TJIE BEE; OMAHA, SATTT.DAV, OCTOHER 9, 101.
REAL ESTATE WF.8T RIDE
We-Have Brightened The Corner Where We Are
We have brightened tho corner 42d-4oth Leavenworth to Pacific
streets by transforming the "Old Counell Pasture" into Omaha's
newest, finest inside addition. After purchasing the land, it cost
over $40,000.00 in cash to "Brighten the Comer" and make it what
it is. It is a job of which we are proud, not only because of its ap
pearance, but becauso it is right in the city where bright corners are
hard to find at reasonable prices. There will never be another one
like this for there is no other such tract available. Only 15 minutes
by street car from "down town." Evory lot to grade and every lot
supplied with water, gas, sewer and cement sidewalks, all paid.
Omaha is starting on a period of unprecedented growth and
needs such a spot where classy people of moderate means can ob
tain a classy lot at moderate prices, close to tho center of the city.
Restricted not too much but just enough to make it an ideal place for
homes and to insure advance in value. More than twice as much "big
building" is underway in Omaha as ever before in the history of the
city. There never was and never will be a better time to invest in
Omaha property and there never was, and never will be a better
place to invest than in Leavenworth Heights.
OPENING SALE PRICES (except Leavenworth street front
age), $450.00 to $05-7.00 a lot, corners $25.00 higher. TERMS: $9.00
to $12.50 cash, and $9.00 to $12.50 a month.
Don't pass this by, but figure it all over carefully and then de
cide for yourself. Can you hope to ever again get a lot in an inside,
up-to-date, restricted addition to Omaha, within the two-mile circle,
within 15 minutes from "down-town," with water, gas, sewer and
permanent sidewalks all provided, at anything like our present
prices and terms? If you ever expect to "Brighten the Corner Where
YOU Are" by acquiring a part of the earth, "Why Not Nowt"
Drive around and see it, or take Leavenworth street car or jit
ney, get off at 43d street and you are there, or better still, call our of
fice and go in automobile. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT.
BENSON & CARMICHA.EL
Telephone Douglas
ROH RENT
tioneea una) (.ulMu.
Soath.
C-R. house, rood. 1617 Hickory Tyler
V43
7-r. mod, house. 1314 Lfvnworth. W. 2.
KuR Rr.NT-All mouern 8-rooin collate.
half block (mm car. 126; 7 S liih St.
Tel H 371.
modern. 2869 Poppleton Ave.
Heat.
OOZT cottage In Benson, 6 room, 813;
near car lino and achoul. Tel. Wal. Km.
WALKING distance, 2638 Dodge. S-room
modem house, cheap rent at 8Z. Look
It through. Kty at next door west. W.
W. Mitchell, owner. Phone Wo. 4H75.
llxc liaaritiia.
S06S Mason St., 8 rms., all mod.. 140.
1012 I'aclfio Bt, 10 rms., mod. ex. ht,
3o.
8228 Foppleton Ave... 9 rms.. all mod.,
130.
I'.M S. 17th St.. rma.. all mod.. $3.50.
26U2 Chicago St., t rms., mod. ex. ht..
$20. .
7)02 N. th Bt, rma mod. ex. ht.. 818.
1608 Ohio 6t.. i rma.. mod. ex. ht-, 818.
BIRKETT A COMPANY.
433 Bee Bldg. Douglas f33.
FOUR rooms. Hist flocr, partly furnished.
2KW Himllton St. Weh. 6S40.
MODERN.
30 N. 41st St.. 6-r $.f
115 B. Mh 6t 6-r 30.4
J12J B. 82d St.. 8-r 87.J
PARTLT MODERN.'
1J Corby St.. 7-r v... 18.0ft
01 Grace St.. 8-r 15 00
IM N. list tit.. i-T U.OO
ALFRED C. KENNEDT CO..
209 First NaLBankBldg. Doug. 722.
17 SNAPS, 3ft to 830, 4 to 8-r. 8-r., 838 S.
23d St . 814; 8-r.. ai 8. 18th St.. H2; l. tn
nd Vinton, mod., big bargain. $16; 6-r,
mod., choice, large barn or garage, 43J6
Brant. 820. Call or phone for full infor
mation. McK.trick R. E. Co.. D. 1482, Ty.
1140 J. :
FOR RENT.
8even rooms, strictly modem, full lot,
on paved street; 2", blocks from car line.
Rent 830 per month. .
J. H. HL'JIONT CO.
4!-18 J!tteBnnkBldr; Doug. 890.
3 0O 8-R., all modem. .
x.3 00 tf-R.. newly papered: So. Bide.
Mb 0-4-R.. near car, reboot: 8a fcide.
812 00 8-R., near car. school. So. S.de.
814 Ou 4-K.. elec. light. cement base
ment; -Hk. to car
838.00 1-R.. Hut. modem: on car Una,
l-ni n. walk to Union depot
i46.00-8-R.. furnished. ,
40.00 7-R.. West Fa nam. unfurnished.
16.00 8-R., partly furnished for light
housekeeping. . . . . . .
82SO- Oific room with k light: beat
'T.VtrUCAN SECURITT COM PA NT.
Douglas SOU. 17th and Douglas.
- -1
117 17ft ukKC, I rooms and bath.
80 3663 Jones, 8 rcomt anu bath.
Q LOVER & SPAIN,
Doug. 88t2. 1 City National o
West Davenport Home
Corner, paved, 8-r. and hall, hot water
heat, wl I build garage for year tase, ,40.
O'Keefe Keal Estate Co.,
1018 Omaha Nat. Dou g. 171a. o
BTR1C1LY n.odern 5-roonf bouse. 2337 8.
4lh St. Call Red 4ti.
GlobeVan&Storage
: btores niuves, packs, shlK. i-Uuiso
nd t men. I1.2S per hr.; storage t. pr
mo. kmiisih. iin mwr I 4 : A Ty. 2J
F11JKLITV A&vftii ,,KKK
Phone lo'.glaa 7V1 for complete list of
Vacant bousva and auartiiwirta: aio for
stoiaac. imu.i.iii. Mr J u 'n -ia
28( CALDWELL 8 rooms, paitly uiod
ern, 314. High. Webster 3726.
Gordon Van Co.Sf
279 N lltb hi
'lei D .94 or Hsr. I9J7.
OUuO auto sates aooiu on r amain tit
Very leesollHli.e rent. e. l,Uk. 40NH
Maggard's i
4i anu silorsico
Co. i."ll us lor ea-
tii.iaiKS lor mov.
lug. pi
lKtiglaa
niw.ug l.u V abater bt,
I4A
Hnncoe Crtlgh Sons ft Co.. Bee Bidg.
OUbCS ,n Jt pait of toe rl
X-l OOiO LiiOCl O, pain ".U Ct. -1.
'. 1-r-x.in, downtown. 8Zl.o.
WBIGHT ft LASbL KT. I. 152
(Lk, ti.e l,ei.lis. ruiuuui'e awiex r i.e. a,
HKNTAL I.1KT.
J. I 1 Lap. t-V, iiMimng.
I lPPn packing ft Slorega.
WAXTKU TO Bt T
O FlCii f urnllure bought and eolU.
C Reed, IMi arnain. Doug. !.
i.
Yae buys everything 3d band. Wsb. 494.
UIoHttaT prUes for 4id ciothluif. D." 47.4.
i " -- - -
REAL EST ATM
FARM ft 84 At . L..NUS FOR till
r.l.f.a.l.
Lrra Oak Colon.,. ix.im oeiter. W. T.
nn. I a o.. i.'f ) i.y .xl. mt. I Al
4 eaaae.
FOR SALE OR LLASii-Any part of 4.000
acres Utxr Kixtiov.ii. Sajaaicltewan. I
raixcd 1. .v" buxneia of oaia and k.4W
Lusi.eis of i. ix n land this year. Prtoo
chexi- -na leiiiis very easy. Frank Craw
ford, O.naiiu. iSeb., or Koseiuwu. aaxX.
Mtaawari. .
FOR SALE Fine bottom eighty In Holt
county, Missouri; well Improved; don't
overflow: wul consider amaU trade; a.
1b cultivation. For full dcacrlptloa
Wrtta le Alien Elder. Foreet City, Mo.
REAL ESTATE WEST StPK
1722.
KEAL ESTATE
'ARM 4a It ..K.I bt.Mla KOR 8ALB
UllurMUi
?40 ACRES. 46 muu from Minneapolis,
one mile from town; 1W acres inder
iillivatiou; baianc used for pexlure;
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
oil; good set buildings, eoiix.siing of 8-
ooni huuae, large barn, granary, corn
nibs, wind nnlis, etc.; the laud will pro
uuce 80 bushels of corn per acre; tale
phone in buuee; country iniukly out tied,
complete set of machinery; V head of
dock, coiixiBt.ng oi II cow a, balance I
nd 2-yenr-ulda; six good borxes. 8a bogs,
cuP-kens; oiie-nait of tnia years crop
and every tiling on ti.e lann goes at tu
uvr acre, ball caab. bcrvab Bros., bM
I lymoutu M. !;., .tilnneanolis. stnin.
120, Improved, 12 miles t. W.8I8.O0O.
lxll, Uuviuwu, li lii.iex N. W- 8i4,UvM.
JOHN N. K It B.N Z KB-,
111 8. LTH.
IRRIGATED.
80 acres In Scoit s blufi ulitrict; nearly
all under irrigaiiou and to acres In al
lalia; no ucuuiDranoe; 870 an ac.e.
omul' iti uik txiDivio Nbratia farm
ana assume,
PAVfeu INVESTMENT COMPANT.
Omaha .Sat. fclauk cldg., Omaha.
PANAMA LANDS. "
Rich and ferule .and scl.ing for 8260,
V3.uu and to er tut, Uiiii tuat wUt
produce 4u,Jw pounds of fooastutf ou
oiio acre oi' ground.
l'auaiua oitcra wunJerful opportunities
butu aa an inveatu.uui or a uoiuo. It
is uegmnuig to Leconie aeltled tun as it
uota tho laaa prices wiii auvauoe as lu
aU new couu.ir.es.
li will not cuoi you one cent to learn
all about mis great oountiy.
Can or wrlio for liuntaiui-e.
liOilKtlCd.n.t.ivo- Land CO., INC.,
sij Bee H.dg., Oinaha. Nfb.
MIN
LISTEN THINK IS VBSTIOATB
l.M aviva at uuckain. Dia you over
aiui to Uiink wutti it will uwaii 10 you
and our diu.1) in icu )Oais hence if
you buy a laiiu icuay? It w.il mean' In
dependence. Dur.iiM Ihe muiith at Uctn.
bcr we will aeil l.eju acres in tiie rt
coin, wnuai auu aiiaua bull or Cuuuiil
Nebrasaa. llila land will be soid u Uiu
highest bkliler on very eaay terms in
nacts from Su acres up. Improtfed ai.d
unimproved land, if bitereaieu wilia fur
full description, Nebraska Koaliy Auction
( p., central City, Neb. o
A FAXM THAT VV1LL H lit luo Ucix
PAUT CI1' 111 AX Hive tiCSDklh.Lt
MILLION LiuLLAiU.
180 acres. 8 miles iruiu i rnninn half
'nu:e truni sellout, alvery acre good rich
iUy soli, ciay subsoil, no waaio laud; IM
acies in cultivation, t acres al.ai.a. 30
jucie paiuie and natural bay. Houaa of
rooms, uin, rjora lor hordes, ample
mow room; cuttle shed, bog hou, ci..cn
en house, corn cr.b, gia.iary. etc. Good
cellar and eioini cave, well, windmill and
lank; farm well lemed. Imprvveiuenu
aia all practically new. if sold at once,
price S4 pt-r acre; l.0no by Maich 1, your
terms on balance at per cent, ttnen
uu see thu, ou will want to Join tho
army of prosperous boone coui.ty farm
eis. Aslibrook Bros., Prlmruke. Neb.
32.000 EUUlTT in property renting for 823
per month, for laud, lots, aciuago or
Inmresi In buslnesx. Box 7a. Q.nah.
FOR SALE By owner, i aces wll I n
proved larm In ceulial NeornukA. For
pi leu ard liesciitlun write M. T. Kear
i.i y. Uuu.la.. bi.. Omaha.
Puaiuiua.
FERTILE LANDS BELLING FOR
8ou, 8o.5u ANU Sj Pfc.rl ACRU
I.. Ihul ... A ... . ... .. . ....... M . . . .
I"' ...m. - ' " u. U . . M . I lU WM k , . . lO. O Ml,
wuii.u had lo-i grai Uiiuss liiai oooxt
, any iia cuunli. Tiiixxi tour tilings
. a. v'stanle govei'uiuant, bucked by Lmusd
1 baiea; kouiintui and wouoraie cinuaa,
; -loo k.nu uvUuiuvb son. Anu lus.. out
. nl kxis 4 ahiiu has iranx.oi lauoti
unexcci.ou by uo country, ax It Ix lo
cuiea on tns yalnway ot U cwiuuKrcLxl
VullU.
Vtlth these things Panama furnishes
I gre. oppoiluitiua lur the man oi utud-
cant iuw.ue ue wii ax ihe uivtsior.
Ti.lx .tin will prouuia mora pioducix pr
I a-ru tnxji u.e bvst nua iu toe miiiule
west. wny wui it but sail ior tuoie
us boom ax It becomes seil.oo., wh.cu
wld lake bul a soon u.ue with iuv
Linteo tttaits bum. a! this mointnt .
'ibeo th-. re will be fortunoa made In tnu
k4w cuunUy.
Call and let us explain this fully or
write fur literature.
HoMlLkiLk.rvC.Ko' LAND OO , INC.
s3 bee Bidg., Oinana. Neb.
XX Iwiistix.
I'I'PUR WISCoNal.s toeet dairy and
acuvral ciop aiate in ti.e union; setticr4
aiiUU; lanus for sale at lo prices ou
easy lei nia. Ask for booklet M o'l Wiacon
XJii Central Laud Uraat Kxo-ilent is mix
lur Block rxixuig. if nileieeied in (run
lui.ue ask for booklet ou appie or. Iianta
f 'ldieaa Laud and industrial Depart, duo
4iw itMi.vxay. Xilooeaoo.is "a i no
MuK.ixxrua.,
flAVR TOIT A FAR 51 FOR HALR
Write good d.e liuUi of your land
srd srmi l to tot fcloux CI I), la.. Journal,
Iowa's lloxi Powerful U ant Ad Me
dlum " Twnt-rive worda every F'.day
f i tnlng. baluidny noiiuna and every
Caluniay evening and r-umlay nvornuu
I r one Inonih, g'.v.ng slxloun sds ou
twelve dllferent ouya lor Hi or iu euros
ri. r "ii words, 3a.
I.rgexl ciix'ulatio.1 of any lows, news
paper, ilMjMt ivudcre dolly In lour grai
LANDS AT A WONKT MAKING PRICE
are ofiered you In paiinut. ihal new
country that Undo bam Is boosting,
that new country with governnv nt, cli
mate, xoll aud tranxporuUoo. la ol ferine
great opporiuniiKx.
Laud that will produce three times as
much ax your bat Nebraska lands Is
sel.lm; for 32.50. $3.50 and K par acru.
with three years to pay and do latere!
on deferred payments.
Ci. I. or write
HOMEdLEKERS LAND CO.. INC.,
kJt bee Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
A ' For" f ale" "ad alii iuia secoad-baa i
furniture Into cash.
REAL E.ST TE WEST SIDE
64 Paxton Block.
RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
Seven rooms 2 -story and attlo at 114
S. o7th 6l., one and one-naif biooka from
Farnain cur line.
TI.ed vestlbu.e.
LIVING ROOM. ISxM.
Beamed celling built-in bookcases and
window seats brick fireplace, burns
wood or coal.
DINING ROOM.
Paneled walla. Downstairs finished In
while quarteraawed oak, except kitchen
pantry.
KITCHEN.
Built-in dresser outside opening to re
frlgeiator. FOUR BEDROOMS.
Finished In white enamel. Two have
two closets each, two nave one Closet
taeh.
RATH ROOM.
Tiled f.oor and walls full tenth closet
broom, coat and linen closets.
From and back puich, also dining Mid
Sleeping porches.
Large attlo, 8 full-sited windows heat
and light.
Full cemented basement. Good furnace.
Coll on Robert Hunter, Bee Business
office.
Must Be Sold!
Cathedral District
4031 Charles St., T rooms, modern; hot
water heat; houaa In good repair; near
schools, store and car Una. The price
and terma are reasonable, . Be sura to
see us about this place, as It Is worth
more than the price asked.
Creigh. Sons & Co.
IHiUglaa -vO. 60 tk.S Bldg.
Terms
Mudtm brick res.dince, one
block from Lundee car line, laiga
lot k.vrytliui4 in parted oruar.
Will muke pr.ee rUni and terms
very easy. Might Uka exchange
WTT. Smith Co.
City National Bxnk Bldg.
o
WALKING dlatance, KZH Dodge, s-room
modern house, first-class conaluo.i,
ready to move into; key at 2640. Don't
fail to look It through. W. W. MllcneU.
owner, phone Webster 4876.
NEW 8-ROOM COTTAGE.
31.000 takes my equity of 91.30; would
consider auto part payment Wal. UbO.
UK. I. KrrTATK-.MHl EXCHAXOM
WANT Kimball county land. Will
give modern house west Farnam
district ciear ot incumbrance, tor
same,
W. T. Smith Co.
City .au Ba k Bldg. o
FOR SALE OR TRADE
441 acres. Lincoln Co, Neb.; fenced,
wli.dmll,, sma.l buildings. Want auiaij
yreixnir in goog scnool town.
BOX 3UJ. bCHUIfLLU. NEB.
WAN'i LD An llicloked car. Do you
want to trade your l.icloxed car for
good residence or good lotT Will puy
sou.e caan dlffereme if you xao a lot
Address B fi-o, Omaha Bee.
;:k.l kstatk acreage
FOR RENT OR bALlC
Two or four acres wiip water; will
rent or sell, for feeding; ona mile and
half Iroiu slock yards. Phone aVo. IJbl.
REAL E8TATK NOKTH MIDK
MUST SELL QUICKLT
To setuu aauxU, oeaut.iul s-room home,
on pad atroet ad modern, oak wooj
work. i.l.h.y finlxhed, al, rooms beauti
fu.iy decoiaieo: worth over 8i,6V; price.
33.000. 4i20 Is. V)ih Ht.. Phone Webster 4o4.
LO you long for the rest and qiet of the
oountiy ana still have tne advantage
of the city 7 if bo, oome out and see tne
besi llvs acres aujouuug uie cLy; good
house, fine oulckau nouee, baru, garage,
beating trult. etc. N. W. cor. 4xin a. id
noun streets. 0
GALE OH TKAOfc-vi. Uouxe near Mo.rr
ixrx; eleo. lights, flue wc.l i.r, vl w
of Omaha. D. i 1. wine HaM Vintou at
CONTKACTOB'S SALE
See these at once, entirely different
U2 Salutr. I loomx, being .l.,iiMd liu
rabler, a loomx, my nonie; oxX sou
wlt.tii eiuxinat. belier Uian uuMleru. No
rtxuiona le prtoo or tortus retreat! W'cu
star idle. e
HEAL ESTATE SOl'TIl SIDE
4 iixi-x LUU ct.oi rlicT.
1111 b. ..h bu, tu.Suu; s-iin. modern,
i ,oo cash cal. 4.0 hk..: cc oy . wmr.
BLOT OrFbH TAKta THIS.
Six-room, lui.y modern, piacllca)l
new; 8 rooms downataiiB. 8 rooms and
bath upaLaira Near Hanacom Bmrk aud
within twenty minutea waik of down
town dlatrivt Must bo sold by Novaiu-
r i. 6w Owner, iier US.. o
8-ROOM bouse tor sale; alectrio UgbU
and gas. Ii0 N. Ave. boutJi Onuxixa,
Neb.
KEAL ESTATE fit BlUUAN
Flore nc-e.
i Kstbaway for that farm. Florence 238.
GRAIN AND PRODDCE MARKET
Cath Wlett ia Considerably Weaker
and Price Decline from One to
Three C-nti.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT
CM MIA. October 8. 115.
TT re was a pretty aood run of wh at
td'y. hvt Ihe receipts of corn and oats
a ere vrrv llht.
(h wheat was wrnk and sold from
11"o lower. Thrre wns s fair demtn.l
for this cereal ard mni. of the wheat on
the taMr ti readlt "'d.
The demand for corn was pretty good,
nut thrre were only a frw ralrs inadn.
This wna prohahly due to 'h I hl te
clit theie heln only teny Iwn cam
of .rn on the floor, font was quoted
u rhinged to Ho loaer.
The tMs n arhet i a .ilao a trifle weak
ami sold VfiVf lower.
Pye was quoted nominally unchanged,
while barley wes quoted nonil;ml.y un
changed to Je higher.
Clerenccs -!: vheat and flour,
equal to 1.007.0H) bushels; corn, none;
oats. IS. (MX) buxliels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, l?c lower;
corn, unchaniied.
Prl'narv whent rerelnts were i 1S8.0H0
buh Is and ahlpmenta of l.076.OO buaheia,
aKfili.st receipts f l.?7'.l bimhels and
shipments of 1.120.000 hunhels last year.
Pr mary com receints were i.'iJ.!
bmhe's and shipments of 241.00) bush s.
tinlnst receipts of !t;r.r. funnels and
shipments of S;1.000 btiHhrla lnt year.
Primary onta receipts v-rre UTii.OrO
burhi ls and shipments of TiS 0 bushels,
axnli t receipts of I S I .'fl 4 uihela snd
shipments of l.m.O'X) btiohels lust year.
car Lot P'-eipts.
Wheit. Corn. Oats.
ChkXvro 4 273 )
'1nnia polls 4'
I'uluth , S'h
Omaha Ki 22 12
Kanraa City T4IS 1 11
M. Iuls 101 t 8i
"Winnipeg 1.540
These sales were reported todiy: Wheat
No. 2 hard win e. : l car, Jl.ttt. No. 2
hard winter: 4 cars. 8104; cars. 8103; 8
cars, 8102. No. 4 hard w.nier: 1 car. 810.;
1 car. 2101M-: 7 c:s, 8101; 9 cars, 1 no;
8 cnra ISO. Sample: 1 car. We;
2 Ci.is. 92c; m cars. D0c; i tar,
A No. 8 spring: 1 car. 81. t; 1 car,
11.01. No. I duium: I cur, y.'lvc; 1 car, S.c.
No. 2 velvet chaff: 1 car. 81. Ow: 2 eirs,
$1 04. No. 3 velvet chaff: 3 cars, 81.(8 Corn
No 3 white: 3 care. 87Wc; No. 8 while:
1 ear, 574c, No. 2 yellow: 7 curs BS'vc; 1
car Mc No. 3 yellow: ear. (An. No. 2
mixed: 3 cars, R7c No. 8 mixed: I car
(near ytllow), 87; car, t -c No. f
mixed: 1 oar (near vel'ow), 6740. O its
No t white: I ear. Sie; 1 car, 8c. Kt nd
ard: 1 car, 34Vic. No 3 white: 8 care 3lc;
8 cars, lc. No. 4 while: 2 cars, Sic.
Bampe: 1 car. .Vc; 1 car, 800.
tinahn Ca-h Prd-es U'huit: ffn. t tur
key. 31.031 08; No. I turkey, II Ofi'rl or;
No. 2 hard. $1 03?l.(Vi; No. 3 hard
31.0111 .04: no. 4 hard, floefi$1.02; No.
2 soring, 31.01103; No. 3 snrlng.
tl.fttfl.OS; No. 2 durum. 7'We: No. 3
c'urum, WV-c; rn grae, WMe. tvm:
No. 3 white, oi67fcc; No. white, LiiJ
LEGAL KOT1CKS
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY Auction The following unclaimed bag
gage will be sold at auction at Omaha
Fireproof Storage Company's building. SO
Pout It iSeventeeiith street, Omaha, Neb.,
comrtenclng at 7 o'c ock p. m., Tuesday,
October 12, 1911, and continuing the sune
hour cch uny until an ims been sold:
Vallre Horen On nurd; bundle, EX H. Lite
I "enver, Colo. Hulloases, tirnrfl Dow ley,
W. II. Feirln, Alei. Honersh, Alton, Pa.
R. T. Richard, Gibbon, Neb.; Bert Morris,
Colllnsvil e Okl. Painted canvas trunKs,
.lep) R. Srenccr Denver, Colo.; F. J, K
Robert Harxell, St. Paul. Nob.; Rollle A.
Ftew.rt. Damar, Kan.; Ida Murphy, Los
Angeles, Cal. Kino trunks: Max Jacobs.
C hicago, III.; Jackson Kosattt, Ruiierlor
Wyo. ; Mn. Myrtle Wll.iams, rhovnne
Wyo ; 8. Chemornolg, Ch cas. III.; Willis
redipr. Hernon Lake. Minn . Grin! J. n
Oeig-r. Camp htool, Wyo. Steamer
trunks' Max P. Taylor, Uolse. Idaho:
Miss. Alice Heaneliy. Wayne. Nnb.
Also 600 pieces uf miscellaneous artlnVs,
cons sting of trunks, boxes, chrsts'
bundles. Blankets, valises, guns, watches!
ovonoats. umbrellas rind mimical Instru.
menta, not marked. O. L. A LLKV fun
eral BaJigage Agent S.ls-ZS-O.l-.
REAL B.STATK I.VVE8TMKXTS
Farnam Street
A Growing Street
W ean offer on this street for a short
time, 100 feet near 31st St., for $U.50X
134 feet near this, gome Improvements,
r&ooo.
84 feet oast of Farnam school, 213,200.
Harrison & Morton
US Omaha, Nat D. Hi. o
Investment $1,200
Bents $b'5 Per Month
Small brick llau, near depots, always
renti:d.
GLOVER ft SPAIN. Douglas X4i2.
FOR SALE or long leusu; part or ehola
of lxixi. N. Vi . uoruur uKh and Dav
enport Mux. i H. Hawai, 4j ii-tiy u P.aca,
Ciucau, 111,
litCAlx fciTAIK iAJ.XSH
I have a Ku.a supply ol luuux to iudll
ou city pi uivi ty xuu Iwiul Ixuua iu-iox
HNxxwnable,
W. H. THOMAS
KB State Baiix u iulng.
4iw Hi' 4i,vww iMtuu piuiiipt.y, r. D.
WoaU. i.tml H.dx Imii w aiiiani Mta
ci'l t auu I aim iox..a, 5, via, per eeul
J. H. Ouiiioiii at . ii. 4.4 otale nana.
A "rur exit xu win lum Mwuml-iiaiid
' i iiili.ro n. to ci.xii.
Ci'l I p..pcil. xtiftU loa.ix a xpecialt.
W. li. 'Ilioioss Jx .-irf - h.ii i.mg.
UAMao-uuva Ixiu xihJ xuy twa.ua l
lw :.l rates.
PfcTKllix 1RU1 CO., KJ? Farnam.
oxi. 1 1 A itoiiio. axsi. vo,xaa leiuuv
'Kktrr, HtAi, itaTAi x CO.
I0i3 -'Ins. .a Naliuiai. Phone i-.i:slus 2713,
kiu.-- a k on iiunu .ol tKy aud lat in luana
It. W. Llom i. Ill; .Nat.onal iaiiK lilog
1,1', c HI ixjAMv l!. j. I ariuxrg, 3ia
"c t Hisi.i.r.s Vheatrr Hldg
kU.VXl to 1X11 OU IM1X.O.U ilN..iXriXX
farms. ImmeU ate action. Uullxu eltlux
liu I I'QIi.pMiiy. ' lu fiM. Neb.
MONEY oa hand for city and farm loana
M. W. binder. City Nalmnxl baut 4Mu4
KEALESTAIK TltANhKEIW
Camp 1 1x4 xs4 turalxhxe by Kxrr Title Oia-mtt
ssd aiml. xt ouiutisu. Htm eeuui Sxuxuueiiik
xtrxxt,
WARRANTY P8EU8.
Bxrk.tr Co. le mis x. Hux...lIi. Ixt 42,
mm .icixlr x4a , 9
Ckiuxixs Dun et xl. te Agaxs C. Du.r, luu
i. ii. axe 13. LliMtx 4. itxvxia-4 ruwe..
tlxi.x M. aia xxa Dxxuxim) ie xa.x.-
fx.ry. svt vl mit e xi el evy Uixrf
lei 14. aUriw.s
J, W. ikeiwtx au w.le le Oxsu.e a. Hall,
lut I. blwX . Waxt 8.X4 xdx
Wl.lixa K. Xil.lx xxS en. la Ux a Wl 11
xii ix. ixl lul iS. xxitloa 4--14-U
TXoi.ixx ii. gui IS ss4 xlie ui J. ciyxx Bad
P. Trsilx, luU 9 xai I b.x 14. ,u .j
ktwi.ux Usuarxe to grxtxl W. Uxyaxe
Vxxxliaa, luui lit xnx 114. i-suox an
Tbx uilx b.i,x ol Clwx.xoa 10 g next W.
Ox,xux !Xxlx, IjI I.;, CxxuS .Xu
bxixx aiwrsix Itxxxxs sx4 SxximiiS Ix
Ckxrlxs U. hlrk.li, elU text al xs of
lui x. uixx', s.ld
1
1
3
" ' 1
I
14
1
3.30B
Cxisilux J. Ciixiaa le Asas g. Zx.lxr. 1x4
14. esma't xa.l
QUIT CLAIM liggog
Hxs.y Bxji4i- ie uxils K Bx.S.s. xta at w
,, kX IX. MxyrvxIS ssd .
Jots M Wxxlxrtlala xxa ell u O. W.
xl.rruw, Ui lot 14. xxcilxo 9 11-18 aa4 xlxs
let 18. Mlxxeari Arxasx Plaox
ATerlcan Telcpho ns & Telegraph Co
A dividend of Two Do'lara per ohari
wl I be oald on Friday, October 18, .91 1,
to etockboldeia of retord at the close uf
busli.cao on Thursday, beptember It.
1913.
Q. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
f",r; No. I white. 8 Ar7c: No. 3 white.
'SV,tiii; o. whl e. if u 8 ,o; No t
i 1 e I low, It'ff.gr; No I yello. .Tu'e,
! No. 4 yellow. k.i..c: No. 3 yello. 87
u.S ; o. 8 yeliow. otur.7c, .-.n. t
mined, ffiiioTVc, No. .1 mied, Wa,
No. 4 mixed, n U n.t.r; No. 6 mil. d, t V
Wic; No. ml e.1 U.til. y.e. oa.s: No.
4 a hue. a,.3 He; s.a..d.nd. i.vo4 c, . o
8 while, te; .Vo. 4 white .1,'S3 .
laihy: M. Itinx 7'i:'o: No. 1 f. d, 44
4ji.e. l;e: No. 2 8ln:i3o; No. 8. KM 'li'.
lh.aa do I .4 1 1 .c , luinUhrd The
Rio l v Ihhii A l'rn, st ck snu grain
i rokei ,11 t ii t'i .si., t nvit.a:
A I tloiel Qe , i . 11,!, , .
hi ai. i i
I to l 4flli I 04'4
Mityjl USi 1 K.i
I ee Vis y.
1 0t 1 01-2
i o.',i tcstii'i
I 1
I
1 Ub)
I 104l
I I I
j.-M7 n;'
i i :
S7 I
Corn:
I 'CC.
Ms.
Oais:
6 H1
Wa
H
8V4)
b. ,u7,U(v
! iv-e.
t M n v
S7 I
lork:
n rs r u to f 14 4$ ;!
17 4J , 17 4-V 1; frl
I 'Of..
Jar... I
Laid:
Oct.. I
Jan..
Riln:
O t ..(
Jull.l
14 70
17 X.
I 14 fi
I 17 30
I
I 9U
I 9 Do
I
13
8 M
25
4J
13
3 v
f 15 I
9 18
9 .6
I
9:tt in !
9 17li
40
-' n.i i I 9
4llirA;t iUl ,Ni I'KUVISIO.W
Feat area mt the TrulnK aad 4 loilas
Prices ou Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct 8 -lle.ivv ,. line be-
raiue of ti.e gotermntnit forioaai of a
I lll.on-01.shel nt'p icsulied l.i a nv ar.y
I cvii.lnuoiix iTccme tod.n- m the pi Ice uf
" in m. 1 uf 111
i S-V not lower.
aihet ilo.d nervous, ,U
and A.ay 1 tt.Wi.W . Corn lost Itf Uc
anu uais v'u ye. 111 .i uvihioiis the ouui.me
ri"fc'''. ,ro"1 ' ' ,0'l" to "' of 8,
.'I'Mtivii viuif iiruh'i regarning wneiiiiict
weie snatply ei.a ImMreo tv irlv re- . i
j porta ol a notable break In quota Ions at
tLieipool. '1 9 contemn, nee wax ina. is
soon as theruvkel opened here, the 1 9 -
sore to i.quldate i.o.iiIiims bean to c..ry
down values at once, itooculnt.vo abort
selling added to the hand cap on Ihe
1 I'U Is, and so alao did the fuel ll.xl the
Mil neaimlls and Punith markets were at
a full shipping difference under the C'ht--ao
scnle. Ciiancea that etiens.ve sh p
n.ents from the noitiiwest would ilml
the r way to this c.tv seemed to have
special Inf uence In preventing any de
cided rally, althouiih some reaction from
the d-iys bottom figures were shown at
the finish.
Too..y was the first time th'a season
that Ch chko hs been at a practical e..lo-
iiik niiierence wan any of the o ,.er
. leai.lng dnniesilr centers ot the
.'. .......,,VI T
wheat
iraoe. in tnis connection a w. li
a w li k now.l
anthnrttir here point ni out as significant
111 at meanwhile IHHuth In piirtleular was
wnrllng to a greater preinlum over the
prices current at Wl imi e, and tout t..e
Canaiilan crop was being estimated as
high as SOu.O.'O.ooo bushels.
lu corn, as In wheat, the government
crop lUuie proved a burden on prices.
Fi-ost damnire reports from 111 nols, loea
and Nebrasas had some restraining In
fluence, but et times apptarrd to be al
most wholly lost xljht of. Seaboard buy
Inir gave comparative steadiness to oats.
The market, however, plnlnly showed the
effect of the weakni as of other eoreila.
lYnvlslnns were Irregular. Belllnn by
packers lareelv oflsct toe fact that hogs
had reached a new nljh re4 rd price for
the season.
rlosinr cash prices; WHEAT Decem
ber 31.01X4; May, 310;'S.
CORN December. f e; May, 87X40.
OATfV December fHc: May, ;Vc.
PROVISIONS lork, December. $14.70;
January, 317.35, Ixird, November, 89.18;
Janunrv $y. Rlba, Oct 39.18; Janu
ary. 39.37.
THE XV YORK 4JK,.KriL MARKET
Oaatatloaa at Ike Day ew Varlama
rommoillllri,
NEW TORK. Oct 8.-FLOUR-Bare!y
teady.
WilEAT-epot, weak; No. t red ami
No. 8 hard. $1.1:,. c. I. f , New York;
No, 1 northern. Duluth, 31K, and No.
1 northirn, Manitoba, $1 01. e. I. f., B.if
falo. Futures, weak; December, tl.ODy,
t ORN Spot, weak; No. 2 yellow, 7So,
liromp' snipmeni.
Y" ' cwi. "oey, i-o. wnno, avif ,u-c. no one sceinuu expnciaiiy anxious to ouy.
HOPS -Steady; I'aclllc coast, Uii, 13. Under such c.rcun. stances it Is almost
15cv. . . . . un.nceseai-y to add tuat Uie trade waa
HAT-Wtaady; No. 1, $1.2o; No. 2, $1.15; very si iw and weuk from start to iimsn
N?;,7'.rrjuui.,"'t'pl"?; c- .. wliiioui any new leatuies ot gpocUl Inter
H1DKS Steady; Bogota, 3031o; Cen- lest .
tfUAm,ic?' '." u , . x, . Quotations on cattle! Good to cholco
LEATHKK-Unn; hemlock firsts, 3:7lfed year. lugs. n.0t ,tt; fa.r to gojd fd
83iU50.,;?I?dfv.?."'.s.j0-. - - lyeeuinge, xmumnoo; uimiiiun to fair fed
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mesa, 214.00 year. Inga, 3il.5.i)(.JO; good to cholco heavy
414. M): rsmiiy. 3.Otf2:.00; shon'clenr. Uevex, l9.mxri9.Sd; la.r to good conned
$'8.604)9).&'). Beef, steady; mi, 314 404" beeves, 9s.3k)k'.u..; eonimoil to fair ci.rn
17. Oj; family, 818.01.00. Lard, steady j led b. eves. 8s.7U8.30; pi line grass beeves,
mldi. I west. p. tpj.W. 4Nii.ii., iioou to ciiuica giaxa beeves.
TAI LOW 8 rung; city, 4 He; country, 3? 4uiu5.vu: fair to hoixI grass beeves, 46 76
tui special, Ja 8i7.4V; common to fair giass buevea, 4'-
it; iu; good to cIiuilc giaxa hellers, $o.(Aj
UMAIIA UUitKHiti MARKET. t"J. g"d to eiu.iee grans eowa, 4i.i.
, 13.16, fair to good os, Li.0lxUu.iii; com.
,.,, , . loon to fair cows, $4.i J.Oo; pr.me year
FRUITS-Oranges) California Valen-ling s.eeis. 37.7Mn.lt gm.d to choioo feed-cla-i,
I7s, 2Ujs. ilM. 24jc: Vj box; Ciii- Hx, 7.2 4..iu; lair to good feeders, So.-Oi
foiula Valencia. Ujm, ljOe, iboa. eous, 1 7.2; coiuinon to lair leedeis, xo.o. 'lid w;
to ik box. Lemons: Extra fancy Uol-'guvd to choice Blockers, 7.74ij.W; ialr
den Bowl, 3wis, $., box: extra fancy Uol- j to good atotkem, 9i.ij47.76; coiuinon to
dn iil, 84.fr 1 boa; extra fancy-! la.r stockers, 8u.5oiuxia; ' stoca iieiiars,
bunklxt, 30. a, Jixs. 8I..O box; Hod lia.l, 8o.liy87.uO; stork cows, 35.8.4 23; xtock
84 oox. Peaches: Colorado bibenaa, caives, $o.ti.60; veai calves, 3.u0U.0.o;
ixtr fancy, 80 crale; Co.oruuo LI-1 bulls, staas, eta., 34--.oattt.oO.
lm, ixiujr. wu cixia; vtau ciberiaa,
5c box;
Califoinlu
tie i way a, liux.
Pi unes
Itallixa, guc irate; Italian, quun-
lilies, 90c crute. Pears; Clargme, x4.8x
irate; Kellers, ..xj bo. ' Apples;
Lurge cooking and baking, .8 bbl.; Uona- 1
Liana, xno it. A.; Be.ieflowtirs, U-t box.
drupes. Tukuys, II. a crate, ConcorJS. .
bome-grown, Uo biusaet Bananas: Me-'
u.uiu fruit, .twt(4.i buncu; juniuo 1
trult. Lhan.alnale and Port Llmon, 4c
lb. Cunux.oupea: Call.orula, lulnxion I
brand, standards, 33. '.j crate; Caliiornia,
n.lxsioii brand, pomes, 42.ia crate; tan-1
lorn a, luissioii brand, fiats, suo trie; ,
to.oraiio Burwelis, pink mealed, kva 1
irxte. Wateriiu loosi lc lb. 1
VcoETABi-i-d Cabbage; lVto lb. Head I
letiuce: $1 do.; teat lettuce, wc dog. ,
loniutoes: Market price. Peppeisi una
b.saet. Onioiie: Wasiilngtoii, lo lb.;
bpamxh, $i.o0 irate, la.xiey, 3i.u 110X.
C'e.ery: 3oc doi. ; Jumbo, 7j dox. Uax
and green be-lis. b-xktt. Ruta
bagas: iVxC lb. PoUxtoea: Ohlox, uoc 1
bu. Sweetputatoes: Vliglnla, barrels,
4)u.uo bbl.
N UT8 iso. I walnuts: 18c lb. Fil
berts; lvu lb. Biaxlla: 18s lb. Pecans.
lxVSO lb. AimonUs. 30v lb. Pea,.o.x-
No. 1, raw, kc lb; roasted, So lb.; Jjinbo,
raw, 10 10., rouateu, so 10, cocoanuis:
$i. j bag; ia dux.
UlLh.r tU i'o-Hlbs: No. 1, 19c; No.
t, 17c; No 3, Uu. Loins: No. 1, XIVxj:
No. 2, iso; No. 4. 14S.U. Chiiiks; No l!
11 c: No. 2, 10 c, Nu. 3, V'i,c. HojiiJx:
No. 1, i4tc; No. 2, 14c; No. 4, 13c. flutes:
No 1, Ij'mC; No. 2. 9t,c. No. 3, 9o.
M.BCELLANhUU Crackeijca, 33 50
caxo, xl.ix ! ixxu. Coiuupx. . c.e;
.. ax ts cax. Honey, xx .x cjbu; Air.iue,
X uuxon tuiullois Ij a txxx 81 tacau.
Minneapolis Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 8,-Flour
Cllullgxd.
BALET-47l656o.
RV E tilu"f3.
BRAN-iW.00.
O I'l'tj No. 8. white tt'i.
FLAX-$1.81i IM.
un
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 8 COFFEB The
marital fn, -. 1 ma .,,- An..x u. . ..
at an advan e of 1 to 3 points oa a litt.o :
scattering oemana, but tne b.iylng
en iuwai iju yauon. rtio exena go on
Lx-nilnn was l-d In the h'g er With.
ml'relx pr'cs tin' hinged. Santos
cleared 44,0u0 bigs for New York.
lt end
AVAVAH. Oct 7-",tTRPF.VTIN-F'rm,
x'.r: stIos, HT Mis.; receipts. I't
this: ship me nt a, 415 bhs.; stocks, ll47
bb's.
nriTN Firm: Bal-s. bh's.; recelnta.
rh' ! sh nmnx, ,2? bh's.; ef,vcls
8n bh'.s Ono'e'lo-is: A, H,-r D V.
8""3 4: T. O, II. I. 1 4V, K. 91.KH T-.:
M 84 8 00; N. 34.2O0O.2i; WO, 8i 80;
WW, 86.00.
Melal BfarkeL
NEW TORK. Oct. 8. M ETALeV-Lead,
84 tO; apel er n t quoted. Copper, steady:
xln lr .Ivt.e. 818 1:18.25. Iron, steadv and
.unchanged. Tin. xixaoy. isoouUOa
At Uri on- ot opper. ' Ti la; fu-
turea, 7J; e ectroiyti cue. pot tine,
Cl 9 10x. futures AL4) Ijx. Antimony,
uor,
not as acti e is it was e:ir ler in tne , Laxi
HonT turned "uiat'' ook h of h "ht
..ii rj .- x' LLr -H"'.?. at. ",'! I was nothing choke here, and moat of
closed tVet 2 W in a li he"? . I ! $urchss landed at 3S.oOB8.2o. the
Tower B iles 14 7M ba -I Oetoli i , . laUer ""'ce b,',n "" tu- Afl'
lower. " H.W ba'.-e. Octler, 3 21c; th. rounds thev toon a rw mixed
1 gTrV'TX? FeTrLari''M.;. " "" UnJ"
'l1, V'.'J..!f&ykt:' .J1'! Parking grades again sold around 87.8C
',,. . "N . u 7".7:-i-': ".. P1".f on either side
:-.' - i; or ttiexe ruures. ana mi l or all tns
was reported that Santos 4s wers o'fe-e4 . ,m w.j quotable at 87.8uC8.10. During
as low as 8,c In the coat and freight , th. ut two or thres days the trade has
market or ab. ut I point x uno. r vea-er- ,.i.... ... . . x i.
lia. ixeaa, a-s ui eo. epeiier, aos
M. I
OMAHA UVEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Keceipts Lig-lit and Trade is
Slow and Prices Weak Sheep
Steadv U Strong.
EOGS STEADY T1 SOME HIGHER
OMAHA Octnher 8. tWIS.
Recelots were:
Cattle. Roga, Sheep.
. . I. Ski 4..I 4
. I '.14. :."4 :.41t
..11. 7-4 2,;tr tl4
.. 8. AM 8.4 J
.. 1410 3,i0l h.WI0
O.iKia, Monu.iy ...
1 i ''!.'" ..
Offl Inl Wednendny
Ofi'cal Thurnlay...
Kxlimat Friday ....
Five davs thU week..' 4 I 13 421 fUfl
Same days last week..r.72 lA.j&i
inie dns 2 weel aao S .! 8 13 4 7 li.;i2
f-rni e il i)s 3 wreKs ego t-.O O 2..1! 1 .1. "1
S tn e d ay. 4 weeks ago 32 : 19.7 0 lii (7
B O 1 ! t ye-.r..s8j ISi l
The following tat le ero- s the receipts
or cattle, hoes and sheep Bt the mana
Ur- stock maiket for the year to data a
coinpand w.tb last year:
ISli. lilt Inc.
Cattle S.i.A.J .sl 4 1.u 1 8
In K lll 1.H27 4 7 35 ,72i
iV'eoo .2 454 81. 2 3 7 ft)J ST.
The followtne: tnhle shown the averire
rrlers for hoxs at the Omeha live stock
msrket (or Uie last lew days with com
I ariw.ns:
lte.
iir.
fept. a); 9 t:
1 1 1, 1 :ui I ui I Ml 17
rem
mm. 2.' SIV 8 o) 8 H I 8 til 8 41 8 19
rpt. 30 ,1 8 i i 3 4 b fat. 4.J 8 11
U 24. i i4(S 8 4 8 Mai tl I 8 44 8 14
t-e
IS
4-eut .-A. ? 1 x u h u.i u ..1 1: J... Ij. i
Kept. M, I 8 10 I Uw 8 w 9 8 4i
! bepu t 7 aw 8 16
Ikll 14. k l
I 16 1 8 2.i 7 M
8 ill Ml 411 W
I .;(! I I Ml 7 K
1 e(.t. 2:i 7 24 w, 4 Mi 8 3.1
M pi. sui 7 i,x. j 8 ri
7 1...! t Ml
8 91
7 v1 7
1 II 441 ''. ' 1 I 84
Oct
O. I.
V cl
)t.
1 tk't.
I t ri 8 201 8 8.41 8 -M 4il
1 u. Hi 7 M 8 M 3Si 3 T, 1 to
1 Wet: i Ml k Jill ' 'J .i. S 4 I ul
I 7 :"! 7 de 7 (ft 8 711 3
a 4.1 1 M
Oct
7 IM-,1 7 871 7 Mi I 7.1 I 8 2.M 7 5;
i-ui,r).
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at me Union IStocx ixiuj, Houin Oniana,
Neli., lor tWKii.y-lour lioUis eiiUlntf at
o'clock p. m Thur.d..)', Outobor J. llo:
lttbCtiWla.
Caltla. Hogs. Bh'p. H'r's.
1., M. az t. 1 1
1 nlon Pac.flc 2
;. A N. V., east... 1
C. ei ,N. W., west... T
.:.. ht. P., M. 4 O.. 3
1 ., li. ek g., easl... 8
'., 14. (j., went... 13
V.. It I. 4k P.. ual. 1
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts ... 31
S 2S
3
13
1
'3 ii
4
32 38
DISPOSITION.
tattle. Hogs, f h. ep.
Morris ft Co
6J
1..41
wlit 4k Co.
Cudahy lacking Co....
Armour 4k t.o
tcbwarta ft Co
J. k. Murphy
Lincoln i Honing Co....,
to. cmaha 1'ackliiK Co.
Cudai.y, irum country..
I. enluu. Vausuni A L...
F, B. Leals
J. B. Ron ft Co
J. H. bulla
Krllogg
WcillKlniHr ft lAgen...
II. K. Hamilton
Kt.lllvan Uios
RotuaUiild ft Krets
Mo. at tvaii. Calf Co....
Uirlsile
liigxina
lluinnua
Iloih
4aker, Jones ft Smlin..
lanuur Bios
John Harvey
lieiinU 4k hrancls
Olliur buysia
;.iei
431
818
3 3
401
1H
2o8
1.N.8
38
I
6
"is
87
M
6
22
9
1
15
27
)
mt
4
8
1G
;'4
24
9
368
1..MJ
7.8J0
Totals l,i!41 3,4tU 19,414
Cii .x.u. iii cv. ins W(.io vny ligiit
oiily twiiily-xvjvmi cars using repuritd.
'i lia ofieitngs weie very common in qual
ity, thero i,eing nothing of any account
for sale. It waa. to use the aiork vards
lextiixixinn a r.nlirtiAii nt nl(4 1imk lhm.1
BKFF 8T!1R8
Na,
....
it.,..
14...
4...
9....
...
4...
...
I...
I....
7...
1...
I...
I...
1...
4...
...
...
lu...
11...
4...
14...
to...
In...
Av. Pr No.
Av, Pr,
..lXkll I U
..1IM 9 40
...1114 " A 14
...i-Xi til (11
... X4 I II
COWS.
... 741 4 II T
...luu I r 41
... x.1 8 14 9
... Ml IN 9
...10.4 I at
HiCIFERS.
... 444 I ie 9
... HI iu i
... Ill M I
... 4.4 t
... 1u4 4 0
BULLS.
...I'4 4 to 1
...1144 4 Ij 1
CALVES),
... 407 I 16 t
m in
9 4
ui in
Ixl to
144 T e
4T 11
W II)
M IM
. T
.1K4
I m
8 31
421 8 OB
40 I K)
1x1 I US
441 1 00 I.
tJ 7 60 4.
ID 7 71 I - HO 9 60
BTOCKERd AND FEEDiiKa.
141 I 14 I4 4 1
917 4 04 1$ 1..0 mi
I 10 11 163 4 70
HI M i 'il 4 II
X.X H . 114 IS
k'7 IS ti 144 t 11
10...
x
Wl t iX 47 Hi 1 H
VV KATfc.RNS.
Wastenan Cattle i'o. Neb.
54 he'fe S....011 8 10 Ocowi 10 3 5 85
14 tows Jt t 40 11 heirrrs... 9 0 8 10
L. i". Vnndergif. Neb.
12 feeders.. 824 (5 11 f o srs.. 920 8 3)
8 steers.... M 8 0) 1 bull 8.0 10)
A. J. Schmidt Neb.
steers.. ..ixr T 75 9 fetders.. 9'l 7 00
I feeUetS.. M 7 00 2 cues loW 8 Oi
H. Mlehaels-Neb.
23 feeders.. 8J4 6 70 8 feeders.. 835 6 70
Dixon Cattle Co. D
70 cows.
918 I 10
49 s'.eers..
il Biesrs..
2 steers..
24 steers..
4 calves.
.1131
T 10
x 50
b 00
li s iers...
84 stieri...
27 s eeis...
li calves...
8 cil .ts..
11.7
7 10
t to
I 86
8 7-.
1 00
917
;o2.
lil
9 '2
I 33
L2
113
lltXia k)Uvp,ia were tne smallest of
any uuy this week, only about thirty
six cais, or 2. loo head, being received.
For ihe five days receipts amount to
13 4x1 Lead, being more than H.UuO smaller
than last week, lO.ooO short of a year
and a few head short of two weeks
ago. Th.B Is the llghlext run for tbs
i. doubtful if much n.ore advance cin
4,. ,,n-id evn on the llchtxl klnH
of receipts. 1 Here is little question
however, that unt I supplies broaden
current values Vi ill la austalned, ss
packer rwht irovV sre not gilt ng any
more hoga tlian they need for their fresh
r"eai tr""de.
No.
Av.
Ch.
HI
4
84 4
tl
II
Av. Sh.
...Ill 1(0
...24 ...
...HI ...
...1:24 IS
...lot
...tVT 4
...2x1 ...
r..
,11
7 M
I us
8 u
I o
t
3 M
a i w
40 7 II
... 7 II
II IM
... 7 10
141 7 IS
.lit
. I'4
..114
..14
..111
1.4
1 1
tfrlLKP Kuppneo were very fair for a
Friday, and were three times as large
as the receipts a week ago t'day. All
told arrivals ajivounud to thirty-one care,
or about .ul bead. Prlnglng the week's
total up to 13xUl head. This Is about
.w0 laiger than last week, and Is si ghtly
heavier than a year ago. but Is a short
age of almoat M.Oo aa compared with two
I weeks ago.
flr.r r m V m t. r n km! In ftrmm
Fat Umbo made up th big end of to-
19
dav'a run. but trade opened etrt rather
marry, prices quoted on early sales
loi.Mnic fi.ll steady wllh yesterday. Later
on. huwiver. It as rpiltJ a lob to mt
steady prices, and cloning rounds were
pretty dull. A s-ofd share of the lSMha
wax cashed at 8M'i ,0, the latter $rlca
helnr the top. a there was tllthlr.g here
ro d ennuxh to make M.75. Fi.r the week
vnhies are strung and in many caas lif&
l.c M her. ...
Thrre were hardly any feeding lambs
'nrlu.vd In the day's arrivals snd the
few here were not very doxlrible. Trade
ess rpiofaMjr s eady. A few breed eg
ewes found a ready Bate, easily Tiiak
Ins 9H.0O.
Kat sheep were In extremely lleht bub
tjlv. a few bnrehes of ewes making op the
d"y's run. The few here sold to a time
h'gher, bet reaehlntf 98 10. F.wn are
folly a nuurter M-her f.-r the week, and
todays top ef $rie is a fso gain over the
hext piW raid lat Friday
oitntxtlonx 0-1 .-'--. t-ni. Tern ha
aor,rt to ei-lee. 38 vM 75; lamre. fair to
good, 3A fii ft; lamha, feelers, 37 754?
8 TO: venrll-rx f;r i rh-Mee ..7M4,'n
's llnex. feertets 4V0 T7 P; wethers, fair
o rhr. e? .-oi.-: e- es. a od to es-.re.
9- .rnV,S; eees, f-lr to goo-, . 7"T SO
9fiae"t6 10; ewes, fair to rood, 94.75.65
ewes common to fflr. $4 503150.
Itepresentatlvo sales:
No. rv
.X" Idaho lamhs M 9
lr8 Irtiho lambs M 9 7.
Idaho feeder lamb no 7 f
I.1! Wyo. feeder yearlings.... 7 8 8--.
l.4 Idaho lamla 79 8 70
914 Wyoin ntr lambs 8 9o
218 Idaho ewes in g an
jro H-ho feeder ewes 117 sr.
f2 Idaho feeder lamha K7 I x
i.yi V yo. feeder lambs SO y
rn'ls 6'ft 8 00
5"2 Wyoming ewes 107 8 Of.
4" Wyomlns; feeder eweg .. 91 5 2T.
4'S Wyoming lambs M 8 31.
140 Wyoming lambs fi 8 V
2 iH Maho lambs A4 8 7
9'4 W'yomlns; lam-hs as 9 80
11 Wynmlnir feeder lambs.. 61 T 8
670 Idnho feeder IsmhS 88 8 411
111 Idnho feeder lamha 57 T
1 Wyo. ylva. and wether. ..Ill 8
.V Wyoming lamha 7f 8 TO
6) Wyoming lamha 7 8 80
77 Wyoming lamha Iff 3 80
3 Wvomlng lamtio 7 8
l'l feeder lamha 3 IP
1CT feeder lambs 87 8 10
21 Idaho feeder lamha 55 8 On
118 Idaho lambs 70 8 r
86 Idaho lambs 8 I 85
C3IICAOO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Cattle 9tes4r Hon 9tlr Ikea
rasettled.
CHICAOO. Oct i. HOOS ReeelnU.
11.000 stesdy at ten cents to 14c Advance
ik 8 Oieji .i.tk); llgV, $;.l4i4.it; m.xed.
7.iQ8.70; heavy, 7.&9.66; rough, $.'.iw,
... , 1 l, .xf(u i.50.
I CATT LB Receipts, 8.000; steady: tiattee
. bef steers, 8t.2.".u' 10.60; western steers, 58-Tti
'tjb.DO; cows and heifers, 33.3uif3.0; calves.
1 8n.lMil 19.00.
All 1CK.P Receipts ' 12.00 : Unsettled.
wethers. $6. gofcO W; ewes, 83.70triM; lamb
38.7tj9.00.
Kenxe, ritr Live g tee 1c Market.
KANSAS CTTT, Oct 8 -CATTLB-Ra-celpta,
i.OOO head; market weak; prime fed
steers, 8l.7iu U).3j; ore seed beer steers.
88.0Oii9.R6; wes ern steers, $.Soa.00; stock
era and feeders, K.50U8.0U; bulla. l,00te.t,
calves, 36.0udj.Ui.35.
llotiS Keceipts, 8,200; market Mrfcer;
bulk of Bales, 8S.0O4ja.4a; heavy, 8S.0M M:
rackets and butchers, $.0(Xot50; light
$8u0u8.46l pigs, M.7ty7.7S.
SliliKP AND LAB Receipts, T.500
head; market higher; lambs, $8 .!:. 70.
yearilnKS. tn.K,(Qq.j0; wethera, la.7bVi.80:
ewes, 35.X&G8.0O.
St. 2. nets I've Otoek Market.
ST. LOC1S, Oct 8,-CATTLR-RecrlptJl,
2.1M1 head; market lower; native beer
steers, $;,r tl lo.2R; yearling steers and
heifers, t.f"u 10.86; cows. 8j.0048.u0; Block
ers and fenders, $ti.0(!l..7o; southern
steers, 8.1.2.Vjl6o; cows and heifers, 3l.0O
4.0O; native calves, . 8U11.3J.
. HOOS Iteoe.pts, 4.100 heed; rnsrket
kl.her; pigs and llnhix, 3rt.'.M;! 70; mixed
ami butchers, 8.UiCi.72 ; good heavy,
38. lOh 8.8.1.
SHUiCP AND LA MBS Receipts, 8.700
I head; market steady; lamua, 84.0iif.W.
siiecp and owes, 45.oo.d7.. a.
Rleax City Lira Mock Market. '
MOUX CITY, la,, Oct 8. HOGS Re
ceipts 1,700; market lV62Je higher; heavy,
8ovf,K,2: mixed, 37.H.v.tl; Tight 7.uu!
T.36; bulk of sales, 87.8Mt8.)0.
i.Al iLF Bece.pts l.Hou; market steady;
native steers, 3.V.b(.iiN.05; cows and helferx
4.76'iia.0(: csnners, 83.5044.50; sto. ker
and fed era. $l.mijii7l; calves, . 84. j0n;v.U(J.
bu la, stHgs, etc, I4.TMJ4.40.
StiF.l' Receipts ; market steady,
wes, 85.76; lambs. 88.50.
I.I ye took la glgrkt.
South Omaha 900 x,109
4'hlravn 5.000 ll.OOO
lJ.oV
8CII
T.SoO
1700
! Sioux City l.SoO .7oO .
Kansas City l.otw i,2
bt. Loula 3.900 4,M)0
ToUI receipts ....ll.riO 21,800 33, SCO
Onsahn Hay Morket.
PRAIRIE HAT-Choico upland. 811.00;
etra choice, 319.50; No. 1. 311. 004112.00.
No. 3, t O.OCHTH.OO; No. 3, 382lO 0O. Choice
midland 311. Wu 12.00; No. 1. 811.0011.80;
No. 2. 33.ro10.&0: No. I, 9.'0M. 0. Choice
lowland 81100; No. 1. 3. '01110.60; No. 3
87.4VH'i.0ft; No. 8. 35,Hj7.00.
MTHAW-Choice a heal, 3o.003i.50; cholo
oat or rye, $.Mr7.00.
. ALFALFA Choice. 312 tWU.50; No, 1.
811.tAXtfU.00; No. 3, 88.0otH0.0O.
Dry 41ooda Market.
NEIW TORK, Oct l-DRT OOOD8
Cotton goods and yarns, firm; wool mar
ket firm; domeatlo manufacturers mak
ing larger Inquiries for domeatlo wooL
Ban k Clearings.
OMAJJA. Oct. t. Bank clearings fot
Omnha today were 84.18x.U.6l, and for
tho corresponding day last year, 83.142,-
.44.10.
i i
Omaha Batter Market.
Twenty-six cents per pound to the
dealer is the prtothewseg.
American Guns to Be
Used by Australians
(Correspondence tit the Associated Press.)
MELBOl'UNF. Australia. Kept . A
large number of America n-mada machine
gttns, which the Auatrallnn government
bought In the United States sight years
ago, may bo supplied to tho next eontln
genls of the Australian expeditionary
forces. The American guna have certain
mechanical disadvantage which led the
Australian military authorities to discard
them after they war first tried, and for
tho last sight yeare they have boon In
storage. The urgent demand for more
quick-firers, however, has mads It desir
able to us thein and th guna are now
being given now tests at th Port Mel
bourn rang.
Government to Keep
Eye on Steel Merger
WASHINGTON, Oct T. Attorney Gen
eral Oregory Issued a formal statement
tday saying that any attempt to brine
about a combination of Independent steel
companies "would be subjected to thi
clisest scrutiny by the Departmoi.t of
Justice."
PROTEST AGMNST THE
SAKE CUP IN JAPAN
(Correspondence of the Associated Presa)
TOKIO, Sept. 29. A protest, addressed
to Count Okuma. th premier, against
th awarding of sak cup for meritori
ous services wag read and nthusiaafc
ally adopted at a recent meeting of load
ing temperance advocates, both men and
women, of Toklo. Th spirit of th protest
waa that this custom had th tendency tt
enooursg th drinking of splrttuouV
MViunra The nrexldSnta of the Ng'tnaxi
' Temperance league, th Nat tons) Wocoi
isa's Christian Tsmperanca union ta4 th
furs' fa auxiliary of tho National , Chrt.
tlan Temperanoo onion ' wero delegated
to watt on Count Ckum and cresset (as
pro tost