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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-14
Cermans Short of Food

Paris, September l3.-t5:20 a. m.) It is reported that the fifth German army suffered a shortage of provis- ions as result of a sorterie which captured a long German train.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-14

child labor law and for giving wide pub l:city to all acts of public officials
 Portland Me. September 13-The Maine elections tomorrow when four congress- men and state officials will be voted for, will be watched by the country as a possible barometer of political conditions. In campaign fought almost entirely on national issues the democrats have asked for indorsement of President Wilson $ administration.
 Republicans, democrats, progressives, prohibitionists and socialists will have tickets in the field. Governor William Haynes seeks reelection as the republi- can nominee. He Is opposed by O. c. Curtis, democrat; Halber P. Gardner, pro gressive; Frederick A. Sheppard, prohi- bitionist, and Percy F. Morse, socialist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-14
SIXTH WEEK OF THE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE BRINGS ABOUT VAST T R A N STORM ATION
tContinued from Page One,

cured yesterday In the GubweiIler val ley in Southern Alsace Ninety thou- sand men are reported to be engaged Another dispatch from Basel says artil- lery and cavalry have annihilated two squadrons of Germans in that quarter
 In the battle proceeding in Galacia and Russian Poland. success appears to cling to the Russians. They are re- ported to have won a decisive victory at KransnilS and Toma szow Thursday. The Austrian and German armies are estimated at 40 divisions and II of cavalry, totalling more than 1000, ,000 men. and reinforced by several Ger ran divisions. The Russians describe their line as extending over several thirds of mile)
 Fighting has been proceeding con- tinuously since August 25 and the Rus- sians claim to be winning both in Po- land and Galacia.
 10000 Prisoners Taken
 Vienna says the Austrians were sue cessful during the first stages of the fighting in Galacia and took 10000 prisoners, but that they were obliged to withdraw from Lemberg and con centrate at a better position because the northern wing of the Austrian army in Poland was threatened by greatly superior numbers.
 The battle of Rawa Ruska, which is proceeding. apparently will prove the crucial test of the Austrian army Archduke Frederick of Austria. is with the army there. message from sources unfrnedly to Austria declare the re- suit of the Galacian operations will determine whether the Austrian army will continue to be factor in the war Austria is reported to be enrolling her loSt rlas of reSerVistS
 While there Is a deep satisfaction in England over the progress of events on the French battlefields. there are no signs of rejoicing or celebration. Lon- don today wore it's usual Sunday calm. Newspapers continue to counsel the people against over optimism and any belief that the war will be other than a long and costly one. The German General Von Buelow is giving the Ger man people the same caution. He tells them they are only at the beginning of sacrifices and sufferings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-14
RUSSIANS DEFEAT
 COMBINED FORCES IN SOUTH POLAND
Great Successes by Russians
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sians have taken 120,000 prisoners and that other captures are imminent
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JOHNS undertst'-s Co phon. ,ooa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-14
Local Data

the 24 hours ending at p. m. Sep
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

SHEEP-To all inteh;s ana purios,. at
sheep and lambs moved at prices Rcner-
though In some cases the market looked
little uneven, sorting being little henv-
Ter In some instances while showing llttlC
II any change In othera. Considering tho
wetposs OF some OF the offerings there
were traders that thought prices were n
the more or less wet condition of the Of
ferings the packers opened the trade In
very fair season, and the most OF tho
good killing lambs had crossed the scales
by II o'clock. What was hero In the NUT
ton line was soon disposed of during tho
first hours OF the forenoon
Moderate receipts was an outstanding
and publish feature OF the trade through
out, the estimate OF the day being no
more than about 800 head compared
with $3.50 n week ago and Al ,656 year
ago. This makes for the week to date a
posal OF the packers, as only some 1890
head have been reported on the market,
against los. 662 during the same time last
week and 1854 year ago.
II was apparently strong deal for
all kinds OF feeders, due to the continu-
ton In the receipts, There was a tai
representation OF country buyers In evi-
dence, and commission men held good or
dcrs. going out to fill their orders as
early as they could.
Quotations OH range sheep and lambs;
Lambs, good TO choice, N.40dr7I 20; lambs.
fair to good, s7.iOdf7Ao; lambs. feeders,
IS OOd7.i5; yearlings, good to choice, S:@
u6.l0 yearlings, fair to good. s5.SOm6.S;
yearllngs, feeders, g.. i0dib 90; wethers.
good to choice, s.. 2JdT5.60 wethers, fair "a
good. $5.l0a58; wethers, feeders, $4,000
49, owes, good 20 choice, &i.5oGfASb; ewes
fair TO good N25af4.Joi owes, feeders, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClOsing
Prices on the hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct 1A-Fresh activity and
a revival OF strength developed in wheat
today largely because of higher prices
at Liverpool and owing to a sensational
drop IN receipts at Winnipeg, The mar
ket closed strong at lhq2bc above last
night. Corn gained hgp1ac TO sc net. oats
hGlStc and provisions 7hda5c.
Wheat traders seemed TO couple the
Liverpool advance and the Ecantlness of
Canadian Pacific, Arrivals at Winnipeg
cars year ago. and only 100 cars I'm
sight for tomorrow Under such condi-
tions reports found ready acceptance that
the stock OF wheat In Canada was TO q
much greater extent than usually shown
by the visible supply total and that coun-
try elevators were correspondingly bare.
II was also asserted that the circum-
stances were similar in the Dakotas and
Minnesota. -r..
Exporters led In the wheat buying here
from the start and their activity was
made more noticeable on account OF bull
ish estimates OF Transatlantic crops ana
news OF a decrease In the European Nisi.
bic supply Reports that Portugal had
declared war on Germany were also ad-
verse to the bears.
the close Was virtually at the top usures
Corn ruled firm as a result of wet
weather damage and OF the bulge IN
wheat Eastern cash demand was SAID 10
be the best in some time; ,,,. ,ho oa,s
market. On the upturn, however, mold
ers took profits rather freely.
Provisions advanced sharply. intluenced
nv an estimate that lard stocks here
would show a decrease for the tirst halt
~ oetober,at the rate OF 1000 uerces a
Jsv further reasons for strength were
the higher prices for grain and hogs.
------- III Oman High 4 Low Close
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15


CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle this
morning were fair for "Wednesday, and
the total for the week foots up SGS4
head, being only 1000 head larger than
last week. but over 400 head smaller
than two weeks ago, AZ compared with
a year ago there is a gain OF 400 head
for the three days.
The offerings nf beef steers were lin
tied this morning, the supply consisting
largely of medium kinds OF ErasSerR.
There was. however. one bunch OF good
cofnted yearling steers and heiferH that
sold up to 1880, as high as has been paid
any time this year. The market as a
whole was fully steady with Yesterday
there being good demand for the grass
stutr Az noted yesterday half-fat corn
reds are more or less neglected as buy
ers seemed to prefer grass beeves. II
might be noted In this connection that
the medium grades of cornfed cattle are
reported dollar per hundred lower AT
Chicago than they were two weeks ago.
Cows and heifers were in fair demand
al prices not much different from yester-
DAY. That means that Gamers are fully
steady with last weeks close, while the
better grades of beef COWS are around zoe
lower.
The continued rainy weather has been
detrimental to the feeder market during
the last few days, as Il tends TO keeI
many Would-be buyers at home while
spectators are not very free buyers
when weather conditions are such as tC
The result was that the market thi,
morning was not only very slow and
dull, but generally a little lower again
than yesterday. unless IL might be- or
something especially desirable
QUOTATIONS on Cattle; Good to choice
corn1ed beeves, S9,d9ql06O; fair to good
cornfed beeves, 81 T5qSGO: good 10 choice
RANGE steers, 81. 4OdS.6o; fair to good range
steers, s60OqS,i5 good to choice I Tras,
helters, t6.bOQl7.b0. good &c choice grass
cows, $6O0q6.75; fair to good grades, Sc &
prime feeders, SS25ds ~; good TO choice
stockers and feeders, F50aS.& fair tC
GOOD stockers and feeders, S6.6OT11 40; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders Sc OO0
$50: stock reifers, bb0ft6Tb; stock cows
H5Oqb,W; stock calves, t650dlS 90; yea
100. Wv
Receipts and disposition OF live stock n
the Union stock yards. South Omaha, 70
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Purchases Of Wheat for Export Con-
tinue to Be Liberal.
MANY CASH TRADES ARE MADE
Corn Closes with small Gains for
the Day and the Range Was
Higher Compared with
Saturdays Prices.

OMAHA oct. H. 1914
While the purchases of wheat on export
account continue liberal IN all positions,
the wheat bulls are awaiting a partial
cleanup OF the big supplies before an old
time bull movement is inaugurated There
is an enormous quantity OF wheat in the
show windows of the United States,
Canada and n lot on the ocean, and those
who believe that prices will rule higher
Keep n close watch upon the wheat now
In the open" The Visible supply OF the
United States increased literally again
the last week, the gain being b,S35,O)O
bushels to a total OF bil2i,0O pusnels.
Tho trade In cash wheat ON export &C
count was more than offset yesterday by
those big stocks, but those IN the wheat
business at Chicago. as Well as elsewhere
ana who are considered conservative In
their Views, offer the opinion that there
Is but one course OF prices. and that that
course II TO n higher level
The most encouraging news 10 wheat
holders OF the country came from Kansas
city yesterday, That market reported a
hig business In the cash article on export
account and the adviCes from there said
that no matter whether the price OF
wheat was up or down, foreigners were
nc, epting practically all offers that were
anywhere near the market Export sales
| In all positions yesterday amounted TO
100 0O bushels, which will 80 out largely
via gulf ports. The milling demand Tor
cash wheat was small, while II was fairly
active at Minneapolis, as well as at Du-
luth.
Corn closed at small gains for the day
and tho range was higher as compared
with the resting spots OF Saturday. The
cash demand was slow, with sales OF only
/ 100 900 bushels Weather was cold ana
| rainy all over the beat and continued IN
| settled weather II promised.
Wheat was &dlC higher.
Corn was A@lisc higher.
oats were igc higher. -.
| ClearanCcs were: Nheat ana llou'
! equal tn A5l 900 bushels: corn, ii2,0s BUSH
| els: oats, 1900 bushels.
| LiVerpool! No quotations -. 49,
! Tpgpinta were l,olN.NNl
/ bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
| against receipts OF i.3Ol,oC bushels ana
shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year
! Primary corn receipts were oVo,VVV pusn y,
/ els and shIpments Us, 900 bushels, against
| receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
! OF A25.OCO bushels last year -
| Primary oats receipts were LoievoO
/ bushels and shipments ,S2S,Wo bushels,
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels ana
! shipments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
SOUTH DAKOTA

COWS. so 10 bulls. Gee. 1903 3 "
HOtiS-Prices continued 10 slump today
the fresh decline amounting 10 close 10
iVc. Fresh supplies were very noderate
nut with the few loads held from vester.
uaE they were large enough TO mi ali
orders and packers were NOT forced 10
better their early bids to any great extent
Trade was uneven, some sales being no
moro than 6Qi0c lower. while several
loads OF the less desirable kinds looked
TO re right at loo lower than yesterdays
average. or course, some OF the late
safes yesterday were quite a bit lower
than the earlier trade and had they
shown up In the representative sale col
umn, today,.s low sales would not look
quite so bad.
on the whole prices are about tOc
lower Movement was draEgy all the way
through and It was well along In the
forenoon before any sort OF clearance was
made.
Bulk OF the hogs sold at s.. 2D697 10. with
n Few scattering sales on down TO even
money and n fair sprinklng as high as
$40 Tops reached s75O this price being
paid by shipper for pretty good lights
as was the case yesterday, shipping hogs
were uneven and hard TO quote but IL lis
safe To say that they show as much de
cline as the general trade.
Receipts amounted to forty-flve cars. or
being $500 head smaller thyp last week,
and nearly 500 head short OF a year ago.
This IN the smallest three days run since
four weeks ago, when only $500 head were
received during the same period
4 q ..... -.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
WANTED To RENT
Nehrnskn.
FIVE RIG BARGAINS. ny THE
OWNER

FIN r. ItlN kAtNNrfNANes II $500
OWNER.
must concentrate my funds ana WI
sell the following property cheap IN o'ue'
isC-ACRE FARM.
4 well improved upland farm OF ~
acres. good slx-room house, large base,
ment; barn. big corn crib fine fences ana
yards q miles from Omaha; close 10 s'N-
ton, splendid roads. good school; pleas
ant Cntcrprisng neighbors; 80 acres IN
alfalfa % In clover, and balance IN corn
and wheat This farm Is cheap az more
money, but Sis per acre, one-halt cash'
sS-ACRE IOWA FARM.
An elegant home farm Of 6S acres, on
the Lincoln highway, two miles east or
Missouri Valley, Ia. II is all in clover or
alfalfa. improvements are nearly new
and Il is the neRtest place in the Boyer
valley We are proud OF this little farm
You would like our neighhOrs. Our home
town OF 5000 people is the best in the west.
This place Is cheap at the price N65, one
half cash
5-ACRE HOME.
Close TO South omaha. House and six
large rooms, lyrge basement, coal room,
fruit cellar and large store room. The
barn is large with big hay NOW. There
are two large poultry houses. with all the
equipment The land Is all in either al
fnlfa. garden or fruit with splendid fence.
1t is just outside the CITY limits, and was
built by government man Tor a home at
a cost OF $500 l have lust finished put
ting il all in first-class shape, painted all
white and rcdecorated interior Of house.
II is just tho place for a retired farmer or
business man. IL is a snap at 81, SEQ. One
half cash.
3,7-ACRE HOME.
%s-acrc chicken farm. neat little house
OF three rooms. basement and cellar.
There is plenty OF fruit. pasture and gar
den good well and pretty yard This is
al ready TO step right into. Price is only
N,726. One-half cash
DOUBLE FRAME 7-ROOM FLAT.
This Is a good investment property that
pays nice income IL has been our home
Tor four years, and is all I'm first-class
CONDITION WIN give possession January l.
Iias oouble basement cement floor and
garage room for two cars II would be
cheap at $500, but little less will buy IL
on easy terms.
The above 10 No. stuff, and l have
| priced IL cheap for a quick sale. either
| direct or through dealer
ED Il. GIBBS,
526 s. 30th St
Phone Harvey 1892
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
Kansas city LIv. stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1L--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 10000 head; market steady: primo
fed steers. 81 500l10. 50. dressed beef steers
s. .5O19 10: western steers, s.. 40dtS Is: COWS,
81 .50saf .25; heifers, 70 5OGl9. IS: stockers and
feeders. IS sfs 90; bulls. IS. 0OdS. 80: calves
8 .6OdlO.5O
HOGS Receipts. 1s,O0D head: market
steady; bulk OF sales. 81 1907 20: heavy.
81 roar 10; packers and butchers 81 $50
Z, So; light, 81 loaf 90; pigs. 81. I5Gp7 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscelpts, $500
head; market steady; lambs. Sc. SO677 TO:
yeHrlings. 81 $4,000; wcthens s.. 25fI6 90
ewes, 81 25Gt6 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

These sales we're reported today: Wheat
No, hard winter; cars, S.olA., 40.
hard winter car. N.Ol%; cars M.vls.
cars, u.ol; car ~. No : hare Wih .er
burnt, S6i1c. Rejected hard winter; ! car
&c. No. 3 spring: car. N,Ol. helectesu
spring: 1 car, 92c. No, durim nhNe 81
car. ssc, No. 2 durum; ! car SIC; No
mixed / car. CSC. oats-Standard; ! car
I3s,c. No, 3 white; s cars, SIC 4 SaI'
4Sc. No white: . cars, sSci cars, A-f4S'
Corn: No. | white. is car, I2itc; NO. =
white, / i-c cars. 72c; No. white, car,
70; No. yellow, cars 67Sc; NO. yell
low, cars, 67%c; No. 3 yellow, l car,
67lsc; li-S cars. e7iic; No. Yellow
cars. SO; No. yellow. ] car, &c; no 1
mixed / car (near whlte), 6stsc; cars.
&c: No. mixed ! car NEAR white), $50;
3 cars 66Aic; / car. 66iAc; No. mixed, 20
car. 6S'Sc: No. mixed, | car, 66lfo;
car CSC: sample, car twhitel. 6sc;
ssc; No. q. 2 cars. ss'hc' | car, SIC; No. 4,
car, S0itc; no grade, 2 cars, Toe.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 hard.
ti.OONal.O5 No, 9 hard, S91acdslO2; No 4
No. J spring. 9SIacdsi OF; No. 4 spring, 81
Gfo9Hc. No 2 durum, 9lqf95c No durum,
eS0e4c Corn No. white, I2hqI2hc; No.
2 white. 72a72i4c; No. 3 white, 7l%g72c;
nc; No, 6 white, 7iqulse; No. ! yellow;
67hd67%c; No. yellow, 6TAQ67%c; No 8
yellow, eIa6'hci No yellow, ,s7q6TAe;
No 5 yellow, S6AqGss; No No; s yellow, Soy
ST.. qs7c: No. mixed, Gea66Ac; No. 4
mixed 65%g66ihc; No. mixed, t5kd66lhc.
Oats; No, white 43Aq44c; standard. 43h
g!3Nc; No. 3 white, 4aaaSAc; No. ! white;
feed, iSq52c. Rye: No. 2. s2bqS3c; No. 3,
SedS2ihc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

ST LOUIS. Oct. M--CATTLE-Receipt
$500 head; market steady; native beef
steers. 81 .O0QlO.s5; cows and heifars, S. 90
G9.65: stockers and feeders. - cor 50;
southern steers. So. 0OgS 90; cows and helf-
ers. A.O0G6, 20; native calves So. 00QClO 20.
lower; pigs and lights. IS 75Gr7 30: mixed
and butchers. U.6o07. 80; good heavy F.55
al. 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts. !. 400
head; market steady; native muttons,
81 .OOQl6 90, lambs, 81 .O04ls.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
siouE city Live stock Market.

Receipts, LOO head: market steady: ma
tive steers, So 2JGS35; butchers S. 5Od7. 10:
cows and heifers. A.25Gt6.S0; Gamers. 81 90
d4.60, stockers and feeders. S57jGp6. Sc /:
$40
HOGs-Receipts, $500 head: market
steady; heavy, 81. 26lIT. 80; mixed ST. 200
7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts 5000
head; market weak; wethers. y. 1906 30;
ewes. t3.2bq466; lambs, Ss.O0a7.70.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. IA COFFEE "A
slightly steadier tone prevailed In the
local market for spot coffee owing 20
apprehensiOns prompted by the action OF
the Brazilian authorities who have Inn
posed a censorship on all cables and pro-
hibit the use OF cipher. A more active
liquidation movement was reported
through the voluntary committed. and
holders OF open contracts were requested
10 put up additional m-point margins
Local spot quotations remain unchanged
with Rio II quoted at 6itc and santos -
at i3se.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
So. Joseph Live stoeL Market.

ST JOSEPH, Oct. H-CATTI.E-Re-
ceiptH. 1900 head; market steady; steers,
t7.0Ogl08; COWS and heifers, A15gs.oO
calves. 50. OOd105O.
HoGsTReeeipts. $500 head; market Sc
10 lOc lower.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1000
head; market steady 20 strong: lambs
n OOfi7 GO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

BARGAlN-SZO-acr improved farm. %
miles from Minneapolis; on good gravel
road; lays level; about l2O acres nnder
cultivation, balance used for pasture:
some line meadow land; can practically
all be put under cultiVation; buildings
consist or S-room house, barn, granary.
good apple orchard. Price, $50 per acre
one-haif cash, reasonable terms on bal.
ance. Adjoining farm held at double this
price schWab Bros, los plymouth Bldg.
Minneapolis, Mimi e'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
miscellaneous,

alfalfa, corn and hogs are RAPIDLY
making farmers in the southern states
Belt and the natural realm Of kim,
Altalta.' Act quickly while land prices
are so extremely low; values rapidly adj
Eahclng Alfalfa booklet and Southern
REID magazine free. Chas. S. Chase.
western Agent, Southern Railway. l7ig
chemical Bldg, ST. Louis, MOO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
Knnsn. City Grain and ProvisIOAa.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. A-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, 81 O2Q1 .0S; No. 2 red. Si.O2di.08,
December. 81 O4I4; May. N.llSGtl llh.
CORNING. mixed, 6S14c; No. white.
75c; December, 6S1Eq6Ssse: May, 6inc.
OATS-No. white. 45g4554c; No. 2
mixed, fIk@42hc.
BJTTER-creamery @c; flrsts, &c,
seconds, Csc: packing stock. 9c
EGGS-Firsts, nc; seconds, lsc.
POULTRY-Hens. lie; broilers, Ice.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin

pest Usaiy ana seneIal -rvp sla.s IA the
uhloni settlers wRnted, lands tor saIs al
low prices, on easy terms. Ask for BOOK.
iSt - on Wisconsin Central Land Grant
eIaHing lands II interested In fruit lands.
ASK Tor booklet on Apple Orchards In
Wisconsin. Address Land Dept 500
Line Ky. Minneapolis, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
REAL EsTATE-FOR ExCHANGE
Here's a Modern
Home

For Your Clear Land or Lots
One-hat block TO two car lines: Is blks,
TO 10th St; close 70 schools and churches.
Four rooms and hall downstairs: rms.
and bath above, and 2 rooms finished 30
floor. Double furnace extra toilet and
iaVatories. All oak and enamel finish
big trees; lot 66Xl40. Buyer must assume
1850 mortgage, part payable monthly.
part can run yearly, per cent viii
make you a complete home. Ask Tor
photo today.
o. Keefe Real Estate Co.,
10l6 Omaha Natl Douglas y715
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15

BUTTER-LoweT; receipts s,52o tubs
creamery, 23n30c.
BGGS-Lower; receipts, Isdl cases; az
firsts' lgJSa2OTc firsts. 1haGc.
POULTRY - Unsettled; springs. lse;
fowls, l2l4Ql3lkc.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
COTTON SEED MEAL
CRACKED

Cotton seed oako--oold Pressed oaRa.
From Texas Mills direct 20 you. Write
or wire us for prices on High 0iade
Meal or Cracked Cake. 43 70 IS per cent
protein. Cold Pressed Cake.
TEXAS CAKE AND LIExnR CO.
DALLAS. TEX.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
J. II. DUMONT, & CO
Arkansas,

4'UOg ACRES, $4,000 in sunny Arkansas. 4
,,I mics Eldoradoi 400 improved: ) houses
me IN, corn, cotton, truck, fruit land: fine
S Stu spring water; 400 bottom, cuts tons
me nay when cleared. Want farm equal
NHlIe, ; 10 10 miles good town. MARY
McI.oughlin, Box 1884. Eldorado. Ark.No
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Steady and Feeders
Some Lower.
HOGS SLOW AND TEN CENTS OFF
Rat sheep and Lambs OF All Kinds
Firm and Fairly ActIve-Feeder
sheep aud Lambs strong
and Active.

The following table shows the receipts OF
Caltie, hogs and sheep at the South omaha
i've stock market for the year To date, as
compared with lsst year:
1914 1918 In. Doc.
Cattle "... 1lS,Sic "a S3 .... oS7l
logs &c. LSN,llt s,O01, 6SJ ..... 2gS, b26
Sheep ,... gt6i, ie7 2,t2S,S36 2S,l6l Coco.
Hhe FOLLOWING table shows the prices for
hogs at the South omaha live stock mar
ket for the last few days. with COMPARE
sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
EvapoFated Apples ana Dried Fruit,

NEW YORK, oct, H.-ENAPORATEp
APPLES--Nominal.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, steady. April
cots and peaches, duh Raisins, duh
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-15
chicago LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm, Hogs steady TO Dime
Hluher

CHICAGO. Oct, 1A-CATTLE-Receipt a,
1900 head; market firm; beeves, SO. b0d
10 90 steers, &C. lodi9 10; stockers and feed
ers. 5.30Gs, 49, cows and heifers, 90. 4Ode, co.
calves. f7.5ofDlt .25
HoGS-Receipts. 10000 hoad; market
steady to l0c higher, bulk. s.. 3Odp7. %; light
g. 66dS.lO; mixed. 8. 26DeSO; heavy, $6S6d
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 20OC
head; market easy; sheep a. 7bafD6. 90; year
iingH S. 60lD6 IS; lambs, Sc OO6S 90