THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1916.
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MOVING AND STORAGE
rinifcp: OOF WAREHOUSE
i , (.palate locked rooms (or houeebola
g4.da eod plaooa, mov'ng. tacking en.
.nipping
1 ' OMAHA VAN AMD 8TORAUB CO.
. , ' Ml . 16IB (It. DoiMlu ll.
f i FIDELITY
RENTAL L P L u
bkrvic r SXTjlU
Phone Do licit tits for complwl
I tot of vacaut bouat and apart
Mli; tlao for storage, moving
lain ano j season st
. Vj. SXCjCjU uackinn Md storagi
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real moving eervlce try oa Large
l-hnrse padds. vane Stoma, II av,nth.
r BotlstactlOL guaranteed Wt movo yon
MUICHKH, UMBAftH ANU SAP Kit.
.., Pbtne Tylar St) or Douglaa fill.
GOKDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF VVAREHOUBB.
Packing, storage and mov
ing II N. Utb t Pboa
DotlBiaa 14
. METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
- Ca rani attention give ta orders I
BMvtni. t.:klna or etorag. offlca at Ray-
-soond Furniture Co.. liil and Uli How
: grd t Phona n ana.
... Van and two maa
waggaiu u n par hour
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing
; iterate and shipping Pboaa oag Ull.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
m SOUTHWEST BARGAIN
14,000 For a dandy llttla homo, vary well
bant ana arranxea, romimni oi
lara-e living room, with fireplace, din
lng room, kitchen and pantry on flrat
floor; finished In hardwood; two nice
tied rooms and bath on aacond floor
large cloaeta, etorage room. Choice
corner lot, paved atreet, two blocks to
ear and Hanacom Park. $600 cub
will handle U.
. D. V. SHOLES.
' tff City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Dong. 49.
: PE have clients with cash who are look
lng for good first-cess, cloaa-ln invent-
men I property.
HI ATT COMPANY.
141 Omaha Nat'l Bank. Tyler 60.
VB HAVE for aata on very eaay terras a
aplendld residence at 111 N. lid 8L Thi
bourn baa eight rooms, all In fine eon
ditlon. The lot la 10x141. It la In a vary
desirable neighborhood and the prtoe la
certainly low. j
' ALFRED THOMAS.
SOS First National Bank Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL NEW 6-R. STUCCO.
LOCATED 43D AND DODUH
INSPECTION TODAY
2:30 TO 5 P. M. i
$600 down. Price 14,200. Easy term
Beautifully decorated oak Boors and nn-
lah. Everything up to last minute; spien
dioiv built.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS OPPORTUN-
' ITY
OSBORN REALTY CO..
tOl Omaha Nat'l Bit. Bldg, Douglas 14T4.
WEST FARNAM 6 -room, all modern cot
taga on Far nam, near 42d St.; lot 60x111
'..s THIS BEAUTIFUL, NEW
8-ROOM HOME.
RfeAL FIREPLACES BOTH UP
AND DOWN-STIRS; SO. FRONT.
Finest quarter sawed oak floors and fin
ish. .
French doors all the lateat butlt-ln fea
tures. Built by .day labor; piano (In lah.
-uouDie garage, you must aee to appro-
Bee owner, case ttl.
till LINCOLN' BLVD. II -room
strictly modern, wltb hot water
"pougla "1111. . , '
beaL
North.
NORTH SIDE.
O-roomsrstrlctly modern bungalow. Liv
ing room, dining room, dens and kitchen
on first -floor; two bedrooms and bath
on aacond. Entire house baa just been
newly decorated. . Oak floors and oak
woodwork on first floor ; maple floors
and hard Dine finish on second. Full ce
ment basement- Furnace heat. On paved
street. South front. Owner haa reduced
price from 14.000 to 13,600 for cash sale.
rAYSita in v nioi muni wuurJUw x ,
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
NEW BUNGALOW.
. A five-room, strictly modern bunga
'low. wltb oath. It Is flnlahed In oak.
up-to-date but It -In features and light
ing fixtures, full baaement; large attic
ecated at 1021 North lech St Frio.
. IS.160 Easy lertna.
."NORMS & NORMS.
400 Bee Balldlng. Phoue Douglas 4STS.'
SIGHT-ROOM house and two lota for aele;
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
IS and SS4 North lltb street boil
vardi two houaea, with 1730.00 annual
rmtal, large tot, elooa in. want offer at
4V P. BOBTWICK SON. -1001.
100 Be Bldg.
Tyl
OPPORTUNITY.
' T-room house, modern except heat, t
Iota, east front, fine shade, S blocks to
1 oar, cemented garage, 13x10. Price 11,050,
terms. Save agenta' commission, 4010 N.
14 th st
T-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH PART; COST
al.00. BELtL AT 14.100. AUDKBSB .
BEB.
atoUHTZK PLACE ree.r1ct.Ml dlstrlctreei-
. oenc rnr saie r v nnieei. n iio.
ton P.A1.E t .ere. Improvd. Col. 1646
KEW North Sid. bungalow; .well location;
18.160; terma eaay. Colfax 1836.
ill! N. !9TR ST. Thla naw (-room bunga.
low oak and pin. flnlah. 46 f.at aaat front
lot, full baaam.nt, modern in .very way.
Turn.r, Colfax S7SS.
South.
BUY A HOME CLOSE IN
AND SAVE CARFARE FOR 10
OR 15 YEARS, THEN SELL AT
AN IMMENSE PROFIT.
, . $6,500.
2I 8. llth St, 10 ft aaat front.
, b.autlful cottai., with front hall,
parlor, library, dlnlnr room, bath, I
v bfldrooma, kltchan and aummar
kitchen. All modern; . hardwood
floora in , room.,
W. A. HIXKNBAUQH. OWNER.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 4326.
: . . FIVE ROOMS-NEW
All modern in every detail; living and
dining room all oak flnlah. with built-in
bookcaeee; pantry with elaborate cup,
boarda; Icebox room; full baaement with
1 floor drain; ahadea; elerrlc flxturea and
creone; all furntahed. Thla la a real bar
gain at 12.760; 1600 caeh, balance on
terma to ault. Other, ask aa much aa
11,260. Located at 1016 Deer Park Blvd.
Let ua ahow you thla week.
TRAVER BROS.,
706 Omaha Nat. Bk.
Doug. 6886.
6836.
Gvenlnga web.
SOUTH BIDS BAROA1N.
Oood 6-room cottage, corner loi, 16th and
O sta. ; city water, gaa; only 61,600, on
eaay payment..
OEORGE O. WALLACE, (14 Ke.llne Bldg.
HOUIKD WANTtiU
. r W HAVK BUYBKtf KOR HDUKi
, WORTH THK UUNKV IN ALL PART.
, OF THE CITI L1BT TDUR PR'IKB-
TT WITH US FUR RK8ULTS.
tXNKIL REAL KSTATK INS A OCT..
Brandela TealM Bldg Tyler Itli.
14ia CENTER St. 6-room. new. modern
home, walking dlatanca. Terma.
. BEBKA MUfllU Doug. till.
Miscellaneous.
$200 CASH
BALANCE $18 PER MONTH.
6-room cottage, modern except heat, new
maple floor., good barn and chicken
SCOTT AND HILL CO..
Pougla. 1006. Oround Fl. McCage Bldg.
INVESTMENTS. INSURANC7 64M i
come on price. 12,600. tng 2 houaea.
rooma eavh n.ar high achool and
Crelghlon college Alao 6 and 6-room
bungalowa. 8J0O down, and two I room.
tvb down, belanc. monthly.
CHAS K WII.LIAHgON CO.
NEW 8-room bungalow, modern; price,
z.ooo; terma; rente for (lb per tnont
ARCHER REALTY CO..
680 Brandela Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
TAKE the Lockwood Drive. Oo west on
Farnam or Dodge atreet to 62d street,
then turn south.
North.
OWNER must sell east front lot on Fonte-
nelle Blvd., In Clalrtnont. Will sell at
sactifloe price If taken at onoe. Call
Douglas 1711.
1 ACRE Juat west of SOth on Titus Ave.
Freytag, 14th and California.
MiscelUneous.
Ak ua about
WAVERLY PARK. '
Harrison Morton.
A OOOD lot for 176.00 S good lota for
76.0S each Close to a oar lln. II dowa
and Sr pn week Boi mi. Omaba Bee
TAKE the Lock wood Drive. Go west on
Farnam or Dodge street to 62d atreet.
then turn south.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benton.
START TOUR HOME IS BENSON!
BUT THIS LOT.
110,00 down and 114.00 per month; prtee
zeo.ov; aise eoxiiis; tocatea on iocusi
St., between Clark and Bumhara, not far
from school and car Una. Geo. R. Wright
Beeornr-e, un.ana.
Dundee.
WILL take a cheap lot aa part payment on
my tmnaee lot. Address Box 87kl, Bee.
TAKE the Lockwood Drive. Oo west on
farnam or Dodge street to 62A" street.
men turn soutn.
Florence.
NETHAWAY has I. 4, fc, 20 and ISK-acr
impr. tracts for city property. Flo. 228,
South Side.
4-ROOM residence. South 8'de. tl.COt; (C
caaa. oaience lift per mo ta Pous. gs
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT.
0-room modern house, on paved road,
and 10 acree of ground; some fruit and
alfalfa; one mile to oar. Will leaae for
ona year.
W. S. FRANK,
Douglas 3800.
HILLCREBT
Only k tew tracts left: cheapest and
beat acreage property near the city. Prices
ana terms very reasonable. C. R COMBS.
bib Brand is Theater Bldg D Mil,
l-A. Blk In Falraures. new Brownell Hal,
aismrt i j :anar Hcraaue Bldg
KEAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'ty
INCOME prottrty near Ford plane 16th St
.iwner. nafney ai.
REALESTATE TRACKAGE
ACREAOB an the car Una, fl.OHQ. Id north
rnone uougiaa swti.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Real Estate. Lands. Etc
BEE WANT ADS GAINED 11.010 MORE
FA id adb than uy other Omaha newa
paper alr?d In first seven months lilt.
Oood result at laas
cost .a the roaeon why.
OOOD lot. desirable location, will take used
Ford aa part payment. Webster 0100.
Ranch specialist, sell or trade ranches for
city property B Fran t a lift Brendela Bid
TRADES TRADES TRADES.
Farms. Cattle Ranches, New Apart
menu, Flats, etc ABBOTT. 4 Patterson
Block.
REAL ESTATE lnvettmenU
FOR SALE.
Double brick St. Louis flat, within four
blocks of ldth and Harney; close in; bar
gain price.
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglas 1311. City National Bank.
INCOMB PROPbRTT
Renting for $6 per month. Price 17,000.
Mortgage 13,000. Want land or residence.
W 8. FRANK. 101 Neville.
&EAL ESTATE
WM COLFAX.
7fll Keellne Bldg Doug 1171.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED 4. 1 and roomed boueee tnat
can te sold for 010J oasb, balance 111
per month; give oonaplote deaorlptlon Orst
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH It CO.
1120 Farnam St Tel Doug. 1004
IN EXCHANOE for good 7-cassenger 6-ovl
indor touring car, either good vacant lot or
houee and lot. Address Box t30. Bee, or
call Harney H16. between 0 and 1 p. m.
WANTED Listings of real estate In Omaha
for sa e N. P Dodre A Co.. Harntiv St
at 16th Telephone Doug 820.
FOR SALE 8 F. D. Wead. 310 3. 10th at.
FINANCIAL
FOR SALE Twenty-three shares of pre-
terrea siock oi inaepenaeni xeiepnone
uo, oi council Biuira, e per cent semi
annual Interest. Council Bluffs Abstract
Co.. 200 Pearl St. 1
Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages.
PER CENT to I per cent on beat etaaa elty
reaiaenoaa ir amounts uuv up. awe farm
loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TKUktT CO . lU Farnam St.
OMAHA nomn. East Nebraska farm.
O'KEEKE RUAL UBTATE CO..
1010 uroaba Nat Phone Douglaa ITU
000 MORTGAGE, bearing 7 per cent seml-
ann.; secured by property valued at $7,100.
Talmage-Loomla Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
FARM and city loa ta. ft-m anil per sent
H T homes Keellne Hldg Uoug 1I4S
,.. MONhlY HARRISON a jlohTUN
pt L- 010 umaba Nf Bank Bldg
MONET to loan oo Improved farms and
raneneo we aiao muj gooa larss nsn
tages Kloke Inv Co.. Omana.
IMiM'T FAT IN INHTAM.URNTH
PAV IN 2. 2. or 0 TEARtt. BbHT PLAN
SHOPEN tft CO.. UL.UU.
REAL EKTATG LOANS WANTED.
THUS IL McUAltRT
KEELINE ULDO TEL. RED 4144.
no to tlV.uutl made promptl F D Wead.
Wead Uldg , lsth and arnam bim.
REAL bSTATE loans, 0 per cam. to
D b. buck CO..
Oil Omana Nat Bank.
CITY and farm loans. 0 144. 4 per cent.
j n i minor, i Sj ua til Keenn Bldg
PER CkNT and 9 per cent money. Toland
AiTrumuull. 44 8 Beg Bldg IJti 17Q7
NO DBLAT
W T GRAHAM.
BEE BLLKI
IONET oo hand fdV elty and
farm loana. H W Binder. City
Tienorai ttana eiiag
CAUWIM CTpMCi 144 Omaha
' UA.vu.N,t Bank tilda
400 to loan. p. 1204.
Abstracts of Title.
At.H Title. Quaran.ee and Abetrart Co.,
1 I 200 171b St.. ground floor.
Bonded by Mass Bur.d.og snd Ins., Co,
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of.
flee la Nebraska. Zfft Brandela Thoa.er.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MISSOURI PARM 110 cash and IS
monthly; no tnturst or taxes; highly pro
ductive land; close to I big marketa Write
or photographs and full Information
Munger, A-110. N 1 Life Bldg. Kansas
City Mo
LAND BARGAIN'S 16 down. !& monthly
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry land,
near town, southern Mieenurl. Price only
iiOt). Address Bo 108, Excelsior Springs,
Mo.
HEAR MB JtO aorfs smooth land nar
splendid town. Fair Improvements. Price
11,400. Other farms. C. E. Scott, Mountain
View. Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
GREELEY COUNTY FARM
WELL IMPROVED,
At auction, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1 p. m.
Thla farm Is known aa one of the best
In the county. For detailed deaorlptlon
write or see
NEBRASKA REALTY AUCTION CO.,
Cental City. Neb.
140 ACRKS Knox county farm; 110 acres In
cultivation; balance pasture and hay; fair
small Improvements; running water; roll
ing land; want modern dear residence,
Omaha, up to 16,000 or $4,000. Price 160
per acre. F. J. Dlshner, O'Neill, Neb.
1,660 acrea .near Wood lake; cuts 400 tons
hay; running water; fair buildings;
fenced; this Is In the big hay country
and thla ranch (a priced to sell; Ill.Ov per
acre; terms.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Keellne Building
FOR SALE 1,400-acre fine stock ranch.
near Atkinson. Neb., on Northwestern R.
R., good buildings, corrals, running water,
plenty - feed. Big returns. Good . terms.
M. Lemen, 111 E. Kelsey Bt Blooming
ton, in.
FOR SALE A square section, all fenced.
windmill and water; 60 acres broke;
north of Taylor, Neb. Will trade tor
confectionary stock In good, live town.
T. H. Adam, Hebron, Neb.
100 AND SO-ACRE Johnson county. Neb.
carrae; wen improved. A bargain In Im
pr jved 10 in Sarpy county.
FOR Nebraska and Iowa farms, state whtl
you want, we have H- W. T. Smith Co.,
0U City Nat. Bank Bldg.. Omaha.
FOR SALE For 116 per acre, cash, my lm
provea zie acres aajoimng uncaon, Neb.
W. A. Olive, Indlanola la.
Oregon Lands.
STOCK and dairy ranches. We have a
few good ones In sunny southern Oregon.
One specie! snap at 146,000. Perfect, mild
climate; fine soil, pure water, out range.
Write for list. G. L. Druinmond, Glen
dale, Ore.
Wisconsin tanas.
UPPER WISCONSIN beet dairy and en
era i erop state id toe union. Settlers
wanted; lands for sale at tow prices an
say terms; excellent lands .for stack
raising aaK for booklet 10 on Wlsco.isla
Central Land Grant; state acres wanted.
If Interested in fruit lands, aak fur book
let oo Apple Ore bards Address Land Com-
mlsslnnr IVw R.Hway Minneapolis Mint.
POULTRY AND PEf STOCK
JUST received, new shipment of bright red
Japanese Goldfish. Special, price, 16c egjEh.
Max Oetsler Bltd Co.
FOR SALE Harley-Devtdson motorcycle,
good condition, new, paint, fflO. Apply
janitor. WKard, court Apt., ii B. list.
Damaged Wheat el.ffi a hundred. A. w.
Wagner. K01 N. 14th.
AUTOMOBILES
DON'T PAIL
TO VISIT THE
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
OF THE
WILLYS-OVERLAND, (INC.),
6047 Farnam St. Douglaa 8291).
FOR 8ALB Great bargain If taken at once.
Wooda 6-paaaenger electric car, almoat
new. Call at Blackatone Oarage. 8616
Farnam.
AUTO INSURANCE
Fire. Tk.lt and Liability at l.waat ratee.
". atlLLT, EIX1S THOMPSON.
l-1 Clly Nat'l Bang Bldg Done. 1811.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
1201 Fa nai SL Douglar 121).
" Chalmers Roadster.
1010 Paige Touring. '
1014 Dodge Touring.
1011 Moon Touring.
Wfl will trade you s new Ford tor your old
INDUSTRIAL OARAOE CO.,
20th and Hamty Doug. 1211.
WILL sell my 1014 Ford, touring; first-class
condition; has genemotor, electric, starter
and lights, demountable rims, sto. Ad
drpss A. 2423 Valley Bt
CADILLAC, 7-pansenger, good condition, sell
cneap or will trade cor smaller car or va
cant tot. Phone Colfax 2000.
BEE WANT-ADS OAINCD lf.100 MORI
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained in first seven months till.
i uooa retuita at i
cost Is the reason why
CRORSTOWN OARAOE, D. 4442, 216 S. 24th.
farts for Midland, Oldsmoblle, Hup
" ftppwrson - ib ana oo, vene "40.
OUR REPAIR WORK WILL SATISFY TOU.
TELL 4fc BINK.LET,
tilt ITarnev flt Ttnit 1K1S
CORD tlrea lor Fords, 30x1. $1.16; 20x2 "A.
tt,if. uwnall tvi V.
Farnam Bt
Auto Repairing and Pain ring.
STROMBERO SERVICE STATION.
OEOROE W. WILLIAMS, 1600 Jackson SL
Carburetors my specialty. Red 4142.
100 reward for magneto wo can't repair.
Coils rps! red Haysdorfer, 3ie N. lltb.
EB Auto Rsd later Repair Service anj
prices ngnr im p isin r.f u Tiff.
Auto Tires sno Supplies.
DON'T throw 'away eld tlrea W make one'
new tire from i tid nee ana save you is
per cent. 1 In 1 vuieanlslng Co.. Id 10 Dev
enporr i imens nen iwugias i:ie
lO.oim STOrK of Pennsylvania tires, guar
anteeo t.oou miiea. ror sale at reduced
prices by Duo Tire Co., I'M I Chicago.
Automobiles for Hire. .
FORD for rent. Tou may drive It. I charge
by mil. Doug. 1122. Evenings. D. 1670.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
AHLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bar
gains In used machines Victor Rood. "The
Motorcycle Man.' 2708 Leavenworth.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities.
New York, Oct. t. Flour Unsettled.
Wheat Spot, firm; No. 1 durum, $1.11
i nara, si.reu no. nortnern. uuiuth.
$1.01; No. 1 northern, Manitoba. $1.14, f.
b.. New York.
Corn Spot, steady; No. S yellow, $1.00,
1. f.. Now York. -
Oats Spot, quiet; standard, 6liff64tto.
Hay Quiet; No. 1, $1.06; No, 2, 16a; No,
00c; shipping, 76086c.
Hops Steady; state, common to choice.
lllfl, 4&$63c; 1016, l16c; Pacific coast,
1010, 14fflTr; 1816, Offllc.
Hides Firm ; Bogota, 13 0 20o: Central
America, I336c. j
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts. 20c: sec
onds, 27c.
Provision Poik, firm: mesa. 130.000
21.00; family, $10.00024. 00; short clears.
127.002O.00. Beef, firm; mess, $20. 25-9
; family. $23. 60634.60. Lard, firm:
tddle west. $16.10ff 2011.
Tallow steody: city, OVic, nominal: ooun-
try, special, Othfflle; special, lOtfae,
ButterWeaker; receipts, 10,041 tubs:
ere me ry, 2 6 ff 2 4 c ; flrsta, 1 4 ff 2 6c ; sec -onde.
12ffimc.
i5gg Irregular: receipts. 0.874 cases:
freeh gathered, extra fine, 20O40o: extra
firsts, 37B38c; firsts, $4ff36c; seconds, llff
33c; nearby hennery white, fine to fancy,
6051e.
Cheese Firm: receipts. 1.702: state, freih.
specials, 21 tSl He; do average, fancy, 10 Ho
rouitry iive, quiet; oroners, iicj row Is
17ff20o; turkeys, 20c; dressed, very auleL
prices unchanged.
Oil td Rosin,
Savannah. Or., Oct. 7. Turpentine
Firm; 43"c; sales, 282 bbls. ; receipts. 281
bbls. ;
snipments, ze pois. j stock, 23,742
bbls.
Rosin Firm: sates, 000 bbls.: reeelota.
,064 bbls ; shipments, 602 bbls.: stock. 17.-
072 bbls. Quote: A, B, C, D, E, tl.OU; F. O.
.20 M, I, K, M, N, $8-20; WO, $0.40; WW,
.60.
who Did nt
Ad Welgast tost the deoleton to an un
known in a four-round bout the other night.
Meybe It waa Willie Ritchie, disguised as a
wop.
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
Cash Wheat Market Active, but
Irregular Run is Heavy
and Demand Oood.
CORN DEMAND VEEY POOR
Omaha, October T, 1110.
The cash wheat situation was oulte ac
tlve, but prices were rather Irregular, th
market being quoted from tic higher to lu
tower. The wheat run waa quite heavy and
the demand, while It waa not aa strong as
usual, waa sufficient to take care of the
receluta at the Drevalllna orlcea.
The bulk of the No. 2 white sold at 11.11
and the No. 1 hard sod at ll.M4f Mitt,
few choice care selling at slightly better
prices.
The corn market was very alow and re
ceipts or this cereal continued light,
The demand tor white corn waa very poor
and the market aenerallr rrr?d from un
changed to lo lower. No. yellow sold at
84e, the top price for the day, and white
and mixed corn of the same grade sold
around OOOlltte.
The oats market was a trifle weak ana
sold from O tto lower. The demand was
fair and the bulk of the receipts sold at 46o.
The better gradee of oate sold ud to 4ft few
4o ana tne iso. and sample graces
aUUI.a. Il"6-I O,
Rye was in good demand at slightly bet
ter prices, and barley waa quoted un
changed.
Clearances were, wheat and flour, equal
n 104,000 bu.; corn, none; oats, 2!, 000 uu.
Liverpool cloee: Wheat, steady; corn,
steady to Mi lower.
Primary wheat recelnts were 1.717.000 bu,
and shipments 1,074,000 bu., against receipts
or i.mu.ooo bu. and shipments of 1.73,900
du. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 141.000 bu.
and shipments 491,000 bu.c against receipts
or iis.uuw du. and shipments of tis.ouo nu.
last rear. -
prunary oats reoelpta were 1,242,000 bo.
and snip men ts 081,000 bu., against receipts
or svu.uuq du. and bhipments of 72.voo bu.
tast year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Whoat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
K ansae City
St. Louts . . .
Winnipeg ...
82
111
204
914
232
121
241
107
700
10
These sains were reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 cars. 11.50
4 care, $1.18. No. 2 hard winter: 1 oar,
11.00; 8 rare. ll.OIVOi 2 cars, 1 1. 6; 14
cars, 11.68; 1 car. 11. o7',. No. 8 hard win
ter; 1 oars, dark, $1.61; 1 ears, I1.6TW; 4
care, $1. 67; 11 cars, li.fHi'; 0 cara. I 06
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car. 11.64: 1 1-0 cars.
11.02. Sample hard winter: 1 ear, $1.04;
2 cars, $1.1,1; 1 car, 11,61; 1 car, 91.46; 1
car, $1.41. No. 4 spring: 1 car, $1.11. No. 4
duum: 1 car, II 68. No.,2 mixed: 1 ear,
11.60; 1 car. $1.67 S. No. 8 mixed: I cars,
$1.00; 8 cara, $1.66Uj; 2 oara. $1.61; 1 car,
i.e. ; s cara, ii.bT; l-b car, 11.6 V. No
4 mixed: 2 cars, $1.62, No. 2 mixed durum
I car. fl.SOfe
Rye No. 2: 2 cars, $U0V,. No. I: 1
oar, ii.zu; l car, fl.80.
Barley No. 2: 1 car, $1.01; 1 car. $1.00.
Corn No. I white: 1 car, 81c. No. 2
yellow: 1 car, 84o. No, 3 yellow: 2 cars,
84c. No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 83t4o. No. I
mixed: 1 car, fi3fcc; 2 cars, 88o; 1 car, llfto.
No. 0 mixed: 2 cars, 76c.
Oats Nb. I white: 1 car, 46Kc Stand
ard: 1 car, 4 5 He; 7 cars, 46o; 1 car, 46o.
Noj 1 white: S3 2-6 cars, 46c. No. 4 white:
i oar, 44c. sample white: 0 cars, io,
1 car, 41c.
Omaha Caah Prices Wheat: No. S hard,
ll.&Tftjl.iiS; No. 8 hard, ll.t4ffl.B7 No. 4
nara, ii,6Iihi.m: No. 1 snrlnt. II. 6601. 14
No. I spring, $1.63ffl,01; No. 1 durum, $1 00
vi.aic; no. s aurum, 9i.6BOl.si. torn: no.
2 White, 83ffR8to; No. 8 white, I2ffl80)
No. 4 white. 82ff82ttc; No. ft White, 829
82fcc; No. 0 white, 81ff82c; No. 2 yellow.
14ff84c; No. 8 yellow, 88ffR4c; No. 4
yellow, 88ff82c; No. t yellow, 124 ff
83c; No. I yellow, llHOiaa; No. I mixed,
8344ffllttu; No. 1 mixed, 2ff82Siot No.
4 lnlxed, 81ff82c; No. 6 mixed, lOffllo; No.
0 mixed, 77ff?8u. Oats: No. 2 white, 4&"
4Qic; standard, 4!Qibo; No. 8 white,
44ff46c; No. 4 white. 44ttff44c. Bar
ley: Malting, 03 96c; We. 1 feed, lOffSOo.
floU N' 8 'L30'l,tl; No' -1'w
Omaha Futnrea Market. .
The local futures market continued bull
ish today and ODenlna nrlcea were (,).
Reports that Germany Is negotiating for
peace were empnaiicany denied at washing
ton, and with heavy exoorta aalea and t
decidedly bullish Argentine situation many
of the local traders look for continued
high prices. The bulk of the local trade,
which waa quits active, was lara-elv In De
cember and May wheat, and thess options
advanced steadily December reaching a
high mark of $1.01 and the May, 1.6B.
The corn and oats marketa were rather
qulel and these markets advanced more
in sympathy with wheat than from any
Biiungjoiiuaiii, ajuea,
ixicai range of options:
Art
upen . High Low I Clone I Tes
Whf
Dee. II MQ
May 1 64
July 1 8714
1 $641164
1 06 164
1 $7l271$
71 n
1Z 7H
1 IS 164
1 66 164
1"
flft 71
78 74
47 47
41 48
Deo. I 71,
May I 7$
i a
Dec. 47
May 40
47 I 4T
40 40
Chtrago closing prices, furnished The Bee
by Logan Bryan, stook and grain brokers,
aio sourn aixieemn street, omana:
Art. Open. I High. Low. Close, j Ves
Wht
Dee.
May
July
Corn.
Dec.
May
Oats.
Dec.
May
Pork.
Deo.
Jan.
Lard
Dec.
Jan.
Ribs.
Oct.
Jan.
1690168!
1 MHjIlMHI 1 00107
1 1)7
1 68
167
111
1 32 1 84 181 1 14
7670 70 70 70
18977 71 77 71
448 40 41 40
62062 02 11 6I
23 80 28 OS 18 80 22 00 I
22 80 18 60 22 21 II 60
14 OO 14 17 II 06 14 IS
13 46 18 $7 1$ 40 II 01
14 07 14 10 14 07 14 10
1 87 II $6 II 47 II $SJ
70
Tl
$1
II 76
II 16
II IT
II 41
14 IT
II 46
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION-.
Denials of Fetww Talk Load to Rally ta th
Frio of Wheat.
Chicago, Oct 7. Wheat prices took an
upward wly today, influenced chiefly by
official denials that Ambassador Oerard'e
visit to the United States had anything to
do with peace proposals. The market closed
etrong, lo to 0o net higher, with De
cember at $1.60 and May at $1.6$. Corn
gainea c, oats sinisnea unchanged to
shade lower, and provisions unchanged to
11 cents higher.
Liverpool advices, telling of fears of re
newed submarine activity, were Ignored, and
the da-r'a business was over before the Ger
man undersea war craft had arrived after
crossing the Atlantic, and apparently waa
in a position to work unexampled havoe In
shipping. Unmindful of suoh a contingency,
the wheat pit gave attention to the bullish
news at hand, which Included rumors that
the British government would commander
the Canadian eupply of wheat.
Announcement that damage from drouth
In Argentina was being extended on a
broad scale, did much to strengthen the
wheat market here. Sharp increases In quo
tations at Buenos Ay res gave a stimulus to
buying, and so, too, did signs of a decrease
In the United States visible supply total
on Monday.
Corn rallied with wheat. Oats averaged a
trifle lower, despite the strength of other
grain. Receipts of oats here this week
more than quadrupled the amount for the
corresponding time last year.
Higher prices on hogs afforded A basis for
a ris In provisions. Lard touched the
highest levsl In forty years.
Prospects of a larger crop movement next
week had a bearish Influence on corn. The
bulge In wheat formed only a temporary off
set After opening c lower to o uo
the market hardened a little all around anrf
then underwent a moderate sag,
vats weaaonea witn corn. Then waa an
evldenoe of any urgent demand.
Hlghei quotations on huas sttanathanerl
provisions, packers isemed to be giving sup
port to the market.
nutter -Firm; creamery, IO0!4e.
Eggs hecelpts, 0,707 casts; unchanged.
Potatoes Receipts, 41 cat; unchanged.
Poultry Alive, unchanged.
Department Orders.
Washington, Oct, T. (Special Talearam t
Civil service examination will be held on
November ll for DoatmasUr at w.nM
Neb., and Da He 11, S. D.
t'ost masters appointed: South nalrot&
Corona, Roborts county, Oenrge L. Lleb,
vice Ous H. Hart, deceased. Wvomlna.
Cora, Fremont county, Samuel V. Hoff, vice
Lydla E. Steele, resigned; Hlllght Camp
bell county. Tosten D, Sprlngen, new of
fice; Lenoro, Fremont county, Mrs. Mary
E. Weed, vice F. Sandelt, sr., resigned ;
Owen, Albany county, Minnie t Wagner,
vice May Koon .removed,
Bert c On i finer of Johnson City, la., has
been appointed clerk In the , War depart- i
moot.
HEW YORK. STOCKS
Market Experiences Another
Slight Chill in First of
Two-Hour Session.
ADVANCES MARK CLOSE
New York. Oct T Today's stock market
experienced another slight chill In the first
of th two-hour session, but more than re
covered, closing with a strong undertone
and numerous net advancea
Much of the heavy trading of the first
hour waa attributed to an eager short In
terest and liquidation from Interior points.
It was regarded as significant that rallies
and actual gains were effected on very
moderate dealings as compared with the
heavy transactions that accompanied the
decline. Total ealea amounted to 086,000
shares.
Trade reports were In Una with similar
Intelligence of the last few months super
abundant prosperity. Ttana exchanges con
tinued on a phenomenal scale with exports
of raw and manufactured produota- making
greater strides.
Other features of Ike day Included the
discharge of the Mercantile Marine receiver
ship, restoring the property to the share
holder, and additional railway statementa,
notably the August report of the Chicago,
Rerk Island A Pacific, disclosing an In
oreeae of net operating revenue of mare
than $1,000,000. The clearing house state
ment again failed to reflect the activity of
the stock market. Reserves decreased by
more than $4,400,000, reducing the excess
to $88,066,480.
Bonds were Irregular on comparatively
light dealings. Total sales, par value, $1,
716,000. United States coupon la and Panama
coupon Is. roue half of 1 oar cent on call
during tne test. ion.
Number of salsa and Quotations on lead.
lng stocks were:
Bales. High. Low, Close.
Am. Beet Rugar,.,
American fan...,.
Am. Car A Foundry
4.100
6Ki
6.000 6414 68
6,100 60S 67
4.600 tit. 76
8.400 111 It HO
Am. Locomotive.,.,
Am. smelt, ft Ml. .
Am. Mutrar Ref . . . .
Am. Tel. ft Tel
Am. ., L. A 8 ... 2.100 41
Anaconda Copper.. 20,200 04 ,
Atchison 0 H0V 107
Held. Locomotive.. 11, $00 80
Baltlmoro A Ohio. 300 1IU
Brook, Rapid Tran IIH
B. A 8. Copper.... 1,600 14 11 00
Cal. Petroleum , ..... 22H
ltnatftinn Patilflet 1 tafia. 1U. 16. If
vdii l hi unmnr, ...
Chesapeake A Ohta
C, M, UU P
Chicago A N. W...
C.f K. I. P. Ry,,
Chlno Copper......
Colo. Fuel A Iron. .
:::::,:::::
1,600 IT 1$
121
1.000
1,600
1. 100
1.200
iou ton
00 $4 04
II 00 2 07
Corn Product! Kef
Crucible Steel
10 14
it oi
44 44
17,100
Distillers' Securities
100
$,100
n-ne
sou
nisi
General Klectrlo...
Oreat No. pfd
Great No. Ore otts,
Illinois Central,,,.
Inter. Con. Corn
1.300 1I0U
HOD 110U 11
1,400 44 42
100 290 101 :
100 17 17
Inspiration Copper. 11,000
Inter. Hstrveftter
00 00
Int. M. M. pfd. etfa. 11,100 110
K. C. Southern.... 000 $7
lYenneuou uopper.. jo,4UO
Louisville A Nash.
too Hill
Mexican Petroleum.
Miami Copper
1,810 IB)!
"ioo "i
"l'.ooo Wi'
1.400 31
n.ioo 111 :
K. A T. nfd.... ,
Mleeourl Paclflo. . .
Montnna Power...
National Lead
Nevada Copper. , .
New ToMt Central.
N. T.. N. H. A H
BUD
o.iuo :
7, COO j
1,200
Norfolk ft Western
Northern Paclflo...
Paclflo Mall.......
Pacific Tel. A Tel..
Pennsylvania 1,100 08 $8
Ray Con. Copper.. 2,400 28 II
Reading 84,700 ill 101
Ren. Iron A BteeL. ll.aoa 11 7
B hut tuck Arts. Cop. 7,100 81 80
Houthern Paclflo.,, , 101 101
Bout hern Rallwav.. 11.000 11 U
8tudebaker Co 1,400 186 114
Tennessee Copper,. ,
Texas Company,.,. I.IOO 811 111
union i-acino It.SOO lt 141
V. 8. Ind. Alcohol., 4,400 127 U 124
steei ,. iiioo .11 ill
8. Steel nfd ,
Utah Copper....... 11,400 fl 04
nnn pia. "B ., s.tvo is
Western Union 1.L0O 101 &
100
We. ting house JCIeo. 11,700 OOft
Total sales for the day, 411.00 shares.
Local Stocks an 41 Bote?. '
Quotation furnished by Bums. Brlnksr A
co., 4i-di umaba National Bank building
Stocks Bid. Asksd,
cuaany p. co., T per cent, pfd. 1-4 100
Deere A Co. pfd 01 II
Doug. Hotel Co. stock 10 TO
Cons. Casualty Co 1.4$ 1. 10
Fairmont uream. co. com, 116
Falrm't Cream, Co. pfd, 7 pet. .108 10T
O. M. ft B. Co. 7 pet. pfd 11 100
t Rye. Co. pfd 01 Tt
Lincoln Tel. A Tel. cam., T pot. 01 104)
Mt. S. Tel A Tel. Oo? Ill 111
o. ft a u. Ry. ft b. Co. pfd..., oo ii
C, H. Ht. Ry. pfd T4
O. A C. B. Bt. Ry. com. ...... 41 02
Peters Mill Co. pfd $0 100
Packard Motor Co. pfd...., .100 10$
Updike Grain Co. com ..101
Union Stock Yards, pet stock-108 102
Swift A Co. stock ......104 164
Bonds-
Armour ft Co., 4s, Ull.... 12 Sl
Am. Tel. ft Tel, notes 100 100
Booth-St. Lonls Os' 1131 00 lOfl
Boise, Idaho 4s 102 . 102
i nio. uuy ny. i;o. isi bs, iht t iuo
Chi. Tel. Co. 1st 6s, 1021. 101 101
Com. Edison Co. lot, 141 .... 1 02 101
Cudahy 1. CO. 1st 6s, 1124. ...101 10
Domln. of Canada Is, 1031,, ,,100 100
la. P. C. Co. 6s. 1110-24...... 00 100
K. C. Ry. 1st 6s, 1044 00 IT
Los Angr-les Ry, Ea, 1044 86 17
O. A C. B. St. Ry. 0s. llll.,., 16 07
Pac. Oaa A B. Is. 1041 0T 00
Pack. M. Car Co. 6s, lilt.... II 00
City Psrls, F., 0s, Oct. 16, llll, 17 01
Swift A Co. 6s, 1144 100 101
Trenton, Neb. Bleo. Is, 1O21-2O.104.IO 101.60
Coffeo Market.
New Tork, Oct. 7 The market for eof.
fee futures mads new low ground for the
movement during todays early trading, with
later fluctuations Irregular. The opening
was i to t points lowsr. with March con
tract selling down to I.OTo and May to
8.61, Offerings were wen taken around In
Hlal figures, but after a rally to 1. 00a for
March and l.07o for May, prices again eased
under pressure from trade sources. The
close wss nst 1 point higher to I points
lower, na its, xx.ouo oags. October, i i.ee
November, 11.66c i December, 1.62c; January,
s.mo; reoruery, i.eee; Marcn, l ife; April,
l.llri May, 1.04c; June, I. Tic; July, 1.74a;
August. 1.71c: September. 0.18c. SdoL dull
nominally unchanged at 0o for Rio Ts and
11 c for Santos Is. No fresh offers were re
ported In the cos.1 and freight market
The official cables reported a decline of
180 re is in Santos figures, but spot were un
changed at both Rto and Santos.
Omaha Hay Market.
Omaha, Oct. 6. Way Pralrtsi Choice up
land. $10.60011.00 (must be extra ehnlna to
bring $11.00); No. 1, $0 00010.00; No. I.
$7.0000.00; No, I, $6.0007.00, choice mid
land, $0.60010.00; No. 1. $1. 0001.10; No. I,
$7.001 00; No. I, $6.0007.00; choice low
land. $7.6001,60; No. I, $6.6007.00; No. I,.
$6.1000.00; No. $, $4.0004,00. Straw
Cholae wheat, $6.000 6, 60 ; choice oat or
rye, $1,0006.1.0. Alfalfa: Choice, $11,600
14.10; No. 1, $12.60011.601 standard, $10.60
011.60; No. I, $10.00010.60; No. 2, $8,000
I 60. v
ttgar Market.
New Tork, Oct T. Sugar The futures
markst was quiet today and after opening
steady at an advance of $ points on the
sctlve positions prices eased off slightly on
scattered liquidation for over the week-end,
with closing prices unchanged to 4 points
net lower. Sales, 3,100 tons, October, 4.06c;
December, 4.4le ; January, 4.20n ; March,
4.01c. Raw sugar, quiet; molasses, 0.12o;
centrifugal, 1.02c. Refined, ateadv: fine
granulated, 0.80 07. 00c.
Omaha Hid aa4 Tallow Market,
Quotations furnished by Bo! las ft Refers.
611 South Thirteenth street:
H'deg O. No 1. lle: No. I. 1 7 tea
Ore-n No. 1 10 e; No. I, 16e. O
bulls: No 1. 16Wo: No L 14Ua. Deaoona.
xech. $1.76 Horse No I $6 00; No I
$4.iu Ponies, fine aneep pelts: Largo.
II. 1. 076c. medium to small. 7101!,
Tallow No I Re; No I. Tp.
Metal Market, '
New York, Oct. T. Metals The sooner
market hes shown continued firmness. Of
fertnr of electrolytic for delivery durlna thj
balance of this year era small with nominal
quotations ranging from $2O.or0ZS.8l. On
of the larger agencies has rpr.rt-d sale of
January al $11.00 and today's quotations for
the first quarter ranged from $17. 26032.00.
iron was uncnangea
Cottosj Market.
New Tork, Oct. T. Cotton Futures
opened barely steady; October, 14.00c; De
cember, IT. lie; January, 10.06e; March,
17.12c; May, IT.IIc; July, 17.1 4c,
Cotton futures closed Arm; October. 14.01c:
December, 17.26c; January, 17.23c; March,
17,40c; May, 1 7.11c. SpoL quiet: mlddllna
i 68
8016)
S HI
138
4T 41
16 06
104 1A0
14 8T
II U. II
uplands, 17.10O, oo sales - t
LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Cattle Higher for Week
Tat Sheep Up, Feeder
Lambs Steady.
HOGS
LOWER FOR WEEK
Omaha. October 7, 1616.
Recalpt. werei Cattle Una. 8hep
Official Monday 18.767 ISM 81.66
(Tina. TuvMilay U.Ktn 7.66? X6.06I
lrft,'tal We4n.Mrtay ... B.KSA 6.417 8M III
Official Thunder 6.0 6.786 S9.H4
Official Friday 8.0.74 8.4X1 10.816
K.tltnate Saturday. ... 4110 1,800
81 1 dare thla week. ,,T.e!8 67. 806 138.017
Sam. day. laat week. .. 0f H.4S3 174.871
Same dare I w'k. ago. 47, 167 36,000 146,161
Same daya w'ka ago. 86. 640 J1.6SS 136.860
Rama daya 4 w'ka ago. 16.006 18,668 68.688
Same dava laat .ear. 86.696 16.618 136.160
Reeelpta and dl.DMltlon of live .took at
the L'nlon Stock Tarda, Omaha, for twenty
four houro ending at 8 o'clock p. m., yea
t.rdayt RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hoga.Hor'a.
C. M. St. P 1 4
Mlaaour! Paclflo -...; 6
Union Pacific 1 7
C, 4b N. W., eaat 1
O. N. W., weat U 6
C. BL P., H. O S
C. B. Q.. weat 4 1
C. R. t P., eaat 3
Total recelpta 84 S7
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Hogs,
... 414
... 210
... 110
... 0&2
... 78
Morris ft Oo ,
SWift ft Co
Cud shy Packing Co... ,
Armour a co
Schwarts A Co
J. W. Murphy
Independent Paoklng Co..
ftenard ,
114
1X1
71
Total . 8,717
Cattle There were as ueusl on a Satur
day net eriough cattle to cut any special
flguro In the trade. For the week receipts
amount to 41,026 head, bo lng the smallest
stnoe three weeks ago, but at the same time
slightly larger than a rear ago.
Beaf steers have been gradually firming
up and at the cloee of th week Doth natives
and greasers are I So, higher than last week's
ciose.
Cows and heifers have alao Improved
Steadily, being 26040c higher. Fvedera
which were a little elow toward the latter
part of the week, are over l6026o higher
than the low time two weeks ago.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to oholne
beeves, 110.000 10.H0; fair to good beve.
$8.76010.001 common to fair beeves, 16,000
I SO; fancy heavy greasers, 10.00010 00;
good to choice grans beeves, $7.1600.00;
fair to choice grass beevea, $7.0007.86; com
mon lo fair grass beeves, $8.0007. 00, good
to choir heifers, $O.7B0T.I8: good to oho Ice
cowa, $1. 4O07. 00; fair to good cows, l 760
9.9v; rommon to rair co we, H.sofo.TiV good
to choice feeders, $7.6001.00; fair to good
feeder. IS TSett A finmmnn ta .
era, M-0004.76; good to choice, stock ere.
$7. 4007.161 stock heifers. $6.7607.16; stork
row, 14.6000. 26: stock calves, $4.6008.60
veal calves. $1,00011.00: beif bulls, stars.
it., $6.3604,76
Hobs Bo lloht were th VMlnta th.
buyer did not wait for reports from other
markets, hut filled their orders shortly
after I o'plock at prices that while uneven
were g good dim higher than yesterday,
both shippers and packers making their
purchaeas that way. Other market failed
snow anything like this targe an ad-
vsnce. however, and when a lata train
carrying a few loads arrived It founl price
immewhst easier than early. In fact, the
aie iraae was very simitar to th close
the two previous dare' urtoea balaa atead
to a nlrkel lower than th earlier msrket
wnue nearly all the hogs had sold by
8.10, It waa mhMorendnn before the few
loads thst got In late were cleaned up, A
feature of the msrket was the offering of
a few big heavy pur bred sows by a cou
ple of th exhibitors at the Swine show.
A compared with wssk ago prloea are
still lOe off. Th first half of the week
prices broke nearly $1.00, and while ths
market haa reacted ths last three days th
upturn haa not been anywhere nesj so
sharp as was th dec I Ins. Bulk of the
hogs her today sold at 11.100 0.80, while
th top reached $0.40.
No. Av. sh. Pr. No, Av. flh, Pr.
10. .108
II. .131
$$.,141
10.. 11$
101.. 1 IT
10 0 01 " 00. .261 40 I 10
100 I 1$ . TI..I2T ... I 10
10 I II 10. .114 ... 0 10
... 140
PIGS. .
... t Tl ) IT. .110 ... I
Bhee Th sheep and lamb supply th
last week, while not up to last week's, ha
run a iitno neavier than a year ago. Mon
day lha fat lamb trad wae a continuation
f last week's break, prlcsa dropping a
quarter. The following day a reaction set
in and Monday's slump has mora than been
made up. closing prices being 10011c higher
than a week ago on paper, while consider
ing quality many traders quit th mar
ket 160 260 higher than last wsek. No
good lamb were here Friday. Fair kinds
sold around 10.7600.80 and beat went noml
a'ly quoted aa high a HO. 00.
Aged sheep were moderately suppltsd all
week and th market wss a series of good.
Arm affairs. Monday prices weakened, but
there hav been a couple of email ad
vancea elneo) then, and compared with a
week ago muttons show about aa much
advance aa fat lambc. being, anyway, 100
16o higher. Good ewes are bringing 10.710
0.10 with decent to beat yearlings at 17.600
$00 and wether at $7.1607.71.
Feeder had a mighty ohopoy time of It.
Sheep m the feeder division were strong
sll week and srs closing a quartsr higher
than last Friday, good feeding ewes hav
ing moved up to $6,0004.26, with fair to
common st off on down. Quit a few aged
breeders are moving at $6.0007,00, with
solid mouthed stuff on up to around $7.60.
Monday feeding lamb broke a quarter
but Tuesday they reacted along wltb fat
grades, and by Wednesday's oloae had more
than recovered in oeonn. -rnursaay oesi
kinds were steady, but asld from that It
waa a mighty stinky trade, much f the
In 'between stuff being carried over. Yes
terday's market was slow, nothing ehotcf
being offered, but no appreciable change
waa notsd In prlcee. Th oloae showed
soma decline from the mldwew high spot.
but waa about steady with a week ago.
Choice ituff I selling at $1.710116. with
desl'-abls kinds at $1.6000.01. and th fair
to poor grades scsttered on down to 10.00.
Quotations on sheet and lambs: latntal,
good to choice, $1,76010.00; lambs, fair to
guoa. i'itok io, urn us, leasers, ee wv
$66; yeerllige. good to oholeo. 17. 1001. 00
yearlings, air to good. $7 00 0 7 10; year
lings, feeder, $0 6007 70; wether, fair to
choice. $0 6007. 71", ewes, good to choice.
$0.0600.00; swea. plain to oull. $4 0006 60.
ewes, feeding, 14 6000.10; wa, breooere.
all age, II 1601.00.
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Tou hav swollen feet and hands! Stiff,
achy Joints! Sharp-shooting rheumatic palna
torture you, Tou hav aching back, pain In
th lower abdomen, difficulty whan uri
nating! Look outl These are danger sig
nals, Trouble Is with your kidney. Uric
acid poisoning, In on form or another, haa
set In. It may lead to dropsy or fatal
Bright'a disease If not checked.
Get some GOLD MKDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules Immediately. They ar an old pre
paration, used all over th world for cen
turies, combining natural healing oil and
herbs, well known to physicians and used
by thousands in their dally practice. Th
Capaulsa ar not an experimental, make
shift "patent medicine," or "salt," whoa
effect la only temporary. They ar a stand
ard remedy, and act natural If, gently and
quickly. But when you go to th druggist,
Insist on getting th pur, original Haarlsm
Oil In Capsule. Be sure the name GOLD
MKDAL la on th box, 'and thua protect
yourself against counterfeit Adv.
METROPOLITAN CLUB HOUSE
2301 H.rn.y Stre.1
Opens Tuesday, Oct. 10
Classes In Social. Aesthetic and Folk Dancing for Ladle. Children. Mom and
Otrlsi High Sehool Students and Business
A graduate of Challf School, of Now Tork,
oi isnicago. inrea yeare uiracun- oi .uanciug a tne vroman AUUetie 1UD Ol
nieago, win instruct.
Private Lessons by Appointment.
For further mformattoitv phono
MISS EVELYN
Douflaa
iiEiiiiiiiyiiiiffiiiipJi
CHICAGO 1,1 VR STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady. Hogs Weak to Shads Higher,
Sheep Steady.
Chicago, Oct. 7. Cat tie Receipts. $10
heud: market steady. Native beef cattle,
$H,40 011.36; western steers, $0. IS Q 1-40,
etorkers and feeders, $4.7607.76; cows and
heifers, 13.60 w 9.40; calves, I8.00G12-60.
Hogs Receipts, 17,000 head; market weak
at a ehude above yesterday's average. Hulk
of sales. .!&trl IB; Hcht, $1.06910-00;
ml tut, 9.069.20 heavy, $2.0091-60:
rough, $0.0090.20; pigs, $6.7691.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1,000 head;
market steady. Wethers, .09t.2$; ewes,
$3,0697.80; Iambs, $7.OO01O 2
KaBaas City Uve Stock Market.
Ksnsaa City, Mo., Oct T Cattle Re
ceipts. 400 head; msrket steady; prime fed
steers, $0.60910.76; dressed beef steers. $7.00
61.26: western steers. $0.0090.00; stockers
and feeders, 16,36 90.00; bulls, $l.000.60;
calves, $4.00 011.01
Hogs Receipts. 1 000 head; market
.to rty; bulk of salea, ' $0 2090.65; heavy,
$0.2000.76; packers and butchers. $0 260
0.70; light, I8.OO0I.NS; pigs, $8.2600 21.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; mar
ket steady; lambs. $0.60010.00; yearling
16001.36; wethers, 17.0007.71 awes. S -0
Ht. Ixmls Uve Stock Market,
St. Louis, Oct. 7 Cattle Receipts, TOO
head; msrket steady, native beef steer
$7.00011.00, yesrling steers and heifers,
$3.60010.86; cows. $6.8007.00; stockers and
feeders. $6.1007.60; prims southern steers.
Id. 0000.00; cows and betters, $4.0007 00;
prime yearling steers and heifers, $7,100
8.00; native calves, $1.00011.70.
Hogs Receipts, 1.600 bead; market high
er; lights. $0.60010.00; pigs, $1.1000 20;
mixed and butchers, $0.86010.10; good
heavy, $10,00010.10; bulk of salsa, $1660
111.00.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 htad;
market stesdy; ism be, $7.00010,86; slaugh
ter ewHS, $6.0007.26; bleating ewes, $8,600
0.60; yearlings, $8.0008 71.
St. Joseph Uve Stacer Market.
St. Joseph, Mo., Oct, 7. Cattle Receipt,
860 head: market steady; steers. $4 600
10.60; cows and heifers $4.86010.00: calve.
$7 00011.0.
H oge Receipts, 1,100 head ; market
steady top, $0.60; bulk of salea $1.1000 60.
Bheep and Lamb No receipts; market
steady; lamja, $0.70010.00; ewes, $4 760
Sioux City live Slock Marked,
Sioux City, la, Oct. 7. Cattle Receipt,
1,200 head: no market.
Hogs Receipts, 1.000 head) market 100
16c higher; light, $O OO0O.O6; mlxid, $1060
I 1(1; heavy, $0.1001.60; bulk of sales, $1.00
00.80. .
Sheep and Lambs Receipt, 800 head. '
Evaporated Apple aad Dried Frulta.
New Tork, Oct. 7. Bvaporated Apples
Quiet; fancy, 70le choice lo; prima,
407c
Dried Fruits Tmnee. firm; California.
Ttj16c; Oregon, 7011. Apricots, In
better demand, but Inactive; choice, 11a;
extra choice, 14o; fenoy, II He. Peaches,
dulli choice, 0e extra choice. Tot fancy,,
7c, Ruislns, steady; loose muscatels, 7
dlc; choice to fancy, seeded T0la;
seedless, lO01tct London layer. I1.TI
London stock Kxtmaago Closed.
London, Oct. t Today la a holiday m
the Stock exchange here and th Cotton ax
change In Liverpool.
Sliver Bar, 22d per oono.
Discount Hatos Short bllla 60I per
cent; three months' bills, l06 par cent
Makes
Snappy
AHcreimsfgr
THH BF.ST OF TAUDETlXLa
Dili; M.lljin. 8:161 traj Ntikt, 6:16. TU. IWk.
CI.AIIKE 4V HAMILTON, "PBTTICOATB."
LEAH M. HKKZ, WATER LILIES, Lew1
M.dilen 4 Co., Boudlnl Broe.. Oomea Trio.
Oriih.um Travel Weekly.
Prlcaal Matin... gall.rlr. Ite Beat east,
(except flaturdav and ItuMajr). 164k Night
10c lie, SOo and I6o.
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BRILLIANT MUSICAL BUIUJUQUg
TVS ICE DAILY Mat. Todil
errr-t-.i 1 1 1 "1
ua nigner wo price or meal oaca Tssji
ua mere heavy-weight m
yeu'U Had with
Billy Watson's Beef Trait
Tea .Hi ta al rmtwaa.Ma (IrXea. la.
auatr', ma manlir aaen. a, 6. Nwerl
3 Jty 'V."i.,t5""" " "''""
Twa RalJlelili.. TrwMllM
"KKOUSEMEYER'S ALLEY-
aaa "THE CHUUTXNINO-
World't Largest Chorus
m v eigne net tm Naming
DKAR RKADERi
Bill's bunch of beefy bcauttea aor
tainly must hav summered wellt
looks to me as though each weigh
from 80 to 40 pound mora on th
nuoi man tmmi season.
Bill has to bur two
sach for most of thsm.
g. L. JOHNSON, Mgr. Oayety,
Evening aal flunday Matlass,
loc, aoc, vc ana tb
Mali. 15c and 2Sc r
Chew gun It TOO Ilka, but M amoalng.
you ua
10c
TICKETS w DAY MAT1NB8
Baby uarnag e uaraae m ta. Lhoy.
f ai tka Lets?
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Genevieve Hauflaire
Aa.emblr Every Thuraday Evening
OPENING OCT. U AT THE KEEP
DANCING ACADEMf
2Sth A Farnan. Formwly Chawibm
ADAM'S SAXAPHONti ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION $1.00
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