELVILLE D. THOMAS COMPANT, iai-3S cnty Mat. Bank iagj. Tyler 110. Adding; Machines. Dalton Add ng Machines, 411 8. IS. D. 1449. Adder Mch Co., (Wales) W. O. W. D. 6338, Attractions. OMAHA film ex., 14th and Doug. Motion picture machine and film bargains. Anto and Msgaete Repairing;. Magneto repair work a specialty, D. 2418. Auctioneers. JJowd Auction Co., 1123 W. O. W. Red 3285. Barbers. ' 12 Chairs, 10c shave, neck shave. 1(17 Far. Bine Printing-. HORNBY CO. Blue printing, under new ownership. 301 Omaha Nat Bk. D. 8167. Braaa Fonndrlea, Paxton-Mltrhelr Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Building: and Repairing;. E. FRANTA. 611 Paxton Blk. Doug. 2157. A. J. Johnson, carpenter, rep'r'g. D. 6i92. Cistern and Well Dtsgjlna;. NEED well or cistern cleaned or dug? 8CHAFFER does It. Phone Web. 631. Coal Dealers. FiO Johnson's special, also Victor nut, VO.OKJ KM Phone D ll(fL i big basket coal. 31, Wagner, Ml N. 16. California Lands. W. T. Smith Co., 1111 City Nat. Bk. D. 2819. Chiropractors. J. C. Lawrence. D. C. 2322 Howard. D. 8461. 1. Oeddls, D. C, 228 Uee Pdg. Doug. 4293. Cb4na Painting;. Ruth Letchford, decorating, filing. R. 4MZ. Civil Bagtlnoej-s. M. J. LACY. 618 BEE BLDG. DOUG. 4718. I.IVK WIHK BISINKHS MEN OK OMAHA Lighting;, Fixture and Wlrlnn Mas Cos tome nnd l.nilae Banpllea. M FOR. of lodge regalia and coetume. The largest stock of masquerade and thestrlcal costumes In the eountry. Theo. Uehen Bon. 1.M4 Howard. D. 41 IS. Mire, and Window Shade Cleaners. OLD shades made like new. Midwest Shade Fartory, 4010 Ham'Uon. Hr. 4n. Meaeenaer aad Transfer. WHITE LINE, ("8 11th. Douglas 3313. Millinery. . SWITCHES from combings. (1.50. Psyche free. Mrs. H. M. rk, .V4 S. 18th. D. 8S7. MstIsc, Moron; and Cleaning;. W. C. FERB1N. lMh and Capitol. Ty. 10, Mtinueti MASS., rheu., liver, kidney troubles. D. 713. Clara Lee. baih and massage. Doug. lTM ANNA MAHKS ?S'MXS 1802 Farnam St. Apt. 8. 3d floor. D. 1. Miss Fisher, mass., elect, tryst. Red 6036. MA8SAGK, 109 0. 17th St. Mrs. Steele. Violet Rsv Mass. 436 Bee Bldg. P. 6112. Mrs. Snyder, elec. trt. 1408 8. Sth. D. 43.S0 f A Qvi A n V Swedish movement. AlAfiVUJi Bee Bldg. Douglas 424 K. Mack, massage and manicuring. D. 7M1 Massage, Miss Walton H. 224. Neville Blk. Masssge, Miss Gibson, H. 224, Neville Blk. BATH and Mass., alcohol rub. L Wilson. 1802 Farnam. R. 2. Doug. sura 8761. Cream Separators. The Sharpies Separator Co., 13th A Farn. Detectives. JAMBS ALLAN. 812 Neville Blk. EM denoe secured In all cases. Tyler lift. Daaelsg Academies. Turpln's Dancing Academy, 28th Farn. CHAMBERS' Academy, classic. t. 1K71. Mackle's Academy, now open. 1816 Har. Dressmaking;. Terry Dressinak'g college, 20 h A Farnam. Mrs. J. M. Todd, 814 N. 16th; styl.sh fall costumes at Introductory prices. D. 8479. M1S3 BTl'RDY, 2416 Caas. Red Tito. Alterations, rellning. Mrs. Calvert D.4400. FASHIONABLE dressmaking; 1507 Corby. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 1R06 Farnam. Dr. Todd's elveolar.denUstry. 4ol Brandels Ballcy, the lientlst. 706 City Nat l Hank. Taft Dental Rooms, 1S17 louglas. L Pyorrhea. Dr. Fickes, 724 City Nat Bank. Drugs. PRl'GS at cut prices: freight paid on 110 orders; catalogues fres. Sherman A Mc- Connell Drug Co., Omaha, Neb, Klectrlo gapplles. LEBRON Elec Wks.. 313 8. 12th. D. 3176, Everything; for Women. 'Woman's Exchange, 432 Pax. Blk. R. 4911 ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all aizes and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging. Ideal Pleating Co.. 200 Douglas Block. D. 1936. Fnrrietrs. BEN FENSTER. 1410 N. t4th St W. T7T7. t'lorlsta. A. DONAHUK, 1622 Harner- Doug. 1001. BATH'S florists, 1804 Farnam St. L. HENDERSON, 1619 Farnam. P. UfA. Member Florist Telegraph Pel. Ass'n. HES.-i 8WOBODA. 1416 Farnam SI. Hair Drcsslaa-. Harper Method. R. . Balrd Bldg. D. MIL SWITCHES from eomhii.gs, 11.60. D. 243. Ucnllats. Eyes examined, glasses fitted, pay as you can. Drs. McCarthy. 1111 W. O. W. Bldg. Osteopathic Physicians. Dr. Rerucha, 203-4 McCague Bldg. D. 8S86. Pa teats. H. A. Sturgea, E36 Brandels Theater Bldg. P. O. Barnell. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117. Patent Devejopment. AMERICAN Machine Co., 110 8. 11th St. Printing;. WATER3-BARNHART Ptg. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 624 8. 13th St. DOfOLAS Print ng Co. Tel. Doug. 644. COUEY M KENZ1J5 PTO. Co. P. 244. RIES-HALL Ptg Co., 1K20 Capitol. P. 1102. CENTRAL PRINTING CO. POUG. 3754. HUGH M'MANUS, 417 N. 40th. K. 8728. Flames Renovated. PLUMES A flowers made over, cleaned & dyed. Bertha Kruger, 429 Paxton. D. 8394. Hoach Exterminator. B, B. B. Roach powder at your druggist. Safe and Time Lock Experts. Opened, repaired, comb, changed. F. K. Daven port, 141 Dodge. D. 1821. SAFES Live Stock Remedies. OMAHA Roniedy Co., 607 S. 18th. Red. 4X2. Llghtlu Fix tares aad Wiring;. THOMAS DURKIN Electric fixtures and supplies, contract ing and repair work done reasonable. 3419 CUMIN4. DOUGLAS 3619. Shoe Repair is sr. Electric Shoe Rep. Co., 180T St. Mary's Ay. tans aad Baowcards. i--rj-K rr AT CUT PRICES. (TS E. M. CLARK A SON, 118 So. lth. Room 14. Storev and Office Fixtures. DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, shelv ing, etc. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture ana euppiy Co., 414-16-18 S. l.'th. d. 7724. Steel rrlllna-s. CARTER Sheet Metal Works.- 110 S. 10th, Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th. D. B28. Trunks and "nltcaaes. FRELINQ A BTEINLE, 180 Farnam St. Tailors. CHAS. C. LANDERTOU, 108 N. 15th St. Veterinarians. DR. Q. R. YOUNG. 4602 Center. H. 6063. Wines nnd Liquors. ALEX JETE3, 201-3 8. 13th St. Wines. liquors, cigars. Plate dinner 11 to 3, 10c. w tr w rs v !-. iw-t.- . ... '"-. . I M I. t. A nl.L . v rw . . v.. vtnur iy, i en-cent lunch. GLOBE Liquor House. 422 No. 16th. 2 qts. cold beer. 26c. Write for price list D. 4.V.2! BUY your family liquors at Klein's Liquor House. 622 N. 16th. Douglas 1809. SWAPPER'S COLUMN ALTO A 80-Jl. P. Mitchell 6-passenger car, (no top); has wind shield, lights etc., to trade for lota or diamonds. Ad dress 6. C. UH6. Bee. ACCOUNT of financial reverses will trade or want to sell my Apollo player piano at a great sacrifice. This Is an excep tlonal bargain for someone. 8. C. 1676. AUTO Maxwell runabout, first class condition. Cash or trade. No land of fers. Address S. C. W9, Bee. AUTOMOBILES Fur utner automoblit bargains see the "Automobile" clarifi es nun BUSINESS CHANCES Manufacturing business protected by patnt and all nniiie iur rem eeiaie Danxanie notes, or what have you to the extent of 31,000. Ad- Im.. q r- IR;.U 1 BULLDOG months old bulldog: good watch dog, will awp for furniture or mane me casn oner. Address loifi, Bee. BICYCLE One ycur old for cash, or what hiva vnnT H C 1K!1 R CAMERA, ETC. Will trade camera, gui tar or other articles for a limited num ber of butterflies; need not be rare va rieties, but must be well preserved and of attractive design. Address S. C. 1566, Uee. CAMERA 6x7, Premo camera, complete, with 3 plats holders, 6 supplementary lenses, trfpod and carrying case; want typewriter. Address 8. C. 1667. Bee. CLEAR LOTS to trade for late roadster. Ford preferred. Address F-6B7. care Bee. CONTRACTOR and carpenter will do your carpenter work and repairing; also put up your storm sash; anything of value taken In exchange; a good heater wanted. Address B. C. 1584. . CLOSE TO OMAHA, IMP. FARM Bargain. Isaao Conner, Uiiaha. C J . ANA.n. .11, !. an .'imiittt DAVENPORT-Sanitary davenport and mattress for chairs or anything I can use In the house, or for 36 cash. Ad dress S. C. 1668, Bee. 8WAPPF.IVS COLUMN HK.ATEH A good oil heater, almost new; erll for 13 or trade for anything. f C. 1W7. HENS. ETC. 1( Standard bred while leghorn hens and a few fine cockerels. II X to 32.Sn each. Might accept new mer chandise r a good typewriter In ex change. S C 16V1, Bee. LEAVING city. Wliirell or trade my Kimball piano for S6. Cost new E6. S. C. 16i4. MERCHANDISE 3 Lett) ICVJl ITY IN 3:.0i) merchandise. Invoice cf new goods to exchange for tools or what have jrouT Address Box 64, Clinton, NeK MOTORCYCLE Twin txcrlsior, 1911 model. fully equipped. This ma chine has been run very little and en amel and engine In A-l shape. Will trade for roadster or runabout of equal value, or make an Interesting prk-s for cash. 8. C. 1441. Bee. MOTORCYCLE 1914 7 H. P. twin cylinder motorcycle, nearly new, been run less than 600 miles, and fully equipped, worth $.-). Will trade for ret.1 estate, diamonds or anything of equal value. Address S. C. 1670, rare Dee. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Rexlna mu slo box. value 8.16, and one high-grade "riowttou" mandolin. Address 6. C 15i.2. He. NO CASH DOWN. If jrou have a lot out where the price Isn't high, ws can put you In a home and there will be no laml.ord to make you mova again. You can ry balance almost same as rent. This client has several front which to choose; some brand new, from 38.76 up to fcJ4 per month. Send us the number of your lots and we will look them up. First choice of homes to first ""hasrE, Williamson Co.. Paxton Blk. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Export Business Creates Big De mand for American Grain. CORN AND OATS RULE STRONG NO. 6 Remington typewriter. In good run ning order; will trade for B-flat cornet. kng model. 8. C. 1572. OFriCE FURNITURE Will buy somg good second-hand office furniture: must be cheap lor cash. Address a C 1240, Bee, PHONOGRAPH A dandy and 12 records, would exchange for diamond ring or cheap lot, worth 3160. Aduress S. C. 1680, care Bee. FAINTING AND PA PER HANG I NG First clans work and reasonable prices charged. AY ant some good furniture. Ad dress S C 153. Bee. PHONOORAFH. ETC. A small phono graph and ten records for sale or trade. What will you give me in exchange lor them? Address 8. C 1536, Bee. PLAYER MUSIC A limited number of new rolls for 88-note player piano to trade for typewriter, rltle or Edison pho nograph records. What have you? Ad dress 8 C. 1577. Bee. PLANTS Plants to swap. I have dark red dahlias, red and yellow callas, bluish Iris, which 1 would like to swap for other varieties. 8. C. 160, Bos. PHONOGRAPH and latTflne Edison rec ords, for piano or good diamond ring or lot. Address, S. C. 1671, Bee. tx? GRAFLEX newspaper camera, with 11 plats holders, carrying case for Camera and carrying case for plate hold, era The outfit In good condition and big bargain for the lot at (110. Address S. C. 1611 CAMERA, ETC. I have Carmon eom- 1. 1 . .i . -. w,mi,vii urn inwwKra rtmvn; an r.asi-. man postcard camera, 8Ux6'4, !n leather rase for film and plates both; also a 6x7 machine eompleta, with two lenses, chem icals, trsys, supply of stock. Want to SWBA ffl. SS rV.tt'a --t.nl . . i 1 n. -" - - AJN a repeating rifle for anything, or will sell -v"i" ....... . ,-., g. i. v i , rice. CAM ERA One minute post card, new! luntm uuiin, cost uvo. will trada for anything ! can use. Address H. C DUE BILL A 3i0 due bill; good as cash II f i r I r.avmnv.1 . i . . -.--. -... w.. m,if yiuiu, sen jor V or trade for diamond or anything, fi. DESK. ETC.-Koller top desk with safe' flat too desk, four-foot flnnr aKr o..' and candy case for what have youT Ad dress S C. 166S. Bee. DRESS SUIT Complete, and Tuxedo If thing 1 can use- Address B. C. 1035. Bee. ENGINE One I. 11. C. 1-H. P gasollns engine. WIU trade for whatT Address 8. C 1643. Bee. EQUITY ll.oott equity in a coxy four room, cottage, almost new; two beauti ful lots, each 40x150, located at Benson; trade for equity In Omaha property; price. 11.800. S. C. 168. FOR SALE OR TRADE u-passenger Hupmoblte, In first-class running order. Will trade for another car that I can work over this winter, or what have rout 8. C. ISIS. FOK SALE OK TRADE Lot, north of Krug Park: fine location: a barsaln if taken at once. A 6fa6. FUK.MTURB for a 46-roora hotel Star Omaua. ".tM. Low rale nil a tbe building. What nave you to uffsrr Vr... a r 1K rare n GOOD 7-room bouse, would rxohanue for grocery stock In Omaha. Address Ownr, B. C. l7t. Be. RANCHES FOR FARMS My Specialty I am headquarters for ranches. Real, regular ranches. The kind that cut hay, well improved. The kind that carry cattle winter as well as summer. 1 handle ranches that I have seen person ally that 1 know and are exactly as represent them. The prices are i.siil. Have one of 4,650 a., at 317.60, 1,800 tons. One of 3,240 a., olose to town, at 320, I.Oim tons. One of 3,000 a., hay, corn and alfalfa, $21. One of 8,200 a., hay, corn, alfalfa, 321.SO. Close to town.. One of 1,440 a., 400 tons. $15. Deals of all kinds wanted. See me first. Aak anyone who knows as to whether 1 will attend to your trades to your satis faction. Write me today. J. A. ABBOTT. 4?8 State Bank Bldg, Omaha, Neb. RESTAURANT Want to swap or deal for a complete, up-to-date restaurant outfit; must be first-class In all respects. 1 mean business,' and give full particu lars in first letter. Then you will sos me. S C. 1664, Bee. ( RAZORS What have you to offer for some -(30) new safety raiorsf Can be seen at any time; more can be had at the factory; big money in the business; will accept anything that I can eat, wear or use. . c. Ih65, Bee. STANLEY STEAMER I have a Stan ley steamer which has a new boiler, burners and latest safety appliances. Wid trada It for anything of equal value. Address me at 2au Farnam St. or call at Hilt Farnam St. and aak for me. C. J. CURZON. 3 IONS, khuucmii, iuiK r Son. D. 1378. THREE room bungalow, at Diets club, for vacant lot or auto. Phone Tyler Ib68. TYPEWRITER Have a first-class standard . make typewriter, two-color ribbon, etc., will sell for $30, or trade for anything ol equal value 1 can use. b. c. 14f)9. Bee. TWO HOUSES $7,J0, mlg. 32,600; would exchange for two or three smaller houses and more ground. My houses are fine. 7 rooms each. Write S. C. 15M Bee TERRIER Boaton Bull terrier, through bred female, a beauty, wanL. diamond ring;. Address 8. C. 16S2. Bee. TYPEWRITER In good condition, will swap for good watch. Address S. C. lStt. Bee. WATCH Lady's open face - watch, - year goid-ruted case, gooa timekeeper, to trada for small kodak. What have your '8. C. 14f, Bee. WILL accept runabout or good driving outfit as flist payment on a high grade standard piano or player piano. S. U. 1573. WANT INCOME PROPERTY OR LAND for Improved 1,760 acres at 320 per acre. House, barn and othar improvements. Running water, stocked wlUi 100 head calves, L5 head 4-year-old cows, 20 young mules, 20 horses and one Jack. Don't sub mit Inflated values, as this place Is olear and priced at real value. Owner wants property nearer home. Fins for ons who wants to live on a ranch. O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Omaha Nat. Bank. Doug. 2718. St. Iinls Mrs Btock Market. ST LOUIS, Oct. 24 CATTLE Receipts, . . 1. i a . .. . . ltU hSao , mnrnvi tiriwj , a uni steers, 7 .604T10.75; cows and heifers, $6.00 i9 65; Blockers and feeders. $6 004j7.&0; southern steers, $6 008.00; cows and heif ers $4.fa0?f.60; native calves, lt OOicllO.fO. HOGS Receipts, 4.60U head: market lower; pigs and lights, $6.tt6U1.66; mixed and butchers, W&UfX-W: Hood heavy. 7.4.' 7.66. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none; merket stesdy: native muttons, 34 006 25; i. w- invfia no Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 24. Prices for spot coffee were marked up lc today, al though business continued light. The llauldatlng committee hers reported sales Of December at 6.90c, the undertone being steady and business small, supplies txitn here snd afloat from Brazil ars said to be too liberal at the moment to warrant any Important demand from the trade. Rio, No. T, was quoted at And Santos, No. 4. 10e. New York Mssey Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 34. MERCANTILE. PAPER a1 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Week: sixty day bills. $4 .!.; for rabies. $4.i43H-&0: for demand. $4.22rr4.27&. SILVER Bar, o. 1AJNDON, Oct. 24. SILVER Bar, 32Hd per ounce; MONKY Discount rates, three months, 3H per cant. Drr fiada Marks. NEW YORK. Oct. 24. -Cotton goods, steadier. Yarns, quiet. Burlaps, firmer. T .luan. firm U . -d I a..- M.t. htoK.. ITh. derwear and hosiery, quiet. Mlaneasiolls Orsln Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 24 WHEAT IW-ember, $I.12Ss; May. $1 18W; No. 1 hard $1.16: No. 1 northern. $LlZiyi.l4; No. $ northern. (1. 1.124. t p Cotton Market. LfVKRPOOU Oct, 34 COTTON Soot in lair ooinanai prions unouangea; t,60u balsa. Other Cereals Influenced hf Heavy Call for Wheat Weather Con ditions Also Influence the Market. OMAHA, Oct. 24. 1M4. An enormous business was agnln transacteil In cash wheat yesterday. The eagerness of foreigners to absorb every pound of this grain, whether In a de sirable position for Immediate shipment or whether it could be obtained later In the year, reflected the pressing wants of some of the Important nations. There has been up to the present time a scarcity of tonnarc In all positions for the carrying of bremlaturfs offering for export. During this week the clearances of wheat, with flour Included as wheat, from America were only 6,600.000 bushels. And while tills was 228.H00 bushels In ex cess of the previous week, It was 3,O00 bushels smaller than the corresponding period last yesr. There are some of the lightweights In the vsrlous markets of the nnlmlrv w I. n ,1 .- . V. . .k, hi. ..U. nl wheat for export as reported because of me comparatively small clearances from week to week. Corn and oats both ruled strong yes terday. Wet weather Is slowly extending Into the western part of the corn belt. Argentina prices have gained because of unfavorable weather conditions there and there wer unfavorable husking returns from our own belts. New corn Is being heavily fed In the absenre of adequate supplies of the old. There are large sup piles of hogs In the country, and these ars being finished for market as rapidly as possible. Provisions were strong and a shade better. The buying was of a stronger character than the selling. The product to Chang hands was taken largely by packers, wh'le the selling was mainly by local professionals and In the way of pmrtt-iaklng by scattered and small longs. neat waa 1c higher. Corn was unchanged to r lower. Oats were He higher to lower. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal to 6 000 bushels; com, none: oats, 80,000 bushels. Primary wheat receipts were 1.7M,0r0 bunhela and shipments, 811.00 bushels, against receipts of MO.000 bushels and shipment of 476,000 bushels last year. Primary oorn receipts were 8x9,000 bushels and shipments of flOO.Olo bushels, against receipts of 446.000 bushels and shipments or 3S2.000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipts were M6.000 bushels, and shipments of 967 .OO bushels, against receipts of 084.000 bushels and shipments of 6W.0O0 bushels last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheut.Cnrn.Oats. Chicago 167 165 2:8 Minneapolis 400 Duluth 366 Omaha , 75 8 64 Kansas City 24 3 U St. Louis 1 48 31 Winnipeg 26 'liitue sales wers reported today Wheat: No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, 31.08; 8 cars, 3L07H. No. 3 hard winter. 3 ears, $HiW; 7 cars, $1.07; U ears, tl.OHH. 2 cars, $1.06. No. 4 hard winter, 1 c.r, ll.'MSs. No. I mixed 1 car, $1.08; 1 cat, $1,074. No. 3 spring, 1 car, $1.06: 1 cur, (1.06. Rejected, 1 car, c; 1 car, K.o. Oats: Standard, 1 cars, 46o No. 3 white, ( cars, 4Te. No. 4 white, 4 cars, 46 Vic; 3 cars, 45c, No grade, 3 cars, 444a. Rye: No. 2. 1 car, 87o; No. 3. 1 car, Wa 3 cars, tfVic Corn: No. 3 white, 1 bulk head. 74c. No. 1 yellow, I car, 7uc. No. 2 yellow, $ cars. 70c. No. 3 yellow. I car, 70c No. 4 yellow, 3 cars (new), 67c No. 6 yellow, 1 car, 684c; 1 car, 68c; 1 car, 68c. No. yellow, l car, gflc; 8 cars, 67Vc. No. 1 mixed, 1 car, 6Pc. No. 3 mixed, 84 cars, 684c No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 6fco. No. 6 mixed, 2 cars, 684q. No. mixed, I cars. 68c. Sample, 1 car, 66c Omaha Cash, Prices: WheatNo. S hard, $1.071.084; No. 3 hard. 31.064i8L074: No. 4 hard. 894cf31.08: No. 1 surina. 11 n 1.07; No. 8 spring, 31.06fl06; No. 4 spring, 2cS 31.044; No. 3 durum, 81.0184.3;. No. ( durum, S1.0n1.01. Corn: No. X white, 74VitiyT44c; No. 3 white, Ttfmc; No. 8 white, ,3iTj74c: No. 4 white, 78H734c; No, ( white, 72ft73c; No. white, Ti& 724e; No. 1 yellow, 9ijr70c; No. 3 yel low, 694870e; No. 8 yellow, 9tf70c; No. 4 yellow, 6844j94cj No. 6 yellow. 6Mffi4c; No. 6 yellow, 6747o; No. 1 mixed. s3 6nc; No. i mixed, 68V,a6Sc; No. 3 mixed, 6MB)84c; mixed, 67MJx4o; No. 6 mixed, 67i484c: No. 6 mixed, 67oi8c Oats: No. 3 white, 4"0464: standard. 46f48c; No. S white, 64W6o; No. 4 white, 46i45',o. Barley: Malting, 6Hr72c; No. 1 feed, 4fi66e. Rye: No. 3, 864&7c; No. I, 864G8fcc. ,., i CHICAGO GRAIN ADD PROVISIONS Features of the Trading and Cloaln Prlees on Hoard of Trade. CHICAGO, Oct 34,-Wheat took a down ward slant today. Influenced by a lessen ing of expert sales and by a good deal of profit taking on the part of holders. The market closed unsettled at 1Mo decline. Corn finished HHo off, oats down ViSSc, and provisions varying from a setback of 10c to equal advance. Foreign iuyers for the most part re frained from export transactions unless at a material drop from yesterday's price. The bulla were further handi capped by week-end realising sales which sot In right at the opening and remained In evidence until the close. Corn started out higher owing to wet weather and to reports of large losses In Argentine shipments to Europe. The market, howover, afterward became de- r issued with wheat. Oats merely fol owed the action of other grain. Ex port call was described as fair. Support from paclters rallied the pro vision market from a decline due to larger holding receipts than expected. The best buying was of the nearer deliveries of lard. bog; fancy Colorado Jonathans, 8126 per box; Colorado Jonathans, choice. $1 f0 per box; extra fancy Washington Hoovers, $1 88 per box; Oregon Spitionburg, 3150 f'er Nix; Oregon Winter Bnrnna. 81 78 per ox; extra tancy Washln.ton Oellclou, 3J00 per box; New Ycrk Oreenlnss, $.100 per bbl.; New York Baldwin. $2 7( per hhl.: New York King, 3.1 SO per bbl ; New York Spy $' 6" P" bbl : New York Rus setts. $8 00 jer hhl. Tears, California Ciargtoua, 32 86 per box: extra fancy D'AnJoil. 12 ft) per box.. (Irat es, Toksys. 8136 per crate; California Kinpere, $.! W per bhl : New York Grapes, banket, .'.ic; 28 la.ket lots. ?tv per basket. Bananas, per cimph. 81 76tf3.to. BF.KF CUTS No. I rhs. IV; No, 1. irSc; No. 3, 11c. No. 1 loins, l"4c; No 8. li)c; No 3, ISc. No. 1 chucks, loc; No. 1, 8Hc; No. 3. c. No. t rounds, l.lWc; No. 2. 184c: No. 3, 114c. No. 1 plates, PV No 8. IKc; No. 3, 84c VFOKTAHLKf Cauliflower, lb., 124c; cabhnge, lh., 14o; cucumbers. 8 dos. In box. er box, $1 .60: celery, Mlcnlgnn. doi., SSc; lenver. Jumho, dug., i5o; head leltm-e, doi., 60cit(iil 60; leaf lettuce, dos , 4V; nlons, yellow, lb., 14c; red. Ih., 14c po tstoes. bu., 70-; pepiers. basket, 50c; fancy tomatoea. baakrt, $1 26; onions (srallols). dot., 40i: radishes, dos.. 36c; horseradlnh, case. (166: garlic, Itsllan, lb. 30c; srei potatoes, bbl.. t.HOO; squash, lb., 14c NUTS Northern California Walnuts, lb., lH4c: filberts, lb, 16c: fllherts. Long Naples, lb., 16c; pecans, lb., 124c; Jumbo, lb. ISc M ISCELI ANEtit"H snelleni jxinoor n, ... ....I A .1...- I.A I AA. -I lb., 4c; sugsr walnut dates, box, $1 40; al monds. Ih., 20c; limes, box, $175; cracker- OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET Cattle Suffer the Worst Slump of the Whole Year. HOGS QUARTER OFF FOR WEEK Pet Kere, Fifteen to Qaarter and Fat l.amba Ten to Fifteen Higher for the Week l'eeders Tea tn Quarter Lower. . n .a t SI HP IS 7 M 44 11 ... 1 n li w In si ,tn s 1 oi 64 I 4S 1 06 Sl'H, l'fl, U P", 1 I nn, i. ' i-i cane, $5 60; 4 case, $1.15; Dromedary dates case, $3 00; honey, cae. $3.60; figs, 13 12-ox 66. Cider, per keg. 3lA); per 4 bbl., J6. CocoanuU, per sack. $4 (0; per dog., 7iiC. New York GenernI Market, NEW YORK, Oct. 24. -SUGAR Raw. easy: molasses sugar, 3.49c: centrifugal, 14.14c. ReMned. quiet. Cll E EH B Steady; receipts, i.ins noxes; state whole milk, fresh white and col ored specials, 144k(15c; r.tsto whole milk, average fancy. 144c: skims, CiilSi-. KiKIH Steady ; roecelpts, t.f1 cases; fresh gathered, extrx fine, 8.1) 3sc: extra firsts. 2:c: firsts, 2ihiii seconda 38 3bc; state, Pannslvanla and nearby hen nery whites, r.rjIfiRo; state, Pennsylvania and nnarbv gathered whites, 36i)c; state. ! 86flS8c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby ana mixeu coiorn, i!ir Ar'lclel Open. I High. I lxw, I Cioe.l Yes y. Wheatl I Dec. May. Corn Dec. May. Oats Dec. May. Pork. Jan., . May. Lard. Nov.. Jan.. Rlba Oct.. Jan.. 1 lV 133V.I 70S '73 I 60 64 18 00 la 32HI 60 8 824! 1 1TV4' mil 7nf (1 644 ltfJS U 424 I 10 524 8 K74 8 8-J41 f6 8 75 1 164 12141 Hi 71 I 604 W4, 18 87 4 18 324 10 60 f 80 1 1HI 1I h! 71 '4 1 174 1 22 70 70 (04 60'4 63 5rU54 18 06 18 40 19 06 10 36 10 60 10 624 11 00 1 10 90 8824I 874 Chicago Cash Prices: Wheat No. 1 red, $Llofl.l64; No. 2 hard, $l.D4r.rl.l64. Corn No. t yellow, 7644"6e; No "3 vel low. 76-8764C Oats No. 8 white, iK-SDo; standard, 4I(60.i. Hy No. 8. 814c llar ey 604j76r. Timothy $4.00&6.li0, clover. ilOlLOO'. Por,,-1-0 Ul- ll0 Wi rlb' BL'lTfcR Higher; receipts (.723 tubs; creamery, ZiM'o. POTATOEuS Lower: receipts 88 ears; Michigan and Wisconsin, S7ftHc; Minne sota and Dakota, 464j2c. FXlGg-Maiket. hlghtr; receipts 6 090 cases; at mark, cases Included. 177i234t-: ordinary flmts 21to22c; firsts, 23i8i24c. I'OULTRY-Ailve, lower; springs, lie; fowls, lw&llc ' OMAHA QE.M3BAL MARKET. BmER-No 1, i-ih. cartons. SOc; No. 1, 0-lt. tubs. 28c CHKK.SK Imnn.urf a . m.. . w - - . - - . v , joiner can Swiss, 2Bc block Swiss, 22c; twins. "iit, uiuiira, lino; triplets, IKVtc: Young A mot leas. lc; blue label brick. 174c; llni burgsr. 3-lb.. 20u; 1-lb, 3oc: New York whit, lrej Imported French Roquefort, ITT WIT TViif IT. 1.-.- M,,.u. ,- Us ; salmon, 12ri6c:' halibut, t4c; channol vaiiinii, 1 u ; pise, 11c; picKerei, 1UC WlI'T.TIi r Krr.ll.r. in.... .1.1.1. ens, Uc; hens, Kjllc'; cocks. 8c; ducks, e '-wwt, at.--, turneye, inc: pigeons, per doa.. 0c; ducks, full feathered lite; geese, full feathered. 8r: aou&iia Nn 1 11 rJt- . 8, 6flc. ' ' Market quotations tarnished by atllnskl rult lomntny: .' -. . w , v, r i.iu, v men el, s. ll'U, Uc lfiOrv lUm and ftOa, M.U0 M 71 per boa. Lmona, fancy km, nm. isft ra Knar rir.li.a li l! fh l. aw.- sr n 1 --w aaw s.wuit snjssa, sFJsn fVM pr box. Oraf rult, ail ats, U.b0 par boa. Applea, extra fano WMhina loQ Orlmaa Oo.doa. $1 7b pr boa; fancy W ah t rihrtiin flrlrriftji'. 11 rwt rvn awra fancy Wah.u(rion Junathana, M par . . AJ -fe.inas-tA. nulk. srt VV ( ttusvf mmu nigh wss w w ssssVLaltmngi (A. gs9 ymT nthered browns lit TTT1ER Firm: receipts. 8,.J tubs; creamery extras, 33c; creamery, 324c; creamtry firsts. 314c; seconds, 627o; pmcess extras. '.'.; ladles, current make, firsts, 334 24c; seconds. 2lu214c; packing stock, current make. No. i, 20- lo4c. POULTRY Alive weak; western chick ens, 12iffl3c; fowls, IKtllHo; turkeys, 17tflc. Dressed, dull and weak; western roasting ehukens. 17y)c; fowls, 148c; turkeys, frosen, 18fi2c. Kansas City (.rain and Prorlalona. KANHAS C1TT. Oct. 24. CATTLB Receipts, 1,000 head: market stesdy: prime fed steers, (H.6O1I10 76; dressed beef steers, 87.60U9.6O: western steers, 34.6(7J I 76; Blockers and feeders, $5.i6u00; bulls, $ 7,4i'i.26: calves, $6 004J-1U26. HOGS Receipts, t.vOO head- market lower: bulk of sales, $7.0rtr7.: heavy, $7,151(7 30; packers and butchers, $710g 7.40; light. 37 007..; Pigs, 36.3:-a6.78. RHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none; market steady; lambs, 3.,i!T7.0; year lings, $S.lt.'3i.26; wethers, $6.00wS.76; ewes, (4.26S.26. Bt. Loots Grnln Market. BT. LOUIS. Oct. 84-WHMAT-No, I red, II. 111113. No. $ hard. $118il.l4; De cember. $i.lfrflri .16'.: May. $i.is. CORN-No. 2, 7207240 : No. 8 whits, 81o; December. 67lkc! May, 71c. OATS-No. i, 474c; No. i White, (0e. BR ADITRRIST't TlttDB REVIEW NhTW YORK, Oot. $3. Bradstreefg to morrow will say: Cross currents In tradn and finance, domestlo and foreign, give a very Ir regular appearance to commercial and financial affairs. The war abroad Is still the dominating element In the entire situation and whatever dullness, or on the other hand, stimulation Is visible, , takes Its' rise apparently in the hostilities In Europe. On the favorable side of the picture are to be found the rather better tcrno of financial matters caused by In ternational efforts to bring about a re sumption of normal conditions In the ex change market, the cotton export situa tion And the reopening of the stock markets. . . Bank clearings for th week ending October 22, according to Bradstreets, were I2.7S3. 34(1,0)0, a decrease of 24.6 per cent from the same week last year: busi ness failures were 8.46 against 24S last year; wheat exports. Including flour ,438,478 bushels, against 8.326,3118 bushels It st year. CHICAGO LIVE ITOCK MARKET Cattle Dull- Hosts Weaksheen Stead r. CHICAGO, Oct 24.-CATTLE-Rclpts, 1.0(10 head; market dull; beeves, $6.16(9 10.80; steers, $6.76ttti.7f; stockers snd feed ers, $49uj.80; cows and heifer, $3.20gJ $.70; calves. $7.0011.00. HOGS Receipts, 14,000 head: market weak, loo lower; bulk of sales, $7.207. 46 light, 66.64t7.60; mixed. $7.0(7.66; heavy, $0.7.66:, rough, $6.Kxtj7.10; nigs, 34.367.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls, 3.000 head; market steady; sheep, 8H.WxfC7.40; yearlings, 3&&U.6u; lambs, te.lun.tA. St. Joseph Live. Stovk Market. BT. JOSEPH. Oct. 24.-?ATTLE-R-celpts. HO head; market steady; steers, tfl.0(x&(10 36; cows and heifers, $4.269.00; calves, $6001060. HOO-Receli-.ts,' 4n0 head; market, 6tvl0c lower; top, $7 80; bulk, $7.1007.26. 8HFEP AND LAM BS Receipts, none; market qomlnal, lambs, $7.0w7.60. Kenans rilr Live Stork Market. KANSAS CITY, Oct. M WHEAT No. I hard, $1.0741.08; No. 3 red, $1,074 1.084: December. $1,084: May. $1,144 CORN No. 2 mixed, 74-; No, 8 white, 78c; December. jc; May, 6i&iic; July, 6o. OATav-No. 1 whits, 48c j No. I mixed, 47 h 474c, BUTTER-Creamery, 28c; firsts, 36o; seconds. 26c; packing, 30a. fcX 14 Firsts, 2c; seconds 164r. 1-oULTltY Hens. 12c; broilers. Itc. Clearlnar Hosie Bank Statement. NEW YORK. Oct. M.-Ths statement of the average condition of clearing house hanks and trust companies for the week show that the cash reserve Increased $9, 894,800, leaving a deficit of (8,460,6V) below legal requirements. The statement follows: Av. Condition Decrease Ioans (3,10.4X9,01 (11,034.0110 Fperle 3o,:h,oio M.tMi.ooo I-cgal tenders H'lun.Oi) J.tail.uO Net deposits 1.'-"0'(3,Oi0 10,614.000 Circulation 146,442,000 78S.0U0 Deficit cash reserve. $.46u,6M f,384,a90 Increase. Banks' cash reserve In vaults. .337S.383.000 Trust companies cash reserve In vaults (6,488.000 Aggregate cash reserve $441 8X3.000 Trust companies reserve with clearing house members carrying 22 per cent cash reserve, 363.1(16,000. nummary of stato banks and trust com. ranles In Greater New York not Included n clearing house ststcment: Decrease. Inans and Invest mnls Mf'M. Too (i.r no Gold 40.690.600 446.3U0 Currency and bank notes 14,10,600 653.40O Total deposit $035,8.'1.4(J0 (2,863,400 I ncreaae. Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. Oct. 32. PRAlRIB HAY Choloe upland. $11 ; No. 1 I10 00(U10.SO; No. 3. (tl.0urf-10.00: No. ( (6 Of ( 8 00; choice irtdland. $10 60; No. 1. $9 fcX&lO .00; No. 3. KOKj60; No. 3. $6 0018 00; choice low nd. (9 00: No. 1, $4.U0; No. t, $0.00.57 00; No. $, $4 00.00. STRAW Choice wheat, (5.60; choice oat or rye $ no':i 60. ALKAU'A-Choice pea green. (11.00; No. 1, $n.O0Qll.K; No. J. tt.0ott41.00; No. 3, fx'..i(.W. The rest Way. Mrs. Arthur C. Hlnn'ikson of Clevsland, who was one of ths club women most In fluential In bringing about the rerent club women's condemnation of modern Paris faihlona. as Id at a luncheon: "I took a youiig girl to task the other day for her dress. I rebuked her for the cobweb quality of her silk stockings, the mosquito net quality and the low cut of ber blouse, and the transparent quality Of Sk'et I M Bat, Mrs. Btnntckaon,' the young girl protested, 'dressing like this is the quick est wsy to cstch a husband.' " 'No, said I. It's the quickest way to catch ft cold.' "Detroit Free Press. SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 24. 1914 r.r P "r- C.iLi. iloas.riieep. . . , '.' Mo"'y 1677S $.661 47.6M V'eeday '-40 " M K Official . -a, . ... u. Mf '.,,.! Thursday 2,i6 S.M1 3..821 ! v .!''"'. rl"' 713 3,M7 4.8.19 iiiiisia Saturday.... 60 3.iO 3w Six days this week.. ! tt.fitkl 23.JS3 1S .f4 fame days last week. .8.1. 204 20 m i.i6ffl Same days ( w ks so..A.2 26.HS8 182..i j s , na ago Jf.VIS 3I.M4 lm o "ante days 4 w ks ago.84.7i H.3.12 143.9) fame days last year. .. I. mt 27.103 188.M7 'ihe following table shows the receipts or cattle, hogs and sheep at the Honth omaha live stock market fur the year to dale, as compared with last year; . , 1814. li'is. Pec. J,ttle 1S6 787,077 8.!9 "" 1877.437 1110.116 I.12.i3 ""t'rp 3,i4.JJS 2.66,23 ll.OW ihe following tsbie shows the prices ror hogs at the Houth Omaha live stock market for the last few oays, with enm-larisons. Dale. 1 Dli . I i I. ,r 1 6041 7 M 7 374i 1 Mi I.40V 7 W, 1 44'le T SH . ' (01 7 (841 8 04 T 244 7 1. v 7 224 ( ?1 ( 4I (77 ( T7 ( 47 ( 80 ( 84 I 8 M 6 31 I 8 si 6 341 I 8 861 ( 371 7 83 ( ni T Sii 171 IM i 7 W)l 8 741 ( 3?l 7 861 8 681 6 31 T 0i 8 71 ( S7i 6 844 7 75 ( i 6 4S 7 i 8 63 1 6 Mi 6 MS 7 60; 8 4M 1 0.-I4 7 671 8 3 ( is' I 7 6J 8 431 8N t (7 7 61 St. ( 47 ( 3? id 1 1 1 ST 3 4i 7 70 I IW ( (7; 7 401 (s ( 43 T 48 ( (3 I I & .' (66 I 8 41 ( 681 7 37 42 ( l 7 8l i 21 8 37 , 7 41 $ i ( (1 7 Mi 8 i 6 44i 7 U 6 43 I 7 b2i ( 4. 8 Br. 6 41 CH-t T..1 .... a f Oct. 8 Oct 10. Oct 11. Oct 18.. Oot. 14. Oct 16. Oct 16. . Oct. 17. Oct. 18. Oct 18. Oct 20. Oct. 21. Oct 22. Oct. 83. Oct 84. Sunday. " Receipia and disposition of live slock t the Union Htock Yards. Bouth tlmaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 o clock yesterday: HKCE1PT8 CARLOADS. Caltls.ilogs.Bheep. C, M. A Bt. P ( Missouri Pacific 3 1 Union Pacific 8 C. A N. W east 1 C A N. W.. west 16 1 C, Fit. P., M. A O $ C, B. A g., east $ C, B. 4k y., west ( C, R 1. P., east 3 Illinois Central 1 Total receipts ( . 41 1 DitU'OSITION-lIEAD. Morris A Co Mwlft and Company C'udahy Packing Co... Armour A Co 1 Hogs .... 87 .... 1,(67 .... .. 1.00a Total 3.635 CATTLE There were no cattle today, but for ths week receipts have been vary libera., though not as large as some weeks this year. At ths gains time other merket points have been heavily supplied. Packets' coolers were beginning to be wsil (tiled with beef, which was not going Into consumption very rapluly, owing to a poor dt mand at the big eastern consuming, renters. Ths result was that ths big run of cattle this week coming at a time when ths demand was none too brisk, brought about ths worst Slump in prlcss that has taxen place thus tar this yesr. At all market points prices have guns down at a rau.d rata, carrying ths market on many kinds of cattis to the lowest point 01 ins season. The best cornfsd steers, such rattls as have been selling at Omaha above (10.00, have nut show 11 very much decline (it any point, as there ars very few of thai kind coming to market On ths other hand ths general run of fair to good rornfed steers are V6tj0o lower than a week or ten days age, and ths sums Is trus of ths general run of range beef Steer. t anner cowg ars only 10030c lower for ths week, the demand for that class of stuff hsv.ng been good every dsy. The fair to good butcher and beef cows and heifers ars 40ioc lower lor the weak and ths lowsst that they have been any time for over a year past. Htuckqars and reeders have slumped along with killing cattle and they ars 2T4P too lower for the week, and In sums cases possibly mors than tha. vjuotatlons on ratt.a: Good to choice rornfed beeves, $t0.M; fair to good oornfed beeves, t8.on4rli.00; common to fair rornfed beeves, 86 764S8.00; good to choice rang steers, $7.uuu..'.2S; fair to good range steers, $6 SOU 7. 00; common to fair range steers, $6.(OifI6.S0; good to oholos grass heifers, 8.wuij6.76; good to choice grass cows, $6.601,6.78; fair to good grades, I6.0ufj6.60; common to fair grades, $4.00itJ (.00; prims feeders, (7.7608.S; good to chrlce, $6.86131.76; fair to iood, $6 .2&4(.B6; pommun to fa'r, (S."6.26; stock heifers, M.774.4.00 ;stock cows, (4 Kxgft-60; stock calvus, Sfl.Outrf.K; veal calves, (7.60irl0.lW; bulls, stass. etc., $4.60(06-00. HOOS Hupplles amounted to about forty-four cars, or 3,000 head, putting ths week s total at 23.333 head. This Is 3.000 heavier than last week, but Is a shortage of nearly 4,00 head as compared with a year ago. The decrease for the ysar continues to mount and now stands at more than 23,600 head. Ths bulk sold at $8.8SiS7.00, ths long Strings landing at (6.80 and 3 8. With a slaek shipping demand tops failed to go over $7.06. For ths week prloeg ars gen erally 86o lower. IJght and butcher weight hog have received the most of th s. being fully 30c off. while the heavy grades are in most cases not over 30o lower. On days when the trads was In good shaps quality was ths big Item, but on a down market, weight was mors of a factor. On Wednesday values sat a new low water mark for ths year, the average that day being ths lowest sines March 18, 1812. No. i A. Ml. Pr. No, Av. Bn. FT. 41. ...!.. .18 14 6 8 61 871 M (86 111 Ill ... 6 U 38 840 6 M to 14 840 6 U M V IM 6 86 IS SHI M M M 811 KM I H M 8X1 St IH 13 241 340 1 00 14 Ml SM 6 0 M SM Kt ( S 41 SXI 1S I SO IT -'4 IS I VO m ait m n U Ill W IK 81 178 HO I 81 PIGS. M Tl ... 4 89 II. IK ... 88 48 14 . . I 71 IA l.f ... St .H HHP Nothtng frenh In the wsy of shep or lambs of consequence arrived on this, the last day of the week. The sheep run wss I beral with very little good stuff, eltler killers or feeders, here on Monday, prices of lambs being generally steady and steady tn strong on axed sheep. Values ru.ed a dime bettei on Tuesday en ewrs and lambs, and ths f isckers were keen competitor. Afr hat a steady market preval.ed until Tr' day. when moderate reeelpts wtre helpful to sellers In senr ng an advance of 10a on lambs, the parkers' purchase costing fully IfiflV more than the close tit Isst week. Pome traders are quoting fst ewes HVfiSSc better then a week ago. Th quality bcame better toward the week rnd. Feeder of most all clssses havn been active and stesdy to strong most of th time, but became slow and etsler and In some cases loner toward the week' eloss, prevailing value on feeder lamhe being weak to lOtMDc cheaper thsn a week ago, with the most decline on the cemmort grades. Feeder sheep are l.VffTfe lower Trade has bein broad and the week winds up with a good clearance. Quotation on range sheep and lamb. Iamb, good to rhnlce, $7.frV7.86; lamb, lair to good, (JT.IR-uT7 60; Isrnna, feeders, fair to good, 8. 4vT6 90 ; feeders, common to fair. 362Mi.40; yearling good to centre $6.8if ii.10; yearling, fair to good, $6 6f8S; year. Ins, feeders, 38 .4ofJ.80; wethers, good to choice, $6.JiTS 60; weth er, fair to good. (VlfS'vIR; wethers, feed ers. H3044.8f: ea-es, good to choice, 84 76 ?6 00; ewes, fair to good, (4.(004.76; ewes, eeder. $3 264. U. ATTACKED BY PIGMY RATTLER Harmless ana Venomona Reptiles Kneenntered In the Wilds of Florida. In a smsll poh'1 raptured several of the banded water snakes (Tropldonotus facclatus). One, a large snd richly marked specimen, was lying colled under the water, which was about four Incite deep, and lyings as h waa among ths short growth of vegetation, I nearly atspped on him before I gaw Mm. On placing; tha forked stick over him he wound up It a far a he could and struck viciously at everything In reach, but wag soon grasped by the neck gnd placed Into a bsg. These water snakes, though nonvsnomous, wars by a great majority of ths pec.pl ws met thought to be very poisonous. Many snakes were uncovered tn turning; over th fan; mostly vary younr cotton -mouths, which very strongly resemble ths young copperheads (Anclstrodon eontor trlx) aad ths pygmy rattler (fltxtrusus mllsrtua). Ths diminutive rattlesnake would generally be found soiled on tha projecting be ef a palm and covered by a palm fan. Nona that ws caught mad any attempt to escape, bat they wer reedy to do mischief If thgr had tho chance. T7ty war so small, generally from 1$ to 1( Inches, that their rattling could not b heard unless held slo to the ear. My partner had a narrow sscap from being bitten by ons of them. He had broken open a hollow log on th Inside of which war a number of empty ghelis of snak sgg-probably tha klnganak or blaoksnake-and n ho reached to pick one of them up for closer examination, hs caught sight of a pygmy rattler eollsd partly under some piece of ths rotting sor of th log and Jerked his hand away just In time, for ths Ilttl snake truck viciously, narrowly missfnf It. W brok open all tho hollow logs which we found, and In doing so found savers! vry fine specimen of th klngsnake (Ophlbolus getulus). Usually when ws found ons w would find another on very clos by. These snakss, whlls of rather quarrelsome dlspoaltlon among thtmselvo or with other gnskea, ars remarkably gen ii with man. Not o of the several we caught made any attempt to bits, nor showed any nervousness. When handled they would usually eoll tightly around Ih arm, probably to prsvsnt falling- and than would start slowly on an sxplorlpg expedition. Thsse snakes are powerful constrictors, feeding principally upon ob noxious rodents and other- snak; thy bav been known to kill th deadly dla mondback rattlesnake (Crotolug adaman teus), although they havn no preference and will as readily kill and devour tha gonvenomoue specie.-New Tort Bun. oleiaeo vs. gtatlstlsa. Fclenoe was hnrrtflod whan statistic dlsoov.red that bable to the sconomlo v.Zot Wa.fr0.O0O perish oaohi?. xcTtdly,nU"t "e' "'' tilsne wi;,hto'utUePm,t,on)r0U'" But no sooner had science, by various devices, caused th bable to stop perish ing than statistics discovered that half of these wer girts, and (200.000.61x1 wouldn't begin to dress tfcem. Rcleno looked rather foolish. JT? 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