davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE.
In Answering Ads rIeas- Mention Time.

FOR SALE Best residence baJgnin in
Norman Okla near university. price
81 goo; terms UoN q Mecker. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
PRIVILEGES.

In Answering Ads, P--n-e Mention Times,
~~~~>>~~s~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~<~~~
WANTED Big carnival company and
concessions for Free County Fair Sep
teml'er IL. II and ls, RlSo good inrspen.
sive free acts Indians just receiving pay
mcnt aud money plentiful iddrcss L. J
jAntz. Sec'y, Stigler. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
New Suit Opposes
Transfer of Frisco

ST LOUIS. Mug l0-Confirma.
ton Of the sale Of the ST, Louis 4 SaA
Francisco railroad was opposed in a pc
tition filed in the UniiSd States dis
trict court today by the Mississippi
Valley Trust company of st. Louis,
and the Peabody Coal company. This
IS the second suit.
Our Daily Special.
The Man Who Can't QUIT Without
Swearing OH Never Quits For Long.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
FOR SALE--Modcrn s.room home with
basement 9C9 w ?ith Phone own
cr. Walnut $50

7-EpON house close IN for sale on easy
t'rWs ur trade, paving taxes about all
p1Id 'nil owner, Wal 1927
iOE SALE by owner. ~ a sacrifice II
sold I'm 10 DAYS, ON" and one G-room
bungalow. Hll modern. built In features,
onk finish; might take pair well located
lots T.. Dodson Phone Wal 1889 eve
ming.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
BUILDING MATERIALS AND
LUMBER

->~~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~ ~~>~~~-~~>>~~-~~-~~~~~-~~-~
Nl'W ana used lumber. garages. paIl.
Try HOUSES, ul kinds fence and posi-
2sA s. Walker Wat Ia4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
H. NJ FAlREY. Clerk.
Irving School building

FOR SAIL 10 acres on car line. in SC
limit, 81 900. terms
>, Room house with : lots, W srd ST.
G-Rcom housc Eaet 9TH. 81 900
900 Acres bottom land for sale or trade.
$40 per acre W l9l1 W = Williams
l23,s w Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
CATTLE AND STOCK.

w hnswertnG hus, fleese mention rtmea
s>~~>~~~~~~~~~~s>~~~>
HORSE, wagon and harness for sale;
WIN give reasonable terms n &C. ard
Wal SOss.
VERY FINE fun bloodcd Jersey COW for
sale VI, 1881 zoos y 9th
FOR SALE OR TRADE. I good fresh
cows, lA head OF work hptaea, mares
and ponies. one rubher.tircd surrey, one
set uf double work harness; saddles:
hll cheap ~ W California W 1915 n.
W kemp
PAIR bay horses, aud yenrs old.
sound, weight 1910, about tho hest pair
IN oklahoma 227 W Reno
FOR SAi.r tioO horse for $50 sound
gentle and good driver Phone ". i0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
EXPERIENCED MANAGER

IN' GIllllfOLD lfifNlNflNl-Il
Man with wide business experience
would like connection with manufnciur-
Ing or lohhing concern In Oklahoma city;
capable Of handling correspondence salrs
letters. advertising nll office details; has
practical experience M positions Of rc-
sponsihllityi can give best NJ CITY ref
otenccS Address lI-2ij Okuhomnu
CORRECT printing Thad y Jones 22l
West Second prices low, service
prompt Phone Wal, i0Ol
CAFE and dining room elegantly fur
ntshcd, doing good business, rent ren-
souahle; owner must sell ou account Of
health, no trades considered Price
$1,000 Woodruff a. Crows. llSu North
Broadway Phone Walnut el3
FOR SALE-Dry cleaning business. cs.
tablished trade Ford delivery. $1,000
cash, will stand investigation. T-227
Times.
FOR SALE at bargain. suburban cash
grocery, good location. no Junk r. r
o. Box 20 Phone W sea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Scaled proposals viii be received at
the office Of the clerk Of the board
of education Of oklahoma city. okla.
until 70 o'clock noon on the 25th day of
August 1915 for installing new sky.
lghts IN the Oklahoma city high school.
RS shown ON the plans and called for In
the speclrcations furnished by LAYTON &
Smith, architects, 7ul Majestic Bldg
Oklahoma city. okla
Bids must he accompanied by ccrti-
fled check Of 10 percent Of the amount of
the bid TO he forfeited M assessed and
NQuidatod damages In CRse bidder fails.
ncglcCts ~ refuses To comply with the
agreements of the hid Plans and spe-
clflcu,ions can be- secured at the office
of the architects The board Of educa-
tlon reserves the right 10 reject any and
an bids,
LII AZ nAInN,N. l,lnrh-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Nd. Please Mention Times

WILL Sri.L on easy terms. or trade for
good building lots. bungalow ot SIX
roous, sleeping room, hardwood floors.
high foundation. - openings y block to
car. block of school. olstorn. fruit grape
WNor. chicken yards. etc Phone Wal
nut -s5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Commisuoi YER Humphrey Speeds-Cor-
poratiou Cor missioner Humphrey was
fined t26 In municipal court this morn
ing for spec ting last night on Western
avenue TwN witnesses who rode with
th. commits nunor testified that he was
going slight y above the speed limit Il
thought IL uns a fire truck testified
officer EHiei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR
TRADE.

In Answering Ads. Please .:rnt,on Times.
s~~~s~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~
ALLEN THE STORE MAN HAS GRO
CEkf STORES CONFECTIONERY
MATCHED TEAM sos CAMPBELL
BLDG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Another IN Man Fined-T &. Hall.
second ncErl glnmnn to be- arrested
within two LAYS. was fined t5l and sen
fenced TO tl'rty days In the city jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Suitcase stIt' MlSslng-City Patrolman
Nichols r,tu rn"d from Tulsa this
morning Mt ,r an unsuccessful chase ~
get the rel C. suitcase" stolen from Or
Coleman. VI ~ onto lecturer The officer
went 20 Tub a In response TO n telephone
call from III Al city saying that the griI
and contents had been found and wcr,
being held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOUR gentlemen for two rooms with
sleeping porch; nice south front room
~ r. an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

Mayor warns cleanup-Mayor Overhol-
ser this mo ring communicated with
/ secure quick action IN getting an In
junction az nj nst the Western Paving
compsny's lila nj al Twenty third street
Oh Santa Fe. forbidding II from operating
| further unit g. abateA a dust nuisance
which anno,s residents to the north OF
| the plnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

LARGE modern southeast room IN chris.
tinn home; 3 large windows. Gentle
nrn only. il0 W 9Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-19

UNUSUALLY large, attractive southeast
front room with four large windows!
walking distance W sac
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Weakened on Report of Heavy Pur-
chnses In Australia.

Chicago, Oct 11.--Wheat values weak
ened largely on account OF reports that
heavy purchasing In Australia BY the
British government would divert ships
away from the United States. The market
closed unsettled, ic TO NC net lower. with
December at t1.5sh and May l,S7k. Corn
lost u o NC and oats nc to Y ono. The
outcome for provisions was unchanged 10
37hc higher.
Depression in wheat began as soon as
the market opened. Word was at hand
that the first development under the new
plan Of complete government control OF
wheat Imports for the United Kingdom was
the buying OF an immense stock in Aus
traIla, fS,60o,0oo bushels. So Tar AZ could
be learned no purchases at all were made
In the United States and instead OF an ex-
pected quick increase from this country
current advices told only Of arrangements
for enlarged loadings in Australia. The
bulls also were handicapped by continued
rurnors that the stocks OF wheat In Cana
dian terminal elevators would be com
naEdeered. and by renewal OF peace
gossip.
Selling on the declines in the wheat mar
ket appeared to DO overdone. as rallytng
tendency was displayed at times during the
last half Of the session. One reason seemed
to be that the peace tsld did not appear
to have any substantial fresh basis, but
rested on recent statements from bank
make overtures for cessation OF hostih-
ties,
Corn sagged with wheat The prevail
ing fine weather was also an advantage
to the bears. For the most part oats merely
reflected tho weakness of other grain. Sell
ing pressure was not Of an aggressive
character
Peace talk was regarded as bulllsh by the
provision trade Higherp rices on hogs
tended further TO lift the market
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
new YORK STOCKS
Market Still Suffering From
Shock of the German
Subsea Vessel.
DROPS TWO TO FIVE POINTS

New York, Oct ll.-Suscept!bility 10 pres
sure today indicated that the stock market
was still suffering from the shock of the
early week, when prices fell to over !
points on the news OF German submarine
operations. Gross declines today OF 2 to 8
points were registered by many OF the more
speculative Issues, while preventative shares
yielded from TO points.
Lowest quotations were recorded in the
final hour that period witnessing the heavi-
est selling of the season. Under the surface
there were signs that public interest was
again lacking and the short interest evidently
seized upon this situation as an opportunity
to extend Its lines, concentrating attacks
upon United States Steel, Reading and some
OF the prominent equipments and war issues
Operations for the decline were accom-
panied by disquieting rumors Mercantile
Marines were notably heavy, the preferred
falling under the minimum of Monday TO
104. Lackawanna and Crucible SteeIs were
lower by : to over points, with equal de-
clines for leading equipments and motors
Various miscellaneous Issues yielded to the
saem extent on moderate pressure but rails
rarely xceded / to ! points. Total sales,
1875, 900 shares.
News bearing upon the market, so far as
IT dealt with Industrial and general condi-
lions, was altogether favorable including In
Guiding inquiries for steel and copper bath
at advancing prices
The bond market was irregular. total sales,
par value. $4,2b5,O00. United States bonds
were unchanged on call
Numbers of sales and quotations on lead
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various Leading
Commodities.

New oYrk, Oct it.--Flour firm
Wheat-Spot easier; No. / durum, si,9t /,
No. 2 hard, si75; No, northern Duluth.
ts7; No. northern Manitoba, si.S3 I. o. b..
New York.
corn--spot easy; No. 2 yellow. ssxc elf
New York
oats-spot, easy: standard. 5Sh @54o.
Hay--Dui: No. I. si.6b. No. Q, s6c; No.
3. soo; shipping. 750s5c.
Hops-Steady; state. common TO choice,
1915, 454ssc; 1915. s@i3c; Pacific coast,
1918, I4df7c; 1913. e9i2c.
Hides--Firm; Bogota, 33h @34hc; Gem
trail America, 33933%c.
Lsather--Firm; hemlock firsts. ace; sec-
onds 37c.
Provisions--Pork, strong; mess, s3o.6o9
800; family, 1901 T3Io0; short clear
1911 $4,000, Beef. strong, mess, s21.oo8
21b0: family, $500 n25.oo, Lard. firm;
middle west. si5300i5.4o.
Taliow--Firm: city, sh8hc; country,
~ 610Ac; special. 10%c.
Poultry--LIve. firm; no prices settled.
Dressed firm; chickens, 1s@2sc: fowls. IT
@24c; turkeys, 2b "a 3bc.
Butter-Steady: receipts. 1858 tubs.
Creamery. 36@34hc; firsts S3h 04bc; sec
onds. 33b d 33c.
ERgs-Irregular; receipts, i7,tss cases
Fresh gathered. extra fine, 500 40c; extra
firsts. $40 csc; first, 1906 seconds, 30
@s3c.
Cheese--stsady: receipts. 2,lI5 packages
State fresh specials, 216e1Ne; State aver
age fancy, 20Ec.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
rARLoT RECEIPTS.


These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. hard winter: cars, r.67;
I car, s1.6s No. hard winter: Q cars.
r.67; q cars. ti.JsIi; 10 cars 1.5s. No. .
hard winter: I car. N.S7; cars, 3l.6s;
cars, Sissy 6 cars, s1.66. No. I hard
winter: ! car. uS2: cars, Sl.Si: cars.
1850; car. $40. No. 8 spring: car.
ti6sh. No. 2 dururn: Q cars. $3.50. No. .
1850. No. mixed: 1 car. Si.bsa. No, .
mixed: / car. SISSY; 1 car, 1857; 4 car,
tib5; / car, S1.64: 3.b car. 1850. No. I
mixed' car, N.Sa: car. 1851; car.
Wa.
Rye--No. .; q cars. 1870; car, .lfsn.
No. .: 0 cars, t1is. No. I; car, t1isa,
Sample; car, 3t.1sb.
Barley--No. I: l car, TIC.
Corn--No white. 40 sars, SIC. No. 8
white ! car. sic No. ! yellow. car, s4hc.
car. SOC. No. Q mixed, 1 car, ssko. No. Q
mixed. . cars, $50; 8 cars s2bc. No. 4
mixed, car sac. Sample mixed. car,
oa,s--No. q white, 0 cars. 4Ixo. Stan
dard, 4 cars, 4thc, No white, II cars.
HAc. No. I white, an cars. Ac; as car,
Axe. Sample white. car tchoice), t3*c;
Q cars. 8hc; car, axe.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat; No, Q hard.
No I hard, ,i.aH0i.5i; No ! spring
nse@isi; No. Q spring. s1.bs@ibshi No
Q durum, tl.65Gl5s; No. q durun, $3.50
i67. Corn; No. white. s39ssSc; No. 3
white, san @sae; No. { white, ss@s2hc:
sic; No, . yellow, s.qs4hei No. . yellow
sax q s4e; No. ! yellow, sax Ssac; No. 5
yellow. s1@s2o; No. 9 yellow, 100 soc: No,
. mixcd. saesakc: No. mixed. sah @
sac; No. I mixed, sih 0s2He; No. 5 nniI-
oatsi No. . white, t4h 9H.o, standard
AN @HHe; No. . white, AaNAc; No. l
white, 4Sh g4tc. Barley: Mailing, e0c @
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Generally Steady Prices Paid
for Cattle, with Fair De-
mand for Killers.
HOG PRICES ARE HIGHER

Cattle-Receipts were moderate this morn
ing, only ei0o head being reported in. Still
the total for the three days is 1000 larger
than last week There was a very fair de-
mand for killers Of all kinds, that is cows
and heifers as well as steers, and the mar
ket was fairly active. Prices for such cat
tie we're generally steady, yesterday.
stockers and feeders were slow to lit
tie lower, the demand from the country be-
ing none too brisk.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeves, sl0.0o1lO.s0; fair to good beevts,
S.76Gi0oo; common 10 fair oeeves, $500
$50; fancy heavy grassers. ssO"@l0 90;
good to choice grass beeves. 81 10000:
fair to choice grass beeyes. $7.00G' SIS: com
mon 10 fair grass beeyes. So 001 100. good
to choice heisers, ss.7bG725: gooi to choice
cows. sS4OGf00: fair to good c,'ws, 50 76I
$40: common to fair cows. S+5n@5.7b good
to choice feeders $7.5O080O: fair TO good
feeders. ss,76@76e; cornmcn to fair feed.
ers. 25,000675; good TO choice stockers
T.to@7S5: stock heiters, s5,76G72b: stock
COWS. Nbo@s.56: stock calves, ,6.5OGs.6o.
veal calves. ss.oo@n.oo; beef bulls, stays
etc.. s626@67B
Representative sales:
WYOMING.
"a steers. $50 81 80 10 helsers. sGi 81 Is
NEBRASKA.
81 steers. 1913 80 IS steers. 6l3 40
10 heltsrs. $40 726
SOUTH DAKOTA.
IL steers. 1890 90 10 steers. .ll40 Z So
hogs-The market opened fully dime
higher and improved as 1t went along sales
at the best time, which was towards the
close being az much as zoe higher. and
In individual cases being quoted even more
than that. What hogs shippers bought
were around dime higher. as were the
first packer sales. but the big end Of the
offerings sold l6c higher and quite a good
many sales looked all of zoe up, the gem
ersl market being good 16c higher than
yesterday.
The average cost furnished a poor cri-
terion OF the market today. Yesterday
good hogs were comparatively plentiful
while this morning there was not a choice
load on offer and shippers had hard time
finding enough stun to I'LL their orders. The
best hogs here sold at $3.50. which was
yesterdays top, but 1t was certain that
anything az good az yesterdays $3.50 load
would have brought $3.50 and possibly
little more than that. as shippers had the
orders but could not AL them.
Bulk of the sales was mado at $3.50
$40. prices being the best since ten days
ago. or close to zoe better than at the finish
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Eyangeline Homan 10 Agatha II. Ho-
man. Fourteenth street. 81 feet south
Of Pacific street, east side, 5lxl66. y
Charles c.. Beaver and wife 10 Almeda
Phelps, Marietta avenue, Benson,
e5s feet north Of Eyana street,
I25.bx200 ..,.......,,..s...... 2,s
South Omaha Land Co. TO Edward
Jsrantowski. Thirty-third street.
100 feet south OF ] street. east side.
b1xl30 ....t.,....,...,. ..........
The .Shuli Land Co. to Louis J, wsita,
twenty -first street, 30 feet north OF
Noolworth avenue, west side, ask
lze.o --......5..s.,s.'s. ~ 49,. -
Kenwood Realty Co. to Paul Catt,n..
southwest corner .Thirty-sixth srrd
Pinhnsy street. 40xl2s........ta.. 2
Cattiu, Thirty-sixth street. 40 feet
south OF Pinkney street, west side.
f0xl2e ....... ......9.........,.
Lewis Balcombe Reed to Laurie j.
Quinby. Forty seventh avenue, $50
feet south Of Witt street, west side,
~ $sx126 ......................
I Pauline 3. Davis to Herman O. Yves.
ton, Seventeenth street. 1876 feet
n sorth Of Missouri avenue. east side,
S6xiso ..9.......,.....,.... ...
Dundee Realty Co. 10 George c. Peir-
ornet. Fifty-lrst street, f75 fee.
2 north OF Farnani street. west Side.
s01lsb ....,....... .... ,sE.,.,s.,.. IT.
Alexander C. Reed and wife to Mar
tin Jensen and wife, Twenty fourth
street, 100 feet south Of Martha
etreot, east side, 29xibs. ....n.... 81
: Elmer Brickman and wife to Edward
woiyerton ct al, Thirty eighth street,
~ feet south of Grand avenue, west
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Prices Take Tum-
BILE on Very Slow Market
Run is Heavy.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT

Omaha, October II, 1915.
On account Of Its unsteady future mar
ket the cash grain market was very slow
today and prices ruled from &c to &c lower
The wheat run continued heavy, but the
traders could not get together. and as a
result large part of the samples were
held over until Fridays market. This dull.
ness, however. was not caused BY lack OF
demand. but more on account of the condi-
ton of the future market, and the sellers
are inclined to the belief that better prices
will prevail on the next market day.
The corn market was also very slow
and receipts Of this cereal continued yerv
Hight. There were few sales of yellow
and mixed corn reported. but the offerings
OF white corn were very srnail. and none OF
these samples were sold. No. yellow
corn today sold at s3c and the mixed corn
OF the better grades sold from s2sc to
sake.
The oats market was not much affected
by the dullness In wheat and corn and
there was pretty good demand for this
cereal at about " lower
The bulk Of the samples graded No. .
white and sold at 4+kc, and the No. Q
white and standard sold at AA @44bc.
The receipts OF rye were good and there
was fair demand for this grain, the No. 2
grade selling at sl.19h and the No. at
tiis.
The trade In barley was very dull, and
this cereal was quoted nominally un-
changed.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
TO $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels;
oats. s0s,o00 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat steady TO VIC
higher; corn, y Ole higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.72s,ooo
bushels and shipments l.07+,o0o bushels,
against receipts OF 3,t75.ooo bushels and
shipments OF 3I6s.000 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were 1900 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments
Of $4,000 bushels last year,
Primary oats receipts were i,723.000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts Of i,s2l, 900 bushels and shipments
OF l,36s,0oo bushels last year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12

New York. Oct. 1.-THE market for coffee
futures opened at an advance OF to 10
points. Offerings increased at the advance,
however. and the market turned easier dur
Ing tho afternoon, owing to reports that to-
days offers from Santos were shade
easier and scattered trade selling. March de-
cltned from s.7sc to soc and July from
s.a7c to $500, with market closing at a net
decline OF to II points. Sales, 1880 bags;
October, s.6sc; November. ss0c; December,
S,s9c; January, SS6c; February, $3.50; April,
sbSci May, sT7c; June. sslc; July S.s5c
August, ss9c; September, s92c
Spot coffee, steady; Rio Is 9%d; Santos,
"a u nd. Cost and freight offers we're quoted
at from 1000 10 lo.boc for Santos and Lon
don credits.
The official cables reported an advance
Of 10 reta In the Rio market while Santos
spots and futures were unchanged, and Rio
exchange on London was i-i6d higher Re-
cent advices from Brazil have Indicated some
little change In the export tax equivalent
to few points In the price OF coffee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
REAL ESTATE-TRACKACE

side, 50xis7 ,,.......,,,,..,....,. $50
Romniie q. vermiilion and wife to Car
cline Turnquist, southeast corner
Twenty-third and b streets. 4oxl2o. 1885
John Palmer and wife to Monica o.
borne, northeast corner orty.eiShth
and Cunning streets, b0xl26.,.....
John O. Palmer and wife to Monica
Osborne. northwest corner Forty
9th and fIsard streets. io0xib0.., !
Monica Osborne to John o. Palmer
ct al. northwest corner Forty NTH
and lizard street. bbxSt.
Monica Osborne to Katherine c. Palm
er, Forty.hfth street, IS feet north
OF lizard street west side, 6bx6t,...
Antoinette Winans and husband TO
Nathan somberg, Miami street. 80
feet west OF Thirty third street,
south side, boIi2o, Disbursements.
Hastings'& Heyden to George p. Ben
dixsn, Twenty frnt street, $50 feet
south OF Poppleton avenue. s5xI2SS 2,ioe
John s. Swenson and wife to John NJ.
Watson, Maple street, lls Ia feet
south Of Poppleton avenue, g5x12S5 2bot
Amanda Lindeman TO Harry T. How
Icy, Fifty first street. 100 feet north
OF Mayberry street. east side, B0xis2 1
Nathan Sonaherg and wife 10 Antoinetts
winans, Ames avenue, las feet west
Of 1hirteth street, north side. sox
1876 ,,...,.,............ ...,..,.,. t,9st
Nebraska Seed Co. TO Martin Gress,'
Meredith avenue, &C feet east Of
Twenty-ninth street, north aide. 6sx
ia ",.,...,.........,,s.
Catherine L, Shamp and husband to
John Koool, NJ street. 1854 feet east Of
Forty.fourth street, south eide, lSsx
l9a FlF+f ygl'' - 80, ,.,,,.,.. scot
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12

81, Louis, Mo, Oct acknowledgements
5000 head; market, steady; native beef
steers, S7.6o01i.0o; yearltng steers and heif-
ers, $500 1865; cows s5.5097.S0; stocker.
and feeders, s5.3o97.5o: southern steers
ss.oo 100; prime yearlng steers and heif-
ers, s7.50@9.o0: native calves, ss.0OG1ii7s
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; market high
er than yesterdays average; lights, ss.s5a
1910; pigs. ss256s25; mixed and butchers.
1870 1875; good heavy, $l0.l0qIO.25; bulk
ss75alO,l6.
Sheep Receipts. 400 head; market
steady; lambs. $1,000 a10.4O; slaughter ewes,
sS,oOG 1885, bleating ewes. ss.5Ode50; year
ilngs, ts006s75 ''"'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-12
Kansas City Live stock Market.

Kansas City. No, Oct. lI.-Ca.tle-Re-
ceipts' 5000 head; market, strong, active
steers, E0o@s25 western steers a. IN a.
$50; cows, st,6o@725; heiters, ss.Ooa9.b0;
stockers and feeders t5.50@S.O0: bulk, IS. 90
@S.2S; calves, F6.0oIlIoO.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; market high
err bulk, $eS0gs90; heavy. Sg,S06seb.
packers and butchers. tse0as.so: iIshts
Ss5 1890; pigs, ssT5g925
Sheep and Lanbs-Reoelpts. 10000 head.
market steady; lambs. $s5ORlO.3S; year
s6,tO9T25. '''S' Owes