Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1915, Page 15

' DUNDBE—$-room Rl-'ll H.’lT \'I'l'.—l( Rlu AGE 3317 Seward. “Tel, H. 46 i, modern house, t block | $22.5. Phone Walnu F-ROOM _house, mod., ciose-in. Tel, D. 3. BUILT 1 vear, i-room modern house, close to car line; lot, S4X126; nice lawn, shade, oak finish; any offer considered. 407 N. 29th._Web, 531 BRICK house, Sherman Ava $13. W l'\‘& +-ROOM _cot nmdern “except heat. $18 Bl1 N. Benson 8. Key at 582 Florence HIH‘L 2 blo(‘ll east. -ROOM house, all _modern, in_best of | condition, screened porch, nice yard, lots of shade, 3 rooms and bath on sec- ond floor; 3 rooms, hall and pant first floor; S-minute car service. 234 St. Webster 3¥ 00! Totly modern; full lot; on Knows If Near Om ved stroet; 4 blocks from car line. nt, $80_per mi J. H. DLMO\ Douglas 80, G Slate Bcnl. CUMING _ST., 3105%—3-room private bath, gas. electrio li‘.{‘ nl inted and South 2%th newly NICE 6-room cot: papered, close to -chool i IHE BEE: ( IMAHA \\TI RD\\ SEPTEMBER 18, 1915, RlC\l. l@l'l‘ATh—Al REAC Results Count Ask Anyone Who Acres aha :| Have not been the Best Investment in the past, and will be the!* # | best to buy in the future. Think for yourself and you will find that the most money has been made hv Real Estate men, or any- mwvu- of 3 one who bought Acres and later subdivided the acres into city et o il TRUST CO., lots. It is the one who hought the acres who ll|12 I‘ arnam St. i | 612 SO, %/TH, b-r., mod. flat, R I R ER Made the Most Money 4R cottages, 8. 30t! water, gas, $10 and Harney {id7_Park Ave., i-r, mod., $8. H. 189, -ROOM cottage. 111 8. Bth St., §15. Water very few exceptions. ; Our Advice is West. . 4 New 5-Room and Sleeping Porch—Double Houses Walking distance; near good school; on paved street. Rent $37.50, American Security Co., | Douslas_5013. 17th_and Douglas—o. DUNDEB HOME FOR RENT, new, stucco house; 612 Burt St. COMPANY. on sale—OUT BENSON WAY hot 7-R., “() heat; garag water hea . EOE & Phone D 7%, %2 City Nat. Bank Bldg. &7 SEWARD ST., 7 rooms, modern, 3. | ments. Harney 4742 ‘modern _house,, 6-room modern hotlle ‘Walnut 2668.* E use, almost new, walking distance, srnhs%um 2th St., all modern, call owner, Thomas McCoy, Hl.rnfi)' 816, Maggard’s ana Storage Co. Call us for es- timates for mov- ‘Which is true today and will be the case in the future, with a to Buy Acres We are offering now the best Acreage property ever put in our new Benson Gardens Acre Tracts Where you can buy acres close to car, school and paved road, on our easy payment plan of $10 I)()W\' $10 MONTHLY pay- Salesmen with automobiles are ready to take you out any time to show vou this beautiful tract of ground. Hastings & Heyden ing, packiug, shipping. 1713 Webster St. Q - Dougias 1406 . 1614 Harney Street 3610 JONES St. t S-room modern; only $25 & month. J. A. O , Bee Bldg. D, 821, | = REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE |FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE. | FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALR | California. ' Texan, | Live Oak_Colonies, none better. W. T.|FOR SALE-.00-acre ranch, 6 iles Smith Co., 913-14 City Nat. Bk, D. 2819 | San Angelo, Tom Green county, Texas; R W T fine grass; well fenced and watered; dmho. 0 | FACTS about our nuna.nt harvests that are not destroyed by storms. FAl about the cattie business where lummer | range costs less than 30 cents PI T abous Taahe. climate. Tdano ad- vantages and disadvantages gladly fur- 5 ‘all modern.... Pnclliglg g§ g IS, moa& ex. 'E:. 't rms., mo ex. . BIRKETT & COMPANY 42 Bee Bldg. oug. h_six HULSLEI. APARTMENTS, 1«1.;\1'3. nished by a Nebraska man witl OR years of Idaho experience. Write, Visit B e ol gt ok Ui 48 on your way to exposition. K. T. Rice, $25.00—7-R., 3308 Howard 8t., modern. 5 daho. - $80.00—7-R., 1908 (.orby 8t., modern, . 50—5-] Park Ave., modorn flat. 50—6-R., 117 South 30th St., modern. Minnesota. 240 ACRES, 4 miles from Minneapolis, 50—~ gne maile ‘o town; 100 acres under Jackson s“ Am ihe Harold, "k ana cultivation; balance used pasture; $45.00—17- uth 16th St., modern, | can practically nll be culuv-ua heavy hot and oold wner. umor. soll lm ':et l:fiu'llodl:::n con-mln( or [ X ; | room house, % net ‘“J*.?’..“' - Rl v criva, eind il gtc.; e T fana"w ',‘,F" tp.;\-.- $50.00—8-R., lfi l-hmy St., modern, | duce per acre; tele- Phone In house; country thickly settied; e Completo et of machinery: % head of m—o-n. 3321 rnnn 8t., extra fine. N PANY. Phone D 'lfl. Mt’lty Nat. Bank Bldg. BOU!El! FOR RENT. stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1 and 2-year-olds; six good horses, % hogs, chickens; one-half of this year's croj mmoulh Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. newly papered, So. Side. Missouri. near ear, l:horl.sOSo.fl|:ldu | HOMES lnusoulh M l‘\Ifl. Bherqp ear car, school; So. Side. on eas rms, wi me for Hry e gl ‘;lfl' It., cement basement. | prices, J. C. «'ynkool. Mountain View, all thod., cast front, % bik. | Mo. mm—xo-r ‘flat, modern, on car line; & Montana. lnln. walk to Union depot. MONTANA lrflnled llndl bel! in th. $2.00—7 rros., all mod. Hanscom Pk, Dis. worlat ats, alfalfa and s 345 furnished. to (oWII. r-ll ad. ooll In $15. mruy furn. for light chunhu #1.60 to ur acre on fifteen | ears’ time; anni s less than $26. rn_buni ow rcm.nln on middle ml umu write to. AMLRICAI\ M-‘( TORIT day for particulars: illustrated Jamphiet Doug. %13, h and Doul’hl -0 Valler Farm Sales com- and mup free. 1106 N, 224 St neat r. flat, mod. Pany, Box 1002, Valler. Moot neat gas and steel range, Witenen cabi- e $10.50 per acre; good Hefflefinger, erma; no trade. Tex.* Miscellnacous HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE? Write a good description of your land and send It to the Sioux City, la., Journal, “lowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me- juin.” Twenty-five words every Friday evening, Saturday morning and every Saturday -vnlng lnd Sunday morning for one mon &ivi sixtedn ads on twelve dlxnnm days xor $2; or 60 words, or 76 words, Largest circulation of any Iowa news. “‘m.hr. 20,00 readers dally In four great 5. D. PANAMA LANDS. - GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET cort "f,T} 1 - = | Deer (o674 8 oo %, | Wheat Remains !tndy and Sales oats | an N2 ”:“"'2‘ s | Are Made Unchanged to One | :'"‘ ;20‘: "‘";;“11. rh‘rwws r\%\. | Cent Higher, .y 'l:;‘-‘ g -.»\. DULANEE N BILE S ORTE JRETE CORN nmuw” ONLY FAIR | Lond x " Hoeal OMAHA, September 17, 181 ‘The wheat market was very steady, |cush wheat selling practically unchanged, Illlhoulh there were & few sales at J¢ higher. The majority of tha sales sold At unchanged prices. The demand for corn was only falr. | There were sixty-alx cars reported in and 1% leago o Cash Pflfi» VI\OI( ), $118; ho 3 hard, nominal, Corn elloy, TuOTe; No. 4 white, T4k, um 0. 3'white, 3lsaosc standard, 39 Barioy . S008he, Seads: corn was quoted unchanged to We lower Recelpts of oata continue lght. Oals "‘,‘!“"“':" 0 ard v §re,a wood seller, selling today unchanged 3 AT, wane o, gher, with an sctive deman 8o o Winter wheat {s badly needed and llm.‘_‘"u*;‘;‘*"gmm‘;"‘"';' ‘c:“fz“’:" e N depending largely on the | mark, cases included, w ordinary poorer grades which are being placed in | S S e A l‘n;'lllm.' ulnd"km Y blending with SPring | " BOPATORS- Highe nenl te, 23 cars; Clnnnepa were: Wheat an and flour equal :”‘n‘m.n“"". e chrly -l).l‘afo-'r‘;:&k 192,000 bu.: corn, 2,000 bu.: oats, none. TpoyY LTRY=Allve, steadyi fowls, 12c; ll\l‘rml close: ' Wheat, %d lower to springs. 16c. P”m‘ i com, unc h.‘nlc-d i Wa lower, — v’ wheat receipts were ,00 | asve . el sl o i, akathet ( CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVIS SSEIRLS of Eam0 bu and shipments of . inst year. ° J 5l corn_fecel ta wero 00 bu. R v B g Prices on Boa CHICAGO, Sep! of Trade. Reports of agninst lhlpm.nll of 1, ents X - and wl pta 17 in- X cronsed umnn.- from producers in the Friinary oats recelpta ware 184000 bu., |horthwoest #o0d denl to do today |And shipments, 1,031,000 bu., agafnat re: (with o In. wn».u to decline after an cipta of @00 bu. and ahipments of |carly advance. The bears made much, {125,000 bu, last year, |also, of apparently baseless rumors that CAR LOT RECEIPTS, |ths negotiations of the proposed Anglo- Wi Corn. French loan had met with a serious’ re- | Chicago hest. Cort buff, Wheat closed weak, 1@1%c net '!lnnuwll- . &1 . |decline to 1o advance, with December at | Duluth . A | 8O%@Ne0 and May, 8%, Corn finished maha . 0 e to ge down, oats e off to 4¢ up, | Kansas 1'“\ -] 7 /and provisions at a setback of 5 16¢. 8t Louis X |” Wheat at first showed Winnipeg |strenkth, the result These sale reported cables and the sm of contract Wheat—No, 3 hnhl winter stocks here and at winter crop No. 8 hard winter: 2 cars, centers. Attention . however, to {$1.04." No. 4 hard winte government figures minimising supposed cars, $1.08; 715 cars, $.0: losses during the threshing season in the Soctr {poony 7. ' Sample . [chief winter wheat states had a bearish itx‘- lcnr“_ N , ®oc. No. @ um1n* |Influence In the pit. Soon afterward, 0. | |selling pressure was greatly enlarged by i . news that stored wheat In the hands | H car, $1.00. |farmers in the northwest was being d! u‘I\n". 2 velvet mh-lr (posed of freely, and that Winnipe \ 3 yglvet jtations were at an unumaally wide count as compared with Chicago. Liberal export clearances helped rally the wheat market for a time late in the day, but the seiling, Aue to northwestern advices became again of large c’r\wor tions. The sesmingly unfounded arish " |rumors of ill-success in some rewpects for the Anglo-French loan negotiations formed = an unmistakable contributing cause for weakness which prevalled at | 4 the last Corn weakened with ble weathes o |country of narrow ran; #mall, Provislont gave way as a result of breaks In the hog market on account of British confiscation of provision cargoes. | Dealings in the provision pit today were unusually light. NEW YORK of 18- quo- oar, dis- chaft! 1 car, § velvet chaff: 1 eu- (Il lm } gk we .J":c; W | 2 white: 1 car, @%e; 8 cas, Sy No. i white: 3 cars. e 35 car, . No. |2 yellow: 1 car, S8 e | ke, No, 8 yellow No. 3imixed: 1 car (near e, go bi4c, U‘ s, 7‘ lo']..mc l\'l cars, mixed 68c. Sample: 1 Ounts—| 'llndm 1 car, Blc; ¥ No. 8 white wheat. Favora- resuited in an Increase of Qflng‘l. Oats kept within a cars, {1 car, 2c. Omaha Cash Prices—Wheat hlrkvy $1.¢ (I\(flIV' No. 3(urke¥| 3 3 hard, $1.06@1 No. 3 ard, 1.06; No. 4 hard, 87c@1.06; No. 2 $1.02@1.08; No. :c nprlng. $L01@1.02; durum, W\?c 3 no grade, &lfl(m |nrn 68%c; No. 3 white, L@ C; white, & No. 0. tisa mv| apring, No_ & durum, S8l@9dc; No. 2 white, ¢ @6sigc; No. 4 white, No. & white: 4¢; No. & @5T%c; No. 2 yellow, sow‘vr 3 i yellow, @4@ic; No. 4 h@! m.NS' 5 yellow, 68 S moine: "No, s mised: ausic; i:‘;. 3 mixed, 6i&@eSc; No. 4 mixed, 6750 c; No, 6 mixed, 6787%c; ixed, @674 onta: No. 3 white, oA el GENERAL Quotations of the Day on Va Commoditi NEW YORK, Sept Bteady WH’ AT—8pot No. 2 hard, $1.2 1 northern uth, northern, Manitoba, 8% 86@8bic; No. 3 white, . 4 white, 33 @id4c, 2c: feed, 40043 frregular; No. 2 red and w York; No, %, and No. 1 c. 1. t. Buffalo, furnished The Am e.‘ e, TEAT "-'R —Firm: hemlock firsts, 3%0; he volume of trade was | Swift MARKET J 17, — FLOUR~ |} «. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle of All Kinds Very Slow and Weak—S8heep Prices Not Far from su.dy 0MANA. Sept. Recey ta were hnlmto Frldl)‘ Pive days thia week. .2 Same days last week. i § weeks ago 3,634 3 weoks ago 21,168 965 BRITISH BUL[RG nmu HOGS | 63 | the came yester 13 or 15,600 Yead, being on hand. During the Inst five daye 100,424 head have arrived at this point, as againet 146,657 last week, 194,796 two weeks ago X yoar ago. This is larger than for any similar perfod mince the second week of Ootober, 1913, and need ess to say I8 considerably heavier than supplies at any other point during the last five days. Hellers bucked the game until tg: lnld.- at lambs at the had been offered all day, they packers were willing to give ste price: cen Plkht from the outpet. but . salesmen thought they had a license to try to re- cover at least a part of yesterday's de- clihe and s @ result hardly any fat lambs had been sold up to & rather late S | hour in the forenoon Feeders, on the other hand, started moving In good meason at steady | pricex, and the bulk of them had been cleaned up by a fllrly olrly hour. As was good many of the flulr-hlc Tinds of V»«Nn( lambs went at Ba 4 weeks ago I"l! $016478.25, with, of course, a slight =) nnk | Same aays las ta | 1ing of the commoner kinds at $. 'n lr s \mdasrmA few feeding ewes were nwflefi five stook marke: Jor the year to date as | A S0 1t set by the packers atuck SUTPETN S T T ane e | {odas.'and fn'the end the BUIK of U '?n Cattle o3 i 177,996 | ]ambs again went across the \1(-4 .W 364509 | 8835 This is on paper just st Dnl 126,68 | Packers claimed that quality was fard) cop rl‘“”‘m. raxe | UD to vyesterday's standard, and ey pricea for hoka | market for | purisons: 8 | yesterda RECEIPTS CARLOADS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's. A- St I‘ O .- l'-u l(h U nhm ! i H Z| mnaBealaw—m S84 Cudahy, 3 Henton, Vansant & L.. ¥, B, Lewl pEow ioes, furniehed h F:"‘:R"' wv\rnlnlronl: l?;m«'mh-fi. u.xm“ ock and grain N-—Spot, easy; No. W, $¢%o, brokers, nsso Fixtcenth street, Omaha. | promnt n)\h’v‘:)nent. X e “Ree were moa.?fl..’:fi‘;. Amcler Gpen.| 11igh. 1 Tow. *um R COr M 78 o St lbnaseed ST P::':fi"fnn"r 18 \rinas the fo"n':l | uups—su.n state, common to cholce, u,{ R ary thid ook to, 1106 end, AQDL'lM%{ 106 i | mw 108 | 1916 crop, 2@ .5' Of an nom.uns n week Dec.. | 94| 95% 958G %% mm‘d—!u y: Bogota, %0G3ic; Central ..., ..M. ago, but lhl lun-l of any week, b-mnu only lut W ck since the th‘llll"lI of the ral Why pay from $100 to $300 per acre for seconds, e aprinkiing ot tand.when 70U dan Loy laga. that wil | REAL ESTATE_WEST 8IDE | FROVIIGNA-Pork, unsettied: mos, | LBSES a2, e, & J1 i inkine, u rodiico ‘more products for ‘from 50 10 | — e | SO@IN;C family, | 31000220 mhort | VO Ylow ana weak, with @ lower te per acre and et three years to pay clears, .60, Beef, steady: that_pac for 1t in, “with ng “intereat on " deforred On the Boulevard |17 00c18.00: Tamily, - $18.5001 a8, Tard, :',‘:'..5.‘:{‘.‘.2‘::1"‘"“»"‘:3-'-‘ Monday and payments, Located on the Main street of cniy: miadle woat. $.1 313 not agem dlaposed 10 buy reat the world's commerce, with nenmmu cll- cash and $% per month, bu! W—Dull; city, Hfl\te country, | number of p.m. late ln the wu‘ mate. -na new home near Leavenworth 6%@6%c: special, 6%c. There was Mlhln very Cull and see us, or write for free litera- | Bix 0.{00 8, two storfes and attic; L"ER—HU‘I(])’. rmlpl- 6,804 tubs; ture. gulc finiall; full basement no PuVing (A% | creamery extras, N@Tic: firsts, WOEHe! HOMESEBKERS LAND COMPANY, seconds. *ry : GLOVER & SPAIN. Douglns a3, BAGR FFirm; receipts, 7,4 cases; frosh 526 Bee Bldg. Omaha. le most modern, 6-R. house; sieep- | Kathered extras, 20%@8ic; enm nr u. ] Jis g poreh ana. Earage; catnedral dier, | ¥c: firsts, Yho; meconds, 29105 Thero were hardly enough stockers or —— o..{ D e T . | R WAR —Bteady; receipis: 1181 boxes: | fesdere (o labs Lo Bo of iy oonasRucRse: REAL ESTATE LOANS state whole milk, fresh flats, White and yes: 5 PER CENT, IULL, #48 Hee Bldg. $100 TO $1,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., 15th & Farnam Sta GITY and_farm loan Gent b Bumont & Co. 6 Siate” Bank: “For Sale” ad will turn second-hand turhiture into cash. WANTED—Good farm and city loans at LOANS, B ARM TOLAND & TRUM colorel speclals, UX@1hc; average fancy, fo large ‘floored attic, with ample Toom | Opp:estve Tieat Checks Activities "M“" The feeling was about nu?l wit) terd: on that kind of stul 0 £ | “PSuLTRY—Allve, fi P P o L L B B E. SIDI —Alive, firm; western ohick- ngs, $9.0099.75; _REAL ESTATE—NORTH BIDE |, ., Lrotiers, Soo; fowis. 10@16c: turkes, | yearliaas, §1 @800 common to fair tod MR. RENTER 6c. Dressed, steady: western frozen y...-nn u .00, common to fair fed R eny e roasting c"'“‘k"'" 15G22e; fr fowls, poastings, 6, god to_chaice hevy HAVE YOU GOT %5017 lced, 12%@1Sc; fresh turkeys, iced, 16@iée. beeves, 0 fair to #o0d_ comfed A dandy, almost new house with livi e e ; common room, dinihg room, bedraom, kitchen DUN'S REVIEW OF THE TRADE M “Deevs, JW.I.np.rlmluu::::- pantry on first floor, finished stairway $2.0078.66: good to choice grass fair to good grass beeves, f‘g" quoted prices slightly higher on that ne- | count. ~ Fat sheep proved scarce aga today, and continued selling in about flm same notches. Best ewos here again reached $5.35. : p uotntions on sheep and lambe: Lambs, 9| uie 0 J?" n‘:‘a to cholos. $8 Ln %.25; | obj 8 W[ 797 | 1 07| 879 783 | A7 _ufig;”‘!\\ { N o ST e o ennm o ewes, 6l 1 o8| pog) ¢ | cholce. $ ewes ‘afr to good, #.w | N 0l 817 7| .00 ewes, Croedors. 48006 | ses I 908 lmprunmntha sales: 1%, 18- iR Ay, Price. | Beb! 1818 EiEHER K-l ho feeder ewes % 500 Bept S 8 om ORER: K yoming feeder ewei | 510 ) IRIN B 35 g wyomhm feedor lamba 7 §® : taial antloml e Wyoming feeder lamba % 8% o OnER B8 915798 lo« Wyoming feeder lambs. 68 8% bt 14 g0 * 7|8 43l ase A 76708 B Wyomink feeder lambe & 815 % 1 A0 ool 8 421 8 31| 8 48| § 08 | B0 Wyoming feeder ewes 6 48 Sept. 17 X 42| 7 9| « | gga 810{B Wyom nl ewes . 80 52 (IR R L 299 Wyoming ew: lg s: “*Sunday 12 Wyoming lambe ecelpts and disposition of live stock at \\ Yol!\ln' jambs 6 8% the nlon stock yards in Omaha for \ oming lambs g 8% !"nUA(MIr hours " ending at 3 o'clock 'yoming lambs . ooe L ¥ ] OHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle, Weak, . CHTCAGO, fept. 17.—CATTLIE-Re- ml;tn"lm head Ttrk-t wu‘ k; Mv- oers, we, a.rn RIEL0; cows and " hoitorn, 2500 0; 14,900 head; marke! calves, $7.50@11, (m—fltool ts, :0‘::( llkfl!s'lfl__g u?'dor h‘( ht: bulk of ; V'. if ®; rou‘h.w ud: marke! t wuk ‘wethers, laml ewes, $3.00§06.50; bs, 36.35018.60. \ .00, SHEBP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 11000 lmldl:l mu‘a.l II&'. Il'-lhnbl. & % onr] .00; wethers, J uwel.uh Live Stook Market. o, L S B Sk e goibss, steady; native | HEEP AND LAM Racel) head: Tarker steady; tambs oy sheep and ewes, $.0067.7. Sloux Clty Live Stock Market. BIOUX CITY, Ia., Se t 1. —‘CAHLF mclutl 00 head; 'IM.IV! rs, Motton helters, $4. I?"’gud. oo cow, 9. hulll sLugs, ete,, HOGS— hmm-. e hua ; market e lower; fis B nLJho hulk ot ul-. & :,10: light, 'a»‘;up AND LAMBS—Receipts, 100 ead. S 2 Nt Jowe Live Stock Market. 8T. JOSEPH, Sept, 11.—CATTLE_Re- celpta,’ S0 head; mark i leers. ; Lo' ‘and hel u-. $4.009.60 calves, odl-nml ts, 2600 head; market 10 l i tops, $7.90 y £ %mfi?r.fl? o x.’l hsf'n.on'm gm head; market steady; lambs, §7.. Live Stock in Sight. Receipts of 1 nocl( t P mn ve - the llu prin- Bouth Omaha. flloux Cit; Kansas City, Bt. Louls.. Chicago Totals.. Cotfee Market. o again tod-y unaer m(unfl -Illnt *" | appeared to partly { Boirces and which may h-v- been fluenced by raDofll of Ing ‘ten- dency in the and market. | The ‘market mnoflnnd ine of 2 to El ints. September relattvel; '-u:gy on lomz eovorlu'xu the trreg- Was no gene and the market ol uoted as low as .45, Engli 'ew or no offers wi reported The Santos market was rej lower, with no change in rate of Brastlian exchange on Lond I Cotion llnku. | NEW YORK, Sept. steady: middling up\.m 1og _-.\.n futures flr‘ 106" Deoember, Lk Jasoa | March, 1161c; May, 11.88. | “"Futures closed barely steady; ohu 10.65¢c; December, 11.030; January, 11.1bo March, 11.40c; May, 11660, The cotton market closed barely steady, net unchanked, at 16 points lower. LIVERFOOL: Hept, unchanges kood , 6.44d; low mlddllnl:n{hd ‘m ales, Rosin, I'K- 17.-TURPEN- Ga.. @38¢c; 124 bl i -Mpmonu. 8 b& stocks, 21,321 bbl; ROSIN—Firm; sales, 536 bbla.; receipts. )sl bbls.; shipments, nbh 3":‘. on.w'f\h Ly AT S Bk B.G ana b Metal Market, V YORK, Sept. 17. -IE'I'AM—DI‘ $4.00 offered. Spelter 0% auoted. Copper -ludy, oluu-nlyun. 800, and unchanged. Ta o o Tandon: | Bw copper, 9 £%; elec(mlyu 108, t u-.‘c | 108; M lm An uou. | Lead, - pcl £66. ugar Market. NEW YORK, zupt 17.—SUGAR—Raw, centrifugal, molasses, 3.56c. ‘llnfln- a qulet Su futures opened easler under rene selling, and at noon prices were 4 to 8 points net lower. Irom Man in Asscciation. 2w g 0 et T Amer- Erre, i B0 R Son ‘and over gl on inmings in net; ‘water vud or two rooms and ' bath, c|ly water, co common to falr grass beeves, mod......$30.00 lowest rates. 3 3 fa Many Directions, e § os Srels Batters, W S5 oS 106 MoCague Bidg. | 0:““".3‘_“_”1’!%““‘;—"'"“- :3:?&:‘.‘ m'ghll:wn“m'i front ‘“‘s. foos, NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Dun's Review n e e B M wrazs cow ATIA homes East Nebrasks farma. | i N. 4th Bt & litcle east of beauticul |¢ [50; rate ko good. cows, #2000 PRACTIOAL L N O'KEEFF REAL ESTATE GO clle | Park” Price 0, B0 CaaN | OO Tl Ay ecked trado adtivitios |SORIBON. to. fale cowh SLONGEII prime 100,00, i Fa ms for Sale 1016 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2718 o In mimerous directions bt this 18 tore |feeding steers, 646; §0od to, choics wiLL MAKES TERMS. i MONEY on hand for city and farm loana. C G =y \RLBP'RA‘ B o o, O et (et P27 | ioedoen. ST, good feeders. Oak finish and floors. Bulltin bookcases | 15 gores, cultivated (no buildings), two H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg, 4% (“ iy A Bet By the benefil necruing o the e |#.1007.60; good to oholu m- 7,560 and buffet. Corner lot. miles et e T Yiran 0] T ity Taa Toakea 5 el 213_Brandels_Theater BId. Oring orone. Aprloni el Success b TB: [RARE: Sl 0o mesd stockera 86: CALL OWNER, Web. 146, Draska, $70.00, W. B Thomas 2% Sta'e Bank Bldg. | BUNGALOW—MUST BBLL yoring orope. Apvlcultural Sucon o | e e IR T o FOR COLORED. EAR DEPOTSE. 160 acres, improved, Knox county, $40. S R o B ke 1B “mm modern; oak finish: garage; near | future outlook and harvest prospects are mum, $6.0007.00; stock cows, $6.5066.2%5; 1 Pac. .. mod. ex. ht.—o | 4,000-acre Nebrask h, well grassed 'and churches. 2621 Emmet. Owner. | made still brighter by the prevalence of k calves, $6.0008.00; veal calves, $5.00 TR and plenty of w windmill tank; Ne‘ United States -rnm Co., high temperatures over s wide area of OIMD’ bulls, stags, oto., $5.0006.50. m»d rn _house, 4 Aven- | yome fencing: ul hard soil, 8 per cent| &y Y LOANS, C. berg, xm- FOR SALE or rent, 5-r. house, mod.; 1|the country. Losses in mercantile lines [ Representative sales: W""'-\“' 3%, tilable, meariy all smootn, very iittle| 650 S Brangels. Thestor’ BIAE bli, from Miller ark and achool, 728 as w result of the hot weather, which To- BEEF STEERS, Co., moving, | broken' land. ~Price, $11.00 per acre. No h- Mh Ave. Fhons owner, Web. tarded retall distribution, can be later re- Av B . Mo Av. Pr. J C Re &ck(n‘ & a0 trades, 7 R sale or trade, &-r. houss, lot 62xid, | Kained, and is no abatement of . LR Farnam. D. €. | 500 acres, improved, Banner county:| RRAL RSTATE—FOR EXCHANGR TS Srand Aver” Webster Owhan, | confidence in_sistalned progress dusieg FIDELITY ii AL FREE | sis.00. Y HIGHLY IMPROVED, ———ee———e e | For the Present crose SUrrents {8 s -0 5o ¢ ITYV . In commercial channels, with the 6w 04§ 8 Thone Douglas 258 for gomplete liat of KIMBALL COUNTY | Frontier ‘county, Nebraska, avarter to | REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE _|matic comuileations 'contiutng o calise ie = LA orage. moving; 10th and Jackson 8 BARGAINS e T O P o i oas® | “AN ACRIE ON FARNAM LINE SL1%._ | there Is less of the anticipatory” buyin HErEns, 'FEE the Central Furniture Store's FREB | 640 acres at §9 per acre. Get busy g 'and get owner's share of |, This will make 7 .ood hulldlnl Iola and that usually follows the assurance o ' L8 1] RENTAL TIST 640 acres at $11 per acre. d is onl 3 blocks from Farnam car line. | hountiful harvest, but general trade h [ s TG e din e 3 this years ‘“‘bumper crop.” g 3 ‘ a8 "R i Bos BIdg. | 640 acres at §11.6 per acre. NE INVERTMENT COMPANY. | hoade. o wostanial vecavory from H e Houses Creigh 8ons & o, s dcrea at fifo Ber Acre: C. R. COMBS, Fitth Fioor Omaha Nat. Hank Bids. | ol Gepression und the {unmmul it ¢ e B POTIE NS S O acres 00 per acre. 815 Brandels Theater. Doug. 3916. | Uation 8 o Soug at & FERAReH 0 " o0 3,200 acres, Improved, at $i5. FOR BALE Two acres in {rult, appies, | check to the advance is unlikely. In H GlObe V an&stora e All In the north part of Kimball county, CLEAR LAND AND Biime, -~ poachas. beries - cusbunts: | sito of a1l Testraints, various branches HHA el where the soll 15 equal to eastern Ne- " sooseberrien, Taspberries, rhubarb of business still make hendway and the KRS AND FEEDERS. Stores. moves “‘n:""" 3-horse brasks, That $1310 section is nearly CASH FOR |&rape vines in full belrl.n’, ‘New, | dry goods markets have become Jpromiz ... -y’ “ and 2 men, $1.38 valley land; ‘are broken out and | strictly modern 6-room house, full nent in this respect. The iron and steel | '3 LS T ) i 1 mo. Batisfaction guar. D. 4338 & 17 n the l-nd h p‘rtly lonced It would be| EQUITY in good Income vrowfiv ln ment. Storm cave connected with base-| trade is benefiting by the augmented d---\u % 19, ue % T XY Movhg, | cheed at &5, Omaha. ‘Owners please answer " | ment: #4800, Will" onsider amalil cotiage | mands trom the raiiroads. T - Ry p nstruction wi incre: Gordon Van Co_x;::nu. J. H. Dumont & Co. |- Brmarwaig S A o | Weeky Vunk” cloarings. were SOBAMHY, | ‘Nm"u“ gL 9 N. 11th st Tel. D.O H, mercantile business Up o §0,000 Y | 21 steern. e or Hur. 416-18 State Bank Bldg. Douglas 6. |eltner of my improved Colorado \Fricaics REAL RSTATE—SUBURBAN | Omaha Hay Market i 951 6 60 2 stoers... 820 6 2 v—rommonu A v T farms. Address Y 57, Bee.* | ; r:“vm, TL-PRAIRIE | HAY - - 1 . . pl , none ¥ ; No. b . - ton 8t 54 Kimball Co. Investigate A SEE Nethaway for that farm. Flor. 28 - 00 oo g e 0, 868 650 |1 feeders.. 9% 116 BIRK TT & CX)MPAN'Y Tou'l) 000800 ROTes ‘Bt PHioe 80 Jow that - = = cholce midiand, none 1166 6 46 % e M. Dougins @1 | ent"eop oty o thie" year's whest REAL ESTATE—WEST SIDE |py4y, ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS |8 "‘u»iumwflfxfimyfl.u'< B g b 'T“'&“ok’l'? oooo auto ." room_on nm.m Bt On g g cfose to young —_— $5.009.00; No, 2, | Bome le rent, Tel. Doug. 4085 R4 > m'. 00, 128, 80 far e el e ek wiwt | RESIDENCE Good House " s s e i e e S WAanouln—mAcufll. fowa rich, Write OF Wire at our expense ; choice oat or rye, $6.504 | week ago, 3 in ot 11000 over the Purt or all of one floor in largo five when you'll meet us here. Only one day | Cl I 2 weeks ago, s sain story bulding Iarge fldlht ele, | from homs to ses this country. F OR S A l E 0oseé In 51100011 60, No. 5 S8 006 00, Mo “Nnomli e m‘-lon of the English court vator. Address J 189, Bee. 0'Kcefe Real Estate Co. Eight good rooms, hardwood floors, fire- |5.03 & o i againat Am 1016 Omaha Nat'l, Omaha, Neb. gSexen rooms-—t-story and attic—ay place, entirely modern and well' cons | e mn uc or i the trad ! J (4 et B s e BT :lrurl.ed Qwner in weat and will sell at | Knnans €1y Grain and Provistons, | {048 ‘M. 2 on “,:";:"“ LANDS IN PANAM P v car e argain 8 0 mithin 3 Dlocks of the | (KANSAS CITY & Sept. .11 1 HEAT Y WANTED TO BUX What you have been wuu-. Yor. Forty | Thed vesttouls. | Farnam car line. and only 13 blocks from hard, W05 2 W Y R A A S OFFICE Turmiure boushi_snd goid 3. | scres O the' price of ons, though wifl| LIVING Kbokw. texw. {0g ruthy Quict. Brioy, e, Bt for | Baptembar, Bocemmber, #46; May: | han "weuk (o8 BRSL. lower. Dub- an arges for shippin med celling-bu X . , M_“:__m_*— e I e B | i o in agkossey s0d | "'Y"- bul Substantial | 0‘ DRNCNo. @ rexed, Ggoie: Noo 3| oUtaide DRt s Sl i nte, buys every{hing nd hand. Web. WL | Simply°a new country “Which will #oon b Wod oF coul H & M b mm; Sentember, 6; Docember, | i ng trom this dime o0 ‘their bir- mflfllfl Drices for old clothing. D 1. | & {AinE of l:l‘u.p.:lplun, or write for lit-| Paneled walls. Downstalrz finished in | arrlson orton “ X Wi, mugase: No. 2 o“v-u. Sert batahar Bt hoks gold N "'%'fi'n':’s"n:‘!’:‘l‘gmns i aani uarter-sawed oak, except kitchen |96 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg "":N” LT '"‘".':,’ ‘ ““ B I ) ! high as $7.00 for the A NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALO | V4 v by . d d *i | over were very WANTED TO RENT " 62 Boe Bldg., Omaha, Neb, SHEN pelauity of $1.000 1o trade for food lot or [seconds; Hoi Pesking. WMe. il decision sppears in ¢ in another uD y g married couple desire R .M.E OR TRADI-8) acres under lr:ium-ln dresser—outside opening to re- Fhone Webster 4134, ‘ POULTRY —Hens, T 1740; roosters, fe; l:olunm “o.nn:r " buyerl large Yoo in modern home, With | * cultivation, half mile north of Union |(TIESTMOL o o8 FOR BALE T-room modern house, well | broflers, 16e. meant That sollers would have to’ take o reak kg distance, and respecta- ards’ Grand Island, Neb., d | Iered i white onamel. Two have| 1ocated. Phone South 2e1e | - Siognp slaah 2 &l 1hey. Rare Luo- i state particulars. Ad-|largest horse market in the world. Will | o ™ Ho8C T, R VLS SARMEL e ol : | Minneanalis Grain Market. | on_values in the L.o. drees B TR "Bee. consider & trade for horses and cattle. | by, ] ose CAPOLIB. Miipn | s ',.'f DN == ey == | Price §150 per acre. Write to A. Bartunek, | "BATHROOM. T September. by > W any ‘"flo and while th REAL ESTATE Route No. 1, 0:; Neb. e Tiled floor and walls—full length closet. or 1 hard, SLes: Ko, 1 werthons: wu U l-"flw ing l‘!;uf:‘“ otter, e e 9 cl PARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE | Mol o0t vlrs” Tarma, rincilr oand | Eromt. wd-Sack borch. iso dining and nehanged et oy ..}.... domn 1o busingss. Colorado. an nsurance. about my leeping asan - Auction—The following unclaimed bag . s o ar Wles sastls Iow A Joopesition. 00 Nee Bds !.,}a"u'.'m‘ ttie, § full-sised windows—teat | S0 A" ve sold at auctlon st Omaba muu‘-;:u.on B?'...&.. prices 17 uny a0ticeable extent, Wiscomsin. Full cemented basement. Good furnace. 'ml{lrwf Storage Company's bulld yellow, T3a2hc. | Reports from other markets in- UPPER WIBCONSIN—Best dairy | Call on Robert Hunter, Hec Business |South Seventeenth street, Omaha, 3 white, e, cated oamnunu ! this BARGAIN | S SR 00, Yen e e | acfice mereipe il oot o, B Muotes || PLAX-SCulgT L Bt Sl wan! o or at low on Octol , Aand col casy tarms, Ask for booklet 3 on Wiscon: hour each day untll all has been sold: at. L Wer. B2 D2 Ot g b | i I Bt el Bte New Bungalow |l erer byt bl B8 B | e oo e 7 gt Dera. two lunds ask for booklet on apple orchards. e . el g e B g Ry ] Nor s Mfed, ’,; No. / of the game. Bulk of the kill- bouks (wil) 18098 e "Chicuuns in 0. ah | lads, sek for boolet on apvls orchards Cathedral Dlstnct R.'T. Richard, Gibbon, Neb.: Hert '&fl'fi"fi, 10%: Decemt $8 8500, ana sales out- forep Jots facing east, good location, ‘two | Line Haiiway, Minneavolis. Minn Collinsville: Okl. Painted canvas trunks, -.az g 'fixm ttering. "‘"“ "'""'“‘ il sell choap (0f | O SALE-We offer selected hardwood | | Will be ready for,sou o movs nto sbout i 3 g B %"fi" ? white, | ta for pay- cut-over lands, all sized Lracts, at ‘ the middle of Detover. Buy this Bl -ow! e A. Pr. right prices and easy terms: woll clay ‘silt ;.nd Jou 3o choose :n-Ar‘zaum.év oém h.-“lmh Sinsoncet Gvain Mosbel 1 12 . % COLNTM-}::A - Y e.olno:ol:l:fin‘. ‘e, rall '"w'fi‘:‘mn'-'m Paso Pt 1t T o be complotely 4 fiu ch‘kuon Attt cBuperlor’ | LIVERPOOL, Eept, 1T -WHEAT Spot u 11 v B B Do e, W | e O markets. for ro have IVing room, Gining room, kitchen | Wyo.i Mrs Myrile Williams,'Cheyenne, | NG, 1 Manitobs, 118 14d; No. 2, its Tid: | 8 H 18 fors . 00 yaore | 0 o508 s ou o " bath, 2 bedrcoms, plenty of well lighted | Wyo.: 8. ornots, Chicago, Til.; Willie | No. :_ » 9%d: No. 1 northern. Duluh. | & H ot & low Drice. Arpin’ Lumber” Com closets, furnace, ' cement ment and | Frodier, Hernon Laki mnn ;3. B, |1l 64; No. 3 red western. winter, 10n 3d; | & » i8 to o u“f:“.n g T-A g he E. AR il ch. a0 Atlants, all that is needed to make @ Dlace you Gelger," Camip Wyo, Baamer ‘rw nacd winter: Hi 10d ‘I8 Y 1% Write it call and receive | Rush Count e will be proud to own. This can |trunks' Max P. Taylor, Polse. ldaho; | CORN-Spot, American mixed, ss 10%a. | i w 18 full infor terature free. —— bought on payments. It will pay you uu. Alice Heanelly, Wayne, 1 8 18 LAND COMPANY, |®-ACRE improved farm, kood 7-room to do this Also 600 pieces of miscellancous articles ]n....-.m'.a Apnies and Dried Fruita, | 4 i» e 18 i SONF . “inu., barn and other bu"‘:fl.l d.l Call at our office and see the plans. :,,:,d‘l,;:, u,. uu,‘h"“ boxes, ,‘,M.'::;' NEW YO m( Sept. 17.-EVAPORATED 3 := g ;: - " nced and cross fenced, near 2 ul jankets, vallses, guns, watcl AP l,l'-— ulll . Wloks to Failroad uad fown" Lairs V. | seisn Write ms. TR Roberie Web- Creigh, Sons & Co, ittt M hetet | R Pl rruce. qgm, vy | siivesucey s “:' metersies gt Buchanan, Sterling, Colo. ster, Wis.* We Bee' Bldg, cral “ s - cots and peaches,” steady. Ralaing " in- more to e TAtty-<lght cars, |, Douglas 3%, cral Baggage Agent. B.18-25-0. !-\ active. eral for a Friday, aboul fifty-elght cars, Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, llfl 11.—-DRY GOODS-- ‘Wool firm; cotton goods and broad silks advanced — Apartments, flats, houses und cotiages can be reated quickly and ‘heanfy by @ Bee "For Rent. Hoge and Sheep Are Al