Nebraska Newspapers

    Tim Dffi: OMAHA, FRIDAY. KKPTEMBEli 17, 1915.
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FOR RENT
lleaaea and (ltuM
oath.
e-ROOM HOUSE.
111 PARK A VS. .
All modern and tn food condition. This
plao I near (wk, school and oar Mr
Mo on both park fin
1-nOoM HOirsBL Wl
net FA ci no ST.
AU modern and near car. rirntaa this
flee and rent two sleeping room and
a hvs mad your rent.
ARMbTRONO-WALBH CO.
TrW 1MH. Btet Bank Bldg.
Ml a, t-room cottage, newly painted and
papered, cloee to school, UtH South 3ith
nntt, only vi per month.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
WU Far nam P.
13 HO. 37TH. l-r.. mod. flat, lower, 127.60,
Cll Ho. 37th, -". mod. flat, upper, 16.00.
O. CAT
AHJL
BERO. 112 Brandela Theater,
irtk. oottsges, B. Hh: large yard. sewer,
Water, gaa. t'O nd iU Harney 47W.
: llff Park Are.. 7-r.. mod., t. H. 182.
FOR RENT l-roora houae. rUI Doroaa.
Eoo
paid.
M cottage, 1U & 28th St, 114. Water
Wet.
Nov 5-Room and Sleeping
Porch Double Houses
1 Walking distance; near good achool; on
paved street. Rant I37.e0.
'. J Amflrirnn fJocuritv Oo..
I PootlaaJOU. 17th and Pouglaa.0.
arney 4743.
...i FOR rent une-storr ooitag ,wwr
I noma and bath: aaailgnl: no neai. uu
aVmth Thirty-fourth street. Harney tm.
f-r, house, almost new, walking distance.
tm South 17th St., all modern, call owner.
Thomaa MoCoy, Harney ale.
iMaggard's
van and "to rag
Co. Ceil ua for ee
tlmatea for mov.
log
shipping. 1711 Webster St.
lliOUg
ins 14
4
bit) JONES St.. 8-room modern; only 126
a month, J. A. Olson. Bee Bldg. 1), 352L
Miscellaneous.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
00--S rmi, all modern. .
tltt.00-6 rtua.. new cottage, oak finish.
South Bide.
$14001 rma., newly papered. Bo. Side:
SlS.OO I rmi., near car, school. So. Hide.
111.001 rms., near oar, school; Bo. Plde.
314.004 rma., else It, cement basement
L.0 nm, all mod., east front, to blk.
to ear.
$3100 10-r. flat, modem, on car Una; 6
mln. walk to Union depot
IS.007 rms., all mod. Hanscora Pk. Dl.
16.00 I rms.. furnished, m
14.00 rma., parUy turn, for light
housekeeping'.
13160 rma.. all modern bungalow.
AM&RICAN SECURITY CO..
Poug. 6011 17th and Douglas. o
T-ROOM modern house. M14 Leaven
worth. 136. Webster 3600,
1 ' T "" "P 1 Exp. Co., moving,
I KGPQ Peking k storage.
J 4wVW I2rr7 Karnam. D. 4141
FIDELITY SiSSkSa FEEE
Phone Douglas 288 for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage, moving, K-th and Jackson Sts.
HER the Central Furniture Store's rRKH
RKNTA1, T.1ST.
TInnooa Crelgh Sons tt Co., Bee Bldg.
liuuwtaln mU part of ,hs clty
f Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; S-horae van
and I men, $1.25 per nr. ; storagre U per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 483 tc Ty. MO.
3 1 T r Moving.
VJUIUUI1 V till OO.i!:
Rtorage.
tit N. 11th St
Tel. D SM or Har. 1MT.
tores aad Offleee,
GOOD auto sales room en Famara St
Very reasonable rent Tel. Doug. VM.
- FOR RENT Offloe space, desk room,
V, with telephone. KM Pee Bldg.
Warehaa
WAREHOUSE TRACKAOH.
' Part or all of one floor in large five
story brick building. Large freight ale
Tatar. Address J 19. Bee.
WANTED TO BUT
OFFICE furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Reed, 1207 Famam. Dour. 614.
Tale buys everytMng tnd band. Web. IB04.
' H1QHKHT prices for old clothing, t 14.
WANTED TO RENT
REF1NFID young married couple desire
larga front room In modern noma, with
breakfast: walking distance, and respeota
bla neighborhood; atttua parUctsters. Ad
dress U. 143, Bee.
you NO man wants board and room pri
vate family: near Leavenworth St. Ad
dress M 117, Bee.
WANTED TO BORKoW
WANTKi) to borrow, 11.400 for t years;
first mortgage oa section good graalng
land, unimproved. Address W. C. Mo
rJermott, North Platte, Neb., owner.
REAL ESTATE
1 FA KM dt RANCH L1XDI FOR SALR
... 3sattewJsb
L Ve Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith Co.. Wl-14 City Nat Bay P. RXs.
Colwrmdo).
IOWA
BARGAIN
Want to nva to Omaha, Have boas
In Kast Das Moines, new In UOs. good
- barn, two guoi sheds, brick ehtokea
. bouse (will leave the chickens In it), all
three lots facing east, good location, twe
blocks from car, not too close to town,
' some improvements, will sell cheap for
,' cash, will make arrangements for pay
nis. Jtoaress u ra,
THAT NEW COUNTRT PANAMA.
Land for (2.10. W W and Is per acre, with
terms, that will produce more tnan the
best Nebraska land. Now is your chance
to get some good land at a low prloa. The
couulry Uncle Sam Is boosting.
Write if you cannot call and receive
full Information and literature free.
HOMESUBKERS LAND COM PANT,
INC., 6M Bee Bldg, Omaha.
Calwrsicto.
WHEAT LAND for sals; 330
closa to railroad and town. Laura
Buchanan, Sterling. Colo.
V.
- Idako.
FACTS about our abundant harvests thst
are not destroyed by storms. FACTS
about the cattle business where summer
range ousts less than u cents per bead.
FAiTS about Idaho climate, Idaho ad
vantages and dlsadvaniagea gladly fur
nlsiied by a Nebraaka man with six
vears of Idaho experience. Write. Visit
us on your way to exposition. D. T. Rice,
hoawell. Idaho. o
; atUeoar.
, OOOp HOMES in South Missouri, cheap
and on easy terms, write me for
" prices, i. C Wynkoof. Mountain View,
MONTANA Irrigated lands bast In the
world for wheat, oats, alfalfa and stock:
close to town, railroad, souools and
churches; tu.fro to too per acre on fifteen
Tears Urns; annual payments less than
tenuis en middle west farms: write to.
day for particulars: Illustrated pamphlet
- and no. free. V slier Farm Bales ouro
Ho 1U'3. Vailer. Mont
NesunMhsk.
r LANDS IN PANAMA.
What you have been waiting for. Forty
. aeres for the price of one, though wlfi
produce more; lees charges for aiilpplug
Oood climate. Less ouklvatlon needed.
Simply a uew country which wlU soon be
a thing of the past
Call and let us explain, or wrIU for Mt
- ere I tire en this country.
liOMiteKh.Ki.Ka' LAND COMPANY
INC. bee Bldg., Omala7Neb: '
FLATTB VALLET FARUL '
Improved quarter section near North
Platte, under irrigation, wiia Paid-un
!rir, rtgbt SUenXd alfalfa aneTougar
beet land. Price tiuu an acre. Owner wlli
. take smaller furmee Part payment.
PAVNr invkstmrnt COMPANT.
Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. OMAHA.
W. O. TEMPLETON-Clty property',
landa everywhere, farms, ranctiea, loans
and insurance. Ask stout my orchard
gropoeltlon. e. Bee Bldg.
. AparUMeiila, f.ais, noueer and vultages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Dee "For Rent AC
RKAIi ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR I1LR,
CPPKR WISCONSIN-Beet dairy and
general crop stale In tho union: aettlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices en
easy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wiscon
sin Central Land Grant Excellent lands
for stock raising. If biterveted In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orchard a
Address Land and Industrial Iwpart., SUo
i.ine itsiiwsy. Minneancua Minn.
FOR nALioWe offer swlectel hardwood
ridge cut-over lands, all atsed tracts, at
light prices and eaey terms; soil olay sill
loam; excellent dairy and fanning regloa;
land convenient to railroad In growing
settlements; good markets for all pro
ducts. Writ for map and Information,
John Arpln Lumber Company, Urand
Rapids, Wis.. Fawmllt Office at Atlanta,
Ruah Cwinty. Wlaoonaln.
M law 1 1 an owe) s.
HAV1 TOU A FARM FOR SALBT
Vrlve a good description of your land
And send It to the Sioux City, la Journal,
"Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium.'' Twenty-five words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ada on
twelve different dys for I; or W words,
M, or 7b words, I.
I -argent ciroulatlon of any Iowa news,
paper, 260, OoO reader daily In four great
atatea
PANAMA LANDS.
Why pay from to 3i0 per acre for
land, when you can buy land that will
produce mora products for from tin to
I&.00 per acre and get three years to pay
for It In, with no Interest on deterred
payments. Located on the Main street of
the world's commerce, with healthful oil
mate, Uall and sea ua, or writ for free litera
ture. HOMESXIRICKRS LAND COMPANT.
Ina
S28 Bee Bldg. Omaha.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM LOANS, PKA CENT.
TOLA NO TRUMBULL, 44 Bee Bldg.
1109 TO ll.wo made promptly. F. D.
Weed, Weed Bldg., llth Famam Sta.
CITY and farm loan a. , m, per oent
J. H. Dumont Co.. 41 Btate Bank.
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
WANTED Oood farm and city loans at
lowest rates.
PETERS TRUST CO., 18 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraaka farm
O'KEKFK REAL BBTATB CO.,
101S Omaha .National. Pnon Douglas 1711.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas 22s State Bank Bldg.
SEE ua first tor farm loans In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co., Omaha.
, CITT LOANS. C. O. Oariberg.
u 12 Brandols Theater Bids-
UK At j ESTATES FOR EXCHANGE
HIGHLY IMPROVED.
Frontier county. Nebraska, overt er to
exchange for Omaha property or acreage
near Omaha, suitable for country home.
uet Dusy quick and get owner's share of
this year's "bumper crop."
C. R. COMBS.
81J Brandels Theater. Doug. J811
CLEAR LAND AND
CASH FOR
EQUITY in good. Income property in
Omaha. Owners please answer. L 107,
care Bee.
-H0OM modern house for grocery stock.
George K arses. Council Bluffs. Ia.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
AN ACTUS ON FARNAM UNC SI IE.
This wlU make 7 good building lots and
ii win e biwm i rom rvnim car line.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Fifth Floor Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Douglaa 17U.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
Seven rooms t-story and attic at 114
B rzth St., one and one-half blocks from
Fsmam car Una.
Tiled veetlsule.
LIVING ROOM, UxM.
Beamed ealling-built-ln bookoasea and
window seats brick fireplace! burns
wod or coal.
DININU ROOM.
Paneled weila. T)Mfi,(AtM i-.fi . .
white (juarter-eawed oak, accept kitchen
pantry.
KITCHEN.
Built-in dresser outside Cpenlnjr ta re
frigerator. w
FOUR BBDROOMa
WHr.lMhA In m.m.I m
two Closets each, two have one closet
each.
BATHROOM.
Tiled floor and walls full length closet.
Broom, coat, and linen closets.
sleeping porches.
Largs attic, I fuH-aised windows beat
and light
Full cemented basement Oood furnace.
Call on Robert Hunter. Km n,iir,
office.
On the Boulevard
14,160 600 cash and S par month, buys
brand new homo near Leavenworth St.
Six nloe rooms: two stories and attic;
oaJc finish; full basement; no paving tax
to pay.
QLOVT5K eV SPAIN. Douglas tm.
NEW, most modem. (- R. houss; sleep
lng porch and garage; cathedral diet.
Cash or acreage considered, til N. 16th.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
AN ACRE ON FARNAM LINE 11.U6.
This will make T good building lots and
Is only I blocks from Farnam car Una.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
FUth Floor Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg.
ijougias mi.
FOR HALE Two acres In fruit apples,
Dlums. Beaches. banian. currants.
gooseberries, raspberries, rhubarb: 714
grape vines In full bearing. New,
strictly modern t-room bouse, full base
ment. gtorm oave connected with base
moot: K&oa. Will eon eider small cottage
in part payment Phone Benson Is.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Damns.
New Dundee Home
One of the best high, sightly locations
In Dundee. South front lot MixUs ft. on
paved street - Ths plan Is ideal Large
living room across the front with fire
place at east snd. Dining room, with sun
room, or breakfast room on east French
doors between sun room and dining room.
Kltchsn, with ample cupboard and nantrv
room. Oak floors entire 1st and Id floors.
Three large bed rooms and sleeping porch
snd stairway to aula. Finish 1st floor
oak. Id floor white enamel and mahogany
doors, with bevel plate mirrors. Inverted
ngntiog system useo tnroughout. Concrete
perch and steps. Best of material and
construction. This is In a restricted rils-
iric surrounnea ny good homes. For
price aai terms see
George & Company
0 City Nat Bank Bldg. Phone D. TM.
Dundee
7-R. Bungalow
This Is one of the pratuest tittle planes
In the village. It Las been built anl
ahput 4 years and Is loonted on one of
tne best lots tastds the loop. The houae
baa a big living room arrangement, wlik
an extremely artiatis bnok fixwolaee.
There la eoa bedroom, toilet and lavator
oa tbo first floor, end tare bedrooms
and oompieta bat on the second floor,
Tho present ow .a built this place for
a notne and tLera is unusually good con
struction throughout Lot WxUs. wttk
dandy ahada trees and fruit tn the rear.
IF YOU HAVK ANY I DBA OF BUT.
Title) riKBT. mee, KWu,
irmstronc:- Walsh Ca
Tyler VM. BteU Bank bldg.
AFFAIRS ATJOUIH OMAHA
Local Pmtrolmea to Be Clung-ed to
Beats on North Side, is Intent
of Official.
nSFBOYIJuXNTS AT HIGH SCHOOL
Many hange will be mads In the looal
police station staffs and patrol shifts
within ths near future. It la the an.
nounoed mtentloa of Comtmas toner Kngel
to maks a complete overhauling In ths
South Bide No, I station.
Tho chamm will amount to a transfer
ef local patrolmen to beats In the north
aid where they will be given a final try
out If they do not make good as mem
bers of n metropolitan police department
It la n question wbstner they will be re
tained. Most of the local men, however,
are easily stepping along with the metro
politan pace.
Install New g hewers.
Carpenters astd plumber began work
on the installation of th new girls
shower baths in th annex bunding on
th high school ground yesterday. Th
Board of Education baa allowed money
to 'nitall th showers and tm make ether
Improvements about th gymnaasusa that
occupies half of th building.
At th aid of th bulMbic a small
basement wlU be eons tract ed tn which
a steam heating plant will be tn stalled.
Besides th spacious gymnasium th
building Is occupied by th drama tkx sci
ence, sewing, machinery and manual
training? al asses of four departments hav
ing thetr apparatus to different rooana.
Aa rlasasa In gymnastics will be held
dally, th gymnasium will har to b
heated aa well as th shower bath and
dressing rooms,
Xaa-te City Oeewfgv
Peek Sergeant Mike McCarthy la back
Plvonka Coal and Feed Ox New office
KJ N. 84th St.
For Rent Two rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping. 22 No. 22d.
Nicely furnished room for rant, with
or without board. South lull.
Six-room modern house for rant, 3d
street, near O. Uood neighborhood.
Offloe apace for rent In Be office. SUI
N street. Terms reasonaUa Well known
location. Tel. South 27.
on his old Job at the South Side station
desk, after an absence of fifteen days
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Ths South Bide Pleasure club rave a
grand ball at Rustling's ball at Twenty
fourth and J streets last sveoing.
A danolng party will be given at th
Centurion dub rooms at Twenty-sixth
and T streets this evening at 'clock.
W can Install an oil burner In your
heating plant Call us. Robert Parka
Heating and Plumbing Co.. 441 N. Mth
8t Tel. So. t
The Southeast Improvement club debate
on "Woman Suffrage," baa been post
poned for one week. It was to nav
taken place tonignb
We can Install aa oil burner In your
heating plant Call ua. Robert Parka
Heating and Plumbing Co., 441 N. 14th
Bt Tel. So. (I.
Phil Kearney post. No. t, Orand Army
of America, will meet Saturday evening
at the homo of J. W. Cress, Hg North
Twenty-third street, at s o'clock.
Th ladles of th St Mary's parish will
hold a card party and dance) at the Co
lumbian nail at Thirty-sixth and 4 streets
wis evening at o clock.
Th Woman's Relief Obrpa of the Phil
Kearney post will mont Saturday after
noon at vie home of Mrs. W, H. . Ander
son, loos Monro street, at l o'clock.
A bicycle was stolen from in front of
the residence of Henry Darr, Thirtieth
and R streets, Monday evening. It had
been left in the yard and disappeared
curing in night
Rev. 'William R. Hill, paster of th
First Baptist church, is confined to his
bed at his borne with an lllnesa, Rev.
Mr. H1U to chairmen of the "Billy" Sun
day campaign arrangements committee
in in nouin woe.
Th Ada ksnslnrton will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. I. L. Van Bant 4ftl
E street Mouth Side, this afternoon. Mrs.
Byron Badger will assist as hostess..
Sevara! alurmil students of the South
Omaha High school passed their first day
yesterday aa students of Bellevne college.
The day marked th opening of that in
stitution. Painter are painting the downstair
rooms of the polio station. Th work is
now tn pro frees and wlU not be com
pleted before the week is out The walla
are being painted grey.
A day nursery is being maintained at
the headquarters of the Central Interde
nominational church In th old Young
Men's Christian Association building at
Twenty-third and M street.
Foot ball practlc was not held yester
day afternoon on ths field at Twenty
fourth and O streets because of the rainy
weather. Coach Patton gav his men an
Indoor lesson In foot ball rules.
Th woman of th First Christian
church will servs a chicken dinner at
McCrann's hall. Twenty-fourth and O
streets, tomorrow noon.
Th Ladles' Aid society of St Luke's
Lutheran cnurcn win njeet at tn noma
of Mrs. J. C. Micbelsen. kill F atreet.
next Thursday at I p. m.
Friends of Miss Phyllis Usher, popular
and talented organist of tho Sooth Side,
are congratulating her on her new posi
tion as organist of the new Strand thea
ter of Omaha.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis
sionary soclsty of St Luke m 4xKberan
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Harry Wilson. V South Thirty-first
street, this afternoon at 1:M o'clock.
Alumni of the South High school held
a meeting yesterday and decided on a
general lineup for the alumni team to
play against the high school In the an
nual game a week from next Saturday.
Practice will be held next Tuesday after
noon on ths city lot at Twenty-fourth
and O streets.
REA LE8TATB SUBURBAX
Paa4a.
DUNDEE
HOMES
H. H. Harper & Co.
1015-16 City Nat '1. Bank
Dotiglas259G
KOD NthnwayoVtsaTfarm. Flor. m
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
BUNGALOW-MUST SKLU
f-R., modern; oek flnleh: garage: near
aetteola and churches, itsrt Knunet Owner.
FOR BXIJC or rent t-r. house, mod.: 1
blk. from Miller park and school, 7at
N. lath Avs. Phons owner. Web. HOT.
wni i- . a -
. . . -., .,
4ZK Orand Ave. Webater
house, lot OxiM.
atar stu.
Owner.
REAL ESTATE aOSCELLAITEOUS
Practically New
5-Room Cottage
$3,100 Terms
Oak finish la main rsnasa. buOt-tn book.
eases and buffet. Nlos pantry, cemented
cellar, guaranteed furaao. modern
plumbing, corner tot 1 block to car.
OWNER. Webater HM.
Ns3W-R.X)M BUNOALOW.
Earutty of tl.OuO to trade for good lot or
Ikih cash. Phone Webater 41MT
FOR SAI.K 7-room modern house, wall
located. Phone South 30.4.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat ii Strong-, Selling' Cent Over
YeiteriUy'i Prloei,- with the
Demand Oood.
NO DEMAND FOR TXLL0W CORN
OMAHA. September 1. 1lS.
Wheat was strong today, selling a
cent over yesterday s prices and there
aa an active dnmand for this cereal.
Corn was quoted c hlaher to la lower,
the yellow corn bving In poor demand
and sold lo lower, whiis ths mixed was
a better seller, mixed corn selling o
hu ber.
J he oats market continued steady, oats
ling unchanged te Wo higher and there
was a fair demand.
The receipts of a'l cereals continue
light.
Liverpool Close: Wheat, unchanged;
corn, unchanged to Wo lower.
Primary wlieat receipts were l.SMS.Ono
bwhel. and shipments of 1.r.uoo bushels,
againat receipts of 1,174. f buahela and
shipments of L40 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were (KM, 000
bushels and shipments of 117,000 buahela.
against receipts of Ml. 000 buahela and
shipments of SOT, 000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were .0t&000
bushels and shipments of 1,111.000 bushels
against receipts of 1.O4A.0M buahela and
shipment of Ve.tfW) bushels last year.
CAR LOT RJCOU1PT8.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago v HO K4
Minneapolis Sl ... ...
iDuiuth rr
Omaha Ii Tl 11
Kansas City , 117 1 10
ttt Louis M 36 II
Winnipeg 444
Sales reported today: Wheat No. I
hard winter; 1 car, 1 04. No. 4 hard
winter: 1 car. 11.01; 1 cars, 11.01; I cars,
tl.M): I ears. Mo; 1 oar. ssfeo; I oars. Duo.
Ne. 4 mtxed: 1 oar, II. OS. Sample: 1 oar.
4a; I ears. Wo; 1 oar. Mo: 1 car. lie; 1
oar, POo: 1 ear. hot c. Rye No. I: 1
oar, KSia Barley Sample: 1 oar, hot,
Mo. Corn No, I white: 14 cars, V.
No. I white: 1 ear, elMo; 1 oar, wttac
No. white: I cam. tMo. No. 1 yellow:
1 oar, Too, No. I yellow: 1 car, Too: 1
eMtc: nk oarsL iac. No. I yellow:
4 oars, Mie; 4 cara, Ho. No. I yellow:
I car. ta. No. 1 mixed: 74 cars. o;
1 bulkhead. ty. No. I mixed: I cars,
tVtO. No. I mixed: 1 car, noar yellow,
Wo. No. mixed: 1 car, loc. Oats
Utandard: 1 car. Kc No. I white: I
car. MHc; 1 oar, Mo. No. 4 whits: 1 car,
UMc Sample: 1 oar, MHc: 1 oar, to;
1 bulkhead, Mc; 1 bulkhead, 2V.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. t tur
key, li.0tol.07; No. I turkey, tl.0Btfl.4rt
No. I hard. 11.044UW: No. I hard. Il.oiiy
1.06; No. 4 hard, Moifcl.02; No. I spring,
HtAstti: No. I spring. li.OltVLtH: No. 1
durum, PKMeVto; No. I durum. Wjff.vin ;
no grade, jtr4o. Com No. I white,
sHrc; No. I white, eidKsttc: No. 4 white.
4TnSao: No. I white, 74iQ)Ma; No. 4
whlta,. 7Qc; No. I yellow. 6&WT0a;
No. f fcrllew. smOTvo: No. 4 yellow.
tt; No, C yellow, tac; No. I yellow,
Wirto; No. 1 mixed, Hic: No. I
mixed, 4UtkMtc: No. 4 railed, flZia;
No. I mixed, eVMf4ftn: No. mixed. s7Wt
48a. Oau: No, t white, fcWO1; stand
ard, MQlloc: No. I white, 4i4Hc; No.
4 white, klWWc. Barley: MalUtig, 4&4J
Sic; No. 1 feed. 40941a. Rye: No. I, KVU
Mo; No, a. Kfibhc.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
(Be by Logan 4 Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 116 Ho. Sixteenth street, Oman a.
Artlclel Open. Hlgh.j Low. Cloi
.1 Yea'y.
Wheat! I I I
1 03 I 1 mi
:9Hay7j,
I,
17 A SUT-Hfil
A Asked. B Bid
Chicago Cash Prlosat Wheat: No. S
red. nominal; No. I red, ll.l&fe: No. I
hard, nominal; No. I hard, li.OOri 1.14.
Corn; No. 31 yellow, T7ifV7o; No. 4
whits, 74Va Oats: No. white, dMc;
standard, Co. Rye: No. 1, -a;So.
Barley: MUMOo. Timothy: I6.K6 00. Clover:
ILl.wdi.0O. Pork: 112.47. Lard: UWif
01 Hibe: I7.60I2.4.1I.
BUTTKR Steady; creamery, nCVtc.
ECK1S Higher; receipts, C.RU cases; at
mark, cases Included, 171522c; ordinary
firsts, ie?lHc: firsts, Waitr.
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 15 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin white, 404t6o;
Minnesota, early Ohtoa. 17040a.
POULTRT-Allve, steady; fowls, UHo
springs, 16a.
CIIIOAOO URAIlf AND PsVOTlglOKg
Fea tares of th Trading; and OloslnaT
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Bept. W. Notable strength
developed In the wheat market today as a
result of re porta that foreigners were
actlv buyers and because of substantial
protrresa asserted to have been made In
negotiations for th Anglo-French billion
dollar loan. Prices closed buoyant at
l4c to 2o net advance, with December
at MSao, and May at MHftuWe. Corn
sained a shade to Vtio and oats He to
H9- I" provisions th outcome was
12Mo to nvio net decline.
It was not until wheat had suffered a
material decline that the market began
to display tendency toward a decided
upward swing. Better weather conditions
for threshing and shipping the sntiny
crop had given th bears a temporary ad
vantage, but the effect d'rappeared when
gossip waa heard that Kuropeans were
purchasing at rather lively rate, both
cash wheat and future deliveries. Op
timistlo rumors In regard to Improved
chances of success for the billion dollar
loan and as to ths uss of much of the
proceeds In buying American products
other than war munitions led afterward
to a rreat Increase of bullish sentiment
and to an uninterrupted advance during
the rest of the day,
September wheat felt the tightening of
prices more severely than was the case
regarding: other options. Th reason was
that there seemed to be no limit to the
demand for track lota of wheat available
for spot delivery, and that aniva'.s here
remained unusually small for this reason
of the year. Th aotua amount of rash
contract wheat in store lu Chicago today
was only 24.000 buahela.
Corn waa helped upward by the strength
f wheat. At first, however, the market
was easy, owing to the warmer tempera
tutss prevailing. In the oats trade, wet
weather delaying threshing and shipping
was a source of firmness as soon as oihor
oerwals turned, upgrade. Country offer
ings were amalL
Provisions went lower In sympathy with
a decline In the hog market. Announce
ment that th Britlah government had
confiscated most of the long-interned
cargoes of meats and lard had no ap
parent effect upon the market here.
OMAHA UK MB HAL MARKKT.
t&S rton"' c:
CHEEK t& Imported Swiss. 36o; Amer
ican Swiss, tCc; bloi-k Swiss. 2i, ; twins
J to; daisies. 14c; triplets. ISo; Voting
imerlca, lKo; blue label brick, U'tui
liroburger, l-lb., toe; New York white,
140: imported French Roquefort, 40o
FISH Trout, 11c; whit flah, 14c: hall
put, lie; channel catfish, lttu; codfish 10
ifltr; mackerel, 16c; salmon, 14c.
POULTRY Hens, lie; ducks. llo;
geeee, lee: turkeys, Uc; roosters, so.
Frlt'Ilo Oranges, California Vala
100s, 124a, titm. 124s. Kins, 1600 box; Call-
eneiila. Vala . 1A,,a 1 7A. fttfi- viu-
HM box. Lamons, extra fancy Ooldun
wewi, ns, im dox; seus, H no t x; extra,
fancy Bunk 1st. Mm. MUs, Kb) box; Red
Ball. 4M box. Peaches, Cokrado Ki
be rt as. 6c erate! in larae auaniltlaa.
crate; Washington Klbertas. C6o crate;
la larg quantities, sve craU' Idaho.
tX per bushel. Prunes, Italian. U.M
cratai flvw-orate lota, teo,a Hungarian,
Orosa, Orand Lukes, ILU orate. Pears,
r. muwi w i. Mj-ueK, luwr, sa.ev orate ;
Flaaiilsh Beauties. IXTI arate: Oregon
orate. O rapes. Tokara, tie arate; Con-
eoras, aoms grown, sse oasaet. r ana sea.
saedMra fruit, ta.iu04.kt baaoh: Jumbo
fruit. Cbaagulnola ad Pert limoa, eo
per lb. Cantaloupea' Calif oraia Mlaettnt
brand, standards. 1171 oralei nonlaa. 11 kl
crate; flata. luo crate.
VBOETABU.H-Cabbage, home news.
Ike per lb. Lettuce, bead, 11.00 doeao;
lesr, suo a oxen. rwppers. Sua basket.
Tomatoes, market price. Onloae, Wash
ington, IVic per lb.; Spanish. i.M crie.
BeptllooHKi in h
Iec.lHt4r Witalii
Mayt7ffl TOUI 17
Corn. t I I
May.lWKtl67V Wk B7HMAI
May. S&ZSlawZ l4 sWeBJ V4
Oct U 11 66 1 13 47HI It 1 TT4
Jaji. U II 16 14 uOOJ1600lUI7Vi
Oct III IIS I02MJ I03V I17H
Jan. 170 IT0 I IM lil
Ribs. I I I
Oct 111 I 10 1 I Oft I Of I Cii
Jan. I 47tjliol HO I 40 I 40Hl I Ki
Parsley. Fmj doien. Oreen Ptoaa. gOo ban
ket !na, wax and green, too basket.
New tx-ets. carrots and turnips 40i bas
ket Potatoea, Ohio, 0o buehal. Sweet
potatoea, tl.a hamper; Virginia, barrels,
11.76.
NITS No. 1 wslnuts, llo lb.; filberts,
iba 11. ; Uraxlls, IJV) lb.; pevara, 2Ho
lb: almonds, lb.
MltU'M.l.AN rL'S-Orarker1ark. case.
X; H-ase, ll.r. Com pops, case, 1 ;
H-cass, 1 ,8 reanuta. No. 1. raw, n lb.;
roaM-d, Ro lb.; Jumbo, raw, 7i lb.;
roaeted. 9o lt. Wstermrlona, m lb.
Applea Wealthloa. 2l barrel, Maiden
Bluau, 13.00 barrel. Honey, M.
NRW YORK riRRntl. HAHKRT
Qeetatleae at ike ly
4'oeamedKlee.
NEW YORK, fw-pt l.-FIOCR Firmly
held
VVH fQAT Spot, strong: No, i red and
No. 1 hard, ll fov. c. I. f . New oTrh;
No. 1 northern, 1 Hi kith. U.041,; No. 1
northern, Manitoba. Wtc, C. I. f.. Buffalo,
I'uturee, firm; September, II. IT.
t'ORN-Kpot firmer; No. 1 yellow. tt4c
Prompt shipment.
OATB-Kpnt, firm; No. I white, toCMlo.
PIKJVIMIDNS TVrk. barely steady. Reef
and tallow nulnt 1 .-r1 mM.ll.
weet. IS.4a1l
I Huf f Steady; state, common to choice.
115. X?"fWgfl.
IIIDKS-Qulet; Bogota, kjaio; Ontral
America, ftto.
LEATH Kit Firm; hemlock firsts. S3c;
seronda. 3i-tfSln
PROVISloNft-Porlt barely steadv;
mesa, I'.ft.sotfl TO: family, lll.nvtrsi.txi:
creamery, I6ijC7o; firsts, t93&Vta; seconds.
hXJUS Firm; receipts, 12,129 rases;
fresh lathered extras, flue, TWiMlo;
extra flrala, XiQCItVto; firsts, IMTTiO; sec
onds, tMtJRc.
CllEKtlh-Stesdy- receipts. 431 boxes;
stste whole milk, fresh flat, white and
colored speolala, HVulte; atat whole
milk, average fanoy, 14vo.
I'OllLTRY Alive, irregular: western
chickens, broilers. ln; fowls. l(OMc; tur
keys, Uv lreemd, steady; western
froaen masting chickens, IwrffJe; freah
fowls. Iced. llWUo; turki Iced, 1&4J10.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS HTT. Sept. IV-WllrTAT-No.
1 hard. tl.ffiiM flg; No. I rod, tl.llOl.ll;
September, tl.tOH; Decernber, Hc; May,
coIW No: 1 mixed. 4o: No. I whIK
V; Keptember, 8e Peeembar, M4o;
May, S4Hc.
OATS-No. I whit. ttWox No. I mixed,
actj'Se'c.
BUTTKR-Oesmery, To; firsts. fco;
secomls, l:lc: packlna. lWc
rVHS First. o: seconds, 1C
POULTRY Hens, MHo; roostors, fc;
broilers, Uo.
Minneapolis Orntn Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 1. WHDAT
September, S6So; December, Mo: No. 1
hard. II 03S: No, 1 northern, WHoxTfl.Ol1),.
Fllm-Unchangod.
BA RLKT-444Jtao.
RYE
RRAN-119.00,
CORN-No. I yellow, 73fr71o.
OATS-No. I white, Ji'VUlttaWn.
( FlAX-4L.41.Wvl
t. Lonla Ural a Markwt.
ST. LOOT 8, Sept, 1. WHEAT No. i
red. no trading; No. I hard, no trading;
September, I1.0NH; Ceoember, TW
CORN No. I, 7io: No. I white, 774tin;
September. 77 Wo; December, mVmM4i40.
OATS-NO. 1 44Mc; No. ! white,
nominal.
CIIIOAOO MTH STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Iteadr Hoars Wralt cheep
rneettled '
CUnCAOO. Sent. le.-a7ATTLSJ-.Re-
celpts, 4,008 head: market steady; native
neef steers, mastfia : western steer,
lfl.SisjV.0O; cows and heifer, t3.0ufjH.60;
calves, l7.WVtfll.76.
lliMJB VUtuelpls, JT.ODO head; market
weak, 107te6o lower i bulk of sales, Ml.m
I7.W; light, I7-J4J.20'. mixed. !Vna.'Ai;
heavy, M.40Q)7.70i rough, M.404j.O; pigs,
SH14UP AND LA MJS8 Receipts, 11,001)
head; market unsettled; wethers, l6.aK
6.ii ewes, IS.60ti6.60; lamb. 16.awot.76.
Cwffe Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. Il-COFFEB The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at unchanged prices to an advance of 1
fiolnt, but there was only a little ecattar
ng demand, and th market later eased
off with September touching 1.10c and
March, 4.39a under near month liquidation
caused by ths circulation of a few Sep
tember notices and moderate trade sell.
Ing accompanied by reports of lower coat
and freight quotations. Tho close was I
to I points net lower. Hales including' ex
changes, 47, two bags; September, .0ec;
October. .09c; November, . llo; Decem
ber, lUo; January, lllc; February, .ao;
March. I c: April. 1.84c; May, l.lOo; June,
i44c; July, 1.43c.
Spot, quiet; Rio 7a. Ho; Santos 4s. e.
Cost and freight offers from Kantos were
reported easier with quotations as low as
I.660 for 4a. Rio offers wr-re unchanged.
Rio exchange on London waa 1-lOd
lower. With intlreta nHena 1 1 ,-Mi . -...
r .,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept, 14. COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, 10.80c; sales, to
bales.
Futures opened Steady; October, lO.TSe:
December, 11.06c: January. 112c; March
11.64c; May, lLalo.
tVHton future closed steady; October
W.70ci December, U.0o; January, 11.21c:
March, 11 4c; May. U.77o.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net loas of 14 to IT point for the day
LIVERPOOL. Bept j.-COTTON-Ppot.
firm; good middling, l.74d; middling. ud;
low middling, i.tod; sales, 16,000 bales.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 11 CATTLE
Horclnts, t.600 hesd: market higher;,
prlmo fed steers. V.fcO'tri0O0; dressed bef
teera, lH.OOrrtf.40: western steera tfi IJi
75: Hlookera and feeib-ra, M.0lb1i.60; bulla
a.2.Vfi4i.26: I'alvea. S.6iMf'l0.6i.
114)418 Receipts, 4.00U head; market
hlglu-r; bulk of sales, SH.MifyH.OI; hnavv
p;4k4j7 40; packers and butolinrs, I7.10M
R.05: lluht, 7 60rnS.10; rough, t7.uC.76.
affKKH AND LA M HH Recel pts , 1310
head; market lower; lambs, iH Ontrii xf,;
vearllnga, It! 40.10; wethers, 5.bltf6.W
ewea, fb.'i&iii.(ji).
t. Lnnls Lire) atock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11-CATTLW-Re-ceipts.
I.0U0 head; market higher; na
tive beef steers, 7.fW1oar,; yearllnxi
steer and heifers, IN.6"rt 10.00; cows. Ifi 00
t(): stockers and foedera, H.0fvg4.26;
southern steers, 15 2fi1r.Wi- cows snd heif
ers, M.fWnd.U; native calves, ts.0u4i41.6u.
KOUS Receipts, 4.H00; market lower:
pla-a and lights. !6.7f.SO: mixed anil
butchers, S.068.I0; good heavy, ft.WQ
sifWEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 1.T00
hfd; market lowor: lamba, liooias60'
.iheep and ewes, ViXi7.76.
along City l.lve Stork Market.
SIOTTX CITY. Ia., Boot. l.-CATTIvTO-Receipts,
LOW head; markot sttmdy.
txctrhers, 6t!j.lS; cws and heifers,
14 WV 70: calvea, 16 ofl0.00; bulls atags,
etc., OfrTj'&.tiO.
H041H Itervlpts, S.MI0 head: market 1
IRo lower; heavy. .90itf7 7f,: mixed, aft 7t,B
4n; llsht. S; K.76: bulk of sulfa M i
14J710.
I SHEEP AND LAirBS-Itocelpta. I.tvw
nesa; market steady; ewes, I4.oii4jft.00;
lambs, 7.0nai.0t).
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Hett, 1 -METAIa Ex
Chang quotes lead 14 !A aaked; spelter
not quoted. Copper: Firm; elect rolvtlc.
Ill 00. Iron: Firm and unchanged: metal
exchange quotes tin quiet. Ja U'VO l.J'-.
At London: Spot, copper, t la 6d
futurea. 70 la; electrolytic. H 10a. Stiot
tin. l61 16s; futures. 164. Antimony:
125. Lead: 23 14s M; spotter, a A 10a.
I
Dry liniHla Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 11 WHY OOODS
Ctttn goods were strong today; sheet -Ings
and yarns, hlstier; Canton and
Tlseah raw silks, higher; mohairs Were
in large demand; woolen goods were firm
and active.
car Market.
NEW YORK. Sept, 11 4BTX1A It Ra w.
nominal I oentiifugaj. 4 two; molaawsa, lo;
refined auleC Sugar future opened Vrwvt
today and at noon prtoes were 1 t I
points bet krwer.
BTaaerattl Apple nxed Dried Frails
NEW YORK, Sept. 11 EVAPORATED
APPLFS-Dull.
DRIED Fit I.TTS Prune, firm. Apri
cots and peaches, steady. Ralalus, ulet.
k. a I a . at aAskia r yx n M a.. . I
meas. U7.0uelK.00: family, t.6Vf IS. iO. Jj,': l
Lord, esay; middle west, t:ll... Bent ?'
TALIXW dull; city, IMTeo; country, n. i
litSc: eiieclal. Ifco, ' SeptI
nun I'iv luwr receiPTs, ju.sjo xuns:
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Beef Steer Active and Steady to
Stronger Feeder Lambi Are
Steady, Killen Weak.
HOGS OPEN UP ABOUT STEADY
OMAHA. Sept. 14, 111
-J!Tc.,,rl". rs; Cattle. Hog a Sheep.
OfltoUl Monday II. 4M 1 tl 44.
ymciiu Tuesday ilea
Oulrial Wednesday.... (.ITS
KsUmate Thursday.... 1,000
I.HM 41.4M
M0 M.7K7
,) M.W0
n.W 144, (M
14,110 Us.TnT
lS.e'l H0 l
10 M 11.
Fmir Amwm thtm - i. ft. .w
I fenve dava leal araelt. ti'tit
Same day'o I weeks ago' 1&.46T
Mm dva 1 - u'-H
Same days 4 weeks ago M.0M
Haroe days last year.. kl.ua
xa.aii x.
il;m m,ui
, luuowmg tapis snows ens receipts
f cattle, hog and sheep at th Omaha
llvs stork market for the year to date as
compared with last year:
w, lMH 1114 Tne.
r.,,l 71i. Ml.MS 141.1M
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I i "6 1
.11001.417 1.PM471 U4,ia4
ollowln tattle atinera the averaas
prices for hnas at the Omaha llvs stock
L"r?Lt0L.lh.?l""i rw days with coin-.1-J?.,,:
' 16 . I tl4 H feTlll. USia. 1111. UI4. I
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'Indicate Sunday.
C A TTLW Recel pts war fair for a
Thursday. 114 cars being reported tn, but
the total for the four dars this week
Is only M.7 bead, a falling off of about
e.tkt) head as compared with last week,
and about 1XK) head as Compered with a
year agn,
Packsrs all seemed hungry for good
beef sleere snd were out early In the
morning looklnv for fresh supplies. As
a result ths trade was reasonably active,
with price on desire. Me kinds fully
steady of a little stronger even than
yesterday. The best eornfed yearlings
sold up to la, the high price of th
week, with heavier cornfeds at 1110.
Cow and heifers, while not particularly
aotlve were fully steady with yesterday,
Oood feeders wer In light supply and
steady. Medium to common kinds were
eiow and dull, there having been too
many of that sort here this week.
Wuotattons on rait Is' Ciood to cholfl
fed yearlings, OOuutf.Tt; fair to good
yearlings, I7.76i 00; common to folr fsd
yearlings, 7.7MiO0i common to fair fed
yearlings, W.76f7.76: god to choice hevy
beeves, Houvt.W; (air to good oornfsd
beeves, HhMiN 10; common te fair corn
fed beevs, 4.7&ajl85; prime grass beeves.
iiexM fi; griod to choir grass beeves,
t7.40i.W; fair to good grass beeves,
!.Kt'ti7.40; common to fair grass beeves,
th 00)4i Hil good to choice armaa halrara.
4KWjr7.00; good to choice grass cowa.
Wl.0fta4.60; fair to . good cow a. t6.K4M.on:
common to fair cowa, 4.00t)l; prim
leeaing steers X7.JS.fla ; to choto
feeders. 17.40(07.40: fair tn snnd feeder..
14 Tntj7.40; good to choice stockers. 17 MQ
I.V.. fair to good stockers, MTotyTU;
common to fair stockers, hVKr4; slock
nruers. .WH7.ou; stock oows, 16.60j.l;
stork calves. M.OKZnt.00: veal calves, tloi
4n0.i: bulla, stags. ef. 18.0004 M,
Representativs aalss:
BKPTF STEERS,
W Av. Pr. Ns. A. r.
! 441 1 44 17 1M4 44
I'M I M 31 144 I 1
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17 steer.. ..1041 I HI steer. ...101 7 36
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NEVADA.
M steers.,.1001 T 0 141 steer...10M
M B(eers...llll t W MS steers...UU
1 eter....l0 7 10
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MliUS Receipts continued to hold
alout the same, being estimated at
ninety-seven cars, or ,2u0 head. For ths
four days the run amounts to 11,84 head,
being 1,000 smaller than a week ago, but
1.600 larger than two weeks ago and more
than 10,M heavier than a year ago. So
far this week the supply has been run
ning nearly double the corresponding week
of last year.
Trade opened out in very fair shape,
both packers and shippers wanting ths
good light and butuher weight hogs at
steady prices. Packers paid as high aa
17.46, ths dav'g ton, for good even butcher
weight stuff. Current shipping values
may be Just a little easier than the prices
paid on Isst week's close, but on the
whole good lights are selling nearly as
well as they were last Saturday.
The packer market opened about steady,
but buyers were picking their hoga care
fully, and aa a general thing would not
take tiie rought weighty stuff,
B" ths time buyers began to get action
on the weighty kind price had weak
ened, and most of ths sales made toward
the close were about to lower, while soma
might have been even a little more than
that laite trade was dreggy, but In the
end all but two or three scattering
bunches Wars cleaned up. Hulk of the
packers' purchases were made at M.74J4I
7.00., with a sprinkling of heavlea on
down.
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SHKKP Recelula ihni .nnth-. .it.
Ing off today, and were the llghteat of
the week to date, but at that were more
than twice as large as at any other mar
ket. Arrivals amounted, to eighty-three
cars, or 23.MW hesd, bringing ths total
for the week to date up to l44.tM head
This Is a gain of I.O0O over last week. Is
mure than IftVOM larger than two weeks
ago, and Is 67.000 heavier than a year ago
The lamb trade opened out dull and
while feeders made a few purchases on
th early rounds at about steady figures,
packers' bids wsre lower right from the
SI art.
Feeders continued moving rather freely
at about steady prices and by noon ths
bulk of them had been clesned up, big
end of ths good feeding lambs going at
M.ir,ii.2fi. Home full-mouthed ewes went
to breeder buyers at IS TVnt.lS. As a
general thing aged sheen wsre sosree and
prices on fat gratles about steady, swes
reaching 16.16, and some rather weighty
yearlings bringing M.3A. Fat lamba wsre
aiow selling largely ai xs.KK0W.Si, which
was lOffUo lower,
guotations on sheen and lambs: lAmbs
good to choice. M16fiD.16: lamba. fair to
good, IS.00.ol.16; lamba, feedera. 17.76
I 80; yearllnss. fair to choice, B.rtid.60;
yearllnga. feeders. PI 0ctr7.00: wethers,
fair to choice. IS. 0lli6.75: swes. good to
r holes, 14.606 00; awes, fair to good, H U
VT' w, ewes, reeaera, et.wjgo.o.
no.
117 native lambs
m Wyoming lambs
14!1 Wyoming feeder lambs.
lot Wyoming lambs
rHt Wyoming lambs
4M Wyoniln lambs
Av.
71
61
.
. 41
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. Tl
.
. 40
. M
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. n
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Fr.
t It
I M
10
IS
I 13
I
300 I'tah lambs
t- ''tah lambs
700 rah lambs
I M
!!',
1 TO
te
T 71
Mil Wromlng feeder lambs..
H Vyomlng feedsr lamba....
74 cilia
144 Wyoming feeder lamb ..
n cuus
41
ft. Joeepn Lire gteek Market.
UT. JOHEPK. Bept. 11-CATTLH-R-celots.
lul head; market steady; steer.
37. 00104). 36; rows a.vl heifers. M 0041.00;
calves. PJ 0r.l10 60. '
HOOS - Receipts. 1600 head; market
taevdy to fl lower; top, IS. 00; bulk of
Sales f4.76At 00.
KM I. LP AND LAsfRS-Reeelpts, 10.000
head; market steady; lambs, tlfoo.40.
Rank Cleerlaga.
OMAHA, Sept. 11 Bank laring for
Omaha today war tllbltxi.Qt. and for
ths corrai ponding day last jreevr, 1..
1317.34, '
NEW YORLjiTOCK MARKET
Sharci More TekUtirely en Mod
erate Volume, of Opera
tioni.
TRADING, IS A TRIFLE BROADER
NBW TORK. Sept. W. Stocks moved
tentatively axel", today nn a moderate
volume of operations. In Which spcoinltie
fisured to tlie usual large extent. Trad
ing was a trills broader, hoe ever. In that
It embraced a greater number of laauea
than have recently been quoted. Fore
noon dealings showed numerous loasea,
ranging from I to I Polnta, with mere
pronounced reactions In ths Wsr Issue.
This condition was partly readjusted
later In th esston whsn prices hardened.
karty unaettlement waa mainly cnuaed
by th heavy feeling of t'nited States
Settl, which reasaumed Its leadership of
the list Steel sold off to "414, recovered
to 74 and closed at 74V1 a net loss f ,
Rcthlshem Steel moved in a radius of
twelve points and closed at Hi, a net
loaa of 6. The preferred stock, selling
ax-dlvidi-nd of 1 per cent, made a maxi
mum advance of U. Crucible Steel was
unuer prenaure, cloelng st V a loss of
IS. Ueneral Motors was strung, rising
, to tie. and Weatlnshouse, Aills-Chat-mera
and American Locomotive consti
tuted the other active features of that
group,
Colorado Fuel Iron, which had shown
atsady strength during the early days ot
the week, became very active In the final
hour, when It dominated the eoiir list.
With little Interruption It advanced to
74, to 74, closing at blH- The demand for
Colorado Fuel was based on a variety
of rumors, but it Is known that the eom
pany la engaged at full capacity en
profitable war contract.
Railway shares continued to lag far
behind th specialties and Industrials.
There appeared to lie llttl or no Inquiry
lor these Issues from speculative soun-ea,
while Inveelment demand remains light
despit the favorable crop prospects.
Mlnneapolla A St. Louis lasues, which
broke precipltBtely yesterday on new of
th Illness of th company's chief execu
tive, retrieved their losses In part. Rock
Island waa beav-y in the absence f defi
nite development concerning Impending
lntereat payments. Total sales amounted
to .uu0 shares.
AU parts of th foreign exchange mar
ket were stronger todsy, sterling Improv
ing chiefly on ths smaller offerings of
bills, while francs, Ores and mark mani
fested a better tendency, London's re
cent gold shipments to this country were
reflected In th Bank of Rngland g loss
during the week of almost tltMhO.OiXx
Bonds wsr Irregular. Total sales, par
value, aggregated 13,4.16,000. Vnlled "
bends were unchanged on call.
Number of sale and Issuing quotations
n stocks today were:
alea ft'-ti. tare. Cte-a.
Alaska Oold M . 414
AaMrlraa Beet safer..... !. 4114
Aaarlcea Cea 14. in 41 40U, 44
AetarU . A ft IK It tH X
ABierteea 1 It. M... K JM los t04
A at. Buses Reflalna 4uo jom 1 14
A mart nan Tel. Tel... l,0O 13 lelvt 114
ARHWIaaa Tretieer H4
Aaaoeeeo Mining 1.404) Tl 4iva 11
Atohleea i.tM V lli l
PMHintnea Ohte I.K MA 441 S
krooklra Haeia Traaati. alti
(ellfnnUe Palrolmtia 1T
4knatM rVilrle 4ae 114 TMH IMS
Uaateal Leather ,... . ... 41
111-e.pasiie A Okie 1 41 47H 47 S
rhloeae t W W Jl ll ltttj
Ckleaaa. M. 84, P...
444
4474 44
t'hivasu N. w
IM
China rerrr 1.10 4 41 H 4IS
lneadn reel tree.... W.tu 44 41 l
Colcr4e A Heel here
rwm Rie (Irmnila 4
DtMlltare Swantlea .... 1,14 tU US
trie U.SM I4ti Wit,
(1-n.rml Iflectrlo 1T4
Orm Korteera sM I0 1UH 1IIS4 lllH
tlreat Ne. Ore etta...... 1404 4i4 41 414
OiKirnhalm Kiploimtlon.. imo i 44 41 S
llllnola tientral 10 lot 10444 101
iBMrlnrouah Met. pt4,,. ,, 74
Inspiration Copper 1.C4M ItU U H
Intamatlonal Harvaeter ,. ...-v. ..... 107
kantaa C'ltf asuthera.... r) WI4
Ihlall VtlUr 1.44U 144 1S 141V,
Loalartlle Maehvllle Ill
Mealoaa Petrolavm 4.4( thA 44 M4
Mlainl (laveer 1,40 174 r Vi
Mlemrt, K. It T 4H 4V4 4',
Mliexwri Peeirie 400 H Is, I'.
Natlenal meruit , 11Ht
Natloael Lea u., 400 41 41 S
Navaila tVpter 14
Mir York ( ntral Tl M 11 It
14. Y., 1. M. H .. 4S . 47 Me
Norfolk A Waaters 404 1iM l'Wl4 HH'i
Northern Paoina 1,004 107H 10TU W
rarlfli, Mall 10
raelfla Tel. Tel 1.1
pMuarlTaale I,W 1o4 1H 1
Iter Ooe, c-keeer l.T"4 M iih tl
Reading I. loo 14IH 141
Henublle iron Steel.... 1.100 44'u 4V
ItiMik lalanil rv t
Rook lalen .V etd ti
Hi U A I. f . U pfd , 4S
Southern Paotrla 4o 14 M IW
oethera Railway VOO 1
Tana Inr lino M 144 l:S
Teita txmnenr !m IM 1U 114V!
Union Pmclfla 11M0 1I94 1X1 114
Vnlon PaMfia pf4 n,
l'niu4 lUstaa Itteel 40,4aO Tt T4 U,
V. S. tHeel f4 1,104 111 HI 111
t'tak Oirner i,ai 44 44 44'
Wakaak pel t.
w
aetarn tlnlea 1.404 74 14 74
MinslMuaa meetrle ... 410W U7 1U H
Meataaa Pewer 14
Oram we gieel 45, '0 4 4 tv,
BathlelHtts Steel 1.404 147 14 111
Ballsia Loeoetattee .... 4.704 S7H T T
Aeierlnaa loeeeMlles .... 11, too 14 1 IT
AIIU-ihalmere W,f) 41 41 41
Oeaersl Motor ,. t,K M W In
a R. 1. A P 1.744
Tstsl sales far the ear. 44.084 shans.
Narw Yerk Meaey Maurket.
NEW TORK, Sept. 11-ME3V3ANTILK
PAFBR fia! Per cit.
FORiraON KXClIANOx-rrUjig: go- .
day bills, I4.a; demand, Ktwi6: eablsa.
14.70. Franca: Demand. tlM; cables, KM.
Marks: Demand, I20; cable. lo
Urea: Demand. H; oaMe. 3131 Rubles;
temand. 34o; cables, KW-
HiLVsav-lW, 4ir)ci Mexican dol
lars, ttc. ,
BONlS Oovernmenl, steady) railroad,
Irregular.
TIM 10 LOANS Easy; sixty day, r
per cent; ninety days, 3401 per oent; six
months, I per cent,
CALL MONRY-Bteady; high, I per
oent; low, 1 per oent; ruling rate, l
per cent; last loan, I per cent; closing
bid, l per cent; offered at I per cent,
Cloelng quotation on bonds today were
a follows:
V. a. ret. Is. rag.... IT ht K. T. 1st 4s.. TS
do ooueoa T ek. Pee. nr. U. ... u
TJ. g. la. re. 140 N. T. a 4ek. 4e..,.l4 ' ,
4e eeeeen Iilt. T. City 4s 101
C. 4e leg U4 M, T. State te....ie
4e eauana 10aN. Y . N. H. A H.
ranama 4 Mupoa..1"4 av. 4a m
Ajs. swelters 4a....lMKe pealfte 4e Mstj
A. T. A T. e. 4,4a..l42'e 4i la Ii
Amour fe. 4Va.. Ii SO. . L ret 4a... IT
Auhlaes sea. 4a.... 40 Pee. T. A T. 4a.....
Hal a Ohio 4i lftrrna. eon. 4e. Wi
Central yanine tel.. MW 4 Sea. 4a STt
Cbea. A thl, 4a... MRaeillo sea. 4e 41
o. B. a u . t... . i m n. r. r s
C M A P s 4a.. 44 ne. Pee. rv. la Mi
fl. PI. I. A P. r. 4a 41 4o ref. la m
f, a. ret. 4s. . Tl no. Railway la s
I) A R. O. ref. la. 44tlnloa Pvifle 4a.... II i
r.rle sen 4. 4 4o e. 4a ,
0.a. Eloctrte to 101!'. S. Rubber j....Mz-
Ot. No. let m HSit'. i. Htaol le 1st
III. Tea ref. 4e 44- ahaih lat la l e
K. Bo. ret. U.. II Wom. t'aloa u
U A N. ent. 4a.... MIWaat. Kaae. n. to..lu
B14. Offerel
London gtoek Market.
LONDON npt 11 American securities
on ths stock market were steady today,
awaiting a decided lead from Wall street.
The Rrle isauea were about the only
lively aha re. Ths closing was quiet and
easy.
HII.VER Bar, 32 7-M d Pr ouno.
MONKT-1H4T4 per cent.
DISCOUNT RATIQH-Short bill. 4vi
4 per cent; three month, 4 ll-ltHJl'
per cent
Lire stork la Slht.
Receipts of live stock at th five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hoss. Sheen.
Omaha lo 4.& u.od
sioux city I w 16110
St. Louis i.0 4.M0
Kansas City IM 4M
1.4V)
r7t
13.
11.000
Ohioago 4.UUU 17.1M)
Totals
....U60U S.K 3,n.j
FORMER HASTINGS EDUCATOR
IS GiVEM VVSICONSIN PLACE
MILWA.UKEB. Wis.. Sept, lA-BpcUl
Telegram.) In th list f new profes
sors for th Milwaukee atat Normal
achool, which re-open en Uondayv I th
nam of Charles M. Barr. toy th last
flv years superintendent of g-bsalg at
Hastings. Neb., who ha been appoints il
bead of a new department, that of th
training of grammar grad teaokesx Prof.
Barr is a Uniwsrattr af Nebeewdt sxradu
uata and baa achieved meMdilwira peem
anno la h aiHTl gisf liuetl.'
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