Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 28, 1916, Page 12

ling steers and heifers, $7.60@9.00; native calves, $6.00@11.76, Ilaku—Revamu. 7,700 head; market, ights, $10.25G10.65) plgs, $5.006 Mo mmd and _butchers, $10,30@10.8 good heavy, $10.76@10.90; bulk of wales, $10.15010.80, Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 3,300 head: market lower; lambs, $7.00G10.60; slaughter $6.0067.25; bleating ewes, $5.60@ yearlings, $8.00@9.00. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. ‘attle Firm, Hogs Weak and Lower, Sheep Weak. ~ LIVE STOCK MARKET Catttle of Good Quality Steady to Strong and Others Weak —S8heep Slow to Lower. § HOGS 15 TO 25 CENTS OFF Omaha, September 27, 1916, Chicago, Sept. 37.—Cattle—Receipts, 20,- 1 f Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. | 700 head; market, firm; native beef O:l:::,:n:;:.y s 69 B304 48,908 | 35. 401135 western steers, §4. 0009.40; Offictal Tueeday . 5.500 48,377 | stockers and foeders, $4.60@7.70; cows and Estimate Wednesda: 6,000 30,000 | Be i $3.40G9.26; calves, $8.50913.00. Hogs—Recelpts, 30,000 ket, 127,285 | Weak; 16@20c under yulcrdly s average; 110,632 | bulk of sales Three days this week. Same duys last week. 14,027 10,438 | D0.80; mued Sama days 2 weeks agod0,844 17,752 ; Same days 3 weeks agol0,264 2,963 u n» 10.80; ro! 65@9.85; plgs, $6. 1500 80, Same days 4 weeks ago29,013 19,086 Sheep nnd lebl—-Recnlyu. 30,000 head; m 1] m-rket, weak; wethers, $6.75G8.40; $3.76@7.76; lambs, $6.76@10.65. Kansas City Live Stock Market. Kansas City, Sept. 27.—Cattle—Receipts, 10,000 h market steady; prime fed steers, §9.6@10.76; dreased beef steers, $7.25 @9.25; western steers, $6.25@9.0 cows, $4.50@7.26; heite: $6.00@9.60; stockers and feeders, $5.008,00; bulls, $5.0096.25; calves, §6.00611.00. b . W L PH Hoga—Recelpts, 13,000 head; market low- 3 4 er; bulk of sales, $9.76@10.45; heavy, $9.75 " @10.40; packers and bulchnn, $9.90@10.56; Hght, $9.50@10.50; pigs, $5.76@9.50. Sheep and Lambs—Recelpts, 23,000 head; market lower; lambs, $9.75@10.10; year- lings, $7.50@8.25; wethers, $7.00@7.76; ewes. $6.50@7.26. Sloux City Live Stock Market. Same duys last year..31,776 13,863 ewes, Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Unfon stock ya Omlhl for twenty- four hours ending at terday: RECEIPTB—CAR!KMI!@ . Hogs. Sheep, H'r's. Missour! Paclfle 4 Tnlon_Pacific 1 nnnon Central ... Chl. Great West.... Total receipts....357 94 12 31 Stoux Clty, Ia, Sept. 27.—Cattie—Re- DISPOSITION—HEAD. celpte, 3,000 head; market steady;: beef Cattle, Hoga. Sheep. | stears, §5.50@8.7 $6.60@17.00; Morris & Co. 110 860 1112 !-nnmr». $4.00@5.05 and feeders, Swift & Co. 996 1468 3.420| §5.40@7.00; bulls, stags, etc.. $5.00@7.00; Cudahy Puacking Co. 1,884 1,671 1,047 nmln. cows and heifers, $6.10Q lo Armour & Co. LA64 1,200 36TT) , 4,000 h t 16¢ to J. W. Murphy ars 816 . ght, $9.76@10.00; mixed, $10.00 Tancoln Packing Co.. 42 ... . @10.10; heavy $10.10G10.40; bulk of sales, 8. 0, l-‘cklnl Co.. 9 . $9.90@10.1 Hennind & Oliver.. 98 Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 2,000 head; W. B. Vansant Co.. 80 market 100 to 16c lower; ewes, $6.75G17.76; Benton, Vansant & L. 17 lambs, $10.00, ¥. B. Lewls . AT Batapl s J. B. Root & Co.... 244 Live Sthek in Sight, 4. H. : Receipts of live Mook at the five prin- L V. H ofphi westorn market Chicago Omaha 88,300 The market for cof- today on a mod- demand which was attributed largely after the recent decline. The 3 points lower to 4 points high- ctive months were higher, and the market worked up a few points during the day with March selling at 8.71c and July at 8.67,c or about 6 to 8 points y net higher; near months were relatively onnr buyers ®ssy, with the general list closing net un- changed to 8 points higher; wero 42,- " Totals .........10631 6,060 34,008 ;M bnb ! gtemri)nr ':: October, 8.82¢; Cattlo—Receipts t! uc! aller | November, c; December, January, . e “’ PR i S Il D 7e; March, 8.89c; April, quite libergl mulnx the total for the June, 8.89c; July, 8.86¢; days up to 1 head, the largest [ Ausust, ,, ol oRiy Mt ey (Kb of 13 5po cofton dull Rio 7a, 9%0; santos 4s, h range 8, and larger thati & ye 11%¢; Rumors that undescribed Suntos 4s w almost 8,000 head. were offered here at 10.16 London credits ‘There w very falr demand and. de. | Were not confirmed, and the cost and freight sirable an of cattle were, it anything, market ware roported about unchanged. ” A although other §rades wers | bid of 1040 for woll-dexcribed 4s was sald TR YRR o SKher grade to have beon accepted by Brasll, however, Good to cholce | WIth fresh offers ut 10,60c, To good~beaves, | . The oficial cables reported n deeline of 106 | 75 ren ' the Rlo'market; Gantos apo changed; futures, 76 10 100 r o0 ©1.00; | CORN AND WHEAT REGION BULLETIN. good to d cows, 34 ing of o n olul common to fair grass beoves, M to cbolo:. helters, $6.70@ 7.0 Stations. Auburn { common ¥00d to cholee | Broken Bow . unx Mll-n. $5.76@ | Culbertson ves, | Falrmont Q beef [ Grand Island Bolnm bulls, Hnnlnnon Hastings Lincoln ... North Loup . North Platte Oakdale {3 Av. = Pr.|Omaha 64 calves,, 370 §7 86 | O'Netll Tekamah § 76| Valentine & Sonan 'rf.‘m..‘._'mr:.'.'.::_" 988 er and crop conditions “lllltl ll‘ 610, region for week end- J. Wright—Nebraska. ing September 26, 1916: 6 86 22 uteors.. 989 Frost considerably damaged late corn wil ebraska. from New York to Missourl, but bulk of 34 steers,, 957 the crop elther matured or escaped. Cut- tor—Wyoming. ting and filling sllos progressed rapidly. # heifers. 643 Yleld was fair to good generally. In Ten- Finch—Wyoming neses and ylh’ll sulf states the late erop 5 ateers.. 1002 0 40 32 stoers..1016 e needs Soll preparation and seeding NE! of wheat la progressing satistactorily, ex- 13 feeders. 710 6 35 ;lllnr-..llll 12 toeders. 1117 1 ln‘-'n-m.:lal it where too dry. Seeding is purpose) 110 “I’ol In many states on -ccnuzt":; fl; foeders.1176 W B4 WRSTERNS. Anderson—Colorado. No. Av, Pr, 30 Allv.l.. 401 §7 80 Alderman—Nebraska. B. BCM.J" 6 36 30 ateers.. 836 F. Crothers—Nebraska. 615 6% & (B} n':n In Nebraska and west Kansas muoh 7% at urly nown wheat 1s now up., Flax near completion; buckwheat. s 740 'oufl in mn-ylvnnl- but there was some damage In New York. Rice harvest T80} s prncudlnl with good erop. 8 00| ging contin; bacco ha on the down|truck and fall pastures usuaMy n continved arnde ', shippers being almost with- out orders, ‘and pack coming close to Cotton Market. marking the 3 Then BRI Thameel New York, Sept. 31.—Cotton—It, Thost hogs wore amreive® | apened steady; October, 16,11 bor, good mm in mowt cases, and [ 16.03 16101 Maroly il 3’50 3 getting earller tMa qul & fow hogn packers 300 lower, hough ‘best | SpIands, 10450 w qu’ter or more c&'uno ul} ‘The cotton rket today ol barely v Mdy at > n‘: ?wm,,c_oé 3 to 6 points, lfln wealoned steadily as the iverpool, Dt oncn—spot In vanced and ulm at the 1" mod-ul demand; pric Quite & uumber of ) dling, o] ml:-nu':: To0e; 35?9" i SE Omaha Hay Mark rie—Cholce upland, uu.oom w. m\ul tra cholce to bring | 10,00; No. 2, |1.00 c)mlnl mid -nd i l ing this report. Last re) um that a few mm:lu luu the earlier nm were still unsold, Moat hase latter had ‘boen too piin to at- L MVIGEL LT oy gyl 80; 0; No. ?, $4.00 g8 the market. Cholos at $6.00@6.60; cholce oat $13.60@14.60; 1 u;\gd-;d. $11 3 Savannah, Flrm. 43% @dde; w bbls.; shipments, -lock. 23, 49..240 nd lambd supplies were 0; more moderate today, being | @', m‘ than on either of the pre. of the week, but were plenty the run being estimated at| ., un 13005 hend, an sgatnet | ot % s nst | golivery, 5. Copper firm; olec- 90,683 two weeks ago lrol'y’:k', du _2:0!:‘60“.1'\-‘03 steady and year. unchango n, $38 .00, to largest run of the week Copper, spot, {116 10s; fu- £139; tin, spot, d, £31°108; spel- Lead, $7.00 2 ady; spot East St. Louls Q13 IOIM packers, who | ter, bs in two days were vrle— down a dime, were while they were talk- lower prices very fow out during the earlier part on M nn hnh‘—hmhx Omaha Hide and Tallow Market. Quotations furnishe oy Bolles & R 613 South Thirt ll\h fl.’ru t: el Hides—a, 8. Green: No, 1, 180; No 3, No. 1 o v | tici No, 2, He. .ls)?occn‘x" ..; i Teed: orse, eac! i No. 2, 34.50 unan'." i, tosda: fos, 4380 Shecp poite, large, 1i0@ m h‘“‘o , 1 5; medium to small, 36@ 76o. llow—No. 1, T3c: No 2, 4. Evaporated Apples ll‘ Dried 1l New York, Sept. e apricots de; fanoy, flrm and 8%c; cholce St Louls anl- 1 Bt Loull. Mo., Sept. "—-“'Mll—\lo 2 26| red, 315801 uhx:‘o " nard, $1485 Decome 10 15| per, §1. 1% 9 60 Corn- . 3, Bdlgc; No. 3 white, 87c. 1= 15 o.u—uomr. track No. 2, 46¢; No, l: white nominal; December, 12% @72%e. Grain Market. leorpr Sept. 27.~Wheat—8pot, l1—Cllth-lo- No. 2 hard winter, 14s 1d; No. 1 t steady; tobs, 148 d; No. 2, 14s 6d; No. 3, 14s 4 ra, $4.36010.00; | - Corn—Spot, head; market ‘hl 40; bulk ‘of sales, 6,500 hea 8. Goods Mark: New York, Sept. wur- higher. Burlaps firm. Sugar Market, New rcrk.nl.on 27.—8ugar—Raw, steady; entrifug molusses, 9¢. Refined, mm steady; fine granulated, 6.768H7.00c; futures year- | prices at noon were unchanged. THE BEE: GRAIN AND PRODUCE Cash Trade in v;heat is Dull and Prices on Cash Grains Take a Drop. GOOD DEMAND FOR CORN Omaha, September 27, Prices on cash gratns wore somewhat Jower and the cash trade very dull The traders could not agree on prices on account of tled condition of the market and, a result, only a small t of the samples were sold. The best gri of wheat sold around $1.62 and $1.53, and ;hl\ No. 3 hard ranged from $1.48% to 161, The rangs on No. 4 hard was $1.42 to $1.48, and the market genernlly was quoted 1%c to 3¢ lower. There was a good demand for corn, but on account of very light receipts the trade in this cereal was rather quiet. Corn was quoted %c higher to %c lower, the white corn selling at the decine, The oats market was rather slow and prices were generally lower. Recelpts of this cereal were gnite heavy, but the traders were not disposed to sell thelr grain at the prevailing prices. The receipts of rye and barley were light and the cash trade in these markets was slow. Rye wold from steady to lc lower, and barley ruled from unchanged to 2c lower. Cloarances were: to 871,000 bushels; corn, bushels, Liverpoo) close: Wheat, unrmued to 1d higher; corn firm and 1d hi Primary wheat recelpts bushels and shipments 1,156,000 against recelpts of 1,861,000 bushels shipments of 928,000 bushels last year. Primary corn receipts wers 783,000 bush- els and shipments 371,000 bushels, against recelpts of 935,000 bushels and shipments of 249,000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipts were 1,605,000 bush- ols and shipments 1,030,000 bushels, against receipts of 1,262,000 bushels and shipmerfts of 1400,000 bushels last year. CARLOT RECBIPTS, Wheat and flour, equal none; oats, 6,000 Wheat. Corn. Oats. 246 200 P s 2 Duluth 2 i o 10 o Kansas City . a ¥ 8t. Louls [ 30 Winnipeg o Theso sales were reported today: Wheat—No, 1 hard winter: 1 car, § 1 car. $1.62, No 2 hard winter No. 4 mixed: 1 car, Rye—No. 3: 3 cars, $1.16%. No. 4: 1 car, $L16%. rle!-—N:‘ 8, 2 cars, $1.05; No. 4, 1 car, 0. 1 white, 1 car, 82%¢c; No. 2 whi @, 1 car, 82¢; No, 2 yellow, 1 car, 79%¢; No. 3 yellow, 7 cars, 19%c; No. 6 yellow, 1 car, T8%¢c; No. 1 mixed, 1 car, 79%0; No. 2 mixed, 2 cars, 79%c; No, mixed, -8 car, 79¢; No. 6 mixed, 2 ca 78¢; No. 6 mixed, 1 car, 77c; 1 car, 76 Oats—No. 2 white, 1 car, 44%c; white, 4 cars, 44c; No. 4 white, 2 No. 3 [ Wheat: No. 2 hard, ard, $1.48% @1.61; No. No. 2 spring, $1.60@ { $1.47@1.63; No. 2 durum, §1. nol 64; No. 3 durum, $1.62@1,63, Corn; whlu. 81% @820; No. 3 white, i 4 white, 81@81%¢c; No. b white, umou No. 6 white, 80@80%c; No. 2 yollow, 79%@19%c; No. 3 yollow, 719G 0%e; 4 yellow, 8% @78%c; No. 6 yollow, 13@78%¢; No. 2 mixed, 19% @794, No. 3 mixed, 78% @19¢; No. 4 mixed, 183G 8%0; No. b mixed, 77@78¢c; No. 6 mixed, 18@77c, Oata: No. 2 white, 44% @44%c; =Z 0 lllndlrd. “‘AO“%:' Nn 3 white, 43%@ “c No. 4 whit 43% @43%c. Barley: ng, 3c@31.06; No. 1 feed, 50@90c Ryt Now 2, $1.17@1.18; No. 3, $1.16@1.17. Omaha Futures. With lower clost prices on Liverpool markets and reports of rall in the A gontine, the local future market opened somewhat lower. December wheat opened $1.651%, and heavy selling quickly f the market Ight recovery i) down §1.49%. There w from this low price, but thg a bearish and the market quickly réfof remained around the low mark during most of the sesston, Th was very little local Interest in corn, and the market was pretty steady. Thute was not much Independent strength In oats and the market followed wheat on the decline, December opening %c and the May %c under yesterday's closing price: ATl | Open. |_:ligh. | Low.| Cioss. | Yea. it 1] 8 1149 1 149 1 1 1 151 : {OREN : TR 1 2’ “h 1 490% 161% ki ki kil ks [ L1 8% | ensy 7 1R | 124 ol dtaldt | fy LLE '.'lollnl by Log: Bryan, st 316 South lmmun wtr | BARIIB1%( 1 623 (163% B4% (182 1620 [154% BA% 163 1 62%(164% 88yl 81 885 871 1% 1anl 73 | Tay T0%| 6% 6% ToN 46%) 46%| 46 | 48 AR 47N 483 | 48% S1%| 60%| o1 o1% 28 70 (23 45 23 60 [23 70 28 26 (28 10] 23 16 |28 37 1487 (14 20 14 37 (14 83 13 77 |13 67| 13 73 [13 85 18 93 13 83( 13 90 (13 05 Jan, |12 60 | 12 60 |13 42) 12 45 12 86 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, Wheat Prices Opln lnw‘r Because of In- creased Worl Su, Chicago, Sept. 27.—Prospects of a break of the drought In Argentina had a good deal t odo with weakness which developed in the wheat market hero today. The outcon was an unsettled close 1 to 18 net low: with Decomber at $162% @1.62% \and M at $1.62 Corn wound up unchanged to % oats off K@K to K@%, and provisions’ varylng from 28c decline to a rise of 15 cents. ‘Wheat traders' were In & bearish mood from the oul - Tho market at the open- Ing was appars et feeling the depres fect of the hll world supply, the larg- est ever known at this thme of the year. Victorles of the entente allles in western dy; American mixed, 103 27.—~Cotton goods rose steadlly today, with an active demand. Yarns wen firm, Laces were in better demand| mbroideries were quiet. Worsted yarns Europe tended also to handfcap the bulls, desplite the faot that the outlook for an early opening of the Dardanclles seemed far from promising. Besides, liberal recelpts at Kansas City and weakness in the cash market there counted further on the bear slde. it was not, however, until news was recelved of unsettled weather In Argentina that the downward swing In values attained the groatest impetus shown during the sea- son, Notwithstanding that numerous rallies took place In the wheat market commiasion house selltng became more and more ag- gressive, especially in the last hour, wh oné house alone disposed of more than 1,- 000,000 bushels in the pit. Export transa tions as far as announced late in the day were not of sufficlent volumo to be of much encouragement to the bulls, Corn developed firmness owing to un- welcome rains. Molsture was regarded as harmful to the crop at th tended to sag In the absence of | from the seaboard. It was sald Cana- g n reserves amounted to almost 50,000,000 Lo quotations on hogs pulled down the provision market. On the decll though, packers bocame active buyers of the P rrly deliveries and o y. Chicago Cash Prices—Wheat: $1.66% 564 No. ia:‘ 2 hard nomlml No. 3 red, 3 red, lln\Olu. No. 3 30 unrhuntfll nrmlbtl SB cars; Jerseys, Ohlos, $1.10@1, 18%¢, Minneapolis Graln Market, Minneapolls, Sept. closed $1.60@1.60%; Ma $1.58°% @ 1.59 cush, No. 1 hard, §1.67%: No. 1 northern, v OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1916. $1.63% @1.64%; to arrive, $1.61%; No. 2 Tennessee Copper. AMUSEMENTS. northern, $1.56% @1.63%; No. 3, 3L50%@ Texas Company. Ee 1.69%. JUgREasise, “OMAHA'S FUN CENTER'" - Corn—No. 3 yellow, 83@84c. Oats—No. 3 white, 43% @ 44c. Flaxseed—$2.1602.20. Flour—Unchanged, Barloy—6Tc @$1.07. Rye—$1.20@1.21, Bran—$§21.60@ Dally Muts., 15-25-50c, Even'gs, 15-25-50-35¢. That Brand New Enthuslastic S8how HIP, HIP HOORAY GIRLS iy it N PIERCE and a great vandeville olio; mcl\ldm: the Gautemalian Marimba player: Helen Vrenllnd song bird, and the DIVING Amateur diving contests Thursday and Fri dny Nites. Trophy cups to winners. i ¢ DA ntinee Week Days. I‘dh:: X m'; Finney & “Bostonians™ Union Pacitic p U Market Experiences Period of U & Extensive Activity, Dealings Wabush 313 Being Over a Million. Western Unlon RAILS ARE AT GOOD PRICES FEFTE 1601 400 .50, ol day, 1,486,000 shares. Westinghouse Elec, Total sales for th New York Money Market. New York, Sept. 27.—Mercantile Paper— 2% per cent. NEW YQRK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Day on Varlous Leading ' Commodities, % New York, Sept. 27.—Flour—Unsettied. ‘ § Sxchange — Sixty- s, | 524 Wheat—Spot, easy; No. 1 durum, §1.76%;| New York, Sept. 27.—For the nineteenth “ti-;‘l':r',“-"‘dl‘n\:n)flt,h .‘75 u-l‘g"]’udr‘ient,bcw Phone No. 2 hard, $1.08%; No. 1 northern, Duluth, | consecutive session, exclusive of two week | ploc 84 707005 Lo cont. | Doug. $1. »m, No. 1 northern, Manitoba, $1.79, 1. | ends, today's market experienced another | “ri BT LNT Giaay; sixty days 3@3% | - 0. b, New York. period of extensive activity which again | U0 UG Tdaye, '3@3% per cent; six |° THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE. Lo,n_g,,fl,, tirm; No, 2 yellow, 97%, c. L. | lifted the total dealings well beyond 1,000,- oE L@ 1%. par josat 5 Evers Night, 8:15—This Weeks £, New York. 000 shares, The movement was moro com- | MERUE: St NLSan qotlars, sasge. | DY Aatnee S WARRY CARROLL Onts—Spot, Irregular; standard, G62%@ | prehensive and convincing that any of the 2 ke oI e ANNA 'WHEATON AND HA 3% last three weeks in that & very large pro- | Bonds—Golernment, steady; ralirqad, | jopn’ vy gDNA BROTHERS & CO. Muten & Feed<8teady. portion of the turnover consisted of divi- | *enE. W fardes Coogan, Aldo Randegger, Tho Gladiators. Hops—Firm; state, common to cholce, | dend paying investment lssues as distin- | Money on Call—High, e Brightoos, Orpheum Travel Weekly 1916, 44@62c. guished from specialties of less stable char- | 2% per cent; ruling rate, 3% per cent; Prices: Matinee. gallery, 10c; best seats, (exm J Hm”__mrm Bogota, 33%@34c; Central | acter. loan, 2% i closing bid, 2% per cent; | gyrurday and Sunday, 25¢. Nights, 10c, 2. e 3340, J The so-called Harrimans, particularly | offered at 2 VN -, 9% = r.»um-r-mrm, hemlock firsts, 38c; sec- | Unlon Pacific, which led ail stocks in the | *U; 8. T. N A T8 extensive trading of the forenooii; Reading, St bt !B, Con. 68,: 101% Not Moving Provisions—Pork, steady; mess, $30.00@ | Norfolk and Western and other coalers, the o ,,““'w;"_' nt. Power bs. 98% BOY Pict 31.00; family, $30.00@34.00. Beef, steady; [ Brangers, New York Central and Pennsyl- 4s, reg.. . deb. Gs.114 IOTUres mess, $21.00@21.50; family, $23.50@24.60, | Vania afford a foundation for later opper- | 'edo coupon . ity 4Yes. . 109% Y2 Lard, steady; middls west, $16.00@15.10, | ations In more speculative favorities. Most | Am. Smelt, G.. : N. H. Tailow—Firm; city, 9%¢, nominal; coun- | 9 the ralls, on gains of 1 to 3 points, were | Am. Tel. & Tel. H. cv. bs. try, 9% @9%c; special, 100, asked. at best prices in one to two yearse with | cv. 4348 ...... 111%No. Pacitic 4 ESO) N G S A8 LI Lo L A tubs; | a1 actual new record for Reading at 115%. | Anglo-French G, 95% do 3s M-u—llfl?nl:y ,’&E IIB!! Floor, 25¢. creamery extras, 35@36c; firsts, 33% @34%c: | COPPers lost none of their favor as med- | Atch. gen. 45 Ni St % y £ ci firsts, 33% @34%ci || 4 ights, 10-50c. seconds, 320330, luma of feverish speculation, Inspiration | B, & O dn o SligPac. T Eggs—Irrogular; receipts, 16,278 cases;| COPPET. 620, making a new maximum of | Be b do 1 2 tresh gathered, extra fine, 38G3%c; extra| 8%, Wi further accummulation of Ana- AL EW # TONITE American Smelting and Kennecott, Motor shares which seem to respond to any definite movement In metals were mostly Read! n. 4s. frsts, 36@37c; frsts, 32% @ 3. $0Reading won. M5 Cheese—Firm; receipts, 4,203 boxes; state, | TODAY K NEW 8:20 . ey T g e et ool 20@10%C: | at nigher quotations, General Motors mak- wm.um.s- SELEL'I' PLAYERS Poultry—Alive, nominal fn the absense|!DE, ® Eross gain of 16 points i " 921S0. Rallway 5 10c—“THE ROSARY"”—25¢ of business. Dressed, irregular; chicken: There wid & arkecorevival of interset liap & S réf 433 8413 Unton Pacific 45 H - 20G30c; fowls, 17623 4 o @sate” |In shibping shares, predicated upon the be- | g R. G, c. 4. do: ov. 4a, S— e H . 1123, @935c liet that events of Importance are Impend- | Bri gon 45, s heuves B 102% | E M p R E S S - ng in connection with the forthcoming | Gen, Hlectric fs 105 Steel Gs...106% . OMAHA GENEKAL MARKET. mesting of the Mercantile Marine commits | e No. 06 5 Went, Union 4'/1*1"5 Gt. No. 1st 4%s. tees, which are expected to recommend the A discharge of the recelver. Sugars tralled in | the wake of Marines, record prices being registered by Cuba cane common and pre- ferred and American Beet. Final prices in a majority of Instances were at fractional or 1 point recessions from the day's best. United States Steel which travered an exceedingly narrow rad- fus, closing at 115%, & net_gain of % point. . Ele of C. *Bid. Butter—No | tubs, 34c: creamery, No. 2. 32¢c. in cartons or Three Days, Commencing Toda) Petticoat Minstrels “Dashing Singing and Dancing evue. Live Poultry—Brollers, 1% to 2 Ibs, 2lc; brollers, over 2 lbs., 16¢ London Stock Market. Sept. 27.—American Ibs., 18¢c; hens, over 4 hens over 4 Ibs, 15c: roosters 10%c; geer full feathered, fat, and old Aucks, full feathered, any size over 8 | 24c; finlf price; capons, 9 Ibs. and securities the London, were firm with United States Steel most active lssue. Silver—Bar, 32 15-16d per ounce. Money—41 per cent. MUSICAL CHEF, Comedy Novelty by P. George poultry, _poor 'nn't‘:"ne(.hln.ynu:t;l Total sales amounted to 1,485,000 shares. Discount Rates—Short bills and three 3 ch, 3 An appreciable increase of activity was|months, 5% @6 er cent. squabs, homers, 14 oz. each, ver | shown by the firm bond market, total sales, | AOER ny e g”}}.‘ ::&E-'S‘ uabs, ::m;;mexri n:. ::cn;‘fir ;..6 value, aggregating $6,420 000, Clearings. e . , . , nited States bonds were unchanged on| Omaha, Sept. 27.—Bank clearings for RY GILBERT, ol :_ocl:n- ”lr-fld“”':"lh:nchvmfln""d" : call. Omaha today were $4,766,224.70, and for g:{‘hI&,,.d....' o el 3 i Pplgeons. pe In:h::nb;r of sales and quotations on lead- | the corresponding day last year $3,417,356.49. | ocks were: Cheess quotations by Urlau & Co, Sales. High. Low, Close. 9 7 Best and Latest Photoplay: Cheese—Imported Swiss, 46c; domestic | Am, Beet § 9,800 ; i Swiss, 3%0; block Swiss, 0c: twin cheese, | Amorican Can .1.. 9.000 0% 64% 64 0'Connor Did Not Tarry 2lc; triplets, 21%c; dalsies, 21%c; young [Am. Car & Foundry 2,400 i Amorcar 35e; Bige’ Label brick. sic Sim | AW Tocamative dos Long Around Brooklyn Bridge ey g o berger, 23c; New York white, 22c; “"““'“"“ & 5‘,}';,“, ,‘%fi““" 14300 “We just took a couple of looks at MUSE First-Run Pictures 858, 3 ! X . N Boet Cuts—Ribs: No. 1, ",,'c 16,7 No. 3, |Am. Tel. & Tel the Statue of Liberty, escaped a riot RA ;r.Ll,u MN x“lz: Chucks: 2( No. Amd, 8oL during the street car strike and then VALENTINE G NT b Sl bade New York goodbye for a'better In 2, 14%ec; No, place to live,” said_County Commis- ! " ;onmuly‘:: No. sioner O'Connor when he returned The nlllthur of M“GMW oty A from his fortnight vacation trip in the cases, 28 cast. selects, small cas Contral Leather... 8400 K “King Cole” counts, smail cases, 32c; fargs | Chesapeako & onm 13,600 Omahah looky ‘?e-"e‘; "])w "‘g mah" cases, 60c, M. & St 5 s.soo any city that we visited. y daugh- Obey That. Impulse Fresh Flsh—TYellow pike, per pound, 14c; thcl(n & % W, 1,400 ter and I spent several days with Go Today. palmon, iy Corar: Ryf. sian0 relatives at Washington, D. C, and ONE DAY ONLY - Colo. Fuel & Tron. 12,200 were glad to get back to the corn % No. 1 carp. dro x:g'p\m ot gegncts Rat. 1800 belt and its commercial center. I can FLORENCE TURNER in medium, 9c. ,Headless shrimp, per gallon, l"'“““! Secu L take a long breath now.” “GRIM JUSTICE.” $1.26; peeled shrimp, per gallon, $i.75; kip- 12,700 Always the Tail-End from the f ovel by “Rita. pered salmon, 10-lb, basket, per Ib.. 17c, S Five acts from the famous ny amoked whiteflsh (chubs), 1-1b. basket, per g;",gohngg, T Its always the despiued tail-nder that Ib., Tilinols Cemm!' 2300 rears on Its hind legs and puts some pen By st mokiipas dos, 186; Hlinle, Sanieal.c . -Hane nant contender out of business. ‘Ask George L Frult and veetable prices’ furnished by |Inspiration Copper. 8,700 Stallings, he knows. B ] atlineky Feute C 1 s6s. l00s, 324s |INLCT Harvester... 200 Frances aetens ulty— vals, 8, 3 " lll M, pfd. ctfs, 45,800 $4.26 box; vals 126s $6.00 box; vals. 150, | K. C.’Southern.... 1:500 TEACHER OF PIANO $6.26 box; 176s. 2888 85.50 box: 200s, 216, Kengocort Copper.. 45,700 Thursdays, F Bhis, 3676 box. Lemons—Fancy 300s, 360s | Loulaville & Nash.. 1,100 l Axl Mondays, \V-dnudn;':', ys $9.00 box; cholce 300s, 360s. $5.50 box; 270y Mexican Petroleum 6,300 MAXWELL CARS sls0 60 per ceut loss. Qrapefruit—Mar. |Miami Copper..... 7,900 Webster 202 20 Arlington Block, ket price. Apples—Belletlowers, $1.76 box, Washington Jonathans. extra fancy, §$2.00 box; Culorado Jonathans, extra fancy, $2.26 15111, Dodge St. Telephone Douglas 3084, box: barrels, $3.60 bbl. QGrapes—Home- grown, 33c basket: Malagas. $1.66 crate AMUSEMENTS crate. Pears—Colorado. fancy 6 tr., $2.66 crate: cholce b tr., fancy ¢ tr. $2.40 crate; cholce | Northern Pacific. ] 6 tr,, $2.16 crate; Kelfers, bushels, $1.76 bu. | Pacific Mall.. TURPIN S SCHOOL OF DANCI G Keltors, cr-lu.PiLl.:) crate, kl"lumn—InBl:ln Bacific Tel, & Tel. 2 by 1.65 crate. eaches—market price. Ban- |Pennsylvania . 80, 8 p. m.— First Children's anas—32.00 ta $3.60 bunch. Cantaloupes— | Ray Con. Copper... b“'m B“_“'d:;ixcs:cli’:::n:fifmld be :Ade early. Now open, Adult St ds, $5.00 crate; ponys. $2.60 crate; [Reading ...... nd Adult Advanced Tuesday, 8 p. m._ No more pupils re- Rep. Iron & Steel flatk ih0slcrale, Shaituck Ariz. Cop. Watermelons—13c¢ ib. y classes after October 10th. Arrangements may be Vegetables—Lettuce, head, $1.00 doz.: jons day or evening. lenf, 40c dosen. Caulifiower, 3200 crate. |gouthers Pacifle... §§ e < z 28th and Farnam Streets. Wax, green beans, pean. $1.00 basket. Pep- | Studapaier Co. .. 10500 rsley, pers, G0c basket. 30¢c doz. Turnips, beets, carrots, 40c basket. Pickling onlons, |= " 00 basket. Cucumbers, $1.00 basket. Cab- nitie i Wednesday Evening at 7 (the Time), the Event Miscellaneous—Crackerjack. cnmmn and Th U 'l' 3 checkers, case, §3. e Unveiling w d f l w d aute, 'w;:w:fi. case, $2.50; boney. new |gy < of A“\the on er u ln ows e The Entire Retail District Will Be a Blaze of Light and Beauty. You Can’t Nou'3 hard. S610380 No. 2 sed, i Afford to Miss Being Present. 1.60; December, §1.48%; May, $1.48%. = Corn—Steady; No. 2 mixed, 84% @8ic; iiko: Dovemaber: T2es Ma satsme 0 Delightful Equal Quality il bR i Specials atLie, In All Departments All Week. Superior Quality at ' Equal Price. Jackson to Be Tried for Cleaning Out Warehouse James Jackson, man of many ali- ases, who is accused with attempting to clear out the warehouse of Swen- son Bros, 208-10-12 South Tenth street, of a large portion of the stock of wcarables, will be brought to trial in criminal court at the conclusion of the Weatherly manslaughter case. Jn:kson is charged with breaking and entering the warchouse and faces a term of one to seven years in the penitentiary. His loot is said to have consisted of stock enough for a young store: Nine mackinaws, two pairs of ants, twelve suspenders, 120 pa\rs of adies’ hnsnery, eighteen men’s union suits, mne vests and twenty-nine pairs of men's sox. Deputy Prosecutor Abbott will appear for the state. fIack- son has been in jail since July 24 awaiting trial. Asks Big Damages for Injuries by Automobile Because an automobile, driven by George F. Krittenbrink struck the rear end of her light wagon while the team was tied to a hitching post in front of a Florence store, Mary E. Bergelt, who alleges she was seriously injured, has filed suit asking $25,000 damages. She declares that $500 has already been expended for the services of physicians and specialists. County Attorney Maguney and his son, Lloyd A, are presamg the claim. Three More Chances for The Night High School Registration at the evening high school at Central High school Tuesday night reached a total of 594. In spite of this large registration, there were many ‘phone calls this morning from S A Most Charming Aggregation of all That is Best in the Modes of the Moment is Presented Here Now in Women’s and Misses’ Outer Apparel for Fall Our buyer’s unerring good taste and‘keen judgment of good value was never so pleasmgly exempllfled as in this remarkable showing of the new modes in women’s dress. HUNDREDS OF DAINTY GOWNS | EXQUISITE EVENING GOWNS — and Dancing Frocks, in a wide range | Direct copies of the choicest produc- of charming designs; most attractive tions of the world’s most famous design- of values at these prices— ers; scores of exclusive models, at from $25.00, $35. 00 = $45.00|$65.00, $75.00 1> © $175.00 A HOST OF ELEGANT DESIGNS IN TAILORED SUlTS——Dlstmctlve indi- viduality strikingly apparent in every graceful line; the season’s richest colorings 1 1 ludi h U e o papuiar Bofoa Clom Sug.- e $30.750r $7500 6 1 DODGE & DOUGLAS STREETS The Exceptional Beauty and Surpuung High Quality of the is most gratifying to all our customers who see the new Fall models. If you want a really sed something of Poultry—Allve, lower; fllw h lm; springs, ~—Wheat—December those who were unable to appear last night. It has been decxdur to have three more nights of registration, so those who did not get under the wire may be on hand. The dates are Oc- tober 9, 10 and 11 Omaha Girl Challenges - Gayety Diving Champion Miss Ella Pennington, 2215 Dodge street, has issued a challenge to Miss Jessie Southerland, the Gayety girl who made the sensational leap off the Douglas street bridge into the Missouri_river Monday. Miss Pen- nington has been with Dr. Carver's diving horses and has often made forty-foot leaps while on the back of a horse. lmrlln Telephone & Telegraph Co. A dividend of Two Dollars per share will be paid on Monday, October 16, 1918, to stockholders of record at the close of busi- ness on Saturday, September 30, 1916. G. D, MILNE, Treasurer. classy suit at a low price, don’t fail to see these marvelous values, at ..............$25 100 New Serge Dresses 51950 Special, Thursday, at. Beautiful new styles, ih plain serge or serge combined with satin or georgette. Georgette klo;.;-. 513 white and flesh, all sizes, worth §7.. Crepe de Chine Blouses, in all sizes; also all pongees, in plain colors and Tharsday, st 9298 A New Line of High Grade Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blous: ; all the leldmg shades and black; prices.....evuven