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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
T buy or sell Omh Real Kstste see I
FOWLER & M'DONALDJ
1111 itty Karl yank Bldg. Pout. 1426.
W.G.SHRIVER .;
ivti-i umini Nat, Bank Bldg. p. 1636.
avb inquiries lor home; do you want
7. properly i 1.111 it wit a c
. uiiiniHBi, umiu nail Hank Bid.
HAVE buyers with $500 caah down:
list
nj r. viary 1:0
'4H4-OS Amaa
norm umini Realtors, Colfax 176,
nEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
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Business Location
, Corner near business center 66
square improved with three-atory
milldlng, three stores around floor,
37 rooma second and third floors
used aa hotel, can be bought for
130.000. $5,000 caab and balance
per cent.
' Payne Investment Co.,
REALTORS. '
l'TPm- Nafl Bit. Bldg, Douglaa 1781.
WALSH-ELMER CO.. Realtors. Real
estate, investment. Insurance, Rent
a Is. Tyler 1616. 133 Securities Rid
. INVESTIGATE Proven Exchange System;
reauiia guarameea. cnan. aetn, fatt r
on Blk. D. 2048.
REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED.
Acreage.
Seven-room semi-bungalow, built Just
8 years; full cement basement and
furnace, flv acre of good land, chicken
, houses and cow 'barns; located on 50th
, auuiM vi ,emer airrei. rnco fl.-
00. Reasonable terms. Must be aold
to settle estate.
OSBORNE RtrALTY CO.
MO Petera Trust Bldg. Douglas 2282.
frEAL ESTATE, TO EXCHANGE
' y, HAVE a dandy Dodge Touring; and $500
room houae. Call Doug. 9685 or Web.
6726. .
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Benson.
Mrced t3'
SACRIF1CK-
-Two swell
Jressed brick flat buildings, facing on
atreta. walking distance, weat. In.
Com over 15,000 per year. Need the
money and right party can make their
own terms. MO Y-1228. Umaha Bee,
Dundee.
109 South 52d Street
Exceptionally well constructed
Dundee home, and must be aold
thia week.
Ltvlnir room acrges front of
house, fireplace, bookcases, French
Vdoora between sun room and dln
ng room, attractive kitchen, three
Urge bedrooms and heated sleep
ing porch, bath tiled.
White ouarter-aawed oak finish,
oak floors throughout, furnace
heat. Many built-in features and
modern in every respect.
We cnn recommend this house
aa an exceptional purchase.
GEORGE & CO.,
REALTORS,
02 City Nafl Bank Bldg. Tyler 3054.
BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE
HOME
.... t
This fine home having large living
room with firepiace, large sunny dining
room, breakfast room, kitchen on first
noor; upstairs there are 4 fine bed
rooms, aleeplng porch and ttled bath
with two finished rooma on third floor.
Beautiful quarter-sawed oak floor
throughout with q. a. oak finish down
and white enamel up. Hot water heat,
stationary tubs In basement, cistern
and two fine lots with shrubbery and
shade trees. This Is a real honesb-to.
y goodness bargain and can be appre.
. elated only after you have thoroughly
Inspected it. Call us for appointment.
, D. V. SHOLES CO.;
KEALIOKS,
V".
. 15-1T City National.
Douglas 46.
One of Dundee's Best
Full two-Rtory six-room and
breakfast room, frame construc
tion, ou full lot. near cur and
school, about seven vears old,
elaborately decorated Interior, hot
water heating plant, Rudd auto
matic ffns heater; everything' of
.the modern, up-to-date home, and .
In the pink of condition; price for
short time at $14,000; usual terms.
Payne Investment Co.,
it-
REALTORS.
-537 Om. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Doug. 1781.
DUNDEE HOME, $9,500
Immediate possession; 7-room, 2-atory
stucco; living room, dining room, sun
mom, kitchen, extra lavatory and,
toilet, first floor; 3 bedrooms, bath,
Hleeplag porch, second: oak f loots
throughout, hot water heat. 2-car gar
age, south front lot, 5.0x135 ft., near 51st
street: easy terms; kev at office.
FOWLER & M'DONALD
REALTORS,
1120 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Douglaa 1425.
Edge of Dundee
Five rooms, strictly modern In every
iv. $4,300.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
REALTORS
D, 8380. 50-2-4-6- Brandels Thea. Bldg.
DUNDEE.
A beautiful new 6-room, all modem
bungalow for only $1,000 down. Fine
location. Call Wal. (43! evenings, or
Dg. 741$ days. A?k for Mr. Cole.
Florence.
KETHAWAT. Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1401
REAL ESTATEIMPROVED.
Weit.
LEAVENWORTH HEIGHTS.
A REAL BUNGALOW.
New, strictly modern ,5-room
, stucco bungalow. Oak throughout,
7 ivory finish, .fireplace, all built-in
i, features, nicely decorated, . beauti
ful fixtures, full light basement,
tiled , balh. base tub, cement
porches, stairway to attic. One of
the most complete, up-to-date
homes on our list. Price $8,500, on
terms of $2,000 cash. Now vacant
Immediate possession. , , r
J. L, HJATT COMPANY,
900 1st NatT Bank Bldg.' , Tyler 63.
The Recollection of tjuallty Remains
Long After the Price is Forgotten."
4JOODYEAR and CORNHUSKER
AUTO TIRES and TUBES . 1
Bicycles, Repairs, Accessories, SuppHe,
Cunsmlth, Locksmith, Phonograph
Repairing, Cutlery, Tools, Rasors,
Vacuum Cleaner. '
NOVELTY REPAIR CO,
Roeco Rawley, Prop.
MAIL ORDERS. '
400 S. 24 TH ST. TEL. S. 1404.
WANTED-AT ONCE
Mon and woman who desire to participate in a raal effort to
'make a fortune in Texas Oil, tend $10 to me here ia Fort Worth
NOW for the purpose of buyinf up and investing in some poten
tially valuable oil leases and properties scientifically distributed
throughout the various fields. I mean it; I knowwnero we can
get in right on tope real money makers -which I am convinced
will make a fortune for us QUICK. My plan is half the profits
to you and half to me, and I put other money in along with
yours. I remain in full charge and continue, to look after your
interest. -. " ."' ' - V " ''"''',
I guarantee you an honest effort to pay you big profits thia
years I also guarantee you an honest run for your money, a
square deal to all. All share alike. THIS REQUIRES QlflCK
ACTION, and full details of plan will be sent those sending $10.
. When you receive full particulars with your Certificate you may
thea have your money cheerfully refunded if you ask it. $10
may make you rich. Try it out. Address with remittance,
' J. E. POPE, Trustee, PETROLEUM INVESTMENT TRUST,
1202 H Main Street Fort Worth, Texas
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
Very Fine Home
, Montciair addition, near Boule
vard and car lje. new house, f
rooms, bath, aunroom and aleeplng
porch, strictly modern, -elegant
oak finish, flrpplace, bookcaara,
other built-in features, paving all
paid, owner leaving city. $4,(00
rash, balance on payments. See
this before you buy.
P. J. Tebbens Co.,
605 Omaha Nat. Bk.
Phone D. JUL
Field Club District
First Time Offered
A real 6-room, completely 'modern
stucco bungalow on an extra large lot,
60x140; only a block to car line; oak
floors and finish. A dandy home for
someone with S3, BOO rash and balance
aa rent. Evenings call Webster 678.
Creighi," Sons & Qo.,
Douglas 200. 60S Bee Bldg.
WEST FARNAM HOME
$10,800.
New T-room home. Including aleeplng
porch and aun room: mahogany and
wnite enamel rtnisn, run brick founda
tion. Here Is a real buy In a new home.
f or appointment call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
530 Petera Trust Bldg. Douglaa Sill.
Omaha Real Estate and Investment.;
JOHN T. BOHAN,
621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4188.
North.
SARATOGA COURT.
ONLY $500 CASH.'
6-room, oak finish, garage, paving
paid. Easy monthly payments, a snap
at is,300.
R. F. CLARY CO.. REALTORS.
2404-06 Ames Ave. Colfax 175.
MILLER PARK.
7-ROOM BUNGALOW.
, POSSESSION AT ONCE.v
SUBMIT AN OFFER.
Practically new 7-room strictly
modern bungalow, just painted and
redecorated. Hardwood floors and
finish, furnace, fulklight basement,
garage. One block to car line.
Owner is asking $7,500, but wants
an offer. Must be sold. Now va
cant; immediate possession. Lo
cated at 2429 Laurel Ave.
J. L. HIATT COMPANY,
900 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler63.
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.Good Homes Cheap
Here Is your chance to buy a good
home for a small down payment, cheap
er than renting.
Five-room cottage, south front, V,
block to boulevard, three blocka to car
and school, newly painted, nicely decor
ated Inside; garage, large lot, plenty of
shade and fruit; price $2,800; ask us
about the good terma on this.
Five-room cottage, newly painted, has
gas, water and electric lights, on car
line and close to school, east front;
price only $2,300, with $400 cash, bal
ance $26 monthly.
Four-room bungalow on car line, onl
four years old; paving in and paid for;
lot 40x160; newly painted and decor
ated :s price $2,250. Can give good terms
on this.
Weeth & Herron,
2414 Ames Ave. J Col. 926.
SPECIAL
for .
RAILROAD MEN!
.1365 Erskine St. Five rooms,
I rand .new, all modem, oak-finished,
built-in bookcases, buirt-in
kitchen cabinets; full basement;
; aiuaranteed furnace. Price only
$5,500; $500 cash,, balance like rent.
This house is on the Harney car
line, which takes yoy right down
to Ihe station. For a railroad
man this is a splendid opportunity
to eet away from rent. Owner
can show you through any timet
during the day or alter supper,
Come at once.
CHOICE HOME
$10,500.
Beautiful new 2-story, six room, oak
finished home; strictly modern home;
large living room across front; French
doors, choice fixtures; floored attic, full
basement: three lots, 120x140, covered
with all kinds of fruit; 1 block to Mil
ler park and car. A sure bargain. Shown
only by appointment. Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
530 Peter Trust Bid;. Douglas 2281.
OPPORTUNITY!
OPPORTUNITY!
OPPORTUNITY!
' Your big opportunity is
passing. Only ten out of
twenty left of those new five
room bungalows on the Har
ney car line.
These houses are brand
new, all modern, never been
occupied; have many built-in1
features. Prices are right and
terms are very easy. $500
down and the balance like
rent. Some one to show you
through all day. If you can't
como during the day, come
out after supper. Take a Har
ney car to 33rd "and Parker
and walk a block and. a half
north. Don't put this off.
Come out today. These re
maining houses, will all be
sold soon and many families
will be disappointed in not'
getting one.
Slater Company
506 Keelino Bldf . ,i
Plumbing and Heating
Engineers.
The Shop That CUvea You Ssrvito
- Henningson
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO.
Douglas 1431. 324 So. 19th St.
REALtESTATE IMPROVED
North.
Seven -room modern bungalow, ' t years
old, oak floors and finish downstairs,
hard maple floor and enamel finish
second floor; Urge lot, one-half block to
car. Thia ia a pretty home. Call today
for appointment.
Eight-room bouse, all modern, south front,
paved street, on car line and cloae to
.school; full lot and a fine basement,
bathroon on first and second floors. You
can't heat thia for price. Ask ua about
It.
Seven-room house double garage, 1
blocks to car; modern; newly painted.
The price la only 14.600 and worth the
money.
Five-room" cottage, haa electrlo light and
water, newly painted outside and
papered Inside, on car line, three block
to school. We ran aell thia one for only
$2,800, with $400 cash and $26 monthly.
We will be glad to show you theae
today, or any time moat convenient (or
jrou.
Weeth & Herron Co.,
2414 Ames Ave. Colfax 926.
Call evmlngs Col. (50 -or Col. 648.
'
DO YOU WANT A HOME?
We can offer you a dandy T-room,
oak finish home with garage, on
paved street, all specials ' palqtn full,
for the price of an ordinary bungalow.
Only $6,200 with reasonable terma. On
Saratoga St., just west of 24th.
Also a beautiful 6-room bungalow, new
this spring, finished In oak and white
enamel, well built and occupied by
owner a lumber specialist. Offered for
$6,000, with $2,600 cash. Don't forget
this 1 on a full size lot with plenty
; of large maple trees, two blocka to car.
R. F CLARY CO.,
NORTH OMAHA.-REALTORS.
2404-06 Ames Ave. v Col. 175.'
V FEW home and lot for sale lu Park
wood addition; a aafe place for Invest
ment, r, orris at worn, uougias sate.
X B. ROBISON, real estate and Invest
ment, 443 see Bldg. Douglaa 1017.
ALL modern, (-room home on Fort St..
near 25th; well built home, on large
lot, is.ouu, reasonanie terms.
LOTHROP school district. adjoining
Kountze park, a mights good cottage,
garage, full lot, $5,600, part cash and
good car will suffice for first payment.
ANOTHER at 4303 Lake St, for $4,750,
ii.Duii casn down.
A snap at 345 Grand Ave., $4,750, $1,000
down, rnese are not inflated prices.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
NORTH OMAHA REALTORS.
- 2404-06 Ames Ave. Col. 175.
Evenings Col. 1243 or Col. 6294.
LOOK AT THESE!
OUR SIGNS ON EACH ONE.
4821 No. 27th, $2.000 5 rooms.
4833 No. 27th. $2,6006 rooms.
2806 Mormon St., $2,260 6 rooms.
2810 Mormon St., $2,250 5 rooms.
8310 No. 28th. $3,000 5 rooms.
2813 State, $2,600 8 rooma.
3014 Tucker St, $4,500 6 rooma.
30J2 Tucker St., $3,150 6 rooms.
TERMS ON ALL THESE.
R. F. CLARY CO.,
2404-05 Ames Ave.
Evenings Col. 1243
Col. 175.
or Col. 6294.
NEW BUNGALOWS
$500 Cash
-2205 N. 33D AVE.
Five rooms, all modern, nice
up-to-date plumbing, full base
' mcnt, guaranteed furnace, built
in bookcaaea, built-in kitchen cabi
net. Frlce Is right and terms are
easy. Can show you through any
time.
JASPER JENSEN.
Bungalow Dream
Beautiful south front lot, (8x132, full
wide screened porch, long living room
with fireplace, built-in bookcases and
buffet all in oak; a home to be proud
of. $9,000, about one-half cash. Elec
tric stove stays In house.
R. F, CLARY. CO.,
v REALTORS.
24O4-0 Amea Ave. - Colfax 17$.
Nine Rooms, Modern;
$4,500
On paved street, paving paid, corner
lot, terma.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
REALTORS. -
D. $380. 330-2-4-6-S Brandels Thea. Bldg.
37th and Binney
Excellent five room house and screened
back porch. House In good condition,
well with good cold water, small chicken
house, good lot and a tine home for
$2,86. $850 down, $30 a month.
Call Graham-Peters Realty Co.
Doug. 663 or Harney 3836.
DUPLEX pressed brick flat, near SOth
and Farnam. 8 r. each side; oak finish,
snap at $12,600. Terms. Dg. 1734 days.
SEVEN rooms, strictly modern, full lot,
near car and schools, $8,500; terms. Al
fred Thomas, 604 First National Bank.
MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer ths
beat opportunity to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 18T. '
BENSON ft METERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'l
South.
Very Attractive Home
Hanscom Park District
Immediate Possession
We are offering for the first
time a choice, well-built home,
consisting of hall, living room
with large fireplace, built-in book
cases, window seat, beam ceiling,
etc.; dining room with panelled
, walls and kitchen with butler's
pantry, and several other built-in
features first floor, with oak floors
and finish. Second floor has four
corner bedrooms and sleeping
porch; tile bath and vestibule;
plenty of closet space, clothes
chute andeJinen closet; third floor
finishd in two large rooms and
store room; full cemented base
ment, plastered and divided into
laundry, furnace room, fruit room
and store room; combination
heating plant; east front lot, SOx
163; entire house in excellent con
dition, jnside and out. Price
right; terms easy.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
REALTORS,
Doug. 2850. 918-20 City National.
Ready to Move Into
( rooms, all on one floor, oak finish,
plastered attic, built-in buffet, book
case and cupboard, exterior finished In
stucco snd frame, nice lot, paved atreet,
located 3083 South 32d 8t. Price $8,350.
Terms. ,
C. G. CAftLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
, 1ITH AND B 8TS.
'Two (-room, east front cottages, to
close an estate. Will sell both at
sacrifice price.
R. F. CLART, REALTOR.
2404-0$ Awes Ave. Colfax 171
170$ 8. 2$TH ST. -room modern, except
heat; yours for eaoo casn, balance
monthly. Creigh, (0$ Bee. Douglas 200.
A special bargain this i
pace every day.
y An Attractive
Bungalow
4515 Spencer Street
$4,750.00
' Four rooms with 6-room accom
modation. Living; room, dining
"room, kitchen, bedroom, bath and
bed closet for Murphy bed oft of
U living room; French gray enamel
iimsn; iuii cellar sns sinewy moo
ern in every particular; full lot,
just off of ear line; X blocks to
new Clifton Hill sehool, V, block to
Fontenelle boulevard. Let us show
yon this. .
HASTINGS '& HEYDEN
1614 Harney St,' Fhoae Tyler SO.
Parade Floats
To Tell of Love
Stories of tydrld
No Expense Spared In Making
Electrical Pageant Most
Wonderful In History of
Ak-Sar-Ben.
Official description of the 17 floats
which will make up this year's elec
trical parade, Wednesday night, Sep
tember 23, has been given out, by
Arthur P. Guiou, chairman of the
Ak-Sar-Ben parade committee.
The floats this year are of more
intimate interest to more people than
were the floats in any previous pa
rade. The title of the parade is
"Famous Love Stories," and the title
float, all decorated in hearts, cupids,
billing doves and other emblems of
the grand passion, bears the legend,
"All the world loves a lover."
Fifteen wonderful floats, done in
the most finished style of Gus Renze
and his staff of expert craftsmen,
form the body of the parade and de
pict the celebrated love stories of the
world.
First comes Adam andNEve. Then
Pygmalion and Galatea, representing
the story of the scluptor who fell in
love with a statue of a woman, fhe
making of the figure of Galatea cost
three weeks' work by an expert
sculptor who was brought at con
siderable expense from Chicago for
that one task. This is merely an in
dication of the fact that no money is
spared to make Ak-Sar-Ben parades
the best in the world.
The titles of the othe , wonderful
floats are as follows:
Helen of Troy.
Venus and Adonis.
Daphnis snd Chloe.
Antony and Cleopatra.
Abelard and Helolse.
Lancelot and Guinevere.
John Smith and Pocahontas.
Romeo and Juliet.
Napoleon and Josephine.
Madame Butterfly.
Skeleton In Armor.
' Lalla Rookb.
uuw.th. and Minnehaha.
On the 17th float will ride King
Ak-Sar-Ben XXVI m all his glory,
Those who have seen the floats de
clare they are the most splendid inJ
the brilliant history ot tne AK-sar-
Ben parades.
Lloyd Magney Named
To Succeed Peterson
T.lovr! Map-nev was vesterday aft
ernoon appointed deputy United
States district attorney by United
States District Attorney T. S. Allen,
to take the' place made vacant by
the leave of absence granted Frank
A. Feterson, now connnea in a saui
arinm at Lincoln.
The annointment of Magney is for
the period of the leave of absence
granted Mr. Peterson. Magney is a
prominent attorney ot inis cuy. -
Real Estate Transfers
Patrick H. Connell to Anazka Od-
varka, connell uouri, nv .
of 13th St., N. S 40x96........$
700
Joseph Earl Tyson
Ralpn l Keynoias. ju o.
ft. 8. of Sprague St.. W. 8.. 60s
124
2,000
Scott T. Bowling and wife to jonn
B. Kelly, Center St.. so iu a.
si.f St. a. 8.. 90x100 '
,650
Qulncy Realty Co. to Henry Schroe-
der, 36in oi. ut w..,
W. S., 40x110
295
R. H. Clarke to Marie weeanam,
Mason St., so It. w. oi iau
N. 8.. 46x108
1,500
Edwin C. Sorensen and wife to Ar
thur E. Agee et ai, aiarcy di
38 ft. B. of 43d St., N. S 44x
IAS
8,750
Henrietta Brandes and husband to
Julius Llsholt, wirt ssi., mi.si
ft. W. of 25th St., N. S., 66.41X
i ai u. . . '
2,600
Joseph C. Moore and wle to Erick
Miller ana wire, zvia bi io h.
S. of Manderson St.. , W. 8., 38x
4,200
Clarence G. Douglaa
and wife to
Ada L. Bejmschesn
me, 38th Ave.,
il. it S -"nf Murfv St.. W. B..
42x120
Cornelia Moser and husband to
Frank S. Morey, Florence uiva.,
160 ft. N. of Ogden St., E. 8.,
65x460 M00
Edith Lennon and husband to
Catharine Gard, N". E. cor. ua
and Hartman Ave.. 80x124 376
Mackey Realty Co. to George H.
Meyer et al, 3tn at., u it. n.
of SDauldlnar St.. W. S.. 210x134. 20$
Sarah H. Joalyn to Clark H. Antis-
del et al, 31st St., luo it. a. oi
Pkppleton Ave., E. 8 60x142.. 4,500
Carl M. P. Madsen and wife to Au
gusta Hoerath, 63d St., 200 . It.
S. of Miami St.. W. 8.. 60x128.. 8,000
Paul W. Kuhns and wife to Robert
Righbower, 40th St., 124.7 ft. 8.
ot Bedford Ave., K. S.. 40x134.. 885
Minna Groeteke and husband to
Lizzib Shomskor, 31st St., 149 ft.
8. of Dewey Ave.. W. S., 53.6x139 18.000
Richard R. Evans to Orpba Dona-
hey, 53d St., 300 ft. S. of Dodge
St., W. S., 60x126 1,090
Alice D. Menefee to Anton Schmltt
et al, 16th St., 165 ft. 8. of H
St., W. 8 60x150 ,. 850
Frank Dudley and wife to Arthur
Theodore. Evans St 275 ft. W.
of SOth St., N. 8.. 35x128 1,850
Mary Hogan and husband to Roy
Leonard Adamaon and wife, Sah
ler St., 84 ft. E. of 23d St., S. 8.
40x100 6,660
Trenaeous Shuler et al to Hllma
Craig. 43d St., 40 ft. S. of Burt
St., E. S., 40x128 646
Niels Lausten Thomsen and wife to
Harry A. Riley, Leavenworth St.,
92 ft. W. of 60th Ave.. N. 8..
46x130 s 4,300
unaries ljorenz to James Baierno
et al. 17th St.. 269 ft. N. of Dor
cas St., W. S.. 49x132 4,800
Flllppo Pattavlna and wife et al to
Angelo Caccamo, 17th St., Hi
' ft. S. of Castelar St. W. 8.. 60x
72.8 1,506
Occidental Bldg. & Loan., Assn. to
Earle R. Carse. 48d St.. 117.5 ft.
N. of Pratt St., W. 8., 40x130... 476
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
South.
AN EXCEPTIONAL
BUY
Five-room cottage: large rooms:
newly decorated. House has just
been painted and is in excellent
shape; all modern except heat;
close to school and car line. 2220
South 28th St. Price $200
'terms to.be arranged.
A. P. TUtfEY & SON,
- 7 REALTORS,
COn FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
one cno
DOUG. uv"
Miscellaneous.
MODERN eight-room house, oak finish
down; four bedrooms and bath up;
floored attic; complete basement; beau
tiful south front lot; this property is
In excellent condition and a bargain at
$6,760; can arrange terms. Tyler 3623,
Col. 6144, Har. 4999.
WILL sell a new 5-room bungalow.
Colonial deelgn. for $750 cash, balance
like rent. Oak floors, etc. Excellent
locality. Phone Harney 356$ evenings.
FIVE rooms and bath. Brand new.
Strictly modern. Oak and enamel fin
ish. . $660 cash required. Call Wal.
637$ evenings, Dg. 1014 days.
DUPLEX pressed brick flat, near 10th
and Farnam, 8-r. on each aide, oak fin
ish, snap at $12,600. Ttrms. Dg. 1714
days. i
BIRKETT & CO.,
Real estate
eelle. rents
ana Insures. 150 Bee Bldg. Douglas $33.
$500 CASH, partly modern housV tnja-
. loin Frnktnbeig. Sous. 12
Market
Live Stock
Omaha, Sept. I.
RecelDta weret
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday ... 11.86$
Official Tuesday .. 8,301
Estimate Wedn'sday 7,500
Three days this wk. 27,860
Same day laat wk.. 27,020
Same 1 weeks ago 27.405
Same $ weeks ago 34, $76
Same days year ago 47,031
3,1(0 25,19s
S,5 34.572
6,800 23,000
14,640 82. S?
17,112 73,353
21,140 $8,668
18,61$ 3,)71
15,120 145,776
Cattle About 5 cars, or 7,500 head, of
cattle were reported In this morning, this
being the largest Wednesday's run that
has been hero this summer. There was
a good demand from all quarters and
trade atarted early with beefs steers and
cows selling at good, steady prices and
Blockers and feeders stronger It snythlng.
Good many trslns were late and a lot of
cattle did not reach the yards until after
10 o'clock. Some'cnolce western beef sold
as high as $13.16 and medium to good
cornfeda brought $14.504915.60, with bet
ter cattle still unsold. -
WESTERN CATTLE.
WYOMING.
No. Av. V Pr. No. A v. . Pr.
17 sirs 1130 10 26 $ str 1212 00
20 hfrs 574 7 60 18 strs 94 00
35stfa $43 11 00 10 atra 10(0 1 21
$1 (drs 1007 10 26'
IDAHO.
11 strs 907 10 00 3 bulls 113 (10
a strs 845 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
10 cows
22 coma
8 hfrs
7 strs
11 cows
1$ cows
20 cows
hfrs
strs
13 civs
41 strs
23 cows '
40 strs
132 7 00 13 cows
97
853
$84
7 75
9 00
S 76
968 8 00 23 strs
882 7 60 14 cows
790 8 26
NEBRASKA.
1016 ' 8 00 16 cows
843 7 76 20 strs
959 7 60 10 strs
756 8 36 19 cows
934 10 60 22fdrs
363 $ 00 27 cows
1069 10 26 3 civs
855 7 00 10 cows
1150 10 30 6 strs
696 00
1070
620
867 '
$71
884
951
283
1082 v
(16
7 25
8 25
9 60
8 10
76'
7 60
10 00
25
6 60
11 hfrs
Quotations on Cattle Choice to nrlmi
beeves, $1.0017.36; good to choice
beeves, $15.004j 16.00; fair to good beeve.,
$13.0015.00; common to fair ueevea,
$11.50013.00; choice to prime yearlings,
$16,008)17.00; good to, choice yearlings,
$16.00016.00; fair to good yearlings, $12.00
O15.00: common to fair yearllncs. $8,000
12.00; choice to prime grass beeves, $12.60
14.60; good to choice grass beeves, $10.00
12.00; fair to good grass beeves, $8.50
10.00; common to fair grass beeves, $7.50
98.50; Mexicans, $7.759.00; choice te
prime grass cows, $8.609.50; good to
choice grass cows, $6.75&8.25; fair to
good grass cows. $5.006.76; common to
fsir grass cows, $3.605.00; choice to
prime feeders, $11,266)12.00; good to
choice feeders, $10.00011.25; medium to
good feeders, $8.60 10.00; common to
fair feeders, $8.6008.25; good to choice
atockers, $9.2510.00; fair to good stock
ers, $8.00(j9.25; common to fair atock
ers, $5.608.00; stock heifers, $6.6007.00;
stock cows, $5.606.76; stock calves, $6.50
O9.00; veal calves, $8.001S.00; bulls,
stags, etc., $5.60011.00.
Hogs Receipts of hogs wers very much
like yesterday, 83 loads estimated at 6,800
head. There was a little weak spot on
the opening, very much, like yesterday's
weak close but demand Was good and the
market firmed up to practically steady
with yesterday. Bulk of- hogs to packer
was $14.4014.75 and shlppera were scat
tered from $14.60 up with several loads
of light hogs selling at a top of $f5T&0.
Sheep Today's run of sheep and lambs
was eatlmated at 23,000 head. Some lit
tle time was required, to shape up the
receipts and trade was rather late In get
ting started. Packers wanted killing mate
rial however and the market finally took
form at prices steady to strong on both
fat sheep and lambs. Best western lambs
brought $13.6013.75 and good fat ewes
sold up to $7.00. Jnquiry for fseders ap
peared to be fairly broad and prices held
generally steady. Good feeding Iambs
changed hands around $12.76013.00.
FAT LAMBS.
No. Av. Pr. No.
Av. Pr.
71 13 65
61 12 90
46 10 00
53 12 00
57 13 16
6$ 12 50
94 5 75
94 5 80
96 1 tt
207 Ida 73 13 25 1045 Cal
299 Wyo 67 13 60
FEEDER LAMBS.
700 Wyo
209 Wyo
334 Cal
156 8 D
160 Wyo
110 Ida
231 Ida
227 Ida
162 Ida
116 Ida
346 Ida
66 13 00 821 Ida
60 11 50 192 Wy
62 12 25 221 Ida
68 12 50 114 Wyo
60 13 00 991 Ore
FAT EWES.
113 6 25
CULL EWES.
93 4 75
FEEDER EWES.
102 5 65-330 Wyo
92 6 40 368 Wyo
105 6 25
BREEDING EWES,
99 , 8 20 161 Ida
160 Ida
98 8 00
FEEDER YEARLINGS.
131 Ida 82 8 65
FAT YEARLINGS AND WEATHERS.
170 Wyo - 99 7 85
Quotations on sheep: Fat range lambs.
$12.25013.76; feeding lambs, $11.60v
12.25; cull lambs, $8.00 (fe 10.60 ; yearlings,
$8.0008.76; feeding yearlings. $7.7608.76:
wethers. $7.0007.75: ewes. $5.6067.00:
reeding ewes. n.2i(BG.zt: ewe cutis ana
canners, si.uugpu.ou.
Chlcngo Live Stock.
Chicago. Sent. 8. Cattle Receipts. 12.-
ooo head; choice steers and yearlings,
strong to 25c higher, others slow 'steady;
top, all weights, $18.00; bulk choice, $16.76
47117.75: rood steers. $15.25016.25: best
grassy kinds, $13.00014.75; common, $9.00
tt'iz.ou. mostly; best cows, .( bBiiz.it.
fully steady; others, $6. 7509.00, alow;
canners and cutter, $4. 0006.00; Dulls,
strong; bologna, $6.0006.75; butcher bulls.
$7.00011.60; choice veaiera, iiv.uixtpK.o,
steady; grassy calves, 25 to 60c lowers,
$6.6012.00; atockers and feeders, strong;
range cattle, $9.00013.00, steady.
Hogs Receipts, 19,000 head; mostly 10
to 16c lower, than yesterday's average.
steady in spots, closing strong, top, $16.25:
bulk light and butchers, $16.30016.20; bulk
packing - sows, $14.00014.30; pigs, 25c
lower," bulk desirable kinds, $14.50 0 15.00,
Sheen Recelnts. 27.000 head: fat lambs.
25 to 60e hla-her: too westerns. $14.40: ton
natives. 113.60: bulk natives. I12.50O13.00
sheep, steady to higher; good heavyweight
ewe, largely $7.00; leeaer classes, mostly
zoc ntgner; best leeaing immus, u.vt.
Slonx City Irre Stock.
Sioux City, Ia.. Sept 8. Cattle Re
ceipts, 4,600 head; market steady, 25c
lower; beef steers, fed steers and year
lings, iu.uuiii.2ii; Brass steers, si.uun?
.50: grass rows. J6.oowa.uii: lat.cows
and heifers. $8.50012.60; canners, $4,000
5.00: vealers, $6.00012.00: common calves,
I5.00O8.50: feeders, ig.ftoraiz.uo; leeaing
cows and heifers, $4.0007.60; stockers,
$6.0(1 9.60.1
Hogs Receipts, e.ooo neaa; mantei
ateady, 26c lower: light. $15.00015.60:
mixed, $14.60014.85; rough, $13.75014.25;
bulk, $14.0015.00.
Sheep-and Lambs Receipts, 500 head;
market strong.
St. Joseph Live Stock. v
St. Joseph. Mo.. Sept. 8. Cattle Re
ceipts, 8.500 head; steers, slow to steady;
cows and heifers, steady to 25 cents lower;
calves, steady tonevenly lower; stock
era' andfeeders, steady to weak; steers
$9.00016.25; cows and heifers, $4,000
15.25; calves. $6.60016.00; stockers and
feeders, $6.60011.25.
Hogs Receipts, 7.000 head: 10 to 15
cents lower; top, $15.90; bulk of sales,
$14.00016.86.
Sheep Receipts. 3,000 head; market
slow; ewes, $6.0007.25; lambs, $12,600
13.75. n
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City. Mo Sept. 8. Cattle Re
ceipts, W,500 head; fat cows and heifers,
ateady toSweak; calves, steady to strong;
all other classes mostly steady; best steers
$16.3501$'5; fleshy grassers. $13.6049
13.76;: bulk she stock, $6.0009.00; can
ners. $4.2604.60; good and choice veaiera,
$14.00015.60.
Sheep Receipts, 8.500 head: market
steady; fat lambs, uneven, mostly 1$ to
60 cents higher; top natives. $13.60; west
ern lambs, $13.85; feeding Jamba, steady;
best, $13.65.
Omaha Hay Market.
Receipt continue light on all grades of
bay and alfalfa, and with the demand
somewhat Improved the market ha ad
vanced on the better grade of hay and
alfalfa. Oat and wheat straw steady.
Upland Prairie Hay No. 1, $18,000
19.00; No. 2, $14.00016.60; No. 1, $9,000
Midland Prairie Hay No. 1, $17.00
18.00; No. 2, $14.00015.50.
Lowland Prairie Hay No. 1, $10,500
12.60; Np. 1. $8.5009.60; No. 2. $6,000
7.00.
Alfalfa Choice. $28.00030.00? No. 1,
$26.00027.00; standard, $20.00024.00; No.
2, $16.00018.00: No. 3, 10.uu U13..
Straw Oat. $10.0012.0; wheat, $9.60
11.00. . i
New York Money,
New York, Bept. $. Prime Mercantile
Paper $ per cent.
Kxcnange steady.
Sterling Demand. $3.61; cables.
IS 64 .
uritnce. i lemann. n.fsr.: caoies. e.avc.
Belgian Francs Demand, 7. lid; cablej.
7.25c. . .
Guilders Demand, 31.50c: cables, 31.62c.
Lire Demand, 4.31c; cables, 4.13c.
Marks Demand, 1.90c; cables, 1.91c.
New York Exchange on Montreal 1
per rent discount.
Time Loans strong era uncrangea.
Call Money Steady; high, low and rul
ing rate, T per cent: cloalng bid, 6 per
cent: offered and last loan, 7 per cent.
' Kansas City Grain.
Ksneas City. Mo.. 8ot 8. Wheat De
cember, $2.89: March, $2.88, v 1
Corn September. $1.81; Deasmber,
$1.16; May, juif
and Financial News of
Fmancfai'
. New York Stocks Today,
New York, Sept. 8. The hesitant
tone of the stock market at the
opening of today's session evidently
expressed further division of senti
ment among traders. Yesterday s
late advance in the rate of call loans
probably served to check bullish
operations. ' ., Excepting Crucible
Steel, whkh rose l?i points gains
and lossesVtmong leading shares,
esoeciallv oils, motors, steels and
rails, were limited to fractions. Bor-
ugn exchange was again unsettled,
remittances to London falling be
low: yesterday's minimum quota
tions. ' w V '.
Shorts were encouraged by the
lack of buying orders in the first
hour and exerted pressure against
the cheaper, rails, later extending
their selling movement to oils and
some of the independent steels. Re
actions among transportation shares,
ranged from 1 to 2 points, with as
much for most other popular issues.
Oils fell back on reports of further
differences between American in
terests and the Mexican govern
ment, Mexican Petroleum more than
forfeiting its early gain. Call money
was again in free supply at 7 per
cent, but foreign exchange made
little recover from preliminary
prices. 'zJV
Stocks rallied at ntidday, Mexican
and Pan-American petroleums, also
Crucible and Baldwin, rising 1 to 2
points from their reaction. Kails
weie irregular, aside from Canadian
Pacific, which strengthened on pros
pective higher freight rates to roads
within the Dominion.
New York Quotations.
Range of prices of the leading stocks
furnished by Logan & Bryan Peters
Trust building:
iipse Aues. i-u
'A., T. & 8. F.
Baltimore & Ohio ...
Canadian Pacific ...
N. Y. A H. R
Erie R. R
Gt. Northern, pfd. .
Chi. Gt. Weetern ...
Illinois Central
Mo., Kan. & Tex. ...
Kan. City Southern .
Missouri Pacific ....
N. Y..-N. H. & H. .
Northern Pacific Ry
Chi. & N. W
. 83
84
. 414
.120
, 74
, 16
, 76
. ?
. 88
, 6V,.
. 19K
. 26
. 33
. 78V4
, tW
. 42S
, 91S '
, 36tt
, 94
, 27
. 36 S
,121
, s
42
119
76
16
78
9
8Hs
8
20
27
34
79
74
42
92
Penn. R. R ....
Reading Co
C.i K. I. & P.
So. Pac. Co
Southern Railway
C, M. & St. P
Union Pacific
Wabash
STEELS.
Am. C. & F.
Allls-C. Hfg
Am. Loco. Co
Utd. AI. 8. Corp
Bold, L. Work
Beth. Steel Corp. .
Colo. F. & I. Co
Crucible. Steel Co
Am. Steel Foundries....
LackaVanna Steel Co...
Mfrivula Steel A Ord....
37,
ami?
28
"37
123
10
135
34
96
39
110
77
'36.
122
36
69
39
84
95
70
80
..1344
..34
. . 94
.. 394
..109
.. 76
!.122 '
.. 36v
.. 68
.. 39
96
Pressed Steel Car Co
Rep. Iron A Steel Co
Runway Steel Spring
Sloss-SheT. Stl. & Iron
70 Vi
88
United States Steel
COPPERS
Anaconda Cop. Mln 68
Am. Smlt. & Bfg. Co.... 60
Butte & Sup. Mln. Co.. .....
Ghlle Copper Co 15
Chino Copper Co
Inspiration Cons. Cop. ... 47
Kennecotti Copper 26
Miami Copper Co. 19 S
Nev. Cons. Cop. Co. 11
Ray Cons. Cop. Co. ...... lot.
Utah Copper Co 63
INDUSTRIALS.
Am. Beet Sugar Co 80 i
Atl.. G. & I. S. S 134
Am. Internet. Corp 74,
Am. Sum. Tob. Co 85
Am. Cotton Oil Co 25
Am. Tel. & Tel . S
Brooklyn Rap. Trans.... 11
Bethlehem Motors 6
American Can Co........ 35
Chandler Motor Car..... 86
Central Leather Co 61
Cuba Cane Sugar Co.... 37
Cal. Petroleum Corp ......... .
Corn Products Rfg. Co.. 86
Nat, Enam. & Stamp 68 ,
Flsk Rubber Co 26
General Electric Co 141
r.i.lnn Wm. & Wfe 8
54
60
-19
15
30
48
J6
20
11
J 6
. 64
75
136
. 72
86
25
98
"6
35
87
63
37
30
88
69.
26
144
21
56
13
N 71
' 83
19
80
48
76
17
24
171
.13
39
15
14
90
26
88
86
110
32
73
62
, 66
14
60
60
'45
ioi
84
48
82
7 ,
.0198
3.65
General Motors Co ?!?
tooanca u.........
Am. Hide and Lthr.
12
68
82
19
79
47
Haskell & Brkr. Ca.
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. I.
International Nickel
Internat. Papepr Co..
Ajar Rubber Co......
Kellv-Sorlnrfield Tire
Keystone Tire ft Rub.... 18
Internat. Merc. Mar.,... 24
Maxwell Motor Co 9
Mexican Petroleum ......167
Middle States Oil ..L.. 13
Pure OH 39
Willys-Overland Co. .... 16
Pierce Oil Corp 14
Pan-Am. Pet. & T 89
Pierce-Ar. Motor 36
Royal Dutch Co. 87
U. S. Rub. Co J.. 86
Am. Sugar Kef. Co. 111
Sinclair Oil & Bet 31
Sears-Roebuck Co 140
Stromberg Carb. Co 72
Studebaker Corp. 62
Tob. Products Co. 64
Trans-Con. Oil 13
Texas Co 49
U. 8. Food Pr. Corp. ... 69
V. 8. Sm., Rfg. & Mln.... ,69
The White Motor Co. ... 44 .
Wilson Co., Inc 67
W'estinghouse Airbrake ..104
Western Union 84
West'gh'se El. & Mfg 48
American Woolen Co. ... 81
Sales at 2:00 o'clock 382,100.
Money tv. . . 7
Marks 0189
Sterling 3.54
' New York Produce.
New York. Sept. 8. Butter Firm;
creamery higher than extras 5959c;
creamery extras, 6858cf creamery
firsts, 6257o
Eggs Market firm: fresh gathered ex
tra firsts, 6961c; .fresh gathered firsts,
55 0 57c.
r.....n t?l .m iinenanffAd.
Live Poultry Easy; broilers by freight,
36 38c; broilers by express, - 39 40c;
fowls, 3240c; Old roasters. 23c; turkeys,
40o
Dressed Poultry Steady ; western broil
ers, fresh, 42QS1C 1
New York Metals.
New York, Sept 8. Copper Nominal;'
electrolytic unchanged. , '
Tin Steady: spot and futures, $45.60.
Antimony Unchanged.
Lead Easy. 8. 50 9.00c,
Zinc Easy; East St. Louis , delivery,
7.757.87c.
iron uncnangea.
At London: Spot copper, f$6 12s 6d;
electrolytic unchanged; tin, 126$ 2s 6d;
lead, 136 6s; zinc, 38 15s. , -
-) Chicago Produce.
Chicago. Sept. 8. Butter Higher:
creamery, 44 56c.
Eggs Higher: receipts. 14,976 cases:
standards, 6363c; firsts, 5162c;J
ordinary firsts. 4547c; at mark, cases
included. 46 04c; storage packed firsts.
66c'
Poultry Alive weak; fowls, general
run, 2930c; springs, 34c.
Cotton Futures.
New York, Sept. ' 8. Cotton futures
opened steady; October, 27.90c: Decem
ber. 26.00c; January, 25.20c: March, 24.85c;
May, 24.60c.
Butter and Egg In Omaha.
Eggs No. 1, 50c per dosen; No, 2, 41c
per dosen: cracks, 31c per dosen.
Butter 41c per pound.
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Omaha Grain
Omaha, Sept. 8, 1920,
f Receipts of all grains were light
and the market was mooeraieiy ac
tive. Wheat advanced 5c to 7c,
some of the off grade samples going
at the extreme advance. Corn was
2c to 3c up. Oas advanced general
ly a cent. .Rye was 4c up. Barley
was lc higher. . ;
- WHEAT.
No. 1 hard winter: cars. $2.49; $ cars,
$2.48: 3 curs (smutty, dsrk), $2.48; 2 1-3
cars (smutty), $2.48.
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car (old billing),
$2.63; 1 car (dark), $2.60; 2- car, $1.48;
666 cars. $2.47; care, $2.4$: 1 car (smut
ty), $2.46; 1 car (smutty), $2.46.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car (heavy),
$2.46; 1 car, $2.46; 2 Cars, $1.46; 1 oar
(smutty), $2.44; 1 car (amutty), $3.43;
1 car (smutty), $2.42; 1 car. (very smutty),
$2.40.
No. 4 hard winter: tt car (old bill
ing), $2.50; 1 car, $2.45; i cars, $2.44;
S cars (amutty), $2.44; 1 car (smutty),
$2.43; 1 car (very smutty), $2.41.
No. 5 bard winter: 1 car, $3.43; 2 cars,
$2.42; 1 car (amutty), $2.42.
Sample hard winter: 1 1-3 cars (hot),
$2.30; 1 car (heating), $2.17.
No. 1 northern spring: 1 car. (old bill
ing), $2.66.
No. 4 northern spring: 1 car (dark),
$2.45.
Sample northern spring: 1 car, $2.35;
1 car, $2.27.
No. 2 mixed:
I car, $2.46.
1 car, $2.44; 1 car (dur-
1 car (old billing), $2.49;
2 cars, $2.$8.
No. 4 mixed:
urn), $2.41.
No. 6 mixed:
1 car, $2.42.
Sample mixed
CORN.
3 cars, $2.39 (old billing);
No. 2 white
1 car. $1.36.
No. 4 white: 1 car, $1.33.
No. white: 1 car, $1.29 (musty).
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, $1.34.
No. S yellow: 3 cars, $1.32,
No. 5 yellow: 1 car, $1.30.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.33; 1 car, $1.34
(near white); 2 cars, $1.32; 22 2-3 cars,
$1.32.
No. 3 mixed: 32 cars, $1.31.
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.30. "
OATS.
No. 2 white: 1 car, 62c: 2 cars, 62c.
No. 3 white: 1 car, 62c ' (shippers'
weight); 11 cars, 61 c.
No, 4 white: 8 csrs, 61c.
Sample white: 1 car, 60 c.
RYE,
No. 2: 1 car. $1.91.
, No. 3: 3 cars, $1.90.
BARLEY.
No. 3: 1 car, 91.00.
No. 4: 1 car, 98c
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Year
Today. ago, ago.
ago,
116
. 31
. 25
10
2
115
20
48
' 13
Receipts
Wheat -.
Corn
Oats '
Rye
Barley
Shipments
Wheat Ccrn .
Oats
Rye
49
19
12
5
261
70
32
.118
. 10
. 19
.
. 1
Barley
nrrEiPTS IV OTfJKR MARKETS.
Chicago 318 472 487
Kansas . City 157 11 18
St Louis 16.1 46 68
Minneapolis 347 ' ... ...
Duluth 234 ...
Winnipeg 170
DAILY INSPECTION REPORT. .
- The daily inspection report show this
grain Inspectea "in" in 21 nours.
Wheat Hard winter: 48 No. 1, 77 No.
2, 34 No. 3. 17 NoT 4, 12 No. 5, 13 sample.
Mixed: 3 No. 1, 4 No. 2, 2 No. 3, 1 No. 4,
3 N,i. 6. Spring-: 6 No. 1, 14 sample.
Total, 233 cara In.
Corn Yellow: 2 No. 1, 7 No. 2, 15 No. 3,
2 No. 4 9 No. 6, 1 No. 6. White: 4 No.
1, 9 No. 2, No. 3, 2 No. 4. 1 No. 6. Mixed:
15 No. 2, 11 No. 3. 1 No. 4. 2 No. 6, 1 No.
6, 1 sample. TotaK $5 cars In. '
Oats White: 9 No. 2, 28 No. 3. 14 No. 4,
1 sample. Total, 62 cars in. .
Rye 2 No. 1, 7 No. 2, ..0. 3. Total,
15 cars In.
Barley 1 No., 4, 1 rejected. Total, 2
cars in. .
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Receipts Today. Wk. Ago. Yr. Ago
Wheat 1,746,000 1,187,000
Corn 910,000 607,000
Outs 1,185,000 1,185,000
Shipments
Wheat 825,000 869,000
C.irn 226,000 205,000
Oais 647,000 647,000
2,626,000
781,000
4,898,000
1,491,000
244,000
1,079,000
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.
By Updike Grain Co., Doug. 2627. Sept. 8.
Art'es I Open. High. I Low. Close Yea'dy
Wheat J t
Dec. ( 2.43 2.46 I 2.41 2.45 2.41
Men. I 2.39 2.42i 2.39 2.41 2.38
Kye. I I I J I
Sep. 1.89 1.93 1.89 1.93 1.89
Dec. 1.74 1.76141 1.71 1.76 ii 1.7$
Corn. ! I
Sep. 1.38 1.43 1.37 1.42 1.17
Dec. 1.21 1.23 1.20 1.22 1 1.10
May 1.18 1.20 1.18 1.19 1.11
Oat
Sep. , ..63 .64 .63 .64 .61
Dec. .65 .66 .65 .66 .66
May .68 .69 .68 .68 .68
Pork. I
Sep. 22.70 22.86 22.70 22.85 23.00
Oct. 23.25 23.35 23.20 23.36 23.60
Lard I II I I
Sep. 118 95 119.05 19.95 19.06 18.97
Oct. l9.16 J19.26 19.0S 19.26 19.17
Ribs. I I I I
Sep. 115.95 116.20 15.95 16.16 16.12
Oct. 116.37 116.45 16.15 16.36 16.32
- Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City, Sept. 8. Butter Cream
ery, 68c; packing, 40c.
Eggs One cent higher; firsts, (2c; see
onds, 45c.
Poultry Hens, 2729c; broilers, J4c;
springs, 2729c.
St. Louis Grain.
St Louis Mo, Sept. 8. "Wheat Decem
ber, i.46i; March, $2.42.
Corn September, $1.43;
$1.29.
Oats September. 64 c bid:
December,
December,
66c.
Chicago rotator,
Chicago, Sept 8. Potatoes Steady; re
ceipts, 72 cars; Jersey Cobblers, $2.85
i.ti; Giants, $2.602.60; Minnesota Early
Ohlos, $2.28-02.35; Idaho rurals. $2.76.
Bar SUver.
New York. Sent 8.--Bar Silver Domes
tic, 99c; foreign, 94c.
Mexican Dollars 71c.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Chicago, Sept. 8. Fresh strength
developed ih the wheat market to
day, chiefly as a result of free buy
ing for the seaboard. The east was
not only after future deliveries, but
also for the first time in several days
was seeking cash wheat in volume
There was a good demand, too, for
the other, leading breadstuff, cash
rye. Opening prices, which ranged
from.fic to 2c higher, with Decem
ber at $2.42 to $143 , and March at
$2.39, were followed by slight reac
tion and then by a new upturn,
higher than before.
The seaboard buying was general
ly considered to be a reflection of
export sales. Prices closed firm,
3f4454c net higher, with Decem
ber, $2.45tf and March, $2.4 ltf.
Smallness 1 of receipts, together
with unfavorable weather, had a
bullish influence on corn. After
opening unchanged to lc higher, in-
eluding December -at $1.21 to
$1.214. The-market underwent
moderate sag, but then again hard
ened. Decided falling off in- Iowa and .
Illinois Consignments to Chicago
was reported. The close was ner
vous, ys434c net higher, with De
cember, $1.2201.22.
Oats were firm with corn, starting
unchanged to He higher, December
65c ,to 65fc, and later scoring
gains all around.
Weakness in the hog market car
ried provisions lower. Lard espe
cially was affected.
' New York Coffee.
New York, 8ept. 8. After opening at
a decline of 4 to 5 polnta, the market for
coffee futures sold some 10 to 21 points
net higher during the early trading on
covering, accompanied by rumors of a
firmer tone In Brazil:-There was no con
firmation of these Teports. however, and
the market eased off again during the
afternoon, with December selling down
from 1.70 to 8.34c and March from 9.11
to 9.00c under liquidation and trade
selling.
There was also some selling believed
to be for European account and local
pressure was encouraged by reports of
lower cost and freight offers. The close
was barely steady at a net decline of (
to 16 points. September, 7.90c: October.
8.10c; December, 8.46c; January, 8. 60c;
March, 8.99c; May, 9.19c; July, 9.39c;
The local spot market was In moderate
demand, with Rio 7s quoted at 8c and
Santos 4s at 14 to 15c.
New York Sugar.
New York, Sept 8. The feature In the
local raw sugar market today was the
salo to a refiner of 1,200 tons Perusian
port at 9c c. 1. f., equivalent to 10.78a
for Cubes, duty paid, compared with,
12.04s, which wa the last previous price
paid by refiners some weeks sgo, It
wa understood that Porto Rico in mod- ,
erato lots Vere available at equivalent
to 9c for Cubes, c. 1. f.. but there wa
Ittle demand from refiners.
New York General.
New York, Bept. 8. Wheat Firm; No.
2 red and No. 2 hard, 2.78 spot c. 1. f.
track New York; No. t mixed durum,
$2.75 to arrive.
Corn Firm; No. t yellow, $1.71 c, L 1 .
New York, 10-day shipment
Oats Steady: No. 2 white, 79cj No.
white, 78e ' ,
Lard Firm;- mlddlewest, $19.5519.$5,,
Other Articles Unchanged.
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Visible Grain Supply
New York, Sept 7. The visible supply
ot American and bonded gratna show th
following changes:
Wheat Increased 1,616,000 bushel.
Corn decreased 134,000 bushels.
Oats Increased 4,648,000 bushel.
Rye Increased 46,000 bushels.
Barley Increased 81,000 bushels, , "
. . New York Dry Goods
New York, Bept. 8. Dry good senti
ment showed improvement today. Forward
sale of print cloths were reported for de
livery In the year's last quarter, but price
were lower. Hosiery and underwear re
mained quiet, with silk unchanged and
burlaps Inactive.
Turpentine) and Jtosln.
Savannah, Ga Sept 8. Turnfentlne firm,
$1.17; asles 334; receipt, 69"; shipments,
14; stock, 11.237.
Rosin firm; sales 431; receipts." 2,421 ;
shipments, 1,300; stock, 44.678. Quote: B,
D, E. F, O, H. I, K, It, N, WG. WW. 12
12.20. '
. New York Sugar.
New York, Sept. 8. Sugar Raw, nom
inal; refined, dull; fine granulated, 15.00
17.10c.
Trading in futures was quiet early. At
noon prices were unchanged to 10 point
net higher -
Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Sept 8. Flour
changed.
Corn No. 8 yellow, $1.8701.39.
Oats No. 8 white, 6960e.
Barley 82c$l. 07. -Rye
No. 3, $1.891.90.
Flax Seed No. 1. $3.3403.37.
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Liberty Bond Prices.
New York, Bept 8. Prices of Liberty
bonds at noon were: 3s, 90.02; first 4s,
unquoted; second 4a, unqtfbted; first 4s,
65.90; second 4s, 86.06; third 4s, 88.6$;
fourth 4 a, 86.30; Victory 3s, 95.31;
Victory 4s, 95.38.
New York Dried Fruits. 1
New York, Sept 8. Evaporated Apples ,
Neglected.
Prunes Barely steady. 1i
Apriokts and Peaches Quiet.
Raisins Steady.
New York Cotton. ' "
New York, Sept. October cotton
closed at 27.96c, or five point net higher,
while otber months were 2 to 25 points
lower, with the tone stead'y.
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