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CHOICE 1IKATF.D A PA RTM EXT
WliT FARNAM DISTRICT.
211 so. s3; kt.
A brsnd new brick, ronf sting of six
large rooms, largt vestibule and Interior
hall, bath, private laundry, private front
and rear entrsm-rs and largo yard: heat,
hot and cold water and innltor service
furnlihed; living room finished In quar-ter-eawed
oak) large brick fireplace In
parlor; bedroom and tun rr"m finished
In white enamel and bathroom tiled.
Price, l0. Open for Inspection
PATNE A- SLATER CnMPANT,
610 Omaha National Bank.
Rental Service Free
Wa can aava you much worry, trouble
and annoyance. We can tell you what
house and apartment each real estate
office ha for rent. Phone us, Douglas
28. Fidelity Storage and Van Co.
2tt4 HARNBV.
Choice clx-roora flat.
Oak finish, excellent repair, walking
distance; $;; will make reduction on
lease to a good party.
QARVIN BROS.,
4S Omaha National Rank PMg. o
OOPEN ANNEX, Council Bluffs, rooms
with kitchenette, ateam heat. Phone 64.
IfrROOM flat, modern, 2m liarney fU
Harney 617.
Roerd ml Rooms.
WEPT FARNAM DISTRICT
. Chanoe for refined young man to secure
room and board in splendid house on
went side, one block from Farnam St.
Bent residential section, nome surround
ings, very attractive. Rate will he very
reasonable to young man with good ref
erences. Telephone Harney 496L
MOD. ROOM, good board. Web. ml.
i'OlTNQ man desires private room and
board with rolined American-Hebrew
family: walking distance preferred. Ad
dress Jack Lisa, Hotel Neville. Omaha-
FuraiseU Koo ma.
FTTRN. rooms by day or wk.; modern;
steam heat; $1.60 up. 107 S 17. P. 6963.,
H'KMsHtU room for rent, near Creign-
ton university. Phone Douglas ZS.
220 N. laTH, front room In private fam
ily; modern; to permanent roomers $3
week.
kJ S. 29TH Furnished rooms, private
family, narney fw.
MOD, room, newly furn. flat. 2509 Farn'm.
2103 N. 20TH Pleasant, modern rooms.
Webster 7525. .
211 8. 26TH KT. Modern, nlrely furnished
large front room, hot and cold water,
clean, respectable; 18.
FURNISHED room In Dundee, every
. convenience. 6017 Cuming. Walnut 12.3.
MODERN, sunny room, 8. W. front, bay
wlnrtoWB. $24 mo. SZ4 8. 20th.
' "urnlsben Houses.
6104 DODGE St., Dundee; very attractive
7-room stone bungalow, thoroughly mod
ern and an ideal, attractive homo: will
rent furnished or unfurnished; Investigate
at once. .
GLOVER hpai.-n, I'onum
R furnished house, 1H02 Wirt- W. 8132.
Iloasekeeplu Ilttome.
'THREE nice rooms, hskg. 1113 S. 11th.
lilOHT housekeeping rooms en suite. 7X5
1 8. 18th St. Tyler 1021-W.
lfn.n.l.-J llunxkHDlSS Rooms.
Good rm. with kitchenette; reas.; D. 7M8-
FARNAM 2822 Three nicely furnished
steam-heated housekeeping roiiw
FCR. h k'P'g rooms. 1S"7 Leavenworth.
KT. MARY'S AVE.. 2019. mod., furnished
light housekeeping rooms for rent,
Hotels svnd Apartment.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, lBth and California,
Weekly rates 12 and up. Dougaa 7QM. ,
OQDEN HOTEL. Council Bluffs, steain
heated rooms, $2 per week. Phone 4X
DODGE HOTEL Modern. Reasonable.
HomH and Csttsgei.
A BARGAIN A brand new brick
home .7 rooms; exceptionally attractive
and practical; better Investigate and sat
isfy yourself. 916 25th Bt Tyler 2201 , J.
Best Rental Propo
.... sition in Omaha
New 6-room bungalow, good location,
modern throughout; located 1 blocks from
ttchool and 2 blocks from car line; prin
cipal rooms in oak; furnace heat; house
ready to move into right away.
$25 per month on year's lease
Telephone Walnut G82 Today.
IK you want atriotly modern home, 8
room, never betore rented, call Harney
CS46. Low rent to right tenant. Twenty
minutes' walk from city hall.
NINE rooms, new, oak finish, hot water
heated house, near cars, Dundee. Wal-
nut 2682. ,
7-ROOM house. 8118 Franklin. H. 4742.
7-R. house. 2118 Franklin. Harney VM.
MODERN 8-room house, 206 8 35th Ave.,
Vacant November 6. Inquire T. J.
O'Brien, Phone Harney 1094 or Doug. 1216.
( LARGE, room house, boat condition.
; m S. 21st. H. 2706.
Van and Stor
age Co. Reduced
rates for 60 days.
Large vrni, i men, $1 25 per or.; dray, I
men, SI per nr. 1713 Webster. Doug. KM
Maggard's
FOR RENT-November L 315 B. 2ath Are.,
7-room " modern flat. See Charles O.
McDopvId or J. J. Toms, (15 Brsudeis
Hldg. Phono Douglas 3466-
J.G. Reed
fi-It. mud. rnttaife 711 H fl:tw at t'ifi 7-
'"Inod." house, 3614 Leavenworth' Kt, $3ol
lioth fine locations. Phone Webster 25W.
1IOC8E for rent; modern; XAtt S. i4th.
S-ROOM house, 221& Itlnncy; iiiuueru; nui
twister heat; barn. Phone Webster 928.
t-r. mod.- cottage. 1913 Charles. H. 1107
IX)R RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
Rpsrtments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van A storage On., 80 8. .(th St.
Fidelity Storage Co.
storage, moving, packing and shipping.
16th A Jackson Sts. Phone Douglas 2s8.
ITmiDoa " Prts of the city
liuuBe8('re:gh Sons & Co., Bee r
hulldlng.
't'lluAjM neat, ail modern, i-ruuui liuuse,
also 4-ro'm flat 20 Nn 2M
Globe Van&Storage
Storea, moves packs, ships; 3-horse van
and I men, f 1.36 per hr. ; siurage 12 per
Bie. flatlsfactory guar. D. 43CS A Ty. ZMK
?.Md Ifaan C Am. - J
... --J H V 11 t-V -, wik4.BC, -4.
3421 Charles St, 7-r., bath and gas, $15.
f.324 N. 25th Ave., -r mod. ex. heat, J).
J714 Burdette, -r., part mod., $14.
1011 8. Hat flu, -r.. mod. ex. heat, $18.
4410 Pierce 8t., 6-r.. not mod.. $11.
2130 N. 28th tit., 2-r. and bath, $o.
3ii30 Spring St.. 4-r.. main floor, $12.
2O30 Spring St.. S-r.. top floor, $5.
2714 8. 30th St., 7-r. and bath. $13.
O. C. OLSKN.
r. K6S. ' 108 McCague Bldg
WANT LOWER KENT?
4- r., e. w., gas. cor. lot, iMi Hurdette..$10
5- r., c. w., fronts park A Bancroft.. 10
6- r., mod., choice, lriU3 Locust 16
'-r., mod., choice, 1S25 8. 27th J)
K-r., -modern, 4103 liard, real snap.
M'KITRICK R. E. CO.. D. 142.
fl 8. ih Ave., 8-r. mod., flat, iJ.
13SS S. th 8t. 7-r., all modern. $20.
17 Capitol Ave., -r., modern flat. $2o.
114 8. 2m h, &-r. all modern house, $jn.
2418 S. 20th St., 8-r., new, mod. house, $J0.
S419 I'arker. 5-r., mod. ex. heat, $18.
2216 N. 27h St., 5-r.. mod., ex. heat. $15.
RASP BROS., DOCGLAS 1M,
11 So. 32d St., 10 rma, all mod.. ISO.
418 I'nderwood Ave,. 7 rme., all piod., $40l
'-4 Maple St., T rms.. ail mod.. $26.
So. 2ist St., rma. mod. ex. ht, $2? 5a
2V2 Indiana Ave.. 1 rms., part mod.. J"i
So. 22d St.. 4 mil, all mod., $19.
V'l Iithrop Bl , rms., all mod., $18.
ioir Pierce St., I rms, mod. ex. hi., $11
18 So. 22d St. 6 rms, all mod., $11
l oo No. Uih St.. 6 rnu , part mod.. $9.
fcli So. Sib St., 3 rms , part mod., J.
BIRKKTT c CO..
43 Bve bldg D. 633.
von ilV.ST
SIX-ROOM, mod- fine furnace; T. 1x97.
CATHEDRAL district. T rs , mod house,
farlrig south, built ! years. Red ri2x7.
t-HOOM cottage, modern except heat.
Harney lid.
Ilnaaes and I ottaarea.
Famnm Novth 40th Lino
4O"0 Hurt. 9-r.. hot water heat. $.'.".
Xth and Casa, k-r.. fine. h
Close In, Heated
t-r , serond floor. 8. W. Uti and Cali
fornia. J.w.
trKKEFK REAL KSTATK CO..
101$ Omsha Nat l Doug 271V
II K. It. KsTATK
FnM a m ii i.tMin ron ne
Sl rociiis, SJ74 lAirt. all tnodem, newly
papered; garaae; $."J i0. Dr. Loomls.
Residence Iouls 4"o
Vr. mod W14 Grand Ave., $18. Web. fcT'W.
S-R. cot, mod. ex. heat. $18; walking dls
tance; 14tt N. lWh. Hsrney
213 tVoolworth Ave , n rooms, mod. $20.
)M) N. 30th, R-r.. rtiod . $18.
Wl Seward, 6-r., $15.
1W8 N. Jth. 4-r.. $a:A
Other large and stn.vl houses at re
duced rates for the winter
RINHWAT.T. Brsnd-U Thea Bldg.
fiisl n.
WONDFRFCL bargain for quick daal!
Tvel black loam fanr. 2!W acres; half
mile rsllrond ton. Klegant. Isrue, up.
t'vltp bniliiinss, sll fsi m msi-hinerv and
ICrt tons of hsv. Onlv tVi per acre on easy
terms Hurry D. Hitke- President, Polk
County Kit iik, Ht. Croix Tails. "Wis. o.
' l Iseellaaaaaa.
AI.KAt.FA. com and hogs ars rapidly
msklng farmers In the southern states
wenlthy. The south Is the new "Porn
Bell" and the natural realm of ''Kin
Alfalfa." Act quickly while land price
are so extremely low, values rapidly ad
vancing. Alfalfa booklet and 'Southern
Field" magaxlne free. Chss. P Chsse,
Western Agent. Southern Hallway, 174
Chemical Bldg., St. Louts. Mo. o.
$25.00 7-nom house, mod. except hest.
$2". Oh New 5-room cottage, mod. evcept
heat, finished In oak, near car line.
$.10.007 rooms, parlor extending across
entire front of house, oak finish, col
onnade openlncs, four bedrooms and
bath, fine neighborhood, near car.
$23.60 R-room rottaae. almost new; ex
ceptionally larg rooms. strictly
modern, near enr line and school.
AMERICAN SEC1RITY COMPANT.
17th and Douglas Sts. Douglas 5013.
7-room cottage, modem, 604 8. 31st St.
Hsrney 47.
FIELD CLUB HOME
Fine 7-room and sleeping porch; finely
finished and decorated; In an excellent
location. Reduced to $45.
PETKR3 TRUST COMPANY.
Douulns S9S. 1622 Farnam Ft.
EIGHT-ROOM house, mod. 82. 1911 Casa.
Stores and fflee.
READY NOW
EAST FRONT ROOM
250 Sq. Kt., with water and light free.
FINE LOCATION 6TII FLOOR
17th Street Exposure
$21.60
THE3 BEE BUILDINO.
Office Room, 103.
2ND FLOOR, office rooms or suitable for
light mfg. Wright & Lasbury, 60S B.
Kith St. Doug. 162.
bTRAM heated store, near pustolfloe,
low rent. O. P. Stebblns.
store Buig., 40th and Farnam. Walnut 36.
SToTiF.ROOM and basement. 17aCumlng
St. $2X60.
THOS. W. HAZKN.
207 McCague. Douglas 1300.
Barns.
GOOD barn, room for I or 10 horse.
117 Webster SU Call Douglas 43.
WANTED TO KENT
WANTED TO RENT A farm on shares
with everything furnished. Address C.
Coppock, Florence, Neb.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KKIiK Title tiuaianiee auU Abstract Co.,
a modoin abstiact oiflce. Mb B. liih tit.
Phone Douglas iADi.
Ki.JJD Abstract Co., oldest abstract o
lice in NeOiasaa. 2M biaudeia Tueater.
FARMS FOR KENT.
FARM Foil KENT A fine dairy farm,
good buildings, 10 or more; cattle, horses,
Slietp, poultry, farm machinery, paaiuiea
all lenceu woven wire, water in each;
A No. 1 land, about lift muea west of
Minneapolis. Win be rented, very cheap
for cash. Don't apply umess you nave
some means and very best of references.
Auureas Y 2ub, bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
CITY and lartn loans, i, eft. per cent.
J. H. Dumout & Co., 160s Farnam, Omaha,
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
OMAHA huiiies. East Nebraska farms.
O KEEKE KKAX. EeTAlc CO.,
101 Omaha isU. Douglas 2715.
KAKUleJON & MortTO.N, i Urn. Natl.
W TP Farm loans Kioke inv.Co. omulia
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Faniaui Siimli at Co., 1320 Farnam.
CITY property. Laige loans a specialty.
. noiutm, imws oiate oauk iiiug.
$loo to $lo,uu0 luaue promptly. F. D. Wead.
WAU Ulli, 1 .1 1. .. .. i. i . '
MOUSEY on hand for city and farm loans.
n. n. ciiMtr, sjny iati. tiana bldg
aof CITY LOANS, biu-Cailberg Co..
w" aio-312 Urandeis 'i heater bldg.
BEE us first If you want a. farm loan,
tmted Siatea Trust Co., Ornate. Neb.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jt RANCH LAKO FOR BALE)
Arkansas.
1.000 ACRES $16,000; in sunny Arkansas, 4
miles Eldorado; 400 lnipiuved; a houses;
fine corn, cotton, true fruit laud; fine
cold spring water; 400 bottom, cuts 2 tons
fin buy when Cleared Want farm equal
value, K to 10 miles good town. Mary
McLoughlin. Box iM. Eldorado. Ark. o
Kansas.
BARGAIN Fine Improved quar
ter section In eastern Kansas, near
Kansas City, very convenient to rail
road and town; splendid soil, good
crops, running water all year. Might
take part payment In Omaha Im
proved. W. T. SMITH CO.,
1111-12 City National Bank Bldg.,
D. 2819. Omaha, Neh.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FINR S20 acres; 4K miles rrom Minneap
olis, every acre under cultivation; lays
level: good soil; good water; buildings
consist of house, barn, granary, machine
sheds, etc. Price, $75 per acre. Will
take up to $10,000 good property In ex
change, balance some cash and mnrtfcsge
Schwab bros . KD Plymouth Hldg., Min
neapolis, Minn,
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR MDSF... Tlil acres, near Newport.
Neb.; part hay, bal. pasture; Jft-foot
frame house, large barn and fenced, loan
of $2,400 due Sept.. llf. Int. tt per cent.
Prlre $.12.50 per acre. Will pay some cash
difference.
E. R. ROOF.RS.
Cams. Neb.
1.017 ACRES 37. miles from New Orloans.
La.; all level prairie; no stumps or
stones; land in that district being put
under cultivation; very rich soil; per
acre; will take one-half other good
property in exchange, balance cash .and
mortgage. Schwab Pros., 102S Plymouth
bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Owner Will Sacri
fice 1405 Lothrop St
Owner moving "out of clly and Is offer
ing for sale house, No. 14ft Lothrop. It
hue fi rooms on first floor and 2 rooms
on second. Has bath, ele-trlc lights,
gas, furnace heat; within one block of
the Sherman Ave. car line, and In a good
location. With a small cash payment
and the balance about the snmn an rent
you can buy this desirable piece of prop
erty at a very low price. lKk at this
at once and see us about it. House In
now vacant and ready to move into.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
For . Sale, New Six
Room Bungalow
All modern, principal rooms
In oak; full cement basement;
furnace heat; V block from
car line; $200 cash; balance
like rent.
Call Walnut G82 Today and
arrange to have me show
you the house.
Big Bargain
The two-story strictly modern square
house nt 3600 Sherman Ave. la easily
worth $3,000, but owner wants to sell and
will take considerable less for It. Look It
over and submit offer. It ran be bought
on reasonable terms.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 100.
308-7-$ McCague Rldg.
For Sale, All Mod
ern 5-r Bungalow
Principal rooms In oak, 1 blocks from
car line and 2 blocks from good school;
$100 cash: balance like rent. Call Mrs.
Thomas, Webster 2233 today and arrange
to see this house.
OWNER LEAVING OMAHA.
A bargain Will sell modern, 7-room
house, splendid location, KOUNTZK AD
DITION, one block from car line; lot
00x140; also has garage. Will show you
through. Call Webster 6S94.
2211 NORTH 2STH AVE.
A bargain home, modern, rooms and
bath. Call Webster 23.13.
FORCKD BALE 6-room modern, on N.
23d St., near Laird; worth $3,600; will
sell next 10 days for $2,8b0. Tel. D. S407.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
MIsstMta,
BARGAIN 320-acre Improved farm, 20
miles from Minneapolis; on good gravel
&road; lays level; about 120 acres under
cultivation, balance used for pasture;
some fine meadow land; can practically
all be put under cultivation: buildings
consist of 8-room house, barn, granary,
corn cribs, machine shed, windmill, etc;
good apple orchard. Price $ per acre;
one-half cash, reasonable terms on bal
ance. Adjoining farm held at double this
price. Schwab Bros., VJJ Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Nebraska.
FOR SALE A ORE AT BARGAIN.
Thu east half of sec lion . town 10,
range If, in Dawson county, Nebsaska.
Uuod S-room house, barn, granary
and cribs; improvements in good repair;
fenced and cross-fenced; 20 acres in al
falfa, 200 acrts vnder cultivation; 7 mhes
from Sumner and 12 miles from Overton;
good teuont; best of soli, no sand. Prloe,
$k ptr acre lor 0 days. Terms to suit
purchaser. CLAYPOOL LAND CO..
Kearney, Neb.
NORTH PLATTE Vailey irrigated land.
rich soil. Ideal location, abundance of
water, producing all stanuard crops, such
as alfalfa, corn, wheal, oats, potatoes,
and sugai beets. A Country ul diversified
farming in the broadest sense of the
word. Crop failures unknown. Close to
good towns and railroads and affording
best of shipping faJ-llltles to nearby mar
kets. Price Ho to $0 per acre; very little
canh requ.red. This is mi opportunity to
locate In a good country at low prices,
wbsie your land will double In value
quickly. Water rights are full paid, taxes
are low and all farmers are making
money. Let us show you this land now.
It will only take one day's time and cost
very little money to make this Investiga
tion, W. T. SMITH CO.,
D. SSI. llU-U City Nat 1 Bank, Omaha,
W !: l a.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted; lands fur sale at
low prtoes. on easy terms. Ask for book
let 34 on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
State acres wanted. Write about our
grazing lands. If interested in fruit lands,
ask for booklet on Apple Orchards la
V'ikConsln. Address Land Dept., Soo
Line Ry., Minneapolis, Minn.
! ! !Attention! ! !
UNION PACIFIC MEN
BURLINGTON MEN
STREET RAILWAY MEN
We only have two houses left of the
four at 7th and William Sts. Are you
going to get one of these and start on
the right track, or are you going to wait
until they are all gone 7 These dandy lit
tle houses are sirictly modern In every
respect, full basement, furuace, electric
lights, complete bathroom, five large
rooms, fine large attic wlUi stairs, colon
nade opening between parlor and dining
room, bulit-in kitchen cabinet; every
thing jiiBt the way It ought to be. They
are within easy walking distance to the
depots, street car barn and all the whole
sale houses. Corner house already sold;
east house already sold; two remaining
houses, tJ3 and 6U William St.. $2 900, on
easy terms. See them today. Don't be too
late.
Payne & Slater Co.
Full 2-Story Close-in
Price $3,600
Located at 81$ South 25th Hi.; has re
ception hall, living room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor; all finished In
oak except kitchen. Second floor lias
three well arranged and good-sized bed
rooms and bath. Stairway to good
floored attic; also full basement, ce-'
mented and equipped for laundry.
This home is strictly modern and
nearly new; corner lot, and In easy walk
ing distance to retail district. Can ar
range easy terms. Let us show you this
real bargain.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 4iW
Bargain for You
A house In good repair, close to school,
stores and car line, good location. House
has 6 rooms, partially modern. $150 rash
and balance monthly. Priced right for a
quick sale. Address 2H22 Dupont St.
A small house at 2112 Elm St.; has 4
rooms and well, near two car lines; ii)
cash and balance monthly. Tins is a
good buy.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Phone Douglas '!.
60S Bee Bldg.
Field Club Bargain,
$12,000
Elegant residence, seven rooms, taste
fully decorated, good sleeping porch,
fireplace, delightful sun parlor, modern
In every particular, located on the corner
of VA and Lincoln Ave., just four blocks
from Field club; south front, large lot,
MlxtjO. This place is positively worth
$U.uuO. Can be purchased with $ti.0u0
cash, balance monthly.
(SALIAGHER & NELSON
44 Brandels Bldg. D. S3X
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Whfat Somewhat Unsettled, but
Cloies Several Cents Higher.
CORN FOLLOWS THE LEAD
Yellow Cereal Is Agala Kelaa nnaM
K-porlera, with Oala Trail
la Aloac I Sympathy
ullk Higher Prices.
OMAHA. Oct . 1H.
The wheat market - as sn Irregular and
unsettled affair yesterday, with prices
closing VuSe higher and showing reac
tions from the bottom prices. The. mar
ket was water-logged early and the sell
ing was again heavy on stop Iofs orders
and general lloiiKlat'ion.
rum V'ii lniii,. ... r.iis,... t.- ,.i..
Changes In wheat. Wx porters were Hgnln
. t lu, A I . . . . 1
... . in t-iirn aitti mcir piircnHSi' i
were on a larger scah , totalling about j
4V0W bushels (or th day, snd In addi
tion to this vessel room n chsrteied
for M.om hurheln to go to Buffalo.
The ru i m L .. -
.... ...... ......n, . n.,n W p lll' I HeiH
affair and followed the course of wheat
and coin. Kxport and shipping purchases
developed on the declines as heretofore,
the market rallying after a sharp early
dip on occasional heavy liquidation.
The provision market presented a
broadenliiK tendency .vrsterduy, with the
.lanuary aud May deliveries the attrac
tions to eculKtoi'S of both the hull aud
bear sides. The early losses In gram
were followed by alight price recessions
In provisions, but with the strensth in
grain late hog products synipal hlsed. The
smaller packers mid mattered longs wero
the principal sellers. The stock yards
crowd led In the buying.
Wheat was 2c to ;tc higher.
Corn was unchanged to 4c higher.
Oats were ic to o higher.
These pales were reorted todav;
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
ru-?.', '? 4os 0" b"hcls; corn, none; oats,
lal.tW bushel.
i'rlmnry- wheat receipts were 2.0M.0O0
Dlishels and shipment, t.intl.ivm bushelx,
against receipts of Vi,MM) bushel and
shipments of irt.POO bushels limt year
lYImary corn re,clt were 4f.? W
bushels and shipment rc.MU bushel
against receipt of :;.(Ki bushels ami
shipment of S14.00O himhela last yrr
I'rimary oats receipts were 1.027,100
Bushels and shipments of 821 .two hiiHhelx.
against receipts of tWt.dH) bushels and
shipments of M8.000 bushels last yvar.
CAKLOT KKCKU'TH.
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No
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No. 4 mixed. g;'.ic; No i miveil.
ti,l""'')'; No ii mixed, $4", Oat1 No.
i wnite. 4..rM.c; standard. 44f": No
.1 hife. 44.'.MIc No. 4 wMte. 44tl M,.
I'sriey. Ma ting. tilirjc; No. feed 4Mi6'.v.
B)e: No. 2, s;i,KSe. No I, MyTc.
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mr. is 4;i
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l.w.; 1 car, $1.0;i4; 1 car. $1.0. No. 2
hnrd winter: 1 car. $1.0T,; cars, $l.Ui,;
J, rarg, $1.05. No. 2 hard winter: 1 car.
$!-04V4; 1 car, $1.04; 2 cars, burnt. $1.01.
No. 3 mixed; 1 car, $1.04'4. No. 4 mixed:
-ft car, $l. No. 2 spring: 1 car, $1 Ul;
1 car. $1.01; 1 car, light. Die. No. 2 durum
mixed: 1 car. $1.0J. No grade: 1-6 car,
mixed, Hfc, Oats Standard: 4 cars, 4Ai
No. S white: 3 cars. 44c; 7 cars, 44c.
No. 4 white: 4 cars, 44Vc; 2 cars, 44c. No
grade: 3 cars, 43o. Corn-No. 3 white:
1 car, 70Vje. No. 1 yellow: 1 car, tSt'c.
No. 3 yellow: 2 cars. We; 1 car, iart new,
c: 1 car, new. Otic. No. 6 yellow: 1 car,
te; 1 car, 64c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car.
6Hc; 4 ears. 6Kyc js'o. 6 mixed: 1 car,
04 Ve. Sample: 2-3 car, tRlc; 1,4 car, 67 'c;
1 car, euv.c. RyeNo. 2: 1 car, 88c; No.
J: 1 car, 87c.
Omaha Cash Prlcea Wheat: No. 2 hard,
$l.(kVVtfil 07V; No, 8 hard, $1.04SWi1.0ii'4: No.
4 hard, W. $r$1.06; No. 2 spring. l.04Vui.08;
No. 3 spring, $l.O34ai.06; No. 4 spring. WSo
tfl-w. No. 2 durum, $L031.03Vk; No. S
v, . . , .-.v. uuiiiui, l.u.wi.im; : o. s
durum, 1.21.02W. Com: No. 1 white,
704itlTlc; No. 2 white, 70H4i'Nc; No. S
white, 70';0m;; No. 4 white, i'a 7flc ;
,-w, u mill., wwr, 11U, Q Willie, WHf!
c; No. 1 yellow, eAi'ic ; No. 2 yellow
68iiji9c; No. 8 yellow, SH(f.;c: No. 4
yellow, aVifcHfte; No. t yellow, 6W.9o; No.
6 yellow, ttkHidsr; No. 1 mixed. Kr,V,.ii0;
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
West Farnam
Building Lots
$10 down and $10 a month. Good In
vestment, on Mth Ht. between Dodge and
Davenport. If you can make larger pay
ment down, we can furnish money to
build.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Doug. $715! lftlfl Omaha Nat'l.
FOR SALE.
The handsome, modern, up-to-date res
idence 121 South 3Sth Ave. Owner leav
ing city. Telephone Harney 13i.
REAL ESTATE DUNDEE
Only $1,000
for a So-ft. lot on a paved street and
enly 2 blocks to car; high and sightly
location.
E. W. Stoltenberg
43ft Board of Trade Hldg.
HEAL EHTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Two Snaps
4801 Dodge St 6 room., all mod
ern, with rornor lot 60x137,
owner non-realdtnt and wants
an offer. Guarantee It to be
cheaper than anything equal
In Omaha. Give ug a bid.
New Brick
48th St., Just east of 4 8tli St., on
Dundee car line, brand new
brick; asbestos shingle roof,
hot water heat, stone, cement
and brick porch. Greatest bar
gain In Omaha If you mean
business. Snap for some one at
$1,500, less than can duplicate
It Two full lots go with It.
Get Busy on These.
D.V.Sholes Co.
Tel. D. 49. 913 City Nat. Bank.
4172 Chicago St. Price $3,300.
Terms: $500 cash, balance $30 per
mnth. This la a modern 7-room
dwelling, hot water heat, bath, full
cemented basement, with laundry.
Look this over and Bee us.
3511 Howard St. $4,500, modern
8-room dwelling. In first-class condi
tion. Will carry back $4,000.
3214 Corby St. $2,400; $500
cash ; 5 rooms, modern except heat.
W. T, SMITH CO.,
1111-12 City National Bank Bldg..
i. miv. umana, Neb.
New Flats and Cash
for Business
Property
Four new brici- flu La, close in; Income
$l,47o. Want business property, Improved
or vacant. Will pay aoinu cash differ
ence. J. H. Dumont & Co.
j0 Ksrnani Bt. I'uone Koiiglus
U caah buys a new, niodurn bungulow
.1.1. 1.. . ...l..
, uu in. i;ui. ,iur, uniBiiLo .iiuiitiuy.
JTl , I friiiv. 7 1 1 1 I U..1 ,ii.ru loiiu ...... I
deuce. A genuine burgain. Phone D. 1Kiu7.
I'KA UTI n"D Mxism residence lot on
paved 8- loth Bt-; has fine barn on rear.
Address kl. H. Fealty Co., 2T&0 8. th.
Tyler 1031. Snap right now at $ front ft
$l,7frt buys 6-room. modern cottage on
North Forty-fifth fct., close to tar
line. Walnut Hill 'Phone D Ml.
$j-0 cash buys t-room bungalow mod
em. Cost $4.0XI, reduced to for
quick sale. ' 1 hone D. 3u7.
PAID ON LOT $1, WILL TAKlv. ri.
241 DAVilN'ltjHT BT.
Featare. of the Trading and 4 losing
Price, en Hoard af Trade.
OnCAWO, ta t. .10 --nsldrshle ex
citement In the whet market Imlar re
sulted from the addition of Turkey to
the nations at war I'rtren were, sten.lv
si the eloe, hut ?Sc to I-HKWItjp hlghei
thsn last night, forn mado a net ad
vance of Sc to N'uc, and osts to Vc
In the 1'i.nl.l.m, the outcnie was nn
chsngid lo i:",c up.
It was upi'srent at once that the action
of Turkey had dispelled all hop of the
Diirdsnelles Ivelng reoiened for ship
ments of aheat from Kussinn black
seaport Uiililnti spci lilstors were also
Inclined to act on the opinion that severs!
other countries of southern K.urope prop
nhly would o In vol vel In the struggle
Instead of showing a drop, however, pri
ces .tumped right from the start
Kxport snleK continued st higher pri
ces, snd acted as more than an offset
for profit taking In which sw of the
holders of wheat Indulged Perhaps of
a liberal Increase of the I'nlP-d States
Msslble supply total, though, formed an
-v, rtent i'heck aaalnst such wild up
turns as took piaca during tho early
stages of the war.
European demand widened nit for corn
and had much to do with the strength
of that cereal. nulllsh sentiment was
Inorrasvd by the. metuterness of country
shipments lo Chicago, oats went higher
with wheat and oorn, offerings were
light at the stsrt. but on the bulge sell
ing wns more free.
Despltn unloading by packers, the pro.
vision market responded to the advance
of other staples. Mot of the trading
wss In the January delivery.
Uraln prlcea furnished by I.ogan Ik
Hryan, office 81H Kouth Sixteenth street ;
Article: Open. Htwh.i liw. Close. Yes y
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Very Lig-ht, Prices
on All Kinds Steady.
HOGS FAIRLY ACTIVE, STEADY
Pat Sheep and l.amha ef All Desir
able Kind. Aetlte and Tea t eats
llsier Feeders grarre
and Steady.
80CTH OMAHA. Oct. .. 1KI4.
tYeeelnl. r-i. Ii... okmiv
Official Mondsy! .l"2 ...
inn. Il Tuesday 4 lid 4.4.M S'.rt
Official Wednesday ... 4..MW i.. KSW
Official Thurvlay ,li.t ,t,i ?.iM
Kstimnte Krlday 4x) ;i.
Five dnvs this week 20.46 1171 S7.2"
Samn das last Week . 34 h:: VH..V.J ll.tiM
same day. $ wks ggoS.i.i;: 17. V .t
fame day i wks. tin ! ii 17 1:.
nn days 4 wks. SKSJT.iKtl ,:tL' 1 .li
sme dnvs lnut year. . .a;l.iWJ U-'.;7!t lai.Mjl
The following tahl shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs and sneep st the Mouth
Jniaha live stock msrket for the year to
date, as compared with lasl yesr;
1914. Ill J I'sc.
Csftle ; u, ; soh.ni4 .77
Hogs I S!4 2 IM.iW 2SN.H.0
Hheep 2.7il,4rt I.77J.3W fd.lMI
The following tshle sr.oXs the prices
for hogs at the South Omaha live stock
msrket for tho last few clays, with roni
psi laons.
W heat I
Doc
MaV
Corn
Dee.
May
Oats i
I lee.
May
Pork.
Jan.
May
Ijird.
Ocl.
Nov.
Jan.
Itlba.
IM.
Jan.
1 l4V4.1t
1 I5
1 S3 I
11 s
I
I
4X
1H 90
18 i!0
io gri
in fl'!
! 90-uvi
io in
DO
l Iff
Wi,-rr
71'V.l-i
4PSffl
M-lVllV
1 97V,
19 W
10 7S
10 7S
0 0
10 30
90
1 14Vm
1 30
1 11
c i n
t
1 lieMj
1 14
WW!frllwV4TS
71V 71S71)SJK
40 4
K.'Js2'4jio;i'liiHflirv1
Ifl 90 1 9S 1 1 m
19 10 I 19 16 I 18 07
10 7tJ 10 7B I 10 3H
10 iWiVJ 10 734 10 V
W I B!Vkl t7V
10 (TTHl 1 I
9 7t, R7H 90
Dllte.
Oct. 1$
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
IHt.
Oct.
Oc.
OcL
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct :n j
Oct. a. i
lOct. 3i.
I 1914. I9I$ 1 1913., Wll 1910 I'.mi .lHOK.
14
15.
I .
17.
18.
19.
V).
21.
22.
U.1
S4.
W.I
1 4.
7 24V
7 K
. j
7 04',
M'i
M
M
7 0.11
94
i wi 'x!
It 9S
7 09l
7 0fti
7 t V
l
8 04
7 M
7 9i
7 901
7 ml
. j
7 7
7 62i
7 w;
7 r.;i
7 f,2
7 t.7i
7 M.
7 7
7 741
7 7
M
8 9H
I l
77!
II 74
t tig i
9 71
.
AT
9 4
8
8
8 46
I
IX
7 791
7 Ml
$ 4t
8 491
4l
$4'
371
6 30
3! 8
e ill 8 UK1
87, $ 81
. I 371
Sal 8 31
8 44
35'
8 sn
241 8 47
1X1 9 'M
Ul 8 'l
I 8 13
181 I
7 70 1 5 M
7 4i 6 !'t
f. M
b M
I 41
t 41
1 21
8 ii
7 481
7 4.
. 1
7 87
7 i '."
7 41
7 mi i :j
7 62 6 43
7 Wi 5 41
8 41
7 W '
7 M, S V
7 hl'l fi 67
7 f. 6 W
7 701 J i
Chicago Cash lrices Wheal: No. 8 red.
I1.i:hl.l5: No. 2 hard, $1.1.11.11,. Corn:
No. 3 yellow, 74H0'76V,o; No. 9 yellow. T4
n6c. Oats: No. $ white, 47fHViC; stnd
ard, 4HV'i 49o. Hye; No. i, 96c. Har
ley, 0u.d77o. Timothy, I3.76f.ty Clover.
Jll.OtVfi'Hrti. Pork, $1.4&. Ird, $10.76.
Hli. $9 75x71075.
HI ITT Kit Firm; oreamery J4W12fl.
KOUS Hteady; reeclpta 4.lft9 rases; at
mark, cases Included. 1 7(ff?f4c ; ordinary
fusts, itir;44c; firsts, JWjWo.
Pof ATOKS-Pteady; receipts. A ears;
Michigan and Wisconsin, t6f)46c; Minne
sota and I n kot a, Kra-4.Sc
Pori.TRY-Allve, lower; gprlngg, Uc:
fowls, lOdjllc.
NKW YOHK ClKKIRRAt- M AHKET
Qaotallons of the Day on Vsrissi
Comatodltlea.
NEW TORK. Oct. 30,-FLOUR-Flrmly
held.
WIIFIAT Hpot market strong; No. I
red, $1.17V No. t hard. $1.HP; No. 1
northern. Duluth, $1.18; No. 1 northern.
Manitoba, $l.21. nominal, c. I. f. Buf
falo. Futures market was without trans
actions; December, $1.84: May, $1.80.
COHN 4pot market firm; No. 8 yel
low, S2ito, c. I. f. te arrive; Argentine,
prime, 78c, delivered.
OATH Hpot market firm; tandard, 614
tff4c; No. 4 white. 6.HfWc; fanoy clipped
white, 644rfi4Ho.
HOPS-Easy; state, common to choice,
1914 crop, ni40c; Paclflo coast, 1914, Wt
16c; 1913, Italic.
HAY Steady; prime, $1.06; No .1, $1.00.1
1 02; No. $, SOravsc; No. $, 8&ff0o: ship
ping. 70ra80o.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 240260; Cen
tral America, $4c.
DEATH EH Firm ; hemlock firsts, II O
$2c; seconds, 80ti.1lc.
PHOVISION8-Pork, steady; mesa, $21.00
(121.60; family, 824.0ciWJil.O0; ,hort rleara
$22.00iff26 00. Heef. quiet; mesa, $ll.00w100;
fMtnlly. $24 4i H.Oh. Iard, quiet; mid
dle west, tlO WKi'lO &; refined steady; con
tinental. $11.00, Houth Amerloa, $U.10;
compound, firm, $7.00jr7.JR.
T A i.dow Quiet; city, 4e; country,
Wu'Vic; special, e.
U UTTER Firm; receipt. 1613 tubs;
creamery extra, 3:iUo; creamery, 84c;
creamery, firsts, 2Mi32He; seconds, 2fj)
tic; process extras, 2f2bc.; ladle, cur
rent make, firsts, JOftiM'ici seconds, 714c,
packing stock, current make No. 8, lot
ioHc
EOOS Firm; recelpte. 7.8J5 box;
fresh gathered, extra flue. 34 a 36c; extra
firsts, 3lij.l3c; firsts, 2'ii3c; seconds, 24
4i27c; state, l'ennsyl vanla and nearby
hennery whites. &26f.c; state, Pennsyi
vsnla and other nearby hennery whites,
Sj4tfi0c; hennery browns, 3&4i40o; gath
ered hrowns and mixed colors, 29r73TKi.
PorDTRT Dle, etefldjr ;western
chicks, 12WI3c; fowls. 12f134c;
turkeys, lTfi'Hc. Dressed, dull and weak;
western coasting chicks, IWOsc; fowl,
fresh, IZWuVic. froseu turkey, It'Jtac
Kansas City Orala and Provision.
K A NWA B CITY. Oct. 80.-WH KAT No.
2 hard, $L.0tVi( 1.07; No. t red, $1.07; De
cember, $l.0cV. May, $1,144.
troHN No. 2 mixed, 71SUr?io; No. 2
white. 714872e,' May, f4e.
OATS-No. i white, 47474c; No. t
mixed. 42l43c.
,ITTElt Creamery, 31c; flrU, 28c;
second. 2c; packing, 204c
KOOS Flrts, 13c; seconds. 18Hc
POULTRY Hens, lie; roosters, . 8c;
turkey. 12c.
t. I.oals Crala Market.
PT. DOCIS, Oit. 30. WH KAT No. i
red. $1.10ii1.11; No. 3 hard, $L111.114;
De ember, 1.13441.134; May, $1.U
1.19.
CORN No. 2. 74c; No. 2 white, 7H43
74c; December, SVui May, 7Hc.
OATS No. 2. 4n4c; No. 2 white, aSH
49c
Liverpool Orala Market.
L1VKKPOOI,, Oct. 30 W'HEAT-Ppot,
firm; No. 1 Manitoba. n 4'4jd; No. 2. t
2d: No. 8, 8s 114d; hard winter. 6 10 VI.
CORN Hpot, eaaler; American mixed,
new, 7 Id.
Mlnarapulls urata Market.
MINNEAI01.IH, Ot 30 WKKAT
December. $1,124; Muy. $1,184; No. 1
hard, $1.154: No. 1 northern. $l.l2tt4U4,;
No. 2 northern, Jl.ov'.W.l.UV
Coffee Usrkrl.
NKW YOHK, OrL SO. COFFEK No
official cables were received here from
I', rail I today and there were no firm of
fers of coffee In the cot and freight
market. The local spot market continued
very quiet and prlcea were nominally un
changed on the basis of o. ror Klo 7s
and 104c for 8antna 4s. Liquidation
tl.rough the voluntary committee of the
exchange continued on a moderate scale.
with December rontracta holding around
u.76ci().Wc.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the I'nlon stock Yards, Houth Oniahn,
for the twentv-four hours ending nt 3
o'clock yesterday :
R EC 1 I PT8-C A R! .OA DS.
Cattle Hogs Sheep U ses
C . M. "t. P I
Missouri Pacific .... I 1
Union Pacific 2 ..
C. ft N. W east... I S
C. N. W., west.. 6 l 8
C.. Ht. P.. M. O.. .. 6 3..
C, H. Q.. esst... 2 .. 2
C, M., ei Q . west... 8 7 6 1
C. H. I. ei P.. east .. 4 2
C . R. I. A P., west .. I 1
Illinois Centra! till
Chicago Oreat West.. 1
Total receipt.... 21 44 12 17
D18POS1TION-1I1CAD.
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.
Morrla A Co 77 313
Bwlft ft Co 1T 99 l.i
Cudahy Packing Co 1M m itT6
Armour Co .' 849 ti
J. W. Murphy 26
Lincoln l acking Co 8
H. O. Packing Co 4
Hill ft Hon 11
F. B. Lewi 10
Huston & Co 41
J. H. Rout ft Co 7
J. H. Uulla G&
Werthelmer ft. Degon....
H. F. Hamilton 3
Rothschild 3
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co....
Christie 32
Hlggin
Huffman
Olaasburg. 1
linker, Jones ft Hmlth. 20
Tanner liro 8
John Hurvey 11
Kline 14 .....
Other buyer W ..... 2,ni8
Total 744 2,47 4.336
CATTLI& fteoelpt tbl morning were
extremely small, only fifteen car being
reported in sight. For the week r lot
amount to 20.436 hesd, being the smallest
fur a number of week back and smaller
even than a year ago by almost D.ooo
head.
'Iher were really not enough cattle
her to mako a market, but the feeling
waa fully steady on all kind of stock.
It I now safe to quote the decline of
last week as fully recovered. The mar
ket Is in a good, healthy condition, but
conditions in the east are such that ex
cessive receipts the coming wee a would
have a tendency to break price down
agsln.
Quotation on rattle; Good to choice
corn-fed beeves. $9.oocfj 10.60; fair to good
corn-fed beeves, $8.0ur9.0O; common to
fair corn-fed beeves, $H.7MjS.00; good to
choice range steers, $7 4orus.4u; talr to goad
rang steers, $rt.7(Kt(7.4i); common to fail
range steers, $6 . 40(til.7r : good to choice
grass heifer, $41.011700; good to choice
grass cow. $!i.7fuG.W; fair to good
grade. 9T, 'i0g6.76; common to fair
grades. WOOjio.uO; prime feeders. $3.U
6 40; good to choice St inkers and feeders.
$7.20ft7.86; fair to good Blockers and
fenders, H'n7.20; common to fair stock
ers and feeders, $u.8mii4i.ii0; stock heifers,
$4 7K0.00; stork cows, $4 601IU.60; stork
calves, $7.6txdl0.00; veal calve. $7.6fl4j'l0.U0;
bull, stags, etc., $4.606.26
Representative sales:
BEEF ST5"WH8.
At. Pr. Urn. At. Pr.
Haaar Market.
NKW YORK. Oct. SO.-SCOAR. Raw.
wenk; molasses, ..XlHir; '.!; centrifugal,
l.:i2rn2.Mc; refined, easy, points lower;
ci. 1 loaf. .&0c; crushes, 8.4ic; mould A,
ifc; cubes, 6S6c; XXXX powdered, 67&c;
ixiwdered, 6.7oc; fine granulated, S.tVic;
diamond A, 6Jc; confectioners' A, 6.Wc,
No. 1, 6.1ic.
Cotton Market,
LIVERPOOL Oct. 30 COTTON-Ppot,
in good demand, prices 6 points lower;
m ddltng fsir, 6. Mid; good middling, 6 Ond:
middling, 4 Md; low middling. 4.177.1; good
orinary, 2.70d; ordinary, 2 97d: sales, 7,0
bales.
Dry l.ooda Market.
NEW YOR1C. Oct. J0.-DRT OOOD8
Cotton goods markets were stronger.
Yarn were In better demand at very
low prloea Wool market were firm on
the lower and coarser grade and eaaler
on finer qualities.- Bilk waa quiet
1
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. 0.--CX)PPm-mo.
trolyllc $11. a for thirty day and $11.16
for cash.
Ho.
...io; t w i .....iu) 9 o
cowd.
... MO 4 TS 1 Ul 8 M
...11MI 6 lit 1 WO t 71
... 6 II HI IM
.1110 U 80 lit T 71
1 1130 I M
HEIFERS.
I TM 8 I
1J M I SO
710 00
I 916 M
11M 7S
441 10
I SOO I
CALVEH.
I t3 ti 4
14 7 00 t....
1 140 00
....7110 I no
1 410 I 00
1 ):m I ti
I 1171 1.0
8 II 8 C
3 1400 4 16
. . 818 I
.. 1IA II) 00
airoCKKKB AND FEEDERS.
1 wo 4 as l u $ 8S
tl 833 40
WEflTDIlNB.
Al Williams Wyo.
1 ateer 1jO 6 o 21 feeders.. UA 6 40
36 feeder.. 8ed ko 1 cow 1210 W
16 steers.... 908 60
HOOH Trsde opened out dull 'and In
most instances first bids were a little
weak at yesterday's overage. Hellers
were asking stronger price and as sup
plies were very moderate values strength
ened up until practically everything sold
at about steady prices, with an occa
sional load quoted selling a little
higher. Packer tradn was not active at
any lime, but the movement was con
tinuous and a clearance was made In
good season.
On the while prlcea can be quoted as
fully steady. (Shipping demund wss
light, but such hogs a the shippers
bought were easily steady with Thurs
day. Hood hogs of all weights a ere in
iKSt demand, hut everything except a
few hum lies of rough heavy sow sold
readily enough. The supply of light
lights and pigs was much smaller thun
the first of th week, consequently any
thing good In this line was in eager re
quest, ono bunch of very light stuff sell
ing at the top.
Hulk of thu sale was made at ft Hyn
7 1ft. the long strings selling at $7 'tt
710. For the third time In a many days
tops sold st $7.20, which by the way Is
the high prlre for the week.
Receipts footed up about fifty-one cars,
or 9.300 head. The week's total of IK.S71
head Is the smallest for some time, being
t.Mi bead I'yhter than last week and al
most 6,0fi0 bead short of last yesr.
No. Ar. Hk. Pr. No. Ar. Ha Pr. '
M Ml' 14U IM II 247 t'O 76
JO 3U .. dO 70 .tl li 7 0 1,
K .. 4 M . 1 2 . . 7 01 V
W 171 41 M 6t !V7 140 T 07 V,
14 S SB T 00 It II IM fit
H........5IS ISO TOO M XJ 10 T 10
ft n .. 7 0S M (10 ) 7 10
IS All 7 01 4 M t 940 7 It
40 IM to tot 17 i .. T 10
17 a to 7 06 rJ 2'.4 . 7 10
II IU .. T 04 M X 110 T I
tM U lit II too T 10
71 112 . . f OS Ul H1 lt T
M S3I 140 T l'i CI 'l 1 T 10
14 til l 7 06 U Hi 110 T 10
17 M M IK II 291 19
N 1 a II 141 IM T II
It 1st ..7 01 (7 141 .. Til
I tt Nt IIS M 1 .. T 10
.- rl .. T OS 14 tM .. 7 II
M....rt..t1 tStH- tl Ul It Tl
I" ft .. T 06 pit H4 .. IN
17 t.4 8t TO 11 tvt - IM 8 8
II M .. TM
PIGS.
44 Mt ..4 1 M. ...... .117 .. t Tl
tt U7 ,. 44 it IM .. t
4 Mt .. It It . ... 14 .. T
H .... 37 I 7.1
HI I KM'-The mllrl run for a Frldsy
since the second week of Inst June ar
rived on the market this morning the r
celM-. Iwlm; no moie limn 2.Ht) head,
shout half of whut wss on sale a weelc
sko. two weeks ago and a yesr ago. For
the five) dsvs oi tie week the receipt
amount to onlv 7.2 head. 62.446 short of
the same time l.iwt week mid 41.W.9 short
of the corresponding period a year ago.
Tie market this morning wss a rps
till n of the l.mt tan or three day back.
In thnt the receipts a-ere lielow normal
snd the wsrr ty of something really good
In the killing line prompted buyers to get
out cmiy mid pay prices generally a dim (
higher on sheep and Iambi.. It Is needr I
e to add that trade wns active, result-
Ing In another early clesrsnce. Cornfed
hiinbs wild ii lo the $ on mark. Th big"
nialorllv of the lamb offerings wss on the
led order snd what few rsnge Ismhs put
In mipesrsn.-e Included nothing good to
speak of The i4me ass true of the. aged
shoeo supple, which Included some fsrtj
wethers st $1.20 and some fed wea at
$.V.TY
There were scarcely enough feeders of
snv kind on the market to try out price
thoroughly, conseouently the quotetlnrtS
showed no mnterlsi change All the week
feeders have 1een In very fsir supply and
as a rule trmlo has been strong and active
on most days. tih prices quotshly steady
lo easier as rum pared with a week ago.
The chief interest has centered In feeder
Inmhs snd ewes and ss hss been the esse
sll the full feeder yearlings and wether
hive been very scarce.
The outstanding festure In fst stuff
during the week !m been the shortsga
In the receipts, for Ihev total no more
than R7,2i. hend. as noted sbe. Tnl ha
reen aci-ompanled with a 3MJ40C advanivt
on fa'. Inmhs and a big quarter on aged
sheep.
ijuotntlons on sheen and Ismh; Good
to choice Inmhs. $7 fckfiH.Ort; fsir to good
Inmhs. $7 Vl7.6n; fsir in good feeders.
$.l 4Viig; common to fair feeders, $2M
8.40; goo.1 to choice yearlings, $rt.fln. 40;
fair to good yearlings, $.'i.76d.O0; feeder
yenrllngs. $.' evft iTi; good to choice
aethers, $".7yi:'0; fsir to od wether.
$o. ori 6 Tfi ; feeder wethers, $4 MK4.86; good
to choice ewes. $7 0r(i6..1A; fnlr to good
wen. f..7.Vttf 10; feeder ewe. $.1 Tiff. IS.
Kepresentatlve snlea:
No. Ar.
:5'3 Wyoming feeder yearlings. W
171 Nebraska wethers
41M Idaho ewe
177:1 fei iHlllhs
24U fed wethers
f Wyoming feeder ewes....
IS7 Wyoming feeder ears...
I! Wyoming rwes
If.;. Wyoming ews
267 Wyoming lambs
1SS Wyoming lamhs
Wyoming feeder lamb...
M fed ewe
2 cull
. 87
7
103
lrtil
o
107
107
l
81
62
1"7
130
Pr.
6 AO
OS
B 16
6 00
10
76
I 76
4 to
4 80
T 26
7 26
8 84
I 86
400
CHICAGO I.IVH STOCK MAHKKT
-Hob
Demand for Cattle. Fire
Hteady Hheep Higher.
CHICAOO. Oct. 30.-CATTDE Receipts.
i:.00 head:, market firm: beeve. $.6fl
ll.dO; steers, $u. 7.419. 40; atorkera and feed-
, x-'i.tntiK.!!!; eows and bailers, si.tiuo
(.10: cm Ives. $7 ooyio.so.
HOOK Receipts, 21,000 head; market
steady; bulk of sales. $7.30ui'7.6S; light.
$7.1tVir7.gfi; mixed, $7.10ifi7.fi6: heavy, $7.10
(jlT.4',5: rough. $7.2r.iH7.76; pigs, $11.26(37.26.
HHEEP AND I.AMHS-Reoelpta, 16.000
head: market mostly lor higher; sheep
$."i.2.v,m.2i,; yearlings, W.OOrq'7.00; lambs,
$..VVf8.20.
Kaasae City Live "toek Market.
KANNAR CITY, Oct. W.-OATTUE Re
ceipts, l,&tk head; market strong and ac
tive; prime fed steers. $.flf(r1fl.78; dressed
beef steers, $7.7r4i8.fjO; western steer.
8tl.7MiO.niV stockers and feeders, $1.0nc)
S.Oii; hulls, .ri.iK,l.r,- cnlves, $M. 50910.60.
I kkki- Receipts, 7.7QO bead; market
higher; hulk of sales. $7.104?7.40; heavy,
$7.2"4j7.40, packers and butchers. $7. lot
7.424: light. r. mil.X,: pigs, l..T(iifi.80.
HHEEP AND DA MRU Receipts. 8,000
head; market strong; lambs, l7.2Wf8.00',
yearlings, ."..7r.'u.60; wether. $5.21u.00;
ewes. $4.&0iio,&0.
at, l.onl I.lre Stock Market.
BT. LOl'IB, Vt. 30 -CATTDE -Receipts,
head: market steady; native
beef steers, $7.6oful0.7j; cows and heifers.
$fi.0O(?.2K; stockers and feeders. $6.60(ii
7.60; southern steers, 86.76t7.76-, rows and
neirera, t4.uuoju.oo; native catves, ,tiuty
10.60. .
HOOK Receipts. 8.900 hend; market
steady; pig and lights, $0.WHf7.s0; mixed
ml butchers, $7.aa7.724; good heavy,
$7.6.Vli7.70.
HHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1,900
head: market steady; native muttons,
$4 .Our. 6.26; lamb. $7.0068.26.
long City Lire "took Market.
BIOUX CITY, la., Oct. S0.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
.tiO head; market steady; butch
er. $6.6flri7.00; row and heifer, $6.00flS
130; rannera, $4.274. 76; stocker and feed
ers, $t). 40416.76; cslves, $7.009.76; bull and
stags, etc., $6.00410.00.
HoOS-Receipts, 1.600 Itead: market
steady: heavy, $7.0T(7.10; mixed, $7.tK4i
7.0; light, $7.001.024; bulk of salea, $7.00
iil.it.
HHEKT AND T.AMBB Receipt WW
hed; market lor higher: wethers, $5.50)
5.75; ewe, $4."eji.25; lainlis, $6.60t7.60.
nt. Joseph Lire Stock Marked).
8T. JOSEPH, Oct. 80. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 201 head; market steady; steers,
$0.TiOU10.2u; rows and heifer, $4.50U8.75;
calve, l.'i.OAi io..'.
HOUR Receipts, l.oo head; market
steady to lower; top, $7.3-4; bulk of sales,
7.flM)7.80.
HHEEP AND I.AMBfl Receipts, 260
head; market steady; Iambi, $7.6ou.00.
Lire Xoek la tlcht.
Receipt of live stock at th five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
flout h Omaha 400 8 . HO 2,0
Hloug City Soo 1.600 600
Kansas City 1.600 7,7i 2.0H0
Ht. Louis 1."0 8,300 1.W00
Chicago 2.D00 21.000 16,000
Total 8.600 41,809 22.20
Wool Market.
ROSTON. Oct. W).-Th Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
The wool market ucc,upie a strong
pohltlon today, although the situation oa
good throughout the country I reported
a very slow. Medium to coarse wool
re especially strong and active, while
good, fine wools are steady and Inferior
lota are rather Irregular. , The market
lias been somewhat lea active than a
week ago.
Advices fom England and the primary
markets Indclate very excited market,
and especially for medium to low wools,
ti hlle fine wools ure also strong and
scarce. English buyer are. operating
everywhere with ke.'ness. Scoured bssts:
Texas fine, twelve months, 5ifn i,sc ; eight
months, M'CKVlo; fine. fall. 4tYrr47c. Cali
fornia, northern, 6fn6."ic; middle county.
fiK(iC2c; southern, 4M)"0e. Oregon, eastern.
No. 1 stnple, 00r; eastern clothing, 67W
fo; valley, No. 1. 4Htti0c. Territory, fine
htaples, tyfiiO'; fine- medium staple. tta
Sue; fine clothing. r,7iiSc: fine medium
clothing, WSti!uc; half-blood combing. K&
fcoi-, three-elghlh blood combing. 4Wllc.
Pulled, extm. US4161K'; A A, b57c; fine,
A, UfuvSr; gupera, lHSie.
OH and Kwsla.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Oil. 20.-OILS Tur
peiiUnc, nominal, at 4." 4c; no sales; re
celits, 475 hhls ; shipments, 438 bbl. ;
stocks. :. bbls.
ROSIN Nonilusl; no sales:, receipts.
476 bhls.; shipments, D00 bbls.; tocks,
lH.Gui bbls.
krw York Money Market,
NKW YOHK, Oct. 30. MERCANTILE
PA PER WiS'.4j tier cent.
HTKKUNO EXCHANOE Stealy: for
sixlv-day h'lls. $4.!M0: for cables. $4.t0b0
4t4 (sisr.: for demand. $4 D01i4.9O3S.
rlLVER-llar. 4.S4c
tank ( learlnas.
OMAHA. Oct. So. Hsnk clearing for
Omaha today were $2.G4ti.U.4. and for
the corresponding day last year $2,829, -
vnm.
Metal Market.
PT U)l'l., Oct. 3.-METALA-Lead.
firm. $3 374 Spelter, higher, $4.8Oy.0O.
COTTON SEED MEAL
CRACKED
Cotton "sod CakaOoU 2raae41 Oaaa
From Texa Mill direct to you. Write
or wire u for price ou High Oiade
Ueal or Cracked Cake. 48 to 46 par real
prolela. Cold Pressed Caka
' TXXAI ein ftJTD x,zjrm oo.
