THE RKK; OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915.
11
FOU IlKNT.
lloatrt anal tottanes.
oath.
f-n. cottage; mrxi. l l H. IH It. W.
1-H(HM bonne and sleeping porch; FI-11
club district. P .Vth At. H. 't
BRAND NEW
room with sleeping porch, alt modem,
Oak flnlh, cement basement and walka,
east front lot, located 8. th Ave.
Iioe S2.P00, liberal terms.
C. 0. CARLBERQ,
S12 Frundfts Theater Blilsr.
CLOK-lN, deslralile five-room rottaKa,
modern except furnace. 6V8 8. lth Ava.
Tel. Douglas 42.1a. W. A. Hlxcnbaugh.
SJTRICTLY modern. 7-r., ilanncom Park.
cottage, oak floors. 2. Tel. Har. 4-29.
l-H moilrii i'o,iakf. U.. '!.. Har. IJ6.
t-ROOM, modem. 1959 Poppleton At a.
MoDKKN 7-room house, Park Ava.,
1.T6. Phone Harney IMS.
87 PAKK AVK. S-room mod home, US;
garage extra. Carey Cleaning Co. H. 7307.
CfibOM cottage. Ill S. 2sth St., (16. Water
paid.
6-ROOM cottars, part modern, big yard,
US. 28.15 S. 11th.
FOUR-ROOM houae, partlv modern, 24a
Ho. 17th St. Phone Douglas 4.
Fine modern home, practically new,
prettily decorated, good woodwork,
eaally heated, good location, near car
lines. Inquire 718 Park Ave. Harney 1241.
f-r. hnu.e, niol. ex. heat. K0 S, 21at.
4-KOOM houae, modern except heat. 718
Hickory St. ,
-ROOM houee, modern except heat. $20
month. 831 8. 21at St. Harney "&.
TH AVE. AND CAS9 $.7).
T rooms, 2 block Farnam line; close to
cathedral and Saunders' school. Owner
leaving city. Call Doug. 2716; evenings
and Sunday. Harney 6134.
438 North 38th Ave.
4 rooms down. In mahogany and oak:
S rooms and bath, 6 clorets. on second
floor; fine big lot. fruit, hedge, M; will
build garage, finish room 3d floor or
make sleeping porch for extra rent; lease
1 or 2 years I we citv Saturday.
Dow, Harney 6134.
After 6 p. m. Monday: Harney 477S.
FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern except
heat. 8210 Hamilton St.
t-r. mod. house. ,14 I e venwor h. W. v
DL'NDER 7-room house near car.
D. 423 or Walnut .1117.
Tel.
139 NORTH S2d Ave.
Klght-room modern house, West Far-
Iiam District. Hardwood floors, choice
ocatlon (DO.
QARVIN PROS..
(45 Omaha Nat. Bank Blag.
Mlaorllaaeoas.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, shlpa; S-borse van
and t men, 11.25 per nr.; storage li per
mo. Batista.!! ion guar. D. 4338 A Ty. 23ft.
7-ROOM modem house. 3317 Seward.
FIDELITY fi&yftfc f'KEE
Phone Douglas 288 for complete list ot
vacant bouses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. Kth and Jackson St,
B-ROOM cottage for rent, one-half block
from car. Webster 2151.
Gordon Van Co. rH
staving.
Ing,
7toraga.
119 N. 11th St.
Tel D 394 or Har. 137.
MODERN 7-room house: barn; good lo
cation; (26. 4348 Franklin Walnut 3043
SEE the Central Furniture Store's FRE8
RENTAL LIST.
A It 3 Van and Storage
iviaggaru s
mov.
tag, packtruX,
Douglas 14S.
snipping.
lill Webster St.
SEVEN and five-room houses; modern;
walking distance. Douglaa 68.
IT .mi bos Cretan Sons A Co., Bee Bldg.
nouses j parU of th clty-
Jr Ti 1 Exp. Co., moving,
I, . KeeQ Peking A storage.
vv" tyi7 Farnam D. 414A
FINE 7-room, modern house and garage,
(40. 2117 Lothrop Bt. Call Web. 7216.
FOR colored people, t and 6-room cot
tages, partly modern. 1844V19U N. 22d
St. Call Doug. 6790
tores) sun si Offleee.
BASEMENT room In modem office
- building. Harney St.; good display win
dow. Apply
ARM .STRONG-WALSH COMPANY,
Tyler 1P36. State Bank Bldg.
MODERN, convenient offices. Continental
block. Rates reasonable.
WANTKD TO BUT
WANTED TO BUT Four second hand
wheels such as are used on go-carts or
baby buggies; wheels must be In good
condition and from eight to ten Inches in
diameter and all of the same else. For
further information Phone Harney 4598.
. Scrap Iron
Wanted 1,000 tons scrap Iron In carload
lots. For prompt shipments out of north
and southwestern territory of Grand
Island.
Great Western Iron
& Metal Co.
Grand Island, Neb.
OFFICE furnlt'ire bought and sold. V
C Reed, LM7 Farnara. Doug. tl4u.
Btrlctly high grade piano Web. 372.
Tale buys everything 2d hand. Web. 4904.
HIGHEST prices for old clothing-. U. 4714.
WANTED TO RENT
NICELY furnished sitting and bedroom,
by young couple, in private family, ref
erences exchanged. M 272, Bee.
RE AXi ESTATE
FARM RANCH LAUt FOR BALE
Colorado.
I OWN 80 acres, all under Irrigation, lo
cated at Fort Morgan, Colo.; no Im
provement; price. (7i per acre. What
have you for (4.400 equity? Address 24ua
nun ri., uniKna,
Iowa.
FOR SALE lM-aira farm. 1 miles 't mm
vuuucii diuiii, on me juim-uin nignway.
Address J. Hannibal, K. 4. box 74.
Minaraotiu
Eed River Valley
Level 100 acres with rich black loam
oil; i miles trorn town; near ueighoors
and school; German settlement; farm half
iu crou and ail can be cultivated, price
(oi) an acre. Liberal terms to actual
farmer.
Payne Investment Company,
Omana National rJanit Bldg., umaha.
Stew kurk.
NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE).
II cows, team, toois. crops and hens go
with this lhO-acre farm; house, basement
barn, lit w silo, orcliard and woods. p rice,
(6.000.
Home for the homeless and
JOY FOR THE KEN'1'fc.K,
46 acres, house, barn, orchard, stream,
cows, team, I tools, price, (2io.
WHY HAMMER ALONG THE LINES
OF CITY STARVATION?
60-acre farm, house, barn, orchard,
woods, stream, cows, village one nilie;
city, k; school, 20 rods. Price. (1.4U0; (ao0
cash, (lOu yearly. W rite for photos Rail
road tare bue way to purchaser, ii MUN
buN, Ittai a. banna St.. byracuse, N. Y.
Acaraaaav.
ago ACRES of the best wheat land In
Western Nebraska; 4&0 acres school
land. 0 acres privately owned; cut near
to stacks of cbo.ee upland bay on cmy
ttart of the section this year: balance of
trass stands knee-high. This iand is
Unimproved, except t miles of fence. You
ran t find better land anywhere. Price,
.r .i.aw u nuuui ikiiu in cajin; iiji.zuu st.r
section, (4.IKX) cash, talence to be paid
(1 UO per vesr with ibteiest at ukt
cml per annum. More cash, better terms
Will not separata. Write Y 124. Bee.
FOU SALE Best large bidy hlKh-grarta
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
Utile money required C. Bradley, Wel
tach. Neb.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A HtHrtt l.4H -lR 41,10
Nebraska.
Nebraska Bargain
LOOK HKRK RF1AD THIS.
4n.ono acres of Keith county land, none
better (s to (100 per acre.
HERBS A SAMPLE.
1411 acres deeded land B miles from Ogal
lala on Lincoln Hignway; improvements,
fine grove. 7-room house, ZSxil, baMment
and furnace, tenement house. IfiiJo, good
basement, bam Mx36; granaries, hog
houses, chicken houses, cattle sheds and
outbuildings; good wells, water IS feet;
school l1 miles: 60 acres In alfalfa, bal
ance pasture. Will all grow alfalfa; 60
tons of alfalfa goes with this farm If
sold at once; fruit consists of 2S cherry
trees, 20 plums, 33 gooseberries, 76 cur
rants, 16 apples, all bearing: 0 acres
adjoining this can be leased for a term
of years If wanted: will give possession
at once, as owner is very sick.
Price (65; half cash.
L. G. Dally
Write for my list of other good farm
bargains.
8024 Davenport St.. Omaha. Neb.
UNIMPROVED 210-acre stock farm In
Douglas county for (SO an acre. Address
T 126. Beo.
Wlseoastaw
FOR SALE ao-acre Improved farm, good
frame buildings, all stock, horses, hogs,
machinery and crops; fine location, 1H
miles from Grand Rapids, county seat:
40 rods to school; all for only 14.500. halt
cash. L. Gross, Grand Rapids, Wis
Poute 1.
IITKK WISCONSIN Best dairy ana
general crop state In the union; settlers
ranted; lands for sale at low prloee oa
easy terms. Ask for booklet M on Wiscon
sin Central Land Orant. Excellent lands
for stock raising. If Interested in fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple ore hard a
Address Land and Industrial Depart.. So
Line Railway. Minneapolis Vina.
Mlsoellaaeoas.
HAVE TOI.T a FARM FOR BALBT
Writ 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 ads oa
twelve different days for (2; or U words,
(4, or 76 words, (6.
Largest circulation of sny Iowa new,
paper, (TiO.OUO readers dally In four great
atataa
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(100 TO (1.UUI made promptly. T. IX
Weed, Wead Bldg.. Uth at Farnam Sta.
CITY and farm loans, a, b, per eent
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 416 State Bank.
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture into rash.
WANTED Uvod farm and city loans at
lowest rata.
PETERS TRWr CO.. 14 Farnam.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas 22S State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. KrtMt NebnuKt farms,
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omahs National. Phone Douglas (Tit.
MONET on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
fitt CITY LOANS. C. G. Carl berg. 21
u 12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WESTERGAARD & PETER
SON EXCHANGES
(10,000 stock of good, saleable mer
chandise, good location, to trade
for land or Income property.
For land or Income property, one
of the finest and best located resi
dence properties In Blair. Value,
(8.500.
Fine 6-apartment Wrick building,
good location. Annual rentals.
(2,880. Will trade for Improved'
farm land or No. 1 residence prop
erty in Omaha. Price, (30,000.
80-acre farm In Washington
county, Nebraska, to exchange for
Omaha Income property.
206-acre, good, Iowa farm to ex
change for desirable Omaha resi
dence property.
S62-4 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Omaha, Neb. TeL D. 1280.
H. C. Weatergaard. Paul Peterson.
FOR' Sale or Trade 240 acres of land
In Logan county, (6.60 per acre. 160
acres 11 miles from North Platte. Will
take auto on this; (10 per acre. 480 acres,
well Improved, In Dawson county. Will
take Omaha payment as part payment;
(30 per acre. 160 acres In Dawson county,
improved, (26 per acre. 640 acres In
Logan county, (6 per acre. Residence,
Hansoom park district, 8-room, all mod
em. Will take small property and give
time on balance. Address 1617 S. 26th
St. Phone Red 6447.-0.
FOR EXCHANGE 160 acres near Central
City, cheap land preferred. Box it,
Lynch, Neb.
6-room cottage. Council Bluffs, 80 aores
Irrigated Colorado land; for lota or cot
tages In Omaha. Colfax (80s.
FOR Sale or Exchange 1H0 acres good
farm land. Grant Co., Minn. Price (6
per acre. Want residence or small stock
merchandise as first payment. Basy
terms on balance. Haney Land Co., Her
man, Minn.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
OWNER will sacrifice (-r., strlotly mod
era houae, with large s'.eeplng room, oak
floors, woodwork nicely deoo rated. Terms.
Phons Webster 1127.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
West Farnam Lots
East fronts on SSth St., Just north of
Dodge St., In that newly developed dis
trict, for (2,000. Restricted to good
homes making an especially safe place
to build. We have built several houses.
It Isn't too late to start one for you and
have It ready early in spring. Only two
east front lots left In the bloc It look at
them today.
Harrison & Morton
BIG BARGAIN House for sale: must be
removed; some pleasant location at 2u7(
Harney; look it over and give us an
offer. John Lof. Web. tCM.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Daadee.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
JUST NEARING COilPLE
TION IN EVANSTON
ADDITION
BRICK AND STUCCO
HOUSE OF T ROOMS. EN
CLOSED BLEEPING
PORCH AT 11T S. I6TH ST..
AND FINISHED ATTIC.
This house was built for a
home, but owing to change
in plana It must be sold.
I will be at the bouse Sun
day to show you through or
call Harney 404 for appoint
ment. A. B. GRIFFITH, OWNER.
Beasosw
Best Buy in Benson
Just the place for retired farmer
Six-room house two bedrooms and bath
upstairs, dining room, kitchen, parlor, den
or bedroom downstairs; oak Hours down- .
stairs; modern except heat; ground l:,t
lJi. excellently located. IH blocks south
of car line; nlcs lawn; fruit trees and '
small fruit; chicken house: screens and ,
storm windows the best place In Benson j
for anything like the moncy82.)0.
F. U. Oll.er, 2614 N. 61st St.. ilvnson. 1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipt of All Cereala Are Good,
with Wheat Leading with a
Total of 171 Cars.
PRICE REMAINS UNCHANGED
OMAHA. November t ims.
The receipts of all grains were very
good today, wheat leading with a total
of 176 cars.
The demand for wheat was quite active,
and the market sold from unchanged to
Vc higher.
Corn was also In good demand and
was quoted unchanged to a Ho lower.
Yellow corn was quoted at a premium of
IH" above the other varieties.
The osts market was a trine Irregular,
the No. 2 white selling about He higher
while standard oats sold a lower.
The run of rye was quite heavy again
today and this cereal sold unchanged to
Ho higher.
The receipts of barley were unimpor
tant and the market was quoted nom
inally uncnanged.
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to
Id lower; oorn, unchanged to He higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 4.SH.O00
bu. and shipments tWJ.OO bu . against re
ceipts of (.OTl.ono bu. and shipments ot
LK&.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 766,000 bu,
and shipments 946,000 bu., against receipts
of 638,000 bn. aftd shipments of 466.000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 2,124.000 bu.
and shipments l.??0,000 bu., against re
ceipts of l. 44 (too bu. and shipments of
937,000 bu. last year.
C A RIOT RECEIPTS.
. Wheat- Com. Oata. Rye.
Chicago 1 tu 237 ..
Minneapolis 123 .. ... ,,
Duluth 1609 .
Omaha . , 176 i 7g yf
Kansas City 47 64 18 ..
St. Lo Us 61 101
Winnipeg J3o6
Lead Teachers t 2
These sales were reported today:
.."heat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. 8o.
No. S hard winter: ( cars, 7c; 2 cars.
Hc; 16 cars, Wc; 11 cars, lHc; 2H cars,
fba. No. 4 hard winter: 1 cars. Mc: 1 car,
5c; 4 cars. WUc; 2 cars, Wc: 2 cars, 2Hc:
J cars, 2c; 6 2-S cars, 91c; 10 cars, (w; I
bulkhead, 88c; 1 car (61 lb. test), 88c
Sample: 1 car. 90c; 1 car. 8c: 1 car. (7c;
4 cars 86c; 1 car. 86c; 1 car. 83c; 1-4 car.
80o 1-1 car, 80o. No. 4 spring: 1 ear, tic.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car. 4c. No. 2 mixed: 2
cars, 96c; 1 car, 6Hc; 1 car, 4o. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 94c; M car, 92c. No. 2
durum: 1 car. 96c; 1 car, 94c No. 2
durum: 1 car, 94V4c; 2 cars, 4c No. 4
durum: 1 car, 93o; 1 car, 9lc. No. I velvet
chaff: 1 car. 97c. No. 2 mixed durum: 1
car, 94c. Corn No. 2 white: 4 cars, We.
No. 2 white j IH cars. 680. No. 6 white:
1 car. 68c. No. white: 1 car, 6740, No. 2
VAllnw 11 A, M- ...11 .. . 1
60c. No. 2 mixed: 1 oar, 6i1e; 2 cars, 68Hc;
cars, wc; - car, wc. mo. s mixed :
1 car (near yellow), 6Hc; 1 car (near yel
low). 68c; l car, 69c; 2 cars, 60; 2 cars,
5Kc. No. 6 mixed! 1 car. 6?c: 1 car, 67Ho.
Sample: 1 car. 6nc Oats-No. 1 white: 1
car. 36Hc No. 2 white: 1 car. 86Hc Stand-
ara: cars, Jbwc. .mo. 8 white: I cars,
S4Ho: 86H csrs. Sia. No. 4 white: 14H cars.
33Hc. Sample: 2 S-6 cars, S2Ho. Rye No. 2:
1 s-a cars, wc. no 3: I cars, imc; 1 car.
S3 Ho. No. 4: 1 car, 93Hc; 1 car, 2c; 1 1-4
oars. 91c: 1 car, 90Hc; A cars, 90c Sample:
1-2 car. 94c: 1 car, 90c
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat No. I tur
key, 99c2l.OO; No. 8 turkey, 98a; No.
2 hard, 96&9Rc; No. 2 hard. 94H6,97o; No.
4 hard. KXarac: No. Z spring, woeii w
No. S spring, 94fwc; No. I durum,
VI. VVMI Willi,, V-W)Vj
white. 67er68e; No. 4 white, bihVntMc:
No. 6 white. 67Ho8c: No. 6 white, 67Vi
67c: No. 2 yellow. 6jOo; No. t yellow
MHfUflOc; No. 4 yellow, 6H06c-. No. 6
yellow, 69WHc- No. yellow, 68irle:
No. 2 mixed. 6,ir.9c; No. 2 mixed 6&ti69c;
No. 4 mixed, 67Hf8Hc; No. 6 mixed,
67H066c: No. 6 mixed, 67674.0. Oats
No. 2 whits. SMtfftHo; tAndard, 869
85Hc: No. 2 white. 34SHc i No. 4 white,
8SHr33Ho Barley Malting, 6fl64e: No.
1 feed. 4&60c. Rye No. 2, 9WM6c; No. 8,
984C.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan Bryan, stock and grab
brokers. 816 South Sixteenth street:
Artlelel Open. Hlgh.l Low. KMose
Tes'y.
Wheat
Deo. 1 00 1 02 1 00 1 024,
1 01 1 02H
May 1 02ff 1 04tfR 1 OT 1 04H
10214 1044,
Com.
Dec. 67SJM. 1 57M4 f
' May 59HiJ" 0H 6B1Z 0H
Oats. J
Dee.f 8S SS" 8 S9
May 39H 39&A. S9H S9HWH
Pork.
Dec. 14 20 14 66 14 20 14 46
Jan. 16 67H 16 70 16 37H 14 47H
Lard.
Jan.l 8 97HI 9 90 I m
9 12HI 02H
May 9 20 27Hl 16 22H
9 26 I I
Ribs. I
Jan. 9 02Hf 9 12H 8 96 9 02H
May 9 25 80 ll7HrMr
rn
101.
1024
67
69H0H
S3
14 12U
16 46
90
9 17H
8 96i
9 974
30
CHICAGO ORA1N AVID PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; and Cloelas;
Prloes on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1. Active demand from
exporters at Winnipeg and Duluth gave
the wheat market here a decided upward
swing today after an early decline. Prices
closed firm. HW'' to le net higher, with
December at $l.024rl 02H and May at
tl.04'4. Corn gained H-nc to lo and oats
HKHc to Uc Provisions finished Irreg
ular, varying from lOo off to a rise of
32Hc.
Wheat bulls took command after the
fact becsme apparent that exporters In
the northwest who had lake vessels char
tered were finding that despite the im
mense crop movement from first hands
the car arrivals at the big terminals were
proving too small for Immediate require
ments. Besides, late advices from the
northwest appeared to Indicate that re
ceipts would soon tend to diminish as
farmers In that section were busy with
fall work In the fields. Moreover, the
Increase of the domestic visible supply
total turned out to be less than ex
pected. Excellent weather and the large re
ceipts northwest operated at first to give
the advantage to the bears. Then, too,
cable quotations were easy and optimistic
reports were at hand as to the condition
pf the winter crop In the southwest.
When once the market, however, took the
upgrade, no Important reaction oocurrf-d.
Corn developed firmness almost from
the start. Export transactions formed the
onier strengthening inriuenoe.
Oats responded to persistent buying, said
to come from the seaboard. Notice was
taken, too, of sharply higher prices that
prevailed In Canada.
Higher quotations on hogs and grain
put strength Into provisions. Selling after
the bulge, though, made the close of the
market unsettled,
Chicago Cash Prtces: Oraln Wheat:
No. 2 red. 81101.12; No. 8 red, 1.06H
1.10: No. 2 hard, nominal: No. 2 bard,
97cQ1.0t. Corn: No. 2 yellow, tSQ&oi
No. 2 white, 6S4c. Oats: No. 8 white,
S6Uti37c- standard. lHt?40o. Rye: No. 2.
21.02. Barley: 632c. Seed Timothy,
8n.oni.00. Clover. 910.00)00v Pro
visions Pork, 114.40. Lard. 18.10. Ribs,
teTMri 0. 50.
BT'TTKR Steady; creamery, 23'ttT28c.
BOOS Steady; receipts, 4..214 cases;
firsts. 27&27Hc; ordinary firsts. 262oHo;
tt mark, rases Included. 2utt27o,
POTATOES Lower: Wisconsin whites.
40 47c: Minnesota whites. 42347c; Minne
sota Ohtoe. 43C7o.
POULTKI Alive, steady: fowla lie:
springs, 13c.
FARMS TOR RENT
FOR Rent 40 acres.
nicely Improved,
two miles Hermar
nan. Orant Co.. Minn.
Haney Land Co., Herman. Minn.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
TJTBJ ART OF SHLLINO FOR CASH.
This UtUe brochure explains fully how
we can sell your real estate or business
for cash, no matter where located. We
mean it Write today describing what
you have to sell, buy or exchange, and
receive this booklet free. B. F. LOOs)
CO- 401 W. Walnut St. Das Moines. Lv-
WAjrrss
A Isrse and Innr-eatahHahMA ln..f.
ment house in Chicago and New York
desires to make arrangements with an
energetic man to handle its securities
In Omaha and vlclniiy. State age, bual.
ness experience end references
"C. L.." P. O. Box 822, Nsw fork City.
NKW YORK RlvBRAt, MARKHT
(fattens at the Day ea Varleaa
CasasaeaJttee.
NEW TTVRK, Nov. t-nU'RMarket
steady; spring Patenta, asaf6.rt; winter
patents, jj.8ejd.oti; winter stiajghts, 810
tltv.SU.
H HEAT Spot market firm; No. 1
durum. fl.UH f. o. b. New York; No. 1
northern. Duluth, and No. 1 northern,
Manitoba. 81.OK c. L f. Beffalo. Fu
tures market firm: December. ll.ueV
CORN-ipot market sieady; No. 2 yel
low, prompt.
r,I8lot n'r' Inn; No. 8 white,
43cl4HC. '
IlOl 8 Market steadv; state common to
"0, i.4, W11 3o; 1 aciflo
'. 1U llo; 1914. KU'liks.
1 .AlTWK"rltei "dy; prune. II .86; No.
L A-'Iiy M rKt firm: hemlock
flI?J,A,?Sl'"k; "onds. 8aa3V
PR6VJdlON8-Pork: Mafket Hrm;
mess. 8W.(kjl7.6t; fam.ly, 8ii.60tria t)
short clears. 8.8 .MfJ.,6.). 'teer Market
steady: mess 81 6.17 u9; family. 8l i
89 2980. r'"t ,tW,dj,: -t!
TALLOW-Market. dull; city 7Hc'
country. 7, He; special? iij. T' ,C'
M!FTEKf'rm; rc,,'Pt. . tubs;
creamery extraa. a.maoc; firsts. 2;ii
2He: seconds, 84HiHc
fihG."" V; receipts, 4.677 cases;
rresh gathered, extra line. Snh.Wc; Mtrx
J'L' M,7o: Xlr,u' S"8; aeconds,
CHEESE Firm; reVelpts. 726 boxes:
Hi,h1l m,Ik'. fl",- h"la "Peclals,
6W16c; state whole milk, average fancy
iSs,fUU .w.no,e ""'. specials,
1649iBTi,c: state whole milk, average
fancy, 16Hc
POULTRY Alive. prices unsettled;
?rre,!!r.d u,et: western chickens, barreia,
16Vr23c: fresh fowls. Iced, 12i16Hc; tur
keys, froaen, 18j)22Ho.
OMAHA ORNEAtli MARKE7T.
LIVB POULTRT-Prollers: 114 to 14
pounds. In separate romp., 17c; over IH to
Diicks. llo. Hens, over 4 pounds, per
pound. 11c. Young Oulnea hens, each ic.
Roosters, iHo. Turkeys. lc; old Toms,
16o; under 8 pounds, 8c. Ducks, mixed,
nair?' hred and fat. so!
Oulneas, each, 85c; young, 1 to IH pninds,
860. Hpmer Squabs. 14 ot. and over, 8S
IV0 H,"' Squabs: No. 1, must weigh
S.iit u.ndL rlgeons. any
kind, per dos., 00c.
FISH-Hallbut, lie: salmon red, 12Ho:
salmon pink, 9c; catfish, 16o; bull heads,
14e; Uks trout. 16c; pike, 16c; whiteflah.
16c: croppies. 18o; plcVeral. 10c
oVSTERS-CnesapeakeT
Bulk Small Large
... . , Qals. Cans. Cans.
Standards 81.86 800 900
8e'0c' 21.90 83o Km
Northern:
ftandarog 8180 Uo 860
BekecU 81 90 9Ha 4(o
vvniiw m.w wo 4ba
BEEF CITTft Rlhs- M 1 luu.. xi g
No. 8. UHc. Loins: No. 1. ilHc; No
2, 18o; No. 8. 14o. Chucks: No. 1, 10c; No.
2, 9Ho: No, 8, 8c. Rounds: No. 1, It He; No.
i ;NNo1irHo.1"lU,': N- U 10fli N
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 42c; Amer
ican Swiss, 28c: block Swiss, 2ic; twins,
17He; daisies, 17Hc; trlpleU, 17nc; Young
America. 19c: blue label brick. 18Hc;
lim burger, 2-lb., 20c; New York white.
18Hc: Imported French Roquefort, 46o.
r11.. T,r,abt Prtce furuUhed by
Olllnskl Fruit Co..
APPLES Orlmei Golden, fancy, all
sixes M.00 per box: Wlnesaps. old-fashioned
Washington, 82.26 per box; Arkan
sas Blacks extra fancy, 22.60 per box:
Staynien Wlnesaps. fancy, alt sixes, 8i2S
per box; Black Twigs, extra fancy, all
slses, 82.26 per box; Rome Beauties, extra
fancy, 82.00 per box; Wagners, extra
fancy, large sixes. 22.21 ear Li- H,iii.un
burgs, large sixes only, 2.60 per box;
Jonathans, fancy, $1.76 per box; Jona
thans. Idaho extra fancy, $1.76 ner box;
Jonathans. Idaho fancy, $1.60 per box;
Pearmalnes, extra fancy, all sixes, Cilo
rado, 83.00 per box; Pearmatnes. fancy,
8JL76 per box; Permalnes, choice, $1.60 per
J. M. Beohtel's Jonathans, $4.60 per
barrel; Domlnos, 84.00 per barrel; Wall
bridge, 84.00 per barrel; Oenltens, 8400
per barrel; Black Twigs, 84.00 per barrel;
Ben Davis, 88.60 per barrel; Missouri Pip
pins, $4 00 per barrel; York Imperials, 84.00
per barrel; Willow Twigs, 84.00 per barrel;
Wlnesaps, 84.00 per barrel; Huntsman's
Favorite, $4.00 per barrel. .
Star Brand Ben Davis, $2.76 per barrel;
Willow Twigs, $8.26 per barrel; Wlnesaps,
$3.60 per barrel; Jonathans. $3.60 per bar
rel. Shield Brand Black Twigs, $150 per
barrel; Black Twigs, commercial, $3.26 per
barrel: Ben Davis, Illinois. $2.76 per barrel.
FRUITS Oranges, California Vals.,
19AS an.1 1 'Jm tA nft 9 J u M .,.--
2M)s and 2SKs, $6.60 box; 176s. 200s and 216s',
$6. CO per box. Lemons, extra fancv. Ooi
den Bowl, 800s. 86.00 box; 8H0s, 84.60 box;
extra fancy Silver Cord, Sous, $4.60 box;
8ai)a. $4.00 box. QraDefrult. 86s. 46s. 64a
4s, 80s, $6.60 bog. Peaohes. Colorado El-
oerias, ivo dox; uauiorma ttaiways, too
box. Pears, Michigan Kelfere, $1.16 box;
W in,-- XIaIH. 14 OS V . tA.k. V.if...
....... J 1 1 . , . U UVM IUBIIU IkOlini,,
$2.26 box; Buerre Clargiues, 22.60 box.
Grapes, Tokays, $1.60 crate; New York,
Daskets, Z3o basket. Bananas, UTfx&H.OO
bunch.
VEGETABLES Cabbase. lUc lb.: to-
matoea. California. $1.60 box; head let
tuce, $100 dosen; peppers. (Oo basket; leaf
lenuce, ouo aosen; parsley, iific aosen;
celery, Jumbo, 76c dosen; western, 76o
dosen: Michigan, 76o dosen; rutabagoes,
IHo lb; cauliflower, lOo lb; wax. green
beans, $1.00 basket; onions, Washington
red, 2c lb.; yellow. IHo lb.; Spanish, $1.60
crate; pumpkin, lHc lb.; squash, lc lb.
Potatoes, Colorado white stock, 85c per
bushel,Ohloa 66c per bushel. Sweet po
tatoes. Virginias, $2.60 per bushel.
NUTS No. 1 walnuts, 16 Ho lb.; filberts,
16a lb.; Braxlls, liHc lb.: p'ans, 12Ho lb.;
almonds. Nonpareils, 19c lb,; IXLa, 17c
lb.; No Plus Ultras. Wc lb Drakes. 14o
lb.; La Aguldoca, Uo lb. Figs, 12-10 ox.,
80o box.
MISCELLANEOUS Crackerjack, $360
case, H case, $1.76; cornpops, $3.26 case;
H case, $1.76; Dromedary dates, $2.76 box;
sugar walnut dates, $1.60 box; salted pea
nuts, $1.16 can; popcorn, 40-11 a. $2.50 case.
Peanuts, No. 1 raw, to lb.; No. 1 roasted,
8o lb.; Jumbo, raw. 7c lb.; Jumbo,
roasted, to lb. Honey, $3.76 case. Airline,
$1.80 case. Oocoanuts, $4.76 bag; doxen, 76c.
Kansas City Ormtm and. Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Nov, 1. WHEAT
-No. I hard, tl.OOai.lO; No. 2 red, $1.164
1.17; December, r7MltHc.
CORN No. I mixed, 68c; No. 2 white,
68c; December, 64Hc; May, 6fic.
OATS No. 2 white, XWoOlo; No. 2
ml xed, 84ig 36c.
BUTTER Creamery, 28o; firsts, 26c;
seconds, 26c; packing, 19Hc.
EOQS Firsts, 27o; seconds, 21c.
POULTRY Henp, HHo; roosters, 8c;
broilers, 16c.
Minneapolis Oral nMarkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Nov. 1
WHEAT December, 97Ho; May, $1.01; No.
1 hard, $1.02H: No. 1 northern, ctt
$1.00H.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BA RLHY 604i07c.
RYE 95KJ.HC
BRAN $19.00.
CORN No. 8 yollow. 3H4c.
OATS No. 3 white. H'ai.
f'LAX-tl.SSiHi&'l.WH.
t. Lasts Oraln Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nev. 1. WHEAT No. 2
red. $1.14431.20; No. 2 hard, $1.04; Decem
ber. $1.02; May. $1.04'4.
CORN No. 2. old, 62i6f)c: new, 62c; No.
2 white, new, (2c; December, 65Ho; May,
68Hc.
OATS No. 2, 37c; No. 2 white, nominal.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l.-WHEAT-8pot.
No. 2 Chicago, new. Us 4Hd: No. 8 lis
3d, No. 2 Chicago, new, Us id; No. t hard,
old 12s 8Hd.
CORN Spot, La Flsta, 7g 7d.
FLOUR Winter patents. 41s.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), Ci 10s
C"i6-
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 1. PRAIRIE HAT
Choice upland, none here, $10.floi0.5O;
No. 1. .60til000; No, 2. $8 00ff9.50; No. 8,
fl.oOfl.OO; choice midland, none here,
$10.00; No. 1 $8.60.tO; No. 2. $7.60Hi.6O;
No. 2, $!flftr7.60; choice lowland. $.0D;
No. 1. $7.058.00; No. 2. 86.004rf.00; No. 8,
$4.0OC.0O,
STRAW Two ears on the marknt.
Choice wheat Is quotsble at W.u.M,
choice oat or rye, $4.6Ofr7.O0.
ALFALFA Six cars on the mtrket.
Nothing better than a good No. 1 Choice,
813..KVT.UO0; No. 1, $11.604312.00; No. 2.
W.OOO 10.00.
Oil as4 Retav.
PAVANNAIf, Oa.. Nor. L-TUTtPr7V-TINE
Dull, tOHc: sales, none; receipts,
867 bbls.; shipments, 46 bbls.j stock,
ll.V9 bbls.
ROSIN-Flrm: sales, 881 bbls.! reoslpts.
9W bbls.; shipments. 1.911 bbls.; stocks.
6R.4"!2 bbls. Quotations: A, B, C. D,
$4 41): E, F, $4 60; O. H, I. $4.56; K, 86 on;
M, tu.66; N, 8H.O0; WO. $0.20; VW, $.i.Vji
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Good to Choice Cattle Fully Steady
and Other Kinds Slow Sheep
Some Higher.
HOGS FIFTEEN TO TWENTY OFF
OMAHA. November 1. 1916.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Estimate Monday 14. M' 8..VO tf.H
Same day last week.. 16.9 4 2.s77 .I2t
Same dav 2 weeks ago 12. SW J.S75 86 4
8ii:e day 8 weeks aim 1,77 8 6.9 41.T70
Same dav 4 weeks si 12.tW1 2,24o 4.1M
Same day last year.. H.1W 8.1i2 Sl..
The following table st.ows th receipts
of csttle, hogs and sh.-ei ut the ttmahs
live stock market for tTie year to uxte, as
compared with last year: ,
liMS 191
Cattle iss TSS 77.tvs 210.974
Hogs 8.2:S 616 U9V6M 244. 0-J
Sheep 2,1H.S.H) 2.7I1.2iVl 76.N
The following telle snows the sverage
trtcea of hous at the Omaha live at k
market for the last few days, with comparisons:
Tate liHS. I 1914
Oct. 14. 6 84 HI 1 87
tot. li. S'.'HI 1 24l
t)ct. 74. 8 82 T frl
nci. V, ' '7 r:)
Oct. 18. $ 871
Ort. 1M X l'1'l 7 Ml
Oct. to. 1 HI " Ml
Oct. 81 . 1 28 I 8 64
Oct. 22. T 84H 94
Oct. 23. 1 29l 7 03
Oct. 24. I li H4
Oct. 26. 7 231
Oct. 26. 1 S3H. t 01
Oct. 27. 7 1IH 6 9X
lct. 2K.I 6 9;H 7 0H
Oct. 29. 7 06S, 7 On
Oct. 7 80H 7 U
Oct. 21.1 7 U
Nov. t. 7 02M
04! 8 il 6 37 ' 8 $71
7 40
7 44
V
7 87
7 W! 8 SH 12
7 92 2 771 2 SX '
7 an' K C4I 1 Sli 8
t 861 $ 8' 4 Ul J
7
7 67! $ W( 241 8 4,' 7 64
8 341 6 191 8 261 7
7 H I ll 8 8Aj 7 64
7 741 7 791
8 131 7 4
7 7ti 7 f!
7 711 7 ffl
T 68 7 7ll
18
6 i:l
6 041
T 70
8 011
7 87 7 7$
ouiuiuy.
Receipts and disposition of live
ut the i nion stock airts, Omaha for
twenty-lour hours ending at 2 o oiock
yesterday: IpT(M,m
Cattle Hogs.riheep.H ses.
c M A St. P 9
IHi'issouM radflc... I
I l.,n l lllu IX
io a
2
12 17
1
16 18
I
1
63 eo
C. A N. W east... 46
C. 4 N. W west.. 167
C St. P., M. O. 8
C B. Q . east... 2
c B. at cj. west.. 144
C. .It. 1. west ..
Illinois Cential .... f
Chicago, Ut. West. 64
-..,-! nMlns . 6DO
DISI'OSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Morris ft Co
a rti
H63
. l.uis
, I,
947
ti
68
"727
$74
9M6
L-2
1.3W
Hoi
jci.dahy PackingT Co
armour w
Mori ell
i.i,..nln l'ack ng 0
C.rn Mate Serum
Kay Packing Co.
v Uk V mnmunt Co..... 1 Jt
42
178
lianinn Vunsaiit ft L. . 14i
Hill ft Son
V. H. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. B. Root ft CO
J. H. Bulla
U'F. Husx
Kosenstock Bros
Mo. reary ft Keilogg..
Werthelmcr ft Uegen.
H. K. Hamilton
Sullivan Bios
Hotnsihild ft Krebs...
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
H Ik gins
Hurt man
Roth
(Faker, Jones ft Smith
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
Dennis ft Francis
L'lln-
4,6
398
76
809
M
118
L7
7M
7S
27
f.
1M
YM
213
12
11
6
2m
H8
. 340
94
. STO
. K3
. 1.961
Jensen ft Lungreen...
Other buyers
7.7D0
i Totals ..f n.002 8.337 12.070
CATTLE Receipts, while considerably
smaller than the big run a week ago.
were quite liberal. 64 cars being reported
In the varda. This was. If anything,
more than a good many were antiolpab
Ing. Unfortunately, the quality of the
cattle averaged very poor. There was a
big oversupply of common, trashy kinds,
a good many on the Texas and Mexican
order. This naturally made the trade
slow, as most buyers seemed to be look
ing for something desirable,
Good to choice beef steers were sought
after, and the feeling was steady on
anything of that description. The less
desirable kinds, by reason of their abund
ance were slow, buyers oelng backward
about taking hold of that kind, and the
morning was well advanced before many
of them had changed hands. The general
market on the less desirable kinds might
be summed up as slow, weak to lower.
Cows and heifers were generally about
steady, as the supply of cattle of that
description was by no means large. Com
mon to medium Kinds of steers coming
Into direct competition with cow stuff,
naturally tend to weaken the market a
little.
Oood to choice feeders were scarce and
sought after at prloes right around steady
with last week's close. On the other
hand, the great mass of common, trashy
kinds were slow and hard to move at
prices generally a little lower.
Quotations on cattle: prime cornfed
beeves, $9.76(fi10.00; good to choice fed
yearlings, $ (Oh.76; fald to good fed
yearlings, $.604v.OO; common to fed year
lings, $6.60tfi8 60; good to choice heavy
beeves, $9.flofr.75; fair to good cornfed
beeves. $H.2Wi00; common to fair cornfed
beeves, $6.68.J6: prime grass beeves,
H0tm.&; good to oho4ce grass beeves,
6 76; good to choice grass heifers, $6 0oli
7.00; good to choice grass cows. $6 80(j(
6.40; fair to rood cows, 86.00$(o.0; com
mon to fair cows. $8.7Mi6.00; good to
choice feeders. $7.4Oi.O0: fair to good
feeders, $68n7.0; common to fair feed
ers, $6.76a.fW; good to choice stockers,
J7.lSOtJ8.00; fair to good stockers. $6 7641
7.60; common to fair stockers, $6.506 76:
stock heifers, $6 7606T6; stock pows, $4 76
600; stock calves, $8.5076; veal calves.
$6 Mxail.50; bulla, stags, etc., $4.0a1.00.
Representative sales:
COWW.
No. ' At. Pr. Hi. ay,
11M M 8 1AM I ,0
1 10:4 I U - 4 lino M
BTOCKKItrt AND FEKUEHH
I TTI i 40
8 an In
4 rri t on
Ill 4 14
M 771 I 60
u rx 4 it
11 414 40
1 S0 4 71
41 Itt 4U
44 7t T 00
8 1121 I 44
HOUS Supply figures were the largest
for a Monday since the middle of Septm
ber, about ftfty-flve cars, or 8,600 head,
being reported In. This Is 700 heavier
than last week, slightly larger than two
weeka ago and heavier than the aaine
Monday last year by nearly 400 head.
The market opened very dull. Pacers
wore not doing anything early, and most
shippers wers out of the game on early
rounds. Three or four loads were bought
by an outsider at fully steady prices, but
that about llnlahed their early operations.
Later-on after packers had established a
trading basis shippers picked up a few
loads that were around 16c lower. One
load sold early as high as 87.86, ths dsy's
top, and one or two bunches landed at
17.80. First packer bids were fully 20o
lower than last week's close, the only ap
parent reason for their bearlshness being
that closing prtces Saturday were way
out of line with other points. Sellers re
fused to make so largo a oonoeaslon with
out trying the marks t out. and nothing
was dons until nearly the middle of the
forenoon, but In the end they were forced
to accept figures that were about 1620o
below Saturday. It did not take long to
effect a pretty fair clearance once a start
was made, and most of ths offerings had
been cashed before a10.
Bulk of the aales landed at $7 tttgrr.OS,
with an occasional load "undor the hill'1
and a few scattering bunches as high ss
$7.16. Aside from the few early sales at
vi "K, iiuLiinie soia aouve 97.10.
No.
At. ah. pr.
No.
42...
U ..
71...
47...
II...
41...
74...
At.
.Ill
..a
..Ult
..tm
..IM
..i4
Pr.
1 M
f M
7 10
7 11
t 10
7 M
7 84
St..
II..
II..
41..
..117 ... ( T5
..121 M M
,.U4 1 I to
,.1I1 IM IM
.11 i 7 ou
4u4 7 01
7 04
7 04
.178
FIGS.
M 81
t 14
41...
It...
...H4
.... M
..101
4 71
j BHEEP The unlooked-for break at the
tm.mx wtma piiui ui( SUppilOS tO
a great extent and this morning's run
was the smallest for a Mondsy since the
last week of July. Only about fifty
seven cars, or I6.O11O hsad, were received
This Is only a little over half as largo
as a week ago, is 21.000 smaller than two
weeks sgo and a shortsge of 4.7UO as
compared with the corresponding day
last year. For the first time elnce early
in the range season Monday supplies
here were smaller than at Chicago.
Fat lambs were very scantily supplied
and packers who hsd very bearish no
tions on Isst week's close were forced to
let up a little. Trade was dreggy con
sidering the else of the offerings, but
first sales of fat lambs looked shout 16c
higher than Friday, or steady with last
Thursday, $ft.76 being the figure paid In
most of the early transeotlona
It turned out to be pretty much of an
$8 78 deal on what fat range lam ha and
the good oornfeds there were here. One
little bunch of rangers took $8 66. Values
were generally 16c up. In comparison t'i
the totsl receipts fat ewes were fairly
well supplied. However, there was a good
demanif, and prices were generally 10c
h In her, bulk soiling around $.V60, as
against the limit of $6.60 on last week's
close.
Feeding lambs and ewes mads np a
big share of the offerings, but outlet was
easllv broad enough to take care of the
light run and everything moved In good
S'Mon at firm prl.-es. Bevsral bunches of
Sood feeding lambs made 8. AO. last Fri
ay's to , and others touched 8H. 60.. Popu
lar prloes for feeding ewes were W.ofwt
6 :6. with some that came In the bteed
Iiik class up to $6 60,
Quotations on slieen and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. $x.66tm.76; lambs, fair to
good, $8 6Nfi " ; Iambs, feeders $7.76,K 60;
yesrllnga. fair to choice, $6 0"r6 60; year
lings, feeders. fAfl0Sr7.lt; wethers, fair to
choice, t6.604i6.7S; ewes, good to choice.
$.'..2f4 80: ewes, fair to good, $4.7Mf6.26;
ewes, feeders. $4 6ofi5 40.
CHICAGO 1.1 VK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Hoars Firm
Sheep Weak.
nilCAOO, Nov. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
17.000 head; market firm; native beef
steers. as.loillOM; western steers, 36idl
K.76; cows and heifers, $2.8Mf8.30; calves,
$7.:.vfrii 00.
HUIW- Receipts, 22.000 heart; market
firm MrlOn hiuhrr- Inllk. 8s.70fl7.86: light.
I $i.tttfi7.Ho; mixed, K.5.mi'J.75; heavy, $.40rif
l.nn, iiiiian. " '. w. IMS', T-. ' .
SHEEP AND LAM llH -Receipts 21.000
head; market weak: wethers, $.OOiir6.66 ;
ewes, t3.7u4i6.7B. lambs, $6.60&8.M.
St. I.nnte Live ork Market.
ST. liOUIA, Mo.. Nov. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.400 head: market lower; native
beef steers, $7.6tiin.2ii; cows and heifers,
8it.4Vkli8.tO; yearling steers, $S.5ttT10.5O;
stockers and feeders, 6vui.7i; soutiiorn
steers, $5.26(118.60: cows and heifers, $4.00t
6.60; native calves, $H.00tii 10.60.
linos Receipts, 11,800 head; market
lower; pigs and UkMs, $.8tf i.h6; hv
and butchers, $7.26tr7.; good heavy, $7,&
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt s. 1900
head; market steady: lambs. tAOftftO .00;
shenp and ewes. t6.6tV7i4.60; yearlings, $6.. SO
tr7.25.
Kansas City Live "took Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mil,, Nov. l.-CATTLB
Receipts. tS.OOO head; market strong:
Prime fed steers. 8.4r10.00i dressed beef
steers, 38.004fe.16: western steers, 86.5019
6.60; stockers and feeders. $6.60iu.60; bulls,
tt.fiOmoO; calves, 86.OW1O.0O.
HOUS Receipts, 8..00 head; market
higher: bulk, 87.10dtT7.40; heavy, r.l5.46;
packers and butchers, $7.10if7.60; light,
$7.10rr7 .50; pigs, t4.2ftr7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18.000
head: market stesdy; lambs, $8 26(fi.!;
yearlings. 86 50mi7.26; wethers, $6.76i4.0O;
ewes. 85.S5(fi.38.
Hoax VUr live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. Nov. 1. CATTLE
Receipts. 9,000 head; market steady: na
tive steers, 86.00fr7.00; butchers. $4.760'6.3A;
canners, 83.6Mr4.JR; stockers and feeders,
J5.SMi7.00; bulls, stags, etc 84.00jt6.10.
HOOS Receipts, 1.800 hsad; market
steady; heavy, $6.964r7.10; mixed, $6.96;
light. 86 90JW .96: bulk. $4.90137.00.
BHKICP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6,000
head; market steady; ewes, $3.50it.26;
lambs, $6.76.4a
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 1.CATTLI9 Re
ceipts, 2.2O10 head; market steady; steers,
$7.004jl0.t; cows and heifers. $4.0043O.O!;
calves. $6.onlf9.60.
HOOS Receipts, 2,700 head; market
steady; top, $7.25; bulk of sales, $4 96
7.25. .
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts. L100
head; market dull; lambs, $K.00US0.
Stock In Slant.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 14,600 8.600 15,000
Hloux City 9,000 1,900 6.00
Kansas City 33.000 8.7"0 13,000
Ht. Louis 8.400 11.800 8.000
Chicago 22,000 17.000 21.000
Total receipts 66.900 42.800 46,900
Ifew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. MERCANTILE
PAPER Wi per cent.
BTBRUNd iLxCHANOE 410-dsy bills,
$4.60; demand. $4.Ki:6; cables, 14.64.
SILVER Bar, 4Hoi Mexican dollars,
87o.
BONDS Government, stesdy; railroad,
strong.
TIME LOANS Easier; 80 days, 80 days
and six months, 2ihv8 per cent.
CALL MONBY-Steady; higher, f per
cent; lower, 1 per cent; ruling rate,
per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; closing
bid, W per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Closlnk quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. g. ref. Is, rrg.... M Mo. P- rv. Is 41
4o eoupon N. T. O. 4b. 4t.,..inl
V. n. is. rrm 101 N. T. rit 4Hs 10S4(,
4o eoupoa 11 N. T. atato 4 Ha... 10044
U. S. 4s, rg 104 N. Y., N. H. ft H.
4a eoupon UO n. 4a 117
Panama la coupon.. lflt No. Paclflo 4s 9244
Am. gmsltsrs 4s.. ..WT 4 o
A. T. T. s. 4H..10', O. a. L raf. 4s 91
Arsinur ft Co. s.. M'iPso. T. A T. 6.... HH
Ati-hlsos tb 4s.... II .fans. roa. 4Hs 104
Bsl. A Ohio 4s su So sen. 4Hs
Cn. rscirio 1st U Hualns son. H
Cbss. A UMl 44S.. B. L S. F. t. 4a 74
C. H. Q. I. 4..... 4"4Bo. rss. er. ss lisj 4
Clltiri 4V4'.,lon do nt. 4s
O. R I. P. r. 4s. . Rsilwar ts 10144
r. A S. rot. 4Hs..., 81 linlna I'stlfle 4s..., 4
D. a K. O. rsf. 6s.. 40 Mo ev. Is tl
Brio Sn. 4s 7414 U. g. Rubbrr ts... 10144
Osn. Bloetiis ts HHSt'. ft. maol ts 1M
Ot. No. It 4 .... 91 WsUsh 1st ts 101
111 Con. raf. 4s hSWmi. I'ninn 4Ujs.... mil
K. C. So. raf. ts.... MWWast. Bias. st. 4s..lttw
1,. N. unl. 4a flliTAiiilo-Fronch Is ,. 97'
M K. ft T. 1st 4s.. 19H
DI4.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Nov, l -COKFEW-Mar-Jet
opened steady at unchange to 9
points advance owing to moderate out
side buying and liberal shipments from
Brasll to Europe. During the day, how
ever, there were sufficient hedging sell
ing to hold prices down although the
undertone was steady. The close was 1
to 8 points not lower. Sales, 43,!60 bags;
November. December, January, February
and March, t.6ec; April, 73c; May, 6.7Cc;
June, .81c; July, 6.86c; August, 4.91; Sep
tember, 6.96c.
Spot market steady; Rio No. 7. 7Hc;
Santos No. 4, Wire. Rio exchange was un
changed. The Rio market was 76 rels
lowor at 61671 for Rio No. 7s. and Santos
unchanged.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. METALS Lead:
Offered at 84.90. Spelter: Not quoted.
Copper: Firm; electrelytlc, $l8.12Hial8.a6.
Iron: Firm; No. 1 northern, $16.6in7.;
"No. 2, $1.2!81.75; No. A southern, $14.76l
17.2.',; No. 2. H4.6Oi(17.00. Tin: Strong at
$3i.a(8.00.
At London Copper: Spot, I7 2s 6d; fu
tures, A75 12s; elei trolytlo, f8S. Tin: Spot.
163 10s: futures, 163 16s. Antimony, (126.
Lead, 23 2s 6t Spelter, 71.
Magar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. SUQAR Raw,
firm; centrlfutjal, 4.46o; molasses,
1.6m.-; refined, steady; cut loaf, i.Sto;
crushed, 6.16c: mold A, 6.80c; cubeis, 6.40c;
XXXX powdered, t.60c: powdered, l.46oi
fine granulated, t.36c; Diamond A, t.36o;
confectioners' A, t.26o: No. L I. loo:.
Futures opened Irregular today, with
November 4 points higher on covering,
while other positions were unchanged
to 3 points lower under liquidation.
1 ' 1
evaporated Apples 41 Dried termite
NEW YORK, Nov. 1. EVAPORATED
APPLES Firm; fancy. 94r9Hc; rholoe,
8H0HHe: prime. 7Ho.
DRIMD FRUITS-Prunes. strong; Call
fornlas. IVCUHej Oregons. 8rrMtc; apri
cots, firm; choice. V.vvfa', extra choice,
10','tttOHct fancy, HtJllHo. Peaches,
steady; choice, 6c; extra choice, 6Hc;
fancy, 6i(i"c. Raisins, firm; choice to
fancy, seeded, 84ft6Ho; seedless, 9(&nlc.
Dry Coeds Market.
NEW YORK, Not. 1. DRY CrOODS
fitaple prints and percales advanoed here
a cent a yard, men's wear was strong;
second advances announoed In spring
carpet lists; raw silk 26 yen higher at
Yokohama and local markets strong.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Nov. 1. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 82.914,301.25 and for ths
corresponding dsy last year $2,994,762.63.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. t, COTTON Spot,
steady; good middling. 1.44d; middling,
7.10d; low middling, t.tid. Sales. 8.0U0 bales.
NEW YORK jiTOCK MARKET
Mm Investment Shares, Led by
Railroads, Atoend to Higher
Quotations.
WAR SPECIALTIES ARE HEAVY
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 Under the Influ.
ence of further favorable trade conditions
an disclosed hy some remarkable atate
ments of railway earnings, many Invest
ment stocks ascended to hlRher quota
tions today while specialties were dis
posed to reaction. The heaviness of the
latter Issues was due In part to Intima
tions that the allies had decided not to
1ay the higher prices demanded hy A mor
ns.!; a for munitions and slml ar supplies.
Railroads were the governing factor of
the session, Canadian Pacific being the
chief feature with a maximum gain of 11
to 194, or about 15 points above laat
week's low price. Canadian's advance,
which was partlv shared by Its subsid
iaries, was attributed more to a driving
In of the short Interest In thst stock than
to sny actual developments In connection
with the company's affairs, although its
earnings show substantial Improvement
over the correnpondlng period of last
year.
Pennsylvania was another strong rail,
rising 2H to olH. more than recovering
Its quarterly dividend. All the eastern
lines, as well as grangers and Parlflcs
averaged a point or two higher. Fries
supplementing their gains of the last fort
night. Some diversion a as afforded by
the strength and unusual activity of all
the low-priced southwestern shares, led
by Missouri Pacific.
United States Steel rose fractionally to
88-la, a new high level for the current
movement, at the opening, but later lost
this gsln and considerable more, closing
at 87. Rathlehem Steel's weakness was the
subject of s me apprehension, the stock
opening at 500, a decline of 24H. later
falling to 460, one intermediate quotation
showing a loss of i& points. Bethlehem'
Una! price was 41.
Studehsker, Paldwln locomotive, Mac
wells and Cruclbls Steel were lower by
2 to 10 points, but coppers were fairly
steadv. Utah rising over a point to the
new record of 74 Closing prices were con
flicting, with an Irregulsr undertone.
Tutnl salet aggregated 1.1000 sharea.
Pennsylvania railroad made a net gain
of 11. 662.000 on Us eastern lines In Sep
tember, while the system west or nus-hure-h
contributed fl. 141 .000. records ex
ceeded only twice In the mads history.
New York Central reported a net gain
Of $1,736,0(10.
Bonds were strong, witn higher quota
tions for convertible Issues. Total sales,
par value, amounted to $6,215,00.
United States and Panama bonds were
H to 44 per cent higher
Numher
on stocks were as follows:
Sam. HUn. Lew. Class,
Alaska OolA 1.n I3H 18 St
Allla-fnalmara l0 4114 4014 41 1
AmarlNtn Heat Sugar.,.. o s
Amarlrun Daa 4 4144 tl 41
Amarlraa !.oreottvs .... '." "1 ,7H M .
Amsrtnan ft. H 1,000 !
Am. S It pf 109H
Am. Hmar RWInlns T.InO IIH lis 1144
Amartosa 11 Tal H,") ir n 1,
Amarlraa Tndoow 714 Hi IK) til
Anaconda Coppar W.H'O m ! H '
AtnhtMl I.1A 1WS li'l4 1K4 ;
Paldwln lwmln .... Xl lrrvt 11 Ul
Baltlmors Otilo ll.t-oo M4t M4
Bathlaham f1ao 1 too 4M 440 ,
Drooklra Hapld Traaslt.. 4. 000 t4 SS U4 '
Oslltornls Iatm1auni .... MO ls, 14e II
Canadian Paclflo I7.0n 194 18444 1(1244 .,
Central latlor Sim 4I4 Wi 01
ChasapaHka A Ohio lO.luiO ;H IV4 41
Chloaso U W , liv, 4 11114
Chlato, M. 4t r 11. at) W" 4S
Chlraso A N. W t.mn 1I"U, 111 1W .
rhlrago, R. I. A P. Rr. 4.1' 1H HH 1"44
f'hlno (ppr 11. inn MS r44 M4
Oolorsito Fuol A Iron.... 4.SO0 SS 44 ll4
Crurll.la Btnal II. 0 Sf, 114 UV.
nnTor a r. n. ptd to J1 i" 11 :
lllatlllors' geeuritlas .... 10.200 44 47 47 ,
Brio tl),4ll 44 42 41
(tenaral Blaotrlo 4, TOO 1 iso T
Uraat Northara pru 1,700 1M J2r. 124 .
(Iraat No. Ora clfa 4.400 12 M 61
OtissaatMlm nsploratloa.. I "0 Tl 78 Tl
llllitote lntre 000 vs tl lot
Interboroush Con. Corp.. IS. Ml 101 tt s
Inanlrailos Ooeiwr H,7ot 44 44 44
International Marraator ln
Ksnasa City Roulnara. . . . 14,400 K 11 14 ",
lhlrh aVIley 4.I0S 41 Dn nfv ;
Iiulrrlllo Naahyllle... ano ls iw lis
ISanlnan Patrolaum 1.7no 40 h IM4
Miami Coppar 4. ins w 14 l '
Mlaaourl, K. A T 1.400 17S 16 111
Mlasnurl Pai-irto 41. K) 1 1 '.''
Natlosal Blatult 4ne ISA ltd 1!4
Knllonal ImiI lino 47 47
Narad Copnor 1104 ir, 1K 1M1
Naw York Cantrs! T.sno 11)1 ii loj
N, T.. N. H. H I 100 si M 11 J
Norfolk A Waatern 14.100 li! 1!P to J
Northarn Paclho 11 0 114 114 111 ;
Psrlflo Mall (,000 a i -
fscltla Tal. A Tal 41 ,
PannarlTsnta 81.100 41 sn sm(
Pullman Palana car 4c ! 1" is4
Har Con. CViaar I.Kio 17 24 ?
Heading 11.400 M ! fn c,
Hapubllo Iron A Htsal.... I. ton Ml u 14
Houtham I'aclflci ll.fKW 111 701 101
Smiths Rallwsy 11.700 34 M l- ,f
Studabafcar (tompaar .... U Om 171 1X !
Tonnsaaae Coppar !,no 14 M S.1
Taias Company 7t 17 1K4 17
Union Paairio lT.ftM) 1S lui 114
Union Pad do pra 400 M 12 .' "
t'nltad mates tftoal M.n n gr 17
1. H. Rual hl l.ooo llt llt. lti
I Hi Copiwr M. ino 74 TJ ;i' t
Waslara Union Ice M 1144 12
Waetinshotisa Bloettis ... ll.Srt 72 Tl Tl
Montana Towor St) 40 ce S0 .
nmaral Motors 841
Wahaah prd 14.41.) I 11 11
Total solas for tas day. l.ltt.dno sharoa
PENNSYLVANIA ROAD EARNS
$7,000,000 IN SEPTEMBER
PHILADELPHIA. Nor. l.-The net
earnings of the Pennsylvania railroad
lines, east of Pittsburgh for the month,
of September amounting to $7,282,021,
were the largest for any one month In
the history of the company, while the
gross earnings of $30,817,261 have been
exceeded only twloe.
For the months of August and October,
181$, ths groes earnings were slightly
larger. The net earnings for September
exceeded those for the same month last
year by nearly $1,500,000.
In making publlo Its statement tonight,
the company attributes the large earn
lngs to an extraordinarily heavy traffic
In the eastsra part of the country as a ;
result of the shipment of almost every
kind of manufactured materials for use
In European countries.
Use The Bee's "Bwapper" Column.
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What Will Happen to
War Stocks When the Kaiser
and Lhe King Shake Rands?
f An article that eppcarMl
In the September number
of McClure'i Maf ailne will
ir you an Idea as to what
lot of the go-called war
lunply plant will do to
utilise their turplus facili
ties when peace again
reigns In Europe,
f W thought the article so
practical that we secured
McClure'i permisilon to
publish It In pamphlet
form. In order that people
Interested In War Stocks
could slso up the situation
for themselves,
f It win be sent without
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for l-o w including booklet
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