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RKAL FSTATE
HKA1"j FSTATK
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REAL ESTATE
i REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAIj ESTATE
FARM A RANCH FOR MLB I FARM RANCH LANDS FOR SAI.F.I FARM A RANCH LAND FOR "AI.RI FARM RANCH LANDS FOR SALR FARM RANCH LANDS FOR HAI.rI FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR ALU. I FARM A RANCH L4NDS FOR SALR.
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Panama.
Panama.
Panama.
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PANAMA
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IMF, HF.E: OMAHA. FIJI DAY, SKPTKMnEP. 24. 1015.
Government
The government ot Panama is that
of ft seml-soveriegn and dependant
state. The terms of the Hay-Varilla
Tread y making; It such. By this
tread y the United States guarantee
and agrees to maintain the Govern
ment of that Country. Life, personal
liberty and property rlahts are as
safe as In the United States. The
same Military force protects both.
Climate
No country has been so grossly
misrepresented as to climate condi
tions as Panama. As a matter of fact
the climate has become one ot the
greatest factors in attracting settlers
in preference to other tropical sec
tions. Panama's temperature may
be dlscribed as warm during the day
and cool at night. The country is a
long narrow strip of land with great
seas of cool water washing its shores
which with its location as to air ana
water currents gives it a wonderful
equitable climate. The average
. temperature 1 is eighty-five degrees
and there is very little variation.
There is an abundance of rainfall.
The seasons are fixed and invariable
variation in temperature and rain
fall are entirely negligible month for
month, and year for year. There are
no off years, nor crop failure from
drought, rain or frost. The weather
holds no hazard; It performs like
clockwork, and every day ot the
year is a growing day.
Health Conditions
Panama has always been as a
whole a healthful country, but in
former years the Cities of .Panama
and Colon were occasionally subject
to epidemics of diseases. This was not
due to inherent unhealthfulness of
the country, but was the result of in
adequate sanitation and lax quar
antine which allowed those towns to
become the catch-basin of disease
born by the great tide of travel that
flowed across the Isthmus. Slnot
sanitation Panama has been abso
- lutely free of theae diseases for the
past ten years, and it will be impos
sible (or It to ever gain a foothold
there. The death rate is extremely
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LAND IN PALMEA RIVER VALLEY
HERE 13 80ME OP THE WORLD'S RICHEST LAND
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat it Actire and Show
Gain of a Cent to a Cent and
a Half.
DEMAND FOR CORN IS NOT GOOD
OMAHA. September S3. 1915.
("u wh.4 w m nnttv artfve todaT and
nhowed aaina of lSlVta. Receipts of I
wheat were a trifle better than during
the last few days and the demand for
this cereal was fairly strona.
There were about forty-six cars of
corn received today and there were not
many of these sold.
The demand for cah corn was not
very rood, although the market sold un
changed to Ho higher. The oats market
was higher and waa quoted unchanged to
vie up. The receipt of oata were light,
but the demand for this cereal was fairly
"There were no sales of barley reported
and that market remained nominally un-
Rve recelpU were unimportant and the
market for this repeal advanced about 2o.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
712,000 bushels, corn. 12,000 bushels, and
oaia, 11.0U0 bushels.
Liverpool pot: Wheat unchanged to Id
hlrher and corn unchanged to Hd lower.
Primary wheat receipt were 2,i2,
bu. and ahlpmenta of l.74,000 bu., against
receipts of 2.1i2.0ffl bu. and shipments of
IJbH &M bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 696.000 bu.
and siupraenu of 4,ui hu.. jmuuiuu re
ceipt of a7,000 bu. and shipments of
ays uu bu. last year. mBm
Primary -oats receipt were 890.000 bu.
and ahlpment of K.7,000 bu., agalnrt re
ceipt of .l.Ouo.OOO bu, and ahlpment or
l.ai.00 bu. last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
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611
M 4
JsO v
Hi U 11
Chicago
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City..
St. Louli
Winnipeg
.1,062
The sale
inAPt1
today:
: r-,- ... .i..r: l car. si.vi, -.
TlM- 4 car. c"71-S cri. &6c: 1 car.
6c
fcbc
c: 1 car. Mo. Samt-le: 1 car w'"':
c; 1 car (velvet enw
iL; T car. c; 1 -r TOo. tio.
,t chaff): 1 car, 10o; 1 car, Il ia.
I (velvet, chaff): I car. tM. Kye.
4 ear.
k' a fwt ehalfY: i car. 1103. Kye
(velvet
Ho. I (velvet cnaiw: -' r'-:
No. 2. 1 car. ste; No. 4. I cars. Co.
.o. z. 1 car. sc; wo. v --- -r- hT , i
to. I white. I car. A wn,":r
sr. W car, c: No. whj.te. 1 car.
rtWcil N'o. t yellow. JV Cr. .c; 1 ca
H3; 1 -k car. ic: No. r"":-
No. I wnite
car.
a6,o; l- oar. 60: 0.
cr. 67c; 1 car. Ui. No. 1 mled 1 car,
fcc: No. mixed. 5 car. fcc; No. j
.v..... Ci.nrf.iH 1 r-r- 4oUr: No.
white, 1 car. Uc; li cars. feSe; No. 4
eax, --, v. .
......... ...... . . .1 a . ....... ..U.
turkey. l.O6ul-08; No. I turkey. ll.0Mrt.OT;
No I tiara, i.ui wjh w :
I10H91.04S: No. 4 hard.S3eMl.01; No. 2
104 No. I durum. tc; N. I durum.
WrtSc: no srad. 77tKo. tCorn: No. 2
No 4 white. VSc; No, I white.
low iwi:o; No. 4 yellow, Sf.fic:
No t yellow. gOWVic; No. yellow
tibuf1c: tin. I mixed. 'pinc : No. t
IU . L ..... ..1. I-i . Mn
6f Oet: Nvo. I white.' 3M.-; atandard.
' Itii-V-- No white. li'-frM1.- No. 4
white. 2.i4Jc. Barley: Malltlng 4M'
'"t'bic-K" closing price, furnished The
Bt by Lju Brn- .totk and graLn
low, only about five to the thous
and among Americans. The Interior
country away from the Cities has al
ways been free from these diseases,
and the United States government
reports will unquestionably prove
that Panama is the most healthful
country in the world today.
Transportation and
Market
Panama is the transportation cross
road of the World. Location counts
for everything, la this regard Pan
ama stands pre-eminent. Panama is
the center of things. The cheapest
transportation in the World (water
transportation) will carry her pro
ducts to the markets of the World
at the very minimum of cost. The
ships ot all nations pans through her
gates. The freight rates are lest,
from Panama to New York than
they are from Pittsburg,. Pa., to New
York. The lands of the El Encanto
tract are ideally situated from a
transportation standpoint; every
part of them Is near the seaboard.
The streams are available for to
transport products down to the sea,
where it Is only three hours to Colon.
Buyers of land In El Encanto are not
restricted, the transportation center
is at their door. The World is their
market.
Cattle and Hogs
Too much cannot be said in
favor of Panama as a cattle
and hog country-. Both thrivfj'
and disease is almost unknown.
With no hard winters to con
tend with, they fatten twelve
months in the yenr; and do not
lose track of the fact that, witli
from two to four hundred ships
a month passing through the
canal, it will be hard to supply
the demand. That makes this
rich land more desirable to tho
investor. Get some of it.
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brokers, 315 So. Sixteenth street. Omaha.
ArUclel Open.l Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Ven'y,
Wheatl
Sept.
Pee.
May
Corn.
Sept.
Dec.
104
106
106H
96 W
M
IMW
86H
us
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711 72Vi
1 Tl'Al 71UI 72
May
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t)t
Sept.
Deo.
1 I
I 37H.87S08I 74
May.
I I
U 4ft I 12 65 1 13 60
14 So I 16 10 I 14 rrir
10 I 106 1
63HI S47V.I
10
07Vi
62
S 60
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S-4
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40 SO I g 40
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS'
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Featare of the Tradln; aad CToalac
Price r Iioar4 of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23. Wheat prices suf
fered a sharp break today, largely as a
rtaull of tn purchase of Canadian wheat
to be Imported Into the United States.
The market closed unsettled, 1V0 to !.
lbc nut lower, with December at IMC anil
May at MSc. Corn lost Wlta to lc, oaia
finished l-Ioo off to Vuio up, and pro
visions at a rise of 2Vj3ac
Decplte the fact that tne actual amount
of Canadian wheat bought for Import
was only 60,Oj0 bushels, Uie bearish eifect
on prices proved far reaching and quick.
The market, which prevlouTy had been
on the advance owing to fear that con
tract stock would prove too meager to
(111 September deliveries, wn now plunged
down grade. Subsequent rallies failed to
overcome the greater part of the decline.
A contributing reason for sentiment
turning against the bulls was the an
nouncement that a large elevator com
pany here was proceeuing to clean bMiujo
bushels of No. 1 velvet chaff before
teeptembrr options expired. In such a
case any question would be avoided as
to whether or not the delivery would be
valid, regardless of how the Board of
Trade director might rule a to velvet
chaif which had not been cleaned.
Country ofieiinga of spring wheat In
the northwest Incvreased materially, not
withstanding that early In the day re
ports were current that consignment no
tices at Minneapolis ahoaed a tailing off.
It wa aaid that one of the principal
northern railways handled more loaded
car of wheat than ever before In th
history of the line and that greally en
larged receipt were expected at Minne
apolis next week.
LsLierat tenners from first hand weak
ened corn. The weather wa favorable
and eastern Inquiry slow. Oaks hsld
within narrow limits. There seemed to
be no pressure to e!L
Higher price for hog strengthened
provision. On th bulge, though, pack
er unloaded quite freely, the January
options In particular.
'NEW YORK bbKEHAL MARKET
Qwatatlea af In Day VarUas
(Voaaa4lle.
NEW YORK. Pt. 23. KIAWR Steady.
WHEAT pot, unsettled; No. 3 red,
end No. 2 hard. 1.2. c 1. f.. New York;
No 1 northern, Duluth. IL04. and No. 1
northern. Manitoba. No. o. I. f.. Buffalo.
Future, weak; September, 11.14.
-OKN-Spot. easy: No. 3 yellow, 3ie,
pronift shipment, all rail.
o rs 8 mt. r".d": n I w hite. "'-.
HAT Quiet; No. 1. 3L; No, 3, ll.U;
N.. ... ,..w.
H01S uulrt: No. 1, 1125: No. $1.1.1;
choice l!:i, L'y(i'-'sc; IWl. fct'ic; Pact f la
c, 1-f, ll-T ioi i-M"
HIIiKS Steady; Bogota, 3u831c; Cen-
tl: . ..n-l'ii-, .
IT.i i ISU N.- I'ork stridy. nwiFa. tli m
lljio. Ian:ily. flViAr.'.'.uu. alurl clems.
Pork. I f
, Oct 13 86 1 12 M 1
I Jan. 14 I U 10 I
Laird. I I I
Oct. I S06 1
Jan. (47W
Rib I I
Oct. 00 1
Jan.
EL ENCANTO TRACT
El Encanto Tract
This tract Is situated In the district
of Donosa. and Province ot Colon,
about forty-five miles west of the
City of Colon, and has a large front
age on the Carribean Sea. Large
streams make their way to the sea
board through the property, afford
ing cheap transportation. From the
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SCENE ON BEAUTIFUL PALMEA. B1VEU WI1E11E IT
coast the land slopes gradually for
several miles then rises to the hills
and mountains of the interior. That
portion now being offered is the
cream of the entire tract. It is fine,
level and rolling land, well drained
and attractive. -
One Good Investment Is Worth a Life-Time of Labor
Don't say that this land won't settle up. This Pan
ama land will become densely populated. When It
does, there will be enormous fortunes made. It's those
who buy land at low prices that make money. Daniel
Webster was a great man, but he was wrong when he
said' "I would not give one good American dollar for
(.11 the land west of the Rocky Mountains." He was
PRICES OF LAND IN
$2.50,
Easy terms. No interest on deferred payments. Three yeara to pay,
Call and receive full Information and literature or write tor same.
Homeseekers'
18.004719.60. Bcf, quiet; moss, n.0O,Ji
U.00; family, IWKXy 19.60. Lrd, firm;
middle went, K8r&.45. Tallow, steady;
DEATHl!.fV-Kirm; hemlockc flrsU, lL(tf
33c: seconds, 31ftiXic.
BUTTER Steady; receipts, 3,241 tub;
creamery extra. 27tTAc; first. 24iVic;
eoond. titiytic.
BOOS lrivgular; receipts, 3.T39 cases;
fresh s-athered extra, 80ft J2c; extra
firsts, 2Wai',ci firsts, X'U'Zl'nc; second,
23V.i6'Sc.
CHEESE Btrady; receipts, 803 boxes;
state whole milk, freah flats, specials,
14iS'tBc: average fancy, 14o.
TOULTRY Alive, price not settled;
dressed dull, western frosen roasting
chicken. lHft21c; freah fowls. Iced, UWit
lKc; turkey. Irosen. lTSlo.
Kti niT r.rwfn nn4 Provlelona.
KANSAS C7TT, Mo., Sept. 23. WHEAT
No. 3 hard. ILClffrj 1.11; No. 3 red, 1.19
: 1.20; September, ll.OiH; December. tlXo;
CORN-No. 3 mixed, SaiAc; No. t
white. 67c: September. SaVc: December.
USc: May, 63vu-"V-
OATS-No. 2 white, 3(ffTV4c; No. I
mixed, 3UJbc.
i. uiyiv Creamery. 27c: first. 26o:
second, 2.-)c; packing, lHc.
tinifi rirts. 23c; eRona. ISO.
Poultry Hen. iic: roosters. e:
broilers, lite.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Sept. 23.-PRAmiE IL1Y
Choice
upland, none here, til.60: No. 1.
tl0.6ori0ll.0u; No. 2. 14.0iu'!0.)0; No. 8. M M
U.oa Choice midland, none here. 111.00;
ino. 1. iiu."XKa-i.M); iso. x, m wi lu.go; mo.
2. M 004i.00. fhoi-e lowland, none here,
iio.oo: No. 1. $9.(KXi9.60; No. 3. t7.00.00;
No. 8. 35.00W.00.
STRAW Choice wheat,, I6.00jtt.50;
choice oat or rye, 3S.KV7.00.
ALFALFA choice, $12 .12.50; No. 1,
$U.(ilLW; No. 1. 3a.00frvl0.00.
Evaporated Apple and rrl4 Fralt
NEW YORK. Sept. 23. EVAPORTt.l
APPLES Iull.
DRIED FRUITS Prune, easy; apri
cot, firm; peaches. Inactive; ralalna,
steady.
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Coffee Market.
KBW YORK. Sept. 23. OOFFEB The
market for coffee future opened quiet
at unchanged price and ruled very quiet
during the day. Th only actual busi
ness re pored wa at about or a hsde
over last night closing figures; De
cember selling at 6.14c. and March up to
law; but th ton was easier late In
the afternoon under moderate offerings,
with the close nt unchanged to 4 points
lower. lea. 3.7(0 bags: September, 6.16c;
October. 6.10c; November, 6 Uc; Decem
ber, S.lio: Jan"ry. 6.17e: February, 22c;
March. 6So; April. 633c; May, 6.3c;
June. 6.4Sc; July, .46c.
Soot, quiet; Hio No. 7. 64r; Santos No.
1 Sc. Cost and freight offers were re
ported steady and rather higher with
Santo 4 quoted at 1 4ic to 176c. Eng
lish credits, and Rio 7s at 6.66c; Ameri
can eredlt. No change was reported In
the Br ax Ulan markets.
Metal Market. .
VTEW YORK. Sept. IS. M ETALB Lead,
M M, asked. Spe.ler. not quoted. Copper,
firm; !ectr 1 tto. 313.00. Iron. tady and
unchanged. Tin. dull, IsreotfJS bX
At London: Copper, spot o 12 6d;
future 70 10; el'-trolv'lc, fiT Tin,
tKt. '6: futures. a'UO It. Antimony,
116. Lead. 23 10. eieltsr. &.
Isisr Market.
NEW YORK. Sept 23. StTOAR Rw,
easv; centrifugal, 4.0tc; molassea 3 27a
Refinsd. easy, 10 point lower; out loaf,
t -: crushed. 6.S0c; Mould A. 6.&e; cubes,
6 26c; powders J. E.l&c; powereded, 6 10;
fine granulsted. 6.00; Diamond A, 6.00;
confection A. 6"e: No. 1. 4.7oo.
mU-n Ikerwrt.
LIVERPOOL. Kent. 2T rYrTTON-Hpot.
alnilv: v.mmI miH'lMnr Svld: niMrlllrir.
!'( la a li'W'dlli.r Slid. snlcs 1,11
1 L.leS.
Soil and Products
The wonderful fertility of the soil f
the EI Enranto tract 1 the marvel of
all who visit It. The soil la formed by
the accumulation of decaying- vegeta
tion, a, process which has neen going on
for centuries. The. top soli rangvd in
depth from five to tenr feet. Tho
color runs tn all shades from rM to
black. This soil la the rlchent In th
World and, will produce more foodstuff
acre for acre than sny land In the
fnlted States at whatever valuation.
The soil, will mature two crops of com
per year, with leaa labor and leas rout
per acre than it taken to stow one crop
In the famous com be.t of the tnlldij
west. In the production of sugar cane
THE EL-ENCANTO TRACT, PANAMA, ONLY
$3.50 AND $5.00 PER ACRE
Land Company, Inc., S,BNcb:
OMAHA OYEST0CK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Light and Prices
Abont Steady Sheep Steady to
Some Stronger.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
OMAHA. September 33. 1916.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Ofttciai M onusy .... li.uvi vo,a4
Ofilcial Tuesday 10,241 1.214 41,fl ;
illclal Wednesday.. 7.6W 2.M4 .-'. 1
tatlmats Thursday .. 8.3U0 3.2uU 1.1M
Four ilav this week M.SM 11. 0M 147.03 I
Same day last week, itt.t 81.416 144.B24 ,
ibamo 2 west ago.... i,ct H,Mu ls.767
nam weeks ago.... 26,467 1.1 li,ui
eaiue 4 week agu.... DO.'.a W,h(.2 H1.9J6 ,
Same day last year 8g.rt3 K.Wfl 137. Uu I
The following table now n racelpu ;
of cattle, boss and hesp at the Omaha i
llv stock market for th year to date a f
compared with last yer:
1916. 1914. I no. I
Cattl K2M OH.K74 ll,(fr7
nvmm xw,ua l.iiu.nj s'x.oio
Bheep 1187. 1. 7 3.U,4t 141, Mri
Th following table shows th averag
price tor boa at the Omaha live stock
market for th last fsw day with coin
parlaons: late. I U16. 1114. H1 'Ktt'.'ioil
Sept.
Sept.
bept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
ept
f-ent.
Sept.
bept.
6 mti
7 0
i r.
6 861
.
3 l
SH
3 36
3 to
t 4
8 48
6 'i
6 17
7 87
1M
I 2
7 bl
T 88
7 W
7 M
7 M
8 0
8 10
i it
e
I 17
8 10
8 10
Sr
6 Ilia
8t
6 t
ton
I 66j
7 67
3 oo!
3 Oft
S Ml
8 1
02
76 'A
6 74
I Si
si
I M
I 62
U
t n1
S
7 7
7 01
6 41
7 89
7 b7
6 91
t
6 6
6 .1
6
6 n
141 6 K
3 SOI
I
7 Mi
76
io r,
( 801
I 68
I Sept.
6 77V.
3 42
7 S
I 01
8 21 1
8 10
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
6 H
6 67'a
6 Hi
3 43
7 W
8 17!
8 8
6 71
s ;
Co
6 0t
6 64
6 73
3 43
s sit
6 40
6 U
211 i W 8 ii 6 W
8 v-
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock
at th Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in.
yesterday:
RECEJI PT8-47 A R8.
Callle.Hogs.Bheep.H'ra.
C, M. St. P 2 1 .: 1
l.'nlon Pacific 30 3 44
C. ft N. W.east.... 3 3 12
C. N. W., west... 37 U 4
C. tit P.. M. 4k O.. .. 1
C., M. & Q east.... 2
C, B. ft Q., west... 41 13 2
C, It. I. 4 P., east. 3 6
C. H. I. at P . west. .. 1 1
Illlnol CVntral 4 1
Chicago Ot. West.. .. 1
Total receipt... 123 49 76 4
DISPOSITION-HKA D.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Morris Co 6 6 4o l.xM
bwlft 4k CVimpany,. 7W 64 ..H.n
Cudahy Packing Co.... 636 l.irJO 2,t.!
Armour Co 67 1.2-3 lot
Hchwaxts Co 116 ....
J. W. Murphy lo4
IJncoln Packing Co.... 31
"uhn Bros To
Morroll M
W. B Vansant Co .1
Bentun, Vanaaat 6 L..
Hill A Son 14
F. B. Lewi 176
Huston Co W
J. H. Root Co 1F7
J. 11. Bulla 123
U F. Hun 18
Kosenstock Bro 1X1
F. B. Kellogg 'i'Ji
Vertheln er Iegen... 27
II. F. Hamilton M
Sullivan Bros M
Itotiisclilld it
Mo Ai Ksn. Calf Co.. 147
. 'Iirlslle
j 11 jlfiiJiu
Panama ranks with the Hawaiian Is
land, the beet ulnar cans land In the
World.
Among- the rrots which can he prof
itably irrown are all kinds of rltrua
fruits, etc. Bananas. vlneApple. brea 1
fruit, cocoanuta. Ivory nut, prnnuta ail
kinds of vegetable, potatoes, etc. Corn,
rice, Kaffir corn, alfalfa, sorghum, tar'
Brans, guinea grass, cotton. flax, hemp,
sugar cane, coffee, tobacco, rubber, van
ILa and chocolate.
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PASSES THRU OUK LAND.
Titles
The title of this land is absolutely
guaranteed by tho owners. Full ab
stract is on file tracing title back to
the orglnal crown grant.
dead wrong. All good, rich, productive land is valu
able. Only a tow years rich and fertile land In the west
ern United States was selling for a few dollars per acre.
It was considered too far away from New York to b
worth anything. History repeats Itself. Panama lands
will be developed by intelligent labor and, capital, and
if you get some of it now you will have some to sell
when it advances in value.
Roth 1
Meyers 11
O.assberg 1
Bakes, Jones & Smith. IS
Tanner Bros W7
John Harvey 200
J). & F V
Cllne 44
Other buyers.. 464
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S.tW W,SM
Totals . .
...6.137
CATTUS Receipts of cattle looked very
mali tills morning, only lL car being
r. ported In. The total for th four day
this week Is large, footing up ii.M head,
laigest of any recent wees and 6,0u0
1 i -.i r than a veer iia.
A. buyer were already pretty wall
loaded up with cattle they were not very
eager for fresh supp.les, so that thtrad
wa non too active. Still, In spots, some
of th more desirable killing catu looked
a lull strong. Th seiiera! market could
be best deaonbed as steady with yester
day. Cow and heifers were tn moderate sup.
Ely and th demand correspondingly Unt
ied. Price did not how much change,
euig tn the main steady, with the de
cline reported earlier in the week.
Uood feedur continued about steady,
but oummon to pretty decent kind wr
extremeiy slow, the sain a they have
been ry day this wee. Msuium graae
have been kfeadllv accumu.ating and have
suffered a sharp decline, for the reason
lhut buyers hav not been tuning uiat
kind of stuff. . ,
uuotatiuiis on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearling. l0fvUD.s6: fair to good fed
yearling.. IS eOftP.OO; common to fair fed
yearling. $4 good to choice heavy
beeves. i.0ii.HK; fair to gooff comfed
beeves, 8.30tff9 00; commo" to fair corn
fed beeves, .7(i.80: r.r;m grass beeves,
34.onu8.40; good to choice grass beeves.
I7.404i8.o0; fair to good grass breve, $1 lt
i1.40; common to fair grass beeves on
tit Hi; good to choice grass heifers, tS.XyfJ
1 JA- m.nA t.t nhotPM rr;.Ml COWS. ft 4 ' t. - :
fulr' to good cows, tn OOiyD.76; oommon to
fair cows, 4 oiie.uo; prime leeaing
steers. I7.7S478 .40; good to choice feeders,
S7.2i57.75; fslr to good feeders, 8.6t7.S6;
coinmon to fair fenuers, l.l.oO-o.M); good to
chol. storker. r7 766 36: fair to good
stockers. 6H.7fc'l7.75; common to fair
Mockers. 36.&otoj.76; tork heifers, 6.7jy
7.(0: stock cow, Vi.brW .; tock oalvss,
.,bii.M: vcul calves. 38.00ihVlOOO; bull,
.tanH. etc.. 360114 t"l.
Representattra aalcs:
NEBRASKA.
IS feeder.. 60S 6 75 22 feeder.. lflnl 6 66
16 Steer... .11 18 7 3 12 cow 1Ud6 40
o heifer... 6u9 6 80
31 (teer...
24 hrlfers.
2: feeder
.11
. 646
. bv7
7 35
32 steer... .14 7 10
13 calve... yl 7 4)
21 feeder.. 647 fi
6 16
706
WYOMING.
4 feeders.. j6 6 4o 1 steers..
10 steers.. ..1106 7 86 2 steer..
40 steers 1 6 85 48 steer..
1041 7 30
, " 66
978 7 uu
107 teer... KH 7 00 14 feeder.. 7S
6
7 00
I
6 60
41 steers.... 26 6 90 36 steers. .
18 steers.... 44 7 00 II steer. .
34 steers.... r 60 14 cow...
.111
. 74
.10ii2
IDAHO.
60 tei....1133 7 46 14 ter....12S0
t7 feeder.. WsO 7 16 11 steers. ...1010
64 cows 1103 6 86
T 36
6 60
HOOS Another very email run was
reported today, but at that the supply
a... mm haairv as OH SflV dtV thl Week.
About fifty cars, or 3.0 head, howed
up. bring ng the total for the week to
oats up to 11.04 head Till Is 10 OuO
hesd smllr than a week ago. less than
half a larg a; two wiek ago and a
falling off of 6j0 bd as compared
with th sm day lat year. Four
dsys' receipt sr th smallest . mo th
f'rl wek of Auguirt iMt year.
I'nder the In'lueno of continued Hfnt
uppl.es. and trongsr advice from other
por,,... prls contLued to advanc thi
moiniDg SC(1 snippers mwae V lr. pur
rhaaaa n a itrons to 10e h ahr baala.
A piece of a load of light hogs sold at
r'.70 for the day' top, and a full car
roue ht 87 65, with lust a few hssd of
heavies trimmed off. Shipper purvhaae
wer not so heavy a yesterday.
Pai-ker' market waa a little slower in
starting today, but when It finally
ep.-i.eU hogs wer selling on a frulOo basis.
Improvements
On the east lies a prosperous
French Colony where improved
land ia valued at $300 per aero.
On the north and east the seventy-
five hundred acre plantation of
Drake tt Watklns Company of Han
Francisco, and scattered about
upon the tract are the holdings of
some five hundred Callfornlans.
A number of the purchasers are
already Improving their land,
while a great many more will go
there this fall and winter to begin
work of development.
Timber
A part of this tract Is covered
with a fine foret of cabinet
woods. Immense trees of Spanish
cedar, Panamlan mahogany, nls-
poro caoba, etc., await the ae
of the woodman, while lignum
vltea. rubbtr. grayacan. corrlllo
doro. and a number of dye woods
are growing over the tract. Mr.
8. P. Verner of the Isthmus and
Canal Commission estimates the
value of the various trees in Pan
ama at 1600,000,000.
What People Think
of Panama
President Wilson said:
Panama is now on the min
street, it will become densely
populated, a tliriftly and con
tented people will go there and
build up tho country.
Hon. John F. Wallace, Chair
man of Canal Commission,
said:
The boumlries of Panama
embrace, n luxuriant and fer
tile country, which is capable
of sustaining a dense, popula
tion. The climate is salubri
ous, heretofore tho only places
scourged bv malignant dis
eases, have been the cities of
Panama and Colon, due to uu
sanitary conditions and. the
fact that they havo been the
erntewavs throuirh which the
tido of travel has-ebbed and
flowed. The temperature of
P a n a m a , is approximately
eighty degrees during the day;
the nights are cool and refresh
ing. The treaty between the U. S.
and Panama provides for a
protectory which gives the
and the big end of th offering wa
uought thai way. One packer who did
not buy any hens until toward th close
succeeded in weakening value a little
on the late round, and the result wa
that some of Uie Vats salss were little
oeiier man sieauy wun rwinuir.
t f.l. wu effected before 10
fair rlearsnre wa effected before
o clock, but there were till a fsw
I bunohea In first hand at that tlm.
Oeneral market could be quoted as
i.r-., tjRi,, ,i,hi.r with mini nf tha
advance belna- lost on the close. Bulk
! of the packing hog war bought at .3i
fc7.00, with a few scattering loads ot
; heavies on down. There was a good
, ghowlnf of desirable butcher and light
ai 9l.wiuVf.a9, anq quite a. ei'iinaiiiia vn up
to the top.
Hep.eeei.ienv aaie:
Ha. at. Hh. Fr. ha At. HH. Tt.
u ut 1 w m u lag
4 tit UU I 7 41 114 ...7 t
87 114 14 M 41 Ul ... 1 M
H S04 IS H 14 211 ... 7 14
a ' H IS IT Ill 44 T 1
U ..21 ... I lilt, TO Ul ... lu
14 10 4 17 Tl W M III
1 11 ... 40 TT tl M IS
M 141 M IN 41 1(1 ... 7 7
M i.7 ... M 84 1H ... 1 Tl
61 l ... I 84 M 118 40 I II
PlOo.
I II ... I Tl IS It ... IM
SI 117 ... I 10
SHEEP Supplies moderated a good bit
today, but st that presented a generous
ai'pearanco for a Thursday. Estimates
called for seventy-seven car, or 21.0
head, and as yesterday' official count
overran the estimate nearly S.OiA head,
the total for the four days Is 147,003 head.
This Is a gain of l," head over a week
ago, 1 more than 8,000 larger than two
weeks ago and 8,000 heavier than for tha
same days last year. Four days' supplies
are larger than for any similar ierlod
for nearly twn year and much larger
than any of the other markets.
Th 88 26 limit held good on fat lamb
again today, and bulk of the offerlml.
sgaln took that figure, which ha brought
nearly all the dealrabl killer all week.
Movement started In good season and a
pretty good clearance of everything In
the barn wa made by o'clock. There
ha been no quotable t..angs In killing
larrra prices at any time this week.
Trade In feeding stock thl morning wa
on a fully steady basis, and In spots
looked a little stronger. Bulk of the good
to choice feeder are selling at 88.00 and
up, a good many going around 88 108 16,
and after being missing for a dav the
Si;0 top was restored. Heavy supplies
of feeder all thl week have not dulled
th appetite of buyer In th least and
price have shown very little change, al
though there was a slightly weaker ten
denoy right at the start of the week.
IVedlng and breeding ewes, Which have
been cleaned up very readily all week
were In limited supply today.
Offerings of fat ewes dropped to al
most nothing today, th few that were
her selling at fully steady prices. Best
on sale continue to bring 66.60.
Quotation on aheeo and lamli: lavmba.
good to choice. 88.lft1ia.30; lamb, fair to
good, S8.0oo.l0; lambs, feeder. 7.7f
I. Jb; yearlings, fair to choice, e.7bac.M;
yearlings, feeders, OmijI.OO; wether,
fair to choice, 86.00tj6.60j ewes good to
ohole. 36.MS 60: ewes, fair to good. 64.W
tja.w; ewss, iears, t4.ouu,.a.
Rpreentattv sale:
NO.
At.
.103
. 61
. 64
. 61
. 47
. 63
. 61
. SI
. M
. 4
Pr.
6 86
6 80
8 10
f 66
1 66
116
T40
is
8 36
6 10
I 6
ln Wyoming ewe....
4 Wyoming feeder lambs,
7( Wyoming feeder lamgs.
yjj Wyoming feeder lamh.
J(w w'yomlng feeder lambs,
, lvtT w'yomlng feeder lanru
, 13a Wyoming feeder lambs,
jj, MonlllA" f.- i.unb.
64 Montana feeder lamb.
" 140 Montana lamb
!, vVyoinin luiiiba
, "5 ftd.r lamb;:
64
67
7
I 4 Winmlni faadar urllnn
"onu" la yearling-
St. Loal LIT Stack Mark!.
ST. LOWS, Sept IS. CA TTUK- Re-
relpta 3.700 head: market steady: native
beef slesis, 17 fcoa 10.26; yearling slear and
hellers. lA.fo'tHO.Ou; rows, V.oW).uu. stock-
sr and feeders, )s.0Uta.g; souliiern Mr,
.... ..
PANAMA CAN PRODUCE AS MUCH
SUGAR PKR ACRE AS THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
U. S. not only power of inter
vening to repel invasions and
repress local disorders, but
guarantees the U. S. will as
sume the responsibility for in
ternal and foreign peace of thu
country.
It does not require a profes
tie mind to predict tho day.
when Panama will support
several million happy and con
tented people.
0, H. Forges-Lindsay, sayst
Thcje is no richer land in the
world than in Panama. The
mean temperature is about
eighty degrees, from which the
extreme fluctations do not de
part ten degrees in either di
rection. Hon. John Barrett, sayst
The climate is healthful and
even, invigorating; the land is
adapted to most profitable
farming. A beautiful country,
with n climate that should havt
no terrors for the healthy, and
even solaces for the weak. Tli"
land is nowadays within com
paratively easy reach of all.
Panama is on the eve of a de
velopment such as Porto Rico
is undergoing with American,
assistance.
IS.2Gtl.2u; cow and heifers, 34.OOQ45.00;
native calve, 3d.tMUll.flo. .
HOtlS Recehita, 4,no head; market
lower; pig and lights, 3&.71k!j120; mixed
and butcher., fl.&rtiH.'M; good heavy, $7.26
4j'7.7R.
HHEBP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.400
heed; lamb, H.(KKoS.UI; aheep and ewes,
35.0UC7.76.
CHICAGO LITI STOCK MARKET
Cattle Sleady -Ha; Strong -keeu
troac.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23 -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,000 head; market ateady; natlv
beef ratUe, le.00410.40; weurn teer.
6.0ui:i.aa; cow and heifers, 82.KtTa.26;
calves. $7.264Jlt00. , . .
1X3S Receipts, lO.fW head; market
Strong, mostly 10c to 15c higher: bulk, of
sales, 87.00fc7.!ri; light, I7.40W1 25: mixed.
X.7l)frtR.S6; heavy. 66.4O01.8O; rough, 86.40a.
6.0R: pig. 6j.6oU7.60.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, J'-JJ
head; market strong; wethers. 8tU0
6.36; ewes, t3.254j6.76; lamb. 36.40J.W.
Kansas Illy I'l1 ttmelt. Markl.
KANSAS CITY. Bopt. 23. CATTLEt
Receipts, 4.500 heail; market steady; prime
fed steers $!.60 10.00; dressed beef steer.
7 8 ft 40; 'western steers. K&0fu.66; bulls.
85.fll.00; calve. 86 OTlO.tW.
lioUS Rrnielpt. 4.4iO head; market
hither; bulk of ale. 37.0u.o0: heavj .
ttUHt'i.toi packer and butcher. 37.Sk
8.0i- Ilirlit. 37li.r; plg. ri.MM.i.
HHI0BP AND IMiiS-Recelpt. 14,ftl
head; market steady; lamb, 37.7Rtt.lo:
yearllnK. 6T.75j76; wether. 3.fa. U ,
ewe, 8ii.2M6.'iO.
Stoax I lly Um S4ok Marke.
SfOfX CITY, la., Kent. 23.-1100 -RecelpU,
l.j"0 hsrt; mnrket steady and
ki.w. h. 7.iti7.7: light, lu.tivil
6.m-; bulk tt sales, 8h.MVn7.00.
CAT1 l.r. rHeipu". i.tw nmu , ,,ini. .
steady to lower, native steers, S5.OKir7.dO,
rows snd heltert, 4.7nJ.fiO; canners.
i , n . ... u p. mvA fAl,ra. 86.004i.bn :
calves. 'fi.aiiu.00; bulla, stuns, etc., 34-
SHEl'.P Receipt. 800 head; market. 1i
to lie higher- ewes, S4.6oj6.0i; li.mba. 6.
St. Josenk Hm Slpek Market.
ST. JOCErH. Sept. S. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. l.OuO hesd; market steady to li.
htklier; steers. si.OfHti.fiO: cows and heif
er 4.0UT!.00; calves. I6.0CU.50.
HOOrf Receipt. 8.0UO head; market V
irv0 higher; top, 87. W; bulk of sales, 6.I.'
1'hEEP AND LAMBS-RecelpU. 6.0'
head: market steady to strong; lambs.
61.008. 40.
Llv Stork la Mkt.
Reielpts of live stock st Uie llv prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle, liors. Sheep.
Chicago i'.OO W.imiO lsd ;
Kt luls 3.io 4.i0 ,if
Kansas City . 4,.V 4 4 14.t i
outh Omaha 8.3 3. J 2a.'
Sioux City 1.000 1.5,0 b-
Total ....14,400 MTOl 65)0
Dry Good Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 33.-DRT OOOD8
Cotton good were firm and prioe ad
vanced today. .Lonsdale bleached mus
lins advanced to IVvC Yarns werw
hltiher, an lr having been cheeked by
a rapid advance. Raw silk waa higher.
While Japan recovered 7 Sec per pound.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A dividend of Two Do'lara per ahar
will be oald on Friday, October 13, 181
to stockholder of record at th cloaa ot
business on Thunaday, September 10
1116 Q. D..HIU Tr yisirssk (
