- THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. -OCTOBER 9." 1917.
- Jr.
FOR RENT HOUSES
South.
701 S. ISTH ST.. eight rooms, modern, new
iurnaee. low rent. P. E. Her, 314 Ramge
mug L'OUf. ius.
FUK Kk.Nl' s-room bouse, hot water heat
S bath rooms, on car line. 1143 Park
Ave. PBone H. S4M.
6-ROOM house, modern except heat, 831 E.
iiii si. s:u. tl. 210b.
6-HOOM COTTAGE, modern except heat
wenster 3355.
2715 uHIO 7-room house, mudurn, fit po
montn. r none Webster 4200.
k-ilOOM. cottage for rent at 3913 Mason
street. Call Webster 2174.
Miscellaneous.
HOUSES AND COTTAUKa.
PARTLY MODERN.
S505 Pierce St
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
30 8. 24th Ave,
!9(H Saratoga St
2876 Saratoga St ,
1S09 California St
STRICTLY MODERN.
5- r.. 93 3. 31st Ave ,
T-r.. 917 8. Ifith St
-r.. 621 S. ISth St
6- r.. 1011 Dowav Ave
7- r., 1036 S. 30th Ave.
8- r.. 323 Park Ave . .
9- r., 119 Chicago St
10- r., 2221 Dodge St
FLATS.
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
-r.,SllS N. sltU St
lOrl.. 705 S. 13th St.
7-r..
-r..
-r.,
-r..
7-r.,
..325.00
..$11.00
..$18.00
..$30.00
. .$30.00
$25.00
$25.00
$40 00
$37.50
$35.00
$30.00
.... .335.00
$40.00
..$1150
..$15.00
PORTER & SHOT WELU
. 303 6. 17th fit. ' Doug, ,oiS.
WHAT HAVE YOU FOR RENT "
la the way of four, five or six-room mod
era. tin-fii.rltif in,tn..i,. n.,
. will b given to those In better districts of
ni 10 aeai atrsct with own
ers. No agent.
TELEPHONE DOITOLAS 1016
1619 CAPITOL. AVE.. 9-r all mod flat,"$3
1781 Hamilton, 8-r., mod. ex. heat, lust
newly repaired, large garage, (IS.
1011 Bancroft. 5-r.. part mod., $13.
935 N. 34th, -r. fiat. mod. ex. ht., 1U.50
RASP- BROS., 110 Keellne Bldt. Tyler 731
M.CB 7-room Jlat. 19,17 Cuming ..,$25
S-room house, 3513 Decatur Bt..; $13
wnn nr. niopu.. U3 FAKNAM ST.
Houses In all parts of the city.
mvElUH. BON3 & CO., 608 Bee Bldg
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West.
-SELMA TERRACE,
... 630 PARK' AVE.
NW ready for occupancy, sightly
location, 4- rooms with 6-room ac
commodation, strictly . modern in
everjHietail. ' Fire and sound-proof
construction.
SEL&A REALTY & CONSTRUC
TION CO.,
Douglas 9069, Harney 1821,
THE BOSWORTH,
2217-19 HOWARD ST.
1 rooms and bath, furnished or unfur
nished, $35 and $40, winter rates.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1536. "833 Securities Bldg.
CLOSE In rooms, suitable for studio, office,
dentist, dressmaker, etc., with living rms.
' adjoining. T. F. Hall, 434 Ramge. D. 7408.
ST. CLAIR.
14th add Harney, 3 and 4-room apart
ments. Call Harney 647.
APARTMENTS, all slses and prices, splen
did location, 24th and Famam. D. 1472.
South.
616 S. .27TH, 6-r., modern flat, $25.
C. 6. CARLBERO, 312 Brandeis Thea. Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
BEAUTIFUL 4-room apartment, walking
distance; Janitor, heat, etc.; $40 summer,
$48.60 winter. Douglas S392. .
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
Specialists In Apartment Management.
FOR RENT Business Prop'ty
Stores.
; Dowjr Town
Barber Shop For Rent ;
Very attractive 'ihodern' barber ehop tile
floor, fine plumbing and back bar equipped
tor four xhairs. Very tow rent. A real
opportunity Mr a llvu' barber. Inquire 'of
J. B. MILLER, MANAGER, WELLINQ-
ton. ijry; qmaha.,
WORLD REALTY .'COMPANY (Realtors.)
:, Theater Entrance. :
DoPjrls "6342..; . ' Sun Theater Bldg.; :
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW.
Just completed, ( rooms, all on one
floor; stairway to floored attic; living
rooms finished in oak and beautifully
decorated; full cement basement; fur
nace; exterior frame and stucco; located
high and sightly; In Wsverly Park, just
south of Kon tensile Park. Price $3,300;
(100 down, balance terms.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-313 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
' Sevan rooms with sun room; hot water
heat.' with garage; one-half block to car;
only built a few seasons. This is strictly
flrst-clsss. Will sacrifice. Douglas tsli
Traver Bros., (19 First National Bank.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate. Loans and Mortgagee
NO DKI.AY IN CLOSING LOANS
W T ORAM AM, 0 Pee Bldg
. t MONEY HARRISON & MORTON,
' V 916 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg
V Cm OA RV 1 SHb Ri X? ,
-r LOANS Om Net BK Bldg
LOW RATKS C O CARI.BKRO. $1$ Bran-
dots Theater Bldg D. 985
Stocks and Bonds.
WE OFFER $44,00- Ssrpy county bonds to
not the Investor 43( per cent. Ronds are
in denomination of $1,000 and mature In
two to ten years. We recommend them as
safe Investment E. H. Lou fee. Inc., 633
Keellne Bldg.
OIL STOCKS.
A. U WRIOHT.
riatu-on Hotel Onus 371?.
I-ROOM all modern house; hot water heat;
one-half block to ear. Call Colfax 1307.
South.
ONB 6-room and one 4-roum cottage, both
on one lot; fin condition; live In on and
rent the other. Price (or both. $3,760
Vary easy terms No 3433 8 30tb St.
NORR1S & NORR1S.
400 Bee Bldg . Phone Douglas 4370
sacrifice sale.
Owner 'from North Dakota here for few
day to sell 1113 Park Ave., occupied by
CM. Lenta at rental of $600 per year.
Price 14.000; 400 cash, balance easy. F.
T. Wead. 10 8. nth St.
HANSCOM Park district, $3,800, ( rooms
with Sleeping porch, oak finish. Good
-furnace. F. D. Wead, 310 S. 18th St.
NEAR Hanacom Park, large S-room, all
modern house, reasonable for cash or
trade for smaller' home: Call H. 6530.
Miscellaneous.
BIG BARGAIN
S rooms, all modern except heat; only
TRAVER BROS,, 819 U't .Nat'l Bk.
. -.CLAS81T BUNOALOW.
Five-room bungalow, classy outside and
Inside. Price $3,850; reasonable terms.
BENSON & Cj'.RMICHAEL
(4$ Psxton Blk Douglas 1T2I.
W FAKNAM SMITH CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance. .
ln Pernsm St Doug 1064
K 8. TRUMBULL.
JS0S 1st Nat Bk Bldg D .173
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
H. A WuUF, Realtor. Ware B1K Bperiallut
In downtown business property
REAL ESTATE Investment
SEK US FOR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY.
a. p. tu:;ey & son,
REALTORS.
620 First vNatt'l BankJ Bldg.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
WE HAVE a client who owns a section In
Sioux county. Neb., represented as being
good farm land; no sand or rock. Pries
(20 per acre. Will take a good home Is
on this land, .
E. P. SNOWDEN & SON,
423 S. ISth St. D. 9371.
HAVE several choice rejw quarters in east
ern Edmunds Co., s. D., close to ADer
deen, $37.50 to $45 per acre; wheat, 20 to
30 bushels per acre; will consider small
Omaha property or auto or horses as part
payment. B. N. Clauson?6212 N. 28th Ave.
5 ACRES North of Benson 154" miles; fair
Improvements;- clear; $4,000. Will take
clear home In Omatia.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.,
913-14 City National. Doug. 8862.
SHERIDAN. Dawes. Rock and Dundy Co
Improved ranches, clear, for sale or ex
change. 8. 8. R. B. MONTGOMERY.
Douglas 4810. 627 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
WILL TRADE warm S-room cottage, 'new
condition, fc- Ford sedan or other car;
rents $20. Webster 21 .
640 ACRES fine grass land In Blaine Co.,
nicely Improved. $10 per acre, for home
la Omaha. 803 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
IN VIOS't'iUATB my system, omaha Realty
Trsrtlna t'x 1 Patterson plv Tvler tRIi
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North. - .
AFTER looking at IINNB LUSA 300 dif-
rereni onyers oeciaea mat it was in uoi
proposition on the market and they
backed' their judgment by buying lota.
JF YOU will- come out .today you will
understand why the, others, are buying. ,
CHARLES W. ilARTIN & CO.,
742 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Minnesota Lands.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
166 and 240 acres Adjoining atock
farms. Good buildings In fine repair,
new fencea. Corn crop excellent Prloea
and terms right, as must sell one or both
this year. Owner, Wm. B. Hubbard. Pips
stone, Minn.
Nebraska Lands.
DliSlRABLB EASTERN NED. FARMS FOR
SALE.
Three 40-acre farms. Six 89-acre farms.
Located near Blair, Neb. Prices reason
able, (ISO to (200 per A. 1
Two KO-acre farms near Blair. Price
(120 to (140 per A. Well Imp.
160 acres, 1H ml. from Elkhorn. Neb.
Price (175 per A. Cheap.
330- acre farm 3 rai. S. W. of Coler
idge, (12S per A. All tillable. Easy
terms If desired.
320-acre Ideal farm near Omaha. Price
(200 per A.
Buy one of these money-making farms
from
PAUL PETERSON,
362-4 Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha.
Or Blair. .Neb. Phone- D. 1280.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Big: Run of Cattle at Steady
' Prices; Hogs 5c Lower;
Sheep Are 25c
Higher.
Omaha, October I, 1917.
Receipts were Cattle. Hpks. Sheen.
Estimate Mondny ....13,000 3,000 18,000
Same day last wenk. .16,610 1.879 33,339
Same day 3 wks. ago. .36.029 2,213 44,961
Seme day 3 wks. sgj.,17.278 3.974 38.144
Same day 4 wk. ego.. 7,44:1 1,247 30,870
Same day last year. . 18.C47 3.493 38.103
Receipts and disposition of life stock at
tne Union Stock yards, Oman, for the twenty-four
hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday:
KECEU'TS-CAKLOAPB.
Cattle, Hoss, Sheep, H'r's.
C M. A S. T 8 4' ., 1
Mlasour Pacific .; 6 .. .. ..
Union PacKto .... 119 2 (1 $
C. & N. W east.. 6 3 l I
C. N. V west. 331 13 .. 10
C St. P., M. A O. 3 .. ..
C, B. Q , west.. 1(6 & I (
C, R. I & P., east 11 .. .. I
C. R. I. & P., west t . 4 .. ..
Illinois Central ,,1 4 ,.
Chicago, Ot. West, 2 ,. ,,
Total receipts... 633 33 (
DISPOSITION HEAD.
14
FARM. 100 acres, tH -mllee from stock
yards, So. Omaha. Good Improvements.
120 acres, level land, good Improve
ments, 38 miles from Omaha.
80 acrrs. level land, extra good Im
provements. 26 miles from Omaha.
JOHN J. LUTES. . Paplllion. Nob.
10 QUARTER SECTIONS, unimproved, Per
kins county, Nebraska, land; good soil
close to railroad. Can sell on payment of
(300 to (800 per quarter and carry bal
ance against land five and ten years at
6 per cent Write for particulars. Winer
& Bradley, Grand Island. Neb.
SMALL Nebraska tarm o neasy payments
6 acres up. We fsrm the farm we sell
you. The Hungerford Potato Growers
association. 15th and Howard Sta., Omaha
Dnuelns (71
GOOD farm In Morrill county, Nebraska, 4S0
acres; good Improvements. Price only
(32 per acre. Must be sold by October 32.
J. C, Koebn, 626 South 39th St, Omaha,
Neb.
FOR SALE by owner, (20 acres, ( miles 8
W. Coleridge; well Improved, all under
cultivation. Address Paul Peterson, 364
Brandeis Theater Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
A FIRST-CLASS 320-acre farm 4 mile
from Hartlngton. Neb. . Well Improved
and all good land: will sell or exchange
See Q A. Kull, Oakland. Neb.
FOR SALE Best large body high grade.
medium priced land nn Nebraska very
little money required. C Bradley, Wol-
bach. Neb.'
FOR SALE Cheap, my Improved 166-acrc
farm near Ponca, Neb.: easy terms. If
desired. Address Dr. C W. Olllln, (16
F L & T Bldg.. Slou City, la
FOR SALE 490 acres Improved dairy farm,
$10 per here. Write C. H. Fields, Ashby,
Neb.
LIST your lands for quick results with C
J canan, 3io McCsrue Bldg., omsha.
Texas Lands.
LAND3 AT fair value assured by Chamber
of Commercn. New plans to ssttle and
develop the most fertile lands if South
Texas Immediately adjacent fine market
Farming and dairying demonstration un
der our direction. Only approved landa
offered for tale. If you want to own a
farm write for booklet J. Agricultural
Dept.. Chamber of Commerce, Houston,
Texas.
GOOD corn land, east Texas, (26 an acre
uet my free book. ' '
W. S FRANK. 301 Neville Block. Omaha
Oregon .Lands.
FOR .RENT 1106-8 8.' 6th .v St, ' two Store'
rooms, good business location. ' Inqulte
1121 ,8; 6th St.. - r ,
SMALL-store, .Chicago St., near 16th, (25.
G. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago St. ' ' ,
ST3RE" on- 16thistret, near postoft ice. G.
P,. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago St.
Office and Desk Room.
WILL rent private office to .stenographer
doing public work with telephone service
for a. "few hours work, each day. ' Ad
dress' Box 7877, Bee. -
LOW-PRICED rtod. offices. Farnara Bldg.,
13 & Farnam, (Old 1st Nat. Bank Bldg.
FIRST TRUST CO., (Realtors.) Tyler. 600?
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Apartmcnti and Flats.
PARSY With furniture' would like to inter
est owfter of vacant flat of 12 or 16 rooms
on partnership proposition, 680 Brandeis
Bios'. Desk 1, Phone 2410.
Moving and storage
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage and moving'
t lit N. Iltb St Phone Doug-,
las (94.
METROPOLITAN ,VAN ANR
STORAGE CO..
Expert services; prompt attention. Tout
moving, your packing, your storage.
Main Office. Central Furn'ture Store, ,
17t in Howard. Tel. Doug. 7786.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate ' locked rooms for household
goods-and pianos i moving, packing and
hipping. ' . .
, OMAHA VAN' AND STORAGE CO..
803 B. 16th. I ' ' Douglas 418.
FIDELITY sMi vica ' FREE
Phone Douglas 38? -for complete
Jlat of vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving, -
' ' "16th and Jackson 8ts ,
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For real service lu moving, packing and
storing, call' Tyler 230 or Douglas 4.ia
Jn -DI717r Express Co.., Moving
. V IwCiiXV . Packing and. Storage
1207-Fsrtiam 8t. Web 2748 Dnug. 4141.
.im tatTCTXTCCO 19 UdVINll
uun Duoii.uw w ... ,
Large van, two men, (1.60 per hour.
MAGGARD'S STORAGE CO.. Doug. 1499
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
REAL-BUNGALOW IN DUNDEE.
S01Q CUMING STREET.
An elegantly planned bungalow, entirely
modern In every appointment, all on one
floor with extremely largo rooms. Living
room 23. ft. Ions, dining room 16 ft; 8
fine bedrooms, kitchen and bath. Second
floor could be ftnlshed Into 2 or 8 nice
rooms. Located on a full south front lot,
high nd sightly, 3 short blocks to car
and In an excellent neighborhood. Owner
leaving city latter part of month and will
make a bargain price to someone. For
price and terms see us.
HIATT COMPANY,
245-7-9 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tyler 60.
i'OR SALE Seven room house all modern,
lot 50x140. well located, must sell. Price
(3.600,-Cash (1.600. Your time well spent
looking ; Into this bargain. Box 7917,
Omsha Bee.
4 ROOMS, city' water, electric llghta. t
large corner lols southwest of Hanscora
Park; (100" casb; balance monthly. Wal
nut 8466. '
- - N6rth.
Best Buy in the North bide
$3,700
Price Just reduced for quick sale. On
24th St, south of Miller park; a 6-room,
2-story house, .modern in every detail.
Beautiful lot with flowers, shrubs and
fruit Living room' arrangement on the
first floor, with three excellent bedrooms
second floor;- house In. excellent condii
tion, Owner leaving the city. This ia
a REAL BAR1ATN. ,
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 2962.
' 912-20 City' National
illNNE LUSA Nice lot on Titus Ave., near
24th St., can be bought at a bargain. This
lot must be aold. Call owner evenings,
Walnut 70.
"Heart .of the Range."
...Jordan valley project Oregon. 44,600
acres Irrigated land. Free map. Next ex
cursion. October 16.
HARLEY J. HOOKER,
940 First Nat. Bank Bldg.. Omsha. Neb
Miscellaneous.
BEAUTIFUL 60-foot lots. Price $220. only
$3 casb and 60. cents per. week. , Dnug 2392
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN.
- Bensoru
FOR BALE 6C acres H mile from Dodge
St; 3 miles from Omaha. D. Wesemanu.
Route 6, Benson,' Neb.
Dundee.
BEAUTIFUL 'DUNDEE HOME.
8 rooms and large garage, on the best
. street In Dundee; convenient to both car
lines; family going to the Blacksone. For
price and location see
ALLEN & BARRETT,
613 Bee Bldg! Douglas 7763.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well located lots on easy terms. Mod
ern, attractive, homes. Before buying be
sure and see
, GEORGE & CO.
HOMES and home sites In Dundee.
SHUER CARY. 204, Keellne. D fT4.
Acreage.
6.33 ACRES FRUIT
KEYSTONE PARK
IMPROVED $6,500
Will Consider Exchange
In. the prettiest and moat highly Im
proved section of Keystone Park. A fine
view,- overlooking' ' Benson ; 4-room new
. house, full basement,- garage, barn, mod
ern poultry house; .800 raspberry, bushes,:
(00 ' gooseberry bushes, 1,000 asparagus;
strawberries; cherry; ' apple, plum and
"pear trees; grapes; fenced and cross
fenced, blan3 cultivated. Will consider
6-room up-to-date house in Omaha as part
payment. Call Tyler 60 and ask for Mr.
Manvllle, Sunday, Walnut 8672.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN (Realtors),
1614 Harney St. -
. ACREAGE FOR SALE.
By nonresident who Is In town and
wishes to dispose of same while here. Good
tract, fair improvements. If Interested
call in person for Miner at Her Orand
hotel. ,
CALDWELL ACRES."" "
Our new acreage-addition southwest of
the Field club. Acres, half acres, quarter
acres; easy terms.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phone Douglas 297. 212 8. 17th Bt.
FIVE' acres west of Elmwood park; Ideal
suburban homeslte; could be subdivided.
There Is a real' future to this. Let me
show. you. Telephone Walnut 2466.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE have several good reliable buyer for
6 and 6-room houses and bungalows with
(200 to (600 down. Call Osborne Reslty
Co.. Tyler 496. 701 Omaba Nat Bank
Bldg ' '
LISTING bouses to rent or sell on small casb
payments; have partlea waiting Western
Real Estate. 413 Karbacn Blk. D. 3607
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate, Loans ahd Mortgages.
FARM and city loans, running from five
to twenty years. Interest 6 per rent, ty,
per cent and ( per cent. PETERS TRUST
CO., 1622 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb.
(3.000 MTGE. bearing 6V4 pet. aeml-ann.;
secured by property valued at $12,000.
Talmage-Loomls In. Co.. W, O. W. Bldg.
H. W BINDER.
Money on band for mortgage loan
City National Bank Bldg
SHOPEN CO.. PRIVATE MONEY
KAKW and clly lons. &. 61 and per.cent
V H Thtrmas. Kelllne Bldg. Doug g
$100 to '310.000 MADE promptly F . D
Wesd. Weed Bldg.. 18th and Ferns m S's
sloNbiy to loan on mproved farms and
rsnchea. Kloke liweermeni t . iwitsi
OMAHA HOMES. EAST NEB FARMS
CKEEFE R. ft, CO 101$ Omaha Nat'l.
Wyoming Lands.
WANTED Eight or more American citixens
who would be Interested In filing on
government oil land In Wyoming, as I do
locating, validating, and filing. .Prices
reasonable. Can give best of references
from Casper, Wye;. " ' Write or call on &.
'T. Evans, 4640 , Dodge St, Omaha, or
telephone Walnut 1523-
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
TRACKAGE PROPERTY
(9x132. 14th and Leavenworth Sts.
Good brick buildings. For sale or lease.
E. H. Benner Co.. D. 8406.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
Wanted.
WANTED Male Alrdale registered pup, six
weeks old. Box 7838, Omaha Bee.
For Sale.
FOR SALE Angora kits, ped., color and
line bred, apt trained, H. 2252.
MONEY TO LOAN
Organized by- the Business Men of Omaha
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security
(40. ( mo.. H, goods, total cost. ((.SO.
(40, mo. ndoraed notes, tots, cost (3.(0
Smaller, large am'te proportionate rat
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.
482 Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam, Ty .,(((
LEGAL . RATES LOANS
(84.00 (340.00 or more
Easy payments. ' Utmost privacy
40 Paxton Bldg. Tel. Doug. ' (396.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
DIAMONDS and Jewelry loans at 3ft and
lVfc per cent j private booths. W. C. Flatau.
601 Securltl (Rose) Bldg Tyler 960
DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry
Malash'ork. 1514 Dodge. D. 6619. Est 1894.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Frieda Beckman and husband to Lottie
B. Brawner, Webster street, 604.75 -feet
west of Thirty-third gtreet
north, side, 42x160 (3.100
Frances I. . Thomas and . husband to
Arthur G. Beck, Forty-ninth street,
200 feet south of Francis street, 60s
127 V4 ,.... 100
Frances I. Thomas' and husband to
Clarence Beck, Forty-ninth Street,
250 feet south of Francis strset, EOi
127 100
Douglas Security company to George .
W. Megeatn, Thirty-second avenue,
105.8 feet south ot Ed Crelghton
avenue, east side, (0x127 1
Christine Neilsen to Joseph E. Taylor,
Twenty-fourth street, 33 feet north
of Fort street east side, (0x106... 1,260
John W. Robinson to Margaret Cranny,
Webster street, 291.26 feet west of
Thirty-third street, north side, 25x
138.; Webster strset 316.26 feet west
of Thirty-third street, north side, 15
X150 .' 5,100
Nathan Somberg and wife to E. Seeley,
southwest corner Twenty-fifth and
Pierce streets, 61Hx90 3,600
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to Btato'Bav
ings and Loan association, Rurdette
street 60 feet east of Fifty-first
street, north side. 160x128 1,000
Independent Realty company to GeoVge
Brandeis, Farnam street, , 110 feet
west of Sixteenth' street north side,
- 22x133 1&0
New York Produce Market.
New York. Oct 8 Butter Market un
settled; receliJs. 6,633 tubs; creamery,
hfghcr than extras.-44tt ft'464c; creamery
extras (92 score), 44 Vic; firsts, 43l4c; sec
onds, 41M042Vic.
Eggs Market Irregular; receipts, (.830
cases; fresh gathered extras, 4546c; extra
firsts; 42 44c; firsts, 29641c; seconds. HO
88c.
Cheese Market weak; receipts, 1,239
boxes; state fresh specials, 26c; state, aver
age run. 26tt26o.
Poultry Alive, market dull; no prices
quoted. Dressed, market dull; chickens,
2335c; fowls, 2230c; turkeys, 2439c.
, Kansas City Prodnce Market.
Kansas City, Mo.; Oct. 8. Butter Cream
ery, 4Hic: firsts, 40c; seconds, 39c; packing,
(6c.
Ekks Firsts. 26c; seconds, 29o.
Poultry Hens, 21&c; rooster 14V4e;
broiler 21 Vic
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Totals 10,993 1,884 :'l,!S5
Morris & Co 365 368 84
Switt company... 1,665 91 1.900
Cudahy Packing Co. 1.469 93 1.800
Armour & Co 1.4C3 (43 1,632
Sohwarts Co... $05 .....
J. W. Murphy 67(
Lincoln Packl.ig Co. . 44
Cudahy, Denver 211
W. B. Vansant Co.. 134
Breton & Versanti. 167
Hill & Sob 381 ..... . .....
F. B. Lewis. '616
Huston &. Co.-...... -36 ' 1 . .....
J. B. Root..........' 91
J. H. Bulla 416 ..... - .....
U F. Hoai.H (37 ..... ;.
Rosenstock Brs 839
F.'O. Kellorg 319
Werthelmer ft Degan 821 .....
H. P. Hamilton 334
Sullivan Bra 131
Rothschild & Krebs. 90
Mo. ft Kan Calf Co. 90
Hlggln. 9 ..
Huffman ........... 8 ..... .....
Roth 46
Meyer 5
Baker, Jones & Smith 43
Banner Brs 170 ..... .....
John Harvey....... 1,479
Dennis Francis,.. 45 ,
Jensen A Lugren.... 183 ..... .....
Other buyers 1,6(3 17,095
Total 10,993 1.SS9 31.389
Cattle The weelt opens out with a very
fair run of cattle, about 13.000 head, but
this falls some 3,503 short of last Monday,
or the corresponding Monday a year ago.
Quality was some Improved over last week,
but at that there was not a very liberal
supply of deslrsbU beef, and anything that
suited the killers or on which the killer and
feeder buyers found competition sold resd
lly at fully steady price. ' On the ordinary
run of medium and light weight cattle the
market was very little different from last
week, but extremely uneven and uncer
tain. This was true ot both beef steer
and cow stuff.
In stockers and feeders the movement
wss Inclined to be sluggish and while cat
tle that had weight and quality aold fairly
well, the light weight and off quality grades
were very slow sale at very uneven figures.
In acme cases values ruling weaker than
last Thursday and Friday.
Quotations on cattle: Prime heavy beeves,
(18.O017.00; good to choice beeves, (14.00(9
16.00; fair to good beeves, (18.00 13.60;
common to fair beeves. (9 00OH.00; good
to choice yearlings, -114.00(916.60.' fair to
good yearlings, $13.001,4.00; common to
fair yearlings, $7.60fl)12.O0; prime heavy
grass beeves, $13.00ifH4 2B; good to choice
grass beevev (10.00 12.00: fair to good
grass beeves, (9.0010.00; common to fair
grass beeves, (7.60(98.75; good to choice
heifers, (8.009.25; good to choice cows,
(7.758.00; fair to good cows, $6.6007.60;
common to fair cows, (6.0006.26; prime
feeding steers. (10.00 14.26; good to choice
reeoers, I8.CC01O.OO: fair to cood feeders.
$7.6008.60; common to fair feeders, $6.00
7.00; good to choice stockers, (8. 60010.00:
stock heifers, (6.6068.00; stock cows, (6.00
W(.tu; stock calves, $8.6009.60; veal calvea,
(8.0013.00; bulla, stats, etc, (5.6QO7.60.
Representative sales;
Hogs Receipts were light, bnt other mar
ket reported lower prices, and the ton here
was easier, kales ranging from stesdy to 6o
lower than Saturday. Everything . exoept
a leao or two mat was still out was cleaned
up In good season. The bulk was made at
(18.80lS18.95 and the top waa steady at
(19.35.
Representatlvs sales: -No.
Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
81. .270 150 (18 75 14. .232 80(18(0'
43. .287 ... 18 85 49. .381 150 18 90
67..27( 110 18 95 3. .193 70 19 00
74..2S4 110 19 10 TO. .838 80 19 16
70. .203' 70 (5
Sheep Hardly any of the sheen ' and
lambs hnd been yarded uj to mid forenoon,
trains all being late. Th few early offer
ings as well as some stu.'f that wss held
over from Saturday sold fairly readily at
prices that were strong to as much a 25c
higher. Feeder lamba of medium weights
and pretty good quality sold around (17.76
18.4)0 and nons of them could be considered
toppy. There was also a better undertone
to the feeding and breeding ewes, trade.
early sales Uoking at least steady. A string
of good breeding ewes i Id at (13.15 and
feeders brought (10.10. Early offering In
cluded no killers. Tone to the market was
weak In sympathy with declines elsewhere.
Quotations on sheep end lambs: Lambs,
fair to choice, (17.25018.10; lambs, feeders,
$16.O018.0O; lamba, culls, $12.00(3)16.60;
yearlings, fair to choice, (13.00 13.00; year
lings, feeders, 1 3.00 13.00; wethers, fair
to choice, $11.00 12.00; ewes, fair to choice,
$10.00 11.00; ewes, cull and feeder, (5.60
?10.00; ewe, breeder, all ages, (10.609
16.00.
Representative sales:
Ar. Pr.
1207 Colorado feeder Iambs... 60 117.75
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Sunday Receipts Heavy; Buy
ers Continue Cautious on
Corn and Buy for Imme
diate Use Only.
Omaha, October 8. ID IT
Arrivals ot all grain over Sunday were
quite heavy, 283 rare being reported. Ar
rivals of wheat were especially heavy, ninety-one
cara ot this cereal being on the floor,
the largest wheat receipt In several weeks
There was only a fair demand for cash
rorn, buyers not being particularly anx
lous to talte any amount of this cereal. Re
celpts totaled elghty-ix car and many of
Oat sold at practically unchanged prices.
Arrivals ot this cereal continue to be fairly
heavy, eighty-two care arriving In this
morning, and the greater part of these were
disposed of. although several sample of
the poorer and oft grades were left on th
tables. Th No, ( whit and standard grade
aold at 68o and the No. I at 67tte067Vo,
while th No. 4 sold at the same figure.
Th sample grade went at 6T(67Ue and
on tale of No. ( mixed wa mad at 67 v.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 166.0OO bu.; oats. 509,000 m
' Primary wheat receipt were 1,631.000 bu.
and shipment 639,000 bu against receipts
of 9,(50.000 bu. and shipment ot 1,139,900
bu. last year.
Primary . corn receipt wer 474,000 bu.
and shipments (04,000 bu., against receipts
of 679.000 bu. and shipment ot (41,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oat receipt were 1,(30,900 bu.
and shipments (48.O0O bu., against receipts
of 1,830,000 bu. and shipment of 1,0(1,000
bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS. v
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 35 79 181
Minneapolis .......... ..(20
Puluth 44 . . ...
Omaha ,.W..JV. 91 8 (9
Kansas City .A i.ltt. ' 74
St. Louis . .( -109
Winnipeg ..............841 ..
These sale were reported today:
What--No. I hard winter: 1 oar, (3.H.
No. ( hard winter; 11 cars, (2.13. No. 5
hard winter: t car, ((.09. No. 4 hrd win
ter: 1 car, (1.13; 1 car, ((.07. No. ( dark
hard winter: I cars. (2.1$. No, ( yellow
hard winter: I oars, $2 06. No, 1 mixed
hard redVlnter: 1 car. (3.0T; 1 ear. ((.06.
No. 4 mixed red hard winter! 1 ear, (3.06;
1 car, (3.06. No. 1 dark northern spring:
1 car, $3.19. No. ( dark northern spring:
1 car, (3.16. No, I dark northern spring;
1 car, (3.13. No. 1 northern spring: ( cars,
(3.16. No. J northern spring: ( cara, (313.
No. ( northern spring: 1 oar. $1.09; 1 oar
(smutty), $1.08. Sample northern spring:
1 car, $2.04. No. 3 red spring: 1 ear, (3.09.
No. 3 red spring: 3 cars. (5.07. No, 3
mixed hard red spring: 1 car, (3.0T. No.
4 mixed hard red spring: 1 car, (2.01. No.
6 hard red spring: 1 car (smutty), (3.00.
No. 1 durum: 1 car, (3.16. No. 1 amber
durum: 1 car, (1.19. No, ( amber durum:
6 cars. $2.16; 1 car (smutty), (1.15. No. 3
amber durum: 1 car, (3,13. No, 1 red du
rum: 2 cars, (3.08. No. 1 red durum: 8
ram, $3.05. No. ( red durum: 1 cars,
$3.03; 1 car (smutty), (1.93. No. ( red
durum and corn mixed; 1 car, (2.06; 1 car,
(2.05. ,
Rye No. I: 1 car. (l.RItt; t can, $18$.
No. 8: 1 3-6 cara. 11.(1. No. 4) 1 car. (1.79.
Barley No. 1: 1 car. (1.36; 1 car, (1.96.
No. : 1 car, (1.36: 1 car, (1.83; 1 car, (1.33.
No. 1 toed: 1 car, $1.33, Sample: 1 car, (1.33:
1 car. $1.23. v
Corn No. t white: ( cars, (1.01; (-( ear.
(3.00; No. t white: 3 6 car, ((.00. No. 6
white: 1 car, (1.98. No. 1 yellowt 1 car,
(1.884i. No. 3 yellow: 1 car, (1.89; 1H car.
(1.88 Vi. No. ( yellow: 1 car, (1.(6 Vi; (-5 car,
(1.88. No. 6 yellow: (-5 car, (1.87. No. I
mixed: 1 car (near yellow) (1.67; 19 car,
(1.86Vi. No. I mixed: 5 (( ear, (1.86 Vi;
(-6 car, (1.86. No. 4 mixed; 1 car, (1.86 Vi!
( cars, (1.86.
Oats No. I white: I car, 530. standard:
oars, 680. No. ( white: IT ears, 67o;
( oars, 67V40. No. 4 whltei 1 oar, 67to; (Vi
cars, 67Vio; 1 cars. 67 Wo. 8 m pile white: I
ears. 67 Vto: S cars. 67a No. ( mixed; 1 oar,
57Vio. Sample mixed: 1 ear, (6f4o.
Omaha Cash Prices Corn: (3.00OI.0II.
No. 2 yellow, (1.88101.89; No. ( yellow,,
$1.881.88V4; No. 3 mixed, (1.86HC1.87;
No. 3 mixed. (1.88 1.86 Vi. Oats: (67458c;
standard. (7H 0 68e; No. ( white, 57 HO
67o; No. white, 57ViO57Vio. Barley:
Malting, (1.3301.28; No. 1 feed, (1.1349
1.22. Rye: No. 1, (1.8001.(1; No. (, (L790
1.80.
Local range of options:
Art
St. Louis Live Stock Market,
Bt Louis, Oct. (. Cattle Receipt, 12,
600; market steady; native beef steers, (8.00
(1)17.50; yearling steers end heifer, (7.00
17.00; cows, (f.0010.60; stockers and feed
ers, (6.601I.60; Texas quarantine steer.
(6.7510.60; fair to prime southern beef
steers, (9.00012.75; beef cows and heifers,
(6.0010. 00; prime yearling steer and heif
ers, (7l5010.00; native calve. (5.76016. 60.
Hogs Receipts, 63,000; market steady;
tights, (19.0019.50; pigs. 1 6.00 18.60 ;
mixed and butchers, (19.0019.70; good
heavy, (19.(0919.76; bulk. (19.00 K.T0.
Bheep and Lambs Recslpts, 1,(00; mar
ket steady. Lambs, (1 8.00 1 8.00 ;( ewes,
(10.6011.60; wethers, (11.6012.60; can
ners, (5.00(.(0.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
Bloux City,- la., Oct (.Cattle Receipts,
11,000 head; market steady; beef steers,
(7.60(916.00; fat cows and heifers, 46.50(9
9.00; canners, (5.256.25; stockers and feed
ers, (7.OO12.50; calves, $7.6012.00; bulls,
stags, etc., $6.00 8.00; feeding cow and
better. (6.758.00. .
Hoga Receipts, . 1500 head; market
steady to ta lower; . light $18.5 19.00;
mixed, (18. 7518.90; heavy, (18. 70019. 06;
pigs, (17.6018.00j bulk of sales, 118.76
18.90. ' .'
Sheep and Lambs Receipt), 1,000 head;
market steady.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.'
Kansas City, Oct 8. Cattle Receipts,
37,000; market lower; prime fed steers,
$16.0017.00; dressed beef steers, $11.60
15.60; western steers, (9.00013.00; southern
steers, (7.0011.60; cows, (5.6O01O.OO;
heifers, (6.50&13 QO: stockers and feeder.
(8.60W14.00; bulls, (6.268.00; calv, (6.60
13.60.
Hogs Receipts, 7,500; market steady;
bulk, $16.7519.40; heavy, (19.00 19.60;
packers an'd butcher ,(18 00919.45; light,
$18.4019.35; pigs, $16.6017.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt. 14,000; mar
ket lower; lamb, (17.26 18.20; yearling.
(13. 000&13. 50; wethers, $11.00011.60; ewes,
3)0.00011.75; stockers and feeder ((.000
18.26.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market
8t. Joseph, Mo., Oct. (.Cattle Receipts,
7,500 head; market slow snd lower; steers,
(8.00016.00; cowe and heifers, (5,2614.00;
calves, $6.001$.60. i
Hogs Receipts. 2.6C0 head; market
lower; top, (19.80; bulk of sales, (18.90
19.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, (.600 bead;
market steady; lamb, (11.60018.25; ewes,
(6.00011.60.
Kansas City Grain Market.
' Kansas City, Mo.. Oct (, Corn No. 1
mixed, (1.8601.87; No. 1 white, (2.04; No.
2 yellow, (1.89; December, (1.19; May,
$1.14!.
Oats Market steady; No. 1 white, (lo;
No. 2 mlxud, 5959Vic
St. Louis Grain Market.
St. Louis, Mo., Oct (. Corn No. 2 white,
(2.07; December, (1.17L18; May.
(1.14V4.
Oats No. 1. 6859V4c; No. 1 white,
(0(0Vae.
Corn.
Deo.
May
Oats.'
Deo.
May
Open. High. Low.
1 18
1 12
69 Vi
1 IS
1 11
"M
69 Vi
111
111
(8
J
Chicago 11:41 fit prloes. f urnUhn The Bee
by Lopan & Bryan, atock and grain broker.
315 South sixteenth street, Omaha
111
111
6844
69 Vi
Close. Bat'y.
1 II
1 K
694
NEW YORK STOCKS
General Selling Movement Fol
lows Government Crop Re
port; Industrials Fin
ally Suecttmb.
Art. Open. High. Low Close, ffee'y.
Corn.
Dee. 1 19 1 19S 118H 1 18V4 118
May 1 16 1 15 11IH 1 16 116
Oats.
Dec. (969Vi (9 (H 18
May ll61Vt (0 ' (1 1
Pork.
Oct 45 (T 48 (4 , 41 17 46 00 45 00
Jan. 41 66 46 II 41 66 46 15 41 (1
Lard,
Dot 24 TO 14 TO 14 67 14 67 11 II
Jan. 21 17 11 17 21 16 11 17 II II
Ribs.
Oot. IT IT 18 00 2T 17 II 00 IT 17
Jan, 16 00 I 86 00 24 86 84 97 34 (5
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Killing Frost Encourage Corn Buying) Sea
board Demand Strengthen Oats.
Chicago, Oct I. Over-estimate of th
shortag In th HIT yield of oorn, a com
pared with th total suggested by th gov
ernment crop report of a month ago, led
today to a material advanoe In th oorn
market Price closed firm. Via to 1 Vto net
higher at ll.1801.3O December, and
(1.161.1I My. Oat gained V4o to
o. In provisions th outcome ranged
from 3Vi6o decline to a rise ot (1.00.
Government orop figures, Issued after th
close today, proved a surprise to th eora
trade, as the new official calculation Indi
cated that nearly (6,000,000 bushel mere
corn had been produoed than private ex
pert had looked for. Buslnes today con
sisted mainly of evenlng-up by abort, who
were mistakenly .expecting that Washing
ton would announce a falling off of about
73,000,000 bushels from last month' ap
praisement. Widespread killing frosts last
night tended to Increase buying. Opinion
seemed to prevail that the maximum price
conference here this week would make
little, If any, change..
-Something of a revival of seaboard de
mand strengthened oats. Guesses on the
federal crop estimate were generally too
high.
Provisions rallied when ' eora developed
strength. At first ths provision market had
shown a 'tendency to sag on account of de
cline In the value of hogs.
Oat No. white, 60061c; standard,
(O06Oc.
Rye No. 2, (1.(101.14.
Barley (1.2001.28.
Timothy ((.0007.75.
Clover (18.00022.50.
Pork (46.00.
Lard (24.80024.95. .
Ribs (28.12 0 28.60. ,
Butter Market steady) ereemery, 40 Vi
43o.
Eggs Market higher; . receipts, (.140
cases; firsts, 637',ic; ordinary first.
36036c: at mark, eases Included, 3(0
36V4C. '
Potatoes Market steady; receipts, 65 cara;
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan bulk,
(1.1001. 16; sacks, (1.1501.20.
Poultry Alive, steady; fowls, 1512o;
springs, 10c.
Chicago Live Stock Market. 7
Chtoago, Oct (.Cattle Receipt, 16,000
head; market, weak; native steer. (7.100
17.60; western steers, $6.16014.60; stooksrs
and feeder, (6.16011,40; cow and heifer,
(6.000)1.25; calvea, (9.60016.00.
Hogs Receipts, (3.000 hesd; market,
weak; 6o under Saturday's average; bulk of
sales, (18.30019.16; light, (17.76019.16;
mixed, (17.80019.66; heavy, (1T.8O019.65;
rough, (17.80018.05; plga, (13.75017.65.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 34,000 head
market, unsettled; wethers, (9.10011.09;
wes, (8.(0011.00; lamb, (11.15018.40.
Minneapolis Grain Market
Minneapolis, Minn., Oct I. Flour Market
unchanged: fancy patents, (11.00; first
clears, (10.60; seconds clear, (6,75.
Rye (1.8201.83.
Barley (1.1001.(4.
Bran (30.00081.00.
Corn No. 1 yellow, (1.8801.10.
Oats No. I white, 68069c
Flax (3.11.
t
New Tork Sugar Market.
New York, Oct I. Sugar Raw, market
steady; centrifugal, I.IOflj molasses, 6.02c.
Refined, steady; cut loaf, '9.15c; crushed,
9.60c; mould A, 6.86c: cubes, 9.1O09.26o;
XXXX powdered, (.6601.70c; powdered,
8.608.5c; fine granulated, 8. 3508. 60c; dia
mond A, 8.35o; confectioner' A, 8. 2501.40c;
No. 1, 8.2008.3(0.
New Tork, Oct I. Stocks pursued a nar
row and uncertain course today until th
final hour, when a general selling move
ment followed th government crop report,
disclosing a falling off In th estimated
corn crop and further deterioration In other
Important cereal.
During th forenoon and Intermediate per
iod price change were nsgllglbl except In
certain specialties and utilities. These Is
sue also featured ths enlarged nfTerlnss
ot the closing hour, tobacco leading the
extreme declines. United Cigar E,torrs drop
ped I point to 103, Tobacco products I
point to 81. and American Tobacco, 3
points to 116. People' Gas. wss weakest (
th utilities, declining I points to 68 and
metal were next at recessions ot 1 to I
point.
IndustrUls held their ground most of th
time, but uecuml)d at the end. United
State Steel reacting from 108 and rins
ing at 101, a net lose ef 1 points. Other
equipment . moved similarly, many early
gain of 1 to 1 point being replaced by
Irregular losses.
Rail were firm to strong, despite the
publication ef additional August statements
shewing further llesvy Increases In operat
ing expenses with resultant Impairment of
value. The entlr list wa heavy at the
nd. hort elllnt meeting with little re
sletsnee. Bale amounted to 448.000 ihares.
Depression of Liberty bonds, which sold
from 1191 to 91.84. was a sentiment! ad
verse Influence. Other bonds wer lower
er Irregular. Total salsa, par talu. aggie
gated (1.691.100.
United State eenpen Is declined per
cent en call, and registered 1 advanced
per cent on sales. . , , .
Number of soles and rang ot price of
th leading stocks:
Sales. High. Low. Close,
amir. Beet Sugar. II
American Can 1.10ft 41 42 42
Aemrloan C. A F.. too 9 9 68
Amer. Locomotive.. HO IT 17 IT
Amer. S A R 4,109 14 11 91
Amer. Suer Ref. 107
American T. A T. . 1.70(1 115 114 115
Amer. Z. L. A 8.. 600 17 1T 18
Anaconda Coppsr . 4. TOO T9 68 (8
A.. O. W. I. 8. L. 1.800 103 101 10IH,
Atchlsnn 95
Bal. A Ohio ..... 1,400 60 69 69
Butte A Sup. Cop.. 3,700 11 ll 11
Cal. ePtroleum 16
Canadian Paeltlo.. 4,600 111 149 149
Central Letahsr .. 1.600 14 11 8t
Ores. A Ohio 1.000 14 (3 63
Chi., Mil. A St. P.. 4.600 11 60 60
Chi. A N. W,... 400 102 108 101
!.. R, I. A P. etfs. 1,109 16 24 11
Chlno Coppsr 1,100 49 41 47
Colo. T, At I. 900 41 40 40
Corn Product Ret. 7,40 11 29 19
Cruelbl Steel .. 11,900 71 70 T0
Distiller1 Beour.... 6.300 37 14 14
Erl 1.800 10 11 19
Oentral Electric... 800 140 117 137
General Motor ,, 1,600 96 14 94
Ot No. rfd 1.000 101 101 101
Ot No. Or, etfs.. 1,109 11 II 10
Illinois Central .... 100 100 100 99
Inspiration Copper. 1,000 60 49 49
Int M. M. pfd 4.100 16 14 14
Inter., NIckeL .... 3.400 31 11 81 Vi
Inter. Paper 1,100 ! 12 12
K. C Southern 18
Kennecott Copper.. .11,100 18 16 16
Louis. A Nash 1 100 110 110 111
Maxwell oMtora 12
Mex. Petroleum... I.T00 14 91 11
Miami Copper .... 1,100 13 23 32
Missouri Pactflo .. 4,600 19 18 19
Montana Power . 71
Nevada Copper 1,000 101 109 108
New York Central. 1.900 78 73 78
N. Y N. H. A H., T.I00 10 21 18
Norfolk A West.. 600 101 101 107
Northern Pacific.. 1,800 99 96 96
Pacific Mall 600 16 16 16
Pennsylvania 1,100 II 11 61
Pittsburgh Coal ... .... 49
Ray Con. Copper. 1.100 14 14 14
Reading 1,100 11 80 80
Republic B. -A I.. 1.100 10 T0 78
Shattuck Art Cop. 100 13 11 11
Southern Paolflo... 100 11 90 90
Southern Hallway. 1,100 18 17 IT
Studebaker Corp... loo 46 43 43
Texas Co 1.. 1,800 151 140 141
Union Faclflo 1.000 131 126 126
V. 8. Ind. Aloohol. 1,000 131 134 111
U. S. Steel 111,(00 108 106 106
IT. 8. Steel pfd.... 100 111 116 116
Utah Copper 1,(00 II 16 16
Wabash pfd "B". 100 14 $4 34.
Western Union .... 18
Westinghouse Eleo 100 44 44 41
Total sale for th day, 446,000 shares.
! New York Money Market.
1 New" York, Oot. (, Mercantile Paper
l06 per cent
Sterling Bxchang Sixty-day bill,
(4.71; commercial sixty-day bill on bank,
$4.71; oommerolal sixty-day bill, (4.70;
demand, (4,76 I cables, (4.76 T-19.
Silver Bar, (0o; Mexican dollar, 68 Vic.
Bonda Government heavy; railroad, easy.
Time Loan Firm; alxty days, (0 day
and lg month, 6 06 per cent
Call Money Steady; high, 4 per cent;
low, I per cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent;
oloalng bid, I per eent; offered at 1 per
cent: last loan, 1 per cent
U. 8. I reg.... IT K. C 8. r. I.. 79
4a enunnn S644L. A N. Un. 4S.. 18
fj. 8. Is, reg.... 99M. K A T 1st 4 II
do coupon .... 99M0. Fao. g. 4.. o
TJ. 8. 4s, reg..,. 105 V4 Mont, Power (s. 91
do coupon ...,105N. Y. C. d. 6S.. 17
Pan. 8a, coupon (4 No. Pao. 4 .... 14
Am. F. S. is.. 96 do 9 60
A. T. A T. , ( (60. 8. L. r. 4 6
Anglo-Frenoh 5s II P. T. A T. 6s.. 93
Arm. A Co. -4 89Penn. con. 4,. 100
Atchison g. 4s.. 86 do gen. 4.. 92
B. A O. 4 83 Reading gen. 4a 87
Cn. Leather I.. TTS. L. A S. F. a. 6 61
Can. Pao. 1st..,. 80 So. Pao. ov. 6s.. 16
C. A O. ev. 6o.. 11 So. Pao. r. 4s.. 84
C. B. A Q. J. 4 14 80, Ry. I 13
CMABPg4. 14 Tex. A Pao. lit.. II
C. R. I. A P. r. 4 17 Union Pacific 4 90
C. A 8. rf. 4 Tl dO ev. 4.... 8T
D. A R. O. r. ( (I V. a Rubber 6s.. 91
D. of O. I (( U. a Steel 6s.... 101
Erl gsn. 4 11 Wabash 1st .... 18
Osn. Else. 6... ,100 Western Un. 4 91
Gt No. lit 4.. 90
IIL Cen. ref. 4 so Tl 'Bid.
Int M. M. I..,. ((- .
New York General Market
New York, Oot I. Flour Easy; spring
patent, (11.1811.45 winter patents, (10.65
010.10; winter straight, (10.16010.66;
tCanaa straights, (11.I6OU.40,
Commas! Quiet; fin whit yellow, (5.00
06.101 coarss, (6.1606.16; kiln dried, (9.(0
010.10.
Corn Spot steady; No. (1 yellow, ((.02
and No. I mixed, (1.01 c 1, f. New York.
Oatsr-Spot iteady; ' atandard, 66 67c;
Feed Steady; western bran, (36.60;
standard middling. (41,60, rend city bran,
((7.00, all Id 100-pound sacks.
Iy Quiet; No. 1. 11,1001.25; No. 1,
(1.1601.10; No, 1, I6c(1.06; shipping, 90
096o.
Hops Steady; state medium to choice,
1(17, 8088a; 1916, nominal, Paeltlo coast,
1117. 40043c; 1911, 110170.
. Hides Stesdy; Bogota, 17c; Central
America, 18 o.
Leather Firm; hemlock first, ITo; sec
onds, l(o.
Pork Firm; mess, 148.50049.00; family,
(48.00; ahort clears, (47.00049.50.
Lard Steady; mtddlewest, (26.1502S.35.
Tallow Strong; city special, loose, 160
Wool Firm; domastio fleece, Ohio and
Pennsylvania, 6c
Butter Market onset tied; receipt, 6,633
tub; oroamery, higher than extra, 44
46c; creamery extra (93 (core), 44c;
firsts, 8044o; seconds, 4142o.
Eggs Market Irregular; receipt, (,830
oases; fresh gsthered extras, 45046c-; extra
firsts, 42044c; firsts, (941c; second, 370
((o.
Cheese Market weak; receipts, 1,239
boxes; state fresh special, 18c; state, aver
age run, 16 0 25c.
Poultry Alive, market dull; no prices
quoted. Dressed, market dull ; chickens,
23036c; fowls, 2230c turkeys, 24019a
Coffee Market,
Linseed Quotations.
Duluth, Oct. 8. Linseed, on trock, $3.11
3.13: arrive, $3.11 01.12 ; October,
$3.11 bid; November, (3.11 bid; December,
(3.06 bid.
New Tork, Oct. 8. There wa a good deal
of switching from near to late months In
the market for eotfee futures today, Decem
ber being exchanged for July 60 points and
March for July at 81 point. Business other
wise wa more active than recently, ac
companied by the attack of an Important
Jobbing demand In street market and there
appeared to be eome trade buying as well
as covering on th opening advance of ( to
eight point. Reactions followed . under
realising and near month covering, with
December closing at 7.2(0. after having sold
al 7.81c and with th general list closing
I point lower to I point higher. October,
7.0c; December, 7.26c; January. 7.14c;
March, T.60c;' May, 1.70c; July, 7.85c; Sep
tember, s.uzc
Snot coffee steady: rlo 7s. 8ie: Santos
4s. 9o. Cost and freight offer were re
ported a shade lower, Including 4a at 9c
London credits.
The official cables showed an advance, of
50 rel in the Rlo market and of- 16 to 60
rels In aSntos futures. Rio exchange on
London was 8-32(1 lower. 8antos receipt,
75,000 bale for New Yorlr
NO COURT-MARTIAL
FOR KORNILOFF
Probability He Will Be Fined
Only for Minor Offense, Now
Lvoff Has Admitted Gave
False Message.
Fetrograd, Oct. 8. -General Kcr
niloff probably will escape trial by
cotift martial because of technicalities
and be judged, instead, by a civil court
on the charge of insubordination, says
the Novaia Zhizn.
It is pointed out that General Kor
niloff s mcrch toward Fetrograd was
by order of the government which
three days after the "rebellion." con
tinues the newspaper, commanded that
all orders issued by General Korniloff
at the front be carried out. There
fore, it is argued, he can only be con
sidered riameable from the moment
when, he refused to resign aa commander-in-chief,
i
It is further pointed out that M.
Lvoff, who acted as messenger be
tween the general and the premier,
admits that he garbled General Kor
niloff' message, transmitting it in the
form of an ultimatum without having
received instructions to do so.
Red Cross Mission
From United States
Reaches Roumania
Jassy, Rpumania, Oct. 8.The tr
rival in Jassy of the American Red
Crosi musion waa most opportune.
The normal population of the present
Roumanian capital ia 80.000, but it
has been increased to 275,000 and the
coming of the American mission to
deal W4th the problem of feeding and
clothing 25,000 orphans and to assume
charge of the direction of the work
of stamping out typhus, which , is
making gains in the various Villages,
was greeted with much enthusiasm.
Food is scarce and wearin? apparel
and shoes are virtually unpurchas
able. The condition of the -peole
promises to become acute with the
approach of winter.
Roumania Now Supplied .
With Food for Sixteen Months
Pctrograd, Oct. 8. The crisis In
Roumania which threatened to force
evacuations on a large scale has been
solved and a food supply sufficient for
sixteen months guaranteed, accord
ing to Colonel J. W. Boyle of the
Canadian militia, widely known in
America as a mining engineer, who
for the last four months has been
organizing the transport system on
die H lusso-Roumanian front. r .
By virtue of co-relating the water
ways and the railways, and system
atizing the transport of foodstuff and
materials throughout the southern
provinces, the danger of famine has
been averted, Colonel Boyle believes
Coal Jobbers to Register
Their Interests in ftlines
Washington, Oct. 8. Coal jobbers
throughout the country were ordered
by the fuel administration today to
register with the federal trade com-'
mission by October 25, stating the'
financial interests of all stock hold
ers and partners of jobbing concerns
in mines. The purposes of this itep
is to meet a situation created, accord
ing to reports, by the organization of
"dummy jobbing companies" to b
sorb the jobbers'-fee allowed at the V
government fixed prices for coal at'
the mines. , "
'A rnmnitafinn nf all rulinff and f.r-T -
ders of the fuel administration has
I 1 .L. t. . . -t
Dcen prcparcu lor mc ucuun vi ms.
trade. ' ' ' ; :; ; '
Engineers Want Many -
Men for Trip to Francc
Washington, Oct. 8. The engineer'
corps is looking for 10,500 men with , .
road construction experience ;to serve1
in an engineer brigade which is soon,
to go to France to do road building.
work with General Pershing's expe- .
ditionary forces. The regiment will
be made up entirely of volunteers.
Rapid advancement is promised men '
with special qualifications, and a few
college men. preferably with military
experience, are wanted as noncommis-;
sioned officers. '
Produce Pricei Today. k
Following are the wholesale and re-:
tail prices of produce prevailing in
Oman today: , ' !
Wholesale. Betall..
Butter (ejttra), pound,.! ,
Uutter (choice), pound.. M .47 .
Erts (select), dozen.;. .41 ,4T
Est (common), dosea. ,11 .41 I
Vegetable. '-fm ' :: j'f .
Potatoes, bushel ...... 1. 10 .11 peck
omatoes, ripe, basket. .11 ,'. .31 basket
Onions, bushel IS lbs. 1.10 .04 pound . '
Tomatoes (green), bask. JO" .10 . , '-
Beets, bushel .71 "'.10 pack
Carrots, bushel 75: .30 peek .
Egf plant, dosen...... .60 ,tt
Lima Beans, basket ' ,
I lbs 7( .impound :
FrnltM.
Apple (fancy), hand '
picked, bushel 1.115 4t peck .. ,
Apple (windfall), bu. .10 .20 peuk.
Peache (Siberia), box. .71 .10
Peaches (common), bu. 1.00 1.40 bos
Evaporated Apple and Pried. Fruit.
New Tork, Oct. I. Evaporated Apples-r- (
Firm; choice, 15c; prime, 160. ,
Dried Fruits Prune in good demand; .
California, 101214c; Oregon. 12ttl4i.
Apricots, Ilrm; fancy, 10c Feaohet, steady;
standard, 10Uc; cholos, lOttc; fancy, ISo. -Raisins,
firm;- loos muscatels, TVsQOc:
choice to fancy, seeded, HO 10 He; seedless.
Ift10i4c; London layer, (1.(0.
Turpentine and Rosin. . '
Savannah, Oa., Oct. (.Turpentine Quiet,
47c; receipts, 201 bbls.,; shipments, 421 bbls:
stocks, 11,011 bbls. .
Rosin Firm; sales, 147 bbls.: receipts. "
111 bbls.; shlpmsnts, 1,155 bbls. j stocks, 11; i
(91 bbls. Quotations: . B, (5.86: D, B, (&.I0 '
ei.00; F, H.0Oe.O5; O, E, (t.0591.10; I.
(S.lUfts.U; r, (8.(08.(5; M, (6.45.50;
N, (7.10; WO, (7.65; WW, (7.60. ,
New Tork Dry Good Market.
New tork; Oot 8. Dry Good Cotton '
goods and yarn were firm. Linen were '
alio firm. Drees good wer in moderate
demand. Raw silk wa easier.
Petroleum Securities '
Midwest Oil ,'......$137
Kentucky Pet. 8-- 9
Osage'Hominay . ...$ 8-tt
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PETROLEUM , , . 80c
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